The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 21, 1916, Page 5

sd ‘ Walk Two-Step and. 5 igeon-Walk Now y GUNMEN SEIZED In Style Three Men From Seattle as Sheriff Hodge is in as deep a Arrested in Port- quandary as ever Monday ov what to do with 400 gallons land boore taken in raids on the ho of W. EB. Boeing and D. | | DETEC STIVE IN COURT and the Rat club, where J n'a stock was selzed PORTLAND, Feb. 21.—Five » Ronald, tn dectding the against those prominent de more Chinese alleged gunmen were in the city jail today @ result of police activities to supprese the tong war Two armed Chinese were ar |fendants Saturday, h |decision that It is unlawful to have more than 12 quarts of beer or two quarts of other liquor in any don the fast night. e Shortly afterwards three sue a. possession at one picious looking Orientals ar rived from Seattle and were Pe ae Polaco immediately thrown [n jail eo able to d and pro difficult Certain of legal Officers of the law may con the Bo: ong tong has e ployed ae pd promi fiscate what they find over the maximum legal quantity H he city. odie gl paige elie iti but if the pos! r shows he | | The Hop Sings keep a lawyer didn't intend to sell it, the hi Hl the time Prof. Stevens is making a specialty estat papa court cannot order it de Be ar tke present time, tn cdar er! Detective John W. Roberta, | SOC. essone, what ls he two you can dance with any one who hae been investigating |e ee ee the boore he al up to date. gambling conditions In China h te about dancing the better. town here fer severe! weeks as on han BE taught the sare, Mave private] and who has been hot en the | OMUETT ote every time the ty assistants for all late| trail of the al d murderers |O)n vi he wee ava) Gna diate Se As Fy Pong 4 atoc ome 0 a dr | SY, Us Berk, tre China oft two more quarts from hia pri ACADEMY ., Near Pine. killed Thuraday night, belle the Portland police have the guilty ones in custody. Roberts maintains three im- ported gun from San Fran- cisco did the shooting. what? vate stock until it is gone WANT TO CAST VOTE Gilson Gardner's BY MAIL ‘ON ROATY He laid his evidence before | Preceeuteg Lundin. Saturday, News Notes From ST. PAUL, Feb. #t.—Minne- but the prosecutor at the time Nation’s Capital sota tfaveling men, in state | fofueed to lseue warrants for peasion here today, launched a | "Roberts will aga BY GILSON GARDNER movement to urge legislation obtain warrants Monday. , A Aco Ma a ae ee to permit them to vote by mail He says that if he is turned [crates supreme court heard argu at state elections. A. F. Wixon down, he will appear before @ | nonts by Louis D. Brandeis on the superior court judge and ask for an order compelling Lun- din to take action. Ore minimum wage case. There is a rumor that the court locked, four to four, half the @f Minneapolis heads the move- ment | jis dead Ab Fung, a Bow Leong Hong . = ALSTILL TRY TO MERGE tS eat ngs sting i te niet tempted the murder of Eng Hend,|" ~ other half have reached a compara wealthy Seattle Chinese, while the | tively latter was in the custody of Lad-| modern viewpotat ‘s ome time this week definite ac- . tion will Hkely be taken by the Wig Frank, vor gr dejective, ts stl! FITZGERALD serene | Chamber of Commerce, Manutactur- held in the city jail OF ALASKA RAILWAY ers’ association and Merchants’ as-| He was overpowered by Frank) while the urgent deficiency bill sociation toward the proposed con-|and Patrolman W. A. Arnold, who! was under consideration Represer solidation of those organizations. ‘was across the street at the time. [tative Gillette of Massachusetts and Moor of Pennsylvania moved to 4 the appropriation of $2 ) recommended by Secretar Lane for carrytog on the work of the Alaska railroad It fell to the lot of Fitzgerald of New York, who had originally op posed the railway, to defend this item in the bill, which he did vigor ously and successfully { oe } —— One of the Standard Oil PITTSBURG, Feb. 21.