The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 8, 1917, Page 5

416 to 424 Pike Street. Established in the Same Location UR CREDIT SERVICE has been established for YOUR CONVENIENCE YOUR HOME along your own INDIVIDUAL IDEAS. Our terms are LOWER than will be found anywhere. NO EXTRA CHARGES. NO INTERES JUST YOUR WORD THAT YOU'LL PAY 4 59.00 6140 ree 13.00 v 109.00 110.00 ren 00 t00 00 USE YOUR CREDIT UCH an OPPORTUNITY as NEVER WAS BEFORE—a distribution tha assortment of BETTER FURNITURE that, no matter what your desires or be SATISFIED COMPLETELY. Furniture of every kind that’s GOOD for every style, to meet the needs of everyone. FURNITURE tor every home, top to bottom, to fill in where there are voids or to add the set 6 touch wh specially priced. In some instances the reductions are as much as per at opens wide the way to HAPPINESS and COMFORTS, HOME the one BEST place in all the world to YOU AND YOURS UR liberal credit privileges extended to you in this sale, as always plan, if you wish to take advantage of it Fifteen ereve cent. to beivileges ind luxuries ——WE'’LL TRUST YOU YOU and To assist EASIER ig We offer you all the benefits of ings in this great homefurnishing event upon our inviting, generous and unusually satisfactory time payment Don't hesitate ‘to share in the good things in A Fi OODHOUSE-GRUNBAUM FURNITURE CoO., Inc. Years TO FURNISH PRICES our are WE CHARGE NO INTEREST JANUARY FURNITURE SALE Reducing the Cost of Home Furnishing t brit requirements purpose, in YOU h a vast are, the all tinishe room, to outfit from it is needed, has been RNITURE SALI —that will make pail special sav this sale MONDAY, JAN. 8, 1917. PAGE 5 LAWSON FAILS TO GIVES NAMES IN LEAK PROBE CONTINUED honed PAGE 1 | SEATTLE'S 90PU BUCK'S RANGES Second Ave., Between M.A.GOTTSTEIN FURNITURE CO AP HOME FURNISHERS Pike and Pine SAFE AND SANE CREDIT hh S HE ATERS \ PPADS : se ‘ You will not be disappointed, humiliated or affronted when you respond to our Haruch a represe advertisements. Business-like terms are extended to all patrons worthy of credit, im regarding ter, Ib and payments arranged to suit the income—never burdensome. Dependable mer- Bohad no tele; © talk chandise, fairly priced, and reputable dealing, form the “keystone” of the Gottstein Haruch or ar y reépreser him. 1 have never talked hh store ~ : or with anybody representing him, No Misleading Statements in Our Advertising or with anyone ¢ atel ith A entl $117.59 S-plece Solid Oak Dining Stn ne Walt hie Room Sulte, in Charles I. period, n dio feet; 5 genuine jeather slip-seat : : airs and Arm Chair to maten, 1 ha er dis $5.00 Now and $1.50 Weekly curt! ¢ rT] ' Wh Re ft the Me ade, Iv ock market n uh UR-PIECE Ada finish st @ressing table. A part Regular price $159 January Sale Specials From the Rug and Drapery 5 ction and Bane low _69c Seamless $21.50: Jan OLID Oak Ruffet golden finish; has tw arawers, u for double com and a large lar price $2 January sale price.. drawer $22.75 IEAVY Solid Oak Library Tat in fumed or golden finish Measures 28x45 inches; has large drawer and two _ be shelves. Regular price January sale $i795 i elf or thru Id with no one of wi 161.00 William and Mary Dining Suite, $129.75 *» | have stated, I had not seen the # note, and I did not know pre’ president ft wan { n or even cor plated As | have alread Awalts Ap The inainuation which have ont whether e {ting for Mr. W A ra President Wrote Note lam a to quote 61.00 S-piece Solid Oak Dining 0m Suite, the William ana ary period, finished Jacobean; ex. as pictured; consists of 48- ch Buffet, 48-inch Dining Table, xtending to 6 t; 5 genuine ather elipseat Chairs and Arm hairs to match. clit $129.75 $12.50 Now and $1.50 Weekly FOUR-PIECE Ivory Enamel Redroom Suite, exactly as pie tured This ite consists of ther three-quarter or full ized Be Dresser, Chiffomer and triplicate-mirror Dressing Table; all in easing design and p tl) matched. $1 Now and $1 "Weekly $150.00 ogany 4-piece Colonial Suite, Ma- exact- Dress- mirror as shown. full-size 4-post Bedroom ike picture, except ng Table has single i of triplicate, of Consists ed, Dresser, Chiffonier and Dressing Table. 