The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 12, 1917, Page 5

Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co., Inc. 416-424 PIKE STREET WE’LL TRUST YO OER credit system ae boom eatabtigned nasiag you furnian heme ferma are caster and our here, No extra eb yust YOUR wonrp 880.00 Worth of Homefuratahing TR.00 Worth mefurnts 100.00 Worth 980.00 Worth neturntohing $90.00 Worth of Homefuratan £00.00 Worth of Home: Floor Samples of High-Grade Brass Beds and Dining Tables in Our JULY SALE OF HOMEFURNISHINGS TAKE 161, W. W, OFF TRAINS AT CEDAR FALLS Sixteen men were arrested attempting to “beat their way” into Seattle via the Milwaukee railway tracks, The men are being held at Cedar Falls. They were ar rested by military guards and Deputy Sheriffs Campbell Downle and Frank They are the first to be captured by the drag net set to catch 1, W. W bound for Seattle Thursday morning State, county and federal au thorities in the Northwest are uniting in a determined effort to stamp out the 1, W. W. mer ace The situation in Wash ington, Idaho and Oregon is de lared to be growing more acute daily Deputy sheriffs and military guards left Seattle early Thurs day to wateh all railway lines from the East. They have or ders to stop freight trains and arrest hoboes found on them or id walking the tracks veriff Stringer # that the me on the trains or for trespa the entlary rogt gallery SAMPLE BRASS ‘nade show there in as made show there is a concerted plot to br ' ‘ nto 8 LOOR SAMPLES of high and th pro: grade Brass Beds in the ae Ay royal sa ah, and each into action in some district A Bed guaranteed not to t ish Ellensburg, Was soldie Bed between 50 and 60 1, W. W $30.00 $31.50 Red. $3550 Bed 26.50 Bed $37.50 special S21.75 822.50 $36.50 Bed $38.50 Bed, he $40.00 Bed. — 1 i W ane. Spokane, according to Al FOR SONGSTERS —_IN JAIL AGAIN « with inter wir Yakima valle < with the harv © operation of camp The LW. W. were Tested a num ken poesesslo: adquarters ‘armers th re arming themsel due 1 W. activity tn their territory »v. Mores Alexander, of Idaho, st by force an due the I. W. W. headquarters r the Idaho panhandle, where | er camps have been tied ur Sixty automobiles will meet Former Police Patrolman C United States Att Clarence the 11 o'clock boat from Ta J. Mullen is in jail again Rear f und, who declared coma Friday morning to carry | He w arested by Officer | Teeet that the I. W. W acked * Marie Sundelius, Metropolitan G. W. Wilson Wednesday night Ge ey, Was the great Grand opera star, and 250 mem. on information that he had at » the government bers. of the United Swedish tempted to extort $10 from a Nistrict, Sec Singers of the Pacific coast, woman below King st. on the ta al in a parade of welcome to Se. pretense that he could give V. W. ther attle her police protection Art ty sheriffs They come for the big concert at He missed from the p “ & ma ne railroads t four months ag ted by t federal 8:15 Friday night today are in Tacoma Where they are holding their bi- grand jury for inter enpial convention and competitive ernmen, witnesses, He v songfest in the Stadium uled to be a witness for the gov Mme. Sundelius was born in « , Sweden, hut received her musical | training in .ne United States. as sched al it eserte ea < fering with gov. | all found mment against Mayor Gill and| Papers” a dozen tir ham in their con-| most Kel d to a way ey have been Even tho you've read “Pickwick they're al not funnier, the funny, if th Naxated Iron:to Make New Age of Beautiful Women and Vigorous Iron Men ® Say Physicians—Quickly Puts Roses Into the Cheeks of W ing Youthful Vita? ty Into the Veins of Men—It Often 1 and Endurance of Delicate, Nervous “Run-low! Cent in Two Weeks’ Time Opinions of Or. Schuyler C. Jaques, Visiting Surgeon of St. Elizabeth's omen and Most Astonish- Increases the Strength Folks 100 Per Hospital, New York City; Dr. Howard James, late of the Manhattan State Hospital of New York, and formerly Assistant Physi cian Brooktyn State Hospital, and Wm. R. Kerr, Former Health Commissioner, City of Chicago. nce the re- MNT Ee Nuxated Irc the French try by t mserva 1 three mil annually are taking it ne. M stonish © reported from its by both physicians and laymen. Much so that doctors predict that new age of far cheeked women 5 2 a New York} ysician and Me r, when interviewed abject, sald “There can be no vigorous iron men muscles and the become 1 don't get the at S| as @ conseque “T have neve before given out any medical info mation or advice for publication, # t t it ‘ y he BE ‘ newed life.