The Tacoma times. [volume], March 24, 1916, Page 5, Image 5

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ftfday, March 24,1916.
P r BUY YOUR SPRING
§Lm. outfit on credit
f^w Tacoma's Oldest and Most Reliable Credit House* /^&
/(\K l/\ l offers your choice from a splendid assortment of 1^"^!
f*j\ \J/ I Spring Wearing Apparel for both Men and Women A^&Jj^Tm
' u^y" °"m Don't hesitate to open an account here. Every r \j/ Ay >^|
Jll I yv courtesy will be gladly extended to old and new cus- V^r*i£ ? %V I
jW | i\ A little each week or month is all that is necessary. V 1
/! I I y Conic iii and talk it over. HPL/iV^-^fiSE'
M I \ WAIST SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY Hj\ H|::|
jfel^^l |^A Al :l """'' i:l1 i"1"1""11 lc>l '""' ladj patrons we offer for Sut- mMb ill B^' I i
Wh3B ui'daj onlj your cboice of a number of Walgta that solii as Ihkli Ki^Bil '\l
I |^| \ J as Jl'.r.O. They come in Madras, in the latest QKn HPmll\ 1 ■ifflw
Vj -I Vi Btripea, anil Voiles. Bxtra Bpecial JJb |J%»* \ \ Hw/WrVl
/Ka —' '^/ d\* 6)1 lAi //•//• Z 3 y&^^\ wet'- } --~ ■
\r Cm* wujl/ornuutfmiMUf.
OUTFITTERS fOff'tffA'AND WOMEN - 9S*?-^6 liftOACXA/AV /&?
T. R. & P. Must Cut Out
Flat Wheels and Obey
The city council today instruct
ed Commissioner Mills to give the
T. Ft. & P. Co. 24 hours in which
to quit violating the city ordi
nance in hauling frtifht cars
through the city during business
hours. The company also must
remciw tlie flat wheels from its
earn.
Mills waa instructed Wednes
day to put a stop to this practice
by am-stlng officials of the com
pany U necessary, but he stalled
on tin* question until today, when
he presented a letter from Mana
ger I.mils Beau.
The law provides that the
street car company can haul
freight through the city between
tlie hours of 10 f. m. and 7 a. m.
In his letter, Bean claimed that
residents have repeatedly protest
ed against having their slumbers
distuned by the noise of rum
bling freight P«*rs during the niid-
Bdfbt hours. Also that the com
pany could not properly serve its
ciisloj.k-m-s in the night-time.
Mills said he thought there
was something to Bean's claim,'
ami m mat Id that the council sot-;
tie tlio question by a compromise (
HUSBAND TO
LAZY TO MOVE
Her husband simply would not
wo*k under any consideration,
nil'- could put up with him stnrv-,
ing b*f and could stand his beat-1
iiigH, imt when he insisted on sit- !
tiug iiround the lioust" froaa morn
ing to night without moving an
inch, Katie Husanlch of Old Town]
started proceedings for a divorce I
from Friiiik Uußanich.
Mik. Husanich teHtit'leil today
before Judgo SMMntajr that her
husliiunl was h« lazy lie uould lie
around the house without worry-1
ing wliile xhe was ill in bed, with
her babies starving nnd not a par-i
tide of food In the house.
"Mb beat me and CVMN ■• !■
our language," blie said. "(MM
timo he beat me up because 11
would not stay down on the water-)
front while he got ilrunk. He just
didn't care for anything."
Judge Easterday ha"U a great
time translating the 'cuss" words,
ami after hearing theiujn English
decided they were just grounds for
any divorce.
SOUTH TACOMANS
- ALSO AFTER N. P.
South Taconia wants the If, P.
to |iav a liftle attention to it, too.
The business men luive appointed
\Y. ('. McAtee to take the mat
ter up with city officials.
FRYE & CO.
