The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 6, 1915, Page 2

DO YOUR GIRLS AND BOYS NEED NEW CLOTHES FOR SCHOOL? O1 they do! The new term is just beginning, and by purchasing clothes for the kiddies, little or big, at JOHN PANTON Co. You save considerably because you can buy now Y2 Off on Suits, Coats, Dresses, Furs and Waists, and Boys’ « Trousers, Blouses and Shirts at 14 OFF and LESS Bear in Mind Also That Our WHITE SALE IS ON| e offered at extremely low Night Gowns made of fine ands and Muslin Underwear, vrices. Embroidery and and Laces ar Slip-over style lawn, — yok trimm with shadow Special m $1 25 Crepe Gowns tn siip-over style and fine Swiss embroldertes Se, OSE end up to 41s. { t Boys’ Blouses 25c Percale, gingham and khaki sateen, with pocket: Ages 5 to 12 years. Spec’ Boys’ Peg Top Trousers A new supply of Boys’ Trousers, Boy 35c and 49c Hundreds of dainty Corset Covers, nainsook, trimmed with Swiss embroidery, Tor chon and Vai, lace edgings, in rtions and beading, ribbon drawstring, embroidery Prices 35¢ and 49e. Third Floor in all colors, Most of them 260 ete b in all woot and mixed materials Trousers in knickerbocker style, in all wool, In brown, gray Another grade at 75¢. Sises for all, § to 14 years. $2.75 and $1.48 Also embroidered style with $17.50 Suits $7.50 Second Floor. 9, Children’s Dresses V2 and Less HARE ND ELSEWHERE | letands off Piret and JoHN PANTOKCO. t aad Less 1107-1111 SECOND AVENUE _ Final draft of first aid bili filed with Gov. Lister. Stops Husband © ? Secretary Daniels will go ah From Using Tobacco ¢ HERE (| wien penne. tor naval ‘gugrest te * Knights of Pythias install offf.| "Pie Possible wiide diftic ulties ty Ted Wife Broke Her Husband | cers Wednesday night. — bacco b Lincoln high freshmen defeat) Ten drown in flood at No Recipe She Gave Secretly a sophomores in Panama tolls debate. | Ariz She Tells What She Used | Mayor Gill visiting Cedar river; Supreme court holds Ohio work CHIEF GIVES police knew {n a general way where rousting them o' attractixely embrold The chief smiled across the ta in colors bles at Shields Special . 98c WIL you furnish the evidence? he aa A | Everybody laughed but Shields Petticoats 50 Be didn’t think it a laughing mat ter, and said #0, | Trimmed with pretty Val Only Wants the Evidence Torehon and shadow laces You police take an oath to keep such pefaons out of the law are going on-—it ten't right he shouted ever dare sign get the evidence We all know the evil is here here. bine, tan and mixtures Worth to $2.00. Special Thursday $1.35. A bie, I have been accused of organ Bore’ Wool aixurg Trovtery in brows, way. an misores | M@W Waits fits: sess tet inonen age er nd do contend {f Is a necessary evil. 1 do say, however, {t can be regulat (This department moved to main floor, center aisle ) Practical and Appropriate for ed. You'll not find so many women School Wear. soliciting on the street as in the at -Entire Stock of Waints of marquisotte in tan HIP Oni, warned Firat Time Waren, pen bere 3 i The firat time we arrest them| Coats, Suits and (2222.00.55 [eho ses 9 ves, turn back cuffs they are ‘mugged,’ or photographed 1/> AND LESS ao conan ee mec is The chief declared the depart Dresses !/2 TRAN HALF we, rite $2 75 Seen’ Sen elecuen wp tie, Cuore! . Mm excelent value is this od gambling resorts, without employ $12.50 Coats $4.50 $32.50 Suits $12.50 olle Waist, daintily made Hing stool pigeons or gum shoo me! $18.50 Coats $7.50 $15.00 Dresses $7.50 Loge cleeves and military [lcs tots novi veer ncnn wm $32.50 Coats $12.50 7.50 Dresses $12. collar $ “You can't stop a Chinaman from $ $2 $12.50 Price 1.48 gambling,” he said He'll bet on how fast a fly crosses a street nothing better offers.” *o that Says He Has Accomplished Much he ended, “ state that November, | work done i than any mittee idation, and the legislative amend. ment proposed, was adopted unant-| moualy If You Could Only HIS VIEWS ON POLICE WORK The secret of what Police Chief Lang wae going to talk about at the Municipal league’ weekly meeting at the Good Eats cafeteria Tuesday