The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 12, 1917, Page 9

ie ane a | LATEST PICTURE FROM BACK OF GERMAN LINES | AFEGUARD the health of the home ener ateg? io ongeer nowy a you wash it. All white goods can be spotlessly white and free from disease using BLEACHES KILLS GERMS DESTROYS ODORS It is a safe, powerful disinfectant that bleaches and deodorizes without harmi: the fabric. Standard in most of the large hospitals, endorsed by Health Boards everywhere and adopted by the government for army and navy use. Sold by all first-class druggists and grocers at 15 cents for a large can. Refuse substitutes which may be stale and worthless. Write for Booklet. 120 Broadway, New York City Factory: A. MENDLESON’S SONS Eatab' lished 1870 Albany, N.Y. Dark Tan and Biack In Olled Grained Leathers, Standard Screw Solid Leather Soles, per pair— $2.95 If we sold these Boots for every penny of their actual worth, we'd g Four lars per pair. Compare these values with those around town and see w es you money Collective buy our ¢ aye of 64 Up- stairs Shops makes our prices lower. BOSTON SAMPLE SHOE SHOP Second Floor Fitel Bldg. : Second 4 Dike St MAIL ORDERS DELIVERED FREE BY PARCEL POST Honest Dentistry at Honest Prices = pe People in Need of Dental Work Want Dental work known to DENTISTRY. prices known to DENTISTRY Dental Materials known to DENTISTRY, Painless Methods known to DENTISTRY. GUARANTEE known to DENTISTRY. and this is why our practice THE THE THE BEST BEST BEST THE BEST THE BEST This is what we give our patients, icreases year after year Our Guarantee for 15 Years in absolutely binding; there are no “Sta” and “ands” about it. Should any work not give the service we pledge it to give, we will let you be the judge of what is a fatisfaztory settlem Examination and Consultation Free ALBANY DENTISTS Peoples Bank Building, Second Ave. and Pilg St Work Shoes This is a scene from the Galician) front, where the Germans and their) Austro-Hungarian ailies have taken | °¥ lad the offensive against the hosts of republican Russia. German soldiers are seen firing on the retreating Russians from the ruine of a mill. JUNKERS AGAIN CONTROL BERLIN : By United Press Leased Wire LONDON, Oct. 12-—More | fragmentary details of the Ger. | man naval mutiny and phrases from German Foreign Seore. tary Kuehimann’s recent reichs- tag “war aims” apeech brought conviction to the British press and public today that the Junk ers are again firmly In power In Bertin. Premier Asquith indicated this wan | their belief tn separate speeches | firmly announcing England's inten tion of never consenting to a peace that did not fulfill every line of France's demands for Alsace and | Lorraine. | “Depend upon ft,” Asquith «: speaking at a Liverpool patriot! meeting, “we will never find peace thru a morass of equivocation and ambiguities, Plain questions an concrete cases are carefully avoid od by the Germans.” London now regaris Van Ca pelle’s announcement to the raichs A Premier Lioyd George and former) | power STAR—FRIDAY, OCT. 12, 1917. PAGE 9 iC ITY M OVE S$ T0 | | sransagsssrassssgastesaeseasesanesatstegstesetaaeasteateatesteeseassatee se eseeeee sees e sees eae ELSE LETTS ES EES a EEE T ea E TEEN ETE ees E Teese se Munsing Underwear sine | GET POWER T0 ENLARGE PLANT The city of Seattle today le apparently the victor in a long, necret struggle for gigantic stakes against the Stone-Web ter interests in the Northwent The supply of electric power here for generations to come Is Involved in the contest, which is about to culminate at Wash ington, D. © Two brief words—"“Every thing favorable,” in a telegram to Mayor Gill from City Light Superintendent J, D. Ross, now at the capital, spelled the out come Thuraday He had gone there with Corpor | tion Counsel Caldwell, with the nowledge of Mayor Gill, two weeks go to play the elty’s tramp card, which ft Is expected, will wrent rom the big private cofporation the! ights to the Diablo canyon power | Large, ite, on the upper Skagit river | City Needs More Power | The situation which brought out the contest has been develop * toward a crisis for months attle’s light department, in] en competition with the electric wan