The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 26, 1915, Page 5

STAR—FRIDAY, NOV. 26, 1915. PAGE 5 4 CR EDI eM m4 aa i, SE.GRUNBAUM FURNITURE CO. INC Established tn the Same Loon aos HOME:ON LIBE LIBERAL SHEPHERD TELLS OF STARVING SERB Cabling From Monastir, ‘United Press Cor- respondent Vividly Pictures Scenes of ™~ We, a om 14 Yemen USE YOUR CREDIT. WE CHARGE NO INTERE These Easy Terms Will Surely Convince You That We Want You to Use Your Credit $ 50.00 Worth of Homefurnishings. .$ 1.00 Down, $1.00 Per Week Horror as Humans and Animals Flee the 75.00 Worth of Homefurnishings 3.00 Down, 1.25 Per Week : i Whe) Ween of Mometurelehitins.« Bap Geen “iat ee, Wess Country Before the Invader; Starving 150.00 Worth of Homefurnishings.. 7.50 Down, 2.00 Per Week i 200.00 Worth of Homefurniahings.. 10.00 Down, 2.50 Per Week Hogs Prowl in Packs for Food 900.00 Worth of Momefurnishings.. 15.00 Down, 4.00 Per Week By Wm. G. Shepherd MONASTIR, Nov. 23 (Delayed.)—-Serbia — is tarving Even her animals fleeing before the invaders, are dying of hunger along the roadsides and up the steep mountain paths In large areas there has been no food for days Great packs of hogs are prowling like wild animals a search of food Phe world has developed no scenes of greater horror Nish-Monastir road is a highway of agony, more dreadful than the corpse-strewn trails of the old Klondike It d with dead horses, interspersed with human bodies 1 from exhaustion and starvation Refugees are streaming in, semt-} delirious from privations or hys terically joyful at reaching safety After a 20-day trip from Nish. Madame Slavko Grolych said me today Even the horses we rode were starving. Some of them fell ex @reeser in golden | Bolla oak rocker in the golder hausted and died before our eyes Has two large 1 wax or fumed finish Has We were members of a government an - nee | Se aad 5 Senne Bpe party, but the m we could get to Ravensdale Report Says Cor- ty vice 810-66 eat Was a scanty half loaf of bread oner’s Jury Will for Saturday $8. 38 | for Saturday " $6. 76 "Women and children, as well as Jury So Find men, dragged along each day, foot by foot, with little or nothing to a * SEE THE REAL TIGER]... 8 Piscover —_evience: from lack of nourishment, lay be RAVENSDALE, W. N Pik tree indo side the road to die—surrendering , Wash. Nov. In Our e S t_ Window their children to the care of) 26—It Is reported today that strangers. the corone jury investigating . The happenings in Serbia make) the explosion in the Northwest Genuine Leather the Blackest page 1n. history Improvement company's mine M. Michotte de Welle, Relgian, Mere two weeks ago, which minister to Serbia, a member of| Killed 31 miners, will find the Rocker Mme. Grojych’s party, corroborat-, ¢*Plosion w. caused by a ed her story miner's open mp, igniting a D ny seat. hich back Before I left,” he sald, “I of.) Pocket of gas. 3 paps CODY Seat, GH acs fered the servants money. They There had been doubt as to with wings. Re r price cried, ‘We can’t eat gold! They Whether a gas pocket or a pre $30.00 said, ‘For God's sake, have you no, Mature blast was responsible “eatee for the accident. S ial $21. 75 One night we heard the wild) The jury, in its inspection of the scream: mine, in declared to have discov Will put aside for Christmas road. V 4 afterward he had ¢red that a dead miner, with his le ti ' od been mur roa little chunk lamp open, had been nd in such ? delivery if desired of bread & position as to Indicate the ex 7 Serbia {# looking to America Plosion originated in a peak !n the P oe for relief. at let Ame roof of t rd level e bs fea help They a Coroner Mason has subpoenaed De cut off fr and they between 50 and 100 witnesses to i will starve by the thousands lens testify at the inque o? are fed soon.” day, at which time an ¢ 1 C © ke inc: scarce at Monastir.