The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 15, 1919, Page 5

THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 191 [San F 8 Official Blocks Attempted Sale of Unborn Babe } [JAPS FIGHTING _ EXCLUSION IDEA). | Rasmussen Says Million- RUNBAUM CO., Inc. OODHOUSE- FURNITURE OTTO S. GRUNBAU The Balls, the Bells of Christmas, Chime the Peace on Earth, Good Will to Men! SAN FRANCISOO, Dee, 15.—fale of an.unborn babe, due to arrive with to hold the idea he should get some financial return from the child. He 416-424 PIKE STREET ’ 5 Santa Claus, was blocked today by|appeara to want to be relieved of . ———— | Dollar Fund Being Raised | sventic Ofticer Astride all responsibility for bringing tt tnto Store Hours 830 to 5.30 Financially unable to property| the world.” - swt care for the infant, due to see the| San Francisco men and women SACRAMENTO, Deo, 15.—(United | iene of day about Christmas, Mr.| supported Astrido’s stand | Preas.)—Declaring Secretary Of/and Mra. Elub: Harnett published | ‘The Barnetts have two children, | State Jordan, in bis campaign for im-|an “ad” offering It for adoptic l'Theima, 4, ar | portation of Chinese coolics | Learning of the facts, Astrido At | shoemake Th ntract, is playing tnt hands of Ree notified the Barnetts that un-| five years. Mre. Barnett is 22, As the Japanese, the Oriental Exclusion | born child cannot be commerecial-|trido asserted he told them if as club today came out strongly against | Zed sistance wero needed there are many Jordan's ideas. | The home ts comfortable and well | institutions upon which they could TL T. Rasmussen, organizer for the| Kept.” Astrido said, “Barnett seems | call league po eald he was informed on os nme ro good authority that the Japanese ar | m0 raising a million-dollar fund to com nese exclusion.” | ‘ m4 ” * Rasmussen said Jordan's campaign | Christmas For Tuesday the Ready-to-Wear Section Has wil he mind of the Basterner ht Kesonbled Fr R lay Stodle Assemo.ed rom eguiar stoc be convinced that the} « |“who must | Japanese are a menace just what the he said convince the want Orientals, }and says we Japanese Bast that A PRACTICAL GIFT —a bed davenport—an article of three-fold virtue, je heme solves the problem of meeting high rent conditions. At Wooahouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co. you will find a large selection of bed davenports as well as three- piece bed davenport sets upholstered in genuine leather, imitation leather, velour and tapestry. One versity of Washington met any stadium tn America. INDIGESTION WE’LL TRUST YOU Our Credit sy been established for your con es to assist you to furnish your home along y Al than wil! be found anywhere JUST YOUR WORD THAT Toul Karty for Christmas——Give Practical Gifts Foley’s (CUT CLEVELAND FARES Honey and Tar) cctins at witicht tonight, awect car fares here will be reduced to #ix COMPOUND for a quarter from 11 for 50 cents, it ANOLD RELIABLE FAMILY | *# announced today. The onecent REMEDY, recommended for coughs, | Charge for transfers will continue. colds, tickling of the throat, spasmodic | The reduction per fare Is 25.66 of one croup, whooping cough, la grippe, and °"* bronchial coughs, hoereeness, etc. Outof-order FRUIT THEFT CHARGED This sort of confusion would San Francisco Labor Man Japanese would eeek, “While we are trytng to we don't here comes Jordan | do want Chinese capital has been put into 9 ; : ; tO een will wi combining as it does, first, a handsome and com- this fight, It probably hae been oor ss ced: cadal milan esata: Gant fortable davenport for the living room; second, bed |{|\n * Clever fuunion, not alimpertiion (St an increased wage before Christ at night; and third, an economizer of space that me . jmas, ts ~ prediction made tn labor lRegents Confer on | Proposed Stadium ‘The board of regents of the Unt Monday CAN'T STAY Stomach Pain, Sourness, Gases, and Acidity ended with “Pape’s Diapepsin’’ stomachs feel fine at Optimistic of Future SAN FRANCISCO, Deo, 15.