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STAR—TUESDAY, DEC. 26, 1916. PAGE 2 ——— i —the largest, ~vut of town Sing Sing Warden) f finest, most folks: write 3 complete for our Pp ” exclusive FREE 1917 * fur- 4 3 home — catalog. nishing f weet ne utilit based by th ‘ é lity rates, based by the ' America! public service commission on physical valuation, are “lll ad. viaed,” according to the annual " ‘ report of Supt. Valentine of \ ‘ nt Y ' the clty utili department to } forme ba acl 1 the . Mayor Gill | tate Apanese enve « Buch deciaton aye Valen a tine, “are based on the assumption nt Uchida fills the post ow that operation ts efficient effi when Viscount Moyone bt ciency of operation affects 70 per | from Petrograd to become = cent of the rate, and should be di | minister in the new ~ rected by expert talent before a 1" ministry | S. rate dete-mination is made” lane here accept the sig =. There were more complaints the Japar Russo pact a ' Against the telephone service than | inning of long friend re : against any other utility during | lations between the two countrie 1916 |The belief is that Russia has re j i Valentin: r ried that —— —— — [quested Japan to it until t trians and vehicle drivers are ig-| WILLIAM 4 MOY & R lone of the war for signature of * horant of trafft regulations, and/ additional clauses of the new £ should be furnished copies by the}. First photograph of Willlam He) Voi iion officers at etreet intersections. Moyer, new warden of Sing Sing ' prison m Moyer, even earlier than Thomas E FIGHTING GOES ON “ed,ccerme* SEATTLE MAN ee the federa! prison at Atlanta, Ga. ~ | where he was warden 12 years, He : CHRISTMAS DAY AT BRITISH FRONT BY WM, PHILIP SIMMS Charge No Interest WITH FRAN ARMIPS (Delayed. ) THE BRITISH IN Go far as Christmas, 1916, wan jus 25 to Britain's warri mas eve in preceding 1 no wine —thousands of articles for the home; furniture, rugs, stoves, dishes, etc., etc., martes, On cee cone fted up over their pa pet TUN TPTEEEE EE rrrperrrr ser ree at special pricings, offering nan tree—and the ’ mies facing ft remarked We hung oranges, apples and bonbons on it" Or, in other words, they deluged it with grenades It was observable that the experiment was not repeated { THEATRES | PANTAGES The Christmas bfll at the Pan tages proved to be an exceptionally | well-balanced one. extraordinary savings! “NO CASH DOWN!’ “MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS!” The headline § aitraction A Travesty on Trial,” an act componed —make your selections of homefurnishings up to $100 without a cash of pretty girls, @ funny comedi and much * dancing, is a rear payment at time of purchase—we invite you to “make your rms” —our well-known liberal credit service will fit your individu own te al needs The scenery is attractive Burton Daniels and |rad, musicians, wc their productions a violin. Chria Chisho! Breen, in “A Shop Girl's Romance,” have a well-produced farce comedy |The Four Cook Sisters would get —this store has no hardfast or set rules abeut credit giving—credit is ex- tended pleasantly, freely, in a dignified way without objectionable, em- barrassing, annoying or experimental features! —in this store there is no difference in price for the “cash customer” and for the “credit cust ” “Your credit is as good as cash!” pena they have excellent voices, and their harmony is good. Cumby and Brow, colored come- diana, are gotting their sbare of ters perform some difficult athletic stunts, A new chapter of "A Lass ng the Lamberianda” is shown 101 to 111 So, Eleveath St., ‘te WAST SO DRY ON | CHRISTMAS HERE Second Ave. at Pine St., Seattle L. SCHOENFELD & SORS juniform, and had ast returned,| (Getting drunk waa one of the | ween interviewed, from a cemeter pular indoor sporta Christmas | where he had bui an officer despite the dry law | face of the famous “Christus” were 98 drunk cases ached ae placid—a pleture of patience—! ying ¢ Judge Gordon Tuesday his words revealed his own suffer-|covering arrests made Saturday ag night, Sunday and Monday Of thin number 35 landed in jail | Christmas ¢ay 'FRENGH SOLDIERS There nattira tion BY CARL W. ACKERMAN lation United Press Staff Correspondent OBERAMMERGAU, Bavaria, Dec, ‘ 25.