The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 19, 1916, Page 2

4 awit OTHER BIG ACTS. HEAT BXHAUSTION | ! menentr soe eevee SOUTH AMERICA ' 129,398 MEN Revives, refreshes, str Relieves ‘depression, re e se DISTRUSTS U. S. NOW AVAILABLE | Us | Correspondent in Buenos Aires| The War Department Recore v4 Says Country Is Shows Total Peace Foot- | Hostile ing of Militia TAKES SIDE OF MEXICO COMPLETE LIST GIVEN| | BY CHARLES P. STEWART | One hundred and twenty-nine | United Prose Staff t [thousand three dred and ninety: | BUENOS AIRES, Argentina, leicht national 4 repre: | June 19.—News of the mobiliza: | senting every in the Union ex. | tion of the American militia joept Nevada, are avatlab r the | stirred Intense interest In South © of the federal government in| America. the present Mextcan cris | The great mass of the people | There are 120,093 enlisted men is pro-Mexican, and bitterly hoe | and 8,705 officers, according to the DR. 1b. R. CLARK tile toward the sudden military war department report at the clk activity in the United States, [of 1915 (the latest available fig Here Is a Matter of Vital) They took upon the movement rea) | with distrust The numbers each state has avall | Importance to You They f that the United able for gover ent use follow Tt is the question of your States, despite protestations to ate, Torritor 191 Enlist. | Bae ene oe | the contrary planning terrt Distrtet Officers. od Men. | | torial expansion Alabama 164 | They belleve that if the Unit. | Arizona 53 " sine " ed States does not actually pro: | Arkansas 10 V to this office! pose to extend its boundaries | California my away and arrangements| southward, it does propose to | Colorado 19 — Jy | attempt a paternal protectorate | Connecticut 195 By neglecting | over Latin America. Delawar rm ing yourselt tar Pitt Such a protectorate would be/ Dist. of Columbia, 120 Mtieur nealth that yout viewed in South America merely as Florida te Should not take—ved are |a disguise for the first step toward | Georgia 29 chances eur efficiency | aggresaion Hawai! | Sa No'berscn | The general opinion in expressed | Idaho 946 | aiford to take such chances In| as follows Iitnots 6,550 | Bay And af ely mo excuse for| Americans in Mexico are now har. | Indiana 207 lone to have bad teeth. We offer | Vesting the well deserved result of | lowa 5.092 the services of the very hixhest|their long meddling and interfer. | Kansas 1,812 ng ORR RA RA lence in Mexican affairs, They are | Kentuck fal colleges and who have passed |Teaping the harvest of blood which | Louisiana sgrammination of the state aljis the fruit of thetr political and | Maine | financtal intrigues. Maryland y strice. has, pia certificate from] Now these plotters, caught in the | Massachusetts of his dental/ net of r own construction, are|M calling upon the goverr eut at within the very beat of ma with all work | | Washington to save them, the cost of « long and te That public sentiment here solidly with the Mexicans cannot even at 1 Missour Montana Nebraska fonclad guarantee of satis! doubted Nevada a the work a Snemensnsbonnunteeinssitais New Hampshire DD. &. owner New Jersey office, who 19 th RECORDER New Mexico fou are positively taking no New York when you come here for | North Carolina re mtal work--you are assured | North Dakota being perfectly we lOnio be satinfied ourselves till you 7 Oklahoma This is one of the few dental of- BIG HOUSE Oregon at which you can get guaran- I Pe 1 4 Painless dentistry done as tt Pennaylvania \ ly should be We are one Rhode Island 90 has a supply aT | South Carolina 136 » ts admitted Within a half hour after outh Dakota 6T anaesthetic that has) County Auditor Phelps had | rons, 7 [ en nesece 107 t ne of opened a room given over ex- Texas * 145 Precious substance. nor can they| clusively to the iseuing of liquor Utah 22 hed permits, on the third floor of | vermont 7 the County-City