| A H n \ 3 2 ated F Beyoun tyne " cary uxated n in & most surprising | at BE enable your blood to change food| remedy. A patient of mine remark-| It HOiVving tinnue Without it, noled to me (after having been on a) Co how much or what you eat,! six weeks’ course of it), ‘BAY, DOC oR THAT THERE STUFF Ik MAGIC, Previous to using ed Tron L had been prescribing neral salts of iron for ¢ mplnints t they offer to forfeit $100.00 to har institution if they cannot rength and endurance | t ia dispensed In this elty by 1 Dror Hartell Drug Co, Swifts Pharmacy land ali good druggists STAR--THURSDAY, JULY 1 1917, PAGE 5 KALUSCH FALLS AS Friday Hour Sales ° evidently trying to stem dissat @| isfaction at home in Germany WAN SEPLATION TODAY by a big showing on the West ern front Today the Prussian troops | opposite the whole of the Brit | Ish line were more active than | at any time during the past year | South of the Scarpe, the ener retoo! ortion of trench t Vert ood, on Infantr il ! the Lombartsyde ection there a lxreat activity Hy United Press Leased Wire | Level Trenches PETROGRAD, July 12—Rue | e German artillery concentra sian troops have occupied Ka » the engagement in the sand luech, formerly headquarters tunes of th kinn coast was the of the Austrian army, taking reeont e the German effort many prisoners, according to | \t Verdun . a dispatch from headquartere | Pxplomives eled the nd today. d the British — trenc hthouse at the mou The official statement said | ‘ser and the lifesaving sta Ka ow captured after re red t in 8 ‘ tubborn a sanguinar battle ott e W and ever Kalusch (or Kalus) |e ap me TY before attach proximately 20 miles southwest Marines Attack of Halicz, between the Rivers And among the attacks were the and on the rman marines ihelms tougt The Germans we Sivka and Lomnic main road between Stanisiau t fighte and Strj, in Galicia. Its cap aught unde ture indicates an amazing Jand mach artiller progress of the Russian forces alized = barthyzede thru the break in the German nd the sea ked at the lines around Halicz er | All over the front, German alr Over more than 120 miles of =jmen swarmed in the desper front, from Tarnopol to the tely trying to cross the t Carpathians, Russia's revived | line armies were battling their way Many Air Battles forward today Th were innumerable bat In 10 days of their offensive | ties in the brikht sunshine. All the they have penetrated the Aus. jactivities of the German fighting trian.German line at two forces 8 tf to British officers places, have captured a score |that Hindenburg s ordered a of cities, towns and villages, branches ¢ 8 ar to t 2 crossed two great rivers and |for effect back home taken close to 43,000 prisoners, with a vast number of guns |STILL STORMING LENS and material Hy United Preas Leased Wire The G hold of Lem-| WITH THE CANADIAN AR menaced | MIES, J 1 Altho few reports Tet n nuly regarded! of progre A Brussiloff drive disda it Lanse have t nfully |} made during the last week, the it started July 2. Dispatches | | wh anadians are still storming the from t d Aus} city nan machine gun squads trian p as declaring they|keep up a stubborn resistance had been assured by their com-/{rom among the ruins. Because manaers that the Russians did not! the encircling e enough ammunition, that thetr | front today qu isoner nt is expect |¢d to sooner or later bring swe nKeT d that the ine capture, it has not been troc not be exled wise to waste men by po to f th an a day|them into the city | SLANE cows! HOTEL DESTROYED chedule, however ir aplendid Gaht destroyed the hot at comp! coordination of — trans-| ; ear Port port and food service placed | Angeles