The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 30, 1917, Page 5

STAR—THURSDAY, AUG, 30, 1917, tne, )SEN. CADORNA’S 2 MILLION SEE SEATTLE WILL PAGE 5 | Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furni | "©. D. orders eeaapta mail, telepho: | Ouse- mn aul ture Co., “O. D. orders accepted baited cabo ITALIAN TROOPS | 25,000 KHAKI | SEND HER OLD rl a Our Sales \ oss ’ and the right to limit WE'LL TRUST You quantities is reserved, ov oredit ayatem has been established for your conventence— FORGING AHEAD MARCH IN N Y SHOES ABROAD | ods | at you tn furntaht home along your o at Viduat Idean, “Our term are eanler ant our pricea are lower thes ge te i 9 to 10 10 to 11 11 to 12 1 to2 will be found anywhere. Ne eaten eharmces no tnterest ee renee woe By United Press Leased Wire Thousands of women, chil \ JUST YOUR WORD THAT You'LE PraT LONDON, Aug. 30.—Italy’e NEW YORK, Aug. 30.—Two dren and old men from the dev- | Odds and Bleached Turkish Tow. 10 Crepe de Chine Dressing Sacques in the # 50.00 Worth 81.00 Down, 81 on ter victorious offensive reached million New Yorkers, in’ a astated districts of France || see ‘ a ee. teh Waists in white, flesh ve Ready -to 17800 Worth ite second and most important whirlwind of patriotic frenzy, and Belgium are absolutely | Ends tion has picked for thie and maize: sizes, 26, 28, Section areal 150.00 Werth of Homefurniahin stage today. Having attained shouted farewell today to 25. without shoes. \| Bleached ‘Turkish Tow. ‘2 ®nd 46 dark and Meht | , sooue Werth of Hamed practical dominance of the 000 khakiclad men of the 27th So Seattle is to help by send The Women's Ready- els tn size 19x49. These 11. Crepe de Chine le in stripes and Bainsizza plateau, Gen. Ca division, comprising National Ing used footwear across tho i to-Wear Section has Were once priced at Walsts in ul d wet dorna’s troops began a vast Guard units from all over the sea to help protect these refu- |! for this hour odds and 29¢- | Reduced during wie and ; sal ae state marching down Fifth gees from the coming winter | this hour, Formerly marked There are also @ few Hates meee : t sth ages pooeh i 9 ey Pg | ends of Coats and — gagh Cc 75 and $2.95. For of a in olmino Is the Imm e ob Gingham Dresses this hour, colors, belted, The historic avenue wae a | If you have some old shoes Ing Wings and Fane 6 of thi Y enc € ‘ 26 42. meets f thy ‘ mit naicatea| "etous blaze of color, The [vou family, take them to 1 ‘The lot in composed Feathers in a fine as “*°P 1. Suns @ cot ae 00 aa SPECIAL "ie ae a cag tgs gaat eg tac standards of the allies—Stars | flrnn of the New yee | of two short Coats of sortment of sand, tur- Boys’ Shirts and Draw. 31.00, For this 35 he Ita roops were forgin compan ‘ond floo quoise, ne emerald of a broke ne ' ne A aieaies 8s, and Stripes predominating 11 Columbia at | gold colored —cheviot on J; are erty “4 ae ee x : nil in hour <del Cc waved from every window Elford, inxpector of agen-|| &nd about n t bind t . 5 fore the el line defenses Anti banked on both al of the cles, has agreed to personally pay Gingham sen in (28 white and ack been chosen r this About 250 yards Sum- of thie Austrian city, At the same : ; sth 4 broken sizes, from 16 sve been selected by hour by t t mer Wash Goods sult: : broad street, hanging from bufld- | the expense of boxing and ving || proee f the Millin ction Knit Un c able for dresses smth let all rsa reached! ings’ ledges, massing atop of roots phd Map i Reged aeons } ‘aa , (or the Friday Hour tion, They are in skirts; 26 and 29 inches mut beyond mnteco for a cotnel| iy perenne ouse, 135 Charlton at, New York mee priced at $6.50, Bales. Reduced from broken sizes from 6 to wide. Domestic Section, dental drive eastw on the same : di in ~ abe i ae , Ministers ate sked - “ peal io with a few at $10.00. 