The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 5, 1914, Page 7

77 HEINZE, MINING MAN, STRICKEN SUDDENLY ; DIES SARATOGA, N, Y., Nov. 5 Stricken suddenly while at Sarato, his legal residence, where he came to cast his vote Tuesday, F, Augustus Heinze, noted mining expert and Mon tana copper operator, died yes terday at the home of his at torney His death was directly due to cirrhos! of the liver, from which he had been a sufferer for more than a year. He came here against the advice of his physician, but In. sisted upon dasting his ballot Heinze was 42 years old. His sister, Mra. William K. Flelt mann, two brothers, Arthur P. and Otto, of New York have arrived and are completing funeral arrangements. in Seat ade rep 1 visite here from Butte. His last appear ance here was in September, when he was a gusot at the Rainier Grand hot st of his tir spent in New Heinze was well known tle, having was raduate of Colum: | rted his mining nd start as x 0 grandmother, car a min-| HE boxing game In California groggy, and it | the finiahing punch. the supporters of the game, but o' the face of later results futere. rin contests are doomed. vote in the country districts. The Chip-Clabby fight, night, will probably be fight of Importance Frida: the | | mediate effect. Outelde York city, where boute are fougnt prob: every night, California was ably the leading sport center of th world there, It means that hencefort looks like the voters are going to allp over| ev Earlier elec tion returns indicated a victory for Like th dry victory In this state, the measure, | which prescribed the abolishment! Chet's of prize fights, gained its heaviest in California.| ing for his The new law will take almost im carta tan 1 Dan Salts pian to put Chet Neff on with some other boy for the main mt of th Tuesday in the Arlington hotel basement has fallen through as a result of an dn >| jury sustained by Neff. While apar a} ring with Lonnie Austin, the other day, Chet caught Le on the side of the hi with his thumb hand withstood the but the thumb was knocked out of | place and had to be pulled back y| Neff will discard the bandages in « tt) day or two and then resume train bout with Pat which features the next Elka night amoker of New! cee A CHICAGO reformer wants the With boxing knocked out nl championships will have to be de-| | cided In 10 and 15-round batt! $9 Leach Crose ha fer of $2,000 to fight Joe Mand at New Orleans Nov. 29. wired the club that y | guaranteed 50) trip tickets the mateh }not lik to jan and would thiee round not accep give Cross tha The Chicago butter copper com-| ‘ENEMY PRAISES DARING OF THE BRITISH NURSE BERLIN, Oct. 16—(By Mail to New York.)—British nurses at the front have aw tion even of the illustrated by a report filed today with the general staff. “There is a large number of Eng Ush nurses who fons,” said t communication. “They are mounted and wear spurs and helmets, and a battle is hardly over before they are driving madly/ on tot ld, giving first aid to the wounde 1 superintend the transportation of the grav eases to the hospital | “Unfortunately, their number has been greatly diminished recently, as the Br have found it necessary fo requisition their horses for the tavalry TIP TOM A FAVORITE LONDON, Nov. 5.—The demand} for toys has become so great in| England since the supply from Ger many was cut off many women are @ngaged in making them. The fa Yorite novelty is “Tipperary Tom: my,” a stockinette doll, with French knots for eyes and curty ‘wool for hair. ‘DR.E.J.BROWN I ; | Have Cut Prices’ | | fitty cents on! Dental Work| and without RAISED THE QUALITY 1 wil: save you just exery dollar on the best made by human hands, 5. My offer ts for you to go to any Dental office and get #. then come to me for an examination and consulta tion without charge, and I wil! show | you how to save # Dollar and I mabe Dollar on your Dental Work My prices will surely My work will surely BEWARE IMITA TORS OF MY NAME AND 8 NEXT DOOR TO MY OFFIC EDWIN J. BROWN, D. D.S.