The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 26, 1917, Page 7

i SERMANY WANTS. | HOLLAND FOOD, THINKS ENGLAND, BY EDL, KEEN | United Prose Statt Correap LONDON, Feb, 26 tion grew in Great Britain to- day that Germany deliberately planned the torpedoing of the seven Dutch ships reported on Saturday to have fallen victims to German “ruthlossnees.” The belief waa based on the theory that Germany, with her belt tight from lack of food, has for a long time looked longingly at con fortable, well fed Holland, her acres under cultivation, and deliberately sought to force the Netherlands go ernment Into war so that she might raid this storehouse of The assumption, it out, would explain the massing of large German forces on the Duteh border and the of Berlin in not living up sndent Convie a nation was poln ate ious treachery to a safe conduct grant to the Dutch vessels The Dutch situation was eagerly discussed here today, being nearly as prominently displayed in the newspapers as the around Bapaume Commenting on the Dutch crisis the London Daily Chronicle made vigorous editorial aanonlt on President Wilson wu never lifted a finger on behalf” ot any interests except American, and seems unlikely to do so,” EDWIN GOULD man retreat tod: oday SHOT HUNTING STAR—MONDAY, FEB, 26, 1917, PAG People Starving Near — - World's Richest Street NEW YORK, Feb 7 26,—With- the middleman in the shadow of the world’s Fortunately for the peddler, the Jolty allows him free space along # richest etreet, where splendor | pty eee ee ant on certain and luxury know no bounds, J onen piota of city ground, Lines| lies the world of poverty, where /upon lines of pushcarts and stands the flighting costs of food have fill the open Jota under the Wil] forced the poor to riot for thelr | liamaburgh bridge. living | Prices Cause Riots | The white-light district | Two miles ale HUvington st only a mile or 60 from the East | another, along I on Ridge, At-| | Side, the Ghetto, yet these torney and we other streets, | worlds are as far apart as the | pushcarts are lined, with women Neither recognizes the | thronging around each existence | Due to the free rental, the ped Gayety still goes on along |diers can sell at lower cost than Broadway, while the food riots storekeepers, but even thelr prices are taken as a mere incident |have been high enough to cause| In the life of a gr On the Past Side t returning from the t city » poor housewives te protest wom-| Across the East river, at the oth en demonstra: | er end of the Willlamaburgh bridge, tlon at the city ball, go back to is another section where pushcarts the pusheart lined along the line the streeta. streets and resume bargaining with} New York is do’ with such | the helpless |neighborhoods, each having its own Peddler Is Helpl |pusheart-lined streets, From each ‘or the peddler must bear the|of these districts the housewives brunt of attack, The poor house-|came, clad in shawls, to protest wife to the last cent, but] ts himself against a stone} wall when it comes to buying from | bargains against the rising cost of living The food riote began at the pushe arte, N. W. FOOD TO RELIEVE WOMEN WHO STORMED W ALDORF-ASTORIA EW YORK ions lots of rice, Queries have bee jto get prices on 1 vent broadcast ',000,000 pounds Feb. 26.—Car. } canned goods A Bed for a Room Where There Is No Room for a Bed , ensures HUSA HES HANES <p ee Just one bed davenport works every time without a catch? One simple revolving movement overturns the seat, bringing the bottom upward, and exposing the mattress, springs and bedding. Presto—your ready-made bed invites you to dreamland, No back-straining, arm-aching, pulling, heavy lifting, ete. Pullman Davenport Four exclu- sive features: pillow rest keeps pil- lows from falling on floor; mattress holder eli- Revolving Seat Bed and fish are being rushed to of rice, which will be urged as a, ™28testying-in of bedding. New