The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 30, 1925, Page 7

. ; AY. JANUAR) = THE ATTLE STAR PAGE 7 Burnett Bros., Jewelers—‘Pay Us As You Are Paid” Bight Stores—In Washington, Oregon and California vim Marst id Cheasty Style and Quality C ( ; d W t h Can be had Only at Cheasty’s Get ne at t e urnett ewe ry ‘What are you Interested In ai Olympia? This newspaper wants iH to serve you ud as best it can, by telling » it wheat Store for you Want to about the legislature and iis work Jun Marshall, from The Ster’s Olympia bureau, will answer, tn his daily letters any questions of public interest addressed to him af the D ll Bi ! Olympla, Wash. If you're interested in | A ask Jim Marshall and he'll do his best to find out for j @) ar 1 you.—Kditor, The Star tg OLYMPIA, Jan. 30 ne hest watches 7 oe eh ; Dear Folk Well, the child labor amendment has been Bere are all the Dest watches—and-you may Ouy one without eve buried at last, For the most foolish performance of any i jag the money. The price you pay is no more than a fair one, + Not public body in recent years we pick the day of talk allowed | ripadded for the privilege and convenience of “paying as you are itself by the house yesterday. Why it should have wished i Indeed— you vill find that, because we buy and sell more, we are « to « xhume a corpee only to reinter it, is beyond the imagina | to» wn Little les: ? } hn } low apho onerates one tic f this writer 231 | eatin 8 Hite, lee th the jeweler wh I : ave been made to discover why members talk P| store! about settled things—like the child labor law. It cannot be i that they hope to change a vote—they know they can't ¥ Nor can they hope to get all their remarks—many of them he conclusion is that they talk because they like to hear themselves talk. (Which habit is not confined to legislators.) 39. 50 Mrs. Maude Sweetmam whose Seattle district is not the most aristocratic, spoke well in favor of the amendment She the result of lack of education on the sidewalks of The Hamilton Wa dc wn Seattle; in the dance halls and pool rooms know! 1e country. ver Mrs, Sweetman, too, was not afraid to tell Mark Reed ' and the price of $89.50 eteran of the house, that some of his arguments were is the lowest at which illy.” And she said that she wanted “every other mother | genuine Hamiltons can s to have the same opportunities that my boys have. { be sold, even if one pays a good sentiment—a mother speaking to legislators | “Spot cash.” Fully guar- tened more to the Federated Industries than to anteed. Priced at $39.50 it of Washington Delivered for a Dollar Paid for a Dollar or so a Week The Howard Watch Delivered for a Dollar The Howard Watch me of America’s best known and highly re- spected timekeepers, It is sold the country over at $60 cash good jewelry store. Here at the lowest Cash price yet, on terms of. A Dollar Down and The “B. W. Raymond” Watch Delivered for a Dollar The “B. W. Raymond” Watch is Elgin’s finest timepiece for railway men. It has twenty-one jewels and is guaranteed. It will pass mspection on any R. R. in the U. S. A. Its outstanding feature is the new non-pull-out stem and the dust and waterproof case. Nationally priced at $55. Here at the lowest cash price, Delivered for a Dollar Bill \ in every ) but- Pair for—say—$1 6ros. 909 Second Avenue | dio “fana® will be able | guish a Turkish ora limited time we are going to work at one-half rrona” Inthe to distin. | orts of folks are interested of Eagle Gorge, writes today to say that up every evening to receive The Star. interested in legislators’ votes on the child So are thousands of other working folks, all over in the legislature. there line Mrs amount excessive. Sweetman disagrees with this writer, as to the of liquor in Olympia, asserting our estimate is We defer to the Jady, who has had much more experience than ourselves with legislatures, All we have to ny is that if there was more liquor at former legislative essions there must have been a lot. | There are legislature; child labor regulation. That disposes of every argument against it. Women may not be open to argument at all |times—but their instinct, developed thru millions of years jot motherhood, is always right. Legislators continually defend themselves and their actions. speeches include of four women in the three are for an assertion that legislators’ the highest order; legislators honest and One starts why this continuous to wone ‘ ecessary. No one s inti d that any egislator has been bribed, for example, to vote against the child labor law, or for or against any other measure. Mr. David Trunkey, aged legislator from Whatcom county, had to stop in the middle of a speech because, he said, his “false teeth went back on him.” Newspaper men are tak- ing up a subseription to buy false teeth for the entire legis- atur Yours truly, JIM MARSHALL | \/ Pel ere’s How Legislature | Voted on Child Measure 3allot of Members of Both ‘House and Senate | Are Recorded House Kars Me man of W pace, mbla HOUSE: Against Anotin o ke, Smart of] Aten, Anderson of Spokane, W estfall | win, anker, Bark F | iawn, ckman Against. the amené-| ron, (Senator and nty) Barclay | Cutting, Da of Walla Walla, Barnes of Cowlitz,| rant of Clailam.Jefferson-San | Halsey rlyon of Thurston, Christen Glasgow Hanks Huffman, J amania-Klickitat, Cleary of] J. R. Jone om, Condon of Mason-Island-|Knutzen, M. Conner of King, Conyard of| Mew, Moulton, : ie, Groff of Spokane, Hall|L.. 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