The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 25, 1916, Page 5

= aRAnRBO: Br "s3a7nrF AN oe ee ee ee Oe Nw wee RIOR for your conventence—to your ewn tndivi ower than will Week Week Week Week er Week 4.00 Ver Week ~ ead ¢ tumed finiat 8 that extends to #tx 6.15 Furniture @.- ine 416% 424 - Dike Street: | jOffictals and prominent citizens SHUR oN ERAL ¢ p KEEL OF LARGEST j _ BATTLESHIP BUILT | ON COAST IS LAID - MARE ISLANO = =NAVY YARD, Cal, Oct. 25.—In the Presence ef thousands of wild ly cheering Californians, the keel of the superdreadnaught California, the largest warship ever put under construction on the Pacific coast, was laid here at noon today . United States Senator James D. Phelan and officials of the navy yard represented the gov ernment, and Congressman Cur ry, Mayor James Roney of Val lejo and state and municipal of ficlais formed the riveting gang that hammered the first rivets into place and began actual work of construction The ceremonies took place noon, after the battleship ¢ famous “Bulldog of the Navy itself a product of a San Francisco bay shipyard, brought the party of Ready by 1918 It ts the intention to launch the California in January, 1918 Will be completed and ready for a trial trip a r later The California's specificati are the latest tdeas in naval « struction, largely th ful study of naval « the European w has many f on ships now in service Specially Armored SHORT NEWS THE STEAMERS Hremorton and found VEC ¢ ~~ = | Flyer collided Tuesday at Charles INDIANA, Pa., Oct. 24.—Twenty-two days without food or water end still living is the remarkable record of a Plymocth Rock hen at Georgeville Some one put a hen in the back of J. H. Stewart's buggy and| the Map. Stewart drove home, put the bugs ay. and did not use it watil 22 days later, when he accidentally discovered the chicken. The _ fowl, reduced to a skeleton, is recovering rapidly (PAID ADVERTISEMENT) Mxovernor Ernest Lister — - Big, Efficient, Progres- sive, Young — He Has Made Good — Re- Elect , Him! % Let McBride Answer! The Seattle Star, the State Federation of Labor, the , the Farmers’ Union, the Direct Legislation League, and Ail Believers, in Popular Government in this fe State are ora the defeat of Referendum Measures 3,4, 5, 6, 7, 8, ‘ Stricting fi at bond elections. Governor Ernest Lister joins them in urging the Hefeat of these vicious measures. The Seattle Post-Intelligencer, the Republican State Y Platform, the King County Republican Central Commit- tee, Prominent Republican Leaders and all Standpat 4 Enemies of Popular Government in this state are advo- cating bye passage of Referendum Measures 3, 4, 5, 6, © 7, 8, 9, and that Constitutional Amendment to disfran- chise ai but property holding voters. Candidate Henry McBride, do you join in the passage of these vicious measures? Where do you stand? It is reported on these meas-| form, the Republican Committees and the Republican | Press, the Standpat Republican leaders and the enemies) of popular government. Where do you stand on these measures’ Lister stands with The Star. Lister stands with the State Federation of Labor. Lister stands with the Grange. + Lister stands with the Farmers’ Union. Lister stands with the Direct Legislation League. Lister stands with the Believers in Popular Gov- * ernment. : . McBride, who do-you stand with? , and the Constitutional Amendments re- 47; urging | ures that you must stand by the Republican State Plat-| “4 deckhand R. A. LUNDQUIST and Fran Rhea, government trade experts en route to the Orient to study business conditions, expressed an }opinion Tuesday that Seattle and the Northwest should become a great export and import market MME. HESSE-SPROTTE and Mme. Weinberg-Roesing are the soloists for the Schumann concert, to be given Wednesday night in the Y. M. ©. A. auditorium, at § p.m. OD. R. HUNTINGTON and Il A Moldenhour were the only two out of 10 appl etvil, leervice exa ty arehi teet, and Huntington, the incumb ent, got the highest srade COUNTY COMMISSIONERS wii! not permit in the future the use of county automobiles to carry cam palgn signs SOME ORNERY crook held up E. Castell Slater, 1415 E. Denny way Tuesday night, near his home. and| eloped with $9.50 MRS. G. W. GRAY. 2010 West slightly injured | » wire wheel of overturning THE NORTHERN PACIFIC rail! road will ask for bids at St. Paul Nov. *, for the construction of a mile branch line from Laurel jont., to Lake basin district G, A. BISSETT, of the Philadel: | phia navy yard, will arrive at! Bremerton shortly to fill the vacancy left by the detachment las’ spring of Naval Constructor 8. F. Smith. A PERMIT to construct a $20,000 | bakery at 800 13th ave. was granted | the C. & F. Building Co. by the city Tuesday } NAVY OFFICIALS will bold an investigation to determine the catise for the monitor Cheyenne losing its propellor last FY MORE THAN the Seattle Ad b tatke Tuesday night on retail trace and feature advertising, at the reg ular weekly meeting in the Butler hotel. day SLAVS ADMIT DEFEAT PETROGRAD, Oct. 25.