The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 3, 1916, Page 5

USTOP DANDRUFF! HAIR GETS THICK, fav gear ‘Is! Draw aC a Cloth Through Your Hair and Double Its Bea Bpend 25 Cents! Dandruff Vanishes and Hair Stops Coming Out To be possessed heavy, beautiful trous, fluffy, wavy dandruff is merely a matter of us a little Dandertne. is easy and {nexpensive of a head hair; soft, of Tue ) 5 just get a 25-cent bottle of Knowl- tons Danderine now—all drug! stores recommend tt-—apply a little £ there will be an appearance abundance, freshnes and an incomparable gloss and lus- ter, and try as you wil! you eannot find a trace of dandruff or falling of after about two weeks’ you will see new hair—fine and @owny at first—yes—but really new hair—sprouting out all over ur scalp-—Danderine is, we be we, the only sure hair grower, destroyer of dandruff and cure for ftehy scalp and it never falls to falling hair at once, you want to prove how pretty _ and soft your hair really is, mots | ten a cloth with a little Danderine hair—taking ope smal! strand at a time. 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WN. B. SOLNER, Vice President and Trust Officer. HOGE BUILDING the Heart of the Financial District t [sMUSEMENTS ? MOORE All Wee eek Oliver Morosco Presents |). _THE BIRD OF PARADISE Evenings . .25c, 50¢, 75¢, $1.00, $1.50 Matinees . 2c, 50c, 75c, $1.00 THE BEST OF VAUDEVILLE 2:20—TWICE DAILY—| . GERTRUDE HOFFMAN | NEW PANTAGES Mats., 2:30; Nights, 7 and 9 NORINE CARMEN’S MINSTRELS GRACE CAMERON Famous Character Comedienne OTHER BIG ACTS 10¢ and 20c and free from | to ive nice, soft hair and lots of it. | as directed and within ten minutes | fluffiness | hair; but your rea! surprise will be} use, when | and carefully draw {t through your | delightful surprise awaits | STOMACH UPSET? Get at the Real Cause—Take| STAR—THURSDAY, MISS OPAL RAGER AND THE SNOWSHOES UPON WHICH SHE CAME DOWNTOWN TO WORK THURSDAY e | COME TO TOWN ON SNOWSHOES Seattle Girl Sets the Pace; BELLINGHAM RELIIES ue" GID MILK onDRTAGE GIRLS DON TROUSERS) two feet of snow on the ground lingham, the danger point wag ‘Me Inability of three or four large Thursday morning, and heard dairies to get their outoftown some one say something about the | consignments cars still being out of order, she! Commissioner McBride [warned housewives to bi puckered up her.gose and snap garbage ‘ROOFS GO.DOWN Open mouthed men on the street’ Alki Point Sabebiinais and turned and watched her come, ae laughing, along over the snow Other Buildings IN SEATTLE “What dol care if they DO Collapse Bare think its funny?” said Opal as she | —— |. There are many unwound the rawhide thongs from|U. OF W. ENDANGERED [{/"{\'" in seattle hospitals. ; her ankles. “I say it ble. | i buckthorn bark sagged Here I am at work, and da) With a crash that was heard for | tixed mple ver and up h osurprisin POON FL lot of fun getting here, and J/more than a mile, the roof of the |'e!* never felt better in my life.” old Alki point natatorium caved In Pos) matter that te Dozens of other men and women | Wednesday afternoon because of |relieves almort ANY ; }eame to work on snow shoes this|the heavy weight of the snow r | morning. | The alr pressure caused by the| teas Piper & Taft cleaned ont one collapse broke windows in the land mont supply of snow shoes Wednesday | neighborhood. It was a great wood. | thing we jand got @ shipment over from Ta-|en structure, bullt in 1904, but prac- | macies. Sec coma Thursday tically abandoned during the last "2° "roatwa om ent) nd Ave Alaskans welcomed the oppor-|three years tunity to go home over the snow| The West Seattle ferry ran «| Learn to Play rather than stay downtown all/night Wednesday. Many peop! walked miles to their homes Son the ferry slip. Ferry line auto buses had to give up trying to run Some of them carried bundies | Wednesday afternoon. They did under their arma, presumably con-|not attempt to run Thursday morn. taining skirts and other feminine | ing. |raiment, which they would don| Roofs over the grand stands of |when they reached the stores or|Denny field, on the state university offices where they were employed.|campus, caved in under their load Before the big snow hit Seattle.!of anow Wednead The damage | the members of the Mountaineers'|{s estimated at $1,500. They were club were making elaborate pians/|frame structures. No one was in for a snowshoe ascent Feb. 12 over|jured. [nian Many women walked down town | Thesetey in male attire. Piano or Organ In a Few Hours A Detroit musician has invented & wonderful new system, which en jables any person or little child to learn to play the piano or organ { an hour or two. | Send us your name and address |on a postal card or in a letter, and we shall send Snoqualmie pass, in the Cascades.