The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 10, 1914, Page 2

flock yesterday. that the majority of them Rensotn and os jcum Powder, ee. ge ge eowaere que rubber Syringe, 91.3% value eee. Cuticura Soap, 25c value, 18e. earns Soap (3 16-02, bottle, 28 val i ’Perex: ide, 8 Dottle, 180 value, je, 8-08 ter, 2@e. ide, 4-on, bottle, 100 value, |. 16-om. bottle, boo i, S-om. bottle, 260 I, 4-0n, bottle, 186 Value, for 100. acuum age hot or yaar cold, $2.75 value, for $1.95. 15¢ Shirting 11c $00 yards manufacturers’ short lengths of Mans Shirt- ing. Navy bdiue with white stripe and checks Extra stron, for working shirts. Worth 16c In the boit Lengths from 2 to 10 values, per yard, Made of high grade steel. Special, 55c. TSc Edgers or Trimmers, special 55¢. ART SQUARES ‘Wool Reversib' lowing sizes HASSOCKS 50c Value 25c Hassocks, covered with good quality mohair plush. Regular value 50c; special, 25c. PASTOR TAKES UUSTY RAP AT INGS IN WAR No use to look to kings and em- for truth, sald Rev. Sydney here Tuesday. Almond 190 (24 papers), Fountain cakes tn Ingrein Art Squares (copies of high priced rugs), in the fol- Ladies’ table for Tuesday's exactly half price. $2.50. Sale price, $1.49. Suitings 1214c 500 «yards manufacturers’ short lengths of 29-inch Dress Goods, suitable for skirts and Come tn gray navy blue. Spec per yard. al price, 12% MUD OR SAND PIE SETS Sand Toys in a large and attractive assortment. The children want them. Prices range from 25¢ up. Seatt' SECOND AVENU selling originally sold at $1.48, $1.98, $2.25 All go at one price Tuesday, 98 $2.50 Values for $1.49 Women’s Dresses Suitable for porch, house and street wear. Made of assorted wash materials. Well- made and attractively trimmed. A VISIT TO OUR ECONOMY BASEMENT SAVES YOU MONEY! SHORT LENGTHS GREATLY UNDERPRICED. GARDEN TOOLS AT SPECIAL PRICES! STAR—MONDAY, .’.U GUST 10, 1914. PAGE 2. Another Tuesday of Star Bargains for Star Readers AT PANTON’S—The Store of Many Bargains The people are realizing the advantage and savings they can make by shopping on Star bargain days at this store. Don’t fail to be It pays to keep posted on what we are doing. | Up to $2.25 Values for 98¢ Dress Lace Waists We have taken all our STAR TUESDAY Little Things at Big Lace and Net Waists and placed them on a They At Half Price Children’s and Misses’ Coats Any Summer Coat in the store at The Tango or Giad- | 5e Hooks and Frye stone Flare Collar Sup- | %¢ card ports, black or white; | ©. N, T, Crochet Cot regular 10¢ jal J¢, | ton, regular be spool, be card Ascot Collar | special 3 for 10¢. 2 for Be. 1be Dress Shields, 100, paper of 200,| or 3 for 2he. regular 2 for 6, special Se box Halr Pins, B¢, 10ce Kobinoor Fasten *, 5¢, bo letcher’s §=Gold Standard Corset Laces, dest quality, 2 pairs 5¢, 100 West Electric Hair Curlers, @¢ set le. Steel Tollet Pins, per of 360, pe regular be, 5e. Peet's Invisible Hooks and Eyes, 10¢ card for Se. Values to MANUFACTURERS’ Flannelettes 8 18c 500 yards short lengths of 10e and 12%¢ Flannelette tn all styles, suitable for watsts, wrappers, kimonos, night ete. Lengths, 5 to 20 Special, § 1-Se. Sateen 19c 600 yards Black Sateen, worth 29¢ and 35e yard in the bolt yards. crowns, Lengths from 2 to 10 yardn Special, 19¢ a yard 75c Absorbo Dust Guaranteed Garden Mops 45c Mase $3.98 Here's @ Mop that ts @ labor len othe to ~ fot eaver. it. Picks up all the 4 May be washed tn hot suds No of] necessary. Long handle — Sanitary. Abo. late with coup- tin ler. All for fe o LIEGE IS HELD B AISE BRUS: Aug = 10. Though German troops are in occupation of the city of Liege, some, at least, of the Liege forte are still held by the Bel. gians. It Is expected a etrong Ger. man force will sett aa to a siege of ¢ defi which, under the changed con ditions, it is evident, will have to make an independent in stead of # joint resistance while the main Teutonic body moves southward. According to the war office, the Belgian garrison of the city of Liege retreated to Namur for etrategic reasons. Gen. Von Emmich, the Ger man commander, is under. stood to have established head- quarters In the Liege city hall, he announced that if clvillane gage in fighting ainst the soldiers they will be shot and their homes burned. Most of the residents of the clty have fied. Communication with the city from here is interrupted, and despite the ir office’ tlon, there are rumors t ( some of the forts have fallen Into German hands. The position of the main Beigian army Is not revealed. It Is certain that an enor mous German force |e being concent on Beigian soll. Germans are thick In the coun- try south of the Dutch province of Limburg, and fighting Is re- ported In the Geer valley, north of Liege. T cavairy le also report. ed active about Huy and Dinant. Dinant is beyond Namur, where the next big battle is expected. The joes of Liege city did not seem to have discouraged war officials hi They had delayed the invad- ers long enough to let a suffi- clent force of French reach them for a decisive struggie farther weet. Cavairy skirmishing between French and Germans south of the Meuse was already report. ed. believed fore the German will resume the offensive on an extensive ecale. IT WASN’T A BATTLE, GAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 10. Saturday San Franciscans were satisfied a deadly naval engagement was being fought off the San Francisco coast, hema me 9x12 Rug... he ton - ++ -$3.95 | 1014x12 Rug. $6.25 | 9x101%4 Rug. .