| Seattt ending Dentist 708 and 713 First Aves work. Open days anti 4 ¢ Will ask about t Pacific Exposition go back East It is just your ticket San of the Southem Pacific opportunity as easy to hb routed via the thre and thus to visit the Fa Grounds Southem Pacific The Exposition Line, 1915 Seattle, Waxh. ned the admira-|them uy yermans, as was| test at the next show to be held by | Pinkman has been matched with Al eritable Ama-| b should eat cold storage eleventh is that you can't get any, | other, and the other ten don't count | Joe | Johnson, the colored heavyweights jare going to battle again Atlas A. A to meet in a 12-round con. the club, which will be next Tues day evening. see George Stallings, the miracle man of the Boston world’s champs, has a pted a vaude ville offer, after all allings ie dragging down $1,500 per weék for 10 weeks. Rudolph and Gowdy also are on the boards, splitting $1,700 between them. wet 6 Bombardier Wells, the heavyweight champton matched for ther battle in England His opponent will be Frank Moran American fighter who stood Jack Johnson for 20 compel accour battle, courts. They will come together in a 20- round bout at a show to be held tn London on the night of Dec. 3. Half the proceeds will be donat. ed to the Belgian relief fund. eee Johnny Hayes, hero of the Lon- don Marathon run in 1908, hi been suspended from the A. A. U. Johnny bas been promoting meets lately, and one Charles Pores, un- attached, alleged that he didn’t re ceive as valuable a prize as adver. tised for winning the West New York Derby last July Johnny can get back into the fold English 1 to remain in Europe on f heving his 4 for that 00, still tled up tn the | if he makes amends, so decreed the registration committee. Cross The clud offictals are | phe and 099) h in the | beard gives ten reasons why you helo Jeanette and Battling Jim The of Boston has signed who has been | ived an of.) t] state to regulate free tors, which ts 4 lunch coun: pot blow at Rudy completed the card today AMy... WrightGeorge Ingle *) bout looks lke the best on the card, | for both boys are aye In fit phys }ical trim and compare fiverably North weat's topnoteh Ifight weights, Another bout that will » tract conald ie attention is the }| Ivan Miller-Victor Berg Sammy Good will meet elthe | Billeau or “Rough Ho Ch # in the third of th ats, Fred Thompson matched with Walter Granger | other bout will be arranged cee | The Everett, Wash., Physical Cul-| and Training #¢ 1 hold its monthly smoke 11] The main event wi tween Henry Kreiger ar Ingle. This scrap will bi with interest down here will hook up with Bully the Austin-Salt show t) em. battle Billy arley main has | One George : for Ingle] Wright at Edward | Mosler. Other bouts carded are Ed Hunter vs. Tom Maguire; Young} | Coggins vs. Billie Vetro; Kid Shan-| non vs. Travie Davis. The Everett school now has a membership of! 400, which Freddie Bogan, the phye| feal director, hopes to increase to| 1,000 before the new year | eee YEARS AND YEARS AGO 1825—Greatest number of rounds to prize fight, 276; 4 hours, 20 min utes; Jack Jones 4 ed Patay Tunney, Cheshire, England. eee IF THE MAGNATES DON’T KILL | THE GAME | 1996—Government ownershiy of | baseball will be agitated | The second round of the Church league basketball season comes off tonight in the Lesch! park pavilion Four games will be played see There is an Important letter at Austin & Salt’s for Billy Vetro eee American league club owners who are holding a gabfest in Chicago today may take a ballot on whether organized baseball shall o hostilities with the Federal league. eee The All-American All-National players each wore a band of crepe on their shirtsleeves in San Fran cisco during Wednesday's game, tn respect to the memory of the late |Jack Sheridan, American league umptre. MILLIONS FACE STARVATION IN POOR BELGIUM NEW YORK, Nov. 5—-Re- ports of conditions in Belgium received by the Rockefeller Foundation describe them as truly appalling. The declara- tion is made that a ship of the largest size, carrying food to the starving thousands, must sail from this or some other country at least each week for months to come to keep the people