The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 30, 1916, Page 5

STAR—THURSDAY, NOV. 30, 1916. PAGE Now Deliver the Goods, 5 COLGATE WINS | GERMANY READY Correct Apparel for Women Special for Friday Smart Street Suits For All-Year-Round Wear These Suits are the very best values able at $19.75 Including values to $32.50, in all favored mate- rials. Trimmed in velvet, braid or fur. Sizes 14 to 46—all colors. Warm Wintry Coats These Coats show unusual reductions, afford- ing a wide range of selection as to materials and colors. $15.00 to $29.75 Your Inspection Cordially Invited. See Our Win- dew Display obtain- FROM BROWN; SCORE 28700 CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 | | & punt and Good fell on on Brown's 23-yard line. Anderson threw @ tong forward pass to Neilson, who stepped jacross the Brown line for the el Colgate touchdown Weat the ball kicked an easy goal, Beore: Col | kate 14, Brown 0. Colgate kicked joff to Pollard on Brown's five-yard |, ine and he carried the ball back 15 yards, Purdy fumbled and a Colgate man recovered on Brown's | 26-yard line, Ward went to tackle {| for Prown and De Vitalis to guard. | Hitllhouse panted to Anderson, who | Was smothered by Sprague on Col-| ard line. Gilo plunged | ter for nine yards and | punted, Hillhouse kicked to | Jolgate’s 26-yard line, Hillhouss was hurt on the play when a Col gate man attempted to block the | }punt, but resumed play. The rain. VENT YET ARRIVED PASO, Nov. 30.—At an ly hour today a trainioad of from Chihuahua City, expected at Juarez since noon yesterday, had not reached the border. During yesterday and ‘ast night relatives of the six Americans and the German and Engiish residents of the falien city waited at the eta- tion. The telegraph line was | Another repert here @pen and it was announced ev- | Villistas went to the ery few hours that the train jafter the fall of was due at once. Altho nothing definite wa: ported, it is believed all the for- eign consuls who were in Chihua-' the city. THANKSGIVING A PRAYER we be Blinded, still may we see and know Its Worth; we be Dumb, still may we speak Thy Word in Thought and Deed; we be Deaf, still may we hear Thy Voice and do Thy Bidding; we be Halt, still may we walk Thy Way nor go astray; tho we see and hear amd speak and walk as men, may we know these things as but of earth; of only passing need; And if these gifts be ours thru Thee, It needs must be that we can wrong no man Almighty God, grant this be our Thanksgiving GEORGE MARTIN | saeco nsex ( SHORT NEWS {hua City are on the train. | ts questioned. jed, but nothing ts said of Amert- | ca *. Carranza officers at Juarez prevent Villa and coming northward Thy Handiwork The launch which runs a Leschi park, Bellevue will make an extra dally trip go the future, starting from Lesch! at 10:45 p. m., following action by the | banquet was celebrated by the Cal port commission Wednesday. edonian society of Seattle at It was also decided to co-operate | Butler Wednesday night. Sswith the city tn filling Ratlroad UNDER THE auspices of ween Proad st. and Smithe campus Y. M. ©. A., a party of * y students will visit the Monroe re Be formatory Saturday ANDY SMITH, head - Old Age Sign Double Crossed) coach, anc ee a of alunini of Pennsylvania “U guests Wednesday night at a din of Seattle. | DR. W. H. SLINGERMAN of the hair-make you jook | Russell Sage Foundation of New an you are, for it easy matter to faded or bleach ay. The new ne,” is cusands and many pow using exclusively “Brownatone” meets every demand | nd fuflilis every test required of it od is so simple to vious experien ready for use—ni ne entirely free from lead, sulphur, sf] Yer, zinc, mereury, aniline, roducts or their derivatiy: er of irritation when you use “ is | York, guest of honor at the weekly Rotary club luncheon at the Wash ington Annex Wednesday, ee eee state supervision of private hair-dressers ore dren's homes. wonderful product; §$HE WHO hits and runs awa will live to hit another da ‘eparation, “Brown that | ehil 11616 East Fir st. board a cable at l7th ave, Schwartz was * and knocked down by an autc driven by a woman away anteed the city hospital. While about te the most shades from light golden to the deep- yesterday eat brown or black. Will not rub or ferences of opinion = off, and cannot be detected. | of 800 gathered and here beautiful all leading druggists looked on. ow sell “Hrownatone” cand $1.00, and in two col- duce “golden or me the other “dark brown in two yesterday at the Lumber Co.'