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‘ STAR—MONDAY, OCT 22, 1917. PAGE 5 am Funitue Ca, bc GILL STANDS PAT ONDPASTORS BLAME |— as. oe 416-424 Pike Street HIS VICE POLICY | GILLFORVICE | .2"."= | he Rhodes Co. ’ ; WE LL TRUST you ° ~ @! present at the conference, but} ee Booth on Main ‘GUNTER Ay Re owes it Continued From Page 1 | calted upon me before the meeting oor = | . ur home al Individual @ | and exprossed views in line with - 4 Court Justice Hiram E. Hadley | the foregoing resolutions, as also! ti t t Saturday evening declined to | did A. J, Rhodes, president of the *c inued From Pa 3° Ootion et icoais serve at the head of a vices | Chamber of Commerce and Com ontinued Fro! ge commission to investigate con- meretal Club . . bd R ditions and make recommenda. “After such @ unanimous expres force our city officials to entore } educed for 50c vice, p othe: tlons to Mayor Gill, sion from such a body of represent. |the lawa against vice, and the other Madiey hea conterred with |ative men, I am convinced that i|!8 to buy Liberty bonds, so that Tuesday to while we protect the finest group re 2.00 Bei so Down, 408 Pee Wak Mayor Gill concerning the com. | would be futile to select such a wn, i. oncernin: o a \. 4 ‘ mission Saturday morning. commission as you suggested, 1/0f fighting men in the world at Upper Main Floor, Later he called tn citizens,| therefore feel under the necessity home, we may be sub hme ep make a practical, serviceable among whom were Rev, Mark A.|of declining to pursue the matter in khaki will have Lf | lu Saculiet’ tov marvlay wWiae Matthews, Bishop O'Dea, and Gor-| further, need when they go out to fight for Unders irt for eve yday wear. don C. Corbatoy, of the Chamber of| “I have the honor to be, yours|the liverty of the world” | || | . | This assortment for Tuesday Commerce and Commercial Club, | Very respectfully, | His - ay Feat tens ro consists of two styles—one is made of Ging- < See ee against HIRAM B. HADLEY. the eves of many in the congrega- ham in plain shades of Flesh, Pink and Light i ray Blue with flounce of lace and insertion and tion. Judge Mates hotter to the SEN HUSTING Calle for New bed a white net; the other is made with plaited and or follows 1 oa Fs so 2 yt “soa ruffled flounces and is of cotton “Spun Glass” bak Pa ; in shades of King’s Blue, Copen, Kelly Green, “T read in the public press to What. Soattle needs is a new! day that you expected to ask me mayor, Seatt responsibilities | Taupe, Russian Green, Plum, Navy and Black. te head a commission for the pur cannot be covered by the sugges All lengths. pose of, investigating and han- tion that Interested parties are = dling vice conditions in the elty of \ pee ere . discriminating against Seattle tn) 4 — Seattle, I had no knowledge of of Tacoma, Affidavits sub 40-9. h Ch Cl | i] this, as you know, until I read it TRIE BY BROTHER :::: by the Mintaterial Federa- ne qjon 0. th | 65 Outing Hats fn the paper. You afterwards in. Te rieedieee aes (Se eetiecs aad| spied "sos tauma Wis [tion show a dieregard for law, en- Reduced for | Reduced for Tuesday to I stated to you that I did not wish} MILWAUKER, Oct. 22.—United pining {tizen. 5 C to shrink from a duty, and if such | states Senator Paul O. Husting, ac-|°’Spud aw tt would be for Senttle’s Tuesday to Yd. $/.98 OLD OAK Buffet in the a plan be feasible | would be will-| cidentally shot and fatally wounded! repntaiion to have the soldiers ° r ARGE, roomy Rocker tn the as head such a commission Jat Rush Lake, while bunting with) gropped from coming here, tt would Main Floor. Main Floor. small drawers, one ts golden finish; has a full |f} mo and I at once took Tip tte con,| Ue brother Gustave, died at 10:45) be better than for things to oon Sale for Tuesday will be a saving boon 55 Outing " Sunday