The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 23, 1917, Page 2

STAR—SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1917. PAGE TWO “PACIFIST” | EVERYONE'S VOTING IN NEW RUSSIA Now GIVE ROSE SHOW | CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 concerns The story newspaper—two “Truthful Texas, the fighting editor of “Glory Holes’ girls—and from sole itself Tolliver” “Glory Hole” Needless to say, Hart’s guns prove better arguments than his editorials—and his deeds more eloquent than his words. fire series oe The climax is reached through a rapid- events as thrilling as they are dramatic. BOMBS Two reels of Mack Sennett Key- days, starting Sunday Durability in Dentistry These are the days when oped is Desirable. must be remembered, Scmover, that neglect of the decaying teeth is not econ- omy. It is folly, for poor teeth result inevitably in poor health. In getting your teeth cor- rected, you can practice Real economy by having the work done by the National Dentists Here the cost {s exception- ally low. The materials used ‘are the best. The Workman- ship is Skillful, and the Hon- esty and Durability is backed by a rigid 10-year Guarantee. We are proving every day that Dentistry without Pain ‘ts Possible. Let us convince YOU, Nature re d $10 Crown Painless Extraction . Your desire for perfect teeth—and better health—-can be realized quickly and easily and painlessly, despite the present condition of your teeth and gums. fT WILL PAY YOU TO LET US DO YOUR DENTAL WORK National Painless Dentists N.W. cor. 4th Ave. at Pike St. Phone Main 3256. Not Open Sundays. stone comedy, starring CHARLES MURRAY 10c any seat any time SUB SUNK BY U. § U. ‘- | GUN GREW, REPORT By United Press Leased Wire | NEW YORK, June 23.-—-Another | submarine, fired on and hit by an | American ship was reported today loy the ship's crew on reaching an | Atlantic port. The fight took pl June 6, one day out from Genoa, l{t was stated. The submarine ap peared 600 ya off and launched a torpedo, which the ship avoided. | |A stern gun opened fire and shot} away the submarine’s periscope, | throwing it high into the alr. The | boat disappeared. The American vessel damaged. was not Theatre for Soldiers TACOMA, June 23-—-A_ theatre | with a seating capacity of 2,100 per- }sons, at American lake, is the pro- posed plan of J. L. Gottstein and | Frederick Fisher, of the Great The-| atres company. Women Don Overalls CHICAGO, June 22.—Women in overalls are doing the labortous work jof men in the lumber yards of the Ryan Car Co. ing 9% hours, and recetving 30 cents an hour. Last Times TONIGHT AND Twice Tomorrow MOORE THEATRE NOW PLAYING (Not a Motion Picture) Bring Your | Grown-Up Daughters GENTLEMEN INVITED EVERY EVENING AND TOMORROW MATINEE THE DRAMATIC TRIUMPH THE TRUTH ABOUT BIRTH CONTROL “HER UNBORN CHILD: nots PICTURE A PLAY NEXT TO EVERY WOMAN’S HEART Prices—Matines, 25c, 350, 50c Nighte—26e, 85c, 600, 75¢ THE BEST the only Consultation, treatment cost is the LOWEST Treatment and at this office anyw Medic ONE DOLLAR CASH DR. EVANS 401 Peoples Bank Building, oxo Avenue and Pike Street 10 A.M, to5 P.M; 78 P.M. Sunday, 11 A.M. to 12, ORGANIZATIONS the to take went ! the place of tion ng in Russia ae wre ~ | BUCKING DRAFT BY wees Mnited 1% w ASHINGTON June “pacifist regan Taunched a threat nt would, of ange vorkingman MILLER more dang s.. king thinks he nave lot rkingmen with gur earrted has been planting potatoe reatly un like to know about it p draft ive draft law pees cy here r anv of anytl ite who ations wi jals na derming the sels | These organizati it 1 stated jare attempting to open up a chan nel for ye from military sor |vlce, More than ave en rolled in the propaganda Agents of the dep tice are fixing the the activities of repre So far t are confined t attempts to have inserted {n ption regula jtions, which plished prob: Jably Monday, a clause that would specifically ns pro jfessing “c bjections to war, to escape draft and enrollment with the implied promise tl thelr jr constitutes them would but the the thi one of rtment of jus ttention on ntat pacifints bers The most active fs the American }Union Against MiIftariam Its headquarters are in Now York, The ether organization has headquar ters in Northfield, Minn, In thetr activitie the cifists ar aled |President Wilson and Secretary |Baker to provide for “exemption of and mem bers of pacifist unions These |would furnish thet nembership | with oxe jon, Thwarted tn this. the esting that objectors to enlist in industries to rs” be allowed to avoid bearing arma. PLAN NEW COUNCIL OF FOUR FOR WAR Hy United Presse Leased Wire | WASHINGTON, June 23.