The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 7, 1915, Page 2

Store Hours—Week Days, 9 a. m., 6 p. m Saaturday, 9:30 a, m, to 9:30 p. m 1422-24-26 FIRST AVE. THE LEADER CO. JOHN PANTON, MANAGER Phone Main 6035 People —not just a glance over this ad—we want you to read it, and read it each week—as the prices mentioned below will save you time and money. An ad of this kind, mentioning but one price and taking in every depart- ment in the store, will be be run in this paper Tuesday night of each week, for Wednesday's selling only. We also vyant you to notice that each week there will be a different sale price—and only one price—of merchandise advertised each week. Always watch for The Leader Company's Tuesday ad, The price for our weekly sale is 98c. Ea Women’s Wear Wonten® Sateen Pett!- coats with accordeon pleated flounce; in navy blue only; reg. value $1.25, for 98c Volle, marqguisette and fine lawn Shirt Waist, in pla tallored effects or the more dressy styles Hosiery and Underwear Women's Cashmere Hose, fine grade; reg 98c value 50c; 3 pairs attk Women's artifictal Hose with garter top, rem. double heel and toe; ‘98c MILLINERY A fine assortment of Ladies’ Trim- med Hats in plush, velvet, etc., in almost all colors, trimmed with fur, feathers or flowers; worth up to $3.75. Special, 98c Wednesday only ....... $9e pair: tn Xmes box of 3 pairs Children's Woo! Union 3 lace trimmed, embrotd BALCONY reg. value 61.98; “ ered, etc; a fine assort ra ment of | styles at .. ‘ 98c s % Women's, gaghem and erc e S C | percale House Dresses in 9 so blue, lavender, black and | white, etc.; daintily made Silk Mafflers in Persian Roudoir Caps, made of : and trimmed with designs, in green, blue, dainty lace, prettily é 3 embroidery, ete.. 98c whines weenes for trimmed with ribbon and 4 only 98c roses; all hand made; : . 4 values to $148, for Ivoroid Manicure Set, tn. | Ladies’ alllinen em- | Wedneotay cluding Scissors, Buffer, ‘é | “ 7 Gloves broidered a 98 ppb 98c Saive Yar, Wile. and. But 1.25 values, for : on Hook; in x | ton ; jt Ladie# washable Kid box of 3 ' 98c | Allover Lace tn beautiful dainty gift box... 98c Gloves in the popular Beautiful tapestry Pillow patterns, Venise and Or Chased Silveroid Tollet a sand color; a 98 Tops in a variety of | ental and a few allallk Set; consists of File, 7 $1.25 value for... Cc colors ang patterns; vale | patterns tn colors; values Button Hook, Scissors, | Ladies’ tan Cape Gloves; nes to $1.98; spe- } to #1 Buffer, ete.; tn 4 Elite make; Ag 98 cial Wednesday 98c { for, yard .. . 98c attractive box 98c 2 reg. $1.25 value. . c Men's Stiveroid Shaving Sets, including engraved Mug and good Shaving Brush tn lined 98c gift box for UMBRELLAS good quality Gloria 98c Men‘ cloth Umbrellas, reg. $1.50 value... Large Gilt Folding Reds China Tea Sets . [MAN WHO TOLD ltive exchange, where poor women! may sell the products of their ovens ‘WANT TO GIVE POOR building, on Second ave. CONSTIPATION sins .sins'n sc Get Dr. Edwards’ BUDGET BOTHERS Olive Tablets = § RUSSIA, LIKE US ‘That te the joyful cry of thousands —_—— | ings (Dr, Edwards produced Oltvs| LONDON, Dec. 7.—C#ar Nicholas inblets, tne fubstitute for calomel |has indefinitely postponed the meet-| 7 and calomel's old-|ing of the duma scheduled for to-| fime anemy, discovered the formula | morrow, according to Petrograd ve Tablets while treating | ignatches today. The reason give pt chronic co: tion and | O18? given Toepia vere Tonle constipation ana) i the failure of the budget commit- tee to complete tts work. Edwards’ Olive Tablets do not healing STEEL NEAR TOP. He was bowels and r act ‘They never force them to unn tin hoes a “tark b tne | NEW YORK, Dec. 7.