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DLL4.79 ty read the prest ent $12.50 Now and $1.50 Week! c $150.00 Colonial Mahogany Suite, $124.75 “4 stioned by Reprensenta ybell, Tum explained | Wilson had written the his : own typewrite r and could tell “what he was setting up.” | ry, shortly j mediately. of the exe office| Representative Chipperfield I ¢o not understand,” Lawson Oh, you'll get fair treatment,” hand 1 it ; might to find out whether there) said, “that this committee {ts sit-| said Chipperfield . = ” ~ to nah i have been a leak in the cable | ting to haul any guilty persons out “You bet I will,” retorted Law- wer any i r umulty | oftice or at relays abroad n the open and punish them. son. “I'll see to that.” atk eat tha wk a Ia ‘ r ae aay Leaks in the Past j &*| many States diplomats or There have been leaks, and thou gested that the ve fact that the], cei Ran Seopa oh re wpe " » s crated tnt the very fat that the enployen abroad hnew of the Cot! santn'and wiaer toeaios ster] HEADACHES might explain the idea of = leak. |. weap itp Chipperfield sons have been ruthlessly robbed.| Thousands of men end women suger eigige: be Sys actd bee 0 know if Lansing’s two in One of the commonest things tn from headaches every day, other thoa- wert retary Lan. | loreretations of (he note the day Wall street, where all these things | #048 have headaches every week or papern 'lafter the release of the note were| center te a Washington leaks ‘ery month, and still others havehead- ngs ation on the @.” he} made “on your own Initiative.” . . ngton leak ON gehes occasionally, but not at regular ail a Sal Gan bee & Sawhe | Te ar initiati things of such import that they Intervals. The best ‘Doctor is often a a rs {| Lansing balked affaet the prices of étnc able to fod the cause of many of thes might tell a friend, and Titi thatda, bavond the anv c headaches. and in most other cases, not take much for any one re iy I mean by that, leaks fr knowing the cause, he does not Know foals Ser byyul of th ve court, from the what will remove ‘it, so as to give mapec hat th: tho permanent cure. All be can do isto information of cabinet information direct House.” od as to whethe pointing to any Pre ascribe the usual pain relievers, wi reliof, but the heada Feturneas sal. and treatment fe agaia If you euffer from headaches Row Over “Four-Flush” ve been unable to remove th Lawson Says: He's “Farmer” awash “aba -Ghinherhele hare an , take anti-kamnia table! The committee next called Law "4 h anc Chippertieia bere in in the greatest possible re mmi alled La luiged in bitter personalities, after, can obtain them at all draggiste in any on, who stepped smilingly to the | Chipperfield said he “could » g) QUaRLILY, 10c worth, %e worth or more. ri ae ne Rint ite heates very | sountioan sha con ‘ Ask for A-K Tablets. Lansing Tells of Note i raga FM oe edd Eo sh and cail it ecretary of State Lansing was |Tules committee member at once,| Lawson held an attempt had been SICK-HEADACHES and ¢ a of the ce teak " of newsP&) made to “insult and bulldoze him he, the most miserable o! tion and publication hale F Lawson insisted committeemen its terrors when A-K ave r to believe I will ‘i a When you Sn complacently | Could Rot put words into his mouth, | qtack coming on take two tablet fr the | | oan and insisted on continu in m. nan! oer matinck tain ones AS ‘« 1 € lown w an¢ sth anestan: o! uring @n attac! © one ‘ m se Mone dt tis weon n way, and not otherwi: Tablet every two hours. The ri S : f ¥ I called on Frank Po ei J | But he submitted to cross-exami-| semfort wuien feline: ena ee aa fe a Mr, Woolse law ae : be oF ana Ration after declaring his willing-| 180 other way : ; office, to diseu od Pepe ress fo “take the consequences” gm — inet: wate ae : it should go. M ; lawear tad not answering questions if he Regular price $ " to three confide 5 Ae aw yer OAS) jot desire to do so ana cultured loctha Indes ws Answers or produc Charges Gigantic Robbery Nee ee ietie Kir mont. con 4 adding that! Asked if he would name the per. Orrow . ave Sate i : pie Recep to id on| Son responsible for the leak he had . uv it 8 o that or ¢ Leaks From High Court To do that I would have to be a VY night ld sed with et ted at ip : ir as| i AR sien Al At the lowest rates and on = res time for its publication.