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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-29
Homeseekers' Freight Rates.

Homeseekers coming into the north
west secure a very low rate on the goods
which they bring with them. From Min
neapolis, st. Paul or the Minnesota
Transfer rate Of $50 per car is made on
''emigrants' movables." Twenty-thousand
pounds is held TO constitute a car load.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-29

500 Line HOmeseekers' Rates.
Very low one-way and round trip rates
to points in Minnesota, the Dakotas, AL
berta, British Columbia and the Pacific
coast. For particulars apply to ticket
Office, 119 Third street S.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-19

dos. efAnlsA, VaisniissI " bousano tan
Nsftnhn. tliaE nfaps fruit ~ oVaf8 voi
nssehss, uou ihal enfraats. no hisehh.r-
bssk. s,s MN: ss es s,,,s Ss"s co.
hstrIsa zap. eoai, sYo1 barrel f/iea,
black and white. 81 Oo TakayA 81 80 loo.
frevisiana
Fresh Bsst--eow beet. Dc per Nj stsss
beef eqpHo per ibi mu.teal wsthsf. fsel
ssss. t3oi petk. 400 PEI M veal l.fss
Provisions : Hams. isei brs.kfess
backs. tscl bsiiisa. Ia
currsetsd daiir.-'rhs feiiewins prices sss
az the dach - 10 the ear al Hsattlsl
ofalR-oats. t2e ood 90. 90 barley. t.isoi
.hsss. ehiehsa feed. tsisooi cora. suis.
batter. ehsss,. rses ana Poultry
hastsr- washinKton efsamsr,sa. asesz7oi
chss.s-ks,ix. wsshinssoa fun cream.
tsutss Eastern hss feFk, tsAgitri
WISCONSIN. isel Hoauefurt. snrl Edan
,t.oeaia % rsf esssl New YOU. mJles
Esss.s,rssiy fresh ranch. so0sosl .ss..
Liss Poultry items. issgi.ei frvsrs.
itNtael tufhsYs. 100,
hohsy--ii8taH
cemmfssisa rsns Prices
ch.ess-Nstiss Westminster. tlgitsA
IeHs~etnetiy fresh ranch. ft0zne.
hattsf-w eshihsiun creamery. Doalei
arsin"Sais. s2a 90 wheat. ss4co. corr.
80 90 raiisd tafisf, sra.vt.
~tsurst Sound pet ton, fiec CO. fasi
sis Weshlnstea timothy tis.oV. sifalfa.
' ----~-
: Go 10 Spinning for bicycle repairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-19

