The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 5, 1917, Page 2

eT HIFTY- THREE YEARS? SERVICE TO THE HOMEFURNISHER! —IF YOU HAVE AN ACCOUNT HERE YOUR ADDITIONAL PUR- CHASES WILL BE ADDED WITHOUT INITIAL PAYMENT Majolica jugs—special for Friday and Saturday-- 10¢ pn regular price 25 to 35¢ fra Majoli several * nelect values —this suitcase ts made of hard fiber and will give @ lasting good jee; the ideal suitcase to take along on outings, plenics and camping: spe cial for Friday 99c and Saturday nines: 16 black Karatol bag: special for Friday and Saturday— $2.19 and 18 serviceable assorted valance er s Friday and Sat urday Pine wore Good -_o SONS. CHINESE EDITOR SAYS YANKEES MAY HAVE U. S. HELP IS NEEDED SAN FRANCISCO, July 5.—The By United Freee teased Wire one thing that will save China trom the blight of a bloody ctvil war is interference of the U. 8. torious Sai Yat Po, the Chinese newspaper here, declared today He believes that “certain other |r, nations” are behind the monarch- | about feal movement, centering their ef- ship, forts in the 16 northern provinces swung ef China, where the people are not AN ATLANTIC PORT, ‘he story of another supposed vic with a submarine S00‘Hoo Nam Art, editor of Chung | Was told by passengers of a British | oy daily steamer arriving & to their story at 7 into play battle rere toda n three neh regular July \ | | SUNK TEUTON SUB 26, the U-boat appeared 500 yards away from the which was im mediage around to bring the guns Following shots, clouds | Trogressive and not in touch with |’ black smoke arose from the sub outside affairs. i marine WE WILL PAY MONTHS’ DIVIDENDS guard—there is no safer form dollar is prote tangible, real invested only in M Our funds are improved real estate and in Govt. Bonds. All our earnings, dividends. For Over 16 Years We Have Never Paid Less Than RESOURCES OVER A MUTUAL SAVINGS SOCIETY THIRD AVE. © PIKE ST. Your funds left here are prote Jess actual running expenses are paid to our members twice each $1.00 makes you a member 6% and it was not again FULL SIX January 1, 1918, on ALL FUNDS LEFT HERE ON OR BEFORE JULY 14th. ted by every safe investment first mortgages on unicipal and | year in i i901 seen. | | | {man body. | At present cablegrama from American — correspondent with Pershing’s forces are relayed to Washington in care of tt ore tary of war and transmitted to the bureau put nformation, where they ed. Inquiries w to what aut ty Secretary E had in inst tt ew cen are answered him with fort to arrive at a K system. | celle Th present there is a great de cases of mt Creel disclaims responsibility 10 Kerious All | Baker be censoring | \dropped |German seaplane she Jaerodomes at Ghis station | station, 'ARTILLERYMEN WAGE. jand Ninth Co. NEW CENSORSHIP IS PUT IN FORCE BY SEC. BAKER Leased Wh ASH ON censorshiy than the ntary plan cently operated the news papers, has been put into force by Secretary Baker, He calls it a protective measure y War far broader voly re on tatement that no patriotic will atisfactory ce ensorship directed him to do} ‘or this ne BRITISH DROP BOMBS ON R. R, | my United Press Leased Wire LONDON, July 5. tons” of explosive by British aeroplanes | and Wednesday night on 9 at Ostend and Nieuw Zarren railway | | “Seve sal bombs we Vuesday and the according to an etmiralty announcement today The British machines dd safely tounster all return. WAR ON SHRUBBERY | By United Preas Leased Wire SAN FRANCISCO, July Three hundred men of the Fifth GErveRAL Govan STAR—THURSDAY, JULY 5, ‘Led B ae in Drives Eugene Levy's Million-Dollar Theatre 3rd and Madison. Our Big 4th of July Program Continues Untii Saturday Night. Vaudeville f Bapaume | 1917. PAGE 2/ “MULES, LAST TO * LAND IN FRANCE, GARRY A KICK |My United Pres ! A FRENCH (Delayed), (passed can censor) can expeditionary army leave the latter part of week for ing Ameri by Altho the Amer! is to thie its permanent train camp behind the firing line, it has started “intensive training” here. The training consists of marches and trench practice The French Inhabitants here are thrilled dally with lines of troops traversing the streets, headed by bands, Hundreds of troopers bathe dally in the cold | sea near the temporary camp and the daily baseball games hewapaper OF press agenc " 5 ’ of camp tif + i 5 ; Latest photograph of Gen. Gough,| &fe # feature of camp life question his authority when the : Military and naval police patrol " ¢ Ameri ) ade ° the victorious British r4 ction of American lives is in ya : the city, maintaining striet order ; queror of Bapaume, Peronn Berge acy - qibetebonieihel dered « t other vi en on he! be credo yay © The w censorship Is a direct | 1 Figg or co ag nt carrying} auto | result premature publication of | '** on : and supplie was an the arrival of American contingents| any electrically ignited pipe, nounced today abroad, while others were still in) yy hts the tobacco at the bot The Americans ave 0 the danger zone f the