The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 21, 1919, Page 2

Sa = NS Victrola (style VI.), popular-priced cabinet twelve renditions of : and instrumental mu: © of your own selection (six ; D. 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It is too much to expect—even if you are an jf imist—that every worker in Seattle who wants ff > work and can work will always be employed. Sisseer sdf the time does come when you are out of a job, you can’t have a better friend than a sav- ings account in the First National Bank A Striking - Value in WORK SHOES It has full double welted soles— leather-lined thru- out; soft, pliable brown calf uppers. Sizes 6 to 11. The price $5.95 Ps This is a new ship- ment of 400 pairs, We do not believe anything its equal has been offered since before the war, | BOSTON PEELE, Oe. SHOR » Without a _ Doubt This - Is the Best | Work Shoe Value in Town. WANT ADS BRING RESULTS|_ " ae SES fies be FOES MAY NOT SIGN TREATY British Are Considering Pos- sibility of Refusal March 21.—firitish of ficlals are considering pouwibilities of Germany refust liminary peace term authoritatively today They believe there is a real danger that the enemy stateamen will, after some parley, throw up their hands and say Do what you like about it,” to the allies. What the peace delegates of the allied nations are planning to do in such aw contingency ¢ ed. It in understood, safeguards will be ta PARIS, wept the pre it in learned annot be | a3 | Anti-Bolshevik’ Movement Grows ASHINGTON, Mareoh 21--An arith Bolshevist mov ent iw getting under way In Russia, according to state depart nt advices from Fin [land today. Agitation centers at Petrograd and Me and one Hol shevik con » been mobbed. {Railroads out crograd were jelowed March 15 '150 VETERANS AIDING | SALVATION ARMY DRIVE | STOCKTON, Cal, Mareh Sith appreciation of the service given them by the Salvation army In France, the Service etub, of 180 veterans who served ov has tal charge of the fund dr in Ban Joaquin county to raixe the county's quota of the national fund being rained by the Salvation arm ‘The veterans will do all the solicit ing. ow , ot meen WILL ADDRESS DEMOCRATS Rev, J. D. O, Powers will addrens the King County Democratic club at ite regular meeting Saturday noon in Good Kats cafeteria on “Amer a's Biggest Problem.” Jonn C “Railroad Lasue.” t Head +a ve BHOMO QUIT ne" Trome Quinine ‘Maignature on box. DR. J. R BINYON Free Examination BEST $2.60 GLASSES fee optical t thal Examination free. by graduate op- tometriat. Giasses not prescribed unless absolutely necessary. INYON OPTICAL CO. 1116 INST AVE. yeen Spring and ANNA CASE Famous Metropolitan Opera House Lyric Soprano, in Concert First Time Here AT THE METROPO! ‘AN Next Wednesday Prices—$2,00, $1.50, $1.00, 75 SEATS SELLING 80 rapidly that prompt appliéa tion will be necessary if you would avoid disappointment Rub Musterole on Forehead and Temples A headache remedy without the dan- ‘a of “headache medicine. |headache and that miserable feelir | from colds or congestion. Andit acts once! Musterole is a clean, white oint ment, made with oil of mustard. Better than a mustard plaster and does not blister, Used only externally, and in no way can it affect stomach and heart, &s some internal medicines do. Excellent for sore throat, bronchitis, \croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, | congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lum- 10, all pains and aches of the back | or joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of the Chest (it often ts pneumonia). | 0c and 60c jars; hospital size $2.50. componed | Welch will speak on the} THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1919. | Comedy Playlet | oe a _| | This in Mu clever Se Jattle Miri, who will appear with the | Anadet pla’ in “An Irish Eden,” ja three edy, at Renton, Fri | day ni r the benefit of St, An jthony's chureh, The performance jw be staged in the parish hall. | BUTTERWORTH |__ FIGHTS CASE ” Continued From “Page One a tention of the jammed with people waited for m ‘The me cantor who 1 adnmonitory sentence Judge Neterer to a ventrem: The examination of th men was done with micronce tall by Assistant United Stat trict Attorney Hen Ly Moore for the |proneeution and Attor Wilmon Tuck for the defense. Thirty three men were examined be both sides decided the body qualified to render « fair and impar | tial