The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 16, 1917, Page 2

—we have helped establish thousands liberal credit— vanceoenin heavy aluminum tea kettle; 5 i nintnoss inset gooker reg. price pecial jay and Satur- $2.89 nels . aluminum combination cook- ing pot: special for Friday and Saturday — $1.95 regular price $3— —aluminum “seven-in-one” com nation cooking pot; can be us kettle, steamer, double boller er, pudding pan. colander werole: regular price $1.95 reguiar price $2.50 —fumed rocker for little folks; exactly like pic- ture; mission style; reg- ular price $2.50; special for Friday and Satur. _.. $1.95 | 401 te 111 8. raga . itureCo Sona, : | | tricts where help tx needed lore Seattleites Miss Mary St. Mary, a young! to Help Harvest lady whose home is in this city, to- sue headquarters at the Cham- r > ef Commerce and Commercial | Ut! the close of the fruit season ' | She ts enthuatastic about what em work in the agricultural can do, based on her experience] last year, when, working from Oc- }tober 10 to November 15, sho | earned $125. one . ane RHODES TO TALK TO MERCHANTS | = President Rhodes of the Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club will » kon “Commercial Economy” to Northwest merchants at the Ex. | hibition building, 315 Univer sity st., at & p.m. Thursday. He 1 outline the war made by the Commercial board of the National Council of ERE’S joy “ “fresh every | Defense, including curtailment of hour” ina daylight journey | delivery and exchango expense along the picture-lined | 9, Fei Me aston this week, iunehed Northern trail East. The at the Butler Thursday noon as Cascades and the Rockies vie | guests of the Chamber of Com ae scenic bigness—in color | merce. President Suzzallo of the It’s a tremendous | university and head of the State Council of Defense, spoke. They took an auto tour about the aa: experience, made the more delightful by the city, arranged by the Motor Car comforts and little luxuries Dealers’ association, and were to Great Northern service. | witness the launching of the S. $ “eS master trains—the Lieut. Demissiessy at the Skinner Eddy yarés at 5 p. m f tal Limited through to & oy hope Glacier Park to win Cities and head of lakes —the South-East Express to Kansas City, Denver, St. Louis, etc. TACOMA—Tacoma mand double shift from missioners. de com- firemen city To Quickly Remove Special Roundtrip Summer , Excursion Fares East on sale | Ugly Hairs From Face every Friday and Saturday Beauty-destroying hairs are soon| during August and September, | banished from the skin with the Good returning unti! October 31,/aid of a delatone paste, wade by For literature and full informa eee op Peep with a little plain powdered delatone. ‘This is tion apply spread upon the hairy surface for CITY TICKET OFFICE [2 or % minutes, then rubbed off Columbia and Second Ave, |8Nd the skin washed to remove the i remaining delatone. This simple T. J. MOORE fe: tment 4 trace of ran ir and le kin without « P&T. A grevt Blasiish. “Gastion anouis be used ©. W. MELDRUM pommel to be certain that it Is delatone you Asst, GP. A ae buy.— Advertisement Phone Elliott 5609. ¢| Just Printers 1o13 THIRD MAIN 1043 last night ‘and we all left the tank tog | quite & little walk | wom zy Sores to the league th | she pected to remain there at work b _ FOR SHOOTING Mrs. Robert Mervyn, whose hy home-made gun near the West Seat By Echo June Zahl_ | “It's all ended now, I suf. fered Bob Mervyn for 16 years for the children ake, but.this te the end. 1 shall start divorce pro ceedings imm Elizabeth Mervyn, 36, ¥ ert Mervyn, 4011 West ™ te st, who shot and ic KE. Lemor he with wife’ at the ferry at ll-p. m Wedne day Lemon will recover, altho his face is lacerated where hit by ge of No. 12 shot from a gun Mervyn had made of pipe os pectally for the shooting Feared Woman Slugger \ “I was not out with Mr. Lemon sald Mrs. Mervyn, tel ing about the near-tragedy “A friend Mrs Filzabeth Johns, had asked me to go swim ming with her at the Luna Par natatorium. I didn't leave the e before 7 o'ck because I had to get a lat Mr Mervyn the tank, Mr. We were waiting for a car to take beca’ she b “- after she got « e wag afraid of t r, and & an slugger the « “As we sat there, I #a band coming down the thought nothing of came directly up to Mr pulled a & within a of his face ot. Not content with that, he him over the head with the ¢ before Mr Lemon could grab his hand Threatengd to Fix Lemon | Asked if the report was true that Mr. Mervyn had carefully |made this gun, with the idea of disfiguring =| , Mrs. Mervyn replied | “It may be true, I know thero| were no firearms in the house and| that he came home too late to pt we shot. And he has said to me |many times: ‘I'll fix that Swede that you nor any other woman will want him.’” . Mrs. Mervyn said that she |thought her husband was bullying when he made | thr She asserts that does not cate for Lemon except in @ friendly way Very often her mother, who ‘a now living in Mt. Vernon, would give | parties and invite Mr. Lemon, and| very often Mrs. Lemon would ac-| company him They met first in a business way, about six years ago, when/| Lemon came to Mrs. Mervyn's | home to take grocery orders, she| said | Says She's Done No Wrong | “I suppose I have done wrong in| going out with a married man, ac cording to all the laws, but he was unhappy at his home and I was mis: erable in d we were con genial to; sid Mrs. Mervyn. He has never tried to influence me against my husband, and ‘has often said that if my husband and I could agre Mr. Lemon would never see me again | “T amenot afraid to face my Cre-| ator. I have done nothing wrong You would not believe the things I have suffered. I have even had to comb his untidy hair before 1| could go out with him. It only} made his furious and made him in sinuate things when I told him oth er men were more particular about their personal appearance.” Mrs. Mervyn has four children Verlie, 13; Robert, 9; Donald, 8 and Alvin, 6. The three youngest children do not know of the trou-| ble. | Mr. Lemon has no children, and {* a millwright at the Pacific Coast Steel Co. Lemon was taken to the Private hospital! of Dr, C. B. Boudwin, where it was found that more than a dozen bird shot had penetrated his face, Turn Pro-German to Save Cabbage Crop United Press Leased Wire WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.—1 n has been forced to emp rman methods to save Amc cabbage erop The emergency bureau of the de partment of agriculture today re Ny y pro |ported that tremendous rains have \given us a whopper cabbage crop, ind that unless thousands of head of it are at once turned into sayer kraut, it will be lost, SOND MMI 8 eR Wey me rE hts MRS, MERVYN CONDEMNS MATE ‘COUNTER PLOT band Wem eq wnce Y, AUG. 16, 1917. PAGE 2 W. SEATTLE MAN TO GIVE CZAR THRONE, BEATEN Dy United Press Leased Wire PETROGRAD, Aug. 16--A | counter revolutionary plot, | having for ite object the res toration of the czar to the throne, was discovered and scotched, it wes learned tod» with the deportation of the for mer czar, czarina and their family to Siberia The Bourse Gazette today a» serts positively that the former czar is now en route to Biberia The revolutionary plot that was unearthed is believed to have included # plan to attempt to release Nicholas from Toarkoe | Selo pa ‘GERMANS 60 T0 | FORT DOUGLAS etir the been implicated { labor troub! it may have ring up Northwest “Allen enemies are not convicts You will not handcuff them unless Absolutely necessary to prevent fs the statement | by Attorney General Gregory in orders to the marshal’s office Wednesday shot Emil Lemon with a tle ferry landing Wednesday night. f Poles to attend reception at hor of Mr ! Mre. Mironsk!, 209 Boylston ave, N one lodging near the eyeball cnet “ —— According to Mervyn, Ler had || ADAM AND EVE | been taking Mrs, Mervyn out {or several months, altho Lemon is him self # married man, Mervyn had ' a against continuing » Mervyn determined to)| med abolit the garden punish Lemon by making him just as uncomforta an possible with net te leave, | made of two three-q inch gal vanized iron p he af pring with a aded the other bird shot, and joined the two ling, the Weapon was ready to shoot together with a coup Mervyn was in the city jall Thurs-| awaiting the action of author! ave much more nd while Lemon » COAT, DRESS isfigured for life ® wounds, it Is not believed his prot bly will as the res injuries are serious. He declared || a at the hospital that he would not SECOND AND UNION | prosecute Mervyn. - -——— = Like a Kaness Cyctone, It trade acceptance creases in Size and Velocity nancing bu ae It Travele |] to make the process o , and to develop a The principal purposes of the plan In of f . more secur The big Broadway show at the || general discount market, cre New Cecil Cafe has certainiy'| ating both a supply and a de grown a lot the p week. Several || mand for such “ new people have | vdded to the | paper” for the safe inves ast, and you only have to look in I bank funds, at the happy crowds to know that he a Boies Me eileen’ ‘Hii This bank is a #trong believer tle cafe is there this We pore be it t to any one inter are not even going to tell you who carro sn me eattintin she is or where s s from You ested in better business meth r will just e to come down and |see fc It And, by the way, the chef has FIRST something new this week and tasty to offer “B chicken noodles.” going as big as the » ber is 1017 First NATIONAL aw ave “There’s New Vigor and Strength in Every Drop.” Put New Life Into Your Play Those who play in the big RAINIER for its refreshing, thirst-quenching qualities. As cheerful and full of “pep” their sports, its nutritious, health-giving whole- someness adds new joys to old pleasures. It sparkles with zestful invigoration and buoy- ant exhilaration. outdoors enjoy as Served Everywhere Sold by Your Grocer or Druggist by the Bottle, Half Dozen or Dozen Order a Case Sent to Your Home Phone Sidney 1—Bottling Dept. RAINIER PRODUCTS CO, Seattle Hans | Alvo Von Alvensleben |Cronand Ernest Layt en en emies who are now he Fort Lawton, were gcheduled to start} for Fort Douglas, Utah, Thursday | They will be interned there for the Jremainder of the war The trio of Teutons are alleged to ha kept too close an eye on affairs at Bremerton nave yard and, AT | LORENCE UPSTAIRS || i. ‘STRIKE MAY committee,” | will nonunion help until every means) of negotiation is exhausted.” that ear and Northern Pacific going on, lawful.” any, stop picketing the pickets have made no attempt to disturb the plant or molest those | within it Better Candies Than Bartell Candies Are Not Made VERY SPECIAL Rainier Kisses, KODAK You won't be 5 Bartell DRUG STORES A Bartell Purchase must lonesome if you have one for a companion Fresh ar, Mt. Ranch Eggs, Pure Cane Su meet with your approval, Assorted Frult and Nuts, per that’s one of my policies . | te 10¢ — Ny A new box; 5 [— YY, | Chewing EMPRESS takes pictures me fs | oe nese ae % by 4% Eastman Premo Camera—Plo augar, orem and 4 00 peodeagy pt 5. 00 chocolate, coated with . $ $ Hershey's nice dip box 40c ad 3M% Eastman Premo | chocolate. ’ man Vest Pocket Folding Wafers, allfia.| | No | Per Ib. 35c Cream Kedak $ : vere Per Be ||... 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Borax, 20-Mule Team, Hanson's Corn Salve, phate, 5 ‘ ore te ee | [itt Be] | fants metartnr | | manuactun 4 Be || size c boxes er's 50c 35 [ers 25¢ bxe c | - c boxes alienate ji—ntigenoonaaiaiti anon ane of Babbitt’s Concentrat- er oe ; *\ Septo! Pedicura, for cef, manufacturer's p estone, for ‘rt 60. 3 od Lye, per 8c indigestion, 59 abies stig 17c bone 33c can tee uae .59C feet, 25¢ size a MILLER’S RUBBER GLOVES CUSHION BACK HAIRBRUSHES Ni WATERPROOBE Pearson's English Brushes, No. Jb $2.25 $1 55 value Fountain Syringes Goodyear 3-quart Syringes, best maroon rubber, with rapid - flow tubes, special— $1.49 For Protecting the Hands In Housework Pearson's English Brushes, No.| Perfection Gio 83¢ C210, all white Siberian bris-| Hercules Glo 55¢ | tye Rubber ) | thes, special $1.85 Companys Lien Other Special Values—76c, $1.00 si Pountain | and Up to $2.00 . Byringes, ma oon rubber, | tenn Bartell “WR Tennis Rackets, for arte rapid-flow | children, at ‘250 EN {| MUD casein thiniess 89c | Sonieing Tanne 22 buys Nd sells Special Seamless Fountain } raptors Tennis Syringes, 2-quart size, maroon | Rackets 65c for less et rapradios 98c W.& D. Tennis 38 Ps . DA ia icavucy 4oeas ‘ c PE Ee TRE | . 4 | BARTELL’S DRUG STORE ADDRESSES Candy Kitch- en at 1910 Boren Ave Wholesale 1906-8 Boren Ave. 2nd Ave. at Union St. BE SETTLED BY TONIGHT: Two hundred employes of the Seattle Car and Foundry Com- pany’s Renton plant who went on strike Tuesday night for an eight-hour day and higher wages, will meet Thursday | night to consider a schedule of | pay prepared by a committee of their number after a confer. ence Wednesday ‘with O. Colvin, vice president and gen- eral manager of the company. “T have hopes that the men will adopt the schedule prepared by the sald Colvin Thursday ping. “We want to get back to work as soon as possible, but we not attempt to operate with Here’s Your Chance to Get Supplied at an Extraordinarily Low Figure | Some Special Price Concessions for Tomorrow Pure White Lead, lb... -12¢ Pure Boiled Linseed Oil, in 5 gal. cans $1.28 CLEANING UP : ced Paints in 5 Seal cans. Ironite and Calpaco Floor Paint nd we also carry a large line of half gallons and arts at exceptionally low prices. 25 White and Orange Shellac.. 1.00 Spar Varnish 00 Hard-drying Floor \V iy arnish. Colvie says that the company is willing to pay a wage higher than paid under the international union scale, and only asks his n to accept the wages paid in other shops, notably the Milwaukee 5-Ib packages Alabastine $0c 3-inch Paint Brush 25c Rubberset Brushes $2.00 Pure Bristle Floor Brush We carry John Lucas White Enamel and \ arnish Stains at very low prices Moulded, Corrugated, M-inch, per foot $6.00 50-foot, 34-inch Objects to Pickets “I object to the pjcketing that is! Rubber “said Colvin. “It is un- less Hose, 17¢ Hos 3.98 . 28e 25¢ K Rubber, Cotton-cov ered what steps, would take it to He would not say the company 50c ‘rolld brass Lawn Sprinklers $1.25 12-quart Granite Pails, royal blue 100 ft. Galvanized Clothes Line, 6-ply wire .... 65c Brooms - $1.25 Double-Bit Warranted Axes . $1 50 Carpenter Hatchet . There has been no disorder, and The executive committee of strik- | ore ‘was in sesfion at Renton all, 25¢ Porcelain Lined Mason Jar‘Caps, a dozen morning, and could not be reach: 10¢ Jar Rubbers, a dozen Ke . y telephone. $2.50 Camp Stoves é wisi © Frying Pan { #1 50 Bucksaw 34x34 Loose Pin Butts $1.00 Double Boiler, 1%4-quart size Bible Reading Is Asked by Wilson } Ry United Press Leased Wire TASHINGTON, Aug. 16 for American soldiers and sailors, to be given by the Scripture Gift Mission of Phila- We are closingeout: all our Baby Carriages, while they last $10 Carriages ssident Wilson urging the troops to diligently read the Scriptures. The president has written this inscription: » Bible is the word of life. that you will read it and a find this out for yourselves read, not in little saatches here and there, but long passages that will really be the road to the | 810,00 Wisnasan lua Wiese Mise, Shuey ca heart of tt $4.00 Bake Oven 8280 “Whey you have read the } $1.00 Flashlight, complete, with battery "69e Bible you will know that it is : . the word of God, because you { will have found in it the key to your own heart, your own happi- ness and your own duty, “WOODROW WILSON.” ARONSON MERCANTILE COMPANY 1217 FIRST AVE. ! eae