The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 9, 1915, Page 4

ASTER, faster, faster, they're joyriding madly in Olympia. The throttle is wide open. been thrown away. Two more days to go, and the legislative orgy is on high gear. * Governor, house, senate are off, these last few days, on the wildest debauch of the session. The house yesterday passed a bill granting per- petual franchises to the Seattle Electric Co. and other utility corporations. The brakes have THE SEATTLE STAR MEMNER OF SCRIPPS NORTHWEST LeaGUe oF Newsrarnns News Service of the United Press A tt nd-Class Matter | Billions for a Navy for PEACE INSURANCE Not 1 Cent fora Navy for Aggression Cast Your Eye Over This Lineup! F course, the present legislature, like any other organi-; zation, must stand on its merits. However, to anyone who might be disposed to question just what purposes it was a for, the following list of important committee| irmanships is cited: | CONSTITUTIONAL REVISION—Guie of King, a} ndpat lawyer. Of course the question of constitutional ion never was intended to be given a show in this com- DAIRY—Mess of King, a wealthy dairyman himself, who he industry from the eyes of the man who sells—not} tes—the milk. JHERIES—Ed Sims, a standpat, wealthy fish man. NICIPAL CORPORATIONS OF THE FIRST ' ASS—Robert Grass of King, a visionless attorney. ROADS AND BRIDGES—McArdle of Jefferson county, | most insatiable spoilsman in the state. STATE CAPITOL—Morrison of Thurston, who wants than anything else more buildings in Olympia And—— PUBLIC MORALS—Frank Manogue of King, AN EM-! ILOYE OF THE SEATTLE BREWING & MALTING D.. WHO BECAME A TECHNICAL RESIDENT OF) AIS DISTRICT SO SOON BEFORE ELECTION TIME} AS TO RAISE THE CHARGE OF PLANTING. j No legislature ever has been so anxious to please special | and vested interests or been so oblivious or callous to general interests. The Governor Has an Awful Nerve UDGE DONWORTH, representing the Chamber of Com-| merce, laid stress, in the farcical hearing before Gov. | Lister yesterday, on the fact that the port commission is pay-| ‘ing $800 a day interest on the investments for public im-| ovements. | And Gov. Lister signed the measure which addg four) mew commissioners to the present membership. ee ; Just how this will reduce any of the interest, may furnish | d for gubernatorial reflection. It's beyond ordinary under-| ttanding. The governor also said that he was satisfied Se-| attle wanted the port bill. It might have been a good idea | to let the people of Seattle decide that question, as every or-) ganization and improvement club except the Chamber of Com-| Merce requested. | _ The port bill possibly may not be harmful. It cannot) ibly do any good. Judged by the original draft of the bin it is just as much a victory, as finally amended, for the commission as for its enemies. BUT GOV. LISTER AS A LARGE AMOUNT OF NERVE TO SPEAK OF J We Mae You. CAL OFTONGR me, ROP SINE Come over J STAR—TUESDAY, M The governor signed the port bill against the protest of every commercial and improvement club in Seattle except the Chamber of Commerce. Speaker Connor asked the house to abolish the department of political and social science at the University of Washington, to get rid of Dr. J. Allen Smith and other liberal educators. THAT’S ONLY PART OF ONE DAY'S DE. BAUCH. It’s enough. Only three of 17 King county members, Mur- phine, Lane and Hastings, voted against the bill to make a perpetual monopoly of the Seattle Elec; WHY DON'T, Yeu "DON'T —— 2 or you! TUSIDAY ANG t Shuppsr OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE — Nes, SIR, J MOVED TO THIS TOWN FIPTy-one YEARS AGO, AND I CAN REMEMBER WHEN —— HAVING SIGNED THE BILL BECAUSE SEATTLE | ————_W__—™ | atipated was and polson bof Russia, 6 eonterente WANTED IT. — Hp samgamge agg qe in the bowels n you will feel | an powers at London (at| AUSTRIANS are kicking a raise in the price of YS) ALNTUM Feat ancaret tonight atraightens| Which France was not represented) heer. Demon Drink is sure, being pounded where he isn't! Bp el lon out ty morning, They work Meaeestrelined aa i being killed outright a - while you sleep, A 10-cent box present the Russian Black see a On the Wrong Mission A Kind Act m any drug store means a clear Ants Fron, taoug ‘4 ‘ith te tie . ? r ‘ we Father-in-Law—Look here, young| head, sweet stomach and clean, | Motilla, compared with the fleet of; IF DROPPING OF ais igh a tr Si 0 ou think it's it | healthy liver and bowel actian for| Germany, is much superior to the American fartner may have te eat 1 1¢ f tin ing to work, or do| months. Children love Cascarets| Turkish naval force | holding, but he'll have help at the ve