| Well as from the White House | saat et Dhar cictheh the most f PORTLAND, Jan. 8%~—-Aroused We ided to make it public Wed Iam goin ‘oceed to lay t last two years there h i oe favorable terms pm their winter quarters by un nesday morning ‘ore you ¢ 1 con r necessary | gigantic robbery of the of repayment ly warm weather, bears at | Tuesday evening copies were|to show up this damnable situation] people—a deliberate robbery, care- ington park zoo today walked VANCOUVER, Wash., Jan. 8 | TACOMA, Jan. §—By a vote of! HEMET, Cal, Jan. &—"Dr." Per handed to the chief of our informa-|that has existed for the past two] fully worked out If you have the best heir sleep, wobbling lazily —Immediately after taking of- (ahout 6 to 1, Pierce county citi 1 Lites: wanted in ttle on al/tion bureau Th Auch sent Rb ears, and by Belp sep outs a ns In my telegram to your chatr-, security we will supply cages 2,000,000 e me 0 ' a ,).j the public prin ext morning |as happenec xe other day, when) myn 1 said congress did not want the funds at the low jp the coe fice today, W. J. Knapp, new | zens carried the $2,000,000 bond is: /charge of murdering Anna Daniel |we received a galley proof. It was/many citizens lost two billions of| an investigation. 1 felt it then, as F : bi ‘ova county coroner, started a rigid | sue to insure the purchase of 70,000 |son, and who was arrested here|p.aq by one man named Duncan | dollars,” Lawson said {I feel it now om rates of interest and on investigation of little Lillian |acres of land, Secretary of War, Saturday he esc and sent back to the printer | “Well, proceed,” interrupted Hen-| Santecaive INaenide the most attractive terms " . t “Ww ny |from the 1 because ieiR hi : 2 balan Smith's death by fire, which Is aker asked for for the new army mea < on Pasco esi eae ne sche nag Men | “When your chairman told me to (without omnis jon) ob- BULGER shrouded in mystery. post at American lake. del acide raeh Weiduiae anaini eslonink that 14 be ~ 7“ put up or shut up,’ I was sure the tainable in Seattle MANSFIELD The child was burned alive by| With the exception of the Central yim to pr him from gainiogi¢'p, wu for DRINK HOT TEA committes did aot want @ broke, ¥ with is Ga 5 op. m. fo s is no ast— being thrust or falling headlong in-|Labor Council, every organization any of her wealt! orping, . 1 FOR A BAD COL D} will not give any names oe ANIMAL to the kitchen range. Mrs, William|in the city voted unanimously for| Allen said he never had in-}ing them. bec red it might 2 Do you know of any person who simply a statement of ; tention of demanding a share of ¢ sack from yreign coun By Pl eonvave: this information to Wall fact CIRCUS P. Smith, the mother, was in a|the proposition. The government ’ Get a «mail package of Hambur Smith n prop - her property, but wh he learned |try in garbled form, 1 told them | pre Tea, or as the German| treet?” he was asked. barn near the house when she heard | interest in the has been that the rest of the heirs wer did not contain @ movement for|s1 : Wea sas z Lawson said he had no direct “le We have money to loan it did r folks call it, “Hamburger — Brust | scream Running into the kiten-|shown by the presence of M4). | geeking evidence, he escaped. Allen ce or offer of mediation ‘at any pharmacy. Take a| 84! knowledge. on Seattle real estate at en, she saw her daughter's body, its 7°" gy in the city for the last | paid he has been working as a bar “That. night 1 saw Ambassador |tablospoonful of the tea, put a cup 1 know many who profited by 5 per cent, 549 per cent, 6 Maweladely ‘Trained |head in the fire severa BAUR oon caee cen ber ever since his escape. |Willard, wio told me he had been| boiling water upon it, pour|the leak,” he