|be made to fix the bilan lack fuel, and the presence of such a body Z ‘ S tre €. & expected soon. the mine % ae 424 zce In nt thousands en Whether the mine was poor 2 route b will be caught on the ventilated and inade ree 7 Nish trail with 4 and with ne taken to prevent wath - " - Ino refuge except the mountains. m of gas in auch pla will t building in the rear, while farthe } Only a miracle ¢ can save t determined at that tim back fleld railway lines are b« State Mine Inspector Bagley re thrown up to connect with he ce turned here today and ts endeavor F ter of Germany ing to fix the exact center of force i - of th explosion ; ALLIES’ PLANS CHANGED? Hin previous Investigation ted i PARIS, Noy. 26.—Ap a sequel. to FE sia taper Nip a Aa ge att ‘ settlement of the Grecian diplomat-| pitiet io Lot the, sake wnat * Troops Retire on Dvina Front |!© crisis. the alliew are landing fur n the east entry, he sald 4 ther forces at Salonika, nding ; and Dig Them- ‘> resorts today, da th nae Families of the dead miners have { selves In that they will not be molested. | | Si eee aaah nis Die — Experts here believed, however. or ad : Ms ak seg OFFENSIVE A FAILURE that the allies do not Intend to a _BERLIN, Nov Their ranks |nounce that the relief fund has now j itempt an extensive swee . ae ee ate ' os yg ae badly weakened, by cap reached $2,900. ism in every civilized country | LONDON, Nov. 26.—Convinced]Instead, i: 1s thought, tures and privations, the Serbians — This will mean a complete 3 that the general German retirement |swing northeast from today are fighting to ee e cou change of inner politics as well! from the Dvina line marks abandon-| South Ceutral Serbia, to Sofia. ordaning the ‘Tieton RED PE P'S as of foreign relation R : saeinaliie ment ef Teutonic hopes of captur-| Communications onstanti WITH REVOLUTION ie Sali tae away with the NOGALES, Ariz, Nov. 26.—Vil- but without casualties. The known ing Riga before spring, military ex-|nople c: © cut ther fly as PH | LOSOPHY present secret diplomacy, and la's entire garrison at Nogales, So-| Mexican casualties were five. Large perts are interested today concern- anywhere, and in addition to achiev _ ' will be followed by a demo. |nora, evacuated today, completely | Te!forcements have been sent to ing the choice the Germans will ing this aim, the alliew would b ¢ the Biackbird in oe On the contrary, I expect that the cratization and socialization of | iooting the t h Nogales in view of this situation, i make for their winter |ine. the advantage of striking at ei an emnn cdtekanta of ta overwhelming majority of the, ¢ratization and socialization of | iooting the town before they left i That they have already prepared | vitals of Bulgaria heen Serb army aoek to make social-democratic party will show a tions. Villa ordered the garrison to join i trenches and entanglements in the their way into Montenegro. constructive tender than him outside of Hermosillo for a | so rear {s likely, but how far back #|GERMAN CRUISER SUNK 1” Stesastue the Auats i figehaneeehele aes general attack upon that place i The breakdown of the German of-| man cruiser Frat allies ex the forces of the er away from a steie pam co Eee can territory and joined Go fensive is attributed to an Increase fojtic simultaneous powe rely and . degec wo See |dall, who came ov durin of Russian munitions, to Gert was Eyperts believe the Serbs will be og Bechet {ne CULCOTe | gemmmenNmnen ene cea night shortage, and to the weak marine recent cornered and slaught : er ; All the Villista wounded were the German line for reinforct | the dash across th * gh ' brought across the line and hun lalkans vin Getlae ars @ succor . oMeberdee: dreds of families are moving On Perfect Teeth Press reports today d that REPORT GORITZ FALLEN | Th attle abo «p in South a ee ae Neaing so-|$ in carts, wheelbarrows und evacuation of Mitau is Fr way.! LONDON, Nov. 26.