The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 22, 1915, Page 5

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To assist you in ac- complishing this we have made material price concessions on a number of Suites, of which the following are striking examoles: WOODHOUSE-GRUNBA' Week Week Week Week Week Week Solid Oak Dining Room Set iv the golden waxed or fumed finish, consisting of Buffet, with three good-sized drawer® and two compartments for dishes; six-foot Extension Table and «ix solid saddie seat Chairs, al! matched up exactly as to finish and pattern. Special for Thanks giving Week, $43.50-$1.00 down and $1.00 per week Eight-piece Dining Room Set tn the golden waxed or fumed finish, consisting of Craftsman style Buffet, heavy plank top Extension Table, five genu! nishLeather Seat Chairs and Arm Chair to match: a very high grade Suite, and an exceptional value at the special price, $73.50, $3.00 down and $1.25 per week | | } Allies Begin Great Offensive Under England's War Lord KITCHENER’S ANSWER ROTTERDAM, Nov. 22.— tremendous offe in the Dardanelles has bi under. taken by the allies, according to a Constantinople dispatch. \s arded as Earl Kitchener's negative an. swer to suggestions that the Dardanelles struggle be aban doned. The London war council de cided not to act on these sug gestions until Kitchener had Personally visited that region. This big move Is belleved to in dicate Kitchener's decision ALLIES BLOCKADE GREECE PARIS . the ¢ ful as ever How far the allies have gone will go, in thetr “commerical economic blockade” against Greece had not been made public Unofficial news that allied war ships are searching Greek me hantmen ts an unexpected develop crisis was today a# doubt or ment, which is taken to mean that a literal b de, not a mere “pa per” affair, has been established | How Greece will act will be divulged shortly. A cabinet se» sion wan held yesterday to discuss jthe situation |SEND FLEET TO BALTIC land has add submarines to those already searion fought COPENHA Nov 23 a big new fl Baltic. The new ves convoyed a cruiser and mat flotilla, thus explain tories of naval activity in the Cattegat FIGHTING WITH KNIVES ZURICH, Switzerland, Nov With bayonets, and even knit hand-to-hand struggle for the pos rdo plateau is being n Itallan and Austri nd De bet we jan troops DENY RED CROSS CHARGES harges that th lish are send ng transports to the Orient, dis kuined as tal ships, an admir alty officer sald today the story by United 500 DIE ON TRANSPORT Press Staff ¢ Ackerman, quoting a ( rial, was absolutely false Texpondent rman o LONDON ry Nearl The outcome of and] STAR—MONDAY, NOV. 22, 1915. | “ OF NEUTRALITY BODIES URGED RUN WOMAN FOR PAGE 5 ac Dougall + fouthwick ESTABLISHED 1875 An Important Sale Beginning Monday These Man-Tailored Skirts | Complete, Except Portion of One Seam and Hem Materials to Be Bought Here—Price Includes All Findings Pe P ‘ Golf Shire Utuity Shirt SENG Sit Walking Shirk Sisbing Shirt HESE Skirts are completely made with the exception of one seam which is left partly open, and hem which is basted, that you may fit the Skirt yourself. By doing this we are able to make this excep- tionally low price on a strictly man-tailored garment. Choose from any wool dress goods, corduroy, taffeta, faille or silk and wool poplins. Skirts finished within three days after placing of order. Six Different Styles as Illustrated including such serviceable Skirts as the Arena “Skating Skirt, the Golf Skirt, as illustrated, the General Utility hown in the sketch above, and the more dressy model which you see pictured. Any one of these is made for $1.00, and complete with the exception of the one seam left partly