The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 8, 1918, Page 7

“HOTELS TO QUIT (OQ Sanne Dri | n rin ri SERVING WHEAT bow Prins Litive rr STAR—MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1918. ‘REAL COMEDY IN | | MET PLAY; NEW . e tion WASHINGTON, Aprit 8— (6 7 ‘ Wal , METROPOLITAN loes Every firstciags hotel and res | OC ( 1 We e Week Pro Ta rdilta deta volt il is taurant in the United States will New Zea ram Ope Fine Art the Ame nb o at sa be asked by Food Administrator we , ‘ ' ' ' ftor , to Hover to forege entirely con here 19 Out. of Rooms Tue 10 a,|_. That's the plot of Get sumption of wheat in any form | : ; ; Your Gun." with a fe until the next hitevest 0 Grov sky, | = me—Han k, here and there that kee en are Following voluntary pie 0 up and the iaug The ‘comedy Yeadin: hotel men last week, stat pres al thin, the hoe lore “ See RY DR. Fo TRUBY KING “Not a dolly toy—but a eaty of s + can fe ox administrators have b pn direct -the t to found up all first-ctass places|Werld's Foremost Baby Saving| bouncing baby t magine, « you line up a cow iy “ : | Sing it to the tune that your | boy, exactly ax he'n found onthe cir territory, ‘Those responding Expert Poh aera tas uct” haw an : mother used (o eroon wh reen Ainat } hn sy Neat iggy Rigel 7 ee ee ee rocked you to sl and ' ! 1 sm, cE ce tcat oms ene. OO ny Ning art have the slogan of baby br 1 after ' heire yl gesdiociayegirnnliprs ft W ‘ which opens at 10 a.m, ‘T A good houne wa per nounced its measures to enforce ob ke Pret a a Peat irsadie ‘ob- regulations on all other e places, | ar welfare t Ga Waal Me the ' Hotels or cafes which user me one of th amen abet babies, ; aS ; us an six pounds of wheat flour for the day in New , dnd the amaoes he w’ ' on- sch 90 meals served, or more than su t of permanent public Int yale ted a oi Bray leg It's @ mighty enjovat how ik two ounces of wheat flour in any | of constant and earnest minded at-| , UAly Week. wnlch Koes Under tne a ee ‘ike wm to any one patron at any one| tention week, will be observed all over) MOORE the | Al, oF fall to obsetve whe Looking the tion bate etal bic naleo8 t Untrammeled, the human body x all q #, oF otherwise violate the rules, | Of the pit they tn.G drive to Gave the I poetry of motion in the I be subject to suspens: are prin for mothers, 06- chilean te 8 pense éf Ae dane f the ¢ the es from bakeries. Bak In one jo yen trive will spread over a who er init to license control will be directed to| !* the least imp - ev wh as Children’s year, a withhold goods from recalcitrant e society's hoapital wor The te will b h the Huns of ignorance From a standpoint of artistic per bor ing houses. tution ts wes ms or neglect and disease that now m fection, the three Natalie ters al Ove FACES SECOND TRIAL ta t f The attack comes Con, bitte a healthy im 1a \ lin- IN CHINAMAN KILLING w«» have . tures will be held all week on t ex t ! . April 8 with their we 8 roper fee are and genera P reyer, 1$,| become inmates for a it aktiven ua neomtte ™ nd Obey" ie an emus his arged with the murder of Lem | 49s #0 that they may perta of the state, at the Fine art fn one act, featuring W. H. act Sing, a wealthy Chinese mine own the right track rooms. 4 Ethelynne Bradford on November 9, 1915, began here to- Hold Classes walke out on Tarzan, the day. Eleven women were among the celts Goins Seaaiaen take evel Will Chart Children —- 69 talesmen summoned for the trial.