The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 6, 1916, Page 2

A 5-part story of thrills and heart throbs, starring a} Eugenie Forde as the © woman who sold her soul "In a rattling good, up-to- the-minute society fea- _ ture— eats 5c BY J. W. T. MASON Written for the United Prete NEW YORK, June 5.—The re of the Skagerak naval bat- will add new prestige to the i: record of Germany's navy. Te will have a stimulating effect upon the Germans must depress the British ne because of the large dis ity in losses. " But the major purpose of the fing navies in the present is to keep trade routes open friendly merchantmen and to them to enemy merchant- The success of the German fn the Skagerak will not German ports to the trade the world. _ Nota pound of meat nora Darrel of flour will enter Ger- because of the battle, and ‘for this reason the military ef- fect of the clash cannot possess “major importance. Present information suggests “that the British cruiser squadron ‘was led into a German trap. Un- "Tess the battle was an accidental _ meeting of the opposing forces, which is not probable, it seems LHAMBR WESTLAKE AT PINE CONTINUOUS 11 to 11 || TONIGHT «» WEDNESDAY The Limousine Mystery 800 Seats nited Press Military Expert Analyzes Battle of Skagerak 10c | After the warsbip raid on the British East coast last April, {t was announced that new dispo- sitions of the British Meet were being made to prevent such ad ventures in the future. The British cruiser squadron “| tm the Skagerak may have been acting under this new policy If this interpretation be cor rect, then the Germanaysaw their opportunity, The Skagerak ts so near ( man home wsters as to perm the German warships to use it | for a surprise appearance. In a maneuver such as this, | | the British cruisers could be | caught by a superior force and | would be largely at the enemy's | William Kipp, capitalist At the/ the We Pay 5% Interest on Every Purchase "and OPEN ACHARGE ACCOUNT To charge at nothing extra “It’s an Accommodation” prices. Skirts will be marked from $12.00. cloth $5.00 to golf Coats of corduroy shown oP yseb in all colors, priced from iss a } $8.00 to $20.00. Very clever these 211 Union 4 St. OurSport Apparel Stands Right Out Special Reductions for f Wednesday and Thursday All Sport Skirts and Coats are to be featured Wednes day and Thursday at special | distinctive styles. are the Eastern costs you STAR—TUESDAY, | QUEEN MURIEL TO REIGN AT ROSE FESTIVAL Miss Murtel n queen of the 19 Ore, who was 6 Rose fen 1 at Port in @ state-wide contem, and as such will sta on June 8 and 9, surrounded by more than 80,000 one of the most magnificent nited States. chos F was chosen queen reign over the tenth annual Queen Murtel’s throne will be ® © feet of floral displays, and will b SEATTLE CHINESE ENTER A FLOAT IN SATURDAY PARADE Chinese advocates of nation [their regular Saturday matines al defense will take part in Se |and putting fn a “spectal” on Frt attle preparedn parade, | day afternoon, thas giving the com Saturday pany and stage and house em 1. Y. Mark, P€presenting the |ployes an opportunity to join in Chinese Nationalist league, Naughty Rebecca” will enjoy a holiday Saturday afternoon and ke her last appearance Satur jday evening at §:20 Word was sent from Port Or Word was, swat from, Port ~.. Those Who Don’t ena de vente” =?" Know, Should Read This the day a holiday went to preparedness headquar ters Monday morning and ask- ed for a float reservation. “We want to show that China has at last re the need of preparedness, sald. | hake demonstration and parade. ! Seventeen hundred marchers} were added to the list Tuesday,| when the Knights of Columban re ported that they would unite dele | LOCAL MAN SAYS “CAC. gations from Everett, Bremerton, TUS JUICE DID IT” Tacoma and Seattle into one grea regiment | Other recruitea were from the MII!/ Any one undoubtedly ts m or and Mine Supply Co, Uh! Bros..| joss skeptical about starting tm to! SMrerman & Sons, Crane Co. and/take a remedy that haw just recent the Royal Neighbors. ly been tmgroduced, but neverthe Negotiations have been complet-|iess there are always a few more ed with the raflroads, so they will/venturesome ones who lead the ofter fare and a third rates from al!