The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 21, 1916, Page 7

FFICIALS BELIEVE MILITIA WILL SEE MEXICAN SERVICE WOMEN KNOCKED RUNAWAY TEAM" DOWN ON STREET KILLS DRIVER who Tuesda: Thugs women overpowered The victims ) Rosenthal, were Mra. MR Madison est. about 11:40 p. ad Mre. P. R. Welch, of 1 up dazed at Eighth ave vherry st, at 11 Mra hal had been bludgeoned choked into Mrs. Rosenthal reported to Feontaining 80 cents. night are being | George W. Templeton. Mhunted by the police Wednesd | A 28, who was found Ing unconscious at 28th ave, and | In a the | kan apartmenta, who was plc Rosen uncon lice that the thug who struck her h a club snatched her purse, age | 80, driver for the Orvis Lum | ber Supply Co., was dragged to death trying to save his team runaway Wed | Morning down the steep in cline of the Yesler way trestie | at Lesohi park He leaves a widow at thelr | The team became frightened at the top of the hill at 30th ave., and broke Into a full run down the long trestle into the park Templeton was thrown from his |weat on top of a heavy load of lumber, but clung to the lines in a desperate attempt to hold in his |horses. He fell and was dragged STAR—WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1916. PAGE 7 CARL D. GROAT \ INGTON, June The first group of American ailed for doubtless be en before week end Officials — be militiamen de border service route the the militia may see service on Mexican soil In view of plete the in mobilization of the war depart ment indicated it probably would not issue sending new force Mexican border before to ’ norrow, at the earliest Co) Execution of the order depends Ipon readiness r/) What states will be first to go has not been revealed, tho the con / signment apparently will be beyond 50,000, a Unofficial reports om the militia, orders to the Pretty Girls —Snappy Comedians —Gorgeous Costumes —Catchy Music Sn Ne ASNT A i of Carran. ir OF Seen |B anking §f0Ur| sista troop movements dangerous bn] Altho the accident happened |!¥ Bear to the American expedi: | QR Jabout 7 o'clock, at 8 o'clock no am, 0 and anti-American outbreaks fs) i |bulance had appeared. Two po-|** Several points H Heemen stood guard over the President Wilson keeps in the | body clorest touch with the situation i : ; The horses kept ther feet until| At ® midnight conference with ag, a ! close to the bottom, when they | Secretary Baker, the question of 7 jstumbled. One's shoulder was |‘l"patching more troops was dis / i FH i broken. The other's foreleg snap. °Ussed ¥ ped as the load went over them A censorship now exists in bott fe) —QOwing to the popularity and Bocittcser as aaah oe te YS—ONLY 4 5020'S : jdisappearance of Templeton’s soo. ee eee = messages universal favor whi ed every perform- Charlle, age 16. both branches hourly, and satie, dicientansibar eae vive The boy, according to some|tional operators have been placed ance of eptember Morn,” and to give the % neighbors, wae supposed to be with On duty , disappointed ones turned away at each show ii his father Wednesday. He now nly a @mall part of thin infor E : cree eae aS Woaas has vanished. Bfforte are being|™ation is permitted to reach the — a chance to see it, “September Morn” will be made to locate him, publto, continued for the balance of the week. The wife and daughter of Tem ues ‘ Ti Hace irl” js pleton are tn the East, to attend, FUNSTON ANNOUNCES —‘The Time, the Place, the Girl” to be pre the funeral of Mra Templeton’s PLANS FOR MILITIA sented at some future return engagement. father. SAN ANTONIO, June 21.— | 2 Wr a The majority of the 100,000 ad- ' | ditional National Guardsmen : CONTINUED {| now mobilizing thruout the }| country will begin to move to FROM PAGE 1 {| ward the border immediately \ rannrn~nrn~n~wwv!