night. The tragedy occur s they are, Military or fed-||J [ ry ; ~ for silver: & largo linen | quarter-sawed oak panel back lf] sideration. I seemed of auch Im-|red at 4pm. Sunday. eral control would be better than| THIS | for women—as' all women use this THE | tats thus re Re dlabes. Regular price | in genuine lenthac, Rendle portance as to call for prompt 8c) Senator Husting was in a boat/none, ‘The better elements of the| Bess favored cloth for some purpose or a d | Bae; Special | price $15.00 Pell cll greet age his brother, hunting|elty should get busy and force al} other on their apparel, In addition to the sub- —! duced are Z.... $17.85 special : men and citizens about the plan|{ucks A flock appeared | clean-up. The proposed church fed- stantial reductions for Tuesday this assortment displayed in the Wo- aieg pes - favm t or called to rothe , it verything in its ; ‘ wre eyes ‘ 7 . N ve See- | ‘The senator called to his brother) era w oO eve’ comprises 26 different colors in the shades most men’s Neckwear See: and {ts practicability I aceord . : © shoot. Just as he did so, the| power to ald : t Th designed ingly called a meeting at my of-|'° * for W wantec 8 Beasc tion. They are design fice this afternoon of men repre.| senator arose to a standing post-| Seattle Uni lor Women anted thi ason. in good styles of taf- = pace _ : oa Mg s full charge in| Rev. Hugh G, Rosas, Plymouth! c ” po} entt I sroade tion and received the full charge in) arry your Parcel home and keep it, please. Returned ‘ ‘ K HAV ‘OREGON PROFESSOR tetereate of an city trem rt ate. | his back Congregational, said | goods must be brought back within three days of purchase. feta and plin silk | E } y tr ne “Following an address made last | ECONOMY being the watchword, we sell for CASH. and Palm Beach cloth, or fumed finish; The «# tor remained conscious est viewpoints P *o pus, i i i : To LEAVE SCHOOL Wistew' @eenent after the accident for tome tiag,| Baek Cee ‘eseancc mas] with and without veils ¥ | “A number whom I called could| He was rushed to the home of C.| : aiid | and in favore Y HAIR NOW . tres » Oct. 22—Allen| not come on account of other en-| A: Blackburn, near Pickett, Ho] {Pat tt was the tly of tor ae elie ercaiéeé ‘prons || of Gray oot Taupe ‘ | Eaton, University of Oregon faculty| gagements, but the following | Tealized the end was near 1 cocaine oe Vina Micmaaea 4 toda 1 ee » A aUpe, fl jmember, who attended the Chicago| were present at the conference: N.|__Hefore doctors arrived ho was un Leth catatee emi dt Hecate? Red d for ‘ Navy, Black, Old Rose, os arent meeting of the people's council for| HH. Latimer, R. L. Proctor, W scious and died without recog:| °C OOM oe storitied in Se-| uced Jo 69c fe || Green, ete. ea] ys | democracy and terms of peace, will) Peters, Rt. Rev, Edward J ing others who were at the bed-/ iy is using old-time |’ y ; | rs, F ev, Edward J Jattle. On the contrary, it i® not} of Sage Tea and leave the school at the end of this|J. E. Chilberg, J, 8 aise free maf ge B pelosi tyod OR Me Migr Tuesday to week, university authorities said to-) Rey. M. A. Matthews, George H. The body was taken to Fond Dul 6. the atree te do’ It ' 9 Sulphur. day | Walker, Hen F. Milnes, Daniel| Lac early today, and later will be|j ef pe rg np Pg fp be. Upper Main Floor. | Women s Cotton oe | After an extended session, the| Landon, Gordon C. Corbaley, B. taken to the senator's home at May-|joyveq soldiers to visit our elty un-| | : ee aden tures | board Of regents early Sunday voted | Beck, Paul H. Lovering, James A.