The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 9, 1916, Page 5

STAR—WEDNESDAY, 4 rd j AacTo Gall cfouthwic | | Established 1875 > Melting Snow Does Damage;| Frisco Diplomat and Many | Wiison Satisfied, Tho No Ac Butterick Patterns and Fashion Sheets for March Are Here A Slides Imperil Seattle | Steamship Men in Whole- tual Disavowal Is Made /f - Y Folk | sale Indictments by Kaiser A . D 4 4 Tomorrow Will Be Apron Day FIND BODY OF VICTIM) WAR PLOT IS CHARGED CRISIS NOW ALL OVER = 4 vi e Beautiful Danger of ravaging floods stilt} SAN FRANCISCO, I 9.—Ger-| WASHINGTON, Feb, 9—The Lu-|A to sat 4 threatens the Northwest, according |man Consul Bopp and Vice Consul /sitanta negotiations toda tod J 1 to the government observations | Von Schack, indicted in a whole-|jonly the arrangement of te A 4 Announced by Weatherman Salts: | mle “cleanup” of alleged bomb plot-|details for a final, satisfactory end: | bury Wednesday, United States ters and neutrality violators, de-|ing y} 4 and county engineers, however, |“lare they have nothing to fe bm} Bertin will receive shortly by ca-/%) 4 ment action ble America’s nal accept-\4 A think the flood danger is over Paice car sist Pate tamhal knoe OF tha Gorrent a nt Heavy rains and an east wind, ID/are clean, Government authorities, |the case; and th ac will | U the vietnity of Hoquiam, have melt-| howeve Persie ie Age be complete when Foreign Secreta a td ed the snow fast enough to floodlagainst these men and the many|Von Jagow substitutes a al |B y, all streams and do slight others Indicted t# “airtight note for the Informal me ndum | 4 by flooding ranch land Business circles ¥ stirred at| Ambassador Von He pre: |A " has covered the Olympic highway/the extent of the indictments. | sented Y A for two miles, and blocked traffic.|Many of the most prominent men Concedes U. S, Demand 4 y, Many telegraph and telephone Ines} in shipping and other Hines here are| This memorandum nc "7 yi are down named as neutrality violator |practically to concede 4 4 Heavy snow started tn at Belling List of Names Given | mands i ie ham Tuesday night and later turned! Named in indict charging} In effect, {It is a i alg 7 to rain. Street car and railway|conspiracy to viols » Sherman|of the torpedoing lows of A |traffic has been resumed, there. antitrust law by attempting to dy-|American lives I 2 re ] Farmers have reported a. serious namite munitions plants and thus| ‘The immediate cause for th 4 shortage of grain 4 feed for live| thwart trade, and likewise charg |mination of a dan s contr r 4 FY stock 4 with setting on foot a “military sy is known to ha been the re | 4 Snow near Wenatchee ts still giv xpedition into Canada to blast port Col. House forwarded as Pres-| J ing trouble to the raflway Hnes, and/ railway tunnels, were the follow. ident Wilson's personal envo Aa 7 two derailments were reported on in While the content f thi ort | ‘A Northern branch lines Tues jerman Consul Ropp, Vice Con-|may never be made rite LZ a day » one was injured sul Von Schack, Attache Von Brin-|derstood the nel emp ed A ie The thaw is threatening floods In cken, of the local consulate; Johan-|conditions he found in Ge told 2 Walla Walla nes H, Van Koolbergen, alle have been 7} B The thaw that has gradually |German spy, said to have bee A spirit that Germany had 4 7 taken away the anow fro » caged to blast the tunnels, but now! made her final concessions. 