The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 5, 1917, Page 5

STAR—MONDAY, FEB. 5, 1917. PAGE 5 | do! WOODHOUSE GRUN ] LEGAL FIGHT IN THE [BRITISH ARMY WE'LL TRUST You. ssa saeco TOGO TO WAR OUR CREDIT SERVICE has been established for YOUR CONVENIENCE. To assist YOU TO Hoged booze-graft conspiracy, Was ground that the 1 not charg >HILIP SIMMS RNISH YOUR HOME t ! 1 r { titute the of BY WM. PHILIP S| phos : OME along your own INDIVIDUAL IDEAS, Our terms are EASIER and our cheduled to take place before Fe ufficlent a “| t t CES are LOWER than will be found anywhere. NO EXTRA CHARGES, NO INTEREST eral Judge sere mutat er tense ch ured, inet oe WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN THE FIELD, Feb. 5.—Every et forth against then JUST YOUR WORD THAT YOU'LL PAY vin Wt a body at the front believes war were to represent € 90.00 Worth of I 8 1.00 Dows, 81.00 Per Ween eparate Trials? | | between America and Germany | a 15.00 We of Home ane + is certain. As news of Ameri Rest 160.00 Worth of Home PP arte WE CHARGE rhe pl Ay io be — ta decide, proba londa ett ca's diplomatic break spread f } 130.00 Wor The D. NO nme 200 ol man, 1) or not Mayor Gill and Chief Bec last night, a ripple of applause crREeoIT owe, INTEREST { el MeLennan and Meyer Peyser: inghan ranted separate rt 4 a rejpetctshleg t { Bi were to be attacked by Attorney | trial le ee ee RINE ° George KR, Tennant, brother of! District Attorney Clay Allen wi t j t t the fr Charles Tennant, captain of city | oppose tt ent ti bap BO gn The of detective Eddie Baker, the San Francisco miei Ware plnased; TH “ “s Gill Wants Haste Hquor man indicte ith ex-Patrol oP that the mises ham waived proced directed | conspiracy charge \ et icneeiainiy bo BAAN \ NIGHT” Cushion End Bar Spring ut | Cottfessions of awe ae Spring Fe : abgassseagedetttt | moral. The report, quoting Count Von Hernstorff as wonfering how | | cactlon? LOVE BARS REASON FROM | | Not at the time he would get home, was provoking ate ITS REALMS lat me come tn and * much | SPRING table @) will ex nita | r re I t ere tee 1. distrusted tay eat You, there is, | want te te! the c ' ' ate € | 1 ba lied agar pg and wee ; , be f ont k . tt ume Paw = . ! ifferent t Sole 1 anager Not stopping to think, | walke Mes VOU antec years quickly acros: room to the out me co! It was Earnent’s voice and my relief wa side door |that I he great when I realized it, for knew I would have no more troume ) the hateful being on the oth side of the door Karnest's voice w rained to EXTRA SPECIAL From 9 to 11 BY WEBB MILLER ! Painless Extracting Useless, troublesome teeth removed by the aid of the method without cost- COLUMBUS, N. M., Feb. 5. —The American punitive expe pulled the door open o one in the stand, and then fre w and truly wonderfu dition sent into Mexico last one penr spring to capture Villa “dead | Extra Heavy Turkish of the ronect mace or allve,” marched back upon | the horrible, nerve-racking tortures Ba * eard p calle at American soil today with the | of toothache whe in a few minutes 1 can be pers th Towels, Size " | secouninad he | ; ; : c main object of its invasion of anently relieve positively withoyt the = slightest 23x44; regular price, Mexico unaccomplished. trace of feeling or pais j each, 35c; special from SID taeksi aie woos hare Gen, Pershing. commanding the ex DR. SIPES, founder and head of the BOSTON 9 to 11 the door and was only my prud pedition, led his men across the tr DENTAL COMPANY, has demonstrated the mags aking me soo wr m. today od as near as ternational line at 8:30 1 from wh what erratic tempera | As the front ranks of the line wind-| elous power of the greatest anesthetic yet given to I must make sure nut of my lover ing across the desert set foot upon | rally thousands have been treated, right EA. : ake sure 1 you going to be good, or soil of their home land, the ithout a single failure broke into wild ¢ ring aod 1 harmless that P tinieh. A lent Not over 6 to each L*)\’) the cmp |. , Paula; oh, f But sleepy. and | | HS be . w * ence na we e ssid WASHING TC Feb, 5.