—Reports that|(Tn Serbia still rages : ; a ik aul carrying their household effec By EDWIN J. BROWN and that es of trenches, inder the relent.| Monastir is on the verge of cay Be 8 backs | D. D. hidden by arbed wire, ar of the Italian ar.| tare. api A 502 Ob: 1's Carranzista force | as agree (OC » ‘Unconfirmed tc Possibility of a declaration of . rted miles out and ex-| : - ob : ae 4 < today.| 1 betwe Ital and © i | mocratic idea | § to occu the evacuated 705 to 715 de enders were in extremely ¢ foreseen In e Glepate |ment, or whether this catastrophe | ppt bs : ke erate straits, however, #0 that the| forces to the alkan ca ‘ | is only a Roman Catholic clerical foot Orhan srevalle is. Nagas apture of the city was considerea| Reports indicate Italy ts prepar | Psi te Pade grec Sh rp Bins 88 3) |Sonora, since the Villista troops oer Marcel Sembat even accuses t A perfect set cial teeth | antime the actior us lariat clltuaron eacine Pgs Fat VILLA MEN INVADE U. res | watch IN THE BACK ~ | WASHINGTON, Nov, 26 IRST—A proper impression, che oe \ACKGROUND i vn “ia : OND—All muscular resistance rmined to lan “a ABSOLUTELY NOTHING ice ( pich and Customs| will stay up; hard and soft spo! OL tigg gs ’ ° nthe Balkans in an effort “The man with the Pep |“"the duke of Delcasse and some| | Collector Har andishing pls at be relleved. set maniil | advertined : rn the scales agains Hitec nae Uidenuet pine a ols, and making a feint at attack A prepares ‘i Alaska, Girls, Is a Coun- tation as ‘a good CTS eee ee earns nt tind camtmiia invaded the United States at No refaly ae ee . Meantime Re confidently be 1 of the if gales under the lead of Col. Ter be obtained » ranc nto his mess b + tery Be Old lieves that a few days more will) Qf ‘hasnt got tine to at- |. may Ten ° with nae exter razas, Gen. Funston reported to r shape, aids —. ‘ast Ex- ee deve ents of importance in 8TO SAYS . ws the war depa t today eae: pres P Fe ee arese’| éend £0 the regular job. | er Stonsty "bays aiticaD for) ine Hae eek aaaeee tian 2s nee oe panse 0! Territory victory for her arms, more striking | ama a mule Hanes veeubie | not know,” said Funston n » grooves and wrinkles 2 et obta | \ + atineas Pik * | s because of the suddenness rear Where Lovely Woman [then #he has yet obtain We haven't time to mix. It] The same prediction holds good|& ¥ Ree vane pf Pidaenpte - Utility for mastication May Take Her Pick of BOAT SWAMPED; 3 ney HS: busy: MaMINg, Chelona as ohaiedeneaean |’ [responsible officer was on the |a set ce th, andl all-the other ean \ a Husband From Man s |best clothes on earth lable land. from Austria if it had re-|f | spot ae ties mentioned must accompany this sizes rere tet | Later, scid Funston, tho Villista | ll-tmportant feature, because what mention Dept Scores of Men. MEN FACE DEATH | DeTHe parsielpecign: GhUAE Ratha |governor, Randall, .pologized §ood are teeth: whleee: yore f |war was opposed by most socialists | aie ; indred hate tas ee aed EDWIN J. BROWN, D. DS * ; “A obaliyd das pete sated | on the rican troops at Nogale 705 te £15 Maret a; The Lack oO A COUNTRY WITH NO oLD| EVERETT, N 6.—A sto-m It was simply @ concession to th ~ 0 1 troops at Nogales,| 708 tet rat Aves M AIDS! whi wept ‘oan Everett's har I mon pirit of the thoughtless mans. | BY CVS There’s many a_ politician Open evenings until 8 and Sundars Money Isthe Root s'ves: excanse of verriory wvare sor eniertay nears cine’ he | Bt thls" very tame. mane y 9 | write ta stat hans | 0 peeel sen an ‘ Po var men, two of them soon after the war SEVERELY | Ne, 2 , f ~ take her pick) tre school Instructors, ; PUNISH THE MONARCHY for ony “ who agen Hae xe isanie, Hija a Ingham office ts at Ele f All Worries {* ae fC on , fn and C. W. Clifford yelding to the mob xplrit MRS.GEOA.MOSSHART | a2? 