The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 20, 1915, Page 2

Ld STAR—MONDAY, DEC. 20, 1915. PAGE 2, ° BY DEBT, IS CHARGED peta Special Christmas Terms if You Choose Now— There’s not much longer to think about it. Only four days more in which to take advantage of our very generous Christmas Terms, which allow you to pick out any one of the scores of World Famous Models of Talking Machines J The Only Store in the City Where All Three Standard Makes Are toeeret ° . | & Serious charges that Gov, Lister, himself Monday with simply de-jcount of the Weekly's charges under financial obligations|claring he is making every. effort Gov. Ernest Lister can't go to in the industrial/to get at the bottom of the short-|the bottom of the industrial insur commission, cannot go/age ‘ ance commission scandal, He vol} 3 the bottom of the recent short The charges that the governor juntarily tied his own hands-—com-| fee discovered in that depart-/has received financial aid from his | promised himself, and t# powerless | > Ment, are made in the current is-| subordinates are senvational tn nae to act of the Washington State ture, but thes Lister at “present lt will be necessary the} ¢ 5 y Firsts, co. unter conented! Me eet a 4 verbatim ac (2am nuier, and, ine turean ot! FA Shown Side by Side Se ee fice | mel ———— — we eae a ernor’s department if the truth ts Columbia Grafonolas to be brought to lght—and the} people are demanding to know all of the facts. | The charges that have been fi! ed against Gillles have failed to unravel the mystery The pple} want to know how much money} was stolen, and who got it | Should Discharge Loate “The first official act of tb nov ernor should have been to dismis# the members of the commission re sponsible for the lazy methods that permit i the state, trust funds to In fact, these m mitted to loaf on PAY NEXT YEAR Terms As Low as 50c a Week Victor Victrolas b On Special Christmas Terms VICTROLA IV. $15, With six selec tions (2 double-face records) $17.25 Terms of 0c a week On Special Christmas Terms $2.25 $1.50 and $3.00 CEDAR STOOLS TABOURETTES 9c 95¢ Rustic Cedar Stools, Solid Oak, stand 19 substantially constructed, inches high, with round be looted would not © been pe with curve slat seat, tops, well braced legs Ithe job two months if Gov, Lister - frame made of cedar with very convenient for plant | had kept nis section vleages, = Other Victrola Prices Other Columbia Prices se : sands epecis remained at Olyimpta, looking aft fe SeIS on ae Woe the the Exchange Depart, [fer.tte administration of the depart oie, S00, $00, 878 $25, $35, $50, $100, is $2.25; on sale in the the xchange epa ts under bis direction 5 5 , 5 $150, $200, $250 y. Lister know# that the + of the commission utterly carry out the responsthilt ties entrusted to them, b he ts an to tab the action that cumstances demand He ts r finnctal obligations to his appointees, and they must continue }to draw pay from the state, no mat ter how Incompetent or lazy they may be | Says He Borrowed Money During his campaign for govern r, Ernost 1 4 $10,000 from a Pe nd bank on a note indorsed by a man with large tn $150, $200, $300 Exchange De- 5 ment, 5 partment, each. 9 Cc WRENS cigs aed os 9 Cc $3.25 $4.50 Children’s Chairs Breakfast Tables $1.85 $2.95 The “Leader” Grafonola, a fine ¢ inet Instrument, with space for sixty records. Price, with 24 selec- tions, The Victrola XI. $100, With 24 selec- tions (12 double-faced records) $109 Terms of $1.25 a week The model illustrated is the Edison Official Laboratory Médel—the perfect result of Mr. Edison’s long experiments—equipped, among other special features, with tone modulator and automatic stop, on $250 special Christmas terms........ r borroy terests in Oregon and Was Odd lot of Chairs, one of Drop Leaf Breakfast Ta- Some t « ROY ee eens © Pree Lest Broan Toe ie Poca tcs « cal oe nee ee SURPRISE THE FAMILY 7 cellent values, and in soned fir, finished g became due Gov. Lister was called pen a. Our special Christmas Delivery Arrangements will he t ¢ Family clude a sample line from oak. There are avail upon to meet the obligation, He : ° delift 1 surprise, but we urge you to come in and fix the matter up before hreatened | ? sale in the Exchange the Exchange Depart. [ree "iter then called for help,| Christmas fa ce ice was held at Olym me" $1.85 =... $2.95 Seattle's e governor and ce G. R. FURNITURE EXCHANGE] |e Head CHHOPPER GEPKELLY All the Time Employes Rescue Governor §11 PIKE EASY TERMS Lylers Building; Ord, Ave OUniversity St. the lone, exception of about $11 certain well . “ rs SOOKE known democrats obligated them-| (iene - — SAS casenmema ~~ PLANNED TO ROB "2.2." PRE and ELSEWHERE | soc se, wio wares ras suns jcovered. The people are entitied to| might; badir, wrateed C HICAGO, Dec. 20.—George Ade, whose Chief Business is writing | eeaseree , . STELLA SORGHUM SAY lknow the tepth, no matter whom it{!ted the rhododendron farm near |} Siang Fables, has suddenly broken into the Class of the JA., broke with friend || Change in the Corn Pot IS ONE A MURDERER?) “The only proper solution Is to |have the probe of the bureau of ac:|zone, November Two expert cracksmen, one want-|countancy turned on this affair and) jection cause. let the Investigation be ful omplete.. The peoj have confidence in State Andtio hree hours before satling for war) women spend * of tal ob-| time looking fér ental Ob-| i ecbend a ay ni Today George had enough of the Cold Hard Coin of the Realm | Rev. J. D. O. Powers, pastor of || wherewith to buy plenty of Santa Claus stuff for the Whole Family. }Poylston Ave. Unttarlan church,|| You see, he Tucked Away some Thousands of Bushels of Corn just | tay || when she started to Go Skyward. What he got back would choke an Elephant. * Itnvolves. The governor has placed |“hico Sunday } Roy “ ey iia heated Idle Rich : Confession by Prisoner in King | nimsel/ in a position where he can-|,,.% BR. Wilson Sener detonate i: ral apeae > ab hie Sak ‘Twas thus: George saw a Boom on the Horizon. Now, George bod County Jail Implicates Two [not conduct a fair and impart onana Wihem iectabs | leriex and Steanubip Co., New York|| Mever was a Simp, and when he saw that Corn was going to Do An 2 Notorious Crooks quiry attic, {s back home; yanked] land Petr located here.|{ Aeroplane Stunt, he Dug Down in the Family Sock beneath the Old s 6 | Ask Investigation Ivrom berth on British transport | per?* any, “4 Clyde Fox g at Y. M_C.|| Mantelpiece, and proceeded to invest some of His Hard-Earned 5 1 f at many >, rj . . an According to the war corre ed for a Montana murder ; the state! gpondents, when a shell strikes other for a $6 and the 000 train robbery preached on pret Dr. L. R. CLARK Capt. Evan Griffith Ballard U. 8, examiner of bul Sy TEETH ARE AN) "270 Patses to loot the state banks /Clanses aad want the investigation ' lof Bothell and Redmond, according | made under his pct right, held yat for hour Sat-| | a iat psa ‘e At Olympia, Firh Commissioner lebt hen it overturned: | @%) s the war prog on CCTUAL NECESSITY ot markable confession, Mon mia, rday nie wh { rturn ? . a . “pope to the remarkable confession, Mol arwin took a hand in the case of|reacued by Capt. la A. Peterson, of} Third of Commercial Club's! pean securities are taking on | & The time has gone > , of John Bailey, a King county » tudmetelak te dances given Satt nigt | i 5 an afford to be wi nf the industrial t af a ight. av] various characteristics of in the loot = Vest Point light prisoner. ance fund by seizing the boat Luck Poultry sh L. EF. Allen and father, See ms | eurit | TO GIVE HIGH JINKS |<: or ma they cause hey do Bailey is being held on an open/and three smaller craft, belongin len, of Spokane, to operate | Members of anish club met ar Optomer i rte aL AseeS to your pe: , Jcharge tn connection with several|to Frank Stone, alias the Portland rch between San Diego and|Sunday night at Frye hote . ‘ Mien