The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 26, 1917, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR HUNT SPIES IN KANSAS WHEAT 26 ARE KILLED SS Si Samm Same ¢ BEGINNING TODAY § U.S. WHO TOLD LOSS OFFSET, | BYCYCLONEIN | | LU, you save BER —_— s OF FLEET TRIP MANLY LEARNS KANSAS TOWN "ett | You DOUBT HER WASHINGTON, May 26.—What BY BASIL M. MANLY WICHITA, Kan, May 26 3 DAYS ONLY YOU CONDEMN HER perhaps the greatest spy hunt the KANSAS CITY, Mo, May 26. Twenty-six bodies of victims of SUN.—MON.— TUES. government has instituted is on The nearer | get to the heart the tornado which wiped out YOU PITY HER toda of the great food producing Andale, a town 22 miles north: Every secret investigating areas the more optimistic | be west of here, off the map late ¢ government is engaged come about the entire food yesterday, have been recovered erreting out of the men—or women| situation—the more certain and identified, while every train 9 " tipped » Germany the) that America will be able not from the atricken section brings the destroyer fle only to feed herself, but to send In additional injured tila had left American shores our allies all the food for which Officials, believe the deat at for the German ships can be found will reach $0 when other “Careful ¢ nc te oor cde eA ind 4 RPA Bread Blaelere roel oot pn Rn She Lived on Frisco’s Famous Barbary Coast at the Time of the Big npe ta You have all heard how the win /1 # the prairies for miles about y me coast cable off t Mexican |ter wheat crop of Kansas and Ne-|the place are found Earthquake and Fire border points his the! braska was ruined a result of everal of the scores of injured Germans had the ne r daya be he extremely light snowfall of last also are expected » die ‘ore the fleet arrive The report of the wid The twister, a typical Kansas ey Hidden Wireless in this t read failure issued by (he agricul clone, came without warning or Mexico, however, may have been tural departm n Andale, At at stuoned the Amer The sun was shining the means o ation, Re ican people and started little regi: the schoolhouse a crowd of boys ports still tt overn tx oO! Kloon parading in) Were playing baseball, while groups ment has nable to weed out eve city in the Jand. It sent the! o hoppers chatted along the all Hlicit wireless stations. It is pox-|price of wheat aky-rocketing | street | 9 BIG ACTS sible, also, that a German agent iat All Lees At the Gorges hardware store, N 1 into Mexico with his val KE, Jones, a Wichita bond dealer ormation, and sent {t from Very few people stopped to was discussing the Liberty loan THE GREATEST MOTION PICTURE EVER MADE with a warning ery REX BEACH'S today that nm, women and children rushed both rmans and British knew {tes agree that altho Kansas Will oo the basement b et story before the American less wheat than usual her 4 few seconds later the twister ‘ ots inte the secret production of food products cut the t wo 8 knew the story Will be almost formal wegen” salts 1 ¢O . nee, but there Rotate Crope PEA ng t { Practically avery a on which ulations ‘on ‘ ; . SOCIALISTS FAIL perhaps may have ¢ think that destruction of thie municated it to some other trana.| Winter w was not a total mission © in Central or South| (98®, but will be targly offeet America by the production of other crops on land that was planted in win t fall med agriculiural author with the us congregat 1 mall town soap box Hearing the roar, Jones rushed {nto the street and saw what was con ing. He saved a doz The spy story may be used a ® When he ran back into the on ato! {reason for a censorship law some officials admitte other foodstuffs: fe Snir TQ HELP GERMANS OXMAN IS HELD ON 3:22 cies et , ' nder “and replanting BY patho e€ MANNS HICH WINTER WHEAT. W STOCKHOLM, May. 26 —Secre SAN FRANCISCO, May 26 KILLED HAVE BEEN PLANTED ‘TY Of State Lansing’s refusal to When F.C. Oxn F n po IN| SPRING WHEAT, which will - sports to American #0 ommit-|Yleld Just as mueh to tf re, the ists to ‘the “Cormaminepired for trial not so fine a quajity A wonderfully vivid and picturesque portrayal of gates alread here for that meeting. The news! the wild, rough, lawless life of Alaska in the days accordance wit gl ted Loop meet The new when this land was the haven of hunted men and \ ‘ornia supreme court, bis attor “MIKE POWERS sg ten ~ m a r repre the last frontier of civilization asked and Was grauted a delay : np peace conference, dism ressed the on charge of # “perjury, in ing un’ da A powe: virile photodrama of the me cot ed that the ange ¥ : fought their final ¢ Daring dan but th the evidence produced at "Meetings of variou ous situations a gu Oxman's hearing was entirely suf m Ste ° an fights ar for the ficient to warrant holding him on! "were, police cap-| ine nocial tx still cc n today maped girl on th on river will be imprinted the charge of trying te oF FE nwlon, pleaded not oF ee a aed A ae go on your memory for all time to come, Its convincing realism Rigall to testify falsely against % a bribe of $50! Sl nen ni is and vivid dramatic qualities are due to the fact that ft is a Thos. J. Mooney ¢ February »: ony record of the things that Rex Beach himself saw and took vetett Smith ins st for adventure saree’ MARTYR’S WIDOW TO eged to have a oe pete SPEAK HERE SUNDAY ted’ Petrus D. k part in when the fur f gold and the th drew him to the Klondike FIVE KILLED