The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 11, 1917, Page 2

FIPTY-TAREE YEARS’ SERVICE TO THE HOMEFURNISHER ! NO CASH DOWN" ADD TO YOUR| ACCOUNT »—. a Thai, ureday, Friday and Saturday voy bg $255 size, 4 attachment special ated Method = gas ing of gas. ———--——- to your home, tree. Aboard ing , docked at men 36, sailor, were at the containing too Established 27 LOAN No Bonus 4c Pt. Save cost of Sootheoping | a EMPRESS New setae 20 to 49 per cent om your gas bills and ‘will pay for itself in a short time in the sav. range delivered ‘and connected to “Pinched; Had Booze | that booze was being into Seattle off the Eli| D. Sullivan phoned to | yw. headquarters late last night fireman on, 36, sailor, and Gus Lind arrested on the of dry law violation city taken as evidence, MONEY 10 No Commission Washington Savings and Loan Association 810 Second Avenue Assets $6,300,000 ee oe Chard: No ‘ Interest you have your additional chases will be added with out initial payment ‘Victrola X ss el 4? CLK ihe, speed re« heavy double spring, apiral drive mo be wound wi | boat is One of the citizens to offer their automobiles for use of seven infantry officers on duty in Seattle is H. L, Karrick, Seattle capitalist He agreed to drive it himeelf, an hour of the day or night Engineers who want to try out for commissions in the officers’ re serve corpa of | engineer should send their applications, ac companted by at least three letters of recommendation, to Lieut, Col 1, BL Cavanaugh, postoffice box 1809 Ballard boosters will help organ central committee to help all forma of patriotic and home service activity during the war, They'll hold a big meetin nh the old city hall Monday night ghts of Columbus who go te In case of war, the United States may adopt a new form of lifeboat, a model of which Is id to be unsinkable and practically indestructible The boat is an Amer ican invention, p it afloat war will not have t paying {nsurance dues, It was de the Seattle council last carry the payments for ontist Renjamin J. W S. radio tn apector, and Heutenant in the nava coast defense reserves, will be one of the bustest men in tile for the next few weeks. He has orders begin antl all amateur oss stations in this naval dis din v9 Jack Donovan, son of J Dono van, vice president of the Bloedel Denovan Milla Company, bas gone to Worcester, Maas, to etudy for naval reserve officers’ examina tions, 1 Rothel!, Wash. of 600 people. And 26 of the young lmen of Bothell have enlisted for war service, If the whole state was correspondingly patriotic. there would be 60,000 Washingtonians tn |the army and navy ommpein A econemical, practical and yr panera on-set | serviceab‘e: special for Thursday, Friday and Saturday — $29.50 reguiar price $37.50 4 range NO CASH) Si— | NO DOWN | A WEEK | INTEREST! enameled steel burners which can be as easily cleaned as a china dish; always sanitary; has almost double the cooking surtace of any { set up other range; has a warming } gas plate on which you can keep your meals warm; just the same as on a coal range Boat | CORROBORATES THE SKAROFF STORY The examin: witness, Chester Michlen, an 1 who attempted to speak tnediately after the Verona shoot ing, November 5, at Everett, took up thé greater part of the forenoon ession Wednesday tn Judge Ron ion of the defense Ww im Pier 7, Pa Three men, Fred | They |#!4's court in the trial of Thomas jail. Suit-| Tracy, one of the 74 charged with much booze” | ™urder. =| Michiin testified as to the con }dition of Skaroffs hands and faca when he was brought into the jail |after the alleged mistreatment at |the hands of the mayor and night official in the jail GRAND JURY IN NAVY | TOWN ON JOB NOW BREME! RTON, April 11,—The} grand jury began its session yes-| Years #9 terday, after a long and complete On HOMES or for |charge from Judge Walter M.