The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 26, 1917, Page 3

[BERT UNTIL WEDNESDAY NIGHT ONLY BY WILLIAM a SHEPHERD PETROGRAD, June 26. Every theory, every belief, every schism of sociology, every injustice, every problem of poverty and of affluence and of labor—Iis being voted on in Russia today Meetings by the thousands are being held, The Russian people are dividing themselves along the lines of professions and occupations, and their meetings the smallest problems are brought up. In a meeting of washwomen in Petrograd the other day, for instance, the women went so far as to dis cuss their ding. social s STAR—TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 1917. EX-CZAR GIVES GUARDS LIQUOR (Cynthia Grey's But They Vote to Discontinue Accepting Daily Bottle of Wine Jlarger center and finally, delogator re chosen to represent a still irger district in the matin organisa which is being formed here at the capit There owildering number of such organizations, with Hh uncountable number of repett \ n, for inat nay be a Hember of # soldiers’ organtzatior he may also belong to an wnlea tion of his eraft and, in addition }he may vote in an organization of WOMEN HISS AT . GERMAN PRAISE PAGE 3 Ukranians, or Letts, or Pole There is no Hmit to the number of places in which he may express his opinion and have hin votes counted How the new government, out of all the mass of public opinion-—-and there's never been #o much public opinion anywhere in the world a there t Russia now—will be able to alft the preponderating causes, a bewildering problem, but it is me that the new government ts de termin a | to solve MILLION ENEMY ALIENS IN U. S, MINNIE FRAZIER WRITES My Dear Mins Grey:—Let us be with this SOPHISTRY, this scarecrow, this fetish slogan—PHYSICALLY FIT! Let us turn our thinking to a finer fun. damental — SPIRITUALLY FIT FITTED INTO A SPIRITUAL EN VIRONMENT. This, and nothing else, is our DIVINE INHERIT ANCE Spiritual environments have small relation to creedal churchanity, but will be the prod uct of scientific Chistianity A great Oxford professor recent ly issued the greatest challenge te done sophistic SATISFACTORY TERMS ALWAYS LETTERS || GROTE-RANKIN OTTO F. KEGEL, President A WEEK Buys the Finest Kitchen Cabinet on Earth! We want an eight-hour da l Ligsce ane eecherecmen “We want sued to the scientific world in 40 }to have time every day (o vial “Since 1870, Germany has WASHINGTON, D. C., June [OF more years: That the COLOS friends and enjoy life been Faust, the man of action, | 26—There are nearly 1,000,000 SAL FAILURE in the history of No! No!" declared the next| and not Mamlet, the procrasti enemy aliens in the United (all science has been the attempt oo eaker What we want ts more nating philosopher.” States, according to estimates (to explain organisms in terms of § |work. [ want to get all the wor This was the theme of a lec of Gam L. Rogers, director of |the PHYSICAL. When “O. C }1 can do and w 1s long ax | ture delivered by Or, Frederick | the bureau of the census, The | and others of your correspondents , | |please, 1 have no friends to visit W. Melenest, of the depart natives of Germany, Austria grasp this significance they will } That woman is wrong,” declared; ment of German at the univer. Hungary, Bulgaria and Turkey | Cease to waste precious energy in j ja third If we haven't got any sity, before students of the in this country, he says, | worrying over race failure in war friends to visit, it's because we've summer session, Monday night amounts to about 4,662,000. times. A diviner law governs re j |ne 0 ps tt Hietriby. Production and its relationship to Jnever had time to