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

HOMEFURNISHERS TO THE PEOPLE OF THE NORTHWEST! “NO CASH DOWN!” “make your own terms!"’ —make your selections of homefurnishings up to $100 without a cash payment at time of purchase we invite you, the Seattle homefurnisher, to “make your own terms'-our well-known liberal credit service will fit your tndividual needs! JOIN THE JUNE-BRIDE SILVERWARE CLUB! —95c will bring you a fine Rogers 26-piece silverware set and cabinet at special price offer! ADD TO Your| ACCOUNT »> —if you have an account here your additional purchases will be add ed without Initial payment. thie will be of partion ~ torea’ brides! ’ ° “membership” in thie JUNE soup spoons, ¢ knives ¢ tf. 1 eugar Mell TO BE GIVEN FREE—A $110 J EMPRESS UNIVERSAL COMBINATION RANGE! —this. wonderfal combination range bums gas, coal and wood —the change can be made from one fuel to another by the simple turning of a lever—a child can operate it! -A FACTORY EXPERT will give a saspoonm & forks, 1 butter knit demot tion at this store of this FACTORY wonderful combination range this week. —EVERY SEATTLE DEMONSTRATION —i5¢:8ut"" VITED THIS WEEK explained the economical features and fuel-saving—of the EMPRESS SAL COMBINATION RANGE ‘IVERSAL COMBINATION RANGE ABSOLUTELY FF attend the week's demonstration, then make up your ten reasons why there should be an EMPR UNIVERSAL in every Seattle home; these answers must be given to the factory's represen tative here not later than Saturday, ne 16, 9 P. M.; the great EMPRESS UNIVERSAL factory will Judge and the name of the winner will be announced when we are advised of the factory’s decision; everybody is eligible to enter this contest except employes of this store and factory and their families. to have labor- UNIVE —$110—EMPR this ton ECR BLUE ENAMEL WARE FREE THIS WEEK—Doring epectal ie give free with each EMPRESS UNIVERSAL COMBINATION RANGE #0) hese turquoise blue enameled 13-plece kitehen sets, reauinr value #10— FIRST PAYMENT JULY FIRST! demonstrat t ° one of t SPECIAL TERMS FOR DEMONSTRATION WEEK: on the pure dowr 3 SAL COMBINATIC ‘GE THIS | —we will take your old stove in exchange ft THIRTY DAYS’ FREE TRIAL! EMPRESS UNIVERSAL COMBINATION RA —FREE MARRIAGE CER- TIFICATE to prospective brides—with onr complt- ments, a beautifnl color gravured certificate 'U. OF W. CORPS CALLED BACK Advance orders to mobilize were ved by the University of Wash le . WOULD JAIL NICK Shouldn’t Change PETROGRAD, June 11—Sailors Name of Mountain on the cruiser Diana adopted for-| yfount Rainier Crawford is the mal resolutions demanding that the| name of a man who registered for| exczar and his family be confined! select service in district Noa 6, it! in the fortress of Kronstadt, declar| wag discovered Monday. He was| at ing otherwise they would sail uD) tor in Tacoma ES the Neva to Petrogr “The: it.” ad to t for m unit of the ambulance cor were naming their babies nit will be ey " eae Ra observed Hugh Caldwell a 5 ! i FOR AN G@ HEAD Th additio Sida? that ity unit to leave Seat ; Take Horst 4 Phosshate ; tditional proof that the/tie for service, entraining for Al-| Bealthtu! taste Refreshes name of the mountain shouldn't be|lentown, Pa., not later than Friday} invigorates. Use in place of lemous. lof this week Immediately on the receipt of the orders from Surgeon General Edie,| at San Francisco, wires were sent to the 86 enlisted members of the changed Portland and Return $7.50 VIA Great Northern Railway ACCOUNT ELEVENTH ANNUAL ROSE SHOW On Sale June 12 to 14 Inc. Return Limit June 18 THREE DAILY TRAINS Lv. Seattle 11:15A.M. 3:45 P.M. 1 Ar. Portland 5:55 P. M. 10:00 P. M. Lv. Portland 10:00 A. M. 5:00 P. M. 12 Ar. Seattle 4:15 P.M. 11:15 P.M. 7:30 A. M. Good equipment, superior service, “Best Meals on Wheels.” ‘Try our 75-cent table d’hote luncheons and dinners; an excellent meal served on all Great Northern Diners full et {n vartous parts of the state on fur \lough. They were instructed to ap pear at the corps headquarters on/| the campus Tuesday afternoon, at 4 o'clock Captain Expec Dr. David ©. H cory ted detailed ord « jovementsa of hia unit Mo The corps will go first to | Allentown, Pa. where St will given equipment. How long the unit will remain in Allentown before leaving for serv-| feo in France {8 not definitely! known, according to Dr. Hall, Be-| fore many weeks, however, it Is be |HMeved the unit will be in service! | somewhere behind the lines | Pesides the 86 enlisted men and Hall, five officers will ac be Capt For cor Dr particulars City Ticket Office, Columbia