The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 7, 1919, Page 3

a Ne Doroth ISH ‘PEPPY POLLY PATHOS THAT WILI TICKLE YOUR THROAT § It’s Fun From i the Minute 1 Dorothy Heaves \ @ a Brick Through i a Jewelry Window! SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 31 Men Under BRAMBILLA ' JUST TONIGHT eo / AND TUESDAY News Service FEAST o'er, cevcenareo POINDEXTER IS \ The Feast of the Passover, the COMING HOME Rreat independence day of the sews. il begin Monday, April I4th. The Will Be Banqueted by Young Republicans Here ning services will be held at Tem- de Hirsch. Rabbi Samuel Koch of Temple de “Hirsch, who is in the East, is ex [pected home in time to aid in this eelebration. GAN'T EXPLAIN BIG EXPLOSION Officials Still Unable to Ac- count for Concussion The explosion of the powder house of the Pacific Coast Coal Co's mine at tssaquah, whieh contained over a ton of dyn mite, at 9:55 p.m, Saturday, is still a mystery uh wnt f ru m. £ the ‘ 1 magazine ex ye of Machinery 0. K The walls of ! mpany hot ‘ me, lost t . ' ' “ Stephen H vil Fed aid M la no cause f ext Ht arted mor for 1 aquah, to t " Inspected Magazine fter t 5 w er , t tr had tr 1 nes The ox « it ts ah Coal Mir Alvo Von A on, # 1 wh waa t 1 to ha backed by ex-Ka Wilhelm’« U.S, COURT MAY NOT TRY YOUTH - 'Symonds Turned’ Over to, Juvenile Authorities Senator Miles Poindexter wit! be| Altho declaring he would plead guest of honor at a dinner to be| Stlty, Ivan Symonds, Yakima high given by the Young Men's Repub.| School boy accused of sending . Hean club of King county in the | *ttychnine to Ruth Morgan, 16-year » near future. old Seattle girl who attempted to } Preliminary plans for the feast|Commit.suicide by eating roach 4 HE DREADED T0 were made at a meeting of the , | paste, May not be tried in the fed ; Saturday evening, when ¢ ( |eralcourt for sending polson by % Wh was ted president for| mall. Arraigned before Judge H : SEE NIGHT COME the coming year. Wheeler is at|™M. Taylor in the Yakima superior : present in France with base hos-| Court Saturday, Symonds was com pital unit 50, mitted to the juvenile auth vf APRS b | because he is only 16 years ther members absent In the to office: Th Vouldn’t Sleep Or Eat To Do _Any Good Before Tak- ” ing Tanlac the Charles L. district The club passed a resolution pro- prot Smith, from the South “Honestly, if you had seen m I commenced taking T < would not believe that 1 was testing against th , plete independence for the Philip same man,” said George L./ ping islands, and criticising Secre- Fy. & well-known conductor on | tary Baker for “speaking on behalf the Seattle Street Railway, and who | or tne whole of the people of the ves at 215 4th Ave. North, Seattle, J sion.” talking to a Tanlac represent tive the other “For a good 4 Mr. Leary, y hanger by ny years,” contin: I was a painter and trade, and while ging this work I contracted lead oning, which finally put my hole system in very bad condition. | Jost my appetite almost complete , and what little I did eat wouldn't but would sour on my stom- a cause gas to form and| t me up. I actually dreaded to} night come, for I never slept} ell, and would shave cold sweats chilis every night, and when| orning came I was completely ex usted. I got so weak that I could fardiy walk, and would often have stay in bed for three or four day atime. Then when I was able to up I was so nervous that I could dly keep still, so whether I was bed or out of it, I was perfectly rable all the time. { finally had give up my trade altogether and into some kind of business that could be in the open air more, so | soon as I was able to do any| ‘k I secuged a position as con-| Evangelize Mexico, r. Matthews Says we do not send teachers and pr s, agriculturists and voca tional directors into Mexico and evan gelize that country within ten years we will have to go in and take it at the point of the bayon “The Philippine islands should have their freedom, too, but there are 75 different ladguages there now and millions of ignorant people at the mercy of designing politicians and the islands should be kept a part of this country until the day comes when, with a common language and a knowledge of the teachings of Jesus Christ, they are prepared to take their place in the world.” This was the declaration of Rev Mark A, Matthews, Sunday morning. in his