The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 29, 1916, Page 8

CLAR's FORCES U.S, ARMY STUCK § | NEAR LEMBERG IN TEXAS MUD | Brody, Austrian Field Base, Shepherd Finds 50,000 at Is Taken, and Kovel Mercy of Poor Is Threatened Roads ADVANCE IS RAPID| DIFFERENT IN EUROPE PETROGRAD, July 29. Gen BY WM. G. SHEPHERD Brusiioff has resumed his of. MERCEDES, Tex Ju a An fensive and thrown back the American army of 60,000 men Hes Teutonic tine on the whole as helpless in the muddy lower Rio ar de va toda ne oan angle Kovel front, from the Rovieoh w hina b ket of molastes railway to Brody, the war of In the dispatch ear of Lieut, J fice announced today The H. Munenst chief of the new capture of Brody was again | motor car machine guns squad, with announced ergt. Wallace, of the new squad wuatee: Yad ss of the |## driver, Lr 0 miles along the lower Kio Grande front today Grand Duly N rees In the The folly of equipping our army Caucasus wa. te ted with trucks after the European A native ” ¢ cavalr fashion, and not having the Euro. took Exersany,” the statement as-| pean roads, wa on every half werted to Friday our forces | mile I tried to imagine that I was captured 2,400 oners, 65 guns|riding along one of the several and other booty advance t Kure n fronts Such sights as ward Sivas and Kherput continues.|po European front affords were . . At ul, @ Turkish attach w commor —a drama of tangled lives, inter- Scgilieed aad tua Gneme flea’ ba A rain such ae today’s would have woven with the mist of the sea— tn made no difficulties on any Euro acknowledged to be one of the two PETROGRAD, July 29 the American forces. Gen. Petain’s * ° Kovel is rapidly being envel 20-mile flying cirele of motor trucks greatest successes this popular pair the Rus lat Verdun, by which trucks cs * sian armies advance unceasin tag supplies whirl to Veréun on has ever appeared in iy agninet the Abetrians ta Gal | cae Self ots Chote oid ee lela, Capture of Brody, mill the other half, would be utterly im tary experts pointed out today, | possible to duplicate here gives the czars forces an op When I began the trip, I knew portunity to improve their |that many regiments were abso thrust northwestward toward lutely horselees, and In case of any Kovel. sudden movement it would be nec Meanwhile, it was believed | eseary to transport all supplies on here the czar’s troops are fore- | trucks, and all troops on trucks or Ing onward toward Lemberg af An evidence of character of the the precipitate Austrian 8 n miles from Brownsville we und a three-ton truck blocking the retreat ia given in the fact that on Thurs/ road, mired with two s held R b day the Russians were 12 miles\up behind ft. If there had been This is a bh aw ¢ al if he pation of the town was announced. | some desperat Htary situation This is a brand new copy and he il be Petrograd awaits full detafis of Bro-| they Bie 1 have been held up as shown four days only, starting Sunday. dy’s investment, It was regarded | well 7 * certain that a considerable quan It was not the fault of the truck Positively no longer. tity of booty fell into the hands of| which was resting on |ts axles with the city's conquerors, since Brody | wheels whir inelen in mud had been the Austrian field base,| pits. This in the middie of the and announcemes of capture of a road All European roade—even large uber of prisoners wae a those In ren Gal a,t . expected. From Brody on, it was Russian — fre pointed out here today, the Russian Greece, M ah army of invasion will have the ad-/kans are paved with stone { vantage of a railroad in the move-| middle nt against Lamberg. Every foot| Ten miles farther on advance registered along the rail-| truck was mired the same w 7 road to Kovel menaces anew the far as oth ¢ Teuton positions at Kovel. it Is easy to The trip p 4 that while gen erals in tho European war are able WESTLAKE AT PINE CONTINUOUS 11 TO 11 