and Second Ave. T. J. MOORE, Cc. W. MELDRUM, C.P. and T.A. A.G.P. A. PHONES: ELLIOTT 6609, MAIN 6601 berth reservations, See Amenicd Fiearl ng a person ntire unit nel of $1 men in the If you value your watch, let Haynes repair it. abe Liberty the- af nt. corps, who had gone to thelr homes |~ STAR—MONDAY, J POST LISTS SO "PUBLIC CAN AID SLACKER HUNT Everybody in Seattle wae given an opportunity to join the hunt for slackers Monday List of all who registered for select service Tuesday were posted in the south lobby of the county-clty bullding. They were arranged 0 the public could follow the In structions of the government and look them over, If you know some one between the ages of 21. and 30, Inclusive, who didn’t register, it's your patriotic duty to first make sure, by Inspecting the late, and then reporting his name to U. 8. Attorney Allen. County liste were alao rent to the county precinets inspection by the publi In the meantime, the police have h their campaign, ment — Instructie yung men who h as evidence that they Prosecute Miners Six Finnish oal miners of New astle will be brought before U, 8 Commissioner Robert McClelland for hearing Wed h with failing to for t rervice, District Clay Al en says it Is his intention to have them held for the federal grand are the firet tr © select service law and to have been the leade miners who refused t is June 6, If convicted, they will b Mable to imprisonment for one year and then military rvice Allen wrote «1 Prosecutor n Monda ng ald in ‘eq rounding up slackers n ample op County Physi of the men first arrested were + leased after they had registered and had promised to explain the matter to thelr countrymen. The officers @ay that they did so and about 30 registered the next day The six who will be held were arrested with 10 others, who were released Saturday after they had Monday for no} UNE 11, 1917. PAGE 2 SMITH PAYS HIS POLITICAL DEBT 0 MR. NICHOLS, A “farmiess farmer” Ia H. P. Nichols, but he has been pre. cinct committeeman at Dunlap for 13 years, #0 the county com: missioners created a new pos! | tion of assistant county agricul turist for him, June 1. Altho he has held an acre of land in Rainier valley for speculation for . his neighbors say the only raised on ft has been is. ‘exent Nichols {8 caring for a} “farm” about 60 feet long in one) end of the tract | Of course, if County Agriculturiet Rader is right, Nichols’ qualifies tions are O. K. Rader says Nichols} doonn't have to know anything about} farming done. You want we Must Be Packer “He will have to show the farm ers how to pack their products for Narket and organize the gro |the new market we plan,” Rader Nichols {# a commianion for McGraw, Kittinger & Ca ers in farm lands “Nichols.” says Real Petate Man ager H. G. Runkle, of that firm, comen in here every day or so and}! helps us #ell land Ho's been doing | it for some years. Yea, he was in| Jhere Friday ] He's Smith's Man | | How Nichols got the job ts no s6-| He A by Commis ide Ramesay and Lew} Knudsen was not present.| Ramsay says he took son Sintth's word ith fs a member of the agrt 1 preparedness board,” ways responsible. ness institution. We Next you want te will be done painlessly lect f\ Can Get Another “If he's a pumpkin . we'll get 1 think « county ag turtst should know something about farming. I don’t know Nichols, but I'm gotng to.” Nichols was one of Commiastoner Smith's heartiest supporters at the ast election same for you. Zepps Have Nothing on County Painters ohm That was the battle ery at the! over their own signat their experience registered ounty-elty building, while Interior Those who will be prosecuted | decorators were at work Monday are William Peterson 27; E./ Speaking of ducks, county com Carlson Antone Wileon, 24;|missioners’ secretary, Charlie Fabtan : Hugo Holma, 28; | Bliss, went goeduck hunting Pusk Cooke, at Olympta Saturday, ; edd andi tonal Those released were: Bruno a uine “Novocain. 28; George Blomberg, 22; | remarkable statement Wiliam’ Parte, 22, bmi Atarsem (MARINES PARADE TO ma, 30; Jack Hautala, 30; John Huoabri, 25; Gabriel Koutturt, 30; Antone Wake, 24, and John Laine, a Were arrested ‘day night in a series of ra h of Yesler way, in an effort to who had dodged rogistration one, Ah Chinese, 21314 Washington st, ad mitted that he was of registration age, the rest claiming that they were more than ‘SEARCH WOODS FOR _ ESCAPED SLACKERS Deputy sheriffs were eched- uled Monday afternoon to beat the woo it Coalcreek in search of 1 ckera, who are known to © escaped regis tration for military service June 5 at Newcastle. The men drew their money from the Pacific Coal company and have not since been seen. TWO SHIP PLANTS ESTABLISH IN CITY WASHINGTON, June 11.