The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 11, 1917, Page 5

a Ge na AH Re RRS EN Rn oN rE AE AT ST a = EE STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1917, PAGE 5 Tondoustrmhom uae Gri |W. PROTESTS [FIGHT FORT. &. (IL, 13, SHOUTS oe howe eae suet’ | AGAINST DRAFT DIVISION WILL (CHUM OVER BOY, 2 e Rhodes Co. Jhinking ot 0 peceWE'L TRUST YOU | OFFARMLABOR BE KEPT GOING POLICE INSIST | Supplies for Your Kodak | for Summer? PORTLAND, May 11.—North: | BY ROBERT J. BENDER CHICAGO “Ma 1 | +f ’ 5 . " Doris ~. e wcQRTLAND, May Niner | BY ROBERT G, BENDER | cuicAso, wey tone | DEC Size Colgate’s protesting against any legis | WASHINGTON, May schoolgiri, Week tion by which conscription will | Colonel Theodore Roo awoke In a cell at the 8. | Werk drain otili further the rural die fight to lead an American Clark at. police station today, ooth Paste 20c eB tien foun: 8 50.00 Wo Tie Ww 190.00 180,00 W | trlets of men, M. force to France is going right | Week any protests going rig’ @ murderess in the eyes of th eed bh) 9 Week ff] have been received by the Port on, Unfavorable report by police. They bel . apiean | . Week 9) land Chamber of Commerce house and ate conferees on ; ey believe she shot Main Floor. a". = | Recruiting already has drawn} the Roosevelt division amend and killed Grace Hagemann, | Upper Main Floor, [heavily upon the rural districts of| ment of the army bill will be 13, her chum, in a quarrel late |) 50k Java Rice Fa ill shades) . B86 nF ag The comunity boys have aps republican sen yesterday, over the love of |) SU size La Blacl 1 hades)....30¢ outdone the city youths in enlisting | . je Vieer. Rel Ss 7 ilkw 1 Cream ! in both army and navy, Further} 7 men plan to fight for its elnhart Fleck, 14, Either that, op e Milkwee rea : @ [{devletion of the farm labor supply |Feincorporation in the xelect| OF she entered a suicide pact $1.00 size Milkweed Cream ..., |is opposed stoutly by the farmorn| S¢rvice measure, At the same time| with her playmate, then be 50c size Camelline Liquid Face Powder A . |themselves, The farm labor short-| fiends of the colonel In the house came frightened when th f : | . The first 5-yard cuts of any piece of Plaxo ts so serious women are pre.| it Prepared to launch a new of] Came to end her own lifes Sheat aee Lee tert Scrim in stock, slightly soiled from [.2"%,'°,%2%' the fields, and! fort there tn behalf of his volun-| por oF ca har Ut SOUR |B erp nt a ed cP pei I Sh A {many small town merchants have| teer division herself, and ; ake r§ 1c ath Soap, 3 for handling; values up to 60c per yard promised to close their stores five | Senators to Renew Fight herself, and that she struggled tol] 260 in Soap (medicated) : “ * Bidays a week during the harvest soa-| It is stated the Roosevelt plan | BE Het, PRS DOlOS 88y Sh8l ge oe Lavori t j Special Saturday for first 5-yard cuts— [f|son to aid’ tn gathering the eepte | nover had» fale voto in the boure nae, £ifeH them several confiicting|| S0c size Lavoris (antiseptic mouth wash) be © shooting he chile olgate SICH. POW “i sccccsisveseccs because, when taken, it was not has remained calm since her arrest " admittedly voted for the amend cailine Yard CAVASHINGTON, | May 11--Capt.| ment in order to please the col [ceerecetany, | 0 revolves Hallet) S 5.00 [Charles Sweeny, of Spokane, who | onal, altho not necessarily com! her body” and came oon ii re ummer, at $5. taake’ ta Sve 4 A at) mitted to the advisability of taking | sient breast. She die aru te , Trance, and who came] q gtep counter to the advice of the She died without re }to America recently to train r kaining consciousness. Doris was vin | | war department that sort of warfare, has not bi beads serbeovie> the only witness to the «hooting n| assigned by the war department | Administration pectic ha ne drs. Louls Gum, at whose home . how: the shoot! HEAR COUNT ILYA because his oath of loyalty to| Senator rE i b occurred, heard the France is alleged to expatriate him | CY that all the republicans | shot and ran to the areaway, Doris who were for the measurdé before from American citizenship, Sweeny | Was standing over the body of her} is thinking seriously of returning | Wil! remain in line, and he feels/chum, Mrs, Gum said she did not| to France. Hen a West. Point | thé democrats who approved it will |» revolver. graduate ptand pat again “Gracie has killed —herself,”| | ae Owing to the pressure being ex-|Doris cried. “I — a eo oe tried to stop her.