The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 28, 1915, Page 6

IF THERE'S GOING TO BE AN ACADEMY ON COAST | SEATTLE WILLGETBUSY Ten milion dollare may be epent by the U. 8, for a naval academy on the Pacific Coast! Never in the history of the United States has a year opened in which there was such | need for saving as in 1916. Nor have the pros- pective rewards of thrift ever been greater than now. The Dexter Horton DANIELS EXPLAINS SF Brest and Savings ]) ined c’'wannaen wow | GOASTACADEMY PLAN * i ‘ in Seattle to realize this attie. scratched her head pavASHINGTON: Deo. #8-—The n e ever that and bilnked her ey location” for another naval acad- and invites them to | The word came up from San make use of the safety [| Francisco that the native sons had | omy, in the apinten of Rearetery and , * lalready sent representatives to convenience of its [fi iiithincton, Then camo ‘© mos-|] | Questioned by the United Press on the subject, In view of agitation at San Francisco for such an Institution to supple ment the work of Annapolis academy, the secretary di that he does not deem | move to recommend its establish: ment thie year, Yet he held ouk hope for such a plan. He explained that It Ie the Intention th vy depart ment first to enlarge the An- napolls academy and then to recommend another such Inetitu- tlon “should conditions warrant.” These conditions, he ed, would probably a natural course of events, uniess the world powers, at the conclu: ston of the present war, agree to disarmament, or to a limitation of armament. sage telling of an offer by Marine | county, as a gift of 600 acres on Point }San Pedro to the government, the land to be used as a site for the academy Seattle to Get Busy Seattle men and officers of com mercial bodies today Indicated that if {t develops there ts any Itkell |hood that congress will authorize the constriction of such an tnatitu tion, this efty will get busy tmme diately. The attention of Washington of.| fictals will be drawn to the fact Uncle Sam already owns 300 acres of excellently situated property at | Bremerton, on the best natural har bor on the Pacifie Coast. U. S. Owns Property on Sound J. W. Bryan, former congress.) man, pricked up an ear. “We should get busy up hera,” he sald. “California has managed to fool the government on nearly every naval investment contem | Water tn the Mare Island channel for this Coast. |to permit a dreadnaught to enter. Pra a nemer hard to convince | Dredging has been let dy contrast congress that the government al- |‘ @ private company at an anni » Pour Pome 80 at Texgrien ready owns £00 acres at Bremor | Cost of $50,000 for five years.” j | - Sete ship one, fide, fresh ton, bealdes extensive holdings at Bhould Get Together 4 mn, we! savings department in building up their 1916 | opportunity fund. Deposits received up to and including Janu- | ary 8th will receive in- terest at 4 per cent from January 1st. DEXTER HORTON ‘Trust AND SAVINGS NK SEND A SALMON EAST Rass | en ine site, about two and , ‘dressed, carefully ed ii e@ magesin | “We ought to get together tn this uily packed in| cnehalf miles from Bremerton, and | matter,” be sald’ “and send resalu.| more land Key Port. jons to Washington, urging the! je y “The magazine alte and the Key | delegation to stand for the location AN Fupress Charges Prepatd t of the Mississipp! River. | 7 a w Mealy contention rete cally. | port torpedo station are prac: lof the naval academy on Puget | tn p condition, Send or bring us | tically untouched as far as develop | sound the order——we'l!l do the rest. |ment goes, The west end of the = NORTH PACIFIC me Oo. | Bremerton navy yard offers tinple | propane Sr Tita we anaes $51 Stuart Bids. Seattic. Wash [rrr for such @ naval academy |tosist that If one {8 to be estab! is proposed. ed on the Pacific Coast, It should Points Out Advantages lb@ placed at Bremerton, where ev | “Students could be given imme Jory condition of