The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 29, 1916, Page 2

ee Vee es peas. ( | ‘CITY TO HONOR | SOLDIER DEAD k IN BARI RES PRI Th ae S LOWN WOOS VITH COMING Lt l Ha wn whom, and Charile fellow per < ney a “ Parade to Move Thru clieve, she intends to | Streets Tuesday | Morning TO HOLD EXERCISES AR—MONDAY, MAY “oe” QHARGES FLY IN - WOMEN'S FIGHT |caMPAION 1916, PAGE lubwomen Savagely Play Politics at New York Convention GETS WARM | | Greater than any other like | NEW YORK, May 29.—With previous demonstration, Sect men battling furiou | tle's Memoria! day ‘parade | club women battling furiously Tuesday morning will include | q| in behalf of their favorite cand DR. 1. RK. CLARK in Ite marching columns at | | dates, the presidential cam | least 00 veterans and cit | paign of the National Federa Preparedness | sere representing every patti: | CAR ie UL ar es otic organization in the city, |} tonight the bie issue w Beginning at First ave d | Nominations will be in order - Pine st, at 10:30 a, m., the pa | tomorrow, and the election it rade will be led by Col. C. G | scheduled for tomorre Austin, grand = marshal, and Mrs, J. &. Cowles of Los An Maj. A. H. Hankins, chiefof | geles and Mro, 8, B, Sneath of 0 | staff, down First ave. to James | Ohio are the leading contes have perfect health] gt: up James to Second ave; | tants eo thelr mouth filled with de! north on Second to Union at; | The Californians have opened IF chew their foc east to Fifth ave. and south on headquarters at the Hotel @ thing of treme Fifth to University st. and the | Rater With:n bikie over the reat eves Hippodrome door, “If we must fight as pc is recognized sa a b 1 ticians fight, California's hat te is in the ring =. h ' eandq ‘ am » 1 Mr ‘ TY \ schoo Monda Her backers ha adopted a “te s of forced march ee eae eal arges and defeats The campaign ret wazed Sere: teers Gee ari weve t ever arKe eloque Ace by wrinkle blue jlof wire tapping between the Sneath ? ‘offer you at city ‘listened wit Cowles camps have been se: Nope ated breath hur th in aes of dentists, and ( fornians arg maaterial ena eautpmer re In the parade lay w , pagers : ior ‘here in a KTaduate local anies ‘ a the exeminatt 2 the. sity sh cadets w Vedas Bagge Bran Et tth Thompac ji itor Mra. Per | is certificate f the state de taff present executive | ra hanging, vig on the we Mayor G ni it : with saker of the day, _. PETITION IS FAULTY @ an ironclad guarante ish w ete ™ \ epee et ait jon with work done le organtzat ra t . A pro appre ot | his signed both by the lithe fire depe end, ‘pa | dem n6 local aoe tS jsehool band end bey » “ | oto-Kngravers’ union oor this office, who Rev, J. D. O. Power x mpt of court account of the BPonsibie the principal address at the H ke the t®rn Engraving Biarecg®. examination *|podrome. FH. Hurd, past d ie) ” yy 1+ ype Co's plant, whict “gost or odlixation or ment commander, G, A, R ¢ os a afte joined the tell you Ivan L. Blair, commander of ~ i t with the will speak eee a — «= “ Hi fusal wan made on | Ceremonies at gra * © affidavit 8 Jone mmender ‘ f t « ed for cor i [Stevens post, G. A Da * b jewpera lof M Pas hat bore Impressive ceremonies will ‘ 1 ¢ dy around the | signature held at the Grand Tryok dock A t ‘ Robinso & top” knows It x 5 o'clock and at the Bell st. pler joy he «reat necret became by Ladies of the G. A. R, Vet-|John Rodis Big « hile t t OFFICERS ON WAY erans, Sons of Veterans and schoo! | whict ' t “ . n San Franc children, who will strew the waves | short rile t ‘ equi |with flowers as a tribute to tho ea of e t P , Prosecutor Lundin received teico CITY, May 29.—Por| » lost their lives in service ¢ . Alice a o. orrar nday fror Count A et with Germans lending, to-|'* *** Sa love ® ; f t f tahoma| 7 iy notified Gen. Hill, military com hi cnae et Bi. i. ry . pared here, that they would close | {i" °? bis ft a arma: shope and ask protection from | “Confederate Veterans and Daue ‘ : snc . secured, and a Governments, unless he re/ters of the Confederacy ! wim: |of the tle ; t © there at once with! Bae instance oan "9" oe, ge comes ** OLDFIELD SETS MARK °° 'Sos0 ved Hill again threatened to deport} Cemetery, strewing the Robinson she te : alliings Bing - She ar { } atter \s w#ald » be a ei violators of the rule the graves of their 2 as makina tive fre rom Oklahon —————lroes, and on the mounds of the DIANAPOLIG, May 29.