The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 13, 1919, Page 13

THE SEATILE STAR—THURSDAY, oo 13, 1919. MEFICERS OF CITY\* Decshter of Millionaire Gould LOCALWOMAN | Get I t at Ba rtell’ VE TELEPHONE * "=" "=~ *, STRUCK DOWN USERSS168,000) <i as | _ BY BURGLAR FRIDAY SPECIAL filing of review papers in the | SAN FRANCISCO, March 19 Mulsified Cocoanut Oil just what face or ton county courts by the Seat hoe Marion Erickson, of Seattle | Was seriously Injured today, when Cook's Dance Floor Wax, 50c s you need f Sunfast Hat Dy hands or ‘ Sunfast Hat Dyes ........... p skin ‘ » corporation office |wurpeising a burglar who had robbed for a 10c Powder Puffs day morning marks a step in} her room in a local hotel, she started Montinuation of the fleht age alnet | to Cant with him speedy, . comfort- Pint size Hydrogen Peroxide Service Shaving Cream wel telephone rates which has) Mra. Erickson was in Pact of dy saved local phone users | ning the to enter room. able shave. Jergen's Camphor Ice, with ine 9.000, according to T. J. L. Ken the burglar rushed thru the Lazell’s Field Violet Taleum aly, Assistant corporation counsel. | The woman attempted to hat Phe Thurston county court is be him, but he knocked her sen 6-0z. Glycerine and Rose Water 10¢ size Epsom Salts Asked to review the facts a blow on the a with counsel's Face Creams and Lotions Excellent for happed Let us help you make shaving a pleasur Our vast stocks contain on “re gh the public service commission | Two cnen who started in Whe state granted an increase in of the burglar were held off with at the req of the postmas volver, the fugitive making Reneral’s department } The government originally an @ that. the rates would | ‘ovember 15, 1918, Se attorneys fought this an ent on the ground that the ter general had no jurisdic Over rates in this state. This Won out and then in January 29, the commission announced § increase as retroactive from De. Erickson lost $50 and a tleket FRANCE FEARS suaving| SPRING 232= ACCESSORIES TONICS ® 2) ft after in nigned, Ger will be to throw a fully army of several millions in providing the im tal Cream gate's Cold Cream . Hudnut's Cold Cream age Mavis Cold Cream . 25¢ 30¢ B0¢ volunteer that according to the belief ex . B0¢ 26¢ taving off the increase for! in French military and of and one-half months on 64 fictal circles today phones at 75 cents per month The French r 25¢ 16¢ 25¢ new roughness of any nature. 45¢ and 90¢ 60¢ 50¢ 25¢ and 50¢ +20 and $1.65 . Boe . 25¢ . 25¢ . BO0¢e 30¢ - 50¢ . 50¢ 50¢ -- SLB 25¢ and 56¢ 50¢ and $1.00 Ingram 5O¢ and 81.00 Theatri . 50e BO¢ and 50¢ Auto Strop Bia Auto Strop Strops Luxor eam .19¢ 7¢ Septol Corate er protest came from Seattle : @ ground that the commission not declare rates retroactive. | © victory for this city follow Dut finally the new rates did go effect on March 1 | BUN the corporation counsel's of. | earries on its fight } many tex the saving to le , cored users on the basis of ij ot 75 cents per phone simon eh per | ayatem on | Durham Duplex Shaving Stick Colgate’s Cream Stick and Powder wi « Cream Stick and Powder Shaving Powder army of 1 m Shaving Stick and stupendous Cyr ms live Shaving Cream ch Went Krank’s Lather Kream clare Germany Shaving Stick Luxury Barber Bar Re That build up the system, pro- mote energy and tone you up to a healthy condition. Elixir Red Clover and Mandrake Compound; system cleanser and ideal Spring medicine; 16-0z bot te... $1.00 Septol Emulsion Cod Liver Oil . ... T5e@ and $1.50 Compound ‘Syrup of Hy pepe Lava 16 ozs. . $1.00 | Packer's Penslar Bamboo Briar. eH a Rona? Sno bra Comp. Extract of Sarsaparilla, with | pears Unscented Glycerin iodide of potassium, bottle $1.00 | Septo! San Rio Ov Penslar Palatable Cod Liver Extract, nymte Luxor mts to $168,000," said Kennedy | | volunteer wing the fight Thursday, | German onan wtaheateiens tential the EMOVE PRINT permit only officer material to enter . training school, yielding