The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 25, 1918, Page 5

Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co., Inc. 416-424 Pike Street _WE'LL TRUST you turn “nh your home along your own individual er and Prices are lower than will No extra charges; interent. be found anywhere JUST YOUR WORD THAT Ye giving the entire top for cooking surface. With or without enameled panels— either cabinet style or leg BY G. CHARLES HODGES = | Department of Economic Science and 1 History of the State College of SOLD ON TERMS OF $1.00 PER WEEK. | Washington. YOUR OLD STOVE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE. American capital, backed by San i i Francisco Interests, was to have sup = plied the ewithal for the explot tation of the resources of the Gala ‘Tabs Left This “Fea Rain Capes U 3 ‘i i hs " Coats fo pper Main Floor Built throughout of This nice “feast” was left by th ka when they Werg in retreat before the British Tommies in Palestine | THESE| jayen, élevtA i cae ARMCO Iron, rust-resist- |]} put Tommie didn’t “bite.” suspected poison n he discovered that merely picking up the food hich we have Splendid assortment 0: ing and lasting. The most |]]| would have set off explosives that would have blown the wh 1 into bits, Maybe it was poisoned, too. marked Special ib Saturday | belted and flare Winter economical and efficient The Tommies didn’t stop to find out are displayed In sizes 4 to 14, style models that are range to operate made, and include | Rubver designed of serviceable, heavy cess {I} and blue Poplin and gray an . Sete ’ “thd gage having no heavy excess |f} Nee Selteha sino Guar o08 Gant toe in plain Navy and iron to heat. Pipe in rear |]} nc e am ay ose ey O heath an angel im ry, Po ark Brown. Sizes 16 to 44. Panama, Says Professor University Prof Out Men to Fight Teuts Fireeaters to the front! Two hundred and fifty men are ‘Wanted for the “gas and flame” resi ment. A company of Western men is being formed by Capt. Horace G Byers, former head of the university | After Ga ond Flame | THEATRES PALACE HIP The headline feature of the new show at the Palace Hip is the Hong kong troupe of Chinese entertainers, who present a wide variety of daring stunts. Mr. and Mra Sidney Payne present pagos islands It was intended to build roads. purchase launches and barges, pro eure American agricultural ma ehinery, and construct dock The Galapagos archipel more vital to the control of the Pacific entrance to the Panama canal than are the Virgin islands, just bought from Denmark, for the Atlantic «ide. Roth are located about 1,100 miles @ comedy sketch, called “The Drudge.” Miss Billie Bowman has a good program of character songs. chemistry department. He recently received a commission in the 13th engineers. The men are divided into 15 squads, on the basis of requirements and work assigned. There is need for 20 men who have worked tn compressed gas factories, such as ammonia, chlorine or acetylene. Others needed are 15 powder men, 15 electricians, 15 pipefitters, eight sheet metal workers, eight auto mechanics, 14 chauffeurs, 16 car. penters, eight topographical survey ors. two mechanical draftsmen, two topographical draftainen, two clerks and 108 pioneers. off Panama the But the Galapagos are only islands threatening the on the Pacific. while the Stanley and Gold are singers and Antilles, owned by France, the Neth comedy talkers, who appear under |¢riands and Britain, and other Car the title, “Just Two Nuts,” and live |ribean islands reduce the compara up to their claim. tive strategic value of our new pos Davis and Walker, with a “Lesson sessions on the Atlantic tn Dancing.” are pleasing in eccen-| Were the Galapagos islands to fall trie and acrobatic dancing into hostile hands. all egress from The Cliff-Railey Duo are panto Panama to the Pacific could be mime acrobatic comedians threatened is because the Pacific littoral The University of Washington Americas twists Into « chorus and soloists will present “The Fortune Teller” opera, by Victor Herbert, some time in April T of the two great arc bending sharply at Pan ama; the Galapagos—dominating the | way out—form the key to Panama Jon the went | Key to Panama Little more than 1,000 miles from | |the canal, these islands are the apex of triangle vital to this country’s | bold on the world xbort-cut, formed | by the bend of Central America 900 | miles north and the hump of the Sound American continent, but 580 miles east of them. Some German on the Pacific might | seize this key to Panama from which to establish a submarine blockade of the waterway A naval force based on the Gala pagos—ralders harrowing our trade or a fleet in force threatening our supremacy in the Americas—could cause disastrous results, as those in |the high places at Washington know The United States has tried to gain ‘ST JOINTS } {Five Minutes! No Indigestion, Gas, Sour Stomach—Pape’s Diapepsin BBPS Neutralizes acids in stomach, instantly relieving dys- pepsia, heartburn, belching, distress. It’s fine! comes in contact with the stomach all such distress vanishes. 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While they last Upper Main Floor $5. 