alive. Herbert C. Hoover, chairman of the American rellef committee in Belgium, estimates the monthly re- quirements of the starving hordes in Belgium at 60,000 tons of wheat, 900 tons of corn and 3,000 tons of rice and peas Advices from Berlin are to the ef fect that the war indemnity of $40, 000,000 placed on Brussels has been reduced to $9,000,000, of which $4,000,000 has already been pald. Agriculture and manufacturing is at a standstill throughout the king: dom The Germans have seized all raw material at Ghent, and the factories have closed The steel in istry at Liege has been wiped out. Millions are out of work, facing cer. tain starvation unless relief and food arrive THIS BAKER PUTS TACKS INTO BREAD TRENTON, N. J., Nov. 4.--De structive and cut-throat compet! tion has been practiced in a novel way between two bakers here. Th cutting of throats was inflicted, not upon the bakers, but thelr clients, and by means of tacks! Conrad Guth was formerly fore man in Martin Stolez’s bakery, A few a ago he left, and went into the business on his own account He made & vase of the neighbor hood where Stolez's clients lived, and asked them {f they had not found the latter's bread unsatistac tory of late. He was informed that They had found tacks and pieces of glass in it. One girl nearly choked to death on a tack in a loaf from Stolez's bakery Guth has been charged with kneading these table articles Into the br he left Stolez’s employ. down they had and sticks, now arrested pala (DRAWS GERMAN FIRE PROMOTED FOR HIS DARING PARIS, Oct. 25 (by mail to the United Pre Among the many stories of the brav- ery of their men, told by offi cere returning from the front, Is one of a sergeant of a French line regiment who wa made adjutant for coolness and courage during fighting in Lorraine. So cunningly were the German trenches constructed that the show. | watched) ” eu eroearbite th ke. STAR THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1914, PAGE 7 | CAMPUS HAS A [a TELEPHONE ENTRY FROM CINCINNATI MYSTERY! WHO ey STOLE JELLO? Whi stole the trembly dessert from the back porch of the sorority house on 18th av. N E., not more than a dozen blocks from the University of Wash ington camp: Whoever did, the coeds hope he chokes,.for the dessert was to have been fed to two very charming young women the sorority sisters were “rushing” with the view of inviting them to enter the Greek letter sisterhood. The two rushees were being @ tertained at dinner, and all things had @ ‘ until it came time t. And now there is no doubt at all but that! some other | bonds of the two women will § rority Tt was all very tifying, not to aay et | way ft ha 1 Tn the m were falsely ace stantial evidence of suspicion still apite thelr m exciting and mor rbarrassing, the | hree fratern!ty men | efron ack elo r the tforwa ré nod on and at hangs ¢ anly strate =» three frat men, from the r house nearby, had! re of @ Young mans the porch of the sorority house, Hix movements were! ywe of the tealthily onto invent! gate Instant the ry y that Sharge of the dewsert started kitchen door | culprit’ beard her coming | | rabbed the dish of Ie uff and bolted. heard him and suapected truth \S SS WI NJ three frat mer ning down the alley f They reached back yard Jost ond too late te thief. Hut not too late to running, by th who commanded house Adele Schweitzer, of CIN LIYNATT, (o) saigag ot Miss Adele i. Schweltzer of Cincinnati, O., Whose Friends Believe She them to) "Is the Telephone Gitl for the Dorothy Part in “The Woman's Way.” stopped, like the gentiemen| were, but’ the thief sped ondf” with his identity and asort wate) | hid in the darkness | EXPO NEARLY REAQY With the date for Panama-Pacifie exposit near, work is being result that it is 97 HELP THE STAR FIND SEATTLE’S MOST BEAUTIFUL “HELLO” GIRL SSANAY has secured a photpdrama, “The Woman's Way.” The leading feminine role must be played by a beautiful girt who understands the telephon, Essanay |e making a country- wide search for the MOST BEAUTIFUL TELEPHONE OPERATOR IN AMERICA! to play the role of Dorothy. If you know an operator you think