The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 1, 1917, Page 5

Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co., Inc. 416-424 PIKE STREET WE’LL TRUST YOU OUR create ayatem been established for your con¥ \ Aasiat you ome along | Our prices are } anywhere, Noe race, Bo Intere | STAR ‘With One Divorce for Every Three Marriages -THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1917 PAGE DALE CROWD IS CHALLENGED 10 PUBLIC DEBATE ENTIBEM I ' ID AD ' JUST YOUR WORD THAT vot 6 57,00 Werte A dk n the counctlmante The Ww +4 ‘ t n Br Lane nd 1.00 W He t « one de yo Dale Ineo Werth é 790.00 Werth Phe nd oun on the other q 300.00 Worth of | pr mod stunta night in ‘3 | ua ]the following letter rent to the Dale | ‘ ‘ committee by Otto A, Case, an sec e “Moody ve. Moody ]ington, it was pointed ou retary of the Relt Line league | Ready, your honor There are two clauses in our iene. Dale Calhoun and . | “What'amatter?” divorce laws,” said Judge Smith, | py 5 <a ‘ .. Pd. Phelps Campaign Committee: A : “Incompatability that are absurd, ‘The plaintif| vcoting will be held in the Tivol a “Granted.Callnextease wife can always charge personal 4 ' eo theatre, First ave. and Madison st 4 The above dialogue takes place |Indignities, rendering her life bur-| oy saturday, at 8:16 p. m., for the| <7 | every week on default divorce dayjdensome, And if thin falls, there! discussion of the issues of the coun tae Oe a Jin the King cot superior court, |i the omnibus clause that tS | ciganio anipale ° | ~ RS 9 . Jit i absolutely all that 1s 1 janything, which is to this effect: |" ws have been directed to extend 9 e r : to make two where one u ,|'Or, a divorce may be granted forlan invitation to your candidates to n sfitoa, excep at a dear friend, or any other cause the trial Judge/he present at this meeting and di " sh mother, or someone must seen fit cuss these fesues jointly with ae ent to raise the right hand and Make Divorces Harder |Mossra, Hesketh, Hickson and ” swear, by Hannah, that the divorce Wipe out these two clau ee fr | Lane, who favor the public belt line getter is telling the truth the statutes and make divorced) “you have chosen to make the Pay Lawyer and You're Free [Couples wait (wo years before mar-|hond fexues the only ones in. the This ‘ ) The formal of tipping the | Frying again, and young people won't campaign, and while we do not by « lawyer his $75 fee follows, and the|b® #9 prone to leap off into the/any means consider these the onl 2 Dresser. top 20x38, Hew Mt x victim of a bum wedding steps out| Most sacred contract of all time |issues, we will moct your candidates 4 1 uM venta! ’ a into the wo nhampered by aj@fler & one or two-day acquaint-|on their own ground, Being #0 cor a, wv . disagresabie and can begin |Anceship with a member of the op: |fident of the correctness of their po AR Pt s st 1A ALE PRICE $ jto look for another \! > aex sition, your candidates will ne , ruly, the law of Washington| The suggestion offered by doubt be glad to avail themselves of y « that one must walt six months blew has been indorsed b ver 1 pportunit | . But only the most Remeoed and the recommendations are DOW /acceptance of this invitation to Vv ane, ric son, esKe ” can acquire a good wife nk Con, dared at Olympia [Joint discussion of the Issues of tht SHANGHAI i than tha oe and the Bonds? : Divorce Too Easy | . : thing Is that divorces are too eas i Was Goat Twice; ia in pal et’s try a meal at the to get in Washingt ding to “ py .p ! yd you about sir, Lane . Shanghai today. They. al Superior Judge Smith of | Kink F HIM ay Off,” He Pleads one thought that I wish| Maybe she killed : j a a county, who has done 1 h toward | ae ¢ < tan | £ ; » ; aan serve delicious lresating “oe mate rof ofeas enham of the Univer-| to expre r of the 1915 legislature |} him, and maybe she : wunch and Dinner for legislature f ai ty of V ngton English depart and neither r Lane’s opponents will ae : less Money. Excellent vorce laws and period of Cincinnati “Man Discovers}: ment, Was discussing the origin of , oe : didn’t. But, never- j service and foods. Most | probation md mar! Drug That Loosens Corns | words with bh . freshmen class|dare to « plendid record in that ; ] exquisite