The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 4, 1916, Page 2

* have a bea “mant hair ¢ Dat the end of 4 sealed in plain « | Ib. Tins 30c-3 lb. Tins 85c 'Closset & Devers ‘LUNDIN TO TEST | Prosecutor May Deal Death Blow to Much-Mooted Lifestaff COURT “Lifestaft,” the new jage, ix to have its day in court Prosecutor Lundin sald Tue he would probably bring a teat © jagainst the Hemrich Brewing f in a few days to deter mine whether “Lifestaff’ and oth r drinks of the same class must banished with the high-power goods. A mooted point hee grisen. The law forbids t other liquors cor owl Pim ating qualities Lundin's tosts of “Lifestaft’ for slcohol, performed by Chemtet ¢ KE. Bogardus, have given varied re sults. WILL DECIDE “dry” bever Nay Throughout Our Entire Women’s Department All Merchandise Has Been Three Results The first test showed § per cent 1, the second 6 per cent the third revealed not so as @ trace of anything Intox aleohe while presence of alcohol in the two samples taken from at the brewery was explain ed to Lundin by Hemrich who sald the first sam had been drawn shortly after the pipes bad been fed of beer Probably, he thought the alcohol had rematned pipes and came out with the stat No denial the fact that “Lif liquor, and ald the that the new aw all mait liquor, “Lifestaff All Mait Barred? The question in the prosecutor's mind whether the law was tn tended to forbid the sale of intox {eating malt Mquor only, or every form of malt liquor, whether Intox feating or not The test cane will determine ita] “ point finally for all time. Broken Line of Women’s Coats Sf Ey eriodical and news dealers day that all magazines and other Hterature sold by them must post tively contain no advertisement | pertaining to liquor or liquor man- ufacturers. They must clip all such adver tising out of the pages of new pers and periodicals before they sell them.” he stated ‘Otherwire | they will be prosecuted.” GAVE HUSBAND Is START, ‘WIFE sonia Julia Sned*ker, wife of Fre a wealthy fisherman, started sult for divores Tuesaday alleging she had ‘steked™ her bu jband to a fortune, and that he had| lately fatten tn love with another woman. Snedeker ta owner of the halibut fishing boats Pacific end Shan.rock, | |valued at several thoumnd dollars, end bas ten acres of land near the ‘ og Be see of Lake Washington, said orth $12,000. His tncome.| first spigot Sharply Reduced in Prices $25.00 Suits now - $16.50 $27. 50 to $30.00 Suits now. . $19.50 $35.00 to $37.50 Suits now.........$25.00 les some of in the Life however, of ts a “malt rte hold banishes must 0 made Every suit in our entire stock has been {ft re-marked to surprisingly low figures. The models are the very newest that have been shown for late Fall Winter The and include every thing that is in demand. You cannot af- ford to miss this Semi-Annual Clearance. and fe wear materials colors is to all Formerly Priced $13.50 to $17.50 Now $10. 00 We Extend You Liberal Credit Teme = 1332-34 Second Avenue 211 Union Street Largest Credit Apparel! institution in the United Stat Mrs. Snedeker, ges" * HAMILTON NEW "HEAD OF BOARD. nae o hin ‘wit, 4s 91,000 & month Lafe Hamilton was elected chair % man of the board of King county) commissioners at the first official) ‘HAVE you SEEN meeting of the year Tuesday, # >| RICHARD BARIL? planting Mike Carrigan The chairmanship was conferred| upon Hamilton with the approval) of all concerned a departing hon or to the retiring commissioner Don’t Suffer | From Piles | Send For Free Trial Treatment. No matter how long or how bad —go to your druggist today and) get a 5O-cent box of Pyramid Pile) Who knows Richard Bart!? Mra. Annie Bartl, bis mother, of Gentilly, Quebec, hae written a let tes, seeking information concern ing him to Gov. Lister, who turned |the letter over to Prosecutor Lan |din Tuesday Baril is about 35 a year ago worked | Woodinville. years old and as a clerk at that he work jed for the Sn Logging Co. He is 5 teet, 7 inches tall and has brown eyes and hair ‘ROBBERS ARRIVE LITTLE TOO LATE CHICAGO 4 bandits entered the offices 1ke’s hospital Monday afte and