The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 11, 1919, Page 14

ard HER NAME IS LENA a PEOPLE NOT TO GET ANY VOTE ON MEASURE (Special to The Star) OLYMPIA, Feb, 11.—¥or t Of years the courts have bee Ing out decisior ns to glorif eredness of contr But Kt fority of the gentatives terday t tween a city pany isn’t The perte ganization r < @isplayed wher © ar 1 bil, knocking off S-oont oar Hit, and instructir t y Bervice commission t ¢ame up for house considteratic earries an emergency “healt peace and safety State, and so denios the v Fight to apply the referendum ¢ law < Davis to Reseue Rep. Fred A. 8 of T fered an nt € would not ur Gific contract” between a utility Rep. Jimmie Davis of Tacoma, or ‘ @anisation ring leader, jumpe his feet t house that amendment er of the bill chises limit the Rep. Guie, of the thesis that ¢ powers from deplored the trend ¢ Mination He was Pierce, whe Preme colrt o that the pul cannot break fr also reminded th e People have no faith in the public Rervice commission and not permit him ¢ the amendment bef. Speaker Adams prompt Hott to order Note—Thirty four women were ¢ ‘ect © in a recent election h ed in Germany 7S LOGGING R. R, ) H 5 polities,” he said, “and pute it In Seatile Star Staff Representative the hands of a disinterested tribunal. | UNDER FIRE “Seattle paid $ 000 for a Sm ) atreet railway system because the & body, and to Somehow, the monotype state leg: | he's wrapped up, heart and » i were sick and tired of this|islators can't understand this fellow | Mia bill (Special to The Star) sal The railroad compa 1 ng. from ape : OLYMPIA, Feb. 11.—Senate bill Made a good mie and is ti Sea He re He wor fu the Spania ne s ‘ ad ter “aehesinien ‘ee @eath, I happen to know t the fuses to com A war home, went ¢ et put « People of Seattle and the people of | and join the or-|™® inding & job, and says #ol | time bh so don't want charit t a little cash, and feel they have | a low joan»—they re to well out at © big fellows. coming t ears and years the lumber gan stand patters, They can't. v retand | '* him at | the state outside of Seattle must pay | the bills because the traction com ‘pany is removed from the tax rolls Bo, by viva voce vote, the house | — Killed the amendment } Rep. Cotterill of King then moved ‘Wo strike the emergency section, so! the people might record their senti ment in a referendum vote | Organizationers raised another _ Wall of protest and the a swas voted down. | Then the house aa orned - people have beer building logxing diera flock down here and | ratiroada fores ping in right in his | w heir own loge and f thetr sentthents, It ma ke of the little fel If the ne = 3 = He fought them on the issue of ‘Then they would come around and Hotter sell out to ua at OUR ory never get your tim | “Ted" Cook — steam ro’ And the o nd they can't ignore him, becaune | *°°8"¥" R NG | | he talks earnestly and has the abi They can't shut Lamping that he be-| they do sone of the other | that he could get hat he wanted if | board. an tine county sane |B would join the crowd nnd formed algutant gis vig . learned how to keep hammering for OLYMPIA, Feb. 11. iy from Seattle, Tacoma and|, eee are coming to the state; Rouse Thursday night to address an| pen hearing on the Lamping bill | laine and Which provides for a $2,500,100 appro: | Solty Ant Peiation to give 4 cash bonus to men |% “te Funds. ince his hear oa tog i Legislators Will thru. Lamp-| aay that if the soldier bill > Be Banquet Guests Wednesday Evening to give ever cash bonus « Who offered their tives in the war.| strong, then it's | f 1 pron ” ‘The measure, now in th e| The question, then, with the or, bill has a better gucsta, the Ye fules committee, will come mation was how to spank La banquet peamge in the senate late and kill his bill without er h { © tems Week, organization leaders promise.