The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 19, 1915, Page 9

STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1915 PAGE 9. J sis South American Commissioner ‘Debts Minutely Trip Through America’s Big Ditch; He’s Now Ad- vocating Putting the Great Canal Undeg International Protection {Shoe Bargains Go Like Hot Cakes The great “quitting business” sale of Brown Bros., pioneer shoe house, which opened yesterday, proves that while times may be tight, real bargains bring crowds of people willing and able to buy. And such shoe bargains! If Brown Bros. were not going out of business they could not quote such prices. Being ready-to quit, they want to quit quickly, and tremendous price reductions do the business. Just look at these sample prices! There are many more, of course, for the Brown Bros.’ stock is a big one, and every pair is a wonderful bargain. Doors open 9 a. m. daily, Open Saturday evening. BOYS’ || Patent | | MEN'S SLIPPERS GATUN LAKE CULEPRA CUT vel} , | . drawing indicating arrangement of locks and showing how a vessel travels through the canal from the Atlantle to Pacific end. ROGER W. BABSON | is 20 miles long, it must average! gates were closed upon u CITY, March 5.—W ’ at Colon the eastern end of] 1, po, a the canal, bright steam through ( |tinually change the level of the in width About 28 feet of water was let/ocean, sometimes more and some us two or three hours to ONS afd thus our ship gradually| times lean water Is let out of this evel of Lake Mira-jlast lock in order to make allow Men’s Heavy an | and early in tne wh ns which we = then/an morning | hen pasnir rough the locks The gates of the next lovk| So | | k Le athe Big wing of thes After’ going] We were pulled by elestric locome hen opened and we w Pe hanioohane, (ha tenet Wit r : | ke you were pull-| Western hemisphere, the canal wril through the usual| tives, one on each side, in front, toled into Lock No. 5 continually become a greater asset red tape, and hay-) pull us forward, and one on each! About 28 feet of water was then|for us and a real blessing for the ing various digni-| side behind, to hold up back from let out of Lock No. 5 and we de-|entire world taries come| bumping {nto the gates. Then we scended accordingly | Any event which saves time and| aboard to see! passed through Culebra cut and at) ‘Th at the opposite end of|coal, as does the opening of this whether or not we) last we reached the second vet of Lock No. 6 were then opened and|canal, reduces the cost of freights were Americans,) locks, some six or eight miles from we passed into Lock } incidentally helps all people tn English or the Pacific side, and were again) Enough water was t! vations | mans, we were al “ Lock No. 6 to lower ou the} Now that {ft fs bullt, we must} lowed to ente red Lock | level of the Pacific « work to have it placed under inter:| } the canal K and the’ _As the tides of the Pacific con-' national protection | bout six miles | se “S' BERTWA MANN TELLS FUNNY STORY ON | escew'ioh'sc"'tu| THE PLAY SHE WILL BE SEEN IN HERE AMBASSADOR OF | GERMANY MAY - | BE RECALLED ‘Pose about * feet to the top| first lock, and then, as the We passed By GILSON GARDNER WASHINGTON, March 19.—~ No surprise is caused in Wash- Ington by the report that Count von Bernstorff, the German am- bassador, is to be recalled. Diplomatic affairs betwe Germany and the United 8 been going badly and there are rea 8 to believe that the kaleer ie as much displeased with hie ambassador as the United States is displeased with epleodes like the pase Port scandal and the apparent activity of both the n tache, t. Boy-ed, and the | military attache, von Papen, as | —————-———— sce ThE Sevaeodi™ “GAG op nen PULLS LEVER OF BURY LOVE NOTES (rina Motion Pictures Whether vrponabie or vot. yoo ane. 8.200" WOTING MACHINE © WITH N.Y. WOMAN | Fines ecvirmen in the Rernator{f will notur pay the Northwest Geta pair and rest your feet. * Choice of black Little Gents’ High-Cuts, tans only; $3.00 Shoes ir os. $2010 Boys’ School Shoes, all styles and sizes in the lot; black s and tan Joys’ Slippers, all sizes, in tans; $1.35 to $1.50 Slippers, 5 Little Boys’ Slippers; all sizes, in black, red and tan; $1.00 and $1.25 Slippers, 55 pair .. Cc BROWN BROS. GOING OUT OF BUSINESS Cor. First and Columbia $3.50 Bro- 5 gans, pair $2. 