The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 1, 1913, Page 2

DECEMBER 1, 1913. ‘THE STAR—MONDA ISTAR PHOTOGRAPHER USES [1 Grote-Rankin’s tz CAMERA IN MEXICAN BATTLE By W. H. Durborough jto hunt a niee big rock right wing of the rebels, This The Wonderful Array of Popular Priced Holiday Merchaudise that ts being shown & ta appealing to the better Judament of those economically inclined, Those of you that want to make Your dollar earn its greatest buying capacity should . The long-looked-for happened at end of the line was under fire Sh E. I Th t’ 0 Sl n | (Staff wipes gr In Mexico for » colock Monday afternoon, Villa, and was returning fire ae fast op Larly— that's Vur oga | __ whe Star) sver on the lookout, slighted three — =~ You can accomplish. much more by getting an ly start JUAREZ, Nov, 24—Just back! federal trains about three miles Desides, if you are here at nine o'clock or before den o'clock again across this Wartorn, Mexiea® from our front column t kot these first pictares of — Without the least sign of fear of the greatest battle thin continent has ween since the etvil war to the readers of The Star! And it has Jeon the wildest trip | have ever |known tn all my life! 1 left Juarez Saturday Tomorrow, Tuesday Morning You can save just about half on the following merchandise, given purposely to induce early morning shopping No Telephone Orders and No Reservations Quantities limited on the following ftems at noon) SEE WINDOW DISPLAY TONIGHT saeevely ciPy. % : . — ; Auto Scarfs SECTION : i Main Floor saw the great display of gage 8 Yn deautiful floral designs, with fringe at both ends, extra long | ‘ : 1 ‘lerately ; ‘and wide; regular price $1.26, 9 to 10 Tuesday a. m., 69 ieutiend dkia eased a ted a . k \A Photograph of the Hight Wing of Gen. Vil Line as It Reached the take them long to make they F | Ba jummit of Five-Mile Hill, Ouring the Great Battle South of Juarez, | selections, fo prey ft f Bedroom Waste Baskets In Which Hundreds of Federallsts Were Slain. | fat panies here | < will Main Floor 25 styles to choose from, 9 to 10 Tuesday a, m., spe 5c as the soldiers could reload | ERY MINUTE. | thelr gune. | It was now dark and we had only | We snapped some photographs! the firebox of the engine to guide ve ny on = here, but it was a case of keeping us, We would run a little way, He e ee, FOCCATION my junder cover most of the time.|down until a troop of cavalry had a e oo in a | Fighting became general and we | dashed by, firing as they went, and |knew that the water train, then|then we would run a little farther Quine ath | exposing our position, he gave the two miles away, was expected to Completely exhausted, we finally with the artillery, | a run for about 7 | got to a box car at the rear of the Pleasure His Limit, two baskets, Salad Sets—Silverware Dept. Main Floor and camped about 15 miles that night. lorder to open u and spoon to match I took no chances on sleeping | Fighting waa all by the artillery |o’ to fill the r care train, We w safe only there { ratay within the rebel lines, but hunted | until about half past 4, when the] OUR ONLY CHAN( WAS TO/from fiying bullets and whell + Limit, one set. & soft spot out in the sage brush! order was gfven to advance |GET BACK TO THAT TRAIN! We lay flat on the floor of the|Come in and Learn the Secret of Good Cheer i Bea WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ KNIT MITTENS IN WHITE AND 5 and rolled up tn our blankets land my war correspondent| Woe started and that trip was the car and six shots went through the he Ki COLORS, $ to 10 TUESDAY, A PAIR (Main Floor)........