The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 11, 1917, Page 9

STAR—TUESDAY, DEC, 11, 1917. PAGE 9 She Commands She Commands INDECISION BY Beet MOE COST HIM PRESTIGE Follows the th ah ayy | Kornitoct BY WILLIAM 6. SHEPHERD United Press Correspondent STOCKHOLM, Nov. 15.—(Ity Mail}—Kerensky whipped ¢h Rolsheviki in the July uprismg, but, Instead of punishing Lenine and Trostky, he permitted them eeks—and Then Xmas =e Hurry! Save! aa Pog AtBurnett Bros.’ Jewelry Gift Sale here are some terr to be told of diers killed th |aaw that Kere |pumnish the f Jian soldier | sian i reat courage the Russian se atficers after thes had not dared to eviki, Every Ru alism, but because the Bolshe Only 11 shopping days—and Christmas will be here. Those who intend mailing gifts to distant points should do their shopping Wednesday without EXTRA fail. Others who desire the largest selection and unhurried service from clerks $3.50 Serving Tray will do the big part of their gift buying early this week. Any woman would be happy viki openly say t want the war to Knew Army Needed It The only way to save these off cers was to restore capital punish ment Kerensky could not bring himself to agree to capital to receive this Serving ‘Tray Burnett Bros.’ Jewelry Gift Sale is the sensation of Seattle. Day after day the store is crowded fm Osk and Mahegany finish with gins bottom. Price, only $1.45 to capacity. Never before has there been such a demonstration of the prosperity of this city. Of course, the values we are giving are an attraction, but the fact remains that this is a Jewelry Gift year. People want to give a remembrance that will last, and Jewelry is that gift. oa ment. True enough, at one time, he CAS [J | promised not to capital pun “se ishment in the lines, but he Miss Mabel Empey | never feclared himself in favor of It The busiest battle field this side of| ori eee tS Boller, that rai is to be found at the Girts’ | 5. Relief bazaar headquarters in Fine Arts building on Fourth warfare must have sure grace behind him if he re only poarible death and " honor before him if he advances. N fighting army can exist without The battle fiek! is about three feet |capital punishment. At the Moscow six, and its commander-in-chief ts/conference Korniloff said that cap Mabe! Empey. [ital punishment must be restored Miss Empey could be termed the/thrvuout the Russian army, both at tary Tumulty of the bazaar|the front and at the rear with her military title, for she a fow days after making @ hundred varieties of work to do. laration, Korniloff was ad Everything. letters from vaneing on Petrograd. king the di vacnridary «eile cgar A $1,000 checks, |@torship of Russia. “Capital puniah to be found piled high about her |™ent"—that was Korniloff's war cry She is to be found in the dug Of course, the soldiers of Ruse: neath playing a rapid fire|™O#t to a man, were against Kor Pesiter. off. To them he meant the end of} Mie Expey, to her decision |{8¢ soldiers’ setfgovernment; he | [Be GO “over the top” for the baxar, “Mant the end of their trench meet | Mees Frank Waterhouse’s private |'2&3 and speechifying } Menegrapher. And she was an ex-| Rravery amd Indechton | ‘one, dec the well-known) Kerensky met the Korniloff situa | in | tion with his same bravery—and nck when the young women of this of deciat When Korniloff sent iy started the tremendous under.|"!* demand that Kerensky turn ever Piaking of raising $100,000 in Seattle |t?® Kovernment to him, Kerensky’s ee base hospital behind the | friends fell away from him as if he Freath lines, they sought out a wom-| Were the plague. The Winter pal gn who would act as office equili. TOm# in which he had his headquar brine, pacifier and hard plugger. |ters were deserted. Pven the clerk / aise Empey was selected. | did net come to their work. The — | Winter palace was like @ place doom- ed to destruction. Onty Botchkor- | ‘ lava, the whitehaired old “grand: } WANTED—P. | eople to || mother of the revolution.” who had H d dred Them — WAT C H E S ! Hey Make py se Price “Big Veloce! $18.75 Sass Teter Sk Gel vst Tee aeamanes | es. $11.25 emmen, Gora 415.00 Kigin and W in and Waltham fo $22.50 Wateh, a fine Watches, in 20-year geld- Watch, dainty and = Watches, In 20-year geld- $2..00 Kelid Gold Wrint ae S1125 Bes, $25.00 Bs "$7975 Ee $2475 ES FOG DIAMONDS! Big Selection of Finest Gems at Reduced Prices s1480 Ledy’s Ge! 1) tenn ...., $11.25 am $40.00 Lady's Selid Gola # ter Ring, » lendid $55.00 $12.50 Lady's Gold-filled Wrist Watch, Famous Clocks at Reduced Prices $10.00 Seth Themes 