The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 9, 1917, Page 11

STAR—FRIDAY, FEB. 9, 1917, PAGE 11 4 PRESIDENTOF §|“HUCK” SAWYER MAY SRCENTINE NOT DODGE PIES IN FILMS; MAY QUIT BASEBALL! TOPUTON AIRS _MAY QUIT BASEBALL ENOS AIRES, Jan 7 | 2 (By Mall.)—Thru Miniater the Interior Gomer, President | | . Irogoyen today served notice on : congress that he proposes to ; . Bost cd id as unostentatious a private life as he likes, even if he is divtrate | . : [ sm of some of his per i “e eae For saturday, tne sanner Day of the Grana Continuation of At the United Wreckage Syndicate, 1507 Fourth Ave. ties Altho the president has assigned all his salary to char ity, the critics expressed the opinion that so rich a man Come, get in on this electrifying bargain scramble. Many new bargains thrown on the bargain counters tomorrow. Come! Don’t miss it. Join the crowds—it’s a passing opportunity to save money as you never saved before. Come early to avoid the big Saturday afternoon and night crowds here. The prices mentioned below tell the story of the stupendous bargains to be had here. Don’t fail to be here tomorrow or next week, sure. ee SALE STARTS SATURDAY AT 10 A. M. @% Somewhat more state, consider. Ing the official position he oc in order to re-mark and assort stock. cupies “President Irigoyen,” said Gomez sumed his great responsib! fat the call of the people, but Presider does not intend to @bandon hi manner lv ng as a private citizen | The president st m the Casa Rosada Pe hite House, which a suit of government o s his home in his own v st residence, with his dangh only two or three servants, and| tically no company 2 HAIR COMING OUT? } | eee | Dandruff causes feverish irrita-| tion of the scalp, the hair roots shrink, loosen and then the hatr comes out fast. To stop falling hair at once and rid the scalp of every particle of dandruff, get a 2b-cent bottle of Danderine at any! drug store, pour a little in your! sband and rub it {nto the scalp, Aft- Jer a few applications, the hatr ?etops coming out and you can't find any dandruf’ as} wes to live| Argentine | offic Pry t vr The coming 1917 style Men's Suits, genuine now $9.95 Shop Cape, eel! 5c to 25e, now worth to 25e, sale bese 5c Allover Laces, worth to 90c, Skirts, worth to $3.00, now Men's Finest Hate, worth to $4.00, includ ing Stetson $1 48 make, at Children's Underwear, worth to 250, sale si 9c Lot Ladies’ Burson brand Hose, worth to 19c 35e, now Lot Ladies’ Underwear, worth to $1.00, 39c now Men‘e Rubbers, worth to Lot Ladies’ Shoes and Slippers, worth to $3.00, sale price 49c Lining, worth to 35¢, sale price 12c Work Shirts, worth to 75c, now . 12c Children’s Suits, worth to $5.00, $1.88 now Hundreds of Men's high- clase Suits and Over- worth up to $5.88 Suits, sold up damaged, that to $15.00, sale price now $2.48 Lot soiled Khaki 63c Pants, now Val. Laces, regular price rer a 8c price Lot Dress Shirts, worth to $1.25, 29c now Slicker Coats, worth to $3.50; slightly damaged; tried . 88c 2c Se Cornceb Pipes now ... Spring Suiting, regular price 50c, sale price 19c Horsehair Cloth, worth to 40¢, sale 18c price 98c Diack or tan, $2.98 8c Lot of $5.00 and $6.00 Crossett $3.85 Shoes now $5.00 and $6.00 Men's Oxfords, $1 .98 now Men's Suite and Over. coats, made to sell at row’ ** $9.85 4c worth to $5.50; now tbe Percales at Embroideries, Lot soiled Overalis and Coats, sale 39c price New Dimities, worth to 400, sale 12c Ladies’ Coats, worth to row... $4.85 now Misses’ Coats, worth to new’...... 91.98 United Wreckage Syndicate pw 1509-11 FOURTH AVE., Near Pike St. “Wag Specializing Salvage from Marine and Occupying the Large Double Store Next Mercantile Disasters. to Colonial Theatre. Lot damaged “Huck” Sawyer, comedian, with Maude Wayne, and famous baseball in a Keystone comedy scene. thrown me off roofs, But I t help liking the movies,” ys er. T am so strong for base ball that I once got up from a sick bed and played all afternoon; then went back to bed. Hut I am not) sure but what I would rather stay) in pictures | If “Huck baseball unique © | There is no joy in the heart of}and Huck” Sawyer, who shares with | cai Nick Altrock the distinction of