The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 22, 1916, Page 2

STAR—THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1916. PAGE ? ny BITS OF NEWS ABOUT | | OUR CITIZEN’ TROOPS | One first-class drummer and two} where fn the Dominion on a wed alto horn players are needed to | ding trip ot ‘ond regiment band leave for see Fprty‘two men were enlisted and ted for physical deficienc recrulting station at 1 university company ts badly | Second ave,, Wednesday Altho 40 for-| hy Mi | One Japanese, three veterans of the Boer war and Albanian who} saw service In the Balkan war tried to enlist with the Second regiment | Wednesday ate troops Star ‘of “The Battle of Sexes” and “The Birth of a Nation,” both of which played here at advanced The in need of recruits. mor students were rounded up Wed nesday, 56 more men are needed to put the unit up to war strength The contingent is quartered to Lewis hall, on the campus, Re crutting squads are being sent down town to get men Members of the company went in automobiles fo the homes of untversity students | quar Thureday and gave a cc land persuaded them to sign up. cert to stimulate recruiting WE | cee ye CHARGE) f|_ Recruits for the state cavatry, ia} Prtends and eee or oer Tacoma, are being drilled in the |COPPS men crowded around the Ar |@&adium there, Men are standing |13°Fp, Pe aeuiaa ab a trot at Une |in line in front of the Tacoma Ar-|\° UO tree ee “ ” A ity st. and proceed to American mory awalting a chance to enlist |Lake, Wednesday afternoon ee WE'LL TRUST YOU UR CREDIT SERVICE is established for YOUR convenience. to FURNISH your home along your OWN INDIVIDUAL ideas are EASIER and our PRICES are LOWER than will be found anywhere. EXTRA CHARGES. NO INTEREST. JUST YOUR WORD THAT YOU'LL PAY USE $ 50.00 Worth of Homefurnishings, $ 1.00 Down, $1.00 Per Week (3 75.00 Worth Homefurnishings, $ 3.00 Down, $1.26 Per YOUR $100.00 Worth Homefurnishings, $ 5.00 Down, $1.50 To ASSIST you Our TERMS NO prices, INNOCENT MAGDALENE a photoplay gem that clearly reflects the Griffith genius of picture story ‘The Second infantry band went tc the Second recruiting head $150.00 Worth » $7.50 Down $2.00 Per 200.00 Worth b $10.00 Down, $2.50 300.00 Worth , $4.00 Per “Mule drivers for the regimental | combat and supply train flocked to the Armory and filled up the 21 vacancies Wednesday A smith ond a waddier are (needed, Troop trains carrying the Seattle! {infantrymen will leave the King st station at 10:30 Sunday morning black: | one still’ Recruiting posters were hung in |the Frederick & Nelvon store and ‘the Sears-Roebuck plant Wednes day. see Col, Inglin will ride a blooded black gelding during the campaign ee He was presented with the animal | Rev, Clarence Thwing, pastor of by State & or W. J. Sutton of! Trinity parish, is 64 years of age Cheney, who owns a stock fut that did not keep him from try-| farm ing Jo enlist in the National Guard WGnesday, His application had t Lieut. Cole C. Burtis, adjutant of be rejected because of his age. the Second battalion, has been as ae sag to temporary duty with com On the Way D until the arrival of Lieut. tte of a song McCoullough, who ts hurrying ace Hip from the East to join hiv com: and Came it, Manager Joseph Muller has extended an in Vitation to National Guardsmen tn uniform to see the show free “Ambrose’s Cup of Woe” Thursday and Friday Pictures of Gen. Perahing en4 men are] " Oliver G. Wallace Jshown in the movies. | will play our $35,000 | POLICE SAY GERALD Wurlitzer’ Orchestra ONGSHOREMEN | | POLIOE TODAY AT NOON counctiman, whoge place of bust Members of the Longshore. at First ave. and Marton et } Was raided and wrecked Wedn: men's union of Seattie went on strike at noon Thureday, In pday, was engaging fn the new en-| terprise of “moonshining,” accord: | ink to m