The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 19, 1915, Page 2

STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1915. PAGE 2, U }the American protest wilt be that) TTT | = ; — shipment through countries 3 ITs ANSWER wire dclar HAPPY TIME 1 1 > matter } wha surAnces are conveyed to} ON BLOCKADE :°°::°<<" INNORTH a p lMmitat r attitude WASHINGTON, March 9.— pony “y - ‘The first draft of the American ee, test against the Anglo a inch blockade of Germany Attendance at the first annual treet fair held Thursday night tn the University district @ met ee leg wuts of that neighborhood, vied with Seattle's great Potlatch cele bration more closely than the “U."] iness men had any conception it feached President Wilson to 4 deisel Simply Got to---and a Lot of It MY BILLS ARE DUE--MY CREDITORS ARE CLAMORING FOR THEIR MONEY THEY ARE ENTITLED TO IT—I MUST AND WILL PAY THEM. For Saturday I will sell the very finest Shoes at absolutely sacrifice prices. The best known makes will be included. Among them are the following well-known brands: Weber Shoe Co., Brockton, Mass. The Big “Z,’’ made in Seattle. North Adams Shoe Co., of North My stock includes the largest variety Adams, Mass. of high-grade Men’s Shoes of any regular The famous McKelvin line. stock on the Pacific coast. The “Hand Kraft,” of Compello, Mass. Tt estates that the action of the allies involves a matter of fact rather than a matter of Thirty thousand happy fun-see! owded the sidewalks and ammed stores that lite 46th ave N. B, the business distri And moat of the 90,000 lin, d until the last store light on street pd out with the coming of ning States and does not favor litney buses and street cara car The fundamental proposition of E Says No One Need emain Thin Now ried hundreds to | Physician's Advice For Thin, Unde N ‘‘ veloped Men and Women nival from = mat slar did a bum jitinen squeesing the axles groan se weight. On proach was a lip sas far an the Late " x Fine shoes, heavy shoes, medium shoes, Dr. Reed’s Cushion Soles, of Brockton, high shoes, low shoes, loggers’ shoes, danc- Mass. : ing shoes—you'll find them all in this big The Stilson-Kellogg Shoe, made in stock, and each one the best to be had BEST $2.50 GLASSES ON EARTH atior }from the Later the fire taddies prod f rescuing entr rom & supposedly burn vivid spe | ped pe jing bufldin, yy | The firemen risked their lives to provide this entertainment. Us| ing the three-story University bank} ling as a stage, several tied] Ladies’ Shoes | Men’s Shoes | Boys’ Shoes $3.00 Ladies’ Button Shoes, in white $3.00 to $4.00 Odds | $2.50 Boys’ and Ends, Shoes or | Shoes. Money- Oxfords; sizes 6 and | raising price 7 only; good styles. Money- 98 c $1 45 ra Mre. Weems-Brady @ price. $3.00 Boys’ $3.00 and $3.50] Shoes. Money- Gunmetal and Vici | raising price Kid, Lace or But- ton; all the newest $1.95 A few broken lines, good patterns, sold si : or $3.50 and $4 for $15.00. Money- raising , raising price ......... eds $6.98 price ... $2.35 Boys’ Shoes. Money - raising 917 First Ave. stage and went to live in Omaha. |eminently successful in accom ~ }plishing a more friendly feeling} {than has ever before existed be versity merchants and| ors. They also agree! I be done all over again} [stage end went to tre BREAKS SUICIDE _ PACT; SHOOTS , | | ‘LEGISLATURE OF P| CLEVELAN h 19.—George| | | c corre | D. Kent, 20, is dead, and his part { E} ner tn the cigar business and life | long friend, Lester W. Scheu, 24, Is | | | next year. oe eng Sgaleeres Fancies $3.50 and $4.00] price orsteds; 15. Goodyear Welts, in Moncy-raising price ........ $8.85 Blucher or Button, $2.35 fot All Blue Serges, including the famous Gunmetal or Vici ms 'e Money-raising price ...... N/ under arrest. | Scheu told police that Kent tried g|*2 force him into a suicide agree | ment at his home last night Al Kent. he said, produced two bot tles of chloroform and ordered aa prin ge iz | Scheu to drink one of them, at the "or. ae et | |same time drawing a revolver. If °*)) mike | : ne so-called gambling bill, y| the Polson falled to do its work.) «nich | Scheu said, Kent promised he would R| shoot him, then kill himself | In order to gain time, Scheu said TD| toe ome to yregate the ghace ot] "ates Dome, Rowse | “, It permits poker, stud poker, Aj Polson. Scheu seized the gun and/yojo, whist, panguingue, five| | shot Kent dead hundred and other forms, except: | y|_,The two men, it ts sald, hadiing percentage games | | Dledged eternal friendship and had| (ames conducted under the io that neither should ever|-dealer” and gambling house per N, Bias’ ols eadatinuet) Behen contas system remain as fel 1| was married in February. He al-| Races with pari-mutuel betting leges that Kent was insanely fealous were jegalized by the legislature G/ of his bride. |several weeks ago | ees $4.50 and $5.00 Hand Welts in the new- | 15¢ Men’s Sox, black and tan— 6c est shapes; large variety. These Shoes -raisi i Men’s Pants |iziSar" ge | so Seen tows ale”. $3.45 raising price ...............45 1 9c $2.00 Pants—Money- 00 ; ‘a *, | 20c Silk Hose—Money- raising price .............0005 95c = Big Z Washings Bry pe a raising price ............504. 19¢ $2.50 Pants—Money- SI 29 “J, & M.” Shoes, all go 25¢ Wool Sox—Money- Qc raising price ............... . for money-raising price $3.95 raising price ............... via CARSON CITY, Nev. March 19. —Nearly all forms of gambling were legalized by the legisiatar 4) in the closing hours of t wan defeated yesterday, | was revived at the 11th hour un der the guise of a substitute for au entirely different measure and | $3.00 Pants—Money- SI 65 Big Z Logger and 16-inch French Veals, 50c Work Shirts—Money- 35c raising price ............... double sole, water-proof; retail for $8.50 | 81S Price --.- +... - sss eee $3.50 Pants—Money- and $9.00. Money-raising $5 95 $1.00 Dress pauste—Momey- 48c Fee 00. $1 95 RPE ea ee e FeReng Pee .. oy eG Remmi s 1,000 pairs of Men’s Shoes, English | $1.50 Dress Shirts—Money- $5.00 and $6.00 Pants— $2 95 lasts, cloth top, in rubber bottoms, rubber | raising price ....... woe 89c Money-rai: ttre eees . an — welt; all new arrivals. Were to be sold for $6.00. $3 A ll , Po H BATTLE DEVELOPS | Men’s Hats Money-raising sale price... .. 95 Men S Fumishings, | UNCLE SAM TO SEE The Big Z Made-in-Seattle Shoe 1 Hats, Etc., Greatl s POR GZERNOWITZ “WoW BELLIGERENTS POR $5.00 and $4.00 Men’s Hats, all shapes, | namivers ure the best lines the Factory ceeds y o i 7 —) +} numbers are the t lines this factory H . BUCHAREST, March 19.