60e, 65c, The and 95e 12 years. Once marked Formerly priced 2566 @& city Ne Kroate utpourtag of their congregations, and busir #6!) For this During this this hour, yard, this EXTRA SPECIAL! Rome cables told of further prog-| people New York had ever seen|ten to thelr employes. Boy scouts] hour $1 Oo - ust... Oe ‘ ~10c 10c + Folding Card Table, exactly as pictured, tn mahogany finish; ress gained east on the plateau to-| »eeted the marching column +), | WHll be urged to go from house to r m +e top covered with green leatherette; has brass corner protectors ward the Chiapovano valley. It '|thurcerous acclacn._. house, and golf club managers are and rubber leg tips. Regular price $3.25 $1 89 thru this gap that of the main °C OR Leaee T urged to gather up discarded golf === Special at ° arteries of A an communteation site yan Leads Troops hoes ° | ; ¥ > OR C. RS 1 : etween the northern and soutr Long before the parade started) People of Butte have alr for-|| Feather Turban NO PHONE OR C. 0. D. ORDERS TAKEN bet } rthern und ’ " \| ( rade | ern armies—the latter guarding fron the upper end ¢ Central warded 4,000 pairs | Trieste-is run, A. victory here|Park at 10a, m. the thousands i | Hats DEATH PENALTY. Pall dispatches t emphasized | subway suffocation, overtaxed | | Feather Bands x snl “ons ss ferocity u a fa the every rtery of tranait i a ma‘l OR 2 YEARS OF WAR | Upper Main Floor. | Upper nmap ries | mi, ustriang |rush to claim po. ‘ nuta | ‘ all day Friday the Mi cute nee he walked +0 perate resistance, |along Fifth ave, Deference was! @ ~ o T High-Grade Skirts of ‘OR hears Section has six F me menue k nde bit paid to relatives of marching) Continued From Page 1 ‘| | heavy Rajah, Khaki iF ! F jue t it meant a past- saad men, who were with ape @ ry “satel ther Turbans {im That certain ones might m Kool, Shantung, Pussy f ! ‘Most REMARKABLE Al identity ing (96 many here see it, the liberals of | Will 4 eee : navy, black es guinea. ‘ And the child watched father's LEG SLATIVE BODY thru a broad ‘aue, v with ar wil soon § force off th pleated, gathered and draped . os |ve get the real true monniang | 1 cheering huma Tie fone Wel ie coccean aia: , models, with wide crush belts y seu Pepe ‘ oe oo maamprlce J ; Bi If, however, they content them: || Is, t Also 50 Feather Bands in all mhe analyse. By United Press Leased Wire GOVERNING RUSSIA erp acl i pe selves with barkening to the ma¢ Some have n pockets ors, which have been slightly dam |TRew father sald, “It seems trans- LONDON, Aug. 0.—The Nrecea ane th nes 8 in-Germany plea that the war ts Stripes in pla colors and aged, but are of a very good style, || Russian provisional govern 5 we Cee ae Be now one of defense insofar as Ger-| ’ } 0 By | 4 des 8 a co 0 Ba is ment has decided on partial re. * Continued From Page 1 Mothers March With Sons many concerned, the struggie| Oriental design ! light col i re ame establishment of the death pen- |e Here and there a women darted | will go on ors. Once mark 5.00 and | bo ‘anda alty to restore discipline in the posed chiefly of farmers ca from the crowd and marched be Milltary men believe that Ger. $19.50. For F riday, while | " army, according to a Central k th tual he her boy. tm tt ‘ il dactae alts : f 1 45 | Bands . aaee i workingmen; the actual pro- |side her boy in the ranks many will deci ner to take the Mie AEE. 5 360k ake $6. 1] Bands z CONT Danss | News dispatch received today ducers and toilers. Gr flow-|chance of a military ¢ t or will] " | from Moscow. Now in every country these [ers at the feet troops: start real peace negotiations now | = = SS ———————— = = | At the a ORENCE UPSTAIRS The cable quoted Premier Ke] are the vast majority of the | It took five hours for the grand| Defeat Is Certain | sto rensky as making the announce jopulation. Therefore, in every eview to pass a give oint Should she ¢ *, however, that]| | SECOND AND UNION jment to the Russian conference, | pests eae ace So have teal 1 deve beaach of thet ortes, up idan 16 tee Saaee