The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 14, 1915, Page 2

: Tomorrow Is Bargain Friday at O'Brien gets four months for burglar tools. Science club meets at a Thursday night nts former Presi Rraid and MeClure | lon carrying Remember, the Pre-Inventory Sale is on. This, com- bined with the grand bargains we are giving in our i}: being | | dents Goas Discontinued Departments — f] “iiss cos “simecrate. wu dorse candidates for three @deral |plums Saturday Government employment bureau | will soon be opened here. make it doubly interesting for our patrons. The fol- ; lowing bargains speak for themselves: a crowd hears Dr, Stanley H if L Krebs, noted sales expert, at Y Coats for and bavvondirts Undertaking Co. auto All Ladies’, Misses’ and Child’s Coats on badly bent when bit by B. R. Hat field's car at Fourth and Pine st Mise Ethel: Corley, daughter of Counctiman ©. T. Erickson, ap pears in Pantages sketch | Marcus Loew here on Inspection tour of Western houses Nobies of the Mystic Shrine In- stall newly elected officers, Highest bide at session of Mer chants’ Exchange since war start- ed recorded Thursday, when buyers offered $1.50 for May wheat Wm. MH. Norris elected commodore Seattle Yacht club. Thousand cases of Chinese eggs shipped south on Admiral Farragut 8. 8. Alameda reaches Seattle with big copper ore carg W. R. Grace & Co, charter Amer. foan steamers Tampico and Edgar H. Vance for Sound trad Charging that she was searched before the eyes of hundreds of pa trons at the direction of Manager Von Hergberg, when accused by a negro servant of stealing a brush, | Mra. Jesse Caldwell sues Liberty | theatre. ‘ Eugene V. Debs will speak a jweek from Sunday night at Dream. land | Cash prizes will be given Thure- day night in Marathon two-step at) Dreamland | our Second Floor at half price and less. Half This in Furs at Exactly All Ladies’ Furs at exactly half price cludes single pieces and sets. $1.25 Silks at 39c Yard A Silk Sale that is surprising everybody. Silks that sold up to $1.25 a yard, many of the pieces in short lengths of from 3 to 6 yards, all go at 39 yard Se aetice ey $2.50 Dress Goods $1.25 We are giving the people Spring Dress fabrics, such as broadcloths, diagonals and mannish mixtures, that originally sold up to $2.50, all at $1.25 a yard. mee 1.75 House Dresses 69c We are going to continue the sale of House ‘ Dresses for one day more. Values up to $1.75, \* The Paraffine Paint company's| in ginghams, percales, chambrays, all go at lrefinery, Oakland, Cal, burned | with a loss of $50,000. | Announced at Petrograd that a group of w York bankers had} agreed to loan Rus#ia $12,000,000. Agreement filed with New York county clerk whereby Mra. Ida} |Badkin agrees to separate from her husband for $1.00 a week to * for, keep, feed and | retary Daniét labandon international rendsévous lof war craft at Hampton Roads at eginoing of Panama canal formal ELSEWHERE a | JOHN PANTON(o. 1107-1111 SECOND AVENUE ae, ' jand cana) and in the cultivation of virgin or boggy soli JUDGE REMSBERG ee DALE WANTS EXPERT & dramatic speech at @ port TO SEE CEDAR DAM O meeting Wednesday, H. M. Chittenden branded the Returning from a visit to the Cedar dam, Covoctlman Dale will of his colleague. Judge @ rg, to secure the removal Traffic Manager F. R. Hanlon. propose employment of an expert Pique and ongineer to report whether the as Remsberg had seepage can be successfully stop- ped. The council! has already de voted $15,000 to “puddle” the |, because of a desire for. icy and ¢ economy. basin, but Dale may ask to recon- sider it. GOAT INTACT LONDON, Jan. 14—Billy, the mascot of the Welsh regiment marched every mile with the - - ~« | PARIS ART COMMITTEE TO HELP OUT PAINTE Warret. S. Stone. PARIS, Jan. lie-Tho fine || CLEVELAND, 0. dan, 14—| nt since it landed in France t a ee ON ee her ebiatee te. 8 rt even been scratched, arts committee of Paris has hasn pratched. been authorized to give an ea. || little red school house” in lowa, ceptional number of orders the |‘ leader of an organization of WORK PRISONERS ice cris uote" Ae | SS.000 men is the ‘sitide made in the painters, sculptors and en- | less than years by Warren 8 gravers, who have been hard | Stone, of Cleveland, grand chief BERLIN, Jan. 14.