The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 15, 1918, Page 2

Me—CHILDREN 10¢ ‘DAT SENECA—CONTINUOUS 11 TO 1 ADMISSION SUNDAY ) } A woman’s versus a man’s conscience. There is no one GREEK CONSUL GIVES VERSION been treated ta heen oiroul 1 | have to the eatior ott ! suin | nave the |wue are th }quire and without whic an ul until he is ma: books of the consulate H F VAN DER HEIDEN STAR—SATURDAY, JUNE 15, 1918. PAGE 2 Lillopoulous, Uo dintrict, asverts that he has OF ORAFT CASE ification ar | ai 1 with unfair ai t He toe. adds in 1 rel impre to hin 6 on Ju army nervice a letter to The 1 anion ha. board | 1" lannifi: | that Appealed from the loc liatriet board laimir that I mber Greek diplomatic and, | uch, exempt,” he #ay | ul states that his claim tn nm the fact Uthat he is mar hat hin wife ts ar mam SUNDAY For a Whole Week of Fun corps, absolutely | before upon him for ippert married mal — — Pry YOUN } der existing treaty ce , {Li ayn | "Charges Untairnens | y AN In asking to be clamified as mar |ried. I rhould not be classed a# a slacker fr the duty which I owe} Ad~inistrauion Order, to my adopted country. I rimply ask the chairman of the board to follow | tnd Wor ffecus Only Man | the orders of the provost marwhal, I] k P of Passenger Sica'that he has noe done tom Them A QQKOGS FURR ate Approval | only ‘ome which my wite haa, tn] —_ ‘ recly from my per ON, June ] singed . ye provision made for i eel A us open tan 1 Of Gent capers t ¢ wives of those Mm. eg of vassenger automobdil }ducted Into the mervier i# Inconse. > gp ing August 1 to nds bama. to limit @-nale deh amendy cat istration This ts one of the at programme for reductio lowed non-war tndustri¢ expected coal shortage Just how other indul affected has not been di is @aid to be probable be no publication of a non-essentials. Instead, nent may be made as given applying to a pa try There ts understood, President Wilson now shieh it te action by t food administration “tem board and the raf the consul pets ounced tonight by ¢ TTAGK LAuncED IN WOOD)" urges Chairman Whitney of | 6 with unfairness in dealing with edvantage of his acted moet mali cane,” has taken Jon and haa with reference to my letter #taten fe has even charged me with te « certificates to enable Greeks to one which I im | which Greek laws ret even ask information of the con jeulated upon the ew Villages Taken, bu other actress whose personality lends itself more fit- ‘ er te ne) mattog gl to interpreting Ibsen’s Nora than Elsie Ferguson. on Two Wings. to ithout waiting for t _ Her brilliant successes in “The Song of Songs,” “The FOR THE JURY! _ It “ecensars P Sh og ainly f h WITH THE AMERICAN A Ue, eep,” certainly forecast this honor. ot re ue AnEEeICAs natty | tena toon ot duced - * | sf Unit D>. | duced this year, w ¢M . yiated = Preas.)—The Uni the demande of the co Aug 6, 1916, the end is eared attacked the Ge. vans retary |) + Garfield explained, : ~ 1 uty Promecut ybres< this morning an. perm en hom timate of £6,600,000 i rne M. Hrackett complet Gerisan lines fer ab at tw ahow! peer pony gy we 4 casacteniled ar —— bf a mile on « 600-yard front into] war preparations li ' ’ Arp hinge ot Relleu wood, northwest of q hetach-| tnereased production 4} SEATTLE, S YS CARMODY | Van der Heiden, evidently confident northern fringe of the wood A of nequittal, han compictely resained The Americans captured tw 3 Testis tkereer eae Ie ee cme |ECLIPSE SCARE sea bE | ne arty da of the tr “4 ustra- }| "sgartin Magnuson is the “mead-|the family was abused, and told ot |‘D° ea dare a ral = yet taken by them. wre eo | Redekine Rush to T i S}est man on earth,” Deputy Prose | tames that Magnusson was seen jiturning frequently to Associate d one will be sent to Wa hey Themselves With i of the draft. jeutor John Carmody says. When he | beating his wife. Charity invest! |Counsel Severyne and Deputy Sher. the other to Annapolis. aaa H British and Canadians in }| was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Joe | gators, who went to the house, found | ite geott Malone with a mile Machine Guns Hun? « YAKIMA, Wash, 76 : 4 States between 20 and (| Hill Friday night for ¢ © two youngest children had} py, re wed to each ory }-.When the darknes: port his wife and six ar “ ; Major Edward D. Cole ommanding nlgned at Ben. | gubject to draft unless (ree ag not a Ii aa han | Mae for arsum That ts anid t eesections crept over this city | © was not a | in Ral be the longest tim allowance in Indians king in ag }jhome at 108 North 45t King county courts for many yeara | eral German stragglers during the Sart santay 290 “Makes American subjects 1m )| only food consisted of two r po 296 {jer Fearon esegyt aie ) Marly stages of the attack. Numerous w any [and covered themsel sot age en "That food was the family dinner sk for money, for it alv chine guns, it in believed, will betinority to prohibit manufact diankete oe erat | rm r told ¥ | ded wn in the woods. Morees on ranches that in event of future (| Hill says, and th was none } beaten, she told | i Beco ig apcreapenge nof the draft laws in || house until after Pm. when a ee | sere. ee SS peiiier country its new provisions father came hon . kagnusson . © for mynelt.” she! B | broen Taner me|Foportd joe pate. ee oe gre on 11 006 in Me pocket We Oe