The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 29, 1914, Page 6

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You undoubtedly have many friends who will be interested in knowing more of this rich countty that will be opened by Uncle Sam. Write the name and address of five of your . friends on the form below, and mail same to The Star, enclosing 50 cents, and the series of Alaskan Supplements will be mailed to each address. Name ......... Address .. Name ......+.. Address City Address Name .... Address City . State ... Name .... (Bditor’s Neta— one, action, which fHE STAR—WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 19 BLOCKADE MEXICO, THEN MARCH T0 CAPITAL’ Military Strategist Declares It Will Take 100,000 Soldiers to Subdue the Interior the brilllancy of ind his army on that rare! OWER STAND- |nomically, undesirable in view of|A STRONGER RESISTANCE, WE COULD PROBABLY ATTAIN OUR, | By Prof. R. M. Johnston. Copyright, 1913, by the Newspaper) | nterprise Association. | United St | ton arises be conducted? lot national or grand strategy. To) answer we must firet consider the objects and resources of the com-| batants. it may be sald that we have three possible tines of action. First, WE CAN ACT ON MEXICO ECONOM- | ICALLY BY CLOSING HER UP BY SEA AND LAND, This course and Mexico the ques war best! Typewriter Ribbons The clearness and uniform- |} ity of your typewritten letters is a factor of incalculable im- portance to your business no one can estimate the value of a clear, clean cut, fine appearing typewritten letter as compared to a smudgy and unevenly written one, Just this difference may mean the gain or loss of an immensely profitable customer—just this difference between a Paragon Ribbon and just any typewriter ribbon. Paragon Ribbons are |} | made of the most perfect |i} ‘] and uniform materials |} j and by the most exact and modern process. | Each ribbon, for the char- | acter of work for which it is } made, is precisely like every other Paragon Ribbon made for that particular purpose. This means that when you have selected a particular kind i] of Paragon Ribbon suited to i} your particular work you are always able to get that partic- ular kind of Paragon Ribbon —maintaining the uniformity | of your typewriting year after year. There is a Paragon Ribbon especially de- vised for every conceiv- able typewriting purpose ~and there isa Remington representative ready to | confer with you concern- ing ribbons best adapted to fulfill the requirement of your office. Telephone or write us today Remington Typewriter Company (lacerporsted) 1111 THIRD AVE. Seattle, Wash. | Leroy B. Thorpe. || jumped on him and choked him be- | interested in Thorpe'’s case. ja bank account when she was in- || HOW ABOUT OTHERS? the Interests of other nations, and undesirable in view of limiting our freedom of action in case of inter. national complications. Our second line of action ts the {co from the nearest point. To occupy a large city and capt ernment, is usually DECISIVE be cause of the MORAL SHOCK. When, as in this cane, the de manda to be imposed are not heavy ones, it should lead to @ reaso! le settiement. On the whole thi pears to be the quickest way of ar. riving at a result. Bverything seems to point to a rapid advance on the City of Mexico, following the closing of the Mexican porta and frontier, ih to Mexico City te a con- military undertaking. The most incred: of Win. field Scott remy in 1847 should not biind us to present realities. The Map Shows the Raiiroad Route From Vera Cruz to Mexico City; the Lower Road Will B: P| GOAL W#TH A FORCE OF 100,000 MEN. Of these one-half or more would be required to hold the 263 miles war has come between the | direct advance on the City of Mex-|of rail back to Vera Cruz and to fill | the wastage in the field force at the front, which would probably have & question | tal, especially that of a weak gov-|to be kept up to 40,000 men. It does not seem likely from what |has recently occurred in Mexico that Huerta, under the best condi tions, could place more than 25,000 men in. the field. Although the Mexican field plece is good, we could probably beat them in howitsers and long-range guns. Making every allowance for parses that lie between Vera Cruz and Mexico City, and for the action of irregulars, it seems pretty cer. tain that a minimum of 40,000 men at the actual front, HEAVILY sup ported with ARTILLERY and SUP- Artillery Required to Storm Passes Between Vera Cruz and Mexico City—Gun Carriage of the Sixth Regiment. | But the been surpassed. | PLIES, could