The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 10, 1915, Page 4

LEAGUB OF NEWSPArHRS Telegraph News Service of the United Breas Association Entered at Seattle, Wash, Postoffice as Second-Clase Matte Thy mall, out of city, $40 per month up mos, @ mow $1.90; year 68 Ry carrier, elty a month z Pabits! Daily by The Sine Publishing Co. Phone Mate 4100, Private change connecting all departments Billions for a Navy for PEACE INSURANCE Not 1 Cent for a Navy for Aggression . Some men are born great, some achieve greatness, "Some have greatness thrust upon them, sang the poet. Greatness has been thrust upon Gov. Lister—forced on him by accident, AND HE HAS FAILED TO SEIZE HIS OPPORTUNITY. In the grim struggle of 1912 between Stronger men than himself, Lister slipped in as governor, a " ™an practically unknown and unheard of. He had a chance > Of a lifetime, but he did not measure up to the job. Gov Lister has signally failed in the strong personality that makes for greatness) HE HAS NEVER OWNED A SET OF! DEFINITE PRINCIPLES. At no time has it been certain on a measure of importance what the governor would do. y¥ A remarkable instance of his inconsistency has been dem- Onstrated on the “emergency” abuse of the legislature. When the legislature attached the “emergency” clause to “the McArdle land board bill, a measure which attacked the governor's political dignity, up rose Lister in mighty wrath | and talked about the GREAT PRINCIPLE involved in the “emergency” clause. The GREAT PRINCIPLE was, the governor explained, that the legislature should not be permitted to thwart the | fight of the people's referendum by declaring a measure an / emergency unless it really was an emergency necessary for the “immediate preservation of the peace, health, or safety” of state or its institutions. The governor tested the matter in the courts and won out on this GREAT BRINCIPLE. But how different GREAT PRINCIPLE ', When the Renick bill came to the governor. emergency clause. ere was less real emergency to it than to the McArdle Mill. In fact, the governor had signed a bill, just a day or two} before, which provided for exactly the opposite conditions, | * ‘so far as the state treasurer was concerned, than those the| nick bill prescribed for city finances. | But the Renick bill did not hurt the governor's political dignity, and the Chamber of Commerce, by a personal dele- ion, urged him to sign it. And he signed it, EMERGENCY ‘Eiatse and all. It is no wonder, then, that he also signed the port bill, though the Chamber was the only organization in Seattle that didn’t protest against it. His excuse was ridiculous. He | said the bill had passed by a large vote in the legislature. So did the McArdle bills which he vetoed. So did every measure he has vetoed. The governor also found fault with bringing measures such purely local nature to the legislature, yet he signed it, h every organization except the Chamber requested that people of Seattle be allowed to decide these matters for nselves. WASHINGTON GREATLY NEEDED A GOVERNOR TH POSITIVE PRINCIPLES AT THIS SESSION || IALLY. AND LISTER HAS FAILED. EVEN ON SO IMPORTANT A MEASURE AS SENATE BILL | 300, THE MOST OUTRAGEOUS CORPORATION _ GRAFTING BILL ENACTED IN THE UNITED STATES ANY LEGISLATURE IN A DECADE, THE STATE WASHINGTON CAN ONLY SPECULATE WHAT ITS GOVERNOR IS GOING TO DO. « NEXT TO the president of the United States the sheriff! “of New York county probably gets a larger salary than any! 9 official in this country. He receives an average annual| e of $56,000. and became It also had the Paid-for Publicity—Tatk No. The Port Commission Engineering Costs—Handling Equipment 1s x. Inapection # always adds t Supers iaton deducting ¢ @iscount on + having an «@ @tructures and the as ts4, 4475 nee @harac 4 eatimate of and would represent a depreciatic ee $124,222.53 E ‘The “ " at Olympin, asked the paid attorney of B the Pacific Ce insiated on heavy depre Port's entire outlay | Equally inexcusable is the ( er of ¢ ‘ at | Printed in the P.-1. Sunday, “s ng” t docks “[ should think not! Diggby mar ried one A Question a I wrote to Mr. Stubbs, the Rn whe my son works for in New York After the Grand Trunk fire the ( twelf tried to f the high|asked him how Dick was ge 4 @andard of Po are automa t a fire alin, fire stopes,| long where he slept nig EE Whe Futile Wharves are the best lighted | “What did he say? The Pablie Wharves are the 0 * equipy th crane | “Why, he wrote back saying Dick | ed ship tower tracks, s & Installation of Huropean efficie }is all right, and that he sleeps in " ogee es ake it the best|the office during the day, but ne _ Me iocoen PRaIE oRee |doesn't know where he sleeps ; Hlectrle Motor on whert and war se| nights Bs floors, with tratle cares hy A a Berlow marine ele ' és pte iris ialanalin 3 aT Peieite Spurs al acce Aout P : The lahky youth who occupied a 4 on ali public w c 8 aid seat in a passenger coach persinted | gs hf Jin sticking his head and shoulders MM pubic funds were ariticined the F sauxe! out of the window. The brakeman Te Of Senttie”—the . "| was passing through the coach, and 4 Me Enamber submit such proposit . bond he touched the youth on the back Ee HAMILTON HIGDAY Better keep your head Inside the 933 Anat 1 Trafti window,” advised the brakeman 4 7 I kin look out the winder if I we want to,” answered the youth 74 20c 2-qt. 