The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 15, 1919, Page 3

FRIDAY, ~__]/PREFER PRISON TERM | 7a... FRIDAY—FAREWELL TIMES TO SIBERIA SERVICE | m= GROTE RANKIN DOROTHY PHILLIPS PAGE 3 . . 7 at . : ; OTTO T ALGEL, Provident SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 15.—A black dungeon in IN America rather than the vast white silence of Siberi: Prison fare on the “home lot” for a year in preference “‘Baid in Advance’”’ to reindeer steaks and earibo u cutlets in Upper Asia Hard labor on Alcatraz island instead of chilly ease on the sub-Arctic plateau STORE HOURS FROM 9 A.M. 105 7M These are the choices of e American doughbe Getting the Children ‘‘Dressed”’ STARTING SATURDAY ac for School With the Aid of tis Con Sea He bataies | ia THE FREE Thousands in “Bill Apperson’s Boy” Sewing ; ' Col. Joseph Gerrard, commandant Machine 1 f aneWwers that the “black ho is only ac e mon 1. used In extrome casen and for tim jother will ‘i A th « ited periods, on prisoners who can f fi ' 1 mear not be controlled by less drastic “The Free” . | treatm nL ‘These, he declared, were aid in HE STOLE A SHIRT! principally “conscientious objector vutfitting fo chool—for The Free has many perfected abor-saving at- tachments that vill aid in mak- ing frocks and blouse with dispatch, and dé 99 peer sasgs. Rigetin . out of prison more quickly than any presen piuerapag: Mii ice give them “that be cent: back te. ee thing else omething dif- * Col, fo eph G ar nares iB ; orca ae * ferent” appearance not to be attained any other way. In the Novel Story, Largely Comedy, of a Chap Who Was Driven to Commit Robbery by Love (3 too, i i H T ' ay ; ae eee oe be ex-|f) Free is ahand- With Charming Gloria Hope Again As His Leading Woman there ra | planed “te re Wels fees, ; the cabinet P ave wate tired of wotehing those tr ‘ ! when closed harmonizes SYMPHONY “They ; with — its a 2d on thelr to kil and eally worthy o ORCHESTRA - . » thelr countr t kit Pog - TEXAN IN BAD LUCK, a "plage ee pa Ht 31 Artists Under pPeapenome eye vets IS HURT TWICE AND ; ‘ Brambilla hm or Al us BANKROLL STOLEN The Free Sewing Ma- eT DENVEI : west | chine comes in many w Ltrow ‘ x t | attractive finishes. Sold Coliseum’s \ oe ; , sy , | on small monthly or he FREE When Open * News eat had ; | weekly payments. ; nent . ‘Flem | Grote-Rankin—Pike and Fifth—Grote-Reaaiy SMALLEST KNIFE IN FREE DOCTOR ; —_—_—_—_—_— Theft of Land Keeps Mexican WITH ELECTRIC FANS 22 7 WORLD IS bs eciee de Go to the 4 8) Kar vs 1 ifty | °° : ‘TOO 3 me nin Me Aus. vritty | et ALTOON >a. Aug. 1 RIC DRUG CO. eo aqui ian Tribe Furious: ees Palng tnt Lin ge ais a ce io wontense nil ia eee pasta me 155 of an inch in length and 1111 First Ave — NOGALES. Ariz, Aug. 15. Recent: For generations the Yequi fought the To hand back to the Vaquis what ma ‘ . nm ot an inch wide, has been And the Doctor will Teports of alleged atrocities in Mex | Spaniards and Mexiewns who sought by rightfully theirs would mean con Ww under the wun di f re by M. A. Kauffman, you a careful examinat feo and threats against the lives of to encroach upon his land in the fer. fiscation of much land held by have elect { ‘ s fema: 6d 'ti. & Anneli .dewelen: tone and _preseribs for Americans and Mexicans in Sonora, tile Yaqui river yalley Americans as well as Mexicans, It ed the nm of pyre FREE. f@gain put the Yaqui Indian tribe in) Numberie fons Id give the tribe the richest por ae: If you are sick you cannot do bets the headlines him « variou a, snd would bring no he pulled a t . oner th ter than take adv_ptage of this offer. Sporadic outbursts of thewe In| joan pn have wi from American tend “tt might blow our knowledge | langung r |We save you money and give the: dians have for years demanded @ futiie prominent M holders than from Mex propric- | awa The ‘best possible treatment. heavy toll of Mexican lives with: generals fits attendant sprinkling of Amer! can murders. Behind the Indian revolt lies the w« old question of land proprietorship. F ¢ Porfirio Dias The Yaqui question bids fair tolthe Yaqui wax undisturbed and Sl Mueaitaty esttied only ‘when the| inown ce a hard-working agricul ones of the entire tribe are plough: | turat Indian. To people with whom fed. under the already rich Yaqu!| ne was ona friendly footing wy river valley lands now permanently sind agave pg re Jost to this band of fighting agricul ie Seek turist people ‘The Yaqui has more = inte mingled good and bad characteristics than any tribe of American Indians. ind bad; faithful and ora. tole + _ treacherous; a tough warrior and pen, ary workman; i unconquerable, oo 4+ A Home Recipe fy sis, Great 1 for Tan and Sunburn | “’,/°° {n° transported to Yucatan met their Water! — “ " ™ of the Sonora moun 9 which the Yaqpis always flee hard p 1 ‘THERE ARE THE PRICES 206 Men’s SOx ...ceses i r Shirts we =. C ae oe e are now down to Odds and Ends. The Great Clothing, Furnishing and Douglas Shoe 4 coved dy 1S¢ Canvas Gloves stock, which we purchased at a fraction of wholesale cost, will soon be a thing of the reggae Wash past. If you want to save—come to this sale—take advantage of these prices—be here Suits e $1.50 Dress Shirts Men’s Caps 25c Garters ........