++ c No matter how brave a person friend had stuck pretty close to Vil-| WORST THING I have ever gone wide, but Villa's men routed the the Kitchen. Limit, three pairs. |thinks himself, tt {# no laughing la up until this time. Then we de-| through, and ever expect to federals and we arrived safely in| Why not give the woman Al | matter to be within a fow hundred ¢ { to go after some real pictures | LS FROM THE FEDER. Juarex There ¢ y American fn} who resides over t 0 Decorated Lamps yards of the firing line trying to before darkness closed in |ALS WERE BREAKING ALL town was making for “the bridge. | 2° presid y y ye . P let a little sleep. We made a circuit of three |AROUND US AND THE MACHINE We breathed a sigh of relief) ome @ present that . to en Economy Basement.” i At every little sound you famp miles through the @ brush [GUN AND INFANTRY BULLETS when we finally planted our feet decrease her work and her With brass mountings, font and globe to match, worth out of your blanket and are ready and werked up to the extreme WERE GETTING THICKER EV. on Uncle Sar ‘i = ‘ Peer Seattl GLAS each; 9 to 10 Tuesday .... 66. eeceeeeeeeee eee sece . _ — a Sam's # __.| worry a hundred fold fe Limit, one lamp. | ! Why not make a Christ sg by | 1 108 000 000 H ER mas present this year that week Cake Plates and Frait Bowls $ y1U0,U0U, | lel belay eklorncat 40" the pe “Economy Basement.” e houschole y 7 ‘These match and will de sold tn pairs only; worth 3c each. They ASKED 10 RUN SERIO 8 CRISI ae 4 ou chold for years Thi Deautifully decorated. 9 to 10 Tuesday they will be sold elt 7 iieil fe beautifully decorated. 9 to 10 33c TWO MILLION YEARS AGO TODAY | | bi” Sex iaiiie: 400 toon “_ Limit, one pair. BILL CAVEWORTH SAID ~\ } Ae aes eg Gere geeora pe “The Economy Store”—May Manton Patterne—Phone Main 6033 | : Leasicee NGE. Sat- age WASHINGTON, Deo. t—1t will MEXICO CITY. Dee, L—That enda xu ge wi i ma e ters cost one billion, one hundred aod Prosident Huerta’s government will Fi ~ we awe on tt eight million and a few ota oo face @ crisis before the end of the Y ou will then realize from ° nds of dollars to run the Unit | Week was predicted today by men|that it is the one present | States government under 6 ee |im close touch with the situation. | which will spread the holi- hae ie eee = 4 quate eosnsmy regime e wo! ha The rebels were reported at San| day cheer throughout maf Maso pase — cording to departmenta! —s | Luts Potost, the key to the capital's | 8 ¥ - pened se ee aL i wl | railroad connections future years. sturd ary 0 They bad burned the new station t The pruning knife was nag | at Ajuno. Gen. Villa, {t was pre a! rhs gs pat egy Be ot dicted, would speedily capture Chi. | Th MIGHT BE FATAL is will be much vaster In can aid te ke tateactal eer Pik Se bees 1915, the estimates call for only Moreover, Huerta was complain. | ike and 4 y “é | | about $24,000,000 more than was ap ing § ely of the disloyalty of bis} Fifth stay. POWMNATCHEE, Dec. 1—Frank) oo iisrig Dec 1—In | propriated for 1914 ostensible supporters | re der gen Sages ee i | coder oud we bs We. Wane, peer | Pension Roll ie Cut } The local newspapers were filled | eee other y ident of the Chehal! Wherein other years the pension jwith guesses concerning the mes te his Teceived when a dynamite ie onal bank be had picked up near a| {rom his sister, Mrs. R.A. Garbart, Toil has grown by enormous leaps | kage President Wilson ts to send to aut bh exploded. Sh Aly fs 21 | this year's estimate calls for more }congrese at Washington tomorrow 2 : 7 oa than $11,000,000 cut. The total est! jand with gossip relative to the or.|-—— The age. mate 1s $169,150,000, as against | dering of three more American war-| kinds FINE | Geatss ot ‘many Anemuen weak Mee eeciechtee ont det torpe | wig cain carte — MUSEMENT Ss BR follow. do boat destroyers wae the 1915) SYLVIA IN ITALY “ ] ] each THE BOWELS re ottered Satrsat ws cos| DS as asite Penk METROPOLITAN Tn'wizx| MOORE foxonnow: tres . HEAR THE BISHOP battleship, euthoriaed Mat yout. He| |nurst began Sunday a series of Ital JULIAN ELTINGE Greer Ok ae story asks for beginning work $7. fan lectures on “Votes for Women, HEADACHE, BAD TASTE, 800,000 as against 96,267,500 in : ; i WHAT HAPPENED | ‘@our STOMACH OR COATED aseud Db