The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 9, 1917, Page 5

Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co., Inc. |) 416-424 Pike Street WE'LL TRUST YOU UR Credit Syatem bh to assist you to f ideas. Our terms ar be found anywhere been established for your conventen: Neo extra Himy cust ® woRD | United Press Staff Correspondent Reduced _ “arde! “ strike leade ene.ee Werth of | Pardelta, t strike leader in TOKIO, Oct. 9—The Jap- || 75.00 Worth of | eaptivity, six other heads of |tho strike called at the Bernal; anese public and press hesitate | to | Heights school today, were taken} to believe that Viscount Ishii, | nes jto the detention home this after head of the Japanese mission Main Floor. noon, | | Their arrest came about after a} to the United States, prociaim selection of | series of experiences which will] ed, in a recent address in | THIS Silver | thrill the youths of Bernal Heights | Americ Monroe doctrine for | 4 } are for years ‘Able, . ree 7 | ‘he “gang” solemnly declares 2: jg stelle in th y Stark” pat |that the police “double-crossed” ogden apenas ashen pal pda tern and are very appro them in making the arrests, Near | Ishil merely indicated that Japan priate for gifts or when j!y 100 of them had left the school | would guarantee the integrity of purchased for personal }this morning. It was a sort of China and the open door there. use The variety consists sympathetic strike,” they declar Cénaldevatié eatietaotion . ta. ex fl : : }ed, because the teachers came rid onsiGeradie satista nis of Marmalade ons, Bon ling to echool on United Railroads | pressed, however, over the favor Bon Spoon Crean cars able trend of American opinion as Ladles, Cold Meat Forks | Fardella was to be the bold lead |to Japan's position in the Far East, Pickle Fork ray Shell Jer, for he possessed a 22-callb 4 | as indicated in the comments in and Baby Spoon These | rifle, the envy of all. He fired the . lopening signal of the strike. The America on Ishii’s recent speech were priced formerly at | “strikers” gathered on a hill near} Tt 1s assumed here that Ishii and ‘ For Wednesday we by. and @ call was turned tn at In-| Secretary Lansing, during their have reduce them to, pogo clay. natn et Hiram M. Chittenden conferences at Washington, reach choice . Pe oe co mie the bite, <t -eaiie ; rig, (00,82 understanding as to Japan's r merry chase o 8 “ollowing a brief {liness, Br’ 5 » mn » Orient Chairs and Rockers Tapestry Upholstered [| Finally © truce committee of Gen. Hiram M. Chittenden, U. §.| °° {al position in the Orien EO a ARGE, é ge | ven Was named by the boys.'A, retired, died at his home Watchword Wetaree haeabestts Up Chairs and Rockers They tled white handkerchiefs tol Brondwoy, at 12:30 oe me mn 010 We Sell for Cash ers, with or without loose AR comfortable pieces, sticks and marched solemnly down He was 59 years of ag cushions, at especially attrac with and without loose ee’ nag? ” Par ae i _in the army and in civil | Carry your package home tive prices. papers radiate comfort Wenig ye rh 0 ye eee phd = ‘ hitte mden hes oceuy 1 | and keep it, please. Returned $67.50 Tapestry Upholstered 3.50 Tapestry Upholstered c 2 ; mportant position, having directed goods must be brought back Rocker, dont $19.75. Rocker, special, $28.75, | vend cab nt them all to the deten j vane governmental engineering en: within three days of purchase $67.00 Tapestry Upholstered |, $4? ~gi = ah at the Hales Oe cen member! Roland 8. Morris a Philadelphia, Chair, special $49.00. cker, sp 75. S * Ta’ R , mn ewion, Te! America’s new ambassador to 5 00, ae" Sea “ite ves signing in November, 1915 , f : ay $41.00 Tapestry Upholstered $41.50 Tapestry Upholstered eattleite W alive is | He has been in {11 health for some J4Pan, left Seattle Tuesday morn Wool weaters . Chair, special, $33.25, Rocker, special, $23.75. Exemption to Keep __ |ttme, but kept montaily alert, read-/!9& for Vancouver, B, C., where he $35.00 Tapestry Upholstered | _ $56.50 Tapestry Upholstered “eh ea jing, writing and studying exten-|¥!ll sail for Tokyo for omen Recker, spexisl. @20.50. Rocker, special, $28.25, Up Family Record) siveiy |, dorris’ init here was somewhat : Maki, Mapestcy Upnclsiered $39.75 Tapestry Upholaterea start Ce ondent Partly thru his influence, the! !m the nature of a home-coming, as Mitractively | Rocker. special $28.50. Rocker, special, $23.25. CAMP LEWIS, Tacoma, Oct. 9.