verdict Many Are Rejected | ‘The prosecuth | ber of venire of friendship and the defendan lodge affiliations. | Tucker, for the defense in each instance by inquiring addrens of the venireme Butterworth } back a trifle lin his chair during the procedure. lexcept on instances when he would lwuddenty start forward and confer with George W. Gregory. one of his attorneys. Many women spectators were pres ent, while a number of naval of ficers were noticeable | George Heidenreich, Friday Har. bor farmer, wax the only witness in ltroduced Thurwta Hia son, Walter IT. Heidenreich, died at the Uni versity of Washington naval train venire m them or ot Attorney Wilmon started out the because ling station last October, shortly aft. | ler Heidenreich and bis wife, inform of his illness, arrived in Seattle The indictment charges that Het |denreich and his wife went to the | Butterworth eatablishment, whe lthe tedy of their non had been re moved for burial according to’ gov ernment contract, and were there in formed that the government allow ance wae inadequate to afford the deceaned a “decent” burial Alleged Conversation “How much more is necessary?” Heidenreich nays he asked For a metallic casket, $75," is the reply he ways he received. The Butterworth company, a ing to the indictment, contracted with the government to bury degd sailors and marines In metailielined hermetically sealed caskets for $100. | The indictment charges that Hei denreich accepted the more elaborate burial and later received a statement thru the mails for $172 at Friday Harbor. “Anxious for Hoy" Heidenreich was on the stand lens He showed emo. Attorney Grek why he didn't government's funer fi His voice than half an h tion when ory, for t | Investigate jal arrange | thickened an he replied: “1 was anxious for my boy.” The indictment, in addition to charging Butterworth, with using the mails to defraud, charges that service men were buried in plain | wooden caskets, while the gdvern }ment contract price for the metal lined, hermetically sealed caskets was claimed by statement The following Jury is sitting on the ease K. K. Carrick, 1831 Colby -ave Everett, manager Pacific Northwest mpany; Winfield 8 st, manager Queen company; Barton W Prospect #t., manager ur ORE AWAY HEADECHE Given by and for the Metal Polishers Platers and Galvanizers Local 14 1AL FEATURES Jean Cameron Scotch Comedian —And— Big Scotch Band Tickets 55c Includes Dancing All Evening All Welcome Ladies Free Hy Mee Southern California's 1 § ! | BOMBMYSTERY ENGLAND WILL ISNOT SOLVED, SINK WARSHIP Is Believed Black Hand Ring|Decides to Do Away With Caused Woman’s Death | Her Share of Hun Fleet OAKLAND, if the tectives mtill French and Ttallans de ot agree cauning th the propomal to dispowe of the sur wood, red nan fleet by winking it soo England t cided te but will wink the to her naval | | De-| om | Cal, Mareh 21 intadn that the of Mra, € D w 4 Wealthy San hran banker here ‘Tuesday night, was the work either of a dix eruntied person, having knowledge of the Greenwood premises, a Bland Hand ring | Beveral new theories were var ht, but questioning of | the ated parties led to ne new developments, Among these wan the possibility that th bomb may have been hidden in the G | prior to playing a prank somewhere | apecial ammunition, whil jelme, and that it wag accidentally ex | tton and equipment are so differ ploded by Mra, Greenwood |that Hngland cannot maintain the | Police believ » bomb explosion | fleet with profit, | had no ¢ with the demands | ‘These naval authorities forecast | for mone: woods | that both Italy and France, in the over « with threats of | interests of efficiency, will eventu- | death mpllance The ally decide to sink their German war | wtate this org jon, if it was in om, after walvaging them mt, would written several —_—--——- letters reiterating thet and threat befor LONDON, March 21 we maent to a warships authorities division allotted or mu Bquipment and armament of the ad-| German warships in such that main tenance of the vessela by any allied power will be tg@ difficult and ex pensive for practical purposes, they mans’ guna being will eunitate | Rus mor de | ma bomb. Their theory i* that if blackmail ors are responsible, they planted the bomb as & means of spreading ter ror among wealthy regidents of the Merritt district, extortion work of b Major Walker J Onkiand police ehiet military police thief France, and August of the Berkeley police department were today called in by Oakland operatives to unaiat in the cane. Both COMMISSION PASSES ae eee tul astacuves.