The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 30, 1917, Page 2

STAR—MONDAY, APRIL 30, 1917. PAGE 2 RUSS LIBERTY REAL) May Day Manifesto Thrills Democracy BY WM, G. SHEPHERD | forma of a parade under the red od Press Matt Corresy t fiag of Mberaliam, Today, the go PETROGRAD, April 30— [ernment Joinn From the czar’ winter palace, .% until recently the seat of the | gaw be jovernm a nigh ‘ to | pagent y BY BERTON BRALEY day proclaimed the rising tide ‘ : of world democracy »wW On the eve of May day, Min- 4 leter of War Gutchkoff Issued Bg Meg i A BE COLLECTED new Russia, The sign reads “THE PROLETARIAT OF ALL COUNTRIES UNITE.” The orders tasued by Minister at ha: aw OE Gutebkoff today were put forth © the the suggestion of private soldiers w themaely They provide: | h r t Hereafter all soldiers are to be of the ' ) ed ciuizens of Ronsta that he t of ‘ t they the ar 6 safe to me, My Bon, MY wor the tion th ( » religious freedom tent to han to go to war, } ch guaranteed ightened peo ‘ fag a Attendance at church service of the charged atre h ie sad that ta honda pantie t not compulsory t a meeting f tions yet to come Mail from tre Il not be tf New | mie Benge om gary rade V ngton hall, 14th ave, and Fir] Ks we hold most precious and most true | way, “Go!"—1 shall n and brave— All mail—ineluding pamphiets— | ot y to saldiers at) Not ¢ will a formal protest | @ cons oh, my boy, bow I shall pray for Jiers hereafter need i t u greate he homefurnisher! estanuisuinc HAPPY J : to the homefurisher '} HOMES FOR 53 YEARS! ="; ed in this great organization—the greatest in West- 1erica—is here, ready for YOU to take advantage of! as | getuine ; solid oak table: (fate @Seeecy? | creditto out-of-town cmaasteet TOS ‘folks! special— i . ' —tf you live out of { town your credit is just as good aa i you live in Se attle! - MISS BURKE WILL oe Sit pet's th chureb, at 8 p m hment In the army pirit of complete |} ree Russian” will | ¢ y tomorrow om, « few brave » tes to rain in remote for for mor ant nee theley for the Scottish W eo thru the | government ts which care for m ra of the a Miss Kathleen Burke, who ts i /{ng the United czar spirits used to ests on May (Spanish War Veterans ' Recall Days of ’98 as Young Men Answer | Call blood tn the ctrt ore These are great days for the vet-+ erans of ‘98, of Raltimore to Cuba u Balti difference you tn are vited to take advantage of } thie great hbomefurnish - ing store's credit serv. ice! regular vite s13.78 our Dig 140-PAGR FREE CATALOGUE will bring thia— tho Third artillery, in the aie largest homefurniah : > The surrender of the Spanish ts “yen” in our com most impressive thing that Hedges recalled to EDWIN W. MILBOURN, of the 4 all the officers were yiman barb shor remembers Most of the time I was r of the ( R, tn Western direct to the city of Man doing nly called the Jut at A ‘ernor ta Own —this i# an at- —fill out this Tatts rhs y had its camp fokes tractive style Napoleon full size bed exactly coupon —mall It to us today and we will send you free our new 1917 catalogue and credit terms ded Taft's residence cc I took it prett oe WILLIAM GAI NES n clerk, w . rth Ma ASK CHANGE FOR BREAD RIOTS tame a : price; choices of three finishes, this week— . 20.75. Address seasonable specials from the home- all metal tt: ess} VASHON FERRY STIR CHICAGO regular 5 tinea Neue riots of several furnishing department— ieting |||Tomorrow on™" and All Week spec’ lawn mowers: { garden hose: ee © Ghetto il special— garden { special— seer. p ? twisted tween Des ato! wire, yx! tools— } —tmit showing of } {on “1 t picketed the {| garden and lawn mtbr ag Ag stages Dr. Sipes, and the entire Boston Staff of dows a ree oe tag ye Painless Dentistry Experts will extract teeth $4.39 neces ree * propr , and 500 po (no matter how many), absolutely free all oo f . » by Chief Schue if : this week. Not a cent of charge for any- prices | ny” “$5.45 bird cages— | BICYCLES FOR BOYS— thing and you do not have to order other WAR BUDGET IS jl work, Remember, ait operations are guar anteed absolutely free from even the slightest WIFE SCORED IN | BIGGESTIN U.S, Jm oe MURDER TRIAL es “YOUR CREDIT 18 GOOD!” TON “Apr {1 20.