| Lake Washington ca ject was _ ‘ ig He born in Olympia, Wash. | argo $56.00 Tapestry Upholstere |—“You bet your Hfe I'm glad I) Riven wth sideration, | ‘Dgt08. *5 years ago Hy id : $46.50 Tapeatry Upholstered | poker, special ‘$20 3 4 HI| came down here,” declared William | and finally Two. hundred and fifty Seattle riced at g i} Rocker, special, $30.00. $53.50 T Fis ge hbo }Angle, of Company H, 261st In Graduated in 1884 jmen, Including prominent Jap- “J nl | $63.50 Tapestry Upholstered Rector 4 be ge pholstered fantry, yesterday Graduating from West Point, he S0#e. tendered a banquet to Am 3 95 q . Rocker, special, $43.50. » special. $27.50. Angie was a driller at the Skin-| Was assigned to the enmineering|>®#8ador Morris at the Now Wash ° | ' « q | $61.50 Tapestry Upholstered $43 50 Tapestry Upholstered ner & Eddy shipyards, and on the| Corps in 1884 ax a second Heuten-|'2ston hotel Monday evening fe | Chair, special, $30.5 Rocker, special, $31.25, commendation of his employers, | ant |, “I believe that there are no pend: Upper Main Floor. & | $65.00 Tapestry U pholstered $57.50 Tapestry Upholstered | was granted a discharge by the ap-| During the following 14 years he {2& Gestions between America and |} Chair, special, $48.00, Rocker, special, $28.25. {peal board on occupational grounds, | advanced steadily in rank and serv-|J®P&n. Which, If approached in a —————. may be had es t I heard that my brother injed as engineer officer in the De-/{fank and generous spirit, are not THESE | ' od roll mal —__ |the Ps had been turned down by a/ partment of the Platte, member of Susceptible of an honorable and Hocal board because of physical dis-|the Missouri river commission, ex-\{@!f adjustment,” said = Mor: narra | ability, and I remembered that my| ecutive of the survey board for the, T2O#e Words are not mine. Th tyle, in pla n or belted "i great grandfather, grandfather and|canal to connect Lake Erie and the| Were uttered by his excellency models The plain father had all scrapped for Amer-|Ohlo river, and chief engineer of| Viscount Ishit, as he bade farewell (without belt) ase fea, and so I decided it was up tojthe Py army corps. He was|t® the people of California on his phi me to save the family,” said Angle.|held tn readiness this contin-|W4¥ to Washington. And yet I can y convenient use He withdrew his appeal gent to go to Cuba during the Span-|@ndorse every word of that state when worn under the - tat erfcan war, t was not|ment as expressing exactly the street coat, as some pre- Altho Wed, She Sues |°*" conviction which I possess fer them located on the Third Ft First Mate for Coin! thunder to pay Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes t $2.00, $2.25. 82.50. ILTON, BROWN SHOE STORE LOUIS HYMAN, Owner. “KEEP THE QUALITY UP AND PRICES DOWN” fs our motto in our Upstairs Shoe Store. Third Fleer, Arcade Bullding—Near Elevator. Seattle w attorney for A noted visitor to James A. Emory the national council of tndustrial| defense, and general cou fo the National Association of Manu facturers, who will speak at a noon luncheon of business men at tho lathletic club, Wednesday Pianos on the “Hoover” Plan THE WHOLE TREND OF NATIONAL LIFE IS TODAY HEADED TOWARD CONSERVATION IN EVERY FORM. The Government is try- ing to reduce the cost of living by controlling prices of necessities. THE WHOLE