The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 16, 1916, Page 2

ENGLAND GETS 350 MILLIONS First Loan in America Backed by Securities in Hand Tomorrow Until Sunday CHARMING BARBARA TENNANT —and— HAMILTON MORGAN CO, MAKES IT NEW YORK, Aug. 16.—De tails of the new Gritish loan were announced by J. P. Mor gan & Co. today. The issue will be for $350,000,000 in two year five-pound secured loan gold notes to be dated Sept. 1, 1916, with interest payable semi-annually. At the on of the British government tne notes may be deemed in whole or in part on thirty days’ notice on any day until and including August 31, 1917, at 101 and accrued Interest and on any day there after until their expiration at AR—WEDNESDAY, |FISH INDUSTRY The Chamber of Commerce Wednesday addressed a letter to members of congress urging action against Canadian fish laws, which are taking thou sande of dollare annually from ttle, and Ich endanger the entire fishing industry of the Northwest. The recent Canadian laws subsidized the American halibut fishermen in such a mani that 50 per cent of the fleet, which brought 80 per cent of the halibut used in the United States into Seattle, has been taken away from thie port. Big Investment Here Alaska bureau, the discriminatory Canadian leginla 100! 4 with accrued in The loan will be secured by the deposit with tho Farmers’ Loan & Trust of New York of $00,000,000 | worth of securities which have} been approved by Morgan, A large part of these recurities will sist of stocks and bonds of Amert-| can corporations jeld in England and recently mobilized by the Brit ish government, One purpose of }ihe loan is to stabilize exchange |between the two countries, The loan ta the first ever ne gotlated by Great Britian here tn which it was required that it be secured here by collateral. The . Five Sensational Acts of Romance, Adventure and Intrigue, Showing a Thrilling Scene of a Large Yacht in Collision With an Iceberg and Sinking in the ice Floes Off Labrador . collateral must include $200,000,000 | PATHE WEEKLY AND ATHLETIC worth of American securitles. "Of | PICTURES | this $100,000,000 must be in secur: | : ities either issued or guaranteed by | Showing a er Match, to a Draw, | the following governments: Argen| tine, Chile, Norway, Sweden, Swit JOE STECHER yerland, Denmark and Holland, If and |the value of these securities de-| STRANGLER LEWIS | preciate so as to impair the 20 per MUSICAL PROGRAM BY [te depoated p> gk Seely gal M. Guterson’s Famous i Russian Orchestra The loan will be underwritten at “OBERON OVERTURE,” BY WEBER 98 and {ssued to the public at 99 | STATE have commended the Spokane budget system, claiming it ts iden- tical with the proposed tem to jbe suggested In a state soon. |. HUNDREDS ATTENDED the funeral Tuesday in Olympia of John S. Alexander, one of the well known pioneers of Puget sound, | FIREWORMS, THE dreaded crar a OFFICIALS at Olympia tion has caused the price of fresh fish to Increase 200 per cent tn Se attle, and that an investment of The highest grades of Men's Shoes made, now sacrificed for 5,000,000 in packing houses and a few days only, including such brands Strong & Garfield, cold storage plants in thin elty ts $3, $4, $5 Pumps, Stacy & Adams, Johnson & Murphy, Copeland, Ryder, ete. endangered % H Johnson & Murphy $3.50 House $5.50 SHOFS $3.35 Canada protested against a recent Oxfords and Slippers Nice, Nobby Men's Shoes, all law introdu the business in the States, claiming the proposed legislation was un friendly. The proposed law fresh fish cannot provides that once landed tn Canada. “Canada bas disrupted Seattle's fishing industry,” W the Booth Fishing Co., sald, “and of protecting our shippers, the city stands to lose one of {ts greatest