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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-05
IN THE SEVERAL PRE-
CINCTS WITHIN THE
CITY OF SEATTLE
Polling Places
SCHOOLS.

BRO ANYWAY HIGH Precinct. i,7-iff-
es.i11-Ist.i.s-fss-it i-ifs ~ Broadway
ana r Pine -
LINCOLN HfGH-Pr~cinr,s s-s-1,-5T-Es
G3-et-s5 -Interiake Az. and y tf'h
" SEATTLE HrcH-Prcoinets ;e7-2ss
aTe.1Tt -2Ta .TS California ana !"
lander
ADAMS Precincts t7-1s-ft-ts-4I- - "
cist and ssth Az = W
BrtcoN HIrr,--prscincis ias-'t--i4a -
isth Az ana Lander.
BRIGuroS - Precincts ss:-fss - Holi,
s, near tsth
CASCADE Precincts iii-iia-iir.iia
27-I.s-fes-iss- Nv and i
Thomas
CENTRAL. fpoars osnco,-- Precincts is7-
re- les. -i75-iT4-i75-iT7. -
-'h ard Madison,
cor. TRASTZ H-Prerinc;s Te-77-7a-
SO eth Az " and wheeler.
coLv,~-Prsoinei. s-fs7-ass-sio-:ti
Corner Atlantic and afth
COLUMBIA - Precincts rsT-a4s-zts-sho-
81 --sTth Az. and Ferdinand.
NJ NLAP - Precincts est-.ss .-RainieF
Az md Leanna
EMERSON 49, Precincts 257-.ss Pilgrim
~ and Goth
GtTrwOop -- Precincts aTs-.so - W
MYRTLE and California Az.
GREEN IaKF-precincis is-@o-.i-.a-
suunysldc Az. ana y. esth.
HAY. IoUN-rrccincis si-s:-sa-sa-
4ih Az y and Newton.
rNTFRBAY--preclrct To-Ti-T2 -Ta-T4-
i6th w. and Barrett ST.
rgyING-precinc's 4e-ts-fs-ts-sc.-w
SD and IAN y. "
JFTFTRSn~-rrecinr .Ts-aTT-t.d s.
W and W. Edmonis
LAKF-Prccinets IoT-iot.--5s,h n. and
7 Garfield
rAroNA-precinc,s is-ii-is-is-iT-is-
9Th Az. y r and n 42d.
IEsCHI-rrscinc,s e5-eOT-.os-2so.-7sa
Az and r Spruce.
IoNGIEI TOW 49, Precincts IIs-ila-1se-
isi-lSa-i9o.--20th Az. y and r
Thomas
LowFII~-Preeirct- ilo-ii5-iie-lsi-iaa
18th Nv y aud Mercer.
MAIN sTREEr-Precinc;s si4-si5-sie-
si7-'iS-el'. G2o-22i- aa2-a2a--nain St
and 9Th Az.
NERCER-Prcciucts 9i-92-94-AIoha St
and 9Th Az. y
MINOR. T. T.--PreoIncis iso-i.s-1ss-lse.
iS7-iSs-isa 18th Az. and Z. linton
PACIFIC-preoincis Observation-Disclosures
s0i-9oe- eo3-2le-e13.-- iith Az. and r
Jefferson.
RAINIER Precincts -222--2s
-27rd Az S. and KinF st
RoSs-Precinets 5i-Js-6e w 4sd St
and "a Az y W.
SALMON BAY-preclncts ea-fo-fi-44--
w, esd and :oth Az. n W.
sFWARD--Precincts Ioi-io1-ios-Iot-Io5.
Franklin Az and Roanoke.
STEVENS. ISAAC I--Preclucts 1oe-ioS-
1o9-i17--tSth y, and n Caller ST.
81 NMTr-rrecinctH 1AO-It5-i6o-16i-1fe
Summit Az and T Union
UNIVERSITY UTIGHTS-Preclncts SO
7-s-e-t0-1e 18th Az. N r and r, sea.
