The Seattle star. [volume], March 27, 1914, Page 2, Image 2

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THIS I* to be a greater. bigger and belter Velth Cammack atore.
Plana for greater, bigger and battar merchandising event*
than have ever been known on the Pacific Coaat have been
consummated Hera la the flr*t event of Ita kind -a headllner of
th# flrat magnitude.
Nearly 500 Adlrr-Roche»ter Finest $25 and $30
Newest Spring Style Men's and Young
Men's Suits $15.50 and $18.50
In thla unusual offering all former precedents are destroyed nil
former high value records at a season's bcKlnulng are overshadowed
—tor never on the Pacific coaat. or. In fact, ati> where, has th«re boon
an offering like thla.
Kvery garment In every detail of fine tailoring excellent M
clualve fabrics, distinctive style la of the very highest standard of
I 2&.00 ami $30 00 Adler-Hochester qualltv a standard that t* high
er than found In any other ready forservlce clothes
There are two aound logical reat">ns for thla unusual announce
ment: Tariff talk and tariff readjustments unsettled advance tnani
facturlng couditlona to the extent that the Viler Rochester factory
wa* compelled to product- several thousand Suits considerably uu
derprlce In order to keep Intact their wonderful tailoring organim
tlon The demand for Adler Rochester clothe* In Seattle has grown
with tremendous rapidity and In appreciation of thla fact and to
further demonstrate the superior excellence of Adler Rochester
clothes, the Adler Rochester factory allotted ua nh«mt 1.000 of these
special value Suits.
Hare, now, are the flrat 600 ot these wonderful Suit* Kvery
Suit brand n«w. smart, this season s tx>at style uewest fabrics ami
the finest quality $25.00 to $30 00 has ever bought.
Only the very stuartrat, newest, exclusive, popular fabrics are
Included. Kvery new model Kngllsh. hlfth Avenue, Conservative or
College style—box or regular back Included Men's and young
men's atylea In every alie and build up to 4* cheat. The greater
jroor expectations, the greater you will l>e pleased when you see the
excellent fabric*, the superlative fine tailoring and the distinctive
style of every one of these garments.
Remember, there are now only about 600 of these fin* Adler-
Rochester $-'5.00 to $30 00 Spring Suit* for men and young man at
; $15.50 and $18.50
Veith-Cammack Specials
English Rainproof Halmacaan t'oata KnTncoats In black and
mixtures, Topcoat* In black and Oxford. Suit* In black, blue an<l
fancy mixtures, at
$15.50
Guaranteed to give $25 00 service.
Neckwear Special
(1.00 oew Silk Neckwear, lat
est df»ln» and coloring!. sp»-
ctallv priced at
55c
VEITH-CAMMACK CO.
"THE LIVE STORE"
SaattW i ItmJinf cfi»trrbutar» AJler '7%ock*si*r fin* cV'A#j, AT*cu «m/
Sichctn halt, «.** Manhattan th th
Second Avenue at James Street
Op«n Saturday Till 10 P. M.
VILLA SENDS FOR
Aeroplane scout
EL PASO. Ter. March 37. —Gen.
thao, In command at Juarex, was
rushing railroad building material
to Gen. Villa today.
VUls plans to reconstruct the line
from El Verjel to Gome* Pslacio.
Snch a line, he said, wonld facili
tate the forward movement of hi*
SJtUlerr, ammunition snd supplies,
■nd enable him to Increase the fury
of his sttack on Torreon. of which
Gomex Palacio is a suburb.
Hs expected Torreon would fall
Bandar, he added.
Mentions No Reverses
In hi* messages to t'hao, Villa
said nothing about any rebel re
verse*. The opinion at Jnarex was
that he had simply encountered
more resistance tban he looked for,
but was rapidly surmounting the,
difficulties he faced.
Much more optimism was shown
In rebel circles today than yester
day or the day before.
According to Villa's sccount. he
hsd control of Gome* Palacio since
yesterdsy morning. He was main
talning his base at El Verjel. but
tmnrnm nan n ■ ia«nnt «n
una imks I* uisrr tut mmi nara
WILLS
""How can I be sure
my wife or children
will receive the Full
Benefit of my Estate
after my death!"
