The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 19, 1916, Page 6

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PAGE 6 [SCOUTS STORM | TO PULL AWAY CITY BUILDINGS | | American Dollars Will Return| Khaki-Clad Kids Search Out) to Europe After War, | Hidden Coins for Their Is Verdict | Organization TOURISTS TO BE MANY /3,000 MEMBERS WANTED NEW YORK, Sept. 19-—Million®| geattie ia in the hands of the of dollars poured into this country! poy Scoute, An army of scouts by warring European powers for) captured the city yesterday, Bank American curtositiy to #ee fa-/the Roy Scout campaign are jubl-| mous battlefields and the desire of| jant aliens to play a part in rebutiding| 1¢ is rumored that sweet tribute the war-torn cities of their country-| wilt be taken from the city before) men will ser ney flooding back/ the invaders will retire, The Boy to Europe, according to Indications | scout army will make daily expedt:| at steamship offices today | tons into the business heart of the Taking as an estimate, as viewed | city loying with detachments pamship officials, that 100,000) iro office bi ing and] ricans will visit during the first | store latter threat a| year after the war, and that they|openly made to the most prom!-| w end an average f $1,000 each ne itleens f the city who pe w ' turne¢ the | emptorily were called to meetfag | tries = within at the Rainier club yesterday nooo. | months after peace is restored This {a Roy Scout weok M Bure w of course, be Aliiarry D. Cross, natie 1 Rr c than ever be-|, * commissions | ‘or the teamship MeN! declared in his s point out | In discussing th Inquiries and applicationa for) city this morning, Dr passage on the fir ips to all) gan, chairman of the | f his army caret CHARGES DOG BITE |)#elve# with the military prepared: | j| ness propagandinte, become MAKES GIRL WALK [jtning tin the nature of a prelim: | ON ALL FOURS ‘\ inary step to the National Guard - - ° for instance, so many money con-| | ons would flow in upon us not know how ¢ reviewed th Ingr t work the work , since {ts {nauguration lack of quffictent funda to secure eadership. le ared Maj attle, telll efficier graham, “and | Mat 900 Seattle }boys as scouts.” Dr. Jordan tesues warning that} [may expect a personal visit from some one of his staff in th er fe the bases full- they satisfy! acema to be no other al ternative b to meet} this crisis with tho b | can. t for Se t face she batter up. Bang!/—that “homer” into the stands land Co. of Sutherlin, Or. Gropped| makes you feel good—it does satisfy! dead on the sidewalk Monday of apoplexy. Dr. R. L. Waugh of Seattle re Chesterfields make you feel exactly the same appointed first Heutenant eal reserve corps, has been or way about your smoking—they satisfy! to succeed Lieut MARTHA BENBOW Charging that her 1t-yearold daughter Martha sometimes gpes about on all fours, turns around three times before getting into bed | Leundeymen of the Northwest But they’re mild. too—Chesterfields are! and ser, ches her head like @ d09,!noein a two days’ convention Wed Mra. BZ ie Benbow of Cleveland, 8 | nega at which the] ee claiming. he hid a nett CWE Mitch, wil For the first time in the history of cigarettes , acmisied ogres you are offered a cigarette that satisfies and yet " : at Olympia Monda: is mild! Chesterfields! was bitten hed a collie owned °Y!nom would not run for the e THEATRES Tom Allen, a negro spectator In - _Jiiured at the Welsh-White fight at als sivigs tes eget es This new kind of enjoyment cannot be had in al preside k. E. D. Nichols of & minated on the prob MOORE |his in juries vik Norld of, Pleasure.” % New| Capt. Franz Von Papen, i any cigarette except Chesterfields, regardless of travagan the biggest |ington, D. now at the an| muntn event ofthe preeat the roa esas een price—because no other cigarette maker can four night performances and a Councilman Hesketh introduced matinee at the Moore, beginning |, 111) before the clty council Mor October 1 |day suggesting that all employment]| PANTAGES Cat Long Tack Sam and a company | f Chin acrobatic wonder work good bill at Pantages the am add to the ation of v | | Larry Lee of North Yakima is a Keno, a funster of class,/Chinaman, and a 1 in the nd Wash ytr ta-| partner, contribute a combination |t at He likes} of dances, songs and burlesque |the service, and hates to think of| that puts their act up among the (returning to ctvillan life list of screams City engineers have been in Bonnie Gaylord and Iva Lancton,|structed to rush the work on the blackface girls, give the audience|water mains which are to connect a glimpse of the theatre dreasing|with the newly completed tunnel room in @ meritorious skit. Eve/under Lake Union. | copy the Chesterfield blend! Try Chesterfields—today/! Medical investigation was com menced Mond nericar lake | nustering out of} |preparato Jack and Rosie Green, bis charming Shirley is an attractive soprano. payday. PR Dances, songs and chatter are 'ington Association ot Plactreat ae the offering of Dooley Nelson n of El al Cor fe cree ve 1 Nelson. ‘tractors and Dealers was started nA a hae ert Tuesday at the Butler hotel und company have 2 ncrobatic stunt More than $25,700 has been col The Crimson Stain in ita {lected by t itish-American Re |Hef association since the be ning of the war for the rellef o ft} N linjured soldiers | EW SURVEYS OF | About 100 members of the Seattle Retail lerks’ club visited Armour| SOUND ARE NEEDED tc. onsed coven antes armen B. Reynolds, manager of the Richmond Paper Co., of Seattle, has econd episode New surveys —n Puget sound and} Lake Washington will be urged by |res!sned, and expects to leave with | K. Lester Jones, government auper-|"!m family for California about] intendent of coast and geodetic October 1 | y he announced Tuesday Members of the dry squ nd * spending three days in study of|@ cache of five d pa Pn a ah The Chesterfield Blend local conditions fonda he home of Willi contains the most famous Vurkish tobaccos Gihar vesatamenlatione, ha eaid:l Motiatt. 104. 14th Ava... Thay ‘war —SAMSOUN for richness; CAVALLA for would call for new maps, and wire|hid in a trunk aroma; SMYRNA for sweetness; XANTHI of the torpedo course off | for seagtenee combined with the best domestic leaf. [SF moe surer, semen aol MIGHT 8 | |Pactfic coast, | Seattle's students who go tol | Bring Out Your ‘s ho 1b J int will begin thetr Hidden Beauty | pointed A. &. frown, of the Fate | ¥ school rrincipal, He will] succeeded | B. I. Doughert t present connected with the man i} training department of the cit The board decided to build an eight-room addition to the jobn RB, Allen school and to erget. ® five. st room building for, the unt uerer| 5 inderneatl ined women who. p: me of true natural In eme-ouncy for use, Advertisement CR BONO Gy RIE RI I EW