The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 18, 1914, Page 10

a f AP - LONDON, England, Dec, 18 There are indications today that the Japances w be brought to the front to take a tn the word we SS : * a ( cee INIT iCCQN ee ccTT1 It may be that even now ri \ ; > ata MITT TTT TT L111 < amnmmne ammo CT LL te - al cea nw Va: transports are en route west from Japan. Since early in the conflict 800,000 trained Japanese sol diers have been under arme. Several times articles, guard ed in tone, have been printed In semtofficial Toklo papers that this army would probably | be called to the assistance of | the allies and that they were mperor:prociaime the adoption ilens’ inamibere "We ready in case they were needed. Pe Sang Seneye Sere ee or weetrn Miiviltzation; 1871. clothing; 1890, Today the rumor ts persistent} ———_——. eminent ao KAISER IS WELL; GERMAN LINEIS Forced to Vacate Firet Japanese parilament assem- The Japanese soldier of today— “civilized” Japan becomes world power by Half million ike him are sald te triumphing ever Rus 1906. be on their way to Egypt pproacht “Sos HE WILL START » DRIVEN BACK 2 sce FOR FRONT SOON, MILES AT ARRAS witterless and wit To overcome the Turks m ! order that s s can keep & with tes troops. But they are | eit sahara re Manet ats oe a OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF MEN'S CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS AND FURNISHINGS fess than 100,000 sc These are untric New Zealanders and na tians. The latter, being M dans, may be undependabie. British and Fre seml-official-| G0 east or west. @om are cathent ic od C Jape) “lam agpisfied with hia majesty’s | northeast of Aree i te Rese army to fight the Turks away - , | ‘The gains they had accomplishes from the Suez canal and Egypt. | dition.” pal Gen. Vom Treuti¢t, |. ints direction did not satisfy the It would relieve the allies of two| Of the Kaiser's personal staff, “and! pritign troops, however. worries. First, with the Japanese With the progress He has made. They were rushing reinforce @riving the Turks, no troops would| “He receives réporta from the var-| ments to the fighting front and con Be needed from Western Europe.| tous heads daily, He te forced to|t!uing the fight with great de Becond, the Japanese army would termination. Felieve the pressure on Russia in| ¢ Creful in using his votce, but his) 4 German statement virtually ad Asia Minor, permitting Russia to| hoarseness has now been relleved.| mitted the British troops had gained give practically all her attention to| “His illness did not at any,time/in the Arras district, remarking that Germany and Austria. | seem serious. He plans to return|a possibility existed of larger activi to the field tn a few days.” tles in the Western war zone. HOW TRANSPORTS OF THE JAPANESE CAN SWEEP AROUND ASIA Hague.)—The kaiser plans to re-|™assed for an offenstve mevement >| turn soon to the front. It has not|t®@ British have delivered a blow! MMC) vet deen decided whether he will, today which resulted in advancing thetr line two miles, This was To Be Wiped Out Regardless of wholesale cost. We have only a few days left before the doors close forever. Every single article in the house is priced away down for quick selling. pecooseerl these prices with regular prices charged by others. THIS IS THE WAY THE WHQLE STOCK WILL BE SOLD unemr™"7. [CLOTHING | sasemuroes 10¢ Men's Handkerchiefs, 2c *, 2 2 Ce ameans ae $4 .65 he ee oan 10¢ Collar Button Seta, 4 buttons 1 c $1.75 Men’s Flannel Shirts, mili- il: 8O tary collars. Cut to......... Cc $15.00 M@M’s Suits, serges, cassimeres and worsteds. Cut to vs $6.85 in set, cut to, set . 