WAIIA WAIIA--Preclncts fa6-l0T-faS-
2o4-soa-2io --eith Az. and z. Cherry
WARREN AVENt I,-Precincts ao-95-e6-
97-99-f 00.--Watrcn Az. ana Republican
WASHINGTON -- Precincts al1-226-2a7-
28f.-isth Az. 8 and Main 81.
WEST QUEEN ANNE-Precinois 1856
Ss-s7- sS-S9.--bth Az. w and Caller.
WEST WOonIAND-Preclnc Bt-5s-Ss
--bth Az. y. W. and W 5Sth
wHITrIER-Prccinc S6.-isth Az. n
W and W, 18TH.
NEsIIR--Precinct He 4Tth and s6th
" y,
YORK 49, Precincts s9-2i4-2a5-2t6.-ssd
Av $. and Horton.
NGsrowN--PreolnctH sTs-sTs-ssi -
W Gencssee and sith s. w
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FIRE. STATIONS.

No e--Precincts i51-1be-16s-t54-1b5-fB
tGT-1bS-t5e-l65.-- sd and Pine ST.
No. B-rrecincts lG6-16T-iTl.-Foot Of
Madison 81,
No o-rreclncts 56-G0-6i- Ss-ss-66-e7-6s-
75-aath and Linden tFremonD.
No. ie--preclncts 1ae-1P3-1a4-fob-sO6 ~
Ssd ana T. Union tMadrona).
No 1S-Preeincts is7-1ss-1s9-1Bo.-M Minor
Av aud Virginia.
No. i0--Preeincts e2a-2a6-M Maynard and
Nevada tS Senttlel.
No. ei-preclncta 0-si-se-3g-sa-sb.-
Greenwood Az. and i3d
No. gG--Precincts 26s-r6o.--10th Az. &
and Southern st tSouth ParlO
TOWN HALL. Georgetnwn-Precipc
25t-e61-aos- G3-2e4-e6b-2GG
ogIsEUM--Precincts i7s.l7e-1SO-isl.- .
80 and James
1909 4. Green Lake Blvd.- Precincts 60
a7-2S 70
sIDChADE HoTEt--rrecincts 2s9-a7s
soag esd Ay. s. w.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-05
PROPOSITION THREE

Thr question - fh~ horr0w'rr ~ ~"
r1r, commission 81 tho FORT - Seo'f"
~ tho sn-n ~ two huraT~d 'N0nsnnd
dollars and tho iasuinr " hondH there-
for f1r the purpose - acquiring ferrN
landing site ~ snrra point between
pnttarv street and wing street IN tho
ee-t shore ~ r-iiiof' nav IN the cliv -
Seattle and ~ frrrv ia~f'nr "tN ~
some point between West Flnr'd9
street and Mexico street On ne wNH'
shore ~ Elliott nav md constructing
thereon forr' stlrg ard buildings. and
for tho purchase or construction Or
forrv boat or hoafe together with all
oihor erulnwent nr0~r-0rv or conven-
icue ~ nroau~e m eff'eient ferry serv-
ioc Ne'wcer tho Nqr' md Yves, shores
NJ riiatt nav. saif ir'pr0vement 70 hc
known ne tho West seattle Ferry I'm
rrovrmen'
said bonds shall 10 general seriai honf-
Of the Port ~ enaf'lo IN such FORM
a. ssfH mort rom rnieefnn shall here.
after provrr'hH ~ fNe denomination
~ one thousand dollars each num-
heref roneecufivriv from ono 70 two
hundred hearing interest NJ tho rate
Of five nor cent per 7nuum, payable
semi annually princinni and interest
navnhia NJ the fiscal nfencv 81 the
state OF Washington IN tho city ~ New
york 20 be dated Ne ieVuod and 10 he
issued IN such amounts md ~ such
times ne tho po- c0TnfnleNnn shall
hereafter prescribe. md shall mature
~ follows
Numbers 10 ?. inclusive. year after
their date.