—Liter fi ied to the * and customer. No phon _ ‘ ‘ et nit PP ee. : r Sty ‘65 ders. None deli cory oF - s An “ ta swamped with work of placing ims and ever extracted if 4 Ate t © ponit few how “eg a _ be ; eutadhicy e oulth oK ee need be ithout the patient experiencing the slightest ' : A soles Saaste eieae ait with Germany, President Let nr aula; i fies wage n found it necessary to recall I ‘ t 1, dril for filling: ‘ ; ‘ own », Paula, e nerves are removed, drilling for fillings, grind} T CH] G |e Lib ! he oa n.. Ob, Fauk th for the a and navy ss ; 8 e iberty - A t re 1 ™ { xs m , r rown nd sridgvewor 1 abso JOE WASN IN we luberty muildine. A! SUPIALLO PLEASED |<: at me 18, aceotion atthe Whe Howe tf ing down for crowns and’ bridgework-—all_ absolutely TO PASS | UP ANYONE a door : Yes aheak ts the bolt when there | Morrow night Lone pa at the BOSTON DENTAL offices oft of $185] President Henry Suzzallo, of the i think thie'the way a|came a st rap at my outs | ‘ as, NO cocaine, no nor are used in the money bribe was) sia iversity, In commenting on 1 tre he om he | do } IT syster t ment last.” migig be termed as a good a neces ru ed “ Ru No Nausea, no unpleasant after-effects of any des by the state legis-|ing to make hia wife? expressed satisfaction w old-fashioned stool-pigeon-detecttve | hn then went to the Nelson maxim. | hotel, where he was to get still Anyway, the county officers|another $100 from a third pro- framed last on Joe Cohn, official) prietor. This time he was nabbed tipper-off and principal witness|Cohn admits everything, giving as against the B. & T. poolroom re-|an excuse a desire to return home scription The BOSTON staff of Den Experts, under the direction of Dr. M. O. Sipes, are giving daily demon- strations of the new anesthetic, extracting teeth pain- ter and the | dit fe h Bagge nt eknaghlling ors pave oe I rushed to door! ‘Have you| | ; You said you aid just|®MyY camphor?’ she asked. “M: teh ; Hay, don't you | tooth Is aching frightful ee ugmstan Ruth turned around as I gave n't know: 1 don't know,|her the camphor and said, ‘I say :| Woman Saved From a Se- Paula, do you mind my stee 5 ; Earnest. The words came from lessly, no matter how many, for all who choose to cently at 115 Marion st to Boston An: Khaliah, sotontiet haa dlecowiurg tine before Liew what 1 was (with you tonigiitT Your roc ns| Pious Surgical Operation. ; 7 ‘obn, after furnishing the county s ” ‘ we . j#0 much warmer then m | \ ered that Eskimos have two r e saying. 1 for acting r fi, aa its evigens went to Jac Twenty-three and a half million |rine than anwothor hum Boy ja nd this fe the girl who just] _ r Ruth, Vil t >| uisville, Ky or four years 1] No charge is made for extracting, or for the anes= Se watt tet atamar te dock for| Persons, or about 24 per cent of an hour ago sald ahe would |® "i * h : - with me | ed from female oe head jm thetic used pail, e o duck fo t or ‘on |and then long after, altho ches and nervousness. I could no’ i $100. the country's population, are going| Factori rly pay $140,943,000) any sacrifice for me. You|Ane Shen tn ae t Sank on 4 ition: ted to cena dante Nocti Patients may come any time, any day, between the He _was told t | : ote te I i Dadi ei tn len [Were sot ving, Peale, were 7% |had not wept before me to walk. If I tried to do any|f hours of 9 and 5. If your time is limited a special ap= (Pi en -eodtandadl ke 1 would have to lie down be- pointment card will be given you, so that you will not ore it was fin-| ia Gos have to wait The BOSTON Dental office is ranked as one of the largest, most modern and busiest establishments of it# kind in the United States. Charges for the very finest Jental work average about half the ordinary dentist's fee. This is n possible by reason of the enormous ount of b transacted Cot. A thorough, scientific examination your teeth costs and thelf| nothing at the BOSTON offices and you are told in is I feel idvance exactly what any necessary work will costs lam well and ors sald 1] vould have to 1e operated on, and 1 simply yroke down, Al advine to try Lydia} Pinkham's| ian LINERS SAFE NEW YORK, Feb. 5.