The Seattle star. [volume], May 11, 1915, Page 2, Image 2

About The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947

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1332-34 Second Ave. and 211 Union St.
Buy Your Apparel on Credit
t Hir liberal i red it system make* it po««iMe for you
to dre«« iti the height of f.mtoion at all en-JfKln- N
time*. Pay us in small weekly or ft*
monthly payments.
An Exquisite Showing of Smart ■ I jV- V
White Chinchilla
Coats
Special •» $25.00 \> /1 |
The model akctched 1* an example v , 1 n \\
of the excellent atTie and beauty of / " ! j U
those Worumbo I'hlnehllla Coat* W.i J
have >H4om offered *uch a vain* In « .. ~
A!*o a
lot
Chilian at $1».T5.
New Waists in
\t 1 mar^ Modes
/ nv *•*& « J / Y " r '" > *" " r " »hi>win* i*
7 \ if it / / wonderful We u*e the word In It*
I )f / fullent meaning Th« itylri are
\ '•» .'<» on« newe*t The color* are
V II chartr.lnn the *and and p'lttjr
\ \li \ \>l »hade» tho new gray, fleah and
!'!enf of Wktu PrtoM ran** from
t"T \ — i; oo np
GIVES MONEY TO
WIFE: HANGS SELF
After turning itaO over to hi* wife.
Ernest Roland. s>. a tailor, walked
two blocks east from his residence,
•030 46th ave. 8 . at » o clock Tues-
What
Causes
Sore Feet?
J Aching. burning.
3 and sweat*
corns, lallotiif. and
ser*' bunions all
original" from In
lured Uut
there la n<> ne.-- eelt>
to endure t»»r
tura a alngle mo
meni Any of th»ae
' troublea can be in
stand? rctle\ ed and permanently
cured by uainff the following *ct
entlflc treatment that aflta
through the pore* and remove*
the rauae 'Two tableapoonfuia
of Caloclde compound In wirm
foot batli. soak the feet fifteen
minute*. gently rubbing rore
parte You <an (ft t'alccid*
from any drug atore A twenty
five.cent pa'-kag» I* usually
enough to cure the worst feet.
Medical Formula, Dayton. O
amuse m en t s
MOORED
Matinees Wed. and Sat.
Bawrj W. Savage (Mm j
FVtmoMAH
HP a
150 PEOPLE 150
Iftrial Symphony Orchestra
Largest Musical and Dramatic
Orfaaizatioo Ever Toured
Night Price* 25c to $2.00
Matineea 25c to $1.00
SEATS NOW SELLING
PANTAGES
STUART
THE MALE PATTI
Childhood Days
Other Big Acta 10c and 20c
Loew's Empress
TW MwW«l Mir
(iKRTRI DK BARMM
Tha trnnoni Ir4lbh AfhlrtPf
MII ILU) BIMW.
Roland Wm( Player® la
"THr. TA*OI,K"
Oth*r Art®
VaaaßaaHMßaaaMaHMaiMiwJ
POVERTY
1« no tin, but it is mighty
inconvenient.
You must start, as all
wealthy men have, by open
ing a savings account.
Interest 4 Pcr Cert
UNION
a A VINOS A
TRUST CO.
or ecATTLe
Capital and Surplus
$811,000
HOGE BUILQINO
In tha Heart ef the financial
District.
JAMES D. HOGE,
Prealdent.
N. B. SOLNER,
Vies President and Truet Officer.
i day morning, and hanged himself
by means of a rope to a small tree
He was found half an hour later,
dead.
Rotund ha* been despondent for
several weeks, and on several oc
t caslons talked of suicide Huslnesn
i troubles. It la believed, worried
i bltu.
He ran a little tailor shop on
Jame* St.. between Second and
Third aves.
He Is survived by a widow and
[ five adult children. The t«ody was
removed to the county morgue.
• • •
UNABLE TO GET
WORK, GIRL, 22,
TAKES POISON
Altho >t la not har wtsh, Ills
Smith, a comely girl of 22. wilt
recover from the effecta af
awaiiowing five mercury tablata
Monday night at the Snoqual
mle hotel, city hoapltal authori
ties atatad Tuesday.