—That the shipyard and metal trades work their atrike and be back It circles | That there wil be no ‘arbitration | of the controversy between the em: | ployers and the men on strike, or no! compromise, but that the union men will gain evérything for which they have been on atrike mince October 1, { similar to illustration, upholstered in imitation leather, [[) [™"') "1, consider the construction te also predicted by labor leaders is featured this week at only $75.00. of the «proposed concrete stadium, Ve know what we are talking Jwhich, if built, will have @ seating S®out when we make these predic | capacity as great or greater than Hons, say officers of unions in volved in the strike, “Men are quit ting the shipyards and shops in large numbers every day, The work can ot go On without experienced. led mechanics, and all such me anics are in the unions. The em: | concede our de ployers will have to minds, Many of them are ready to do so now, It is only a question of a abort time when we will all be back to work at the increased wage| Protnised um in the agreement nego. tiated last August and which the employers failed to keep.” Rreak Is No Surprise | men were not. surprined at! uncement today t the a Foundrymen’s ation with the California ansociation | bad Metal i nce! Whee « n't fi and you! Day ay the union officials 7 The First Dose Gave Relief Charged with stealing two mick» | pelch ndigem@ed food.! have been reporting that individual , cr Sileeaiss, tek, when ee eee stony — When you tien bate foundry firma had withdrawn from "Some time age I contracted a very severe coud i o . J amps of distress in stomach, heart-|the California Metal Trades associa. 4 pe Sh ne Soom. My cough got sebed| Kenneff, 25, was under arrest Mon |purn or headache. Here is instant) tion and signed up with the unions. Sedsomsrerten ttn "ee o| — | relief lOuty yesterday officers of the May Sompeusd ond LoteGtebetia. The vey | ¢ an econ as you eat « tablet] Cities ns gta i Flim dee trey wey timne teed Sot! Stop Your Coughing |: two of Pape's Diapepatn al! the Soantoddias chee Soehaer teats Wht fat cough once all ight. By using an d.rected Biz aet & tap chee cxnet it. Gren the dy sp indigestion and h | ta such action the neat twe days my cough wee entirely gone, hears ee caused by acidity Now comes the report from union} 4 plexeassaone becca] peo _ = These pleasant, harmless tablets Officials that there is serious dissen. | § Pape’s Diapepat sion within the ranks of the Califor: For, more than thirty years) paet, acid 8 4 Metal Trades asnoctation; that fr =«- Foley’s Honey and Tar has been ce and they cost so little at érug|some of the most prominent firms { used with satisfaction and success.’ stores. Joonnected with the association are f _ — ~ ~ — ————-———— | demanding that the association stop i fighting organised tabor and = tm. ) mediately sign up with the unions; 9 . e that unless this ts 4 onee they a wil aa individuals, quit the aasocia . S Uon and negotiate separate agree ments with the. labor organizations now on strike. Ready to Publish Names Offer Big Savings to Christmas Shoppers reik Saoced: of Gcin ave Caio withdrawn from the California Metal i Trades association and are now op i S ial, erating their shops on a union basis, i} § $2.00 Dolls, Special at $1.49 | Koaster Kar, Speci i cab unaunioted soceonies aahae te ] day by the officers of the Bay Cities | at $1.75 Special for Tuesday—a beautiful as- | sortment of Character Dolls. They are; The perries| very attractively dressed. A big value | oe ten Bhar Ee Sc ekdnsckesessvDbws+cccsves