The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 3, 1924, Page 3

MOND A} i 3 STUFFING BIG GAM STOP EXTRAVAGANG = ouarecams aii res oheraemeall -, t : ° Cross Word Pucsle Poryy|| THE GROTE-RANKIN CO. | | Cross Word Puzzle Party | L 1 : | if > \ 4 OT70 F. KEGEL, President ~ ° | | hi THIS STORE OPENS ROW (ELECTION DA 0 GIVE ovr ivy TO Vor KARI STRENGTHEN OUR BENCH! Elect sane and progressive judges Men withibackbone and legal experience Men with training and judicial capacity CHARLES H. PAULis of this type—ELECT HIM Rn ia rs ' M of TYPICAL ENDORSEMENTS jie edhe 300 leading Seattle lawyers: | t i i | = { Bab bes i i 4 Voters’ Information League « } Anti-Saloon League ' | iy HORIZONTAL VERTICAL | i Tidoubl tae’ ve Perfection o t le | = Es Dining Roo ' Associated Industries: ee oe t N ung 0 m j 63 ‘HE creation of a certain impression in the dining room is more im- United Veterans, civic leaders, and representative citizens without regard to party \ animal portant than the selection of any pecial style of furniture. are for him, BECAUSE— i: : 8 : : ; v ‘ The atmosphere, the mental at- While we show very extensive A PL) titude, is credted, not by the mag- selections of dining room furniture A litera A ) nificence of any one or of any priced to meet every price limita- } ste “ series of furniture pieces, but by tion, yet we regard the actual fur- aii \ \ nt the good taste that is reflected in niture as only “the means to the 42. Record wn | the completed setting. end.” Whether your needs may VOTE FOR r involve the purchase of just some An t k . What is a finer compliment to individual piece of furniture or the E Hi PA “. ; your guest than entertainment ina Cmplete furnishing of your dining Pe) ‘ room, it will be our pleasure and (OPPOSING OTIS W. BRINKER POSITION NO. 5 FOR SUPERIOR (Advertisement paid for by friends JUDGE of Charles H. Pa Initiative 49 Would injure Public Schools! Vote “AGAINST” The ballot title is misleading—49 is not a compulsory education measure, as its title implies. It would weaken the good 49 eum, a = HOW TO WIN THE DAILY DOLLAR: rele yan perfectly A form of meet or what is fect meal-time p.m, Saturday of each week appointed dining room, a greater family influ- b ground ence in good breeding than a per- environment? policy to see that your dining room. The Dining Room Suite Sketched, of Combination Walnut or Mahogany— Buffet, 5 Chairs and Armchair—Priced $225.00 selection properly fits your needs and con- tributes most to the beauty of your TL “Firemen and Policemen Protect You; What Will You Do for Them?” VOTE “VES” {ntl gcc compulsory education law which is now in FOR AGAINST i q P o,° {4 99 = force. Every child of school age is now re- PROPOSED By INITIATIVE t = quired to attend a public school or a pri- INITIATIVE PEASURE No. 49 or roposi 1i0n = vate school APPROVED BY THE STATE, fia competing environ b = and their pupils pass STATE EXAMINA- Decent 1 cea abies 1 ‘ = TIONS. (16) years ot age to attend the = Initiative 49 would INJURE THE PUB- pablie scheolsvand preserfblag This is th YES NO = LIC SCHOOLS FINANCIALLY by de- Laces cate aes us Is the way PROPOSITION “A” In the upper left- creasing the amount now available (under : nina es Proposition “A” Pe ger the 30-10 law) for educating each child in the public schools. ong To W an ch spt es See hand corner of the will appear on the S625) lnecenaiieaTearee It would make it a crime for parents to send their chil- ballot Printer snd’ tronute walk voting machine. dren to a PUBLIC SCHOOL outside the district in which juares and. the ries become an ordinance they live. tain. anywhere frc of the City of Seattle?” It would destroy orphans’ schools. It would weaken the law against child labor. : i cdot Myce rnveyar gt SS Sait It will INCREASE TAXES more than $6,000,000. vicars ust Your safety, your family’s safety, and —_ Believing that the people of Seattle It would take from parents the right to direct the edu- acinar ating eheido the safety of your property are as- are always on the side of justice, right = cation of their own children. Det sured by these brave men. Without and truth, the firemen and their co- = Initiative 49 is condemned by the National by busine denominations. Vote “Again Education Association, men, labor organizations and by ministers of all Protestant st” 49 FRIENDS OF EDUCATIONAL FREEDOM Reginald H. Parsons President ne he B. L. Penrose . Ha William H. Gorha Li Clarence L. Reames Dr. J. B. Eagleson Frank E. Case Edgar 8, Hadley Maurice MeMicken Dr. Thos, B, Scott Matthew W. Hill H. K. Dent Day Karr Wm, D, Totten Col, Midis M. Inglis itive Secretary Gowen J. D, Lowman John, W. Eddy G, Sturgis mond G. Ogden Nathan Eckstein George Lamping Edward Von Tobel names or initia cated in the defini- t those In n ow gn words, exc epare your diagram, Put In your words, and then number the diagram fully, from ieft to right—as in ed. Many number incor- taken into cor All original a t 86th st, the constant vigilance, loyalty, patriot- ism and courage that make these men face death without flinching, this city would be in the hands of the lawless. The City of Seattle has spent hundreds of thousands of dollars to build fire stations and police stations and main- tain proper up-to-the-minute appa- ratus for the protection of its citizens. This is fine. But why not do some- thing for the firemen and policemen that they may have the same standard of living and give their children some of the advantages as those of other men who work for the good of Seattle? workers, the policemen, make their final appeal for justice. By the signa- tures of thousands of citizens and tax- payers they are re¢commended for a living wage. They are asking nothing for themselves, but only reasonable protection for their families. Firemen and policemen are under a monthly expense of $18.50 for uniforms and equipment, leaving only $116.50 to $136.50 for the support of a family. The American Government, thru*the Labor Bureau, has established a mini- mum of $2,346 per year as the amount on which a family ean live in health and decency. The firemen and police- men are asking a great deal less. All they seek is a “get-by wage.” “Give Your Firemen and Policemen a Living Wage” (Paid Advortisintig) 2etewe +E i at