| ville, where Interment provably willl i-sy thoy are coming to thelr own | ; TWO hundred Union Suits " Wood, T. N. Haller, Nathan Eck-| be made: lifeless, is caused |‘ accept Eaton's resignation. | . h homes of friends Aprons = i iatpaer in the hair mi a Popes Hi. 5, Renmmaey md WROmRry A | mmr ame Se ie full dangers and ik the Reduced for Tuesday to other made up a mix 6 GERMAN PLANES Miter dieash Wineiil tio) |the snares of loathsome opportunt-| Tea and Sulphur to| din, by wnanitscus Yorn, the gen | as "ocr Mean ba eatee becieea | regular stock have 69c | on, by una pte, io ge nhes, but let us e qui erious omens dare and vee"! DOWNED BY BRITISH |: ces: passed the ‘rotios Leoa noe henarionl. “Seattle (au been selected for this | ‘ . Upper Main Floor. value that even color.) LONDON, Oct. 22—Six Ger| “Whereas, Mayor Gill has re} HEARD ABOUT IT: yee ' Tuesday's sale. The q —, Women we: ful dark shade of hair|/ man aeroplanes were downed yes-| que the formation of a com-| “hath ; several styles which |/ : wy | Mebsis so attractive, use only terday, durin | where there are vic n and Cotton Suit . y . * British naval bomb-| mitt of citizens for the purpose t d time recipe. jing raids on the Viessenghan and/of inquiring into the conditions r= en cen ees a | ae, Seo oe coal Beaton era we get thie famous! Houttave aerodromes, an admiralty| violations of law said to exist in| All want to try new drug that eke Law Enforceme | fords are in light col- i ene sume tiie .—. ry. ye Ps improved by the addition | statement announced today. It is right we st Fi gall con Wd | x hould arouse the ; j ger fngredients by asking at] real | Seattle ae tearing particalariy| dries up corns so they | interost of our mayor to see that| ored Polka Dots and 4 in the right style, as they store for a bottle of| That's funny.” | soldiers visiting the eity from| lift out. cele one heel fig eh per gures, and have all have high neck, cibow sleeves fage and Sulphur Com-| what? | : } - mes to changing the heart of| ; | and are in ankle length. i | at? Camp Lewis Good news epreaés rapidly andi: eo maar lock te & hich ba sg round belts, kimono sleeves and are 5 which darkens the hair! ~The kaiser hasn't announced hie! “Whereas, The mayor does not ood bi gprende: F858 3 ; - ; The range of sizes includes ly, so evenly, that no-| intention of eating his Christn@ possess t » rower to de not} druggists here are kept busy dis-jing. The solution of our present trimmed with rick rack and black 24, 36 and 38. t 3 rist rower 1 awl pensing fr ne, the recent dis-|mind can be found in the return and white braid. Sizes 2 and 3. = ~ ‘can possibly tell it has been|ginner in Washington.”— Pu thority to such a commission, and You just dampen a} m8 we are, as a consequence, conv covery of « Cincinnat! man, which) to ( ae s 1 to loosen any corn so it/ing daily? do yo f =! lage or soft brush with it and| * ed that the effort auc crt this through your hair, tak 'Will Take Off | ocuiaiachin would, bo , there pt ea) pig mesg hte . ce fegeny ch tata ; ] gmall strand at a time. }fore be it Be Aare be itacableone dng geen 48 , r d.jof Washington a ndbsipped to the ming the gray hair disap- All Excess Fat Enforce the Law Uttle at say phartbacy, bat ls Rive | SOW ; and fathers sre front but what delights the la- “Resolved, By those in attend-| ~ ; eo God s Wyeth’s Sage and Sul-} po you kno there ts aj ance at this con ®, that, after| ¢very bard or soft corn or callus ow A ¢ Some have sald | By United Press Leased Wire , - | Compound is that, besides| simple. harmle tive remedy|a full and earnest ideration|, You appl t a few drops on on to cee ore 4 acknowledge the nation’s} OREGON CITY, Oct. 22—Men in darkening the hair after | for overfatne may be used! of the matter, we have unanimous-| tender, aching corn. and instant us pray for him. Let us set) ignt to take these boys for the|Camas, Wash., and Oregon City safely and secretly by any man or) }th ness ix relieved, and soon he community the sublime its right| plants of the Crown Willamette Pa- 8, it also brings! woman who