The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 9, 1917, Page 8

STAR. -FRIDAY, FEB. 1 | “War With Gennany | Inevitable,” Declares. The New York Wo NEW YORK, Amerioan peop! might make up their minds that war with Germany is inevitable, the New York World, adminiat tion newspaper, declared in an editorial today “The German government In tends to carry out to the letter the policy of ruthiess submarine warfare which it proclatmed January 31, The destruction of the California without’ warning ie final proof that the German government is determined to 9, 1917. PAGE YY) Hl Firat Avenue HM . and Columbia halt THE OLD STORE full Hats of Men's line heimer must va lundreds Michaels-Stern makes of artic ate and of hirt i ad ebruary Redel Bloch world unbroken ung Men's and of the dealers would be February inc Ioded: i Men tein and n lines of tandard and Y Furnishing Goods ; dependable character, will be sold ale lots. They'll time on that day popular size every able to Underwear, and direct to the public « ¢ American dead, there their at Jistinetion In premedi Jan, “thore are 1x no moral tated murder To all intents and purposos German now at war with the United States. The destruction ¢ the ships in American ports part of a premediated war plan The refusal to give Mr erard his passport and the deten of Amertean ettizens in Ger an action only short of in the menace of war that lis holding American ships in port and preventing them from engag carry out Ite program ling in lawful trade and commerce. | The World declares the com |* * * We have taken our course) mander followed the tactics of the} and we must follow ft | | commander of the submarine which German reed jee tho Lasit the Lusitania, and while NIPS REVOLT RED ue to whole have chance remnant lines after 28 pay on Until closing The Goods Are Yours at These Prices Men’s and Young Men’s Suits Men’s and Young Men’s Hats Hemem Stein Bloch Michaels tern that makes included, in staple blues, blacks, brown are here.ta grays and mixtures, In all popular sizes. soft and Hore's the way they go, pinch-backs, box-backs Siiwwsie 9799 $9.89 $11.89 Regular $20.00 values Regular values Men’s and Young Men’s Overcoats Bnappy striking models and colors that breathe the very t style; big assort ments of popular sizes: Redelshetmer’s quality Regular $20.00 to $9.89 $11.89 German wa er, and brands are the ion rr }war, It to $22.50 2.50 and $3.00 $2 has ¢ war; #0) “gat LPT TL ee RED-HAIRED MEN, BECAUSE HE'S LED BY MURRAY, OLD AT GAME PLAN BIG STRIKE Ca LE oe, values Regular Values Regular %) welght $25.0¢ Mallory’s and tetson’s standards of value the world over all the popular shapes and shades, stiff Rogular $4.00 and $5.00 85 Values at $1. Regular 1 35 values at . $ ° Children’s Suits and Overcoats Redelsheimer’s has always been famous for the wearing qualities of goods sold in this de- partment. It will surprise the mothers of the community to see the unparalleled values of- fered in this final month of the store's exist- enc 5.00 and $6.00 Boys’ Suits, sizes 4 $2. 25 to 18 years . $5.00, $10.00 and $12.00 Boys’ Suits $3 75 sizes 4 to 18 years . 5.00 to $20.00 light Boys’ Overcoats, values from $10.00 $3 75 © $15.00, ice . J . Men's Overcoats at one BUENOS AIRES, Jan (By Mail.)—Ae an expert on revolutions—for he himeeif spent a large part of his life oe @ conepirator and revolutioniet President Irigoyen has been quietly taking precautions to prevent any governmental over turning during his own six-year term. And he did It so cleverly that only now ie the public be ginning to realize it There have been predictions that his radical program would lead to a revolutionary out break. Revolutionary methods have been openly advocated in connection with some of the re cent strikes In Argentina. The president's theory in that he) can bold his own while the army || ly with him. On a peace basin, it in| clared on erview | only about 17,000 strong, but even | this morning this is not so bad, in a country of/are the v ee ces yous. nearest , 000,000 to 8,000 population Long ago, when be was an anti dealer or from this rc q governmen spirator, Irigoy , PACIFIC COAST COAL CO. si evr | Ameria t after 1 | Amerie ning to see | han 563 RAILROAD AVE. S SEATTLE. ight weight A big line to choo Your Chance Small Men © assortment of Sults and