00 and $9.50 Three-Quarter Length Coats Special Saturday $8.75 , choice, $2.35 Children’s Rain Capes and Coats Special Upper Main Ploor. These have large collars, and are adaptable for auto trips and street wear. $1.15 $2.50 Capes, special $1.65 $3.95 and $3.50 Rain Coats, special ee $2.00 $4.95 Raincoats, special $3.00 ss Rain) Special i: Coats | at $5.00 | | | color or style. $1.95 Capes, spectal Men's Flannel Shirts $2.00 Main Floor Shirt for service, warmth and comfort. A | A | splendid Shirt for all out of door uses and |i adaptable for inside workers. These are in a medium shade of gray and are displayed in military or lay-down collar styles. Sizes 14 to 17 $7.95, $10.00 and $12.50 Beautiful Taffeta Peiticoats Special Saturday at $6.95 Upper Main Floor ——— exquisite Taffeta Silk Petticoats of — | 25 | the highest quality. These are priced ) tor Saturday, and are completed with fancy flounces, shirred and pleated ruffles, Displayed in plain colors of Pearl Gray, Beige, Kelly Green, Rose, Cerise, Gold and Blue; 36- to 40-inch lengths. Econom with the satis! Map showing strategic position of Galapagos islands relative to ened canal and their dominance of Central and South America. and Attorney John F. Dore, who j handled the case for the owner, |Same Booze Stock, | } phe ts t Worth $10,000 Is |g os ty2ietple Seized Once More) ot tie Prince Drug Co. 109 Pre fontaine place, and that the liquor eld tore room leased by ington “went dry.” the $10,000 stock | 78% held in a store | that concern. of Nquor, maid to be owned by R. G. ~ Stephenson, Seattle druggist, has| The stock consists of 0p bettas been carted off by officers of the | Of assorted wines, champagn’ tals, ale, bitters and brandy. | \JUNKERS FEAR NEW SPIRIT IN GERMAN REALM, | Posmeunion of the Galapagos From our first efforts in the "90's to our latest attempt in 1911 to bring Keuador to part with them, the United States has watehed the island = closely, The agen — taken | the form of an outrigh year lease and the Cuter pe ‘thet | | Use as a maneuver base—all hate, For the second time since Wash- law | oe ee etd Weak By J. W. T. MASON | ‘The second episode took place} tion of w Beuader's y Thursday afternoon, when Dry ‘The menace of the Galapagos to| United Press Correspondent }Squad Officers Braillard and K. L. Y. W. C. A. CAMPAIGNERS tailor-made Panama lies in the weakness of YORK, Jan. 25. Infection| Webb located the liquor in a store Ecuador's hold. Russian spirit of de room, at 118 Third ave. S. and con-| RUSHING THEIR DRIVE ec lothes Here are more than a baker's dozen pning to manifest veyed it to @ vault in the public] Victory with annexations, by of islands lying for 123 miles along ny For the first tir safety bufiding | nightfall. the equator and stretching northward ak of the war, The booze first made its appear That is the slogan of the Y.W. and southward for 153 miles. They are developing the lost| ance court when Sheriff Robert!c a. workers Friday. With but have a land area of nearly 3,000 spirit of internationalism, in thetr| Hodg dered it “pinched” in Feb-| g15,900 of the quota of $40,000 yet square miles, attitude toward the socialists of|ruary, 1916, but after keeping it six! to be raised, the 250 workers bent ‘The greatest rises 5,000 feet above | Russia. months was ordered by the court to| every effort to complete the quota the sea; it is 100 miles long and 28| The new situation that is thus|feturn It to the owner: 24 hours before the date set for wide, with an aren of 1,650 square| arising in Germany is extremely| Th¢ police contend the liquor was! the closing. miles. In ite shelter is a rendezvous serious for the Kalser. The patri-|>eing held in violation of the city’) geattie’s response has been splen- for a great fleet otic control Kat m hitherto has|°Minance, which makes it against) ai4, say the workers. The climate is good; the islands are| exercised over the German social-|'%® law for a drug firm to store —_—_—_——————_ by no means barren of resources, and ists is beginning to break. When|!auor anywhere but on its own) 61 J J | ae capable of development. Yet| it vanishes completely, Kalseriam | PMN wed ietonn | | LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tap ecuador has a population in them| will disappear. Interference with) 1 as contended that the liquor had |tets remove the cause. There is only one | of only 300, with a wireless station, the German-F jan peace nego- been pure haned according to law, | Hromo otor — W. GROVE'S sig- a small colony on Floreana, a convict | tiations by the German socialists! 2 mature on box. pe settlement on Chatham. became apparent as soon as the nger to U. 8. Kaiser's representatives started to _ ie ,...|inject imperialistic aims into the Reuador * failure either to develop roceedings This was the first the Galapag herself or allow out side aid to do so makes the islands a| '°*"™ Dead e. . ON be patri: Teutonl BO- menace to Panama They are a danger which the Unit-| (ialists hav ayed since the Z beginning ed States cannot afford to risk these days pre ¢ further Impetus before World conditions make it im rangement with EB r whereby! tie Hohengollerns and the we tain the in ity of “th but the primary imguine Galapagos or the United States sees as abel, Sala Miliicied ‘aadal . pea Autocracy has always feared charge less for first-class work, than any other Dentists in Se- Panama cease to menace us in times plution in a neighboring coun attl Their work is guaranteed for 15 years. Absolutely pain- of danger. } eran a wauiiehing “at ande lens extracting. 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