The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 2, 1917, Page 7

nCo Phone Main 7100, Fraser: Paters Second Ave. at University St. call for cool, refreshing, lightweight Suits, and America’s artist UMMER day STAR—MONDAY, JULY 2, i917, PAGE / sssteeesse Uk skh ssa losisiccoiiisitiiinsiisreritsssss testateerssrietessicteerstn ‘DRAFT RULES FAIR “Must Be No Injustice,’ Declares President WASHINGTON, July 2—The | “The system here provided place draft system is one of equal- [all men of military axe an ity and fairness, President Wil even plane, and then, by selec son explained today in a proo- which neither favors th ne 1 lamation accompanying exemp- | penalizes the other, calls out the | tion and draft regulations, is. | Feauisite number for service sued today. Depends on Boards’ Honesty “The ion of this His proclamation eald: | The regulations which IT am to-|la day causing to be promulgated, pur-| n vant to the direetion of the select rvice law, covers the remaini j steps of the plan for ealling § wervice law, cover the remaining # ified men from those who have reg istered; those selected as the re sult weful ope and th regulations depends arily upon the loyalty, pa triotism and justice of the membe of the boards to whom its op tlon Ins committed, and IT admonish every member of every local board and of each district board of view that their duty to their coun try requires an impartial and fear Into of this process to conatitute, | with the regular army, the Natlon-|less performance of the delicate al Guard and the navy, the fight} and difficult duties intrusted to ing forces of the nation, all of them which forces are, under the terma| They should remember an to lof the law, placed in a position of} each individual case presented to ~ FREDERICK&NELSON Basement Salesroom i ae Dainty Lace-Trimmed , and Embroidered Lingerie Waists | Qo~< at $1.25 HE four Waists sketched, | V RY well-made and from this very finely finished are - selected interesting collection, indicate Children’s Canvas Shoes $1.50, $1.75, $2 : these White Canvas the smart style and dainty Shoes. They are on trimming effects of these | comfortable broad - toe Blouses. last, with good leather | soles. Sizes 6 to 8, ficial White Cotton Gabard Suits tnmmed with large cx and deep cuffs ...... re belt; at Smart Suits ¢ dian designs in Russian ar, two large and two small pockets, sash_beit A similar Suit is made with over-collar of Khaki-Kool silk Dainty New Summer Frocks for Wox garment manufacturers have designed some particularly attractive styles. The garment room on the Third Floor is showing a very representative show- ing of the correct new models, among which are blouse effects Jacket i $18.75 and_ novelty ne imported ratine, in hair-line, check and Maya In Norfolk and Russian blouse effects..$27.50 to $35.00 —These are only a few from the ample collections ready for selection. Third Floor em ser-Patéreon Co, —Especially clever new styles showing the correct fashions in materials and modes. Charming Frocks for midsummer occasions. There voiles, crepes, are etc marquisettes, fine white nets, cotton grenadine In the styles are seen many entirely new features in collars, in sleeve in tunic drapes. The trimmings of dainty laces, appliques, insertions, tuckings, shirring buttons and ribbons introduce some extremely attractive effects With all their daintiness, the prices are moderate -- $8.50, $10.50, $15.00 + N those clever, comfortable, practical Dresses designed for vacation and out- ing wear, we were never better supplied Large assortments, ranging from......... $1.95 to $5.95 —Particularly: —A splendid Suit for outings, made of durable white jeancloth, in Norfolk style, with large sailor collar and wide belt.... —Fraset-Paterson Co, Second Floor. HE approved styles in a variety of qualities, both wool and cotton, and shown in an abundance of colors and com- binations. | ) $35.00 Third Floor —Fraser-Paterson Co, Flags for the Fourth ‘OU will want lots of Flags flying on the Fourth, and to supply the demand we have large stocks of the kinds most wanted : —Cotton Flags on spearhead stick .10¢ to 75¢ —Standard Wool Hunting Flags; prices from a ZT SO .5¢ to $4.50 $4.70 to . Mounted Silk Flags . ‘ Heavy Cotton Bunting Flags; 4xé-ft. size at $5.95; 5x8-ft, size 7.50 —Fraser-Paterson Co, Second Floor. Beach Rompers for Little Folks ERY attractive and practical suits for the little tots’ play days. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Suits in various styles, made of serviceable, washable ginghams, in stripes and ge colors, Pink, blue, tan, green SBE ~Overaiie— Children’s Overalls of heavy blue shirting, trimmed with red —Fraser-Paterson Co. Bathing Suits for Mem ~Men's Bathing Suits will be found pro equal right, dignity and respons!-|them that they are called upon to bility with the members of all oth-| adjudicate the most sacred rights or military forces of the Individual and to preserve For the Nation's Honor untarnished the honor of the na The regulations have been) tion drawn with a view to the needs Our armies at the front will be and circumstances of the whole| strengthened and sustained if they jecountry, and provide a system| be composed of men free from any |which, it {s expected, will work) sense of Injustice in thelr mode of jwith t least inequality and per-| selection, and they will be inspired Jsonal hardship. Any system for ¢e-|to loftier efforts in alf of @ |lecting men for military service,| country in which the citizens called }whether voluntary or involuntary) upon to perform high public func in [ts operation, necessarily selects| tions perform them with fusttce, some men to bear the burden of| fearlessness and impartiality | danger and sacrifice for the whole (Signed) pation | “WOODROW WILSON.” DRAFT RU o—..... CONTINUED LES MADE FROMPAGE1 — ~ forbid bearing arms, students isters the United States and United States mails Pilots and mariners in the States Criminals convicted of fel #) i | The most vital power lindispensable and the necessa hands of the district board Is. for each federal district in the Phe entire burden of pre the claimant | Appeal from the rulings « the regula How Selection le Made As outlined in the rules, the fol }lowing are the steps leading up to the ordering of the men {nto camp A local exemption board of three members for approximately each 30,000 of population {s set up. Most ot these tribunals are already formed. In many cases they are the registration boarda. Other higher boards for each fed- eral judicial district are formed They are composed of five men of the highest standing, and known as district or appellate boards, Any member of either board may be re- moved by the president. On a day to be set, the lower boards meet and organize, The registration cards are secured from the registration boards, which then weane to exist. The cards are num- bered serially, from one up, and the names and oumbers posted in a public p and given to the press for publication, At the same ime a copy is sent to Washington Drawing in Washington When every card is numbered and posted in every precinct fn the nation, the stage is set for the ac H/ tual drawing fin | other proclamation, !t is known the drawing will take place in Wash ington. . vided here in an assortment of the best P sf nex —All-cotton Suits of good, heavy, service- | 1:14. After he order tn which “gy “yy able grade ee ” Pure wool at $5 termined, t quota that each state riers pal one err $4.50 | must yield up to the army will be aes le “a _ Suits, well ~A heavy wool with a little cotton at 83.75 nnounced. Eeendid | Wool-and-cotton * © | <x wool and cotton mixture at ROO Eri, state utara are directed made. A special value At... sees PSOE And good Cotton Suits at $1.00 to $3 Me Po ee vaeaae auohe the —Praser PER Ps ee = Cow Firat Floor, $y counties and cities on the basis of 333 seeseeseesatsstseesstesesss | population. MUST JOIN TODAY |FI No candidates for the second un- officers’ reserve training | camp, now being held at Ft. Law- ten, will be accepted after Monday New York's white-wings trained by experts , RST GIRL CADETS WILL GIVE BENEFIT The First Girl Cadets of Wash-| dancing, at 9:30 ington benefit will be given at the| uesday afternoon will be dev | Masonic temple, at 8 p.m. Monday.) are | Dancing at 9:30. | Tuesday evening they will put| Will be furnished otic drive at the [A tableau and musical | will be staged, followed by jitn ed to knitting. Woman {nstructe 7™ SEMI-ANNUAL FREDERICK « NELSONS jed to come and help. DELIRIOUS MAN ring himself away from rly, W. J. Brealy, 39, 309 Seneca st., leaped four stories to his