The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 2, 1917, Page 2

STAR—THURSDAY, AUG, 2, 1917. PAGE 2 — — S5 MILLS NOW © [Carmen Thank star MANTIS KILLED = [/——-—), ——_— rida “NO CASH QO | OPERATINGON [orcs Sus2%""| WHEN CYCLE | |speciox. | |Five Bartel Drug Stores|| oe cseT 4, Which formally ended the . 2 — — . * he Labo Temple, go! ut of ra Star. In front of the butlding, Figs, mire 26 Enough to Carry Your Confidence Byringes, Sat. size, “make your own terms’! Royeott of lumber made in mills Piney paused to shout their J, P. Nasman, 4%, 6819 26th ave 50c size for rapid flow tubes, ‘ p where the employers have not Finanks for the fair treatment || N. 2, was instantly killed at 4a, m Garfield Tok; Wiel Fr $1 49 Sites your. ecledtions. of . granted the eighthour day may be [ eivan them | Thursday, when the motorcycle he 25e 16c day . 2 the next step in the strike among " . dop ) Homefurnishings up to F106 timber vechios volutions were adopted bY Tt) way driving collided with an auto size Own a without a sh payment at the Central Labor Council Wed | time of purchase —we invite This announcement was made at fieoaay night, thanking The Star || Mobile driven by Grover Binkley Celery King ; Kodak Merliel Ventahiol you, the Seattle homefur the Central Labor Council! Wednes: [for the fairness with which it [| at the corner of Westlake ave, and eo ae Cream, mrs 506 . size “We ° our ow ‘ day night by W. C. Edwards, ste had handled the carn " ine . b i cs alge el fell gato to the counell from the Tim srry Virginia # Rocky souimale Jar 33c MES cent sccvina in tit (Bl ber Workers’ unton dadenes Nasman wan on his way to the Bes ain ae kane alt the caw eS 23c models of 1A Auto- ener meee eer renn ae) #8 y Union men tn shipyards will be} Westerman tron works, where he|f! | 360 size anked to refure to handle any lam: | was employed as chief engineer, He Z graphic, 1A Auto Rovenide Vietst"Gand your Individual needs s — ad —_—_— . CE ig phy at ag hg elo | 97 JITNEYS | has lived in Seattle 15 years. | - graphic Specia ate, greaseless cold o se strike milla © rn a0 | a ten-hour basis,” sald Biwares Binkley was arrested on an open Black Horn Chamo! the new 2C Box Cam- cream, 2-02. your additional This may mean delay in the con-| | charge and held for investigation, |) | Rub Brush, for 9 5 struction of the army cantonment Automobile accidents Wednesday ing and po urchases added ‘ at American lake | WILL BE KEPT | resulted in injuries to seven per ishing autos 22c Eastman Brownie : Dp Commissioner of Immigration! - No, 00 ...06 aoe beth oe Henry M. White, and Special Medt:| | Mra, Beatrice Benjamin, 2153 Brownie Nail es, and- to your account ator Edgar ©. Snyder went to) |Laurelshade ave., sustained a frac Hood’ reaparilia, NO..0 s-scmesae Veenenté forged 22c Olympia Wednesday to el od tured skull when she was struck by mfr.'s $1.00 69 Brownie steel ... .-- \ conditions in the ship there Lanes’ educile 4 the |S unknown fitney at Elliott ave. size . “ c No. 2 .. purchases Z which have closed down tn sympa-| egal attempts to pave the and Beach drive. Walter Doipbin dayne'e Tonke'Verwt r iggy . ‘ Premo Camera—Pictures Shave Widted without thetic. strike with the timber| way for unrestricted jitney r of Police Lic s. C. Dol “4 Eastman Duplex aving attra withest = ° | 10, won of Police Li I fuge, mfr.'s 33c Pye ; ged mes 5.00 Oe ace ta ee conekere, operations by 197 drivers previ: | py in, was injured internally, wher ie oles. They were expected to return| ously ruled off streets on which |), wan crushed by the wheels of Eastman Vest Pocket Folding $ ed box, spe- Thursday night | street care operate falied | a°sruck at Fourth ave. and Uni Sidr Red | Clover Kodak Anastigmat . 