—Four, and possibly six, steel ships are to be built for the government emer« ency shipping corporation by the Ericson Shipbuilding Co. of Saat tle. Negotiations were coneluded here Saturday. The company ts to establish a plant at once, so that {t will be ready to turn out completed steel ships in 18 months. Tho United States will deliver the steel material It was also announced Saturday the Grant, Smith & Co., of pokane, 1s ‘o firm he 8 ngton sinc close of hi n the house WILL TELL PUBLIC OF CANADIAN FUN How the Canadian Patriotic Fund of millione of dollars le being gathered and disbursed for the benefit of soldiers’ widowe and orphana will be ex plained at an open public meet ing of the Central Council of Patriotic Service at the Prese club Tuesday at 8pm. C. H. Bonner, executive secretary, and P. 8. Baxter, honorary president of the fund, both of v B. C., will be the Forty-two alleged suspicious per. | by the police! Row, | ‘START BIG CAMPAIGN One hundred and fifty of | Uncle Sam's marines from the Puget Sound navy yard, with their band, paraded thru the streets Monday morning and opened Marine Corps Recruit ing Week activities in Seattie. | Moat of them had enlisted only a fow weeks ago, but they #wu along with the characteristic dence of the “soldiers of the sea. Seattle must gain 90 recruits, the state 240 and the nation 4,000, to complete the program outlined at Washington, D, G ‘RECEIVERSHIP FOR CHICAGO, Federal udge Carpenter today granted a po n of stockholders of the Chica ® Rock Island & Pacific, taking that system from a receiver, where it has been #ince 1915, an dplacing ft has bean since 1915, and placing committee. However, we laid in imported article, and June 11 Regal 1405 Third Avenue | RUSH WAR GRIST NEW YORK, June 11.—Bec of the urgent need for addit medical men, on account of the war, 116 stndents, members of the third year clasn at the College of Physi [dans and Surgeons, Columbia unt versity, took up their fourth year |work today and will be graduated about January 15 € e114 JITNEY MEN | Sal ice neste ets! ARRESTED BY | changed !f the government wants to | ' jcash {n on the services of Segurd| Swanson, 61 Ww | discovered | 1 service card ao words: “I'll not leave| Complaints charging 11 “do- this country to fight | nation bus” drivers with accept i | fares. from A. Larson, a |NO INFANTRY ATTACKS sk ga li spotter, and | ROME, June 11--No infantry) thue operating unbounded as clashes were reported on Italian) Jitney busses, were filed in Jus- | fronts today, altho artillery bom bardments continued Sunday and | this morning. tice Brinker's court Monday. Highteen complaints were sworn to Saturday by R. BE. Wise, also a Traction company spotter, and Monday the 18 men charged with doing an unlawful fitney business Have you a deposit in the tt | Postal Savings bank? || ; | Sam pays Nine ar aank pay alked {nto Justice Brinker's court ) He'll pay you 3% per cent on || 8nd were “f f nally” arrested. Thel Libert nd. 5 cage were set fo! e nd the - oe stale oe tied e released on bonds of $50 each BULLBROS. Just Printers 1918 THIRD MAIN 1043 y will demand fury tr | The city council Monday after noon was scheduled to consider in ordinance prepared by Corporation Counsel Caldwell, calling for the bonding of all jitney busses in the city. The ordinance demands of each busga bond of $2,500, but will and Chica DAVID BULASCO Prenents THE BOOMERANG With the original superb cast di- months at the Belas- . and § months Nights and fat. ‘Wed. Mat Mat. TLIC 600 to $2; Gc to $1.66. nasmmenrammcanannians PALACE HIP Lew t ow for the other Big Acts ny “Mystery of children. Photoy the Double Cross.” Afternoons, 100; Kves and @un, 160 AMUSEMENTS~ not specify the kind of bond, allow- ing the men to obtain any kind sold lby companies Hcensed to do bust ness in the state. Means Protection MOORE THEATRE Week Reginning Sunday, June t7 | This will mean, St is satd, the “Her Unborn Child” ||protection of all passen riding in jitney or donation busses since (Not a Picture) fe the drivers will at once obtain la Matt p > atinees Dally for Women Only Hiivity ponds sold by thetr mutual = | bonding company The mutual company is licensed to sell ability but not bonds in Washington, Surety bonds are demanded by the state law and {t fs the contention of the jitney men that no private com- panies will sell them bonds and that for this reason the law