The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 13, 1919, Page 5

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1919. 3 | Angeles Spells Trouble for Pres. Woodhouse Granbaam Fumie Co, te Pres. OrTe &. aRCNRAUM Carranza; Joins Forces With Villa 416-424 PIKE STREET $5.75 Silk Hand The Rhodes Co ALS $3.95 tt apsdeans _ | Kodaks, Films and Supplies hao Leather Goods Sectic BY ROBERT PF. DORMAN WE’LL TRUST v N. B.A. Reporter: Photographer, whe Senor Carranza, the bewhiskered 4 ailk hand bags in black 1 J k ’ UR credit system has t tablished for your convenience to we : qgelata ‘ ideas. Our terms are easier and our prices are lower than will m Co 5% Just Shen patterned silk and finished with For “Pancho” Vina, bandit ex traordinary, has again scored JUST YOUR WORD THAT YOU'LL PAY Rane’ ten cee in be f anywhere. No extra charges; no interest, xidized silver frames and Velvet and Silk Moire side coin purne Former on ted to ” that pos : Special for -aturda ‘ pe 4 courage and an almost un choice pstoecses $2.05 Special Saturday | Hf canny ability in the handling of | I J ) Ss” HOURS—8:90 TO 5:30 mon in guerilla warfare, but he now Until Noon, a ae hows that he has brains and the we courage which sacrifices se ¢ 4 3, r But Villa, as the general in com ul . ko Vv mand of large armies, went down to #\/' iacspeants AHESE black costume vel defeat at the hands of his more 4° Bl vet and black silk moire technically trained opponents. a 10USeS jacketse sold formerly at Now ¢ the announcement q — @n4 € e a 7 from the mountains of Mexico that if Tetlg dad $24.50 50 and Felipe Ange has been named pro ve | e ND. io and are priced special just forces, with Villa as second in com A a aS eek Cg. nee no Vere py , mand. A have a smart vestee of fancy 5 . ee ee ee Ik and are belted and fin- HIS FACE A MASK, ’ Deh) Teta va tie.) tothe ilk and a F EYES BLACK, PIERCING ; pes nt colt, ished with buttons, lined With Angeles at the head of the i with silk peau de cygne. revolution, the cause of une Villistas = ; ier a6 toss Sey net The silk moire jackets are ould take on a new life rill around neck @ cuff F I first met Angeles shortly® be picai tad sas oh cast: Be full belted and button fin- 3 42 fore the batth sae aa Na i ished. 3 ini 42. e Tho he ts 0 me at pope tiahat dicoh daaiaie Choie until noon Food and Ice Are Expensive Mum eight, he in ae ileal pie ge a oi $19.75 possessing an tron ¢ rmination « acter and correctness, ’ ner . Hls face is like & mask, revealing These Days igutar eeue cae Mand there i al desea iti il i Only the eyes, black and plercing nd there is no n or ice melting so rapidly and give @ hint of the tremendous will 7 i po we! nic n “ ” us foods spoiling, if you have a refrigerator that is built J) Poypr (nich Splinter Mime a in RHODES SA CORSETS, $1. 50, $2. 00, $2.50 an $3. 00 on modern scientific principles. the high cheek bones and straight Upper Main Floor ‘ biack hair You are invited to inspect the admitted best refrig- In\manner he is very dignified, | Ne RE is pleasure in wearing “Thodesa” corsets, as they are designed for comfort, service |. built, scientifically built, honestly priced refrigerator. Spain | eats hop Meals for Che Mander, Mintigas, or stent figure. .Mube.2. $9 7% | Tho he treated me courteously and | with every consideration, it was plain =e iene he had no great love for Amert Spanish War Men | Roosevelt. Mayor Sells welcomes the/™M* | had Villa followed the advice of} makes a greater appeal Sass , Pp -| Angeles and awaited the attack of| With the genetic personality of veterans Thureday. Capt. W. P-/tion indicated that he fully recog’| 1) 2 — pynnonaltty ; : i arrangistas instead of attack-| Villa as chief recruiting agent the Honor Roosevelt Brown, of Bellingham, recently re-| nized the fact that the future welfare | ing himself, he would not havet new revolution will likely prove for BELLINGHAM. June 13.