/way, and if the results prove to be Northwest cities to Geattle |satistactory and as advertised, tt fis of the parade are bein! ize the true value of this particular worked out day Gov. Lister .May: for arpy and navy ed near Seattle will viewing stand | for r Gill and sen-} cers station-| be in the re ffering men and women. Cactus Juice bas now reached this stage worth ov and over again during mercy until the arrival of rescu- |,,T8* Women's divisions will lead) Middle West and California, Al-| mitted thers had hoon “tumeup| Named After Martyr | ing dreadnaughts the parade. They will be followed though this preparation has only| lof some sort. | a | Slateaeercictnenmmettnene 4 Veterans’ organizations, patriot: been on the market in Seattle a | He. be he said, that it} OTTAWA, June 6—Canada has) ic societies, city, county, # o4/ short while it has already convinc-| y t ad lofficially decided to honor the mar Vole a) re smploye re might have been a ruse attempted offic decide 1 Millionaire’s Body federal employes, fraternal orders /eq several people of its true merit by Billingsley to prevent his being|tyr, Edith Cavell, whom the Ger | * + _|eivic and political societies, profes:| One statement ved, indors- taken back to Oklahoma as a/mans executed In Belgium as a Brit-| Viewed Each Sunrise) ston! men, ‘mer: antile societies,|ing “Cactus Jules,” in that of Mr| DR. L. K. LARK Hatttve trom seatios by putting her name on one| » manufacturers, transportation men,| fA. Bailey, a local mechanic. Mr.| gi) aah sth otureeque | y i . | At the time of his arrest an Ok-/o! most rugged and picturesque LOS ANGELES. Jone 6 |military organizations, and, final-/pafley says: “Cactus Juice has|Lf You Knew You Could] At the time of his arrest an Ok: |of the most rugged and pit | leesdl ‘coditakit. ¢¢. Forest ly, the automobiles, one | done wonders for me and bes con-| Increase Your Earning Ito take Billingsley bach is a , inced me that a person show ot . he t s here yet jeemetery at sunrise each day en-| fiigh school students are being! he prejudicnd nguinct all advorrig, Capacity, You Wouldn't J liigeaalbedbligeen, ters the marble tomb of the late|organized, with arate units from | oq edies, 1 wa oon = . ge ir - each school. They will assemble Fee aicies Hesitate, Would a much on giving an , w thing a trial, and Vine st., at 2:30] put at First ave my stomach and liver got so Spel-} Cactus Juice Compound ts on Hurlbut, Frederick & Nelson) gale at all Bartell drug stores, and and Fraser-Paterson Co the “Cactus Juice Man" ts at Stor A band of 40 pieces and 700 men|No, 3, First and Pike, where he will make up the marching strength | daily meets the public and explains of Frye & Co. |to them the virtues of this Master ger & The Wilkes Players at the Or-| Medicine t this offi nae t |harmless and non-alcoholic on sev pheum are entering into the spirit] Phone and mail ordere receive "0% {hat we can afford to make nl era: occasions of “preparedness” by canceling |immediate attention than the office which only does one-| Prosecutor Lundin at the time ee ee ea On || Salonen — —_—_—_—____— jthird or one-half the volume that/ declared the contents of the bottles siiuhniis ‘ } as, ape Stee |was switched, and laid the blame CONVENTION CHEERING tellgent service when vou come hers, [O8 the sheriff's office. CHICAGO, June 6—The re | | very dentist in this office ie n| ny George Vanderveer publican convention. of 1880 | Come Out of REAL dentin, who has graduated | represents Billingsley, as bo. dtd was the first In which a wom. | | Ladd Ah HP bea aba | een An?) Clancy during the latter's trials:~ an spectator was “used” to | Yourself ! force a demonstration by | | : brandishing a flag and shout - y 2 ing a candidate's name, The | | same ruse has been used in practically every convention of | | both parties, since History records that the 1880 | | republican convention cheered | | Blaine’s name 35 minutes and | | Grant's 30 minutes, This was | the first “long distance” cheer. | | Ing record, 1] Demonstrations In