The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 4, 1917, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR PHEUM 2! = "in RUSS [SEATTLE MAN POSSE ROUNDING [7Vew Life of the Land OR Contowe om Pest) MINISTER OF | RETURNS WITH | UP OKLAHOMA THEATRE =) ic3ccic22%"| RANK TREASON! ROOT MISSION DRAFT RIOTERS Moderate Socialists Control Third and Madicen. Bugene Levy, Mer Now Russia, Mr, Russell sald, 1%] my patted Pres Lewned Wire Anxious to devote his ex | ADA, Okla, Aug. 4.—The ‘a The 7. two great branches, | LONDON, Aug. 4.—Ru perience to American army | firat fight between county offi- broad! King _ the give nialist was onee again reforming her rk. a4 gy ed if re 4 ota, leading citizen posses and " ¢ Russian army, formerly | SUNDAY—-Another Big Double Bill fj .. enn.” he nald. "They | cabinet today for the fourth | eettle physician and Washing. | mod ° The moderate jeoresy ton state legislator, arrived i 1 the majority threw absolut here Friday night with mem ‘ wall early today The draft ‘Oo! eres of the Root m on, The red flag waves from one Petrograd dispatches today re she havar tranapere rioters dispersed, and, as far end of Russia to the other, Social emphasized that the resigna Buffalo. as known, no one was injured, altho a number of shots were Col, Hurd Is 35 years of age and! ¢ireg on both sides. represen the h district tn the The posse included 80 eltizens legislature in 1913. He went to ang off Russia when the war br deputy sheriffs on one side, and antidraft rioters on the other, took place near Stone ists of one type or another are in tlone of all the ministers, in control of the government and the! cluding Kerensky, and the army, but there are « dozen differ | tater withdrawal of those resig ent varieties of socialists, The! nations of all but two of the ate socialists are ¢ ¢ Kerensky cabinet members last willing to wait un ‘ | night, was not due to lack of war for the , support from the populace. m lalistle cor ns, but the ex irhey wore Inipelied firet by Wearatian? rari sgt tharos na [country ists int that the soctalist chap, proaching treason e art ne =Catioe pan The Katy railroad bridge sout be Inatituted at) leveled ogainet M. Tehernoff, [Carpathian campaigns, and person: | | Ravine an tiieh our tetas oF once, regardiess of the menace of| socialist minister of agricul. |#!ly cared for 7,500 wounded men) on ew of a freight train t ture, forcing that member's re. | turing ono series of battles Later) a inet time extinguished | Fight for Democracy tirement He was, charged | b® Was in charge of a base hospital 110 HOU eg dkceeed The » had ir ; with having connections with |°#Fing for 15,000 wounded about half the bridge preheated en yea er | Col. Hurd will go direct to Wast : he bri sa re e nan genera lington. fle i on w three-month | . All indications are that the ant! Tehernoff did not withdraw hin] MENON draft revolt ix spreading thru the sning t wortd (pene ation J reign |" ” whole of Southeastern Oklahoma ing to rea ‘ orld | Minister Tereate o were the . ar down as the Arkansas line. efore any nd rogres ar = ; D A r s t ¢ ry, impressing recruits of exceptional [made in the line of a vi ko ‘snot @ socialist VISITING SEATTLE ; g arms and ammunition A a | ment he more mode a and oceasionally exhibited Th b leaders announced that all merit sts in Russia, as in J ted k of sympathy for the radical towns would be seized and posses-| States, are coming to understand | policies of his fellow cabinet mem . ntinued From Page 1 nion taken of the railroads ! 4 [ " ~ all . etal ors o elena _ National Guard cavalrymen from, s. . form in any civi countr . teporta have been circulate emah are 0. Sasa Shadowgraphing Hille democracy, which now te threat-| ,iePorts have been ctreulated| Aiwa py nernhara, aide to Rear Ad-| OX are now in Sasakwa, en ‘ nilita OV Sheriff Re uncan ad gon hans. § Pl Gen. Br military ai Glennon; Maj. Stanley Wash.