The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 10, 1917, Page 2

Sunday 4 Days Only Two holidays in suc cession, Sunday and Mon- day (Lincoln's birthday), tall for an unusual pic- ture. For this reason we have brought back to Beattie Douglas F; Banks’ “Good Bad-Man”— a double-barreied feature for a double-barreled holi- day! The Keystone comedy (2 reels) Is “Her Marbie Heart.” with Loulse Faz- enda. Fourth, Pike and Union Continuous 11 te 11 Any Seat 10c any time! PLANS FOR WATER CARNIVAL MY _ Commodore N. H. Latimer, "Rew head. of the Seattle Vacht lub, has started to push the id water carnival, siated duly 5-6-7, to a completion. ‘The celebration, which will dedi- the official Washington canal, will be the first etrictly marine carnival ever held in America, John F. fleet captain and general Secretary, announces. The carnival will be followed by “@ 10 or 12-day cruise to Alaska un- der the auspices of the Seattle Yacht club and the Alaska bureau jot the Seattle Chamber of Com "Merce and Commercial Club, * ne} 4 “ Se eeeeetesenen ac ‘Sompanied by visiting yachts from all clubs of the United States and Canada. The 50th anniversary of the date “when the American flag was rais- ed over Alaskan territory will be eemorates at this time. ee naeely flavored tea is packed compressed by the bare feet of Chinese damseis Don't envy a good complexion, have! one. Each time you cleanse your face with Resinol Soap you give it a ‘Mreatment"’ with the soothing, healing Resinol medication. If aided, in severe | Cases, by a little Resinol Ointment, this usually leaves the complexion naturally | clear, fresh and free from pimples, red- hess, roughness and bictches. Resinol Soap . and Resinol Ointment are sold by all druggist, 7ry them and see how beneficial they are, not only for the skio but for the hair as well, Fs We are the men standing be- tween you and high-priced Den tistry. We are proving every day that Dentistry without pain is por sible. Medictal actual work. It costs you nothing fn and be convinced Gold Crowns $5.00 Natural Crowns . $5.00 Bridgework, per Tooth ....$5.00 Plates that fit ..$10.00 to $15.00 Protective Guarantee With Atl Work NATIONAL PAINLESS DENTISTS FOURTH AND 4 4 Treatment precedes to come MILITARY BILL IS REPORTED STAR—SATURDAY, FEB, 10, 1917. SCENE OF TONG WAR MURDER AND MAN ACCUSED OF CRIME IN THE SENATE. WASHINGTON, Feb. 10 The senate military committee today reported the universal training bill, which requ all male citizens of the United Stal between the agen of 19 and 26 years who are physical ly able to undergo a period of six monthe’ military and naval training, beginning January 1, 1918 The ing the physioally bill provides that on react age of all youths able and having no de pendents shall enter a (training period of six months | Exempt After 26 The bt! submitted to the sen ate today ne niike jthe x ed by a | ero eral staff officers un | der Major Gen presented the fterwards probably ouse military com ix sald to be direction of ich will be sident and A the tee to by b Chamberlain bil that no person shall b to undergo the six mont afte nk the age o T pt fror }ice are members of tary and naval fo th physica r \m y serv Jearnings a fatt wife or react nt mill the U, 8 ita on whose brother, wholly de mother hild t pport amine Physically Weak Those exempt because of physio and the dependency are subject to reexamina jtion at periods to be fixed by reg lation The bill provides that m rs lof religious sects whose orders for bid members to bear arma in war shall be trained in non-combatant Poranches of the military or navel service; persons convicted of fel Jonies are to be trained in special units. Credit of one month ts to be given any person who has complet ed a course in military or naval in struction, approved by the secre tary of war or the secretary of the jnavy, these credits to be applied to the training period only Train or Lose Jobs Certificates are to be issued to jthose exempted and to those com- pleting the training course Employment of persona up to the lage of 26 without these certificates is prohil oT At the time of jtraining, applicants are permitted jto state in which branch of the jnaval or military service they wish | to be trained. In emergencies, the} jpresident can again assign a portion of recruits as he sees fit to either the naval or military branch. The reserves are to be called out by the president only tn case of a defensive ror “imminent dan- ger of a defensive