The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 6, 1915, Page 4

STAR—MONDAY, NOV. 6, 1915. PAGE 4. dty, one yoor, 0800; 4 ==". EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE SEATTLE STAR #2222222: ANOTHER VICTORY FOR THE feat under the circumstances is one of those A GOOD REASON FOR THE RECALL a public necessity at times—and a mighty fine con- PEOPLE Bunker Hill affairs which gives the tory victors To THE credit of the County Commissioners’ as- venience at other times. °S he vot f Seattle and Kin room for many sad reflections. i , sociation of the state, Mike Carrigan was beaten, IT'S A QUESTION if we want Lieut. Hemrich Koch, . ers 4 4 « ke i . lec sai ‘ H*" rad Tee S . Taken all in’ all, the Saturday election is two to one, for the presidency at the North Yakima — « interned German raider, who broke his parole and was eounty mast encouraging to the honest, progressive, inde- ‘Heng ; captured by a British vessel, returned to us or not. He No set of political fixers can bamboozle them. pendent thought and vote of this great city and convention, " ; hi would only be a source of vexation. The Uuthet Btates T ivate i ests oj : ° : Not that the office itself amounts to anything. woald, naturally, be loath to treat him in the manner his : one phe Pipher y _~ age Mote 38 ese “ej inal breach of honor warrants. England has no such scruples mouthpieces, who cooked up a little scheme to grab ‘ Its influence is nominal. Petter tot her ese Liste. Koch and we will tey to worty. the port control from the people, received in the ANOTHER GUESS AT IT But, nominal as it is, it would have reflected along without him. Saturday election some of the saddest surprises in ; ; 4 Fae: the fair name of the entire state if Carrigan semana ‘ 7 E HAVEN'T proved a brilliant success as a on the fair na ’ TORE a their checkered career. W , | 4 j » » ne or his disgrac eadershi a isgraceful CAPT. BOY-ED is quite likely to go the way of Bee cick ther: : war prophet so far, but if we may be per- after his disgraceful leadership of ¢ grace Tee eae ieekheiea ot tile electing peo' eqiag : hi mitted one more try, we are ready to venture the parade, should have been chosen the head of the pensities. But it seems wrong to hold a little plot or 1. Dr. Carl Ewald was elected port commis- prediction that, notwithstanding the brilliant Ger- association. two against a man saddled with such a comic-opera sioner in the First district. a “ man-Austrian-Bulgarian successes in Serbia, and North Yakima recalled three of its county com- appellation, doesn’t it? (3 2. Judge Remsberg was elected port commis- the talk of an Egyptian campaign, the war will be missioners—recalled them by an overwhelming vote : sioner in the Third district. finally decided upon the blood-stained soil of in every precinct in the county. The commissioners ime, OMAR HUMPHREY tailed to get « vote fot 3. The people, by a decided majority, approved Poland, had been accused of charges that reflected on their Bilis! that vole, ued hive been Beaten be. Gulp 4004 + lee AOE . : : sala egy r 4 Zz, the port commission's belt line proposal. The Russian hordes are massing. Of all the official integrity. votes instead of 4,625. i majority, voted nations at war, Russia has more munitions, greater Yet Carrigan, to the shame of Seattle and —— 4. The 5 a jority, ons, g : ; s - - a a for the belt line bonds, tho the propositions failed food reserves, and a larger number of fighting men King county be it said, engineered a parade in COUNTY JAIL prisoner tries to hang himself, an . * kt hen the w ~ommeneed tAcatnatt “these -alled officials, denounced the his suspenders break. Now watch some enterprising belt by a few votes of the required 60 per cent. than = en the war oo rreaveuty F honor” of these recallec Ly eipge p of manufacturer advertise his wares. 5. In spite of the socialistic bugaboo, Oscar H. The slow-moving Russian war machine, un- recall, called the people of Yakima a lot of chumps, polberanitdhoas McGill got the biggest vote any socialist ever re- wieldy because of its very bulk, is daily gaining and otherwise insulted the electorate. AFTER READING the accusations against him, momentum and power, Carrigan is a fair sample why the recall is one naturally asks who put the “lies” in Gillies? G@sived in a school election in Seattle. McGill's de- [ tbursts of Everett True] | WONDER WHY THAT NO, 1 HAVEN'T . MADE MY CHRISTMAS GUY 1S Fo.Lowing Met PURCHASES AS YET — HE'S STARTING To RUN THERE'S PLENTY OF Tait Me, ARE You A RELATIVE OF Tom bu FF? Ah— THEN THAT ACCOUNTS FOR THE EXTRAORDINARY | RESEMBLANCE — SAY, | WANT TO ASK You A QUESTION Py HE'S GAINING ON me!