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STAR—THURSDAY, SEPT. 7, 1916. PAGE 6 ANDON’S RECORD ENTITLES CHEATION OF NeW HIM TO YOUR SUPPoRT | " WARRANTS - PASSED IMPORTANT LAWS AND isin rma ts Whos SET RECORD IN APPROPRIATIONS rant Basis Is Claim oon CITY CAN'T PAY CASH) . WHAT CONGRESS DID A a Reorganized and tremendously increased both army and navy Soptisabor tt ein be tenteed “tees Mado biggest appropriations in history of congress, “Prepared- | | paid on account of insufficient nesn” totals, clowe to $700,000,000, are the largest peace-time Irunds,” and the city will again go| military budgets in the history of the world base on the warrant basi Stopped shipment in interstate commerce of child labor produc According to Comptroller Car Passed rural credits act, guaranteeing long-term, low-rate loans to farmers Granted Philippines greater self-government Placed heavy expenses of government on munitions, incomes and inheritances: Passed $42,000,000 rivers and harbors bill Passed act for government-owned $60,000,000 merchant marine. Confirmed Louis D. Brandeis and John H. Clarke for supreme ° roll’s monthly statement, the gen-| al fund was overdrawn $145,267.12 September | | These warrants are cashed by!| the banks and draw 6 per cent in terest The city went from a warrant to a cash basis in April, and has tried _, court te Mean away frome it oe Voted to investigate raflways Altho the city has § 208} ‘ Took sugar from free list; created tariff comminsion; levied pro- r . tective tariff on dyestuffs; passed “anti-dumping” act deposited in 31 banks, money can r mek ; Adopted workmen's compensation principle for United States not be transferred from one fund to agl other because of the Renick law, employes calmed datas the fast poececrtiep all Increased maximum amount allowed to be deposited tn postal thru the »mmendation of the banka Chamber of Commerc Confirmed Danish treaty; refused to confirm Colombian treaty, “This law forced us on a war j which would have paid $25,000,000 for Colombia's wounded rant basis last year, and probably + feelings for the United States’ alleged aiding the Panama will every year, unless it in repeal revolution led,” said Mayor Gill Thursday c Passed drastic retailatory measure as part of the $205,000,000 With millions deposited tn the revenue bill by which the president is empowered to use the lbanks, we are unable to pay cash army and navy to uphold rights of American citizens against |to city employes, and must issue q blacklists and Interference with mafls them Warrants that draw interest.” | ‘ Passed eight-hour law for railroad employes engaged in operat- | ing interstate trains, thereby averting jon-wide strike EFFORTS THAT FAILED 5 Suffrage and probibition dented a roll-call test vote. j lette’s fight beaten in battle on “secret diplomacy stte'n fight to prevent use of army and navy to collect debts of private investors in other lands given only ten votes. | Confirmation of Federal Trade Commissioner Rubles blocked tn | senate out of “senatorial courtesy” to Gallinger, New Hamp. shire. Immigration bill buried in senate’s “unfinished business.” Conservation moasures lost, becaute two houses could not agree. Housed in three large tents, the jitaelf into the spirit of the occasion que " oe , oe King County Grange fair opened at Plea for publicity of income tax returns scarcely given notice. e Renton Thursday for three days. ; Boom | f Attempt to pass rule making filfbusters in senate impossible The city has decorated itself sith beaten in democratic caucus highly colored bunting» at | and a gala day crowd in t wir ate : e | Hubbard, the aviator, will «ive am ‘ , Dan Landon was elected to the State Senate in 1910, and after! .iinition