| Damage was done to Meany hail | free Cougs. anand The railroad arrangements had|when leaks thru the roof discolored | “Cugieus: “Numeral Method Music |been made and the commissary | parts of tho interior 1Co.. 126 T astman Conerehe Bane problems worked out President | tng, But they won't go to Snoqualmie|der Wednesday excusing all stu- pass. dents living outside of the Univer-| The snowshoe weather has come |sity district from attending classes. to them. Many of them will take! Volunteer shovel gangs have been their outing within the city limits. organized among students, and with The lodge near Rockdale that the about 50 paid laborers, got much of Suzzallo tesued an or-| Detroit, Mich ‘RESTORE. YOUR HAIR TO YOUTHFUL COLOR) Mountaineers were to occupy, {| the snow off the flat roots Wednes down somewhere 20 feet beneath | day. the surface of the snow | Classes were suspended in thy |Let Me Send You ond Free] — |Educational building, where the! Proof That Gray Hai Be journalism classes are held, because of the danger of the roof falling in It {8 one of the old temporary expo sition structures, and may collapse Restored to asa Color and Beauty ‘SUSPEND BUSINESS AT PORT ANGELES any time ther Harmful Method— Milltary drill has been temporar-| Se PORT ANGEL! ‘eb, 3.—While tly abandoned by orders of Capt wos pr oly gray—and @ the snowstorm, which raged here| Patton Sofie py my Ha, Toney Ot 36 yesterday with considerable force, ears ago. I re has somewhat bated, business is to its natural lor and benuty th, and am «iy that gray hairs No dangerous dyes, still practically suspended Theatres are snowed in and won't attempt to run until Sunday ging is at a standstill. The steam er Sol Due ran into the landing here during the storm and daw aged the pler. need no ataine BUILDINGS AT EVERETT FALL or other forms of halr paint are necessary ur hair young: to keep y ATTEND TO YO CUTTING THE C 25c Piatines Fitting .. Gold Alioy Fiilin Peiniess Extracting Kaaminetions sad tela Vree. ‘While We Are UNION DENTISTA—005% Pike M., Comer of Third Ave ‘We use nothing but the best materials and UNION DENTISTS—Cor. Third and Pike. Entrance 106% Fike 6. Wash EVERET Feb With UR TEETH NOW traffic still a standstill today the damage done by the snowstorm, which reached its climax here yea:| UT RATE PRICES terday, with about three foet oft snow on the ground, will ri Golf Crowns...... $39 ir lounantsctdehan, me wat of the daminge in due to the eellapse of butldings on account of the weight of the snow The main building of the O, M Tone eae ee shingle mill collapsed : Light in the hourt cf the etiy. the| Peterson Furniture building, at} Hewitt ave, and Lombard at, ts poh wrecked | ied. My free offer is Other buildings known to have men alike for a few heen damaged are the Nazarene : = sa ccaata- Va game church and the Washington ‘ uy fame and address piaint rantes @ pleasing and lest-B Ne Mrs, or Mins) and ° | Roofs are missing in many other ein baronial 84:08 places sthes’ the’ whiny Sots of Teeth . os. 00 ana 00 A big barn belonging to Chas. E. wir hate, making i Lady Attondante, Manning, near Castileros Corners, here 'Me ch aman. O, at, Providenc icollapsed and 23 prize Shetland and Welsh ponies were killed. | {ped her fingers. Te nifght Be wevera! days “Pretty fine weather to mush he said, before the city's rbage | down on snow shoes,” she told | wagons could reach residence dis. ber mother. | | tricts. In a jiffy she had jumped into | rome, wea |MUCH APPENDICITIS you our guide and/ ‘ {ful effervescent FEB, 3, 1916. PAGE 5, {10 TRAINS HELD sengers Sleep at Y.M.C. A, and the Elks’ are cut off Already there has been a contin nous snowfall of 70 hours, and its depth is more than 25 feet in the pAKHen. Ratlroad officials way that tt will take at least 12 hours to plow away the snow after the storm subsides The Milwaukee lines, it was an nounced, will not be open for three or four days, at least ‘Tho first trains to go thru will be made up of mat! cars from all the trains here. Trains are being made up and sent Bast MAKE NO EFFORT TO MOVE TRAINS TODAY The Milwaukee dispatcher’s of. fice reported Thursday they would make no attempt to move trains during the day, and were unable say definitely when traffic would be umed Lines were down in the moun tains, they reported, and communi! cation with the Burlington train stalled on the Cascade summit at Martin, cut off. sengors was expected, however All other stalled trains stopped at stations along the route One thru train East may be rout ed out of here by