20.00 cial at. 13c the| Thursday morning Eastman No. 2A 24x4V/y $3 00 Dr. Chambers’ Pedal oe ° and Mandrake for kidney disorders, shutters, R, R. lens, formerly $20.00 ‘Aneel Foot Ease’) Ime mitra 256 lf Developing, Enlarging and Tinting ize... - 16c | ; Y Practically no change in versity Wt | Py strike situation Was reported Thurs Judge Neterer ruled that his John McLaren, 15, 208 N. 72nd the bleed, 89c “rte Saat is a ine, for foot trou- es aay. Th w mills in Wha | former injunction, which was yr gem . n | | 16-02. botties P a . bles, 50¢ day. Threo saw m ’ st.; 'T, G. Anderson, 124 Sixth ave Elixir Buchu, for] | Eastman No. 3A Folding Kodaks, ball-bearing h 34 county granted the demands of the| winked at during the period of (|! yn, FE. Swanson, 604 Jat a ncn . “ on the eight the carmen's atrike, would hold. a all rd ell wong ee eens fy | st) M. EB, Packer, Roslyn hotel; pint bottles 922.50, NOW cicseren vscrerrons Jendid values in gas hour-day is The effort to satisfy the tnjunc seman, 128 2ist ave. 8, sustain c ae for “4 two. burne Approximately %5 mills in West-|tion restraining 197 jittney bus driv nor Injuries In accidents Wed i a Caldwell’ f aldwell's Syrup o When in doubt regarding your camera, con- Buhack Insect Pow- ai uae Po ee sult our Kodak Men. They wil! be glad to ex- der, 1/202. 10c é 69c plain the correct methods of taking good pic- boxes for .. vie; regular price ern Washington are operating on/ers from operating on streets where nesday afternoon and evening. eos” ei 40 eighthour shifts now the Puget Sound Traction, Light &| Nine drivers were arrested for Saturaay... $1.49 | ‘The following {# a list of mill| Power Co. holds franchises was speeding « ; the train ) Ml aistricts where employers have al-|mado by Attorney W. R. Crawford, | ordinances Jay. They wore for demi Cascara Bark, 10¢ ee trie, pe bite ready conceded to the twill workers’ |reprosenting the jittney drivers, He 1, W King's Dyspepsia packages 7 regular price $3-—! demands argued that the t has no juris; 45; C. EB. Bishop, y Tabiets, mfr.'s 50¢ — Sap :..0s eoocelt Lowell, one m Pnumelaw, four! diction in the case 1B. Metealf, P ine, 23; Albert bo: ep 34c CANDY SPECIALS Mulford’s Extract of Wilapa Harbor, one shingle; it was Crawford's contention that Koenig, 41, and F. glial at... Bonnie Bride Snaps Millers Rubber Cascara, bitter or one veneer plant; Tacoma,'the damage sustained by the com = Pape’e Diapepsin, —Whipping cream, Sponges, just right sweet, 3-0z, 20c four saw milla; Olympia, one mill; |pany thru the operation of each bus SHIP El UDES SUB alia 600 30c cane sugar, chopped for massaging the bottles .. .. six mille; Lake Washing: |is less than $3,000, the amount nec almonds and dipped face, 10 Stron Arnica f c ) Seattle nil 49 tor 1; Edmunds, all mills; jessary to brin der th " Karatol music case Cc on, one mill; Edmunds, all sills me 8 ose under the) Seem tee a. in Hershey's choco-| | Mee Tooth Littel, one mill; Bothell, one mill; | authority of a federal court a Et rg oy 2 late, per music case } loy, one mill; Camano, one| The 197 busses affected by the , AN ATLANTIC PORT, Aug, 2—|1) ( geptoline Glove Aig 40c 15 ins. lone : § " ' ‘ Two unsuccessful attacks made on| pow . ; w Milltown, two mill# isco, injun n ru « on traction com- , ” Page ccmatatiogn “wnat Cleaner and Spot Malted Milk Choco. moire .