The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 13, 1915, Page 5

Dynamos Transformers. T you when you're Seattle Engineering saat | | a ments in cleaning, and our work is absolutely guaranteed. A trial order is solicited. ing Chats Sing Lg LESLIE’S OCer Specia FOR THIS WEEK White Beans, 4 Ibs. for Jap Head Rice, 25c 5 Ibs, for No. 10 sack 30 Yellow Corn Meal Cc Baker's aren 5 | Chocolate, : 3 Cc} Fancy make % 20c Cured Bacon, Pure Lard, 1 No S pails ...... 65c Pure Lard, | No. 10 pails $1 .25 } Small Ivory Soap, 6 bars ‘ 25c Leslie Shaker Salt, 2 for 15c Washington Creamery Butter, per pound JOHN C. L }Cal. Figs, lb | Codfish, 2-lb. | bricks French Ranch dozen Eggs, 22 Cc oom. Oe 10c oyna 25¢ 10c 7c 25c 15c etek ESLIE C0. Fancy Pressed Maine Corn, 2 for 20c Ripe Olives, per can Standard Tomatoes, per can No. 3 Solid Pack Tomatoes, 2 for Sanitary Market and Cor. Western Ave. and Madison St. IT COSTS LITTLE TO LEARN care fur, operate and Motors, Switebbe ady 108 West Roy St. | | Everything in Cleaning and Dyeing Plant and Office 10th Ave. East Union East 1164—Phones—East 849 We have the latest improve | | ECONOMY PRICES | | cept Sunday | his house, fright from the question and answer it accord-| Please answer as oon as possible e. Would right | f one of your flance’s young women friends should call on him} whom your at his quarters and cook and clean | Sometimes It is no more right | ; thing jsoch 8 my engaged to a young man of | who objects very much to my call living lone with him in helping to cook and in house. Will vou kindly tell ing on a young bachelor alone and being ok me if | am doing right? A.—You P.M. wrong. Ask consect quite the ing to your own you consider it house for him? for you to do so either, unk is your means of livelihood; of course, you are entitied to some In any event, it will be well for you to respect the opin | ion of the man you are to marry consideration Q—We are two countr and want to attend the ex j;a. San Francisco. Would are old enough to know yourself girls ition it be} proper to go without a chaperon? | COUNTRY GIRLS. A.—If you have traveled and are| able to take care of yourselves, see no reason why you ai | young girl, or any girl who herself in « large city, eling, should start out journey NAVY YARD ROUTE Steamers H. B. Kennedy an@ Tourtet Dock, Seat . 10:20 a m, Saturday, 11:45 Time notice puld not }s0 without a chaperon. But no} s not had some experience taking care of or in trav alone on There will be many going to the exposition, and it would be much better for you to £99 (Concept 30, 2:08, ox $20 Dom Phone Main 2101. Price 50¢ Round Trip with & weak solution of tartaric F arno and Carmine Car acid in water, followed by water bone, convicted in New York of at-| alone. T hat, after being so tempt to blow up cathedral | treated, should be fastened by the Moderator’s council of New York | rim to a board by means of pina Presbytery gives Rev Chas, H so that it will keep its shape in dry Parkhurst a cle though | tunne pullding, The counell ‘VANCOUVER WILL LOCK UP ALIENS keep by clear arrang some friend and her husband One of these men is poor, but the) othe like the wealthy one, but my pa ents like him and want her to mar you, me, or any marriage can profit by tl ot her then, | sometimes not should us | marry the man of her choice. | eo of money is not the god of love 4 OLD-FASHIONED GIRL ing ened, apply a little gum water and/ presa on a block with a hot fron to bring it back Into shape, hae she ever been? to whom was she married? anxiously await your reply. years ago to Florence Zieafieid, white enamel! furniture? white metal bed look cheap? Thank right, tongue clean, stomach sweet you. INEXPERIENCED. brass furniture. beds are made of metal. |very plain, however, cea Sex... 18¢ Ren ene A AC Bacon . ia ove aoe. e Look for U. 8. Purple Stamp, N CONJUN formal oper building on April 15th, the Sea pany dial invitation to * rest rooms their which are in direc the change. extends to the Manufacturers’ Mpectmctes, SPUERICAL LENSES for 92.80, including examination. BINYON