LAND IS ALIVE WITH INDUSTRY. WAGES ARE HIGHER. WORKING HOURS ARE SHORTER. It means that the aver- age man has more time to spend in his home, and more money to spend for that home. IN VIEW OF THESE FACTS, there is no reason why every home in lorious country shouldn’t have a piano —A HOME IS NOT COM. WITHOUT ONE. We Are “Hooverizing” Our Business The Montelius Music House, now in its 44th year of OPPOSED TO SPECIAL SALES. But we have given up three floors adjoining Chickering Hall. OUR LEASE R be this business, IS the Annex of NS OUT ON OCTOBER 15TH. This reduces our rent several hundred dollars a month, and we figure that by remodeling Chickering Hall to accommodate more pianos, we can afford to give BIGGER VALUES than ever before. It will be necessary, however, to sell many pianos now in the Annex—for Chick- ering Hall to accommodate the balance. IF PRICE WILL DO IT—Here Goes. A FEW REAL LIVE BARGAINS One Chickering Baby Grand, splendid condition ... $600 One Kimball Baby Grand, also in good condition . $500 Qne Schubert Cabinet Grand Upright, used a few years. $250 One Kimball Upright, renewed in every part................ $225 One Gerhard Player Piano, used only a few months and in prime condition 5 Dt a Je RTR eA MD ADR enesies 44 375 One ‘Chickering Upright, many years old but thoroughly renewed $250 One Beckwith Upright, looks like new ............. $175 One Bach & Sons Upright, action and case in first-class condition $185 One Weber Pianola, walnut case, fairly good shape ‘ . $300 One Auto Player Piano, 65-note, piano alone is worth price. $225 40 OTHER SUCH BARGAINS—SOME NEW PIANOS HAVE BEEN REDUCED GREATLY IN PRICE. Pianos are advancing in price so rapidly that it will pay you to BUY NOW. If you are not quite ready, come in, make a selection and pay a small deposit. We will hold it for you. Easy payments can be arranged. | gw REMEMBER—THE GOOD NAME OF MONTELIUS IS BACK OF % EVERY PIANO WE SELL. -™u CHICKERING HALL Montelius Music House Third and University. Phone Elliott 4377. Opposite Pantages Theatre. EMORY TO SPEAK): STAR—TUESDAY, OCT. 9, 1917. ISTRIKE CALLED GEN, CHITTENDEN JAPAN HAPPY | BY HIGH SCHOOL | DEAD; HE WAS KIDS A THRILLER, NOTED ENGINEER Wrote Books In 1898 he investigat He has written PAGE 5 Sterling Silver Novelties OVER WAY U.S. TAKES TO ISHII BY RALPH G. TURNER The color range includes ed Irrigation : q oO e duilding. Our rent is low—t ‘ol , ; i Ros oT ren slue are low im every wey, We ware Altho married to another man,|PT0!ects In Colorado and Wyoming ontinued From Page 1 Rose, Copenhagen Blue, legitimate profit--you save the prlltho married to another map| and wrote an exhaustive report, en-| © i @ || Green, Cardinal, Maroon the running expenses of a high-price ne) cot | titled “Sites for Reservoirs in Arid nd Corn. The sizes com tion and ours. Try it and see. the superior court Monday to col-| pati. . I“Im Vz | 1” | and mn ’ QUALITY SHOES For ‘LE lect $2,150 In back allmony, she| ReKions m Vaterland” Is ering 40 80:46 Gray. Kid- | Women's Pa: anys due her W: Rl stationed at St 7 » |x . ie ant tons'| eo eenee Risoein: tat tymee tamaes, (Lae ity, and was in} Dropped by Schools ys b4 Mrs. Reid says hubby number! harge o| ghway construc: |think this in the case, we cannot ade ion in Yellowsto | react lo these new cn arn abr i | gry aan gal ee Sable eg a tok FIRST DRAFT PARADE sooo } a Baa ¢ her life le ” le to do} do. © ought to drop the bo: QWomen's Biack Glas. alimony for the reat o coals. Dh See te rene woe. , y tope: Louie heel; | Men's Gunmetal Shoes, He faithfully did this for 17 years bony en Phi Fag gab oer - peed bea 7 he] many people think it E 6.50 grade $5.50 grade Saenad Gat nate: tenets 4 has remained here/{s bac TO Fi ig $4.95 & $4.50 hes bo stepped, Gnd now there's | since 1m ile! aeakie fon! tan -atreak Hy United Press Leased Wire 9 story who say {t fs an outrage that we She Rhodes