}taing one mill; Ariington, one mill; |pany streets, Thursday morning re- er by Germ yy jt Remover, , *20 lates, 1-1b, strep han Kelso, two mills: Bryant, one mill; sumed the routes which they had ‘ported by a Bench siesimet at oz, bottles Cc Peron 50c Paste, mfr.'s and fastener: } Bi cumner, one mill; Orting, one mill,| before the strike began ae be 9g on Rhee Ap ncnig | | Empress Chocolates, 250 size ise | c very comvent- and Whatcom county, three saw| Attorney Crawford finally asked ® torpedo te ne Hans Heat ttb, sat to carry.) iene |that jitneya be permitted to use| B&trowly missing her, Emery Manicure 40 c| | Tennis Rackets, tor ew xeo meee pet Thirty-five employes of the Seat-|bridges and certain streets to get Boards, 1 dozen In appre Nuggets, children, strong and Biles’ G5c, special, . . rn : ite box factory walked out Wednes-|to districts not served by cars 0 KI Legbonly children, a Big Nat Friday and) Bil gay, demanding an elghthour day| Altho Judge Neterer dig not for POLICE HEAD LLED ee ::, 6c kd Dna Mo ob bbe 25c ba. _ day.. 49c and weekly paydays. }mally rule, he sald his ruling was . Raymond's Artisep- tic Dental Tooth _ tneye el Naa? OL RAM ate "3~@ep a cans, delightfully - size .... ... 2c =} LOS ANGELES |. W. W |screot ted by tr ecompany but telat Police tamer W. Rejacids *e5|I| (Gaapar-gae mar) [ees GO| | re meee DGC| | Lane Femiy Tos | | \e a . oe evn from t » the pa psd le Pe goa re ber Bath 13c Victoria Chocolate Remington 78 elze ... * 32c framed Cupid § |PROTEST TO WILSON, Sponges e ¢ Creams, 1 AB Rackets .... OC mitre 30 icture: oa “ANGELES, Ane’ 2—Con-| Vf W ; Hi id S oe spate mite 5 aint sale P : oses Was in His Hide, Says =n) Ge special— le c Bath Brushes, de- }demning the lynching of — w | | Little, 1. W. W. organizer, at Butte, ° Fi r Tennis Bi tool tw. W. foray vest oe | LAY Krom Booby Lane, ini] (Rrra. st] | wersbe “ manaies,| | Virion a “Draon | | tecranie nenaion, |lowing resolutions to President Wi! ’ else, rapid: 85 422, black 60c Tennis 35c fiber 25 son: “Whereas, The corporations of An Sswer to Bal my Benny flow tubes c bristles .... Balle ...--. bristles .... Cc —attractive framed Cupid pie ( Arizona are being allowed to take ture, as here shown, 614x8% | the hi into their own hands and “1 think Moses wae just go Jed on such a question.” . . Incbber fotogravare, with glass, }[fjare fustituting government by ua-| ing to Kise his girl when the | “Now every one in the North Pinaud’s Flamenca Face Powder. | | Perfection Cold Cream—/ | ,gpominaL seLTs " i |men, thereby encouraging other cor-| light went out, but got her old | west knows of one man who may je ben - meer lightfull fect skin walnut finshed frame; special porations to do likewise; and, | man instead,” writes R. A. S. | be able to give Benny a tip on this Marceau’a Face Powder, 75c A de e! tfully Pe! . $3.50 for Friday and llc “Whereas, This hae led to the in-, to Balmy Benny, who is atill | light going out. Now, dear Renny, | size 49¢| | cream for the face and Bolts Saturday, each . |famous and cowardly murder of! racking his brains for the |why not ask Charlie Egan, Freddie Orchard White, for making face | | hands, made in my own| | at ¢298 ) Bunton Leader Frank Little at Butte,| true answer to “Where Was Hogan's second Stanley Ketchel, lotion, mfr.’e 35c size .......... igid Mont. ; Moses When the Light Went where was Moses when the lights Aluminum Collapsible Drinking laboratory under most rigi: | “Therefore, We the people of Loa} ? went out? Charlie ought to know Cup 7 scrutiny. 