The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 2, 1917, Page 5

| Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furn. Co., Inc. 416-424 PIKE STREET WE’LL TRUST YOU UR credit eyetem has been established for your con nish your home easier and our price Neo « 180.00 Worth of 200.08 Werth of 100.60 Werth of Nometural dows, 15.00 Dews., Week ANNOUNCING OUR ANNUAL JANUARY SALE | Beginning Tuesday morn- ing, all odd samples, discon- tinued patterns and broken lines of Furniture, Rugs, Dra- | peries and Housefurnishings at special prices that promise to make this sale the best ever. Our usual liberal terms of . credit will apply on all sale | goods. =." = TRUCE HOLDS IN "ARIZONA FIGHT FRYE’S FOR GOVERNOR UALITY ARKETS WEDNESDAY SPECIALS ae... 10c Pot Roast... beso sex... 15¢ 14c Shoulder Steak 174c aa. 15c Siete... SOC oe ork Full 1 ‘Thin metal plates, which weigh! phost four pounds to the square yard, are being used in France (o stead of plaster and wall paper ——— PHOENIX, Artz. Jan, 2-— Today Arizena has two gov ernors, two executive effices | and will seon have two staffs of appointive state officers. This situation will comtinue un- til Thursday at leant, for attor | nays for Gov.Eleet Tom Camp ball, republican, and Gov. Geo. P. Hunt, democrat, reach ed an agreement today that the application te the supreme court for a peremptory writ to oust Hunt will not be mace be fore Thursday. This morning Campeall made » frewn demand for the moncative of tice. This wan refused Now Campbell fs preparing to open hie {fice in a capitol corridor or alee where. In the meantime all buaminete of | Shoulder of Lamb Roast... Choice Rib and Loin Lamb Chops Attention {a new turning to the legislature, day. OLYMPIC MARKET 1422.24 First Ave. AMERICAN MARKET clea BY ED L. KEEN LONDON, Jan. 2—There | was an increasing belief today was in the reply ta President Wilson's note the allies have the opportunity to put Potsdam at a disadvantage The allies’ anawer another identical note same character as that to Germany—will also be lesued from Paris. England and France, it was said, have al ready agreed on a joint draft, which Is now before the other nations of the entente. On their ul, the handed American dor Sharp A course of plain speaking and a statement the termes the allles would conaMer {8 what the the not# will probably of the ap note be Ambansa-| sh » negotiations opes w pea Britis indicate England fs convinced that the lies’ starvation biockad many, and Germany's appr ness of defeat the Weat next spring, combined to tnspire Rerlin to sue for peace. | It is pointed out ar official list of conc wg which Teuton diplo mats {n neutral countries have ug gested—the identical character of these suggestions {ndicating their origin at Berlin—walved much that Gernwmy would have demanded « yoar aro. In the jefet reply to America, the! allies will probably subscribe Russia's frank ambition to oust Turkey from Burope aeé obtain the Dardanelles as being collateral w | al-| Ger nalve on enslc jthe Itallan agbitioes as to Tr ad Istria, and the Fre tioms as to the “lost p Alsace amd Larmaine There is rem| 00 to delinve these hopes of thw allies will be chanaified unde the category of “reparation and we antees pee e ewes ee YES! MAGICALLY! CORNS LIFT OUT WITH FINGERS You ninuply way to the drugs ator mun, “Give me a qearter of an canoe of Mreecone,” Phils will cost tees ce. ; This new way to rit can'e fent driven by W. C. Retkinas, 549 19¢h|dourens, incladang « very few pow-| whieh convenes Mon-/of corm wae introdmeed by a Cie lave N, dkidded and #treck kim at An attempt will bo made tol emnati man, whe ears that, while! fifth av 61 Third ~ adjourn for six weeks, {t wie sald | treence ix aticky, it diriee im mf WARK teday, and this will preefpitate a! cmon, amd etnply surivele op| eee Se eaee new battle. Hunt, it ts tater Hon corn without inifhashing or ewan Corser Wostleke and Fine will contret the lowes bouse, The | trating the aurreuniing tees or SSATILE MARKET senate is strongiy antiBtoct. | icin, Satuanp wane? Malcolm Pract, ef Bi Pause, kas} Dem't wt father dle of infedtion 5463 Baliora Ave. been appointed § private wrerctary lor Lockiew from whitding @f bik) SHOPS OPEN UNTIL 6:20 P. mM. Campbell. A Reavy geard was |ooens, tet elip thie eat and make} sintered wrcund the ex eed ham t t ak it there wes ne UNHEARD.