The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 7, 1917, Page 2

STAR—FRIDAY, SEPT. 7, 1917. PAGE 2 115 MILLS RUN |“ Show You How ONEICHT-HOUR | Serns Peel Off!" Ever Peel a Banana Skin? Thatie It thon corns Penrice) BERLIN PAPERS | BUSY DEFENDING KAISER’S CRIMES 1d nto frengy, enduring pain, digeing, BY JOHN GRANDENS With 115 lumber and shingle | élicing toes, inkering with plasters United Preee t Correepondtent " , re pon x BERLIN, VIA LONDON, milla operating at the pre oy Bept. 7-—Demanding that the time on an elghthour basle, “American people secure an there Ie likely to be no Imme- P so that In mt will be autocratic nual guarant future their pre unable to rule as a of bullding ma- e of the “unfair” deciarationoon 10-hour lumber dictator,” was volced in t made by the bullding trades Lokal Anzeiger today, The councl! of Weshington. newspaper asserted thie was in This statement was made at ~ reality the insistent request wnlon headquarters Friday. a ~ volced both by Pope Benedict The majority of the yards have “NO INTEREST! and the reichstag |made ample provision to keep & you, the Seattle homefernisher, to select any ! The L \ ors editorial| stocks of fair lum on hand, wad up to $100——it will be sent to your home without was impelle by receipt of dis |ion officials stated payment! patches from Amer! quoting Ge Ten bour lumber wae @aelews) state department as declaring the |unfetr bt the butléing trade %, e 6 aspen United States would not necessar | cowl! September 1, aad thin ac | “OSS pa in By AR, fly require destruction of the Ho |tion was followed by subordiaate amd tape, trying to fino core we it henzollern dynasty ae & pre-rees! hutiding organisations voting te me Ml the most popular Victor records ore DAZZLING LIGHTS ON ®!5)."0" "on Hae alte af peace. fuse to handle ten-hour lumber, See A Ue ld eetey © baneees . 0 ania | Defend K ‘9 Duplicity | The average production last nent ¥ a the September list at a a a re day commented at length on long to the vermen’s Pro-|\*,." thing in the wor patches from Petrograd recently |tective association, was estimated by number; free delivery service by mail; printed {n allied newspapers re-lat $12,000 feet Friday morning by ‘ . vealing secret correspondence ex-| Robert BM. Allen, secretary of the sent to any P. O. address in the United jehanged between the crear and Kal |assoctatior This lumber is manu at our expense, sor, W in 1904 and later jamiead an the tester Vasin 7 The V he Zeitung admitted! Alien said that the average new | two the authentietty of this correspond: | business obtained for these mills | th © 4 When He's Al Dolled Up. Tyron G. Harlan ence today declared the kal-/for tb week 0 feet, and | Bveryhody's Juastn’ It Collins and Marian nerein was justified, |the sh « rw ‘ 00 ' - & ——— ST - owing to British intrigues, feot. He had no figures to show | ** a happened Miracte of Love MeKee Trio “The kaiser's purpose,” the ed-/how man mille were operating on} t ous) CW. Aletter) MeKee Trio {torial asserted, “was merely ¢ the ten-hour basis. le of “Ge —_— ——~—~~—— [fj frustrate these, and he acted aftr m any drug store, y ey-Ary ¥ ) (English) & —( ) su on wit beth Spencer consultation with ward Hamilton the chancellor and the foreign minister.” iMaive (de L’ - | Attempted Seoret Pact ite Pele te Coming Rack to Dixtelandt : The Lokal Anseiger cvserted/ MOTOR CARS CURBED ge the were? sa alk en Orpyeus Quartet Bil the correspondence merely gave | ha. i fico habe evidence of the kaiser's endeavor! Orders directing them to enforce! on ING, DINER m—Pox Trot Six Brown Brothers to circumvent England's hostile|more strictly the regulation which | MUSIC ANT DA SING, DIND 5 an ones, SE plans prohibita the use of daz#ling or glar HOTEL BUTLER Refined atmosphere—mena con istent with your pocketbook.