The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 6, 1917, Page 2

STAR—TUESDAY, FEB. 6, 1917, PAGE 2 scat waar Ses Wa wa CITIZENS TELL STAR 8 DIE AS HOPE BAR POLITICS Sia OPINIONS ON JONES HOTEL BURNS AT GILL TRIAL “NO CASH DOWN!” st atte TRO ny eae AE, 6 pice WALKOVER SHOES $1.98 Your States prevented a vote on the} who ted. President "Wilwon | Hx CONTINUED ° } t ma | should be strongly condemned | he Col halla hotel, at Ho 1 , , - ee “MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS!’ Credit armed neutrality il, aliho'& | should be atvongy condemned, when the Covaahalia woe. at Ho FROM PAOE 1 Thousands of pairs of Men's, Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes rd the nate the houne 2 roman, O miles € of Vancouver, b ran Rast Percctione at Semecer — the Ms tion, favored it. They | lard—Holding out on the pre dent The building was an old ramshackle |) - thrown on sale Wednesday at lowest sale prices. Mr. Rogers, of purchase. favite for the senate | this tine was certainly not the {frame structure, There were 30) Wannnannnnnnnnnnn who bought the Great South Bend Emporium Stock, desires homefarnishe ake your ow ited debate—un-| proper thing to do, according to|people in the hotel, and 22 escaped) | cnipition law should be en-|to unload in a hurry—Makes Great Free Offer er ivotvaty Mee on of congress |my way of thinking in thelr night clothes, some belng| phe prom | wry ¢ C elma nator Jones of Wash DANIEL KELLEHER, banker—1/forced to leap from UpperMlory) ni. wan panned Bs ington was one of th jam of the opinion that Senator| windows. The known dead are: lA Ke farmatir of We - Men's Walk-Over Shoes, hase: What do folks think of Jones’ |Jones should never show his head| TOM WILSON, government fruit) iii.” ang of 424 24rd ave, broken lines, worth to $4.00, your additional purc' s added to your account! act? What do th of the 12 ]in this state egain, He is a din: |inspector, of Vancouver Jealled. He lives on a ranch out Walk-Over name stamped o —if you have an account here your additional purchases will senators, who, Pre Wilson [grace to the state of Washingtor BERT READY, a mine de the city now, altho h ’ ef e be added without additional payment made the government appear | just as the other 11 senators dis-| WM. M’KEEVOR, a miner Jonce in the coal busines every pair, go Wednesday at helpless and contempt! erace thelr respective state ROBERT ¢ AMPBELL,, a ininer ‘ How } hav ou know Mr $1.98 Star put the question direct} REV. CARTER HELM JONES— | THOMAS TAYLOR, lomberman Misses’ Shoes and Sandals, folks | here are the}1 am very much disappointed in lof Vancouver ] Eighteen or en k sae ta those wenators In blocking the, TOM KEHOE, lumberman, off x) 7 RA ‘ aie worth to $3.00, 96c , JOHN SCOTT, 8531 Phin lotic course of the president, | {Vancouver leour n 19 " di Ladies’ Walk-Over Shoes, Those 12 senators didn't Jenator Jones ia misrepre Keeble and Palmer were owners D “ po! . broken lines, $1.89 right t according tom gen 1© #tate named after the | of ne he “ “youn isa wos | $5.00 Ladies’ Shoes, cele- President W COUNTY PROSECUTOR AL | t we that. too ne brated Red Cross make, B. W. ROBINSON, Alaska bulld-|FREO LUNDIN—I cannot under COUNCIL cuTs DOWN have little bearing now,” be and 16-inch top, go at $2.48 ing—Sevator Jones took the wrong | stand the action of nator Jone 1 We want to knc hat the Men's Florshiem Shoes, ing out on Preside: a it ators rele’ o thin tarnte & peeage) | course in holding out on President jand th 11 senators. 1 velleve ITY IMPROVEMENTS statue of the r Linn worth to $7.00, go at $3.48 Wilson e action of those 12] that every one should 1 behind Kean said he knew slight PY senators should be condemned |the president at this ¢ and not| but none of “ a well Men's Hea Work Shoes, MRS, FRANK WALSH, 2650 42nd r him as they hi done The city council, during the year|enough to call them ne worth to $5.00, go at $2.48. S. W.