-OF PRICES. public a prices dows. dows This s tunity to value. YOU cannot afford to pass it by. you that we mean just what we say. , ¢ 1517 SECOND AVE Northwest. |Closing-Out | SALE | ALL CHANDELIERS, ELECTRIC LIGHT SHADES, BOWLS, SIDE LIGHTS AND ACCESSORIES GO AT We are not offering the bona fide discontinuance, as can be seen by the ex- ceptionally i in our show win- Note the beautiful brackets in our show win- at i from 1-3 te 1-20 of their real value. Also the beau- tiful assortment of shades at 1-3 their original value. out-of-date lighting fixtures with new and up-to-date ones at 1-2 to 1-4 their real him try it i i } fake sale, but a sacrificing prices ranging front |, ALHA } Tse STAR--TUESDAY, JAN, 2, 1917. One death and seven injuries resulted from auto accidents re corded at police on the firet headquarters 1917, and ateps were taken to demand re day of surfacing of slippery downtown Pavements, to curb the ever growing toll Donald Grout, 3monthold son of Mr. and Mrs, Everett M Grout, 4206 Aikens ave., died at Minor hospital, at 6:45 p. Monday, from injuries received when he fell to the pavement from his mother’s arms, as the auto skidded at Whatcom ave, near the Hammond mill Mr. Grout i inspector the elty utilities department Sergt. Dan Quinn the police trafflo squad. tended to consult the pav panies, S@perintendent ( department clals, in an effort at necessary would be, to roughen "te at corners where accidents most frequent Danger Ever Present Anybody d faye Quinn, “knows ttt some of the streets downtown are #o dan gerously slippery that pedestrians often 4, and m in in charge of «a by of the offi what the atrest and ¢ to learn and what pe are rat are who ves a car fail the path ¢ the machines themselves can't be centrolled Non 1 tires or cHains won't even ste dding. There all@pery Until they are ng to have t are ax ato aceidemta They will as the traffic lecraasen I belleve they ena be irfaced Wid some material that will solve the provlem. I jatend to mo the Monit baviok somet biog done jmmedinte|y These injured Oroers infored were Jamew Stowart, Norman hotel, leg crumhed between auto aod port, at Pler 1) woile workiag on a ldoyd Trang. fer uruck He Cenc bow pitu! Keonuth Swenson, 40% dnd ave wan taken to Prov j wus brated when wtrack by a cu driven by W. EB. Bomnehor, at Pine amd Minor ave. Two childreos of Samuel Treth ewny, 520 lLakeworm!l ave, were Dire wien bie cur collided eit ae onideotified agto at i2th ove. and Juctowon at Alber Swanton, 2404 W G0th ut and Pine «it. | COUNTEY SEAT WAR’ CULVER, Ore, Jun 2—About 7% citizeng of Madras, Orn, ranted the courthouse of Jefferson county ie this ety yesterday and atripped It of the offices save that af hewiff. Im @ recent superior court anier| those premamubly ie with Riss on the COURtY #fat Wan trunaferrad mm Culver to Madvas. The Cuk os Prepared am appeal, bat che days gave the Madray cit. one time to make the move be fwre the former combd act Sherif’ Black arrived th time to prewemt then fom removing bir The ruld way led by W. S U'Ren, a Portiand ainucietaxe In fornoat two Rel wufe. nieengs of the Busi joes Men's Bible clase wil! rset Wednesday, Thurtiny and Mriduy at noon jo room 1032 Her ld ox. Thee meetings are opan to f creeds and consist of | Bible leasons, book by book AMUSEMENTS 2 '&PINE ORPHEUM VAUDEVILLE IT wie Mie Neltsom MBRA arwe DAILY 10-25*50¢ 10-25-50-754 MATINEE EVENINGS ale is your oppor- supplant your old, Thousands have taken advantage of this opportunity and {ff A call will convince 5 || Cascade Gas & Electric Fixture Co. i Largest, Oldest and Most Reliable Chandelier House in the | NEW PANTAGES LKES PLAYER Wuaine ann Third and Madiac 1. Main 6106, The Wilkes Pinyers in JOUNNY JONES” 106 to Se, Mats., 2 Nights, 7 and 9 GRUBER’S CIRCUS WILSON BROS. METROPOLITAN FIVE Other Big Acts 10¢ and 20c PALACE HIp 1 Even, 6 20 20 to 11 Second at Seneca—10c, 206 The Monte Carter Bate ‘A tOIT MENEE Added Minckface At jon ww No Mat. Thur PAGE 5 ‘ALLIES HOPE TO [BABY'S DEATH TRIES TO KILL OUTPLAY KAISER BY AUTOBRINGS SELF; ACCUSED IN U.S. REPLY POLICE PROBE + AS MURDERER ji! } FRIDAY HARBOR, Relatives of Clyde D Jan Armour, City, Ia, auto tourist believed to have been murdered companion, hore from interview | | | | | | Sioux by hie traveling are on their way Fresno, Cal, to Albert W. Blanchett, charged with the crime, who tried to commit suicide Sunday. Blanchett, 21, denies the chars, which was filed at Albuquerque, » M. He was arrested Saturday, and asked to visit hia mother on Lopez island, Accompanied by a deputy he went there Sunday ping into @ tent house to un pack gifts, he picked up a shotgun and tried to