The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 2, 1918, Page 4

STAR—SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1918. PAGE 4 ‘ANDRE WILL TALK ie 403i tfcuur PEACE WHEN ONLY [= x o % ONE FOE REMAINS| .@ || ALL-SSEASOM C \If Frenchman Has His Way, the Last a German Will Be Tried and Hung for t " COMFORTABLE—EC ONOMICAL His Country’s Crimes For Social Functions, Shopping ¢ General Use. Thin Is the sixth article by Jcrabie beasts these Germans are! CONVERTIBLE FOR AN’ ¢ SEASON George olph Cheater, fn me beautiful grapes led us to and his wife and | Ay , mnae Sal , : pee’ lan Cheater, who oy tay ta the Ahi iow Window ‘ In Winter a Closed, Luxurious Sedan. In Sum ner a Pleasurable Car for Touring. eclally for . eof the tiny . the story of , n which Paria ' > larke, this elty to our r nd and plump and purple Cheater orticles are being pul superior in © to all thetr Vahod daity poor neighbors, the knotted Little ap. ples and the we od little sour or BY ORGE KRANDOLPTE CHES. ances, that {t ecemed only an act of TER AND LILLIAN CHESTER mercy to tke them from their in (Copyright, 1918) appropriate surrounding March 2-—-We have just Hyes Reflected Terror ing peace with Andre! A clang of the little bell over t, and we have arrived at a Shop door, and, from the back luaton a fat Httle woman eame young but motherly satinfactory Andre is altogett a man of nt! Ah: the grapes Ang s ferocious expres- She lifted the solitary bunch fr Here ir & young lady whone ardour tn bed of cotton tenderly, revere not easily dampened, While amy! explained that they were YOU're cussing the landlord for mak refrigerators of the steam eye, and still more in the pl ceed a i « very exqu but very expensive low mach? ators, little My Simme & Kenee! Menee! " morning plunge Kenee came hurrying out of the Without a tremor lite back room, a hollow-chested Wild waves sa woman, with a drawn face and deep —heations days!” But whe t wtant point Hes ip Not Hazel e the | , lines in her brow, and sparse hair os - pute pet =p war streaked with staring strands of wil nse a wets Say ont Cen, rian (5h SaaS ee eee ee CENTRALIA OFFICERS with a something which seemed like A peace with him. thet 9 permanent terror: but a very piaew CLEARED OF CHARGES try him with ¢ bree wn. — ant «mile for ma & very pleas) A PACIFIC PORT, March 2 © crimes of the mile for mo | cape Benediktson, 6 FORD SEDAN—C! OSED FOR WINTER DRIVING Ah! the price of ¢ steamer Centralia, arrested view may ne Mull Suffering tay by federal officials for making THE SEINSIE.LE, ULTIMATE CAR ° It was a highly important qUe*-\aiieged seditious statements, was en in the captured tion, and vastly exciting, for the treed Friday followin hearing be 3 end ted prien of grapes hed coemed to have; neigh an, saewing © hearie Streamtline Hood, Crown wie nt: t., slack Finish, Nickel Trimmings, Exceptional Gloss father ond busband and gone up or down or something, wince’ (41 Kockepachall = Gearge and Interior Appointments. kitted, and if she and her their daring investment in thin | daughters had been for 28 months bunch; and while the discussion went tn¢ same veasel, also were cleared the slaves of German behets, you'd on another woman came out, quite arges of attempting to obstruct have another reason for fighting a young woman, with a dull, heavy. the elect draft. The arrest fol this war than your mere duty to set expression on her lips. She jhumanity. YOUD HATE! looked up once furtively, then cast Must See Them Close wn y and started knittir We have all b these tales of ” k up any more atrocities, but feading them far Me at little shop, ce | say trom the enene Gane wet seen i eee we BELIEVE FORMER ARMY carry any reality the secant but neatly IST ADD BAT. CHESTER oLyiplan "0k of fruit on the litte #he COOK IS TEUTON SPY It te only when you come actually snd the few tins of mlmon and mar Cr Aan, March 2—Belief tha ln aan Mica an Se “phe glOMTLan, mae bal a THE UNIVERSAL CAR ude hageting fa treaty will Cortes, chief engineer and