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Extra special COTCH Art Rugs, fust the ar Tugs, $x thing for bed or dining 06 and room; solid centers In brown: ‘ and greens, with one-piece art | ree ny $18.78 borders; Oxll and 9x10-6 size. Regular price $14.50 and $18.00 Spectat $13.25 } Cocoa Mats at. N° 1 Cocoa Mate, 60 NM cies INDOW SHADES, sina 2x7, : ct two anates | LARGE showing of Royal Wilton | NO. 4 Mate, smooth ae Rugs tn 9xi2 size, tncluding | finten, $1.75 eh oa 35c | woittatis and Royal Kershans priced N ~ benae’” “dacda” necor us from $35.90 ft let us timate your shade ‘Inte business. to $65.00 | 0) $2.75 PORRP APRESS Aros Ringe | 4167424 + Dike Street: gone: te a | WEIGHT: Ss EL PASO, Feb, 22.—Guerrero,| hold ont until reinforcements ar =| Accomplished VILLA BESIEGES MEX CITY ADELE FIELDE FACING DEATH Author Traveler Broken Down Under Strain |A ROOS EVE L the most active we in a istic work. She was appointed on the library board by Mayor Cot terill in 1913, but was removed by Mayor Gill Realizing that she Is now upor her death bed, Mi Fielde has made all earthly arrangements fc the inevitable, She has made be te to the univer ty and to the public Hbrary from among her many yaluable books and doc | ments STAR—TUESDAY, FEB, 22, WORKER | SAILING 1916. PAGE 5, WARN U.S. FOLK ‘TONGMEN’S WAR | OFF BIG LINER and Lusitania Happenings Repeat in Case of Espagne IS POSTPONED 22.—Ship d to feel warnings ed NEW YORK, Feb ping officials profe No uneasiness about received by American passen- gers booked to sall for Bor deaux Thursday on the French liner Espagne. Gray Hair and Safety . ry T. Goldman's Gray Hair Color torer i®@ the original preparation for easel nadeasenny Reosoton tes bitene color to gray, faded and bleached bair in afew days. Leaves the bair cleaa, fluffy and natural, PENDS ON COAST: Only One Word Needed | Cause Epidemic of Butchery to GUNMEN ARE IMPORTED A general tong war all along the Pacific coast may be pre | cipitated at any moment | Seattle detectives, in the con fidence of peace seeking Chi nese, feared Tuesday that word will be sent out from San Interested In the tongs | trying to clear up the as we are in crime that has already been committed.” Suits 85c as Keep Armed Guards | : Armed guards, white men, have : , ; rie on n kept by the wealthier Chine A the beginning of the season we are offering this y re since the first outbreak | popular make of Athletic Underwear at a special @ Hinds are drawn in the district as “ Jackeos st. Many bave price. They well made, well fitting, and have elas« # out of Chinatown and taken tic seamed closed crotch. Sizes 34 to 44. Sold the: # in hotels. Some have fled world over for $1.00. Special for 85¢. / to Tacoma and into Idaho and Mon DOSS SG SASS Se. =ash ASM SSW AS SSS DS Ss SISSMOISITK ae eae? 7 ) < Dougall - = fosuthwicl shed The Best for the Price, No Matter What the Price Fix Up Your Garden IOS and Lawn Now Budding Pussywillows Say “Early Spring” Indeed, they claim not to | ee have.seen any of the warnings aw po pt ae oe Raa W have a complete line of implements for Officials refused to believe | jieull, In Whole eee mare an the city gardener; tools that are well made, the warnings portend a repeti a in Be sertegel “a “| 4 nai Be et é tig ME P08 tlon of the Lusitania case, tho ee tate een an tisenn at very moderate price like warnings were went before | #Featly outnumbered fn San Fran 755. Teowels for MDE, that vessel left port last spring, | Citeo by the Hop Sings, je made up / The present warnings called ha ihe more went and powerful i} runing Shears, ) $1. 00. attention to the fact that Austria hinese in the Unit States doe Shear 1 and Germany are about to put The Hop Sing membership 1s Hedge Shears, $1.00 and $1. 