The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 6, 1917, Page 10

3 | {Continued From Page 1} ] of the pre } needs and aim Sent moment We have another letter 1) Davie, 1516% First es in part “Every kindness doration st d our selected young men It comes to pandering to and raging harmful habits tke mse of tobacco, and espec tally pthe form it usually takes—cie M is certainly pressing the A and courtesy be shown to af Woman Also Objects So) And stilt another le ine Ellen Deshaw , Wash, written to our from of Win: Cyn a PS | Is not todacco an energy killer Make weaklings of the boys 90 proud of? A few luxuries must bave ald tt not be saible to send to eat? Fruit, for we also received a & minister who flays us un sifully for raising the tobacco He calls it an “unmoral” un How pitiable one of mind wust be! Matthews Glad to Contribute St is refreshing to know that leraymen are not all constitute: day. Today we received fer $5 towards th from Dr. M. A. Matthews in such tobacco of for |looked in our list, b fF the entire United States. We Dr. Matthews among th t citizens whom we want-! *hold up” for $5 each in our Sermpaign preceding the smoker last week. doctor, however, was out of ‘at the time, and could not good, then. Tho The Star that some of those who to come thru were undoubdt-| Out of the city, the doctor us to task for failing to state) cifically in his case. know.” he writes, “I would in my power to assist You will always find Ing for the establishment government. and for the sup- of its enemies, and the of the infamous crooks are traitors to their public Tt affords me pleasure to f@ to our soldiers who are the same battle.” Here's Medical Opinion what is the truth of the to influence on our boys at the} Ont? Here is what the Medical mal says, in a recent issue clergymen object to the tion of tobacco among the at the front. It ts hardly| they will carry any weight bh the authorities. The intense strain imposed by the con fons at the front in the present Af requires that everything pos | should be done to allay ner | frritation ents for the men when of duty at the imme are recognized as an import een, in preventing neurosts of the mer in the army are smokers, and to deny Men tobacco fs to induce a degree of nervous irritation) will materially militate their efficiency. ‘would be the height of folly. Ba He't [the biggest th | sitting only a few feet medical and a mill tobacco both from a tary standpoint o the men at the front All Work Contributed Good t to o deny ings eat Fine front wortt then: should get these i organizations are furnishing Tobacco, however, is the one for which mean no organized e made until “Our Boys Tobacco Fun with national headquar The Seattle Star al collector for ttle district, All All adminis thing was France Mshed. in New York city was appointed offic this fund in the work is contributed. was estab | trative expenses are paid by prom! every nd actually tobacco, nent citizens, so th cent 1 to the purchase o 2Scent plece will buy to bacco worth 45 cents retail, spe cial packages of this kind having t made up by the leading to cco companies of the United Sta to be sent to the boys in package al with the n tor shat ing money to this fund A Message of thanks from some Sammie at the front $10 From Judge Mackintosh Today received $10 from Kenneth Mackintosh and $5 » Herb hoenfeld, of the Standard Furniture Co, Schoenfeld was out of town w holding up" some of bugs.” but he heard about tt, tho bis name was someh is also inclosed a y some 80 every one ¢ we and over telegraphed that he would contribute as soon as he got here. He did. The $ and $10 swell the fund is needed. J now ntributions penny we got cement for our work from 0 cents in by Ruth Reynolds, 10 ‘son Here is the she sent along with it ‘Today was pay day, and after paying all my bills, I find I have 50 cents I don't absolutely need So I am sending tt be able to do the s day” And Mra. Hattie erton, sending $1, BOMB WRECKS STORE SAN FRANCISCO, dynamite bomb, planted In a aud basket, blew out the front end of Michael Porrazzo’s grocery store. but did not damage a case of exes away. Por- razzo blam os the Blank Hand Would Raise ay gh for Allen’s Capture An addition of $100 to the reward ot $200 offered by the county com missioners for the capture of Dr {val Allen, who escaped from King county jail whi ait rder charge r y BE. L n who is work » in that city of Brem “I could Allen writes Sept Must Bond Jitneys Companies are now writing bonds for jitneys and a rigid en forcement of the law requiring owners to take out bonds will be made, according to Assistant Prosecutor Palmer, in charge of this part of the work of his office Jonty wish my bit wore ton times as THE SEATTLE STAR EDICS APPROVE SMOKES FOR SAMMIES Noman and Dr. Matthews Also Give Knockers Bump With Their Contributions to Fund | Spokane, who, sending The The of frequent occurrence, 1 than have namewke in that 8 had son « to Auguat 7 oli? out rend large. writes story of in's' | be oftene api ' It was