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STAR—THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1917, PAGE 2 SNEEZE IS THE MOST EXCITING (WITNESSES IN | OUTBURST STAR MAN FINDS AT | GILL CASE ARE ocipelgye in allegra tone EAM de then went out and sold some more »—fifty-three years’ service to the homefurnisher! “NO CASH DOWN!” Two long lines of men with bowed heads ranged along either side of the object. From a distance the point of coal, or coff The apectator act] ed He th were ut a sixday bi of witnesses img facilitic Long tle —the enormous vo! “make your own terms!” interest might have been the | cycle race, only there wasn’t a1 whowe names have been kept ume of our business! k select of home cold, voiceless form of a per lunch served. It i# a fine game oaneee are expected to be util . 1 80n just about to start on that for a man Who can't walk, or a per ized by both the governm th many thou 1 long. excursion from which son taking @ cour Walla Wallu,| 4nd the corps of defense attor gands of accounts on ow there Is no returning, It might Chess gets to be a mania, we neye when the dramatic booze graft conspiracy trial of Mayor Gill, Chief Beckingham, ex riff Hodge and four city de ' were informed, One gray-heade pointed out as a man] ime was a successful known liberal credit service have been an inquest. = It might have been anything ser. ous where a consultation of our books —enable us to offer — the Seattle your additional purchases bearded and bewrinkled sages | busines man, Then he took t hanes wetsuas, before Judge | homefurnisher — the was necessary. | chose, Avother told us he was! : added to your account! It might have been any of these, | forced to limit himself to one game| Speculations were current Thurs fairest pricings, and the most liberal and considerate credit- Fifth at Pike government will have rve list of witnesses n the time comes to try to 10W the involted workings of th jay that the ty a ja day Chess, as played by a nation typical of the national traits ut it chanced that it wasn't it was nothing more than the most exeiting climax of a cham —nnother Indiention of the un- distinctive and excl ivin service! match of ch between! wer nformed between move ob ‘ “ ‘ a keg P have an necount here your Newell Banks of Detroit and six of Aimericans Too Rew Heed conspiracy to permit liquor ask your neigh- + ll Seattio’s most proficient shifters of | che ame, there aren't numeral#| 6. oy sales here on a huge scale | bor! grees chesamen and « * enough in the Chinese, Roman and], Capablanca, for instance, plays Detectives Under Cover | Banke alt Arabic figures to write them Jwith all the dash of the Spanish| prtyate detectives, whove part tn race, The Italians play a dashing | the reba tae, ag Hanks won. let the de George Linder sighed loudly, It e, while the Ge eet age q ‘ 1 }talls of the horrible battle be un | Was the sign for a rally em hile the Germans, on th®| quiet, are believed to have come to | nd move by move couple of fans scratched their |Other hand, aro slow and method:| seattie months before the federal i / M lave! with his back towards|heads, One man sneozed, Surely |'°M!. Their moves are in the na) grand jury convened to aid in turn Your f boards. On three of jit was getting excl ne tea Ey ee ogy ae ne a gn Me us evide - cker opponents played, Game L Long Time | uch as a wo of them are believed to Own ister opanent, ase.) Game Leste Lang Time | "Americans au whole, are tolnave’ appear betore he eran | F : | outions «for chess he june t Term: perts matched — the cleverness | man with a job can't play. It is & A AAP gy gg aoe Rass eretly : with hie. He kept the moves and | annual «tl, extending ov the | 7 saa it —— ® 7 hat rneys for Mayor ( , Judge | the pletures of the f boards in | entire " The men who came|,’ oven we ere carele Frederick Bausman and Wiimon| his mind nd