30. Into effect a policy of subma- | more democratic Floral Sets, 25¢ and 50¢ (includin hoy rine attacks against armed mer For generations, the unwritten and hoe chantmen. |law of justice by personal reven anc xe). The sailing of the Espagne, | an eye for an eye and a tooth for) Trowel a 10c to 40c. wed tor Perea post. |% tooth—has guided Orientals in|} Spray Pumps, 45¢. 4 poned today to Friday, but of j the rival tongs 4 3 y P , y ficlals declared this was not | | Wane a oponee as (ii Al Weeding Hooks, Spades and Shovels, Garden J haa ta the waren embers of each tong are bount ‘ar ee ea f ivataha UGG ware A warning. letter to Mra, |by secret pacts to help only brother|4 Hoes, 3 and 5-prong Cultivato lurf Edgers, 4 Hiliton said | members ja Lawn Weeders and many other implements. LE “Madame: It le understood | Since the murder of Y. | Hite Rac pC ie on’ enter _G you Intend to sail in a few |a Korean, shot by mistake on the Lilly’s Best Vegetable and Flower Seeds—Non id days upon the Espagne for street in Chinatown Thursday pareil Grass Seed. | You are doubti night, the Hop Sings hay been c ae ti pas 3 aware of the intended subma- |ready to avenge what they be and Shovel and pail for 10c. i v4 | rine policy coming into effect, [lieved was the first killing in ani Basement Vice Miss Adele Flelde | which will be carried out vig- | organized tong war that would de |F = : 4 | orously and Irrespective of the » Pacific coast n ly P. L 1 H $ 5 4 Stila: -AUMAIaL Yasihe;'eutes: |. Grtimbiee’ ("cr clteg sare: . [0 Pacitic, conat ‘won 12 Pairs Lisle Hose $1.7 ¥ |!ecturer, traveler, Laer palat, 86 | Theretofe, seouming that you [called to downtown offices of whi Z yee ° ” 4 ° 0 ccomp women of the unusual and et end and. the aiteets P L 1 H $ 3 of de th. : In pave! YOU are subjecting yourself, | clean ¢ I” . P} , “ iY Old age and nervous strain bave| You ‘sre ‘renuestes th accom | | P L H 5 scoken Guta. taeroueterral Neate} Loe vetiee tote ef 3 Pairs Lisle Hose 50c 7 |which has been the envy and ad-| which you are requ Its ke the life of Ram fie rg 4 oo = y jmiration of her many acquaint-| question, but to accept for the [i000 128 lls 0 onl ~ adh euges ON’T miss this ope J paren | ety of yourself and family.” | merchant, said to be a Hop Sing. | se f | She ts 77, and, until a few weeks The Hop Sings say he looks! port It is the y ago, was in perfect health, retain identically lke the Korean mur a value a ing her usual cheerful and virile |dered Thureday night, and that 4 ¥ ihaes < fe y, outlook mpon Ife. was the intended victim of th could possibly offer. Avg Mian Plelde began active work gunmen 7 ] ale of 180% along social and Industrial lines Baturday afternoon the Hopi A : when she assisted Col. Theodore Sings, tho they knew they were in : 2 Roosevelt when he was police HURT IN BERLIN the minority, told their white| pt They good 9 commissioner of New York. Sb friends they were ready. They said | earing ; black 2 apent 26 years in China and Sis hie jeach of their band had been as Z only, with triple heels @ as missionary from 1866 to 1890 BY CARL W. ACKERMAN = |figned & man. At a word from i‘t Buy your She toured the world three times.;United Pri Statf Correspondent ltheir leader they would strike r % 0 and, even at the age of 69, toured| BERLIN, Feb. 22.