chaén ues oF | 2to3 3to4 4to5 ae —— ——— | coneluding democracy, these should com ept aviation, was represented. In her arms can ultimately tri-|| i = = “This hurts us to the very soul,| pose the legislative power fantrymen swung steadl DE hen she will fight on for a|| Fancy Volles for waists Boye Sport Blouses of Undermusiion which but for the salvation of the country} In ris country and in England rank on rank, wearing their blanket or two more. By that time,|| S24 dresses, 36 and 38 = pjain blue and tan ‘have been soiled by we will kill with all our soul there Vs a stran, titfon th Is and all thelr field parapher will be felt in inches widt. Once chambray, and figured "andiing are reduced } ip n + furt : nobody can make laws or mana . nany’s defeat], marked 35c and 60c & percale, convertible col. “ring this hour in the 5 CAMP FREMONT To government except lawyers, bank:| ¢ Whitman, Mayor Mitchel | will yard Dom atic Section. jare and short sleeves. Muslin Underwear Sec- Bi sisal ers xploiters and professional and other officials reviewed the Secre Lansing did iis hour, 19 Just the thing for on. : BE BUILT ANYWAY politicians parade the Union League club, | not # < prinany’s conces a yard c school nes 12% to 14 They consist of gowns, pepe ps | Russia Ousts Lawyers Civil Yeterans and o her hon-|#lons to Argentine any particular]! Children’s Wash Hats Men's Section. combinations, envelope Lingerie alist : AND CONFIDENCE} Dy United Press Leased Wire | Well, then, give fervent thanks ored guests occupied a grandstand | significance, He pointed out that|/ in the Children’s This hour... SIC Senees voile, — trimmed SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 30 to Russia. She has knocked the t of the 7 le brary jthe German government made such|) tion are reduced for marked laces and embroideries. === |/Camp Fremont fs “on again.” After| Spots out of all that fol-de-rol ae Seat ah prom to America—only tol] thin sale, They are @Uullls, one of the most ‘This : : Ti ae ‘ech here we}, ® Series of directly conflicting an-| National Council does bust a Seat for Red Cross break them later, Others, however, Ina bhaga pian aad seeirebie. for this sea- hour The lot ts P n cases whe we good sense and merous stands ap-|t he one t ~ son's trimmings, two- 7 Pi | nouncements, reports, rumors and " ah many saw the hand lawn, with lace and cked Nainsook for Of 50 Waists In P have the account of a busi-|] predictions, official and otherwi | mood She docsn't miss | pe slong the line of march writing on the wall and was easing|| ribbon trimming, but {ned in all, colors. pajamas and Underwear sizes from 86 ness concern we likewise || carpenters resumed work today on|' except to bless thejesrly today and were soon ! , boat contest so as to are solled from displ Ince marked Dur- 36 inches wide, in_ the i : t the infirmary buildi {the Pal: not th $5 a seat, the money » al and al ou : ing this hour in the Domestic Section. Once with more 40 and | have the personal checking ||‘ irma’ dings of the Palo ° > ae, 4 ‘ . ! sup-|/ Once marked from Mill! bodag marked yard. Dur- : >) Alto camp, originally intended to} Lawyers cons . : oe ated to the Red Cross That to $1.50, for as wee 10 ing this hour, than other sizes, account of one or more Of | house the dist National Guard, {per cent of the population and hold| Recruiting of any i thell “this hour 35c : IC per yards. LOC its executives. California delegation in con-|!