Nuanbors TO 4, inclusive, years AFTER
their date
Numbers r to g. inclusive. ; years aftor
their date
Numbers 7 to s. inclusive, { years after
their date
Numbers . to H. inclusive, s years after
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Numbers a7 ~ o. inclusive. - years
nfffr their d1fr.
Numbers rs 10 o. incius'fs - gears
Hfrr their date
Numbers 1r 20 g. inclusive. ~ tTRi'
Tsnhsr. X ~ 70. inclusive. - Years
hftrr their dafr
Vomber- te a. ~. inclusive. ~ vear'
otter their date
#nWhrfH ~ 20 t1 inclusive. ~ t''
hfirr fheir date
Nuinbers - 20 ~. inciasivee 20 years
after fheir dnfe
Numbers te 20 ~. Inclusive. ~ yshi'
H'f"r their dafe.
Numbers 60 no fs inclusive.
nfisr their cnfe
Numbers o. fn ~. inclusive. ~ aFH
nffar fheir date
Numbers ~ 20 90. Inclusive. ~ t''''
vamts,. ~ ~ 70. inclusive. - years
afer their date
Numbers FL 20 g. Inclusive, - ysA
Hrer their date
Numbers e. ~ 90 inclusive. y feh'F
hfi~f tksir date
Numbers - 'r ff inclusive. - fH"''
rffer their dnfe
Numbers ~ 30 fhe inclusive, ~ FfhIH
utter their dafe
FHHlt rrs ffT 30 100 inclusive IN F"a''
yanh.-- 10 ~ re. Inclusive. 81 y'srs
ane- their fafc
Numbers ~ o. rec. inclusive. " F'a''
an~r fhef- frfc
Number faf 90 80. inclusive. y Year,
otter their dats
"urher- 179 20 80 inclusive - fe"''
nfffr fhair Nnfs
Humter- ff0 90 ft7. Inclusive. - year,
after fhei~ date
Number ftf 90 1fs inclusive. ~ feN'
fier ftffr fafs
Tu4ters frf go go. inclusive. " r@hff
nf'-- fheir f-fe
%Hnrber- 10 fn -. inclusive. - F'"iH
Hn~r the'~ fate
"utrh~r- ~ 20 ffi. inclusive. " years
afrr fhefr fnfe
Numbers faa 20 40. Inclusive. - 'S"fH
nfte- fhef- fafe
Numbers fff ~ 100. inclusive. 81 f'"f'
a'tsr their 6afe
Number sno a. Years after iis dete
esif bonds nrircinai srf inherent - ~
rs~ahf- ont - fhs ref 'nr0rne frnt-
ssff irnrravernrrf Hnf iu rfFr r-'o
net i~cayue shnW not ~ Tufficirnf f"r
chat narnase tfe reu1nird~~ shnl p"
uavrhfe cut ~ fares upor fhe rr rFff
60 saif port district Tho de'hi.F o'
she method - creating and applying
snfd naf income ana 'nrrr. nnd ~ ~"
niing proper nrf suff'cirn' fnna f"r
she pavrneu' - Eve principal ana IN
ssrsst ~ saif bonds ~ thrr become cue
80 30 ~ hereafter prescribed hy $40
commission
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PROPOSITION TWO.

ct
Do question - chrf"N-F w"
gatinn heretofore .rI"Nf TO 'H'
rnfrmiur'0n Tor the lFauHn"H
million dollars IN hnndf g pf"Fi4
Hhat ia known ~ ne ltnf"'I
ans Tarh1r Island tu'fIf ''i
rro"etnertF embraced ~
kar HUf q adopted ~ i'''
election held IN s1'1 pHff 0'"''
sarrh 1919: ana fr place - -aid
t.nf fsrurs On enurrinf Hh'N' f'Hti't
tHr rar' corfnissfnn 20 h"fro" in" fN,'.
