The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 9, 1915, Page 5

STAR—WEDNESDAY, J mmm | Garrison } CONTINUED aid Lane—the two moat in his confidence-—argued that the delay caused by holding up the note merely made the crisis more acute wed with wination vment will in FROM PAGE 1 WILSON STANDS PAT IN REPLY TO BERLIN rmany must be imp the seriousness 4 with which this gov sist on its right Bryan is resignation — —— that hie effect also will hopeful have this These come out of one « a and that peace may be insured by » he 2 » . many making concessions to the best hotels in the state, in the reception room of the state|the American sta nt of prin artment otples, It will and have only been used days before the . He said he was net willing to/full effect of the crisis can be de very short time. leave without saying good-bye and | termined would feel badly if any one could Early Break is Possible aay he had been unfair at any time.| Should Germany me the note in All are quarter-sawed oak He asked that all make themselves |the light with which the presideat and finished a rich golden known if they xhould meet at any|views the American position, all time in later life j will be well waxed. ne Johnson, solicitor of the ould the kaiser curtly reject : : department replied, expressing the president's demand that the xactly good wishes of the officials and his of the United States be re is 42 inche employes and wishing Mr. Bryan /apected, then Ambassador Gerard All the drawers are ished inside godspeed | will be recalled Doubt was expressed today wheth-| Altho there would be no war,| the best value in used Dressers we G.R. FURNITURE EXCHANGE 511 PIKE 511 PIKE er Seer in the |polley carry |the extreme feared. He has been closely with Bryan, and bas h views as to peace The name of Robert ary Daniels would contin: the cabinet should the present/be involved by the breaking of dip: United States would doubtless the position United States to} jomatic which Bryan} relations President Wilson would, there |fore, call a special session of con. associated | prone. d the same! And he would then face the cer |tainty of Bryan leading @ fight to 88 | substitute arbitration for bostilittes Exchange Your Old Furniture for New Lansing, a x secretary of state, is affixed Bryan'to Fight for P to the note, and the resignation of) ‘This in the chief immediate ssi, = Bryan will become effective the/danger confronting the administra Vasa Orden's G nad Ptenics moment the document starts on It tion Waetna Park next Gunday. Music to the German fc n offi © | It was accepted it would not be « 88 pleces.—Adv | Officiaidom Is Dazed ; purely political fight for some time ei | Offictaldom was still dazed today|The personal relations between by the dramatic culmination of the | Hryan and Wilso! are most cordial 2 MORE ent between Wilson and) But Bryan believes arbitration is | the true solution of the problem t NIGHTS Matinees Daily at 3 P. M. It had been hoped to the last that would be found in which end ware for all time, and it is thi prinelple that led him to resign gy some way Merrill Cv Mrs usht sirl-wife |Rryan could be placated so he might| How far Bryan will go to force LYMAN H. HOWE?’S | /° Thomas J. Cushman, university | retain his post, and emphasize to\the United States té accept his student and star football man the world that the president's policy! views no one but himeelf k 77 NA yo filed an answer to her husband S\hed ie wannlead Gubeort at he 0 one ‘ ee “ complaint tn superior court | cabinet admitting occasional is | The White House today emphat Nights 25c, 35¢ and 50c }/ "ott rides with two men, whom | civ dented reports that the for C nthia G MATINEES 25 wre names: but ipnying that sh’! mation of a coalition cabinet was J rey "3 contemplated Children Under 12 Years, 15)” Cushman « S that such had! It Was declared that considera tion of a coalition ministry ts nm LETTERS Any Part of the Theatre been the case, In his complaint The young wife, who married at|Hecessary, as there are plenty ¢ age of 17 in Tacoma, July 3,| 800d d crate capable of filling mY 3, states