The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 2, 1915, Page 10

sindhmeveene WE QUIT We must STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1915. PAGE 10. WORK OF DEATH DONE BY JUST ONE SHELL or Fd handling the following short lines of Hardware and Paints. clean up all the odds and ends. JAP-A-LAC, HARRISON’S, DEVOE’S, SUNSET—well-known brands of Paint. $3.00 gallon Jap-a-Lac $1.49 $1.55 1-2 gallon Jap-a-Lac. .79c 80c 1 quart Jap-a-Lac..... .59c 45c 1 pint Jap-a-Lac .33c Our Clean-Up Prices Me iy aici SPO | Verh ese 49c Plats inside and outelde GRD | Bed... 1. aa Witte tr olden. ies.) A foals ca All colors of Calcimine. All colors and the best brands at reduced prices. All These Lines Must Go 19 $1.00 Extensi iy Ha freee . c 1 ES REE Te wt oe ba 57c , 19¢ 0; Ms petiig ane 2.97 | ery or La r ° WHAT A SINGLE WELL-PLACED SHELL WILL DO-—THIS GRIM PILE OF GERMAN DEAD HEAPED ABOUT THE TRANSPORT CARTS WHICH THEY WERE CONVOY 99.00 tt 2 97 ING. WHEN THE GERMANS WERE LOCATED BY A F RENCH DEADLY .75 GUN, THE EXPLOSION OF ONE SHELL KILLED THEM ALL ered Garden Hose ° 27¢ Stout could at Stout dealt blow eee o88 ss | © of McKinnon was 4 $1 prong 79 continued until thia afternoon. os Ci Hand Cultivar : Cc Elliott was a street car com ductor before the outbreak Tues + J day night. He was notified of bis discharge whil 4 in jai 4 G. H. Saindon i ty employe, w at Third s nee o Bix of the thirteen men allegedjcator Van Raff* objection, which 4 thitos Phlaon id School children’s cleanup » aay, 1 pute Have been active in the demon-|the judge sustained. ~ which had been set for Mon On Monday evening, however, r Tuesday night against the! Told to confine his testimony to 7 eing day, has been postponed until Superintendent Cooper will : Eos Blectric Co.. when efforts the time and place of the trouble aan tes Salimion ex-| ©0me day the latter part of meet with all school principals ? flere made to induce the crews to| Doyle left the witness chair with: jjained that he was making next week and suggest plans to them for the cars, came up for tris! | out further statements. an effort to get from the huge Owing to unfor organizing children for a gen ¥ afternoon in police court.| Wicks, it was alleged, attacked | Crowd pressed about him and the, @m™eng civic — organizations, eral cleaning of neighborhood | bur were fined and the fifth.| Albert Stout, inspector, after | oericers, He was dismissed. which have failed to act quickly property | aan — —— _—— —— a fanocent bystander, turned |Stout, V. Jacoby. and s third in-|" Aitred Dahl pleaded gullty to| in the matter, and to the fact “We anticipate a lot of help |» Black Mold ]_ But sometimes air will set in IOELANDER DOESN'T Ware Blac o regardless of the precautions spector had been charged by the | ~, ig” a trolley ar that Monday will end the from the Commercial Club and give defendants time to ob-} crowd. Frank Lyons was held spring schoo! vacation and is the cleanup and paintup com * Then, look out! j representation, the other| Patrolmen O'Brien and Mont-| cutting a trolley rope and asseased| the day for reassembling of mittee,” he said today. “They in Canned Goods! THINK VERY MUCH will not be tried until} gomery, the arresting officers, ar-| g99 classes, Superintendent Frank will likely furnish the children | rived to see honors between Stout 8. Cooper has announced that cleanup day be temporarii During the proceedings a swarm f Seattle electric officials moved with necessary tools to carry on that one of the three on the work. All other minor | P. It’s Deadly Poison "| NAUGHTY, NAUGHTY and Wicks, who were struggling in} shor aa "be ¢ areful abo A gecarsnevrgeocrmns ors engaged in an alter-}a doorway, about even. according | shout the courtroom. often inter. | ——————— details will be left up to the | <Peopt —- with a crowd at Pioneer|to their own stories. They could | punting Prosecutor Van Ruff to principals, with the suggestion |the they eat. ‘There are! CHICAGO, April Chicago ac-| There have been a lot of sur- purposely incited trou-/ give no reason why the inspector whisper. that some day be set which will | mol! in three stages——black, tresses, Chicago society women and) Prises for Hallgrimur Herrman, an that one carried a gun.