The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 21, 1916, Page 10

# MY FUTURE 1S No WORRYING ME To WILBUR, | AGAIN Fen. 1T MY PAINFUL DUTY TO CALLYOUR ATTENTION TO YouR VERY UNCERTAIN FUTURE - WHAT IS GOING TO - To Tom SS DIRECTORY rhe eit Continued ae EER | BUSINE ~~ | DR DALTON—Sitin diseases Pan. | tages Wide GaN 3, DRY FInRP Oe only. RAGE eee warehouse SSG PAINTING ~~ “WELL DRILLING AND ~ TESTING a teed 3 2 per insertion price of five One hundred lines Be used as desire and Situation ads Se for the price of five if bil te paid ads. recety Main #ft8 Insertion onsible for cachangn r firet ne of an ad} than one time all be! pees eptance of this Vertiver pre: original Teceipt when ca for let- | fresned to box numbe re} Phone West 471. . When Want A Sox numbers are taken by | O—Autos for Sale js >| fe Star will give replies to wen CANE Fike A | ling for same, and as AN ee a ~ SEES I oP such | S—Por Sale Miscetlaneous 7 SASH AND DOORE Deal Direct and Se Money. Fiber wall board ot. $0.02 3-ply veneer pan S-eross pane! doors Crafteman doors Kitchen glass ¢ [Front doors | Barn sash, 20: Rasement enh. 25 Hothed sash, 06 Prepared roofing Turned porch columas Doors and window frames, moulding either by the foot or t ote CLES New and all maken some of these taken on new INDIAN YTORCYCLES Ratlou & ‘Wright, #1T B Pike st, near Broadway. ine amt Ad. Agent, University District DLN PHARMACY eee sth and Walltugtora. Agent, Rallard District PH. MULLEN 5409 Ratla BUSINESS DIRECTORY | | LUPATION FREE: confi husband and wife fees moderate in trouble? Consult Rober wver, 418 Oriental, 606 Hecond ORNEYS—PATENT TPatent aitorneys. i te EYROLAS#E® PRCTACLES FITTED MN spherical lenree, complete, $2 ” tncteding examination fehwarts, Op tometrist, 187 Epler Bicck Brokes rent. repair or | FO DELIVERY 60. Binert 14 ILLIARD TAB for obit to keep him SHEA PEN FLAT or ty Wire PF heating repairing piace phones, ee TPLY Mm COMMERCIAL ‘ONMEROE 212 Epter Bitte a . (35° | SARAH tor ie te) Cees | ott. Queen . WHITLARE—Becond price = Piaw it RENT. RENT AP- plied on purchase Meyer-Toner, 316 Vaton TF FENTA AWNINGS Everything in Canvas iNiae Canoe PRINTI . THANK OF Toren: ia ‘Main S467 evenings. $11 Wntversity. Store Fixtures and Showcases! TOT CR ant = [MAN—Tobbing acd repairs Main RAL “LOANS 9—Wanted Miscella ws IN remedy tor baidhesd: fb highest references, 169 26th % | uJ | at ae 4 iiie Waar wre ean | SES RO anted ink Go WYERS UNG, 105 Marion W MAY BLINN Woman pe BVING AND STORKGE| ic a Main Phone Mair 1 * BOYS WANTED 9400 ic PUBLIEHED Echo Music Pub OPTICIANS — F OPTICAL, pular prices “f 1e~ PHY _CIANS AND SU SI-| RGEONS Bank Bidg | ; En RARER | ocidental Ave. We tench the barber NOT 13 men's $28 Tracie’s Ups WAVAT AT F 21—Female Help Wanted Patent expert t 476 Fauntleroy ave Ween, Fonwicw, | on 433 Darl pO BING Eh aPRLLMAN CO i 31% fitting. Minis 4 King 22—Female Situation RAYEICIANE AND | USE STAD WAN SURGEONS | USE STAR WANT HARRISON 001 Math \ADS FOR RES ULTS! ae KATHK Hitiott 076: Y view Ao rr une Al 08% js OUR ere | MME T palted ond & santas | MASSEU matin | LADY lent Tig burlesque show dally. evenings J. Webe Kitehen @ Co} _'s! and Main | | MAREAGE— Room w nF | # TARRATOR chron! Very ark * een Bide | wae T nome FEWELT WILBUR, | THINK You } BUT, | KNOW MY FUTURE HAD DETTER LISTEN] |S ALL OK,-THAT LINE. capable Rome fm | oNoRAwLE capable eniia Ob far ure tor delayed periods Money refunded if remedy Raymond Remedy Firat « va $116 Seventh ave © Matrimeny tt} mean business. Address A-i2 Room 29 Arcade SE | wm qullekiy f | | | auaimte | LATEST HITS **4 poms Write Look How 10T2-A. Sea! t asl Hard Working but Happy | to letter In Saturday, January &.