The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 25, 1918, Page 2

Years the:-homeft for Friday and Saturday: —no C. specials will not be delivered —can be easily taken by pur- chaser. aluminum percolator: special for Friday and Saturday— caryice +r Irnisne ” 0. D. or phone orders; to a purchaser; these 2.39 regular price $3.30 wine pu lumina will make ‘ Frida 1 Sature solid oak jardiniere stand: special for Friday and Saturday— “indignant counter offensive ting on the Many respects, owing to the ‘on this fron’ DON, July My decorated Lieut. A. C. Carpenter Btates Sings destroyer Sing “A allied the Cologne Gazette says it was a sur misconception Dy prisoners’ statements that ) @Mitente had no intention of at and owing to employment of tanks, a under cover of cornfields.” RNG GEORGE HONORS "U.S. NAVAL OFFICER King George the distinguished serv mgham palace today Four Fine New RED SEAL RECORDS From July List CARUSO and DE GOGORZA la luz de la luna”—$4.00 GERALDINE FARRAR “The War $2.00 JOHN McCORMACK Sings—“Litile Mother of Mine”—$1.00 ALMA GLUCK Sing “Angels pede alt and Fair” Peeved! Foch ‘|Boys Find Woman | Is Concealed | ‘Allied Captives DAM, July 25.—The Ger because allied deceived them by declaring had no intention of start Dying on Steps Mrs. J. B. Pratt, of 323 25th ave |S. was discovered Wednesday after noon in a dying condition on the Frink boulevard, near fist ave. by three boys According to the boys, a man ran up the steps as they were descend ing. and told them that a woman was dying below. The boys investi gated, and discovered Mrx. Pratt She was taken to the city hospital in a private automobile, dying on the way. City ‘phyatclans declared her death was due to poison. said to have been desponder She in He is | a. FE P Baby’s Lullaby” Convenient Victrolas, $22.50 to $400 Payment Terms Fianos, v Dealers in Steinway and ether Planes, Pianeia rolar and Records, Plager Music. Sherman lay & Co. lare now for male. ‘ uon COURT ORDERS STOCKADE MAN GIVEN HEARING A bitter fight to release three al ced vicediseas victims interned in the stockadea was continued Thurs day, when @ (ost case application for | ® writ of habeas corpus was asked of | Judge Dykeman tn superior court by Dr, EB. J. Brown, attorney for Hd ward L. Tweed On the outcome ot | this case will rest the action that with} be adopted in the two other canes Brown, on the opening of the case immediately asked that Tweedy be produced in court, in order to make & plea in his behalf. Anaintant Corporation Counsel Meter and City Attorney strenuously powed thin. The court would be breaking the wtate laws and the quarantine impor | @ton the prisoner by the state board of health if Tweedy were here,” dectared Meler “We're either gotne to have the ‘ourt in Kennedy op brought or else we'll ho the stockade,” replied Judge man. Kennedy and Meier protested that the holding of court in the stockade would Iay the judge and the court Attendants open to infection, and would also be a breach of quarantine Judge Dykeman fina rdered the prisoner produced ourt & p.m. Friday he would grant a writ of habeas corpus for b bert unless prevented from F by « mandate from the » Rotten, ratridden stockade.” was the term applied by fir t view disease quar Pro-German” was ame Mune the hotter passages tn the art ar gument BOARD FAVORS INTERCHANGE OF TRANSFERS ‘The city utilities committee adopt ed a recommendation of Superin tendent Thomas Murphine Thureda morning calling for an interchange of transfers between the city line 17th ave. N. W. and the Greenw line, owned by the Wentern Wash ington Power company The superintendent « recommen dation for the purchase of atreet cars was Also adopted and will go before the city council for final rath fleation. Twenty of these cars under Superintendent Murphine’® plan would be used for the new elevated line and five would take care of in creased traffic on the level routes. Councilman A. F. Haas will go to Tacoma to inapect some street cars there formerty belonging to a St Paul traction company and which Te may also visit Spokane for a like purpose, if a plan under discussion by the com mittee is adopted. Youthful Elopers Evade Detectives) Seattle detectives nearty sauriched | an clopement in the bud Wednesday ight—nearly, but not quite. Just ten minutes separated them from muccenn. Notifications from the sheriffs of- fice at Mt. Vernon, Wash, stated that Mada Firide, 17, and a youth by the name of Bingee, 20 years old, had left Concrete, Wash, for Seattle on the evening train. De tectives Bergstrom and Cochran scooted down to the station, and found that the train had arrived ten minutes before The police are couple tn Seattle described as being drensed, the youth looking for the now. Roth are tall and well- dark and the maid fair, Raid Millionaire’s Home; Seize Sugar PASADENA, Cal, July 2% deputy marshal and food nanetine tration officials today raided the home of Hulett C. Merritt, million aire, and seized 209 pounds of sugar They charge it was unlawfully hoarded, and under libel proceedings inatitated today it will be sold at auction as contraband Merritt in now t believed he will be In the Mast. It is arrested un his return The regulations under which wax seized provide a fine of ) or a two-year prison term, or for viola’ Italian Swindlers Get Long Sentences | ROME, July 25.