The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 1, 1916, Page 5

Reef Rentini (PAID ADVERTISEMENT) Te tt not manifest that Mr. Foster Jand Mr. Kiet 1 . “ory, | ner, who own the wt z boards, are very active tn polttton is year th supporting Mr, ail mayor, Mr. Gute, thete attorney, for WH counRel, and Eitemerald CRASSUS, OF ROME, IS SET UP : FOR EXAMPLE OF CONGRESS. arte ortan Grace Griffiths ‘a meetings. BY GILSON @ GARONER STAR—WEDNESDAY, MAR. 1, 1916. PAGE ake to the Swediat to an audience tn t Methe Hu corporation ree Bradford Let Stuart's Dytpepsia Tablets As sist Your Stomach Whenever it A Trial Package Free to All y nt your old-time gh Needs Help. They Are Safe the et | and Sure Counsel | branch for street | # contended the the assessments can r estimate on the value pay ] j In } WASHINGTON, March 1—Cras de IRON sus won his place In history as | Nobody Home | st sitar n| Rome's richest citizen i ound | pr -| That he laid the founda’ ot | as % "We nations vous, rundown the eit OR People 200 per|his fortune by adjusting fire De cent tn Z?| losses was told to the house mill sate te $100 fort tary affairs committee by Former t Ret cs ‘I Chipping fre rthel not Ket a FORFEIT coatitide in iatae| Secretary of the Interior Walter| land oft year in thie paper. «kk your doctor or ness @roggist about it. Bartell Drug Co. and Swift's Phar-| macy always carry it in stock. It seems that Rome had department Crassus conceived {dea of organizing Is as PURE as It Is Ca made 8 Kpeeches tacked Bradford. ment of t the always called conns eaday University district CHALLENGES HI ‘HIGILLBECOMES HI GILL ATTACKS STAR’ GILLON TAXES A MOVIE ACTOR ° tone of all other bond. miye THINGS GILL SAID AT COLUMBIA CITY TUESDAY NIGHT ecetvt the other councilmen, he ° sold the bonds to Caratens ar ’ .) > ? » conditions exiat bele emer w uch an they ( ffithe’ » ; ab & Nertes | Griffiths Compares His Record | Gets Himself Filmed as an No conditions exist below Yeser way euch as they (Griffiths’ suf With That of His Ad el gga | of Hi ided Attraction to Griffiths says there is bootlegging, and there ts, We can’t cor | Opponent Voters trol the drug store salen ° — It cost Griffiths more to run the fall it has cost CAPTAID NAILS MORE UNTRUTHS IT THE VERY LATEST Lang ‘Grif _ithe wants peace, sanityand sobriety, Well, we are a dry ; Austin FE Griffiths, candidate for unit. He can have sanity as long as he keeps away from a look mayor, in addr Tuesday night ing gine | hanat Peeneh [challenged Mayor Gill spectfically Hy next week, 200 mon will be tearing their hair with promises of . 4 the On the taxation question jobs from Griffiths, 1 know four chiefs of © tonight ‘ Let Mr tell of one vote I did not attack any woman in this campaign and never have hearing upon t a 7 fon of taxes brought my family tnto a campaign on pre 1 am Rees to + pone h There ts po moral issue in this campaign, We burted that with he objects,” said Griffiths was | sald ¢ ie. | Cotterill | ° = Hg Council taree R baa ok ail | The one great contest we have had was over tubercular milk, and y li ants it een yoy wen. VON let me say that The Star helped me get the meas aened Goes he object to 1 | 1 want the help of Councilman Fitegerald at the hall, His It is stabbing a man in the back | r « ke ant wt don't expect to ever be a candidate for mayor again I zgera without foundation or fact, charg 1 don't expect to ever be a candida’ wee ‘Bias ~ ing him up with every financtal i The only issue ix whether you are going to let The Star come By PDWEN J. BROWN of the city, o pare . remar ere and put this fellow Griffiths over, No the City Cour sees of whether he hen ig ' ye I've never seen the editor of The Star in his office but twice, He |not was smoking the vilest smelling pipe I have rseen, He hago alle | Worked for Economy head ax bald as an ostrich ege, but he wears a wig to cover it up. er Hiram Gill fh answered my For three years | bent every ef. — | challenge to debate the question: mor fort toward non the city ad M G n ry ‘ort toward econom e city a Mayor Gill greeted an apprecia olved, That Fitzgerald Hae! Uitaseralt never talks muntetpal] ministration, 1 voted againat tax tive crowd at Columbia City Tue Not Made Good For the People aeerald nie seananee budgets when they were high, 1 day night and Should Not Be Re-elected.” lvoted for a reduction of the 1911 | His humorous references to Grif Neither did they appear at my Bal. tax budget by $670,000. fiths brought repeated laughter ‘ f] lard meeting last night where hun I did not vote for a $250,000 ap Re , te fi id 200,' i The latest thing in political cam: | He told bis earer a vote for dreds could not get in. propriation for the tuberculosis { } fi he \ ¥ paiguing is via the movies him (Gill) was a vote for lower For their special convenience, || hospite!, It was thra my efforts |" p. . 