York from the Pacific [substitute for higher priced foods ingle motion center lock Every housewife feels a beautiful, eubstantial piece ' | coast today by Mayor Mitchel’s A municipal market system {s be | and self-locking revolving plate ifiable pride in i hi of furniture by day-—ne@ — “! | BRUNSWICK, Ga. Feb. 26 —The| fellef committee, to be sold to [ing considered to buy and sell large, makes davenport easy t 4 ep able pride in its ownership. hint of its purpose as Fortieth week of Dr. Sipes’ FREE body of Edwin Gould, Jr. 23. whe| f@milies who are rioting for j/quantities of foodstuffs et a0 slenal Ari ae: Matched to any furniture. Makes fullized comforise accidentally shot.and killed himaett} {904 George W. Perkins Is } imple ta close, kes the place of extra room. Is ble bed at night. demonstration of pa Fe imgerw » coon hunting Saturday night,| #ireeting the work of the com- peuice FIND STORED FooD 1 t- was being carried to New York oy . CHICAGO, Feb. Police in| DENTISTRY and still not the slig Tour his titers wpecial car Mow, Further outbreaks are expected|apectorn. making’ «food tens Specia est sign of diminution of public pay minute, Women crying, “We|have Blecovered a cache of &t0e,008| . The son of the New York capital:|Want bread! Our babies are starv pounds of poultry and 900,000] y PULIL- interest. {it and grandson of Jay Gould wa: |ing!” stormed the Waldorf-As ciple of butter in one of the cold Petey DAVENPORT. mortally shot when he struck a coon| hotel Saturday night in an effort to|storage houses here, The nolice AVE? . Crowds grow greater as news of the remargable on the head with the t of bis|find Gov, Whitman and ask re chief ordered the investigatio ¥ after with solid oak frame, achievement of Dr. Sipes, head of the Boston Den gun, which discharged | Police r A protec healers had declared that a shor finished waxed or - Paes: sae orth Young Gould had been in the|t r ob. One| age of supplies was responsible for| ol 0 tal Company staff, spreads over the Pacific Nortl oe apna a“ sagt ne Phe meen iond toatin- | lade aiktaie L hea, covered with west. Set ee eke dekyi:\abant., tiie |Seiot { ywed a meet Spanish Morrocoline i" , fe in apanion, Noyes Reynolds, carried |!28 fr m square, wher T MO RE LA and trimmed with Not a cent charged any one for extracting ithe wounded man to a boat and| speaker asked how many would */BAL | R P NS ruffléd front; fitted teeth (no matter how many) with the wonderful lrowed two milea for ald, which was|to the Waldorf-Astoria and ask aid | with cotton mattress reached too | He had ¢ # hamme |rled it cocked anaesthetic that makes all dental operations absolute ly painless; not a penny for the precious fluid that | few dentists in America possess, or can obtain habit of hunt otgun, and usually id was said to pos enotmou eas head in the faw Thousands have been treated FRED at st bust cost to Dr. Sipes, yet all are as welcome as the ily, and had lived a quiet life flowers of Springtime! contrast to his relatives Dr. Sipes is not prompted by a thought of charity in giving this FREE demonstration; you 4 DUTCH SHIPS | could not pay for the anaesthetic used by the BOS TON DENTAL staff in all dental work if you had a million. Its value cannot be measured in dollars and cents. LIMP T0 PORT LONDON, Feb steamers Minado, dijk and Kemland 26.--The tandoeng were not It is the keen satisfaction of knowing that he has finally robbed the dewtal chair of all its old-time terrors that repays Dr. Sipes and his skilled asso- | k in ston Dental Company 1420 Second Ave., Seattle | (Opposite Bon Marghe.) “Hospital” Class Improves plished PASADENA, Cal other high stickers is causing chool boards aures. imilar me Finding high school student were woefully deficient in #pé and really poorer spellers than pu MEN 1 Can Save You Time and Money attempting to in le before ling: about my work Because 1 treat you a « ure and ma graduate of @ Class Alpiis in the intermediate grade Medical College, legally lloensed i eee in my proteamion--1i| Bush established the “hospital x in Seattle. J treat Nervous Debi clase” for students falling below a Blood and Skin Disorders, der, Troubles and Chronic onable terma, and meet your requirements. 