No doubt the crowd will be
larger than ever after six to-
morrow night, and the music
by Wagnefs Orchestra, with
these specials. will be good
reason for your coming:
chndren's white Dresses. made q
Persian Lawn. French style with
Embroidered yoke, Sizes ? and :. TO
close. after 9 Toe. Values g 20 and
tz.e0. These are slightly nolied. only
one to n customer.
Womsn'a Outing Flannel Gowns.
coed fun sizes. made Mother Hub
bard style collar button hole stitch.
Ell with silk After q. asc. Value 7Jc.
chiidrcn's Fall and Winter Bon
nets. made Of silk and velvet. all coll
oTs. trimmed with lace and ruchins.
Special after 9. sse. Values ts.2s. ts.to
and tco.
chlidrsn's Under Waists. slightly
sclled. After 3. i1e. Value ste,
Crnch SKIRTS. with rufffied aounee.
wash braid trimmed. To close. after
9. al Soc.
House wrappers. slightly sstfed. IN
light colored percaiss worth Ills to
&. %. To close out. after 9. at tic.
Chiidrens spring and Fall jaehrts.
worth ~ 70 s1.fo. eAbn } To 10 ysars.
kood coiors- To close out. after &. i5c.
German Purifying Tea. regular ssc
kaans. fer Ttsea
Llsternted 7sucgh Powder. regular
&c bottles. for zee.
Quill Tooth Picks. regular SC pack
hEea. } packages for 6.
sartsr's Pills. regular sc bottles.
for Zoe.
Notified or white Cocoa Cattle
fcap. special. bars for Joe.
The Bon Marches Famous Peanut
Brittle saturday. after g. lie ID.
White OF Cloth & inches vida.
slightly Imperfect. regular s8c yard.
After &. ize yard.
All weol RUG Fringe. double head.
complete assortment ~ eniors. value
itr yard. After 9. p yard.
Isn's House Slippers. si.s5 value.
Infants Tan Lace Shoes. Sizes )
% Z. value tf.so. fer ssc.
women's Fire House slippers. pat
ent calf vhnp. alsp hid. low heels,
turn soien. vaipe ti.sa. for ssc.
Mems Fine Hats in tan and black.
worth 800 and ttto. Your choice.
after g ssc.
Boys Pants ages I to ~ ssc value.
After q. sc.
Mems zoe Fancy BaihriExan Scr.
pair. Toe.
Mems MerceriEef Madras. Revcrs.
ibte Fourth. fIands. at. each. lee.
lot ~ Mems Grey Merino Under
shirts. nt. each. i5c.
sl-ineh All Wool Fine Rack Eta
uine Chcvlot. tec Value 81.
Nsinch Fine jacquard pcrcaiine
Dress Lining. In II shades. at TIC.
Value TO.
None 10 dealers
Calling Cards. Sc package.
Playing Cards. regular &c kind,
for 1Sc.
Paper Books at &C.. regular 2sc
kind.
Pine Thin Porcelain Cups and
sauoers; after 6. SC each. Only slx
20 a buyer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-19

Sc Composition ara Note Books. &c.
Only 20 a buyer. 10 cases TO be
tald At this price. and children will
not be served at the above price.
Lace Edge Shelf PAPER. In all coll
orH. after Z. &c a package. II yards
ia each package.
Folding Lunch Boxes, somsshInK
new and good after 8. iec each.
Heavy JApanned Dus, Pans: after
8. &c each.
womens Black Liberty snk Neck
Ruffs. xsfy fine quality. long piaifef
very fun collar. fully worth $500 and
81 % each. after q. sf.11.
women's siik Automobile Ties. In
all the latest colofs. made with fancy
Mexican stitch and ribbon border
worth regularly Sec each. after 9. fec.
Stamped Tray Cloths, with herr.
stitched border. pretty floral designs
90 choose from. isxz5 inches. worth
tAc each. after g. 70.
Leather chAteialne Rags. extra
wen made. value tec; sale price. at
ter z. 9tc.
Fancy brooches. a beautiful as
Eortment. regular values Soc 20 ssc.
after 8. choice. lec
wofnan's Fine SIX watch Guards.
always sold At ite each. after 6. sisc
each.
Bone Cellar RGstons. 1 dozen on
card. regular price iac card: after 9.
&c card
Nickel plated Safety Pins. dozen
on card. regular price Sc card. after
6. sac card
KID Ifasr Curriers'. very best quail
sty. one dozen In bunch. regular
price 7ssc. ioc and ibc bunch: after
Z. choice. Sc bunch.
shell Hair RetaIrers. regular price
Ice each. after s. Sc each.
Small Pocket Combs. IN n case.
regular price Zoe. after 9. &C.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-19

womsn's Fine Wei KID I.are
shoes fer small feet. kid tips. Tight
flexible solee. concava heel. value
$500, for sf.fs.
women's Plump Nici Kid Lace
shoes. heavy aolex. extension edge.
low heels. very comfortable. value
tSeo. for si.es.
Women's Patent Calf Lace Shoes.
dun mat top. military heel, value
ft.00, for s2fS
Nomen'e Pedestrian Shoes. plump
viel Md. mat tops. heavy Goodyear
welted noies, military heels. value
sseo. for ysss
500 pairs Mems Box Calf Black
Wei Kid Velour Calf and Enamel
Shoes. lace only. all Goodyear welted
soler. fail and winter weights. value
1910 and $500. for t2.ss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-19

made three-button double
breasted, with half fitting back.
coat collar and deep cuffs, all
nicely lined throughout. These
are made OF a good wool kersey,
and good value al 5000. To be
sold special for one day only.
Saturday, at SOB.
Pedestrienne Skirts
IS New Pedestrienne Skirts,
the kind you will pay $500 for
any place else in the city. They
are made in the newest styles,
kilt, slot seams or haring, with
double stitched seams and
stitched bottom. Can be had in
all the best shades and black,
Saturday only. at $2.08.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-19
THE MARKETS

