The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 22, 1917, Page 6

STAR—-THURSDAY, FEB. 22, 1917. PAGE 6 | POLICEMEN USE MACHINE GUNS ATOP PATROL BOATS ) Only 2 More | Days of Our | Great Sale Take your choice of our entire stock of $45 to $65 Suitings and Overcoatings at $35 or $40 Act at once if you would New York harbor police include expert marksmen who man machine guns on the cabin roofa of the boats patrolling the harbor and the rivers around the city. Two of the police are shown here take adv antage ot this great on guard at the Battery, the busiest spot in the waters surroynding the city. FLAGS DROP IN 'U.S,-AUSTRIAN FOOD TRAIN TO MEMORY OF GEN. CRISIS NEARS — BREAK PRICES FRED FUNSTON INU-BOATWAR = INNEW YORK SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 22.— BY ROBERT J. BENDER NEW YORK, Feb, 22.— Five Fiags, which ordinarily would | United Press Staff Correspondent hundred care of foodstuffs from the West are expected to reach v ' " “eal ee eee MROINSESN. ae New York today, The cars con ings and warships in San Fran The Austro-American situation tain meats, pouitry and pote cisco bay in honor of the birth holds the center of the interna: tees, mastly day of Washington, were at | tional war stage. The climax In the meantime, Mayor | half mast today in memory of | of this silent drama, which has | Mitchel will start the city ma os hon ak ‘ 4 chinery working In an invent SS ee ee eee been going on since the Unite gation of food prices on the g | Tomorr f Maj. Gen States broke with Germany, ap East Side tailoring event Sale closes Saturday »w the body ¢ ederick Funston will arrive here; pears to be at hand Packers Word Needed ank Jamieson of the New Yor burial in th@Presidio national Within 48 hours, it is now |) F cemetery | generally believed, this governs |& New Jersey Ret 1 {rode of telegrams of} Ment will know whether the /tlon, in m mtate e ak today on Mra. | scope of its severed diplomatic in plenty ¢ f Pane, Secret er? relations is to be extended to 3 b mother a rother of Gen, Fun} The state department and WhRey J re’ associa clared there a Were en rouis Siete Kanan House say nothing as to what ts om pe going on quired TAILORS Bish ont Pragieeirr ve Interesting History re sta - ge When the curtain falls, however, | Ports ‘ eat have been ARE and | esting stories of the world’s history | will be written—the story of a great} nation struggling to restrict the ex-| manded in person by Maj. Gen. J.| one of the Franklin Sell, 18 companies of ar ¢ aval training pan tah war vet here within the last ten ¢ Potatoes Plied on Piers Many tons of on sand 7 cand Floor, Central Building atoes erans, elgn ware, ly ern, to several companies of National t the great war, and an a ; aes |Guard and police, will march other nation trying at once to please ntries, a» solemn boom of the minute |® powert tend and at the same time sup xt gun will begin as the cc jondon Clubs Inaugurate 35'S" sd Sarena Aura Gur wore OOPS DANCE TILL it." 209.00 sa, S| BELIEVE BANK WILL will not aay. It will not thenticity of the | letins, showin “One Meatless Day a Week * less sek es eect ee if t . ' g Austria to clear up her po- | ¢liminated from !“No War Babies sition on Germany's U-boat decree |!* UFKed as as toes, and inst force, Was there. There were 4,000| early in the evening, and 400 or 500/ at 6 a m, Thursday, when the dancing stopped. » policeman, from Chief Beckingham 5 Rice A committee of stockholders in the German-American bank has I've been going to the depart patitute for ment balls for the last 23 ions for cooking in ONDON, Feb. 22.—Halt a | duce the maximum weekly meat 1 iy . , sy | |and her own pledges to this gov- ¢ Page or more of London's consumption to 4 pounds per | for U. S. Women ernment on U-boat warfare order to Ret the greatest food value)’ Tia wee ; More money will be given this|been appointed to co-operate with ‘Clubs led the way today to one person. are given i That was the opin re ee Break May Peliow : fon ber at tne Beatie nn. Year to the police relief fund than|the directors to reorganize, reopen, is generally | : a Wosbee eg Aiatit m ~ “ The Austrian government fp por 4 seems to be the gen-| ever before |sell or do whatever they think best to ore co 8 A 4 hecinibatbentitioes 2p Np FOOD CONTROL the nt of all who attended) THE 21 VILLA bandits who were|for the defunct institution. Mem- t the Ger en mike vent at the Hippodrome | tayen prisoners afteM@the Columbus |bers of the committee are: Nathan Meatless day a week. The day Unless this li gelected was Friday. Meals at adopted thruout ‘all these clubs will be purely admitted that co gland, it is | pulsory ra- | exling bh eatened b trayed as «® jvent the th “Weeetarian on Fridays here tioning will be resorted to. | ===" Iche must will ouz after. Several Lond clubs were an war the fea e ia se c en bot over |B y Ds i | Anumber of other clubs were mong the first to curtail the Should she do this, it le tak ite hey danced until 6 o'clock 7 geod pitt bee bound over) Eckstein, Vice President . 8: Has " expected to follow suit. The number of courses rer meal | | granted President Wilson will order t « ley, Roger D. Pineo, Cashier I. J plan is one of many expedients | din one of the re | Passports sent t strian agents And then they didn't want to go| THE ROTARY club heard two Riley and-Director M. J. Henehan. ted by the food con- quests of the Kovernment for | here and reque withdrawal of ASHINGTON, Fet Deter.