The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 12, 1917, Page 5

| Weodhouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co., Inc. 416-424 PIKE STREET WE’LL TRUST YOU deem eatabliahed for your conv We alone your own tm prices are lower than will be o Intereat, No extra charges, : A YOUR WORD THAT Youn PAY j 100.00 Werth of 130.00 Worth of 200.00 Worth af B TYXTRA special prices h-grade Matched Suites, 4 coupled with o x coding liberal time payment plan, makes it poss for you to furnish your home with better furniture and at the same time enjoy its use wl t ile paying for Iden finish. Extension Table $48.75 in Amertean w ng Table and tn Amertoan walnut Fxactly as shown $99.50 UR-PIECE Adam Design Redroom Suite. Red, Dresser, Dressing Table and Chiffonter, a largs handsome suite, perfectly matched through- out. Regular price $149.35. Special at $5.00 CASH, $1.50 PER WEEK Guess the Germans are right it in saying their U-boat warfare will not be “modified.” They've sunk a Dutch boat bound from a neutral port with a cargo for the Hol- STAR—MONDAY, FEB. 12, 1917. PAGE 5 STRONGEST SECRETSERVICE GUARD LINERS TO KEEP IN HISTORY IS PROTECTING WILSON IN SAFE HARBOR ¢ Liverpoo ffictals of 1 Ame i he ar ld t actio hich wil nd thelr ' od into the danger zor Amertean freighter Owego. gone out t Ve arit one, The Owego, a 2. y » ix on her y tot car a Keneral cargo 0 tor out the Federal her owner Nor Does He Always Eat — and Fish Harold Jame joing D, i 1 the Tuxedo « Le compa ha no sign I ow Monda President and Mrs. Wilson, and lewo of the detectives In charge of hie safety; Above, Joe Murphy, In|) A. CHESHIRE MITCHELL, ar active charge of the ret service ager of the Butler hote n details, and below, Richard Jervis, of the gue re ued from the fire actual chief of the personal body-,in the Iotel Lenox at Hort t da i hands were bur 1 guard ‘Teaches Schoolboys Soldiery in Many High Schools of U. TAUGHT SCHOOLBOYS—18 Cent , WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.—A b experiment in training boys in cit izenship, and incidentally giving them all the qualities of soldier ship that can be obtained In the ab- sence of a few weeks of intensive training in camp, is about to be undertaken by the war department Capt. E. Z, Steever han eft Washington rh in Chicago extended to just the it and Den to take uf ry from where Kansas City ver, Capt. Steever ts the man who By HARRY B. HUNT yok the “iam” out of “militartem” WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. by establishing his system of boy of 12.—Never, even in the days of training in the high schools the civil war, have such de Wyoming. tailed precautions been taken Steever can take an army of to guard the safety of a presl- boys, trained as he has trained dent of the United States as these boys, and by putting them those which are today thrown jinto camp under strict working around President Wilson! subordina ymmand of details of |Conditions for ® month, make as The keenest secret service (the secret service guard good a body of soldiers of them as| men of the various bureaus Extra Police, Too you can make out of army material thruout the country have been to the added secret |in @ r,” said an official the brought to Washington for the tal police {department who knows Steever's president's bodyguard around the | Work Capt. Steever’s plan le to take advantage of the gang spirit Wherever some of them the x gates to! and guard-| president goes are there ahead of] Ez. STEFVER. in are closed bim. ed anyone entering by the! In boys. He aboiis! the mil When he leaves, some precede,| only open way--past the executive| tary titles and uniforms, and “platoons” or some accompany and some follow | offices--must run the gauntlet of| calle his organizations