MARKETS
i
SPKCIALS FOR SATURDAY INCLUDE
Fresh Churned Creamery Butter, 3 1b5. .... „.. , r ..... .91.00
Steer Pot Roast, lb „ „.. „ .12Jio
Steer Boiling Beef, lb , 110
Pork Shoulder Roast, lb mm I In
Fresh Spare Ribs, lb m*m ■»•••»< 12c
Back bones, 10 lbs 250
Neck Bones, 6 lbs. .. . « .250
Sugar Cured Bucon Strips, lb • ... 150
Anchor Bacon, lb .12Hc
Sugar Cured Pig Hams, lb „.., 170
Fancy New York Cream Cheese, lb. ... > .25e
FRYE & COMPANY
Location of Our Market, 17th and Commerce.
Washington Market, 1118*20 Broadway.
We Give Penny Change I
('iinimissiotier Woods and the,
mayor were for enforcing the
city ordinance to tho letter and
compelling the company to cut out
the noise by cutting out the flat
wheels and oiling up the machin
ery.
So these were the instructions
Mills got.
"Revoke their franchise if they
don't quit," Woods demanded.
"No, I'll enjoin them," said
Mills.
The. action was taken as the re
sult of a protest from the truck
drivers.
JUAREZ, EXCITED MEXICAN CITY
Veiw of Juarez, mM the border from II 1' hm>, where Mexicans tire holding forth nitli eyes in
lent to hop how The Khklc fllt'.s.
SUE TO RESTRAIN
BUILDING OF GYM
Alleging that the school board
is acting illegally, a suit to re
strain it from building the- pro
posed Stadium high school gym
[ nasiuni was started in the su
perior court yesterday by Alvin
Muehler. Hearing will be held
tomorrow before Judge Raster
day.
ALLIES NOT TRYING
TO CRUSH GERMANS
LONDON, March 24.—Ger
many never aguin will raise a
hamlet In a world engaged in
peaceful pursuits, declared Wal
ter Ituuriman, president of the
board of trade, in an exclusive
Interview to the I'nited Press to
day, officially outliiming for the
first time the allies' commercial
plans after the war.
Kngland doesn't contemplate
throttling; the Hermans or leav
ing tliem crushed in poverty and
unable to rise again, ho said: hut
peaceful preparations an a MUM
toward a military end will not be
Washington
School Will
Remain Open
After Superintendent of
School Geiger had given assur
ances that the slight whooping
cough epidemic Is well in hand,
the city council today upheld
"Mayor Fawcett in refusing to
close the Washington school,
where a number of cases were
reported.
Health Officer Wall yesterday
recommended to the mayor that
the school should be closed, de
scribing the cough as a sevpre
epidemic.
Supt. Geiger reported today
that there are 22 cases Involving
16 families, although It Is uncer
tain whether the cough can be
called whooping cough. He said
there appeared to be little dan-
ger of the cougn spreading ex
tensively.
Although Mayor Fawcett, as
head of the health department,
had full power to close the
school, he decided to put the
matter up to the council.
It wag his opinion that the
cough would be more likely to
spread if the children were al
lowed to run around the streets
than if they were kept in school.
ASK RESIGNATION
OF YUAN SHI KAI
SAN FRANCISCO, March 24.
—Advices received here yester
day by revolutionary sympathiz
ers from Shanghai stats that the
leaders of the Republican army
have demanded the resignation
of Yuan Shi Kal.
DISCOVERS GERM
THAT CAUSES FITS
BT. JOSEPH, Mo., March 24.
—Or. C. A. L. Reed of Cincinna
ti, announced b«f«rw th* state
THE TAOOMA TIMEB
tolerated by the allies.
•"We object to Germany using
resources and commercial rela
tions for the purpose of aggres-
Kion," he Baid.
•■Americana must prepare for
a rigid, though friendly British
commercial competition in neu
tral markets alter the war.
"If Germany intends to follow
the present conflict with an eco
nomic war, we will know how to
meet that, too.
"We are much obliged to Ger
main- for warning us before
band."
CAN TO BLAME
FOR ACCIDENT
John McDell, motorcyclist, got
mixed up with a jitney bus last
night at 6 o'clock and suffered
a broken leg.
