The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 3, 1917, Page 2

‘RICH WOMAN out-of-town folks: write BACKS DEFENSE | for our FREE 1917 catalog IN BOMB CASE: ——— ] SAN FRANCISCO, Jan, 3 Aw | the trial o Mooney for | onnection with the 5 dynamit District snorted that uties seized Sergeant woman, 1s defense of Mooney Thomas J aredt wan be pning 1 Attor ey Fhe letters cht showed h Cram, a ealt fi ere today ert is de OPA ESER ORES DOSE ETE? and other letter seized In the a radical paper statement saying tor of the de ted Mre of The Blast t aed Alexander Her paper, had and = had tr en gay s+ iw man , DOWNY” “MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS!” make rvour relections of homefurntehings MOONEY TRIAL BEGINS TODAY | up to $100 without a cash payment at time of you to “make own purchase—we your our well-known liberal cro! invite terms service will ft your individual —in this store there is no difference in price for the “cash customer” and for the “credit customer” “Your credit is as good as cash.” s carnation In | wat th romises to b criminal trial years He is ch arged with murder, alleged to have been the ept in a conspiracy to ex the suitcase bomb which ten persons and injured 6 others here Jul at The presen Ww ‘ockran, New criminal er as chief wn attention Clarence Darrow ' MeNat ara cases! library settees, sofas and davenports at JANUARY SALE prices— and mov tod Bourke ‘ Aw $42. 50 sofa Cane ao $58.75 sofa $26.65— “$26.65 . | soldiers NEST Pn res STAR—WEDNESDAY, JAN. 3, 1917. PAGE 2 *Mrs. Corey Vietir of " COUNCIL PUTS Mysterious Illness TO THE VOTERS Two bond issue propositions will be put up to the votere at the March city elections, fol lowing final decision of coun cil late Tuesday One is for $450,000 to be spent, improving arterial high ways, and the other is for $275,000 to complete the Mont lake boulevard bridge across the Lake Washington canal The proposed $450,000 issue for general park improve ments, and the $450,000 bridge West waterway Spokane st. will not submitted. If the arteria on highway propos! th ent to indorsed t will | boule # general \ npr ard and la 2m Elliot tern ave 1 trarfi torle nnec and \ Lear 1,000. for 16th nd Wer minere these counctlme ted out ement reat f perty which does not proportionatel iversity dintr vers student T7 and the et rent & speedy completion ine Dale and Hanna ¢ « the Mont pored 4 A MRI WE- ——— Comer | 3 Mre. Corey, wife of the former , president of the United States): ro poxitior Corporation, has turned Fitege from Europe, racked by a mysterl: gay cre ous iliness. She nursed wounded |p rovemer in her castie in France.| was Mabelie Giiman,) |Man Who Steals Newsboy Pennies tageraid ar coun tting th ™ Mrs, Corey actress OR. E. D. ATWOOD « oa of guilt » Killing Dr, W. E. Harris t of the Massa f Osteopa hy, f | tered a} | wa A man who would steal pen tence. niee from doesn't $48.50 sofa $30— —ltbrary sofa $60— davenport $28.50 aiik ve t Spanish FISH SCHOOL FOR newsboys deserve any sympathy So declared Superior Court Judge Dykeman today, follow SO REGENTS URGE | { fisheries may be one next additions to the Univer Wa $28. 80 fumed ular price ’ $30 leather oak frame: re $45.56 to the second of the # in $60— sofa $27.50 T gota, ust ported nreatent urged by genta ther rice pale t a pete. perfec aeronautical and the be mat petruction summer rine and be developed school be ¢ weeks, Tt was asked that the tuttion fee) be continued, and the proceeds go {nto the building fund | A mileage appropriation totaling 210 was recommended regents reiterated the state-| ment that the university m | stand on the ducational sur ¢y report POSTS SUM AGAINST MEETING DEMANDS | OF STEEL STRIKERS SONS. | N. W. MAY