The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 20, 1915, Page 5

STAR—MONDAY, SEPT. 20, 1915. PAGE 5. 9. me [RUSSIANS PUT MINISTER QUITS UP HARD FIGHT | CHURCH FOR HIS ac} ougall + fouthwick -INRETREATING WORK IN ARMY D ugall ~ f° PETROGRAD, Sept, 20.—Three| Roy, A. p. 8 Hyde, who ts a cap: hundred thousand Russians are re ltain in the United Stat , . tiring from the Vilna region under riya torpion baci sy thspe 590 Th tl B d M Faruag. Srath She Vine TOE SAAS | seed nb porter of Bt. Chaneat’s istle Bran attresses ( an forces, who are making her | Episcopal church, that he may give culean efforts to surround them. | more of his time to military ik ° [a ericson. erin |e of he tne to military intro e Regular Price Is $9.00 than that of any Russian army |[O" Work, for which he was sent since the great AustroGerman cam-|%ere by the war department some ‘ ei . 2 paign began. German forces are |time ago. ij i : rE =e crowding them hard in their despe Hie place will be filled by Dr HIS semi-annual event is looked forward to eagerly by those of our cus- ate effort to escape Isolation. Con-| Herbert H. Gowan, professor of omers w > familiz . anal a ~ a aliti Thietla fidence wan expressed in milltary Oriental languages at the walvecatig tomers who are familiar with the excellent sleeping qualities of Thistle circles that they will ether encape|who has been Capt. Hyde's assiotant Brand Mattresses. Thistle Brand Mattresses are made right and sold right, the Teutons without ® general bat: | pastor and are guaranteed by us to give you absolute satisfaction. . { A wePoond Felted Cotion Mattress Ses Boe ee nnn q way thru the AustroGerman delarmy at West Point d entered Ths wale . * aa i * r eSS Price $10 Special $4.95 tense. the astillery parvica,’. tte stadied The weight of this Mattress is 45 pounds. They are filled with pure cot- § of pure sanitary cotton, felted in laminated i ams | Tho Berlin offically said that infor the ministry during spare time > > c q ray vf Sota: { layers into a large, downy bat pare t 4 ton felt and covered with high = § feet high, which is Sy ne : the capture of Vilna the Teuton ef:| He was senior instructor at the a cotto: h is pressed down into a mass 6 inches high and then forts had been crowned with auc-Ibusiness men's. military phd po grade art ticking. Made with a into the tick his method of manufacture prevents : ‘ packing and spreading, cons, this success was dearly|American Lake thi The . 4 which i ‘ i makes a much better mattress than the old method of stuffing the samen into Ihought, for the Austro-Germans are] war department te becoming ie peels ol ‘ap “The lar shape. egular . We have only been able to now suffering heavy losses tn thetr | exactir he id " e will limit the Yale to two m Protirate 200 of these mattresses to sell at this attempts to surround the fleeing|ments, Theretore ho tut iat be rice of this splendid Matt i ric sa © mattresses to a customer. May be had in an Slava. must give up either the pastorat y t a th S} me ss ress 1S | rate $9.00. In this sale at $5.59. is (perp steed age le age art ticking, sy while they last, $4.95 a or his work as a military instructor 4 proc mi C . shown in our window. Come and select your “I considered national prepare: | fattress while it is being made ‘ TEARS FLOW AS THE mene most {mportant at this time. = $15.00 Thistle 4 he sald Foi SINGING PASTOR BIDS ’EM FAREWELL B0%tBS FELL NEAR ronrzaxp. sent, 20 oo. | BANK OF ENGLAND ; nck mae ank W. Gorman, the “singing pastor,” left today n Fran-| NEW YORK, Sept, 20,—German cisco ‘to fill a theatrt sage | bombs fell within a few blocks of ment after “coming and 7 preaching a sermon in his old pul-|‘® Bank of England, the lord pit at the Atkinson Memortal Con-| ™&Yor's residence, when Zeppelina : pa ; amas |gregational church yesterday, Gor-| raided the heart of London Sept with imperial double stitched French roll edge and double stitched border. This style juan ~~ deat fulehes & five-week} 8, according to the first uncensored of manufacture insures a perfectly squareand straight edge, and adds much to the tour in vaudeville. stories of the affair, brought h | luxury and comfort of the mattress. May be had in the three-quarter or full size » bi y