The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 5, 1917, Page 10

TH CALLED E TO. COI ORS et GERMAN TRAP FAILS Sub Net Fails to Catch Troop Transport)~ BY CARL D. GROAT past week, ending yesterday, and Misa Nephelo Bunnell wearing a“ Vaited Prow respondent 28 the previous week, it was felt ~ WARHINATON, July 8 here that Germany had called her| prize-winning — red-white-and-blue 4 U-bdoats from thetr work and told bee America’s spy hunt today tend rom to get Perahing’s expedition ed to absolve any navy mer Secretary Daniels — tndteated | bers from gullt In spreading ad strongly that the navy department! vance news upon which Ger had been thoroly investigated and| many mobilized her U-boata to that he had found there could be waylay U. 8. army transporte, no leak from that souree, fnasmuch With a new battle recorded orders Were sent out tn a costume. ee oe —that between a U, 8. pro t e and wore sealed Vision ship's convey and two 1 to Admiral Graves, German subdmarinee—officials, of the destroyer convoy however, were 1 than ever Tt would not have taken a par-| ularly efficient German apy, how to collect th wa of the To get it to his convinced that Germany apread — t{ a flotilla of her submarines to | ever, deal death to America’s first transport salling expeditionary force. government req d greater oft. | What ts regarded as further proof ctenoy of syster of t aA Was seen tn Mec reaged The preparations and satlings submarine son merchant ships; were well known in the American the past two week port from which the transports With only 20 ships sunk for the sail | formed spy to cable to a neutral rase nveyt news of price to » enemy. Splea t, tried and shot in England have usually been found in possession of what appear to be business *. | “In one case, I remember, the spy | © posed as travel Duteh cigare igars represent-| LEAKS REALLY ARE DANGEROUS SAYS LORD NORTHCLIFFE | 8 accomp! ing salesm: Various bri | Ry United Press Leased Wire | ed certain ahips f WASHINGTON, July 5— People are much too prone to { Private cable leak—and not consider newspaper leak, which | | 80 much what is printed in the | !8 open to all eyes, t to con-| | newspapers—is the deadly peril sider the private cable k, which | f which this government must |!s the really deadly on | | wipe out In its campaign Power to open all overseas mall, | j againet spies. Thie was the Such as is performed by the British, | warning given by Lord North. also is essential.” | cliffe, head of the British com | I mission, in an exclusive Inter. U-BOATS 800 MILES | hed view with the United Press to- | Pre AT SEA AFTER U. S Pressed constantly for interviews 2 Oe ever 5 e bis arrival tn America, By United Pres Leneed Wire Northcliffe has been notably ret!) WASHINGTON, July 5.—Ger { cent for fear that pro fan tnflu-| many has placed a screen of ences might seek to create the {m-; submarines more than 800 H pression that he is “butting tn” miles out in the Atlantic in q with advice to America. an effort to cut America’s com- Tells of England's Expertence munication tines, according to 4 He was found by a United Press| navy department advices. i staff correspondent today, working) The department annot fm his shirt sleeves, dictating to a had received an official f stenographer. U-dboats are operating ead “The censorship question he) Azores, a group of Portu ; repeated to a query. “If the cen-|lands 800 miles from the main- 5 ' sorship can effect the saving of a land Important relay cable sta single American life, it is worth tions are located there. ‘4 while. A submarine was reported to “The present censorship in Great/have shelled Ponta Del Gada, 8 NEW YORK, July 5—A patriotic costume won a $100 Liberty ' Britain, about which you inquire,|city in the Azores. Naval officials | jong for Miss Neph t nt automobile fashion show i was arrived at after more than two| refused to comment on a report| bond, for Miss Nuphelo, lutnw Appi ~grspngyhc ened medal 4 years of experiment, and ts worthy that an American transport in theyfoun the Stars and Stripes. ‘The re neo Bion yrs cag of consideration. It is roughly di- harbor helped repulse the U-boat /smoothly fitted bodice and a flowing & the blue and white j vided into three sections, the most | attac | was used for a coat lining. A black hat ven and a swag: |% i ee eee he cable coma) a | . | gor sash of black velvet served to emphasize brilliance of the H an CENTRALIZE HUNT national colors as a fashion motif 4 “Then follows newspaper censor. 