The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 25, 1915, Page 5

1915. PAGE 5, VILLA AND CARRANZA | BIRDMEN enna ae _STAR—THURSDAY, MARCH 2: ARMIES IN SAVAGE RAID 3 |/Y\** Dougall - fouthwick R. B. Gage, Receiver Beh a Replying to a letter signed “Duvall,” and addressed to Cynthia (I | IES WASHINGTON, March 2 | partment announces that an Grey, published in last Wednesday's Star, Rev. Charies A. Owens of Duvall, Wash, brands it malicious in intent and fal: The Second Day of the Just-Before-Easter Sale of New, Seasonable Merchandise Of fers Many Added Values in fact. With desperate fioht in prog army transport will “remove ress between the armies of foreigners from the port. Villa and Carranza in the vi An army said to be under einity of Tampico, the war de the personal command of Gen “Duvall” charged ballot juggling In a recent election of the . school board. Rev, Owens was clerk at a school election in Duvall CETTINJE, March 26.—Three “I have been a minister of the Gospel and a member of the Puget || Austrian aeroplanes attempted a raid over Montenegrin cities, Willa is attacking Matamoras. Sound conference of the Methodist Episcopal church, Seattle district, over negrin ol LOCAL _DRUGGIST PLEASED! A message to the Carranta |p f0F the past 18 or 17 year ber of charges in this conference and am known from the Columbia vari, 1¢ wi jays Rev, Owens, “I have held a num lnoluting the ‘soapers of Anti nnounced today agency here clair weepin, We are ¥ pleased wit Victory over the Villletes ot || fiver to the British line, and | think it ie @ shame that parties un Although 18 bembe were | QUICK action of buckthors K.| Ebane Thies town la about 20 |} Known may hide behind a letter to a newspa dropped on Antivari, six upon rf to make such charg: glycerine, etc, ax mixed in Adter miles west of Matamoras and || #9ainst me.” bail Ae nel cco rag This Sale, coming as it does just before Easter, offers to 4 ke, F itis yp Rive! ce the calbieed ear eich the The Star sincerely regrets that it should have been the innocent || "° damage was done i h fresh, cl : ONE SPOONF Villiehen are euspensé to be & Instrument for any malicious and false attack upon as reputable Hl out cuipvanos ATTACK you an unusual opportunity to purchase fresh, clean, new mef- ach, @as and cr hed citizen as Rev. O ‘ Hf i t Many ‘medicines \. . ihe clue aosarenemt nan vo The letter Prtevny Duvall” did not state any names, but, as Rev. AMSTERDAM, March 25.—An chandise at extremely low prices. Many interesting and use- act only on lower bowel: Adter ceived no information concern Owens was, in fact, the clerk of that election, he is entitied to this | *eropiane attack on the German ful items from every department. jer, the explanation. shipyards at Hoboken, near the Hol land frontier, is admitted today In Gispatches from Berlin, but the Q—Can you tell me how to fixjonly such utensils as are required| British claims of damage to sub | gute pleture frames, discolored, so| for frequent use. A pantry full of} marines under course of construc ' articles which are only used once] tion are denied == YAQUI INDIANS line. aye sand i Sethe? We wees in ix months Is a perfect nulsanc British aviators flew over the Ike to have them a dark brown oF! when efticienty is considered shipyards, the Berlin dispatches black, but do not know what to| Here is a modest working outfit: | state, dropping several bomi™, but CAPTURE A CITY «: N. KW. One large frying pan, 1 small frying}! serious dama was done ] Reeve the gilt paint thoroughly | Pan, 1 tea kettle, 1 double boiler, 1] On the other hand, the cor jfrom the frames by scrubbing vtg-| Colander, 1 basin, 1 toaster, 1 mine-| respondent of the Rotterdam Cour pusly th a brush and the fol-|¢r, 1 grater, 1 good-sized kettle, 1) ant tod porltively asserted in a m BOTH upper and lower bow ing Leonard Wore