The only event Of moment ON
Western avenue this morning was
the arrival Of a carload OF fine Va
ieneia ornnEes from narty. Cal. They
sold rapidly at - hox. Otherwise
trade was dun on account OF the rain
storm yesterday Afternoon and last
nlvht. Prunea are selling at bed
rock. otherwise prices OF fruit arc
wen sustained.
The poultry market il weil clean
cd W. hut no changes In quotations
given have been rnade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-19
Other Specials in Knitwesr for Saturday

women's Fast Black Wool Hose. ex-
ira fine quality. double toe and
heel. special values at.........2Je
Misses or Boys Fine or Wide Rib
bed Wool Hose. double toe. heel
and knee. superior quality at. xSe
women's Jersey Ribbed Black Wool
Mined Vests and Tights. superior
QuAiatfs al ..-s..ss..s..*-*.. --.oVe
womsn's Jersey Ribbed Wool Mixed
Nests and Pants In gray: superior
QUALIFY extra valve at each. Zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-19

women's Fast black Extra Fine
Cotton Hose. fleece lined. plain or
ribbed top. high spliced hsel. dou-
bic sole. special values $500. zoe
women's Fast Black Cashmere Hose.
plain or ribbed. high spilced heel,
doubie sole. ~xcellent quality. cks
ira values at. s.....33c and 60c
Women's Out -sixe Fast Black Cotton
Hose. silk fleece lined. high spiiced
heel. double sole. excellent grades
Albumin .s...ss...s Dc and Doe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-19
WIRELESS
PROJECT

TURIN. sept. fs.-The Italian min
s.tsr teIexraphs from Oalimberet to-
saxr that he has conferred with Mar
eos.f regarding The establishment q
= grand central wireless Telegraph
.tafiou At Rome. communicating
vfth an stations throughout Tue
world. The entire system Il esfi-
,satef n, cost sisa. GO. The minister
sisn read 20 Marconra telegram from
shr King comforting upon the N
xer.or the Grand Gross OF Honor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-19

EE(I1UA IfONt4EH INST
ANY employer. uverseer. superin-
eendens- or other agent Of any such
employer who shall violate any of
the provisions Of this act. shall. upon
conviction. be fined" etc
The information charged In sub
stance the violation Of this law. To
this information n demurrer was In
terpoeed upon the ground that no
ofrense was charged. which demurrer
was sustained by the court From
euch ruling and the Judgment follow
ing this appeal IL taken.
This act cannot be held TO be spe-
ein1 5exfrlafion. and II IL II obnoxious
to tho constitution 81 all ~ Il so be-
cause u II an arbitrary restriction
upon the fundamental right OF the
citizen "a woman IN this easel 70 con-
tract her labor. thereby violating
section Of article Of the state con-
ststution- which provides that no
person shaIi-b be deprived Of life. lib
erty or property without due process
Of law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-19

wofnen's Jersey Ribbed Flesc> -
Union euita. in gray Empress -.
feet fitting. superior quxlffiel &
........... ...........S soc Asf n
Women'n jersey Ribbed Wed Va,
and Pants. extra fine qaHi:ry Z
gray or white. si.z5 grs1<A A.
wonen's Jersey Ribbed Wed ~
and Pants. medium weight -.
lent grades In white or grzy. a.
....---. -........... ..4@-=---s-lIIk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-19
uoanINo FIRE

Fire broke out in a cigar stand Al
the corner OF First avenue and SEN
eca street at 7 O'Clock this morning.
caused by the careless use Of a cigar
lighter. The FIRE apparatus respond
"a to an alarm sent In from Box II.
and the blaze was soon put out with
n nominal damage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-19
Black Dress Skin.

