The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 22, 1916, Page 6

STAR IT Takes A OK TOM, OLIVIA AND! HAVE Been | SEe Tom, THIS 18 THE FE UNG TO A PALMIST AND HAD our IF THAT UNE BS LONG AND UNBROIWEN BUSINESS DIRECTORY | SPIRITUA Continued !3—Personals | Continued Continued a STORAGE Adleine po Lae “~““SYGN PAINTING ~~~} eAvicg 18 Be! ist, en Gent & word per Insertion Saale Wen Shon Veet Gh Wiliont aage and eutted A ReexsOne hundred ines—| ~ WELL DRILLING AND MBitharion nde onerhalt rate TESTING S00 | 5 Advertising | fon 4—-Furniture Wanted om per inee! = insertions for the price of five ae cent discount if bill ts paid) Make Furn Co. 418 Pike tutely huthentio v reltat thin 10 days after first insertion. Wer UY and e¥ehe r ft | reome for my patrene Specta one Deb aéa received up to 11:30 8. m.| Furntture Co. 117 Pine in 4 | week, toe. 4 ; s re ® ES TRUE I art IN not be responsible for | Motorcycles for Sale MADAM KIAL Fors in Want Ada. after the tira RCVCLES New and second ha the Wondertut Vineertion, and the placing of an a ait maken, some af these tak EGYPTIAN 5 e time shall be Dy Tr o ‘More than on mm bet INDIAN M ROYCLES PHRENOLOGIS Wright 917 Pik Phone Bast 4Tt original) ~ —- . Autos for Sale as an acceptance of this} ar Neoadway | nt ing for let Cnn in HSH USED Cana Tees ‘a teh ih oN - HK. a box numbers are taken by| S—-For Sale Miscelianeous o Star will give replies to calling for sama and as SAR ANB” SOOKE esp: iiity by suc Deal Direct and Save Money | ae Fiber wall board. sq. foot..90.02_ | Agent. University District |$-ply veneer panels aq, foot ie N PHARMACY onren and Wallingford 4 District 414 Onto CYPRIENN 6. ‘ent Ad Agent. Rallers at HO MULL Rallard Av cr og Hotbad eash Paty i Prepared roth Ls if ae BUSINESS Turned porch columna 48 up | LADTEN Doors and window frames, mouldings FiiaNk inside fintsh TORNEYS—PATENT a an ies eee | mist. 260. 108M Pike, core A camel lies down and refuses to rise. | id DIRECTORY Aum for tree catshonse be, 31. Battmates| es Se He knows the weight he can carry | fwrathes ree Peledel, Meltabie’ aavicn. Shar” tee |—or rather what he is willing to| O R WILLTAMR Co. > aaa | carry. No persuasion or punish-; ORNEYS-AT-LAW _ cs a TL Wit sien | ment can make bim move with an- FARRELL — «29 N.Y Lay pe ~ ~ -- o 104 Pine | other pound after this weight is ecg > 5 ant. card read | / * placed on bis back 1S Deses Linoleum only obtal POA rt | | The financiers are afraid that the 4 1322 Fourth. A at les of Europe may develop as CONSULTATION FREE che Gaonat i | peop! D y i S awe husband and wife, gen. a furans 26—For Rent Furnished | See | much sense as the camel: that men : fees moderate —_ Wie Save y ay be . ture | V may possibly rise to the level of Trouble? Consult Robert between Taeoma and Heattie j | the brute. 16 Oriental, NO CRATING | | ath , 1 hope they may. I hope that T months DELIVERY CO. WrertaKn | x MATHENY—Pateat attorneys | to keep dim oe ait Made _etaco, Cal : et "Tee aoe eo these vp sree cal Caldwell has been chief deputy a CHEAPEST PLACE wo bay of rent em | MISS BAKER =) = mae at sort of education woul prosecuting attorney, ATO DEL! ERY ~~ ‘tna maski _M von Oe é 2ES sage and mantour do more to end wars than any- Thirteen for Council ~ ——| Gis CPLY BUSINDAS CARDM $1.08 | Ina Room 99 Arcade Motel, 1214 Mee ji CA in Feat <7 thing else which could happen. Candidates for the LIVERY G0 CONS melon, Rites sevt. ae - Boring : %| As long as it is safe to lend | Otto A. Case, RH. Thomson, Judge 8 MASSEUSE Sa nim com SAS {| moneys for wars, the wars will |W. H. Moore, Dr. E. J. 1 amg distance moving. Filtott 264 |W ANNONA NY mation quickly relleved. tit Usion,| 2—Furnished