afternoon at least two la nec of the hd housed tents for the night Teuto: ve jeopardy * around Lem berg are imperiled by a flanking movement from Haliez. North, | pol the break in their that @ great retreat made to save larg How to Get Rid of Corns RUMANIANS STRIKE Ry Caited Brees Leased Wir WASHINGTON, July ganized Rumanian a joined in the Russian of ding to Petrograd at the Russian Russian advance continues o lifted oo! ong a greatly widened front, the inding ekin udvices state ndition bb i ‘ n you atop There ® general lighting from plearant pr lee-Min MH whortly the Carpathians to Pinsk, At the the state department ad aving heard a report that under Mackenzen are ted on the hott days » make a new drive in t nderstand wh roubles will soon Mesopotamia. past TAKE BRITISH POSITIONS | ihe disagreeable Hy United Press Leased Wire WITH THE BRITISH AR MIES IN THE FIELD, July 12 —Field Marshal Hindenburg is ‘OPENS FINE NEW | DENTAL OFFICES $2 5O |floor of the Ete! building. They “ jare said by experts to be one of For ten days ‘the best equipped and most up-to-! we will fit a date suites of offices to be found in gold - filled the entire country An automatte | frame with compressed = air is a most spherical len juseful feature m is de ses and leath voted exclusively to ray work er case, com which has come to be a most im plete for $2.50. portant part of modern dental | Thin includes a careful and accurate work examination Every bit of equipment is of the! prescribe, grind and fit newest and most improved type—| glasses and can make or duplicate sanitation and sterilization have! any lens on short notice. been brought to a high degree of| — mene perfection in this office _ Dr. Harvey, who is an ex-prest- C 0 tical Co dent of the Michigan Dental Board, | has met with unusual success since EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS opening offices in tle. The han&some new offices evidence 3070-72 Arcade Bldg. of his success | Bring This Ad With You Open an Account (#) iffing Now 1332-1334 SECOND AVENUE Our Summer Clearance Offers unusual values in Women's Wear. The styles are distinctive The materials and shades are most desirable and you also have the decided advantage of An Open Credit Account Here | a fran “ £ ntee Frick on | EABATOKL no ore tiane Wo vis | If You Need Strength Jout the ticket it hae “ * eyo hag oy geet »Get Dynamic Tonic Evin aris UF catnying tha You must have enough phos- | | Untrimmed § Millinery Ornaments A Cotton Petticoats —The Breakfast Sets Style Hate “ : ‘ ndredc¢ r $14 t th f n 1 fort hi i} Women's Un Suits ’ ; s 90 cho 59 Hi \ q i ay wuatarie Sport Stripe Repp wove « 4 rv Cindi Children’s Pants T fine n t t knee or un adapted kirts and | Wome Knit Under f a } K ul for pe “g The ag at Fancy Mesh Veiling this sa Colored Mercerized Cot. 150 yards in five color ioe 4 ton Taffeta 0 yards Hexagon and Diamond The ; nches w with fancy border ef ter sin Regular 26¢ ecial for this hour, a engthwise. Regula 15c White Silk $1.75, $1.25 and 95c Hats Long Kimonos, 75c Special $1.95 Upper Main Floor oni 8c Upper Main Floor IN| un ae 4 me : and the THESE 3: «: ed ecial and € n ar 1 ! 2to 3 3 to 4 4to5 5 to 5:30 Military Capes Silk Bags—The Leather pocia sn main floor, has about $2.00 Corsets Georgette : ) Silk Bags with draw . = cn from | ‘rings ana trimnea, Special 85c Waists navy blue suede leather. | The Corset Section has Special $1.95 aie eo . od for for this sale one hun buttor al. toe dred pairs of Corsets in | The Waist Section has The are belted and =| hour, ea broken lin and siz 44 Georgette Waists to | col from the regular stock, | @spose of in this Half | pores a¢inch Fancy Volles— | hey are made of white | Hour Sale. They are | amttar 31h 0 tad Vollan toms the pink coutfl in medi- | Made of light weight | : for this r, regular stock, These ar bust models. The , Georgette in plain white | Choice for immer weur and sizes range fre 20 to and flesh and are trim- le $6.50 are shown in checks, 2, but we have not | med with Venise lace in Children's Ores AS | See eee i ‘ios $s oo, | Vest effect. The range Gingham Dresses taken