The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 1, 1916, Page 2

made well by Resinol matter how long you have been tortured cad disfigured by i burning, raw or scaly skin st put a little of that soothing Resinad Ointment on she sores and see if the suffering does not stop right there! Healing usually begins that very minute, and the skin gets well quickly and easily, unless the trouble is due to some serious intemal disorder Resinel Ointment and Resinel Soap are fold by all draggin, For trial (ree, write to Dept. 198 Reeinok RelA wa DR. L. R. CLARK peper, a Poulsbo, There ts @ straightforward stat ment for you. Mrs. tively can » Inoat ditt! hurting the patie not delay having needed @ done another day on accc of Being hurt who ts thorou responsid wate, registered dentist, who board hanging right dental horoughly. ing de office in t must be a for this re Regal Dental Offices © growth 5 Go East This Summer Via ‘Thru the interesting and rescurce- Northwest. Stop at Yellowstone Park | Original and Greatest National Park Low round trip tickets on sale daily. Travel Northern Pacific and get additional scenery and wervice @ no additional expense. Best dining car service in the world. Through t Pe ul, Minneapolis. ity, St. Louis. Pullman seepers to Yellowstone Park Tell your eastern friends of our westbound round trip summer tourist fares. Homeseckers’ tick eta to Montana points and return. Send tor literstere information J. 0. McMullen, €. P. A PALACE HIP .: Engagement Extraordinary! VOCALIST Week Day Any Seat ldiplomacy before he will resort t A Just Read What Mrs. Han-|tho use of arms tn forcing Mex) i. a anager of th 4 Be ie chaste io > O'Donnell, manager of the! son Has to Say About 0. co-operate with this cunt to hotel, 1814 Second ave, i i Our Painless ng ahve gba on *- lanson came to our office in doubt Whether we | Ingham, fhe’ former, said Saterday | ventood and bleeding when taken G S f could extra ithe’ hat a oro i] t Farting her iis | made. to the source of| ’stise Fux war taken to the —A reat tory of Love and Adven ure ment | forged liquo found on Aley jail Sat nu consignments of owner and manager of thie offic Your work will be done by « grad » North west: Thereied in the University of Washing-|spectatora and banked with fiow-| ‘rare! TQ GIVE EXTRA PAY | ster, 224 22 addrons of personal appreciation was made by some ay Iman: Spt n, Benjamin nan and ( en Wesey Dorr .. WILL RECRUIT CO. ae | | q) Kitsap county, if war ts dec te hie corte for three hours Saturday| co! fro the .. an coy goo Boe state Sestal To TEACH SCOUTIN morning, donned ther fodictal f his < n robes, and sat in a session of STAR—SATURDAY, JULY 1, 1916. PAGE 2, TURN TABLES — WOULD DRIVE ON OPPONENTS — WILD ENGINE Believe Wilson Will Use Aviator Wants to Pilot Loco- Mexican Policy as Cam motive Into Speedway paign Asset STARTING TOMORROW (SUNDAY) | Collision IT WAS G, O. P. TARGET| ASKS FUNERAL MONEY BY ROBERT J. BENDER TACOMA, July Give mo WASHINGTON. J $500 and guarantee to pay half my Wm. Fox Presents dent Wilson has ta his funeral or hospital expenses and polley for a campal ‘ I'l ride one of your engines tn F S t up to bis polits bie collision at th edway July t — up la potleaedversate | Me colton atthe Spcodway Jay the Famous Star " ti Washington, following | Woodland, Wash,, to George Dunn the president's retu New | secretary of the Tacoma Speedway York, where he apoke last 1 association. * Taking the issue upon which hia} Blackburn {® preparing to study opponents had threatened to 1 aviation and wants the money to the princtpal object of attack, Wil-| help him in that work, and he be |son has adopted it as his own. |Heves that deathdefying stunt he Puts Up Questions suggests will help him in a profes The questions he raised last nieht/ ston that flirts with the Grim in his h before the New York | Reaper on all occasions | Press » were believed directed| Secretary Dunn of the Speedway imarily at those contesting his re. | association be that there will ent Two ox wa ngineers will tio The questions Would the glory of Amer nhaneed by war of conquest * locomotives until they are Mexico? nder f nd of steam and then Would the glory of America be|leap for their Itves before the large powerfy! nation like this againet a/| crowds Then there will be the! weak and distracted neighbor re-|#peed duel between Jim Parsons