The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 14, 1916, Page 2

TAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1916, PAGE 2 . & SIXTY- -TWO DIVORCES UP FOR TRIAL | One Man Can't Tell How G.0.P.MAY ADOPT 5:2" bad 8 Lad He Had MAYOR GILL’S IDEA ™? =" When Paul Jensen, of Enum claw, was asked In divorce A P | court here Friday how Many inor enildren he left with hie Republican Leaders Approve Plan) winx snicren ne ort wien nie brows and to Put Exclusive Sale of Liquor, ole age Ml nse Bip remember. in City’ s Hands. | He wan ordered by Judge Jack son, who ia sitting here from Stevens county, to nd to Eoum is are willing to “golclaw for a son so that the situa Per Set Would You Like a Beautiful Set of Teeth luential King county republic Thi down the line” for any legislation that will help check drug | Mon might be cleared up e store boot-legging 3 were on Friday's calendar, Nearly After reading in The Star of Mayor Gill's plan to have) halt t number were granted be MEDAL oF The teeth used tn these sete are the the city take charge of the sale of liquor for doctors’ pre-| fore noon, with two re still ew 00 4) very best that can he mad® aad. wen . a f Do . grinding the divorces out at an av HONOR TEETH > (rend Meow! scriptions, they indicated thefr support Thursday eee er aus every 16 minthel ; peach ¥, acitic Bxpe: r Here are the republicans who declared themselves against Ronald presided over the peacched perte th as to ¢ drug store liquor traffic other divorce court When you wear these teeth you ca * ; ndid. ¥ taka Wer wion confidence and comfort. You may You will have prey tig niger rary Pooontomgy ag mes ok reason to smile , - minutive English woman, got a di econ ve NS We have called them “Myatenter Ralph Horr, president of the Young Men's Re- voree when she testifigd that her : if — CROWNS because . really hygienic publican club and vice chairman of the King County husband had slapped rhey the mouth—mateh the - ) BRIDGES Te “Neath bite” properly Republican committee | seat goaatiag of the Britt ~ Looe like Nature's own tein maae oo ecientitically Wylie Hemphill, possible temporary chairman of — | "1, was not a war argument that We have the pleasure to invite you to see t there ts ne room between them or in them for food the King County republican convention. caused his act?’ queried Deputy | : to gather and decay—no room for germs or unwhole Caldwell Againat It | has already | Prosecutor Carmody the best appointed boot shop in the U. S. A. someness Willla T. Laube, chatrman of et, ked u drug store situ no rey the witness the county committee, sald that he/ ation enough to know that th @ all agreed on the war | , . Come and let us show you how these Mreieets wants to gee, drag’ store liquor |could easily pase over thelr Josie | ‘Two months after Mrs. Anna B.| [am Baxter’s Shoes embody everything that Crowns and Bridges differ from any others. Let sites curtalled,” but doean't know |Imate liquor business to city con was married here, she tem | : - % et us examine your mouth and show you just what whether or not Mayor Gill's plan | trol d, her husband, John, left her goes in high grade shoe building. workabl Than One Per © jto go to Ban Francisco our mouth perfect workable n ¢ Per Cent a ‘ we will do to make y Pp Hugh Caldwell ng 1915 the University There wasn't enough money to Come in and see a pretty shop. wiaae ary chairman of the King coun! district drug etores used liquor |pay the way for both of us, : nt WS republican convention f* not In! in lees than 1 per cent of their |aaid “He went away and T have * xpaied ithe liquor pro he And the cons in| She got a divorce. t |} It has ninted out that the the Up district that| Mrs. Floyd Miley was given a 4 1420-22 Second Ave. Royal College of next legisiature would basten to reason, two of the drug stores out |decree when she stated her hus . Opposite Bon Marche, Phone Main TSO Dental Surgeons paas Any measures to help enforce | here disposed of all of