ts los he slimness|i¥ afrived at the conclusion : S rpose of war, but deny poss and lustre andiot youth? se "imneee|” rhat the responsibility for the| the com is ao shriveled that It lifts| ‘ of our . businessmen] i, expose them to moral ruin er Co, will strike Wednesday un- @® appearance of abund-| ,, There is: and it is none other than | enforcement of the law ts upon the| Vt without pain. It ts a sticky | pray That would do more good] The men may have their bodies| less their demands are met before 0! e RO’ 0 abe ch drie en applied|t t of agitat Wel, * ' Flush the Kidneys at Once When form of the now famous | Ci agministration | substance which dries when appl! agita destroyed by German bullets, but] then or the companies agree to ar-| "'Betyschy of Diedear Botnete aver inf r irri) bi etful in 8 » and " and Sulphur Com-|Marmoia Prescription Tablets. You| “That the machinery and the/@nd never inflames or even irri) i rents ‘how much se is ft to have! bitrate. oy " "lean well expect a reduction of from | ° » now in the ds of the | tates the adjoining tinsue. now we are reaping what We have! ineir jives bil by unpatriotic} camel Ye tae Sah Meat Forms Uric Acid fs a delightful tollet req | power are now in the hands of the| ai to impart color and two to four pounds a week without | municipal authorities; and his discovery will prevent thou-/ #owD. rican lust and greed PORTLAND, Oct. 22—Beginning) No man or woman who eats ‘appearance to the hatr. fi Me id by all “That the mayor be r sands of deaths annually from lock of Silence t ght m the officers | Novem 1, leading Portland ™eat regularly can make a mistake fatended for the cure,| druggists at Tic for a large case, or| requested to enforce the nd |Jaw and tion heretofore result-| ! r Reproach of , at American lake have| movie houses’ will charge 20 cents| DY flushing the kidneys occastonal- OF prevention of dis-|/f you prefer you can order direct) clean up the city ling from the suicidal habit of cut La . he stand t have. The} admission, {t was announced today.|1¥. 8ay8 a well-known authority. ee hg ee B® ge “Laurence Colman could not be tng corns 5 t terial Federa-| The war tax on films is blamed, | Meat forms uric acid, which clogs 0° cs . 7 — Hl h, erly acked the Gill tion are n I, my-| —— Peanelt nave ___ | the kidney pores so they sluggish- ministration Sunday. He panied by another min-} =| ly filter or strain only part of the cused the daily press of ret { five of the city’s so- | waste and poisons from the blood, the vice is and found condi-! CONSTIPATION | then you get sick. Nearly all rheu- on D dar { iv 4 ved by the federa- | matism, headaches, liver trouble, . ve a secret process of | INVITES DISEASE | nervousness, constipation, dizzi- | ernment in our city aid Rev ther or not {it is German} Reka ness, sleeplessness, bladder disor a# Violette. “Sin thrives under! prop: as advanced by some on haenaathe Jasetive te nocopeaey ders come from sluggish kidneys. a k I have orn j an cause will be ~ easchela. > The moment you feel a dull ache 1 i ecause . {affidavits prominent Seattle | advanced y our men are dis-| na jin the kidneys or your back hurts, |men to back up what I am £0lng| abled before they sail across the| ‘or if the urine is cloudy, offensive, Thousands of Dollars Worth of Stylish, Seasonable Furnishings in a Great Sale This Week |})'» =, ter a careful investi.) ocenas oo be ee ented tye eee | hotels and apartment houses, some] Rey, Charles T. Hurd, Mount|| feeteq:, Gigestion is, impaired, | seriding, get about four ounces of 4 lof them in the most exclusive ree aker Park Presbyterian church, ted’ by a ‘Jad Salts from any reliable t the west Prices of the MViont idence districts, ¥ mae pharmacy and take a tablespoontul pad me cam - a {h| respectable The United States is engaged ted