The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 6, 1916, Page 6

WHILE | SHORTEN IT? IT IS SO HARD To kee IT EVEN — JUDKINS, WiLL You LET Me || AT YOUR SERVICE] | Jysy One MINUTE TRY THis SKIRT ON You Is Miss JUDKINS "TLL | ee ee GET SOME Pins OUVIA, WHERE IS MY MAN JUDKING ? | CANT FIND A MATCH IN THIS HOUSE PHONE seo i double harness, new “MADAM KIRL — a Ford, pre P ree. the Wonderful Imes for the price o ve EGYPTIAN en books —One hundred lN¢*—| pH RENOLOGIST caked ‘Sit jon ads. one-half tote Reads your head just notices . t—Charge “Aaverttainn « ye per insertion . fe rtions for the price « n ny aoe fter first Ins ties. it ade. received un to 12:30 a. me ahaa’ Ratistaction « time shall be 4 Union ot in acceptance of this avertiner 8—For Sale Miscellaneous must present orteinal THREE wares, 3 PHRENOLOGISTS STE [ve NS~1##4 Fourth Ave 4 sure cure for delayed p- No one In trouble turned away, no money, Permanentiy | STRANGRI Fetined maiden | receipt when calling for let- resse’ to os, numbe nt ty District | Front doors, fancy clase Ad. Agent. Univers! vs poe Ag «® Ballard District re mould, 10% ieLIL— in) N aarwhere” Only one °. 1042 Piret Ave & AND DOORS one for 1916 dietribotion. Address P24, tne 1 deers, firet quality. fY WilLiAME Reap Take bathe 7 40n40, 004 an Bie aah Meek Wailiagter®: | Sark ctkrtateaee nies: JUNE EDWARD, MASSAGE Third and Pine AN NURAW Gea experienced op f bathe electric mai jogue better than sah a MUTE. . te print and prew A ORNEYS-AT-LAW_ mill work . years of con for copy ef our estalogus No. 21; matiet tree. pa! Fon gem charge, on request. mill; sell any o ve the acquaint: ah working atr!. | R WILLIAME CO. SAS AND DOORS Beattie, Wash. TENTS, AWNINGS Rverything tn Canvas LILLIAN MULHALL Empress Motel HARDING STAR—THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1916. \/hen You Want a Good Piece of Farm Land Call Main 9400 And Let The Star Help You Find It Rainter By Allman MATCH RIGHT MY POCKET, SIR. ACREAGE FOR SALE WALY AO " $100 cash 119 month. Phone clowe to Be © fine lote, | Phone Mata 29 | cereapeee for Sale Personal Union. PAINTIN ‘8 apectaity. Mair ase |e Tama Motel, tir Join Beattie Meliani 4 Ladies free Ads P. Pvana, 1 REVS on % FAILURE fogtea! examination will help you ‘ONRING WOMAN, from neat brunet ae. without means: object matrimony. i 4 NT. We pied on purchase Morer-Teser, 14 APEST lo buy Ing machines TIT Pine. Main i900 13—For Sale Poultry re SETTING for But? Orpington ae Phone North #¢4 15—Lost and Found working man, SEND tor matrin ry ne indrede of names to select from; many wealthy. Reattia, Wash. | Lie —Reetch collie pap, and Savings Pank. PB ed made from Eltiott 37403. 108% Circulation Manager ta) it Bil ees. |& attie, Wash. WYERS ad NG, 965 Marion Biock Rea-| 19_-Male Help Wanted ORIGINAL. Modern Barber College, 108 Main st, will teach you the barber Pay You wages, aastst aT) ‘oman lawyer Sreubiens general practice Es Fae aa | positions; 3 AN : PARD Packing CBee | AWERAND Packing | VAN AND STORAGE CO. wen Leave the worry to us. Echo Music Pub Co. 20% Pine st 1 months 014, @ station: ard Main 2312 iat Savings passbook Tei07. Finder return to Deater Herten Trust GENTLEMAN Gesives the acquaint lady of widow, obdfect matrimony 6. | CWS E 16—Agents Wanted WOUERS Taeroom electric and Soap Derby Motel, 204 Pine at. REPRESENTATIVES removed whihowt ve little spare time each day ce cargete an rare." NorOnsest | fees sen ether Sos