verse 1914. | re In “THE FASCINATING WIDOW ITO MARY alr ‘TONGUE BY MORNING. c lonary services un- Rivers and Harbore refund mone ney pe i big der ne sumplocs of the misetone of Wir ttrer aaa borer tagteve | se JOTI | avening Prices, $1.50, 91, Te, Se, Me | been Bet a 10cent box now Sunday at St. Mark's Episcopal | ments Secretary of War Garrisscn | | ee OE ig asked $41,400,000, a reduction of You keeping your liver, stom-|churca, tn observation of St. An-| gio 990.000 including the followtn | i] e's and bowels clean, pure and|drew’s day and Advent Sunday. ieee eiag contrante: Oombaating } | N AGES | IVOLI pect | ! nuing « T | with Cascarete—or merely), Bisoop F. W. Keator urged upon taxes Union and Washington, Se | Rig Portola Dance Revue Monte <f Mastesl Comets Tae every few) bis hearers the necessity of com | gttie, $375,000; Tillashook bay and OTRO } | with— “THE FOLLIES" his Featuring the Famous TANGO Dance & passageway — with salts, cathartic pills or|Dlete obedience to the divine will, ar fests “thia'is taportant"|ands denire to all othere raihe’|parpor"$tsann; "Oxitnod “after, 9 | Fay Daneune oxmea sense in runs thoes ae Ba cont carete immediately cleanse | than self. |$98,000; San Francisco harbor, YOUR TEETH NEED |..... scot oc marsery Cesot” (tt: mov-|| M0t- 2:90: Brenings 7:15 and 9 Cech BEE 60 Stomach, remove the sour, un- 000; Mouth of Columbia ri } re cturee) Prices 25-06 and fermenting food and “er h ar peed 9 ATTENTION joe AND Dee. | m attle a b fermen re 10 HEAR EM ALL ees’: Columbia and lower Wi) gases; take the excess lamette river, $200,000; Grays Har | | EATTLE THEATRE — i dpa aoe lr ot | bor and Cheh , bing: | We have the following induce | CAN'T MAINTAIN PRICES Ss rani adgrn im diay 2 e constipa waste mat- ton, $30,000; Skagit river, V ng ments to offer | ere | , . ; gy es ; * Toulght and All Week % ‘and poison in the bowels Discussion of the election issues ton, $10,000; Puget Sound, $25,000 | FREE EXAMINATION WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.—Publish-| gairey @ MITCHELL PRESENT odds how sick, headachy, bil-|of Dacember 6 will occupy three iat to} and constipated you, fecl, alpights of the week at the King CONNAUGHT JEWELS STOLEN 7 | Sainteia pera yh on| “Quincy Adams Sawyer” tonight will straighten you|county democratic headquarters.| | LONDON, Dec. The police INDIANAPOLIS, Deo. 1.—Indian- ness men he woud «tye them ali| EXPERT ADVICE copyrighted books, in a decision by | on Hy lol morning. ey work while| Tonight Bob Bridges and O. J. C.; have admitted that jewels worth apolix was strikebound again today.|the protection they wanted the U 1 States supreme court, Pr —20¢, 20c, Se oom A \oshened bong i 9 ten Duttor F age commission candi. thousands, the property of the Duke The tie-up was more complete than By dawn this morning he had PAINLESS OPERATION tisk abes es xo to eatattish cy ee Se ee cz! jeep your hea ear, ! WwW 5 Z j £ i o e . ’ wil Keep your bead ceat| dates, wil epeak. Wednesday night of Connanght, have disappeared. | during the recant treet car atite| iNeed’ t,°e tne im Macs | SANITARY METHODS _ | covrrieht monopoly, mint fte| STAR WANT ADS ranulas for Louth Don't| Theseday Sight ‘Froderiek’ Hant| STEVENS POST, Dec. 1—Thetr| The present fight however, prom-|and professional men specially dep |COURTEOUS TREAT. | pick mimeosraph case | BRING RESULTS the children—their little in-| man, advocate of the logged-offi29th child was born to Mr. and ised to be less one sided. utized, armed and ready to act vig — ‘Bides need a gentle cleansing, too. | land district, and others will speak. Mrs. Joseph Kostruck yesterday orously at the first sign of dis M | ett ten: menloas talnetache| mts, Cictiass teaey [FIRST-CLASS MATE. DEATH IN STORM|CAN'T FORCE ’EM had changed mayors. | Where but) | Business concerns had 1,000 | ja single big Interest was attacked| strike breakers ready to take the) | ‘f by the car men, hundreds were put| strikers’ places and rifles stored inj WERY REASONABLE) one man, Nels Nelson of Cove, OLYMPIA, Wash., Dec, 1—Be {cause the company has no fran ; on the defensive by the teamaters.