The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 23, 1916, Page 5

The offers nnak¢ thi unusual emi-windup of Reorganization Event Men's to have grouped about for quick clearance, marking then The Materials, the Workman are all good, and will be appre economize in the purchase what you'll some really values in Suits the clearance complete 150 Men’s Suits at HALF PRICI ship and the Pattern we all men who wish te Here's ciated by of find $7.50 $9.00 .$10.00 $12.50 of the a good Suit $15.00 Men's Suits Selling at ..... $18.00 Men's Suits Selling at $20.00 Men's Suits Selling at $25.00 Men’s Suits Selling at tomorrow With the Entire Line Famous Kuppenheimer Suits Now 1-3 Off! All Young Men's Suits Also Marked at Half Price OVERCOATS— ] /2 And this means every garment in the store — including erate now be- ing closed ous.at. . PRICE A Great Selection of Neckwear—Fine Materials and Good Patterns, Half Price. Regular 50c values now.......25¢ Other Interesting Items which space forbids the telling in detail include—Dollar Shirts at 65¢; Men's Underwear Sale Prices; Dutchess Trousers 25 Per Cent Ete., $3.00 Soft Hats at... .$1.50 If we can fit you with the stock which still rémains you're due for a genuine bargain. at Etc Less, Of (Mii PRKER SECOND & SENECA ADELE FIELDE (BLAME ENGLAND TAKEN BY DEATH FOR SUB ORDERS Miss dent TONGMEN MURDER FOE IN PORTLAND DOWNTOWN STREET * The Pacific Northwest's tong | | | ; | WASHINGTON, D-€ Whether England has broken faith with the U. 8. and thereby compli cated the German-American subma rine situation was a new Injected today It was polfited out that the Brit ish ambassador, Sir Cecil Spring Rice, in August, 1914, Secre tary Bryan that Foreign Secretary ey had given the “fullest assur ances” that megehantmen would pot fire on submarines unless at tacked by the latter. Germany now claims England has a secret order to merehantmen [either to flee or fire at subma ines upon sight If England's pledge in this re spect hag been violated, an Ameri can protest to England is prob able Ambassador Von pects to receive instructions as to his course to ward the Lansing notice that America regards as illegal the Tew ton decree of warfare against armed merchantmen GRABS BURGLAR; Adele Pielde, author; stn} teacher and traveler, sank peacefully into death Wednesday | morning at 5:30 a. m Her close friend of the last five | years, Mrs. Helen N. Stevens, was Jat the bedside. Her death ended a life spent in lall quarters of the globe, and oc cufied with intensive study and interest in science, government civic betterment, travel and for- eign langua especially the dia lects of China and Siam. Nine years ago she came to Se jattle from New York because she/ believed her splendid health would hold up longer in the Puget Sound climate. She would have been 7 Feb: 23. arms of a policeman three blocks aw: He gave his name Ah Low, said he was 44 years old, and desired to speak to his attor- ney. He ike excellent Eng- lish and was well dressed. The shooting of Yin Luck is the ‘third disastrous clash between tong \gunmen in Portland since the war) roke out between the Hop Sings nd an alliance of the Bow Leongs,) Bing Kongs and Suey Sings. In Seattle's and Portland's China-| towns today, the Orientals remain-) led behind bolted doors. The killing at Portland today oc age in March a eaagen uae ean uk’ tel The valuable collection of scien district attorney oceaiaiie. | title books, collected mostly since ‘A message from Roseburg, Ore,| mins to Seattle, were given by told of the murder of Lee Fant. a! ber to the University of Washing laundryman. late. Tuesday, Hiis{ ‘tn library about ten days ago head was battered, his throat cut| Funeral arrangements are in the and a dagger thrust into his abdo-| — os her attorney, George H. oo Elgg believed to be ® tong) aay, She will be buried in Se Sea . 4, | attle eetndr, oe ihe deat! ties rer Miss Ficide’s last active interest ling around Yee Bow. accused by| Was in the prohibition fight in the police of shooting down Y. U. Park,} Northwest 3 the Korean, a week ago. She labored dally Deputy Prosecutor Frank Helsell| sonal fins signed a complaint charging Yee! #eeinst the saloons Bow with the murder of Park Judge Gorden’s court Wednesday 0 FAVORIT Former Assistant U. 8. sttorney | FE B. 4 FAVORIT Sullivan, employed to defend| DEATH DATE him by friends who say imported gunmen did the shooting, had ob-| tained a writ of habeas corpus from | Bartell Drug Co. | Judge Ronald. ‘macy always carry | FRANCIS TO BE NEW | Albert Hansen | ®¥SS AMBASSADOR ; | WASHINGTON, Feb Jeweler and Silversmith 8 | state department has poe ond Ave, Near Madison! pissian government whether |Gov. David