—Following L. m. CLARE aod. then oft odlarag lication of the president's Dow and then—« bad breath — dui, | Pu a pres tired fecting. ke headache—torpid sage, United States Steel jun You Want Your Tiver and are con ved, you'll find |1% points, to 88, within % of the tick, sure and only p tom one or two Olive Tablets ‘Thousands ta Bight fun and 26, want result ittle Dr, bedtime, one or two « Savas \top price for the year. And the btainable to nost OYSTERS Olympias or Eastern Try Them Fried, 35¢ perator In this offi erator has graduated fr dental colleges, and A the examin board a or in tate dental nf First Class Throughout Pre |» Wa CHICAGO and manager of this office, so you that Gur N K AT ATION LEAVES OREGON-W WITH 11:15 P. M. DAILY ASHINGTON THE OWL (Ready —VIA— for Occupancy 9:30 P. M.) Between Portland and Chicago This MAL UB Charles C, Cro San Francisco Car In Part of the Popular detective, held to the grand jury ERY at tha eee aus 4 charged with manipulating bomb canes in 3 to 10 days, F Oregon-Washington Limited plots 8 Louls J, Smith, a San Franctsco| P man, arres din Detroit and return-| {nformation ed to the Coast, is alleged to have Tickets, Reservations City Ticket Office, 716 Second Avenue made : Me ba paion Ss Noatine Pa dynam outrage mplicating | Telephone Main 932 Crowley as the leader. MUHL PAINT CO. H. L. HUDSON, D. F. and P. A. Smith told bis story in detail be-| 10 Pine ‘se a P fore the grand Jury | J Smith says he resided for a time} WALLPAPER in Tacoma, He is belleved to have From 5 Cen had something to do with the El-| liott bay explosion, last May. ‘STAR—TUESDAY, DEC. 7, 1915. 98c 98: I8Bc 8c 9Bc 9Bc I8ec Y8e Y8c YBc 98c Y8c 98c Y8c 98c 98c YBc 98c 9Bc 98c 98c |} To TALK OF DRY LAW Dental | Work Done by a DEN. | TIST and the Best One! to Be Had tm AN expert plain sigh 913 Second, Near Madison wel Gaye tee a ot: lnpaoeea JAS. R. BOLDT, Prop, Mgr. Sf, ERsto-date peial « with to the pati d our prices are the lowest, ways, aa it damental prin ‘ with th that we will | feel perfectly justified In saying to UNSATISF AC- SAND PAGE 2. UNDERTAKERS HAVE HOT TIME, Lie Is Passed in Meeting of County Commissioners; Charge Discrimination WON'T BURY HATCHET Thirteen undertakers appeared before the county commissione ‘Tuesday determined to dictate the manner of disposal of dead bodies, A wordy and bitter squabble en sued, In which the lie was pasnod.! The meeting broke up Suet tn time|@ to avert a riot. When the room had cleared, the comminstoners concluded to take all) coroner cases out of the hands of undertakers and attend to # bur ials thro the public morgue and its attaches This method will necessitate the cancelling of an agreement entered into last week between the com missioners and Butterworth & Sons, which was the cause ofthe contro versy, Fiat Rate M Before the agreement was made, Johnson & Hamilton were getting the benefit of all coroner cases, It was found their average monthly Dill against the county for this work was $193 Butterworth & Sons agreed fo take all work of that nature for the ‘flat sum of $100 monthly | Protest followed on the part of nearly every other undertaking con cern in the county, FP. H. Hamilton, of Johnson & Hamilton, was spokesman of the “committees of 13." He mado grave charges against Butterworth & Son: } I know of case he sald, “where | sudden death has occurred and! the coroner has been notified. Be’ | fore the ‘dead wagon’ could get to the place of death, a representative | }of Butterworth & Sons was on the ground pleading for possession of the body “This representative pleaded with the widow or other relatives of the| dead one that they would not wish to see the body lying in the dirgf jmorgue beside dead gamblers, Chinamen thugs | Oh, Such Language! | At this juncture Attorney George |Gregory, representing Butterworth Sone, who had entered the room| 'MRS.FITZ NOW IS AN EVANGELIST Wile of ormer Pugi Scorns Money; Seeks | Souls A FORMER STAGE STAR| “TODAY'S STYLES TODAY” Dec 7 Mrs! has become LOS ANGELES, Bob Fitzsimmons preacher, Turning away from the wreck of her home and the friends the claims ° Py donerted her, sho has begun life! B H S th g U f ] Mer career as an actress and opera singer i @ memory she hopes) to forget Mrs, Fitzsimmons came to this city Then Your Gift Will Be Appreciated 0 = 0 IN OUR MEN’S DEPT.