—Rusno- Rumanian forces have abandoned their positions at Cernavoda, the stern end of the grest railway rridge leeding into Old Rumania kenzen's it was today. A DAGGER IN THE BACK That's the woman's dread when up in the morning to start ‘ork. “Oh! how my back LD MEDAL Haarlem Of attacks, of Holland, the Tteniedy of the Netherlands } ed cia! charter finda Imation» and guaranteed by the Drug C idl Lk fe teurtzed. Regular ie mith | livery, profit, ° 2OWEK FLOOR, FIKE PLACE MKT offices are ft four threeinch antiaircraft guns. two one-pounder guns for sbip's s|boats, a threeinch landing piece and = several $0-caliber machine guns The Californt machinery ja to THEATRES } | tree, any | send thetr ng of the veusel 1 torpedo Naval The 624 feet AT feet draft « will be in width and inches » feet r mean S inches she wil ) tone, an he hours continuou Twelve Giant Gunes The Calif prinet will be 12 14 a) batte guns exeeptionally They will t mou *. in fo be of an turret ich will be heavily armored. The vainder of the armament includes fiveinch raptdfire guns, fou erged torpedo tubes, four #ix pounders (mainly for saluting),| ed by anned, the Ca mplement of GRAND The Fal! City Four, harmony peal solo singing, will head the program | at the Grand theatre Wednesday Billy and Gaynell Everett will sir talk and dance. Dell Rene companyfare novelty comedy ma sictans and rionists. Lons and Brosche, in blackface, cary a bunch of laughs. Oxborne’s Trained Dogs are said to exbibit alm human Intelligence. George W one of the newest of the Fox sta is shown in a picture of love and adventure, “Blue B od and Red YELLS ARE COSTLY Yelling in the city jail, on the! night of & M4, cost C. HL} Adams a ¢ in police court Luxurious, Tursda was one long pr a for ful assex lor refusal disper night during th Excellent sttke, When locked in ja bers of the mob started yelling kicking the bars Patients in city hospital were re unable to sleep, | Stops ‘Tobacco Habit! in One Day Sanitarium Publishes Free Book Showing How Tobacco Habit Can Be Banished in From One to Five Days at Hi The Elders ted at a 119 Mad et pub lished a free dead t and hed in from one 4 tobacco for more than fifty years have tried this thod and say it entirely suc-| od ban no matter whet hewing et As thi nish. Advert Albert Hansen deweler and Siiversmits 10 Second Ave. Near Madisor Thursday Is Economy Day at the Sunset 10c Shoulders Pork pound Roaat, 124c J} 12%c | 20c mk 45c |, SUNSET MARKET C. H. Mengedoht, Prop “ 109 Pike St. st. Leaf Lard pound Faney Bacon pound tive leader. Bon Marche 3. NUXATED IRON neth ays nstances to his full ex ro ep. jother life. candidate's | unproven from 7 to 11 627 FIRST AVE. t of Cherry Street. ioneer Drug Store. [: od. The ME There is noth Prove our claim your druggist t Full directions in each Red Just as a bottle 25, 1916. This is Sweater-Coat weather, Sweater Coats in all sizes and a range of colors. Made with shawl collar and rever cuffs; long-sleeved garments, NLINED Robes in solid floes of rose, } excellent robe, at $2.95. 50c “Pl atinoid” * Photo F rames Anniversary Price 3 8c LATINOID have a luster equal to silver, vantage—they will not tar- Specially priced for to- morrow are small cabinet- sized Frames, 4x54 with wide oval face, large ball feet, Regular 50c size, special for this sa ee \Success i im Politics May Depend fauione Gud eave ont otha on Man's Features and Physique! 1, Square faced, muscular, the motive type. campaigner, Picture of Governor Johnson of California. 2. Face conforming to the | philosophical | man and investigator. An oval face, acquisitive, Indicates ac- | | executive indicating self-centered, bative qualities. BY MRS. MINNA S. PARKS Noted Character Analyst ) A man’s features, per|deportment are as reliable probable {| political activities as they are in any phase physique The voter may thus get a pretty fair estimate of + acter and tenden en tho hit jrecord is obscure jor his capacitietwrs, M.S. Parks TAL type of man, °™\the TRIANGULAR face, should be) sive. carton, selected for that character of vublic!face and muscular makeup indicate PAGE 5 ec ou gall-/outhwick Ratantianed 1876 The Best for the Price, No Matter What the Price Anniversary Specials for Men 1,000 pairs of Men's $1.50 Street Gloves, made of heavy cape skin or genuine suede. In gray and shades of tan or brown. Sale price, $1.19. Men’s Dress or Driving Gloves of buckskin; usual price $2.50 and $3.00. Anniversary price, $1.95 pair. Men’s $4.00 and $4.50 Union Suits, $2.85. Men's $2.50 Union Suits, $1.95. Men’s $2.00 Union Suits, $1.19. Men's Shirts and Drawers, special, the suit, $2.50. The above garments are all winter-weight and stand- ard makes. have and we to offer exceptionally fine Extra special at $6.95. —Men's Shop, Firs: Fleer. Corduroy Rest Robes Special at $4.95 } OR the woman who wants a good looking house garment that is neither bathrobe nor kimono, and yet both, warm quality of these robes, the effective colorings and