R. Francis of Missour! would be acceptable as ambassador] war wae raging merrily Wed- are At Portiand, at 3 a. m. Wed- inkomas a Chinese gunman shot Yin Luck, 20, as he came out of @ restaurant in the heart of the business district to sweep the sidewalk. A taxi driver gave chase and drove the highbinder into the wrote {wry HAIR FALLS OUT } Dandruff causes a feverish trrita- years of tion of the scalp, the hair roots shrink, loosen and then the bair comes out fast. To stop falling halr at once and rid the scalp of every particle of dandruff, get a 25-cent bottle of Danderine at any drug store, pour a little in your band 4nd rub well into the scalp. After a few applications, all dan- este disappears and the hair stops | out. NUXATED IRON 100" Increase of delicate, ner- druggist about It. Rernstorff ex ie before Saturday and made per. in the fight vou rundown people 200 per cent in ten days fe many $100 forfeit fails ax perfuliex- Jj. J in} 7 When Harry Stauffer broke int HERE the home of W, G. Hart, at Aetna st., late Tuesday night flashed his light just in time a big man in pajamas toward him, After the Stauffer found himself bound hand and foot to chair, The Ballard |police came after him a few min bes later. PORTLAND, Feb H. Skoogs, who died Saturday at Oak Grove, was the third member of Dis immediate fam. fly to die on Feb, 19 and be buried on Washington's birth. day. » see a Guy Rik your doctor oF The =| and Increase Weight asked Anton Atkins, 1310 Judkins st rushed his wife and baby thru fire }and smoke to save them after his home caught fire at 1 a.m. Wed nesday. The house burned to the ground, Loss $500. timp ex The Real Cause of Thinness fo fat ir to wix aking in wh: of t Moat pe | pounds jof ople to Petrograd Until an affirmative ceived no announcement made of | his appointme nt GATHER FOR DINNER * cae dete hand ail the time. that this ts dual. It reply is re will at ver It's the tan't | Ate iy Prices: PRASER-PATERSON C9 Bioins 7%. Twenty-two fornier Pennsylvania| students gathered for their tradi tional George Washington dinner Tuesday night at the Washington Annex Europe will recov blows before America crawls of the pool of wealth luxur jena debauchery born of war profits at was What Rey. M. A. Matthew a churchful of people in his| told : 0. R evangelistic sermon Tuesday night.| TRAINS RUNNING — For the first time since slides Great Northern the mountains schedule Tuesda Limited was on I No, 2 MPRESS COR CIRCUIT Pastearized. Moewiar 100 miik wt of deliver _ and r from her war; out} t BEST VAUDEVILLE AMERICA “axe” rece the reepnt trains ¢ were running The time on Oriental well Hive guarant. se Near Becund Ave. a weight increase money bac, question | CALLS POLICE : | struggle |What toDo to Get Fat ‘SAVES HIS. FAMILY veSS SULLIVAN CONDEDING “THE HOUSE or EXITS” 10:20¢ | cea arpa SEAS SSS GSS SCE TSS 3 0n ac] Jougall cforthwick Entabliahed THE BEST FOR ‘THE PRICE, NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE ISS ae GRIFFITHS DAD OF PLAYGROUNDS 7 Gave Seattle Its Many Recrea- tion Spots for Children. UNDE R SSS GSS ISS SOS SOE ISSSLE ISS ESSE SUFFER GILL The Sensation of the Season Spring Sale of Men’s Shirts 600 Shirts 1,000 Shirts at $1.00 NQUESTIONABLY hirt vale rich fectly which t, workman- the finest have ever offered—all ne the best workmanship and p tailored. MacDougall-Southwick make— is an absolute guarantee as to fi ship, finish and fast color. The $1.00 Shirts have pleated bosoms, plain cuffs, starched cuffs, fancy stripes, in bright colors and subdued shades. Jacquard figured reps, in very clever patterns. And plain white, pleated bosom Sh finished with ocean pearl buttons. Sizes 14 to 18. Very special, $1.00. The $1. 65 Shirts cord, the “Ironware” will outw any material Colors, blue, tan ues we ver rec pattern bosoms—soft Austin E. Griffiths ] Constructive work for fit of Seattle resident ‘onstant iffithe That of the man-—-the desire t } construct, to build jage worth while jability to actuality One of the to the Seattle with the up, to hinks such the in and Chat is indeed @ we know about. Sizes 14 to 18, —Men’s Shop, First Floor, TS VSSS OSS SCRISSSIISSSEN SESSION. JSST). Se PLAN SECOND MASS ‘SENATE SURETO © MEETING IN FIGHT 0. {K. BRANDEIS. cove PORFAIRRR.RATES, 32 so WASHINGTON, Feb. —Lovis é ‘ 1! . anit he aeaitny was not diemayes WOU Can Help in Rate Campaign |D. Brandeis will be confirmed by lthe senate, Indications all point in that direction. The sub-committee which is conducting the hearing is m for Brandeis with one exception As president of the Playgrounds Did you ever have the experience of purch: that excepti is Clark of Wye | aswocl. fation he carried bis idea thru ticket from