1Se Men's Black and Tan ‘Hose, Be Et $1.50 Men’s Golf Shirts, best makes. Cut to. . 65c $17.50 Men's Syits, all wool serges, chevints 75¢ Men's Chambray Shirts, — ie 39c org. BODO 25¢ Pad Hose Supporters, satin trimmed, cut to .... 9c $1.50 Housen’s Gauntlet Gloves, elk skin, cut to..... 79c 25c imitation President eee 9 c cut to ..... ’ 50c Men's Cashmere Sox 19 Cc black and natural, cut to SHOES $3.50 Men's Dress and Work Shoes—in- 50 ras Wool So: all sizes. Cut to.............. pod ra: Marg ase ABE $2.50 Men’s Wool Sweaters, coat style, $20.00 Men’s Hand-Tailored Suits, finest 25¢ Silk Four-in-Hand Ties, cut to . = eee 9c heavy colors. Cut to eves .98c $1.25 Men's Sweater Coats, heavy 49 c all wool materials, latest §$ styles, cut to ..... 9, 85 roll collar. Cut to............ HATS $2.00 Men's Balmacaan Hats, latest styles. Cut to $3.00 Men’s Dress Hats, black and colors. Cut to... $1 39 $1.50 Woolen Underwear, all colors. Cut to .. ..... 69¢ $2.00 Pure Wool Uidaceis: $22.50 Men's Hand-Tailored Suits, includ- ing English and box back effects, cut to .... ee | 1 .35 $15.00 Men’s Overcoats, latest styles and cloths, cut to.. ‘$6. 85 $25.00 Hand-Tailored Suits, heavy all wool serges and worsteds. $ CUE 00 cecessesnsucis eee 13.85 Several Tailor-Made Suits at Half Price to close them out. cluding W. L. Douglas and $1 89 other makes—cut to ... Down the Pacific, across the Indian ocean, up the Red sea, into the Suez canal—Por attack en the Turks. The whole 9,000-mile trip can be made through waters almost wholly free of German warships, $5.00 Men's Best Dress and Work Shoes— are encountered, there are ap oh enough of them to attack the powerful fleet which Ja an! conditions I found in Servia all leathers and sizes— the Japanese Armada. vrs tubos eee $2 39 CORRESPONDENT SHEPHERD 3 "$3.48 | Vienna is Alarmed TELLS OF HORRORS HE SAW IN (qwitsi°2? paises crs | residents of Budapest was notice | able also tn Vienna. AUSTRIAN RETREAT IN SERVIA Sixes’ =scestec, "JOT Second Ave. 707 lots, which the recipients carried it himself personally if permit- sealed in a vault in the Tower By Wm. G. Shepherd | ott. They had been dented home on their shoulders, or, if rieb,| ENGLAND GUARDS ted full freedom, and that it of London tor years. “meant the death of the oper. | cm SECRET ENGINE OF || *'%.:°2cnncn’ Sat’. ENGLAND PLANNING WAR DESTRUCTION || S2:."si=mi0"""""" TO ANNEX EGYPT with Austrian officers and news papermen, | was astonished at the 50c Lisle Ribbed idbchcrdeec WR TAD Si cens seh I wan with the Hapsburg forcen|E™=49 Nov. 25. But thetr plans TO SHOW YOU'RE SOBER SIMPLY SING OF enn ‘pa vahemeat "ip, ut" tee ve seen DEATH LIST IN | SisTER SUSIE SEWING SOLDIERS’ SHIRTS The road they traveled was mark- ; el by the bodies of dead in wagons. There was no explana the still worse wrecks of | Yer? loaded onto a train and taken |] CE CUISTER SUSIE'S sewing shirts for soldiers; to Budapest. There huge wagon Such skill at sewing snirte our shy young sister Susie and by ba trains filled the roads. In them shows Men driven insane by their suffer. padmen and wounded a I saw the Austrian army trans-| “ere ™™ Some soldiers sent epistiee—eay they'd rather sleep on thist formed aimost in a day from a|,4%4 then we discovered that the Than the saucy, soft, short shirts for soldiers sister Susie sew: body of conquerors into a stagger ee were advancing. | Susie sews.” ing, disorganized mass. Its re-| y, , Retreat Wee a Rout | In Engiand tt has supplanted “Tipperary.” It’s the “Tommies treat was a rout e had been taking part In