make friends, Dr. Meisnest lared that the! RoKers estimates thetr distribu. P +4 Jas other people do. What we need American people (ens tion follows race than mere “physical fitness. , ]is more friends and more time to er a de! agp ie ie Emerson —that golden name in A [enjoy them aOR Can tinh ties ce America—Darwin, the Brownings, | Free Speech Exists al system of the empire enjoy Byron, Percy Shelly, Sir Walter | Utter and absolute free the highest : woddn Scott, Goethe, ad infinitum, were a J exists; only » could make oan : a ae si Pee not “physically fit.” Mary Baker the infinity of the numbe om Ex . hile 1 bullon of the enemy Eddy was not “physically fit” up matters dink ac6. Naina, Giaeacdan Kites eit d_ American au-) The distribution of the enemy ¢ the age of 46, yet she bore a by the ple of uecthing: Rundis, factual act Germany's intal-| Male Aliens, RDOVe 22 Years Of AEC: uohysicaity fit” eon, While her Folks are free to talk against each oral ape : ae 1.099 Vigorous, virile sister bore nervous hee! ‘ sy wii he ee ore te Bele ltrong children. Woodrow Wilson has “ ‘ ald Dr. Meisnost, “any man tria i, “ lly fit” in pres- Only yesterday, for instance, sol-| who speaks with wante cod Fea aocooy Tever been “physically Alere of tha ith army, at the foat.lekainay aay feraice cations Gone pearey 20.000 ent day terminology. Yet who |decided that the czar Was not belog harm to the whole body politic of | Bulgaria $009 Would not be proud to have any lguarded with oulficlent care ta his| the Amoriecs Hh 09 of this blood in his veins? Who palace. They passed a resolution) Eight wom , While 89 per cent of the Ger would deny them progeny above patos, oar vase’ & cemiiiion eht wonton of the audience, ap- ' n naturalized, that of pugiliste (who nearly all a ec an ° olution | paren offended a quotation estimat ont 7 per cent i hed Minister of War Kerensky, fr Roosevelt, left the room, | of retire eat vee arya e OF pexerey, Gepeneed)? - of the Austrians, 26 per cent of the How many editors, educators or Kernesky Investigates tamping their feet and hissing une th “ "2 o A & ifungar s, 18 per cent of the revolutionists are “physically fit’? The ex-czar is giving liquor Tur i 16 be + ef the’ Bas 4 sa the agldiane Gh as Glare and 10 per cent of the Bul What assurance have we of race ing him,” w ft UAKE iS RE ne as citizens of the United | progress in this pantheistic wor omaha ate aay ¥ yt CORDED ' ship of beef, brawn and brain? Kerensky went to Tsarkoe CLEVELAND, 0O., June 26 An Mind et or vagsepitag of a million i ly severe earthquake shoc bee le years o' f Selo to loo Into the matter ° a 7 ery Suffer W ar Horrors One swallow does not make a 4 He found that, according to a ween 4,000 and 6,000 r. One fact, factor nor fea long established custom at the recorded today by the! As a sample of the horrors of SUmmer. . ‘ toiee, . Mea J / > . . palace, the guards were being at St. Ignatius’ col-| war, golfers who have been using ture does not make acience, | Ne E, Another “rural” play for Ray, in which our hero Given a hottie of wine every the ‘university links on the south truth le ever eclentific untll all te 4 proves he is of “the metal that rings truest when day. He laid the matter before bmg re a the quakejend of the campus sow find that ® oii snship of muscice and bleed : 9 the troops guarding the palace, | might have been in Chile portion of the ground has been 1 mighty poor thrown down hardest.” The story classes in every “Yes,” they replied. “We re. The shock registered from 1:08) commandeered by the government | Pressure to soul is a mighty, poor . n to " t c © une Oo! ne a ju ‘ : . . ate ¥ way with “The Pinch