assets.” William Calvert, of the National Independent Fisheries Co., says that hundreds of American fishing vee sels have passed into Canadian reg istry, and that American fishermen are gradually being displaced tn Alaskan fishing grounds by Ca- nadian subjects The passage of protective laws simply mean self-preservation. Un jless we protest we will be shaming yirtt of ‘76, and we will b sively submitting our wrists to be manacled as evidence of our commercial and industrial vassal he said. TO BOOST WILSON The Woman's Wilson-Marshall league will meet at Bird's cafeteria balcony at noan Friday. berry pest, have been discovered io the cranberry patches of Iwaco,| |Wash, and are threatening the! crops. THE OREGON PUBLIC SER. vice commission took formal steps Tuesday to force the Southern Pa cific railroad to relieve the Oregon car shortage. GEORGE THOMAS of the Utah Agricultural college arrived Tues- day in Wenatchee to make @ sur. vey of the fruit frields of the dis trict. JAMES GRANT FERGUSON, principal of the Marshfield, Or high school, was killed in France while leading a charge against the/ Germans at Longueval | THE FIRST ioad of coal from the Matanuska fields was unloaded Tuesday at Anchorage, Alaska THE CITY BUILDING DEPART. ment issued a permit Tuesday for the construction of the $125,000 terra cotta and copper dome of St James cathedral. | ORY LAW coppers discovered | two bottles of unpermitted Iquor hidden in a broken box of raisins Tuesday on Pier B Seattle’s Best Photoplay House ARDIANTIALL 19 SONS ARE wesx ant oversea vines! FIGHTING FOR U. S. tion, Valvular or Spasmodic Pains, Nervous or Organic PORTLAND, Cireulation, Nervous Exhaus or Failure of the Heart Func boys, all in the United States army, it became known today. When boys under 21, withont parents, try to enlist in the army, the recruiting officers send them to the district attorney. Pierce gave his consent to the enlistment of 19 boys before the new army rule was passed (20 Doses) sufferers who wish ANI need only send to CAR f MP. Dept. 263A, East ton, Conn.. together with 0c pay part of the postage and dis-| ‘tribution expe and recetve by 1 post, post 14, oguiar . bottle (20 & ¢ Cardiant without further ¢: obliga e Guaranteed y mate | Hon! is ACHES AND PAINS . Don't neglect a pain anywhere, but a3 to t th HEAT HAUSTION | Horsterd’s | Reviv —_ | Relieves } nerve force. find out what causes it and conquer “the cause. A pain in the kidney re- | MISS HELEN CANNON, Uncle 5 on your back \Joe’s daughter, slept over night ‘morro: ss blame the weather Monday at the New Washington, SE eee iee of ee ates and left yesterday for Banff, Can-| ada PRESIDENT HENRY DRINKER of Lehigh university and family are visiting {n Seattle, en route to| | Alaska, | ASSESSOR THATCHER received state instructions Tuesday to col-| lect $ 43 back taxes on tide lands between Tacoma and Seattle which May Heuston has been fight jing in courts. ‘HE CAN PUT IT IN FAMILY WHATNOT NEW Pain in the stomach may be the Pasteurised, Regular ive milk rst symptom of appendi« creak ave cost of delivery, profit bookkeeping and bad Bring Bottle STALL Lower Floor Pike Place Marke: (BULL BROS. Just Printers 1013 THIRO MAIN 1043 1s to keep in goc and day out by GOLD MEDAL, 1 old by refunde gists. rt Be ules are the |» For sale and ee Owl Drug regula HAARLEM utes ed Haarlem LD MEDAL. YORK, Aug. rdin, a well-known Yorker, is the proud the jaws of a big blue-nose shark a trophy of a triumphant battle in which he was engaged a few days ago with the late owner of th jaws. 18.