The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 7, 1916, Page 12

} BRIGADIER. | GENERALS | WASHINGTON, D.C, Apri! 7.—) bureau of Insular affat ‘The real fighting force of the Unit.) nance department, the ed States will consist of 101,033 recruiting departments, ete officers and men after the increase ized by congress ha divided into the ord-jed officers and medical and The United States army is 25 departments. CAPTAINS This Sketch Illustrates the Total Strength of the United States Army, Including All Departments, a Total of 121,663 Officers and Men 64,443 men, and six regiments of field artillery, con sisting of 252 commissioned offi cers and 6, it ar » men. The co: | tillery corps consists of 715 com mii Ge il | r if t | had « tleutenant general for a number of years. The salary Is placed at $11,000 a y The next highest salary is $8,000 | & year and goes to the rank of med knee 4 and other novelties at 25¢. "3 [FREDERICK&NELSON} 2:5. 22 Spring Sunshine is working wonders with the seeds and young plants, and suggests the Basement Balewroom | Basement Salesroom Just in Time for Saturday A New Shipment of Dress Hats at $5.00 CORE of variations S clever of the prevailing styles are in of ked this new shipment Hats, Dress out in Bathing Caps 25c ATHING CAPS of pure gum rubber in various colors, some plain, many with frill and others in four-corner style, at tractively priced at 25¢, Basement Balesroom Windsor Ties 25c HOICE of plain satin, fancy check and plaid effects in the Windsor Ties #0 popular for wear with middy blouse and shirtastyle blouse crepe. made. Of these only four belong to misstoned officers and 19,321 men. major general, There are nine to need of attending to them - Mi There will be a total of 121,663 the line force-—the force that The iner authorized by (the army today, They do not be Ao fan is f i 4 Flower-trimmed Hats They are 26 inches long, and I officers and men in the army, but would get out and do the fight: congress wi the actual long to the line force A few items for the gar Hats with crepe fac- priced at 2h¢, i] Mot all of them belong to the fight Ing In the case of war, fighting forces 23,705 men r Brigadier generals, of which dener’s equipment Basement Balesroor ] force of the nation. More than| These departments are the cay ing the number from 74,041 to — there are 27, receive $6,000 a year Robins Ohdare, $40; tho, 00 ing oun 0 0 to be exact—do not/alry, coast artillery, field artillery | 97,747. Colonels recetve $4,000; Heutenant : . 250, 366, bO¢ 4 | any fighting at all, but are ae-|and infantry The other men brought into the colonels $3,600 and majors $3,000 750 and 9c Hats with wing or feather trimmings Toilet Soa | 8 to what, In plain words, is| Uncle Sam will have 15 reg! are, by the haw enlistment will bs each cane ney ss provesop ter Tree Pruners, Thc, and Hats with foliage and fruit trimming Pp | . rk. ments of cavalry, consisting of 765/ be distributed among the depar eon per cent additional after five $1.00. > alt hoi ata BES 1° a a a i a of i i. soldiers who are not|commisstoned officers and 17,594| ments not included in the line years ot service, not to exceed Sprayers, 35c, $2.00 and $3.50 sapocially attractive is a hepherdese Hat of blac 5c Cake i] upon to do any fighting are! men, when the tncrease voted by forces. 5,000 a year for colonels, $4,500 oak ostedintn ee Milan Hemp, trimmed with roses shading from mauve : } din the departments of congress {s made. | Outside of the fighting force, So for majors ‘ ‘ Siiiy Wbhetlana 000 onde to pink N rege of — to I! adjutan eneral, inspector! There will be 30 regiments of in-| largest number of men tn any de Captains receive $2,400, first leu » 25 bOc ‘ ‘ ‘ pee er ae choose from in this low 9 Ps advocate, in the fantry, including 1,5%9 commission: | partment ts 6,098, allotted as mem. | tenants $2,000 and second Meuten bottle All-lace Braid Sailors adorned with a single