death from the surgical He grasped the pa | but Brealy, bracing himself again | the window sill wrenched loose few seconds later he | way Brealy was employed as a labor the hospital compound fractu His home waa fe lie came to night with a of the left leg ierly in Victoria | The total number of troops the differeat United States ¥ |follow: Revolutionary, 309,79 war of 1812, 605,046; Mexican war, Span- ish war, 274,717; Philippine ineur- 101,282; civil wer, 2,869,132; rection, 126,468, fon the last feature of thetr patri Masonic temple. program | will be there, and yarn and needles Women are ask LEAPS T0 DEATH ”. lent's wain was found dead on the sidewalk on Yesledelaimant must furnlth an affidavit | in the shipyards and leaves a wife. Friday Then numbers will be drawn in | Washington. Each number drawn | will strike the men of that number |in every precinct In the nation To Notify Them by Mail names ey ot-| These numbers and wif rs {again be posted and published and lthe men called will be notified by | mail | Next the “honor men” will again be summoned for physical examin ation before the local board. One member of each board is a physi | clan. He ts ordered to make the Jexamination in the presence of an lother member of the board Two Examinations guard against unfairness in the physical examination, the pres Jident makes an ingenious pro- v'sion In case the physician designates t.| trict board men eng DISTRICT BOARDS POWERFUL that of deciding which men are Altho the method ts left for an-} ot divinity and ordained min Legislative, judicial and executive officers of the United |States or the states of the Union | Men in the army or the navy of the United States | PILOTS AND MARINERS, TOO | Aliens who have not taken first citizenship papers, and} |subjects of Germany Workmen in the armories, arsenals and navy yards of aged in the transmission of merchant marine of the United| | | ynies and the morally deficient ry industries—is placed in the One or more boards is created | antry ‘ exemption put upon| of the tribunals is and} flist of the men discharged those not discharged to the district | beard Again these names are | posted and a notice sent to each. | Claims for exemption upon occu-| pational grounds must be made to the district board within five days jafter the man is notified that he is drawn, The burden of a double proof | rests upon these claimants. They |must prove that the industry in | which they are engaged is neces leary and that they are “indis | pensable” to ita successful conduct. Boards Will Decide The regulations provide that claims may be made up on these/ 1 remises That he is actually engaged in a} jarticular industrial or agricultural! jenterprise necessary to the mainte-| nance of the military establishment | or the national interest and th his continuance therein {s neces: sary to the maintenance of that in dustry and cannot be dispensed | with or replaced without substan-| tial material loss and detriment of that enterprise Each claim affidavits, When, tn the opinion of the toard, the loss of the man to the ust be supported by | industry outweighs the gain to the wilitary establishment, a certifi cate of discharge will be issued Claims for exemption may be made by wives, parents, children employers, or any person, for the man in whom they are interested | The boards are empowered to in- vestigate affidavits and claims for} exemption with any means at their disposal. | After the occupational claims are passed upon, the district board will next review the appeals from lower boards. Upon these appeals thetr| decision is final. When ft is ad- verse, the man will be drafted into the army | | After all appeals are decided occupational claims are settled district board will report its list of eligibles to the adjutant general of the state. These are the men who are to be summoned to the colors d the army In a later proclamation | Wilson will c © a national board | li President | ¢™ ions as to whether the man| They are of the crisp, go d- laundering type, fashioned of sheer voiles and organdies, 1.50: 1.75; $2.00 pair RY 11 with— quirement For the “Fourth” HAKI and White Duck Crushers with stitched brims, 50c. White Felt Crushers, 95: pin tuckings, lace edges and insertions, hemstitching and embroidery and generous front frills—some also are