The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 6, 1915, Page 5

STAR—MONDAY, NOV. 6, PAGE 5. 1915. Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co., Inc. j USE YOUR CREDIT WE CHARGE NO INTEREST) Our credit service is the most liberal to be found noying or objectionable features—no extra charges anywhere—no an BY CHAS. P, STEWART ABOARD 5&8. 8, OSCAR II. 1 | | Worth of Homefurnishings, $ 1,00 Down, $1.00 Per (By Wireless to Sigpconsett, Worth of Homefurnishin, Down, $1.25 Per Masaj—Bec. t—Henry Ford, Worth of Homefurnishings, $ 5.00 Down, $1.50 Per promoter of the peace ship and Worth of Homefurnishings, $ 7.50 Down, $2.00 Per eae narets pl t& Worth of Homefurnishings, $10.00 Down, $2.50 Per soseew nash etl gabe langage Worth of Homefurnishings, $15.00 Down, $4.00 Per } rope'e warriors out of the | trenches by Christmas, turned Give useful and practical Christmas gifts, Nothing is more accept today to organizing peace com: able or more appreciated than a piece of Furniture as a gift. Make your | mittees. selection now while the stocks are complete and save yourself much | These will comprixe clergymen worry and disappointment. Any purchase made now will be held for septa BO ata sie future delivery | Their purpose is to meet corre }xponding committees from neutral nations abroad, and to co-operate lin election of an internation commission to sit In Copenhagen |for the remainder of the war Chief Object Publicity This body wenld receive and of |fer 5 proposals, but, its bual |nesa primarily would » to give wide publicity to peace suggestions Some of the delegates, including |Ford and other leaders, probably will attempt to cross Germany from Deomark to Holland Deepite the fact that thelr pass ports read only to neutral coun. |tries, it ix believed the authoritles | will not dare to interfere with this | mission | is Shown Over Ship The Osear Il, Is neither an ocean jarexbow ind nor «4 floating Ritz Carlton. She is just a comfortable Full ne Stands | Solid Oak F stool in the | Magazine Racks in fumed 110, 200-ton craft. In her cleanit in fume oak | golden wa + fumed fin ae waned Gah: & 62 jness she is characteristically Scan and mahogany the | teh jared 30x38 | Sir chat te alt eg: dinavian ning for the ma nen high: cov t that te always achept “rat Office: Se id " smokes Prices from genuine Spanish able. Priced from Myce aa" snd bt y nis desig | ow ou over the ship. $2.00 .. $7.50 | He pointed out Ford's PLAIN $2.75 $2.25 .. $4.25 |SIXTY.DOLLAR CABIN; he point led out the pletures of the king |queen of Denmark in the loon; be got out a chart at pisined the detour the ship now has to make north of the Orkneys and Shetlands to avoid the mines tland Firth and to en British naval patrol to tn ship's 4 and senger lists at the port of Missing ship ; Bar Flags and Bunting Ford's dream ship is not going to enter the war ne all dressed ip in feative fashion. There will |be no flags and no bunting Ford's trip is not going to be « joy ride. Concerts and dances will be dis couraged Capt. Hempel, the hardy old skip. al Umbretia \e All - met BStand exactly like fy picture, tn the oxi- by dized finish A sens thle gift that will be "$3 Special Solid Oak Tabouret in the i Ladies’ Desks In oak, mahogan |per of the Oscar Il, in dumb, deaf bird's-eye ple and wainut, | colden waxed or fumed Jand blind on the war, and Ford's y priced from finish $1 00 | pilgrimage Being a sailor who is, and has | Spec . $9. 75 te $35. 00 pecial been for the past 16 months, dodg Four-piece Child's Doll Set and out of English and Ger warships, he ts elo just like picture, made of ! don't you think Manila sen gram well hain this a grand scheme of Ford's | Captain Hempel leaned over the side of the sturdy ship, and, gazing joo the huge Danish Mag painted ton her hull to kee rhan subma |rines away, remar “If the war is all wrong, and Ford and his friends think they can make it cease, then | will guarantee that on the next voy. 1 won't rum the Oscar Il. ito the rocks!” woven and durable, some | i thing the kiddies will en 4 THE ROAD ECONOMY (MUTINOUS CREW seamor ro Be xine SPOT IN EUROPE L. CHINESE NAVY Clarence Schmidt, as winner of the boys’ membership contest at the ¥. M. C. A. will be king of] entration appear |Seattle for one day. The date bas! presumably to meet it, the 15th Ger announced. His votes ATHENS Dec 6.