économy and |diate communieation with naval| neath would dictate” construction, the construction and Senator Poindexter ts a member | handling of munitions, life aboard /4¢ the naval affaire committee, ship, and the studies {n connection Bryan pointed opt, and could no | with the torpedo Motilla. | doubt play an Important part tn the ad A economy would be ef | otacing of the facts before the gor. | 7% aakite * | by , ee et jernment offictals. | asery sound site wo |finitely, better than anything Calt Commercial Club May Act | io, secretary of the Com-| b, announced Tuesday nh proba Prem 5 Coats « Deuble Roll MAIN Ses. E a has to offer RE “Mare Teland ts 40 mfles from San | §! ‘Francisco. There {s not enongh that organt soon nnouncement that a nara! (7 academy 1s proposed could be con | | firmed at Washington. “If we cannot show the govern: | ment that the Northwest offers by far the best site for a naval ecad omy, of course we don't deserve to | be considered,” he said, “but these matters are recelving more honest consideration in congress than ever before. That is why I am con | fident that {f an meademy is eatad- Mahed on the Pacific Coast, tt will | be on Puget sound. “Just as soon as the asftoation can be definitely sensed, a meeting | of representative citizens sho! be called, and nothing left undone to reveal true conditions to the gov ernment.” | Chamber Is Prepared C. B. Yandell, executive secre tary of the Chamber of Commerce, announced that his “ear had been to the ground for some time” and that as soon as {t was clear that an academy will be established on the West Coast, steps would be taken to place full data before the proper | authorities at Washington, “We cannot bank too surely on the activities of San Frarcteco rep reeentatives,” he fd, “because they go to congress at * sion and work for some such ap propriation, and might be overesti-| mating the possibility of a Pacific | Coast naval academy. However, | we will take vigorous action just as soon as it {9 certain that the gov- | ernment has chosen such action.” | : * Frisco Will Work For New Academy SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 28.— Proposals to have a second naval academy In Marin county received a strong Impetus shortly before Rep. Kent left | today for Washington. | He announced his Intention of fighting for such an Inetitu- tlon part of the prepared- ness program now In prepara- ation, Sen. 200 Mission St., San Francisco, Cal. HE oldest family liquor store in Seattle will be obliged to transfer Its business to fhe above address on January 1st. We will continue with all the brands that have been so familiar to our patrons, and use every endeavor to supply other goods wanted, including beers. PAHAAAAMAAAGAAN AANA APA AAA AAAAGAAAGHAAGHSAAAGHGAAAAHHAAAYANAAGANAINNNUNANAANAGNGNAAYN I wish to take this opportunity of express- ing my sincere thanks to all those whom I have been fortunate enough to have had as customers, and hope that I will continue to be favored with your valued patronage in the future. Phelan of California ts | strongly In favor of uch an estab. = Msiment for the Pacific coast. | With California rooting for the w7/Through —" | academy, a new contender, Seattle, Mamie? — |has also just thrown {ts hat into the ring. (| Polltictans and | bodies, {t is expected, will get Into the contest and give their hearty| 4| support to the proposal. | sah stera homeless when she was found | | | Pataon. caused (oe deat of are Nellie Harlan, who left two young Denver and Intermediate Points dead at the Standard hotel the day after Christmas, Cyanide of potas| “ 5 sium was discovered by the autop-| Leaves Oregon-Washington Station 10:45 ov pentovuiad. Monday. attaroson 4 uicide because of a vis Deputy Coroner MacDonald. Union Pacific System § CHINESE VISITING Standard Road of the West 4} wat Sito, teacher in the Canton . . Christian college, China, and Chan The Famous Columbia River Route Gin