rose or priceq Tollet Soap, including ff sem bbisainn —-|bers of recruiting parties, recruit ants $1,700. In each case there tn Garden Hoes, 36c, 0c, 60c, foliage Trellis Violet, Trellis Rose y An Economical, Delightful Place to Trade —=—=—=—==Sh depots and unassigned recruits. provision for ten per cent addi Te and Picturesque Leghorn Hat with brim upturned in back Almond Meal, Lilac and Ger ff These help to make up the total) tional after each five years of serv Garden Rakes, 30c to Bie to show a facing of Georgette crepe, and trimmed with anium in square cakes, also army of 121,663, of which only {ce with no maxtmum B die p Violet Glycerine, Witch Hazel 1 101,083 belong to the line force For enlisted men the salaries _Garden Trowels, 100, i6e and American Beauty Roses Oatmeal, Buttermilk and Bow The army ry llet show are: Firat sergeant $45 a month abe. Very attractive styles—very attractive values, at quet. The cake, 5é the highest yearly salary ie al- | sergeant $20, corporal $24 and pri Shovele with long and short =$5.00. i ent Gitensont meseareae lotted to the rank of lieutenant vate $15, with additions on each handles, 86e and $1.50 ese Just From the East eral, tut the army bas net | eubopguent enlistment Weed Pullers, 250, 480, Tbe on Spee % Smart Styles Arriving Daily— ; a 1 and $1.00 * “ie " “es The Modes of the Hour in semen Arce” = Ht PAULHAMUS TO 1 DEAD, 8 HURT, ee Women’s and Misses’ Outer Wear handles, and 85¢. | Spading Forks with long and | short handles, 90. Housewares Section Dainty Modes for Easter Patent Vamp and Quarter Lace , , : Attractively Low-Priced et" T HE Basement for pre-Easter requirements with quanti- IN AUTO WRECK Three Cars Collide on Pa TALK TONIGHT Mass Meeting. to Be Held to| Salesroom is well-prepared Boot, white kid top, as pic r ‘ x tured; covered Louis heel; Celebrate Clean-Up Highway, Near e ties of well-chosen ready-to-wear apparel for white ivory sole and top lift of Week Kent ! New Hand Bags Women and Misses heel | — a : : Priced 2.0050. 0c00s $3.45 WILLIAMS TO SPEAK|SEATTLE CAR ESCAPES | $3.75 Styles are more than usually attractive, em- White Canvas I Boots, |], cae * ORE bracing the novelties that reign in higher-priced ilte Cuban Tonia, heela and |, Co-operating with the Manu- | One woman ts dead and eight are| HERE are ten smart ike wlio as Gave ith on anton white soles, Medium narrow facturere’ exhibit andexchange, | injured as the result of « colliston| styles to choose from, " Pacttic | throughout conform to a high standard. An toe | the Consumers’ league gave an of three automobiles on in Pin-seal, Pin-morocco last és $2.95 | entertainment Friday afternoon |bighway, near Kent, Thursday, at : i 4 f » i Another distinctive model has st 2p. my celebrating “Clean- |¢ Oem |} dull Pin-seal and long sare the values offered may be gained from u id Palnt-Up week.” 3 | - the following: erey elt eco ar boo ‘ast dquarters atthe: fenawe MRS, MINNIE HOGUE, a Puyal-. grain . leathers, all fctures, Whit have been maintained during |!¥P nurse. | attractively lined ’ . ’ ° ° as above pictured. White {ory HI| the week Inthe Manufacturers’ | THE INJURED: rie Ae aoa ee a Women’s and Misses’ Spring Suits Very exhibit on the second floor of Wm. Ryan, Tacoma, head cut and, : i a sisha Aik eh Gad ead special deka dau $3.45 the Henry building, where a bap oo - og in plain and engraved $15.00, $18.50 and $22.5 “Gay display of spectaitie at. rs. Wm. Ryan, lacerated scalp “ hay \ White Buck Lace $ styles; in others they are a Z tention to the many Washin and internal injur' 3 ) : | , ’ Boots ..... vases S45 ff) sorters resucesantens mey leather-covered. Most of v Women’s and Misses’ Spring Coats Mrs. S. E. Sanders of Thomas, in. be used In bringing about the ternally injured. epick and span tion sought $5.75, $9.50, $12.50 and $15.00 them are in two compart- Tony Berens, Gardenvilie. | for at thie time. | Saeres Berens, 12. q ment styles, with