The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 4, 1915, Page 5

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Phone My Bellingham office ts at Choe 18c 15c 2c Round Steak a Ic Purple Stamp. ity. 0 9. M. STAR—THURSDAY, NOV. 4, 1915. PAGE 5. PEACE REPORTS Nations Quick to Repudiate Rumor af Preliminary Meeting WHAT GERMANY WANTS ROME, Nov. 4.—Peace talk la still In the alr, deapite de. niale from belligerent capitate, The Mattino today erted the allled representativ will meet Von Buelow at Lucerne to discuss terms in a preliminary manne: ° a BERLIN DENIES IT By Carl W. Ackerman || BERLIN, Nov. 4 || peace negotiations are abso- | || lutely without foundation, | | arevecennce” | | on ITALY DENIES RUMOR WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.—"The [Italian embassy has been tnstruct: ed to deny the reported attempts of music is appreciated shall not be deprived if it is merely }the Italian government to discuss matter of terms. Here {fs the Columbia Grafonola “JEWEL,” peace,” said a brief formal state a real Grafonola in every respect, from the wonderful repro ment given out by tho embassy here tod. This waa in reply to reports that ‘onola the World of Music jItalian diplomats had gone to Lu leerne to meet German peace agents, The complete outfit com. prisas twenty selections of GERMANY'S PEACE TERMS your own choice, a record WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.—~ “When England begins to talk the war will be near to Germany looks to Eng land to open the discussion. Germany's terme are already cleaner, and an assortment of needles. $6.65 cash and one * dollar a week. After you have seen and dermuanion® heard the “JEWEL” at our Aw apviatar vateslt Mustc Rooms you may ar Bie: Ven: mernanaot range for a Free Trial in your thde.-eeinmennted aeny: own home | He outlined the German terms to pay Germany's war debt. Retention of Poland, to be come an autonomous with a customs alliance, and the retention of other French and Russian territory until the Indemnity Is paid. Restoration of at | it a part of Germany's colonies, prob- ably all of them 1 Absolute of the | tea JAP BURIED IN | “itsess evsomen. to | Balkans, with complete Austro. German control ther: Permission to moderaize Tur. key without Interference. Germany to give up Belgium. These are the only terms agree able to Germany, the official said. Easier terms were possible a year ago; even harsh ones will be rmany’s demand a yeer from! now COAL BUNKERS | Search for the body of H. Hakt hara, tenth Japanese member of jthe lHner Minnesota's crew to lose his life since the vessel left Yoko NISH MUST FALL SOON LONDON, Nov. 4.—Beleaguered 4/by Austrians, ¢ and Bul r’s|garians, Nish, Serbla’s wartime cap- ital, today seemed likely to fall at age, was abandoned Thursday Hakihara, according to the d |statement of M. Mayeda, fs bu: in the fine coal stored {n the In of |bunkers for her trip to Liverpool Mayeda said he and Hakihara in-/an early moment tended to hide themselves {n the} Bulgars, reported only a fow| hold and await a chance to escape /miies away, with their lines con- to shore rather than be sent beck|stantly tightening, are likely to to Japan. Hakthara was trapped In|gwoop down on the city ahead ot! the coals he sald. | Austro-Germans Two members of the Japaneso| Afterward there will be naught lef crew were lost at sea, one escaped | for Serbs but to retreat wes during shore leave, five werelward, if the way {s open drowned trying to swim ashore.| Otherwise, it 18 predicted, they Mayeda died In a hospital and Hak!-|wij1 be crushed between the in- hara {s supposedly dead tn coal.| yaders’ armies. Austrians Closing In CANCEL DOCK LEA Whether the hard pressed Serbs The port oommunteston |will be able to escape at all from jthe fast closing vine, it is believed epends on the strength of the Aus | ; northwestern frontier celled arrangements with trians on the nort eed eee eee ten (and the Bulgars on the southwest company boats docked at Medina and Bellevue piers, on Lake Wash |ington, because, it 1s sald, the com ern frontier. | The Austrians operating weat of [pany has not paid $3 a month doc fee. rmans 8 can |Vicegrad are trying to prevent their escape, altho because of hampering “|Montenegrin attacks, it Is thought [the Austrians may not be suffictent to accomplish thelr pur STOPS ANY COLD" IN A FEW HOURS, THREE HELD AS DOPE PEDDLERS Frank and Ray Davis, brothers, 34 and 21, respectively, and Orley Campbell, 19, are being held in the leity jail Thursday by federal agents, jwho believe the trio belong to a ring of narcotic drug merchants. Ray Davis was arrested when he walked into the police station to