The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 7, 1915, Page 5

Popular Price Jewelry Store Now Located on Second Ave. at University St. We are now located in our new store on the northeast corner of Sec- ond Ave. and University St. You are invited to come in and see our com- prehensive display of Diamonds, Solid Gold Jewelry, Watches, Sterling Sil- ver, Plated Ware, Clocks, Cut Glass and Novelties. Our old stock was dis- posed of on First Ave. New goods have just arrived. Keen buyers will ap- precigte that the most desirable gifts are those of the very latest designs. Our new, bright stock is. quite complete, therefore purchasing is made easy. Here is a wealth of suggestions—gifts for men, women and children at popular prices. A comparison of stocks and prices is invited, as we are large cash buyers and are in a position to sell up-to-date goods for less money than other stores are offering last year's styles and designs. TO INDUCE YOU TO COME IN AND SEE, WE OFFER: Bracelet Watches Wide range of patterns to select from. Largest stock in Seattle, at reduced pric This watch—Waltham or Elgin movement, 20-year guaranteed case; "$10.00 We enjoy the reputation for good quality, merchandise, not necessarily expen- sive but substantial, reliable jewelry—the kind that lasts. Not only is our stock complete, but our prices are positively the lowest. S. FRIEDLANDER & SON JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS SECOND AVE. AT UNIVERSITY ST. Established 35 Years | HERE and ELSEWHERE W. P. Totten, Seattle, senior law Colorado politics, visiting son here. 1th student, elected president of Inde Fortnightly meeting King County! Isaac Isaacson, city employ pendent union at university Legislative federation Monday aft-/ticed from home Monday Ne class pins for seniors at ernoon. beaten, robbed of $25, Seattle bigh | B. Sterling, 1712 Yesler way, just} Two hundred tickets sold fc L. H. Darwin, state fish commis-/over from Russia, rang fire alarm/cimb dinner Wednesday night sioner, bas 1,000,000 fish eggs to| Monday, trying to mat! letter in} plant in King county waters. fire box. B. scared when engines “Club Stories,” book published by | came. Washington State Federation of Quantity of fruit and veget Women’s clubs, just issued. in store of A. Gandolfo, 514 8 Mrs. Louise Jones. prominent iniave., destroyed by person Q Informations charging Wright and Philip Brandon four robberies filed Monday Justice Reah Whitehead spec Y¥. M. C. A. day school stu Tuesday ables Some women would lke have votes—their own thelr bushands 4 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. Exhibit of Washington State jatelic association open Tue til 7 p. m.. in Stuart building Grace liner Santa Cecilia a Monday | John shot h |Monday tn rooms, 203 Dexter dead Carl Linga, seeking veasel wise trade High tide and breaker Bay City, Or owling alley dance hall Monda; Mrs. Ellen French. | Elsie French Vanderbilt, | Bournemouth, Eng. Charles 8. Mellen eral prosecution r line. Carlson, of for | Mazatian, Mexicon We give you the Machine—you only buy the Records We will, for a short time, give free, one of these high-erade Machines, your choice of golden oak or Mission, to every person who will purchase 66 Records, your own selection, one or more per week as desired, dh | declares ined New I Records are 75c each—all are double-faced Seattle Music Co. 106 UNION STREET | Brand Whitlock, on arrival a ledo, O., Monday, greeted by | elty. | Petition filed in council | demanding |lanta, Ga M recall of mayor ¢ “Don't bother me about naming the mountain,” jroared Everett True this a. m. “If | had the time to debate such piffling things, Vd be living in | Tacoma.” Heat Your Entire House With GAS The New Gas Fuel Radiators Make This Possible Without the Slightest Trace of Odor; in Fact, They Aid Ventilation HENEVER ton; immediately the gas is @urned on and lighted in the rooms that are cooler than The mément the required . Maj. Gen, Franklin command of Western United States arm cisco. Arm Bell par San ci Colorad T ored ydock irydock We Historic citadel, Quebec, ¢ fire Monday, Little damage Field Marshal Von Hindenbe interview, says war must con until Serbs ans and Brit deciai punished Turkish troyer, and four saifing + Jof Marmora by British sub | Resignation of ministry by king of 8 Edward Kr unconcerned over Cat scratching or frey Adams aves his life when house ta o Louls Larsen, trapper, m since last Augué@, arrived in deen Monday In last two weeks of Walla Walla shipped to St. Paul and Minn Two thousand bills introduc congress Mond heat nted, push the but dew supply anole sunk ¢ temperature desired degree of heat is renched in any room tMe fuel is automatically shut off in that room and all expense Wy held in murder window ¢ ceases See them on display at our showrooms. oo DARD ALL ILD PALSLAAPS POPPI FPP PII F PPPS EAS SEATTLE LIGHTING COMPANY Stuart Building. Phone Main 6767. 