The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 6, 1918, Page 2

'54 years service to the homefurnisher | TADD TO Your| , ACCOUNT + if you have an account here, your additional purchases will be added without first payment Clearance sale of heaters: you will find here just the heater you want at a great saving in price— the PANSY EMPRESS: special — $7.05 with tep linea ates! the OPAL ar } the OAK EMPRESS: Gerend Ave. at Pine St. WEINBURG BOMB CASE TRIAL NEXT WEDNESDAY SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 6.—There DUTHIE OIL CO. Operating and controlling An several of Wyoming's well kne = must be no further delay in the re trial of Isr ia defendant l * bail in the meantime, his start next Wednesday Judge Cabanina made these announcements today when the defendants in the preparedness parade bomb plot cases appeared in his court for a hearing Stock of Duthie Oil Company Tow actively traded in on the > curb. ao or write for full particulars as te the company’s properties, > ‘Ment, management, prospects. etc GB. de Chadenddes & Co. Investment Securities Colada 6 Broadway New York ROMO th ORPHEU Third and Madison New Show Today FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN “Two “Gun Garter” = in the Wild, Wild West. TRANSCONTINENTAL ai VAUDEVILLE ACTS NEw | O Any Seat in Balcony Tonight. Cc Lower Floor 20c. jean he le releaned ¢ trial w Superior Eugene Levy, Mgr. COMING SATURDAY Even though he was un- at birth and had alts of his eart held him was her boy. It Makes You Laugh It Makes You Think Bee It ond You Will Kecommend It 2np NEAR SENECA « Mayor ¢ wuld it wae time that $7.95 matter 8 Weinburg, bomb case} , “|e Advertised Medicines Worthless? RESCIND RATING OF SULLIVAN AND TENNANT Possibility of further unrest in the police department over the rating of Captains Ch Sullivan and artes ‘Ten as “Inspect with apector Claude averted Tuesday civil service ou recommend: Warren, reseinded their former action, Bannick will be the only “inspector.” Sullivan rated as Tennant will no’ much a I object to Chief Warren said toward confusion and a lors of cen tratized ol,” ‘ ant said Wednesday been some doubt in 0 his exact status know just where I di¢ “I knew that I ha been to the grade of in apector, but did not know just what three tnapectors.” because It tends he wald wtand raised ade no dit maid Capt raised to wan under the ior to the change.” an tn mpector’s er game orders as pr ‘The 4 t THEO KARLE ARRIVES FOR CONCERT THURSDAY been EIGHT GREEK OFFICERS ~ |ARE HELD UNDER ARREST | «+ LONDON, Feb. ¢-—Eight former Greek officers, including f laters of the cabinet. have been ar | att ve ex-min ne former premier, and F anti, former equerry to tine under survetilance,” SWAMP TAX OFFICE Too many passengers for the in- come tax office. King Con- Ex-Premier Skouloudia ts it was stated. That's t canon why the els- | vator gir © postoffice building ;| has been shifted from the south to the north elevator. ‘There is no more reason to cor there is to condemn all physicians or all druggists. Fakes there are in ev ery profession and in every trade ‘Take a © true test at for forty « women of the worst forma of fe constantly growing ir it is now ocean as female {1s recognized trom oce: the #tandard remed ja Va | Meth chu: sPalace wos: Theatre Continuous A New Show of High Merit Tomorrow Harry Stone Presents NIOBE THE WATER SPRITE” Kimball & Arthur & Leah BELL | Kenneth Vaudeville Chaney Diversity” Banjoista STEIN & SNELL Songs and Sayings Will Karbe} = Pavacr “Upside Down HIP Marvel” ORCHESTRA Harry Tate's Company in MOTORING Funny Satire on the Auto Craze Feature Photoplay William Russell in “NEW YORK LUCK” Ma ij’ Sundays .... Savings Stamps Day nees Candidate for Mayor Will Address the Voters in Phalen’s Hall at Columbia THURSDAY, THE 7TH At 8:00 o'Clock All Lavited n granted In Decem:| STAR—-WEDNESDAY, FEB. 6, 1918. HANSON GETS BiG WELCOME FROM VOTERS Hnthusianm reigned last night when a crowd, which packed the Ma sonic hall at 14 and Wast 40th at. & lanwon, candi pronounced one sful in the Man. the nomination palgn for behalf of Hanson's 1. G. Lawrence ’ tn ‘offin Speakers in ninatic * Kate son presided date Hanson was given an ovation when he arose to address the gathering. He told of hin atma, |and reviewed his record in the pub » Hanson mans meeting will tonight at 8 o'clock in the Weat Beattle Thomas P Horner will am of the hoot, Hanson. 1 Thomas I led to be held Nallard High |» tponed until rk | day Coccccccccccccooooocrs “rj 4 ES =, r¢°) 4 News by Telegraph and Telephone tat > have confusion in the ey speciai— department by decentralized author 95 ity regular price Lisutenant of detectiver* will be $11.30 the rating given to William B. Kent —a very durable and John C, Wickman tnatead of | * “sergeant of detective according | * to action taken lagt night A dinner and entertainment will be leiven by the Hed Cross auxitiary Weetminater attle chapter of the Kt speak and the Canadian Wom club will be held Friday evening at Lepper's hall, Fourth © and Pine wt, at § p.m. Cane or former Canadians are in | atin | A letter requesting an inspection | w.