be w jing the funniest man on the base {ball diamond. On one side of “Huck” at the breakfast table is a contract with the Washingtor Ameri Propped np against the coffee pot is a contract with the Mack Sennett-Keystone Film company, Neither is signed “Hu can't decide ver he would rather be a movie or a base ball player Since the Boys’ Shoes, high tops, worth to $2.39 $4.00, now regular White Crepe, regular price 25c, 7 c worth to 79c cards 19c 3c coats, $16.50 price quits the diamond, Will lone ong of its most figures. He and Nick Alt working together on the! coaching line, one off first and the off third, have de the can league roar with laugh Huck’s” moat famous stunt is to walk the coacher's chalk line as tho it were @ tight r He and Nick also have an uproarious-| ily funny imitation of a prize figh A DIFFERENT TYPE OF SENATOR IS JOHNSON ™ —_ a ee ! shale shown LETTERS DISCUSS STEILACOOM AND OTHER TOPICS 4 10c Shoe Polisn, now Dress Gloves, $1.50, now Cuff Buttons, soiled, worth to $1.00, now Se Thread, now close of the major league season, “Huck” has been working Mack Sennett com edies at the studio in Los eles. I have had to dodge pies. They have ruf over me With automobiles ” Lot Suspenderr, aged, worth to 25c, now ... dam- .. 8c OLYMPIA, Feb. 9—Senator E. |Beo Johnson of Spokane has again demonstrated his determination to in favor of the amalgamation thet's| . 2 : F let the people of his city have the/all right; but I'm for letting the| Editor The Sta I read with ;essary papers for my admission. say on how their local affairs shall people of Spokane have the de-|much interest the two \e tters re: | Treatment Wae Farcical [be handled, and not two or three cision, and not for letting three men |C¢Otly published in The Star meen Be Our bome physician wrote the iH s vist ‘ ditions at Steflacoom. It has/Stellacoom authorities, explaining imen, sitting in conference a few|comprising the public service com: | C°™« rom | ee n bee! my iving sug lenioston decide 14 fer then been my misfortune to pass a short|my case in detail and « i aa teetamenee of Spokane’s two Genator Jdanaen a new member,|Period at this inatitution, and, | gestions for my treatment from hia . 4 j|from my own experience, know | knowledge of the case, street rallway companies—the In- has developed into one of the real - , t that conditions exist as portray These suggestions were complete- been prepared and Introduced by | My husband fa a professional) heavy dose of epsom salts twice each week, along with the other in- Groff, authorizing their MU ITION }man and stands well in hia profes. | ac! ’ leealihiestion. WITH THE CO? AGENTS sion. Hoth he and I are well ac-|mates, and I was herded and) | TO ENTER TRENCH SPRING SENT OF THE PUBLIC SERVIC \Quainted with the governor and his}4riven along with the insane of the to give his The people of Spokane may be| | The unfortunates in this rvow were system is rebuilt and I have return-|or take their losses and consolidate the ed to my former place in society. My friends were kept in igno-| rance of my presence at Steila- coom, and for that reason I care not to sign this article. But if it | would alleviate the sufferings of |those poor people at Steilacoom and assist in thee abolishment of the present conditions, 1 would gladly face the humiliation attend- ant upon making my presence there known. WHY A BANK EXAMINER? WHAT GOOD DOES HE DO? Editor The Star What is the rpose of the state banking depart- nt of this state? Is it to keep anks from breaking, or to take charge of them after they have closed and caused a large loss to depositors, who foolishly think the great state of Washington is look- ing after their interests by exam. ination and proper laws? Was not the present state exam- iner in charge of the office during the time of the failure of banks at Centralia, South Bend, Raymond, lebam, Olympia, Kalama and Te-| Breast Tea, or the German folks nino? Is it not a fact that the | call it, “Hamburger Brust Thee,” at banks at South Bend and Raymond any pharmacy. Take a tablespoon- have not paid a dollar in dividends, | fu) of the tea, put a cup of boiling altho closed nearly two years? water upon