made away with 100 lcontents of the cath box, after aw ling the cashier and 30 nurses, who were in the room, with a display of their pistols. As Monday was pay day, about $2,000 had been paid to employes) Just before the robbery armed of rnoo Two RENEWED LiFe Sireiation. =n Treatment. It will give relief, and a single box often cures. A trial package mailed free in plain wrap- per if you send us coupon below BEFORE BIG RUSH Registration uesday morning for the coming city election was 0, which wea a falling off of ay proximately 150 from the number hung up during Monday morning's snewsorm, The total number registered to Tuesday noon was 1,439, takes | ng out and ré | Free Sample Coupon PYRAMID DRUG COMPANY, 533 Pyramid Bide, Marshall, Mich Kindly send me a Free sample of Pyramid Pile Treatment, in plain wrapper. = a health caps out ot gixTy DAYS’ FREE Nang ng there are no chare up that you will be gia Name the primary elec Street City Coro. | MODERN VACUUM CAP CO Bit Bareiay Block Denver, OFF TO CAPITAL FOR CONFERENCE CHICAGO, Jan 4—Frank §. Dickinson, adjutant general of the Illinois National Guard, has gone to | Washington to confer with U. military officials, regarding hia plan to mobilize the entire militias of Miinols, Indiana, Iowa and Wis-} consin KILLED IN WRECK WHEN HE JUMPS » PORT TOWNSEND, Frank McDonald, engine rt Townsend & Puget f road for the last 25 years, was kill ed Monday, when a construction train of the Seattle, Port Angeles & Western railroad backed into the ctive MeDonald {s thought to ha life by Jumy Seattle Reet was imminent Wash. The Oldest and Largest Coffee Roasters in the Northwest Jan. 4 r on the ound rail » lost ving when he saw a Piles © fa @ te 14 Dave # refund money if faila to cure Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles, Firat application gives relief. 60c, THE NEW DRINK the | 94 days in which) PAZO}1 1916, PAGE PUESDAY, JAN. 4, \Mrs. Wilson Takes Are. Wileon Takes FEAR OF FLOODS in the White arg FOLLOWS SNOW WASHINGTON, Jan, 4 first lady of the land, Mra. Woodrow Wilson, today took personal charge of the White House, She and the president enjoyed thelr firet breakfast in the executive mansion shortly after thelr return from their honeymoon trip. Mra. Wilson's firet work wae that of arranging scores of wed ding presents, POLICE WINK AT | GAMBLING, SAYS ATTORNEY DORE) | fs can John FL Do flood ltorney, boldly charged in open} The before Judge Smith Tueaday | "ch that the pollee are permitting gam bling houses to run in Seattle with out tnterte “Surely,” he While city folks look upon nine Inches of snow with @ caim shrug of the shoulders, and think of it ae a fine chance for the kids to have some great sport, there are thousands of people in King county and thru out the Northwest, living In re gions tributary to rivers having their source at the mountains, who are apprehensive of @ pos sible flood Shouldl weather grow sud Jdenly warmer, and a rain melt the lsnow, there would be torrents rush ing the ntain sides swelling — the re over banks This has ha the past nd, according to engineers and Su e Youngs of the water there is nothing that to head off such ané thel dowr ri pened tn ntendent departinent Le done a a well-known at only thing that would mve a wituation will be a gradual weather, so that the slowly toad of court change in the snow td melt suddenly Recause of the frozen ground, a sudden melting snow would make it even mo gerous than at other thin |the ground could absorb the molsture SEATTLE TRIO MAKE HIT AT HIPPODROME Three Seattle n rorites are draw ing big crowds to the Hippodrome theatre, formerly the Grand J Barrie Norton, of the Beatle thea tre stock fame. bead of a company of sin a ketch entitled Aunt From Brazil Bhi Brink and Ted UWilmark ors well known here, were given a erent hand in thelr “singing and talking act. They give dialect ne f Italian, German, Irish characters mbers on the I] include Theodore »quist; Joe McDonald Jordan and Size vor » ine nartened of the » dan when some of aid, “it cannot be construed as a criminal of fense for a man to meet and know gamblers when the