The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 13, 1915, Page 5

STAR—MONDAY, SEPT. 13, 1915. PAGE 5, BANDIT HOLDS 100 ac]) ick my oudall * outhwi Di COPS AT BAY INALL ec. mS Danes 1) NIGHT GUN BATTLE This Military Suit of Poplin. ——- The lowest terms and the greatest values ever offered in Seattle will be found } SAN FRANCISCO, Bept, 13.—/department, The young Russian — throughout this complete Housef it. with Geo, Nelson, the your 8 traced to a rooming house nd ( s Is es iP ousefurnishing Store. Our credit-giving plan With ¢ Nelson, the young Rus-|Was tra a rooming hb } nd Cuffs Is easiest and most liberal to be found anywhere. We do not charge interest, sian bank robber who held 100 po. a the pou oO Nel ~! bad bang | nor do we expect you to pay more for your Furniture than it is actually worth. Hee at bay for seven hours Sunday|gon greeted the officers with al P dead in the morgue, a sul fusiliade of ghots and entrenched cide, and one of his partners, Wil-| himself in a room on the third floor liam Juber, in jail, San Francisco of the rooming house where, for police today were close on the trail se%eral hours, he successfully re }of the third bandit of the gang. The sisted 100 armed polleemen, Thru-| braid trimming accentuates the military effect. The | fugitive, known to his companions out the night other roomers hud-| ¥ wEap se oe sei nae ‘° fd : nario,” disappeared during the died in fear in the bullet ridden choker collar may be worn open if desired. The skirt fighting about the old mansion on house. Hugh Macbeth, proprietor is plain with three pleats at each side }Buchanan st., where Nelson barri-/of the place, was shot three times ae. 8 ST ae : caded himself. |during an attempt to escape from This is only one of a score or more that we have Girl In Case the house. yg The police have under surveil Patrolman Shot to show at $25.00. i lance Reva Opponoff, a young Rus| Patrolman Peter Hammond, shot An inspection of our Suits a week ago would not jatan girl, ho admitted friendship| during the fight, is in a precarious give you an idea of our Suits today, as new Suits are with the babdits, condition. sails ‘ 4 Juber exonerated Mary Sigol, also| When the police finally entered! arriving daily. under arrest under suspicion in Los| Nelson's stronghold, they found Suits of broadcloth, gabardine serge cheviot Ange! [him stretched out on a sordid yar i tae att 4 hae aad 4 Battie All Night eouth, @ ballet Wound te the. right whipcord and hairline stripes; fur and braid trimmed. The allnight battle with Nelson) side of his head, one in hie hip, and ‘les fro! e boxe oO ilo! $25. *] was the most sensational episode his left elbow shattered. Four re In styles fr sis the t xed t the tail red. $25.00. quartered rs Dresser, Solid oak Library Tabt Our new fall tine of Heaters ts jin the recent history of the police ay nea Z tl pi re ye | a - find Onteh; ow complete and we Invite | mirrort regular price ‘our inspection to compare $19.25 | et $ | Ester oo ceeet mero We Are Showing New Models $1.00 Down, $1.00 50c Down and 50c “pi Down and $1.00 SE | dhaba cuaten aan TRY TOJUSTIFY CONGRESS IS ON A. ns cine ay wines Ghaauesn Gakeeree, i sduir utor waedies win atviane' yor ARABIC SINKING OAKLAND, Cal, Sept. 18.—What Madame Irene Corset gives all indtoations of being the biggest assemblage of road builders Six Scotch Art Rugs in Fp thong Pade lnltnedd aa eee in eqs — — Madame Irene Corset is unquestionably superior solid colors, with barred and 4 NGTON, Sept. 13.—-In his today, under the name of t an ; A Blankets fancy borders. lacheduled conference with Secre- American Road congress. Organt = style and workmanship to other corsets. 9x12 size, $11 50 itary Lansing, Ambassador Von rations participating are the Amer The models we have just received have the slight- ‘ ° . 16.50 | " ican Road Rutiders’ tation, th 7 a Stse 60x76, for full size bed; fH $16.50 values, “fica gi Stag A ara ees 0 Pa ares |Amorican Highway association, the| ly higher bust and shortened hips and the waistline regular price $1.50. 