The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 9, 1915, Page 5

STAR—TULEDAY, FLLRL... 1 All the Music of All the World The Columbia Grafonola brings you the music of the world’s greatest artists, the brilliant bands and orchestras and the songs and humor of the stage ’ vrata stars of every This is the The New Exclusive Columbia Features Include: Extra The bia Reproducer The New Shutters, Large Colum Tone Control The Improved Even-speed Noiseless Columbia Motor wilt a, Come in and listen to the New range Columbia. The prices te $500 from $15 liberal terms may be ag ranged on the purchase and no interest is charged jccord’—for All Machines— 1 of the Time Specialist Explains Cause ASKS $100,000 FROM | of St mach Trouble TREADWELL MINES Valuable Advice to Safferers There are many different forme Suit for $100,000 damages was stomach ie filed Tuesday tn the U. 8. court by Andrew Johansan against the Alas ka Treadwell Gold Mining Co., which operates the quarry-mine, bear Juneau Johansan is in Providence hos pital, jergoing treatment for in fex sustained in an explosion Inst i food fermen is why the results obtained from the use of drugs are usually so disap- pUinting. Admitting fermentation and consequent acidity of the food tents to be the underiyin st forms of indie: follows that the He alleges that the company was negligent GALLS THE JUDGES 4 preseribed produce better re nesia (note the na other forma are uneultable for this purpose), from their druggist, and take from one to two teaspoonfull of the powder, or two 5 grain com. pressed tablets, with a little water after meals. immediately WASHINGTON, Feb. Attor) ney General Gregory, in a letter to I] Untted States district attorneys says the federal judges have been assuming power which the do not ng | Possess, This is the Indefinite sus Lae amounting to pardons or commutations. { WHY HAIR FALLS OUT | Dandruff causes a feverish irrita tion of the scalp, the hair roots jahrink, loosen and then the hair ‘comes out fast at once and rid the scalp of particle of dandruff, get a |bottle of Danderine at any |store, pour a little {n your hand and |rub well into the scalp. After a few | applications all dandruff disappears land the hatr stops coming out.—Ad- vertisement. (Children HaveKidney Trouble." Three years ago my little girl, Angela, was taken sick with scarlet 318 Pike St—Phone Main 5661 To stop falling hair very We are offering, for one week only, from February § to 13, six good patterns of new, bright, clean stuff, all 1915 patterns, suitable for sit- ting room, bedroom, dining room or kitchen, sidewall, ceiling and border to match Enough for any room in your home, no matter what size, including a brand new Japan handled , fever and later dropsy set in; her 12-inch |face and limbs swelled and her jeyes puffed. A leading pl hears. $1.25 Ten good patterns to select from, all bright, new, 1915 stock; can be used for any kind of room—a bargain not offered before. Sidewall, ceil- ing and border to match ENOUGH FOR ANY ROOM IN YOUR HOME, including a brand new, Japan-handied —-.. oldD Muhl Paint Co. New Location—618 Pike St. |here at the time, treated her with | out the slightest suce jof your Swamp-Root lsolved to try it, and as it agreed with her stomach, I continued using it with gratifying results. The inflammation began to subside aft er she had taken the first fifty-cent bottle, and after she took two large bottles she was pronounced cured by the doctor and has been in good | health ever since. The doctor came to see her every day and examined | her every second day until he pro nounced her kidneys in perfect con | dition. | Now then the doctor was under the impression that I was giving |my girl his medicine, but as his medicine had failed to do a bit of good, and’ desiring not to offend him, | did not tell him I was giving her Swamp-Root and he did not know the difference. one drop of his medicine after | started my girl on Swamp-Root, and have always felt that Dr. Kil- mer’s Swamp-Root saved my girl's life, for which I am grateful. I cannot praise it too highly. Very truly, MRS. MARY BYRN ‘ew Brunswick, N State of New Jersey ,, County of Middlesex Mrs. y Byrne, being sworn by me, according to law, her oath saith that the above state. ment made by me ts Just and true. MRS. MARY BYRNE. Sworn and subscribed to before me, this 16th day of July, A. D., 1909 MARGARET P, O'DONNELL, Notary Public. Lowest Prices Finest Meats duly Lotter t Dr. Kilmer & Co. Binghamton, N. ¥.! |Prove What Swamp-Root Wii! Fof You Send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co. Dept. R, Binghamton, N. Y., for a sample size bottle. It will convince anyone, You will also re. ceive a booklet of valuable informa telling about the kidneys and Regular Vifty-cent and bottles for sale at Do tion, | bladder jone-dollar size all drug stores. Frye &Co. Markets ' Pork Roast. “"12ic Round steak... 