The girl was driven to her
act by weafce af enforced idle
nesa. which brought har to the
paint where "the easieet way"
waa the only course left.
The sir) registered at the hotel
three iMki ago rib* had little to
say to the other guest* Her only
known relative I* a mother living
somewhere nesr Seattle
According to the proprietor, the
girl *ai piainlr discouraged "• h * r
rain efforts to get work, and sev
eral times *i» heard to threaten
suicide
BELIEVE LAUNCH
WAS LOST IN SALE
JUNEAI", Alaska. Mar 11— IJttle
hope Is felt today for the safety of
the gaaoline boat. Edith 0., and It
la believed by J Snow, * perl a I agent
of the Internal revenue aervlce, who
arrived here yeaterdav from Yaku
tat. that the vessel wan lost In a
terrific southwest gale on April 18.
with all aboard.
Besldea CapL Oreen there were
three on the host. Jean llelry, John
Maold and Tony Maold.
The Kdlth O. left Juneau April
12 for Knik
Doctor I.athrop Is licensed by
the State Board of Medical Ex
unlnera to prwtln in the state
of Washington, and he has been
practicing In fleatlle for several
years. The doctor does not claim
that, his treatment is a cure all, and
he will not take your case If he
thinks be cannot benefit you. If
medical or surgical treatment la
what la needed In your case, he will
tell you so, and advise you to go
to your physician snd surgeon for
treatment Dr. Ijithrop does not
charge for consultation and you sre
welcom* to visit his office at 214-16
People* Bsnk Bldg sny d»* eicept
Hundajs. between » » m. snd 5
p. m. Some of the dl-cases thst
Do'tor successfully treats
are: A*thin«, lle«rt Trouble, I>s*s
pepsla, I-a Grippe. Female Trouble,
t onstlpatlon. Lumbago, Neuralgia,
Liver Trouble, Rheums: litm, Appen
dicitis, Headaches, Psralysls, In
somnia, Kidney Trouble and Stun*
ach Trouble.
POINTED PARAGRAPHS OUT OF
PRESIDENT WILSON'S SPEECH
"You have Juat taken an oath of allegiance to tha United State*.
You hava taken an oath of allagianoa to a great Ideal, to a g>eat
body of prlnclplea, to a graat hope of tha human raca,
"And, while you bring all countrlea with you, you come with a
purpoee of leaving all other oountrlae behind you—bringing what I*
beat of their aplrlt. but not looking over your ehouldera and aeeklng
to perpetuate what you Intended to leave In them.
• e • • e
"A man who thlnka of hlmeelf aa belonging to any particular
group In America haa not yat become an American, and the man who
goea among you to trade upon your nationality la no worthy eon to
live under tha Star* and Strlpee.
• • • • •
"It wa* but an hlatorlcal accident, no doubt, that thle great
country wa* called the United State*, and yet I am very thankful
that It ha* the word 'United' In it* title, and the man who aeeka to
divide m<n from man, group from group, Intereat from ln|*r**t, In
the United State* la atrlklng at Ita vary heart.
e • • • •
"The enample of America mu*l be the enample not merely of
peace, becauae It will not fight, BUT Pf ACS BECAUSE PEACE IS
THE ELEVATING INFLUENCE OF THE WORLD, AND STRIFE
U NOT.
• e • • •
"There la auch a thing aa a man being too proud to tight. There
la auch a thing aa a natlon'a being ao right that It doe* not need to
convince othere by force that It la right."
President Cheered by Thousand* When
He Addresses Meeting at Philadelphia
CONTINUED
FROM PAGE I
orated with American flag* and
red. white and blue hunting, by
Ma* or Hlankenburg of Phlladel
phla. who apoke with a atrong (Ser
man acc«nt
The mayor referred to the fualon
of the blood of other natlona that
makea up the true American and
told them the goal of American
cltiaenahlp la to tie loyal to the
country of their adoption.
