The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 6, 1916, Page 6

STAR—MONDAY, MARCH 6, 1916, PAGE 6 WILL DRAG OUT ewes Turn or ] BRADFORD GIVES BRANDEIS QUIZ _ CHARGES BY P-L) QUT HIS ANSWER (PAID ADVERTISEMENT) Replies to Charges Made by nM, Opponent in Cam- I | paign REFUTES P.-I, CHARGE} | Muckraking Will Continue for | Six or Eight Weeks SURPRISING SITUATION first duty BY GILSON GARONER WASHINGTON, March 3.—-The senate’s muckraking of Brandets ts to go on for six or eight weeks This ts the program, | A member of the subcommittees in charge has privately disclosed the senate’s intentions, It ts easy Corporation Counsel Bradford, In reply to attacks ig thse UR CREDIT SERVICE is established for YOUR convenience. To ASSIST you Sani “and” the. toes to FURNISH your home along your OWN INDIVIDUAL ideas. Our TERMS morning newspaper organ: are EASIER and our PRICES are LOWER than will be found anywhere. NO eee BP _—WE’LL TRUST sy states that Mr. waked for oF re any pay from bin in any om , \ ) : ‘| | The following pretiection ) { } enough to drag out the alleged tn pacity whatoever, and is not affia 7 Y In his mad scramble to get an + M a 1s 9 office, my opponent deliberately at | EXTRA CHARGES, NO INTEREST. The undertaking {# to hear all Subscribed and sworn to before me (/tempts to destroy the enviable rep wee ve option or fact tn erttt store Sales ' Meg ag % Ho aaye that my deputies have clem of — ela, of Washington, residing at Beattie, Jengaged in private practice. USE $ 50.00 Worth Homefurnishings, § 1.00 Down, $1.00 Per Week It is an absolutely new departure a This is true only in the slight $ 75.00 Worth Homefurnishings, $ 300 Down, $1.28 Week o supreme court fered with the discharge of thelr $160.00 Worth Homefurnishings, § 7.50 Down, $2.00 Week T publicity feature ts entirely WOMAN BUILDS public duties, por bas my opponent $200.00 Worth . } p Week new itherto investigations have! ever claimed that it bas 300.00 Werth been conducted behind locked UP BIG BUSINESS | Put in Extra Time + Homefurnishings, $10.00 Down, $2.50 Week | doors, but hitherto objections have ? “The extra time and work put fn of = = oo in passing on candidates for the st degree, and It has never inter YOUR $100.00 Worth of Homefurnishings, § 5.00 Down, $1.50 Week of of ef Homefurniehings, $15.00 Down, $4.00 |been made by representatives of by them nights and legal holidays the people, by labor unions, and by exceeds by a hundred fold any he ns Opposed to packing of time used in such practf | “Hin political insincerity — is shown by the fact that, while dep resentatives of cor ge. courts with porations and special priv The protests made by these peo uty prosecuting attorney for, and ple were smothere by executive \drawing pay from King county, he | sessions—so cal and every dis |himeclf engaged in private prac ufagement was pla tiee, and within a short period of in the way ’ I know what I am saying when I tell you °)°""*)"""\ in Portland, Ore., the saloons have been) ,.7" *200!stent of lawyers, to the two sides of the Brandels d since January 1, and that in Seattle °s°'* svother novelty. In theory the senate as a whole advises with) y are still running and selling whiskey the president on executive appoint-| ments and confirma such appoint six months was attorney of record in several private cases in the su-| perior court of King county. | “Along with the private practice. | and while such chief deputy, the county defuties under him employ-| ed in all contested cases the same real estate experta whom the city/ bas employed and whom he and the P.1. now abuse NAFTEMAN style Buffet tn the endl bein ee Butt “and yet, despite his own rec-| C"veiaen waxed or fumed finion XMINSTER ends larae tet ioe Game A wre Fede ord, he has the boldness to erit! Jined | for clae and seek votes