—(Delayed.)—"This is not God's 4 war; it is man’s war. So long as there are armies and so long as Oberammergan to the army. Thru the United Press Lang de sired that greetings be sent to his friends in America, and that denial | BY HENRY WOOD be made that he had joined a ma-| United Press Staff Correspondent has given | | about the 00 a day during y rush.” NEXT CHRISTMAS ° | THE LEGISLATIVE committee lof the Seattle Real Estate associa nations prepare, there will be war.” Chine gun company. | WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES| tion will meet W ‘ednesday at 6 p.m So spoke Anton Lang, “Christus”| “I have never been to the front,”|IN ALSACE-LORRAINE, Dec, 25.-~|!" Good Kats ¢ afoteria to di in Oberammergau's world famous | said this bearded man whose face| Via Belfort and Paria —France’s |‘ * proposed bill to | rate of interest on delinque Passion Play, today, on the saddest | most nearly resembles the features | soldiers celebrated Christmas with Yuletide the little Bavarian village | of the Savior. |the absolute conviction that they -~- = — has ever ever known, Of her 1,800 0 popu- Another Spring of War |will spend December 1917, at —x lho ‘hey ere , D . And then Lang showed his visit-/home. They were all certain th ors’ book, with the names of thou- Ver de at See : ommo and at sands of his friends signed therein nore hs een ee Pe One signature was that of the kingy js aba , Watch for Theater | Rumania rtp - marth wor will ar | and Nate Fifty of our people have fallen,” A ii | Lang continued, sadly. “How shall| "4? Men” a reality | tend? I see no end. I see an-| | her spring of fighting, bloodier JOHN MASON ¢, Bae 1 recall Christ's words, ‘Who TODAY ETHEL BARRYMORE takes the aword shall perish by the sword.’ That doesn't mean Europe shall perish by the «word, but I jr terpret the phrase to mean that hy who starts war shall perish ALMA HANLON United Prees Staff Correspondent! by on their looks alone, but it hap-| laughter, while the Four Portia Sis- UP TACOMA BANK Argues With Wife; Smashes Bureau TO THE 10,000 It Was the da after Christmas, | ans" } at 9 a.m, when nelghbors om. Apparent! pean Harr J. Mul plained to the police that John Lar. {Hus who said he was a hou on, 106 Sixth av was break-|moving contractor of Seattle, wa Motorcycle officers went manded that he ade a pre ° id j wit both ‘eet on *e bank he « ne bure automobile ” i w’RULA wa: Afwewit with “s the Pacific Car com Spending the Holiday Season in ife 4 Lara > had just » na Hud i = chest «He "he had Seattle—Special Attention ta new car a d wanted to for it 7 cents when arrested, SHIPS RUSH TO AID OF VESSEL Start the New Year Right HAVE THOSE BAD TEETH FIXED ae ae ated a ‘ in the woods, where Dentists > Way with 1-1] or relief « t be had—if you will come to me We will sell you | 7 while in t umber « ur fellow workers *t grade Olive Oil, whi NEW YORK, Dec. 26.—The re doing Test - we guarantee to the last drop,||/*iiP Maryland in reported sinking ati 6 have. yout, Lecth aml Game an follows “Ii\about 15 miles off Sandy I ac put in a good, healthy cc Caaieion Ms 2 50))) up he I 1 men of the woods who earn your money ‘ Four vessels are on the way to hie st t ur bro 1 make pecia cas a Biod € sweat of your brow, I will make a special can 70¢||' rapidly ‘be ng fl specialists in painless dentistry, and in the Alaska a. 1 orders given treatments of diseases of the mouth. Ll One of these is a Brit on ] - : a tonsa, and th is ani Come at once. In addition to my special dis- Importing Co. an vessel of 1,899 tons | cot to you, I will extract your bad teeth free said to be the Crew-Levick when dc owners of the the United F 8. 