® our country r cent of the the vast t © avenue aa tes These Waiste This works to the ad-] gress today wired Mayor Rolph th c ‘ offices. They can't see/At the Navy re of all al ; 75 Pair Mended Gloves = -——— — — once marked at tage of all co the camp would undoubtedly be|that in Russia Hed t Phe despite her enormous]! {n all colors and sizes, | d vantage of all concerned, in Mirreon-4 * yi} Also, to arrive at the next point! crowde f the oe ¢ > || but not each size inev- | } and $1, but é hf) Completed at once, altho the 41s keep her weakening | | been reduced for that it promotes thoroug division will not xo there Ifor thanksgiving, five of the dele-|New York fighters is heartened by the|| @F¥ color. Glove Seo | é odes | acquaintance and the confi- fe ae ——|sates in the National Council are) note, which, diplomats|| ton. This 58c | | half/hour dencethat arises from it. women, | Russia and the U. 8 hour ; L tien | Women Win Vote virtua > RS cassia the r revolution | last traces of sepatate peace A _DEVITALIZEU Catocaiiaipy without efor. Ne “SOLDIER LOVE, | pay a er : I N automatically fe | Meantime diplomats gave ’ body ued o their wor ir nations « theatre.—Advertisement. Unlike ant o Kree * from the surface of the akin, De|® K« thing | ent of Ideas of a post bellum a Dr. Edwin J. Brown ; itrecia” elgingl pax jus and trade war said that if Ge’ liquid, devitalizes hair by attacking| Democracy had won and nobody in| TAKING MOTOR : ; at if Ger DD. Ss the power ¢ Atatity | dem y except a democracy that|@x United Prese teased Wire Rare will be unnecessary except IN| gy United Freee Leased couched in the same terms in which 4 —DAILY— It does this by included men and wome VANCOUVER, Wash, Aug Promises Fair Deal LONDON, Aug. 30.—London | all other statesmen of allied powers | f reese Dentist may 3 rede, Sire wT vee Emil Schou, bandm | the whole hewaren sbeervers| Was again moved to admiration | “must reply to the peace note.” | x” a 4 arma, under arme or limba, to pre-|littie fact » infantry, sta here, tos eae: th Wilaca's bert of America and of President Speaking of the German peo- ’ vent it from showing through|seep into y d heart hunting a missing flivver, and e to Germany that she wili| Wilson today, after reading the | ple’s acceptance of the official ver. ms e- g Eenuine De Miracte look at every angle, you|# a missing winsome widow gut aithir cade Gin) ate thc president's note to Pope Bene. | sion fed them on everything by F rg Ay that has a} will, Pam discover how comi-| Schou early this month bought a bagel send ren peso} wart diet their government, the Westminster | t back cal a position we |flivver on the partial-payment plan.| ie tite a blunder roses somite More than one newspaper | Gazette commented ‘ wa undertake our favor ’ , ea rege wee soldiers notic-|i44 in notifying Germany she would| Nalled the American executive “President Wilson attempts man Bi pom ending attitude toward the |¢d the fair grass widow, Mrs. Ethel) (ed in né ; " b i] ag the new leader of the allied | fully to get thru this guard. He Round Round ‘of price. paoiage-ent yep ll Anderson, In the front seat with] Pe commercia uushed, no matter! Oh ee endeavors to persuade the German cs 7 ok let mn iled 1 " 2 ad he war ec reople py cA vi Trip Trip booklet mailed in In a short time elections will be woe, cog ay [eon eaeeatay sanattion must attach] “At the end of three years of| People that they can have an hon = > and read |held thruout Russia to choose dele mand the vechine |to German business after the war,|Unspeakable strain and anxiety,” orable peace and avoid the war Seance jgates to the first Constituent As-| and the machine li is pointed out, bit under the|declared the Morning Post, “it is e war, which they apparent- F D . _ Te Bo Mirecle c |rembty, which will adopt a con-| door knob was alt 18 pointed out, but under the|declared the Moring Mowment. to|'¥ dread the most, if they take af|For Dyspepsia, stitution and help to launch the| farewell note from Mra. Anderson lah hi Chao It prod will re | he allied armies to find such lead-| firs into their own hands Heartburn, Belching, aie Ruasian republic declaring she had found one she . re “This, all believe, might well be Gas in Stomac! lan rep He 8 from it the taint of kaiser-|eTsbip as this—strong, clear-sighted 4 ” onful of Bisurated na i Women To Be Delegates tt . and had left for