expect me to support you the’ because they never gripe or sicken, ee | ho! 4 f vel er Po “ <Alact inate The undispated control of the| (PALD-FOR PUBLICITY—TALK NO. 17) avatiity Black sea and its passages to ns Co 0 ulty, have yo . s open Mediterranean by the triple ° ed iam mel 1 thought you bad come entente is full of potentialities he doorway to the unequaled A Miniature Moo is t 4 . | s s granaries of the vast Russian do-| A New Orleans Viewpoint old Jersey calt was nib aera aN w owns 4% 1 Pog hak tka “a It has excellent rail connections 1 ever t Socedar’ ‘ast oa » and possesses a good harbor | ANA is oare aiden from a Boston st and possesses a good harbor, ice ‘ oor Varo tae SAN FRANCISCO SAN DIEGO Jf irre. escent to's few anys tn’ mia : al at . he said, turn wint to her hostess, “does it 1 Round trip. Liberal return limit Stopovers It exports tremendous quantities PORT DEVELOPMENT to keep ag smail a cow of grain, besic timber, sugar Pei efe flour, oll-seeds and cakes, beans, | * Candid | Deas, etc | Beale i aidtvehianl 45-clbne d the Dardanelles in their pos-| wal thie eutdacs tides leading out of Tickets now on sale | on, and the rich storehouse of the dts, No wht g, no urging | Russia, both in Europe and Asia,| n& would induce him to cross without Arrange now for accommodations for your visit to open to them, the allies could well topping. So he advertised ae E laugh at an embargo on supplies To be sold, for no othe ”n Panama-Pacific International Exposition from the United States—in truth than that the owner wants to go Seu Pranciaco would welcome It, for it would but out of town tighten the coils about their foe ; Feeling the. Way PANAMA-CALIFORNIA EXPOSITION St icwaath Weller sale Ge Pacernia San Diego WELCOME REV. ROSS) Ee ) es a8 he mef a former patient on the ne “i | powe tele de An ime sption bY all the eRe SHOULD BS rp emda meter | I churches of the city will iven : - Pirst ” boetor aid Mr. Brown. + Tuesday at § p. m, in th rlors | satiuacie: Vado padat” anvtiian i; ervice » Plymouth church, Sixth and | Sd Byoagtetss= - ; ” sity, to Hugh G. Ross, of | de eae 4 ( wn, South Africa, thé new | i f ir tabeehile schedules convenient for all pastor of the Plymouth Congrega 4 © capacit ' ein wdvance ¢ F-quipment, mode fi 5 tional church pr at| A little boy of 6 was invited to a ame ‘ lern and up-to-date All the © ministers of downtown The next day he Dining seevice, famous, in a class [fj churches will speak | st ‘ pi Ridin fun Dr Ww. ample, former pastor of ts ‘ itors haa mitributed elthe , a sone Mall particulars, reser ets, ete and Dr Pe WAIN ONsECT oF HP PICIENOY y tne @ reeltation, or music for the Rofrest time DeLee ake envi erat mata, depreciation and fixed | Pleasure of the rest J, OF McMULLEN, City Pass, Agt yin ds charges t Oh, poor little Jack! aid his 107 Yesler Way, Seattle, Wash. WHO LOST A PURSE? receiving armen wot er. how r) unfortunate you A. TINLING, A. @. F. & PLA A purse containing three Buffale | ards bit Aa Teatt eibthan? < paplled 2023 Smith Bullding, Seattle, Wash, nickels and other change found on| HAMILTON HIGDAY the young hopeful. “I stood up and A, D, CHARLTON, A. G, P. A., Portland, Ore, alts own: said Asst, Sec. and Traffic Mgr, my prayers!” 1 saa ARCH 9, 1915, A SPECIAL INTEREST DEBAUCH IN THE LEGISLATURE . tric Co. Think of turning over the city streets forever to this company, and 14 of YOUR “rep- resentatives” shouting “Amen.” Think of a governor who presumes to say what Seattle wants in spite of the protcsts of every or- ganization except the Chamber—-AND REFUSES TO LET THE PEOPLE OF SEATTLE VOTE ON THE PORT BILL, WHICH CONCERNS ONLY THE PEOPLE OF SEATTLE. Think of the spectacle of the speaker of this state making the ridiculous plea that the political science department, a department maintained in (ov See, MY INDIGESTION 18 Woase, TM ON A DICT, MA I CAN TOUCH WS MALTED MICK. BUT Twice Cone Some “Do You reer No, MISS DIAN Cerrar Han Lagr week, MR, PePsin gt” WHAT OPENING OF THE BLACK SEA WILL MEAN The allies claim that t has reduced the outer for rest of your life? Se nLaw—It would be no more than fal afer what I have just done for you. Td ike to know ever done for me Why, didn't I take ter off your hands?” ee Walle Have Ears bh, this in a gossip why? | \ even the rooms comiunt- | cate with one another! | . what you've your daugh place 'T Ever Thus Dardanelles, the first, and, p "Here's yw patents a con-| the most Important, st trivance p xirls from falling | ture of Constantin out of ha ks ag wh num. More chiner displacing * block the only | men é Black sea, that grea | upon the bosom From Baltots to Beaus love every woman uries, no veanel floated the flag of the’ Turk Don't you should have a vote?’ asked the} Empty the basin of the Black sea Sweet Young Thing of its waters, take England, Scot No,” replied the Young Man. land and Ireland, add Belgium, and! Rut | believe every young Woman! plant them side by side within its! should have a voter shores, and there would still remain oor }ample room to pour in all the wat-| Particulerize ore of the English channel At Iast 1 am at the end of my| The Black sen is twice as large.