by such at ee roomier RUGS “He who live na glass house 4 . . should throw wo stones we oe 1124.75 At Special Prices “Hand-Picked Candidate” | IGH-CLASS Gerigning, coupled princues Dresser tn the dull | wt ether the candidate proposed by _IF GRIFFITHS, THE MAN, is elected, |:::'¥» i swings isan” dat Ortental appearance. the bar, and if Hi Gill is elected Tues-|®'* "%en satistactory the president is suitable, Such : HEY GO. Take your choice. ered, his well known work, and| 8 state. P.1, has foisted my opponent on | Never before has the senate set Miss FRANK JACKSON the ho nle an ite A ome ean 6 | peor p 2 ° } 4p a sub-tridbunal, put witnesses on She is the only woman in the/didate, and is his mouthplece. 1 Pe } loath, appointed opposing attorneys] United States who owns a credit|have prepared in detall answers to y bs ane ues $3.25 jand conducted a mock trial of ®) agency, and she runs a big one all/ail such attacks, and that paper re-| 7 nater Rugs, $4 25 — . In theory the senate takes the : ar : di hi y they will remain in business under his | methods are those which would be what is known about him by the “Who ts back of the Iles and with the finest dye and wor- | man’s reputation by herself tn Columbus, O. Shejfuses to publish any of my an 2, epectal ordinary methods to find out law enforcement. od by the average citizen. senators who represent the cand! ortho attacks’ upon me? The . ated pile, give these Rugs a truly | ° Do nomt | > ft of , rater Rugs, By EDWIN J. pt Altogether it ts about the most/ started her business life as an e j sworn. oe ae pote: $8.25 amazing spectacle Washington has/fice girl 14 years ago. She t#) “Whom does the P.1. represent, 7 | foster Fy ize 6x9, Nominee for City Council seen in this generation worth $50,000 lcaieant: tae & avue baa ae ae l —— + Rugs wise 6x side of the people? It stands for ; 8 you to again place him {for $200,000 instaliment due on the| Seattle paid tribute to ‘the life | the big Interests alone fio 00 Axminster R Of thie great municipal | old i893 refunded dest, the t1¢ tax|and works of Adele M. Fiside at| | . Who is backing my opponent? ana it surely is a great | levy In the old limits and fi | mem orial services at the Moore | ; nding millions of/ limits only was red The Employers’ association, the oy esc! year, }1.08-100 mili. Only these 4 heatre Sunday afternoon. Ac Gov. Lister and ex-Gov. Hay are) wew Chamber of Commerce, some ple for that old debt. 191 counts of her iife as a world figure|in a controversy over | . , constanUy upon the Sre lable for that old debt. 1918 and / of the big banks, the Seattle Elec OLID Oak Dining-Room Chater ‘ ‘Of his great record for low | 1915 levien each include this $2 gee |i scignce a er on 4 the atudy of | boast that he has saved 61 se trie company, and its allied inter-/™§ S°.7> Cue, Dining Room chat SOLID Oak Sewing Rocker in the thie $200,000 dent prov it woutd | snmeanes vere given by friends~ jin three years. Ex a esta, and the Pvl finish; full box construction with x A Gull golden finish; he joment and compare have been sliehtiy hieher {tm orator m open letter, stating Ister's ad- " Kenuine Spanien leather slip seat - dium high back and ts well the head of some other |: . he $200,000 on ‘8 Corporation or department | Soo cf veitatinn ta. these cut equal size and doing ® Musi-| eng ‘the first now such enormity What 40 / the 1913 levy when thetr expenses cet ng claim that pthe limit? Do they send word) city axpenses and % ip stockholders ‘the voters) hig tirat year as ° orice f city government. In ‘ |his attacks, he minsstates ar ir wonderful deeds in sav-| an by the re . q [twists the facta to p dice vot or do they send for the the | ers again upright men. No one je of their various departments, | tered te the city sine - ~ buitc | bh 4 ood word s9 