The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 2, 1917, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR TOMORROW Until Wednesday ’ real FORREST PARI Fune German aviator are concentrating the the American fl La Payette ' hine flying the Jiripes is given nf ' Dr. Kd 1 Gro: f or ka of the famo ade thin statement toda ing an to Americans oO give the I CUT WASTE BY CLOSING DOWN EATING HOUSES Restaurants must cut down their waste and supply costs by closing at least one day a week, and encourage the use of evap orated potatoes and vegetables to solve the Pacific coast food situation, in the opinion of Harry Stahl, restaurant propr etor, 1218 Third ave., after look ng over the situation for two weeks in California **Clover’s Rebellion”? § °°"... A DELIGHTFUL LOVE STORY BY JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD Showing That Love Will Finda Way, in Spite of Dukes and Riches and the Ambitions of Scheming Relatives food * dollars w fs wor uld be saved M. GUTERSON’S FAMOUS sunday RUSSIAN ORCHESTRA MUSICAL PROGRAM New This cut Belection, “Flora Bella By Schwarzwald motsture “Lamia” By Varley est is aes ADMISSION 15 CENTS Vase ope ES BS CLEMMER Seattie’s Best Photoplay House 9 REGIMENTS OF ENGINEERS CALLED TO FEDERAL SERVICE | WASHINGTON, J The war ANOTHER WOMAN IS [LITTLE FIGHTING on ATTACKED BY THUGS THE FRENCH FRONT $ Another thug who concealed his| PARIS, Jun ‘face behind his bands met a young attacks by G of engineer France to wor of communication Seattered loca nd Hurte r Woman on Hanford st., between | Dist: Crannne. Chevr pestichae» Bath and 13th aves. Friday night.| tearm, to weat of Cern alt ina @ragged her into « nearby thicket, | repulsed last at And searched her clothing for jew-! state ass oO ed, under @is and money. He got ents. |hills French { carr gan m and ¢ tzation. Fo small finger ring which he orde successful raid, taking vevera s his victim to take from her fin-|oners. 1a the Chemin des Was rejected and ieft lying on sector, artillery on both sides wa ‘ground. The woman ran hys-| active toa nearby house. Police find ace of t s co fee erm BONTINUES ON THIEVES USE AUTO TOUCH ON : oe THE BRITISH LINE IN LOOTING CLUB LONDON, June The full on Thieves entered Sete ‘Select service registration will be! the British western fr continued |of the K 1. touched upon unday in several| with even more than usual quiet|1401 Harvard night @hurches, including the Boylston | last night. Field Marshal Haig re-|and obt 1 $ Ave. Unitarian, where Pre nt| ported toda Guantity of ¢ lenry L. Southwick, of the Emer. “In the neighborhood of Bulle Son School of Oratory, of Poston, cc the enemy's art was a P Es Will speak in the evening, and the|tive at night,” he said There wa an era Queen Anne United Prest n. 'firing also around Vimy village tone —— sal a eer NE 7a mean Pr worth of tobacco and now” HIPPODROME VAUDEVILLE ip “ Jos. A. Muller, Mgr. Lots of Good New Things for You Tomorrow to Wednesday Downey, Willard and irwin escape in an automob JAPANESE SHIP MAN VISITS LOCAL YARDS M. Sugaw 7 of the i, sxercy “A Call on the Doctor” “bore of the Japanese diet i IVES, FARNSWORTH & WEAVER—“We That Sing” arts, are in Be 4 Four Taketa Japs The Keough Sisters —e i Equiltbriatie Gent Two Protieneme levee” CLUB DELAYS MEET stration day, the club has post was to be day, June John ‘and Nellie Olms The Watch Wizards Janis & West “Dancing Kecentrictties” atest Things in % dies, Don't Mina 7! “The Mystery of the Weekday Afternoons, 100 Vacation Earnings The summer of 1917 is going to give num- erous city boys and girls an unusual oppor- tunity to earn money. Clear your complexion completely with ‘ s With many who have a savings account l x here, a goodly part of the summer’s earnings esino will be “bank money”—part of a solid foun- S Coa c dation for future success. How will it be with f you find yourself “left out’® fa poor skin, and want sh complexion, use pat least once