The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 4, 1918, Page 9

STAR—MONDAY, FEB, 4, 1918, PAGE 9 THE SEATTLE STA PHON MAT - The Star WANT AD Rates Ffte TRANSIEN AW it NEW ve May 1 . CA HM ADV Cash fleat 8 Une Six thm TRANSIEN in advan # per line or fra ° HARGE A INC Per line per insertion x insert s ns P five CONT Per lin Per line 50 lines each we line Six months add \ cent—Thr months, add OPEN nes to be used ine 0 lines to line A soo 1 pe 3,000 1 per line SPECIAL to be BAW tt ATES ADS Inquire of Want Ad Depart MAIN 600 The Seattle Star ola eee DIRECTORY OTIC RS ON LEGAL ment BLLIOTT HAY Be ectasenee, a0-—Timber beard Bide. NBER SHIREWAN CA MAY BUINN—WOMAN EAW:| P Consultation free nfidential.| Cail or write Mra Collections, $15) 16th N. F Main Real Estate for § HOMES > ESTATE Land for Sale Rooms With Board ale n THE STAR JAMES “POR SALE THE TAR LAS, 45—-For Sale Miscellaneous | 59. Notices VALUATION OF x - - FOU WIT NERD APVNG, |W f UW REAPONATHLE PO we * ee ‘ Ts . aT any deble contracted, by, ay wits Army Men Give Up Salute Custom? They Like it you and mle UBAY JOUNBON, | te an nee ¥ . SERVICE FLAGS |¢ <| CAR PROPERTY Insist It’s Fitting Honor to Pay to Authority 2 Ww Kitenen . 5 me RO WOR ’ ” whi mF tan ENT, RENT AR | @ ublic Markets fe | Btaff Correspe Ino place In the new army of democ-| that follow, in proof of the correct r Meyor-Toner, 210 : | CAMP Lewis ‘oma, Feb. 4 racy ness of their opinion Re gor A congressman would away with| Perhaps he ta right v8 we“ WATE THT Tet av Mayor Gill and the city council! the salute in the United States ’ at this camp there are hun-| A gun booma as the sun touches a ‘ One will decide this week whether or not army. His bill to abolish the| dreds of men 1 officers who ean-|the horizon. A bugle trills, and om — Tye ’ ™ ph ‘. .- . the city hall engage experts to ancient practice pends before the not agree with him and who belle the instant the flag begins @ Mutter Wiis ANWRA vak ba . i make a valuation of the traction! hoase, He declares it the token of that the ab ninent of the tn ng course to the ground oo gh cae | 8 . npany’s property here aw a basis| bondage and the wurviving insignia honored custom would be wrong There is silence except tor the M . t ‘ for resisting 6-cent fare of the autocratic armien of old, with| ‘They have pointed to the thingy! trumpet’s | m and within the KAVA me ‘ “ we a ‘Thin course was presented to the |—— . ——————- |nound of those tones men stame ork SANUTAR | cil = Mond: by Cor PETpaege rigid at attention, facing the fags rg eth ' 11k, 95.80 cane vunsel Hugh Caldwell, in an nd with right hands raised amd i oak, a Y @ earch: | nanos outtined an the firet atep in| | YANKS HOOT ‘DOWN KAISE R| stiffened, touching their hats, ' “Mis o an eous al, 66 . | the elty’s fight against the propo he salut i RT | fare increase 7 x Ly ~ b Se. Main 0686. ta aa Seaneel | idwell estimated that the nerv- The president, commandentm 49A—Au rus powd s|lees of experts would cost some chief of the army and director of tte ea w x oii) _ where between $50,000 and $100,000. a ry Pp with hiv assistant, @ ° A In the fight Wo eliminate street general officer 4 MIaH-Cta we e: ise|Car tickets, the traction company | While be speaks, the genersd AY « ' refused to allow the city to inspect | stands at attent and when his ” — ves pk ts ke for the purpose of making