departments, | i } } os ever heard or read a good word ae csake'a finite deman Bice i” tng Seeetren oe 5 Well-known local druggist pies oe him {nm support of our Iight/ for retrenchment and ing aietricts everybody le using old-time recipe fand water plant. Seattle, South of Sage Tea and Sulphur ‘That he has no use for the Hent | sade fe the Dene of ana sppotnts | Columbia, Sou: - plant is clearly ahown by his own b E cae Vacheron . Hatr that loses Its color and Ine record; there has not been a tt tax levy tn 1914--G. lev ter, or when it fades, turns gray, |during the last ten years when of mayor—than in 1913, evy (dull and Mfeless, is caused by © Jeould not easily bare used ctty|— which Griffith b ything to dol|lack of sulpbur in hatr. Our ght tn his home tn the Broadway | BURNED BRITISH SHIP SUNK MANY MEN EMPL OYED es. hie direction and con-| with ; |erandmother made up a mixture of | 1nstant Relief V With a Small) iitrict, and be bas admitted that| FIREMAN 1s Hae Not Declared Him | ministration has been moro costly| ws! ere ppe Femular price $3.60 braced and finished: re«- ! }than Hay’s eg cae Magee dy ng 4 #pe $2.65 . To - Ular price $290. Special. IOC mt) | nent stands on any fon. He not declared himself for any mand 3: J ° olde ° helo ie ch us ot the bento et Velie whtee were ered its cf the ldage Tea and Sulphur to keep her Trial Bottle of Old lfor the last elght years he haa} Etments and told them go econ- | agreed debt installment had any re- |locks dark and beantiful, and thou- | “St. Jacob's O' jused, and still ts using in bis) poses that flared up from a| LONDON, March 6.—The Brit-| More men received employment 8 OF he would secure the serv- duction In the 1914 tax } others|sands of women and men who a home, Seattle Electric light men who would? wore taxed higher for increased ex-| value that even color, that beauti-| Rheumatiam 1s mysterious explosion burned Capt./ish merchantman Masunda hi thru the municipal public employ- pain” only “Is this the way to ald your elty ; : : GI ever called atl depart- | Denses Ballard and Georgetown |», ¢ ~ | 7 °° G. W. Hartnett, sine Company | been sunk, supposedly by a subma-| ment office last month than in any Nees Bia cuaterence com-| tosh, c0re Of, 60060 old WRAL Inn ott etry ane Cane Oe adie | ee ene, im filty requires to: Hed = fet Sanat 4 |No. 18, about the face and hands, |rine or mine, it was learned alil Pourocty tinea feet whee tesa matters of vital concern to . hence 13 ive, use H erna e oD rPPo 3 . “ . icity? No, my dear friends, that er than 1914 recipe. Rub soothing, penetrating “St.| “se 11 46 was hatched by | When he investigated a fire at 1313|hands were reported saved. The | tice was opened. A total of 3,253 Fgh oe a. aun. . ihe tee ggg wy td that) Nowadays we get this famous! jacobs Oil” right into your sore,|the £ eattl ° etric company and Coo place Saturday night. _Masunda was of 5,000 tone. men were _given employment. 8 over his department . |mixture, improved by the addition stiff, aching joints, and rellefiis tu res, and after pointing S«@ainst the of jokers. If law, it would 5, enough at | to |New limite ts refund 7 jot other Ingredients, by asking at! comes instantly. “St. Jacobs Oll"|seriously affect the city light and : feel he looked bays gk mag " L 4%. B .. leas : any arug stage for a 50-cent bottle fe a harmless rheumatiem liniment| other utilities tn the city ie Dassen the Duck on so | eds It —_ of “Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur|which never disappoints and can | “It, among other things, seeks to! Teal duty and responaib FIre Lewes SUNK Compound,” which darkens the! not burn the skin |destroy a U utility competition, en- > LINE hair #0 naturally, so evenly that Limber up! Quit complatoing! | throne monansty. and to grant per- | Cotterill started the