the Great North ern via Vancouver, Wash. thie evening, it is announced rangements can be made with the over their line today It was variously estimated in the take from one to three days to break the snow blockade in the Cascades when the storm ends. said to be 217 inches. At Stampede tunnel ft is 105 inches, and at liensburg 99 Inches. Nine feet jon the level at Cle Elum. Trains east of the Cascades have been turned back, and a fairly ar schedule in being maintaine Health Commissioner McBride] passed. They could lock up the street | *Bnounced Ehneotey thet the anity aig hy Aon gl ag Mette Irs COLDEST MONTH mae |famine, felt in every part of the Tents to place milk in all gro cars an throw away the key city yesterday, is broken. ceries, and the Intention of estab! while the snow is on the ground) With the arrival of a Great !!*hing & downtown milk station | The month of January, 1916, has for all Miss Opal Rager, 4322 West| Northern local train “early in the be ly Seastie's babies, WS i been the coldest in the history of Juneau st, cares. day laden with milk from Mt |*™ i Ce eeeeeners |Seattlo wince 1891, when the first She works at Fraser-Paterson’s. Vernon, Silvana and other dairy-.4 *Haht shortage continues tn) orn ie) observations were taken When she looked out and saw ing towns between here and Hel- the North End, however, owing tolrie mean temperature for the! month was 31 degrees Hollywood, 212 Lunch at the Pike.—Adv. New Way to Wave the That most women are quick to @ anything that will en ones, in shown r nand for remark curling properties became Druggiste everywhere re arge sales for this product are = enthusiastic ver particularl lin appearance, and not have urn the life out of the halr with Also they find it a bene tor |iHquid te elthe: ie, being and it nor «re apply wi to effect in fa most de Heehttul only little ailmerine to the required effect, a few will last for weeks —Advert! Thy World's Greatest Pain in Side, Rheumatiem, Backache, ‘TAKE SALTS TO _ FLUSH KIDNEYS Eat less meat If you feel Backachy Bladder troubl is Fine for Kidneys Meat forms uric acid which ex *lcites and overworks the kidneys in their efforts to filter it from the system. Regular eaters of meat [must flush the kidneys occasional relieve your bowels; the acids, waste and poison, else you feel a dull misery in the kidney region, sharp pains in the back or sick headache, dizziness, your stom ach sours, tongue is coated and when the weather is bad you have rheumatic twinges. The urine is jeloudy, full of sediment; the chan jnels often get irritated, obliging you to get up two or three times |during the night To neutralize these irritating acids and flush off the body's urinous waste, get about four} ounces of Jad Salts from any pharmacy; take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidne will then act fine and bladder dis ‘lorders disappear This famous salts is. made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithta, and has been used for generations to el n and stimulate sluggish kidneys and stop bladder irritation, Jad Salts is Inexpen \sive, harmless and makes a delight lithia-water |which millions of men and women |take now and then, thus avoiding serious kidney and bladder dis AT ELLENSBURG Club SNOW IS 25 FEET DEEP ELLENSBURG, Feb. 3.—Ten ltranscontinental traina are being! held here, and the Y. M, C. A. and Elks’ club have been thrown open to their passengers The storm in the mountain pases 1s believed to have sitghtly sub aided, but telegraphic ¢ tions | No danger to pas | are| if ar) 8. P. aud this train will leawe here about 7 o'clock Northern Pactfic offtctals sald porttively no trains would be moved | different railroad offices that it will) The depth of snow at Easton in| E}| He at night when the hair! y wavy and curly | ly. You must relieve them like you} removing all | drink | 500 MEN FIGHT SNOW FOR S. E. ' ‘lf al Estab Shovel Gangs Keep Cable Z o Lines Clear; Fail : ap Others ; | The Best for the Price, INTERURBAN STALL Z | Five hundred Seattle Blectric|- employes were kept working Wed |way against Jed tracks On many the alm clear enough track to get q rooned cars thru to the barns, Be isolated at points all over the city, 1t was practically [impossible to make any headway with snow plows. Many of the cars brought in Thured were still enough out general clearing with |imponetble Shovel gangs kept the cable lines cleared, but had to use salt to melt the fee, which Hes under the snow Superintendent Valentine, of the public utilities department, had a shovel gang at work on Division A} all of Wednesday night Interurban electric line connec jtion between Tacoma and Seattlo) was