The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 3, 1916, Page 2

J. FRANCE FOR GRIFFITHS plitical and pentous at We the prohibition of the ale of alcoholic liquors. If this ex oon upon our own people. ‘& masterly service to the nation at y having placed the law upon th boo! Its success depen: ext 12 months , 1 seem to see that complacency jot Americans. They are so happy to its enforcement, “Well, that will ollow as a matter of course.” But ‘course in this insance. Never were rage of conviction, mental alert experience with police prob wise pationce and dogged de- blic official as they will be re fired of the mayor of this city In the next twelve months. For these reasons | favor Mr Griffiths for mayor above the other Bed force and stamina about the fan see us thru on this, our big _ Problem of the year. ©, J, FRANCE. a " ERICKSON NOT FOR SALE | Baditor The Star: 1 would rather tle than any maa in Washing- . and I've lived here 25 years bis unexcelled public record, private | in the state—John R. —to whom little children d a monument. PAVOID SICKNESS ‘Glass of Hot Water Before | Breakfast Daily Keeps “ Doctor Away Made rapid strides with results oo, The latest application of on that it is as necessary as it is to the drains of the “Those of us who are accustomed 4 feel dull and heavy when we from a cold, foul tongue, breath, acid stomach, can, instead, feel as fresh as a daisy by open- ing the sluices of the system each Morning and flushing out the “ewhole of the internal poisonous ter. whether ailing, Sick ‘fore breakfast, drink a glass of hot water with a teaspoonful the stom liver and fble waste, sour bile and poison- .of hot water and limestone phos- ite on an empty stomach is “wonderfully invigorating. It cleans ont all the sour fermentations, gases, waste and acidity and gives one a splendid appetite for break. fast. While you are enjoying your breakfast the phosphated hot wa “ter is quietly extracting a large ‘volume of water from the blood and getting ready for a thorough flushing of all the inside organs. The millions of people who are bothered with constipation, bilious spells, stomach trouble, rheumatic #tiffness; others who have sallow skins, blood disorders and sickly complexions are urged to get a quarter pound of limestone phos phate from the drug store. This ewill cost very little, but is suffi- cient to make any one a pro nal sanitation. Cured to Stay Cured Torturing, grind It this gently and quickly. Wear Electra-Vita while you mieep. It nd vitals with new ite he morning full of vim, > BR she polsonous uric acid out of your eye pi tem. + ra-Vite i tery, which pumps & si unbroken Stream of enivanic electricity Into the ferves tor nours, while you sleep, infusing them with new By and buliding up the entire eondition tion and hu men out of lings. If y It yoru have ‘or tust © Inck of nerve YOu to perfect BOOK | ment. This book ures of PP well-built d women, (| showing how # applied Of and explains many things you should know The Llectra-Vita Co. ment can be carried out to a ful issue in this state, we Pill not only have conferred a great but we Bhall have rendered by our example | to corporate octopuses, wil Farge. It is needless to say that the | Buccess of prohibition doea not le law, His philosophy is not philon- . @pon the daily, aye, the hourly en- forcement of the law. To my mind Rho ultimate success of this venture @epends upon what occurs in the |JOINS A. E.G. CLUB Wn the part of a large proportion of | ,. . (ur citizens that is so characteriatic | VeCk* A&” fo have passed a good law, but as). jmen and women had gotten togeth MH will not follow as a matter of lfor Mr. Griffiths. " eandidates. There is a certain rug |‘ etithe. man that gives me confidence. He | Je tag [GRIFFITHS TALKS PLAIN |voter in Seattle who has a doubt in iver T. Erickson were mayor of comparing to RANK WATER TO | | ja mao who knows his work. SAYS AUTHORITY a Sxnitary science has of late /avoid strife. N.P. ANDERSON that are of untold biessing to hu-| GILL ANDO MILK BILL untiring research is the recom: | 511) js @ great thing. I have raised | “attend to internal sanitation of | 5 system of the human} | portant pure milk is for the health jot a child. If Mayor Gill, with the help of your paper, never accom: | . splitting headache, stuffy | nasty | well, should, each morning be-| “Of limestone phosphate in it to} from Dowels the previous day's indigest-| certain Seatt ows toxins; thus cleansing, sweet-| ening and purifying the entire ali. dreamers, earthly dreamers, and more |dreamers of hell. Mr. Erick action|may be a heavenly dreamer. Mr.