The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 12, 1915, Page 5

WOODHOUSE-GRUNBAUM FURNITURE CO. Jy, Use Your Credit-We Charge No nes “The best Range s and e@ rience have ever produced.” “quicK MEAL” STEEL RANGES I I Steel Crib in the Vernis Martin hill-lese continuous Cub ietlon, drop aide and eprings. Regular price Solid oak Dining Chair in the vlden or fumed finish; has full ©X construction, with genuine Spanish leather altp Regu v lar price #4 cy b grain Stair Carpet, regular 9c regular 7c regular low al 36c % Hrusselette Statr Carpet. regu- lar price 60c, Oc special \ Brussolette State Carpet, regu price 60c, 48c special % Aubbson Stair Carpet price 360, epectal b Fi arent Se, Stair Carpet, All our Refrigerators and Ice Boxee $1.00 down, $1.00 per week. pestry Statr Carpet spect Genuine “Wear Ever” Aluminum 4 ‘pl tr. Piintsbed M-quart capacity. and finished % Tapestry Stair Carpet, regular price $1.19, 0 c ular price $1.25. $ spectal special No extra charge for laying or apecial regular special ot, rom % Bont Velvet Stair Carpet, remu- carpet paper padding. 65c Shah gree Ws “BOO lar price $1.59, 1.25 Weodhouse-Gninbaum Visit Our t w qua th Exchange Department for | Furniture | | P mi oO ‘BLOW UP TRAIN; FOUR KILLED IN FIFTY KILLED AN OHIO WRECK The Carranzista agency here received an unconfirmed ru- mor today that Zapatistas had at Julipa, killing 50 passengers and mur- dering the military escort. persons were killed and 50 injured |when a freight train crashed | {the rear of a Knights of Pythias ex- cursion train on the Baltimore a| Ohio ratiroad at Orient, 14 miles | lsouthwest of here, early today | E FIND as a result of our GRANDCLEARANCE SALE 213 Suits Odd sizes—one, two and three of a kind—not all sizes of any one kind, but your size among them—regulars, stouts and longs. Take your choice at 1/2 the Original Price (All original tickets remaining on each garment) it jin | re; | Jo | | su re} L HERE ARE THE SIZES: Representatives happened to tions Commission—— , THEM? ston, po HEART OF CONDITIONS TIC CORRUPTION division are said to | block, ris lard, | Mrs. J, Borden Harriman and Prof. | working upon a report teeth” STAR—THURSDAY, AUG. BOARD } LANDS | IN ROW of Capital Order Secret Sessions tc Put Over Piffling port on John D, 3ALK ON A PROPOSAL| ) Re- OR FEDERAL PROBE} Jon’t Like Idea of Hauling} Standard Oil Magnate Be fore Congressional Commit tee; Labor Men Stand Pat BY DEAN HALLIDAY CHICAGO, Aug. 11.—What the ha two $500,000 of publi After working pending nearly or HE and capital conditions ROCKEFELLERS ao Is there an attempt on foot to save Rockefeller, or Rocke feller agents from being sum moned before congri and MADE TO TELL THE TRUTH ABOUT THE COLORADO SIT UATION, the work of Macken- zle King, $100,000 Investigator, and inner workings of the Rockefeller Foundation? id that Chairman and Comminsion- O'Connell, A. B. Gar. retaon, and John B, Lennon are for report “WiITr TEETH.” The employer's tives on the holding out piffling representa Thurston Ballard, R. H, Aish- ton. They are betieved, however, to have won over Mra. J, Bor. den Harriman and Prof. John R, Commons. if ag is true, they are in ma. Why All This eestieyt money in an effort to find out and |! finding out recommend remedy for existing la-| HAVE ) The commission finished taking stimony on June 16. Soon after. ards they met at their field head arters in Chicago to draw up 1elr report Their meetings are in “secret prors” is barred. ked to be allowed to be present the hearings. I was refused I then made a more formal de and in writing and the commis. overruling Walsh, Garretson, Donnell! and Lennon roted a re al * The report must be finished hy August 15. Then it must be print et and in Washington by Anguet iz WASHINGTON, Aug. 12— | COLUMBUS, 0. Aug. 12--Four| Dut there ts this rumor OF A | SPLIT IN THE COMMISSION Basil M. Manley gator, has drawn up a tentative re It fs said to be RED HOT. It |” RIGHT AT THE]! LABOR! rt. said to STRIK ISTING ND CAPITALIS: IT 18 ALSO SAID TO CON. TAIN A RECOMMENDATION THAT BY AN ACT OF CON. GRESS ROCKEFELLER, MAC. KENZIE KING, OR THE MEN WHO HIRED AND DIRECTED CALLED BEFORE MADE TO TELL THE TRUTH ABOUT THE COLORADO SIT. UATION, testimony that was refused the present commis. sion. Also that Daniel Da counsel for th lon, be sum to tell how the $100,000 mark. [urni Te @®. ine Real Bargains following a hasty vote on the sub- lJeet, with, ft is sald, only a part of in Used jthe commission present. The ab- 416% 424 -Dike Street: ones, being “radicals” o news is given out and the As representative of The Star, 1 finds that it dries quickly and even-| placed in command of the Baltic ly, is unstreaked, bright, soft and| operations, it is believed the kaiser | very fluffy, so fluffy, in fact that It/ regards this attack on the Russian| expert Investi-| i ook mor It is this drastic recommendation, | is rumored, that the capitalist) be trying to A “secret” a room in the Blackstone hotel Those present were presentatives of employers Weinstock, 8. Thurston Richard H. Aishton Har. Bal. Also hn R. Commons. CHAIRMAN WALSH AND THE) JABOR MEN WERE NOT PRES- 'T. Prof. Commons, !t is hinted, “without which is intended to be a batitute for the disputed Manley port. UMBER TRADE FACTS GIVEN 2% $15 now $7.50 | | 1/5 6 4 1/2) 4 2/3, | | i TACOMA, Aug. 12.—Twelve wit | 27 $i6.50 Suits es | 1| 8 3 1 ; 4 yas R V1 tac mA. Ane. tacts concerning i 2 e ber indust esterday be- ji 35 $20 Suits now $10.00 345103431 1 trade commission held at the Com® ey +) er gee mn oer wr | mercial Club. , 45 $25 Suits now $12.50 4 1 i 3 5, 7 2 (tne probien of taxation was pre: 3) €30 Suita now er d by E.G mes, president o : 37 $30 “Suits ~now- $15.00 2 11 Tagg lA TE 5 apd cle: eles ' 13. $35 Suits now $17.50 1 |1es, supported by statistical data | pr j 4 $37.50 & $40 Suits now $20 | 6 $15 to $30 O'coats %4 Price | ,,co hot | fo! se of Ke | th: vis In th | private owners was ‘Paul & Tacoma Lumber Co., on the substitutes for lumber and esented by H. Kirk of Portland. competition with the subject vered by H. D. Langille, manager the Pacific States Lumber Co., rmerly a member of the forest rvice. Thorpe Babcock filed a chart Governmental Oregon and Washington, to- ther with thetr potential capaci ties, conference was held the three)! in | | | | showing the production of the mills! E. G. Griggs, president of the St,) spoke oir effect on the lumber market.| This morning the commissioners sited the St. Paul & Tacoma umber Co.'s mill, then went to e Rainier National park. They leave tonight for Portland. 6 | Industrial Rela-| | skin 12, 1915. PAGE 5. U | Die | fi V7 7 AN Vi IPs TTI "1M 0 fU} |] | TO BREAK GAN GE NC » CHILL V4 LDORA, Colo. Aug. 12— man form divine up here “No men wanted” Is a in a camp established by sign that might adorn a Mins Portia Swett of Chicago certain beauty spot on the hills and the Misses Marjorie and hereaboute today Charlotte Perry of Denver, And men want to see it very disciples of the Duncans, a much hoe md ) more of society buds score or Minus stockings ahd garbed from all sections of the coun in scant Greek costume, beau try, are getting “close to na tiful young women dance on ture.” the green sward. Also the The camp will break up this girls go swimming In Lake El. week to reopen next July dora, screened from men’s vul The weather In late August gar ey is rather rigorous for Greek They are worshiping the costume and stockingiens goddess of beauty In the hu- prancing You can't buy a ton of coal thr nied by law the right to retail coal, can deliver an order any INDEPENDENT DEALERS SAY. THEY CAN'T PURCHASE COAL What's the matter with the coal] til & only to be turned away with | business? lempty wagons Small independent dealers, un-| “They tell us there {s no more able to fill their orders, are squar-| coal, but the Seattle Coal & Fuel] years and/ing themselves for a bout with the|Co, can always get it, and the Pacific Coast Coal Co, in the hope! cific Coast Coal Co,, which is de |thru a small dealer today at any Sell Brand They Wish price,” declares George A. Graham,| Graham asserts he asked for nut roprietor of the Graham Transfer | coal to fill a recent order, and that Co, of 908 Seventh ave. “But you/the man in charge of the bunker can get anything you want from | asked him the Pacific Coast Coal Co.” How do you suppone we're go: Independents Turned Away ng to get rid of the $0 cers of pes coal that are standing on the am asserts there were 100 D trac ° 6 the people nu independently owned wagons lined pole if we give the people n up at the Pacific Coast Coal bunk-| °°” d ‘041 prices, which are higher turned away. and that all were! ow than ever before, Graham pre urned " | dicts will go even higher within ol 0 n it The grag ae wait 4 ed snte | (88 Bext fow weeks A gy ese . | “They're going to unload their “ ey are tt 1 ee ny ee a eee aud | Driqueta,’” he declared. “My cus when they order 1" by a, “84! tomers won't have ‘briquets.’ So when I got back to my place of i'm we omit i.” business they called me on the| * "0 pg Re me phone and told me they would fill) pene oe Oman ientle gone onld come do ve 9 be my wagons if I would ro fown."| order, outelde the Pacific Coast Hut Graham says th Wont On Gachkan aad drivers ave ly in line at t whing for five years. Say Ther no More “Sometimes we get it,” he says sometimes we don't, If a Seattle| Coal @ Fuel Co. team appears, it) drives in ahead of us We wait| ruing uo o'clock in the TODAY’S BEAUTY HELPS Nothing excites more criticlam than a woman with her face all daubed with face powder in her de sire to hid faulty Instead of usin which clogs and enlarges the pores, from 4 | fore.—Advert! it is far better to use a good face lotion that will improve and per manently benefit the skin. By dis solving four ounces of spurmax tn| a half pint of hot water you can make an inexpensive lotion that and complexion beautifier, It re-| moves all shininess, sallowness and roughness, and gives the skin a smooth, velvety tone. while it does} not rub off easily like powder, nor does it show on the skin. By washing the hair with a tea-/ in un cup of hot water, afterward rinsing | ho’ thoroughly with clear water, one abundan’ than it is and/| so soft leasure. shampoo sive} and This simple. inexp cleanses the hair | dirt, and leaves a cle an, wholesome | feeling. All scalp” irritation will | disappear, and the hair will be | brighter and glossier than ever be Advertisement | ait ho 618 PIKE ST. Prices That Talk for the Mest Bargains in Wall Paper. 3c boi be now . oe a roll, | | | a roll, | oe Bp tery: Tie Bt Re.. tie ee #126 « roll, B0c patie roll . ss... $1.00 $4.00 ar now BLANKS PResseD oy OATME ALS LINC ne STA WALTON, BTC, 618 PIKE ST, it | vol | | Ypi | ter | dy” | all 110c aDay Will Buy These Great Bargains Drop-head Singer. .$8,00 Up Drop-head Wheeler & Wilson --$10,00 Up Drop-head New Home i $1 00 Up -$7.00 Up Box-top Machines... $3.00 Up New Machines rented, $2.00 ~per month, WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO. 1424 Third Ave. Third, near Pike Main 1525 I | tro | “Fa evi off. No! | ried which scalp thoroughly of all dandruff and | ge Jave, mardanelies jpressing than ever if the Russian There |the Dardanelles assault resumed on a large scale The advance |confronts the allies. jare offering Von Hindenburg stub-| |the Swiss | man | dear. It yards wide, this ribbon of dirt, | holding came the | friend. IN COMMAND LONDON, Aug. 12.—With the official announcement Berlin that Marshal Von from Hin. denburg is In command of the German forces in the region, and not Gen. Von low, day in the fighting about and toward the Warsaw-P: grad raliway. Baltic new interest centered to- Riga ‘etro- At the beginning of the Warsaw will do wonders as a skin whitener | drive, Von Hindenburg was in com- |mand along the Narew line. |early operations in the Baltic prov- it was announced, were car- ces, out by vast der Von Buelow With the determined cavalry wever, and the fact that the kaiser bas the early is forcing o regarded as uation Is to be saved. is every indication has is only by and &n enormous The Ru wever, rm resistance. Alps, upon dare tread who is, in most places, b is covered with barbed 90th regiment, “Freddy” Hall, of Winnipeg, first trenches in cor clerk the res. rifle baptism of fire that Hall, simply and sudden) greatest the officers of the | been Killed or maimed, but 28, had jumped to the fall, nt, to lead his men—for other appeared for the task. i} 0 Hall was first out of the trench, with a dozen men at his heels. But }a rain of machine gun lead hurled the Two men dropped. Hall went out into the leaden storm and pulled |them back to safety. Irders came for a charge. m back, Then there came a reddy!" 