cut off Wednesday night and haw not been resumed If there is no snow Thursday, the lines will be cleaned and tratna| probably sent out late in the day.! The Seattle-Everett electric line} 1s blocked, but efforts will be made} to get thru Thorsday Nearly all car lines are et!!! par alyzed by the snow Tho cable lines were running the snow and ice-lock P tory of the lines was to the r cause cars were had been} but there to make a snow plows| a standstill. ERHAPS the greatest snowstorm in the his- west has brought Seattle commerce practically to Our phone order serv- ice will take care of your immediate needs. Phone—Main 6563. ae aa eam Ec a<Dotgall - fouthwick ished 1875 No Matter What the Price great North- « « * - Thursday, and on the Green Lake, | West Woodiand, Wallingford and| Meridian lines the tracks are clear. jed as far as Fremont. Service jw being maintained that for Thursday | AM AFRAID MY PSYCHOLOGY | The Seattle, Renton & Southern | 1S MIXED |cars managed to run from Fitth| There it is, little book, you can ave. and King st. to Cloverdale|not help seeing what tragedies | most of the time Wednesday and|men make for themselves and | made the best fight to give service| those who love them, when they jof any line, They will run the| blithely think they are only enact- tame distance Thursday jing a joyous little comedy that will) The city had to give up trying|help to fill for an hour—a day, a }to run Division A cars, but they | week or a month—their lives with kept up service on the Lake Bu-| joy rien line most of Wednesday. Dt-| It is the fashion today, to say |vision A was not opened Thursd. Life is a joke.” If that be CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 ‘WARNS CITY FLOOD WILL FOLLOW SNOW | then {t Is one of those bitter Jo! |that burns the tongue of the one who utters it and the ears of the jone who hears and the heart of the one who heeds. ing made me so discouraged with |my own case. | Her grief great today ago 1 wonder why people are always hurt was eight years and as it ous, he never would put himself in a position where he might make limited data, light rain or snow [his children pay for his frivolity— with light easterly winds. |never have left them the heritage A sudden turn of the weather,| of tears that he might laugh. with rising temperature, he warned, Little book, my friends say 1 |would undoubtedly result in devast-/think too much about myself and ating floods in the Northwest | life, but if Dick had thought about Twenty-five feet of snow, he esti-/himself and his life—today we mated, lies In the Cascades and in |might be happy instead of miser- the vicinity of Snoqualmie pass. ble. the storm and forecasted, from | } Predicts Bad Floode When I taught my pupils “Life Three or four days of warm)is real, life is earnest,” I did not weather would make conditions| then realize how true the words - very bad here, he said |the poet were, or I would | From 5 o'clock yesterday morning| tried to explain a little further and | to 5 this morning, the weather re-| make them understand, that reall- ‘port shows, 12 inches of snow fell/ty and earnestness did not neces- in Seattle. sarily mean surrender of joy or In California a steady rain has|happiness—indeed, if understood, set in this morning, the reports|that reality and earnestness make jfor joy and happiness. It ft only when we deny the reality and BELLINGHAM FEARS SHORTAGE IN FOOD | BELLINGHAM, Feb. 3—Serious food shortage is feared here today, [following futile efforts to open up ltraffic on the railroads and county Hut one or two inches of snow-|nighways. The snow ie 30 inches/ fall was reported at Spokane,|jeep on the level. where it is still cloudy, with a tem-/ |perature of 14 above show No word Portiand was obtainable from| by the local weather of-| pole lines are reporter | miles between Portland and this city Little Snow at Spokane At Walla Walla the snowfall was! approximately the same as here.; |The forecast is clear, with south- Jerly winds and temperature 10 de-| |grees above. | to protect their stock. In the city If a Chinook wind hits us, ware! Such is the warning sounded by County Engineer A. P. Denton | “High water is bound to follow |the heavy snow fall,” sald Denton Wednesday, “but unless a chinook jwind reaches our mountains there is no danger.” and last night, according to reports from the Milwaukee yrailrosé. LOW TEMPERATURE PREVENTS FLOOD ABERDEEN, Feb. 3.