hl atm. Et is f istrongly con- | structed, is easy running and is $1.00 Ever-Ready Razor, | equippea with é brake. (Limited Special at 69c quantity). Special at. An Ever-Ready Safety Razor is a Special at $1.39 | gift that any! A beautiful selection of man will appre- | Silverware is to be offered ciate. They come | Tuesday at this special | price. Assortment con- in a neat box} gists of - complete with| SUGAR AND CREAMERS : blades. Special | oj A a 69¢ | CHILD'S SET, Knife, Fork and Spoon | BON BON DISHES |—including war tax, spe- cial at. $1.39 $7.50 Cut Glass Bowl, Special $4.39 $7.50 Cast Aluminum Tea Kettle at $4.98 Griswold’s “Erie” Cast Aluminu m Tea Kettles with patent sliding cov- er. Bottom | . is corrugat- ed, which | t gives more | Rich deep cut Glass Bowls in the heating sur- t. e », They are beautifully face. $7.50 — attractive pattern. An ideal value, spe- gift. Extra Special... - $4.98 | (Not exactly like {!lustration) cial at .... ; HOTPOINT APPLIANCES HERE IS ONE OF THE MOST THOUGHTFUL GIFTS OF THE SEASON Hot Point Iron $6.75 | The point is always hot — | | $11.00 It. radiates glowing, ttached stand does away with lifting— the hinged plug pring prevents erous warmth. Just cord breakage—the thumb t res Price Price fice. Manufactured by the Edison Electric Apptance Co. Spelgee AND UNION STREET. $175 Silverware Assortment cut in an Christmas $4.39 Hedlite Heater gen- the heater for the home or of- . 811,00 , Metal Trades counci!, who are pre- pared to make public the names of h employery. §0 confident are the members of Rollermakers’ union No. 6 that the strike will be won in the immediate future that at the last meeting of the union it was unanimously de. Jed to postpone nomination and ection of officers until after the ike in won Delay at H Hospital Arouses Dr. Read There is an imperative and immedi- ate need for additional space at the Firlands sanitarium, according to Health Commissioner H. M. Read. In a letter to Mayor Fitzgerald, Dr. Read expresses impatience. Altho an appropriation has been avaflable for some time for the construction of an Aditional building, nothing has been lone, he points out “While a preliminary sketch of! building p been made, noth-| ng has been done up to the present | Dr. Read wrote the mayor ‘Ne working plans or specifications have been made, and I submit that ¥ exists.” ans has time,’ an em*reenc Appeals for Loan to Buy Foodstuffs LONDON 15.—-Burgomaster | whann of Vienna has appenied to Dee the mayors of New York, Chicago} and “other American cities” for a} loan with which to purchase food-| coal, a din | ian capital re stuffs, raw materia patch from the Aus ported today. NEGLECTING THAT COLD OR COUGH? Why, when ‘Dr. King’s New Discovery so promptly checks it? "T's natural you don’t want to be areleas and let that old cold or ough drag on or that new attack develop seriously. Not when you| can get such a proved successfu) | remedy as Dr. King’s New Discov ery. | Cold, cough, grippe, croup does not resist thie «tandard reliever v long, Ita quality is ae high today fag it always has been—and it's been growing steadily in popularity for more than fifty years 60c and $1.20 a bottle at all druggi#ts. Constipated? Here's Relief | Not that often harmful, always | violent and temporary help. that; comes from harsh purgatives, but) the comfortable, gratifying, correc | tive regulation of stubborif bowels #0 | pronounced in Dr, King's New Lifo Pills. ‘Vonic in action, they promote free bile flow, stir up Is liver, thorough. the system of ly but gently clean waste matter and fermenting foods, | and give you keen vest for hard work and healthful recreation, All| druggists—25c. | SEATTLE MAN NAMED sociation, ‘NAME “BAYER” ON Joo—What was the tenor of his talk? Bob—There was no tenor to tt has