|¥” heriff Robert Duncan, with Instrumental Mr. Russell told how, after three | ° is rograd since July 26.) hur, military attache to the mis- the of 26 citizens, arrested 10 in the back rioters late yesterday . utavinn Of 4 : he |nion; Dr, Holton C. Curl, surgeor : 4 Music urton ¢ pression . sion; I “ bod Citizens from Seminole, w enjoying to i : 0 the mission; J s Mc now enjoying to t af r to the mission; Jar eK ee ~ Oumaibes Singin tunity fer free & , chief clerk and disbursing officer PO! oe 4. piseauae ging The i on : lof the mission; Basil Miles, w¢ Cr and Pittsburg Comedy eet ithe cee oe 4 aime tary to the mission; F. Kugene) Counties were scouring the The rioters made no organized opposition to the pox TP® forces, merely firing and fleeing and continually promoted and dec-|-They are being. hunted over the wan assigned to the medical ¢ German militariem neta eft Petr of the Ru r ‘ were be! n effort to round x | Prince, civil alde and interpre i 9 if A Voleano of Talk Sergt. Paul V. Randall, orderly The eaders are using ‘ ancing Bubbling over!” exclaimed Mr. | 4 George KE. Long, messenger, and) » scien as a slogan to “ : Russell. “It's worse than that. It's Clyde 8. Stilwell, Jas, F. O'Rourke, | 1 ire recruiting of their ranks GEORGE S. SHULTZ of Ballard, one of the most omnes fairly sizzling. Th whole countr J. Keegan, Tmuane Washt nurn, is an active voleano—of talk. Ev Walter W. King and George D etd successful poultry raisers in the West, who is alli t pe thine i # jregory, stenographe WEWOKA, Okla, Aug. 4—One pie There’s bound to A thrillingly erybody talks about eevry . Greg erapt building a $5,000 home and a model poultry plant der the sun. And th ord < This ts the first American port hundred and fifty armed men, head be a whole lot effective 5-act wssian peasant, let me tell you ton hed by the oo pasion stace It « Sheriff Grall of Seminole at ALDERWOOD MANOR. , : awe how to talk Jost as we as . « © ere oda 0 p| — you Il like photoplay is untversity-bred “ ighbor. The ; members of the mission 6x left here today to join average Russian peasant has a pas preased relief that the voyage wan es from Ada, Okmulgee and EORGE S. SHULTZ of Ba » of the most sion for words. Hin vocabulary is| @& - ff over, and de it ¥ vee cs gl pe ebony n successful poultry raisers » Pacific Northwest, lar r " h oO Trew n d re J « demonstrators ne 1 c—Sundays and Nights # *: herent ofthe trip ar. sbrending on ALDERWOOD MANOR ant wil tld eof the Bi the na 1 of wor . Root, who is acting as spokes " est poultry pla in the country in the “little landers’ H : 7 ah All ; muy 3 the members enjoyed themselven Work ulready s on his handsome $5,000 Russians who cot t r and were well recelved by the Rus me, built i ungal style, and land is being prepared » : k 4 egg on | rt “ u fips oa el erect 1g O Saturday—Last Times fr st ioe Be Be 8 arose ow TQ) FACE TRIAL |S: "240 feet tong. ‘The entire plant is modeled passionately atingly, never TOMORROW cial detail of police in charge of after “ATs DE RW OD MANOR type of design, said PE 9 BAND at a lons for th r word to ex-| AND WEEK Lieut. Hedges. The automodiles » most perfect in the West i Z, press their thought carrying the party will be trailed ia am oisk te tie or i Na Intereor te the Unieve! ais a’ talnieb he Shultz home will also be a model of its kind, by motorcycle men, a wee : a < 5 During Mr, Rus number of uniformed officers and | my United Press Leased Wire and modern in every particular. Electricity will play an fe | Russia, he was ed from the plain clothes men will watch out WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.—A important part in the home and about the farm. Electric ; — — M ecetares ey we country. He oll for their safety while they are at) charge of desertion and trial lights will start the hens at work at 5:30 every morning Geclared. his belief Satu y that the Arena before a military court facet during the winte onths, e : Oo “ill or WAR BUYER 5 AMERICANS LOST (22, 22", 02% 005 action ta an et The voyage from Vladivostok! ejigible men. in Oklahoma, inter months, electric motors will grind and fort to discredit the Root misston was without incident, Root said, al Georgia and other states who mix the feed, saw the wood, pump the water, run the The government intends to act ; promptly and forcibly, according to MANOR an official directing operation of one may be expelled without a vessel, which mounts four five Ualted Frees Leased Wire By United Prees Leased Wire on - Ane 6 erges. of WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.