The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 17, 1917, Page 3

STAR—WEDNESDAY, OCT 17, 1917. PAGE 3. soldarr FIND SPY NEST [DUTCH FEED 1,200,000 GERMAN “Wi INU. S.OFFIGES | SOLDIERS, SO EMBARGO STICKS w BY MILTON BRONNER {teal agr pent that certain very WASHINGTON, Oct, 17.80 | large proportions of fat foods shall long ae Holland is sending to | be exported to Germany Germany enough foodstuffs to | The figures are that Ger | t ey. phos pth gt A i ' feed aparasginetity 1,200,000 many demande | e MOSCOW, - Sept. 28. (By Prussian soldiers on the west: At least 25 per cent of all Mail.)—All the time American ern front, Dutch ships laden the milk exported from Holland consuls In Russia were caring with grain and other American At least 75 per cent of the FIFTM AT PIKE for German and Austrian pris foodstuffs will continue to clut total butter exports * oners in internment camps, the ter up American harbors At least two-thirds of the ex- Continuous 11 to 1t—Admission Ite Germans were using the Amer The “nothing doing” sign will ported cheese loan consular service as a be hung up by tne Exports Em At least as much pig meat | means of spy activity bargo Board, headed by Vance and ge as is exported to } McCormick, recently named by all other countries combined, 8 ecessary all ce Tt. wee ary in all COn-| Bresident Wilson. Including in the latter the stuff sulates to have clerks and attache ‘ | That's why one of the saddest sent for the relief of Belgium. § TONIG. Sone ate actin Arica |Dutchmen in the world ts Joost At least the same amount of ee icloetree at Monon aan’ |Van Vollenhaven, who came here| tive cattle and meats as are ONLY sulate 18 monthe ago. proved be, {At 6 head of a apecial mission to| sent to all other countries com- persuade Uncle Sam to drop his bined. yond doubt that most of th tn dividuals were actively working tn mbargo on exports to Holland | At least 75 per cent of the ® the German cause Ss Gets no Food exported fresh ve fruit, . | Consul Gen, Summers one day |, )? pate red ~ cae Deen hae en paged pp Bens re : |had a caller, an exquisitely gowned olitely, but has recetved chicken and duck egg! aS 0 Onan, mn exes y mown’ |nothing, He ix faced by the Ger A study of the food Germany |wWoman with a German name, whe lasked for a package addressed to|@!% demand, and Holland's prac: | sed to import from Holland, com her, sent In care of the consulate ered Wiel What Ghe now ‘feodives shows why Germany did not starve was addr rd of th on wn in on ner, in 4 t ! , mm an Billie |OF THE Burke|LAnd © | Sun rs declined to deliver it jand op the parcel, He found }it contained information |value to the enemy, Other 4 addressed to the same wor from various interior points were thereupon oper jconsul general himself investigated jand found his alleged G - Engiand Best Customer To Avoid Distress, Sour Risings,| From November, 1915, to April Indigestion, Headache and Lazi. 19 10,910 tons of pork went to Be Sure to Take a Stuart's Hngland as against 21 for Ger ja Tablet. many—BUT from Novem 1916, to April, 1917, 51 tons went to HAL PACKAGE Germany as against only 63 tons for Er nd. Before the war, Eng land was Holland's best pork cus man { American clerks recetving mail from all over Russia, ad-| tomer, taking 25,000 tons against oa ; a de nt * . . } an average of 6,000 tons taken by His Precious Life, |dreased, “American Consulate,” but ferment that this mail never reached his own desk Summers discharged 15 German | clerks at one swooy | TOMMIES MARVEL AT BEDS PROVIDED with Charlie Murray and Louise Fazenda— 2 reels of comedy com- plications — and The Star - Liberty News Weekly complete the bill. Fibbers On all meat products, England took five times as much from Hol land as did Germany in 1907 to 1913. Rut now Germany inaists upon one-half of these products ed ORPHEUM Rago, a noted whose chief feat is getting away from a “Russian torture board,” in full view of the audience, is the headliner of the new five-act vaude CAMP LEWIS, TACOMA, Oct. 18—“Look, Shorty, they | got beds to sleep on!” | "It was the beds that Albert | Tew and Harold Hazen, pri vates with the 7lset Seaforth cape artiat we way im Stu Tablet disposes of | . 7 ¢ onto a ple at the Orpheum theatre | Highlanders anadian Over ‘ a ee eee ees ming him will ertrude Pow | % contingent, marveled at ~ aything. ¥ r lanologue girl; the Itzen They were at Camp Lewis on w wih @ Stuart's | comedians; Eddie Kole, blackface the eve of their leaving for ME NSE and the Bonnell Trio, musical mar France, and at every turn of vels the road they gasped at what they considered Uncle Sam's Continuous 11 to 11.) kindness to his men mt FIRST AT PIKE “We sleep on the bare boards| are nov Admission 15¢ with only a blanket over us and a/ Kota Children 10¢ nder us," they sald. | 4oPeP" a lot more drills|coupon for a free trial package The Western Forestry than they have, but not quite so servatic much WPhyoteal torture” ia the cane | F¥ee Trial Coupon |}... then A. Stuart Ce, 5 Sewart b ‘8 dian for 5 Hh jen an't like any Boggs gn pg By a Dr. Wils no more loath to complain about || *a Tablets talk oe ae LUMBER RATE KICK them than Sammy, according to era ! . By United Press Lensed Wire i Tew were both San | WASHINGTON, Oct. 17,—The in: Francisco mand heeded the call terstate commerce commission to|to Britain's colors three months day dismissed the complaint of the | Sk0—both being of English parent Western Pino Manufacturers’ as80-|Fivstings Park, Vancouver, BC elation and other lumber ealers and expe 1 three months for readjustments in the rate op in England before reaching liumber products from Oregon, | the front | Washington, Idaho and Afontana to| goog they rece!v« LOGGING CONGRESS and Con Wednesd: iditorium ec and F » Compton, mission, is slated to ental { This meeting will be fol Thursday and Friday by the Logging congress ate in Plate Perfection Those who desire the comfort, permanence and satisfaction of Gold Plates at one-fourth the cost of that metal, will find them all in our famous Dentalloy Plates y's Market Report Prices Paid Wholesale Desters for | Vegetables and Fruit t to = Both of the lads declared the to be of greater VEGRTANLES Middle Western destinations | variety than that the nm at Means Green Still greater economy, - a Camp Lewis, but they couldn't un Cabbewe-—Winninastond yet almost as completely | derstand the absence of tea, which » times daily at the ng camp. is served thr | With the Fingers! latiss? st dependable service, is found tn our popular prod- at Before the men of the Canadian 100 w army leave for the front they are 1 Says Corns Lift Out} sireh oiSiy"Sive'aa hse hades nite i ae $25 R Plates wear as an indication that they Home of the Kryptok Lens Honey Dew, per Ib 03% ubber eoes ee <i —We Preserib and Fit Gla Senttle’s leading Optical Place Established 1910. NO CHARGE for Screws, on. per dor Without Any Pain as "ee eee Gear ~---eos JAPAN IS FACING Sore corns, hard corns, soft corns or any kind of a corn can shortly LIVING cost CRISIS be lifted right out with the fingers for $15 which have no equal at that price. As Plate Specialists we use only the Justly Cele. if you will apply directly upon the BY RALPH H. TURNER Springs or Leather Cases T ‘ corn a few drops of freezone, says) tn MALE Correspondent tpphab oats beasts a Cincinnat! authority TOKIO, Oct 7 Jat Sweet, Potatnes Tomators bor Ternipe—Locai. pe It {s claimed that at small cost | cided to regulate her one can get a quarter of an ounce) In of freezone at any drug stor th Examinations and Esti- mates FREE. words rRurrs N. W. Cor. Fourth & Pike, which {s sufficient to rid one's feet high cos ibe of every corn or callous without Japan is popularly re EE -soggaed tev anat iced pain or soreness or tte danger cf | supposed to exist on a few sen per nthiane 1 infection day, now finds herself at - ‘ _ anan. extra ; This new drug is 9n ether com-|of the war time food spe : EVERYTHING. FOR THE pound, and while sti-ky, dries the; To main ‘ 1 é ° moment It is applied and does not | ticles « overn oer RRR re inflame or even irritate the sur-|ment ha ted an or Grapes This announcement will Interest rice, oth many women here, for it Is sald , 4055-4056 Arcade Building, rae 3 that the present high-heel foot-|charge higher price re pct to Fourth Floor. of iy | wear is putting corns on practical-' imprisonment of more than : ly every woman's feet. three months or a fine of $50. 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Rott | These Exclusive Features of co Monarch Malleable Ranges Provide for life- long sa to every user. | e "SATISFACTORY TERMS ALWAYS GROTE-RANKIN OTTO F, MEGEL, President —— | Dear Miss Grey it waste of tim as that signed “Galmoy,” in your! recently, But he evitent s some enlightenment (and Ja panning) He (for, of course, |"Galmoy” is of the male species the stronger, superior sex) thinks jthe brutal attacks on women and kirls in Seattle are incited by the jatyle of women’s dress, the expos ure of their charms! | Poor, tempted man—ten't it al | sha ame? They never lent them lnelven to lust or attack on pur jity of womanhood until Just since ‘, |the change of style in woman's| {| O™ = Vitre- |dress, did they? | . ous Ene Let me ask “Galmoy” if the} it amel Lin- “modesty” of a girl's or woman’s will dress ever saved her from insult, or even a purposed, determined campaign to cause her downfall? 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First of all, abol ish the old mistaken idea that man's evil desires are legitim and must be gratified at w controls fire easily and quickly. —A range non-breakable (malleable iron) Beautiful in design and finish. Trade Your Old Stove as Part P. ynen on a Monarch Grote-Rankin—PIKE AT ‘FIFTH—Grote Rank ever Jour boys are degrading themselves | She says that she loves me, and ‘Why Stay | Fat? by indulging evil desires as much|know she does, for she has ahs as their sisters w puld be by doing |{t thru her kindness toward me.) You Can Reduce | ae (ett eee se elety voteaciatng| basin. to relies aan yrostitute the same as| care for her as 1 thought I did, | the The hea 2 tho I know that she is the only thax! And just now, to meet the exi-|who would do what she has for weight 40s gencies * women arm them-| She expects to be perfectly fi Preserip selves; let olice work a little| py with me after marriage; but, Ly bond oo more quietly and in earnest,| her sake, should I marry her, concerning themselves more have promised, or tell her of | catching the offenders than as to} feelings. I have tried to make whether one of the victims {is de-| jealous, so as to kill ber oO ng COMMON SENSE. |love, but she still vole hopes advantage ser aye «| Realizes He Does Not You have not taken the n reduce two ly course, Deceit is a ¢o aa week with ut tear | Doves : Should He Wed? | (iinc'in' a case of thin pean eeabinteal seadentchaniaineties Dear Miss Grey 1 am in trou-| Tell your girl friend the @ | ble, and woubt like your advice very| It will hurt her less in the a ® much. 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