The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 9, 1915, Page 8

STAR—FRADAY, JULY 9, 1915 PAGE & GERMAN GUNS’ sosrurvee, |LINER SAFE; BATTER CITY soar wsirs FIRE 1S OUT Care for the Dead at 10:45 today. The vessel was held a ' PARIS, Joly Acree le te | UE Oe nis TEPEE HALIFAX Ing systematically battered to | 4ALI , July 9 With a utter ruine by German shells. [Ingersoll watch » King w fire caused by an explosion in WE] For two daye the town hae Been’ | fal hand her hold extinguished, the liner + aed bombarded incessantly from Minnehaha put Into port here md long range, and sections of the Cie city are in flames. Soldiers have been able to ex tinguish fires about the fortifi cations, but residences and the | larger buildings of the city have been wiped out Ailtho the Germans have maintained a constant bom bardment and shells have been breaking over the city day and night, no extensive damage has $50.00 to $150.00 will pay all the cost of a funeral, whether the body is to be SHIPPED, BURIED OR CREMATED. Heretofore the people of this city have paid from $150.00 to explo cowboys, ¢ arking dogs. in rhythmic, $500.00 for this same service. been done to the French forts, ee the war office announced The cathedral and several of MADISON ROUNDUP the finest public buildings are In rulns, however The report trom the war oftico| TO OPEN SATURDAY yards of] The Stampede and Ro} * fe his Society is equipped to take full charge of any manner of funeral given direct to us, and furnish the same service that heretofore has cost the people of this city from two to three times our charge. . Wa LOne? That’s the Place to Get the Smart SHRINER TOGS jermans attacke and aerial torpe They were at firet suc were later ejected from ot We will not resort to any questionable methods to secure patronage—we will not pay For the Men— We have had marked wuc about Fontanelie, tn the nt, we commissions—we will not solicit relatives or yards at Red Nile Hats : : Py oners. tue “rove 4p) aviot oat friends of the dead in order to gain possession sbi BS RE Bl ie Serge and Cheviot Coa of the remains—those who come to us must do White Flannel Trousers. BERLIN, July 9—Arras is burn-| ap fi ie so on their own account—or through the rec- ry copie = he pe expels t= White Hosiery. For boon heey : te at mn | om 5 ” . 2 e Ss. ommendation of ANY OF THE PEOPLE ee $y ve Red Ties. Nile ri A WHO HAVE REQUIRED OUR SERVICE. , S C Cheasty’s Smart Clothes | EVENT NO. 1S-STRER ROPING BY Tailored in New York and worn in Seattle by men and young men who COWBOYS Mb WE ASK THAT THE PUBLIC VISIT OUR know. INSTITUTION AND COMPARE OUR SYS- RVENT NO TEM WITH OTHERS IN THIS Crry— |] OFFER NEW PEACE | ....... Prices $15 to $40 DEATH COMES TO US ALL SOME TIME DEA ERBI rage : plaathuaralaay Sore Featuri se] eee eee) Fs PR i ne SO —SURELY WE SHOULD KNOW SOME- Pa _ 10S ae was Pamens Invincible” Suit, $16.50— si6%0 THING ABOUT HOW THE DEAD ARE posais have t “ the tracks White Trousers to fit every one—from the smallest to » the largest. CARED FOR. Sue i Straw Hats to Please Every Fancy sy ! Sennits, Panar nas, Bankoks, Palm Beache S, $3.00 up. | “Values Tell” would agree te Cremation Society of Washington — |} sessseiv. ic is declares” refused. Funeral Directors a ARTHUR A. WRIGHT, Manager ALLAY Y FEAR FROM reewionie — BOntEs Queen Anne 885—Queen Anne 447 Day and Night Ambulance Service PARIS, Ju heaps of ¢ in ba front tn prove the source of a ¢, which would - — country, ‘were allayed te ay by an eee ed to the council ¢ a new jitney o} or-, they “may return to the inner te SIEGEL’S bofiteraly eee eo ggg carving meee a ear |Mnance, requiring drivers to tray-|imtnus after discharging the ies $qa jonae mentary committee on hygiene. | "\'cis.nalt mile rece f rte 4 cree the entire length of their| outbound passenger. Sample a “In The finding was confirmed by Prof. | adie horses routes, except between 6 and 8 a.