The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 8, 1918, Page 2

PIGOTT QUITS — 54 ears service to| the homefurnisher! —credit is ably, ti lly extended in a ignified, satisfactory way! Has William as supervisor of wooden shipbulldin i by Chairman Murley federal shipping board, and has Cap J. ¥. Blaine, supervisor of eteel wht) building in this district been appotr ed to succeed Pigott? Tt has been an open secret tn loc shipping cireles for some time th: Capt werheads and that Capt resignation to the federal board fe —no C, 0. D. or phone orders; one to a purchaser; these specials will ox [that Pigott again has tendered h renienation cepted, and that Capt named to succeed him. Neither Pigott nor Maine wou make a statement Thursday. ‘Woodrow Wilson Made Citizen of | ROMP, Aug. §—The orary citizenship upon President W son, The announucenent was ceived with enthusiasm by the pop lace Arezzo in one of the provincial ea) itals of Italy, situated 50 miles sout cast of Flor tion of 20,000 ash tray and —we wih to close out mateh dex it seventy-five glass holder: regu- wervice trays, lar price efetonne under glass $1.50; mpectad for Friday and Saturday County Chemists Search for Kick in Pete’s Cide will gain sufficiently to provide a profi “Bonehead” Officer in populartt, at the market be: frankfurters, 2 Ibs beef, 18% Th: 12%e Th; steer bolling Pickled Dies’ feet steer pot roast, 22\%c Ib. | 25¢ s Economy kt Lamch PINE sv. Sogar and soap stall. Carnation or Borden's milk, 2 cans 3% received the apologies Ivory, 100 bat, Wool, Be bars 28e; PF | Washrag Castile, Allis Lipises | clean beans « Sausage amal! White ora i) 5 bare Rh. Naptha, 5 Mechanic, 0c 10c. Stone's, $i cotter 1-th. cana 0. 30 can vo ing his arrest as a draft evader 50 White r oe WITH BLAINE? Pigott’s resignation in the wtite of Washington been ac of the Maine and Pigott were at log Blaine was ‘out after the scalp of Pigott ae ent of exhibita, etc His platform SPECIALS for FRIDAY and SATURDAY. one shipyard man declared today Alno declared that the farmers would m It is known that Pugott sent his be allowed to choose their own r oral weeks ago, but that he withdrew : it at the earnest request of Mr. Hur) After a short campaign, Mr. Neb a et gol ogg be easily ley and Charles M, Schwab. | nen wan defeated by the narrow mar ion by p . Word received in Seattle Thursday | gin of 171 voter The members of from the national capital indicates the league called « special me | and that it would be ac Blaine will be Italian Capital municipal council of Arezzo has conferred hon °. It haa a popula It ia the birthplace of aaked to decide whether horse meat Arrests Diplomat) SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. &—Angel Grarello, Chilean consul here, today of the San | Franciseo police department, follow: | Att er a conference with Chief of Police uarelio’# name was removed from the police blotter, and he axked THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, a TO CUT OUT COUNTY AFTER BIG ROW DEADWOOD, PLEDGE OF HERMAN NELSEN ne | ‘Two years ago the progrensive | women of the South com Aatrict organized” the) yt | South District league and put Her: | » » Nelsen in the field as a candi: | at} date for commissioner, on a plat form Uiat declared for the elimina al | tion of doxens of useless county em at | ployes, such a# gravel road inape tor, diveree proctor, right-of-way | agents, property agents, superintend: | Vv foremen and that «li woul! be required to work 1 foremen ig and after congratulating Mr on his vote, informed him that he would be expected to make the race again this fall 14) So Herman Nelsen is again a can Hihate: I the same progressive men | and women are backing him. He is ‘ running on the same platform he x ran on two years ago, and declares :. that the issues are more clearly ‘ drawn this year than ever befor an the nation is