—G East possessor of YE GODS, WHAT NEXT THE DALLES, Ore, Aug. 16. Cherry stems make one of the most formidable offensive weapons used in the European war. Hnge bales | 4 of stems are leaving The Dalles France to be used in making poi to Morning Swimmers wan Kas South Dakota people utilize their VERY morning from 9 to 11 o'clock swimming ex Sutomobdiles as prairie dog exter A ’ > minators. They destroy the animal perts are stationed in the CRYSTAL POOL to by conducting the exhaust from give free assistance to beginners, espec ially ymen and their engines into the burrows. children, who select the morning hour for their swim AP NRT RN Specialists and health enthusiasts agree that the morn KES PL YERS 3 o he best ir I the ¢ for p oting he ing swim is the | in all the day for promoting health Owwkewm and physical strength, and the atorium management is desirous of co-operating with its patrons to make the morning at delight ay Nee i Mr. John Sheehan Introd Summer Prices Mats. Thurada NEW PANTAGES Always 10¢ and 20¢ “A Night in the Park” “The Japanese Caruso” Mats 2:30. Evenings 7 and 9 ——<—<—_$—_—_———— _ PALACE HIP Program a swim a gr sad re, 200 General Admission, 10¢: Swimning Privileges, Including Bath ina Suit. 25e: Children Under 12, 15¢ COME AND SEE THE CRYSTAL POOL EMPTIED AND REFILLED EACH NIGHT The public is invited to witness each night the interesting spectacle of the emptying and refilling of the big pools. Bathers and spectators are invited to remain after 10:30 each evening to watch the thorough cleansing and scrubbing of the pols. After that hour the door admission {* suspended and the public is free to enter / SPECIAL AQUATIC FEATS Thursday night in honor of the visiting merchants Don't miss them! ‘oda nts" DR. tL. LARK at such aatinfied patients as making this bust It'e Mr. Kane that ys about Rewal Rew: ph Dy are 6 fect every I can eat |the cob eame as if f had my own teeth ecomn d the Regal Respectfully FRANK KANE rr consider that Mr. Kane this a set of our teet ¢ has worn for more thar what higher ree you ask for o that we are able to absolutely patniews o matter what may work, We ar prices are the very lowest, and Regal Dental Offices Dr. it. Clark, Mi w Third One of the largest, me ments on the Pacific coas pliance for the practice of charged. Vhen other work is order gnteed absolutely painles Northeast Corner Entrance at IN SEATTLE NOW IN GRAVE DANGER J, L, MePherson, secretary of the aid Wednesday that ed in congress to keep be shipped into the United States after they are T. Chutter, of unless congress finds some method | @ \ merchant Conscience and skill combined give you honest dental work at about HALF the prices usually Teeth Extracted Free Painless Proctor irst 104 AUG. 16, 1916. PAGE 2, | The Men's Shoe Shop, at 1424 First ave. near Pike st., goes out of existence Saturday night. The store has Must Vacate been rented, and must be vacated at once. The entire high-class shoe stock for men, women and children is in Three now placed at the public’s mercy for the next 3 days, at the lowest prices ever quoted on high-class shoes. The | Days prices below tell the story. Come, get your share of these wonderful shoe bargains. You can buy 2 and 3 pairs of shoes here for less than the regular price f one pair. Sale starts tomorrow, 10 a. m. Store closed Wednes- day to remark and rearrange stock for quick disposal. Wait. Sale Starts Thursday at 10 A. M. Slippers, bankrupt price, now in qunmetal, vici kid. box sold requiarly to now $3435 Johnson & Murphy $5.00 Danc- $1.45 Johnson & Murphy Shoes that sell regularly at $6.00; bank ete.; $1.45 Your unrestricted choice of any pair of Ladies’ Ox- | rupt price, fords, Slippers or Pumos.