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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-03
MARCHERS KICK
AGAINST AUTOS
Want Preparedness Parade
Committee to Change
Order
AGAINST MIXED UNITS

Because OF objections filed with
the newspapers and at parade head
quarters against automobiles being
mixed with foot marchers In the pre-
paredness demonstration. June 10.
the matter of changing the general
orders was put up TO tho committee
In charge Saturday.
Printed slips had been circulated.
stating that mixed units would be
permitted. so that organizations
might have some members on foot
and some In autos.
Many OF tho foot mArchers OBJ
jected. they said. TO having autos
honking behind them"
They said tho spirit OF the parade
should mako every able bodied man
feel like marching. instead OF riding
Printed plans for the parade. is-
sued Saturday, point out that there
will be three grand divisions
One will be FOR foot msrchors. an.
Their for floats and third for autos
Organizations viii not be permit.
ted TO carry banners or signs. aside
from small e inch by Is inch card.
board sign. OF uniform design. desis
mating the name OF tho organization.
No political banners will be per
mittod In the demonstration.
The number OF participants had
passed the 10000 mark Saturday.
Among the latest recruits are
members Of the Puget Sound As.
ISOLATION OF the Deaf. who will add
so marchers 20 tho list.
One thousand marchers will
make tho trip from Bremerton 70
march In Seattle's parade.
Members OF the International Al.
lance OF theatrical Stage En-.
ployes. thru their organization OF.
rcers, win march. despite the
Ccrtral Labor Councils stand
against the preparedness parade.
Louis Williams. secretary OF tho
South End Development League
has undertaken 10 organize n d.
vision OF YeomAn cavalry. 500
strong.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-03
GERMAN FLEET
LED BY SCHEER
Berlin Admiralty Gives Fur
ther Details OF Big
Battle
GIVE BRITISH CREDIT


BERLIN. June Soy Wire
iess.)-vlee Admiral Scheer
was In command OF the fleet
which engaged the British on
May 81, and Vice Admiral Hip
per commanded tho roeonnolt.
erlns force which was first
drawn Into the battle, a semi.
OFFICIAL statement giving fur
Their details said today.
The statement says.
In addition to the official adj
mlralty report. Il IL stated by a
competent authority that In the
battle OFF Skagerak. there partici'
pated. under command OF vicc Al.
miral Scheer. the German high sea
fleet with dreadnauShts and other
battleships. battle cruisers. and al
so torpedo boat and submarine 10
tillas. being In the North sea
ION the enemys side. the Ger.
mans faced a majority OF tho Eng
lish modern navy.
The German accommodating
forces were commanded by Vice
Admiral Hlpper.
These forces entered first into
tho combat with the enemy's bat.
tie cruisers and light cruisers about
p m. Later the main bodies Of
both sides participated In tho fight.
During tho day battle. German
torpedo boats several times came
into action successfully. ono OF
them three times.
Tho fight kept on untii . o'clock
in the evening.
During the day battle tho Eng.
lIsh lost the dreadnaught War.
spite. tho battle cruiser Queen
Mary. ono armored cruiser appar,
entity o, tho Achilles typo. and sew.
eral destroyers.
During the night both sides
made violent attacks by torpedo
boats and cruisers.
Among others. the German lead.
Ing ship snnlhiiated ar modern
English desfroycrs.
All German reports emphastxe
the bravery shown by tho British
during tho fight which continued
almos, unintcrruptedly for II
hours"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-03
BATTLE ALTERS
U. S. NAVY PLANS
Sen. Tillman Demands That
Dreadnaughts Be
Added
ASKS DIRIGIBLES TOO