bowl, inst of at the turned to building operations, Chairman Creel, of the publicit avoiding t fon of day practically all of the cantor committee, will go to N York © in the stem, is the new-/ment buildings had been enlarged tonight to consult with the heads) or 4, inventions and a num ted of the press associations in an ef-| jinn edical clare and measles The Y. M A. has for oper its building at the furnishing room for reading ing and entertainment The last bit of brought over for the unloaded today This was a big shipment mules—army muler The commanders apparently them for the last, they hardest job of unloading The whole population of town ned the process amusement, and there were fre que nt comments that the powerful “punch” of the Missour! product was about the sort to be expected from any American. the troops “last was bit army wat Find Lame Carrier A carrier pigeon, famished and exhausted, dropped in the yard of jan home on University boulevard Monday On one leg was a band with the n i} 28-38, The bird is now at Fort It will be turned over to the owner proof of ownership, on applicati the commanding officer, ort Lawton. Lawton t artillery com: | nies left Fort Scott for Palo Alto | today to launch a sharp attack ogainst the trees and shrubs, which cover parts of the site of the 20th National Guard division camp At st reports they were winning tives | all CRANK SHAFT DISABLED Disabled by the springing of her ranksbaft, the Alaska Steamship steamer Jefferson arrived in Seattle Wednesday, in tow of the tug She will He over in attle for repairs until July 19, w jhe will resume her regular run. $2.50 Yor ten days will fit a filled frame with spherical len ses and leath er case, com plete for $2.50. includes a careful and accurate nination. we gold Thi prescribe, grind and fit s and can make or duplicate ar lens on short notice. «: Curry Optical Co. EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS 3070.72 Arcade Bidg Bring This Ad With You Vigor for Men Wonderful Invention Restores Heaith While You Sleep mach trouble, headact 1 d feeling In the priva: y of | your home, wit! the use of dru sof any kind. 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Candy Kitch- en at 1910 Boren Ave. 'BROWN MUST FACE CHARGE OF MURDER, “Murder in the first degree” ts ped ae placed against BE G. 87, in an information filed | who says MAYOR SAYS HE CAN DO NO MORE | neasen day he was practically helpless | night | to do more than he hat already | | Maude Hallock, in whose house|to Lady done to keep down the growth 114 murder was committed, andjof the of plots against the grain crops of Eastern Washington. In resolutions addressed to | all the mayors of the Western | district, the federal grand jury, which adjourned Saturday, urged that “gatherings of idie men be discouraged,” and that “no temporizing methods be | used in handling those who will attempt to hinder the harvest.” |who declares that 1 have already ued an order forbidding street speakers to dis- in the San Francisco louss war subjects aid the mayor, |“and since the war the police have had orders to watch all street meet |ings and to ald in every way pos- |sible the work of the federal au | | thorities.” The mayor says the resolutions | |should have been sent to the gov- jernor and to the county officials “All we can do with disturbers give them 30 days for disorderly conduct, while the federal authori ties can prosecute them for trea json,” says GIN Return Engagement Sunday, July 8th ARENA and His: Rex Beach’s THE BARRIER nderfully vivid and que portrayal of the ‘gh life of n- the days aston 15 Cents en, & Conte STRAND with The Ags Laboratory Open Both Afternoons jcan ambassador, earl of Brown did the’ been announced, Are You Interested in the New Freedom? Has Labor a Cause? See The Frame-Up BOMB TRIAL‘ ‘ Starting Sunday TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY, 2:15 AND 8:15 P. M Indorsed by the Seattle Central Labor Council NOW OPEN Chief Seattle Film Co.’ White City—Madison Park e the “MOVIES” Made Continuous Action 1 p. m, to 6 p. m Daily on Largest Stage in Northwest Admission Afternoons 10 Cents CONCERT EVERY EVENING AT 8 BY HILLIP PELZ RUSSIAN COURT JMPERIAL BAND MLLE. BETRINI, Dramatic Soprano. Musical Sensation of Panama Pacific Free Big “Movie” Dance Every Night After Concert Admission Evenings 15¢; Children 100, | kitting, and Doff Smith, a junk man, he helped Brown deposit the body in a basement next door, were named as the principal wit- PENNOYER TO MARRY |maatnst him by Deputy Prosecuting By United Preae Leased Wire | ttorney Carmody, Thursday after-| "1 GNDON, July &—-The engage | noon. It is d that Brown ¢ of Ricard ae a | | killed Samuel Klumph, a painter,|™ment of Richard EB. Pennoyer, © Mayor Gill declared Thurs | 1, house in Hogan's alley, Sunday California, secretary to the Amert Walter H, Page, daughter-in- Shrewsbury, Ingestre, has JULY 8 TO 15 NO SHOW FRIDAY 's Plant Exposition and Evenings. \