The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 11, 1915, Page 5

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Qe HUMoARInE [Bomoe ‘MG | j “ 7 7 7 ovEy Ge CAROANELUrs ®/- URS “Ly FRENCH ANO ee” 2 ISRITISH TROOPS LANDED HERE YW Yi if ! | icotieiecaat 's troops are massed On the Serbian and Greek frontiers and are aiming to cut the Nish-Sal onika raliway; German-Austrian troops have plunged into Serbia; Rumania’s soldiers line the Hungarian and Bulgarian borders; Russia's Black sea fleet is off the Bulgarian port of Varna and armies are ready at Odessa and Sebastopol transports for the Bulgarian coast whenever war shall be declared; French and British troops have landed at Salonika to march on the Bulgarians thru Greece, which-ha decided to permit this violation of her neutrality. In the meantime, the mammoth combat at the Dar danelies goes on, with the allies making hardly any progress with their troops or fleet against the Turke who are holding the front door to Constantinople. CROSS, FEVERISH GERMAN DAY IS RECTOR KILLS CHILD IS BILIOUS OBSERVED HERE INVESTIGATOR OR CONSTIPATED ae patriotic feeling for the Stripes manifesting it With Stars Entering his study at 6 o'clock and this morning, Rev. Byron Hol } ia self in many w the Germans | oe re ee cstane foe Look, Mother! If tongue is of Seattle, Sunday night at Tur) copa church, one of the most coated give “California |ner hall, observed German da fashionable in the city, shot Syrup of’ Figs.” lunder the auspices of the Ger and killed Lansing Pearsall, it gs man-American alliance, of t special Inve: for the . aft ltle. Not one reference was made Gould railway he en wich mother realizes, after gt |to the great war over the seas countered there. rae Shiidren "Ouiiforsia Gyre Prof. F. W. Melsnest, of the The minister then called « F that this is their ideal} universit spoke in German on the police and said he shot laxative, because they love It) ur. Achievements of German-| Pearsall when the latter tried pleasant ae oe Rr thoroughly | 4 mericans and Their Influence to draw a weapon, after be liver and bowels without griping, {02 the History of This Continent ing ordered to leave, then crose trettabie Verlsh oF Rev. J ha O, Powers pa tor © police are investigating. } ote ative,” and in a few hours | Northwest There were exhib ! gil the foul, constipated waste, sour| tons b ythe Turn Verein, under) | Oo iia stringent bile and undigested food passes| ‘rection of Ernst Behnke os rocaanhy ai : sn a iat 0 the Sawaie” enk vou} | and ghorus numbers by members anthtreating law went into eff | saan. Whe of ne rion Ver 46 e today, w en r 0 fine ees fost fo nee data rae Maennerchor Harmotile — so¢ isi ' n prison, Asa re ; sore, has stomach-ache, diarrhoea, | and the Liederkranz Singing 4 drinking is ont ¢ down Krade indigestion, colic——remeinber, Aaa Se oat uotent i z T Cor good “inside cleansing” should al | = hed mi pre iiois' ei HE ADVISES PRAYER {lions of mothers keep “C alla} MA ING BANDAGES | fornia Syrup of Figs” handy; they know teaspoonful today saves a] reater things than sick child tomorrow. Ask your | th ne are we not|. PORTLAND, Or,, Oct. 11.—Port druggist fora 50-cent bottle of} doing Because we are not ina society ons today began “California Syrup of Figs,” which|far enough away from the world |making bandages and surgical dress has direc # for babies, children} ang closer tow Chr Separate ings nunded soldiers of F of all ¢ nd grown-ups printed | yourselves from the world and get | Europe huge “sewing bee" a y-ad vgn Bow reed counter !down and pray to God, believing, | will ¢ until Deember 1 leits sold here, so don ye fooled Get the g ase e, made by “Califor and - adh shoe de o Fig Syrup Company,’ er ayessibgae Bp ree hr om HOLD MEMORIAL SERVICES night by Re M. A. Matthews 1 fj - sermon on “Are Miracles Possible| PORTLA Or, Oct. 11.