The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 2, 1917, Page 5

OTe » for tees. rme are feed anywhere. Ne gust YOUR WORD 90 Worth of Nometur feaoo Worth of Hom feoeo Worth of Momefurnishings Go-Carts a to enjoy the fresh air and large assortment of Carts, Inclu the largo Perambulators to the si prices aro very reasonable YOUTH SHOOTS SELF MORE SURVIVORS OF VACUUM Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co., Inc. 416-424 PIKE STREET WE’ Lu TRUST you HY not get BABY a new GoCart, #o that you can take tt out THAT You nd Sulkies sunshine? We are showing a ding all styles and sizes, from mall Sidewalk Sulktes, and our ‘Tragedy at Casket Co., Where He Worked) | Coroner C. C. Tiffin Is con. ' vineed that the death of Cecli M. Clark, whose body was found in the casket workshop of the Bieitz-Rafferty Under tak Co. last night, was i by suicide, The bullet which entered the young man's head was fired from immedi. ately in front of the forehead, and entered the skull between the eyes, close to the left eye | brow. The bullet remained in the skull, at the back of the head. The evidence afforded’ by the Found and the manner in which THE “COME-BACK”’ ‘The “Come-back™ man was really d-ovt, His weakened Betas oe @terciss, Imprope! © sleep essential to GOLD MEDAL Haarlem ’ tional remedy of work. They are ‘of these capaules 1 put a man on his feet it whether his} te acid poison- gravel or stone in h derangement or knows iments that befall the over- Don't wait until but y down-and-out, ay If they do fefund your money 4 Belp you. 5c, SOc and $1.00 per Accept no substitutes. Look! ‘the name GOLD MEDAL on ever Th Albert Hansen Jeweler and Silversmith | 1010 Second Ave. Near } Simple Way to End Dandruff STes SH VS utaBAS SP PF VESPERE TRAPS S I ? _— is one sure way that has| fever failed to remove dandruff at @ee, and that is to dissolve it, You destroy it entirely. 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Clark, of 933 North 87th at.. father of Cecil Clark, does not hold the suicide theory There was an ol] can on the table nearby, and [ am persuaded that Cectl dle from an accidental shot from Ceet! s revolver while he was cleaning it It !s certain In my mind that he @d not commit suicide.” Clark's body was found at o’clock last night, by F. Kram another employe of the undertak Clark was popular among his friends, and was usually of a cheer me of mind. Sometimes b was given to despondency, but it was not of a suicidal turn, bis rela tives declare OXMAN NOW TURNS FRAME-UP CHARGE SAN FRANCISCO, EK Rigal!, and > May not he That eo the pure, original. | stand and give perjured testimony m Otl Capsules. jin the case of Thomas Mooney, wn - vesssess (CONVicted of the preparedness pa rade bomb murders, is the test |mony today before the grand Jur) given by F. ¢ accused by Rigall of attempting to Oxman, Oxman “fram the Moon While the grand c jury probe cop in Police Brady's court are promised by Ox man's attorney when |resumes this afternoon '5,000 ELKS JEER CHICAGO MAYOR himself made the proposal that Rigall take | Madison | duc ted by Deputy Attorney Gen feral Clark is under way, furthe | developments in the ¢ riminal case Judge the hearing STAR—WEDNESDAY, MAY Py 1917. PAGE 5§ ‘STAR MAN SEES NIGHT ATTACK and | guoners abc [been lost. wore likewtee still missing. and the other survivors of the sec ond British port today. BY HENRY WwooD United Prees Sta rrempondent WITH THE FRENCH AR MIES IN CHAMPAGNE, May 2.—France is waging her great eat artillery battle of the war to blast loose the German hold on the creat of Morenviiliers Gibraltar of the Champagne plains, And within hearing of the continuous thunder of her cannon—almost In sight of them—French soldiers are working alongside peasant women, girls and little children In plowing, sowing and harrow. the ground, fighting France's economic battle, ae their brothers In the trenches just ahead fight the military combat. This greatest batt began Sunday. It ¢ more than eight miles. reigned there no of noise and For 24 hours I wate! standing on a helg Veale valle When daylig e guns tended over No Sabbath It was an Infer oke and flame 1 itn progress, north of the nt t failed