In- | “Pape’s Cold pai anal | Opens Clogged Nose and Head and Ends Grippe. Relief comes instantly 1] A dose taken every two hours} until three doses are taken will end) grippe misery and‘ break up a se- vere cold, either in the head, chest, body or Imbs. It promptly opens clogged-up nos- trils and air passages in the head,|uire after his brother. stops nasty discharge or nose run |patrons of Davis and Campbell, it| Ik} ning, relieves sick headache, dull |is sald, paid $1.00 for two grains of |ness, feverishness, sore throat,|cocaine or seven grains of mor- \ sneezing, soreness and stiffness, | phine. | Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit} Headquarters, according to the blowing and snuffiing! Ease your/authorities, were at the Indepen- throbbing head! Nothing else in/dent Messenger Co.'s office, 674 the world gives such prompt rellef| Jackson st. 8 “Pape’s Cold Compound,” which | costa only 25 cents at any drug store. It acts without assistance, | inconvent tast nice, causes no ence. Be sure you get the genuine. | SAGE TEA KEEPS SHOT BY VILLA YOUR HAIR DARK as oh Shot tn cold wo American Mormons today | reached Casas Grandes it's Grandmother's “pecipe to bring The rebel chief had impressed | back color, thickness and luster | them into service at Casas Grandes | —Everybody Is using it again to haul ammunition to Agua Prieta ~ |for the Villista-Carranzista battle | Gray hair, however handsome, de.|there. Upon reaching Ojitos pass, notes advancing age. We all know|they asked Villa for their release, the advantage of a youthful appear-|but the general's reply was to ance. Your hair is your charm. It, shoot them both makes or mars the face. When it| A friend loaded the bodies upon fades, turns gray and looks dry,|a Wagon and returned them to wispy and scraggly, just a few ap-|thelr families at Casas Grandes. plications of Sage Tea and Sulphur nces its appearance a hundred | 3 BISHOPS COMING 4 Jor soft brush with it, drawing this | through the hair, taking one small i — ; |strand at a time. By morning the| Not one out of a hundred “hyphe gray hair disappears; after another |nated” Americans breaks the law, Prosecutor Lundin, application or two, its natural color according to is restored glossy and lustrous, years younger. United Norwegian Ladies’ Aid so clety'’s annual baz nd you appear BRING DENIALS Alleged | the podies of| Don't stay gray! Look young! | Hither prepare the tonic at home| Three bishops will attend the or get from any drug store & 59 '| puget sound conference of the Ep [cent bottle ot eee Mocesads or{wort League, to be held at the| Bet com Oto eidetouse [Firat Methodist church November | 18. They are Bishop ft, J. Cooke \4 Aruft, stops scalp itching and fall-|© Thattanoor, renin pane ihe |ing air; besides, no one aga pos.|Shepperd 0 Kansas City, Kan aibly tell, as it darkens so naturally 7 i and {t becomes thick,|who spoke Wednesday night at the} COUNTY CANNOT VILLA SPLITS UP BUY POOR FARM ARMY ;PLAN RAID Judge Ronald Rules It Cannot) Bandit Purchase Anything Not “Indispensable” SAYS PRICE IS RIGHT The county has no right to pur Leader Will Sprea Death and Destruction in Mexico MEN TAKING TO HILLS DOUGLAS, Nov. 4- a |chase a farm to raise produce for BLAS. Nov, te-OM Mae its own institutions, ant tt hae no| tne of the Villa army, who crosmd right to purchase anything that {# the border and surrendered to the hot “Indispensable.” {American forces here today, de- in his So declares Judge Ronald, | ms V memorandum decision, filed Wed bragpoesD Oe te saMale dle selon a «fy nesday afternoon, knocking out the| purchase of the Stimson farm by!Sonora, and send them out on raid the county commissioners for $113,-/{ng expeditions designed to apread | 000. "the fact that the county hae dte.{@kt® and terror all thru North western Mexico. charged Its county powers without Villa haw abandoned his attack on Joperating « farm heretofore ts con. clusive that #uch {s not indispen-| Agua Prieta, having lost 1,000 men in repeated vain assaults, sable,” the judge's opinion declar- ed. “At most, it might be very con. Villa and his staff camped last venient, but, as we have seen, this|night at Anavacach! pass, two miles is not enough.” jsouth of Douglas, and today resum- The Judge passed briefly on the|ed the march to Naco jcomplaints that the price of $113,-| Two thousand Yaqui Indians who |000 was exorbitant, and that no partictpated official appraisement of the value|Agua Prieta jhad been ordered by County Com-|an d by Gen posed the purchase on that ground./men have deserted and entered the fied the price was fair and that @ committee, ns! «x of George A Chilberg and E. 8. On borne, had made an appral tho! not appointed to do so by the coun ty. “But T am forced to hold,” the judge said, “that the purpose con templated by the farm is not strict ly ‘a county purpose.’ If the coun ty has the implied power, under the statutes, to provide this farm. After searching most of the night lit has equal power to build a mill for the bandit who Wedn for the manufacture of /flour, to tried to hold up J. Hi build a factory for the manufacture fatled when Gordon ran over him Jof shoes and clothing for its with his automobile, the police ad charges, and to operate the same by/ mitted Thursday the bandit prob {its prisoners and paupers,” ably had made hin escape. The suit was brought by F. R.| Gordon, a mechanic in the etn Singleton, of the taxation bureau of ploy of a garage at 2015 Madison the Chamber of Commerce. jst was riding along at a good clip Incar Interlaken boulevard and 19th BAUSMAN ‘SWORN IN ave, N, at 7p. m., when the bandit | stepped suddenly from the brush, nix feet ahead of the machine, OLYMPIA, leveling ® gun at Gordon, yelled to office wa a to Attorney man of Seattle, appointed to suc him to stop. Instead, Gordon ceed the late Judge Herman D Crow of the state supreme court knocked the man MARIPOSA both wheels bum» over him. 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You must relieve them like you [relieve your bowels; remaving all the acids, waste and poison, else you feel a dull misery in the kidney region, sharp pains in the back or sick headache, dizziness, your stom. | ach sours, tongue 1s coated and when the weather ts bad you have rheumatic twinges. The urine ts \cloudy, full of sediment; the chan [nels often get irritated, obliging you to get up two or three times during the night To neutralize these irritating acta and. ttn ‘oft the body"| SAVINGS & | urinous waste, get about four ounces of Jad Salts from any TRUST co. | pharmacy; take a tablespoonful in la glass of water before breakfast OF SEATTLE \for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine and bladder dis- omens jordets disappear. This famous {nalts is made from the acid of| Capital and Surplus $800,000 grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and has been used for JAMES D, HOGE, President N, B. SOLNER, Vice President and Trust Officer generations to clean and stimulate sluggish kidneys and stop bladder irritation. Jad Salts ts tnexpen sive, harmless and makes a delight \ful effervescent Mthia-water drink | which millions of men and women HOGE BUILDING ake now and then, thus avoiding | serious kidney and bladder dis. In the Heart of the Financial eases, District to small scouting parties at Naco,| in the fighting around) deserted Villa today,! Urbalejo and Gen.| missioners Hamilton and Knudsen,|/ Acosta, set out on a campaign of} who voted for it guerilla warfare of their own. 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CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 ‘SCOTLAND YARD MEN | NIP BOMB PLOT HERE ling back he saw the man roll over|togting bombs with which they in-/month, has been cited to appear in| Two shots tended to blow up munition-laden|qisbarment vessels leaving the harbor of New | York |WAITERS AND * | BARBERS AS SLEUTHS | These German plots, designed for |the blowing up of factories where) guns, shelle and cartridges are be- ing made, and also ships in New @york rbor, have been worrying our secret service men for many/ | months. But so far the damage done has |been comparatively insignificant. The Germans here are not the slickest of sleuths | They have enlisted thousands of German-born walters, bar>ers and) bartenders tn thelr American ret! service, and the employment of| these clumsy fellows has resulted jin their little games being given jaway practically every time so far. |TIP SPIES OFF TO U, 8, AUTHORITIES That England has sent over her |cleverest Scotland Yard men to un- jearth bomb plots against your ship- ment of munitions is no reflection on United States federal sleuths or American detectives. You have not enough men here to take care of thee plots, and those you have xre not trained to foll Eu- ropean conspirators. We know this | gaine Our work over here Is quite legitimate. We are not plot- ting. Our detectives cannot make arrests, but they can, and are, TIPPING OFF THE AMERI- CAN AUTHORITIES EVERY DAY. We have sleuthe working In overalls at the Bethlehem Stee! works, at the Winchester Union Metallic Cartridge works at Bridgeport, Conn., at the Du- Pont powder factories, and, In fact rywhere where muni- tions are being made. |ATTEMPT TO | Other men watch the packing of all material and guard its transpor-| tation over the railroads to the! docks at New York Last week, on the New Jersey An Now $45. 