BE NEXT, Sew to Relieve nded from @ix to 12/) Rheumatism and at ing his sentencing, Tuesday, of take Henry House to the maximum term of one year in $1,000 fine on a petty charge jail and arceny House has been stealing pen nies off newsboys’ stands, and twice taken before the po judge. The last charge against him was the stealing of bundies of unmaiied letters, among which were some belong Ing to his lawyer, J, J. Suil van MOVIE OPERATORS A Sure Way to End Dandruff y that has! The Seattle Moving Pict dandruff at |erators’ union, at ite regula to dissolve it, day night, voted to it tirely To a out four ounces Fi comm id arvon|t K wore is all you when There {e one sure w ed to remove that ts destre ire OF en ‘ fe, Just get f plain achine any 4 1 need) ing t moisten n gent! Klad to send an ex with " a ithout charg HELP OUT FIRLANDS ANY ONE SEEN HIM? SHIPPED ARMS To Has any one seen H.C. Knudson? His wife is looking for him He is 63 years of axe Sunday he stuck $175 in his pock ets and walked away from the fam- Hy residence, 806 W. Gist st. Mrs. Knudson has asked the police to “help her find her husband. The $175, she says, was the last of the family budget NEW YORK Ja with conspiracy to viol an « ate A can laws regarding t and ammnu T. Burns here, was arrested today in $10,000 bail eireum shipment n into Mexico and and —_—_ors 2 Cold i IARATIVE BROMO OCTET Tadtete,| |C™PloveS of an exporting firm 4 fefund money |f it fails to eure. Sbipped arms and other war 4 vi lanature is on each box. 25. terial into 3 OVER $500,000 GAIN IN DEPOSITS IN ONE YEAR Deposits December 30, 1916. $1,609,411 Deposits December 31, 1915.. 1 $ 506,063.20 103,348.22 Gain in 1916 The conf patr customers i ed and our give them increasingly better service in ¢ ery rtment COMMERCIAL ACCOUNTS E SPE CIALLY lage erou Ai t INVITED All Savings Deposits made up to and including the evening of Saturday, January 6, will bear interest from January | at the rate of % INTEREST O —ON— 4 SAVINGS DEPOSITS NORTHWEST TRUST & SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY BANK - “MEN 1 Can Save Because I determine your T then am pr ematic wey leKally Hoon ed to €o about n a greduate of to practice here expertence In ny profe: attle. 1 treat Nervous Skin Dleorders, Kidney bles and Chronic terms, wnd ements ‘4 or 606 for Blood me for a Wanrerm in. 402 Liberty Bids. work ina ® y Debitity and Bl Dinorders, Disorders, blood test. DONAWAY vent or¢ arr Mexican consul general Burns is charged with conspiring with Louis Gotting and two ot exico as hardware. ‘You Time and Money is before attempting to treat of the Upposite Postotticn, Gispleasure MEXICO, IS CHARGE she harged no matter how ou may b You w ix ng of il » iustant and your hair will be Muff Juar held with the The strikers’ pl approaching some c men still tha «n a clos rikers canted workin: 8 th the pointed contract el reake hey joined th LABOR PLANS MEET EVERETT omm of Lat for the at the ann ary 22 in th Besides Labor ¢ i « F cted Holland talk on | store for 25c, and pros instar It cleanses, » and effectively 1 Zen m itching torture s and heals quickly st skin diseases rful, penetrating, and the is not greasy ts litte G r distress >, Cleveland, FARES TO CALIFORNIA ——Claes--— Firat. Second. si4 $12 21 17 23 19 one of the Me amship Co.'s fast itt ers, will sail Thursday, January for all California ports. Every convenience for passengers 1s pro-! vided, and the meals served are un feurpas Aw every boat recently en filled to capacity, it will te well to make reservations jfor this sailing at-onee, Full par |ticulars at the Milwaukee ticket of ! George Lavigne, manager of the|fice, Second ave, and Cherry st Savoy grill, was fined $100 