and French observers could no longer make minute observation of the enemy's position, directing the fury of their artillery fire, the French offset lack a of eyes by Increasing the tntonsity of tho bombardment. They added two barrages of fire 8 A wall of profectiien 1» front of the German ches. It was to stop bility of enemy attack pons! as to blast away G , as well |" | defenses and preparatory to a French advance barrage was in rear it ‘ond of the vitae 8, Its purpone was off all ipplies and communicatic Together, t © barrages served to isolate the German trench defenders from all human ald Germane Vainly Seek Help The French carried out this plan over more than eight miles of front in a spot long previously chosen for their attack, They made this eight miles of German trench work a sheli rimmed furnace. As night con tinued, it seemed as tho a new maximum of intensity of fire was Attained every minute, Not for a second did the terrible barrage fire lax, nor th shelis coase All the tsolated Germans sent up multt colored distress signals, seeking as » methodical long-ran pounding. slatanc while in front of thelr trenches, over No Man’s Land, their ‘uminating shells momentarily turned night Into day Munitions Depots Destroyed As the night advanced, the bom bardment increased tn fury and cust turned the clear moonlight into an impenetrable mist sparks the French artillery observ ora, with their perfect range instru ments, observed details invisible to naked eye, even including giant explosions 10-15 enemy's line, where thru the night of steel hall, Smoke thru which giant gun flashes appeared as miles behind the well-placed man barb wire! shots from great range cannon ex- clear entanglements, ;ploded ¢ jand Gertan art | went OF FRENCH ON BOCHE TRENCHES. rman munitions Simultaneous with thie combat, equally eree aerial | the starlit heavens Hoth behind the other's lir big bom barding squadrons of aeroplanes Airmen Battle In Night From where I stood these aertal craft were invisible, but the rum bling of their motors and the sharp bombs were audible crash of thetr above the artillery ‘s roar Hack to the rear lights fingered the sky enemy raldora, while guns shelled the rkiew planes «wept aloft to kun fire againat thed the other French planes above the artillery fire, back German machines kreat search ay and drop ping bombs or occasionally swooping down and flooding the trenches be low with machine gun fire flow far apart, out of range of pro Jectilos from the enemy Land refought. Then at daybreak these night hawks left the air, They were replaced by fresh planes, soaring over that part of the front wher Impending not completed its destruction, Fol lowing their report and the fixing of French artillery new ran. » the methodically to ing omirsions. work repatr LAND SAFELY IN ENGLAND LONDON, May 2.—The sec- ond boatload of survivors of the American armed steamer Vacuum were officially report ed saved today. The additional survivors include Capt. 8. 8, Harris, Third Mate Ed Husted, the boatawain and four Amer lean bluejackets, gunners on the vessel. An American consular report declared the seven additional men landed Sunda on an island where there was no tele- Graphic communication, and could not report their arrival the bullet entered the brain, point American Gunners Parker, Wil to the fact that Clark held the re-| any, in the workshop, at tama Luykie and William were re yolver close to his head, and fired Kilbourne ave. The body was | ported the fear tase tactedea! the shot himself on the floor, and beside it was 4 in the second survivors’ Het € ©. Clark, brother of the dead)revolver containing two shells Lieut. Thomas Ie Leet man, visited the fertaking es-| One had been recently fired. On Capt. Harris advised the Amer Mablishment about a half hour be-/a table was another revolver, fully jaan consul that Lieut. C. C. Thom loaded, beside an oil can. No note ay U. 8. N., cor manding the navy was | ard the Vacuum, ha He sald three gunners Harris boatload were en route to a Geo. Wilson of the first survivors’ |party of 18 arrived at Liverpool to |day with a graph jester, story HART MAY CALL | |tering in ag federal soldiers