—Iiret | tho war ar rT ig “a t $2,699 Painless Dentistry is now an actuality—at the il iia Giueaae ot bigge story of the Boston Dental offices. No longer a myth, or just mn at Auburn eee ena tha — , “near-painless.” Patients can come here with the i the approprint utmost assurance that no matter how sensitive \ ! eattita ee the teeth, or regardless of physical or mental con- ‘ : he ulring fA et $2,192,432, dition, there will be no sign of pain. ' —#0x80 all-woo ute rober 4 tana; peatal tort ail bizes: prices } prior to the tragedy. The wonderful new Anesthetic used exclusively ny frame Ge te | lar price 8 Hewitt testified that on one occa- \roop REGULATION | by Dr. Sipes and the Boston Dental Staff never 0.75, sion, in the presence of the mother, Lice pease = ) his ten-year-old son had told him BILL INTRODUCED fails in its work. Live nerves are removed, old that the mother had given undue decayed roots extracted, teeth prepared for fillings, browns, ereen attention to another man STANDARD URNITURE co. you tell any more things about WAS April 90.—War or crown and bridge work, and you can not feel I a L ; tee eas ore ment anything. No charge is made for its use Second Ave. at Pine St., Seattie L. SCHOENFELD & SONS 101 to 111 So, Eleventh St., Tacoma Tle tootimoay te being vigorous-| lerendent industries, x. urwed by The most powerful of all local Anesthetics, yet the Secreta Houston, was demanded ‘. f . ly puraued, tho fn his opening stato-|{1 joint resolution introduced in simplest and easiest to use. Positively harmless ment Attorney Glasgow sald that it} ine } fay by Ch : | the house today by Chairman Lever and, unlike most others, no unplea 7 ~effec' ter shape than ft was last year at| 8 not his intention to attempt to/ of the house agricultural commit: pleasant after-effects. ee i ee THINK CAPITOL HILL the end ofthe weok, say members Sinton kad thes La tnid’uot ome toa, You leave the chair happy and smiling. Ls a 6 . ssidiiepeicicenmeneecncneeniaie, FOR NAVAL MILITIANS ——— p ipa CLEAN UP PRIZE’ Se penerttr thomee *° | thinic whe dtd. We have Novo-Cain for those who desire it, also | eres /GUARDSMEN MAY | used without charge, oats mee REGENTS HOLD MEET! yoo Alaskans Work Hard) WILL TAKE GENSUS "G9 1WTQ RESERVES Ply officer at rendez Wous checks in settle for fed-|¢ Gected ain tae JUNEAU, Ala il 30 uit hool authe pre ral pay of tie enlined men of the kins preside f ; ; rich antes Huiihas ¢ ri " to 1 & (con WASHINGTON, April 30.—Mem S haval wilitia Washington 0 t prize f he I i‘ i conaus of the he » Guard, whethe y from the federal rerdezvous, atte Ulli Giateigee Mount MANGr Park eect eo eerie eee el By Roe Bee cans aden Goan Vsttlcaret cea eioar tiie 1420 SECOND AVENUE, SEATTLE the recent mobilizetion had been appaintes profeseor of transporta|anud Madrona, they thought, w territorial logislature is working| BY another card index system, a) Lic s' reserve corps, will be Day ema s ‘ ne Sees shad completed. aged men may receive tion in the department of commerce] second and third, 4 iti ca hard to complete ite work before age) wears ois a pe sre, tn perth ered ies Opposite Bon Marche io or|at the mi ove ich appointments .nd go checks by calling in persoy or | eoting of the board. The city 1# cleaner and in bet-’ adjournment, © galme enumeratens, _ into the training camps,