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bar arrangeret Ell itorartet 6eitban.
fet for bom / Inoitorium Sp9nin
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ter al bet itore Gorooeiten, / bpiS ioit
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al Ell itor biitoriif @~egioenbco, en-
Gpofe | HoroocitenS @ebpagelie %
llopifltng, foriaauibt iom Mr, SiaS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wirfiomheo ON.
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biitorie.
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til @ienitorto for ben enc Spation
efter ocn nuoeu, b~eapnoenoe mcb
bans InfomIt, Der al De 1900 3elta.
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at ban / biertelige Sroelag bapbe 10.
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ponlig ON prnftiife 5ing, 1ooe %
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og frembiPIpe.
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talenoe emo Orb funoe qisre Set,
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80 Nar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-20

Sor observation-disclosures Seo'
fommlenbe er @fterretningerne erlonlI
iaa rent ufulbitGnOige, OF De life Ell
gang fan tierte iom en- antpontt9 al
Heiultatet.
Tor De oemofratiife 8anotodterS
@ebfommenoe ioreligger Der enomu
iaasootiom ingen observation-disclosures
9emofraterneS 9eltagelie / Erltner'
palget par ibeletaeet meget rtrge.
Oct aniees Dog for ternmelig ltttert,
at s.. 81. Ringbabl er ncntileret lo1ll
0ortiets 8uperuerfanoioat.
s SorbinOelie meo openallIsrte,
Iauoipnlise &eiultat al bet replibll-
fanife 8rim9rpalg telegratereS ira
ct. Saul ben 1S0e:
EIaner er igj9re on at opltlle en-
iuIoitGnois progresiiu Statstlcfet
meo 5. s. Sacobion fra Waoilon JON
8upernertan0IOat.
Nton baaber at forene Sa Sollefte'
% R~ooieoelt.S %aftionerne PED at no-
minere Geo. .. Sofills, 0ttnneapo'
lis, Mttnneiota Progressive &epublt'
can leagues ErGiibent, ior Sern'
banefommisiGr % oeo at enoolcre
Samles Wanaban, Oct ialloipnltgpls
bill bli Den republifunlfe &anoloat
for 8ongresmunb at large. gn IN
tier oil rinleliepiS bli opitiaet iom
aanoioat for StatsfaSierer moo He'
p%ubIifaueren 8alter s. Smitb, i1alo
oenne life erfl9rer Jig piuig til at
ltstte Sen progressive &anoloat Tor
8r9iibent.
Sicfcten antogeS at bile fonune til
at ie laalebes no:
4ongreSmanb of large - Santes
Wanuban (enooSieret).
@upernsr $. s. SacobIon, gfa'
0iion.
gicea,lperusr - 5. q. q. Surn'
quilt (enoos ieret).
Ittornep General e. u. Smith,
Msontepioeo (enbosieret).
StatsiefretGr - I. 9. gtoreltils,
gbiiago.
Sernbonefommisipr - George 9.
2oftls, M~inneapolis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-28
THE CITY PLAN

TO Readers OF
Through the editor OF The Star the Municipal
believes public should vote Tor the
submitted election March eth Tho fol
which
der the authority Of the Municipal League:
SUBMITTED VOTERS MARCH 9Th
Seattlcs OF men
Investigation committee The
executive committees OF this organization composed OF the
the OF constitutional
initiative referendum Mr. Collins II the
chief OF the City Plan lie property near ne
when the Municipal
which located the CITY
Mr. Collins
special meeting Of the Chamber OF Commerce. intro
which AGAINST the
location Of the city hall this site afterwards
Poslnegoncer that Mr. Collins packed the meeting
Collins the he the
city plan.
Plans Investigation committee
E the New York block Second
". Cherry
elise. represent Smith heirs and other
heavy property YesIer
NJ Halter. who a Second and Columbia o.
Raiph Nichols manager Of the Cnapelie properties
addition these eomponed OF othef
kmmng off seAs prosperity b. collecting high
renta.
mali pamphlets cost.
paid henhmen
81 900 TO defeat the plan
the pany They
tho spread OF business rents In
High high
prices people rich be
busnons The plan
business
existence
THE MUNICIPAL LEAGUE or SEATTLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-28