war. No Strike Duty The reserves are not to be used in case of strikes or other tndus- trial disputes. Regular army and mayy oflcers are to ae as tn structors in training camp: Employers are prohibited from discharging or reducing the wages of employes required to enter the! training .camps The bill ‘Also provides that no {n- registering for opening of the|toxicating spiritous liquors shail be} sold to any member of t or the navy forces while in uoiform. Seek Russ Officer For Wife's Suit p mil) of the t | ‘beauty | Mrs. Mae. ~ WHEELER RUPERTI Search is erge Ruperti of the Russian army to answer his wife's suit for sepa ration and $600 allmony on the fround of cruelty. He is thought to have fled to Canada. Capt. Ru Vallee is attached to the Russian munitions of in New York and jhas an income of $18,000 a year, jhis wife says In 1890-1891 an American woman| walked from San Francisco to| Franklin square, New York city TO KILL RATS, MICE AND COCKROACHES ALWAYS USE STEARNS’ ELECTRIC PASTE U. S. Government Buys It SOLD EVERYWHERE—t50 and #1.00 ‘MOTHER GRAY'S POWDERS BENEFIT MANY CHILDREN of mothers ® Sweat “remedy. for of headache at troubler from w these Thousand plaining and bowe hitdre T days p t results at we Uned by old by Drug or 0 yearn. rywhere, 25 Seott, | pro-| being made for Capt | S. AN AMERICA WON'T BACK WILSON STAND will decide future deveiopments ac wording to thelr merits. 8 BUENOS AIRES, Fe y persona it ie a mistake to conptrue notes forwarded to Germany by South American nations indorsement of P lent Wil son's plan, in the view of Jorge Mitre, editor of La Nacion, and regarded as one of the leading authorities on pan-Anm and South American The ~ Mitre is that epublics view ir notes ons attitude, in German an idled sub. uation, it American rmment t explained unentha was 4 Amer 4 more or } degree the reine feeling was shown in notes of other republics, except Brazil And Brazil objects to Germany's submarine blockade because of | own overseas trade «rain and cotfee. She ts particularly friendly | to President Wilson. Personally 1} consider the Chilean note the best of those forwarded b South ‘SUB FLEW FRENCH FLAG, SAYS PERU American republics, because Chile expresses her inability to reco jnize nine the bloc jockade, and decias LONDON subma CANNED FOODIS. CHEAPER, CLAIM eating cause this product t« € pport hand America curt m iting a copy of 40 word Argon 40 words the rmanty em y to Preat t neutrals p the T | bodle he Feb Lort wator lew cording to wireles mmander o' nking of the ha further claim for in People mor anned food today cheaper sre e sir to prepare, and (PAID ADVERTISEMENT.) sensible, This is the opinion sea | jof Nathan Eckstein, president of |} Schwabacher Bros. & who |spoke yesterday at the meting of fruit and vegetable growers and anners of the Northwest, which was held in the Forestry bullding of the U. of W Various problems ardizing the market, home canning labeling canned goods, and | fahable products, the meeting opened by an by President) | more such as stand which was of welcome terda. | addre i“ | Suzzalio. The closing session |this morning at 10 a, m. [AMERICAN ASKS CHANCE TO WORK The 6 times « was held You and I ect primaries, We > enlightened, ARE YOU ENLIGHTENED I wonder If in \thes national stress and patriotism t any chance for au’ American-born citizen who has raised thre years in the National G pald his taxes and has done he could to help try; who is to work who he und Kditor Star 99 don't wet wise’? Not that would be| personal ac-| t too| hoy served seven ard, always | 48 what | sup build up the coun-} and willing atever he can do and { lid wife to support n out of work for to get now } ome un-naturalized fore If there i4 an till able at w an | ! TINCT, FEM or DIVING REV know Um the a result of INS INTUITION | ELATION, 1 to vote L. D. LEWIS Main 254. b ° man such chance ad vine would | you kindly to the} same? me @ Yours uni | AG | ing unity |w PAGE 2 4 Ing Harry Wong to death early Sat- urday. ‘25,000 MEN IN NAVY WANTED BY U. 8. NOW WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.