for vio-| Phone Elliott 4812, lating the dry law, by Judge Gordon | aa BEsatt Thes The facing the under advisement W. H. King, manager of the hotel will be tried some time next week ation arrangements | ¢ expected ™ soothes n ai lar lance it te lay and The & : apts will mmissione ford of 8 Pr to # of the vocational tra colleg ning JULIA CULP COMING the San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego The Multnomah Cormicy In line with the choice Musical club will present at the Moore Julla Culp in concert theatre January 6 She will Coenraad V eral number Aa Culp and I ttle SAVOY MEN FINE accompanied — by who will add sev program, Both ‘are well known musie followers | MAKING IT PLAIN | The Pure Food and m to protect the enting © of Fritz \ chafge, oh, walter, same was taken Drug Laws bite by pre-| misstatements on the la-} bels of preparations but some peo-! _ LECTURES FOR “92? |rie’ continue to accopt. “extractn” | jor cod livers thinking they will get |the benefits of an emulsion of ¢ liver oil. Dr. Robert C. Givler. versity of Washington Hiecture on the “Psychology of Sal |manship,” and R. RK, Fox, manager| _{™ulston Simonds Manufacturing Co.,| ll Which dress on “The Value | Corsement Salesmen,” at 8 ht, in the Y of the Uni will give al Rive 8) The difference ia very contains real cod liver has had the hearty tn of the medi profes years, while an “ex 4 product which contains ind fs highly alcoholic ion for many tract” 4 no oi! raining 1 tomorrow auditorium o'eloes ‘ nig A al Ne ALFRED MAHONY ha jear up for the winter in the to} ior of one of his father’s houses and has earned the old gentle put An's «ne Bloamsis lied will usually give | agent nge Me up AUSTIN on PAINLESS AUSTIN ENTIST hot John Mason As the Man Alma Hanlon Ae the Gel CREATING STIR THIS WEEK IN THE : LIBERTINE EVERY « A mG School teacher, Hommel, th wife, REX University NO ADVAN IN PHCKs | j| BOND ISSUES UP WORTH A GREAT DEAL MORE TO YOU THAN IT WILL COST YOU That is exactly what it will mean to you to come to this office and arrange to have your teeth put into perfect condition. You will be thankful many times in the years to come if you will just make up your mind to take this decisive step now. Maybe you have been putting it off on account of thinking that it will cost a tre- mendous lot of money. If this is the case, you will probably be pleasantly surprised when you come here and get our prices. On account of the very large volume of business which we do at this office we are Gets Year in Jail able to make the very lowest prices. It stands to reason that we can afford to take a smaller profit on the individual case than an office which does only one-half to one-third the vol- ume that we do can possibly afford to take. Just come to this office—let one of our experts examine your teeth—he will tell you right away just what is necessary to put them into perfect condition—he will also tell you just what the cost will be. This will place you under no obligation whatever—but we will ven- ture to say that when you learn of our low prices and of our high-class painless dental service, that you will immediately say, “Go ahead with the work—perfect teeth for mine from now on.” Every operator in this office is a graduate registered dentist, and everyone of them has his certificate from the state dental board hanging right on the wall in front of his dental chair, in plain sight of all. We guarantee all work with an ironclad guarantee of satisfaction, signed both by the operator who dil the work and also by L. R. Clark, D. D. S., owner and manager of this office, who is thoroughly responsible. Come in at once, and remember, “It will be worth a whole lot more to you than it will cost.” Regal Dental Offices DR. L. R. CLARK, Manager. 