The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 2, 1915, Page 12

cee’ MRE A AaemaRRNREREEE STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1915, PAGE 12, SPEAKING OF SEA TERRORS, U.S. FRIGATE ESSEX STEPPED ALONG SOME HERSELF A CENTURY AGO oa Rees, te ens : se y t Friedrich Outclassed by Gallant Ameri in ( raft Whi h Drove T | | C D ll Dollar! There's no longer the slightest British Flag From South Pacific During Eighteen Month olitary Raid SS TEP PD PPDEPEEEL ERR to remove the > —_ Simply « @oudle — stre gist and ap; and morning Bee that even ¢ have begun to disappear, w Vighterones have vanis It is selde mo ounce is neede te the skin and « ¥ complexion 4 Be sure to a for the do Strength oth @er guarantee of mone aca : fails to remove freckle | Diseases Treated Oh, how we need the dollar now. They are after us on all sides. Our creditors are hounding us from hour to hour for money. Extensions are out of question—we simply must meet their bills. Money is our master—we've got to hustle it, regardless of the sacrifice. We don’t own a thing that we will not practically give away to fy the demands of the people we owe. Easter is here—surely you will want something for yourself or your boy. You can’t afford to overlook a chance of this kind now, no matter how small your purchase. Our store is full of won- derful bargains in nice, new Spring merchandise for men and boys. 4 Dress the boys up for Easter. Look what a few dollars will do tomorrow: BOYS’ SUITS, $3.00 to $3.50 values $1.69 75¢ BOYS’ KNEE 50c BOYS’ BOYS’ SUITS, BOYS’ SUITS, BOYS’ SUITS, $4.00 to $5.00 values $6 and $6.50 values $7 and $7.50 values $2.39 | $2.98 | $3.68 $1.50 BOYS’ KNEE 75¢ BOYS’ PANTS, all sizes SHIRTS PANTS, all sizes BLOUSES uC I7c 89c Joc Now, Men, Here’s Some Bargains for You in CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS AND FURNISHINGS 15¢ UNION-MADE COLLARS by Dr. c. FL 1 op are SUlting from an abnorma of the nervy Reverely | strained Tesulting tn ona aimest o ‘The weak h too weak Birengthened.. The Wworatéd | and] The battle-torn decks of the gallant frigate Essex, at the end of her last brillant fight. Capt. David Por Beothing and bracing. Children even| ter, having lost more than half his men in a fierce fight against two big Gritish ships, orders the colors from birth should have special at “| fee Rention given to their spine Reevous system. While the ma ts In good working order keep tt erule plolte of t : V den these days d by all rep ” er hear of the nat the “nerves| wtih akdnae . ebaet* of mensation ana| ‘ % t rigate me af sem wan th Ge to CF. Lath + the Spine and Nerve Specialist.4 le relieving suffering human-j Hy without the use of drugs, medi-| Or eurcery. Office 214-1 Bank « < and Hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. @ultation free. | | ssiasaiberlsieesneinalabiiiidiatii ~ lot about | | $2 Men's Corduroy Pants 98c $10.00 and $12.00 $1.00 BIB OVERALLS 69c MEN’S WORKING Pressed by Attorney Vander-|the Evans w testifie $4 and $5 John er essen « a%-examination and wh span to Pj : veer on cross-examination, Maxine | \'7s*ersmination. and of their devott B. Stetson Hats Men's Suits SHIRTS Evans, principal state witness !"