The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 11, 1916, Page 10

TT IZ HOWARD IN YirenSecr iv nO ney Ar omana GERMANS SMASH a] WIFE'S SUICIDE FRENCH DEFENSE l REDERICK&NELS N | me ¥ | ted atts whi : di ousy Causes Actor's Wife) itp Against Verdun Forts to Shoot Her- in Great Endless je oaneh Weaver, Ample Selections of ine 1New _ THEY HAD QUARRELED| |SLAUGHTER TERRIFIC : - Carria e for Bann on fine a | LONDON: ert 1nd Sheer, White Cotton Materials 8 rangements were made today the most tremendous blows In ’ Baby! for the removal of Mra. Joseph history, the French line at Ver eae Py * : ae E. Howard's body to Chicago dun ie still holding today In Styles and Qualities Admirable for Confirmation and ie : for burial, the coroner ques ware ~~ ware: of gray . The nite: sto ne coate: ermane hae been ° samplec Carriage G Se nat Neshens, vaudeville thrown againetthe defenders on Graduation Dresses spice At Sit Singer, now on the Orpheum a sixmile front northwest of Carts and Sulkie 7 a | bem Bost RN vor HEER WHITE ORGANDY, 44 inches wide, at uriety of improved style ¢ French have not only re why % hile oe woe heey vetanesathesd pulaed these attacks, but have 7 85c, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 yard and attractive finishes. On § sf driven the Germans back in " 3 2 Mi the Third Floor Three weeks ago ay — favage hand-to-hand fighting on HEER WHITE VOILES, from 38 to 44 inches rfila os Howard marri in Los the ‘southern bank of Forges | wide, 50, 75c, 8Sc and $1.00 yard wri formerly was | 2 aie ‘ here are many new Mourtk de Beaufort Pr. digg car ag EMBROIDERED WHITE VOILES, 38 inches things to interest the Mer husband departed on his battle has hourly become more | with small self figure, $1.25, $1.35, $1.50 and 5 Cos theatrical travels, planning to meet lent enh now W ueedars : home-lover, in our Spring thle pare, Bare | that it Is about to culminate in Ava i Furniture Displays. New | Upon arrival in Omaha, however ae cts teraeaiin see ; @ Grand German assault on VHITE MARQUISETTES, 38 ide; canieated’ Miata ts asserted he registered under | a ideas in decorated Meta assumed name, and the wife both banks of the Meuse ® nd $1.75 yard als, ney 25 dt @ifficulty tn locating him. | If the French hold this time. Jeds; new ecorated Liv “Those who saw thetr meeting de | Verdun is saved beyond a doubt MPORTED MERCERIZED BATISTE, 44 inches ing-room Furniture; new . declared yrominent English au E ame Ap iad’ le belleven there was} thority, today wide, fine, sheer and 35c, 50c, 65c, 75c and Breakfast-room Sets; new ah Scalnuay Twenty thousand Germans have $1.00 yard Brass Beds; new Enamel Ehereara sire “Howard went to been killed or disabled in two days] : F ’ - f th sa . a hotel with an actress ac-/ hy the new Verdun attack PLAIN WHITE FLAXON, sheer qualities, 36 inches Coo keg ey or the sores . } vat aay Evga gd be babe hg WHITE SHERRETTE, resembling organdy but of sun parlor and chamber. of his bride's death was charged ceaselessly, one rank dash: |§ a } Ate Hate 44 tanhes whke The earn —Third and Fourth Floors to Howard just before he ling forward, only to be blown to} @ softer finish in 6 ) hee to go on the stage and sing en, and immediately succeeded * WHI {ECKED ORGANDIES, patterned with . sme! Herbert Quick Points Out Details tyr’: csi rising ino tie WHITE CHECKED ORGANDIES, 5 y ‘the Upheleune Reales ‘was greatly shocked, but went Svaledls 6h otk | same hell of bullets and shrapnel. | (Ve > two sizes of hairline checks, 44 inches wide, $1.00 co frerg a wide selection of SIT cr enasciage to the: Count BY HERBERT QUICK J AMERICAN BUSINESS AND THE| | Division after division was sent FN te sos suitable fabrics for (WH ba UNITED STATES ARMY at the! S#atnes a Hill, but they a er A Beaufort, who is now fighting in| The United States senate rag a ttn ear aposen of point| ONlY Succ In penetrating ad C98 Res HAIRLINE STRIPE ORGANDY, beautifully sheer, dow and Door Draperies he German army, Mrs. Howard was| taken up the Chamberiain wn ge vanced positions 19 ‘ , Lamp Shades, Slip-cover Kilgation, daughter of a Chi.