| _ “nounced crank on the subject of| With his record, “Not for sale at] price” to brewery Interests, | sanship or organized civic brigand age, free from all umbrageousness, and ever unswerved by mouthpieces of monopoly in p ity, of from! any source breeding parasitism Mr. Erickson does not wear a halo legend, “Id prefer private life.” “I'll never ask public office again’ (tT) lis civic horizon is not lmited cel lara of the predaceous, or the Renick ophy of eels. Mr. Erickson’s leadership is safe for social justion, ..¢ sadly such leadership in the mayor's of fice. MINNIE BR, FRAZIER Editor The Star About four a well-todo business man came to me and asked if I vanted He said that a bunch of er and picked a man for mayor wholly on his merits; a man that is free from any paper; a man fr from any political gang; a man whe has not made one political promise & Kenuine .people’s® man. And i} ination eo much required in ® | promised, if they had a n of that class I would join the club. My frieud soon convinced me that they had the man, so I joined the A. E.G club, I am proud to be a booster CHARLES TAYLOR, 402 Newton st Editor The Sar: I am for Austin Griffiths for mayor, If there is a his mind as to how Griffiths stands, | eall up Main 1340 and ask for a copy of his Declaration on Admin-| istration, Taxes, Efficient Govern ment, Municipal Ownership, Home Rule, Municipal Employes and Law Enforcement. It ts all to the point, and no mud slinging. It is some. thing your children can read and profit thereby, Don't miss it J. A. JOHNSTON, 2320% Dexter ave GILL HAS COMMON SENSE Editor Star: For mayor, | liked Couple with that a man who has an unprejudiced mind and lots of good, everyday, common sense,} and we would not go far wrong.| From Mayor Gill's term, | believe| him to be such a man. | think we could rely on him to handle any emergency with credit to city and himeelf, as he has shown a broad vision, and I believe our citizens will return official and Editor Star: I believe the milk a delicate child, who constantly re-| quired pure milk. From my ex- perience, I have learned how im- piishes anything else, you both} would have the heartfelt thanks | of the parents of this city for the| work for this law I would not nt to leave any big questions to Mr. Erickson. has shown himself so small on| the pure milk question. 1 will reg-| ister and vote for Gill for mayor WOH FATHER OF PLAYGROUNDS Editor of Star: Austin EB. Grif fiths should be aper calls him a “DREAMER.” There are different kinds of dreamers — heavenly View of the wa’ » Join a club he called the} A typical orchard scene in the valleys of San Diego county, Cal. ranches were submerged in the flood that under pressure of 3,000,000,000 gallons of we' Griffiths is en earthly dreamer, | one who dreams of things not} thought of or attempted by men| of less courage and then he pro-| ceeds to realize them. He dream ed the PLAYFIELD MOVE. | MENT,” and pat it thru, which} provides protection for the chil-| dren, keeping them out of danger| ing the Py and vice and off of the streets, 1 wonder how many fathers and mothers realize who this “dream- er’ was. It would be easy to get! a procession of 10,000 future vot-| ers marching the streets, carrying| 5 banners, “WE WANT THE DAD-| DY OF THE PLAYGROUND FOR) MAYOR. C. R. HOOTEN, 524 Bagley Ave. ERICKSON MOST ABLE ence of the candidates for mayor \is Oilver T. Erickson. He, above EUMATISM |than one occasion, have declared all the others, is the most able, and consistent champion of public ownership of public utilitier The citizens of Seattle, on more in favor of municipal ownership. but have made the mistake of serted by Capt electing to public office those who Maru, only partially favored, or opposed this policy, Gill and Griffiths both belong to this class, while Raymer |a car lacks those qualities which the of. fice calla for. With Erickson as mayor, sup him, we should have for the first time m Seattie such an adminis tration of pubic affairs as would not only settle for all time to come the question of taxation, by saving to the people the enormous sums now levied as tribute by the pub He service corporations, but would | Stevens enbance the reputation of Seattle | Willis abroad and add to the wealth and/her eugenic self-respect enjoyed by our citizens of 5,000 candidate athome. JOSEPH GILBERT, 409 Eastlake Ave. | perforr SHE'S FOR RAYMER Editor The Star 1 am hearti! k sick of reading such letters, I thin Mr. $0 and So is able to defeat Mr So and So. And Mir. Bo and So. I think, is broad-minded and a good |" politician. And t Mr. So and So is no hypocrite and not selfieh As far as Mr. Erickson or Mr. Gill or Mr. Griffiths is concerned. neither has a solution to better the