The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 11, 1917, Page 5

REICHSTAG MAY OUST MICHAELIS | AND HIS AIDE By United Press Leased Wire | Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co, lc. | 416-424 Pike Street WE'LL TRUST YOU OR Credit System has been established for your conventence to assint vou to furnish your home along your own individual os awe wi Pound anywhere lower than AMSTERDAM, Oct. 11.—A : Wee formidable and open move Week ment In the reichstag to oust . Week Chancellor Michaelis and Vice Week Chancellor Helfferich and re. instate Prince Von Buelow as chancellor, was reported in Berlin dispatches today, quot Ing the Vossiche Zeitung. The German newspaper asserted that a “number of reichstag members are openly working to this end.” Michaelis and Helfferich are par ticularly under ‘fire for their in- stitution of propaganda in the army N order to make room for new shipments of Upholstered Furniture it is absolutely necessary that we clear our floors of all sample pieces, this sale offering the opportunity for substantial sav- ings in UPHOLSTERED DAVENPORTS, for the Von Tirpits pan-German | political party, the Fatherland | if party The centristeradical wing | RS is Mkewlse opposing them for re lf fusal ifically and mally to} | discu the governn nt attitude on the majority peace formula. The Berlin dispatch showing op 3 position to these two 1} . Very Stas Prices paade pals feseten ison tore as the buffer betwee the Germa puis is the best possible time to buy Upholstered jf) partiament and the government it Furniture, for this special sale includes Tap- |f/ self came on the heels of sp ce estry and Velour Chairs and Rockers, large lu ter Kuehlmann, declaring that rious upholstered it peace could neve forced from Tapestry Davenports that are splendid values. pr Germany while b to separate kalser, or sought from the demanded any of her territory, Kuehlmana firmly de clared that Germany would | never consider abandonment of Lorrain her while they that Germany surrender Jimmie and Roland | Now at the Park Zoo! han and Rolend Cot teri att win be kept at, Woodland park zoo from now on hese name were wished, by park officials, on a fish-eating 1 and a back-firing ostrich, presented by the Spokane park board, Wed nesday. They were named after the may or's secretary and the park board cretary respectiv U. S. By United Press Leased Wire Three-Piece Tapestry Upholstered Living-Room Suite, Special $127.50 AVENPORT is 82 inches long; has soft pillow spring struction and three loose cushions covered in a guaran grade of tapestry. Chair and Rocker are larg Actor Raises $3,850 for Liberty Bonds Bubseri pti ons Liberty bon¢ tor add Palace x a number of per. on the streets and deliv | i} patriotic talks. . econ D Spring applic: i RGE, seven-foot Davenport; has deep seat and high back | fined Second and oP ‘ applica and large roll arms; best of spring conetruction. Covered erties ak Ge anaes and 0% fn high-grade tapestry. Several patterns of cover- $69 75 et ee | ings to choose from. Regular price $113.50. Special i. _ LONDON, Oct. 1 A heavy fers plains int a stick y Fle owt mud Was report y activ NEW SHOW | GOING BIG The New Cecil’s Cabaret show, made up of performers from four big cities, with a [little local talent added the talk of the town Chairs and Rockers ; a Bes | ARGE, roomy Tapestry Upholstered Chairs and Rockers, with : Lida fe er neve der gees — ij | or without loose cushions, at especially attrac show that Miss Helen Tait of San i} $67.50 Tapestry Upholstered $55.00 Tapes Uph red Franci has put into the New = Rocker, special, $28.56 Cecil ¢ It certainly {is th Rocker, special, $49.75. $46.50 Tapestry Upholstered with the San Francisco life and ‘ $67.00 Tapestry Upholstered Rocker, special, $30.00, But that {s not all, st a Ohair, special, $19.00, $62.50 Tapestry Upholstered $41.00 