conven- | | tlons since that time have fi quently continued for 45 and | | 50 minutes, and indeed, in 1908 at the democratic convention, Bryan's adherents cheered and | applauded the Nebraskan for | nearly an hour and a half. me GET INTO THE SWIM AT TOMORROW NIGHT'S Supper Dance AT THB NEW WASHINGTON HOTEL GOOD MUSIC FINE FLOOR DAINTY SUPPER Reservations—Main 7070 DES MOI Iowa, June 6. The Daily News this afternoon says Harding has about 45 per cent of the republican vote and has cap tured the gubernatorial nomination | from Allen and Cosson, | | | |OWA ELECTION RESULT g \ Lister In Reviewing Stand —_| doogn't take long for people to real-| at headquarters Tue#|remedy that can do so muoh good) ax {t has proven {ts real| the past two years throughout the| JUNE 6, 1916. PAGE 2. PORT EXPLAINS SEATTLE MOOSE ongn an STRIKE STAND HAVE A PEEVE ON “°° Accepts Demands of Long-|Don't Like Way Old Guard} shoremen as Matter of Delegates Sniff at Col. Public Policy Roosevelt's Chances CHARGE IS REFUTED) LINE UP WITH JOHNSON} BY ABE HURWITZ ff Spectal - », June 6-—A The port comminsion has de- cided to recognize the demands | *t» of the union fongshoremen, CHICAC effort uation —IN— He left Tuesday morning Hughes and Root ather than play the game of | Will be made at a caucus to be held ; the raliroads and private dock jt 6 o'clock tonight to have the owners who are responsible for | Warhington republican delegation the tie-up,” according to ite | Vote as # unit | members, Tuesday Thus far the delegation t# split The commission Monday voted to| Melly between Hughes and mre @ gand Robert Bridges, tts president a Soret Caucus was held at a. to Ban Francisco, to confer with, Shem otel this morning, and the delegates expressed their indl the union longsh a ertiowtal nt Semen me sarees Er ie WILLIE COLLIER JR and shipowners over the strike sit-| roe Cummins, The rest were for , . ong the delegates because alte the same time San Francisco grant. |*monk the delegates be ae a y od thom, Seattle would be passed |28tes have been porn itted 80 ar to up by many shippers attend the necret caucuses 4 ‘dently the chief anxiety in caused “The port commimioners want * the public terminals open for bust. DY the presence of Councilman Hes-| ness,’ no matter what game the keth, the oniy peceresssys ° private dock men play.” he said.| &resation “The y is willing to pay the The progressives of Washington to Gov. John-| this after Jongsh for the trucking ac cording to their new scale, to keep | Seattle open for commerce.” responded heartily |eon's call for a caucus noon of all progressives. Most of| erve ot of Louls Warren Hill today may \ well be called the prince regent “The comminuion has nothing to|,, 1% feeling prevailed, however 7} ” do with the netial tonding and un-|thit Hughes wae out of it, and the thisston. Sucetes The obi he One of the Hughes men wanted eternal boy, who takes life more se ora aibied to that BHIPOWD ty wear a Hughes badge, but was riously than his elders. “The port commieston has mere. |! ed not to do so until the Bring the Kiddies—Children 50 ly expresvod willinenees ta mere-| queation of unit rule was decided First at Pike Continuous 11 to 11 with the longshoremen to recognize| A scouting = committe sa tenes Matinees ’ Evenings | their for the right to Polnted me Boon 1 eetial today, 106 1 truck to and from veasels Consist: > pinta tage “ Higday explained that if private /2¢ Polson. Bowles and Sloan « atc | dock ra in Seattle refuse to/Avowedly againm Roosevelt eis Igrant the union demands, and ut|_ 7 ye Se 28 Se ose can America ‘JIM’ HILL’S SON, WHO “| RULES ‘EMPIRE’ NOW, Gar wreec"| ARTIST AND DREAMER be made the garden | The private 4 men have charged the port commission grant ed the union demandes in order to of the empire of the Northwest! For the raliroad crown of the great territory which his dead the Washingtonians are with the | Johnson group to nominate Roose; a of pri. Yelt at once, as opponed to Perkins’ vi oo nisi hee pe Aca f Dri) jane of watchtully waiting ee the Pggcned hs U. 8. Immigration Commissioner], Real fireworks are expected at) Spenwe om Nes oeen hands Henry M. White, who has repre.