that her father-in-law |@2y important post Our Herd of Dairy Cows] has aozged her every step for| Suggestion that Richard Olney they say that mothers know Recently given a tuberculin test || Months, peeking into the windows |might be named to succeed Bryan| wnat ip bee! by Dr. C. H. Schultz, city vet of her home at al! hours of the/ resulted In attention being called you think my mother did the right erinary inapector, was found to}, Ssht and hiring sleuths to call her/|to the fact that he had already de-| thing in my | aie ttn be entirely tree from tubercular |/UP by phone to attempt to make |clined appointment as ambassador) with » boy last summer and In the of age vain, her, all of which was} to create evidence for jates with an attempt to England becau | course of th | This hope er boy et anoth. My mother liked him in. diseases and consequently we take pleasure in recommending Bryan's proved Our milk and cream to the public ||"! 808, she delleves |position was Irreconciiable, and the | stantly and insisted that | tell the fg. general and families who wish jPresident finally permitted hin to first boy that all wae over between to Sta clean, healthy and sant HOLD CORVENTION (“i ‘ imi tary product Fears were expressed that the thinking my mother knew best, I i ‘ ting Thursday, the Washing |disagreement between Wilton ane | did. Merrymount Dairy jraduate Nurses’ associa-|Bryan reaching a climax tn the| Now, Mise Grey, | hate the PHONE QUEEN ANNE 2803 L hold a two days’ session 'n| Withdrawal of the latter would have | bey. He has made himself W.CA a bad effect upon the German post-| gusting to me and | have not gone tion with him for months. My heart ie Must the Impress Germany and yearning for the first boy, and | think my mother her mistake. — ' him quite often when | go to y } 7 Ye , Gf work and he stops and talke to me e BINYON OPTICAL CO.—1116 FIRST AVENUE, NEAR SENECA Special All This Week Filled Spectacles and But esident ecretarien and | long to tell him that it is all Gold Eye Glasses, Fitted With AY FOUNTAING, MOTELS, OM CLBEWINEBS {hat ls not a woman's place. What Spherical Lenses— shall | do? Please anewer, Miss 9 Grey, for | shall walt RUNAWAY JUNE. A This is the most common THE ORIGINAL mistake mothers make; that of se MALTED MILK $2.50 tuding acte lecting thelr daughter's suitora, A je Coqeae girl who is old enough to have a steady beau is old enough to Examination Free The Food-Drink for All Agee hoose him. 1f your mother. now BINYON OPTICAL CO RICH MILK, ALT GRAIN EXTRACT, me POWDER ee !izo" ber mistake she should be a. R. BINYON, Jn. 1116 FIRST AVE, NEAR SENECA | Onl. willing to correct It d the least your sake in to ex man that you she could do for plain.to the young gave him up at her bidding. If she will not do this, there Is no reason why you should allow silence to stand between you and happiness and probably ruin two lives ch an event, do the explaining yourself. “BAY ILd DLLI-—"OD [eONndO Uokug Binyon Optical Co.—1116 First Ave. BINYON OPTICAL CO.—1116 FIRST AVENUE, NEAR SENECA Grey: A few nights ago, in your department of The 8 | read a letter from a young girl, signed “Le She told how she had been 0 indiscretion by a di vorced man who has promised to marry her as soon ae he was legally free; also how he still keeps touch with his wife, and at times is undecided ae to whether he will re | want to ask if you © certain that your sweetheart is a divorced man? His form of ex \pression in trying to console you, quess I'll take her back, dear, jand God bi you.” sounds very [much like my husband, About six months ago | wae informed he had a young girl “on the string.” What you say he has told you about our | being divorced and taking me back is exactly the method he| getting rid of you. tally strangely. You leay he has given you an engagement ring. For the last few months the diamond ring he has alwaye wor a present from hie sister, has been mysteriously missing. Ovesn't this man usually see you In the afte: noon? Why? Because evenings is at home declaring undying affe: tion and “God blese yo for his darling wife. place of