simply | officers are him and 5 service men 4 Always Guarded s one can show un y The Wyoming boys, trained by Waking or sleepinng, he ts al-|q credentials he doomn’t OPERA HATS SOON Steever, broke all world’s records le w ways under the alert muardiansnt>| of lynx-eyed, athletic operative whose sole duty Is to protect the chief executive from even the ap} proach of danger or annoyance. Plans for guarding the president and the White House were all} worked out 24 hours before Presi dent Wilson announced to congr that he had handed von hermett| not even a } WOMAN COULD HARDLY STAND. in wall scaling, not by using picked . but by training every boy he school. The Wyoming high school rifle shooters have exceede! the best marks by experts. Steever himself fs one of the best rifle shots in the United States Contrary to all ordinary military methods, Capt. Steever believes an army does not need the “discipline” TO BE DUSTED OFF ‘The celebrated Boston National Grand Opera company will appear In Seattle Wednesday, March 7,| and will give four performances at| the Moore theatre | The offerings will include Alda, Free ainless entistry Literally thousands of happy men, women and n Se nd elsewhere in Western Wash-7 have given grateful acknowledgement of the powers of the wonderful new anesthetic used by Dry Sipes and the BOSTON DENTAL staff of special- ists in the practice of genuine PAINLESS dentistry, encountered Every operation in dentistry is posi-” t painles der the system used exclusively in Seattle by Dr. Sipes a the Boston Dental Company, The treatment of badly infected teeth, the extract- x of useless teeth, removal of living nerves, boring for fillings, grinding down for crown and bridged work—all these are entirely free from even the? slightest feeling. id Extracting is absolutely FREE, no matter how many teeth are to be removed. Even the remarkable new anesthetic is FREE—not one penny is charged for painless extracting, whether you order other work or not The method used by Dr. Sipes is positively harm- less and so simple that it takes but a few minutes | bis passports Jon Wednesday night; “Iris,” a Jap-| of con re rt npulsion. He believes in the 4 : land government. Ch Fiynn came from Restored to Health by anere opera, with Mine. Miura, on | discipline of leadership. to relieve the sufferer from toothache of all his or —— i York, personally directed th Lydia E. Pinkham’s = [Thursday efternoon; “Faust” on . actinic tne Sam means to make the kaiser say Uncl rangements and summoned his Vegetable C cal t day night and “Tosca” on most trusted men for body-guard egetable Compo! | Friday ‘ M A js . | { Just a drop or two of the anesthetic, applied di- duty. i : | The complete orchestra used by nit H Wa ewe ee | Cut Off from Public N. ¥.—"Why will women line company in Boston, Philadel- | j rectly bo the ey ne bes no cocaine or novo- And when the president, re phia and other Eastern cities, will | cam o unpleasant after effects. Af 9 turning fro capitol, drov be beonght to Seattle ALHAMBRA the big gates of the White Hot Dorothy Jardon, late of Broad Come any time, any day, for FREE extracting, Siauhe aaa thar eave to Bennet |way, comes to Seattle from New If ne iinited Aen * Sk he toend Winsett ¢ that is | York with the reputation of having t your time is imited, a special appointment card — . 5 7 Pinkhem one of the best voices of any of the will be given you so that no time will be lost. fF cat off trom co ; GERMAN “BREAK” sss’ sccm ’shs. wave Yor tase? . nd h er eme 8 egetable Com | many s that have left that fa 4 3 tae Ha a pd ep err rte | pound will make | mous street Only the very finest work and the best materials 9 | , “ .,..