The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 6, 1914, Page 7

TAILORED READY CO. JUST RECEIVED 400 New Suits and] spirtc Balmacaans a) —FOR— Men and Young Men! "15 Volume of Business and Our Location Enables Us to Give You _Better Value HATS Ist Floor Ist Floor Guaranteed All-Wool and Hand-Tailored Suits and Balmacaans $25.00 Values. 00 Second Floor Now... Hosiery Ist Floor TAILOREDREapyCo. 401-403 Pike Street Open Saturday Night Until 10 P. M. Greatest Assortment of Raincoats and Slipons in the City at $5.00 and Up Open Saturday Night Until 10 P. M. NOTHING LIKE THAT Ee Munsterberg of Harvard ly wan stated that a uniform fllumina- TW In THIS VILLAGE |‘: would produce a hypnotic 5 | state, Nov. 6.—Too KALAMAZOO, Mich. Nov. 6-—- NICE EVENING Defltiantly Mghted cities tend to| Henry Vandelaare, « young Hot . |lander, must serve from one to Produce @ drowsy, inattentive con-| 1,, years in Jackson prison be- IN CHINATOWN Thursday afternoon and night was a large one in Chinatown. It was featured by a daring hold-up, In which four armed men held at bay 12 Chinamen, ind wounded one of | dition tn pedestrians and drivers, cause he stole a can of condensed gccording to statements made today | milk. Judge Stewart, in sentenc fn a report by the committee on ing him, severely berated him be lighting at the convention of |cause of his offense. Vandelaare| the National Electric Light associ | gave as his excuse for taking tho| milk that he was very hungry and | needed something to eat. below the etr 61 inmates were captured The hold-up, at 8 p. m., was in| the store of Jim Quon, Shanghai| Headquarters for Smart Styles § oes eosin | opening the till, and got a bra: | knuckle blow on the head which | sent him to the hospital. Nicamar| | Rafael, 17, 1s in Jail, indentified as| j one of the robbers Find Boy in Hotel The boy fled to the Milwaukee | hotel, following the robbery, with| police in hot pursuit. They found| | him fn a bathroom. The raid, staged in the late after-| noon, was in a den in the sub-base-| ment of a house at 618 Sixth av. S A logger in cork shoes, “stagged” overalls and flannel shirt, swag gered into the place, unnoticed. Presently the lookout sounded an alarm, and thumps were heard on | the heavy doors which had suddenly | swung solidly shut and automatical- | ly locked | The terrified inmates knew the | police were attempting to batter Men and Young Men Who Know Find at CHEAS- TY’S Suits, Over- | coats and Rain- coats of Quality and Individuality. E it Balmacaan, Great Coat, Top Coat, Dress Coat or Light Slipon Raincoat, we can fit you and suit ” paler 99 , | down the outer fortifications you to a “T. You | Intent on ways of escay ’ a falled to notice the logger, can’t make a mistake pened & Wap) door: _ Oe anne Logger Is a Policeman at Cheasty’s ied Through the opening appeared garment is a winner. the long legs of Patrolman Guy Suits for every occasion Carleton; then came Patrolman ( Sui 'y occas —Sack Suits, English and Semi-English.mod- J. Clark and Sergt. John Donlan | They and the logger drew revolvers els, Semi-Dress and Full Dress Suits. who and kept the crowd of whites and Chinese huddled into corners until the doors were opened, and the crowd was herded, a few at a thm into the patrol wagon, The logger was Police Sergeant | J. Wilkes. Loule Sing, D. Dennie, Joe Goon and Wong Mi were arrested as pro prietors and released on $200 bail| each | A. You know qual- ity — come, judge jen they | ° | prived by the tin Europe, RUSSIA'S PLAN OF CAMPAIGN developing | against the Turke w today along the Tran tler. it It Je successful, us there n fron ean be no doubt that the pressure of Slav offensive against the Ger-| | th mans’ eastern front much of Ite strength. The Russian army now againet the eultan’s forces is muet lose at Petrograd to number 90,000 men This is a respectabl guard for sor no more. From the where the oza Turkey, the dis nopie le 700 mi There are no railroads