The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 19, 1916, Page 5

Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furn. Co., Inc. 416-424 PIKE STREET WE’LL TRUST YOU our eredit system hae been established for your conventencete tat you to furnish your own Individua: ower than will be $dpas, Oar terme are easier and found anywhere No extr aUsT YOUR worp THAT 8 NO.98 Worth © efurnishinge s 15.00 Worth of . 100.00 Werth of 150.00 Worth of 200.00 Wo CITY REJECTS EVERETT CLAIM AFTER BRAWL IS Claims file atives of v 1. W. W. batt were all re. Monday The the city was res fair, on the were unlaw semble here, * pose of act.” with the city by rel » the avowed pur. ing an unlawful FARMER HIT IN DRL. R CLARK . How Much Longer Can You manta to oe Every da PEACE CONFAB IS PROLONGED /ADELPHTA Dec. 19 neg ican ¢ end toda ne hol change of an 1405 aeira’a Corner’ watee | KAUFFMAN SPEAKS Diagonally « ‘om the Post H. Ka Office. Be sure to get to the p Tight place. j Im Every Respect Seattle's Leading Dentists WE WILL MAKE IT sy) | FOR YOUR POCKETBOOK | Knocks Obstinate . ogre St in a Hurry : AT CHRISTMAS TIME | 2 on once nme not ng better than We have just shipment of highest « O11, which we last drop holidays at strictly 8 ‘ te suggest ar a can of 5 rece Olive Oil and w prices One-galion can $25 Half-gallon can $1 “4 Quarter-gallon can 706 Alaska an special attention Vittucci Importing Co | Manufacturers, Wholesale Grocers and Coffee Roasters 209 OCCIDENTAL AVENUE Phone Elliott 652 You Working People Do you know ‘our dental w by the Richt Db o offices are now ‘ n aru from 7 to with? ear’ ries AVE, ar Directly foot of Cherry Street Over Pioneer Drug Store. tion, The Pinex Co, Ft, Wa CITY WANTSTO '“ROUND ROBIN” OF | ISSUE LIGHT PLANT BONDS; PASO, Texas, Dec. 19.—By orders of Gen. Test litigation will be rushed =| Geo, Bell, Jr, commanding the 11th army division here, , rs H H Desa Ue Mecans cava Vhether discipline shall be administered’ to 580 Guard er or net extensive bond ie. | Men of the Eighth regiment, Ohio National Guard, for sues can be made for water igning a “round robin” protest, addressed to an Ohio and light department develop Paper, against a further stay on theeborder and mere arenews “mi vete oF the tinst camp conditions and food. people in OMintal Guardece: it win atalad Announcement MURDER CHARGE *-* Aa - It’s Up to YOU! FOOD BOYCOTT =. CAN'T HANDLE =", LUMBER, » SALMON) STAR—TUESDAY, DEC. 19, 1916. PAGE 5 M.A.GOTTSTEIN FURNITURE CO. SEATTLE’S POPULAR HOME FURNISHERS GUARD IS PROBED By Webb Miller | 16,000 MILITIAMEN | 10 Go HOME SOON De Na-| For the convenience of friends their those of many who cannot do BUCK’S | c wee" 3-Fuel Combination a RANGE shopping dur- will keep the the day, we ed in tt SLAVS REJECT sms PEACE OFFER t al ora |BAKER WON'T ASK PE sboptielras Doe f Every article purchased j | ABOUT ROUND ROBIN a nr SS GhaU Roa: ako aCt Capestr ‘up to the closing hour Sai- ntl’) WASHINGTON, Dec, 19 tegorical retural of t sie : urday night will positively jst Oh hat Arnab es Pe a he a Eatursrivoriourse Suit Davenports be delivered before Christ- caihcn One-Fourth Off mas. open evenings rest of this week, commencing Wednesday December 20. with evening, the ward heelers partisanship. and boodlers—they're all against non- ; Every crook in politics is against nodbarilianahtp au me Pech: t] That is why you, Mr. Average Citizen, should be t eager for it tep n Your Feet i| Every professional politician shakes at the knees Try thie yourself then pace | for fear it will carry. cc slsad ss. oars, | That is why you, Madam Voter, should make haste It works! {| to indorse it Pre ” paras | There are some honest men and women against rand Tape E. Rov a “seeee="! nonpartisanship, but they're in strange company. The and ( values \ All Beef Carvers and Bird Sets page i: Cad hy handpickers,” the littl 1 big bos of all pa bere | ndpickers, 1¢ little and big bosses of all parties, $15" 75 One-Fourth Off Oft gi ec 5 | There is a reason. THEY DO NOT WANT MEN | 1 to AND WOMEN SELECTED TO OFFICE ON MERIT tion will engulf the Hub. | n They prefer any yellow dog who belongs to their own After the most momentous liquor PARTY ag’ is city has ever known, j | Now it’s up to you, folks. By the end of this week, | e Pilly peigarntag i Dec. Whea' ani| the fate of nonpartisanship will be sealed. Do you want nent all ¢ u hc each a r ih eg y r nent cit behall of prohibs-| 5 ined up in the first half hour of th : >rofes 9 , i 0. i 7 7 ; -t we reedom from professional peanut party politics, or | ee t trading here today, due to belief sa not : s | - : that Lloyd-George would reject the le at ota If you do, then sign Initiative Bill No. 28—without BOSTON, Dec, 19.—-Beston ie ||, German peace proposals. iia t tor , delay. Elsewhere in this paper is given a list of places | today deciding the question of 5 sonnet tym tree eg bere wg" conan : . eysheal “ eibiseahl” white th hol the empire had refused to enter ne- ‘ where signatures may be affixed. 1: ee ad aot Pip 9 LONDON, Dec. 19.—The Cunard gotiations also affected the market, ome t If you can spare an hour, take a petition yourself country looks on, watching tO ‘iiner Pannonia was safely floated} December opened up 2% points; t aug tt and circulate it among your friends, or downtown. Most | wee If the growing tide of senti grounding in the fog.| May opened steady, but jumped aay ment which has swept the na points. everybody would thank you for the chance to sign it parently uninjured. THE BARS ARE DOWN W omen of Seattle Have Voted That MEN SHALL SEE -|"THE_ UNBORN’ Seventy per cent of the hundreds of women who saw “The Unborn” voted “Yes” on the ballot furnished them asking their opinion whether men. should be permitted to see THIS POWERFUL PICTURE. T heref ore, Commencing T oday and Continuing Indef initel y EVERYBODY OVER 16 ADMITTED STRAND THEATRE GENERAL ADMISSION 25c Fe RR TR