5-day move- a & aa... 56.96 Clock, ma- $3.90 $7.50 “fine “$11.25 80 jme Cleck jienty ene $1 Solid Gold Hat Pins a few patr left. Pepe- te ( = Solid and Gold Filled Jewelry oe $85.00 Diamend and Opal * $115.00 $500.00 Piatinum Lavailiers, tiamenes.... $335.00 Solitaire Diam $75 Patronize Moved into the Winter palace, to be > near Kerensky with her advice and | Mechanics Drug Store | ner mothering, stood by him. | In those days it was feared that 909 Third Avenae the palace might be bombed at any PURE DAUGS and DRUGGIST | time. On the floor below Kerensky’s BUNDRIES quarters a fire broke out that, for «| time, threatened to destroy the left fy Prescriptions § carefully com || wing of the palace. But «til Keren a. Doctor always tn at [iaky, who had every reason to fenr | [for hie life, to fear being murdered | in his rooms, stood pat and refused | | to surrender to Korniloft. Had Won Fach day, as the Korniloff troops ame nearer to Petrograd, Kerensky | grew boider and bolder. He sent out | |defles by wireless; he immed state 3 ments to the press: he ordered Kor. | in 24 Hours niloff's arrest. He sent out troops in dn teat tenet whom he could have had little conf} ‘Thats potnee dence to meet the Korniiotf forces, Be Cases Lattion “Tey te. #f) 2nd he sent out three miles of freight care and locomotives to block the railway near Txzarsky Selo. He Anyone who trie pleasant |closed down the biggest n pers | i home-made h jin Russia, | When the troops of the Kerensky end Kornilott parties met, they fra jough remedy. The way {t takes |terntzed; Korniloff had lost and Ker of an obstt of an onetinatt, cough giving lensky had won. Russia cheered for that you never tried it befora | him, as it cheers for every victor in a truly dependabie cough rem-jcivil war. The Kronstadt sailors.) Ehet should be kept pandy 8 | who had caused the bloody maxxacre | ‘a cough during the night or day |!" July, and who had guarded Ker | ensky and the Winter palace during | a jst_ can supply you with rr Avene rar xt re can supply 7.07 wate | Korniloff's advance seemed to wor Pour this into a pint bot-/"hép him. | fill the bottle ‘with plain Korniloff Arrested | ted sugar 4 e total) Kerensky had Korniloff arrested He about 65 cents, and you have| And yet, tho he had been willing to Cat Glass Makes Acceptable Gifts—Entire Stock of Fine Cut Glass at Half Price. pet effective! isk his own life in the venture, he | ———— ; ef you get |declined to take the life of Kornilott. | i 5 yrup Willl moday it ts clear that twice he| i surprise you rently day it : the throat and air passages. sh traitors, He had permitted $1250 Selid Geld Brooch, with fine carved cum for only .......87.75 810.00 Bolla Gold Cameo Breeches fr euly ....... 85.75 a a —“y $3.75 Siver set tor Oho Indicative $12.50 Tea Set Quadrapic Miated Silver Ten Set, 4 pieces, im en- fore S90ID for $6 Baking Dish Quadruple Piated Sitver Raking Dish, pinin pat- way... $4.35 $2.50 Bread Tray ruple Piated Silver Tray, in geod pat- OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS Until Christma: the annoying throat tick! ane: brent “ee the Dhiegm. and soon your|'he bloodshedding radicals, Lanine| aff Correspondent Jhastened to finish buildings and bar-| big recetving shed, the wat resand all nettled the doubts of the older e meetope entirely ane sen (eee cree, © OO TUN ANS BOW he CAMP LEWIS, Tacoma, Dec. 11-—| racks, and the firs per cent of|Wurned and engines puff and {regular officers as to the temper of hooping cough| permitted the would-be bloodletting | 1 win today in in the third|the draft aided in the work of snak-|grunted as they shifted special trains |a drafted army | mas n concentratea| Sormilof? to pe punishment hase of its exists There is proof |ing the camp ready for the bulk of|to the spur track which was the| Then, just as gradually as the pine extract,| In Petrograd, the Lenines, whom) (o's tact in the ‘a that is found |the men who came later gateway to the army of democ | course of study was changed, 0 a ile famous the world over for Hts|he had not punished, and the aristo-| 0° foe fil in rd Every man, during that first pert-| racy.” subtle change in the disposition of STE ots disapecintmant ask for| cave Officers of the Kornfloff re-| © ost The idea fi od. who showed ability at all was! Thousands of men were coming | the men f Pinex ai- |sime, whom he also had not punish pear on army slang,| made a noncommias 1 efficer every day, and theese thousands had| The homesick ones forgot their al sien of a Free er cee ones SRE Seen BT here 40 We . Period of