The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 3, 1916, Page 5

STAR—MONDAY, JULY 3, 1916. PAGE 5. GON WOMEN |——continvep From paces] RED CROSS CAN LARE INDIGNANT ‘TROOPER HARRIS WRITES STORY GARE FOR 10,000 tem «Bich a OF GRIM BATTLE OF GARRIZAL |? wii: Sukesteexe ot Guard to Meet Needed CRITICISE INSTRUCTORS | route left open. Why, the way those boys stood up $200,000 IN CHICAGO | and faced death from hundreds of rifles and a machine gun that poured out bullets faster than all the rifles in Carrizal was wonderful. If the folks in Heaven can see PORTLAND, July 3.—Mothers of| high school boys who went to the Mexican border with the Oregon WASHINGTON, D. ©, July 3.—Every time 20,000 new men are added to our military serv militia will hold an indignation what we are doing down here, I know that Abe lee, a new base hospital must meeting today } Lincoln was proud of al those boys and the way they be established by the Ameri | ‘ Ce need the sauthe ny (} fought for the country he did so much for. ee ee eee hina te Ssromece Urged the youths to on Every time I think of the battle, it seeme strange to me that all| ts ee ee ee ; Hot in the militia and then did not} the men were not excited, It was Us horses that lost their heads. 1| pital le organized the Red 4 enlist themselves. now that only too well, for the poettion I was assigned to was hold) ,-"O8* 970% sa dup tn Mra. J. L. May, wife of Lieut.| ing horses. If you ever tried to hi cary horse by the head when| 'e*et $28,000. With our Nation .: M ever tried to Bold & scary Y -~ e0) al Guard marching out from Col. J, L. May, of t infantry, will pi dignation meeting Third Oregon | ide over the In-| jn automobile is going past, you will have just the beginning of an) their armories, there is need idea of what it was to hold eight morses under fire for the first time.| of more subscribers to the Red MEN DIDN'T GO HIS THOUGHTS FLY FAI Crove. | Many boys from Jefferson high | was saying to myself as the fight began—juet as cool The Red Cross has been prepar School enlisted and were assigned as tho | was home—thie sure will mean war with Mexice be- ing for six months, not with spe in a body to the machine gun corps cause Carranza won't be able to explain away these men who cial reference to & possible war of the Third regiment. Samuel are being killed. Then | began to wonder how many of the With, Mexico, but 90 6. peserel. pep May, track and field coach, and boys the “greasere” got. par ne tor wlx months bot with Frank Mangold, « teacher at Joffer “My God,” | said, “there goes a machine gun! bp pamela o a poss! ble war : son high, urged the lads to go in “tt will just be my luck to get hit! cope ary pe Py hee 6 Its pr for military training. “It must hurt to get a bullet thru your head! I on ae - oreanined on ld The mothers allege that Man “D—— that whitefaced hore 'd give him something care for 10,000 patients, according ; Fold and May, learning that they} to rear for if | had him back in Kentucky! leo Gel, Jeffersos . Kean, director could not secure the training with “It doesn't look much like Kentucky for me again! general of military re for the 3 out formally enlisting, did not en- “it | ever ee ig gain | eure will ¢ reot! American Red © Met themselves after the boys had “Why do these Spicks want to live or fight for a country Chicago to R $200,000 Joined. that’s so hot and dry!” New York supports several base : Same coe pare wore seideck $0) “SEBEN COME ELEBEN” |hospitals, and Chicago bas under 4 , May and Mangold even tried| Ju b \ . taken to raine $20 0 to entabliah 4 | ust then I heard Bob, a big fellow tn our company, shout Tve * a alia fe secure discharges for some of! ge seven of the greasers!” And somebody yelled in reply: “Seben| four base hospital w The viet them. aaieie aelen > ix to have at least 20 unt ady 4 The horses had quieted down’ a little, and I decided to use my own| {Ne transported to fn aa, hl PLACE Ml AMEN Automatic. | got oue Mexican, and funny as tt seems now, I beKaM| OC tnreak of war wondering what the boys back home would think if they knew 1 was) roe inal base hospitals are y away off in Mexico shooting Mexicane—and no danger of being af! organized in communities mi and bad ic, be done. IF 1 DIDN'T SHOOT