8. Maryland, eas today they oe ing other work. ||| Grocers and Coffee Roasters told have Natural Crowns | 309 OCCIDENTAL AVE. had no ward from thetr bhip @ tof Good teeth are health. Phone Elliott 652 10 a m. Officials of the firm de- . F clared they do not bélieve the sink Avoid pain and come to me now, ee |ing ship b | British re | $1 85 PRICES } a 22 karat GHANME Ss ics sace cece seeee es 85.00 SHORT NEWS Bridgework, per tooth . PORTLAND NEWSBOYS pooled Fillings ...... sasbans | their earnings Monday buy flow-| 7 | <a Gis FT: aiaas, ratiieah off tes that fit and look natural -$10 to $15 FAILING EYESIGHT the Multnomah Hotel Co., who gave] RESTORED BY OUR SYSTEM] them a er Thanksgiving, and who fs ill | ST. LOUIS temperance followers| covered th arried men} ore time im saloons than! Largest and most up-to-date Dental Offices on the Pacific coast. Don’t Pay Exorbitant Prices orend OUR OFFER IN me = men, but why they can’t} I solicit your patronage on my reputation and determine. | . : : . amination 0 t mi | ability as a leader in Painless Dentistry. golds fille . TURKISH RUGS ir » Seattle} frame " - Safety De it Va c 8 store. eighty-five cents, ¢ and tr foom were damaged $1,000 Christ Seppe mas morning when a fire was start s ae DO SOT DESTROY YOUR yr. SIGHT BY Wianine Foon |/d bY spontaneous combustion ee | CAPT. W. A. LAZIER, a pic Don't Fuss With Two Pairs Alaskan, died Monday at June Double Vision from heart disease. ‘ MRS, HENRIETTA BERRY, chi matron at the city Jail, was pain-| ‘ fully burned Christmas morning] Dentist. when some electric light wires} Third and Pi 7 , came in contact with a pail of gaso-| i Pike. Entrance 1504 Third Ave. e € “ to clean the Open Sundays, 9:30 to 1 P. M, for Your Convenience nied NEBRASKA SOLONS FACE FIGHT OVER DRY LEGISLATION FRYE’S ..... QUALITY listature’s WALLA WALLA Elks entertains ed 3,000 children Christmas day with & mammoth tree filled with BUCKING SNOW se’ ‘BREAKS ENGINES PAINE: PAINLESS DENTISTRY Dex Neb here h session January “I would be glad if there were n MARKETS | ash st vill rey n militarism in any land. Shall poison a on LR CLARK jand dry line-up and the Hens Dental Work |always be used to destroy poison? THE Why Wait Till New Y. [WEDNESDAY SPECIALS) atte for taws to mas TACOMA, Dec. 26.—Four loco. Isn't there another method? Can AWAKENING ene M Ade Pastel CaS prime Steer |the ary amendment passed by ul-| | TACOS Dee. 26 Four loc T not all militarism be destroyed | | ood | “vet 16 me 0,000 majority at the recent/MOvives Bave Deen disabled by HE LIBERTINE felatuationst aareomunter reac OF to Re alae s Round Steak C I eiection bucking snow on the Northern Pa-| jAmerica take the first step?” | HFIFNA esolution? | Selected Steer j The wets, re & that pre cific line in the Cascades, officials | Lang was told how some of Ru RICHIE” og now sve seat Short Ribs C tion would carry, centered tie! Jof the company said today, and all} mania's soldiers sald they did not You wilt ‘permit yourself Rib and Loin 2 cn Me ehh alti a Weelslature|trains from the East are delayed, | ne j0d y 6, because turization of Margare ad teet longer. Ther * ough members ¢ e 1 ey" x God Kader not Neale anek aa eimuale Wemeua hone, oft wening Pork Chops Ci if possible me 98 much as 12 hours, Heavy | as the. great ‘wer has proud A GMAT ¢ ny Extra Quality 18 mad . r ae Das fallen bor several days | ‘ "i A GEA $ ha r t 3 7 . and at the west end of Stampede abou aT t cond and. t t that|Lamb Chops Cc! tect faanel (kia eRth te Cees 1 PRICES Lane teolied slowly " - ‘ ‘ have a ht majority |tunnel, it is said to be nine feet Karat Crowns Yes, I know. I receive similar| M. Guterson Fancy, Small, Sugar- 19 it ise. In the