—Rumanian con 4 imminent today +] not yet bee totaled 69,400, a 7,000 majority man division has been rushed to —_- —— |Rustchuk, on the edge of Rumania, QUALITY MARKETS Northeastern Bulgaria Russians also are expected to land in | PEKIN, Dec, | 6 With the revo ' | jthere. Hence the division may find TUESDAY SPECIALS | tion and mutiny of anti-monarch it neceswary to repel thi move, as ‘ }ists aboard the Chinese cruiser| well as engage the Rumabians ‘ April }Chao Ho, suppressed. the govern- Germany {s reported, too, to be . 4 | ment announced today its intention ding he P ery to t F gs, Storage....... nding heavy artifery to the Ru Choice Spare of executing the mutineers, jmanian border from the Western 10c The oe Ho is now in govern. front Ribs.. ment hands | While reports concerning the atti Choice Shoulder The mutineers fired at two other| tude of Greece have been conflict F) Pork Steak. C | warships and attempted to blast the} jing, the latest version today is that arsenal while off Shanghai | King Constantine will privately as | Choice Steer i 16c The plan to mutiny apparently| aa shoraiiied that ho. CLL Wena . Round Steak..... was made some time in advance ltheir demande in full ® Rib and Loin 15 of the rioting q Tho a number of shots were fired | Mutton Chops...... Cc od ae SHELLED, BUT ESCAPES a ™ by the mutinous crew, practically} LONDON, De 6—The British pend pared 1 7 ne ee oe veswel Japanese Prince, after a five Sirloin Steak. .... c 2, hgie alse a8 hour chase, in which she was heavy Choice Pork GIVE BAZAAR DANCE GOoD TEETH ARE AN iy *belled, escaped a German sub RNs oct ves cipecceees Cc | ACTUAL NECESSITY "2° 2ucnuer ® Scans Wild 25c i ; A concert, a vaudeville show and| The time hes gone by when you ie Rose Milk... .... ves CC), dance will be given at the Hippo- can afford to Wo Maul oF EDUCATORS MEET SF AT THe FOLLOWING MAKKETS: /drome Monday night in connection | they cause ana | the dama do! At the Frye hotel and the Univer beg gt er oan a . with a bazaar to be given under the|t sity of Washington campus the an - AMEN AN MANKET, auspices of the ladies of the British a * nual con pntion of county school a 50S Third Avenue. }American Relief association. The |{)/") \0 0" superintendents Monday BLES pen Maggy coca bazaar will open at 3 p. m., and Will | Keep his heal {! Tuesday and Wednesday sessions ard at al wilt be held in Bellingham “OUCH! PAIN, PAIN :. RUB RHEUMATIC, ACHING JOINTS Rub Pain Right Out With| Small Trial Bottle of Old “St. Jacobs Oil” |continue till midnight. (WORTH WHILE WEEK * genera It Signifies Purity and Quality Shops Open Until 6:20 P. M. ltm terrors, } Electrical dealers Monday were Electrical Prosperity week, which| With « cloned Saturday Its purpose, they | odr say, was to educate the public to see |’ ree of & put |the importance of electrical appli-| Witere thes i Bape }ances aw Christmas gifts, among | jother things. | |well pleased with the success of |%' | | PEDESTRIANS, 100 MUHL PAINT CO. G18 Pike St. WALLPAPER from 5 Cents a Double Rott judge Mille of V la Walla, ait-|(rrtet By ta honte |ting in superior’ cburt here, has|toard _ hver ator In thie Rheumatism is “pain only.’ Not |ruled that Jitney bonding companies | has hin t he one case in fifty requires internal |are Jiable for the injuries of pedes-| dental hoard ‘tel chatrein|treatment. Stop drugging. Rub eKt FLANSEM | \trians as wert as passengers. i10/ Pain sehr ot a Jenlal ohials, 1m | (eaten abating “Bt. Jacob awarded Dr. A. R. Long, a dentist,| sure of having work dor alOii" right into your sore, stiff, ach Jeweler and Stiversmith |$2,000 for Injuries sustained when | von ere ling Joints and muscles, and relief jrun down by a jitbus | comes instantly St. Jacobs Oil 1010 Second Ave., Near Madison|/ is a harmless rheumatism cure! ol which ne disappoints and can ‘WOMAN iS ARRESTED : hot } fa the {not burn the skin | wom and D Limber up! Quit complaining! : owner oft t a small trial bottle of old, hor PORTLAND, Dec, 6.— Charged Our ; cobs Oil” ‘ane He with using the mails to defraud a An 4 a. piagi pA N es antl bank = ey sali ps pees kelbe free from rheumatic pain, sore bo know 1 nT uesile, Or. 4 ness, stiffness and swelling. Don't y wuffer! Relief awaits you, “St PIKE 8T. LIQUOR CO 411 Pike St under arrest here. millions of the last has cured sufferers in Jacobs Oil rheumatism ils wenuine Sunnybrook full q ‘Nl half century, and is just as good ; full pt., 400; full %-pt., 20 Pio have 9 per-lror gelatica, neuralgia, lumbago, M1 standard brands of w’ AES backache, sprains Mquore at cut pric vihancsi | {large bottles of Rainier, German PORTLAND, Dec, 6.