kill himself 1 couldn't tell my mother,” he |told the deputy who rushed into the tent | ‘The wounds, sustained tn the neck, are Bot expected to prove fatal Armour try in an started out across coun auto for the Southweat last fall from Sioux City, and was known to have taken @ new ac quaintance, belleved to be Blas chett, as a companion After he had dropped from forged telegraphic requests to rela tives for money were said to have been made. The relatives brongh about an investigation, which re jeulted in the arreet of Mlanchett aturday “LL MAKE MORE ON NEXT LEAK,” SAYST.LAWSON CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 { | jyour attention to a coming leak |which wili ahoot prices down to jwwoh low levels that the katest low lavela will look Ike the Woelworth tower laxtorne by comparison! | “Amd fimally to #tir the leak trac: lors in Wankington to do their durndest, | want to aay to them [that wh lnak beneficiaries are the state is deadiocked, Arixent's | vary Urtle bot is wuffichomt to rel wun utrock by the aako of Pred |. twUmbing OUF noNNY at them! irramts will not be recogminad.| move every bund or eof corn from Brown when be stepped onto the An Amazing Coup " { two sete of offictals will seal | oun'g rent pavemwot at Elyith ave 8 and The clhamep Laweon and his Watch for FRYE’S to perform the aaron dutta. A few drops of this new ether|Jackwn at frhende tomde cane about thru an BIG SATURDAY Soare of the officiais appolatnd | compound applied Grecthy orem &! Airs ROK McCeuntund 1620 Ser |MmsUlO comp and wus based upor | Hunt are acrasuring 1 SV tender, aching corn sbeald relwvelenih are W, wan kuocked down | WO tanri Kmowledine of the German their offi cccupled day And irhe sortie InitamUy, and ROOD and Uruleed by an umidentifiad car | DCMC® propomin and the offer of night to prevent Campbell's men | ii entire corn, riot and all, driee at iat ave. and Vind versalty st. mediation «wat by Present Wil . jfrom getting imto the vacits atd/ug and oan bo lifted ot with tie, ML. Ramudull, [805% Eighth | 20m to the balligereats. They wore AT THE FOLLOWING MARKETS records fingers. ave, wan Breed whun the cap) ecko by miginitio financial re arte iriiders te clese toneh with Gersian diptomatie direias and Washingtoa apurces of infarmation Jest whe Lawnen'® sasoclates really Wore is set detinitely known, the Whteper samen a few, ameng them “Harney” Baruch, the daring tock marker pllomger. Lawson ditelliney Uo my hew loeb he realled by Ble operations lwhich wore monly wpm the New in York exchange and largely Steel commen But here ts the Htatled story af the Lawiem coup, as Htold by some of hiv elome friemds, the operationn Selle Steel Short week ago, When the Wak recoveriag buoyant! ue efferus of the peace ator: |rbat cums out thra Premident Sabin of the Ganranty Trant cone pany of New York, and the warn | ing ixsued by the |bourd to go dow om Inventing in | Brith tremiery bile, Lawkem, as [tbe chief of opsurntiom: for the pool, Jeeps selling stockn, miowtly UL & | Pour Steel. He acted thra comfidemtia ugents, who in (umm divided the aXe tromiections among many \Lrokerapre bene. | Steel was then around 125, ut the big selling campsign caunnd it te aug aiewly to 120 and than 116, alte, with aii | hin uncanny akili, Lawnon was | nureing the market to abeer® | him big sales without breaking. At 116 he stopped. Cieans Up a Pile Then came Germany's effar of poace and the wottem fel! out ef the market Steel want te 10% and Lawnen began to cover, fer he had te make tra. mendeus purchases and make them quick to er his short sales before the awrupt refumal of the allies te peace offers should strengthen the market to the point where his poselele profits would be wiped out. Then just as the professionals were recovering confidence came news of President Wilson's e note, Wednesday night and Thureday Lawson was able to cover all his sl mous purchase taled 800,000 shares about 100 a share profit was better than 10 points a ort sales. His enor Thursday alone to- of Steel RASPUTIN Is LONDON, Jan, 2.—For the third time in two years the death of the monk, Gregory Rasputin, was re- ported today, Special dispatches from Petrograd asserted today that the monk, who 1 supposed to wield such enormous influence over the czar, was found dead on the bank of the N patehes hintin a river, some dis- t murder. Rasputin is of peasant stock, and a Serbian. In the summer of 1914 he was reported to have been mortally wounded at Pokrovsky by a woman who accused him of blas phemy. He recovered. A year later Berlin reported his axsassina tion, Petrograd denied it United | $1.00,000,000 chools States in yearly building spends public at} nd his average! 