Cini for this @ E Special for this © = of sizes includes 40 to 46 areas , stock } hour, a yard C | hour, choice C | only. Regular $3.75, but | ‘tne aa 6. ty. 14 on account of the limit- years not each size ed quantity and the every style. Regular small range of sizes we | ¢ and $1.2 Special e 7) es (4) have priced them for r this hour this half CITY WILL FIGHT START NEW DAILY acco tic eee 8 Eneiien humor CARFARE RAISE , cea attle socialists are about to — ch the Daily Call, a newspaper | +— ~ ‘1 to socialistic propaganda NEwWs —— —— {Charles D. Raymer, First ave. Continued From Page 1 || bookstore man, ‘will be treasurer f achat = ———@ | and T. G. Mauritzen, business man ager, Vhe censorship ix working we Inck for good ¥ we read of agit bout the fight news, ze. “The horse ¢ c of War news has grenter interest sident A.| Sey Soldiers’ Shirts When the headlines “Re- on com | trons. days,” says P V. Leon rd, of the trac iV dred surgical bed Horsepower was cheap and | hay Now nad by 160 girl Fraser-Paterson auxiliary to Red Cross pa the rides were all short ha with the war forcing up the price] the 1 materials and making car|————wWow PLAYING bs ALICE BRADY operation more expensive, we We're ignorant as to forced to cease the issuance of But we can save > tickets.” radon On every SUIT, COA’ ao ” HAT, Privately owned automobiles || “MATERNITY PS. RE Sts have cut down the amount of t "> 5e—Class A. Any TORE on the street cars on Third Near Pike and Sundays, says Leonard, and t jitney bus has made heavy inroads a into the coffers of the company. | The sale of 26 tickets for $1 Is thing into the courts if the com-| mission rules against the city Judge Moore, chairman of council franchise committee, {s in favor of fighting the fall raise Jitneys Run The announcement of the in se in rates by the traction pany came within a few hours of the granting of an injunction by deral Judge Neterer, restraining phorus in your nerves, nerve centers and brain or you will suffer nervous breakdown Phosphorus is as necessary to these vital tissues as food is the body own scientific fact that overwork rvous strain and loss of sleep—in short, 179 donation bus drivers from op: the daily stress of our hurried strenuous Ameri ing in yetition with trac can living—causes pronounced loss of phosphorus Mon company care from the nerve an brain tissues And because The injunction became effective Thursday morning when Chief Cc Counsel J. RB. Howe, for the Tr Dornskitt YNAMI tion Co., filed a bond of $50,000 TONIC with the federal court Thursday only 26 bus drivers (called “dynamic” because it produces energy) does con were operating, 25 of them under tain the necessary phosphorus in the form of food phos the protection of J the weakened, starving nerves, nerve Ronald's in phates, it supplies junction restraining the company centers and brain tissues with the very element of strength from prosecuting the drivers on they require. criminal charges and one because That is why Dynamic Tonic is so certam to build up he says he is bonded weak, nervous, fagged out men and women, restoring their Attorney Crawford riching their blood with iron, sharpening the nerve tone, ¢ the bus drivers, had , appetite and bringing back their old-time vigor and energy whether he would appeal from the If you want more strength, Dynamic Tonic is what decision or not, he sald Thursday you need. A large bottle containing five weeks’ treatment He will not attempt to have the can be had for $1.50. amount of the traction company's bond raised, ne said U. S. ARMY READY aa BARTELL sir 2... SSS MI RMTNGTON, tuly 12.—The MEDICINE IS EXPENSIVE WASHIN war depe has authorized Why not let me pay for it Gen, Liggett, ‘commander of the Consultation, ‘Treatment ‘and Medicine with the governor of Idaho and to ONE DOLLAR CASH Peet aunpressingsl: Wi Meade DR. EVANS turbances. No formal request 401 Peoples Bank Building, Second Avenue and Pike Street. either from the Idaho governor or | 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 7 to 8 p.m. Sunday, 11 a.m. to 12, the Idaho defense council ha reached the war department,