— Silk Cravats Handkerchiefs Silk Half Hose Pajamas Lounging Robes Smoking Jackets Bath Robes Stetson & Clarkson Hats Bradbury System Suits and Overcoats Holiday Buying at the “Eastern” CASH or CREDIT We charge nothing for the Hberal credit accommoua- | | ton that i» extended to you. Pay a little down—the bal | ance may be pald in emall weekly or monthly pi ments, to sult your own individual convenience. FOUR CASTERS. HEADLINER ON “APRIL FOOL” JOKE C. P. Dose, real estater, living at 2121 Sist ave. S&, has the “last laug! Tuesd on his friend) George Healey, practical joker. sap END TO THAT | ; . . red and white stripe, Electric Motors .. 98c | “You rea Mar jain red, brown, etc.; Steam Trains Ladies’ Whit Sets 98c Hamilton sputtered Press to 91.00; cyan. | | Mary Jane Dogs een See " “I can recite one specific tn-| y rig teh stance,” he declared. “Th ° Wednestay only 98c aesecececoss up to 96.60...... 98c 98c : © repr sentative beat the ‘dead wagon’ and the widow signed an agreement to PANTAGES BILL. ng stunts done high tn Heajey is said to have “April fook | we of" Dose last All Fools’ day by cate tn ing off $26.75 worth of window |thades belonging to Dose. ‘The latter “came back” by asking , eg & — ar the} Mre. Bob Fitzsimmons |the alr, every one a thriller, place | Prosecutor Lundin to take a hand , presented fo $640 to her, a oum she was unable|Fecently after a disagreement with|the Four Casters at the top of the| Toe Me ecieriee cout to pay because of her poor circum-| her bh and, the former heavy | udeville bill at the Pantages| tharging Healey with grand lam stances weight champion. piw,{ theatre this week. They call thelr] cen 5 to Rev. Dr His drinking caused the trou lact Acrobatic Pranks Aloft. oT eR ry sand he appealed to me, The she sald inine ts Needed. Dees result was that the Bill was cut) As a culmination of thelr mar| Knox Wilson and a man aasistant| ot ite ttle nad igtative effect. LAX- down to $185." {tal woes the exchampion adver-| appear in a pleasing riot of comedy, 2TivE'sacwo SCN fio fod bet Nolsy, But No Blood tised that he would not respons!-|with songs and music produced) for ine ee oe. Lag Bees “There fan't going to be any more of this scrapping over dead bodies,” said Commissioner Carrigan, when the visitors had gone. “I'm sick of it. The only way to stop it is to bury them ourselves.” MINISTERS VIEW ADORATION AT Y. M. The ministers were questa at the YW. GCA Sunday fn viewing the miracle picture “Adoration,” being shown all this ek for the benefit of charity, Over 1,000 people daily have viewed the picture. An ad mission of 25 cents is charged Over half the proceeds are gt to charitable organizations. $2.50 n has bod For 10 days we will fit a gold filled frame with spherical lenses r,jand leather case, complete, for |$2.50. This includes a careful and ec }accurate examination Satiafac- wx/tion guaranteed. We prercribe, to|grind and fit our own glasses Camry Optical Parlors H. C, and M. Curry EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS 3064.66 Arcade Bidg. __Bring This Ad With You CURES MEN Old or young men, victime of tn- in, Weakness from any cause, | let! let we “ow vier uldn’t ft be ray or vitality, unfit for bual- | yaar part to tenet © quickly cured by her kind of dental] DR. PIERCE’ Omaha, Cheyenne and Intermediate ty dest, b Sete n| mall $1, or aix boxes for § . Room Phone U ION Louis J. Smith. C SYSTEM dynamiting ‘of munitions of war| FOR WOMEN ONLY pret Standard Road of the West along the Pacific