# mill in Everett A CONFERENCE to carry |the department of labor's plan for [extending the employment servi will be held Tuesday, December noon, in the Good Eats cafeteria bottle from your dealer or if you prefer, a anmple bot interesting book will be on feceipt of 1c, to help pay e and packing charges, if sent manufacturers, The Kenton Pike st., Coving | A JURY Wednesday found Louie allas or sale by pany For Thin, Nervous MEN AND WOMEN nothing equals or compares with the rich food properties in SCOTT'S | the Mexican Northwestern RK Itmakes other foodsdo good. It | jine near Guzman early today. V sharpens the appetite; stimulates jista bandits closed the channel by |, the circulation and helps over. | Wiich foragy supplies were for warded to Gen. Perwatiys Amert $e<atarrhal troubles. Ifyou (i vpeditionary forces A small , rundown, anemic or band of Villistas today burned nev ervous, the benefits from eral bridges on both sides of Guz a ‘Scott’s Emulsion will |man, about 80 miles southwest he border, according to a report surprise you. Soot & Bowne, Bloomfield, N. J. the Ow! Drug Com- 22 stores on the Pacific count Louis |Lon, alias John Mither, guilty of grand ceny. He stole an auto. J. T. BLAKELEY, former drafteman of the Seattle Construc & Dry Dock Co., and now staff of the Ames Shipbuild ing Co. was tendered a compli mentary dinner at the Butler Wed. Loland, lar fon |VILLA HAS CUT OFF ‘PERSHING’S FORA EL PASO, Nov. 29.- | made to United States authorities ll jere Whether any Americans oscaped In reports reaching the border, the presence of other foreigners on the train is mention- de clared today the tracks had been torn up below the border town to capturing a train | waid that Cathedral Chihuahua City | jand desecrated the grave of au te | American captain buried there in 1845, whea Col, Doniphan captured THE ANNUAL St. Andrews’ day the) August Ziegler, assistant coach of California and were | ner given by the Pennsylvania club urged might apply to the case of David Schwartz, Yesler way and! struck She speeded His hurts were dressed at A SLAV and an Austrian battled in Old Tacoma over dit | An audience AN OPEN letter to shingle mill employes promised to raise wages Clark Nickerson out nesday night by former co-workers. | ot | treatment which had let up, began again. | Hubbell kicked 50 yards, Gillo! carried the ball and made eight | yards, On the next play, Hubbell | plunged thru center for firat down. | Gillo threw a forward pass, which | was caught by Marshall of Brown, | and the half ended with the ball fa | Brown's possersion on its 45-yard] line Score: Colgate 14 Third Period The teama came back on the} field at 12:40 in « terrific down pour. De Vitalis kicked off tol Gio on the Colgate 17-yard Ine and he carried the ball back 2 yards, Gillo went thru center for eight yards. The field by thte time was & swamp and every man who got his hands on the ball haa trouble in holding It. | Spencer got four yards thru De Vitalis. Hubbell kicked out of bounds at Brown's 3i-yard line, « short kick which gave Brown a big advantage Purdy» went thru for eight yards. After me more| punting, Colgate carried the ball down the (leld, but Pollard recover: ed a = fumb by Spencer, and Brown took the ball on her 12 yard line, Hillhouse kicked weak- ly to Brown's 37-yard line. Anderson, with superb interfer. lence, skirted right end for a long gain, being downed by Purdy on Brown's 2 rd tine. A shifty a tack, with Hubbell finally carrying the ball, completely fooled Brown. Hubbell dashed around lett end for a touchdown. It was near the side llines and the ball was punted out to Spencer. In a terrific down- |pour, West kicked goal Donovan replaced right end, for Brown kicked off to Gillo, but recovered, and, with excellent interference, carried it 20 yards. The rain was #0 terrific that at least half of the spectators began leaving the field. Jemati replaced Conroy for Brown. Fourth Period Gillo smashed thru center for two yards, Hrown forwards broke thra and nailed Spencer for a three-yard lows. West dropped back to the 50- yard line for a try at goal, and got away with a good kick, which,| | however, oft the ground at the goal! line. Brown put the ball in play lat her 20-yard line. Pollard fum-| bled and West, catching the ball} as it bowneed, ran across the} #rown goal line for the fourth Col | gate touchdown. West kicked goal. Final score: Coigate 28, Brown 0. CAMPULUNG IS "TAKEN, OPENING WAY THRU PASS; Brown 0 Weeks at De Vitalis who fumbled H | BERLIN Nov. 30 via Sayville Campuling has been captured by ( official statement declared The statement pointed out that capture of this Rumanian city road across the Toersburg puss now 4 for the Teuton! forces Seventeen officers and 1,200 men were by the Bavarian troops cannons and much baggage were also} , taken prmans oday today. | by the was open captured Seven siuclieciiotecailiblinns weocguce Vee 1 Thens Timea! KNOW-DOC PORE TREATMENT » _ A Marvelous FAEALING OINTMENT » and fade awe When the pores fall to wo place fi with Impurities thick, and pimple few treatmente will tke new. 