beyond a) Armenian advance | frontier, | point 200 miles east of the Turkish Capital and the roa rout tween mountain o . ine. THE RUSSIANS WILL to perfect a supply organization on | are bad. The is along a narrow plain be HAVE an unprecedented scale if they are to reach back door. They Constantinople by this nnot adance on a wide front on account of the mountaine and narrow marching for the huge formatio present day armies causes constant delay and friction The possibility of flank attacks from the mountains source of difficulty. eee THE 200 RUSSIAN MILITARY) road cente another To these pointe supplies can be forwarded from the terlor without trouble, quently confusion ls arise. Carts Russian In. ning purposes and) STAR—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, but subse | bound d motor trucks will | to} have to be used exclusively to car-| ry supplies, and the roads of A constructed heavy traffic of this kind. | eee Minor are not THERE ARE TWO ALTERNA- to this precariou' Constantinople The first is to sian troops acro: east. s path to from the ry the Ru the Black sea for| and land them under cover of guns) on the northern Minor, near second |e to march on the sultan the capital along through the B. The first of t possible until the czar shore Constantinople. of Asia| The} historic roads) communication with the Black sea. | With the cruisers Goeben and Breslau manned by Germans to be this seems a hope! Russian seaman di oyed, undertaking for ship to accomplish, and, even if the Slave should succeed In sink ing the German and Turkish war ships, It Is not likely that enough of their own vessels would survive to protect a landing on the Asia) Minor shore. Nor can Russian troops march on} Constantinople trality of The Beigian lesson through Balkans without violating the ni Roumania and or drawing these two countries e war as their own allies. the Igaria into makes seem unilkely that any more na- — Dera, rights will be dis ‘RAILROAD FIREMAN KEIR TO FORTUNE) LOS ANGELES, Nov. 6 J. menderson, a firema! Southern Pacific, New ers Jerome, in “Jack” on telling him that he was sole heir to the $165,000 estate of his J. Rooney of 134% Weat st, lyn. Young Henderson uncle go to New York at once. of the Secret Service Chicago. has been here «lx months. Hiram Johnson, Jr, eon of Call fornia governor, who was danger ously {11 following operation, recover. George Brook says he will He tsa stepson of John J. Rooney, ex-chief Police tn} will Mra. Florence McGowan, trained | nurse, ring Attorney J. Pensacola, Fis. acquitted of charge of mur Leroy Brown A Message to Thin, } Weak, Scrawny Folks; An Easy Way to Gain 10 to 30 Ibe. of Solid, Healthy, Permanent Flesh Thin through the body undeveloped ded in & means of gently mon and milative functions of the word the ols! 4 them over 2 of whi fal to take the hit fatty mater! for yourself. SAY STYLES SUGGEST ing Benjamin £ } ve Clothes $15 to ORIENTAL HAREMS « rte CHEASTY $40. CHICAGO, Nov ‘Baptist wo. Ba SPECIAL S men are !n m sos falling vic von. ' Society Brand tims to the vulgar and suggestive 4 Made Right utyles of the day and frequently our mil Smart Suit Clothes $20 to BB vse.’ or ‘wormnio’ are nixeontiv 30. thosts harems rather than the| ‘ | takes this fling at the 1914 fashions “Values Yes, lin a report just made public, The | association further denounced the} theatre as a “demoralizing tnstitu-| tion,” though admitting that about one-third of the Baptist ministers | are theatre-goers Test the matchless val- ue of this garment. per PSs sS O.CGRAVES, PRES. ly efficient LET DR. MACY CURE YOU Specialist in ad vanced methods bront b is ning ner nach tre taken unless Ider the blo’ starved and butld ay te like hungry for the being de of the allmentar from the foc me this sinful wa and to Sargol nerative force that The he re Inexpensive, cary to o. for tt Advertine Jaccount of the vast number of men |bardment of the Dardanelles is still he was throwing against the Ger- |!" progress. man and Austrian frontiers. Acting on this theory, the Turk JAPS SINK GERMAN ish strategists had prepared sev eral columns of troops to invade Russian territory TOKIO, Nov. 6.