—-Me ft Today?” at the First Presbyterian mortal ser for George Deeth of - in the submarine F-4, in Honolulu ; ay ra) e Tr German-Americans to unite in| harbor last spring, were held here + hen FOB RESULTS Bellingham. Meetting Tuesday, | Sun¢ | Wilson's a STAR—MONDAY, OCTOBER 11, “BULGARIA WILL REPORT STREET RIOT IN MOSCOW | Street Fighting Reported Many Other Cities in} | in Russia NEWS FROM WAR ZONE RERLIN, Oct. 11.—-Street rioting | in Moscow, Sept ulted in the death ‘of thr ' wounding of 12 and injur policemen and eight bigh clals, it was announced The mob was barricaded near [the Pushkin moau and fought} the authorities ately At nt's body | daybreak a dead where it had {Was found in the mud lain all night fighting was also reported i Charkow Kostovon our ranks will bring victory to }.Don us sooner,” he said, “and will | | hasten the end of the war. | | “When the allles realize they FROM RUSSIA cannot break our Western tine, and Russia sees she cannot win ee ~ - Constantinople; when England Wt rege sees & Bg beholds us marching to Egypt, |from Dvinsk to Pripet aro dead.| ‘hey will understand that it le locked, it was officially reportea| UnWise to continue the cam today, About Riga, the official| Palen. and the war will cease.” statement reported the Teuton | nararinn ato ee cor the fore displayed no activit eae See ae tdatany i while from Dvinsk to the Prt eee thing of importance occurre ur miliary vietoties, over Rus Sein as the hts aia,” he answere So long as forces captured the vill t me im Gelicie and Hus | rejn. a Volla Near Citaroriak, | 84" atening Bud eat and jthey croased to ¢ right bank | V!e294, the Balkans were uncertain at the Bere |which was the strongest, but when The war. office claimed tht UF offensive against the czar began [Slave put to flight enemy cay.| they realized that we wore the most alry in the Bukowina region,| Powerful }which had charged “like an ava-| “Then, when they saw the Rus lianche.” sians expelled from Galicta, and tn | Considerable nctivity by Goryretreat from } 1 and the Cour man birdmen was reported ns, they knew their future was | Garbounovka has fallen tnto the) With Germans’ hanés | “Bulgaria realized It first. There. | Tht statement told of Rusalan| fore she was the first to break the stration of Teuton treiches inj status qno, She t* prepared to Join district north of Likhovitch!| Us against Serbia, This insures the in a wight atta More than/| safety of Constantin It will 200 Germans fell before the | make Serbia's defeat easter, and will Stave’ bayonets and unber of open communication between Ger risonern were taken mi Austria, Hungary, Bulgaria | Two Russian torpedo boats!and Turke [destroyed 19 Turkish sailing ves Thus the strength of th seln off the Anatolian ¢ since! powers will extend thru Europe Thursday, The wrec pa|from Hamt to Persia laden with mu We will hi ) on safely on two hile strength will be un ”% ' | FROM GREECE PinerPRpeIRA TES ATHENS, Oct. 11.—Reports that rmany Indu Rulgaria to e war side by p her ry. ir Most of the allies’ loan will be the Greek rts of Salontk epent tor cnt and Kavala, we de today enefit as follows the German FROM FRANCE PARIS and 8,000 tempt to Oct. 11.—-Betw Germans fell recapture lost at Loos and to the northward today’s communique ‘said The principal assault was made by three or four ¢ an divisions, totaling from 60,000 to $0,000. They were repulsed and dispersed ||}FROM THE U. S. WASHINGTON ong postponed n regarding int will go this w sing was slated to get Pres roval of the draft tc tomor A note to for settl f the Wm. P case will also go with Ambassador Von Rer pected here this week to otiation the Lusitania ¢ | FROM AUSTRIA | VIENNA, Oc Italian attacks on Vielgereuth plateau have fa it Was med toda Ttatt were in an at position ment o! Frye n two days ft is ex} ne ne | FROM GERMANY | 11.