—Signor Cortez, 1 of being «windlers who obtained stx from the Banca Liztale entenced to nine a member of band of million if has been years and two months imprisonment, and a fine of 8,600 francs imponed. Former Magistrate Colazza, also | convicted, was sentenced to eight! rs. Other members of the band| were sentenced to from one to| seven years. GREEK ARCHBISHOP IS EN ROUTE TO AMERICA ROME, July 25--The archbishop of Athens, president of the Greek holy synod, arrived here today en route to the United States, where he will settle Important questions concerning the Greek orthodox church tn America. U. S. Needs Reserve of Steel- -Schwab| PHILADELPHIA duly Charles M. Schwab, director g of the emergency returned here today after an inspec of Pacific coast shipyards, and there should veral| declared not be ounce of American steel sent to for America each have accumulated al reserve of at least 60,000 tons.” Ex-| The Union Record issues this warning in the in- |terest of the business men of Seattle who have demon- |strated their fairness to and sympathy with organized labor so strongly in the past and to save them from an the |expenditure from which they will get no adequate portation of steel, he said, Is har. | pering the shipbuilding program Japan Replies to Wilson Russ Note WASHINGTON, July 26 text of Japan's reply to President Wilson's, proporal for aid to Russ n received by this over Dyke: | \" ‘ 1 ail THE SEATTL I STAR— THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1918, Military Police at Lewis Try to Be Big | Brothers to Boys CAMP LICWIR, Jo! If a man can't go without sleep 36 hours in an lemergency, he can't be a member of the military police, Unitke the old |utory of a town copper asleep on hin beat, the “M. P." must be patrolling hin port in a soldierly manner every " ‘There's & nevere penalty at tached to faiture of duty in the mill tary potior nute Mut it twn't fear of the conse juences that keeps an “M. 1." wide nwake on his beat, He likes hin job and takes a keen pride in know that his work is well and efficient done, He knows that he was choser or military pollee duty because jualifica tly wtriving engeance. It in only thin kind of men that remain Mandie Crowds To qualify for the military police a vlan must be more tha Hen to ride a horses, and ride them well 1 t " trol on riot and dnah 1 aft ' Atield He keep 2 AMUSEMENT S « Defy 1 ® 1 MLLR BEREDS MODELS 5 Other Big tip Acts Photopiays: “The Eagte’s Fire” and June Eividge in “Joan of the Wands” We ™ a NEW PANTAGES Mats 2:28 Tana 8 GALETTVS BANOONS Migerst Laugh on Karth. DENTISHAWN DANCERS Neastifal, Altering ( Other Feateres General Admin 2 METROPOLITANE 15 tax: 271 Nights Ladies Onty Mata. 4 Poly 30; Fri. Nar Vi. Aeg ® General Neterday. Aug. 10. HE =" ALL! KSOoWwS TRELLIS Nights, the, Bie, The PRICES: ie ony mania. toe General Mat. 250, Sd, Pius 10% Wer Tax i womet © leave “it when we dies! ¢ to work to earn “it,” And we need “it” when we bay rf boone: “it gees for r, COAT, DRESS RENCE UPSTAIR “WARNIN G To All Business Institutions of Seattle: | A gang of advertising business interests of the city for a Labor Day edition of the “Pacific Labor Review,” |without a home and without existence. their “touch” | | cign countries until the shipyards ot| MONEY UNDER FALSE PRETENSES. | return. these solicitors leave the impression the |proceeds go to the benefit of organized labor. THERE IS NO PAPER OR PUBLICATION AU- fleet corporation,, THORIZED BY ORGANIZED LABOR OF SEAT- TLE BUT THE SEATTLE UNION RECORD, AND tur | ANYONE ALLEGING OTHERWISE IS OBTAINING CENTRAL LABOR COUNCIL, form neatly pressed, shoow shined and present an imma He must be able to han: He must not only be ab " charge the duties of a police officer ate “front in a large municipality, but must ur derstand military police duty ax well And, above other things, an "MI must be @ diplomat. He munt be able to cope with any kind of a com plex aituation that confronts bir Kager to Help Many soldier the ranks are un jar with the purpose of the military police organizat The Jo not understand that it in a bod of their own brother soldiers, select 4 for police duty tn and about the amdng military men along somewhat similar lines as the police depart ments In oly ©. And while they are ever watchful of any violations they are Ju eer to help a aol dier at any tm Many a man in uniform has beer ot mtraight the efforts of the tary § other means than cou The organt » wan hb for the purpose loting woldiers In de to wat nd appreh wrong connidered In the ranks PACKERS’ GUILT IS APPARENT TO THE HOUSEWIFE BY \. D. COCHRAN (Written for the Newspaper Enter prine Association.) re trying to be WABHINGTON, July 25 Recent by the publicity department of Armour 4 © nent out a letter to newsr&pers telling what a wonderful organization the packers have, and how efficiently they have functioned in helping to win the war. This let ter was not a defense of Armour & Co. alone, but of the “packers,” and there was much Interesting matter in it The letter said “The story of what the packing in | dustry is doing to win the war in a romance all by