4 4 ° has hardly made an in held by Canadian authorities as an A growing demand for re ja i ror f ¢ Jaw models and @ VERY garment in TONKIN’S two stores— higbor, ali tioned forger: Charles C. Crowley.| gumption ot unrestraines. sub. 1A other cored, Bie ¢ : my in still a grave dar consulate detective, and hin se marine warfare, as a result of 2 myer F 15¢ & Snow is heaped hig tary, Mrs. Margaret Cornel! the feeling against America | table ed Aprons, ra 1 price from o embracing Overcoats and Raincoats that tulsa and tae’ Rerdiy" started to lot whom Wore Guder prarions bomb| ‘a Saane “ante” gatwetites oe IM to 7B¢ _ ° ° melt plot indictmen diplomatic relations inevitably (A 1 4 os niet Sak tan ile 7 Py ie cannot be duplicated outside the swell eastern The temperature ta Seattle, ‘he}, Among the list of alleged neutral-| Sstsca’Stauts 10 ren G _ Kitche a good assortment of colors— 1 PY h If f fi l = said, was 44 at 5 o'clock Wednes: | {ty violators, as annow by t wsador ard also forwarnd-|) pink, blue and fig percale Oe cach sh day morning and had not cha District Attorney Preston, were t for f what | ' — atic opinions 0 a line oft Ad call ts Ops: cut square y in ha or final winter fter four hours, The temperature| Vice Consul Von Schack, T Si etmasing ditect am it t and eri at 50¢, 65¢ cl ll . hts ll ] ll ° mained at 38 about all Tues: |Conaul Hall, Local Manager tlases Garanty’a leit word Z 89¢ earance. A weig » a sty es, all sizes. day ; Capeile of the North German Lioyd| while the German proposals are |) Black Sateen Aprons at 25¢@ and 50¢. Rain Wednesday — night and |Steamship Co. George and James acceptable in spirit to President | 4 —rhird Floor. Th as with strong southerly Foes “ known shipping wien. Wilson, their wording ts not exact-/f mtn 4 ods, was he forecast issued nd "resident ayer of the North-)). al ly as he ire $15.00 OVERCOATS dsaiay. ‘The isa: secrdng|ers Br frathers Resamnis Con | * Cet onvenair |G ; and Raincoats for So Salisbury, fe Hot 8, cl | ‘The forthcoming reqy fron Special Purchase and tinge : DANGER OVER, SAYS DENTON And now one of the germ-hunting! many, it is sald, will not contaly 4 = == No fear of flood damage in King | doctors admits that only one kiss in| word disavowal. Ins t will set A $20.00 OVERCOATS d by County En-/i99 jg dangerous. It don't help| forth in effect that rents can-| none, The other 99 are safe and/not legally order an act, even at 5 the danger thi | . ta ona and Raincoats for... on TE soe Ate ogy Apelor gg dithed ES prisal, that endangere neutral Iives. (4 "Street Boots = age Pint ie ea ——iIt does not specifically 4 t that | 9 erty te over announced, Wed T . P 7 G . d he Lusitania iacident was illegal 3. 45 $25.00 OVERCOATS |neadas hin Peop!e Gained °° '»'t12! neisent was tiers $3.45 Pair | He sald that slight freezes had . * 0 Ww Idn’t ha . C e couldn't have struck a be reported in the outlying dis W h Q kl . ¢ Ve uldn and Raincoats for... . awe e triects, and that they would retard elg t Quic y To Arrest Hemrich 4 more opportune time than now the probat of flood damag By Following This Simple | 6) for this sale of Women’s $30.00 OVERCOATS Port Commission Engineer W ent Suggestion vl an a e S ase 4 Boots. Models for dress wear . ha arte. of Coad GEN] ‘aie, nen and wemen: whe weeldl e Q 1 treet styles. and Raincoats for... . F n received by him Thin men and women who wo ; well as street style : serious, | or 18 pounds of healthy, “stay the f When we state that these # : ston and a ty aating © Witla Sane oH Dublous about the process by 4 Boots are the best values for $35.00 