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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-19
BIC OPIUM HAUL.
MADE ON Liner
Drug Worth $4,000 Found in
Air Shaft of the
Calchas
VESSEL MAY BE FINED

Customs inspectors were tryinr
Tuesday TO learn the identity ol
members ~ a smuggling ring who
Expected TO remove $500 worth
OF opium. discovered aboard the
Blue Funnel liner Calehaa now In
drydock here
Tho $500 tins OF contrahand was
stored In one OF the vessels ala
shafts at Liverpool
Customs Inspector Osborne found
the stuff. after the liners engineer
had complained ot a faulty fIue
The draft had been poor since leav
Ing Liverpool. he nid. and Osborn
crawling into the tube. found 1855
tins OF the drug
Since leaving Liverpool the Cal
chas stopped al Panama. San Fran
cisco. Vancouver and Victoria. and
WIS searched by customs men al
each place
Eight tins were found IN odd
places about the shin and we're
partially empty. indicating that
some one aboard was using tho
stuff.
The law makes tho owners OF tho
Caichas liable 20 a fine OF $4,000
or the value OF the drus confiHcatcd
This h the largest nagnment
Or the drug ever taken from any
vessel In this country
Under direction OF Chief In.
spcctor LOTUS search for more 81
the drug was continued Turadav.
the boiler rooms being carefully
gone over. Even the coal com
partmenta viii be searched
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-19
TODAY'S BEAUTY
SUGGESTIONS

Face powder simply covers up an
unattractive complexion and leaves
no lasting benefits. Those who have
tried simple spurmaX face lotion
find II much better, as il removes
skin discolorations, such as freckles
and tan. and makes the skin
smooth. white and velyety. This
lotion is made by dissolving -four
ounces of spurmaN in one-half pint
hot water, then adding two teal
spoonfuls glycerin. This com
plexiou beautifier does not rub Off
or show like powder and givesaa
more refined appearance. IL re-
moves both shininess and salllw-
ness. rapidly giving the skin per-
manent healthy, youthful appear
ancc.
An especially fine shampoo for
this weather can be had at 'iifnng
expense by dissolving teaspoonful
Of canthroX In a cup of hot water.
-Four slowly on scalp and massage
briskly. This creates soothing.
cooling lather that dissolyes and
removes all dandruff, excess oil and
dirt Riusing leaves the scalp spot
lcssly clean, soft and plant, while
the hair takes ON a glossy richness
of natural color. also a fluffiness
which makes il seem very much
heavier than il is. After canthrcx
shampoo arranging the hair is a
pleasure. Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-19
FEEL YOUNG!
It's DR.. Edwards Olive Tab.
lets For You,

Beware % the habit % conStipa-
tion. n develops from just a few
constipated days. unless you take
yourself in hand.
Coax the faded bowel muscles back
70 normal action with Or Edwards
Olive Tablets. the substitute for
xsilrnei Don't force them Co an
aI action with severe medicines
or By merely flushing out the In %
testines with nasty aickeniuE ca
fhartfcs
Dr. Edwards believes IN gentle
ness. presidency and Natures as
aistauce.
Dr. Edwards olive Tablets open
the bowels. their action Is gentle.
set positive There is never any
pain or gripping when Dr. Edwards
olive Tablets are used. Just the
kind 81 treatment old persons should
have.
Or Edwards olive Tablets are o.
vegetable compound mixed With
olive OIL you vii know them by
their olive color Take one or two
occasionally and have no trouble
with your liver bowels or stomach.
f0c and 2Ic per box All druggists.
The olive Tablet Company. Co
lumbug. ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-19
SAN FRANCISCO
R0NORS EDISON
Inventor Tells Reporters He
Likes Photograph Best
of His Devices
ATTENDS BIG BANQUET

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 10
Ahlaze with millions OF llghts-the
lights Thomas A. Edison made pos
sible San Francisco tonight viii
burst forth In radiance OF vel
come TO him Every big building
on both sides OF the bay will dazzle
with his wonderful inventions
Every street light. every oxposl
ton Hearchlight. will be on full
blnw
Thru this great illumination. the
man who started life as telegraph
operator win ride to the CONNER.
cial club. where. as tolegrapher
again. he viii Join with the men
who today pound brass" in ban.
qnet.
The exposition Will honor him
Thursday With Edison day"
II will DE holiday for this man
who feycls In work. and who boasts
that he sleeps only four hours out
OF the "a
Enjoying the city with him were
Luther burbank. the plant wizard,
and Henry Ford
The three visited the exposition,
saw an it, sights. and were feted
and hnnored
Chatting with newHpapermen.
Edison WAS asked what he regard.
ed as his greatest work
"Oh like the phonograph best. =
he smiled. hut ! suppose the be.
ginning made with the electric
light and electric power transmits.
sion did most TO help the world =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-19
MRS. MAUD BOOTH TO
HOLD TWO MEETINGS

