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STAR—WEDNESDAY, AUG. 9, 1916. PAGE 2 SILL TELLS OF ‘'CALORIES! THESE MAY DECIDE [—, _ LIQUOR RAIDS. WAR! NOT ENOUGH IN GERMANY| You ve Heard About Urges Election of Sheriff beled (This is the second of a ) is more, 60 far, artillery, | ed. THEY FIGHT THE WARS, Will Get After the series of articles from The shells and trenches can't be PAY FOR THE WARS AND Billingsleys Star special correspondent, sald to have settied anything, STARVE FOR THE WARS. who Is touring Europe to de but in Germany, anyway, That ie the bitter truth of the % INDORSED BY MEETING scribe conditions that will bear wages and stomachs are set case a on the final peace terms. tling things with considerable Persona who have moderate t oo s of the worth | Editor.) rapidity large salaries or income N C = eerrertetives Pt ad| BY CHAS, EDWARD RUSSELL Wages, stomachs and cal- | really get pinched when t t -—INow Lome the Baptist Young People’s Union, |Neted American Sociologist, Tour.) ries. That's a great thing of living goes up, They utter the which have a membership of 5,000, ing Europe for The Star calor Calories are bossing | joud roar, but they are not vitalty and LISTEN heard Mayor Gill voice his svand THE HAGUE, Holland, July the job bit, With the workers it ‘ a dif leys in the Of dry law enforcement and the} 25— Mall.)—The news re Fight and Starve ferent story. ‘ get the bulge t It water front strike situation Tugs-| Porte always say that this Is a With reason or without It, (and it hurts oO day evening at the Good Mats cafe war of artillery, shells and all about Europe the cost of Unless thore iv a correapondiog ia. Sergt. Putnam, in charge of} trench No doubt jut it is living has been soaring and [increase in wages dry squad, explained the prob just much a war of wages soaring. Wherever that hap Coste Climb 139 Per Cent We invite 1 to hear Jems confronting his detatl | and of stomachs. pena, it in the workers and In Great Britain the cost of mT A foe “Tt is up to the citizens to e Just as much, and | guess it | their families who get equeez living has Increased 61 pe ¢ great f he & sheriff and a prosecuting attor | SO -~ mene ~ cent In two years, In the same t Dance M hey who will go after the Billings: | ¢ have Increased, it ; Rae atlas county,” Mayor Gill Lemon 'Pies for Hughes Being Is estimated, an ave! of 42 ect rom Grand gaild. “They have opened up at But many wages on the Harmor Pher \ 5 h exceeded that fly Te sala he bad pre >|} Made by Seattle N, Pz Experts | Uareuaie you ateas Gus dy self. Decide whether 50: voters to enforce the, ary law and ai cappinainai nment’s aa eration atten much to give the deligt — eee Candidate Charles Evans Hughes,|the kind mother used to try to) tung has we en ‘aletributed than ment to your home circle “Some of our supposedly good /After he leaves St. Paul, en route| make.” was ever known there before th. tt ; I | Citizens are in the whirky to the cific coast, will have The great big potatoes will In Germany in the same with the be muss 4 said, “retailing a jWatch out for his whiskers eapectally ne 4 from a pt time, the cost of living has in this offer limited and uct for $15. We are not } If be doesn't, they will get gum-|heavywelghts grown in W er d 139 per cent. But be ‘ j with real men. but with med up with lemon pl ton cause Germany's outside corm you iid ’ at Dined aggregation of w Dining Car Superintendent H. J When the car merce has been paralyzed, her once and m de = ere.” us and David Tobias, his attle, he will t export and many other manu Aft r Speaking of breaking uy eutenant, of the Northern Pacific, | 100-pound facturere partly or wholly sue . ¢ ers’ fixtures, he satd 'larranged Wednesday to keep a gar Vv pended and allied Indus farm are lm doing no more than | hove &/ Hughes party supplied with lemon corne tries crippled, there has bi Instead of more demand perfectly satisfied, bor, and the average In of wages bh b AE to do, because « public nul: | pies and great big baked u i potate and a big sugar menace Braethce* dbiications x | “The ples will bear Hughes’) with an electric ell TOM the liquor people, ;ame.” says Titus, “and will de/ its ta ons, A | he sald, were responsible for the 1 few w ng people are ice articles on the dry situation|had been so few disturbances, | @ - <5@| better