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B, Soiner, Vice President are Trust Officer, Caldwell Mogticello, Hoge Building In the Heart of the Fi- | nancial District | Use Star Wants Ads for Re- sults, STEWART HOUSE 40 Stewart St, Near Pike Publi Market Modern ingle Rooms 25¢ Large, Modern Outside Rome tor One or Two, BOM | | If the pec Seattle reall feel as thoy appear to feel regard: Victiny and the Younger 30 ing the port commission,” declared Rob ridges, member of the com mission, to The Star Wednesda they will eee to it that referendum petitior are ¢ ulated againat the law which robs Seattle of he " vie, and permits Wahkiakum and} Okanogan countie to a how We shall run our port If the law changing t persor nel of tb ort commission is al lowed to into effect, Bridges saye bh eslign on red day the} take | | Stephen Stec, the 10-year-old 0. ' see | KENOSHA, Wis.. March 1 | —"Y'see, he's just a kid. coul tell on no kid and him get a spanking.” That is why little Stephen | Stec, 10, carried a revolver bullet in his brain for 48 hours —it Is still there—without say ing a word about it He didn't want to see “kid brother,” Al, who shot him, get the whipping he was sure would be the result. By al) rights of precedent Stephen Stec, the boy who wouldn't tell on his kid brother, should be dead, another victim of the century-old tragedy of a child and firearms. Yet he is not fn uncon. scious, he has no fever and is just as bright and cheerful as any boy who is receiving all the attention in the world would be. N. Palt ts « f the bullet in brain of his life. is the strangest I bh said the physician y a man shot in the brain 1s killed instant! It was when I Joseph dent the his rest The cas ning f the go t school that th I was called. He couldn't find the slight est thing the ter with the boy Little Al, e cause of it all,| ven-Year-Old a Spanking; Physician Discovers Wound by boy with a bullet in his brain, who wouldn't tell on his younger brother photographed on his hospital BRIDGES WANTS Boy of 10 Lives With Bullet in His Brain; A REFERENDUM Wouldn't Tell on Kid Brother Who Shot Him oy Accident a Secret After Shooting to Save Keep Chance, cot. | was playing chee fully alongside, Stephen has more visitors than he his bed, and the two boys were! can entertain taka ng and talking The sheriff and other officials although no formal affair has been given come daily, port of the the police The boy is brave. “I'm feeling fine,” he tells all of them. The little brother who did {8 came to the hospital. The two Then the his hand ove it loctor happened to run the elder lad’s head covered with blood His exclamation brought sobs from Albert. Then Stephen started to | cry, too, and he told his story | The boys were alone in the and found house and Albert got his laughed and talked together. Once | father’s revolver and held it oF twice the smaller cried. | against Stephen's head and When he wept the elder looked pulled the trigger around in chal | Stephen was knocked over, | He didn’t mean to hurt me. | but got to his feet and stayed my best pal. And, be- | the biood with towels. Then just a little kid. Don't do nothing to him,” he cried, fearing more for Albert than himself. they hid the towels and swore to say nothing about it, figur- | ing @ spanking would result. walked out to the doc +4 automob' le and was ws MI. 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All | Tablet After it blood.” A : a to Prove it Physicians all over the country ses aS are latorested and have telegraphed , Al! you stomach sufferers whom food has cowed and who walk to your meals as though you were and| Sbout to enter the arena of Nero, here is a message that will make fi ome All the latest » even come to see is interested developments the boy too, ha Kenosha “When You're Well, Keep Well’ Another article in The Star’s health campaign being conducted American Medical Association with co-operation The warm days of the late win ter br to Ife the first of the season's files. Tt is necessary, there fore, that we con aider the fly evil b the advance ing spring breeds them b the mil lions Just where the Jearly fly origin ates is m or less of a mystery We know, how ever, that flies develop most rap idly in manure—and that when the /aun strikes manure piles and warms "| them, the eggs hatch and the larvae jdevelop in astounding numbers This development can best be checked by treating all breeding places very early in the season. | The first effort should be directed towards establishing cleanliness m and about the homes, Just as soon Jas ft is possible to work out of doors, back yards and alleys should be put in order. Rubbish heaps should be removed, depressions in sprayed with kerosene lime, and all tin cans he ground or chloride o! boxes, barrels and other materials should be burned or otherwise carefully disposed of. Such fly breeding places as cannot be elim inated should be sprayed with ker osene. It ix essential that the ga can be more carefully car with the approach of warm weather | |'This can should be sprayed with kerosene = at frequent intervass. lGarbage should be wrapped. The wround the drained b ey wrappin garbage = should suffictenity heavy to protect and it is well to secure the wrappings with | string Wrapped garbage probably re duces the fly evil—in so far as the garbage can is a breeding place— fully 50 per cent. | The cry “swat the fly” will prob: ably be sounded in all parts of the Jcountry in a few weeks. Phe ! phrase should not be taken too lit erally. It 18 well enough to swat you glad. the fly and kill that is possible. It should be un | derstood, however, that any effort to exterminate the fly by killing individual insects, is hopeless The slogan “swat the fly” has awakened universal interest in tae fly problem and therefore has served an excellent purpose. How ever, it must be generally under stood that the one way to cope with the evil is to eliminate the breeding and this can only be done exercising thorough cleanliness It is as natural to dream at night as to think in the daytime, but one can avoid disturbing dreams by eating a light supper and then re- individuals when Indigestion Good Digestich Take a little candy-like Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet after each meal, and one at bed time, and no matter what you eat or when you eat it, good old - fashioned - honest - fried- baked-or-boiled food will not injure you Many physicians prescribe Stu- art's Dyspepsia Tablets in their cases of stomach troubles and di gestive disorders. They are sold at drug store everywhere, price nts a box. If you want you purchase, fill out every proof before goupon below Free Trial Coupon fraining from any mental excite- F. A. Stuart Co, 201 Stuart ment befere going to bes. 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