| the reorganization of the army, and No. nes BP Gg eng mae ina ask oe rg ¢, $1.25 yare Serge itonaire. expects to keep The creation of a foderal aaa] Peotone ge f and Upholstery purposes, divorce proceedings, by jo ng waisted Racal g-Saaplblattinc camer ln adopt.| Ate counter attacks te:—The tured, which may be n ppropriately in any of for town and country thich she was separated from the, roipaay Fed pn tod We shall get volunteers tol Bloody scones were enacted tn j ga sats te : sae eta a homes. New Nets and Rees Widesprend: atten gar oe witt/#erve without pay by consolidating | Herman repulses between Haucourt the above mate , requires cig af material in eee Silks; new Cretonnes and education with soldiering And| and Hethincourt ; a he 964ne ’ —Firet Floor. Ss ia Vv it was reported she mar. deal principally | aes -* oon Ne's. 1. ist de ee eaebeee wesk: where nine yards in the 36-inch width Santast enone ay wee Battling Nelson, the prize with five phases It will be hard to get the con-| the ravines sheltered the Germans Shades to make the porch , Dut this proved untrue. ° ° ° ° Bey Sormeee wits, Mabel Ber- nig Aavernment en “ton the abandonment of the ‘ous shattered the French advanced Appropriate White Embroideries for summer. New arrivals in Howard's alleged fealousy war materia muoearone |, 450 bg ver pageont ra a, for more than a quarter of a fi : d G d : D “ Cedar Chests, fragrant and , Mecatienal |About the country, bullt for polit Confirmation and Graduation Dresses: fnoth-prook ieee Hite ind other train- ’ He 4 * : : . < r yor of the suicide, altho Miss Clark and ing in the army.| 02% : 2 FARE RACO PRIGONERS = |t Matched Sets of Organdy Embroideries, Swiss Embroidery Flouncings, 45 furs and we ne wii both deny that such a sup- B. Creation of . The Focational plan will render; RERLIN, April 11 More than in 3 widths: 18 inches fe, $1.00 yard inches wide, with edges in lacy de- is justified the federal volunteor feres. it unnecessary to abandon them 26,000 French prisoners have been Ana “ go Sa Bn ia yard; Pate rag : 3 *“* © Advised Her to Go Home 4. Abandonment of “political| | Most of then? have buildings | taken by Germans since the be TT ritialinghi hs ¥es6 | ASinch,: $ee> yard er Ae The Oriental and Do- d today admitted having of the question: sent of many senators and congress which can be used with very little from the French artillery, the Tew ginning of the attack on Verdun, tt THE SEATTLE STAR WIFE OF JOE HOWARD, WHO KILLED| cool and attractive for the ally and actantifically trained te. | to being the greatest detiberative ARIS, April 11 —German losses the desired his wife Monday to Tourn| 6 Retgullohinent of government. iteration for academic purposes. | was semi-offictally stated today Matched Sets of French Batiste Embroid- Swiss Flouncings, 18 inches wide, mestic Rug Sections are Eilcama tomes of Ker silliion-| owned nitrate plants," Put William Girt of Gary in eries, in 3 widths: 18-inch, $1.50 yard; 27 na range of dainty effects with filet prepared to meet all re- M. H. Kilgalion, steel] If the senate justifies ite claim/ChAFR® of an army to be vocation:| GERMAN LOSSES 200,000 inch, $1.75: yard; 48-inch, $2.75 yard pattern edges, 60c to 85c yard. quirements of the season Valenciennes Laces in a profusion well-chosen widths, ty and patterns Se to 35e yd. inch White Satin Ribbons, ard above qualities can also be { in sky-blue and pink.) First Floor. By erecting the hydro-electric | , rdan are 20 Embroidery Sets consisting of insertion bought her a ticket, hs saf4,| body on earth, the debate will de wunte, and cnetetion than, or ao |” the battle of Verdun are now ; y . ge g a . Prag it ehe decided not to Ko immed!-| velop the fact that all these points [ lly CREATING THESE GOV.| More than 200,000, according to #n and flouncings, 12 to 18 inches wide, priced f dain telling him she would catch) are covered in the second Saar? crear rh arp | offictal estimate today from 65c, 75c, 85c to $1.50 yard and in train. The adoption of THE System ERNMENT - OWNED | NITRATE) pa ) ~ SN PLANTS ON GOVERNMENT.