The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 3, 1919, Page 5

tHE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1919. “JIARTIST WILL | TIMBERMEN TO GIVE CONCERT DOU munbaum Furnitur € Co., Inc. OTTO 8. GRUNBAUM 416-424 PIKE STREET WE’LL TRUST YOU oOo" CREDIT Venience to assis Individual ideas. Our tor than will be found anywhe Madden on Program ese Sent to Jail Mins and Arville | te The program begin No extra charges; JUST YOUR WORD THAT YOU'LL PAY Sieeenee, ate oe eo number Cham STORE HOURS—830 TO 5:30 exe Tapestry Living Room Furniture at Special Prices Helstad, pias Jewel song, Mins Mielke owaky: (c) Humor 2" MAN DIES ON “CITY STREET::..”: Look for Men Who Threaten Chinese for the mer campaign | Jim, | 1831 Eighth Chartle opened | Loose cushion seats — beautiful tapestry upholster- Failure Is Cause ng—mahogany finish—all these things combine to rake this one of the most desirable living room suites ou could find. Comfort is the outstanding fe: ature of every piece, and harmony and balance prevails oo. the suite. Regular price for the suite, aaitinle earching e found writ: | at. ne m} helper, member of be | the Blacksmith Me The man wa mann RISE SEATTIA dele Drug compan gation to 409 Dewe me the best man win—the pretty | , time at th +f * why not larger eaortatione of tea through our ports? Do you like tea? Do you prefer it black or green, large leaf or small leaf? Can you tell Japan tea from Formosa—Russian tea from that of China, India or Ceylon? In the United States we consume less than one pound of tea per capita per year as against about eight pounds per capita per year in Eng- land, seven pounds in Canada, three pounds in Russia and nearly ten pounds in Australia and New Zealand. The per capita consump- tion in this country, instead of in- creasing or even holding its own, has been going slightly down hill during the past twenty years. So has the advertising of tea. We are concerned in this because Puget Sound ports are the largest receiv- ing ports in the United States for tea. Isn’t this a good time for the large tea importers to get together and chip in, say one cent a pound, based on last year’s importations, to educate us about tea and thus stimulate a greater demand? This would provide an advertising fund of $1,027,390.00, which, properly used, would in all likelihood dou- ble the consumption of tea in this country within the next few years, and also double, and _ perhaps treble, the amount of tea imported through Puget Sound ports. [-s] =], =] oh BEB ae eae Basa aaase BeBaaaeaeset Basa Baaet SS esaehawBwea lin Beae | | | | | Beeeeeet sis) =] =] JNION NATIONAL BANK pC onton Successor Saves & rust { This Bank is empowered by Federal Reserve Charter to act as Trustee, Execut j Administrator and Registrar of Stocks and Bon Trust Department Cherry Sf. S at Ballard Bond Department Savings Department Branch at Georgetown Branch Savings Departments at Main Bank and Branches open Saturday evenings 6 to 8 o%elock > dinan identification Waited; Heart) OFFER COUNCIL FIGHT CHARGE! ELECTRIC PLANT Miss Elsa Mielke and Claude Indictment Opposed; Japan- lconene Company Wants to Sell Generating Unit Arriving at no Ton the Skagit project, the oll spent the greater part « jon Monda definite conet in Atwerea panic introduced t Vitagerald appropriate ) for preliminar ~ plant to th t Additional in shape for | transmission expenditure line port, would brin put $80,000 droelectrt current w Hen | ts os gan wt | Couneitman out ax firmly of to going 2 |with any plans for dev |Gorge creek untit Rut |been tt H City BE | ine diate of the K plant, which he said city $400,000, lost « wets a real hyd take the pla Thomson construction ty Building at Once A county-city jail to be housed in city officials to the © provide kh room for po jlice and sheriff's offices the old county jail by tanks and making the bul ved. The rejected and the commission agreed to defer action, ‘The cil probably will be ap garding the plan to combine the Jails ORGANIZE DRIVE tar bids wer Clubs Will Be Founded Thru- out the State Washington ts being organized to support Maj. Gen. Leonard W for the republican pre ntial n ination Three of the Diewest cities in the state have been can- vansed Maj. H. the Wood m west, is in organization Wood club. Seattle's next meeting, to lay plans for the campaign for Gen. Wood, has been postponed Wednesday until a later date to enable the committee al chosen to select six more bers. Spokane is ready charter and start campaign, and a tentative constitu- thon for th ttle club ta be drawn, for ratification at the meeting here rmetead, leader in ent in the North- to assint in the Leonard mem- to accept a next Company to Blame, Boy’s Mother Says Inabella mother of Joseph Dernac, 14, the bo: mine shaft at Black Diamond May 11 and succumbed to the “black damp,” filed suit for $3,000 damages against the Pacific Coast Coal com pany Monday She charges the boy entered the mine thru a which wag un locked thru the ca aneas of one of the mine employes damages are to cover the boy's earning capacity until he became of help defray funeral