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* morning. NOTABLES T0 SPEAK AT BIG ‘The 17th annual Lin Quet of the Young Men's Re an ‘ Vigil ici \ tilt nia club takes the tag Wednesday | Ww . night in Seattle, in -.% ball, will be the Masonic and Pine st Taéncotn’s Will bo od: ttle, all « birthday rved a would be and the lar € POR DELIBERATE CRUBLTY tions. A Lincoln y ss wil THEY TAKE THE PRIZE } be given by Judge Richard A, Ral ’ ate c Hnger at the Transpor jon ¢ the ghastly and PBURG. Speakers at the Y Re sh junkers, w “A man in complate rest need Publican club ban: nv elm, established | 1,900 calories of food to sustain life Burnavist, of Minne: a 4 movement and) A man “ployed at manual labor ter J. Stanley Wet republic of | with ove » joda, need eongresamanelect rman bat: | ¢ club president; Lieut I k Weatern the | and §, the war de Hart; Speaker Fred A. A the x months of| pr 1,400 | HOURS 1 : state house of representative o deb day, the bie transport Canop hue a mond Benjamin, of San Francisco catia the Snot! te cot in that ‘they NeW York Feb, 17, carries the f Senator Fred W. Loomis, of Aber peo- |e not receive more than 800 t 1,000 )0™! ng: 162nd infantry field and Geen; Thomas G. Newman, of Podnanrapllt goog) be dan matt headquarters: “machine | gut roe De. W. A. Dia , « seconded tial | MORE ROOD, OR DEATH panies A. Band C, and detac peli a ee fee: | RATE WILL INCRE ASE Mf Co, D (Camp Dix); 1 sad. a8 club. A few reservat t the table therefore olut nece Geers three casual ent me 1 men. nd balcony rem. Wedne tid be imme-| ‘The transport Rotterdam, due morning. those wt < a place ~ au 4 and |New Yor Fet carries the f ing ursed immediatel ~ “— = . Bie wing Fee ae rte a ot : Ww r quar mn peas medical detach apt 1jment headquart troops, Cor var ath | panies G, I, K, Land M @obor¢ for Camp Meade, detachment cor A death rate of 42.33 per 1,000 per | pan ¥ 162nd infantr (Dix), Ce RY whether enorn It bas 1 ment any (Camp Dix), 290 cas come such f » | wale Peb. 12.—Eigh mmand 92nd division, and OLYMPIA, Feb. 12.—Fight men prs er gfecton sac ene, » the jury . charged and two ‘The jury before a and four women « to try Norman EF. } with mordering his Young children last May members were selected crowded court Tuesday, after a @ay’s deliberation. The opening Statement to the jury will be made by Prosecutor O'Leary Thursday Long lists of witnesses for the prosecution and defense have dead rather PROVED BY REPORT OF OWN GOVERNMENT In support of these sert Uons, I woyld =/IRL’ § CALL IS TACOMA, emotion, a Feb. 1 vo! Tense with the wire fessor been called. nish pro day afternoon, ask: — ————_______ , Some | fright “Tell me, can they do ything “ce wa who k he my who be 'No boy ever be- sped bar | That much and came great as a/|' name, no numbe cruel than the traged: man who did not in thet his youth learn to save money.” —John Wanamaker Youtorda man was found at After ita pat Professor Tigers singfors Hut ard from ‘7 i Novernbe » Oscar Any boy with $1.00 may start a savings Johnson at near Helsingfors. t Hix points f accoint with us. He hie eeeeniiter Aenainine at Wine % May put in any DEATH RATE GROWS “oem ctl amount at any time SEVENFOLD IN SIX WEEKS ae Here is an attempt at summarix and control the ac- |) ing the report, which covers a | count personally. when there was a total of 0 inte on men, women and children in t a Port h prison camps of the White une 6 to July z of Inconsequent belong WASHINGTON MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK 8 1 0 SECOND AVENUE biished Years. prisoners igh. Pe week | have | SUFFRAGE LEADERS TO to July 3 June 14.6¢ WASHINGTON 12.