fed because of the wer; mil-| Which are being circulated thru the| when cx ering that 2,000 men}! POPE BONNETS BACK are worse fed } | have refuse* to work and that ne-/|@ * Shy of Calories y- \ He gave credit to the city coun-/fro strikebreakers have been im i . ee oly MAS copilg, Sabamssy b ¢ Rep bog vm, CLIP AND SIGN THIS COUPON And Get the Special Terms on the Complete Out The Harmony Talking Machine Six Selections t AVERAGE POORER GERMAN 18 NOW BE FOR THE FIRST TIME, TO SHOW PLAINLY THE SIGNS OF ell for co-operating. ported and permitted to encourage Referring to the water front|trouble by going downtown past ie, the mayor said he consid-| congregations of etrike sympatht: fortunate that there | ers H malleable Roth employors and employes | A DIMINISHE D DIET—shbow it fn} One Tho and N. j] ce seers kim, be ead, be Pat ds eke $3 os gelty re the HARMONY TALKING es gyn cause he would not play either the | 7 ae ee a enn tae Horstord’s Acid Phe ; insomnia, mental exhaus open or losed shop game with lassitude ‘the beat tonic them and stoma: Sergt. Putnam said the railway and ste hip companies had al! played a part tn su booze illegally fh. The “Come-back™ man was really Regular solicitors, be said, have po Rever down-and-out. His weakened | routes to drum up business for the 7 a a | professional !aw violators. Gemahés Gitarulation The Billingsleys make good fel the cry for a health-giving|!0Ws out of themselves and gain ortes rice o oo aw KELLY TALKING MACHINE CO. rd and University, Seattle That js to say, he ts shy of eg) OUT OF TOWN CUSTOMERS Are given the same special terms. Simply mail the Coupon we will send the instrument to your home, or wait until you come tn hear it July many untetpalits *s be Horr kitchens For more than a} tie ‘ton’ she'd Goalies HH Quy Exchange Privilege Ke The @ rations and the munic 6 are calculated on You can exchange the Harmony any time w ipal m te and the :efreshing sleep friends to help their ume,” he rial : _ aoe calories a four months for any larger machine in our very GOL % The: 1 * jay for each adu ¥ ‘ lead ‘ or. Petites hie" Benwe tx PA ona But your scientists long ago complete stock, which, as you know, includes SKE. Machine y are wonderful. “Three| With a regular corps of sol | determined 2,400 calories a day odels of the three world jard make Cilerslalhing a p Non day customers One of | * be the minimum for normal | ert octore san in here toni = Saar aang : ir niversi mn Gredt. Wettain the on jook around, and thon go out shooting of two police of cers at the Hililingsley nu July 24 was due to but take tham{others who could talk | Your druggtst will gladly | would,” he said your money if they do not] The meeting indorsed the cam opt no substitutes. Pex | Palgn for enforcement of the dry GOLD M on| law and the mans meeting st the the pur as pavene next Sunda: aMernoon imported Haarlem For saie and guaranteed =p, | Co, kidne: Grade caces fae NEW EDISONS VICTROLAS COLUMBIAS i Workers Want Pe So the German worker is SEATTLE’S TALKING MACHINE HEADQUARTERS shy 200 a day of the minimum supply and probably 1,800 a | day of the amount the more | fortunate British workers get. SSC SWIFT AIRMEN | THieATRES |VILLISTAS SLAY 222%, te, CLASSES ARE STILL KE ~ CALORIES, Millions of German ‘ jAUTo ROLLS DOWN A bewitehing hat for fall te the| WOFkOrH aro dead. weary of war RAID GERMANY GRAND GEN, AGUILAR Much This Season apd are beginning to demand The Douglas family begin a re} Pn BANK; BOY UNHURT pope bonnet of panne veivet, with c CHICAGO, Ang. 9.—Here’s why ! WAR, THEY HAVE PLE peace turn engagement at the Grand thea j crown of biack veivet, trimmed with "1 the last month there have tre Wednesday. The Scotch and : Iner clothes cost so mech. This fall she asks for long, full kirts on her party gowns and dresses, and insists that $21-a-yrrd matertal be used. It takes four yards and “up” tc a bow of white gr o While his ded sustained a com rw of white grosgrain ribbon. lheen menacing outbreaks in Ber-| Irish songs and jokes made a big) EI, PASO. Aug. 9— ; PARIS, Aug. 9.