The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 25, 1917, Page 2

; LABOR FAVORS NONPARTISAN EVERETT Federation of Labor cor the morning change the Credit © Your’ sleet “NO CASH DOWN!” “MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS!” make without a « ent at © of pu to “make credit service w blue Holland enamelware: special for Friday and Saturday— iw ow 290 regular tes to port comm! ordinates, NEGRO TELLS HOW HE SHOT : alcohol stove outfit: special for Friday & Saturday— two men ething is likely { happen when Ha —an a! tove packed into a ¥ 4Se; special for Friday and all metal umbrella stand: special for Friday and Saturday — fumed oak umbrella stand: special for Friday and Saturday — SHORT NEWS EDWARD G. QUIGLEY, assistant s tendent of ar posit hools, b Los Angeles A BILL provid on the board of « et at at Good ( Frye he UPON AN report Conaty for a woman ol was tndors Counell SONS. [| ‘GENE LEVY TO PUT | CAPT. A. F. PILLSBURY, b rned out in the orth west $ XC THE Nent CONSTRUCTION of a | by the port commissio | PETE VEREIKO, proprietor of a This Unusual tins MOTHER GRAY’ $ POWDERS, Lin sealed cans for 28e per lb. in Ib Boe per bb. in 3-lb. tins rosecutor: Landin was undectd Be per ih. so th, con, BENEFIT MANY CHILDREN ed oad, a 10 the enact formation icy, STRONG MILITARY veo” "| SYSTEM IS AIM OF ALL--WILSON Giving an opportunity to e users to drink lighest grade ¢ t pr judge for themselve to the real quality. DRESSES MEN~WOMEN pa YOUR CREDIT IS 0.K || of the National Security legislative, administrat ind exec utive branches of the govern are all uniting in an effort to formu B late the best possible military the « defense Wholesale Manufacturers, league the Grocers and Coffee Roasters. 309 Occidental Avenue Telephone Elliott 652. tem for ountry Toronto's new 14-story hotel, the — De without @ bas, 4,000,000 to be vonshire, ELECTION LAW: le ¢| Conny Comediates = RIVAL AGGIE : love the same |r ified] The att an| Place f | strang - | daug an |) elt ry APPROVES Henne o savor. “There mt in this bt MRS. FOUND GUILTY Here’. a out trouble. i ro — MONDAY — i ) an n motion ‘ ‘y : of Representative Halsey, father of Never Miss the Money’ ip rs the “bone dry” bill, the measure Men's and Women's Suits and t. Jan, 25 —"Thiaymake rip from Winnipeg with- viich was to have been put to a Coats are on sale. $1.00 in cash te hainiidciny kind to you t manacled. Stewart Was) vos of the house today, Was post- takes any garment in the store, and yy { words of Immigra te toda ed for fir tion to Monday yeek or $5.00 a Month pays . s an Honest yy tie tor M Jackson, Of! Stewart is also wanted on a/afternoon, at 3 Suits and Coats from k ’ te f re vg the safe of the Or. This was done, said Halsey, so/|$ pe ® Man! Runs Blocks | moh n Madison, V jas to avoid any charge that it had 1113 Third Ave. early to Return Purse | °*"! blower art age Mr. } the n an hon » h h is we crack Irs. B. B, ¢/ in 1 a billiard parlor TACOMA, Jan. 25 Albutt, charged with attempting the life of Mrs. Gertrude L. Rob- ertson, Chr oner, jury in super second degree the verdict was announced, Mrs. Aibutt colla: nd Drives Racers || | | | aon Conny Farber ALBUTT IS | Mra. Rose n Selence prac d guilty by a wrt today of auit, When was nese PLAN :: ROME, appro an f of the CHARGED PAIR Hair Tinting ; man Importing Co. 9 Pa eT ctl oi ig in Vatican lau u SPANNELL TELLS OF MEETING MAJOR {don't like ufter “""\ Miines Development. THE BEST DENTAL WORK I THE WORLD BY EDWIN J. BROWN , Seattle's Leading Dentist. orld ent ger tion doe I people in thi neve the it the ) keep the old teeth as well “Crown 2 and a Bridgework and bric work are acknowl “Teel Figs 1 Say cer goer me to gr ae Cost of Dental Work | Tnion Block, peop Edwin J. Brown, D. D. S. Watch for my articles in the Thursday’s Star. Next week I shall tell what caused the war and what will bring permanent peace to the nations of the world. been “raflroaded thru.” Indications are ft will pass with- “BONE DRY” LAW TO ee gplige rote ails pocket while the rmitted Stewart to An Advertisement by 'THE.PULLMAN COMPANY WHO HE KILLED SAN ANGELO, Tex, Jan first time Harry Spanne or proportion of the passen- gers of the Pullman Company. The safety of the cars, due to their unusually’ sturdy construction; the sanitary condition in which they are main- tained; the numerous conveniences which their equipment affords, and the courtesy of the Pullman employes are all Eugene Levy, ma fof LOA pie crc Bd i A few ape : ‘ ican t aoe charge ny gant] In 1916 precious stones to the |ho pwnatairs factors contributing to the increased comfort and enjoyment ay F ie of $52. 0 were and accosted 1 e was ee Offer sa trip tifra | Hz | orted ihe o ; “py ell 1 ‘ancuk, Spannell testified | of railroad travel. Are you the clerk?” asked But : 2 ttle is to 5 ller se we oo ft 2 LUNDIN HASN'T Beautiful on moron 2 actin oat seit days only, the well known : a Getan cldeive You're the very man I wanted | are accommodated; there is no crowding. Operating over 45c SUBLIME COFFEE §J Lev no comment > you , can tell me| it the women here.” 1am not that kind of a hotel practically every railroad in the country, it is rarely necessary | for the passengers to change cars from departure to destina- ‘| The next morning when Mrs. | tion. Both of these conditions contribute to the safety and Nirentae ike aces tices comfort of unescorted women and children. him to her aying hé “had a cata logue” he wished to present to her When Spannell came in, the clerk For fifty years the Pullman Company has directed its that,” Spannell said he efforts to the determination of the needs of the traveling remarked I could help e b pera tO lac cae aM public, and the development of a service to meet these euCULGIEN Nab acamian Ghu requirements. That twenty-nine per cent of Pullman con- rary course to a five-year period, which it will confer chelor of library ec ductors and twenty-five per cent of Pullman porters have been in the continuous service of the Company for over ten years indicates the high personnel of the employes by whom the service is rendered. a degree nomy Company