The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 29, 1916, Page 2

STAR—TUESDAY, FEB. 29, 1916. PAGE ?. POSLAM MADE [DEBATE PUT UP "TO SERVE YOU 'To Keep Your Skin Free From| Every Diseased Condition | In Postam t# concentrated healing | power, ready to serve you, at your | Will, by clearing and healing your akin of worst Korema or any erup | Uenal trouble Tt im wo rapid that tions often bring » efficient that It ‘Go to the Movies Free AT THE INVITATION OF THE LEADING MERCHANTS IN THE CITY Universal Moving Picture Tickets Admit You FREE Present the complete ticket at the theatre window and enjoy the movies FREE. Everybody is saving Univermal Moving Picture Tickets. They are given with the best goods and they mean a pleasure for you with every purchase at your favorite store. HOW TO SAVE AND USE YOUR TICKETS . This is your first ticket, Dr. Meeting at Ballard Tues- day Night “Resolved, That Councilman few app! Thie le the subj upon which Dr, &. counciimanic nominee, chailen ed either Mayor Gill or Fitz ald to meet him Tuesda: at Ballard, in the Prince: 4. The complete ticket has twenty mples | fractions. If you || RMergency, Laboratorion, 42 W. atre. | bsg ag ge a Tr aca heiishutilisnainiaian | Ask Your Dealer for the soe: cb oer tame _ Sela Sy “sit] Gilt naa bean boosting Fteager Start a new ticket, that reason that Brown inciud- FREE Ticket ers ed Gill in the challenge. Ask him for a Universal Moving Picture Ticket When next you purchase in his store. Get your first tickets today and start saving them at once. Only the best stores can distribute Universal | Moving Picture Tickets. Each ticket Is a guar Cems) salves to moet him in debate noon at the Good Fats cafeteria Fitzgerald Monday night was un ointments antee of the high quality of the merchandise with | challenge. Mayor Gill was empha’ which it is given fe in rejecting It, r ” 4 = Hs _ Hrown, however, has « TO FITZGERALD | ALSO CHALLENGES GILL Brown also han challenged them) Thursday decided about accepting the debate od the hails, and there will be fire | works aplenty Brown in taking Gill sharply ask for permitting his civil sery lice board to impone a 50-year rule against city laborers who are oth erwine physically able to give good nervice He also way that under Gill, Brown Arranges for Big | out of every ton laborers in the elty employ are are not [health department's |foreigners, and their name even found tn the city directory ‘In wpite of thin,” Brown says, |“there are Seattle homeowners \taxpayers and citizens who are de nied the right to work for Jetty.” HANDS A WARM "REPLY TO GILL Griffiths, Picks Mayor’ s State- ments to Pieces in Speeches | | TALKS AT RESIDENCES “1 want to mayor of this city because | believe | can bring about joe and prog: : Inual The Famous Uni-| Every Progres- va ni to Famous Wash rese here incest dof continua } si i . Ae We belleve nothing you “Thrueut my terme in the versal Trade Mark) sive Theatre in over used in as heotaae tle council, | have stood etead- | fvinw on Each Ticket! T A | Zemo, Cleveland fastiy for economy. The r own ccepts an | ords are proof, Mr. | : - | 2. Wh i | D.D. Dy the wreatest of skin'rem-] making breadcast statements. | 2 en you receiv Q broadcast stateme | Universal Moving | Pdr dpe ree BAD ) BREATH stirs, will remove th Tae tas 4alth to ‘tne apeeitic | and rouble * i i : @ made your things that I—that my vote— ™ Picture Tickets | tear off the frac. Ng a Oa On the Rigen fecesrn, ta tion from the head « ‘amfort will dieaps ether hand, when Gill was in “ . | ion ¢ hea nfo ‘ eed i ty eee ing | Go to your favorite | sal Shel to Re Dr Edwards’ Olive Tablets gic influence the council, taxes piled up, and ieee perder Look for | movie theatre and pre- | 1 P Get at the Cause and they piled up when h , Trego kare }#ent. your Universat | : Samaie fe “Mr, Gill says | voted to put the Universal Trade Mark. | SV ng picture Ticket | : Gilt saye | vets mean, We. oqo) trade | ences et Game Dr, Mdwards’ Olive Tablets, the ef! the advice of experts, That ie Mark that appears on | ciad to receive it. It (Gam here substitute for calomel, act gently on | pot the fact. | voted exactly every one of the ren | Fine ve ree S| bowels and positively do. the | apposite ie sear | CASH to him, and ts pa em the firat bottle relteves you. D. “Gill loudly prociaims his ure Th the full equivalent ‘of through Run ue about tt levalty %, the Geuble platoon Mra of the theatre | ® S-cent admission to : ; i yee