of flect distinc » upon the annals of | Seattle and Ulysses Aubry of Ta the United States? coma for a purse of $1,000, the War Last Resort |money being divided $800 to the ir duty to carry self-de-| winner and $200 to the loner. Of ank the nt of dictation tn] course the fat man's Ford race ranta to run 100 yardn elr cars and r wld prove a feat avoidable resort in trouble. a The president tntimated he & | would go to the extreme lengths of ; O'Don an be admitted ‘ | $1 00 cash bail b ustice Brinker 1 before whor Mise Fox swore to 4 warrant charging O'Donnell with third degree assault | The girl was rescued by the po- Following « “conference between ice when she fled from the hotel Mayor Gill and Police Chief Beck-|and screamed for help. She wae —- she ‘is owine heiaas 0 woe Ml! ~©6 = fhe Scenes Are Laid in the Great Northwest against O'Donne’ owr | cio DEPARTED JUDGES [a yy is at hi le for his lif a beg earn | r. Farnum is at his best in the role of a miner who has to struggle for e anae oe HONORED SATURDAY = | all of which was consigned to| ‘The gadges of the superior court “John Alberts,” Coupeville, Wash.| oe King county discontinued all these There is not today, and in all probability never will be, a greater actor than William Farnum. All his pictures are big features, and in “The Man From Bitter Roots” he is at his best. MUTT AND JE Wil the Big Laugh STRAND |memoriam for Washington judgee| = Courses of instruction for Boy who died during the t year. | Scout leaders may soon be tnclud-| Th: room wae crowded with ata ta jezey @ epee ue sy wp = ac6 72 ERD cep cas ye aye e jton curriculum, President Suzzallo | ers. told the council of business men| As the name of each deceased aiding the movement, Friday lSedge was announced, o brief bios tet i raphy of bis life was read by the ber of the Bar association WASHINGTON, oe 1 mert © Judges thus honored were: | MM can troops crossing the border will, William Dovell, Bamford Robb, Er }be given extra pay, according to | nest MacDonald, John Mcintyre, 8 Comptroller Warwick's ruling, yes-|QG. Murray, John Kelleher, John terday Parker, George Emery, C. K m Bye “July 1.—Pia - ARMY TRUCKS BUSY red etiaesen COLUMRUS, N.M, July 1 The tense in the Mexican s | RECRUITER ARRESTED :2'-: °C statement was reflected today tn F| against Mexico. —_—_ jactivities at the base camp here i tae cictieuen’ eecry, was terested | tte aiees the teas All tose SECOND AVENUE, BETWEEN SPRING AND SENECA STS. today charged with recruiting ne-|truck trains are so! groes for the Mexican forces |der today. After wu ——— uppiion from Cole the ma lchines were sed into service |redistributing men and supplies. | CHANGE CLUB'S MAME MILITARY APPROPRIATION aca cnoss wonvans | PREPARE CASE. he Women’s Roosevelt club has H \ ie vere un ~ 11 . f ot e mi r BIGGEST IN HISTORY OF U, S. } Res ipcotlapacapet EL PASO, July 1—Carranza [AMUSEMENTS _ ‘ | | Pose of encour attle w taken steps to care for families troops in the southern portion to campaign for the republican 4 f - uffering because militiamen i wR ch Paste homines, according to a letter sent WASHINGTON, June 30.—The biggest military appropriations In | huve beon called to the border of Chihuahua state are being 1a 0 out by Mrs. C. H. Wharton, presi-| the history of the nation have already been set aside or are about to be | wii; hold an open meeting In }| Moved nearer to the American wae how ogy iahevages — maze | dent ot the organization set aside by this session of congress ) the Chamber of Commerce as- ( lines, according to reports to- Instead of the quarter of a billion dollars customarily appropriated ) sembly rooms Monday at 2 p. m H day. § i foe eless | Sold by retal lena ev ieee DELEGATES SPEAK |at each session for military purposes, the present session will chalk All business and civic organ | up a record of from three-fifths to three-fourths of a billion {zations are invited to send rep St. Paul Stove Repair & Plumbing Co, Leading expenditures, as compared with largest previous appropri- Gen. Jacinto Trevino, com- resentatives: ? mander of the de facto govern- | nichiorsie oe ent Northern army, is clos- : Fire back Mnings| ¢ : ations, are ) maudiin. appeal will be m A 4 and repairs for ail| ©: D. Bowles, delegate to the re Navy—$314,387,343; $149,763,563 (in 1898) Mrs. Samuel Weston, (| Ing in on Gen, Pershing’s base, 4 kinds of