is un reasonable. THIS WHHK—Matinees Sunday, Wednesday, Saturday, A Most Delightful Comed: “THE MISLEADING LAD New t Laugh Suce: Nights 20¢ Mata, 16¢ The constitutionality of the Jaw will be attacked before the suprem NEW PANTAGES | ‘sec: sini 8 - © _ rguments of th ¥ men Bates 2100—Nighte, sel on the appl 1 for an order iM MONETHOON Ist to force the insurance commission irio, Bimal ent Comedy jer to allw the Mutual Bnding cm Beautiful pany t d a surety business was it . Absolutely Painless, Guaranteed Dentistry at the Lowest That’s what you want when it be- comes necessary to have Dental work you will get good work. We protect you absolutely on this point by giving you an ironclad guarantee with all our work, which is signed both by the op- erator who did the work and also by L. R. Clark, D.D. ager of this office, who is thoroughly Furthermore you < reputation and standing of this office as a busi- has been built‘up by y ice to the people of Seattle and vicinity. This reputation is by far the most valuable asset we possess. You are protected by this reputation on all work that you hav y and that you won’t have to hear a lot of needless pain and suffering while your teeth are being fixed. We can satis- y you on this point, We have been so successful in treat- Rameay, “so when he sald Rader ing thousands of patients painlessly hime that we have not the slightest hesita- tion in saying that we can do the More than that—we have a great many testimonials from delighted pa- tients, both men and women, who live in Seattle and vicinity, who tell has been at this office. We will be pleased to show you these testimonials if you are in- terested or if there is any doubt in your mind that we can do as we say we can regarding painless dentistry. We offer you the benefits of gen- This is indeed a make at this time, because genuine “Novocain” has become so scarce as to be unobtainable in most instances. part of the available supply soon after war started (Novocain is an practically stopped its importation altogether), and so w to offer the incomparable benefits of the genuine article to our patients. This is just one of many convincing reasons why you will find it dis- tinctly to your advantage to come to this office for your dental work. Every operator in this office is a Diagonally across from the Postoffice. Be sure to get to the right place, In every respect Seattle’s leading dentists. NOT OPEN EVENINGS OR SUNDAYS surety | heard Friday and taken under ad- Possible Price [Zl to be sure first that S., owner and man- are protected by the whole have a reputation which ears of conscientious serv- e done at this office. » be sure that your work DR. L. R. CLARK we feel sure. graduate registered dentist, a man of the highest standing in the dental profession. Every one of them has graduated from the best dental col- leges and passed the examination of ’ the state dental board. Every one of them has his certificate from the state dental board hanging right on the wall in front of his dental chaigs in plain sight of all. This is the best proof in the world that your work will be done right by an expert who knows his business thoroughly, when you come to the Regal Dental Offices. We invite you to call right away. | Your teeth are really a matter of the first importance. If you have some that need attention, you ought not in justice to yourself to delay it a minute longer than you can possibly help. Come in—our expert dentists wil give you a thorough examination free and tell you just what it will cost to put your mouth into perfect condition. ‘ Under our low cost system you will undoubtedly be surprised find how small our price is. One thing, however, cannot be disputed —whatever it may cost you to have this work done, it will be worth a great deal more to you than the cost. But take our advice and come in right aw ures just what to be able to a considerable the war has ¢ are still able Dental Offices DR. L. R. CLARK, Manager. N. W. Cortier Third anid Unioty | Ladies and Gentiemen—While waiting for the appearance of Miss Summer, who has been somewhat delayed, Mr. A. Briquet and his excellent troupe will entertain you. DIAMOND 8Riquet> The Fuel that brings warmth and cheer into your home; su- Dreme in Furnace, Range, Grate, Stove. PRICE Clean, efficient, satis- | $6 00 PER TON factory in every way, the \ | . (At the Bunkers) Briquet man will save Order from your nearest you money, your temper ur time Black tle Coal PACIFIC COAST COAL Cd. 563 RAILROAD AVENUE SOUTH. dealer or phone Main 5080, and yc Diam id Neweas