sermon on “Onward, Christian Soldiers,” at the First Presbyterian ehureh JOHN LITTL “It LTTE A Mametor withithe street railway com-| John Little, 78, formerly min g ing engineer and for P *f decided to give Tanlac a trial,| years a resident of Seat! his home, 2231 46th ave and it certainly has gotten me in Tine condition, and I can truthfully gay that I never felt petter in all | my life than I do now. My appetite |) fs fine, and my stomach never gives me the least bit of trouble, and 1 t. L don't Saturday night, after a long iliness Born in Blythe, England, in 1841, he came to this country with his par ents in 1868. He followed his pro- fession in Penrisyly d later in via eat just anything I wa , neg. Upon his retire he PEhve those cold sweats and chills) Winmipes. Unie lie Murement ¥ and I sleep like a rock every |°@™? ; gpa MIGi. and I never sutfer a particle (children. Eight children survive night, « sul a pe him, and four of his grandchildren from nervousness any more. I have ined twelve pounds in weight al y¥, and am so well and strong I can put in full time at my ‘work every day, I am #0 happy over my improvement that I am} felling all my friends about t verved in France with the Canadian forces, HOME-BREWED BEER JAILED A still for making the well known “mountain dew,” a large number of ‘Wanlac has done me, I have seen|empty hotties and 59 quarts of the time when I would have y|homebrewed beer rest in the stor given fifty dollars cash to b age room of the dry squad, follow raid on the house of A, 1, a shipyard worker, of 4246 . N. BE, and the arrest of Sunday morning. git down and eat a hearty m ‘J now do, without suffering after- wards. 1 feel that it is my duty to others. know what a good medi: | Koester ine Tanlac is, and I take great | ioester ure in recommending it to ev-| ing the Koeste Sixth a MEN ORGANIZE " Tanlac 1s gold in Seattle by Karten easideat ot Gh Stores under the personal dl-| pacific Steamship company, 1s rep: on of a special Tanlac represent: | poxenting Seattle shipping interests Advertisement. in San Francisco during the organ. eases jaation of the Pacific Coast Steam. When vou think of advertising, | |ship aswociation. ‘The organization think of ‘The Star. | | will comprise all the leading steam ship companies of the Coast. oe Ruth Morgan is held at the juve having fully re of the roach detention home ff ni covered from the poison. The pack of strychnir Symonds is alleged to | girl arrived after her attempt on her life and was turned over to the ave sent po STANDARD OIL CHIEF DIES IN RESTAURANT SANTA CRUZ, Cal April 7 Re turning from @ long ile trip automob’ with his family, William $. Rheem president of § ard O81 com of Califor ped dead in par a restaurant LIFT OFF CORNS! here Sun Doesn't hurt a bit and costs only) ), a few cents Magic! Just drop a little Freez one on that touchy corn, instantly it stops aching, then you lift the corn off with the fingers, Truly! No humbug! Try Freezone! bottle for to rid y Your druggist sells a few cents, suf yur feet of every a tiny | ficient hard corn, soft corn, corn be tween the toes, and calluses, with out one partic f pain, soreness or irritation, Freezone is the dixcov- ery of a noted Cincinnatl genius HOW ANY GIRL CAN HAVE PRETTY EYES | No girl or woman is pretty If her eyes are red, strained or have dark lrings. Simple witchhazel, camphor, wed on $100 bali, | | hydrastis, ete., ax mixed in Lavop: will brighten the eyes will surprise you results, Regular keeps the eyes and vivactous. tik eye wash and a week's use |with its QUICK fuse of Lavoptik | Ithy, king quick change will please Dainty aluminum eye eup |switt's Drug Co, and leading drug: I gists, spe THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, APRIL 7, 1 CANDY GRABBER NEARLY ESCAPES |Walks Out of Court After Sentence--ls Caught | J. J. Delaney believes in leaving an undesirable jocation while the | xoink propitioun Delar who is 40 years old, was Jarrested a few days ago by L. ¢ JGay, mounted patec at Skinner & Kddy's plant after he had helped from » handful of candy unt ile was charged with morning Was tried and sentenced by lge Gordon to pay a fine of $20 \ © wix days in the local bas: | fi t | De recieving hie ren | \t h matter over fo few nm and evidently re vembering that he had an engage: |i] t elwewhere, walked with great) fi} te at and dignity