OVERCOATS may affe: nding they w its. Here te N teat; which Lifest and other ne $ that we have offered in ‘ do any damage. We haven't he ne. } eit} beers are manufactured, Pre | x“ ee and Raincoats for. : of any abnccmal situation yet.” ry Landin (2 Wednesday prey tof a time we are putting it ALL CARS RUNNING o bring @ test in the courts in|} mildly ‘ For the first time in a wee which Alv mrich, president of | \ complete range of sizes $40.00 OVERCOATS service on all Senttle Klectri Hemrich Bros, Brewing Co., ts a} oe ; ° lines was resumed Wednesday be defendant a a dozen or more styles. and Raincoats for. AR re morning Hemrich, Lundin said, would |f) Button Boots of dull kid, The orders went thru at 11 |probably be arrested either this FI with diamond tip, welted sole o'clock Tuesday night tlafternoon or Thursday as the first and Cuban _ heel. $50.00 OVERCOATS Ae lee cae bent: bik pee IE aed. ° ago Tu night, the snow storm | The prohibition law forbids the|f $3.45. and Raincoats for.... pe! xan to blockade street car traf Joes not of 1 ake fat,|manufacture of any malt Mquor in| Button Boots of bronze kid, } . « wit r ma | this « If tt is found that Life-|A with bronze cloth top, plain # It took days for the com m staff is a malt Hquor, it will have 4 toe, welted sole and leather & any to dig itself out along with all other near-beers ’ elted sole a er B Big Line Union-Made sicaki ENGINEERS OPTIMISTIC » the same way, Lundin says. [}@ Louis heel. Special $3.45. ° United Sta a Laced Boots in either pat- 2 sagen bir r, ent or dull leathers, with kid @ “ 4 or cloth top, medium vamp, m1 canal gates, If welted sole and Cuban heel, t wld rine rapidly. A Special $3.45. d City | neer Dimock thinks the Gg Button Boots in patent or £ now is disappearing In the be dull leathers, with dull kid ’ possible way for the city and that Z Il lea , with dull kid or there {a little danger of further Ea eens Ne - loth top, welted sole and § 4 reagnel wate "FALO, N. Y., Feb ohn “ube sol | Gat O ° ° ge an 8 of t ater : Cuban heel. Special $3.45. — have nyt Teip indicted for the ) Special at $3.45 —<ieene toed Your Unrestricted Choice—No Exceptions Ave chim ae indicted for g = SP $ Second Hoon, rleen ‘bat siz inches in two days today. His moth (Fone So SSIS SSI SSS SSS SS ——BOTH — according to word received at the yrother were killed recently and ad & total te Teiper claimed a negro attacked | water is ot nse them while they w iring |man, an engineer who recently in- ¢. The dam wi their automobile on near spected the Gaillard cut of the Pan- no matter bh b for the National Acad- a t | em} ence, declares the canal | Nl be porinaeine thin st ti wi ne pened wi in six moni nger is to the THE STYLE SHOP METROPOLITAN dam at the end of Ced Correct Apparel for Women COMMERCIAL CLUB . $1. 85 free ped lake. If tt should brea the big HOTEL BUTLER BLDG CLOTHES SHOP new masonry dam catch the || Women’s and Misses’ But there is no immediate Segara , Vice president of re We the first speaker Wednesday at the opening of a two-day conven-/left him last February, and who has 500 CHURCHMEN TO Ideal for ng Wear ||/t1on of the washington Federation |narrowly escaped death from bomb | of Commercial Organizations, at/explosions twice since that tim e. | | ————_—$—$————— | are CONVENTION Advance models in belted|{|/ Auburn A State Cha r of PRU ager ae } ad onli: Commerce” was his subject nages against County En 17 LIVES ARE Lost|p and flare effects; nye Other speakers on Wednesday's Fred