chief has finished there is the amare r “dong si = 4 valuation, Further, the public raising of the hand to brim thag " ‘ fet : oe. the nerviee comminsion would not com is a8 smartly and quickly returned, serving te mliter OF Hea Pow Uneeda «| pel the production of the company's ‘The salute . ba an aire phew ker corn flakes, reports in the matter. ‘This phase oo oe .. r 38-4 of the fight may develop again, ch ae ot brigadier — “i « 7 ey * stand at attention about e camp r ail 159, apples, 160 ox So far ax I can learn, the com: commander and he gives them the ae 8 jae * i ‘| pany hax not as yet accepted the ‘ " Wa) Soatians Gree ‘| commission's invitation to apply for | orders of the president. WIRE . . Mar We an increase of rates beyond the have heard him thru, they wheal ~ anon vINe #T. | maximum fixed by the statute,” atitrty ane i Se hands <a ‘malioabie | o7 . wocer A P Caldwell informed the council, us Bans are — 4; salute. bo The company commander receives ¥ TRANSFER Ms |SAN FRANCISCO DOCTOR the orders of his general, and whem: § a white bem : his major enters the room with a? mis IS SHOT BY ASSASSIN them the junior is on his feet amd BAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 4.—Dr. W. raising bis arm in military greeting. Lae | head surgeon of the Union The major retu the courtesy, and Iron « here, was murdered at when he leaves, once more the Sie oor by an unidentified man lute passes between them, who wa i into t x room eo” © Union Ire pital And then they reach the soldien shot the physician down with: Here you see the last momenta of Kaiser Bill. He was shot by six|and in turn he stands rigid as the warning young American soldiers at Camp Lewis during the snow last week general stood before the slayer then turned his revol Altho the kaiser never batted an eye, and looked straight into the|and aé the captain saluted his oom ver upon himself, inflicting a wound! muzzles of the guns, he completely collapsed after this photograph was|mander, so does the soldier ealaty whieh will probably prove fatal. taken by The Star's correspondent his when the command has bees passed, f s cea Ha eee 2 JEWELRY MP ives || ‘The salute is at once the respect MITH BLDG. Fourth Fleer, ‘ai ful greeting of comrade and ne een, TOG 18th N 1367, o Take MEM WILLKIK-| 9. W. Phowe Daliara |, .™ Tor PF iessons veg washing powder ENS § wary eanner, 2 ke BY JOSEPH SHAPLEN ICHOLAS ROMANOFF, ‘SHORN OF GLORY, | IS SCORNED BY FELLOW TOWNSMEN; WIFE SPENDS MUCH TIME AT ‘PRAYERS || "bo ‘represscts thn power ad |rade and the honor that men pay Jauthority. It is the sign of nd the recognition of power trams mitted from rank to rank from HIS ‘This is the reply of those who | not agree with the congressmam cal ully took off his | them. He respe ukase now turn at the emperor's arintia N OF §o K United Preas Correspondent their heads away when he takes off The people scorned him. They | STRIKER I practice. Burke Bide., det oule | eae ete ag, ee PETROGRAD, Feb. 2—(Delay- | hus hat to them > reply to salutes. 