— | MAY AS Wer Give uP! MERCHANTS’ A B C ADVERTISING CONTEST Here’s a Chance to Make Money During Idle Moments —In two advertisements printed below are typographical mistakes. In one is a misspelled word, in another a typographical error. On the is a coupon. Read the advertisements over carefully, locate the misspelled words, fill out the coupon, stating what they are and in whose ad they were found, and mail to ¢ Seattle Star. The first two correct answers received will each be given an order for $5.00 in merchandise upon the stores whose advertisements containthe incorrect words. All answers must be in The Seattle Star office before 2 o'clock Friday afternoon. They will be numbered in the order in which received prior to the hour mentioned, but will not be opened until after 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon. No one directly or indirectly connected with The Seattle Star is permitted to take part in this contest. This contest will appear each Monday for 13 weeks. Address all answers to A B C ADVERTISING EDITOR, THE SEATTLE STAR. Remember in making your answers that abbreviations will not be counted as mis- takes. Names and addresses of winners will be published at the head of this advertisement each Monday. Those who have won once are not eligible to win again. The prize winners last week were: R. D. Switzer, 1517 Ninth Ave., and Mrs. Grace McKean, 1525 Eighth Ave. Washington Theatre FIRST AVENUE FooT oF COLUMBIA a 5c Best Show in the City 5c 1 0, St. Louis, Dallas ana} San cisco want democratic and | republican national conventions De ceiash cttteoen Rain soaks 46 Mountaineers, who | make furniture walk to Renton. | antique quicker 4 Milwaukee road will run gaso-| — line car on Bellingham-Sumas run. | | Wemen who have Seattle Fire Department band Dothing to wear con gives concert for Providence hos-| a © oe pital inmates Sunda Puget Sound Schoolmasters’ club, | BUM COFFEE This morning for breakfast, but not our fault. Had you ‘ h oe STORE Facts: Big Values--Low Prices 60 ¢ y A DH Hlest-Grade Blend, and by the cup, 2e and 3e, Boston Sample Shoe Shop SPEOND ANSE VE IRR st Seened FL Old Furs relined, remodeled, cleaned and re- S=" into trimmings, cuffs, collars, neckpieces, CUT OUT THIS AD It is Worth $2.00 ON A $10.00 CONTRACT—GOOD UNTIL DECEMBER 13 UNION DENTISTS 205%4 Pike St Over Owl Drug Co. HEATING STOVES 95¢ AND UP 4 Wood Heater Springs and Ma AMERICAN FURNITURE CO. 1903 Wiret Ave. muffs and turbans. Coats remade and refitted. Prices right. - MODEL MILLINERY 527 PEOPLE'S BANK BUILDING ou want Flowers, be sure to vinit Seattlo’s newont Store, where you-met the best PREPARE FOR A GOOD POSITION METROPOLITAN BUSINESS COLLEGE Consolidated with the Acme attle's oldest bu up-to-date Flowe 10 for your money themum season ts now on. Come in and see them. ROSAIA BROS. The t ne t 1 is a Savings Rank Fae See Roe and Seattle Bu ness training : é at Tacoma, asks for law relieving | Phone Main 850s, 1001-1008 Third Ave. P.-1, Butlding. school districts of responsibility in| ee aceldénts in school playground ae: | Geo. W. Allen, reelected presi- cidents | ten re ike to pa or the privilege of ge Sults made from your own dent of Arctic club, entertains past @ ves o! Milk contains more nutriment than beef—and the bet tag seat Pesan tame aaeesdhceatan snail wid materia sta $15.00 Presidents with banquet Saturday. al, and more for your nade from your own | Rev. W. A. Spicer speaks on S80 END ALL SARCASTIC © “Mission Work in Africa” at First MEN! | Seventh Day Adventist church Sun All fools are not dead yet,” | | day, said the sarcastic man on the | 8. $3. Sefan, Iaundryman, robbed | °' 1% of $60 by footpads Mrs. Harvey Lindley, wife of Prominent Seattle capitalist, dies at Santa Barbara Saturday wagons deliver today’s Milk today. PURE MILK DAIRY Distributors of Maplewood Products 1512 Seventh Ave. MAIN 2545 rt SCHWARTZ LADIES’ TAILORING CO. Phone Main 3095 1504 Third Ave. NORDLUND’S FOTO CO. 1313 Fourth Ave. We have no coupon agente. Look re Just a Minute You're thinking « t that confection that's different Ww f ave thin advertisement? It you 10c on any purchase of cand ter the milk the greater the nutriment. Our Milk and Cream are both prize winners and ideal for children, Our What's the matter,’ .