gradually taking ove « contracts at reduced rates, thus the city’s revenue and to the city tax ympany eaaing ving millions It was common knowledge that a few months would see the demand) ‘or ¢ power outstripping the} ble supply council voted to spend The 3,000,000 for a power site. A date was set for bids. But no bids came! Gradually 1t became general knowledge that the Stone We inte the ts were elty’s apparently blocking plans to obtain more very It became apparent that the lectric company was confident that the city was blocked in obtain ing more power,” explained Mayor Gill today, “because wo found that | they were raising rates, and per mitting city’s load to be gradu ally taken up, confident that the Mmit would be reached and all ad uid have ates ditional power neede tis to come from them at higher r Things Looked Bad Tt look Fetting th Packwood 1 as » the possibility of ae Hi lake sites, by ushman having or them developed by private contract, | h shod | “$50. ndent Ross went to Mayor Gill with the information that the Stone W previo river to the in this nite for Seni orders by Ma. n, and Co’ Caldwell was But this move was kept secret, to provent the ¢ company from learning the game, and attempting to it with its extensive Eastern inery. obtain Ross was give to go to Waabin mac newest styles ushes, raser-PatersonCo, Munsing Underwear for Women and Children Extensive Varieties of the Correct New Cloth Coats for Women tailoring semi-belted ar rge collars of plt -Belted, Is. La material. loths, burellas, eal plushes. Oxfor blue, Hunter's Burgundy, et siloring that is the utmc Navy vupe, Coats at § of fine velours, yn cloth e of fur, some of 5 loose models. Among the Fimer Coats ely styled Coats shown els, garments that are the fine f workmar I trimmed 1 Bolivia cl fine velours, silvertones and large fur ¢ ars are in evidenc e fe of the Autumn is inclu 00, On Sale Saturd OR this lot we have put F styles and values. antly represent eason is ab sible duplicate much higher-pr N° matter what color you wish, no matter what st yu have your mind on, no matter what price limits you have set, you should inspect this store’s large stocks before choosing your new Coat, All the correct nter styles are here—the last words. All the most wanted colors And above all, values are typical Fraser-Paterson Co. values, that offer the fullest measure of quality, style and A Splendid Group of New Coats at $35.00 Splendid quality velours, broad green Another Great Group of 945.00 in | 58.75, $65.00 and $75.00 aye wo Hundred Seventy - Five lever New Trimmed Hats at $5.00 Each J In the two hundred and seventy-five Hats offered, every correct new style of the Scores of these Hats have just come/from our workrooms, and as nearly as pos- id loose line mod- ish, kerami or self and ds, mixtures brown, gray style an $35.00 Qua rst, varieties, Third Floor orth a great deal of effort, to secure the best possible ed iced Hats designed by the country’s leading millinery tiny as Counsel Caldwell artists. hich the Junk law,” Mayor Gill ex F ; ‘ : erite fore political knock “and found that the Tail red Hats, semi-tailored Hats and Hats for dress wear, trimmed with ostrich out, for the at least, to the| power site laws were superseded | i novelties et growing | t in the Ger congressional enactment Trul emarkable n, and an opportunity for every woman to secure af man par! n A. @ right unusual value in correct at 0600600 460 bacnceeds éo cos eaeual $5.00 ne m for power| si howing could be mad | COMPARES PEACERS |<" °0)"s°rscoéot'w' wom the people of the city.” 7" ms sere TERRI EO ‘ | TO PONTIUS PILATE! This law was designed to prevent | l . ] S k t Only women can keep this side|/gin it. ,And the bravest volunteers what the te power inter of the shield brigt lin 8 = pie oe alte ht rivets power tater, Shou Gir S pea ce) [of the shield bright. Man nover|in the new army are not the girls. New York ka dix rap” at aii} ty all rights gnd forcing a ° : lana “a wer his eer se ‘will | ascee, Det the gikcaan or r York, took @ { >” at al up orel | all war this war, he will/ances, but the girls who insist a | Pacifists tday night at the an-|ceart ot power st ee | Strange Men in | niform? ever end the war of the sexes.