A. Warren. | Motion pictures and nddresmes ars, raglan or set-ll|program GC, COnDAlay, B00.) et ee ee sire ‘Larnata and ied SAN DIEGO, Feb. 9—A complete ‘i mark the first sting of the||]in sleeves; all sizes, In new]|/kane Chamber of Comme cee Forony | Frog peg Atari ode gay checking up today by Coroner Otto | lTaymen's Missionary movement ||| gray and brown tones, navy, a or ome Portang eonerd died lant seas Marsh showed that 17 lost their convention, which opens at the chambe : : : ives in the recent deluge in the| First Methodist. chureh, Wednesday |||10.00 Sa $16.50 (“Rural Credits and Farm Loans Failing Eyesight Restored Tia Juana, Mission and San| etakt. Wive. bendead Ohurchteen, 19.75 $25.00 will be discussed ‘Thursday ssua! ‘valleys —__—__ eng ern gv $ rye commerciat cin as sont THEO TO SING HERE By Our System | Poland—poor, suffering, bayonet-| tragedy of war seemed to fill his| meetings, which last thru Sunday a" ' President R. 8. Boyns, H. J. Mig OFFER INCLUI J o9.| Voice as he sang the “I'Pagliac Extra Sizes in Skirts—in |]|\nier, Joseph Jinett and Frew W.| apy, be eae cea _|ffamination of the eyes, a pair of ed, homeless, starving, dying Po-| 7 fron ae interprete black and navy—of poplin Graham as delegates | Theo, Ka veg tenor, Bee our crystal spherical lenses $m 0 fee hike wee an wd erpre’ pares jerogs wired acceptance of a request that nld-filled spectacle or eyegl LONG WEIGHT jianc—ix soon to feet the first ee cine storming” and My. Le ° THEATRES TO GIVE broadcloth, satin and “ Be ares othe tnecic On aie nh Ete oanc aa AND soothing touch of the hands of|Is Like a Red, Red Rose” beaut! Special, $5.50 to BOY PUPIL WEIGHS ch ra concert here, February 16 ty-five cents. Come and in- America’s good Samaritans. fully ray ibe Pot sige hag be Be 3 rate, SHORT WAITS On next Wednesday the United| Miss Kubey has a wonderful ACTS FOR BENEFIT 260 POUNDS AT 16)°°! ee eee bo NOT DESTROY YOUR EYE States collier Sterling will leave | touch. She 1 teethoven's | | « . w RING POOR Norfolk, Va, with supplies and| “Minuet In ( Scene de Bal-| . + ee vention} V Te 7 Did you ev our double- 9 | medicines, a part of which Seattle | let,” “Kol Nidrai” and ‘The | ae” Miyata Seiiat as ‘ARMAN | , FREMONT, 0. Feb, 9 A WIDOWER WINS OUT sion ‘glasses? are so made will be sending ish Dani Mile Lave Ween ntomined for te copere ee een. tommanip IN 16 that the two visions are in ong sts have been promised for the | ye ) weighs 26( nas, being both for | Tuesday night at the Metropoll-| Cecll sus Ma Rtthe MAR, Ee eer ton tha Wat ORMMAlE vende. Gahn attends the Gla. | Judge Albertson has revoked the|[near sight. Come and. see them, QUALITY tan theatre, two noted musicians| All America ts aroused. All are) ene! TOnUGIT Me int ore theatre Suank ar pounds. Gahn a Me will of aie. danosas ti. tihard ia ten te talty. a gave of their talents to ald the|doing what they can to save a de-/®) Serbia, At tie seate etl ba QUALITY STYLE VALUE Ser eonool ‘and is one of the |. no died December airing nothing. ¢ 7 r twenty MARKETS cause of restoration. They were ser people, to bind their|February 14. The pr Will be | Tl onenaty Segond Ave.) brightest pupils in his class POM SAU ROU calais'te Ak Hass years’ practice. Eig years in basti Burnett, baritone, and | we d give them and their|/#ent to the Serb-American league ||| puttdin Spring St. rer $3 estate ooth, |B Seattle Thursday Specials: Seadue ikechey a’ souna’ ein! vie spell oA, i AO gall eadquarters, in New York Wo an attorney, as executor, and has Service and Quality ‘Tell . arene Paes) & FOURS oF 91 bestay'y in special tal = = ordered the whole estate to revert Fresh Local lintate. Arouse yourself, This Is a time TITUS GIVES AWAY to William F, Richardson, the wid U. S. OPTICAL co. resi 40 Burnett has .fecently returned|of great need a Ranch Eggs....