The Company nxstent that rentals be deferred sub
stantaiy AZ set forth In the tentative agreement Ses
gard as necessary to bridge them the period of
getting their business paying basis For
constitutional statutory and other. the Commission viii
probably have to reject this proposal
Some expression by the Commission In favor OF a re-
newa OF the thirty Lease urgently insisted
but the Commission has legal right
ance and Is opposed to II as matter OF public policy
In respect 70 the crossing OF East Waterway and the
method OF letting construction work nothing has develop
cd TO lead the Commission modify views as express
ed on pages So and 81 OF the Bulletin
In regard TO the future operation OF the development
the Terminal Company would virtually occupy the POSI-
ton Of sublessor II would lease the piers outright
right to subie Warehouses; lofts etc. would subject
TO partial lease the Company furnishing certain service
OF general character and operating directly
tracks lighters etc. connected with the establishment
The whole operation therefore Intended 10 be largely
that of subleasing and direct operation by the
minal Company
has been presented by Mr Ayers which would the
Commission to modify It's opinion that the development
as planned Is out OF all proportion to reasonable
pectation OF the future. and that gone
into ON the scale proposed inevitably end in failure
unless sustained by the Port Disrick
All the evidence adduced thus far indicates that this
enterprise could not succeed here under an
equitable lease Il could possibly In any other
Sound port. even with a free site
No evidence has been presented by Mr. Ayers that
Would lead the Commission to believe that the
which he proposes the needs OF this mort any
better than the Commissions plan any OF the fol-
lowing respects Export OF lumber wheat fruit fish;
ranshfpment OF bulk commodities steel etc
TO the interiors transhpmen of Oriental cargoes bonded
warehouse faciles handling OF immigration The pub
c has been led TO believe that there be Terminal
except on Harbor Island Whereas matter
terminal facilities proposed by the Commission are quite
as favoraby located as those the Island
The specific advantage Of the proposed development
IT'S Industrial feature and thia OF course outside the
province Of the Commission The Industrial lofts win
attract small manufacturers by their cheap
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-28
All Msde CHAR

All Made Clear
A woman missionary IN China
was taking tea with a mandarips
eight wives. The Chinese ladies'
examined her clothing. her hair. her
teeth. and 30 on. but her feet es-
peeialiy amazed them.
why" cried one. 'you can walk
and run as we'll as a mani
Yes. TO be sure" said the mis-
sionary.
Can you ride a horse and swim.
|toog"
yes"
Then you must be an strong as
a mani"
Il am"
and you wouldn't let a man beat
you--not even II he was your hus-
lband--would your"
Indeed ! wouldn't" the mission
AIRY said.
The mandarin's eight wives
looked at one another. nodding
their heads. Then the oldest said.
softly:
NOW ! understand why the for
eign dasil never has more than one
wife. He Ia afraid Western
Christian Advocate.
rs my hat on straight"
mo. One eye shows. Life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-28

superior convenience No doubt also the special
service proposed throughout the city will b : q
advantage II Is In this connection that the cfQc
East Waterway becomes important Il II scare
sary TO point out that these industrial features ~
necessarily dependent upon this particular ID
yelopment. - -.l
An added advantage to which much impcetanu 4
tached by some 10 the prestige and advefsiseno1
the proposed development would bring TO this pes
The question asked OF Mr. Ayers II tne rcu w.
trict had any security that this whole devciopms&
not fail into the hands OF great transportntoa CO.
either ran or steamship. and his reply In sueelaan
that IL had none.
From the foregoing you will readily ~ thst -
objections to the project from the ceumIooaeeo s-
Of view apart from the litigation which 4 VIII es 4
soive. are that Il makes the Port District psfu -
financial scheme which 10 open to just criticism q.
Il 10 In important respects al variance with ~ ~
for which the Port District crestsd. WIZ -
ss"s ,Ss -: n.w ~as
special election called for that express
months later, 90 that they might reesive ~ eS >s
available for the Commission to work ovt NE ~ M
project on . rational basis, with legal eme 5 sSS
division between the work Of the Pert UiensS e-s.S
Of cooperating private agencies, and " the
free 20 seek cooperation from any r. .<
parties instead Of being virtually compelled
dence TO one only. the whole matter weu'e =
sounder basis. - y
The Commission takes this opportunity 70 cor,c 4
statement that has general currency. The - 49, q
Mr.. Irving T. Bush to the Port Commission Y
Mr.. Ayers entirely voluntary, and was -
through any inquiries by the Commission 4. \. -
In regard to Commercial Clubs criticism 10 q -
Washington Ferry project--that IT 10 strey ~ r.
matter-it may be replied that the county a1e -
District embrace the territory; tnst - 49,
upon the taxpayers viii be exactly the samS sss 1
agency does the work: and that II the foit ssS~ =
II. all conflict OF Jurisdiction in navigation 9ss ~
Lake Washington will be avoided. The Comm. .SE ~
to believe that the county would pre!e ~ ~
that In due time It may probably wish 20
kirkland Ferry to the District
Very truly yours, 1891 Il
II NJ CHITTENDENs fts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-28
Back to the Soil" Promoter