Hitter. ceive 6 bettie. of wine every |e. 2. t0 Si amt. wh h mana? eae f the new naval train’ (ee progress. Breeding for “phys- 40 work-reducing inventions—each like a willing |J 5 aga i Myc Mee sb gee ‘ : | eat fitness” in ntock often results J) hand to assist you in the Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet. E pL ak hae er pil a | in barrenness. In fowls the results : é : | fan caniciens Pack Pe daghnaba are often a breeding out of all There were at one time a million women just like 4 diere of the 12th sien we nil profitable production, Was not the you—thought they didn’t a Hoosier because they J pig 2 » we LU inest “better aby ever bor ' 1 ‘ wilt-in } _ } The Betrayal of Maggie”—an all-star, all dis entinue the preetios Siattig from undereied ahd 1m had plenty of br she | comedy 2-reel Keystone. wr VeLERL ceueiiths developed parents? Was not the Shas becHe WMI arin possess HOomaa lore, in solemn sssemb “most perfect baby” found in New ame 1 ls 1 s oe ’ FIRST AND PIKE Admission 15 Childr 5 they voted to abolish a pleasant York slums? ied what the He is and what it does. “ Continuous 11 to 11. c— en SC and, the on ong Nngering Let us beware of SOPHISTRY now realize how much time, how many steps and F Pacbic ta aaeik vate We tha arte Let us rout out the sophistry in our uch energy it saves. What it means to be able to t - ‘ ote at the drop creeds, traditions, superstitions } ‘the T ve 400 arti 7 oh any subjec sit leisurely at their work. To have 400 articles all a “ rd impress I received 8 ge tap td dn let within arms’ reach. How 40 labor-saving inventions oy Sa Seeeeanom + SOnees said: Sophistry is an anarchist In ; a ‘acl a g Sewid ce ee me cane o [ ethics. And it is true. Let us, make it an indispensable servant ewilderment at the problem o' pe that other flattering soph. i «etting all this voting translated D "t Dela T: Fir Pi istry that we are EDUCATED. Will you try one in your kitchen at our risk? It 4 lato laws on y—Come ake st ick Even mothers speak of “daughter's must win you or there is no sale. ; The voting is not vague and un education” when she has finished ; | j ngs ma aking’ Bo ib? Grade school or the convent! Our |) All your money back if you are not delighted. pos ee STOWE UD ous Of The Ore newspapers recorded in the earlier . z : jorganizations, whereby national or Mr. H. M. R. Who tB. . Gs bow a certain girl returned || wens ganizations of al! sorts are develop . Fh. ogers, Secured the Great B. Schneider ? Chi Aor abt’ aniaeial nd ; s ‘ rem Ciena aiter & Grote-Rankin—PIKE AT. FIFTH—Grote-Rankin ing. and Emporium Stocks, Grabs Entire Larsen-Mueller schooling, highty educated! Shades Uncountable Repetition of Socrates! Shoe Co. Stock of Portland, Oregon. Hundreds of Socrates rolled back i A few wash 1, for in the tides of Sophists, and stamped —— —— : stance, or a few farmers, in sonte| Pairs of Walk-Over Shoes Just Unpacked and the thought of 1500 years, and be. © xtremely rem Ke strict hold a) Thrown on Sale for First Time Wednesday. gan the foundations of the present Per ib meeting and elect a delegate to a day scientific method - Segre i in or farm , . Ar ducated with dal) Prices Paid Producers for Bass, ers in som ‘wn, Thia Men's Walk-Over Shoes, | waits, political walle, prejudiced |g, Pewltry, Veal larger n turn, elects a broken lines, worth to $4.00; walis or academic walls fettering proiters—1917 - . on in a still Walk-Over stamped on every minds? Be they great statesmen Ducks Fat 2 a pair, go Wednesday at /° oy elidiy senak eg pedbeor a3|"s Under 4 ibe. Every Housewife 8 more tru C T oday’s Beauty Hel $1.98. SCHOOLED, SKILLED or CUL. fox I Y BANK i Today's y Pp | Men's Walk-Over Shoes, TURED. Let us turn our school. | Tuners Dremeed Should have these ig not necessary to shampoo $4.50, $5.00 and $6.00 values, ing away from “physically fit”) Roosters—014, live Two Splendid Cook Books teas it @ Walk-O d platitudes towards diviner beati- | Perk--Good block hogs... . ~ lyour hair so freq if it is er al ver name and price OF SEATTLE, WASH. | ato Spied cleansed each stamped on every pair, go at ‘v9** Al! evolution is Mihalis lose |, ea» no 7 i : iene 1 really good $2 : in |} ‘and Cheese | | THE FAIRIES COOK BOOK Report of Condition Made to Comptroller of the (nal Se ge andl a. a Cordially, ees a | Camieyoat Close of Busin June 20 rere es Men's Fine Dress Shoes, MINNIE B. FRAZIER. | potter— | and : ‘ : Aig i Ses worth to $5.00, go at $2.48. Soa ea WILEAN RCTS NESS Waahineton creamery, Sittx 33|| FISHER’S BLEND SOUR RESOURCES one that brings out all the Ladies’ and Misses’ Shoes, Oo" could you give me a little] steam Cauiforsia, cube = MILK RECIPE COOK Loans and Discounts ..... vos $2,755 cy 20 sears ee fort Sosa ae dis baa Ny sey le 4 4 information about President Wil-| Eege-Select rauch -... 4@37 BOOK Overdrafts ros 61.95 a > t ; Ladies’ alk-Over Shoes,’ son's life, or tell me where | could | “heree q g a teaspoonful canthrox . ; "Ser U. S. Bonds to secure circt 50,000.00 > vine ; Obtained fora iit broken lines, $1.89. get it? Are there any books writ. ‘ Federal Reserve Bank Stock......... 18,000.00 . Brie tn a oan of Hoe wales Ladies’ and Misses’ White ten en his life? BLANCHE. || Bork edited sd ott De Furniture and Fixtures........ 1,000.00 el a Canvas Shoes and Pumps, at|ton'a hook called, “Woodrow Wil| Yoone america’. Isabelle Cl AS: ponds and Warrants ....-..- peels i iy Itito ail the be baad ioe Hat wap ote a 2 fon, the Man, and His Work.” This|@———__ Savelle UlGTR DS WExy y d Exchange 168,545.10 Als P sca fy ed ross adies’, was published in 1916. Others are Country Cooking and Baking expert. f Cash and E: g the tap. of the ' : g pe { pC ce bae le Pr raspeor H. M. ROGERS Shoes, 12-in top, at $3.48, | “Woodrow Wilson, the Story of) 2 Sditor Pure Food Departaiaalt j $4.938,969.46 ho md of hg g-|Proprietor of the Red Front Cloth Men's Bicctiain , His 14 by Wm. Bayard Hale Sean Food aay Post Tntalligeenes iis sok all impuri ; ing Co., Who Grabs the Great worth to $7.00, go at $3.48, 1° 1 “Woodrow Wilson, His Chick Food : LIABILITIES soothing and cooling in Its act pairs esoodlig Portland Man's. Feavi S Vork ths pda OR tied ee py pina Pe Send four cents in stamps for both ‘ $ 500,000.00 as well as beneficial to both scalp tock for Seattle " “ 8, sy y books; two cent stamp if only one Capital paid in ..... scecceseesccosesP MOO in one the for wet weather wear, worth Hartford, 1912 0) is desired. Surplus .........---++ 100,000.00 you will find the to $6.00, go at $2.85. Boys’ Shoes, all solid leather, go aa paseeaeee 4 5 Address Undivided Profits 108 pisehe , sip is freah clean and tree from | at PR i iat *—Fod 7 sees ia | Matied or Ground Martey <-------.-04 Fisher Flouring Mills Co. Ee one eee 4 dandruf hile @ hair = drie s ndals s s > racked Co: Litzoe Seer saga 81.557.28 kly and evenly, developing a ger gay oes ary Janes at B8¢. | To ‘ay far et ig Sova Tean Me $0.00 Harbor Island, Seattle SUNN cabs veo sibs sects He eenrdseses 4,181,557.28 q aCe tute Aen a gent Huttined If you are in need of Shoes, come to this sale. We just = aan : that makes it seem very heavy | Bouant “i ore ae stock from Portland—come—get your | - $4,938,969.46 on ——————— | share while the “pickings are good.” | DEPOSITS Under Call June 20, 1917. .$4,181,557.28 | vis lees DEPOSITS Under Call June 30, 1916.. 