The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 20, 1915, Page 2

1S 15. STAR—MONDAY, SEPT 19 PAGE 2, CONSCRIPTION PORT WILL ASK ¢ LAST RESORT nhs VEITH-CAMMACK Co. LONDON, Sept Great arte} The port of Beattle co gission Seattle Hotel Bldg., 2nd Ave. at James ain will not force her pons {nto the! was to make formal application be-| Free Fare to Purchasers of $25 or Over army except as a last resort |fore the counetl Monday for its Hut if conscription ts necessarg,| franchise to build an industrial rail: | it is unlikely that “elvil war” or a} road along East Marginal way, the social revolt” will result, despite| high@ny which the city has voted) the free use of these terms by its|to prove, running south to the opponents jcity limits, paralleling Duwamish This i® the Judgment of neutral) Waterway observers, who have had an oppor} ® port tunity to #tudy the British mind {Smith Cove was Sunday made the nen terminals of two railroads when the last spike was driven io ithe spur connecting the dock with the Northern Pacific The Great Northern also connects with the dock, making tt the only one in the Northwest with these facilities 20, Taal ee ne pi ) H ? Wood - Brick? Decide for Yourself Which Is Making the Better Paving for Seattle and King County Arrow and Collars, 4 for Men's $1.00 Shirts, and laundered wie cuffs commission's dock at} 25c SOCIALISTS WILL AGREE PARIS, Sept. 20.—-The British #o- clalists will submit to conseription if such a step ts needed for the suc cess of British arms, John Hodge,| M. P,, today declared in an address} to the Parislan soctalists. SEATTLE FIRMS HOPES TO RETIRE | ARE IN THE LEAD ALL STATE BONDS $2.00 French Cuff Shirts. $1.15 Small lot of $15.0 and tun... $5.00 Suits OLYMPIA, | Sept -Goattlo! ars oe firms have thus far been awarded a Fosfor ie 80 hy osierred majority of the contracts for sup: aoe fish eeragtion Prag poms da plies to the state penal, reform and £94!) benevolent institutions for the next sought by Gov. Lister, in a commu. #ix months nication to the state board of equal Men's $25.00 Suits and coats .... $11.75 {zatton, asking for a tax levy large Cooper’s and Lewis’ enough to provide a sufficient sur ALLIES BUY LUMBER Men's $5.00 Knox and and $2.50 Shirts etd plus in the general fund to cover has Stetson 45 and Drawers 95c the bonds ABERDE Sept. 20—No. 1 Stiff Hats c - » is in big demand here, and iy S$ the reason is said to be that it Is Some ; rice PORT Ss PIER DOE A being used in the construction of Wood Block Paving Wearing Likelron on Pacific Highway Near Kent—In Use Four Years, To the Taxpayers of King County: aeroplanes for the dances LET CHIEF IEF KNOW | If you want to go to Califor nia on the Seattle Fire Depart ment band’s expositiongspectal, let Chief Stetson know at once. Auditor Lincoln of the port com mission reports that 3,093 tons of miscellaneous cargo and 2,388,979 feet of lumber were handled at the Smith Cove plier in August, show ing increase of business. BOYS INJURED Men's $1.50 and $2.00 Arrow and Cluett Dress 95c Shirts saponwenm Men's $20.00 Suite and Ow Positively the Five Most Furious Selling Days Ever Seen on the Pacific Coast Men's $5.00 and $6.00 ed and Ca Men's $5.00 and $6.00 Rubber $1 95 Raincoats ENTERTAIN CIRCLE ° e . . . HY 1S 1t so diffi ult t bt — Mrs. Florence Cantrell and Mra Cc 00 aina Ralph and Arthur MeClarren, 9 William Sconse will entertain the ° a and 13 respectively, sons of W. T. William McKinley circle at i r Pe y? McC 1708 16th ave. in| juneheon and cards Thursday, Sep hearing forCreosoted Wood Block Paving? |} ¥ecjres, itm re. are loncimin ong arte Tamer Sey I [ta eee f We End Our Business Is there any reason for prejudice on the part of public officials— from minor Injuries sustained when| Armory, from 11 to 5 p.m. Mem Knox, Stetson and p their bicycle and F. EB, Ghent's auto) bers are requested to be present Borsalino $1.95 your servants—against Creosoted Wood Block? Why should your board of county commissioners try to force the laying of brick on the three and one-half miles of East Marginal Way, after property owners had shown a decided preference for wood block? Why should property owners be forcibly influenced into withdraw- ing from the wood block petition in order to make it appear that a greater number favored brick? Silk and and bring full baskets, All affiliat Opera Hats led organisations are invited, collided at 20th ave, and East Pike at, Saturday afternoon: HIRE?