| The bill requires that drivers ts and job lot rl at one, s. five J} Legroux of why geo pecans EVENT NO, 10—INDIAN RE macr! poMr, Ji ie # ie aniadmael jm and 4:30 and 7 p. Meensed, and that each operts jor ni e jes ann the rooney inne, tat they're soldiers, Sue. cudawere axe’ sat ait on eve teas seed have inunched thousands of float-| From 6 to § a, m “érivers may|over @ given scheduled route, sf Ceessihe ‘Whsks. tasetty. U JACOBS PHOTO $ SHOPS 9} 4 source of danger,” the committes |sne aed one-half miles. Rh ‘will |ing mines in the Adriatic, aged turn towards the outer terminus| makes it unlawfu haces STALLS w19—PIKE oT. =P Second Floee P.-1. Mida. [reported, following an investiga IpyekT No. 1TcINDIAN WAR DANCE |!0K to Information recetved her after discharging the last inbound higher fare than 1s vosted.on ton ne Indian ceremonial war dance, in day, Councilman Bolton has eubmit-\ passenger. From 4:30 to 7 p, m.| car, EEVUVRIE RPPENT TOTTI ee The Wild Bunch Is Off At the WR ACS ges StampedeadRound-Up "PEERY TP TITYY: : il\\, ( rn PP, " ) "W i ve ») f, » og Ff > i fs « : f “QE | ed Va) Vo) : a a COME: yO *« AY J rt ba WS fe! Jc The Big Show omorrow & RB, 4, ® ; 4 Kida” lp “ ("7 1 4 a = a he HAVE YOU GOT YOUR RESERVED SEATS? IF YOU HAVEN'T, GET RIGHT DOWN TO THE BOX OFFICE, 816 SEC- = Ge OND AVENUE, AND GET THEM. REMEMBER, WHEN YOU BUY A RESERVED SEAT YOU GET THE PARTICULAR = 2 SEAT YOU BUY. IT’S YOURS—PLENTY OF ROOM—NO CROWDING. DON’T DELAY—GET YOUR SEATS NOW. : an amy DON’T WAIT UNTIL THE SHOW IS OVER AND SAY YOU FORGOT. ; THERE’LL BE Remember, This Is the Livest Thing That Ever Struck the = Wild Horse Races, Cowboys’ Saddle and Relay Races, On Livest City at the Livest Time! y: Stage Coach and Pony Express Races, Cowgirls’ Saddle and A LIVING PANORAMA OF FRONTIER DAYS, A PAGEANT THAT : Relay Races, Squaw and Buck Indian Races, Indian Stand- ) {h@ || CAN NEVER BE REPRODUCED, A STUPENDOUS CONTEST BY SKILLED ing and Relay Races, Trick and Fancy Riding and Roping, Track AND DARING ARTISTS WHO'LL MAKE THE PERFORMERS OF OTHER : nig Ge iy ack || SHOWS LOOK LIKE VILLAGE AMATEURS. : —AND- ONE WHOLE WEEK, JULY 10 T0 16 Bucking Horse Contests, Indian Ceremonial Dances, Steer In the AT MADISON PARK RACE TRACK ‘ Roping by Cowboys, Riding Wild Bulls, Riding Comedy Bur- THE ONLY AFTERNOON ATTRACTION DURING SHRINE WEEK. ~ ros. Arena 20 EVENTS EACH DAY--3 HOURS. AND SOMETHING THRILLING, = STARTLING, SOUL-STIRRING EVERY MINUTE. ' A great cowboy carnival and contests for championship prizes. dmis s $ s : Watch for the Big Downtown Parade Tomorrow at 10a. m. GeneralA ' sion 1; Bleacher SeatsFree Performance starts at 2 p. m. sharp. Reserved Seats in Grandstands 50c extra. How to get there: Take Madison electric cars on Third ave. Take Reserved Box Seats $1.00 extra. i Madison cable to 14th ave. and transfer to electric cars or jitneys. Take James Box office at 816 Second ave. open until 9 o’clock tonight. If you can’t = st., Madrona or Yesler cable and transfer to steamboats. come, phone your reservation—Elliott 4841.