| thelr mobilization ls completed, . | If the railroads are equal to the , SOMETHING ABOUT | tsk ot transporting them’ ana thelr equipment § CoOL. “Bil l bd INGLIS The militia, under direct orders of Gen. Funston, will be distrib sels sted sieag the ‘besder “trom the Absolutely the iggest ; Boal ually on the more under orderg|Gulf of Mexico to California at Matinees Perf Dail venings y from thelr regimental chief once. They will be assigned to pa. Thin Ever Offered the erformances Daily He tan't fussy about his job. trol duty, releasing the entire 1:30, 3:30, 7:00 , The colonel works like a manj|force of regulars now engaged tn : : rine Aapeoigy i sea who knows today every move he|that we invasion of Public at Prices So and 9:00 \ | will make tomorrow, and is doing | Mexice w m [peenteseght eet beers, before, "* [be stationed st Ridiculously Small Po a Funston ind In 1892, 1893 and 1894, “Fill” tn-|large part of giis was a big “W" man tn the Unt-| sent to the bore versity of Washington. jean be transported. The institution was located down The remainder will be called for tetra te theme Gave lin the event of hostilities fe us| Pill was a football, baseball and | Set SREY nore "ito had es He had come to Seattle trom MILITIA BLOID Port Huron, Mich., four years be-| 4 fore he entered college. Col. Inglis has been an officer! WASHINGTON, June 21.—Sena- ~ a National Guard ever since|ior Wadsworth of Now York re THEATRE EUGENE LEVY, MGR. j es aaa we tall (soldier |SeRed bis Meutenancy in the First 4 learairy, N. Y. N. @, hol « his talk” for second ‘owtenant) when ervises aa a ingllator paramount THIRD AVENUE AND CHERRY STREET ¢ second volunteer company was) du h Phi i nage for duty in the Phill>) wew YORK—Max J, Klein, who | The regiment was never called. |Chirkes he was excluded {fom tbe | But many of the men and oft.) MUS .t ge P ero th an eee iis thon lb LN. oS Nata i oR ie Bc <9 Sails de cers © ens tee tee Melee feet eee oe os | jtlonal Guard, He was one of them. | 28"? te as a 0 Y | | When Col. Inglis has not been at-|*? 8° to the front. . . 3) ’ | tending to his National Guard re-| oa eew wy, J.—Prt a 5 | sponstbilities, he has managed ho , N. J—Private V syegs Bi I : T 3 st Fed W d! ; sronetbilities, he has managed he-| 1, "smith retused to respond to the| Militia s Big Item; Troops Best Fed in Worl Vil sear et tha. Meattio’ Ath to the colors and was arrested letic club. as a deserter, He faces a penalty | He wanted to be sheriff one|of eight months’ imprisonment, | eh Pc | deocneene = | LONDON, June 21—Six German| OLYMPIA, June 21.—Announce- The acs (i aid not nominate] | NEW YORK 7 "s rcerrdslen go dWvisions 120,000 men—have been ment that the public service com- him cabled hu! d eastward to che ne Rus its 2 He hasn't been thinking politics the French flying corps to learn sian offensive bearing down upon|™!Ssion has allowed the Puget lmuch since. whether they would return to serve Lemberg, Geneva dispatches re-|Sound Navigation Co, to fmmedi- "tees the United States in case of war BEEF | ported tod ately raise its boat fares between Congressman Humphrey sent) ¥th Mexico LOAF COFFEE ; | Two German divisions are en| Seattle and Tacoma, was made r C 1! tr 1 5 jroute to the Lutsk-Kovel front. | here today. wae gl yes mecen eg eete CHICAGO, — Danny Goodman AND : : |The Austrians supported by Ger-| Increased cost of oneration, due : sree tweight boxer donned his [man troops are counter attacking | to war prices, is given as the cause, t 2 ” oo yy smal noe he was! hak! today and prepared to leave GRAVY poe |with great vigor on this northern | | Increase tn fares to Bellingham, ‘ for camp as a member of the First flank of Gen. Brussiloffs armies|Port Angeles, Anacortes, Port 7 ge B aed sro Bagg je Blog infantry machine gun battalion RICE land appear to have checked tem-| Townsend, Blaine and other points man talk?” the colonel was asked PUDDING | pora at least the Russian ad-| are also allowed oS nen ‘ spe te nia NEW YORK—Call to the colore, © |vance, Four German divisions ara| An increase of 5 cents on boat ate ~ aid Col te ee s reaulted in scores of khaki er |being rushed into action on the|fares between Seattle and Port oo cee ees ee ae ddings here. Most of the “war ! |go-mile front from Brody south-|Angeles was allowed. The com- politics pretty well out of the Na . mediately bade their | ward toa point east of Przemyslany.