The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 26, 1915, Page 1

PAID CIRCULATION GUARANTEED OVER 99,000 COPIES DAILY AST EDITION WEATHER FORECAST—Ra The Seattle Star The Only Paper in Seattle That Dares to Print the New VOLUME 18 NO. SEATTLE, WASH., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1915 ONE CEN‘ bo A la Ag ed ty NEWS STANDS, Se Tits AY seALILR O WOMEN OF SEATTLE: When the mothers’ pension bill T came up in the state senate, Josiah Collins sneered. And now he asks mothers of Seattle to vote for him. When the minimum wage law for working women came up, Josiah Collins jeered—jeered at the idea of giving living wages to working girls. And now he is asking girls who work for a living to vote for him. When the outcry against starvation wages brought on the effort to punish owners of white slave houses as well as their unfortunate girl victims, Collins led the fight to give red-light houses the full protection of the law. Collins voted against the red-light abatement law. And now he asks decent women, honest girls, mothers of daughters, to vote for him. When the 8-hour law for women was up, Collins fought desperately to defeat it. And now he asks girls in laundries, in shops, in facto- ries, in offices, to vote for him. Collins’ record has been a perpetual insult to the good womanhood of this state, and every woman who knows Collins, except his acquaintances of the ballroom, for he’s a lovely dancer, is outspokenly against him. Club women as well as working women, rich women as well as poor women, have a special mission next Tuesday to defeat Collins, to avenge those sneers and those jeers. Women of Seattle, you owe it to your own good name and to the honor of your sex to defeat this man who always has opposed your best interests. Tuesday is the day to administer this rebuke by voting for Bolton, Haas and Hanna for the city council. You all must agree on the same three men in order to keep Collins out. THESE THREE, IN THE OPINION OF THE STAR, SHOULD BE BOLTON, HAAS, HANNA. — DARDANELLES "5 Meeting Declares,” NEIGHBOR LOOKS THROUGH _ » FORTRESSES .,................ KEYHOLE; SEES A MAN WITH ous protest against the bill to | scheme to divert public money into 4 abolish the port commission private pockets in what was known he’ Sa Mg the ba n Hindle, was born on Mares BY ED L. KEEN tuiek évelenbo were adopted at the monster as the Harbor Island Terminal deal LONDON, Feb. 26—Pre- benefit to ceded by mine sweepers, the | “Ame time Anglo-French fleet today moved | a4 there past the Dardanelles forts, The annthilatio: which its guns had demolished | military power after several days’ shelling, and jet, experts dec! dehis:: B*Qasten: sranident. of opened a bombardment of the | ino time Doaunenl cantina land forts on both sides of the Bons dodge Wiehard Winner ng SECOND AVE. STORE 12) i220 Mors. P'S This was the word brought | terilt ; here today by dispatches from | D OF WATCHES | i. £ yer dre Against Special Interest Schemes at Olympia. _— ( HW ec. barber, 23,) fluence He 8 he had, T M be of great Monro apart.|bee® too drunk to remember any home, ne who at the » Russia the mass meeting held at the Seat- was blocked by the port commis | g ¢ tle theatre at noon today sion.” ments, 609 Ye The meeting was addressed ft . by Robert 5. Boyns, presi of the Seattle Club; L. D. Lewis, o the Municipal league; Dean Placed Under Arrest hen Mrs, Alexander, summoned Mrs. Hindle, arrived and noted s ¢ the child, some linen ident d Dr. Harvey, ed he was in- died. He BOLTON TO WIND ‘os UP GAMPAIGN AT eos) DREAMLAND RINK.” the apartments, when Peyser placed him under ar- Athens. No resistance to “50505 MOB ATTACKS. LIEUT. BECKER "EVERETT MAN DENIED TRIAL 1 erying 8 ¢ narrowest par Great Battle ships auc. | st t the | do = AURORA FIEND "KILLS ANOTHER ra sup s Rolt EVERETT, Feb, 26 “ his way to the w NEW YORK, Feb, 26.—Charlea ¢ w York city under sen- tj) The Dead Baby | the eu Didn't Hear Baby Cry ATHENS, Feb « 1 | | ott to tl rar tened an nite monthly meet at the § »ythiar sters’ Altruistic elu’ the me ort . t W ang wil ard marty a 1 . ilding, Fr K. of jay afternoon « in prograr eabee a — a ni) ° mem € > ve t Net ™ tlef th is general dissatisfaction 0™! aha y 5 “sh tela we ch. ° the result of A‘ stanting t r i \ ; t : CAMPAIGN OF MISREPRESEN he e t rat < triers pbhgabioeg x ned tect. |t to b Atisf ha a pla us 1 as st ert the ca ' nvest A oan a TATION ON THE PART OF OWN.| Two U. 8S. submarines ordered curred " ‘8}ERS OF PRIVATE DOCKS, to. to ul to work out defense pro i laether with o other special interests ler ned to build a cottage. You spend, let us dation, the water and gas connections, etc., complete the house. You don’t complete the basement as a woodshed. At the end of m WHEN A MAN’S MARRIED escemeneee men VLL HAVE AN OYSTER cockTak, Some | ir LET ME HAVE A MANHATTAN cocktair, } | CREAM OF TomATO, SOME STUFFED : ONSTERS E HALF-SHELL, A PLAMKED | | CELERY, AN ENGLISH MUTTON CHOP, — nd STEAK, RARE RU SALAD - COPPEE \ s f' ACKERS NO CHEES aaa sen" a < A A 4 ¥ the circumstances? tment as a dead loss, or ur cottage pay a fair res + HELEN ,| DON'T GET DONT YOU SUPPOSE | LIKE THE IDEA OF GoING A LITTLE CHANGE OWCE IN A White? You HAVE A Be iin pane? q YOUR LUNCH DOWN TOWN | is A MIGHTY | FRENCH FRIED POTATOES , FRENCH | PEAS, LETTUCE SALAD, copree ~ AND FRENCH = PASTRY But the mplete Divis- , BEGINNING NOWHERE AND ENDING NOWHERE, 1s Lost 000 A MONTH, IS IT GOOD BUSINESS TO SAY THE ity D THEREFORE QUIT DEAD AND NOW LOSE THE WHOLE $400,000 ORIGINAL INVESTMENT? WOULDN'T IT BE SOUNDER BUSINESS JUDGMENT TO SPEND THE OTHER $100,000" AND ¢ municipal railway will be a ri ined at the Municipal report of which speech is on page 4 ement. Give the municipal railway a MPLETE YOUR RAILWAY. IT’S GOOD BUSINESS, VOTE FOR PROPOSITION B, YO EXTEND DIVISION A TO BALLARD, A VOTE FOR PROPOSITION B IS A VOTE TO SAVE MONEY. iT 1S A WOTE FOR REAL ECONOMY,