go through from the| ‘coast in a fow weeks. Line of March of actior may thoughtlessly drift into. This would be the partial oceupa-| tion of Mexican territory at various point, This policy should be steadily re sisted. If we are drawn into policing the country we may have to pay a heavy price for it in men and in money, and we may tle our hands inter- nationally for a long time to come. Any attempt to enter Mexico at all points, to hold down every prov- ince, to guard every raliroad, is al- most foredoomed to failure. There ix no serious strategical proposition ‘before us in Mexico, taking proper account of our na- tional needs, beyond the two steps already indicated: First, the clos ing up of Mexico at ry point as rapidly as possible, and, second, if that is fruities nee to Mex- ico City from the nearest point. Our resources and our interests will per- mit of nothing more. With our fleet and perhaps something less than 100,000 men, we can seal up Mexico. If we raise double that number of troops, we can reach Mexico City. on the WOMEN WILL SET HOSPITAL COUNCIL PASSES PARALYTIC UP IN BUSINESS The world looks brighter for Thorpe is the paralytic, you re- member, who has been at the county hospital for five years, and who says Dr. Richardson’s two huskies cause he didn't want to change rooms. Several Seattle women have been Mra, W. S. Beardsley has been conducting @ campaign in his inter- ests, and just this week, alded by Mrs. E. G. Browne and members of a benevolent committee has finally completed a deal for a little atore- room in Georgetoyn, which Thorpe is to une, CULLOM LEAVES SURPRISE PARTY. WASHINGTON, April 29.—-Were it not for the ancient motto that | of the dead nothing but praise shall be spoken, it might be tn or der to allude to the fact that the estate of the late Shelby M. Cullom proved to be more than $100,000, an amazement to his many friends and supporters, since the old chap has for years run for office and held office on the platform, “he is poor and honest and he needs the money.” INJURED BY TREE, GIRL IS ARRESTED MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., April 29, —Injury, arrest, imprisonment and deportation were the rewards that came to Elsie Fletcher, a Minneap-| olis girl, who tried to be @ man in Canada, Unable to get work here she went to a lumber camp near Port Arthur, Canada. She entered it as an ordinary laborer, having donned a woods- man's sult. Tall, strong and of heavy voice, she played the part well and was chopping her way to jured by a falling tree. Then her deception was discovered. After her injuries were treated she was taken to Port Arthur, ac- cused of masquerading, and sen- tenced to three months in fail. She served the term, was rearrested and deported. LONDON.—There are 56,000 tee- totalle: in the British regular army, according to latest statistics, some regiments containing as many as 700, He will sell notions, tobacco and the like as fortune permits him to enlarge his stock. The first month's rent has been provided. The two women who are doing this deed of kindness want more money or goods to help Thorpe get started. Get busy and plan out what you intend to do, DON’T SEND YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE STAR. This kindness is not The Star's The credit belongs entirely to the Call B. 4542 and your contribution will be cared for. You won't lose if you take a chance on this plan. It's an inve: ment in human sympathy. Boston Dentists 1420 Second Avenue, Opposite Bon Marche. 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The council will demand common user rights on the Renton line so as to make connection between Division A and the Lake Burien line. COUNCIL TURNS DOWN HEBB SITE AT A MILLION Without much ado the city utill- tles committee of the council Tues- day voted to reject the offer of the Hebb power site for $1,000 000. The Proposition, the councilmen de- clared, was in no wise a new one, and had heretofore been sufficient- communication protesting against resubmitting the Cushman power site transfer of bonds at the charter election. As there had been no in- tention of so doing, the council will comply with the chamber’s request. CAKE FOR GYPSIES’ WEDDING, JACKSON, April 29.—With forest oaks for a bridal altar, Miss Bridget Carroll and Peet Sherlock, members O. N. Jackson of Atlanta officated. | Great preparations had been The wed- profession | ding cake weighed 50 pounds, hay- ing been baked in Atlanta, Corner Broadway and Pine Hours, 10 to 5, dally. 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