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

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Quantities run from one to fifteen of a pattern $2.75 Wood-seat Dining Chair, speci $1.40 0 Saddie-seat Dining Chatr Wood-seat Arm Chair 3 $1.50 4 2", oo geet pinecones $1.75 $4.00 Leather-seat Dining Chair, arm Chale trectal $2.00 Arm Cha £4.50 Leather-seat Dining Chatr, spectal $5.00 Leather~ -ecat Dintas Chatr, spectal $2.25 $2.50 $8.00 Leather-» apectal Ack Our Exchange Man to Trade Your Old Furniture for New Furniture @- ize 41677424 -Dike Street: MOORE TO BE MONARCHY’ —THEATRE-— SHANGHAI, Oct. 18.—Military Nights at 115. precautions the government is tak today FROM © Mats, Wed und Sat. nt 2:20, ing convinced foreigners CIGARS GO OUT WHEN th eve. te didn’t nore much T Cc f Bo thet eabetitution Of a monarchy un py hobby: oct Sagi bp een op Coats for ys TONIGH ject President Yuan Sbi Kal for the man is considered unit for service 2 to 12 Years Tf etree S| TYRENNE TALKS WAR © Sess } 12 Yea a } ————$—$——— iy ~ Juring the past week we have received four or AND ALL WEEK || | That was the whole story, and he| f } With a hole in her bottom 36 feet} the patch was an empty socket ' [thanked us very much for listen ¢ new Overcoat styles in as many more colors and | t The Great Five-Star Cast long, salvage operations on the| where an eye had been. A bit ing to him mixt $6.50 to $12.50. |stranded liner Mariposa will be| of shrapnel had tern thru that m. | difficult, is the latest word from eye, destroying it. | | THOMAS W. ROSS | ino Sorin zen eyn8 rurenne HOW UNDERTAKERS 2 MACLYN ARBUCKLE a | needed ne oreterical gift to | LAURA HOPE CREWS ‘Thin Folks Who iAP | MAY BE SUCCESSES % RA | W t t G t F t The exploding shells were |“Pape's Diapepsin” Ends All| 2A MABEL TALIAFERRO ant to Ge QU tatty noisy,” said De Turenn SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 13—| Stomach Distress in Five j Sapported cellent Com~ racket the shells ma i Those jolly fellows, the 600 funeral | yee | Imerense tn Weight Ten Pounds was “really tremendous.” »| directors, in con ion here, w | Minutes. } ore. t er 1 i ust Tay.coeag eae |apectacle of the star rockets told today by Fred E. Pierce of Los! wonder what upset yout stor Wer iia certainty give Fanny Hh and | th mans use to light Angeles just how th should act |—wt portion of the food stay that way.” declares every ‘ex-|at night, was “very imposing p]and dress If they would be success | damage—do you? Well, don't t Ben ba oll B veh |sight of the enemy aircraft #oaring|ful in their sion ler. If your stomach is in a revolt;| Joyce Hammer, 15-year-old daugh-| for a “a marriage license they learned head was “most unusual and| They shot serious, |i¢ sour, gassy and ur former State Senator E that Columbus, having discovered ea. | | h if sour, gassy and upset, and what |ter of former State Senator Emer I | Vietims of mal-nutrition, a inspiring jbut nov & but not} you just ate has fermented into! son Hammer, of Sedro-Woolley, and America on October 12, it was a le rea as which prevents the fatty elements of | Such a paucity of adjectives! And| morose *% fawning, | stubborn lumps; head dizzy and Y gal holiday, and the courthouse was food from being taken up by thelyere he made us see War as a mag | self-pos self-con-jaches: belch gas e and acide and Louis Gillpop, all-around athlete, | ciosed unc are oF tn Lee normal, Instead of |Rificent spect conscious, quietly rful, but not | eructate undigested food; breath |™&bt have been enjoying their bon- py this time Daddy Hammer had an eee Frees. BOc «$1 “50 |Retting into the bined, much of the| Then he got down to the minutae|bosay, sympathetic, but not Iachry-| foul, tongue conted—Just take a it. /¢7moon Wednesday if it hadn't been! romped down to the telegraph of 4 4 it. ad fat and flesh eae ames of war. He didn’t know what Jof-' mose. |tle Pape's Diapepsin and in five} ay eis, nw reece id tebe fice and sent word to. sheriffs Inner jatay in the in Be. **Y lfre was doing, or what French was | | minutes you wonder what became}, 48 It's ould-ha ber ide about this part of the state to the body as waste te : Slee ha jee from the nady Sndition and to|doing. He only knew what th of the Indigestion and distres tiagiory Sapir | Lepr N ahh incre hold the couple if they showed up.