"Will my Wishes in
regard to my Prop
erty be Faithfully
Carried out!"
"Where can I find an
Executor who will
always Safeguard the
interests of Those
Dependent upon
me!"
These are question* that
arlie In the mind* of men
and women confronted with
the problem of appointing
an Executor to Administer
their Estates after death.
One of the Chief Func
tions of the Northern Bank
and Trust Company Is to
act under Wills, or through
Trust Conveyance*, in the
capacity of -Executor, Ad
minirtrator, Trustee, Guard
ian and In the management
of estate*.
NORTHERN BANK
nAND TRUST CO.
|| FOURTH AND PlK£ StATTIf
Shirt Special
Hhlrts mad* of fine quality per
cales and madras, In new (tripe
effects, plain and pleated These
Shirts made to sell for fl 80 and
12 00, at
$1.15
would move It forward to Gome*
Palacio aa soon as he had rebuilt
the railroad.
Tried to Withdraw
The rebel leader said he was con
fident the federals lu Torreon knew
their position was hopeless, for they
attempted to withdraw southward
from the city yesterday, bat were
driven back within their defenses
At present a single shaky wire
connects Juarei with the battlefield
Newspaper correspondent* at the
front were still unable to n*« tbl*
wire.
With ths supplies which Villa
ordered. Chao sent forward the
military aeroplane, recently
bought by the rebels.
Capt. Alberto Salinas Csr
ranxa. who will acout with it
over Torreon, went to the front
on the *ame train.
I At the *ame time that Villa wa*
making such hopeful report*, the
! federal Junta here waa receiving
telegram* from Mexico Cltr and
Plrdras Negras. claiming federal
; victories st Torreon.
ED LIKES GOLF
There are more re»l reason* for
an expenditure of public fund* for
golf than any other outdoor *port
of It* kind, according to E. C
Cheasty. who (bowed the necessity
of the 101-acre link* at Jeffer*on
park being constructed by the
park board.
Te Tar* a <>.id Is Oae ftey
Ta». t.AXATIVH nt'ilM., Q„| r«hl«.
refun-l ei'n«T If It f«i'§ to *tjra
K * «'»<• I »l|Mi jrt f Ofi auk torn Mr
Let Us Repair Your
Jewels Now, Else You May
Lose Them
Folk* rarely look to see whether
or not their Jewel* are safely
mounted if they did, fewer peo
ple would he losing valuable gems
on account of loose claws and
wornout setting*.
Bring us your rings new. We'll »x
amino them free of -hare* our >.*
perlerv.. *7el nklll enaMaa ita si .ri
te say whether or not there l« unr
danger TMs advice mnv save von
many heart pnnK*
We Do All Borts of
Jewelry Repairing
The features r'l our repair »rvlr>.
h r*s «xp*rt ifmnwhlp »i*« of
finality riiJitcrlAlM, tirotnptrif nn «r,.i
| mo<ler a t*» < liarvf Ws put wut* i>»m
In p«rf«rt runrilnfc ord#»r put t»lim tin
r»• r»'i 1 r *p*r fix mU
i vcrwarf firln* um your 'oM fnni.
loni-d j«WAlry If yr»u wmr,t lliftn
; transformed lnt'» «t#r. rl<• »,, M |
i prft t y thifiif s.
l.'M. BENNETT
J'Bflfr ni.d *tnn«
' Illlrr.
ir»HH WMllnks, Alhamlvra I'hratra
THE WAR IN ULSTER AS FAMOUS
DONEGAL HUMORIST SEES .ITI
Albert Memorial Square, Delfasi
By Seumas MacManui t
(Copyright. 1914, by th* Newspapir
Enterprise Association.)
The I'lster Orangeman la defying
Kngland out of Ihn execss of hla
loyalty to her —Is
threatening her to
assert his al
legiance — and
say* he will lam
baste England to
lpn>ra hi* lov# for
I her
Tet we tMster
men. who know,
the Orangeman a*
» neighbor ami
fetlowman, smile
at the Idea of hi*
going out with a
loaded gun to
malm and kill the
Hrltish array And
he smiles with u*
behind hi* hand
• • «
flefore I lyft my
Donegal (t'lster)
home, la*t fall, to
roue on my an
oual American
lecture tour, the
I'later Orange
'man and ni > »*-1 f
S* txm&s
Hoc ManUjr
had our dally
Joke, when we met. about hi* bluff
belnK good enough U> *cars the
Ktigllahman
Notwithstanding the fright Into
which England and the newspapers
are thrown, I ran assure you with
firsthand knowledge that the t'l-.