repa: and re-iit and draw this through your! be free from rheumatic pain, sore-| tI th \ mayor with a little real oe Poll tye rage be f my opponent was under the ammu . P iaaka cosets Blacement in i913 and the records/nair, taking one small strand at a|ness and stiffiacss. Don't suffer! nition wagon of the Seattle Elec Medi rdered to Restore License to r Dr. J. Eugene Jordan After Evidence of Remarkable Cures Was Produced in Court On January 7 of the year 1915, Doctor J. Eugene Jor- revoked, the contention of I OSIS the board being that the ad- vertisement reproduced, which had been running In if or the local newspapers, was Se @ accomplish in two years. Give Gisappears; but what delights the/O1i" {s just as good for sciatica, | 7, itho 1 by he Seattle Electri 4 ; hat company is for him and after) savaaenh soe | sane etecete ton ncoais | ladies, with Wyeth’s Sage and Sul-|neuralgia, lumbago, —backache,| my geaip. | phur ts that, besides beautifully | sprains, “The Inet logisiature passed Sen wed | darkening the hair after a few ap ——|ate Bill No, 301, which forbids any s tn Keeping | plications, !t also brings back the! ‘ASK FOR and GET of ¢ Felationship between our light | With the reat of his bunk. T defy Slante without the comseet of the gloss and luster and gives it an ed b him to produce the records to show | plants without the consent of the Felationship between our fire| THE TRAMSTERS sTnice | Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphor om | | My opponent did not raise hts| ay cerrmente i OF vital! Git sage d the teamsters' |Pound ts a delightful tollet requt THE ORIGINAL i or hand against thin bill, bunk, beca site to impart color and a youthful MALTED MILK Speake of Referendum Felationship between our po-| Austin f 6 nettied thialappearance to the hair. It i» not organ Wit tad Ge tae We fire departments ts of Vital! strike, and Gill knows St. but is not! > a gs eS tas intended for the mitigation or he kind of the f ; h b eferred to the people, felationship between our | ‘2 Kind cay oie ~~ om. “ct | prevention of disease Cheap cubstitutes cost YOU ocme geten, | cars Sere = al Be ng a Mopartment and our lent. | AUSTIN B. GRIFFITHS | — ———_ who 0 Police and health de-| I hold no brief for Austin F. Grif | ber. rolysis do it of the outside world. them to the people. Gill, in tax mat-| 21s? line that Gill telle ab as ou , ovary cates el fixing bee ron > a Fan is about) nobody can possibly tell it has! Get a small trial bottle of old, ho petual franchise rights. Dee the limit and he vertatmiy ia | made of wood pipe, and has to be re You just dampen | est Jacobs Ot” at any drug|” "1 opposed ft with ail my might Master in the art of “bunk.” | Pinced every fifteen» yor|® sponge or soft brush with |store, and fn just a moment you'll) while I was out on the firing line Semen, week teak Git | ee ne BLECTRIC e100 jtime. By morning the gray hair| Retief awaits you. “St. Jacobs|tro company tn the zone of safety.| dan was arraigned before the State Medical Board and his license to practice medicine atrike. This fitha. He needs none from me. I | “T wigned every one of the rer z i , Serious, honest. digni te erendum petitions; spoke against untrue, that Doctor Jordan tionship between | bag oe sag athe sabi the bills, and shall continue to o his Gepartment and all other de could not cure the diseases The Drama Has “Come Back’ to Stay. its in this city is of vital] fal life t this city has work and vote against every one mentioned therein. to all the de t nt. nd us ean whol . . es s eople of our shused city." [which fo the ‘opposite of At Last Seattle Has What You Have Been of the nent. b Doctor Jordan appented to |] Doomed to a Crippled Condition for Life by publicly ad-| mitted that he did jolutely noth: | ing to prevent the passage of any! of these