—Ad | vertinement Six Brown Brothers treaty pro-|ing headlights on automobiles were legrams, | (ast to the police force by Chief insur} Peckingham Friday PLAN TODAY for a Sunday A Russian-German posed in the letters and it was declared, would have ed peace UHiltehy-Kee—Medley One-Step _ weph C. Smith's Orchestra Biegfeld Fellies—Modiey One-Step Joseph C. Smith's Orchestra Arkansaw Traveler—American Folk Dan Seldter’s Jey—American Folk Dance.....V Conway's Band Mareh Conway's Band | The correspondence referred to is being printed by the New York Herland in a series of copyrighted | dispatches from Herman Dernstetn, formerly editor of the New York Jewish newspaper, the Day, and} now in Russia, It was stated by Bernstein that the correspondence was obtained from the Russian se-| cret archives It included tor Rand tor Rand Country and My Country—Frances Alda Irving Bertin ye Heme Fires Muraing—John Meo Ford Nat of tele os _ er d AG of Happiness sremisa cewtse toed = 1] See What Others Are Doing in have schemed German ag CONSCRIPTION MEN for a secret Russo ment. Prosperity-land! | | | LDERWOOD MANOR ex: F t ty under the —__—~ 4 tends to 9 ° wife a {men and — AGAIN DEFEATED | A ‘2.25 ! | ~- United Press Leased W ‘ ef DENIES “[ won't discharge anybody,” | 970" veead Said pt 7.—The said Stringer, “and 1 have just re| WASHINGTON, called Depaty Art Curtis from the | Senate today again stockade until I have had time to| wealth conscriptionists reject fully investigate the charges made |ing 19 to 65, La Follette’s amend by Attorney J, M. Glasgow that Curtis gave the prisoners the gun 3 A. Shellberg, who with which aided their escape and |%° a of the county jail|that Shellberg now knows !t as a Prisoners escaped Au-: fact.” QUST JAILOR ff John Stringer late Thurs. put an end to the courthouse he planned to discharge income tax rates $643,000,000 more ment increasing as to raise are at your a joe. 4, 1 ed for a 50 per cent eurtax upon incomes of $1,000,000 or more, but its heaviest increases were put up} incomes between $50,000 and) ,000, | ¥ & vote of 26 to 51, the senate a] WR CREDIT PLAN Is the Answer to the n rejected the Hollis amendment |f} rere you wi adding $80,000,000 to the tncome|— Shere tee we talk thet what to add to your tax levy proposed by the finance committee. The Hollis amendment would have {ncreased rates on in comes between $25,000 and $250,000. | Waterhouse Wants 12 Boys on Ranch Twelve boys of the age of 14 or older have the opportunity of pic ing fruit on the big ranch in the fome of the ow bear ter Hat ts ti 5 ALDERWOOD MANOR Wapato district, own by Frank Waterhouse, president of the|f| , Practical and Washington State Harvesters’ C7092, league. They witl leave Sunday you will n and pick peaches Monday you he boys will have the best of f pou care on a aplendidly equipped ranch, and work for the next two months, {f they wish ft, as t are 15,000 boxes of peaches |18,000 boxes of apples to barvest 16 MEN FAILED TO REPORT FOR EXAM Names of 16 men who failed to report for physical examination to division No. 4d now as deser | posted The list PUGET MILL CO. 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Corn's condition Sept. 1 was 76.7, com 1 with 788 a month pre- vious; 71.8 a year ago, and 76.2, the ten-year average The production of the other tm- portant crops showed substantial increases, except for cotton, ap- ples, peaches and flax. Fights Here, But Not for Democracy John X S444 Ballard ave., an alien Greek, certified for serv. fee by Division 6, carried the war into the division headquarters Fri- day. Displaying “militant pacif- "SYSTEMATIC | SAVERS SUCCEED To be successful, saving must be systematic. Spasmodic, hit- or-miss saving moghods never get anyyhere. 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