278 Lend ne Be er {spect A. C. Conn and C, W. Cliftore elding to the mob sp G SS) ___lend Holly st. o hat viens tt fale it roke an oar as. t re duck RUSSIA WILL HAVE A BLOODY v , “a ba = AD ethos CW be drifted out white. SVOLUTION AFTER THE WAR, for a woman to be an expert on w what sa A tite My t fted out in the whit Made to Order REV So you wont kno . ro ager A bay abd ware swamped. NO MATTER WHAT HAPPENS. [railroad rates and the adjustment ave sOME , woian has a ‘ A laur rescued them, Cllf. T R Russia has outgrown its old formlof railroad — affair But N worry is if you h ries me on NC@ 10/46 father had been left on a of Asiatic despotic government and George Alexander Mosshart bewt nd. \ where: 6 nde snag In the vile the others must enter upon its next phase of/ders her friends in © society and money constantly on hai whe stad ier : were bunt He, too, nearl "§ development, that 1s, a sort of alsuffrage circles in Washington with rip Y probably ar ; drowned t won taken off by the semi-constitutional monarchy her knowledge of railroad rate prob. Start a Savings Account. wh » world ain | Until it gets that constitution jews, She was secretary to the Ne »pulation of Alaska |there will be murder and bloodshed. |praska state railway commission ge ar Then there remains England for several years and the leading Interest 4% force untiarried one-tit a A TO {sence iranty ObGl® canter be angl| Ure criti cei an oeictan = of the women have to ko without| ABERDEEN, Nov. 26—When hls 4 thing like the peace treaties of 1718 | Po enet articles © National Park Route ates; or prefer to go without| automobile, pl along a dar and 1815 Rise Mint n had | Made British Dissatisfied OPERA TO BE GIVEN} EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, NOV. 28 UNION gt oes tn ate ole. ree tin Diet SUNDAY, rs and over were reported I 3 broken lek | rat about $25.00 values for not confirm the right of England to BS eAnGA TT GlGut nnd Eh . COAST LINE : SA VINGS nner the teat ver sanen Mis pe ie fat Sel PPE hould » these) te the Waves and to waive: the “will be given ir n No, 270 will attle 11:15 a, m., instead of 12:05 noon, |Alaska, and only 19.9 cent of back Mins Margaret Mutrick a} $15.00—you should see these pisos Mal udatation shyt the Glittant cay to Bellingham only, daily except Sunday TRUST co. jie females bre "clothes The English capitalist class ts eae a ¥. a ok Rikitontnie No. local, from Bellingham only, will leave Bellingham | * he percentage of men widowed bound to emerge a loser out of this |? oc us pi Z 3:45 p. M., arrive in Seattle 7:45 p, m A was 4 hile the widowed wor GOLD EXPLA NS Sooner or later you are go-|war. And the English working} ®t § o'clock Monday evening as th or QEATTLE aneak dae mene EN | fooee ened ue tee aa Clana will not be satisfied to keep| next number on the Star Lyceum ; : MAIN LINE , : | jing to give us ¢ - Jon fighting and slaving for an aris.| Course Train No, 44, Southeast Express, Great Northern-Rurlington r m . | » sas City, w eave ratgie § 5 2 P Capital and Surplus $800,000 James Mewart, 20, employe of hy Not Now tocracy and plutocracy, which even | train to Kansas City, will leay atgle 9:15 ® m.Pinstead of 10 s @ Owl Drug Co, who said ® y during the fight tries to reap alll AUTO STRUCK BY CAR] = —_— Aan aimee dastae Cat Ea eaeS the profite possible Train Nay 43 will arrive Seattle 11:05 p, m, JAMES D. HOGE, President 4 i sayy Bite et - A Mins. all fe There can be no question that For full information, tickets, ete., apply ° 8. SOLNER, tle nted a rapid firing articles he urged him to steal from England is ripe for another Cr William Shea, 1206% Te ave, @ITY TICKET OFFIC®, Columbia and Second Vice President and Trust Officer | _. he says will shoot 1,000\the drug compa {4 in the elt well nid will npearav erate Pre f fou otra ne mennere jo oo Phones: Main 117, Elliott 5609 shots a minute, cutting a th 15'Jail, Golden was released on bail working elass what old Noll did for] auto he was driving, were slight ae HOGE BUILDING feet wide three-quarters of a mile|/He sald he thought Stewart was | itt Bares Mg Lea repr buaullay. ee Dh s a eAb le dasede King Street (Union Depot) Phone Main 2740 j ' ; i iis does not by neces nean | b allard Beach street ¢ in the Heart of the Financial away. Stevens has been expert-|buying the articles from the drug >i ‘a bloody revolution, It imply Thursday night District menting on the weapon 50 years. store. 304 Pike St. a bloody revolution may simply Thursday nig! ’ fo} Dolls! 1) . od 1 Charge Purchases Vee theyi vk Charge Purchases } snictiansyts AAael ougalll > fouthwrick ies. | Billed Until Billed Until } January 1st January 1st ' Ohe Store o the Ch > ? The ‘Best for the Price, No Matter What the Price Our Basement Floor All Ready For DOLL AND TOY OPENING Every Boy and Girl Must Come Our big ship is in and thousands of rov- ing-eyed Dollies have brought their houses, furniture, and trousseau to delight the hearts of all Seattle’s little girls—and toy and near, Dolls! char- enough for every youngster, far Dolls! It would be as easy to describe the acters in a standing army describe these dolls—baby dolls and lad dolls, with eyes that sleep; blonds and bru- nettes. In all sizes and nationalities. Several Styles of Dolls Regular $1.50 and $1.75 as to attempt to Santa’s Grab Bag—tos of Fun for Little Folks On Sat Grab rda Bag in the Dy aced hundreds o al its identity is our annual custom, a Santa rtment In these interesting each carefully ie charged foe per- will ed to conc mission to select one of these curiosity-inspiring packages, in which you are sure to find some practical Christmas toy which is worth at the very least 5¢, This special for opening in- TOYS! TOYS!! TOYS!!! cludes celluloid and rag dolls From a 25c wheelbarrow to a real miniature auto that are all dressed up, and) ike dad’s and in between are the Junior Handcars character dolls with real hair, | and Irish Mails. and dressed in original re-) And Meccano and Meccano parts. A mechanical galia. Special $1.25. toy that builds real mechanical models. Prices range Rag Dolls, Clown Dolls, | from $1.00 to $18.00. Cowboy and Cowgirl Dolls Ives’ Electric and Mechanical Trains, Autos, etc. and the Campbell Kids, Baby Blocks, from the plain A-B-C kind to the more Butterfly, Peek-a-boo, and | intricate, educational ones. Gene Carr Kids. Prices rang-| Plasticine Outfits, 25e to $1.00. And Paint Out- ing from 50¢ to $1.50. ifts from 10¢ to $2.50, and many kinds of paints and Doll Findings and Clothes as complete in as- | cut out books. j as they can be— slippers, goods, all the sortments shoes, dresses, wigs, rubbers, knit bibs, umbrellas, and other things. And Doll AND GAMES Games that will appeal to the youngster at two, and others that will appeal to the grown folks. We list just a few: Furniture Seige Ten Pins enough to completely fur- Rook Pit nish any doll house—and Magic Ducks Shadowgrage doll houses all furnished. Si itary: ticoter pein Phoeg Doll Dishes from tin to : item Baseball china Lotto spe mean A DECADE OF ONY AND VIOLENT EVOLUTION In short, this war will hasten | the transformation of the | present order of society from | capitalism to democratic social CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1