When he woke up several
hours later at the Tacoma Gen
eral hospital, ho said It was not
the driver's fault as he was car
rying a large can on the front of
his motorcycle which hid Ms
view.
House Will Pass
Immigration Bill
WASHINGTON, D. C. March
24. —VotlnK 262 to 74 for Imme
diate consideration of the Bur
nett immigration 1)111, the house
Indicated today that it would pass
the measure today. Both Wilson
and Taft vetoed the bill because
It provides for the literacy test.
THE I ,\sii:st WAY
TO END DANDRUFF
There Is one sure way that
never falls to remove dandruff
completely and that Is to dissolve
It. This destroys it entirely. To
do tnls, Just get about four
ounces of plain, ordinary liquid
arvon; apply it at night when re
tiring; use enough to moisten the
scalp and rub it in gently with
the finger tips.
By morning most, if not all, of
your dandruff will b« gone, and
tlir«« or four more applications
wUI completely dlasolTe and «n
tlrely, destroy, every single sign
and trace of It. bo matter how
miioh dandruff yo<- Tv«r k,|»Vf
><>v will find, too, that all ltJa%
ing and digging of the scalp will
stop instantly, and your hair will
b« fluffy, lustroun, glossy, silky
and soft, and look and f**l a hun
dred times better
Tou can get liquid arron at afly
drug store, it la Utmpm^ril
and four ounoos It all you Will
m«*d. This 4n*l« r*n«4y yM
■over be«o knows t» fail.
FLASHES I
SEATTLE— BIanch \ Boplngar
andMarjorla Wilson, two •Tacoma
girls in the Univerbity of Wash
ington, were appointed today on
a committee to manage a "Tour
of the Nations," a mock trip,
about the different sorority
houses.
NKW YORK—The submarine
D-l is in dry dook as the result
of being rammed recently by a
tug.
LONDON'—Rumors last night
In the (aliinet lobby led BrltUli
officials to believe a crisis was
near at hand over the married
men enliatnieut controversy.
WASHINGTON'—It was un
derstood today that the answer
received today by the state de
partment from the allies con
cerning the i.i. .11 ■iiiuiiioiit of trad
ing wssi'ls was a refusal of the
American demands.
LONDON'—The Russian Black
Fleet is bald to be still doing
great damage to the Turco-der
man vessels and ports.
Gentle Snow
Drops Spoil
Spring Pome
Forget the lovely little lines!
aliout i;atlioring ye wll.i flowers
while y<« may, !m>< ;tuse Spring is
all bunk.
Al noon (he pretty little rain
drops turned to snow. In answer
to a wild rail for assistance, the
weather bureau nuin said today
that it was due to the. change in
temperature and atmospheric
pressure.
Further than that he would
offer no relief.
There will be rain for m least
24 hours. In the meantime there
may lie anything from a cloud
burst to a thunderstorm or a
blizzard,
The sun may shine again, but
we don't think so, maybe,
Band, Arrested,
Plays 'Bringing
In the Sheaves'
After being denied by the <'tty
council, the Salvation Army last
nlslit took things In their own
hands and transferred their hand
to 13 th and Pacific.
The city patrol automobile im
mediately rushed to the scene
and pinched tho hand. Ensign
Darwral and his loyal aualctaai
played "BriDgiag in the Sheaves"
while the |>atrol sped to Central
station. They were booked and
released on recognizance.
PUYALLUP HOPES
FOR LOWER RATES
prvw.up. March 24.—On
ers of liiiiidings here today ox-!
pe< t within a short time to re- j
celve the benefit of lower fire
Insurance rates as the result of
a purvey of fire fighting equip- ]
input made here yesterday by the '
Washington 1 rating bureau.
U. S. WILL DEFINE
ATTITUDE CLEARLY
WABHIXQTOX, March 21.—
Se<reiai> Lansing loday is work-!
ing mi a formal statement to the j
nation- of the world in which '■
the I'nited States will define
With all possible oleurnes Us
attitude toward submarine war
fare.
CLEAR CHANNEL OF
SCATTERED PILES
A small tug spent the greater
part of last night recovering piles
that floated into the city water
way dining the evening and be
came a menace to navigation.