business call up and ask for jthe number of the telephone at hie home, or how you can reach his jwife. Then, Lee, call me up and Vill prove to you that | am his legal wife, and neither of us hi ver con. templated divorce. When be brought this other woman to you and claim- ed she was his wife, he lied. My advice to you, dear girl, is to bring this man into your home and have your father, brother or some one in which you have confiden look into his personal history. Let nothing this deceitful man may say influence you in the slightest de for, as Cynthia Grey says, if you could Iisten to his wife’ lof the story, you would know his llove has a will of the wisp quality, CHAUNCEY OLCOTT Brings Rich Humor, Rare Charmand Lilting Melody to the METROPOLITAN All Next Week, Starting Sunday Eve., in “The Heart of Paddy Whack” The Play Is by Rachel Crothers Management Henry Miller | |to a grease EXPERIENCED. A.-~Although the man may not | prove to be your husband, your ex- perience should prove a valuable lesson to Lee and other girls in kindly tell m how to pri ; you | thru your column, [pare wilted lettuce? | do not find recipe in cook book. MRS. F. M. A.—Fry four strips of fat bacon crisp, but do not burn the Remove the meat. Let the grease cool slightly. Add to it two exes whipped stiff, to which hay it n added half cup weak vinegar, mustar red pepper and salt to | taste Stir briskly as the mixture is poured into the grease and let | «immer until eggs are cooked, Haye prepared lettuce as for salad and pour the wilt over, This recipe ‘makes a large dishful, MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY Some day when he is not at his! land can never be yours, mine nor) UNE 9, 1915. PAGE 5. ys | Bryan Issues Statement to the ‘Public VILLA READY TO TELLS HOW HE RESIGN; GIVES DIFFERED WITH OUT STATEMENT EL PASO, June 9—Gen. | WASHINGTON, June 9—The Villa today Vannounced his | following formal statement was is| Soft, Summery Waists of cack "amiehate in wittingry ° te r in from th sued by Secretary Bryan following white and pink adership of the convention: ‘the forwarding of President Wt . . Ist army and eliminate himself son's rejoinder to Berlin. which Lingerie Waists $2.50 from Mexican politics in order marked his retirement as secretary | Materials, organdy, voile and Splnrevans Armerlean=tiiterven-” | of' state batiste, featuring the new waf lon “ AKO 0} esignin * », 1 Villa promised to open nego: | oi, of atated in Ay lector at rosie fle effects and Puritan collars tiations with Carranza “to the nation. namely that | may employ $2.50. ea rcce” cdc as in private citizen the means Crepe de Chine Waists , nich the president does not feel with foreign nations averted A iibeete ts amatine $2.50 in a eatement, Villa de |"'.1 Donor him for doing what he There are plain styles clared? “I'have always been |, vonor him for doing what he are pla ) and will continue willing to en to be right om sure he hemstitched and tucked fronts | serve in any capacity. If my | “esires, a» I do, to find a peaceful! J and Waists with embroidered solution of the problem. a | ecu u ny? Pr for the The two polate on which we collars of fine batiste and | ready to take the o differ, each conscientious in his French linen, $2.50. | work In the harness as a pri | Conviction, ar ereene Wiler | vate citizen. “FIRST, Investigation by an in-| | te ha ternational commission | BAT THE RAT “SECOND, warning Americans | against traveling upon belligerent| Join the Clean-Up Club and Kill = mecnts of meant he : believe nation should We, Seleeue adie thea ate |ireakly: state many that we $150 Pair ; f ir menace to health and de. are Willing to apply the principle auaie Jstruction of pro} Hut without, whereto we are bound by treaties 9 ; jyvatting | ‘eork fo ohuthorities) with 30 countries, providing for in UTIFULLY made Marquisette ( urtains with |s 1 use the on , ott tive weapon vestigation of all Giapaston The two-inch hemstitched front and bottom They are n the war on rats, Stearns Electric) make war impossible between the ; , i colo jante. 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