The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 9, 1918, Page 7

4REMEMBER What Stamps Will Buy for Soldier ft stamp will buy one gal p ton of gasoline for a truck, auto, air. plane or hydroplane. Two will buy one day's rations for one man Three will buy five pounds of gun- powder or repair a pair of shoes. One war savings stamp will buy sheets, pillow sacks and covering for a hospital cot. (PAID ADVERTISEMENT) h ture attempt to make | o w a pin pI OO TE he re hi will not be tinue to cling TO BE KAISER'S PLAN FOR PEACE FContinued From Page One’ tion of her * Balkan ambitions. ———— | Russia, however, would continue in the kaiser’s grip, and the allies will consent to no terms with that e nT ng. With this final acknowledgment of efeat by the kaiser, the war can be hi strength for a fu self master Demoeracy's recruit austed military f the world. ill be assured. The order of peace offers 5, 6, 7 nd 8 may be altered tions n those countries change during the rogress of the kaiser’s efforts to ave what he can of his plunder 3ut, until all the offers are in, 1 ueceptable to the demo ragic nations Thereafter, Germ er fate. If the ( to y Will be left go an peop! on their mediaeval rm t form of governmen no written a peace terms can prevent the demo 4 cratic peoples of the world from ox i s tracising many economically : re... If Germany democratizes herself, : the world will try to forget _ But there must be no mere mum r aines bling of democratic formulas. ‘True 3 de: cracy has its lar marks, a , Magna Charta, the Declaration of l CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY Independence, the Fali of the Bas 1 TREASURER tile. Germany cannot be fully ad Now s the time when all loyal| Mitted to democratic fellowship until Americans should rally to the sup- | {ye i able to match these insignia of of candidates of PROV Pace MABILITY AND PATRIOTISM. Wm. SA. Gaines served with the Sixth) If you value your watch, let Massachusetts infantry during the Haynes repair it. Next Liberty theatre.—-Advertisement. | Spanish-American war, in the Cuban and Porto Rican campaigns. Wn. A. Gaines has proven his abil- ity by systematizing the registration and election departments of the city of Seattle. Today the government of the Unit ed States has shown its appreciation of his ability by appointing him| chairman of the general committee on military registration for the city of Seattle. The Municipal league, after inves- tigation of candidates, says of Wm. A. Gaines: “He has conducted his office in an economical manner, is an untiring worker, and has shown his readiness to serve the public inter- ests. Your committee believes he is well qualified for the position AND IS A SATISFACTORY CANDI DATE.” PROMOTE ™ WHO EARNED PROMOTION ject Wm. A. Gaines treasurer of county by casting your vote for hm at the primary election, Tuesday next. COMMITTEE OF ALLIED PATRI- OTIC ORGANIZATIONS. By F. H. HURD, Chairman. Grand Army of the Republic. MRRIE J. COVINGTON, Vice Chairman, Spanish War | Auxiliary. CHARLES HAFER, Secretary. Spanish War Vetera (PAID ADVERTISEMENT.) Republican Candidate for Congress FIRST DISTRICT HAVE COR. FIRST AVE. rn The Man Who) Makes $10.00 Per Week And spends eleven, is on the road to failure; the man who makes Ten Dollars per week and spends nine, is on the way to success. Which way are you headed? The Equitable Bond Company has a plan to submit to you by which you can place your sav ings, however small they may be, where they will be safe and pay you Six per cent interest, com pounded annually, and permit you to share in profits. Especially planned for wage earners. EQUITABLE BOND COMPANY 605 Lowman, Bullding Phone Elliott 1284 AND PIKE hone Main 4963 sT. || “{F | HURT YOU, DON’T rie wi. KES THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, —a shortage in War Savings Races | isa a gun, a deserted soldier, a blasted trench. “SHARE WORLD” TWO CASES OF POLLS ARE OPEN MURDER FACE TUESDAY 11 108 LOCAL POLICE FOR PRIMARIES Seattle and King county will go to the polls Tuesday, from I mn. to 8 pn register their Two murder cases faced Se tle police Monday. ot Tee Deay of & man, evidently in the big fall primary and killed three months ago and oer