—Ambassa. ~ They Kill “Like Butchers , ca ily now. 4 Alaska and the Yukon territory in} gor Gerard today broke his col. | “If th fostart they will kill 4 1908, | lanbens ta un secident [like butchers,” said Detective John M4 pa Twill u She ts the author of a dictionary | Moberts Tuesday. °Thra ap ¥ Night Shirts 95c i the Swastow dialect, Chinese | ————-— ——j|to the higher-ups we have berge 3 |Fairy Tales, Parliamentary Pro them to hold off and let t yi The man who has & cedure, Political Primer for New | out are of the Korena orn Night Shirts of f York efty and state, and severa | er Chinese wos shot lJ Pepperell twill knows works in Chinese. She hos als doen tm Portiand Monday afte 4} ote ecod (ete aa ’ contributed many xclentific ar \ sasandtce Mitinkiln reecesee meroith 1< , how good they are. ticles to periodicals, especially ot ompiieated. ‘The word was ¢om-i4 sizes » 19; made with French @ the life and habits munieated to the Chinese quarter % t 95e. = Beslati 5 sn ree and to us here, a few minutes after , Px tnite of tar ue iad happened. We are not as much | Shedeker Athletic Union BIBLICAL CITY state of Chihuahua, is under siege) riv |by Gen. Francisco Villa and 906 Villa has execated 80 prisoners 9 gy ge oi taken near Custhatriachio in dis So hard pressed is the city that! persing a Carranzista column un lene commander of the Carranza der Gen. Cavahos, sent to extern UALITY | garrison has appealed for assist-| inate him ye | ance, saying that his forces are out Thru this victory Villa replen ATHENS, Feb. 22.—Three al TS |numbered, but that he will try to! ished his store of ammunition lied warships have bombarded Ranch BER 31e HELP OPERA FOLK PICK BILL! the suburbs of Ephesus, Biblical city of Asia Minor, Constanti nople advices said four persons were killed and veral wound. ed, but that the temple of Diana sy: and other famous places were ‘6 tbe =. Giese Cc) Sesitic folks. who are fond of| themselves want to sing at least| "ot demaged. Choice Shoulder i 7 |music are asked to say what op cna uew chers ® compromise has been sug eras they would like to hear sung yg den Oil is obtained from tomato Pork Roast....... [ om ney gel ai nel ea gested of putting on one new op-| | seeds, from which soap is Choice Loin |by the Standard Grand Oy era and reproducing one or more| made Pp Chops C | pany, Seattle's home organization, of those given in earlier years. | ‘ork Seg led oil 2 There are to be six night per Choice T-Bone jetrtes the week of April 34 formances aod two matiness tz Many friends of the opera com the we 20c ‘TA Thirty-two Horsepower Free Trial Package and special comb, Test it on kof hair, This test will prove more than anything we ould say in an advertisement, Write ow and be sure to tell the original vlor before it turned gray. Was it black, dark brown, medium brown of light brown? Regular $1.00 size at your druggiat’s or 1 will Gil your order direct. Clever imitat not being able to imitate the preparation itself, have copied our labels almont word for word. To be safe and sure, remember the name, (200) MARY T. GOLDMAN Goldmen Bide. St. Paul, Mina. ee err i How to Make the Quickest, Simplest Cough Remedy Much Better T Made Kind, S200, Fal £2 404se66 an the Rendy- © 4 +o eee] |pany are urging the management e S any Choice Veal lto reproduce one or more of its! AnYWay. Berthold Sprotte, busi “ . c 0 eee Ms ness manager of the Standard com gine in Your TL ‘sinih th pany, wants to hear from the| distressing < Choice Club Members of the organization wnusic lovers of the city about the| _If an expert engineer |colds, te ren ~ % Sausage........ roll matter. The company cannot un-|thowld Instruct | you \uee will usua : dertake any of the ultra-modern |‘ Sy sower en linary cougt en wh Anchor Brand operas because all of these call for| - mast ing cough quickly. Splendid Bacon...... payment of prohibitive royalties atur, you | Sor bronchitis, epaamodic crow | 41 tM POLLOWIN Otherwise the whole range of Eivient’ power ee gig “4 , OLYmric Joperatic compositon 1s open to ~ of Pinex (50 cents worth) it 118 Pike | choice and fill the bottie| 3 ae MAnicer, Op already sung by the com ‘ ‘ any, eny of which may be re a dull pt fees if desired, Include “Faust yrup than you Carmen,” “Il Trovatore Pag rakes but « few mi iacel Cavelleria — Rusticana, ane | Full Ser Gevesic | ? Lohengrin,” “Hansel and Gretel them until You will be pleasa surprisea| Martha” and “Rigoletto. |¥ are trying to do how auickly it loosens dry, hoarse or} New operas suggest elude | you Ucating with tl@tit co and heals the infin | | Look for U. 8. Purple Stamp Der” Preischats hie Manan | bat power and tee i'n paingol cou it Z ‘" machinery Iso stops the forn niegm ‘ Mt Signifies Purity and Quality | Ball,” “Fra Diavolo,” “La Gtocon-| !