—Fiy he pound fracture of the arm and in lin (two), Munich (three), Co PARIS, Aug Fiying in the! i: when they were here a short ternal injuries, Charlie, 4-yearold lentz, Brunswick Osnabrack [4arkness at the rate of nearly alu TT ot pg lacey Madgebure, Cologne (two), Aachea,|™ile a minute, a Fren bh and elsewhere. One that rather |"n Crossed the Voag bh air aque me 3S son of Carlo Gi b> sat aia ow group of songs and jok jJury when the auto driven his - ete ' ople wos in the Berlin )and the Black forest of Germ mA |father collided with a milk wagon startled r d jand rolled do#n a 75oot embank suburb of Charlottenburg and bom! arded the jment. at Georgetown, Tuesday | Kaleer Roasted of Rothweil, o night. Dr. W. H. Corson attended STILL MC SIGNIFICANT |{t, Was officially | the injured man. (ARE THERE TIONARY CIR | 120 tistance of 3 ‘= _ WASHINGTON Aug. 9.—The|CULARS AND APPEALS THAT ed in 205 mir WICKERSHAM RUNS }house today accepted the con-|IN SPITE OF THE POLICE AND|,, The bombardment caused a great fereen’ report on the ny bill, ap-| THE RIDERS, ARE BEING 8CAj |{fe and intense explosions her snccessful afr bomt jen. Aguilar, | commanding the guard of Carranza |® ® troops, and a number of soldiers and passengers, are reported today to have been killed in an attack by/ © billed 48/Viistas against @ passenger train|™ake a skirt of tnis kind, or $84 and the Phe-|at Noria station, on the Durango-|Worth for “just the dress goods,” Booth and | Torreon line, yesterday. About half) Which doesn't make the waist nor a diversified | of the 20 Villistas in the band were | Put on the trimmings © varieties. Ted killed by the troops in the fight, the| That's why some women’s dresses with a line of char Chihushua City advices stated jcost around $150. jokes, Williams An unconfirmed report reaching| This deduction was brought out nin a rural American military men here was | today when Chicago dress manufac s time they hav rise-Grogan Duo a AS INDEPENDENT propr $267,000,000 for nation: TERED IN GREAT NUMBERS. 1|, Many ¢ ~ Mean eat that Torreon had been captured by {turers made their display at the | al defe 1 and HAVE SEEN TWO OF THESE|!"§ © prises were carried ou will be Villistas Fall Style Show of Chicago-made a DR. L. R. CLARK | ag er nt AND THEY ARE SIZZLING Doc.|the French last nigh » at Bismarck Gardens F | JUNEAU, Aug. 9.—Delegates met iosaion sa pci da agen MS nea : BO0Z A re Lor Mr. Nelson Is Now a Stron spublican ¢ 1| to, 18 VERNMENT AND THE OTH.) agg DB PS ench other to display the most cost: ‘ Z| today for the republican divisional ie : inelR GQRLINOUE BiGNIY HoneTe RKED BILL T PALACE HIP ach other to displa3 . convention, to nominate the repub . Regal Booster. You! can legisiative ticket. It is be-| United States to ; e 8 F or _ Wonder at It? Read This) jievea no nomination will be mado tt” fer Add now t act that one agp “Hip is headed by Rawsor The war has made costly mate- ° yut the conse of and of the allies is like 4 4 Dental Offices, City for delegate to congress, as the re-| protest of their parents io setivomant. of the. vhale and Clare, in “Yostergayn” an eol'| Wine C. W. Olson special inves-|Tials more costly, say manufactar i lemen: I had two teeth | publicans are not satisfied with the) ‘The bill, if {t becomes law, will of Hohensollerns, and you| PORTLAND, Aug. 9.—George|#0de of childhood. “Those Three |tigator for the dry squad, tried to|¢Ts. because these kinds are im ported goods. is” appear in a pretty Navy blue is the prevailing col *! obtain evidence at a soft drink bar i singing act. Abram and Johns at 167 Washington st., he was con-! nlict in eith r the guard. |h cha it boys of 18 to ® regular army aa Gther Looth treated by | attitude of Delegate Wickersham {n of | Moyer, a barber, was in. jall toda reviously had work done by | d@fying them harged with extracting us almost on the e jentiats, which was extrem Wickersham will run as an inde Senator La Fe to draft 1 told b to!$10 bill f: th Het have their own original comedy ducted dow stairway a th in dresses for fall, altho black, pur painful and unsatisfactory \ | Senat Fol ! old you at the o/$10 bill from the walle : du down ® stairway and there |!" tor on) J ‘ours truly pendent, and Charles Sulzer as aled a bill which says, not only |keep an eye on the MeTarnahan, while the latter was|Sketeb, “When Hubby slizes.” beaten and disarmed, and his star Pls and wine colors also are favor 3 &. NELSON democrat. will prevent such enlistments, but|he would be king Itua-|prostrate in the chair, his face|Rath brothers in “A Study in Ea- ripped from his vest, Tuesday aft-| ites a 