| | erted on congress for action on the | I'll run for a doctor.” epee! that select service would Woman Finde Wounded Gi | ie ] 3c Per ‘TURN DOWN CAPTAIN eer se yee roputtans| green ete hl in m_arement The Millinery Styles for 1 I ) your thoughts for @ 4 Upper Main Floor. | JF) Summer Style Skirt | from the | are associated with | FRESH style, assortment and value, ads é and the attendant essential, are these new, smart moderate price, then an ine Millinery styles that emphasize the latest Millinery work rooms spection of this new variety will reveal the Separate Skirt that has the character Jy sought for. ideas in large sailors and smail rolling brim shapes that are | : army bill, It is believed the fight Girl H U | toe the colonel will not endure long,| ars. Gum aeea tea ote nded trimmed with novelty feath ~ — Displaying : Lecture pon the | unless it ts quickly won, child into her home, where she died ers, flowers and bright rib- iain navy and black silk tate The administration does not ap! half an bo er. x ots of j white alf an hour later bon Lots of smart white feta and wool poplins, striped a MONEY | prove the plan, and many demo | Sergt. Beeham found Doris walk Kegaret ‘ evo. ution | | crate who previously voted for theling along a street, several blocks | : N Banded S messalines, white serges and. | bill are expected by leaders to fol-| from the tine ——-New Banded Sport " y he shooting, about url novelty woolen material in We demand the dest real Mil iow the wishes of the government.| later tam hour!) Hats in a large assortment that has just been received Sizes 24 to 30 At the station the mat | leve’ yi sstate security | eaeene Samah ‘ttre es ron! : cate p €108 4708 e265 ; ae clever stylings ‘ound two revolvers in her waist Moderately priced at $1.95, $2.95, $3.95 and $4.95, inches waist measure, : Low Interest Rates 1420 ENROLLED AS — of them was an empty shell, || at the | a Mech seid borin “ass haena|| Children’ volver. I took it out of « bureau . an . ° AN FRANCISCO, May 11 The eet ee Coats Spring Style Coats When in need of @ real es #0 she borrowed one from Guy Gum ur bundred {It was all rusty and the trigger was| | fare | pective members of the first 10,000 | broken Special at aie — <omee [f| army officers for service in France| “We dropped into Gum's vard tor! ] Washington Savings at the officers’ reserve camp at| revolver then, ne loaded | e F nd twenty prow the Presidio, Yesterday 260 were! Tried to Prevent Tragedy Upper Main Floor. enrotied and tomorrow 680 sched] “in goin | bing to shoot m if,” 2 ce. T and Loan Association - neg up, wks est. 1 begne te eeream a1 pod Upper Main Floor. makes no. difference what wesday the men wi vac-| pointed the revolve 7 ‘oat is : , is as- 8:30 P. M. Shar 810 Second Avenue ff) the first month ail will be instruct:|her arm behind her bach. Than the, | Children , sottment Oh Prevemavs « Ma. P ed in elementary infantry tactics. |gun went off. Gracie sunk te tnel : Spring models the savings will not : Established 27% Years Then the various arms of the serv-| ground and held out the wesoleee |) our be less than $9.50. Prices 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50 Jice will be taken up, men being] “Lye ed pod aie He one rack Assets $6,300,000 assigned to Coast artillery, In-] Here, take this.” ame, cot. comprises. black and wi Add to this important fantry, cavalry and other branches! ‘The poii-o declare the Sis nde check La few Price reduction the essential of quality — = ltor the final two months powder marke ce nore were no||. Shepherd checks and 9 lsw and style, then the consequence in attend, ea tea on ——— — — ad fides the POMLOD oF A lothing, plain navy serges that are ing this sale is at once apparent. i she could not have oredr} trimmed with all-around — Included are full and half & ss > a alee ™ ee ne ati o> | belts, detachable and white belted styles made of wool velours, diag- nee] | alla ra > onal and Jersey cloth in shades of green, a. . SLAY MUNITIONS | pique collars. Sizes 2to 12 Chartreuse, tan and American Beauty. 