FRE | nite theatre | 3. This ticket now For 15 Yeare) come an advocate of it? When | | beats two frac ‘@ the Standard before the people, | : . kin Remed 1s adoption, Gill re tions; continue till sige 4 a it gator Hient as an oyater i i i iftte Pharmacy artells yr a Look for This Sign Patronize your ticket ap- ly purifying the entire aystens on wai Gill saye Division A begins ears as in No. 4 They do that which dangerous cal nowhere and ends nowhere In Your Dealer’s Store the mer- 4 nak mei dora without any of the bad | True. What has Gill done to ter effects ? ~ the tee remedy the situation? He | chants who Pg A fought against extending it to WE E GIVE | ards Otfre Tablets | Ballard.” | 0g Bi eed These were some of the state | Moving Pic atta E.G eo ments made by Austin BE. Griffith | 9 Among patients aft) in addresses Monday night ‘ | Dr. Kdwards Oltve Tablets are nthe residences of Mrs. L. I ] purely & vegetable compound mixed Hood, 1906 N. 44th et: Mre J. M. MOVING PICTURE with ‘olive “oll: you ‘will know them MeCiclinnl, 1006 Seventh ave. 0 “a ive color | Ask for them | hexanal at all stores. | Take one or two every night for « week and note th MR. WHOLESALER—MR RETAILER—These | tickets are adaptable to ANY business. We are | making exclusive contracts with manufacturers | and retailers where conditions warrant. It wil! pay you to investigate immediately how you can “Hitch your good: the Movie: Universal Moving Picture Ticket Co. H. H. MUNRO, Diguict Manager moe Fifth Ave., Seattle . LANSING GIVES OUT TEXT OF ANY’S ‘LAST WORD’ ON ‘SUBS’ (: had Cat her ||MEN. | KNOW THAT! Improper measures rather | then disease are often the cause of your OO@ Sanding trouble DR. L. A. CLARK Efficiency your teeth in good We can absolutely 1 treat ott bDisOR. « help tt y cant decayed rator of pot fer reliebic Waeser pry ‘208-3-4 Liberty ates and Third. jetties iifice ‘petene , mtetip =m ity . m to ik SERVED PIPING HOT 2c and 3c a Cup Hiest Grade wpe | .00 40c Ib.; 3 Ibs, for Other Good Blends, 1b. duet ery particle of food | direct contact with the lie bound to absorh more or poleons. an It passes thro oR Then that Is bound te physician teeth, if your teeth ache make you nervous. will tell you o digestive printed | tween the German and American governments over the Lusitania 29.—Secre Morning parers hat purported to be a paraphrase WASHINGTON, Feb. I. of State Lansing today again nn Of the memorandum. incident have never referred to | that y rebuked scenasellod The text of the memorandum| armed merchantmen. 35c, 30c, 25c and Hat in torff for improper~publicity | given the state department by Am. “Furthermore, the formula . cen of bel bassador Von Bernstorff was ob-| agreed upon by both govern Hi-Grade Coffee Co. vt wocas an-American sit- Kaa the German-Am 100 Feet North of Pike St, at ‘515 Second Ave. Lot ef Coffee Satisfaction for a Little Troub! BAD WUSINESS ect your teeth, eration the impor personal comfort tained by the United Press today. It follows in part “The imperial German gov- ernment reiterates the pledges ments on Sept. 1 contained the Proviso that they should not offer resistance. “The presence a formal statement, he de-| d that morning paper reports | the contents of Germany's lat-| of armament memorandum had not been given Sept. 1 and Oct. 15, 1915, | aboard merchantmen creates the = = y that If y public by himself or by the) and it does not consider that | presumption that they Intend to — | prectated the tmportan *,0 department, and that they| these assurance: have been | ‘offer resistance.’ lyour teeth In good condition te a min ot expressed his view on the| modified by subsequent events. “A eubmarine eoramander con phone rig orandum. | jotiations conducted be- | not possibly warn an enemy lin. § and ask for Dr er If the latter has the right to weuld make an ‘early ap ome down fire on the submarine. vious that such | not be the meaning of ‘armed | for defensive purposes,’ even if | It were universally recognized it ie ob ance can- There is one sure way that never fails to remove dandruff completely and that is to dissolve it. Thi destroys ft entirely. To do thi your teeth Ininte of the cont » perfect cond! are that yeu and | Gent |pivey faving them put tn jt SEATTLE’S RELIABLE CREDIT HOUSE mn, The chances be surprised to find how little 1332-34 21 | that defensive armament is per- ser Ket be? ounces of plain,| {1 would cont you to have thie work | mitted international ordinary liquid