| adtress D-48 Star, and learn ne greatly to your advantage | LY BEAUTiN® | matiness and | 100. Lyric Theatre, Ocotden- | iteper wishes Indy from 49 to 4b Address 1-64, Bear ome, 1102 B Madison. HOFER 106% Third Hieam-heated roome, Teiurned av My areat ? vely guaranteed, Madam Crane th ave sihe CHRIRD— West matrimontal p Matied ec edo wucceusty Th per | trea | Ont | FIRTD Wathe, 91 00 Pike i midwife and | Biltett 1 Owe Massaging NiFY iv B Madison. the THE WALK ILLIAN LA MONT HARDING Ma 2 ny ttice 10 mePTPAL fe nervous and tre. Telephone, North 66 DYE WORKER iio Tih ay BAGS repaired. 402 pies tank | Drow. al 1 1615 Woodland TNDQUINT, Wained wares” Main | Wwe BD Win Wire 7016 16th NOW oe HATA 160 w Phone Ballard ae safe and sure, | remedies ntalninag | to select copy | aternity home, adop TELS STAR—FRIDAY, JAN. 21, 1916, PAGE 10. SO SAYS THE VERY BEST FoR CITY SPIRITUAL MEDIUM Continued winAw Ty i MADAM KIRL the Wonderfut EGYPTIAN PHRENOLOGIST Reade your hes Dust nen o adapted — tor, and whom you will marry. eet. tee and exiaine family trowbles reun’ ete Ratiefaction guaran charge No one tn trouble money or no money Peri cated at 616 Union ot wu Oven << attaire the sepa Giairveya TUNE TELLER IN THE WHERE |S THIS 2 FORTUNE TELLER‘ TELL Us - TRL !44—Houses tor Sale and! rated. 108 Pike, cor Nilett Moret Teer ne va reads pallet advice 98 Un TULIK WitiF © tonteht Maw BR Weed 26—For Rent Furnished A Bentiie Furatshed a-ree § Mtath 27—For Rent Unf ? ’ a lake 28—Furnished Apts. BLUFF APARTMENTS furniahed apa Pike ot. Bes on Vand @ 1 modern room aparimen| FONE WALL ood Me Main E800 BEAUTIFUL baile 98 68. 30—Furnished Rooms ¥ Bighed Love hy first hill rom 32—Room and Board ROME tor First-class} walking distance; he 1 38—Real Estate Wante with board. oF 86.59 for vena Soe aiture ‘urnished ream ore we diesen ard “RAINIER HOUSE WANTED ~ ' 115 & month OABT LAND CO. an Dank Bide THIS IS A FARM MAN A SNOW HAS” CONT 30 AT #10 Pry Lia TERMS & SEXTON CO Wit te ft n MEIKELJION Rox | 14 ACRES NEAR BURTON ren MONTH tor § [P mid niant Port Townsend— Tart cont and Wey Ports for! Port i tint Atty excest It. alow sour hs Townsend [Dungeness Angeles and Viet eND steer steak “ amb ne - 3 oe liver, be ’ th; t th; ‘ehetee » 8 1 heats UGET SOUND STEAMERS ALL LOCAL ROUTES STRAMERA LEAVE FROM COLMAN) POCK, FOOT OF MARION STRERT , ton Siem Wiitame, im *Dees not call Popmitrip onmiTacoma with steam for Olympia and'® 14 os IVietorta Bundars Katshan. Annee Port Town Bir Rosatle, tor F 4 meant Port Townsend Port ™ aw @atiy (equim). te Tipe oa! datly land Pellingham 'Calin at leend southbound on-! Monfay Weanes | Friday ee —Neah and Way Porte Bamble ramen t Satur'yiF } “ K oT Hood 4 D tiara datly exceptitt Sunday lor tr PUGET SOUND NA Office, Tieket otsieale, Tadicw —Paeler Siow Townmend Maturder Only ay poll Canel elton and Austin Po Maxwelton nh Ste. Kote for 1 Phone, Slows, Sunday Only lone, low Cambie Ladlow otlateh Port tinteh ¢ 4 ort T han will ont thhound. ttle at 10 p marked ** are boat these pot for ne p clude b 1 0:30 @. mm. GA olman Main 290%, Anactes—Cree Gambia! ** Melon! Aue! Rellineham! Watolenle leaves! Monday tener any Sweat ' aaty axcent ‘sunday 1 ont Port Saturda lanain and for wet make landing Nity Ner's pa at land tn ON 0. ook By Allman TAKE Us THERE, 499) We'Lt Go RIGHT f 4 |Chaplin CHARLEY CHAPLI } | Hes 75 AND STILL “PRANCING” “NOW FOLLOW ME* Well, its come—the Charley waltz! j ® combination jealled the “walk waltz. NOT A BIT VULGAR If it was, the American National Its of what and “| Association of Masters of Dancing LEGAL WRANGLE IN GILLIES’ CASE OLYMPIA, Jan. 21.