Mrs Maud Darlington Booth, Of
the Volunteers OF America awho has
worked for the past ~ years nm
ceasInEly for the uplift Of prisoners,
will be in seattle Wednesday. Mrs.
Booth WIN speak in TIE Grand
Opera house at noon and In Dream
land pavilion at s p. m. Mrs Geo.
f. Russell will sing at the evening
gathering.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-19
MEXICANS KILL;
BURN US TRAIN

BROWNSVILLE. Tex. oct. IL
Engineer II. II Kendall and an un.
identified L, =. cavalryman werc
Killed. and Or r. ;. Mccain ~
Cameron county. Harry Wallis and
Conductor Moran we're Injured
when Mexican bandits early today
held up Frisco train sevcn
milcs from here
Later the bandits fired the rail
road trestle. blocking the pursuit,
OF q detachment ~ troops. while
they fled into the brush.
TerrUrixcd passengers said the
bandits deraiicd tho train. then
swarmed into coaches. shooting az
random.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-19
PORTS new JITNEY
BUS LINE OPENED

The new motor bus line began
operating Monday In connection
with the port commissions ferry.
at West Seattle. on a Joint COM
mutation rate basis with the port.
The motor buses. which meet
each ferry. carry passengers up
the West Seattle hill TO destina.
tions formerly reached by street
cars, before the traction company
refused to renew its transfer agree
ment with the port
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-19
Hollywood Lunch Waffles are
now in season 212 Pike St-Adv.
Make Skin Smooth

There Is one safe. dependable
treatment that relieves itching tor
ture instantly and that cleanses and
soothcs the skin
Ask any druggist FOR 25c bottle
Of zemo and apply II as directed.
soon you will find that pimples.
black heads. eczema. ringworm and
similar skin troubles will disappear.
\ little Zemo. the penetrating. sat-
isfying liquid Is all that IS needed.
for 10 banishes an skin eruptions and
makes the skin soft, smooth and
healthy.
Zemo. Cleveland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-19

BY a REPORTER
This weak I have heard two ser.
mons
The first was on sunday even.
ing. IN the Injurious First Prcrby'
terrain church The preacher waA
Or NJ A. Matthews.
Tho second SaH Monday after.
noon II was IN dressing room.
directly under the stage 81 the
Orphrum theatre The preacher
was a grim tighia'
The firF sermon Was delivered
wi,h fine oratory. dramatic force.
and a splendid vocabulary. The
second sermon was shot az me. pell.
NELL. from girl glowing elth
health and enthusiasm She was
ycryS much In earnest. was I'm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-19
TO OPEN BOND BIDS

Bids or bonds covering condem
nation costs. amounting 20 So. 1000.
OF the Western ave condemnation.
will be opened IN November. the
finance committee decided Monday
They viii constitute the first block
.of l2.year local Improvement dis.
trict bonds authorized by the LAST
legislature
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-19

Charges that l05 Japanese mem
beers OF the crew OF the liner Mime
sofa. diacharEinE cargo here. are
being slowly starved. thru an order
OF the Great Northern Steamship
Co. denying them ans food but rice,
we're made Tuesday by local jap
anese.
Monday afternoon japanese Con.
sui s. Takahashi and number OF
subordiuates from his office took
two wagon loads Of bread 70 their
couutrymeu and were ordered 20
keep of the liner.
Takahashi Is investigating the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-19