condition of the class I represent Some day this 85 per cent will ve contrary to that 15 per cent. And not before then will we be able to! missing see the light of day. Raymer gets my support MRS, L. 8. ENG 8 Ninth ave, Rear Admiral Fullam Rear Admiral Fullam, command acific Reserve fleet, took |} immediate charge of the relief and rescue work y ghouls in the stricken the worst I have ever Orders were given to marines to she In addition to the work of gu dead and wounded victims, the men from warships Mayoralty Editor: My prefer-| toed bodies from the flood wate LOST SHIP SEEN Shipping men are convinced that the schooner sighted adrift and de Chiba of the 0 miles off Triangle island is the Volante She left Petersburg for Sitka with > of salt and empty 6, and was being towed by tug Penguin and Gjoa the entrance of ported by a council in accord with jjorthe CAN YOU BEAT IT? of Charleston B-R-R! TRIP TO ARCTIC of Santa Barb: soon as the ice HUNTINGTON, | je STAR—THURSDAY, FEB, 3, 1916. PAGE 2. * recently held in check by the Lower Otay valley dam, which w The flood thru the valley, near San Diego, Cal, killed many persons and destroyed a vast amount of —$— TO USE GREAT CAUTION’ “TNWET GOODS SeARGHES ‘SAYS NO CROWDING Prosecuting attorneys of this state have agreed amon: selves Thursday to proceed with great caution” in regard to tseu ing search warrants in enforcing }the prohibition law This procedure was determined lupon at a gathering of all prosecn tors in the office of Attorney Gen jeral Tanner at Olympia, Tuesday jand Wednesday, despite the fact | that it was also agreed that the ‘HOW I DARKENED MY GRAY HAIR Lady Gives Simple Home Recipe That She Used to Darken Her Gray Hair For years | tried to restore my gray hair to its natural color with the prepared dyes and stains, but none of them gave satisfaction and they were all expensive. 1 finally ren onto a simple recipe which I mixed at home that gives wonder Hundreds of th pt thru the valleys after the Otay reservoir dam broke them-| amount of liquor was a crime |rémarding the dry law decided ot) the prosecutors’ meeting was that |!eague to ¢ Turkish bath houses cannot get al- cohol for rubbing purposes crAn PFANERS WRITE OF IFIRST PICTURES OF TERRIBLE SAN DIEGO FLOOD THEIR CHOICE AS MAYOR fan » Editor The Star: With faces /any Pooking forward, we, the citizens |traction magnates, political parti Seattle, are about to enter upon swept away. | Mitel ing given jas a trust y of Ernst, He admitted having had some financall transactions with Gillies, He induced Gillie to invert | flourishing fruit Generali view of the Lower Otay dam and reservoir near San Diego, Cal,, which broke and sent) down the Otay vailey, killing nearly 100 persons caught in the path of the! The white dotted line incloses the part of the dam which gave way, mere possession of an excess Their action, according to Prose jeutor Lundin, will have an im-| portant bearing on future Mquor! raids in King county Among many other fine point | | | safety to patrons of this th GILLIES TRIAL FINDS BAND AT MAY END FRIDAY OLYMPIA, Feb, 3.—-With instruc tions to the jury read by Judge) I] today, and arguments of | the attorneys begun, the trial of| —. John 1, Gillies, former claim agent} INCIDENT OF RETREAT in the industrial insurance depart: | ment, accused of looting the # fund, will probably be concluded Friday, The jury may get the case late tonight cr early tomorrow. it in expected. te Industrial Insurance Commission er Ernst yesterday denied ever hay 1,200, to be uned | Shell fire, nd by hi if in behalf 0, he said, in a prospecting prop- sition in British Columbia, An other transaction involved §60, | Ernst borrowed $30 from Gillies, he jsaid, and became indebted to him for $20 more for some ot) stock | This money, however, w io a short time, Ernat paid off A. J, Connery, claim agent for the commission, succeeding Gillies, tem ‘tified he naw Gillies leave the state house November 4, 1916, with a war rant identified tn court as the fic lUitious John Stark claim The warrant was in Gillies’ pock et, he said. Gillies had teatified the claim had been presented by Stark in per the warrant to the man so repre senting himeelf, FEAR AMERICA mn, and he had turned WILL BE CUT OFF By Wilbur S. Forrest LONDON, Feb. 2-—Burope and | America face the danger of being leut off from cable communication. | Th Seven cables linking the two |ecountries have been put out of | business, it is learned, and while they have lain useless at the bot- tom of the sea, the remaining lines have been overburdened with great masses of monsages. . The possibility of Europe losing all cables to America is not remote, for it is