- tNr~H ufiliou dollars end 'rHn" '."F
'tar-far f1r thn uuru0se ~ nr'". f,n"
~IrN rnfiior@ - tho 'ra~f- 'f nm
Guided "a Modified f"rf 80 "f '"'
rnwrrrh fnsiNe schrfnN ~ hHf."F
movement set form ln re~"'Hf'on ""
1ff as mo mort come 'Hf'"n W"F
doom - he rnreFsnrv. and f'f inr ''
sfrH.ffru uron sa'd lands o." y"
aruufraf and also uruH f'neF fhf."
hurrrsf seventy too Nen'f" Tlo-
farfu u0~s owwsN ~ fhe port HN0
tAet rrrttc, 80 tho grrih Canal water
80 t.t.. Ast..e.r rvhafeom Avenu~
- $1,000. s~sr.ta ~ an ocean nTN
80 '.''.nn", ,..,,st,r opavs ana
.,, t-. Asr. .~r~hruaas e0'f
r'n- rhnf-'' fn'', ,i.y,,or esr
-. 80 srsivNs ferrv
.t,...ov eriairon
r-n.n hoe, i7hainr. l...-.,. ers
...t.. ,ee.u-orv m
sins 80 ~ r,rH'',,,,,'ee' ,,r,,,,sr,
80. 800, 80 AT.
anf onTrH'i0r y" 'f'N o'snh t.o,..
,..-.....,..., ~so .
as f7-' waterway i"iro
iaif h0nfs sh0N he r"n"fhl H'fi
~ ,he ror' - Seattle IN snch forn
80 eats port commission s.hI
ster rresrrhe - no denomination =,
rive fhanHarf dollars fafh. n"i'
~o-.s-tiiv-iv from or~ - ihrsH
f'rnsanf bearing interest ~ $3.50.
%, ~. rsr rent nee rrnnr-. r'vnhl.
sesr,t annually rYinrina' ans h.Nf"
.av,hie - rr~ r--ai agency - ~.
efste - vrnrhfn~fN0 IN ~" CIV :"
~~~ ya-,, 20 ~ sat-f ~ 'T-usi anf
20 hs fHsfnf ~ srrh nf~nIhi"
...eh ,,-ne. as fhe ror' c"r1fniss'c.
she'll hsrs-f'~~ prescribe hne shhlI
r,.tur~ -. follows
49, 20 ~
.....-t.- =, 81 a. f-rtusfwr Year, after
~
49, 81 So - tre'r.fvs years after
A.. 49, t,~fusfvs years
Fr,nn-f.
-, ,as g. ~ Inclusive yearr
Su-,h-f. 80,
~. 81. .. .ss ,rri-rsv. yearr
.,- a..
.....t.~. saa d. --s Inclusive YEAR
sffer fhair este
Tu-~ierH -rT - ~. INCLUSIVE
4ff-~ 'fs'~ fs'r ......
rrrf 'rr- ~ - III. in0inH'f'
.ffer thef~ fe'e
'.t,f-Ners $50 - go inrlHHFN ~
sNrr 'hNir ds'r q, .....
'.lfr-s hrrs ~ % 90 ih0'Hs''' %
s'frr ihe'- fN'" =. x..-,
'surfhrr- tof 20 80, inclusive ~
after the'r safe
'.ns-fh~r- tfi 30 49,. irc'hsiv@ u F''''
nf'~r fNr'r soto
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-05
PROPOSITION FIVE.

Tho question a. The rcnornl policy -
tho Port - Fc-fff- ~ 20 direct nrcr
alton hv the roTt rom mission ~ fhe
various hnrtor improvements built ana
cunsfrIetef ~ saii port
Tho f.aWs ~ saiA sreciai election rhnli
hs open from eleven o'clock A. N 20
efrh, o'~inek p ~ hnf fhe places
far vo'frr shall - - follows;
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CITY REAL ESTATE
Continued
FINE BUSINESS LOCATION


for my frnl,n' co'l nidlng' ON lo'a
az jh" Norm l'nu, oin'i, puAl ~
Price 5000 Fnod terms Soc Oln-
airu, SON ana tic'uWpul. 8hl.