to Lela ge dragged to a vacant lot, whe polling stations in Seat was partially conceale located in residences, schools, | shops, warages, hotels and fire A little ba stations. “ John P Miller and ZB, Rawson still warm, was discovered, and [ary named on the republican ticket the police notified. and J. M. Hawthorn identification docu. cratic ticket, for congressional repre of | Sentative from the First district Six-year term sup e court judge mo to According ments discovered near the body the man, weighte down under a board, he is believed to have been | Ships are sought by John R. Mitchell Hugh Owen Jones, of Ottawa. The|W-: H. Pemberton, W. 0. Chapman body was discovered by C. BE. Isaac.|Charles Kthelbert Claypool, John F. son, of th ! in hotel, near the in. | Main and Wallace Mount tersection of McGilvra bivd, and Re-| Judge Kenneth Mackintosh te un publican st, and it is believed by the opposed for the f polle to have lain there for at least Judges Walter French and Warren W for the t three months. contestants Chinese woman, Eng Gun Ying, had been shot thru the h ‘ and breast, and was found at King County Judges Calvin 8, Hall and Clay Allen candidates for ave, S. and Adams st, t are: Lambert, of 4026 47th « uccession to their offices and are declares he saw a man dreased in a| Opposed by T. P. Revelle, Everett El hikes suit break and run from | !!#. Crawford White and Dudley C. Wooten the s« a8 he approached was the wife of Eng| Ralph A. Horr 2: Boaree ih anes 6 republicans, ar uthorn Police believe the man who | ®"d Richard Gowen boadye shat listed for state senator from the 34th Gun Ying was a Chinese with whom she had by district. Horr will resign if nominated now commissioned tn sev eral times of late laimed the | the army, Chinese colony is withholding infor: republicans, Frank =H mation from the police and W. W. Conner, and Ryan, democrat, are con testants for state representative from the 44th district The office of county auditor brings th two names on the republican ee Elner Conner and Norman M Wardall Thomas Unopposed NEAR-BEER MEN CALL FOR HELP *: he name of Pere: Y. The as, re WASHINGTON, Sept. 9 Peer | put an santa honk fi county ind its friends rose up in protest to: | Pia. day against the government ruling | jive candidates, all on the repub that manufacture of brewed bever- | ean ticket, are listed for the office ages shall cease December 1 Be Giiligsk ainda Frank lied “near-beers" are affected by |W. Hull. Jul Kelley the order d . The food administration received Joseph Dugdale and Robert A. Trip- hundreds of telegrams, principally |” County treasurer's office brings from eastern states, protesting | ou: Wm. A. Gaines and ALE. Mi. against the edict. With few excep: | fino, ons, the telegrams are worded! © ©. qiffin is alone for the post of identically |eotyped forma SLAY GIRL WHO ‘WOUNDED LENINE ording to several ster county r , Pred Robert T. J. McCormick are all force John Stringer out of his office as sheriff McCormick is the « democrat of the four Humes Alone, Too Hodge and trying to Samuel J. Hum lone for the | ZURICH, Sept. 9.—Dora Kaplan Does: OREN, O08 A the girl who shot and riously IChanaA, Gomont bed ites wounded Nikolai Lenine, the Bol an be rtd superintendent of cc shevik prem was executed on | MOM Schools Wednesday, it ‘was reported here Eleven for Justice today. The race for prosecuting attorney ¥ brings out six names: John D. Car mody, Albert D. Martin, Fred C Brown, Edwin J Brown, 8 M. THEATRES |THE MOORE Brackett and Thomas D, Page. Ed win J. Brown ts the one democrat of the number. Two capacity audiences that) Eleven are listed on the republican packed the Moore Sunday to see the | ticket for justices of t ni new Orpheum vaudeville bill, voted | § t. Fi t approval to practically every offer- ¢ candidates Victor ing, with spontaneous applause Zednick, Robert Brown, John R. Florence Tempest, who sas Wright, C. G. Austin, jwell as she looks; Mrs. Whi 4, John Gordon Whiffen, who is lovable and amus- | C. Beals, Otis W. Brinker, ing in “Foxy Grandma”; Eddi Burwell, Hilman F, Jone ler, who knows Sick poem ever written be voted for of the 13 4 for constable, There are f and one democrat, J and song makers, nn ¢ republican men are: D a generous indorsement C, Brown, Thos, J. Sweany, W. C Florrie Millership and Charles | Jones, James Shannon, Joseph C. O'Connor, too, made with the John Wachter, Louis Hun audience in a musical The Girl| Frank Ka James M. Lambert of the M John Boyle, Tom Mulligan and F. M Three Kitaro brothers are fine Johnson Japanese acrobats. Vote on Port Plan Bessie Clifford poses in colored! Four propositions will be voted on pictures. » enlargement of Seattle's port oe now second only to that of The propositions arc 1918. DERI FIFTH AVENUE—PINE STREET—SIXTH AVENUE & NELSON sm Hi STORE | HOURS— | 9TO5 HE T HERE is no onl of the New Store ane snare mignon arn ASEMENT | STO oe RT ANAM RAMEN mel sha se OO New EI about which the many thousands of people who vis- ited us in opening week are more enthusiastic than this great Basement Store, with its | acre and a half of broad aisles and displays—a complete dry goods store in itself—a store des- | tined to play a larger and larger part in the economic plans of Seattle’s provident-minded men and women. Every Day Is Some Tot’s Birthday —that is why the Toy Seetion is so well-stocked with playthings as mod- ern as this new Store. Armored Tanks and Su- perdreadnaughts are | here for up-to-date lit- tle boys, side by side with auto- and horse- | drawn fire engines, trucks and parcel post wagons. Then there are Dolls in every state of dress and undress, Character | Dolls, Boy Dolls, and a | whole menagerie of | Woolly Animals. | This is only a very small | part of a display that | youngsters will love to see. Basement Store. | The Housewares | The New Autumn Suits | Offer Good Measure of Style and Value at $25.00, $29.50 and $35.00 | | Navy Black Brown Green Plum Gray | HE sketch suggests the attractiveness of the | new modes, and there are scores of others, just as inter- esting. Wool Poplin, Serge, Burella Cloth and Gaberdine are the favorite suitings, tailored into models with braid and button trimming and collars of plush or velvet. The Plush-trimmed Suit at right, at $35.00, is of brown poplin, and the plush is in beaver-color. Designed with loop-belted back and full lining. The Braid-trimmed Suit at left, at $25.00, is tailored from diagonal poplin in Russian-green, with many buttons, and collar inlaid with velvet. —oradement Biers Velvet and Satin Combine in ° These New Untrimmed Hats | | at $3.75 | HE Hats are of Black Lyons Velvet and | | the Satin appears in the cording around crown and in the facings of light-blue, rose, white, yellow, Copenhagen, olive-green or black. A style becoming to almost every type, and one that requires very little trimming—$3.75. These Moderately-priced Feather Trimmings Are Very Attractive Black Feather Shek | Ostrich Pompons in black 75e¢. and white combina- | Ostrich Bands in purple, tions, also plain colors, taupe, beige, Copen- $1.75. | hagen, navy, Alice-blue, Ostrich Pompons in beige, | pink, rose, red and navy, taupe and black, black, 95¢. 95¢. —Basement Store. '|5,000 Yards Wash Goods | Special 25c Yard Silks Attractive Value at $1.65 Yard HE soft Satins and Taffetas featured at this price are in stripes of beautiful color-combi- nations — admirable for skirts and dresses and for combining with plain woolens and silks. Price $1.65 yard. —Basement Store, Women’s Union Suits 85c and $1.00 INE-RIBBED Cotton Union Suits in deli- cate pink shade, low neck and sleeveless, with tight knee, and finished with plain hem. Sizes 36 and 38, 85¢; 40 to 44, at $1.00. Striped Dress | | | —Basement Store, | Boudoir Caps 35c i RIVOLOUS affairs of | Satin, Crepe de Chine |] and Georgette crepe com- bined with net, shadow | or Valenciennes lace edg- ing, insertionand beading | and finished with ribbon bows and silk rosettes. All in dainty pastel color- ings—35¢. ] | —Basement Store, Misses’ Hosa 25c Pair ISSES’ Fine - ribbed Black Cotton Stock- ings in sizes 6 to 10, 25¢ pair. —Basement Store, PAY ME.” ‘Good Cra Annabelle (1) Enlargement at Smith | which opened a week at the! (2) Port bonds o 990,000 to cot . q sid eeaviitr ave i hig My meaanee of deliverance {ylies Sn Poin eae aa. nds of $1,890,000 te cnt | Section Makes | N_ unusual opportunity to save on the staple 4 antes Dental. operations. ecom and comedy as its name indicates. | « terminal, with sheds and track | Cottons that are in almost constant, year Das EXTRACT, FILL, CROWN and It's Annabelle the way thru ~ | H | yi 4 Th faring innlinen: - TREAT fest, Goekuiee gedeny, with Grace Hut. the aang woman: ("5 tone ot 1230.00 bonds to com (ff tS New Home | | "round use. The offering includes: Blue-and-white pain tn all cessed in abelle Let who mixed in | plete existing Smith cove terminal : | Dress and Apron ‘ nghams. 