purse \} i : h . Nh i { \Ad : * uae ron ero el neha \| Women’s and Misses’ Separate Skirts Combining Good Style, Perfect facturers, music, guessing contests Mre. Fred Beeler. | * -ifiret Fleer. H $2.95, $3.95, $4.50 and $5.75 a r Comfort and Perfect Fit. and speaking. Berens was engaged to marry) * of | j $2.99, >, Mrs. Hogue, until she died. | The accident happened on the Pa Mrs. M. A. Porter was the guest of honor. The following women assisted er bedside. Make Your Selection Now | $2.50, $2.95, $3.45 |] Women’s and Misses’ Spring Dresses $5.75, $9.50, $12.50 and $15.00 Women’s Wash Skirts $1.50 and $1.95 Specials in the president: Mesdames A. J. |cific highway when Ryan attempted Biggest Values in Seattle Goddard, T, A. Taggart, R. B. Kit-|to pase a car driven by A. Gianetti,| Window Shades 7 \tredge, D. M. Johnson, K. B. Riley, | 412 th ave &, In which were his) i i H Hy », ae ae aan Lincoln Davis, T. J. Clonts, M. J.| wife and Mrs. Maud Engel, 313 26th baa. 4 Silk Waists in New Models Children’s Wash Dresses Tad Yost, Gectvene Carrigan, Frances A. Roberts, G./ave. 8, driving toward Seattle ATER-COLOR Win- | $1.95, $2.50, $2.95 1 $3.50 7Sc, 95c and $1.25 sole. Also same in W. Bryant, op ag Graaf, W. A.| Another machine, driven by Bee dow Shades, in green | Tee asthe HK K : | Kinney, oot, G. 8. Sher |ler, was coming from Seattle as ’ | P : : » ; ‘ or te ra | wood, R. M. Eames, 0. A. Bron-) Ryan, said to have been driving only, mounted on good | Lingerie and Wash Waists Women 's Silk Petticoats Priced $2.95 and $3.45, $2.75 and $3.50 Women’s Cotton Petticoats son, F. F. Lewis, Charles Roos and 8. B. Nichols. C. M. Williams, chairman of the [City Beautiful Cl p and Paint Up bureau presented the subject, “Seattle, the cleanest, healthiest nd best lighted city.” The topic, “Western Consumers’ was presented by Mrs. Crahan, chairman of the industrial committee of the city federation of women's clubs | A get-together mass meeting | will be held in the Manufacturers’ roller, three feet wide and 68 inches long, special 25¢ ; 80 inches long, spe- cial 30¢- Of! Opaque Window Shad machine-made, in green only, mounted on Hartshorn roller, three feet wide and 80 Inches long, special 45¢. | Wall Paper Section. Firat Floor. | a terrific speed, swung his car! around the one ahead | Tt skidded back and forth, then bumped into the Beeler car. | Every one of the five occupants | of the machine driven by Ryan was) thrown out, Mra. Hogue being pitch. | ed about 20 feet and suffering a| fractured skull The small Seattle-bound car es-| caped damage, except for a broken lamp. BABY IS KILLED IN | SOc, 95¢ and $1.25 Middy Blouses 50c, , $1.25 and $1.50 95c and $1.25 —Basement Salesroom. 50c, 75c, OPtN OSTONQHOE(0. |: SAMPLE, HOPS INC) °° LITEL Sec Piko St BLILDING ond Ave at New Coverall Aprons, 65c Girls’ Novelty Pumps $1.25 to $2.50 Pair HE Patent auditorium at § p. m. 4 | Leather HIS practi al an { W. H. Paulhamus, president of ‘a | a s c f J w > uit | | Pump _ pietured Gacleie Wraskiegton “rett AUTO COLLISION} China Cups and Pump oture ou ae he association and president | Up and Paint-Up | clubs. GILL GETS CHANGE the wagon tongue and died at | Wednesday they had narrow. (ff aped death when their | The A S pictured, thin China Cups and Saucers, dec- in patent and dull calf leathers, with leather or cloth tops. Sizes 5 2, $2.00; 2% to 6, $2.50 and Lace Shoes, built over broad-toe last, with heavy soles, sizes £ lof the Puyallup Fatr assoctation, When the automobile driven ca ; Por ias 9 | will be the principal speaker by Allen R Glenn, 23 W. Galer Saucers cade ee comes in plain pink or | Mrs. Margaret Moss Hemion, of st., crashed Into a team of | ~ 1ft-blue with trim- |the Standard Grand Opera com-| horses on Westla' and | Spe- 10 the in Girls’ foot de ) pees, wil See. peatee ate ee ee? | cial Cc Pair | wear, Mary Jane Pumps in Patent Leather ming of black and hey Others who will address