The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 13, 1917, Page 5

| Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co., Inc. 416-424 PIKE STREET WE" LL TRUST you Beem ent END THE WAR BY FIRST OF JULY BY ROBERT J Neo found amy where, BENDER gust youn worn THAT YOULL ay WASHINGTON, March 13 A general peace move will be launched within three or four according to the view officials today opinion of military government authorities and representatives of foreign powers, there are many ele ments at work tending to bring the great world war to Its clom months, of diplomats and In the men March Sale Sed Brass Beds |): 1 r eve an over CLOSING out all odd sample patterns it ts be at Pre without vic sfully for will ave argued suc terminating the struggle. There are reasons te lle that Germany will exercts ever pre caution against einking an arined American with first coms ng wi stipula tion of | r tional law demanded by this government By July itt hat success will hay or fat been detern MY TIRED FEET ned the applica enables t pany to anne hwest Rose ‘ Popular Priced Let Your Sore, Swol! en, Ach-| ing Feet Spread Out in Rose Bush Sale a Bath of “Tiz.” Jas. A. Edmunds, now managing owner of the Northwest Just take your shoes off and thea Rose Company, KNOWS ROSES and KNOWS how to SELL ffi pul those woary, showcrinkled. el nose. tortured feet of yours in a “Tix” in different capacities, h 25 Alder St, Portland, Ore and 1621 and 1812 Westlake A to hold the ord of selling more own root, In the last year, sold YOU Roses from Tacoma; 522 Pike St., Wash., and is said toes will wriggle wit Seattle, jhomish county | testimony deac | Bvere sident Wil-|' of Brass Beds—an opportunity to Jt ¥!!! rest in soot land possibly save from 20 to 33 1-3 per cent. All belteve that empty stomachs at | pb n and financial exhauatior |ted ACHED FOR ‘TIZ’: STAR- MOVE NOW ONTO WITNESS ADMITS HE IS P The trial of Th # Tracy, charged with the killing of for mer Deputy Sheridd In the Industrial Work No. Tues. Jeffesson Beard, ers’ encounter at Everett, vember 5, was resumed day, with W. R. Booth Snohomish county treasurer on former the stand, undergoing a severe cross-examination at the hands of Defense Attorney Vander veer. WwW. KR. tate Boo operat an Everett real and former Sne treasurer, thru hia ribed the mercantile district of his home city, which was shut off to street speaking The defense attorney objected to the testimony, on the it did not pertain to the ordinance Attorney y argued that he wished to show by the ness that disturbances ¢ previous to the our © council passed the street speak x ordinance. Was In Beverly Park The court overruled the objec ooth's general tex tained to the conduct W, in Everett on the timony per of the I. W days leading lup tot eral shooting on No vember 5 | He occupied the witness stand the entire afternoon and was the t of a se cross-examina during which time be adm that was in ar affair, in which 41 membe vl of the L. W. W. were severely beat en up by citizen d Vanderveer asked the names of the men who were present that night Booth named several of the mo prominent citi tens of Pve ta not participate 4 Hid not believe 1 he pution him to give n the “beating 1 tha recall sort of st Admits Prejudice Hooth testified that he waa preju diced against the Industrial Work ere Have you ever been a member of a un Attorney Vanderveer {aquired You, I belonged to the minera’ union In 1878 whic h was the first union ever established on Puget ad 1 nee 4 the following! ver belonged to a fleld grown Rose Bushes than any other individual salesman on ff} t| 7 tempted to show the Coast. } leac | thr teatimony that the Everett This year's sale will be held in the New Beonomy Market, ot| mayor had called a spec jal meeting the Bartell Drug Store corner, southwest corner First Ave and will dance with also you will] some time early 8 Pike St. Just ask to be directed to the Roseteria, which is near gone n corns, cal-/the year for the f the sugar stall and the Ladies’ Rest Roon |! : arr ® at an of ¢ Out of town people can get their Roses the “Northwest | like “Tis.” It's} the I. 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