3 $5.00 Goodyear Welts; veal calf; double sole to heel; un lined; pr. DOD $4.50 Goodyear Welts; black elk soles, with men $2.15 _— SHOES warp $8, 75 The Chance of a Lifetime Shoes $6.00 Patents, full line of latest styles, all sizes, for street and dress $5.00 and $6.00 Pat and tan $1.50 Slippers for 85c Fine Shoes \n immense stock to select from. Shoes for ents a lasts; nea width = ‘$1. 65 $5.00 Patents; 300 pairs of them; good styles; mostly narrow widths, Pair s+ PLD You're sure to find a Dress Shoe to suit in these lots. style, for comfort, for $7.00 Shoes for..$5.00 $6.00 Shoes for..$3.95 $4.50 Shoes for..$3.35 $4.00 Shoes for..$2.95 Norman & Bennett's High Tops $ Kinds for..... $9 $10 Kinds for.. $7.50 $8.50 Kinds for $6.35 Rubber Boots and Over- shoes, one-third off. Tose again about 28 feet im No. 2: gates at the} end of this lock opened we passed into Lock No. 3.} gates were then closed and) was then let into this third until we rose to the level of| , | Th all we had been raised py successive steps about 85) aes “— mean level of the] q fare c a fairly eusdusstl Jody of water, containing about 160) qure niles. ‘This means that if itl NAVY YARD ROUTE feamers H. B. Keanedy and Tourist ° » ‘adie eabiect to change wit Main 3101. Price S0e Round Trip - op en o offer the services penalty and his friends in Wash. “epartment t : TO Ri G UP VOTES: -—— jington have Iately begun to read (he United States as \ mediator to Ll | NEW YORK, March 19.—Love let Jacobs Photo Shops rich BS “ bring about an immediate termine ers, tres of her youth, were the handwriting on the wal ters, treasures erman sentiment in the “0H of hostilities INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., March | buried with Mary Ashton Wade, a Pl, Bullding. Seattle 1 States is unreasoningly at This will not happen, however 19.4-Dectaration that | Mayor |spinster. The executor of her es == |tributed to von Bernstorff by the Some similar utterance dropped by Don M. Roberts had told him |tate in court said that when she kateer ** von Bernstorff at the beginning of! what to say if the grand jury | died a small package was found on CUT RATE PRICE The ambassador has the War was misinterpreted and le got him, formed part of the |a desk with a note: “Please bury | \fen’s Half Soles, sewed | man, in Washington and ‘0 an abortive effect by Bryan and testimony given by Enno [this with me.” That package, he jar other offenses againat dj., Wilson to m | Harnes, city hall janitor, late |said, contained the things dearest)" Rest of ph of which he has been gutity At that were Informed) Thursday in the federal elec in her life—old love letters Rubber Heels utteranc made at semi. | Germany that the occasion war ar ase l affairs Hike dinners, to not opportune and by the allies that id he pulled the fect that the preesnt war is a no occasion would be opportune un- lever of the voting machine in calamity for his country and that|til Germany's military power had hie precinct until he wore a he thinks {t ought to be stopped been broken. blister on his finger. MONEY MONEY MONEY That’s all we’ve heard for the last ten days. We haven’t got it. But get it we must. Do you think we would let the cost of clothing or the loss we must take stop us? A thousand times no. Come to the easy-pickings. You've heard of sales, and attended sales, but this