The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 1, 1917, Page 5

STAR—TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1917. PAGE 5 There’s a Chance for All “Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co., Inc. 416-424 PIKE STREET . WE'LL TRUST YOU : cs deem eatabliahed for your com along your ewe pwer th interest. vou THEY COULDN'T MAKE A UNIFORM BIG ENOUGH FOR. H|M, PooR. MAN? re Ei vac 1G y) py ee BET HE SHIES CLEAR OF TH RECRUITING | OFFICE, Ett, THAT rat $1.00 Pee Ween 1.25 Per Week 1.50 Per Week 2.00 Ver Week 250 Per W . 13.00 Dews, 400 Per W yusT YOUR worp 6 8.08 Worth of Hometorn' 7.00 Worth of Hometurn 190.00 Werth of ree.00 Wor te0.08 We Congoleum Rugs )LEUM '™ NOT TOO FAT YO BUY ONE OF THESE, HEH! HEH! ( HE'S Too FAT FOR A HOME GVARD #! the COA ave c= | GHARGES CHILE | IS SECRET FOE OF UNCLE SAM Ri igh veceived from @ 20 COA Would © the smalies ° }wer we sell on email mare And give you latest style ae eae BY CHARLES P. STEWART . BUENOS. AIRES, May 1 Germany and Chile negotiated @ secret treaty guaranteeing Germany a foothold in South America in 1913, when Prince Henry of Prussia visited Chile, according to rticle published In Revista today by Jose Molins. one of the foremost authorities on South American relations Molins Chil because of vista’s tween ( eed Germ Amer “regardle / SATIGR FIED * -. IS GENSORSHIP WILSON ORDERS WALL ST. BOMB HIDING GERMAN =CENSORSHIP ON PLOT IS BARED MAY DAY RIOTS? ALLMESSAGES — BY ARRESTS WASHINGTON, May 1—The his pact and | inf} ence in South of future de Chile was maintainir Western South America, Bee LONDON, May 1.—A drama NEW YORK, May 1.—Detalis For ten days we will fit a [jan ambitious plan for alt goldfilled frame, spherical |! mately to seize Patagonia fr Ar| Of Internal strife may be in United States government to- | of a wild plot to blow up an lenses and case, complete, for || gentine progress in Germany today, but | day locked the censorship upon | Important all st office, pre $2.50. This includes a careful Chile is powerless to express her a thick curtain of Teutonic cen cables, telegraphs and tele | sumably J. P. Morgan's, to be Meatis on ction guaranteed | ee eas nited sorship intervened to hide de- phones, applying the cable pro | followed by tapping telegraph when you have glasses fitted || cared Moline in cot velopments from the world at hibitions to all lines, but oper wires and spreading false re by us, whether they are the large. . is ating against telegraphs and ports of President Wilson's as- $2.50, $5.00 or $7.00 kind. TAKE FERRY CHANGE i, gyfer peli vd Pig alist telephones only along the Mex- | sassination and U-boat raids, lean border. were revealed by the police to- day, following close question. ing of Wolf Hirsh, formerly a was to be m by a 24-4 eral strike, according to y certain groups in Gert CURRY OPTICAL CO. H. C. and M. Curry s inid| President Wilson ordered the con ¥-|sorahip by proclamation and left It UNDER ADVISEMENT EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS al weeks ago. In se * to the war and nary departmenta to| petty officer in the German 307072 ARCADE BLOG. i The county commissioners wht of the katser's lan ‘ ehh ag Sh © | work submarine service. Hirsh, with aken the proposal to chauge the d simply be a George Neiringer, another G Bring This Ad With You t t| These regul «completed jeorge Neiringer, another Ger route of the Vashon island ferry: to page of p hye Ithe north end of ‘he | ! r In force since | and the censorship ordered Into 1m ee eld on a charge of having a bomb in his posses The dvisement All AMUSEMENT S dents of the 8 Island de siadbegian fps police hoped to cause a declare he t few “stock panic days tt was censorship ‘alt Des ean aaeee and profit thereby.” ETROPOLITAN ES eth ge ily teclared he was THE TRE | takin ng, of American b sare: te pk WEHN INQUEST TO BE Cort led ood Mats. Wed. & Sat. 3 d ‘The Fasctanting (o 7 of naval com HELD WEDNESDAY . Petrograd in