50c jars, special | Angeles, in mass meeting assem- mail is growing, and because he was there, too.” Glover's Mange Remedy, mfr.’s t 37 ¥: }bled, protest aguinst further delay} are aplenty, But the Edwin A. Johnson of Port Blake 50c size, Friday special ze } [at in returning the deported miners to) poor boy is still in a quandary, |jey, submits two answers, thusly their homes, and we demand that| Here are a few of the answers |. 4 |these corporations be punished and| Fe Ray yy FS ng oe ad 610 2nd Ave., | { Candy Kitch- |their rule by gunmen be stopped.” In hie tightfit | And QQ San discusses the mo near Alaska bedhead yetg ° y | ~ - in Ave. The telegram was signed by Jas.| ting hide looking for a flea in | ontous question in this manner P. Thompson, of Seattle, recently) hle pajamas,” writes Mise R. L. omy " deported from Jerome, and Phil Me-| Wlenle Werst, of Booby Lane. |p, Wes the Israelites got to the |P ___—— Laughlin, Los Angeles, district dele) And, as if supplementing the|away from them | wate of the I YW. W. eS Wienle Worst {dea, Martin Carson, “Spiritually speaking, we say that 450 men will return to work in | opines that Moses “was down in that Jesua is the light of the world the shipyards if the plan of ship- 6 | DI T D 8-HOUR DAY GAINS | cots" eatio saver kraut Moses was the light of the Israel-| yard heads, the president of the lo- = Marie Milkowski, of Anacortes, ftes, and when God put Moses’ ca] Ship Carpenters’ union and fed- 5 TROON ken hohe writes: “Moses was up in his pri light out, he was dead.” eral mediators, for j Passe: rs m % a ~ ‘ peace, are ratt- five minutes. His passengers held| TACOMA, Aug. 2.—~Today fire * * ge a , rm: our} ate room trying to solve @ prob) While Ellen Quanstrom, R. fied at a meeting the strikers here . hi n Slap S up the car to welcome him back/more firms went on the elght-hour! Miller of Maryeville, Mae Bell Pad ‘nell 4 Leased Wire 5 |lom on how his wif to Conductor Sam Wolfe, of the to the run. Handshaking the|basis, bringing the total number of] (01,0 on war prices.” dock, age & of Kennydale, and Vi oo : Pree ‘Alki line, couldin’t start his car on order of the day, and every ar pel oe on pot of manu-|,.42¢. Corinn B. Pash believes ola Hill of Bremerton write that COACH TO BUILD SHIPS “DAVENPORT, la., Aug. 2.—D fits first trip Thursday morning for was accompanied by a slap on the testattne ae mercantile houses | Moses was in Schultz's beer pal-/“Moses was in the dark As assistant to the president, T./{el Wallace, of Chicago, or; a back. nee beam canitiy ieline ta Bg with 20° gargiing the free lunch when Other answers will be found tn | A. D. Jones, former football coach|of the League of Humanity, BIG TIME DANCE » jthe light went out.” And A. Moses the “Squirrel Food" cartoon by Appointment of a Pacific | at Yale, has joined the staff of the|five other persons were indict statements declaring their belief| °°” A. ue | the ol gr dg merlll eet A BASKET PICNIC SET that the principle not only 1s just bem ga Pag Rg wry was all |G ne Ahern, on page 8. Coast business man on the na- Ames Shipbuilding and Dry Dock by the federal grand jury here Mat ¢ suspices of |} | Am all-day basket pienic will be|to praneges at will “promote |i tn to put the light out When | By United Press Leased Wire tional shipping board to fill the 0. ay on charges of conspiracy _ ‘Wlekets Soe; Extra Lady 25¢. (held by the members of the Con-|sTeater eftic : Moses was in, the light was out,|) WASHINGTON, Aug. 7 th 3 | Uniform Rank, Company No. 1 sumers’ league, at the home of Mrs. cs wee " but when Moses was out, the light | senate commerce committee voted! urged. 