The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 13, 1917, Page 2

—backe buying facilities and 4 means absolute satisfaction to you! S FIFTY-THREC YEARS’ SERV poin pon maker—ou —our credit service is developed to the highest ot real, practical help to the home 53 years’ service to the home- furnisher means much to you! is extended simple, eas ad by to —we cannot emphasize too you and d solid oak rocker: a splendid seamless W to select signs: regu _ “ALLEN’S FOOT-EASE When buntons Bi over. got A! Poot -Ba your shoes pi Bad wprink fake the » And give | eens - aes se sec Don't accept Y LEGITIMIZE CHILDREN BY LAW OLYMPIA, Feb. | legitimize all children born out of DOES IT. A bill to strong nitied wa fairest pricings, due to Our immense —you are surely welcome to credit here! “NO CASH DOWN!” “make your own terms!” lock for the 1 they eh vide On comp «if he brought does befor “led he is khe «| be declared were born ir 1 a pleasan and co e today b morals committee. |ehild, the state wilt is ratn for the suspected fa a hearing father, the will inherit his estate IGE TO THE HOMEFURNISHER | | that t, agreeable, service that fathers to pro-| ort and eduea are 16 was introduc the public t of a woman with a 0 wa who, not co #, will be the verior court direction of is lawful sue ar wedloc Like other live more customers. still we want more. discount business So to get you to try a load of the coal that is sure to give you lasting satis faction, we will, for a few days, allow a We have a good many, and being thoroughly pleased with Acme Coal, they send us others MOST HEAT PER DOLLAR If you and order thi nace, Acme Lump or Fur ad te ) the coal man when he delivers and he will deduct 25c per ton from your bill. LEAST ASHES PER TON Regular Bunker Prices p, $5.00; $ 3.50; Furnace ACME COAL Co. O. M. LATIMER, Mgr Elliott 1400 West 549-w concerns, we want 3ut pecial GIRLS FEED MARINES GUARDING NEW YORK’S BRIDGES | . are here shown giving hot coffee river Girls of the National Honor Guard, anxious to help in time of cris and cake to naval militiamen guarding the Brooklyn end of the Williamaburg bridge, over the East Guards were placed on all public structures after relations were broken with Germany Auto Roads Now | MIEN CHARGED WITH To Everglades :« MILL FRAUDS SKIP ACKSONVILLE, Fla Florida's famoun glades, formerly pansable “ssse 3. TOWN AND BONDS the state, ar be brought to the door of tourist by as fine an auto road as any in — America If “Get-Rich Quick" Walling ‘ > Roseman, a third mem The “Tamiami trai cross ford were in Seattle today, he | be alleged gang of phoney swamps fr t the Gulf Atlantic, and n would be jealous According to the plans of an alleged bunko corporation » completed un & cost of $1,000,00 {| folded Tuesday by Prosecutor @ NE stock r Marco (to Miar & Ellis, the operations of the mas ~pacasegs Shag 2 hway ter promoter of magazine ti = 2 at tion are eciipsed and made to be t ooer ty} appear insignificant je Snes pepe fying ZEDNICK BILL MAY | ‘a fiat “the atfeers| HA |e é thet t owt mber STILL HAVE CHANCE | tt ey Tevet temas] Pong gear Sut to ow | will decid onda f Ah Fook vai 1 t me men started! and Billie Loule, two Chinese held fe i at rtha Lake, near|in the city a spects in the : osition was telrecent Chine tong shooting in d Apapor te, |°New Chinate shall be re PY omer bh Hatt Kemahell bought stock | leaned ae for rencusiderntion: RED CROSS WORKERS ek wee hired 00 cans She| Attorney Thomas B. McMahon since been redres: reported for work found mujCotaines a bebees corpis wre BUSY ON JOB HERE Savinaki, also a tockholder, a}-|™&de returnable Tuesday afternoon ready at work as cake 07 The}? the grounds that the prisoners , : “4 {bad been held in the city jail since Aide ba excess of cooks, bookkeepers and] iis nicht of the shooting of Hart Prepara to carp for the | the ¢ stockholders member the Hog wounded e War or cata right, wit Milwaukee hc WARTS MOUNTAIN =" ot tg: Avy te sioner ay © " Ke A CALLED LINCOLN , baste ihe towing ones nt out gi a DO battery o 7 ane u Tacoma per a be FRED SHAW, & county detect - PB hocthga name of| "Wing machines in the headquar ; Mount Raint 1 is sched-| tors at 1309 io aoe 4 ager ago A Mi KINNON DIES ok in a 4 Tuestey pajamas, shee an ban: t Gov, Lister pardoned recently \° bs Steiner of King county| While dozens of others did p in names resulting in| | will propose endment that the| York being ad | Alexande McKinnon former name be changed to Mount Lincoln The palan to ralse the mon ard, @ private t-| councilman, died at Provid e how ey f ambulances Weds, surgical ive I pital Monday at the age of 55. He ‘* ment and all the regulntt | © Seattle, from Montreal EVER GET LIT UPD cesta ui So a nueen 4 RwODER Pro len eet om sry ON A ‘STINGER’? launched at an open meeting there hamber of Commerce | co ' from the Ninth war al € alke #12 he had been a’ guard at tng the Stinger. It's a drink. | sesamiae 0 2 oeiamedl | rie a ‘ to t Mrs. Bernard ; . 