The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 12, 1915, Page 10

STAR —FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1915. PAGE 1 How This Pel. A NAVY LESS THAN ADEQUATE wow» wat EXPENSE TO NATION WITHOUT BEING MEANS OF PROTECTION ‘ Admiral George Dewey. WOLFSON’S z pseoe 3 ‘ vs fi ‘ : , ¢ Od at “ mia08 and gain 1023 FIRST AVE. nt Saturday positively last day of sale. Regu- i ppm lar prices will prevail on every article in the i ; Ke By Admiral George Dewey store after Saturday. dare " « Head of the American Navy H In its letter October 17, 1903, the general board, after mature consideration & these WOLFSON winds up his first and only sale during his four years in business. Every article has been p pounds or 1 aa of ‘our natidnal policies ! art advertised as it is, and sold as it’s advertised. Every article guaranteed. Every purchase must mean and interests, and those os to. begl gt ince satisfaction to you, or your money back, despite the LOW PRICE at which it is sold. DRUNKENNESS Ses te ite eid. ov By oeiee Goods with the Quality, Prices with the Punch, for Saturday. =e cu iiseane re pressed its opinion of om i0sr 6 Bee ee ee quires tre t e ORRINEY what the ultimat gth eat of 48 batt cement < eg Gyo ef he United Stated, heey : r $15.00 Odd Suits One lot $15.00 and $18.00 Choice of $18.00 and $20.00 Choice of $20.00 and $22.50 ae oy a “at cia ha cknd: sence torw , on a two-battle Coat, Pants and Vest Suits, good assortment of sizes Suits, blue serges included Suits, including Spring styles moans mended a program for the ei Bl hey Begencasy Bare gy A eae oe completion of the navy to ® the the 3 | fiven s the strength then believed — sinning with the Indiana a s s B you fail ag ® adequate by 1919. The preceding analysis Pe shows clearly the error in the se, your mor ORRINE is prevailing Impression that the 3: No, |, eneral board has heretofore . . : ean: ORR SGvecated a navy teeed ona $7.50 Guaranteed R. & W. $20.00 English $4.00 and $5.00 Stetson $3.00 Hats, * form, for thos: continuous building program Rain Coats Gaberdines Hats all sew Yolontary treat of four battleships a year, and $1.00 a box. Con ir that up to the present Over the matter with for | time vocated continuously booklet tently a program to . Maitt's Pliarmacy, 2nd avit Pike. |% SATTLESHIPS produce a fleet of 48 battle s s s would have BY THE YEAR 1919 ships by 1919. Th BULL BROS. Sige tn col placements, a general j thy battleship program wit i Jus: Printe re” be $3.50 and $4.00 $1.50 French Flannel $3.00 “Superior” $2.50 and $3.00 Pants inee $2.80 Shirts .... ri 80c Wool Union Suits. e RIG8 VO: oiscnsséaiwe 60c 2.50 and $3.00 $3.50 and $4.00 15c Engineer and 25¢ Boston 5 Pants oP $1 .80 Pongee Silk Shirts $1.60 Firemen Sox as ONT i fe cckkeeeisek ] Cc third added every three y The general board believes 3 THIRD @AIN 1043 : PROGRAM. PRUNED TO THE LIMIT. TCALLS One lot $2.00 and 90 $1.50 Wool Work 90 25c Fancy Dress $2.50 and $3 “Selz” $1 00 FOR NEARLY TWICE AS MANY SHIPS AS $5.00 “Mats C] shirts . vere DUC | Sox 2... yl Shoes, short lines .. * 75 nd $1.00 Shirts, 50c Cotton Ribbed 25c Heavy Wool $3.50 d $4 “Selz” ™ on oe er eee ON. ‘slay lines 35c Waderweas 9 35c ai as 4 baal hae Week Sicei $2. 80 $1.00 Railroad 7Sc and $1.00 Athletic 15¢ Handkerchiefs, $5.00 and $6.00 Shirts : 60c Underwear 55c 4 for ‘ eee “Selz” Cruisgr , ae $2. 90 50c and 75¢ Work $1.50 “Cooper's 50c President $7.50 “Selz” Shirts . 35c Wool Underwear 90c Suspenders oe cetes Cruisers $4. 80 $1.50 and $2 French $ 5 $1.50 Union 50c Dress $5.00 and $6 * “Selz” cuff Dress Shirts 1 .0 Suits Beeee 6 90c Suspenders . eae Dress Shoes ..... $3. 80 OLFSON'S 1023 First Ave., West Side Street Cecil Hotel Bldg.’ SHIVELY SELLING SERVICE s in the way of an i a Two first< battleshipe at $7,800,000 each Six or more destroyers at a total cost of $5,550,000 Two seagoing submarines at $1,500,000 each, Sixteen coast defense submarines at $5,500,000 each, One olf fuel ship at $1,140,000. These appropriations are exclusive of armor and armament. The bill carries total appropri ations of $152,000,000. the next twelve m Nature Shoes for Boys and Girls For strong, serviceable Sc Shoes; also lighter dress st $1.25 ‘o Mall Orders Delivered Free HOYT SHOE CO. Here W the general ar program provide Four battleships Sixteen destroyers Three fleet submarines Sixteen coast submarines Four scouts. Four gunboats. Two oll-fuel ships. One destroyer tender. One submarine tender One navy transport One hospital ship One supply ship Air service—$5,000,000. BOB BRIDGES TO |EXPECTS RUSH (Cheer Up, Ye\WANT ‘PLANE es SPEAK ON PORT. FOR GOW TEST Fat Ladies SEEK DRESDEN 2555 