The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 12, 1917, Page 7

STAR—THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1917. PAGE 7 ee oe bstssssissssstisiesssssstistsissssestsiissssssssttisistsisitssitelsssietiscsisssisiissi iets iscsi pce iiies ii tsitsis srs ioes Fraser-PatersonCo, Shi es First Flo Floor A Day of Clearances im Ready-to-Wear Offering Unusually Attractive Values —in desirable, new style merchandise for women, misses and girls, It is a day for closing out odd lots, broken lines, etc. r y ® Coats and Capes $ Women's Dresses $110.00 : Bocmetty $15.00 to 2.50 11.50 Formerly $15.00 to $22.50 10. ROUP of twenty-five Coats and Capes lot of Silk Taffeta, Wool A velours, et Attractive styles and plain colors, All in Friday $11.50 Women's Skirts $3.50 "Rca Fiday clenrsnce Formerly $5.00 to $6.50 7 aR $10.00 Ce TION y late-style Sep- A Gre a small in serges, Wool Serge Dresses (mostly checks clearance at, ecacl te, pongee, reseda, navy blue, lack Tan, wt Girls’ Tub Dresses Formerly $1.25 Each sates € sf wa teatures @ 10V kets ns, ¢ They are in S' VERAL dozen Girls’ Tub Dresses, sizes * black white, gray mixtures, novelty mix- 6 to 14 years. Good styles, of good 3 tures ete lity chambray. Belted and waistline ef S extraordinary _v ues fects ” Novelty plaids, smart stripes and see eeeeeeeees checks, in tans, blues and greens the Frid i... 79e Girls! White Dresses Formerly $3.50 to $5.00 CLEARAN( x. 1 Wt Women’ 8 Middy Blouses ho { and to 14 E of slightly ,. und not onl Middie Dresses, in years. Lawns, nets and piques. Good styles, i 3 of excellent quality materials, well made and sizes in lit rmerly » $1.50 and i pret trimmed with laces, tuckings, etc All-white vith navy, white with Ly The lot is not large, therefore early choos- blue, with red or blue lacings. Special | ing has its advantages. Special......$2.50 PHC cavncccvcresis Ae ere. bed aches $1.00 Clearances of Women's New Waists ‘ Two Groups Offered at Decided Price Savings Silk Blouses at $4.69 Lingerie Waists at $1.49 3] rmerly $2.95 4,95 7 Formerly $5.75 to $7.50 Formerly $2.95 to $4.95 i r * i A clearance of the last of several lines —A choice group of Georgette and Crepe de Linen, Lawn, Voile and Crepe Waists. Chine Waists—clearance lots of several dif- Nearly all sizes in the lot, but not all sizes | ferent lines. Excellent new styles. Flesh, in any one style. There are dozens of dif- | white, maize, coral and novelty stripes ferent styles, in white, and some in dainty All for marked colors clearance ‘riday Clearance price The Great Friday Sale of | 1,000 New Trimmed Hlats at | | 2 00 just secured. New styles; quafities | worth $5.00 to $10.00. A LARGE special purchase a most remarkable offering. A thousand handsome, stylish, new, Trimmed Hats. #] White Milans, trimmed with satin crowns, white wings and ornaments i There are dozens and dozens of different styles, a as many different sizes as one could wish ® if be values are sensational. Every Hat is { splendid quality, and would sell in regular way for ‘ $5.00 to $10.00 each. Al! in one Great One day Sale Friday at each nae cones sce st i -$2.00 lcleverest pee SCOTLAND YARD FREDERICK NELSON Camisole-Top POINTS WAY IN U. §. SPY HUNT BY J. HERBERT DUCKWORTH NEW YORK, July 12.—Scot land Yard, world-famous cradle of English detectives, Is to be the mode! for the U. 8. Nation al Intelligence Service created to exterminate the audacious German spy and make impos sible further “leak likely to imperil by U-boats our soldiers on their way to France "The Y is the f Jondou's metr - What we will copy is Pl S id department’—the secret ay uits force engaged or tor the whole political wor re \ 55c, 65c, 75c 0. Silence and Secrecy TDOOR youngsters Silence to at “The is the mot where “news” is Absolutely never given out. Eve e¢ wee r Edward Henry, the ensit P saison good 1 bl r ale e 01 ¢ made velope moving ir with and neck distant parte of the world ves and patch When Scotiand Yard goes aft. | Sizes 1 and 2 years er man it lands him. it | ¢ doeen't defeat itself by allow. | as pictured, of Ing a pr agent to give all | neham