|abie for the ching of The city te to be divided into five Gus od ype ‘The Chinese Six Companies were rep but we enco gira to districts, or ¢ where children | smu patter t resented by a special prosecutor. At re] t ns weighed. A ang charted) aocg mi . Dn weekly cla: and stratio “ : ta he the first Wial Freyer was convicted | or to enter the institution for a short eee et or nl. 2 billed as quic] and sentenced to life imprisonment. | course of training, Further, at Dun My “ See | awa “rita A pew trial was granted later. * edin a guild of 60 school girls was Maa cmaeenen attdes QUIZ 100 WITNESSES ion handling and looking after tne] CPArEe iintcr and oniy awatta|| Monte Carter to — rye — ©) the arrival of score carda, de ed by)! s IN GAMBLING MURDER] babies in the grounds, thus helping ee eee oe eee om to dauneh | Open Playhous om NEW YORK, April §—More than | °° Provide the mothe clement: her work % ™ wali 100 witnesses were examined at the |? ‘tne aime time | Tuesday morning's program in | ye teal district attorney's office today in| Sevelopime moth ia | cludes an opening address by Mayor | navied connection with the murder of Harry | tha giris themanives OW Hanson, lecture by Ella Erick | Cohen, alias “Harry the Yot.” ao gee son on “Prenatal Care.” and a talk | | As we fognd that a hospital for . sa eal gambler, for which Morris Rothen- | ick eid tans “ane tha heat on e| bY Dr. J. 8 Durand, baby specialist, | an eo berg has been indicted. The witness | for demonstrating th winsome at on “intancy At b. m. Effie I a it a es were captured in raids on all-|tractions of early childh Itt, head of the home economies | night cafes early yesterday that re-| decided that It would be best Gepartment at the University of sulted in ervests: Saude meee Ghvahah sour ¥ nahin ton, will open, on “Food of EN GRACE? O e | stitution ao that we might have a[ {re Child” Dr. H. J. Tloyd on EXPECTS ARRESTS TO pleasant detached cottage within the by it Schools,” and s vocal) Seattle | grounda, where we could sole by irs D. Clifford Reid wit! wi FOLLOW LYNCH PROBE |a:-. = Build your baby to beat the boche COLLINSVILLE, m., Apri s.—a| babies. for whom Get behind Baby week ‘ trectay coroner's jury will attempt today to! Un? 'n any pre fix responsibility for the lynching, | eel eal have become mest wi 4 First carly Friday, of Robert Praeger, alien| These babies will be admitted) have become most winsome and at ; enemy. ’ when separation from the mother ts ive t with Ten alleged ringleaders of the mob| inevitable and will be kept in the Classify Knowledge | - have been summoned to testify, fol-| MAtitution, up to, say, two years of/ You see how insistent the ~~ . age, so an to show clearly how well| Zealand plan ts education It} lowing probes by the attorney gener. | | : al's office and Coroner Lowe. Ar-|% baby can be made to do, even! docs not suffice for the baby to be/ A Geide nemwanee ore'e: 4,| under the grave primary handicap of We take into our Dune following the inquest. "| not being #u if property cared » howpital many babies who were 7 oi a | in a cheap, simple home. Not/| born tn good health but have been fa only will the care of these children| brought to death's door by pure ig POWDERED GLASS PUT serve “for demonstration to mothers| noranee—by lack of knowledge. on| ? and the visiting public generally, gut| the part of their mothers concerning | IN SOLDIERS’ FOOD) i iit’ aiso nerve for the training) the fundamental iwe and needa of ANTONIO, Tex. April §—| of school girls, and the rast—| life Powdered glass tn food caused iliness | “look on this picture and then on So it has been all along our first of 50 persons at Camp Travis, ac-| thix”—will be, specially impressive! tenet to noquire, Investigate ant | * confing to Maf Noel Giaina, of the| with the example near at hand of|elassity knowledge concerning the military police. An Austrian and/ the babies who have been allowed) hea! of mothers and children; and two Germans employed {n analyzing | to drift and are now being restored | escondly, it has been our purpose to I food at the Fort Sam Houston labor-| to health in the hospital diftuse this knowledge by all means Story “have been dealt with,” Maj.