open and the basted hem N.Y. VIOLATORS 2 COMMERCIAL SOCIALISTS TO Skirt as —Dreas Goods Section, Firat Floor. MILLION IS UNPAID Uncollected taxes due the city amount to $1,008,652 cording to County Treasurer Bennett. They become delinquent November 30, SAGE TEA DANDY TO DARKEN HAIR PUT ON TRIAL TOCONSOLIDATE VICE PRESIDENT Nov. 2 Kar w ay NEW YORK Truste Commercial Club WASHINGTON, Nov 22 For former German consul gen-| may « fer the last proposal for the first time in history, the United| —_— and officials of y” with the Seattle States ts to see woman running} | nd officia a See the an GORITZ UNDER FIRE riGAe, line, went/ Chamber of Commerce at a meet-!for the office of vice president of sare gp younger! Use the old- Phantom our VIENNA, N 22.—Defennen o udge Howe today, i. 7 ay night ot State: time Sage Tea and Sulphur ee Gorttz are still ginder heavy fire, |charged conspiring to supply sabe vs the Volted States ‘ and nobody will know. tn The Italians are bringing up new, |Germar amerce raiders in the; Such a move has been urged in| From present indications, Kate i giving > pity fresh forces North and "South Atlan |® communteation from a commit-|Richards O'Hare, a well-known| You can turn grhy, faded hair Dinner in -inc:\ Dinner . Meanwhile, within a fortnight,| tee of the ers ants Ex Make; |Woman lecturer nnd author, is to be| beautifully dark and ‘lustrous al- our Pike heiseaiet ona NOVIZABAR FALLS the government expects to indict|{t has been informally considered | nominated by the socialist party for| most over night if you'll get a 50- $ SFE t e VIENNA, Nov Nortzabar, |at least six ringleaders of bomb and | ¥ 0 <tr a of both commercial or-/| viee presidential office. |cent bottle of “Wyeth’s Sage and sweet | 41679424 + Dike ree : Las tie’ waieagio meee plot, probably fociading | EARtatoDA | Meandidares for president and vice) Sulphur. Compound” at any’ dru Window ange eibini te ts tue baeda ob the Ane Phos tl hgiane _ proves n Brass president on the socialist ticket are| Store. Millions of bottles of this ———— — theBuneariand. Deatite Miler wis representa UH Posey gel oe rene rn agate a now being selected by party refer-| Old. famous Sage Tea Recipe are : ‘> n and a horde|%0"t =Hoyns, of the mmerc endum sold annually, says a well-known . ° ter weathe vaders suc Club, both have promised to 5 ‘ ceded | their way {nto |of n A oh nathan to the boards A strong sentiment exists for the| druggist here, because it darkeng z —__——_ — ae amet! — the town ; ; federal aut ent the matter to the boards ©" nomination of Mrs. O'Hare, for its|the hair so naturally and evenly | ‘Was TON. 3 i n favor of swallowing the|T¥ states now have presiden-| Pied UT BIG SMUGGLING ‘TRUNK MURDER | bdegeaines dein a Re- lien v avor of swallowing the| 11.) woman suffrage, and the recent|, Thove whose hair is turning gray, | ports establishing that the British |! Commercial Club for some time sits in the Eastern states show | becoming faded, dry, scraggly and dia within the threemile zone, at Cham of Com igher-uy : ‘ |because after one or two applica: 8 ATION Progreso, Mexico y, will be ET |'¢, nftuentia of the |timent in them ; tous the gray. bul Vania ae § | | mac the baie rotest elut he matter has been talk The socialists believe that the Jou. locks become It ly di i | | ie ies dpaaeianeet. veeanink oe ee Ved ove ol time is ripe for vote getting by put-|7Ou" locks become luxuriantly dark U | ; se gir eds 2 ald President Boyne, “the | ticket j scaly ng and fa : } The state department will inves-|night in commemoration said Presid gy ae ee me | This is the age of youth. Gray- ia | |tigate the situation further when|martyra of Manchester rustees must authorize the| Suffrage leaders generally are {0-/ haired, unattractive folks . aren't 4 | sabe the Zealandia reaches New York.