belief expressed by the accordance with Instructions from the International union at San Francisco police. ) During their search basement the officers f The strike now embraces under the sidewall the entire Coast, and ia waged because the employers ed Ing nonunion strike h., EXTRA SPECIAL 100 pairs slightly used Woolnap Blankets, good values at $4.25, special, while they last $2.35 Not over 3 pairs to a customer. to Mexico” {s the which sets the Pal udiences afire, Vincent PRINCE pany Co here pany _ peiale eed And a brand new 2-reel Keystone o* Telegrams are being sent to all parts of Canada in an effort to reach Lieut. Fred N. Insinger of Spokane, who ts some his | . company od el! Matinees 10c—Children 5c—Evenings 15c ‘ ness, of his sub whisky bottles, a tester 0 jing substance and a complete forn ula for making whisky All the Hquor confiscated—tiv« barrels and two cases of beer, and| |more than 100 quarts of whisky was dumped into the sewer, with the exception of a smali quantity, held as evidence. More than 30 hours were con sumed carrying out the orders of Mayor Gill and Chief Beckingham Fixtures seized by the police are estimated as worth $15,000 to $20,000. - TWO BOATS FOR BIG BERRY FESTIVAL FIRST AT PIKE—CONTINUOUS 11 TO 11 it Is a fight for the closed ° ° es ° 3 DAYS STARTING TODAY Eight-Piece Dining Room Suite alr of a Colonial pattern Buffet, six-foot Extension Table and etx saddle seat Chatrs, the tire suite made of solid oak. finish. Gpecial for the suite, ue een Wr i $43.75 $1.00 Down, $1.00 Per Week KITCHEN CABINETS ack 424° Ow Chamber of Commerce GET WELL NATURALLY CHINESE HERBS HOME KEMEDIES — The Men Woe, C. M. D., Chinese Merte Remedies are successfully treating theusanés by using the nature herbs HEB wo Chinese Medicine Ce, James St, between Ind and fr Aves, Beattie, Wash. Estadlished 1908. PACIFIC OUTFITTING CO COR.THIRC & UNIVERSITY DRESSES MEN: WOMEN 4 33 COUSINS AT BAT IN $30,000 ESTATE Thirty-three alleged second cone ina of James Moran, « laborer who died here three years ago, leaving | $20,000, appeared by counsel in su- | pe’ rior court Thursday, claiming a! n of his estate. Moran's will, made In Providence hospital the day before his death, equeathed the entire $30,000 “to my second cousins who live tn Ireland. Judge French disallowed the | claims of all but six, the children of | Michael Moran, of Dublin, who, he held, were the only second cousins | James Moran knew existed. elder the water front situation. This action was taken upon recelpt of a telegram from the Francisco Chamber of Commerce, Mediator White fatied tn his en- deavors to get In touch with se shall Wright, secretary Longshoremen'’s « Ho had hoped, he Any Refriger- ator or Ice Box In Our Stock, 50c Dewn and 50c Per Week portl offictals in time to prevent | |the walkout at noon | “There is no contention that the) ‘Two special boats to carry Beat here are hiring non-jtie ptenickers to Ellisport, Vashon anion men, so far as I can learv,” \isiand, for the strawberry festival jhe said. “There ts little likelihood, | encouraged by the Sertide Con |cons Ka, tn an tnterpretation of however, that the trouble can be |°n” stab, will leave Galbaith doce | Greek and Pryptian dances settled now until the final confer. Nn | Satur t 9:30 At the Palace Hip, a new bill,ence at San Francisco on June 26," ae bapa hi om. ae 10 |NEW BILLS AT OAK jheaded by Maud O'Dell and com White to Ge Seuth The Tacoma and Seattle Rotary | pany, in a sketch, “The Hypocrites,”| He notified both factions Wednes | ying also will participate, and the} PORT COMMISSION Wednesday A new Dill ts offered at the Oak rt Wednesday. The La Salle|day afternoon that he would hasten | mayors of Seattle and Tacoma|awarded contracts for ship's side theatre Thursday, headed by Prin- | Opera Co. continues all week at