GROCER TRICKS S i to any part of their front Any Children in _atornon ots the nase Seat 10c Always 5c the lower Mio Grande valley could have whirled anywhere today, n¢ matter how much he might have been needed “°° BRITISH REPULSE HOLDUP MAN "Got any cigarettes? BOMBS WRECK W%e.Deserton AIRMEN RAID svete access Friday night | “Yep.” said Weatherby. | ' in Warm Weather| July 29,—Two desper Wanderlust, inspired by hot | counterattacks against Delville woods, recent LONDON, ate German positions In ly They went into the store. When Weatherby turned around | he was looking into a pistol po tinted | P “THE MENACE” ENGLISH COAST weather, leads many men to ; 8 eage ey LONDON, July 29.—A German | At his head by the customer win ee. the, Petes. eee Fe) AURORA, Mo., July 29—The desert their wires at this sea- b * y “Now, get down on the floor,” | Pulsed, Gen. Haig reported today ot The Menace, an antl atr raid in the early hours of today! ..4004' the holdup man The Teutons, he sald, suffered | | early A tele Ty the "explosion of Most of them,” says Attorney [V¢F Lincolnshire and Norf Weatherby did. The man went | heavy lows nto Seu three bombs. Ed Jas. Brown, Jr., 708 11th N caused no “material damage,” ac-|thru the cash reginter, took Weath. | °° We are taking progress despite| “will be coming back seeking |cording to official statements erby’s watch and departed . ring vate ape | eee One was injured, altho the; sorsiveness when the weather “Three airships at 1:20 this mort Did he get all you had?” asked | * peer sll. watchman was in the bulld-| | os cold in November.” Ing dropped 32 bombs over I in * officers when they arrived at the time. e? tik shire and Norfolk without m No,” said Weatherby, “I had the U S GEOLOGIST _ The bombs had been placed under damage,” the war office ass: cash in my pocket and I shoved (1, Ve Os | floor, which was badly dam-| SUPERSTRUCTURE FINISHED and some loose paper was | set on'fire by the explosion. “There were no casualties.” Yorkshire and Lincolnshire fre-| The board of public works was quently have been visited by Ger notified Friday by N. H. Beer, of under the counter when he ordered | me to the floor.” OFF FOR NORTH Feeling ran high following the jman Zeppelins. Presumab! | Preparatory to making his 19¢h “explosion. Damage was estimated |the Beer Building Co., that the! there was a direct point of wack | BRANDE iS TO HEAD Alaake, “Altre Srooks at $1,000. superstructure of the new Fremont |)» the air raiders in today’s raid {t I = lige - 5 “yy 4 rin pte presses had just completed bridge had been completed. and) was the town Hull, which ts MEX COMMISSION eral resour arrived {n iB Fun of this week's Menace wher |that the bridge will be hustled to|ynown to be a cruiser and mine edie aaa, wees hove the bombs exploded at 4:15. | completion weeper base. | ceranmemenia ea ieave @abarda oe euneiss I aiagamanal At one place,” the war office} WASHINGTON, July for Juneau Am statement continued, “antiaircraft |vinced Carranza will ace b Brooks has two parties in Alas 0 S in oun guns drove off the air craft from|United States’ suggestion, made by|ka this year, one at Ketchi their objective. Fog hampered the| Acting Secretary Polk yeate the other at Prince Willia f h rt Te Ss ral that the scope of the proposed joint|sound, A careful study of th or 0 im lcommission inquiry into United) mineral re this sectior States-Mexican relations be broad.