proposition. our subscriptions 1150 Piret ave. itatt | business for us Write ENIVERMITY 4 wm | ace or Rent Unfurnished household woods * gored in our Pire Prost Atorage. |AUTO DELIVERY C0. Pike and Western, Ritott 284 y trips to Tacom the times we ACREAGE FOR SALE a | Nice veneer! Clear Lake ¢ Lumber Co. te = widow partner bus ground room for only noe Address P-a4, email parment ~ 1 have Jost taken ever « large part of Immediate settle Wiehly Inquire 418 | 43—LOT FOR SALE and beach PRICD " co. 497 Orlental Wisek The Clear Lake Lamber Co ts live lumber companies tn tor one jote: fine od emalt b. lene. for furnishing genera! piles for use Miank propossie and part lare may be obtained by addressing the above officer PUBLIC MARKETS this industry joins the best farming land tn the Northwest. buy It close to where Ive the one way that fict. furnished S-reonw want a farm, half block from car, Nerth there ts work aerures you certain succes of course, te in the well known Mt Vernon distriet THE CLEAR LAKE LUMBER ©. at Clear Lake PARRA ARR lake THR ATLAS LUMBER CO. Better ere me at once, on ue about o Columbia Mt ave. and on TIT Marton ot | 29—Unfurnished Apts. | APARTMENTH for vent | 30—Furnished Rooms | FHRER tarnishea roo * ette, heat, Hebe Beventh ave N me Store Fixtures and Showcases RE STERED MIDWIFE Mire Wilieik . TOL 18th N. W. Phone Ballard ROQUAINTED BOCTETY,” G Phone Min 1960. * | POR WAT ICIA ATEREON OPTic W. Edmonds, Oph D. Second 0. 4 University ine LinbQuist—T ner. ‘opular, prt OPA HIC PHYST- CIANS AND nsdn i. THRYS Eliott $762. ea NT ATTORNEYS | * cured or fee refunded. qo € . Fenwick. Law LUMBING GAVE 6% by ectiing DH an Co.'s figures at 181! Mighth ” Main 16 RAUTMAN MING & WHATING CO PHYSICIANS AND MIDDLE BRS DALTON &@ MinPHY—aiin ae eases only. Buite 208 Liberty Bidg., Third and Union *- | 23—Personals Bie Brown, rectal Aisenae 400 Laary Bid ‘ORAGE | wonld consider n Central Btorage (o. 105 White Bide ILLING AND) fit congsacn TESTING b Saran Feed 130 Vine vt Male —Furniture Wanted ie Pee eo Pike Main ora om oa ot ut a n O96 for eae ea ADALIN Plano or real entate, Ram Ger, chain drive. 7049 17th D used care Win Star Want Ads cover the entire Northwest. | a or Rent "| Others come and go, a ALL. Eighth and Madison Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at Main 6800 # p.m, 721 17th ave AA 9—Wanted Miscellaneous tei ‘A Man's second-hand b | Mast be cheap. Phone Vullard ; | _Cate, Seventh 44 |DENVEN VTE Wonks wna grr 41. “NO RETTER TAND TO” AT | Mandy to Seattle 114-120 King. Seattle 22—Female Situation if) WOMAN wiil keep houra SURGEONS | “tor man ‘employed; salary reasonable RB OSES CENT transactions of all dally and Bunday, 19am. to fp m | 518 UNIVERSITY! Hetween Fifth and Sixth —— saiatelaial find the right lady for his wifi DRY FIREPROOF storage warehouse might aestet bim financially tleulars for the man who writ | (No general de- “Honor When Bigin 0. Address Crown Agency, | give you the right onawer. eriy advice open t E LLOYD — Apt Apecial thie wank, 600, i aim from any hoalth ER. appetizing Aishes. Vv Niwam-heated Fa nd_ Union, Witt, TENT ny small HOW CAEN aad and second-hand. _Beomoll, 118 Firet by owner, cash grocery, about counter and shelving go with store Call at once F-26, Star ANY Price 10 ACRES FOR ga50 t lie very gooa g00d nelghbors CAN Yor . $10 CASH AND $5 MONTHLY PUGET SOUND FARMS ©O., 605 Sed Ay GOING FARM W |The owners are selling this old homeat in 10 and 20-acre farmm. 