The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 17, 1917, Page 8

A THE SFA TTTI.™ STAR The Py Bewutsl /TEUTONS WOULD <= eonmenney Paper Makers iry to __ OLY TO SELES Escape Prosecution, TOMORROW AND WEEK } "Twill CONTINUED a 31 ON, | FROM PAGE 1 4 bei ' ting WASHINGTON, Feb, 17. {there might man - / Pain imets : 4 ° Whether the government will [the gove t —m—> EEE . Eyes eliet \ Ings age net cerita big hogy be ¢ : vos J is nde { : nexs of the Gerr ae Demonstration te a. eokains Sasant ©. Aab cided, probably, today, by the |here tt ' : ept orn in the of of Dr. W. M. ¢ f federal trade commission. ne rint r makers ume en , L the nrvee In Its report, following nearly | tion cafe Scholl’s -..\ I have press dispatet aying a year of probes and hearings, | Officinia explained that the some i : = Screen reports the Germa Md order th the commission announced it what Involuntary suggestion has not|that 4 " the usual fo mn \ workers to d true had reached the conclusion 4, n the means of the saving lities of war ection « orrec lve ‘ over th that the alleged neweprint pa a to the te Second age! eg * | clal, prices are extortionate . hae, thant t ¢ f sting the I Pp lances ant. tt de Hott and free competition has ceased aller 5 boat pla e decreasing mm, that body ar ronment in averting court ac mpaign ts fizzling out ) t . A 7 ted r that the fa pe new pa it may be found wise to accept Austrian Course Veiled will be iducted on mitted to Ko « ted bee led to Die oore | « elated proffer The presid course towar Mc 1y, ly true. I have n rato a “fair achedule Austria tn etill velled myself, But it lectdedly to t r their production, a sus OTTAWA, Ont, Feb, 17.—Effect It ix possible the pres ght Uniess they do, 1 fall |? x ie th Bh ar eta 4 fay that Canada, said.an official the other hand, he might take upon the govern t vhule there Were signs tocay dia PY ntage of that opportunity t ernment Is none te a ¥ r the on ~|notify congress the time had come task to prepare for further eventualities Hoover is bending every effort and ask the a of protecting dant . to get some official word from I American lives and property wil devote particular at sium, tact that Secretary Grew, tention to your case and Night Life in New York The Gay Cabaret The Country “THE Beautiful Flowers nell. tn CONTINUED > tor elt FROM PAGE 1 KAISER ASKED Ww ORLD Sweet, Clean, PRINTED HERE naan of a co ca 1 x caren from_the AND a Na eceeeplenderete ca hors bg: negeriencpen and Faith rg fece ot wane tn boon rat | ya tetas Fo he ut ALL LEAD TO THE ETERNAL TRIUMPH— MM (000 oral" | es on Rees eee Sea "| Fight With Alien Swi FRAUD MEN MUST ee oer ane ety SERVE JAIL TERMS :::*"s: rison ca “50. TRUTH Cnsrn OVER naga ERROR because ve to e SPOKANE, Feb. 17—Conricted | dents sace-Lorra ofas Wednesday on charges of using the|on their way to Mar en mails to defraud, Federal Judge |the French army and f : } ; Van Fleet « need four former 1 And so {t went for seven days bers of the Northwestern Gen-| And on the eighth, Fire island. It i Trading Ce Tises out of the sea ban flded t 2nd and University ton Ng OTE POR tani Wis aphs../ae, wae, Dacpone. peantn ne @ year in jail and pay $1,000 tf gers aw t he 1 r rail . tine r hear of The mar eckered cap starts | | in jail and a 7 prisoners were captured when whose ancestor pour * cot to three| “The Story of Julia Page” begins Sees duke PORTLAND, Feb. 17—Threaten-| RREMERTON, Feb. 17.—The 0 | Monday out frankly ite a catch tn his to have Police Chief Clark and/navy yard started work today on a —— — —— t t bis lean arm rt. Sherwood arrested on assault |regular eight-hour schedule ex ope, “back . T. G. Ryan, deputy district |{n a few spectal lines where ther ple pray for ey, declared today that they |{s a lot of rdsh work to be done era decree war at any| ked him in the chief's office| The yard has been working on a Kage ing an argument over prosecu-|10 and 11-hour schedule, but yard of liquor cases. heads decided the long hours were Clark asserted that he did not hard on the men. re Ryan. He said he was busy nstruction work on the subme- | citizen n war be MOTHER RENEWS to pull Ryan and Sherwood |rine O-2 and repair work on t ween Ger y and An and was strictly neutral. jeruiser South Dakota and Ryan had a cut lip and a torn | vessels in the yard are kee! when the dust settled. lyard force busy now Fletch a een started by her " 1 mothe Mrs Elizabeth Of Money at Work aly PONE BUILDING ¢ rafteed to transter ces would affect the economic condi- — ALASKA REPORT pied by this bank t beri tion of a as large even a i SE gener ee Seattle. Off again, on again, ete. Legging ina The Fletct ‘ Why say 395 men? Because ' 1 Dare w that number working every day at ‘ t 1 $2.00 a day would earn $247,270. tt t but fom rariraed c next ed with e € tative from ton, Montana, tendin how hat This amount nearly equals the amount paid by some of t t are unfit custodians, and charging - ie rs uD t that the intemperance, and incompatibility banks to savings depositors in a sae Phay ike’ foclise’ tae tater pat lents whipped th TAKES OVER TEUTON | AFFAIRS IN U. S. year. 16 child. With thes Donohoe says Sulzer, the democratic candidate, will w Donohoe 1s at the Washington with h ALL COLLEGE MEN 70 BE U. W. GUESTS attle wh or Oxford, has been invited to ft the roof of the Universit of Washington gym at 8:30 p. m aturday night The ne hey'll make ts expect, ed to do th rk The university faculty and Oval club, sentor honor soctety, will be host It's the third annual Al College aight, and at least 1,20 are expected to attend. The in tat is open to all former colleg This comparison shows that money at work is a valuable asset to any person. Money idle brings no profit to its owner. Oftentimes it is a danger and a Start an account for your boy or girl risk. Rarely a day passes that the newspapers do not record some purse-snatching or house-breaking episode. Money in the bank is useful. It helps its owner by earning more money. How? with this strong bank today. Later you will see the wisdom of this act in the accumulated savings of years, which can be used to give them a college education or a Start in business. Interest paid on savings accounts. In the Scandinavian American 3ank it gets its earning power from investment in County and City Warrants, in Municipal Dis- trict Improvement Bonds, and in first mortgages on the homes and business properties of many of Seattle’s well-known citizens. Scandinavian American Bank Use Our Ballard Branch if More Convenient Resources Over $14,000,000 Bands, quartets, glee clubs and jal stunts will mark the pro gram. | Following an action taken some time ago by the Ministerial Federa tion, a large gathering of minister and laymen gathered tn the Y. M C. A. auditorium Friday and bega t steps in the organizatio ation of elty churches f¢ the purpose of promulgating etvi benefit Representatives from the churches in the were & to draw up a constitution and to s¢ |lect an executive committee, Union Savings & Trust Company Bh Me. of Seattle tthe Cae tats, and a ben that government in Washington | during everance of relation ariour | In the heart of the financial district Von Bernstorff, the German envoy | who received his passport from the United States, TREATY CHANGE Fk BY J. W. BRYAN RUNS BLOCKADE: "ron Tit momen eso" BORDER PATROL TO | Ethel He takes over the duties of Count| a BREAK 1S NEAR WITH AUSTRIA ADL LD ALLL PLL LPL LLP PLP PPPS i een ordered to Vie that Vv give quick re ve rise to the belief here that trouble, vhetl Weakening of the Arch Cramped Toes and Bunions Weak Ankles Calloused —_ irew might be carrying confidentia New Congress Means Delay o ed later congress omfort which is so earn- estly desired. FREDERICK & NELSON de Serate WII! Continue The president at this time could before ¢ ho nd © constitu not want to ask an expiring con carried on In the next congress ; The Sixty-Fourth congress ends si ra at noon indas- M e EL PASO, Feb. 17.—Following re- orts that Gen. Jose Ynez Salazar, with 200 Villista followers, is mov- NEW YORK, Feb. 17.—Because ing toward the New Mexican bor ‘he complained of the quality of the der, Col. H. G. Sickel, commander }231 wholesome mealq his wife|of the New Mexico district, today served every week to the family of is heavily reinforcing the border eleven, Morris Cohen was ordered Ips rol, to prevent further bandit to give her $4 every Saturday. is across the boundary, The Greatest of all Alaska Pictures Better Than “The Spollers” A STORY OF THE KLONDIKE AT THE TIME OF THE GOLD RUSH — |Barrymore In the Strongest Role of Her Career As an Alaskan Dance Hall Girl, | ‘The White Raven’ inna, Mise Bercy mor ne f which ts neglected M. Guterson’s Famous Russian Orchestra MUSICAL PROGAM JUBEL OVERTURE