#ked his companion with a grouch aren't you feeling well | rrmOrF ANA se mH A mA New and clever suggestions for the baby’s Christmas. Full line of Sweater Suits, Bath Robes, Dresses, Dolls ntest—How to Hold a Husband Red Cross society sales average ; nae m about. oUF and Novelties. | $100 daily Hokkai Maru returns to Victoria ays the beat in Young Pork, Beet POPULAR PRICES BO Elks hold memorial services for '® have cargo restowed and Malt Meats, Diamond M Pure d = members in Moore theatre Sunday.| Over 190 inches of snow has jounting to 60 MISS OLIVER’S BABY SHOP “SLATTAN’S, 1522 WESTLAKE Two Shoos Mire, Mueller, Stall 10% Dr. H. C. Mason addresses Y. M. | fallen at Cascade tunnel since} ELLIOTT 3590. Sanitary Market @. A. Sunday club on, “A Call for | Nov 500 Union Street Market Justice.” Hoquiam Packing Co. announces | _———e - © | price of 40 cents per fish for salm-| Are We Selling You Your Olive Oil? FREE DOCT R } on next season 0c cans of Pure Italian Olive Of) B5¢ MAYBE WASH WAS TRY Mrs. Adelaic Kerr, minister's pel Shan Se cans of Pure Italian Olive Ot! of your family is Hil, OUR DOC | ING TO ACT AS A HUMAN wife, {s candidate for mayor at : HS advantage $1.75 cans of Pure italian Olive Oil RNMENT physician, will prescribe aa CLOTHESPIN f Snohomish Bee eS ceutnonak ue 4250 cans of Pure Italian Olive Oil ; ; You know that old saying about m the ercy iil joquiam Salvation Army collects A . - | Fanner.) money for poor, but can find no| Sentile Show Rooms and Office, IIS Third Ave COLE & HARADEN—Sta! 12, Pike Place Market q Wash Dugan got caugh* on need } maton t rnd all the Record Phone Main stmt, Free Delivery | the clothes line in Hitdstrom’s American Minister Whitlock will | back yaid last Saturday and cut return to Belgium Dec | his 'ower tip Rellingham will vote ¢ suing | . seen, iH, SoNe o8 inca ie dcindasliles wha tidaba as caee FOR BUSINESS MEN DON'T WORRY i 2 | and see it made If the goes wet or dry—the UNION CAPE sett sells dP ; 9 4 ~~ , : 1 have a few high-class designs in Serges, ‘Tx thelr S CLAM CHOWDER at 10c a (hrowe—night oF Congregational ministers wili| School board accepts work or ‘ and Novelty Suitings, This week I will 'b 1 any observe 80th birthday of Dr. Sam-|new Ballard high school Saturday RED SHIELD CREAMERY yne of 1 * vite that has qua y, workmanship and individ UNION CAFE tel Green Monday at Plymouth| Seattle's death rate decreases | At the Hie Chura, In the center of the Weatinke Public Mar- Aah gi deta 3061 Union St.—Opposite Postoffice eburech from &.1 per cent f 14 to 7.2 in} ket, Branch Fitth and Deany Way soir 2 ‘a Admiral Parragut reports ice}1916 | W. H. BUTCHART, Merchant Tailor jyiea'\\%, Open AU Night ‘ 4 floes in Cook Inlet Postoffice de ents will sell a Dr. Frank |. Shaw of Seattle reel p ackages at auc rs ’ » Americans are establishing 31917 First ave. this S 2 Cl d ‘ [pital in France * | week , Ladies juits eane 1.25 We have an exceptionally large stock of Devotional Ar 4 Twenty more honor convicts| Mrs. Geo. H. Leghorn, 811 47th ’ . iy 2 ticles for Catholics that make very appropriate Xnpas Gifts MM MMsal Highway camp, asar|fve, strock by auto, and deiver Men’s Suits Cleaned $1.00 rig Waterville news Isfaction THE KAUFFER COMPANY i ue County Treasurer Bennett says STONE & VALEN, Cleaners and Dyers MMES. DONOVAN.-SMITH THAT'S IT county taxes are @early M1 collect On UNION ST MAIN 13 od A J Jobbers and tmpicters of Church Goods. 1122 Whird Ave, Misweoss —Bridget, what do weled for 1916. A. Ween 4059 ARCADE BLDG. need for dinner? F. T. Gilbert, 148 W. 83rd ag. Bridge ure, mum, O1 tripped | leaves home with big fire In stove : pn RR Yo I IE aE ay ier the we need a new set |and house burns down | Headquarters for Sporting and Athletie Goods This C n Will Be Acce| ted As $15 00 of dishes! Norman H, Walters of Bellevue Including Foothalis, 1 Bancba la “9 * seriously injured when truck over Ww On Tuition Fee if presented before December 13 at the r Ceeeeeseeeeeeseereeeeees Man arrested in Tacoma for |turns on top of him | MODERN BARBER COLLEGE Naines of praying on top of telephone pole. | Alaska Steamship Co. announces | 3 and Addres James McLean of Portland puts|it will buy two new freight steam 704 FIRST AVENUE Winey. waked 10 leuk hae wanes: ehue erin Eee , muriatie acid instead of whisky in|ers. rcount to all purchasers showing Star ad ber trade Address ‘ cocktail, Friend nearly dies. Judge| W. K. Grace & Co. charter three 1 fines him $50 for carelessness ivessels for Peruvian lumber trade *