The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 18, 1917, Page 8

ORPHEUM SUZZALLO Asks THEATRE. FARMLABORERS TO HELP U, S. THIRD and MADISON Sunday—All New THE SEATTLE PRESIDENT’S REPLY TO POPE MAY BRING PEACE T0 WORLD STAR BEATON MAKES FILM TO SHOW LIFE ON FARM Dr, Henry Suzzatlo, chairman War time vacations should be of the state counci! of defense, BY CARL D. GROAT Chinese envoy the Vatican and it followers spent in useful work on farms. Issued the following appeal od aft o* ent Cabinet on Vacation Concrete suggestions have been This is the theory upon which Friday, in an effort to avert a WASHINGTON, Aug. 18.— They left the city-—-apparently offered They do not meet with the State Harvesters’ league is | threatened strike in the agri President Wilson's reply to |**hured that there t# no further | American approval, but, with a bawing Its campaign for work | cultural districts f " need of cor tion between them start thus made, It ts possible the! ers in the harvest fields and Atte sare being made by tr the pope's peace offer may af 1 the state department over the president may Include in bis ar fruit orchards of Eastern Wash ws ey to provohe a| ford an actual working basis | peace situation nwer t neral terms of America) ington neral strike tn the } for hastening the end of the Pour of the president's cabinet and her allie In response to the call of the a tricta next week war. Germany and Austria al likewise left on brief vacations Hetween the pope's proffer and league, Seattle people are sign be overlooked that workers {1 ready have moved in this di fficlal announcement has much & presidential answer, the) jng’up at the headquarters in nd orchards are being better, rection, dispatches from Rome ide as to the answer, but V Teutons would know exactly wh the Chamber of Commerce and ever and better cared for this year) #ay today ns advisers say he will make they stand as to concluding peace Commercial Club, for the lark than ever befor Every reason Belief grows that the presi Pe States position lear if they are incere in wishing to of a vacation back on the farm : Jomand hax been gne dent in courteously declining world, The president bring It about and the joy of a chance to do a ry T a tir whe the Holy See's suggestion, now rate about bis course Next week will probably see patriotic bit ps ‘ Every man at th in which the liberals of the of the document and to avoid a ment’s course or an actual reply ee ae gage ee Stk harv , 1 render patri-| World may find real encourage. haste which 4 tend to affront | forwarded ng Ad tb OH ae x a World-wide democra tc America probably will speak he ta an a “anearcuila aan on humanity, This is no time to lose | only herself when she answe be hie er af <A. thete heed no ead and to fc lead. | the pope's peac it Was stat ima te o \e pg lage € ho are not w ed officially on r - marked by class bef ietine2 i agi-| ed official J Tho Hildebrand ts past 60, he de tatora, working in the direct inter Uffs commu h as clared his intention of doing b eat of Germ and {ts attempt to to require an part ‘the: & one or af and novelty contro! the world thru autocra og at desliets: jand despotic rule ex-| > ~ My United Press teoeed Wire nial that his proposals were in any i “Now la the time of all times with” ROME, Aug. 18.—Germany le © a ah Sy Austell : See and | bl Sarteutture! laborers to do “ale has assured Pope Benedict of ( ro d'Italia declares ‘ oe oy! oer pate ee duty and stay on “| her moral adhesion to the nditions favorable to the - Orr uit Whe on raat tte _ . sow: tong peace proposals put forward pointing out the reference vee ee . | 4 “ 0 . ‘NSIDK py the pontiff, according to dis ament and Alsace. " ; ° The Vitagraph battles, can be properly ted and wed not to know. | ashes published Rere today. |and ‘Trieste ‘as distinctly. rard Thureda Bl Ribb an Napa coaetygld hacer Rasa changed he! eater eb Austria has gone further, and jable to the central powers cansctelld ies ee " ican organ are arrayed against the deciar her di t it . al agents, farmers and fruit day psec “ » ¢ TS , wee t Picture growers are urgently