7 ship and the censorsh!p of mafis. ee WSIS sence f Wash today by D. V. Chisholm rt hiet | tn D. C, commar » United Spanish Ve' Private Cables Are. Dangerous FOR GERMAN SPIES SPANISH WAR VETS “Thege censorships aim primart-| my United Prees Leased . TO REPLACE GUARD | u Ire . j ly at the suppression of tnforma-| WASHINGTON, July 5. —Crea- a tion likely to help the enemy, and tion of a national {ntelligence serv: | Th #0 squadrons will use auto at the discovery of information| ice to combine the work of all se-| PORTLAND, Two hun-| mobiles exclusively, each machine if Which may be of assistance to the|cret service organizations of the|cred and fifty thousand Spanish. manned by four men carrying rt ul allies. The cable censorship of|government was announced today |American war veterans will organ- flies, riot guns and sufficient ra- private and commercial messages| by the department of justice. This | ize ing uadrons, taking the /tions for 24 hours. Portland vet is made necessary by the hunt for!p'aco of the National Guard, ac-|erans are much pleased German spies. cording to plans announced here /i¢ea. presents the greatest difficulty. | with the “It would be easy for a well-in- THE BON MARCHE Ba RGAIN BASEMENT. $3.95 WILL WORK WONDERS IN THE BON MARCHE BASEMENT FRIDAY With Odd Lots and Small Sizes of Garments Going at This Low Price—Only a Limited Quantity of Each Line $3.95 Early shoppers will be the fortunate ones at this sale of Coats, Suits and Capes at $3.95—for we've only a limited quantity. Black and white checked Suits, neatly trimmed—mostly in small sizes; Capes of serge, wonderful value at $3.95; Coats in hair- line stripes and plaids compose the lot. COATS SUITS CAPES Examples of Other SAVINGS You'll Find Here Friday—and Every Day CHIFFON TAFFETA SMART UNTRIMMED DRESSES AT ONLY $9. 45 HATS FOR ONLY . 45c The newest modes in Women’s and Misses’ Silk When you see what a aneticeiile clever styles Dresses for street and afternoon wear. Made of fine | are to be found among these shapes you'll marvel chiffon taffeta with Georgette sleeves. In navy, | that we can sell them at such a low price! A special Copen, black, tan and green. Sizes for women and | purchase—tells the story. Liseres and Milan hemps misses. in the most popular colors! ALL-WOOL SERGE $5 95 ‘'SHETLAND WOOL & CREPE DRESSES ° SWEATER COATS These Coats are | very popular —they’re warm, very light in Think of it—All-wool French Serge, and Wool soft Shetland Wool | weight. There’s a splendid range of colors in them, Crepe Dresses, many on the straight-line models, so very popular now, and others on conservative, and a number of pleasing styles, with all- around belts. WOMEN’S GALATEA 8 MIDDY BLOUSES c becoming lines. A good range of colors for your Practical Middies, made of good quality white choosing—at only $5.95! galatea in Style. There are also slip-on Mid- WOMEN’S PRETTY GINGHAM DRESSES Gingham Dresses are exceedingly popular right now, and these are in the most approved styles. | dies, trimmed with striped material, and a third style, | made with loop fasteners. Better take a couple—the Fresh-looking plaids with white lawn \ price is very lov white or fancy organdy <<amu Hundreds of Other Bargains Sweater yet some Unusual values at $4.25! coat leeves and vestees. They'll tub beau- tifully! Train Army of _ Cooks to Fix || Fighters’ Grub WASHINGTON, July 5.—The national army will be well fed, If preparation counts for aught The general staff is working on a plan to feed the more than half million rookles who will assemble in the 16 cantonments for training next fall, The variety of the menu will necessarily be limited to the regular army ration. But it will be properly prepared and served, * In recent wars the |vallant volunteer has |Ject of neandal, It was in the Spanish war lant ar, the Na howled Justfly against moss, The answer was, ent cooks To guard against repetition of such complaints the general staff has completed plans to train a gantle army before the cantonments open. Within a few weeks thousands of young nen will be mobilized and instructed in the are of military eulinar When the cantonments open the new will be right on the job, ready to feed the recruits The instruction will include how to feed a company of 150 men three times a day on