The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 31, 1917, Page 2

zy STAR—TUESDAY, JULY 31, 1917. WOMAN SLUGGER GILL TO ARREST |"Here They Are! Out of Jail, But Ready to Picket Ag _ ASSAULTS 12; | STRIKEBREAKER OFFER REWARD After a doren brutal assaults PAGE 2 SCRIDERS On and after August Ist, 1917, the price of The Star, de livered by carrier within the | city limits of Seattle, will be ! a0e per month [see sence . your additional ayes added 0 your account! “NO CASH DOWN!” “make your own terms!” pour relections of home Honest, Painless make detectives recelved City furnishings mp to $100 without a i" f fash payment at thme of pur —If you have an ac on women, probably a score of orders from Mayor Gill Tue Beal tevige oun the decitis A eount here your odd! id y ” Dentistry day morning to arrest Gang Foreman Wallace, of the street car etrikebreakers’ outfit in the Georgetown barnes for beating up and nearly kliling Willa Levin, « cases where women have been robbed and frigntened by thugs, and almost numberiees = in neces of women being shadowed and followed in out lying distrtete, the city counoll passed a resolution Monday of- fering a reward of $1,000 for each arrest and conviction of men guilty of euch brutal at to “make your well-known IIb joo will fit your homefurnisher, own ( our ae eods tional purchases will be added without a firet_ payment eral credit individual n PYORRHEA DANGERS Tacoma to operate Lavin was so badly injured that [he was spirited out of the barn tn jan unconscious condition and taken tacks ll rt bona fide” att to a doctor in the Lyon building > ts tha enti of Captain of Detec- for treatment Mon¢ He ap INVESTIGATE— _—— ) tives Charles Tennant, from the pealed to Mayor Gill for protection It Concerns You 5 5 p | actual records at the police station ibe pore sa th eikesaill Dea’t i ae > . 4 be Tt ts belfeved that there are many avi told the mayor tha ° rae fl ot] ae other cases which have pot been €ang had been brought here on the From Pyerrhen Enter Your — \ 3 a O34 even reported to the police, the vic» Pretense of going to Philadelphia. Washington's picketing suffragists are out of jail and back again, ready to take up thelr old dutie 3 time dreading possibility of pub-|They did not know It was such « in front of the White Houre, Left to right Mrs. Gilson Gardner, Miss Minnie Abbot, Miss Jean TRUNKS & LU GGA G E Heity bad strik ald ‘ Frothingham, Miss Mary Ingham, Mrs. B. R. Kinkhead, Mrs, ¥. B, Hilles, Mra. B. G. Reyneau, Mi Many of the alarms are exax.| | vit I went back to New York" julia “Hurlbut, Mra. John Winters Drannan, Mise Doris Stevens, Mise Anne Martin, Miss Eleanor Calnan,| —con r . Bp eerated,” said Capt, Tennant, “be said Devin, 7 - L. C. Mayo and Mrs. J. A. H. Hopkins, who is wearing the apron she made tn prison, . ° pl rt the woman-slugger bel ; toilet articles, umbrellas. ig se ae He fe married and has two chil | ANAROHISTS TRY TO ONT: a amet wreevtenl The resolution of the counet! | dren. | | Atveoiaris (times, Diacase) is Levin declared mutiny had brok | states that “The recent attacks up on women have created a condition ¢n out among the strikebreakers of fear and anxtety among women ‘I know of 60 of them that are KILL ELIHU ROOT, “7 io OVER BOOZE IS | ON WEDNESDAY WILL REPLACE that ie intolerable.” |atck of the whole thing,” he sald | Continued From Page Mra. G. M. K 500 Lake ave, |“and they want to get out. But ea eMindbcrt,...20 Brack was attacked by a man Monday they can't, because the company Siberia, according to travelers guards around them.” night, who put bis arm around hor) kee from fuedia, erriving here te polar te 8 STRIKE GUARDS - ia commen source neck and threw her to the ground nit pee ag er Page be A day. the Seltewing ayetemaie aie- She offered him her valuables if he Tot.” Mayor Gill sald heno fel- | Piridges shead of Root’s train ‘ sen, and by secondary intee- would not harm her, and when he lows can’t come in here and get Councli Monday refused to | wore pet afire just as Root was en- |" aon pained ni the Roxalite traveling Mf refused them, she amed, The |AWay with it when they half Kill) confiem the appointment of 19 |tering Siberia, The train was A , July 1m bag better bese yore assailant fled down some # shes men under them” — special policemen to guard ex. (stopped before tt seschon bd Orys say It will pass. Wets Se eee one . near by, leading to Yesler way ry) 1 hi tk burning structures an was de eay it won't. That was the sit