$4.65 | 12x12 Rug. . .$7.15 | Ingrain Carpet 25¢ Ingrain® Granite Carpeting, 1 yard wide, special, 260 yard. Rug $15.50 $20.00 heavy Axminster Rugs tn Oriental designs or small allover and floral pat- terns. Size S%x10% feet. Bpectal $15.60, SHIPS CANNOT REGISTER AS CRAFT OF U. S. By Gilson Gardner WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.—The day. French, English and Namur, where the next great con ur-/invaders marched | while hundreds Belgian idle soldiers watched them. troops have joined on Belgian ter- ritory and are now headed toward Germans, Armies of 3 Nations Will Face Kaiser at Namur “Liege has fallen, on to Namur,”;stand a siege of months, is the battle cry of the invading! German army in Belgium today, fol. was effected in a mostly orderly lowing the capture of the Belgian, manner. stronghold, Liege, at noon Sai The German occupation of Liege Headed by cavalry, the into the city of residents and Gen command of the issued orders against his committing depredations. Von Emmich, in men Strong, of the Queen Anne Congre-| rights of the United States in ques-| flict of the war will occur, accord-| Prominent citizens of the city were | gational church, In a sermon to his And he Indicated should be in a lunatic seylum. » But they have gotten the poor * 20 bullyragged that the Jat- say “Hurrah” to whatever the command, whether it be re or what not | The reigning houses of Europe have defaulted as to faith, declared Rev. Frank M. Slisie: minster Presbyterian church, last night. MEAT PRICES CUT TOMORROW, TUESDAY, AT FRYE & COS MARKETS AS FOLLOWS: [/ Choice Ghoulder Pork 4A. Chops wv | for | press of Germany ; Choice Rib and Loin Mutton Chops ...... V6 Choice Spare Choice Steer Boiling Beef ’ ~ Look for U. 8. Purple Stamp it signifies purity and quali Choice Breast of 1 ee taver, ity Shops open until 6:20 p. m. tions pertaining to neutrality and commerce on the in the pres ent war situation, go back to what is known as the “London declara- tion.” International law, if there is any international law, was formulated in that document. A Stumbling Biock 1909 of practically all the powers now engaged in war. As to wheat and food products, it is stated in the London declara- tion that these articl when des- tined for a war base, are contra band of war. Whether wheat for the people of a country engaged in war, but not consigned to a war base is contraband, is left an open question. May Take on Coal A ship arriving in a neutral port, it is set forth, may take on a cer tain amount of coal without viola- tion of that port’s neutrality, but whether that ship may fill its bunkers {is left an open question. It is a violation of neutrality, ac- cording to the London declaration, if a foreign ship is transferred, as. for example to the American regis- ter, and flies the neutral flag, even when such transfer is made before actual declaration of war, if this action 1s taken In order to secure |the exemption of neutrality Stumbling Block to the proposed amendment to our shipping laws, by which Americans hoped that the way could be opened purchase by American cap- italists of unlimited foreign ships to carry products from the United States to the warring nations. cannot be done. EMPRESS HELPS TO Aug. 10.—The em and her daugh ters are personally joining the women of Berlin in thelr work of feeding German reservists who are passing through the city, and are daily receiving enthu tions from the troops, BERLIN, The London declaration was the stated This is a serious stumbling block | This FEED RESERVISTS from Brussels today. Hundreds of conflicting and cor tradictory reports concerning t! day. Belgians Still Hold Forts. Brussels dispatches last Liege, the city, ts gian forces still oceupy the for CITIZENS DO LONDON, Aug. 10.