a day. h a warm, creamy lath erof it, then rinse th face with plenty of cold water you? DEXTER HoRTO TRUST SAVINGS BANK It does not often take many days of such regular care with OND AT CHERRY SEATTLE, WASH Resinol to an im Combined Resources of the Dexter Horton National Bank provement, In se cases, a ¢ Resinol Ointment should and Dexter Horton Trust and Savings Bank, $21,409,499.60 be used sel! Kesinol first, All druggists ap and Ointment, | Germans Vent Hate on U.S. Aviators dritle moral and material sup | Thene re upholding port America's with thelr When an Ameri¢an aviator lives, and mostly on funds it a signal for an acraped together nterested wok In force,” he d Americans, The Ame n war The American flax departinent has not even sent and the Indian head, the #qu injforms yet, altho the m, painted on t fly the Stars and them have but one meaning Let the American goverr ¢ enemy, and that ts re ment back up the fag and thi ven against America Our An jean bravery with real aviators are not given a chance upport; let them grant tl to fight an equal fight—they | men a chance to fight t | must fight against ral—and enemy on eq m 1 am | they are doing it with a braver sending thi to Aw | that ought to be better k then the Unite " in the United States | peal support and for fund Seattle Regiment in Waste Army May Be Largest in Nation By Mabel Abbott 1 pour'on the read and stir caref | so as not to break the cube (Waste Editor of The Star) Take any kind of stewed fruit, put | The enlistment roll of the | iiver on top and sprinkle cinna | Seattle Regiment of the Wom contains hundreds of names of | hiv not wanted for cake, beat them Seattle women who have pledg stiff and put over the pudding when | ed themselves to make food = | and brown saving their special service to The outside crusts I save in a their country for the period of ary piace until | Ww graham or the war. wheat brea then on The Seattle Regiment seems peat fine and put in the bat likely to be the largest which takes theheead very © will be reported to the depart: (ini in a great improve t ment of agriculture from any 1 also put’ the crur ot city in the United States ' The smaller pieces 1 toa For the honor of your city, as F well as for the sake patriotio| service, clip th enlistment card . om The Star today, sign your if name and address and mail itto the| joping fix Waste Editor, Remember, every enite . pound of wheat which the Woman's) "ere yarn Againnt saves for!) My 5 ‘ America i mean a ny ki a . aved in France . ay; Kmrma Woman's Club Head En! . oy; M Among ved ° ° Mra rda * of Mra, Thomas) yy" \% BB pkg pho ia Crahan, president of the Seattie| st ‘ Federat n'a clubs . Mre Ls Mra Columbia at. al‘ ; Mra lye este soler in the Woman's Arm ackeray place, Mre Home A t Waste, sends some clever A sided Wags Cones Banting e . would otherwise be waste: Oriente y | A Fine Custard vai Wan Aneerenny $17 8 . HOW TO ENLIST The Woman's Army Against Baste | HERESY ENLIST IN THE WOMAN'S ARMY AGAINST WASTE. AND POR THE DURATION OF THE WAR! PLEDGE MYSELF TO MAKE THE ZONSERVATION OF FOOD mY SPECIAL DUTY AND SERVICE TO MY COUNTRY, Sign the above coupon with your name and address and maii it to e Editor of The Star RED CROSS ASKS TORNADOKILLS FOR 100 MILLION = 20N USIS announcement of | KANSAS CITY, Mo known to have Followin ° HP National parses chairman of the 20 persons ar ores injured in a Sastern Kan ed and # tornado whict ross War Counctl nk t the Cross must raise a A g:00.000000 srenares tund to |*AS:, Western M and parts o: preparedness fund tO Oxiahoma and Arkansas last night take care of {ts most pressing | At Colgate and Drake, Okla., 15 1s, and the call on prominentideaths are reported. At Olathe c three are dead, while mo to ttend a convention in, Kan a fea more © seriously injured at South Coffeyville than 20 w ortland ‘ext Coffeyville and nday to p rfect 1 the Red Cross organization! Kan. near the storm cente