|Larkin and O’Brien, in Hit niment of a special commit- clined be gig ee hgh open ig) Wanted around, so get busy with With all bodies recovered trom | Sweeping investigation by fed-| PORTLAND, Nov. 22.-With th Consul Germon at Progreso re-|nall, Ninth - 4 Yes! way. | th Abies nea Ps Sarid Deg Wyeth'# Sage and Sulphur tonight the Ravensdale mine, the work of jeral officials of the illicit traffic in| identity of the trunk murder n| ported that the ship's papers were|geveral Germans were present | Sa sattike lathe z or uttrage |22d You'll be delighted with your vellef funde for the mothers|drugs and aliens between British | again in doubt, the Portland potice| With him when the British boarded e en mi ig trey eet pte lh ees dark, handsome hair and your Mitle children who lost their|Columbia and Seattle ts expected| yo 0 0 ls BO S| her » hyphenated | youthful appearance within a few [4 winners in last Tuesday's ex-|to open here Tuesday with the ar-| | drs ic maGS Deere Ot Lie. pepere 18 tosnitn aning r nati ty days : , ti day ; tho the Pritish seek to Jus |-rnoma sof Pestana sae! —— flosion is progressing. rival of John R. Densmore, assistant )497) _ | res poteyt , 1. e ot v 5 autheran m tify ne by th t that the]... 1 " get her just olicitors sent ont by | secretary of labor, who ts en route . A cla England woo ‘ t ist} Eine ‘Seattle’ Union Record, official |here trom San Francisco Inter, Wentitied the body found in|Zeulandin did not have the papers |Gevortar in the present Wat CONTINUED D ircan of organized labor, Monday,| “My mission,” said Densmore, ac-|the trunk in the Willamette river,|at the time | FROM PAGE 1 D itarted canvassing Seattio for re.|cording to a dispatch from San|Friday night, as that of John Linnd,| REACH CONSTANTINOPLE | fet funds, ‘These folicitors are{MY¥ancisco, “is to discover what ix|of Boston, Mass BERLIN, Nov. 22—Wild on TAKE A DIP IN SURF armed with credentials, and will ac-| Wrong with the immigration service| Word from Boston Is to the effect | thusiasm greeted news today that | hecks made payatle to the|and to fix the blame upon the heads |that John Linnd is alive the first German forces have — | WILL Quiz CLAIM or coe fee, pere™ . | Linnd, in Boston, said that a coat reached Constantinople. Oh-0-o—WOW Which is in E Let the folks back Bast enjoy Ri 1 Net fund those responsible for the whole Annd, in e' at pat a P some of your Puget Sound lu 4 lavensdele relief funé f bearing his name was stolen six| It is believed here that they/|cidental to saying that while 50| geattle Osteopaths, in conjunc ‘ : xuries, ecting is scheduled for Male smuggling of Chinese and We will ship one fine, fresh A mass meetin: anise drugs alone the Pacific coast.” |months ago. This coat was found|traveled over the Orient ratlway | Mountaineers were on a hike Sun-|tion with an advisory committee of salmon, weighing from 7 to 9 pounds, ext gory Pe ater te ———--—-—— |in the trunk with the body and while pr they had not|day, four of them IMked the surf at\io or deattle’s leading citlsens, have Miccly" dressed, ‘carefully packed Im when methods of ralsing mone A ‘ ‘ sige Pag bg b " > pe phate a : bg Gel PE ve fos, tot ul | It was known that the trave! arr in| Fauntleroy Park, an 1 nM} opened and will maintain Jer the|forged to warrant Ali Rayeene Cabtuen LEE i the widows and orpbans will be dis-| Workers of America, and other! ripanion of Linnd in Albany and|no secret that the al staff | swimming! supervision of the King County Os-| The forged warrants were cash of the Missiasipp! River, JG cussed. The meeting will be 84-\iabor lenders alem gave the name of George Bar-|plans to send many German off teopathic associat free clinic! ed three saloons npany dally, j dressed by John P. White, ‘nterna-| ‘The jast body was recovered |i olomew cers to lead the Turks under Field for the treatment of children under e's, 710 First ave Jidon “Bena ee Seino a tional president of the Mnited Mine | sunday morning artholomew, according to I, 0.