86, Tacoma 100,000 bu valley rew valerian on them Monday fay un mother entire sh are ploneer, STAR—TUESDAY, DEC. 7, 1915. PAGE 5, Port MayBuildBelt Line on Authority of Majority Vote Ask Counsel for Ruling on Whether 60 Per Cent Vote Is Necessary; If It Isn’t, Work Will Be Started at Once; If It Is, Proposal Will Be Resubmitted 4 60 per cent majority If the proposition transfer of bonds with which construct the belt line are 4 submitted at a special election | wilt be on the ground that a « |number of King county voters misted at the last election by |kept press of the elty and cc which worked unserupulo commission at apecial in misrepresenting the true issue held Monday afternoon for the benefit of the ratlroads and Port Attorney C. J, France was| favored shippers Instructed to render an opinion as| = W Lincoln, auditor for the to whether 60 per cent of the total | port commission, has shouldered all is necessary to carry bond| blame for the shortage of ballots at! transfer issues, and was asked to/ Saturday's election, and Prosecutor have his opinion ready for the reg-|Lundin has dropped the matter. ing Wednesday afternoon.| Robert F. Booth, defeated candi decides that 60 per cent is|date for the commission, says he | ry, the commission will re-/will not contest the election, tho| all four of the propositions |it is conceded that any one of the calling for bond transfer at a spe-|voters deprived of a ballot could clal election, to be called March 6,/bring an action to invalidate the the same day as the city election. | election. “* HE'D NEVER GET cesta” "tet RIGH; EXPLAINS | the result of a ruliog by Harold} | Preston, former attorney r the —_—-— |pert, who on a former occasion, His dying statement tinged with whe bonds = vot for fund the eynie’s bitterness, John Carlson, were to be transferred to another | 203 Dexter ave., told hospital au of a alightly different nature, ruled | thorities early this morning the mo-| that it was advisable that they have tive for his suicide ™ ” — 1 have b n out of work for a 9 year and a half,” he sald, “and have Don t concluded that would never bel Suffer | From Piles rich.” A few minutes later he died a For Free Trial Treatment No matter how long or how bad Carlson shot himself in the left fo to your druggist today and breast. Hin wife get a 50-cent box of Pyramid Pile The proposed port commie sion belt line railroad along the water front may be constructed, despite the fact that the propo- sitions providing for transfer of funds with which to con struct it failed to receive 60 per cent of the votes cast at Saturday's election. This was determined by tt for to ain calling the | | port a heasion vote 1 of the belt line. > law requiring that a vote is necessary for tho it ts recognized 160 per cent bond transfer |that it is bonds. The &0 per cent requirement in one who ts employed | found him sev-| ‘The city hospital] but Carlson} CITIES VOTE TODAY , All cities in the state belaw thone of the first class are in the midst] jof municipal Tuesday. | Auburn has the distinction of being| U the only with a contest. C. E.