wént resembled » receiving |” ts of fun out of the Kame M8) Pueker, have indicated that thelr} P There are 64 squares in a chess! line at the recent opening of Be bl ine Stil’ testi We are |ceenee tantics will Be at ly a story of des- | board a ou n in itaett | new taurant ournsmeny ¥ ne “re lindependent of the other . . ard, a hard enough thing in itself res a ; oe aise Cat Danks eoelone tiny with your to keep in mind, let alone strew-| Men dropped gm me to ered eee ee a ] ing it With emall, carved figures by | a Hide Defense ue old favorite act- eipineneetnpnipnciaiilaaensmittittuiin a conspiring bench of mon, beut on | Chie’ Bockinghar’s de 1 thelr opponent's destruction | e in the hands of Walter Fulton,} ress. clearance sale of ictures: ‘values | But enough, The battle wa an old-time friend and widel x iJ staged in th Seattio Chess, Check nown crim 1 attorne He was retained until a few 1 started immediately | However, | not defint Wednesday, Thursday, days ago, Friday Wo prepare his de’ er and Whist club's auarpers in the Help You Railway Exchange 1 Goodfellow Starts It ¢ the problem up to $3.50; special while they will ; Kathlyn last, your choice for r$1— Tongman Hugh Goodfellow led " y of living Thursday Mat.— ay poem watehine the —<—— cain 'W. E. Bevons, propriotor of March 7-8-9 John F. Dore and Judge Pelt] =e92 Bane “Tom "wan & wt alti vor FOUR GALA PERFORMANCES | plans for detendir <She tt] ams eree, or whatever the position of “ nal oe gio a BOSTON Joi sits'on' First time under the able Bisho, n ‘oO or leadership of Oliver Moz- osco, producer of “The Bird of Paradise,” and innumerable film suc- cesses. litho prints, et embracing aubjects, als imitations of fa Mouse paint ngs; the values up to $3 omething to this effect.” he ed, all the world like he was wi ing the corpse Godspeed. And battle was off. Hanks ca back strong with a strategic move. Ob the thing NATIONAL | quiy 49 OF 500 OPERA CO. | WORKERS JOIN “Senn scree © | NAVAL RESERVE! Wea Yenatetlo, Villani. ve. AIDA f<° Bakianoff, Mardoncs Thurs. ra, Kittay Mat Serunl, Bosrare! Thurs Martin, Mardonee |/Feterve nuxillary oaths rung ve FAUSTS: rr, Woltie, Pulltt up at the Seattle Construction & ay eee Second Big Mack Sen- nett - Keystone Comedy It ie Tike this gaye he chess in like war. All good generals played ft, Napoleon, for instance | Opposition to taking the naval] Always played # game defore at ri to, Vities {Dry Dock plant among workers | oe r “8 & marve . a8 VITTUCCI Eve snot! Anamian, Peraite || there | was sa e war, The Company of 170 | “About 40 men have taken 664 ; of the ga IMPORTING C0 oath, 1 Lieut. G. EB. Davin rs all u td SEATS NOW SELLING }is in charge, Thursday, “And I brote bis Manufacturers and Whole Pricee—Lower fieer, firet 12 ||Suthorized to odminister it t rT) beter riy ‘ skys rows, $5; next 6 rows, $4; last 9 |/in the Ht, Tent le the oh Coffee Roasters rows, $3. Balcony, first 5 rows, || mur $4; next 10 rows, $3; last 7 rows, |) the union m $2. Gallery, reserved $1.50; un. |/Clared they do not understand the! reserved, $! \proposition and used that as al 209 Occidental Avenue to be Phone Elliott 652 sorts of maneuve all ¢ which was served. It could be do but it . basis fo ‘efu © : took « long time to do After — —— — = ———— —— When 9g rn ears “* * aii the first few moves the number of . ee hen it rstoo avia| ato | BV Satisfied With aaid, “i bel ors will] waibilities for moves run into Tee As tae mao fs eae then | am permitted to sign up. EXTRA SESSION SEEMS LIKELY WASHINGTON, March 1 Nor ris, independent republtican, indi- cated from the floor today Will insist upon “full discussion of all appr and the commantiane eet firstcin This Kidney Medicine 4 real fi lase i y | | About fifteen years ago T began | selling Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root | and t my know ge there fs not a single diseatiafied