| mission ordered the 50-cent excuts 4 tional Guard, and we don't want to nds good-bye as they hurried The R ns have ajsion rate from Bellingham to { ‘ia any politics creep in omovies. h artillery attack on this line,| Kingston restored to $1, holding aeor ; aan Jevidently in preparation for a hard| that the cut rate was unfair coms 1 Od. Inge ® a S-yearold bor CLEVELAND.— smash tow rd Lembe : | betition. 2 pee H. 1 tak “Buck” t and Robert. Liew c | iF Pind Peg ph + tithe i °\ David L. Gilliland are brothers | Make your sane Fourth resolu.) DENMARK HAS 97,000 hives of N fou ember an ene ane On oney bees The boy and ‘hts dad are oe ee of an eng on tions early honey bees on a fat, bare-backed pony weed : ‘ ; e colonel on his regimental mount CHISAGO. * ee iB ech, 6, att , As long as Bill Inglis is regi tg ii! that fit al c de 1 e he “would have to United States soldier at mess. Each soldier carries a mess kit consisting of cups and pans t pe Lr ae cibae und grow up before he could become a together so as to take up only a small amount of space. The soldiers march in a line to the “kitchen,” | . res ; ; soldier.” and have their cups and pans filled. | e F Every night during the summer! gan FRANCISCO.—T. H. Dool-, COLUMBUS, N. M. June 21.—, rising yeast, 1!% pounds sugar, jbacon, hardtack, coffee, and salt) our an minu es i A |encampment the regimental band jing of Co, B, signal corps, was in [t has cost a little over $100,000 al Ve pound salt, and pepper. has played a concert in front of his the Mojave desert when he heard|day to keep the regulars in Mex-| The troops on the hike in Mex-| They fry the bacon themselves jtent the news. place for me,”"\ ico for three months, or a little |ico carry a field ration with them—‘over open fires He liked to sit there, ixloy hit he wired Capt. Sullivan over $10,000,000 thus far. = bat jdoy, ané listen to every strain When the militia is mobilized, it An orderly would report to the) QAKLAND.—A paralytic crept | will cost an additional $250,000 a ATTACK CHECKED | colonel. | tay n trombone| Painfully upstairs to the army re-|day to support them. i Tell 7 to rey. reeten cruiting office and asked the ser-| The American soldier is the best BY SCREEN Fl The New York Night Express on the Baltimore & sneeze. N@ CO) ‘ou y geant if he could not make himself feq jn the world His food costa ry ‘ "5 ‘The band played the “sneeze” al-|"cer to Uncle Sant the government 80 cents a day per DEM ete soar ae raa | Ohio, formerly leaving Chicz go at 9 p. m. now leaves no very = -ARIS, June 2 ‘ollowing the * Ms sichbahieLAkat aar fae man sass | Oe eee eons te] at 10:45 p.m., arriving at Washington and New 8AN FRANCISCO—In a tele- One of America’s enlisted Kip | explos Reh ae een | An amateur airman landed at! pram te sident Wilson, the Cal-|}ings ence wrote words for the| oe ma last night attacked French} York at same hours as before. American lake late one afternoon jfornia ( s, an independent in-|army's bugle calls, Those for mess| MEXICO CITY, June 21.— ‘trenches on Hill 108, south of Ber 4 : 1 z e j during a National Guard encamp-/fantry company, offered thelr serv-| oni) run | The special train ordered by |ry-Au-Bac, in the ion of} It carries a drawing-room sleeping car from Chicago Lin cal | i} ne The w office today ar 7 ment ices in Mexico, Many soclety men) « i | Agent Rodgers to take Ameri. | Rhei to Akron—a very desirable new feature. Men and officers crowded around| are members Parknperky porky without any | ois out of Mexico City will not | nounc ed the uttack was checked by Ty desi ‘Ww “ne . | screen fire , ; the machine ay | And coffee, coffee, coffee, the leave for Vera Cruz today, eee both banks of the Meuse ar| 2hrough travelers from St. Paul, Minneapolis, Omaha, Denver, “Anybody want to fo up?” asked| THE SNAIL'S mouth ts armed| anest ever seen!” Rodgers was notified at an | Sago el e dur h ht Des Moines, Kansas City and the Pacific Coast, arriving in the flyer with a sawlike tongue, like @ long,| wanem was the halikon days,” as| early hour by government of- | tillery Was active during the night, | ior ps ge Oa re Pa cae No one in the front line answered narrow ribbon, coiled up so that or te Spanish war veteran| ficlals that preparations for the but there was no linportant in-} ing, may i +. or budged only a part of it comes into use at |™Y favorite Cpann) ly feed the| departure have not been com- | fantry Kain around Verdun The Night Train to Wheeling now The Baltimore & Ohio is the short. The colonel came up then, with| any one time. Distributed over the | USC) tO HOMaT pleted. | leaves at 10:30 p,m. instead of 9:00 est line from Chicago to Washington ” hen we dropped tnto camp fo: t ybody seems to want to fly teeth Ainner with the th cavalry band workingmen took place last and 10 minutes. squire to New beet aughed one of the officers. ie’ a eae Ight before the national pal- | ; ington, Baltimore an ladelpi Hy ee: tee whe, Back!” said Co they WATS SeEe is, sae ee ee can, Qeveral thousand ameleves | CONSTRUCT BRIDGE The Interstate Special at 10:45 a. without change of any kind. Liberal El Ingiis: “Ill be down tn a little oy pay 9 Roe eRe of street car lines and factories | . m. and the Chicago-New York stopover privileges en route. A while.” : ree. supper they had corn beet| gathered to assure Gen, Car- | Bunerane estat ed bas se Limited at 5:45 p.m. maintain their 7 ow summer tourist rates to New ‘ He kissed his boy and went up lhash, French fried potatoes, rice| fanza of their loyalty. clared = illega 4 beets ondinanne excellent schedules and superb York, Boston and the Jersey Coast : in the aeroplane lenddine and oote : Hundreds of school children [calling for ot atetedtat how prov: | equipmentof Pullmandrawing-room resorts, For complete schedules and q lei | SHOULD BE KILLED pee dat each meal they have the| and a large number of women for an elevated dtroet from) and compartment cara and obser full information call on or write to “Tt always looked like T wan | ais tarup Whaae, | were in the crowd, 1. along Yealer way, pr the vation, lounging, library cars. D. L, MELVILLE, Traveling I Tae nC led ‘tho sr bread” 18 baked in a oat) Carranza addressed them, repeat:|eoing that the state legislature | The New York Day Express leaves fi" PICULELL, Pacite Com Guard activities miled the| At the first algn of the repulsive] iy ie. or four times the size of that| ing his statements that fexioo Wan Tee sailed to atact & law providthe Aika) 4 ok ceual CS haatior Eteet Gan Feanunaaal: oe es MO acnat {cockroach or waterbug, get @ bOX) ou wite buys at the baker It{not seeking war with the for any such procedure. The leg Ail trains leave Grand Central Station, Fifth Ave, and Harrison St. Chicago I'm going to take the outfit away./of the genuine Stearns’ Electric . thick, hard crust, which pre-| There was no disorder {slature must act first, he say Ticket Offices: 286 South Clark nd All principal hotels. Grand Cen 1 know the time w well apent st and Roach Paste and use it ac ‘ oe dntacine 46r Station, Have you noticed the way the men| cording to directions and in the | (00S) og AMERICANS LEAVE All trains via WASHINGTON, with liberal stopovers He leaned forwa d squinted (ful of dead cockroaches that of the honsewif Several hundred delegates are|tween 300 and 490 American refu 2 | “They are orderly interested | not blow Into food like powder 4 |e four-day state Christian En-|three day® and 30 Americans quit You do nee ‘i ‘ ‘ ontio e F exico C esterday, according | jand gentleman! You don't Directions in 16 languages 1 | One hundred pounds of flour, Ideavor convention in the First|Mexico City yesterd a ” any vowdyiam, These fellows S70! pecuage risen: Hoerand 41.00, | 6, Ore TNS water,%4 poundeelf: Presbyterian church, to state department advices. Our Passengers Are Our Guests i acting like men.” jold, by revallers everywhere. 2 ~