-Those 12 senators should| COUNCILMAN HESKETH Ben-| 1944 have given dur president the power |ator Jones ought to be recalled. i he asked at this time and not em barraxs both him and the countr ithorixed only onehalf as| J, 1. Shaw wae next called. Hel much local improvement work as it! {s a farmer from Colby, He teaches teiuseeianneesesttasestaaseeaantitiietaaa: approved in each year from 1912 to eympastics to the farm 3 1 6, according to figures com 4 In advertising Walk-Over Shoes at $1.98, the result has been that the bulk of business dj said, and was interested RICHARD THOMAS, 423 Terry by Councilman W. HL. Moore "| abo’ ivmarine fare | H. M, ROGERS has come to our Shoe Depart. ave. Stand by the : To Reli Cc hal From March 1, 1916, to the pres-| Was Cleveland's Body Gu rd | Proprietor of the Red Front Clothe ment—and Men’s Clothing ha regular price think that whowld be ihe F o Relieve Catarrha ent time it has authorized improve:| Shaw sald he was "| ing Co. Who Brings This Great not sold as it should. But on SCRE every Americss a Deafness and Head ments totaling $1,143,6 In the| President Cleveland during Emporium Stock to Seattle Gin senna teem Match Wednesday it shall be the oth- Noises March 1, 1914, $4,644,260, 1 from| Sha oks like Taft ler way ‘round. As an added inducement to force the sale of THE TRES £ you have Catarrhe t Mareh 1, 1914, to March 1 Lorn ~ 5 get | high- -grade Men's Suits, we will give ‘ head ¢ « work approved by the council {, ¢ foGrain ° I rowaiat a met : ) next called. He ett " ABSOLUTELY FREE WEDNESDAY to| tern xactly like nly made Rhroughout bent seven spindles back shaped seat aul —finist enough for any in the hous reached $4,539,000 Parmint PANTAGES and add to WAS OWN COUNSEL; This Wonderful Offer Men's Suits from the great Emporium stock by wight used, to discus It is trite, but true, that seatus water and 4 ou that sold to $15.00 for $5.75. Over 200 stylish Suits—many in pure wool Bal ter the © OF oft flowers in a newspaper office. |B phuonrat tou the ane ee nia ting a prow.| fabrics, and going at this ridiculously low price—$5.75. And as an add- See , i Rod: WAS FOUND GUILTY isco 2 EE cctete 0 ie SB iene lis © be wat atone he ee find the man who, once upor aah, pelos H Fee ei eeor ess a former govern-| business Saturday night, we make this FREE OFFER: Any $2.50 Hat time, was but an humble repertorial should open. brea he Rc atveh earvise a i n the house—and there are over 500 to select from, in all shapes and cub or connected in some way ¢ K. L. Kates, charged with forgery | ab bas for de | styles—will be given ABSOLUTELY FREE with every Suit sold tomor- the fourth estate 1, | 10 passing a wo ws chock for $13] He Knews Gill row THE MOST UNUSUAL CREDIT OFFER EVER EXTENDED Take, for instance, F > on Pugene Way, proprietor of th D A. Hener, Who | And here is a better item: Men's beautifully tailored Suits, inciud- BY ANY STORE IN AMERICA! Nubling. Nut as unigl H White House pool room, appeared | 4o4 ‘ate. fer jing the celebrated Griffon and Collegian makes, late etyles, in Blue cently an adve sing solicitor with own counsel be This week he is at the Judge Jurey's court Mon¢ Pantages with the operatic com fight, however, was in vain, for the pany of Mme. Hesse-Sprotte, unl +i |worked for the Pi Blacks, Grays and Browns, that sold up to $25.00, go tomorrow for $9.85. y His {Gravel Co,, was then | This Great Emporium Stock contained a number of Men's Full Dress I've known Mayor ( even |and Tuxedo Suits; they are worth conservatively to $40.00—we want to jury returned a verdict of gullty years,” he raid | dispose of them quickly at the low price of $12.85. And with each of the CASH DOWN ON VICTROLAS! tenor of a musical fantas raed | La Wouls you inte above Suits you get, ABSOLUTELY FREE, your selection of any Hat in ’ int est! dys enius w t, and Nub- I Mr. Gill affect your ability t the house “make your own terms!’ no inter ling is & Pantages au ia Methane ie tile Cane ! Men's Overcoats for this cold weather at these same prices—$5.75 sear with op etagin Pace bis Allen and $9.95—if you wish. I—we invite y the Seattle homefurnisher—to select aie TiMen a uaiaenendin of So,” sald ' Please Note—These Free Offers good Wednesday, and continue this ) neck ¢ riding a motorcycle « read?” | week only Jora, a gir a milea-minute pace In a stee cage Billy Small, a t and Friend and De © rivka her any Victrola up to $100—It will be sent to your | Beginning Wednesday, we will sell Men's 50c President Suspenders home without a cash payment! ked to any one Who at 17c; 10¢ Canvas Gloves, knit wrists, at 5c; $1.50 Cluett Shirts at 69¢; r facts,” he Men's Wool Underwear, worth to $2.00, goes at 68c; Men's Flannel Had Postoffice Job | Shirts, worth to $3.50, at $1.38; Men’s $1.50 Union Suits at 68; $2.50 Army and Navy Goods Store 1209 Pivet Ave, Seattle, Wash jolinist ing, Hebrew omedians, who xpectators Ever been employed by the goV-| Silk-and-Wool Underwear at 98c. ICTROLA X—$75— convulaed with laughter, and Ber-| jernment? a Judge Bell | These are just a few items picked at random, from this great nardi, a quickchange artist, are on 1 was assistant pc [Emporium stock. This stock was bought at a mere fraction of its, the bill jonce faid original cost, and these prices give you an idea of how quickly we exp oe On caltent Vik record The Oakland Sisters dance and | He said he came indirectly in] to turn it into ready cash. shelves; 4115-16 inches high, 18% Inche sing and George and May Lefevre with the ¢ ineer's of-| Mr. Rogers, when Interviewed as to the success of the sale, sal wide, 22% inches deep; 12-inch turntable nickel plated exhibition sound box, Victor tapering tone arm and “gooseneck” sound box tube; automatic brake and speed regu: § lator; extra heavy double spring spiral drive motor (can be wound while play all metal parts nickel plated regard to contracts made) “Ves, this is a great stock that | have bought, and it is certainly gre city to see it go so fast. To give you an idea of how | am forcing the ented) of this high-grade standard merchandise, | will quote just a few more prices the “I am setling 15¢ Silver Collars, late styles, at two for 15c. A < large lot of Overalis go at 49c. Men's Pants that sold to $3.00 go at 95. Twenty-five to 90 per cent of Boys’ Suits, worth to $6.00, at $285. Dress Shirts, Men's Hosiery, hetness is with the contra . Work Gloves, Mackinaws, Logger Shoes, Slicker Coats, etc.—in fact, @ city.” Heney explained everything for man’s dress or work wear, included in this sale, and Heney was passed going at the lowest prices ever placed on world’s standard merchandise.” The court adjournec This sale starts Wednesday, at 9 a. m. sha Be sure you come Big Array of Lawyers o the right place. Don't be misied by other sales’ advertising. The An array of legal talent was plt-| Great Emporium stock was bought by us and goes on sale only at ted against the government prose-| outors when the court o Fred erick Bansman, r state su |Preme court judge, and Wilmon are another pair of “Castles | Patria,” with Mra. Vernon Cas-| tle, is the picture feature SEIZE BIG LOAD WHISKEY AT DOCK A consignment ozen Quarts jot rare old Canadian and Scotch whiskies was stiztd at 1 a m.