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Pyorrhoea does its damage painlessly, yet persistent! cured; rheumat extracting, and a thorough, gcientific not worth a few minutes of your tin There is no string to Dr. Sipes’ ofisr—no obligation whatsoever to have other | | charged for extracting, no matter how many teeth; nor | | that ,” says Dr Lerrigo in the Outlook. poil the v and in the course of its n a typhoid attack * * * If attended early, left unchecked, it may cause arthritic joints (com- m), valvular heart disease, chronic gastritis, ulcer of Are YOUR teeth in PROPER 1420 Second Second Avenue, n 1 Company, offers free, examination of your teeth ¢ to know positively the condition for the wonderful, new, painless anesthetic. day. NAVAL INS Naval gfficers comminsion id te atudy Pacific coast porte for the atrategic values will ar rive in Seattle Frigay, and prob- ably sped a month inveati- gating Bremerton and the eur. rounding ceuntry. They will even study pro- pesed trial ceurses fer battie- | ships, and leok over the greund at Keyport, where the govern: ment has established a terpede station. ¢ Officers on the commission a Helm, ¢ {Rear Admiral James M 'v. 3. OBS TO GET ‘EL-CERMON PATRONS CHICAGO, has been ot Jan A company nized here to co-oper. {ate Yn a movement to have Ameri Jean-made goods replace in France and Belgium s of man |manufacture at the le of the |Huropean war. — Representatives nd prominent officials of France and Belgium are said to be encour aging the movement (CHURCH PYX LOOT "TAKEN BY THIEVES DENVER, Jan. 2.—Thieves who broke into the rectory of the Im maculate cathedral here ignored many Christmas presents given the four priests who were asleep uy \staivs to take a jeweled pyx and to rob one of the priests of a quantity of cl given him by parishioners | Is st e | | ief |Naval Constructor W. L. Capps, | |Civil Engineer H. H. Rou Capt. G. W. McElroy and PECTORS « ciinrs wencen Pan E. Chilberg, president of the bank, for- mer president of the Chamber of Commerce, now one of its trustees, and one of the most active citizens The commission has been in njof Seattle, will make the motion Francisco for the last few ks.| Tuesday afternoon, at the trustees’ |. Quarters have been provided at/ meeting of the chamber, to accept Rremerton aboard the U.S. 8. Phil-|the merger plans already voted adelpbia. All social invitations |upon by the Commercial Club. have been declined by the commis-| “I don't know of anythi sion taru Admiral Helm start the new year better,” said The commission will spend |Chilberg, on his retum from Spo Thursday in Astoria. ikane Monday. An Effective Laxative for Growing Children mander C. L. Hussey Dr. Caldwelj’s Syrup Pepsin Highly Recommended as a Family Remedy In children the slightest irregu larity of the bowels has a tendency to disturb the entire digestive sys-| jtem, and unless promptly remedied |invites serious illne@s, The expe. ienced mother knows that by train. ng children to regularity 7 ve this respect, and when occasion! (U2 Ph Leo Weigand £D¥ arises administering a mild laxa tive, she will have little need, for ive on the strongest constitu. |the doctor's servi M tion. Dr, Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin can be obtained at any drug store for fifty cents, and should have a place: in every home. It will save many times its cost in lessened doctor bills and maintain the health of the entire family, To avoid imitations Leo Weigand, N.S. Pittsbur Pa., whos two boys, Frank and Joseph, ar |shown in the illustration, writes |that she has found Dr. Caldwell's jSyrup Pepsin a most effective lax jative not only for the children, but 1 Central a jfor herself, and that she will al- and ineffective substitutes be sure ays keep it in the house to use to get Dr, Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. vhen needed Dr. Iwell's | Se t a facsimile of Dr, Cald- well vrup Pepsin is a combination of nature and his portrait ap simple laxative herbs with pepsin pear on the yellow carton in whieh that acts ily and naturally, with: the bottle packed. A trial bot. jout griping or other pain or discom- tle, free of charge, ean be obtained fort, It is ploasant to the taste, so by writing to Dr, W. B. Caldwell, that children like it, and is equally| 45d \Yashington St., Monticello, IL ee