The back to the soil" is unquestonaby the
manifestation of genuine human impulse and human need
but
Thus far has been the WHOLE only another oppor
tunity for promoters and land sharks speculate the
necessities OF the land hungry
Probably the example is the Florida Everglades
swinde where il be feared the government that should
have protected the homesccer actually protected the
that took millions OF the homcscekcrs pocket and gave
him nothing of value in
1t is pitabel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-28

No smoking compartment IL large
enough TO hold mo at thb same time
with the traveller who entsrtainn
tho crowd with stories Of women
he has met.
A banquet In tirvsome enough.
but a fiashlight photograph OF II Il
the last straw.
when see . drunk" I don't
know whether TO kick him OF the
idlcrs who walt BY 70 soc the
wagon take him away. -
---~---
Don't negligcntiy flick cigar
ashes on me. That's only a pose,
and I'm liable 10 push you or your
pedestal =
- fsf
An unpleasant trough house ID
In store for the establishment that
drops me like a hot cake, when
have gone To deal In person. and
trsnsscts business over my head
with someone who has called up
over the telephone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-28
4 Modest No 10

Reginald he Koven told NJ q
musicale in Chicago a pretty story
In praise OF modenfy.
"A group Of tourists" he aaid.
visited la Bonn Hcethoyen's house
One OF the tourists. a girl Of TWEEN.
~ or 40. sat down a. Beethovcn's
piano and played the Moonlight
Sonata none too we'll -Heefhoyen'a
own work. In his own room. on bis
own piano.
When the girl had finished she
arose and said to the old caretsker;
suppose lots OF famous nusi.
clans have been here and played
on this Instrument
Well. miss the cAretakcr an.
swcred. graseiy. 'Psderswski was
here last year. and bis friends
urged him TO play. but he shook his
head and said:
No. | am not worthy - -
New York Tribune.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-28
HarbOr Island Terminal.
Port Commission Against Propositions 7 and 8

Seattle. wash. February "a. 1914
10 ms Chaismcn.
Committee Railroad and Navigation Seattle CONNER
ciat Club
Committee Harbor Development. Municipal League
Cenfirmsns--
In reply your letter card mat to thu Port OF
Seattle Commission asking 20 be advised develop
nsnts in the Harbaf Island terminal question since the
arrival from New York 81 Mr. n y. Ayers. have the
nonor to submit the following behalf Of the Commits
Rions
So far ne Commission ascertain the financial
scheme ~ Pacific Terminal Company though not yet
dennI,e} crm'ned. ia substantially as follows:
Capitalzaiionco Common Stock .......... IS 900 900
Preferred Stock ............. 100000
Total ........ ......................s ii. 100000
The contemplated proceeds companys treasury
from nis issue viii apparently not exceed s32000o0 The
balance In to Officials and TO
Instrumental In organizing and financing project
y through this 81 portion OF the stock according 10
Mr. Ayers. that the company Ia able to the
the combined salaries Of the three highest officials being
thus only about $4,000. The Commission has 40 far
taken no steps to look up the financial standing the
promoters to verify the criticisms that have
been brought against certain of them.
The Port Commissions sole function In the proposed
enterprise is TO be that Of buying land too costly
then leasing everything to. the Terminal Company for
long term OF The Port District TO derive no
to retire bonds they mature. There Ia TO be no re-
adjustment OF rentals to conform to the growth OF bus
ness The company is to have free hand exploit the
ieasehold for its profit by
ing the period OF the lease to pay no taxes excen
such as may be assessed upon the easehod itself
The Company proposes 10 build certain improvements
with Its own funds such outlay to be approximately
$2b00000 onehAf of that OF the District In me
same time The tentative leaves this option
al with the Company but Mr. Ayers comedies the Justice
Commission is unable 10 discover any basis for MI
Ayers prediction that his company will within com.
psavey brief period. expend ssoooooo the project
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-28

