The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 31, 1917, Page 9

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Grain and coal are already en route to help the etvil fan population and assist Italy in maintaining the morale of the peo ple France Sends Guns iT ending guns to Cador gthen the Tagliamento m of entrenchment lian offiel ¢ declare that Tagiiamento line ia well fort! d, in addition, is a “natural | against invasion from the The defensive works on | this line extend across country for |many miles southward of Taglia mento toward Rome. While the second and third ar mies have been retreating, three other armies—the bulk of the na tion's reserves—have been prepar- | ing the Tagliamento | Clal cables state To Pass Crisis Safely Dispatches both to the embassy and the atate department today in dicate that the danger of civilian disaffection ts rapidly disappearing under the stress of the common danger. The pacifist cleme upon whom blame for disintegration of some of the Italian troops is laid. is now wald to be throwing {ts wolght into the balance to push the war With the arrival of coal from this country, the Italian munition factories, many of which have been either {dle or greatly inca pacitated thru lack of fuel, will be able to resume. The belief is that If Cadorna can check Macken zen for a Week at the Tagiiamento the crisis will have been passed and reinforcements of allied troops, munitions and other sup plies will turn the tide Dy Uni reas Leased Wire PETROGRAD, Oct. 21.—Keren sky today announced a prohibition against imposing the death penalty on troops at the front é tor at Pan Wa Brussels When Kaiser Inve adedd a Ac i in pane athe i Cc. E. Willard C. E. Willard, the man who grows, at the Pantages this week, spent eleven d. Brussels while the hordes were streaming thru that city on their way to the Beigian frontier, early in the war. While there he met Gen Von Kiuck, who was retired because he failed to capture Parie In the first German drive, and other high German officers, who attended his performance in Brussels. Willard has traveled all over Purope many times, and among hin prized possessions is a pearl scart pin, given him by King Al fonso on Spain. He has mental interest in the fate Romanoff family, owing . fact he wears a handsome Jeweled to h an atroct in Relx 1 ard said he did not believe one-tenth had been told. He said that no woman was Brusselx, at the time he re from the German in NEW YORK WAXES M y wearing the |My United Press Leased Wire 1 npture Bupp NEW YORK, Oct. 31—For | i to prove its the first time since America joined the world war, it ap- peared today that an election might hinge on the Issue of American patriotiom and loy- alty—and the election itself le to the office of mayor of the nation’s biggest city Speaking before a great audience lin Brooklyn last night, Mayor |Mitchel, a democrat running on a fusion platform, flung the accuse mm at John F. Hylan, democratic jand Tammany candidate, that iHylan aided and abetted the pro German propaganda in America, associated with paid German agents, joined William Randolph Hearst in the cult of disloyalty Mitchel produced a letter he re ived from the Friends of Peace in which he said Hylan's name was printed as an honorary ati i | Public } Markets —-* RcONOMY Ihe granulated @ugar, 626 re natural milk, & pt beane w white navy os Maid | | SANITARY ened botling meat PIKE PLACE | Mtall 17, 5 ibe, fine granulated sugar S packs, of 6 ibe. elt, To, Stall pure natural mile at., 6¢ pt.: crear opt. Stall 31, baking powder, 16 incolored Japan tea, 400 Ih Btall 1626, 260 can Wakefield herring or] Ro Hit pens ry ar, Be t Faker's | hee for 8 Ib; round et 160 Ib. Stall peanut butter, 1660 Ib eomargarine, 360 1b, 1 TH END p (ileine), woe « t 190 Fairy soap. 3-Ib ba 190 can. Anderson's, rolled Ihe the; Mwedianh peas, 2 Ihe 2 Dp. 260 Ib; deled’ grapes, se heat Jersey butter, 66 cheene, 206 Beall 42) nburger, 160 | 0 each, cof ©) night ELECTION IGHTY HOT vice president The mayor explained that the so ety was the notorious organ tion fathered by Jere Leary Henry W (now tmpri and other ¢ Mitchel decla: Hylan Randolph Hearst, the spokesman of the kaiser in this country, and secondly, for the office of lected rolely becau' ness to obey orders of those behind him.” In a lesser degree the America insue was injected into the car paign by Morris Hillquit, socialist candidate, t lf under bitter from M 1 for alleged pro-Ge man and anti-war sympathies. Hil! quit’s speeches today assailed Col Roosevelt, who apaigning fo rman sympathi a First J dge s the candidate of William . but was se Mitchel, aa * ng the very of mill ocracy and Prusstanized Dudley Fleld Malone, formerly clone advi 0 Pr Wilson and ex-col York, who has abjured ¢ for Hillquit, denoun asa “shadow American.” JEWEL THIEVES MAKE 3 HAULS ‘Theresa Marie 689 Yer way police early Wed at Jewe worth undred de artir that burglars and taken cold breast pin and $ ms name | a » men—Fred Chandle and Jack Leonard, 36, alias Claude Smith, alias J. 1. Squire re at rested by Detective W r m Tuesda ni t at 9 o'clock at the tty a Rtatt Correspondent, comer of Third ave. and Union at CAMP LEWIS, Tacoma, Oct. |when they tried to sell a new 19 31.