the/ South at once if there was danger have been Invited to speak. Inter-| spur tracks at Bell st. and new tran iii sie == | Hippodrome theatre, in the muaical|of the strike being renewed, and city athletic contests, a water car-\ait shed at Smith cove. | comedy, asked both parties to defer action | nival and several other features of |/— Besides the headline act at the|until he arrived and arranged a con entertainment have been provided | Glycerine and Bark ya the bill offers Ranson and| ference. P A ndi sas.) revent Appendicitis HURT BY JITNEY, SHE Knight, tn a comedy skit, “The| Trouble is said to have arisen The stmpie employers DR. 1. R. CLARK This Is One Office Where You Can Get “NOVO- CAIN” what is “NOVO-CAIN? Just Printers 1013 THIRD MAIN 1043 Largest Credit Apparel Institution in the U. 8. |Girl From Drake's Landing.” One/California because the Pasha ek |hundred dolls are furnishing some | continued to engage strikebreakers | miniature vaudeville. an Union here does it come from? fa ‘imported from Europe. Has any xture of buckthorn been imported sin Street Our Entire Stock of Suits, Coats, Waists, Petticoats And All Sport Apparel Specially Friday Saturd Priced Monday FOR Suits $15.00 Up pte ty 50 Up Every garment in the collection is su- perior in quality of its fabric, tailoring and style. All the newest models are represented. New Taffeta Suits that have only been in our store a matter of days, also included. No Charge for Alterations Open a Charge Account To charge at The East ern costs you nothing extra “It’s an Accommodation” Hayes and| Riggers and | Winn sing and dance |notice on the employers at San/| | At the Palace Hip, the Great|Francisco Wednesday that they | |Lates fs an added attraction. He| would have to quit hiring non union | does things with his feet that some! men. cannot do with their hands. Spen-| The unions were incited to their and Raymond sing, Vincent and| ultimatum by the killing of Thomas unningham have a song and patter| Olsen, a union stevedore, by a negro stevedores served | act, Kelly and Fern dance, and the|strikebreaker in San Francisco last ‘TAKE uP R. R. WAGES SHORT NEWS | railroad matters, today p whole subject of railway wagos, in|Sberiff Stringer’s squad at Walk-| E, Walker, proprietors, arrested. | Cactus Juice Wins nomical conduct of office of Mrs. [Norris baboons are back again, en-| Sunday, pa ag ever. . WASHINGTON, June 22.—Sen Newlands, administration leader on | | resolution that the inter | TWO BARRELS of beer and one merce commission investigate the |barrel of whisky found by Deputy jan attempt to prevent the strike |¢"® pharmacy and Pal | of raflroad workers Sweets, Renton. J. T. Vieue STATE BUREAU OF INSPEC- TION gives highest praise to eco- j Josephine Preston, state superin-| | M FE e d tendent of Se gee ie | | CAPT, EDGAR 8. HADLEY with | any riends drew as attorney for George P. a Rossman in fraudulent mat! case, on account of military service. Joseph Glasgow takes Hadley’s place . | Rossman is accused of getting mon Relieves Seattle People | Rosnnan i) accumed of got | of Ills. CAROLINE H. OBER, Spanish instructor at the “U," asks for addi | tional instructor, as have reg |. Few remedies ever presented to|!stered for summer course. |the public have given the satistac-| JAMES MORAN left $17,000 es jtion that Cactus Juice has in Seat-jtate here to “six eecond cousins,”) tle. Its fine results are shown |There are more than six, and it’s up leach day, a8 pleased users call at|to Judge French to decide which the Bartell Drug Store, Ist and|Moran meant. Trial is on now. | Pike, to tell the Cactus Juice Man| CENTRAL COUNCIL SOCIAL of thelr relief from various afl-| AGENCIES approves program for ments, Chief among these ts stom-|Amertcanization day, July 4, at ety ach trouble, in its different forms |county building. Naturalized citi dy ia, indigestion, sour, |zens to be guests, Kissy stomach, nervousness and| WIDOWS OF railroad men killed general run down condition, Kid Frank Steele, insane, on Penin ney trouble has relieved in|sula railroad, are entitled to com mar nd some of the results in|pensation from tate insurance rheumatism are really surprising. |fund, Supreme court #o declares, — | Mrs. 8. T. Fairman, who lives on| PORT COMMISSION promises | Pike at. in this city, says: “I was|support to Ballard, in effort to ob. all run down and emaciated from|tain fire tug for Salmon bay dis a bad stomach, and could not seem | trict to get any permanent relief from the medicines prescribed for me read of Cactus Juice and started | taking it immediatel I am now using my second bottle, and can no tlee a wonderful change for the} WASHINGTON, June last big preparedness measure, fortifications bill, carrying appre tus Juice |ations ad anthorizations of $ 5,-| Ist and |123 for coast defense and field artil | better I feel fir | All Bartell Drug Stores plain the merits|lery, was passed by the house today Medicine by a vote of 165 to 9 iCactus Juice Compound | | by 22.—The the handle ri i a at Cactus Ju and the ¢ {Man ts store N Pike. Let him ¢ of this Master to you jlove at the altar today, | | Titanic’s wealthiest |She will discuss the work glycerine |ier-t-ien ASKS FOR $13,100 Bee dentcle. rept 9 astonishes Seattle people | Becausm Adler-I-ka acts on Sult for the largest sum ever |!ower and upper bowel, ONE. SPOON jasked here as damages by a vic-| FUL almost ANY CASE tim of a jitney accident was filed | constin ° ach by Mrs, Catherine McDonald tn su ; perior court Thuraday against J. A Lawrence and the Pacific Coast Casualty Co Mrs. McDonald alleges was fractured April 18 thru the |carelessness of H. F. Kruger, driv er for Lawrence, at Broadway and Denny way, where she was knoc ed down She ka $10,600 from Lawrence, and $2,500 from the bonding company MRS. ASTOR MARRIED BAR HARBOR, Me. June 22 Mrs, Madeline Force Astor com pleted her sacrifice of money for, / her hip tn thin pape r doctor or druggist about t wi Drug Co, Bartell Drug Co. and Swifts Pharmacy always carry Dressed in a simple blue serge | end Switts traveling suit, with a straw hat to match, the widow of Col. John Jacob Astor was married late to day to William Karl Dick of New York | In doing so, she automatically forfeited an income from the $5,000,000 principal left her by the victim ‘HONOR MRS. RHODES: Mrs, KB. M. Rhodes, who will probably be a candidate for con Kress on the woman's party ticket in the Seattle and Kitsap coyety district, will be the guest of honor at @ women’s meeting at the Com mercial Club Saturday at 1 p congressional unton and the tional conventions at Chicago. Rhodes was a progres at bern AFTER SURVEY BILL The Washington and delegations in congress are united E an effort to reinstate in the vil sundries appropriation bill the m for keeping up the coast ¢ atic survey of Alaskan wat This was the word received by th Chamber here Thursday from § retary Yandell. The appropriation was cut out of the bill last week 2:15, 8:15 Elliott-Sherman's Spectacle m. the na Mrs ive delegate California More Performances Modern rooms, Nest service. Spe- | ciat rates. Hotel Virginus, 804 Vir ginia, near Westlake Ave,—Ady, ROTH | gas r9e | Cures Like Nature Drugless Treatment Re- stores Health While You Sleep You need net suf edy that cures such troubles quickly and theroughly, This remedy is electricity that gives life and strength to the human bedy. It ite, 1 of vim, ening f : acho harged body bat- nd build @ strong, he spirit of ambition and 1 have a pain it drives tt eut. if you ectra Viva will re BOOK | ten Ae oat |The Electra-Vita Co. 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