| was not also arrested. further than be favorable to all, iater in the lereon and white, in canned fruit,| Chicago's women of the underworld Icelander, who is a student at the by Attorney Thos. Mec-|that Stout had asked them to week.” to the extent of 6 per cent of the| University of Washington. One fin defense of his client.) “pinch” Wicks. All are bad, but BLACK MOLD 5 Inve > of them has been American danc- $ 7 | Herbert E. Snook, chairman DEADLY POISON total num are inveterate cig Wieks Chas. W. | Dorie, | cks was fined $40. Neil Mo | of the Commercial Club clean |! 4,0PA a ‘ aret smokers. according to Police. !?€ t for the Central Kinnon and Martin Elilott, also | oe ae alstean it That is the warning of Coroner) 07mt amature ¢ ment Hermann never saw a tree or 5 Bewectl, attempted to substan-|taken from the Pioneer square | seca ps page ta tron 4 M. Hoffman of Chicago to satan sented ced ste a horse till he was 20 years old; this, but was cut off by Prose-|crowd, were accused of having ARE WANTED T0 pa gglvelmacy tig Shersalltro worse wives, after two quite prow but they haven't surprised him as = com n were victims of much the conduct of the youn ? and to confer Tuesday night Coroner's chemists HOR ICK’S S$ pe Pipe this country on the the municipal government con to imal A ad igs * y ‘ ‘ _ VISIT BIG EXPO Shtncd in Seating he chy ter |Tetin ash attra see ied] The Original — | ,isclandic ancl. be, ma i | ranges J abbite, given smaller quantities, MALTED MILK “Our dances,” he told a re | will go after the pa expired at 36 hours. A dog died porter for the campus nowspaper, | Thirty young Seattle chaps, he said, “to work In ir hours pewnegpeedh gets SAR MION'S™ | "aro much different from those in leager to make the naval militia! harmony with us in this mat | It is true that the canneries betitete (America. Evening dress is invar- ‘a ae We H ter, with the Intention of wonderful gress in fably worn, and the dancing is re- cruise to the PanamaPacific ex beautifying every vacant bit Where fined, which is not true here. position this summer, have of property and all parking | « ago poisoning was fre 50 CENTS “I do not like the way Ameri- a tered applications as recruits, 18 strips. The park board, of | que it {8 now the exception. Boys’, Girls’ and Children's cans dance, so I do not attend have been accepted and the rest e- 0- a ure course, has money at its com The canners have not restricted any of the parties.” et ‘ uggrudaes.s mand which may be used for bis improvem to the best KAVANAGH" ig # will be examined next Tuesda this work.” : either, but even into the oar ten ce, Russians are more addicted to oe evening. Pians of the cleanup and paint d third scale of prices| 1006 First, at Madison jbeards than men of any other i Commander Allison has issued up committee are well under products reasonably safe. nation oo a call for 100 mor to com way, according to C, M. - a SEaaisasecanisnanlis od plete the Seattle t. Boys Williams, chairman. Monday iy ® over 17 who are w o en morning ali downtown stor _ t for three years ‘before May will show in their display win d will be entitled to go on the| Here t# a real opportunity that dows all tools and materals an 4 * cruise to Frisco in July ‘ou can't afford to miss suggestive of cleanliness. The === i Tuesday evening the training | Regular $25.00 Set committee expects to co-operate yo) ship Pitts at West Seattle | # Regular $15.00 Set fully with the Commercial Club r @ wae the ® of greater actly Regular $10.00 Set and schools. before been experienced. tooth, 2 ¢ the announcer Gold Crowns ( | { -YEAR-OLD GIRL that 100 boys a terme the ae si som warntet sere! DIES; WEIGHED 269 |by' Uncle Sam 1404 THIRD AVENUE } Eighteen applicants were ac BLACK TON, Ark., April 2.