OPTICAL CO. First, Near Senece CTION with the ning of the Stuart Thursday evening ttle’ Lighting Com- itors a cor- visit and use as new salesrooms, with t connection Exhibit and with ontemet Bye Giasees or 10 of my boy and girt friends soon, and would like for you to tell me ‘something nice | can serve as light refri something new and dainty, if pos | tie sibl wafers or sandwich etc. Thanking you very much for \fourths cup sugar two tablespoonfuls solved in cold water, pint of cream and stir into pine with marshmallow en |PASSPORT ORDER ing American passports is believed responsible for a recent order i recting all applicants for pusaport| to be sworn before a federal court cofmmiasioner instead of before a| | notary ee ent who 5 their applications vised by States quence: to lose numerous fees \One Hundred in Jail)" iiey"wi gine the conspirac of election the cha jman G STAR—TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 1915. PAGE 5. (CITY DROPS ITS SEES MILLION [MOTHER KILLS DAMAGE SUITSIN POPULATION IN 4 CHILDREN IN LIBRARY CASE) SEATTLE SOON SPOKANE HOME SPOKANE, April 13.—tn a fit of despondency, Mre, Lb. A Leonard, residing at 3101 W Fifth ave., in Weat Grove add tion, killed her four children city’s varlou its against | ‘ NN. P., and Seattle, Mor | Congressman Bdward T Western railroads, aggre | of Color arly $460,000 for damages | Alaska ibrary by the settling of th » was the guest ean of the Seattle Cham day at the ber of Commerce Tue iuderneath, were dropped ome time last night, by admin Monday by action of the counell, | Arette elub Ps Sean” Ga al | Istering chloroform, and then Tho railroads have agreed to de-| Other gueaia included Congres te dip is Ty oa fray costs of all repair work on the {man Albert Johnson, Congressman polmon. authortwed |W. i. | The bodies w Humphrey and C.K. I © found today the mayor and city comptroller to} veer with the Alaskan eng! The children’s names and execute the agreement veering commission “ye ve Wy AS COMMISSION. ages were Lutherine, 11; Con Council fans found Monday's ses | Congressman Taylor has been an 4k 4 Jaton one of the moat tranguil ince | enthusiastic worker in congrean for| Stance 9 Leon, 7, and Leon the of the vear, Bust | Alas ped e j ard, 6 rca ro aan” anne ze = ment, and ee The husband was employed 7 doe ne I rr Wor i h mK and quibbling. — | with the majority on the aies| ot eee 0.491 was present: jon public lands, he has , aif of FG. Stewart, Lake ims. 10. are 0 “ uetor, for Injuries su | a flat ear jun Congressman Taylor expre jab igh — wt the MIM0r/ nis admiration of Seatile and Ellaabeth, Fullerton of Ken- | location and predicted a wonderful nydale wanted $200 for the death | {VIN th t of a horse run down by a Lake 5 Sanceas ean kk oe Burien car, Her claim wan re-|OPCd resources, will make of Seat jected {tle « etty of over a million tnhabi-| osaed 0 for 1.360 / tants In a very short period of he said. “My rest effort] ddition nt the out fall eorgetown sewer was {!® to help tn bringing about « ra request incer Dimock ana|Uonal development of the North-| Healt Comminston Meliride, | !and | They declared that a dangerous, in | ; sanitar condition now exists at! | the outfall |Mystery Surrounds (¢ ° Fatal Explosion LONDON, April 1 sons were killed and Philip Brown, professor of international law at Princeton, announces that “it is a ein to call ara VANCOUVER, B.C, April 12 | njured in a mysteric horror.” Wonder what it Alien enemies, It waa decided by|*t Lerwick, Bcotiand, a ie to call war all we want Mayor Ta and Major Ridgway | Deevese today stated. The cit to call It, but don’t dare to Wi to be put in a camp, | herring market wan gutted the because wifey feels it where th to work their) fire which followed the would be awful to have the rts atated fou children hear it ng land oF othe 0 Austrians b 1 be thus tnter ory during rw le The cause ry, though first Aberdeen last nigh | my recelved at Sam’s Just Learning join (he great exploded While learning to drive a‘U. 8 Vmail tr vel Hare 0 | 22nd ave the mai “« into th Dat Wat when the struggle