9x10.6 wine, $15 sus . 4 Special Tusetay only. 97C fh vainen tor, 910.50 as the sinking of the Arable will | mtg, guiehwey amociation and is a bit more pronounced. continue until Great Britain disa- tion of Washington, Oregon and Cal- Silk brocaded and plain coutil Very flexible bon- The congress has drawn 4 : vows orders for her merchantmen fornia P : | EXCLUSIVE SEATTLE AGENTS FOR THE “QUICK MEAL RANGE.” to ram submarines on 11 occasions, {thousands of delegates. Thelr in- ing, three pairs of supporters. $5.00 to $15.00. JUST A LITTLE BETTER. | Goon after this became known, |‘s"ests, include materials, methods) ie ee ee of building, maintenance, financing, | Secretary Lansing went to the/engineering and educating the pub | White House for a conference with | lic. ° Our President Wilson. It was not cor-| Representatives of Canadian prov. The New Ideas in Exchange taln that Lansing himself had been |inces and of Central and South Psdtmtalts b.e Al. to oe AB cen Man Will |informed of Bernstorff's intentions,|American republics give the con- Gninbaum The German note on the Orduna|gress its Pan-American character, Gladly case was before the state depart-| but the greatent Interest lies in sug Excl |ment today. While its contents had | gestions for national and state road |not been made public, it was under. | building programe. Your Old ‘ood the foreign office maintained| Gov. Charles W. Gates of Vermont ‘ . | 0 0 the lis « -| | Hand - Smocked Dresses of i : 2 416 7° 424 e ke treet: Foubere the attempt to torpedo the veasel,/{# chairman of the executive com 5 <= Women’s Hosiery ‘or lfollowed by firing of shells at ber,| New. |was a mistake—that the submarine , Chambray, $2.95 jcommander thought she was a == = IES has become a very im- portant detai! of dress. freighter tnstead of a passenger| / & s For girls, sizes 8, 10, 12. Splendid School Dresses ee of Belgian blue chambray, ’ We are showing the ship. uae ; , fe black, $2.95. AN fects, as pictured. °° fi 7 : FeO _)t , : : feee Benges Dae And one of the lat- 4 ie “Ar i allt Linen, $8.75 est fads is the ruffled | ‘ For girls, sizes 8, 10, 12, 14 Pantalette Stocking. @he collars and cuffs These novelty ideas have been bought to meet are embroidered ~— with | | the popular demand, therefore prices are within reach white dots. Made with! | of the most conservative buyer. white kid belt and fasten s : " i TOOTH TALKS down front with pearl but- We have these novelties in a wide range of By EDWIN J. BROWN, D. D. 5. tons. $8.75. colors and at prices ranging from $1.00 to $5.00. 706-Tit Firet Ave. —Third Floor. Firet Floor. TUR LARGEST DENT IN imitated by Mansy, but Eanaiea py| The MacDougall-Southwick Co. Second Avenue and Pike Street shes 3828 AUSTRIANS DECLARE WAR GERMANS MAKE re ON AMERICANS IN OREGON SLIGHT ADVANCE | LONDON, Sept. 13. — Under PORTLAND, Sept. 13.— boast | wepeburga in Portland ond een eae age oo a hot bd ca] tOWDS are in an angry moo cause av forces jong Niemen lutely WITHOUT PAIN. to r+ pci arbtgy mbit wey Sr ah ot the shooting of one of their to the south of that river have aminatic 4 tell you exactly what countrymen by Policeman Long in| been forced to make a slight with- » , and Inspect your jof the anti-American demonstration |jast night's melee. | drawal. tis saree » 4. ye {Mt the suburb of Linnton, where) The rioting at Linnton was a re-| From the Kolki region eastward, for me to afford a Spe one Austrian was perhaps fatally sult of insults offered American the Teutons are making a desper- artificial Dentures wh shot and 17 others arrested during women by a mob of drink-crazed Ste effort to advance on both head of the Dental pre ja riot there last night. Some un-! Austrians. banks of the river Styr. yo lg og Pag Bim bya jeasiness was manifest today among A citizen whose name was not| Obstinate fighting is proceeding funded. the American residents of Linnton, Jearned summoned Patrolman Long, ) Sround Riga, The Germans are | Bridgework Tean well afford to|where a large number of Austrians and the two attempted