| ON NEW PHONE RATES , and AX BUCcOMRfUl detectives. dition, Captain Donald Mathe- | March 21.—The public head of the bomb #qt the | serv signed an order ffect as regular Francisco police department, | today several nis, are rates the compromise rates offered ing on t e with Oakland, py the Spokane Home Telephone Co. Alameda coun deral officials. | these rates are 15 per lower n the commission allowed to Ko into effect in Seattle, and 10 per anys oom Want . |cent lower than the Burleson rates Lower California |» ves by the companies ANGELES. March 21-~| NEEDS OF BROADWAY HIGH TO BE DISCUSSED annexation of Lower California by on Froadway high the United Staten eee eee er »0 held in the school au w Thursqay night, March 27 ‘roula, principal, will discuss ¢ Broadway.” “Whats the Matter With Broadway?” will be the ct of Mra, John G. Matthews, president of the Parent-Teacher as woctatic _.. | NEW BRANCH IS ADDED ‘Says Deputy Beat 10 “U” TRAINING CORPS . . A Coa tiles nit will be added | Him Up; Sues in io \ (yo sescrve officers’. training | Court for Damages orpe, at the University Washing Charging that Deputy Sheritt W by next October ng to dent Sumallo Friday ter Miller beat him up while he was | doing nothing but # Graduates from the four-y pt in his chair | course will be commiaxioned second | in the county jail, George Cove, 60, | jjeytenanta in the reserve army | filed suit for $6,000 damages Thure: | - = day afternoon, in the superior court ove mays that he was taken to the county jail last August from the United States ¢ jet court Says Treaty Will Be Ready March 29 LONDON, March 21.-—THe peace treaty, including a draft of the league of natioha covenant, will be ready for presentation oy March The German comm | gato * are to be in Versailles within three] POCATELLO, Idaho, March 21.—| | weeks. Col. FB. M. House is reported \The Pocatello Golf and Country elub jas saying today by the Paris corre-|this morning purchased 500 acres of |spondent of a news agency, land three milex south of this city } Fifty thousand dollars was the price | Brace & Hergert Lumber company; | paid, | Frank Moran, 11 A club house and links will be | Ured shipbuilder constructed immediately. 955 Empire building = canes gineer; E. H. Ahrens, WOULD ARREST SLACKERS N., real ewtate OLYMPIA, Mareh 21 Alien | Schoephaoester, slackers who canceled their first president U citizenship papers to escape mili- }facturing ¢ tary service should be arrested by Endolyne the state fish commissioner, Leslie | Cotman H, Darwin, even tho they obtained }48905 Olympic way, building con.| their licenses before their papers tractor; A. M. Richards, Richmond | were canceled, according to an opin fon rendered Darwin by R. M. Bur Reach, steam engineer; F. R. Baten, 2317 22nd ave. N., mechanical en-| under, assistant attorney general of the state, |gineer; Frederick L. Seixas, 323 Hel t oN of Calvi Phill; a ae 9 —— oe sai, oe ag VOTE FOR GOOD ROADS KIMBERLY, Idaho, Maren 21.-—~ The votg in Kimberly for good roads Friday marks the close of the bonds Was 472 for the bonds to 7 against. It three-day Skookuth Packers’ associa: pught that some of attendance of apple growers gath-|the seven were cast against by mis- ered, from Washington, Oregon and |take, as it seemed almost unanimous Idaho. for good roads in this community. Return to Home) Sophie Werlin, daughter of @ Kiev | miller, ia leaving the emerge | pital as a nurse to become an inter: | preter for a Red Cross hoxpit nailing soon for Siberia, She ix anx mer | ious to hear from her two soldier | brothers and her two sinters, one of whom is a nurse, She has not heard | ily wince the beginning revolution. to make easier the chkmatlers Pe whith deaux, chief |from her fa of the Run Los has reached the ention has been the matter, it in by the League of thwent convention will at Bl Centro from an well Discussion consider } today the be held with dele; and Arizona, fornia PYurchase or annexation of Lower | California is advocated. on. acec O’Leary Case to Jury | NEW YORK, March 21.