purser of lowed mventigat of ramnorn that tralia had carried supplies to mane in Lower f fo reatise what ghastly savages, £9008, bad no refrigerator for “tie per ary ager ey abla IMMEDIATE DELIVERY POSSIBLE tment leét Oregon, baa been in the of the WUhelmatrasme agents The Last Word in Up-to-Date Comfort and Economy. Air Activity to Be SS] onan COUPELET | Doubled in eh reece el omy what brutish barbarians, what intel (Continues on Pace Sis) lest thing around Portland” that be aid he “got all he wanted.” includ War Tax $18.27 War Tax $14.72 BY W. S. FOREST the battle, the more machines en Fe blue prints of Fort Rosecrans United Preas Correspondent faged above it,” the flyer said. “This|and the range and positions of guns|— “ = === = WITH THE FRENCH ARM- | means big clashes in the ailr—more|ther, when he went to San | AUTHORIZED FORD DEALERS IHS UN THE FIELD, March 2.— | machines. Generally as air effec |with Oregon troops, were # Airplanes, capable of we miles » | tives increase, and they are increas |made to federal officers | Donnef | & Polen Clark-Baker Co. Todd-Fett Co. Cline & Ca ree minute; pitched batt between | ine feverishly on both the O'Mara, who bas known Dolfen sev $050 Ged dtemnte*hne, ane & os 6200 ‘Stanley St. 112 Beet poten great numbers of machines on a | firhting ever the lines will not o 1 years Wout . poten Georgetown ‘tan side; systematic allied alr raid. far more intense than | Pena Gentex rable ersity a Corman pon dogo Seg oe ween mere | Army Contractors Explain i Higgis.s&Matthews Myers-& Baird, Inc. 9 Hea Alfred - Ayerst,. most immune, and generally umbers and larger group Business With General 476! , Rallard Ave. Fourth Ava and James 952 Fast Seneca uble the aetivity of the past™ | Night Bombardments CHICAGO, March 2—Brig. Gen, Mallard Opposite Courthouse Corner Tenth Ave. year Constant night bombardments with |T Cruse asked and scoured x 4 ; These are some of the things! tange fleets ed .machines, or >proval of officials at Washing RENTON AUBURN rrengh Under-Ldeut. Raoul Lutberry | enemy munition nas Seabee, und etore be entered into business das. Wood Fairchilds Motor Co. now major ww the Americar rmy). ot Walanetoat, Cuba. ope for tne |racey nem, possi, but promies |reetiaee ee tater, while awaiting! ISSAQUAH KIRKLAND CARNATION to have an effect on the « S oming 3 months in iy wr the war. Groupe of heavily | arraignment, with his son, Ralph, on} Wilson Tibbets 4. G. Rebinson Sorenson Motor Co. eavy Guns wi en Me believe air craft wt! SE seers <==: bombing planes, each carr re | charge improper paymen Se thas a ton of explosives, can raid|maney to Cruse. The Lipperts are war most tmportant German m army contra He ne and trained men will! tone towns and be pract | “Gen. Crusf war on the retired list + ] put the finishing toweh to ft,” hw compe tras in the darkness |before I hired } ppert eald. ared 1 aviation in aD thi or by compass: » had k n him 16 years He con Je oS branches will undoubtedly play ite) oof. 4 turn back home. |ferred With officials at Washington big vole, and certainly « larger role| warg vetore he accepted, and they said it} So Unele Sam’s Specialists at Camp Lewis Are Treating 742 Pairs than ever before, during the comin, es al nat |was perfe proper. Thired him te iain 7 act as my representative io Waab EDITOR'S NOTE: This 4s the) fashionable shoes are productive of | fully so that none of the fi n ft ex 1 don't leok for any st in enormous | ineton Voted of a series of articles show- | corns is lost because of them. It pe We will ha covering bundreda of acres | When the Lipperts were arraigned|?ng how men unfit for military) “The on from Montana and|be large enough so the soldier oan ove " States ¢ niasioper|:serviee are being climinated at| Idaho are more often seen in the © pairs of heavy socks at sent targets not easy t from a high altitude hearing was set f | amp Lewis vas ital than those fron © time and also big enough for the expansion of the The final euteome is, of course ce dicen ahak mone | ning, and bond for each. 1 Washing ° ult to forecast, tho it Is certain) new way of protecting their shel | at $10,000 | CAMP Lewis. 