asked to Opinion is strong here td ey rf pe ordi eid Her Caller Buy he wa wan a get Into orchards and harvest 1 on the © of the allied port ‘kiven the pope Sammy Cigarets cheek. Way agate fields and town centers and swer has been left to the] were from Berne, and published by But Mr who 1s sign —" ne make personal and public ap ent od diplon ‘ bby? ou aps the a ant taking : Idea Nazionale IN FIVE PARTS peal to patriotism and to serve ved it when it became ha venaee ea thea! ponslbi for persons who wish the government at this critical t wn tha ayed vacations were! wore expected tr pr go to the harvest elds yet, she e me call taken by the British, Italian and | 4) Having taker that actior d by Rush of Work Soon the general be has We ne at the central powers would acrows t The Tribuna today that gets there ‘ « of work Hop piekir als were put f nault wit € dren Kate Sadler, 1. W. W. and District Clay Allen says pew d bowie neh tj wife of Sam Sadler, under fed that the Ko ent is ah . ene Resa GE Ry kg i 7 . the draft, will be tried Monday properly one for the po In ota ogeeeataa 9 afternoon before Police Judge Chief Police Recking Pad Senta, Gone Water Tuae gs BS Se fe tata god, wate. a derly conduct. Policemen from whom Mra. Sad ; a “ The charge arose out of her |rscaved Thursday magne, maker so'| Why You Should iain ‘vine Sibi alleged trelasonable utterances wardice he t i 1 re 10 TONIGHT at G atreek mmasting) oa Sixth and C. Ht Never Pare a Corn H era are generally being offered a of $1 per box, an Cc and SUNDAY ave. and Marion st. Thursday / t ibe tbat it fear night and her escape from two f , " , Peo tat riee ta ta 5 MONDAY motorcycle patrolmen, who alluses, do ft " ft ii > ioe ‘ C AFTERNOON tried to arrest her after ‘she by paring them.” sta spoie crop wil had called President Wiison a his ecemingly ee os bomoat te traitor. 3 feat bed | oe paving oo : FP workmen from the Mrs, Sadler was arrested at | Dn Strene: Secret ae : feet sein outside will needed as sorters OALY SHOW COMING a peace meeting at 72 Pike st Wii guaiate » Brest a ASV . , pickers, boxmaker 4 packers in Friday night and released on | at faacisce oriee rf When Kansas City young men_ the or _——— as ke luncheon of | disappes « 4 ‘‘ $1,000 cash bond furnished by aivision board officials and lift| call now on Miss Estelle Robinson, Dep » on the Farm,” 4 THURSDAY 23 hencad Oishaman had Cue as 1 in the ye social set,! film prepar the Animated FRIDAY rs. Sadler was taken into cus:|Ciub members held at the Masc all—lea ‘ n of George 8. Robin scational Film Co., under 24 tody Friday night by Patrotn club rooms, Friday noon. 1 t t that millionaire shoe manufacturer, tion of Welford Beaton, AUGUST Peter Schelling. She made no re-| pr, Sydney Strong, pastor of the| !ee-Mint they help buy cixareta for Sam i league, will be shown at cmecvs GROUNDS ene Queen Anne Congregational church, | 9" pect , If the caller doesn’t drop 60 cents Coliseum theatre, Sunday, Monday s Soldiers Attend |. W. W. Meet was an active participant in| easy snd babiy| in the slot of @ Ititle black box Tuesday and Wednesday ‘Third Ave. and Republican st an EW. W. meeting oa mpie’s Council conference, | reeponsible fer se-|hung on the porch, the maid says - and Washington wae featured by |of which the Thurs: | oe caee 2 pony a , “Not at home." Each half-dollar | NGI ING presence of 100 soldiers of the/day wa pret 3. ; A ay buys five boxes of clgarets for Unit ned: Wanhinate who| sailed t foes sen in wuch a ed States troops in France. BROS. Fito billies. | ident o . Pl woRrvos Bare wea had and chairman the mer to pa are wu . sr aens , , PATO CIER EEE brought patrolmen in a Senator Gives I. W. W. w beats and sent them to Fay [adi ce nla fe - SHOWS [i aan New Inte rpretation TIC FAIRYLAND SPECTACLE RRMA , Ry Th was no disorder R CINDERELLA they were present, altho they read-|tain i. ig fly admitted that they were there tive actior for trouble if the speakers should tion h was lmper By United Press Leased Wire becon ous remains t a LINCOLN, Neb., Aug. 18.