wAstikoToN. June g.
Two dreadnsuuhts, one battle
cruiser and . flotills Of dir
Iolbies--the equivalent OF Yep.
pellns-wdll be added by the
senate 20 the naval program
lndorsed by the house, 40 the
result OF lessons from the
8kaSersk naval battle, Chair.
man Tlllran OF the senate
naval committee ssld today.
Tillman spent all the forenoon at
the navy department discussing
the battle with naval experts.
When he returned 10 the capitol
he gave the United Press an out.
line OF the changes he plans in the
administration bill.
Tho first lesson" he said. rs
that battle cruisers can't fight
dreadnaughts. They are not In
tended 10. At long range on the
open ocean where their speed
would make them hard 10 hit and
where they could maneuver as
they pleased. they might be sue
cesnful.
The second lesson " that the
fleet which attacks with powerful
ships on the ocean. submarines un-
der the ocean and Zeppelins or
some powerful speedy dirigible
balloon. can beat the fleet consist
ing OF surface boats.
so ! shall recommend to my
committee two dreadnaughts 70 be
built AT once. whsro tho house pro
vided none.
We must have dirigibles as
good as the German zeppelins-a
fotilla OF them. And we must have
more air craft OF all kinds"
TillmRn's committee will study
over tho battle with navy officials
Informally
Secretary Daniels Indicated TO.
day II may be necessary for the
Z. &. 90 go into government, man
ufacture OF airshipu. inMmuoh al
American manufacturers practical.
ly refuse navy orders In view OF
the biz profits 10 DO obtained from
tho allies.
The program indorsed by the
house yesterday rs By far the iArg-
est that has ever. gone thru con.
gress.
IL entails an appropriation OF
s2ss 800 900.
II carries among other items sp-
propria,iona aN follows: Govern
meat armor plate plant, sii.0o0..
600. increasing the naval forces.
g.. 700. 900: building asroplanes.
si.J00.000 enlarglDg navy yards.
s. 900 600
Tho armor plate provision has
already been passed by the senate
as a separate bill.
The bill as passed IN almost
identical with that framed by the
naval committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-03

originated many vogues in freak
decoration and dress, which have
Travelled like wildfire across the
country. Miss Pearson In claimed
by many competent judges to be
the most perfect type OF beauty IN
America today
In the picture. Hyrocrisy. d"
which starts at the strand lomor.
row. Miss Pearpon is 1t her best
IN fine gowns and dramatic inter.
probation. aFsisted by strong
company and powerful film story
OF so-called high society and the
evils which some OF It's false stand.
ards produce.
Manager Smyth OF the Strand
predicts That immense crowds will
flock to SEQ this great picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-03
zoe, 900 MARCH IN
CHICAGO PARADE

CHICAGO. juno s.--More than
100000 paraders swung thru the
Chicago Loop today. In n great dem.
onstrstion for preparedness.
Dispatched with military regu-
lariy. the paraderx passed the re-
viewers stand at the ratio OF slightly
more than 10000 an hour. In the
first hour and a half. by official
count. 3t.s73 had passed the stand.
The parade Is TO continue until late
tonight
One hundred and ninety bands
were IN line.
With the exception OF 1000 cadets
from the University OF Illinois. all OF
the marchers were Chicagoans
Secretary OF the Interior Lane
was here as an unofficial rcprcsen-
tatiye OF the president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-03
CANNOT ESTIMATE
NUMBER OF DEAD

PACKARD. Iowa. June with
Flood creek silll ont % its banks
today IL was impossible 10 de.
termine how many people lost
their lives when Rock Island pas.
seuger train No. 10 crashed thru
a bridge near here early yester.
day. Sir bodies have been rceov.
cred.
There may be as many more IN
the day coach still submerged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-03

When Mrs. A. NJ. Poole wants n
new dress she goes down 10 tho
boat and takes n io.0oo-mile trip to
buy one.
Mrs. Poole lives In Sydney. Aus
tralia. and has set a long distance
shopping record for other women to
emulate.
She used b live In Gan Francisco,
and became endcared to tho styles
of the Coast city.
The latest" in Australia Just
doesn't appeal 10 her. That II why
she insists on coming over 10 San
Francisco 10 shop" an she cx.
presses H.
She makes two OF these long
shopping trips each year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-03
NlRGI NJ "a Pc s ON
lOlRESIlON WILLIAM FOX

An event OF more than ordinary
interest to those that enjoy NOV
ing pictures land who does not
these daysO IL the appearance OF
Virginia Pearson at the Strand
theatre the coming week.
Miss Pearson made great I'm.
preston on the people Of Scattl
When she appeared here In "Blaz.
Ing Love few weeks ago.
Hers Is a most interesting per
sonality. She Is one Of the few
actresses who likes both athletics
and those more feminine fads
which run to house decorations
and fine gowns. She excels at
swimming. dancing. horseback rid
Ing and dress Miss Pearson has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-03
SPECIAL SLOWED UP
WHEN NEWS COMES