San ; inflexible—inspiring new courage|® Note for all the allies, ‘a half glass of hot wane a | ee ee wee we Yee eres Crag = i ae oO | and faith, shaming the faint-hearted | Coup BREAKFASTS t and Stomach | these dele Women . Il be 3 " wee tified the police in and silencing the perverse and dis 30°C (Commenty | among those chosen and will sit in| every Sonat city affected.” T : ‘ nit yo! ste and Called Heart. |the assembly and help to makeyth The Chronicle pointed out that], en, Sour fe and pocketbook. | that di | constitution |President Wilson had reminded : : leas | burn), Gas in the Stoma ch, Belch | It will not be necessary for any ing, Swelling and Full Feeling, so\hody to are for thie diers’ Home, Mount Rainier frequently complained of after| erybody will think it perfectly mae oO ° Bh) meals, in TWO MINUTES. jnatural and right. . | NAVY YARD ROUTE Sample Package mailed FREE by| on Juiy 7. hut it toll in tharss of] The privilege of keeping money THE BELLINGHAM CHEMICAL |the government Ite execut |in banks Is xolng to cost hereafter B. Ken: At least, if you have a checking CO., Bellingham, Wash. ttee of 250 apportl ned 1 FRISCO STAKE: account of less than $100 the ‘orkmen, soldiers d fa If your druggist is unable to supply ara shin cxecutiye committee 4 aglnppy rrog ere dcctrpaay you. now running things in Russia | ts) general increa perro os Bc Pa an 1 8 operation,” according to rs It operates the machir You di g. 20 bg nted announcement to custom not hear anything about it, for rea Titisathal’ of thi 4 hated A sons I shall tell you hereafter. But}, Pa ta hob i ited by | Anks. you can discount any stories you| Utes Raltoads on record with &/ ective in all clearing th 66 isal to arbitrate the an Fran-| banks in this city, on a ow an may read from day to day about |) ar ame aeibe cade sae Sheen A ige osteer Papel y elee OR hin | nc? C8 en's oday sa n . checking accounts a a mayieagenes si dyin fle i “ie the city preparing to extend still|eraging for the current month less r Tr} enh y, ruling Dems oh Mlfurther its temporary transporta:|than $100, on which any checks e rong gain The put of the Wore & an tole tem. ne sses were|have been paid, will t t to al Saveca, “that tt vems tO] Heing rented for service by the city|service charge of 2 per jomel fe ake A pong Pon iy of today, and will placed in opera-| month,” says the bank's announce Thousands of run-down men and women ask romeo yprestite He a ition to relieve the lack of trans-|ment, “which will collected or ‘ ; : i n | portation tn various sections. | deducted from the account not la this question every day. ents tare Only Chance |" president Lilienthal’s refusal to|than the 10th of the next succeed Their strength has ebbed slowly away because [J man influence can bring it back tol Mri lore inst night at the hour vont of the constant strain of their daily tasks where in the world quite vo. dead| {te frst trainload of workmen from| Bombs Sink Sct id cael vere he a quite ead/the Union Iron Works was being] Bombs Sin chooner This daily strain causes the nerves to lose OF ie deador than a saackerel that|CAzTied into. the heart of the clty | py United Press Leased Wire | J : ; ' apm 1a" lover the Ocean Shore %. under AON z. 20 3 a phosphorus, a vital element. The nervous system [J for sanitary reasons the board of|te city's plan to operate. steam | the Amer a a a A 3 = epee see Z oh ¢ health has ordered to t emated. |p raing 7 * P eae Lot blige s is weakened, causing loss of appetite, decline of If the Gerctans, assisted by the traftia 10 the tron wore: sunecees |-Adae on by bombs yesterday waa bodily strength, the blood fails to get the neces- American copperheads, American ihe municipal ‘train Tha Gat Mes” tented ae today. % Z ; i doughfaces and American pro-Ger ue lance Q sary iron, and it goes from bad to worse. mans, do not break thru that front ache not even the ghost of the old order DYNAMIC J "it cr come esis - THOUSANDS WATCH |. chers Told How If they do, you will see the czar AVIATOR IN FA achers 1 ol ow back in the Winter Palace you u! A mance it | TONIC ought to have a clear understand-| 4, vnited Press Leased Wire | to Conserve Foods lag 08 to Who put hist there. , Prose Lonned, 19 .