17¢ ss een Chom... 19¢ pron’ nn’ 10¢ Baer Gores). QC 18¢ TIPVERARY AND TOMMY ATKINS TURBANS All the go. Drop in and try one on. Our upstairs rent saves you money Model Millinery Co. BULL BROS, Just Printers 1013 THIRD © AIN 1043 ause,; pension of sentences on convicted | {lof typewritten matter left at the house at the time, I re-/ I did not use| | GIRL REPORTER HAS GREAT DAY WATCHING COUNCILMEN JOB BUREAU Henry M, White, commissioner of Himmigration at Seattle, recelved in structions from Washington Tue | day to proceed at once with the establishment of a federal employ ment agency in Seattle, to be cor By Mabel Abbott ought to have the corporation Coun! due 4 jointly by the Immigration T went to the elty counell meeting] sels O K and postoffire suthoritier yesterday afternoon. Going to coun ie emmatatiot wenden send for) The work will be directly tn | lon ¢ charge of gJnapector Lawrence cil meetings has become such a) Pe fell again, and the ritual Wood, of the immigration service popular form of amusement jone can't afford to know that] was resumed while the corporation nothing] COUNSEL was being sent for | Presently, however, they reached | the end of the ritual, and still there WAS nO corporation counsel | Dale said they already had Brad ford’s opinion, in a letter. | | TAKES FIRST DIP who will immediate: with employers of !) probably will be opened in next week set In touch Phe office atthe about them. 1 wouldn't have mi@wed it for any: thing. I don’t know yet what ft all moant, but it was worth seeing I sat in the grandstand mean | the row of benches behind the brass jrailing. It was crowded, and peo ple stood in the aisles and leaned }against the wall and blocked up the Pitegerald said Bradford had nev ler seen the amendment lanag ene | Cathoun talked, Dale talked, Pitt| It was an impressive acene—the| Berald talked, W. R. Crawford, for |great council chamber, with {ts mer owner of the road, talked, selx | The U. 8, submarine tender Bush lmassive oaken furniture, President| ‘8% the paper from the clerk, and) nell was launched as per schedule IHaas’ head just visible above his|?@¢ing the words with an angry) ‘Tuesday forenoon, at the Seattle | high desk, the clerk's a little lower | fretinger Construction and Dry Dock Co.'s in front of them the council, in two}, Seett Calhoun thundered to | piant. She will be completed for | facing rows of four, and at the sides| Ratnier valloyite, “if you say the) her trial run in about four months Jof the room shifting groups of men,| TC°elver ha» spent @ single dollar! Misa Cerull Bushnell, great like players waiting in the wings) on this ynehalt {6 ansbody in the |grand-niece of the inventor of sub jof a theatre pe Lies toaneade alhoun ba® &/ marines, christened the vessel, aft lor her illustrious forebear. A large Business Conducted Erickson Only One According to Ritual y |Who Says Nothing Business went forward tn a kind) crowd al officers, including many high-up nav./ attended ot riteal James A. Haight told the counetl STEEL MAGNATE DIES Hearing -on - ‘sesament-roll-num-| 24, {he Proposed sale had evident! mw yORK, Feb. 9.—Norman B ly been #0 contrived as to cor millionaire steel magnate, ber-blankety-blank,” the clerk inton. | Rear | At a special election when only the OPEN FEDERAL |ANTL-LISTER LEGISLATION UP IN SENATE OLYMPIA, Feb MeArdle 9 state ta® comm ing state board of the hand out for passage in the senate und will be on the, serinte calen for final pas tomorrow, already having pasned the house Under suspension of the rules resolution to send three and two from the sen Monroe reformatory and insane hospital passed the Chairman Scott of the ap- opriation aid in de ate that the wae not an nvestigation but to get informatior which the board of contro! seemed unable to furnish 9—The last of pills, abolishing the Insion and reorgants to get control out tod of the governor , members of the house ate to the Northern committee The senate Oo