—-That a German Instead, before they could act, Sling ship had been captured by four Russian columns invaded Tur-|% Japanese eruis near Honolulu ey. and sunk after the crew had been One moving by forcea| taken off was confirmed by the ad-| marches toda on the important miralty today Asiatic Turki elty Kezerum. Another was far in the Turkish in Liner Senator here with $300,000 | tertor, | gold cargo from North, aa vated " om pies # ¥ Vite TER av iy gain in weight) | it) aT received a_ tele lgram yesterday from Willlam Trav York, He {se 19 years old and) short of troops in Transcaucasta, on 1914. PAGE The Finest Public Markets in ROME pie America Public Market Comer Pike Place Public Market Strictly Home-Made Bread, Pies and Cakes, No War Prices Here Mrs. Ellmore 19 Lbs. Sugar $1 Fresh Vegetables 2 cans Car 1 Mille Green String Beans, Ib. 10¢ > hite Soap y Sweet Potatoes, |b he large cans Milk Yrescont 99 Coffee, Ib Ghirardellt's Chocolate, 6 Ibs. 2he be -10¢ Tokio Tea Store| Togo Vegetable Co. STALLS 24.36 Stall L-7—Lower Floor 3 GIRLS’ SPECIALS See Our Windows Each Day for a Special Sale. FOR SATURDAY 4 ci c ery, bunch, up from Green Peppers, Ib. Coftee Cakes, with caramel filling, 15¢, 2 for ER rere Cake 25c0—Three Girls’ Bread 2 {5,3 15¢ Take some home—tf you find left—you'll get your Try 3 Girls’ Goods at our expense. any fault with them at all, bring back what's money We Know 3 Girls’ Goods Are Better—We Make Them 80 on Purpose. 3 GIRLS’ BAKERY Sanitary Mkt. ,.<'74,:: Corner Mit... Westlake Mkt. Jilg’s Little Pork Sausages Made from tasty, tender sausage kitchen upstairs. he on the Corner meats, in our own sanitary The products used were se- le especially That's why they taste good and have no bad after effect. Packed in a handy little carton Try some for Sunday full line of sau ted so easy to carry We make pared meat product JILG’S, 132-134 Ist Ave. Entrance HAMLIN’S CIDER MILL : ages, bolognas, pre FRER DEMVERY Roman Beauty Apple box EXTRA SPECIAL Fruit, each sits “A dry town drinks Cider.” Zhe Pure Apple Cider, made fresh daily. Wholesale and GILLMAN BROS. 1517 FIRST AVE. y.trs. ae Fresh Roasted Coffee, our own Wei eee Washington Creamery Butter, autre tener, A0c, 35C Guaranteed Fresh Ranch Eggs. (Received daily.) Cheese, Tea, Home-made Picca- Ili and Apple Butter, STALL 127 Tokio Vegetable Co. STALLS 42 AND R 14 Our Produce Arrives Fresh From the Farm Satisfaction Guaranteed retail Near Main 1523 FIRST A’ Entrance ORDER YOUR MEATS BY PHONE MAIN 5231 Satisfaction absolutely guaranteed. Quick delivery by our private auto. PHILADELPHIA MEAT CO. STALLS 3-5-7 Firet Ave Floor. Every Day Lowest Prices SHOES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Ladies’ Walkover| Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes, Bhoes, Button regular $2.00 anc or Isc $145 | ina’ $1.00 95¢ MEN'S SHOES Button and lace, $1.95 and $2.45 Worth double, Extra Heavy SCHOOL SHOES 81.50, 81.95, $2.25 “MONEY BACK"—OUR MOTTO Sample Shoe Store 'RUSSIA CATCHES © SULTAN NAPPING, Sanitary Market Annex, Old Pike Place Market, Stall 19, Near Sugar Stall ATHENS, Nov. 6—Thrown , off its balance by the sudden- | Constantinople authorities were re ness of Ru attack, the | vising their plans and diverting to Turkish army Is in a state of |Armenia strong forces of troops serious demoralization, accord- | which they had intended to send ing to advices received here | into Dgypt from Constantinople today. In the meantime the Turkish ‘The sultan's general staff was|forces concentrated at Karakal sald to have supposed tho czar was| lisse, Gladini and Arsab were re tiring to new positions. The bom-| As a result of this surprise the | Meet the Producer SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY UO HALF SOLES iifP¢siisi" 25 facie Sf FREE SHOE STRINGS [3 =unrau HOP,” Stall 63 NEW RAINIER MEAT Co. 1627 PIKE PLACE Shoulders Lamb, 1b..10¢ | Veal Chops, Legs Lamb, lb.12%¢-14¢ | Lamb Chops, Sugar Only Booths 17-57-37-55 8Lhs. Grau Mates every day as p as tor « ated Btandara bod TT 2he White vet Ib.. 2 Ibs.. Pork Roast, Ib..... -12%¢ | Eastern Bacon, lb.... Pork Steak, Ib .