Co. B Velvet Bags | A New Shipment Just Placed in Fifty Splendid High Grade Suits Reduced to $39.50 Upper Main Floor. Main Floor, this assortment of [IN smart Autumn Suits are ex- amples of the highest order, featuring excellent material and workmanship and linings of Peau de Cygne and Satin. They are made of = Le Broadcloth, Gabardine, Serge and } Silvertone in belted and flare velvet, braid, but- lor variety com-= Taupe, Russian and styles tons prises Green, are represented trimmed with and fur. The Reindeer, P| vy and Sizes 34 to , 42, Men's Flannel Shirts $1.50 Main Floor. Coca) heavy Flannel Shirts are in dark gray | THESE | and are ideal for workers, in shipyards and others whose duty calls them out of doors The range of sizes jncludes 14% to 18. Men’s Flannelette Night Shirts $1.00 showing that includes three different collar styles. These are made of heavy flannelette in i assorted stripes, and are extra long and in full chest measurement. Sizes 15 to 20, Men’s ety Dress Shirts $1.00 r jand laundered cuff styles, in sleeve | FRENCH | athe from 33 to 36 inches. A splen- —___— did variety of the latest patterns and stripes, in sizes from 14 to 17%. Nemo, Royal Corsets f | Bon Ton, Gossard, American Lady | Worcester, Miller and “Rhodesa” Upper Main Floor. BLAME TRACTION CO. FOR'DEATHS OF TRIO The Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power Co. is blamed for the \ preparation of that merit larkens ak Yellowstone National Park” should use euch books. 1! ask! TACOMA, Oct. 9—The first pe Trappers of the Northwest,” be-|them, ‘Have you read the book? rade of drafted men anywhere in/deaths of Mildred Martin, her sis side many engineering reports of|They answer, ‘We don't have to\the country will be held here Sat-|ter, Amy Martin, and Michael Phil one os. of Day Rien ae vaies saan tas Souk! urday next 3,000 men of the| lips, who were killed in an inter-|of Barbo Compound, and a em — oa “ “There ta ently one thing to éo\! iil march from the|urban and automobile accident at |mlycerine. Any druge! ‘put Dr. Ira C. Brown, Seattle achool!and that {s to drop the book, 80 allway station to the Sta-| Pacific City on September 30. The wfittie cost ‘Ditestions aaa physician, left for Sparta, Wis..|people will not thisk. there te sere a football game is| blame was placed by a King county f Barbo Compound. Tuesday to resume service as alsomething wrong w Gahoola ‘led between officers of the|coroner’s jury late Monday after- ig stores captain In the medical corps of the|and | don’t care { y teacher regiment and the State college) noon, after the scenes of the acci-| rmy. He'll be assigned to the fleld|qoes recommend It. We must do eleven eet bad pegs: Yenre tt Wee ae GAS ON STOMA tillery |what is best for public tranquil Maj. Gen. Greene and his staff/the warning signals and signs were b ae Fi t Haul" | will attend the contest to root for/ faulty and inefficient SOUR STOMACH He said he wag convinced that|the Camp Lewis players. Gov PgR ie You Can On Credit The Grat trated will ec any place you want At self no additional co you can get It terms that are most convenient tere board {s patriotic,” Spen to you—pay as you wish, ||cer sal meee monthly or weekly, 75 | “There Re 1 Adeclucely nothing eniie you sleep. tt} The price 18 ....++se00- wrong with the book,” Dr. Anna is the nerves and , Louise Strong declared, -“but a vitals wich now iife.” You wake up in Come up and visit the most |/great many women are worrted {hs morning full of vim. beautiful phonograph parlors | about the book. So we might as — Miectra-Vita ts a self-charged bedy A complete of | well look at conditions as they battery, woich pumps a steady. unbroken Stream of guivanic electricity into the | Grafe s here for | are. . ‘ Ji, ght your tlon—from $15 to Richard Mansfield White was fusing them with new energy ' $250, Credit terms to sult the | permitted to point