The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 14, 1916, Page 9

Ne (GARRANZA HAS [yi 0.24.07 BRITISH SMASH [PASSENGERS OH] mae cont Seattle’s Greatest Y A ANOTHER PLAN "| GERMAN FRONT, TRAIN ARE SHOT ®: far 13 Pontes ae a Infant's Keep Your Bowels Frut Jelites, ’ | rinse 13¢ Clean assorted = flaw Ul we Will Propose Commission of | |Break Thru Teuton Line and’ Buckshot Fired Into Observa- e Adler-i-ka vors, Regular Six Men to Settle Capture Two More tion Platform by Un- jes qulak vatet tee ase a pound. : Differences Villages known Man sour stomach, gai Saturday, full \ A revelation, both as *) ; | f and constipation, pound ‘20 OREGON (ese atten) WOULD INVESTIGATE ATTACK STRONG FORCE/FOUR ARE WOUNDED often prevents appen- tor c 4 : x | . dicitio 4 gray and brown twoeds e | . 7 CASHMERE i sar + By Ed L. Keen NEW YORK, July 14—Four always SUITS wear like tron ct PROPOSITION SUBMITTED | | LONDON, July 14 POLE, MENENG one WeNES a be seen to be sve! | WASHINGTON, July 14.— | | oe ia and a boy, were shot and pain- ; ated. Acting Secretary of State Polk British troops broke the fully, tho not seriously, wound eines today submitted to President : ; od, when a ch 1 uckohet Phome Elitott aes Wilson and the cabinet Car eee Une ca ee pee ht abearvition ate Sella ranza’s suggestion for an ap- front at dawn today with p ¥ P pointment of a commission of three men from each nation to settle the Mexican problem, It became known also that President Wilson heatrtily ap- proved the plans, He was ex pected to put his formal 0, K on It earty this afternoon, be fore leaving on the yacht May- flower for a week end trip down the Potom Shoes t Work aa Dress I can save you money on Plenty of them. Grays, browns, blacks,mixtures and choice blue sergesn. A At druggists get a jar officer of state department or the any reliable foreign oft The Mexican members, however, would be affiliated with the de facto AGENCY FOR CROSSETT SHOES pol §=Oint nd a cake of Resinol Soap. | administration, tho not in the diplo-| These are not at all expenat | You have always paid $4 30 matic department. Negotiations | With the Resinol Soap and wa: | $5.00 for them. My price ° would start at some point on ¢t water bathe I § border, probably at El Paso or San | thoroughly unti | Beacon Union Made Shoes, in all Antonio, in order that Mexicans and | crusts th leathers, for street $3 50 United States military authorities | Dry very gentl and dress ° might give the commission their | la f . : help English last, rubber sole and he Later the commission would etary to | } Shoes, in ga $3 50 come north to some summer resort should velour calf ....... ° Asbury Park or Atlantic City be-| Usually the distressing itching and burning stop with the first treat ment and the skin soon becomes lear and healthy again free, Dept. 20-R, Resinol, ing favorably considered. mrs. HEARST PROTESTS July Ba WHEN YOU BUY FROM ARL SCHERME YOU SAVE 103-107 First Ave. So. TEN STEPS FROM YESLER $o333es3s) i TO OUR MILITIAMEN Upon orders from Hazen J Titus, superintendent of the dining car departme of the Northern | Pacific, who became Interested tn the movement started by The Star/ for correspondence w militia. men on the al! stamped and ready sent to the camp of the ton Guardsmen at Calexioc They are for the the guardsmen sages home. NOTED WOMAN GIVES CITY THE ‘ONCE-OVER’ Mrs. Robert H. MeCormick, moth- er of Medili McCormick, and prom- inent society woman of Chicago, ar-| i . were ashing Friday conventence of in writing mes PP op WILD ROSE LARD Trine tam rived in Seattle over the Northern Pacific Thursday from the East, gy She {s a guest at the New Wash- ington Sho saw the boulevards Friday under the direction of D. 8. To-| bias, of the Northern Pacific din-| \ing car department. BULL BROS. Just Printers 1013 THIRD MAIN 1043 Quality Markets SATURDAY SPECIALS: Choice Leg of 1 5 Cc! Young Mutton Choice Steer Pot Roast. Choice Spare Ribs... : * Choice Shoulder Pork Roast... Choice Shoulder of HAIR TONIC Satisfaction Guaranteed Young Mutton..... | June Caprice, the new Fox star, who {s appearing at the Strand| Choice Shoulder 12 This Tonic 1s guaranteed to || theatre this week, in “Caprice of the Mountains,” her Initial picture,| Veal Roast.......' C || stop talting of the hair, remove || has certainly won a home for herself with Seattle people, | i Gandruff and te promote the) In speaking of her success, Manager William Smythe of the Strand| Choice Veal 15 growth of the hair, A most val- |i stated as follows Phe instant success achieved by June Caprice 1s Chops...