—The|} Counct! of National Defense “very shortly” will be reorganized on a fourman b as has been fore- jeast previously in United Press dis ipatches. This was stated offictall |today by a member of the presea' et itative plana eall for one man f a war industry committee, ect and be held solely re ible for all ratlroad and tn-| fustrial work; another will be di-|wide search for some name ctor of all work {in connection | will fit the American soldier and with purchase and distribution of |that will “stick” with him, to desig- all finished materials and the/nate him among all the other sol, }fourth will be chairman of a gen-|diers in France. eral purchasing board. "Yank" has been suggested as a —— = name. So have “Doodle” and PERSHING SPEAKS “Jonathan” and “Teddy.” FOR THE RED GROSS ::...:. Send your suggestion to The Star live your reasons briefly, My United Preee Leased Wire | Address your letter to the Army | PARIS, June 23-—"America can/|Fdltor of The Star |show her colors In no better way| But don’t wait |than to subseribe generonsly to the|NAME AND SE ose “= PHONE | STRIKE STILL CRITICAL Maj. Gen. Pershing, who will com mand the first army of Americans The situation between the telephone operators and the to take their places in the allied| Pacific Telephone & Tolegraph trenches. Co. is critical and @ strike of all employes of the company on the coast is possible Monda: cording to J. Morgenthaler, president of the Pacific Coast Council of Electrical Workers, who is making temporary head- quarters in Seattle. The exchange at Aberdeen ts closed by @ strike of 21 operators Friday, The girls want a new wage seale, changes in the apprentice yetem and right to organize. * Morgenthaler gays unless satis 4 y ement with the gi al who Will American soldiers go to Europe known as “Sammi | Sammy has been suggested aa the name for the American | fighter, R M ste. jon: Uncle Sam. pe you've got a better ono readers are sending in pro- ef names for the American htera Two hundred rag oh Laggpc GET A SNAPPY ND IT NOW RED CROSS TO GET MORE THAN ASKED 3, United Presa Leased Wir WASHINGTON, June subse of $i fund may rival comparatively the big over-subscrip- tion of the Liberty Loan With three days to go, the “war chest” boasted nearly $80,000,000 today and some of the heaviest con tribution ® yet to come. Church ccllections thruout the nation to-| morrow will swell the fund which | is to be used to soothe the wounds of America’s soldiers in France. A ipreme effort {s to be made Mor Pershing | -Over: | tion the Red Croas| 000,000 war workers the strongest president, F. J Nulty, who is in Washington, ectri e of ns on the coast, may v | Americans to Hold Place Between the French and British| By United Frees Leased Wire | WASHINGTON June 23.— American expeditionary fc the French fir a position betwee At first, it is estimated that the | can expe Dd. € WHITE BOYS LOYAL Employes of the White Building ee urber shop’ will cen on|t the British and|Ked Cross, | oe | WORKERS HOL DRALLY All Red Cross workers ed in the campaign for $ old a final rall t © theatre Monday night onl 00,000 Mo Per TAKE COIN IN CHURCH : Gen. Pe-|¥ fund from members on the Presbyterian church are to|received by the auxiliary sentative in the fayor Sunday. 4 conferring wit xact point Americans shing tain front hold. ot will the| on tha the at the D8 aL 7188: Pick Fiesta Queen The selection of the queen for the Rainier va fiesta, June 28, ia in progress, six young women striving votes in the contest New Marine Robbed P on, 21, mar ult d robbed of and a gold watch when he went Japan lodging house “to get a drink” Friday ETROPOLITA THEATRE AST ‘Mtatine with TIMES and TheBoomerang “The only perfect perform | gnce I ba ve seen in 30 years, * Belasco touch ta Jurors Take Recess | Charles ingens | in Post-Intelligencer, The federal grand jury was re-| leased over the weekend Satur No indictments will be re-|~ ned before Monday TODAY ged an $23 over St af Ranks, June 19 MOORE THEATRE All Week, Including Sunday “Her Unborn Child” (Not a Phe Matinees Dall DRY SQUADS BUSY Thon First aler ¥ O'Neal nigh DR, LLOYD CALLED Dr. Bolivar J. Lloyd, surgeon in| charge of the federal public health ot the Northwest, has received or ders to report to the surgeon-gen- eral of the navy for temporary} duty. | | DENTISTS HOLD BANQUET TACOMA, — June 23.