police department allowe gambling dens to operate wide open ail over the city Dore was defending Harry Smith, charged with vagraney Smith admitted that he knew ry Field, a forger, now tn the {tentiary, and Harry Dunaway me Northern Pacifi » absconded with $5 nthe ago. Dunaway left a that he took th gambling debts 2 JUDGES TO SIT IN LIQUOR CASE : TACOMA eral Tanner taformed Judge Cushman today instrum jwould appear In Tac more, | |answer the restraining order asked jin is shown tn by the Seattle Brewing and Malt-| ———— ing Co, to prevent, the attorney CASCARETS’ FOR FOR : HEADACHE, COLDS, aining pay money xy to in att merryma lections « and Swe Other Hipp« Tenny vaudeville 1 Attorney Gen Federal that Jan 4 his expressed inteption to destroy leertain of the output of the com pany Attorrey that he pear kane os jeneral Tanner stated immoned to adge Rudkin at Spo name date 1 be had been « wtore J the anged, he aking one ay jwould prefer Neb. ; siguteeos headache, bi! bad breath you stop Indige and const:pati Mothers should Cancaret to cross, ee members of feverish children any ¢ Tevtonic descent are harmless never co the law, while | sicken are prominent has added in dec give a whole bitious, time. They gripe pearance | he a Judge Cushm an had already taken the Enjoy life! Don't stay bilious, [requested him to ait here with him | ¢ } constipated, stomach, coated tongue, indigestion. | LINCOLN, Jan. 4—The ont-| Get a 10-cent box now break of the Buropean war They're fine! Cascareta liven lechool board of Nebraska City und /of bawels snd sweeten your stom- the district court, An old Inw, pre-|ach. You eat one or two, tor the teaching of German or any|the morning your head is ther European Iancuage when pe tongue te clean, stomach sweet, | When the achool board wun asked |box from your druggist and enloy to enforce thel wa, it balked The the nicest, gentiem liver court, which ded againet the s sick oord, The act 1 hoard pealed louaness tion, yemerday in the state supreme court , question up with Judge Radkin and sick, headachy and |Get rid of ‘bad breath, sou BOARD IN TANGLE |prectpitated a clash between the| your jliv clean your thirty feet viously regarde: dead, prowdes|candy, titioned by a number of patrons breath right and cold gone. Get a case was taken into the district Cleansing ever the care, and argument was begur fact the board a and refune te on the opposit German-Americans |terest to the case TO TALK ON DRESS Mrs, Mary Isabella Engler will speak on “Suitable Dress for Young Girls meeting t-Teacher o'clock Thure- | Tea will be BREAKS A GOLD INAFEW HOURS... | First Dose of “Pape’s Cold YOW! WAR WILL Compound” Relieves All | BRING PAIN IN Grippe Misery that and DR. fh. CLARK The following was printed in The | of a recent date Don't stay atuffed-up Quit blowing and snuffiing' A dose of “Pape’s Cold Compound The supply of novo-cain in the taken every two hours until three itnited States {# all petered out doves are taken will end grippe|rhat's the stuff that comes from| misery and break up @ severe cold|Germany and that the tooth black- nese on ciara chest, body OF \emitha use for nerve blocking. nb It promptly opens clogged-up Sore?” they used to my. “A lit- nostrils and Air passages: stops |e treatment will stop the pain.” Inasty discharge or hor runoing lrelie rick headach dullness feveriahness » throat, sneezing “# and atiffnes: Cold Compound” ts the irest relief known and costs only 26 cents at drug stores It acts without assistance, tastes nice, and causes no inconvenience Don't cept a substitute. War der old is going to put the skids un Painless Dentistry, on jaw cain into your Lots of people adverse to a shot in the arm we! getting novo-cain in the Jaw Ky didn't know tt But the dentists could do times as much work with 6,000 times less pain when they used the nerve blocker. | The Germans are using so much nerve blocker for their national European dentistry that they |haven't any left for the United | States There are three dental study clubs In Seattle, with about 60 mem bers. They are all yelling for novo cain, They sent to Tacoma the oth