'S SEW UP CAR , eae e Footology Whey, 801 | : q 2. ve. Main? deed BE Riot | sovTm END * ed}—The first intimate story of | ‘The family of Raxputin, the Biack| “The Romanoff tamil is receiving | LINES IN ST. | Best ATTORNEYS—PATENT NR ne | Grows Hat » aanarett 43. veal chope, at0 i former Crar Nicholas’ secluded | Monk, lives near by, but treats Nich-| French and Russian literature, and | . its to FT RVERS—Coosaitation and : Housekeeping Rooms | Resuite GUARANTEED: Indi pens mabe Ment life of exile at Tobolsk came out | olay coldly pers which are printing| ST. LOUIS, Feb. 4-The stresé patent booklet free. New ¥ x “pint | Si . vans « ray for colda, rheuma an “ of Siberia to the United Press to- | ‘The former caar’s favorite reading » of Nicholas’ private life | car system here is paralyzed today aa FRED P. GORIN-* L Genie” Lene heen ste ere Baker day ie the exposure of his own private former czar and his} result of the strike of carmem fy is PO rnnnrcs| ids. Bitte 9946. agg on A. I, Stichanoff, constituent as-| life at court, which i* being printed ives are expecially interested in| 7) uc : tee refunded. 30—Fur. Rooms for Rent | Siamona Warcitee WWOTE |40.) Sener tn sembly member from Tobolak, de-|in several European newspapers. the Rasputin episodes. The family © strikers were shot, three pe steps Warke Wid | PLEASANT HEATED OOM, NEAR | — MICHAKL, 308 PIKE #T | 7 scribed Nicholas Romanoffs inti] “At raid Suchanoff, “the |of the Flack Monk lives near by, but/icemen and a woman hurt, am@ : — pecegges A Ng eee eR. aapee- |OUR RSG MAKES A PiniaueD |? 87°" Se mate doings, ix trials, sorrows and| populace was inter in Nicholas, | they never visit Nicholas. many disturbers were ae weight LOANS ferred board if desired. $630 © of you. Why weit? Our r N. heart-burnings Blut the people soon accepted him as| “Sawing wood in the mornings has | Yesterday's clashes. Corlies | guaranteed. Hipp ritee | ° | hanoff declared that & commonplace. greatly improved Romanoff physical-| Much car property was damaged | Universtty te | par ca bs ‘ 7 0 made auickly ana | 32—Male Help W ed ae _— xirt ww Regulations | holas is bashful and diftident. “On him firet public appearance he ly. His wife prays frequently, but} less than a dozen cars left the irae trom 8 0 to ma. ge mes ty and | 32- ale elp ante % cna ie — HOTEL. WOLLANT for Examinations He ts scorned by many of his fel-| went out to attend morning mans at| she ts also very adept at cards and stieds this morning. stock, ect i “ae | Kasily reached for i services, A low townamen. a near-by church. He quailed at the! plays in the evening. The strikers demand more in thetr SANDERS & CO. | MESSENGERS | Private partors. Main 441 | re Due Thursday) s::ipyea of bis glory ax cau of ali| prospect of walking thru the streets | choias ix busy in hia spare thme| and less hours, and the ab ee ane Spet-iees 1. C. Suite mite. mu. soot : ROTM PANG PLATING |? examination of draftei|the Russias, he is regarded by the| and chose a secluded road, where he | teaching his little son history. the practice of favoring new 1 Pink- Re. a Bide, Fil, 082 | witn or without bicycles; bonus pi | ana Popular music taught in 28 lemmona held up for four days| Siberian peasants as a commonplace | could be hidden from sight. But the Under his father’s instruction, the | conductors over men. Huns. COLLATERAL LOANS — idsiiai healt ' team ‘al ony | . sk - Pe nTTS WRN | ording to word fr something too dull to be of any in-| people found him. He was followed |exczarevitch has become very famil- en : " wy ting the arrival of now | terest. by a crowd of the curtous. | Jar with all the big international epi- teende and sewelcy, Western Union branch office, or see} i ‘ nailed from Washington, Turn Their Heads “Por the firwt time in his life, Nich-|sodes of history, from the Romanott| THREE JAPANESE HELD ~~ omg I fj I 0 ; ly trembled | olas was of the people, walking with | viewpoint, of course.” VERTISE lower rates, but bh: MR SWIMART at mate office, 112! $2. 