10 acres, cleared, $260. 10 aoren, some timber in grass, $280, Torme of sale, $2.60 per acre cash, 600 per acre monthiy. Paved road to Heattle, 400 fare from Be ‘FISH AND CLAMS with rning Ke ¢ 50 CASE AND $10 + Ine, 19 Third A 1Ol Washington St THe VERY heer ACHES FOR £500; BANY 1s WORTH TWIOE CLIFFORD & VAN AWS Third Ave, 101 Wa Phone me evemags Wert 290, PRETTY NEW 4HOOM BUNGALOW C9008 month: F were! tm euittvation water. Inquire | a Dawron, | | | With bath room, large front and © verandas that can be used hamburger and spatinents, He ; all looal flour, $1.4 ibe peas. Gried peaches, bc; cleanser, 30 apricots, 100 Ib; 3 dox, clothes pi 4 101 New York a] W tin Ie & jomber manufacturing town m Snohomish and 18 from th kitehen- $12. Gon At Stone's, : ptoaien 11 We Ib.; spare ribs back bones, 10 Ibe. 26e; ste Washington. beat fresh milk, €¢ at. Le MBER CO. .. -. eae rhubarb, 4 Ibe. 18¢; dry TEMMS $25 CASH, §7 PRR MONTH 700 to o; cheap rent;| * MA ‘ ™ i_easily worth $1,100. tures for $250; goods at i. & BEXTON CO. 1210 Firat Ave AT KIRKLAND pure spring water ptped butter, S66 Holland herring, bo each. Stall 6, strictly | daily, 250 dox ‘Stall rdines, 8 for 260. i terme $75 cash, $10 per month acres adjoining thie place of very il, can be had tn whole or Take KE. Madison ear souTH creamery butter, 450 1h fruit and garden o! . B bunches be; radishes, TERMS 825 CASH AND 8 PER MONTH 18 ibs, sugar, $1.00; No, 1] FORD & VAN AKRSDA * » right on the river, of 68 acres 5 acres Is choloe land CAPT URE " HAUCOURT BY ED L. KEEN U. P. Staff Correspondent ristor Hotel Virginia jtion of their Verdun offensive on a ‘| tremendous have captured Haucourt northwest of in| Statements agreed today This gain indicated that French ail Kinds of berries were seriously damaged Kk MONTH! “ systematic German bom | CLIFFORD & VAN ARSDA 106% Pike, eor- | pring and dig ean develop your and almont in stent | nd | © to Seattle? RABBI KOCH REAPPOINTED Rabb Samuel Koch, of the ‘Tem Hirsch, was reappointed Thuraday by ber of the library board. He is to Come in and see about tt. HERMAN SCHROMDIR 417-18-19 Groen Bldg, Fourth and Pike, serve seven years, minutes fre . on Mt Baker r $6.60 per month. 9 ED PROVORALE Will be Opened by omminaioner of FY mah + at 2 o'ctoe mn the Pribiiot tsian: SANITARY Stall 0, hamburger and sausage, 3 ibs t8e; pot roset, 19¢ Ib, Ball & 2 2 pkgs corn Makes Ife; 100 mtik, : B00 tom, BSc Srall 192, 6 Ibe dried prunes, 360; 4 cans best milk, 20 Stall 20, earrots, 2% Ibe Se; spinach, 2 Ibe and rutabagas, 3 Ibe 160; looal rhubarb, fo Ib; asparagus, 3 Ibs, 250. otce four, $1.85, deity , 60a Btall 111, potato 196 Ih. 4 iba ihe, Bt 1b; sirloin an on, 12%e wage, 100 ib At numer, Ste, the team, dhe ok. At Allen's, * green mplit peas, Fhe Stall 27, dill, 100 dow ibe pt.) sour pickles 10¢ ear, 180 qt. b Btall WRATLAKE 20c, Stall 369, best comt ameita, fillet of wo! Columbia river shad, 3 Ibs. 260, Stal it Wadhington creamery butter, pure home-made jellies, 0, sauerkraut, fresh ground horseradish, 100. Columbia river 3, perch, Ib, Stall 1621, | Sho gal Stalls potatoes, $1.80, a 200 to Iba. 460; bananas, 200 dox.; asparagus, 16 SEATTLE ATTORNEY WRITES FROM SICK BED IN HOSPITAL Warns of the Evils of Unpreparedness; R, views Difficulties Experienced by United States at Outbreak of Spani War The Star today recelved & letter on pre paredness, It was written by Herbert W. Moyers, Seattle