The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 27, 1917, Page 9

Your Business consider It @ complin industrious eredit be any advantage to in during our SHMI-ANNUAL t your neede furnishings, shoes. just $ STRIKEBREAKERS ARE SLACKERS the ot inty-two of traction : company’s 535 imported profes sional strikebreakers are now > held in the city jail, pending a federal Investigation to deter mine whether they have evad- ed select service registration, | , Bleven of the men who arrived | with 162 professionals from Chi: | were ’ cago and New York Thursday at) tilan Petronts, 21, German Ja midnight were taken Into custody helen Stace N 8. Ri . at once by Registration Officers 1 Harvey Newman, 1, hee Quigley, Conner and Sullivan, who sian, laborer; ©. A. Power, 2 J met the train at Georgetown, American, reporter; Tony Kales . The officers also searched those 22, Austrian, printer; Ben Brown . fm the amall crowd which waited 21, American, teamster; Albert Van for the arrival of the train. No Engle, 32, West Indian, machinist y arrests were made during this Ralph Goldberg, American, ma gearch, altho Jack Lyman, 6285 chinist; Frank Jennings, 32, Amer Duwamish ave, a laborer, was ar jican, cook; Salvador Maggio, 20 . vested for having a revolver in his | Italian, boilermaker;, James Dawde, J ket. . h, street carman; John The strikebreakers arrested No lan, 25, American, lineman. a SS a | Q SPECIALS FOR MEN | | | i _ AND WOMEN Se Men's English Here are two ; Oxfords popular, — season- 5 Of tan, mahogany < : and black calf aj, able items that are Goodyear welt soles, further examples of $3 95 what is possible at ’ e “er ” . Per pair, The Boston’ in : scope of style and “Paris” economy. The Pump of Mi- lady’s choice. Grace- : ful, attractive and Only after com- priced reasonably SMa . Comes in white kid, Parison about town dull pair atent kid and french kid at, $3.95 will you appreciate what our prices mean to yourpurse. "BOSTON, Second & Pike St. Satisfaction in Style } ihm. Service in Wear | That’s What a WESTERMAN Promises and Fulfills These hand-tailored garments are shown in very desirable material and pattern. The mod- els include both conservative styles and the new belt backs and English form-fitting. Every Suit is guaranteed. You get value that cannot be beat. B. & L. Summer Underwear In Union and Two-Piece Suits Greenhood Dress Shirts Seattle Union-made Shirts of the Finest Quality—Every One Bearing the Union Label. HL. V. WESTERMAN Two Stores Store No. 2 Westlakeand Pine Store No. First and Main if DOWN SALE clothing seers. SAMPLE SHOE SHOP Second Floor Eitel Bldg, Would Appreciate nent per it you, SEZ = <a STAR—FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1917. PAGE 9 “HOW THE WAR SPREAD OVER THE " | EARTH IN THRE E AWFUL YEARS « Visit the FARMERS’ MARKET on Pike Place 300 Bona WMde Farmers Pawtte rhet CORNER FREE DELIVERY! Coffee Exce.lence! 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On Corner, Pike Place Market PUBLIC MARKET CENTER :: PIKE PLACE {1 Publte Marker ECONOMY Moat of these merchants will de to your home free, Hundreds of jit between the hours of 9 A.M. and 1 tranaportation and be in time u SE ST TEL PiKE PLACE also ECONOMY — Crystal White Soap for......5e s—mvery Day tke PL Markets SUGAR STALL Famous Willowmoor Farm's Pure Natura! Market tomorrow m the Ranch Big Bargains ‘T-Bone Steaks a 184 Sirloin Steaks a 18¢ Prime Ribs of Beef... 1¢ | Corned Beet ia ile Pike Place toe Stall 69-70, Pike Pi. Stall 60, Market. Economy Market. Fresh Peanut Brittle, Ib. -15¢ SANITARY and Pike PL liver any reasonable size purchase ney busses are now running and P.M. you will be sure of good ve your order to be delivered. Lo Markets Company ie 37-38 onomy Market Best Head Rice, 2 Ibs. for 28¢ bottle pose ane ips 0c pkg. M. J. B. T 6 bars Mascot Soap.... Mason