The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 13, 1917, Page 4

STAR—FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1917. 4 U. S. VESSELS ARE TORPEDOED PAGE 4 “NO MORE |.W.W. IN BISBEE, ARIZ.,” SAY DEPORTERS | By United Press Leased Wire Remodeling Sale Good PLYMOUTH SHOE 921 SECOND AVENUE Midsummer CO. During the time our Dr Section js Ry United Press Leased Wire | qua with the rescue of all the BISBEE, Ariz, July 13— natn semaicn emodeled most of the WASHINGTON, July 13 ore ee A being repaired and remodeled m he de- Not a single 1. W. W. can , The Arverreen” parae Stuer | nia partments have been crowded into the Men's gard, of New Orleans, was sub. Dy United Tre ed Wire ever return to Bisbee c i : ined July 10. Mer crew was NGOR July 13.+-The Thia is the edict here today, Section in order not to dis appoint our rescued, The Apr an sail five masted hooner Mary W following telephone reports im . i é : 4 , ing ship Bowen was sunk by |Howen, of Fall river, tas been tor-| from Columbus that New Mex thousands of well satisfied customers who have guntire July 8 according to |pedoed, according to private ad-| ico authorities and the mill ae alin 5 58s eg ere > state department dispatches, | vices received today. The schooner| tary would not permit the de been dealing with us for the past 11 years, Practical Economy Ln eT tite tak, lean eek Eee tae tee | elo meealas Le Special values will be offered every day in ed, The departme received British port in command of Capt W.'s deported here yesterday Eve Pair of Shoes confirmation of the sinking of | Stephen McDonough The fate of] by the Citizens’ Protective each department to repay you for the congested Every c co m 8. 8. M the crew is unknowr league, in an effort to brea : Pr . ey Bought During This Thad atic ec = ~ the soepar cathe, condition of our big stock of Dry Goods, Wom. Even today, following the whole Berlin Bank Clerks. - lets deamicinen arts’ ettaaee en’s and Men's Furnishing Goods, Shoes for the whole family, Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, Sale Offers a Saving of From 25 to 50 per POLICE EAGER TO : man on the streets is being UY, , cent. Go. Barefoot to stopped and questfoned Hats and Caps. Thousands of dollars’ worth J - » ‘old on, # er, what are you . 4 . MEN’S WOMEN’S Help Save Leather 4, ute ghz I Yor New Merchandae iin also ; 3) BY JOHN GRANDENS business? | contracted for a year ago at the right prices. Be Nes day A -tpeedhapboe $2.85 Ne Ges $2.45 BERLIN, via London, July 13. |rired at Autry tekniwe be uittelf [sure and visit us tomorrow—your dollar will Gunmetal Bucher, neolin sole, $3.85 oo: es 7 $4.45 SAYS THE CHIEF —Berlin’s bank clerks today | groups of armed men and determ-|f™ | purchase a much larger bundle of New Mer. an, et noe, $5.95 it. Me it tin ts set an example in patriotic |!ned deputies, The citizens’ pro- chandise than at any other time. ¢ Canvas Pumps, $3.60 velue, $2.65 New reports of the activities of| self-sacrifice, To ald the bane Meas royal a goon an Cicth rope, Bid vem SSG | White westsbis iid idcivch boct $6.95 Many of the vents deneribed| movement in the economy of [Vic of Sheriff Wheeler, will Te CR eee : ww 0. ~ ed over to police authorities dally.| eather, the clerks discarded | main in force “until the last 1. W eut te . yellow 10-inch Boot, $5 65 Many of the events described have th shoes. Scores of bare W. is run out ~ 23 aeoeprecay e $3.85 | Wie Wathedls Kia! vinci si0.00 ¥ 5 fendi nhac Weeks KO, and) footed individuals were The I. W. W's deported Iate yes SAVES vOU MONEV er, doubie sais, $4.45 5 BAS $6.8 the women involved hesitated to 0-} the principal etreets, gingerly |torday were rounded up by citizer it, to ; . Ivory Kid, %-inch Bo $10.00 value $6 95 |form _ votes the tl o Cap stepping along and saving thelr deputies, herded in the ball park ’ ’ i ee $4.95 | Mist cray scinch i $1300 Value, us [tain of Detectives Tennant believes! tender feet ag much ae pos and then marched to the train @ a Gaiepan’ ‘ . rear! gr neh i “$9.65 there