The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 2, 1915, Page 2

STAR—THURSDAY, DEC. 2, 1915. PAGE 2. {$350 Used Dinino | HEE AND ®ELSEWHERE Chas, Nelson robbed of $45 and] Supreme court sustains ruling watch within block of the police |against free publication of tui station Uative petitior Austin B. Griffiths will represent} Berlin reports food shortage s Washington bull moosers at Chit | Emperor Yorhohito of Japan re cago convention tn January j¥lewed 60,000 troops in Tokio} | Thursday Mra. Ida Levi, of Waitresses’ un P fon, and Geo, P. Listman, of Pres « being made by Grays Har . ¢ thelr {zens to hold big prepared } meeting in Jan gs * Lokgege beg : Ford peace ship to be given en-| dward ene o! a 4 ‘ nleago try to only neutral nations. Will speak to Seattle Ad club next) ‘gon born to Empress Sadako of Wednesday Japan Thureday | Bundle of clothes price of adinis: | Chinese government Thursday sion at Elka’ old clothes oct! /genied that it intended to join | % Thursday night triple entente \ Puget Sound Navigation Co, sues ro issued to Spokane club Friday Harbor publishers for $80! women to have municipal dances 000 for Hbel in counell chambers State Y. W. C. A. representatives | — pistiliation tanks of Standard A massive Golden Oak Dining-room Suite that in Seattle Ol Co, at Williamsburg, N Y Winslow 8. Pearson, prominent burned Thursday is i good condition as it was the day it was a . =m os o y Odd Fellow, found dead in Pear | "Wilson liner Marengo, New York bought. son hotel o Hull, stranded on as U. & Coast survey asks bids for ” dis. land old surt¥y vessels PEDRO st aeeeneeet bor ¢ men's union, will rep a Consists of: Sixty-six-inch Colonial Buffet Lowest bid tor port coubanteaion's | z — _ A ij i 8 “he fish storage plant, $32,867, submit f with mirror 46x18 inches. ted by Hooker, Kiehl & Whipple. PARENTS-IN-LAW * “hs inc ° 7 Sana . “Potash Perimutt it a The China Closet stands 72 inches high mhicoe sock te Teturn Gabagenadet an with oval glass sides. at Metropolitan NAMED BY WIFE | ; ¢ Dean A. 8. Haggett will repre -_ * r ’ © §%.ine “ ar) sent university in Rhodes scholar J The Table has 52-inch top and extends to Sine ialectisas mecitug nt ieabane eight feet. Dec. 9 | Boylston Ave. Unitarian church | Six genuine leather upholstered Chairs. giving bazaar at Second and Unton ss b Rotarians are guests at ball at . ™ . A . P Christensen’s hall | Mra, A Burs ef Bouncis j Every piece is quarter-sawed oak. Now being ff} Mrs. Elizabeth J. Davies of Mt.Vor-lin starting a. divorce tw mrmerios non elected president of Washing jin st here Thursday from displayed in the Furniture Exchange Window. ton State Organization of Public) hurnett, whom she marrie Heath Nursing year ago, has made her f Earl of Portamouth says talk of | jaw therinlaw, Mr. as international peace is all rot M oO nett, co-defendants. possible she alleges, they lived together le Woman and two men smother {0 / happily at the home of the elder mud at Gary, Ind Hurnetts, when her husband's f* 3 611 PIKE EASY TERMS Dummy will be thrown from cliff! ther and mother began to “picl as test before jury in Minneapolis |on” her, impairing her health and : e |making it necessary for ber to A men urge federal board) seek the care of doctors. | 4 = | for overseas traffic Her husband shirked end dtrre-| Six German sallors on American | garded her as his wife for eke out of the mine when shots were {ship interned in England at a tine,ahe declar 4 for being fired | Brand Whitlock, American min-| days refused even to talk to her Twenty-one witnesses were ex-|ister to Belgium, tells Wilson Of| Finally, he told her to leave the antned yesterday, but the ox-| war ditions house or he would drown her, she plosion’s cause has not vet deen} anese diplomat proposes s!