coast are drawing| Root Pilla the well atten | aac the net of evidence tighter around and reliable remedy for Stall 79 Lower Floor, Pike Place Market | ees | When Itching Stops ) There ltreatment that ture instant In ona safe, dependable * itehing tor and that cleanses and rug@iat fer a lo} 1.) nd apply It as directed will find that pimple eczema, rir similar #kim troubles will | oA lttle zemo, the penetra iafying Haquid, is all that ts for It banishes all akin makes the askin soft, smooth healthy. Zemo, Clovelabd wave souls, | “The w jn |mone she has played ldilatory tactics " m4 “T say, sir, you're a lar, a ble for his wif dobts ne a WOMEN A CHANCE °:s.‘c.os°scufc’seis:| INSIDE THINGS | bw, 3 |llar!" shouted Greeory Thin caused a nervous breakdown) "Om & variety of instruments. Jar t 4. KE. Taylor of Oregon and W. J.) ry,’ *° oh for Mrs. Fitesimmons. vis and Harrison, a man and girl, |committes of the council Tuesday IN BOMB PLOTS w: ren of Minnesota will discuas|,.7he Committee of 18” shifted un pes idaedacy th tha eocnty hesgitell eke GA Unmia Wib.:kuk wet een - —-— Adaitionsl room for the coopera-| ), “I Wiliams, a lawyer, asked | a thodiat cha son Tey ret] “Throw him out!” yelled an un./here of good comedy out of their skit,, AMUSEMENTS i nthe church, 320 bird ave.| t » claime. that her logy j j 0 di-| \ dertaker It wan then, she claims, that her “Fiirtolog | | sation, comfort, Rtakiin, aa Pre W. Woeteasser evening, eupeeunietasiianenthien There's nobody here big friends deserted her. The Aisska Quartet of men have PIE big Pe Car 1a \tlonery store at Portson place, just | Lanch at the Hollywood, 212) enough'” Gregory shouted back “My only friend.” she says, “was a charming group of songs and fing! Re Matters Wea across Yesier way from the Smfth/ | Pike. Ady. Silently the room emptied God Was it strange, then, that them well. Hannah Leach ra : — upon my recovery I should join the Jack Holland are seen in latest | church and become an evangelist? My new mission will be to lif people out of their misery, 1 am going out to battle the saloons and dances Harry Latow is a comedy juggler.) ho talks incessantly. “A Girl of Weat” is a good comedy-<dra-| ILLINGTON L3 wipe out the rediight districts matic sketch presented by Al Lutt-(N THE: LIE ARTHUR Jones I will never go back to the ringer, Dave Smith and Hazel Starr.| MEW YORK CAST AND PRODUCTION stage; 1 will now use my voice to A her installment of “Neal of Prices: Nights, S0@¢ te 63.00 not to make money 1 ives too fast the Navy” finteh CHAUFFEUR TO the Bidocadl | Matinee: 25¢ to $1.50. ‘Empress Theatre Peo-| le give all thei ent and nm Mra, Fitzelr a ‘7—BIG ACTS—7_ She began her career as an opera t inger in at the Be of 15. atce: an aluutyeas onetily tie DIVING CONTEST: opera star married the famous AUTO SLAYER | .ADIES' CONTEST AT MATINEES fighter, and as Mra, Bob Fitasim . MEN'S CONTEST NIGHTS WINNERS COMPETE FOR SILVER CUP n the leading: theatres of America _———- Mrs, Fitasimmons is working un-| Proseeutor Lundin said bisa dor the auspices of the International he would charge W. J, Jackson, a THURSDAY NIGHT |W hite Cross negro chauffeur, now held by the PRICES—10c, 15¢ and 20¢ Her evangelistic tours will cover) police, with manslaughter, as soon | ———________________ \" United States as the body of the man he is al " |leged to have killed Monday is identitied | Jackson, it is raid, ran down the| inknown man at Third ave. and Washington st. killing him instant-| he Comedienne Extrnordinary The negro Is driver for A. Born-| oA, | ; Secse CUNNINGHAM Bi! he body at the morgue is that of il man between 40 and 45 years ol]. Thurber ana Ma * There is too much of this reck less driving,” said Lundin, “Nearly| every day or two some one {s knock | jed down in the street, I shall no |hesitate to prosecute in every such case.” OWEN BEGINS A FIGHT FOR ‘GAC’ RULE IN SENATE: Deo. 7.