| A final and important benefit of thruout the commun Gains stated. this annex will be its influence on| ce A car load of flour consigned to| the nurses themsely who ot er-| (EDITOR'S NOTR—Another of Dr. the camp was under guard today, fol-| wise feel the #train of always part! King's bab: ne articles will a ¥, p lowing its arrival with seals broken. ing with the bables just when th he Star Monday pear e Youthful Stout-Fashion oe / ORSETRY for full-devel- ae figures has attained new he comfort. It is no longer necessary to wear corsets with cumbersome straps and buckles that add weight and size. tion and the use of special fabrics Stout-Fashion Corsets the most heavy figure. Your figure is gently molded and supported——not compressed. It is given fashionable, graceful lines, while you also enjoy a decidedly new experience in corset comfort. Ask to see these wonderful new Youthful Stout-Fashion models. Look for the name ), Back Lace and Front Lace ights of fashion and} Scientific designing, expert construc- | make these American Lady Youthful | fashionable and the most comfort- | able corsets ever made for women of | Blanche Gilmore Monte Carter is coming back to | Seatti. Those who used to fill the jold Oak theatre, on Second ave. will | |remember this comedian. He ts |bringing his musical comedy com-| |pany here for an indefinite engage- ment. He has leased the Tivol! (formerly the Gaiety), on Madison, between First and Second, and will open next Sunday, with a company which includes all the old favorites. ‘Two performances will be given each night and a matinee every ex} cept Tuesday and Friday | eee PALACE HIP Little Lord Robert, smallest come | dian in the world, is the attraction at jf] | the Palace Hip. He is about two feet) i) in height. He te a clever comedian, | singer and da ‘The ( are a troup of perfor. ers who do thrilling te f tum. bling ng and acrobatics | De and Wright ore a hit with Argo and Virginia have a high | class harp and ainging featare | Fox and Foxie’s Circus is a tray osty on the sawdust ring, in which a dog and cats the star perform } ers. ai McIlyar and Hamilton have a/f} unique comedy acrobatic novelty. | fi Serie: {I ORPHEUM iW The Orpheum theatre show is/f headed by West and O'Ririen and their musica r y Doctor.” n “The Beau Orbasanay's Cockatoos are well | trained Browning and Boothe |two vaudeville boys in a a room comedy sketch; Nelson we 4 two girls have the crowd| |inughing with “That Mysterious} | Blonde"; Peats and vens have |"Fun in a Chinese Laundry,” and} Ben Nelson is a hit with his Rube company of 11,| — PAGE 7 Lend Him a Hand! —Pocketbook Patriotism is what is needed now—in this vital hour when all Civilization is breathlessly awaiting the word that Americans— one and all—are in the war to the limit of their resources! ‘ Help Seattle to send this word—buy Third | | Liberty Loan Bonds to the limit of your ability— buy them tomorrow—urge your friends and asso- ciates to do so! SEVEN HONOR DAYS! attle must oversubscribe her quota by next Satur- Your subscription will be received here (at | | Bond Booth, First Floor), at any bank, at Liberty Loan Headquarters in Central Building. . day night. “Maline” —a subtle fascination lies in fta silky, gosmamery mesh. small them 4a to and and —large hats hate welves with d so their charm. for ruffs it is the and capelets that are “ever no amar for wear with the silk suits and frocks of the vogue. it is offered here in a superior quality, 27 Inches whe, and in the following colors —ecru, beige, sand, khaki, aky-blue, 10, Copen hagen, ture king’s-biue navy, flesh-pink, coral, old lon, primrose, mahor: any, cerise, cardinal, scartet, Chartreuse, emerald, Nile eree sian-green, Vila. . er purple. taupe, brown, African-brown, wh: black at ¢ the yard. Volling Section, First Floor BASEMENT SALESROOM | Sal and navy-blue, 54 inches | wide, “Treco” weaves for suits and coats in navy, Pekin-blue and plum- | color, 54 inches wide, | $3.50 yard. | In the new Coatings— Je Favored | Woolens For Suits and Coats RICOTINE plum, Russ nd, wistar in taupe, jan-green, Pekin-blue | Bolivia Cloth, Cheviots, Homespuns and I ket Weaves, 54 inches wide, $3.00, —_ $4.00, 00, $6.00, $7.00 