—~Arguments, begun yesterday afternoon, contin- ued until 11 o'clock this morning, to determine how much testimony the state would be allowed to in troduce without definitely connect- ing John F. Gillies with the actual forgeries, whieh made possible the looting of the state industrial in surance fund, Attorney Thomas Vanee, for the defense, vigorously objected to such testimony, which, up till now, had not tled Gillies up with any of the alleged frauds. The state's attorneys, however, replied that in due course of time, this con nection will be made very definite: | ly. The court took the question under advisement, in the meantime allowing the witnesses to proceed Deputy auditors from . King, Pierce and Clarke counties testi fied that names of alleged work men injured on county roads, for whom warrants were drawn in pay ment out of the fund, were fictitious promised to show well-defined conspiracy on the part of Gillies and others, which embraced almost every county in the state The state TO DISCUSS DRY LAW Prosecutor Lundin received word Friday that Olympia had been for the meeting of prose cutors with Attorney General Tan to discuss matters relative to enforcement of the dry law, Feb- 1 VITAL STATISTICS Marriage Licenses F. Jones and Edith Gertrude Hunt oh ard Apnte 1 Maine Offe 1 Ethel Beale, Re oma, and Janie 204 Sixth E. Co » 44th Har 1441 Jacks Divorce anted Foster from Howard D, Fos Divorces Asked Hanwen va Hane Hansen. desertion ould not have approved it at their jrecenc meetings in New York and | Cleveland You'll be asked you'd better prepare to jearn is the official description Part 1—Walk forward, be- ginning with left foot, 2 m balance forward an back, 2 measures; waltz for- ward, 2 measures; make quar ter turn and step, draw twice (or two over Sal movements), 2 measures, then repeat ail. Part 2—Walk 4 steps for- ward in line of direction, 4 meagures; waltz to left, 4 measur®; walk two steps for- ward, make half turn to right and walk two steps back, 4 measures; waitz to right 4 SHORT NEWS Organization of various electrical representatives of Seattle formed Thursday Andrew Ahte fined $100 and Paul | HUL $400 for stealing copper wire from Puget Sound Electric railway jand causing wreck, | Prof. Magnusson, of electrical de- jpartment of university, says (e |mand for electrical engineers ex- ceeds supply Pen and ink in postoffico agi to dance it, #0 Here ter the ink all over the walls Dr. BE. BE. Heg elected president |of state health board. | British officials say | will tighten sea blockade. Recent explosion of German am- | munition depot at Lille, Frauce, cid enormous damage. | Four political leaders of Japan jarrested for attempted assassina- jtion of Count Okuma. | Coast towns of Alaska suffering |trom cold C. T. Newcomb, of Seattle, ended iife in North Yakima Thursday Harnings of American Locomo- tive Co. on increase. | ‘icy of administration blamed | by Mexicans for murders.of Aweri jcans | Exports from Holland prohibited Australians. Men marooned on island in Cook |tulet belfeved to be captain and crew of launch Traveler, which has gland by 4, and Therese | not been heard of since Christmas, | |Pfforte are being made to reach most of $3,000,000 Jestate left by Tacoma capitalist Opening date of Panama canal |uncertain owing to condition of waterway. Dutch dikes collapsed Thursday erely damaging surroundin country ‘APPROPRIATION -FORR.R. PASSED WASHINGTON, Jan, 21.— The $12,000,000 urgent defi- ciency bill passed the house today with the $2,000,000 emergency appropriation for the Alaskan railroad. sey 6 NEGROES LYNCHED BY MOB IN GEORGIA | SYLVESTER, Ga, Jan, 21.—Five negroes dragged from the Worth county jail by a mob that, tricked the sheriff were strung up to a tree near here early today | The negroes were accused of killing the sheriff of Lee county ‘OFF TO BERLIN NOW | BERLIN, Jan. 21.—Col, House of New York, President Wilson's per sonal envoy to Europe, will arrive here next week, to be the guest of American Ambassador Gerard for several days, N WALTZ 1916’°S NEWEST NOVELTY! HERE’S WAY TO DANCE I / SP m, pRor’ GLICK THE MAR WHO BTANOAROIZES | measures. | “Pa” Hawkins of Mansfield, O.— 75 years old and sill prancing— was the first to give an exhibition of the Chaplin waltz when the dancing masters met in Cleveland. Ease of motion instead of the slam-bang tango stuff wil be the jproper thing in ballrooms this year. They've standardized the fox jtrot aud the one-step, aud taken jall the jerks and dips out of them. | Professor George Glick of Cleveland is the man who has made them safe, rane and simple. If you can dance the 1916 mtandardized fox trot, you needn't worry ahout the others. Try it! First, &§ slow walking steps, then 2 fast and | slow, then 2 two-steps, turning, and 2 more in line of di- rection, and the fourth figure is ithe “twinkle’—4 slow steps, bal- jance forward and back, twinkle on jlast four steps. | Repeat all as long as your part- ner can stand up. TRAVELER TELL HOW HE WAS _ “GYPED” BY | THES. P, | Direct, positive proof of how the lallies of the Oregon-Washington |line are working to discriminate state accident) You can use ‘em if you don't spat-|against Seattle is furnished by Ray |Larson of Anchorage, Alaska, one jof the owners of the Anchorage /Sash and Door Co. Larson is now at the Frye hotel. “I bought a ticket at Eau Claire, | Wis..” he said, Friday, “plainly tell- ling the agents that my destination |was Seattle, and was told it would | cost me $26.20 extra, as I wanted to | stop at San Francisco, then go to | Portland by boat, and from there to Seatue. “My route was to be over the | Chicago, rthwestern, then the }Santa Fe system, and finally the {Southern Pacific. } “However, before I got to San Francisco | discovered that my tick- jet wasn't made out for the full trip at all, and I was dumped at San |Francisco quite unceremoniously. Instead of routing me all the to Seattle, I had to buy a new ticket at ‘Frisco for Seattle, and again ad to pay an additional fare. | “The Star has certainly hit the nail on the head when it says that Seattle business men are being de- |prived of a lot of tourist trade es- |pecially by unfair discrimination. It is absolutely true.” WEAPONS BILL FACES BATTLE There's a fight brewing aniong |the councilmen over the concealed Weapons ordinance that comes up for passage Monday Th measure provides that all merchants who sell small weapons, whether they be pistols or bra: knuckles, shall pay an annual $: Neense, and that people who want |to purchase them must get permits |from the chief of police, and pay | 25 cents each for them, | Mayor Gill says that the measure is all in favor of a few big hard- ware dealers who will get all the business, because the little fellows | can't stand the license expense. He | threatens to veto the ordinance, if jit Is passed The public safety committee, made up of Councilmen Hanna, Erickson, Dale, Bolton and Merble, has recommended the ordinance | for passage | Opponents that to the measure say the crooks won't be stopped from getting small weapons be- cause of the permit feature, Supporters point out that Seattle would be following in the steps of |New York city in curbing the sale |of weapons | Your progress depends on your ipace.