how! in a glass of water before break- rseerae nar eee They learned that there are atlin a war tc ke safe for democ-| pret at fast for a few days and your kid- ° HHlieast 2,000 fallen women, procur-|racy, We d wee to it that the || eatin eage minetpeave ements e¢ |) neys will then act fine, This fe- | Shirts, Drawers ers, etc. in the city known to the] world is mado safe for our boys,|| Si Bumam disease ts directly || mous salts is made from the acid | police They found girls soliciting] soldiers and sailors, who have ret Dowels. of grapes and lemon juice, com- 9 At $1.30 fn the Hippodrome within four feet| been preased into the services of of 8 cet" | bined with lithia and has been | 4 of a policeman. When a number|our country, and are willing to used for generations to flush clog- $2.50 the Suit ee of policemen were questioned, they| make any sacrifices. They should Hae berbs with pepsin that is | ged kidneys and stimulate them to now Dr. Wright's wool and cotton ) said they could clean up the if} not be called upon to undergo the|| sands activity, also to neutralize the e@ of homes. This prescri: S$ | mixed Shirts and Drawers. All they had orders to do #0 bis! fires of vice with that great work|| thom ts sold by druggists Mor ait }actds in urine so it no longer : eet : committee waited upon the mayor] ahead of them.” Fg BP der the name Of || causes irritation, thus ending blad- i initials, not all; also Handkerchic | sizes . 4 \ N of our city and endeavored to ae po Rn ote eet eed || der disorders Soft French-cuff | At $1.55 report to him their findings, and || of charre,) By, writing to Dew. || Jad pote is inexpensive and cane ij 7 » Sui: what do you think he said to | 4 hington | not injure; makes a delightful ef- and stiff-cuff neg- $3.00 the Suit ; 4 them? ‘Go to hell ENGLAND ASKS |] Momticelo, ‘munota. toveancont Lidiawwatak astek “le ligee Shirts for| Glastonbury Australian Wool \ “It is not the I. W. W's nor the | I) ail regular meat eatery should take s \Shirts and Drawers medium Gern h re instigating this " 7 |now and then to keep kidneys r ” | > rn “e “1 \ jJermans who are ns a alae ee) vi business wear, doz- | weight. All sizes ni ging business; BUT IT 18 THE ’ Have you something t | clean and the blood pure, thereby ens of handsome | / NERATES OF THIS COM- ? Use Star Want Ads. avoiding serious kidney complica- a 14 At $1.75 MUNITY. The remedy, my 5 aieablat tions. patterns; sizes } pe 4 : friend? A housecleaning in the po- - = to 17%, $1.25 and $3.50 the Suit lice department right now, and a s | Glastonbury Heavy Anstralian thoro housecleaning of the adminis- $1.50 quality, at ‘ ~ ° “= . Wool Shirts and Drawers. All tration on March 4th next e size: | Vultures Prey on Soldiers Dy United Press Leased Wire t ages | Rev. Berton ‘Mronson, Beth-| LONDON, Oct. 22.-France’e omplete Visplia At $2.65 t * zy jany Baptist church, said coup In destroying or crippling Suit, $5.25 ‘ “To every cantonment there] at least seven out of the elght ° = The Suit, sneer Zz have flown vultures of vice and hu-| Zeppelins with which it Is gen- en 1 oats Regular $6.00 and $7.00 man vampires, preying upon the| erally belleved the Germans re) The finest pure Scotch Wool men called to the services of our) made their raid over London si Shirts and Drawers, medium or - ‘ ‘ nation. If it were possible they| gave powerful Impetus tod: inspection of our Coat stock s tearey weight. All sizes. $1.25 Outing Flannel would fly into. the heart of the] to demand for Immediate ae nae eee iis cooctay ee ue Use At $3.85 | Nightshirt 95c camps rather than the near-by| sumption of an aerial offensive ns on 1 ae ports Bee Your 1 rts cities. by England. selecting the model an Credit ¥ 3 for $11.00 | UNION SUITS pe. th ia :ailateen, “These soldiers come from splen-| Many newspapers were unsparing that will please you perfectly. The * “ : 600 in the sale; Sizes. aaa es ae in their criticism of the govern- latest and correct models are dis- wai pure Irish Linen | Finest $5.00 fiber silk | At $4.75 | Men's regutar $2.00 Out- IIIf Food Disagrees — | men''s fsilvr» to start the reprisal} played in Crystal Cloths, Volours lefs reduced be- +] Shirts; on’ ; 7.5 ‘ ides pis program which was announced a ‘4 . y the lines prgrie Ah and taffeta flannel Shirts; Men's $6.00 to $7.50 ing Flannel Pajamas, all T. k Bi * .