914 of 606 for Blood Disorders, me for a Wasserman blood test certain average in spelling. © BORAH BILL ASKS HOA A ie rmatter| @ MLLION FOR FOOD Com ° WASHINGTON, Feb. 26 Senator Borah today introduced a bill providing for an appro priation of $6,000,000, to be spent at the direction of the president, to relieve the present food situation. LARSON TO MANAGE BANK AT TACOMA Let us offer you the relief and comfort we are giving others, ard leave the pay- ment end of it in your cwn hands. We Treat All Diseases of Men Special and Chronic Diseases, such as Vital Decline, Varicose /eins, Blood and Skin Disorders, Kidney, iver and Blad- der Diseases, Nervous Disorders, Rupture, Fistula and Pil AVE. 119 OCCIDENTA’. navian-American bank at Tacoma, is ANS FOS man succeeding W. LU, Pringle, | TOMATERIALIZE GREATEST GAIN th jerm: ub: ¢ attack on alin the Seattle tong war which LONDON, F. L tes; that repays them for the great cost of this [the German submarine attack on 8/1) ine ee ew Baturday 0 eb. 26, — The cia ; ‘3 1 dron of seven Dutch ships Fe ‘ok H an Saturday nigh greatest gain of territory since mstration campaign The happy smiles anc . 22 ecording to reliable| wit! arrest of Ah Gun and Look jemo paig) ruary 22, w ; : the battle of the Marne, with kindly expressions o f the daily crowds please the |sou tod They ar 4) Bin he terrible enceift ot founder of the big, modern dental establishment mor: jjnot to have been towed » port T wo Chinese were said to ces of troops, t could possibly do and were said not to have been as) have n lying in wait for their has just been achieved by the than any material reward could f lbadty damaged in the attack as a vic min int of the 7. British, and with practically no coma hotel, at E ave ‘ If you have a useless tooth—one of the torturing, firat report 4. Pe \coue tal, af Mie ve. 8 end losses. Field Marshal 8ir Doug. aching, throbbing kind—come and have it removed | Crews of th volves, and are aaid to be mem-| [#8 Maig’s men now have . Y }to London to make 4 ' sag fla 3 Bapaume almost within their without hurting a bit; without costing a cent, You |the Duteh consul ge p| REFS O She Bow Leone tong grasp do not have to order other work jcircumstances of This outbreak ae sage ot Hees TF eihiliniccoscss | Ge n submarines thra Seatt 8 pine: Or if you have been hesitating about other needed lo Falmouth today | murder, in Portland, of Tuesday, while the Bow Leongs let us prove the efficacy H Tom Fon, a member of the Bow dedicate their new Chinese Masonic dentistry because of fear, ‘ ia all agg agrees | | Leong tong y the Hop Sings. temple, at Maynard ave. and King of this most wonderful discovery of sci \INSANE MURDERER | Fearing a serious outbreak, a large | st. fails and its application is so simple and harmless | pee rca aaladien cide a See ” fay nigh 8u that you will marvel at its work PREVENTS “BREAK” Chinatown Saturday night and Sun. Cc | da ‘an't Find Dandruff Live nerves are removed without your even know | ‘ | 7: ee Gilee Watch... oil ‘be ii it; borings for fillings, preparing teeth for crown } oe *M Ore. Feb. 26.—Joe @ » Chinatown today and Every bit of dandruff disa ng g SALEM I PPpears and bridge work are positively without pain \tranova, an insane murd co | weg _ or cee applications of a f fined in the Oregon state hospit ————~ | Danderine rubbed well into the The BOSTON DENTAL makes no charge for sienakty the lives of D. # |! DRINK HOT TEA scalp with the finger tips. Get a a thorough examination of your teeth and you are iFitch and F. taserw acto || FOR A BAD coLp! 26-cent bottle of Danderine at any told in advance exactly what any work ordered will |vented a well planned break { drug store mee aj scot your hair cnet alan ate sreunca ter yeas wigs ter a few plications you can't cost. Lr, ST ee ero oe Get a small package of Hamburg | find a particle of dandruff or any The very finest work will cost you so mu h less |Portiand dentist, and J. H. Thomp-| Breast ‘eye as gate ane never Wh and the scalp will a Pl tolks call ft, “Hamburge’ rust | never iteh than is ordinarily charged that you will be given a son, fn of vthe hospital A nes at any pharmacy. ‘Take & eee attacked guard 1 be . B r very happy surprise. age Gath: havdwnne i tablespoonful of the tea, put a cup Remember, PAINLESS EXTRACTING IS FREf them down with hardware, Hing water upon it, pour r ne r “ M t sieve and drink a tea | whether u have other wo: rk done ¢ not. ( vige Castranova py rs on the # car 7 time, It is the moat/ with a child who is rundown, has| ny time, any day, between the hours of 9 and He was badl ju me ctive way to break a cold and vali cheeks or thin blood, who will | ar 2 fight that followed, b nted Out-of-town patients welcome x anaes OF eC jcure arip, as it opens the pores, re itate to give that child the very | . Pp oP ypatien fed ; Mian ing congestion Also loosena| thing it needs to start jt growing loud enough to att t the atten-| ine no #, thus breaking.a cold at/and keep it going? tion of other attendants j once. For over forty years the concen Sali} There's a decided soot nt in : rs orthography among the pupils of "ip aaa 4 the South Pasadena high school, as ANNOUNCEMENT HAS been) H. R. WILLIAMS, vice president a result of the “hospital class,” e% made at Bverett that the Overseas |of the Milwaukee, with headquar tablished by Superintendent G. ¢ ipbuilding Co., represented by ters in New York, accompanied by|Bush. The remarkable quickness | Patrick J. Donohoe, has under con-| Mrs. Williams, arrived in Seattle with which students of the Insti sideration the construction of ten from California Sunday, for a visit tution now reel off “procrastina veusels for for a French corporation. | with friends tion,” “chrysanthemum” and other to consider adopting BLOOD POISON CURED AT ONLE O. 8. Larson, personal represpata Free Consultation—Hours 9a.m. .o9p.m. tive here of Jafet Lindeberg, the . . . ell known miner and banker, ha National Medical Institute hee choses manager of the Bcandl-| |from the governor. DIRECT FOOD SALE BALTIMORE started 25 tru eclal com tarving | hi Q 26.—This city ka out into the coun repr ting * had locate Regis hotel He mse |try districts to buy produce and id he| farm products with A OF ors, and a view towards ould support or Mitchel and| smashing the existing corners on s comu @ to| foodstuffs. force dow The city will 5 cash for the rting gre aper | oda and will then return and re tall them to the citizens TONG WAR FAILS ‘BRITISH SCORE No more arrests have been made! and cy harmless It is inexpensive vegetable. therefore trated liquid-food in Scott's Emul. sion has been changing thinness to/ mpness—changing poor blood tc | ich blood. | ing children—whether the are) weak or well—than Scott's Emul Scott's | HOW 6000 THAT MUSTEROLE FEELS! It Gets to That Sore Spot | loomfield, N $5.00; now Like Magic sale price at ects $2. 98 ————— Children’s Suits, worth to tn order to introduce our new A-a-h! That's delicious relief for $5.00; sale 1 85 One lot Boys’ Shoes, worth to (whalebone) plate, which {is the those sore muscles, those stiff | price . P $2.50; sale 98c lightest and strongest plate known, joints, that lame back, One lot Children's Knee fm Price -- BE Aie ae Pa does not cover the roof of the “ Niusterole is a clean, white oint- Pants, worth to 50c; Boys’ Oxfords, sell to $2.50; 206 yard Linin mouth; you can bite corn off th® ment, made with the oil of mustard sale price 23¢ Ff saivace $1.39 os ae a ae, 8c cob; guaranteed 15 years and other home simples. Boys’ Overalls, sell to price ‘ ° Men's Suits, positively worth Gold crown .. $3.00 — It does the work of the old- C Bh men’s Pants, worth to $3.00; minus blister? fashioned mustard plaster, $15 set of teeth (wha ebone) $8.00 i the plaster and minus the $10 set of teeth ... $5.00 Bridge work. per tooth, gold $3.00 + $3.00 ‘ie 00 up where the pain is—rub it on briskly ~and usnally the pain is gone. No muss, no bother, Just come forting, soothing relief—first a gentle glow, then a lightful sense of coolne And t of all, no blisters like “the old-fashioned mus- White crowns ..+++++ Gold fillings >. Stiver fillings Platina fillings All work «varanteed for 16 years, Have Impression taken 10 the mam. (tard plaster used to make. ing fon and advice tree, Use Mustesole for sore throat, croup, stiff a, headache, » rheumatism, bronchitis, tonsilitis, neck, asthma, neura congestion, pleuris See Sam Bridge Wo the Test of Time. Most of our present pat lumbago, pains and aches of the 4 eerily tom back or joints, sprains, sore mus- Son ee ng Fone cles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet ncomtng and colds of the chest fice, be sure you are in the ring this ad with you, Cut - Rate Dentists You simply rub Musterole on the spot 3 covered with ACA zi ticking. A very hand- = ture that really adda | Only $ 1 00 Now (47.50 5) = and $1.00 Weekly an extra room to the Or May Be Added to Customer's Account bome. NO LNTERES FURNITURE CO. SEATTLE’S POPULAR HOME FURNISHERS SECOND AVENUE BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE SELLING-OUT SALE IN FULL SWING Saturday’s business smashed all records; hundreds of satisfied customers passed out of the doors of this great sale with their arms loaded down with bundles. Get in on these bargains this week. You can’t afford to miss this great sell- ing-out sale of the Engel and other stocks by The Interna- tional Salvage Company, at 114 Pike St., between First and Second Avenues, next to the Boston Market. Sale Re-Opens Monday Morning at 9 Sharp 2 Men's Dress Sho Vici Kid, One lot 25c¢ and 50c Groceries and Velour, Box Calf; worth tof Ties, sale price..... 12c Tobacco Sacrificed $6.50; salvage $3 65 onal Canned Corn and 6 price Tomatoes C Fh Lacie’ shoes, every pair fh $1.75; now ......... guaranteed for good wear; many worth $5.00, none less than $2.50; ‘ 89c at this sale One lot of Men's Shoes, worth Soap, Hase, worth to 25c, now at Underwear, worth to. 75c; sale price .. Union Suits, worth 9c 29¢ -39c es of Lye, Dutch Cleanser, CL eee to $4.00; to $1.00; now Cigars that sell to 3 now He $1 49 planation 0c, NOW .... ss. -+ss - IC FF men's oxtords, sell to $4.00; Smoking Tobacco, 6 salvage HATS worth to 150....+.+ c price .... $1 79 A fine stock to pick from, lot of Children’s Suits, $1.29 One worth to $3.00; Get yours now and save. Men's fine Shoes, worth to 50c, now to $12.50, during this sale ... $4. 89 Men's Suits, in ‘cheviote and tweeds, worth to $15.00; Sal- price « $1.49 Men's Pants that sold up to Sensational Bargains in $2.50; sale vage price ane ee ie 88c Ff now... ... $5.39 A Tremendous Stock to Men’s Raincoats, worth tof Men's splendid Suits, all sizes, Onenee meen $10.00; now This lot is positively worth to Children’s Low Cut Shoes, ME sine $2.88 $18.00; Salvage $7 89 sell to $1.50, 79 Lot Ladies’ and Children’s ™ Price : ° c Hose, worth to 25c, Fine Suits and Overcoats, worth to $16.50, during the sale... .. 8c Extraordinary Bargains in Furnishings Arrow and Silver Collars, worth 15¢; sale 50c Shoes, sell to $3.00; $1.49 now $6.95 Take Your Pick At $9.99 and $11.88 these Suits represent the product of the world's celebrated looms and price Selz Royal ‘Blue ‘Shoes, worth to $5.00; now . $2.98 Ladies’ Oxfords, sel! to $3.00; small sizes; 39c now price, dozen .. most skillful tailors; worth Lot Ladies’ Shoes, seli to 's Shirts, regular prices $30.00; Salvage price— 50; | men’ $1.49 $9.99 $11.88 price