»ter Orangeman. In the bulk, ha* no
more of fighting than of Hying
over the moon or over the Atlan
tic for the fifty thousand dollar
priae.
There will be row*. ruction* and
ahlndig* In plenty If the borne rule
bill paase* but they'll be In |U>l
fa«t and a few of the other larger
town* of I'lster, where the side
streets afford good coTer for •ton
ing the police.
They'll riot If the bill pa»«e« or
If It doe* not p>»*« -If anything
pen*, or If nothing happen*
Because Carson (who I* a genuine
demagogue) haa so wrought upon
their Imagination*, and becau*e the
Engliah government haa had the
weakness to try wheedling, and rud
dllng. and bribing. I ehouldn't be
surprised. however. If a handful of
hot head* here and there went out
with gtin* and fired at everything
In *lght and brought down a rheu
matic crow; got clnematographed
and )nlle<l and pardoned, and. a*
martyr*, died of old age.
• • •
The short n«ss of the Bnglleh j
memory 1* a marvel
They already «eem to have for-1
gotten that the Ulster Orangeman
'threatened war every time that Ire-
wm on the brink of winning
a remedial MWN land act. lorat
government act. or church dlseaiab
llshment act
The I'lster Orangeman. If you
would believe the demagogues. I* al
way* "getting hJa gun."
W hen we were wringing from a
i tearful England the Gladatonlan
land act of 'SI an act that should
| give the Irishman the right to tin-i
prove hi* land without having 111*
rent raised thrrefor the renerahle
and noted William Johnston of H*l
:ly Ktrby, the Orange leader (who
: with *weet plely, >isted the world. ;
j the flesh, the devil and the pope)
| told the trembllnr British parlia
ment that If lrl*h agl tat Were to
he pandered to In Ihl* way h»
would call the Orangemen to come
tSfth and "line the dltrhes of t'l- |
ster. a gun 1n their right h*nd and ;
a Ttlhle In their left" and. If my
memory serveh me right. I think
their lunch In the other hand and
for "their Ood and their country" i
make the mill wheel* turn with
blood'
And when the act was made law
they rose out. a* promised—with
their lunches to a Twelfth-of July
picnic.
In their excitement they forgot
their gun* and Bible*.
• • •
The attitude of the t'lster Orange
man before and after past crises
(and what will have been hi* atti
tude before and after the present
crisis) alwiivs reminds me of .Ilmmy
Donlftn at the fair of Dunlon. .Ilmmy
had earned fur himself the name
of being a "mortal great fighter" -
without ever going Into battle
At the fair of Dunloe he was
gathering fresh glory msrchln*
roailess up and down between two
IHi<-* of terrified men. demanding,
belligerently:
"Who sthrurk lohnnle nowd* I
rav. who sthrurk Johnnie Dowd
Till at length, a hrawnv bltr moun
talneer. who (though he probably
never before bad heard of Johnnie),
deniilnp to oblige, stepped square
ly In front of Jimmy, saving
"It was me sthrurk Johnnie
Dowd 1 What have ye .got to say
about It?"
Eur a moment, the warlike Ilmmy ;
H;is starj/ei"d only for a moment,
ithough Then he announced:
"I only want to say that It wax
a mighty nate knock ye pave him!"!
SKI'MAH MACMANUB.
Of Donegal, ffHund.
THE STAR—FRIDAY. MARCH 27. 1914.
-Cj-Ch -v. m jwiu
Tha Map Abova Showa the Irlah Dtvlalona; Ulator, at tho North, la
Agalnat Homa Rula: All fa Raat of Iraland la, of Couraa, Btrenqly
for It.
MAY SACRIFICE
MINISTER OF WAR
LONDON. March 1? The A*
qulth cabinet still stood over a vol
cano today.
FUM Marshal Sir John french
and Adjt <»en filr John Ewaxt
were (leadfaat In their determina
tion to retire.