| will be made he said HIS WIFE STICKS jened so the commission can get to \t New Music A New Pictograph @AE MURRAY, LASKY-PARAMOUNT STAR, COLISEUM) A Gold Seal Comedy 15c CHILDREN oe the great character actor & 4 and fascinating ae Murray in Dream will be seen Sunday to Wednesday at the Vw Saturday—Last Times s- Pauline Frederick “A man who has never be trayed his word or faith with the people.” This is the campaign slogan adopted by the supporters of Former Governor Henry Me Bride, who is a candidate for another term as chief execu tive of the state McBride served as governor for four years, The claim is made nd is not divputed by his oppo nente—tha Meliride’s word has ever been broken The formor governor was the f to annou in the 5 nt mpaign th i stand no we he prohibition law t e. He has taken t and squarely A al mountebankr andits who hav eir Hives have me the impres liclously ive rere 3 ‘ he bottom of the trouble, the ad sipn that McHiride is against to regularly put into the savings bank || ,, OU; MPTA, July | 29 Mrs. Jour | task of picking the United ¢ ove better a part of each dollar earned nied the rumor that she contem-|membe oy Pe bomen ; OSSINING, N.Y 29.—For | ,, Hapecially ee ee Yea plated divorce ection against ndications Supreme Justice e ( Stlele serra 7 a8, ' v= The next step of investing the || plated divorce ection against he deis would head the Ist be-| ae edite : the fh so accumulated is now made || west, and ‘vill be brought back to = yrds is dae ery An's @x be eave ei <r cables to eas’ y the opportunity offered to || this state to serve he commisaio: understood m. was fost “ rave ald anc n ait jevanout et buying bonds of || for looting the state will hold its first sessions on the Supreme Court |e, wets’ two years ago c ying 8 fed | border. » Guy, white the court went|,, TMs Journalistic hypocrite ts ut small denominations that are safe; § refuses to believe that The question of the rehabtiita important papers submitted | 't* Wits’ end.te bast have a ready market, and certainty of | had traveling with another |tion of Mexico's finances will be midnight egy = Me ° oe a n . punctuality in payment of interest and |) ¥o™ maidered, i is believed. Sein fe mod se pd rom otie end he other. But % hf a i tion s one o! In fact, we are glad to have and to LINER ESCAPES SUB °::: the Bl dees phe gh yo Rae Be particularly recommend such excellent — ti taco ever had reanatnecopet, A Some wild scores were turned In| ROME, July 29.—The Italian Ix NAB 2 BANK BANDITS Mon nda alg McBride will r Friday tid members of the West\er Reitaly, bound from Genoa to speak rer ball, Fremont st Coast amb assoctation | New York, beat off an enémy sub: a Bioware av The Puget Sound Mortgage who, wot, elr semiannual |marine and contintied on her Yos-| GIDNEY, Nebo duly 29.—Two ‘ meeting with a golf tournament atjage, according to announcement| y+ me 3 1 A rmal meeting was held - 5 ord ) annow ent) masked men locked Cashier W. ¢ val nieeting was } Co.’s Collateral Gold Bonds Lhe Petie. cf ttocntnan, with «| bere today. Smith in the vault after helping |Friday afternoon in the Poindexter “s . nine, foquiam, with a - a 4 eadq r ai) sk yuile The 1-year Bonds are in denomina- || nanaicap of 20 kes, won the J.| themselves to $1,200 in the Nebras- |! aR eeeetinaba re adn as tions of $100 and $500 and bear 5 per || H. Bloedel trophy, while C. FE. Pat A OB ka State bank at Sunol, near here, | \¥ Aphrox matey an cent interest, payable at maturit ton and H. P. Wycoff turned In| and escaped ted to draw up $ yaya F aturity tarde of 7h i While escaping they shot and 7 The _2-year is are for $. Hiram J. Jacobs, 56, prominent {Killed Ira Paup and Paul Vacik, | “ bear 51% per cent interest, payable GETS 1 AND WATCH Seattle attorney, died Friday at the |¥hO attempted to stop th H. Walker, chairman emi-annually ttle General hospital. He was " An arme - posse hs ter captured | in” gee man Thomas y : ne men, Who gave their names as hah and Sivear Bods ate alia son of the late ploneer jurist heh George W. Dilling rues om (gee tito oe ; A daylight burglar got $1 and a nge Jacobs J. W. Cornell and R. G. Lukens dy. They for $5¢ nd bear 6 per cent interest h, after turning things upside The funeral will be held from the| eting to lasts Bulla home of payable semi-annually at the home of J. C. Beneker,|family home at 1801 B. Jefferson Fire losses in United States and | quarte