—Mass meet Regal Dental Offices Men's diving conrewt every night, Lager or Olympia, Ice cold, 60e ings to protest against proposed Dhislic: Masiadeed Empress Why Pay Moret Sunday “blue laws” were held in) 405 om 'W. Wor, Thiee pa er rere om various theatres here yesterday. Seven ig a at the Kmpress! FORD BUSY ORGANIZING COMMITTEES ON HIS VESSEL oe TAKE UP PEACE WORK IN EUROPE ave | main sa | MeeDougall: o ffoxuthewick Ghe Store + the Ort Wmnar Sprit: 9 SEATTLE’S TOY SHOP 200 Kinds of Dolls For Christmas Choosing F VERY little girl pictures in her own mind the ‘ Doll she wants most, and it is easy to satisfy the little one’s desires in this enormous Doll stock. “< Dressed or Undressed Dolls from the tiny ones to the life-sized kind, with short or long hair, and of any nationality—from the French Baby Doll to the real American Mamma Doll. Doll Prices Are Especially Interesting at This Store The Mirroscope as a Gift will bring contentment into the heart and home. The Mirroscope affords one of the new means of entertainment, appealing to the entire family, young and old—$2.50 to $10.00. These Mirroscopes are made of heavy metal on hardwood base, electrically operated. Drums sd Buy Drums while 3 they last, for the | three sizes we have J are reduced. 25¢ | | ones reduced | | to 19¢; 50c Drums re- 4 Z—, duced to 35e; a S—- 60c Drums “ reducedto DECLARES ALL MEN ARE NOT BORN EQUAL “All men are @ not born equal,” wax declaration of Dr. Stevenson |IF BACK HURTS BEGIN ON SALTS The pictures above show part of one of the decks of the Oscar II. Below are the ship's officers. Left Chief Officer Smith, Second Officer Ravin, Third Officer Christianson and Fourth Officer Thompson. | and the smoking room of the ship. ‘to right they are: Capt. John W. Hempel, | Smith, professor of orthogenics at Fiush the Riana: one wea |the university, speaking Sunday! Backachy er udor sotuecnal 3 jnight at the Labor Temple on, Meat forms uric acid og |"Standpat Biolonky Among Rad : teal No man or woman who ea % Soctety, ‘he said,’ ts the biolog-| regularly can make a mistal r N X il stuff of which the fr is | flushing the kidneys occasionally, | lmade. The marriage law in this|says a well-known authority. Meat \and other states is a joke. Some|forms urie acid, which clogs the persons at birtn are endowed with| kidney pores so they sluggishly more health, bodily or mental, than | filter or strain only part of the IN BOMB PLOT TRIES SUICIDE others waste and poisons from the blood, 4 —— | then you get sick. Nearly all rheu- 4 J | matism, headaches, liver trouble, SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 6-—-New!. C Arnold, city jail prisoner TOT - SCALDED; DIES | |nervousness, constipation, dizzi. arrests thie week in the alleged owee his life Monday to the weak ness, sleeplessness, bladder disor- bomb conspiracy of Baron George ness of his sus ders | ders come from sluggish kidneys. Wilhelm Von Brincken, C, C, Crow Arnold un d s palluses}| KELSO, Dec Mr. and Mrs.) The moment you feel a dull ache ley and L. J, Smith, seemed today shortly after his inc tt un-|Harry Jackson are mourning the|in the kidneys or your back hurts, to be inevitable. day, Ued one end to hig « roof, |death of their par-old daughter | or if the urine Is cloudy, offensive, With the ar of Von Brincken,! and stuck his head thru the impro-|Edith, who, stumbling in play, fell] gui of sediment, irreguiar of pas- the German army officer, Saturday,| Yised noose « into boiling water. sage or attended by a sensation of on a charge of plotting to destroy Goodbye, boys!” he shouted, | eS FOS CR scalding, get about four ounces of munitions ahips and plants by! 8nd leaped into space | ‘BOOST’ WIRE! Jed Salts from any Te fire and dynamite,” the govern It was a.six-foot drop to the hsrd SEND parm and take a tablespoonful 5 Iment felt today that tt had taken! cel! floor. <f shout of glee went gli of ae before break- long step toward uncovering a “P from six fellow prisoners whic » acit <i for a few days and your kid- AS hephacy more farrenching vend | bad been watching the operation giust om the Pariama:Pacif ic exp”! neys will then act fine. This fa- 4 ; . i 0 clos startling than any anti-ally ivi.) Arpold sprawled on the ceinent cnet og eat ponlnstasoy committee | MOUS Salts is made from the acid 4 