Overcoats for men who wear sizes under 37, and for boys who are n All the $15 and Overe at one price All th and Overcoat. price HE men to make it warm for a lot of ott er folks around | ttle They're pre paring for J drive thru the barbed wire entanglomenta of poy ular prejudice | None other « | leader tn the A. Briquet ‘and the Coal Doctor, Seattle's Famous Workers for Warmth and Good Cheer, Come to Tell Readers of The Star How to Save Money and Gain Complete Fuel Satisfaction. DIAMOND BRIQUETS Sensible, Economical Fuel for Furnace, Range, Grate, Stove. Made of the purest coal in the mine, ground fine powder ic binder and compressed into heating units just the right Shape for domestic use. Clean to handle, clean to burn, and a home product ONLY: $5.00 Per Ton (At the Bunkers) The Following Goods Will Go at Less Than Half Price Bath Robes Mackinaw Coats Narragansett Union Suits Lewis Pure Linen Underwear Cooper's Underwear Chalmers Underwear Stuttgarter Underwear Fauitiess Night Robes Summit Night Robes Moore's Underwear All Leather Goode Re ar men than that Edward Murray, is movement His fear |lenenesa was démonstrated a few months ago when he punished! 00 regular value Suits more than 1,000 local celebrities by spanking them with a to 36, go $9 89 ylece of rubber hose a# they sumekty vee Aerie WORLD-STANDARD FURNISHINGS AT CUT PRICES |nanghty pictures at the count bullding 0 and $3 am 89 $1.50 White Laundered Shirts Girls Liked, Why Not Men? / nd Tbe Imported Hose 20 Everybody raves enthustastical about red-haired women,” be de | fin. laming 00 to $20.00 regular value Sulte ats sires 31 to $6, #0 $7.89 00 to $ nines leader. with 4 : as mixed at e size and ke a look a 00 G Underwear Susp and 75c 1 » Pu 50 Shirts E. & W. Shirts and $3.00 Pajamas Silk and Lisle Union Suite . and 92.00 Manhattan Shirts Silk Shirts Shirts and $1.50 Ties Medlicott Underw 1 $2.00 If loesn't 2% 5 BIC 7¢ 15 48c your heating apparatus n exclusive | nderwear But red-hair tims of 99 per The » Linen Underwear ol Underwear WwW. Collars Howe ») Sweaters consumes too much fuel-—se » kranted oF They'll heads Doc He ribe kidders es ” A and Cooper's and $ Britis 2 Night St whieb { FIXTURES MAY BE PURCHASED IN PARTS AS DESIRED DURING THIS SALE | pret Only bigh-class merchandise eld im every tramsac- mp t a will pr poe wear re we get thr ref Rell ed and lower grades of officers, Governmen ment. however that Irigoyeniste were not | ed. So when he assumed office as president, Irigoyen found the arm) top-heavy, with men in the chief | commands who were his political | opponents an took mat pro: attend ne hall y 22 Come bere end Mi tremendous savings. Yes, and he pointed out that The Star t« staging a contest to deter mine who is the moat popular red hatred girl in Seattle and will give the young lady who Wins a box party, a theatre luscheon and an SEEKS WORK UNFORTUNATE WOMEN ENTER HOUSE OF WORSHIP | party, theatre Tuncheon and ‘an scr most popular ones will get free cy Ae | service. Bring tm REDELSHEIMER’S 27 YEARS IN 27 YEARS IN Lyles, son of Mrs. Mary © whom The Star assisted in of 1916, wants some of work to keep the little fam- Lyles has a card in the sshoremen’s umion, but bas | only $9.93 since January 1. 6 is willing to take any kind of If you can use him or know Job, communicate with him at ave. N. or the Waterfront union, First ave. and | 12 CITIES of the state the Guard organizations will on Weshingios' * virthdey. & STILL keeping Harry at the hospital in Philadel ‘and according to the police! tickets to the ball Yet there ix mur of attention Mung ed men Allied ty-city | mo mur-! ed-head never as at with Murray, in the cou red headed Engineer en, Meter Foreman C. F State Accountant F. L. Mitten ram Holeomb, in the county clerk's loffice; Sam Chase and M. 8. Woos ter, in the county assessor's office Deputy Auditor O. M and} Scott Malone, deput de Spear sheriff A Hot Strike | If the. rt lution for jus jtice ft Feiners | sum Ww start a reve will little affair wt 5 Sant is r look ght to be awarded prizes, |+ too,” declares Murra 1 It reported that if t | THEA BARKEEP BECOMES THIS LOCATION First Ave. and Columbia. HIS LOCATION ‘LINCOLN BANQUET TO DRAW BIG CROWD the ception of a few de the arrangements Young Men's Republican banquet Saturday Masonic temple, Har: Pine «t.. have been