ato publican convention, told the story | Army—$280,000,000; $101,974,175 (in 1916). { chairman, said Saturday. Rut || near Colonia Dublan. Carranza on eee ang fur-|of what took place there and hi #| Forts—$25,120,110; $9,517,141 (in 1898) ja systematic solution of the reinforcements continue to ar. ; ater/opinion of it, at a reception given { b } . § i t Villa Ah d and. “colts | Pit : n given|| Armor plate piant—$20,000,000 ; | problem will be discussed |, rive at Villa Ahumada, ana ‘on:|!n his honor by friends in the Mt} — ericiency act-$27,559,348, A donation of $100 was re. { These movements are believ- ‘ Baker Park district Frid | Totals—$657,066,901 and $261,254,899 ceived from Mrs, Thomas {| ed to be the forerunner of an ae oe ow—Rita Goal PIKE ST. This year's army. bill if completed, but the figures given { Burke, and Edward Frescoin {| attack on the American expe- es Main 875 | sie tide. il by admin nbers drafting the bill {sent i $5 H. A. Eba, 1525 )| dition, should relations reach TA WILL SPEAK oa {dition there are n or bills, which hav ‘sed separ-|) Pike Place market, has donat-}| the breaking point T A Show That te These will easily total $10,000,000 \ed $ worth of gr ries t| ashi Bente win he BRIDGEHAMPTON, July 1—| rhe pension act for this year calls for $158,000,000—$6,000,000 less | French phonograph _records, | nd A the Tatk of @ William Howard Taft visited Chas./than last year's figures | made on a recently invented cloth sired Tuesday the Tewn! E. Hughes at Bridgehampton Friday =3/|| ROSSMAN GUILTY | which can be mailed like letters, Rita Gould Dashing Star of New York Winter Garden Production. Maid in America In an Offering of Melody, Joy and Sunshine In a Farce Comedy, “Who Is Who?” | °°""Shies nna” CHAS. REILLY & CO. Playlet “THE EMIGRANT” Photoplay Feature “Truth Crushed to Earth” | ae WANT ADS BRING RESULTS | conned Foes te, Mr. Taft expressed himself an George I Rossman, a real estate | pleaked with the nomit agent, was found guilty Saturday | Another Northwest Celebra- The Girt of Gladsome Personality stettsstssitssstessissssssisesiesisisistsscstecsissistiscsisriiesiisiissssssiisstisstssety announced he would nev by a jury in Federal Judge Cush tion is Inaugurated to make a ech In Hughes’ fa man's court of using the United or ¥ i #| States mails to defraud, The Fiesta Arborea will be ir The Home Savings an | ftv ss sive on seven counte|autiraret ty the tomn oF Manson ' #| and found ¢ on one an, this year. It will 3 2 Het med the mails to inform | extend fror July Sth to 15t STORM KILLS FOUR Loan Association [Jiri te wes mora: some | Tend, trom duly Sth to tbh CHAS Ki CHAS. iad en Riis Sn ’ §| and owner of 3,000 acres of Alberta|to the faculty of the Washingtor - . o | BARTHOLOMEW Be tne tol! ot w cloudburet that Announces Its Semi-Annual Dividend as of ff timberland, it was found, and that| State Agricultural coll state | — Of Mortgage Loals Heecltath canyon toda The storm was gen # various parts of the Northwest for|others to come and tell the people ICE eral in the district and eropa and | # i the wale of thie Jana of Manson and the surrounding PROMPT SERV ERGOTTI & — farins were ruines Ht 0 Per Annum country how to get the best out of oe LILLIPUTIANS # i | ‘ life and their land. There will be | b ene oyment Wapato 2 Novelty Acrobats ara WY, S SHIP DAMAGED # DON'T LIKE WILSON 3, ercamomen or wane! Washington Risley Gymnasts # . in ete, one of the original Wapato) Loan sen brea gp i i ; een A Bryan, enetihats for| settlers in the Chelan basin. Danc Savings & _ The ited States cable steamer f nited States senator, in address. x in the new municipal pavilion seed ee fount, ein, le oe aecond Ave. Commercial Bldg. Uo Fea Poucicee-brpudeorn bere iow emers vrqar sities see oh Association Svea; Buns have been but sligh njured $ i %, ‘riday, described the present ad- ligan” potlatch will be a few of il hor rigging by the Pier 11 fire i Corner Madison Upstairs ministration’s dealing with Mexico|the features provided for the en 810 Second Ave. Any Seat wa lon, the doc en + being blundering and vacillat tertainment of the visitors stabil ‘ fire atarte as towed awa $4 eo — — lin nd too much a series of blun-!cial excursion rates will be in ‘ 4 the Bell erminals. Rausaagessecessasassssaaatsssaessaat ess eaees sates asst ttt aa staat asstTsst TEES ers Lo be called a policy, fect