The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 20, 1916, Page 5

WE’ LL TRUST You ov R credit service has been to asstet you to furnish your ideas Our torme are easier be found anywhe JUST YOUR WORD THAT YOU'LL PAY 80.00 Worth of Hometurntsh Th.00 ¢ 5.00 Down, 1.30 Dows, 7.00 EXTRA SPECIAL Bungalow Nets, 36 and 40 inches wide; regular price 1Sc to 25e. Special for Thursday, 1 2c Woodhouse-Gninbaum Lurniture @.- ize 416% 424 -Dike Street: VILLA IS ATTACKING | CHIHUAHUA, REPORT : failure to take precautions saint attack Is being directed at the commander by Carranza officials and adherents on the border. One high official declared he is either a Villista or a coward. Tt in believed that First Chief [Carranza will again attempt to de pose him from command of the de facto troops in Chihuahua. Twice |before Trevino has refused to turn over his command to another when ordered to do so, and ignored the lorders from Mexico City BY Wess MILLER United Press Staff Correspondent EL PASO, Sept. 30—While & message was coming over the wire to Juarez from Chihuahua that shots were heard out- side the city, and it was feared the Villistas were making an- communication not yet been re- Carranza officials at Juarez refuse to give credence to an- ether attack, ing the mee @age probably referred to firing Tuesday morning by excited outposts. | Refugees from the Chihuahua | capital are streaming into Juarez, and all are unanimous in thetr be Nef that Villa will again attack the! city. ! Carranza Cavalry has given up pursuit of the Villistas and returned to Chihuahua City, Gen. Gonzales announced today } Harsh criticism of Gen. Trevino's Albert Hansen deweler and Sitversmitn o—_—______.- a PAULA DEFIES HER AUNT PLANS STAGE CAREER; | EMMA ENCOURAGES ! R pio Second Ave. Near Madisor |e ee | “On the advice of my newspaper woman friend,” continued Paula, “I kept all those awful newspaper Rotices, and she advertised me | well with a page story the next | Sunday. ‘She told how hard {t was for a girl to get along with no one to |heip her. She sald I seemed par ticularly suited to the stage—that| I had beauty, talent, good sense, | temperament and personality “Of course she was only playing }me up to get me a job, but I was very grateful. Think how quickly lour ideas or ideals change, Mar gie! Six months before, I would |have been shocked at betng thrust e Have Positions Open for young men and young women who wish to earn their schoo expenses while attending Bust ness College; also positions for |/inro the Mmelight of publicity tr out-of-town students who desire }| this way 6 earn room and board. Call “1 Inughed and cried over the letter I receired from Aunt Rachel | when she read my story | Have you no shame left? she demanded. ‘I do not know how your cousins can hold their heads up in soctety this winter after the way you have disgraced them. Mr. Montgomery has not called since we returned home. I cannot un-| derstand why, for he must know] we do not blame him because that/ ignorant grocer’s son started to fight “The stage is a fitting wind-up | |for you. I am glad my poor sister died before she knew of your dis |grace. My only hope is you will |have the decency to change your |name when you go to New York,| as I and your cousins feel we can hardly bear any more “Margie, my whole body tingled with the desire to knock my cousins’ heads together, but I con-| tented myself with writing to | Aunt Rachel that I had done noth ing to disgrace my name, and 1/ d not expect to, consequently T did not intend to change {t until |some man I loved asked me to) marry him That evening the newspaper) woman, Emma and J planned my | future. IT had $250 "You can easily get a job chorus girl,’ said my newspaper friend. “I know the publicity man }for one of the big New York man lagers, and I'll give you a letter to him. I am sure he'll get you a job “When |felt afraid Sa u're \feet, are you?’ or write for full particulars. ‘Metropolitan Business|) College Oldest Commercial School tn Seattle. 