----- * C |] varie remeay for Mtehing scalp t/q source of great satisfaction to me, and I am sure that it will be to Choice Steer Boiling c Seat oe actiteias William Fox as well. While we felt sure that the piquant, dainty lov ness and charm of Migs Caprice could not help but assure h Beef.,.-. ye pee tt ee 4, still, in the launching of any new star there is still an ¢ nt of Fresh-dressed Milk- 25 ies ery, $1. I) doubt until she has finally made her appearance before the public fed Broilers Cc ew ey thinaelre “But, right from the first performance, {t was apparent that June , Caprice has come to stay. From the time the picture first started to Wild Rose Creamery 29c 1 ave, and Madison #1 run, expressions of delight and praise were heard freely among the Butter, fresh churned ‘ Phone Main I) 114 first-run audience. And the way the crowds have kept up durir Full Cream 18 the week is ample proof that the new star is to be popular, and VERY | American Cheese.... Cci> —- os ——-—-—-| popular, at that Wild | “There is probably no better judge of talent in American than means 25 HAVE Wiliam Fox. He has built up a large fortune by catering to the amuse Rose Milk......--+-- c |ment tastes ofithe American, and {t therefore stands to reason that he knows his business, When he stated positively that he would make June Caprice the most popular screen star in the world, and do it in #ic of one year, it » no idl rons t Of course, he must have felt ir continued Mr St the that t public will be anxiously await letan?|ing the next production of this dainty 1 tar uly T t nd ha ltogether a ve rong program this week The vr moving pictures of our soldier beys have proved a very popular draw i ca Tr jw the National Guard boys leaving Seattle for BALLARD MARKET American lake thi in ce » at the latter place, show how they er ae | oye. OF Any disease oF iue| live, eat their meals, etc They show them in Fe view beto mt ; of 9 and 10 er and other dignitaries. They show them taking the train for South Shops Open Until 9 P. M. jana Wee i a ‘California. There 1 also a comedy and the ever-popular Mutt and] Peer Fe 1444 Firet Ave. 169 Washington se, Jolt animated cartoon, that lines a smashing blow swept the British into the villages of Lon- gueval and Baseatin-Le- Grand and cleared the Trones wood, an advance of more than a mile. The gain is the greatest success for the Anglo- French offensive since the | | | r} . WASHINGTON, July 14—A | opening of the great as- H. P. Giltet, 60, New York. ana oe | quality Shoes. The easiest commission of elx men, three | sault, 13 days ago Muster Keifer Newman, New Or |My uoctde, 2 co Polson Fiy Pa- |p Good all showing of pen * : yi - : leans uoe o Poison Fiy Pa f 1 ; job I have is to pro’ from each country, will be pro “At dawn we attacked the ; ‘ ) ces yer, 3 “ps, cil stripes, pin | J to 2 ve just | posed by Gen. Carranza, an enémy’s second system of defense,” conte gmt Ke Cewst er, maid) for . 01 fe. 6c rer sees checks and solid that when you give me the Jf) investigating body to study and | said an official bulletin from Gen. Eight. preteding - Te iaae the bo Coca Cela Gam, 100 Sea Rat, for thing patterns. All] | chance ag par gb egg ait tad Haig, given out at 11 a. m. “Welscreen door of the observation car se 6c Se”. Lic models. Box] | : the United States and Mexico, | Almaru Sato, new Japanese Am-| broke | © positions on &| Fragments of shot were picked up| 360 Red Bug Kiner, 10° Bavelopes, 3 (7, pair... Back Suit Currin’s Hand-Made Kip Loggers, ff] was learned hare today. The | bassador to the United States, who|four-mile front, capturing several) trom the floor, by one of the train| H ‘vettinn 1s phe. 11c ates - oll. single sole, + Ti} proposal will be submitted to (will take Ambassador Chinda’s| *trongly defended localities, Heavy | employes, and will be turned over MMB for ........ 