| being aa actor. associat |OF EDUCATING THE BOYS IN Owen powER & TAKE NEW POSITIONS ; . ; ER SITES, the sol cecihpne) ° ° . ° ase clack ho” sovenre® io mae WIeh, SOLTE THE OFTE, Sere would be educated and kiven| DERIIN, Ape 11—vore rreack Ht Whgte Satin Ribbons for Sashes and Hairbows ° m4 - pl . “| soldierly training at the same time. L t . 4 with him, was one of the, PROBLEMS | ‘This disposes of point No. 5 southwest of Douamont have been Dorothy Dainty Ribbons in three widths Nine- ceewt, Listen, 8 meoeeens Gentlemen of the senate, the captured by the Germans, « 35e, 68c and We yare ; $1.25 y ND GINL SHOCKED | wil sarc toniting In factory voca.| elution Of the whole military | Amnquncement claimed today White ‘S: — ! le fe bs want, training. te Ty Foce| ‘probiem of thie nation lies In On the east bank of the Meuse White Satin Ribbons, inches wid The (TLAND, April 11. — Mra. | arcing bese ny, erg ned tua point No. 2. And the solution | the French made counter attacks 78c yard: also a very quality, 6% supplic \ Witherspoon, who two weeks mg oa aoe aft oll mer | of that will solve In great meas- south of Crows Forest. All were inches wide, 85c. yard I ‘ tgainst spol Eooert.| are: “[atthame learn ‘Sr making, ure the great national lack of | gape by sharp Gorman machine . |e re, 222 ER CR REM ON Se le singer and composer, for| things for the army itself on the} we men In business and the onl fe prisoners = being <= general lines #0 successfully pur. sued in the Engineering college of the University of Cincinnat!, and the public shools . Ind. THIS WILL 3, was shocked today at tho that Howard's bride had com- suicide. declined to comment on the When the test comes tn crossing | the man with the fron will, ft fre quently proves to be pig tron FEAR FOR BRITISH FORCE | LONDON, April 11.—Increasing fears were felt today for the aafat | of forces under Gen. Townser who have been besleged at Kut Mar by the Turks for more than four months. The supplies, tt Is believed, me be nearly exhausted. Spring floods are hampering the advance of relie columns, which are within a miles of the city, but have yet to eut a path thru the ranks of be sieging Turks. CITY AND COUNTY AT LOGGERHEADS OVER NAME FOR BUILCING There will be two official names for the big new stone structure housing city and county officials after May 4. The county commissioners decided a week ago to cail it “the King county court house.” The city counclimen Mon. day passed a resolution ask- Ing the press and people of Beattie to call It the “coun- ty and city bullding. County officials say the county bulit It and the city officials are only tenants. INDIANOL: ; | BEACH The Gem of Puget Sound few Magnificent Home Tracts Adjoining the Finest Bath- | ing Beach on Puget Sound $5.00 Cash—$2.00 Monthly after | mer Athion landed a happy throng | of city folks at Indianola Beach wharf. at $ Cc > @ terns ving Seattle Sunday | the water system, and they went home happy after a day of Invigorating, restful pleasure. But before they WIRELESS IN COURT | Two linstruments and aertal sets of wireless receiving Apparatus left many red crosses were Footed Crystal Comports prettily cut and engraved in floral pat- Price $1.00 each. New House Dresses $2.50 at N_ exceptionally : ac ‘ attra House toe, reduc Dress, the one pi Regular tured, which is made Cotton St of delft-blue percale reduced tc with the lower part of the waist and deep yoke of the skirt machine - em- broidered with white dots. Price $2. 50. —Second # 1.00 => TNWO styles high and pic- both of lead- glass, NCLUDEL tion of Brassware are: I low —as tured, tine 10-Inch FI blown All at 50 ILK STOCKINGS Broken Lines of Women’s Hosiery Reduced Prices in black, white with lisle sole, heel and to 65e¢ pair. and extra sizes in Silk-lisle and kings, black, white and tan, C¢ pair. olors, ed > First Floor. Attractive Values in Hammered Brass | ap Novelties ‘\/a 50c ) in this attractively-priced collec 4-Inch Fern Dishes with claw feet. lower Vases. 4Inch Hanging Fern Dishes. Handled Flower Baskets. 