The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 12, 1916, Page 10

tees OPE , Spanned across the Salt Lake rail * road, just over the inner harbor channel. |. “origat b lute control $1.00 Fountair Syringe $1.00 Ho Water Bot The $1.0 25¢ Hospital Absorbent Cotton > Rolls 26c Sole Agents for Adler-i-ka the Great Remedy for Appendicitis , — Second and Pike POR VOIP OR SWIFT'S: SALE™ —— “Things as they ought to be” bottle "26c Sharpen Gillette epee meteact Blades with a few turns of the 1. Sold on 30 days’ trial Price, each $1.00 mported Olive Wr euads, teo [| Manicure mine le Special ‘or 75¢ Cuticle nervous, run ot ¢ Witch Haze Scissors te down people. Sat- | Cream, Butter ae urday, 2 bottles | 17" ™ © DE eo Enais Polish 25¢ bill 1. 25e Rubber Set [This com Tooth Krush and plete out Aromatic | ¢56 kuthymol [fit, all 7 Cascara Tooth Paste. the [for 6c 3 bottles 26¢ ‘xe for 10¢ and the 2 Er Bath Special 50c Bath for Brush te sc «high grade oe Salty 5 Wash Cloth t5e Peroxide Cream, Bath Soap 10c 2 jars Perfumed 26c for Bath Pwd. 25¢ Honeysuckle | 59 Hair Brush Talcum Pow and 50¢ Comb, the 2 one of the fine: on the market cans 26c 5le Lymole Tooth for Paste, the 19 Corn Pla antiseptic and 10e Corn File, _— ” the two 1 tubes for Ic ——__—— 5c Mange € vers Cure and Glover's Dog Soap, 10¢ Shinola., 2 boxes AE for llc ——_—————— the Baekache | 50¢ Luxor Cream, two fro for..20C CHRISTOFFERSON RUNS PLANE two for a t tle 1 INTO WIRES AT 80 MILES AN HOUR May his LONG BEACH, over 12.—Abso- jing up bebind tn a wild rush. aeroplane | Seeing the wires ead of him| early tof@ay averted a disastrous when it was too late to rise over! wreck of H. P. Christofferson’s bi. them, Christofferson opened his/| plane when the Long Beach aviator, engine wide, running Into the| flying for the Kalem Motion Picture |wires while traveling at a rate of Co., in one of the big scenes of a | 80 miles Tailroad production, crashed into two high tension electric wires lifted him out of danger. west of the big bridge Christofferson’s part in the scene Was to fly over a speeding passen The wires snapped, and a quick application of the elevating planes COW GETS HIMIN BAD , ger train no more than three feet} SALEM, Or. May 12.—Altho the from the top of the cars and drop | faculty refused to reinstate Max a dummy on the rear coach well Ball, a junior at Wi) mate The motion picture camera man, /university, who was suspen: with the directors and Christoffer-| putting a cow in the chapel cooler | son's Manager, were on the train mear the locomotive, and noticed /others to try other means of the wires overhead for the first /ting Ball reinstated than by a g time as Christofferson came speed-! eral strike s=Children’s Story Ho Saturday Morning, at 10:30 ADELE McCLAREN LIGGETT, Storyteller of St. Paul, Minn. PROGRAM WILL INCLUDE: Cinderetia Jack and the Beanstalk Red Riding Hood King Arthur and Robin Hood Tales Stories for Boy Scouts and Campfire Girls “Rikki Tikkl Tavvi,” by Kipling “Raggylug,” by Ernest Seton Thompson “King of the Golden River,” by Ruskin “The Great Stone Face,” by Hawthorne Moore Theatre Admission 10c and 25c THE SEASON FOR Fishing Tackle Sporting Goods, Lawn Mowers, Garden Hose, Tools. and Hardware 18 NOW ON AND YOU WILL FIND OUR STOCKS COMPLETE AND OUR PRICES RIGHT We are the FISHERMEN'S HEADQUARTERS and all in. formation as to where and how to go and what Tackle to use can be found here. Fishing Is getting better every day and some fine catches of TROUT and BASS are being made Watch Our Window Saturday for a Fine Catch of Bass For Saturday We Offer fOe gg English 2he our special 6-ft spilt Bemboo Single Lenders, a Joints, Hooks, rod 33c | 2 for 5c 9 ft. long 89c 81.00 King Fisher | 84.50 Bristol Steet $6.00 Good marantecd, Sporte- me... $4.98 | Boots liner... U3C | 95.00 50-1. mrasonse $3.89 14-in. genuine Phil- Main, | steed Cotton | Herring Lava | can lane. ‘Manse ow f Z $3.98 were §5.90 | i, $11.00 GET YOUR FISHING LICENSE HERE ()NETTE HARDWARE C0. 517 SECOND AVE.