The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 22, 1916, Page 5

STAR—SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1916. PAGE 5, INO, NOT A CONVENTION GRIN, ONLY A FLOWER SHOW SMILE — 4 eutat OL eedeeaane NB Se] T. R. has been pelted with bouquets, verbal and floral, from jujuland to Oyster Bay, but they do say the colonels grin was never nd so genial as when New York friends pelted him with filled his arms with roses at the international flower show. ROOSEVELT MAY STANFORD WINS TAKE THE STUMP OAKLAND RACE OYSTER BAY, April 22.—Col. | OAKLAND, April 22.—8tan- fore the nation convention, tt} the University of Cailfornia was hinted today. earemen in thelr annual race He has not yet accepted the in- on Oakland estuary toda: A Vitation to deliver the Memorial) huge crowd ches the te Gay address at Kansas City, but { at the finish. fe likely he will do so. | The crews got away to a perfect | Should a whirlwind tour of Iowa, start and pulled neck and neck Nebraska and other states revive | over the first mile " | the old Roosevelt demonstrations)” afer the first mile had been| the colonel might enter Chicago at! passed Stanford's strength began | sacha Pompe when the stage/to show and the Cardinal tipped |* fs set for tne Chote ote repub jours forged steadily into the lead, eercaron ve leader his friends | gaining at every stroke. . Coxswain Camper of the Bears Roosevelt would not comment on | velied for more speed and the Cal- Henry ha owing in Ne! itornia eight rallied bravely, but a wi moO dine Went | Clune and Hardy of the State uni- of that the Mid ‘eet 1) versity crew were obviously in dis- Sgainst preparedness. tress and not doing their best. As they swept tnto the third and SEATTLE MAN JOINS [333 Sire teed ALLIES AT FRONT}..7%% x"! ered ae oe They were pulling at top form, WESTMINSTER, April 22.—Ww.| just as they did at Poughkeepsie Maiden, rough rider captain and|!ast year. Seattle newspaperman, who| Cliforala’s crew, the best in the fm the Harry Tracy | school’s history, did its best, but Dandit hunt, has enlisted in the|!t was outrowed ; 131st Westminster battalion machine| Stanford surged past the judges gun section, for duty tn France. He boat at the finish six or more left the news editorship of the Brit- lengths ahead, every man fresh CONTINUED the trenches. The city finance committee de- cided Friday to recommend that the|} FROM PAGE 1 council appropriate $4,200 to raise the Ballard dock and $5,950 to re-| build the gridiron at the dock. PLANS ARE MADE FOR) ENVOY’S RECEPTION ing squadron. Mrs. C. D. Stimson ts chairman of the committee of Seattle wom- en which has the entertainment 7 matter in charge. « 9 e A committee of women from . fearns ectric various local clubs and organiza- tions will meet the Eastern en- voys at the train at 9:30 a. m. in Paste One hundred automobiles will 0ac take them, at 19, on a sight seeing inates quickly and thoroughly. | tour of the city Decetiow fib aneag cry Peceaee More autos are needed. Any one si who will give a machine {s asked by retatlers everywh h Bold by retailers sverywnere_|to call Miss Whittemore at the Lincoln hotel You are interested in a|| A suffrage luncheon will be |given at the Good Eats at 12 Position paying Yrom o'clock for Mrs. Harriot Stanton $150 to $300 a month || Hatch. It will be open to all folk and will spend $75 to! interested Mrs. Sofia Clark will ualify, call at once be chairman peg In the afternoon Mrs. Francis 63 Empire Bidg. | Skinner will be chairman of a tea © 8 a jat the University club, and Mrs x x we | & *” e & Hugh Rood mill entertain all the delegates at dinner at the Rainier “mt HeEeEegnt esa ase At 8 p. m. Monday a mass meet. ing will be held at the Moore the atre. The public is invited to at ; tend ° Miss Helen Todd, Miss Lucy MADRONA CLUB MEETS 3 ‘ol | | % Mire, Florence iillte will speak. | [ARRESTED FOR ARSON HOLDS UP TR AIN |OFTY GANT STOP "BRS | res c22 8s. quater Onis co. te] magnons clue mere hes | ote law, It was charged the company|the Madrona Heights Improvement | Mrs. H. W. Treat has charge of the sale of boxes to help pay ex \ELLINGHAM, April 22,—J ‘The elty council cannot pass an {had entered into a combine in re-|club will be held Monday night, at straint of trade to control 90 per|the Madrona Presbyterian chureh BEL I ff "7 n ’ Swartz as Joe Black oropri r ordinance regulatin the names aa polbdies wil re may cording to Ce ation | . oeeeeee ian spoheon | be arrested yesterday on information t a r given at the Washington hotel from San Jose, Cal, where he ts Sas Counse Caldwell opinion | meng . with 250 present. LONDON, April 22.