The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 22, 1917, Page 2

Play Behind “home-made” merr asia: at Avricourt, France Vhree French soldiers are try {No jumping off on the way ‘eck et MAKE YOUR UWN Thiet ‘ No INTEREST = nA PORTABLE VICTROLAS $15 to $25 “no cash down!’’—‘‘no interest!” oe ud > No. IX. $50 hi A portable Victrola is convenient to take along when going % on vacation, outings or boat trips; it will bring the joy of " melody and mirth to outdoor life ' idemonstration week of EMPRESS Malle RANGE— TO SEATTLE HOMEFURNISHERS! NO CASH DOWN ON AN EMPRESS MALLEABLE RANGE! —We will place one of these great ranges in your home im. mediately on these extraordinary terms: “No cash payment at time of purchase—first payment September first!” NO FARE RAISE NEEDED TO PAY LIVING WAGES That the traction company Is able to pay the increased wages demanded by its organized em ployes without violating any of its franchise agreements was clearly shown at the allday hearing held at the Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club rooms by the public serv Ice commission, according to Corporation Counsel Hugh Cald well, who is fighting the at tempt of the company to do away with the of 25 street car tiokets for $1, and C. A Reynolds, attorney for the ted Street and Elec Iway Employes KITCHEN SET FREE —we wil giv EMPKEOS Malleable Range demo his fine 13-piece Bluestone high-grade enameled kitchen set; regular value of this set is $10.00. —this extraordinary offer is extended to you, the § housefurnisher, on purchases of an EMPRESS Ma Range—for cash or on credit faeth were eutabilahed industrial Profits Increasing W. H. McGrath the witness stan —your old stove, range or heater taken as part payment on the purchase of a new EMPRESS Malleable Range! ident, on d that the Second Ave. at Pine St. 301 te 111 & Eleventh st. ) more 4 of 1916 nd nail arbitration au thorized in the recent strike agree ment to obtain a living wage for the company’s 1,6( Reynolds Is convinced that the company fs able to pa wage demanded without raising fares Stock Watered—Reynolds {| “The is attempting to ; obtain a return on millions of dol { { U,S. CONTRACTS MAY CALL FOR THE 8-HOUR DAY lars of fictitious values Included in ite capitalization, declared Rey nolds Wednesday “It the company ¥ oks on which th based, mise Mra Peggy Trowbrisige, age 17, disappeared 12 hours after her marriage, with $1,000 taken from her husband's trousers. Why and where she went will be fully explained by ( Maravene Thompson, au sald Reynolds A request has been made the thor of “Persuasive Peggy,” The commission consented to pre national government to insert the next novel to appear in Im Hts lumber contracts aclause |) The Star, beginning Mon calling for eight-hour working |{ day. conditions. nner) This information was re. books of the corpor ceived in a letter from Senator P ot meant when At Poindexter to President J. G. Howe offered to present th Brown, of the International mission with the valuation facts Shingle Weavers’ union, Tues: | Refused Its Books .day. Senator Poindexter re | ‘The company refused to present cently prepared a senate reso- . books in the fight before the | | ill produce valuation will see for abolition of the 25. fe MISSING! § its books for the commission 1 to show t m to the presentatives Tuesday nolds declares that th tution providing for a nationa States supreme court to have eight-hour day in the lumber in- Three cablegrams received Alki line cars run to Pik 4 by the Seattle Chamber of | said Reynolds, “and it will not do tt According to Brown, the Granite} Commerce and Commercial |now. If it did, millions of water Falls mill, with over 200 men em-| Club Tuesday evening and | would be expos * ployed in mill and camp, opened up| Wednesday morning from com- Atter Monday on the eight-hour t | mercial bodies in Koke, and | into The lumbermen stated Tuesday, Osaka, Japan, urged the Seat- pany were met with strenuous ob that the Simpson Mill Co., in Se tle organization to exert its in- |Ject nm at every turn, but despite attle, would resume operations at fluence to remove the embargo | the evident un ngness of the of the end of the week on the 10-hour! which the United States has |ficials to testify ax to the method basis that existed before