< | says, and threw a bucket of water cetacean jpower alliance between United on her _—_—-__— | States, Groat Britain, France, Rus | so pelittied and embarrassed sia, Italy and Japan she became that she left, coming BY JURY iS ON | SALESMAN IS HELD New Haven defendants win first|to Seattle She is now destitute point in new trial jand fil, ahe says | tig’ | pose Champ “Clark for president) parentsin-law for the purpose COPE PR EE ee ee) RAVENSDALE, Washb., Dec. 2.— = Investigation by a coroner's jury | 1, | into the cause of the explosion » Which killed 31 miners in the mine | = of the Northwestern Improvement if Co., Nov. 16, is continuing today = The mine could have been made © safer, according to tes Martin J. Plyztk, president trict 10, United Mine Workers of . America, who said that the men} should be worked in two Instead Of three shifts, and that they should all be permitte! to come mt ro tem. of senate | preventin ny transfer of WASHINGTON, Dec. 2—Chas. : Mildred Hill of Seattle goes free i a » fie erty rr : . Etchison, a salesman, was ar-jin manslaughter case in Tacom&) which the f rested today © the Minneapolis | court division authorities indictment for} Government sues to separ mthly alimon ion Pacific system from Southe nae * un a pattern to your liking. antment of Commerce asks | marine inspector at Seattle uster banker, dies How to Get Rid of a Bad } Cough Washington butiding at Frisco for $800. | freight congestion dis d at New York | made-to-measure suit. 4 + ¢ a * y™ + ° errerrerrer: ~ | WHAT DYSPEPTICS 22322222202" cht SHOULD EAT sis\'1s"scoer, Se vier “ns Sat The discoloring or roughening to whieh many skin: IN 2 DAYS Before Saturday night at 10 o'clock I must take orders for 100 Suits and Overcoats. I’ve got to do it tosraise money to meet pressing bills. My great stock of Woolens will be sacrificed For Friday and Saturday Only $25, $30 and $35 Suits, Made to Order, Reduced to 16° Overcoats Made to Order OR *15 Blue Serges, Black Serges, Tweeds and Chev- iots in the most stylish patterns. The biggest and one of the best stocks of Woolens carried by any tailor in this state. You'll be sure to find Take advantage of this chance to save $10 to $15 and get a guaranteed, perfect fitting, IMPERIAL TAILORING CO. LOUIS SIDELSKY, Prop. 801 THIRD AVENUE, Corner Columbia Satisfaction Guaranteed or “Your Money Back With a Smile” CAPT, HUMPHREY'S COMPANY | ASKS MONOPOLY ON PORT DOCK Omar J. Humphrey, candi oon acd Empress Theatre * A Big All-Feature Show Seven Big Jolly Acts Motion Picture of the Great Footbal! Game Thankegiving Day he t COLORADO vs. WASHINGTON | FOR WOMEN ONLY Dr. Sanderson's Cotton Root Pills, the well known NEW PANTAGES: and reliable y date for election to the port he company “has been doing ALE TH commission, is also treasurer onsiderable business over the Mats, 2:30--Nights, 7 and 9 nd ‘ran? of the United Coal Sales Co. Smith Cove public pier,” «ay Hig COLONIAL D. cn our. te which Wednesday petitioned day and West. “They are paying Elaborate Musical Act lis por box \enow of Kuarantes of absolute n| the port commission for the the neighborhood of $300 | plain He bisurated fF money promptly refur lease of part of the Smith [month for wharfage and iy SU TNOND, REMEDY CO. wer ta a ee py Te Porgioes pepsi a peli Dap Peta Sy | Cove terminal, to be operated * The gr 1 he but | as a private wharf for moving esires on a basis of € Room 1, 217% Pike St. tralizing the oo] LEARN TO PLAY [Sen Ree eee er na.) loca “akasaae tar can WEES CO SOAR | | cree Sry caeemgee'ts [Sant tan vo ace toe chins “Other Big Acts 0c and 200 e of 30 cents per s torage of lumber a A Detroit musician has inv election & of log tows.” a wonderful new system which fflc Manager Hamlit 1 that grant of thi ables any person or little child to day and Chief Engineer J. K virtual 5 learn to piay the piano or organ in/in a communication to the « an hour or two. ers, urge