com- With minor jfor the club Lincoin day night in the vard and pleted Among the DRY SPEAKER; MET Everybody left the Metropolitan Thursday night with a smile couldn't help it ve Trail-Hollida press agents t i ntertainers obtained for the ocx are: Miss Pauline Turner, Mrs. Bess Inglis Clarke and Phileas Goulet as 8 Norwegian outed by wugh, but at eged comedy It was re sion 4 story a ever 7 vists. a treat, therefore, ociety, the King Coun ' ty The, Republican Colored club's quar tet and the Curtis orchestra will also furnish musical members. The speakers’ program includes ut. Gov, Hart, Guy E. Kelley. speaker of the house; Bishop Fred- erick Keaetor and Aifred E. Clark, of Portland A special boat will be sent w Olympia to bring 200 persons, mem- bers of legislature and families to, the banquet STAR WANT ADS \ BEST FOR RESULTS heads strike, ft will be with . bottles he isn't in condition to " Trail-Holiday” laugh. not bu after hen “Hit-the the audier with ¢ only m FRYE S MEATS DVERNMENT INSPECTED PASSE JFRves| Good Reasons Why TY the Housewife roar | : " nade |HERE’S GOOD ONE TO ° that relieves itching torture and | bas ion almost imstantly and \ : cleanses and soothes the skin. any druggist for a 25c or $1 of zemo and apply it as direct- “Soon you will find irritation: ts, black heads, eczema, blotches, orm and skin troubles disappear. zemo, the penetrating, sat- liquid is all that is needed. skin eruptions and makes soft, south and healthy » Cleveland, 0. house per ectri Several times tho every ” d by n to gigele M. Cohan n park, in unison A swell from town ed, as touch sing th It's a Geo. artender | New toa England new hotel off r He 1 the owner, the » pro peech WEST MONROE, JA few mon N.Y Feb Ubam Podger superintendent the Milk and }Cream Co.'s plant here, nailed a rusty horseshoe over the door of the When Mr, Podger open a few days ago, be ob hanging from ng to the o & he axo. of or ew to start the gets into o brewer ait 1 crowd him with storeroom @ dthe door served a akes mo ire # la Bryan. Frank Otto ays “Hit-the-Trall-Holiday” to per. ction The comedy fun. The eatehy. It in the | play | with and Packing House Products at Frye’s Quality Markets FRYE’S Meats and Packing House Products are _ | Government Inspected. Government inspection means, | that the U. S. Government maintains a corps of experts at our packing house to co-operate with us in producing meats and packing house products from none but per- fectly healthy animals and under most thorough sani- |tary conditions. mou ite t | horse j steel | Mr. Podger expresses the opinion] Part of a crowd of 300 women of the San Francisco underworld entering the Central Methodist church, |that the mouse ran over the lwhere, in one of the most remarkable meetings ever held in any city, they urged the Rev. Paul Smith the door, mistook the horse to show them a way out of their lives of shame. Baffied by the bigness of the world-old question, the | bone and placed it | mintet ister sorrowfully answered that he did not know the way. | | | bans ° ski with and er The week just sparkle are swift best fun 4 two the | lines th season ¢ lasts the rest of Saturday matinee the frost-laden shoe. UNIVERSITY GIRLS SIGN FOR RED CROSS A first-aid Red Cross class i |be formed by the alumna of college of pharmacy of the t The class will be women pharmacists of jthe plan of Ms Ruth which held it la [RIGHT WORKER AND WORK __|TO MANUFACTURE TO BE BROUGHT TOGETHER) _ NITRATES HERE INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Jan, 26.— Blockades and restricted shipping | Indiana claims to be taking the | facilities have no worrtes for the lead in industrial preparedness! American Nitrogen Products Co., a Charles H. Winslow of President | | Seattle corporation just now com Wilson's industrial commission, |pleting its first factory at La has made a survey of the in rande, Wash. near, Tacoma |dustries and schools in Indiana, to Neither car shortage nor submarine | determine the best means for fit blockades will have any effect on ting the man to his Job. The state | | their supply of raw products, be board of education {# co-operating | cause they are using the alr from OLD weather aches follow with him aN |which to manufacture thelr prod exposure. Soothe and re-, In connection with Winslow's iw them with Sloan’s Lini- survey, the