—The |tnder indictment, charged with ar) RAWLIN Wyo. April 22.— ga as lap gar ee ont | If You Are Burdened Mrs. Winfield Smith will be] death of Field Marshal Von Der | #0 Following a bold train robbery, vd 4 “ awry | Ww toastmistress, and speakers will be| Goltz, commander-in-chief of | While Swartz has been in bus!-| several posses today scoured the waniee bana we tor Le ty ith Debt, Insure Mrs. Harriot Stanton Blatch, Miss| the first Turkish army, and |ness here, two fires have taken hills near here for an unmasked a par vith i oae ‘ ey ba SUMMA ll Whittemore, Miss Ann Constable,| gupervisor of the sultan’s mili- | place on his premises, one in his| bandit with a price of $6,500 on os ie aol Piso nach ory Miss Good and Miss Scott tary establishment, is a severe | shop, the other at his home. Both) his head D prec Sens . ses Men are invited to attend the] blow to Turkey. Berlin an- |placed were covered by $500 insur-| Fulfilling a threat he caused to i You'll work out of debt if you live; but suppose luncheon eis can be p | be published in newapapers recent ’ . | 1unct Ticket n pur-| nounced he died of spotted | anc eater boarded the Union | WO TRUST IN OATS ||| you don't live? Are your obligations protected chased from Miss Whittemore. fever at Turkish headquarters. —- Pacific California Limited, mingled Phe Dexter Horton Trust and Savings Bank | The Eastern envoys wind wu He was Ill 10 days. 6 ” with a convention at Many regarded him as Ger THE COME-BACK with the pass re for hours,! enicaco, April With o1 loes not sell life insurance but believes thoroughly Ma and 12. many’s greatest soldier, despite then disarmed a special udge ¢ “ ve ed § es ip and forced him to pass the hat in |Jvdse dissenting, the United Stat tT the observation car and one Pull in i bank gives special consideration to the ntion of suf) the reverses the Turks suffered mass conv ‘ circuit court of appeals here toda to be held later at Chi-| after he had reconstructed - - = = = &| || borrower whose life is insured, It recommends in 6 and 7, coincident| their army. man == the republican national con Von Der Goltz personally w « de stimulat He ob erved the same chival [ Heals Skin Disea surance protection to those who are in debt, and ware women a atured is ro i special savings account as an easy means of , : | vention in that city a bluff man, fearing no und the refreshing = heals sick skin | yin that city, a. Mat san, Saris We em | ae a, a S| two previous 'Unlen acttie bole-| 4 [Ot capsule: © national remedy ¢ r co KF e The moment that Resinol Oint of the kaiser, |oriaria, wil dothe werk. ups since February \ He Yagi the | rt is unnecessary for ye meeting premiums menttouches itching skint 'VEP,BRYAN WAS BEAT) “'scon atter the war started Wonderful” ‘thrae of theie capmulen| detective a souvenir pin aod & ) with ‘eczema, ringworm, ¥ ment tow phaies rete b) he served for a short time as jeach day will put a man on his feet | gold watch, proceeds of another ilar skin troubles, A li ong f military governor of Belgium. core ; romeery, saying be Waele Give oe sleet for ot moet DEXTER HORTON TRUST trouble co ‘om uric 5 away one of the watches taken A tra large begins. ‘That is why doc OMAHA, April 22.—C omen a ia > y applied. will us j ; ae 2 . . last night at his next robbery ant reller \ : AND SAVINGS BANK prescribed it 1 ; turns from the r ) ealiae r Cummins, of Iowa, 14,204 me \ cash stolen from 40 men and he tek effect SECOND AT CHERRY SEATTLE, WASH. ad aca ether tormer the republican presidential 2 . “aki yy , ‘ | 3 . , vinaly ferun , “If we stood face to face with ))” hoe ae Combined Resources of the Dexter Horton National Bank figur | i 4 tion Charles BK. Hughes polled SPOKANE, April 2 Henry Suz ‘ all és a 7 4 and Henry D. Estabrook|zallo, president of the Universit of |not b 1 invacing Japan today, what could e and Dexter Horton Trust and Savings Bank, $18,915,383.37 fier iie 1, 0% Willlam J. Bryan was de-| Washington, was elected president | box eptt ibatitu Look | we Go?" asks a reader. Well, we |¢ eh | on use Resinol Soa 4,955) tre for the name GOLD MEDAL on every flexion use Resi lfeated for delegate-at-large to thelot the Inland Empire Teachers’ as [peso Waa ent Su "Sas original 10s 00 ET A EEE EH AE AE) democratic national convention, sociation here Friday night, imported Haarlem O11 Capsules. | right off, > eve Vee ne ate ee eae coulc n tand still anc Pe : iG run or stand stiil and ween, | rons eee ee Zemo, Cleveland.