bills; that he did aot sign/ jany of such petitions to refer | }endum and defeat any of them, The! |P-1 and the Seattle Electric com- | |pany, who are backing my oppo-| nent, are against all these refer- or CHll has never called such | fickle and uncertain in executive fing of the heads of depart-|action in officia during his official life in this If this were officially done the| WITEGERA would soon know what was on in the official life of our FIRE DEPARTMENT day noon at the Ta: mse, 22 '| A Fine Dramatic the courts In the matter and sos the trialot. the ease witch Other Physicians, Absolutely Cured by followed, in the Supertor a Court, produced evidence of Glandular Remedies a climracter that caused Judge Walter M. French to award a decision to Doctor Jordan, restoring to him his READ HIS TESTIMONIAL Wishing For Gill tells you he tnaisted on is gy By te by $40,000, stating that | + a the license. much was found to be unnec. |!” had their jendums. Beattie, Nov. 1, 1914. on account of vacati ana|* tzgerald’s banner “My publio position and work Judge French stated in his Twelve years ago T had tubercular abscesses on m: nin “the. department. when |* fim prior to and are an open book. You know ||| deciston: neck and under my arma, and the doctors here offered to elle you this he knows he is) Pi . . where I stand on every important The court cannot find tn in crippling ‘my arm for itte, Doctor i ugene Jordan ‘ Fitzgerald 7 1 | question this case that any credulons cured me without an operation, and Y have remained reaider al LU With | “My opponent's only public work or ignorant persons have well ever since, (Signed) c. B. BOYD, ngrea that | Voted, mith oe ith actors of national reputation playing current New York |) nag been as a criminal prosecutor. ||} been decelved, On the other 3715 Fourth Ave, North. fe the bed ust be Drow | solo00 even successes at modest prices. The productions fully equal the best 1/114 has not experience or training |) hand, the witnesses who 4 tn budget on the b 5 , Hed tn the budget on the bas traveling attractions, which charge $1.80 and $2.00, no expense |!i,° municipal law. My work for|[] have’ been produced on ‘be _ Thave bean giving practical demonstrations of the merits of ee ugsernet, be. eatiet- dnl G44 he You missed a rare entertainment last evening if you did not pal law, among the best people in the 4 fu i eee vnem eats Cy eed will attest to its, wonders. Hig @houla forget tiie bunk ana stick attend the opening, at the METROPOLITAN THEATRE, of the anit? te Seentions 1eneny city. Professional people, iadder, Destness from Paralysis of the Auditerr Nerves sibilities No one—no! 6 P-L—'1] people of standing in the Diabetes, Prolapsua Utert. Dropsy. Chront + i e . Nabe opt nie Dyspe; a, $50.000 yearly lose tn the fire { Wilkes Stock Com vg has questioned the honesty or ef: I] community, people who are io Erysipeias, Chronic Gastraigia, Hard Lumpe in the Bren fiment ts not chargeable to the EPI AE pany fictency either of myself or my of. knows: to tbe ‘Court person. Heart Disease (including Heart Leakage), Hip Diessee fateen pags, bat tent |, 5 . the Ifice force. None but the most aay aba anehas et Paralysis, Locomotor Ataxia, Sciatica, Sentle Gangrene, Jaundle ° } ry . peop io are Rheumatiam, Meningitis, ralgta lysis, Spinal Curvatur trivial charges of any kind have vw ave known to the citizens of this Goltre, Strabismus, " most of the other so- even been suggested in this cam. city generally as deing called incurable di paign either against me or my ad-} ministration. “We are now right {n the middle of many big cases, involving mil-| lions of dollars. If you change the| city’s lawyers, my deputies and I go out, and much of our work of preparation tn such cases will be} entirely lost to the taxpayers and| the city. This ts of far greater tm portance to the taxpayers and} means more to you than it can pos | sibly mean to either myself or dep: utiles personally, "JAMES B, BRADFORD, “Corroration Counsel.” VIRGINIA IS DRY RICHMOND, Va., March 6.