1h + ee aecuaay varie en li hig RE Pi ge Moved Ppt two 3 , 78 o ‘ ° yO e ‘ 4 oN residen a ‘ . and ogee bein aa ee er ee ‘| PRESIDENT ORDERS gw be ory 8 et ale Me ratie ck Walineanantens, hight by the Seattle Chamber |ed States district court against the| violation of the federal espionage . ire, th Wana Ob Merete 4a aar| aw Soe ae inbridge Colbs.| OC ommerce and Commercial steamship Golden Gate by Mitsui & act. EMBARGO ON STEEL. ‘ hat Ben rH a Shue: faker roe sii teeand tae Co, for violation of a charter to de-| Fred Voltmer, brother of forme® cpieprr satan st a prised that Benny could be “hook-' shipping board | “every one in Pacific states vital-| liver a cargo of shelled peanuts val-|Congressman Voltmer of Iowa; EB bg = hag Nn pda fy —— —| dintcreated in succeds of construc-| ued at $10,004.20. On behalf of the|C. Willis, Charles Wiese and A. Hi Ce ie eer eohgae gage - ete of federal sbipping|owners, Bogle, Graves, Merritt &|Miller, all prominent local attoty, sey Alert pa yperyits ‘| ‘ ; lnoard.” says the message, because | Bogle filed a bond later for the re-|neys, were indicted on one cou Mics ae ate cous, meant / of direct importance of that work | lease of the steamer. charging “assisting and abetting 6 uch ths allies need for “actual | , to development of business on Pa- _— a conspiracy ia violation of ae perpoeeas” a tre, We are 3,000 miles from At-|AWA MARU BRINGS SILKS espionage act. ihe tea | co, yusin ponditions he Awa M t the NI ed Other fron and steel products are f ; lantic, with business con The Awa Maru, of the Nippon 4 sowed ving be freely leensed. but | “Seez > > . totally different from Eastern part) yusen Kaisha Co., and the steam- HE GOES TO WORK q nly to the allies a Jot country. Our trade with Orient |ehip Kongosan, of Mitsul & Co., ar-| ‘ E y , : |developing rapidly and probably lrived here Wednesday. The Awa|_ After swearing to himself that b 2~—The| vacancy on the board, was —— violating the espionage act. : would never work again, Jud r Y: d atest single commercial | x5 b t 1 BOSTON TOLL SEVEN : sae cree following clone of war.|5i'¢33,500 X® Yalued St) witiam Edgeworth Muse, of Gi f development fol & $1,633,500, : - Rose, Tex., has broken his vo ty United Leased Wire Transportation to Philippines, Ha- - "BOSTON, Aug 2.—Seven dead Se \ gd . wail and Alaska involve individual and has offered his services to Une und more than 60 prostrated in| | ‘ = problems of direct importance to| SLAGKERS TAKEN cle Sam. ‘The judge ts in Seattle, jreater Boston is the past 24 7 ° x nation, In view of these circum jen route to Texas from Japan . larg urs’ C ft a heat | —— - | ent cific Coast fs con-| Five slackers were lodged in the) —————————_—_—_— ACCOMMODATE MUM ccs Euaharty bare today wis ont - ; [stances enti eine upon you Import.[city jail Wednesday night, having! — W. C. T. U. TO PIGNIG 17 a PP SS poverag : 0 been discovered in the South End} The W. C. T. U. will hold a fed ther of killing heat. : ms pointing strong Pacific | np sated , : y jance of aphoinsresent vacancy on| by details of infantry from the Sec-|eration pienie at Woodland pant os fess and Washington regiment. Friday, August 3. YOu fe, 77 DIE IN PHILA. |abtooing bonne, Wo ure, 20, wel a alll 4 4 U, y United Press Leased Wire vantage of picking a capable, broad- PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2.