| troubles: exclaimed the Optimist combined areas of Michigan, Huron Which end?” asked the Pessim int, gloomily Clair, in our} Erie, Ontario and St own land CASCARETS FOR COSTIVE BOWELS, HEADACHE, COLDS |." |eluded all bu | : the Black | Get a 10-cent box now Russians obtained the Turn the rascals out Lom ates ts jin it The Black sea is situated between Ei nd Asia, and is bounded on the west by Turkey, Bulgaria and Roumania, on the northwest, north and east by the Russian dominions, Asia Minor and on the south by © capture of Constantino. they ex-| om , When thei ght to trade head la and never| merchant marine and its ships of by a lazy] war, thr macy of 1 clogged bowels uses of stomach Russia! n't put In another day of dis-| was coms Keeping| ! Cascareta cleanse your) armed vease tire sea ve the sour, ferment: | being de ritory by! 1871, in response to | Ninth ave ‘torial dep \% m, $ rtment, TWE MER® SUCGEESTION of ANTTHING HEAVY ON THO STOMACH THROWS ME INTO A SPASMS glass I slept on oped, That the | guess people like Shoull Be Giv h | germs and filth and things jus in ht Ye every university in the country, should be abol- ished, because, forsooth, some of the studies taught do not mest with the reactionary ideas entertained BY THIS PAMPERED DUDE, WHO NEVER HAD TO DO A REAL LICK OF WORK IN HIS LIFE. THEY’RE INTOXICATED WITH TEM- PORARY POWER AT OLYMPIA—-BUT THEY ARE HEADED, LIKE AN INTOXICATED JOY- RIDER, FOR A TELEGRAPH POLE. THEY’RE GOING TO MEET A REFERENDUM CLUB THAT WILL MAKE THEM SICK WITH PAIN. CAUGHT IN AN AMBUSCADE *po TRY A TASTG OF MY CHOW-CHOW, MR A. I FACT, “When You're Well, Keep Well” Another article in The Star’s health campaign being conducted __with co-operation of American Medical Association FURTHER ADVENTURES OF THE FLY AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A FLY 1 stayed in the kitchen long and drank some. tly the woman came in e'time and then went into a an | had never seen before room Ww here ked at t was to eat not very Here | found a lot of other flies ot a“ mach I was n and he askec and the a woman worried je asked him what the trouble was, and he looked at the child and « table, set again and then out of the window One or” fly toward the stable and around the had drowned in room at us and then he said some- the water; it must thing that sounded very funny to awfully cold, and two ¢ me—"Typhoid fever; too many their feet so tangled up ter that they couldn't and the number of Mttl they had w They wer ® ter, but I had eaten enoug day, and before and I was tired on the edge of off as much joug The edge of a gi nice thing to wipe In the morning man and woman and a child came in to eat and the woman poured out a glass. f milk for the ld—in the flies.” IN ORDER TO GIVE THE BABY A REALLY FAIR START ~|ON THE ROAD OF LIFE You that |MUST BEGIN ABOUT 100 YEARS Jong it got d BEFORE HE IS BORN! " FRANKLIN IS BEATEN The Broadwa sophomores de- feated the Franklin sopho: in the Franklin The the ful of do, for the baby dran took the sepative. Day after day went b part of our time in the ho often we would fly to the ; ttle building back of a we lived on the fat of the land | WHY HAIR FA LLs OuT } Dandruff cause Jache, Diliousness, indige ‘ | After sor ee: a feverish irrita- > ar | In 1784 the same privilege me weeks of this life, T|tion of the on k, sour stomach and bad colds| | In fee teres flew away up in the air one morn-| shrink, Inesen nen oe, tale roots | tage tonight and )| tended ¢ ta, ing and went through a wind joosen and then the hair out with Cascareta Britain and to France |had not seen before dow 1) cames out fast. To stop falling hair | 1 of men and women The rapid increase of the Russ child asleep or ene found the i rid th alp very ‘ I went over and walked his lips and it was warm a 25-cent aOrOSs any drug and 1 at a 1 wiped ty thet ann ne your hand and my wings and almost went to slee Waly cand chn myself; but the child ries ue ruff disappears ag ig ming out.—Ad- MURPHY’S UNIVERSAL VARNISH Is the one kind of varnish for any kind of work sway with mf s and accident be cleaned with water an le work The } Does not get It does in using it. 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