The government's repudiation of
th-> "Cough treaty,which they en
dorsed. placed them In such a posi
tion. they *ay. that I hey canuot re
tain their post* honorably
Only On* Way Out
Pollllclana agree that If their
resignation* have to be accepted. It
la hard to aee how th» ministry can
DRINK
HABIT
RELIABLE HOME TREATMENT
The OKHINK treatment for the
I>rlnk Habit ran be used with abso
lute confidence. It destroys all de
sire for whisky, beer or other al
coholic Stimulant*. Thousand*
have successfully used It and hava
be#n restored to live* of sobriety
and usefulness. Can be given se
cretly. Costs only $1.00 per bo*.
If you fall to get result* from OR
IIINK after a trial, your money
will be refunded Ask for free
booklet telling all about ORRIN'E.
Swift ■ Pharmacy, Second and I'lke
Big Bargains in
Bedroom Furniture
Kwjrthlng that In used In
the furnishing of * bed room
At prices that jrou cannot
equal olaawhere romp In and
see what we have In Bra**
Beds, Dre**er*, Chiffonier*,
Iron Bed*, etc., at money lay
ing price*.
mrmH
I (< '*
l&iiipP
«15 Dresser *10
$24 Rook Case XlO
»sr, Chiffonier $|.%
llfi Rocker , AMI
♦27 60 Ililffot *17.541
Cash paid for uaed piece* I
In good condition. I
S. H. Poynor
1621 Fourth Avenu*
%
Between Pike and Pine
Castle Place, In High Street, Belfast
help being n»»rlhrnwn
Only »n« thin* might Indue* the
two offlrwr* to chauge their mind*
the aacrtflca of W« Secretary
John Seelny, who, by drafting the
"Uough treaty." alaning It, and aak
Inn them to endorse It, luvolvod
them In their preeent eiubarraan-,
moot.
May Sacrifice Seeiey
And that Beeley would he **crl
fired wa* thotiitht very likely,
though Premier Asqulth refused hi*
r.'»l«ii*tlon once
The Impresalon prevailed that, If
Ae"|cy went out. Colonial Secretary
liOiila llarrourt, a atrong home
niler. would be transferred to the
war office .
The statement A*<julth promised!
to make in the common* last night '
had to he postponed because he had
not madn progres* enough to ha*e (
anything to »*y.
WOMEN TO JOIN
IN A CAMPAIGN
' TO SAVE BABIES
DKB MOINKfI, la., March 27
When the National Congress. <if
Mot h pr* nnd I'nrent-Teariier asso
ciations meets at Washington April
22 to plan Ifh nAtlon wide baby
snvlng campaign, cine of thn prlml
pul speakers will ti Mm, A. It
('unimlna, wife of I'ulted States
Senator Cummin* of lowa Mrs.
<*iiinmll<h will t iki- part In th<> con
fprencp on 'The Mom«> and Child
Welfare."
From the reslnou* substance col
lected by bees from the buds of
trees and used by them to *top the
crevices In hives a new antiseptic
dioHiliiK for wounds la being made.
! Any Overcoat or Raincoat $10.85
$25, $30, $35 and
Up to $40 Overcoats
and Raincoats $10,85
Mofft of Uj*** ar* i»*w /y \
aprlDK atylea a few fall g 1 ,
weight*, Iml »nlt*<l to thla l> y ,/^V
climate Made t»y the Iwat f j* *T »\
rnukera In tb« t'nltcd Hutea, i| yf
and rnrh khim • ■ t at n ithorl Sir * VI
tatlve alyl<- Your tint M "S k
cuat'ifn tailor turn W / Li ' « —
thorn out any bailor. JjjlJ Wgßi tu
Prlred m one third of ff JJ | > ! H rfflA
their real value. Vou ladK | ' att. \
take yotir unr**t rioted T./\
rboloo at v vNlr^r''
smw
Mm's S3O, 535 and VI
J4O Suits $14.50 i"ia^
Kvory Suit made by the
bent maki-ra In the rnlt*<l 3
Htatea Kverr Bull hand
tailored. very latent patterns!. —
and every now modol abown ( "
thla a»a»n recently add«<l to 925.00 fiulta at
thla atock. Vou <ll»re*ard the #in OC
anleamen'a adv|n- (io over SI UiOw
to the cabinet, fit and pleaae
youraelf. lilareicard the for-
iner price and hand the man $15.00 Aleo Suit* at
$14.50 $7.85
WILL PRESS CONDEMNATION
CASE FOR NEW EMPIRE WAY
Brisk arguments for and agsln*t
tha abandonment of condemnation
proceeding* to establish a road, to
!>e known n* Emplrn way. from
l»enr!iorn st and Oorwln place,
south and southeast, to the city
limit*, were heard by the city coun
cil street* and sewer* commutes
yesterday afternoon when 100 Hal
nler valloy clUena lined up In the
discussion.