the| his Infant son John, 20 monthe | have been recetved recently also, both styles fk , ” / meeting are, C. M. Willlama, on be-| old, was struck on the head by | with white kid ning. Sizes 5 to 8, $1.26 pair; white stripes, also in / tie of plain pink or blue. 4 «a» s a half of the Cle \ 76 2 shi \pureau, and Mrs. H. A. M. Bonnar,| the city hospital ‘ eg 11, $1.75; 11% to white - ground percales [| ot | h Idi : . ri ell ior tie Velurstion “be Wone's | Pes ind te ene Ce ee oe Misses’ and Child Boys’ and Youths’ with black figures or | } ren's Button Shoes Gunmetal Calf Button 14-4 dots and cuffs and u H! lightly injured | ol be : | the Wednes Pgh rl oa to 7%, $1.25; 8% toll, 9 to 13%, $1.65; 1to2, Very good value at IN FEDERAL CASES : | orated in blue dragon de- $1.50; 11% to 2, $1.75 $1.95; 2% to 64, $2.50 6be | Federal agents’ timebonored | a) —————— = 4J custom of throwing persons Into | the city jail without warrant or au thority of any kind 1s officially |stopped Friday by an order from Police Chief Lang. Recently two Chinese, arrested without warrants, were put in Jail jas “suspects.” When their attor. |ney learned of their plight and at-| Robbery could have been accom- rs Re ae - ! | Weanesday afternoon, and told her) night lthey “didn't have any money, but) King was called to the central| plished, they say, without going to | CONTINUED | were going to get some.” police station Thursday afternoon, | that extreme, The police deduc- | | The three men came to her at|and for three hours repeated his| tion, therefore, is that the crime | 2:30 p. m, Wednesday, she says,| story of how he found the bodies,| was committed by some one fa land asked to see a room j and accounted for his actions from | millar with the premises and | When taken into a room on the|1 p. m. Wednesday, when he left} known to the victims, as he could ARMY TRAINING CENTRALIA, April 7.— When Mra. H. D. Weeks of tle, speaking before the sixth annual assembly of the Washington branch of the Na- tional Mothers’ congress and Parent-Teacher associations, | the third day’ sion of which | Men’s Suits Bright, snappy, new models great- ly underpriced for Saturday specials: tempted to see them, he was re | fused admittance $15 SUITS FOR $12.75 By ster"onntierine sod aon, $20 SUITS FOR $16.75 FROM PAGE 1 went di-| his aunts’ home, until midnight,| afford to take no chances of the [REPORTERS FIND (20'3" 3,2 08 er, ro.) tien ie rounned to thelr home| women wurriving an exposing Mi | jee Uttle house across the) King’ nquisitive people swarmed to CLUES IN MURDER irr es King’s Story Is atreet where the sisters lived | : the scene of the murder Friday, A “We haven't got any money,” one| Accepted by Police uniformed officer was kept bus The investigation Thurs. | which was served on Lang, and the lof the men told her | making them move on. police it Captain pleasure of locking up people pro |“He stuck to it during the whole city was forced to pay all the! is being held here, told of the ee costs | new experiment in military | "ist, p. Coleman, former proprt-| “You can’t get a room, then,” she day centered {n a can¥ass of the| A big majority of the observers $35 SUITS FOR $18 75 | ‘The matter came to the atten-| physical training for boys at | ator of the apartment house, who| replied | neighborhood and a detailed search | were elderly women. In some cases s |tion of Mayor Gill, who declared| the Ballard high school, over |fer \t three weeks ago to live at| “Well, we're going to get some,”/ of the house for further clue they got by the officer, climbed the $40 SUITS FOR $24. 75 |the Chinese have good grounds for| 200 women, mostly mothers, |1« Albion hotel, so declared Thurs | another spoke up in the session with H. 8, King, the| rickety stairway and peered into ° oe war ea gp ioe pastes ant broke Into applause. dey 3 | She said they wanted to know] nephew | the windows 4 city, and Lang forthwith issued an! Many other speakers followed.