—Thir- subsidiaries has for y had e ty-flve persons were compelled leases on large tracts in the Cohan& Harris Jo tcc scat Mcntion ater | Oeage ingian lange. tn "outa . attending a church supper at homa. Thewe leases are about Are Firmly Convinced Carnegie, near here, Sunday to expire j_ night The cause of their ill- tn the f a movement M4 | was laid te arsenic polson- put up the leases to competitive It | tea by physicians, bidding, a resolution has been | All will recover. introduced by Senator Oliver of Pennsylvania opposing th and seeking to have the lea renewed to the subsidiary of the Standard. This illustrates how some senators serve the public. CRONES BAFFLES POLICE NEW YORK, Feb. —The mare in the hunt for J Chicago poison banquet plotter, baffied the police today While several letters purporting to be from him have been matied CHAMPIONS FIGHT here, a new turn today came with a letter signed Crones from W: ington. The writer of this declared Pays to Advertise That at the Metropolitan Representative Howard of Geor. gia has written his name high in the hall of fame. Altho represent Hl ling a Southern cotton m state - e intend to lead you @ merry chase. | nas dared in the house ¢ openly and then blow you all to hell. Tang vigorously to champlo: 4 . A want Gov. Whitman, Capt. Tunney , ampton federal Starting Sunday Evening, Jf and one man in Chicago.” regulation of child labor They Will Furnish , 7 Jolly Jags of Joy (One Each Night), and 2 Hilarious Howls of Happiness Crones was reported to have been| a+ a recent seasion of the Ci seen in two sections of New York. | pederation Mrs. Archibald Hopkins but the clews have led to nothing. | piorted $6,000 has been rained f Precautions have been taken tOlthe Ellen Wilson Memorial homes |prevent him from destroying any jand that a paid solicitor has been | churches. jengaged to carry on the work. The jaltimate purpose fs to raise approx jimately $300,000 to provide decen houses for present alley dwellers. The project is the outgrowth of LOWEST PRICES th r in’ ke b Preal One Wednesday HONEST Vn aay an erg My Bd Afternoon, WEIGHTS Jand slum problem in the nation’s leapital And Another Saturday. PREPAREDNESS of the Ticker FRYE’S — QUALITY MARKETS TUESDAY SPECIALS | tore Fresh Petaluma Ranch Eggs........ 3l1lc: Fancy Ful! Cream | New York Cheese, Ib 25c\* | Choice Spare Bo éacesesins MMO Pork Back Bones, 10 Ibs. for ........ 25¢c Choice Steer Round Steak........ 18c Choice Mutton | Chops. . soeceee 15c Choice Shoulder Pork Steak, 1 1 23 Cc) | Anchor eg Bacon. . Choice Pork AMUSEME lies’ Musical Club PRESENTS EMMY DESTINN PRIMA DONNA SOPRANO From the Metropolitan Opera, at THE MOORE THURSDAY EVE,®FEB. 24. Prices—75 Cents to $3.00 he papers say, = No, Just another grim hundred goes THE BEST OF VAUDEVILLE 2:20-—-TWICE DAILY—8:20 sunae RING GEORGE | DAMEREL & CO. | in | wrwice A Week.” |The chitdre: paint If Net jem Steel at six hundred t 16,000 CONVERTS; HE GETS $31,000 Avenue, KE MARKET, Wentinke and Pine, TAPATILE MARK NEW PANTAGES Mats, 2:30-—-Nights, and 9 109 Core am $ BALLARD MA P — bin oe presage bbe Le n--adaad 44% Raltaré Av: | TRENTON, N. J, Feb. 21.—With A > & COMPANY Look for U more than 16,000 persons added to In as Comedy Classic It Signifl his list of “sawdust trailers,” Billy Sunday, evangelist, today had avail able for deposit an of! than $31,000 pres ers at the ring of more y his listen his campaign While We Are le ‘ ete Pee CE Are eeaces POLICE TO DANCE 25 Golf Crowns......-$3 AT HIPP TONIGH1 City cops will pusayfoot around the Hippodrome to night, at the annual police de partment ball ‘or Gill will lead the grand | jaunt at 9 o'clock ‘TWO ELECTROCUTED UNION DENTISTS—006% Pike Ot, Comer of Third Ave We use nothing but the best materiale and guarantes © pleasing an@ last- CKVILLI > Meb. 2 ing result for ® Spite: of 18 years bert Work guatamioes, i ven ay anit 4 Rol sa Ve ne a Piatinas PAiiin a to Heavy Gold Orowns . 