Chicago to San Francisco? oming. The favorable members are, j until jeattic made rm that it would cost you $17.50 more to visit Walsh, Fletcher, Cummins and Chik places of healthful than to travel via Southern lines? jits youngsters, and Have your friends ever written you that they couldn't visit the juvenile courts you on their trip to the Coast because of this differential? fact that definquency if 80, as a public-spirited citizen, to aid in having this dif- niles has decreased ferential wiped out, you should notify T. D. Rockwell, secretary ton. The Shoe Machinery Trust is jthe principal opposing interest. to the quality of care and attention of the Washington Hotel Men's association, in the Pioneer paid to playgrounds by city building. IT’S YOUR KIDNEYS © Year after year, the play- You are an important witness for the people of the North- You have swollen feet and handsl” pan Stuff, achy joints! 5i oa ea \ ground system was bettered— west in their fight for equal tourist rates. howe oan ‘ain in’ the Soe UNTIL THE PRESENT AD. 4 liy, when. urinatia MINISTRATION OF HIRAM C. are danger ai GILL, | Another citizens’ noonday mass your kidneys. ‘ Superintendent Harry Stine | meeting in the interest of just tour: in ope torm Siam resigned as director of the ist rates for the Northwest will be ee playgrounds. There has been no |lield next Wednesday at the Amer- 4 one yet appointed to take his [ican theatre, Second ave. and Sen otek some GOLD MEDAL Haarlem place. a st time after they oes id preperation’ used all Oven he thaten ws eodirent: 10) Its purpose will be to line up ev-| me that they were coming, 4 for centuries, combining Gill's park board is not in sym. |¢T¥ business man in Seattle behind | Trip Costs Too Much ural healing ofl. and. herbi pathy with the playground idea, |* Dik. direct punch at the Southern |; known to physicians and used One of them frankly admitted |#llroads responsible for the unjust | he wi against it. As result. differential rate, which diverts thie worthwhile work has been |More than 95 per cent of Eastern got another letter, saying they |thousands in their daily had just learned that, altho the dis- |The Capsules are not an experiments tourists to California every season. neglected and in some places | ve eople to le abendened. V want people to learn more tance this, way was 253, miles (2! makeshift, “patent medicine” OF importance of this fight, shorter than ¢he other route, it is coll C. A. Reynolds, chairman of material that pink. 4 are ot the famous Russian good name, for these Shirts 8 Soft cuffs or stiff cuffs. Sale price, $1.65. utara et carry work ar lavender, greatest contributions welfare of the children of is the playground stem fleldhouses Austin BE. Griffiths has and rightly been called the of the playgro’ ayate attle, Long before with official properly father m” in Se he connec fathered the idea poke for it He studied its in other cities. He traveled at his own ex pense. He laid the facts before | authorities here | It took time and labor |no easy task to make in office take kindly ground” idea, They it foolish | But Griffiths | and it was ward-heelers 94 | ing a round-trip for for of the juve provision recreation the judges testify to among in proportion that it would have cost th much additiona) money pi gr pee They wanted to see the North-|4ropay - west he said come But a short wrote oa fatal “and made plans to | not coke ary a standard rem would cost them $17.50 more to/and act n gently and qul visit Seattle. So they didn't|!¥. But when you go to the gist, Insist on get come oh , his in. |i&l, Haariem On Mignerey will introduce this in-|sure th ° GOLD he public service commission, who wi h lenis the campaign cident as evidence of the discrim- | the be thus protect yoursel To Present Unbroken Frent ination against the Northwest at sem on We have notified every com spe th rag here March 13 mercial organization {n the North-;,, Tourist agencies thruout the | west,” sald T. D. Rockwell, tary of the Hotel Men's associa-| tion, “what we are doing, and they ast are teine waked wo form TROWUSANGS Take are lining up be nd us formation for the interstate com merce commission concerning the pee finpmticemmyhes men bay effect the differential has on the | They keep their ‘blood When Examiner Watkins, of |'oUting of their outing tours livers active, their bowels regular the interstate commerce commis-| ,,Will Introduce Photographs digestion sound and strong with sion, comes here on March 13, to open his investigations in the mat r, we expect people from every Photographs and figures show ing what attractions exist and are part of the Northwest, represent ing every line of business, to tes Pil