it, pour through a Are not the failures of these sieve and drink a teacupful at any banks, and also those in Seattle, evi-/ time. It is the most effective way dence that the present miners of to break a cold and cure grip, as it state banks are valueless and a de-/opens the pores, relieving conges- lusion and a snare to the public? tion. Also loosens the bowels, thus If these state examinations were exposed to horrible condition: worst of which are unprintable. To give an example, heavy doses of salts were given the patients twice each week. At nights they were locked in room without is to toilets. Unfit Food New patients were forced spend the first few days in t Kardiess of their condition were fed socalled broth, sembled the filthiest of dis }and had a similar odor, This was aturally repulsive to t atients The very sight of it would destroy the heartiest appetite. When pa tients fused to eat, other in- mates were compelled to feed them Unrestrained cruelty was common in these operations Trouble With Toilets Much trouble was experienced with the tollets. Only two were provided for the large number of inma and they were out of con dition about half the time One of the inmates Knowles, was used by the nurses and Mrs. Quinn to force the pa tients to obey orders. Kate was tall and strong and the most vile mouthed creature | have ever seen Grabbing patients by the hair, deal ing them husky blows, knocking them dowa, bumping their heads against the wall and administering violent hicks were her usual meth with some pound bank. Seattle has many safe and sound banks, but every safe bank in the” state is injured by this lack of ef — ficient supervision on the part of the state banking department. ONE WHO WAS STUNG, mewhere in Washington, | SHOVELS COUNTED Government officials here have been ordered to determine the num ber of shovels, pickaxes, crowbars and other heavy tools in the hands of local contractors, and in hard- | ware stocks. The complete census of available equipment is for the juse of the war department. the .. | (1 should sign my | institution COMMISSION, |wife, and, | ‘ Johnson was asked — name, not only they, but also many ‘ Firet W ren er > Me J r pon 1 admission, as su Tt to the measure. NEW YORK, Feb 9 —Weary intimate friends ‘om! Bs re PRot only will I not support is waid, of paying high salaries and)nence in Seattle and the state at nm Quin: io he Sto 3 Sherer ad |but I will fight ft and vote against | getting low efficiency from his staft|!aree, Would be amazed, for 2080 TE cae mnt tucock » Angora Hit when it comes up for passage,” /of 300 munition buyers, with head.|Of them knows that such misfor b a 1 of the patients without remon- | quarters in New York, Czag Nieh.|tuoe has ever befallen me 1, . board of control will visit the hos. | such treatment at her own hands hem within the next few) board of con lined to| It may be well to explain that all days t them the trenches this week, but is inclined to Hood's Sarsaparilia has been and still is the people's medicine be « of the « patients were first committed tu at the The Russian ge tatements of th ath ere * mmitted four merchant or from us. nr : . nt i that of the nurses and |!ence and degree of insanity be tits wonderful success in purifying : r-| Due to the overcrowded condi ° Pint #ize. I do not believe that the supe Liberal refund for botties enriching and revitalizing the blood GERMANS DISMISSED intendent is cognizant of the cruel. | Von the ward to was FROM U. S. CUTTER | which and relieving the common diseases later assigned, | was toaipelled to y . ties and barbarous tactics of th . a for big roe va by | and ailments—scrofuia, catarrh, underlings, and I consider him per. | D888 Several weeks in the midst of u name a hotels, cate SAN FRANCISCO proximately 20 ¢ dixcharg. | refreshment parlors, soda | P® ad ‘ Trocted on the e the sad faces ed from the coast guard service to result of the orders from Roots Juice RDER a case for your home today—a deli- cious table drink; a “happy thought” for your vening guests and for all jal gatherings. From it, home and tal tent the ‘ ae . the ving ward for observation They will ‘ |ment was extremely