in checks the latest and prospective de d plain colors velopments to the newspapers. Sizes 2 to 5 years Price Items like: “Three spies were | 55e shot in the Tower of London Beach Suit of blue or pink this morning” have been the gingham in small checks or only visible signs of the Yard's stripes, with V-neck and activities during the last two | long sleeves. Sizes 2 to 5 and a half years years. Price Scotland Yard can teach our) nd Floor. sleuths much about the habits of | |the Teutonic sp It knows the big men are buried deep, and are Bathing Suits 's Wool-plated Bath. $3.95 and $4.50. Worsted Bathing high in th ernment ing. It k nee of the gov nm which they are ows a German educat asquerading ng! . ) $6. and ildren's Wool- plated Getting the Master Spies $2.95. Thirt t the ttle Bathing Su ts $1.00 eliow tlend As 7 aga s blacklist were ug Worsted Bathing Saat Suits, $3.00 to $6.00 England the first week of the —Firet Fleer war. Then the secret service laid 7 d for the master spies, men who for years had been planted in the war Envelope Chemise, $1.2 pa Envel er £ is fi “6 © | Sis and lace edge to ma The aN ( Price $1.25. 4! Another attractive Envelope ANT Mi | Chemise i | fror er ¢ se ale 4 y |{ enne nsertion trim - _ med in t ack with the same pattern of insertion Daintily finished with lace edge n-run beadir Kodak as You Go I ONG after your sum- vacatior 1 has been ent it over again in your Kodak rec- ord of its scenes and happenings. Every requi- site for good picture tak- ing may be found in Kodak iding |} cial our n, in- w 1A Spe- Kodak e finder the n Autographi¢ with ‘an nal except camera at a m | supplies Developing an@ p neck. Price $1.2! —Second Floor. Films and rinting expertly done. First Floor, rderate price office, the admiralty, the foreign office and other government de partments. It took months of the kind of espionage to rout gut these arch spies from his n here 1 fureed into oblivion Lo: chancellor and former tr because of his frien ship with kaiser O exceptionally good quality and well- hed United States is beginning ee ‘ = " 2 zs bebe — sinning semi-porcelain is the Dinner Service sketched, to understand what it ave military secrets known to only a few sent to Wilhelmstras Scotland Yard secre Hed on to step th means t suppose h office Our new service ts re spying. edge, consists of ‘a Plates Wesley Frost, 25, s Plates ‘ Dishes Is Able Diplomat 6 Bread 1 Butter Plates 1 Platter ck eee 6 Tea ( id Saucer 2 Dishes 1 Mediu e Platter 1 avy Boat 1 Covered \ table Dish 1 Pickle Dish Fe % very afternoon at 3 o'clock {10 a. m. in Room 1 Venezueli Denny hall, University of Washing: Prof. Benjamin Oyarzun, Sanfuen FIND PARTS OF ‘? ton, on July 17, 18, 19 and 20 of|tes lecturer and exchange profes- next week, and on the 24th and)sor with the University of W GOPPID 25rn of the following week ington from Chile, delivers a lec- aa lectures on | ‘are in Spanish on topics dealing | 4 There will Pr tires, Me tts With the education, literature, fine each country— inst be scier ny * in the A series of six lectures on Co- physical, political and economic sees or teak enuhity, wih dis lombia, Ecuador and Uruguay will geography, the second on Its chief oo ssion of these topics in Spanish * be given in Spanish by Prof. Luis histori events. These lectures “ tiace lectures are also open to} & Santander, consul for Chile and are open to the public as well as the 4 o'clock| By United Press Leased Wire the public, : — = —— lectures in English on the same VALLEJO, Cal, July 12.— ountry. These lectures are given The arrest at Woodland, Cal., in Room 209, Denny hall, University} of J. Koslowski, a Pole, for % of Washington. probe in connection with the | SIX MONTHS’ explosion of the power mag: Wa Chuck full of human interest—| zine at Mare Island navy yard, F ickwick Papers.” was followed today by reports £ ——————————————— that parts of clock mechanism ‘ had been found In the ruins of ; the magazine. 