Many people ask why fire losses in the United States
great and insurance high In Germany the
government nsurcs your dwelling and makes building
laons In this country private insurance companies. for
profit insure your dwelling and then try influence egisla
ton building regulations which will bring about
reduction Of fire risk and loss Does method involve
only great Of property. but also rghuI loss OF
life witness the Triangle shirt waist factory fire in New
York city?
il the which prcscribes building
1aons also paid losses. Ii would learn by experience oudn
IT. Permitting the building OF fire traps only
the hazard the occupants OF that building but also OF adj
jseent property and sometimes Of whole city.
Which policy is wiser. Germany's ours?
WHEN you speak OF Toledo you think OF Brand Whit
lock- When you talk OF Cleveland you think Of Tom john
con. former mayor And Cottcr i big enough
make the people Of the nation speak OF HIM when ley talk
of Seattle
WALL STREET threatens record breaking panic il
investigation Of the money pushed heys Let's wipe
out Wall Street,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-28
I'm the Editors MAT

Editor Star: Honor 70 whom honor - ~ :" I'LL
Love OF square deal deny sss,s,..-. t
being circulated 10 the effect that Coerl =. na
failed 70 heartily labor Legislation pac.t
ems eghthour bill. ~'V = ~
The show, Senate Journal 1909 fotoxs,x
No o. regulate limit enu,,.- nss
mechanical and mercantile esiabsbenis r. sis
reports that the bill do pass Report signed Senator
others. '' Se0@m n
r. 7lz Senator rauhanus the bin h
poned fgenator coer rnotionl a
demanded by Senator Cottal and otherg Upon -
called Senator cotter voted NO on the motion nsnuS ~
~ ~
Upon all other legislation advanced or oopos.d - ~
Federation Of Labor Senator Cotteri ~ ~
member Of the state senate ths s
efficient neysr tlrr.
crgy behalf Of people oeessiocs - 80
with carried the degree that sslsrss
half. -
In appreciation Of such services your PAGE, s ". .
publicity order the truth - ~
effects verbal campaign statements eountersctsd
CHARLES n CASE
President State Federation ~ -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-28

Once. at the height Of the civil
war. two men nj railway station
saw a cArtioad OF wooden legs de-
part for a military hospital
Those wooden lcgs." said tho
first man. are a rather eloquent
protest against war. aren't they"
Yea" agreed the other: they
are what you might call stump
speeches. Sacred Heart Review
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-28

Il notice that you courfeonsiy
refrain from mentioning the name
Of your political rival In any OF the
speeches"
Il can't say my practice Ia that
respect IL so much a matter of
courtesy an Of prudence once
started In 10 dsnouncs a rival. but
~ noon ms ! mentioned his name
the audience burst into dcafeuing
and continuous applause. wash
|inxtou Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-28

A rather brutal thing was said
unawares at an evening party.
Shortly after midnight q gentleman
wax pressed TO sing Very thought.
fully he put forth the excuse that
as the late hour the ncxt-door neigh
bors might object
~oh. never mind the nelghbors. =
cried the young lady ~ the houar.
They poisoned our dog last week
--Lipplncott'a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-28