Chinese and mare ear , so They Lift Out Wedieosay he asked for ex-11915 legis! | theless > t's a frigt Smith sale nples of sian, American Eating Palace aah ae cod dive 0 ih eines . ‘ome of the examples given were! Mr : ty council for ial P : on the Coast. The finest ords of & pe e lesennee “igo ene. a tre} ‘wop,” "I gotcha,” “he's « shark’'| ia he (fl 7 ie a Sea? my yus call for fr one © GrUK | and he's a peach. i « a vark at the Burtc n E St ogy, * : Chop Suey and Noodles " Which is sald to shrivel a corn, root)” Yimmy Grant wa , twice| Moot they are barking about 0 1. OfeVEMW " 10 1,500 Divor in The y « I, without any 7 eee av pay ts i aes ag id aiten Yee te ovnea unseen Mae Se od promptly, The third! nor dar e the facts are that Mr.|[] son’s novel : Half Block South from 4,500 ed in}upon a ter | feo — Erick el. watched and |f} ; Smith Building King ¢ orces| the sore wente I ‘ twice al-| Sard Erickson has kept} J; ing the sa ver pboress ° tir core oad the pira or ty car line and <: ey the wis I eis brig light depart F ¥ equalized the cost of|f} e ] F. I. Haynes means watch r ° e young |at sma nh quarter ounce bo’ electric light iced the to the traction company’s|f| a maker Jeweler, located Liberty | /DYKEMAN TO PICK and th t H, people | Ue in a nt to tak t :, BRITISH KEEP UP customer : by the rates of our city light and the|f} : Pheatre Bldg., First Ave shouts mcermed so much, | ever ard or soft n from one * 5 ? Pa |i MOTHER FOR BABY 22.002 ns SPECS S28)” URSUIT OF TURKS ts! sopatyy bad to mect the city reduction. To is J ave to bear all the shame and| dries at once, and does not inflame credit Mr. Erickson, lies must be told. ‘Ihe Seattle Time pie ALTS FINE FOR TACOMA, March irtscet: Sorbo or even irritate th * basi 4. editorial usual, make idle assertions, without ee Unless = in Of the King enanty superié bildren it tor or 8 ! ° poms nd no one is expected to believe the Times. Unless ACHING KIDNEYS custody of Helen Louise Fletcher, 7 a Bian . sa worthle who has been the object of much “a ~ nt te aid, Six] court buffeting during the last few parents eight mine| HESKETH AND THE BONDS We Eat Too Much Meat, Which months a panied | throwers a ons, in addt-| ; j ) Clogs Kidneys, Then Back Hurts | ‘rs. Elizabeth Darst. mother, is ; "| People Notice It. Drive Them|tion to « larse river veasel, wore| Hesk ha en a tent worke id helper ou e é and Bladder Bothers You. aking a fight for the girl against Divorces: Mate. Grisinaie Off with Dr. Edwards’ jeaptured in Tuesday's fighting with r. Er m, and when Mr. Lane is elected Mr. Hes Most folks forget that the kid yet tearoom Since ave iding Olive Tablets |keth will have sup pe rt for the things he works for and be e oe tke the bowels, get cluasish an axe Chapman refused to hear! judge | e asked every prisoner! @ imply face will not em! - NO DISCRIMINATION jlieves in, which are the things Seattle must have if it is going and clogged and needa flushing oc-|‘ho Cafe when & large number of/ wha hax come before me for #60-| you much longer if you get 2 f ; » be a great city. Hesketh believes that while the politicians| gasicnelly, else we have beckache nen began instructing him how |tence ut his home life. More! of Dr, Edwards’ Olive Tablets, 1 CA are t hk ing some one must do what the people want done und dull’ misery in the kidney |*° **ttle the case than half of them said their parents | 5 uid begin to clear after y ‘ke Lericket oEtke a ae cluwee EK region, severe headaches, rheu- had been divorced.” Hecate anager ae yee ee " ] id om, has protected with all his power the in- a 4 | ® v ake tablets a few mghts. matic twinges, torpid liver, acid| It 1s practically imposstble to} Cleanse the blood, the bowels and| OLYMPIA, March 1—The pubdlic| terests of the workers, the small home owners and the users : > stomach, sleeplessness and “ee ares TO TALK ny a couple a divorce in Wash-! the liver with Dr. Edwards’ ervice commission hearing yester-|of electri it. He, like Erickson and the other progres-| is one of those stor= a sorts of bladder disorders _ = Tablets, the essful sul ought out no discrimination " beli shat ¢h » should . ke hat if}: . | You simply must keep your Kid. ree ablets, th cessf b ee ee ition! sives, be » that this city should own a city market so that!