Tapestry Upholstered | Rovker, special, S43-50. yj Chair, special, $33.25. Chair, special, $30.50. { $25.00 Tapestry Upholstered $65.00 Tapestry Upholstered Don't let ye te | Rocker, special, $26.50. Chair, special, $18.00, you about it } He up to the minute. Come down and see for yourself and tell them|t =a out it The tment is a-| t standard to the up jals. A new one for this week {s| an real ¢ noodle with baby} icken And the address is al-| I Get Strong Again?” yi Ss ee er Se rrttistitttissssrissssitssstsstettesss sso Litg Cough Nearly Gone #| in 24 Hours Thousands of run-down men and women ask this question every day. Their strength has ebbed slowly away because i of the constant strain of their daily tasks. i ccs “ina tadallteaes ™ This daily strain causes the nerves to lose 9% tay.” Voom Littien Try tte soagssssssss3t sestssststisissstsstrssss Anyon b phosphorus, a vital element. The nervous system is weakened, causing loss of appetite, decline of bodily strength, the blood fails to get the nec sary iron, and it goes from bad to worse. DYNAMIC ; al cough rem 0 : * Remedy and Book with= Donshkir Cc 1 a a ay et Pag 2 are ca ro | ARMY INSPEGTED ure Sblisation ‘on ay Sam at sho’ kept handy inimen a eturning dally to face “ TONI very home, to uae at the firat algn| fon te” ang Columbia river. shipy [WORK WHILE vou SLEEPp | ARNE Eis é e , We r ards, tled up by strike, and work | "DENDLETON, Oct. 1L--The war # (Called “Dynamic” because it produces energy) is ex is approaching normal, according Take one or two Cascarets to-| department has < eee Hedy } actly the remedy needed. It nourishes the nerves with to the claims of employers today tirely lopment] night and enjoy the nicest, gentlest! tion of 80,000 acres of land between - phosphorus in the form of phos ain souring of {liver and bowel cleansing you ever | }fermiston and Umatilla, near here, phates. It enriches the blood > > stomach, | experienced Wake up feelingjas the site for one of the new| — " vith iro A $50 LIBERTY LOAN BOND ‘make! grand; your head will be cleat,| training camps, according to word, Sof edlgssit WILL ARM ONE SAMMY breath sweet, stomach regulated, | received here today The nerves again become strong Fhe fighting ' equipment of id thirty feet of bowels active | r va ns and steady, the blood rich, appetite is just one American soldier in | Got a box at any ar store no Cae i ae Pp c e you feel the 5 and get straightened up by morn as ree . gg il cgay My PU gg ot France cost ; Wa tne todas Biles on Teac on Graduated, Licensed, Reglatered vigor, energy and driving power of One siflé 4.$19.50 vo ing. Stop the headache, bilic re Clean itihavs t health One bayonet 16 | at ness, bad colds and bad days. Peel s Given Hoover PHYSICIAN » f and eat ‘or work lay ty nl "ress Leased Wire or One bayonet scabbard 1.13 rem it and ready for work or DIAY.|/ty United Press Les 1 do all kinds of work. My Dynamic Tonic is ee teat nivoag by a, Caos beh 408 Caacarets do not gripe, sicken or RANCISCO, Oct. 11.—Data|} io? Goitisine’ the” rogulae’ erat ee scat : 4|jnconvenience you the next day,|/showing what it costs to produce alf tee. I use medicine, clectricl again?” A large bottle, (5 weeks’ One hundred cartridges,, 5.00 , Ml tike aalts, pills or calomel. ‘They're| loaf of bread on the Pacific coast|f vibration, ete i sive ep 1 ate ale ne steel helme' 8.00 at in either pe r like salts, pills alome © | log acit tentio > ° m treatment), costs only $1.50, On sale Que steel helmet ‘ee | s the stomach] tine! is in the hands of Herbert Hoover. |] Sontic® {Shai ottion tena at he Orie gal AR, + 12.00 without the) Mothers should give a whole Cas-| “It's up to Hoover,” was J. P.|[ 41.00 Cash, “medicine included. 