4209 Second Ave. N. ‘E. ——- which will make crimtnal « 1 t hold him now wathed in tepid towels. MeTarna-|4urance,” and Jas, F, MacDonald in|ernoon. D. Crenna, who, Olson| The waist‘is cut yoke effect, with Holes found the difference be-| “Psi to aaa inv obt ation by recruiting doubtless unbroken in than wid he previously lost $40 un ks and sayings, will play contin: | said, attacked him, {s under arrest, |® Collar at the back. @ tween our service and that of other| WAR ODDITIES | in obtaining enlistmer wetting ty of stoma nd acj|der suspicious circumstances, so|Y@d engagements The sj 1} Officer C. B. Peterson of the dry = p tween satisfaction and di ign th ure rulers—after two 1 . ‘ t ‘ velty acrobats and) Olson faile . Hon—the difference betw epted the that -* then called the poltc Ison failed to. return and arrested | pain while his work was bein. LONDON, Aug. 9.—A letter from| native Sta thn tate, etd Snow a he found the banh | ie and having his work the late Lord Kitchener, excortatir @ the whole thing |note in Moyer's possession The photoplay ‘feature of this John Cicoria, proprietor of The committee in charge of the “ hut without pain That N¢ rf Ibs Dro; t i ‘The ms » Gifference In the world. tant '17|slackers, is to be sold at auction BIG CARGO READY phy em Sereda dAh Eh io ie ar cates hedged Ball on having necessary dent ; benefit of one of the war |GERMANS LOSE 2 a eee ee une Relig Tribune | news| Vendsereer, t them. We have banished this | published | the m 0 tel h ou need de At er ts alling . Is to tell that you need 4 us. Trench rats, a r | quarters has been taken, and st | no longer. We have brought our|the abomination of Tommies, some.|Alaska Stea Co teamer re sia ‘ | S B FR sco STRIKE! S | oe oe “re ; eave for Nome| Fred P. Tulto, of the Seattle Dry|q, THE HAGUE, Aug. 9—two hun! AS BILL POSTERS I R ie mesnmetrere: 6c ee of painless denti. » such! a ie Soler ut’. tion’ that we} times prove valuable when the Ger ‘ , ‘ dred German woldiers were killed | Washington preducts are clamo able to po Y guarantee to|M@NS8 are shooting poison gases at|and St Michac 1a Construction Co. who! or injured in the recent allied ai an & woman post Dills on a re MUST NOT PICKET ing for a chance to stg 4 life of C. G. De Merritt.!raiq on Metz, capital of Lorraine. Bes ongst-to-goodness billboard wares. at Southeastern | Sunday, July at Alki beach, and stand? | It ts believed windows in all of Ppertorm any dental « on, no|the allied trenches, a soldier on fur-|cargo by way of the inside p: 4 \ ys according to word received here to ern ports, the veasel for whom fellow employes are at The wise woman say#"Yea SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 9—A|the empty stores will be filled with itter how difficuit, without hurt- | t ne the patient a bit onurt-|lough said. The rats become un-| After stop ea age day, The station and barracks 4 y for r were eeriously damaged foolish man says ‘Na It's a temporary injunction forbidding | exhibits. The entertainment com- - in this office ts w graduate, r easy, and can be relied on to warn|and Southw iq dent who has his cer-lof the approaching gas | will head thru Attorney George! fourth annual Merchants’ and received a restraining Manufacturers’ Industrial fair, iam to keep| Which is to take place all next ayor or chief from wrecking | Week. is searching for more space. pb Prattically every available inch show their sage oS Sent who he : 4 tempting to obtain a Carnegie hero he state dental boar Meing right on the wall in front North. The return trip will be al, has saved four drowning ot that if ar ght we members of the striking union of/ mittee is working on the social of hie dental chair, In plain sight of JUDGE LINDSEY To jmade on t en sea, by way of persons, aided in saving another! mye German war office stated | Starts out with the paste brush and| culinary workers from picketing in| program and has set August 15 ; REE | Prince and Cape and unsuccessfully attempted tWolthat “some damage” was done in|®°ts @ faint inkling of the how and/ front of the Hofbrau cafe was {s-| aside as industrial preparedness ss for the perform SUPPORT WILSON Flatter other rescues the raid on Mets |why, she will beat the man out in| Sued today by Superior Judge|day when Mayor Gill and Gov. Lis- dentistry, and w Tuite first began his Ifesaving : la bill posting contest Hunt, The union representatives | ter will speak and beat anaes: RED CROSS TO TRAIN career when he was a boy of 12, He - LAC tia AA clad eee bits re ordered to ear in court , phe NS BY ) expert swimmer and has had hi , at all of this DENVER, Ang. 9.