|home—or rather, to work addresses Wednesday noon, on| 1 committee expressed confl- troller, Lord Devonport, to re- / general economy United States Ar ador Penfield |r pia Sede Pes pc Dad” Wagner's band supplied ir-' Washington and Lincoln by John!dence that the bank would pay de- ~ a wae ltrom his poat in Vienna Tl at toast tom resisttt seic in top-notch fash- L. Hall and Fred Everett positors dollar for dollar. that a break with |the serious food allies would |caused bread © «reat pan-|and which the f allowing mi on ands of ral powers // Cured to Stay Cured °°." [ as ENDER TOES OF © |KEEP WORKING AT NAVY YARD DESPITE AMERICAN WOMEN" GeNeRAL HOLIDAY BREMERTON Feb. 22.—Navy obers w Tortured with corns poses | of high heels, but says | yard tradesmen continued their la pith corns lift out. bors repairing fighting craft today ‘1 yest des th ct it was Washing-| “ ounced 4 rete ton’s birthday, The U. 8. 8. Fred h' measure Wiyle decrees that women wear) oi-k is now in'dry dock receiving ssooiphgt a new radio iipment, impro iring director m and general repairs intended to equip her to go! 22 knots an hour. The Frederick belongs to the navy scout force of present © SEATTLE GUARDS Bighheel footwear, which buckles up @ toes, producing painful ors; then many women cut at these pests, which {s a most danger. ONS proceeding, because one is sim- [ply inviting infection or an awful | Delonge to the my ot Nt BEM Hirde cost trere can be obtain March “ ‘andro iyproveed to { LEAVE FOR HOME sm oe Used by Won fq from any pharmacy a harmless hsp sath | : as, / ae i pou pron rug called freezone. A quarter pete VANCOUVER. Wash.. Fet si serbia ounce of this is sufficient to remove U. STUDENTS GIVE | \ Ore cad Maakinetes crsenfon eer? AND every soft or hard corn or callus 1 ervice to ‘AND FOR STATE CITY from one’s feet. A few drops. ap- PLEASING BALLE “a 7 | plied directly upon a tender, aching et eight mor t ax Onn wOsmITALS arty Com relieves the soreness at once, car ler PHYSICIANS. SURGLONS Maea soon the entire corn, root and A Woodland Night,” a fair | ae x \ Hefore d Capt. H. F. Cobun CONT A amet te | all, can be lifted right out without ballet, depicting the frolics of the atin. m started paying off Troop of T e of THE 3 q witches and fairies in a forest on a coma and Company A ul corps — Tt is a sticky substance, which summer night, was presented Wed Madame Yvette Guilbert of They st 1 ate ) Gries in a moment and shrive nesday night at the Press club thea-| gan FRANCISCO, Cal., Feb ly on a rain for ( a the corn without inflaming or tre, under the auspices of the Mask). universal strt ; ath where the islato: wreet Grritating the surrounding tissue orjand Quill chapter of Associated Santana aah woe the: skin. University Players of the U. of W fore Stak cites ae Troop A and fi A of O Be Here ts a good thing, ladies, so| An orchestra under the direction of \,.tame Yvette Guibert, noted paid off Washing . pass it along to your sisters in dis-| Walter Bell Whittlessey interpreted French singer and the music of the ballet “ . . 1 think macif always that woman is created to establish peace on earth,” said Madame Guilbert. “1 speak not as a French woman. | Buy From the Producer amd | 7242080250 sora enter the war, would you advise 4 h omen o 4 country to refuse Stop the High Cost of Living | !s:rssicrersune’s: wa ked Veterans Flip to See Who'll Give Comrade Blood TACOMA, Feb. 22.—Twelve Span ish-Arfertoan : teered to Do You Realize the Benefits and Delights of a veterans volun to blood trans r, 9 plan “ai the housewives. Likewise stop the Y he said, “if all women of ision operations to hel ve th 4 bs: igh cost of dying. 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BUCH Ae In fact, the re you use Renetol products, the And on the better grades of goods we rave you an even man college will fight In the ettective rem Seattle union butchers favor a ontaclene well as the more dangerous — more you will value them as being far superior greater percentage. Why deprive yourself of the necewsitien > gain the W. G. Preston $100,000) Acvey SAYS OF | munict clearing house for all ry the gestions for even two or three f9 Ony where \ of life in order to pay an outrageous funeral bill, and get no fund providing for fre holarships aine in ditt meat, but oppose house bill 164 mornings, and you will find them so beneficial One trial of Benetol Ointment will convince 4 oor hoy pao ane ' . and pleasant that you will surety wish to con- you that nothing has ever equalled this prepara a and gi reston's wld net ,| Which they believe would establish tinue. . ton as a tonte for the skin, It is an absolute better service and no better goods than we furnish for one 5 half the money? original will provided for the fund, a clearing house in one of the big When you first arise wo into the bathroom physical impossibility for a man to contract ee but. bor licil f 11 \ ‘ Rarber’a Itch" or any other We give a complete funeral, including casket, attendance, atte fo ae coe eines te, | POCKIAS: Plants and raise prices, ac Sour teeth with Benetel Tooth Graeme This te es “Benetol” or calling for body, cremation, and $47 50 aaa a } 7 6 college will cording ‘* the report made to the at ie really suggest charge that the amendment was Central Labor Council Wednesd oO" be, 1 awallow—-"Rene will feel 80 E ce weet Ore tesesceeeoes . made after the son had unduly in — : oe ‘rermicidai a apeae abet Cre aa We maintain onr own casket factory, crematory and a fluesiced him ) meth). 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