part, at great atee! east e barge Comm. on of the wise some Y the x04 rest over the é ntyre will direct the tele t orence W A . y ele Ost geen Nelo Ms The Da: ail quotes from a re id telegraph supervision on yed, # 7 near her h a f the Cologne Volke-| the or | ac and eon Anne hill, was fixed that seciaileta| as . r re man govern Hirsh {s an ¢ set by Co day, at th Modern Cinderella Finds Her Prince) ¢ to prom been un time. ( has Strap Purses Special 98c Main Floor The Rhodes Co. | Water | Proof Aprons, 50c, 60c and 75c The Baby That Is Properly Appareled Has an Advantage Upper Main Floor comprises THESE)‘: sect tion of regula leather Purses, made with top and straps ‘SUITS Wool Jersey, Poplin, Gaberdine ¢ and Silk Taffeta 'SUITS| Special at Slimmer $2.50 RHOOES " paoy Week ted recall to many g) the the child to 6 that sani- event, devi to Pp lut atic 1 it r tion too much care cannot $18 75 be give the clothing, that neither too . warm f t cold. Just what nee ll be found ortments in our Infants’ Section. Upper Main Floor n complete a federal Long White in Paper Diapers Qne package. PACKESO cccccrccssccccssee Infants’ Cashmere Kémonos. ntily trimmed with hand-worked scallops on collar, and down frong. $1.75, and as high as...$3.95 nbroldered At Dresses, Per ed a $9.95. $1.50, $1.95 a Hye 7c, oe, as $9.95. Infants’ Knit Infants’ Wool Safad eit has 7 Sweaters «BD. eevee erat er ee ees eceees Infants’ Kid Shoes oft sole Shoes, in white, tan, ne and pink; also black eather. A pair ....75¢ Infants’ Wash Hats ardinal and Copen- 50, $1.95, $2.25, hagen $2.95 and Infants’ Creepers, ade of w ite and co! and Re 59c, * pique and rep material, and $1.50. with Ribbon Rosettes ° and Laces. 50c, 75c, 9 Kleinert’s and Parmesan Fe ‘4 0. M. O. Rubber Dia ’ i 35¢ Infants’ Coats ted regular ne of white cashmere and Albatross. Long and short styles, trimmed ‘OVER : a Infants’ Knit k, that sell 8a Plain white and white with hand-embroide collar and trimt wi pink and blue. cuffs. $3.50, $4.95, $6.50 and . 50c, 75c, 95¢, $1.25 and up to Vega +. $7. 50 $2.95 a peer Maia Fleor. U ntrimmed Panama Hats $1.25 and $1.45 black navy as sortment are sizes 16 to 44 Upper Main Fleer ie tniuaek and Weeeen am slways correct for Spring and Summer wear and até A’ as i) for we as are for misses and children, Regular $19.50 and $24.60 We at these rate prices styles in large and small Spectal $18.75 ushroom, § shapes and some that have side roll Members of the dry squad seized two cartons of beer and two quarts ot whisky last night from W. R. 114 Bell st., after they had eeded in buying a drink from BOMB DUTCH | TOWN ..| Unknown Airmen Raid Detenseless City « “|DONT’S From the Coal Doctor roplane and his r for dropping death-dealing m unprotected city newspaper joined with otber today in demanding an im papers IN A Few MINUTES! Haubris, father f ‘ act | | Other d ching here wate him e with than 100 |teen witnesses w via Holland the Gertnan — Jexplosives in the hos: | — pth hirg e Pf ig al la ratory } a " >) 9" Sink dean | 0. THREE HOURS INSTEAD OF ICEMAN CAN’T QUIT og eh se | ge aute ‘¢ the x hale sie ia ‘DAYLIGHT PLAN NOT TWO. And while now he burns i ore meat| tted to cnt the Chicago-New ainat } fr under TO WORK FOR SELF °°: tributed to [Vork'Sand Wasbingion Sew Yer TQ SHORTEN HOURS :.’: Ke woes workers strikes tn all | telegraph wires after the blast and RENCA Ee GLEE. SOALC UE The Ice Delivery Co. will not le ed no May day tions nd U-boat raids As the! F DAYLIGHT SAVING Charles W. W )n the contrary plot is so widespread, officera be Everybody Will Be Doing It | account ks of Woolwich the men must have accom-| ¢ Py ith’s case to} De | i he signed 000 dock work ; ; ; e lon gg plies ageenie Til ia rt | not taken by department o¢/, Continued From Page 1. er ey-| ¢ cave home Yetober this r . rt eee, ares ook @ | erybo be using the new! without your, breakfasts: ympany o! re-;adjustment of thelr wage disp aa ited on al/LONG BEFORE HE