their liquor|band had become addicted to al * present dry laws, if the party pefore the first of the year and| most constant use of liquor du 4 Jeclares itself have refused to handle {t since, 1|the last few months. He was not 34 McBride Stazement know from what the proprietors | supporting her, ahe said | I'm in favor of anything to | tell me, that It would be no hard re Our Slogan A. nsrlauene Gabe’ hh gia fogs foe" DENY JITNEY ORDER iy “Courtesy” . | elared Henry McBride, “ their togitimate: Nquor business to| ourtes + Acme Coal and Wood geet. ftowrt, Meare. ge {ae See y M cities of the firet clase take =) Corporation Counsel Hugh Cald Judge Smith Pri y denied a pe \ 3 = spring and we do not ehare F single one of them w vio scriptions will curtail bootleg [on the Hquor problem ius Ca, teen eneratinn (6 cobtant would go back to the other kind ging, I'm for it. | don't know We already have « jaw that pro-|tion with the West Settle ferry - odie whether or not there are any vider a way of finding out how! Appileation was made by the : There is no question but Acme gives most heat per dollar. Jegal obstacles in the way. My much lHquor is coming into the | Traction Co., whic clared it was! * i ss work for you sympathy |e all with any plan | state,” he sald “I believe that it| losing from $25 to $20 a day to the| Es - sai ) | to strengthen the enforcement ig all a matter of law enforcement, | bus line | Pe cunkers and fp , of the dry law.” and I don't think that the part The traction co Order a trial load now. Bunker prices are: Lump $4.00, Furnace| John EB. Frost, another gub@Tm®|«nould declare iteelf on the action on the gre mixed with coking $5.50, Nut $5.25, Run of Mine $5.00. torts! candidate, favors curtailment | store proposition leompany had po fitney cena | aves only 6 per cent T also carry nice, clean, 16-inch mil! wood. Get some of it for kindling |of drug — ste activities in the aa | ‘and for your wood heater and fireplace. Price delivered depends upon | «mailer cities as well as those of Tength of haul. Call me up. the first | | Frost Even Broader ©, M. LATIMER, MGR. ACME COAL CO.—ELLIOTT 1400 1 want to seo atte: Ware Hauer eges stamped out,” he cee — UNION MUTUAL LAUNDRY { whet we thought was 1 law = will ber Following the curt refusal of {and San Francisco. hip of the state. If we Two weeks ago I told the Iaun @ Seattle laundry supply house keep the law on the books we 7 ape ary supply houses they would have | | Fremont-Ballard Yard Lesch) Heights Yard Main 571 con 266 INT plained to the school board Thu than charitable cases were treated é g 1 at the school clink he cit! a a eB ae voted to ask the King Thousands of dollars in the prone eet no ie ne a ene memt, | want. It enforced to accept @ spot ¢ to sell to me if they wanted to sel! | cution of David Caplan, alleged dy. | of three to help regulate the Ralph Horr favors Mayor Gill's In advance for an order of to anybody else, and, until yeater Bamite conspirator, when defense free echent oinihe plan “if there are no legal ob @tarch for use in the Mutual day, | thought I ha broken the} counsel conceded that papers found Sa jstactes in the way | laundry, Manager M. A. Griffin, | *mbarKo. | in the office of the International a, Would Put It in Platform i Thursday, he eald, he was tn) Tron Workers’ Wnotn at lodianap- I haven't had time to study his of the Mutual, announce lls were genuine. ALLIES ORDER BIG Miiiitaty os cote of witnesses nere| 1 SHIPMENT OF MEA’ formed that the supply houses lan, but ite object is absolutely| ed Friday that he wevld could not and would not sell him id Horr, “I favor any-/ bring euit immediately in Unit any more supplies. They r the wun that will stop didn't want my brought here from the East x a @ illicit sale of booze. I'll favor| @4 States court to break whet and thet they | Fg reat cost to the county 1 SHICAGO, April 14 plank in the republican state! fe terme a boycott, a eee their stock ahead and oe ae entity alleged conspir six million pounds of m attorm, calling for ec car deahime. ae taker arene vidn't fill my order for starch. | te UMOPGSr TEAS AL the altieg [ontndeasts ae cente stateten’ to ploying members of labo | determined to get at the bot-| will vote fw Gill's armies have placed with a Chi- | petter the si te REGULATE CLINIC engo packing firm. The meat t= | yorably t 1 to be*pald for in gold as soon as the county m of the situation and went to pply house personally and ed in the t modern laur Hiding In the West a few me % : ~ : at i pe eked for the manager. 