San all-fiter, t-ply black vee} made tn walrus grain, In 5 Police officers were unable to lo-! p es aa seg | layed for 30 hours while the bridges| uation today in the prohibition Beered trunk: has heavy steel-{ |" 060: tor 90.8 cate him when they were sent se = jayor aa re Aiea | Were being repaired. Then ) Root) fight when debate wae resum- ME ia Protected corners and edges, “Inch sise, regular o, sp the vicinity to response to tho, ing announced that he Intende was about to start again, Viatka) ed in the senate. The senate ry 5 Strong catches and lock; tnde-{ | “ia! for the week e 5 0e4s Bt atarm to put regular policemen on the | station and storehouse were wet! hae agreed te vote en the con- Jey es Eemeeeio—deticn the baggage) *' ici tor the week... |... 0uas — | ne. fire and the blaze spread to the! gtitutional amendment temor-. — Altho I have the right to do #0,|rafiroad conches there. row. House leaders on both Is-tnch size, regular $4.50, spe- etal for the week I have no Intention of reappoint jing the 19 men whom the council jrefused to confirm, because Bol jton thought they were gunmen,” said the mayor. Three trains were burned and the Root train was threatened, but the American mission escaped amendment, Gregory Mason, of New| Representative . declared that after the store | democratic dry, sides are preparing for a big —B4-inch sine, $21.56 fight if the senate passes the special for the week $17.45 e645 a varied showing of new U. S, NOT OBLIGATED TO CONQUEST AIMS Dy United Prose Leased Wire TO RAISE FARES Mayor Gill took stepe Tues July 31—The . ald WASHINGTON, ideas in wardrobe trunks: Ninety-four “property guards" and coaches caught fire, ment would carry in the house. United States ts not obligated to| day te have Corporation Ceun- fo) the traction company Were COD: | hing! shed dow vy M h pinging care were pushed down the Tif Thetriet of Cotumbia dry bill) “practical abd newent Sfean [| i2llow France in her ambition to] sel Caldwell resiet Bence va firmed by counell, Councilman track to the windward of the Root |failed by one vote to get-a two-| Ett one now at these savings regain Alsace-Lorraine, it was of-| state public service com Hesketh alone voting “no.” ltrain, wo thet the breeve carried thirds majority, but new membere ficlally stated here today. Nor ts] the traction company’s order J. 1, Stannard, | the consalting en-!the flames direct sainet have arrived since that, and their| | hae protected} Tesular 629.50, epectal for ths the American relation Sovpes. ei tea gunn Coe: teket® Igiveer of Portiand, wrote to cowD-rtrain the American mission occu-|votes are dry, Webb sata. | Beng Boni neee f $18.05 Fe would necessarily demand freedom{ Altho Caldwell wrote to the.coun-|°! offering to, report on the power |pied Representative Randall, Callfor- my case equipped ine wardrobe trunk with ul ¢ arily i ' ad tion possiblities of Cédar river cen The coolness of the engineer of nia, agreed with Webb the amend- wie good lock and catches: reg-§ for equipment, regular for certain parts of Austria. jett July, M4, saking for mantra Hon /Cedar falls and at | Meets trata aaved the weston. As| ment will pass the’house. 4 ta tor ee $5.95 $37 ®, special for the a Balfour in aaserting yester@ay on bales her or pear on pe po heer Landsberg, for data/the biasing cars approached, he Representatives Longworth, Ohio, | sie : that England would fight until) order, he never rece! in the engineer's office ts ineuffi-| packed his cars rapidly away out/and Mecker, Missouri, predicted de France regained the territory ahe|Hie communication ia still tn the held before Bismarck, spoke only hands of Councilman Lane, of the for England, tt was stated. judiciary committee jals would not On receipt of Mayor Gill's letter fea stands on the Al ~| Tuesday, Caldwell immediately got they made ft plain the/{n touch with the public service is not necessartly golng to| commission, in session at the Cham- mix in the allies’ politics, The U.|ber of Commerce and Commercia! 8. will, however, insist on restora | Club, and gained pertnisaion to pre tion of Belgium. sent the city’s case later, altho It had been set for today GUA By od Frees Lanend Wire OLYMPIA, July 31.-—-National A, P, VIOLATIONS rd troops now in federal serv. BRING TIGHTER [ny Uetted Pree traced Wr j NEW YORK, July 31.