WAS, AND ; : | traning ¢ nbs, the pen-| WHILE IT MAD? THE WORLD ave to wait for a JUTSIDE BRIGHT AND CHEER ars will run on >. FUL, HE WAS STILL ABED. SO me. Stores will WoRACE!! Pon a | MITH HAS WASTED SEVERAL Seattle Standard RRAVENS SAME GET, | = 3 OF DAYLIGHT s will print spe up! BREAKFAST WILkEs PLAYERS /ADVISORY BODY IS rss or pcre ies, tag Be: | | ms shen war J ete ie? s A HALF HOI Crake wm | Charies J. Kn for m > | E aiast and t wt 4 Madison, Tel. Main 6106 : ‘ os a ssn ia th spn Da t Saving” is a good thing 1 week's | \ a INE R © personne © citizens’ ad ai] the ant lot next ccs DEATHOF BOYS, S~2 arses anes ste ean te eM eee 4 ie Pvaatiire haut rworovrsorpaAyLict GITY GIVES UP SITE has Miss Menke is a modern Cinder-|for the pur f he reads f n hour and r, at the Scot-lrraeady that he told the officiala| New York car. Jack Wolfson found|when the last acceptan Smith ha t or some NEW P "et h Rite te yaday after-/on the morning after it occurred,|!t, advertised and fitted the shoe on ree eived. H. Cc. Henry will head years ar ae \ t ea t it The city cou Monday voted to noon, at 1 8. A. Hewitt, Auburn brakeman, al-| Miss Menke’s foot. They will wed.| the committee | am Can hes ; Cook with BRIQUETS, Mate, 2:20; Nights, 7 ’ | Work leged to have murdered his four A can faform the 1 forestry depart-||-Cook wit art. Loris soncno ayo mis| Women Steady Workers (oyiidren and burned his house to| W. H. Newton, 19, 4628 Chicago| Here fe how: 1 tne sig.|ment that it did not consider the!t and it will always. be SUBMATUNE sHOWw | hide the crime, last January, broke st, a messenger boy at Sears & |, he eater ‘deligaber Itar r power site e to i : ANDERSON'S SONG AND DANCE) It used to be women down several times on tho stand fn| Roebuck Co., who collided with aj le of an interesting basebal © city light plant's future devel-|| teady_on time, Other cieplaliaded could not be dope upon like Judge ( 4 court Monday Mount Baker street car with his|0° Just nallio meee Bie Acts 196 and 200 » we nse maat » direct «: | the henb e door in the evening, opment tata "\men to w con Dur nost of the dire exam. motorcycle yesterday afternoon, is : he t ac : : apane ' oot 0 ina bal he was asked to tel) of | | suffer'ng from concussion of t the t ely rt an fy rie : ‘B he action was taken after a long much pa ployed at sim nts which preceded his dis-| Jbrain and a slight skull fracture, eee ity to read while debate, and followed the presenta: | lar very of the fire in the early morn at the city hospital side A “ tion of argument by H. O. Pond, While it would be foolish for an he had hi handker hief to bis wit we Ser Hound Panee’G young woman to stay at wor s, 1 on several occasions it |— Make Hours Fit With Sun president » Sound Paper Co.,| £ when physically unfit, It is believ s necessary to halt the examina REMEMRER—THE SUN BEAT |who said that his firm was ready to Misia einvaids ‘ i ed that most women now continue ‘tion until he could control his emo || Don’t Let Soap HIM UP_IN THE MORNING, AND gpend $6,000,000 to $10,000,000 in or Bushman and teveriy “ne. 4 t thelr work as constantly as men. |ticr Altho permits to import booze . e ilIT BEAT HIM TO BED AT |pog ttle constructing a paper'| ee er ae oe y woman who is unable to do #0,| i1o claims that he did not undress]. 11 4,4 issued until closing time Spoil Your Hair | \.;);7 aay which would:employ 1,000 men should take Lydia E, Pinkham's!completely because Clarence, his} Wi) D0 ISS died DAYLIGHT = SAVING WON" |MIL which we ph Vegetable Compound, the old, re-|10-year-old son, was Kk, and in|June 6, Prosecuting Attorney Lun-| When you wash your hair, be|CHANGE THE SOLAR SYSTEM; and $6,000,000 more in a power fr a @ | liable medicine for woman, and Ket noed of frequent attention. He says|din has told Auditor Wardall that} careful what you use. Most soaps |pp WILT, MAKB SMITHS LIFE plant at Sultan river EAD STAR WANT A ADS |/the aid she needs to enable her to\that he had attended