Tho special train carrying Frank
Waterhouse. aeatti. shippinE man.
will not arrive In Seattle untIi late
Saturday evening.
Mr. Waterhoase chartered an
engine and passenger coach from
Chicago when he received word
that his i5-yesr-old daughter was
seriously ill He was given the
right OF way TO make the trip from
ST Paul 10 Seattle in better time
than tho distance had ever been
travelled.
The condition Of Murlel Water.
house. his daughter. ~ much bet
ter to-day. She will recover. Word
To this effcc. has been sent the
father. and. as \ consequence. his
train has been slowed down. lie
vas expected 70 arrive Saturday
morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-03
Today Is the
Proper Time

To make a start toward getting your
teeth put into perfect condition.
For tho convenience OF those who
are too busy on week days. We keep
our office open Sunday mornings.
We VIII make an appointment with
you at any hour during that time,
and will bo prepared to give Just the
same psinstakinR attention and high
class service as you will get any
other day OF the week.
II you could be brought TO realize
Just how important a bearing the
condition OF your teeth may have on
your general health. which. In turn
has a most important bearing on
your efficiency and your chances for
making success. YOU wouldn't nut
u off another minute longer than
you possibly can help.
And our large volume OF business
mas enabled MS TO reduce our prices
70 = point where they are now with
In the reach OF all.
We assure you OF the very best OF
materials and orkmanship when
you come here for your dental work
Each and every one OF our dentists
IL a graduate and registered man,
who has not only graduated from the
best dental colleges, but also has his
board hanging right on tho wall in
sight OF nil
A. an additional protection to you
we give with all our work an iron
clad guarantee Of satisfaction, which
IL signed both by tho operator who
ala tho work and by l.. Il clark -
y. s, owner aud manager OF this Of
flce' who 10 thoroughly responsible.
In other words. we have made fl
impossible for you 10 De dlssntiHfied
with the dental service YOU viii get
here
We have pleased and satisfied
thousands OF people who live I'm Sc
and satisfy you the same yvav
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-03
TEN CHILDREN At
MOTHERS FUNERAL

Ten OF tho eleven sons and
daughters born 20 Mr. and Mrs
George Hansen. Of 2ss7 ". 6sth
st. will be present q, funeral
services for their mother. Sunday
at i;so .. IN IN the Svcdish Rap
tist church. 10th ave ~ W. and
slst ri. Tho eleventh child ia dead.
Mrs Hansen was % years old
Her husband is n fisherman. who
came her. with his family 81 years
ago.
Or. VIII c. Totten viii officiats
At tho funeral services. iutsrment
Will be In tho Grown I'm GENE.
tery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-03
GERMANS CENTER
ATTACK ON Fl. VAUx

PARIS. Junc Sort vsur and
the lines on each side 70 Fort
Douaumont. vest. aud Damioup.
east. II now an Inferno OF artillery
fire. with alternating Infantry A..
lacks. Tho Germans In the main
arc the aggressors in one of thein
greatest efforts 20 take Fort vaur.
the key 10 verdun." according to
the latest eatRmonte.
Tho 1870 days OF tho fighting in
the worlds greatest battle reached
i,s climax OF violence in the in.
fantry attacks on the north slopes
Of the Hill on which Fort vau1
stands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-03

Frank w vaille. who IL to be
succeeded here by Roscoe c. Knox
as division superintendent OF the
railway mail service. because OF
his expert ability In the handling
of oceanic and Oriental mails will
probably be assigned 20 a post ut
Honolulu. where he will have com.
plete charge OF Hawaiian mails. ac.
cording 10 word from Washington,
ID. C.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-03
PARDON DR.. HAZARD

Gov. Lister has granted a par.
don 10 Mrs Linda Rurfield Hax.
rard. the olaila fast specialist.
whose starvation treatment caused
the death OF Miss Claire william.
son. an EnsiishwomAn. IN 1911.
She was convicted Of manslsugh.
ter and sentenced 20 two years a,
waila waiia Sir months ago she
was parolcd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-03
AUTO MEN COMBINE

TOLEDO. o. June a-Conflrrna.
ton OF reports OF The merger Of
the willysoveriand and other aa.
tomobile companies into tho big
Eest motor car corporation In the
world was given BY President John
n. WHY'S OF the Willyaoveriand
company upon his return 10 Toledo
today from New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-03
P.D.HUCHES VERY ILL