—Judge Ben f September 6 ch is Exhib Aug. 18 to show cause why the {n-|} MOTHERS, WIVES, fathers, sis- us substance. nor can they Sickaey (Af tha. Seventla’ cx rable work in the army and night, there will be a struggle inction should not be made per-|ters and sweethearts of members of Come in at once and let one of! 7 ia pov iedialy IN STATE ARMORY ert ansen pruan) fei te br “ ith ’ aste| manent {Company D brought armloads o! e t ve your tee hor-{leading progreseiv Our experts «i y teeth a t prog’ jellies and magazines to the A et o Pough examination. He tell|graphed his assurance of “cordial = brushes, who will post on 12-sheet Sfeetets Feit ner seta *Ri2| suvnort” to Presiaent ‘Wilton in|, $0 enthusiastic were the women — (AMO Up cea bainpeg bis type stands setting forth Brothers Make Good |iorea and shipped to the border we j ail the|the coming campaign over th cceas of the Fort Law : t oles of the sultraratth’s tifa . nd pe Seon wi | ou that | ton Red Cross | conn thst Gave Money |? 2 vt: Near Masison| sie our siascstine dasbere tron, Old Promise to Wed ——— Bees be worth more] CAPT. E, L. McNOBLE, for wix|(ien. Maurice Thompson has con y jamareur pasters’ ranks wil ty’ at Same Ceremon fw ara with the Pacific Coast Steam. sented to allow th npany to con OUR DOCTOR, who ta an Ihard to defeat them Cash and y Regal Dental iio |ship Co, in Seattle, has resigned and |tinue drilling in the Armor GOVERNMENT PHYSICIAN. will MEN, | KNOW THAT | ver cups wit reward the winners AN FRANCISCO, Aug. 9.—F. G.| OPOLTAN will Join the Admiral line as marine| New recruits will be admitted to, preseribe for any patron of this . 8 cs ug. § G + * My * 3 .. ¢ Mareus of Redwood City and his superintendent, with offices in San|the company, which will study hy-|store, for any disease whatever ther Mad ¥ tretcher drill, mil.) FREE. OUR EYE, KAR, NOSE sry SOLDIERETTES TO other, Henry C. Marcus, of this Francisco giene are on thelr way today to out of a tranen electric New Yor linseed arenes itary dril practice. ‘Mra THROAT specialist “will do iS LS! 1 } , i ete Cane oe eet ae eg | SHOW AS MINSTRELS 2:25 wi dite ts re e and ha ope 1 quarters in the What 1 Rn made each other years ago that in xcursions ee RIGHT DRUG CO. SE |sanad che samp" fore nner |cee,cna aired Rr te oth for | (Aine he camp at ‘ort awton er would do likewi and there ° S 4 hlood disor. during the ecent encampment will) would be a double w € / 3 PANIC ON TR pring and Seneca Sts Brea, and give a minstrel show in the gagement to Miss Hetty ” , ‘AIN Come tome | Cornish School of Music for the « anta Rosa was followed dy rT for re a rman Mood Test. co fit of the settlement schoc k's engagement to Miss Helen NEW YORK ” ; in ee DE. pony: AY M Eliza Ferry Leary will ap-; Walker of this city The double ilies cae , | bear as an end man.” knot was tled vesterday | Office 1 | Every day until September 30th COR. THIRD & UNIVERSITY orehoe PROTEST NEW RATES Hughes Coins New Hartford train, nea A Free optional side Wip_over the Shadowy st. oe, 8” Sinn thew DRESSES MEN WOMEN SANDERSON’S PILLS occ, Campaign Greeting st navigable river, ix offered between {.—-Pro. of one The well known and relia Spokane and St. Maries to holders o ANRC ont 4 . oe ee pe eeeene Dark q nental freight tariff hich are) mous ee e-lighted,” = Stone station, the western 6 © the fr t ca gps o upplanted ne popula A " 01 he western g: to the F rr step ital " o 18 thal r ’ vor here by a new one pulled yes IN ADVANCE Information and Literature ene, but traff x, or & for $ Washington state firms, in-}terday by Candidate Hughes. = <= ii i 4 . r arante Hours, 9 tag¢luding the Kelley-Clarke Co., of I'm glad to ree you,” was the dent’ Weture Pay City Ticket Office, Second and Cherry, Elliott 4812 YOUR CREDIT ISO:K 11 isk MainBeattle, lave protested. on ‘thelremerk ‘Hukhes wate ua eee oe with a Prologue ‘Tresented . . - e by Living Ac DY CO, grou that the increased rate|/newcomers. Now everybody's say 4th & Union WOuld demoralize business. ing it

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