Jars; doren Pts @e, Qt Jelly Gia h . Wheat Hearts, large pkg. reine Rice, Wheat or Corn. Tangief Fly Paper, 2 for.. . : 4 large rolls ‘4 Wing Grape Juice (lia Flavoring” McPherson's Sa 108 bottle be bottle Dressing McPherson's Mayonnaise 20e ¢ bottle Salad Oil ace Salad O11 plate or C Sun Maid Raisins 200 Malm 6257 Prompt Delivery Men’s Half Soles $1 Men's Heels .. Children’ Hubber Heele G3 Lower Floor, Pike Place Mkt. bia; Aegean sea more liners without warning. Dumba, Austrian ambass |land |misses Premier Venizelos; coalition cabinet. Annual spread of the great wa four maps. cerned in the war; that of 1915 * brought in; that of 1916 shows sti’ map of 1917 shows the nations at present engaged in the world war [Wie territories are neutral | High Spots in World War Which Is Now 3 Years Old| ¢« * Continued ‘from 7 transport sunk 1000 troops lost 14—British in 19—German U-boat sinks White Star Mner Arabic; 20 lost September 1—Germany agrees to sink no $—Czar takes over command of} Russian armies from Grand Duke Nicholas. 10—Wilson demands recall of Dr. 19—Germans occupy 25—Allies begin huge drive on west front; take 20,000 prisoners. October 4—Loan of $500,000,000 to Great Britain and France completed British troops | Greek king dis forms 6—French and t Salonika; 7—Austro-Germans invade Ser 10—Bulgarians invade Serbia; Germans push south 14—Bulgaria officially declares war on Serbia 15—Great Britain declares war SPREAD OF WAR The following dates of the dec larations of hostilities show the spread of the world war: 1914 July 28—Austria declares war on Serbia. August Germany on Russia. Germany on France and tum Great Britain on Germany, Montenegro on Austria. Austria on Russia 6 9—Serbia on Germany Montenegro on Germany; n Austria on Germany a on Japan. Austria on Belgium, October Russia on Turkey. November 5—Great Britain on Turkey. 1915 11 May 22—Italy on Austria. June 2—an Marino on Germany. October 14—Bulgaria on Serbia 15—Great Britain on Bulgaria 16—France on Bulgaria 16—-Russia and Italy on Bul garia. 1916 Maroh 8—Germany on Portugal. August 27-—Rumania on Austria; many on Rumania. April 6—United States declares war on Germany. Ger- The map of 1914 shows the territories, in black, then con capture Belgrade. | r over the earth is shown on these hows added nations and territories ll more territory in black, and the on Bulgaria. | 16—-Serb-Anglo French forces at tack Strumnitza, Bulgaria; France declares war on Bulgaria. | 19—Russia and Italy declare war| jon Bulgaria. 28—Aristide Briand becomes pre mier of new French: cabinet November 6—DBulgariana capture Nish, im portant railroad center of Serbia. December 1—British driven back from Bag dad by Turks. 4—Ford peace ship Greece grants allies right to use Macedo nia for war purpores. 9—Teutons clear Serbia of al! | enemies 19— Allies withdraw 100,000 | troops from Gallipoli; lot Peninsula. 30—British passenger steamship Persia sunk without warning fn | Mediterranean; Consul RM. Mo | Nelly drowned with 200 others 1916 January 6—Great Britain adopts conscrip | ton. 9—Allies evacnate Gallipoll | February 1—German prize British steamer Appam folk, Va, 14--Russians capture | Ania Minor. still hold tip crew brings | into Nor erum 23--Germans attack fortress o1 Verdun. March 4—French report auxiliary cruiser Provence sunk in Mediterranean with loss of 3000. | &—Germany declares war on | Portugal | 16—-Admiral von Tirpitz, German naval head, retires | 20-—Sixty-flve allied airmen raid | Zeebrugge. 24—British ateni pedoed; American April y ald on England kills er Sussex tor aboard. 