/] jeg that makes ment you feel an ache or pain in| ‘ be » called to decide t ' , pete ae doe é ex pl emi 1 has been a good coun-j[f} J , the kidney region, get about four| In order that a closer feeling may|Westion. The proposition has bee ¢ Tablets w at cor fins to he | announ of | CX} ae Hes ke e ‘ . go 1 coun want to turn the ounces of Jad Salts from any good | be obt between frat rity f on several times in the past a gee aac ber sie face fin ~ vat aa : ad ae sak ga yclasen htc . i i drag store here, take a tablespoon-|men and ndey nts at the| bot has always carry. The stoy bref ws! rg bag 6 a" oo eats electric lights os fal in a glass of water before University of Washingtor union of the t ne will make 1S COntent-<0 leave the quest ? H $ < y F breakfast for a few days and your |m as beon starte a city of over 8 600 residents j t stands,” said Blaine WHY THE BONDS just a little brighter kidneys will then act fine. This|pus ¥. MC. A It i f famous salts {s made from the acid | talks by tr bants ‘an and musr ut n being is a story t Ct at eon ie” cm Srteninsa was a Sie veseat ZUMMERMAN MAKES WICKERSHAM MAY 3. 0. sic cunnenesn e aie ee Wty Cathouse y tha bined with iithia, and is harmless | puiidings nity ho |Ryren Phelps. and their bad faith is easily detected. ‘They lie|f| recalls the mysteries! ulate them to normal activity. It) council, will speak at the Phi Gan and they know they lie when they tell us that the $450,0 of Conan Doy le’s also neutralizes the acids in the) poi, epee yb py wis Port Belt Line Bonds or the Public Market Bonds will ir ’ " the! ma Delta fraternity house, Thurs JUNEAU, Alaska, M , : srine so It ne longer irritates, thus | aay night, at 7 0' Nes am Zimmerman de-| tei ee SEAU, Alaska, March 1-7At-lcrease our taxes, because these bonds, like our light, water| work. Jad Salts is harmless; inexpen rot hag yd pee Fe tient ares Seg t wel opinion with the Alaska canvassing | ® nd street railw bonds will Ped paid and retired i ice earn- sive; makes a delightful efter enth ave I nts, and Olive Tablets are the rd which, if followed, will make|ings from thes titutions, ‘The tutions will be earr 1 ce gee eb drink w NAVY YARD TOWNS 1 t . ns reese af ~ nsely effectiv i 1 A. Sulzer, democrat, the|ing | money the people w the representatives ¢ EeSeeeSSS== everybody should take now an gh ‘ a ake one or : rrossional r| i i nie ase then to keep their kidne clean, pean ec re pow week. See hov sine Ge jpn pora are driven from € ty counci ee . thus avolding serious complica TO VOTE ON UNION eons hee. sDare eal talent | gad Jook, 10c and F It ts baffling. tions. s 7 ern a A ted | ¢ ertisement « eta grocers at A well-known local druggist says BREMERTON ar De v ee the they inc ed $3,852,000,.00 of light fe ane, he sells lots of Jad Salts to folks|nite plans tow ‘ of eC ALLEN’S FOOT-EASE DOES IT. 30, C00 U. S. TROOPS || ds, $4.511,481,60 of water bonds, $6,300,000.00 of Port It is weird, who believe in overcoming kidney | Charlest Bremerton Ma ented t e * 4 e idea’; e . « trouble while it is only trouble. pers cae sole fe deat ' : UNDER QUARANTINE : ., nds, $425,000.00 of Street Railway bonds—a total of $15,- It is mechanically ponder Alo lg 481.60, ch are in no way a tax upon the people, but! naan . 1, PASO, March 1.—Thirty thon lex the contrary, are our city’s greatest assets and will be paid correct. and ar and National Guard| {rom the earnings of the institutions if honest men like Lane, | ea Paso have! Egickson and Hesketh are elected | 1 their camps be j of pneumonia The Port Belt Line 1 reduce switching charges and FACTS FOR VOTERS tine will inst two] give a uniform rate. This will guard the interests of theif And the beaiiaiay 11 not affect th ve.