4 Simultaneously a story went + around that the naval board of tn : Will be paid on January 1, 1918, on All _ SAVE YOUR EYES quiry, investigating the disaster, before Ju! had ordered into custody, at the ings left with this Association a y navy yard, an employe suspected) 16. of setting the bomb, which is be-| } Heved to have caused the explo ~ 7 . a : ‘ a > sion S INCE 1889 this institution has promptly Koslowski today denied any met all withdrawals, has never missed knowledge of the causes of the ex “pe ae fa bP s never pai plosion | a - yan - dividend, and has never paid cachia ee net He admitted he made application | Savers less than at the navy yard for enflstment as| RESTORED BY OUR SYSTEM | | cruit, but declared that, when | 9 rejected by the recruiting officers. Don’t Pay he left the yard immediately. “He Exorbi nt Pric jsaid his home is at 8351 Bound ita! es lave, Chicago, and that he resis. OUR OFFER INCLUDES: Ex. | ‘¢ted June 6 in Precinct 20, South | amination of the eyes, a pair of || Chicago. 1 O COMPOUNDED stai’spharical ienses in‘a || Members of the board of Inquiry | SEMI-ANNUALLY oP ens “dotzeetaes || still maintain silence, so far as five cents. Con and in- newspaper men are con erned, but ft 1s reported they have unearthed lenough pieces of clockwork mech T WITH 1 anism to make possible the recon J Dor Fuss With Twe Pairs Whether the clockwork fc di TE tte at? Bet CUr, Double Vieton Hl really a part of an infernal ma i ) visions are chine, or merely the alarm clock of th for far and r Gunner McKenzie, who was killed ASHIN | 28 YEARS’ EXP by the explosion, is not known ||] U. S. OPTICAL CO i eaae Gala AND LOAN ASSOCIATION || ¥:.3:080A..C2: |. Increase Salaries 3 | Licensed by the Bt Five and 10 per cent salary in- - creases to typista and clerks and 810 SECOND AVENUE lull pay during vacations will be fences’ ves atk |eranted by the port commission. ii ! Tv Va " % ne i Comme tone | CECIL MARTIN REPORTS Ivar Jenson | | ‘The Seattle Rotary club, at the “M weekly luncheon, heard the happen { | ings of the recent annual conven | tion at Atlanta, Ga., from Cecil W 14 | Martin, Seattle delegate 4 . | unre TRUSS TORTURE | BORDEAUX. July 12. -Prince a be @ od by ing th ried . ‘ [far abere Tuptare Support. We| Udine of the Italian mission, in in . 1 « [fer free trial to prove ite rnoerir terviews here, is enthusiastic about f the reception received in + Egspaeng co, United States. | way to get along {n any institution the|to serve two years for interfering! Wesiey FROST SECRETS BOTHER THE Wesley Frost, at 25, is one of the CONSCIENCE young Americans who has come to|@— —-o |the front in diplomatic circles} I mean this, Margie sald since the war. He's consul at/Eliene. “If Harry and | had talked Cork, and has been quick and ac matter out earnestly and hon home from to each oth curate in reporting submarine d asters for the state department n said i; the estly w } land American interests all over a He's ¢ te of Obe a ‘ dren are adopt and George Washington university,| ed 1 asks, we will where he studied diplomacy |say person will ask no more questions if we had done that, things would mediately have been put on the |right basis But we shrank from opening the 4 sore even to ourselves, and 60 when Harry me in his arms De best, can and let's EMMA GOLDMAN MAKING SHIRTS : By United Frees Lenard Wire JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., took arest and a eegive I said, ‘Yes July 12. Emma Goldman, convicted an-| [! pet: This ememes tn velar ae rd ator, cma lhe agreed with alacrity ing overalls and shirts today in We did forgive least I for. the women’s taile artin ea the day I adopted the of the our 1 had not dc 80 I Goldmar b ul John a sve looked at their arrived a @ prison late yester| 4. ¢ forgot. We could not for. day aan sda ene ket for & moment that the awful I intend to ohey the rules of the ovord of Damocles was handing | prison,” she sa t le ONIY | over us and the thread was the del- {cate one of 8 tal Not one night since Harry came home have I tucked of that kind. I am not going to pose as a martyr. I will serve out several open-stock Sets featured in the Base- ri ment Salesroom at moderate prices. The pattern sketched, with gilt pattern over black \ piece Service, $14.25. 