—OPPOSITE SMITH BLDG. The Fishing TacKle Store headed students prevailed upon thi get on |treatment behind him itrain that | MACHINE The Lewis GUN weight UN¢ It cannot jam sitlon—even upside down acroplanes. It is air-cooled *° 14 pounds. men oan serve it with ammunition. leather case and put Into instant action STAR—FRIDAY, SAM It has haif the parts of any other gun ehined just punched and stamped It can be no other tool than the point of a cartridge any other gun The magazine of 47 aced in two seconds gun. When a man falle! It fire is hit, more shots enter Its ponition can be easily rapidly concealed Verdict of experience in actual war THE BEST MACHINE THE N UNG 40 pounds. Gl 30 to Only MACHINE Weight, ate them The Vickers is by a cheap brass clip twist; the other jamming Is inevitable fed by cler freeze case, or GUN FOR ONLY MACHINE GUN FOR AEROPLANES! SAM Cal DIDN'T Anybody can fire it It may be drawn from a They his body WANT Two It can be fired from any rest and any po It le the best gun known for use in are not ma taken apart with It is cheaper than shots Is emptied in four seconds and re any other before he than QUICK ACTION AND T INSTEAD Six to ten men required to oper a belt of highly skilled men can do it during pounds of water must be carried with them Kits of tools must be carried with them to mounts are necessary ments and to replace Extraordinary skill parts. is required Specia to fire them cartridges, The one is likely to get vibrates They firing. are water-cooled: the Benet-Mer wet and in eit about 1 make adjust in the dark, in daylight, a little white flag gf steam rises from the Vickers and betrays its position. Experience fn actual warfare THEY JAMMED AT COLUMBUS CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 U. S. NOW ADMITS FAILURE TO RECOGNIZE famous, of which the distinctive feature was that the gun recoil ed separately from the carriage It was a vastly signif vance in ordnance construction. Lewis was SNUBBED for his pains, tho again authortiles had to COME ROUND ULTI- MATELY to this t With this experien unfat Those guns were on the ain Arms Co. 150,000 INN, Y. ir Lewts final |fore the war closed the frontiers! Great B for the EN mingham at once contracted TRE output of the Bir PARADE TODAY NEW YORK, May 12-—One hundred and fifty thousand New Yorkers will march to morrow in a parade designed to attract attention to military and naval preparedness. The first detachments of the unprecedented procession, con sisting of business men and women, will start their hike at 9:30 a. m., and thereafter the tramp of feet will be heard all day until 10 p. m. when the National Guardsmen parade. “ tives of 66 trades and professions At night a great leium lights from pers will Mum are to be in line. white glare of ¢ the tops of skysc inate the streets r the soldier from North stating frost age to the Selah valley DRAGGED BY A CAR fruit Hiss Soutar, a nurse at Minor ho 1, Is recovering Frida inju tained when she w knocked down and dr under the wh ton & Southern car at Fourth av and Pike at, Thursday afternoon CUMMINS SPEAKS GRANT'S PASS, Senator Albert Or, May 12 BR, Cummins 000 wom 8 [FROST KILLS CROPS TACOMA, May 12.—Frost ha nearly ruined the Puyallup valley strawberry crop, and dan to the raspberries and cherries has been | reported Officers of the fruit | growers’ associations at Sumner re leelved word Yakima had done great dam from ly gave up pressing his machine} jgun on the United States, which preferred the kind that jam THE LEWIS GUN CANNOT] JAM Belgian financiers reall itn me and raised $709,000 to begin making Then the Birming Arms ¢ of England took it over, and just before the present war broke out they sold their first consignment to Russia last) raced thru Germany be-| GUN'S x vention THE VERY RANGE FIND 1% ER which we had refused when it wan ¢ to us FOR NOTHING Again, in 1900, Col. Lewis succeeded in bringing back from Europe the secret plans of the new French 5, now £0 VALUE OF LEWIS GUN; WILL TEST IT AGAIN INVENTOR LIEUT COL ISAAC LEwis ture them IN THE THE LEWIS GUN BRITISH ARMY, 18 RE- PLACING THE VICKERS— THE THE RATE TO ONE, So late as January 4 of this year FORMER TYPE—AT OF ABOUT FOUR This from the head of our ordnance department, after the prowess of the Lewis gun had becom AS WORLD-FAMOUS AS THAT OF THE 42-CENT) METER HOWITZER! Two Lewis machine British, and oné of Amer =e now ngtield ttl ore | It took weeks of correspondence and the official consent of the Brit jist IC could government an make being tested again at th arsenal by a board o before the United get these two mer types of a gun invented by an officer of our own army! Secrecy test Whether it thon is