1405 Third Ave., N. W. Corner Third and Union. Diagonally across from the postoffice. Be sure to get to the right place. In every respect, Seattle’s leading dentists. wish. 2 DR. L. R. CLARK | The Un d Republic « t meet be misunderstan The meeting poned unt! PACIFIC OUTFITTING. COR. THIRD & UNIVERSITY SHORT NEWS — | New | married | | | | | night as the dance | | bers of | Masons. |very profitable manner DRESSES He WOMEK oT Wein YOUR CREDIT IS 0.K John Soudas, | AVTORN aphlat FOR voy Tofe) “ Every ig For Co oe CHAMBERS OF ific Coast will San Frar THE FEDERAL a vernment closed th Seattle Con AMUSEMENT s Sure to Have Pros- i | perous Year S'&PINE ORPHEUM pee LLE TREVELVAN r for $ ffered hospit SARAH 8B. ed Alfred L. opera as ALHAMBRA mental hur wher THE U.S heries ant blac Neilson asa lowering Nort filing the f livorce VICTOR 8. JENKINS, es . Rot lonely t © to MATINEE DAILY 10-25-50< EVENINGS 10-25-50-75¢ a vow an ing Miss Catheri f TWO COMPANIES of the regiment Nebraska Guard fiphtheria DEPUTY a ILKES PLAYERS} ATT have been quar t Fort AUDITOR SPEAR | day r pleces of tide a Crook Wilkes Players in FB JOUNNY JONES” Ry George Cohan tinee Thursda NEW PANTAGES Mats, 2:5 7 and 9 GRUBER'S CIRCUS WILSON BROS. 1 population of METROPOLITAN FIVE remerton and. Charleston, ‘These sand the Navy Yard proper aj Other Big Acts uated on a narrow peninsula, #6 10e and 20c 1 is solidly built a PALACE HIP on (adjoining the 30 to 11 powed of several timber TOM BROWN, cational survey commission eves this “ organtzation will re main firm in its belief that studies are needlessly duplicated in the higher educational institutions ¢ the state of the state ed opment now ‘ound Navy } | ‘FIREMEN DANE NETS! $171 FOR PETERSONS The benefit dance given the night ling up. tion will ne~ Afternoons, 1:30 ‘ “ eral times 29 by necessity of the West nies 2 M of December fire boys of Hose © 32, for the benefit of W Peter son and family, netted $171 The music was furnished by the Dalby orchestra Credit Side vd » GORDON ANDERS deville A oplay, New By PURPLE MAste> Cunard and Prancis 100; Eves, and Sun Last Times 5 Other Va . firm with of money, to start ce on our el yment need roy until the houses find that folks who buy riably pay for them, er lost a dollar on cted by Us any- with After ord Le must Alc for be given the mem-! lodge, No, 152, Free} their act of self-denial in postponing their meeting and public installation of — officers, which was to be given the same mmediate construction five-room bungalows. the property at 1) $100 to $800 per st money pays 1 houses are ake charge leted houses if hat get in now f money and he Navy Yard ) COntInUe BLOWS Second at Seneca—10c, 0c The Monie Carter Extravaganza Co, Nit must ; Printers and those punch; also the Len and the Hardman Hat Co., who donated a pair of ladies’ | gloves and a gentieman’s hat, which were disposed of at the dance in a the who Cre also West Side donated the non Glove Co be given MIXU chtace A tion are bou Ladies’ Musical Club - Mme, Julia iCULP Lieder tors who are re- ent interest on 0 deaire to say that sents es on brand m id district e-can sell them nice, » for, immediate es from $100 to $200 ‘ are practloally holds out great invest In property, wot office a6 ikea oftier 10 a, snd we will go With 316 Pike # houses W. H. PIELOW STILL ABLE TO LIE LOW William Pielow Transfer Co., | ing failed to give pral authorities as wa } at noon Wednesday, Pielow last of the group indicted for liquor transportation conspiracy, The Matchless Singer Pielow ty hav to th ected he the at libe himself at THE MOORE SATURDAY EVE, JANUARY 6 PRICES—50¢ to $2.00 Yard at We is Lo Ole Hanson &