81 \ MONTH NO tNitiliSf
Fast EruWlur new tHeu"lfu. railroad
Junction, cirnffd- ietrl iHiH so each
M American tiHnt ultF
Lhf Dtonnt no ~
''''' a@eo. i.asin.-5 rasnlls '"''
cru HrNAr1t tit utK
NO FANCY TALK
. acre. good sall aisa sona Lake wash
meion water mont tr!sia B. gents i9|
ininr' .ahasp. e8od rr-s. ea-5 terms
ovn.rr On. ualc u'dF
tNi'hn~iH BARGAIN
rro,ra4ssts H. .ad ps..I ln rai bet
TONNE largo FRONT fo4m. shades ara
~ VIE M isooo' 80 ~ ., '' g''
month. Includes inierr.t Owner sfftI
ltth y p knhNnNN
SIZE orr KEW AMBITION
EEYrour otRpEa rnAcra
on every trast. short waM H. dock y
o .,,hoot store ana church neishoor'
Pnfrr 500 pm ACRE 80 CASH
den rfnt chulrr
XXX. ,.,..,.
- i'' -
VIEW ACREAGE. $500
TERMS $50 ..-n s.f H8 monthly a,.
,,." s.o'o go 81, '.ho.l era r,''g- f9'aa
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION

ctce / hereby
special drt1. H. 1913 which
the 0 adopted May p,
alirn1 cnne / rcnv dcecib
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Ne ~ sack taru mesl or Gngr ,r.
ruFe cocoa. see lr. 1853 Nirhea r'naHfef.
Sci ztc swap compound. 1908. ffr rtar
tac sack lra NAVY hcHns HgnrH
pcaa stc. e fba eluas or Dofu atarUh. tts
cans peas earn Hr tomatoes $685.. rAper
plates. doa ac fn Bars IauHa aHHn
tNc. det ctathee rinHs t'N w#sh hHffas.
1Ae. Hte and 81. HtHh rHaf HIh .He
trurs 81 ia Harh. pAra ArltH $685. p
pkEs fatsinF esr. .ItaAsr nHtF -H- ukH. s.
hess vinegar Ora taa eits. eos sal
The date your subscription eNutfvs rs ur
the addreas label ~ sour paFer when
that date arrives n sour suteerlpti an
has not arain been raid la advance
ycuF name o. taken 'am the iar A
change ~ date on tho address lpet 70
receipt
Rates for THE STAR ~ mail are,
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menths s.......tst..-.-s .-..s.+,, YES
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I year ......... .......... 81 Is
Per the ctntrri-err * oar reatrra vs.
have established ageneiss at the fallow.
ing iNcatianat
rsp Talon So. wttN Souvenir ana csrls
shep. Phone Eiliaft e.
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NAftafN rnE
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Eatmsnt !
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any drt
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have bee
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Dnchsd u
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want Y
l. 1919
Ins In wha
b. you ~.
Efiful -
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WpouWftH HAIT--rrsefrota i-z--E.
tsfh Qua -stH nv s.
zee Denny way Precincts 3s-ss-fff.ffs-
!ff-ifl. 1910
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GET READY
ITO 600 T0
CT T HE AIR 7


800 HYpNOTTeM
iIQtuK ANn tul{AttO mAntis
cured tr hNftHtiHut Evenings only ~
rppuin wcuf Telephone lluntt $3.50
sNN. Nffoe tWIhfHf
$50 MASSAGE
iNN NnttuKN. tAaftEr HAfue.
massacre aud ,nffauudlHt Arcade
Hotel inIt Second hN.. Room CLOSED
20 OPTICIANS
j ~ tt..HHtH bpH o. sTauuatrt op+
ter'ef-i-t fai lean nis ~ st7.
Mtvf tnfir7f to raaples Hauk nldr
t2 PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
-. 4tuvaivaa "a b. 81 t-ofncs
2ee Marion Mats Man gg's
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c0lIArFRAL LohMs
81 cHIROPRACTORs.