THEM, THEY WOULD) clays, with competent corps of dor EL PASO, July 3—As fast ag} SHOOT WE i und trained nurses. ; Bas . , cording to a stateme’ 4 ote emgage Penge te Smash went semething againet my left shoulder and | be Gal. eae, cen base heneual BEMNGEE Untion along the border. It all at once. If you have ever been hit across the shoulder is equipped to receive 500 patients The Second M et odo tafan- with » big stick, you will know how it feels te be shot in the Altho organized by the Red Cros Sey fe believed already encamped shoulder, ONLY THE SMA up. they are not administered by it. | 4 Columbus, N. M., while Batteries | BIG BOB DEAD but ween enlled into ackive | sevice . as: under © excl the 4 Bed B. of New Jersey, went to| 1 had to leave go all the horses except my own, which 1 nolo ce the war doparimeet and be ‘ Dougias, Ariz fastened to my right arm with my lariat. A lot of men were down. 1) come « part of its medical service. | Other New Jersey troops took up| couldn't do any more shooting with my left arm useless, so I decided! tye medical officers are given| Secret positions west of here, leay-|to make a run for {t on my horse |military commissions in the re (Os es ne ourt tng only some Massachusetts mil But it was easier to decide to make a dash for it out of that! serve corps, and receive volunteer e itia in El Paso. The Pennsylvania) circle of death than to get Into the saddle. How I cussed that horse jcommissions when 1 into | contingent is expected to arrive to-|as he backed and dragged me this way and that! tive service. The nurses in the! day. I hadn't had my horse long enough to give him a name, and any- me way belong to the Red Cross} way he was a Mexican horse. Once he almost stepped on somebody | pursing service, and in time of war lying on the ground. I stopped and saw that !t was Big Bob—DEAD./ become a part of the army nurse ATTORNEY EXPLAINS A greaser bullet had got him in the neck. But it was the corps. MEW RATE DECISION! i Cutrancts Sooeticmety cataracts | te Amman cone There’s good fun every minute FF go. He was the sort of man who seemed to by te do Mexico, no members of t base : everything better than anyone else. it was Bob who could hospital service will be on or near; j S. J. Wettrick, manager and at- manage any horse. It was Bob who could shoet seven Mexi. =| the firing line ee Sal i, io er eee bu cans, It was Bob who could shoot craps better than any ether (For each base hospital there m ‘ i reau @ Chamber of Commerce. man in the company. ¥ an ambulance column with i ye ™ HORGE KEEPS oN Rite In picture taking, and afterwar e Fiemaree commission oterieg © 1 guided the horse for a spot where there seemed to be Red Croas officials say that the 9 revision of rail rates to the Pacific fewer Mexicans than anywhere else on the part of the line | evelopment of the ambulance b coast, does not demand a sweeping was heading for. | was hanging low over my horse's neck service has not gone so far as that a | when up rose two Spicks from behind a bush. Before they of the base hospitals, but that tn! an | houlders SMASH : ° Tt affects, he sald, only those! could get their guns to their shoulders went my horse caso of war this arm of the how th t t eommod!! inet them! pital service would be easily re| known te Schedule. c and wil| I had a fleating glimpse of those two Mexicans relling over oa | Bsa d that there would be no! un In Cc pic ures emse V es. have very little appreciable rill ine dirt, then SWISSSH—re bullet passed my face and ploughed its| trouble about getting light. motor rates Coast. way thra the upper part of my horse's neck ambulances and men to bring the <lownd THAT HORSP WAS ALL HORSE. He kept on and on, with the | wounded from the firing line, blood slowly working ite way down bis neck, and reddening the white R. Schults, proprietor of a soft) is 1 got to Colonia Dublan I lived the terrible battle of Carrizel| ( violation of the liquor law. Two. of a battle that has to be ured. There are the AWFUL returatng from Des Motnes, where aiid from a culvert down an @rink establishment on Yesler way, Xp OVER AGAIN. opens walked across Sunday MEMORIES AND THE AWFUL DREAMS. she had been to visit her two sons EASTMAN KODAK COMPAN Y, a 4 VETERANS toda Six others in the « ere q ORGANIZE BY BE |seriousts “injured. ? ithe sweat that covered his forelegs. 