passed over op position the fir ® committee re port fixing fees for tiking salmon| on the Columbia river, made in a couference with representatives of the Cregon legislature ARREST REALTY MAN. Accused of attempting to pass a forged note for $600 on J. J. Elliott | of Collyer, Vilas & Ellfott, George | W. Allen, 40, who opened a real es tate offi about three weeks jal in 4 th 00 bonds a city fwult of wv ed, “Street-c'mittee-r'ports-rec'mend-| people apectally interested in ob. | ed today at the Presbyterian hos ing - ‘mount - shown - red-ink-column-| taining the sale would vote. | pital | marked - #0 -'mended - same-be-prov-| Lundy, breaking his silence and| ~~ ¢2 ~~~ ed.” either swallowing or otherwise dis: | ‘ Then President Haas, high above.| po¥ing of his gum, said the same took up the chant: “All'n-favor-| thing, and declared the corporation | ‘doption rport - say -aye-contrary-| counse! was unjustly criticised no”; and the two rows of council Dy this time we in the grand-| men below murmured tn decorous| stand were enjoying ourselves tre-| response. | mendously, clapping, hinsing, cheer. | Water mains, paving, viaducts,|!0g or groaning as our feelings | appropriations, jitney busses, alll prompted. Lundy told us he be-| the problems of a great city, fled] lieved we were ladies and gentle coloriessly through the proceedings.|™e, and that hooting and hissing Fitegerald, Lundy and Hesketh,| ¥ere not the proper way to behave hee by cide, chewed Gum, their| 8 a council meeting, which was . : true, and we knew it and tried to jaws working rapidly or slowly, ane ie 7 Bay hocumalte keep still, But it takes all the fun . out of & game ff you can't root Mention of S., R. S. Cooley said {t wasn't his fault the Brings Activity Q.—in my home town, which is small place, it has always been o tomary for the men to give up thelr seats to the women in a crowded t car. | expect to live in Seat. nd find the custom different. plain when | am to rise ac: | matter wasn't on the ballot for the general election Receivers of the Seattle, Renton! “It's the corporation counsel's entamnot. 7.0.0. | & Southern Street Railway Co,"| fault,” he declared. Lundy said it], A~ You were doubtless sequain read the clerk jwasn't. Cooley sald it, was, too, |4 With some member of almost ev | “lery family to ur home town, To look after the The counci] mobilized instantly indy sald it was Calhoun's fault ymfort of the wom It appeared that the receivers! Calhoun said it was the corpora. ¥: | agreed to be bound by the terms of tion counsel's fault PD hee sgh Bigotry a an offer of the road made January| And Just then they adjourned un-|(othine more thas obtuse | In « large city, tl 3 o'clock this afternoon son Was the only Erick man who hadn't 11, with amendments providing for the ratification of the sale by spe cial election March 18, and to pay | *ald anything. the costs of the election. Counc! It was one of the best entertain man Dale rose slowly, with the con-| mente I have ever seen. And, after |actous dignity of the lawmaker, and |'t Was over, the Rainier valley pe jsaid the mattér ought to be yoted| Pie filed out of the grandstand and on at once and the people of that peeet home, Just ae they have gone city relieved of their) @4ny, ™ ae Breer FR ocak ection of the city rr or seven years, with nothing set | uncertainty tled. This was quite clear, and the} grandstand applauded. Then Fitzgerald said he wanted to be sure that the offer now before the council! was approved by the corporation counsel Goddard wanted to accept the of fer and have no more delay Hesketh said he wouldn't delay the game, but there were two pages he hadn't seen, and he didn't believe the rest of the counct! had, either. Marble said he wouldn't vote to NOW IT’S UPTO YOU submit the offer to the people. Dale Talks Again, Sunny Brook, full quart, So Do Others vortled ™ BOG Dale spoke again. So did Fitz-|] bond gerald. In fact, they both spoke at : the same time, as well as several Cedar Run, full quart, others, including a large man at th bottled in 80 side of the room, who shook bis fist Saud Cc and told them in « voice like a meg protr ty ding aphone that they were stalling. | “~ Png ye bee and al R., eal White Caen Whiskey, Haas sald he, too, wanted to Bet | home ° m . prompt action, but hi agreed they! fu 65c te toe rf quart |BURGLARS TRY TO talian Swiss Colony rt COUPON Wine, STEAL LITTLE GIAL|..c%5 sce [Pe Be os 519 Pyramid Bide, Marshall, gallor teh. ind? send me « LEWISTON, “Taaho, Fe b. 9.