| Tuesaday on the county dock at Des | Moines, by Deputies “Stew” ¢ amp t Matt Starwich and Frar asked re ard free with each Middy paren We we 1 to Inepect and compare our line of U. & goede with othere Sat Infection guaranteed or meney refunded \ ck | hy MO-Cent |King Ce anor are on in the evening, presumably loade Purchave oF Geer datend * 1508- 1510 First Ave. rincee *. fo at somo British Columbia port STD Wa prosecut Sy eee ills t ts thought the wor was tn-| - -_ ng attorr Becking tended for a Seattle | ham, while former or Cour | Judge William R. Bell is de 5 The Largest Credit Apparel Institution in the Hodge. Attorney George 7 t Northwest. \RUTH LINDSEY WINS brother of en ALVORD’S BOOKLET | | STOPS CHEAP USE “PSYCHIC POWER” |"" 9 WaTiOMAL FLAG. BIG SPELLING BEE, Archway Book Store, 724 Pike St. Beymer's Bock Store, 1330 First Ave. | | OLYMPIA, March 6.—Defeatine Gherey’s Book More, 701 Third Ave. | No more other contestants, Miss Ruth : Farther inquiry sddrece | Stars and Strir Lindsey, 12, danghter of C. M 7 BM. ALVORD, 306 5. ¥. Bik, Seattle! This was the action taken by the) lindsey. 6 and Poolm fon of Dude Are kad hak tatever Tilady's app apparel 1is Store is Closing Out Sale Prices Slashed Again will defend will dete tives wirement, | Reames Leads Prosecution equipped to provide i Reames ead ashing in” on the é — council Monday evening, w coca yeessom h Z MOTHER GRAY’S i nances passed limiting the) "as A% ay . oe the attorne , the A — SWEET POWDERS #6 of the flag in p | mers of Watt esses pipes . ; ution, Was formal! tered " ere who have called on « before and « Judge Netere « He FOR CHILDREN, cians and audience stand while _ Second 5 nt to Miss Mary were unable to be waited upon, or will be aided by Unite At Ore Coenen aa Star-Spancied Banner’ is being|C@t*on, 13, of Mabton, representing ted, to com. |Aitorney Clay Allen and th f =, Testh- "| Yakima county obtain what was wanted, to com rne: ny Allen and the corps of —-— Dentrey Paved. t asaiet pare our former prices with those prevailing now, Investigation wil! reveal another big reduction. Special agents for the department jot justice spent Monday with Logan |Billingsley, golng over statement Lun Thay Beek wp Certs The Use of the flag simply as a , D> CiMn in se burn At al 4 means of gaining applause also « YOUNGSTER FINDS 15 conte. Somole mating prohibited. Failure to comply with| | | fake | fle Rey. %. ¥. this ordinance will be t by a fine} :| COU TERFE LATE ss the is supposed to bave made befor ‘any subeteotas of $50, and non-observance of the N IT P Remember, this) 1s. no the oral grand Jury, § . |national anthem regulation will money-raising salo, or a sale of ly will repeat ot . a fine of $10 ly engraved ndostrable. sora “aneda,. 6 tand Come in and Inspect the Ad- n passing th it $20 bills on ankrupt stock, but a genuin Billinasteys PI : ‘ : nnine | lilingsleys Plead Gui! vance Shipment of Attractive council follows sinilar cou Canada, was Retiring-From-Business Sale of ian , ; ounci! fol I 9 ess Sale 0 Fred Billingsle ond by New Yor Cleveland iT ! successful business house " noon change ea « N , » was found on of the Lighting Fix ndictment charging t € wake ashington ae In ‘ned Over to the United States se bed Northwestern and the others. log A lecture, illustrated with moving | bia and Al a a anditer ch ike Geek thee Pvt urges haath on se pela Mba Mets . . ny pictures and slides, will be given at | past ten years. jand manager of the J » Moore Jerseys, handsome vy rs and styl- swan it eames to good, ithe Swedish ‘tabernacle, under ‘°* BANK GIVEN BIG OUT-OF-TOWN Hunt company, had not ple sh pl ‘ \s 2 sery auspices of the Swedish club, Wed-| | TOMERS the Tere 0 teeecey a $90 5 ] jce at a reasonable pric nesday evening, by Dr. Erie Mjo-| TIDE LAND TRACT hundreds have ; Price $29.50 and Upwards these dentists can offer berg. ices advantage of this Sale you something entire! Beam WASHINGTON, March 6.