4+inch Fern Dishes, with handle. ye each, —Third Floor for the new floor cover- ings, for town or country. Oriental Carpets of the various desirable types, carefully selected for beauty and quality and moder- ately priced. Wool Rugs from the best sources Grass, Fiber, Rag and Klearflax Rugs. —Second Floor * Depend upon our House- wares Section to forward and simplify the Spring clean-up movement! All kinds of brushes and dust- ers. Polish Mops. Dust- less Dust Cloths. Vacuum Cleaners, hand-power and electric. Ready - mixed paints and tints; varnishes and waxes. Frederick & Nelson Furniture Polish Brooms and Carpet Beat- ers. Implements for the garden “clean-up.” —Basement Babies’ Creepers 50c A New Shipment ELL-MADE soiesette are these practical Play Creepers in light-blue, white and pink They have square neck, short sleeves and wide belt, of soft and come in sizes 6 months, 1 and 2 years Price 50c. —Second Fl | ps ae ; ain | placed on the blue-print maps of Indianola Beach | ~ 1 You see the run to Indianola Beach Is direct— | indicating changes of ownership. Many people Ite padres Ag pe alates | Me stope at other points, no detours around islands found what they wanted on their first visit. loon! company ‘i. oul the *KiL| nt ahr (is ty —— mar Ps aren Many of these buyers had previously visited fod gl yt Clark Co, for alleged ars, | w H f U. uM insp |, licensed, safe boats. other offerings now on the market. The fact that jent infringements k d S. a d M — they chose Indianol. ch proves that we are not | Judge Neterer hooked a head.| orks ar or ade unitions And when the visitors saw that beach!—"Mag | the oniy enthusiasts about this favored spot. piece over his ears and Hstened to| nificent!” “isn't that just lovely!” “Just like | |messages flashed from the station | pas j BY GILSON GARDNER principal ones. ‘Coronado and Long Beach!" “Why, you can wade | just to remind you: We h completed India- at the Puget Sound navy yard Raich Braieard. and the Do} WASHINGTON, D. C., April “Then there are the bills for —_ an out hundreds of feet without a bit of danger!” | noia Beach wharf. We.have slashed and are fur- | pa _Ralp why, at. the| 10--"The chances are that government. manufacture of |g VANCOUVER, B. C., April 11 “Won't that be just fine this summer? ther Improving the streets; we have completed one | ssh / Koven Opera company, 1 | this congress will provide for a other things needed in the | Soanghal newspapers received here That’ hi Ik od bridge and are buliding a second. We have started |° €1 VYING FUNERALS | Moore theatre this week in “Robin) very targe amount of govern navy—submarin. mines, tor- today reveal discovery by the : hat’s the way they talked—everybody, | work on the water system and will pipe water in o NEXT ON PROGRAM | | Hood,” held a good-sized audience | ment nufacture of war mu- | pedoes, munitions for the blg French police there of a plot to ys But fine as the beach Is, it Is by no means the | all streets without added cost to buyers. We have NEW YORK, April 11.—Afr enraptured at their first appear nitions,” said Representative | guns and smokeless powder. | blow up Manchurlan railway Jone attraction, for right back of that glorious | erected comfort stations and will soon provide whip funerals are predicted by || ance Monday night Clyde H. Tavenner of Ilinols | “The big hold-up of the people | niteee: to arm a German raider in a stretch of sand lies a country so charming, #0 pro- | dressing rooms for bathers. Beginning May 1 | uptodate undertakers. FC. | Those who love good, wholesome today and the government Ih hast ecole | the Orient, and to plant ttme-bomb ss lific in its pristine beauty, so restful to the mind | morning and evening boat service will be estab- =| | Campbell told the Aeronautical || music ean find no better amuse The action of the democratic |has been not so much in the army aboard the liner Ex ess of Rus- ; and inspiring to the soul that our Sunday guests | lished for those who live at Indianola Beach and =| | gociaty of America he is ready || ment than at the Moore this week, | caticus In sweeping away parlia-| ag in the naval appropriations sia, just arrived at this port Promptly fell in love with it. | work In Seattle, Meanwhile our reguiar schedule to substitute a biplane for a || Miss Cora Tracy sings the part|mentary obstacles to this kind of | wroaay 90 per cent of the thi A merchant