the strike. placed upon the shipping of used in nintng the HMabilities All the lumber for the Des Moines! steel to Japan. lof the company, Caldwell was able cantonment has been shipped East, The messages declared if the j|to obtain several important admis pts made by Caldwell to pry he inner affairs of the com- according to the West Coast Lum embargo is continued, thou- | sions bermen’s association, the last con-| sands of Japanese in the ship- | Included Unpaid Sum Signment having left the Coast) building Industries will be | McGrath confessed that in com Tuesday on special cars. Twenty thrown out of work, and that | piling the tax estimate of the com geven cars left the Columbia river| tabor disturbances will follow pany, the 2 per cent gro#s earnings Section and 19 cars went from In a reply from the Seattle tax which the company has refused Grays Harbor. Only a all por-|chamber,, Secretary Gordon C. Cor- to pay the elty, despite the tron-clad tion of the lumber for American|pballey stated that anything that franchise provision requiring it, was Lake remains to be delivered, It} would foster friendly relations be- included in the tax estimate Was reported by the association tween the two countries would be In other words,” said Caldwell |done, but that American steel was | “you figure the 2 per cent tax w ae [needed to build ships for this |it comes to boosting fares, but won't 13,000 Austrians country and for countries whose e St con when it comes to paying Now Held Prisoners) *!!*,27, (irect!”. contributing to 11?" the conduct of the war. Howe tried to show that the com ROME, Aug. 22.——Prisoners in| pany was willing to pay the tax Gen. Cadorna’s offensive reached a| Old Hen Thinks She "Yes," cut in Caldwell, “you are total of more than 13,000 men and willing to pay if the city will let B11 officers this afternoon. The Is Still Chicken! you out of other franchise provis war office announced 30 guns and| FINDLAY, Ohio, Aug, 17.— ‘ons, and to pay it back if you are ® great quantity of booty had like-)pifteen years ago Adam Stouffer able to get a court decision releas Iwige been tal purchased a Plymouth Rock hen. ing you from payment.” Today the same hen, at the age, Howe admitted that the company of 19 years, Stouffer claims, is| Would not pay the $64,000 a year laying eggs with the rest of his |due until the court forced it to flock. ian Hiding Its Figures Don't Take Risks when the city attorney tried to get the company’s books into court “We will show certain figures to the commission,” said Howe, “but If your stomach is strong, your liver active, and bowels regular, take care to keep them so. These organs are important to your health. Keep,them in order with we will not show the city’s represen-| tatives our books. The city ts a} competitor of ours.” “You are willing to take the books | to the judge in his chambers, but] and avoid any risk of serious illness. A dose or two as needed, will help the digestion, stimulate the bile, and regulate the habits. Their timely use will save much needless suffering, fortify the system and Insure Good Health with your case?” sneered Caldwell Howe had nothing further to say.| Sold by druggists throughout the world. In boxes, 10c, 25¢ Directions of Special Value to Women are with Every Box | Shortly after this Caldwell moved that the testimony of the witnesse #0 far as it was founded. upon evidence of figures which the com-| pany would not back up with proof, be stricken The commission denied the mo tion, but gave the eity the right to submit brief af a meeting Saturday 16 show that the commission has no | Jurisdiction in the matter, and that | the facts do not warrant the in-! crease in rates. by their enemies, On the wheel was written, in (rerman Around the world in 40 days | my United Pr DR. MACY iit sitena “ave. STAR—WEDNESDAY, AU 1917. PAGE 2 T ter Trenches y-go-round erected by German which is now in French hand ig out the mechanical toy left Departure from Pari MORE MEN ARE SUMMONED FOR Far and Near | News biy: Telvgraph : and Telephone : Many Seattle Il not know aid an 4 Dr American take, and to trai vice B. Olson, euperin Local be to » Monroe re formatory ' . rd fe “ le issued a call for men ral hospital, recov: |' ‘ call fo ering from operation. physically examined “LON August 25 LONDON.