The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 26, 1917, Page 2

~~ ; STAR—SATURDAY, MAY 26, 1917. PAGE 2 |POLICE SEARCH FOR | "| _ ANTI-CONSCRIPTION BUY A BOND ge Be Man SIGN Boaro arvists| FLASHES FROM APS SEE" eee scriptionists at work in the ¥4 FOURTH -PINE ano UNION y CONTINUOUS IIrol? city with paint brushes and | Or, E. J. Brown, R. P. Old. mT bill posters ham and Carl F, Croson will Acting on the belief that the| speak on downtown streets | STARTING SUNDAY |, who ar tinting the sign"! Saturday evening in behalf ' DAYS | he aring the le 1, “Resist Com] of the Liberty loan bonds, The | ll ed nt on walls,| meetings will be held at Sec. | Jowalks, and telephone poles in} ond ave. and Union st., Fourth | ort of the cit ma ie and Pike, and Pioneer square | of a German esplon J »| From the Smith building tow tem, Chief of Police Beckingham has| er will be flashed for the first jinstructed every member of ht time tonight the mammoth force ate ANY PerBON) electric sign urging the people who suspictour of Seattle to “Buy a Bond.” Plain-clothes men and uniform Headquarters of the Liberty loan actions ar [STUDENT OFFICERS | TOLD TO REGISTER, AN FRANCISCO, May 26.--Reg ietration under the select service set of the wtudent officers at the SELECT . Questions |Prenidio training camp, t* in prog and fess today, and, until they have Answers registered, none of the men will |be allowed to leave camp for their week-end ho! Altho the pro t marshal neral announced E ibers of the organizations sul t to call need not register, Col laden ruled that this order did }not affect student officers MAIL ALL QUESTIONS TO “SELECT SERVICE EDITOR” Couldn't Get Eggs So He Sues Wife, 69 BREMERTON, May 26,—Failure of a wife to cook exgs for breal fant is not grounds for a divorce, Q—I'll be 21 August 11, Must I register June 5? Must | make any report August 11? A.—The answer to both questions lcommittee w opened |eoye Superior Judge Fre h. Geo i Jed policemen are combing the city a eae t for traces ¢ he placard-artist®| at the southeast corner of is. “No Dawson, 74, sued hin wife, 69, on and are painting out the inns. | ave 1 ion st, The tele on \thin ground. He told the court bh Pia gapile ls urged to ald by, Chietl ave, “unin tote, r rene") Qt be 33 in August, but amined to go to « neighbor's to get eek np it ee spouking|#, stranger. If an officer stops mel*two in the ater. medium” o campaign, @ dozen automobiles will! @fter registration day I'll have no be needed, and those who can spare| Dive card to certify | am exempt | WHITSON GETS JOB |"): ss tre ie sett | am ea i : Ve ive Aeged to #al) aie the Lin |@nd net required to register, What 4 WASHINGTON, D. C., May 26 should be done? 5 ‘ IM J. Whitac Seattle " erty loan headquarters Georg | Martin, the bond man, is in char 4 volunteer member ¢ mittee of experts appoint counel! for na a Saturda ne 2, when Dr. w jell Dwight Hillis, famous preacher and Lawrence Chamberlain, the epted a majors |New York bond ithority, willbe fon with the quartermaster (Here on @ country-wide tour in ald of ese — CRs quartermanter |the bond A public meeting | : at the Metropoll:| : j will be held either gr tre, Dr, Hilts} tan or Orpheum the Next week's novel in The Star se ribiat heads wh 0,000 wold and 7,000 anin when select serv omens ¢ ative. H A will also speak to d will be Edgar Allan Poe's “Gold rg at tie Aretio club, While at he same time Chamberlain will ad dress a meeting of the Rainier club. | Lieb Advises 00! Katniyn Wilui ams anD Treopore Roseers n Tre Cost or Matreo See Superfluous Hair LASKY - DARAMOUNT Roots Come Right Out ond firm of Blyt Petively New Process ‘ PS * ty : ” : ie . Te tertant trent s}werve bank at #an Francisco, He " t own. | will ac nan advisory capacity with ake, the ong tae setually rer! the local committee f and hairle {keen to do their bit for the com