sched kitchen sanitation-—of portance to the health of the men and how to le touch of variety to the Hmited posslbiliies of the army ration There will be no cause for apolo- “grub” of the been the ob “embalmed On the fonal the | beef” border Guard army in of cooks cooks utmost in Gies for the food, officials are de termined, The regular army sol diers thrive on it. It is pure. It properly prepared there will be enough to keep every soldier well and fit, military beads | say. | STAR WRITER TELLS WHAT FRONT’S UKE * Continued From Page Di | le | |ia startling because of the tncon jeruous contrasts, Take @ truty rural landscape, preserve all {ts distinctive feature as coun ltry roads, avenues of trees, woods fields, pastures and hills and streams, and ¢ on top of it an up-to-date city, burzing with all the confileting act a reguiar American city, and you have a pic ture of the Prt front as it first impresses the visitor urbe of the city run » clone Ruined villages are by it, It fs on French Jsotl, but it is all English. And tn jall its vast extent, there's hardly a structure standing worthy the name of “building”! Finds Traffic Cops There Take a motor trip thru the town (At this point a passage has been nue into the to the embraced deleted by the censor.) At the principal corners «tand traffic with red armiets labeled Traffic.” They keep the conflict ing currents of motors and lorries }and wagons and cycles and mules more or jess intangled. He —honestly—a motor. bus, 1 of passengers, It is painted a e@ort of battleship gray and its passengers are Australian soldier There's a age sys th miles and lic watering ug fountains, and | wooden sidewalks, Tommy has inamed some of the streets, and up signs to enlighten the transients. In varfous sections he has given this city a great 1 of Lalcester squares, and at least mber | way town—always moving forward And its ultimate destination, Tom my and Sammy hope, {s to subst! tute itself for the suburbs of Ber- lin! (Another article from Corre- spondent Payne, telling what Seattle soldiers will find at the front will be published in an early edition of The Star.) KAISER’S BEST SPIES | AT WORK INU. S,. By United Prese Leased Wire NEW YORK, July 5.—-That there | are several of Germany's apblest spies operating in this country is the view of many government of. |ficlals who have, in the past, been busy running down alien plotting The secret service agencies of the government are busy in a na tion-wide rch for the person or persons who gave the information of the sailing of the transports bearing American troops to France. Officials believe the sple Nsted as “enemy a but as (“American declaran who have taken out their first paper | ~ Take Coin and Deeds B. J. Sheehan, 209 Occidental ave., was robbed of $200 and a deed for a lot and a deed for timber land by a man who entered his room Wednesday night. ~ are not Strageling| Andi SEATTLE STAR THE BON MARCHE July Clearance Sale of Silke and Dress Goods You Pay Just Half for These Handsome $3.50 Sport Stripe Suitings at $1.75 Yard]. They’re All Wool and Full 54 Inches Wide Just think of buying these handsome 54-inch all yoo! materials at half price! You couldn’t find an thing more stylish for smart suits, Coats and sep. arate skirts! Nobby stripes and checks in rose, tan, leaf green, purple, gold and other shades. At $1.75 a yard 36- Inch Black Chiffon Taffeta Jet Black Taffeta—rich so beautiful for dresse suits and skirts. Just five pieces at this price. With sil $1. 29 advancing, it’s rare value in yard-wide Chiffon Taffeta! YD. 95c $1.50 Velour—36 Inches Wide Vel material smaller checks and block ~tone col Plaid and Checked The fa » { ts Think ble of buying thi $1.10 Washable Taffeta—Yard Wide Here’s a good bargain—beautif aris Taffeta—the ideal silk for ) waists, dresses and linings—it washes « lly! A full yard wide—in + 69c navy, tan, gray, pink, emerald, Be blue, white and black J 39c and 45c Silk Mixtures—36 Inches 1,500 yards of these pretty Silk Mixtures in plain and fancy crepes, the material for a cool mer waist or dress. Yard, 25c. just UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE = July Clearance Sale of 55c White Voile Waists at 35c On the Bargain Booth, Upper Main Floor Time was when these Waists could not have been bought for 35c, not by any so out they go at this low price. Waists of lace trimmed fronts, some 36 to 44. Silk