y ) a } ~ size. Woolnap Blankets (p grays, | At the church services yesterday |today by passengers absard the Very special at $9.85 tans, white and plaids; women and children were in tears|liner Rotterdam. Tho the press Beers seal cab full ‘size; priced from and many of the men were affected| bureau announced that 20 were ~< ; \ th po pul: pa st his < , e ro m cod high-cl 4 BE crreveevers ° ie otitis rE. A — - — _ = and wen ig eaten tend Genuine Aluminum Percolator, peavey ae hat "yuas FAIR BOOSTERS TO |AVIATOR HERE FOR pattern as tn the highest strcup capacity; percolated known’ to the trade; largo HOLD POW wow $5.00 to $8.50 Values oo. js fab- coffee ts always best; regular ston, $1x90; regular price, “ BIG RELAY FLIGHT en While they last... $9.75 x atte _ ‘cc E are expressing our sample line of Bags at 50 per cent off,” wired an East- special Two hundred autos, filled with! potay aeroplane | , ie plane flights aj 1 * Western Washington fair boosters,| tine between San Prenat “ne ern manufacturer who knew we were always on the lookout for opportuni- from Puyallup, will swoop down|iang, Seattle. S 7 f : pon Seattle at noon Wednesday|and return, ure Some tiseed J ties of this kind for our customers and will hold @ noontime pow-wow| Aviator Ben Ster . % And they are the best; genuine poiished pin seal, mat seal, Morocco, cross in Olty Halt perk ge er wt be | tre m San Franciace grain, taper Bags in colors, and moire si in novelty and staple shades. October 3. ‘ i Sach city 00 the Calle a The Bags are lined with rich, heavy silks in colors, and beautifully fitted. Frames or tatu Ge of gunmetal, German silver, leather or gilt. Also a few tortoise trimmed frames. iven in each elty ; ; tf PARENTS KICKING PS wenty-seven different styles from which to make your selection ‘TOWN IS ATTACKED roa ar =P Por Many parents of the new | Gaiivra schoot district are protest] BY LONG RANGE FIRE | The MacDougall-Southwick Co. Second Avenue and Pike Street ing against spending carfare to/ send their children to the Minor) », PM | “land Longfellow schools when there), PAR!9. Sept. 20.—A large sum-| ————— | Sr nicaie OF Coden Be he Bebeltere ber of citizens, including the assist enough to learn if he who came tol SEND A school. The school board, it is al! vie. the Germans tomberiet*ar|} CONTINUED = })% ‘maineg | 70 | leged, is saving the expense of one! x6, haat at ear eee se ogee 1 do not know whether this ts |} FROM PAGE 1 § ch st22t tt tet «oe SALMON EAST tho, it must be good if it satisfies a soulbunger which cannot find} ’ BOALT HEARS MANY ement in a cathedral with), Let the folke back East enjoy } glass windows Ee eR ree eee will ship. one fine, fresh layers (as indicated in sketch) of extra choice pure cotton felt; has 6-inch box Fourth Floor. a teacher at the MecGilvra school by rf PRETTY SOON | sending pupils to the other two ball and other public buildings were! jbulldings | Sept. 20.—ortl BE | they veal ont | FOR IRRIGATION —_ REHEARSALS GIN D CONFESSIO For my part, however, if 1! |saimon, weighing from 7 to 9 pounds, | criticising the ad. | — | eveg do “get” religion, it will jnicely Greased, carefully packed tn for allege! partiality » The Standard Grand Opera Co ’ oe not be In a cathedral or a mis- git y een oe Pilea While his letter, nade| SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 20.— will hold {ts first full rehearsal of lwith the World, the Flesh and the son. It will be in the woods. by express company dally. « | was regarded os | Speaking, he said, from the stand- the season at the George P. Bent Devil It will be very quiet there. The | We positively guarantee it to arrive the administration will | point of a banker. Myron T. Herrick | Piano Co. on Third ave, Monday the artes with his departure. | made the principal speech today be- . j aight fore the International Irrigation - | | turned, with arms out-flung. Or thes congress. He declared his belief | NO YOUNG MAN |kneel, swaying. Or they He prone] that the principal troubles of irriga- | P lon the floor. I saw one man, kneel-| oe fn the United States are of today can succeed, to any extent, estan tae walt again and | The present gathering has drawn who is not enthusiastic in his busi- And always they cry