a bass voice. he Church Movement Fills Empty Pews Seattle filled every church Sunday overflowing in response the to Church” movement started Seattle Federation of Special services and c featured every service In many churches it became necessary to throw open rooms ad joining the auditortums to accom modate worshippers. to to G by Ou ON INSURANCE BOARD D. L. Rhodes, secretary of Northwestern Mutual Fire as in back at his office tn the Central building after nding & convention of Insurance men | Des Moines, Ia. Rhodes was choser one of the directors of the Nat Association of Mutual Insur ompantes M the ona ance GENUINE ASPIRIN Get relief without fear told in “Bayer package” De The “Rayer Croes® is the signature of the true “Bayer Tablets of As pirin.” The name “Bayer” is only @n genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians for over eighteen years In every handy “Bayer” package arg proper directions for Colds Headache, Toothache, FParache, Neuralgia, Rheumatiam, Lumbago, Sciatica, Neuritis and for Pain gen erally. Tin boxes of 13 tablets comt only & few cents. Druggists also sell larger “Bayer” packages. Aspirin | the trade mark of Bayer Manufac ture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacia | When Your Stomach Is Begging | for Help THINK OF JO-TO Undigested food delayed in the (heartburn) the mote prominent aymptoms. & vere pains in the stomach at times} are not lacking; there a b come almost unbearable | dition soon breeds deadiy disease in| the fermented food The blood be and carries the inf aut the body. Gastric » form, | and frequent! o firat! good and the p: producing he: One done of J and the gan, # . ing will disappear in—Tw 5 nethens the and giv nance to realize the real joy i Jo-T in Seattle by the] Rartell Co. and Swift Co., | druggist a) If your gums are sore, sloughing and bler@!ne, von hows Pverrhen, so-called Riggs’ Dis ease, which If a menace to good health, We are the om» Dentists tin the Northwest who specialize in this dreaded diseases Exam nation and ertimate free Spectal care taken of children's teeth. Rensonable discount to Unies men and their families, All work quaranteed 18 years United Painless Dentists ; Hours; 8:20 a, m. to 6 p.m Bundays, 9 to 12. 'Girl Faints and |Purse Snatcher Blankets A heavy weight, woolfinished Cotton Blanket, size 72x80 In gray and tan, with pink and blue borders gnd finished with mohair binding, ts reduced for Tuesday Formerly $5.75, special $4.95. —Upper Main Floor. Boxed Christmas Handkerchiefs ‘Three dainty hematitched Women's Handkerchiefs of fine lawn with a linen finish and at tractive colored embroidery in corner, are neatly arranged in a Christmas box. They are priced special for Tuesday—box of 3 for 25¢. 50 Smart Christmas Coats Reduced to $18.75 New Second Floor. These will be displayed on one rack and will include models that sold formerly at $24.50, $29.50, $34.75 and a few at $55.00. The assort- ment comprises Coats . de- signed of Silvertone, Kersey Cloth, Velour, Gaberdine, Col- ored Plush, Tweeds and Polo Cloth in belted and loose back styles and in the leading col- ors. Sizes 16 to 50 With Collar and Cuffs of Self Material and Fur —Main Floor, Silk Floss Pillows Upper Main Floor, Bath Robes—An .un- display of hand gift robes at 87.50 and Women's usually complete som patterned 85.00, $6.50, These are the proper filling for your gift pillows and for Tuesday the Bedding Section han rednoed the price on sizes 16x16, 16x22 and 18x24 as fol Women’s Cashmere Hose A Pair 50c Main Floor—Rear in Women's Medium Weight Cash- They are displayed ces ‘This exceptional value mero Hose is avaflable in sizes 8% to 10. in black only and are sem!.fashioned. In the Baby’s Christmas Stocking N Christmas eve, when the baby’s stocking is hung, have any one or several of the useful gift suggestions in this list ready. They will contribute to the baby’s comfort and health, and what gift would be better than one which would do just this? Infants’ short and jong White Dresses at $1.25, $1.95, $2.50, $2.95, $3.50 and $4.95. Infants’ Knit Sacques at $1.50, $1.95, $2.50 and $2.95. Infants’ Booteas at 35c, 50c, 65c and 95c. Infants’ Bath Robes at $1.50, $2.56 and $3.50. . 