4 Griffiths would ne have engaged the Good Eats that the amount of the Londs for |, Prem dispatches recently told of oy and sald Abeer Sy tr : © amot @ bonds fo » de . © able to save the elty 100, 00 isle for tomertow, Thureday, af piers Trae RS cy Mes the democrats’ plan to feature ‘ s " Bg, ernoon at 2 o'clock, and | would 11 5.000. ss held down (| Woodrow Wilson on the screen ak hp ggeeye op Ar ag eee 7 Gon oe is he glad to debate either one. or it was during Gill's administra. |*Ween now and fal — ad unless he ¢ odor “a el Job of Corporation both of these gentiemen at that Itfon as mayor, and when I was out |, Seattle won't have to wait until) @ nald be had promt pom godly pr Counsel time and place + or for t 1 f the couneli, that the city went then to see the idea tried out [to his supporters and “con ender if they are mot going to appear,| Fitamerald fons not claim that he! ad and raised the amount to Jimmie Crehan, secretary to} "¢ ecroegect pe = » ne ala REPLIES TO CHARGES kay theuld notify me, ab a6 not te|eVet Oratested anainet the oO =oIf there is anything |Mayor Gill, took the hunch imme.|*!t {nm religious turmoll Inconvenience the public, and, if ¢ Slwrong in that connection, Mr ely, In 20 minutes he had con Declaring that Hugh C. Cald they do not notify me, | will ex: Ning and} Was ine 4 on to prevent the mayor that the plan COLLARED AT LAST well, candidate for corporation pect them to be there. y = toward | Was not work right here at home countel, is using Seattie Elec 4 bad | Gill Brings High Taxes RIGHT NOW oe tric company “juice” at his = (talks about low tax, The resuit was that Jimmie, and home, instead of service from Yet, curfously, taxes al. the mayor, and the movie operators the city lighting department, hed a higher mark when scouted ont a quiet little spot on Corporation Counsel Bradford, n office the boulevard Sunday morning and candidate for re-election, Tues s high this year. It was got bray night. ridiculed claims of in 19 It was higher from) The mayor stepped out and did a Caldwell as friendly to munic id eet vER ar De : r to ar when he waa in the of reels that will be featured ipal ownership WHO APE YOU DECEIVIN Ww | counet { he waa the dominat: with the { ot trinetan ta tha ¥ ° at ing factor in the cour while I sheaves or fon day kind We are sti ne: GOUAR | machine aad icakan ot the light plant » . 1 he th ity t 4 than waleek Beas plant, both os ta ig The act will be shown In al ; iA t $200,000 | fnst t th nc Seattle photo-play theatres this] thene : as re . week | to pay each santtary lyea s on ada is ¢|* my ent, Mr. Cald which, tf tt | men: ned labor | pn m * | Keep your seats, ladies " | these eritage from the | well, to tell th * why e use id keep us| we “i | thes ritage fron NOBODY TALKS IN THE| Il, to tell t re why he usea at and at the mercy of| wou regim dates k many years. |, m4 Electric comy fee’ instead « rk for the| We today must pay jsit ENT DRAMA ! patronizing *h light plant Seeds Ueek Tees wemphcs Gill Dodges Lang Issue Bradford also charged Caldwell Re winht 2 "| Division A has been operating nd @ little foot |maintained an extenst v re recelving bh ana] during Gill's term as mayor. The tore wees while ws snow | practice while he was Je I } of Balls cnscnetanatnani ae round ma‘cing " i | ' RAAAAAAA pa r ctice in the ; ' HAIR COMING our? } I's office iffithe was not In the adferd declared ldw " time that Division { cannes feverish terita:| The buttoned a white co! gg 2S ee was ratio t Gill has e was dep 1 ie! Wetieseetia \ékner os ar thik ha dat tae the sca o hat ote Har e neck of “Cyclone Byes, ol r honed at m mayor. W ‘ vette - he loosen and then the hatr a the they being his tt nee vs r naire one - . me jonopoly la eh 4 — extending Division | omes ont fast ‘o «stop falling} and friends, All his la wt “ty pooh EROS CeCe IB ¢ other ‘to the theatr to Ballare ' e c © scalp le, the co * nore you belongs to the billboard. What has he done to put the | Sait st once and rid the scalp of/iife, th Texas congress Bradford also sald that Caldwell and Mr. Gitt vetoes the bi Nan a saying basta? Nothing (Cvery particle of dandruff, get aj/man ha ‘ wi ith an devaky ‘proses a a the Sieuale. “ale Pteeeale jag, Na nam eck PI pact ® \o5cent bottle of Danderine at any| silk m 1 st caine euni oat eit the the billboard monopoly. Piteweraid rand ae a dell o untruth | drug store, pour a little in your| band : as tl told the Municipal League that he #)on the part of the mayor when be} io o4 and rub tt into the scalp. Aft-|———— corporation coun would vote for billboard regulations, | always mak > for the weakness |says | have made any promises to| °* on ny | a | Bradford addres ting In Dut in the Heht of the facts at hand. | of his cause with the violence of his|any one of any appointments jer & few applications, the hair! the Wallingford district ft Ie reasonable to believe that they | vocabulary | - stops coming out and you can’t find *-. Would be such as the billboard mo EDWIN J. BROWN. 1 did say { shall fire Chiet | ay ‘dana . a Mr. Gill dodges the Lang (ae) ———————— ] candidate for will reply in in LEVELAND GETS POOR MAN’S to fon at a meeting to night Nbrary the the Caldwell had at eclally for the set of ap condem in BANK I= COS SSS SAIS SATS TSS OSS OS mS z SST > SASS y y Dosa TSSSCKISSY SISSACES ISS SCE SS SE SSSSSSS DAU TSS SSS SOS re SASS CATS SOR ISS S CASS | i 4 if 4 q 4 4 8 A 4 0 < Dougall « 7 fouthwick ntablished 1875 3 = ¥ The Best for the Price, No Matter What the Price # 4 Entirely Different and Attractively Priced- These New Spring Blouses Arrived Yesterday! Of fered at $5.95 vou into this veritable garden of “Styles that will at once appeal to those who k something av from the com> n yO ace, i Crepe de Chines of the finest quality, and Satin de Soie in unusual striped effects, and plain colors § that are entirely new this season—such as maize, § peach, flesh, rose, Nile, blue, black and white § stripes, and white with stripes of all of the above The first Blouse sketched is of striped s ilk crepe th a vestee effect of white repe. This Waist comes with stripes in a riety of the new colors. $5.95. The second Blouse is of washable Satin de Soie, having a collar that is high at tl ack Trimmed with oval pearl buttons Phis comes in the popular black nd r green and white, pink and hite, ete. $5.95. The third Blouse in our sketch is of maize crepe de chine, having a collar that decidedly new. The Waist is finished th hemstitching. $5.95. The fourth Blouse crepe de chine in ep old rose, with frilled collar and cuffs, | front. Finished with hemstitching and pretty pearl buttons. $5.95. Second Floor. the new 1916 at this stcre until Mme. Craig, demonstrating Nemo Corset Models, will be Saturday of this week. —Third Floor New “Bluebird”’ be Ribbons HE cleverest idea | in Rib bon that we 2 have seen in a long time. A bright, lustrous Ribbon in the new French pink shade, with a dainty bluebird design woven in. Bluebirds are Maeterlinck’s emblem of happi- ness, and we predict a great popularity for these Ribbons. No. 1 No. width—Se yard, 45¢ bolt. width—7e yard, 65¢ bolt. No. 2 width—10c yard, 90¢ bolt. No. 3 width—15e yard, $1.35 bolt. | No. 5 width—18e yard, $1.65 bolt. No. 9 width—25e yard, $2.25 bolt. —Ribben Section, First Fleer, A jiaue into « fire brigade ler | CLEVELAND, March 1.—A Gaur UNCLE SAM Houses in Rome were then moat-| , Wholesom2 | Morris plan bank, with $500,000 ‘s r liy built of wood, and fires were bail | capital, opened here today to | frequent “ | furnish # to poor at INDORSES reel nokout. stations || and I sow toterent rates. Thare area OUR MEATS i thrsont tne city and whenever a | number of these banks in the house was discovered on fire—and | ° Le tr oe abkaae egtalitannl ah 9 Eee ok pain to so tol that fie | ake eres Nourishing nited Staten, established to Correct. Apparel fer’ WERE FRY were tle so ‘tin said—his fire | pice But the @ Good Old Mince Ple Like Mother 1 snares fitere + aout ‘ot cackikins cepa | brigade was on the Job and|iance, with. « | Made" : owera, Non-depositors downto neeting and anot! MA KETS fine test ana ma sioayenca blood-building — ¢e- oie MEN amit ie eens 1t Grittithe for, mayor: The town, | SUITS Yeselien If the owner parted with it on er e : 2 tice. lin composed of those things which <p FRR eae cla: Mg Att Sccselos __|ttrershle eras te tie asp ments of the