after four |S LABOR PLEA or five years the equivalent of 100. —- O08 Wer mr ters, Thene ld be ficient to oom: ‘ Bartell’s Dainty seit special committee of the Cen sufficient mand an army of » 008. Mint Wafers, Ib. 60¢ > Chocolate Dipped Ca mets, Ib 60 Labor council started work pveral pr weir A On a campaign to secure Miss Gloria Gould danced gloriously in the cause of Belgian orphans many who can already be regarded Dipped Marshmallows, Ib 60¢ Armour's Bath & > ; *hocolate Dipped Paste, Ib é Of the spectal police guard|She is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George J. Gould, multi-| 4, veterans In addition, it im fear: | & vege nee Pa ‘ 60¢ a bottle $1.00 at the door of the Equity | millionaire, and appeared in an interpretation of Spring's Aw ming tO] 64 the twelve-year term of enlist Bonnie Bride ~ © . * ™ Co., 1910 Seventh ave. the music of Greig at a recital in Carnegie hall, New York, the proceeds| ment would encourage young men | Snow Chocolates, ib Penslar Dynamic Tonic, bottle Mabager. Walker C. Smith, i/o? which went to the Belgian War Orphans’ Relief Fund. to. make army life their profession anni ynjonp tings riers dig acdeaat 75¢ and $1.50 liberty on $5,000 bail, following | Admitte it'in practically Victoria, 11>. fancy box 3 Comp. Sy rup of Hypophos- ; hi of criminal ple to prevent continuation of Ger Dipped Wafers, Se ’ uss meena ot teenie Phites at a a ake. Since that time a police of-| 98¢ been stationed at the door | ar’s Select Your Favorite TOILET SOAP From This Li Tar Soap Saint Point) could eas aystem #0 to Colgate's Barber Bar Septol Shaving Lotion Ail standard makes Safety Razors cannot forget there are youngsters in Ger my Castile » (assorted)....... 15¢, 3 25¢, million Chocolate Savor Bartell Impert Lug Palmolive Resinol Soap Woodbury'’s Facial Jap Rose Soap ... Satineuse cla! Soap . Peroxide Soap do Castile Soap Soup ¢ 156, 3 impousi big bar.... 15¢, in daney box The goodness of Bartell Candies bas gained Soap only thinly disgigeed military train & widespread popularity. Have you tried them? Ayer’s Sarsaparilla Victoria Brittle, Ib. . . ganizations which in the past were Sarsaparilla ‘Smith's printing plant, according | ing centers leaders. Optical Dept. Store No, 5 TANLAC committee has been instruct./ pecure attorneys to carry the for the policeman's removal) the courts my home, I will give her a bonus of “If you can secure a maid for us, Who will stay six months at least in| The widow, wife or single girl who Wants to earn a little money at part time occupation can find plenty of ARABS STUFF “PERFUME” IN Second Avenue and Unibn Street. We are Seattle agents f 9 this famous treatment a’ ad A Registered Optometrist in Charge. mate to the Central Labor} it has a large list of im- { dorsements. Bottle $1.¢ j. | { } ; { { (ednesday evening declared | $20 Over and above her wages,” tele |opportunity by consulting MF% B Fred C. Brown, prosecuting at-|Pboned a frantic housewife to Miss|Stean. She is listing various calla , had told a protest commit.| Birdie Campbell, superintendent ©f | for work of this kind. One woman lat the chief of police was ex.|the women's division of the United | wants assistance in making new cur- his authority in keeping the | States employment service, the oth-| tains for her house, another is going under constant guard er day to move and needs help in packing. made to Brown were re “This woman is not a crank,” ¢x-| still another housewife is looking for to the chief himself, the com.|Plained Miss Campbell, “but just an/a neat girl to serve her dinner party n said. ordinary housewife of Seattle who is ahd a distressed mother must find| |up against it for any household help| some one to look after her kiddies Jat this time. She will pay from $35 | during her absence from town for a ‘saath tae, Sluaran sha fas HOP TO “APPOINTMENT BOOK” to $60 per month, and give a good few days. ses i “ home, but the girls have been lured! rhe solution of this problem lee] et Ld Dean to import this plant) ss sitave just killed | tematic chopping itis a began egg carol iamen. bea to perfume articles of their own! “J ping itinerary.” This jo other, prot . with the housewife ta a «reat ex-| From this origin the per |@m hiding from the pol how she saves time and gives poor 13.