— Wanted at once, 25,000 able bodied seamen for the United States navy, also several thou- sand officers. The navy depart. ment, it was announced today, wants the sailors and quick—to bring the line of the navy up | to the newly authorized | strength—85,000 men. The officers needed Sout the ranks of offic serve corps, provided under na. tional defense act, and which now | humbers leas than 1,000. Those eligible the corps are cc school gradua Kuardemen, exoffic missioned officers of the regular army, under honorable discharge or in the reserve active non-commis sioned officers of the regular army or mere citizens who have attend- ed a military camp. Such eligibles 1am pass a military examination } WILL SHE LOSE HER $4,000 HEART BALM? . re. ) in ge or milit ox Gatiouat re or noncom lasia Atnanasiades Athanasiades, the little maiden who was recently warded $4,000 her injured heart when Farmasonis, a eek candy manufacturer in Seat refused to marry her after bringing her across the sea, may the money given her by the Tasia Grecian for er fi court Superior set February ging a Judge Frater Saturday as the date for ar wotion for a new trial |PERU TO SUPPORT WILSON’S ACTION LIMA, Peru, to the Feb. Americ f action 10.—Peru's ro. an note suggest among neutrals forwarded to the United today, There is every indi cation that Pern had decided to support President Wilson's pro- gram, altho the text of the note is as yet withheld. Peru's reply to the German note was sent last night It was a atrongly worded protest MOORE era NNIAL of 1 be States te Sale THURS- | 10 a, m, Eves., 25c to $1.50. jon the prisoners as the + | bottles and saw |which hes cost U.S, WILL NOT HOLD HALLY IN GRAFT CASES No action will be taken by U. &, District Attorney Clay Allen to hold Michael Hally under bond here as « witness in the government conspiracy case. “1 don't think Hally is plan- ning to leave,” sald Allen Sat urday Judge William R. Bell, attorne for ex-Sheriff Hodge, requested Fr day that Hally be placed under bond The | district attorney structed to make a ommenda tion after in tigating if Hally to} tended to | Hally served as| Jailer under Hodge “I should think office that w the powsibility of town,” said Allen “And I don't think it will be ry to put him sor pees not gflity” Fri Hodge day to the charges was ine] re it would be our] orrying over Hall lea 8 ng | ne on government MAYOR GILL HELPS | DESTROY BOOZE) Friday's progress b bust Ing party at the clty was just &s alcoholic as any tn the past, but a whole lot lews fun than the one Thursday for the trustics who wield ed the axes The police kept jail ful wateh broke the a care was not f be & pepetition of tt noon fore, when a quantity appeared, but waa not Mayor Gill was and helped destroy hour The lquor destroyed was goods and cartons taken transfer companies in Seattle destroyed Friday} for present Mquor an cane from |COUNCIL CONSIDERS HOME RULE BILL Amendments to the Renick law taxpayers thou of | be Ie of Arians senate bill No, 121 rue fe ity regulation dorsement before t Tuesday The which Counc man, has amendment measure DO YOU WANT TO BUY :: \THIS BANK ACCOUNT? When the Northern Rank & ay Co, closed its doors, Leen gi Howell « 17, 110 West 39th street, had $ there. He is the panel “Ot h mother and a young sister. T family planned to move to the! {North Bend country, believing that in fi work they would be able to along better. This money| was for their tranapor ta! tion Howell wants to assign his claim | to someone who will buy it from| him. Can you him? He works at the Seatt market on Oc eidental ave. the ome contain 7 & ho ubdlic util up for tr pature e elty council] chair the man recommended and the t me t to A fire in an Ohio grain e burned for more than a year PIMPLY? WELL, DON'T BE! «: People Notice It Drive Them Off with Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets ply face will not embarrass ich longer if you get a package Edwards’ Olive Tablets, The skin should begin to clear after you have taken the tablets a few nights. Cleanse the bi he bowels and the liver with Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets, the successful substitute fon ralomel—there’s never any sickness or pain after taking them. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets do that which calomel does, and just as effecs tively, but their action is gentle and safe instead of severe and irritating. 