*<AND ELSEWHERE nis to arrive here Wednesday, Hats $4.00 wind Finish Men's $8.00 and $10.00 Stetson Boss Raw Edge 3X Beaver $2 95 Hats aasiammnreimeapeascacineaecab ae mneeiiimiigracarsatienemcaege Men's 50c Full Dress Ties ... No Mail Orders 25c Everett quartet of men and wom- HeiF en who beat police for ears » route Kast, after attending con Li r, OU Say Seta o's tere leeper on lawn fined $25 per vention in Frisco. f We ask you, as property owners and taxpayers, to make your own Oh, misther: pia 8 rene. emmy || Se Oe. tes, dave te H CM ney re the lates h e i cargo of fish, arrived n decision as to whether wood or brick is proving the better paving in- seven ACS ne latest, ankle|tort Saturday night from Alaska Lewis’ $6.50 Silk and Service Mer’s 92.50 and ean i vestment in Seattle and King County—use your own judgment; we are Mt. Lassen, California, spite fire) G. i oremretee oe sas heen SS Worsted and 95 ; axe %, sued by f not afraid of the verdict. 4 “Paney Chung, Oakland Chinese Swarts, Swartz wants $5,000 for Cassimere Pants c i Take the Pacific Highway, for instance, between Seattle and Ta- Sick Baca Teptuaeh, a whet taeda aeelie areas Gaskin tic at ¢ . , tn food rom Japanese, on which tained w ie crossin, eneca st, & ' coum, Examine . wood block paving of the bridge near Kent—after Chinese are placing boycott Sesced tvs, on Way 6 | ; ‘our w H. G. Kinzer, Kent farmer, hurls A. L. Valentine, superintendent i a a hen examine the brick paving both north and south, stone at coyote akulking around|o¢ public wtilit cs waens B. V. D. and Porosknit $1.50, $2.00 and $250 H immediately a joining, laid only two and three years ago. chicken coop, and kills ‘Im, by! Knights of Pythias Monday night, 50c Shirts and 25¢ Dress 5 i y brick paving in the city of Seattle laid withir st s nyo iu Castio hall, First and Pike. loves : Take any brick paving in the city of Seattle thin the last six ny F 4 Pik Drawers @ 65c Sophomore-freahmen bag rush at Missourt results in four seriously Injured Malcolm Douglas and R, M. Bone. form legal firm under name of Douglas & Bone. Offices to be in) or seven years—whether one, two, three, four, five or six years old—and compare it with the creosoted wood block on Fourth Avenue in the Met- Panama-Pa- : Money changer at o Stuart building. : ropolitan district, laid seven years ago. Or compare that Fourth Avenue ag yg owk peeve nbd ig U. 8. Steamboat Inspectors wniel wood paving with the brick laid at the same time just south. allup car line of $12.50, unmarked Ney and Lord suspended license of BATION BAND DANCE |ONE MAY LOSE LIFE ‘ANOTHER GOOD | Seattle is the only city in America so completely dominated by the man leapa off while car is going) R. B. Malay, mate ae antarcay,| i brick interests. Chicago. and New York prefer wood block to. brick, we aid In burying RussoJapanese| Business men interested in wel- ON TUESDAY MIGHT FROM COLLISION though back there brick is only about half e hatebet, Russian ‘Trade & Naviga- fare of Italians in present war! ; sresepae nt h hyd d 3 Pr the price of wood. Here the tion Co. awards contract for eight/bave formed Italian relief soctety.| Don't forget it it! reaeenens Eaward Wendlund, 17, of 160 ' P antage is with wo and the life is fully double that of brick. large passenger vessels to Jap-| Federal grand jury for May term) i sng benefit dance at the Fir: N., is perhaps fatally & ' it als shipbullders to convene Tuesday morning \< irome Tuesday night preosehd 5 jured, ‘ad artes Shack, 19, of 2218 } Pe 3 Herman Shainwaid, San Fran. Cedar Valley fair at Sandstrom wii) be used to send the band to VIL BILL Seventh ave. S., is suffering the i All we ask is fair, honest, above-board treatment from public offi- isco real estate man, shoots self, | successful |San Francisco exposition ou Wash- |loss of several toes Monday, as the | cials J.R. Long mili at Sequim burned. Ed Burke, 1016 Main st, tax! ington and Seattle days. result of a collision of thelr me i" Lid on “treating” soldiers to be driver, after taking a fare to |toreycle and a North Queen AnDe } clamped on London Charles st. and Hiawatha nti OPEN OLD MINE ORPHEUM lear at Second ave. and Vines oe Savia pinched, charged with was struck over the head. Th Long Tack Sam, a Chinese, who | Saturday night. selling Mquor without a license at 608 Eighth ave, N heads the bill this week at the Or- pbeum, passenger fled, leaving behind sult case containing clothes. Fight cases of REPUBLIC, Sept. 20.