—An | giving, in thelr eyes, more social dis-| tent,” turther The foregoing unsigned mensage MATTRESSES A tew ahawle bore years ago real Indian extravagant — prices and purchasers distinguished them by their odor In fact, they are per fumed with patchoulK The French manufacturers had for some time fully imitated the Indian fab but could not impart the odor — HATCHES TRIPLE’ & ~ MERCHANTVILI Yk, Mi Theodore Davis. Jor Samoa store ia becoming a military ren. dedvous it.” is apprised as fol ra hat iT - near front doors Lieut. #1." which [nat tree hicks that wer » hatched also suggests timely primping up of |ably the only triplet prod ese roy the sterner sex | hatched, but are apparent! y bealthed IF YOU MISS YOUR DATE IN DEPARTMENT STORE, WHY, de Prospects A. Considered INGTO: March s man— A pending elopement is sensed in eae these lines Am all of United States trade in Latin-America was ‘wp at a pan-American trade here today. Gevern “experts, department heads | attaches of the Pan-American and the United States Cham. | Commerce participated. T SOUND STEAMERS LOCAL ROUTES LEAVE FROM COLMAN FOOT OF MARION STREET Arrive Meattic ‘Vietort p ving Seattle Satu: {| y_ night. Tacomas Direct ji 30am Tecome for Ta-(10:30am Girect. Steamer! 12 every two hours. 0c! trip, 9%¢ wry Port Townsend Special ‘ tor Porti Townsend atrectit nat Townsend! dally ore rail lines for aft} fpotnts on Otymptel send, Port Wil-! fPues.{iams, Dunerness and! } Thare.|Port Anecins Coon Ider trip. . itor al! points in the! sonm ‘Then. ian Joan islands, | Pri 00m: igsten, for! 12 20am TMNT inna, Port Gamble || Thure *Rangor and aii! Bun. non Flood Cansi.| irked 9 are hoat landings veimttere for these pointe and for ‘boat Ianding potnts must make own arrangements for landin: asoume risk and lability tn such landing. Bteamer's rate does not inciade beat charnes. Baggage Nabitity te Nmited to wear- spperel, not 10° 100. for 1 SOUND NAVIGATION CO. Ticket Office, Colman Deck. Phone Main 2998. | tinction than that of a domestic serv. ant.” In an effort to alleviate this condi tion, to supply reliable help for Seat tle homes and to dignify the com mnendable work of the woman who goes to work in other people's homes. | | Miss Campbell has organized a de [partment especially for these “per: | | sonal service gi Mrs. Katherine Stean in charge. | Part-Time Work, Too Besides openings at good salar’ |im prominent homes of the city for | ‘cooks, laundresses, second | Maids, cleaners, nurses. governesses | ‘and attendants, there is special classification for hour and day work. * and has placed | Campbell. | “If the women of Seattle want | good, reliable help, they must treat the girls like human beings and a part of their horne, instead of a mere | automaton, to respond to their beck and call cent, home-like room, | chance cubbyhole tn the attic. And thru their own efforts they must | standardize wages and hours if they | want the girls to stay with them. The personal service girls’ ¢ | housewives. Letters should be ad | dreased to Mise Birdie Campbell, Cherry at. MEXICO GETTING! MUNITIONS NOW 13.