—"You are un- der arrest for being drunk. subjects as a result of the enlist: preachers, brokers, actors, authors, investment of Liege by the Germans were circulated in Seattle yester- night | the in the| worth saving with the town occu ands of the Germans, but that Bel- | pftd by Germans, and will retreat and are stocked with provisions and ammunition sufficient to with- I am Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree, the policeman.” This may be a sample of the form of arrest of offending British ment of 30,000 college professors, ing to advices received in London|immediately summoned and held as hostages of war in a citadel in the center of the city to prevent the Belgians from opening fire on the German troops from the forts. Will Retreat to Namur. Military authorities declare that the Belgians probably will desert forts at Liege as not being to the defense of Namur, toward which the invading Germans are now reported preparing to march. CAVALRY WILL POLICE DUTY/GET BACKSEAT Most of us look on the imposing cavalry as a great fighting force. It is, but its efficiency datly is becoming less, In the European api it is doubtful if cavalry will be at all effective against anything except other cavalry. A regiment of cavalry could not charge a regiment of infantry with- out the loss of practically every horse and man. The cavalry's bankers, barristers and clerks on the special London police force, to keep the peace during war-times. value les in its Viscount Goshen will head the|@bility to make quick moves, to at banker-police, while Sir Beerbohm | tack suddenly on the flank while a Tree, Cyril Maude and Sir George | forward movement ts being made, Alexander, will teach the actor |0M to attack in the rear, |sobbles” to wield the night stick,| The cavalry’s value for reconnol- 1e principal duties of the citi-| tering 1s being decreased dafly by zen-police will be to guard public|the use of aeroplanes, works, each man four hours a day, in order to relieve the territorials for more important duties SLAVS CONTRIBUTE TO RED CROSS FUND A meeting yesterday at the La GERMAN INFANTRY BEATEN BY FRENCH PARIS, Aug. 10.—French cavalry patrols have gained control of the Eifel region, in Belgium. It is an- nounced that the Frenchmen have} defeated the German infantry | in a) J, Charles McKnight, a pioneer! the support of the South Slavonic gPOrt. avonie | resident of Seattle, died at his rest Red Cross society tie ova- dence, 924 Doris av., at 7:30 today, MeKnight was proprietor of the Palace Hardware store, George- town, A STAR WANT AD will sell it quickly. ¥ bor Temple, called by representa | series of skirmishes on the River! tives of Seattle Slavic societies, | Ourth r was attended by 150 people who contributed $400 in ten minutes to] |PIONEER MERCHANT DIES when they heard loud and con- tinued bombardment. they think propr! Today of a rock quai in the vicinity should notify the people when they pose to blast during war times. PRINCE OF WALES REPORTS FOR DUTY 10.—The prince tomobile to- LONDON, Auk. of Wales arrived by day at the headquarters of Grenadiers and reported for duty He bears a leutenant's sion, OLYMPIC LEAVES N. Y. Risking the loaded | to capacity with fuel and provis-) load, | NEW YORK, Aug. capture by German White Star liner Olympito, 10, cruisers, fons, even carrying a deck sailed yesterday for Liverpool. TOWN IS BOMBARDED 10—The wireless, station and a number of factories, homes and warehouses at Antivari, Montenegro were destroyed by the Austrian ROME, Aug. bombardment of cruisers Saturday. two 100,000 TROOPS ON WAY NEW YORK, Aug. 10 is said to be planning to and to follow this up with rein forcements as rapidly as they can} be dispatched FREE DOCTOR The only charge is for medi- cines. Patronize the RIGHT DRUG CO. 169 Washington 8t. get his services free. And REORGANIZATION SALE OFFICE SUPPLIES ALBERT HANSEN Jeweler and Silversmith New Store 1010 Second Ave., Near Madison. l | le Now Located at His | | UJ We guarantee the superiority of the Lundberg Truss, and give free trial to prove It LUNDBERG CO. ‘Trusses, Artificial Limbs, 1107 THIRD AVENUB. YOUNG MAN If you want employment, learn Elec trical Engineering, | Mechanteal Drawing. Engineering, mobile Ke H Prnotic SEATTLE ENGINEERING, SCHOOL, 108 West Roy Street. commis- CLOSING OUT ALL | SUMMER GOODS high-g | son. you much below cost, the season is over. Coats All sizes. This is not a sale of especially bought merchandise, ade stock of Suits, , Dresses and Skirts for $6.50 bers that must to $28.50 and evening included also grade silk coats Spectal at $19.00. but la Values up to poyoss Voile Dresses Wool and Linen Suita, be before the next season starts. Your choice at $2.75. §$ 5.95 Coats and Suits Values Up = Dresses Dainty models for afternoon ; some crepes e Special $9.00. $11.00 Values Up _to $42.50 Fancy Wool and Silk ‘Suits, Now Absolutely the finest ready-for-service garments made now offered to but we simply must get them out of the house before the balance of our own dies and misses Cost is disregarded, because we never carry goods over to another sea- Astonishing reductions through out the stock. $2. §5 Silk Petticoats gold, champagne, bronze Special at $2.85. $2.75 Values Up to $24.50 _ in rich taffeta. Colors, and black