Made of a good Black A.
Wool Cheviot Serge, full a y.
from knee, all seams do.s AZ
stitched, nicely lined 4,
bound good value at Sz.zs = =.
be sold for one day oniy e.
urday, at SLIGO. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-19
Children's Jackets

Just the kind for seb.,
made Of a good, warm Kers.s
in all eolors. with deep sos,. ,
cape. II times braid tr;rnr,.5
collar and cuffs the same. ne.
Jacket would cost doubl. :
make. Our price for satmd,v,
one day only, is Sr.so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-19
ORCH AT THE BOZ
Unusual Values in WOmen's
~ Fall Garments


No attracted attention
Womens and Wraps We have made effort
qurng wished
torn-up condition impossible display garments advantage
very prices Saturdays buyers follows:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-19
ONLY cnlLLS

LONDON. sept ia mess.Es IN
affirmation Of the reports OF lof1
gailsbury's Illness. received irotn
schwefzehof. Lucerres says tnss
there - no cause for anxasty- q
rtsils ana a alixht attack Of govt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-19
JosBlNc QUOTATIONS.


fotatoea~fih "a tif toni carrots. toc
per sack lettuce TO- rsf dosi iutnips. 1897
native 900 r.f dasi haahs. sosi
eeisfY. TO- PET t1ai sweet Fathtusa
~ % reF raaei cant pspuefs 81 80 per basi
rauerkfaut xA4Aei tnfnht0 toes. tisfl CO., rad
iahsa. - per daai parsley. AsaHpci pnians.
800 neF eAeki pafsaipa. ~ 80. san.
inowrf. 0nFfde. pumpkins. - per tpi
aquaehrs- tor Per doEi Nax beans. SIS
artieieakes h1e ref dos eueumbsra. Ne ref
d1F brussels srfaata 4una peas. 1sal tel
srhphs peAs, g4e5 fhuhaft o. Fsf III Hrlns
mach tfs4uue per nun3 native asnafA8as.
SIS per caNei ef~en corn. 81 oout 90
canfai6upes. 7bcMti.0o per case
watefmsloEa. si,7ausee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-19
WOmen'sKnitWear

The Removal Sale brings this
omfar will all
No introduction is needed 0 such
Womens 2oc Black Stockings III Gents
Womens of
and heels, actual worth rye.
$l00 Wool Vests and Pants so Cents
splendid line of Womens Ribbed Wool Vests Pants
actually
OF the
Special in Knw forSa SATURDAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-19

achusotts IN Commonwealth vs..
Hamilton Manufacturing Co, is0
Mass. SIS. that a statute prohibiting
the employment Of women laborink
IN any manufacturing establishment
moro than 90 hours per week. violat-
ed no right preserved under the con-
stltutlnn 60 any individual citlnefs
and that such an set could be MAIN
tanned as a health or police regula-
ton.
That case IL directly In point and
was favorahly referred 10 by the su-
prerne court of the United states Ia
Holden ". Hardy. i6g 4. = $50. a
case which came up from Utah.
where Il was held by the state court
and affirmed by the supreme court
% tho United States that a statute
limiting the period OF employment OF
workmea IN underground mines or
refining Of metals 90 clght hours a
day and making It's violation = mis-
srfneanoF. WAS a valid exercise OF
the police power % the state.
Public Health
Accepting this statement Of the
law. we think IL Is easily ascertain
able from a peruaaf OF this act that
it, object was the public health. and
that its provisions were appropri.
ale ana adapted tu tbAt emu II " y
matter OF universal knowledge with
an reasonably intelligent people Of
the present age. that continuous
standing on the feet by women for
great many consecutive hours Il
dei~serfous to their health. IL must
logically follow that that which
would deietcrlousiy Affect any great
number Of women who are the moth
ers Of succeeding generations must
necessarily effect the public welfare
and the public morals.
Law is. or ought 20 be. a pro-
ere-rive science. While the prtn-
ciples Of justice are lfANutable.
changing conditions Of sceiev and
the evolution Of employment make
4 change In the application Of rrin-
clinics absolutely necessary to an In
tslligent administration Of govern
ment. In the early history OF the
law. when smpioyments were few
and simple. the relative conditions
az the citizen and the state were dif-
ferent and many ernpioyrusnss and
uses which were thea considered tn
alienable rights have since from the
very necessity OF changed conditions
been subjected TO legislative control.
restriction and restraint.
Must ftsId q Little
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-19