| Port Seattle st igement and discrimination by co: . ; t organizations o tl ntinental rail line The Belt Line will not|f} * it all is the fact | n t one five-cent piece in taxes, but/f} that 1t The Water Plant has never cost you a cent. salt aaa ittle’s enemies, and be, worth mil-| The Light Plant has never cost you a cent. canes te Honsi't tate Washington in’ saving on The Belt Line will never cost you a cent. It will THEA TRES transportatio ges. Private dock owners and warehouse! Costs Pay its own way. owners do not want the people's institutions pete with OAK their Nothin THE BELT LINE A MONEY MAKER [ ari, int headliners of the new ] : | Hippe e Road Show, w hien| THE CITY MARKET Every publicly owned Belt ine on the Ame t T y at the Palace Hip, E t ; ak fe uistcad 1 : We AL of the South, with Fay Carran ket will be a place where tl rge population rates pre y charged | pora prima denaa, In & program of of wage earners may go and buy from the producers direct to those where publicly owned and mat Belt Lines arc $ Mother</Made, Quick $list" tocether with the Greve an[or butcher to buy berty to buy from sk Star operated * Acting Cough Syrup drews company, in a comedy ana) the sh, Every modern city ind owns a city market i ’ P . 7 ” t f t 1 + 1 xces I ' Miles of Trackage Charge perCar Net Profit é mag called “The Den of Mys-|1t will ser he uble purpose of restraining excessive mat 7 Montreal 51 $2.50 $60,000 pf aa upkd aka: SMdina® Beate: ket t we ae he le : phh r for he a meh. i ] New Orleans 60.5 2.00 77,656 jlttie singing domadlanne: (tet now starving the people he city market will pay jf} 4 San Francisco 25.85 2.50 76,480 Park and Francis, in a talking akit,| for itself, and save the peoy thous S every year Phe if} —————— Seatel : 113 The Inventor Hawley and Bel market we now have on Pike reet pays expenses and fj ca tle( pri posed )13 3.00 35,000 to 75,000 laire, in a singing and talking num money for the city, besides saving thousanc f dollars fi already built) 10 ay we , Ellis and Elisworth, who aia z arie entertaine ume | The Seattle publicly owned Belt I b in addition thera*will be photo | It Begins ge, should make net earn f at t half that plays THIS PROVES THEM FALSE Ae a ee ee ; ; onor vO but he has worked for the private corporations every day that e ar e@ the ght Pla v ate 8 ’ which are pa ng for J 1 . ames ae es. ee caeich Mah ands wader af the. antaa clin { ; ies ~~~ he has drawn pay from the people as a city councilman — be eatin ro atl Hay fO¥ tise nee wanitke fe bet emedy tha The following ban have in ¥ the wa Heh eer ee ee ew aaitahing tales oo it ude for $ dorsed the bank guaranty law. a¢ Dale now tells the people he wants economy, and that ym tat an f the in-las to give depositors absolute pro-) he j ‘inst the Port Belt line bonds and the city market , extracted from th merchant. f 4 : I ‘es /teetion again rte bh Yet it was he who proposed the $450,000 bond issue rvice is paid BY THI CONSUMER (tax ng lT Hee : tata hess for the arterial highways and it was he, this same Dale, wl 1 the price hoe hardware werie r and 1 candanivian-American ban wanted to pay $1,600,000 of the people’s money for the Seattle High switching for the manufactur ast ee Amorican Savings Hank & Trust| Renton & Southern railway when R. H. Thomson, J. D. Ros ean LOWER WAGES to his employ« eH Gon) s asviniacw Reuse: Go and A. L. Valentine made an appraisal of $386,053.69 as the are vion Savings 4 « 4 5 As % Vote for a money-maker—the Belt Line. “It won't | Northwest Trust & Savings bank, | Value of this property on June 27, 1911, Of course, Dale only ” ip, bro} ple's Savings ban wants to give one million, two hundred and fourteen thou cost you a cent. ou neratea| Valversity State ban ind of the people’s money away on this one deal, and I ‘ Saturday night, Mare eh é ee ern NORD at Oe mpour enuine % A dial Rue a fy ban, Wonder if this is why Mr. RK. H. "Thomson thinks Dale such} mit ho obama , mous. the world f Toverett 1 good business man. It is evident to my mind that Dale,| on oe BELT LINE LEAGUE ish ae a pokine & Eastern Trust Co./Calhoun and Phelps are out to deceive the people, and they} t ei hate a par ee Ride Elliott 204 Hew abet pokane hould be defeated, and Mr. Thomson should be retired at| tase of low. vitality Ol Hoge Bldg 10 ! int Yakima Trust Co., North Yakima " >, ame : with al ; cept) hank of Pasco, Pasco, the expiration of his term. These men are not in sympathy] } Tweltth veer Commie abaGlute sativtacttor hones ve-} Farmers’ bank, Ellensburg with the peuple | & sion tree | De. Macy, ! fuydeds the Pues" cay s'U! Waynes] Linoola ‘Trust Co, Spokane: EDWIN J. BROWN. pap mii ~ rent tee ee 2 osteo oe erence