7 as 1.00 to 12.00. ; ARREST SCHULTZ hg OE KILLED WHEN AUTO Kodaks from $6.00 up, Brownie cameras $ s . OVER EE Tiree, Soe alien station, tn} Now | know that the actual fighting le net the only part and obtained drinks, they said. Pat ~~~ |who are members of Company G From the time I eseaped from the circle of bullets at Carrizal LEAPS DOWN BANK At your Dealers. A under arrest Monday for alleged) OTTUMWA, lowa, July 3.—While McDonough, 89 Washington st., is from Ott . Mra. Linnie Fielde 4 Di tater trrest, charges mich sell AR ET ; FIRED ‘MARINE KILLED 45 was tnetantiy, Wi rs ‘when the ROCHESTER, N. Y. a “ae Jautomobile in which she was rid ‘a Albert Hansen ea war veterans Ww. ASHINGTON, J ‘will start the formation of a vol. Edward J Margett, city . cep Ppa eng MOTORISTS MEET SCTE cf ass, cresting pactioant ny, Cait Bocainctam for! ceica tn vee fighte with revolution CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE | fee in Mexico, at their meeting partment by Chief Beckingham for yijied in two fights with revolution Monday night at the Armory. attempting to “tip off” @ recent ists jn Santo Domingo, the navy) ST. PAUL, “Minn July A F byeeneneee porn aggre ge Ph Clarence Gerald's department was informed today by large number of the boatmen con-| piCK GOES OUT OF TOWN most of the time I sm alone, and,} “Of course, both Bill and I ex Jeweler and Silversmith afe, said Monday he was satisfied radio. The message was dated Sat- testants in the races and delegate That is the reason why I am/| being 80, is It not all the more im. aimed that you were our best THEY HELP Kt was the “best thing that ever urday to the me of the Miss envying Alice. She has not leart ant that I should have all the beloved friend 210 Second Ave, Near Madiser oe to mood 1, The man killed was Private Mills Valley if Boat associat Ww s yet, she can just be ire comforts t money can I met her,’ he remarked, ‘at F coed will make me get out and/o¢ the First company. The wound- arrived here today for th aver id Donna y Symone's, and thought her 4 WASHINGTON, July 3-—The! hustie,” said Margett. “I'm not oq. gergt. F. L. Barrier, right leg; |of the meet, mad 1 thought, little book, it was aj. “When did you see him last most alive person I had ever ; North American Civic League for certain what I will do just yet Lieut. D. B. Robin and Trumpeter their home ports to the re 4 thing we were not all mind | Donna? encountered e Was so interest 3 eeeierents has been granted per-| Chief Beckingbam disc Jullus Goldsmith, slightly by cruising up the Mississ rive ders, Here was Donna envying | Just‘before Bill and I camejed in everything and everybody F ion to place notices in postof wargett after Sergt. Putnam and | Races begin today " Alice, having learn. | home, and. he men-|that much to my surprise I found - found that | myself giving her the history of he asked my life. and Harry Bill, of course, laughed college friend said: ‘I don't believe any man can fice lobbies to interest people and | Parrolmen Ford and Peterson tes = the hardest way,|tioned you Peat PEt es bts toe ate ot PLAN MOTOR TRIP TO AID NAVIGATION): 2 six so sie iia Sa. ye Sot oe }that Margett had flapped the lapel at Donna has gone ff she could A aid he was an o of his coat as a signal to the cash. a i Gat the che wiemory that W a 1 > fret , tiona! Jerald | 4 je t.—Author ith her t e asked, ‘Do|/keep anything from Margie once 4 Guardsmen in the post-| ler at Gerald's when the raiders en Members of Doric chapter, Order! WASHING TON, July Auth o ever wi arry’s sk 0 . 