3,436,362.23 el” S its acrificed at $5. 15°. _— Increase in one year $ 745,195.05 EXCURSION } Artiehokee-—Der don 3 1a FARES Suits that sold to $15.00 go Wednesday at $5.75. Men's ean 42) ROE Een a] . alga $20.00 high-class Suits, including Griffon and Collegian makes | Conteare a Vice Pres. —a rare value at this price—$S.95. : 7 i : s TOTHEEAST Men's Suits, beautifully tailored, in tweeds, worsteds, |({0"\uiic per ib l: 4.b0 7 chi sophie Round Trip to the Middle West ||and serges: latest Spring Styles; many Society and Strauss|tucumbere= PN tes and Canada, former prices to $30.00. Cut Wed-| pure wool fabrics in lot; Member of Federal Reserve Bank June 20 nesday to $11.85. i} Florida ane Wednesday we will sell Men's 50c President Suspenders | ‘ eh—Local, per Ib, All Our Trimmed Street, Tailored and Sports Lettuce Northern Pacific Railway jat 19¢; 10c Handkerchiefs at 3¢@; $1.50 Cluett Shirts at| “Local nothoure .......cc0. lats Reduced for Wedn Selling 69¢; Men's Wool Underwear, worth to $2.00, goes at 68¢; | Local, head, per don. - aa es ae sae Men’s Flannel Shirts, worth to $3.50, at $1.38; Men's $1.50 | Ours @ DAILY THROUGH TRAINS || Union Suits at @S8¢; $2.50 Silk and Wool Underwear O8¢@. | Mitra .....-.+- Mad a a Soa $6.95 These are just a few items picked at random from these) \W,{" °" i ee a ee To Minneapolis, St. Paul. Chi | great stocks. Rogers just grabbed this great Larsen-Mueller | | Cal. red ioe. 100 Street Hats $3 95 al pl ered adore “aectant Portland stock and will throw it all on sale tomorrow. It’s a rariey— POdUCEd 10) coy. cca eomniceee re . Barat Dining Car Service huge undertaking—a stupendous sale—and in these days of», ania 100 Street Hats 1] 95 soaring prices it will be as a godsend to the economical shop- é reduced to ...... VISIT pers of Seattle. Breet “ 125 Sort 1 Tai | Popcorn aa per Ib. 07T@ 07% a asicbead oy ea e 15¢ Arrow Collars, late styles, will be sold at two for 15c, |PaneurnNenraska per | % reduced to .. certain! d YELLOWSTONE A large lot of Men's Overalls, all sizes, go at 49¢. Men's Iie FID, seseseeceseseres s 08% oo lotio’ tats y oes NATIONAL PARK Pants that sold to $3.00, at 98¢. Boys’ Suits, worth to $6.00, Mii nial , pep ise $1 00 EN ROUTE at $2.85. B. V. D.’s, 30¢. Dress Shirts, Black Bear Dae ones ollow otatoes Yakima Goma .. Overalls, Mackinaws, Logger Shoes, Slicker Coats, etc., in fact, everything for man’s dress or work wear included heal eczema For all detatls What relief! ‘The first applica- | of fain mits, this sale, and going at the lowest prices ever placed om| {era W000 ie bb@soe tion of Resinol Ointment usually trains, call at world’s standard merchandise. Note Carefully our Address— FRUITS Apples— stops all itching and burning and TICKET Dein Winsean 1.75@3.00 makes your tortured skin feel cool OF Ice THE RED FRONT CLOTHING COMPANY, Rome Heasty..-- Ligier Yellow 1.60@2.00 and comfortable at last. Smith Bide, 1508-1510 First Avenue Won't you try the easy Resinol way to heal | Yesler and 2nd baci seas vee 9.00 eczema or similar skin-ersption ? Opposite the Public Market, just north of Pike Street. Sale! jj,\P °° ‘ Pa | Doct He have prescribed Resinol {starts Wednesday morning at 9 A. M. sharp and the sale Geseeherties Per 1b, 07 regularly for over twenty years prices here quoted hold good all this week. We've just 3.00@3 59 Ointment, with the help of Resinol bought another new stock and it goes on sale Wednesday. 1 AUPE Sash eh sss $an8 s SataEE |So come—now is your chance to get first pick. If you want| pe-saraatt +8 b0@ jto save, come to this sale and come early, A word to the | Local... 4.00 | wise is sufficient. Marshalls ---0- ‘iano