—Soldiers at this camp will |Ford car for $300 The were not be discharged from service | boo! ed on an open on account of dependent fam- The cas ie bahia ilies and relatives unless it can | iclan tote Ao ot be shown that the money they ithe Melr are able to send to these de- cake pendents from thelr pay Is not lthe original nutr sufficient to support them. Jehine was chipped out and tt This announcement was made at number 175204 t camp this week on authority from the cylinder head 4 Washington, There are a number The police searche f men here who believe that they |the two have beer wore tly tr thetr local t shores of Ia board 1 the matter of exemptions, and found rever and they a erting every effort " to obtain discharges from service, ! Sander | he in not personally fitted | of his willing: | | in cash Miss M. Montague, 201 Plaza ho tel, reported to the police Tuesday night, that some one had entered | her room thru a transom and had stolen her jewelry and $27 in cash A leather suitcase was stolen from the running board of a ma chine owned by L, Sanford, at the Manhattan apartments The ¢ Apparel ‘ROLAND COTTERILL ENTERS RACE FOR CITY COUNCILMAN Roland W. Cotterill, secretary of the park board, is about to fling his orby into the counctlmante ring m going to file because I » there should be better co-ore |nation between the council and the park board,” R. W. Cotterill an nounced, “And I belleve my study contained ladie wear of municipal werk and expertence have equipped mo for effictent service Seattle will elect a new mayor, corporation counsel, comptroller, surer and three city councilmen jons of candklacy may be "lmade between December 21 and i: | January 20 Gravenatein ap The primary elections will be pen? Ne: margarine but-| held February 19 far baaih a0? Whi con tonven ae wrt Terms of Councilmen Hanna, 1 | Haas and Bolton expire, along with |the terms of Mayor Gill, Corpora 1h; enotce| Hon Counsel Caldwell, Treasurer uider hams 26 Bugar Woatiake Specie | flour at Terry and Comptroller Carroll of 100 King county drawn Wedne@@ay in Department No, 1 of the court, as jygors, from November King county will be drawn he Instructed to re port November 12 | With the exception of 11 names, the entire The citizens morning superior which. the gran@ jury ior names are ° Tuesday | venire was drawn from| ARRESTED AS THEY ATTEMPT TO SELL A NEW FORD FOR $300 TO DISCHARGE SOLDIERS ONLY believed to have be In many thetr wives and mothers have called on the aides of Ma). Gen. Greene to intercede with them in behalf of their men, The or specifies that mep shall be discharged because of de KENNEDY FIGHTS LILLY EXEMPTION Names of 600 persons exempted er slatives only after a full on dependenc ma were present and careful investigation, and that ed to the district board Wednesday | it will have to be shown that the by Appeal Agent Kenned, endents cannot live on what The distri completed ’ they can furnish from thelr pay. the Fe Third and First Th 4 remainder of t oon wil, 4 ; ‘see 8 SUB LOSSES LESS week boards were notfied and supplied wit the pames of By United Press Leased Wire men in their districts to be exempt LONDON, Oct. 21.—The number ed of Brith vessels sunk by sub Kennedy bh taken an appeal in, marines during the past week will the ca ¢ ¥. P. Litt who was show less than the number lost a urged b sl board on the |the week before, according to ap er of ependent wife, and/ authoritative forecast of the offf _ istrial claim before) clal statement given to the United re Press this afternoon, Dependent The thought is repugnant. Statis- tics are cold figures and show a great preponderance of the human family are dependent on others at old age. Avoid this and start now to build up for yourself a competency that will relieve your mind of the thought of being a burden to others. The way to do this is to start at once by saving. A little put aside in a savings account where you are paid O interest compounded semi-annually will place you in a position of inde- pendence and comfort in old age. Start now. Don’t put it off. Open an account with this bank. Our offi- cers are always at your service to give you advice in any matter pertaining to your savings or investments. 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