0 one who takes Olive ablets is ever cursed with “a brown taste,” bad breath, dull, list no pod” feeling, constipation, torpid liver, bad disposition or pimply fax , Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets purely vegetable compound mi. xed with olive oil ; you will know them by their olive c ix | Dr. Edwards spent years among pa- tients afflicted with liver and bowel complaints, and Olive Tablets are the | immensely effective result Take one or two nightly for a week, See how much better you feel and look. 10c and 2a. AL druggists. | Popular Concert SUNDAY AFTERNOON, AT 3 P. M., FEBRUARY 18 THE Philharmonic Orchestra JOHN SPARGUR, Conductor Assisting Artist MR, J. D. A. TRIPP Pianist “Hear the Philharmonic” IN A PROGRAM OF “POPULAR GEMS” AT “POPULAR PRICES” 25¢ and 50c Children Under 12 Years, AT THE HIPPODROME | FIFTH AND UNIVERSITY | nnn | ator dark 150 FOUR mga, Com. Sun., Feb. 18) BARGAIN MATINEE WEDNESDAY y MAIL ORDERS RECEIVED NOW FAVOnT rs OLIVER MOROSCO Té CENT ( Pop. Mat. Wed., 25¢ to $1. ips lof ten |man GEORGE BEBAN Coliseum Shrine of |the Silent Art George The story of like the sunset—it must :; TEACHERS PUT “UP MOST OF THE "FUND UNDER LAW hool teachers have launc in the state legislature for a which will permit them re- tire on pensions after 30 years’ |wervice, and pay them when they are sick or injured. The funds would come mostly from the teach-| ers themselves. ie is called the permissive teach- reUrement law, and known af Olympia as Senate Bill No. 10% The amount of money which any teacher can draw after retirement has been reduced, longer service re-| quired, and larger contributions| from salaries provided, as compared | with the teachers’ retirement law! which was defeated by the people’s| referendum vote in 1914 | Teachers would contribute from/ their salaries at the rate of $12 a/ year for the first ten years of serv- $24 4 year for the second period Years, and @ year for the third period of ten years. By, urer Custodian ide t the district shall up at any deficit if the fund is not sufficient. The district's contribu tion must not exceed one-fifth of 1 mill tax, however. A board of five trustees would ad- ninister the fund, and the county treasurer would be custodian of the ned a law To be awarded full annuity, te to £480 a yea munt have taught 30 ye. of this period must hi thin state and 12 years trlet EB se *, and half been in in the dis-| amc Temporary Disability Temporary and permanent disabil- ity clauses are inchried for those| who have taught 10 and 20 years, re. spectively In care of death, one-ha ‘mount paid iu wonld be refunded to heirs. The full amount would be! refunded to teacher’ who are dis charged or who fail to be reappoint ed N. Y. GRAND JURY TO PROBE PAPER COMBINE, REPORT WwW ASHINGTON grand jur of New Fe ». of the Southern district York is about to begin an inquiry into alleged combinations in restraint of trade in the news print paper industry, the depart- ment of justice announced today Bainbridge Colby and Mark Hy- New York attorneys, have been appointed special assistants to | the attorney general to conduct the | probe, THE THIRD ate in the state series took place last night in four of the city high schools, the Frank- lin trio winning from Lincoln, Broadway losing to Queen Anne, and Ballard winning from Tolt, and West Seattio losing to Auburn ORPHEUM COMMENCING SUNDAY MATIN “His Sweetheart” heart forever—it’s so sweet and pure. t be seen to be COLISEUM 10.—The | The Greatest Italian Character Actor the World Ever Produced Beban will live in your But—it’s appreciated. FIFTH AT PIKE 15¢e—Children 5c i P. EMPLOYES HELP ployes of the Northern Pa- rd office, moved by an ap os in The Star for the aid of a r family, raised $3.55. |AMUSEMEN Ts ETROPOLI THEATRE LAST TIMES TODAY ¥s.. Night at is Cohan and Harris Present “HIT-THE-TRAIL HOLLIDAY” |... RAN’ Prices 50c to $1.50 — Afternoon, 1:30 to 8; Eve, 6:38 to 12 ace } awn AN'S SONG mow mh je Rosetta Today The Biggest Little Star in Vaudeville” 5 Other Vaudeville Acts And Feature Pheteplay Afternoons, Eves, and Bun, Iie OAK wn" & Se 1ee Monte Carter and Company All This Week tn ‘ can ‘Too Much Married” ran by THE ARMY’ Mat. Thurs. —_—————— ‘The safest and quick- arch, Toa- itis, Bronchitis, Stom- Relia- for pelvic UsneRs, wea ak nese When You Learn to Dance at STEVENS You Can Dance One or two lessons. Private halls. Open Day and Evening. 1523 Fourth Ave.—Main 3911 ‘You Get More for Your Money” THOMPSON TRANS: ERG| FURNITURE (: neers BULLBROS. Just Printers 1018 THIRD MAIN 1069 KACGAGE THEATRE Third and Madison Tel, Main 5106 » FEBRUARY 11 All Week—Matinees Thursday and Saturday Phoebe Hunt, Norman Hackett and the WILKES DRAMA TIC PLAYERS “Seven Keys to Baldpate” A mysterious melodramatic farce by George M. Cohan, based upon the novel of the same name by Karl Der Biggers ALL THE OLD FAVORITRS IN THE CAST. Prices, Nights—10c to 50c. Matinees, 15¢ and 25¢.