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Mrs carries Dember. what little mother of five, NEW YORK, Nov. 30.—What is Thanksgiving day like in the poorest spot in America? While prosperity rules thru- out the land and family tables are piled high with turkey and the good things of the son, what about the poorest people in America? It is only a from the world’s street to its exact York's East Side. There Mra. Hannah Dember, typical East Side mother, and her five childre What are they hav ing today Shops as Baby Mra. Dember did her ing shopping y rday of her children were at the fifth, the baby, lay the cradle ‘Its for the children's sake, »xplained a# she took her pur out of her otlcloth bag and them on the kitchen table. lecayed apples rolled out th on a pusheart on st. and they reminded we ought to have something turkey on Thanksgiving them and Ill clean make apple sauce, You anything was wrong then,” she few minutes’ ride richest, gayest opposite—New ps Thankegty while four asleep in placed Ad 1 zen AW lance me with r bought ioe and won't know with them apologetically Shows Her Turkey Mrs. Dember put her hand into the bag and took out a amall ma- nila paper bundle “This will be our said with « smile Unwrapping the took out a querter of a chicken: One quarter of a chicken! One leg and half the breast for a Thanksgiving feast! It makes good soup,” explained Mrs. Dember. And, anyway she ber “turkey,” turkey,” package, she but in vain-—"any school and | she was trying her best to necue | and her ollcloth bag, food she can afford must have ‘turkey’ for Too pound of cranber-. from another push There you have turkey jand cranberry sauce sauce. What more {s there to | Thankegtving dinner?” False faces! They, needed, so Mrs fout of a box under a couch and showed them. They were adve tisements for a clothing company! The boys won't have to get wood for the fire because {t's holiday. I'll buy a pall of coal for 10 cents They'll suppose, mother. “A Good Thankegiving” } “It will be the best Thankagiv ling we could give the children. Even with this little, they'll make enough of a racket | “len't that the best to be thankful for? Five little chil- dren who want to know noth ing but happiness, It's a pleas ure to have them.” Thousands of Kas ho Mrs, Dember's thanks thanks for their lot THAT'S THE WAY LIVING THIS “And here's ries I bought cart man, a} too, , are be thankful chuckled the for that, I Kast Side Side mothers THRY ARE THANKSGIVING | AMERICA! ‘TURKEYS COST U. s, | DALL, Tex,, Nov. ~80.—Wilaon | & Co., big meat and produce agents, furnished $238,000 worth of turkeys for Unele Sam's liers on the border, it became known } to day The company, which has its | headquarters in Chicago, distrib. juted the birds thru ite Kl Paso| branch, The government paid an average of 23 cents a pound, Dember took them | | | | | proclaim jing | Wilson MAILING EARLY WASHINGTON, Nov mailing early that means—do it Fearful of a rush of business in the several days before Christmas, which will jam the postal #o that some mail will necessarily be delayed, bat with the above warning “It ts ebsolutely urgent,” sata “that mail going to foreign get away once ff Do and wow! now belligerent and ever are having The censorship of the spells delay countries not at war trouble with their matl Postal employes are looking for ward with dread to the Christmas parcel port load. If those wh usually walt until the last minw will only hurry up, mark the pack- ‘Not to Be Opened Until Christmas,” they will confer a series of joys, one to the recipient and one @¢ach to every postal em ploye who has to handle the pack age. TRADITION WINS IN TURKEY DAY ROW WASHINGTON, Nov Thanksgiving ocecurs the last Thureday in November——i« triumph of old-fashioned America sentiment and tradition over “busi ners.” Merchants in cities, foreseeing that the a Thursday coming the last day the month, would make the roe season—Thankegiving to Christ mas eve—a few days shorter than usual, sought to have the president November Thankegly day, The Jewelers Board of Trade in New York sent President a communication, asking fer the earlier day Merchants in other cities «x | pressed themselves for the earlier |day and several Chambers of Com merce adopted “earlier Thankegiv ing resolutions.” But Pilgrim tradition 10. lay 43 many of the big triumphed | THEATRES and apple | | | | | | explained |DAY IN THE POOREST SPOT IN | | ARMY 230 A POUND, in which she) GRAND Collis Le Page nd theatre direc versal Film studios. been taking parts the impersonation of terday, at the Grand, she demor strated her ability to impersonate the sterner sex by appearing In the | garb of youth. The audience was | much surprised when her real sex, was disclosed The Deacon representatives The Gustad street singers Strickfaden and company fering a humorous sketch Lonsdale and Busche have a line of comedy that would make the Sphinx smile and later leugh out right Theda‘ Bara, mes to the from the Uni where has that ri a boy she requi Jones Quartet ar from Dixieland Duo are two Italian are of in “Carmen,” is the | photo attraction TAKING THE STARCH OUT OF HIS COLLAR nystern | officials today came to) FOR PEACE, BUT MUST FIGHT ON BERLIN, via Sayville, Wirel Nov, 40.—Germany ia ready for s | peace which will guarantee her ¢ nee and her future—but since ermany’s enemies are not yet de sirous of peace, Germany will go mfidently forward in war So declared the Imperial Chan cellor Theobald Von Bethmann Hollweg, in the reichstag todwy, introducigg the new bill for a na tional nuxiliary rervice—the “mo bilfzation of civilians “The war continues structive forces,” declared Thus ovr enemies it They are celebrating the past sum mer as a period of victor But did they obtain what they wanted Our ines are unbroken and Ru mania now ate for what it did God has helped us up to now and He will help us further “The almost vuperhuman hero ism of our troops, which cannot be expressed in words of #hanks, and the clear conscience that we have |as the first and only ones who are ready to end the war by a peace guaranteeing our existence and our future, gives us a moral rignt to such confidence But, gentler this repor ought to make us forget our duty. Our enemies do not yet want peace. They have superbu mans at thelr comm and al most the whele world delivers them war inaterial.” In this contingeney the chance} jlor argued thag it was necessary |Germany do everything in her |power to manufacture war ma | terial | “Hands that are idle assist — | enemy, he sald ‘SHOTGUN ROUTS TURKEY THIEF Turkey thieves, who traveled in an automobile, were received with a fusillade of shotgun fire when they invaded the poultry ranch of Far! Regan, at Richmond High lands, Tuesday night He says he heard voices in the lturkey coop, and fired Ishotgun. Some one cried out, and ran, be «aid. Later an auto stand ing down the road was beard to start suddenly toward Seattle. Investigations at the failed to reveal the identity victim, It was estimated 200 turkeys were stolen from ranchers during the last weeks. mT) with ite de the chancellor desire val not d ON the have 3 th GERMANS FEEL SLAV PRESSURE Sse LONDON, Nov. 30.-—The allies are pinning their faith on the Ru#- sians to extricate Romania from the German war pincers. Dispatches indicate that the ezar's forces were pounding vigor-| ously at German positions in the southern Carpathians, inaugurating an offensive which experts here were confideost would force Field Marshal Von Mackenzen to cease some of bis pressure on the Ru manian forces now approaching the line from which they will defend the capital SUB ATTACKS FISHING FLEET. LONDON, Nov Without | warning, a large German subm Tuetday afternoon ttacked the Brixham fishing fleet, sinking three trawlers, a Lioyds dispatch asserts After the trawlers were sunk the ‘undersea boat shelled the remain- ing vessel. All the crews of the fish- ing fleet were safely landed 30 Soccer Teams Mix At Dugdale’s Park The Skinner & E and the Seattle Construction and Dry Dock squad were doing gory battle this afternoon at Dugdale park in a challenge contest. The Boattle bagpipe band was on hand to dispense music BAN PUT ON SMOKES FOR SCHOOL KIDS attle jeveloped iqu ws ha way to and school build lation The School board Wednesday sued vitimatum that |will be responsitle for the actions Jof the reckless ones, whether on school property or en route 'DR. 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