mcnscly enthusiastic. bubbled over
With vitality and quoted Scrip
tuFc by the yard
Because Of iiB uniquonees. at
least. shall remember the second
sermon much longer than the first
Dainty Marie" Meeker niece OF
Ezra Mecker. the famous pioneer
who blazed the Oregon traiU. who
gives a splendid exhibition OF skill
and grace in acriM posing at the
Orpheum this week. was putting
like q fire engine and the perspira
ton wAs dripping from her brow
when she came off the stage and
shook hands
"Phc-c-uw' but that's hard
work" stc Fasped with a tom-boy
grin. "Bui say. It's great n ail
The women ia the country would dc
that what race We would be-"
Miss Mrekef poses in mld-air IN
a variety Of striking tableaux. with
one lex or arm wound around o
slim ribbon. on which she swings
far out over the audience
She sticks her head thru a moose
and hangs by the back OF her neck
90 feet above the stage. while her
sister. MarErctto. swings her In
great arcs. and she Jokes with the
audience
You know. some days face
this work with a positive dread !
may have 4 headache. or feel an
dead Bu, as soon as get to work
| feel as n ! could lick anybody. d
She swung her fist perilously
near my nose
Miss Mcoker Is said to be one of
the most symmctrically and physic.
ally perfect women IN the United
Statea-maybc IN the world. for all
I know
Physical exercise makes YOU
master OF yourself" she continued.
launching quite suddenly into what
later proved TO be sermon Il
believe We were all put into the
world to work"
Her eyes flashed. aud her fists
clcnched
"a clean mind goes with clean
body" she said. You see persons
OF fine physical development. and
you find their minds are active,
and quick 10 grasp things. Usual
~ there is much good and little
bad IN them Then you'll meet the
slow going. shiftloss type. weak
physically, and weak mentally. OF
course. They are the ones who
sin the most They seek only the
material pleasures Of the world
and think they're having great
time.
Mans extremity Is Gods oppor.
tuniiy. Man has become all con.
fused aud needs Gods help God
IA sending IT, This war Is part Of
the program The other time We
needed help, God sent Christ. But
we crucified Him. see? So God
won't send Him again
The world is growing better.
now Tho immoral people are be.
coming fewer Saloons are going
out OF business. More churches
are opening everywhere The grea,
moral reform wave has begun
sweeping over the earth
Almost exactly what Or Mat.
thews had said the night before
Miss Mocker is a Christian Scien-
list She attends every meeting
possible
u was utterly lost, floupderingI
I'm the son OF doubt felt there
was nothing In the world left for
me" she said And then found
Science.
There" she interrupted herself,
you'll think I'm a nut!
| never talked to reporter like
This before. Clear out. now. | want
to get this grease paint off. Good.
bye"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-19
JAPANESE CREW Being
STARVED ON MINNESOTA?

reason for the order. which. he
says was issued shortly after the
japanese and Chinese sailors en-
gagged In riot aboard the vessel
more than a week ago
Since that time. he SAYS. hl.
eountrymeu have been denied al
food with the exception OF uncook
ed rice. which they are unable "a
prepare for eating because they
are allowed no hot water and have
no means OF heating any
Make the Saturday Star Your
Sunday Amusement Guide
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-19
PARLETTE COMING

Ralph Parlettc. who says tho
three great diseases OF America
are vacations. cocoon cola and tho
Saturday Evening Post will speak
at the Y. VI G. a Saturday night
as the opening number Of one Of
the star Lycmm courses for the
winter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-19
VOTERS MAY DECIDE PUZZLE
Of HIGH OR LOW TAX LEVY

A deadlock exists in the city coun.
ell over the tax law. Four are for
a low levy. five for high one
and there are no Indications OF a
compromise
Councilman Erickson Tuesday in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-19
GOVERNOR, TO, TALK

Opportunity for Men in Wash
ugton" VIII be the subject of an
address b. Gov. Lister Wednesday
night at Trinity Parish church. dur
ing the annual parish dinner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-19
CARROLL WARNS 'EM

Most Of tho city departments will
have exceeded their budget allow.
ances by the end Of the year. ac.
cordiug 10 q statement OF this years
budget. just submitted by Comp.
trollor Carroll TO the mayor and
council
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-19
SEN. JONES TALKS

Senator Wesley l. Jones was a
speaker At the regular weekly
meeting of the Municipal league az
the Washington Annex hotel At
noon Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-19

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-19
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-19

Zomo. Cleveland.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-06

sre g. Section 1876 of said Revised Laws of Hawaii,
To-. hereby amended to read as follows
Arizona republican., 1915-01-18
Black Wool Fabrics