—Twe | sample of Pyramid. Pile Hemedy, Imported Ale and Stout burglars who ransacked the home of |] !n plain wrapper ‘eines bottle Mrv. Frank Pingree, also attempted |}... larg $ 1. 65 |to steal Mra, Pingree's little daugh 15 ter. Mrs. Pingree, awakened by the J Street a |child’s cries, screamed until she |... ee Alcohol, 188 per cent jaroused her husband, who was Jasleep on the upstairs floor. Fright |e ME uart . 2... ened at the commotion they caused | the intruders dropped the girl and Ned We Later the police arrested two men | | | who, they say, be e je confessed HELPS SON BREAK siisiscrion when you have lf Keystone Liquor | SAIL; HE’S ARRESTED ('s<* ‘s<!, 'y, sib ‘00 Company 1123 First Ave. Corner Seneca MOSCOW, Idaho, Feb. 9.-—W' | Mam Hammond, Standard Oil eaeety d his son peak EVESIGHT SPECIALISTS [sees Floor, 3064-66 Arcade Bidg. DRIVE COLLAPSES? [— Bis Specials PETROGRAD, Feb. 9—The col-| lapse of the German drive towards | WEDNESDAY Warsaw is believed imminent. | Union Fast Prussia has met with com-| e | plete success, The Germans are a ee withdrawing troops from positions | | jong the Vistula and hurrying | them to Prussia to meet the Slav advance, which threatens Konigs- berg and the fortress of Thorn. Occidental and Yesler Special Inducements for February Short White Gloves. .5c Long White Gloves. 10c MEATS—(Stalis 1-9) Mutton Chops T-Hone Steak Pot Reast FISH—(Statl 12% 18¢ 12%e¢ SOLDIERS GETTING MARRIED VICTORIA, Feb. 9—A big tn crease in marriages among soldiers which automatically puts the bride on the separation allowance, is re. ported by acting minister of militia 11) Halibut he Be VEGETABLES— (Stalls 16-17) Yakima Potatoes, 17 Ibs. 25e¢ Ontong, 4 tbe 10¢ FRUITS—(Stall 10) Flo: Walnuts, Columbia River Smelt, Ib. IT WAS SOME LIGHT VANCOUY Wash., Feb, 9. {An old-sty carbon electric leht Klobe in use at the sheriff's office since 1892 has burned ont. © The light lasted 80,000 hours. provements in cleaning machinery. trial order is solicited. | ida Grapefruit, 6 for 2 Ibe WILL LEAVE SATURDAY BAKERY—(Stall 12) | VICTORIA, Feb., 9—-While of Two 100 Joven Broad ihe [ficial confirmation ts lacking, it is 18 don, Cookies hoe — belleved the 20th overseas bagtalion will leave Victoria for the front Sat urday. walt Royal Baking 2 | STOLEN LETTERS FOUND | BUGENE, Or., Feb. 9—Wrapped pp Wi fava AND EGGS— ye. fe Jin an old sweater, 600 letters stolen on ) h aki 1162 Tenth Ave., Gor. E. Union | from the Junetion City postoffice fe yr ne thee 48S Phones East 849, East 1164 were found by children in a vacant lot. |ing. | men will say such things sometimes. | {them has an auto. A man gives his seat in a whom he ts wife or car to the woman with acquainted. to the friend of men he knows, woman, invalid or mother with bat Q—! have been married five months. | love my husband dearly and he seems to care much for me. Before we were married he promised to become a member of my church and attend with me, but now h every time | We have never quarreled and | hope we never will. Do you think | should insist that he go to church when 1/ Have! know it will cause trouble? aiways been an active member in my home town, and would like to be the same here, but now | do not | know what to do. NEWLY MARRIED. A.—It is always a mistake for a/ woman to exact a promise or pledge from 4 man when he is engaged Let all engaged girls take notice Hut a second mistake will not cor. rect a first one. It is not neces: sary for you to give up your church because your husband will not a tend with you. He will be lone some without you price he ing and will have to pay for mak breaking his promise. Q.—Can you give me a few point- ers about starting a girls’ embroid- ery club, how to organize, etc.? EDITH., A—Invite a certain number girls who, you think, would be con genial and who would like to be long to such @ club, to your home sy an informa! afternoon all are present, tell them your id and ask for their opinions and sug gestions, You may then and decide upon the number of members you want, how often you are going to meet ° purpose of the club, if it is to have one other than that’ of pleasant socia) inter-| course, when and where the meet ings are to take plz and may make whatever simple rules are necessary. You may also decide up on a name, and {t would be a good plan to have certain compulsory rules, abont ref ents, as this will restrain each member from outdoing the last to entertain, and so keep the meetings from being a strain instead of a pleasure. Q.