12,000 former students in good sitions. NUXATED IRON . strength delicate, 1 vous, rundown people 209 p cent in ¢ Ask your doctor or ¢rugwist f wv Drug Co. rey as| the thing was settled, I not getting cold Emma exclaimed Paula, the person who succeeds in this world Is the one never loxes courage or belief in himself I don't suppose you ever heard the defiance we children of the slums used to fling at the cops, It was Scolding don't do any good, licking don’t hurt much and killing you das’ent do.” Change the words to sult your case, amile at the world and you'll get there never fear (To be continued) | STAGE MEN OBJECT UNFAIR BONDS who Painless | svoted my) to the of Painless Dentistry, and I feel confident I can do your Dental | work to your entire satisfaction at | prices that are reasonable for high | class work entire t stad you ‘ Do yur gums bleed? If so, have orrhea. This disease should| Discrimination 1n enforcement of be eradicated at once to insure |the jitney be nd law is being prac preservation of the teeth and good ticed, aceording to A, H. Cramer health J 8. Williams and R. D. Woods, xtracting absolutely without | who carry auto stage passengers pain or bad after effects “While we have willingly lived Protec e guarantee given with|up to the letter of the law and all work been forced to bond our business, Open Sundays, 9:20 to # Cramer, “th are dozens of others who are , nitted to evade PAINLESS AUSTIN the law. We don't like to have toll! Gerner Third Ave. and Pike St. |do business on au unfair baste.” POPE TO HOLD German Jat the Washington |ALUIES LOSE HALF ithe first time since the strike be |for yielding to the United States, ldo by all \four ounces of ordinary A CONSISTORY AND TALK ON WAR, BY JOHN H, HEARLE United P t | ROME, Sept. 20.—Pope dict will hold another con sistory in November, when he will make an important declara tlon regarding the war and the prospects for peace, the United Prese was informed by reliable today, holiness will create several foreign cardinals at this constatory, | Archbishop Hanna of San France | ts the only American whose name is being considered at f nt Papal courters already are en route to Vienna and Bertin to noti-| fy Austrian and German cardinals | of the coming conclave. The Itallan governm vised the Vatican that It does not ob) to the holding of a con sistory, and will interfere in no way with the entrance of the Austro cardinals into Italy ot has ad. Archbishop Edward J San Francisco ts now year, and was born in N. ¥. He was ordained priest in 1885, and in 1907 was nominated | coadjuator attache of San Francis | but failed to receive confirma tion of Rome because of the charge of modernism made against him. This charge was later disproved. Pope Piux X. appointed bim aux iMary bishop of San Francisco Octo , 1912, and June 12, 1915, he hme appoloted archbishop by Pope Benedict Hanna of in his 67th Rochester ‘SCOUTS HUSTLE | tr FOR BIG FUND The Rotarians went down to de of feat today before the onslaught of go back to California with her moth- the Boy Scouts At the regular weekly Annex of meu bers and friends of the Roy Scout campaign, a music film was showr |t lof scout work and activities The principal speakers were D. |Harry D. Cross, national field | scout commissioner, and Maj. K. 8. | ——— POLICE RALLY TO Ingraham, who {# in charge of the! local headquarters. The scouts were given permis sion by Chief of Police ham to chalk sidewalks on ym ond ave. Wednesday afternoon and jgive the public a “close-up” of jxcout work in handling traffic] congestion i W. E. Boeing, the richest man/ in Washington, was scheduled to} make his fight over the city to-| day and scatter scout campaign} literature all up and down Seat hopping thorofare boys, according to James F. Ker} presenting the Wilkes Play- ers at the Orpheum theatre, are keeping a print shop busy turning out the tickets they are selling, and “Ruth” continues to “Come Along” to 8S. R. O. audiences tn - ri ies ald of the campaign and found in or, meeting Francisbo, who hy STAR—WEDNESDAY, NATIONS AND SEPT. 20, 1916. PAGE 5 ‘SHE EVADES SECRET SERVICE OF THREE IS FOUND IN BALLET; Winrpre 2D DF Wor CHICAGO, Sept. 20—Mise Wini d De Wolf, missing since April ranks of Theodore an dancers here, aft ret service force ys she will not Kosloff's Rus three nations, De Wolf of San come to get her. Mra, Edgar When Miss De Wolf left San ancisco, she sailed straight into ne “port of missing women.” Mrs De Wolf appealed to Senator James Phelan of California for ald. Acting on the bellef the pretty dancer had secured Russia to which she was not en- titled, Phelan interested the de- partment of Justice and the federal | secret service. The secret service of Russia and Great asked to help The capitals of Burope combed for the dancer Recently a letter from a ber of the Imperial Russian ballet, in which the name of Miss De Wolf was casually mentioned, led to the jdiscovery of Miss De Wolf tn the "pallet & passport to were END CAR RIOTS NEW YORK, Sept. 20.