are still other persons who| Woo pottine shoe eto Fanon Geen POMiA unt eatoret| - ; te rsreyiests tine $3.95 | Whi? washadre skids o:inaiy V0.0 $7.85 soy given oti hy gr Aber eep = now selling woo severely beaten during the deporta-| English last, textan sole Boot, cut to who could ald in identifyjng the ’ want + case SBS | Peet eae soas Hema F280 talk ‘45 cna: ee de Hose ¥ the only leather being in the tion 4 Morsehide $2.60 Scout 85 | wit $1. ulsgiteen war.taat Wie oid | toe guards, ‘ ‘ coche ge $2.85 Wisi? ciavensisa iv-inch, 9600 moor, G4" ge MM), Dente may that the evidence 200 |. W. W. DEFY 5 Viel Kid Butt 5.00 eut to do 0 gether point to the] Teen, eat pings ap etn $4.25 Tan Sport Oxfords and Barefoot San % fact that all the atrocities committed . x - i $1.75 HATERS’ HOMES - x york SI calf, neoll ‘ $2 , eut to t . ave 0 - ivi GIRLS lem would be a | lifficult one if | ‘] K ¥ BOYS’ Misses’ Patent $2.00 Mary Janos that were the ane, they. y aa VED THEY LL BE BAC Tan and gray Horsehide, $2.50 Scouts, $1.85 eut to x $1.45 Feige get gre of the slugger | By United Vrees Lensed Wire ; cut to . Misses’ Canvas $1.60 F his victims varies in DOUGLAS, Ariz, July 12 $4.00, neoltn sole, to 3, cut to $2.95 314 Brehot Gunmetal Blucher. important details. Dy United Prees Leased Wire on a sidetrack at Hermanas ‘ > egal andaln, sixes 8% to 2 “We've got to catch this man,” DANBURY, Conn., July 13— | 29 mj) > fi ie " 3) wc" 98°98 ‘no ‘ v ¥ A ie 20 miles west of Columbus, 1,200 : —— Calf Button, $ Shoe, $2.19 ike Macaccs caste sieesietes yy 98c said Chief Beckingham Friday,| Settlement of the famous Dan- 6} Ww. W.'s flung defiance in the | A Boy Seouis, sites 24 to 84, 4250" BOGE suet 79c and we're going to if he's still! pury hatters’ case without sell | faces of their armed guard ns those ° Misses’ Patent $2.50 Mary Janes. $1 85 around. If [ set out to raise $1,000| Ing at auction the homes of 141 [mon left them without engine or $2.35 oh id Patent and White Canvas $1.25 for reward money, I could raise the workers will be discussed to (caboose, to return to Bisbee, it war) 66 ‘ $1.89 wits * 69c whole sum right here in the police| day, when the aged hatters |joarned from the guards here to How Stron ue, cut te * White Canvas tan leather trimmed Sport Ox department. Every one wants to whose hom re echeduled for | day ees See Bie: WF OM RE | Seva vaions Gat tors seco. oc eces, 1.15 get him foreclosure next Monday meet. “We'll burn the cars and hold up The Loowe Co., plaintiffs in the the first westbound train thru this “You'll see | : | boycott sult, are understood to station.” they shouted G.H. BROWN DRAGGED ready to settle for a lump cash|us back in Hisbee soon.” CONTEST ==-EXTRA SPECIALI—.- U * ; . payment. The sum {fs unknown.! The guards, 184 strong, and who Women's $5.00 Tan Calf Button Shoes; broken sizes; cut to ......... To DEATH BY cows Officials of the Hatters’ union are|fatied to dump their 1,200 LW. W will close Saturd July 14, at 8 Women’s $5.00 Velvet Boots, cut to.......... ‘s cévewbuses |here to participate in the meeting.| “prisoners” at Columbus, passed Have YOU se Pec atett pa Women's $5.00 and $4.00 Pumps; broken sizes; cut to . Dragged along the ground by thru here today, returning to Bis p.m. ave sent in yo three frightened cows, G@. H. bee Brown, 74, father of Attorney Women’s $4.00 and $3.50 Pumps; broken sizes; cut to telling the Ratio of Resources to De- URGE CITY ECONOMY i Buyi NOW is SENSIBLE ECONOMY—a BIG SAVING for the Future Fred C. Brown, was instantly sane posits in the 15 Banks in Seattle ying str . killed Thursday afternoon, at | Economy in the city government |QEN, PARKER SENT having deposits of $1,000,000 or Sixth ave. N. and Denny way. was urged upon the city council tn 5 921 921 The animals became @ communteation from the Patriots’ Td MAINTAIN ORDER more Pl ou oe 0 when Brown fainted or fell, and |Sacrifice and Service League Second Avenue @ Second Avenue broke into a run, dragging him | Thursday pO rane opeeolges | ALL ANSWERS MUST BE FILED