to the child|{t will be illegal to make use of /and prepared shampoos contain tool pry IN WITH THE "LINE" OF \. DP, Whitney, secretary of the ——-———__—© keep at work and returned to his bed, and hadithem ff the liquor cannot be} much alkali, whieh is very injurt-|-pyimy SUN Pacific Power Development Co., —_——__— hardly fallen asleep when the fiames| brought into the city before mid-| ous, as it dries the scalp and makes | Voy ye py would just Which proposed to erect for the city H . broke out. He attempted to reach| night June 6 jthe hair brittle ane us el et up an ® $8,000,000 hydro-electric plant ome of Glasses the room where the children lay,| From now on, all permits will be| ‘The best thing to use it Just Dake Un ft ‘et ine an held that the plans for the plant| th but failed, and then woke up the|stamped with this information plain mulsified cocoanut oll, for) jONr Caner fh would had been perfected at —— B 4 h neighbors. Under the new federal law, only | this 1s pure and entirely greaseless. | O14 7 - clty it's hard expense and time. e est e on Kart Further testimony as to his love| drugstores, manufacturers and hoa-|It's very cheap, and beats the most S0!ved ale taeatner on a pro-|. BY {ts decision the council vir- N fe) EE and the lack of love manifested by| pitals will be able to import alco-/expensive soaps or anything else | in ike that, so the daylight sav-|ttally announces that it will not | For a quick, hot fire, or a slow, EXAMINATION FR the wife toward the children was|hol, and only clergymen, priesta/all to pieces, You can get this at feo iin has heen adopted buiid {ts power plant at Sultan river |] steady fire—in Furnace, Range, DORSN'T IT MEAN SOMETHING TO YOU | {ntroduced land rabbis obtain liquor, The per-|any drug store, and a few ounces OUST AMOUNTS TO “FOOL, (#24 that It is agreeable to the con-|] Grate, Stove. to KNOW that a c ntees tts — - mit system will be much more] will last the whole family for| IT JUST AM¢ & ly wet, (Struction of the paper mill power rk We stand ba y pair of . Cee iy . complicated and a fee of $3 will be| months. ING" YOU Bath spies y set lant, This invalidates the work of || ONLY 5 PER TON me oes mh ; wilt noe Censor “Flag” Hosiery | charged clergymen who would pur-| Simply moisten the hair with wa-|ting up at 6 o’elock in the morning, the pacitic Power and Development | 00 (at tne me and. seid at the wale : , rj-|chase wine for sacramental pur-|ter and rub it in, about a teaspoon. but his clock (which will Keon S® (co. which drew the plans for the Bunkers) ry ea nlp A fe --Disturbs School Work | jcnns ful in all that is required. It makes @ttle Standard time) says 6 o'clock. | iit believing the city ultimately | |" During the first four months of|an abundance of rich, creamy lath. He really gets thru work at ©) vou erect its power station on Order them today from your THE MARCUM OPTICAL CO. LORAIN, Ohio, May 1—Lorain|the present year 198,467 permits|er, cleanses thoroughly, and rinses pant La but the time clock says 6 suitan river |] regular dealer or from w17 VIMST AVE high school teachers are as patri-| were issued In King county against |out easily, The hair dries quickly | Clock : : ° - ~ = ——__———— | os + a) otic as anybody, but they are urg- | 18,864 In the same period last year,|and evenly, and is soft, fresh look-| But, HERE'S THE CHANGE, | 4 ir _¢ | Pacific Coast Coal Co. : pupils not to wear re { » ase was due to the prev-|ing, bright, fluffy, wavy and easy |under the present schedule he h ° OWN LENSES Lt edie ie he Mia SE hcl, alone ballet At ove tine that this ‘a handle Besides, {t loosens and|from 7 until 9 p.m. to. work or|| STAR WANT ADS 563 Rallroad Avenue South It turbs the school work,” |bone dry law would become imme-|takes out every particle of dust, play in the daylight. Under the | BEST FOR RESULTS | Main 5080 | aay teachers, diately effective, dirt and dandruff.—Advertisement.! new, he would have from 7 until!g— tcbaers el