out~some| thousands of delegates, including a ness or occupation. In this day of | moaning: some wailingly, some dozen rovernors and representat! \sharp competition, half hearted,| beseechingly, some angrily, as tho of Pan-American countries and Can- | out of tem with the demons of ada. Most of these delegates visit- indifferent methods will not suffice. | sin. I saw a woman whimpering; food and excellent he irrigation projects in the Sac Bear this in mind after you have then she uttered a piercing shriek prevall at the Nor jramento and San Joaquin valleys F ] |started a savings account. Keep and fell to the floor in wh: ia. last week. Today is “Irrigation lat it hard. like a state of coma. Her face w j hastly oc day” at the exposition i igh Breakfast—¢:30 a. m Herrick said the United States re ' —_— TOOTH TALKS | saw another woman kneel- ‘Mretly fresh ranch eggs clamation service has built 8,500 ; | ing. her body waving, and she Wh Swift's Premium hams miles of canals, enough to reach Interest 4 Per Cen: seis was shouting, “Glory!” and | “Hallelujah!” A baby was In fe fom Palm Beach, Fia., to Fairbanks, | : ei BRIDGEWORK | “Hallelujah” A, baby was in s | | | Cry in Moans rays of the sun, slanting thru | They stand erect, with faces up- the trees, will cast mottled | shadows upon the forest floor. t v1 F Alaska, and back again; has built Tr Our Hot Cakes and dikes, roads, tunnels, drainage 3 ng By EDWIN J. BROWN, D. D, gotten the baby. | could not Wattles ditches, railroads, electric lines and a " UNION : hear the baby, but | knew it ontinuous «Service telephone systems | gest Dental was sein body Sag bs 2 . | But great difficulty has accompa- | | Wertd, Imitated by Many, Equaled| purplish-red an © features Beser—Until 7:20 nied this progress, due, he sald, to f ‘ \SAVINGS &\ une tas | Wore ted and twisted. Coffee ix a little better” faulty finance. The work should hi 07 e is | ; : oat re | It is not meet that I, who cannot TIED ceaventance ef debentures, he declared, each pro} | ; ‘ — ; red t si \ < bel can o y that to me this kind ect being required to stand good for| i; B kyehibale OF :RATTLE jin cag [cast only say that to me this kind its own bonds, which should have of worship s i etveacet ett tne ed| saw ORK, te 28 ee Pocia P SS ot, ae, “Saw “06 Hl gm e-anda Columbia | |created by the installmane pay-| Archibald, American correspondent,| Capital and Surplue $800,000 — | hridcework . . ments of the land owners. But we can forgive the method| t ‘ f ahs . >. | (f/ | This method, he argued, should be erg gy is ge a pros 4 i oid-fas ed debris cat if the eee rotons | Already thoughts are turning to ways of passing the now adopted eater Duinba, arrived today snoard | . long evenings. In the best of homes, music is the de- oh Bad |B rere nore ae | N PROPHYLACTIC fol rt this mission are|f] lightful solution. In your own ho F y | | hee wr - f | N. B. SOLNER, BRIDGEWORK ‘olks who go to - 6 m2 hd g Mes . yo own nome, among your (j VA |INVENTS A NEW some days ago said he would be Vice President and Trust Officer 7 : |not soctety people. The “testimony friends, with the children, you can enjoy all that music | — vy it has wut Cape uld like hildre k t : d ¥. } KIND OF ENGINE I really know nothing about the | HOGE BUILDING n ¢ ovens © the|song voice, that she had been a/f} W' ike your children to know, the music of great J42i 23 4th Ave. “3 situation here,” he said, comment-| -p the Heart of the Financial |to : ood cannot adhere! voman of the street and a drunk-|f| bands and orchestras, the great violinists and pianists, Joshua Green Bidg | J. A. Delaney, mechanical and |!ng on the American request for his| District f rst he lead: | 0 religion, she leac a ( ‘ono electrical engineer, resident of this | 11) numba incident bridgewe at || ood life and the appetite for drink srafonola ing air and steam engine. It is alam perfectly innocent, [ merely 3 ‘ hg They could not speak English. But We want you to come up to our music rooms at compound in one cylinder, and has |took a letter for the ambassador un YOU WANT IN MEATS De jthey seemed to catch the spirit of any time and hear this splendid instrument play your He believes it fs more efficient !trouble.” + os Ee and fell on their knees. t