are] LONDON, Dec, 18—Further n-|| iatest marching song. Beholds Horrible Scenes treat--in an utter rout. vestigation of the ruins of buildings Also in America it has come to be the latest marching song. It a Wpeth of borer | great Jubilation to take us isto Bel Tradition among military ex- “(Continued From Page 1. perts is that the committees of | LONDON, Dec. 18-—Proclamation 1847 wrote a full and complete of a British protectorate over Egypt list of directions as to the op- | was believed here today to be pre- eration of the destroyer and | liminary to the country’s annexa- that these directions have been | tion ment Dundonald, experiment- ing with gases and chemicals, suddenly appeared before the admiralty, demanding the ap pointment of a small commit tee to investigate his “new in ! @ the PAINTING BY BARRILLOT gta eign ce| The country was being awept by 90 nfallat ’ y 5 , , echfter spending weeks in France ee a the meena, artiepool, Scarborough and] tells tnfallably heter you're mar hing on the straight and narrow || 6 to in theiireseest Living Betis tltcee ae eee be. troops in the field, and after watch-| Servia. The roads were In an un-|iter in the week by German cruisers || ‘There are verses and verses of cumulative and asinsisterly tn He Gatmed ‘that Eis’ inves Window ing the fighting at Przemysl, it waa | *peakable condition. The hardships| brought the number of Killed to 143/] sidious albilancy. If you triumph over the first verse, don't gloat. tion furnished an “tnfallidle fn Servia that I beheld the most| of travel were fearful \and pf-weectted to 661 eee See isis fon , means of securing at one blow 9 horrible scenes of the war. The statement that many soldiers) It was tholight this accounted for| °® Vaugeville. artiste brought the song to thie country. It was|| GF military supremacy; 4 s s LI 4 BY Ss I arrived in Servia, following| Went insane is no exaggeration. | all casualties picked ap et once everywhere an a test of sobriety. “She sells cea || Sommoticing and Cenninating 6 war by one victory.” A royal committee invest!- Many weeks with the Aust In on u it aatrian h one case, an Austrian lente a nelie” is easy by comparison. mn. | iSemy in Gelicis, whore 1 had wit'| ant, iyi reese Wy tie condeide, ‘SHIPS AID INFANTRY ‘The latest use of the song ts an affection-tester ‘eee | Family Liquor Store nessed the gnted. It reported that Dun- and defense in the campaign ing by, and called to him, where| LONDON, Dec. 18.—Shells trom| elay tie abe, pombida, raha acre eee ot, that alien Seainst the Russians. on ait:| won the major turned and shot him| warships material ald to allies’| rhe wale thecdegh tt salely, tt-anennsiha'e net to love, Mo-oned! | ‘eer Be\cisimed) thas ether on Can Tred erent hla ys Cae 5f 8 leg. He was stark mad | forces which advanced to Westende|| under emotional strain can do it. But if he breaks down, she covers prea] TS ACIRBLt was irresistible an Vee 1313-1315 First Ave. Perhaps the Austrians’ long jor many ‘weeks of assogiation yesterday |] his confusion by falling on bis neck and exclaiming, “'Tis true, you Tac cordial: eed smoldering hatred of the 8 ; ~ love me acer in however TH bots iy Headquarters for Holiday Wines and When you think you've conquered it, fry to sing it with a lisp. ‘That's Marte Dressler’s stunt, So far as {# known, she's the only living person who can accomplish it. 4 coupled with their be! that Bervian plotters arranged and exe tuted Archduke Francis Ferdi CHRI T een, Tevet ter N) MAS SWEATERS mits of permissible warfare.” Hundreds Executed ke aR ' The report urged “that it be Anstrian outrages In Servia have AT SPECIAL PRICES | teres and destroyed the gas works,| kept a secret, lest some other Ives worse than those ‘che 2 DE TROYERS Several explosions were” heard.