was a The secret came out with « bang Verbal sharpshooting contin ued incessantly until he sat down again. And it wae all about the police department. It wae livened up by a wordy spat between the chief and Ben F. Shields, who demanded to know why the police aren't hunting out the women of the underworld The chief had implied that the by women are know If aren't you violating the law by not you where they are,| asked Shields and th and calmly say and Yolations up here ng about this house and that he chief. “But none of the writers their names, You and I'll prosecute I'm one who doesn't,” Interrupt ed Shields, with wrath The. chief smiled again and ev tybody laughed We'll regulate the view problem deciared the chief Jon't expect me to do the impc Hut O 4 told to move on it He said he is fighting hack Second .aves,,| now women need not fear being insulted by chauffeurs. “1 don't wish to seem conceited, office, in been more took Das since I there the police department} three chiefs have/ done in the past.” The chief asked the co-operation of the league {n helping him secure other 100 new men for the force when the next budget {s prepared He said Seattio needs at one patrolman to eve jation The report of the league's com. favoring city-county consol-| leant 1,000 popu i: THINKING FOLK MAROONED IN THEIR HOMES ‘BY LEAKING DIKE Th temporary filling which closed » 20-foot gap in the pro at tecting dyke Oxbow, in South ttle, in gave way Wednesday. morning, causing floods similar to those of the two preceding! days. The water was considerably higher today, and extended sev eral blocks further than on Monday Many people were marooned in their homes. M'CORMICK JOINS IN G. 0. P. CAUCUS SPRINGFIELD, Jan 6 Medill McCormick, national progreasive committeeman from Iilinois, joined republican mem bers of the legislature today tn thelr caucus to select a spegker of the state assembly Asked If this action indicated that he had renounced the pro yee ph UL Herbert 8. Hicks, the only other progressive republican in the legislature, also joined the republican caucus THEY HAD TO SHOP LONDON lishmen were Jan. 6—Many Eng. only waiting until after Christmas to enlist, and hav ing celebrat with their families, there is now a big rush to join the | colors OFFICER KILLS CHUM io men’s compensation law is valid r HICAGO, Jen ‘ George Hon. well-known Ohio woman, ‘ Efforts of counsel of Cari Ruroede B S hi nessy, the robber shot and per husband has heen a heavy omen cree “las senor held in connection with alleged Ger e.2 A STOMACH sionady nigh: vy Axel Jensen, sor. of tobacco for years, broke tweplateds system to popsler vote man plot, to obtain ball reduction | geant of police, was a boyhood of the habit by the use of a) "ER abo pA ubtie| Atle lYou'd Go to "Pathor Gece at|chum, the officer testified before home recipe that she gave hs ie eet public) American Round Bale Press Co., the Work You'd Have to Do. the coroner's jury Tuesday. Jen- She very gladly told |*¢hools for modern irreligion New York, bankrupt Saciay \&' eadken Uhak.\ ates sen was exonerated and commend Committee of Social Agencies to dig into causes for unemployment R. H. Thomson denies he absent- ed himself from city in order to avoid service of papers in suit she used, but requested that ame should not be made pub- as her husband does not know he quit using tobacco. She “The recipe is inexpensive can be obteined from any drug and given secretly or with patient's knowledge. To 3 oz. water add 20 grains of muriate ammonia, 2 smal) box of Variex ound, and 10 grains of pepsis. &@ teaspoonful three times a at meal time, in the food or in | Carnegie medal coffee, tea or milk. This reci-| Seed lodged in ear of Je is perfectly harmless and has | Eckles, Tulare, Cal., ran fhe prold mo color, taste or smell, and will | death found effective for the tobacco| Mme. Gerville-Reache, in any form.”