in a marvelous fiveact (first-run) Paramount pro ' pratactine fre ltene canes. duction in which Theodore Roberts (last seen in rtalle nd’ w eyes Raliroad Men Help | mn the Woman”) heads an allstar supporting atch the hair root Ne Gut ! deviared Wada 8. Sioes | ' . : . at of the Piripthe f Laco- A r io e Engtneet tr a Ne York COST OF HATRED nintger shaver Minter A mew two-ree! comedy, “Lonesome Luke's | provide the tide payment, | Honeymoon,” together with a scenic, completes |}! know that ou® men w rovide| the program. mone ANY SEAT Stone suggest that the compa |the bonds for thie employes, so’ the atter ca a wr them in small in stallments. PROTEST AGAINST | peting to Fae tt arfest of Aaron Pisier man and R, Ey Rice by the | alleged tct pa | Dorit let skin trouble in th distribution o Ne tion time Conscription” leaflets, has been ar- ranged by the Workers’ Defense league, the | socialist party and organigations. The meeting 1 be held\| at Dreamland pavil | Sunda May 27, at 2 p.m authorities i eee ton als sick skins sayin! 1 am Gi ; CHARGE GEN AGAIN . ema that people av the échine tere Patrolman Bid Hagen was « morning and again mK oa bribe | fro protect him Even in s+) trom dry laws ecrema! Hager dicted by the count m or similar skin-troubles, Res! grand of this charge, and the . aided by Resinol Soap case dismissed be of the dis Bumps, chief ¢ eruption away | witness. Bugnps was arrested Fri woecribethe Resinal westiment. Alldreg| day. He tx ail under $500 Kewne! Ctmument sod B mee bond, Hageg ix free on $3,000 ——= | bond itching at once and « ce of Ear the acta of its) policemen, perform ental ca-| dae R You'll Soon Learn What B. T. U.'s Have to Do With DIAMOND SRIGUET 5 The fuel of infinite satisfaction in furnace, range, grate, stove the Repuwii« The The decision was hand Afsensees Sree one Cup, 0 n case of the damages done its ates. 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If you he ~ = Three meetings are scheduled|are fc ally charged with failing} ls to register you can then offer proof ir age. “YOU'RE A GRAND OLD FLAG” _ BEING REVIVED Q.—In case a man is drafted will he be given hie choice of any| The famous song of George M. Co branch of the service han, “You're a Grand Old Flag,” se of select service| Which, « short time ago, was the than nat vee ee tle #erVICe ost popular work of tts kklnd writ structions, As the men will not be|t% 18 being revived in many citle of the country as a tribute to Amer ican independence. The bands and are featuring its melod t appropriate inspiration |The following bars will bring the ong to mind of yc called for several months, the gov ernment ta still working out tall ends of the system | Q—Will foreigners that are citi zens of our allied countries be} nib ‘ You're A Grand Old Flag y must resister. The fy GEO. M. COHAS matter of requiring their s« === ~ with the American. or aie Firs FETS z Sere armies is now under con Eider tiee.| |*) Vou're Tarun’ o ag the’y' but not settled : = x : 2 Q.—Wiil ballots be drawn before © sag, Asdier ev - er im peace may you wave. exemptions are made, or after? — ——— =a=27 > Ss na made by Corpo 5! a a a) Yiniee the emblem of te land 1 love, The " an aes titina: ott $ aE ; I sn aoe ) SV home ot the free and the taive. Ev- Fs Sri re =e 4 + © hast Deals tive on der Red, White aud Blog, ae eon not been i) Of all the #¢ patriotic song |now being flooded throughout the country, this composition is the Q—I am a foreigner, age 25, and only on ms to fire the |have my first papers. Will | bel putrio drafted into if phy cally | seamen fit, of am | considered as an alien? _ A Ve must register l ever, deta! The Oldest and Largest on rulings are yet to . Strictly Savings institu t your case tion in Washington If you value your watch, let Established 1889 Haynes repair it. 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