diaple int and nurses, Th previ 5 . with the loss of millions of a learn little at Stellacoon T tes. | Pr their assignment to other ward cording to their vio in the B Tom explosion timony of the inmates will be dis- Other wards, according to their vi |{ OLD-TIME COLD CURE—DRINK TEA! Get a small package of Hamburg 4 lars Per Case and Kate this pol ity. Here gray-headed of debility . mothers, all wrinkled Hood's Sarsaparilia purifies and fre system rong. ' with care and old », broken entiches the bloog, and in 80 doing ot a hospital for the care and | down by the burdens of life, in redders the huMan system the treatment of innocent unfortunates. | +) oi sweet and tender ways, com greatest service possible. This but a pl mnfinement and | reed to commingle with raving Feb. 9—Ap-| T in fountains he er men we medicine has been tested for yeara it 1s perfectly pure, clean and ab- solntely safe, well as of pe }culiar and unequaled medicinal merit Hemrich’s Capitol 870 n to dismiss all unnatur ermans in the service. The cutter MeCulloeh into port today from duty to dis miss five patrol her crew abuse with a slight menta be driven entire one would insanity idual needs of a patient considered, but all ar inte ind are not tre of the ods of obtaining results Nurses Sluffed Work purses carried their to which they ¢ when the unatics and foul-mouthed women of the underworld, with their vul arity and obscenity. Here, too, were young girls in their ‘teens orded to epend weeks under such The work, time faney pvoted much doctor was not efficient, it would be easy to make | banks charge off Dad paper and r breaking a cold at once. It is inexpensive and Get Hood's, and get it now from ted en manse. regard! vile conditions round leaving the care of the sick Home of Glasses entirely ‘vegetable, therefore harmless. in their troubles and and helplees to th | The inmates y jbathe at night. Often sick women were placed under t shower and {then thrown back in bed with their hair thoroly wet Suffer From Cold Air courts were provided and the} patients compelled to spend con | siderable time in the fresh air. tm proper wraps and clothing were provided, and many suffered from |the cold Previous to the appearance of |the doctors or the coming of vis |itors, great care would be given to | appearances, only one-half of which leiven to the patients at all times | would make the institution come nearer to the accomplishment of | NEEDS IRON AT TIMES | tended | To put strength in her nerves | Mi cnorience of Steilacoom im-| and color in her cheeks. | pressed me with the lack of care and jattention to those for whose care the state spends thousands yearly, | ‘the absence of humanity and total indifference to the welfare of the |inmates, other ates, forced to This ward trot | ¥#8 divided ae some known as into a number of rooms, with only two int jmates. I was so fortunate as to be ; assigned to one of these. There was also « large dormitory room containing about 16 or 20 beds Dr. Ferdinand King says: EVERY WOMAN EVERY MOTHER EVERY. DAUGHTER Balie |* ference bob president of a raincoat | Condition gained access to the home the E tro jof Sol Friedman, wealthy cotton| *°"!4 upexpectedly call at the ho broker, and fired fiv nate pital about 6:30 a. m. and demand Fri : 1 ae . vediate & ssion into Ward Friedmann, who is aceused of be ate admission into Wa jany drug store. My receiving ward, they woul ing responsible for ¢ antreil's finan-| owed further evidence of mis cial reverses, Cantrell then com-| A Call for Volunteers! oa Report at the offices of the Electro Painless Den- mitted suicide. 