-R destroy Zeppelin off Jutland, Den ort pays Firttish ed, will not know their status until Just before first increments are taken to Camp Lew More names were certified by | Division No, 6. £ across the club » dance and card ‘party at their ge room, Thursday BREMERTON A banne “This Space to Be i This Space to Be I Certified France will be carrie in 7 : | Division No. 5 parade at Wenatchee Thursda OLYMPIA Charles Partholet nied assistant state hydra be City of Seattle revenues for 19 to date are $949,700; deficit UGENE.—Pr © lost his | en route to Pr th military honors here. BREMERTON Kitsap county to organize a home guard here ay in the Cominercial Club Certified Division No. 6 The following in division No. been certified Inte the m of the Upited mt of the a te Kenneth K by drown! a was homas Meller, on, Charles Le ph Ernest Kebinaon, James Auto thieves steal two autos and one truck last night | Peter Henry Nelson ave. N swindled out y magi from a woman signing her name ax Emma McCourt, who used to be Nelson's housekeeper. F Hall, of city engineering department, and Jack Beli, in aute business, make trip back to Port Division No. 4 rps, with head 05 L. C, Smith build » between the ages of Thomas Miller, meelf in Cowan park Monday, will be held from Bonney Watson undertaking parlors Thu da Franklin Gollier, 10, 1425 Dono van st. sustains broken leg when n over by auto. k J. Thorston cuts ite ba razor while en re on th J. FE. Swanson, Seattle Can Cc at the plant and breaks ar Victor Franciscoviteh, 9, while chasing a irrel up a tree in Woodland park yesterday, falls and breaks arm Burglar steals $31 from till o King Garage and overlooks $ Sand bank caves in on J. G tler yesterday at the Carn stock farm, and breaks rib. Maurice Cleary of Everett Will Aviate « Lensed Wire SAN DIEGO, Aug. 2 Mauri 1. Cleary, of Everett, who attended the University of Washington, has just graduated from the United States schoo! of military aeronau ties, at Berkeley, and i4 now at San Diego, taking his examinations for Fred Waldo Ring OR. L. A. CLARK ting your mouth in its original excellent condition. Coming to our offices for an examination is like going to any first class department store and pricing the goods there on display. We are pleased to have you come, and anxious to be service to you. EXAMINATIONS ther or not] ed to pack up for} Satisfaction and expert service are assured you by the fact that we have the largest and best equipped offices, operated by only graduate dentists, licensed to practice by the State Board of Dental Examiners, and who each have had years of actual practice. Our personal and well established reputa- tion is one of our guarantees to you. Some of these men, it ts predict-| But don't put it off another day. NOW, right now, is the time to start good teeth. Regal Dental Offices 1405 Third Avenue Diagonally across from the Postoffice. Be sure to get to the right place, In every respect Seattle’s leading dentists. ome Gir tig Works MORE MEN ARE DEPUTIES RAID &UCILE PATTERSON 10-foot billboard on top of a commission in the alr reserve forces Read the next novel in The Star, *" beginning Monday. The Quickest and Safest | Refined atmosphere—menu con Way sistent with your pocketbook.—Ad vertivement $2.50. cunor frame with spherical len ses and leather complete This includes a careful and accu Ws. | Tate examination aa | We prescribe, grind and fit egg eile ae | glasses | and can make or duplicate | Iwonalnive cies ae-| Ailments of the glands and nerves « EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS specialty. 3070.72 Arcade Bldg. Bring This Ad With You building at Fifth ave.) READ STAR WANT ADS! You'll smile often , a New York "girl artist of o] ee = — ene “Service” poster of HERE’S ROUTE OF CIRCUS PARADE Brthers’ cirens pa- "echedule 1 to d Wo will fit f a gold-filled Cedar s r st. to First ave., ». to Washington st., Wash to Second ave. 8 , Cedar st, to Fifth circus will exhibit here 2.50, | both and Friday, there Aug, 22,—Fifteen been started in Yamhill county timber land bought colonization purposes, report today of Dis- : Curry Optical Co, vis it Bate Forester blames Germ, ers for the fires. Elliott, ‘The report ples or sy ic | n Improvement ‘Works Wonders In bettering the facial appearance when