user. My cus tomers speak very highly regar ing Swamp-Root and 1 am always 04 phe pleased to recommend it when I jee The 4 practical tabourerte know that 1am favoring my pa- wy ; 7 bly im q —etactly like picture am very favorab iin —18 inches high | with the medicine, and I COLISEUM Sth at Pike Friday-The FASHION SHOW —top 11x11 inches valuable in the all —fesuler price Tie ments for “hich it is intended. LONDON, March 1—British Very truly yours, forces are within a mile of J, #. BRODY, Druggist Baupaume. The German re A lst, 1916. Bonner's Ferry, Ida ENDORSED BY WESTFIELO BOARD OF HEALTH thet th treat still is in progress, but "RES | |tra session of conm Ther the last day or fo, the | toe, Mtoe B oe ee lat least 6 approprjaiiep bills =< ing of the advancing Vioghamton, N. ¥ a British troops has been more pronounced. Every sort of ex pedient is being used to delay the forward progress of Field Marshal Haig’s fore [TINA LERNER sgh Seto Te World Famous fle Wie oan Prove What 8wamp-Root Will Do! For You Send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer &| Co,, Dept. BR. Ringhamton, N. Y./ extra asion This may prove to be the great est crixin this country has ever fac N 4 her for a sami It will con The front on whi Britiah | fr & 88 f alec suemmentat ed. It is the duty of congressmen jay t ie Sechulatet 13 miles by |& booklet of valua information, oid petite i sere stan t the kidneys and bind fifty-cent and one-dol # for sale at all drug | announcement of the occupancy of yonitions more than a half mile os northerst of Gommecourt, Thit {| stores approximately the most north ite ter oat PUBLIC BELT LINE | SEATTLE MAN LOST {KILL BILL FOR HIGH <2". suit | yewew, sar —s 6 soo! SOHOOL TRAINING °°: t= ves sivosces, hon For Thin, Nervous Lake Tarineee "Me's association Ne ee ae pis, GORE ame meal Rtmne emacs aecare Comme) MEN AND WOMEN gta i ey S. FOOD PROBE |PORT MEN URGING fkan, are believed to have froz ial Ui; Seovidind’ military cente.lonaaky, the etiah Mepls trom the nothing equals or compares with ores ne Spans to vets Zor tic KILLED BY SENATE) SWITCHING PROBE death in the Yakutat mountains, org Megedige s a ing in high schools, was killed in|!9 00 A deverted village the rich food eo in ; F hatee c a ‘ WASHIN iTON rch 1.—The! THE LOWER house of the Idaho | the state senate K idene eceumulates that the inate , railroad nave — 4 a > yesterday. It we against that dist declari ropriation, passed by | Urging that Seattle port commis- state | has voted in favor ‘ on of Baupaume is unde é egisiature hae voted in favo |indefinitely postponed after the B of Eeupaume 9 under }the public line would draw in house for a nation-wide food in-| sioners co-operate in obtaining an Of compulsory military training. wa Information from the front eee | tries to the Lake Union, Fremont) vestigation by the federal trade | investigation of nation-wide water Senators amended it by substitu today said the Germans had | | co ag : e substitutin t re " Peer a i fae jand Ballard districts is , jon today was stricken/front switching conditions, the [Bu ~All Ae ve pad in place | were in the ity, plainly in order | e sundry civil bill by the} American association of Port Au | y train t n the wena nt their utilization by the ¥¢ makes other foods do good. | ‘COURT KNOCKS DALE |" appropriation committee on /thorities telegraphed to President s observation posts when f economy | Robert Bridges Friday Positively Last —THE— Baupaume fell into their hands “it sharpens the appetite; stim- | R . Pi . 0 i A | “If the interstate commerce com Week | ulates the circulation and helps ussian lanist ‘BUNCH UT OF COURT bing ty Pye my Soak me " Sento’ pang Agen osc lectin 8 would be provid- sday a) ed for an investigation.” BANK OF CALIF NATIONAL 7 semtiede dig JONES BILL GETS AX, overcome catarrhal troubles. If Tachaikowsk | you are rundown, anaemic or @ Pailt A triv us campaign — tric Come OF SAN FRAN pmpted by the campaign comn 7 — Early cISsco JUST AS PREDICTED nervous, the benefits tro. tee of C. Allen Dale, W. M. Cal eowiahins | you will receive from pre houn and Byron Phelps was knock A NATIONAL BANK OLYMPIA, March 1.