e Dernac door Charges Prisoners Plotted to Escape Complaints were filed Monday charging Frank Murphy, Leo Hoff man, James Larson and James Love, prisoners at the stockade, with con- spiracy, The four men were work ing outside of the city stock May 10 when they broke and ran ing to the complaint. Hoffman was shot in the right arm by Guard Frank Wise when he failed to halt at the guard's command Clubs to Hear of J. Anton de Haas eign trade at th scheduled to speak at the joint meetin ‘Trade club and the Pacific Trade att Arny and Navy club, Third ave. and James st., Tuesday noon, professor of for PRESENT FLAGS TO | LEGION OF LIBERTY ; On behalf of ai cil of Patriotic John J. 8u ‘ autiful stand k, to Coun Dillon, com mander of the legion, ‘ecepted the flag on behalf of the organization, RAMSAY PLAN ‘*|Would Remodel Public Safe- y building and the re ting was proponed to A number of bids for remodeling rebuilding the | — FOR GEN. WOOD from | a membership | co ing | | everything who entered a} on} nd also to} accord: | Free Port System); ir White Fabrics Upper Main Floor ren re no better ¢ month of The, gab 1 core basket weave at OBe, B5¢ and BOE « yard 4 dainty sheer ma terial, at B5¢, 456, 5Se, GO¢ and TE «& yar 60¢, 7T5¢ and Linweave 50¢, S5¢ « yar Suggestions for the Bo y Ge raduate sorte 1 $1.25, $1. 50 and 82.00. id fi « chains at i 92.00 and @3.00. jold filled handled knives Vet 81.50 and $1.75. old collar pins at Gold filled col 25e¢ and 50¢. Leather belts with tilver buckles at $3. Main Floor lar pins at | EDMONDS PIONEER DIES DMONDS, June ¢ at and is survived by five children. When the bait costs more than the fish it's time to stop fishing ! WELCH WOULD LIKE TO SPREAD THE GOOD NEWS Trouble and Gained Fifteen Pounds on Tanlac “T have relief not gotten complete suffering, & I from om jin weight I ec need tak ling this Tanlac,” hind Welch, a well known employe he Columbia River Ship Bui who lives at 427 Portiand, while in Drug Co.s store a few days ago. For more than two years,” he ntinued, “I have suffered from indigestion and stomach trouble but since getting up from an of the ‘Flu street, last Janu n very > the time 1 ©, my appetite ny stomach was was v in su ton that what lit 1 cause me to suffer like afterwards, 1 would have cramping pains in the pit of that would double. Then uld be all bloated up and would have sharp, pains all th h omy My kidneys out of Jorder, too, and I just ha duil, | pain in the small of my | back from morning till nigh ]1 would very little, > get up six or during the night. My 1 be and stiff ng that I was hardly a of bed and dress m {nally got so wea down that | was hardly able to get about “I had read #0 much about Tan- and had heard so many people alk about the good it had done them, that I decided to give it a trial myself, Well, sir, by the time I had finished my second bottle of | Taniac picking up Jalong. My appetite came back, |from that day to this, it Just jlike T can't get enough to eat t anything that ts put be e, too, and I never have the t of trouble afterwar mach trouble is a thing and I haven't had cramping ished my My kidneys now, and I ar r bothered with pains in my back, and I sleep the whole night through without hay jing to get up. I have gained so much in weight and strength that I can put in as much hard work Jas 1 ever could, Tanlac dtd all this for me, and that is Just why want to spread the good news bron ‘one end of the country. to, the other, and I hope my experie: will cause others who suffer as I aid ke Tanlac and get rid of ny stomach almost draw me |times I v h gas, ooting at other would have 80 8 I was spells anlac all right Drug Stores unde rection of a special tative.—Advertisement | whisky |Portland Man Got Rid of Old ' vAGE & dhe Rhodes Co. THE ses at $4.95 plendid assert ar und collariews pin Upper Main Floor hemetitehing and VOGUE OF THE . One Skin Fur Searf Is accepted by ae women as neckwear which fashion summer wear. b i —! Ae y ha the smartest bit of fur as yet sanctioned for These scarfs are made” up of choice furs and ine the head and tail of such animals whose size with the require- of such neck= They are en= hanced with chain trim- ming. clude meets ments meces. Our Fur Section on the new second floor now displays a comprehensive — assortment of furs that’ 7 are most in favor for their adaptability and high character. The sketched, which is of Eastern mink A : 4 in natural color, is priced 4 at $30.00. ‘ scarf Featured in this dis- 7 play are also: Kolinsky Scarfs Japanese Sable in rich dark brown at Black Skunk at Stone Martin at Hudson Bay Sable at Fisher Fur at The sketched dress is of navy tricotine and ig — trimmed with fringed soutache braid—price $125.00. The fur scarf in combination shows how these neck= pieces harmonize with the favorite costume, be it suit or dress. James I longehoremar ing at 414 Jefferson st mail sent to the city carcel. He was arrested Monday when dry squad officers found 16 pints of in 4 suit case in his room. James was unable to furnish the necessary bail $1,000. 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