from. the \ ers docket tn the munte om, past the judge, the bail fs and all the police officers in the t room went into the judge's ambers and from there out to the pen a Hut ala it will be a few days before Delaney will again sniff ( w was seated in the m, observed with marked the arture of his for ner and pursued him to he demanded in particular,” re-| i} plied Delaney, ee I was mere going for a short walk | Gay Died bis man back to the A r pably will be held as to Delaney's sanity, He ts alleged to be a well known “candy SUCH Is | LIFE | Aw the London Daily Mail 1 Western Bolsheviam | fi] force. The United States | fi] Koen di | With the ald of the local assistant | [I] eput consul 1 have been | fl jean coast t outside the taree-mile | fl limit | I have canvassed the nc | cast here, and am already ansured | sufficient support to k | |bar fleeyanoored off Boston alone | | sf see the scheme in p ant tanks we be ¢ 0 Irtnt ntaining iftc » the well-being of the Amer and connected up by kiant hose pipes out to sea to certain of the fleet. Each vessel be earmarked for a certain} staple liquid, and christened after | that particular beverage.” Which proves that the English have (or have not) some sense of| joan people humor | ‘its | Rabies whose parents are well off @ greater chance in life than of rer families, This is jshown by recent studies made by the |U. & children’s bureau in eight states. | As wages decrease, the baby death | those re | rate rises In families where the annual in- me is over $1,500, the baby death is 60; in families where the in- death rate is) rat lcome is under {170 than anything making all the world akin, | | The movies more lelse are Motion pictures, mostly made America and shown all over Britain are, to a great nt icanizing British children,” says | Hi} udge Henry Neil, the “father of | mothers’ pensions,” now in Engiand.! In olden times dexpota who wished to make over peoples of othe chained them and be languages and lthoughts. Now we merely feed ‘em [plenty of movies, and the thing is done much better j in pat Amer-| oun- mn |] tries, into new customs, Judge F. B. Grodski, St. Louis, Mo. believes a man who can spell “Pesta }lozzi" iwn't drunk, and that a fellow who can't is It hasn't been so many ars since another judge ruled that} 4 man was legally sober as long as} nd on his feet | there's consid- | ale of spelling | could s Yes, you guessed it erable revival in th [books in St, Louis. [STREET CAR STRIKES | AUTUO; DRIVER IS HURT) G. A, Landeen, 1823 Ninth ave., in the city hospital with a frac tured skull as the result of a mix up between his auto and two street cara at Seventh ave. and Westlake | last night. While dodging one stre car, his auto was hit by another, and he was thrown out, lighting head first on the pavement. The car was wrecked. RAID ALLEGED GAME | AND ARREST PLAYERS) a raid on a gambling game at rly Sunday m 35 negroes nd two whites Charles Wheeler, 40, w ynducting a gambling and released on $100 bail, Ed Montgomery, 41, was charged with |gambling and release |The othera were rel h, cha with being 4 ing. jarrested charged with dressed the ‘in the Jelation building Monday noon. lig a member of the national “Y" mittees, He will address the state leonvention of the Y. M. GC, A, at sea as Yakima, on the organization's for eign work | Charles R, Towns, industrial ex will speak at the ¥. M. C. A.| Tuesday noon. pert luncheon DIES OF HEART FAILURE — | Frank P, Dodds dropped dead of heart failure at his home, Fifth ave 's, and Fonanella, Sunday afternoon. He is survived by two sons and a daughter, BETER THAN CALOME pain ner doo’ injure the teeth like | strong liq | holdof the trouble and quickly correct it, | Why cure the liver at teeth? Calomel sometimes plays havoc |withthegums. Sodostrong liquids. It is best not to | Edwards’ Olive Tablets take its | lazy feeling come a disordered liver. $ Dlive Tablets when you feel “I yrain (Oc and 25c a box. 919, Pike Street and Fifth Ave. Satisfactory Terms Always THE GROTE-RANKINCO. OTTO F. MEGEL, President High-Grade Old Ivory | $ 50 Bedroom Suite 2 1 2 Seven Handsome Pieces—Surprisingly Low Priced NOTHER Grote-Rankin value emphasizing this store’s fundamental, namely : To pre- sent at all times worth-while Furniture at moderate prices: The Bedroom Suite illustrated isa modern interpretation of a Colonial period