The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 24, 1917, Page 2

er| store closes tomorrow, Saturday TT | at 6 o'clock /].No CASH DOWN oN VicTROLAS! “MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS!” “NO INTEREST” —we invite you, the Seattle homefurnisher, to select any Victrola up to $100, It will be sent to your home without cash payment! PATRIOTIC RECORDS— 88 double-faced 10-inch Victor records—should be "Bin every home; 75 each, $6— for entire list My Own United States We'll Never Let Oar Old Flag Fall The Hattie Cry of } Terms reedem Ndward Mamtit Raymond Dien with © ‘ ‘ 4 ‘ (Hail, Cotambie ( America, I Love You { You'll Re There ; ee U Wheat Sammy Leeds the Buod ‘ ‘ ‘ i ‘ 7 ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ Lol doe For Vour ¢ ry and My Country Joan of Are The Man tening Let's All Do Sem “Laddie In Khaki The Whe Waite at Home James F. Martison the Tratl to Suneet Valley James Reed— J. F. Harrison Stars And Stripes Forever March House's Rand Pairest of the Fair March Bousa’s Band ltnan is raised by the committes bill Numerous senators who yester- voted against La Follette’s amendment, said they would sup- port the Hollis plan The Hollis amendment the Garry provision, adopted by the senate, and which hits incomes of 500,000 to $1,000,000 and over INSCRIPTION OF RICHES NOT United Press Leased Wire | ; tt 1e Is WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.— Indian. Pr opt et re? With wealth conacription forces Killed by a Train in the senate threatening a HOOD RIVER, Ore, Aug. 24 irawn battle, efforts were | tiood River grieves the loss of “In launched today to effect a com = dian George,” aboriginal patriarch on the war tax bill. and last survivor of the Indian men The plan subscribed to bY [born in the mid-Columbia before _many friends of the committee = the coming of the white men, who measure and “conscriptionists” | met death alone when struck by a te as follows: train Elimination of all George Shinidik Chinadere was a consumption of the earlier days. Because of his accurate predictions of the heavy snowstorms of the winter of 1916- 17, the old man had won repute thruout the Northwest A the amount to be raised the bill to $2,250,000,000 the consumptiok tax deft- ‘and the general tax increase by, 6 draft upon incomes and war “A number of us have agreed that sentiment demands a larger of the financial burden of the de laid on the wealthy, and the common people be relieved ‘additional taxation on necessaries life,” said Senator King, Utah, hi supporting the commit- predicted passage of the nent introduced by Senator Increasing surtaxes on in-| to provide $200,000,000 more Zeppelin Scare in Iowa; Rubes Fooled CEDAR RAPIDS, Aug, 24.—Sur rounded by an excited army, who thought they were German air raid ers, a crew of United States bal loonists numbering twenty-two |were compelled to call on a num- ber of National Guardsmen to vouch for them when their aircraft landed in a cornfield at Rowley, a small village near here. sm OUR NEW FALL STOCK OF +} BOYS’ and GIRLS’ SCHOOL CLOTHES Is Now Ready for Your Inspection These durable school clothes will appeal to parents who will be outfitting their and Girls for school soon Boys Smarter than ever in the new plain belt and patch pockets Tailored from especially se lected, durable tweed mixtures in gray and browns, full lined with taped seams Many of these suits have # two pairs of pants. i PRICES That Will Convince the Most Skeptical BOYS’ SUITS Sizes 3 to 9, special . .$2.48 Sizes 6 to 17, special . .$4.95 MACKINAWS FOR BOYS Sizes 3 to6..........$2.98 Sweaters for boys and girls Baby Sweaters . Boys’ Shirts accepts | the full name of the departed relic| STAR—FRIDAY, AUG. 24, 1917. Introducing “Kind Heart,” Only Indian Chorus Girl BY HOWARD MANN commissioner in Montana. CHICAGO, UL, Aug. 22.—Meet| Wise old Uncle Sam keeps the only Indian chorus Miss eye on his wards, even wh Lil¥an Helmmar. Don’t crowd, gen-|go on the stage—even, or on jtlemen! She has r scalped aly stage Johnny, but blood will tell I have never been married sometimes anywh near {t."” said Mine the foothi r was but prefers to work otlights arg millionaire for breach of promise She was born in reservation, Montana Her real name is Weptomana, “Kind Heart Kind Heart left the tepee of her parents-—-which in this case is a brick bungalow—five years ago. Her first experience on the stage was in “The Squaw Man.” t went into the movies er eyes bothered her and she went into m al comedy. She has been |playing all summer in Chicago in |the “Show of Wonders.” | Kind Heart says she preferred the stage to the primitive pastimes jof the original inhabitants. And why shouldn't she? She was edu cated in Eastern private land never wore a bead necklace in lher life--except to have her pic ture taken. Twice each year Kind Heart re turns to her pe “Tl feel a ca when the ti the Fort Peck chools “And 1 have to force myself ore is some thing in my blood, I guess It would be easy to drop back into © Indian life is probably the only actress who has to report regu larly to Uncle Sam. Every time or moves r she must Indian she changes c from one city forward her address to News by Telegraph and Telephone Pocccccccccocosccoseee® Deputy sheriffs arrest four 1. W W.'s