4 years, but not each size in ‘They are trimmed with Yarge collars and ae THE TRUTH IS GOOD ENOUGH ABOUT * Continued From Page 17/ FRENCH SCORE (LABOR UNIONS ARE (THIRD SPY iS 5 inv was Manoa Ghai het | FRAMING PROTESTS | 1 INDIANOLA BEAC Seizes! QNOTHER GAIN ‘"Asnwsr oooues — HELD INC a. WORKERS REVOLT | every style and color. fancy buttons, Sizes 16 to 42. ‘ t "i semana _ —— _ are planning @ world’s “interna SEATTLE’S PREMIER SUMMERING PLACE OF fect embrces« mouig| ARIE: ay it—aaather oo |, OmOC ner mien tee |. og one i of all varieties of socialists in some! vance by the capture of a German | third arrest neutral nation to discuss world| position in the region of Chevreux,| within the next month bitterly agents here within 24 hours problems. Those behind the plan| was announced in the French of denouncing the proposal to sus- made today when secret insisted the conference was not! ficial statement today. The gain! pend the United States immi- |™en took into custody J. identified in the slightest degree| was held despite violent counter “ \traveling engineer for the Bell with the June meeting of socialists | attacks. Gration laws to permit coolies eyhone Company. Herman at Stockholm The war office said this gain to enter the country to work and A. E. Hartung were This Stockholm conference is be chieved yesterday evening during the war. yesterday. The trio will be ing regarded more and more here| There was heavy cannonading in Discussion of the proposition (to Leavenworth prison without trial as Germany's most carefully|the region of Cerny and Hurte.| at the Central Labor Council and will be detained there for the planned move for a separate peace | Several attempts by the Germans| has been so emphatically op- duration of the war, local authori= lI} with Russia. The extreme wing|to raid French trenches were posed to the plan that it was (ties announced. spread their conviction that the | frustrated. voted to make the protest to | conference {x German-inapired, | =f age eworner Fe Berth | _ WASHINGTON, May 11.—A prt German-alded and will probably | MAIG HOLDS HARD- See: sen ey union to | vate in the “new” marine corps or i be German controlled if | navy cannot earn less than $25 @ Bs welve members of the work Pee month under the amendment yy men's and soldiers’ committee WON POSITIONS o——__------ — -@| ed by the senate committees to K N were named to plead with the re. - : mu jouse navy an corps Seattle was not always the largest city on Indianola Beach is a REAL summering volting forces ior restoration of elaine J biol gg ri ined ss ls tod Net roanok bill + ee be German attempt a ESE 4 place. Its supply of WATER for ALL household and sanitary PURPOSES is AM PLE and NEVER-FAILING, summer or winter. This supply has been TESTED by the State of Washington MEDICAL BOARD and pronounced ABSOLUTELY FREE FROM IMPURITIES When you bathe you prefer a REAL BATHING BEACH. You CAN bathe on a STEEP and ROCKY beach, but you'd rather a SMOOTH, SANDY beach of imple proportions. Indianola Beach is such Puget Sound. SEVERAL other towns were established EARLIER but Seattle outgrew them MISREPRE STATION has had no place in Seattle’s wonderful advance, bu LOCATION, SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES and ENERGY have. order. r Marshal Haig’s gtip on Arleux po- vagy pelts eng Meni sitions and Hines to the south of the social democrats in Russia per-| *itlom t sonally went over to the munitions (tbe, sonenes river were all repuls district to aid. jed, the British commander report The Schitsselberg in a district o | » let of eitish artillery and machine Petrograd, lying down the river a) -11 fire stopped the enemy's as short distance. It corresponds, in| ‘ Y + iN) caults. Around the Souchez sali- _Aibagpe ik 5 Meni beh gre ay jent, ‘the attack was repeated a sec s ” as 2 tn Jond time, with Hauid fire employed m the Germans, but it was