one caps them all. Clothing for men so. TH one | QUININE.” Look for sig ot EW. Gr Ad Food Fermentation 4 @ Stomach Spectaliae B speciation t ain of stom che that rmal auses| r Bertha Mann by search e had seen | Mann, who plays the/treasurer was ‘aust meee. i faithless wife in the drama “To-|for a letter he though day,” which comes to the Moc addressed to me. for one ‘ week, hte eng ee ‘One said to the other Dear night, tells a story of an experien me, 1 do wish she would hasten. Simran li |she had in Chicago i | We shall be late for the matinee. Perhaps I should preface my| “1 said to them: ‘There {s no story.” explains Miss Mann, “by re-| matinee today, ladie minding » 1 that the title of oar| Oh, yes, there they both an play, ‘Today,’ is the announcement And t one of them Le ee ee oy aa ee er rice: thane continued, ‘Tt le advertised all over and boys, hats up to the minute in style and quality, and a clean, fresh stock of men re nator 9 to neu-| day Today : pied anh stop" the tor I all must go for what you'll give. We are on the Rock and have got to quit. The prices below tell the Bere pane ipo Hittle warm! tne bill boards, and in Dewspapers| having in mind our play’ ‘Toda story ina nut shell. Sale on tomorrow, Saturday, at 10 a.m. Watch our windows. two teaspoonful of | you see the word “Today l‘Why that will be tonight.’ “Well. one afternoon during our] They both walked. Indignantly jlong run in Chicago. | was stand-| away, and I overheard one say ing at the box office window of the|‘ghe Is evidently one of those Princess theatre getting my mmail,/ actresses—they are a a ou | when two ladies fell into line be-| kno o' hind me School-marm w for|ten plainly all over them 15c Bell Brand Union-Made Collars Ac Men’s $2 Corduroy Pants B. V. D. UNION SUITS druggist os i, havelgrew perturbed at Seopertion~- | { Standard Remedy BioseweNTs HOW ITALY MAY Fer Many Homes, MY, Staate-Zettang Pictures BY J. W. T. MASON &:: ” Be A" sents neservea 25c oe European Manager of United vite 4 a itlegag | NEW YORK, March 19.—If Italy Aang $3.00 SW COATS enters the war on the side of the ere EATER 4 Sat—$i1.00 | allies, it is not probable that the|( antiy effective remed | government will consent to the Ital-|( quickt jan army befng placed at the dis posal of the joint general staff. Italy's belligerency will be for the!) paramount purpose of seizing Aus “sera a #22 2 2 w York Drama 1.29 tria’s southern provinces, and, sec: || : aes crsnontre Italian troops, therefore, would|} HA ALMACAAN tae | not go to the relief of the allied ar 5 « mies Italy's immediate strategic object if she goes to war, will be to seize|) Ills Trieste. The capture of Trieste would carry with it command of the peninsula, which is one of Italy's DENTAL lost provinces so ardently desired. | After subduing Istria, 1 possl-) ble the Italians would be indefinite and Ited we At jan ‘anag 3 pane i ‘nai ‘si OPTICAL | stir tthe hia of ely Rs \! PRICES CUT Trtsle Theatre _| sia ts giving France and engaging @ large Austro 96.89 $15 and $18 Men’s Suits 50c and 75c Boys’ Knee Pants 7.85| 33° ‘Union Label Clothing Co. Vo Sult the Hard Times Phone Main 43 ore ALL WEEK force, Italy would lessen the pc 4 2 en Mustoat esslof the defense of-the Teutons In 4 : nme Up Father France and Flanders * 4 PAN? TAGES. (rs wave TuSKS | Edwin ae ans D. D. S.. LUMBERMAN,N. C., March 19.— ng Dentint HERBERT LLOYD & CO, | J. G. Bundy, who lives on a farm Dental Depart — FIFTH AVENUE AT PIKE STREET belonging to John B. Smith, In Wis-| opttom be ° “THE KING or DIAMONDS” |hart’s township, was in town re woe: “Y ZIMMERMAN, ]eently and reported a litter of pl je Sure “nna A onl ; orld Famous Impersonator, at his place all born with tusks) open evenings until & and Sun- 10¢ and 20¢, about three-quarters of an inch long, days until 4 for people who work. a