—The American line today announced PACKED TO THE DOORS SATURDAY Great Crowds Attend the Grand Continuation of the GREAT FIRE SALE sines: the arrival of the liner Phila delphia at Liverpool at 11 o'clock last night and the ar rival of the Finland at 8 a. m like a new This latter feature will be 4 today at the same port letecsigs 30 al eellighee rs appreciated by eo who The New York sailed at 5:30 | *''° gery : : vave experienced the shock of receiving an exorbitant r :, |work and have an elght-pound baby At the United Wreckage Syndicate Store, 1509 Fourth Ave. yesterday from Liverpool for | ork Gnd tite AY Mee Ppinkhems|ff ill after a visit to the one-chair dentist New York carrying (110 first |Vegetable Compound saved me The Boston Dental Company has been in busineail class passengers, 67 second class and 54 third class. Come tomorrow with the crowds, or the rest of the week, and receive your full share of the bargains. No sale in years has created more buying enthusiasm. There’s a reason for the crowds packing and jamming the store all day Satur- day. Come! Behold this marvelous array of bargains. Sale Reopens Tomorrow at 9 A. M.—Come Early Men's and Ladies’ Fine from an operation which every |woman dreads."--MRS NELLIE FISHBACK 21 Christy A Louisville, Ky Every one naturally dreads the surgeon's knife, Sometimes noth ing else will do, but many times Lydia FE. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound has saved the patient and made an operation unnecessary which you would like to know inder the management of Dr. Sipes f more than en years. Always in the same location, 1420 See- avenue, opposite the Bon Marche WAR FLASHES 1 nd f CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Lot Ladies’ Burson Brand Lot damaged Work Shirts, Lot Ladies’ Shoes and Slip Hose, worth 3oc, worth to 75c, pers, worth to Shoes, worth to > PL write to the Lydia EK. Pinkham Med si Ei sang J i 19c now 12c $3.00, now 49c $4.00, now 1.98 ertie TO PUSH AN FOR licine Co. Lynn, Mass tor halptal The German-Americans of Ne- Jelgn quarter. 3 s Re, F advice given free braska are for America and are up-| Canal zone authorities have sel , BIG PREPAREDNESS = |nolding every act of President Wil-/d four boats of the Hamburg-AMmeny™ rd SEE eee ican line in Christobal harbor, Lot soiled Khaki Shop Caps, sell to Skirts, worth to Lot soiled Overatis son, they declare in resolutions. ' j f Pants, now 69c to 25c, now ...... 5c $3.00, now 98c and Coats, now 39c the president said. He did not German vice consul at Tacoms,| op ths Garner nine ct Sa _ ss learn until later that Ford had cea Otto Richter, ys he is an Ameri- a ¥ 5e Corncob Pipes, Children’s Suits, $ 15e Percales Waists, worth to 49c oft : cisco, formerly of Seattle, declares: — offered his entire factory to the t can citizen and will be loyal to the now Zc FB wortn to $5.00 1.88 § :: 8c Ff 82.00, now Sia rte Beesley United “States. He came. to. this that he feels confident the presen ‘is May Get Ship Yards | QUALITY ee ee beter s ata 4M | and that the severed diplomatic res Lot of $5.00 and $6.00 Cros- Boys’ Shoes, high tons, worth Lot Men's and Ladies’ Shoes, 50c B. V. D. and Porosknit ‘i The pre eident stepped along the} MARKETS | "Telegrams have bean sent to $00 latins bicwenn ye two countries dim corridors to an elevator that |Red Cross chapters in the United for him and went TUESDAY SPECIALS states, urging immediate prepara. cretary Daniels’ of i tion, Miss Mabel T. Boardman, of FIND LABORER DEAD 3 » president and Daniels Prime Steer Washington, has announced plans Be discussed the bill pending before | gnoulder Steak.... C J for the organization of lay women's IN PARK: MURDERED? EMME |the house, vesting the president jorganization, to equip more than 20| ) Underwear, —Apenetie F hee .. 