—No ACTORS The | W. W. made no attempt tensely American — sympathy should be wasted on 300 to exclude the soldiers from Labor Solan Approve “=e a ah those arrested for unpatriotic hall but sup with seats! R. L. Proctor, ‘ tterance, Wm. Jennings Bryan GIRLS Gill to Push Case pa ob . ee today’s issue of his paper, the 100 Mayor om stil a sa a at} Enlist Mechanics in Cemeenss Mees this, he anyee 1 proper trea 5 d applies to attacks upon our a aly brig case is by the al goveran E nginee rs’ Company | ties as well as our own govern but he says that he will do all } or they tment. Resistance to the draft , wstructors of his power, and that if she {# con have had the hall, T are beine law is also strongly condemned, eee LOAD OF hed SCENERY victed of disorder t he ask that she be leged in FRISCO CARMEN TO MARCH WITH WIVES con secuted for al itement fr United Pee A Wire SAN 70, Aug. 18 and Admission Tickets both Circus | What strik % declare will be Days, at Sherman Clay Piano Store, | 1), Ainshmatration -° of corner Third Ave. and Pine St » organization are The Perfect being branded as anarchy by California s ¥ opposed to those of Formed Girl pany now is aa| Bryan. In part he says he American Federation of Labor A aietéin Lie Sat Wie ahtrets Bef vation enters a war, r ppearing in soon, and will be one tly proper to discuss the 4 ganizations to sail for going to war, but the dis acts Afte that, no o should be permitted to cloak attacks upon his id to the is exercising in City Bridge Tenders to Gain 8-Hour Day eighty reapgnition ; NUDE [Row IN ART IN CLOSES TONIGH i be have been jour + day re, Ww the council commit was given sted wa pon the ume prices exactly no charged at rmen’s strike! ‘The housewife of the Northwest aa of the whole well ter rented: for: , erances é | we Rail cmy * toda | sat Sey hae 150 other ways of PICTURES employed brid tenders on an applies to attacks on the allies, as To Tacoma Through will parade, A masse meeting will 7 e 2 ultity tinous vethods of — ek See eee te an tin Paes ise ae i lo cooking this homely but precious . lan to he ¢ , > the West Pass | ‘Phe carmen declare additions to| vegetable were told Friday at the in : ° heigl pdlaggshirrmeg eeicabe gens peMe.RLS, Tacoma on bor Ln reat |e nka have brought the mem Exhibition building, Fourth ave. and Chamber Entertains — ['°"rie deteat of our allies, would| that run throug the Ven jerenip to La Biversity st ary a Hy 7 ‘ 0 e whe burden of ew | oaet, rps : a - Sutherland, “special r ntative Lois Weber’s | Gen. .Zaln Bottsky |e ee eee on etang: eockar « Beact h of the nited 8 es department of Gen. Zalu Boffaky, he of the Rus u , © e on iias Lectures for Defense triuiture ieee | Wie ee et ces an, Dee om st er: “alee 1 Tr of Worke rs at Temple| actamay nists iat socn anaes Paces GOCE ee Cia | ee ee ce te UEiiad | 60c — un rip — 60¢ charies 1. lecture for, the wives of the members of the M WR eee hoe and Commer-| States 5 | eg eg RE i lis! the benefit of ternational King County Council of Patriotic oral have toinapect the alsvarda ct the sf efter 7:00 gs | Workers’ defense fund, and exhib-| Service ate a war time luncheon be ’ . thie. 4 lk PUGET sot ND NAVIGATION CO. it 5,000 feet of motion picture film,| prepared under the direction of} Play cg /RETIRED GENERALS | % € The nderlust,”| Miss Sutherland. Saturday after: om iia s t b t n she d uss . i av a 1 ae Your a vor temple, ay and noon she discussed the subject of Highwaymen in Auto CALLED BY U. S. ‘| I iver : nings, meats and their subatitutes, as well| al teen f $24 Valted rome Lend Wire | as cooking appliances ‘rance of $2 ; i ; a has important work to do. Un- | Two highwaymen, using an auto-| y » Agtaiooant (oa by ania te } der favorable conditions it does GERMANS BACK POPE FATHER OF G | mobile to 1 their escape, held| department commanders, as fol-| i itwell. Ifsluggish, meen van Leased Wire ERMAN | CO ere rence, Ty NGWTHUL A¥6..! lows : Aug. 18.—Altho at 9:30 p.m, Friday, and robbed| — jastern—Brig. Gen. E. D. Hoyle.| q 4 been some de SOLDIERS ENLISTS A him of $24. France was walkin Vestern—Maj. Gen, Arthur Mur-| 4 ishifig the full text of, cused eves Leasel Wise Battery st, between First and aaa 5 the pore’s peace appes 1 in Ges HOt 1AM Aug. 18.