|[ Seattle's Newest Cafeteria Jof fat, the nutritive Foe ith tne [ne day know that it is needless to|*%4 get her, and Gillpop is tempo-| from the Everett interurban here, Serves You Better Re ervinealy onpelieg, ith, the eae elie have a bad stomach, "A litte Dia |P@rtl¥ lodged in the county Jail. intending to ‘seek a Hense, thes 6:30 A. M. re done them. This can probabl There was the matter of the barb-| Praise for his faithful and self-| pepsin occasionally keeps this deli-|, They eloped Tuesday morning. were nabbed CONTINUOUS SERVICE JACO px. ‘SHOP complished by eating a tled wire entanglements. How were sacrific ing service, and regret that |cate organ regulated and they eat |The ail wired her mother from Ev. to 7:30 P.M with every me ack , soi; he has resigned were od n | ut erett hat they were married and . ” . le (Pak ocd ud they placed in front of the trenc | J their favorite foods without fear “ The National A cians ws combination | o Well, the work had to'be done at|fesolutions passed Tuesday by the) 1¢ your stomach doesn't take|#afe. But when they applied there Rat Kille a8 the y mix with the night, of course peur ier Big erence to] care of your liberal limit without . e, satiafac: sugars a The post holes had to be dug. The| Gen. Chittenden, who bas re igned | rebellion; if your food ts a damage | Ow good; have eaten | soate had to ‘be set {0 the boles,| {rom the port co instead of a help; remember, the of always le lite rapid efte The wires had to be strung on most harmless re-| the "beat * rep posts WHOLE CREW sick Pape’s' Diapepsin, which . at prices dust Printere):::;::.: ear ae mata mie teal hoe sts ica tty eo MAY LOSE LOTS mea lecress tne oes | ree, 3 ere the disorderly ones 8 d Mezzanine 9013 THIRD etAIN 1043 | nature way their punishment. If the sup-| gvery man suffering from beri | der t digests food and sets Stearn El ith ladies’ and men's ay tg 0! az ply of disorderly ones ran out, the] beri, the entire crew. of the Pe. bie ks —_— 00 ger on ee | s’ ocir @ “your conven= m. hes o eae lily tha 8 really astonishing. | ° fence at all hours. gists every wher ackage|rest drew lots. |ruvian barkentine Stella was under | |\y . serge SEWARD. ha Cok, ities -| R t R h j Union Dye Works ea guarantee of weleht in-| Then they crawled out of the|treatment Wednesday at the United | Pease, for’ your sake, don’t go on| SEWARD, Alnska, Oct. 13.—An at and Roac’ aste 1421-23 4th Ave. sony | recommenaea|tranch and went to work, If the| States marine hospital at Port| nd on with a wenk, disordered |chornge, the base of construction of| IN calatateg sence . (Inc. one we a fisdh bulider, and while |Germans fired at them, as they al-| Townsend. When the veasel passed | Stomach; It's so unnecessary the Alaska railway, 1s in a state of} Ready for use, economical pay Heng ditt eo. Ms excellent results in cases of nervous | ways did, there was only one thing)/in at Cape Flattery, she signaled Jexcitement today over the return of | Diseetinns in 4 NEAR PIKE, ON FOURTH EVEKYTHING IN indigestion, etc. have been reported. j+, ag crumple up and play dead.| her distress and a tug was sent out * 110 indictments by the federal grand| CLEANING AND DYEING puld be taken about Whan.the firiad mopped, you-wentl to tow het to dock. ‘The ftella isi) ¥¥ ome Dyspeptics \jury at Juneau against 10 owners of again of welght $2.90 $2.75 $3.00 $3.75 $4.00 Seattle Agents for Quick Meal Ranges. CONTINUED PAGE 1 Plast ai 10TH AVE. AND EK. UNION to work again. You were nearly al | ways killed or wounded You get used to the #oreaming and exploding of shells. You reall don't mind it at things worry yo jly TO SUCCESS mY Y Luo BUSINESS MAN and SCHOOL BOY. “It costa little to learn logue went on request and throat em your eyes wat $10 Solid Gold or Porcelain Crown $10 Gold or Porcelain Cata- Visitors had had even i CORNER SECOND AVE. all. If you let such u, De ' |Probably you would go eraz | Are You “Rusty” in Mathematics? |} pot being potted oA pro-German , : |peasants behind the line was an OHIO METHOD IN|] ‘roere many », young an||ponnat® ion 00 tre wan an DENTISTRY |] satticapre tn'maxing progrens| [shooting at You, vou executed him mi lo p BDC urally. Missing teeth are repiacea by|| in his work because he is “poor gin psd Molt T aaais took The Ohio Method by artificial teeth || at fisures IN APPLIED dreadful risks that are natural as your original SPECIAL COURS! One plowed a «single furrow in Bloch, Mzamisstions are sow being|| * i tront of De Turdanas battery, He conducted without charge, and estl-| MATHEMATICS drove a white hore, An enemy| mates ate furnished In all cases. .