4.00 ig y aie 2 or Geis aney Filing st, 52. to 32:5? G4 | Solid Bridge Work 0 ton were electrocuted today in the Painisss Fatractin Bows of Tooth . western penitentiary in the first Kzaminations pe pa Free. Lady Attondnate. louble execution under the law mb atituting the electric chair for hang UNION DENTISTS—Cor. Third an@ Pike. Entrance 306% Fike 6. ing # the penalty for murder. "INCHINESE CASE ON BOOZE CASES | dead in the mur-| STAR—MONDAY, RONALD RULES EMMY DESTINN WILL SING HERE : Emmy Destinn, queen of song opera house, New York, will make her first appearance in Seattie/A Thuraday evening, at the Moore the atre, under the auspices of the La dies’ Musical club Mme. Destinn is famed for the varied repertoire in which she has been heard. Destinn will sing four arias from! her greatest succe including the aria from “Madame Butterfly role which she created. The Bohe mian diva also created the role of the Girl, in Puccini's “The Girl of the Golden West,” which was writ ten for her and Caruso. Homer Samuels will be the ac- companist. Roderick White, a young violin virtuoso, will also contribute | to the concert program PROF. M’MAHON 1s SUNDAY SPEAKER The a MacMahon, assistant r of economics at the un in a Sunday night speech at the “reigning ty Labor wealth should be so distributed as to bring | about the maximum amount of so Progress | WANT ENGINEERS TRAINED FOR y | | ARMY ALB State toda er Duff New York be profes: he memt for natior Whitman retary, ¢ ing the No Matter What You Earn If you don’t save a portion “| regularly you are not earn- ing the competence which is the desire of every man. We can help you. Interest 4% ‘UNION SAVINGS &| TRUST CO. OF SEATTLE A ong in H y hway Commisst ” « efforts to organize a gineering corps nowledge would be available 1 defense. Both Gov d his military sec- are back pt. Spencer, ovement | Capital and Surplus $800,000 JAMES D. HOGE, President. N. B. SOLNER, Vice President and Trust Officer. HOGE BUILDING In the Heart of the Financial District IFKIDNEYS ACT BAD TAKE SALTS ; Says Backache Is a Sign You ‘ial Been Eating Too Much Meat, Which Forms Uric Acid. When you wake up with backache Jand dull misery in the kidney region| it generally means you have been! ating ‘too much meat, says a well {known authority, Meat forms urte acid which overworks the kidneys in thelr effort to filter it from the blood and they become sort of paralyzed and logy, When your kidne sluggish and clog you must relieve them, like you relieve your bowels; removing all the body's urinous waste, else you have backache, sick headache, dizzy spells; your stomach sours, tong’ 1s coated, and when the weather is bad you have rheumatic twinges. The urine is cloudy, full of sedi ment, channels often get sore, water sealds and you are obliged tc rellef two or three times during the night | Either consult a good, reliable physician at once or get from your pharmacist about four ounces of Jad |Salts; take a tablespeonful in |glase of water before breakfast for few days and your kidneys will a |then act fine, This famous salts Is sen reached by his predecestor|| from the acid of grapes and ing ind +, but |nor as yet by his successor | be depended upon to lemon juice, combined with lithta,/the agent Aah MRS. 0, BANKERT ‘ and has been used for generations 20", will represent tho aerate | look after the. inter. to clean and stimulate sluggish Kid-)the $6,000,000 or $8,000,000, or mo ‘ “Apne os I neys, also to nentralize acide in the) than $20 profit each vear from every CLASS STRUGGLE ests of the people. irine so it no longer trritates, thus|Mman. woman and enild tn Keattle Editor The Stor: Will you kind fa ending bladder weakness either vote for Ses our ly ne space in your valuable He has made a Jad Salts is a life saver for reg-|and yourself will paper to express my views on c - wlar meat eaters. It is inexpensive,| Seattle's enemie our explolters.