te” wee ‘lize ‘nts |Durgiaries in the vicinity of Kirk-| Kid | | Pasadena. | Over 1 ttended Philhar-|_ “Hear ye, Knights of the Key AN abilities to t To do this |land. He is 41 | Stone and J. F. Gillies, former| Two dead men and ten jmonte concert Sunday at Hippo-|Tisten In: The Clan of Morse |] BOBULAR PRICES: t keep. bis health right He was arrested Sunday night by|claim agent for the commisston,| oe | wounded as a result of a battle | drome Se ee ieee cine irancports, | [FRASER-PATERSON CQ Aioacns Fea ihe standard at all timee end la vigilance committee of Kirkland| who js in jail awaiting trial in con | between Bulgarian and Serb THE WISE WIDOW onator,’ in the Seattle Transports. | Set of teeth. Nothing has a more |farmers, who held him surrounded nection with the shortage, are part-| miners In United States, War tion club rooms at § p. m. Wednes-| vital bearing on the general health |by five rifles until the arrival ot|ners | day, De 2 exraph ope correspondents should “see America first.” and urged to} than the digestion, and nothing has | , are Gaon to Se mith’ the dieestinn in |Deputy Sheriff Wadell, | now| Bailey had taken the residenc It is alleged Stone may be the atter Albert Hansell | turn than the teeth. It nan who cashed the forged w al Christmas jinks of Col The ve is the invitation In the — —] ipeint vewe it is jknown as Kirkland Gardens rants > to be held tn clud rooms.| ove ich the Dot and I MN tGealeisuel to nesiect thet }the absence of its owner, for the| Stone has disappeared. Three ecember 23 club, whose membership is compos Jeweler and Silversmith 4 ary, too jwinter, and it was known, he sald, | fishermen working for him were ar w Christmas business record od of tele h operators, has sent 3 rn. up-to-date meth- |aw a ort of robbers’ rendezvous tested by Datwill for vidlstions of noatattos | wit to all hnawn operators in Seat.||1010 Second Ave, Near Madison ot only robbed the s ‘ednesday se he seid: ek 7 , 4 out to a n operator Sea a torrets, bat wel *™ eee day night ihe sald.| various fishing Inws Allison, professor of mu tle, King county, 1 vicinity for = See ueeught the prices Frank McDonald, who, with Frank | | nicipal university its’ ar high ji which will be to where they come within the|Houser, another highwayman, held | spoke on pure wate: Commer-| | neta t at the. ‘Tras q of Our prices are ‘obbed ‘} hern | ee | ho iy " B geech of all. Our prices are thelup and rot ed a Great Nort ri BIGGEST SALOON | cial Club Monday noon | tion club rooms in the Railway from which we will permit no devi. |trein in Montana ten years ago, call W. T. Dunlap, wireless operator | change building ation that we will not be underbid|ed on him at Kirkland Gardens, to-| IN ALASKA BURNS: we will fit a gold-|recenily employed on steamer Jef | 4 on price one. = |gether with another man known @ f with spherical lenses |ferson, is missing, Japanese wife i} § Bt this Dick Hays. The latter is wanted for very highest type of ase, complete, for | reports. graduated fr murdering a deputy warden of Deer) FAIRBANKS, Dec. 20.—The Fair ides a careful and | oe | EXPLOSION KILLS COR: THIRD & UNIVERSITY legen, a who have | Lodge penitentiary, Bailey said banks saloon, the largest saloon! accurate examination Satisfac HIS OWN FAULT . | RICH HILL. Mo. Dec Sev DRESSES MEN-WOMEN exam MeDonald and Houser dynamited| putiding in Alaska, was completely |tion guaranteed. We prescribe,| “What do you mean?” roared! [fie rene , very operator tn eral were reported killed in an is office han his certificate from {An express car the night of the hold-| destroyed early today by a fire/grind and fit our own glasses the angry hustend, “by keaping| eral were reported Atted in an ex § dental board hanging |up and made off with $65,000 In| starting from a defect in the gaso-| —_ me standing here on the corner} ware wranatiie te” Get sight on wall in front of hi*iiaree bills. They were captured|tine lighting system. Two other ® looking lik fool? vere prepari 0 F Gental chair, in plain wight of a 4 ie tal < hy Case ee & nee Col, Jiggs—! just told the widow) 1 The shock was felt é You are positively sure of having |Sote months later, when they went| buildings were also destroyed, with ¢ tical Parlors John,” replied his tardy wife.