Thin were scattered when a
chain holding them together,
where they were, being .loaded on
the steamer Aroline at the Com
mercial dock, broke In the wash
of the. Indianapolis.
Freckle-Face
Xow fs (lie Times to • '<■< Itid of
Tlie*e l'(cly Hpots.
Do you know how easy it is to
remove tkOM ugly spots so that no
one will call you freckle-face?
Simply .get an ounce of othlne,
double strength, from your drug
gist, and a few applications shjbuld
show you how easy it is to rid
yourself of freckles and get a
beautiful complexion. The sun
and winds of March have a strong
tendency to bring out freckles,
and us a result more othtne is sold
In this month. Be sure to ask for
tho double strength othine, as this
is sold under guarantee of money
back if it fails to remove the
freckles.
Saturday
Specials
Boiling Beef, lb 8c
Pot Roast, lb 10c
Pork Shoulder, lb 19ttc
Leg of Pork Roast, lb. ...17c
Veal Roast, lb ISHc
Clubhouse Sausage, lSe lb.,
2 for 2Rc
Home Made Pork Sausage, I.V
lb., 2 for 23c
Hamburger Steak, lb. . . . 124 c
Sirloin, T-Bone, Round Steak,
only, lb 18c
f^ Pork. l» l«e
'■Bile Rendered Lard, No. 5,
JK No 10 «I.IS
•fe allow 5c and toe fer our
jgnptr palU. .
LjSi«fk'a O*ah Market
\ iio4 MMk« m.
7fySfane<-fiMher(b.
THE SHOPPINO CENTER OF TACOMA
Superlative Style and Value in
Suits at $19.50,522.50 and $25.00
c^ rsfc —Suits that typify tli«- miiade of the i-Imiir
/ *V^ P"T;l^\ h*B season: a Mo—oming of new fashions, dif
/ /\<ssL \ '<'I«'||t. Individual, charming, ipring-like—
,' 3/C^Ci SUITS OF FINE SEROE, GABAR
W^mt^ZS^jM DINE ' WOOL POPLIN, SHEPHERD
J^^/T '^^BB AND FANCY CHECKS, SILK TAF
FETA AND COMBINATION EFFECTS
lm / I \ xWk AND WOOL JERSEY cloth
W I I \ \W The smart little lx>.x jackets, the lilted
/ / I \T sl-v^s wit'l t'l('il> r M)l)l'"«; flare, the Imttoued
© \^J ' X to tho chin collars and the new wide collar
JT^-p-^-^' styles, and the elaborate use of but tons are
I JA I but a few of the delightful style feature!.
rdi —Splendid assorinienis, unequaled values, at
\ $19.50, $22.50 and $25.00
Cunning Little Coats
FOR BONNIE WEE "UNS"
rf^- - Mothers of tiny boys and
'"rjijSt girls will Ik> greatly interested
J l >i^Mr In the line mowing of little
J. '. ' ulKyLa She|i!l.'l-(1 (11- -. 1,-.. Sn jc,
_t^ "^|A AbhH^lS Wool l'i>|ilin, silli I'uplili,
MXs&Ktf%ffi aH|I ('on-rl .mil M"iv- .in lln
w& J WOmfa^mi^^^^^ '" ''''' lr''nrl' l>lue, navy,
5P wCrtiffi&^^^^^^ Sty leu vuriousl) plain box,
**!m)MSSMW A \ '"''' I'l'f'ed 'M 01 i id
r---.^rSt!yiMjr~Z\[\ I lilllr '-ollnrrt of i«imtriißtln
■ 0/7 1 \-^j t\ to c rwn at . .«u.m to $7.».-»
i*Cf /I l^^^d OOAII I Oil TIW IIOVS
*s"** i/ \ I "*~**^^^ —Mnntiish hox back styles with
' J^*»| ij£. M '^C) ■•M or vphet coat collars, in
/^y <C Hl^' .vv 'covert, Hhepherd clieck or spii'm
•^ lU at.... mi.SO. $.-..00 anil Htr..»s
CHIU>KKVS HATH
—New little shapes of Java, Panama, Milun, Hemp and fancy
braids, trimmed with tiny llttlo blossoms, buds and ribbon
bows. Priced H»l .25 to !W.1».~>
Coals for Girls 8 to 14 Years
-—Smart styles in wonderful variety.