50 c $2. Bt) J any —Tm_people who former - bh. B < ~ IN SMUGGLING ATTEI the COMMISSION they charg * means that the new instruc PROVIDED AN SOCIETY. a: DROTAC rrrm | tic hich will probab 2 ton TSS Be J SAN FRAN , IDENT LOAN | RGCIRT Y. Cherry ot TRoLAsnn. RPRCTACLES. yrTtED| tioas. which wil probably give local ALONZO WARDALL, 73, "Fi Ww. Cook SAYS SOAP FACTORY 3 RANCISCO, Feb. * “DREPECTADLE PLACE TO HORTO® | Wie Including, examination. Behwarte | wider latitude for certifyiag R irst Woman Coo IS NEEDED IN SE japanese were in custody’ AaEe PLAGE FO SORES | WE : Ctenaet SEE Wnlee neck ty mec: |ien physically deficient for some| OUTLIVES HIS FATHE * S$ N SEATELE | «ration ofticers tosay, the teeney on DIAMONDS and JEWEL Bait mop aa #on ster, suit copes de ing t war ctrvicn, can hail in Nav: eserve pa ie 39 é their efforts to smuggle th ) oppor. AMERICAN JEWELRY ¢ Thin earhi aed re ‘ before Thursday ONLY SIX DAYS HERE},——— | year? ae soap last) into the country. NEY LOANED MAKER he examinations have been sue| Puneral services for Alonzo If not. " They were firemen aboard a MONEY Loaw x } | . You aren't keeping up Se- Lbond of yalue. The Reliabt ® ployment. | PUGET SOUND ' ling the arrival of the| Wardall, who died at his home, attle’s average; according to an es-| [08° liner in port, and were seem DEVELOPING KODAK WORK bie ae sya: n ons | 2640 Walnut ave. Sunday morning, timate made by R. F, Weeks, Mii-| embers of the naval guard 6& GREEN AT IAT TT? amie ——, STEAMERS | ral impression that rail-|at the age of 73, will be held in Theo- waukee raiir: industrial agent.| nes, Oy sruP: slipping down the i Gone.” 10 cents @ roll. plankers Washington | way m ald be od an federal | sop hall, Arcade butlding, Wed- He mays 6,800,000 bars were used in| "rage. heaped schtire , x Bids Bnip Yards. near Kirkland | ALL LOCAL ROUTES « under the draft was cor |nesday afternoon, at 5 o'clock ipeattn, This means 17 per. pereons| a. jest, ae the Orientals were itp ar aradpaeg > a tot st Olympia today. Those em: jonzo Wardall passed aw o jan: naval guard opened ff “paeae DANCING SCHOOLS 33—Male Situations Wanted | ermawens urave rrom coumay a be gives dagurat ame luke lace. arue his Sane pen aero cane mee acy establish-| and the chase ended in a su Van- teach you old or new dan: See Te sel ve eee On MANSON OTRENE|| ployment cinasitiontion, Te wae GG }imat week, at the age of 102 years. tle, rather than the continuation of | -tt7_Were turned over to officers: pa <4 Gewaid, Bitiott 3187. The Hippodrome, a gg > | me | nounced | Alonzo Wardall leaves four ebildren, purchasing all this soap from the Firth and University A Il pentehe | . | in Seattle, They are: County East. ‘ bring SUPP! CCOURTANT AND AT - ~ } | Auditor Norman 7 . thers ELECTRICAL SUPP! S AOUR TATA a ts|| eviterta, B Gccren Fowenene—rent||-ONDON PAPERS CHEER | Alice Soriat Niall Lieut, Max LAST TIMES TONIGHT ioe ith concern of inter. Anevire “CONTINUE WAR” PLAN): Wardall, and Dr. Anna Wardall REICHSTAG WON’T MEET Lester oF el Thee tort Fhe Sco bac BS LONDON, Feb. 4 