—Dis TREAT PRISONERS i seabed co Rist including some | makes—all double sole, large extension, Reduced In Price a bs ’ « a ‘ Uy a ‘ Sete wecrttecare ana ‘s pe \ culate Tacoma. in its class. y 2 a! Ps . . — - . be tOth on the 4 . ny ewalk and in the street, « .. and having a “bear of a time 1 « “ 1 i . ‘ soo Soest ’ LGAs Wedd eat once’. Sekt COT P ; k. 7 entrances, "The merchants dlatrib I will sell these shoes at prices which absolutely can’t be equaled in this or any other verte } r ted free gifts to those successtu A * * tl by rs Taare — = ‘ rn Tesh, ahs: te thoes. aesceeetees city, to raise money to pay pressing bills. This is the chance of a lifetime to buy shoes. syed ae aren Ce ER ES. Here are the prices that must do the business for me: |} preceded > arad e head |er"waich ‘Sppeured, the “apparstee Overcoats and Slipons at LESS THAN HALF PRICE ropes about their bodies, and,| duck or leather. Money- g5c hile companions held to the oth tat . ST aa eee ler end, deacended swiftly to t raising price seeeeede | Mra. Ha rady, the actre ae ? The Right Lenses Always itd af the Chad palinountive, Teall” ‘Pols wan, followed by de ax $2.50 Ladies’ Oxfords, all sizes, all new ‘There are many makes of lenses. 7. Brady, has left the Brady man-\¢ f rescuing ladders toes. Money-raising We buy in the rough form, direct | #02 in Omaha and returned to New) At 9 o'el Mayor Gil » 4 Cc rpm factory. Then we finish them York. and her friends say she ex-| fron lag-ira ped 4 near the price ..... tees 46 meet your individual needs, after, Pet t return to the stag yank building Tam Sinve examined your eve | Mrs. Brady, wao was formerly jof the arrange mumit Miss Madah Weems, married her|troduced the whe | 5 se Marcum millionsire husband last Thanwssiy-| given a tical Co. ing day after a 24-hour courtship Business men in the district and immediately afterward left the| agreed today that the carn as! patches from border towns today as near water-proof as any leather can declare a great battle for pos — sale price 95c session of Csernowitz, capital of| WASHINGTON. March 19.—Un Gain ia bauae be made. Sell regularly for $5.50 and . | Austrians advanced from the! prison camps in Great Britain, G All the new Spring Hats, in every color | $6.00. Money-raisin y g a . | Bukowina, {5 developing. |cle Sam is going to Inspect allen jeity and attempted to deliver an/many, Austria, and possibly those i and shape. Money-rai sale price ck oO he Slave massed “rance and Russia conditions 4 attas mn the Slave mase in jin Fran nd Russ! If condi sale SE 1b Svs Baie a ba uc Compare these prices with other sales. Bags at One-Half Price }the vicinity of Sadagora. Warned | are found unsatisfactory, Uncle Saw |of the enemy's approach, the Rus-|has the promise that they will be jsians met the attack with de-|quickly remedied | PT 7 |termination and repulsed the Aus-| The plan has been under consid-| trians with loss. | eration for some time, the state de. ~ ————! partment announced Thursday | night, and England, Germany and — s rangement pee -. ne Soe In addition to probing into con resentatives will also distribute t prisoners supplies from thelr own ricco com St 1422 Third Ave, wuen'icvces Puc -i'bace. 1422 Third Ave. ADMIT Russians i a pe ee tion. OGROSSED BORDER ~~~ arch 1 ; Imported Ale and Stout, | Keystone Whisky, fine large bottle 15¢; per | blend, full quart 55¢; ein edetiee cd $1. per gal. ........$2.10 Italian Swiss Colony | Old Overholt, bottled in Port, large bottle 25¢@; | bond, full quart ...80¢ | EOS 65¢ | O. F. C. Whisky, bottled Cresta Blanca Sparkling | 12 bond, full quart 80¢ Burgundy, large bottle Coon Creek — Straight ; , .. 25 ¢ Whisky, full quart .65¢ Italian S Tips, red or talicng gg es sek papers ae Fine California Brandy, BERLIN, March 19.