#! PR ag ag rs! lin the throat as Pee Shops Open Until 6:20 P. M. da,” “Mignon,” and “The Marriage t te thet your thus ending the persistent ES Do for You. [of Figaro”; but there are many oniy. one-hait a een aR EN = Pyramid Pile|others which the company {s am B in and have exainination | trated compound of genuine s ciuicle re-| Manager Sprotte will be glad to|what It will cost to repair and put|is ao heal ure ing, bleeding or|hear from any one who has alyour dining room and masticating| To avold 4 = protruding|choice, His address is the Fischer |“? piwry 'y, ° pated Bag) I was badly ruptured while lifting | piles, hemorrhotds and all rec Studio building. 106 and 718 Fi thing ét # trunk several years ago. Doctors| troubles, In the privacy of your o | sald my only hope of cure was an|home. 60c a box at all droge Open « F operation, Trusses did me no good. | single box often cures. Free sample juntl quickly and co ptely cures plain wrapper, if you send us coupon, Be Mle We Me ears have paw oa and the rupture low. - has never returned, although I am 4 . ‘ The Y. M. C. A. orchestra of rad work as 4 carpenter. rs no operation, no lost time, | FRES SAMPLE COUPON pleces, under the leadership of Har o trouble. 1 have nothing to s PYRAMID DRUG COMPANY, ry C. Gardner, will give the second ave ou put will give full information abou $29 Pyramid Bldg. Marshall. fi of a series of free symphony con-| how you may find a complete cure | Mich Kindly send me a Fre 4 4 y J a without operation, if you write to [wample of Pyramid Pite certs at 8 o'clock Friday evening at fugene M. Pullen, Carpenter, |] ment, in plain wrapper the auditorium B Marcellus ave., Manasquan, N. | : Better cut out this notice and || Name... . | in our show it to any others who are rup ee Aas ihre >a | BREGON TO MARRY ‘ east stop the misery of rupture and | tig orey and danger of em opera cy state — avings Vepartmen Von LOS ANGELES, Feb, 22.—Senor {ta Maria Tapla, formerly of Low V f DISCOUNT ON ACME COAL sierien sto tonnes Gen, Livaro ote for Obregon Carranzista leader, in either Hermosillo or Guayamas thi Star readers who will mention this advertisement when |™ont ms ordering will get a reduction of 25¢ per ton on the Nut and! see In the Balance Column Furnace sizes of ACME Coal. This will give you Nut for Of a Savings Pass Book a $3.00 and Furnace for $3.25 per ton at bunker Lump $4.00 BOY SCOUT VISITS with as usual. James J. Richardson, the ' ACME. Coal comes to us direct as it is mined, and when|} boy scout of the Portland The National City B k we have such an enormous demand for lump as we have had)) as Suaeaay bath noite an 5 y an Jately we are naturally overstocked on the smaller grade the fellow that recommend. ) of Seattle This secial price will hold good until stock is down to normal ed Pitcher Moreland to Dug ( : OFFICERS ACME Coal gives move heat per dollar and leas ashes per ton, It|) dale, Jimmy is road repre. { iv free from soot and never clinkers. It's a con! that will save you|( sentative for the A, G, | J. W. Maxwell, President aoney and dirty work and give satisfaction Spalding concern Bil § W. Baker, Vice-President J. H. Bloedel, Vice-President O. M. LATIMER, Manager O'Donell, a friend of the W, Campbell, Cashier N. Hy Sell, Asst, Cashier Acme Coal Elliott Fremont-Pallard Yard Main 5718 Company 1400 |) boy scout, accompanied him. ) ( JERRY