Tues gp ees in The security behind these bonds 09 W. Lander st, Friday after-/st. Interment will be in Mougt/Canada last year decreased $52,-| o'clock ane consists of First. Mortgages on Im. |,200n._He got in thru a window, | Pleasant cometery | 765,000. | The t ers of the 8 - — | Poindexte are Biot proved Seattle Real Estate and Seattle and Local Improvement bonds—all de posited with The Scandinavian Amer : A fio kof ndidat heade ican Bank as trustee. On top of that ie 8 hs re a t “Frid and as a matter of urse there i ht at the Queer Anne libra the paid up capit the Puget Sound Among the ot w v Mortgage Co., amounting to $100,000 Mittin fe cotanées denn Bie as a further security nd Lafe Hamilton, f erif Purchasers can leave the bond ith tobert Tripple, for cler The Scandinavian American Bank for eal an Git” aateekament ct te pe afe rep principal and interest | dry law being collected by the bank without charge d either forwarded or placec “Why Whitney?” varge, and ac rwarded or 4 1 This question is now being to credit of customer account a directed Scandinavian American Bank Use Our Ballard Branch if More Convenient The three men shown in tne tron.) U., where more tnan score oF row were among the few workmen workmen were choked to death, who escaped from a tunnel 150 feet|when a gas pocket was struck. beneath the surface of Lake Erie,, Men who had worked in the day and five miles out from Cleveland, time were asleep in the crib. a dasned down into the tunnel to res: | cue the workers, and succeeded in} dragging out a few, among them Mike Gallagher, Larry Dunn on Resources Over $12,000,000 ————____' They! Mike Keough, shown here, supplemented by “Who is Whitney?" There 18 a good deal of mys tery concerning the candidacy of W another M. Whitney for con gress. He is unknown to the public, never having been in terested in Seattle's welfare ir any way—either in business or In civic affair He is not a leading lawyer. His “states manship” Is unheard of. counrer aTTacxs “HIS WORD IS GOOD,” SLOGAN FOR M’BRIDE; FAVORS DRY LAW Why Whitney? Does a nondescript ii Cc. Kelloggs. ress, W dea for tle’s J. W. Bryan has been a ator, city att of B and congressman, has a fine record in is seeking a renomina He H. £. of several legislatures. He made good Foster has been a member And 80 ou | Eats From Three | . to 6 Eggs Ever Day of the Y. Cecil Coats, 4554 14th N. looked over the menu card from cocktail to the printer's Seattle | - | name. pestis Then he ordered fried eggs. “I have eaten from three to anothe six eggs every day for years,” as a city he said. “When in doubt. good rec order eggs. That's my advice. ell kuown in Seattle, been his home from ir JURORS TO PICNIC h been a moving y of the activities for eattle. : - Every person who has ever Miller, still another re /S¢rved on a King county jury i entitled to participate in the annual cougre: Mice judge here, eps. Jurors’ picnic ‘at Woodland part tor, and mayor of Seat-| Ausust 6. taken a 7 in R stat ren tou METROPOLITAN Opening Aug. 5 congress ation In Seattle, 25c, 50c, 75¢ $2 a Seat in New York down the with most of the candidates for congress. They The Ince Film Triumph Ave hemselves more o ess in » CC ynity’s activities But why WI What has ever done t n considered r such a In 11 Reels and With a cis. adastecablions Prologue | Requiring 75 ffice will attend the annu — S of the King Coumy. om SPECIAL MUSIC Saturda afternoon BY SCHERTZINGER none ft ‘em will get a chance to speak. The plenic’s at Woodland park, and the park Tt was of this wonder-drama board doesn't allow political thet ‘the New York American speeches there of dune 8, 1916, sald M. E. Durham, candidate for su its periotendent of public instruction® t red spoke before an atdience of schovo' s men and various er rd parts of the displayed Tale wae the Inst meeting of the Sie University M. ©. 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