for the flag is on hn Union wilt his strength tn beating up| - is Pike at ween Second on j bet mh eR . ® smashed aarti MS, Speeders, take note. Sergt. Geo Hunnell | an head squad ~ BE FULL OF JOY! has nuceerded Lae Dagner| to go with a party or wi of the police motorcye Rev. J. F. Dunstan of West Se-/ burch, who} de ri} Q—My sister has two fellows. yngregational 1an acce Valdez call, is te Bhe does not one wealthy ry him. She likes the poor boy fe dent, improves at Seattle General best. Which should ehe marry? —| hospita Feel Fine! Remove the tre smiral vane here from G. EL M. P. Winter's Liver and Bowel North, with 2821 sacks of gold A—It is not for your p "Poison While You Sleep. 7h. 1A” Mack of Belgium ad » say! should marry rican Relief » atempiating Spend 10 Cent: the advice| relatives and friends, an In any event, # her own Judgment and | The! one else axed Brit Don’t Stay |clety. Mo sister a girl Detective Captain Tennant Sick, Bilious, Headachy |). 4. Thomas. alleged t caught robbing a terms and Constipated. od two prison Seattle ore fat | police on trail of well-drested beg gar, who stopped him on two dif t oceasions, and asked for car Q—Piease teli me how | can lean my last summer's white straw) are Sponge the hat thoroughly hibit didn't come in California. If the hat should need to be atiff. The doc water wagon himself, however Gov. Lister sets April 15 as Good |Ronds day —_ the fellow with the clean-up bug —te Billie Burke marired, or If 90, when and | will stand for defense in d Take Cascarets|saloon keeper closed up at Copper gentlest Iver | field vou ever ex-| Bethlehem steel took a big jump! will Mven|up at the Stock Exchange yesterday your thirty | Carnegie ca ut griping.|brary or t ng grand Gov. Lister is going to hospital for ar, breath |feeble minded at Medical Lake—on inspection trip. l0-cent box now at any| Republican and democrat get tie Best cathartic for chil-|vote for mayor at Newkirk So the have the job another term MANY CASES OF Tonight sure! and enjoy the nicest B.D. X. and bowel cleansing * married two | perienced ir.} your Hver and |feet of bowels Q—Are brass beds used with You will wake up Would a/ Your head will be A.—Miss Burke 0° now |—Get « A.—White beds look better than | 4fus store beds with white enameled | 476m Many of the best white They are| When You Wash Your Hair Don't Use Soap Q.—! expect to entertain about Most soapa and prepared shan ontain too much alkalt inment. which Is ve pus, aw it dries Please suggest) Says We Must Keep Feet Avoid Exposure and Eat Less Meat #0 many serve cocoa and | brittle and coffee,|| The best mulsified plain your heli tour Stay off the damp ground, avoid A —Following will make a dainty exposure, keep feet dry, eat less refreshment for « party of 10. One drink lots of water, and can pineapple grated, add three gett ll, take a spoonful of salts . down uric a few ounces wiil |i o the whole family for months Simply motsten the hate with water and rub it tn, about spoonful is all that is requir casionally to keep Let stew. Add gelatin, dis. Whip half Rheumatism is caused by poison- erated in the bowels and ab- ; “ fakes an abundance of K japple when partly cooled. Pour |} creamy iather, cleanses the sorbed into the blood, It is the! ite eb Net lo acai uae and rinses out casi function of the kidneys to filter! ©. kiy and evenly » looking, bright and chat this actd from the blood hand) it out in the urine. taken the skin are aiso @ means of free dirt and den ing the blood of this impurity. In joni peor }damp and chilly, skin pores are closed, ing the kidneys to do ¢ become weak and RECEIVED HERE | Agitation over foreign spies us by the state department which keeps accumulating and cir system, culating through — the How|eventually settling in the and muscles, causing stiffness, sore- ness and pain called rheumatism. At the first c jtism, ge noothing comfort takes! four ounces of Jad Salts; put tablespoonfal in a and drink before morning for a week to eliminate uric acid by stimulat STER-ling the kidneys to normal action, Musterole, See Quickly It