—Vnrioimly of serge, flannel, aheptMTd and fiucv checks,
plaids, silk moire, wool iioplln and corduroy.
—Styles are variously plaiu and belted with novelty collars of
silk in contrast, embroidered lawn and pique.
—Sizes 8 to H years at #;»..-,« to tt&M
Tilt dhi;ssi s, si'ii i\i; $i.io
—Xoat styles of gingham, chambray and percale, nicely tiiin
med and combination effects; sizes 6 to 14 years.
A Live Boy Wants His
Spring Suit"Now
- He's catiplit the spirit of tha
jf*. "Dress Ip" movement and w.mla
g^\ *o put the best foot forwtitd like
U-i il bis elders a good tklag to c:i-
T <f / - courage, too.
More of Our Super Good
j|i|||il|jv Suits, $3.95 and $4.95
\R fIX II jMt ' Tlie P°l»lar >ol'° "'"' •"•Ueii in
vl f JlllM' i ILIIIHI back stylen with patch pockets.
>J jJmMbJP fflnluf Tun pairs of knlckeis with each
/IliNil I'r l\\\\\ " •^miU't mixtures, broken checks
iW MntMi'^tPlfll —Sizes ti to 16 years. Just two
■»— ' • "• 11 'i"111'1" $;».»r.—*l.»r.
■F^^illilJ 'iiP"^B IIOVS' r.KH si s .11,
W lyflgp*' -^gf — Fancy Madras and Percalofl, Is
''*■•' ■ I )■ -\ t-p- —*■» light designs, plain lihio cbain-
I / \IS brays and stripe gißgfeamt, also
Wi l"n hlack satlnes. Kxcellent nijiteri
ij I \j\ als, choice r»Oc
A^M uW Il()\H' I' A I*H
4P —New Spring shapes, new mix
tures, checks and navy MTf*.
Fire Insurance
Men Elect Head
George W. Fowler, of Fowler &
Whltehouee, was elected presi
dent of the Tacoma Fire Insur
ance Agents' association at the
monthly meeting and election of
officers last night in the Tacoma
Hotel grill.
Harry K. Opie was chosen vice
president and K. L. Hibeily secre
tary and treasurer. Trustees elect
ed were George Huyles, W. C.
Bergstroni and II T. Hansen.
NAVAL BATTLE?
AMSTERDAM, March 24.—
Flushing correspondents report
ed sounds of heavy firing in the
English channel today. The
noise came from the directions
,of Ostend and Westende.
Incoming skippers reported
gunfire flashes visible on the
horizon during the night. It Is
believed an important naval bat
tle Is being fought.
PIONEERS TO HOLD
A REUNION SUNDAY
Scandinavian pioneers of Ta
coma who have lived here 25
years or more will hold a dinner
and reunion Sunday afternoon at
Danish Brotherhood hall.
VANCOUVER TROOP
SENT TO BORDER
VANCOUVER, March 24.—
Order* were received bere yee
terday from the war office for
the- Immediate departure of Urn
Sltt infantry for it Ontro, Ca!..
which It near tfc* Mexican bor-
SEATTLE PROHI.
LAW WILL STICK
SEATTLE, Manh 24. Judge
Mnckintoßh yesterday uplield the
rlty prohibition ordinance which
was passed to mim 0> incut the
state law.
"CASCARETS" SET
YOUR LIVER AND
BOWELS R'GHT
They're fine! Don't re
main bilioiiH, sirk, liead
aohy and conati})ated.
Best for cold, bad breath,
sour stomach —chil-
dren love them.
Get a 1 0 rent box now.