RL a =| cuss, St x oe Men’s Silk Shi Tuesday It was reported more en *s U rts than 20 Row Leong gunmen had) == come to Seattle from Portland and V Ss l $ 95 . ware feety tor tke tow trams toa] ery Special $4. Hop Sings | : Police are convinced Yee Bow, ar-| 1916 stripes—and they are very different from the 7 me of the > ¢ 7 Fy : Ls ested Friday noon, is one of the| Shirts of former seasons; more color and more stripes. murderers 0 ia > , Hop Sing, and is being held at the/ There are only 10 dozen to sell at this special price— city jail. They say that they wil | $4.95. loor. produce witnesses who will post 2 tively identify him as one of the| 4 ment who fired on the Korean | z | ; | \ORDERS CLEANUP OF PORTLAND CHINESE ; PORTLAND, Ore. Feb A ral cleanup of Chinatown prob: will be ordered by District At Evans today as a result of the tong battle yesterday, when four Hop Sing highbi Wong Ching, aged member of the Bow Leong tong, down the street and emptied two revolvers into his body. With four serious bullet a critical condition gene ably torney wounds he is in at a hospital Julian Alabero, a Chinese-Filipino hybrid, is in the city Jail, suspected &s one of the shooters DIGGING SPUDS MAY BE ILLEGAL SUNDAY CHARLETON, W. Va., Feb. The state supreme court will decide whether {t {s unlaw ful to dig potatoes on Sunday, as a justice of the peace con victed and fined two men for such work MILLIONAIRESS IS ‘HOME FROM JOLO, P.I. FRANCISCO home by purport she Fe a cableg fused to dis. Mrs, Lorillard Spencer, New York society woman and million airess, arrived in San Francisco to. day from Jolo, P. I On board the Chiyo Maru today she told of the work she and her millionaire associates in New York had done to bring civilization | among the head hunting islanders. One of the last thin she did in her long stay among the Moros | was to open a native university, built largely with her funds INNES LOSE FIGHT WASHINGTON, EB. Innes and Mrs. of Portland, Ore., today preme court, lost their fight to postpone extsadition to Atlanta for trial in connection with the disap-| pearance of Beatrice Nelms and} Bernice Nelms Dennis. 22.—Victer May Innes in the su CAPTURE 800 YARDS, BERLIN captured trenches and Souchez, the today. Feb, S00 The Germans ds of French 326 prisoners east of war office announced Sizes 11 18x36 Inches, to 6x9 9 Feet, 19¢ to Special Prices $9.25 AKING room for Spring arrivals. This const @ tutes our sample line. They have all been used § ’ a as display pieces during the past season, consequently # | represent the best patterns ors chased| I fir Plain Rag Rugs, Rag Rugs, and the fancier styles with chintz borders. rhe prices are exceptior SSSSEOUSOOS OSE (OSS SOO old fashioned Colonial ially low 19¢ to $9.25. Fourth Floor MRS. | FIXES CHIC. It pe | like wears, ppe WOODROW’ THE NEW AGO, Feb. Wilson hat of orgette trimmed with orchid: President Wilson's wife is a new spring style {AT TYLE The a $ G decreed by modish milliners. SCARE BALL GUESTS | SAN FR ANC IscO, Feb, 22— While several hundred guests of the policemen’s ball were leaving a side exit of the Auditorium early today somebody plunged them into a near panic by pulling a fire alarm box, 1 |\ makes complexions nr Ma or wi of a poor complexion is nc or ha natu healthy way Men 1 of cosmetics, let Resinol any an otherwise attractive man yman is a social failure because lf and As suffered from an u t fresh, smooth wing, Soap help a no} re to clear it, in tth tender faces find th CSTTIOL = SOGD Simply use Resinol Soap regme y once or twice a day, and see it does not quickly soothe and the pores, lessen the tend- and leave the com- fresh and velvety. elected condie if cleanse rey t plexion clear, ¢ » pimples, Ma Stick prevents irritation,

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