2—Second raid kills 16, injures! | 100 | 4—New British budget $9,000 | 000,000, largest in world’s history. | 18—Wilson sends ultimatum to |Germany on Sussex sinking; sur Jmons congress; Russians capture | |Trebizond, Asta Minor | 19—Russian army lands in France; French make gains at | Verdun | 24—Irish revolt in Dublin; 12 | killed, | 26--German battle cruisers raid! | Lowestoft and Yarmouth nd 28—British garrison at Kut-el 14% days’ siege May | 1-Irish revolt ended, leaders ex ecuted, Augustine Birrell, chief see retary for Ireland, resigns as result §—Germany promises to stop U boat warfare if Great Britain raises | blockade 10—Berlin admits sinking of the Sussex 27—Greek cabinet resigns. 21—British and German fleets pattle off Jutland; British lose 14 ships; Germans 12, drowned Russia, capit on Somine also |Amara surrenders to Turks after . SUGAR $8.20 | GREEN’S PRICES <TALL 102-102 Washington Vegetable Co. Stalis 13 and R-15 10c 25c 25c Hom oarewn Tomatoes, " 20c 25c Sweet Corn, be ear; for loupes, 10¢ and New Potatoes, BWDm occa ee wee e reece As vs aragus, 160 ( autifiower,, Oe ANd weccceeeeree sree SANITARY Rear Lower GOEBEL All Week STALL 45 Canning Sugar, per nck 4 Ihe. Rice..... 2... +000 2 pke tt Hire's Root Beer Bxtract Krustene Lard—It's fin et, per Ib, ° 50e, BO, & Rolled Oats see Farina June 7—Farl Kitchener and staff are when British cruiser| Hampshire is sunk on way to Russians capture Crernowitz al of Bukowina. 1 conference 21 Allies’ economic “gree on boycott of Germany after | e war. | July }--Allies begin grand offensive | Italians and Russians | advance 10—-German merchant submarine Deutschland reac Baltimore. August | 2—Roger Casement hanged for | treason Italians capture Gorits. | 9 Germans execute Capt. Fryatt, of British laoe Brussels, for al leged attack on submarine. | 27—Rumania declares war on| Austria; Germany on Rumania | September 10—Bulgar-German troops cap ture Silistria, cast Rumania October Germans take 3000 prisoners in fight with Rumanians in Tran driven back in Dobrudja sylvania 3 rman submarine, ar Newport, R. L, from Wil ven 3 sinks five British and neutral ships off Nantucket | 16--Allles recognize former pre-| mier Venizelos’ provisional govern ment; allies occupy Athens November | 4— Deutschland reaches New) London, on second trip from Bre: | men 20—Allies capture Monastir. | 21—Emperor Franz Joseph of Austria-Hungary dies. | Borde rt. Bes Phone Main 3457--We Deliver Free ?:.:, FLOUR $2.76 Sk. Sd echaci ass For Price and Quality GOEBEL Is the Man Always. arest, | despite BEAT EM ALL! Fresh Jersey Mild Cream | Armour’s BUTTER | CHEESE MARGARINE ABE Id; 2 Ibs. 85¢ | 24he Lb. B0¢ Lb. Large Cans Fresh Pullets’ PEANUT BUTTER MILK EGGS Ground while you 4 for 45¢ BOE; 2 doz The ait, per Ib....1b¢ Hille’ Khed Can...87%e Old Tavern Ble Ibe bulk Coffee. | English Breakfast, 3 Ibs. for, a GREEN’S BUTTER STORE Tilikum STALLS 119-121.123-125 Spring Chickens, lb. = Fancy Hens, |b. AND ALL KINDS fo po Phone ELLIOTT MARKET Main F Cash Grocer Speciale: ty All the City Biscult, or Pies you should Bread, r need now while it lasts. The ur ia never #0 200 Crackers per Ib. Quality Ginger Snaps, Ihe or Jar Rubber nt Jar Capa, per doz 250 2 large cans Milk 250 Flakes 26¢ 3 pkgs. Fresh Corn Mason Jare—Pts @ier Qts, T8e Picnt de rat see ABe 22--Britannic, huge hospital ship, sunk by German mine or torpedo} in Aegean sea; 50 lost. December 6—Austro-Germans capture Buch-| Rumanian capital Lioyd George heads new British ministry. | 12—Germany proposes peace, 18—-Allies reject Pinan peace proposal; want reparation and res titution 21 ed States on brink of war; 1917 January 7—Austro-Germans penetrate to Focsani, Rumania. Allies state specific terms fon, restitution and ade- security for future. February 1—Germany declares a U-boat} blockade of Great Britain; warns | Wilson warns Europe, Unit demands re} quat neutrals all ships in zone will be sunk without warning Wilson breaks relations with} demands release 8 Germany; A Ya raider; sunk by 26—Cunard of 72 American liner Lcusatonte U-boat liner Laconia sunk by U-boat; % Americans killed; British recapture Kut-el-Amara; Wilson asks power to arm mer- chant ships. March Washington reveals German to induce Mexico and Japan ade United States. Wilson decides to arm ships congress’ refusal 12—-British capture Bagdad. 