—Be | WASHINGTON, March tween 1,000,000 and 2,000,000 rounds of ammunition have been shipped into Mexico in the last two months from the United States, it was learn ed here today. This has been with the approval of the war department, it was stated. ‘These shipments are part of an or-| der which has been standing with American munitions makers for two years, it waa explained. Shipments are crossing the border from time to time, with the approval of A™nerican authorities} to meet Carranza’s re- quest for ammunition. JUDGE IS ORDERED TO FIX RHEINSTROM BOND Superior Judge J. T. Ronald re ceived an alternative writ of man- damus from Judge Mark A. Fuller ton, of the supreme court of Wash- ington, ordering him to either fix the amount of a bond for the release of J. Rheinstrom, Seattle real estate dealer, or appear before the supreme éourt on March 21 to show why he should not be released Rheinstrom is held on the charge) of misrepresenting the value of real estate which he sold to residents of Wyoming. Deputy Sheriff J. 1. Kir by, from Wyoming, is here to take Rheinatrom to that state for trial 80 Per Cent Cut Is Ordered in the U. S.} Employment Board WASHINGTON, March 13 United States employment was ordered today because propriation failed with the repub- lean filibuster Orders to this effect were sent out to all branch offices today by the la bor department after a final effort to save the service had been made by a wireless appeal to President Wilson. The president was asked to set aside part of his war emerg ency fund, but replied tnat none of this was now available DISCUSSES LEAGUE ‘The constitution of the proposed league of nations was discussed by | Former Senator Samuel H, Piles at the firat weekly noon meeting of the Young Men's Republican club, which | was held at Bird's cafeteria Wedhes- nervice } | day. An! immediate cut of 80 per cent in the| ita ap- | 7,000 SOLDIERS RETURN TODAY NEW YORK, March 13 than 7,000 soldiers arrived here to- day on the America from Brest The hospital ship, Comfort, de coal, arrived at the same tim 403 sick and wounded. Among thone arriving was Sergt John Ziegenhager, The Dalles, Ore., |of the 93rd aero squadron. | An epidemic of influenza on the | America caused the deaths of five | men and the removal of more than 160 to the ship's hospital | Brig. Gen. George W. Wingate, lcommanding the 62nd Field artil llery brigade, and Brig. Gen. Ed ward A. Kreger, judge advocate general's depargment aboard | the America with were NEWPORT N One battleship, Aeolus, arrived here today, of 3,805 men Four casual employes, four cawuay officers, two civilians and the first v8, Va the Ohio. March 13 bringing a total part.) cnent will welcome an expression of | girls, opinion on this question from local | 110) More | hat, | and the|nesota authorities a United States steamship, | robbing the | Wednesday layed by # atop at the Azores f0F| cierk ‘Thomas Wise on the jaw with commented = Mis®) tumers have brought it into use The powdered leaves are put into muslin bags to prevent cloth from being attacked by motha ‘The leat ie largely imported by Mogul mer. chants. It is used in India as an Ingredient in tobacco for amoking They must give them a de-|and for scenting the hair of women Instead of any|and the essential oll is in common use among the superior classes of natives for imparting the peculiar fragrance of the leaf to clothes The Arab merchants buy it, chief joying it for jows, asserting that it is efficacious in preventing contagion and in prolonging life BANDIT TAKES POOLROOM CASH The police are on the lookout for a short gentieman with gold teeth |and wearing « blue suit and a black who entered Wakefield's billiard the Postal Telegraph and Columbia st, struck Night parlors in fiding, First ave, night the butt of a gun and demanded all the money in the Wise turned over $270-at the of the gun. The robbery occurred at 1145. There were about 20 patrons in the hall at the time. THREE HELD FOR BIG BANK THEFT | @ NEW YORK, March 13.--Three men were held here today for Min on a charge of Liberty State bank, Min neapolis, of $27,000, February 10. ‘The men gave as their names Chas ‘Thomas, New York; Michael McCabe, Troy, N. ¥., and Chas, Conners, Chi anttaireraft battery complete, which | caso fought at Verdun and brought down 11 Hun planes, were aboard the Ohio. Fourteen casual officers and the! 191st field artillery of the Texas na tional guard complete made up the majority of thone aboard the Aeolus Mrs, B. M. Stovall, wife of minister to Switzerland, was aboard Champ Clark Was Emphatic, Anyhow ATLANTA, Ga., March 13.