| that my fave ted tae Gas ae agin oa \ tor oo / your work done by a competent n om & spree, and were spending and/a total loss of over $40,000. | I may have kept you waiting, but/ene deep blue sea 4 When you come here have no/giving away $500 bills. The saloon was built in 1904 b H.C, and M. Curry the rest you did yourself. 4 of men here ‘ { 2 MP ¥ sicthe 7 | Wh he say? r es nan inthis attics knows! MeDonald escaped from prison| At White. It was operated by And EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS rae aie | ue ae er oe A tok 90) Cae . IR YOUR CREDIT ISO K 4 his busines and knows it thor-jabout the same time as Hays.| McKenzie | 3064.66 Arcade Bldg. | J. H. King, proprietor of King ns Ps a Soatndltar senGunt. ot Tablets Truce n le ° oughly |Houser died in the penitentiary There was little wind Hat Works, 609 wi je corresp! 9 ! ROVE'S r the fi | Bring This Ad With You rt st., knock Furthermore, we give with alll i MOCK | gait! ~ tire town would have ay ike’ cscrdter who ait tne | a em fire started nt 3:30 a. m. Firemen — ee — ce. Ces ae — a atria =o Bente tte aiater wins ots DAVRYMEN ELECT jvsre tintin miner ag ee who Is thoroughly r le, Our | grees low sero z | Ryric, reported wounded at Dar-| ss “MESS PRESIDENT "== ago T MEEPTROPOLITAN THEATRE ely satisfacte i make Pierce county alumni of Univers: | erst" are — CHARGE HE FORGED ty of Washington. in. nesting m| , Don't put it " 0 pee Tacoma opposed arena | e ew i 2nd witha Be See ey aes arg. é 5 CONTINUED ALL THIS WEEK Mrs. F. W. Greene of Aberdeen NIGHTS 9 MATINEES MAT. XMAS DAY fae [yenion of thn” Waning te PROSECUTOR'S NAME is 7; caeare, cones : om bo dairymen closed Saturday with the S rti G d Sa aae,) Gaunutar, Wiieacach, eo AND COMM’G DEC. 25 le f annual election of officers. Fred tino unda « 1 lizabeth, , : = Into pertect cond Mons of Orillia, was chosen prest-| John A. Hart, J14% Pike st, was porting Goods verely injured. atohum,| A. H. WOODS PRESENT dent and Frank —_— Holland of Dun-Jarrested Monday, charged witt ° . airs Wie! eon tawevurs tent De 7 genes, vice president first-degree forgery Fishin Tackle ea ew York lawyer, tontt 2 Regal ntal Offices erson of this city won He 1s charged with having signed fied in divorce proceedings her hu Harry A A GREAT COMPANY 25 drawn on the Seattle Na 1 bank on November 20 Dr. L. R. Clark, Mani and won't kiss he IN THE ) ° “3 the stock judging contest of school|the name of Prosecuting Attorney 4 4 . | Comed' 1405 Third A N. W. € a 74 landin to a ec 0 Four classes of British recruits | | y eee Veson: hoys of the stat A. H. Lundin t check for Erector Sets Abii gated reg: joseph yeed GREATEST | OF ALL Successes | will go into training at once SAVE YOUR TEETH Siang ah Chean! "eS Fe LOOLS and Hardware CITY PIONEER DIES | OHIO CUT RATE DENTISTS 207 University st. Vraser-Paterson 8 ¥rOGGaiy t and offered the ‘sea vetore Justice f UMiversal Percolators TRY TO REINSTATE Baseball and Football Goods J! '""wiis Some Sie, was a native of New York, but has} | INSPECTOR RESCH} Carving Sets and Cutlery Iga" 'Seatiie 36 yearn | The funeral will be held‘at the] Everything Reduced—Everything Guaranteed jresidence of her brother Tuesday | An ordinance recreating the of morning. Services will be at the fice of as it city license in St. James Cathedral at 9 a, m ain't" 2" MONETTE HARDWARE CO. | conpitions coop |S... i ternoon “ABE” erie. ef sas | Bes Sete cree fed inv is avarntl O17 Second Ave. ot palin Sl Plow ROR, OF. PRICES at tate: a Fp acd salt ; & Miia Heaisittion, it leaked wil Fos] tablished Nine Years—Opposite Smith Bldg. oben iiih Mane 46 be: toetbent tn | OPEN SEATS ular Prices, 25ct0 $1 instate Resch. years,