—The 800,000 ft and military prisoners in Ger I¥ are to be used thin winter in sing rivers. building railroads| engineer of the Brotherhood of Lo- |comotive Engineers | This self-taught farm boy is now jone of the principal figures in the | conferences of the federal arbitra hit by the war | ltion board which is trying to ad Maybe you think it’s | Wwastere ralironde’ and’ s5,000. n+] gineers firemen impossible to wash clothes =)" inn 'Sirine tun!" and be comfortable. Try 4 PASTOR MAY BE "HELD UNDER U.S, FELS-NAPTHA (MMe laa ited aa CHICAGO, Jan. 14 James Darnell, Unitarian was the subject of two separate and distinct probes here today and find out the easy, _ cool-water, no-hard-rubbing The minister Rev District Attorney Hoyne personal was probing charges of bigamy igainst Darnell, while federal au thorities were investigating wheth er he had violated the Mann white lave act. At the same time process servery of the circuit court were seeking the way to do your work. minister with papers in a divorce | suit filed by Doris Vaughn Darnell Fels & Co., Philadelphia aged 17, who asserts that she mar ried Darnell last fall | Ruth Soper of Owatonna, Minn asserts that Darnell is her husband and a similar claim t# set forth by |Ethel Spurgeon of Avon, UI Darnell formerly «was pastor of the Unitarian church at Kenosha, AMUSEMENTS © MOORE—Tonight—All V Week 1 METROPOLITAN TONIGHT—ALL WEEK Wis. He has flatly denied Soper MAY ROBSON jand Spurgeon charges, a igh he IN admitted knowing both giris “Martha By-the-Day” Matines faturday, 600 to 1005 600 to Washington Savings and Loan as- sociation Wednesday made three joans to realty owners aggregating — $105,000 Evenings, pers In divorce action brought aa b Adolph J. Jarmuth againet ANDREW ‘MACK Wdith De Long Jarmuth, prominent Johannes Josefsson ‘The Irish Singer sufrage worker, {lled and BOTHER AOTK——5 ide and 20c a hei whe The icelandic Athietic Marvet BALABAN The Misiending Musical sensation Me and 200. An abatement suit at Portland ainet the Clark hotel, with 9 rooms, is on file, following a raic lana arrest and 28 persons, ° o) | ‘f HERE Ny | Annual meeting of ¥. W. ©. A. | Friday night Wife pleads for leniency, but Dil. husband gentle cleansing of | but don’t try te , | does mot desire to put oi Wyoming governor recommends} Oregon circult court orders fore-) George W. Krebs elected presi bul for loaning state funds on re 1) closure of $760,000 mortgage cent Anacortes Chamber of Com estate mortgages jagainst Northwestern Long Dis merce. Mrs. Dorie H. Darnell sues pastor tance Telephone Co State bureau of inspection makes for divorce at Chicago, Work on new steamer for Bel big #avings to slate, auditor re! naming Kenosha, Wis,, girl in statu-| lingham-Alaska traffic soon to b rte. nae 4 s & » S izes—E tory charges kin at Bellingham Schooner Florence M. Belding Seasonable Styles—Most All Sizes Extra Eight thousand Villista soldiers) Austrian foreign minister, Count ashore near Barnegat, on Atlantic Value. Prices Talk. move against Carranzistas at Tam Von Herchtold, resigns under fire coast pleo Harvey Wells, Portiand, appoint Russia makes $12,000,000 loan in Cashmere apple growers net 68 od Oregon insurance comminsioner. New York for buying supplies in MEN’S WOMEN’S cents a box renwon Fisheries cru * Gallano floated this countr Frank Lotz, Vader “healer,” not at Coburg peninsula, BL ¢ State grain inspector says wheat expected to live, at Chehalis. i Two French barks, bariey laden acreae will be 100,000 acres great John Lb. Eberline, Centralia pl. for gro ait so Licey Inco pero year Gun-metal, Vici and Tan] Your choice of Tans, oneer, disappears on trip to Seattle,| after being two days barbound ‘ope Benedict sete Jan, 22 as Robert Debeau of Everett, shot) North Central Washington apple consistory date to cousider war Leather Sutton of Baede Vervess. All four times by Sam Hamen of Seat-/men