The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 26, 1917, Page 5

‘GAMBLERS USE Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co., Inc. 416-424 PIKE STREET WE’LL TRUST YOU OUT create syatem bas boom catabitaned aesist you te furutah fdeas, Our terme are © found aaywhere Neo ALARM SOUNDS IN CEMENT CASE Chlef Deputy Rrewer led a sher PORTLAND, Ore, April 26 {ffs raid upon a Chinese gambling | United States District Attorney den on the second floor of the Mi Reames of this eity, and waukeo hote sve Ago tye. 40d) Prederick Hausman of Seattle will for the second time in two montha bo pitted against each othe: ate) big legal battle when th unearthed ambling layout tion of 16 men, ations alleged te A with an | tre iff Bob Ho dge attorney for the Chinese. and ‘all 1 were released on bonds of § CONSCRIPTION = :: CERTAIN TO WIN : BY J. P. YODER SPECIAL SALE OF ODD SAMPLE ROCKERS Reduced from 10 to 33 per cent. See Pike Street Window MILLIONS WILL PIERGE W. c. T. u.1s AGAINST CIGARETS ‘i HELP FARMERS 00 WASHINGTON, A 6.—The ‘co RED GROSS GIVEN BACKING FOR FUNDS meeting the fc eroment today resources ay 000 into the bre was announced by the t partmept. All postal d be mace available fo farmers. WILL VISIT onua STORE ‘The members of the Cor c 1 he new home ° innit aur Bow nome of | STAR WANT ADS jjumbia st, Friday || BEST FOR RESULTS || 3 Do you think our Government | Should confiscate the property of its citizens without compensation? Do you know that the annual revenue paid the government by the liquor industry exceeds the total annual interest on the new SEVEN BILLION DOLLAR WAR LOAN? that there are now stored in Government Bonded Ware- houses, over 211,000,000 gallons of whiskey and other spirits? that distillers have given bonds to the Government for over $232,000,000 for payment of taxes on these goods? that prohibition would confiscate not only the millions lawfully invested in distillery property, but also the millions of gal- lons stored in bonded warehouses, and would confiscate bonds to the extent of $232,000,000—an amount greatly in excess of the total capital and surplus of all the bonding companies in America —so that the Government would lose $232,000,000 taxes? i These conditions exist because the government—in order to provide pure and mature goods—has decreed that whiskey may remain in bond 8 years and, if bottled in bond, must remain in bond 4 years for bottling purposes. gq The Constitution of the United States guarantees that private property shall not be taken nor destroyed for the public good, without due compensation to owners. Prohibition is alleged to be for the public good. Prohibition as now pro- posed is ruthless confiscation. From every standpoint of American justice, should not the cost be borne by the Government—state or national—decreeing it? Confiscation without compensation is un-American and contrary to the Constitution of the United States. aa The liquor industry has paid to date over six billion dollars in taxes to the i Federal Government, and is now paying nearly $1,000,000 per day. g We ask a just and equitable consideration of the economic, moral and financial problems of proposed Prohibition. Write for detailed information on any point. The National Association of Distillers and Wholesale Dealers Comprising 80% of the Distillers and allied interests of the United States Executive Offices: Cincinnati, 0. STAR—THURSDAY, APRIL 26, GILL LAWYER TO PILES OF DEAD 20 EXITS WHEN | FIGHT REAMES | BLOCK BRITISH © | | ADVANCE NOW plete repulse of a violent mase ed counter attack by German gainat new British po od Halg’s e@fficial statement to “Early at night the enemy again endeavored to attack our onitions at Gavrelle,” troops were caught In our artillery barrage and completely repulsed.” FOR WAR UNITS |. “FRENCH ROLL BACK | MIOLENT ASSAULTS r ita do zen itter rent points, aie GETS MESSAGE OF CHEER SUGAR RATE CUT on BYI.C.C. ’ MILWAUKEE TRAIN HITS LITTLE GIRLS | Use Cocoanut Oil : for Washing Hair will make an abund e hait and sealp thor can get mulsified cocoanut oil at most any drug store ; F ne Hour Sales Broken lines and odd assor ortments, selected especially fog } 9 to 10 Short Dressing Sacques Boy Thene annelette And Dressing Sacques that ‘This a have been sele $6.50 dat $7.95 Sport Style Silk and Wool Separate Skirts, Special Friday, Each THESE 2 to 3 Infants’ Fiber Silk Ribbons — A Stock inge quanti Curtain Madras ‘\London Hopes They Did Hit German Sub | 'U. S. REFUSES WORD ON ree parvo LONDON, Eng. April 26.— Whether the American armed liner Mongolia sank a Ger man submarine April 19, rest ed today upon belief of her captain and the navy lieuten- ant in charge of her gun crew that, from a point 1,000 yards distant, they had seen pieces of the U-boat’s periscope fly Into the air, and afterwards observed oll on the surface of the water Sold Only Bottles The embodiment of Health and Strength. A true tonice—not a stimulant. Phorough- ly Fermented and Predi gested Highly rec ommendod for nursing mothers, invalida, convales cents, Order from your druggist or grocer, or pho Kottling De! Made In Seattle by RAINIER PRODUCTS CO, The Children’s See plain rose, the other @ floral and stripe pat- € in assorted colors, White § : a . ular $1.00 and $126, Special for this halg “Be . The Rhode Co. For years we who pre tend to be forward looking have | insisted that when the individ- ual's life or security was thi 3 ened it was the duty of 4 state to protect him by the ere ation of police, factory inspec 1 e chinery of social security, : that the security of the nation is threatened, the obligation of | the citizen to serve becomes im parable and inescapable. Delegation of fishermen ed a petition to the Alaska sonata, asking for permission to m fish in Prince Rupert, in ode 7 S| keep se yelling Laianed up ins Today’s Beauty Talk | You can enjoy a delightful sh Fe with very little effort and in red a su NO CONFIRMATION RECEIVED = jt dire x ana dissolve a teaspoonful The In & cup of hot water. full cup of shampoo liquid, enough so it is easy to apply it to all the bair Instead of just the top of the 4. Your shampoo is now ready, a little at a time on c and hair until both are en- irely covered by the daintily per i med preparation that thoroughly and removes every bit of , excess oil and dirt. rinsing, the hair dries quick | a fluffiness that makes eem he avier than it is, and ‘akes * VOLUNTEER PLAN 1S ANARGHY.~POST ‘ a hat makes arranging it a pleasure. | Continued From Page | 1.1 o =) COME EARLY eee can be rightly weighed And war is an unre. t will come as soon as conle: see that it is a necessary p toward winning the victory, It Is Democratic And when they are made SECOND AVENUE Bet. Spring and Seneca No Advance in Prices (COME EARL’ © obligation of the d Compulsory service is noth- Ing more than a recognition of the mutual obligation that ex ists between the citizen and the |