5 a Drug 4 h fait at ata Pacing “haat 264 “hel caret any tine to cross, sick, bil-| Scott's reply, when asked whether|{ , Hours—10 a. m. to 6 p ms # tg an ant lute ant only | ious or feverish children, because / he thought the price of bread would ms | Keener Bartell ear j faction ar mont retng Total $50.00 the kfove pur. tit Wil act thoroughly and can not|be reduced. “I think you will hear] +) VROPLES BANE Bee goon with this pa The: ‘ 4 c injure, from him before long” {iid Co, wt. Wayne, Ind, @ B a HELPS ITALY : |\Champ < MANY RESUME WORK | STAR—THURSDAY, OCT. 11, 1917. PAGE 5 Sisters Star Witnesses for Brother on Trial in Baby Keet Kidnaping Case MISS HELEN PIERSOL MISS ALICEN PIERSOL Hy United Press Leased Wire Ja mob in a vain effort to make SPRINGFIELD, Mo, Oct. 11.—|him confess taking the baby whose Claude Piersol, trial for the al-| body Was afterward found tn an loged kidnaping of Baby Keet, 14-/ abandoned well, He insisted then month-old child of Mr, and Mrs.| as strongly as he t « that he J, Holland Keet, will have no more) had nothing (o do with the abduc faithful defenders than his two) ton beautiful sisters, Misses Helen and| His sisters will testify in his be- Alicen Piersol. half in a trial which promises to Plersol twice had a hangman's) be of the most sensational ever held in the Southwest CHINESE SHOOTS NEGRO ASSAILANT noose thrown k by KEET KIDNAPING around his ne Hy United Press Leased Wire PORTLAND, Oct il Houle 4, a Ohinese, ot and killed MARSHFIELD, Mo,, Oct. 11. George Washington Davis, 30, a —The state will complete Its | negro, at Hing’s room here this case against Claude Plerso! on trial for the kidnaping of Baby | Lloyd Keet, today morning Davis broke into Hing’s room and rted to beat the Chinaman over Piersol wag identified late yer Hing day Paul Lockm an en od the ne. f the ringfield Ce ry clu * the dr f an automobile which Chinaman may die. Police followed Mr Q Mr J 1 Davie either had tried to Keet, parents of the dead baby, to um from Hing and had been the club the night of the kidnaping. | refused, or wanted to rob the Chi They atten a ball at the! naman. club and ret © to find the child stole on y Wit ‘ ¢ trequent’ Typos) Honor Nelson Visits by Plersol and Cletus Ad Six members of the typograph 1 > papers, sp me eal union, local 202 ve been ap ome « ather, John hointed as an honorary committee ' field c 1 the services of Ison Associated have loose cushions. Regular price $191.00 ROME, Oct. 11 nge sep: db igo acecmaar Special for the three plecés celal offer of hi ndfather'’s home his old time friends was inte rr & ace f the Nelson wa a as recognition ’ s delive branched to the of Italy's ler Plerac oe aaar Austri e pbell, G. W |greatest appr ‘ offer Ficks, J A. Bridg eho BOMB GONSPIRAGY 22's! Lm, jim justice to Italy's i Cullough and Rona, offi } part fn the war of the union, will also presi CAUSES ARRESTS OF 3 AT REW YORK iy Untied Pee Venaed Wire ge Yo 11 New b an a ted C . tive comiraors te -comseetin| | Corns Lift Off sega ers Waltor| [Doesn't hurt a bit to lift any corn Uh a lthographer gene Rels or callus off with fingers, and Jo The men No humbug! You truly can lft off every! ; é 66 hard corn, soft corn or PEGLER Jroes of recent years are learning Cc y reed BY J. W. Under French. tuition today how ure Your Buenos Aires as well as hardened AMERIC AN FIEL best to send . wt ay bomb, he ened - At a meeting Juses on bottom of feet RS, FRANCE, ( the size of a football, across to th R t L k withor t of pain.|y of the American army !s enemy They are from Harvard u ure I A ‘ Sented in Franc and Princeton wat . day that heavy pert ure ine pound, and tiny and some cavalry are now perpar- |“sc vt of this magic|ing for fighting service. Am yet hos |Old Sea Captain Cured His Own fluid can now be had at va is detailed as heac F Rupture After Doctors Said ? any drug store for « 8 troops a “Operate or Death. ‘| HEFFERNAN TO AID few cents of the greatest football he-|railroad trucks erate or Death.” U. S. TO BUI eee re -| Tis Remedy and Book Sent Free of this freezc mal. * ! Captain Collings sailed the SHIPS IN 2 YEARS ((-y>)\°e se) U- S,0cem mC , MMMEY INSUNGTION | oS Sd . callus, Instantly all| af . onthe gress reness disappears and Have London Club UP ON NOVEMBER 7 7 ade John T. Heft shortly you Will find My United Press Leased Wire cet ee ag ho “1 Wor ke the corn or callus so! LONDON, Oct. 11.