|.. Five hundred teachers attending | “ ” : TILLAMOOK, r Aug. 3 . (Called “Dynamic” because it produces energy) is ex Ralph Hansen, an aviator, today {s annual county teachers’ con actly the remedy needed. It nourishes the nerves with 48 M oa Gol recovering from injuries’ received ate ReceaW Sy ies achDe ' A" ard 8 Mary Sutherlanc phosphorus in the form of phos wien Join /OLOTS yesterday, when bis airplane was socenting Food ge riong orth l phates. It enriaghes the blood of England Here brian a Mlle ae pid Hoover, Wednesday. Miss Suther. with iron. Forty-eight men have enlisted for|ered at the Tillamook county fair cree haat Ay ny ip pe ven The nerves again become strong oe British uit ne office at 116 him fall My BighE GAL Mean he KG OF and steady, the blood rich, appetite in 16 new recruiting office at 115 ps ng : ‘ proper nourishment restored. ‘Once more you feel the [gy James st vigor, energy and driving power of The privilege of joining thetr| Urges Trade ae honieh. home country regiments is extend | COAL MEN FACE CHARGE ‘ ed to Britis hers who enlist here. |South Africa and U.S. Warrants charging B, W. Hubley Dynamic ae is t apples to # -- The belief that only the natives and » Lowe, employes of the tar ae Ros sh Rly itera : . should work 1s making for poverty | United States Coal Co., were issued in?” A | bottle (5 week > > pejaee ent) eis only $1.60. ” ie aie Pet |} ig Goes’ North and crime among the whites in|Wednesday, charging them with ieee ment), cos y $1.5 A pet pig is on his way to Anchor- South Africa, according to Dr. J. B,/ burglarizing a freight car and lage, Alaska Crowther, who spoke before the stripping three new dynamos of He ig being sent from a woman in. Rotary club Wednesday at a lunch. brass and copper fittings. =. B ll Drug . McMinnville, Ore., thru the Alaska,eon held at the Washington Annex - a> arte Store bureau of the Seattle Chamber of {He thinks greater trade relations ommercial Club to|should be — established Africa and the United States, Commerce and the Alaska town, al | ween| *READ STAR WANT ADS* @ LP coanetato lint wollte. 00 RR... y| which com [ed men have exhausted their learn |the world that America was unfet tered by alliances in “subjecting the Paris resolution of the allies to unqualified condemnation.” (This was the resolution banding the al lies to commercial reprisals against Germany after the war.) “we resounding proclamation from the White House of the reality of right and the real ity of wrong, and of the impossibil ity of reconciling them or shading them into one another by good natured words,” the Chronicle added, “might well have tssued| from the Vatican, the ancient re-| pository of Christian vert t is the answer of a practical atesman to the peace-dreaming an, and it may be to other courts as well,” the Times sum marized, adding that the note is Learned Londoners Exhaust Themselves With Yankee Slang! By United Press Le Wire LONDON, Aug. 30.—England is struggling desperately with the! American slang of the United States | troops | Ponderous Londoners are per turbed over “Ish kabibblo.” | One solemnly hazards it means “What's the odds?” or “My luck| again.” Another suggests it is of Hindustant origin and can’t {mag. ine where the Americans got {t. A third remarks: “Many learn ing on the subject. I think, how-| ever, that this valuable phrase does not in itself mean anything at all.”| One daily threw open {ts columns to contributors who might explain it. An invalided sergeant, who had | heard Americans tn France, finally |gave the true meantng. 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