design, and even more attractive than the illustration; large Dresser, Chiffonier, Dressing Tab Bed, Rocker, Chair and Bench; the seven pieces, priced $212.50. A Marvelous Collection of Fine Bedroom Furniture Awaits You The invitation to come and see these splendid as- sortments is as cordial and sincere as we can make pe Pig we particularly suggest that you observe the values. We are confident that your judgment will verify our assurance to you that however modest or pre- tentious your needs, you can buy most economically at the Grote-Rankin Company. To do our part in maintaining the high standard of American homes, we have assembled larger and better assortments of Bedroom Furniture than ever before. It matters not how simple or how extensive your requirements—we are quite sure that satisfactory selections can be made from the present displays. Choose Your New Rugs from this Comprehensive Stock TO THOSE who are not familiar with the character and extent of the floor covering suggestions presented at “The Grote-Rankin Co.,” the full significance of the term “com- prehensive stock” can scarcely be understood. Carefully, critically gathered from every source where GOOD RUGS are produced, we present for your selection the largest stock of Rugs ever assembled by this store, and also the most moder- ately priced. Ready for your selection are: ANGLO-PERSIAN, HERATI A) KARNAK WILTONS --- 89.50 | 6x9 at. .$85.00 $16.50 | 9x9 at 105.00 22.50 | §-3x10-6 .$115.00 45.00 9125-9135 4-6x7-6 at ° Oxi? at . DEPENDABLE AXMINSTER RUGS KARAGHEUSIAN’S SHAH ABBAS 18x36 AL ose esee 83.00 | 7-6x9 at $35.50.842.50 WILTO?) $3.75 §3x10-6 at ..842.50.865.00 Nive $5.75 9x9 at... $45.00.955.00 : 86.50 $45.00.870.00 22%x36 at $8.50 ) 6x9 at sgh gissegiess : noadinea a4 Si5c0 bet $20.50-886.50 9 i2xi5 at .......-... $80.00 $37.50 TAPESTRY BRUSSELS RUGS KARAGHEUSIAN’S LAKEWOOD 8-3x10-6 at $27.00.835.00 | 11.3x12 at | ‘ 9x9 at... - $85.00 | 11-3x15 at . 8-3x10-6 at | exi2 at . x 36x63 at 10-6x13-6 at 120.00 46x7-6at . 9x15 at . - 8108.00 SEAMLESS VELV $33,.00.859.50 9x12 -$135.00 6x9 at a | 11-3x15 at . 9x9 at... 8-3x10-6 at at ......839.00.865.00 | Rag, Grass, Fiber and Wool Fiber Rugs carried in all sizes— all are moderately priced. Plain colored Chenille and Wilton Rugs, size 9x12, priced | $98.50 and $105.00 each | 1 | Thousands Have Discovered MW HIPPODROME Dr Edwards’ Olive Tablets sabia PUBLIC MARKET are aHarmlessSubstitute Beginners’ Dancing Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets—the sub- Classes Will Begin 1506-08-10 First Ave. stitute for calomel—are a mild but sure at 7:00 Sharp Will open for business Saturday, April 12, under the management of John Davis & Company. Monday Night where gambling ts conduct | almost instantaneous. They are the re- rr iffere: | i sult of Dr. Edwards's determination not This will be a REAL Pies Scr Geb nee pe oH | CHICAGO MAN SPEAKS totreat liver and bowel complaints with opportunity for those who connection with any opening. Everyone in King | 1. Wilbur general. secre. calomel. His efforts to banish it brought desire to perfect their Pen Saplei Paes, cmt. Seal ; m * : little olive-colored tablets. | danct y may enter this contest. re are twelve \tary of th go Y. M. C, A., ad. | Out these incing. prizes. First prize, $10.00 to the first one making The pleasant little tablets dothe good oleeal da but have no bad after We teach thoroughly in these beginners’ classes the damental principles of ing and the newest dances, Mr. and Mrs. G. Oswald —THE— HIPPODROME Fifth and University the correct guess of the souvenir to be given out on the opening day—Saturday, April 12, Second prize, $5.00; the next ten to guess the souvenir will receive $1.00 each, The souvenirs will be given to all who visit the market on the opening day. | Bach one is entitled to three guesses, Mail or bring your {Bf guesses to the Rental Counter, John Davis & Company. Contest closes at § p. m. Friday, April 11th, | A few tips on what this Souvenir will be. | 19—When you have one you will want another, 20—Can go anywhere it is sent. 21—Never comes when called. Watch The Star daily for more aids to guessing the Souvenir. or calomel. They take | the expense of the take calomel, but to let Dr. aces Most headaches, “dullness” and that from constipation and Take Dr Edw rd: i laden | PR OH TE SRT SS TN hea