Sing, who has been mudying| in Oblo, are in ttle, en ro to the Orient, where they wil yor he Protected Ail the Way by PACIFIC They were entertained Monday by Safety Signals Clancy M. Lewis, formerly an in structor in Canton college. | For real travel service, ask City Yloket Office, 716 Second Ave German machine guns which me DAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAV! VI 7 Telephpre Main 932 been recently captured, show a a rr cist, ond ih at improvement on those that! . udson, a - | 6 used the beginning of the| | 4 be carried by one Signilar Service West Bound {| man, ammunition, spare parte ous ~ all, and they are provided commercial $ sentence hteteineliate PAGE 6. Anatiel « on Credit PACIFIC OUTFITTING CD COR THRE DRESS MIVERSII Y SMEN WamEN “i YOC on |” week YOUR CREC'T ISO.K Confectionery New Year ary After-Dinner Mints, 20c ..15¢ Peanut ee. Amsorted Oream Wafers, pound Walnut, Almond, Braz] and Pecan Hritue 25c GORE ioscan Hood’s Candy and Ice Cream Co. 1801 PIKE PLACE Poubite Market Groceries No. 10 sack Corn Meal . Pasteurtaed Milk, qt Patent Flour, seck ... Gerrish Bros. 3 BIG STORES Green Lake Fremont Hair Goods The Factory Is the Place to Get Hair Goods at Factory Prices We manufacture everything to wearin Hair Goods. Bring in your cut nd combings. urs from $1.50 up. Prieg this ad and get manu- factured goods at half price this week FACTORY HAIR STORE 1401 First Ave. Florists $1.50 Dozen Fine Pink “Mums” for 78¢ ART FLORAL SHOP 04 PIKE Entrance Corner Market $ | Electrical Supplies CALLS IT SUICIDE |$ § $ bSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS COUNCIL COMMITTEE WILL NOTICE TO ELECTRICAL MEN: We have a few special prices on some goods that we are overstocked on. It will pay to make a call. REARDON ELECTRIC CO. 1526 Fourth Ave., City Free Bread--Free Bread Free Bread—Free Bread Cut out this coupon, With every 20-cent purchase of fresh doughnuts of cookies this eoupom te good for one loaf of bread, If presented at Hoyt’s, 101 Pike et, this week before aot Maturdey, You quality goode at Moyt's Delicatessen St. Germain Bakery OUR SPECIALS FOR CHRISTMAS Fiem Pudding with the Right lave: used to make. eur famous Mince Meat Pies. 1617 Pike Place oo rine eT. Am Butchers vo; MEATS DOWN Pg ap ..-. 10¢ Pork Roast, or Ib Round Steak, per Ib. Sirloin Steak, per 1d, At Jones’ Market 1808 FIMST AYR. Few deers « & of Liberty Theatre Jewelry Bracelet Watches are the real thing now. I have them for $5.00 and better ones at $10.00. Let us show you. W. B. CLIFTON ‘The Jeweter, 19 PIKE STREET We Please 90 Per Cent of Our Customers. Ladies’ Tailoring Dear Madam: By doing business upstairs, the West ern Cloak and Sult Co, te able to make Gults to your In- dividual measurement—$50.00 values—for $30.00. Credit if you wish It. Western Cloak & Suit Co. 1420'4 Second Ave. Upstairs Drug Stores SMITH DRUG Co. Dam Save You Half Xmas Good A Few Sune Pocket Knives Ingersoll Wat Hot or Cold § Thermos Boit Manicuring & Pyrolin Ivory Ha $1.25 to 84.00 83,75 to gnse Gillett Ra Tm: aorted colors SMITH. DRG CO, Cor. Second Ave, and James St. nteed tm Firat-Cines Condition, Some of Our Lenders 268-18 Mnlleable St. Clatr as S1-11 Buck's Century... 620,00 8-20 Ohlo $20.50 §2-B Buck's Empress .., 882.50 238 Majestio 822.50 No. 140 Storm King Hot Air Fu In perfect condition 922.50 Red | Front Furniture Co. 0 Second Ave, §. hone Mate 4532 LOOK INTO RENICK LAW MIXUP TOMORROW IS HAPPY WEDNESD ‘The Day That One Dollar Does the Work of Two O'Hara's Department Store 98c and Women's $2 lock Sweaters Men’ Rut $1.00 Men's Fiannel Shirts $1.90 Inrwe wise Hiankets . .75¢ Shuaten’s: nny wines 10 O’HARA’S Department Store OLD PIKE FLACK MARKET Men’s Tailors Union Tailors 1123 Third Ave. Suits Made to Measure $18.50 All work done tn eur own workaho| Open Rrenines Th 9 e'Clock Seattle Star, City. Yours truly, Teas and Coffees TOMORROW ONLY All 600 Grade Teas 400 hala ocean & Adams (INC,) 619 Pike. Phone Ell. Bring This Coupon, 1320 Sewing Machines Happy Wednesday Specials tn Sewing Machines Standard . -$15 Singer ... ..