—The gauged man, thoroly familiar with | és ZA mercury wag at 85 at 9 a.m. Theilf| business and shipping conditions, ~~ 7) Jeath total the second day {s 77 |] who can be of vital constructive ‘ a} peng ned ~ force in dealing with big problems Y Ps that must be met during the next {7 IN BALTIMORE | They used to talk about the “rainy season and August”—but it few months pe a To the Thrifty Savings Deposi- By Uslled Brees Leseed “Wire | is A, Briquet who has lengthened our summers {SKATTLE CHAMBER OF COM- tor who at any future time may BALTIMORE, Md, Aug. 2 MERCH AND COMMERCIAL SENT FREE! With a temperature at & a. m. of wish to buy or build a home, we g 99 degrees, deaths from heat since —- will extend accommodation at the , Monday total 17 URGES WESTERN MAN " RELIEF IN TWO MINUTES e j Pres railing bZ ae 1 telegram sent to President lowest rate of interest prevailing. } STEAL DRAFT LIST Wilson yesterday, President Albert | —from— of the Seattle Chamber i] ] i ee a i : onus | J. Rhode INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 2-—The of of Commerce and Commercial Club, Gas in the Stomach, Sour Stomach (commonly Accounts opened here on or be- fietal 1 fie: ist of registrants of Marion i th ypointment of a Pacific . seeey en on the tedernl shinning called Heartburn), Pains in the Stomach after fore August 3rd draw interest Ae county, outside of Indianapolis, was from August 1st. stolen from the office of Hugh Lan board eating, Belching, Swelling and Full Feeling, 80 don, chairman of the exemption | i board, last. night | WILSON MOVES SHIPYARD frequently complained of after meals. Just rere aeece, Ore Vinee | ‘The John Wilson shipyards began mail the Coupon— | moving their plant yesterday from oO e BANQUET ITALIAN | the East waterway to thatr new 5 t north of the Ames) > ~ at In recognition of service to his A |e dere Wie Want wacerway. They | BELLINGHAM CHEMICAL CO, fan ‘consal for the wtaten of Wash-| me ra Aniniar neg cr ger Liomme all ete ru eer aneung will employ about 800 men at thelr | Bellingham, Wash., U. S. A. ington, Idaho, Oregon and Montana, No self-respecting Furnace, Range, Grate or Stove knows new site, revel tendered na pare or taDa | real fuel satisfaction until you adopt Diamond Briquets. Clean, --— Gentlemen— juets in the various states, and left || efficient, economical—they should be filling your bin to the | STEAMER'S WATCHMAN DIES | Please send me a FREE TRIAL ‘ 4 ‘t 4 » r > r { t Pnalted Pres -t « for Portland Thursday to be enter brim right NOW, in preparation for winter, And they are just MUNEAUS A While i PACKAGE of J-O-T-O, alned there. $6.65 per ton (at the bunkers) ; . en route between Cordova and Ju will be gind apply yeu with neau, M. EB. Madsen, watchman UNCH S 1 anan a Any fuel dealer N ell as our other Dine Din- t . ¢ ri yi Na LA UB CHASER oe, Tel Bs eRe other tomers feee—iees Dike aboard the steamship Admiral Wat RETA; ico rds terns pati, Ae ea al sae ae gly a son, died. ‘The steamer sailed Tues- | BREMERTON, Aug. 3.—Subma day, after leaving the body at Ju- iinaer ie veal conser ws | PACIFIC COAST COAL COMPANY |: enn EE launched Wednesday afternoon. chaser will be” turned, out | 888 RAILROAD AVE. 8. Main 6080 A levery five days, ‘ iui kad tna Lad nt;