26c tor wees. Wines, helps. to specialty. ceathet $8 60 } the state department within sea | fighting continues,” to the officials in Chicago. | Se i a ae S60 Bay Rum, 2 [peupport « person . | two or three days. = sid paanundiie pecial dispatches from press| ‘The train was stopped in Lima 16 | fly — bottles 26c Currin’s French Kip | The commissioners will be di- re by th facto government of headquarters at the front announc-| minutes, and Dr. J. B. Vail attended | Be 6c SR aida: | Logger $8.60 f SMROe Se rere out O Some xico of the Babicora ranch was ed the capture of Longueval, Basen-|the sictifhs. (00 white Comband Tablets 2 O@e | | series of remedial steps, prob- | voiced by Mrs. Phoebe Hearst, own-|tinleGrand ond the clearing of the| ‘They were unable to describe the | $0 WAR e Conant Cas 6c Currin’s Hand-Sewed French KI ably involving the patrolling of (er of the property, in a telegram Trones wood in the early hours of|man who did the shooting, ds the | $1.00 Gillette Safety Loi ing heel “4 the border by troops of the two |#hoe sent to to Secretary of| the fighting. m 1dt C Razor Biades. | exer, spring heel, » Bon c c rn 3 train was moving too rapidly. * ‘ 2hc Hospital Agent for the pn $9.50 COUntrtOn. ave inauiettortat (era Lansing | Great Battle Raging Officials of the railroad refused | Brick ana fore" | $1, 01 Cotton .-... 17¢ Celebrated ey would have inquisitoria The blow truck at the ¥ to give out the names of the wound - 0 D6 Ber, Original Chippewa, light weight powers and would be expected sector ot the battle bent where ed persons, aa .- 26¢ Pe os . f-* tone bask eauinet.. GOGO to search out the causes of the ||| How to Heal the Germans had assembled their | Detectives declared there was no|fm™m 22° Tooth Paste and boxes Ble Ss be Hand - Made spring heel, caulked . differences between the peo- : ° |heaviest bodies of reinforcements, |¢Vidence of an attempt to hold up ‘ aoe cee Vi ple on the two sides of the Skin-Diseases ||| “+ ‘doar 26 00 Madam In'dell’s ‘acuum Logger Original Chippewa Sewed Pac, f i | Tho earty bulletins, tho very |the train. ’ : pie Pg meee — eundary line. | meager, indicated that ono of th Guth iouete eee Bottles $6 80 They would be expected to make | greatest battles of the allied ool 2 G00 Madam Is'belt's Keeps hot 48 sole ° A report with testimony by Amert-| A Baltimore do fensive is being wa in the tubes for Ge bau oi 5le hours, keeps cold! Dayton Logger, plain 4 30 - cans and Mex pans as to the in- ae but relia wooded regicn north: ‘is Shieh 2 for cones fird 72 hours. or outside counter . +o pagel e oy IP Myth clipe re | Britten. eayahoe apparentiy pith 1 domen Math septio Lo; Bae B $1.50 ‘ that precipitated the punitive ex-| Wi was in the direction of Martinpuc 7 a tee 5le_ tion,2 for. & — McMillan Weinbrenner’s Milwaukee Work [Mf pedition into Mexico. Heleh a tae nasane deel 2 for Hc"shaving Cream, [I Quaragy gg Pp | Shoes, black Neither Ambas#a Arredondo Fer asogy a | abeovbont 2 tubes 26 for . Pants | or tan $3 00 ; 7 Flete:! r" 8 {mating road leading to | lee for Cc $2.50 Lunch Kit, or tan, $2.50 and...--. . or Ambassador Fletcher would be |t | paume, the immediate objective of pkes. for 6c eae Erith $1 98 $3.50 WES on the commission, nor would any the British attack She Qhuwhitn,. for 26 French Also Advance The village of Longueval les at| cies on their train, the Intersebtion of the Bapaum Bray and Albert-Combles highway and but seven miles southwest of | Cjeveland Bapaum HazentinleGrand les = imm y east of Contalmaison, ure by the British was adr ted at Berlin yesterday, and slight northwest of Trones wood The French left wing pushod fc ward at the same time, accordin o an ficial report from Paris, htening the French lines b ween and threatening the village of Ma’ repas —| TREASURER TERRY ASKS LESS MONEY whore | city, Hardecourt and Guillemont, form of the car Pitcairn, at- tached to the Pennsylvania railroad’s orack Chicago-New York train, the Broadway Lim ited, near Maples, ind. last night. The train arrived in on time at 9:40 today when Pull man Conductor Walsh made bis report to the road officials The wounded are R. J. Wood, stenographer to the | general freight agent of the Penn: | ayivanta at Pittsburg. | New York SWIFT'S Second and Pike SATURDAY secons One Cent One Cent Specials Specials SWIFT'S and Pike cl LAND, 0, July 14.—Fam- de or can honay-combed ished Wy a lack of sufficient sup va Wash Clothe 200 New York rhottien.. 16¢ 2 for 6c Saran. 