50-Piece ‘Quen. Stock | Dinkes Set $14.25 With Extra- FTEN w pictured w It is of men find perly is too 10¢e cut amply wide. Sizes 3 Price $4.95 . —Basement Salesroom. Women’s Shoes the small s designed especially black Vici kid, with cravenette cloth top, to 9; Wide Tops $4.95 Pair at the st the The e that fits in the upper for them to EEE. —Basement Salesroom. widths E nk of telling them who their) mother was. Margie, I think it would break my heart if I should see Toddy's laughing face grow hard and grim, as I know it would when I mentioned his real mother to him. For, Margie, | have never thought that poor girl was a sin ner, and | would not want her ch nk so; neither wo twins to ‘hate H almost sure Toddy would I think Sup poor darling Budg it would break his heart pose it turned his sweetness to something sour and painful. Oh, Margie, Margie! sometimes I think I cannot live with this hanging {over me. “I am telling you all this becau |when you and Dick go away want—if you have had any differ ences—I want you, dear, to talk them over. Above all, don’t {gnor them, for after all nothing noth. ing that one does in this world nothing one thinks—can or should be locked up in one's he “Sooner or later it 1 come out. Our actions will be mi in the speech of « an¢ thoughts will be acted 1 sciously by ourselves. Don't k the twins in| jthe slightest thought that upon your life and his from Dick, | Margie. Some day, if you do, some body or something will make the bea my sentence without complaining. |) 4 without thanking God that no|telling much harder, and may pre “It is the height of absurdity to| 7. yet knew their story. Then|cipitate a tragedy that could have| say that | was paid German money| rary tried for the nomination of |been averted in the first place for talking against conscription.” |T1arry tren oe ie aes etter from | eerer naar salinaet in the e that nasty little paper saying it |eleventh commandment, Eliene?” I Alex Berkman Goes would publish all his hidden life if | eske ; ; ep ot withdraw his name “What is that?” she asked seri Meekly as a Lamb)"-that was just before he went | oust By United Frese Leased Wire way on ong hunt to South} “Thou shalt not be found out ATLANTA, Ga., July 11.—To all! America. Neither of us mentioned “Yes, dear, | do believe in it so appearances the mildest anarchist|tne reason for his going, altho | thoroly—or rather I believe in what who ever waved a rei rag, Alexan- down {in both our hearts we were | that commandment implies so thor der Berkman limped into the At- trembling because we were afraid | Janta federal prison late yesterday the story would come out “Kvery year as the twins grow with the select service draft law. older it becomes harder for me to oly—that I want, when it is found jout to know it has all been known | |efors i with a smile, altho I understood, little boc everything Eliene meant to say § wanted no se- crets from any one that these se crets might concern. Then she would fear neither the world, the flesh nor the devil I wonder—no, little book, under the circu ces I do not think I should tel Dich about Malcolm Malcolm nd and the Stuart. incident is closed As I know, not one being but ows thing about the ndship that was be. twee Malcolm and myself. As far as I know—there’s the rub, Do I know? te be be continued) - PRESIDIO CAMP OPEN T0 GUARD Orders governing the appoint. ment of National Guardsmen to the second training camp at the Presidio have been receiv. ed by Adjt. Gen. Thompson. According to instructions, en- listed men without limit are eligible to the camp, and all National Guard officers, wneth. er in the federal service or not, are eligible for application. Of the officers, the number se lected for sonal examination will not number roughly equal to five men to each regiment, irre- pective of the regiment to which the applicant belongs In the 1 selection, three offi- cers per regiment may be selected, According to the orders received, the restrictions are made neces sary to prevent injury to the train- ing and organization of the Natio “Lucid and most logical,” 1 said ial Guard,