1 would like to give some of my tists within the next ten days for examination. This own experiences, which can be 1 cost you absolutely not one penny. To make it an ha ged i" Ayo ad sang fe lect for you to be one of the first to volunteer, a dren ol pe {accepted in’any court of the land cial discount will be given. This particular discount | For covetal years 1 seffered trom ja severe attack of goiter trouble |which completely broke down my |nervous system. My husband spent ‘all that he had in an effort to bring about my recovery, and then went |into debt in the cup is more import: [| wonaed anny Oars | Physicians finally advised leav- ant than in the package. ing the high altitude, where w We scientifically then residea, and we came to Seat) blended and roasted AT NEW YORK, last night P, Cantrell company the Best on Earth state board of $2.50 » EXAMINATIONS FREE Our experience in vision testing enables to correct your eyes with sotentifie curacy, We specialize in the most m forms t at} the no um Optical Co. O17 FIRST AVE., NEAR MADISON have There can tle. My husband was compelled to! resign his position, and for some time was out of employment My condition was such that trent ment under the care of a specialist in nervous diseases was absolutely necessary. We were unable to pay the charges at private institutions and were advised by our physician |to ask the assistance of the state in the midst of our afflictions | After talki the matter over, my husband and myself decided to of ee while it Weigh the cost. of namimente stand ming before you i follow the only course open for us Weigh the BN Jand apply for my admission at mall amount of time on the table. | Steflacoon: We know Hollywood Coffee may be f| _. Was Not Insane ee new bong *. \f| Bear in mind that | was not in ek purchased at your grocer’s | No rane such claim was ever —36e the pound. made, 1 was in full possession of }all my faculties and perfectly ra tional at all times, with the exce; |tion that | was subject to hysterical to my broken down vetem be no beautt ful, healthy rony-cheek- ed = women without slence is on the wing, Remedies used ear ago are back numbers now, To be a 8 NOTCH SPECIALIST requires not only skill and energy, but capital, The public is TTING WISE, It's not satisfied with the electric belt faker or the pretending specialist with a reom full of curiosities to attract attention Nowadays they demand up-to-date treat- ment and CURES, not smooth talk and empty promises, Our Specialty Men’s Ailments We will explain to you ” od offee | to give this most appealing It's Like Prison more of a prison, not the humane kind, but of the the past has old regime, with its torture and | been that cruelty when won | neade Many were there who, with prop: | It is iren | modern. trouble With painless dentistry, and low prices, it is posti- tively a criminal neglect for you to pass up the oppor- tunity of knowing just what is the matter with your teeth and what the cost would be to have them in per- fect condition how is a perfect t of teeth and its certain results, against the and money required for a sanitary mouth the bala in favor of this comparatively Science. 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Main 2555 Co porting os er attention and treatment, would again be able to take their pl in life and be useful citizens, but Ree get Sry their surroundings and treatment t This particular | Would drive a sane person insane assimilated, Pathetic were many of the ine, Dee hay wii} [dents that came under my observa ‘and endurance | tion, and the whole thing seems a irritable, ed a horrible nightmare time In many’ Ready to Testify od thn moe 8 When my husband learned of the at surprising ve-|conditions and indignities to whieh ak ST M 1 was exposed, he procured my dis ; missal, IT returned home and, there, junder better conditic soon re gained my health day 1 am strong and healthy, My nervous | vital to your health and happiness f ron, which often woh and did farm | Today. doctor Nuxated I corroded the stor We Invite you te come to our offices, our treatment for Varicose Veins, Hydro ervous Debility Blood ers, Plies, Fistula, Bladder, Kidney, Prosta and a« Men's Di rs, and give you PREE, a physical examination, Every person should take advantage of this opportunity to learn their true condition, A permanent cure ts what you want 69] 4’ The Genuine German Remedy Cures Blood Disorders We give it by the in, no hospital, no detention iron easily blacken ipaet the the strength nervous nce Phrticn'’s Salvar Roasted and packed daily by N AND EXAMINATION PRE to Sy Sundays, ' periods, due nervous My husband and I Seattle about the middle of and re ported at Steilacoom with the nec NOTH 1 can be ¢ left July