adjourn at Wenatchee after Carlos Melendez elected president Blucher. Values to $4.00, | $3:59 and $4.00 values tle, his brother-in-law, expected to| agreeing to organize whole terrl| of Salvador d Sale 4 die; jealousy thought motive tory for more effective selling Tacoma police arrest Mitchel! ale $2 95 gilda 55s J Jackson Welle ta office as idaho legislature introduces anti. Murra Portland tailor, and Kal price ¥ & firet socialist mayor of Sur alien ownership bill nier, Ore, girl as elopers C. B. Hughes elected president Thomas Maran, 79, ploneer log Legislature to investigate alleged Patent Leather, Dull Calf Wenatchee Commercial Club. ger, buried at Shelton. mney normal echool irregulari Du Calf Button orfand Vici Kid, Button W. 8. C. farmers’ and housekeep- Cruiser West Virginia back at Blucher style. Sizes 6} and Blucher; good style ers’ short course to be held first: Bremerton after nine-month, Game wardens propose changes 10. Valu ene ee a week in February instead of sec-| cruise. . n law | at Olympia (ba alues to § Most all sizes, Values to ond — Sale 2 15 $3.00. Sale Resolution regarding Mexicans’, ee ° price’.....: . customs money provokes sharp at . and dpirited defense by democrats. Tan Calf and Chrome | Hi-Top School Shoes, life member and ma Bike, y ond. Jack Fradette, treasurer of Tac SICK CHILDREN LOVE CASCARETS: FOR THE BOWELS) Geta Lo-cent tom. now Most of the {lla of childhood are} cauned by « sour, disordered stom: | ach, sluggish liver and constivated | bowels, They catch cold oasily, become cross, listless, irritable, feverish, reatleas, tongue coated don't eat or sleep well and need a the bowels force a nauseating dose of oll into the little one's al ready sick stomach—tt ts cruel, needless and c'd-fashioned. Any child will gladly take Casce rets Candy Cathartic which act gently never gripe or produce the slightest uneasiness —though cleanse the little one’s system, eweeten the stomach and put the liver and bowels in a pure, healthy | condition. | Full directions for children and grown-ups in cach package. Mothers can rest easy afte: giv ing this gentle, thorough laxative which costs only 19 cents a box at any drug store How Thin People May Put On Fle GREAT DISCOVERY BY HMINENT SPRCUALIST Judging from the countless prep aration» and treatments w are continually being adv ed for the purpose of making thin people fleshy, developing arms, neck and buet, and ualy hot curved beauty, there are evidently thousands of “men and women who I THe! thelr dxces therefore ish herewith which and it o pe tion averaging pounds the first week, and ve rarely lone ¢ iw increase it t also @ genera dyapepsin o on nearly always acc thinness, all gtadually dull eyes become t cheeks glow with « t health prescription whic an readil e each meal Rat all you want, b ew your food thor ough) (CAUTION: Although the above is ae for rellev- ness, indigestion and ca- al troubles, It show! properties, Ady “ONE SPOONFUL ENOUGH,” | SAYS DRUGGIST actos, Second ave. and N. Broadway, state that mixture of buckthorn rine, ete, known as ka, in causing great surprine ust ONK SPOONFUL re natipation ror gass ali IMMEDIATELY. it in 80 thorough @ bowel cleanser that ed success Adier-l-ka never gripes use,—Adverti TO DARKEN HAIR APPLY SAGE TEA A few applications of Sage Tea and Sulphur bringd back its vigor, color, gloss and thickness Common garden sage brewed into a heavy tea with sulphur and/ alcohol added, will turn gra streaked and faded hair beautiful ly dark and luxuriant, remove @ ery bit of dandruff, stop scaip itching and falling hatr Just a few applications will prove a rev elation If your hair is fading, gray or dry, scraggly and thin, Mixing the Sage Tea and Sulphur recipe at home, though, is troublesome. An eusier way is to get the ready- | to-use tonic, costing about 50 cents a large bottle at drug stores, known as “Wyeth's Sage and Sul vhur Compound,” thus avotding al lot of muss. While wispy, gray, faded hair ts not sinful, we all desire to retain our youthful appearance and at tractiveness, By darkening your hair with Wyeth's Sage and Sul phur, no one can tell, because it does it so naturally, #0 evenly. You Just dampen a sponge or soft! brush with it and draw this! through your hair, taking one} small strand at # time; by morn ing all gray hairs have disap peared, and, after another applica: | tion or two, your hair becomes beautifully dark, glossy, soft and| luxuriant. ° STAR~-THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1915, PAGE 2 == HERE AND ELSEWHERE =— free hi with the hope of bringing to their], OLYMPIA, Jan. 14.