—Five of hearing. So I consider that I have inch guns and secondary battery é . Pt LONDON, ~ 4—Chi never be expelle But I have of three-pounde traveled dark at |), Pr Beautifully parked grounds and the filbert and nut have been placed|the armed guards of the American fl aoe t p , the select service law today I A ho Interest {n any organization that . " night and maintained a speed of | aooll . orchard will make the Shultz Poultry Farm one of the Wing Commander John F.|oll tanker Motano, torpedoed by ais disloyal In His First knots an hour. show: places Of Mik sociavainte.. at i “ h of the royal navy alr service,|German U-toat, were saved and| Mr. Russell was greeted at the Picture Made The music at the Arena was fur-/and Maj. Was 1 sendellh artchy aie re Bie ho wil Cemons= ae and William August Cassoon, a re-| jeight are missing and regarded lock by John H. Perry, James W “ nished by Philip P and the Or the Black » success and sy lid profits to be derived from the poul- ‘ civil servant. Commander| : Bryan, the editor of The Star, and With His pheum theatre band and the Knick between German and Russian |[ try business when conducted along proper ‘lines. The} Host, state department advices sald | 5+) ‘ ‘ t v I received $240,000 in connec: ‘ other local friends. F ccom Own Company erbocker quartet. Mra. Katherine | troops methods adoptec ALDERWOOD MANOR have been ‘with contracts with the Cur-| tod The vessel sank one| panied other members of the mis P. Ivey, accompanied by Prof. Wil-| Crew Gets Shore Leave successfully tried out and approved by the Washington ‘Aeroplane Co., it is charged. | minute. jsion on an automobile tour 1 Ham H. Donley, sang The Buffalo landed the p : PPO i ee ns |later paid a visit to The Star oe Left Seattle May 20 | ostok and then returned State Experimental Farm at Puyallup under the diree# fice. Since they hurried thru Seattle,| Yokohama, spending a month there. |] tion of Professor Shoup. Two dollars per hen per year He expecta to resume his writing early on the morning of May The return triy begun net profit, it is officially stated, is the income that ma for The Star and its associated from a Milwaukee special train to| Vladivostok on July 21, and the ag gels ; die inife mag newspapers after the 1 - Hrumaten and boarded ah army| “great ‘circle: route” to this coast|f * be counted on, if directions and methods outlined : reached Washington and ort, the members of the com- followed are followed report to the government miasion have traveled more than ihe meager wislens reports ee John J. Devlin of Oak Harbor is another successful 19,500 miles world news which were received soult se o‘has thos le te of : |CHILEAN BEAUTY Seattle | during the voyage had made the vis-|f Poultry raiser who has chosen the New Life of the Landy Their departure from it ALDERWOOD MANOR. Mr. Devlin selected &@ . cret until press dis-|itors anxious to obtain American he eel : . nnounced their arriv apers, at d they wirelessed to|f magnificent site facing the boulevard and commandin Scattie’s Best Photoplay House KILLS FOOTBALL STAR ussia, and on th urn, altho Seattle for files of the local papers. an unobstructed view of the mountains in all directio : and has started building his home and poultry plant, CORRUPTION WHEN MOTANO SINKS “The constitution of the socialist s tho a sharp lookout for enemy #ub: forcibly oppose the draft. vacuum cleaner, the washing machine and do other party,” he said, “provides that no all marines wae kept at all times, The] _,, chores, for there is to be no drudgery at ALDERWOOD ficials here knew the date of t ivered aboard the Buffalo coming in advance, no intimation of | when it should land és : it was allowed to reach the general! The Buffalo