and $7.50 yard. rsey Cloth for suits and coats in rose, Lab- rador, purple, Alice- blue, wistaria and plum, $4.50 to $6.50 yard. —First Floor. Bandeau Brassieres, 35c popular because it the slightest discomfort. attractively low price for this style of Bras- siere, which has become so sup- ports the figure without \ The one pictured, in pink or white fabric, with tape shoulder straps and elastic insert in back, 3 by Telegraph 3 3 ew and Telephone @| his 17-year-old wife and her mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Adkins th |self and died instantly. ling occurred on their farm, 10 miles | | from hi FORT WAYNE were killed and fou chine in which they was struck by a passenger train near | m: 5¢ | Salesroom. Basement McGowan non him The shoot en turned the ter, when a were riding | Funeral services were held Sanday afternoon x persons| ward Noble English, retired minis who died sanitarium Saturday janie, The King 6 Hao wed. 2 icc 4 “Better Babies” impor- health Madras Creep with pink ar blue silk rit White Dimity Creepers with bon, er : | square ne short sleeves White Outing Flannel Blan and em lered design Bablex’ Wool Bootees, 40 0c and & Babies’ Why 1 4 Infants’ Coats in short and long styles, with shoulder sizes 0,1 an pair. capes and tr ing of nar Bables’ Black P Leather Babies’ Purtips in ther or w patent lea ae te kid, The 5 ‘ Crib Sheets of soft n, with hemsatitehed and at top, 7c. Pik low Case to match, 40¢, Infants’ White Outing Plan- nel Gowns, bt at bottom and vy tied over the hand, $1 ves 00. Hand-Scalloped Sheets of soft Gertrude Skirts of white 2 outing flannel, with crochet ae, Oth edge at bottom, neck and h crochet edge and arm-« | ion inset, $2.00, Gertrude Skirts of flannel, | white Pique Crib Spreads, with crochet edge trim : ning, $1.25 | ae “4 ee tee t Crib Spreads with butterfly ‘ool mnt Bh eta, T5e. pee ser pd peas eae: and bird designs on white mame a : grounds, $2.00. Infants’ Hand-made Dresses Feeding Bibs of Turkish Tow+ of soft ling: cloth, with el de and 35 ng of Valenciennes Sleeping Bags of white elder down with hood lined im China silk, $4.00. | Net Crib Covers, $2.08. | —Second Floor, BASEMENT SALESROOM New Bungalow Curtain Nets, 25c Yard HE new arrivals in these serviceable, square mesh nets, feature attractive conventional de- signs in both ecru and ivory shades, They are woven of extra-strong, heavy threads, and make serviceable, good-look- ing curtains for any room in the home. Thirty-six inches wide, 25¢ yard. New Curtain Scrims 15c and 20c Yard NEW shipment, offering excellent selection in dainty Curtain Scrims with drawn-work bor- der effects, in ivory, white and ecru shade, at 15¢ yard. —also Hemetitched Scrims, of smoothly woven quality, at 20¢ yard. —Basement Salesroom, New Oxfords, $5.00 AS’ pictured, Wom- en’s Oxfords of dark tan calfskin, on smart walking last, with Goodyear welt sole and medium mili- tary heel. Sizes 214 to 714; widths A to D. Price $5.00. Basement Salesroom. Ithy Ala found dead at his residence Saturday, m. ka mining man, in Sedro-Woolley last uy, Were Saturday night brought — | to Seattle. Funeral services will be | | Tuesday, at 1:30 p.m. from Bonney Watson chapel, under auspices of the Elks. a Kirkland on Sunday, of Mr. and were at 8 o'clock for Rev, Ed at the Mason Home Huge waves on Lake upset the small from the Washi inty federation of the Bice EE eee amen: fic, evccccocooccs | here Sunday night Women's Temperance’ Union, has! Mrs. C. B, Scott, who live near Made Two photopl ure on, William S| yy, 8, food regulations will be out-| James A. Sexton, W. R. C., will! t#ken the 364th infantry, stationed) son park, on Laurelshade ave, They Hart, in “The Marked Deck,” and!