rumored that a new sub- marine, equipped for cable cutting, | may be working off the west coast of Burope. ARE HAULING SNOW Thirty-five garbage wagons have jbeen taken over from the health department by the street depart ment and will be used to help car- ry away the tons of snow that must be cleared to prevent floods. Business houses bave been re- quested by the health department to place their garbage in front of thelr places of business, instead of in alleys. The alleys are heaped high with snow and traffic will not be able| ing Gen. Sarraul, beck in Salonika, to get thru for several dass. AT METROPOLITAN No overcrowding is tolerated at the Metropolitan theatre, Manager| | Haase says in reply to a letter of criticism sentyby the Municipal! met our eyen. Th ef Lang “Every precaution to guarantee tre is Clergymen, it was decided, readily taken,” declares Haase should confine the amount of |"On the night of the Philharmonic liquor held on hand for sacra.|Concert, we turned away hundreds mental purposes to the quantity |Tather than crowd the aisleways. allowed any other individual with- in the law A very few were permitted to stand up downstairs, and there were some standing in the gal- (MURPHINE MEETING =|" POSTPONED BY SNOW SHOWBOUND JURORS ’ | Because of the snow blockade, the meeting planned for Thursday night by supporters of Thomas F.| Twenty-five men and women ju Murphine, progressive candidate) rors, who are practically snow- for corporation counsel, has been! pound until traffic is resumed, will postponed Announcement of the! be the § of the county at the ful results. I gave the recipe, which | dath at which the meeting is to be| Frye hotel until the traffic to out is as follows, to a number of my friends, and they are all delight with {t. To 7 ozs. of water add a} small box of Barbo Compound, | o# of bay rum and % oz. of glycerine. These ingredients can be bought at any drug store at very little cost Use every other day until the hair becomes the required shade, then | every two weeks, it will not only darken the gray hair, but remov: dandruff and scalp b ts as a tonic to the hair, It is not sticky or greasy, does not rub off and does not color the scalp.— Advertisement mors, and) again without assistance. ‘ARE YOUR KIDNEYS | Thousands of Men and Women Have Kidne Trouble and Never Suspect It heid will be made later. jlying districts is resumed, Many| means of an arrangement with the Added to the other worries of|of the jurors tramped miles thrit the registration officials, registered Wednesday, but a better! | Showing will be made Thursday an over 150 registered in the morn ing. James McKeever of McGuffey, }O., altho totally blind, drives bis own automobile when somebody else is in the car to give him di rections, He has taken the auto- mobile apart and put it Nature warns you when the; While kidney disorders are among) track of health is not clear, Kid-|the most common diseases that} ney and bladder troubles couse | prevail, they are almost the last! many annoying symptoms and|recognized by patients, who ueual- great inconvenience both day and|ty content themselves with doctor- ight jing the effects, while the original Unhbesithy kidneys may cause} disease may constantly undermine lumb rheumatiam, ecatarrh of | the system, the bladder, pain or dull ache in| If you feel that your kidneys are the back, joints or muscles, at|the cause of your sickness or run times have headache or indiges-}down condition, try taking Dr. Kil tion; as time passes, you might|mer's Swamp-Root, the famous kid have as dark clr time f as though you had | prove, they will help the other or. heart trouble, may have plenty of|gans to health ambition but no strength, get weak| If you are already convinced and lose flest |that Swamp-Root is what you If such conditions are permitted | need, you can purchase the regular to continue, serious results may be|fifty-cent and one-doliar size bot-| expected: Kidney Trouble in its|tles at all drug stores, Don't make wore orm may steal upon you mistake, but » yer Prevalency of Kidney Discase Dr, Kilmer a anne Aaae Most people do not realize the}and the address, Binghamton, NX alarming increase and remarkable|Y., which you will find on cvers prevalency of kidney disesse. bottle SPECIAL NOTE—You may obtain a samp! Root by enclosing ten cents to Dr This gives you the opportunity to prove the remarkable merit of this medicine, They will also send you a book of valuable information, jof the Western Engineering Sales| cause AS BOON AaB your kidneys im: 1 lo size bottle of Swamp Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y y JUST HAVE TO noW!the snéw rather than disregard | comes