flights every day L. the |, At bathing beaches where painted) — WASHINGTON, ont Le 7 ing was in appropriations. The 7 the state ever needed a business administra four years, was re-elected by the largest vote ever given ®/f.1- ‘The livestock, poultry ond ag-|/08* are becoming « fad, girls are ‘ongress expects to quit wor congress just closed authorized ei al M poul *\vying with one another in the cre late this evening or tomorrow approximately $1,711,383,682.64 tion that time is NOW! iber of the Legislature. lrleulture © sald to b . SIEE Ger corre ac & sueabee of the Senate Labor and ADGVO-| rere ee eee aaec’ tenner [aciem of Gesigns, Heart designs) Sfier'a fine mente & jon appropriations for the next fis. 3 oe ; Committees, and as chairman of the Harbor Committee. like the one shown here, are popu-| that in many ways broke leg- cal year and $226,875,366 in There are 1,500,000 stockholders in this corpora- [state fairs istative records contract introduced the bill providing for the Initiative, Referendum and . eitanbahe nied lar. Pletures of animals and flow ” be reacts we cal stat a yton, a business - c Dill pi ing for the erendum | State Grange joffietats and Reo pet bed The greatest record smash Tider the "thet doudia\ lene “an , we call the | ees W ashingt a bu 9 ; ite eupported the Employers’ Compensation Act, the Minimum Waselinracat the three days. The pro- Se ac eae peedang ae beh lla Prd pic sealyaapca ees “aupegetea ofS sg 0, ee Women, and the Fight-hour Law, as well as ali other humanitarian |gram includes various athletic and|, Wastage from the average Amer ai Papi ge og deficiency act: $86, vernment ines, and those which tend toward the betterment of labor Con- nousehold contesta § family table of persons enjoy . n the legisiative, executive eer | Music will be on tap ,.{!ne a salary of $100 monthly up and judicial bill, $2,287,950 for riv ngton needs a big man, a broad-gauge man, He introduced and secured an appropriation of $250,000 for the jy Baseball games pitas | ward would pre » sustenance for hehe ny harbors $5,107,000 carried P ‘ sful business man at the executive helm Washington Canal, and $150,000 for a Domestic Science Building operas will be held, and topping|*, French or Belgian family of the wikia keunie ly a man successful in his own business can be versit + se same number of ona, ] 5 he naval ac ? the University joff every evening, the « ro statisticians. ‘The total in appropriations and iepended upon to manage wisely and economically He protected the Port of Seattle |take art in a grand street carni He worked and voted against the following measures m etiam hethen a8 prc pie ai pete vein eos en rings e grand total 7 aye paced =| * Bong ene ener =, moseuely and ated HAL Darkens Gray Hair Naturally | today up to $1,947.269,008.64 orget politics! Forget eversthing but your interest to prevent municipal ownership. The fidal legislative measures | this corporation. Call its executive head the Presiden To hamper Port of Seattle in the interest of the waterfront monopoly. | | a@ Mair ¢ Restorer ta 1 | vs thru were the eight-hour bill ¢ For this high sdministrative office you would pick The “Ant!-Picketing” Bill, which aimed to destroy the Labor Un ut acta on the roots, making| Svar. the nation-wide railroad nust, a lawyer, a doctor—a man lacking practical Bill to repeal the Full-Crew Law, which now protects the ee oN ADVERTISING j | realty aatirestoring [Strike and the revenue law by entist, a lawyer, a doctor—a man la g pract inst inadequate train crews. lor glands of the hair, So itn" h the government is to raise ness experience? ‘The infamous Renick Bill. Here in America there is much | ye ir fe gray, feded, bleached, | $205,000, and which provides