—Adv. ag dies in New York Alligator shipped to Portland by| parcel post. Boulder, Colo., saloons, closed sev. fon the your patronage and of-| chimes on estate of Mra. Julia G ment. Lyle, Tenafly N. J. War costs U. 8, $382,831,172 | president to visit North Pacific Battieship Oregon now has ful marine corps Fortune tell ticing in Germany Senator Kenyon advocates law to keep children out of sweatshops tr at child labor confe: p id: brought by Alden J. Blethen new Bremerton mayor, points all but police magistrate TIZ” FOR ACHING, ~ SORE, TIRED FEET : “TIZ" for tender, puffed-up, burn. ing, calloused feet and corns. San Francisco laborer who braved be gas in attempt to save two men, gete famour “Ab! Boys, “TIZ’ be the ji t retired Eureka killed in Freanc t t Yellow Fi eee MENTS Beigian officers who crossed intc Holland to escape further military | | duty, deprived of rank. C. F. 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LOUIS, Jan, 6.—Fritzt Scheff CITY REFUSED HALF MILLION BANK LOAN The Seattle Clearing Hous! as sociation Tuesday turned down the Application of the elty of Seattle for a loan of $400,000 to $600,000 until April to keep the elty from going on & Warrant basis The chief objection of the bank ern was that the city had falled to |make provision for the payment to the bankers of $200,000 next July on money advanced two years ago to retire a $975,000 bond Inaue | whieh then fet du Those bonds had been 1898, but no provision insued in had been made for retiring them until Mayor Cotterill and the 1912 counetl adopted the plan of paying the whole Issue off in five y The first installment of $200,000 is due in July | In making up the 1916 budgef no levy was made for this purpose jon the advi Mayor Gill and e of the councilmen | Councilman Fitzgerald, however |told the bankers the council would pass a deficit ordinance that would answer their purposes just as well The other big objection of the bankers was that the city has been transferring money from one fund to another For instance money from the begin the construction iclpal railwey. W way bonds were sold fund repald _ the clty borrowed garbage fund to of the mu nm the rall the garbage object to this pro charge nothing dis but they call it unbysinens honest jhe The city now h such with the various city gets 2 per on the money. Since other depositors get 4 $620,000 In trust funds on deposit banks. The cent interest per cent, the banks naturally do not favor the cry tem porarily transferring money from these funds for other puc poses. Chairman Fitzgerald of the fi nanee committee pointed out that by April th ity will have col lected about 1,000 in taxes; the $829,000 bond tesue for bridges will have been validated: and $400,000 light bonds and sis hospital bonds are to be sold The city will then be able to do business on a chsh basis | jaries and other current expenses vouchers drawing 6 per cent VOTELESS WOMEN } by Mles. S.C. Stitnsor INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan Voteless, but not voiceless, “women's legislature” of Indiana jhee convened at the capital for the of Indiana will endeavor to secure legislation of interest to women and children, Sessions will held dally at the Claypool hotel, and bills pasned the “women's legislature” will presented to the official legislature THUGS HOLD HOUSE by be ROCKFORD, It Jan. 6.+Two heavily armed highwaymen have taken possession of a cottage on Etnyre island, and are holding as hostages two housekeep They have threatened to kill the we if the house is attacked announced she had left thé speak |L ET THEM ALL SING ing stage to become a “movie” star N w NDED BERLIN, Jan, 6—German stage managers have agreed not to bar 3 Joperas of composers of hostile na LONDON Jan 6. John Bass.) tions, provided the. works have Chicago News correspondent, was|aMistic value, and ‘Sunday Berlin reported wounded at the Russian] heard Bizet’s “Carmen front in Poland AUTO KILLS WOMAN SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 6.—Maria ©. Lamp stepped in front of an au tomobile driven by W. C, Maurer and was killed SCHEME IS OPPOSED EVER Jan, 6.——The Everett Commeretal Club has joined in the protest of the groposed auto truck delivery service between Seattle and Everett REAPPOINTS CHIEF LOS ANGELES, Jan, 6.