said per cent, 614 per cent and Animals | At the time of the tragedy, Lil Ball . ig rv Thutigie a sentient Jadvised of the contents of the note! through a ve and drink a tea-| “I profited myself 7 per cent—and we charge Man was playing in the kitchen with | °” Pgs ong eer: $8 Hythe) pass by the president. We discus cupful at any time. It is the most A new row started when Henry XO COMMISSION on any her baby sister, Agnes. Three oth ene “encampment and. {tn ALASKA PIONEER, the advisability of addressing | effective way to break a cold and| wanted to know if Lawson would : ore no ee er children were upstairs 000. tien, There will te 1018 spain onthe subject. “The next ng It opens the pores, re-|privately give any information of our loans i ___ | 17,00 ¢ her , ne note was made public Hes igestior Also loosens | abou he depa e ead ¢ ne ing tet sien) AGED 42, 6S DEAD nies. te Wt go i chee cog eet a the post is bullt 1e | wi “ea any of tha dupa atleng. ‘obe W hi Other Superb Are You Fat? obtained by condemnatic WRANGELL. Ala Jan. 8.—|employes had divulged the informa: |° "yy ipeeraricive. ahd: antiial Gets Lambasted aShington Vaudeville Acts z star putliving 3 ortune he|tion they‘had nor did he know of} vegetable, therefore harmles I will give it to the chairman, Ss s d L Just Try This stored away in 1887, John Finlay-|any lea) the newspaper icin sina Shute —— | Lawson said | avings an oan Pe eronTER — gon, explorer and gold prospector Newspapers Keep Faith I have done what I have, only to 5 A é | died at the age of 112 yesterday. He Lansing said there never had rs have hell lambasted out of me" A j ti Mop ce Plnareicengs win totowte'tes | EGLIPSE OF ce eco g ophs lermapee piped Mirae ge targa aia = vo ell lambasted out of me" sociation “A Mission of State have become slim by following gon coh flelds ea went into the! dence by newspaper men—“at least called him an “uncivilized, sure-! advice of doctors who recommend rth when 66 years of age. Fin-Inot until now 1 Be a oa 5 i 81 SECOND Marmola Prescription Tablets This is to te an 1 exciting year for|*” pst . a a ‘ i eer enough old Diatherskite. AVENUE H . layson river, a tributary of Francts| Lansing admitted three men, not The committee objected to the “peta perriete ay ee Pht tn a sade reap hy 4 eae “|i and Finlayson luke were|reporters, were present when he COR. THIRD & UNIVERSITY talk The Oldest and Largest vat simplify the dose of the fa-| seven eclipses for the moon and!" oe ‘ each ts DRESSES MEN WOMEN 4 Strictly Savings Institu- i ; ; named after him Jinade his announcement ane Representative Chippertic de y 8 mous Marmola Preser ption. un have been scheduled. In f fe nanied the three as C. H a pee ‘ pe pen en tion in Washington. If too fat, don't walt for the doc: jan eclipse of the moon took pla wennias AW MGrhs: Rs TeelAra arcastic remarks abo! 4a Wson’'s perma’ iewaial THEATRE tor ice, Go now to your drug: jagt night, but clouds — preve GET NEES ea ated 00 7% Frenzied Mnanee” book Raymond Ro Pravin, | Third Ave. and Cherry St, gist or write to the Marmola Co.,| most people from ng sited Sid tan Wa m sorry | ever wrote it.” said) ‘ EUGENE LEVY, Mgr 864 Woodward A Detroit, Mich. pened, Far the moon entere am Kk r "el ean ee rhe aealt J Lawson, “It cost me several mill} Wm, Thaanum, me ——e ot nd for 75« ocure a large case of penumbra (outer » at whe: ulslaat J Mafent|in Wall Btreet tons. | Vice-President, One Child Over 10 With these tablet 8:56 p. m., and emer 53 | w Lanking’vald. that when the nats Four-Fiush Called | H. D, Campbell, Parent Free to Weekday They reduce two, three or four ja. m | By OUT SAR Baye ne ae varament prinline st YOUR | | When Chippertield remarked, “I Secretary. Matineces pounds a week without exercise ~ — Buttution ‘free. We it fice it Was “split up” into many SOK. know a four-flush when I seo it and dieting or any unpleasant effect | | ear, Dr 03 Bp.’ e 5 printer will call it,” Lawson flared up im ‘whatever. If too fat. try this today,’ A Star Want Ad will bring it. fer Bldg., 811% Second ae sections, so that mo one p € |