gun is The the treat treated not ordn beclouds import American the presen al in the adop now importan ant que bureau x inventors Lewis? ntin as it Canada bought the entire output!ihe United States contracted fo of the Savage Arma Co, which had|the purch of a num of Vick acquired the American rights ors guns—-THE VERY GUNSI; yefive hundred Lewis guns THAT GREAT BRITAIN 18 RE aght by popular subserip | PLACING WITH THE LEWIS! A. Interrogated January 26 last 25,000 Lewis guns by the ate committee on in Europe today military affa Gen. Crozier dodged the question as to them the master machine guns whether the Lewls weapon of the war was an approved gun by mak. | They are the only type even ing th rtlingly new deci considered by Great Britsin tlon that he understood it w for rial figh | in use in certain European ar- France has watched their salest success, and is now equipping id be adieie Mt mee two factories, one at Paris and certain what the experience one at St. Etienne, to manufac. hes Ben with fi” LEO CHE RNIAVSKY e_Th¢ Dramatic Violinistt_s THE of | Iowa, who opened his campaign in| Oregon with a speech tn this cit han gone to Medford today Roge r blew clinte daughter of Mr. and Mra Rogers, 1612 Boyimon ave, she is old in the Lyman H | MASTER-ARTISTS LEO, JAN and MISCHEL HERNIAVSK Planist—Celllet Violiniat rn FIND PERFECT BABY | Moore Lower Floor Balcony RECITAL Theatre Wed.May PRICES $2 und $1.50 $1.50, $1, 75c, 50c SEAT SALE NOW ON MAY 12, 1916, PAGE 10. ASQUITH TRIES SOUTH AMERICA TO END TROUBLE WOULD AID U. S. ONL L Asquith, pones Trials of | Rebels Y TWO MORE TO DIE ONDON, May 12.—Premier Dublin to take charge of a ait upon arriving today in | Our Disposal in Case of War IT’S POWERFUL WASHINGTON, D, C., May 12, “Pan-America” will be an accomplished fact in event of an American conflict with Ger | SCHERMER’S usu SPECIALS pcan aaa uation which is admittedly many! growing more serious, im ii deal tiniaa ae Revie mediately ordered postpone: dina, Beanti and Chile will be ment of court martials of rebel placed at the disposal of the leaders, pending the outcome of | [Ritts Bee his conferences with officials This in answer to critics He met Gen. Bir fog hemi who h condemned the di officers of the British ariny ane) plomacy of President Wilson in clvil a jew, and urged Maxwell) Momae to speedily inquire Into thy shoot Beas KNOWS IToend fog of Baltor ee aeenery| there is one big reason Ger trial, which act aroused Ireland's) [M8 Oo eee ee avert @ Pan deepest indi ALIN, itien of the| American criele a ay that the killing |, Watchful waiting” and the 1 - y that the KiNG |) arance of the United State r hae ngOn the Villa attack on Columbus quith approves ) " t t M prough abou his diplo eaders who hi ace? er ee faced) matic triump! wade | LatinAmerica distrust of Uncle gh pepo uet . eles ae | Snss's intentions in Mexico has and Eamon rt setae “ som |been turned to confidence in Amer signed the Irish | pro _—_ e CT lican leadership in the international Independence, will receive the death) iis brought about by Germany's penalt U-boat campaign, according to Sen . James Congolly, genera A hy a Fletcher, who has returned eh rebel army. is wounded and i\ rou the southern continent wit! r and will probably be exe nternational high commission ; ‘ ,| And there is every likelihood tha buld atte 4. ‘ jon undertakes t ire of home rule Ireland o pothsberscheggersgl yrenent All expressed coe i . i ree Grey fe comcrinte With the navies of the A. B. ¢ sa ii |nations added to that of the United | FEDERAL TRADE inquiry into prices Thin Men aul Women| Here * a Safe and Easy Way by Which You May Gain 10 Pounds or More of Solid, Healthy, Permanent Flesh Keative making the fi ing t has by In recent Uncie Sam O. K's Our M reane assimilate (he fat- slements your food tn of passing them out through ody as waste on auickly fii, out aithy flesh form ering each bony jecting point have been rep: © taken * SATURDAY SPECIALS: | Rib: Pot jaq t It | wild Rose Creamery Butter, fresh churned Fresh Oregon Ranch Eggs..... Full Cream |New Cheese Fancy Fresh-Dressed Hens, milk-fed Choice Spare | Choice, Shoulder | | Veal Roast Choice Club Sausage Choice | Choice Shoulder Pork Steak, |Choice Steer | Boiling Beef | Choice Veal Y 2| Chops Choice Steer |Shoulder Steak Sugar Cured Bacon Backs... 29c .. 