|more than three weeks ago. Silvertone, Pompons, and other * | sizes 14 to 17. Union Suits sizes, $1.56 AKE DleNESlA) Pere are indications that this} desirable and serviceable materials, Broken Unes of Knelpp linen | "°° 7*:°°° | arly ev y muftore at times| criticism would center within, the ihe handeohie abadaa’ (ncldde; aegets | ate I Sioa ten uate nest to Gaze na powert drivel tag ether * ef « ine heavy isles. clating ago & ple ca v9 c gaan 85 Bathrobes $4.65 |this Indigention, some dyepepala and pointed questions weil be hurled at} or Bain iow P 7 re at others gastritis; but no matter what/the government leaders. = 4 G i $6.00 Flannel Shirte At $2. F Nearly a hundred beau- you call it, no matter how many)! What the average Londoner can Ta irisan brows les, ic Fy ’ 50 Uni: Suits | * remedies or how many you| Ve the wrench Terrar Cotta African Brown i Pure wool Shirts in khaki, | Men’s $3.50 Umion owls | tia) Bath or Lounging fay have (ried-tnetant and aimost|not understand is why the French ah anne 1100 Four-in-Hands ‘ : A heavy ribbed wool and cot: | by should be so extraordinarily suc Plum maindear } uns light gray or Oxford; sizes |, Merny iit America's most | Robes, in new patterns, A ki te fea-|cossful in bringing down German - | 15 ke. Wonderful for i i (ik)? |atreraft, while the supposedly per sn: in wonder- | 15 to 18. famous make. Wonderful | tor splendid quality. Thee arn MIEN Tae dene fect” detense kyatem here . tailed, Our Millinery Department varied Fei oeat a | Sizes to fit any man. Regulars entation, the cause of nine-tenths |The incident served: to create the te } aes py ota Po and beautiful | A 95 ar to 80, ctoute a6 to 46. Shawknit Cashi ables the stomach to proceed with | 2 intense {rritation in many 8. t $6. pee eer Bee awknit Cashmere Seestion in & Da 1} man-| quarters today because {t develop ve a oul a belief that the government was — Pure Silk Shirts | At $1.60 it Socks 40c OR et) 18 Thar Swe not bending every energy toward | | . : ma $2.00 U Suits . P s now ¢ drug prote, , » people at 5 Great values in Automo-| Scores of beautiful, rich, me * 0 $tae Toten Sed a 6 Pairs $2.25 tren, is now | sold hy, drugeists| protection of the people at home. | Open an Account Here 4 nal bess : ‘orm 1B, ed ¢ i > tisfaction, ©: joney Ou ystem of Credit w 6 Robes at $7.95 and | heavy silk Shirts; sizes 14 | on slightly” fleeced, natural | Medium weight. Black, natural |f/iig9 of satisfaction, or money LOCAL FARMERS TO ound a most conventent way of ” ray. All sizes. | or black with natural feet, \-—- — | making your purchases, Weekly { to 17. gray. 4 , | or monthly payments arranged tae yt lactase to Bu So GATHER FOX GLOVE ry | Seattle ruralites are asked to t | gather foxglove their share in ‘i | aiding the soldi at the front. ac | JoU “fou hwi |] TREATED ONE WEEK FREE" 0200°"0"5,0i0" 2" =~ Westberg & Childs, Inc. iiattitan xellived Ik 6. few tate scientifically knowns is used a “THE CREDIT STORE” . fomoved| heart stimulant, and grows profuse 1312 Second Avenue Seattle, W » kidneys| ly in this section, | MEN’S SHOP, JUST INSIDE THE DOOR, | Free Trial ‘Troe It will be prepared at the phar COLLUM DIKOPSY REMEDY CO. Bist i okttaNtas Ge macy laboratories of the University

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