—The turned from France, where he served | Of Mexico depended on the friendship | gereated, and the subsequent diffi-| midable. Spanish War Veterans of | With the Red Cross, addressed th powerful neighbor cul with the United States would wi ton and Alaska will banquet Convention Thursday. E. R. Enni $7.50 and $10 Trimmed Hats, Spl. $5. 00 New Second Floor ve his attitude would be that | have been avoided 1 \e presided. | Mexico should be for Mexicans, yet . tonight in honor of Col. Theodore department commander, presided - No better contrast of the naturés “anlbe é eae Secretary of the Interior Lane's plan| that he would be just in the treat-|o¢ the two men could have been to sell logged-off lands to returned | ment of foreign interests. coe tht " in| Afforded than by watching their ac . soldiers on easy payments, and the| sy toeet Mls cetire’ dancer tn | ererend. Ae by wes A Watch Repaired by | amaicamation of the veterans’ soci.| the servien of his country Villa was 08 fire, reations, unable 5 eties, were favored by the command-} Under the Diaz rule in Mexico, he! es contain himeclf, and finally. as a Jones Is Always Right er’s annual report was educated for the regular army ort, putting himself at the Telephone Elliott 2607 —$_$___—— A graduate of Chapultepec, the men and leading t .1329 FOURTH AVENUE Went Point of Mexico, he was sent | eorwary <b tinal adeedes whiel . - The perfect husband Always Oe eeeen ae jnilitary academy forward in the final assault which | rae Audience Hears Final a placed him in the trap Obregon had longs to the other woman ¢ st. C La o yr, where he completed, his m hy d = ° ediitary echootow mt Soe. is é Concert of Season Aurwacde tetarning to Mexico,| 00 the other hand, Angeles watch atterwares, re " in "led the varying fortunes of the fight he was made chiet of artillery for| with never a change of expression. | With a larger audiense than fpaons nagthnat head of the Mexican) fattie orders were given in thélany previous concert, the ' 4 = ee. ntafi of Diaz te|mmme tone of volee that he would! symphony orchestra appeared tr siadabeak tas cnanene to Madero} "2v° used in ordering his dinner the’ dest concert of. the ering ees | r¢ ° And when the end came that he and, unlike many others of the for-| ya tore " of, it NE HUNDRED spring style hats assembled from our O re in a wide range of shapes in © cored straws, as well as navy, nigger brown and | ack, trimmed with flowers and fancy ostrich, $ and $10.00. Choice Saturday at ......s.000 CHILDREN’S HATS Special Saturday Until Noon at $4.95 This assortment of children’s hats, which will be on sale im” the Millinery tion, consists of banded and trimmed modele | of fine Mi Panamas Milan hemp from our regular | stock. Choice Saturday until moon Gt ....sc.sseeeese sche — atte —summer time fon in the Masonic temple aud jum Thursday night. Afterwa r had foreseen and warned V e e e mer federal forces, was steadfast IN| way Angeles who, by his coolness,| jy ...51, Hiethen outlined the peat or TO ADDRESS SMITH CLUB ment. po ne organiza con if When the overthrow and murder | 'y.5+ nis coldness and undemonstra-| Crt "erie. and urged the tet of ¢ units in the reconst i = 7” tt occurred, he refused to join “he vic “A cs |euarantors be swelled. A supper | ic " France, . iahe g r en ose We have an exceptionally fine 4 tive bearing do not make for pop- | FUAranters Oe eer and. aoe . a torious Muertistas, was arrested and) uiarity with the Mexican peon, Anna,Rayan apton assortment of Ladies’ White Shoes in the White Sport, Nu- buck Oxfords and High and Low Pumps, ranging in price all the way from $2.80 to $5.80. sentenced to be shot. but escaped! The fire and on ardor of 4. ViMa antors followed at the Odd Fellows jorcen wi adas Smith College club i C of a ae 1 a and joined the f of Villa. | ——— _— Dueitte| at the ¥. W. C. A, auditorium at 8 Sale for Saturday ° For him he acted as chief of ar \6 ” i evening's wolotate. tillery and second in command. “Bets-It” Peels t fee gon and Mre. ¥. N. Neck, harp | o'clock Friday night I was present at the battle 4 and M Winnifred Lagrin RO pemeeccgmmnes pe ati Pe . 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