building Mon- vi reini 200 Regal Dental Offices day, three long lines of appll- | Waehington #2 R. Clark, Manages cants formed, stretching far | wos ae w. down the corridor 198 Clerks prophesied the day would ‘ se |be a record-breaker, antictpating at ieant 50 permits. Last Monday! tora) 76 190,001 ree single day up to) ex, organized tla; mustered KES PLAYE this Hdl more than 500 permits 1906 r Re Crokreum “THE sreNDTHRIFT” Nights, 4:20 Prices—10c, 200, 300 Thurs. and Sat ao PANTAGES Nights, 7 and 9 in America 100 and 200. Second at Spring y Seat Tod: Fifth Episode WwW: Series D oUT" Six deville Features 1:30 to & | Nights, Contin uous, 6:30 to 1 {BULLBROS.) just Printers 1613 THIRD MAIN 1043 Mats. witew applications to ite origina) de dark, BR: bor been nd dandruft removed by st is wet B. Ze, 50c, $1. al! dealers or direct upon receip| Bend for bookiet "Beautiful H Hay Specialties Company. b ‘SEATTLE CITIZEN Says “Cactus “Juice” Pro- duced Great Results One of the most @tinate diseases of mankind is Pheumatism This constitutional ailment is caused by the kidneys Not throwing off their share of the ever-present poisonous waste mat fer, thereby allowing deposits of Mric acid to get into the blood a permeate the system. In order Permanently rid one's self of this “disease, the kidneys must be put $n order and the blood purified Mr. J. 8. Rollins, who came here five years ago from Kansas Cit Mo., and who Is at present engaged fn the lumber business in this etty @ays: “Before using Ca Juice T had been troubled with rheuma tiem for yea and 1 Mothing to permanent! seuffering. | heard of ul results people er we’ r from Cactus Juice, and | made up My mind to try it. One tle, #0 War, is all that | have taken, but the results from this are a thousand times more than | expected, and J Just feel fi It is certainly the ahing for rheumatism Cactus Juice, the Master Medi €ine, has cured people of stomach kidney, liver ad blood where other remedies have Ail Bartell Drug Stores Cnctus Juice and the “Cactus Juice in” is at Store No. %, corner Ist a land Pike. He will be glad to ex rg the merits of this remedy to handle y Hair Restored > its Y Natural Color painful and ob-| | GIRL To FLY HERE | jout May 20, having been lesued. 7 Permit headquarters are now tn room 327 In the new y bufiding. Under the mobilization order {s- sued by Adjt. Geo. Thompson, unt- versity cadets are reporting at their own armory at the university AUTO IN SMASHUP Interurban train No, 512 and the automobile water tower from No 1 company, fire headquarters, col ded Saturday night at 7:16 at First ave. 8 and Connecticut et Both were traveling at a high rate of speed. Harvey Benson, driver After mobilisation they will: rob lot the tower, and L. P. Schweitzer ably be broug! jowntown are hart ° They constitute Company F of the National Guard SCIENTISTS ESTIMATE that] The membership of the Universi-|15 per cent of the earth's crust ts ty Cadets company consists of all | atueain “m. able-bodied freshmen and sopho . |mores. The officers mostly | |upper classmen Because the school term e last week, the students have |tered to all parts of t Company F will proba |most diffienlty in | SOLD DOPE, CLAIM p state, an have th mobilizing. PETROV Gilbert Thornberg, proprietor of | the Cowen Park pharmacy, 55¢ 114th ave. N. E. is charged Monday || S In }with selling drugs without a It cense. Complaint was sworn to in || E Justice Brinker's court by C. Osse ward, president of the state | U pharmacy board. M veoal RETURN BOOZE yuor valued at dat $6 SCARLET 000 seized ‘olice at the Chartier Drug Co Savoy hotel buildin several weeks ago, must be returned, a rding toa decision of Judge|| T THREE SONS IN NAVY | ° N Vilijam Thelan, 17, 304 Firat _ |ave. N, enlisted in the nav fed i | A Great Big day. He {s the third of um “tG lof Albert Thelan, master mariner, alli wh have chosen the nav for thet r Thrilling : | H Success aturday’s enrollment for the sum |mer term of tt University of Washington set new record Three hundred names were record jed. This summer's attendance Is Jexpected to break all records | TEACHER WEALTHY Misa June a chool Marguerite Crosby,“ until teacher in the Concord learned Saturday she is the property valued at nearly The property is mostly in Pacific and What timber lan joo om | Alye McKee mbered by Bryant, who will be Potlatch visitors in all North ecords, | tran t York to § 1913, whe broke we ran tern altitude for a ch SEATTLE MAN DIES John W. Cook a contractor centl pr state from 1621 Warren who left attle re to inspect placer mining ert in California, died in that last Tuesday of heart failure $32,000 FOR SUNDAY KANSAS CITY, June 19.——Thirt two thousand dollars was Kanss City's offering to Billy Sunda terda at the close of his seve ok , in which 20,646 per | sons hit the trail.” ave. Twice | we | see that they do not slight the task, STAR—MONDAY, JUNE 19, 1916. PAGE 2. LEARN COOK “AND w TO ¢ THEMSELVES ON BORDER MILITIAMEN MUST ‘KEEP HOUSE'FOR militia camp. ent Interior fresh for a long time An entirely new mode of life | —« life unfamiliar to most of | homes to real duty in the fielg. | This means they must | | at least, behind them everything that makes civilian life comfortable. American war ard not likely There will be no one to walt on | repeated ther. it will be good food. When meal time will not put their feet under a com- fortable table, unless they are lucky | enough to draw quarters tn a bar racks Rutt T of a few dry twigs After several the militiaman, also ft is done. Is not Hkel But b take their first attempt will » lates appet BATHING GIRLS LAMBERT GIRL als TOBEINPARADE WAS COQUETTE lsindpeclh tae Light by Tes- Gill and Lister Invited to See "Em at New Na torium timony of School Chum PRIZES FOR COSTUMES | DEFENSE GAINS POINT WAUKEGAN, iil, June 19— Marian Lambert was shown In anew light—that of a coquette today, in Will Orpet's trial for her murder. Ethel Cole, one of the “Eight een Bunch,” to which Marian be- longed, was the witness. “What did Marian say to you on the day before her death?” the state asked Ethel, Mayor Gill has an Invitation | to sit in the front row. | So has Governor Lister. They were tally Invited by Manager Drake of the new natatorium at Second ave. and | Lenora st. | But there will also be 1,000 ts for the general public to the big bathing suit fash. | Oven where bread is baked for a Army bread is differ from the kind mother makes It has a tough crust that keeps the and cups out of their packs and| stand in line while the cook doles | jout their soup and meat and coffee. | them—awaite the militiamen | 5 one will ask them what they sent to the Mexican border. would like to eat-they will eat They go directly from their what Is given to them, " But tn the concentration camps, ‘The beef scandals of the Spanish to be While on active border patrol, at Their bedding,” clothing and the|a dixtance from any large camp, tents in which they will sleep-— each man will sometimes be obliged when they are lucky enough toto ect as his own cook spend the night in camp—must be| He will start out with a potato cared for by themselves or two, an onion, some bacon, cof. And always in the background |feo, sugar, salt, pepper and bread will lurk an officer, watching to/in his haversack An experienced soldier can make comes, the mena very good meal of this over a fire bitter experiences will learn how ot be| Y SOUDAS ADMITS HE SLEW WOMAN Clings to.Story He Was Trap ped in “Badger Game” TELLS OF 'NOTHER MAN John Soudan, tling murderer" alleged “whie of Mrs, Blanche Coleman, who was found stabbed in her apartment at the Christie hotel, Fourth ave. and Olive st, Saturday, has made a confession, according to Detective Capt. Tennant, and Monday was to be formally accused of the crime in a crim by attacking him