statement I e er cess] att ||, LONDON, Feb, «the statement] "SIT wargait wan born in 184, TO INVESTIGATE STRIKE] GOI eveland, Ohio. : erent cnd—visartand [oT Wis. He served in the , call « nition, laring the Teuto AMSTERDAM, Feb, 4— —IN— PHYSICIANS AND SURC a Sundays | pine lerioe aie iapaneiine gaa ccont| Oe the Union in the civil war, | bidiiduniscate’ dimahe tee gemcteat sisal ND SURGE! a ai - The are Trt ee Oe vmet with tent| in his early life he took a great in- ate convocation of the reichstag to} “The Mediator’ night, HR KATHRYN HARRISON . Tecoma Direet ; |terest in farmers’ organizations. He ‘ Eiliott 6763. 1 to & eral approval from the London | investigate the general strike was | the ’ a im Todianspeti tor se4\ sh letn|| newspapers today wee a member of the. Siret. sree refused by the president of that || Your Last Chance to See This DRY. FIREPROOF BTOIRAC EKEEP rs The only criticiam was in the| #24 had done much toward fighting body, according to dispatches here | Great Feature houre HEROD Storage : || News |for better conditions for the farmers today. ‘The refusal was made on the | tman ide. aren ee The News dectared the people 9 yen ao snes ait eae ground that other parties would came “SECOND HAN! , wea 302 bs ~ {Should know the details of the en-| 4 meg cn age . not agree to the meetin; COMING TOMO! RPA EOFS ~ | Seven s202 Sen |thould know the detaile of the @n-| oa! ty cou. a es 6 ae anes 10. | egal pea apni BOUGHT AND SOLD. 1904 aaa 1es3 Chances nets ae ee ee - m8 | ber < Mase lodge, Stevens | oe ae 4 Firet ave. 1918 Westlake ave. Phone - a t ack of ap) ee oul th | Main 2389. BAY 1 SAW THE STAR oe SN BE PET pe and its fail joe 8 ct e ~ t bere WANT KITSAP FERRY Fie Fit for wood ind Bar =e || Ur war aim Pra ee ners eer oe King county will establish ferry cles proportior ‘ Precut seem The was Ape) any service with Kitsap county, ff fa- a vat Townsend] daily ||Of the remainder of the papers Muibia. dation le Ghent Ge nae Riastea Ton | The cour tement te to| OHHH! HIKERS. HELD ommendation of the state develop Mott 3291, dinp peace fog that ment committee of the Chambe ' amber of ~ et ream has « ificially and thick UP BY UNCLE SAMMY Commerce. The committee's rec- _ v “Faia heeet Whalaom] Titan || Ones in many allied capitals during! gaN FRANCISCO, Feb. 4—Any Helen C. Hoerle ommendation points out that such 6 NEW STANDARD tty el oifag AE fo Anacortes and) éaity Fr months of the win de/ army clothing shortage which may communication would open vast e Bk eoncrn’ oeness 38A—STOCKS AND BONDS | declared the Times f lexist was relieved by 189 miscel-| Jack tars seldom complain about| food supplies to Seattle, «Soper onl ae ne Fverett—Rellingham—Anacertes |laneoun pieces of clothing today and|their meals—they're pretty good. ag: Eicpracy Sespect " +. re || oe ee tem || BOLO PASHA PLACED a like number of persons, many|Just the same, there are delicacies eee SUNSHINE COMEDY vate bath, $1.50 . |) ganty IR verett, Anacortes! daily ON TRIAL IN PARIS| Prominent, are also relieved to al which women fix that—well—men CHICAGO, Feb. 4.—The inherent = : INSPECTION | | ang Rallinghe Tongass just don’t. So all the naval men alfterence in viewpoint of the Rus- ‘A Riot of Laughter” FARRING >, PARIS, Feb, 4.