| For the sop was overhes Aln WE STAND BACK OF OUR WORK | MACHINIST mediately the Germans began. tc FOR 12 YEARS’ GUARANTEE | PLUMBER search out” the battery $15 Set of Teeth, | ELECTRICIAN ei G teed . 35) PATTERN MAKER De Turenne had a taste of MPEREORT + 22000000 STEAM ENGINEER poison gas. It was like yellow $10 Set of Teeth, 5 ELECTRICAL ENGINEER vapor, A little whiff of it was Guaranteed ......+... GAS ENGINEER distressing. It made your nose art, and it made er. You couldn't see to lay your gun when you a little whiff. Bridge Wotk . welcome. START NOW! Day But the poor devils in front lings U and Night School didn't get little whiffs. It we Gold bg “ Pag AI a didn't kill them right away er Fillings ..-.+++++- 5O¢ SEATTLE They lived two, three and four da The: suffered awfull _ Office Hours B bg 6. Sundays, ENGINEERING idan tay eeree aly ag SCHOOL, Inc. bly, De Turenne said, that they Cut-Rate 108 West Roy St begged to be put out of their , misery ® HIO Dentists |} cars—Kinnear, W. Queen Anne, “And 90," said De Turenne, Fort Lawton, Ballard North, “we shot them. 207 UNIVERSITY ST. Ballard Beach Ne Othe | He touched lightly on his wound.| Turenne real-| didn’t know what would happen STAR—WEDNESDAY, |\LITTLE PARIS, Oct. a Bucharest dispatch lon the Bulgarian coas' VIENNA, ‘Oct 13.—P hing thelr way into the near east, Teuton armies seeking a junc tion with their Bulgarian co horts are attacking all along the Danube and Save rivers and on the Drina east bank, it was stated today The hills about the ancient city of Belgrade, overlooking all the river crossings, are in the invaders’ hands The Germans have advanced, however, only in the face of a admittedly heavy resistance from the comparatively small handful of Serbians, who now are in danger of being hem med in on all sides. Austrians who captured Mount Lipa, east of Belgrade, are now ad vancing southward from Belgrade, while the German forces are driv ing the bians before them from Belgrade in the direction of Pos sarowits ALLIES PLAN NEW DRIVE AMSTERDAM, Oct. ISA new drive by the allies in the Artois and Champagne regions of the western front, and perhaps else where, ts © d today It ix understood the allies plan the kaiser too busy on the line to push into the to keep | wedtern Balkans The Serbians forced are being rein TO SHIFT SERB CAPITAL PARIS alread Oct. 13. still After anoth » trans t shift ital is it Mom or of wartime « fall into t to expocted hands before the Germans reach it | KAISER IN SERBIA? LONDON, Oct. 13.--That the kaiser already ts at the Serbian front, supervising the invasion of his forces, has been repeatedly ru tho verification is BULGARIANS REPULSED ATHENS, Oct Serbian so have r ilsed th Hulgarian attempt to tak mom it south of Zaitchar, the ral etween Nish and hove He heard the scream of the shell knew about whe it would ex de. He wate No une t ige. It explod thought it woul et away And, smack! the shrapnel hit him under charter by W. R. Grace & Co. VICAR GENERAL DEAD Following n illness of several years, Rt Father Felix Ver | wilh eral of the Catho [lle dioc of Seattle, died Tuesday at Vancouver, Wash sam Sly is looking through all the keyholes in town for point 7. G You'll find the key to the solution by chewing Sterling. | Sterling Gum 5? | The'7~point gum PEPPERMINT~IN RED WRAPPER CINNAMON = IN BLUE WRAPPER OCT. 13, 1915. PAGE §, mE, GERMANS CRUSH | BUY YOUR HEATER NOW} SERBAN ARMY;WAR NEWS 13. Bulgaria declared |war against Serbia Tuesday, according to today. Russia is preparing to land a vast army t, according to the Ru- manian Journal Universal. | that are regularly $6.50. is a compelling reason wante material lhey are our regular stock them fur trimmed | sweater reduced for this welcome opportunity | i] | special sale » that you can buy | Knitted of the finest wool of broadcloth, wool pop: Rockefeller and 12 Others An-} yarns, fashioned to fit. A ; k ‘ “pt . sik M ‘ i i [0 ae ee ee good weight without being} | cord, either fur trimmed or | ing Railroad bulky. Choice of Oxford,| | with full fur coll and brai te brown, navy, maroon or Ritead. ahd te [FACING PRISON TERMS iedtaal Hepes hee haga } | ions an) rriced | | and coats that | NEW YORK, Oct, 12—Twelve ne tae 40 ia € Priced | | match the skirt |directors and former directors of Day, $4. 95 , weater Bel blue, Africz " the New York, New Haven & Ha day 1D. t s y ford railroad appeared today Mer op, where value and an green, $17. 