| HOME BUILDING French. A special prosecutor bas Purposes | been secured to handle the case. A Bremerton contractor, L. L. Lent,| was appointed foreman of the jury,| and the jury then retired to begin its investigations of the municipal affairs of this town, which were thrown fn a furor by the discovery of a dictaphone in the offices of | City Attorney Marion Garland. if George Washington Dewey Joins Navy o ° Lots of prominent men are enlist ing. At the navy recruiting sta tion this week, Kit Carson Berry and George Washington Dewey de cided to trade life on a Wenatchee apple ranch for life on the rolling main Samuel Columbus Frailey, who also was a Big Bend horticulturist donned his middy blouse, and a |few minutes later George Franklin rLace uxr, | Stanford of Cashmere elected to “see, save and serve. Te Qt. vice last Wil Uncle after the war? getting married until This propositon is bothering lots of prospective June newly-weds, Har old Haskins of Tacoma and Miss |Roderta Ferguson hurried up their plans Tuesday night and rushed ithru an evening ceremony at the | home of Rey. Dr. W. A. Major | liller Freeman, commander of the Washington naval militiamen © were mobilized for federal ser ading re has te ” week, t erulting in th sued estat ement urging & | prospec i ts to enlist in the re naval service at the local can Bank building for the Second regt- ment of infantry, now tn federal service, has been ordered stopped by the war department. Candidates » still enlist {n the militia © illery, cavalry or signal co Recruiting tia infantr sued to Orders stop mil recruiting have HURRY “”" to Mothers and Children LAST TIMES TODAY AND TONIGHT Marguerite CLARK SNOW YN YB Tomorrow, Friday and Saturday PAULINE FREDERICK IN THE SHE on Ashes of Embers THE PLAY you CAN'T FORGET REX JOUN SECOND 18c TAMMICK UNIVERSITY Children oe be Loge Seats 260 worry about ' has a population Sam stop people from | WHITE STAR--WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 1917. ° " Invents Life Boat That's Unsinkable ° ° most direct possible route when the food comes P stained in the getting ' band t he teet into contact with the teeth 4 Adam Moore er lover, sees] e ’ RACE SUICIDE Is this. He follows her. He fights] Many diseases, such as rheumatism, bad di- TE DEADLIEST SIN, | ove mosis Uomo tet] EP Spinal trouble, are now known absolutely a and Wrath,” | yf spinal trouble, are now kno abso if) ' SAYS ONE WRITER | Vemuane a Gudea “ae 1 ome from faulty teeth and all unpleasant symp- nny Geadiier than any of the others | toms have disappeared in many cases when the THe DEADLIEST SIN Ay the SeCicre Pubtiuing Os. teeth have been put into proper condition. | “Llteral the deadit tain t rat picture, “Envy,” will We all want to succeed—that goes without our Amis nung people nist thr eelae ai tha Tmerts | saying. Therefore, we m be just : ‘ of fit pt ndition to ac re, in Seattle. Announce 1 as we possibl n. From the large volume of business that cept porenthood Just how ment will be made r where the ‘ 4 much #6 fo conditions and ther pletures 1 shown in the | ears of experien we we do. other things beyond con ceeding weeks | onclusion that no We use the very best of mat- atten edie os Gard: a Oe ok tevea vw Sent ae tene.| one can oy anywhere near one terials onl Dut tt seome that when two | | Hest Bip. It fe the mystery. What | hundred percent efficiency and at the We guarantee all work. Our pealthy young people marry | [!n your opinion, Is the Deadiient | P 4 pine nt is ironclad and is signed that !t ought to be a foregone | | Sin’? The Star will give $100 for | same time have bad and decayed ntee is ironciad and signed conclusion that marriage | the best answers teeth both by the operator who did the mean Nidren, if they are not | | First prize will be $60 . al , ~ . child Nous | Third prize will be $15. . S., owner and m4 ro $ (often that is literal enough, || Pourth and fifth prizes, $5 each. | y one to have bad teeth these days. | office, who is thoroughly respon- poet Roe to uae ba pos The essay must be not more than | 5 ; sibl ‘ — heae of reproduction, the splem | |20° Words long. It must be writ-| We offer you here the services role. . tials ‘healthy and clean-biood. | |, 08 one side of the sheet on! : This guarantee means just what s De tava theoh > iow |with pen and ink or typewriter} Of high-grade, graduate, registered s+ cabal ciow I die ant tiakon Wale ‘ “ « Latt punt be add o the : : A it Says, VIZ y reaso t- We ta their offspring. | | send +h ae a dentists, men of the highest stand- | ayer your work does not cive entire e N | No letters will be accepted after Sate he nate esi ‘ om pity TP Seteuaesy ner’ ela. ee le p.m Batottey, Abril 1 ing in their profession, who have satisfaction, we will make it right. Key iy hog sR al graduated from the best dental col- You are protected from every The Star. The story of