No better. but no worse" was
the report Saturday from the bed.
side OF =. ID. Hughes, well.known
Seattle lawyer. who IN seriously III
with heart trouble at his home.
1912 18th ave. lie has been con.
fined TO his bed six weeks. and. ac-
cording to his physician. DR.. James
shannon, may never leave Il
again
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-03
SUBMARINE SINKS
GERMAN STEAMERS

BERLIN tby Wireless via Say
villel, June Swedish newspa.
pers reported that three German
steamers have been torpedoed by
a submarine without warning. prob.
ably IN Swedish waters. Six men
persisted
Since tho ships were sunk an
English torpedo has been found
near Skoldervikln.
The Swedish press considers Il
certain the torpedoing WAS com.
mitted by an English submarine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-03
ARRANGE NEW PLAN

On advice OF superintendent of
Buildings Josenhans. the city n
nance committee has recommended
that the council place the Job of
city architect, held by u. n. Hunt
ington. under civil service,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-03
DESTROYER SHARK
LOST; IS MEN die

LONDON. Jure 3.-The British
destroyer Shark Was sunk and a
number Of her crew lost in the bat
tie In the North sea.
Survivors. landed at Hull by a
Dutch ship. declared the Shark
was used as a decoy for the Brit
tsh fleet.
Eighty-five members OF the crew
OF the destroyer Shark are beliey.
I'd to have persisted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-03
BENSON WILL SPEAK

DIR. Henry X. Benson. professor
of chemistry az the University OF
Washington. Will speak on the log
ged-o1 land problem at tho Com
mercial Club Monday noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-03

Thousands Of womsn's wearssiss
In ready -to-wsar. in latest sport
styles. street and afternoon wear
consisting OF Suits. Coats. waists
wash Skirts Millinery. etc. at enc
third 10 on.-haif off during the
great June Preparedness" sale at
Hoffman's t7b Pike. corner FIN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-03
nv PERRY ARNOLD

~ PERRY ARNOLD
United Pres. STAFF Correspondent
CHICAGO, juno 3.--Sudden
realization OF the fact today
that Theodore Roosevelt hss
earnered the supper, OF good
ly portion Of Bic Buslness-thst
portion from which a slrsble
share OF the slnews OF war are
usually collected - Injected q
new problem into the pre-eon-
ventlon ioo-roiiIns along csndl-
dates Row today.
Tho old guard contingent has
heretofore felt secure in It's stand
that tho candidate they proffered
would be able 10 command a Eoodly
bank roll.
But tho appearance in the open 81
Herbert l.. Satterlee. brother.in.law
OF J. y. Morgan. as an active Hoosc-
welt worker. word from New York
that Frank A. vanderiip. credited
with Considerable influence in the
OIL group. had announced for r. r..
and knowledge that J. Ogden Ar
mour. ~ packing house fame. was Il
Roosevelt adherent. had tho effect
Of weakening tho mort potent ar.
Eument OF the standpaitsrs-
ability 10 back n candidate with
money.
II tho gossip along the row is an
index. Biz Business IN dead act
against Hughes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-03
SIGNS the ARMY BILL

WASHINGTON. June 3-Presi.
dent Wilson today signed the
army bill providing for material
increases In the land defenses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-03
BUSINESS LINES
UP WITH TEDDY
@. o. P.'s Old Guard Find
Roosevelt Has Strong
Backing
DTSAPPOINTS EN-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OPPOSING ROOSEVELT
~ PERRY ARNOLD

United Press staff Correspon-
dent
CHICAGO, June 3.--oermsn-
Americans took an active hand
In the pre.eonscntlon fight
against Theodore Roosevelt to
day.
Some OF the "Ble Three
Penrose, Barnes and Crane
we're bombarded with tele.
grams aaklne them 20 prevent
81 all costs the nomination Of
tho colonel by tho republican
convention.
Senator penrose. II was re-
ported. had heard from the
pennsyivsnls Germans today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-03
Regal Dental Offices

DR.. l.. ~ Clark, Manager
1890 Third Ave-, N. w. Cor. Thfrd
aaa unisA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-03
There Are Other Good Cigarettes

In fact, some other
good cigarette may just
happen to please YOUR
particular taste better
than Fatimas. We don't
know.
What we do know IS
that Fatimas please most
men so well that they out
sell every other Cigarette
! costing over Sc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-21

Have you a Sporting Life"
BOokstall Clerk Cat lonely country
station Not very Punch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-21