Decision Test Case Based Upon Broad Ground That Welfare OF Un
born Generations Demands Reform

which society gives TO hifn. he must
yield up some Of has natural rights,
and as the reapoasa biilti.s OF the gov
ernmcut increase and "a greater de-
arce Of prosection - Afforded 90 the
citihen. the reeom sense Is thc yield
ing 81 more Individual rlsisfa.
spogtatian companies are now
controlled and retttrieted where a
few years nSo they rleimed the right
to transact their business exactly
a. Il suited their private interrHta
The practice OF med lcine II restrict
81 and controlled laws against
auackery and emptrfcism are en-
forced without ques ton. The sale
Of liquor. which war formerly a
legitimate business aad which the
citizen had a right Ia enter into as
he ana any other busbtess. without
restrictions. has noNs become sub
iect TO the control OF the state or to
actual prohibition at the viii OF the
state.
An Imperative Call
The changing eondii Ions % SO
eiety have made an imperative call
these additional powers and the wei-
fare Of society defnnnstt that the
state should assume these powers.
and u IL the duty 81 the etnlrt Co sus-
tain them whenever Il w. found that
they are based upon thss idea OF the
promotion and rfotectio "a Of society.
We think no ecnHtituti enal rlght t.
invaded by this law. a al the case
win be reversed with Instructions TO
overrule the demurrer 10 the com-
plant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-19
Women's Pedestrienne Suits

Women's Pedestrienne Suits
These $40 Tailored Suits are
the best made at the price to be
had in New York. They are
the newest styles made; jacket
form-htting. fly front, all slot
seams and buitoncd cuffs skirt
made with Aaring effect from
knee, and also has the slot
seams. They are the new Fall
Pedestrienne; come in navy,
brown. gray, oxford and black /;
all sizes, 81 10 40, and will be
sold Saturday at S7.75.
Women's Jackets
Our new z7-ineh Oxford
Jackets for winter wear are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-19
A Word to
You

n yea are wise. ~ ~tirts. sufficient
10 convince you Of thu sue srtority of
our famous line Of caie kerink a
Sons. kimbaii. Hobart II. Gable.
Peass and u. =. Johnston GO. pianos
and kinbail organs. In this limit
ed space We cannot enumsrAte their
many points OF merit. but u you will
call at our store. a. marry DO every
day. We VIII take pleasure IN show
ing you why they aurpsEs other
makes at their respective Tsricen. We
sell new pianos as low as $500 per
month. We have several very good
offers IN slightly used pianos and
organs.
Our sheet music and srnaei music
al instrument departments. IN which
there have been several changes and
much new stock added. afe showing
very substantial increase In vol
ame OF business
Call or write 20 as FOR anything sn
the music line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-19

II may be conceded without discus
oion that citizens right to contract
his or her labor - . valuable prop
erty which cannot be restricted by
the legislature uniezs such restric-
15on IL necessary Ia the proper ex~
ercSse OF the police power OF the
state Courts and iaw-writers have
found II difficult 10 furnish an exact
definition OF the term police power,
or 10 define its boundaries. and no
other subject has been the source
Of 20 much important and earnestly
eortested litigation. for the citizen
- JEALOUS Of what he considers 10 Is
hIs lnalienahie rights and strenu-
ously ressxts any encroachment upon
his liberty. while the state. with us
noIirIfude for the welfare of society
ef large. frequently finds Il necessary
~-or az least thinks II does-to lay
restraining hand upon what -
deemed BY the citizen his private
v1xhts.
Bsackstone's definition Of this
POWER r.. the due regulation and do
mestic order OF the Kingdom where
BY the inhabitants Of the state. Ike
members Of a well governed family.
are bound 20 conform their general
behavior TO the rules Of propricty.
GOOD neighborhood and good man
nera, and to be decent. Industrious
and inoffensive In their respective
nfatlonz"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-19