| power get it and use it for the i aietaat the G Three large fires were observed in| annihilation of England and the the town from our ships. conquest of the world.” mittee had reported that its “devastation would be tnhu man; {t would transcend the ne Saturday S; Special One Full Quart Monogram Whisker vans in Belgi Our regular factory prices on Men's, Women’s and Children’s For 40 m from the fron Sweat > | the country 1s ganatiod an: rigs ogg a6 era have.always been lower than retail prices elsewhere, | “We received « few hits from| In 1846 the admiralty ap Regular Value $1.00, and ln the tomb. i and on Gift Sweaters we are making atill better prices | the coast batteries, but suffered! pointed another investigating B. Reis of Servian to 4 |iittle damage | committee of high officials One Bottle Fine Old Port Wine In January, 1847, this com GERMANS CLAIM NORWEGIAN CRAFT | irr Say IS SUNK BY A MINE) $i .0,"o0r oe cco BERLIN.—By Wireless to LONDON, Dee, 18.—The unidenti-| annihilate any hostile force. To Bondon, Dec. 18—The sinking /fied steamship sunk by a mine| Use such utter devastation of two | Thursday between Flamborough would be contrary to the prin- Regular Value 50c Both Bottles Free City Delivery on Specials Reliable Goods—Careful “Attention to Your executed. On trians took me with into Servia to show me how the enemy's lines were being driven back. All wool, Jumbo atiteh, heavy we’ We traveled 150 miles into the b sprig le and gray. northwestern corner of the coun- $6.00 VAIUO oes sseeeeveneesmereseerenes . try. Splendid Values in Men’s Sweaters Octonek collar, by the ka crul Eighteen towns which we passed | ” Ayiati y | é & Ce) British destroyers during the | Head and Newcastle proved today| ciples of warfare. Wants, See Our Hi ee etn eee one | enw A dees 4 ape German naval raid on the Eng. |to have been the Vaaren, a Nor During the Crimean war the jollday Novelties, oo Be bell be Me 4 a 0 ; Ith tassel or pompon on side, in ight and lish coast wae officially claim- wegian craft. government, hard pressed and Out-of-T. Cc f mkamtante, y 1 Sal agp a gy Da et 65c ed today - desperate, was inclined to use Send tn Your Holide soegag B sane RgH ‘ pe Greens sizes, 400 to “After approaching the Fnelish TY the mysterious destroyer r Holiday Orders for Wines ee nenrisn officers const,” said the government state WOMAN NOT GUIL | against the Russtans Wie Re ut eddaittad = that auch = {iment, “our cruisers were attacked; ALBANY, Or., Dec. 18.—After de-| The admiralty once voted to “ WHISKEY Dateien ae . na ggg OCTONEK KNITTING co. Lunsucceasfully by four British tor- | Myerating 10 hours, a jury at 12:15) use the device, provided Dun Si "1 1 IE | $3.00, $3.50, $4.50 ites Kae in Yranch FACTORY STORE, FIFTH AND UNION pedo boats, One was destroyed! this morning returned a verdict of}, donald would Instruct two of- $2.00, $3.00 per and $5.50 per Gal I saw 25 sque fles of Servian Open Evenings nae or eg Gottosares badly | not guilty In the case of Mrs. Van| ficers_as to how to employ it Gallon lon aw re miles of an damaged sewhere another Brit-/Grier, charged with murder fo: gaindt Sevastopol Freight P renches of perfec yattern in for again AsLOpO reight Paid Tite tie bodies of Sertiane were Ish destroyer was sunk ‘shooting and killing her husband He refused mrosehie * of $5.00 oF More, We silenced the Hartlepool bat- Mra. Grier’s plea was self-defense. He stated that be would ues g_Seer