Prema | ae tnes 90 dave after| ne «cotsrety manners ane the | Wif@ of one hardware Jgghs Niiaeees Sones te dae trea 3 ead a ana, addition | serion had Ne eer gine cing [ered her children about at months to 9 years é -eaoayglans strong, and enc BEFORE 5 p iM ie pe naidered the rig. t thing to do frou | that Rs world might Neighbors have complained that jothing » them wart | inf military standpoint. " HIS MAN HAD REGULAR | —————--_____—__— ~| 8 briges Hin detachment, the Secretary assert pam SE ——— “ fficen of an nter |e did not result, as has been publicly 1 ROCERY STORE HIDDEN 7 ; A 0 2L9 SOL BE ene ee es tomi| LAW MAKES DAUGHTER OF VETERAN ENEMY ALIEN has been indicted by the fede ral | Jary for hoarding 4,920 pounds! flour, 10,000 pounds of beans 0 fe Pounds of rice, contrary to fed aw classifies Mra, Viola | refused him for physical disabili goa ihe | Raphael, 211 Ninth ave., as an aller * enemy, and will require her to regis Jen sorighe May a age eke RUSSIA AND UKRAINE fio Scihy "umn bar > or oor CEASE HOSTILITIES |: ng in the cfvil war |— AMSTERDAM, June 1 : par ot pr pets We come into this world without tt, And we leave it whem we die; We have to work fe earn ity And we need it when we buy zitons! treaty signed t b provides: for lilities and the enter peace nes ation of j raine, and has never become a natur alized neric a re Mr Ra cursion 1 Season|= ‘nerican ctisen, Mrs Mr nch, Scotch and Iriat in Topeka, Kan Her © weeks after the bat t 1 fever coi for the opening of the " tursion season by the ing the entir “Navigation Comp: ish-American war Mission of the we ‘apadia Hirst excursion of the a the Hood Canal with the St Last year many ‘gands of people took advante this day's outing, and with t Heweomers who are now here E that an even larger nui Swill find thi# trip the means of ¢ fing clove to nature for ast a @ay. The steamer will leave Colman} Dock at 9 a. m., running er and returning to int In the United States army i«|O’BRIEN FALLS ‘| 2,000 FEET; GETS | | A BROKEN NOSE | NTONIO Arr which | at le as far Lieut attle It is not through the printed paper or by flashes over the wires that the fame of Peruna is spread most effectively. More peo- ple take Peruna because of AMUSEMENTS)". = elf on his 1 fell hibition flight Despite his declaration that he wa, unhurt, following his fall row escap bee feet 95s terday in an ex-| A. HW. WOODS Presents MARY’S ANKLE | esterday, | 4 O'Brien was not permi to to One - Sore Lane Houston and fill his lecture eneage. || the advice of some satisfied 50. Mat. Mat. J | ment, as he announced. 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Bold everywhere. Ask your dealer Lemania iil, P _Reemplayment on reapptica : Fs SUSEURSECBEEEEREEEEEES jrintendent I-A. Worehand, of the You know how newspaper reporters are—always getting their noses into things & wera Nat Sag Ang ep ana Ot Rip oie they shouldn’t—Doug was no exception. If he wasn’t busy getting into trouble, #3 gi n he was twice as busy getting out, but it all makes a dandy story. 5 + i and offered night want *° |S guauaueuSenuneneneenesneuquenenesesccces aaneneeee the 300 BATHE AT LAKE | Neport from Lake Washingt mark board, Fach take tech she! EET AT PIKE Continuous 11 to 11 Admission 20c; Children 10¢ r aling Alki beach recorda. The oard in sending tmvitations to the comets eine mata ort ahaa U, $. DESERTER | | PUBLIC MEETINGS IN 'AUSTRI AN GUN 'AGED COUPLE LIVE nile forthe men tone the city DUBLIN PROHIBITED | ON $12 A MONTH pathing accommodations free | DUBLIN, June 15. A proclama | MUNCIE, Ind, June 14. W. de SEIZE SIX tion insued today prohibits all pub | Daniel city humane officer, in hi# SACKS OF Axe ion, Lyk pct | tings and processions in Dub-| i rounds, recently discovered am aged FLOUR IN GERMAN HOME 3° 2. nt a ee , June 15.—A mudden inten-|man and wife, the former 85 ant Mepis a yin tie ol " i, in a lps : iiietae ss . of Aus ntetan artillery fire | inttor 78, living on a F ry me yndition ‘ollow a attem rem ngarina valley to the se ” i : Vine 0! odieskuing ee I “ J pe asi 1 near - ss é ome of | Ww later wa ated ft despondency over gan at dawn today the war tel A month Out of this um they must eo rman Mrs. George Gramprie, 2826 6sth his army sta announced this afternoon ay ren ” onfere have been seized t t late Frida evenin Ellison Ax ft Camp Lewis without ait ie sas : 5 : pon said that until pricea federal officer Secret service Ins slashed his throat with a razor, sev-leave Thursday. Six months previ of ¥ ssaries became so high they vestigation showed that the flour ering the jugular vein, aecording to ous, he had been induc ted into the managed x along 1 well, b ms ® niong fairly v t was shipped from Ritzville Novem the Ballard police, who declared, fol army, after having been arrested as that now they eee difficult" The committee ire men deci A-TANK| Shareee. from prejudice or any 111 foal ing on the part of Administration of-| Men Are Rushed in leventh ah ficials toward General Wo General |" egy e Craft Benorted in Last) wood, » ¥ ttle Creek fuer 5 « w zen who b \e 1 ta © hunared soldiers ernal reve officera will ser n auto trucks .w for t of refuse ' me * may cond activit ¥ d one f and} : e the adv Qo) around the vease: rtted wi wir € they oppose. 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