—Fu puton ed along announces BERLIN in the bia have . it wa Oct to crossed the Danube twe ay and Gradiste captured Zarkowa and the Mirije height south of Bel oy |took prisoner 1,556 nd 17] on IF KIDNEYS ACT BAD TAKE SALTS 1915, PAGE 5, WIN FOR KAISER’ So Declares Austro-Hungarian! Leader in United Press Interview WHY BULGARS COME IN BY CARL W, ACKERMAN BERLIN, Oct. 11.—"Bul garia’s entrance into the war le our great diplomatic victory.” Such was the opening dectar ation of Count Julilus Andra | | | an influential Aus. tro-Hungarian leader, son of the immensely former Bismarck co-worker, in Interview granted me today “The addition of Bulgaria to FIGHTING OVER, SAYS CARRANZA Delighted U. S.; at Recognition Wilson Approves of Act by | VILLA KEEPS UP FIGHT VERA Oct lighted conference ¢ CRUZ, with the. pan-Amert Saturd petsion him, ¢ planned to dep thru Car rt to recognize ranza today for a trip the Northern staten He foresaw an early end to the warfare, which has drench ed Mexico in blood for years, and announced there would be no further formal battles. An soon as the situat quieted, he ingends to grant amnesty to every but he maintains to do so now would couraging rebellion r on has one, be ¢ VILLA KEEPS UP FIGHT EL, PASO, Oct, 11,.—-Pancho la le t Paso Sunday oo hin cial trein for the inter Vil He declared that hereafter he will protect no Americar he haw ir the past, and that he will not be the gates of Mexico ( at of an army of 25,000 men, to overthrow Carranza PRESIDENT APPROVES STEP WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.——Formal steps toward recognition of Gen Carranza were taken today, Seere ng notified President Wil ning the pan-Americar recommendation for rec it the president had al tary Lanes on conf on ognition, 1 ready approved the step. | Reimposition of the arms embar Ko Villa and other anti Carranza factions was planned Hereafter all Carranza opponent wi be classed as rebels nong mentioned for the post of ambassador to Mexico, soon to be filled, are Paul Fuller, one of President Wilson's personal envoys jto Mexico ree an, who has beer |Carranza at Shanki{n of Mexico City, and Jobr Lind, who served on Mexican mis fons for the president for a jong time HOW HALF BILLION DOLLAR LOAN WILL ENRICH sr thru STATES Texas $39,000,000 23,000,000 13,000,000 10,000,000 8,000,000 Georgia South Missis: Carolina ppl ad amor on bene will by to th $21,000,000 9,000,900 8,000,000 5,000,000 5,000,000 5,000,000 5,000,000 copper-producing are abundantly in ones as follow# $14,000,000 8,000,000 6,000,000 6,000,000 00,000 Kansas ‘ North Dakota Nebraska Oklahoma Indiana Minnesota Missouri Washington The will wb the leading Arizona Montana Michigan Utah Nevada Iron an the will Pennsylvania Ohio IMinois New York Alabama The de among war divided fol the . .$ 9,000,000 5,000,000 2,000,000 1,500,000 1,000,000 tate Michigan $17,000,000 11,000,000 8,000,000 6,000,000 $ 9,000, 6,000,000 2,000,000 2,000,000 lowa Missouri Hlinois Texas Kansas Meat will get total— as this in the packing and distributed it is difficult to by states rofits would be principally in New York, Wis consin and lowa; the prof. its in Iowa, Illinols souri, Kanmas, Texas, Nebraska, Okla ho M esota th Mor »rtion 000,000-—Dbut ¢ Dakotas, tana and Oregon ‘New Engiand ...$1 Wisconsin Other states Toba of the total this 5,000,000 5,000,000 1,500,000 Kentucky $ 5,000,000 North Carolina .. 