is commanded by ally hundreds of letters hz ave been received by Beginning Today 4 Days : { ect ah waar public until thelr safe arrival was | Commander A. W. Hines, When he|f the set Mill Company from poultrymen already es “32 onl createst qua AenUTeG. ak within a few mine enced te ett Sivertson ine || tablished elsewhere, approving of the ALDERWQQD : 3 4 ‘oday, until within a few min ee 8 J « » } © y sao i hl ica ee Fast and Furious utes of their leaving, the route and beach” would be granted, they s¢ MANOR plan and — expressing their desire to im? 1801 pith se-steetag sic: Start to Finish the time they will go is being with-|up a cheer that could be heard for|} become a part of “little landers” poultry center near art to Finis! held, jseveral blocks Seattle. Already a sufficient number have selected five- s he South eric One member of the party, Charle: { acre farms to insure its becoming 4 the gr es resenting th South American ( lyr et agama pai Picered | | greatest poultry and cessions Syndicate, There he met while Maj, Stanley Washburn. join. filbert nut district in Western America. osigiors Blanca Erras oriz. ed the party at Viadivostok The beautiful Alderwood Manor Demonstration Farm, including was only 17 old. She ha Rede i uscuime eco ONLY EXCITEMENT | tne moser pouttry buitdines and farm home and the social and edwe ping b a face as ¢ While in Russia, the members of A cation hall is open to visitors every day. Plan to come out Sunday. cately chise as the work o ob of drunken soldiers : eis et ee ae ee the party made numerous side trips | ye. ad ne” neptee that the crecial|| Take the Everett Interurban car, every hour on the half hour, at sculptor and waving black hair urned a ® pects Fifth and Pine, The trip takes exactly 45 minutes. The Alder in an effort to learn all that was| De Saulles Fell in Love ; “ F Russian mission had to cross on Manor depot is right at the main entrance e De: De Saull fell in love with her possible of the country and the rev-| 014 o¢ its side trips in the land of bani depo € ce to the Demonstra- olution thru which ft 1s passing. Her fath was a millMonaire si the czar, accord to Dr. Holton . Valperaiso. Her mother was ADULTS They made use of the special) curi, 'U. 8. N., physician to the Beautifully illustrated literature and a copy of the copyrighted P . « DAY book, “Filbert Growing for Profit in the Puget Sound Country,” train used before by the czar only . known as ta of Santiago. ty ae eat was hor banity "in tas 15c In Petrograd they lived in the de-|P"C train was held up a few|{ may be obtained free by writing or calling upon the Puget Mill outh, and the daughter was re Posed czar’a winter palace. hours” seid Dr Curl. “And that|{ Company, Walker Building, Seattle. caniad. oven Rear Admiral James H. Glennon | Was the nearest approach to excite-| emer? went to . we had.” i a r Soon The commission lived in the! CORE HIT Jmercial possibilities the country cement of the czar's winter palace and traveled] SLAVS had,” he says, and they were married in De “Deron wh a SS N I James Dooley, valet to two of the De Saulles, who was 38, describ members of the Russian commis GLAD To BE HERE TRAINED -- GLENNON sion, cars. the Russians are the In 1911, he went to Chile, rep ed her as the loveliest girl in the “4 a : world | most generous people on earth. Maj. Stanley Washburn, U. 8. Ay | Q oe - m1 ch ers | War corresponde: 5 Dancer Separated Pair Rear Admiral James H :| “They don't say much,” avers orrespondent and milita The first intimation of discord 4 8. N., member of the special em | Dooley, “but they will give you the |tache of the American missifff assy to Russia, received first word| nirts off their backs.” Russia, says “It's 8 good to get one’s . € 18 19 he de Saulle 66 reser aut rep haa pba i ‘auties of his son's death when he arrived | "ig gays there was no “flag |feet on good U. iit ae) aa a |in Seattle harbor last night waving” or shouting when the| Maj. W, babbate’ has been { weapendant “The Gearea ae | Admiral Glennon begged to be ex-| \amhers of the Commission