arvon; apply it at| done @ cost would be very sma! Second lesa “The Imperial German govern. [night when retiring: tine enough to| maced im _comparizon with (he bene Avenue ment issued ite new orders after |™olsten the scalp and rub it in| wa the beat of materiais here — having « by secret orders of | entiy with the finger tips. our prices are the British admiralty, that the By morning, most {f not all, of haves staff of ox armament of British ships is to |Your dandruff will be gone, and) /, ko dom ° . be used for attack, and t three or four more applications will! on ¢ Cash or Liberal Credit Terms these shipe are not merely peace: |cortplotelydiaslve and. entirely in inatn CREDIT AT THE EASTERN COSTS YOU NOTHING | “lta armed only for de } destroy every single sign and trace ela? a euarant no EXTRA—“IT'S AN ACCOMMODATION.” ala the work and by |D.p. &. owner and manager of t! all Itching} trice, who ie thorough! | “In Issuing ite new orde: imperial German governm: you may have. You will find, too, th: | Heved itself entirely in accord | and digging of the sealp will stop Don't put off this Important mat with the American government, | instantly, and your hair will be|ter-—get in touch with ue at once CLEVER NEW whieh had expressed similar | fluffy, iustrous, glossy, silky and| - opinions in proposals it eubmit- | soft, and look and feel a hundred| ;. ied 40 the ante undre¢ Regal Dental Offices powers, | German govern- the Intention of the American government about times better You can get liquid arvon at any drug store. It is inexpensive, and) Dr. 1. A. 1405 ‘Third A Clark, Mi xe | Your Comfort, Health and 1 by having tooth da lene of | « alone affects the » of our expert | responaible | | Mra A. E. Austin, 2218 North 41st at My hope is to put the city on an efficiency basis, and 1 believe not even Mr. Gill will deny that L have given study and attention to this question,” said Griffiths I have studied conditions here and have studied them in other! cition When I ‘decided ‘ace for mayor, Mr. Gill was not a candidate He said so himself His so-called tax lesue had not artaen then My candidacy was not Inaptred by enmity toward Gill. regardiess of the malicious insjnuations he is making against m I served in the council. I served as chief of pollee. I believe I know something of municipal affairs,” to enter the The ladies of the main office of the Pacific Telephone and Tele graph Co, will «i nual dancing party at Redding’s jQueen Anne hall, Saturday even ing, March 4 Oats couse Griv- a You can keep your hair at {ts | very best by washing {t with a tea [spoonful of canthrox dissolved in a jcup of hot water, afterward rinsing | thoroughly with clear water. One finds that the hair dries quickly and evenly, is unstreaked, bright jsoft and very fluffy, so fluffy in | fact, that it looks more abundant j than it ts, and so soft that arrang ing it becomes a pleasure./ | This simple, inexpensive shampoo cleanses the hair and scalp thor oughly of all dandruff and dirt, and leaves a clean, wholesome feeling. | All sealp irritation will disappear. Jand the hair will be brighter and |glossier than ever before.—Adver-. | tinement, } FOR WOMEN ONLY) | Dr. Sanderson's Cotton Im, the well known rellable remedy for en in 3 to 10 days, * 3 for Hour 11 to D SPRING SUITS | (See Our Window Display) four ounces is all you will need.| — This simple remedy has never been, known to fail. Advertisement a modus vivendi between the belligerents with regard to dis armament of merchantmen, but | it cannot see its way clear to change or postpone the new or- Clever Novelty Models ders because the imperial Ger. that bring out all the man government can no longer | newest of the Spring permit submarines to be eubje: Ta ffa , to illega’ ke by armed styles. ‘T'affetas in com- Ghomy marehentenen binations of serge and The memorandum was signed by | gaberdines, shown in col Ambaceedor Von Bernstorff, and| cnt of Black and “nes appended to it was a list of Brit 7 ish liners, said to b e tacked | H e blue il Kentrogernen evteaionn A strong line—strong Prof. Carroll Says: | It P to ~Advertise | | | $25 to $50 | SPRING MILLINERY ESPECIALLY FASCINATING To Remove Roughness, Chaps, Freckles, Lines When deliver the goods PAIR. Just look in LATEST ST! DANCING RECTLY, Carroll’s Reliable Dancing School || WRITTEN GUARANTEB Given to Every Pupil, | Master Quick if 8 IN MODERN 'GHT COR shoes in black and tan a larly good. You can-hav lasts and button or