--Chas, EB Sebastian was reappointed chief of police by Mayor Rose Mrs. Annette der, convicted tn the federal cour using the mails to defraud, ha® been denied a new trial and sentenced by Judge Neterer to pay a fine of $500 and costs ° BEAUTY DOCTOR TELLS SECRET Detroit Beauty Doctor Gives Simple Recipe to ®arken Gray Hair and Promote Its Growth “wel Detroit Whitney, a known beauty doctor |Mich., recently gave out the fe lowing statement Any one can prepare a simple mixture at home at very little cost, that will darken gray hair, promote its growth and make it soft and glossy. To half Miss Alice a pint of water add 1 oz. of bay rum, @ small box of Barbo Com pound and % oz. of glycerine These ingredients can be bonght at any drug store at very little cost. Apply to the hair tgice a | week until the desired shade is ob. tained, This will make a gray haired person look twenty yeagp younger. It is also fine to pro {mote the growth of the hair, re Heve itching and scalp diseases, and is excellent for dandruff and falling hair.—Advertisement | | | | 125,000 tubereulo- | With the loan denied by the) bankers, the city will go on a war- |rant basis, January 25, paying sal HOLD LEGISLATURE 6—|} the! lpurpose of helping to make In-| diana's laws i} s presided over by Mrs. 8. C. Stim. son of Terre Haute, is the organ. CHILDREN 5c ization through which the women be! num Colonial Today SeeLeeLee eee SSVSARSSAERSLSS TS. In His Greatest Success Since “The Spoilers” The Powerful 5-Act Dramatic Sensation “A MODERN SAMSON" OPENS AT THE COLONIAL Fourth Ave., Just North of Pike TODAY Thursday, Friday and Saturday A GREAT STAR IN A GREAT PLAY FOUR DAYS ONLY = EXTRA _ EXTRA THE FUNNIEST KEYSTONE COMEDY “HIS SECOND CHILDHOOD” In Addition to the Feature SOLDIERS EAT AND SAN BERNARDINO, ( Orders for a 12% per cent in- crease in the working time of 1,000 SLEEP IN BIG GAVE Sss'2 % 'tsinon erecta. PARIS, Jan. 6.—Not since the! men lived in caves, a war corre ap nt writes, Hundreds of thousands of men dnder arms in ! Europe have burrowed into the earth for shelter from bullets and cold, and vast underground cities have been built. In one place there is a hill with five tiers of eayes in rows of 40 each, the one | esfablishment housing 0 men > matter what ails your child, a gentle, thorough laxative should al- ways be the first treatment given, If.your little one is outof-sorts, NOW HE’S IN TROUBLE | EVERETT, Jan, 6.—A warrant half-sick, isn’t resting, eating and charging perjury has been issued|4cting naturally—look, Mother! |against J. C. Rogers, who signed ar peste if tongue is coated. This is a jaffidavit that Willand McPhee and| Sure sign that {ts little stomach, Fred'J. Albreth of Seattle were of | liver and bowels are clogged with pooh deer naseynd waste, When cross, irritable, feverish, stomach sour, breath bad has stomach-ache, diarrhoea, BIG TRENCH IN PARIS sore throat, full of cold, give a tea- {Spoonful of “California Syrup of PARIS, Jan. 6.—Paris is now the; Figs,” and in a few hours all the center of an iptrenched camp/| constipated poison, undigested whose diameter “ts 60 miles and| food and sour bile’ gently moves circumference 200 miles. The | out of its little bowels without trenches were begun during the|8tiping, and you have a well, play- danger of German invasion, ful child again | Mothers can rest easy after giv- TRAT WAS T00 MUCH ing this harmless “fruit laxattve,” | because it never fails to cleanse | the little one’s liver and bowels LONDON, Jan. 6—A German! and sweeten the stomach and they airman battled with a British op-| dearly love its pleasant taste. Full ponent far above the earth, appar-| directions for babies, children of ently not minding the bullets from | all ages and for grown-ups printed an automatic pistol, but when the|on each bottle. Briton pointed a camera at him to Beware of counterfeit fig syrups. anap a picture, the German flew| Ask your druggist for a 50-cent rapidly away pase = California Syrup of Z “igs;" then see that it is ; come lumber plant sells for $125,-/the “California Fig ne to 000 pany,”