-... C) trom’ Buropean studies, and the’ What ean yon do? 2,500 BIG POTATOES °"" Tonticat Speciale, Choice Shoulder 12 le MOL RE ah, IS am | nate | 1533 Third Ave. St. | See Cc FE Haren J. Titus, dining car super Seattle Pork Back Bones, 25 CON DERATE VET \EXPECT LONG TRIAL intendent of the Northern Pacific| CANAL OPEN SOON hia $6 Prin ae railway, gave a sack of potatoes tol Goinkn A ' 10 Ibs. for ” c LAUDS ABE LINCOLN OLYMPIA, Feb, 9—Examinatior AT THE each of the 2,600 members of the| BOSTON, hn R, Fre Choice Club 10c lof jurors for the trial of J. F. Gil Far Western. Travelers’ associa Sausage..... seeeeees Col. Will H. Thompson, one of! ijes, former claim agent for the in NATIONA MARKET tion, when they met for their an e Choice T-Bone 20 Seattle's most prominent attorneys a gp Ss wR L nual dinner in New York Monday AVE YOUR TEETH and a Confederate civil war vet ‘ * night Steak......- beaeeks Cc ar pala a tate tribute to the|# charge of grand larceny, took up 405 Pike St., Near Fourth Mi dak ia each held ten cokalnne OHIO CUT RATE DENTISTS Choice Steer smory of Abraham Lincoln in an|all the ng Wednesda one weighing five pounds, the ef University st. 0 Fraser-Patereon Shoulder Steak. . Cjaddreos ‘Tuesday night before the) Attorney m1 pe coe ee pe hart hee i t from [Teeth extracted absolutely without pain free proms 0100 00 Om. dan 2 Men's Brotherhood of University,ent case will require as long, If no 500-pound cake was sent from Dry Salt 9 Deathcalet youre te patel | than the first trial on th e est utter on art Iseattle to New York for the occa Pork Plates.........- Cc ity er oul knew no North,| forgery charge jston ‘ Cc > Saseel'! acid Puaenpeds | D. J. Tobias of Seattle, chie oice Pork 5c no South,” said Thompson bias nk Nitant “ehavCnOnt, wee each ghey, 4 } ya present and assisted in the cere MARKETS , 1 en 7 , \WHY HAIR FALLS OU e‘mancen | AH! NEW STRONGBOX |} -S |mony. . | c 2 DOU Dandruff causes a feverish Irrita ee ! TO HOLD THE DOUGH tion of the scalp, the hair roots The Finest Butter You Ever Tasted ‘DROPS HAT IN RACE The county commissioners shrink, loosen and then the pair en 0 fast. To stop falling + | bai comes out fa J i eavatadas esata ~ veut agit Beco MMonstre jhair at once and rid the acalp of Macaroni All Cuts and sunny at a Special | M. FE. Durham, county school su 100 Veridewtel Avenue. See oiride, inthe. new ceurt «Sette Perucie Of Canta a Spaghetti rice perintendent, has announced his|f| Cement Fitting, 280. acitit, Crowes, $3 UCARD. WANKER: f : Pen vilraad ite gdyg Vt Tagp tigh x P jcandidacy for state superintendtnt the beet matertal used—guarant years BALLAR D MARKEE house, from the Purcell Safe | jruy tore, pour a little in your i i Boxes 10c and Up ee eanr’ te aha Baptamber panuurln seniniae Gables. One er bine |. ball Gee ene Look for U. 8. Purple Stamp Bos Dene ales hand and rub vbtee ibe Nar fede | Vermicelli Get Your Pure Olive Oil Here. an primaries. Mrs. Josephine Pres:|f} Gold Alloy Fillings. .#1 to 61.50 It Signifies Purity and Quatity pn eda be oy stops ton is now state superintendent, Sho| a ehahellia iid | Pike,—Adv, soming oul. 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