firet with big man” atriking at Soudas, eut tn at the the “big man.” Tennant says, parted mystertously, been seen since, the other and man de has not Mrs. Agnes Hennessy and Henry MeBroom, both of whom were watehing Mra. Coleman's back joor, say they saw no one leave ing Soudan’ description. he two watchers positively {den ¢@: Soudas as the man they had m going out the door. Tennant and other authorities are inclined to doubt his story of the “big man.” JITNEY MEN FIGHT Armed with a petition the names of between 10,000 and 16,000 citizens, Seattle jitney driv- ere entered the city counct] cham- bers at Dp. m. Monday to resume their fight against a proposed or- jdinance forcing them off main thorofares and out of the down town business district altogether If the ordinance is enacted and jthe protest of the Jitney men ig jnored, no machines for hire run |ning on regular routes will be al } lo to traverse streets on which | th are street car tracks. POLICE STILL BUSY WITH BOOZE RAIDS Patrolman A. G. Ford was struck in the face as he w closing the doors of the old Minnesota bar, 201% Occidental ave, late Satur day, E. Hanrahan, 21, was arrest ed for alleged liquor selling Other arrests for alleged sales of booze since Saturday were J. H Taylor, Sixth ave. jand Edan Sullivan, 636 Lane | RB. Pielow, manager « Pielow Transfer Co. 310 Union st, is charged with violating the dry law, the police having taken three barrels of whisky from one of his |trucks, it its |the et the is Ra The arrela were “Mode rm rooms inal information ued by Prosecutor Lundin, | Capt. Tennant says he took Soudas tthe scene of the murder Saturday The accused cigar dealer re enacted the slaying, Tennant says of an alleged “big man,” yudas asserted, started the the latter is sald to bave told Ten nant, accidentally thrust the blade into Mra, Coleman's neck when she stepped between them Houdas then grabbed the knife and attacked the “big man,” his | story goe and again Mrs. Coleman came within range at the inoppop tune time to recelve another deep neck as Soudas lunged | According to Soudan’ stdry, Capt. | the apartment but the man answer. | FOR THEIR RIGHTS | bearing | 8. and King st.,/ | Tp) | —~ = = Photoplay’s Bewitching Beauty in a Six-Part SuperFeature—a Story Extraordinary— THE SUSPECT “Love Comedy” Pronounced by Mack Sennett to be one of the funniest tworee! Key- stones he has seen. Oliver G. Wallace And our $35,000 Wurlitzer Unit Orchestra are a mu-, sical treat. ff First at Pike—Continuous 11 to 11 SST T Matinees 10c; Children 5c; Evenings, 15¢. ' This Bill Untii Wednesday Night. fef of the general start of the supplementary German army, PLIED WITH LIQUOR | ‘AND LURED TO MARRY <== jon show next Saturday after the i ; Best service, Spe. Salaam tegacaceanite ae noon, when the natatorium |, After school we | went to the cial rates. Hotel Virginus, 804 Vir. | eure MEN. I KNOW THAT will be formally opened. It pom, and Marian sald ane! ginia, near Westlake Ave.—Adv Mrs, Blanche Falt, bride of Athol | * had just been in the chemical lab Falt, @ picture framer, living at 1 Improper measures rather Girls over 16 willbe the Con-| oratory with Irving Clow, and that Saath ube, W. eaten a dea than disease are very testants, Fifty doliars in cash Will | she had ‘got him going again. ” the Shmsasntin teat ant nen often | the cause. at your be distributed to those who display | \itnenw aaid Mh poeoyae rely cbgpen tae ing trouble the et attractive bathing crea 1 told Marian she was a naugh se Wak aha Vent chiad Boer - tions. Additional prizes will be! ty girt, but ehe put her arma xieating Mquor until she was offered for those who disport| ins neck and nald: “the nelpless to resist , themag@ves most successfully 10/11) nappiest girl in the world While in that condition : the water. : eS: Score for Defense Ihe induced her to go to the t All in all, Mayor Hi and Gov.) “Fhis story, brought