No! You would elect a hard-headed business man—a keen, Landon believes in a tariff that will protect American labor ot tte from eatarrh and head|prematurely gray, brittie or failing, |fF the tariff commission train hrewd, capabi with your int De Dele: * ‘t Pacific Coast suffering rom a i 1 i train executive, a shre apable Inman your inter ean industry. He will work for the enlargement of the Bremer-|oupliate conferences here yeater i eeeare Se: Sie conta est at heart; a fearless, resolute man jcomplete as many in |noises. American people would do apply Q-Pan Hair Color Restorer (as) 4, Ouse mete by which MITIOET (is cal ee cacdtty, ctl tha nerOenenet oc thats well to consider the method em-|directed on the bottle). to hair and|® ovisions by which the 7 Yard tc D re|Gay decided to spend url vioyed by the English to combat|scaip. Ina short time all your gray | President is given power to retal How would you select such a man? ee ce then royed stdlone dincuse, Every one|hair will be restored to ao even, del-[!t@ against the British blacklist Easterners of the knows how damp the English cli-|tcate, dark shade, and entire head of and the British mat! setzures, ity hie secceet it Sis ows. business, SAN erat | and industrial conditi ¢ th t by which to measure Roland H. Hartley, Republican candi . STO: mate is and how dampness affects |hair will become soft, flutty, hi i Leagan ; STEAMER Is SUNK West. 4 In [tuck and of such an even, bea date for nomination for governor. engines. 1916 kW pr { those suffering from catarrh Oxy-agetylene we ilies Mark Woodruff, representing Or England th treat catarrhal deaf kk color, no one could tell » 4 machine abep work, me- egon, proposed that weather re | “"* Colonel Hartley is a self-made man. His hands are still ¢ . a 2 | o 7 ° ot yl applied Q-m Al > u LONDON, Sept. 7.—The British! ports, showing how cool It in jness and head - 0 a8 8 constite |speite i faa nae : rough with his work on the farm, in the woods, in the a steamer Torridge (5,036 tons), has|the Northwest, be p | sey Sage ag ther png gel um beaettatinn Gail {thou mills, Most of bis life he has worked for others. 1OOL, Inc iit tensively thru the East, when the |‘? eed ae — | 108 West Roy # been — Nineteen of her crew = : lous. even wha cited . Today, as head of important business interests that em- were saved. " Siena ‘Ook Sufferers who « 1g bays seg reseed > pres rts ploy 750 men, he is still a “hired man. He is the hard- : ar @ Watch tick tell how * og ao oy Server C. COMPTON, of Seattle, was est worker among all his men; he is a man commanding ans. Agents ttle. ve tt 1 East to establish |"84 thelr hearing restored by aa wW c patho elected treasurer of the Pacific his employes’ respect and friendship—the best friend of 2 |Western bureaus. Canadian coast|/nslish treatment to such an ex-/ ppl Northwest Library association labor. +] nen 1 7 plainly audible seven and eight) at Everett. Colonel Hartley is not a one-idea man, nor is he in the ment, an well |\@ SNAPPY! nehes away from either ear : MORE THAN 75 undertakers labor world the enemy of any but the agitator who ex- and Heaters at Greatly ‘Therefore, tf you know some one| LIVE! were expected at Wenatchee Thirs ploits labor for his own selfish ends. Because he is for > Is troubled with catarrh, ca 7 Ke ‘ th open shop”—industrial freedom—the people have CROPS iy] NG WEL l UP. day for tb h annual c vention P Reduced Prices I staroal | Seermaee S: nee Bowens “ Jot the Washington “Swseral’” De caught up that issue as the great cry of the campaign i le “ ut out this formula and hand it} TO- rectors’ association t De ie a gee to them and you will ha : Colonel! Hartley will give this state a business adminis- One 4-hole Buck's Range, sale price...........