—The “day-/ attention this most wonderful rem-| !sht” saloon bill, offered as an al-| a psestitbhceate are ternative for Initiative Bill No. 18, | HATTIE A. QUIMBY, |W@& Introduced by Senator Ghent} § Spruce St Waterville, Maine. | esterday ‘ | ate of Maine, Kennebec County,| it Was sent to the judiciary com: pn Bbc Seat hag considered Ms a : {public meeting Thursday evening, Personally appeared the above! Tanuary 21, together with the brew. named Hattie A. Quimby, who sub-| lery and hotel liquor bill | scribed above statement and im ‘ joath that the same is true in sub | fumed ‘oak? See | stance and in fact FAMINE AT LOUVAIN 4 2 ANNA M. DRUMMOND. |Authorized to administer oaths, - ete. PARIS, Jan. 14.—The food situa. | roma tion is so serious in Louvain @hat]} Gr. ieee & Ce. fugitives driven by famine from Binghamt N. ¥.! villages to the south are not al- “ . lowed to enter the city | Prove What Swamp-Root Will Do — For You * Send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & \PEASANTS STARVING Co., Dept, R, Binghamton, N. Y,, for) i sample size bottle, It will convince | | $12.50 Metal Bed, spect any one, You will also receive a| THE HAGUE, Jan. 14.—The price . booklet of valuable information,| American relief commission has} telling about the kidneys and blad-|found 10,000 French peasants abso ed der, Regular fifty-cent and one-|lutely foodless, many dying in an| S. H. POYNOR, 1521-152? ™ dollar size bottles for sale at all isolated vailey of the Meuse, ANNUAL SHORT LINE HOYT’S Leather, Button and | Gun-metal, Storm Calf fot. Values to $5.50,] Regular price $2.50 s Sale price LAYING LAND WASTE ETROGRAD, Jan. 14.—A story of massacres by Turks who are overrunning Persia was brought to Tiflis today by Souda Ed Dowlah, former governor of Many other B: ins. best Come early and get the selections. HOYT SHOE Co. the province of Azerbaijan, Per sia Tiflis dispatches quote him as saying the Turks are murdering hundreds of innocent Persians and are laying waste all the 1402 Third Ave country they occu 2 \No More Piles 202100” sane (Mail Orders Promptly Filled) by his troops when the held Simple Home Remedy Easily Ap.| “ved - plied Gives Quick Relief—and back the Turkish hord and de Coste Nothing to Try. |abiing the forts at Maindab, | nee —, ablin the fugitives to rear hn} Screg [EFFECTIVE CIRCULAR || We Make Motion Pictures Souda Ed Dawlah’s guard was an Finest Equipment in the nihilated in a battle lasting 10| LONDON, Jan. 14.—Cireular ap- Zz = hours. With three others the gov-|peals sent out by parliament have | Northwest & a ernor succeeded in escaping and |Tesulted in 225,000 promises to join | J reaching Tabriz, lat oln i colors in England SD ritin ae MCs a mine Pa elroogy — Quit Sneezing! — A litte Kondon's Catarrhal Jefty, siaced the eactrile wil bring relt . Money back If k “alle, ABs ae ‘The Pyramid Smile from « Single Triek FRENCH ADMIT GERMAN GAIN. Pyramid Pile Remedy gives quic) PARIS, Jan. 14.—The Germans + relief, stops itehing, bleeding or are evidently making a determined protruding piles, hemorrhoids i effort to break through the lines of | all rectal tr of your own able in th home. Pyramid Pile Remedy ts for sale at all druggists, box, A box often privacy the allies at Soissons French officials admitted today} the enemy's pressure on the Frenct positions northeast of the town in «, and that severe fig eas for winforcements CATARRHAL JELI JELLY Don't delay. ‘i we it at once. Its cool soothing, healing effects are wonder! Best thing pd can use for chronic nasal eatarrh, colds tn head, sneer: fore pose, nose biced, et bave been sold. Write | | | io a cures, A- trial treatment for the asking 517 Pyramid single will be mailed Paramid Drug Bidg., Marshall, French rushed up VON BERCHTOLD | HAS RESIGNED) VIENNA, Jan. 14.