in plain shirtwaist style. The size range is broad enough to take care of widely varying re- 36 to Very attractive values 3 —Basement Salesroom. Outing Millinery Silk Poplin Motoring Bon- Jane Pumps with white soles and heels, sizes 6 to 8, $140 a pair; 8% to 11, $1.60 pair; 11% to 2, $1.80 pair. Children’s Sandals with tan calf or pearl elk uppers and heavy soles, sizes 6 to 8, $1.00 pair; 9 to 11, 12 to 2, $1.35 $1.25. | Women’s Patent Pumps, $2.65 wo EN’S Patent Leather Pumps | and strap Slippers with medium weight soles, White Felt Sailors with nets with visor, 75¢ sizes 3 to 8, $2.65 pair. oe Bogen Panes 7 White Milan Sailors in a Women's White Can- aoe x number of good blocks, vas Shoes with Neo- Velour Hats in green, gold, with white grosgrain lin soles, sizes 21% Copenhagen, rose, $5.00 band, $3.00. | to 7, $4.00 pair. and $6.50. | Basement Salesroom. | —Basement Salesroom Women’s Khaki Apparel For Outing or Vacation While these garments are designed especially for “roughing it,” good tailor- ing and careful finishing have not been overlooked The Coats are in Norfolk style, finished with peplum; with convertible collar and achable belt. Sizes 36 to 46. Price 75. The Skirts are in ide fre 37 waist m S: full circular model, ng style, sizes 22 to nt. Price $2.00. Basement Salesroom. or Women’s White Middy Suits, $1.75 COOL and sensible for the “Fourth,” made comfortable two-piece middy style, of white cotton twill, with full-belted, short-sleeve coat and plain skirt. Sizes 36 to 46. Price $1.75. ent Salesroom suit the outing in IVE Picnic Baskets ity bamboo, is the substantial The text of the resolutions cov- 78 printed pages. Every pub- ration in the United States will persons w in the handy suit- e¢ shape, of good qual- Picnic Basket pictured. Eleven- inch size, 25¢; 40 BELIEVED T0 rescued, — ! Mercerized Sweaters | $4.25 LEASING gold and rose shades are featured in these lustrous - finished Sweaters. They are in large-collar model, with tasseled sash belt and patch pockets. Sizes 36 to 46. Price $4.25. —Basement Salesroom. Misses’ and Children’s Middy Skirts, $1.50 i Lataties Skirts are in the smart full- | plaited style, made on to 11, OZ Misses’ and Children’s Patent Leather Mary an under- bodice. The material is a serviceable heavy twill, finished with wide hem. Sizes 6 to 16 years. Price $1.50. | —Basement Salesroom. Women’s Lisle Stockings 40c Pair HESE Lisle Stockings are of the fav- orably-known Phoenix make — black or white, with double sole, heel and toe. to 10. 40¢ pair. ement Salesroom. Sizes 8%4 13%- and by the railroad. Soldier Describes Horror some seri- in the fall, They will be notified d 50 Ee 25c and 50C 43-inch sizes, 50. Can Appeal to President —Basement Saresroom. An appeal from the district board in occupational cains o he —— president is provided for, But,| = pending the decision of the appeal, | |the claimant may be summoned to|4 fine, is provided for evasion. service commission, and the third Private Joe Crowley, of the Téth | ward of the city hospital in |any Posey error wae calllto hear the occupational app receive these printed coples within regiment, Who was on duty under or | fhe, Publle Safety bullding, at | ye another examination in {g-|, The district boards are ordered|® few days. All are appealed to the cantilever bridge when the ec- = pay 5 fe Mn 7 porance of the first report. If|to ascertain the existing conditions| to print the official text in ue It) cident occurred, said today: rh | ystery si surrounds the both make the game diagnosis, a of industry tn thetr districts, to aid|!s suggested that if the complete/ I was watching the car at the . snenpe from Me Sem, where fie Ifieate of diequalification will |!n making equitable exemptions, | Textlations cannot be printed in time. I saw the trolley pole leave hands had been strapped. certif oF alag | lone issue, that they be printed in |the wire and swing around in the a | Crazed and delirious, suffering be issu Another Freel ama pion succeeding issues. air, Then the car just seemed to Fe) lfrom blood poisoning, Brealey had), Members of the board are barred) Another proclamation, to follow NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y., July |sink down in the earth. There ar BEGINS been strapped to the bed, wich his |ffom passing upon any relative's| within @ fow days, will make the SUZZALLO HONORED | 2—Forsy persons ma * TY | was @ ecremm and lt raised ony ate sia hands above his head, It 1s be-|Ca#? laws governing the final step of the deat hein lives when the gorge {on end, There was not a chance THURSDAY leved one of the six patients in the After the physical examinations | draft assembling the men and Dr. Henry Suzzallo has been! faiiroad car plunged over the for the poor souls who were trap- ward helped him unfasten the are finished the boards will take] calling them into camps jelected a mem of the national embankment into the seething ped there. straps. up the exemption of the classes| On any disputed decision of the tive committee of the League! water of the Niagara river, “The whole bank slid out—went | Donald Walker, an orderly, step- ©, ecified In the rule, boards, a majority rules. Members)to Enforce Peace, of which former) ate Sunday. out just like sand. The trolley car ped in the room just as Brealy was| A claim supported by affidavits |are barred from taking part | President William H. Taft is pres-| With the recovery from the river|8creeched; I guess that must have climbing out one of the two un.(must be made by men asking ex-/hearing that concerns any relative/ ident today of the body of Mra, D, J, Coy,| Deen the brakes put on suddenly, It barred windows of the institution, /OmPUon _ Claims upon ocoupationsl |SIGhet a Mt eAL in phyatoal @ ~Iniwe oh Kansas City, the total known dead] W48 & terrible sound, .|grounds must be made to the dis-| In ce in pivsicat oe SMIEL GOING NAVY | sag vicccacet 1o°ur, “twenysag| saw heads and hate and arms out thru the open sides of the car. st Dependency Affidavits | It, the government is given} Walter Shiel, University of Wash-| Susiy injured. Twenty-nine are| Then the trolley car swung down A| In making a claim for exemption|the benefit of the doubt, and the) tngton football hero, has been ap-| gi) missing. The bodies of some| ff the tracks and the next thing I o» the ground of aydependent, the | man is certified as “fit. |pointed ensign in the Unitea|® y have been swept away in the S&¥ Was the trucks up in the air To guard against partiality, e¥-| States naval reserve. He has left nay ha tapi : and the car all smashed to bits hat the Income for the support of |ery case of an exemption ne ® for Annapolis. | “rhese figures are based on the| and sliding into the water.” er) the dependent is mainly from the | board is appealed automatically to a | . by poe : satin > fruit his labor and not derived|the upper tribunal, Unless new DIES OF WOUNDS latest brant Atetic tg spall LUMBER EXPERT HERE He must bring from the depend from property another affidavit re pr-ent asirming the dependency and another from a head of a family |stating the same grounds. in| Within three days after the af. rs fidavite are filed the local board 1; {must make its decision, Wither an wbsolute, conditional or temporary discharge may be granted Claims Due in Five Days iA The local boards next report a one ybar, without the alternative bd r evidence is presented after a short time, the highe will affirm the decision. This method gives) a¢ the public in general an opportunity to present evidence favoring or op: | posing the decision | Heavy penalties are imposed for | making false statements or any ev sion of the requirements of the regulations, Imprisonment for not more tha! jubilee at Fortuna park, Wednes-| [aay, July 4, this morning. and early Milton R. Nichols, former resi ney, today, lice patrolled the river Simmons, federal Roger E pert of the eign and de soldiers and in po: search the state public’ injured by an auto Sunday, lumber ex- bureau of for- commerce, is in ent of Seattle, and later of the ‘ Oy a ede un ee, Ae 4 of Yistine OF Si i a pltae: Seattle, investigating trade OonAls ‘rance of wounds received in the) \nirjpool rapids Sunday afternoon, | 'O"* battle of Ypres. | it is believed the accident was| AUTO HITS WOMEN SCOTS HOLD PICNIC caused by washing out of the road-) Misse Mary and Elizabeth Scottish residents of Seattle will] bed by recent heavy rains, | Hyndman, who live at the Young ‘hold their annual highland sports| Three investigations were start-| Women’s Christian association, ed today, one by the district attor-) were knocked down and slightly another by 4