42-lncl black wool Poplin, regular S1.00 quality, per Nalu oSC 4S-Inch black wool Poplin, regular Sl50 value, per yard S135 40-lnch black wool Crepe originally priced at $lOO, per yard ........... ............ .89c 4S-Inch black wool Serge, regular Sl.00 quality, at per yard ....... ............-...... .83c 56inch black wool Serge originally priced at S1.25, per yard ....... .............. Sl.05 42-Inch black wool Noile, regular S1.00 value, at per yard ............ ...... .......7 .79c 56-Inch black wool Examine. regular S2.30 quail
 tv at per yard .$210 54-Incl Chiffon Broadcloh in black. worth %2230 per yard at S205 56-inch black wool Moline Cloth, moderately priced at $4.OO per yard: sale price S329 56-1nch black wool Garbardine, S2.0O quality at, per yard ............. sl.73
Arizona republican., 1915-01-18
WEAK LETTERS IN NATIONAL
 GET HOMERS

Feeble hittcrs of the National league who rappcd under 200 and yet surprised themselves by mak- ing homo runs arc the following:
 Mayer, Dugcy. Yingling, Schne- ider Donlin and Leon Ames. None of them made more than the one four-bagger on the season.
 These former heavy hittcrs fell under .250 in the National: Konc- tchy. Decore. Luderus, Bates Carey. Schulte. Safer, Sweeney. zell, Butler. Yinsling, Dooin, Kin isely.
 Tho following good batsmcn fail cd to get even ono home run all season. though playing in fifty games or over. Gather. Myers Brookiyn>. Gibson tplayed 102 games, hit 2S5. and never rapped a homer). Brosnahan. Byrne, Hom- mel. Snodgrass, Mclean, Burns Philadelphia) Archer.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-18
RUBBER DEALERS WANT THE EXPORT
 EMBARGO LIFTED
Send Representatives to England to Confer With British Authorities
 on Subject

Dealers in rubber goods. tires, as well as those .i:: the automobile indus try, are interested in efforts being made by the Rubber Club of America and the Rubber Trade Association of New York to induce the British gov ernment to lift the embargo on the eXportation of rubber from the British colonies insofar as that embargo ap- plies to the United States.
 In an effort to attain this end B. G. Work of the Goodrich Rubber com pany left for England recently to confer with representatives of the Bri- tish government MT. Work was de- signated as the official representative of the Rubber Club of America and the Rubber Trade Association of New York.
 The importance attached to the ne- sotiations to be conducted by MT Work was explained yesterday by Howard F. Raymond. vice president of the Goodrich Rubber company.
 "The finer grades of rubber he said, come either from Brazil or the Island of Ceylon and the Malay States Ceylon or the Malay States are Bri- tish colonies, and therefore the em- bargo of the British government places d ban on the eXportation of the rubber of those two colonies to the United States. This leaves us the finer grades of rubber and the supply from that country is wholly inadequate for American consump- tion.
 The ostensible object of the Br- i tish government in placing the em- bargo on the eXportation of rubber is to keep that product from getting into the hands of Germany and Aus tria. But it hits the United States as badly as either of these countries We are trying to arrange it so that | Ceylon and the Malay States can ex- port their rubber to this country il order to supply the legitimate needs of this country. As yet we hay, been unsuccessful, but we hope the difficulties may be solved in sat i isfactory manner"
 l Crude rubber is selling in New York at about ninety cents q pound while in England the price is fifty one cents a pound, with practically no market it is said. The norma demand for rubber in the United States during 1915 is estimated a 5000 tons. Of this amount Brazi will be able to supply only 35.00 tons, leaving fully 30,000 tons whicl must come either from Ceylon or tn, Malay States. Unless England lift
 the embargo it is said that 250,00 employees in the rubber industry il this country will be affected as wei as thousands of persons who hav invested capital in rubber enterprises 1, On account of the glutting of tn
 British markets with crude rubber it is said that British rubber man ufacturers under present condition will be able to undersell the Amer can manufacturer. It is believed
 however, that the British governmen
 will lift the embargo so far as it ap plies to the United States, provides
 assurances are given that none of tn
 imported rubber will be re-exporte,
 to Germany or Austria.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-18
ANOTHER BRUSH FIRE-Com


 pany No. 2, of the Phoenix Fire Department yesterday afternoon re- sponded to q telephone alarm for d brush and grass fire on Portland street, between Ninth and Tenth streets. The blazing grass threa ten ed several residences in the vicinity. The firemen made short work of the incipient conflagration.
 NO QUARANTINE - The city health officer announced last even ing he would not order q quarantine against people from Tucson arriving in this city. He said there was little cause for apprehension because of the prevalence of smallpox in Tucson as it is of an exceedingly mild form Incidentally the public of Phoenix $ warned that any cases of smallpox or even chickenpox appearing here should be immediately reported, whe- thcr a physician is called or not. As a safeguard vaccination is urged by the health officer.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-18