etively that A FEW SPOON American reported, held for | | Charge purchases made during this sale placed or April bill, rendered May Ist. m the tongue, drive awa ransom by te Mexicane and tired feeling, « Women’s Regular $7.00 New Models in Separate Skirts. $4.95. Values Included dh to sate 50 HIS is a special | ec of Separate Skirts gio ricl © we for te in securing, and pleasing models in flare skirt, the box plaited skirt, the kirt, the gored skirt. They are all well yred in such popular ma- terials as serge, poplin, gaberdine, covert, chud- dah d shepherd check In many of the best colors, including sand, putty, navy, Belgian blue and black. Special, $4.95. Second Floor. Broken Lines and Sizes P ATENT colt button style with the popular light t of buckskin, in dark gray, light gray, fawn or sulphur cok They have the light welt soles and Spanish Louis heel. Not all sizes in any one style, but a good ra Regular $7.00 values. Special in this sale at §- HERMOSILLO, Mexico, March |, ake tin, 3 bi ad tins,| dispatch to his paper that on abe | 2 Rioting and several executions | pa t a2 #8; methyl al-|! flour sifter, 1 tin pepper shaker, 1/iarine had been destroyed two tod. marked control of this p! € Then stain, paint) fine strainer, 6 sauce pans of vari-| damaged by the Britteh airmer by Mexican peons and Yaqui jor varnish to suit. A dark stain|OUs sizes, 2 asbeat ate, 1 pair of} dians, who rebelled against the! probably would be best, and you|#cales, 1 chopping bowl, 1 rolling! rule of Gov. Juan Maytorena. The|can obtain same at hardware or} pin 1 pair of scissors, 1 chopping covernor is still a prisoner in the| paint store knife, 1 paring knife, 1 pastry knif | hic acid, 18] mat tin, 1 includes a riety the season's best palace, where he was placed by | 1 large basting spoon, 3 or 4 we the rebellious Indians Q—Tuesday being my wife's" spoons, | set of skewers, 1 eK The revolution is spreading rap-| birthday, | bought her a new broom, | beater or whisk, 1 corkscrew, 1 can) idly among the Yaquis, and threat-| mop, dust pan and pet beater.| » 1 scrubbing brush, 1 bottle! | ens to prove a menace to the a thority of the governmen At greatly reduced prices. Drop Heads Singers, New Homes, Wheeler & Wilson, Stand- ards and other makes, $10 ge of sizes in the assortment Since same have been delivered, ahe| rush, | lemon squeezer, a few jars! has turned suddenly cold toward| With good, tight-fitting lds for sup om arin |me. Can you advise, p jean regain her love? | am afraid it !aree earthen mixing bowl, a few H will terminate in the courts if some.| "mailer bowls, dish cloths, floor| ™U*t be torn out and re R. R. WILL SPEND BIG thing isn’t done cloths, oven cloths, pudding cloths! 0’ *ceording to a letter jby the county commissioners to [BROKEN HEARTED HUSBAND. [and a plece of chamols for polish-| 4a, from R. M. Dyer, vice prest SUM IN WASHINGTON My, that too bed! Your| 'ng Jdent of the Puget Sound Bridge & evidently int appreciate —-— D: redxe company, the contra |Your gentle hint that spring house. Q.—Can you tell me of any way | Much of the work has cleaning ts near, Perhaps you can|¢an find out about a certain law In| done un: redeem yourself by digging in and| Oregon? A FRIEND. tn Nor i gilae, 1 Sour bin, $ oF & wit A large, uncertain amount of ep or 3 pitchers. 1! work done on the new ¢ <Hecord Floor. irthoure t 1 500 Pairs of Children’s Hose 15¢. Regular 25c "Values HIS lot includes a sample line, and about one-half of which is Buster Brown PORTLAND, Mareh 35.