than the turbine or the ordinary) }4¢ declined to discuss the Dumba| e Ss Ualon and Washington Blocks. |" "4 Laplander, too, He had come|ff] free trial in your own home, where you can try it at case further ae tei at te **!down from Alaska. He had heard your leisure RODAKERS one had seen him before ho tocked, awe Sp. che. sta _ | Archibald afterward admitted t M k t, Before them all he threw his pipe pe “In at one, at five an agent of the department of arkets upon the floor, He vowed he would LEADER they’re done @ revenue cutter and ret hi Tuesday’s Specials He asked to be baptized before he pales tyrhya tie apes! BS S Ff in bis state roow returned to Alaska : $e clenk dae hor JACO yuore sm Won't Be Prosecuted Fresh Eastern c ; ‘ A young man testified that he ik te ae ~ PIKE st AUOR CO. had been a cigaret “fiend” for t hat, Owe eek, te question, but what thin iin 1. « as Wika Hh years, “But I got saved, brothers, RH SBR goat es would not discuss. He , Choice Steer 12:¢ ‘ aa teh nivanaee Gaeck tanto e500.” Q to form (a fine "musical |the liner Rotterdam. While reports | JAMES 0. HOGE, President ie oth You must remember that the xia a ustody, he was permit: | gay Se 1 tooth | Was phe byte rH ea: a See: otal has to offer, the old songs you love and which you | - ard, She had spent years fn Jail all await your pleasure when you own a Columbia return to America for his part in|—.———— sth snip ed rr {| Having “got ‘ Stak gs gaiidiek aud Sea-vitval| tended. iC @ill be moet anfuet, as 1 WE HAVE WHAT "wearing the part Two Russians were in the crowd a double expansion at each stroke. |wittingly. This caused all this [the mecting. They went forward) # favorite music, and we will be glad to arrange for a Tho he denied at first that any| QUALITY N36 ae oe reg ie tee Hage rea THE COLUMBIA tice had gone down t? never touch tobacco or liquor again is an instrument beautiful Flee The agent, he sa , we Eggs ..-.eeeee ny ee, wattietatt ATTEND TO YOUR TEETH NOW fed, however. with the onnwer 8%] Shoulder Steak Kelle cenuine Sunny rook full at, |i Wasa horse thief” eald ane | wears $84.75 Jleft, according to Arc SOc; full pt, 400; full i$-Dt., h Id man. wa ¢ While We Are | : Hg f “hoi All standard brands of wines and other, ah ole , | CUTTING THE CUT RATE PRICES act a progerted, Histeene tue Choe ee Gch Se | jwanted’ In Oregon and Canada, | EASY TERMS Pillin fie Golf lly An PEMEIO. occ cscs 4 large bottles of R . a vrei rg ike ake’ aisbage dane ta. eae Hogan Choice neuer Dic sss sede as ed extradition paper hdd] range, ternin Oe payment ts 2 | iy Pork Steak bes Mack anced Blind “Cured” | ‘ ; mult the purchaser, a moder- (MAY GALL SENATE J choice Steer {7c Sp vers set shee poor pre ; | ete an seman IN EXTRA SESSION j Round Steak ... KODAK FiNISHIN Hae al la ill lh TE ee ua det me do your work, “| was down deep in sin, a hs f 4 WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.—That Anchor Brand 10c ale eer tee et fi] fallen girt, before | was 20. 1 | i) i | Pres. Wilson Is considering a special |] BACON ++ .eeeee a a awectatiat [[| gave myself to God, and He 4 i | session of the senate to clear up re Choice healed me, body and soul,” said lations with the Central and Soutt a woman, MON pENTisT>—206%4 Pike St., Corner of Thiré Ave lAmerican republics became known | T-Bone Steak .. 18c 7 —= —= It was pretty convincing. In the patting but the best materials and guarentes © pleasing and test | today. Ie has arranged to confer Washington Full 15c rear of the hall was a drunken man re All work guaranteed. | with Chairman Stone of the sené | Every once tn a while he bellowed Py Glory!" and winked at those about Mor Le GOS 'o 81.50) 1 . aC Ch : oA. \toreign affairs committee tomor ream Cheese me ris 8135 | | ¥. A d | \him, He was not thrown out. He| © 82.56 row concerning the advisability of Look for U. & urple Stamp. Ti tiedecs cna cctimatco Free. Fe a move. Vice President Mar It elgnifies purlty and quality Jusi Printere was not even chided. I suspect DEN 106%, Pike Bt. shall, presiding officer of the sen Sh Open Until 6:20 9, M, the missioners had @esigns on his/| ieee —Cor, Sales ond Bie, Baleeees ate, is Arriving late this week. wo Line 1013 THIRD AIN 1043! soul, I did not myself stay long