ealizes that is going to be! Coffeyville, where more than 200 called on to the limit if it is to do residences were destroyed, was plac the tasks which will be offered, |€d under martial law immediately There is no wire communication Seattle's d ation to Por an Chapin; Moritz representing the Red Rhodes, representing with DEATH-DEALING the city consiste of Hi Thomee Cross; A. J the Chamber of Commerce, and R H. Thomson, representing Mayor Gil | Local Red Cross work hag al-| ready grown to such an extent that Livingston B. Stedman, chairman] ince last October, was no longer! CHICAGO, June 2.—The series o uble to give it the time which was| tornadoes which have swept nine demanded states in the He has accordingly resigned and\nenriy 400 Her Chapin has accepted the| 1 so0 of leadership of this pa ization Mr. Chapin will name his execu past 10 days, killing ms, injuring over and causing million of dollars in property loss, were just a recurrence of what happen every spring, Henry J. Cox of the in March; the St. Louis tornado in 1896 in May; and the Louisville tor nado of 1890 in March MAN SHOT BY WIFE: h | brought the storm toll to J. H. Spring, 47, shot Friday|and 1,526 injured nt by his wife, Ida Spring, dur (' domestic quarrel at the fam-| 1731 Howard st., ts re-| hovering between life The Univer the city hosp | hospital. Wliodge will at tive committee {n the next day or| tnited States weather bureau said two, and, cn his return from Port-| today land, will start planning for week| ‘The difference is that the recent of June 18-25, which has been des-| storms have occurred in more nated National Red Cross week] de aly ponuiateds Giatelcts by Ftenigedt Wilson The Omaha tornado of 1913 was | | ily home ported as Masonic and death a asoni ty district rnd the he recovers, he will lose the sight |loqke pac Aiba ing ae Ala tah one. fh Gi atic pristian chureh Sunday morning ‘ ii Tho bullet entered hie skull thru{ service in a body. ‘The subject of i AMSTERDAM, June 2.—Kaiser he eye, severing the optic nerve, | the sermon will be,“The Rule and Srastnt yattonaes ie Vilhelm has wir 1 hearty congratu He says the shot was accidental minanded by our early ‘custom: [ations to Emperor Charles of Aus and that his wife did not know the iGR K IVER’ IBS| Piptlon” Aekour euslomere whe llinilan trot ucoraln eee revolver was loade [Mave tested our work “When coming qian, front, according to Rerlin Spring and her eight-year | Narrow! a to our office, be sure you are in the |Uitpatches. today re escaping death, 1 4 r sad with » » ny oO d old son are lodged wilh the police| Beveridge, manager of the sick BEL PURSE ; bapa PteN Lath ot reap yan tts |matron pending an investigation, |mond Paper Co, 217 N. 29th s (OHI Cut - Rate | born onslaught |sustained possible fracture of sev : |fail,” the katser declared ral ribs Friday night: when his Dentists | gratulate thee and thy brave trc il fre ‘AD STAR WANT ADA || automphite.skidces Into e.sirast cas VERSITY #7, on their great success, God helping —@ at Westlake ave. and Republican st, Gepeui Fraser-Patersen Co, us.” dead | | Silver fillings ATTEND SERVICES ™ University | { comfort for th riot Clyde Ho Balsley, of San Ar tonio, Tex, He worke a to Kurope on a cattle steamer anded with $2 in hin pocke offered his xerviees at the Pa aviation sehool, four th the Ia Fayette } rile at lun, 4 now oF . his body shattered by an ylosive bullet which ma | him an invalid for lite, | 1 He need | | and the support fe ow countrymen.” DNAPED SON OF BANKER IS STILL MISSING SPRINGFIELD, Mo, June & The kidnaped 14-month-old son of James Holland Keet, mil lionaire Springfield banker, is still missing today, but early thie morning an attempt was made by the kidnapers to get into touch with Keet, police believe Shortly after 1 o'clock a small boy stealthily approached the Keet home. The banker an awered the door bell, and took the message, read \t, and disap: peared in the