Prealdent Wllaon waa applauded
to the echo Speaking In a clear,
dtattnct voice, he waa heard In ev
erv part of the hall eicept when
drowned by spaamodlc burata of
applauae
President Ouardad
The president won hla audience
immediately by stating at the atart
that when he came he had the feel
ing that he should not leave Waah
lugton at such a crucial time, bat
that the nature and earneatneaa of
the gathering renewed hla spirit
as an American."
The provident said I like to
com* and stsnd In the presence of
my fellow dtlten* and drink out of
the common fountain with them,
feeling the aenae of their support
Tbruout hi* day In Philadelphia
President Wllaon *i< closely
159 Bodies Recovered Out of 1,150 Dead;
Fear Majority of Others Are Lost Forever
QUtIMTOWN, May 11.—A
total of IS* bodies has been
taken from the aea near the
point of Old Head of Klneaie,
where the Lualtanla plunged to
the bottom Friday after being
torpedoed by a Qerman iutma
rlne.
The bodies of sla mora man
and four woman war* an routo
hsre from Baltimore today,
while tugs aro atlll aaarchlng
the watara in hopss that addi
tional bodies may ba picked up
and avantually Idantlflad.
Attho tn« Cunard tin# offl
cere sugg'tt there may ba a
few survivors hsvs not
Italian Women Appeal to Government for
War to Avenge Sinking of the Lusitania
ROME. May 11 .—Demanding the Italian queen dowager had received
Intervention of Italy In the war to a letter from Kaiser Wllheini
avenge the torpedoing of the l.uai pointing out the advantages to hi
tanla by a German submarine, mem- derived from Italy's continued neu
bers of the Italian Women's Pro- traltty, and begging her Interven
War league today appealed to the tlon to avoid a conflict with Aus
government for Immediate action trla
They denounced the wrecking of
the l.ualtanla as a "crime aga'.nst
humanity "
It waa reported today that the
• e e
Supply Allies to
Avenge Brother
NKW BRITAIN. Conn , May 11 —
To avenge their brother, laaac B
Trumbull, who perished when the
husitanla wn* sunk, the Trumbull
Brothers Manufacturing Co. ha* de
rlded to produce and sell munitions
to the allies.
"In the paat we have refuaed all
such orders, said John B Trum
bull today, "but a* a result of the
death of our brother, we hue de
termined to go Into tha business In
the near future."
Travelers Can't
Be Insured Now
NEW YOKK. May 11.—Insur
•nre companies tod iy abandoned
the l**uance of policies to trsvelers
Kolntc abroad, owing to the sinking
of the l,u*ltanla and the grest risk
canned by *übtnarlne*
The sinking of the l.usltsnla will
cost the Insurance companies
$fi,«00,0(Kl when poll< lea issued to
the vnrlous passenger* are paid
Alfred O. Vanderbllt carried the
heaviest inaurance of those lost ou
the liner.
RADIO EXPERT TO
TALK AT THE T.M.
The rule* snd regulstlon* of
wirele** trsi>*mls*lon of me**age*
und the licensing of commercial op
erators sill lie discussed St a pub
lic meeting to lie held st S o'clock
Tue*dn> night In the Social Serv
ice rr«itn of the V M < A under
the auspice* of the Y. M Marconi
Wlrelca* achool.
V. Ford Oreavea chief rsdlo en
gineer under the f H commlsalon
er of navigation, will talk on "The
Spirit, of the \Vlrel«*s Uwi,"
rireave* I* the biggest wireless
expert In the I'nltefl State* Tnes
dsy night s meeting Is open free to
the public
SENATOR FOSTER WILL SPEAK
Senator II K Foster will give ;in
a<ldre*s oil Hie subject of 'Munici
pal Retrenchment" Wednesday
evening. «t the °l nlverslty hrai-ch
library, F.ast nOth si. and Tenth av<.
N E.. under the susplces of the
I Diversity Community club.
STAR—TUESDAY. MAY 11. 1915. PACK 2
guardad on »<•< nunt of tha pr*a«mt
utraluad cmhkllllon of IntarnailmiHl
affalra, and 7Mt pollraman wara da
tallad for that duly. (h« rliy tr«>«'p*
artlng aa u guard of lionoi
Chaarad by Thouaandt
Following hla addraaa. tha praal
dant rod* for thr»a mllaa to tha
atatlon along utraata aolldly [W k
ad v> Ith humanity, all rhaarlng Ilia
haad waa bgrad In graatlng tha
graatar part of tha tlina
In addition to tlia praatdant'a a<*
rrat arrvloa companlona. aavan da
tact ha* roda bahlnd him during
tha parada to tha atatlon Tha
Hroad Mtraat da|>ot waa danaa with
people, who rhaarad luatllv aa tha
pra«ld«-nt hoardad hla prtvata car
for Waahlngton and ratlrad aarly.
I'rlor to hla addraaa, landing
avanta In tha llvaa of Waahlngton
and Unoeln wara flaahad on tha
moving plrlura arraan, and avi>r»
ona praa»nt laaped to hla faat and
wavad a flag or a hat Wllaon
atood hafnra tha aaa of facaa. amll-
In* aa tha hand playad Tha Htar
Hpanglad Hannar"
"Tha Praaidant—Ood Blaaa Him"
Tha raat audlanra waa qulat dur-
Inn th» hrtaf ramarka of Mayor
Mlankanbtirg but whan ha com lud
ad I praaant to yotl —<»od b|a*»
him —tha praaldant," It waa tha alg
nal for a loudar. longar, wlldar and
mora i-nthu»la«t|r outburst of a|>-
plauaa than anr that pracadad It
Ma raturnad to Waablugtuti last
night
yat b«an reported. thla Hopa la
not reflected In official clrciaa.
Tha lataat flguraa plate tha mitn
bar of daad at 1.150, tha number of
aavad at 7*7. Inrludlng 4S.'. paaaan
gara, and thaae flguraa ara i>alla*
ad by naval and military authorl
tla» to ha approximate!) correct.
With the dead burled In the old
cemetery, on the outsklrt* of
Queenstown. yesterday, the only
work now remslnlng here Is the
raring for survivors snd msklng
final arrangementa for ahipment of
the identified dead to their home*
While a few more bodies mav b«
recovered. It I* feared that a ma
Jorlty mav be lost forever
To this she Is reported to have re
plied with a telegram, saying 'In
the house of Savoy, only one reigns
at a time."
VILLA REPORTS HE
IMS LICKED OSREROH
WASHINGTON. Mar 11.-Gen
F*mn< l»ro Villa's ine»aa«e to hi*
agenta here today declared he had
destroyed <ien Ohroaon n left win*
an<l driven hi* arm> brick to
Irapuato Villa raportud the fi*ht
began south of I«aon. He Raid ha
aipected h decisive engagement nt
Irapuato shortly.
RESERVE BANKS BET
BLEARIRfi SYSTEM
WASHINGTON. Mar 11 - The
federal reserve board today nn
nouncad the establishment of a
clearing ayatem between reser\e
hanks effective May 24. This Is
one of the most Important steps
taken since the board was created.
DENTAL
HH and
Ml OPTICAL
■■prices cut
■pflf r« mill til* Hard Ttmva
No aurh ton prlraa
nr 11
11 on In I nti r) opilral
vorlc war* *v*r off*r*<i
II Scaltla or >>laa« h*ra,
You n*ad not hurry, aa
,ny low prli *» ivin tull .
ilnua wlill* ilia |, ar j
Urnaa laau
Hard Times Optical Price*
f "s. Ca II at My <»p.
— ~r" ' P*r t
urVCra m#nt - your
aiamlntd
■' and "'HIROI fit
ted for you ao<l T will *'in ri» nt n* to
«tv« you from to $B on any pair
r.f you may raqulra 1 .onaoa
<1 tjpilc m t*d a ipeclalty.
Edwin J. Brown, D. D. S.
H*a!tl*> I .<■(> <111I M I'«>• t lat.
Ilrntal Till I Ira) * ,».
I alna lllurk
Optical ll'iiiirlmfol, TM l lral At*.
Maahlßitnn nlo«*k.
It* »ar* *»rt I nmr la TOR an 4 TI3
Viral Att.
npan avanln** until » an>l Run
da/a until 4 (or paopla who work.
You Can Thank
Prohibition
FOR THIS CHANCE TO SAVE MONEY
The Outlet ha» been in business on this same corner for 26 years. We ex
pected to stay with it many years more.
But the "Drys" put us up against it. Everybody knows this neighborhood will
be dead as a steamed clam after January 1.
So we are "getting out from under." We are taking our medicine. No use
barking up a stone wall.
Prices trimmed down to the bone is the only money-getter these days. We
know that and invite you to come down and enjoy the greatest bargain feast
ever.
liAT^^^MEN^^UIT^^SHIRTS
John B Stetaona; <11 .15..; A TVTA IVTHPC B 50c and 75c Work OO
but odd let: *1 4ft /liNU r/iIN 1 9 ■ Shirt. aJaJC
choice V * '"O H f 1.50 Cluett Dreaa HQ
$4 00 and $5 00 Stetaona, full aaaort- Big Assortment; Blacks and Blues I 6hlrta UOC
mant; your ffO |__1, J ■ $1.00 and 11.25 Grean Hood /»o
Cole. Included. ■ Union Label Shirt. OOC
$joo Ma«a. in ... *1 qe $10.00 SUITS, an odd £4 AP I I $2,50 Oxford Cray Pongee 31 t
and color, cholc. at . . \,l U*| ■ Shlrta with military fl» 100
$2 00 and $2 50 Mata. odd CO. ,ot » for WV«VV ■ eo ,„ r , " $1.38
$10.00 and $12.00 SUITS, choice I $IJOO White Stiff Boaom SHIRTS
of wh.f. wt M qc |^d 7;: ed :. ,IM '.. ,# :...23 c
GUAPC for iviUv u
OnV/XLO $15.00 suits #7 QC ■■■■■■■■■
$3 50 and $4.00 Oxford*. In all for VI aWW TIIVTII?DU7F AD
color, and int., OO $18.00 and $20.00 0A QC UllUtllW L/tlt
P* ,r •• A SUITS for JJ.OJ $1.50 Cooper's Silk PO
$4 00 and $5 00 Packard and 3U113 lOr W¥,¥W t at K 0.5 C
Keith Shu«. to OO K2.50 .nd $25.00 Ml CE
f„ s>Z.jy SUITS for )I 1.00 SI MB.V. D Union £? .
$3.00 and $3.50 Heavy Work PANTC r__ 70 111 s
c ho -, * ! ' 75 KAIN,i ,or 79c 50c B. V. D. Single OfV
f or $1 .95 $3.50 PANTS for $1.88 I Garments for
$4.00 and $4.50 Kxtra Quality $4.50 and $5.00 PANTS at. . .$2.43 50c Hanes' Elastic OA
Work *9 /1Q $2.00 CORDUROY PANTS for 98c R,b £$C
Shoes * 100 Porosknit /?7
$7.00 Chippewa. Washington Union Suits O/ C
and other Log- QA SPECIAL ATTENTION! $3.50 Wool Union | QQ
ging Shoes for .. $0.O«/ , VUriVVV9*AVn Flßnwmi Suits selling at .V 1 •01/
$4 00 Hood's Spear Short *• *• tnulWttlO AHD MKLPItfI j, 25 Merino Union P"Q
Rubber /jq "Brother- A\7|7C suit. OOC
Boots V 1 .027 hOOd" w JCfll9 $1.50 Outing Flannel gQ
■■■■■■■■■■ $1.50 quality $1.75 quality Pajamas, per ... DUC
8c • $1.09 $1-17
$1.25 Horsehide Su ' t Cases - ,35 ° QQp
35c Work Gloves Gloves values U%/\*
SUSPENDERS and HOSE | 18c 68c
28c I .or 0 "" 73c BOYS' SUITS
50c Suapendara of oth.r -a m ■ Mechanics' $100 OA. An odd lot. value, up to QO
make.. pa.r 1/ C ■ Overalls «si/C $500 ' at 5,00
10c Black or Tan Moaa, £ I UVCr "" I $5.00 Suit.. In be.utl- *n oq
pair OC aaaortment. f0r.... «P»«Ov
25c Silk Llal. J | ■ 75c Knlckarbock.r 29c
'£•" ■* c - h --i7c| ALASKA ,ik'\r:r'zzir.B9c
The Outlet Clothing Co.