—Declar- ing he bas never expressed his opin lon of the league of nations covenant, Champ Clark, former speaker, today | placed those who quoted him as say ing the covenant “has as much jehance of being ratified as you have of being Pope of Rome,” in the Ana | nias club. | “Whoever says to the contrary,” |Clark added to newspapermen, “is a malicious liar It's a le lie.” WASHINGTON, March 13.~ can get drunk on less than 3 per cent beer, the AntiSaloon league to | day claimed, and announced its inten |tion to fight all legisMtion to legal |tze the 3 per cent product. | “To define 3 per cent beer as non [intoxicating is absurd,” said Wayne i Wheeler, general counsel for the league, “Everyone knows that a | person cah become a damned) lines of You! | Stowe of this city, the! chinist in | | | transport la Belgia |King Panhandles Smoke From Yank NEW YORK, March 14—Byron a warrant ma- the naval air servic arrived yesterday on the Sierra, was at an aero- Germany that had surrendered to who drome in cently been allies. “A big he said out of it He ked if I could spare a cigaret, I handed him one. Then he fumbled und, couldn't find a mateh and asked me one. 1 gave it to him, “He asked, aren't you?’ and added that he While we stood chatting about the w other commonplace top! I pened to notice the unuse his plane Mescriptions 1 had bert’s Chariot “1 looked over my begrimed and Leamudged acquaintance again and asked him: ‘Say, are you King Albert?’ “He looked then grinned and Albert. Why “And, sure enough, it was the plane landed near me," “nA was and hap- out abashed a “moment, said: ‘Y I'm intoxicated on| eome jlesm than 3 per cent beer, Relgian king. Maybe I'll go back day and ask him to lend me @ clgaret and a match,’ stuffing mat. | re- | strapping fellow got] for | | ‘You're an American, | there | | would no doubt mean a clew to the | whereabouts of a notorious criminal anywhere but in @ department store “appointment ok." Such be ling the case, it merely testifies to grotesque wit on the part of some weary soul who has waited jong and | patiently for a tardy friend. This “appointment book” haa be: come a boon to many a4 Seattle | shopper | When her friend fails to arrive on | time and she can walt no longer, | the xhopper has only to inscribe a measage in the “appointment book which will adjust matters all around. “Write in the date book where you'll be" is a slogan when joint shopping tours are planned. Heaides mystery, there is humor jand romance to be found in the leaves of the “appointment book note, signed “Nan,” reads: kiddo, what do you think I/ “a wooden Indian cigar stand? I've been standing outside for half | an hour in the wind. Am going up to fix my bair now. Will see you in the waiting room.” Another is short and to the point: | “Jen—Have looked up and down and all around this store for you Have gone Dot.” bby Tipped Off During these busy, spring days, | Friend Wife has organized a sys Dr H.U.ROGERS Optometrist iF mes Peeve) pas FITTED | a= ‘ TODAY AND | TOMORROW | ONLY I Nazimova IN “OUT or THEF-OG” PRIZMA Natural Color Reel ATALINA ISLAND Unusually Beautiful GUTERSON RUSSIAN ORCHESTRA Literary Digest ; Hubby & merry chase thru depart. | ment store mazes: Herman—I am going to try on | suite—the wa If you don't find! me there, look for me in the milli nery section.—May.”’ | It_would seem that the dry goods! ree you | meet Madge.” — atime chiens The Largest Audience in the Northwest Reads Star Want Ads packed side entrance at 4 up—will FREE DOC’FOR Ex-Goverament Pt: ysictan 1111 FIRST AVE, or WASHINGTO: ¢ sr, RIGHT DRUG CO. ! fromEs Look for the Free D peter Sign, We Want Returned SOLDIERS and SAILORS that know the city, for axicab and ouring Car Drivers GOOD WAGES And 50 Per Cent of the Net Profits of the Com- pany to Be Divided Twice a Year Apply 1424 Ninth Avenue Seattle Taxicab &Transfer Co.