—T OW. R. & N. Co. will expend $ 1 informal orders, communication reads, “and must 300 in improvements and hetter-| arin, od use of wife's birthday | Hose, called irregulars, because there are some slight imperfections in the ments on its lines in Oregon and| Dent MSY) A—_wette to the secretary of |? changed, remodeled or entirely ¢, ca g Sopra. & ve seine 3 : Washington, according to President nl |state, Salem, Ore aes ,. ery a tunes J Race: is weave. They are good, serviceable stockings, and are of the regular 25c quality. aa We must make room for) J. p. Farrell today. This amount Q—Hew ean | make my eyee| sompentation to expected fil oom The assortment includes black and tan. Special, the pair, 15¢. 4 the new White Sewing Bes neon atheriaee for the cale | prignt? They are very dull look r 0 Construction today ts practically WOMEN’S 25¢ HOSE 19c «ie ; : 5 | dar year 13 0, tell jomething th .|/ False Imp essi at a standstill, Dyer says, owing to I 2 . ; AO ; setiten a . | { 60,006 “ g neluding Burso ruso and other well-known makes, some with white soles. All Machines. New machines “Watta Walla will get $60,000 w e my waist emailer. FF. | in delayed material shipments from luding Burson, T , ‘ z ‘rented We carry parts—}}® ndhouse and other terminal A The best reduced to, the pair, 19¢. ‘ | facilities. At Tacoma $50,000 will] |be spent in completing the freight! thi, for bright Fire the East. The steel and concrete r right eating, | work, however, in complete. Until king and living | —7 | Bas sin p aad supplies for all makes $1.00 and $1.50 SILK HOSIERY 85c | INFANTS’ CASHMERE AND SILK hipments are laid down 1 yt Pht i 2 house, yards and waterway bridge " . | fe ee eee er, oo ne This lot includes some of the best AND WOOL HOSE 15c AND 25¢ | of machines “xpert re-§) Small walets The fire, which occurred Mon.|here, most of the force must r Y 1 Val the 1 p to 35c, mostly ir me | Kea ares and not consid day, did in no way affect the Allen |main idle, though a few are em known makes of Hosiery ou will find, alues in the lot up to 35c, mostly in pairing. J ttc Lake dave cunatel such| Dale Cafeteria, at 811 Second Ave.|Ployed placing interior partitions among others, thread and Italian silk, in| pinks and blues, although there are some to Escape Death: cive you are good to keep the body port was given out, stating that |!" \ well formed: this modern cafeteria was dam-| Th® roof and pent-bouse, the let s wish to|ter says, cannot be completed un 4 1,000 PAIRS OF WOMEN'S 35c HOSIERY 25¢ Silk lisle principally First 1 Nadia Corsets Special $1.00 HESE are for medium and slender figures, have the new medium high bast and long or medium skirt, made of an ex- cellent quality of batiste and outil. Complete range of sizes, sh at the special price of $1.00, % a) The When a swiftly moving passenger! age “ tras aah larain bore down on the track veloc-| @—What would be a good list of state that the same superior serv. {til more material ts received tpede carrying him, near Fremont|kitehen utensils for a young bride 'ce is maintained and their bust) Dyer further ntions §=that a whe is to do her own work? ness has in no way been affected, |/@tke amount of interior work not Crepe de Chine Envelope —— Chemises $2. es HIS is another ipa of ee ween as see ae Take Deion MISS 19. While this article was not espe-|known in the plans and 1424 Third Ave., near Pike tions will be secesesiy He did, and the train crew, aided| A—It Is the best plan to have| cially intended for an ad, but mere | He 414, and the train crew. aided) ly to correct @ false Impression, it| building Is properly completed Main 1525 by @ policeman, fished him or well to remember that Allen| What action the missioners be the proof of the pudding. . b | ; caged Sethe ga MAY BE DELAYED ser tem inh |" "Miotakes May Die’ Unless special counsel is em Printed for Linen Torchon Laces pe ae pcificn ‘ these popular garments. They are made of a good qual ity of Crepe de Chine in dawn pink or white, daintily trimmed front and back with shadow lace in an exceptionally pretty design. Crepe de Chihe gar ments owe their popularity to LEVER copies of the real hand-made Tx chon Laces, very suitable for trimming