—Vir-} i os eee are ee in the There being a number of Doctors Jordan tn Seattle, tt ts well city. And I don't think that to bear in mind the full name and address of Doctor J. Eugene ft can be contended that Jordan, 619% Firat Avenue, Seattle. Office hours, they were either credulous p. m.; Bundays from 2 p Itation free, Corr or ignorant except es the spondence solicited, Watch each Saturday Star for remarkable laity generally 1s somewhat ignorant of medical matters. HEALTH DEPARTMENT j ‘ *, but he Portland, Ore, ran their health | ®t , gprs | iment, in 1914, for $64,000 per | Valley, b and took first prize at the San 2 1 7 isco Panama exposition, while 7 a Gil spent $226, 000 in a health de- In the & . f8 ps! gpasent that | ke to ¥ ‘ ; i@ & Joke to this|é ba GARBAGE GRAFT Su wield, cad ven win tad Bhicago handles their garbage tor 5... my nee huey Hl cents per capita, while Seattin “rag unp 4 ids 98 cents per capita, but Gill | totic con. ni is the best in the world it i @ disgrace to There {s no contention here that any medicine | to involve mora! turpitude on the part of Doctor has been.given which is at all harmful. In fact, all | Jordan and judgment will, therefore, be for Doctor of the testimony tn this case seems to show, as | Jordan far as that is concerned, that any medicine that ee ever has been administered by Doctor Jordan has | ¢ GREATER boars badd ULD NOT BE tended to benefit the patient, There 1g no contention on the part of the State, | _ The Medical Board claimed that these diseases and {t so stated by counsel for the State, that | Vere incurable, meaning, of course, that they could there was anything in this advertisement that was | 2° ae ag 6 Ce pale fy ype not only claimed 2 injurious to public morals, cure them, but produced in court scores of actual- . ‘ ly cured patients as witnesses for his case, The So that tt gets down to whether or not this ad- } stories of their remarkable cures have been stated vertisement i# 60 grossly untrue as to involve under oath. moral turpitude on the part of Doctor Jordan, Doctor Jorden has caused this statement to be I will give Fitzgerald's record at ‘8 TAX BUNK my Ballard meeting ght By reason of falling to include in WIN J. BROWN, 1014 levy the agreed provinion | 7 City Counc, 69 UNIVERSITIES SHOOTS: PRIEST _ TO BE REPRESENTED Dudsko ts under arrest here tod Pebarg.d with shooting Rev. Heaty | Fifty-nine colleges and uni edajisky, a Polish Catholic priest. | ties will be represe Which Runs All of This Week LOWER FLOOR .. . 50c The Balcony, first 6 rows. .35c P a rn mad next 6 rows. .25c allery . + isd so se Ree TICES ( CARCAIN MATINEES, Are THURSDAY AND SAT- nted offict ginians must be content to drink a Under all the testimony in this case, I cannot | published in order to acquatnt the public and his 7 ian rg fle sn cnagey Be by 4 faculty _ mem ra or former URDAY..... 15c¢ and 25c quart of whisky @ month, accord ind that the advertisement {s so grossly untrue as icy friends with the proven facts in the case. on before Jajisky | graduates, at the inauguration of ing to the provisions cf 4 state : . 13: & number of others 4Wheu|Dr. Henry Suzzallo as president of ASK ANY ONE WHO HAS SEEN IT. prohibition bill passed by the Jordan is now located on Second Floor of the Mutual Life Building, she arose she drew a revolver and |the state university March 20 and house of the Virginia as-| First id Yesl Sshot him five times, Ho died 12-121. State officials have also boon | |nembiy by a vote of 86 to 5. The| ff "iTst anc Kesler. '. invited to attend, law becomes operative Nov, 1, | 4 °