to disperse | making three separate movements roan? By Ay in of the lare employed in the Clarke-Wilson the crowd of foreigners. A fight |‘°W4"d Dvinsk. ent, who make > lumber mills, and it {s probable that | followed, in which the officer's! aaah) page ud perfect sanitary gold additional police officers and deputy |companion was beaten unconscious. School Supt. Cooper has announc- sheriffs will be on duty in the Portland Sends Aid ed that night schools will open this Synthetic Fillings suburb tonight. He was rescued by Long after aj fall on Monday evening, October 4. Indi eradass sua Poclewred | am inmonnsd freak’ Portiena five | echool regtetration on the following Ne tg MEATS TO SUIT § piain clothes men who were rushed | evenings: September 20, 22, 24, joing #0 much of thi oi to the suburb t 27, 29, and October 1, from 6 till 9 doing #0 much his special ar EVERY TASTE mua te Gk soars gir ete sche p.m. The office is in the Central 9 tomobile containing 16 officers was | 0Uilding. e Ss sent to the scene, and the mob final-| SE ; i me wars ; F I VY ly was dispersed, but not until Pa- » by the merest chance, snapped thi azing picture at Soissons, just as a German projectile showered its devastating hall over = ["nd they are made with the me trolman Long had been compelled Protect Yourself! weTrery In Alloy, Amalgam or Sliver, Fin- uw trenches. This is an enlargement of the negative. Note the positions of the men—the one In the foreground being severely wound- QUALITY lto use his revolver to protect » ground. The man with the camera escaped unhurt! 5 M kets brother officer from being injured &* ?O™NTANS, WoTELs, On cLecwane w Mountts ar by a cudgel in the hands of one of against the East coast Satur. | hot-air-Dental offices, but grav ’ 2 the rioters. Joe Rotose was the vic. N AGAIN | day night, but, at least tem. | 5 ly. M.C.A. CLASSES ON pecans intel offices, but sraudate Tuesday’s Specials Fee te ir ete rane Mie. ) | porarily, withheld details of | Classes In ton different tines ot |**&! Fresh Eastern 28c was shot thru the stomach, and offices bh > t c ‘cnenaition. tft have been established may die. | | |study and practical arts opened ra, and over 16 years under my |B Eggs .....0006 eenuet teat oy “The isteet T0 USUAL TRICKS sz: at the Y.M. C. A. Night al ty - Se ial Chaice Steer ‘i 1 een! | German activities. . school classes in 30 subjects Will| pas ever had work done at my of- wv 12:¢ IT’S A COMING MALTED MLK = —- huried into a sub-trench and the third crumpled In a heap on the begin néxt week, H. A. Woodcock |fices, and they will tel! you to wo to|f Shoulder Steak h hargo, assisted by Eth 5 - 2 ood-drink Ages. edi Maia in Be tth| saunas Sean as charge, assisted by Ethan 8.| ynwin s. BROWN, D. D. 8. Choice Mutton 15c Pris bap 5 Smith. ; ling the 21 years Elbert Hubbard | Counsel | 705-718 First Ave. Union Block, ’ Keep it 00 your p= ie Boys’ gym classes at the Y. M ’ gp) von rald upon It within a ‘ ae rl) until 4 for people who work, Phone * a home. An official by way of & memorial to Its|of engineers as expert witnesses | winter Tuesday evening [Main 34640 Choice Steer 7c Don’t travel without | Published ft, has been discontinued | Plerce expected to call a number| , MO7* ,6Ym cmon af be YM) open eventuigs until # and Sund Chops ........ t the raide | founder: Monday to disprove statements of | ————— i ’ Round Steak . A quick bunch prepared in o mincta, William R. Crawford, of the Beat . * ; e Loin Events that are forecasted to be J@4@ee you say -HOREIOI S* le, Renton & So rt e . - ATTEND TO YOUR TEETH NOW ralirosd will be damaged $3,000,000 , This Baking Powder Pork Chops .. 18c |one continuous round of heatecicgr 2 AY OM @ Substitutes While We Are by regrading and” paving of Ral c jhappiness,” are scheduled for the |nler ave, south of the city, The \ Choice Spare Pike’ county fair, to eld on CUTTING THE CUT RATE PRICES micas tole Seine Sk. car Keeps Its Strength Riba ee. QC I ie coo ee Oo Dye Works | hearing is before Judge ©. 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