14—Petrograd announces Rus- 1 plot to i LOOK! WHY NOT TRADE AT THE | issue; Any day in the week Shoulder of Lamb, Ib. 15¢ Hamburger, 2 Ibs 25¢ Sirloin Steaks, Ib...17 Bacon, Ib. .... -22 Hams, Ib. -23%¢ Cottage Hams, Ib....25¢ Murtay Murray Meat Co. STALLS 357—CORNER M Market SANITARY MARKET Choice Pot Roasts. .11c Choice Boiling Beef. 10¢ SH AND CURED MEATS. 1730 for Orders. Lower Floor SANITARY WHOLESALE All Meats are sold under a po: dicates; American steamer A quin torpedoed without warning April 2—Wilson asks congress to de-| clare war’on Germany; calls for 500,000 volunteers and liberal credit) to allies. 4—Senate votes for war, 82 to 6.) 6—House votes for war, 373 to 50; Wilson signs declaration of war; seizure of German ships in America begun 9—Austria breaks relations with| United States; Brazil with Ger-| many; British break German Ines between Lens and Arras. 20-—Turkey breaks relations with | United States; two German de-| stroyers sunk in attempted raid} on England, | 21—British Foreign Secretary in United State 24—-French envoys arrive; Wil-| son signs $7,000,000,000 war bond} $200,000,000 loan to Great commission under! Balfour arrives Britain. 28—-Guatemala with Germany. breaks relations May United States floats $2,000,- 000,000 Liberty Loan. 4—United States destroyers ar |rive In British waters, 5—Allied war council held in Paris, 11—Russian socialists call inter national peace conference. 15—Gen. Petain succeeds Gen, Nivelle in supreme command of French armies, 17—A, Kerensky, socialist leader, becomes minister of war in MURRAY for BARGAINS | T-Bone Steaks, Ib.... FANCY SPRING CHICKENS, THOMPSON’S MARKET *‘2c~ SPECIAL PRICES ON BEEF BY THE QUARTER OR WHOLE CARCASS Pot Roast Log to 12%¢ ] Veal Roast 19% Rolling Beet ‘ Hamburger nh 24P 7 Soup Meats 5S | Sausage Meat wh Be b Leaf Lard 224¢ | Beet Liver . ee sented or money cheerfully refunded. {kitts always has the low prices. @ Leg Baby Lamb, Ib. Pot Roast, lb. 7¢ to F404 Bolognas, 2 Ibs...... Liver Sausage, 2 Ibs. Soup Meat, Ib Ib. .neeses ARKET—94.96 PIKE Washington 1523 FIRST AVE. Bakery and Delicatessen Try Our Home-Made BREAD— 2 ter" 15¢ cerpaton” NADI Se or Borden With one-pound purchase of Peek’s Perfect 30c Coffee Good for One Week One pound will convince you of the quality. Ww. H. PEEK CO, 1512 Pike Place—Sanitary Mkt. MARKET ont 2336 AND RETAIL sitive guarantee to be as repre- T. THOMPSON, Prop. injures 174; three raiders brought down, June 7—British smash German salient south of Ypres. &—-Gen. Pershing arrives in Lon- don. 12—King Constantine of Greece abdicates in favor of second sen, Alexander. 15—Liberty loan oversubscribed by $900,000,000, 19—Russian republic calls for offensive on east front. United States mission ar |rives in Russia, 27—Former Premier Ventzelot forms new Greek cabinet. 28—First American force arrives in France; Brazil revokes neutral- ity. } July 1—War Minister Kerensky leads Russians in terrific offensive in Galicia; Chinese republic over- thrown, Hsuan Tung, boy emperor, restored to throne. 7——Russia’s women's legion goes to front, first in present war. 9—Wilson calls entire National Guard into service; orders em- bargo of war supplies. 12—Russians take Halicz, key to Lemberg; Chancellor Bethmann- Hollweg of Germany resigns. 14—Georg Michaelis becomes German chancellor; Chinese repub- llc restored. 20—Drafting of select service army takes place in Washington, _—$— BULLBROS. Russia, 18—Wilson signs select service bill, sian revolution; Czar Nicholas ab- 26—Zeppelin raid on Folkestone Just Printers 1018 THIRD MAIN 1048