—After a night of the worst rioting since the beginning of the pres- ent strike of carmen, in which subway, elevated and surface care were attacked, orders were Issued today to the New York police that rioting must be put down at al! costs. Twenty arrests had been made today in connection with the riot x, and of the men now held, 15 ¢ charged with commission of ony. Subway trains were attacked for MILLION ON SOMME ':2."=.°.2.05", "ys Sous Ithem were stoned open places. Surface cars w forced from A conservative this total, calculation. Of the British lost 360,000 'HE WAS MILES awa law marriages are legal in Oregon : ECO. his Is the ruling today of Circult | BN Oe Nata eee cal aria.|Judge Davis in the forgery trial of _— he rag Yee ° v4 Homer N. f 4 Much of the evi sion bank robber, vehemently de| rete tn the question of nied connection with the robbery of ce | / . A pec: Tn a bank in an Omaha suburb early in| “arot Vogt in Alaska in. 1898 August, of which he fs suspected by| (9) VORt in Mums In tO hey Omaha authorities, He states hel, at the time Dandruff Ruins the Hair Girls you want plenty of |thick, beautiful, glossy, silky hair means get rid of dan druff, for it will starve your hair| and ruin it if you don't It doesn't do much good to try to brush or wash {t out. The only sure way to get rid of dandruff Is to dissolve ft, then you destroy It entirely. To do this, get about! liquid ar yon; apply it at night when re- tiring; use enough to molsten the| scalp and rub ft in gently with the CHITI DISEASE TUMOR f LIVER RELIEF FC D OTHER 19 againat WITHOUT OBLIGATION panes 9 to 11,1 b " 10 to 4 t. MACY iioor Bplor Bidg.. $11% Second a as man and wife, |that such Soon pate BERLIN, VIA WIRELESS TO their runs at an early hour SAYVILLE Sept Anglo- Altho bombardments of elevated French losses in the Somme of-|trains were incessant, the property |fensive from July 1 to Sept, 15|damage was slight were 4oday estimated at 500, 060 | men by the semiofficial news agency, which stated that this <.:| MARRIAGES UNDER COMMON LAW LEGAL PORTLAND. Sept. 20.—Common went before a no at Eagle, Judge Davis held | contract was binding this state. ECONOMY QUALITY FRYE’S QUALITY MARKETS THURSDAY SPECIALS |finger tips | Choice Steer 10 Hy morning, most {f not all, of Short Ribs Cc! your dandruff will be gone, a ‘ ce Steer three or four more applications | Choe Steak 20c!: will completely dissolve and en.| Sirloin Steak........ tirely destroy every single sign|Choite Breast and trace of it Lamb You will find, too, that all itch pe Veal ing and digging of the scalp will ree: Ve stop, and your hair will look and| Roasts feel a hundred times better. You| Choice Pork can get Hquid arvon at any drug! 7 iver Cc store. It is inexpensive and four! “* J ounces ix all yon will need, no|4 cans Wild 25 matter how much dandruff you! Rose Milk Cc have. This simple remedy never| Choic | tails. Advertisement i anys 13c - icnics SUCCESSFUL ©”) Anchor 2 v usr ¢ bal | Bacon 1 4c PENDICITE on-| AT THE FOLLOWING MARKETS|! + MARKET <24 Kirst Ave RICAN MARKIOT UR OLD LOCATION AT 118 PIKE ST. HAS BEEN ABANDONED INSTRUCTION IN 1916 ay weld ICAL tricity, gas engines. mobiles, oxy-ace machine 1 drawing ENGINBERIND 10OL, Inc at Roy St SUB WARFARE BY CARL W. ACKERMAN ited Press Staff Correspondent BERLIN, &: Field Marshal Von Hindenburg and the majority of the German people, | Chancellor Von Bethmann- Hollweg is expected to weather the storm that will probably break in the |reichatag when that body re-con- venes September 28. The campaign for a resumption of submarine warfare has been re- |newed by the reichstag critica of Bethmann-Hollwe. Ti subma- rine advocates, who have never been able to forgive the chancellor are expected to make trouble, and lsome are already opposing the formation of a coalition ministry. Three bundred = socialie met here today in a most {mportant sea- preceding the reichstag gath The attention of the whole ry is centered on the socialist | meeting . |BULGARS FLEEING FROM MONASTIR ston ering LONDON, Sept. 20. — Serbian troops have advanced to within seven miles of Monastir, and are engaged in sharp fighting with the Hulgare, said an Athens dispatch | toda: A Central News dispatch jsaid it wan learned from reliable urces that the German and Bul jean prove he was in Los Angeles! jit and