lace nience 7 telda ‘Teachers. very pleasing. We are show- to this | Sa underlying akin| Remilts Our Motto | We ach day brings forth something | new complexion is! eraternal Hall, Over Nanking ||| y oe! that is new, in our Millinery Sec- | Ro, freehand puthful looking youll| c "a Wi service merit it. tion. Bright flowers, graceful rib ] I511% Fourth Ave. we © | boris in ever so many knots and taded Puplia Trained for Stage HH bows, #triking braids in soft colors Fancy 1 « | are Vhone ¥ 2387 | ing the smartest models for Spring, modestly priced. If wind and co }and frown ke you squint ire hound to cultivate “USE STAR WANT | “TODAY'S STYLES TODAY” jem, thee, athe gaiae,in a tah 903 Second Ave. Torn eee ree Sc|ADS FOR RESULTS| pring Shoes style and durability—to sell at $4.00 and $5.00 PER windows and you will see the snappiest line at these prices that we have ever shown. want your patronage—our shoes and our TURRELL SHOE CO. in yur Rubber soled t these prices are particu- e the English or high toe Styles. Burke Bldg. to our} HELLO GIRLS DANCE : ve their 12th an-| (PAID ADVERTICNMENT) The Right to" Work in Seattle nnows Clty Counett , win J Nominee for th Mayor You = | eftmma.ni¢ election of also in the newspapers tor Mr. Witagereld or Mayor Wi Gill, Meet Me Refore the People At Princess Theatre, Hatliard. “rr e ave de «0 ‘ c Mayor Mi Gil, y Mr Fitzgerald be re-elect reason? ave engaged the F WHY 1 AM AGAINGT MH. Onn Mr 1 How ny’s city line. feet & inches tall can ivi] Servi lawful Following is the kind of letter vou receive Service Comr AnoUnT THE wonket with Awnor tlawing of ne are a) be made Koes out Mahed the Beattie F rules for and th are under ot take the d affected from uncivilized Clyft P 1 are BO, tre at ard for Tue beni lock sharp will under Mr. Gill. Read | Bate either ME Pitener | Gremee o Roome, 108 a ro on the que Prefon Corner Yea) | That Mr, Fitegerald “hy piamalladn mot ie i for the people should re-elected” Also T/ hgnaed the upeor Tear of thb Kate Cafeteria, at Firat And Cherry et. for Phursd noon at 2’ ¢ k. and will be pre t ither Mr. Fitee on the same ques of 7 her or both ou gent! be there |feartul of meeting me in de his queation | tor ate on I 414 not file for the City Council for the mere purpose of getting votes. I filed bec there is ereat principle at #take in this elec- 3 Mayor Hiram C. Gill has compli- me nizing that his ageraid is «rasping only the man Mr. put old ward 1 write on * in the real le But I wi t tomorrow be elected, if T can be on myself and] city thet has done eo j benefit to the to work for our city h for me EDWIN J. BROWN ST AVE NEW] flag. It hae three bars, two DALLAS. rO HAVE NEW! tne and a white, with a red MUNICIPAL BANNER star in the center. It was de- DALLAS, Tex. Feb. 28.— signed by Oswin K. King, a Dallas is to have a municipal Walter W. Villies, our application for examination Park He wil your age exceeds the maximu: tablished for t CrviL SERVIC FE COMMISSION, The labor power to remain with the departments as to whether the work should be done by political wreckage be has made for our city and people in the City Counct] in order to save himself So our bie Ma: om special plea for hig] isbor. newspaperman 2818 63rd ave. B er is rejected by the Comminaion Rervic ervice Yours truly. OUT, Secretary. UNDER MAYOR HI G ple of Seattie voted to pa per day, but allowed the various contract or day and the result that under Gill's Health Department nine of every ten laborer and = thetr Seattle home owne itizens are dented New Washington Hotel Come dance and sup at the Retter make your reservation now Main 7070. The charge of covers both few Tomorrow Night t . Filled Logger Shirts $4.50 Made From All Wool U. S. ARMY Overcoat a Guard Arn Black Wool Sox . W. S. KIRK’S ARMY and NAVY STORE JUDSON K. TAYLOR, Manager 1207 First Ave., Seattle, Wash. Catalogue Mailed to All on Request—Mail Orders regulars on Sox, he 8. Marine Halt Wool Sox rr Be Se Rubber Bian Auto Robes, all wool, dust and Genuine Navy Middies, bleac White Middies, blue wool und cufts Silk Middy ‘Ties, red, black Kreen ? Unbleached White Middies White Satior Hats Lanyards for Middy Blouses . SPECIAL In Seattle, each s and Ponchos .. Rubber Coats, full length, $4.00; short U. S. Army Blankets. .$3.50 to $4.00 U. S. Navy Blankets. .$2.75 to $3.50 82. Bleached Middy Blouses, made The BLUE FLANNEL MIDDIES, U. 8, Navy Regulation “$1.00 to $2.00 $3.00 rainproof .....$3.50 or aise The Ge and The abe $3.60