—Rela B | |cepted, the entire recrutting staft tives of a negro girl who died her working until a late hour. sak Mat ult |more than half the Rosle Ha SS ee a * ia. |were examined died from pneumonia, but physt An fs in the to Your I ual reached will be first up next cians and others think she was a y Pants in House Made to Your Individ Measure | Tuesday night | 1418-20 Second Ave. victim of too much fat. The g |must secure minors’ consent ||| Patronized by people who think nnd an al # blanks from Paul Thomas at the s s Dexter Horton bank and the > blanks must be signed by thetr NO MORE—NO LESS parents before the boys will be BAR-RU Is nia @ MEN’S STYLISH a hy Poy And we keep them Pressed Free | U. 8. 8. Albany will trans tas end a “4 i Regular $6.00 to $10.00 values. | "); |port thes } tlamen to the expo | Tredaidick Goods alone worth $2.00 to $5.00 a yard on will be under com |etent leadership of naval oft HOW CAN WE DOIT!! y * who will give instruction in The Universal Buying for a circuit of stores, we have special contracts with | aun y and other work of the Rheumatic =the lea woolen mills throughout the country to pay spot cash |regular navy ae for all ades of MILL ENDS. This enables us to make ‘s At 15 18 20 | Remedy Pants, Suits or Overcoats at one-third the price others are compelled nd $27.50 | # RELEASE SHIP , (CRTORING PANTS TO YOUR CORT AND VEST CON SPECI r $25 and $27.50 | a “ge er } and $27. wn wenn ten MATCHING PANTS TO YOUR COAT AND VEST OUR SPECIALTY | with lots of snap and quality | Dee A Pa iy ae ‘ If you have a coat and vest to which you would lke a pair of pants matched, bring them to us. You will be proud to r one of these $ ‘od! 8 venea ne * , * Ve can do it and thereby save you the cost of a new suit Sunday and know that you are properly | as ripe ee : . Thousands of patterns to choose from 8 4 selection of colors, styles and fabrics to choose from, also W t ' ri No other’store has the facility, nor can they duplicate ovr prices, which always remain the same. blue serges in all grades | With the release of the Brittst se whale i . Made to Order—$3.50 and $500—No More, No Less There is only a day or two left to have your clothes prop. steamer Protesilaus from the ser “ge . ; ” 0 erly fitted, #0 come im today or tomorrow and pick out of the British admiralty, an. Ru ra . = 7 4 something suitable. | nots need Thursday, the agents, Dod-|f ‘ais wv nthe I i SPECIAL OPENING OFFER OF GOLD BO! D SUITS . Our popuiar terms of credit are open to you on your |well & Co. are preparing to bring 7 s- alte A aby wg eae a Spring outfit. Pay a little down and alittle each week |the vessel to Seattle cleaning a rs : : y ee Your unres ted choice of the latest Spring and Summer suitings in blue and Ld or month while wearing Jand painting. ‘The estlaus {9 , oe at \ at black ser and cheviots; plaids, fancy worsteds, ete., worth $2.00 to $5.00 = low squimault, B.C. and will HY he ging to Weve di . yard, and for which you would have to pay at least $25 to $30 elsewhere, we will % Qk 1 at once to Seattle, After re. as an the eve or Fes F ‘ make to your measure for opening day only Ja short session on the drydock she ure of my It laugh You weloon show thin lett We. guatentes the ve: wheat cunlity of wot tanknkhin, Hag skin's A |will be loaded for a voyage to the ’ nti will rece | anyone’ who might} era Reig men *e Suarantes the very highest quality of workmanship, Unings and trimmings in all our gar ig [| | United Kingdom. tit rates eeaeke eee et . any s | During her service for the ad MMe HATS AaHI a te oOwiew miralty the Protesilaus covered ay eK Wa ‘ TON 4 a proximately 40,000 miles acting a If the Clothes Seo the a collier and scout cruiser She Don’ pair of on't he |was then known as the Aid POR SALE AT KAR-RU Y 8 mn . .e BI 1119-1121 Third Ave a on Fm ay Make Good Sane 7 | Chemical C Owl Drug Store We Will Specialist in Pants and Suits Between Seneca and Spring | Italian priest who has fr | 0. Guy's Drug st ye many wireless devices has | Cloason @ Ke 1404 THIRD AVENUE Z22EERKE EERE EEE Es Jed in intercepting messages Brendel Drug Co ’ Kinsel’s Pha Country Correspondence Solicited, Agents Wanted Everywhere. Iwith needles thrust into a potato | 1046 PA