leaves the state without troops. It is proposed that home guard com | AT BIG CARNIVAL| CHICAGO, May lence on the part of Mayor Thomp son, against whom a wave of crit! of|cism has been directed because of alleged unpatriotic statements, not cooled public resentment Two more organizations hav placed the mayor on the “in ba Ist. The que the Rota », intro prday's meeting, fore the board of directors Five thousand Chicago hooted and sang, “We'll Hang May or Thompson to the Sour Tree, as We Go Marching On jfull a half hour at the Elks’ char | ity carnival, last night. Thomp son is an Elk and his possible ex | pulsion from the body is being dis Troubles “" LISTER AT NATIONAL has stion of expelling the is be- CAPITAL FOR CONFAB WASHINGT May Gov Lister of hington arrived this city terday, and today 1s ar ranging for interviews with depart ment of the interior officials rela v tive to opening up Indian lands in Washington to cultivation, He also wants the government to ar ange for free irrigation of the arid lands of the eastern part of the state lAster saya that in the Northwest food mobilization plans are well dvanced, and that with a Ittle fed ral ald, Washington will be ab greatly to increase ita food produc-| tion CAWADA SEEKING RECRUITS IN S. id SAN FRANCISCO, May 2. Posters urging Canadiana to return home and join the Canadian army are being displayed in San Fran. cisco, bringing the Canadian gov- ernment into the already brisk com petition for recruits. Absolute al-| lke | Apple| ” for of inaction night,” he dec t ment was made as to line enact ex a ced by the The Monte Protegido was sunk joff the Spanish At first there ome Was some question as to the au Adjt. Gen. Maurice Thompson It ity of her Argentine registry mnference Wessestay ant but thin was cleared up ar > Is J eBillme the absence of Gov 1 Washington, D. ¢ tood Hart ts] g callin 1 legis. | ire to decide problems which » the state as the result of the declarat The calling of ie militia to colors and their mus. panies be recognized by lature as state and used in { civil disorder or aster ‘OBREGON QUITS CABINET POST . MEXICO CIT May Gen Obregon, one of the government's | chief supporters, resigned his pos! tion as minister of war toda short time after Presiuent ranza had been sworn into office on was unexpected anza had depended on him for the war portfolio in the cabinet, which is just being formed. Obre d fll health In ask ng Carranza to accept his he declared he was al ways ready and willing to servi Mexico in any national or interna tional emergency. resignation, REPORT DEADLOCK the legis | dis- | “The submarine fired her tor! Survivors who have reached Lon }pedo, then submerged,” he sald. don waid it was about 10 a m. Sat “Later she reappeared and fired urday when the submarine was first her guns at us, completing the work sighted, very close to the Vacuum.| of sinking the Vacuum. Two of Hardly a minute elapsed before the our boats were damaged in lower- torpedo which the U-b fired ing, and sank, drowning the occu. struck the side of the ship. A tre | mendous explosion resul throw-| the additional list of survivors with 1Capt Harris at four, the Vacuum | Ol Company's advices put the num the dis ALONG THE SCARPE Another night as large move- LONDON, May 2 insofi were cx from the Brittsh front Field Marshal Haig. “Between St. Quentin mutual red, “In the neigh- of Fauquinart a wan repulsed.” its me today by there was borhood raiding party A halt in major operations on the has now extended over Meanwhile both sides British fre three days. continue locked neither side being able along the Scarpe,| to against the other FREE DOCTOR Go to the Right Drug Co. | 169 Wasiiington 8t. And the Doctor will give you a careful examination | suffer from ¢ ol you | ercous and prescribe for FREE. German gain | red was reported | and Lena} artillerying at | | Ask your | If you are. sick you cannot do bet. | ter than take advantage of this of- le fer. 