296 ®| troops, en route to the border to| c Lister's Anti- §00 Rubber Gloves, “fi ptic Solution, 2 stamp out banditry, stopped off in 6c lc long enough to make z ¥ “Foot Fiy | Hast Ninth st. look like Villa had loo Aluminum 3 double ©) led another taid on an American| Drinking lc Cups, 2 for.. The troops of the Twelfth, Four teenth and Twenty-third and Sixty nta regiments? and cc Maj. Timothy J. Monah: «|given an hour to obtain stores near the Nickel Plate depor Impatient because store em jployes could not attend to thetr o-| wants fast enough, the soldiers ped themselves to’ watermelons, jale, meats, tobacco, fruit and wine Tennis Racket Specials Champion J ra | 850 1916 Tennis Ralls, ; 29c Jat three commission houses, and cen leaned out a restaurant. | A riot call brought a score of armed police to the storekeepers’ 1 | Morris Goidheimer of the Cleve- public Hbrary will ask the|land Produce company, said some se for an allowance of $5,0 of the soldiers told him they bad |‘*——— = — nore for 1917 than waa awarded | Deen without food for 36 hours COMMANDER OF DEUTSCHLAND in 1916, according to the udget | eee * via a eatimate subiritted to the feance| committee “ Tho city treasurer will ask for SOCIETY WOMEN . a $3,290 less than he was awarded - in the 1916 budget. i GIVEN A FRIGHT - | NEW YORK, July 14.—Lightning SAN FRANCISCO, July 14.—Aft-| struck and killed Felix Jacobus, er a long pert f f cial weak-/ocaddy of the Great Neck, L. L, ness, the \Western ¢ raiiroad|golf club, Thursday as he was passed out of the hands of re-|holding the flag for Mrs. Oscar celver at midnight Thursday and| Lewishon, formerly Edna May, the started anew inder the trol of t hole out Charles M. Lavey, as president Following the tragedy, Mrs Lewishon and a score more a0. HEAT WAVE Is ENDED PHILADELPHIA, July 14 Heavy rains have relieved the a1 fering populace from the swelter 4 ing heat of the last few days. In LOCAL SYNAGOGUE) ; many parts of New York and Z Ivan the perature - Z i nearly 20 degrees in as A grand sacred concert will be 65 JOIN ARTILLERY have en tillery bat y le by N Sixty-five men the new field ing organized in Sea al Guard officers. xt number signed up Thursday. Dow town recruiting headquarters be opened shortly. WHITE STONE, N. Y¥.—Chased by a dog, two kittens tried a ané submarine meth one rescued from w work; hazardous climb of 100 fe into tree necessary to rescue othe ri ds to escap ter hour's et SHOWING NEW FELTS In the shades to match the spor sweaters. felt. Specially priced at n of this will 1822 Second Avenue, $5.00 SSstessisssttistessssistisiiittesssississ tester t st csi se tetas a ay | € y women kneeled in the drench ing storm, which followed the elec | trical attack, and prayed. SACRED CONCERT AT af. given by Cantor, Rev. Solomon Tov- | 7 bin and chotr, assisted by Mr, B.| 7 Dolgox, choirmaster, under the aus-| F pices of the Congregation Bikur| 7 ‘holum, at 17th ave, and Yesler way, on Sunday evening, July 16 PICK MINNEAPOLIS BUFFALO Y., July 14.—Min neapolis was selected as the next convention seat for the annual meeting of the Imperial Counc! of the Mystic Shrine, at the close of the 42nd session. n. al Capt. Paul Koenig, commander of the German superneubmarine, the Deutschland, which made the record-breaking trip from Bremer haven, Germany, to the United States, docking at Baltimore, Md The | vessel traveled’3,800 miles, according to Capt. Koenig, and left Brem- erhaven dune aval Valuable Belgian paintings have been rolled in cloth, inclosed in [watertight metal tubes and sunk | DOWNSTAIRS AT TURRELL’S is still spread in our Downstairs We call particular attention to a few features: t suits and Good quality The feast of Big Bargains, Department Pig Girls’ Mary Jane Pumps, in gunmetal calf and patents, $3.00 and $3.50 kinds, ‘at . + $1.65 Sizes 6 to 11 of the same, at . $1.45 Children’s White Canvas Shoes, $2.00 kind, at . «_ 506 — Boys’ $4.00 Oxfords, at si. .ccsesss g sce + $1.65 , All sizes in Boys’ and Girls’ Tennis Oxfords .. + 500 Barefoot Sandals for the entire family at big reductions, laird, Schober & Co.'s Ladies’ Black Satin, Suede and Rus- sian Calf Pumps and Oxfords, $6.00 and $7.00 values, at ...$2.45 Ladies $5.00 Velvet Pumps as none $1.95 Ladies’ $6.00 Velvet Shoes . soccer s $2.95 Men's Oxfords, made by J. & M., Nettloton and others, great WOLUCR, At vas resccccccenghtaesrosens Hovescsesemavess oad And the big lot of wi omen’s bow ghows, in sizes up to No, 4-$1,00 DOWNSTAIRS AT TURRELL’S 120 MARION ST. —OR— 903 SECOND AVE rr e cLlan COSCO TOSS CE OEESOOE SOLOS SEES COOOTESCLELELE®