swore they would live |@arian staffe have left Monastir. The Bulgarians have been driven from one trench position after an other, and much of the fighting fs going on in the open, For the first |time since the Balkan fighting be gan, large cavalry forces are in lclash at several points along the |Serbo-Gr ek frontier. PIANO CONTEST PRIZE WINNERS an In the several publicity contests that we have conducted in the past, where credit awards have been Jinnued, our experience has proved that the coat of the prizes, the pre- dvertising, etc. has aver 10 per cent. of the vol in resulting there ingtance It tn not for thin « ned to give our his additional per ven be as high « hold a od for $110 at k award in $110) Eilers will accept it for $121 applied on the purchase of any Jour well known new planos or plano! players. | player In our stock, comprising such [famous maken ae the Kimball, Mar shall & Wendell, Chickering, Decker, | Store & Clark, piton and many ‘ard, upon wh | figures our ttle a 4, and In ¢ wan highly with the onal benefit” they — recet from Killers on thetr award letter, Store Open Kveulnae Britain were} mem-) | AGAIN ISSUE) 20. —Supported by! Oh each and evety piano and pleno| ance tn pay as low aw $1.00 per week Remomber, the extra 10 per cent discount that Eilers gives does not 4 lows of profit to us, but rep resents the amount of money that would ordinarily go for preliminary advertising, printing bills, prizes, | ete. In this case It ts your gain because we have not been put to Jagy of that expense You wili never be thoroughly sat isfied with vour purchase unless have investigated Etflers prt planos and terms at Eilers Must House, at Third ave, and University | DON'T TAMPER WITH DRY LAW SAYS M’BRIDE CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Go Get ’Em! Slap ’Em Hard! Knock 'Em Down and “Drag 'Em Out’est!’ Vaudeville . On Earth! No backward step should be taken In my judgment, the adoption of the initiative measures, or either of them, would be a step in the an wrong direction “1 regard myself at the nominee CARR not of any faction, not of any in | terest, not of any group of individ uals, but as the nominee of a re In the Greatest united republican party | Pueatss Suen Sebdin Democrats Inefficient | “The democratic state adminis tration has been marked by ineffi cleney, by neglect of duty, by mak-| ing the public service commission | the football of jolittes, by scandal, | by looting of public funds, by as-| seuament of appointees for the pay “THE BATTLE CRY OF TOO ment of private debts, by an ever. increasing burden upon the over-| SOON” patient taxpayer “In exchange for this, the re united republican party offers al VAN PERRE constructive policy. It stands for AND & reducement of public expendi-| ture, for a dollar's worth of work from every dollar contributed to the public purse. Keep Guard Out of Politics “In the matter of appointments to positions in the state service, it stands for fitness for the particu lar place, rather than for docility in the contribution of a portion of the salary for the use of the chief executive. It stands, not for a loot- ing of public funds, but for a strict accountability “It stands for the surrounding of the executive with men and women jof the highest caliber, devoted to jthe interests of the state, It stands for the complete divoreement of our educational institution and of the ‘ational Guard from politics, It jstands for the taking of the public service commission out of politics, rather than making !t a football of partisan contests ‘It stands for a commission big lenough, fair enough and strong enough to hold the scales of justice levenly between the people and the corporations over which {t exer eines jurisdiction. It would place every department of the govern- ment upon the highest possible plane, with the view solely of serv ing the best interests of the peo- ple at the least possible expense. “It stands for the short ballot and the budget system, for the fix gz and centering of responsibility, and the making of our government, state and local, more responsive to the will of the taxpayer and of the people in general. To secure these ends and the consequent reduction in public expena constitutional revision Is necessary “HE! RY | MoBRIDE ai AN PERRE With Songs Dances and Much Music HAGAN AND ROSS Comedy A Songs jokes Good A THE GALLONS —With Eccentric Novelty Pantomimic Clever, “THE Fant THE GREAT CHAPLIN a | OPERA