—Altho ond aves | Southeastern—Maj. Gen, W. P.| i nany, Berlin advices today indi- was formerly a German citizen | | Duval PILLS rN Pg anal nly Ng Bag ah anal Denies He Stole $250). Sihern—Mas. Gen, Jonn Ruck | support the pont man army, Fred Miller, a natural oly man ized American, has enlisted ‘0. | , CR Sheridan iI, arreated at hi ster irig. Ge Melis sera mee ae Boe eng ork YOU'LL rosin kStaridan, 2, arrested at is|""Nortnenstorn—Bolg. Gen. John Largest Sale of Any Medicine in the World, READ STAR WANT aps! a cook : on 8 charge of stealing $250 from| Gentral-Maj, Gen. W. H. Car ; Eels everr where. In boxes, 10¢., 25c, e NEVER 4 Hack pew 30, declares he earn-| ter, all retired | 4 r ; ‘ . | Brig. Gen, J. P. Wisser, retired, | Warner Waldal Will | ; is given command of Hawall, and STARTING SUNDAY Become U. S. Seaman| FORGET Little Girl Injured | M}. Gen. PJ, Townsley was given DERWENT HALL CAINE in CRIME AND PUNISHMENT From the famous Russian Masterpiece by that name 5c — Class “A” Theatre__ Be Any Seat. THIRD NEAR PIKE. Any Seat command of Panama Warner Waldal, Star ad copy |_ Helen Epstein, 12, 119 18th ave boy, has passed the U. 8. shipping | Was severely bruised when she ras commission merchant. marine ex-| nt by a machine driven by MRS. MOONEY TO BE amination, and will sail shortly as Decker, 1510 68rd ave. W.. ‘Friday evening, at First ave an apprentice in government. se and Univer: | N A . nity st FREED ON BAIL By United Presn Leased Wire | . | on = SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 18. Mrs JOHN W. KERN Dies ‘ Auto Hits Newsboy | rena Mooney, recently acquitted et| CTT Chester Coyle, 14, a newsboy who|a charge of murder in connection ‘aad liv at the Y. M. ©. A., fs at the! with the preparedne arade dyna. | Swedish hospital suffering with a zg, will be ed on bail | aka W Sok, ienatie OUR REGULAR ring a! miting, wi released on bail. Su idians, abd demmberaiie Gamiedd PRICES 15c | broken foot received Friday after-| porior Judges Griffin and Cabaniss| | for vice president in 1908, died here hoon when he was struck by an| made this announcement today, aft ac btn 1908 ai automobile driven by G. M. Price,|er hearing together Mrs ney’ Friday night. He was 68 years old 117 18th ave, N. et “peter tng rica 2 CLEMMER THE HOVSE OF MUSIC GU TERSONS AUGMENTED RUSSIAN ORCHESTRA SEATTLE'S BEST PHOTOPLAY HOUSE 7 AND 9. DAILY CONCERTS—3:30, PROGRA MUSICAL Zabel Am Springbrunnen” Harp Solo by Hubert Gr from New York Syn ho Orchestra ly with Minneapol phony Orchestra Invitation a la Valse” Wie Orchestra Number I Firefly” tion The Motion Picture With a New Thrill The World’s Biggest Motion Picture A GIGANTIC, SWIFT MOVING, THRILLING DRAMA IN 8 PARTS, ADAPTED FROM THE STAGE PLAY 2 Ye in London, 1 Year in New York, 2 Years in Australia. The The The The The Dashing Fox Hunt Scenes Blood Tingling Auto Disaster Race Between Auto and Train Terrible Railroad Wreck Winning Races at the Track It Has Everything That a Motion Picture Should Have tH Excitement, Snap, Dash, Fire, Romance, Youth, Thrills Big Scenes and Splendid Actors Evenings After 6:30, 20c Children 5c Matinees, 15c. ‘The Washington Coast Artillery | The boys of the Washington | Coast Artillery are encamped | . | at Port Townsend. Their | tered camp may not be en- | But—visitors are welcome in | | certain parts of the Port where |} the regulars are stationed The fast, comfortable, steel S. S. SIOUX | Dock “ Sunday, Aug. 1 19 | ‘ If your Son or Brother or Sweet | heart is with the Washington Coast Artillery—you'll want to see him. You can, If you will inquire at the | regular army headquarters at Port | ' end—YOUR soldier will be | Colman for Port leave A.M will 8:00 Towns sent for, | All friends and relatives of soldiers in the Washington Coast Artillery | should visit them at Port Townsend Sunday, August 19 _, Returning you can leave Port | Townsend at 7:45 P. M. on the SIOUX or at 4:30 P. M. on the SOL DUC, arriving in Seattle hours and a half later ROUND TRIP $2.00 Puget Sound Navigation Co. Colman Dock. Main 3993 |