'o aighvclese, wusrentecd 7 0? hares of Mipd agi of two) Ud) Tatue of $1,250,000 bonds to bity Just Inside the North | 36-inch Percales in light and dark colorings. Dinner Service 7 STERLING DENTISTRY Gesies W mibladon, a pai vnan | feet on northeast corner Harbor is Baseme nt Store Entrance |} Outing Flannels and Flannelettes of standard $6. 95 7 Office Hours: 9 «. m. to 6p m Sid ks of money and a strong | pu a oor are a » uret oun | on Sixth Avenue | quality. p : = penchant for intoxicating lquo: utattertiantit’s Ganastneat liana iittl in n | Colored Poplins for women’s and children’s LINE border in bril- % ms Henry Hall is a rich mining man po Z : | Na ittle niche a Se 4IN TS y SPEED from Montana, who loves Anna ] their own one finds | | dresses. liant blue makes a _B. W | POIGTS | 0 SLUNCH belle, and Fanchon Everhart ts east) Four New Classes ; aath Fi ae Hm | White Dimities and Lawns. very effective decoration in the role of a comedy co the Bathroom Fixtures, mae YA ras : aE Goo4 Gracious, Annabe Itho of Essentials Are fawine the Gant era | Odd pieces of Plain Poplins. for this well - finished nacked with comedy, lets a bit of sho ; as | Jovelty Fi eh ry: ten aviell Subject to September Primary ‘Sou 7: ii F Si EE ieee ils bit se Announced in East in sanitary equipment. | Novelty Figured Voiles f Service of ned Election ann iste (Ha. FUROR aon eae Lis 2 WASHINGTON °—The 88 > | | and many other desirable weaves in Tub Cottons porce: AEE good or “ er vedelable:._.. trast Dew cOnerers list made public t Further on, the Cooking in broken assortments—all exceptional values at day-in-and-day-out use. ‘What of the Fruits of Wee idee ot the war Cepertment foreshadows @ lil). in. spres of Aluminum and 25¢ yard r The Set consists of I 9 hg PALACE HIP much more drastic curtailment of making wares 'o) bods i yard. tasement Store. sis ‘ Labo Lipton’s Monkey in a miniature |the lesser essential industries, of. Enamelware Andirons and Pom ona “I hold this to be true, that no Dotohoes vaudeville show of their own, head|ficials declared today Fireplace Accessories — Pyrex $ Dinner Plates i - DA bari wis Kas not rastioioated yng sii. q * Se, cs the new bill that opened yesterday at| It definitely prescribes that indus page erage Rleatric C apes oad Bhat Plates ‘in its production has any right to the Palace Hip with one of the clev. | trir hall receive basic materials ||] . ‘coking Devices - aad of that which we have toduced’— Sea sTes Ge ied) s. The monkeys are splendid ance in contributing to victory Labor (Gayers that make for D $ Rawson. performers, particularly in a tic) No materials will be available for|{| kitchen economy and many > 1 —————————————— work, while the great comedy fea-/other industries until the needs of |] other items of interest to the hn. peas Pitt llivitrr Titi ture is the monkey orchestra, of those accorded preference are fully ||] ‘ : ° + Bh ee whose personnel the leader is the | supplied | homekeeper: 1¢ Bowl INOTINGCING , There are four lin | ‘4 Silea andl ays The 34-piece set, $6.95. ANNOUNCING A Ww j d c great cla the {| —all on spacious aisles a ENSIBLE varments for . —Basarnent Start and Lloyd provide first embracing plants engaged inf] panged for easy choosing. ut & en or gar. M CHINE SHOP > musical and singing n the more vital war work, such as | {| Basement Store. den and factory work, made is ” A e] y present selections on violin, | aircraft production and ammunition ||| f dark-blue di 1 cello, saxophone and piano. making | 0 jark-blue denim in the style S ¢ a ‘ Ahieniee pee epee Deke Fda yz», eludes copper, brass, sketched, fastening at ankle with tationery I: > m nighly entertaining comedy and locomotive teel wire a cindred | || i . ; ' 2 ( ‘OURSE a nesmacurobes ieeeet wire and ‘kindred || Iry, 10c small buckle, Sizes 24 to 82 25c Box Herbert and Lee have a timely| Cla takes care of electrical Jewe ry waist measurement. ni Sate ij novelty, called “Opportunity,” a com-| equipment, food factories and a few 2 | Sr FINISHED Pane a in the y skit that leads up to a patriotic | others. : j T PINS in pairs, Bar Pins | fe delicate tints and white— conclusion Newspapers, tobacco plants, medi- H lain Andschassa! achente Price $3.50. Correspondence Cards with en- . . ° ° on asad ie d Jeweled Cuff Links Shee ae snvele performer. cluded under ¢ an, 7 ‘ also Letter Paper with envel +4 STARTS NEXT MONDAY reen and Bailey are “Two Dark! ‘The list. will furnish a key to up this very Interesting collec Khaki Coveralls with sleeves, opes in white, lavender, pink, i - pots of Joy,” with a blackface co} draft officials for gr fe ine ion at 10¢. 4.00. buff and blue, 25¢ box. Covers lathe, shaper, drill press, tool dressing and singing and talking suinbar trial cxteicticn an aoteraintae eon aiaee Basement Store. $4.00, —Basemont Store. Basement Store. bench work, @HEOAE tates whether a man ts engaged in an mn a - = Instructor an experienced machinist of recoge MTR OAK Ohaied’ deel me “Uso ; . oo gpebonge ) E c y men”—the absolutely es | young to ounded he nized standing. _ : ; i Be) 22%, theatre Sunda ighbor 1 ones--will, in some eases, be| Captuted Yankee POURRA eruneee Jee one |MRS. HIRAM JOHNSON, LOWEST RATES TO @® > = This course given in sections each of six stu hood quarrels between a Jewish and ay otal Mess eee ike Pp 100 |thigh, was removed to a German JR.. DIES IN SOUTH @ dents or less, every student having the exclusive Dravaa Postage my ine plot which | predicted some dilution of labor will Flier Walks | hospital where, he says, he BO ip oe ALIFORNIA use of modern lathe, shaper or drill press as used MM fiisicat numpers, OT’ OF MF OF be necessary, even in the more tn Miles to Escape «00 treatment, altho complaining) OAKLAND, Cal,, Sept. 9.—Follow: C. in regular machine shop work, at a cost, including BH) "Monte Carter, George White bd Man clase exemption in these| PARIG, Sept. %.—-Walking 100/0f poor food [ine 2 oe evened SAN FRANCISCO ; ditart sada 2Ss P 5, Blanche handle the comedy | yp cn lagen elas she 4 ertitoby “on: s While being transferred — from | Mrs. ‘am Johnson, jr., daugh tools and all materials needed, of less than 54 BE and there ix not a dull moment when {Clases Must present affidavits of| miles thru German territory on an : a mee LaSIMIRG GE Sonate LOS ANGELES cents per hour employers, setting forth that they escape into Switzerland, circuiting | Lachfeld to Sastadt, the train SA a This is your o tunity. Il at Room 210. PAtnah Ce hoary Hey ee vith [are indispensable farms and vil traveling by| stopped near Ulm, and the guard, | 80", is dead today at Claremont m1 ENT N DIEGS opportunity. Call at R a” bowery boy scores with night only, were the exciting ex-|who had two ‘prisoners beside | Her husband, Hiram W. Johnson FRE ORT Se eee hi; 8 Makes Me Late” song. = Good service. large outside states EDUCATIONAL DEPT. Bi ine trio sings a number of | DOWN § |periences of Tieut, Hiteheock, of | Hitchcock, fell into doze, The | jr. was with her in her last mo. |Fooms and unsurpassed meals, Every 4 BB songs; Del Estes puts over “Aftter| LOND( Bight enemy | Westbury, N. Y., a mam bar OF the | tieute ant fled. ments. She is survived by two sons, ead tull particulars ‘at city Ticket sg hig a pent les : ved one captive on | Lafayette — flyin corps, recently! Lieut. Hitchcock will leave for! Hiram W. Johnson LII., and Philip . N y (i the Ball” in a snappy style; Bes: rplane n aptiv alloon 1 P| Offices. FOURTH AND MADISON Hill, the pretty leading lady, sings | were destroyed by British airmen on| captured by the Germans, |the United States in two weeks, | Bowles Johnson THE M’CORMICK “Kiower Time,” and” the dancing | Sept. 1, the British Forced to the ground by three|to transfer to the American flying} Before her marriage in 1912, she LINE. aviation com- | SSSR eR eee 6 thel corps, chicks wear new costumes. munique reports. German planes, March was Miss Amy Bowles, 109 Cherry St. eae