1 stretch, He dragged dozen feet, and called for ne came, ‘And here I lie,” said Mrs CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 FREDDY HALL WINS DEATH AND GLORY : which holds The forces ft that been yards, task ssians attempts/ spoonful of canthrox dissolved in a! which are being made to seize Riga,| Field; Marshal Von Hindenburg has been | flank as the most important move-| hat arranging it becomes 4| ment on the eastern front | In view of the violent offensive! apparently} ermined to continue against the the! more| ESTABLISHED ac Dougall - fouthwick Store open from 0a m to ® p.m. dally, Second Ave, and Pike #4 Novelty Neckwear It Has Just Come From New York a real prize pack Collar —and it i for Fall. The assortments cially attractive Vestees of organdy with frilled net edge, Quaker Collars of organdy and Georgette crepe, hand-pleated Flat Collars and embroidered organdy Collars with colored edge, 50c. of with ge of pretty conceits Vestees and Sets. at 50c and $1.00 are espe- Vestees accordion front, $1.50. Vestees of organdy and | | stitched collar, and Crepe Collar either hemstitched or plain, $1.00. Neckwear Shop Sale of Men’s Pajamas $1.19 19 $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 Values PAJAMA opportunity that is most unusual. A Values that are extremely special for;new merchandise—this is a lot we bought froah the famous manufacturers of Faultless Pajamas, who closed out these numbers to us at a very special price. } Materials are fine soiesette, crepe madras cloth, jacquard figures and rep, in white, blue, tan, gray, tlesh, lavender and plain and fancy stripes. French ‘neck trimmed with heavy silk frogs. Sizes 15, 18. Special price $1.19. Men's Shop, First Floor. 35c and 50c Wash Goods Reduced to 15c organdy pleated hem- Sets, lace with and Cuff Fir } style, ‘6; 42, CLEAN-UP of several popular ar fabrics, includ- ing Printed Foulards, Printed Organdy, Fancy Crepe Suitin Brocades and Silk and Cotton Mixtures. Widths range 27 to 32 inches; 35c, 50c, and some as high as 75c. 15¢ yard. 15c Woven Ripplette Reduced to 8 A material that is popular for children’s romp- ers and house dresses; 27 inches wide, and may be had in stripes, checks and plain colors. For Friday, 8¢ yard. 10c White Cambric Reduced to 7c Yard-wide Cambric with a very soft finish and perfectly bleached. Very special, 7e yard. —Third Floor. gs, former values Your choice, no life 50 and wire, ut with pleces of bursting shell and here and there a dead body lies | moulding. It fs the space between the Ger- |man trenches and the allies’ line; and in Flanders they call it “No Man's Land.” The served which late an in- were) near It was very near the end of his “Fred- y, be- hero of the greatest fight of the greatest war |the world has ever seen. Hundreds of men and practically 90th had none er Hall's particular trench partner | had failed to get back. | He lay wounded far out tn the Hands caught at Hall as he leap- ed the parapet, but he threw sian Hall rose to his knees in an at- tempt to lift his pal. bullet whizzed thru eee A German) his head Hall, finally, “and I can do nothing to |honor his memory. lin France—I do not know where today. Later Austrian artillery ren- dered the position untenable. The Italians withdrew, but not until after they had wrecked the works. 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REPORT BRILLIANT ITALIAN VICTORY ROME, Aug. 12.—Charging for- ward in the glare of Austrian) searchlights, two Bersagiieri com-| panies drove the enemy from an en-| trenchment on Monte Sefbuai with the bayonet, Gen, Cadorna reported BUY COKE NOW While the Price Is Reduced Gives Excellent Results in Furnaces EXT to artificial gas, Coke is the cleanest, most convenient and most satisfactory fuel for a wide range of heating purposes, both industrial and domestic. It gives intense and long-sustained heat, without smoke or dirt, requires little attention, and is very economical, We sell Oven Coke from our plant, crushed and screened to Lump, Nut and Pea sizes, at a uniform price of $5.50 per toh during August, plus the usual charge for delivery and carrying. This Coke gives excellent satisfaction for domes- tic use wherever hard fuel is required, and those who have once used it in furnaces for house-heat- ing will never discontinue it. He crawled along the ground for | 20 feet and grasped his wounded | him half al help. | | The time to buy is when you can buy the cheapest. COS SEATTLE LIGHTING COMPANY Stuart Bldg. Phone Main 6767 STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS