The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 24, 1917, Page 7

STAR—MONDAY, SEPT. 24, 1917. GASTON MEANS |KAISER'S REPLY [{-———————— — DENIES KILLING | HALTS WAR ACT FREDERICK NELSON MRS, MAUD KING} OF ARGENTINE Basement Salesroom BY GEORGE MARTIN BY CHAS, P. STEWART . Approved Weaves in PAGE 7 United Presa Staff Correspondent United Presa State Correspondent CONCORD, N, C., Sept. 24.— Fae sl or Stamped or the Immediate present, at Gaston Means, alleged Juggler le determi Pillow Cases tlon to declare war against Autumn Coatings fessed recipient of German | gold, answered here today the no le to. bo held tm etey- | 60c Pair direct charge of murdering hie J é millionaire benefactress, Mrs. Government bag 3 00 Y d ILLOW CASES in 42- pe grat Mg Mehta & message from the if ar | inch size, stamped > in , German government, transmit ’ x His fellow townamen in this tyD-| ted thru the Argentine minis- several pleasing designs on 1E weights and textures that tailor well into the new Coats and the colors sanctioned by jeally Southern community were ter at Berlin, disavowing Count | I I «rudging witnesses to his arralgn heavy cotton tubing, the pair, ment before Police Magistrate! ing that the kaiser approved of ; 60¢ Palmer, . » have an attractive showing in these | « Luxburg. | the mode have an attractive showing i | Means delayed proceedings by| ‘The fact waa emphasized, how: | Pars Behe Snatines. Included ¢ | Stamped Dresser Scarfs of demanding a change of venue. Un-lever, that this disavowal does not |f| Moderately-priced Coatings. Included are | linen crash, in floral and der the law the examination halt-| constitute the full, free, and formal | ii Diagonal Zibelines | ve: iia oe while « justice was rushed |reply demanded in Argentine’s ultt- | Plain and Diag Vel | conventional patterns, size from another township to preside | matum, Its receipt, however, stops Checked Worsted Velours | 54x18 inches, B5¢. at the hearing the chamber of deputtes’ Immediate Checked Tweeds | Pillow T + a The little room way filled with a/consideration of the resolution sup-| Plain and Checked Velour Zibeline | ops stamped with throng of country folk, Beside |porting the governmont's plan of 3 | flower and butterfly de- Means sat his father, “Old Bill" aring a state of war with Ger favoring the following colors: Dark-wine, Myrtle signs on linen-color art ma- The |m was a typical Southerner, face green, Nut-brown, Black, Navy and Copen- | hagen, also combinations of black and green, ny Public tnterest was transferred | the German situation today terials, 15¢@ each. —Basement Salesroom slayer's stout wreathed In smiles ax he beamed from tators and |to the more ¢ sing crisis of the upon the Jud the # | a . he ation-wide str | . r , , avy ” t , erer nes and New York au-| At 1 &.m. today. ell railway om. {fl brown and Burgundy, brown and plum, navy tien, who have painstakingly |Ployes struck, | Complete pare and green, brown and green, green and red, Child ’s Rai 4 together long and important |of all rail communication seemed | is ok proton, terete tat i vation ed-{f| green and gray, brown and black, gray and ren's Kain strands of broken threads {n the |certain, The situation ts admitted. tangled skein of the mystery, are|ly of the most serious character, as convinced that Means’ claim that|many cities lack large supplies of | Mrs. King accidentally shot herself |food and fuel, at lonely Blackwedler Spring the een Capes, $1.95 GC UT generously full and topped with a shirred hood, these Rain Capes of green, Widths 54 to 58 inches. Priced at $3.00 yard. —Basement Salesroom. night of August 29, is a lic To Cover His Duplicity They believe and claim they ean | | rubberized sateen afford ° ° ove that Means, baving dinst | ; ‘ Give it cheerfully, gladly, with a smile on your face vated Mrs. King’s fortune while be| AFTER PRESIDENT ( O Bath Robes complete protection against marqueraded in the guise of trust! AGW STRIKE DELAY rainy, blustery weather. FO worthy confidential “adviser, and | Choice of ‘blue and aH havi che 1 to get mo: TS mR eR her Ms m , ed. R See untcos tr soasd omeaa| Godel Bae Faas 77 Fer Achamn Mesnings Sion,’ 16 vee Pree will, deliberately murdered the|¢ “0 . $1.95. woman rather than permit her to —Basement Salesroom. discover his duplicity. Means had lost a lot of his devil may-care attitude today, He sent for local Prosecutor Clement during the wooden shipyards § practically paralyzed, voted Sunday to await the action jof the Metal Trades before consid-| ering a return to work. UST receiyed, to give com- Boys’ tides Suits Soldiers’ Libraries the night to profess his innocencé, | | fort on cool mornings ‘and and was rebuffed, being told to say| The | Bott gcd Poker hold ali} ‘a e he Batt ot at ‘ Se ay ot hte aed meeting probably Monday night to|f} evenings —the Bath Robe as | 75c¢ and 85c Hi ene the aituation shown in the sketch. It is e all a e on he Metal Trades strike, if tt in| [| ‘ OYS’ Gray Fi , COURTMARTIAL FOR [cuts sit! v0 ordered’ because ot i made of soft, fleecy Beacon| BB te Gey Fae the confessed failure of the U. 8 . ine | nion Suits, si 6 blanket cloth in combinations » sizes © to i H . shipping board to arrange a net ” On the Warship and in the Hospital BUTTE SLACKERS 0 2 riko ‘Gomunts between of ent ee the representatives of the unions 85¢. —Basement Salesroom. and yards who have been in Wash. |f! me time. Dy United Press Leased Wire BUTTE, Sept. 24.—Civil authort ties today began a general roundup | ington #¢ Gray or green with red; Dark-blue with red and MERICA will give $1,000,000 this week to the cause of Georgette Cres $1.50 Yard i ot conscripts who were to have! The carpenters’ strike bye called | green ins “t] 7 — te one to C Lewis with the sec-|to enforce the demands of 18,000 ‘j amusement, entertainment and instruction of the soldiers Gong to Ont cia Sea te eiiees | orriking. timeheL. workers toe wail Dark-blue with tan and sailors in the form of libraries. Seattle’s share is a paltry for entraining aa ici Old-rose or delft-blue with As fast ax they are arrested the to Work with 10-hour lumber : ; z : 4 : : ; z 7 ‘ j : white. | N this sheer Crepe there is $25,000. Let's give it quickly. It means only $1.00 from YOU. ie, wetnsign “aes President's Wire The : ia Pit bale choice of Gray Black Old ’ . > A . ro aaron ay President Wilson's telegram, re r round cc s closely f ‘ay, 4 - We should have to ask but once. What’s $1.00? The price of urtmartinied as desert-| yorted from Washington, follows: {I} to neck and is trimmed with | fost; Navy, Brown, Sky-blue, ‘ i fs ‘ ‘ ere, army officers s : “Mr. Hurley (Edward N. Hurley / y” feat ae Mais, White, Wistaria, Pink a movie party, a few cigars, a few miles of gasoline. But that The greater part of Butte chairman of the federal shipping narrow braid edge. Price, | 774 ond quota left for Camp Lewis last) board) has just informed me that We oo iscistnt akiatones’ colors for gowns, waists and night dollar means much in the form of books for the lonely men who are in training far from home, or fighting your battle for you in France’s bloody trenches. & unanimous agreement has been reached in the San Francisco situ ation to refer the entire subject matter to the shipbuilding and la bor adjostment board. The solo | | | | | remaining tssue ts the temporary | | | ! Mustard —the popular | a trimmings; 40 inches wide, $1.50 yard. | i Zephyr Knitting Yarn Osteen Ratereom 20c Skein HOSE who plan to or knit a gift of Sweater, Scarf, Cap or Bootees, are offered ex- ITALY ASKS AID OF AMERICAN FORCES: Wage at which the men will agree MS Bore Se Sbiee for Amer-|to Feturn. This point probably will “a Italy. “batteries, fight-| >? Cleared up today, This is most xnd thousands of kratifying, as {t assures a prompt voiced by the/Sd_ satisfactory settlement. Mr. Sern today. |Hurley has also informed me that ® Stone Jars Handy for Many Uses ANY house koopers Don’t say, “this is a good thing,” and then forget it, but phone right now to the Public Library for someone to come for your contribution—or crochet ms w T » Carriere Dell A dP UY Cry - ONS afl vy, RB | $ . Ss p f colors in this Four-fold Zephyr use the coupon and mail your check. af America still. faile to undor.|he baa asked the wage adjustment|f) cellent selection of colc d Zephy . 4 star . that a Austria's defeat {s|board to make findings In the Seif) Yarn. use these Covered ttl.” the editorial asserted. “The|Sttle and Portland - situations as ae P Stone Jars for home-made ; ‘ 4 vital.” of ni Sees warring | Well, and with equal promptness. I | There are various shades of pink, blue, celdoae sauerkraut and 29. against Austria—her ald goes to/need not say that this happy solu old-rose, brown, gray, green and_ yellow, | , If Committee te aaa the. Anglo-French forces.{tion of the Iabor trouble on the/f| anes: © a | | other purposes. oe oD Italy is not included in {t, We Pactfic Coast would be most grat | also black, white, orange, lavender, purple, | 3-gallon size, $1.00. CF Pv are carrying on our work unaided.”|!fying, aa it is a further evidence cardinal, scarlet, garnet and medium-red 4gallon size, $1.20. Acting under the direction of the Library War < lof the patriotism of labor, In view |f| —Basement Saiesroom. ] | Council appointed by Secretary of War Baker. a rs a of It, | would ask that no cessation Price 20¢@ skein. : ss ani = i ee oF rd P Asks Police to Aid of work occur at Portland or Seat 5 Spas ie Aner veeieteags 6 AM | SEATTLE PUBLIC LIBRARY oe tle, The wage board begins func- | Kam SoEnaemeneieeemmeameee ‘ in Search for Wife B. 8. Bberhard, of Maltby, admits he Is a bit absent-minded He came to Seattle from Kent! Sunday, in an automobile. Mrs. Eberhard was with him CAMP LEWIS BOYS |* HAVE REAL PUNCH To Raise $1,000,000 | for Camp Libraries | : : ze tioning at once and will announce its findings with expedition. I count confidently upon the patriotic co-operation of en and thelr can count upon just and prompt action.” Main 2466 “Peace Is a Gradual Development”—So resin ray Fs ra ee a > . . . On Eastiake ave., during the aft-| A strike would tle up all large} A Pope Is Optimisti J OUT AFTER | = -RAISOME BAND ernoon to replace alshipyards save one—Skinner & Continued From Page 1 By he Pee ro me ic ia e punctured tire he sped north-|Eddy—one of the largest steel] ®— ~~ |{ ROME, Sept. 24.—The Vatican + BREAKING THRU LINE vi he ‘ eye.¢ | Ward until he was well out on the/yards in the city. training be mp, ed pro bisa fod |} was optimistic today of ultimate Dy United Freee Leased Wire Seattle Folk Chip in to Aid Naval Militia noice roa: The wooden shlp building ts al-|W8s Kenorally predicted that the success in its peace efforts, LONDON. Sept. 24 —German | | iddent discovered Mra, Eber-jready tied up, due to the strike of men in the national army t “Peace is at best a gradual, ders penetrated Pritish trenches Commander Miller Freeman the dally routine of the hun | hard was no longer with him. 3,000 ship carpenters and joiners|five thelr superiors @ lot of trou- often painful, development,” Vat- t night near Labasseeville, Mar-) of the naval militia training | a oniiated I police Big jt |seninet 10-hour lumber. Pci er nasa ssi sii aun toan offi inl told the United Haig reported today. They| station at the university has | 1 5 by the | once th y for) Masters Have Agreement men wouldn't be eager to learn, ress. “Efforts are not always riven out with losses after; sent out Invitations to a num- bend, sugmented by the/her F | .Altho the carpenters reached|™ rent werious internal dissention| appreciated and understood. short fight, after a few British) ber of Seattle people for a bugle and drum corps, cor And after several hours’ search./an agreement with the Master) or oi vouig develop. . But the papal endeavors afte re- ‘goldiers had been taken. luncheon Wednesday at his of 12 duglers and 12 drum-|Fberhard recalled that while he) putlders’ association at a meeting |PTpPavly Seago ee sulting in slow but sure gaind ai On both sides of the Scarpe, the| quarters, after which they will | changed the tire, his wife had) of the central strike committee ana slann wan’ ki sob vn Snot bayer os ward peace.” [British field marshal reported the witness the battalion drill er | ‘The reason? if ne for # little walk along East-|one from the _ builders Sunday aaah gubtt thal deka Gh Akins Anns. noni t Fenemy’s artillery activity during| review which forms a part of Here ‘tis ee ae | whereby they will return - work | themselves HE the early morning. South of Lens) — | A fow days ago Hazen J. Titus denned 46 Mant Tsceh Gan uniDhanae eae Gaal Eager to Learn ad sortheast of Ypres there wis of the Northern Pacific raflroad was a little surprise MT which keenn the men from| Many of the new officers must Shi Soldi eee scurity cues eo dining car department visited the husband left her in the lurch |work on 10-hour lumber in the ship-|master a grist of technical Infor to ship to Soldiers ; AMUSEMEN TS naval militia oe ne lyards. The carpenters reaffirmed|M™ation, and be able to inject part | Congestion of freight packages to 7 adi " guest of Com man. F to 18,006 y{of ft into their troops. The drafted c Lewis was relieve J their suppe > 18,000 timber] amp Lewis was relieved Monday, i ee nde aria ‘oens|WAR 1S NO EXOUSE TO irr to 000" umber of nt toe roan. The arated Can Lewin vas rleved Monday METROPOLITAN band, as then constituted, was big eighthour day “S| the appetite of the others, will gob 7? ystem of shipping enough, and said so OVERWORK WOMEN 3 eis mare no deotston | ble up all the training they can Ket packages direct to the camp, and There is too much coal in Seat “We've got more musicians,” | 4) united Leased Wire Jas regards the shipyards until ac-| Drafted privates frankly admire not by the old route of Auburn, tle bunkers. said the commander, “but we can't) “pOoRTLAND, Sept. 24.-A deter| tion was taken by the Metal Trades|the way most of the officers have was started here, KOLB & DILL This was the statement of Seat-| «et the instrume There 1s 8©| mined campaign to prevent employ-| counctt gone out of thelr way to win the The action will enable Seattle in |tle coal dealers Monday much red tape and delay in Wash-/ers from using war time strain on No Change In Timberwork respect and admiration of their shippers to compete with those of 0; LOVING” | They say that consumers have due to the press of bust-|jndustry as a pretext for ignoring} ‘The settlement made by the car-|men, Tacoma and adjacent cities. ar been holding off on buying coal |ne8s, that {t will require months /the laws governing the hours and|penters with the master bullders| A personal bond has been welded Packages may leave here in the ™, is wick ¢ n 7 oda Authorities are determined appeal to William L. Hutchesnn,|company commanders. before noon of the followl prices would go down Oct. 1 Titus js quick the trigger. | today ‘ appen um itcheson a TAROLD BRADDOCK. |camp before noon of the following ty] OORE And, in spite of the fact that the| Whenever he gets an {dea ha|that .uese statutes shall be rigidly! president of the Iternational| Food Wholesome Apres : day. The efforts of the transpor Mm VATU city is oversupplied, they say that | shoots enforced now, as in time of peace. |frotherhood of Carpenters, who di-! ne food has been plain but|_ ASHINGTON, D. C. |tation bureau of the Chamber of MARCK’S JUN rice oing up instead of ‘Give me a lst of what instru > rected the men to erve thé| cscs and men who remem:| The Library War | Commerce made possible the move, own ments you need,” he said, just like) Buy Prescriptions jterma of thetr working agreement /pored the sickness and misery that | AMeTICA Wants $1,000,000 to supply Conabeeioh ot che minen will re at | Vig with the builders nana Ele ‘cinwainne ones our boys in the camps and on ships] px yg ~ mult from the crowded condition of| And then, with the Ist, he har Phen Arrest Doctor|" the ‘situation in the strike of followed the embalmed meat scan-/with good reading matter French Send Statue the Seattle yards, and production | ried down to Bush & Lane's Plano} y 1 officers arrested Dr.|timberworkers was practically un 1 a tay onail , Harold Braddock of Montclair, State U 5 aaa seal ho Bes , ; ine : | od te Se , aro breathing easily N. J, in charge of the campaign | to otate University wil! be curtailed, they declare. | Co. rr Virginus hotel, Satur-|changed Monday. Both sides were |{4)%: 26° ONRMnIN HBtly on are fs d w I L HK E L | “Tir the co-operation of © ids nia fter several of them|holding fast, the timberworkers| bere Pe rartick thts ae catia for this fund, is urging American An inaugural gift to the new cok - . ‘corbin, manager of Bush & Lane’s|had purchased prescriptions for | predicting a resumption of work on /*° 2 Ue em 2 cag citizens to contribute. lege of commerce at the University fT rontgst-All James W. Gerard to jg store, and A. M. Gardner, |liqnor from him and received ad-|an lght-hour basis in moro mills| 4 choy vatliza tM ‘oer? not) Money, rather than old books, is |of Washington is @ statue of Joan Mats. Wed } he Arena | manager of the band Instrument |vice as to where to obtain tt and camps this week, Several wero|(ssruntiod. Most of them | aie! wanted—to erect library buildings, |D'Are, by Fremiet, given by the “THE CO-MESVONDENT™ Speak at TNE FASONA | conartment, he was enabled to xet| wih Over ikat © willing aah ce pest that's in) ship books and furnish a trained | municipal council of Paris. The See Ree ers, aig en James W. Gerard, former Amert-/a splendid’ bargain. ‘The Instro-| ROBBERS SHOOT MAN 7° 22 owners deny tie state them for thelr country, || |itbrary squad in each camp |work of art will leave France aa io i fean ambi o the German em-| ments, in the drums, bugle ment of J. G. Brown, president of juny “hy i Magi Bill. Hohenzollern” | The tabs ury War Council, ap-| mediately. tirnce Huff and Everybody in Cant | OE BID” Seattle Wednes-| and ott needed to com the International Timberworkers hae: . ” " pointe yy Secretary of War| - Sights, He to toe, Main, ioe and aes J ite, will arrive in Seattle Wednes: and otber eee) WHO PUTS UP FIGHT (oer imberworkers | wore rentences seravled on tho) faker, ts under the leadership of PIANIST IS DRAFTED = —— Seattle Chamber of at a total 5 bin, Sibi L teamster, 2802 South Prairie and the Rex logging) V0Ce, anived nt the camp last| freak A. Vanderlip, famous ban AGE vg gk Gemmersay ChiP ‘em rixht out to Command-| og w t thru the Jung camp at Maple Fatls went on the) \ oy. he and co-operation to raise the | py United Press Leased Wire NEW PANT. S He will remain here until Thursday |er Freeman,” said Titu as nday morning, when he at-\ “fair” list Saturday This seems to indicate tho gen-| 7 a ne Mes the churches, | “WALLA WALLA; Sept. 24— Mats, 2:20—Nights, 7 and 9 night, when he will epeak at a pub-| He then started ont to raise the|tanptedsio defend himself from a| ‘The lumbermen claim that the) eral fecling around these parts, | woraric# and leading publishers | navid Campbell, piano virtuosay “BON VOYAGE |e meeting at the Arena money to pay for them pair of holdups on Maynard avo, |strike ts over and that they are] J |thrnout the country head of the piano department. aii Big Musical ody Act | aa — | boys, are being trained to| and Charles st. Garrety was accom- obtaining sufficient men to operate! | a ee Whitman Conservatory of Music, wit . go to sea to fight our fight,” Titus| panied by Alfred Danielson, 2048 Mills and camps in all parts of the rived in camp Sunday in trons.|here, has been drafted, and will ee eae ‘Man, Shot by Bride, told the men he called on, “Ate we} toth ave who says the robbers| state, ‘This {s in part due, it ts] [Campanole Jumped from the draft-| go with the next quota to Camp Loe and 20¢ Dies F His W ] | going to deny them the Insplration | were negroes sald, to the retum to work of a Jed men's train at, Eugene, Ore., | Lewis, his friends learned today, les From FLUS WOUNG fi ony a band can give?” . ‘wounded man was taken to|larger number of I, W. W. Jand was picked up there by the —— Fred ©, Rosenberg, 32, 6218! The following ‘chipped in’ tolyne city hospital, | Baap succes sheriff, 2 cae eae nonin * aa | PALACE HIP Brandon et. died in the elty hos-|foot the bill u iM ‘cal Club O [*"Another man whose name was|Expect Decrease in J " Sunday morning, from a bullet Frederick K. Struve, B. A. Stu . cee | viusica AUD ens }not learned, was found to be in J 2 , idibarineds 1240 to'G; Bives. ite to 11 || DS! Sunday aera ey wite, Mre lar C. i, Fox, c. W. wiey,| Build Hostess House eae H io Jay Myatnited Freee teased wire |sane, and was taken to Steilacoom. | Student Body Here Big Belgium Trio; | “purginr [| Amy Rosenberg, 26, his bride of six|Charles Peabody, Hervey Lindle Th ground has been broken at season ere oday CAME I nye : Bent, a4 he | ': A she vont of ne is expectea a visiin Girlie; Fairman 4| months, in a y quarrel, Satur. | Jo: Green, Judge Thomas Burke,| American Lake for the hoste An invitation concert at the spondent at being drafted into the! @ ane > eS n the enrollment when the Uni- Viz ro Patrick re ate aay night ihe Rosenberg told the| James C. Marmaduke, Chil-|house, which is to supply a place! First Baptist church, Monday af- army, John Jennin of San Mateo, Spokane Men Guests versity of Washington opens Oct, Tittle; Krueger or A ae police her husband had been beat: |b Tom Wilkes, J aden, J.|where the enlisted man may meet|ternoon, opened the Ladies’ Must- Cal, cut his throat with a razor ia Five hundred and fifty selected | 1, aoe te ee in tcc [|ing her. She shot him in the abdo-|C. Ford, H. C. Henry, Hofter-|and entertain hij mother or friends, cal club 1917-1918 season, Ruth) barracks here yesterday, partially |men from Spokane were the guests| "Harder work and more of it, will “ule ton hate |men and then told the neighbors to|nan, Nathan Eckstein, and Mra,|The house will be built by the com-| Miller, the young Seattle song:|severing the windptpe, but tt was|/of the Seattle Chamber of Com-|be the slogan for the coming year; . call the police. Hugh Rood, | pany contractor who built the train |atre the Spargur quartet and Li stated at the post hospital today|meree and Commercial club Sun-|according to Dr. Henry Suzzallo, ‘These are to be.the -gueste.cfliag. camp, and will be finished in he will probably recover day, during a three-hour stay in the| president. On _ {READ STAR WANT ADS!| ._ ———_—_————_* supplies this month, thinking that She is held in ge city jail on open charges, for us to be properly equipped.” upations of women was begun Commander Vreeman Wednesday, 'three weeks, Jeame as the result of the builders'|between the men and most of the |. Comier, pianist, were on the pro- gram D. Campanole, of Los Angeles, afternoon and be delivered in the Wednesday morn- ing classes will begin in earnest : & . city on their way to Camp Lewis,