|roar back home. fF 5 nvenes in the ‘ Interest is centering on this meas-| sending in letters urg night J bater, n Wire, which has strong supporters | the bill t Fifth dis All sand the lobby . while t . ude from the soldiers themselive: y Th Lamping Some of the r owr 1 to the bill try to use th t ( r that the ex-ser I t n terested in it from talking Tumulty Cleared T think they ar rome Court | Justies in Packers’ ‘Probe PASS VENSIC ; PR com Rtg WASHINGTON aS ee Fecord time of o' he wm c . ate yesterday passed the $215,000,000 pension bill . Zé you are compel vi penn nord t : LIBERTY BONDS| ~~ bine There are a good ma e r hea Get the Highest Price however, who are frankly for the contracts when there is evidence of | Society Woman Is Canadian Vonds and other high. | at be Released on Bail IRVING WHITEHOUSE || wouta revert ‘to the house, where |bouse Monday, when Atien’s bill, per-| Wit the "of COMPANY the “chloroform © would ea, | Cube Ta coreeeaen, Wa, 14 “ae Investment Securities sar a “ : i tutli : t. ig tod ce 305 Alaska Bldg Elliott 3558. the t And nne r 1 t r os Sell Bonds to a Bond House. . — ie io hat ou I 1 40, Mor- | # F I5c 15 nny play ta put Lamping and ate Printer Lamborn bought tz | PRAISES ROOSEVELT IN A High Class loc, “gore gyorg ‘mesure OREGON'S LEGISLATURE , 15c Treat. 15¢) 4 number or « tera) however: | Doe, RCH eay Suarenkeed hit. 8 Bae [5c Hoyt’s Coffee 15c' : we R ream IC | re rg pote, Fa ‘ I5c Hoven nor I5c to ho ra who aro |” F L5c DOU a" rs 15c tio my DIES IN STORM 7 © ors 5c: tor ti are 4 woman § rewarded. the - i 15¢ 222 Pike, at Fourth y Weel" . enntire’ hd on the heer ses ru deck all The school that were made anal girl mustn't be forgotten, for she ha friend gingham, And if mother THE SEATTLE STAR HOUSE IS READY TO INCREASE CAR FARES The uses of gingham—it’s almost impossible name them all. Sometimes it utility dress, which is indispen or organdie it becomes a frock informal gatherings. The vogue ored gingham makes it the smart thing for the treet in summer Best of all—gingham is offered at lower prices than formerly. The Ginghams at 25c are 27 inche: Je and in every variety of pattern and color There are plaids, checks and stripes, ginghams in many color combinations. can be. The Ginghams at 35c able for home \ then with furbishings of contrasting gingh THE BON MARCHE Ginghams— New—Bright—Practical Await the clever fingers that will fashion them into attractive dresses. makes the stric for the porch an for quaintly col always loved the pretty plaid, check and plain colored dresses ants a color-fast, durable dress she favors gingham, too. The Ginghams at 65c obvious Ivanhoe inches wide. They show conclusively , rich colorings how attractive gingha Quality and a long term of wear arg after a glance at them. Some are of the make, are 27 inches in width. A wide selection of pat ‘ terns comes under this price heading, Among the The Ginghams at 75¢ well-known makes are listed Red A. F.. ©. are inches in width. They are best qualit; and Toile du Nord—all trademar 1ich inspire make and marked by the subdued richness of colog confidence, which stand the test of laundering. WASH GO ECTION--LOWER MAIN For Our Second Corset Wednesday eo Beautiful White Broche Corsets—medium low bust skirt and elastic inserts over the thighs—boned black boning Sizes 22 to American Lady Broche _¢’ Corsets, Special $4.00 Ain IN American Lady style with long to throughout with give fullness Dresses of percale in Billie Burke or wai For a W ‘ash Dress Day Wash Dresses $2.45 Billie Burke or Waist Line Models These Dresses shown on Wash Dress D will worker. be of particular interest to the ho exceptional value at $4.00. . ‘ . 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