The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 18, 1918, Page 2

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FIND GLASS IN FLOUR several ground glace complaints, poured into the ears of , has been released by the de-| the police recently, came one Thurr of justice. He proved that) dey from J. P. Overhaus, 1446 Mar-| ‘only 21 and not of draft age.| ket st, who says he found glass in ®& decorator and lives at "Bec pancake flour purchased of Joe , NAB WRONG MAN | A. Richards, held for federal | on charge of being a On top of hotel. Becklin, grocer, 1455 Market st. Three Dandy New Victor Records “Just a Baby’s Prayer at Twilight” Sung by Henry Burr Sung by Percy Hemus 10-inch double face Record—75¢ “Go—Zin—To” Both Sung by Frances White 10-inch Double Face Record—§$1.00 “Tickle Toe”—-Medley Fox Trot “Going Up”—Medley One Step Both by Victor Military Band 19-inch Double Face he led Victrolas, $20 to $380 Convenient Payment Terms Dealers in Steinway and other Pianos, Victrolas and Records, Pianos, Pianola Player Music Sherman Dey & Co. ‘Third Ave, at Pine Seatt! WANT v ADS ~ BRING RESULTS| M’CARTHY NOMINATED HAWAIIAN GOVERNOR WASHINGTON, April 18 dent Wilson today nominated Chas. J. MeCarthy, of Honolulu, to be gov of Tawal ernor ‘FORMER SHERIFF | MANGUM COMES Says He Feels It Duty to Say Good Word for Medicine That Helped Him MANY OTHERS TESTIFY “Tanlac has certainly } nd I ree pend it ners for what it has done in my cane,” naid ¥ Cc. W. Mangum, of Atlanta | aberitt of Yulton county for four terma. ‘LT have personally recommended | jit to a great many people. 1 know of at least fifteen or twenty fam | Mies who have bought it on my say} m0 | “I om 70 years old, and have movt |always been pretty strong and hy until here lately I have been in & nervous, worneut, rundown Jeondition. My stomach was upset mont of the time, and 1 dh | food poorly, Most always after eat ling 1 would have a full, uncomfort | able feeling that jeral hours | “After taking the second bottle of | Tanlac the fullness and all the dix ‘agreeable symptoms disappeared and my condition is now that of 6 1 man, I now eat heartily with: well at night. ‘Taniac seemed to be just what I | needed to put my system in #! and has toned me right up. the circumstances, I think it per:| fesor'g natural for me to my a good word for it and recommend it to my | friends s | Among the large number of prom iment men in public life tn the South who have recently given Taniac their unqualified indorsement for the jepeeific ald to them, are Hon. lFrank V. Evans, former mayor Birmingham, Ala, Hon. Mo Moss, judge of the Eighth dictal district; Hon. Gienn, Kentucky State | superintendent of printing, Col. John HB. Gaines, editor and publisher of the er sae Green Daily News, George W. Hinton, former secretary of the | Warren County Equity | President Pegs, of the Newport Busi | neas College, and others. | Among those prominent in com | mercial life, who have more recent [ly indorsed Tan! 0 C. ‘oper | president of the G ‘ompany le, Ga; H Hill, bank president, of & | burg, Tenn.; J. F. Carroll, cotton mill superintendent, of Chattahoochee, Ga, C. M. Conover, manager of the office furniture department of Foote & Davies, Atlanta, Ga, and & & Shepard, excity councilman, Atlanta. ‘Taniac is wold in Seattle by Rar. tell Drug Stores under the personal direction of a special Taniac repre- aentative.— Advertisement. ton Ot | w Uncle Sam Has Many Places for Women Dean Ethel Hunley Coldwell, at the University of Washington, burry-up calls for women plant path ologiata, accounting and statistical clerks, chemists and bacteriologists, printers, proofreaders, bookmakers, indexers and abstractors. Moat of the women are wanted at Washing ton, D. C. at salaries ranging from camera or photostat machine, are | from $7 120 to 81. 300 salary. | SEEK "ARREST OF MAN AS SPECIE BANK ROBBER SAN FRANCISCO, April 18.—Cir culars were sent broadcast over the | United States today asking the ar rest of Manuel Schenone, following his identification yesterday as the third member of the party accused of robbing the Yokohoma Specie bank here of $19,000 PORTLAND, menin- gitia, six cases of which were discov ered in March, has been completely stamped out, due to the rigid exam ination, every 24 hours, of the thou sands of men stationed at the army cantonment, Vancouver, Wash. These Are the Alternatives Unless we buy Liberty Bonds and support our Government to the limit, shail be in bondage to Germany, and have to give our unwilling support to the kaiser’s government we Which {s YOUR choice? FIRST NATIONAL BANK “First” in Many Ways Since Seattle's Karly Days. OUT WITH FACTS ted my | would last for sev) { lo any bad after effects, and I sleep! | t nder| 1 STAR—THURSDAY. APRIL 18, 1918. PAGE 2 (GAR OFFICIALS 20,000 SCHOOL DENY THEIR AD. CHILDREN WILL | ISINCONTEMPT GROW GARDENS Denying they had published vertisements In attempting to 1 ejudice jurors, traction com | sory a officials filed a lipage | wi war in superior court | A call for to keep from being | te's quota ntempt of court, | Behoot¢ The return war given to Corpora Thursda tion Counsel Caldwell, who made the of war ga fi in Joriginal complaint, and the case con-| | Sehool childre tinued until Ap the ecountr | The advertivement in queetion was} hum [Sew by EB. I, Thomas, pubiletty rry on the war agent for the traction company are ne wan approved by President Lee nara | the of experter ber Heer J. B. Howe, aceord: | home ing to affidavits, It wan intended,| A company | the return stated, to refute the elty charges made in the public ¢ from | that the company refused to }to franchise agreements | ‘The advertisement was firet pub |lished in pamphiets supplied te street | | car patrons April 1 Newspaper clippings, stating that company refused to tive up to | granahine obligations, were intro {a 1 by the company In an effort | jain the reason for pu vertinement which designed to Uncle Bam wants nearly 20,000 children for immed special army to he coruita an Beat United Btater was nded 1 Chapm enti food The ehildrer ot enrolle army to raise and] country school Ket plenty to be organized 4 the m 150. t agree to raise f garden tr overy school reas o te aptain and Heute Unele Bam in depending army to raise $ this year, It is claimed Jarmy quartermaster could million men & year on thin Every city of 100,000 po expected to raise an army the basis each cit that an feed a tion influence for jurors | Phe advertinement and the ptreet lear Pamphiet were merely propa ganda for consumption, to affect Caldwell repeated | MAJOR R IN PRISON IS TARRED BY CONVICTS N. M., April 18 nd feathered Hrinker of Camp Deming, N. M., held in leu of $5,000 hail on 4 charge of expionage. Major Hirkner wax allowed to exerciae in the yard. The prisoners caught him there. Ife was rescued by Me was born in German served in the U. 8. arm years }easea in court,” | Thureday |HOLD FUNERAL oF SEN. STONE IN NEVADA, MO. NEVADA, Mo,, April 1f.—The fu neral of Senator William J. Stone was helt here today. Knights Tem: | plar and other farternal organtes tions escorted the body to the church services were read by Kev. J of wan City, The | John M euard but has wher for 30 Marwhall funeral train arrived here at 4.4 m. vee City, where the body | BALLARD LADY ELKS ; HAVE EATLESS DAY SWINDLE RELATIVES OF | natard Lady Wks are divided on SOLDIERS OVER WIRES the proposition of whether or not to Hooverize for the benefit of the Red Relatives of soldiers in varioun 000,000 in produce Cross. They hold thrift stamp card camps are warned thru the military parties every other Wednesday after noon, and ally devour a lunch. SYRINGE Wonderful $10.00 Canny J Is B. Agent for This Vreserver » Internal Bath, Kartell Health DRUG TRY STORES BARTELL’S first Friday Specials 1 Oc ; cor Wa 1 6c 12c 16c 27c 6c ure good 50e King's Dyspepsia Tab 7c 9c Juvenile Soap, | cake 2he L4b, Peroxide at the 1 on. lodine incture $1.00 Kno's Frait Salt size Charis Water, om Bartell’s Victorias are best in fancy box, tb Bartell's Vietorias in bulk, Ib Einpress Chocolates, all flavors, tb Peanut Brittle, per tb Log Koll, per Ib Cream Waters, per th Peanut Bar, per Ib 2 Be quart of Water Glass Lark Clocks Clocks, each We Wrisley's Olive Ol Castile Soap 15e Chloride of 10¢ Hand Serubs, after garden ing Ihe Cotton at Liquid Vtolet Witeh Gum Camphor, | Cream ......... L4e 29c¢ Snr 40 15c = 7 30c 50e 1602 Liquid Petrola 25¢ Septol Corn Remedy; um, a heavy 33c does not first quality fail <“R I T”’ COLORS SHIRT WAISTS; ALL COLORS, 10c for moth» the Son. SPECIAL—Something New—Something Dit ferent—BELMONT'S CHOCOLATES, Ib .35c Bath Spray Special $1.25 Red Rubber Bath Spray FREE DRUG SALE following articles, vertine 10¢. ¢ One free | If you buy we will | | give you one free We Capston Tablets | ] A Star in the Window Tells the Story—a Soldier Is Over There. Simple Kodak Pic- tures Tell the Home Story. Se Hay’s Sulpho Sage Mair Prepar ation, re stores color to hair, 5O¢ A We value