23¢ Men's Finest Hats, worth to aes: $2.39 Lot Ladies’ Underwear, worth worth to $4.00; damaged; now 95c and Children's Lot Ladies’ Lot Calico and Linings, dam- $4.00, including to $1.00, 3 Hose, soiled; worth aged or soiled, : pice nite ak 1.49 Bw J 9c Oh tc oc, now 7 avai 3c with the power to commandeer all Selected Steer 14c lay hospitals of the Red Cross thru-| yotice are searching Monday for) private ship yards in emergency to |p a SG: tha SOU NE lice are ses ’ : supplement the output from gov./Fot Roast : Sol Rooseveté has pledged him.|® man Who was seen with Georg Tat Grade @hiris, Wigter bales ieee Rikisona worth to Jernment yards. The president said|Rib and Loin 22 |self and his four sons in support of Buckle, me laDonery w hose cent body ‘ ; ann irts, wor . M a : 8 bill be . was found in Puget park, W ee ee ee ot ae warth to 8 29c qi. $1.25; soiled now IC Bh 25 yard, now Tc Pe nuares eee, SON HIN ae Dr Bore} Chops C President Wilson. Roosevelt de-| Wit), ith’ a. bullet hole vhra the 3 damaged, $1 98 ' : , pean 4 ¥ thru at once. — s MMeoule clared he has asked permission | (11) : 4 iia e Lot soiled Overalls 39c Corsets, worth to 49c ufflers, worth to 19c t On leaving Secretary Daniels’ of or from the war department to raise Buckie » idenutiea Bea and Coats, sale price $2.00, now 75c, now fice, the president went to the of-| Liver Cc ancarmy division, ickle was identified by the prow \fice of Secretary of War Bak ,|prietor of the Puget Sound hote ecretary Daniels accompanied | Anchor [At Honolulu: the “United: States’ fig mixth wrest, Ane } mpanied preparations were made to lash to-|/. have lived re Novella Men's Rubber Coats, worth [Mf Suits, damaged, that sold up Jf Lot damaged Underwear, Jf $1.00 Chalmers’ Porosknit him, Wilson was with Baker about; Bacon MC \cether the German: gunboat Geir| inte lived since Noveitiaaam $5.00; fire scorched; 8 to $15.00, worth to $2.50, Union Suits, 20 minute l4 the Hamburg-American liner Prinz). Ue body, when found, had been 9. 49 cans Wild dragged several feet into a mass of now C Gh price . . now C & nowat c hieeh ian eeaninina Waldemar, and the collier Looksun, | 9 ous’ Rose Milk Cc Column 18 Miles Long |thick underbrush. It is apparent he Slicker Coats, worth to $3.50; slightly damaged; ad artos 88c Lot Dress Goods, soiled; worth to 50¢ yard; sae 12c Men's Suits and Overcoats, retail to $23, now DOOD Men's fine Shirts, worth to was murdered Only routine matters, gentle r men; only routine noth HM Sadia ie HAP ATE ie AS The eankoaa Wal Sauidact escape. In the downtown streets comment when he again appeared Watch for FRYE’S ee ee eitiona teceune sti linear i iussta ga t Extra precautions to guard muni-)tween this nd Russia are | The president had devoted the BIG SATURDAY tions plants are being taken. At} becoming be ording to F, de Men's Work and Dress Hundreds of Men's high-class Men's fine Pants, some ‘t 7 entire morning to going over the faacy, tad, - os ; adies’ Union Suits, worth ; tle , ary, Ind, a company of former| Mohrenschildt retary of the Shoes, black or tan, worth Suits and Overcoats, worth soiled; worth to $3.50; pick vagth sete eo pars pee alte SPECIALS regular soldiers is on duty at the| Russian embassy at Washington, haaae $1.79 prices. BOBS Fa”. $1.49 ea. $2.98 UNITED WRECKAGE SYNDICATE 1509-1511 Fourth Avenue Specializing Salvage from Marine and Mercantile diasters. Occupying the large double store next to Colonial Theatre. in his study Aetna Explosive Co. The Gary|who is in Seattle for a two dayat | Among these was one submitted |AT THE FOLLOWING MARKETS|Police are watching crosely the for-! visit lhy Charlea Morgan, head of the Sn WHY WORRY ABOUT YOUR BANKING y it mithsonian institute and chair | ACCOUNT? LET US DO THAT | man of the advisory committee on | aeronautics Any one having savings or checking accounts in any of the Seattle banks can purchase an interest in a good and legit?mate The report laid out a program for improving the aeronautic serv: | manufacturing business by giving an order for all or part of their accounts ice in both the army and navy WE ACCEPT SUCH ORDERS AS CASH—NO DISCOUNT AUTO SAFETY BRAKE CORPORATION | a Harbor, Astoria, Port-| SHOPS OPEN UNTIL 6:20 P.M. 1106 L. C. Smith Bldg—Seattle, Wash. n Francisco =_ | § | | THE MEM@ERS of the | jnavy board left last night for At |deen, Willa land and