| Yet, the two large audiences ised by the Boston Dental Co re Ce would be in actun time bout 600 Sie a ed mpany. arges ge Dirt dhe necea hime hg About 600 members of the King] sunday had a difficult time in con Teed easy ; The man actively in charge county socialist party met in alike da her’ ‘otal, eteeies ire extremely reasonable, much less than you would of guarding the president | weak. | Y008 hall last night and adopted res-| oiag because of her wonderful naturally expect to pay. More important, you are Another Big Rush of Eager Buyers in Attend- Joe Murphy, who thru long | ; olutions opposing any steps taken ’ ‘ . j nn 1 m ig ol uy’ yeare in the seares eorvies ana | eas 1 could | pul eon or the president that |SOWns and striking appearance, told in advance, always, exactly what any necessary ance at the Great Fire Sale Now in Force at on duty at the White House vas tri to would have a tendency to plunge] guminine tenner tine gine work will cost and executive offices, knows | ; aot te aany {this country into war with Germany. | 0," ¢) pes atte | : § - the United Wreckage Syndicate Store, 1509 how to handle every situation [8 the street alone. Doctors =e r with Germany. | gy chock tall of sweetness and cler-| The Boston Dental Company, founded by Dr to minimize. the chances A 68 © useles and oni erness as is possible, nd ‘ed S s oT ago a iT i Fourth Avenue. pra . peration would help me NT Hallen and Moilie Fuller, who wore ae ee than 15. years | ago, has been in’ the The hundreds of Pie we that braved the rain Sa The chief of the bodyguard |!?° 1 ? Pin sor! Mh cost c i | top Free ihe begs a5, returned to apy Meoteey age saNatly poets Piss - attend the great Fire Sale w squad proper, who is to be | Pound h wed it o some of the old dancing steps and 3on Marche—from the beginning. It is one of the fal barewine received here. Why don’ aed found at the president's side |%™" © tly well and ae | soon =i were famous in the old largest, most responsible institutions of its kind in whenever he steps outside the [*") " . i gel her | Variety Cays. R a A “ Many new bargat * h P n Phelps, care of R. A. Rider, R Flanag nd Edwards, in “Off Western America He here earty for ‘Tuesday will be another White House, who |s almost a8 1, 0's, Fulton, N. Y and On,” 1 | one of those crowning da tas this passing epyertu> inseparable as his shadow, is tag aps Cia A 1 Q-Ban iB rshe | foe ae urement 6 comaly set that sty 80 oneely Zr emasy af Banas Rene, head. nesd oo Richard Jervis, a tried and | tars from female troubles, 1 u inf Healthful . d ny. Dry Beatth ‘had i tee abl je reopens Tuesday w eae auersicine fers from femal bles, ni ake ealthfu and|"” y Seattle had little troubl: “ 4 e é . \ness, backache e blu , in getting the “main idea.” Othe: Lot $5 and 96 Cros- Capt. Jack Washer of Cleveland a ve or th Jin getting a er 19¢ [ec Tasce cow $3.85 and John Slye and Ed Starling,|*¢e.¢ ters written by women | Guaranteed to Restore|acts included: Corbett, Shepard DR FISHER UITS | DISMISSAL OF a divorce » | 85.00 and 84.00 lWhite House operatives, are ir ade well by Lydia "ink haim's and Donovan with the aid of a . against a dead man is asked in 49 ¢ | Men's Oxtorde, now $1.98 | Vegetable Compound | Natural Color. baby grand piano; Witt and Win superior court by Mrs. Susie some solled, and = Overcoats, |, if yo e bad symptoms and! yo. A onty | ter in a strong-arm act. Maria Lo PASTORATE HERE; Spencer, whose husband, Robert” 9c sat at a LINCOLN HONORED |do not understand the cause, write .4|}and a group of models in replicas | Spencer, died Jan. 23, just a short 00, mow |to the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine | tas A|of famous bits of Dresden china, GOING TO EUROPE | time after she had filed suit, ; Children’s Shoes and Oxfords, Co, Lynn, Mass, for helpful ad-|* ie tores ee srorth to. 81.56, 9c HERE WHEW PANY [ics ives eee are oe ; cares 79¢ OFFICES CLOSE ‘ ) trrul re:| Mystery abounds this week at} Dr. William Loren Fisher, pastor 82.00, now now 7 hair with lene - tert - ek *hris i ‘ Hain Conts, worth Lot solled Khaki G: Hen Mets “Color ori Wilkes ee ic Dyce "bives lave es Beas Saal od | Albert Hansen 10 $10.00, now Pants, now | will come t stural, dark shade § way and Olive, has tendered his res-| Lot Fiannel Shirts, Lot sotled Overalls . pear yes pr only, gradually and permanently.