schools are already i (FOG AIDS HOLDUPS SING HIM INTO JOB | teaching vocational education, Mt, easy to apply. It quick | Editor The Star: One day last} 80 children intending to go to y penetrates without rubbing. W°"k may know for what par. Cleaner than muss y plasters or ticular industries they are best ntments, does stain the | PALACE HIP The new show, which opened Thursday at the Palace Hip, by Rutan's Song Birds, and instrumentalists, Roguish Rosetta Lewis, a singer, in aerial feats; Medley and The College Cut-ups”; Avery and Williams, In a skit, and alumna of the college, Is approved | Marcou, in shadowgraphy, are oth by the officials of the local Red! i numbers on the bill Bc bets | It is just as essential to your health, and that of ghty university women have {HUSBAND'S ADDRESS |¥ hong family, that the meat you serve at your table be } signed for instruction in first-atd 00 per cent perfect as it is that the milk you give to WAS IN LOST PURSE | mo children and drink yourself be absolutely pure. is vo who heac to | caliats the | feature of} Nan to all | Ladies, ttle, If] Moyse. West, an| the Ty-Bell The dense fom yesterday evening proved an efficient partner for! hold-up men, It was so thick that descriptions could not be obtained | of the men | F. Brown, 27th st. was held up by two men on Sixth ave, | S., but they were out of Inck, for he had nothing valuable with him. John ag, 806 27th ave, was stopped by two men at Boren ave and James st, shortly He was relieved of $11 N, H. Latimer, Dexter-Horton National bank, was virtually sung into the office of commodore of the Seattle Yacht elub Thuraday night at the 26th annual dinner for club officers The ceremony was punetuated outbursts of song, the words of which were written by Daniel Pratt, editor of the Pacific Motor boat Motorship magazine | week @ Waitress lost her purse, con taining her week's wages, In the! Bon Marche. She is very much in need of the money, but a still great er loss was the address of her hus band, She had just recetved a let ter from him—he is with the Eng lish army—and had torn off the ad dress, and, for safe keeping, had put it in her purse Can't you help her? The little woman {s having a hard trugele. She is the wife of Sergt,| ‘rank Thomas, of the 21ith bat srseas, London, Eng address is Mrs. Mabel Thom Blackstone hotel, Seatt! Star has done so many gener wjous things, surely it will help thi "READ STAR WANT ADS | |soldier’s wife regain the precious x address \ SUBSCRIBER, , president of the fitted. Employers are co-oper- ating with the schools and sending their ernployes to learn more about their trades, part of the work day or week “Indiana is establishing voca-| tional education in a democratic | spirit,” says Winslow The sur vey finds how many men and wom: | en are required in a particular in {dustry and trains just that many The emplover gets a more efficient employe; the employe finds him: | self fitted to lis work and ready for promotion Since induatrial makes it possible not only to do better work but to do it in less| time, it should lead to shorter | Tenants n hours.” the farms, In buying our live stock we have always ad- hered to a most rigid standard. That standard calls f-- |only the best. Frye’s Quality Markets —Are equipped with every modern device for insuring per- fect sanitation. —Are in charge of capable and courteous employes, who are anxious to give you the best possible service. —Are six in number, and all most conveniently located te serve the public, not For rheumatic pains, neu- 933 y gia, gout, lumbago, sprains, D@trains, bruises and stiff, sore luscles, have Sloan's Liniment handy. At an druggists, by P anc 0c ad and $1 CHAS H. WINSLOW | Sloan's inimen # KILL PAIIY 8. H. HEDGES, president of the Puget Sound Bridge and Construe-+ tion Co,, has receive notlea of } appointment as major in the 8 auxiliary of the U. 8. Surveys by the state agricultural college show an alarming increase farming In REFORMATION (Madison, Wis, Blade) Dr. T. A. Roger Is quite a j cessful visiting physician. i fin 1 experimenting at Marquette and is now practicing for the good of lis patients nt engin education | in tenant Kansas since suc army the bumper crops of recent 40 5 years farm r cent i" li FRYE S MEATS QVERNMENT INSPECTED PASSE RAP SSA MTF NANE EM TA SES