num closed out A splendid opportunity to secure your pick of a knock- about Coat or Suit at a ridieu- lously low w price. § Specia $5.95. $9.00 Values Up Suits & Coats High-erade wool mate rials, and the very best of workmanship. Sizes for ladies and misses, and also extra large sizes. Special __ $l |. REE ae ES $19.00 Values Up to $68.50 veral high The b balance of the Summer Stock of Suits, Coats and Dresses at reduc- tions of one-half and more than one-half. All Boys’ Summer Suits at one-fourth off the regular prices. All Boys’ Straw Hats, values up to $2.50, your choice, special 50c. J. REDELSHEIMER & CO. || W.H. Fisher, Mgr. Two Entrances First and Columbia That America's neutrality must be preserved in the persent European war was the word receive today from Washington by the collector of custome at Seattle. It came In the form of a lengthy telegram and was signed by both Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo and Secre- tary of Commerce Redfield. The message said in part: “You will permit foreign- bound vess to clear only after they have filed with you their full and final manifests, “You will notify all merchant | vessels in your district that they will be subject to inspec- tion and examination of doce ments, ships and cargoes by Seattle Ordered 'to Preserve Neutrality United States authorities be- fore clearance is given, and will be subject to further ex- amination by U. 8. authorit after clearing and while remain within the territoria waters of the U. S. Such ves- sels shall stop and lie to for examination when signaled by a U. S. vesser. “When a vessel of a belliger- which hae arrived attempts to a@ merchant sel, or there is reason to believe she intends to alter such status so to become an auxiliary cruiser, you will Immediately notify the department by wire, giving all particulars. AUSTRIANS LOSE England dat least 100,000 men direct to Belgium, | ‘Massacre Reported LONDON, Aug. 10.—A Brussels dispatch to the London Afternoon Star today asserts: , “Three gardeners of the village of Soiron (Bel- | gium) fired on a German detachment. The Germans, | enraged, killed every inhabitant of the village.” Predict Strike on War LISBON, Aug. 10.—tL: jers of the workingme: movement, who have been making this more or | Ir headquarters since Belgium, usually the center of their activities, has been engulfed in war, were promising today that within the next week or two signs of thelr propaganda’s work will begin to appear. They own that hostilities broke out so suddenly that they had not/ time to appeal effectively to their followers to prevent a conflict by an international general strike, and that they have since been working a a disadvantage, with war enthusiasm rampant and those actually In arms. German Submarine Sunk LONDON, Aug. 10.—The admiralty has confirmed jreports that the British main cruiser squadron had sunk the German submarine U-15. No British ship | was damaged. The scene of the incident was not stated, but it is believed to have occurred in the North sea. French Plan Attack PARIS, Aug. 10.—The censorship here became | extremely tight today, the French war office ee 4 t antl-military | ROME, Aug. 10.—Montenegrin soldiers have defeated the Aus trians who had previously driven them from Scutari, Albania, just south of the Montenegrin frontier, and reoccupied the town, according to a message recelved from Cet- tinje, Montenegro. It was said the Montenegrins lost 200 killed and wounded. AMUSEMENTS MOORE—Tonight #2 Hargain Mat. Wed. Popular Mat. Sat. THE SEASON'S SUPREME SPECTACLE GUY BATES POST (Omar »Tentmaker Persian Romance. by Richaré Walton Tully, Author of “The Bird of Paradise.” Nights, Boe to $2; Sat. Mat., Ste to $1.50 Wednesday Matines, Best Seats, $1.00. 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A battle is reported also) The main German force in Luxemburg is said to be concentrated today at Esche, near the French ‘Switzerland May Get Into It, PARIS, Aug. 10.—The Aus- Tyrol, to help the Germans, ac- trian Fourteenth army corps, cording to war office advices. 30,000 strong and under the Though no definite state. ment to that effect was made in the m ) It is clear that this has involved a violation of Swiss neutrality. Alloy Fillings Silver Fillings . Painiess Extraction We offer you good, first class den- tal work at a moderate price, and would like to have you consult us re- garding the condition of your mouth. Our consulting specialist’ has had years of experience, and hia opinion »f your condition will be valuable to you With the ald of first class material . and having conti. 6 in our ability to produce lasting 8 of dentistry, we All work done painlessly by modern electrical devices. INVESTIGATE OUR PAYMENT PLAN, fon free. Office hours, # to by appointment. 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