|the caucus and also at the meet-/ ha we 4 on, ~oeone Ss leented the federal department of {°# tonight of national committee hen J J H Nt led aus was labor during the negotiations for a a jointly with state chairmen egos eo ls . Se spe ge settlement of the strike, left Tues-|. There is a strong disposition to/and chairman of the board of di lday for am Wranciecs. ts attend fsht instead of temporizing. Pro-| rectors of the Northwestern Trust the union conference Wednesday ssives are getting madder every | company, his father's two most ; : 7 > as old guardsmen keep up| uable properties Ten special policemen lalgned to duty on the Tuesday, at the request of the ship ping companies were an. that water front es “ om | question. The key to the situation seems to be largely up to Penrose road-bullding father, Louis Hill was statement n je by Will would probably have been an artist eee es of New York to Col. Mar His pictures have been praised tin Mulhall of Seattle by some of the best critics in Barnes, tho ostensibly for Root, | America | ready to swing to Hughes. He Yet upon analysis there seems to He bas been called the most un ual railroad president in America. If fate had not given him a rail Roosevelt is boast out of | said the Penrose attitude is dit | pe nothing very strange tn the fact Eczema, Rashes, Redness (Ciieting Should Penrose decide|tnat “Jim Hill's som should pos. should not be permitted to [for Roosevelt, the colonel may be! sess enough imagination to paint annoy They may be j|nominated. If Penrose comes out | good pictures. driven away quickly, | Against Roosevelt, there seems to) jt was imagination that enabled | |be no chance for him his father, back in the early fifties, | thanks to Congreseman Dill of Spokane {8 to foresee the tremendous develop: jlooking upon the situation with @/ pent that came to the Northwest. |broad smile spread over his fi Roosevelt will not be nominated |,,/¢ was imas that sporred ween he feted him on {n the enormous projects for | the progressives will have their | Wtich he became known around the ‘be | World. the incomparable - A - ket, and Wilson will bi it Is Imagination that has 900 remedy ‘ isin made Louis Hill one of the best | publicity getters that any rall- road ever had. His father opened up the Northwest, but the son “put it | FOR ATLING SKIN BILLINGSLEY IS on the map” by making its op- 1 Ss med Pos P ‘Posia portunities known through the [to health of Skin and Malr. Superior newspapers and magazines of jfor Gaily use, Tollet, Bath, Shampoo- the world. ey Besides painting Hill plays the —IN— The Stupendous Spectacle “The Dumb Girl of Portici” Most Artistic Accomplish- ment in the Entire History of Motion Pictures 8 BIG ACTS Scenes — 500 Peo, Seattie’s Gest Phetepiay House CLEMMER lo] After Logan Billingsley, pro- | Violin, runs his own autos, studies t nd dialect. is the Jetor of the Day and Night native Indian dialects and gue store, 1525 Third av . best after-dinner speaker in Minne- been bound over to the fi | sot, Qrand jury as an alleged vice | Of all his many hobbies his most lator of the antinarcetic drug | ambitious the development of a t, chemical analysis of the | tract of 800,000 acres in central Or ‘drugs” taken from him at the egon which he owns with other time of his arrest recently, and | capitalists which were thought to be mor. After traveling all over the coun-| phine and cocaine, proved the |try he has decided that this huge stuff Tuesday to be a mixture | — f id th bail d . mite * #"* |Mountain in Canada quinine. is distr You? Oo months, the not been Hikely that a new policy of ob- |**™me hour, for two m p.m, Saturday |that they were giving me so much | that the "d from ition close to German wa- |bedy will be viewed. This was) A pig delegation of marchers} trouble at T Was pind to have al «Of course, You wouldn't. and yet ehh ge + Sas being put into operation |Kipp's last request, He feared heitrom Port Townsend will take part| chance to try #0 highly recommend:|{f sou Silt thin eee eattce ane Pane at the timer the Oxlat erift by the British admiralty. might be buried alive. {n the Seattle