house A few minutes later he opened the garage door, backed out his ye low roadster, and hurried away Two hours later he was back, without the child Judge A J also ne ead “He left bi midnight hortly after home hurriedly, and early today his |family had heard noth from him ‘He has been vel | The are story in pa ma inusuall Post heavy rains Keet's failure t ak last night | r K sa n condith The urtains 4 jat the home, and no one, not even | ntimate friends, are allowed to call Keet denied authorization | reward for the return it ot aive Admission ONE KILLED, 3HIT BY MILITIAMAN Y!TNEYS TO RUN AS ‘DONATION BUSSES’ KILBOURNE, Wis, June 2. —One man was killed instantly and three others were wounded by a National Guardsman on duty at the big Wisconsin river bridge here, when the men, driving over the bridge in a big touring car, failed to halt at the eoldier 8 command. , © Wounded was hurt PContinued From Page Di hea act when requested to « case was argued Fr mpla, Attorney James Ho altho technicall trac tion compe had no interes the case, asked permission oon dge Ellis to talk on the case. This anted and Prosecutor Lun A DAGGER | ia, Svidee be tie Rh Howe: IN THE BACK « When t da ndication of the truth of their contention that it is not the state but the traction company, which is nd the fight to get the jitneys from the streets Can't Write Bonds The Sitney men have a bonding of their own, with assets 10,000, consisting in woman's dread wt 1 time. company nuft- p OLD Ms DAL | Of more than $. and be!part of promissory notes for $200 three oF jeach, issued by 321 drivers of the There also is $12,000 in cash behind the company tin four eyery free from w hack pain. MEDAL Since 1 Haarlem OF eto get GOLD LD MEDAL tional Commissioner Insurance emed Sie . ment | back has refused to grant the * a house tho the co impan. gan 3 nu aimont as de policy busin drivers Mt read ‘ pplie writ o 2 ther Real Duten applied for a writ of man. as she quaintly cal mus to force him to do so. rem © Attorneys Crawford and Pierce, for the jitney will argu the ‘0 the writ in supreme court Friday ‘ the pure orig- If the bonding company is recog eat fatorige’ ¢@ nized by the state, the jitneys may Haa to resume operation get the na ; relt- Traction Co. Wants Coin le druggiate tn ss Ao | Stee ae and. bine Mon wes’ The traction company angle of funded If they do you » case comes before the GOLD MEDAL. All tations guaranteed by the in Monday Th pr it injune against on restraining which a tem- porary order now rests, from oper ating on streets which the st ar company holds a franchis operate ot The company also wants the jit ney men to give up all money taken in since the suit was begun, holding that it is suffering a loss of $250 daily ause of their alleged illegal operation jitneys Ture ~ KING GEORGE PINS DECORATIONS ON 350 WAR HEROES LONDON, June Hyde introduce our (whalebong) plate, which {# the lightest wh strongest plate know {n order to new park Was thronged this afternoon with a [does not cover the roof of the : ; 4 (mouth; you can bite corn off the ast crowd, attending the first pub cob; guaranteed 15 years. L inveatiture of decora by Gold crown ......sseeeeees $8.00 "The king personally tin $15 wet of teeth (whalebone) $S.O0 Victoria Cross and other decorations | $10 wet of teeth $5.00 bo thet Bridge work, per tooth, gold $3.00 officers, White crowna .....eeeeees $3.00 | an Gold fillings $1.00 up ts erscccccecee ss FOC asts of 250 4 and nur American doctors of the army medical rong the specially my and navy meh , Platina fillings tators All work guaranteed for 15 yearn. Impression taken in the morn Haake ele KAISER WIRES HIS Rivitetin®'” Sponge Tg CHARLES TOMORROW BRYAN WASHBURN an N. “Skinner’s Dress —From Henry Irving Dodge's in- tensely human and highly amusing —A shabby cashier buys a dress suit. Fame and fortune follow. 2ND AT UNIVERSITY TODAY! 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