Cor. Occidental DOOMED BY I One Block From I
and Washington PROHIBITION j Interurban Station |
2 TAUBES DROP
BOMBS ON PARIS
PARIS. Mar II —Two German
aeroplanes dropped bomb* upon
the barracks nt St Henla. 8 north
erly suburb of Parta, today. Five
soldier* were wounded.
The attack upon the auburb, the
center of the northern defenses of
I'arla, was made at 7 o'clock
Quit Stomach Drugging
A physician says that In most
casen of stomach trouble there Is
really no disease of the stomach nt
all, but Just too much acid. Kxces
slve add prevent i digestion, causes
sour stomach, fermentation of food,
nnd this upsets the liver and lutes
tln»s and causes great nervousness,
weakness, sleeplessness, and
"blues."
yult drugging; simply take a tea
spoonful of ordlnar> disunited
Magnesia In a fourth of a glass of
water to neutralize the excessive
acid it.\ and vou will be all right.
It works like magic, you can. ent
wljit you want and sleep all night
no more walking the floor at
three and four o'clock In the morn
Itiß and suffering from extreme
weakness and nervousness nil the
next day. Hlsurated Magnesia Is
for sale by all druggists In powder
or tablet form.
VllmlltM♦ • *fI Mhk'i**|||, No ?r. 1'" ?Hili
t . N. V ('
BULL BROS.
Jus* Printer*
1013 THIRD MAIN 1043
Tliipo bomba were dropped by
the Taubea, hut no serious mllitsr;
damage la re port ad
President Polncara visited tbo
military hospital. where ha person
ally expressed lila sympathy to the
wounded aoldler*.
FIRE ZEPPELIN HANGAR
I'MIIS, May II In a daring raid
over the (lerman lines. French avi
ators set fire to a Zeppelin hangar
at Maubeuge by dropping I tombs
upon the structure, the war offtc®
announces.
Heavy fighting continues north
of Arraa, whet* the French air
making steady progress, today'a
communique slated
GENERAL DECORATED
Rimi.lN, Mh v 11.--The kaiser
conferred on (!en. Von Mack'n*.en.
commanding the Austrodennan
forces In Callcla. the Star and Cross
of a gland commander of the lin
perlal Hour*) and Order of llohcn
xollern.
BANK IS ACQUITTED
Abraham, Hank, accused of false
advertising In circulars, has been
acquitted IJo Is proprietor of the
I'antorium Pye Works, I*l7 Third
avr.
CHURCH BAZAAR
The Ijullpk of the ftHllard iinis
11 ft 11 rlitirch will give ii lm/.a»r nnd
cafeteria dinner Wednesday e\« n
1 UK. Mwy 12. «t Hip l.jullrs M«l |»hi , |
lorn, W. r»Ofh hi nnri 22nd ave. I ■
HE'S A POPULAR GUY
The Junior Drama league will
give a prrißram at the Moore the
Thomas A. Edison's 13
Diamond Point Phonograph
For $1 a Week
Sow you run hnvo he wlnhcil for In n munl-
Tl omu a BMlmr'i Dia* rwl ln«trumant tor tit#
mond Point Phonofrtph homo, a •. lys th® kind
of munir you like the bent.
for n very siumll Invent
• merit. the lowent pnanlblf With the mn< hlne we
ternrn nnd no Interest. are giving one dosen nine
' , . , Amberol reoordn of your
Thin Instrument In „ „ , , * .
»>vn choonlnir. nn<l the
r«iulppert with n genuine A
.... .. complete outfit mn he
iMatuoml Point Kepro* . , 4 .
hn<l for f"K with out.
plusa tho Four Mm- . , , ' •
~ ' . , „ nienta «« little *» $i «
Ute Blue Amberol He. wee k. Now we want you
m 1 riiil K nil that '-iii t«» rome Mini hear It
atre on Friday in honor of Kenneth
C. Beaton, newspaperman, better
known.as ' K C. H." of "Ye Towns
Qosalp," who will leave Seattle for
San Francisco shortly.