STAR HELD oe uv yor® Third and Cherry LABIA. Beauty of Countess Labia, comic opera star, caused her arrest re- cently at Milan, Italy, where she is being held on suspicion of being NIGHT SCHOOLS TO OPEN -NEXT MONTH a German spy. Authorities keep close watch of beautiful women} who, they believe, ui their Registration tor | night schoo! will! | be held during the week prior to Oc- tober 2, when actual class work will begin charms in discovering state secrets. perintendent Cooper announc- ed that this department of work MAY REORGANIZE —.: ee oes COMMERCIAL CLUB grown so steadily tha sir 1 nocessary to elect a supervisor. Brown, former principal of the| | ee : Fairview school, will be in charge. | | Plans for reorganizing the Com-| ‘school will be held in all high| |mercial Club were agreed upon! schools and in the Washington, |Tuesday night, when an amend-| Central and Georgetown schools. | ment suggested several weeks ago will include commercial | Cour subje ‘TO SWEAR LOYALTY was adopted by one of the largest gatherings in several years. | The amendment suggests the gov-} jernment of the organization be in vested in a members’ counctl, com |posed of representatives of every! yfore than 1,000 university fresh trade and profession in the city. |men will stand with bared heads, A committee to arrange details) saturday night, in front of Meany for the reorganization will become jai}, while Professor Meany pro- effective October 10. nounces the Ephebic oath 6? loyalty jto the institution HONOR CAVANAUGH | 8, mostly, The oath was added to Washing ton's list of traditions ) lant year. | Lieut. Col, Cavanaugh, who has) TOO WEAK had ‘charge of the Lake Washing-| ton canal including the recently | TO FIGHT | completed Salmon bay locks, will be honored at a luncheon given him| py» oc by the Chamber of Commerce on! never down September 27. The place has not| condition |yet been decided. en Yvan a | It was decided Tueday to merge satisfy the jthe Chamber of Commerce's exhib appetit and the ve A ‘ur.| sential to strength its with the Seattle Manufactur-| (rr eo Cit ules, the D ers’ association, in the White nedy of Holland, will 4 Henry-Stuart buildings, because of, They are wonderful ree psules each day will put his feet before he knows his trouble comes from poisoning, the. kidneys, |the lack of space in the chamber's| new quarters in the new Aretic | building it uric j | kravel or stone in the bladder, stom- ch derar ent or other aliments IT TAXES PROPERTY | ach etait the over-sealous Ameri tan, Don't walt until you are en tively down-and-out, but take them | . . Jioday, Your druggist will gladly Notice of an amendment to the! refund your, money"! they do not | , et help you... f8e, boc and. $1.00. per jnew internal revenue act of & ibe Necept no substitutes Pix tember 8, providing for a tax on the) for the name GOLD MEDAL on transfer of property in charge of|every box. They are the pure, or- executors and administrators has iginel, {mportes ebiriet CL AP | been received in Seattle. the Owl Drug Co, BANUM A Yodeling Specialty Juggling and MISS HURNBLATT Versatile Entertainer THEAT New! F A New Today ed v v v MAN IN BLACK” Second—Episode—Second amos THE GREAT CHAPLIN -In— we ort Lave a seguenion® ee Eugene Levy, Mgr. ! Alkali in Bad for the Hair Soap should be used very care- fully, if you want to keep your hair looking its best. Most soaps |and prepared shampoos contain too much alkali. This dries the scalp, | makes the hair brittle, and ruins it. The best thing for steady use is just ordinary mulsified cocoanut oll (which is pure and greaseless), and {s better than the most ex- pensive soap or anything else you can use. One or two teaspoonfuls will {cleanse the hair and scalp thor- oughly, Simply motsten the hair with water and rub it in. It makes jan abundance of rich, creamy lath- jer, which rinses out easily, remov- ling every particle of dust, dirt, |dandruff and excessive oil. Tne 'hair dries quickly and evenly, and it leaves the scalp soft, and the hair fine and silky, bright, lus- trous, fluffy and easy to manage. You can get mulsified cocoanut foil at any pharmacy, it's very |cheap, and a few ounces will sup- |ply every member of the family |for months,—Advertisement. YOUR TEETH Can be saved without pain. Medical treatment precedes ac. tual work, It costs you nothing to come in and he convinced. { \ Gold Crowns Natural Crowns . 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