Apts. 7| be financed. As long as they | Charles Marble, C. B. Fitzgerald. LLYIARD TABL' Phone Ballard # _Fiat_@. ar PF ALPAWERENTR 7, Tad Crom al se be phony: 3 the privileged rey A. Fe Volney P. Hart, Cher- < a MASaAGE arnished apartments; ail modern 926 g classes will ways by which jotte Jones, Aaron Fislerman, Ed aE 8100 ~ Z| toexcite the masses into afaise | Brunini, Clarence J. Gerald and Queen Anne 292% MOBER roam spariment, W500.) OCT END =| enthusiasm for war. As long David Richardson. E-iecond See ee ree NS a ee 4 Z| wars can be financed nations Six are to be nominated ang eee —eeedtone> | LATEST HITS 204 seater con Halls for Rent H like the United States will be | three elected. NEW PIANO® POR RENT RENT AP Write for FY a H ¥ plied en patchaca. Moyer-Tor 21 fist, tock How 1079-4, & KEVETONE WALL. Bighth and Madinon 7| forced to arm for defense | ceded that Otto € aan lbnaaatene ian Fr Sen ag geo ci 1) > eapeounemenenne evstomet |O .5 Caer. ae ta A eee < , | It ts hinted that the object of the| The three candidates for city Prerything ta Canvas = ca siiowea co| ell idenin wast ne -Furnished Room: \Gary dinner was, among other|‘reasurer are Ed Terry, present in- bgp | LOVELY | things, to find out what Col. Roose. | fumbent: W.C. Hyatt and Jacob Mr BB. Ireland. M = ntverstty. | « a ee : “n j | velt would do it—say in 1917—he |b. Gilbert... Terry's nomination is BINDING Store Fixtures and Showcases ax Sattelect or 32—Room and Board : , | Seommnonerrerrsacerronrniramamnemronpunnunh \ haypens to be president and these| Certain, BINDERY—215 Spring. | HOW CART ro | ROOW sultable tor two. with board? two |eack; Yokima ‘ COUNT ALBERT APPONYT_ doble owned abroad by American} cree yeti th room. Terms reasonabie one | Carnation milk, $2.60 citizen: PENTERS ~~~ Gemalt, leis Fire g 2g #3 Veteran Hungarian political lead een eee te oe eae’. RAINS MAY BRING ON G0 “ MARBADT er who may be chosen to fill vacant Firsicciaes yorkaan | 9—Wanted Miscellaneous |» nye post of Austro-Hungarian ambassa-| 400°" ginoiee the colonel ansecrea| FLOODS IN COUNTR ‘Main 5867 evenings. aa. Car- | WANTED —A fuel oll tank and a toh p | RAG oe dor to the United State: : ed | ; VITAL ST it in terms, ww epeed Main #TT be ad | — — oe | Any man, Roosevelt, Wilson or r Pain ieee |) stor aan | another, however, whe happens (0|,gFtAFiO& great ambage to country ANY ie t SENVER HOTEL Sicam- heated roome nahin Wt, Fae ee | be president when that hi — ie Reevy . Meine a on yh - ° Joh ne 4, and Nellie John } aAppens—as ‘i 4 4 3 * 4 write nn - A ha hater Satis Dk — w. OF. colonel’s favorit > SEEiisls “dakainne ‘Seueiny Go| opperceniey te cx MISS PEARL Auction Sale 1. Japan. actly and Giecleay nateiae” 40 Xmen to,various parts of the county 4 able mall order » wr onal one , Hotes, Idaho, and “4 ~ 7 e | Saturday, to keep him Oo ~~] heme or office; goed tor $100 a ween | tot RATHSKELLER » Japan a | a Las of the United States the situation when established. can be managed tn | LADIER My atest, ww remedy, : a Skagway, and Marie will never allow the use of force by |‘ ex! 5 7 spare time, evenings, of se a side tine| asitively unranteed. Madam’ Crane. | AUCTION SALE nd. Hes and Harrie w.| General ‘store, of? Join) Wanwid,| the United Sinton, tn the collection |e, Nothing sirione has been report: “farms. Main 1162. 202 Epler block, idly. Send tor par- re , i Price, 18 Lake Porest park, entered by sher-| of such debts. For they have nol geese” ° re ve noon, “but. we SOMPANY, NEW RATES: NEW : Te Peer |THE RRATTIR AUCTION co.» Yan Seattie, and Helle its deputies Friday, but no Mquor | moral binding force as debts of the|jr the ienertattohes about. Sunday BIBTHODS— Loans trom #19 99 to $Th ie : | RaTHaKeLGER carr no rs dnd Minn Sarnee, | OMNES Sp So ea een a] PROM ans | — a v tek! A confide: o Ye make you ex aesnging. | ro at ' wen ve Se ry e language GERMAN-AMERICAN LOAN CO on. Century Automo | hriatine M. Anderson, Keattie hildre: ly HEN IN Sinan | olowing Seattle men: P. E. Apfel, IERICAN 14 a x and 2 children free vold—WHEN COMMON SENSE) electric’ radiator; W. H NSTRUCTIO: RAnHeR | goeeeeey owe en ce ad SGP CRORE. 4 ,, BC eee Offi of launch Victor I.,|GETS INTO THE HEADS OF THE polishing machine; O. P. Goss, pre: STRUC Branch of orig. | MATERNTT F it Madison Binge bs hich capsized near Tacoma last| PEOPLE as to what the law should|servative for impregnating tin : EESSONS, 00.00. T00 Eliors barber college in the | —=aet_® | Mra, and Mr. J. A. Cleave, 2040. 17m | Saturday, placed’on trial Friday. | be. Pi paariem ig timber, § se coy 7 ; 17th oP ) . and J. H. Welch, ofl burner. Tol wiliott 9707, ou to I be LILLIAN LA MONT 2 Wee" Coyle, former university 4 HAIR REMEDY MAMAGE. BATHS ARCADE BOTBI, MeTageart, 40% Sixth | football star, is again proud father 4 [Ee MARTENS remedy tor : 7 Arbuckia, Reventn | Of a little girl Smaps: highest references. |MISS HARDING * | « se of Miss Katherine Haldy, | “Bast 1578 ie rege each eat | Seymour Wood, Madi 4 Broadway snatched Friday | oo TONER ofie v 3 ine FEWRUL MA RT on oll . : ee a Pew 08 Cotens night at 9th and Marton st Kiasea Tonk c oss First ave a gl ppt ond yg oc gy | _Thira. office 10 | orien rubber plants nughte oh aah abe 24 Rumored that BE, H, Sothern, _ Ramee B Fy | CAREAIDE HOSPTTAL—Drag aicoholia | oath reeiaters and iin =| Mra and Mr. I. A. Brigham, ¢21 Mob | noted actor, will retire from stage | 3518 Woodlana| nd ables " er | Mra a Mr, Roy Mem, 9006 Marricen pil © rte Sar kes floods | North 9« } A kle ot, * » reported O' et . | ys re SVR WORKA 1400 Tike lie ards, Mra. ar A. RK Wasson, 9724 #iet/ in Middle Western states. PF WCLONG, 305 Mari Rew a * La) ma-|ave # maa | American cattleman, | sonable. ena =a BY oe Pishart, 313¢ Queen attle with Mexicans near Biistia troubles; several pacts BOYS WANTED LINDQUIST, trained wares Main Nele Rougve, #81 Orcas as oan. Seoces! 1 De nRd uate, ‘ Repair work on liner Minnesota Bidg Mein 2781 gees ge agg LVAWS OF OF HATH Toat Tat ae | . . r H. Seaman, 4518 Myrtle} now in Frisco harbor, begun Can furnish good corne ReataT en aT VIVE Mre Willeik MN RUANELL & i +| Holdup tn Los Angeles bank nets MOVING A IND STORAGE) ey Ot a0 een, Toi Ith NW Phone Ballard | AUCTIONEER Main ts aleve robber $500 say e DY Pm iA Gear ala: Mestad a , Anne conard, 8060 Fith| Lady Aberdeen in U. S. to raise _ AUTO DELIVER V C0. CIRCULATION DEPT. a enay kteeeh ee cae 41 ACREAGE FOR SALE |fund for Irish infants, What next? Gistance moving Elliott 264. |LBARN to tan and vedlk ul You Deat. witit DIRECT isd pidiinieh Aan Austrian men over 50 called to ADWAY 7 So | own rabbit skine AF etd | and our propos colors. and household Cmiy few peopin taught state, | ON LAN Dean Adcoch ty hospital, Janu-| Everett man awarded $1,000 for POLE, f pes ese “ we | 4 camps | FAS doot seen ave, w.,| death of his son caused by intoxi Fem as | "thy upstaire clothes snop, Green wig. | TADUES private maiarniiy home, adap: | Wabi ae, ‘gests, soy arsecdwe au; | Padcbank dn Heal! clit We jued, Ficho Music Pub. ¢ ath and P | “ton if ae | > ae, ” Wy AERO ORE Heyy sescreradi eittclal ny Bion. a Vee a - ee | by enlling 1447 nine. a, | I ° below “OPTICIANS —~ AL MOLER BARBER SCHOO tue testbed Be 4515 Ati Jim | ath SGardge, srandesiiie, eoweba, FRAT EATERKON OPTICAT, DEPT | Men and wor We teach the barber bY aaah Tor tues 7 ae ® Ste Ma Brooks, 46, #424 Rainier ave, |Commits suicide in San Francisco. Second and University. Main 6100 eartn fone, over | ies in married lite Are you THREM LAK LEMennr \vorces Granted Main 2174. Popular prices ty Crityniss este nite Reliable Friend La = : Lanite B.A UE Ee Mtoe MUSICAL COMEDY OSTEOPATHIC PHY S7_| #Y DONG vusiness Upataira Tracie welis | es tree. Ade P. vans 4 river bot an Minnie #. Lincoln from Howard W.|AT THE LYRIC en's $28 suite and ercoats for RAARARARARARA. . A Lin in. 1 - CIANS AND SURGEONS | Tracie Upuaire'sute shop, 900% "Thira | i in ‘ ilbern a mone, Hansen Seti Gerves C. Haneon. | cioal comiacy, Will be tha cotton | CASE br Neeestaite:. 1010 Nerthore Tank tang | RAVAN AUGH 12.06 pain tA0s Tet ave Pg pte SR hie Dickinson from H. G, Dicktn-|ing at the Lyric theatre, beginning MEAN BY DARTING : apectalist., - ASA ALAR, ' nat Price $3. + H. Jonew from Arentbaa n.| Monday. Assisting John J, Welch, AROUND A CORNER WEED tush to hesvltal” Apes 21—Female Help Wanted its. Lee mr. 3 i> the star con » will be the LIKE A BAT OUT gallstones, golters remo ‘| Poe ome Reson ‘ ; Israe! Spire f Katy § Lyric theatre chorus, Sev Th , Be mink ng enon mil 7 t tree GOOD LAND FOR BATE rt Yas eral spectal numbers will be given OF SUROPE 4 py cy ig 1; nla mms ' 1 s Ps Mt i eG Pees prage . “| by Billie Little, Harris and Mulal a KiTORNEVS™ 4 tela FR t Da 1 Fiwner. {ly and John J. Welch FRED P, GORIN Patent atto Ca Duwar " oa y “ HROF ne Pa a te eured. or tor refunded , Female Situation ae Bidg. Main 5099 Free poor “ - _ ? Aare Stor WX. BTEVENS formerly gover ¢ 2 oc hs spring Patent expert, reliable att P ROYAL BGYPTIAN t a , . EE | ler from ‘birth ce % Mason, Fenwick, Dawtence 422 Hurke fia 12a eigplcnlo PAIL ALIS “ st as| 42—Acreage Wanted jae | 23—Personals true | WANTHD t c 7 i TI TOR Fo, ita vin ana” hold. ine| 44—Houses tor Sale OPHYSICIANS AND | Wer ane you love. Matla | & 3 SURGEONS USE STAR WANT : tactia ‘ FOR SALE nr Hie = ye 1 ID aN) | * . Br KATHRIN HARKIBON % ath Wy) So wo W Mua - %, ° fiiott 67 | lo Gi DALTON Pin dinvases only cma C@nny . Mages Wide Yui WoOUL J FALL FOR JUNK LIKE THAT SATURDAY, JAN. 22, 1916. PAGE 6. By Allman BANDIT ORDERED TO GIVE UP MONEY PF The Line 15 LONG AND WOMAN ‘TO UNBROKEN You WILL Live 1 DO LOOK A LITTLE FORTUXES TOLD - SHE TOLD | YOU WILL MWe TO A RIPE OLD AGE, p Ve ; LONG TIME AND JF IT What became of four-fifths of US LOTS OF THINGS p—" | | BUT. IF IT petanh dati’ Paclon M rhe pit RYBODY HAS J ah SNORT =< 04360 ‘tabel by. sobvere frock t66 ———_——— is suort } BUNK, PLAIN A LIE LIKE: THAT [ ; Ae agin Dank of flma nearly two ye | Hope You Don't Take] } } You Won” 7 2? JORDINARY BUNK . q,\ SUTeed tn Tat. eioetot doen ANY SToct< IN THAT AF tas -~ ‘ here from James M w, one of ah en Eger » che ‘basalts, by the Midels & De ) day ae company was surety for the bank. Its agents found $ “ Japanese bank where AoW robbery, and $120 was taken fror him by the sheriff of Chehalis count when arrested SIEW ALD. Jan 2 Work wa me egun tod on rebuilding the Bew ws of) ard dock and warehouse, which Q ere destroyed by fire Thursday > night Property loss was $20,000 | Lox Angeles pool hall raided and arrested, charged with betting M 1UM . MED 1 46—Homesteads OUT WAR CORNER * is dua SATURDAY ele 18 f <o ‘ as It is whispered that one of the!terest, The question which is said of “¢ Ib.) Sreeh mparertoe subjects discussed at the recent |'O be agitating these financiers is : 4 ba 4 this $1.25 sack ere ' Gary dinner in New York, at which sugar, § ibe. 48c; large cans spricots and) ip “Roosevelt thrust his under Will any people convent te ¥ a ay pean, teak ¢ the mahogany with the feet of the| C@rry the dreadful burden of hen f toe Malle men who control the finances of| {ust keeping up the interest? rs tbe: America, was the danger that the| CAN any people carry this load ? ¢| said financiers may love = good deal, of interest? rT 2 money they have lent to the} The money lenders fear an era of | wwe warring governments repudiation England's debts at the end of the) They fear that the people will | | war will not be less than $28,000,./force the governments to relieve | SATURDAY hard wheat) 000,000 to $90,000,000,000. This t* them of this burden. Gene, oh a third of the total wealth of tt In other words, they fear that mabe. 4 United Kingdom, The debts of all the people are too intelligent to | washing the nations involved wili be ax | *%erve longer as the patient camels oyeers large in proportion to their ability |C@frying loads too heavy for their a to pay |strength. That ts not quite correct, “ be Je It {# not question of the pay-| either. The camel refuses to carry ment of the principal. Nobody ex-|™ore than a certain weight. Where- pects that that will ever be paid Generations yet unborn will sweat and struggle just to y the ia complaining of the poor beasts 1n- creases until a certain point of bur- den-bearing 1s reached »,,May Replace Dumb MONDAY—#iail 114, Inrae head lettuce | every Huropean people will rise and lever camels are loaded for trips | Schmidt, nominated by a faction of over the desert, the grumbling and|the socialists, will not draw even Then the| nO strenuous campaign. 'FILING CLOSES; 27 CANDIDATES Four for Mayor, Six for Cor- poration Counsel, 13 for Council, 3 for Treasurer CARROLL IS UNOPPOSED They off! All the entrie and the in candidates the heat, of which will at the primeries Twenty are due to t the time the in the final elec only seven are to 8 Th | be determined Februar appointn oten are tion, Mareh elected ent ite A one corporation coun treasurer, one comp three councilmen are mayor one He to be The the city and chowen comptroller only candidate for that of So far as this part the s is concerned, it is therefore a cloned incident All the other offices are contest ed. There are four candidates for mayor, six for corporation counsel three for city treasurer, and 13 for the council Three Out for Mayor The candidates for mayor are Oliver T. Erickson, Hiram ©. Gill, Austin E. Griffiths and Chas. D. Raymer, Raymer the candidate of a handful of socialists who have been repudiated by the Seattle Her- Harry Carroll ald, the official socialist paper Im j the city and by socialist leaders generally. It is conceded his, vote will be neg}igible. The contest for mayor, therefore, will be a three-cornered affair be- jriffiths, Gill and Erickson. Six After Counsel Berth The candidates for corporation |counsel promise to make things |livelier in the race for that office than it has been in many years. There are six of them—Thomas F. Murphine, James E. Bradford, Hugh Caldwell, E. H. Guie, Frank | Griffiths and Nicholas Schmidt The contest will develop into a d affair, as Nicholas | four-cornere: the full socialist strength, and Frank Griffiths probably will make Will Divide Strength E. H. Guie, prominent in repub- lican party circles, former speaker of the house, and railroad attorney, will get the support of various cor- poration interests, as well as the old-line conservative yote. The other three candidates, Mur- phine, Bradford and Caldwell, will divide strength” Murphine has been a member of the legislature and was progressive leader for two sessions Bradford has been counsel for four years. corporation council are Brown, It is generally com , Judge Moore County, Engineer ed several of his informed on Garlock, —-