at- torney, In his bed at the Seattle General hospital, where he is most Interestin confined with typhoid fever. “Altho | am ill, | feel it my your splendid article on prepar- edness in your recent Issue. laving been associated with ex-President Roosevelt, probably the greatest advocate of prepar- edness in this country, and hav- ing had approximately 20 yer military experience, and know- ing something of the unprepared condition of our country, both at the time of the Spanish war and wince, I thought perhaps my ex- perience might be helpful.” His letter follows: Editor The Star: I feel that we are more unprepared today, considering the military advance made by other nations, than at the time of the Spanish war, and altho thom unfamiliar with con- ditions then and now do not real- ize our deplorable condition, it is about time that this country wake from its slumbers and prepare to defend its citizens, its honor and perhaps ite homes. At the outbreak of the Spanish war, we found then, as We are finding now, that the National Guard cannot be carried out of the country, and therefore we find that we have to take the long and tedious method of raising volunteers HAD TO BEG FOR MEN At the end of the year when the war was over, we were just beginning to get our army in shape to fight. We had to go out into the high- ways and byways, and beg men to join the volunteer forces, go- ing into the Salvation Army quarters and cheap lodging | houses, and this was in Washing- ton, D, C., the capital of our na- tion. I was doing recruiting duty at | the time. Many of the men who had been in the National Guard for years ether decided not to go, or could not pass the physical examina- tion. Not 20% of the National Guard companies of the District of Columbia went to war. GIVEN ANTIQUATED GUNS They were given antiquated and out-of-date guns, black pow- der instead of smokeless, heavy woolen blue uniforms, which PUGET SOUND STEAMERS T ta mitrhtitowneend and Rel-'Taeedy Runderiingham. via ett San'Thure'y Tyeed'y'Juan teland pointe |satur'y 0:68pm oresaniiaenner Sows, fer! 9:80pm [Kingston Ludlow and! lway potnte. ' mite. Pel Aatiy [Lotiow, Port G: cept!**Ranger and make a perfect target, instead of khaki or olive drab. of waiting, we were given mod- ern guns, smokeless powder and 7 khaki uniforms. time, another young man and my. self were about the only two who, at the outbreak of the war, knew enough to drill a company, and we did all the drilling for mon the case now, were generally ap pointed for political reasons, and || they knew nothing about military | science at all. i today as it needed men then, and when Mr. Bryan tells us he ; raise 1,000,000 over night, h what he knows not to be true, night with a body of men, all of whom served in the Spanish war.” Nearly all of them have had from 10 to 20 years’ military” training, and are now studying and quizzing and drilling once a % week, and even now, after years of constant application, some of us feel that we w very little about military science, even at the end of 20 years, so it is rath- er amusing when we see state- ments about an army being rais- ed over night, Proficient officers in a weeks. The Spanish war taught us that it takes over a year to train a private soldier, and it would years to properly train an officer. For the benefit of those who | do not believe in preparedness, I will ask them whether or not the conditions on the Mexican bor- der do not demonstrate that w: are in as bad, if not a worse, con- dition than we were at the out- break of the Spanish war. Germany moved a million men in less time than we were able to move a few thousands. Our flying squadron was put out of commission during the first few days. Our telegraph system was out of commission the second third day. Our wireless was almost tho our army was going country where poisoned was to be expected, and no water obtainable, still water ters were not on hand, and army had to leave without The shoes supplied to the men and the officers were im; and the men suffered as the around Verdun at the moment. Let's be prepared and be safe. WAITE TALKS TO NEWSPAPERMEN NEW YORK, April 6.—Dr. be Varren Waite is today “ready to |pay the price” for murdering his. |fatherindaw, John E. Peck, of |Grand Rapids, “If any word uttered by me now \could save me I would not utter ft,” he told newspapermen at the Bell vue hospital yesterday, “I do wish to justify myself in any wal I can’t justify myself. I have |dread of what Hes beyond. I shall |g0 to the new world, wherever it |may be, and I expect to get a fresh start. My only desire is to pass on. |and let society forget me.” Replying to a direct question to his sanity, he sald: “Of course Lam sane, There h been no thought of anything el: in my mind, Waite would say nothing furth about “the man from Egypt,” second personality which he hi laimed to have, Pei pesca 8 knows why,” he ex. Dr. Gregory is head of the pe: | chopathic ward at Bellevue Bom Because of Dr, Waite’s weakn: jhe has not yet been told his wift |has sued for a divorce, To a qu jtion he replied: “Tam not a bigamt only one wife.” | He also declared “there was no jany definite idea of getting a la amount of money.” He did not expiain what his mo tive was, however. =| NEW AND WATSON [J INDIANA NOMINEE: iin ales America: Of coruse, in time, after months Altho but @ Ind of 17 at that ‘The officers then, as would : ¢ The Guard needs men as badly TRAINS FOR 20 YEARS I am training every Monday nameectereiitiatimattnstese ind men becoming ARMY IN BAD CONDITION ly out of condition, and tH 2 SOLDIERS SUFFER Yours very truly, HERBERT W. T have had April 6.—In a resump seale, the Germans nine miles the citadel, official Hill 804 dominating Mayor Gill as a mem Ret exce; Mstateate leaves! Monger || Auetin 110 nd Ma mrelton ie 3 Ip om. dally except! loaday for Seatt! —~Ksteamner will lenve Seattle ovary funday at 9:00 a m. for Port Town at teamer Kulehan will call at Port 4. rthhound. Raturdaye their own for Innding and aseum A Manitity fi making much landin Ing charges. Madiltty te limited to nde allowed tree mudiect te Tacomas named tn ‘Tickets must he office . Open from midnight |GET BOUND NAVIGATION CO, Tieket Office, Colman Doek Phone. ao03 teeman, and Jas, EB, Watso: “ during “Uncle Joe” Cannon’ ime, were nominated by the pf lican state convention today for the long and short U. 8. senatorial terms respectively, INDIANAPOLIS, April 6.—Ha New, republican national commit. New will now oppose Seni John W. Kern, vr The democratic convention will nominate ¥ ‘atson’s opponent, jruns & general store at 4863 Rai- ave. made defendant , William W. Phalen, a well-know resident of the Rainier valley, om ‘Thursday in a suit in the su {court filed by his former wife: Mee vorce from him in 1913 in jnesota. She asks for a division property said to be vy $20,000. a 8. Phaien, who secured a @i