95. defendants in the government suit Second Floor charging @ criminal conspiracy to} control New England transporta tion thru company e od Shes tee Gotaee tonite al ntirely New, it Envelopes the the line, Chas, 8. Mellen, ix called. | . ee Among those orraigned wer le William Rockefeller, Theodore N. | ag Rong ge ry Figure From Head to Foot 1, James 8. Hemingway.) ———— F. Baker, Henry K. Mc rg and other nationally-known financiers. Who the Men Are William = Rockefeller | (alleged jconspiracy lea@®r) is John D. Rockefeller'’s brother and one of [the wealthiest men tn America Theodore N. Vail is presider the American Telephone & 1 graph company Hemingway an Indiana politi clan. Led wan t J. P. Morgan's personal counse | McHarg is « Southern capitalist Baker is a New York banker and Morgan house partner T. DeWitt Cuyler ts a Philadel phia capitalist. Francis T. Max-| well is a Hartford capitalist Face Prison Sentence are the capttalists and & federal grand jury has declared probably guilty of plun j der nk a wrecking the New Ha | Prison terms and heavy |R kefel Vail ar : rr ent they, as dire r directors of the New violated the Sherman Anti Trust Iaw by conspiring to pyra oad's finances, and, thru buying up the Boston & Maine and other rail Hnes, gained unlawful control of New England transpor tation | Should Eat food that is acid in {ts nature, or which by chemt action in the stomach develop acidity Those sufferers who have been obliged to exclude from their diet all starchy, sweet or fatty food, and are trying to keep up a niserable existence on gluten prod. and ant-acid known, It has direct action on the stomach; but by neu trallzing the acidity of the food con tents, and thus removing the source of the acid irritation which in flames the delicate stomach Mning, drug or medicine an inflamed and irritated with drags, but get rid of the acid—the cau all the trou ble, Get a little ted mag nesia from your druge eat what you want at next meal, take some of the bisurated magnesia as directed above, and note remark- done by an) not dose tomach bisu your Indigestion and practically all forms of stomach trouble are, nine times out of ten, due to acidity {therefore stomach sufferers should, whenever possible avoid eating} ict ould tré a meal of any food jor fooda in moderate amount, tak ing immediately afterwards a tea poonful of bisurated magnesia in 4 little hot or cold water, This will] itralize any acid which may be resent, or which may be formed, } and, instead of the usual feeling of uneasiness and fulln you will find that your food agrees with you perfectly. Bisurated magnesia is doubtless the best food corrective it does more than could possibly be | Do | ac Dougall + fouthwi ESTABLISHED 1876 $17.95 Sale of Women’s Suits One Day a Compelling Reason Why Men Should Pay $4.95 for Sweater Coats OU can get the idea from the sketch. It has but one button and covers you completely back and front 5: O23) It is really the most practical Apron idea we have ever had. Materia in plain pink, blue ariets stripes and neat figure It be and big contrasting i t material y to iron all in one big You could buy the material for the price—5O@. Third Floor. Two Knicker Suits at $6.50 the easily as ars a ch of patterns to please all, r range of Norfolk Each Suit is carefully finished, both pairs of trous- | ers are lined and have a cloth belt | At $5.00 is the ever-popular “Our Booster,” and in the lines at from $8.50 to $12.50 we have the famous | Sampeck make. Sizes 6 to 18 years charged with permitting gam. Anchorag and jlots at jselling liquor | bling | When the government sold the L St S yl bots, vow siipcaaed oe tiene atest Style lgambling would be permitted, on pain of forfeiture of title to the $40 property. This agreement, !t !s alleged, was! ignored in the new town, which has grown in a few months from a few| cabins to over 3,000 population, LUND PULLS HIS GUN n entered the store TALKING MACHINE ABSOLUTELY FREE! Two m of M Lund, #8 ond-hand dealer, O15 erat |First’ ave, Tuesday night. They An Advertising Offer looked suspicious. He ordered them Without a Parallel out at the point of a gun, The po-| Hlice, hearing their descriptions, say he was wise | in the History of the Talking Machine. Business Mayor Gill will be among speakers Friday night at quet of the Seattle | Dealers’ association, at keller. the the ban-| Retail Cigar! the Raths. 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