WHEN TRAIN HITS AUTO “ ‘ AKRON, O May 2 \ood, a private detective, is be |Akrou young people, two ar eved to be the chief wit |three men, were killed at midnight °salnat Bim. His trial pro! ms ¢ Sinn Fein Jat Mantua, near Ravenna, when |W!!! be held after that of Former *# in Dublin, wee 1916. ADMISSION 25 CENTS eee eee eae we, KEEPS | Sauies F. Prieerh Was are chaites |Seniars ak bias oe ooter ae ae CHILDREN 10 CENTS ents of East of Mra »w of one nd and the New Show Every Two Hours 10, 12, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 The dead with having accepted $100 from of the United Irishmen | DAVID F. MUNSON. AKRON, | Wood. The Rose caso was sched Her husband, Francis Sheeby | JAMES BARBER, Akron Juled for Tuemdsy, but on the | Skeffington, was a Dublin editor MISS BEULAH | SNODGRASS, |statement of [Prosecutor Landin|and was shot by an English army Wheeling, W. Va that Wood haf temporarily van-| captain, who was afterward tried W. E. VANHORN, Akron ished was stricken from the trial murder, convicted of insanity MISS HARRIS, Akron. | cocket. and promoted to the rank of major. ‘ | ‘The injured A second trial resulted in his re Henry Hose, Akro tirement from the army and com | Parts of the car were seattered ‘ENLISTMENTS FOR mitment to a sanitarium 1,000 feet along the track ceeninensiesiahastiitin health has suffered as a result | ARE VICTORIOU No sega, aan 7 ae ROME, May lian troops to-| speakers who know their subjects. | **octstion i a caneennnaual be made at /tat indorsement of viete as masters o nouncement can be made at! thorities thruout the United States various and co and fortifi-| this time that Dr. BJ, Lioyd, sur The Geattie Star 1448 be ecm ns which @ been|Keon in charge of the U. 8. Pub-| ended for ite interest in this ding all © ytojlic Health Service, will explain jdead we: Seattle's Best Photoplay House COMING WEDNESDAY-—BIG SCOOP—FIRST RUN Dorothy Phillips (Hell Morgan's Girl), and the same Hell Morgan Cast in Their Latest Big Knockout Success, “THE GIRL IN THE CHECKERED COAT.” On Account of Crowds a a hat bearing the necessity f0F |" sry Mcliride has enrolled in the Last Novem € Cadorna food-conservation will ha on the Seattle Regiment pushed a threat public health, County Agriculturtst New enllatmenta re v ve—Trieste—war 5 art which food-production will | “in ‘1 rs ea e enen hen came play in the government's food-con-| Mra Chas ford he & f b a ina, | trol problem; Port Commissioner! Mre W. Po Parsons. 38 nen ing activities for control of food speculators og Fe re Agate’ | | | || Mrs. Ellen P. Dabney, supervisor | nets ° 5c » home economics, will outline! \ ry ° GET RAI PROMISE eist the. ecco are‘éotng to coset | a 4 stand of 7h of th@ emergency; the objects of the SW. 00 78 D W GRIFFITH'S the me ’ of ‘the r ie \’oman's Army Against Waste will gi37 Ninth aye N.Y e ’ 1 full Hy sha oN partme Lake Woe toe iheck ome ully expldined: and women sta natter 1 will b old t the ca do in MeKenste J 1 ditional promises of daily wage tn a. i what t mB do in| ocech iti) ave eases from $3 to $3 om the|? $2 000 000 SPE ACLE park board. Teecent y the board Who'll Volunteer? CI rned down the requests by @ vot The second jnefghborhood meet ’ ’ Pa ae Adh ipkss f the Seattle Regiment was Intolerance 1 Saturday afternoon at th home of Mra. \N. W. Wickersham, ORGANIZE MEDIGOS 10.2 oer" Niace ot) Shure!™wees re «ched Volunteers are the medical re wanted to hold these meetings in reque to send 41) sections of the city 8 B. Eagle jet your neighbors together, se son for the purpose of organizing cure their enli#tments, make your tructions in a notice sent out) jiang for individual f ood-saving by Medical Director Ira C. Brown Jond help in the organization of the }Arm inst Waste. Let The Star sof the Unt-| kr the day and hour at which unit of the on can hold such a meeting, and mustered |the notice will be published and "riday, after|enlistment ecards furnished Ninet © corps we ambu into federal service two days of examinatl Dr. D. C.] Praise From Dr. McBride Hall is the c of thia unit Seattle's health commissioner _ — Dr, J. 8 MeBride, heartily com mends the “Army,” and The _ in a letter to the Waste EB eceived Sat He says » great benefit derived from food conservation movement my opinion, will be the far sing, beneficial effect which it e on the health of the ANOTHER WEEK Mystery! “The Gold Bug!” Next |American people. Heretofore week's novel plans for individual food-saving, | COUNTY ROAD REPORT |County Engineer Humes Lists ies BY SAMUEL J. HUMES | as © County Engineer } roads, as reported to the engineer's | DENTISTRY (eer oe cn or| ae Seeet re ah and in bad nth New road Don’t Fail to See the World’s Greatest Amusement Feature—Last Time Here Vonderful accomp Orcl “Mack Dian tra under direction of Charle Bur Twice Daily—2:30 and 8:15 Prices 25c, 50c, 75c; Mat. 25c, 50c All Seats May Be Reserved eRLOUS | Hee Moines and Vicinity 6 roads 1 t K and Vicinity he nie ‘ ¢ ‘ ut « fflelent 6 In| Seattle Des oo os sea a = se = | : sE =a AND 222.32" STRAND | Not Open Sunday, Auburn-Biack Dismond—\ia Green river,) Fork Coming Saturday, June 2, SARAH BERNHARDT in “Mothers of France” The story af a breezy American engineer who stops a Central Amer ican revolution and becomes com mander-in-chief of the armies of Paragonia SEE Fairbanks at his best. He stops at nothing—nothing stops Him STARTING SUNDAY wee