The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 10, 1917, Page 8

TTLE STAR NO MOVE MADE IN WEEK’S BREAK TO RAISE ARMY FOR ACTUAL WAR WASHINGTON, administration, that ultimately w ship travelery responalbility ermined to follow and shipping , is anxious to keep alive has been de spirit in America, to ask only for It wishes to guard against the sapping influences of an undue tual declara On the other hand, no manifest move to raise an army for actual war has been some progress toward and economic MOONEY'S CONVICTION IN BOMB PLOT BRINGS CONFESSION BY CONSPIRATOR OF 72 CRIMES SAN I K ANCI SHEET ROPES "SAVE MANY IN HOTEL BLAZE | BOSTON, F maior parade bomb explosion which killed following preparednes conviction ORMA TALMADGE In the First Picture Produced by Her Own Company “PANTHEA” The long-heralded screen adaptation Monckton Hoffe stage play Russian actress, brought to America, abounding in powerful dramatic situations. Opinion ie bound to differ regarding the moral aspect of the sacrifice made by tho heroine of “ can only be one conclusion fire at the Hotel its verdict, after tion last night, mendation alternative but to send the convicted man to the gallows. ; the excitement following the verdict, Elevator boys stuck os from the which Mme. nounced that he has a “confession by a co-conspirator” rimes in which he dynamiting ex Governor urned back and assisted in to the story's power to arrest participated Gttention and hold the most hardened picture patron spel! Dound to the end. M. Guterson’s Famous Russian Orchestra MUSICAL PROGRAM Overture to “The Firing Dutchman “O Solo Mio” SPECIAL AFTERNOON CONCERTS TUESDAY AND FRIDAY AT 3:15 Program selected from requests of patrons, which must be submitted in writing. The orchestra is to be heard every afternoon and evening. No Raise in Price—ADMISSION 15 CENTS CLEMMER Seattle's Best Photoplay House DIVERS’ TOLL DROPS; BRITISH | GUARD STRONG WASHINGTON, starting on the second floor e long struggle of t in a conspiracy off escape from We are only a of innocence red to perjure ery to repeat t If people can be p burning hotel were carried » nd given shelter i By Richard Wagner By Di Capua imates of the damage pl and Ban Francisco countie This man has never been heard of before in these » former manager the Buffalo baseball team attend the fur of Timothy Mur means of the ele | was conducted y down thra th tion of Mooney they began to deliberate jefendant’s guilt scratched the caught on the he was doomed made a rope out of his clothing and ‘over the edge omplete the defense # appeal radiator and reach re driven out. | ployes at the hotel » Half a score {life was reported ing purposes is an plain as a pike|Vocate with all my heart and ask LRU CaS staff, and you women of the Grand | you to help fight for them. My Army should be the first to resent | devotion to the flag is not ques- BY EDGAR C. WHEELER THE HAGUE, Feb dred and two Americans will leave Berlin with Ambas: jor Gerard for United States Stee! Products ‘Was yesterday awarde the con- for furnishing 1,390 tons of 50-pound rails for the pei j ks division of the The price was $38 a ton, oximately $50,000. PRE BILIOUS! | AN LIVER AND LS TONIGHT Stay Headachy, Sick, or| Have Bad Breath and Sour Stomach. | the exact date or time of departur ite on Floor ter failed to appear lobbyists for the Sto: was in throw One of them the floor of th mathematical Lloyd's reports on ship d tion in Germany's U-boat cam- paign probably lies a dramatic story of British counter.me ures, inasmuch as the tonnage reported wrecked now s PERUNA PROOFS Mr. Emil Pickart, 46 Rimbach St., Hammond, In ly cured of catarrh of the nose and my stomach is in good condition also. Tonly used five bottles of your ér % Mise Amalie Ruzicks, Prague, suffered with catarrh of the You're Too Late’ railway company s neon to hold a hast the corridor time the form f Louis Pean a traction system the falling off in ton- nage sunk the past two days may be only temporary, some authorities here see in possibility that Germany’ of “frightfuiness” area is to be short lived. According to British critics, land prepared for Germany's sub marine drive some time in advance * set out new patrols and took steps to see that liners were armed it was suggested, established guarded jlanes of cruisers within the barred jaera, and moreover . Germany has lost many of her point the Brit jish admiralty never will rnoon, terson had laid co Laxative for Men, Women and Children. dorsement of the bi in the barred Such testimonials as and there are th like them--prove that is areal mission for th’ Dy Hielogialature thi ved early ball’a coutury by the American public as a relia- ble family tonic. cities enjoyed ervice outsi¢ their limites reconsideration of »e sald he would vot alize in value and both suc- them out of it cessful. THOUSANDS ASKING PEACE IN TELEGRAMS T0 ADMINISTRATION | vir-|former Secretary undoubtedly put back to . having used their base befor |up their supply of torpedoes seve account | crease in activity, 1s ‘ : _ Enjoy life! Remove the liver and fo apparent. Ge tho there is still head dizzy, your tongue coat breath offensive, and stoma sour. Don't ermany’s activities are being hid | hheadachy, constipated and full “of | lass by the British admiralty old, Why don't you get a box of | ts from the drug store one or two tonight and enjoy nicest, gentlest liver and bowel | VASHINGTON, Bryan | sional patriots States government entering the gram is sent gram urging peace is dispatel rganizations indorsing this ceerrame BARBER GIVEN LIFE the wake of] war against Germany thruout the country grams and let then|triotism. And 1 am advised there ‘SEA ROVER IN “| 4-HOURBATTLE, | MESSAGE SAYS BUENOS AIRES, dispatches