M JO@FPH HOASE. f025 ARCADE
uf.BG HoUEs--ta 20 VAIN tTlt
III 1--WE NnfHs 80 :. 2tt5-g
Arcade Main !1f-
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WfIIDBY ISLAND

srrnyvirw tracts hhra everything you
Hnnf Tor an Al chicken and berry
ranch or truck garden. permanent
home. or magnificent summer home
sirrs solt Oh easy trfws ii5 chcrTy
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MEMS SirCfAIIsr
poCrCu " % wALKER
fes tpier tii0ct tig second A.
chrouic nnd Infection. plseasss
Consultation frss
. 70 3, Go Nuaday 10 to
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sEE OuR NEW AnDITloN

hEYppUT GsRDfs TitACra
Rich black foam hoii creek and spring
on EVERY tract. short waIk 10 dock -
o. schn9i store and church ncishhora
an ~ Sides
PntcE 500 PER- ACRE 80 CASH
ttt fHrnf fhulnn
AASEN ~ SEXTON COMPANY
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acres. ciaar 70 Redmond. black aoli,
isNe1 tract. nua fef vegetables. pnfn-
toes nuf hrfriab Price tNft terms ~
cash atd $40 mHathig
10 acres ~ Eoad read Ices than = mile
from fsaan Ghmmafulah. for tA4tf terms
$50 cash and $40 per month
acres close 80 iuEiraoad. on lake
sammafulsh. Tor 1850, SO each ana q
Per moufh.
To ans those tracts take Madison car 20
Lake Washington nnf ferry cr Nrania
90 trirs daliFls ESQ fare hY ticket 70
our nffIrn in Kirkland OF cali az lot
Co. 49, Z -------- -----nr.
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Fast EruWluI new faHuHIfr. ranrl
junction. CLEARED ietri iHts. so ca,
sIs American HHnN iiltF
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4 coon @uttNltN ut.tNl~S t.ot.
HtIs WisHtnH ta ISIS Elat UacU N.ef
I h..' ia.atou IS Fuu MONT sitsl
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shot clay aait FREQ from stone 81
gravel mostly covered ntth HEAVY
rrawth 81 rrhas fne fHr uuFt urr nnif
and sic a. fnnnfh Ask Tor NJ thiiu
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sEIiIEE
BAN

Jealous
? today
Nfarr--
y his
FOLLOW
MART
efng
Shec.
toward
fired
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-02-05
Fighting The Navy Again.

An Democratic in the lower
this session
abolish the treasury
o number of government employees
idiotc and
have pursued in regard to
realized that the United States can
longer S a
ambitious his rival Great Britain
sensible ofthe question of
be maintained
the which at least
ureu to the o al
declines appropriate batteships this session
will be nsular
of military service.
to
force
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-02-05
Have Color in Your Cheeks
BE Better Looking
Try Olive Tablets

II your skin is yellow-coE,plexion
paiiid-tongue coated-appetite poor
"A bad taste in your mouth lazy,
no good feeling you should take
Olive Tablets.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-a sub
stitute for calomel-were prepared by
DR.. Edwards after IT years of study
with his patients.
These Olive Tablets oil the bowels
yet have no oily taste. They are a
vegetable compound mixed with olive
oil.
II you want a clear pink skin, bright
eyes, no pimples, a feeling of buoy
ancy like childhood days, you must
get at the cause. Olive Tablets act
on the liver and bowels like calomel-
yet have no dangerous after effects.
They start the bile and overcome con-
stipation. That's why millions of
boxes are sold annually at 10c and Csc
per box.
Every little Olive Tablet has a
movement all it's own" Take one or
two nightly and note the pleasing re-
suits.
The Olive Tablet Company, Column
bus, Ohio.
tAdvertisement)
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-02-05
A NEW DANCE CODE.

1t may be a good thing that the
turkey trot, bunny hug, dizzy liz and
the whole list of dances with objec-
tionable names, came into existence
They appear to have stirred the coun-
try about dancing In a way that all
the preaching against it has never
been able to do.
Not that all the fuss is going to
stop dancing. or restrict It to any
extent. 1t has directed attention to
Objectionable possibilities in dancing
and bids fair to reform it,
In way it has emphasized all that
Billy Sunday and long line of severe
moralists have been saying against
dancing. And for that reason it is
good thing that these sensational ca
pers have so excited the country.