demonstrapion leds feme 1 feel a great deal|Your teeth fixed up You would probably bave le are ———— —— | Joshua Green, of the Phget Sound |petter and have gained weight, and | Pr? health to such an soon empty-handed fed = tion Co,, will carry them to| eat and sleep Just fine, and wish to Penheonesvauk eermee’ oe charge would ba n flat j . Seattle free of charge state for the benefit of tl ho|is bound t rease Yeputy Sheriffs ad * edit Apparel Institution in the U. S. f sete a nefit ¢ 088 wh or ine b your puty Sher and oxt Largest Cr PP: _ Many of the big downtown store#/are ailing and don't know what to|> Aad ry AR wighy what excuse|Campboll, who arrested Billings! rill close for the parade, to permit | do, to try Cactus Juice.” Joan you possibly have for de: Jeny t are nonplussed, as { 1332-34 alk clatantes ic token Cactus Juice, a purely herbaljany } We guara to 40|County Jailer Halley, who received Second ih tier ee bhi pee 1g | Preparation, i’ meeting with un-|2o41 FA AIA a PT two bottles taken from the ™ ne Ist includes MacDougal cent ed | while we are doin ue ‘ ive Southwick Co., Bon Marche, Stand being introdueed. and gles sebushie ake ine very hase owe ote “a They. were labeled imorphine , ard Purniture Co., M. A. Gottster |to be without an equal as a remedy (tet you against any POSSIBILITY | ang cocaine,” sald Halley, “and the “ Furniture Co, Grote-Rankin Co.,/for diseases of the stomach, Hver,|of Rolnm qasatiafied by giving youl seals were apparently unbroken. I Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furniture | kidneys and blood which Is SIGNED both by the oper-|turned them over to the federal Co., Frye & Co., Rhodes & Co ator who 4 : \ authorit The case {is similar to a number posi-jof others, 1n which Johnny Clancy |was the alleged offender * to give you the lowest) fottled eviderce, supposed to f the fact that we ime of business have been liquor, turned out to be Clark, D.D. f thi ponsib: tively We area prices on @ do a very ja « 1 board, Bach and ever | "WORKING FORT.R. s when ne here But | —WEDNESDAY— 7-1 §o-— 1 are sure t 1 NOWS is the ve painless ¢ adm y bent TODAY— “Outofthe Drifts” SIDNEY fa a Roaring —A Vitagraph Any Keystone 15c Admission 15c Paramount Preduction tm Six Reel ra ractions R. AND MRS. DREW urlesqne on Charity.” Loges 280 Kiddies 50 JOUN HAMRICK 2nd at University t has so far been discover dental offices haven't more, on account of th Imported articl war has stopped t | CHICAGO, June 6.—One of the} fact|most belligerently pro-Roosevelt| and/persons in Chicago is Mrs, C. H.| | Wharton of Seattle | Mrs. Wharton has stumped the! | corenaw Just! Northwest for Roosevelt more than this pre-|once, and she organized Roosevelt ne up in{clubs among the women of scores could|of Northwestern towns °4) She has a petition, sign Until further notice you can save UMP COAI Clip this ad and ha delivers your order and he will accey of $4.00. Prices on Furnace "IT. As soon as foresaw just supply Tt has 4 bounds. ous Rubsth price by lea have 1 by 8,000 aporm: . (prices at bunkers—delivery extra) f te|of those women, which she will Remember—Acme is the o that give: hat Is Just one|have presented to the republican] saves both money and trouble, for it leave vice we give, which also explaina in |Convention, asking that the G. O. P| clinkers, We offer the rebate to introduce ® great measure why this {s the foat-jmame him for its presMential can-| old as well as new customers may take adv ost growing dental office. tn the|didate. Order a load today : Northwest it will be the best " ST, LOUIS, June 6—J. Bruce 0. M. LATIMER, MGR. ACME COAL Regal Dental Offices | kremer of Montana has resiunot|West Seattle Yard, West 549W.—Leschi as secretary of the democratic na- Dr. LR Ch 1405 Third Ave, N ena U: age tional committee, for business rea sons. No successor has been named, rd 25c REBATE COUPON 50, Nut $3.25 and Run of Mine $3.00, as 25c REBATE COUPON 25¢ r ton on ACME nd i the man who ot §. per ton instead s most heat 9 least a per dollar Acme int antage of it coal buy you ever CO.—ELLIOTT 1400 Heights Yard, Beacon new homes sual It and no soot or but made. 266