} and] in a laundry here eral hours later nded promptly was beyond recovery elections ne the West citizens’ tcket M. J n the non-partisan ticket candidates for mayor CASCARETS SELL heer, UWENTY MILLION BOXES PER YEAR ja single box often cures, A trial) packege mailed free to plain wrap Best, safest cathartic for liver and bowels, and people per If you send us coupon below know it. | ¢, en night 20 | jae or Ad} }to | Buck with Free Sample Coupon PYRAMID DRUG COMPANY 533 Pyramid Didg., Marshal hich K 1 me a Free samplk of Pyramid Pile Treatment, in plain wrapper ake to 5 es dents | They're f ious. ine! Don't stay bil- sick, headachy or constipated Name Street w ri jra j th * jan SHOP EVERY DAY AT FRYE’S QUALITY MARKETS Wednesday Specials: Fancy April Eggs, Storage Choice Shoulder Pork Roast Choice Steer Pot Roast pot Rowt....... 1Oe Ribs. wer 9c Choice Steer 124c eh re Phil ar rrived | ta imaelf ave. | Enjoy inside) mi jwith ¢ Jat night | kentle t you ever feeling grand your sep clean and enjoy the nicest,|4= liver and bowel cleansing |‘ experienced, Wake up Your head will be|W clean, breath and your liver bowels active. ny drug #tore and Stop the headaches. dilious spells, bad colds and days—Brighten up, Cheer up, Cl Mothers should give ret children when cross feverish or if tongue is they are harmless—never| gripe or sicken Tr 00TH | ALKS Beg On Filling Teeth by HOW 1 here} coast-| | clear right ecked and of m th gr stom nd thirty fe Get a box at straighten wp. es ad 8 fed laven yee at t Shoulder Steak.. Choice Club Sausage Anchor Brand | Bacon ‘ Pork Back Bones, 10 Ibs. for at onday of At | | a }th « |re ce in SA by is Jel [is re THE FOLLOWING MAKK MARKT, MARKET ue. Washington Fran - nton and V Look for U. 8. Purple = It Signifies Purity and Quallty da Shops Open Until 6:20 P. M aught | PERMANENT AND RELIABLE |: 10 Years Senttie, I have no su 1 to d by None.) ) In one of the| to human com- | erg, in itinue onfined largely you| to and filling me for|{, | Avice VIStT WILE I treat all Dis the with gold, alloy | which resembles | ge y that it ts al-|® table from the natural fadn and fanctes about 16 and gone, but are here t stay, becaune tood the tast and the fillingms Hike ave heen 1 re ra ot vital | 5, organs, ship n Sea an of B Br t undete | teet M. ings have one three epted Nerves Liver, aed nea Arges, f God ) ro metters, and then fillings, and can-| | but ¢ LOWEN J. IR DDS. 705 to 715 Ave. n and Washington Blocks, Open evenings until 8 and Sur all n fire. se ise Aber: |ar e best new and reliable y for blood din for reliable ¥ Wn, rst | pr \F Tent Un ap ela |man Bloc ushele DONAWAY wheat | une HOPES VATICAN 'TO SAFEGUARD | Keested ity SERBS IN ALBANIA |sweep of the Teuton Take one or two] bands ar COMMISSIONER B’NAI B’RITH BALL s|navy yard Monday. Msc Dougall - fouthwick Ghe Store o the Chriv tna Spirit? ESTARLISHED 1875 ss cial Women’s Neckwear, Very Spe JNDREDS and hundreds of pieces of Neckwear, and hardly two alike. This sale represents a special purchase from an exclusive Neck- wear manufacturer, $1.45 Collars, Cuffs, Sets, Guimpes 50c and 65c Neckwear, Spe- 25c + $1.95; $2.25 % cial Holiday Price.. 65c Fitth Floor $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 Neckwear, 95¢ al, for Just 58 Women d Vestees. $2.50, $2.75, $3.00 Neckwear, Special $3.50 to $4.50 Exclusive Neckwear, Special f $5.00, $6.00, $6.50 Neckwear of Distinction, Special...... J an Special $1.75, $2.00, $2.25 Neckwear, Special An Opportunity, Exception A $45.00 to $55.00 Velvet Suits Reduced to $28.50 And every Suit is now in Fashion’s spotlight. This sale represents a pre-Christmas movement. We show these Suits tomorrow for the first time at a reduced price. Fur and braid trimmed rich Velvet Suits. Coats that have the new flare and semi-novelty models decidedly individual. Coats are lined with fancy silks. Fur collars, fur cuffs, fur edges of Hudson seal, beaver, natural raccoon, skunk-opossum and Australian opossum, Deep pile and corduroy velvets, in navy, black, wine, Russian green, African brown and blackberry. Reduced price $28.50. —Second Floor, to Edmunds sts. respectively, were introduced by Councilman Lundig — Burglars climbed thru the window of the residenee of sD MeMullen, 4745 40th ave. S. W., an took $50 worth of jewelry. | po |What you know you T SUGGESTED |to do. You have it all lured out that you ought to solution to the problem of| how best, to safeguard the squrce| start a savings oO! pe city’s water supply from Why don’ ? | y don’t you? impurities will be sought when the Start one with us. council finance committee meets! Interest 4% Thursday Last spring the town of Cedar | Falls was flooded by an overflow UNION SAVINGS ‘TRUST CO. | from Rattlesnake Jake; Cedar Falls OF SEATTLE | CAN END STRIFE SEATTLE WATER ope Tells Cardinals It Will Council Considers Matter of Be Clearing House Condemning Cedar for Ideas Falls RGES COMPROMISE , AQUEDUC BY HENRY WOOD ROME, Dec. 7.