5 i 8 i q Psa odo will be given back | tered of the Wastern Star, will motor to izing $60,000 for establishing ald So that wonderful Dr you know Mrs. Richard Waverly?” she desires him to speak. : a e their jobs if they return after the Gerald wae Margett’s bondsman Snoqualmie falls the guests of to navigation in Alaska, the Adam f Vienn is coming € So that is what you call her, : order mobilization. These orders! in a recent criminal charge agetnst Mrs. H. Rief Tuesday. They will) son bill has passed the bow The | remar! Ave MARRIED IN CAMP Margie It's a name that sults! have been received here from Post- jthe latter, of which he was found leave Kilbourne st. and Fremont |appropriation will be available next | changed bi ee we se is come vant ES master Gen: not guilty ve, at 8:30 a m year w © oO n ow much ikec —— SSS ERNMENT A ASSN i rome old © never expected to gO| Private R “ith and Miss|%0U Margie, and he launched into nerica ; a panegyri¢ of you that was al Pony aghe Zelma Fay Robbins staged a war-| most maudlin : Did ou ever meet Mr. Stuart n Donna, in your travels? You | >ride wedding at the American| “He was interrupted at last by now he is the one that wrote/Iake mobilization camp Saturday,|Mr. Stuart asking about Dick I | Mollle and Chad for us to surely| with the men of 8 ate never met him,’ he said. ‘What him about my trouble With the men of Smith's company |yind of a man is he? looking on, they were married by ‘Then it was my turn, for I have HAIR TONIC’ Satisfaction Guaranteed § Mg ted Mill be was k ab {mental Chaplain Sulliger, in| aways felt that Dick Waverly was || atop failing of the heir remow _ fasciuating men and artainky Ryne gr mara ® headquar-| the only man in all the world that |[ dandruff and to promote the ave wea cine He had |! 8 Robbins came alone| was worthy of you, Margie wth of the hair, A most val 4 Mon his Yerht and it is « floating |£°0™@ Spokane to be married | You see, little book, that I have ble remedy for itching scalp : sainte, 1 eal Te pe |kept my marriage secrets well, No all ailments of the halnd eam stand all this magnificence one except dear Mrs. Selwin, and ns no alcohol or artificial for one lone man, and you say you CONTINUE SALARIES | {not even Mollie, has the slightest c and money back if re- fm are alwaye alor inkling of the trouble between Its net ane ory. $ia Perhaps you misunderstood| ‘The Vitagraph-Lubin-Selig-Essan | Dick and me. I would not have r tle. Call, phone or write me,’ he replied. ‘fam not always/ay motion picture producers are stb he Selwin except that I |] Lustro Distri r, 06% Kane iy alone. Sometimes good friends | going to continue the pay of their kn w she om, od and it would Bldg., Second av 4 Madison ‘ take pity on my loneliness employes who go to the front with | ne eb Breat moment to |] st. Seattle, Wash, Phone Malt 3 for a cruise with me, Ho the National Guard . * : ae Sa a ust as we were talk Dick = + PG ORR | came in He looked rath tired 3 but he greeted Donna warmly and 2 came over and lightly kissed me. | “Tam going out of town for a however, keep in touch with you by telegraph and telephone, so you LOANS can get me at a moment's notice.” | THEATRE I pulled him down again and whispered ‘Is everything all Special F. LOWEST RATES right, Dick?” pecia bahia at of July NO COMMISSION Everything is all right, dear, but you. It is just a bit of annoy PROMPT SERVICE ing business that no one else can | TOMORROW Straight mortgage |f|sttend to but myself. If you were TOMORROW SPECIAL FEATURES at the COLONIAL | THEATRE ‘i 4 well I would not worry about it or i | Crane Wilbur loans in paved districts. HH anything else | We will show the —IN— Don't worry about me, Dick, 1} Thrilling and Patriotic | “A KING O' MAKE- Annual payment loans. }}\ am going to get better, 1 know it, | Monthly payment loans. }} after that Vienna doctor comes.’ Drama "T hope so, dear, I hope so. Interest’ charged on Hl) whee is this Pat tells me about FOR unpaid balances only your writing a story for him?| : "i Don’t work too hard.” | Washington Savings it is great comfort to mo.” | SAM’S I'll have to read the advance sal, sheet he Io p back.” and Loan Association Rat accents tent eats) NAVY Dick?" I asked eagerly | BELIEVE” Iva Shepard ent Nw “THE CRIMINAL’S THUMB” George Ovey IN. iss “JERRY'S BIG HAUL" 810 Second Ave. I certainly would.’ | Tn eddie is Then I'll send them to you n addition to our bi Mutual Weekly Assets $5,500,000. Where are you going to be?” | program of * Established Send them to Chicago,” 26 Years Another hurried kiss and be left me. i | (To be continued) ORGAN MUSIC Feature Pictures TAKE FIRST PHOTO SHOWING THE RETURN OF ONE OF THE FEv’ SURVIVORS OF THE BATTLE OF CARRIZAL TO THE ARMY BASE AT COLONIA DUBLAN. HE 18 THE FIGURE IN THE CENTER WITH THE CRUTCH, THIS PHOTO W AS | HERE | 7 AMERICAN THE MBOUGHY TO THE BORDER BY A SPECIAL ARMY COURIER,