| Keys to Baldpate.” 7 * wort dtm sepia ane Bet a elem, i tak erenie teeta Fitts Gaigh’ wy. Bacheaihew | Shapite the tact that the play is| Baton from Che pan, £o (whe | seyater and ttveramt foy* ‘oata, ow be ed c anc me Q " celal no Ine ” mira al! > re lace in June o 0 ° now ince » leaves that claim to dy an unusually difficult one to get/! worth te 96.56, now 2 g/ of LAncoin’s birthday COR. FHIRD & UNIVERSITY “hut It does restore the /across the lights properly because! Dr. Fisher, who came to this pas-|| 010 Second Ave, Near Embrotdertes, worth Lea , worth $4. 85 | Banks and business houses gen to 2h yard, now te 818.00, nave erally obsarved the day. Postal DRESSES MER WOMEN 1, olor correctly and’ helps lof the necessity of accurate timing | torate while on a vacation, has been ite nak ter... ver™ $1.98 savings, registry, money order ic lustrous, soft, — beautiful | and the swiftness and subtleness of |here for five years. He plans to at-| — - More Shoes, Bich ‘sepe, worth | Ladion’’ Neveity Ghoen, worth stamp, and general delivery win 00 “A: charmiog, ee Oe ial note a age oy ars : ar most|tend a Derop an naires tty after to 84.00, . v8 were open di e mo neuacend to. ? ilaen ecessful in their attemp the war and write a thesis on the Ser BOBO | eas SRCAB PB te vocal ees AID parted ctthltattng hls] meat er aeag, [te war aera BULL ROM Vhite Crepe, reeular aces, regular price 200 Steg : ~ 3 or ur money bac tlrole o e te le Phoebe . price zie, sale price le price, c noon, The parcel post window wa a infact Dr Blores, Beertla wad at hd : es “7 RY oe rh ~ | keel pried was a protege of Just Printers worth “ open all da 00d drug stores, a large bottle for ig an ae) Champ Clark, in Missouri e is &) | 1013 THIRD MAIN 1043, ‘ The weekly meeting of the ¢ a 50) r send dire to Hesslg ig | Vontur John Sheehan plays th nduate of Yale an¢ fo . * cards wath te Man new. GS _'The ba ikly menting of the city Brie Gor sittin honk e hermit, while V. T, Henderson and iaate of Yale end Oxtord, sed worth to $1.00, Slicker Coats, worth to 83.50, a was DOR aIe until Tues YOURE EDI 0 K Hair Culture,” {iuatrated, inter-|Fanchon Everhart take the parts of|N@® Personal friend of Mark/ GET @ now ae slightly damaged, day afternoon. Spanish war veter itll ‘ nent free. Write for |g) ata | Twain a oats “dle, fale price 8c ans of Carl M. Thygesen camp and |@==e—— «2 Ban. Hair Tonic; th old care taker tag : Wy wife in| ite ia secretary of the Yale club of| ‘ornce! os ; | oap; Q-Ba uid |the lonely mountain hote: he Clark's ‘Thread, now . 2c bagel H saad 4 Gomhs ar SR Seeks . Pe si | Seattle, and a member of Beta The | ily Spring Suiting, regular price at Moose temple, Second ave. an emoving superfluous halr.—Adver ta Pi fraternity | ‘ worth to 9 Seneca st. Monday night | tiaement PALACE HIP ‘ 7” eile ) che Quite! 