/having beon a drug use Ite com the second trial of Felix Crane,|years, that United Stat Porter yon secured ar implicating Crane. the jalleged negro boss of the wr Agent 1 lworld, exclaimed on the witness |” a | * : Klond proprietor of i crew stand in Judge Gilliam’s o c el, testifying 254 men ll yea that there was nothing she nid of an r old—a become ths kits Sufferers to Eat/not do to save Maxine as" famous } as Easex's own hp Less Meat and Take Saits jwhom she loves, fron Crane had to bis | Commander; David Glasgow Far-| a i= junder the Mann wh hotel agut Rheumatism ts easier to avold| Crane is accused Miss Evans Having! Capt. Porter sailed with a rov-| * than to cure. states a well-known/the earnings of a fallen woman. | “worke Star mmission His is t was ‘P authority. We are advised to dress| Her intense love for Lewis, the ¢ British men of war awa warmly; keep the feet dry; avoild/Crane defense con « has ¢ coast a ¢ sposure; eat less meat, but drink | caused the Evans woman to give ke FP rt} . of good water. Idamaging evidence against Cran coast of] @ating too much meat and other|yorable cons © 6q r and sight the} ~fich foods that produce uric acid ment officials sa This proved t which is absorbed into the blood.| “Is there anything und Brit ket / Hy) Tt ie the function of the kidneys to! you wouldn't say to > guns n / me filter this acid from the blood an@ |} pwis? Lawyer Vanderveer ) 9, Cast it out in the urine; the pores | asked Porter tc j si Pct the skin are also a means of) “No.” she replied, without hesi and th freeing the blood of this tmpurity.|tation itis: and ship home "Ym damp and chilly cold weather | ebiha tasese Orie that later for skin pores are closed. thus! oy dtrect examinatior the he *: itiah re red it ans Woman testified she had! VERISH On Christmas day, 1812, the CET 30 come to Seat on September 26, ’ Essex captured the British o a) - @ | overrules fed at Tacoma for assaulting Sam 5 forcing the kidneys to do double ; “work, they become w and slug- last, and shortly afterward, hear schodner Elizabeth and a | HERE Alleged. seterview “ith _pre dies Sa cnnhen Garber ing that “a colored man granted week later Capt. Porter con. e @ by Fren disavowed by Wi gish and fall to eliminate the or rench write mer O. M. Clark arrives San es tb work,” she went to celved the daring idea of tak noo after sailing 40 miles tr Senator Abeta Mesyctn $300,000 disabled condition the men Easex 8 + Circulating through the system, acid which keeps accumulating and eventually settling in the joints ix Crane. He élrecte Ing his ship around the Horn Patrolman A, Gunterman, charged #or and muscles, causing stiffness. ae “ “ with being drunk and disorderly in Soreness and pain called rheuma sage ~ eng Kilo ping ree Mebbecitnl hrnege nD aevntelgil fa, nuspended for fire lL with buck-| Two killed, seven injured, in ex- ‘ : ea ankee warship had ever Policeman James Johnson et brigade ploston of benzine and paint at Lew Capt. James Sayles of the United At the first twince of rheuma “ rari suspended for Secretary Bryan sent notice of iston, Pa a b - tism, get from any pharmacy about @ DY wathar teens witha ritiah pretest, to.4G Johnson, Customs receipts for March totaled | States lighthouse service at Ketchi- | four ounces of Jad Salts: put a ®mount to Crane for the 7 m t ne Ut $19,586,325, biggest month since war| kan, and Capt. C. B. Lancaster of } tablespoonful in a glass of water 9 “working : ~ and drink befo breakfast each|,, She also testified that with | morning for a week. This is aaid|Crane’s permission she “worked observe! regan | the launch Taku IL, expect to real- me work in| Olympia’s debts exceed assets by| ize $30,000 salvage money as & re nonths’ | $79,528. Scottish Rite Mas ndy Thursday ye J. A. Pearsall, manager of|‘ ato eliminate uric acid by stimulat yah erne houses 1 id hotel, die sreGay utter Daylight robbery in Philadelphia | Sult of their successful beaching of ing aautnere to normal action, re kilfully, Attorney Vanderveer onstipated fef Slinexs