The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 19, 1917, Page 2

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Rolselessness, practical devices and So far as of the Italians along the Austrian upward ov by step, soon to thunder against piece of artillery. GERMAN SPIES SUNK WITHOUT TRACE BY U. S. Mtatt Correspondent WASHINGTON, Oct. 19— Germany's policy of “spurios versenkt”—sink without a trace —was turned against two of her spies on an army traneport bound for France, according to a letter from an officer of 's to his wife. $8.00 value $6.00 values $7.00 values Opposite Sanitary Market Frees Leased Wire ROUGE, La., Oct. 19—} Carriere, slayer of Marion of St. Landry when he ascended the scaffold. ‘was hanged here shortly UNITED SHOE STORE 1512 First Avenue Liberty Theatre Bldg. SATURDAY SPECIALS Ladies’ Shoes Fine Kid Battleship Gray High Boot, Black Kid High Boot, Men’s Shoes 70 pairs Patent Cloth Tops, $6.00 values. Extra heavy Work Shoes, 1 Odd Lot—All sizes, while they last.. Extra Heavy Viscolize he transport was two days out, two German stowaways were discovered in the hold There were no formalities, no red tape. The men were simply haled to the deck of the veesel, a firing squad ordered up, and execu- tion carried out. | Then the bodies overboard No report is on file at the war or navy departments, At the war de partment, however, it Is suggested that the officer commanding the transport, considering the matter a cloned incident,” may have though last night cut his throst from ear to ear with a safety razor blade For a time it was feared he would die, but he was apparently strong were dropped clal records with a report “Just another case of versenkt,’” it was ngRested, WILSON TO HEAR REPORT ON NAVY, By United Presse Leased Wire | WASHINGTON, Oct |sons close to Secretary 19 Daniels at a loss to explain any coming “important announcement on sub- |marine warfare,” reported to be anticipated in Wall st. circles. The to discuss with President Wilson conferences in reat Britain Britain. REYNOLDS ROUSES * $5.50 Feeeeres oreceseece % a $700 value W. H. MOORE'S IRE | 1 lot broken lines, values up to $6.50, Mayor Gill and the council are MEMINOY BEBE. 055... ccc esos sivecs 3.00 operating to rid Seattle of wor sluggers, declared Counctiman Wil- Mam Hickman Moore, declaration by ©. A Reynolds t hat something should be done “to make dren,” on Thursday night at Rainier valley celebration at Arena, A. Mitchell Palmer Lands Federal Job By United Press Leased Wire WASHINGTON, Oct | Mitchell Palmer, 19.—A 2 EL GE, vania congressman, was today lnamed as alien property cns-| todian, under the enemy trading law. | UNITED 1812 NO SLACKER HAVEN Aat Aye. By United Py Leased Wi | By, United Frese Leased Wire Liberty BUT Oct. 19.—American | atre slackers cannot escape conscrip- Theat lack U 1 Bldg. tion by fleeing to Canada, nor can | Canadians dodge service under the ,new conscription act by coming to the states, when plans framed by military authorities of the do J Pa minion and the republic are put SHOES FOR LESS t into operation declared Lieut Donaldson, Canadian recruiting of. ficer. natural obtacles are concerned, such terrain as this dragging their artillery and baggage with them. The photograph shows a field gun being hoisted up a mountain side by a small derrick. half way up the cliff, and can be seen ecrambling across the rope ladder to climb up and help lift the Jahipyarde will it unnecessary to cumber the offi-| ‘apurlos | Per | |and Admiral Mayo, are apparently | secretary and Mayo are scheduled! | today the result of Mayo's recent |}) following a| Seattic safe for women and chil-/ the| the} former Pennsyl-| STAR—FRIDAY, OCT. 19, 1917. PAGE 2. There is one state where convicted felons who have been condemned to death are given the choice of hanging, shooting or poison. Most of them choose to take hydrocyanic acid. It is instantaneous and therefore pain- less. YOU have either deliberately or ignorantly condemned yourself to die sooner than you should; YOU have condemned yourself to a slow, pain- ful death, and on top of it all, YOU have deliberately chosen SLOW POISON. 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In every respect Seattle's leading dentists. ‘The report stated that the regi tire Austrian regiment, with offi-| ment was composed entirely of Mo- ers at its head and carrying its own| hammedan Serbs from Bosnia. The arms, has @urrendered to Rumani-| colonel declared they were ail Ju ans along the Russo-Rumanian| goslavs, and surrendered volunta- front, according to cables received) rily, in order to enlist In the Jugo today slay division now being Sevan Samet, BE SPARING WITH COAL, IS ADVICE Ry United Press Leased Wire WASHINGTON, Oct. 19—Patri- otte sacrifices by the public with} SHIPWORKERS WILL | SETTLEMENT FAILS HAVE To REGISTER | My United Presa Leased Wire FORT SMITH, Ark., Oct, 19.— Men employed at the shipyards Forty Arkansas coal mines, employ. in Seattle, which are now engaged ing more than 5,000 in government work, will be regis PALACE HIP The big headline number fn the Palace Hip's new bill fs “The Foun- |taln of Love,” a miniature musical men in this|regard to coal will be necessary this comedy, with lots of pretty maidens, section of District No. 21, are idle | Winter, It was stated pero a ene jan featuring Frankie Kelsey. 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Out-of-town merchants are requested to transact business at our Pioneer Square Store to save delay. Pete ce ity. Pearson and Lamey have divert- ing comedy talk and song in a skit | 4000 RIFLES DUE called “Just for Fun.” AT CAMP LEWIS | © cooper, simons and wnito are a ceiek : ‘wire |ragtime trio with songs and piano By Uni Prese Leased CAMP LEWIS, Tacoma, Oct. 19.| *7nts Four thousand rifles are due at} Camp Lewis this week — for the use of infantry regiments of the national army bere. While thece will not be sufficient to outfit the two brigades, they will make it pos- sible for each infantryman to spend | la part of each week on the rifle range. With the arrival of the guns, target practice on a large! scale will begin. jugglers. Removal of Capital to Moscow Rumored| By United Press Leased Wire | WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.—Russian ‘embassy officials stated today they are entirely without official cable} jadvices regarding press reports that | ! \||the provisional government has de-| \||cided to move the capital from Pe-| ll trograd to Moscow. The evacuation ]/of Reval, reported to the embassy | lby the United Press, occasioned | much pessimism at the embassy, which admitted the military situa- tion is discouraging. GERMAN TORPEDO BOATS ARE SUNK By United Press Leased Wire | PETROGRAD, Oct, 19,—Two Ger. man torpedo boats were sunk in the/ Moon sound mine fields yesterday, an official statement announced to-| day. CHANGE OF TE Effective Monday, October 22nd —Boats for— BREMERTON PORT ORCHARD CHARLESTON NAVY YARD ROUTE “Voices of Spring,” AND DANCE MUSIC! With a Smile” o WHETHER NOT, COME UP NOVEMBER RECORDS. 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