at- tractive patterns, combine to make them particularly desirable. lined throughout with silk. that are useful the whole year round. Colors are rose, Copenhagen, turquoise and a handsome shade of green. value at $4.95. Corduroy Lounging Robes Copenhagen and wisteria. An —Third Fieor. > For Thursday two spe as hE Handkerchief items of un- usual interest. Women’s Em- broidered Handkerchiefs that usually sell from 12'%c to 20¢ each, finished with one-inch hems, and corners cleverly embroidered in white or col- ors. Anniversary price, 4 for as H andkerchiet s FRAMES added ad- inches, Women’s 15c and 25¢ Hand- kerchiefs of Japanese Silk— Charge Purchases Made Thursday Not Billed Until December First. Anniversary Prices Are Made in Appreciation of Past Patronage and to Make New Friends. ~4lst Anniversary Sale 36- -Inch Outing | Fl annel i Special 15c ‘Yard Pure white, with heavy, softy fleece. Considering the ade vance in cotton, this item am od value at 20c. Anniver= 15¢ yard 50c Silk Striped Voiles Special 35c Yard t on or evening: White or tinted grounds: with patterns in neat floral de= signs; 40 inches wide. Yard ary price Imported Cotton To Special 10c Yard Extra heavy and absorbet 17 inches wide; all-white red or blue borders. Specia at 10@ a yard. ‘ LINEN NAPKINS Special $3.35 Dozen 22x22 inches, of pure full bleached. In a good of designs. Special price Anniversary Sale, $3 the dozen —rhira Stamped Gowns, fully n of a good quality of miu stamped with simple d Regularly 75c, Anniv price, 50¢. Stamped Guest Towels, pink or blue borders, in or striped patterns; stam with design for French kno or cross-stitch work. Usui . Sale price, 19¢. —Fourth Wash Dresses For Girls of 4 to 12 Special at $1.00 Dresses of an exe of gingham, ii Pretty lent quality checks, plaids and stripes. pinks, blues and tans. price, $1.00. Black Sateen Blocmesti | Special at 39c. He is the vigorous campaigner, and most often the radical, tho the true radical usually combines the mental and motive temperaments. He may be depended upon to be- come the floor or house "leader in legislatures, the active committee chairman, a “whip” in stirring his triots to action. Roosevelt is MOTIV VITAL ds for the prac The MENTAL and MOTIVE often stress the ideal If, for instance, I wanted to sup: likely, aside from his public profes sions, to help put thru a rather rad. ical humanitarian piece of legisla tion, I should select the mental- motive type shown in the accom- panying illustration, rather than the ‘other, inclining toward the vital 1 It is natural that some misaken mates can thus be made, but nature's signboards on a man ac and physique show trongest TENDENCIE Analyzing the photogra ernor Hiram Johnson of California sort of man his oven him it shows just the chievements hav The head and features testify that s primarily MOTIVE, tho a good combination of the three fundamen tal types His humanitarian ten strong; he has business is a hei social, lar *indic ating a good mix tical, broad minded, aggre: progressive. com- 4 velvet back. . . : Of zood grade of BI ied: Yelwes, UAE plain white with colored borders, or colored — cateen, in sizes ior gitls le with printed designs. Anniversary price, 3 to 14 years’ Anniversary price for 25c. —First Floor. 39e. —Third Fleer. |restiess energy and a desire to|oftice |" T have been able only to Bint the definite principles of ch analysis here, and to indicate they may be applied in the tion of public officiais and repre sentatives. There are, ho many sources where such helj knowledge can be obtained. CGorQQ ‘Every Night port a state senator who would be| ¥ Constipat Headache —_ RANDRE FREE PHYSICIAN y Man, Woman patron of this the ex-Govern= This, means or Child wh store may ment. Physte t same serve so why wait? RIGHT DRUG CO. ‘: ttt FURST AVENUKR Between Spring and Sencea . / Natural characteristics should be! ba oh ® the public man’s qualification for or political service where investiga tion, studiousness and vision are es sential The ROUND-PACED, V may be depended upon to be con servative, usually stand-pat, a curb- of legislation; one who will guard finances and give a businesslike ad ministration. Personally disinclined, as a rule, end more than the minimum gy, the VITAL man in public advocates the let-well enough-alone policies. He does not like to initiate or to experiment Motive Man Progressive The MOTIVE man, on the other with | hand, is inclined to be the progres- His SQUARE or OBLONG and! guides | PAL type unusual offer, but it’s true to make out the list powder, dried fruits also flour, in the wholesale district We can deliver, too. HIGH COST OF LIVING GETS JOLT How Would You Like to Buy Your Groceries at Wholesale and Cut Out the Middleman? You can do it if you know where to go. Buy the same place your grocer does, of course and, to prove it, al sugar, or anything you use in cery line, and either phone Elliott 276 or call at This fs an you have to do is goods, beans, baking the general gro- 809 Occidental, can