—~To emphasize its earlier statement that the resi¢- nation of Count Leopold von Berch. | told, Austrian foreign minister, did| not indicate a break with Dmpero: Frane Josef, the government an nounced today that the emperor had sent the retiring official a personal | letter of thanks, and had conferred upon him the diamond cross of the! are being, je. Mich BIG EATERS GET KIDNEY TROUBLE giase of Saits before break t if your Back hurts or Bladder bothers you | Tak fi The American men and women must guard constantly against Kid hey trouble, because we eat too much and all our food ts rich. Our | O'der of St. Stephan. blood is filled with uric acid which the kidneys trive to filter out they ‘Weaken from” overwork, ae Ge ane SHELL come sluggish; the eliminative tis BIG CA HEDRAL' . rey , err the bag a is st All the very latest dance music is available with trouble, adder weakness and a/ * a <i general decline in health | ae ae areal ec sel this Columbia Jewel Hornless Grafonola. The new When your kidneys feel lke SOS SET POMDOTOMORE | lumps of lead; your back hurts or | Of Rheims has been in progress) Fox Trots, Hesitations, Lula Fados, etc, are played the urine ts cloudy, full of sedi esterday. Government dis ment oF you are ‘obliged to from the front today de in perfect time and in clared 108 shells fell in the cathe relief two or three times during | the night; if you suffer with sick on city yesterday, doing great ample volume. headache or dizzy, nervous spelis, | 4@™mage. pe : acid stomach, or you bave rheu porne,war oftioe ahsounced that the | This instrument, with matism when the weather ts bad,| French attacks against the German * get from your pharmacist about position east and west of Soissons | 20 selections, will be four ounces of Jad Salts; the a|have been repulsed, and that the| placed in your home for tablespoonfu!l in a glass of «ater |Germans have been able to make a q before breakfast a few days | slight advance east of the town $41.50—the terms are and your kt will then act - : fine. This famous salts is made | very liberal and there is from the acid of grapes and lemon WHITNEY WOWT A juice, combined with lithia, and no interest. been used for generations | GET BILL THROUGH | flush and stimulate clogged k neys; to neutralize the acids in| the ine so it no longer is a OLYMPIA, Jan Chairman | — a hh ation, thus ending | Whitney, of the King county repub-| c Jad Salts i inexpensive; cannot rate bem aceies Bp, For All Machines Silane injure, makes a delightful effer.|#ve saved a precious lot of time " DrdAwe vem t lithia-water and | and trouble when drafted that All of Time belongs in every i to make every voter declare! nobody can maeke a mistake ffillation when registering having @ good kidney flush ere js going to be no such law time Even if the legislature should | pans {t, Gov. Lister will promptly | veto it KIDNEY TROUBLE CAUSES | INTENSE SUFFERING | sixteen youre ago 1 was taxen| BOY HIT BY AUTO His message to the legislature! sald so plainly sick with Kidney trouble and suf-| DIES AT HOSPITAL fered terribly for three months. I did not work during this time and! | was mostly confined to the bed,| Michael Anderson, 7, son of Mrs.| After using other remedies 1 fin-| J. M. Anderson of Lake City, died} ally tried a bottle of Swamp-Root.|!ate Wednesday at the city hos I Immediately began to feel better,| Pital from Injuries tained the| and after using seven fifty-cont bot.|44Y before, when struck by an auto. | ties, was entirely cured and have| | had no Kidney trouble since. DAYLIGHT SALOON $10 quartered oak Library $12.60 fumed oak Dining truly say that IT owe my good] | Table ‘x Table ah BE ‘97.50 health to Swamp-Root. You may BILL INTRODUCED publish this letter for the benefit! of other people afflicted as I was drug stores. of the Belgian frontier, uth | ~~ ll