—As predict} SCOTT'S EMUL- {da ed out by Judge Smith Thursday LAST TIMES “THE Member of Federal Reserve Bank | OY Senator aeneen the house) SION will surprise #1, S00, Tithe caitnaian scekcaiithe heenal TODAY meme killed the Jones bill, providing for MAIL ORDERS N | you, a . ERS NOW |eult against the port commissioners Capital Surplus two pay days a month for railroad $16, 800, 000. 00 workers. Senator Landon de-| Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield, Nj. 16-17 | nounced the measure as one of - ~ those by which Senator Jones paves SEATTLE BRANCH his way with workmen, altho know and TOMORROW |because their advertisements were jtorn off the jitney busses connect “|ing with the port ferry at West Se- Jattle WORLD AND THE (BULLBROS. 99 SOL Keeond Ave. ing his bill would be killed The campaign committee wanted i < he eet Ss i ja injunction to compel their pla WOMAN KE. C WAGNER Shadderdn The measure was branded as io ust Printers ‘class legislation,” because it did] cards to adorn the jitneys, and also ieee MAIN 1043 GEO. T. 8. WHITE Asat, Mar cards urging defeat of the belt line. HE WOULDN'T TALK TO WIFE FOR WEEKS IN Reciting a list of alleged cruel PACIFIC OUTFIT TMG CO “The Iron of 11 years, Mrs. Ethel B, Doyle. A picturization of the Depicting not give other workers the same ivilege, but it had enough of la bor flavor in it so that Jones, oth erwise opposed to progressive legis lation, could go before the voters a “friend” of labor CAR LINE MEASURE MYSTERY SOLVED Eternal Triumpt TRUTH OVER ERROR Beautiful Variety of Smart Trimmed ONE MOMENT] PLEASE! =| MONTE CARTER | wife of Sidney 8, Doyle, a clerk in To the Screen Every Second It Glues Wants 10 Bee OLYMPIA, March 1.—The mys-| ae ite oe Pit le famous novel of the same Your Eyes tery of why the stacked house public Hats (~ aN to ef pr hursday be name by Margaret Deland, Ley | ‘ and a sequel to “The Awakening of Helena @ Richie Mra. Dovle testified that her hus band has ccased to even recogniz hor in their home and that he has For four month ve said te Admission 15 Cents You OAK KECOND at SENECA AT 9 O’CLOCK TONIGHT utilities commi took a notion to report favorably House Bill 267 vuthorizing cities of first class te own and operate street railway Ines extending not more than three miles beyond corporate lim at our Upstairs prices of $3 TO $5 ainess of these values should prove interestir the same author The unus The bill was on the calendar to-| day and Reprecentayive Hasting Was ready with @fendments to protect existing city car lines show In Town IZZY in the ALPS its, Was disclosed toda to every woman who has not ured her Spring Hat fully, “he refused t a word t Ho's Got an Auto to entatives suddeni Visit our Upstairs shop, you'll be convinced illy, “he refused to say a word to — ' | Gye dar bill, if passed as it ae ne Stop Those Losses JOHN HAMRICK would cut in two the Lake Lad S iT H Sh Movi f scenery bety We absolutely Pee ee . : o of sce vetween here , muarantee the SECOND UNIVERSITY Incidentally He Has the Funniest car line In Seattle | 1es ample at op jand Chicago, filmed by Asahel Cur famous 21 Tablets to stop lonses | LE M M E R tis, were the treat offered the from weakness or Upstairs Oak Theatre Bidg. we will re Open Saturday Evenings Second and Seneca St. guests at the regular weekly lunch turn your money. By mail, $1.00 Seattle's Dest eon of the Rotary club Wednesday | per box; 6 for $6.00 Phetoplay House noon in the Washington Annex. | RIGHT DRUG Co, 1111 First Ave, Seattle 15 ieee seats... ‘200 cures Ch i

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