—Senator Oen of Oklahoa, father of the plan to force a cloture rule on the sen ate, opened the fight for the “gag”| today, following delivery of the president's message. WwW. ASHINGTON. Reserve Your Seats Now. NEW PANTAGES. Mats, 2:30—Nights, 7 and 9 FOUR CASTERS World's Greatest Aerialists KNOX, WILSON & CO, Other Big Acts 10c and 200” : M’CALL IS FIRED Ho proposed a rule to limit any} ALBANY, N. Y., Dec. 7.—Edward |senator’s speech to one hour after|E. McCall of New York is today no the senate has taken a vote, declar-|longer chairman of the downstate line the speaker was engaging in|public service commission, He was in other words, was|removed by Gov. Whitman, who jsustained charges that he held stock in a corporation that is un- der the supervision of the commis- : filibustering. Household Economy eee sion, McCall is a former suprem : 2000 ATTEND BAZAAR Sy ee ar er my wm mene oe [many ‘candidate against Mayor|g emedy and Save @2 by Several hundred dollars were {Mitchel tn the last city election. 3 mapssnge, diecsbeadressgates raised at the bazaar given for the| 30-0 6-6-6-0:6-06-06900 00000008 1 |benefit of widows and orphans of Gough saatet : | ‘0 dictnes, as a rule, co! : iBritish soldiers by the British FORTNER WRITES |tain a large quantity of plain syrupe American Relief society at the A pint of granulated sugar with af Preas club theatre Monday. More [pint of warm water, stirred for 39 than 2,000 persona patronized the| Copy of report on file at police) imrney tan hey ot 88 Bood syrup “ basaar. | station Then Ket from your druggist 246 Is Mrs. J. C. Hagen, 1122 20tt ave, ]ounces Pinex (50 cents worth), pout adler ta sorch has | ite & pint bottle and fill the bottle N., reports cooler on rear porch has| with “shear etn ee ee tele |been broken into twice recently, bY | at a cost of only 64 cents, a full pl i waing Knife blade and cutting wire|of reall Ay hg cough syrup i screen, First timo the thief got|*oU Could buy ready made for $3 2 . Pile » tostor HT - 5 " r saving of nearly $2, Full - rah k ae A Filene of Hfogton WilJeight bottles, but Saturday he got] directione with Pinex. it keeps pera peak on all Organization” Atiog Hotties of Hemrich’s Select,|fectly and tastes good the Ad club meeting Wednesday) \nich was very disastrous, as it put| It takes hold of tho usual cough evening, at 6:15, at the Butler ho-|, qujetus to the festivities, Asks |" chest cold at once and conquers! tel. Mr. Filene is one of the best-|% 4 : ¥ KS/it in 24 hours. Splendid for whoops ,: . “ithat a night officer keep a watch on] ing bronchitis and winté® known citizens of Boston, and has/inis place for a while—C, C, Fort-| coughs. wen wide notice thruout the coun-| or» Its truly astonishing how quick try by his work in connection with it hapen the dry, he ree om + the International Chambers of Com cough and heals and soothes the Img flamed 1 ful eoug armation ¢ ranes In the case of It also stops t hlegm in the thr tall specialty store, which grew up s onding thee from a small glove store Memorial services were held| j Tuosday morning at the Seattle BERLIN, Dec, 7.—The British|Pacific college, Rev, Alexander position at th Dardanelles grows | Beers officiating, in honor of Fred | he daly more pertious, the Constantl-|Fargher, 16, son of Capt. and Mra,| throat and chest nople war office reported today,|Farghar, of The Dalles, Ore, who| yt? drugalet cae matt Owing to stormy weather, the {n-|died here last Friday, The boy was|Pinex,” and don't gccept anythim vaders cannot land thelr winter/a general favorite with the stu: A kuarantes of absolute sates provisions, and the troops are sut-|dents. ‘The body will be shipped to] fection: gor, monex pre arattom ‘ering too, from lack of water, Oregon, The Pinex Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind,