The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 27, 1917, Page 2

STAR—TUESDAY, FEB. 27, 1917. PAGE 2! ia “tyre yar ewe w w]| Blidge Falls; Beacon Hill Folks Stuck in Mud! homefurnisher! ieapae : —— z ee | | Beacon hill is Jumping up and down today—mad! Beacon hill’s feet are muddy, and Beacon hill in tired Hundreds of girls, and hun dreds of men, on their way to work, Tuesday morning, got as far as 12th ave, 6. and Dear born at. and found the bridge over which they were accustom: —our immense buying facilities! —the enormous volume of our business! the many thousands accounts on our book enable us to offer you—the Seattle homefurnisher— the fairest pricings and the most liberal and consid erate credit-giving service! —ask your neighbor! “NO CASH DOWN!” Your “make your own terms!” Credit wake your aaection ot homefurnish ings wp to $100 without a cash pay ed to travel @ mass of broken | timbers and bent steel | It had collapsed about midnight Monday, Luckily, no one was in |Jured, Superintendent Cane, of the | wtr departrr t 1 ordered ve hicular traffic over the epan 1 aed a week ago | it In Thick Mud | Two cars were shuttled ba 1 forth from the hill to the bridge 2 passengers walked acrors the] " jay they plowet down one aide of the ravine and up the other thick, pasty clay swallowing boot Jand stockings | | y iT t store and man J * had a Heacon hill grumble This is the way the Dearborn st, bridge, at 12th av, &, looked to Beacon hill folks when they went to | 40 minutes late and res wl DENTISTRY work Tuesday. It crashed down Monday night. Pedestrian, street car and vehicular traffic to and from |scalp anybody ¢ erybod) : ‘ : , Beacon hill has been flowing over the structure since 1911. The young lady is contemplating a hike thru | Those who drive down in autos} Corner First and Pike St. Opposite Public Market. 7 the mud. jalso wore sore Phone Main 4965 your additional purchases will head Wishes be added without additional They tried to go around the end) payment | Jof the ravine by way of Corwi (ee But they found the plank r re | chopped up by traffic ‘ mestemetie ~ A | Superintendent Case said Tues yates «| day he » ‘solid oak ples cman «ts Oath deetrians to sg Nv ‘ravine, and | |the municipal golf course, has caus ‘ ] you to ake your own terms” —our wn liberal credit service will fit your individual needs! your additional purchases added to your account! —if you have an account here plar | { Fay er ig Ir ad your nerve iif evi tstoe”'| ORLEANS WELCOME, .\"!. "3, 25.20" get econ < BORDEAUX, Feb, 27.—Thir y ag ‘ : i Dr. Hawk 1 h of 3 [oad | fanaa at oS BLANNED REPAIRS AS | See eae the water front here today and r dentists’ office FROM EXPOSURE WANTS To DEBATE | i'S.c.*n"sc 8 BRIDGE WAS FALLING ]] “sp pe HURTS, DONT PAY ME” HAROLD PRESTON) icon chip to run tne German. |: 'ett,hotre before the Dearborn] meantime Beacon } Wher # built In 1911, wood} LONDON, Feb. 27.—A quiet- !eon today, demanding that the death; “Father is now too te tast,| | | J be pleelbetey . voiced, determined-mannered, |of Mrs. Hoy and Mins I beth/and it deve OR Me As the AC ee eee t cake ta ; successful American business | 1107 te avenged. and reauent veoh en : “ ches Ia t the run man, Austin Hoy, 36, urged his | iner if a citizen y wa Father Was in Civil War : pista br rae aired Ber right upon President Wilson to America, Otherwine ed I hope that you won't consider | Phemees wee th n ¢ peace day to avenge the killing of his | he would enlist in the ritiah army, ¢ n a mock heroic role, but I in ig é in the dentist's cl mother and his sister, victims | Father Toe Old to Fight . a ee ee Thomson Has Bill patients q ‘ Hoy's cablegram followed a pn other Americans would) nen have been put on the of the German U-boat which suitation which he held today witt eir } n avenging thi» been i: wae watt sank the Laconia without warn- 1 sador rong unle 1id likewise todd Gites wave viderniaiee | PAIN IS A STRANG regular sete #630 ing Cousul — Paner SY \structure. Tuesda was in bad] dole’ tak’ aden. on There was no suggestion of » eaid, couvineed | ¢ t army. He enlist-| sio5e, altho Case aaid he thought 4 and ted by me Ike pleture: ma mock heroics in his manner. He ight thus to act ed in th Wisconsin r ent ve teaser ear Work could be saved wer was deadly caim, despite the Tam an American bust in 1861 served, thruout the civil!“ Councitman Thomson Monday tr ain af fury of his feelings against man,” Ho: ed. wa an assistant SUF troduced an ordinance providin: 1 those whom he charged with yeen in Lond business Kee Li was b at New) cor the grad ng of the apr \ | their death four Years, repre ¢ the Sulll-/ Haven, Obio, and mother at Galena, |» “pps yd | Austin Hoy cabled President Wil-|van Machinery Co cane oO and the completion of tb pei t \ QUEENSTOWN, Fe Fiat gg hee peor ees maon introduced a bill at Mon Is THI £ those whe left the Lace ae Hob Bridges st a t e y's council meeting, appropriating to me I “- re sigpee shochu co ihatiemataae Ae a closed, and their students and — $2,000 to repair it, and for condemn-| Pps . , é f workers swelled the welcoming the property on both sides of veer brought into Bantry, died from: ¢ who thinks sain ay sure int pen boats, accord. The crew and officers of the ide stored eel tae HERE ARE A FEW OF MY / PRICES boat were taken thru the if oe cof? ole ae attcore wan aim streets in a parade to the city 22-k. 30-gauge Gold Crowns, per tooth. .$5.00 lf The eight were part of 22 person’/at the Dale-Calhoun-Phe: hall, Later a lunch was given LAUNDRY DRIVERS Plates, per OME ek oe henhe sei kath - $10.00 | jaccounted for at Bantry DOK c De uided : accoun a paign board, which t* being guid them. IN BALLARD STRIKE! Bridgework in Gold or Porcelain, per tooth $5.00 The 14 survivors at Bantry had) by Harold Preston, an attorney «up | : . | | Extractions, painless .......... -.50c Ff | is not a good « here to c King coun ing to dixpatches § 98.00 agreer ) 9750 seree sao © SIBBO we reer not been picked up, but pulled into] noeed posed to be well able to handle him | mot base pices nas bat pulled tate | posed to be well GROCERY STORE IS | eight dead in their lifeboat Nine laundry “wagon drivers in Dr Hawke of Han Prancisco, one FLIVVER GONE BURGLARIZED; $200 © employ of the Apierican Nation of 1} laundry at Ballard are out on a playing bridge in sin saloon} HH. B. Kennedy, 1137 16th ave The MeCoy Groce re, at 303 | strike Tuesday “a ‘ies —_—____ when Cunarder was struck ted to the police Tuesday that | Firat av Was ent ‘4 last Mon We are demanding a iving he said n the en thieves,’ who broke | wa n the front door. Over |r of goods Were taken, | In The second tor Ford was stolen from in front da struck somewh of the t 11 o'clock Mon , and caused a terrific ex-|day ol said the spokesman for the —Today's Styles Today *n. “Everything has gone up but wagon drivers’ wages pr in akex Per ye Styles ( aw $25,000,000 SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY TWO-YEAR 5% SECURED GOLD NOTES Dated March 2, 1917, due Ma 2, 1919 re faked their |, st appedrance ur Stocks. ore extends an invitation to fi in LATEST FIGURES ON LACONIA ' NEW YORK, Feb. 27.—Six Amer-, others may have been signed feans of the 20 Americans listed in} Consul Frost names 15 American} w of the Laconia lost their|®@men saved. His list accounts| oad crew o' he big Cunarder wan|!°T 14 named by the Cunard com-| ves when the big Cuna pany and gives one name not in-| sunk Sunday, according to the best | cluded tn the line statement figures available toda A check of Cunard list of The Cunard line list named 20|Americans signed and the Frost 1i American seamen and trimmers | aot vors gives the following a issin signed when the ship left this port | yy ay, and the company said one or two|y, Interest payable March 2nd and September 2nd at the office or the agency of the company in the city of New York. women Who are interested in the fore- Redeen n whole or in part, at the option of the company, at 101 and interest, upon sixty days’ published most question of “what to wear” to pect the advance st Spring styles. Coupon notes in denominations of $1,000, $5,000 and $10,000, registerable as to principal only. GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK, TRUSTEE 000,000 one particularly interes \ Mannish-Tailored and Ng \ Semi-Tailored This issue of notes is to be secured by deposit with Guaranty Trust Company, of New York, as trustee, of $43, J , WS 500,000, par value, Southern Railway Company development and general mortgage 4". bonds. s S it Featured at $24.50 And Upwards Materials Including the New Serges, Gabardines and New York; A Dwyer, trimmer, New Yor' P. Cleveland, trimmer, Brooklyn; I. Coffey, trimmer, Wrooklyn; Wim Hughes, sailor, Astoria, N. Y, | | The Cunard list gives the name of Benjamin Carter of New York aa among the Amertcans in the crew |Consul Frost lists Benjamin Parker of New York as among the saved Louis Darnell, survivor listed by Frost, was not carried in the Cunard| announcement regarding the cre Donn i mm The proceeds of this issue of notes are to be used in part to pay $21,000,000 maturing Indebtedness, and the bal ance is to be used, in anticipation of the eale of long term bonds, to pay for improvements designed to increase rev. enue and reduce operating costs. : ag We are advised by Southern Railway Company that the average earnings for the last five fiscal years, the eamings And Receive Dividends ) From March Ist for the 1916 fiscal year, and the earnings for the first six months of the current fiscal year (partly estimated), as con trasted with the e per in the preceding year, have been as follows: Average incal ye ‘or five You.may pay in any amount from $1.00 to $3,000, ded Increase over 1915 1 months 1916 Dec rs ended LONDON, Feb, 27 The Cunard ‘ jcompany at 1 o'clock today issued this bulletin | | “Laconia's passengers dead, | | three, | “Missing, three, | “Crew missing, six, Crew in hospital, Bix.” rating expenses and taxes Small accounts particular ly welcome. Washington Savings and Loan Association 810 SECOND AVENUE Total operating income . Non-operating income .... Poplins , Just Make a Small | Payment ZWhen you get the Suit, have the balance Total gross INCOMO ..0-0e0.cee Rentals and miscellaneous charges ..: Interest charges ...... 2 ¥as Balance over fixed charges *Decrease. [READ STAR WANT ADS | SATISFACTION | GUARANTEED When you} have glass¢ fitted and made by us,| the price jare always reasonable WE OFFER THE ABOVE NOTES FOR SUBSCRIPTION AT 99 AND INTEREST, YIELDING SLIGHTLA PER ¢ Morgan and Co, at 10 o'clock a. m., Tuesday, February a. m., Monday, March Sth, or earlier in their discretion, charged to your account and arrange the payments to suit your personal convenience J @ little each week or month, 27th, and will be clo Eotabliohed Ansete The amount due on notes allotted upon subscriptions will be payable in New York funds at the office of J. P. Morgan 27 Years 56,200,000 and Co., and the date of payment will be given in the notices of fSreany. ‘The Oldest and Largest Strictly Savings Institution in Wash- ington The right is reserved to reject any and all applications, and also, in any’ applied for. vent, to award a smaller amount than The One Store Where CREDIT Is Really an Accommodation Tempor notes will be delivered pending the engraving of the definitive notes J. P. MORGANE CO. FIRST NATIONAL BANK, NATIONAL CITY COMPANY, New York City N DIRECTORS ¥ wer Epgene B. vavre, Wiliam #. Geiger, La 0. daneck, North Yakima. Curry Optical Co. | | H. C. and M. Curry | EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS | 3064.66 Aroa | New York City. Dated February 27, 1917, 1 ebruary 7 1332-1334 Second Avenue CRUE SR A EL WAT NING WARD