$ Ed pyle ap la means of saving some poor| DATE HARRY SHOEMAKER, for un. tration that will protect the state against cheap foreign ss yA . known reasons, shot and killed labor d its attendant eco! nic condith u ~he re her on crops d . ok |e pert aps from tota eat-| ' abor an 8 attenda: momic conditions; that will One “4-hole Magra Range, sale price......... weather on crops during th : STUFF! Mrs. Dan Davis in her rooming | stimulate industry, bring down taxes, raise wages, and uesday - as i 1 » o One 4-hole Royal Range, sale price.........-$12.00 ogo a = ‘and dry weather,| ly prepared at t ; |house Wednesday night then turn-| invite to Washington mew industry, new capital, thew One 4-hole Home Comfort Range, sale price ¥ sist ohuegent macukine ‘san haan ieee . | ea the gun on elf and commit-| population. One 6-hole Garland Range, sale price........ favorable for late harvest of cats] om your druggist obtain 1 o-. “ig Picea . | Washington Needs Hartley—Vote for Him! : ; Bigs tr gt ve “agg ‘ables {About 750 wor ke this home ying near Sa ve one of One 6-hole Champion Range, sale price..... the third alfaita y bles | ind add to it % pint of oh <_—|-—> i roplane cylinders explode | One 6-hole Comet Range, sale price end fruit, Corn and hog MB land 4 « anulat } /4,000 feet in the air and he vol-| Women of Seattle are invited to hear Colonel Hartley A if well, and the !a “ DON’T One 6-hole Steel Plate Range, sale pri ‘ Seaee teak oking borat ye (Stir until ) Take a ta planed safely to earth late Wed speak at 4 o'clock Friday afternoon, at the Press Club One 6-hole Majestic Range, sale price spoon r a a day FAIL \"sen afternoon. theatre, Fifth Avenue and University Street f ad . r 1 in this way not} NATOR N y oe | One 6-hole Royal Quality Range, sale price.. $15.00 op | been gatb-| ty to reduce by tonic action net | TO Sate te cxerape een a amendment to the corrupt prac: | One 6-hole Leader Range, sale price.........915.00 canare ald mation and swelling in the SEE |tices act, making It a felony fo One 4+hole Mikado Range, sale price ... $15.00 Lt . and thus to Jany Mquor interest to contribute ne 6-hole Star Estate Range i pecetghes $18 00 THE/BALMON fishing steamer 8 ‘essure on the THE \"° a campaign fund : t A P eee \< Thistle arrived in Seattle Wednes t ect any excess of IC JUDGE DYKEMAN pend One Majestic Combination Range. sale price. $40.00 day night with a canner and | secret! r middle ear, and KOM wer lease on W. 8. Maca teoenaty eit NAVY YARD ROUTE fishing crow from Bristol ba the results it gives are usually re barber declared insane recently MAN DENIES CHARGE | A —— marka k and effective. i |when he threatened to slice up a| atch for the change of time NAVY YARD ROUTE v on who has catarrh in ora, effective Monday, September One Gatland Gas Range, sale price fe i ee ; Customer, and allowed him to go| After reading in the papers that ‘ , should {a recip | | .. $13.00 Watch tor the change of time | Bay Tat should give this recipe IN home on good behavior |his wife tad signed a complaint, ''t* One Majestic Gas Range, sale pr Se Bice Mtietive Monday, Septemter ee ee ep -aahialiaa cap gir Ha an PROSECUTOR LUNDIN. has|charging him with threatenia One New Method Gas nge, sale price....$25.00 Gitatiainaiune sti det lasked the county commissioners to|take her life, Claude Lambuth $2 to $5 SAVED One Garland Gas Range, sale price wee. 9.50 {fer reward for the capture | Walked into police headquarters at )N EVERY PAIR OF Ma estite Gas Range, sale price $8.00 srancisue Von der Helden,|® p. m. Wednesday and gave him LASSES by coming to a, ; we? ee : ‘ 7 sae |charged with killing Mr. and Mrs,|Self up. my upstairs One Buck's Gas Range, sale price.......-...