| now y aeeme $3.85 ing Pumps, $1 45 in the store, now $1.45. now Oesecese Men's $5.00 and $6.00 Hiah-Too Soort Prospectors’ $3.85 Shoes $4, $5 and $6 Work and Dress Shoes; all sizes and styles rep- resented in this big lot. Now Choice of pair Ladies’ now the store—any $2.45 Custom Made well-known brands | classy styles; = to new B2N45 now ‘ 50c and 75c Ladies’ Bedroom | Boys’ Oxfords, val- $1 45 $2.50 Ladies’ 95 Slippers, 25 | ues to $3.00, now .. ° nee C now ’ C | 42.50 Boye’ and $1 45 hee coe ssssss DAD 9000, ane, 67:00 Hiah-Orate ot oom Se ot Shoes. bankruot $3.45], Mostly amall sizes in thie lot of the famous Johnson & Murphy, Strona & Garfield and Stacy & Adama brands. Men's price, at calfskin, vici kid, colt skin: all desirable styles and sizes: to $5.00 values, $1 95 at Mayer's Leading Lady (custom soe vs 195 Men’s Shoe Store $3.00, $4.00, $5.00 Ladies’ Sho ind Oxfords. Now 95c WANTED—EXTRA SHOE SALESPEOPLE. liana leaving Baitimore for her re- turn journey across the Atlgntic. CHARGES OFFICERS WITH MISCONDUCT PAULHAMUS TELLS ABOUT COOPERATION W. H. Pauihamus, who organ- of the Visiting merchants ized the fruit growers of Sum It is to be stri a stag affair, ner and the Puyallup valley and =the ladies to be entertained at the| Louis Sidelsky, a Third ave. tai- lor, was acquitted Tuesday in Po Nee Judge Gordon's court of violat tly $3.00 and $3.50 Satin Pumps, Cuban heels - SELLING OUT? FORCED TO VACATE IN THREE DAYS Join the Crowds Here Thursday Doors Open 10 A.M. pow moment mores Al AE a NE ISERIES =~ = WM BE HERE EARLY. SALE STARTS TOMORROW —THURSDAY—AT 10 A.M. “as Thursday, Friday and Saturday the Big Days Here , $6.00 Men's Ox- fords $2.45 Your unrestricted choice of any pair of Me Oxfords in the store, values to $6.00. for $2.45. $4.00, $5. Shoes of every size. stvie and olor practically represented Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes sacrificed during this sale. "$1.95 95c $3.00, $4.00, $5.00 Ladies’ Shoes. Now Mostly larae sizes. $1.45 1422-1424 FIRST AVE. BETWEEN PIKE AND UNION STREETS ONE DOOR SOUTH OF PIKE STREET OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT—LAST DAY—TILL 9 APPLY 10 A. M. THURSDAY |Building Boo | Be Sacrificed in Three | Days | ‘The Men's Shoe Store, located at 1424 First ave.. one door south of Pike st., have been notified to vacate their present premises by Saturda the banker, the manufa THEATRES }-——Banking turer and the buyer were urged a the keynote of the convention a0d|parace Hip ns of enhancing communit The } , 1e topliner the new show which op Wednesday at the Five thousand tickets to the) Palace Hip is “The Joy Riders,” a For Merchants “Heela-Hum” had been taken Wed-! speedy fun and melody revue, with nesda rning, and without any- pretty girls, singers and comedi one having the slightest intimation | ans what the tickets were to admit Another extremely funny number |them to |is Jack Bornholdt, in “Curse You, The Scandi The “Heela-Hum” ts s¢ to|Jack Dalton! |be presented at the Arena Wed Niobe, “the Water Sprite.” does day nig Promise has been gi diving stunts, also eats and gives chants of t that it will be well worth the t endurance tests under water. ~<a a —_—_— | Du Rocher, xylophonist, and 1,{1 Nan De novelty Lee, prima donna singing and offer 4 musical num Howard and Graf present the en juggling playlet, “The Jng. s Dream.” aaron H. S. De Malaussene, ad jutant in the French army, will tell his experience of 14 months in the trenches. The photoplay is “Worth While added to which is the Selig-Tribune News Pictorial size our ap present eratic t modern Dental establish t, equipped with every ap genuine Painless work ales the import GRAND Heading the ew midweek bill at he Grand theatre is the Lombard chants and Parker company, In a comedy fea re act, introducing educated dogs stunts, musical number Alaske Budding home of Fred M. Griffiths, billed as “The Tricky Monologist.” is an added at tri fon Tracy and Merwick have a classy dancing act, Wrisbt