3,000,000 Virgin 2,000,000 Tenne 1,000,000 And states will co money w 0 to ce the following the the hide (wool figure Wyomir Idaho Utah Colorado in as ir wool ind profi given) $ 2,000,000 1,500,000 1,000,000 500,000 CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 ~ BIG WAR LOAN WILL BRING GOOD TIMES UT THESE FIGURES SHOW if VAST AREA OVER WHICH rH say BILLION WILL BE sage for South Flour! hing conditions are pre ~ “and sho ld get more than $80, \eays Backaohe le a Sign You Have vw” her *cotton, Georgia | Been Eating Too Much Meat, 0,000, South Carolina and Which Forms Uric Acid, A Mis - ourt ar Mississippi mut $10, When you w 1p with backache | 000,000. {and dull misery in the kidney region| Alabama will share also in the it general) mear you have eon | mone ent f el tures | known authori Meat forms urlc|for horses and t, and Texa acid which overw $ the kidneys in| perhay $7,000,000 in the sale of {th r effort t filter it he rs i tu North Carolina |blood and th ecome ort of Virginia, Tennessee and Ohio will alyzed and & When yur}be paid for thelr tobacco with or kidne get luggish and clo) ‘ou der against the loan, Kentuck t them, like you relieve| getting about 35 cent of thi your bowel removing all the/item | ody's urinous waste, else you have Helps Other Businese ackache, — sic headache And this flow of money Into ape our stomach sours, tongue, the South will bring a stimulus | is coated, and wh the weathe to other business; that of the bad you have rheumatic twit manufacturer of agricultural rhe urine ia cloudy, full of sedi: implements, for instance, as |ment, channels often get sore, water, well as to that of the small | calds and you are obliged to seek; tradesman and shopkeeper. |rellef two oF thre times during the; The hu um inyested in wheat | nigh ill go in varying proportions to Either consult a good, reliabled North Dakota, Nebraska, Oklahoma jelan at once or et from your Indian®, Minnesota, Missouri, W h armacist about four ounces of Jad|ington, Kar Illinois and Ohio. Salt take a tablespoonful in a while Ilinois and Kansas will share) glass of water before bre st for also in the sale of horses, and Illi a few days and your ki will nois and Ohio in the sale of steel then aet fine This famou alts is manufacturer made from the acid of grapes and| Huge shares of the credit will en mon juice, combined with lithia,|rich the metal producing and manu find has been used for generations| facturing states, among them Art Ito clean and stimulate sluggish kid-!zona, Montar Michigan, Utah, Ne Ine slso to neutralize acids i@eth®) vada, Per Ivania, Ohio and New urine so it no lor irritate thus York ending bladder weakne Will Benefit Whole Nation Jad Salt wvor for reg The sheep raising states will b ular meat ters, It naive aid with art of the million cred cannot Injure and ma a delight-|ited to th tem wool, and the West ful, effervescent lithia-water drink.| will also share in that spent for| | hides, w le all New England, boom ing a for the for munit These figures, altho based on past statistics in a period when trade resembles nothing the past has ever known, prove that the prosperity of every nook and cranny of the nation is go: ing to be fertilized by the deep streams of gold which will soon be set flowing from American banks “on orders from London.” [MEATS TO SUIT EVERY TASTE AT Frye’s Markets Tuesday’s Specials Fancy April 20c Qc Eggs (storage) . ady, Ww receive pay ther anufa ctured lea Sugar Cured Picnics ... : Choice Shoulder 1 Pork Steak... ‘| 2c Choice Mutton Chops. . he Choice Steer Round Steak .. Choice Veal Chops .....