the| MAY DEFEND LANG| leges and passed the examination of angle when you come here. We Seven Deadly Sing ts this he state d 1 board Fach and wi ‘ 4 yepaey es See cos ct wae webney the state dental board. Each and will make it our first consideration and innocence are her only posses-| ‘The city may come to the ald of | every operator in this office has his to see that you are pleased and sat- sions, Is ambitious to win wealth, | former Chief of Police Lang, who ts certificate from the state dental isfied if it lies within our power. xurr, social sucess, | being sued for $12,200 by George Rh I } ving righ n th rall y i i Chance brings her to the great | Hopkins for alleged wrong? ont hoard hanging right on the w all, Come in right away and let our polis and pute all of her am-|and imprisonment, following the ac infront of his dental chair, in plain experts give your teeth a thorough within Ler re Rut the|tion of the judiciary committees " have the ve her heart's de pawne of and women w r to give | give Eve andidates Into the reg cal military men be Recruit recorda were t at marine corps headquarters , furnish an expert years of govern Vilday, after five work and study construction at fon and Dry d the examinat nists, and been mac rdered port at B Clutzens of Anacortes and Bellin ham held big patric mass inectings Tuesd yesolutions backing up and i President Wilson Membe of Co KB, Second infantr won fo * © ernment. are planning ™ sucar will be held for ees fund Christensen’s hall Thursda ever ing at 9 o'cloc Auburn women Igye formed an auxiliary of the Red Cross soctety and organized a company of infantry 50 of the men have Edwin of A proposition fathered by | A. Start, head of the Universit | Washington extension division form members of the faculty tm gible for active army service Into »- reserve squad and home muar presented to the university faculty Wedneaday afternoon by Prof. Hor jace G. Byers Herman FE. Brown, a third-year student in law and a teaching fel low in history at the University of Washington, has enlisted with the first division of the naval militia stationed at Bremerton. He is the |first man connected with the uni versity faculty to drop his class om duties to answer his country's Patriotic speeches will mark the meeting, open to the public, which will be held at the First A. M. FE church, on 14th ave, between Pike jand Pine ats, Thursday evening Among those who will talk on the national crieis are Androw Black attorney, Dr, Cardwell and Rey, D. A. Graham. | “Senior,” whose phone number is North suggerta as one way which old men may help, that they take the places of youn who are doing Ueht wer operating elevators, and keep those jobs for them only till they retur from active duty in Wm, Stanton, 45, was found dead in a room at the Puget Sound ho. \tel Wednesday *iorning. The dead |man was a native of England, He Jhad about $90 tn his possession (SALUTE TOFLAG | And at the | which went on record yesterday as Seven | parader and | PAGE 2 FREES THIS PAIR Two men tn police court yerter-| afternoon did « lot more than dd the and saluted the when Lieut day Huerta voluntarily arose Stars and Striper Drew brought tn a big m their ib wilk flag. It gave the erty Judge Gordon watohed the proceedings carefully, for the men were charged with insulting and de-| faming the flag, which they dented the @tat produced to prove they were the guilty ones Adam Keinath native of W consin, but born of German parent witnenses | Can You Afford to Take Chances With Your Health? age, and P. M. EBaech, a native of \ Austria, Were accused of insultlr Hely who wore an Puget Sound hotel last Fr an American fl day The men ly in military . . . festion twice while standing. Bott in this day of fierce on sald they were willing to serve! the United States in the present ties with which na judge of this. We don't know | chances with your health than to let your teeth decayed and not make immediate arrange- | ments to have them fixed up. If that sort of a | tuation won't spoil a man’s health we don’t know what will. It will cause bad digestion in | the first place. Because with bad teeth it is im- | possible to chew the food properly, for one | thing. Then decaying teeth produce within hown here. The themselves rulent and destructive poisons, Alp compartments et each end are supposed to which are communicated