passed |sia since last May, going there ain granted. eused from an Interview, but con-|inry Russian cities. the railway commission. He met 99 Mrs, 60 Sautles was granted $200 sented to discuss briefly his expe the special embassy at Viadivostole ¥ i z pepe ih lence sais ‘I don't know where I'll b 4 month alimony so lo she riences in Russia | ‘ 0 re l'll be sent : e courtesy of the Russian naval| —— - ae John, Jr, and permission to take i |the courtesy o} ne WITH him to London and Valparaiso ee . and military officers whom he met. | OF Y 1s WAR DUTY The court ordered the chitd must We are prepared to issue the [They id all in thelr pawer to] Tn on camp work of the Four Hours on the Water at be taken fr e rs . ° |make us feel at home,” he said : ‘ Sena Take palatial & S TACOMA 0} EMMY WEHLEN during the course of the war; while required statutory Jitney Bond, | While on a visit to the Black sea,]¥ Mc. A during the war is ono |} ,wiincaRealty Sc" ACOMA was danger of travel at sea. im Admiral. Glennon saw Germanjof its greatest duties,” says John | on the oad hour after 7a. m. Cook FROM THE NOVEL OF THE SAME NAME. ies was granted custody of approved by the secretary of Juunen fying over ‘the Russian {R. Mott, chairman of the war coun: |p Pleasant trip to "Tacoma, "the chy ; ho is yond tive tmonthe Ge ho ear | Meet, dropping bombs as they went.|cil of the Y. M. C. A. who is a 60c RETURN: SINGLE, 4060 A STORY OF A “RICH” YOUNG POOR manila teithes naven ineta state, in a company duly licensed | “He declared the Russian sailors| member of the Root commission, || roGicr SOUND NAVIGATION CO. GIRL AND A “POOR” YOUNG RICH MAN Kaas ae aatiies Ainitane ota te were a fine body of men, and the} “The agsociation is carrying Its THE PLAY: A penniless country girl who yearns to ME should have been turned over to : by the insurance commissioner of Russian navy as a whole a well-| work to every Ossie Cronk AuGE DS Et iisisty cuoss” iaherits a few thousand dollars, equips Ol han ah the Hist ot Aswunt. ae Woue trained fighting machine hind the lines, is doing a ; t i itti « o make life the prisons and herself with «French maid, a toy do and pretty. gownn, eq t press the claim that she called this state, permitting the bonded | aa 1 mabe te ta. he pina ood Thorou ce an enioy cn Sau car to run on all city streets. WOLF HOUNDS COME (00), ee Morne ‘the brant ‘of bat: | night To follow her progress and enjoy evenin ag spent, € c re 8 ) | tle.” | one must see this delightful comedy-drama ay ahaa one ull at pon’ i i ‘ TO U. . AS PETS | Charactertzes our methods body showed one et entered Rates on application at of- every transaction, and our en - - his back, another his 5 op, . tomers are accorded every cours , ieee eh “Fuotaher Iam fice of sate, 2s ces RUSSUA OFFERING git te n’s Famous J 4 he is erin y ness judgment. M. Guterso Mid bullets that were fired had not Rowisra with the Root mission. U S. Ri ° been located early today $ 2 | They f syte 2 Oe Russian Orchestra i d , |They don’t like America, and ev. | hing eludh thel Russia offers commercial and x “The Calif of Bagdad”. by Boleldien ne “ee , jerything, including thelr names, v Overture, Single G Is an E sy them. ade opportunities that no other c 5 rw to They y |tra Ps ‘ 0”, by Karganoff strange and new » opini Bee ne ‘ on, |are Siberian wolf hounds and were | nation can offer, In the opinion of arse y Winner in Michigan , 3 CENTRAL BLDG |brought. from. Russia by Rasil| Samuel F, Nertron, of Bertron & J accounts Suniect to ‘Cheat thts ied Was Landes 4 ° \ salads “ som-|Griacom, New York bankers, Ber y “A DOG IN THE MANGER” [Pr tated ros weed Wir near | Miles, secretary to the Root com-|Griscom ise oy k enenee ea xn Reel Hoyt Comed | mission |tron ts ‘a.m Two-Reel loyt Comedy. Pai won the freeforall race in the I had to christen them over! special mission ie @ | Grand Circuit meet here yesterday again to [could pronounce their| "I had not realized what natural | Peoples Savings Bank Bad | with ease, names,” says Miles, resources and undeveloped com. |\ SECOND AVE. AND CIKE ST,