written front, He Arthur Guy Empey, who had but was 0. » in the heat of battle at the front, and knows what a a@moke means to the distressed soldier And now comes Thomas Morton You have probably r we any | The Makin's,” which Monday's Star ha K lant week If you want to help following coupon and with your contribution te buy Tebacce packag: France una” for Am: ig SOCIALIST SECRE TARY WIRES LA FOLLETTE DURING |, W. W. RA By United Press Leased Wire CHICAGO, Sept. 6—Tons of = mour Stedman, soclaliat 1, W. W. and socialist literature Americ jalist offices w were in the hands of federal made authorities today, several alleg asked ed agitators w in custody, of newspapers were suppressed, and records and funds were being held, follow: ing the nation-wide raids by government agents yesterday Officials of the justice de. partment acted simultaneously in Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, San Francisco, Pittsburg, Lin coin, Salt Lake, Minneapolis, Seattle, Duluth, Los Angeles, T Milwaukee, Omaha, Fresno, Investigate Tulsa, Superior, Miami and Th Portiand, Ore fay t The raids of the ineered by tary of the soc t party the am, Iter a Follette Washington ad Ua sending Hon States United office now property with warrants to # ermer sent dupl Landon, soctaliet ew York, and Morris Hiliquit, list leader in New York Helping the Probe Stedmar national gen believed to have attorney rear Oliver EB. Pa: tor ent expert Th tcago severa wh 9 with Hinto love and ( state ere means t ager the the os B attor: | po departm tend t th FP. Clyne. ney Bight distinct ernment on ed in Chicago soctalista are doing Adolph Germer, editor and eecre-!tious or treasonable INDICTMENTS OF |. W. W. MAY FOLLOW NATION- WIDE Dy United Press Leased Wire WASHINGTON, Sept — bles of rece The government proposes to eliminate |, W. W. and other anti-American activities from the nation’s political structure To this end, government in vestigators thruout the country today examined the |. W. W. and socialist documents gleaned in yesterday's swoop on many headquarters of the orders These papers will reveal a start ling program to bh Amertea’s | today work thru syndi Further, |trians and they may show German of! sible and for all United States winh nvin that nothing * raids were con ° du alo ft Austrian 4 Ww 6 tre nt weeks strikes, r industries ern mines This evidence LW. 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W, W Wilson Is Interested President Wilson has taken a direct personal interest in halting} the antlAmeriean acts of the 1 W. W, and the more fiery of #0 clalinte He feels that nothing should be permitted interfere with war! preparations, He recently chose Iudge Covington, of Washington,| to Investigate the I, W. W. menace} Weat Covington probably will report to the president today, and ft 1 assumed that he has discovered Independent! . whien alded justice department probers fn their round-up ITALY RESUMES Juries and return these will espionage to 80 facts OFFENSIVE ON AUSTRO FRONT Ly United Press Lensed Wire LONDON Italy ed her offensive on the Ju ept. 6 resum n front er drive today, while r toward Trieste dis ling Lalbac detailed ntration of me Rome hes the ar tillery and ian front that t aer anes on the Ital front has ever Trieste, # are COK British | ered in macrame designs. | trimmed. 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YANKEE FLIER BRINGS DOWN 12TH AIRPLANE By United Preee Leased Wire PARIS, Sept. 6.—Lieut. Raoul Lufberry, premier “ace” of the La Fayette escadrille, brought down his 12th German plane Tuesdsy — and would have made his score 13 that same day, if he had mot run out of ammunition, Dispatches today brought de tails of the American boy's seven fights in two days. Mon day he downed an enemy In a stiff brush one of five different he ene untered the out ¢ eant E Mas man pilot, ) en machine Hit Three Times another enemy aght it dow plane was three times plerced by his opponent ing the s have been thick the La Fay cated. The German aviator along the line er ette os je is now plane ements clos BEGIN PARLEYS WITH JAPAN TO PLAN WAR WORK WASHINGTON, Sept. 6— | The United States government in done with peace talk until such time as Germany meets Americ&n requirements for end | Ing the war. | The state department made | this clear today, A higho @fi- | Gal expressed himself forcibly *| as° displeased at continuous peace speculation, added he be , lie@d the press ought to talk war and the people boost war at this time. Ax part of ite prd@ram, the went department opened its first @pficial ai » with the Japanese mis operation between the two nations, | Japan Wants Steel f sh greater robabl teel er 1 hand nt to roll ba ing on Russia the east | #| Te STAR WANT ADS | BEST FOR RESULTS i Warmer Bed Clothes—Soon wear as dainty Party taffeta ld could if they worm-—s¢ would as these. tints want to go to parties Nets are being largely me combined with The touches of silver lace are most effective. 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