| A joint informal session of the Can. PAGE 2 [BUTCHERS MAY | | APPEAL FRATER | | PIGKET RULING Officials of Butchers’ union, local No, 81, were ¢ Jering an appeal keting” Wednend la \1 Iried dar junton, 1 mereh |to b r of four retail meat} whone places were alleged | san picketed by union mem bers, The merchants are FB. Mur . JW, Winger, C.F. Kriee and! | A. Friedman. Teatimony wae confiicting an to whether it was a strike or lockout that caused the trouble, The market men testified that tt wi strike in sympathy with the atriking parking house employes: The unton members contended they were not picketing, but were merely quarding. Attorney T. T, MacMahon, who represented the union men, maid Wednestiay that ft was “nothing more than a flagrant attempt to dis |rupt the union, and that there waa doubt in hin mind that the case should be appealed.” PERMIT BAKERS HERE TO ADVANCE PRICES) Makers are to charge retailers & conta a loaf straight for bread in Be-| attle hereafter | The price has been cont, but from ™% to 8 adnintstration Hebberd's announcement waa re Beatle bakers without DESTROY RAISIN WINE More than 150 gallons of raisin n© were destroyed by Deputy Sher tarwich, Brewer and Kerr, in a We Have Conquered Pain Most difficult dental operations per- a formed at this of fice without hurting the patient a bit. It is not so very long ago that a visit to the dental office was looked on with about the same pleasurable anticipa- tions as would have been a visit to the torture chamber. And, indeed, this feeling was pretty much justified. Very crude were the methods used to extract teeth and cor- rect defects. Main strength and awkwardness were the main requisites, and very often just about the time the tooth was ready to leave its place, the patient was rather in doubt as to whether his head or the tooth was really the object of the dentist’s endeavors. Killing nerves was another nerve-racking ex- perience. It involved several hours or even days of the most excruciating pain—toothache of the severest kind. Even filling teeth brought its mod- icum of suffering to the unhappy patient. But all this is now changed at this up-to-date office. Modern science has done wonders in the improvement of dental service and we have taken advantage of every forward step. Every appliance or method that science! has evolved for the better performance of painless dentistry will be found) in operation at this office. It hasn’t been a question of expense with us—it has simply been a tion of give our patients the very best that is to be i expense. This office is now recognized as one of the best equipped and most u % DR. L. R. CLARK of the flood districts of White river | raid on 1909 Chariew st, Wednesday valley with a view of preventing a'A «mall amount was brought into [repetition of the floods, which waa| the office for analyzation. No arrests Civic Club of | were made to-date dental offices in the United States. Besides that, it is one of the largest. demn all advertised medicines than | wan referred u of Com. |taxicab at by @ Queen Anne Second ave Bianchard nt., was taken to the Se attle General hospital, uw from concussion of brain Tues day. The taxicab, w by the Biue Taxi ( Driver L. L. Longuet. © apartments, wae taken hospital, where bruises about the head and hands. Remaine of Mise Ragna Ander- killed when the automobile in which she was riding collided with & Phinney ave, street car Sunday night, was viewed by @ coroner's jury Tuesday in order that tho body might be relenaed. The body non, a Ada Berg Miller; | president, G. Lucile Butler; tary, Hattie Flexner; asalstant retary, Bertha A, Zimmer Jurer, Winifred L. Burbar ARMY AND NAVY MEN INVITED TO CHURCH treas 2. Pinkham 's | All army at Camp Lewi and all at B ha 1 by the tle Di pw league to nd rch, Fifth ave. and} ernment w medicin MAKE BIG BRASS HAUL if you value your watch, iet Haynes repair it. Next Liberty theatre Advertisement jorge Peakman, passenger aj? near |» WANT BOOZE | HELD UP AND ROBBED % 2 W. Wheeler bbed of $2.60 t W, Johnson at, was held up ng. The ebarreled reve * HOT TEA BREAKS A COLD—TRY T t a small package of If armacy 1"Ge Ja tableapoonful of this hambur put a cup of bo tt |pour through @ sieve and drink a teacupful at any time. It is the mort effective way to break a cold and cure grip, as it opens the pores relieving congestion. Also loosens the bowels, thus breaking a cold at once It is inexpensive and entirety vegetable, therefore harmlens. ng water upe was shipped by Butterworth & fons to Bu ton, the home of; the girl's re The inquest will be held as soon aa the suf ferers hare able to |] Know What Your Bit Is |} || Before You Try to Do It. 1 © mubject that you m dy out now Dr tures at the Hip me next Sunday evening at 8:15 on the Rursian R tion, Itt @ lecture that is brought to Seattle for your bene fit a benefit to 1 Sa the rs’ ar ra’ Clut Secure your seats early The Hippodrome Phone Eiliett 2187 Fifth and University | “CREDIT | store either beca' or just con an unpleasant here. We gladly arrange pa purse and convenience, GLADLY!” means exactly that at this A request for credit— of necessity nience—is not experience $45.00 On Credit yments to suit both your WE USE GENUINE “NOVO-CAIN” This is one of the very im t reasons why we are able to make th statements that we have made e in this announcement. 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