the most beautiful, seng her ploture in today to The Star. man Don't send it to anay—it wot't be recorded. Steam Expenses to Chicago and back of the winner, her mother, father labo . or guardian, also $100 for her setvices will be paid. Here are the conditione—READ CAREFULL Girls whose pletures are entered In this contest must be 18 years of age or over. They must live with parents or other relativ They may be of any white nationality. They must be unmarried. Must never have ap- peared as a professional beauty elther on the film screen, on the legitimate stage or » model. Must not be a student of a dramatic college or school. Must be emplayed as a telephone operator elther ished, per ce ed, according to C. D senger tra cific Coast ring Donanr an ela the portation. The big show Pleasant, sunny disposition, as delineated on the face, will go far with the judges. The Star reserves the right to print any pic tures submitted In this contest. Pictures will not be returned un- less postage is inctosed. Mark gash picture carefully. red. ALL BOOST FOR BABY (coewou soLpieR |ocm 2 b= —_— state colony here is home PARIS, Nov. 5.—No FACES ENEMY AT news had been received in one » rranen reamert tor wees, | VERY TENDER AGE when a young soldier received a letter announcing the arrival tty eon mall to New York) of an heir at his home. The a taledaliomanee "capects : others all read the letter, took ressived trom the. front wae up a collection, gave a ban- one from the head of the || quet in the trenches, and now medical staff with the Ger- p 1 h man army on the Aisne. It : always when a shell bursts the ph ugh Roe: question is asked: “Ie the Germane had. vepul father of monsieur the baby all fierce attack by the alll right?” And finding he Is the lividuali and wi follows: Indi uality men shout: “All goes well. “1 had hardly finished Liggett Myers Fbacco Cn The father of the baby is in. ring for the wounded on 20 for 15¢ sesso . the battlefield when an SELECT DANCING PARTIES aged French woman ap HIPPODROME witth t Te ramen mano CIGARSTT! Of marked accompany her to her cot- |) tage nearby, There | peared and begged me to versity found her daughter, whose Distir _ —————— Clean Amusemen| Homatihe fuarreupdings 10-PIRCK UNION ORCHESTRA Danet the French ranks, giving birth to a child. “Within 25 = minutes || France had one more sol- | dier who, as a matter of [! fact, seemed much surpr ed to find himself already face to face with the | enemy.” OR, LA MONTE | Chiropodist in Attendance RHOADS DENTAL CO. IMeTAL GASE SAVES REGAL SHOE REPAIR SHOP Virst and Seneea. Main 4196. is is @ shop that's differe Why? Because the best oak leat her 4 the men take ® ri in their w ie used a Free Admission colonel of the regiment could not locate them or judge their range, | He decided to draw their fire| and sent out @ sergeant and three men. They went for about yard: across fields, keeping as close as| possible to the line of ditches and| hedges, and then, when near an| abandoned farm, stepped out into a plowed field that the rl 200 might get a good view of them. Draw Fire of Germans | A hail of bullets pattered around| the men as they ran across the| field. | Although had drawn the} Germans’ fire, the bullets had | come from the cover of a neigh: | boring wood and the sergeant was not satisfied that the French offt-| cers behind had been able to catch a clear view of the firing | The little party then decided to| enter the farm house | They climbed to the r hind the chimney, op |the German » shooters | A furtous volley was the answer| and within a few minutes the ser-| geant was the only one left to re turn the fire Shell His Refuge So infuriated were the at hin daring that they signaled al battery of artillery and shells be gan to drop around the farmhouse. One fell on the roof and the house seemed to crumple up and Aisnppear. | The French colonel closed his | slasses with a sigh of regret, but |to his surprise, the sergeant, whe |was unhurt, soon appeared, run-| jning across the fields to the trenches \FACE FIRE 62 HOURS. 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