Crepe de Chine Camisoles Special at 49c means—but it’s clearance time now, plain or self stripe voile, with frilled, embroidered or trimmed. with plain hemstitching, others lace Sizes = 50c Colored Neckwear Reduced for Clearance to 35c Including Organdy Collars with pleated Flesh color Camisoles with deep yoke colored edge; Poplin Collars in as- | trimming of embroidered organdy, lace in- jf sorted colors; some of Pongee with em- | sertion, lace edge and ribbon threaded. broidered designs, and € with Ss Silk C: les 39c cuffs to match baci hs " ' 1Sc Felt Collars, round and square style, Camisoles of pink Seco silk, nicely made with edges neatly scalloped; special, trimmed with band of wide cream lace ribbon threaded THIRD FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE each « oe. UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THBP BON MARCHE LOWER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Phoenix Pure Silk Stockings “Seconds” at 49c Pair In Black, White and Some Costume Shades Do you realize what a bargain this is, with Women’s Silk Stockings going at 49c a pair? They're pure silk, “seconds” of a much higher priced line of the well- known Phoenix Hose, but the imperfections are so slight that you will hardly notice them. Plenty of black and white ar me costume shades, in a full line of size UPPER MAIN FLOOR-—THE BON MARCHE July Clearance Sale of Baskets at Half Price Odd lots and short lines of Fancy Baskets, including quite a number of different style Flower Baskets, Infants’ Baskets, Waste Paper, Covered Sewing and Fancy Mat- ket Baskets. 98c FANCY BASKETS ARE REDUCED TO 50c EACH $2.00 FANCY BASKETS ARE REDUCED TO 98c EACH $3.00 FANCY BASKETS ARE REDUCED TO $1.50 EACH THIRD FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE 47 Pie: * When you get over ° |there will probably also be Broad W G Whi Good ill Cases | ways and Fifth aves | ash oods, te S, Pillow Signs Help Strangers | d S d C 7 Shee Cae BR oe are. | Sheets and Bed Spreads at Clearance Prices | useful street signs, too. They read “Walking Wounded | : | 29 | B osprorers thie 1! Silkk and Cotton! 32-Inch Madras | Seamless Bed | Road Closed to Lor. | ° rene wambutances nix.” HH] Tub Silks 19c Yd. Special 19c Yd. Sheets 90c Each | the Clann “This Bridge | 24-inch silk and cotton white Madras in Seamless Bed Sheets, size f akes Field Guns.” “Warning! b Silks assort ne “ nes 81x90 inches, made of firm | Road Under Shell Fire.” “Drive | Sepa ra or Oe ey foots pb Rad 908 URESeL | quality, mond wes ght | Slow to Avoid Raising Dust.” |f| C1 Stripe patterns splendid white goods for | 4 y & f “Next Turning for the Y. M summery fabric for wash saul dire satasite. ead | bleached sheeting, for full- | | ” 7 ma g shirts, aists ai} cA lres J size bed. H Yes, the clty boasts a Y. M.C. A.,| Bae eS a boys’ blouses. | = ; 42x36 | which means also a public MWhrary, Lorraince Tissue and Voile, i , | Pillow Cases, size 42xs billiard room and concert hall. It 36 inches wide, in pretty | 27-inch Plain White Voile, inches; not over 1 dozen mai has a movie show, and a foot |f| patterns and colors; per fine sheer quality; yard to each; each 15¢. a field ere's a hospital, of ' Py my if course, and & garage or two, ‘not yard 19¢. : BE wi | Crochet Bedspreads, sis to mention the officers’ clubs, and||| 27- to 30-inch Printed | 36-inch Nainsook, igure | 72x84 inches: neat Mar- tea rooms and canteens | Lawns with floral pat and check patterns; fine | seilles patterns; each Always Moving Forward | | terns in pink, blue and for underwear; a_ yard, She Remember, this was all empty! ff] atenne 12'.¢ | 4 ; country a year ago, or was some-|f| heliotrope; yard O¢. : Crochet Bedspreads, size where behind the German lit | 27-inch Cotton Foulards in | White eine %6 «inches 80x90 inches; extra heavy | This straggling boom town has | a good assortment of pat wide; for outing skirts quality; special $2.25. sprung up by magic out of country 1 : : . | flelds and upon the ruins of wrec! terns; yard 10¢. and suits; yard, 19¢. | Silkoline Comforters, size ed villages. With all the perr 34-inch Sport Stripe Suiting White Pique, 27 and 32 ins 68x78 inches, filled with 1 Pent, thet ing activities f city life, | I] in black, blue and green wide; good, firm quality; sanitary cotton; each, at ] | location {sept | : I abautt taney: sili Nema teva oa | stripes; yard 15¢. a yard, 19¢. $2.19. | as<e