out that the the entire system to a at buyer. manuscript of “Im Vaterland” had who have used Blectra-Vite been revised and criticised — by that It te the greatest tn COMPLETE LINE OF | Prusstan echoolmaaters “absolutely ORES: Raytek) > RECORDS under the control of the kaiser, met with failure and had H18 It Camouflage Almost given up trying anything again, I claim this book in merely waa ail anieitiotaciera dead camouflage for German propagan “KE | tiful 90-page book, which da in the schools,” he said, “‘Im | BOOK | tella all about our treat. Vaterland’ was made in Germany, ——— regardiosa of the fact that {ts au. muitation free. Office hours: 9 ing thor lives in Chicago $m, 10, 6:80 Da aye oF evenings The vote 1 a 813 UNION BTAZET The vote was then cast unani The Electra-Vita Co. This Splendid Columbia Grafonola 1332-4 BECOND AVENUE Lister may also be present |the book, read in context, was not = uy |viclous, and that children reading It would “transfer the same pa Provost Guard to Be Quite Active Now triotism to America Winsor an Opportunist “I'm opposed to teaching a smat-| aff Correspondent fasguavid sata lan + ases, yond CAMP LEWIS, Oct. 9.—The cav- e foundation of Eng- 17) was in bad Sunday night. A Nah," aaid Judge Winsor, “and that *7¥ was in be prea f Lieut is why I'm ready to vote to elim. Provost guard, in charge of A. H. K. Visscher and 14 men, pp trolled the streets of Tacoma ‘in arch of men absent from Camp Lewis without leave, and rounded up approximately 150 men, most of whom wore the yellow hat cord of the cavalry Every man who leaves the camp with permission {s given an official in » this book. I'm an opportunist 1 understand tnis book was writ ten and published long before the war and could not have any spirit f antagonism to Americanism Woman Defends Book Mrs. M. Remington Charter Melrose ave. N. of the lobby, Injected her opinion one of the women Here ho know Mansfield White, who appeared be. “™™Y te (1 every # at all times, fore the board in protest against |°very man is at all Im Vaterland,” was “the only pa-| triot.” “We should not discontinue thi quested that outside opinion be re ard The Star.” A report from a patriotic society, he said, bad convinced him that it was best for the schools to post- pone use of the book “I don’t think the feeling that we ‘more from White or you st You can regain your ealth, overcome ner voum debility rheuma. tiam, atomach trouble, backache and that tired feeling, tn rivacy of your are giving aid to Germany ia well without the wee founded,” he said, “but this con troversy is injurious to the ‘onola {llus- || schools There ts a remedy mst you $75 Dr. Strong Defends Book Ree ee a ee to buy it. || Superintendent Cooper said the ehiy.. This rem st to your |jonly ground for action would be ctrietty, the t gives life to the here on the || “expediency,” mously by the board to discontinue the use of ‘Im Vaterland’ until fur- ther notice, Room 206 Empress Bldg. 10164 Becond Ave., Cor, Spring Beuttlc, Wash. a is functure. pass. at this Junctur Hereafter the provost guard will Sho arose and said that she was : th pet ek \ enelish be a common sight on the streets a mother and an Englishwoman, |’? ste being the alts of the nd didn't think that Richard Of '80o! : where SAY CLAIM IS FALSE or Hterature,” she said. “I protest fsa cpactabed) - Page ng against @ man who is not a father {0% exenpilon on ae (meaning White) coming here to re Ware Gaatitute ttle. protest.” utter | age 4 eae White was in the lobby Peaneb ie sre a ie aan Gpencer Had Hezrd Enough | who helped Oem oi Monday morn ‘I'd ike te eard,” he said, | bribe chit : - but raat fent abel e a tng at err aper i ys ee,| Wall s strained until the board had com pleted Its discusston rd, declared he was ready but might change his mind STORES HILAL DOLL AB gy 211 Million In N. 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