that the petition ee Send us your name and address we shall send you our guide and three sheets of music absolutely free of ¢ a ‘OTHERS. = Oscar H. McGill MAYOR SIGNS iT HENDACHY SK HHT FOLLOW A. G. Dentler FRY E’ S.: Today's Styles Today Christmas Time When Money Is Tight | Don't stay constipated with | Mayor Gill has signed the city’s) breath bad, stomach sour lo hibition ordinance. The ordi or a cold. Ry EPWIN 4 Hl wiLLBe ||| - HT nance will become effective Janu-| “uh pe magne Hl I it\| QUALITY | | asin { Lana 1 the state law becomes | Enjoy life! Liven your liver ~ A GREAT ASSISTANCE HAL | MARKETS and of "The council ainended the and ses oe and 4 : | | ! r 1 e close of an all-day - id lit eral system is | } {| FRIDAY SPECIALS: |! 1 " Wer vesday, striking atts clkeee = 1deal—alwa) de |||'| Pork Back Bortes, Sidi diasiaitt a providing both | ort mprison = tlealt una, Lundy, Erickson and holiday Marble voted to retain the cia Holton Dale, Fitzgerald keth and Haas were for mak ” HII || Choice Veal 5c. 1, |/||||||| Choice Steer Appropriate Holiday Suggestions Suits Suits || \||||| | Shoulder Steak... to read “punishable by fine or im }\} Gvereoats Coste ||)!/)|||{\||| Choice T-Bone Prisonment, or both.” | el ate Wi When the bill finally passed it Shoes Dresses HHH | Steak |was approved by all but Fitzgerald Smoking Jackets liffer ||| Choice Mutton ho was absent when the last bal Sweater Coats ||| Chops lot was taken The mayor signed pats Robes ’ alste INI! Choice Steer ® Noon -day lunches to be served [the ordinance without hesitatior ancy Furnishings Petticoat : Hy | ; f Round Steak....... 16c BN Me ave Rear. " F v rath nd bowel poison iich is keeping Rose Milk know jsour, Don't stay billous, sick, head AG DENTLER STANDS Fon | C. G. Morrison, executive achy, constipated and full of cold , Further development of port fa-ltary of the Mur a | Why don’t you get a box of Casca ontracte to have prevailing | Thursday noon announced the fol-|rets from the drug store now? Kat fo . tone. lowing results on the post card|/one or two tonight and enjoy the - : maintenance! referendum among league mem-| nicest, gentlest liver and bowel po ‘ on cleansing you ever experienced, You - f eight hourr | For general mprehensive | will wake up feeling fit and fine ~ vnin heme of a belt Ine, 20 ainst, | Cascarets ney gripe or bother sos you all the next day like calomel BALLARD MARKE Ve transfer of func hw t n pills, hey ac en | 5443 Ballard Avenue. nd {ch | salts and — pill I t gently to build ft, 97; against, 175 but thoroly, Mothers should give Look for U. 8. Purple Stamp ' kod For board of spectal experts to} cross, sick, billous or feverish chil It Signifies Purity and Quality ganive and peltewen an control of investigate altuation with a view of{dren a whole Cascaret any time Shops Open Until 6:20 P. M 1 nid vote for and support a, |determinir best method ot| They are harmless and children ee Jaettlement, 213; against, os, love them, “°TAIN'T” SANITARY |water from the eup for people at a |the public drinking fountains rath- J. A. Bertheumm, 113 Boren ave. N.,|er than forcing them to drink from reports to The Star that teamster#/the big drinking bowl provided for have allowed their horses to sipithe equine: Attention ! Himelhoch Bros.’ Store, at 625 First ave., has been closed for three days, unpacking and marking down goods—for the biggest real sale of clothing, shoes, hats and furnishings known to the annals of modern mer- chandising—which starts Saturday, December 4, at 9 a. m. See tomorrow's Star for full particulars of this gigantic combination sale. “The public gets the benefit.” Latest Style $40 Talking Machine Has the Jewel Point. No Needles to Change. Has Wooden Tone Chamber Positively the Best $40 Talking Machine on the Market Today. 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