| — oom who} Who lived in rooming house,| “We are inclined at the present . S It Remember, Style Shop quality for order denying federal agents the|. J. Layhue, superintendent of ould S cntaok ihen't pay his|and that later they went down andj time to accept King’s story as he| | tetts said Tenvant.| TOMMIES CAMP IN Centralia schools, deplored the con-| rent,” Mrs. Coleman told a Star re-|stood on the corner. less than cheap “drek” will cost you. miscuously. dition which, he said, permitted| porter, “He stayed a month and I Nephew Grilled | According to the Dexter Horton bank, Mrs. Wheeler withdrew her money from the bank between Feb- ruary and July, 1915. “They stayed on the corner for] he was/nearly 30 minutes,” she said be He was|watched them because they acted jno queerly, They kept looking at| schools of the state Spring Hats, Neckwear and Shirts 'GET BIG CONTRACT nol Statinat ae cea tk. a tae dine of the big snow 1| By Detectives Oita has not been arrested GARDEN OF EDEN suggested that he go to work shov-| State Land Commissioner Sav-) eling He replied that | |FOR G. N. SNOWSHEDS | :::. speaking of “The Responsl-| sick. He was a large man. | bility of the Church to the Child,”| between 35 and 45,” lly pric y pricedy T—An_ officer ia Wrote home he Garden of hundred yards today as follows: Eden is not many . declared he did not believe in| Because the murdered women|the house where the sisters Hved| account amounted to a little Grant Smith & Co, have been let)“making a stiow place of the/had repeated thru the neighbor-|and talking together, Finally 1 000. from my camp, On the river front a contract to place 10,000,000 feet| church.” |hoor their fear that @ man was|couldn't spend any more time! That it was not placed in hur| Sows 4 tree which has long, yellow beans and feathery leaves. It is the only one of its kind here, and “T. Atkins’ has named it ‘The Forbid. den Tree.’ In its vicinity small Arab boys hawk cheap cigarets, bis- cuits and tinned milk, and the lo- |watching them from the apartment) watching them, so went to work.” |house, the information concerning | she says, that the men were plan the “observation room” shaped it-|she says, tha tthe men were plan self into a workable clue Friday. |ning to rob some house in the Tells of Strange neighborhood safe deposit box was learned when the box was opened at the Day & Night Safe Co, Thursday. It con tained only silverware. Ten city detectives, working un-| Detectives Believe |of timber in snowsheds to be built Jover the Cascade divide by the \Great Northern, Henry McPhee of {Seattle has the contract for build |ing the roof and back walls of an lother section, but the larger portion FISKE TURWED DOWN | WASHINGTON, April 7.—Chatr- man Padgett, of the house naval committee, replying to a request of “THE STYLE SHOP HOTEL BUTLER BLDG 609 SECOND 4VE of the work will be done by St. Paul|Rear Admiral Fiske to be allowed| Actions of Three Men |der Capt. Tennant, started check. |It Was “Inside Job” Jeality 1s known as’ “Yemptation contractors. Bids are being re-|t “ppear again before the com Another apartment house angle!ing up Friday on the story of H. S. Detectives working on the case | square point out that the murderer wanted mittee and contradict statements who found his two elderly ceived there. to the murder mystery {s a state-| King, ee . EY A humming bird, stripped of its oe made by Secretary Daniels about|ment by Mrs. Fouts, landlady, that|aunts murdered when he went to| to make sure that his victims were You can get @ lot of good land his conduct, sald he saw no reason | three men, two of them Wearing|stay all night with them at 405) dead, because the women were un-| feathers, 19 little larger than a bum- bargains in Star Want Ads. for taking the matter up again, sweaters, bad applied for a room|Westlake ave. N., Wednesday| mercifully chopped with the ax. | ble-bee. 4 LAI TR REF I ENP RT 7‘