|man shall apply to ALL women the nual Colur day banquet give o city sec y That is a war for women to win./ ancient rule which he made to pro |by the _counell of th river site BY CYNTHIA GREY Now fs the best of all times to be-| tect his own. ‘ Knights of Columbus jan a Ste ones we | There is a camp near my home, and two strange soldiers spoke All sons, he 41, who insisted | inter art . nt ny girl frier me last night and asked us to take a walk 1 on ignoring the principles of self 1 ® Dresen poll fat was furious. She just adc a uniform, | [Ggteaee were followers of Posts a | mg ho n Phy a nd says a girl can ys trust a soldier, But my mother never lets Pilate, the arch-pactfist. food ahr dg enna rior | to a man without an introduction. Am I right, or {s my Judge Car B. Graves and/srant the city’s —o ay | friend? MOLLIE. William W. Conner gave talks. The| This will mean that Seattle will banquet was h in the Athletic club quarters. Seattle With no ostentation or mi |splendor, but with at | Chittenden, Ur 1 States engin: of Implication aeeret service rove to all le-eronsed | brought! The latest news docs cont. to settling up, t katners nen, the news re- PRENCE UPSTAIRS | SECOND AND UNION REDUCED RATES TO CALIFORNIA | First Class Third San Francisco $13.00 and $15.00 $10.00 Los Angeles I $20.00 and $23.00 $14.50 }San Diego 50 and $25.00 8. 8. “Wapama” Sailing 0: Good service, large aut jrooms and unsurpassed meals. I e enlence for passeng Full particulars at City Ticket Offi THE McCORMICK LINE! cnortgaae Vhone Killott a4a6 thereby ‘100 Cherry St. PAY LAST. RESPECTS : called relop a site of her} be able to that Cynthia Grey frequently finds in 0 hor ower her mail Ler usually in € more than was|¢eo int basket, be- the plans outlined fo to admit for in necessart- re of man. s question {s best answered by going back to the | ing cor was laid to r PlbasassceB Kin} of the Book of Woman | Thured noon in Lake View| Oeow those tavorable us Man has written it | cemete overlooking the Lake par ie'sta lenses When the cave man had captured Washington canal, a project that land dragged home his he worked for and lived to see com » INSURANCE CUT IS ade a law for her to | It | pleted lsurvives until this day, and it Is a Rev. Mark A. Matthews paid the| iG E A ery good law. It runs: A WOM linet t s to his friend at tho| SIGN DIVERS FAIL AN SHALL NOT SPEAK TO A | Plymouth gational church | my United Press Leased Wire STRANGE MALE PERSON WITH-| yesterday burch was flank HINGTON, Oct. 12.—A cut! OUT AN INTRODUCTION ed with floral tributes er cent today in the cost of Cave Man Didn't ‘Tell ment insurance for crews) ing the submarine © man knew his fellows, | inie Talley ware zono was| tistics of maternity homes and ¢ | Rainier \ alley to Fe further evidence of wan iecmnatneten y 1” > ing U-boat effectiveness. ‘Celebrate at Arena|'"Sesscs trading with the Azores THIS WOMAN : Girls Vanieh Improvement clubs of Rainier|the Canary Islands and Morocco | “Three girls vanish, — jMrs. | valley will hold a jubilee in the|ports, on the Atlantic, were added ce Humiston, the woman law lArena next Thursday evening in|by today’s treasury order to those yer, who found Ruth Cruger's celebation of the opening of Dear-| touch t European 4 Mediter-| Bon will take the matter to the | born st. for the Rainier valley carjranean ports as r ng seamen’s rict attorney's office,” runs al line insurance of Ree iterk tases ‘tern | : |Between Operation and| The public never hears of half] i ee ee i € these tragedies, but enc are} Franklin Students Show Soil Products! | Death. Cured by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Fruits and vegetables of ono Compound year’s growth, which h been - . planted and cared for by grammar Moines, Ic ‘My husband school and high echool students in would have been in m the neighborhood of Franklin high grave today ha school, will be on display at the it not been fc school Friday and Saturday. Lydia B. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound. I suf CASHIER ACCUSED red from Charges that Cashier J. Howard meee. ne Morris, of the Fremont State bank, ROUNIO, BRE ts ; doctors sald I appropriated $588.88 of the 4 pointe ya trust funds, were outlined in an in : ne year with formation Prosecutor out an opera | Alfred H Thursday Tho fh le Pig aet money, It was alleged, was used Tend wiinobed te to pay obligations of the 8. P.jin9 operation and got me to tr Dickson company, of which Morris /Tyqiy. i. Pinkham's Vegetab! {8 a stockholder Compound, 1 soon commenced to et better and am now well an? UP FOR DISBARMENT able to do my own housework, I can recommend Lydia B. Pinkham’ The state board of law examin- Veg le Compound to an wom ers, with Robert C, Saunders, chalr-| an | health restorer man of the board, heard the first he Jefferson, 703 Ly disbarment case ‘under the new on Moine state law ‘Thursday morning, when! ‘This famous remedy, the medi Mrs. Charlotte Boddy, comy nant,/inal ingredients of which are de ippeared against James H. Bruen,|rived from highly prized roots and a local attorney. It 1s charged he| herbs, has for forty years proved iad ed Mra Roddy's money in|ita jue In cane Womon estate which was subject to a erywhere bear willin testimon and contract of sal the wonderful virtue of Lydia losing the money, Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, This is a sample of a letter which! have told the woman trust He wan and he cou! why b ted to keep man had sald that all # persons were not as chi pretend, a first rule of goo¢ for woman's pro would have been sp r she was and {s continually | “1 to break the original rule Jof etiquet; she was and 1s contin-| wally ge herself into trouble theret Today her tragedies are half re vealed in police records | white slave | ments for mis prosecutions, advertis ing girls,'and the st prove that it {s not safe| ff rl to trust her own judg-| ent about getting acquainted with men who are unknown to her| family and her friends. Too of the girl judgment to Then her admonition valuable, Let the incredulous her brother | 6 side of the warshield is not all glorious, On it is written} “woman 8 virtue” and be y ehiv ”" But tt fs all bl r with “sentimentality,” a word | hich ny hard names| nd confuses others, as “lust” and | | o i * | Torture i} There is one ‘wemedy that seldom | | fails to stop itching torture and relieve | skin irritation and that makes the skin | | soft, clear and healthy. ov covers { For Itching | Any druggist can supply you with| |remo, which generally overcomes all, | skin diseases, Acne ema, itch, pim- | ples, rashes, blackheads in most casea give way to gemo, Frequently, minor vlemishes disappear overnight. Itching isually stops instantly. Zemo is a safe, antiseptic liquid, clean, easy to use and Jependable. It costs only 35c; an extra arge bottle, $1.00, Jt will not stain, is not greasy or sticky and is positively safe for tender, sensitive skins. The E, W. Rose Co., Cleveland, O, | Why Worry Along in the Same Old Rut? Are you lame every morning, tired all day, tortur- ed off and on with dull, throbbing backache or sudden stabs of sharp pain? Perhaps you have tried to get at it from the outside with plasters, liniments, etc., but they do little good if your kidneys are weak. If you have dizzy headaches, neuralgia, rheumatic twinges and kidney irregularities, don’t wait for worse troubles to seize you. Use Doan's Kidney Pills, the time-tried, world famous remedy for weak kidneys. Read what your neighbors say about it. This Is Seattle Testimony H. Molany, 1036 Mrs. Barl Edgington, 8609 Taste fait Tenth av says: “I know me how good Doan's Kidney Pills are, all right. At one know what was the | time my kidneys were giving ea hip back | me an awful lot of trouble nnd weak and ached | and T could hardly bend of the tin Any over, my back was so lame like washing and Weak, My kidneys were hard sluggish and that caused > ‘ame it swellings of my hands and 1 When I bent over, Often had a 1 ks floated before my know my kidr ot eyes and I would get so dlz- order and need I ay I could hardly go at all. pd just about of | friend advised me to use van Kidney Pills and Kidney ¥ l te re, seven boxes put an end to | the trouble and I felt better in every way. DOAN’S KIDNEY PILLS 60¢ a Box at All Stores, Foster-Milbum Co., Buffalo, N.Y, Mfg. Chemists