The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 25, 1918, Page 7

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KLAMATH SAILING MAR. 31 San Diego— fae Cherry St. _Fhese Witiott sens RUSSIANS WANT ALLIES | TO INVADE SIBERIA) At a meeting held Sunday after. noon at Washington hall, Seattle! MY UNMARRIED WIFE = The Real Thing in Russians expressed a desire for an The Motion Picture allied invasion of Siberia, That such Line. a move would be more acceptable than a Japanese invasion of the same territory, was the general be lef. For the relief of Russia's destitute, $100 was subscribed. Afternoons atrictly nvenient and our representative will call at your residence. Sanders & Company 1003-4 Lb. ©. SMITH BUILDING Eliott 4662 | lOc, 20¢ Nights rae IMOORE HHIAIRL,:, MrMbasoke M ART OF ELM C PHONES AIN 3330 NOW PLAYING Everything has a standard. In vaudeville it Circuit Vaudeville. The programs of this famous circuit appear twice daily at THE MOORE THEATRE with a new bill every Sun- day. Loversof good amuse- ment never miss a bill. GEORGE DAMEREL Edward Assisted by Myrtle Vail, Wheeler & Moran In “Me and Mickey HARUKO Japanese Prima Donna Lazier-Worth Company “An Evening at Home “IN THE By Eugene G. O'Neil A Washington Square Players’ ORPHEUM TRAVELOGUE | PRICES HTS: 10c-25c-50c-75¢ MIATINEES: 10c - 25c - 50c Presenting a) MARY GARDEN “The Splenid Sinner” Is the story of a beaut 1 nderti the limit of de is Orpheum for the man the days the great war when there was still a place for luxury and ex travagance, gilded cor n and blatant wick Gaterson’s Augmented Russian Orchesten “Moment Musteal Schubert Selection, Hune and a splendid cast in Cooper & Robinson “A Friend of Mine on the Wrong Street” ONUKI Oakes & Delour In the Antique Shop” ZONE” New York Success CONCERT ORCE ESTRA prices, etc. AT THE ARENA) Mer.| STAR—MONDAY, MARCH 26, 1918. 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Price $1.00. —Basement Salesroom. he| Vietory bread wi ll contain 23 per Blanche Mason dent the woman's pro vision of ] the Seattle po ment, has reported to Chief Warren. Excursions to oth portions of the state will be made by the state “we must have greater armies! gepartment bureau of the Chamber than we have yet considerel, we) of Commerce a Commercial C lub | must make greater sacrifices than) guring the summer Alwe have ever dreamed of, we must of! give our all to this war,” Dr, J. B. nt-| Crowther stated Su: | Methodist church. the| band was a feature of the services. 13th naval dis} Austin, a German |forced to kiss tho U gjer he had become I) war news Saturday ty| said he bought a w 5 cents, but the pe jollar to him becau | tion it contained UNION foe) MRS. SAVERY IS DEAD After a week's i bella Barnett Sa William B, Savery philosophy versity of W monia Saturday home at 4711 15th Mrs, § the eldest of them rangements have made, Registered men 5 will meet at the ers’ club Monday from district No. Alaska building. und promise to be a good citizen aft epartment ashington, died of pneu very leaves four children, | 500 Thrift clubs by 100. For both men and women, a coun- of patriotic sei will be organ ized at the West Seattle high school, nday at the First ‘The Navy Yard ell trict, and will meet the first week Monday nig’ in April. | BELLINGHAM GERMAN Mrs. H. F. Ackerman was injured This is in line with the policy re Sa day, h truck b aut partment to select all future officers) BELLINGHAM, March 25. Frank 1814 Third ave. N. shoemaker, Ww Inited States fla The Siberian climate has endanger- the life of Alexis Romanoff, the former Czarina Alexandra states in dispatches. nlisted men were entertained by members of Rainier chapter, D. A R, Sunday « | Mrs, Laura ©. |neral services will be afternoon, at 4 o'clock, jubilant over the evening. Austin ‘ar news extra for aper was worth a se of the informa. | Fisher is dead. Fa- held Monday from Butter. lIness, Mrs, Isa-| Worth & Sons’ chapel very, wife of Dr. Cerporal Corwin 8, Shank has , head of the been assigned to the next officers’ training camp, at Fortress Monroe, King cot council of defense has moved from room 418 to 409 county- clty building CHEHALIS.—The Northern Pacif- \fc railroad bridge across the Cheha- lis river, west of Adna, which was undergoing repairs, was wrecked by Ja log boom smashing into ft. RALIA.—David Calderwood, rs of age, and one of the early at the Uni- aftern at her ave. N 13, not Funeral ar yet been from district No.| CE Soldiers’ and Sail- | 85 y night, and those | settlers of Lewis county, died at his 6 at room 1416| home in Oakville a few days ago. YAKIMA. ww Ehlers, qot of| held in default of $1,000 bail, 8 | | will begin | ing $18,000, the state $37,000, and the Seattle has exceeded its quota of 20%: editor of the Evening Journal, | | | has approved the opening to entry of tage hill, has decided he would rather shoulder a gun than knit. After piece three sweaters for the Red he has laid aside his needles and enlisted. NOME.—The first boat that leaves here after the breaking of the ice on Bering sea will carry nearly 500 reim deer for marketing on the outside, CHEHALIS.—To answer a charge _ breaking into the Northern Pa- — cars, Henry Austin and HL G, Hill, brought here from Kalama, are HOQUIAM.—The building of the — road in the Lake Quinault district | at once. The cost will amount to $100,000, the county pay. government the balance. JLINGHAM. has enlisted in one of the Scottish Highland regiments in which he served as an officer during the Boer and will leave here today for ngland, having received a commis sion as first lieutenant. WASHINGTON.—Secretary | about 300,000 acres of land classified s ag tural in Jackson and Jo- sephine counties, Oregon. As soon as the classifications are completed, further restorations to entry will be mad ABERDEEN.—Rev. T. H. Simp son has resigned as pastor of & First Presbyterian church of city, and will devote his time to be ging camp and sawmill welfare work, HOQUIAM.—Fred F. Shepard, chief engineer of the schooner San Jacinto, was fined $50 and costs when 13 quarts of whisky were found in the engine room. Capt Sorenson had previously searched — his ship and warned his crew that if there was any liquor aboard it would _ be thrown overboard. 4 CENTRALIA—John Snyder, a Pe Ell junk dealer, was arrested on — a charge of larceny when it was dis covered that a car of funk which he was about to ship contained. quam tity of wire, brass and fittings which had been taken from the Central jufacturing Ce, Cot-| Light and Mam