| didates for the coming election? I good. C. B. FITZGERALD jeannot injure and makes a delight eure teie, BROWN have read the Manley report on In-; | ful, effervescent lithia-water drink Candidate ¢ City Coun: Idustrial Relations, and 1 realize | L tee s ne at the Metropolitan | FEB, 21, 1916. PAGE 5 SSS SSSA TSS DSS LE ES CR SS HIS sale, ye just as complete satisfaction, of additional guarantee of Plenty ley In eleven shade DSSS SSS SSS TSS SS ISS SS SO. ac Dougall - fouthwick Watabiiahed 1875 as the first.day. Just a word about dyes: Every salespeople to render our 42-Inch Faille Classique Suitings Special $2.68 Yard A smart Suiting Silk for high lustre and resembles gowns. Has a very silk and wool poplin. 35-Inch Chiffon Taffeta é | A shades in the sale. A A | This Taffeta has a desirable for afternoon thoroughly waterproof. 12 shades in this Silk. = Ssoassy very SISSY EISSS range consists of Special $1.45 Yard lg A leading fabric this season. and wonderful wearing qualities. Has a rich lustre There are 18 42-Inch Lustre Taffeta (Waterproofed) Special $1.68 Yard very and evening frocks. it is soft making It finish, For your selection we have 40-Inch Heavy Crepe de Chine Special $1.48 Yard This is a well-known grade of Silk Cre special for this opening sale. will appreciate the unusual opportunity 24 shades. pe, priced Many customers The color 42-Inch Satin Marchioness 4 Special $1.98 Yard iA One of the season’s newest weaves. Comes A doub le fold and with a soft, plain finish, with a suede 4 lustre, in 20 hade A > SS Av ich quality SGI OAS wear. May lustrous finish, street and afternoon rd g 14 d noon and ¢ vening dresses, negligees, and fine be had in 12 colors. 42-Inch Faille de Luxe Silk Special $1.98 Yard Silk and wool poplin suiting with a new and very soft. owns, in a range of 24 colors. 40-Inch Silk Crepe de Chine Special 98c Yard after- under- much in demand for Especially adapted to the 36-Inch New Novelty Silks Special $1.45 Yard Representing all that is new in Suiting and Dress 4 Silks, from the Lady Duff-Gordon stripe to the ex- 2 clusive foreign prints—we.believe this to be the | finest range of Silks we have ever had to offer. Ten ip | different novelties in the sale. |fomessrarsssre SETS ERY STEED U.S. TO BUILD UP | AVIATION SERVICE WASHINGTON Feb. llargement and Dormant nO army aviation service, to bring lup to European standards, recommended to congress Individual m are convinced the country has done too little with aeronautics, and the jimprovement will be mught, re \gardiess of Senator Robinson's jcharges against the San Diego avi ore school We once led tn aeronautics, and we might have been ahead of all it] jother nations in military flying,” pra one congressmar. today, “but ur advantage slide,” The aetuy aera: service bas Sever more than $250,000 or Army yen given 300,000 yearly ADVERTISEMEN (PAID - ican haba ial electri! |such as telephone, mas, andggpwer, #tr whalBiice, hetw 600,000 aw clear profit over men hose, he always had the interest of the pe ple at heart, While in the 1,—En. ythat four to 10 times that amount is he needed nbers of that body | WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.—-Sena tor Robinson today renewed before the senate military committee his charges of inefficiency, extrava gance, graft, favoritism and deceit against Col, Reber and the army aviation service. Robinson emphasized his claim that the war department had infor-| mation against the service for some} months, but was interested in cov ering up the situation rather than in making radical changes INTHE EDITOR'S MAIL LENGTHENED Editor The Star: 1 wish to ex #8 my opinion as to Austin E iriffiths’ ability in holding an of. fice such as he is now for, namely, that of mayor of Seat tle Have known him for many and have found that good tn private life as well as pub lic life. His public record is well known, and foremost among many things which he has strongly TIME years advocated {s a reduction in ex penditures in