is being made for the tourist, will be introduced as evidence tify in our favor. | Mignerey to Testify Lesgos, Bele of Any Meticine ta che aay Istoe, Taye sae n and and save) How to Cure Rheumatism secre: | & Prescription Alaska steamship companies and steamer lines on the Sound, as well ; 4s hotel men, real estate dealers merchants and many others wil) be called as witnesses. it for Coughs and Colds risky, The mixed at horr best and quic gent | obtainable, —¢ cough ina as old as the} st form. Half na (Con in half pint of nonful fre H. J. Mignerey, prominent whole- sale merchant and member of the| | citizens tourist rate commit . ine formed The Star today that ty astern friends made all.ar rangements to visit Seattle en route to California last summer, but were prevented thru the fact :IN FIVE MINUTES ° “ NOSICKSTOMACH, . INDIGESTION,CAS, It} Temoving | “Pape's Diapepsin” Is Quickest and Surest plespoonfuls in warm fo Stomach Relief. Medic osienil | t relief for ach- | ton, orns and cal- | 1 rf | a If what you just ate is souring on| ~~ | your stomach or lies like a lump of} Want |iead, refusing to digest, or you belch |gas and eructate sour, undig sted | = |food, or have a feeling of dizziness, |e en eee ee oa await be ope heartburn, fullness, nausea, bad|(o™ Uri. \ lnwerintion in restricted taste In mouth and stomach head-| (0 Public subscription in restrictes lache you can surely get relief in ny eo AT, | hel gucci hege will be controlled by | Ask your pharmacist to show you| ‘ion in the. name the formula, plainly printed on these | Stes government fifty-cent cases of Pape's Diapepsin, The adshiniet ration plan then you will understand why dys-|49 po the ona ae eae jpeptic troubles of all kinds must go, | posted and why it relieves sour, out-oford Properly stomachs or indigestion in five min-| gam ship company utes Diapepsin" is harm-| profits, making its less; tastes like candy each | able investment will digest and prepar We advise youcto follow the pro similation into the blood ail ceedings of congress on this Dill, food you eat; besides, it makes you] which will reported in this pa go to the table with a healthy ag per petite; but what will plea most, that you will feel your stomach and intestines are Jclean and fresh, and you will not |need to resort to laxatives or liver |pills for biliousness or constipation This city will have many "Pape's Diapepsin” cranks, as some people | all them, but you will be en-| stie about this splendid stom preparation, too, if you ever it for indigestion, gases, heart: | sdurness, dyspepsia or any | experime de cota at ta ve ing formula makes on ough remeds curing the Pine ax yuh | THE SHIP BILL; BILL worst ane Bibi ated rine whisuey quently to child Kindly explain the presi- dent's shipping bill. Is it a good bill? SUBSCRIBER. Correct Apparel for Women Smart Coats forthe Spring Season For Sport, Motor and General Wear in new Tweeds—leather trimmed, Velours with cape collars; flare models in Covert cloth; plain and belted styles in all the sea- son's newest colorings and weaves $16.50 .. $49.50 Afternoon Dresses newest favored materials models, flounce ef: and bouffant tn Corns, Swe Don't endur ty and Aching Feet foot agony Here remedy for quick. results works through the pores the cause. “Two. ta Calocide pound bath.” Gives Insta and wweaty fe ° The administration's &hip build- jing measure, fathered by Repre-| jsentative Alexander, chairman of | the merchant marine committee, |provides for an appropriation of the} $50,000,000, to be raised by the dis |posal of government bonds, with | which to lease and build vessels The plan contemplates that the | bulk of the money will be spent in American ship yards | A commission, appointed by the president, will have charge of the |sale of stock in the ship operating Rent your house with Star Ads of the in Coatee fects, styles, $19.75 .. $45.00 CONTINUOUS PERKO cascade not be taken ANCE SUNDAYS AND » the commis of the United ypears best sug Uncle earn desir the should stock a conducted, ALL THIS WEEK! Seven Features QUALERY Oneusty Hull i dose " nt Spring St. painry suss Kisses RUTTER | JUDGE IN HIS CC URI COR.THIRD & UNIVERSITY Pease mem | ESSES MEN WOMEN | geen Sear 00. A FOR I~ wi it YOUR CREDIT IS 0.K. you that | “At the Golf Links” with Len AND HIS Girls! Girls! Groner Girls! when he took his place on the of the common pleas recently, did not ma it, an impression of well wi ers Kiss, implanted squarely on the by a young miss. bench court nearly on the throng and an a resounding and| fairly and | jurist’s lips jach take burn SIX OTHER ACTS FP et tome now, this: minute rid yourself of stomach misery [indigestion in five minutes. so gr