into the system by the sight of all. We don’t think you can—especially every man needs the very best facul- him. But, of course, you are the best This is proof positive competition, when ture has endowed ny better to take examination and estimate of just favoring assistance by the city in that he knows his business and what it will cost to have them put pian anon deanna Mab knows it thoroughly. into perfect condition. This exam- ‘ ination and estimate won't cost you P : 2 oo pth m ip tL ; a cent nor will it put you under any withou ru you it. . ‘ t D re) N T Ss a 5 obligation whatever. But we strong- . | You will find our prices are the ly advise that you do not neglect In Usii : a hie ; * hae: : ait sd lowest. This is made possible by this important matter. Diamond Briquets 1405 Third Avenue Never have, your BRIQUETS Ande into the parlor — MUNITION April 11 Al and United rvice men here de of two DIRGO, Cal offi States secret ed a lash between United edo boats and a munitions car coner off the west coast Monday, it {is known that of munitioms {n California rts have been carefully watched Wishing boats are being held up and searched for arms. According to reports WILSON LINER SUNK BY SUB April 3AN navy als knowledge reported n tores -The basement is the peoper place. reaching The Coai Doctor in a few WASHINGTON 11.—The well chosen words gives di Wilson liner Salmo, with one ections wetting bect re. || American, Michael Pierun, was rections for getting best re-[/onk by an explosion amldshipe, sults from April 7, according to a message to- | ¢ay from Consul Frost at Queens- town A Norwegian fireman died Consul Hurst at Barcelona sent added details of the torpedoing of the unarmed A ean liner Sew ard, All aboard were saved DIAMOND BRIQUETS uel to Please Any Furnace, | OITY MAY PAY THOSE Only $5.00 WHO GO TO WAR Per ‘Ton Employes of the city who go to (At the Bunkers) war will be given back their jobs when they return, and may be kept on the city pay government serv The judiciary committee yester doy agreed unanimously that the difference between service pay and city pay should be given them tc ice. Pacific Coast Coal Co. 563 Railroad Ave Main 5080. a | Diagonally across from the Postoffice. Be sure to get to the right place. In every respect Seattle’s leading dentists. IS CHASED ASHORE rolls while in the! Regal Dental Offices DR. L. R. CLARK, Manager. N. W. Corner Third and Union. SCHOONER: Seattle's Methodist prea have signed resolutions “backia the presi dent and pledging him sup? ort in efforts to “bring about the beer of militarism thruout tl world today the munitions schooner nd for a Mexican port, wa driven in shore by the torpedo poate, The exptain attempted to each the schooner and torpedo oats opened fir nut the vessel was on the beach before any dam age was done by the shel! The munitions, according to re- | ports, were then taken aboard the 2 . . cific port, There were several) hundred rounds of ammunition, it | . lia said | Prices protect wives and dependents from | suffering | ne council had already passed a} resolution to hold jobs for all mill-| tia members, Councilman Hanna| introduced another resolution to do the same thing for employes who join the regular army or navy | | As well as a scarcity of foodstuffs. Why not put in your grocery supplies before prices get out of reach? We Action was postponed for two 7 weeks, while conferences will be|f Can help you to do so held with civil service authorities || by selling you at strict- to consider the proposition, There 7 + are believed to be several legal bar-|fF Ly wholesale prices. Hers to suich action, which will have | ES |to be out-maneuvered | We invite those who — " a" -e\f are going to Alaska to Alleged Recreant buy their grocery sup- | | Kisses the U. Ss. Flag | plies from us, as we le se are in a position to save Clarence Cooper, a young me | 2 chins, made slurring temarks |g ‘Hem money. about the militia at Auburn a week ago and an old soldier had him ar : : . “ee Viltucci Importing Co. Four hundred people were as sembled Tuesday night to enroll Manufacturers and Wholesale Grocers Coffee Roasters 309 Occidental Ave. Phone Elliott 652 candidates for a home guard com pany | Cooper walked in, He proceeded to the front of the hall and took |the oath of allegiance and kissed the flag. Applause almost broke! > vp the meeting.