for nearly a block, He was a veteran of the civil war. “Let the city government be an example of saving to {te citizens,” is the theme of the message. BY 8 P. M. SATURDAY, JULY 14 The First Ten Nearest Correct Ansyers will receive Prizes of $10 each in Gold. If you do not un- derstand the details of contest, call here and read our™ Prize Offer. Names of judges will be announced Saturday. IS YOUR BANK PAYING YOU O If Not—Why Not? Parker, commander of the South ern department, was ordered by/| the war department today to/ “maintain law and order” in the Arizona I. W. W. disturbances. He was specifically cautioned against! controversies or taking sides.| Neither he nor the state authori | have reported on the day's sit tion, tho the Arizona authorities | last night requested the ald of the department. DENY GERMAN COIN IS BACKING I. W. W. By United Prees Leased Wire SAN FRANCISCO, July 13.- Charges that Germans are financ Jing the activities of the lL W. W. lin the Far West were indignantly jdenied today by Ed Moffitt, secre-| tary of the I. W. W.'s Hotel and! oo = —— rm oo om 4 = rr) y Hot Weather Clothes For Business and for Work Dress right and live right and you'll be comfortable no matter how warm it gets. This store is stocked to the roof with apparel for all occasions and all temperatures. Whether you work in an ice factory or alongside a blast furnace, we can fix you up right. | 4 Frees Leased Wire | TIEN TSIN, July 13.—Fight- | | ing jan today just outside the g of Peking between Chang = Haun’s = monarchist forces and the encircling re- publican army. ‘AUTO BANDITS KILL COP, GET ONLY $100 Our Shoe Values man, CHICAGO, July 13.—In an attempt Restaurant Workers’ union. All ae ob a bank mens 000 y “ We are not performing miracles, but we are selling and killed Peter Bulfin, a police-| re e est {nounced the Bisbee deportations, AMERICAN SAVINGS quality goods for less. It’s easy for you to test this claim. Have a look around and compare goods and prices. You'll find that this store is your best friend because no matter what you buy here you save. I Sell the Best who was guarding the mes enger and escaped The TAKES POISON TO MAKE HUBBY SORRY Because her husband reprimanded her for drinking, Mrs. Martha Bes,| 34, ended her life Friday night by taking bichloride of mercury tablets. “He will be sorry now,” she seid to her friend, Mrs. Nellie Brewer, who was with her It has become an absolute necessity to thousands of | Mrs. Bes died an hour after she | Was taken to the city hospital She lived in a cottage called Villa | Plaisance, at Ballard Beach ARMED MEN WAIT holdup occurr feago City Ba Co., as the messenger was about to depart in an nobile for anoth er bank with the money. BANK & TRUST CO, SECOND AVE AT MADISON Ste. on the Coast HE Usefulness of our Shoe Stores is a good deal | By United Prese Leased Wire LONDON, July 13.—A_ Reuter’s dispatch from Berlin today quoted |“eemi-official sources” as authority jfor the statement that of Chancello® Hollweg’s tion w false. like a Public Service Corporation! 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Shoes for Men Shoes for Women $3.50 to $6.50 $3.50 to $6.00 been freed and scattered at the Ghia tar dows |small way station of Hermanas Shoes for Misses $2.25 to 3:80 Authorities here are afraid that Black vamp, lace, low heel, Shoes for Giris the mon bave been detrained. fa) WHY EXPERIMENT? white top and white soles and | $2.00 to $3.00 Bets for on Civaaioarae thin cia Soi Mery heels—All the rage—Sizes 12 Shoes for Children eg eee oe ee I bave hundreds of patients wh to 2, $3.00. Sizes 3 to 7, $3.50 $1.00 to $2.50 is feared Phis is a Splendid Shoe Home to tie to, these days ! have } tn when Shoe ITALIAN CONSUL IS "GIVEN A BANQUET Prices are Up and there are so many un ertain Shoe being placed on the Market! Suit in Seattle Take a look at these Suits, compare them with anything at the same price that you can find. They look good to a lot of people and they will to you. 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