60¢ Te Pitior Pillown $1.10 Pillows . Bonnets at $1.25, $1.50, $1.95 and Infants’ Silk Hose, a pair $1.00. Infants’ Cashmere Hose, a pair 50c. Infants’ Peg Top Rompers, $1.60 and $2.50. Infants’ Comb and Brush Sets 75c, $1.25, $196 and $2.50. Baby Rattles at 250, 50c, 65¢ and 9c. Infants’ Sik Infants’ Slik Toques at $1.95, $2.50, $2.95 $3.50. White Baby Coats at $4.95, $6.50 and up to $17.50. Infants’ Soft Sole Shoes at $1.00. Infants’ Silk and Wool Hose, a pair 75¢. and —Upper Main Fleer. | SEEK MISSING JITNEUR | Search was being made by police Falls From Taxi) Se" ver bins mate by pone ‘Three victims of Sunday automo| Coen” nary jitney driver, reported mile mishaps were reported by th ne | by friends as missing since Friday. } police Mon | He had $100 cash with him when he| L. Lozka, Frye hotel, hit « small! disappeared. boy coasting on the 2ist hill) when the lad ran into his machine at| Zist and Spruce. M. C. Haseel, 1317 Sixth ave. N. reported his automobile struck by an other machine 4 Pike st. and & enth ave. Two o nts of the other machine received cuts Miss Irene Greening, Linsdale ho- fainted and fell Seattle and ‘1264 Empire Bldg. Phone Elliott 2107 Distributers of Community and@ |] Rogers Silverware, TailonMade |] Coats and Suits for Ladies and | Gentlemen We purchase for you and ex- tend credit. SPECIAL OFFERINGS IN SILVERWARE tel, 1410 Minor ave. from a taxicab while riding to her oe ee home She sustained bruises. tome SPECIAL NO. 09 Community Silver—Exeter Pas- tern; 26-piece set, Including chest 25.50 H. C. Peters Unit House I build the first unit of two rooms on my ‘-acre Little Escapes With $10) 12 Rallroad | SPECIAL NO. 36 oO. artholomew Ave was still looking Monday | City rms in West Seattle. | Community Silver—Exeter Pat- for a negro with a scar on the/,, Pe “ oe: ‘| tern; %4 dozen medium Dinner right ot his face. The negro| You pay me $100 cash andj} Knives— snatch $10 bill from Bartholo-| move in. Payments $15} $3.50 ,ew's hand in the Tacoma inter- . 5 cole "ae | 4 ; sans tation Saturday night | month] with 6 per cent in-| SPECIAL NO. 55 va agen terest. Finish the place when || Community Silver — Bridal Wreath Pattern; cluding chest— $17.60 SPECIAL N@. 91 || Community Stiver—Adams tern, 26-piece set, including chest and Hollow-Handle Knives— $38.00 p 26. you can. It will be worth 26-plece set, im $4,000 when completed. Cir- cular free, H. C. PETERS 716 Third Ave. *- H. Thomson Will Address Leaguers Councilman R. H. Thomson will address the Municipal League Tues- day noon at Meves cafeteria on the present status of the Skagit river project, The address will cover the history of the project and a state. ment of where the work now stands, Purial of Rabbi Solomon Asose of Nikur Cholom synagogue took place in O&k Lake cemetery Sunday after-| noon. Services in the synagogue pre-| ced Let's go eat at Boldts—uptown, | downtown, 913 2d Ave, NATIVE HERBS InTabletForm Have you noticed the rugged, healthy complexion of our soldiers and sailors—their elastic step, and strong, manly bearing? This condition is due to outdoor life, plenty of exercise, regular habits and wholesome food. Your responsibilities may not permit you to work, lve and pay outdoors, You may have to grind away at a machine, a desk, other employment, until your condition becomes stale. 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