—Dentists from r the Washin on banqueted night at the Hotel Tacor t part of May and Fr PALACE Continuous Today, 1:30 to 11 Vandeville Seven Bi, Act: ‘incluain Phot Afternoons, jay, THE BURNING BAND 100; ves, and Sun., 160 al tate of Friday s tt re JUNE 30 YOU CAN YOUR PYORRHEA, LOOSE TEETH, DISEASED GUMS TREATED FREE OF CHARGE. CALL AT 212 LUM. BER EXCHANGE BUILDING. onvention he vanne Escada didbibad F. Vurrows, secretar 3 Me satin laundry, which burned Thursday night, announced Satur day that the business of the Met ropolitan concern 1s being handled by the Troy laundry. BUSINESS the READ | STAR WANT ADS" re workingman into a with a in doesn’t always newest American | ueting a nation: | “| UP TO WILSON jeteel and wood FOR BENEFIT OF FRANGE’S WAIFS For the benefit of the father. the This the only onals and They uniform, professi The expecta did turned uniform gun oldier and gun and i monarch or right little at 7 make the blindly lees children of France, Pacific Northwest Rose soci ety will give a bigger and bet ter show in the Arena, next Monday and Tuesday, than they have ever given for thelr own benefit Thin the Preaident 1. A other officers day directing ing to recel ru than a the worried an wl the garden The coat may make the arkoe elo mat thful who, of the soclety, t the work of pr the xhibite ponit De discoveries in the history of lant second revo There was one br that stormy afternoon of the lution when thin fact that the Mie entire proceeds. will form doesn't make the soldte i tate See war dawned on the Petrograd crowd needy Ii . aoe te an eael that was crying for bread near the eg . wer , Finnieh railroad station Phere are 600,000 ¢atherleds A policeman struck a citizen | aren in France,” said Henry to with a club, Near by wae a i i50,000 of whom are starr group of Cossacks >. made \ing. We have received an urgent back, with knoute and ewords | vient for immediate aasintance crowd. But out from the group wd ins ig a eereesty ne, Rees dashed a Cossack; he wa pore ane Ga she Packs Fhe terrible looking #8 any ety ia putting on this ar ht Cactievina' Copaack Gack, gift of [to feed many hungry little mouths errifying Coneacl » ol : . the ear Me face was black at weg ee ia with ‘the Cossack resolution | (1°18, ‘roses, mado r. i A Wika sang nit eword’and the [#pectmens than usual, say crowd fell back, not knowing : Me hie purpose. The steel flashed |, A number of new classification have been established by the Rose bate oy Ball bet 1or |soctoty, and over 200 exhibitors are | " assured h baled Mai tat a Ruiian Entries will be recetved at the G Arena from 7 to 10 a. m, Monday reenter eg potiBingpsene ro Judging will begin at 10:20, and the With delight. ‘The ery wet |#how will open ax soon as the judg with otignt, oo |ing is ended, probably at 12 o'clock, up: “The Cossacks are with |INE le inde), eo ee ae wal, The Cossacks are with [riegtay tae | u This one incident, it ts believed), an 8 pel 7 a cr Mes ¥ some, marked the turning of *POH MS Oe veacan as the tide against the czar, It dejo rhe Elke z sires veloped afterward that the Consack |/yanee.” The like’ band and Se with the eword wae a farmer from| 1% QAnt ag oe ‘ |the Cossack district. The crowd bad Tee oooh yom cae | soon learned that almost every uni Office ra of the ~ form was only tho disguise of| , “ffiecrs . some citizon Ike themselves, Tho) A. De Vou, Test was easy ; SHIPPINGROW ant go to orphans, irer of ch ng while it delay them better rose grower ety are: I. president; A. H. Brack president; Mra, W. B secretary; H. Le Coll H_C. Hardy, Professor 1. J. 8. Rup J. P. Todd, 1 be 1 of managem. of Belling e Tacoma park er, of Cle Elum, ° treas W. Goodner Hervey i er Roland ham; M Blair will have charge of Ry United Prees Wire b venile with 15 Ittle w ASTINGTON, Ja June 2%.--While |Kirle in white to help her. A silver German submarines continue tn. cup is to be presented to the school creasing their deadly toll of allied ® most points gained by shipping the Denman-Goethals stee! Other sections are for erwooden ship differences re * than 60 bushes, mained as far from settled as ever than 50 and less today and those having It was stated at the White House ishes. A new fea that the president expects ction for profes. the controversy “within thre and florists. ntil that time the bigrent ; board also will shing America’s merch ine program will remain standetill those having mor than pumbe mor 5 ry The have an nursery att) exhib rk predictions today |” Advance to Break a far from pleased at} the innumerable turns the situation | | Enemy Railroad || ——————________-« haa taken, may decide to get out If he does, President Wiison wil) probably settle the difficulty by giving Goethals the authority to build all the ships possible, both The general will be authorized to commandeer all