Be cheerful' Clean up Inside
tonight and feel fine. Take o
careti to llren your liver and
clean the bowels and stop head
aches, a bad cold, biliousness, of
fensive breath, coated tongue, sal
lownesH, sour stomach ami gaaes.
Tonight take O-scarets and en-
Joy the nicest, gentlest liver and
bowel cleansing you ever expAii
enrnl. Wajke up {tcMtlg grand-
BTerybody'a doing It. Caacareti
best laxative tor cklldra* also.
PANTAGES
SBVEN BRACKS
-TtlK ORKAM PfRATtM
CHRIS RICHARm
f~VK OTHER BtO ACTS
?AOl FIVI
RIBBONS FOR
MILLINERY
USE
The Ribbon Section Is
stocked with every ru-hlon
alile novelty and -m;ile
weave and colur.
- T-imil S;itln IHliljuiim in
HoiiiiiK If— i <:it 11 it roatb
< ;■« t uh. dnnio '_:<>ld and every
■tapla khada; yard . .. ,M
I jin ii Mniin RlbkoM, in
ii> popular shades; ft, -i~>i
Narrow j>i<-c<i cd*« grot-
Brains, lt:i.\adere anil Koman
atrl|H'H, tor nillliiipiy iiho;
the y;uii 15c t« -t-V
THE NEWEST
NEW PUMPS
ARE HERE
\i'w footwear i" c.'ora
pany tnllad>'B new Gutter
suit or fOWBi now FMdjT fof
solcctlnn.
- -Xiito th(> trim, Rtvllsh
linos of tho now model illus
trated.
ai T<M«.\r riMi's
i'Mlcnl colt, dull kid nnd
Kiinniftal calf, In various
■mart nodala, with welt nnd
hand-t mnml solos; pair
*.'«.:>(> and $l.0«
WMITIO OAXVAi I'r.Ml'H
Wlilte ivory soles and
lipolh. hand turned MlMi
plic«d :it, thn ]>air . . H:l.'£">
and *:{..-VO
'ithor styles with instop
■traps, low and medium
libels, turned nole»; i>:ttr
IM Xi #2..'>0
MAM MHI I'iMi's
Patent eidt. wit and turn
ed Holm. |iu!t- s.: and HM.-1O
ran c\\v\s nmn
With ruliliiT soles and
hoels, pair |US| wilhout
heels, pair <t|.~."> and «2.* M);
inis.-ies' sizes, pair „ . fl.fto
IIKAIKJI AIITIKS Kilt
ORILMUDfi MtOM THAT
\Vi:\ti.
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Buckley-Tacoma
Stage Co.
wracmn aktkii *va. t
l.«nv« Tun.ma Lrnvx Ituckley
1000 a.m. "'<><> n.m.
3:8O p. in 12:80 p. m,
•H:(K)p. tn. 0:00 p.m.
'Kxcept 6>t. and Sunday
BPKCIAI,
Hat. and Hub. Only.
Leave Tneomn 1!:.'«() n. m.
OI TICK and HKPOT
I'm Han Drug Si „H
Otli and I'.iiri Are, I „.,m »
Buckley—< > vcrmy er'«
Hound Trip $1..%0; s'nalo h,v
TACOMA-OIAMIMA WUUM
Via I*n|mut
I-.eaves'DoP nelly Hotel. Tnco
ma, at 6 a. m. and 4 p. in.
I.envps Kneeland Hotel,
Olympia, at 8 a. ni and 6:20
p. in
I'li.hh- Main 70_.
Subject to change without
notice.
CARBONADO-WH,
KESON STAGE CO.
Two roiimi trim daily.
<krl>o«i»<}o. 7:81 a ««,, ■»*■ • • _ *$
Wttknton 7: 4« m. m., : )"94l______i
Taeomav 10:30 a. _„ s p.
(Bsoe-t Wed. and Thur (>a|^
{ only)
ticmm r>«pot T|
CKKTHAI. Bt» STATION |jf
JUS So. loth St. TH. Mala Si) • p
•rVRir TO 1M OLASSU-ii; .
WANT AM ON I'AOH 7 fOH
RBBULTB. BKB FAUB HKVBN.