in need of every sur) Herman Nelsen plus dollar and haa real work for) every man. Mr, Nelaen is one of| than $12,000,000 insurance on Wash 1, the best known, as well as one of the|ington farm buildings. He in also Mont mu ful farmers in King | secretary and treasurer of the Ken 10 county I has lived in the White! ton and Kent Federal Farm Loan river valley, near Orillia for more association This loan association than 10 years He i « director in was organized ix months ago the Farmers’ Matual Fire Insurance and ha already ed over $60,000 P| company, which has ite headquar on farms within the district, at * ters at Enumclaw ries more | per cent and ear ELEVEN FILE FOR ELECTION FRISCO AFTER r) r Youngsters Sing Modern War Song at Parent School y attle Chamber of % night, aang patriotic songs, and dirty od it, and had a great thne clama were dinposed of. nue and business The clam-take ansumed the proper tions of a patriotic rally after the Four Min men orated, and LOST BUSINESS 4 Eleven more political candidates! ‘That the railroad administration If the population of Toit lacked ex: | citement in theme dry times, it in not have filed for coming election, | absorbs Seattle port coareee at oe i onsen, FE ie terminals, while maintaining ape the fault of one Pete Dericho They are J. Jencen, Roum. | ie (ere ress cn export alts sorting to pence loving tnt ctaw, justice of the peace: Neal J-| iments ment. thru San Francisco's un wraig propricter coke ; Royle. Malden ave, representa | public facilities, in the contention of emporjum, It is charged 2 oftie the Chambe Com quantities of cider with a muliah | ve 47th district; Albert D, Martin pc nce aot a Se core mn kick, Several barrels have - $01 Kilbourne «t.. for prosecuting at I lowing a consultation, these of. ecleed for chemical test torney:; Dudley G. Wooten, 2154 tetais are preparing to frame a pe Fifth ave. W., judge of superior tition to the ratiroad adminixtration Here’s Tough One! court: Geo. B. Lamping, 1327 28th | asking that the mpecial port charges 9 ave. Nu senator, 37th district; HUEO pe eliminated. so as to enable Ban Will Market Pay? Keiey, 718 «on ave. 8. county a® | Hrancinco to secure her share of CAMP LEWIS, Aug. &—The camp | or: Frank MH. Manogue, 611 Third) shipping. It in estimated by the - exemption board must decide what is representative 44th district: J. gan Francisco men that the South ie future of a horse neat market Auburr : the ern city has lost out immensely in soldier ¢ anks discharge that he AVC. the export shipping trade, ship own t hin mot Hin th ui J. Wil) ers preferring to load thru the port eo me meat J a ave. TEPFeReMl of Seattle The board admits this le the tougt : i est problem it has yet faced. It ia » Automobile for His Patriotic Speech) Over 2.000 persons attended the Se | Commerce clam bake at Des Moines beach, Wednesday ate fat! clams, roasted the kaiser tried Executive Secretary Gordon C.) Corbaley before a kangaroo court for failure to supply a sufficient quan- | tity of clams, and cut up, and rough: | Xho A Red “lonly that the officer who arrested Preaident vert J. Rhodes won an Pike (ups/airs) Rex. ree, oF him be called “on the carpet. cutuannts dap'tha Gnak Gara, Th | Stall 34. treat eens, Sie dou: ohare ee wee me eg a down turned out to be a tin model, but J OF mild cheene, 220 t town cafe last night, while he waa President Rhodes expressed his ap-| x. 550.30 in company of Franceso ' Valencia preclation, and mid it would be a margarine. consul for Colombia. 