—Closing larguments finished’ the case of the government inst Jeremiah A. O'Leary, former editor of the anti Pritieh magazine Bull, ie in the hands of the ju oe POCATELLO CLUB BUYS 500 ACRES FOR LINKS Owens, consulting en-| 245 17th ave! dealer; Albert | 1714 East S5th st., Paper Box Manu ny; L. J. Colman, station, president J. D. company; M. J. Hursen, tion convention in Seattle. A large After the Lidl ene It gets you in the head or Then take an occasional pur- back—suddenly—and oh, how) gative made up of May-apple, you suffer! all on account of leaves of aloe, jalap and made that little influenza bacillus. inte ny, Pypcbeg tom It is a fact that when nature|as Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pel- tries to throw off the poisons lets. - To build up after the from the body the result) grip—to make red-blood and sometimes is inflammation of} fill the body with vim, vigor the kidneys. Therefore, the|and vitality, take an i best way is to assist nature as| tonic, known as “Irontic, much as you can either before| sold at most drug stores, or or after the attack by throw-/that well known herbal tonic ing off th 0 pelvane (toxins)'| which ha’ been so favorably from the thru the ex-|known -for the past, fifty cretory be ri such as the|years, Dr. Pierce's Golden bowels, skin and kidneys. Medical Discovery. This is Drink plenty of hot water, hot | made from roots and barks of or cold lemonade, take Dr.|forest trees and brings the Pierce's Anuric Tablets for| freshness of the woods right ithe kidneys and backache.|to you! In liquid or tablets, A TOOTHACHE. IS BAD ENOUGH But It Is by No Means the Worst Part of a Bad Tooth If you only had to suffer a toothache from a bad tooth, that would be bad enough, of course— because nothing is more painful than an aching tooth. But the ache is one of the least harmful things that come from bad teeth. Poi- son gathers around the roots and slowly and insidiously it works its way into the system, gather- ing at some conven- ient place, a joint pre Te rably, and soon causing swell- ing, inflammation and pain. This is often diagnosed as “rheumatism” when as a matter of fact if the bad tooth were put into a healthful condition the whole trouble would at once symptoms subside, DR. L. BR. CLARK disappear and the unpleasant These poisons are also taken directly into the stomach in the course of the mastication of the food and many unpleasant disorders of the stomach and digestive organs result. sik fg will axk your physician he will tell you that nothing is of ater importance to the ge: obey id po general health than a good digestive ap Impaired digestion is at the bottom of more diversified human afl ents than almost any other one factor. And nothing will make feel more generally miserable, more “unfit” or less efficient than t td your stomach out of order, aye, ear, nose, throat, and even diseases of the e, known to be very often caused by bad teeth. ee ee If you have decayed teeth, are you going to allow them to You are making a great mistake if you do #0, At thin dental office you get the services of the graduate regi dentists—-men of the highest standing in their profession. Every ator in this office had graduated from the very best dental colleges passed te examination of the state dental board. And each and one of our operators has bis certificate from the state éental board hanging right on the wall in front of his dental chair, in plain sight of all, Our prices are the very lowest—our workmanship is the best that anyone can turn out. : We une only the best of materials, We guarantee.all work. And, by the way, ours is a REAL guarantee, which means just what it —if for any reason whatever your work does not give you entire faction. come back to us and we will make it right. This guarantes signed both by the operator who did the work and by L. R. Clark, D. U §., owner and manager of this office, who ts thoroughly responsible, FREE EXAMINATION We invite you to call and let an expert dentist give your teeth a thorough examination. He will quickly tell you just what is necessary ped ww your teeth into perfect condition and also just what the cost — wi a 7 4 If you have prices quoted to you at the ordinary dental office, which — do only an ordinary volume of business, you will have a pleasant prive coming when you find how little jt will cost you to have the wor done here. For, remember that we do a very large volume of business, which permits us to take a smaller profit on the individual case than | the ordinary office can possibly afford two take. { Regal Dental ¢ R. L. KR. 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