25¢| 18c 24c. 9c “11e Steer Roast 12ke | 15c ae Ib THE FOLLOWING OLYMPIC MARK Pik A S448 Ballard Ave. ook for U. 8. Purple Stamp Signifies Purity and Quality Shops Open Until 6:20 P, M Shops Open Until 9 P. M.| commisston | States, Wivanee of |would rank second only to that of| Great Britain Miss Jes || 10c the Pan-American The allied American powers wuld then ha 21 dreadnanghts. 31 battleships: mored cruisers rulsers, 73 destroyers and 82 submarines | ADVISES GIRLS TO | STAY IN COUNTRY | | Field, the 8 LOS ANG Cal fleet | “Corn Lady"| Don't send your girl to the big city.! Let her stay at home and see that awaits the girl in the country town if she'll only stay at home and look for it Such Is the decided opinion of a deterioration.” =FRYE'S PEACE HOPE IS WASHINGTON, May 12.— Commenting on the United Press dispatch from Rome yee terday declaring that France was believed more opposed to peace than the other entente allies, the French ambassy sald today that France was no more against peace than her allies. girl who has won fame, both in the country and city She ix the “Corn Lad Jessie Field A writer of more than ordinary success on the subject closest her heart is carrying the message of the city the nation “The city, s, “breeds physical weaklings and mental France {# still one for all and all for one,” declared the embassy. The German embassy secret of rmany’s willingn graphs fn note, an embassy official said: makes no talk peace. Attaches said the terms would be the same as Imperial Chancellor Von Bethmann-Hollwég named in his recent reichstag speech With regard to the peace para rmany’s last submarine | | jthe advantages of the city come) to her. Opportunity by the wholesale YOU | | SAVE] MEN’S SUITS Full of style, quality and satisfaction. A big line from the best union label makers in Amer. $11.80 For Suite that are $15 elsewhere You ica. Heavy and light = SAVE weights, in serges, chey. tots, worsteds and all popular _ materials, Plain and fancy stripes in 3 and checks. For stouts, slims and ordinary fig. $16.80 For Suits that are $20 sjoowhore ures. In fact, the very fm ! Suit you want—and you HAE Als save. U YOU i SAVE You save because | have JAR ic the lowest rent and look beca ahead. I bought heavily “9d before prices went up, and you get the benefit, $18.80 For Suits that are $22.50 elsewhere LOOK! ! Weinbrenner’s Scout Crossett a mail life’s walk $4. 30 easy Come . Here and Save I Beat Them All on Shoes Pig wert 4 T BeRoMan On everything man a petro wears Hats, Straw Hats, Underwear, 40 Shirts, Mackinaws, Blankets, Bedding, fine Small Furnishings, aoe, Suits, Shoes, everything Pay Checks Get that Summer Suit Now | WHEN YOU BUY FROM ARL SCHERME YOU SAVE 103-107 First Ave. So. TEN STEPS FROM YESLER po to the country girls of | that Gregori Rasputin had been as. } sa | |credited with exerting great influ- en is ea! NEW YORK, “May ay 12 Support ers of Col. Roosevelt see expedi Just Printers ency in Elihu Root’s Red Cross |} 013 ‘THIRD MAIN 1083 |speech, in which he announced for That suggestion is a plain dec-| laration of hope that the U seek to bring about peace.’ SUBMARINE SINKS AUSTRIAN LINER SERLIN, May 12.—(By Wire less via Sayville, L. 1.)—The Austrian passenger liner Dub: rovnik, unarmed, has been sunk by a submarine In the Adriatlo without warning, according to dispatches received today. Alexander Pantages has Tacoma property fronting on Rroadway, Ninth and Comme ats, on which to build a new th S. may leaned 115 feet tro wimilar to hia new house in Se. atte F. L. DAGGETT and of the = tndustrial mission tious, to take effect June 1. ALB. Hornet Insurance com have resigned thetr post- WILL BUILD THEATRE preparedness Among other political item gleaned today was the fact thal John Stewart, who {s fathering tf General L rd Wood movemest announced would soon issue ® statement of the republican party state of mind on Wood. USSIAN PRIEST REPORTED KILLED BERLIN, May Petr 12 erad Bucharest re rts from said today ssinated Rasputin is a half illiterate priest Come One! Come A new load of fresh mixed SE ce over the czar and czarina. He in tomorrow at *. a peace and temperance advo , , Po Fisherman’s Market To Foot of Marton St. 00M OF GEN. wood WHITE PUBLIC MARKET jjRE! Southeast Corner Fifth Avenue and Pine Street ff DI WHITE MEAT CoO. 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