8 C here. Mr PAID ADVERTISEMENT.) || Surviving him are a widow, Mra. Got : Ht sage | Mary A McKinnon, and three testified she went to a hotel room LOVEBERRY CUT ROADS ON | “susticrs, Mary ., Margaret G.,| with a strange man, but was “kept jand Frances H. McKinnon BEACON HILL; NOW HE’S doing anything wrong by al n attack of conxctenes.” J, G.| OUT FOR COUNCIL ¢ f the witnesses, mer t rroeaeiry tpcmed 4 ; weay" There was a day in Seattle when ne er. A wned tt equal parts of whisky, ginger ale} ey ag : oo ie le cue te coe 9 W cand ren 3 talking jag. ance Re an | days of e than twenty || years ago, cut roads through the CLOSING ELEVATORS | bushes and t his home on | Roosevelt hill and the south end of Reac hill. Though his home | AFFECTS MARKET | [teen Thou ie hm From P les ry could not see why he should not No matter how long or how bad||* CHICAGO, F 13.—The ‘ar 0 to your druggist today and trike » fll his letter t " t city and| > < a etter tot what elt d|by Bishop Keator at Tr I nouncement of fown of |Ket a So-cent box of Pyramid Pile ||‘ state he lived in re a ee “Sat. Eve. Post.” © ele a ca of |T tment. It will give qu lief, |}°% me ¢ | With the pension fund tter hy the Rosen-|4nd a single box often ¢ ¢ e . ° lian: wilt Stainal at es Sy Re. ot Re dat es ar ; interest in Gold Braid to Shine |" "'l! be obtainayy THURSDAY harp break wrapper if you send us coupon be- || his line to his neighbors who were ‘Aono an t cave, wine noon, ci rp break Ke : pot oereasive. Laveherry then put); 1 Inaugural Parade raise $10,000 as i0s share | wheat dre July 2 4 reservoir at the very top of the|| ue | te FREE SAMPLE COUPON hill, and allowed anybody who|| WASHINGTON, Feb, 13.—There r jcared to do a | PYRAMID DRUG COMPA Corn and oats also tumbled : 630 Pyramid Bidg., Marshall, to pipe water from it at 20 01 nts a month. Many ‘GATES FO on | Mich, of the pioneers of Seattleare among IL THIEF | Kindly rend me a Free sam- jthe friends of Loveberry and) Ps ple of Pyramid Pile Treatment, him to run for councilman, His election sured by his popularity have persuaded in plain wrapper. | ia as A robber tried to hold up a Kin ith th with the | near park car, which just start tad toe the cliy frome Tent cee ar lL Ma ken poor of Seattle, and with the work and Blaine st. Monday night at |} Street ingmen, many of whom have come 6:30. Conductor KE. Wilson, or to know hi ndne when in hearing the command to open the || City State coals gates and put up his bands, went | — un — > forward in the car and told the| : notorman not to stop for passen L gers unui downtown vy te tine|| QUALITY WINS QUICKLY |the car had reached a downtown Take this uropathio health-tip as you would y | |point the people on the car found ||desirefor it (a healthjoy-forsyuuter on A altven plotter ne chertahed they had gotten rid of the would-be ||Per_cent of all cases. No matter how long you have been on the tratl robber, of @ treatment-that-hite-the-spot, you will not pass Naturopathy by! for # health-pal, you've landed right, at last! You've uncorked a mine of quality-treatment that ou in health-pleasuge as long as the flowers bloom in the |For with Natauropathy |You've hit pay ore! will keep | epringti Your TEUTONS TAKE HILL dition will flash a spe t dream of efficient k. that reatment Naturopathy Nature beats all |hollow your lets you RERLIN. via yville Wireless,!|drill mighty deep into health-smiles; 1t puta you tn @ friendly and] Feb. 13.—Storming and capture of ||Chenty condition that ye erein vod Biwaye Lebar euraate ite that a hostile height position east of Par-||¢ t ; , { ca voen i boas alovo. n the ¢ na end (Macedo. We t ent tha J ' nian front), and several camps be } tt Bae bo back, a tal temer The attac followed ar % Se i kc elise ea tillery preparation, and German a RE | losses were small. Two officers and|| Consult me about Bright's Diseas 90 Italian soldiers were taken pris-|| Bladder Dis wel Troubles, ¢ oners, with five machine « tarrh, Constl Diarrhoea, D twomine thrower ene 824i | Dapale, Revers, jail Ktones, it hrowers feart Diseas: y ver, Asthma, Ry eolentific = - — Tonsillitis, Bronchitis, Blood | Dinor- Naturopath ° ° |ders, Skin Diseases, Indigestion, salntes |Would Kiss Charlie [3autiaice, Mrcidney™ Dinearont Laver fo principles . . frouble, Ia Grippe, Deafness, Ner are an out- for His War Article ||\01 | Dabiiity, | Neuralgia, “Piles ataniiniia |}Spinwl Di rope lee leer Reliab tr tment fe provement If Charle 1 On rd Rk ell care Dine C URN Debt for those } to make the trip to Seattle he can i L) allinent w 1 not t Seventh a and Union st. || practicins t ae I read } ticle in The Sta h € the wa 48 John, “and it oe me want to kiss him | "Hours te Our prices Jobn is an Armenian-American || Sunda are the low and isn't on friendly terms with the | soq-9 Te ncsent doo et kaiser, nf laa ; KR. Hi. Guthrie, 6823 Twelfth ave K, met for the first time a namesake of his Tuesday morning Mins Guthrie o lives at the Lin leoin hotel. Guthrie didn't know |her and knocked her down. She was slightly injured, Guthrie took |her to her hotel and offered to pa | medical bil y wt Jeave your name here, he I'm «a Christian Scientist. But if the Science fails 1 | PANTAGES }Guthrie Met Guthrie and } | Prayer Began ; then I'll call on you to foot the bills In the ing for the CARRANZA AND PRES. WILSON meantime Guthrie ts pray: | efficiency” of Christian WASHINGTON, Feb, 13.— Mexican problems, tho compar atively small beside the Ger man situation, perplexed and | worrled officials today. Press | reports that Villistas are camp | ed below the border at Oalo | mas, plus Gen. Carranza’s antl- Ally note, gave affairs a tinge that officials here disliked. It appeared entirely Mkely that a ht take advants of over owing international problems lto “start something” along the bor |der | Carranza, either thru German tn fluence or otherwise, has suggested leutting off supplies for the allies | —wh vi ch would include the British | oll deposita of Tampico. Whether |he will take action to back up his A a knows; but the wi ke to prove a |Vacant Loft Space | to Let for Summer of the Untversity Daily, now one of the bright young men who re port current happenings for this newspaper, subscribed for the Lit erary Digest. When several weeks| 4 |had passed and he had not received | a single magazine, ho wrote publishers a wrathy letter. They replied that, while he had street address, he had neglected tn jwill be plenty of gold braid, brass |buttons and flashing uniforms at |President Wilson's second inaugural |parade, after all, Despite the fact |that most of the army is on the Mexican border, Maj. Gen. Hugh L. Scott, grand mars! has ordered that all army and navy contingents present wear full dress uniforms THEATRES Pantages’ new jopening to the clean and bright piness. Master Paul and his trained can- ary, introduced to Seattle audi- ences before, again entertain night- ly as the bird accompanies the }man while he plays on his violin, | | The Berlo girls with their big | surprise hav a unique swimming Frank 1 with hi melodic bill, from the closing act, is a melange of hap. act art Irish and j Other is as popula as are: Grace Edmond musical comedy fa Neil, Mack and Vera Velmar, sing ers acts SOLONS HONOR LINCOLN OLYMPIA, Feb, 13.—Prof, Ed- mond 8. Meany, of the state unt- versity, gave a Lincoln address be fore a joint meeting of the house jand senate Monday afternoon, Speaker Kelley, of th house, read Lincoln's Gettysburg address, | while Lieut. Gov, Hart presided over the meeting Just Printers 1013 THIRD MAIN 1068 RAISE $10,000 HERE. class of the the | follow 900,000 fund raised in the United States for the support of aged and supplied them with his name and| incapacitated minist to a statement made FRO DENTISTRY Corner First and Pike St., Opposite Public Market. Phone Main 4965 I Have Robbed Dental Operations of Their Horrors d raid t c J e who from this sense ear } et the g rack and ruin Oralthe I had extracted their teeth, removed live id cut their teeth in prep: n for rk WITHOUT THEIR EXPE SLIGHTEST SENSATION OF DEEP D rHEIR DENTIST they ariab me SO ROOTI is actu so that urantee for ¢ I give you my guarantee not suffer any pain, and And I say to those doubting ones that I will not h You will finally “IF IT HURTS,\DON'T PAY ME” it you w could | say this if I had not proved beyond all doubt at dentistry as I practice it, with the aid of Oralthesia, is ARE YOU IN DOUBT? lay ar i il Come to my off t demon: satisfaction all that HERE ARE A FEW OF MY PRICES 22-k. 30-gauge Gold Crowns, per tooth. . $5.00 Plates, per set ... ce eeeeee es -$10,00 Bridgework in Gold or Porcelain, per tooth $5.00 Extractions, painless ...... . trate to your WAIT! “Skinner” Got a Raise general improvement in the Spiscopal clergy will the completion of the $5,- according nday night FLAKE Sopas Swastika Biscuits § @7@e pure nutritious food in a hi \ferva, ‘The “Good Luck” Seel em the ene ta Pacific Coast Biscuit Company eet tt br Bob th Sh aR sm oth 3 = Swastika Sooas *