all branches of civic life. As councilman and chief of police £|police department was operated on|| an economy scale which had not as yard of fabric in this candidate | Re-Elect has made || the Phone Main 6563 —— Store Hours Tomorrow 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. —— Shop on a Transfer Our Spring Sale of 1916 Silks Is Interesting Thousands of Women which started today, will be the greatest event we have ever inthis SSS SSS oe. selections will sale is dyed with foreign dyes and has our usual i service as efficient as usual. : foreign d all of which are 40-inch 36-inch 36-inch 35-inch 35-inch 35-inch 36-inch 35-inch 36-inch 35-inch 35-inch 35-inch 35-inch 35-inch 35-inch Black Peau de Soie, Black Suiting Satin, Black Peau de Soie, Sale of Black Silk The popularity of Black Silks is even more pronounced this year than in previous seasons We especially recommend the following weaves, 1) Black Satin Duchess, Black Peau de” Soie, special, yard Black Satin de Paris, Black Chiffon Taffeta, special, yard Black Chiffon Taffeta, special, yard Black Pure Dye Taffeta, special, yard Black Duchess Satin, Black Duchess Messaline, special, yard Black Dress Satin, special, yard.. Black Dress Taffeta, Black Spot Proof Satin, special, yard Black Messaline Liberty, special, yard 40-inch Black Pure Dye Taffeta, special, yard... 40-inch Black Pure Dye Taffeta, special, ya $2.18 $1.28 $1.98 $1.95 98¢ $1.68 $1.18 .88¢ special, yard special, yard special, yard special, yard.. i $1.38 special, yard. $1.28 APES RS HE OH special, yard special, yard 40-inch New Broche Taffeta 35- inch Black Duchess All Silk, specia 35- inch Black Chiffon Taffeta, special, yard.. 35-inch Black Chiffon Taffeta, special, yard... 35-inch Black Duchess, special, yard 35-inch Black Satin de Lyon, 36-inch Black Liberty Duchess, special, yard 36-inch Black Suiting Grosgrain, special, yard... , yard. ; special, yard $2.48 (black), special, yd. $2.18 36-Inch Two-Season Lining Satin Special 84c Yard We guarantee this Sa There are nine shades to choose from. SSSSERITEL ESS there is a class struggle on in so clety. I also realize how difficult it would) be for a canes date Bs serve two masters whe | devil I know (profit) my a son | the job to see that our brother hood “golden rule” ideas are shat tered. We are all governed by our material interests “Economic — Determinisn there always. I, being a wage slave (laborer), intend to vote for| 1 socialist candidates from to bottom. I know that al! a j | tician has for me is a promise but I also know it is better for me to vote for something I want, 1 don't get it, thah to vote for something I don't want and get it TOM GRAHAM, OPIUM IN ORANGES Jailer Lipskey found opium con cealed in oranges sent by a mes senger to Bertha McDonald, a ne held in the city jail for vag Sunday CONSUL IS EVICTED LAREDO, Tex., Feb. 21 anish Consul Lieguera, Mont here today, said he had been evicted from that city \to deport a Spanish priest. gress, rancy, even if! ey, arriving} because he refused | tin to wear two seasons. —First Floor ‘THIEVES CAUGHT - BY BOY SCOUTS A trap laid by ; the Silver Fox” patrol of Boy Scouts resulted in the arrest, Sunday night, of three boys, | who, it is alleged, have been lead- ers of a gang which burglarized the Phinney ave. district, near Green- wood For several weeks the residents missed bottles of milk, groceries and other articles e Boy Scouts then took a hand, lying in ambush at the home = of Vic Gauntlett, the cartoonist, 4247 | Greenwood ave., they caught the ale | jleged thieves red-handed | The Boy Scouts who took part in |the arrest are: Bob Stevens, Payl Fillio, Hoy Stevens, Elmer Gerard oe Harold Gleser. 5 STUDENTS PREACH { Russell Callow, Fred Lind, Fred Pederson, Walter Williams and Henry Zimmerman, university stu: dents, preached from Pilgrim Con- gregational church pulpit Sunday, | } ~ Councilman C. B. | Fitzgerald council that he can (PAID ADVERTISE