—That Rus sian raiders hav crossing the border of Prussia ed in Tacoma after smashing fur Have Got to Raise Money mw om! SERE and ELSEWHERE | anor vere st sone UTA PROMIBITION | ee Se Se Se Se Se full quart O¢ ; ner gal and reaching the ovtskirta “of @ A ons . ure i me uh we . icria dad oul Virginia Dare, per bottle q 70¢; per g Memel, was admitted by the wa HERE ? Island conso 4 1} any, to make trial trip Saturday on) PUTS | home of Mrs. E.R.) SALT LAKE CITY, March 19— @ | tie ets $2.4 oe pec be va pS |_F. J. Craig, laborer, 55, asphyxi-| Lake Washington peste hee State-wide ibition, which te | Fors UT In og 0000s OO Rum, Gin, Blackberry, Official dispatches from Inster-| Consumers’ league plans to estab-| Sted himself in Ivy hotel, 675| 8t Dolphin sailed Thursday | Storm eweeping English coast ceived an overwhelming vote It { 8-year-old Cedar Run | Peach and Apply Brandy, burg characterize the Russians |lish branch clubs in suburbs | King st, Wednes night for stern Alaska ports Investigation into common. sell Doth the house and senate, bas beam Whisky, full quart 85¢; | full quart Ft per gal participating in these attacks as| Mrs. G. 8. Pe wits of one of aq entt Boyns, president Commer: | , oll hot po aptel pale willl sag agencies abroad firat ‘work 6f Wy ne Rory. 4 The go mm: , : irebugs,” rather than soldiers.{the oldest ne jclal club, spoke on insuraree at) have sche nstruction once a nae eto Kills the bill, the legislature a per gal. .....s.ee DD | cer cceee cocvenes $2.55 4 ne old newspaper editors in| 7! beseid new federal trade commission 0 ee . , : . They cross the border, burn asin eee Nor denate | Us Thursday night ee ; having adjourned several days 960. G-year-old Sunny Brook.| Apricot, Sweet Peach, many houses as possible, and pil-| tor Rei askance, thts venty-five senators and con-| Agency @f Southern railway here , Governor sete April 9 aside as in applying his veto the governor Whisky, full quart 75¢; |, Kuemmel, Creme de lage German towns, and then|da : |e en to visit’ Northwest this] Shohienee ht See leq Liner Mirjam reports having en lared tite local option law of thy lee back ac 7 spring and summe: ongressma er Laennec i afforded pre on to sit _per gal. ..--..--$2.95 | Menthe, per bottle 65¢ ae eee ene a Fifteen garbage men arrested! turin pscnmer: Congressman |nnireday with a, cargo” of wheat countered five huge teebergs while | Communitl a hel deairea tk » ; Fy Thursday for leaving garbage cans ays Fae as iy crossing Atlantic < es as desired i Pure Alcohol, 188 per | Rainier Beer, Olympia, Ger- ARRESTED AS SMUGGLERS = Verturned on Western ave Charles Livingstone (“Babe the Mayor of Guttenburg, N. J., po: F cent Full 85 man Lager, 4 ethane Mabbal,’ ‘Gants. shan Musher") taken to @hehalis county } @ liceless town, narrowly escapes! * The coolest thing I @ver saw in art Cc i large bottl ; Cc SAN FRANCISCO, March 21.—|writes story on Chinese for Hare} onsen Charge of defrauding tnn-| | ELSEWHERE death when bomb wrecks home action was that. of H ] = iaaeqgeen = Alfred Braun, action of a rich South pers Weekly keeper fe after serving 415 days | @ ° Annual report of United Stee! lander, who miiked t In county Jal | 0 q corporatios show ecline le and shell fire et somet hisabiaas taabiie, dnd ( ; i ) Centralia police judge raises corporation — sh decline in Pifle and shell fire to on « thee teak ae tha enamine aoe oer anton trip \t audeville show Friday night.|and cost naurgent members of Portland When (he water ran out,” sa : y 4 in tae -— rorndeg pyres ri N 3 rk. | The steel ferry steamer Lincoin,| Panic results in tent on Frisco) First M. K. chureb lose court fight vate Clarke, of the King’s Ro * 3 a cts on ainbridge| built by Anderson Steamboat com. fair grounds when ballet dancer ts! for possession of chureh rifles,