The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 7, 1916, Page 2

a Free Excursions to IL-LA-HEE NEW PROBLEM | President Wilson and Cabinet Prepare to Aid Carranza HELP RE TORE ORDER) Saturday and Sunday at 9:30 a.m. | ors csrctrentert GET TICKETS AT OUR OFFICE OR GO DIRECT TO BOAT Ripe tece peniens situation | tae) templated ar to one contemp! oountry How to bri prosperity t the M an lchaos, was th problem of | jdent Wilson and hin cabinet The session Was expected to mark the second step by the president jin working out the Mexican ques | Consider Note Primarily onsideration reply to T | had for Lansing's the cabinet Secretar eoretary Aguilar | note idea of ts unde ness of ¢ jlong wa |ahattored re Othe pre |portance before the « | Piret, what te |muarding the t ting Carranza t allel patrol fn cantonments ¢ side of the line ] Send Guard Home? Second wh do at ing militia the m1 an and cally most bas what to do to place Mex a on a firm footing among the | nations Need $100,000,000 | With respect to the latter, the nistration feels it cannot now rage bankers but it is now take i a Mexico ranga can eful Ca strong guid Digging Clams at Il-la-hee ling hand which w fonure a Come, spend the day with us at Il-la-hee, the finest resort on Puget |[/{tble, government ultimately am Sound. ancial ald. 3 to «a high official Location—12 miles from Seattle, just across from Crystal Springs. Lay of Land—Slopes gently to the water’s edge—east front—fine beach. Conveniences and Improvements—Community Club House, Community 100,000 would be the salvation | Jot the nation if ft eculd be obtair fed upon other than confiseatory | terms. The great fear is, however. Beach, Community Bath House, Graded Streets, Gravity Water System, [/\at,toa", Abarkn may demand | Good meals at Old Homestead Inn, and telephones. Free Kindergarten for Jjosttion which Carranza would | the kiddies. Lumber yard on the ground. Boat service Take Steamer Hyak at Pier No. 3, 9:30 a. m. Saturday, Sunday, Tuesda Or Thursday. Salesmen on every boat, wearing our badge. Boats leave Il-la-hee every morning for Seattle and ever) T-la-hee, so you can work in Seattle and live at Il-la-hee. HUNGARY APPEALS FOR MORE TROOPS ory evening for GENEVA, July Diesen | | bet Austri od Hong Acreage as Cheap as $75. Lots as Cheap aS $100 | s-s200 32°" othes reported in advices received here today The Hungarians, greatly alarmed | lat the prospects of a Russian fn-| vasion, successfully urged the | withdrawal of troops from the Italian front help All have fine view and community beach privileges. Now is the time to secure a fine homesite on the salt water. Many homes have been built, and more are building. Come with us and see Il-la-hee. to check the Slave. The Italfans immediately | advanced in the Trentino, and the; Austrian leaders appealed to the government to stop the tra 316 Pike Street. Phone Elliott 2. = LULL IN FIGHTING i PARIS, July The lull in the; fighting on the French front on both *, where the COMMERCIAL CLUB TO HELP FAMILIES The Commercial Ciub bas ap under way, cor night. The war ed utter calm on al the Somme front pointed a special made STA T DEATH PROBE up of M. A. Gottst Raker R and M. E. Wells to cooperate —— with the Red Cross in caring for| BOSTON, July 17—Twenty-two families suffering because the Na-| Persons, including ten now under! ‘ ie moa aa ted arrest, will appear before the grand tional Guardamen have been called jury wher probe into the mys to the border. tery # ou na the death of Mise Downstairs AT | eM coe oe but the police claim they have evi Jence that death occurred 12 hours at least, before that time. j Fron IMPAIRED VITALITY ] 500 Pair Horstord’a Acid Phoaphate Shoes at $1 a Pr. The biggest bargain sale of the season starts in our Downstairs Department tomorrow morning. Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Shoes—broken and discontinued lines from our main salesroom— are to be sold in double-quick time. The prices named are so low you will anticipate your future needs as well as supplying present requirements. A Shoe for Every Foot at a Big Bargain Ladies Shoes from Laird, Schober & Co., J. and T. Cousins & Co. and Queen Quality. Men’s Shoes from Nettleton, J. & M., Bostonian and others. Prices Range From $1.00 to $2.95 COME IN SATURDAY. Outdoor ofter To prov that amount of nourishment in the appetites are de something A Toothsome Salad, Tasty Sandwiches Doughnuts fried in Oliv And various dishes th. Renew Ree meee e anemone ees Every One of These Suggestions ee ad ve PERE eae se DOWNSTAIRS AT TURRELL’S 120 Marion St., or 903 Second Ave. (Extra Salesmen Needed) OLIVE