—Z. E. Mer- is probably the cleverest jar ICK SERVICE—GooD a Special Pacific Creosoting Co. beer, barrel of claret and others) Body of Charles Carison, killed/ri/l, superintendent of the Republic Juggler and certainly {s one of the| ¥ . # confiscated. Friday by fall of 200 feet in forest |L sight and Power Co., has leased for| most daredevil acrobats evor seen (10 SPRING Northern Life Building Mra. Clarence Hittman, 1607 near Silverton, brought out Sun-|three years the Tom Thumb mine,| here. He has five capainia assist- peeosit 15th ave, reported to the police) day Jand has placed EF. J. Dolbridge, of|®ts, two of whom are babies. ay FREDER Hy i Seattle to be missing, denies the report. | British liner Civilian, on maiden Seattle, in charge as superintend-|. Pat Rooney and Marion “ent are iNE Toon back, with brightor comedy than lever, and better dance steps. J P DINAND DE | Eddie Foy and Hva Tanguay ere} eo Oe | well impersonited by Miss Bessie Rev, Augustine A. Dinand, 8. J,,|Brewning, who ts really a cherm formerly of Seattle, now of Tacoma, ing and efficleat young actress. is mourning Monday the death of|,/f You've never seen a Virginia court scene, Walter C. Kelly, his father, John P. Dinand, at Dor- bie 4 ehestin, ikise, monologist, will present it to you ; with none of its comedy missing. In a seashell, Miss Browsing. a living Venus, impersonates meny figures, including the Liber statue at the New York harbor en jtrance. Her act {s well called the Aurora of Light.” 8 members of the) voyage to Puget pound, escaped ent of Railway | submarines by painting sides black. | Seventy-eight National Association SEAMEN’S ACT |MYSTERY IN MURDER OF BOOSTED HERE’ SAN FRANCISCO WOMAN ik wiemeral to and| President Wilson, approving of the 10d D 'ood-Drink forAilAges Horhicks, ‘Ouice Shoe ep Sh FREE ines | to congress SAN FRANCISCO, Sept, 20.—Re-|keys, the presence of luck {dole on fire water one evening and as. La Follette’s seamen's act, was fa-| Venge and not robbery was the mo-| hindu charms and a half-completed vored by 3,500 people who Sunday | tive behind the murder of the wom- game of solitaire were the only! EMPRESS o2 afternoon listened to an address by|an who was found strangled in a clews revealed today . | Little Caruso, a young tenor a i Andrew Furuseth, president of the| rooming house here last night, ac-| It is now believed that the wo violinist and i ; ul eved om. and another tenor and 0 # International Seamen's union of cording to the belief expressed by an's name was really Mra. Neva we | two mighty pretty girle, appear in| woitingtot eee eat Seeonde , San Francisco. Furuseth said the detectives after investigating the Baker | Round Trip a musical act that headlines a and have the ex-government if law would raise wages of sailors on |case all morning The police have no clue, however,| good biil at the Empress clan diagnose your ease and p' i both foreign and American ships.) The finding of a collection of to the whereabouts of the myste Fifteen Days’ Limit “A Qutet Womane ts one of the ate | -|rious “nephew” of Mrs. Bak * screecher comedies. It is produ JUST A LITTLE responded calmly to the ianaiags s by Stanfield, Hall “and Lorrain Inquiry as she stood outside the| ubby washes the dishes and while he strangled his unfortuns Sa re | a * Owen Wright, i . a ie siayer of Mr ‘ en . ” en, | vieon im Lite Ad ine gear a and for This Reason Are | sings 1, Bertfe Herron, a g'rl of the Baker -woman {s n pie ame Growi jin blackface, and Milt) Arnsman ASHIN TON, Bent 20 Ur i aarestatnea’ Se ae ~ Soy TO THE ‘owing |her blackface partner, have an ex High-Clasa Vaudeville & 1 gz battles change the|- 1 by the police If you knew a store or.other bust-| cellent comedy stunt, songs and The condition of Mrs. Bak A 7 . Bs Kelly | Long Tack $9 status of Carranza d Vil the aker's fi ness institution which continually | chatt . r i" neatieg [eae HC ‘Carsanan and Vi I the|Rances and her method of living SAN FRANCISCO EXPOSITION loatletied end’ pleased ye ee acs ee and ene Damotid ot it and ; as establis iy New hain aed would assume tha > Sey . n¢ w Just what | United States as provisional presi-| Ginette ie. get belonging Saturday, September 25, 1915 ‘ahaiy 