underwear and children’s garments. Mistaking a bottle of wood alco} Come in two widths, 1 inch hol for # tonte he had been using. te sy PERE % tne F apecia and 1% inches. These are their exe ent wearing quali- or ployed by the county to carry out C. J, Rivers, janitor of the Im: a i } 2 pertel the kind of ° er d to the fac P ‘ a Men 3 condemnation proceedings ‘neces = $225 Per 1,000 |i isis pane ne in inn agncer|ff | kind, of imcen which | J view and to the fact thac they Brassieres 50c ’ “a casement for flowage rights around | KAPLAN PRINTING CO, |ot aeath at ihe Providence hospiial HY J na izize the vard.” Our ty models from which | | Offered in open front or cross: | If “ ' 709 Fourth Ave Main 2623) today je swallowed the fluid tn] " rice fc “ ” Special at #9 back styles, plain or elaboratel: : I build a suit for the he for $30 ji} saimon bay. the “opening of the |hia room Wednesday night Pa ioe i Rey Spacial ot $2.19. lace trimmed ronal Rivers’ statement, upon the arriv ke Washington canal will be se and $35 that cannot be equaled. Honsly delayed AWARNING TO MANY « of a man from headquarters, that 7 Years in My Present Location Proves Success. 1 letter sent by Maj. J. B. Car piles ai tar aaseee fares in ore at first caused the police to ugh, in ch © of the corps of A Big Special Purchase of David Taylor, Prop., 619 Union St == lemon wees ae le an Women’s Handkerchiefs The prosecuting attorney's office ast. Vere revcrned Se the rene ‘ ment at § o'clock We is doing capacity business now, and| an Very Specially Priced as recently had added duties press Few people realize to what ex-| led upon it by the legisiature,” says; tent their health depends upon the} HIS assortment is made up of short lines and Maj. Cavanaugh in his letter. “They | Condition of the kidneys broken lots, and we have priced them at one-half SANITARY Wie isc sreee on tenia sec, 8 om eg of seriour fIlness, makes a chem 1 less than one-half their real value. nity to handle these condemnation | Of H nd | ags x Proceedings [ue neous dene ets HIT FIRST - Handkerchiefs at 5c MARKET The suggestion is made that spe | 1° Going their work properly, thet Regular 10c, 12%c and 15c values. Sheer lawn, em- cial counsel be employed, Other ; y ait : extige Ning will be seriousty {ter OFKans cannot readily be ‘abate fered corner designs; also plain linene handker- wie canal o P ‘ - ti d IS SELLING delayed, and the responsibility for|rousht back to health and) OLYMPIA, Wash. March 25, chiefs with the new 12-inch border strongt M Case of 8 ae the delay will clearly rest upon the| *trensth hiss ane jeattlo in ex mes = When the kidneys are neglected | pected to file five petitions this aft HESE Bags are the most Handkerchiefs at 9c FRESH Nate Bas jor abused in any way, serious re-|ernoon for referendum, Secretary exceptional values that we Regular 18c, 20c and 25c¢ values. The majority are }sults are sure to follow Accord-|of State Howell will not accept broidered dkerchiefs sheer d a Stee. ing to health statistics, Bright's |either the jitney bus or Renick bill have ever been able to offer in embroidered handkerchief n sheer linen and Sham HAS PRO 0 AL disease, which is really an ad-|referendum petitions, he an Leather Bags, They are of rock lawn a | vanced’ form of kidney trouble, | nounced SOMA bk dha: heud oak ‘Siroecs _ Handkerchiefs at 12% caused nearly ten thousand deaths; These measures carry ¢ ergency e beau 1 ed ow eg and 35¢ lues. Sho e - be 1913, in the state of New York|clauses. The Renick ill, under are beautifully lined in various Regular and 35¢ value ¢ wing elaborate one alone. Therefore, it behooves us|the terms of the emengency, is| pretty colors, The shapes are corner designs in a good quality of linen and Shamrock i LARG to pay more attention to the health|now in force, and the jitney bus distinctly new this season, and lawn of these most important organs. bill is to go into effect on April 10.