|their places to be vi to} ” } evened Sire a Pl oa Th ser red r) ©; PRICES Vashon taland, lost his life, and two | Shi? Toe se ngistrict Involved, the ¥ a 1 hate a others narrowly escaped a similar! state public service commission Learning that their employes Acting Mayor Wallace issued | Ours !s Better Dentistry and we i } ) were going to strike, local business| @ proci tion saying the po- | guarantee all cur work fate when their rowboat overturn jcannot compel the Puget Sound men warned Mayor Shank, at the Hee and especial deputies would ed in a squall near Cove Saturda Traction, Light & Power Co. to ex- shoot to kil! at the first attempt Nelson and his two companions,|tend its service on Fourth ay. 8. head of the city government when vy 4 3 Cari I. Anderson and Carl N. Peder-| from Seattle boulevard to Holgate . he traction e ve: ont to destroy property. N TA JUST LISTEN TO MAX. clung to the upturned boat f attle teamsters’ strik f eau | two t Attorney General Carey. ceutlan Soe pe aig veloc ag PARIS, Dec. 1.—Max Nordau, in| Cf Fourth Av. and Pike St hours before they were rescued by in : s ILLUSTRATED LECTURES by gn » OT ta Revue, says visiting American 1605 Fourth Av. Martin Johnson, a Fragaria ranch CANTATA IS ENJOYED Falling to do any of th: tht ,| Women, not the native French, gtve Office Houre 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. er. Nelson lost his grip and sank = DR.W® TORRENCE STUCHELL Fr ga 9 Bh opr te ota hy "ikn'| Paris {ts reputation for “swiftness.”| Sundays 8 A. M. to 4 P.M. | ween Johnson was within 20 feet} A big audience enjoyed the can | peached - —-—= \WE ADMINISTER casi” the upturned boat. tata of “Ruth and Boas” at the ; I) that unused office furniture. First. Unitarian church Sunday | hag Hoa Sereasa tp tered ict want ad will do It | | Vise and L. Hicks Taylor played Dreamland Dan id executive who sympathized with LADIES! DARKEN | Bose cing ft" AI | | The police are mystified by the CHILDREN LOVE | Comptrotler |e Mayor | ‘ The mayor tried to prevent the! M t P tactics of burglars who chopped a} Paleo sot and failed. Thereupon ed ea rices YO hole in the floor of the People's! SYRUP OF FIGS December 1st-6th Comptroller Wallace succeeded | ae |SieKt’ ana “somped, oth 8 args him as mayor, He told the busl-| ; quantity of loot, including watches, | Open Monday Evening, and gar | Use Grandma’s Sage Tea and jnives, boots and leather goods | fT 18 CRUEL TO FORCE NAUSE ig, ani | Sulphur Recipe and Nobody |The thieves gained entrance to the) ATING HARSH PHYSIC from 2 to 10 Pp. m. balance | TOMORROW, TUESDAY r basement and cut their way to the INTO A SICK CHILD at ths ieee, ( tives bh | Will Know. room above. Lectures a! oy : at aial Mr. Le W. Rogers of New York,| we Se eae | Sette m) national lecture® of the Theosopht F RYE & co A) fa tha use ot age and Subphar for LOST OVERBO ARD: cal nocioty, will give a series of lec- ° ates b natural color dates back to grand: | COMPLIMENTARY TICKETS may be obtained of any of the following tures on theosophy, at the Seattle MARKETS mother's time. She used tt to keep] ie Lvok back at ‘your childhood Remember the “dose” sisted on—castor ofl, calo thartics. How you hated : 4 or sc1aT, 5 " he , how you fought against tals Kodak Dealers: Press club hall, beginning Monday. | d abundant. When eng Pir ate Brahe a cast i pacpaut apt ing them. ° pe 5 and abundant henever her h » Ad ‘al : ) m ail 3 4 The subjects are Do We Sur fell out or took on that dull, faded | Griffith, reported on arrival yester-|_ With our children it’s different, | Mothers who cling to the old form Anderson Supply Co., « ° . vive Death?” “The Invisible World,” 3 a 0 n |day that Gus Peterson, second-class iy e o ° 111 Cherry Stre . Ae Follows: or streaked appearance, this simple | day ; . : wel Ay con't reallae aaa Campbell Drug Co., + ° . ° . 