—Drae | tle regulations to prevent pub- | Meation of any word of Ameri can troop landings or other WE ASK YOUR APPROVAL | cient for bis work, he wants the jof danger. Mrs. Gregory said Root | feat of the amendment. Longworth city to give him men to make hit | remained pertectly calm during the/ believes it will go over until next own research. fire. | session. | While en route thru Russia, the} | Americans saw German prisoners! freely fraternizing with Russian! soldiers and workmen and joining| in their epeechmaking Becond Ave. at Pine St. 101 te 111 S. Eleventh st. Tecoma. CHAMBER IS HOST | TO BOY DELEGATES One hundred and fifty boys from every part of the state of Washing ton will be the guests of the Cham ber of Comn ce and Commercial Club at a luncheon tn the Commer |etal Club rooms Wednesda: They are the delegates to the Congress of Youth, which will convene to TACOMA WILL but GEN.. LIGGETT SEES | GE RESERVE OFFICERS. | SAN FRANCISCO, July"31.—Maj.| BUILDING PLANT Gen. Hunter Liggett, commanding | the Western army department, Will| My United Presse Lensed Wire |morrow at Rolling Bay, Frank Mo-|Teview the student officers of the TACOMA, Juy! 31.—-With con- ran’s private school for boys | Presidio tratning camp today. His tracts to build 40 wooden v for The boys were selected from 102 Will be one of the closing features the French government, the Found cities and towns of the state to act of the camp. The routine inatruc-| ton Co, of New York, will establish (as delegates to the congress, They | tion is practically complete. |another shipyard in Tacoma to fill |will hear debates and discussions — the order, if the city can provide jon public questions seroma tide flat transportation ‘acilities. RDS TO REMAIN WESTINGHOUSE WANTS a thousand men who are willing locked for ten months while making a new implement for We guess it's a machine for fastening British cabinet min Into their jobs. 3 lee and doing guard duty in the stete will remain, sald a message give first ie always de- | received by Gov. Lister from Sec retary of War Baker yesterday c THAT the fellow who falls to he’d give his Iast dollar. a: ait j bg : i £ a CONVICT CORNERED | By Prited Freee Lensed Wire ‘ALEXANDER HOPE 1S (751503 SCS, FOUND DEAD AT DESK rounded by 100 men In a ¢ out tide of Petaluma, after having stab Alexander Hope, yeoman in the | United | DEWEY LOSES BLADE The steamer Admiral Dewer, while pulling away from her pier in San Francisco, struck a pile and! lost one of her propeller blades. The passengers were transferred aboard athon abroad are now In effect. The new regulations follow fallure of the Associated Prese bed Policeman Gust Jewett here Jest night, will nm in alive, States Coa « c art fall a 1 > he Queen. The Queen arrived 1 to comply with specific re- fied of heart fall was the be by the/t 0 8 here According to the popular movement for shorter hours, quests of government offigals |reom 202, federal building, Tues- sheriff today ve Otto will| Sunday morning. both in England and here, to |4ay morning. Ho war 38 years fight until he is killed or else will SINALOA BEING REPAIRED Tho Norwegian freighter Sinaloa, which went ashore near Cape Blan- co Inet June, is expected to be tn commirsion again within two weeks, is the statement issued yesterday by RS. Hoyt, local manager for the C. Henry Smith Co. end his own life | we, the undersigned, have agreed to close our respective stores during the months of August and September at 6 | o'clock p. m. during the week and at 7 o’clock p. m. on Saturdays. You can co-operate with us in this good work by mak- jold, and had been tn the service 14 years | Ss omit reference to an Ameri- can contingent landing abroad last Saturday. “Repeated « Otto escaped from San }a week ag Quentin Jewett will recover, ‘BEAT LIFE OUT OF _ -HALF-BREED INDIAN | EVERETT, July 31.—Four Indian serious violations! \flof the voluntary censorship have Ii been attempted to be excused on |the ground of misunderstanding or k of positive rmation,” said |George Creel, chairtnan of the com | CAN'T GET scows , Jad A ing your purchases before 7 o’clock, thus making it pos- mittee on public information, issu-| |half-breeds beat Bob Silester to] SANT GET Sco H . ing the new regulations. | death h today with clubs oe Lesned Wire sible for our employes to spend Saturday nights with | “Spates have been taken to make parled hie hedt fe ead peed] BELLINGHAM, July 31~—Salmon | canneries here are having difficulty 1n getting scows to handle the bir- fest and first catch of sockeyes thie season, One cannery on Lummi t{s- land caught 7 this statement of necessary secrecy