Ask Your Gr NOW CONSIDER '17,000 READY TO CAESAR Can Satisfy That Picnic Appetite used with a perfect mayonnaise. Possible With CAESAR Extra Virgin 1916. PAG Rain or Shine You will see the renowned Casey fan out! FIGHT FOR COIN Army of Heirs Wants Share of Hetty Green's Money SON ISN'T WORRYING NEW YORK, July Col, BE. R. Green, eon of the late Hetty Green, and with his slster, hetr to the millions of Lie “richest woman in the world,” expecta a content over $1,500,000 of the estate left ‘ by bis mother. And 17,000 persons will be interested in it q Returning today from his moth \ ore funeral, Col, Green declared the contest would be of “eigantt wu ‘ proport . He's Not Interested Neither he nor b winter ie in a? terested, however ye sald The , will be for the # f une dina ie ian tieee ita y Mey Howland wa the father a wa left 1 Mra an se soe “ies whal you havc Zz nse irate das WUNA Yeats for — te answer fo aid Gree 500,000 Why Casey Fianned Out. » hin “How Old Ie Ann? and Why one of the Casey Fanned Out” have been two of an * of the age nth ome ne drama we are prepared et the whole world in on Casey's dark sect not at Ade wrote a comedy fable and role iff” into it that one reel would not b might ta therefore, showing the first two-reel Like “Society” | Comedy ever made, “The Fearsome Feud Betw he With } hare of the estate, es-| First Famtiles timated to © $75,000,000, Mra avoid noc LATEST THING NOW | IS TO SNIFF MUSIC CHICAGO, Jal director ¢ university, f man no ABER Eg First at Pike Continuous 11 to 11 Matinees 10c Children 5¢ Evenings 15c Ste fr aKo for the h music ing a ' Tonight and Saturday Onl, ! THEY PUSSYFOOT NEW YORK, J The Na tional Educational association “pu®| Wurlitzer Orchestra syfooted” today, w t came down to a Yote on the question of mi! tary training In scho After pic tores: and oftimes jurid det the a fation adopted a resolu tion which, while neither favoring nor disapproving of compulsory training, “recognizes” the right of} SAN states and municipalities to order) Spalding. soch training. late A. G. Spalding. millionaire |sporting goods manufacturer, wae tilled In action in Flanders on July ording to word received here *|YOUNG SPALDING IS | KILLED IN FLANDERS | DIEGO, July 7.—Albert G jr, adopted son of the TO COVER DIMPLED . KNEES THIS SEASON ATLANTIC CITY, N. J... July Summer maids with dimpled } must stop fp ding the beach chorus girl aquatic costumes was the handed down. first reform tt of the season. Daily retty girls {jin ab’ urf attire” have blushing cops pointed censors of MOVIE OPERATORS RISK LIVES TO GET PICTURES OF DRIVE | WASHINGTON, July 7.— { America will soon be seeing the big drive in the movies, accord- ing to a private London cable- gram received today by one of the embassies here “Probably no such battle has ever before been recorded,” the message says. “The cinemeta ; CONCEITED — today Spalding was a lieutenant in the Tenth Royal Inntakillén fustilier jand met his death in the firet few hours of the great drive le Jones conceited? Well, he th inderstands the German and Mexican questions and women.”—Judge ka he | | R graph operators are everywhere | WASHIN July Gen. OCCUPY OME! ovo and exposing themselves with ) Pershing’s column will not only re- | REAL ESTATE LOANS-- B53 28 great heroism, uring pic- }| main within Mexico “for the time ; ly TR tures of troops actually leaving ( but {t may even be sent j _ ; », July Russia eee ey radia nat |{ the trenches under a galling { south to take a hack at thel con me atRGO ORS iT fire.” { ported +o have prac- | Komerov official statement |} from the wa ° seas aaceeunnedl pilated a Carranza gar No Commission inez Wednesday No “Renewal Charges” RAMSEY IS DEAD u Prompt Service Lowest Rates WASHINGTON LAST ORANGE, N. July 7 Ramsey, president of the 1332-34 oraine, Ashland & Southern rail and ¢ r Second Ave. SAVINGS=neL,QAN “*"" —.| Cloth E ASSOCIATION [Via starisnes|| ~Lothes Economy 810 Second Ave. |," ™ pet trovibe eh chat oe Katabliehed Aanete \* t and Mre Frank ee ‘ Cent figure the stand- iat ital eacoonne | Vo.2"! eat ; Interest vs, Berle. Ws [D* on Every bee ety member ' “ Purchase tt cost “gaa ne BRADBURY SYSTEM CLOTHES $20 and Up y Clothes y difficult furnishe most © satisfy the proper itisfying way © exclusive with us Brad Clothes have never been known as cheap clothes. We e Oil have right to at may be speak of ‘their su Men quality wear and Many Others " bWeaweld va) Wildere Lu iow U Y Sakeares i." Onn iar se our aie x ' redit ' Open a « ount. To Charge at the Eastern costs : you nothir IT'S AN ACCOMM 10 . ° ocer | oe RN i) ) AODATION We wel. } Intant ‘Hiros