—Rolo Pasha, charg-| The army provost rd was the|are hoping that this girl, Helen C,|S!4n social revolution and the Amer-| fon foam Istande—Rellingtam a provo: rue as pink girl, R 17:36 Wias Masala, tor Fork od with plotting debauchery of the|rclief committee and ma head-|Hoerle, the first woman cook en-|!can national democracy was held re« A WEEKLY Eo wht! Tow 4 and Pel-| Tore Fren, ress with German tnoney,| quarters the Ferry building yes-|rolled in the naval reserve, will teach |SPonsible by Dr. Samuel N. Harper been Snndayilingham, ria alt rey || went on trial here today terday, where returning hikers|cooking around where they're eat-|today for Foreign Minister Trotsky's lat the Tueed'y Juan Inland potn wry F in counsel, charg-|were stopped and stripped of|ing. She's to be a cooking instruc-| criticism of President Wilson's war reply | S i. edt Count natorff was re- articles of government equipment | tor. aims in a United Press interview | re } TRY HOME, CLOSE IN fort Vocenmmevart, Aes Meo for the accusations against| which many of them carried. Some y <a " L ON] — ro bd ve “9 ~ I He asked adjournment of the! had army shoe others lost their “We do not accept class war a aT BEL PRED PINE | | IMPROVED; F “ 000 F nm < ‘ 6 30pm @ om ‘ , . the Nat i Alas 7 5 er. Cows . haversacks and many a hiker here APPROVES BLOOMERS | the basis of our political govera Mayor | Attractive house; 4 rooms; excet t 7 ts os , shionable crowd was present. | after will wear biue flannel instead] Nisw YORK, Feb. 4—The con-| Met” said Dr. Harper, an author- Admission 10c Children Se Sulit I? genes tadines pony Success, Téahe, bee rich ry th witnesses were Mme.|of olive drab outing shirts. Quctorette bloomer immodest? ity on Russia. “We can't argue Prices Include War Tax ata | > @itferent var ie rghrnt Di aera te | Rolo, former Premier Castellaux a aa - — ‘Theodore P. Shonta, president of |With Trotsky because his viewpoint and j have > come “ ‘i 0 || Port Townsend—Port enator Humber the sorimany, that rune toet of iow {2,00 different from ours, ana ee exe, Seite as Ses | [ee eae Ants jiator Humbert a gtood in the| WOMAN MUST TELL WHY |X company that runs mort of Now b> gece planed pluses udiaell eet ees sa dock and regarded the court thru al = SHE KEPT BABY GIRL| Many New Yorkers have attacked ‘cates | woula be fen #4 Fitiott 250. 114 Tinton mt!) stonaay monocle | x the bloomers. Shonts says he con * working downtown: fine service 2 ee - ;EW YORK, Feb. 4.—Mrs. Sophie | juneral i nae S Wea. iF * - N siders them a splendid example of Hatistactory party “ig ; hy ‘“ ios a chaae coder bury. HE) Sates eson sey havo sear to 44A—Automobiles | ea Milk Rationed to |Berg will have @ chance today t/q modest, practical dress, compared | veonisad UN gy nner ig: Breather me | ie GOO used rare Winton Motor Gn | Port Gi Chi Ch iid: |further explain why she took Lil! .ith the “distorted figure of the da 8 j jew York Block i well Ol be pasaae ge PS aT abe paar i icago tldren ian lower and held her in al i ee ’ j es” alo sce! ‘ ren} |Of tkht lacing || 15——For Sale Miscellaneous ste CHICK Ge et ail tw being| Brooklyn rooming house several | as NT are | “BAY you SAW it in THE STAR hod vastinut oe) Niiiven inane teay in days, while pollos scoured the state JAPANESE SHIP ARRIVES e Gun your fi (BAST (AND | DOORS an effort to make it go round, Only|for the child. ind by a 20:yearod PORT TOWNSEND, Feb. 4.