named Abbas and his is: Leave Lillico Landing, between Madison and hearse as soon as the antic! t Alan-a-Dale and was recalled | legislation is the biggest thing that : he things |son were arrested and-sent to pris And they roamed to their hearts’ content. They | soiing Sts, weekdays 9 a. m.; Sundays, 8:45. ae sae ea at | Oe ties Monday night, amidst|has happened yet,” he continued, | U8 by the army are made under/on after the police found several discovered for themselves fairy delis, camping | (PON iia cla Beach weekdays 3 p. mi Sun. || 9 Samoand for alr funerals ma- | aa alae en cy aad Fe By ia caucus’ action, we have |Sovernment auspices, thousand rifles, automatic pistols ae ad ie an eae ene eee trate te days, 4 p. m. > weve 5 wens ae “Little John,’ din getting rid of that], 01m us ork zon tp other hand, and a large amount of artillery am meee reek; they plucked armicade of Trilllum 7 “WwW Sea vice, the nt of order’ by | here has _ bee ha le and in-| munition in boxes sunk in a } ies, wild currant bloom, choice fern, huckleberry All tracts at Indianola Beach are large, none None ee atten naa Which committee verdicts are made |creasing scandrl, the armor plate nh a pond, green and Oregon grape. The kodakers snapped | less than 40 feet frontage. Prices low as $40, YOUNG TRIAL BEGUN |: Salinger as “Dame Durd Phii|all powerful and which for 20 aie made Up, as Secretary Dan happy groups of hungry city folks as they lunched | on terms as easy as $5 cash and $2 monthly. We'll randon as the sheriff, Sol Solo-|years has been used to kill every | 0% Says {n his annual reports, of SELL BIG STEAM with more than usual gusto. They inspected the | build for you, too, on equally easy terms. See Pace Be oe aerate tae Be Gan oneehaten tek {are firms—Bethlehem, Midvale | "new bridge which spans the creek on Shore Drive; | Indianola Beach this week or Sunday, and select TACOMA, April 11.—Taking of |m@O% Waikor as “Friar Tuck,” are|has been brought into the house, [84 Carnegle—which firms do not | . they inspected the site of the dam and the work on | early, 60 you can prepare for the summer, ltestimony In the case in which tages sictaken parts | Now the way {is open to bring Jeven pretend to compete with one] At the first public ship auetic y | e a Mm another | J 3 ‘ y " Arthur Young, former saloon man Miss Carolyn Andrews’ singing of|in our government manufacture “ec is he a in the United States, one ¢ be For Full Information and Literature, Call, Phone or Write of this city, Is charged with first| when a Maid Weds," as Anabel, |amandments to every bill appro-|, ;rhe sentiment tn tho house, asthe 7,600-ton steel steamers bein: degree forgery, for his alleged par. her just appreciation priating money for war purposes | ¢ » regardless of party, is/puflt at the Seattle Construction - |ticlpation in the looting of the state)" |—the army, the navy, the fortifica jaoone. Zid Res eh alee manu-|and Dry Dock Co,’s plant was sold 4 = |industrial tnsurance fund of nearly tions, and the sundry civil bills Naa PEOD OST On, on the New York Maritime ex 3 _ a |$20,000, was begun here today be SHOW RESCUE WORK We have the amendments | change Monday for $600,000 . | | gress to vote for them | SAN DIBGO, April 11.—J3. P Ar| TACOMA, A z Students at the university college “There will be roll-calls and |, Gh “wanicad inte : Ar-| MA, pril 11.—Superio 614-15 Joshua Green Bldg.—Elliott 317 MICHIGAN CLUB HERE — | cenines will hold “open house” on| the membera must go on rec- | ett: hero after evernt day lin ‘s/ Judge Easterday ruled that 4,000 ¥ bon 8. i The Michigan Glee and Mando-|the campus Thursday afternoon,| * ord. | Several days’ {llness./names, which City Clerk Nickeus rescue work, and tracting metals from ores, night {n Meany hall, on the Univer. sity of Washington campus, Pee ee Lt eon ane lin club will give a concert Friday | demonstrating a mine explosion and methods of ex “The Tillman bill for gov- ernment manufacture of armor plate, is, of course, one of the |ordered stricken from the registra- You can get a lot of good land| tion Ist for not voting in the pri- bargains in Star Want Ads, maries should be replaced