Pa. was Joan Of Arc Noah's wife.
q moment latcrl
Fa doe. ink come FROM flr Black
Sea. Boston Transcript.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-21

meeting OF the Retail Grocers Pro
tective association will be held in
their offices. Market auditorium. 10
take similar action.
Each Of the above named bodies
viii az their meetings nominate two
vice presidents and four members Of
the board of directors a. was done
by the Wheeling Association Of Credit
Men az a special meeting Wednesday
night A. the general election OF all
The merging organizations each body
will BE- allowed one vice president and
Two members ~ the board of direc-
tors in The new association The
president will be chosen By the board
of directors
Officials Of the Business Mems az
ISOLATION said that there is no dounbf
bu that tho consututn and bylaws
as framed by the consolidated com
mitfee for the new organization. VIII
boz passed and everything gotten in
shape for the final merging within
fne next two weeks.
The board Of trade. The other organ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-21
WAR 0RDERSABOARD
EXCURSION BOAT
STEAMER WITH MARDI GRAs Ex-
CURSlONtSTS WILL CARRY
BARRELS FOR ENGLAND.
Ohio Is Now Stationary-Rise is Ex,
peeted Tcday-Genersl Notes
OF The River.


Passengers for the Mardi Gras at
New Orleans and $4,000 empty iron oil
barrels. said 10 be a war order for
England. will be carried on the ex-
eursion steamer St James. owned by
Capt. John r. Klein. which is scheduled
10 pass through Wheeling February 20
II Is likely that some Wheeling people
will take passage on the excursion and
this can be booked AZ the local wharf
boat.
The 81. James Is now in port at Pitts.
burgh where employees are loading
1000 barrels, the first OF the consign-
ment which arrived by rail in the
Smoky City few days ago. The or
der Is being filled by the Cleveland
Steel Barrel company. of Cleveland
The barrels will be delivered at the
plant of the Calumet Oil company. be-
low New Orleans. where they will Be
filled with oil and shipped to England
no freighter.
The complete shipments, which IS
said TO be war order. will arrive in
Pittsburgh from Cleveland. before Feb
ruary 25th. as the St James is sched-
uied to start down the river on that
date in order TO arrive in New Orleans
before the opening of he Mardi Gras.
Rise Expected Today.
Heavy rains at up river points YES.
terday had considerable effect on the
Ohio, and local rivermen predict that
the water will begin to rise today. IL
was reported at the local wharf boat
last night by advices from POINTS he
gff
the ice - now clearing. and a number
Of the smaller streams and tributarie.
are swelling because Of heavy rains.
The local waters fell less RAPIDLY
throughout Yesterday. there being n
stage Of feet , inches at & o'cioci
last night. and the river was was about
stationary.
II the weather continues to modsr-
ave, II Is expected that the river will
De clear OF ice within the next few
DAYS when traffic can be resumed
Inc steamer Liberty is the only boat
IL operation At present on account "
lhe ice. The Liberty left yesterday
al II O'Clock for Matamoras and will
return tonight at p. m.
Word was received here yesterday
from Capt. Brady Berry Of the Reuben
dunbar. that his boat which suspended
operations few days ago on account
OF the ice. and which is now in Pitts.
burgh. viii likely be put back into ser
wee the first of next week. resuminc
us regular run between Pittsburgh and
Charleston.
RIVER Stages
flIISEt RICH. Jan su
Davis Island Dam. 4.3 feet. station
airy. CLOUDY
Stenb,nNillc. 90. falling. cloudy
l'arksrsburg. 1u.5. falling. CLOUDY
Morgantowu. so. rising: cloudy.
All CITY. Is. stationary: rain
warren. .. frozen: rain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-21
n HE Victrola Now Has
a Semi Permanent
Needle Point

THE Victor Talking Machine
~ Company announces the
final development of the Semi
Permanent Needle.
The Victor Tungs-Tone Stylus
is the official name of the new
product. 1t plays an average
of 100 Records without chang
ing the Needle. Extra tests
have shown perfect reproduc-
ton after playing 500 times.
Victor Points of Superiority:
Inter-changeability of Needles
is maintained. The Tungs-TOne
STYLUS is made in full and half
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This TungS-TOne Stylus is
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nary steel Needle and is used
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tional adjustment.
The Tungs-Tone Stylus costs:
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Ten Tungs-ToneS will play
1000 Records for 25c, while
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Try the new lungs Tone
Ncedles-they are fully guar
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