out by the Loins, “Whee 6 tases tas ae Lister, if they come, and the other /gtate, was seize on by the de =I tained, May m 1,000 fortunate ones who will Ket fense as a point in favor of Orpet | Again, abe ays, he gave her| tor retiabie ‘Wateormen Bleed "Te the opera seats in the balcony, Wl!) | pyidence that Marian had been in Itiquor, and after telling her it was Oe eee On. DONAWAY i see some show wp. | the laboratory the day before she} ja penitentiary offense not to mar-| ,, oe ee Entries for the show will be per-| died of cyanide of potassium pot-| iry after consenting to get the U.| °™ ee en Pee mitted until Friday at the Com | soning wa sidered significant, P| cense, took her to @ justice of the ays, 10 & m. to 12 pany's office, reom Mutual ate as was the story James King, | eace, Where the ceremony was | —_ aliding. Entry blanks foreman of the coroner’ jury rmed. The next Gay, when distributed In the houses carry vine | which Investigated her death, | regained her senses, Mra. Falt bathing costumes King produced in court a chem-| ays, she left her husband The natatorium will be in com-!istry text-book, and said this was| plete readiness by Saturday the book Marian had clutched with | | 66) finishing touches are being put ot | wtiffened hands when. hee bosy| _ PROPOSES “Lv” ROAD Fae a now. It will be a white, green 40d | was found. Marian’s class was to Ko r schen The main pool| have recited on cyanide the next mest Kilense, an _ investment pet ree fa 60 f wide and et long. | day sik t r. has proposed a plan, which Thére js a prome beside the Saw Girl Crying " { “Cream of Quality is now before the council streets pool, and this will be used for the) The defense declined to cross | [}'™ and sewers nities, for the con bathing sult pars amine King, considering bis evt- ae) Ice Cream” struction of an elevated roadway FOR! ‘The home of Rev. A. Fisher, 618/4ence had alded their case on the east side of Railroad ave 20th ave. S., was burglarized for|,, Olive Rasm. another of the can be certal }and Railroad ave, W., from Stewart the second time in a week Sunday | ighteen Bunch,” aid she at-| Flavor is as st. and First ave. to Fauntleroy night. Six dollars in cash was| ‘ended Marian’s birthday party, a ae Pere 26 th8 ave. and Alki ave., In West Seattle YOUR CREDITISO K pleat, “Sie: Mella J) cont few days before her death, and that real | The roadway will be 42 feet wide. aken from ‘ Marian wae crying because Anna| bie. [i> | with six-foot sidewalks on each Paulson could not stay all night| } we JM | side. The cost is estimated to be — with her I 000. | WILSON PROTEST BY CARL Ww ACKERMAN U. P. Staff Correspondent BERLIN? via London, June The note of President Wilson Great Britain protesting th Hritish seizure of borne fruit aturda more many February Most of the letter 19 mail inday and America had arrived than reach six weeks old, bear big black let ters placed on them in England Opened by the censor ANOTHER NOTE IS Daily SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA —40— | Dell Crane, former heriff's B under several administrations jdied Sunday adsar # loug ives Monday IS BEARING FRUIT) to gainst | has | , from four to| SENT TO AUSTRIA WASHINGTON June iy state department has dispatched note to the istrian government | jrenewing its demands for dina vowal of and or ation for the attack made by sustrian sub marine last winter 1 the tank steamer Petrolite DELL. CRANE IS DEAD AMCo, (CREAM oF QUALITY CREAMA SOLD BY THE mecigh DUALERA linia nn ARY FiCRR rT) PPOOR LITTLE PEPPINA Special Summer Prices 10c Children 5e Loge Seats 15c Mary Pickford cot WAN MOLTKE IS peap| Albert Hansen AMST! DAM, June 19.—A tele Jeweler and Silversmith am from Berlin, received here jlast night, reports the death of |] 910 Second Ave, Near Madison | Lieut. Gen. Count Helmuth von Molt: | JOHN HAMRICK’S REX NOW PLAYING UNTIL WEDNESDAY NIGHT WITH Cpen Daily 9 A.M.