the snow blockade. Only 250|the summons of the court BLACKWOOD GIVES OPTIMISTIC TALK: Henry Blackwood, special deputy collector of customs, in an address before the Seattle Rotary club, in together| tne Washington Annex Wednesiay, said the outlook for Seattle fur the next few years is very promising W EAK ® |Northwest and the customs sorvic Biackwood's theme was the de-|if you tumble over an embank- The Minnewatha club, which has been in existence for 13 years, giv ing a dance once every two weeks, will dance Thursday evening at Douglas hall, Tenth and East Pine,) regardless of the weather, The {club hasn't missed one of its |ular dances in the entire 13 years. ny So we'll dance again tonight,” jsaid Mrs. Peter Bettinger,” and don't care what the weather man does.” liow complexion, puffy or|ney, liver and bladder remedy, be es under the eyes, some. ; NO COAL SHORTA | — Altho the coal consumption has practically doubled during the last two days, there is no danger of a jedal famine. Columbia & Puget Sound coal trains have managed to get into the city, bringing enough coal to tide Seattle over the storm spell | DIES AT HOME HERE | W. F. Carr, Northwest manager containing many of the thousands of grateful letters received from|Co., a member of the Eureka Ma- men and women who say they found Swamp-Root to be just the reme.ly|sonie lodge, No, 20; American So: hamton, N. ¥. in kidney, liver and bladder troubles wamp-Root are so well known that our ¢ ‘for a sample etze bottle, Address Dr. Kilm & Co, Dept, R, Bing The value and succeas|clety of Civil aders are advised to send/eral Seattle engineering clubs, died Wednesday at his home at 513 18th Ave, 00 Waa 05, BATTLE FRONT Bill Shepherd Tells How Zou-| aves Must Fight to Music BY WM. G. SHEPHERD (United Press Staff Correspondent) SALONIKA, Dec, 11.-Our am, bulance rushed down the mountaln Dt, t, R CLAmK side and into a valley behind Mii This Cold Weather Is Spe- j 4 |asked the band leader. | band struck up the song of a cer-| No, 516, which sheltered us from At Inst we were so far from the) artillery battle that we could barely) , hear the guna Valandova, an old Turkish village in Southern Serbia, wan to be our stopping place There, in the early evening, Gen.| 80 reasonable that you the burden at all cially Hard on Diseased Teeth But don't suffer dlensly, W. dy at wil times to give you 4 permanent relief aff of graduate, regint rvie And our prices 11) not feel Novo-Cain is the beat ingredient Raillaud, whore brave Zouaves had|{/r,balnions dentiniry that modern fought their way to Krivolak and/ampie mupply of 1 Very few othe had there tried to reach the Ser) diane and form 4 junction with; them, was to receive, with field 2< ceremonies, the order of military) o merit. had seen near any battlefron' asked our guide. “It's the first! Ident We were astonished to nee in A) gveve ott monque a French Zouave band certificate from the state It was the first band any of ug/ board banging right on the wall in [front of bie dental chair. in plain sight of all. This certificate in yor Band music has not much place|querantes that he wanwe tis’ toate wer| in this grim war, There were 90 | musicians and five drummers, and) | they stood in the mud up to thet | shoeto 1d Plays for Them cree were © Can't you get them to play?” wel cas ffices © any at al ure thet you are gett will find it well worth while te to this office ¥ operator | 1 tor in thia of he knows his bamh- thoroughly, and knows how to your work the way It ought to be Don't take chances on getting in for work done by @ novice when ketting the very best > greater cost, and In mont Our written guarantee of natinfac- band we ever saw near a battle-|{1on woes with all work. This euar- field,” antee le signed not only by t oper ator who did the work, but also by “Will you write stories about it?”/L. R. Clark, D. D. S., owner and man- We said we would, Whereupon standing in the mud, In the evening dusk that was almost darkness, th tain regiment of Zouaves Some members of the band sang! hey played on their horns in re lays, so that we had a chorus, a, band and a fife and drum corps go-) ing all at once. It was a rattling good tune. We gave three cheers for the band and the band gave three cheers for us. Band Gees te Front The bandmaster made us promise again that we would write a story about how his band played, and) then we were ordered to get back into our ambulance for the ride to! Strumnitza, where We were to, spend the night, { If you hear any one say there in no music in 20th century war- fare, that men no longer die to|| stirring tunes, just tell your in-|) former that he's wrong. | The French Zouaves bave a band) which goes with them right up to) the front, and it plays while they! fight and while they die. Won't Give Up Music | There are some things a regiment, won't give up, no matter what th war councils say, or what the gen- eral thinks best. With the French) Zoua this thing is their band. || This was on Dec. 2. That morn-) had ordered his forces to retire | We were taken to a hospital) tent at Strumnitza and found pital cots ready. | $26,000 Our tent stood on an embank \GETS BACK ment alongside the railroad track.