—Officers of} Federal Judge Neterer has set rea ~onteagg sf ‘lag pple shriveled and loose that) «ne Sammies on leave in London or| November 7 as the date for decid-| ust i ea vate to ald the government ia ite ship you lift it off with ing thru will soon have a reg-|ing whether or not the temporary! did neither! He cured himeelt aie building program fingers. You feel no) ia: american club, where they can| injunction issued to the Puget |*tead. Heffernan” with the pein while “applying away the » time Sound Traction, 1 & Power Co American-I rporation free or afterwards rd Leconfield has given up bis} against Earl W. A and 196 ot! ata teh he wae Just think! No more/ iaiatial home in Chesterfield Gar-| ¢ shall ade per ernment to bulld 200 vessels within|C°™S OF calluses to torture You.) dens, and a committee of the Pil-| manent ried ce tet jaa ua and they go without causing one) eee ee eee transforn PE ee oi li ci a are to be standardized, Each ves “i - te Kew OTe: tle of | into one of the coziest clu the | noid pe dge Neter | sel is to be 380 feet lo with a o a bottle of| oe Wai ed t the is t foet long. with 8) treezone on the dres and never | “it Ww canadion eam feet and 7,500 tons dead welght let a corn or callus ache twice. The yard in which the work is ¢ : two days Seattle people should know sim ple buckthorn bark, glycerine, ete POPE ISSUES FOOD us mixed in Adler-i-ka, flushes the ENTIRE bowel tract so completely that appendicitis is prevented, ONE CARDS IN VATICAN SPOONFUL Adler--ka relleves ANY 5 > CASE sour stomach, gas or const ROME, Oct. 11—Pope Benedict toda authorized the issuan of pation because it removes ALL fo | bread and sugar tickets to the whole matter which clogged and poisoned Jot the Vatican population, Six hun-| Your system. The INSTANT action ldred cards were issued. The Vati- %"° th doctors and patients Swift's Pharmacies, 2nd Ave. and an will exercise strictest supervis lion to prevent evasion, The cards are those issued by the government Weds Pike and 235 N STOMACH TROUBLES. Broadway Rower 16 champion woman rower of t past three years a resident of tle, was married Wednesday even-| Tells e Speedy, Relief) ing to James H. Stilwell, vice pres Acid Indigent ident of the Stilwell Bros, general stomach n, ae 1 tnabitity probably nin. By United Press Leased Wire 9 to 10 @omen’s Winter Coats Reduced to $7.50 The Women's Ready-to- Wear Section has taken from the regular stock for this wale a good assortment of Winter style Coats These are made of Navy and Brown Coatings, with high, convertible collar, patch pockets and all around belt. A warm, service Coat, in sizes “ For merly For this Hour, 7. 50 Camisole Point Laces— 500 yards of Norma and twodthread clennes Camisol Laces, with and w beading tops; widths 4 to 7 Inches, Fort Isc, For thi Hour, a yard 8c \| Carry your pack- || | age home and || keep it, please Returned goods must be brought | back within three days of purchase. 