~-Bar-lwhere Prosecutor: Lan@ia says be “boys in blue” as well ey Oldfield are favo wanted to serve out @ sentence NATIONAL a PETITION REMOVAL 2:2" sx tsivamanlie Meee Samara"? ‘umbibe “and eo orrow. He shattere FRED BROWN TO RUN FW. Y, EXECUTIVE ’: cord for one lap whi = FOR PROSECUTOR ine eq the fal rates. Hotel Virgious, 804 Vir Germa: Ch Py Gi ORK M D averaging 623 miles a . pear Wertlake Ave Ady in Chemist Gives } enone, | howe Secret to the World; Has Fred C. B Eve St Sear ae ‘ t E P Devoted Life to Science, [{i6 0 (ne tomes his candidacy for| = MISSIONARY NIGHT,” Sur and Lifelong Work Is | }roweating attorne a ee for Benefit of }lican ticket. He » Ar yee aie? re t ON THE MAP | Humanity |for the position tw ‘ ‘ f ' Ca jwas d ated | by f the Cath ol United Bit Prof. . § Alfred H. Lundir , t hin ] award C. Seyler, voted |" 's own's statement refers to the . Large Crowds Attend Open- m chemist of Cincin who made many remarka ‘gare 1c | fact that he sy? tried ents a few days azo iw re jana that his official record bas to the medical properties of |been approved. all the papers SPECIAI F R decided |He cites a record of oreing . AG 4 v spineless ‘cactus, b the entire world should be | liquor statutes fited by his new discovery. A} A® prosecuting attorney his - tional camtsign has be-n organ-|icy will be, he says, to perse Ss iged and it is reported that this|no one, not to require excessi » Wonderful liscovery, which he calls | ball, and to “prosecute as vigorc 3 oe Cactus Juice Compound, ly as the evidence will justify be introduced all over the Pa 1 will protect the t fro: @ifie Coast tn the near futu This juns t charges of ¢ he de clares. p mreparation has bee tho ly | tested by thousands throughout the | State of California in th ast ‘eel SPEAK FOR PEACE Geraniums Years. The results lave n thi “Faculous and have astoulsied the ‘Most skeptical. “The «pineless 10c ia” assy Prof. Seles in a| County Auditor | Byrc n Phely Fine, Large Bach great reconstructive nerve and tis.|a@nd George F. Cotterill spoke at Plants vie gue builder, and when combined| memorial services in Queen Anne ; with other medica! ingredients. Congregational church Sunda Doz. Remsen her aad ine rome ery Sh reonn Oe om oT Giant Pansy || Special <n | donot mean peace at any prt Plants Memorial at FIC OUTFITTING eee eae ee 2 b Pet Wreaths DRESSES nn “WOMEN 75c Each a ba iii PINKMAN RETURNS Hollywood Gardens ater, won five aight bouts Angeles prior to ! ‘ YOUR CRED! ISO K gz with Willie Hoppe, ts « M. 1665 Corner Second and Pine | PORTLAND, May 29.—One more AMER pected to arrive home late tonight Jhour of daylight will be gained by = SB or early Tuesday morning on the | 2): high schools here. Following | Preside | recent movement in London | His father received word today Lib clocks in the local schools were coe [ that he was aboard | ne hour ahead this morning. | . lirany pupiie ed late | Beste a The Doctors Say “Use | “ SUMMER---20¢6 fon. 5 3 | MAYOR AMBITIOUS? Musterole PREPAREDNESS FOR 4 NG sh aye in T LOL Lb that ou ‘ BRBON CO “Ri ecicme| Charles B, Sebastian of Lon Angeles Wo Meese" BOSTON; BIG PARADE |today refused to either confirm or st spread it on with the fin-| | % |deny reports that he contemplates gers. Rub it in, First you feel a| BOSTON, Ma ’—This city is} eopming a candidate for governor lgentle glow, then a delicious, cool-| for pre paredsene This testimonial of Californ | comfo: aT ‘outs | Was an by 100,000 narchers | ia wath Kctiown and reite-|°* OMifornia | the Telives osetia. ac dtiened who paraded the streets Savurday shin m3 | the os, loosens up 8 et ‘ ‘ n Satur Eat ued J Joints and muscles The tramp