the im- provement is applied to the teeth. A pleasing face and generally prepossessing appearance are impor- tant assets to every individual. They facilitate ac- quaintance, desirable introductions, and the mak- ing of valuable friendships in addition to impart- ing to the possessor a feeling of self satisfaction not otherwise to be obtained. A pleasing appear- ance marks the first steps on the road to success. These desirable qualifications are impossible if one has a drawn, haggard, aged appearance be- ise of sagging, sunken cheeks, due to missing or q imperfect teeth. Nature fills all cavities. Hence, if 1 you have missing teeth, the cheeks will sag in in an attempt at filling the cavity. And in addition, imperfect mastication causes a species of mal- nutrition which imparts an undesirable color to an already unprepossessing face. All these defects can be quickly and cheaply overcome by a visit the dentist. The sooner the cheaper, the quicker and beiter for all concerned. It will cost you no more than car fare to come to our offices and have Dr. Clark make a personal examination of your teeth and give you an estimate of the cost.of put- satisfaction and improved health and efficiency that comes with DR. L. R. CLARK, Manager. Lady attendants on duty at all times. N. W. Corner Third and Union. . NOT OPEN EVENINGS OR SUNDAYS Our reputation is worth more than your dollars. \ NEEDED TOMAN HOTEL HEREIN DIVER CHASERS HUNT FOR MAN There are still a few vacancies} Deputy sheriffs left Tuesday open in petty officers’ ratings for | Bight for near-by cities, to enlist the subchaser duty. Men qualified to! S/d of the police in searching for |hold these ratings must have had ‘2¢ four prisoners who escaped from at least two years’ previous sea, '¢.county jail Saturday afternoon, experience. Cooks and mess at-|,,The Search in the city and in tendants are also wanted. Candi . oo far hag proved fram dates should ly Y rege Cll Se ae 494 raid made on the Europe hotel, The naval reserve flying corps|2)00% First ave. 8. near Hogans can use gas engine mechanics, *!/*%, Where E. G. Brown, acc who are thoroly familiar with up- Of the murder of Maude Hallock, todate, modern machine shap| WO Is one of the escaped prison \t dae Wall as cota’ ob ers, was supposed to be in hiding, the ssanutaeteen resulted in the discovery of severs ‘oplanes al coses of whisky But no trace of Brown was found The raid was made late 1 by Deputy Sheriffs Fra an dScott M. lice detectiv jand repair of a Applicants in the naval reserve flying corps must be United States not over 35 years of age, good physical condition. Ap-| plications must be made in person, jat the Puget Sound na Men called by their local boards for military service for physical |] No More Weak Stomach jexamination are not eligible. nt uesday, Brewer lone, with several po- yard ie RE) RR BRS Dieting For Me | Prisoners’ Mutiny in |Walla Walla Keeps Up's | By United Press Leased Wire WALLA WALLA, Aug. 22.—Pris eir mutiny in tiary here Tues-| OU ¢t |day and night, hammer. pure b: [ine on the cell walls and doors, and shing food ore good din- aspoonful of na little tisurated Magnesia neu- throwing Oregon boots thru’ the the das a 8... | windows, attached to ropes made own aan of bedding. The jute mill h It works been closed down, and most of th prisoners are being kept in their cells dyspeptics, forgetting woes and worry, ng they wish, The convicts demand the resig not a laxa- nation of Captain of the Guards| {Ye is harmless and is’ sold by a druggists everywhere in both pows Burk and Turnkey Dickson der and tablet form—never as Hauid or milk if you reat Lucile Patter le vets “Persuasive Peggy.” e for Women's WHY PAY ANY MORE THAN YOU NEED for a REAL ESTATE LOAN? t from the iblican st, show Thursday, will Fifth ave, to “Cut out the waste” in every direction—this is the advice to every American today from the President down to the humblest economist. Why should you waste money on high interest rates’ when you can eee row here at low rates on extraordinarily liberal terms? We charge no commissions and let you pay your mort- gage any way you prefer, All we ask is good security. pond show grounds street parade Washington Savings and Loan Association 810 SECOND AVE. NO RENEWAL FEE W. B, Menden Sheridan, to NO BONUS.