.1e fight in court to determine the right OF parents 10
send their children OF will come up tonof'u
Such the Geographic news OF Tuesday ren.uary ,rs
from Lawrence Mass where the trust contfo'co oi,
dubbed mothers and fathers and tore from their arms
whom they proposed send away from the misery Oh '
strike II, =. , ,,..-
We say that fact that there should DC any quss
ton at all as to right awful reproach upon inc
Are we nation of free pcoplcl II seems that there IS
doubt about IT, looks the glory OF Yorktown ana up
pomattox dream tasty. glitsering oiui'. - 40
Whose are chldrenf Are they really ours or 20
they belong the corporations that they may grow TAT on
their cheap servcess What children! are they prop
erty7 Are "chattels in whom Organized oreeu mas
safety and After all the blood and suffering after
scores OF OF mothers have offered up their
on the battle field after the maryrdom OF Abraham inso
must we have fugitive slave act under the aceursed
money hogs of Massachusetts, who chase children 'no.En
the other states America and whip them back to the
freezing and starving OF ideness the soul killing sefvuue
Of the mills?
Great God dear reader don't sit in your comfortable
home and is only the children OF cheap foreign sDo,
lawrence Your chids may The moneyed pluto
believes that your child is property and VIII not when
the hesitate lay hands your child WIN
out conjunction and a legal right.
The question raised in eourt-thnk oil n-no as 20
whether your child shall observe theft assault
sanitation schooling whether you shall control
your child compliance with the demands OF society
but whether your child shall be sent where WIN not
freeze where viii be safe from the dangers OF not
Behind the high toned sentiment OF the rebels IN our
great Civil War greed property IN human beings
That greed shows its fangs IN Massachusetts today
Il raises the question Of property right In human beings
decide whether not Americans are Tree men IL
Is no time to mnce words Those angs be pulled The
the which stand for dollars and against
and children be pulled down. by peaceful
II possible but ii with the spirit and defiance with
which Patrick Henry looked the hangmans moose and
cried, Give me liberty or give me death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-28

SPEAKING Of the prospective strike OF 100000 English
miners Associated Press says "A hopeful sign is that the
strike funds not sufficient maintain prolonged strug
% Sort Of cheers up the Associated Press to think that
quickly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-28

PARIS doctor says you've got bald head something.
the matter with your teeth Bet Mr.. Henpeck won't sub
scribe to that.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-28

TAFT is going TO reply to Teddy chr Mother poor de
luded mortal who thinks he get satisfaction by replying
editor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-28

Mrs. Brown Mrs. Jones has The
worst habit
Mr.. Brown What In n. dear-
Mfs. Brown-Shs turns aryssnd|
and looks hack every time we pass
on the street,
Mr.. Brusn---liow ID you know
she doesr--Judgs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-28

COUNT BOBRINSKY got up in mass meeting and
denounced Roosevelt the sworn enemy OF Russia Oh
just wait till Tedrinsy takes crack that count!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-28

ANOTHER OF Cousin Bill Tafts commissions has re-
ported The postal commissioners report that doubling the
postal rates newspapers wouldn't distress publishers
Distress EN-? Why, it would tickle EN- almost as much as
having their pockets picked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-28

FIRST signs Of spring Seattle weren't the robins he
Sunday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-28

WHICH of Mr.. Rooseves hats is in the ring? II III
that old soft felt in the band OF which ne row
cartridges hostile gents will do well kick too hard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-28
M0Sf
Ayhipe
JoeH WieE
oAvof

seoms people
sin't reasonable
n o h w.. Tod
snorvm. DssIsys-
porte long sleep-
Or, woke up sud-
den after . two
weeks' nap ard
kicked cause HE
wife didnt have
. hot meal ready
for him."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-28
Editor star:

Editor Star: Candidate Smith, councilman ~ -.
for he OF fortyfour entres
Tho people OF Seattle need blood cty Co..
lie Is aiways ~.
abie the pitfalls and okes slipped into bills
apparently useful into worthless
received handsome Win -
novice in politics. bat the Seass
realize that elected Joe Smith will be another Oliver S
Concentrate On Smith. r. J. CASEY Aftoruev-
C21Ze Yoetx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-28

Your daughters brain. madam.
appears to be normal"
Dear. dear: we've never had
anything OF that kind In the family
before. I'm sure'"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-28

CITIES like the OF men. They never stand
still They either going forward falling backward Sc
attic critical point in her VIII she vote next
week GO FORWARD or to begin TO FALL. BACkWARDi
II vice and big business her real rulers who VIII
dare say that she will 90 forward?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-28

'Jones has . dry wit. don't you
thinkr"
swell. something gives him an un-
quenchsble thirst, anyhow"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-28
SEQUENCE

SEQUENCE
Mr. Andrew Lang zangwin - -
ices charity bazaar. 80 st1<
zangwll replied n . Lang win. Fang vfn--ou
Heart Review. E44
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-28
BULLY FOR HER

bankers daughter when asked A2 -
your" @gt
said would before she could - 4i
my proposition baltimore American. *z&z&sf