1 A 2, | citte foot during the day xt few months will see mueh|o Ciories, they are due for a very } —aaiimtnation of the unfit to n, too, the foot of the coun-| A man’s foot (women's ‘too, the ace DOereM machin’) uncomfortable time.” 100 ASSESSORS STEP | wvrve in the army of ve ; a DIgFer proposition, | medicos ay) te. larger by” trom me! CONFIRM | DISBARMENT OUT ON JOB SATURDAY) Siireing them trom services wand broater then} the day time ites of een ae 161 bef - OLYMPIA, M One hundred deputy county asse » | send ng them to thetr hemes. 8: e y men morning rors began their work in Semttle 6 t| times it means making them fit Average Size Ten | “We are part of the elimip urday. This year the men wear} When a man has tuberculosisthere) Capt. Rich a ello’ . system,” said an orthopedist a r rrin tomers bearing the number of the rir danger that he will infect others)ers bave just c ded e eas days ago, Mask Reduces Strain 3 f § ‘on commissions, and housebolderr tare} and) because tuberculosis ts a diffi ement of 5,0 2 Job to get r . invited to report diseourteny or] cult disease to oure and the cure| feet on a spring, and e war. And I me verage flying, and not ores | spurts pr i cause for argument to Chief Desvuty| costly in time and money, Uncle) department. The figure |two miles p Inu — , P Lufberry revealed that the Asscesor Hull Sam doesn't.attempt to make » in all ¢ > — ore ‘ Pe latest equipment i a mask neutrallz All personal property is sutyject|diers from the tuberculous Pia sogtingty ing the tremendous strain to appraisememt at one-half ttt maar! But in the ease of foot troubles| for the ordering of the next ship- the air pla m1 . ket value, beds of families being) \: in better to get rid of the} ments of shoes. | battles | mar Is is the provines of the| that the foot is 10 inches} out Important aerial ABOUT BRITISH VOLUNTEERS: toon eter nit youu, min ues saonay ns: | > eb wd obi amy - GET SERVICE CH()ICE |... inches around the wrist (above the | 4 , - ro All branches of the Canadian urmy| Since the mobilization of the first | ankle), 94, inches around the || by attending the many SLACKERS have been opened for recruiting ,and| draft only a few more than 100 and 12% inches around the|f Military Balls that are ’ 08 protite all Piritishers are given a chan ee to| soldiers have been sent to their} heel. ‘The xmaliest foot inspected being ‘held... First ow volunteer, rather than wait for’ the | } because of foot diseases.| was 6% inches long, while the} now i draft, “This was announced Pitiday |The small number is duc partly to| biggest foot was too big to belf learn the by the recruiting mission at 11 © eareful inspection of selected| measured by the instruments at at mes at feet by the local boi hand. It was 13% inches long and Volunteers will be given their|aminers, according to Car fitted a 16 shoe chotoe of the « Y, artillery orten-|and partly due to the fact that] Many a man, say the doctors, gineering cory there are few foot maladies which| has been rated as a “slacker” by SUNDAY TELL LAW VIOLATORS |< ire wets r gE ‘| ac ; he meas a rgeut saobalar eet D ANCING BY AUTO PLATE COLOR) or ica: easy of cure does not go] Feet Toughen Every automobile traveling wath:| to say that they are not of After the first two weeks in/f being taught each week DREAS ont the new yellow license plate « is| portance camp there is 0 od wi DOORS OPEN AT ONE P. M t the new yellow Heense plate « is} Porta: amp there is a short period when by | They Can't Fight ne s . 