—Mak. | a your ow ond us @ Post Card asking for our new, dine { ci Cant of HMR BBE bani Allian was found by a 2 ol cetbordi dp lidades ng ceain, tier Mara || saepmatenmnce Women, fr senor |/°4, eto thé farmers, boycott 54 |twanted to go home a TS ie alates Be WE iemenien. © { heeler, state food director, return:|, Mrs. erg ¢ nde she took a j erri t 5 Sunday Only | od last night from Washington, He| lan at the advice of a friend, who| ~ 190 * Prime et -” pm | of t she coulc obta e| at, halt 1 || cotamlsteamer Paget te 200 i To aston te have the tala abo” could ‘obtain ‘revenge/ GEN, WOOD LEAVES BED . J MP | $1.70 and 240 way pointe. 1 || producers observe the findings of the|*sainst a brother-in-law by accus:) paris, Web, 4.—Maj. Gen. Leon BLACK, 930 Centra per 1,000 ft. 4.08 regener |ifederal :nilk commission, whose|!n& him of the kidnaping. ard Wood, wounded recently while git g ottie «eat, selling || —F-TeeciBie- Cia at Ka "t __ || prices displeased the dairymen. oe on a visit to the French front, is able meumer. | We sell any vitor Tinto an’he | SNOHOMISH TWINS: TWO |. W. W. LEADERS /to leave hin bed and have visitors. ywhere, and ater mept (Gamble, **Rangor! exc WILILAIS CO sah oe ube . MARRY BROTHERS| ARRESTED IN BUTTE] | ANS BUYS EWSPAPER Ave, B, Heattle. I! | mt Feb. 4.—An effort to re M nae es L SY, Reba - The APECIALTY SNOHOMISH, Feb, 4,—Snohomish | organize the I. W. W. here, follow. | Sedro Woolley Courlor has been pur twin s are the war brides of|ing the dispersal in Inst summer's| Chased by Frank Kvans, & graduate thers labor troubles, was frustrated today |f the U. of W. Journalism depart: | lies Thomassena Reese and Miss by the arrest of Charles Berg and | ment is n= landing Sten de Reese sturday were married | Jc Webber, police claim, . a not include boat : ” Boe 7 MONG T intone to Reuben Strand and Glenolden| Both men carried I. W. COULDN’T WORK JOHN 16e | COATH FROM $2.00 TO Strand, respectively ben st dentials and “Red Books,” while B, Ore, Feb, 4—F. RB. | VAENT THIA AD AND GET | ing appare is at Camp Lewin brott Berg is sald to have carried instruc | wg, wi | eNI 1 AD AND OF S Sac hdanonthe gota neatly, an escaped inmate of the in the | ul wiaeT AYR AN Ble tia in the Seattle shipyards, but expects | tions from Wm. Hayw regarding | tate asylum, was captured when he sale ls Ce PRTEE eTe | e? | to be drafted soon bcd chs OME E ON attempted to pass a check for $1,000, fy Sur —You i “HOME | an IP BROKEN), BiGteet | payable to John Doe, a Cap 86 tlt icky tnouan ovr ottee| PRICE PAID. CARH rik” OD || Tacoma) Me "| PACKERS MAKE MONEY | NEW LOAN TO BELGIUM wi , Aye ome the ecules : Sulit Jewerity aba CO Git te || office Open from 690 8 m to 120) CHICAGO, Feb. 4—The largest| WASHINGTON, Feb. 4—A new) ENROM 1, 4,000 SHIPWORKERS Tak paw te oun pooseasion. | -G BMITH BLDG, FOURTH FLOOR || midnign oO oamton co, {earnings in tho history of the firm|toan of $9,600,000 to Belgium waa) SAN FRANCISCO, Feb, 4.—Four ail personally and Nat your place| WALD! ¥ x “tiene sities, » | oe Morris & Co., packers, is announe-|announced by the treasury depart: | thousand of 11,500 shipbuilders want- yy a puioret . peta Bh: ing Spee wet Mal lied in the 1917 report. Net earnings|ment today, This brings the Bel-|ed in California were enrolled in het o : $17 ‘Becond Ave. Main 291 Gil Sines ot very athonetive prieen. Pn seh = 0s Ta re $5,A01,071.47. swian total to $89,900,000, days in the state,