+$20 New Home......$12 Wheeler & Wilson $10 All drop-heads and fully Kuaranteed; attachments com- plete. WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO. 415 UNION 87, to agree on the Beacon avenue pay- ing project at Monday's meeting. The will $200,000 improvement and the wood block paving, SMITH DRUG CO., Second and James. cost | property own ers are divided In thoir request for | running south | EXTHA SPIOCIALS $2.60 to $4.00 $1.5 spa Lation Shoes (Bor Walk-Over, Lead- ing Lady and others). 1,000 $400 Men's a $2.25 $1.35 °": Bhoes Hchoo! Bhoes abootutels Watsroroot .., $2.25 “tS Siegel’s Sample Shoes le Family. 19-21, MARKET Meats Bhoes Downstairs Senttary Market 1512 PIKE PL. STALL © We are going to have « Great selection of poultry for this week Visit, the Armour dale Meat Co. and you will be convinced. Chotee Meer Pot Roast, Be-100 Nice Roast Vea: Pure Lard, 8 Ibe. Here’s Another Boost for “Happy Wednesday” Gentlemen: We are sending you change of ad for today’s “Happy Wednesday” We wish to take this occasion to state that we have had excep- tionally good results from our “Happy Wednesday” fact, much more than we ex- pected. We have been very agreeably surprised with the way they have pulled. section. ads, in Isis Theatre First Ave. Foot of Cherry st. Give the Children a Treat. Our Happy Wednesday Bar- fain Shows admit a child free with each family, Resides Everybody enjoys Untversal Pictures, The Isis shows them today and every day. Program Changed Daily. Wednesday Ads Are Trade Bringers NEW YORK, Dec. 28 ‘MRS, JOHN D. LEAVES | MILLION TO CHARITY Mundinecs “bea =O, Cotfes ‘Petvolnto rs For the Men Pocket Knives Razors Fazor Strops Hand Saws Choppers Vianes Scinsors Hammers WEDNESDAY SPECIAL Clean-Cut Cake and Pie Tins, millions sold for 100. Wedoesday only c Not over alx to @ customer. Owl Hardware Co. 85 Pike St., Pike Place Market Butter and Eggs Happy Wednesday Specials .15¢ Good Cooking Bie 2 Ibs. for . 45¢ Oregon Ranch Eggs, guar- anteed good, Jersey Butter Store ER MARKET First and Pike Men’s Clothing The low upstairs rent enables as to sell thene $26.00 values for $165 Just recelved a new line tn Serges and Cheviota, that we take particular pride in show- ing Small Profite and Quick Re- turee Our Motto, RUDE-CHRISTY Upetatra Clothes Shop Wisconsin © a. Cheese, sharp; Special for Wednesday, Thursday and Friday only one doz. postal photos, nicely finished and retouched. Two For this Happy Wednesday we will Dry of Steam Clean 10 sissscrseeceess, S100 $1.25 Ladie We Call and Deliver Free. Suits for ... WEDNESDAYS = sPRC Fresh Noodles, 2 Ibs. . Pure Pork Sausage, Ib. Summer Sausage, 2 iba, Manufactured by J. G, GONNELLA VSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS5$ | Marsntioia Is “ae again lafter Several hours of intense lety yesterday, threatened. Only Yellowstone A beer famine a few kegs {mained in the entire city when Nearly atl|Steam schooner of the 90471 os ed with a fresh supply ———--— two miles from Jefferson park. | Laura en Pate Byte cheba The judiciary and finance , he hae not violated the Renick Anonymous posters have been |John D. Rockefeller, who died last} Cashier Weed, of Hank @t G committee of the city council law in overdrawing the city’s |etroulated in the'district protesting |March, will go to charity a » Oka. a ex sai will logk into Council Erick- trust fund $200,000 by check a nat wood blocks, while pett if beets oN, aren oe ell son's charges against City Ing from cash on hand. f, asking for wood blocks, have | MAG NARROW ESCAPE $4,000 from’ Denk, esccped, Samm Treasurer Terry, Councilmen and _ rty owners | been circulated, The council poat| jee b tts ra tected their c He will have to explain why debated for 30 minutes, then failed! poned action. MARSHFIELD, Ore, Dec, 28—|ture after wourding them t V « F e