near Auburn for riding freight aing the only fur-covered goldfish 4y world here. He will exh at the Verne county falr this Seattle Fine Arts society exhibits paintings by J. M. Crook and W. Marbury Somervell Thirty couples attend “Hands Across the Sea” dance. Seattle Mountaineers return to Seattle after spending days in mountains Deputy Prosecuting Attorney EF. C. Ewing files a notice of f closure on delinquent tax real es. tate of 1911 CLEVELAND—Woman, masquer- ading for 10 years as man, con fesses when called by draft board. Plans to be put before state fire warden next week call for an as sistant fire warden Benjamin Gerber arrested by United States customs officials for failing to file a schedule of con: tents of seven trunks shipped to Canada SPOKANE Boilermakers em ployed by the Great Northern rail way may strike. Seattle Chamber of indorses water-power pending in congress. Thief steals $45 from three cash Commerce bill now registers in store of W. D. 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A PAGE 2' ‘EVES OF ALLIES TURN TOWARD WAR AITUATION TODAY ? e LONDON, Aug. 24-—The al Iles’ eyes were turned to Rus sla again today Germany was driving power fully toward Riga, A number | of Petrograd dispatches admit- | ting considerable advance in | this offens: suggested the | possibility that the government | | would move from Petrograd to Moscow Ifrom Riga and the Baltic seaport All the front situation as grave, t not necessarily without hope. Conference Sunday ence of all p n Moscow is looke to for ener action» whole {nternal and military tlon will be discussed chiefs will be there to report person, So will all cabinet head The direct 1 the gat ering t* the formation of a coa which wi nt the whole pe y this power, w its tron har aitn and which, ble to extend tion in the well as home RUSSIA GAINING army as ly United Preee teased Wire WASHINGTON, Aug nited States ee | nor 1 4 exte 00 two to Russta *s that fear of Rowsian cc lapse had created a feeling of u rest and lack of confidence tn th! ntry tate | or 000—only « forts this govérnment will make ansist the new democracy to | feet. Plans for furnishing vast eu; plies have been completed. WASHINGTON, Aug. 24— That Rusela wil! fight on—not collapse—wae the general of- ficial view today. ecre- tary of State Lansing officially denied stories of a general pes- timism in government quarters over the Russian situation. He made this comment: don't think there fs any fee! RUSSIA AGAIN Petrograd is less than 400 miles one of the key cities to the capital Kuselan advices characterized | Russias Military ac methods to sweep out dissatisfac ‘STRENGTH, SAYS! SECY, LANSING The government today fed a further credit of $100,- This was Sec-| ary McAdoo's answer to gloomy | Russia's credit In now $275,000, beginning of the ef: in| it | 0 a a in * h. iM ul a} at ol] in is to! ts > 1 of 0, both from the general government Press statements an ald int Un Ame: upon This will have the effect of com- posing difficulties forecast confidential advice: assador Francis. ately availab ol sterday'’s ca And tho Riga may men in touch with tt abt that iclent 1 in cont fr An m many n to make he tell The Francis’ advices 100 vg (auld vs refreshing beverage, but tonic — Liquid F for the ailing, the con- WELL who want to . 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FIND PLOT TO BURN ANACONDA SMELTER GREAT FOOD STORES AND BUTTE MINES cincinnatt, 0. ave 24—tre ARE ORDERED CLOSED start of an alleged state wide plot my United Presse Leased Wire Jos, Herschberger, assistant of the| Anaconda Smelting Co. leew state fire marshal, announced dis-| orders closing the Anaconda covery of a fire pla smelter at noon and the Butte city’s largest whe mines at the end of today’s A piece of the fic shift. away and the } piece of excelsior the Russian government also to the fact that political troubles as well od Wire Aug. via don, e British tan’ German tr sought, Wedn ‘ uth of the Ypres-Menin mt de with 6 "ir ro AMERIGAN LAKE TO GOT GOOD START BE MOTORIZED CAMP Kobata, 307 Main st., belleves By United Prese Leased Wire ro he fires (wo shots at in’ TACOMA, Aug. 24.—The canton on hotel Friday morning is ment at American lake is to be mo still, from the way the/|torized. Orders to this effect were received from Washington today. M running black man hiked down the stairs TAKEN BY ITALIANS 201 ovr the doce, “Kobeta’ caste By United Press Leased Wire ROME, Aug. 24.—Further ad- vances in Italy's offensive to- day raised her total of Austrian prisoners to 500 20,000 men, an ment declared. Sixty guns, mostly of medium caliber, have been taken, with much other material. officers and official state- BRIDE DISAPPEARS WITHIN 12 HOURS AFTER BEING MARRIED Miss Peggy Patton, age 17, 12 hours Ce erccccccccccvccccccecce the negro cc ng down out of a room and fi wo shots in the air to frighten him away You Seen Klunkey? Klunkey, Mrs. H. Ostrom's Aire. dale dog, is lost : rs, Ostrom, 315 14th ave, N., will pay a liberal reward for bis returrn Klunkey is 6 years old and has | Mght curly hair. Construction work on stables was therefore stopped. Perhaps only half the number of horses and mules previously expected at the camp will be needed, it is said. 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