| Marshal Von enzen GERMANS TO DANCE 9 fsa per yee thor Youns’s, 1911 Sasilie ona. naition, Send or bring us 1 fy, Ne AA AE aa Curtis, of Salem, is a son of Mrs 2 | Treatments will be absolutely |coma, and Eugene W. Kearns’, 2 FIs Co, j Minneapolis Ps iperer ogy cigs © Bhp ne atment will be collected to assist} Blake says the last warrants he € COME IN, fd" Hopkins was the name giv-| friends will dance Tues night, |, defraying expen cashed were last January. A man jen by the man who rented the con bhi rin D arr tey- eal ge Se hed Clinte hours from 7 to 9 Tuesday|whom Blake says he has known |veyance at the Model Stables in rer nt to the German-Austrian) aq ‘Thursday evenings and from|siightly for several years, always ICE SKATING |which the body was hauled to the AT A hat bearing the initials, “( AtAyTine FRY ES 30 in the trunk with th body y | | A formal charge of first-degre murder was filed today against QUALITY MARKETS | 4 (in multiples of $5.00) | Bartholomew BECOMES COATED When Cross, Feverish and Sick Give “California “G CHAMBER TO HOLD ELECTION | parents or guardians for registra. ked iM {nations ha en posted at| tion the Chamber of ( 1erce for posi All forma of disease, malad accompanied whoever presented the ants, No money was paid Blake for cashing the warrants, but the pair usually bought drinks Puts Warrants Thru Bank The last time Blake's acquaint ance and the stran appeared, in January, they presented rants, for $1,300 afternoons. t be accompanied by | W 5 Saturday Children mu Three Sess ons Daily unday) (except the board will be held land deformities will be tre ithe clinte except those that might ‘endanger the health of others The staff of physicians In charge tions of trustee Canamhend We guarantee the superiority of the Lundberg Truss, and give free two war-| trial to prove it and $900, respec Election | :. Pea” lof the clinic are all graduates of{tively. Blake refused to cash them, | | | Syrup of Figs’ f Adan aepnted fosger This means our 7) TUESDAY SPECIALS MARQUIS TO SPEAK i eecleae | Onteopathe colleges, ‘members of but put them thru his bank for col-| Pelee | i |. Ghiiaren: loves this “truit> faxs| |tho King Gofinty Osteopathic nsso-/lection : | Borrowers may re- iy Fancy April 31 | __ Marais ana aiarehioness of Ad-|ative,” and nothing. else cleanses See ee eae mental on| i eald to.bavé “tipped off the in » Eggs, Storage...... . will spe here si Aae Bde live a ington state board of medical ex said ud r 4 tt principal A erdeen I the tender stomach, lver and bow dustrial iusurance commission to uce ne a Choice Spare night er pices of Seattle|els so nicely jaminers plied pee-prneteea pe f f their loans just Ribs Ferg Sees ® Cs Vogel a A tg . ne rail ba a Brop play ASKS HA MILLION gear PC Hiake, aed. an were| well LUNDBERG COVG 0 Je : tera of the British Empire, at! ing to. empty the bowels, and the | LF _ aed sn peepee od a Ranney . Choice Shoulder 1 1 Knights of Col is hall, Harvard| result ts, they become tightly clog seeing . Pe Donat ns ‘Olvatk 108 ane Ara as fast as_ their Pork Steak ; ave. and E. Union st |ged with waste, liver gets slug é 259 ania dare i sia . ‘ i utton Funds raised at the lecture will| «ish, stomach sours, then your lit Dr. E. Lester Jones, chief of the i. si © means will permit. eed 15.C lec toward furthering