like- DUMA HEAD ASKS ice erica” | LOYALTY TO ALLIES | DISCUSS HARVEST is appreciated by the public. Why? | PETROGRAD, May 11—“Only| OuyMptA, May 11-—Plana rela We don’t misrepresent, we don’t offer jcomplete defeat of Germany will)tive to assembling labor forces for “seconds,” but we do offer you our entire stock to select from at PROFIT-SHARING-SALE PRICES pied today Indianola Beach was not the first summer ing place near Seattle; neither was it the sec ond or the fifth, but it is destined to be the GREATEST and most POPULAR with the people because it has what the people want. bask on a beach e truth about Indianola Beach is good enough, Inspection by prospects ALWAYS VERIFIES our statements. Glittering attrac tions existing only on paper sell no property YOU CAN LIVE AT INDIANOLA BEACH and WORK IN SEATTLE. Prove it for yourself. Make the trip Sunday lassure the world’s happiness. Peace! harvesting crops will be discussed at the conference of state agricul {tural advisory commissioners in |Tacoma, May 15. | |now would only be,an armistice Russia cannot betray the allies with |whom she has been fighting for three years.” In these words today President Rodzianko of the duma forcefully pleaded with the Russia governing \body for unswerving continuance of| discharged soldiers and sailors | seen war duty should be | - |Russta’s part in the war, and warn-| who neve se in all govern: | ed against insidious peace moves| S!ven a preference " ‘ ore arge rac S$ 0se-in rac S linspired by Germany. ment emplo: ver wee in our st | “The war must be successfully Y | 15c Engineers’ and Firemen’s For the Man | in Genie ic. Who Wants Alife $1.25 Lisle “Springtex” Union $2 50 a | Salta, SSE oc. oes vee s tec eek Indianola Beach possesses in fullest meas ure that wonderful combination of woods, water, soil, view; that natural charm which attracts; that indefinable appeal which all lov ers of nature find irresistible. Si Fortson camp. Spanish American | War Veterans, passed resolutions | Thursday night to the effect that Any Three Shirts $2.50 preserving | , terminated in a man , the country’s integrity and national) jhonor,” he asserted | “Our innumerable sacrifices de- mand a peace commensurate with Terms From $2.50 Per Month Up |the immensity of our efforts ands |peace assuring the triumph of nations, “Such contradictory principles! Perfect Title Warranty Deed No Mortgage oe NE tg Suet aca Lumber sold on the ground at Seattle prices. Plenty of Rustic M aterial for building if you iis gir va napa ts hege: | prefer it. If you desire, we will do your building and let you pay a little at a time. Seven new mony—in @ word, the enelavement Good Truc | $1.25 “Faultless” Pajamas and $2 50 a homes now tunder construction We Have a Particularly Good f#\fig Night Shirts, 3 for adh ig $1.00 “Genuine” B. V. D. or “Chalmers’ fs be decisive.” is oN : knit” A ‘ Steamer Tolo for Indianola Beach direct (50 minutes’ run) Daily, 9 A. M.; Sunday, 9:30, from En sean eRe eaeee, By 114-TON SIGNAL {§ Porosknit” Union Suits, $2 } Pier 3, Morning and evening boats for the convenience of those who work in Seattle. Ask for Jered at a specially called session $850.00 ) Benes 2 f eo jS7 : ~ 30 KL . * containing com ylete sc hedule Single fare, 25¢ ; commuta jot the duma held in commemora-| * 1 our free ILLUSTRATED I ad ! ‘ ; tion of the anniversary of the first |#] Complete with body. All fn * . tion tickets, 12c. Gume's meeting. He, recatved aiff good condition, with good fH] Look at our window and be convinced of a tremendous demonstration, ' tit ~~ INDIANOLA BEACH ccen'sit ‘CHAMPION COW DEAD id Price Increase of 10 Per Cent to 50 Per Cent Effective July 1 | APPLYTON, Wis, May 11,—Paul ine Paul Parthenae, declared to be the world's champion Holstein cow, owned by R. J. Schaefer, of Clayton Wis. is dead. A post-mortem showed the animal had swallowed i * ‘i " — a darning needle and that it worked ae SAREE = {ta way to the heart, Ofioo w si.180. GOLDBERG'S Profit-Sharing-Sale 323 Pike St. (O02, he"*) Joshua Green Bldg. UnitedMotorsCo. Pine and Bellevue-—East 612 tires. | real reduction on every item we offer you. | | | | = |