00 2 hundred and fifty-eight women will be benefited by this exceptional sale of fashion- able, exclusive Model Suits—each style is a charm- authentic fashion idea. These Suits are among the best we have had this season—many of the styles have been in stock not more than a week. Broadcloth, English Whipcords, Voile Serges, Alpine Cloth and Duvetyne. Field Mouse, Navy, Beaver, Collars, cuffs, bands and edges of beaver, skunk, skunk-opossum, black fox, nutria, Hudson seal, natural skunk, unplucked seal, mole $45.00 is the special price. jand Charles McDaniels, to leave the | mixture, |threats and promises of money. — | cieanse |to have his actions given fullest [Central ratiroad, owing to the con- gestion of war freight, there were nearly 16 miles of cars piled up with| locomotive parts, waiting to be ship- ped to Vladivostok for the Russians, jvi eattie, laid Up in sidings. | GERMAN A TRIED BLOW THESE BUT STOPPED THEM! | ‘There are detectives on all the transatlantic Iners, and very few undesirable persons pass thru our blockading fleet unnoticed. If we know some dangerous per- son has sailed from New York, we cable the fact to England, the man’s name {s wirelessed to all our patrol ships, and when that person gets in to the war zone, his ship is stopped and he is nabbed by a naval officer jARCHIBALD WAS TRAILED FOR DAYS | Archibald, the correspondent who was used by Ambassador Dumba, was trailed for days in New |York, so that when he arrived at Plymouth, the authorities on the lother aide knew all about the Dum ba correspondence he was carrying | When this war ly over, and the {whole story is written, the world | will’ be amazed at the efficlency of \the British secret service | Germans tn America have tried to Jupset the war loan; to break the jeotton market and thus ruin the South; to corner the market and run prices up on the allies, But we have euchred them every time. WARSHIPS RETURN BREMERTON, Nov. 4.—Leaving San Francisco December 5 for San Diego, the battleship Oregon and the cruisers South Dakota and Mil waukee, now stationed at the n Francisco exposition, will stay there a few days, then sail for the’ navy yard here, TO WE SEWARD, Nov. 4.—Arrangements are being made for dog team races between Seward and Anchorage thls winter, Costume Velvets, Bottle Prune, Crow Blue, Bordeaux, mportant factor in many s that are plain or trim- Two of the Velvet Sults, formerly $59.50 and $65.00 ‘Second Floor, SEATTLE WOMEN MIGHT TELL HAIR SECRET A great many y Beattie women who have an abundance of beautiful hal now about @ re jula which e last | TRY TO DISBAR GLENN HOOVER Glenn E. a Seattle at- torney, who was fined $10 for con- tempt of court in Portland Hoover, |Seattle druggist ually called upon to mix this+form- jula. Undoubtedly the use of this proceedings before | formula in largely the secret CA Co Jovem-| beauty and luxuriance of the hafr of |Judge Albertson, here, Novem very many Seattle women—and men, ber too, The formula consists of es > ounces of bay ru two ounce: = W. G. McLaren, attorney for the|\ona de compos ‘and one-half Seattle Bar association, charges |drachm of menthol crystals. Some Hoover with violation of his oath|people add a feaspoonful of perfume. |A New York physician and a New 8 an attorney. It is alleged he in-|V 0) Chemist were recently consult- duced two witnesses, Harry Harris/ed regarding the efficacy of this and they both sey they lknow of nothing better to destroy jdandruff, stimulate hair growth, and invigorate the acalp, stop falling hair, and to make the hatr fluffy and give it luster. Any gist can furnish you the in- edients, which you can mix at nome, or will mix them for you, Apply to the scalp night and morn- ing. and rub in with the finger tips dvertisement. ‘How to : Germs and End Catarth Forever & germ disease, ot the es 4 it eo it will stay cured wack ts te Ei! on Seton ee your system the catarrhal germs which ve found lodgment there. When the Jurisdiction of the Oregon court by) Hoover said hs should be pleased | publicity, and that his alleged mis- conduct was planned to keep an in- nocent man from the penitentiary. FIRE DAMAGES TOWN MUNCIE, Ind., Nov. 4.—Fire early today almost destroyed the business section of Red Key, near here. One death from excitement resulted. Thirty lectures on crime preven- tion are to be given in Seattle churches, beginning soon, under auspices of the Jail Reform society. KEEP LOOKING YOUNG It's Easy—If You Know Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets ‘The secret of keeping young tn to feol young. 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