—Accompa-! nied by a 40-mile gale, the worst} blizzard in the history of Grays harbor has practically suspended | business here today. The bilzzard) Silently, but swiftly, the “board Jcame suddenly, following a heavy| . lrain, which had continued for 36/0 Strategy,” whose usual hangout ain, for 86/:, Second ave, and Union st. de- hours, Hundreds of basements parted Wednesday. The hardy sol-| diers of the hot stove league, who heretofore had braved rain, snow, |sleet and chill winds with stoicism, succumbed to the snow were flooded. The low temperature, |which {s somewhat below the freez- ing point, is saving this section from serious flood damage FOUR FEET OF SNOW FALLS AT VICTORIA | VICTORIA, B, C,, Feb, 3.—Visit- ed by the heaviest snow storm) since 1862, the city practically sus-| pended business here yesterday and only faintly resumed it today.! Street car traffic was stalled Many business houses fafled to open. The schools will not be re opened for the rest of the week, |About four feet of snow fs on the jercuas \WALLA WALLA IS ALSO SNOWBOUND SULLIVAN. + + CONSIDI WALLA WALLA, Feb. 3.—Snow “aan VIN has fallen here for more than 72 sonnean Come _— hours without a break. It is now wae moe 20 Inches deep on the level. The temperature has been from zero to {10 above during the we All| Scusationnl Tr |trains are delayed. Street cars are BEST VAUDEVILLE ty mead ae et a tied up AMERICA 2,2" AST VIT AGH AP! PRE News oo iwerla’s Events The discharge of one of the larg est cannon now in use is estimate to develop 000,000 horse-powe What Eliene told me this morn-| is just as} j aying You take life too seri | ously I belleve, little book, that} bag azar indtoates the jalmost all the trouble in the world | 1 aye ge or hed [ts caused because don't take | southward and had reached jcurselves and life seriously | Southeastern Oregon and Ne- enough. vada. | ’ | Had Harry taken himself seri- He said, however, that Seat. | wusiy—or looked upon life as sert- th still within limits of Farmers are having a hard timne| | It is 4 degrees below at Helena.!, shortage of fuel is already ap- where, altho it is cloudy, but Uttle | parent. There is also a milk short- jsnow has fallen within the last 24/age, |hours, — In the Bitter Root mountains, however, a blizzard and terrific] FEARS FLOOD NEXT: |winds continued all, day yesterday | be-) {impress “EMPRESS CORNED = mmm “rH HOUSE OF EXITS" FEATURES Confessions of a Wife cease being earnest that we al- ways “come a crop; The human soul must be only a ~ rudimentary thing after all, for, as yet, it can aspire to things impos- jaible of attainment and hope for perfect joy, which is-as yet only a figment of the imagination I believe, little book, that the soul of woman is bigger than that of man. I believe that bapause our souls Pee eee are still growing, we still suffer the agony of “growing pains.” I wonder if 1 can ever still this heartache by analyzing it? The only thing I know fs that I have never done so yet. The only anaesthetic for unhap- piness is to put thought tg sleep |with hard work I believe 1 will go back to teach- ing school. I wonder if I could | write—really write so that any one but you, Httle book, would be |impressed with it? Oh, little book, write something which would cause both men and women to think and go quietly about the ad- |justing of their differences of opinion and outlook on life. | It has always seemed to me that - |those who dipped into the reality |of life only brought out the sordid. |1 wish I could write so that those who read would understand that \there can be joys also at the bot- tom of the cup, if we but mix potion carefully and let love touch the brim. I wonder if Dick will follow his \old rule and not write a word to me? es I wish I could eetee se . (Te be continued.) ECZEMA Also called Tetter, Sel Rheum, Milk Crust, Water Polson, Wes Skin, ete. I believe eesema can be cared te stay. I mean Just what I say C-U-R-E-D and © NOT merely patcted up to return again. Remember, I make this statement after handling nearly a half million cases of ecxema and devoting 12 | lute to ite treatment. |what all you have Dl & years of my > don’t care I could not be | chance to pro [me TODAY, 1 TRIAL of mitid, soothing, treatment that will surely convi cuaranteed © co you it has me. If you are Stegusted a Giscouraged, T dare you to « |thance to prove my claims. By writing & i= today I believe you will enjoy mot real comfort than you really thought ti | world held for you. Just try it, and Io | feel sure you wil! agree with me. DR. J. E. CANNADAY, | 245 Court 4 Me | References: Third > | Gala, Mo. Send this noth zema sufferer BULL BROS, — Just Printers 9013 THIRD @AIN 1043 ‘BEST SET OF TEETH I make the best 95.00, 50 and $10.00 sets of | teeth in the world, and | guarantee them. This includes painless ex- tracting. 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