$12.00 i J. A. Collinson, August 16. He denied the charge. Than ones Bit One Reliable Gas Range, sale price..........$12.00 i. SPOKANE BANKERS have no —-— — Goent- tee cate Dne Simplex ( Ranve. sal Penis NAVY YARD ROUTE More than twenty ne Simplex Gas Rang ale price.. ... $16.00 tiffled the Seattle Chamber of] Watch for the change of time years’ experien: One Estate Gas Range, sale price ed 7 7 f Commerce of their appreciation ‘ DR. KNOWLTON One Direct ry tioh Cas Rar ie : : $11.00 f for the recommendation of a fed-|$t¢n" effective Monday, September 409 Northern Bank Bid. One Real Ecc ( en 5 | , i eral fund bank in Spokane ees Fourth and Pike, ne Real Economy Gas Range, sale p -.. $5.00 Ff) If It Were Possible a MORE THAN 823 Washington | One Reliable Gas Range, sal Serer nh Ys corporations have been stricken as forge ele ie Bee ||to Do Better Dental acc i wes ee M Th I Gee Saree sue pric. Bae Z, Work the Union||i BOM |S cearrue commer of oore eatre HEATERS Dentists Would Be||lm Wednevday to Senatcr Tones, ure: Due Bell Franklin Coat Heater. .....+..+-++--86.00 lthe First to Do It VL ikossin he" psteace'se he wes | FRIDAY NIGHT, SEPTEMBER 8 One Radiant Coal Heate eaemne be AA $4.00 bill before congress adjourns One Howard Wood or Cc eater . $8 $ buildings in the state, ts on exhi Kinema Color Moving Pictures and Beautifully Illustrated One Laclede Coal Heater + BBS FEATURES |] manipulated by the highest || } lition at the public Nbrary thru Btereopticon- Slides, Mustrating One Banner Oak Coal Heater ' . $2 skill obtainable in the Den the kindness of the Washington pd.’ Next Monday at 811 | ace in ee gra rine ee pone Ba Proucnsiat: Us the eperet (Ge OLY) Se Sores cee sme" I Welfare and Community Improvement sear ular, with coal ¥ 3 . $8.00 Norther { oan of our wonderful succe Scene from “THE SCARLET WOMAN®| SEATTLE FRIENDS of John W f One Empress Coal Heater ; $9.00 rine Olt cricdh areswritite iti | Considine report that he has made Work at Dayton, Ohio One Cole’s Hot Blast Coal Heater.... $5.50 baled : | several successful business deals in One White’s Hickory Wood Heater.. 3.75 reach of all be |Montana which has enabled him Every public spirited citizen in Seattle should see these to recoup some of his losses caus fer They show SAS Sas working conditions in factories, One Quality Wood Heater .. O7F 4 ee eet Hester ele $3.75 ating 1 it (8 All work positively pain 5—REELS—5 ed: by the stump in his theatrical Ht neighborhood improvement, Moys! and girls’ gardens, vacant lot One Banquet Oak Coal Heater............ $23.50 thrilling plunge aflame. le gardens, commission manager form of city government, ete, (One Cole's Hot Blast Coal Heater............95 Fisherman Against | ath Re Cont Heer Bae Human Fish Guaranteed 15 Years (FLASHES ON MOUNT : One Marvel Coal Heater ... $7.00 tof skill _pitte Commercial Photo Play eS eiey Oak Coal Heater gee BD ea eae a THEATRE EASILY SEEN HERE} ~The Troubles of a Merchant and Ll t t UNION Third and Cherry A goodly share of Seattle citi How to Stop Them” i lage zens saw the illuminations set off CHANGE _ DENTISTS Eugene Levy, Mgr. Wednesday at 8:30 p. m. on top of ff Of particular interest to merchants, wholesalers, bankers, clerks Mt Rainier by members of the 1 customer an and customers Ld Weekday Evenings | King County Grange ssociation. NATATZAIUM, 30514 Pike St 5 10 { The flashes of the calcium rock BAEK OOO REIL OOO A ARERR 51 Pike Easy Terms = z c c lets were easily seen from the iat petal tari niet at is sa Matinees Sundays Over Owl Drug Store, |rivte ana ne atte tar ae 8:15 P. M. ADMISSION FREE tant as Olympia, Will You Carry a Hartley Banner or a Hartiey Card on Your Car? Phone Elliott 1188 SOO SSISSOO PSS

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