iemelin ) @ house committee. i 3 Plump Is Secret of ses THIRD AVE, At the Saturda ncheon o OLYMPIA, March 1 Althoug VICTORIA, March 12—It was un-| B, Robinson's big ad on the policy it has consistently , of Yo uth, She Sa) y that a request has advocated for the production er ived by the British of an adequate navy is to the ae best interests of the country, and that any navy less than adequate is an expense to the nation without being a protec- | tion. It cannot, therefore, too | strongly urge the adoption by the government of a polley | looking to the making good of | the deficiencies of the past, and the building up of this arm of the national defense until it becomes equal ta the task that war will put upon it. That point will not be reached unti! the navy is strong enough to | rmit meet on equal terms the | ! cubature thorities to dispatch a seaplane to South America to aia tae several||| ALBERT HANSEN v ips in that local Jeweler and Silversmith Funeral Prices Reduced We manufactare baskets and give you wholesale prices. ding » of the German Is Now Located at His the sole survivor New Store 1010 brane ‘ie Near Madison DIES WHILE VISITING [so cents | HER SON IN SEATTLE |" “iisis™™"™ Black by oth price Embossed color. $100.00, Cremation $25.00 to $50.00. Our pria s KAVANAGH’ nd U Ca is made prom ‘ part of the city at any tt Deat FRECKLES day or night. Strongest probable adversary ( ‘ t Mre. WE MUST APPLY dent of ‘ “ here w Bleitz- Rallerty Co LESSONS OF HISTORY " " tf) ‘ diesaiaiay pe . In the matter al defense nduce the Kovernor to veto the | February and March Worst Months honte 9-21 arne St Battleshins Battleships t teac | still another grea t a 1 tal ¢ For This Trouble—How to rate a ss Year. Completed. Authorized. particular applicable to e that it will be ay ses Remove Easily sary witt apex! 7 10 4 There eason why near who holds @ cit 12 2 - nechancaaest —— | ever reckles in Februa d Mrs. Cr . —- -— —— 17 2 la ily there : : Advice to Beauty epee 24 2 " ta 26 2 : n ol nb is : Seekers - 30 2 ‘ " of 1 32 ing ain a ‘ 34 \ that , eae Soaks weil 1913 6 e We w ar patro: 4 , 73. 1914 , > ight T. “ixie NE! GH 0 L fer y e doctor's services as an OHIO METHOD IN :::: an wie to IGHBOR TELLS my bd 2 ; Hight : rab / Friganza. \ i Been tee ie See eee DENTISTRY 6330002 iene cate cena vt |ourat of fein baghiays OF CRUELTY TO BOY Missing teeth are replaced by {gig od 4 farooll mer, and spoil an othe Be enka ea egg i | DENTAL The Ohio Method by ar fal teeth te « exton, Ye pre 7 TACOMA March 12. —A | that are nat our original PROGRAM TO HASTEN f ' fails.-A¢ sii neighbor, Mrs. Emma Linden, | and teeth be BUILDING REJECTED ; rhe was called to the stand Thurs. ing con i t ‘ ' t re on ‘ ss a atibaset day in the trial of Mrs, Bertha OPTICAL loti od ases table tha 1 fe to r | | We Make Motion Pictures | \'°' Diffley, charged with beating to 0c mendatt 1 et bx Boor . Finest Equipment in the death three-year-old Clarance We Stand Back of Our Work i vo-battlesht te : . 1 Northwest Hall. She told of having once {PRICES CUT for 12 Years’ Guarantee hed ! » 1915 to pro- |! a # ' oe ee re \ seen Mrs. Diffley beat the boy (a4 sutt the Hard Time $25 Set of Teeth $8 Je a fleet of 48 battle = Shel pagal oak } i Jacobs Photo Shops and then. carry him from. the ° v19 1 thene re ne 1 r he by the skin of his neck ; mn ‘ P.1, Building, Seattl WORTH wg eg eck, as Guaranteed ements were ere (The remaining of Admiral ‘ t comieeasinpseatanec - one does a cat $15 Set of Teeth ad ts of age been placed | Dewey's conclusions on the imme = ~ a Guaranteed hs te inde diate and urgent needs of the ea $10 Solid Gold or $4 pros Amarienn iets ail caren on: Hue soon, ROB MAN IN OFFICE Porcelain Crown .. $10 Gold or Porcelain $4 “a LABORER FALLS SHANGHAI COMPANY adage igri hedge 1 PORTLAND, March 12 carck Trixie Friganza believes so thor-| today were continuin Bridge Work ........ HEIR TO MILLION Ladies’ Kimono and Fancy Silk Garment Shop Solid Gold Fillings... sonnet Other Fillings ......... i . — me Great special sale on Ladies’ Black Office hours, 8:30 to 6, Sundays, A Silk Hose, for 25c pair. r 9 to 12 lipp OHIO Jet if: ae a s,m || SHANGHAI COMPANY || “VE BIRDIN FISH zon We io Khe : 1323 THIRD AVENUE ais catcncs caine Mikewens hanasltb Cut-Rate Dentists 15.0"".2..: Opp. Postoffice SEATTLE, WASH with an sant elie dick siaon yah 207 UNIVERSITY STREET was ‘provided fo ' e that she we three men who e W. King town building $150 at the 1 t Virwe Aves one B. Robinson's big | two ducks, one which fy the world’s demand for moving bg the pro-| p t 1¢ said he found inside the fish. pictures, gaye until 4 for people who w ad oy + Wiese Aver