3 UPerams violating the law, and its dr iver| the new soldier's feet give him| Meeting Starts subject to arrest, according to caun-| “An army is no stronger than the| acute trouble. ‘During zhis time|{. Prof. and Mrs. Oswald PROMPTLY AT TWO! ty officials \feet of the men composing it," says| the regimental physicians she oinlea Only about half of the mach tnes| Capt. Rich. “A man may have gall| distributing foot powder and their 30 Assistants | 5 BUILD 262 HOUSES IN ence of provincial premiers at Ott wee rem eT OME: and Uaten to the Story | in the county have 1918 licenses r sw, | sto: for example, and while suf-| advice and before the end of =i} at the wo last week an Social Revolution, | The plates should have been on the| fering can fighi, but a man with| other week the feet are toughened } SEATTLE IN FEBRUARY"! teitea oxsinet desi with 9 od sud star an Mhogert Meshes anon tne Lcvtiltetsor cunvuslecnasant ion 0 igo tint tus Gaay-s Seth! Reenter ae e ‘anted u n ‘eb stag nd determination his phys Ww ken ‘ho will Geseribe the - useless onthe furhting line You'll| undue discomfort Misr the conmtrwotion ot 203)", Grcnres romerkabie } Overthrow of the Czar, the Tus {! HAS 100 DEPENDENT! tind nim tn his bunk, usuatty." | In the supplying of the men with HIPPODROME Hartan Carey Brewster was pro- : ne Rerena . ries Mache “ bp ban rans dilee Soars miptortmer th. te Soe viele yori in) WI AM eon oe RG er ea | Page ogrtabon mae pirw=myeons braeeagbon canes vets Pebruary, 1917 Mug s e : ernment” and Coming Power of | jundred dependents were the claim |! the inspection of ‘the ‘fighter's| lously caretu ne shoe must fit. genes Sette of the bulléiags in Fob horn in Harvey, Albert county, New | Characterizee our methods indi] Holsheviki, from the standpoint ar remption made by one solelier | feet and even ‘tho they may not|It Is a product of the most careful Start Monday Night Tuary wan $409,340 ngninst $149 co nah a al yen 6 cal Maa rs are accorded every cour of a Worker Who Took an Active mp to the exemption beard} sive him trouble in the tratsing| workmanship and design and built (7 P. M.) An the same month in 1917 “ie alleles gel gehen y meaiotent with eound busi Part in the Great Social Up! . day Jecamp, if there is reason to -belteve|on absolutely scientific principles, ee: rea ——— 50 SOS Reneeiated: in Seameperte- ty Rake JuARDNeNs mo, jhe veaantt ie Mforman, }that under greater strains ‘they | but all of its good points will be lost You'll Be a Finished ot) net 98 #uch PREMIER BREWSTER bog ~ Hewes lliiy aol aeauaaad 4% FREE! FREE! FREE! |) “rhey are members of my re-{*¥ould give him spain, he is mado| if it doesn’t fit the man who will Dancer by Saturday. (4) All Invited. Everybody Wel] ifust have my spiritual advice,” aaid| larly at the \baw pital “hoot| The army shoe has the hair side|f| OBEY THAT IMPULSE Paid on Savings Accounts come, Come Barly , sant ward.” “There are such out|of the skin out, because that side} ( CALGARY, Alta. Mareh 2 Pre: | PORT TOWNSEND, March 2 Accounts Subject to Check Are A »» of Rusaidn Workers’ mier C. H. Brewster, of Pritivh Co-! seventy 1. W. W., employed with Cordially Invited Oe ee Deneees: Wr Oem i a Stale te stan. al of the 100 | City Feet Better outward looks, but inside it's as NOW the Holy Cross hospital here Wriday Logging Co., have endeavored to per- Lecture will be translated ‘by to Church Sunday” will bo! perts, it is the man from the-coun.| “humps” as milady's glove Fifth and University at 10:18 p. m petuate a atrike here, in spite of be-!| Peoples Savings Bank competent Interpreter eatured by the Boylaton Ave, Uni. try who has the poorest fest. City Shoes Flexible AT CALGA ligious faith, and they ne nd} an “out patient” and treated regu-| wear it xcked up his contentions with | patients now | sheds water best. It isn’t built for) START tumbia, died of double penumo other men at the Port Discovery Bay | pastes |§ Hducational League. eerie eta ‘As a rule, according to the ex-| smooth and free from seams and ¥ Premier Brewster contracted the ing granted an eight-hour day, The! | secon® Ave. AND PIKE sr, tarian church Sunday. Dr, J. D, O,| men, they say, have far less foot| It ts flexthle, too, and! the big iron ailment while attending @ confer other men refused to join. ¥| 2 Powers will be in the pulpit. disease despite the allegation that| nails in ie sole are placed care- i