Relieves. Try publiie. All travel rub MUSTEROL! ers bound for the Ori cure thelr passports been instructed to have United "yt “Th conse: | eintn here have with off of mu of mustard plaster commissioners, In notaries declare they stand| Use it Ins | WHI not thie Doctors 1 OLE and patients 1 nurses ure ML mmend it to their purities: Jilet it wives from 8 a apes and lemon juice, INDIANAPOLIS, April 13,—An ven hundred politic of Terre | tne i | er Teste, nenaae by Saver ee Row | bane bf ted |with lithia and 1s used with excel erts, are in jail here today, follow: | ‘ , Jent results by thousands of folks the Who are i'n, in dhe and foc] Here you have a pleasant ‘igo hospital #ize|Vescent lithla-water overcomes ur id and 1s benefi cial to your kidne well Anderson in| growing out] Judge caren aude ing sentence by LUNDIN DISMISSES CASE On motion of Prosecutor Lundir against former Patrol F, Reynolds was dismissed by Judge Whitehead Monday be cause of lack of evidence. Rey nolds was accused of tampering with witnesses in the case against Paul Schuman, | SELEOT DANCING PARTIES HIPPODROME Fifth and University Clean Amusement Homelike Surroundin, 10-PIECH UNION OKCHESTR: ‘Teachers n ul Boynton, 1158 17th N., puts! ] Jury recommends clemency for! Means more work for| Ex-Gov, Oswald West, on witness | age suit of 1 give away another li} | Lindsey fine send-off, and attack on] at 22 juvenile court Judge falls Mat jean aviator, vertical dive at College Park, Md. Okla, | ¢ agree to let present mayor} RHEUMATISMNOW Dry, | Marshall from attending ¢ of great Roosevelt irrigation reser voir in Arizona have made him sick caught tipping any one in Wiscon-| for several sin. Hee, haw! that here, but what was th ous toxin, called uric acid, which ts Dr. Kendall Quits The pores of| years the most activa member of jthe S ship board, spite of the because the in constantly ductions was beginning to tell cold weather the thus fore. uble work, they a anc sluggish and fail to eliminate this urle acid mediately i effort to retain her on the censor. ship board because of her faithful] and jus cose twinge of rheuma-| ¢ from any pharmacy about | sition with the next few days. al se of water breakfast each This is sald joints Miss Yandell Held | thus ridding the blood of these tm | Jad Salts is inexpensive, harm.|#'t!¢ Chamber nd is made from the ‘acid of| combined | tion with the | Lynch, 6, who fects of being struck by the auto mobile driven by the young woman last Frida this morning subject to rheumatism, | offer. | drink which Miss Yandell filed attorney's office KSTABLIS: ac Dougall - fouthwick and Pike St HED 1875 Second Ave. fore Open 9 A. M. to 6 P.M. Spring Opening Sale and Display of Silk Gloves This is a most timely sale, coming as it does at the beginning of the Silk Glove Season. Every pair of these Gloves are first quality merchandise, and are entirely suitable for immediate wear. All sizes and a complete variety of colors are included in the assort- ment, Lot 1—Women's Two-Clasp Short Gloves, 43c— these Glove have the guaranteed t Spe pair, 43e. Lot 2—Women’s Elbow Length Gloves, 69¢:— Gloves of a good quality pure silk 16-butte length, made full in the arm. Black, white and sand, champag gray, tan, pongee Very special, the pair ‘69e. Lot 3—Women's Milanese Silk Gloves, arden « at wrist, and may be Made fre 1 white m a ach ity e silk. Special, the pair, 54¢. _Lot 4—Women's Plain or Embroidered Arm Gloves, Ik, have the d uble f tips. Choice the f rock, gray, Arizona silver and black 404 white p Kayser and Trefousse Silk Gloves in Complete Asenttnail Women's Kayser Silk Gloves, 50c— | Trefousse and Kayser 16-Button Gloves, lhese are in the regular street length, | $1.50—These Glov e of an extra heavy ¢ two clasps at the wrist. Black, white | Milanese silk i e 16-button length, and a good range of 50¢. Trefousse and Kayser 16-Button Length Silk Gloves, $1.00—Full elbow length, made of a good quality of pure silk bl Black, white and the | sha Che pair, $1.00. Long and Short Chamoisette Gloves, Kayser Milanese Silk Gloves, 75c—Have .25¢ to $2.50. at wrist and are of a good Misses’ Silk Gloves, juality of Milanese silk. The pair, 75¢. T5¢ KAYSER 12-BUTTON SILK GLOVES, es’ Chamoisette Gloves, 25¢ and THE PAIR 75c ' —First Pioor. $1.50 Pyralin Ivory Puff Box and Hair ReceiverSets $l. 18 ates size Powder and Puff Boxes and Hair Re /; ceivers, made colors. The pair,| double finger tips, in a good range of jors. The pair, $1.50. Kayser Embroidered Arm Silk Gloves, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 Black, white and the season's le have best two cla long or short, Steamer, Hat and Wardrobe Trunks — ¥/2 Price is made up d Trunk 1 from display and hand shoe, wardre values up to rtme ¢ been soile nsists of steame iks, and includes 6 Regular Trunks, $16.25, $18.00, $20 and $25.00, at Price. of f genuine Shoe and Pyralin Ivory. Steamer The Puff Trunks, Boxes may be $8.50 to $46.50, at % Price. Hat Trunks— A great conven ience for any woman, priced at $8.75 to $55, Price. had with or / without the{ knob on cover Every be guaranteed to be perfect individual boxes, and \ They are packed in make very at % Henry Likly & Co. Wardrobe Trunks and a] J suitable little gifts. May be complete line of Suit Cases, Bags and Grips, bought separately or in sets. in leather, fiber and matting, very reasonably Each, 59¢@; the pair, $1.18. priced. —Rasement —First Floor Lhe MacDougall-Southwick Co. Second Avenue and Pike \- Judge} second-degree burglary of a saloon Pine st.; Charles E, Allman, second-degree burglary / of the/ Cecil Malcolm Peoll, South Amer-| home of E. R. Beasley, 514 Uni killed while making| versity st.; George Lytton, forgery | of a bank statement; Carl Bough ——-@|and Art Morris, grand larceny of an automobile owned by Ralph H Lutz, and John Ukll, robbery of Lasalandro Martolome. Denver grand jury give: Customers bring shoes her from every part of the city, be cause our work is different. It's a bit better. REGAL SHOE || REPAIR SHOP First an@ Seneca. Main 4136 JOSH WISE SAYS: “Old Judge Skoover does not believe th’ warrin’ nations are buyin’ up ail th’ hosses in this country. He has an old gray that nobody's offered him more than $9 for.’ Frazier Elected to Head Financial Firm) Raymond R. Frazier was elected | See ea haw VEE. president of the Washington Sav linens may prevent Vice President | {ngs and Loan association, the big Jebration| gest institution of its kind in the STEWART HOUSE 86 Stewart St. Near Pike Public Market Modern Single Rooms 25¢ Large, Modern Outside Roome for Ono or Two. BOM state, He succeeds Herman Chapin who retired. Frazier has been con-| Teddy's name may They'll fine folke $5 to $50 if| nected with the financial institution cemetery) ANNOUNCEMENT We had law like] management {t has had its greatest At He _ growth. Frazier’s election was| MB made by unanimous vote of the board of directors. Calling Cards PACL & LIeNTEOOT SEATTLE RPLER BIN as “Movie” Censor ndall, for Dr. Sarah K three attle motion picture censor. resigned Tuesday, in protest of Mayor Gill} strain upon her eyes viewing screen pro-| Her resignation takes effect im-| Mayor Gill made every | makes sick skins well No matter how long you have been tortured and disfigured by itching, burn- ing, raw or scaly skin humors, just put a little of that soothing, antiseptic Res- inol Ointment gn the sores and the suffering stops right there! Healing begins that very minute, and in almost every case your skin gets well so quiékly you feel ashanied of the money you threw away on useless treatments. service, but without suc-| He saya he will appoint an-| ther woman to fill her vacant po-| Blameless by Jury| Miss Louise B. Yandell, Yandell, daughter of | secretary of the Se of Commerce, was blameless in connec | William the ef. mind to be death of died from Resinot Ointment and Reaiol Soap clear away ff. Sold by all drugs write to Ri by a coroner's jury Nine “eye-witnesses to the acel Aveldtelations: dent, which oceurred at 27th and Cherry sts, completely exon uted File Five Charges Five criminal informations were ‘Tuesday by the prosecuting Laster A, Thomas is accused ot!