er for just enough for 60 more little shota, The possibility of getting more novo-caln from Germany blew up weeks ago. What was already in America !s about used up. And it'a true. Novo-Cain ts very noarce, In fact, many dentists have , Dr. Bdwards, « well-known physt-|none at all WE HAVE LOTS OF clan in Ohio, perfected a vegetable NOVO-CAIN, for we bought up a compound mixed with olive oll to act | goo t of the avaliable supply on the liver and which he;months ago, and have plenty right wave to his patier ‘now to last for some time. of Dr. Kdwards the course we could sell ft at a large substitute £ » Ini profit, but we prefer to keep It for action, ye fect the benefit of our patients, so that can now, as always, guarantor olutely sore Pape's quickest KEEP LOOKING YOUNG : It's Easy—If You Know Dr. | Edwards’ Olive Tablets ne tn to ou mut lex our face oret of keeping you » do thie and bowels Ing a wallow « 1 ar ye dark dull eyen no spark Your doctor will tell you per cent of all sickness comes from tn active bowele and liver 90 oning up the liver and clear ou will know leta by thetr olive per box. All drugsists, be Olive Tablet Company, Colum bus, 0. puritte Bawards Olive 10e an Regal Dental Offices . Clark, Manager And they used to shoot the novo-| five! LIVER, BOWELS | | DENTAL CHAIR | i} | pain our FLEMING MADE SPOK made Monday by Commissloner Ar- j gall, Charles A. Fleming was unant- like) mously before going to bed and in|succeeding Charles Fassett clear,| -—— “TIZ" FOR TIRED. AND SORE FEET sick,| Use “Tiz” for puffed-up, burn- ing, Why ing, pu chafed, hardly Why de 2” from the drug store now and gladden Tie ort draws ght o and b in fons aching, Ughtness CAMILLE World’s Greatest Story of Love, Passion the Screen by Clara Kimbal Young most beautiful woman in America This is the play which was immortalized by Sara Bern- hardt. It offers an opportunity for the wonderful emotional charms of Clara Kimball Young to have full scope, and in this production she excels anything yet accomplished by this most gifted of actresses. Is It Chaplin? Some say yes—others say no—yet Sammy Burns can do a turn that would puzzle Charlie himself. Show starts at 11 a. m. and up 11 p. m. We offer the best attrac- tion in the city. Come early. CA RESERVED SEATS 10c SPOKANE sida ANE, Jan. 4——-On @ motion ty, says earthquake Saturday w: elected mayor of Spokane,| caused by a slip in mountains, Monday after submarine Public Service Commissioner Wood, of New York, under probe, allowed to quit. Forty Austrian residents of Mar- quette, Kas., to try to reach native land again Ellensburg cops to shoot al! un- muzzled dogs, fearing rabies. Movement started in New York calloused Y. M. C. A. to enroll Y. M militla | T. G. Bowles to run parilament. Favors eration for neutrals narrowly escaping aching, feet and corns. go limping around with ach. ffed-up feet—feet so tired, . wile sore and swollen you can , Parliament of Greece to assem get your shoes on or off ble week earlier than scheduled. ae ve get a 26-cent box of Federal authorities seeking R. F. a $ Irwin, lost on inspection trip of Chickaman river. Gen. Greenville M. Dodge, f mous soldier and ratlroader, died takes down swellings and at home at Council Bluffs, Iowa, the soreness and misery Monday at of feet that chafe, smart) Oi tank steamer blown up at} arn nstantly Brooklyn dock. One killed Inspector General E. A. Garling- for tired,)ton of U. 8S army says soldiers No more shoe) need heavier shoes for marching. ot torture. ' T. Y. Rippey, of Bremerton, for British less consid your tortured feet? maken your feet glow with corns, callouses and bun Tin” is «& ” sore f no mor | Gi Prot. EB. J. Saunders, of universi- British liner Inveric arrived herel) j and Romance 2nd and Seneca dropped dead while runnt catch boat ws ‘Te Prevent the Grip Colds cause grip. Larzatt Quinine removes the caune. only one “BROMO QUININE.” ignature on box. 26e. $2.50 ‘ein = w. men in |g For ten days only we will fit a goid-filled frame with spherical Jenses and leather case, complete, for $2.50. 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