0 OLITAN Seat $3; email F Borden's or Carnation milk. € | Hott Fish Co. barbecue cod, boneless smeita, 30 |Banished Minister } PIKE PLACE b. Stall 43. p boiling beet . fancy cream brick 12 miles from the French coast SIGNAL CORPS NEEDS MEN conomy Signal corps of the United State: to Live in Spain| It is situated on the bay of Biscay, tal to vietory, he was cheered wildly Photo by Hartaook. | * Corwin Wallace, who wrote the! — prords for — Thru Prussia.” Youngsters over at the Parental Stall 28, treaniy ground stone-bahr s *\ achool, on Mercer island, used to m meni. Iba. 3c." Stall 32 young army needs 20 civilian production ex-| ging “Marching Thru Georgia.” ATTACKS om. 1 red snapper. perts to supervise, distribute and ex-| Now they sing. “Marching Thru Been $e? LOS, cot, Jee Ib: filet of pedite the manufacture and delivery | prugsia.” Have a PL Bag of war materials and equipment, in| ‘They have four veraes, written by STOPPED cocoanut, 30¢ Ib cluding radio, telephone and tele-| Corwin Wallace, a bright-eyed young For Over 50 Years br ogee Ny Rate graph supplies and wires, cables,| American, who follows war news OR. KLINE’S EPILEPTIC ib stalls 37 J hark Latos | tools, etc, Salaries, $2,400 to $3,600.| with keen enthusiasm EMEDY It a rattonal an c; 5 bara Crystal White soap. Ap at the United States civil] Here's the first verse and chorus successful treatment 2 Psi red. can Hills coffee, Sic; 20c | service wcretary’s office, 203 Post:| of hin song eee manatee tan its Amps DOTk. and bemoa, 206. y Vat | office building, Seattle, Wash | atany drug store. Camp's pork Sun Maid seeded raisins, 35 3 pken | When the war began EPILEPTIC Rreat saving in airplane gas, onsen for which patriotiem Many soldiers and sailors, guests of the chamber, enjoyed themsetves | tie cota se a le qt: | PARIS. Aum. §.—Louis J, Malvey. at the clam-bake, danotme, singing, | , | 1523, fresh smeite, former minister of the interior, con-| eating. It was pronounced the mort { cheeks, 2 Iba. 26¢. | victed of a misdemeanor following | wuccensful affair of ite kind ever his acquittal on all charges of trea held. ‘The steamer returned at mid NiGHT ONLY 25c Ibi Nor-| son, today chose San Sebastian, night ring, 10¢ each. Stall £2, € bage Lenox | Spain which to live during his ——_—_—__—__ #0 2 Jiffy Jel, tic. Stall 12,| five years’ banishment Ostrich feathers are luxuries, « n Federal mitk, 11¢ i London =nilitary tribunal has decid: | $5. chipped beet, Sic Ibi best boiled aan sebastian in one of the most ed. Dealers in them ordered to find | YOUR LAST famous watering places in Europe work of “national importance.” | | macaroni, «paghet! or noodice, Spe™ | pwns | Ta nkeee wale acroms the sna vs 4 77 $ h Calne Vittie’ m, How to Use Milk! ; ‘To fight the Kaiser Wiltic’s Huns, RE ti, 26c Ib. silver P }| The host of Germany KURE Med Sean, Bd. | In fresh eatmon for ean- She’ll Show How $ tro the Teuton torces Sethe } , and up; allver salmo They outnumbered us, maybe, j Zor ites spinel cod, toe Ib, ling €o How to make milk products! | Weve gonna fateh fight thru] WVORDAR'S Statement 3 ‘Bie; red This will be the subject of dem renal ; eats 24-36, { P all K0e Lipton's ) onstrations by Miss Louise Hol- } OT gid oe Will Help Seattle | paper, 2 Kellowg's corn|{ brook, of Columbia university, { 1 swat the Stale hated cooking because what . 120 { sent here by Uncle Sam, at Yesler ¢ wags * oe the Kaleer's hash | 2, to gave me sour stomach and { 2 wget a ed feeling, I drank hot wate branch library, Friday at 2 p.m } hi bt Won Mietesbens|*.* 1 feeling . t water Th; ‘graham creck $ Four dishes, made of milk, witi | #™rra? Hy give ~“ ote = — serene Parowax. 20c; 3 Iba. rolled |) be prepared and served. Bulletins )| .. 4 nelped —unti ried simple buck Hus, 26c; IsIb. can medium red|} containing recipes will be die }| 2very little thing like that is helpfull torn park, glycerine, etc., ax mixed salmon, 26c; Kingeranaps, iho 1b. | { contalni ; to our side, in Adler-t-ka.” Because it flushes th |pkga. Teco pancake flour, 25¢; 100 { tributed. While we are. marching thru| soni bow paper napkins, 10¢ On Tuesday, Aug. 13, at 3p. m. { q ENTIRE bowel tract completely Ad pores Mins Mary E. Sutherland, U. 8. { ihecaae lor--ka relieves. ANY CASE sour PARENT TEACHERS TO PICNIC || (yer in. home economics, will 1 stomach, gas oF constipation and pre Members and friends of the Par- 5 . vents appendicitis. The INSTANT demonstrate how to use home. } TOMORROW ent-Teacher association of Tacoma|\ ‘ne areas forms at Yealer } Teutonic Rulers action i surprising. Bartell Drug will hold a picnic at Point D nee |) +. z Company and Swift Drug Company { branch library. She will also il { W. park Friday. Lunch will be served } justrate pattern cutting Never Kept Word, Children Under 16 at noon. Members and friends of the ee Pea a Borah Declares 4 Not Admitted to This MM fiir ure vordiaty Taste een CHICA tne Honor THREE GREAT; Mati ; s i d to be 1 zollerns ¥ contract which | Matinee tm guests of the Tacoma associa-| A M USEMENTS they found expedient to break,” do. | clared Senator Borah, — speakini Seattle guests will leave on the 9 NOW UNTIL Wane tne Muah De |a. m, boat and can return at 3 ROPOLITAN x7 eae | re the eee Dente ae PSYCHO PALMO Free Scalp Treatments—One bad | L E xX A N D E “When the Germans have turned Hand Chart Free to case of ringworms; one bad case of their faces to the Fatherland and Everybody Attending scurt or dandruff, one bad case of | a eee neve Gogun 0 tik pease, we will Ae nore, itchy scalp.’ Guarantee Scalp radi ice enlist more men and keen on fight:|§ Thursday Evening, August 8 GENERAL If you value your watch, let < » there be real peace,” Rorah said WORE ane oF Haynes repair it. Next Liberty What kind of n peace league would th re.—Advertisement MAT. SAT. Children Under 5 Not Admitted to Any Performance PRICES: Nights. .25¢, 50¢, 75¢ Ladies Only Mat. .50c General Mat 50e Plus 10% tax PHONE MAIN 6211 Continuous Daily, 1 to 11 Six Me Acts of Hippodrome Vaudeville Barbara Castleton leredity.” Tne We Fix ’Em while you we'll call for liver them, Keven. & Bun. Weekday Mata, 106 20 wait—or and de- war EN Musiea! Comedy HAS, MORATI Famous French Tenor Other Features General Admiasion 26. Phone Us it be with a Hohenzollern in it? The dental association close meetings tomorrow Huge Grain Yield Forecasted for U. S. Friday Evening, August 9 its Bight Texts for Sunday.” Sunday Evening, August 11 “How Sunday Got Into the Christian Church.” WASHINGTON, Aug. 8 Don't Miss These Stirring —————— | casting a total wheat yield yi 87 Y Lectures at the | 000,000 bushel. the agriculture de partment today extimated win Tent Tabernacle nt would reach 556,000,000 bush againat the July forecast of Third and Lenora St would yield 322,000,000 bush SPECIAL MUSIC ele The corn yield is estimated at 2,989,000,000 bushels, oats 1,438,000, | 000 bushels, barley 232,000,000 bush- els and rye 76,700,000 bushels, Song Service pH song Lecture 6 Ki Go cu! Th just what you Intend to do about this war savings stamp proposition ecause savings stamps offer such | allotted to a splendid investment portunity of investing cents | No, For the Boys Writing Kits, contain- ing paper, pencil and envelopes. 3 different styles, all inclosed in blades; made up in a khaki at... 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TO HELP WIN THE WAR indicated <> Total War Savings Stamps Owned and Pledged. ket the scissors. above pledge and tell Unc t out the le Sam en sit down buy with the op Now, us little as 25 at a time, and permitting in rs to withdraw their money on King over-subseribed. Everybody must buy more stamps. |and make the payment at the place Munsell, 602 Blewett st., has | you designate on the pledge vestol 10 days’ notice, a limit of $1,000 to a person has been set cw Uncie Bam wanted everybody to »ractice thrift and become financial * Here’s Chance for Children to Join Tobacco Fund Show | Twenty-five Juvenile singers, danc: | ers, actors, and " <1 , | opportunity to aid the Our Boys in| Ninth ave, and King st., may lead} France Tobacco Fund in a call sent | to the suspension of seve Seattle out by