—Pope Bene- dict hopes to make the Vatican clearing house for peace ideas This is the outstanding con- clusion drawn here today from his allocution as made public in full, While we seek with all our re urces to alleviate the doleful con. quences of this war,” the pope) id the consistory, “we feel oblig by our apostolic office to incul e anew the only means that can nickly put an end to this tremen ous conflagration In this, it is generally thought he eant that the Vatican should bave werful hand The means of reaching peace, he is by compromise on all olongation of the for } the be. adence from the de of prosperous civilization, the Christian religion ised from nothing At the same,time, ne at an end ought to be made now 0 as not to assume before God nd man the enormous responsibil for the continuation of this edding of blood, of which history no counterpart é ¥ A |residents biamed the flood to seep- age from the new dam Whether Cedar Falls will be con- demned by the city or whether jdamage claims by residents there will be fought, will be determined, probably, Thursday Councilman Erickson will pre sent a plan for a pipe line or aque- tduct, extending from the Cedar | Falls power plant to Landsburg, the intake of the water supply. All dangers of impurities from Cedar |Falls and from Taylor, which also |lies in the watershed, would thus | be eliminated to) Out of eight bids received on the has | $75,000 water extension utility jbonds, the council accepted that of the National City bank at par and a premium of $7.60. The bonds |bear 5 per cent interest | Bills appropriating $12,000 and| |$7.500 from the general fund, for |planking Rainier ave., from Kenny jto Thistle sts. and from Hanford Capital and Surplus $800,008 hieh JAMES D. HOGE, President N. B. SOLNER, Vice President and Trust HOGE BUILDING In the Heart of the Financial Oletrict if cords Dec. 7.—One hundred thousand Serbs have | Albania, before the | iLlb. Tins 30c— ATHENS, nd twenty ken refuge in Scattered Serb Montenegr d in ex rbla ated here today fighting nd a few are still eme Southwestern § tn 3 lb. Tins 85e: 4 —SS== . a ARSCOUNCIL MEETS PARIS, Dec, 7.—Repre the military fe et today in the secc elr general war council ew that the ntatives of the allies nd session of Belief re in one or riore thestres _ FiRESIDE DREAMS — LOOK WHOSE HERE ! ‘Closset & Devers The Oldest EWALD WRITES LETTER TO STAR Editor The Star: Dear sir citizen I want to thank e service you have once more} ndered the community in the re nt port election, Whenever the terests of the pe assaulted the powers that prey, The Star the one daily paper to which the! tizens can look for guidance. It the one paper that works for its aders, May it thrive and grow Yours truly CARL A Wash. ; and Largest Coffee Roasters in the Northwest As you for THE GOOD UUDGE AND THE PRESIDENT OF THE GRANGE.) GENTLEMEN, HISTORY RECORDS THE NAMES OF SOME MEN WHO DID MUCH FOR THEIR COUNTRY AND WHO ARE REVERENCED IN THE MINDS OF THOSE LIVING TO-DAY. LIKEWISE, HISTORY ®! - WILL RECORD THE NAME OF THE GOOD UUDGE,WHO HAS TOLD MEN OF W-8 CUT TOBACCO. ASMALL CHEW! LASTS LONGER THAN A BIG CHEW.OF ORDINARY SU TNAM COUNT GRANCE EWALD. TO HAVE SURPRISE A corsage bouquet will be pre nted to each lady attending the anual ball of the Ladies’ Auxiliary the Hildesheimer lodge of the Nat B'Rith at Christensen’s ‘oadway hall Wednesday evening. | The gentlemen will be given} BOS, The committee in charge! has arranged several pleasant sur it is announced. ises, | NEARLY all W-B CUT users owe the comfort of W-B Chewing—the Real Tobacco Chew, new cut, long shred—to friends who told them about it. W-B CUT Chewing is rich tobacco small chew takes the place of a big wad of ordinary tobacco aad it lasts. Get a pouch and give it a quality test. U. 8. Grant, descendant of former | esident and general, reported as | pprentice seaman at Puget sound | Junth's for people who work. 4 Main 9640. Union and Third, Office . 9 o Sundays, 10 a, m. y office ts at and Ho Bellingham olly ate, Elk to 12, PHONE MAIN 9400 FOR STAR ‘Notice how the salt brings out the rich tobacce taste” Made by WEYMAN-BRUTON COMPANY, 50 Union Square, New York City *WANT ADS.