senate, the/(eeP. On both sides of the moun-| Natural Crowns letters from the front. But I rep Famous Russian cured Hams C*y)) mage f the members are per-|tins. snow plows have been put] pnaRework. Der tooth <<. this is not God's war; it {# man’s Orchestra Petaluma panty onally wet, but of the 33 mem | ee evites ae 1 810.00 (0 $15.00 ions told to murder. n the con “a ~ 18! hese are ‘ 10, bel trom Renton who ha vostpone with Anw trary, the Bible says “Thou shalt not Ronnie Beotland’ iy: Lax Fresh Churned ” Washineton fore viectin ndnitnd ua |nia wedding Christmas becouse ne me {0 On Sa kill,’ but I know how the feeling { Xylophone solo Fisher tate Brand 4 persone not tn favor of pro-| arrived too late Saturday 2 growing among soldiers and 1 fear ius 4 t Creamery Butter Cc erty Mola esieb be soverned as Gage expects a big business for atonal Painless Dentists he war's bad effect on religion J legislators b ne verdict of the} New ¥ “Sometimes I think the war is a ople on the prohibition amend alia, W. Corner Fourth and Pike necessary evil. ‘The world seen Youn Fur-Renring eos Watch for Bersted weith tae argaroninice | ACME HOMES ARE COMFORTABLE Hopes for America FRYE’S the outandout wets in'the senate. { Homes using ACME COAL ar at For ten ya we will fit a “I hope America is never threat-| BIG SATURDAY | 5 « are always cozy and coms id-filled frame with spherical |/ened by such a war, As long as| did the work and | SPECIALS 42 L-A VESSELS |fortable. First, because ACME is a great heat producer} nses and leather case, com-||there are armies, and as long a D8, owner and a econd, because o 1e ie ene * ae Mb, for $2.50. ‘This includes|||nations propere: thane vat vl 4. pas tee, who Is thor-| , USE PANAMA CANAL n 6 e our heating engineer instructs all ACME aref\ d accurate exa t and . al ‘s Bes al custo s © SO reques ow to ge . . : i caretel and accurate examina Until all unite an t agree fo Umit] Pete lay House tre the only] ay THE FOLLOWING MARKETS i Metoniers "wil request, how to get best results. His We prescribe, grind and fit} police forces, wars will coutinue | examination by o OLYMPIC MARKET WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.—Forty- S¢Tvices are tree Ree erect, Riss ane ntl peice forces, ware will continue Jof our panerta Won't cont vou a cen nnieeae, Fleet Ave, two vessels of Latin-American reg ACME gives most heat per dollar and least ashes per ton, It never 9 any lens on 6 ytice. there may be another. ithe istry passed thru the Pa a ca clinker paves so E 8 a cate any lens on short notic here may be another GET err 619-21 Third Ave. Jnal during the fiscal year 101418, exe's nd leaves no soot. By all odds the cleanest and most satie hat is the saddest thought to-| { 1 factory coal y l day. Why has Engl, : | te al Dent Offi AN MARKET according to figures of the Panatg | {tory coal you can buy CURRY OPTICAL CO. day, Why haw England th slarKent | WELLS ri a ices 1040 Wenta Cain) Heed “eeatintte tees Start the new year right—with a bin full of ACME H. C. and M, Curry largest army? Because of world| The Quickest and sarent| ‘400 Tet OF {owe, four were Peruvian; | BUNKER PRICE®—Lump $6.00, Nut $8.80, Furnace (coking) 98001 EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS || trade ee ae Shag |e ita tha docs, | jHundurian, ‘one Nicaraguan, Run of Mine $3.26. 3064-66 Arcade Bidg. “How sad it is to see Christma pin, a on Gan 9 Bure to wet to the ean and ‘one Panamanian, Bring This Ad With You isuatone Bultatior Twelfth THant piace’ “0 figures do not mean that 0. M. LATIMER, MGR. ACME COAL Co, i tans wag Bresabs (6 tld Hed Cross | ia eee Ygdbt shes! im Rrary Meapect ‘tealtie’s Leading [SHOPS OPEN UNTIL. 8:20 P. M.jeach vessel enumerated was a dif-|Main Yard—Elliott 1400, West Seattle Yard—West 549W. LTA Ballard Yard—Ballard 1360

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