Mobilization to be outfitted with clothing and a®-|ment and made new friend . iis ot money prow tunded |**¥ to his downfall 5 Then came the second period, the | signed to barracks. The construc-|associntes. ‘Those wh } 2 ? ee ot ‘ foes with. this. pre The prey ae? In ite | period of m 4 might te|tion company's workmen completed | willingly were reconciled t and you still undecided just what will prep at camp, onn was in its! pe J - I snestod ¢ structior Workenen | called. All night lor by the | their tasks and were drafted into the|and for the most part fo | please the family best. larcny themselves or left to seck other | half as bad as they bh jobs: Others who came with the 4 Ce t. Wayne, Ind 1 TH - \DAIRYMEN GATHER ] — lization began, and the mobilization |enthuxjasn modified by hard work. Es | ue The dairymen of Washington are i period drew to a close when John “Where Do We Go?” F looking forward on December 13 and - Smith, who clerked in a bank, and| In one brief « the army 14 to the Iargest gathering of the Tin Sadea tie bed cheried, Cobmet Tieveled the. ene otra YOUR CREDI1 There is nothing nicer nor more suit- able than an Edison Diamond Disc Pho- nograph. cca tgp Aig sa Bhoy figs age bes All of our fine Winter Coats inl geoph esac ed mais meg ttl bank an ee aecle Ghar gy Pade an Geitten @ book t tow the lof the aasociation, covering a period Values from $40 up. 7 and enameled | house eaves taeg hoes driers co or snuff habit be eastly | of 25 rs, that the Olympic penin pe + Station B, New York | importance far the holding of one of ity. will mail his book free om re-|the annual meetings of the associa R 4 any | ton. 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Piper & Taft 1107 Second Ave. wing fast—“Where do we go from | trenches and studying the f th mask War § lists on Jc French soldiers—-past ma: the gentle art of killing one's fe beings by modern method at the camp, . officer 4a, war specialists. They | taking chapel at 14th ave. N. 5, and} took their places with the men at 46th st trench diggin and with the gas | mask students, and they are teach ing them the little wrinkles that|| Hairs Will Vanish rown to be | eling trick 5 It’s Easy—If You Know Dr. LP MGHICAGO, Dec. 11.—The railroads * Edwards’ Olive Tablets or the 15 states comprising tral military department have made | the Cen Funeral services for Clarence W.| Gift Suggestions t ft ould you make that more than a fur or set? Let us show you our Ide, late superintendent of the t building, will be held Tue and bowels—there’snoncedof hav- Msg aye t # ted Bt ohne n tered the war, according to figures today by the railroads’ and later came afternoon in the University Under 1 assortment of FOX in Red. Lupe, Flack, ete., as well as some ing a sallow complexion — dark rings under your eyer — pimples — a bilioua in your face—dull eyes with no made public . Your doctor will tell you ninety | war board Pas ‘This reduction has effected a ye ptior attractive pieces in Kolinsh Lyt ete. Moderate ‘cent of all sickness comes from in-| liy saving of 1,176,085 tons of c three years of war have of value in saving one’s Hfe and in PETTICOATS in and pom e bowels and liver. - Dr. Edwards, a well-known physician Ohio, perfected a vegetable com-| oil and 1,941 men After This Treatment 1429 barrel 9 lowormotive getting the life Bf another During the first period there was | enthusiasm among the men in th camp. For the most part they at Camp Lewis because they had 1 uaded their local boards to them first. They were eager and | made DANCING FROCKS f ep your skin free from the occasional use of and in using it you fear of marring or in K A thick paste | nixing some of the powder | yread | Is Fine Jon the hairs, and after two or three | mixed with olive oil to act on is raw 49.990 LOSE WORK ‘alomel, ace gentle in theic| FOR TIME BEING yet always eftective, They bring| eat fe cetcraner of ah ti) My Pou res Tate wl WESTBERG & CHILDS, Inc. byed byeveryone,by toning upthe liver the American Btoel Wire Ns Ge Mt Ss clearing te oyetecn of topurities. pan plants r so re he AD EES oe You will know Dr. Edwards’ Olive today, due to ® vs vA a hs ener fablets by their olive color. 10c and thousand men & " {HI yer box, All druggists, | work temporarily. lke tin and Georgette combina tion USE YOUR CREBIT juring anxious to become soldier ed delatone with water. Then jo ond period there mins During the was a noticeable dilution of enthus' hed, Be SHATTLE m, nd in) «substitution therefor hc aref ’ t t real delator | came a determination that for once ]—Advertisement