4559 California Frac Relbonrastian,” “THORENE FOWSEL 6 ins Heurl pero gda Was Bpplied with wonderful | eared’ Fa ye pe oe ~ p Posey ne Rr pethy revolt 48 . : “ A and Karma,” volntic of the} a | effect. “ f Pe -founde r tender iit Capitol Hill Pharmacy, + ¢ Cor. 15th Avenue No. and East Republican Street Soul,” "The Life Sublime,” “Belt De-| Steak Ft een teers 188 ("fant brewing at. home is muasy| ing a card tn his suitcase indicat-| well-founded. Pi coryey Columbia Drug Store, - ° ° f ; + 4901 Rainier Avenue velopment and the Way to Powor.”| Cholce Spare 12: and oubotdate, Nowadays, by sak-/lne be belonged to Carpenters Lo-| “We your child's stomach, liver and ‘ F wit sat any drug store for a 50 cent| ¢ ae e. | y n stomach, live Fremont Drug Co., . . . Cor. Fremont Avenue and Ewing Street Ope ct sangece ds +t ¥ Nee 2c boule of Wye’ Gage end Sulphur| mone He rat m ee , ae - ° Hubbard’s Drug Store, - . . . . 7200 Woodlawn Avenue | Choice Rib and Loin 15c Bae meneay, you Wil ger this) WANT VALUE OF BUILDING Piegeerne is positive, but gentle ») A . Mut’ OPO cso scetae ' eclpe ch can be de-| - Be NS ae ; Lowman & Hanford Co., ja ‘ © 616-620 First Avenue | utton Chops jfamous old recipe which can be de) 244 vaiue of the old Collseum | Millions of mothers keep this harms @ It r (This Mutton Is of a superior i on to restore natural colc * } . N western Photo Supply Co., Inc., . . ° 1320 Second Avenue cat quajity, Try it.) bea Heatty i ‘the hair aad is splen-| Daliding at Thivd av.and Semen 3% “arte ohiid iat tana tt that : | know children love to ta ; The Rhodes Co. . . 1321-1325 Se: van" " | . nd by the Coli In “i . ° Re Second Avenue was “all Scotch” Saturday 7 did for dandruff, dry, feverish, itchy|!8 estimated by the Coliseum In- ages ‘it ver and South Shore Pharmacy . . ° 85th Street and Meridian A » Plovening at the annual banquet in} ghelee T sealp and falling hair |vestiment Co, at $50,000 and suit | {t never fails to clean the liver Wil . Street a eridian Avenue tribute to the memory of St. An- Steak . ‘A well-known downtown druggist | *&ainst the county has been started bowels and sweeten the stom! Standard Drug Co., ° . Cor. Queen Anne Avenue and Boston Street drew, given by the Caledonian So-| Pork Liv 10 | gave It darkens the hair eo naturally | for that amount. The county owns | and that a teaspoonful area A.J. Stanley, - " is ‘ : : 7 809 Third Avenue olety Of Bonttle at the Atetio elud.| 9 (be for ‘ Te Fie ae dhnt uobody can tell i¢/the land, and the company owns] saves @ sick child tomorrows, ap The Sun Drug Co., . 20th Ave. and Market St., and 4831 20th Ave., N. W. Lev Bed abe ‘ mr 4 guests: Extra, quality Oleomargarine Mihas been applied. You simply|*he building bette oe ite lifonns Syrup OFM te Rata! ‘4 r ¥ + We Scotch* songs, Scotch dishes and| “Mistletoe dampen a sponge or soft brush with | mMELETSY hie directions for bable® | ssiversity Phermacy, . e ° ° University Station praise of Scotland mingled as the| Brand” ...... Sect C Blit ana draw this through the hatr,| Or. J. &. Crichton, city commis.| iich bas full dtreatioes for Krom le on, . . . ° . 224 and 318 Pike Street dab Geral thekce ato Biutte Look for U. 8. Purple Stamp {taking one strand at a time. By] sioner of health, was scheduled to] ung plainly on each bottle oa FY Wilson McVey Co., . . . . *6 + 104 Occidental Avenue morning the gray hair disappears,|nddress the meeting of the Lady See . ni of vo terfeits sold here. & and after another application or| Sterling Chapter, D. A. R., this af pase se ng California Mal |two, ft becomes beautifully dark,|ternoon at the idence of Mrs. H.| Gor nany.” Refuse any other Bf |glosay, soft and abundant, YT, Bredes, 1804 15th av, ag : It signifies purity and quality Shops open until 6:20 p. m. and James A. Kerr, one of many speakers, gave a toast to “Scogland . and the Scots.” = | with contempt