| On the bank across the way stood the little Strumnitea railroad #1 tion, where we were to dine. | When we came out of the tent! into the darkness a wonderful sight) lights of hundreds of camp} fires shone on hundreds of tents.) terious case is a closed incident a which had been pitched for the night by the withdrawing troops. (The next Instaliment of Shep-| herd’s story will appear temorrow.) TELEPHONE GIRLS GET A SLEIGH RIDE, Telephonic and telegraphic com-) Engineers, and sev-) Thursday evening, has been post munication in Seattle was ham-| pered by the storm Wednes & good many of its employes until they sent sieighs and autos for them. The only news from the East to be had Wednesday was thru the Postal Telegraph company by Canadian Pacific railway at V: cou INJURED CATCHING TRAIN; CAN'T SUE MADISON, Feb. 3- is late and you run across the street for refreshments, or any thing else, and the train comes sooner than expected and your way back is blocked by box cars,| notes advancing age. We all know the advantage of a youthful appear- ance. Your hair is your charm. It yelopment of commerce in the/ment in your rush to catch the po or mars the face. When it wispy and scraggly, just a few ap- the case of Robert H. Kempton | plications of Sage Tea and Sulphur enhance its appearance a hundred- fold. you cannot recover damages, even train. The supreme court so decided in versus the Green Bay & Western railroad USE VAN FOR JITNEY 1406 Third Ave. N. and Unto ‘| Person- | Them. | alleged $25,000 to (CHASE HILL CREW |the 4,600 ton S. 8. Chase Hill, that sailed from New York for Havre January 13, was saved when the The telephone company was minus! *%!P foundered, according to a dis- is only one “BROMO QUININE.” — E. W. GROVE'S signature on box. 2c. 'SAGE TEA KEEPS 3.--If your train| It's Grandmother's recipe to bring sger of thin office, who is thor- loughly responsible. Regal Dental Offices Dr. L. RK. Clark, Manager W. Cor. Best $2.50 Glasses on Earth If your Eyes Trouble You in Any Way, Call and I Will ally Ex- amine DR, J. R. BINYOS, JR. My reputation and stand- ing are sufficient assurance that I will not prescribe Glasses unless they are absolutely necessary. EXAMINATION FREE Binyon Optical Co. 1116 Ist Ave., near SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 3.--Mrs. Clara Baldwin Stocker, heir to ucky” Raldwin’s millions, has her ‘0,000 worth of stolen jewels back, and the m; far as local police are concerned. Chief White today explained that Mrs. Stocker had misplaced them. SAVED, IS REPORT LONDON, Feb. 3.—The crew of rine, nd helps to keep thy condition. There YOUR HAIR DARK back color, thickness and luster —Everybody is using it again Gray hair, however handsome, de. turns gray and looks dry, Don't stay gray! Look young! the tonic at home drug store a 50- veth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound.” Thousands of A plano moving van was lumber-/ folks recommend this ready-to-use Thursday morning. pedestrians piled in. “Whoa,” enlled the driver, jing thru the snow at Fremont | preparation, because it darkens the Thirty-five | hair beautifully and removes dan- druff, stops scalp itching and fall- ing hair; besides, no one can pos- “Whassamatter?” clamored the) sibly tell, as it darkens so naturally crowd Four-bits apiece,” wi nouncement from the seat. and evenly. You moisten a sponge the an-/or soft brush with it, dra’ this through the hair, taking one small He made ‘em pay for the ride/strand at a time. By morning the downtown, SNOW FOR RENT About the biggest pile of snow in town fs at Second ave, and Spring st. On it, some one stuck a sign with the words: “This cor ner for sale or rent—See Doc Matthews.” POSTPONE MEETING The meeting of the Seattle Birth Control league, which wan to be held at the Yesler branch brary poned on account of the unfavorable weather conditions. The next meet- ing will be held January 17, t gray hair disappears; after another application or two, its natural color is restored and it becomes thick, glossy and lustrous, and you appear ears younger. PACIFIC OUTFITTING CO COR THIRD & UNIVERSITY DRESSES MEN: WOMEN rors] WEEK YOUR CREDIT IS O.K.