itself A Wondertul Organization Personally | betieve the packers would be better off if they would drop the camouflage, cut out such bunk aa Swift wrote about there p= Ing competition and no monopoly and face the public honestly as one) big industry There is no question about ft betne a wonderfully efficient organtzation. | The real question is whether the people of this country can safely| trust to five concerns (really two, for Armour and Swift dominate the | | industry) « monopoly of the food for! Over 100,000,000 people | Don't forget the main fact—that | | the five packers of Chicago not oniv| Jeontrol the meat supply of this! country, but also poultry, butter, exes, cheese, fresh fruit, canned fruit, canned vegetables, rice—and are on their way to cantrol the fish canning industry Gobble Up Rice If you will remember, when food Prices beman to soar generally, rice didn't ‘That fact was noted by the Newspapers, who called the attention of their readers to it. But the at tention of the packers was also ar rested, and they got busy. When they gobbled up all the rice price joined that of other foods Besides leather, the packers are in the soap business, the glue business, sandpaper other indus ore: “The No doubt pack Rut the pack ‘The preliminary commin © of the frar federal t report of the kion proves that. in sp efforts of perts to make profi saying they are only packer publicity ex look amall by cents a pound or even leas All the same the housewife knows what has happened to the price she pays for meat, butter, eggs, cheers poultry, canned vegetables, canned fruit ned fish and neart ever on the Ameri | pt fresh fruits egetables Production of Milk Will Be Controlled The Star by N. EB. A. | LONDON, July 26.—The govern. | “nent may this fall take control of milk prodnetion out of the hands of | nefficient farmers andw firms and reanize the milk the demands of the people distributior sovernment’s hands. Special to trade to meet The | solicitors is “working” the a visionary publication, In making of milk is already tn the | ‘ you get the most for it. Alarm Clocks $1.19 We will tell you how easy it is to get good pictures. 4 | Lark” Oneday Alarm; » reg | g00d picture is as easily taken as a poor one. Lei how ular $1.50 vale $1.19] 7% how: | “Slumber Stopper” One-day at neserntecacs MOOD “Typhoon” pores Imermit tent, with oval face and a om ndid value $2.25 “The Commuter” Alarm, con: tinuously oF — intermittently every 24 hours; a real time pleee, _ $3.00 Signal Antomatic Say Alarm, rings every 24 hours. Price, patos $3.50 A line of New Haven Clocks cmt $4.75 Friday Specials Peroxide Hydrogen, 1 U. Ss. P., | pint size 19c | Septol flannel back Kidney Plasters, extra | large size; 37c 50c value for Septol Corn Cure, 25¢ bottle 1 9 c for. . Zema-Sol, external preparation for ecze- ma; $1.25 size for. 98c T5e size for. . Odor-Dont, for exces- sive perspiration; 25¢ fn. 18c TOP cccccess Septol Tooth - Ache Drops, 25¢ size for... .. Barkeeper’s Friend, brass and most any metal; for the sink or bath hag it is indis- eae pkg... 20c Pedicura, for perspir- ing and tired feet; 25¢ size 19c CALL NURSES FOR RED CROSS g in great demand Mins of the bureau of Northwest division call has come from aide are according to Narnna in France Loomia, director nursing for the urgent Another ble, intelligent their patriotiem ¢ the clans in) elementary und home care of the sick Mra. M. hygiene omducted by Louise Lazier under the al department of the Seattle Red Cron This short course, followed by a very period of training fn a local fits the candidate to be aid and work under whatever ca pacity require. Especially are women who can speak Frenet Jesirable, xince much of the work ts the efvil population among the ompita a Red Cross nurse in repatriated districts of France. This course consists of 15 lectures, given twice we at 4135 Arcade build ng, and new class begin next week, All who are interested must enrol immediately at 1213) Unt ity st home women who can not meet nee sirements or have male relatives in the service are assured of plenty of work at home with the returned wounded soldiers or among the families of the men now at the front BOARD TO FIX CARMEN'S PAY July 25.—The WASHING first of a series 5 oe awards in car men's wage controversies issued national war labor board Carmen of more than 20 from the late today companies have appealed for higher wages and changes In working con- ditions | The and on this board will fix a living wage will base wage seales for each locality. Officials believe the board wage scales will run as high as cents an hour in some cities, ‘The » scale now is between 40 and 45 cents. | League Indorses Police Wage Raise A general increase of $25 monthly n patrotmen's salaries was om by the Seattle Police leas ctive organization, at a meet ing held in the assembly room at po headquarters Wednesday after lice noon ‘The meeting. under charge of C. B Croken, president of the league, cided to appoint a committee to pre: went the request for salary increase to the city council at an early date. | wrance that the increase will be Drug Economy for Thrifty Housewives A dollar is worth only what it buys. 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