and Albright appear in comedy songs | and chatter | ‘ George Nagahara is said 29 be a are especia talented musician | rte The photoplay is “Her Great| porter. Price,” featuring Mabel/ Taliaferro. | News pictures show the Dentseh and agents ed. l’very operation guar quiring ne facilities ar talk it over PACIFIC OUTFITTING CO COR. THIRD & UNIVERSITY DRESSES MEN WOMEN WEEK YOUR CREDIT IS O.K. Ave and Pike St Pike Street This is the day of big things, and glad to welcome to Seattle the Mer- both planning and doing big things. We cannot too strongly empha- movement throughout the United States to maintain direct commercial relations with foreign markets, both for im- port and e In the past few years, realizing to increase the profits of the mer- lic, we have developed and perfected our foreign service until now we offer Merchants, Manufacturers, Im- porters and Exporters a Foreign Ser- vice unsurpassed in the Northwest. Our Commercial Letters of Credit made them and their berries fa- Orpheum meanwhile j . b der th ing traffic ordinances. Sidelsky | Pisht. in order that the contractors f the speakers 3 neh tor ine aovend enya Die wn sauard Secret Carefully _|charged Mrs. Sidelsky and he were|™ay take immediate possession to slated for wees Oo hat the “Heela-Hum” is an¢oeroxsly insulted by Officers Collins remodel the store for new tenants. ven s likely los ‘ .- h . Lung reverse se ben a . : to happen are clos Vand Scoonover when the arrest was The store is located opposite the | y be cope w Ml . the traveling men.) nade He has placed charges Site of the proposed new market His topic Ln ~ paggavre bata a ars bottom of it, are) against them both with Chief Beck-|#ddition that will be shortly built ye ering at Pa vane La ie re aay ge et ingham, and has asked for an in-| The vacating sale of this big shoe | “Advantages of Community Co- || At 2:30 p. m. the visiting Indies | vestigation. No bearing has yet stock will start tomorrow (Thurs: | operation. aken on an automobile! been fixed. day), at 10 a. m., and only continue Other speakers named on the ‘our of the city | epsilon coeiedser dia for three days, which should be of luncheon program were: E. C. Mc Gov. Lister, in his speech at the} supreme importance to the people "Reavy, of Big Lake, “The Retat! Butler luncheon Tuesday, empha-| DANCE AT SUQUAMISH of this community in need of shoes. exman”: Theodore H. Bowden, *!2¢d the need of credit and the —— as well-known makes of shoes for of the First National bank, of Ev. /Personal acquaintance of the jobber} The large public dancing pavilion|men, women and children will be erett, “Co-operation Between Bank. |#94 Wholesaler with the manufac:/now fn the course of construction | shamefully slaughtered in order to er and Merchant’; C. A. Gfblin, ‘rer. One of the advantages, he/at Suquamish will hold its grand/sell out the entire stock in three Accounting and Credits,” and Cari |®8id, of buying locally-made goods |opening ball on Saturday evening|days. The store will be closed A. Bush, “The University of Wash-| “4% the opporti ed for|next at 8:30. Boats leave Pier Wednesday, in order that the ington.” vent turn-o Bs 7 ee hp at ae arriv-|stock may be remarked and tagged ne ik a ng at Suquamish at 8:2 5,000 to See “Heela-Hum” | ifor quick disposal. Closer relations between t T } s Se navian American Bank is he Northwest, who are proval and support of the establish and to xport. ance of the overseas trade also save cost to the pub- lly serviceable to the im- For the exporter, we can secure names of responsible brokers abroad. All Merchants of the Northwest re- w or additional banking e invited to come in and Scandinavian American Bank Use Our Ballard Branch if More Convenient. esources Over $12,000,000?