Wealthier eltrena petitioned that
the plan he stopped. They were
vigorously opposed by the other
fact lon.
INDIGESTION, GAS,
DYSPEPSIA GONE
•PAPE'S Dl APEPSIN" FIXES
SICK, SOUR. GASSY STOM
ACHS IN FIVE MINUTES
Wonder what upset your atom
ach which portion of the fo d did
the damage—do you? Well, don't
bother If your stomach la In a re
volt: If sour, gassy and upset, and
what you Just ate has fermented
Into stubborn lumps; head dl/.E.v
and aches; belch gases anil actus
and eructate undigested food;
breath foul, tongue routed Just
take a little I'ape's Dtapcpsln and
in five minutes you wonder what
became of the Indigestion and dis
tress.
f/ \irs
J AB
Gumrnms
Millions of men and women to
day know that It la needless to
li ivn a bad stomach A little tHa
i "pain occasionally keeps this doll
< itc organ regulated and they eat
their favorite foods without fear
If your stomach doesn't take carp
of ynur liberal limit without rebel-1
lion; If your food la a damage In j
-lenl of a help, remember, the;
qillrkegt, surest, moat harmless re
lief Is I'app'n lilapepsln, which
coats only fifty cents for a largt
cam* tit druK stoics It's truly won
<i<m fill it i* food ami aatt
things straight, so gentlf and ens
lly that It Ih really astonishing
i'lease, for your sake. don't no on
nnd on -with a weak, disordered
utotuaiii, it'a ho unnecessary.
Last Saturday
Of the month some EXTRAORDINARY spe
cials in addition to our cutting every article
in the house. There are still thousands
LIWfW of dollars' worth of merchandise in this
store to be closed out, and prices so
low it seems almost incredible —
V 3 to Va Off Wholesale Prices
$2, $3 and $4 Worth of
Merchandise for ONE.
to S:3O p.m.; Saturday*
KVVtI'J A VT3N||3 «— ——n * \
Men's V* Work
■7Ta| |1 I|LJ TI J er atyl*. bed Scout Shoe*,
~ $2.45 $14S
MM> I Hf l«
ft' hI g h -
gra d »
Lttl h • r
n«)t«
29c
Men's tOe to
II fMlk Web
Huspendsrs
29c
Remember, Many of the Above Lines Have Been Added Recently to This
Stock.
BANKRUPT STOCK OP THE
STARR-MacPHERSON DEPARTMENT STORE
1420-1422 Third Avenue, Near Comer of Pike Street
Msn's II 00
l>ni»r Cloth
N'l«M Qn»nl.
ilk trimmed
89c
M*n's 10c
and T|e SI k
II s n d k * r
chlefs
35c
Councilman Marble * motion that
the superior court ca*<" be contln
tied and the petition to dismiss
held up was sustained by the com
mittee
Samuel Joseph and B. B. Moser
declared the Improvement Is need
ed and that the Puget Sound Trac
tion. Ulght ft Power Co and the
Seattle, Ronton it Southern want
ed the project stopped to remove
the city's power to com|>e! Im
provements on Rainier boulevard.
BOAT GOES DOWN;
18 ARE DROWNED
HRIBHANR, Austral!*, March 2".
-Striking a rock at the entrance to
nrtsbane harbor, the French steam
ship St. I'a\il aank off thin port to
day and IS peraoni drowned
VENEZUELA TO
HAVE WAR?