4 Safest he c Piet clase tenets of ine Unk ment The new Hippodrome Road Show, | Wey ay finest Hats, worth ¢ Shoes ‘and Slippers, versity of Washington law faculty TI E WERE which opened Sunday at the Palac |KELLEHER “PARTY , Our Prices are the Jam lowe 1.48 | ct price 9c will speak on Lincoln's Ife Tues ee is headed by the Mabel Cam ises Consultation worth ing, worth to Be, 1D day noon at the Municipal league | eron and Alan Devitt company in| ESCAPES INJURY “ weifth year, 9 c luncheon at the Washington Annex How often we hear it said of aja funny playlet entitled The} vec Work shirts, . . |man or woman that “they were run- | Groom Forgot,” meaning that a| 58 Ye eee We are the men «tanding be-{/doWn in health,” which accounts | young fellow who married while on| Dante! Kelleher, chairman of thé 9c WAS KNOCKED OUT tween you and high-priced Den- || £0F thelr present sickness, For that|@ spre rgot all about his wife.|hoard of directors of the Seattle Undies’ Underwenr, worth Nesey: Sokal eal athe Jreason it is important that when | Other acts are National bank, Mrs,.Kelleher, Mi ~~ 39c We are proving every day that {}¥O" find you tire easily, when your] ‘The Milano Four, « mixed quar-|Rebecea Collins and Alexander Mo-| pv RT EER When F Herron, night wateh-|P povietce withont pain is pos. |{Rerves are troublesome or your tet of operatic singers; Art Adair, |Ewan, 1202 Boylston ave., narrow-| seria tae oer, COC man, made his rounds Sunday |I ying. : work is irksome, you — should | the original “Hank Sponge,” “boob” |1y escaped injury Sunday when | st adh A «nll 24¢ night he found tie door of the k Medictal ‘Treatmont precedes {| strengthen your system immediate: | musician and comedian; the Norris|their car crashed into another ma | caves: Conrad foot Hardware store, 1415 First gt a ly with the blood-enriching, tissue: |Baboons; Challis and Lambert in|chine at Terry ave. and Seneca st.| Can be eliminated by wearing ee dnmaned. 8 ave., unlocke He stepped inside mts you nothing to come || DUllding food in Scott's Emulsion, | songs impersonations and piano|rphe machine went over an embank | Lundberg | Rupture | Support, tae . jand was knocked dows. He west in and be convinced. which conutins pure Norwegian cod | playing; Adams and Mangles, hoop-|ment and banged into a. dwelling | five fee tis! to Drove its aupeeiers ite Percalen eree $1.98 |then forced by a revolver to walk|| Gol Crowns : liver oll and is free from alcohol, | rollers, jugglers and boomerang hat ' house | A, LUNDBERG Co, at worth to 91.48, now ont the back door while the rob-|P xcy sb i ae Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield, N. J jthtowers | ‘The car was going 15 mile | aie ave El bers escaped, Gavebal dgsen pook Hl ieee oe ‘ “ “SW tour, eecomitige te. V. Catan ro eal ag pba Zon Pork: |T Bridgework, per Tooth R cording ‘arlson, UNITED WRECKAGE SYNDICATE ot knives and rasors were stolen Plates that fit ..$10.00 to $15.00 || 3jeo* Stop Those Losses. OAK chauffeur, 1116 Spring st., when it | See Or Edwin 3. Brown It's tough luck to be busted, but| struck the Saxon touring car driven 1509-11 Fourth Ave., near Pike St. | Spevializing salvage fi marine and mercantile disasters, Occupying the large double store next to Colonial Theatre. i Protective Guarantee With All D. E. HOOKER, {10 University | We absolutely guarantee the|it is worse luck to be busted in the st., reported his’ automobile was | Work |famous 21 Tablets to stop losses | bandit regions of Mexico, Between | smashed Saturday evening by «lf NATIONAL PAINLESS |) from weakness or we will return | being shot and starving Monte Car passing machine while standing at your me y By mail $1.00 per box, | ter, as “Izzy,” d Ge ‘Be piss as age: Mogg gg Meg ono DENTISTS [6 tor 85:00 Te Pee Seacet” guns te pet Te ven ee blocks south of the Stone ave Ores AP Fae RIGHT DRUG CO, exciting hours at the Oak theat bridge. faba: tect Mer ah, Mond 1111 First Ave., Seattle n “lazy in Mexico.” by Fred Wright, 712 Sixth ave. When Wright reported the acet-| dent to the police it was found that HIMSELF his car bore a California license which had expired January 1, and Takes Setece te he was arrested for violation of eatracting without traffic rules,