shipping now building, speed up its onstruction, and spend the mainder of the sum appropriated by congress to the shipping board for the building of more ships. U. S. TO TAKE LAND give all of thejter and Eggs line may oceupy|Monday receipts and wages to the; heese when ft comes to cittren- who have |eald Contributions for the Red Cross|Open Corps Quarters ; me be | corps being organized by Maj. F. M. | repre | Carroll have been opened up in the AMUSEMENTS| FOR COAST DEFENSE WASHINGTON, June 23—The house today passed unanimo a bill to permit the secretary of war to acquire land: ded for coast defenses or army antonments b lease or b >| anation during the war. Cheese Aroused by “as Withdrawal of British Butter and Eggs|trom the line along the By United Prese Leased and concentration of allied sol SAN FRANCISCO, yume’ 23.—But-|diers in Thesealy, west of § have nothing on/lonika, are the first steps toward \ven recapture of Serbia, the ad- ship. vance north to Nish and the partial Geo. Cheese, a Pelgtan, appeared ‘separation of Turkey from her al & newspaper office today and lies. The Berlin to Co stantinople | he would complete his nat. railroad running thru Nish would tralization at once since he had e broken and the only direct line nh a story that Wm. Rutter and f communication between Turkey h Eggs had been g n final and he allies cut off The arrows ow th probable line of advance of the allied forces. at Headquarters of the field hospital Ring Fitter Holds Up Jewelry Store KANSAS CITY, Mo., June 28— KO. Greenbanm's jewelry store, §% W. Tenth st., was robbed of two din mond rings, valued at $750, one day recently A man entered the store and asked to be shown two dia mond rings that were in the show window Mfs } nbaum brought them out. The man tried one on| d held the other in his hand. These will do all right he said, reaching as if for his money. He drew a revolver, held it on Mrs, Greenbaum, forced her to stand tn the safe, and backed out of the} door, old court house building. Money makes oe war Haynes makes the watches go. Next Liberty theatra—Adv wit The tacts brought out in congress th © man named Hoover, ill guard the food supplies, show np some real trattors || Georgia Is Sending Firemen’s) | forces |t Struma | ing time. Blue-Eyed Soldiers and WAIST, ATLANTA, June 23.—Atlanta {s/ the FLORENCE vPsTame|| Supplying the country with a grea STORE. er percentage of blue-eyed def SHOOND AND UNION, ers than a other section of t United In other © country gray eye: predomi Finally } Nab His Car Dr, M Randolph, Kinnear |apartments, got up in the middle of |tho night last week when he thought he heard auto thieves tak | ing his car. False alarm, But they ee it Friday night. Steal pounds ‘riday nigh Bacon dock | 10c Admission | |} To the Great Rose Show at the Arena Monday and Tuesday Next } for the Fatherless Children { of France Butter butter rom the Thieves Thirty stolen braith of & Elks’ Band Monday Night } Firemen’s Band Tuesday Night NO DATE ANNOUNCED | | No date has been announced for | the funeral of Fred A. 'Traill, presi-| dent-treasurer of the Shepherd ‘Traill Co., found dead on the banks of the Snoqualmie river Thureday might, near North Bend, along the East waterway STARTING TOMORROW 4 DAYS ONLY THE MAGNIFICENT MAGNETIC IDOL HOUSE PETERS In the most unusual drama ever presented upon the screen—a story of love’s eternal sacrifice and the selfishness of passion—5 thrill-filled reels “THE HEIR of: AGES” AND “Fatty” Roscoe Arbuckle IN HIS LATEST GOATGRABBER “The Rough House” 7 Home of the Greatest Orchestra In the West Scrap Delays Building! MESS FUND DANCE ( While the four interested railways! om. anritiary to Company ai ond Washington infantry, will give an informal dance in the Knights of Pythias hall, First ave. and Pike according st., on Saturday evening, June 30, o J, T. McElroy, property owner, This dance {is being given for the © shipbuilding plants are mark- purpose of raising funds to assist ‘the Company D members. Let Sunday Be the “Turning Point” of Your Life and the port commission scrap over ymmon user rights and switching rivileges on belt lines to be built Health atid independence! Land and NOW and beckoning, come. ALDERWOOD MANOR ts not a dream, but a beautiful reallty ace open to every individ who would exchange din and nerve-racking surroundings of the elty for the pure alr and peaceful quiet of the country; a place offering all the comforts and conveniences Liberty” is reaay waiting for you— Freedom from strife and un- in fact, for you to certainty! 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