tles thus far brought to light part of his suspenders circling his |5® ke Tukew? ns of grapes and lemon juice, com- 4 The federal grand jury was slated ea cae a turke of the (iamber| bined with lithia and has been used to resume. ite sitting tod pgp mate Rag ag an» al er {for generations to flush clogged L. J. Smith, informer, it is ex-] Ladies’ di Sontest: every at-loe the Commuscciel Cinb to| Kidneys and stimulate Ghote 8 iam pected, will give new evidence ernoon at th 0 the message, “Well | tivity, step to nestratnn See oe ae ae eer lhe rdbrehtarrial adel tisco the message, “Well do < in urine so ft no longer causes irri- tation, thus ending bladder disor- f ders. 4 WHO Jad Salts is inexpensive and can- gq not injure; makes a delightful ef- PUT YOUR fervescent lithia-water drink which all regular meat eaters should take % now and then to keep the kidneys 4 EARNINGS clean and the blood pure, thereby |avoiding serious kidney complica- —-~ jIn the bank during the past! ‘!°"* Lt Seattle is singing the pr Ines | flying tackle Did did th oe ep i] Monday of Antonio Coxszetto, ne Later in the ovening detec veal ear? i ou or did the little drug cle at the Eagle picked up @ second man whom th y y f e pharmacy, Sixt: av ind Jack-|first declares piaxred the hold-n son st, who, W 1 up iu the] The pollee hore tu apprehend) t men with whom you fool: gy rounrame, =e store Sunday night three rob-| third before aighr i it? Start ers sisted furlonsly until over Corzetto supposed the io were ishly spent it! St oer 3 powered and threatened with| customers when thoy ¢ i death of them askel for a | mes account now. ll RLICI S When the three had gone, he rueh- | gum ed into the baleony, 1a re As Cozzetto was serving i volver, and eit. at them thru alcecond man stepped up and ALTED ED MILK window as they H a revolver against the clerk's ribs. | Interest 4% M The shots atte.cted Patrolman] Coxsetto promptly seize? the re The ood-drink Ages. |Keefe, who pursuei the trio and | volver and wrestled with the thug, | Sacomerd F for All | brought one of them to earth by al who Yelled for hat It required | Debcous, i pasha — |the combined efforts of the three UNION | Keep # on your JAP EDITORS | HERE robbers, all large men, to over Davtied vere rower SAVINGS & |p qin wept to mint [ise ragged nim into s reor| MM WE A ee |room, and discussed the advisabil | Uniess you say “HORLIOK S” Five leading Japanese journalists ity of killing hima { « |you may get a Substitute. are here this week studying polit They searched Cozaetto, obtain | teal and social science nt the te-/in $6 and a gold watca. | Then OF SEATTLE |PERMANENT AND RELIABLE ae oa a ; fp \ a ve the red him not to move and 10 Years tn Seattle. 5 | head ne politic nd social scl | hastened aw tak $15 from the 1 have no substitutes or ass! ‘ Me Jence tment of Meljf univers: | cash register and overlooking $100 Capital and Surplus $800,000 ave Ae ieee cna coat ool ae 5 ity, Tokio, who as Ge Uyehara,! ‘The man captured by Pairolman | sonally, It costs you formerly was a high echool stu-| Keefe gave the name of John 8.| sounsef aha aan jdent here Brown, 29, a machinist | JAMES D, HOGE, President , " has seers «furnished v| N. B. SOLNER, ‘0 we, 2 ng as ni | | | REYNOLDS TO SPEAK | cccuvition Yonssioreman, was NIN AER MOAR ADE TEVA ONES r by detecti Charles A. Reynolds, chairman of | HoGE « : \the public service commission, will "| pial undaan F on “Capitalizntion of Raw | | In the Heart of the Financial at the vookly luncheon of ad | Olatrict Municipal leasug the Hotel |Beesone | prood and Skin disorders, ete. hington Ann iesday noon UALITY | We guarantes the suveriority or! Venarson, the new and_rellable Reynolds is an ceate of fed jthe Lundberg Truss, and g1ve free | american remedy for blood disorders, eral control of water power. Poth Lee S| saad ed dachsin Come to me for reliable Wasser- luncheon and lecture are open to | eure: aM: tha: pnblte iret DR. DONAWAY P Itamonds | 4 Liberty Bldg, Jewelry Unten Phird, Opposite Postoftice, SEWING CIRCLE SALE prices aa} Office 8, 0 aw, to 8 p.m same ae Sundays, 10 a. m, to 12 | -| The ladies’ sewing circle of the have years. Mount Zion missin will continue to Hot hold its sale at Stall 108, Westlake A. LUNDBERG CO, public market Many useful arth | Whird Ave. and Vester Way Trusses, Deformity Appliances ang Artificial Limbs. cles ave offered for sale. Hotel rye Building uo? eD lence ADS FOR RESULTS