1 laid the} it is placed on Europe-bound | hope it will receive favor at " cold down on his desk d asked | " | “We have been hampered ever 2 i» dork and aske le doctors com-' _North Yakima convention @ Save Dees Le for starch. He told me he aida't ye since it became apparent that we have any left that bad not been were going to atart,” sald Griffin « Friday. “We had to buy our ma | *°ld Je i WETERANS ARE LEFT MARINES MA E . chinery outalde the city and have|_ “Five minutes later another man | ONI \ 563 MEXICAN | K RED PEP’S been forced to purchase much of | Went to the same house and bought 1] Boon, Fok . Chicago |t*9 barrels of starch.” \e- - P Lf S¢ \PH r supplies fa Portland, CRlONGS |" Cuca Geclates the Launéry \ WASHINGTON, Apri! 14~- 4 Hl Owners’ association, pee Only 563 veterans of the Mex- } jean war of 1848 are living. In United Stacen troope went tothe |°°Sel etraee ec c ’ States troops went to the PEKIN, Chin houses unless they refused to sell! firing line. Of these 31,000 were |giates mrines, acting as the Amer BOMB OUTRASES pen nen it jean legation guard here, have POSL M, taken the lead in keeping the spirit of tral i upper. AM, FOE OF visrrons on campus :2:2is aces" NEW YORK 14.—Conte resentatives of Delligerent powers sions obtained by secret # rice | toned “f niite teal toa © Hight thotisand visitora flocked | *t#tioned in Pekin { rl to the state university cainpus and They are doing it thru social af. dis and erick F : faire, athletic meets and skating tn ction ona ne tn saw student chemiste manufacture vestigation of anti-ally bomb plots — the deadly gases used in the Kuro dence April 14.—United Practically all the inufifries in the city and the Northweat, threatened Tecently to boycott the supply 1332-34 21 oo UNION ~————— Shy ot | STYLISH EASTER APPAREL For MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN ON EASY CREDIT TERMS earnivals, which are all the rage {i ry. | here. ed (n & search today for more | Successfull Combats | Pean war zone, and exhibits in for 4 ery score of men, who it is| born uly ; Comf Stub try and engineering, at the an-|. Germans, French, Austrians none io etaenh tie beak zema; Comforts, [nual “open house Thursday night.|Poglish and Japanese legation belleved actually p 4 fire bombs Heals pe cent ores .|fuards commingle with the best oQ merchant ships. Schmidt, Paradis and Praedel | were engineers of the interned Ger | | man liner Friederich Der Grosse, | show of fellowship at these affairs over which the United States ma rines preside as host Here in this far outpost of con-| UR showing for aor ars Weyer See spring is splendid. + akin athens’ matey a PACIFIC OUTFUTTIMG CO “ ” The trio con during | Gone Poslank ind nem filcting Occidental interests, the} The “Eastern” never one year they manufactured about |eAy,"ana ‘the une ‘of Boslant COR:THIRD & UNIVERSITY | [Aenea ie ei 200 homba Hingieaders considered that 10 or devices on each ship the right n } m. Distvessing ot demonstration of how the interna- 2 of then 4 thelr recurrence pre It has taken tact. | ‘Most was better prepared to In the decoration of balls, for in ple “sad sli 00, stance, only the Stars end Strives Spend $1022 in an ce FOR) are used. Conflicting patrioti¢ms | ai FE re weet aon cting natrictltons! 0 win & @iies arise | show you new mer- weir niga tals. Towa, wf “avlckiy._ int | olice estimates that 30 fires on A 7 ssorel, Cre allied m chant ships were caused power Is ro intense that im ed in both serious and minor on may be expected after one or two applications. For sample, send ney Laborator New York City. Sold by drugeints chandise for Spring and |sithe tieae enuvitc Summer wear at mod- SCHOOL SURVEY erate prices. gi BODY IN SESSION ously antagonistic thru the bid of YOURE EDIT 1S 0 K. ee emblems of countries at) The marifts at Pekin number about 600, the pick of the entire corps. PROGRESSIVES TO HOLD ne King county. progressives wn hold their county convention Fliers hall Saturday afternoon tel adopt a platform and name 36 del. egates to the state convention. In} view of the talked-of return of the Moosers to the republican party King county republicans are await: | Made to Order Ing with considerable curiosity the | formulating by the progressives of their party principles | It is expected they will be such jas to offer no obstacle to a pos. ee burying of the hatchet later | |monn ATTACKS BILL’ MADE Here is a $10.00 prize that won't cost you a cent. We will save you $10.00 on your With the final report of the ed ueational experts employed by the} legislative survey commiasion CATCHING FISH IS OUR HOBBY practically completed, a conference | | was held Friday at the Hotel Wash SELLING jington with Prosidents Surzallo | and Holland of the University of Washington and Washington State 4 watiedny, the IS OUR BUSINESS Saturday, the legislative com mittee will meet with the experts at Spokane When not fishing, we ate selling FISHING TACKLE, | The legisiative committee must SPORTING GOODS, HARDWARE and TOOLS. Woe specialize | report to Gov. Lister by May 1. on Fishing Tackle and carry the largest assortments in the city We repair and rewrap rods and make rods to order When going fishing, consult us as to WHERE AND HOW |BALLARD SEWER | To Go—we KNow! | 10 COST $106,000 SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY 8-Foot Silkworm Gut Leaders, good enough for ordinary 19 ‘The counotl will be asked to ap-| ; Cc Tlwhing, MOZON oo ec see eee seeee . | prove the recommendation of the! 3-Piece Split Bamboo Rod, 9 feet long, nickel trimmings, 69c cork handle . To charge at the East- ern costs you nothing extra. It’s an accommo- | | dation. Open a charge TELTUCORLA CREE te eeTee account tomorrow. Pay as you get paid. We Pay You 5% Interest on Every Purchase | street and sewers committee for la permanent sewer to replace 95.00 Wright & Diteon Tennis" | Ralph A. Horr, | president of the | All orders taken Saturday Coll , | wooden box sewers along 11th ave Racquet . ’ Cdaw SetBocce Nerdve . Ke 98 | Young Men's Republican club, at- | will be finished for Easter, . ollect interest without lin Ballard, Monday. The new $1.25 Official League | tacked initiative bill No, 19, pro: >< lending your money. We d i jwewer will cost $106,000, and ts Pall 4 89c | viding for honpartisanship, in a one ia a pay 5 per. cent interest on made a necessity by the opening $6.00 Goodyear Glove, Guaranteed Crack-Proof speech batore, the University of hi ry i J of the. gaversingat canal, “ehiah heaving Sood 4, 8 Washington Republican club tn ‘ | | every f hase, See that Will raise the water in Salmon b . Denny hall Thursday night. Justice Fifth year of Continuous Rean M. Whitehead talked on Women in Politics CORKERY SEES TEDDY | NEW YORK, April 14—Tom| Corkery of Spokane, calling on Col. | Roosevelt yesterday, told him that people west of the Rockies are 304 Pike Street ~*~ | solid for him for president. Came SaWeh tbetcsriss ghestretenert es: ¢sspss0caiaa one TE HARDWARE ‘C0. The Fishing Tackle Store 517 SECOND A AVE.—OPPOSITE S ail BLDG. you are to t receive an 7 y omni APPEALS DRUG STORE FINE Daniel Naylon, elleged proprie tor of “The Doctor,” tiny so-called drug store, 91114 Ratlroad ave, on \the water front, appealed Friday | from Justice Brinker's fine of $50 | and decree that 207 cases of whisky taken from the place in a raid April 1 be destroyed, interest check Service to the Men of Seattle. | 1