—How can Shakespeare's plays be read or studied without a teach- er? INDUSTRIOUS. se any standard edition the Temple edition is excellent and read and re-re the plays themselves, instead of spending much time with books about the plays. Scores of volumes have been written about Shakespeare. ut do not become one of those erudite persons who have acquired a showy knowledge of Shakespeare while losing all joy in the great sto ries themselves. When you finally need to know whether Hamlet ever lived, or {f the Capulets had a pl in history, you will not be long in finding your answers in the| nearest library Q.—We are two girls of 19 wh | have been going out with two younc men a little older than we are.| They are considered very respect able, but while out motoring one) of them said something most insult | We have been told that al!) They have written asking pardon Would you advise us to make up? 8. AND B, What a queer theory some r girls pass around! Those spt it and help to spread it| will undoubtedly be given cause tc! think It true. Somebody ought to teach you that} Ald, young men will NOT in sulting things to young women There are a great many real mer in the world who respect, them selves well enough to protect the women whom they escort You will doubtless pardon the young men of whom you complain whatever my advice, since one of But the very fact that you do pardon them wii! encourage them to risk repeating the offense some time. say FIND MORE COCAINE. With coe in his possession, Jack Murray, was arrested by Detective Humphrey last night and | lodged in the city jail. The police are trying to learn where he ob- to an old} but that is the] When} discuss! ESTABLISHED ac Pyougall ¢ fouthwick 1875 GAG, Kecetver " t se 700 Pairs Sample Hosiery, LOC Regular 35c to 50c have just received this big shipment of sample Stockings from one of the best of America’s importers of hos- iery. Included in the lot you will find cotton, lisle, silk lisle, plated, silk boot and cashmere, in black, white and desirable colors, ina complete assortment of sizes. Splendid hose for every-day wear, the kind that will give thorough satisfaction. Bought by us at a price concession and offered to you at an equally great re- duction from the regular price, Every pair special at 25e. First Floor, est ilk is of HIS another one those Tie sales which have made the Men’s Department of this store famous for extraordinary values. Every Tie in the assortment is of a beautiful quality of silk and fiber silk, in the big open-end shapes which are so immensely popular for spring and summer wear. The colorings in this particular assort- ment are exceptionally beautiful. There are diagonal Roman stripes on black, set in rich, heavy Margador silk, beautiful new figured effects in blues, greens and purples, reds and rich wine shades, and a combination of patterns and colorings which we believe has never been equaled in any sale at or near this price. The values—but you must come and see them for yourself—for if we told you what these Ties are actually worth you might think we were exag- gerating. The price is special at 55e. Just Inside the Pike St. Entrance, First Floor. | MacDougall-Southwick Second Av. and Pike St. PENNSYLVANIA GETS IN LINE} SUES MEN AT THE FRONT | HARRISBURG, Pa.. Feb. 9—The| WENATCHEE, Feb. 9.—S. A house today suffrage 180 to 71 ORRINE FOR DRINK HABIT So passed the woman's Chisholm has brought suit for $2,000 amendment by a vote of | on interest due in connection with the big Three aLkes project. The defendants are now at the front with the British troops. $10.00 Spring Dresses Newest Materials, MYLIN 610 Peopte’s Bank Bldg. uniformly successful has OR. RINE been in restoring the victims of the “Drink Habit” into sober and useful citizens, and so strong Is our confidence in its curative powers. that we want to emphasize the fact pew Size Coffee Mill— that ORRINE is sold under this | positive guarantee. If, after a trial, Take It—Only $9.00 you get no benefit. your money | oy painting and life-size will be refunded, ORRINE costs |} itue for sale cheap, only $1.00 per box. Ask for Free ” ; Rooklet Swift's Pharmacy, 709 4th Ave. 2nd and Pike.’ It’s $1 1.20 That’s All! ODD SUITS AND OVERCOATS While They Last tained the drug PROSE ELK wears cerease