For example. up at Wellesley col
lege, If reports in the papers are to
be credited. the faculty have drawn
the lines pretty tight. Dancing has
not been abolished, but it has been re-
constructed. as 1t were. New rules
have gone into effect, and the faculty
will see to it that they are enforced
we are told.
Young men dancing with the college
girls are not permitted to be closer
than three inches. They must under
no circumstances so place the arm
around the young lady's waist as to
afford an opportunity for a surrepti-
tious hug.
There are other rules as we'll. To
many they sound absurd They may
be impossible OF enforcement, and
again they may be the start OF new
code of dance etiquette, 1t is entirely
proper for young man to shake
hands with young woman. 1t may
be shockingly improper to kiss her.
Why is it not possible to educate boys
and girls to a sense Of the proprieties
in dancing dayton News.
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WOMEN WANT IT
They Are in Favor of An Eight Hour Law Even if EN-
ployers Say They Aren't. If Christianity Were
Christian We Wouldn't Need Legislation

For if IL were there would be no ra-
cial or national demarkation. no re-
ligious creed, no class distinction.
The spirit of Christ is the great hui
man leveler.
1t is the purifier.
II is the crucible through which hui
man passions are strained.
If il prevailed we would have no
need for legislatures.
No occasion for passing eight hour
or any other laws.
There would be no wars.
No ornaments.
No battle-ships.
No gun-powder.
Political parties would not exist.
Industrial wrangling would cease.
There would be no such condition
as that symbolized by Labor and
Capital
Bitterness and feuds and ugliness
and horror would disappear.
For DO unto others as YOU would
have others do unto YOU" is its slogan
and the Sermon on the Mount its
creed.
The ten commandments have ruled
society long enough.
! 1t is ready for something else.
Something positive.
Not negative.
1t is grasping toward the do
not the do not"
For there is nothing either good or
bad.
II is merely the thinking" that
makes them so.
| And. under the reign of the spirit
of Christ, all the thinking would be
the good.
And the bad would not disappear.
| II simply would not be.
! For ii has never existed.
| 1t is a illumination of the human
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where he remained until 1889, when
he returned to Morristown. Mr.. Pitney
was elected to Congress in 1894. as
the Republican candidate in a strong
ly Democratic district. After serving
two terms he retired from Congress
and in 1898 he was elected to the New
ersey senate, of which body he be-
came presidentin 1901. In the same
year he was appointed justice Of the
supreme court of New Jersey and in
1905 he was appointed chancellor by
Governor Fort. On February 10. 1912.
President Taft named Justice Pitney
to fill the vacancy on the supreme
bench occasioned by the death of JUS
tice Harlan.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-02-05
EDITORIAL VIEWS
BLUE SKY VARIETIES.

No little public sentiment has been
crystallized behind a demand for the
enactment by the Nebraska legisla-
ture of what is known as a blue
sky law. The suggestion comes Or
iganally from Kansas, where vendors
of stocks, bonds and other paper Sc
curities are compelled before Offering
them for sale to get the approval of
the state authorities as a safeguard
against the coming of their blue
sky" into good currency Of the realm.
That outrageous imposition has
been practiced. untold hardship i'm
posed on unsuspecting victims, and
much money poured into distant rat
holes which could, and should be used
for legitimate enterprises at home,
can be easily established, and the ar
gument in fovor of a"blue sky" law
is incontrovertible.
But there are numerous varieties of
blue sky" palmed off as the genuine
article in other lines besides the sale
of stocks and bonds. The essence of
blue sky" is also there when a real
estate dealer works off section of
the sand hills by representing it to be
fertile loan or unloads a bottomless
pit for a valuable city building lot
The essence of blue sky" is likewise
there in greater or lesses degree when
merchant dumps shoddy goods on
ignorant customers at watered stock
prices or fills an order for custom
made suit of clothes with a ready
Blue sky" is a very expansive and
elastic conception, and after we taEe
the blue sky" out of stocks and bonds
Omaha Bee.