from Per. mambuco declare that a battle hundreds of oth one immediately expertenced ? | iM wake up feeling fit and} ses and organizations Mke salts, pills and calomel. was overwhelming, act 80 gently that you ernment departmer his next | Mothers should “ive Cros 8, k, bilious or feverish c “Tlwhole Cascaret any tim p thoroughly and are harmless. many are believed to be ins iapired by 2 AMERICAN SHIPS WILL SAIL TODAY, identification insisted upon by the German —— | A. Shar " BEDMATE STEALS $260 FROM MINER 5, a miner from | befriended a Be a stomach well, the bowels regular, by the nando de Naronha between a British cruiser the German raider. asted four hours, it was said, but the outcome was unknown Fernando de Naronha is situated about miles off the eastern extrem ity of Brazil. THE SEA-GOING tug Bericto iver and icon ‘timely and helpful aid of Ointment pup the next morning to ‘man with whom he ill carry no con carries a crew of in addition to thy American citizen For Sale At All Dransiats in Original Red Cartons ars in fe Word ra & Goetz and Fred for approximately $75,000. Mette taer Ms land resting. LTTE TOMORROW cm | AND WEEK Artcraft Picture Supreme ae Made by Her %) Own Film S= “Less Than the Dust” .<:s All of the quaintness, the winsome- ness and the roguishness of smile and action is given ample play for Mary Pickford in this new picture. Mary, taking her first bath in a modern bath tub, after arriving in England from India, is Many other cute situations throughout entire play | 5c Children 5c JOHN HAMRICK a) Loge Seats 25c Second and University % lis more of this advertising sched- lever, AND SHALL CONTINUE uled for future meetings of the TO DO SO. council. | “The first rule laid down on your My failure to salute the flag,/card says: “The American flag is you will yserve, has gone unno-| not the familiar possession of any ticed until just now, when Dale | man nor of any company of men’ r 4 If the flag at the city hall has not and I are candidates for re-election miliar possession kind of patriotism im-/ been made the * pure and unsullied? of a man, I don’t understand the ism at the city hall is for advertis- “1 am for the principals you ad- CONTINUED "a : tioned by the sincere who know Does Not Ref ec FROM PAGE 1 terahbie prams hysreanyd America First and Last You should understand the un-| “The United States js my native derlying cause of this clamor. If I|1and and some of m¥loved ones from your organization a printed would only salute the big monop- i f j ep in its soil. My family has card bearing the rules of Grand oly interests and do their bidding, | given of its blood that the Stare Army wot ng the Amer: |th would be protest from and Stripes might float over a land of free men, and I yield to no one eeithen Tes sed to find my those who are now having such stand on the flag ceremonies at the spasms. | DO NOT REFUSE TO | in fidelity to the principles which brought it into being. perfect accord with 6BALUTE THE FLAG. ' tole} REFUSE TO SALUTE ANY PO. Sincerely yours OLIVER T. ERICKSON.” ect and veneration for our flag LITICAL ADVERTISING, HOW., e by te eattle Had that your rules preseribe, 1 have rules to me, I as been made a target for a petty politicians and profe mpted by the adver bad e Greatest Bank in cit hall, and my constant protest against the base ( y for political ends Slory fe pct nen e Wor It gives me the opport your rules. Because 1 have th to you and the side the ca i 7 ? y Roos llod tendered ! \ hat would it do for you? What "Your ri say that our flag COULD it do for you—unless you should never be marred by adver = i nis, and so does law, 1 doubt if any flag been so m Dale's co made the start and began to do things for yourself? as ever rred by advertising as ilmanic Clag be boyant resolutions were pre by Dale to announce its g. A Seattle has banks adequate to Dale demonstration was taged oa n it was used for the first time every need of its people. It re- hlights have been taken of tb teeter) aioe. with “Bes mains for each individual to decide whether he shall enjoy the advan- tages of such facilities. the foreground. It was Dale and the fla issue had been worn thr Then the advertising ceased un til Dale filed as a candidate for re j election. Then took the first jOpportunity to bombard the news. | papers with Dale and the flag, but the first paper addressed did not respond enthusisstical Ps “Advertising” e next advertising stunt li ag He aot by having sor resh from South |Ameriea, attend the last council meeting and protest because I fail ed to take part in this phony pa In The Scandinavian American Bank there is safety and service for the person who chooses to open a Savings Account. Likewise for the person who de- sires the convenience of a Check- ing Account through which the bank pays your checks as you may | direct, files the best receipts you | TERM FOR MURDER could possibly have, handing them for| all back to you each month with a complete statement of: the ac- count, }H. MeCall must go to pris |life as penalty for killing Will , Whom he shot to dea in a barber shop last Christmas Both were barbers, McCall had |been discharged. He returned, ac-| cording to the evidence, and killed Shaner. The defense pleaded in-| So, with the man who has ex- sanity | . | change to buy, items to collect or investments to make. |INCREASE IN EXPRESS RE- TURNS UNPROFITABLE WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.—Accord. ing to reports today by the Inter 2 s s state commerce commission, the country howed an increase © |more than $12,000,000 in t Ox alge beet ct pa ot ge Use Our Ballard Branch if More Convenient count of increased operating ex-| | were. 64,000 page abt data | Resources Over $14,000,000summmma?