2to3 Cotton Petticoats —On sale in Women's to-Wear Section. All lengths, in Kel Taupe, n Blue, Russian King’s Blue and Black. They have deep flounces fint “i with two small ruffles. For. merly $1.00. For this Hour 50 cholce c Children’s Cotton Pan «3,4 and 6 year ents, in medium On sale the en's Kni Under wear Section. } 40c, For this 25 Hour, pair c Children’s Hose Sup: porters—All sizes. On le tn the Notion Sec c merly 10, is ar 5c ALL ARMY BRANCHES | TRAINING IN FRANCE Friday Hour Sales No Mail, Telephone or ¢ oO D. Orde WCCO , Friday, Hour Sale and the right to 1 t quantitic erved 10 to 11 11 to 12 1 to2 ~The Waist Sec. Silk and Cotton Tissues ule” basa fae wh Phe 300 yards of th 13 itls tion haw for this sale 69 Phe + a on Lingerie Waists that faprie from the Dome Sweaters have been picked from tie Section i# adapta the regular stock. They for waists and dress Reduced to§ 2,95 have flat and roll collars ‘The assc : and are trimmed with pongee th ‘This variety come lace and embroidery jarge coin spot ; ca ent of Ae down front izes 36 inches wide, a ‘ ym the regue to 46, Formerly $1.25. merly priced the Cail For this Hour, For this Hour, ‘s Wear Soul rata 65e¢ i 25c ‘They are in regular and ‘ough Ww es, in Rose, Vellings—250 yards of Cotton Damask — On '° pores ok Cova Fancy Mesh Vellings in sale in the Linen Sec and © 4 patterns, from tion, This Damask {s * ~~ ular stock, Col equally suitable for the n size in Taupe, Red, N home or restaurant use ; ; or colo Hack and White. For: » It Is 70 inches wide, and Former! $6.50 an merly 25c, 35¢ and 65¢ is priced for form: ell $7.6 For this Hour, For this Hour ng at $1.26. For choice $ 5 a yard 15¢ this Hour, yard 98c at 2.9 Gingham Petticoats Reduced for Friday to 69c Upper Main Floor | r Petticoats are rec duced just for an flounces that are with lace insertion and lace edg- ing and v t lhe assortm omprises a complete range of len They were retly priced at $1.25. For ACO ncn cccccrcerenrcescosrreese 3t04 4to5 5 to 5:30 Ribbons—i00 yards of Women's Ynion Suite— Middiee-— 5 Middies in 5%- and 6-f tk garments of cotton on and coat style. Taffeta Hair Bow Rib «, in yw nec on sale in| bons. This assortment hort sleeve style, in ection, and « in Brown, Navy, knee gth. Size 24 36 to 46, Gray and For only. Formerly 50c. For . in merly 22 and 35 this Hour . F For this Hour a suit 25c $1.75. For va ¢ " 50e Nubia Gieed White Voile—This mm sale in the Linen gto¢ fleece lined Suits, yiare, in Bine and cial) in t mf White pattern acl 6 in Underwe savored for luncheor tripe Sizes 14 and 16. For- Formerly _ rr erly $1.00. For this this Hot Hour Half-hour, rie "$1 A5 yard 19¢ a nll sasetead 50c Shirting Madras — 32 inches wide, in colored Formerly 35¢e, Half- : 23c yard. The Rhodes Co. 1s FIND MUCH BS8OZE | By United Press Leased Wire PORTLAND, Oct. 11.—Fourtee® k places were raided, their — stors arrested and 200 quarts ” confiscated here — within the last 12 hours. This is the largest roundup of blind geries in Portland since the pt bition law went into effect. soft dr pro sorted Jiqu DON'T BE BILIOUS, annest 2 wno Run HEADACHY, SICK & | =a atrolman Dan J t and Po Captain Claude Rannick, rid-| Wednead were struck by | «Fellow | Mave ¢ Aon auto driven by Julies Chrie | Don't Enjoy life! Liven, your liver (iy ore a iwrecked. The oiticers | oii 56 eal and ayes tonight and [yore unhurt. Chriest and John|himmeit of hiss mae 6 saa a ‘ chardac who wa with him, |J&st he was rewarded by thé findii feel great suk Neninad hae wrk both an {of the method that so quickly made were bruise ey were both ar-|hin a well, strong, vigorous @ Wake up with head clear,/|rested for being intoxicated n, © can use the same methods stomach sweet, breath it's simple, easy, safe and. inexe ip : ssa . pensive. Every ruptured person a right, cold gone. | Kids Here to Sew the world should have the Cartalp . i Collings book, tel all about how . P ans] he cured himself, and how anyone for War Orphans) te oud aint ae a ae INTG AUTC OF COPS, The home economics department | th tut any trouble. lot the public schools has on h if Letnlins aa 1,000 yards of unbleached mu ' wilh fH ou 1 yards of bl ealico, and | the ‘ But send it rigt 1,000 yards of galatea cloth, which | {\y2"),ney before you put dows the school children of Seattle will < make into garments for the orphan * FREE RUPTURE BOOK AND REMEDY COUPON. A. Collings (Ine.) i e end children of Enrope. Y. ‘ FREB a me your