WII.KMHTAD, Curacao. March
2*. A revolution Is Imminent in
Venezuela. It Is reported. Thouffh
the government hna made many ar
rests, II was stated that the move
ment against It Is gaining ground
The new automobile headlight la
» radical departure from other de
signs, The lamp has the nhape of
a human eyeball, and turns In Its'
socket in exactly the aatne mannerl
hk the eye In ltd support.
llcst modern outside rooms. 2,"c
to 60c. Stewart House, Bti West
Stewart Advertisement.
DANCING
HIPPODROME
fifth nml I 'n!*rr«lf r.
IO pl««o« I nlon On tiMfm
liitnrln* Tmitlit by < om|M»t#nt
[MEN'S FURNISHINGS
Odd* and end* of beat Furnishing* manu
factured at price* one third to one-half off.
Men's (2.00 Finest
Narraganiett
Spring Needle
Underwear 89c
Marrarliad, luatrou*
tenure pink, blue
lavender, aweater or
button froat. Bhlrta
and l;ra*«ri. QQ.
all *I*ea 09W
Tie Men'* be*» qual
ity l«lW'Rlbh«4 I'n
derwear. Hhlrt*, but
ton or *waater front,
blue. pink, white and
lavender. Hhlrt* atid
Drawer*. all 4Q««
*li>i. aarh ... IS)*
lie Men'* fUlbrliriran
t'nderwear P 1 trta
arid Drawer*. AQ.
all alxe*. at £9v
II 00 to 11 »0 Men'*
Wool Underwear;
broken line*. Hhlrt*
»i,d Dmw- f O ,
er* U9 If
Men * II 00 to II «0
IMf 4 OA
Hulta at # I*i9
Men* Tie Twtllad
Ooif Shirt*, union
made new sprln*
r wring* all QQ*
*!*•• o*6
Men * ««<• Drill Bhlrt*
light and dark ''ol
«.ra, In all
ilw . 091*
Men * II SO and
II 0» Oolf Khlrta. new
• prlng color- QQ a
lug* 09w
Men* 11.00 Flannel
Hhlrt*. military eol
l*r irrajfi. navr.
brown and llg h t
plald*. all SO#*
*l>*«. *t 09b
Men's li >0
» n<! I 4 0 0
Drca* Hhoen
lunm'Kl *ni)
vtcl kid. all
52.45
REGRET TO SEE
VAN HORN 60
Monitors of the Plymouth Con-i
gregutlonal church Id formal re»o j
lutlons presented to the Rev. and
Mr* Francis J. Van Horn, I). D, ,
»xpreßsed their regret* that th# j
pastor hu been called to the Hr*t j
CongreKat tonal church at Oakland,
Cal. He baa been pastor her*
eight year*.
QUITS HIS JOB
LIMA, Peru, March IT.- Finding
opposition too strong to overcome
Vice President Lucmj, who wanted
to serve out ex-President Billing
burst's unexpired term. resigned,
—— J
WE LIKE TO
MAKE SUITS
for sensible people—who
appreciate good clothes.
We make our suits to fit
perfectly. Every gar
ment made under the
supervision of the pro
prietor.
Our Credit System
comes in handy. Drop in
and inspect our fine line
of Foreign and Domestic
Woolens.
J. S. CRATON
Tailor for Sensible People
402 UNION ST.
Cash or Credit
MEN'S $1.00 SILK
HOSE 39c
Boff. beautiful, lus
trous taxtura, parfact
ahapHfnaaa and e!a
franca of finish, black
and color* la a
-52.25
Man'a 2Sc Ftna Mar*
rarli*»d Mala Hoaa,
cok>r* 14C
Men'e Uo Cotton
Hom. blMk Q.
or tan 9to
Men'* *5c fjolf Shir:*,
bill# *lil White atid
Mark n r 1 IA.
wt.lt* atrip** Hit
Men'* $1 to and I! it
Negligee Hhlrta. *ole
•etta. percale and
other fine material*
In new -prior pn*
coloring* U9C
Boye' f.O« and Tie
Hlilrt* *olf an<) ne*-
LT- .29c
nor I' "Se Flat
Madra* 4Qa
Blouaea fcuu
Man'* 7te Work
T r " 39c
Man*® H A P. I>r#a«
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