William C. Butterworth of | Policemen, some high in the depart:| re at | ment is reported that certain 502 Olympic place, who plans to put policemen whose duty it was to reg-| pe on a show to raise moncy for the] iiate the carnival, have signally| TAL deseriben , failed, despite the fact that reports | tall and ft your eyes w fund | Any boy or girl in Seattle who is | Submitted to Police Inspector Claude CORRECT lenses, anxio terprise is requested to send a card! to ye addres ne, ni ue they ushers, poster painters, lemonade sellers are given an in the patriotic en Dus to as ng Butterworth at the above Chief «3 before Sept. 1, giving their address, phone number, | conduct and stating in what capacity | charges wish to serve TOBACCO FUND nes, 152% First ave, $1.25 sh oo 50 Carl ave. into districts, dule, and bling games, ed by a street carnival company Rannick have carnival wa: ly interested in the war the interest of youngsters, as well as | writes. the grown-ups, who are expected to! Liberty The United States was divided up h Seattle altho the adjoining the right spirit aght Police Accused in | Carnival Gambling | Case; Probe Begun) Circumstances alleged to be conduct Poll spector Bannick Thursday decided to| a thoro in It is carnival will be cle FAIL TO RETURN BLANKS ‘The following registrants have fail led to return questionnaires to local board No. Ww Mam Fritfot Minor ave.; » 540 1617 Boren ave, bonds and is $3,000,000 behind 100 stamps fi given assuran Ingolt Joseph William Ritter, | § 0 If You Believe in ECONOMY # QUALITY | why not go to a store where it is shown? We cater to those who seek | the standard in merchandise at a nom- | | inal cost. Go to a Bartell store. 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Our | expert has charge of this department end will gladly explain to you problem: re seo us. We repair Kodaks, ( oe Fountain Pens. Vilms developed, — roll, 16. i fi Kodaks at 87.50 to $91.50 | if Brownie Cameras $2.¢ i For the bath or shampgo these complete with tube and back to fit over brush. Price, Complexion Brushes, ee bristles: . 1.00 A complete assortment of Sanitax descriptions are in stock at all ov After » sham ; A large stock ere Bartell uy ! of your lifeti oe *S a Friday and ing of cheanli- for less choice of any nes. Four $1.00 Racket at Westlake | 610 tnd | Ware ake Ave. near | Factory ye Ave: ot | Alaska 10 | sid Pine St. | Bldg. | Boren Av | Phone No. | | i . | In JUNE (Cost $4.17 JULY | (Cost $4.18 each) AUGUST ] (Cost $4.29 each) SEPTEMBER | | (Cost $4.20 each) | OCTOBER | (Cost $4.21 each) NOVEMBER (Cost $422 @achy__ each) AND | DECEMBER (Cost $4.23 each). He wanted | body in my family vestment, so many district. Wesley Munsell a funsell. After making ow Uncle Sam, send little counties places 4 have Charles H, Clarke, 217 Lyon building, |" We've got to buy or every: | of us. surrounding gam-| at that| If you _sufter ‘on the level.” e Warren and In-| igation of the| that the! prol you My found as mod: frat-class work Gettetein Entrance to F Nelson, 1614 Ninth | Olberg, 162 BRUSHES brushes ore | MATURITY ux WSS. $00 (avery member of your family showns exdocribe to the fail Limi! of their ebility—the lagad tats Detng @1000.00 fer cosh pampem.) And in addition to last month's in he clipped pledge blanks from The Star and sent in pledges stamps for $400 more in the names of John I mtudy every de umes, dizziness, as will be of great beneft ¢ Prices will be te aa the d material used will permit RALPH MARTIN SAMUEL M404 Second Ave. stalre Store your picture | D0 to $14.00 | SANIT, handie, rubber each. 83.50 and $1.25 4 Brushes of all | tores. Special for Friday | of $1,00 | Tennis Rackets. We are go- ing to give you a chance Com your | me. take 63c ¥v E J iz last month,” he nd Twilow F t your pledge to it to Chairman more stamps—all the Ganses ny from head farniah #uch Bids orence Up