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These smashed the wire of rescued in assert that the attack swiftly that the Vacuum did not have a chance to use her defensive armament LET RED CROSS AID ing hull All those YOU IN PATRIOTISM ., Continued From Page’ 1. @/and held ready to be sent out at und, a female bulldog and a cur|® moment's notice, wherever it ts hitched | needed unclassifiable anc Misdirected Energy eatry The man who drove this tion was p fectly serious o There wan a tragic side to these funny performances. It appeared! later, when men died on who need not have died; amt when hundreds came pack, “broke” bitter, from an attempt they never to have mad: The thing straigh and by ougt attle be. |came to the golden I Ne rth; ople wh did not ives see the wild things that were done in the first excitement ean hard . believe them now. . ae sear) What an this to |Red Cross membership campaign? Only this Some day back and laugh at some of things we are doing now in tt pame of patriotism and prepa Lesa, Red Cross Has Real Plan Girla and women more chance of ng any kind of active service than they have of going to the mcon, are “drilling and study military tactics—and buying $2.50 hate and tailor-made informs to do {ft in Men who weigh 400 pounds are trying to en list Too many pec are milling around in circles ting no 4 this is where the Red Cross comes In The American Red Cross ie chartered by congress. Tho president of the United States is president of the society It reports to congress; its ac counts are audited by the war de partment Since in 86 and expend 000 !n money 1905, it disasters. It haa 1 more than $15,000, and relief supplies Work Is Sclentific The shirts and bandages compresses and socks and that are being made at he tera in the Cobb butlding, the auxiliaries all over the city, are made according to military standards and directions, stored here as part of the equip ment of the naval base which ia the object of the member. ship campaign quar A naval base hospital unit, the way, President Livingston B Stedman explains, !@ not a big brick bul commodation of wounded satlors. GERMAN VAGRANT IS HELD BY U. S. AGENTS ae Department of justice official clined to say, Wednesday morning what action they would take in the! um matter of Frank Wise, naturalized German, the police Monday county stockade for lee Judge Gordon 40, an arrested by days by ‘Tuesday. It who 18 a street beggar, threats against the United States. Judge Gordon says that be Interned for the length depots. an ttle raged tn French y commanders sent locating the antiaircraft nd fighting machine Meantime, clreled fighting But for the most part these fighting planes aerial battles were the attack was | ing out the places where the night's bombardmeat had going | united came the trall,| and! ened itaelf out went to Alaska outfitters with the we are going to look the! who have no has rendered aid| received | and} pajamas and tn and are hosp'tal, | by ling for the exclusive ac- and sent to the Po ia charged by the police that the man,}| made he should of the; The Rhodes Co. Summer Underwear and Shirts | | Men’ New Aprons---Enticing Styles, Assortments, Qualities, Patterns and Prices 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 Upper Main Floor. Empire styles, Coat style, Middy styles. 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A little zemo, the penetrating, satis- | stantly ava/lable as a circue outfit, tho the Red Cross would be glad to have you do any of these things if you can It means going énto the cam- paign headquarters at Second and Marion, and handing your dollar to Chairman Raymond Frazier or Secretary Frances Skinner, or any body else you find there, and com4) fying liquid, is all that is needed. It ing away with the knowledge that! banishes skin eruptions and makes the that is one dollar that was not] skin soft, smooth and healthy. wasted he . Rose Co., Clevelan If something should put an end to the war, the equipment will be necessary and as sult Omaha cyclone nd horror And It Only Coste $1 Joining the Red Cross means! so things. It doesn't mean list th o Score One More Success For Seattle and the Northwest DENATURED ALCOHOL Specially Denatured Alcohol IN ANY QUANTITY From a Single Half Barrel to One Hundred Barrel Lots | | | A SUPERIOR ARTICLE ‘| [ ASK FOR OUR PRICES ] RAINIER PRODUCTS Co. 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