10° pitas. ane you/man, dance well, Ambler Bros. Browning | ‘Aurore of dam tching undue red-| dent of Mexico. Vida heteeah Bas Lat tee toe VIA fame way, wouldn't | have a good tumbling act, and Sr m Travel Weekly ess of the skin Ix cleared away over! Then this government will rely | tay n her and the Harrison |, It Is almost certain that among)der and Hines are clever on the PAT ROONEY AND MARION BEM llshes Aateand precisely on election of a new president, with bi |have had denial work done here, ana | Oller skates Every Afternoon, 10¢ and 2087 p > |} a k t a Holidays — ing power which Posiam exert the moral support of America, and |if wo, it ts just as certain that you itl as Ning Except Sundays and Holld eu egin js forced to respond. Stub-| probably that of many other govern Pg Fy othe superiority ot os . will find they were pleased and sat-| LOIS Every Evening 4 orn cases © healed. . r e undh Truss, and giv ti sfied with the we did fo he 1H Nes ang Re wales, @ ments. The of bo ing Moxie an ar-| trial to pr ball i s . i yin nd De fal ol lly gg attics | Pretty Maude Leone, who, with a| NEXT wi alll 7 burn quickiy re. |™les are reported between Torreon NION PACIFIC SYSTEM AND kreat inany of {company at the Lois theatre, pre. le oe nd Chihushus, preparing for a u men and wom: sents @ police sketch in which ne | Fs natoull : Pay lam, Is the soap ot ma ta (unity to turn the seale of power | SOUTHERN PACIFIC : ettinontars | third degree plays a prominent arry Bere BS for tender ® ieee é to one or the o In the south } to you if you are interested in seeing | Part, {8 as capable an actress as | Sooo i: te sta douhle drive!” auntie Cabreoss sa Xiid it 14 no wonder that our'work | ‘The Five Wizards of Clubs. all OMaARDL GEE ’ HE - rin ‘ ps AT THE Paeeasivio' hishes re of} Men, are good jugglers, Ray Law a all Druggi VILLA REPULSED A. LUNDBERG CO itains hon’ A ube toe Nentiata bere tence. doba. feminitie . imitations OPERA QUINTE ie Eiativwoss Pee a 738 WASHINGTON, Bept. 20. on-| Thusses oefesmity Appliances and | ted rom the well. Richards and Default give a BOTTOMLY TROUPE 4 how in season. 212 Pik adv, |{'rmation of Gen. Villa's evacuation tor rein AY SEATTLE FIRE DEPARTMENT BAND [passed the exaimination of ihe state | Lumorous situation, one appcaring Other Big Acts of Torreon was recetved today b dental board. Bach operator in this in blackface, the other as a Turk 1 d 20c iB the state department. He was re Come Along! Lowest Fare of Season |:!tico as dis certificate trom the | Olle and Mollie Racine, sisters, do Oe ani state dental board hanging right on ported retreating to Chihuahua & keen planologue, , 2 Union Dye Works) Take “is ri > the| ts, Wall in front of bis dental chair ) : PACIFIC OUTFITTING CO) "Orr aie y (Inc.) NION Sec ei inl brpeme ree EVERYTHING IN MAUDE In the Dramatic Sensation — along the way, 6 way it ought to be don COR.THIRD & UNIVERSITY ORE SHE RISKED LIFE aN. AND PACIFIC ytandard, elegantly equipned, electrte-| "hag the best materials that can NEXT PRESIDENT aaina eruee ! - jant and ee YST * ighted train at, always—as {t is our Invartabl SSES MEN WOMEN siatihy Okccateaniacatsins ; ee oe ae See SYSTEM rule that we will got underbid on . Other Big Aue i tands of professional thieves in ~ For reserve 6. lacnine ¢ ates, ete.,| price me Southien Wndin aren't bo bed-<ce | Sonaenmaemnmeommentan | an, reservations, sigeping Car rated, O10, PFEs. .. makh no mistake in come |. Mg?rOu T. Herrick, former ambss an FOR they're cracked up to be. Mra. Ed.| | call at ing here for your dental work sador to France, and Goy. Frank Nv sulla stone oe \ . PULLED FRE B. Willis, of Ohio, both of whom ~~ win Bullard, a missionary, whone Alb r : husband has been engaged tn n t y each morning from 8:30 to 10, to]/are mentioned as possibilities in Sa eine, Veen engaged In mals. er ansen gai t hog et ce gga] inmonnrate our painiens ‘methods. |the race for republican nomtuation was compelled to live under sur. | ‘Jeweler (and: bliveewitn 716 Second Ave Main 932 for president, will address the Young Men's Republican club nere September 28. Tney will be enter tained by the Commercial club Sep- | tember 30, YOUR CREDIT IS 0.K. H. L. HUDSON, D. F. & P. A. veillance of a roving band of throat. | cutting thieves for five days, She's here to tell about it, ° Regal Dental Offices 1010 Second Ave,, Near Madison and Union, w.