choicest }}'* comnowst of tome Snes Taoce | PRINTERS BUILDING 230% (mcr one Sine | At $19.75 2 y ~peci out rather prompt! T e. ne ar Ps grains combined in a If all the nach sufferers wh a a kathn.t at Pie i Mayflower eas aereneey Was. S00 Otten, Witt | ‘ latable |hav pn relieved of their misery | The Richmond Co, has| mont, in the State Bank hall, 3422 |, NEW MODELS, with an air of B | Mezronnding proper Bye nfl pleasing, palatable |by Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets |leased the Smith & Bloxom build-| Fremont ave. Griffiths and individual smartness in the short- utter Thus Crassus became the largest Hay | sath j could be gathered together tnto|ing, 807-911 Western ave s WT tame will ba the aceakers Coats; box, peplum, flare and) Fresh Petaluma real estate owner in Rome te eteie trol Liquid Food. one column, they would make ajprinters’ supply house. The iths also wan scheduled to|| loose belted styles E CC) When it was proposed in the Ro | Ih Join | Waret i ‘ Deak oes om Ie Was proposes 5 ne ight awa tremendous and happy army. Join|Warehouse Co. is working at noon at the Good ts ie ante ae , Chote Spare Be kt the Crasecs ects of pre epacchen thts army now by guctiag’a #60 tox lecheme for centrslising the print-|cateteria before: the. Taxpayere’'|l quality oa® taniane of excel noice OP 9c fire department, the Crass * : the hing | Not even a trace of lfrom any druggist or by sending |ing and allied trades on Western | league tures, checks, twill, poplin, eam Ribs......---++- sees bey senators obje a, ¥.| Mexican wa ad general @ alcohol low coupon ave., and plans to erect a building} Mayor Gill will speak tonight at | ardine and serge on Pork Backbones, 10 wares & DFO Bedi . ~ ; ff bow : for printers soon Thorne hall, Gr ake. r terference with private industr eter eune 7 on. 2 * es ___ | Unprecedented Values at $19.75, 5 lbs. for iter: Cc Ma intedl giccrding 10 Flakes f Ha tex . : ' Free Trial Coupon Choice Veal 15c He tn the fact that his s tion : Nursing mothers, in: righ, Stuart, Co. 204 Stuart Japanese Red Cross 50 Tie Bigger Medium and Extra Size ERS goee abeeee that the government, as a war-p ‘ {co ' vales- ullding, Marshall, Mic Sen Chops were aad msaure, take overt valids and conval me at once w free trial package Than American; U. S. A. Catching Up Separate Skirts oice 15c raliroads, telegraphs, and tel cents will find Life- ||] of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. mats ; bacediegily Sig 9 mpadat ct *ri** ese tee “ante ot eat! s acter diutcinthe rand ass oe satin, taffeta, mixtures, Jeragam oice Steer 18 | munication and rsportation. S g an AIO occ vrivesdnocecvssesvegees Pei yt ' might be regarded some sena ices Round Steak......+- c tora as a departure from proper strengthening. Street weesersesesesreoensnsers Choice Pork government functions and an in-| City State cae Seema eee) | bet | MAN Ab THE FOLLOWING MAKKE Ts, e o our pocer ‘ CAN YOU BEAT THIS Gaara Batis oR oxigen For Good Looks : CHAMP FISH STORY tongees or bottle; or phone direct + 1 rie a a ‘ SANTA MONICA Cal dank to us—Capitol 870 by helpi nature to keep the nt Spring St. March Here's toda rico |, a 13 Hae oe The reason we're strong for th from the municipal dock when 9 e the vegetable Look for U. &. Purple Stamp Sony ede ates kn deel aver yet caw one that coulda’ t ot 100 Years It Signifies Purity and Quality Penne’ tatee mar nooked & lt ey As, PILL Bhops,Open Until 6:21 ig halibut, landed It afaly eR EY oe An Effective Laxative i mo the iol ; | Purely Vegetable "= — PILLS 4 Constipation, HAVE YOU SEEN CAN'T FIND A CLUE NATIONAL MARKET COMPANY Labcele ble ataee & ine ib the a Indigestion, Biliousness, ete. : ECONOMY SPECIALS O ont: Oar nignt MODE TO, Cal.) Marek Ene Macaroni, Cheese, Olive Oil, Butter—you can al- | aterd ko ton G. Cunningham, alias Chocotate-Coated or Piain ed prisoner ways do better here i 1 Police e 4 ——- TELLA?) ‘ Mayor Gill w Adress the Tax-| She Wants to See You Foi eseue sbtha done. Was NATIONAL MARKET CO. MARKET SEATTLE'S NEWEST Just a Step Off Fourth, on Pike 405 Pike St. mar. | to in Japanese Red Cross Workers in European War Hospitals Japan's Red Cross | American f 1,800,000, and to the t t the Cro) he Ame United Cre states leader United sn membe vinisiocieadieleceiareanaeaae “ is more than 50 times bigger than the BULL BROS. | t J h ! are pointing “to Japan's membership | rship bests THIRD AIN 1043