of feet was heard from | COMMENCING THIS WEEK FREMONT CARNIVAL | MUSTEROLE is a clean, white}! o'clock In the afternoon until] ina Jointment, made with oil of mus-|late In the evening ik ae gays F - Ab ea tard It penetrates to the seat of plain wrapper |pain and drives it away, but does 3302. munity ¢ it takes the place of the mu “n RAYMOND neEMEDY co. Day playgrour ate | old-fashioned a ratard pla tar ai OFFER THEIR” SUPPLEMENT wom 6. Hotel Antiers, 4th & Union| Dan Landon 1 apeal t | MUSTEROLE is recommended] Dan P. McKillop, secretary of the ART SUMMED Anon AT OMEN. I KNQW THAT THAT ening. for ‘Brooshitta:. Geue, AaenGTe | striking marine by Hermakers’, ship HOT-WEATHER PRICES Pious: Lamberto Nouralgia, | builders’, help loftsmen, hale “ee ‘ 4 |Spraine, Brulses, Stiff Neck, Head. |#miths’ and plate-hangers’ union very TAKE Nit HT RIDERS’ Jiche and. Colds of the Chest tit | aa issued a call for a spectal meot Cc (H (Hl i nt vewr Joften prevents Pneutmonia) ping Monday night, at 7 o'clock, at ag trouble | 5 | At your druggist’s, in 260 and boc} the Labor temple | TACOMA, May The tenth iii jars, and a speclal large Boasitai' ‘The men have been on strike at! mila yr AY at daha oh AND of the 13 alleged riders” in aus aize for lthe Seattle Construction and Dry ‘iiblid) ike |the Pac count feud He sure get the genuine|Dock Co, plant since January 24 eens placed - MUSTEROI Refuse imitation All strikers are urged to attend Balan walled m his get what you ask for, The Mu South Bend, pald his reflroad fare ela tien Clevale i TONIGHT AND ALL WEEK Howth Hen yh rtp ARMY AND NAVY STORE vey Sue orn OPE MER TQ RETIRE Jind Tea een bipee | POSTAL SAVINGS in Ty fapsh, May a)-~Count iberty Building, will be Increased to $1,000,000 in | | Okur ha intimated he may * a ote Gepeeite Festettiee|months under new provision hortly. retire from the premier ay me ete | mot as sho! etire. fron e premle to is,” law, according to Portma | Jantp Advanced age was given as tle. his reason, | « Ont Sale alvoge ¢ ° forced | ton Dept r H ¢ when this «treet was] it That ains of or ve created quite a ser ation with the ‘ was evident attenda ered a «a ing of Sale d ntte hment 6 Drake’s Cafeteria 214 Madison St Decoration Day Special Lunch and Dinner POPULAR PRICES itll sl sine ae | Faves “OUTCAS 1” reek frontier at Rupel pass, and |S Acres of Tentedf) yo Deas the ‘wattenioe. 40 th Wonders! mre idee cavintis Catare*aecatMaces | NEW PANTAGES position retired without ne rs 7 and re get ‘pate me SENSATIONAL | ' va ' rLopyent girs sere which bad g to rep tte . 00 Tat stnny Pam uy 8 tay r ced t t NOVELTIES s OTHER BIG FR ATURE! s Narsae wawepapere. ‘ial MILLION-DOLLAR] PALACE HIP *::'.. resto 08° STREET PARADE) |... 2's ts SCHOOLS SET AHEAD a story of heredity, intrigue, mystery and romance pecial Memorial Day Feature “Corporal Billy's Comeback”—a 2-reel comedy-drama, filmed from the Saturday Evening Post story—featuring Thomas Jefferson This Bill Until Wednesday Night BR 10 800 800 I) RM. f 2 pREN 4a ce SEATS SEATS CONTINUOUS 11 AM. TO BULGARS "sm WASHINGTON, May “MAY TALK’ ‘AMUS SEME EN rs 9 MOORE——. An ef TONGS fort is under way today to have MA | N Vv A D E President Wilson address the St Y ' 6 REECE |Louls convention by telephone when || ROBSONT2s™ yWie* weights he accepts the nomination Any M R sthe Rejuven of Aut Mary” : $1.50; Mat eee tate tats [SEATTLE Monday) | Soren es na 2 pays, com. dune 5thi | THE PASSING SHOW At F h Invasion. of: Ghose ourth Ave. and Lenora St. A OF 1915 Fort The Only Circus Coming detachment from a. Saas Rupe! fired upon Bulgarian Here This Season troops, whereupon the latter 89TH ANNUAL TOUR Warmest Winter € returned the shots a agp ey Greece has warned its bor der commanders to prevent serious encounters It is believed an army of 25 000 Bulgars which entered Greece last week did 80 to strengthen ite defenses against John Robinson’s (10 Big Shows; BAC & MADISON. Eilers Music Third at University invaders Morning at demand action to oust the CLOCKS IN PORTLAND House,