}ined to Seattle housewives at| give an old-fashioned dance Tuesday, | ®t Camp Lewis, under its wi to) were picked up by t Monroe Salisbury, in “Hungry Ey¢ Plymouth Congregational chureh,| April 9, at 8 p. m., at the Armory a leat r 5 unch towed ashore cee grein | Sixth ave, and University st, at 2:90) Agfticted by ill-health, H. ma-| oink gpa shoppe Raa shth ave. S., dedication WILKES : p. fa Daseday,, MY Dean) Warnh, 1s micto, Tapanges 46 vanes O14 Mattel Sees Cae re remonies for the new’ Chinese 3) ae - speak at th versi esday| room in the Alps hotel, Seventh ave.| Six-o'clock closing, including Satur.| : ? Bee eos ies Ariten whicee | ee and King st. Ho was to have left| days, is the main idea of the deive,| «,Mtter attending a moving pleture| | at teed 7 | «T. H. Boyd has left the state indus-| Sunday for Alaska, where he had ob-| with’ intent to release workers for| O~ '® company with @ young man 7 } The “kultur” in this case is em: r| @isapproved of by her parental iaaaae | pldyed by an American aristocrat,|ttial insurance commission to be| tained work. the war program. being scolded by her father, Rosi whose greed spurs him to employ |safety engineer for the Seattle Safe-| Elevator girls’ costumes have ap-| | The Red Cross shop has moved.) pastoni, 16, attempted suicide Sum methods rivaled only by the kaiser, |ty Council, 948 Henry building. peared at MacDougall-Southwick’s,| The old place of business, conducted| qay night by. takinu pol in the — Grace Huff, Henry Hall and Ivan| Absence of a quorum at the annual) with pockets for pincers and pow-|{n the Aretje club building, has been| oar of her father’s re nt, at | | Miller appear in the leads and all in. stores in this state. The be sold has been set at $1,500,000, quota to | domestic kins, 23 years old, shot and killed meeting of the King County Parent difficulties, Derby 8. der puffs Ad-| gon in the White building Funeral services for Henry Hand- | abandoned probationary detectives The for quarters with the st ave. She will recover, erpret their characters pleasingly. |'Teachers’ association Saturday pre| A rummage for the benefit of | salvage depfirtment, 2010 Westlake . : e “rh production has bee ne xcellently Ke ated the election of new irlcers | rer h sufferers will be held all] ave. bs all steel chest was stolen from staged by the management {Old officers will hold until a special week Be THs Westlake ave., near ‘ nota, o ree, G17 2st ave.,| * rirvigaafrigte. The play was written by Charles meeting called. Clifford Woody | Pike st., by the French-Amerique as-| Whose wife, Rose L. Tozer, died Fri-| 5, Pirinpipiecss:> fy . | Ktein, She was & vidltion Of the Lan EM fads Fe V. Koos addresved | 8ociation, Donations of clothing are| day at the Swedish hospital, is he es —_ of an | tania sinking, lthe members present wanted. » on the high seas on a Uni: incipient: in the . | i Expert truck drivers are needed) States naval vessel, and was unable! The Judge Wm. A. Grinshaw of} por service at the front by the Amer tend the funeral held Monday|in the Mt FREDERICK IS NAMED Wenatchee is hearing all cases in| jean Red Cross, according to C, D.| from St. Joseph's. [2811 Mt. Rainier drive, wae rifled! TO PUSH W. S. S. SALES Superior Judge J, Tallman's de-| stimson, Capt. Utassy, just arrived mong nges put Into effect in| Sunday, the exact amount taken no 0 + De Oe partment this week Tallman | ¢rom Italy, for the purpose of re-| thé police department turday| being known, 3 }, Frederick, one of the heads |i8 hearing cases in Wenatchee in| cruiting 100 ambulance drivers im-| evening by Chief Warren, was the! The apartment of Charles © 5 erick & Nelson, has b ap-| Which Judge Grimshaw was disqual-| mediately for the Italian front, also] appointing of Cc. Montgomery| 1814 Minor ave, was entered # chairman in charge of the | Ife |i calling for experienced drivers.| and James O'Brien as detectives, and| day afternoon and a cameo brow sale of War Savings Stamps in retail]! MEXICO, Mo—As the result of! Information may be had from Stim} Chad Ballard and G. L. Gordon as} valued at $25, a lady's penknife, two automatic pistols and @ remains of Pred Laubnor, siclen. 7