the ‘charity tle one becomes cross, halfaick, to Pnited States coast and Keodetic| Ernst, however, was called away KODAKERS— Chops Piivies a dan Mk ody | verish, don’t eat, sleep or act nat survey, was to confer at 4 o'clock {924 did not m . “In at t fi | Choi leben Fgh atta | : | It is sald they were called to iden at one, at five | Choice Steer 1 24 Danghters, and %na by the|trally, breath Is bad, system full of | } : Monday"with officials of the Cham-|,, It !8 sald they were called to iden. they're done” We do not charge a Shoulder Steak... C | marchioness cole nee sore ies Hed tna 4 : {ber of Commerce on. atonal ‘fla Blake's chance acquaintance JACOBS PHOTO SHOP issi Choice Round (Bhd rapleatry Rich, Dark Hair |", \"'°,.°°%5 ee. Must Forge Six Names commission. 16c ft tongue is coated. then give a te ’ Jasked by his department for fur-| p), Must, Forge Six Names Second Floor Pil. Bldx, Seat GIRL DIES OF BURNS j0"""0 0 Sr yy, ete sade | meat in etn . | Figa,” and in a few hours all the S T ne ee oe were drawn regularly, and that he soe ’ We do give prompt Sugar Cured Oc ouaiivated ‘wéate: sont bile etidsun ith age CA |const at the next fon of con-|iad no suspicion ‘they were service Picnics j isa Katherine MeCaule 1| digested food f s out of the sya Your gray, faded hair will come b a! sh Ni Eee or ery Alb H nae 9c yl pees paer dE eye at aT ee Peta ca boas Hayou apply Sulpho Sere.” This good | @| successfully, it would be necessa er ansen Bacon fromm Horne isietatiad--w har i solu |S enone ot mothers give “Onlin Giktcen so Kishi reemdaprnento’ ts fer the fraud promoter to commit J =< a MARKETS: |tlon of turpentine and lard ex i y x | Rlghiy rescmmended by STORM WARNING sic durauban Set aus arent leweler and Silversmith AT THE FOLLOWING | OLym MARKET, | ploded at the Windsor hote of Figs” harmless; nia Syr perfectly | ‘ i n = anc aver fails to act on the | | Jit, and it never rt t/ | % bottle of “( rnia yrup, of & Loan Association Officials of the Alaska Steam-) jigs," which has full directions for 1 . hip Co, are consider «1 plan bables, children of all ages and for 810 Second Ave. enter the intercoastal trade thru the) grown-ups plainly printed on the Established 26 Years. At Panama canal with @ line of 14 or! hottie. Beware counterfeits sold ; 200,000. Look for U. §. Purple Stamp ih new freight steamers. A tenta-| here, Get the genuine, made b’ Assets, Be. It Signifies Purity and Quality |tive agreement has been made with| "California Fg Syrup “Company M the Inland Navigation Co, of New! Refuse any other kind with con hops Open Until 6:20 P qe! 011 10 60-0)074'0, tempt, because It In) children love | storm = warnings ed displayed at 7 a, Southeast were order ‘one will know that Entirely untike dyes The industries coming under the | classifications for which the forged Near Madison 1010 Second Av less, Stope dandruff, Thaje fresh, glossy, beat m. Monday at all seaports in’! |claims have been paid, will be | = —— : fu m eacist rotunt ie f Washington and Oregon. The | | forced to stand the losses. a ae falls, Clifton Chem.Co.NewarkN-S |) storm in approaching Van The present commission came | tJ couver | 1, moving rapidly nto office two and a half heed eastward, and will cause tn | | @go,” said Daggett, today. “At that = creasing east io southeaat | | time, everything appeared regular The Original winds, reaching gale force | | Since then the department has han. Monday afternoon, and later dled 40,000 claims, representing ap- | MALTED MILK shifting to southwest | proximately $4,000,000. Uniess you say “HORLIOK'S* ” by Bartel! Drug Co. | | | No indication of any forgeries you may get a Substit ' ry @ appear on our books or files,” ue 4 . Pt . #