Mair Brush (48-10) Septol Shaving Lotion delightful after shav- ing, 25¢ And one bottle And we give one Get a KODAK now. We have the com- League;) uth Pitte| also desired for positions paying |intellipence bureau of a new swindle Just exposed at some of the camps. |" A telegram, bearing « soldier's name, informs his relatives that he has a furlough and requests funds by wire to come home, waiving identification. Sometimes the re | quoat ia to mail money to the soldier care general delivery. Several fam ilies have been defrauded this way. [DIVERS SEARCH FOR BODY OF AVIATOR } BAN DINGO, April 16-—Dtvers were «till eearching today for the texiy of Lieut. Guinn W. Mattern, |formerty of Dayton, 0. who fell to his death in Ban Diego bay late yes terday. Mattern, doing « tall spin, Gropped 1.800 feet into the bay channel, and machine and aviator dieappeared. Ho is the fourth aviation vietim at) ner r Occidental and Washington, in North island since the United States | the open air, Sunday evening on the declared war. Wednesday turned lunch cnoney to the Hed and the ladies played on empty stomachs, Hut a hot argu ment ensued, and now the Lady Klks aré split on the question of eatiess patriotic card partion 500 TEST AUTO LENS AT STATE'S STATION Vive hundred autolste have thetr lenses toeted to eve if the law A free teat dat the Standard 6 Third ave, by state off clals, will keep open about a week campaign to round up autos with glaring lights will follow soae SPEAK ON WAR cation and experience as photosre |iiil phers in the operation of a view|Ii Wear Clothes That i Bear These Labels— —and you wear the best clothes money can buy. —This has always been a strictly union shop, and we make clothes for the best - dressed workmen, business and professional men in the Northwest. —See our fine stock of wool- ¢fAilors 906 Second Avenue Opposite Burke Building ¥. B, Sutton will speak, cor-| | plete Eastman line. Kodaks ‘ | Brownie Cameras $1.00 LION FOUNTAIN | Seeley Trusses Do Not Slip | Elastic ‘Trusses, Leather-covered H | Trusses—Fitted Right. - $7.50 to $91.50 2.00 to $15.00 FREE with above FREE FREE 35e Hinekie Cascara Pills 35¢. One free Specials Bie Child's Tennis etree uct 23c $1.00 Tennis Racket (D6-3) at . 8Se Kingston Tennis FISHING RODS — SPEC:ALS $7.00 Rod.......$5.85 $6.00 Rod ....... $4.35 Lines, Leaders, Hooks, Etc., at Bartell’s Stores. YOU’LL FIND SCHUCK “This te what we do to these,” |Harry Schuck told Coroner Tiffin Wednesday, as he tore up a slip ‘Gering a patron of his motorcyc a op, on Westlake ave.. to appear in in | court to answer to a charge ©! jing | Judge Brinker showed Schuck what the court did in return on| |: ursday morning. Schuck spent} Thursday in the city jail and paid a | fine of $20 ae RABBIT ROBBER BUSY Best, tle’s rabbit robber became ac gain Wednesday night, with ult that Mra, A. Rowe of 1501 35th ave. Thursday reported to the police the loas of four valuable wh pink-eyed specimens, stolen from the rabbitry in the back yard. After calling up the police, Mrs. Rowe put the sheriff's office on the | case, expressing a wish that Sheriff Stringer’s famous bloodhounds take | ‘up the scent and apprehend the | tntet. ] Sg EID | WANT CHEERFULNESS IN SEATTLE’S PARKS Labor wants band concerts in the | parks this summer. | Declaring that the “cheerfulnoss as usual” plan should be aided thru }to cut the $5,000 concert appropria- | tion was adopted by the Central La | | IN CITY JAIL TODAY |b councit v The resolutic | the’Moving Pic They're fine! ious, sick, headachy or | WILL GIVE RECITAL od big | As the culmination of the year's was submitted by | rk at the Fleischer School of Dra » Operators’ unioa,|™matic Art, the students will give | recital Saturday night in the Labor | Temple Annex. CASCARETS SELL sear veonte TWENTY MILLION | SHOULD ear SHOULD EAT PIE DAILY Pie is wholesome, combining both fruit and grain. Those who ha poe uble esting pie should take ONE SONFUL simple buckthorn bark, te yeerine, etc., as mixed in Adler-i-ka. for | This flushes the ENTIRE bowel tract removes foul matter which poisoned your stomach for month: lieves ANY CASE sc or constipation ‘Don’ # stay bil-|dicitis. Leaves stomach in st ANYTHING. Bar’ and Swift Drug ¢ BOXES PER YEAR safest cathartic liver and bowels, and people know it. mpany. DANCEatFOsTER’s Fletcher Bay, constipated. Every Saturday Night Btoa returning connects with early cars ——— —— ——— |AMUSEM ENTS |METROPOLITAN Till Sat. 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