- 20c Handkerchiefs Children’s Kov- eralls, in Khaki, rrai, Dian's a the eign theft war which re on of thousands taken children were A face or toilet cream to alter) ping where they were ¢ Toughness of the skin, prevent and| pow of them survived cure chapped hands and er lips, can be easily made at at little cost It will improve the complexion remove as well as prevent tan o sunburn in summer, and « skin. Men will find to apply to the face a months. With the Madero revolution, the quished Yaqui ined in the 35e Dress Ties .......- Men's $2.50 Khaki Pants, sizes J Im the face of rising prices—we defy competition. We are a Sit forced to sell these to 44, cut to W great stocks within the next ten days, and the Ph deri low prices will do the work: President Sus- penders go at $5.00 Heavy Army Blankets Sinee that time th ee, apeke it omy xe divided ° clnseee— pee blue and striped, special at glycerine and 25e worth o and indians f wh RET J dered grexite at any dr the Mexican troops in So 29c 98c a. 5 , 5 i Soci B sis * 7 oa Dissolve the grexite in glycer- Yaquis, but the “bronchos" » Si and $5 Men’s Dress $25.00 Men’s Suits, Society $15.00 Boys’ All-wool Blue $1 69 ine, add a pint of water, and pour ths high Sierras and raid the valley SE Shoes, broken Brand H Serge Suits, sizes 9 to 14, bi ft. Into bottles. towns with regularity. Most of the Men’s Dress 7h J $1 98 arg $9 85 cut a This makes more than a pint of time they pay little attention to the oe . ae lines, cut to ° cut to ene ” $6 95 i thick, antiseptic, grease cream American settler, but on occasions ou as Shirts, Arrow and to é e $3.00 Men's Fine q or lotion very healing and soothing, murder him as relentlessly as the others, to $2.00, i LE A): , Saat nh “enh and perfectly harmless. It is eno Lisle Union Suits en $ cut to $6.00 and $7.00 Douglas $30.00 Men’s Suits, J. Capp $40.00 Men’s to last you for months, and cos 0” demands t 89 ' * & S i Al k 4 Hart, Schaff & cut to you only a few cents. The 5 Shoes, a & Son and co makes, 7 art, Schaffner a s p eral dollars of t se “ } . i alee . aera big $1 7 65 y ib atetinnie cig J Men's Ribbed 500 B cate hs x! 3.00 Men’ ment t } o » ae ef 4 SCA TUR IN . $3 Men’s . nen gag Down go prices Underwear cut to $3.00 Boys $ ‘ TAIT . ae Down come prices A x 1d . Sa Shoes cut to 1 65 $6.00 Men's Dress Pants, & §6.00 Men’s Extra Heavy Heavy; Work "s Hi h- 4 ss on every pair of . * 3 Pants cut to on Men's Hig! . f - % ery pi Cc — in stripes, serges and suit Corduroy $2 98 og est Grade Suits, ouglas Union- : atterna 4 est Gi $ Makes 9 Out of 10 DEATH PREMONITION ig Douglas Union: Iq cs vion's Fine Dress Shoes, bla . $2.48 ’ feeperrices ts See oN including Hart, Dag | LEADS HIM TO LEAVE J made Shoes—the gifen’s Flannel | all sizes $2 98 cut to i: es gr SD schateuay am e u er NOTE; DIES IN NIGHT BR entire stock go- $2.00. all sizes, fg oUt te . san wf vas Shoes, 98 Marx, Kuppen: Doctors deciare that more than 70 NVER, Aug. 15.—-A premon: |i eat to Oo $30.00 and 00 Men's § all sizes ...... Cc heimer, Collegian, mrganic diseases can be traced to A ning geath caused i ing at a fraction "$1.25. Romach, Starting with indigestic od mm, belch es .- A ; tits, Collegian, Hirsch- 69c $5.00 Men’s Heavy Work W *kwire and others, $7.00 Ladies” Trent Shoes: mmm i D248 fe. $11.85 Fs "SD. 98 Hats, worth to $5.00, in colors “gag |___PAY CHECKS CASHED tion cE ted aos SALE STARTS SATURDAY, 9 A. M.—COME TO THE at eh relief {rom pain gloat heart disease. et) ne 50 Men's Wool Geta big toe) ot et re ! | FREAK EAR OF CORN mt iets sai | RED FRONT CLOTHING CO eee AS AMAZES FARMERS Boi sicui‘c ‘Union . Ga., Aug. 16.—8. Le Suits pees) Ceo 1601-1603 FIRST AVE., Corner First Ave. and Pine St. of beans, butterbeans er Coats ja warden with such vegetables, Hirsch - Wick- wire and Society Brand Suits. of present day 4 to him, notifica- Ji prices. orge O. Gilbert at ff $1.00 Infants’ Soft Sole Shoes 29c $8.00 and $10.00 Logger Shirts. Buy them now at $4.39 let from stomach trou it youdo not feel any stomach a) eak and ailing, feel tirod lack “pep” and enthusiasm and ing is wrong although sate the exact cause of your tro. # beck your Pumps cut to $1.00 Dress Shirts Suspenders $1.00 Men's Under wear, $1.00 Wool 8 : hildren’ s Sandals .... ees