Mems Duro Calf. lace only. o.
year weited soies. medium ~
value $500. for Hiss.
200 pairs Boys Boxcaf and &in
Calf Shoes. lace only. heavy -
medium heels. built 10 resIef ~
sizes "a TO s. value sseo. for -
Youths Bcxcaif Lace shoc4 htaTy
single soiee. extension edge. 11<
rated varnp and tip. low heel -
to >. value f.-oa. for TIA
Youths Grain and Satin c&H -
Shoes. heavy soles. low heels -
IL to 2. value xi.7k for xt.1a.
Chlldren's and Misses Boxcxlf -
Dongoia Lace Shoes. heavy -
spring heel. Sizes Ss1 to :. value ~
for eSc-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-19

without a dissenting voice the SUI
rrcme court Of the state has held
the ten-hoar female employment law
passed hy the legislature OF 1901
constitutional and valid exercise
er the police power OF the state.
The opinion. a copy % which was
received by Prosecuting Attorney
Fseison. from Olympia. this nornine.
shows that the decision Is based upon
the broad ground that changing so
elal conditions have made necessary
state control OF many trades and &C
equations heretofore LETT wholly 10
xhe Individual.
Justice Dunbar. who writes the
cnlnian. says unrezerVcdly that for
the health and welfare Of genefa-
tsons yet unborn the working hours
% the mothers and daughters Of the
present generation must be eursAlled
in the manner contemplated by the
ten-hoor law.
A Test Case
The decision Is rendered in q test
case. AT the bearing In the superior
court last March Judge Griffin held
the Law Unconstitutional on de-
nurrcr. Prosecuting Attorney fui-
ton lNNftaAfRA 8khf@8tNA @tt1 A+A- y Nft+
= sweeping victory In the higher
tribunal.
The following Is the substance OF
the decision. the argument OF the
court upen the eases cited being
omitted But three cases IN point
were brought TO the attention OF the
court. 80 unique Was the case.
This case Involves the constitu-
fianality Of law enacted BY the leg-
tslafure Of 1901 Estate Laws. page
1lSl. entitled: An act To regulate
and limit the hours OF employ nent
Of females In any mechanical or
mercantile establishment. laundry,
hotel and restaurant. to provide for
iEs enforcement and a penalty for It's
violation Section l. the subject OF
This discussion. u As follows.
THAT no female shall BE- employed
IN any mechanical or guercantile e.
tnbiishment. laundry. Motel or res
sauranf in this state rngAre than ten
hours during any day. The hours OF
work may be 50 arranged a. to per
init the employment OF females Al
any time 20 that they shall not work
more than ten hours during thu
twenfy-four."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-19

IL has also been defined as . gen
eral system OF preeaution for the
prevention either Of crime or OF
ca1amlties- II has been said to be the
great power Of necessity in the ad-
mfnlsfratlon Of governmental affairs.
1t II. in short, that power which
enables the state TO promote and
protect the health. welfare and safe
~ Of society. and II II essential to
the very existence Of government
that ali property should be held sub
4ect to such reasonable limitations
and restraints in its enjoyment as
viii preclude II from acting iniuri-
ousiy upon the public welfare.
Concedinx that an arbitrary exer-
else Of the legislative viii, which un-
der the guise of a police power re-
stricts constitutional rights. cannot
be maintained. we are OF the opinion
that the act I'm question was a legitl-
mate exercise OF this police power OF
the state. enacted for the welfare Of
society at large. and II therefore con-
stitutionaL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-19

Go 10 spinning for bicycle repairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-19

No doubt the crowd will be
larger than ever after six to-
morrow night, and the music
by Wagners Orchestra, with
these specials. will be good
reason for your coming: