The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 24, 1916, Page 4

STAR-—MONDAY, THE SEATILE STAR By mail, out of city, one year oper month up te @ mos My carrier, city, #80 & month Thomson, Moore and the Council HERE are many people in Seattle who think The Star has been duped by the candidacies of Regi nald H. Thomson, former city engineer, and Judge W. H. Moore, former mayor, who are now running for the council. 3 é Particularly does the rumor go about town that The Star has been neatly tricked and fooled b those who are anxious to have Thomson in the council. Perhaps The Star HAS been duped. Perhaps Judge Moore, who has proved himself loyal to the interests of the general public in the State senate, on the bench, and as mayor, has now “sold out” to corporate interests. Perhaps Reginald H. Thomson, for many years identified with municipal ownership enterprises, is now a corporation lackey. This may be true, but The Star cannot believe it—and will not believe it—on mere vague rumor and unfounded suspicion. It is true that men of the Thomson and Moore stamp do not often run for such offices as the city council. But that fact alone is not sufficient to cause suspicion. Rather, it entitles them to encourage ment. : Various friends of The Star have called up by telephone and have written letters lamenting “a Situation by which the foes of municipal ownership are going to put Thomson and Moore over with- out protest by The Star.” maz If Thomson and Moore are not the men The Star thinks they are, if they have changed their Public policies, if all their years of public service in the past are no guide of their loyalty to the common welfare in the present, THOSE WHO HAVE THE INFORMATION TO PUT THE STAR ON » THE RIGHT TRACK SHCULD TALK PLAINLY AND DEFINITELY BY PRODUCING THE FACTS. ‘ The Star has no axes to grind. Say so. 4 In the meantime, however, The Star is not going to be guided by the thinnest sort of suspicion, Sand it hopes it is too broadminded to accept the view that, because some other newspaper or news- papers are supporting any candidate, The Star should therefore oppose him. It may be that the other newspapers are supporting Thomson and Moore because they have been beaten 0 often, and want to, for once at least, “get on” a pair of winners. If it is mistaken in Thomson and Moore, it will be quick to to Gov. Craig F GOVERNOR CRAIG does not interfere, North Carolina will electrocute a woman, next month. And the North Carolina Press probably threw a fit when the Germans executed Miss Cavell.. One is a convicted murderess, the other was a devoted nurse, yet women, both. The execution of Mrs. Warren will be only in degree less horrible than that of Nurse Cavell Everything Goes HE allies’ strong pressure upon Greece is called by the Germans “assassination of a nation which refuses to commit suicide,” it being suspected that a republic is to be made, with Venizelos as its Greece is pretty much a monarchy by marriage only. The allies are really after the kaiser's sister, m of Greece, and the way to get to her is to get Constantine and his crown. Making republics is r business for some of the allies, but the end is made to justify the means in a good many spots in =| Miss Grey: “ABSOLVE|would, but has no cash and | don't LF TO YOURSELF,” said [trust him. | am going away from nd «=America has pro-|this city, so how could he pay me! wiser man. Can | sel! the machine, or could he 8.” God never made any | put a stop to it? | have the receipt y woman's soul. |for my money, made out in my o nfe weakens the confessee ‘name, but he has the keys of the ean be used as a club or|car, What can! do? IN HOPES. aver over one’s head. One then) A—The machine {is community knows if his secret will not |property. Either of you can sell it on in fits of anger, mor-)hut would have to account to t or jealousy. Even cou other. In this case, you had better! against self-confession. jseq an attorney /” settie your own sorrow. ee your own problems. God Know God Is GOOD. | C as no church nor Pieesae | OF IT PREDICTED Our lures are our own our UNDEVELOPMENT. Ours With three inches of snow as a starter for the week and Weather| § the RESPONSIBILITY to see Mt we pay our SOUL DEBTS in : love to others as UNDE- 'D. why risk making one’s hus-| (uy Salisbury predicting more of @ possible murderer? Such jit, with colder, northeasterly winds ee ea” tat fon ye the telephone number of A. L till 15 years after, of an|Kempster, superintendent of Seat bride (inno-|tle’s unheated street car system, re y) at the hands|™ains the same—Main 9900. Call him up, If he isn’t there, |maybe he’s sitting by the fire at ere, with scorn |home. His home phone ts Capitol Her husband, who | 960 | in’t even kill a chicken, said: The thermometer stood at 25 at have killed him, had you told|8 o'clock Monday morning, and} then!” This ex | was dropping slowly value of the moral courage to disagreeable personalities es weve GILLIES TRIALS. Washington Theatre FINST AVENUE Foor or cocummia 5C Best Show in the City Bo Big Special on Iron Beds 95¢ and Up We carry a cor Stoves, Carpets, 1 ete line of new and used Furniture, eum, Reds and Redding SHULMAN BROS, FURNITURE CO. Phone Main a973 1528 First Ave The newspapers often tell of in econd Ave. od Marton Milk contans more nutriment than beef—and the bet ter the milk the greater the nutriment. Our Milk and Cream are both prize winners and ideal for children. Our wagons deliver today’s Milk today. PURE MILK DAIRY re of Maplewood Products enth Ave. MAIN 2545 ng meat or cute , . ant the th make er. Two Shops. Mra, Mueller, Stall 103 women, these open-faced, hu- Seccereece’:| RESUMED TODAY with one in the family, Men “babbling” wives | “mysterious” and} OLYMPIA, Jan. 24, — Halted Versa. For how can we trust /since the confession of Frank se who cannot keep their own | (Portland Kid) Stone, the trial of | ts? J. F. Gillies, former claim agent for | al is nothing like MYSTERY ‘the industrial insurance commis le hold even plodding husbands, for | sion, was expected to be reopened the) (despite denial) possess more | before Superior Judge Mitchell this ‘ y than any other animal in| afterno or out of the zoo. MARTHA, | Attorneys for Gillies admit that Stone's confession that he forg GQ—Why is it that a high diver!thousands of dollars worth. himself before diving? Will claims against the insurance reduce the friction of the after Gillies had taught him , Ff against the human body? has placed them up against a muct na CURIOUS. |harder proposition than they antic | A—Grease reduces the friction of | !pated SWwater against the body greatly. It Ghote tno reasons high divers cco PRESIDENT OF U. P. hele bodice in this manner. | SERIQUSLY HURT © Q@—When a woman's husband is| oe gar Se : to the penitentiary, can she MAHA Jan. 24 President A | have her marriage annulled, or does |! Mobler of the Union Pacific rail P ghe have to go thru the regular gi. TOM regained consciousness a He werce court proceedings? G.D, |% m. after lying for 20 hours un V Ladies’ White ELLIOTT 3320, Sanitary Market GEO. P. BENT COMPANY and Offices, 1418 Third ne and ali the Re Kenttle Sho If you want absolutely fresh Creamery Butter, come in and see It made RED SHIELD CREAMERY At the Dig Chorn, In the center of the Westiake Public Mar- ranch Fifth and Denny Way, extorda aration from her hosbend ithe i |!°%, 02! Coats Cleaned $1.00 | separation from he: STONE & VALEN, Cleaners and Dyers the pen , set otain same thru the reg eatd today he will recover | wos UNLON ST MAIN Bart husband ause of the length of time he remained unconscio prece proceedings of the brain was feared, but doct m married now over a year fice at time | have worked 9 pny months and saved ‘no BOYS CAN’T BE GIRLS Headquarters for Sporting and Athletic Goods wil locate {,,! earned. So a short ; ding Foot Basketba Sadobr pen Peart pought an automobile.| NEW HAVE Jar its, We also full Hne of Guna and Ammunitl :. urths, or a little more Dean Frederick Jones announces em the money which t/a ruling which will prohibit Yale THEODORE WILTS ‘ qu © paid the rest. }men from impersonating women 704 FIRST AVENUE ; PMont eve him, but | wantlor girl characters more than once 19 per cent discount to all purchasers showing Star ad Ut Into it. | want him|in plays given by the Yale Dramatk m me. He said he association. [ed diner is MERCHANTS’ A B C ADVERTISING CONTEST Here’s a Chance to Make Money During Idle Moments —In two advertisements printed below are typographical mistakes. In one it a misspelled word, in another a typographical error. On the page is a coupon. Read the advertisements over carefully, locate the misspelled words, fill out the coupon, stating what they are and in whose ad they were found, and mail to The Seattle Star. The first two correct answers received will each be given an order for $5.00 in merchandise upon the stores whose advertisements containthe incorrect words. All answers must be*in The Seattle Star office before 2 o'clock Friday afternoon. They will be numbered in the order in which received prior to the hour mentioned, but will not be opened until after 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon. No one directly or indirectly connected with The Seattle Star is permitted to take part in this cantest. This contest will appear each Monday for 13 weeks. Address all answers to A B C ADVERTISING EDITOR, THE SEATTLE STAR. Remember in making your answers that abbreyiations will not be counted as mis- takes. Names and addresses of winners will be published at the head of this advertisement each Monday. Those who have won once are not eligible to win again. The prize winners last week were: Mrs. A. E. Allen, Everett Interurban; J. O. Swanson, 5519 Fifth Ave. N. E. QUE | MMES, DONOVAN-SMITH, 4059 Arcade Bldg. i? ahi, Mul. Ge ne ee This Coupon Will Be Accepted As $15.00 JAN. 24, 1916. PAGE 4, ‘MORE PICTURES FROM FATAL SNOWSLIDE s Save 60c Any Day This Week or Ribbon, and come In many dainty shades. Boston Sample Shoe Shop Co., Inc. Second Ave. and Pike Second Floor, Rite! Bide CUT OUT THIS AD It Is Worth $1.00 ON AN $8.00 PLATE—GOOD UNTIL JANUARY 31 UNION DENTISTS DOG Pike st. Over Owl Drag Co. When you want Flowers, be sure to visit Seattle's newest and moat to-date Fléwer Store, where you get the best value fe r money rysant sm season is now on. Come in and see them. ROSAIA BROS. Phone Main ShOs, 1001-1003 Third Ave. 2 for $1.00 7x11 Van Dyke Photos at NORDLUND’S FOTO SHOP 1313 Fourth Avenue NO COUPONS NEEDED You « THEY SAY “SLATTEN’S” BECAUSE IT’S our prices are reas- EXCEPTIONAL VALUE! C. and H, Coffee at 25¢ a Ib.—Fresh Roasted and Ground to Suit You COLE & HARADEN Leading Grocers and Coffee Roasters DOWNSTAIRS—PIKE PLACE MARKET—SEATTLE SAVE FIVE DOLLARS On your new Spring Suit. By presenting this coupon, we will allow you credit on any SUIT you select, if presented before March Ist, 1916. W. H. BUTCHART, Merchant Tailor yyia'S.. ack—-It'® the ¢ ear an AMBRICA MODERN BARBER COLLEG sv We p t nh and women while learning For this week only, we will continue our offer of Wom en's $1.25 House Slippers at 6c. These are trimmed, Fur Minapelled Word Typographical Brror and Addresses Contes Above, rescuers digging their way into the day coach, shown, half-buried in snow, in the background. Part of the broken-off and burn- en in the foreground, Below, all that was left of the diner, the trucks and wheels. SERVED PIPING HOT Ibs for 2c and 3c a Cup seee si.00 . Me, Be © COPFRE Co. t 1515 Second Ave. NATS RE-BLOCKED We resew, reblock, reshape Milans, Hemps, Tagals, ete. into the latest new models now in MODEL MILLINERY 527 PEOPLE’S BANK BUILDING PREPARE FOR A GOOD POSITION at the METROPOLITAN BUSINESS COLLEGE Consolidated with the Acme and Seattle Business Colleges, Se- attle’s oldest business training schoc Pol. Bullding. eee ren ewe keg $2.00 SCHWARTZ LADIES’ TAILORING CO. Phone Main 3095 1504 Third Ave. New and clever suggestions for the baby Full line of Sweater Suits, Bath Robes, Dresses, Dolls and Novelties POPULAR PRICES MISS OLIVER’S BABY SHOP 500 Union Street FREE DOCTOR ‘This means that any Bx-Government Ph charge: 101 Firat Ave. 169 Washington St, Between Sprini Near % GOOD REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD EAT AT THE UNION CAF Best of Meats—Finest of Coffee—Strictly Fresh Eggs Good Creamery Butter—Best Bread in Town MODERATE PRICES—PROMPT SERVICE. 3062 Union St. Opposite Postoffice. Rosaries from s 1oe Up Se Up 10¢ Up Prayer Books from THE KAUFER COMPANY Catholic Supply House 1122 Third Ave,, Cor. Seneca Main 4173, Names of Firms Name i‘. . 2