-15¢@ | Cottage Hams, Ib.... Hamburger Steak, lb..10¢ | Pure Lard, Ib.... Pot Roast, Ib -12%é¢ | Compound Lard, Ib.. Veal Roast, Ib.. -15¢@ | Link Sausage, Ib...... Seattle’s Popular Priced Meat Market St. Germain Bakery and Lunch Room Lunch served cafeteria style, the best of foods served in tempting ways. Particular people enjoy our coffee. Eat here. The splendid marine view costs you nothing. 20e botties Pure Vanilia or Lemon Extract for 20 16 10c iat Tainion BQ 25e¢ ium Choco: boxes Cholce Minced Clame Baker's Pi 1 mornings a cup of good Try the C. & H. brands Rich aroma, appetizing for the particular coffes drinker. 200 and 36c per pound, or 2 ibs. of the best for $1.00, and for sale only by COLE & HARADEN Pike Pisce Market Butter, 3 Ibs, $1.00 Wisconsin Limburger Cheese, 20¢ Best Eggs, dozen 40¢ Mt. Vernon Butter Store 1521 Pike Place Chicken Dinner, Mt. Vernon Jersey with ple and re Ee RE B5e¢ Eastern Oyster, Stew, a rare treat . you'll find it cheaper to buy of us than bake. '30c .15¢ 25c Best on the Coast 1517 PIKE PLACE 409 PIKE ST. Other special is al Mrs. De Long’s Pullman Diner 76 Pike St. Our Layer Cakes, 80c to ...5..54.. Bread, 2 sae gt loavés .. French Filled Coffee Cake, each. Old + fashioned Molasses Kisses (wrapped), Ib.. Peanut Brittle, lb. After Dinner Mints, Ib. :20¢ Hand-rolled Chocolates, fruit and nut centers, Ib....25¢ Hood’s Home -Made Candies Corner Pike Place Market Pork Roast, Ib. -12M%¢ | Home rendered Lard. .10¢ Veal Roast, Ib. rloin Steaks, Ib...... Veal Cutlets, Ib. T-Bone Steaks, Ib.. Shoulder Lamb, Chickens, Ib. We make all our own Sausages. Try them—you will like the taste—you will like the price. MURRAY MEAT CO. Washington Market STALLS 2-3-5 AND7 Stalls 94-96 Pike Street. wasrroce mises | Camation Milk $1.35 per sack, Delivered 3 LARGE CANS... .15¢ 5S tbs, Sugar 25e | With 1 Ib, 6c coffee or bulk tea With purchase of 1 Ib. of our Sum brand tea or coffee Orange or Citron Pee! Lemon, Sultana Ratsina, 3 Ib jew large Prun packed Libby's Pineapple n Tavern Chaffiess Coffee $1.00 Crystal White Boa: Log Cabin Syrup. Best Pure Lard, Stalls 106-112-114 | aa ———-# Friday night 4} ,,Bemecrate hear Dr. M. A. Mat: ei ask divorce. is | thews at noon luncheon Saturday. Western av. commission houses | Rev. 8. La Barre speaks at social- will close at 1 o'clock after Satur ist temple, 711 Olive, Sunday night. day. HERE Walter Shiel, football captain,| ¢ oo) chosen president university Y. M.| ELSEWHERE } CA — Police search for missing Herman | Casting less than 2% of the total Vineyard. vote, both the progressives and so- |clalists in Rhode Island lose their | standing as legal parties. Many homes in Warren and Bur- lington counties, New — Jersey, | threatened by forest fires in moun- |tain districts, Volunteers fight C. A. Kincaid, carpenter, asphyxi- ated at 606 Sixth av, Epidemic among Chicago stock | yard cattle causes order for disin: fecting cattle cars here. Dean Austin objects to U. of W.| rlames, co-eds rooting at football game. Henry, Ganda x Bill for licensing auctioneers will | tional Cesgraphivht daseeey ot Ae be passed upon by council Monday. | jn Washington 5 | Girl picks pocket of Nicholas Ab-| Out of a job and despondent, beto and gets $200 roll. Watson Harpham, graduate of | University Oval club wants fresh-| Yale and member of various honor man rules restored. and Greek letter societies, killed Attorney G. D. Schoenfield comes | himself with revolver in father’s | down from Nome first time in 14} home in Kvanston, ML, years. Dry majority in Oregon is Follies dance at New Washington 24,566.