—A 4 one © in receipt THE NEW DRESSES mew in methods and re le tide lan een the insols from them exr ng Designe treet wear sults. Let them tell you Merchants’ National Bank of their entire satisfac. n all the pre ndes of Taffetas and tle and Charles H. Baker, it |mer r “For Your Protection On every can of Rogers’ Baking Pow- der, the label plainly all about your teeth, what to do and what not to do; 9) get an estimate of your fj) dental needs and have ff) them quote you terms. [| You will be treated cour teously, and should you | have dental work done 9) by them, you will cer- 9) tainly receive value in full. Not only that, but you will surely feel sat- isfied as to its lasting @) results. These dentists 9} have been in practice for §j| many years, and their | | tion With the goods, A few of the inviting prices are . iver, was decided today by jthe supreme court in favor of the | bank Crepes de Chine. The selection afford a wide range of prices Shades, values u $1.50, ‘ie ‘QUICK RELIEF FROM Ornamental Ceiling Collar with | Three $55.00 10-light Candi CONSTIPATION large 9-inoh 55 Fixtures, with slik shad | “ah Lights, complete 65 nice. tee $30.00 Get Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets . We Invite You to Open a Charge Account at This Store A small payment covers your entire new Spring outfit. The balance can be arranged in payments by the week month ¢ uit with shade $2.50 Gas Shades 18.5 $18.50 beautiful Wicker Hall $1.50 G Shades La lag $7. 75 $35.00 Side Lights $65.00 Inverted Drawing-Room | Two $20.00 Brasco Lights Fixture . at $21 75 Faries Adjustable $21.00 4-light, with ya | Brackets of every kind at 50c |#\ relieve cut shades ... 9. 25 | on the dollar, eh ; Hundreds of homes have been made brighter and more in Papa a sotto viting by supplanting their off fixtures with new, uptodate Chan- |f{Sit) Bout, lumbago, bruises, deliers during this sale, and you shouN not miss this opportunity J} Strains, sprains and muscle to brighten yours. ur Show Windows for prices on Shades | stiffness, have a bottle handy and Side Lights. | i Quickly penetrates and soothes OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS DURING SALE |cleaner than mussy plasters or oint RED F or Stiff Neck Apply Sloan's Liniment with- jout rubbing to t Jers and the pain will soon be| tells you: That is the joyful cry of thousands since Dr. Edwards produced Olive substitute for calomel ards, a practicing physician for 17 years and calomel’s old-time enemy, discovered the Olive Tablet formula while treating patients for | sh constipation and torpid livers. Edwards’ Olive Tablets do not pontdin calomel, but a healing, sooth- ing vegetable laxative. | No griping is the “keynote” of these little sugar-coated, olive-colored | tablets, They cause the bowels and liver to act normally Th force them to ur If you have a ‘ Does Not Contain Alum sore lead It is your assurance of the wholesomeness of this Pure Food leavener, advice will be valuable to you. See them before going elsewhere. iches, neural Economical, too—25c¢ a All work guaranteed 15 years. Extracting and Clean pound, at your grocer’s never | atural action, dark brown mouth” At all druggists’, 25c, 50e and $1 Endorsed by the Westfield THE ROGERS CO. Seattle ing Free Board of Health fred fee finigs , eaten ory UNION DENTISTS Hovadoactv cine Electric Fixture Co. | Olive Tablets at be Thousands take one or two every night just to ktep right. Try them 0c and 25c per box. All druggists. 305, PIKE ST. Over Owl Drug Store 1517 SECOND AVENUE Largest, Oldest, Most Reliable Chandelier House in the Northwest rhe One Store Where Credit Is Really an Accommodation, coma METS RO Dh Ma TR UNCOS UAE ER