their families and friends. Signed: }eo complete and specific as to leave CLOTHING, FURNISHINGS AND HATS I]|cimovorabie evasion | dishonorable evasion.” believed Silester was possessed of evil spirits. They were arrested by the sheriff b Secretary Baker declared he! RELEASE FOUR SLACKERS a 6,000 in one trop, while Cheasty’s | Pendleton & Holt i] teartily approved the new rules | Four men arrested. for Detag | than 310,000 fieke handled more and Creel's explanation of why they slackers last Thursday by the fed saath M. Prager & Company L ge — |J\ are neceseary. The government ap Jera authorities were released yes : = : : m. C, Green |f| peals again to all press asso ter Joseph Springer, under | Lundquist-Lilly McDonald Hat Shop |i|tions and newspapers to abide! DENTIST {axe Ben Barratz and Harry Apple IOWA SUFFERING Shaf Brothers trietly by the regulations and “ex - mum had registered. A. Merkle | By United Prete Leased Wire Pxamination gag! K. K. Tvete tends gratitude and high apprecia-| TREATMENT | Was released on condition that he) DES MOINES Ia, July 31.— Frree—Teeth Ave, Treats King Brothers Burnside Hat Co. tion” to the “overwhelming propor CARE = ter. | Some rellet, but not much, tald ~ Refere Yeu move Your Dental 7 “ = | ‘e tor , announc- Tailored Ready Co. Black and White Hat Co. [en unselfish, patriotic adherence to| ‘ MATERIAL | ing the average temperature in| Fahey-Brockman E. L. Tvete jthe voluntary agreement” of the METHODS |Towa as 88 degrees at 10a m. To-| Shaner & Wolf C. C. Filson 4 Note the prominent features of [he eald nam Will be around 100, 1% cme-President Michican state ——___________¢] my highly efficient service. | | “d ental Examiners) E. N. Brooks & Co. J. S. Marcusson | New Envoy to Japan ||, addition to there distinct ad-| IP Ho cE KP ? : Young & Baile y vantages ow Bidge Is Built || Singerman’s, Inc. Hardeman Hat Store ———_————4 | MY PRICES ARE THE LOWEST Fee att ETE ts | ie Kennedy’s, Inc. Saat IN SEATTLE | ELLIOTT 3026. Eastern Outfitting Co. AND I SUCCESSFULLY TREAT Open Evenings and Siindays PYORR NOWHERE, “EPT IN MY OF FICE: WILL Yor FIND THIS COMBINATION Price and Efficiency Ho, n i THIRD AND PIKE | Wars Entrance 1504 Third Ave. | “* See eanos UPerams Not Open Su Main 5769. SECOND AND UNION ih. A (RIGG'S DISEASE) L. B. Westerman | The Hub Clothing Co. | Friedman & Wolfson | Hatton-Oliver Gus Brown Carl Schermer W. B. Hutchinson, Nickerson Co. John Lindh Company Outlet Clothing Co. SHOES The Wilcox Co. | Eggert Shoe Company Sterling Men’s Wear Co. | Turrell Shoe Co. Regal Shoe Company TAILORS Plymouth Shoe Co. T. J. O’Neil Hamilton Shoe Co. Stone The Tailor, Inc. Westberg & Childs a ag xo Co, lorence Compan Gately’s Ai New York Outfitting Co. F. C. Kavanaugh O. G. Thal A. B. Freyd ughed till he did For she was rather nervous And part of ber hair was ' 40. THE BANK FOR YOUR SAVINGS EE MONEY LEFT WITH THIS ASSOCIATION ON OR BEFORE AUGUST 6 WILL SHARE IN EARNINGS FROM AUGUST 1 Not one of our 16,000 Satisfied Savers ever has been or ever will be called upon to pay any fees, pays 4 PER CENT INTEREST Buck Shoe Co. Florsheim Shoe Co. W. Bernhard Shoe Co. F J. M. Cunnin Walkover Boot Shop Morris, a Philedelphian, has been ee er gp cf any description, For 28 years we from . m nates ‘or 8 pos t han Seren & Baldridge Baxter & Baxter vacant by the death ‘ot the Inte ee en ee eee 9 August First = H. 3 ne — rg parties |Georgo W. Guthrie. ON SAV GS on e sums deposit- tetson Tailors mi 0. = © DAI ed on or before yp le Biown Brothers WAR TAXES RAISED IN August Fifth Butler & Blumenthal Packard Shoe Store MAWASHINGTON. July 81—A. 2 O : J. B. Tracy | Model Sample Shoe Co. per cent wurtax on corporattons, in Compounded Semi-Annua'ly THE? BAN “3 * ahi | crease in surtaxes on incomes 7 ection * $ ‘ 4 Imperial Tailoring Co. Hoyt Shoe Company over $16,000 an incrense of $1. a| tac 2 Sil RC ag TY die 3 ‘ K Oxford Tailoring Co. | Kane The Tailor S. H. Sacks G. B. Phillips, Inc. Phillips Bros. Heart Sample Shoe Co. PUM 8 I A iS TEE gallon in the tax on distilled apir its and an increase of 60 cents a barrel on beer were agreed upon |today by the senate finance com- mittee as amendments to the rev- enue bill, Heh Aa 8 $6,300,000 Washington Savings and Loan Association 810 SECOND AVE. Established 28 Years the principle of concentrating weight on leaning supports at the ends, The supports are held firm- jly together by heavy rope. This is the work of army engineers and ekilled woodsmen, ~ FOR’ SAVINGS