% Choice T-Bone Steak .. Choice Loin ES 18c Pork Chops WING MARKS: MARKET 118 Pike St AMERICAN MARKET Third Ave. MARKET n Ave, MARIE nd MARKET nial Ave, BALLARD MATS 544% Ballard Avy Look for U. S. urple Stamp. SHATTER it signifies purity and quality of Mexico. | Be ABLINMED ac Dougall ¢ fouthwick nse Five New Models in Fur or Braid Trimmed Broadcloth Suits $35 each reflecting the trend of fashion. New Suits, which coats are of length, and either fur or braid trimmed at collar, cuff and bottom. The newest flare, pleated or circula skirts. A_ good selection of colors, including prune, navy, brown, field mouse, Russian green, African brown or black. Note in particular a Broadcloth Suit which ha side belt of velvet, giving effect of panel front ¢ hack—a very new fea- ture. The peplumr of the coat has the new flare. lhe skirt is slightly flared —$35.00. of ane They Must Be Bought Tomorrow $1.75 Cotton Blankets $1.35 are a good weight for early 74x80, in gray tan with Special $1.35. 15¢ a Ginghams 12c This is the standard quality of 32-inch Ging- 1am, in cl plaid is and some plain colors. It will make up well into house dresses or for chil- dren’s wear. Special 12¢ yard. $1.00 Linen Sheeting 85c Yard Two widths, and 90 inches. All-linen Sheeting of Irish manufacture. Very popular for fancy work. Special 85¢ yard. Fall use. colored HESE Size border. or 1€CKS. 72 sir Floor The MacDougall-Southwick Co. Scond and Pike. While their fathers are fighting in Europe, Canadian kiddies are * having some grand times as the guests of the Auto club of Montreal, |which has arranged a series of outings for them. The picture above | shows one of the expeditions assembled in Fletcher's field, ready for an jafternoon spin thru the countr JAPS AND CHINESE FIGHT ABOARD LINER MINNESOTA + Nearly a quarter of the Oriental gration detention camp and all de crew of the liner Minnesota were] Ported on the first boat for the | Orient under the care of the vessel's sur ‘ : will ship with a full geon, Dr. Henry Esmond, Monda when she leaves this following a pitct attle between | nd. The crew will 150 Chinese and 1¢ e Sun » to 175. Changes “fe made among the offi- Scores were battered severely +iininatetnentlesinigiai and one Chinese ws scalded w the two fact clashed on deck The trouble was } ed 0 trip ver from Yokot 1 quent ¢ agreemen between ! Jap firemen Chin hand It started nd wh 1 Japanese on the deck. With. | Leek years younger! Use the old. the minute the deck was alive time Sage Tea and Sulphur with a writhing 1 representa and y_will know, tive of both natior . Shovels, clubs, p pans and|, You cas tum y, faded hale fista were used by the con Gane rk and lustrous aly Jay grabbed a pot of boilin ten | MORE Ve: nt tf you'll get and doused it the head of a bh a dot creaming Chinese 1 at Victor Manak irst officer, was bottles of this the only member the ers Tea Recipe are mess aboard at the time. He called | * \ well-known the police, who rushed to the Smith | @'Ussist here, because it darkens Cove dock and quelled the riot the hair so” natuneGy | and Syenm - Aap ipsa * 8°8"| that no one can tell It has been ap Monday the Japs were huddled |?! aes f in the forward end of the ship, andy ,,, hab ea ge leg coagaly Ge the Chinese quartered aft, A dead ry, soragely 4 line was established, and the crew A surprise. awaiting thems informed that, if this line wa after a or two ear crossed, they might eXpect puni tions t , lair vanishe oe i, t M uy yecome luxuriantly dari They will be sent to the immt.| #4 beautiful—all dandruff goes, uly ite nd falling hair stops. is the age of youth? Gray. wanted around, 8 t busy witht eth's Sage and Sulphur tonight LONDON, Gct.711.—Beriin dis| and you'll delighted with your patches today reported ng Con-|dark, handsome hair and yout antine of Greece ill and con-'youthful appearance within a few fined to his room, days.