| you will find a splendid assort Initial Handkerchiefs at 12'c Representing Lagourgue’s band; An {deal herbal compound that Emergency measures cannot be} CANS MILK and Curtis orchestra, Wm. B. Clay-|bas had remarkable suce as a| subjected to referendum, is How ment of the dull leathers, Of sheer linen with the popular long initial, care- ton has submitted a proposition to| kidney remedy is Dr. Kilmer's/ell's contention, and the courts will whith ere so popular, A splen fully embroidered. Narrow hems. Mayor Gill and the park board by|Swamp-Root, the great Kidney,|be called on to declare if elther of dal eauobennat it. eee 8 " which at least two concerts docl Laver ‘and Bladder Remedy the two measures is really an sedis the Hitah AGA weneee Handkerchiefs 2 for 5c week will be fu ed at Leschi| The mfid and healing Influence| emergency. ou + deelal eine Children’s regular 5c Handkerchiefs, some with col- ok will furnished bags at the very special price . . ark free if the city grants permis-| of this preparation, in most cases See te : a = Pirst B00! ored designs—fancy boxes if desired -First Flo Sanitary Public Market is: '. (02% ee) e termine her om Nf Utero.” iretnon “J [ore desigms—ianc Pea Poe | MAJ. GEN. STORY DEAD two|#Worn statements and verified tes-| and orchestra to operate | | sit HN I E l JE dances a week at the pavilion |timony of those who have used the] pagapeNA. March 2h.—Maj — — Clayton specifies t one of the] meme Ge J. P. Sto! ied a s home | s s layton ifles that on - If you feel that vour kidneys re- "= tory died at his hom crushed foot when a ss rolled dance nights must be Sunday re today, aged 74, Gen. & ve ti P 1 500| auire attention, and wish a sample is b s mys ’ against his leg last w Ed Collins to Pen He says that from 1,500 to 3,500] (ty atte non a Kilmer @ Co. | Who retired in 1905, was noted ns t for $3,000 da people cross Lake Washington ev-| 0° 7 odie an artillery officer suit for $3. damages | Two to 10 years in the peniten- pp on N a ; peniten. ery Sunday in summer to dance un-| Dept. R. Binghamton Y. Men-)— lay "Dl tion this paper, enclose ten cents j tiary was the sentence meted out ler conditions that would be far ee cay Lar igladiy pred Ae tol cx HE HAD PACKAGE? F % Wertnesday to Collins, formerly inferior to the class of dances that| "00 \00? NUN weet Nother Inning Due __*,#’st "the Hote! Laverty, upon could be conducted at the Leseht| ya) oot is, sold by ever | | pleading guilty to an attack on gies : ldrugeist in bottles of two sizes Variations in the popular under-| req sundsen of the Hotel Burke,| Ca: Fisher. ‘The assault occurred f the proceeds of the dan He. and $1.00 anding of the meaning of the/ ion patrolman N. P. Nelson) ®t the Liberty, January Fisher would permit more concerts, Clay seme ord “package” nearly caused 4} rind jn his wife's room at the| 2&® been in the city hospital hovers = he claims! : I} anic in Judge Frater's court this | OWMANY BERRIES [RRneeiaeoenee omen [found inhi "wie ‘room at the) hae Wren 1 the lly homie hover certs & wee norn when * “te forris, As since On A jeep tee || COCOANUT OIL FINE ' meee and Relieves Like) noring, wes, rie Fe Morr. Jana suspended sentence’ tn police | CC Sack of | FOR WASHING HAIR a Mustard Plaster With- (4 pret ne ting to explain to {court Wednesday | ne u is | . “ he trouble resulted in the tem = . what happened to W. ( | - a gta HUBBY out the Burn or Sting, | Jury what hannened 10 Wg: [porary sunpenaion of the officer. on ROBBED OF $100 NS IS TOO JEALOUS ||, oo. ccc ccm ssihdiniiiae Cs ines. adsliltee oer thorgee retarted by hi:"Nalon| NOBBED : 4 ondition, the ointment, made with the oil of! Mr. and Mrs. Thompson eame | Who is seeking a divorce. : je cDonald reported to the * da | Woutdn't Buy Her. Clothes! rege ‘ mustard, Tt does all the work of the! in,” sald Mra, Morris, “and sat| Nelson testified that Sundsen) police today that he was struck | 1 4 | igs sh pu 1d-fashioned mustard plaate *| down to await a train. Mr, Thomp-| Struck the first blows. over the head and robbed of a for Other Men's Eyes | a pe an at have ta bother wit tat{son went to sleep and Charles Lee,| Mrs. Nelson will be tried for dis-l watch and $100 on the C, P, Ry ° j ontain too much atialt, || 4 it on—and ‘usuatly|the colored porter, shook him to | orderly conduct Monday ck Wednesday night = | Qnly 4 Days More Charles Gorenflo, a painting con-| a eer mene ® |I the f Jawaken him. Then Mr Thompson | — - | tractor, who lives at. 1424 Lake|| ha t very harmful, |] be f ine MORN <| Sant cut Buk Wan gone actaw tatk | - i CAPITOL HILL avenue, didn't want hin spouse,|| Just plain mulsitiied cocoanut of} []OLK and recommend it to their pa-| Nee When he returned he had. R to be too attractive to other|{ (which is pure and entiret They will gladly tell you what re-|larke package j a s = Won Yesterday's $25.00 Cash men || Kreawetens), Is much better than |{itef it gives from Sore Throat, Bron-| ‘The jury looked amazed I i Prize | So she says in her divoree com } soap or anything else 1 can fichitis, Croup, Btitt | Nock A thma You don't mean to say he was plain » for shampooing, as thie can eure a Ongestion Meuriay ' herefore, she ways, he quit buy Aches of the Back or Joints, Spraing, | Oh, no,” said the witness. “But | 7 k ing her pretty clothes: in fact. any imply molaten your bair with | A Muscles, Bruises, Chiibiaing |he had a package, a great big one rely try @ “Danderine Hairjorates the’ sc alp, stopping itching Buy your sack of Holly Flour clothes at al a uate sud wat ik ih. OEE ox teen 258, an of the Chest (ithe note oar Cleanse” if you wish to immediate-|and falling hat y y lothes at all. He quit three SEH] Sreceoartuie will take an anode: At thy Lee, the porter, is charged with . : K and count the berries. Send ago, she says, and she, being a nor- | @ of rich, creamy lather often er upon Thompson. Wit-|/y double the beauty of rae ne lerine is to the hair what f in your sales slip with your an. mal woman, doesn’t like the Idea leanses the hair a c cial’ large hospitel| nesses for the atate testified that |)"® a spa eS i ander |e were of rain and sunshine tua She has distaste for the || ° ee k Thompson Went to sleep nesecond | ee eee ei nt ieee umell uteand fare. & tion. It cose right to neighbors being told about their ig oe et the genuine MI fi the depot, and that when | YOUr Be CANINg Ol r frond) the roots, invigorates and strength- The Chas. H. Lilly Co. farally aitaita, whist: abe inte imitations ea time in the depot, and that when |at'y time, this will cleanse the halt |eng them “Tes eahilarneing. erie 1s another of her husband's pet | ly, and | 1, Onl tep up behind Thompson and |0f (st «! tb OY Say eee Ny lating and lifeproducing propert hobbies ' delivered a knockout punch bebind |e ey eae ATL be wave, | cause the hair to grow long, strong Although her religious views are i the latter's eat ni ag es anon ne feng benuta a ; atriet againat divorce, Mrs Bad Bligh facet yea by \ und a \ and ou can surcly have pretty, soft, Gorenflo says, she feels compelled | Bly Ayein Be nu incomparable softness, Muster! justrous hair, and lots of it, if you to overlook them for the time, and ant ever ASKS $3,000 DAMAGES and Iuxurlance | will just get a 25-cent bottle of wishes single freedom, the custody month « Melvin Guerrieri, an elevator oj Resides beautifying the hat ne} Knowlton'’s Danderine from any of their emali child and $40 a month alimony erator in the Woodhouse & Grun-| application of Danderive dissolves |drug store or toilet counter and baum furniture store, sustained a every particle of dandruff; invig-|try it as directed,