Posse after six escaped convicts jewelry store nets robbers $3,000 | the por cg — Delhi, pean thus ing the blood of these im-;O" Cro#s examina 1 and so ash lub of ‘the Y. M,/ near Bismar i) "Boot believes Piute| ¥8* “drift in Sumner strait last © mn" back to t of its little | horn took » aya t Salesmanship clu 4 1d Feb y purities woman : 3 OR Embryonic revolution in Nicar cent r ruar: y V ons! Q s h most point f A ¥ y-tdeg com | e ifie Coast . Jad mgd Be enexpenalve harm pal Fide natn he ther : orin Rays rf Seller & Co. {agua nipr 0 De f mute. eon at Mars I Th Pacific Coast Steamship Co., Jess and re e roms the acta at mented og ; pete Nr ¢ se. nian Record beta. wane by coast de wn, In of his employer a “pol of the Foe in grapes and lemon juice, combined |struggies as n te ren | ane aye te ‘n ; tien as maken uokatioa Lae Wins turned down Capt. Sayles’ offer to ‘with lthia and {s used with excel.(her entry into a | ax. | tling ato pet De Seder. Steers en eet Stl man eas British government considering; make a deal. He and Capt. Lan- Tent results by thousands of folks San Francisco 10 ago, and aves to re = re Anne Congrega-| 7: 8. Ellexon, Oregon convict, con-| plan to take over coal coliteries, if] caster believe they can sell the Del- _who are subject te rheumatism. | nee her | h at Reno. A € I ea ht “3 Mardy : co ong “ ® after five yeurs,.to er of |prices Go not sp hi for $30,000 in its present condi- ave a pleasant, effer- Was at Reno that she met had = reached ‘out? A al ¢ aday ni con é rink which |Vrank Lewis. He ran a restaurant| Ask r druggist for a 50-cent | wente hore and then t va jtrasted Christ and Bismarek bed cps bat x Department of agriculture reports Myke Deni iaine found. 4! sere urie acid and is|there bottle of “Calif f | began Rev. Robert 8. Osgood of Pros. irst application for lease of coal | foot-and-m h, Siaeese TROUT oa. aha eaaee pores y kidney 1 le Fig which has Wher orter entere tn t exational church, gave|!#* nder ne ade at Juneau | wiped out | . jon the charge of transporting|Stown-ups: plainly on the bottle.|drifting about like swane og e|°T? 1 Thursday night,| © © Evans, longshoreman, arrest-|ting fire to French steamer 1a] —-= 4 Maxine for immoral pur.| Beware of counterfeits sold here.|/lagoon. Some did not know ,| Preaching on “Obtaining and Culti ace Touraine, an American eit Cures Grip—Preveats : 2 px es y" To be sure Ciher a BROMO QUINI re- you get the genuine, | war ause. There is only one NE t that Las for sig- f detention home. ne Yankee war W. Grove, ting the True Life. udge George N. Davis of Portland | 1.AXATIV | Rev. Canon W, H. Bliss, rector of ip. Judge George N. Davis of Portland | moves the Trinit rish, spoke at “gover post [nature of F Fe fuse any other kin ae ‘om | vorvices Thuraday at Trinit rish| Yukon legislature in session. u 9013 THIRD eeAIN 1043 | —— iy 18 Reg ane In ‘g i ‘ as atetinteralin y sy ——__ a darted te ge tuyled matron of County hospital " g00D POSITIONS on all we aly scurrying foc] P. A. Laselle, Vancouver business! OF er |man on visit to Seattle, reports bus i FOR MANY PERSON Within six months Porter |ness Improving In Canada | | Ss and his gallant crew had | Young Men's Republican club Wall Pa er captured 14 ships, some with |™m« Saturday night, third floor! ane The report for the first quart Be h cargoes, many — larger |Good Eats cafete to elect offi ans are under way to convert of 1915, issued toda a an his own; had sent hom cer lthe e: adjo’ g roofs of the D N piivment pa gp Aine 4 prizes valued at more nan Trinity Parish church, 8th and|\" agen peptone a wet itee oo en Oo. $2,000,000 , Stuart, Henry and White buildings the Your n'a Christian as had equipped James, celebrated Good Friday with we that denmate Is complete for your squadron of four fleet auxit Jepectal music and services into a huge dancing floor for the iz ONE-PRICE DENTISTS 191° reauadte inspection, both for lary cruleers and had driven | Marc Darrin, U. of W. graduate|accommodation of this summer's : ¢ ea 3 f e flag of Great Britain into |and government: forestry chemist,| eiosts, following the offer o . ‘ Best Gold , - . Quality and Prices. hiding along the entire weet [burned Thuraday in explosion at|Suest™ following tho offer of J. F ove oO 1 Crowns ... 05 of th posit coast |wood distillation plant on the uni-| Pouslas of the Metropolitan Bulld i ; Ni Midne, the Garda ce 1h luck, of course, could | ity campu ing company ' cere ice $4. 00 ceived call help, 30° of Rooms papered at ast land became Building permits for month have| Nile temple of Shriners will have ‘ na work .... Wilts. tte bureau waa bic. 16 ‘ me of her strong.|total valuation of $689,675; permit | charge H s f ; Best set of Teeth $5. 00 Bi orily fill $3.50 and Up ‘ ‘ ; inebiba and early th ° \! iad for wrecking of Luna park| Dousias also prope sed that os Red Rubber... , 456 free to ‘ail aon rs Paper Furnished a disadvantage in the port of| Mrs, Emmeline Moore, widow of|to build a big dancing pavilion on i q Best set of Teeth 1 emia In good standing V also . |Georgs Moore, pioneer photograph-|the vacant site opposite the Hip ca : F Py . * ne salaries of the ponitic ‘ y Wal two ship ‘gainet one,jer, died Thuraday at her home,|podrome, He sug that it be 1 % » with Natural Gum 8: 0 " ged the positions at 250 Can Muraso Wal 8 long-range guns“against . : “ee 4 7 2: 4 UE pottecs trarnccs neiscce the department | Paper Cleaner -v---- LOC PlaniScarte Gane enon wt 12806 0th ave, W “Mineral held to-/made permanent and cost appron Between Seneca and University ; : ‘ make speci: in) Prentices for experienced Oe puted. Santis minutes was fought till more| P. F. Purcell, i Chief of Police Lang ha | ' gla 0 specialty inten Pertenced | Goe Japanned Handle OE filthan half his men were Killed | Sato Co. after 4 viele te ast, cayy| pointed W. C. Ruckman of Nile tern] | Fall branches of Dentistry. words lane or digabled, when the brave cap-|Kasterners are all. talking of Se-|ple as Shriner chief of police to : . q , tain. truck hi and sur-|attle 7 Ce, ee ead dasa auch fo Pals Se Open Saturday for Business ‘ p | Any work that don’t prove HE'S HONEST THIEF | ic: Soe! <1 Savon stain B renered. ea pnd sam atEl act during council week in July. He 4 er wi made With All Orders of Wall Ppa of profound | @——. @| With authority to carry out his o . over free of charge at amy 4, " A Paper det bs ELSEWHERE te) ders j . time. All work guaranteed who apparently thougit he ° as u Mend do Striking car men resume work at |f, p 4 : + for 12 years. Painless ex- {0")"" {0% #0 urgent thine M hl P is t C pringfield, Mass, pending arbivra- || We Make Motion Pictures . ¢ é r ‘ 4 4 Me entra -resby ter le reh. 6 drank the commu p traction, Examination free ho nunion Ul aint GO. President eulogized at dedicat pigsase fy oh Ra ae wien ae: 9 at dedication yet shay 207 University St. | Fine to the lastirog. By ¢ 1203 First, between Seneca and University y _remore _ Opposite Fraser-Paterson |!!! 110 left « check for $5, watchs Phone Main 6661 i was found to be worthless, MENDENHALL New Jersey building at San Rran-| The Pen Spectuli«t PT | Pick Bo year Motion to acquit defendants in| Terro. Haute election fraud cases Jacobs Photo Shops Pt, Bullding, Seattle