Final Reductions on
 WOm1em's s and Misses
 Sweaters
 All remaining sweaters for women. misses and children are arranged in q few assortmcnts and priced exceptionally low for immediate dismissal
 WOMEN'S AND M s s E S SWEATERS in oxford, white and navy, $3.75. $i.25 and $i.50 val ueS ....-... '''- sS Il .SI WOMEN'S AND MlS s ES' SWEATERS white, brown and oxford, originally priced at $S.25 and $S.50 at ..............S .49 MISSES AND CHlLDREN'S SWEATERS-in red, oxford, white and brown. regular $2.0o $2.25 and s2.50 values. at .......S1 %
Arizona republican., 1915-01-18
Childrenn's s Coats

Ladies' Wool Skirts
 of corded velvet, broadcloth. serge, and novelty stripes and checks, also black and white checks, splendid assortment at rearranged
Arizona republican., 1915-01-18
TO THE POINT

Her Father-Young man. l must ask vour object in coming here so often?
 Young Man-I love your daughter. sir She is adorable. queen.
 Her Father-Then. I takes it. your ebiect is to become her subject. Very well. she's yours--Farm and Fire side. aa lk ANA E
Arizona republican., 1915-01-18
MINOR LEAGUE CLUES
 CAN NAME SALARIES

A minor league holdout will be as scarce as snow balls on the equator. according to talkativc minor Icagucr He figures that with all the ciul5s reducing play CTS and getting new men from the leagues higher up, the minor I.Igu,. will be glad to sign for most anything he can get. The Federal league is also pretty well stocked for players. and from now on will only take the real stars of the bushes, players which are wanted by the National and American leagues.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-18
NOTICE

Irish cobler and Bliss Triumph seed potatoes. Plant early for quick profit. PHOENTX SEED AND FEED co.
 125 East Jefferson
 Advertisement hr
Arizona republican., 1915-01-18
Ladies' Coats

All remaining Coats of fashion able fabrics, snartly tailored, suitable for afternoon, evening and street wear. at exceptionally low prices.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-18
Ladies' T ailOred Suits

The residue of a large scas0n's enthusiastically tailored, of select fabrics in all the leading shades. There are the plain tail ored, then the more claborately trimmed suits-each one care fully selected for our regular showing and marked at very low prices originally that now bear sharp reductions for immediate dismissal.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-18
For T he Kitchen

A few useful articles collected from our exclusive showing of linens adapted to kitchen use at very special prices for Monday.
 1S-inch all linen Glass Toweling in dice patterns. special priced for Monday, at, per yard. lie 17-inch Cotton Crash with red or blue border. splendid quality. Monday, yard ,.........S 13c 22-inch square German woven dish mops, splendid quality. for Monday, each .............1lC Kitchen Towels, IS by 34-inch of half bleached Crash with blue or red borders. special Monday,
 56-inch imported Turkey Red Damask, in floral designs. special Monday, at, yard ....... .63( IS by 34 inch Glass Towels in plain white with red border, special Monday dczen ....S1.37 12 At The Notion Counter An unlimited number of little ar ticles so often overlooked to make the daily tasks about the house much easier.
 Polishing Cloths for polishing brass, nickel, etc Asbestos Lifters. ters, Broom Covers, Dustless Mops
Arizona republican., 1915-01-18
Hussein Renal, the new sultan of
 Egypt.

The new sultan of Egypt, Prince Hussein Renal, though very French in his sympathies. has promised to be obedient to the English govern ment. He is an uncle of Khedive Abbas II. who was deposed on the outbreak of the war because his ssympathies were too strongly pro- Il LII hs -..s-S-~
Arizona republican., 1915-01-18

Childrem's Wool Dresses Splendid assortment of Childrcn's Dresses, exceptionally well made of good sturdy wool serges, fash ionably trimmed with braids and silks, at very low prices consider ing values offered.