—sur will tr , | frase 7 prisoners diex rate rose to 4 July the weat Assets $3,900,000. RUSS ALPHABET PUZZLER VLADIVOSTOK, Feb. 12 The aths trom | F umian alphabet is a puzaler to the lAmerican soldiers here. There 9|36 characters and the jenrichment of the | other | separate words in oa ish language one word meanings aged 40 te smallpox a are nd from mea uage, gi where in the must | causes, namely, to unsa enic conditions in the prison space per prisoner wa: tenth the dimensions tory laws in the Unit according to figures on | in made NOW—WITH MATINEE TODAY ates WINCHELL SMITH'S Dramatic Success THE ONLY SON With the WILKES PLAYERS barracks.) PY AMID FILTH: s prisoners aleep | Senator Sherman in wooden bunks In on Nights—30-50¢ Mats, Today and Sat Plus War Tax METROPOLITAN wa* Sun. Mat., Feb. 16 SEATS NOW ON SALE THE FUNNIEST MAN IN THE UNIVERSE Verdict of 3,000,000 Playgoers, RICHARD CARLE —203le Continuous Daily 1 to 11 Tomorrow There'll Be a Brand FURS AND FRILLS Let’s Go! ALL FUN, MELODY, AND PICTORIAL A Wonderful Comedy Cast PRETTIEST CHORUS EVER ASSEMBLED NIGHTS—55e, $1.19, $1.65 These Prices Include War Tux. DANCING BREALTY Six Acts of Hippodrome Vaudeville —AND— Feature Photoplay $1.10, Week Da | Pveningn Matinees and Sundays 10c | 20c POLICE MYSTERY): U.S. A. FEB, 20 ry, Wa n, are or rw n France the United States, a Washingtor wnnouncement stat Th aor tated fl troop p arry! 1 Yank left Brest February 7 ar Among th be ure Com panies 1, 1 1G of the regiment formerly was the National Guard unit of t tat The 161st men are aboard th cruiser St. Louis, wh in due in New York Febru Th Int lett t r training at Camp Dix before going France 1 Yanks. due at New 16let in and G/F) camual |) at. Louia, Pren Grant t Newport News Feb, 21, car transport red and atxty-fourth in y e (Camp Dix), 148th Jinfantry brigade headquarters (Camp Meade), and Co, K (Camp Dtx); | casual officers; casual detachment | fi] |New Yorks: Front nt de fl caled | sian. In 1, | bers of the ¢ and | Britain TRY STRUGGLE AGAIN - Wants to Put Goat and the agement of PLOT AGAINST WILSON FOUND? KANSAS CITY, Fs tober 14, aft for oppor 10,000 TROOPS. HOME TODAY HOROKE in Every Back Yard | QUARTERLY APPEARS Historical Quarterly, publish of Professor 1 8. Meany, has just ap ection wed, THE SEATTLE STAR SANDBURG TELLS OF 161ST TROOPS WHITE TERROR RULE DUE T0 REACH THE BON MARCHE Helpful Hints for the Home Dressmaker THIS SUIT MAY BE MADE OF WOOL TRICOTINE pictured will require 41% to $14.47 The style yard will amount 50-Inch All-Wool Tricotine $3.50 Yard yards—at $3.50 a This material is a great favorite for Spring Suits, and we have it in all popt jes——-Nutria, Wistaria, Otter, Alice, Delft, Tan, Purple, Taupe, Navy and others. IT WILL ALSO LOOK WELL MADE OF 56-Inch Wool Gabardine at $4.7 This is a somewhat heavy wool and comes in fashionable required—$19.60, 56-Inch Poiret Twill $4.7 5 Yard all are weight material—it’s suit shades, 4! yard. 5a Yard If you desire a firm weave but not heavy—you will find Poiret Twill ve 2 stitching, Valenciennes isfactory. Navy and other smart suit shades. 41, yards are required—$19.60. and Venetian lace are 56 rcav eA fh 7 combined in various 56-Inch Wool Jersey $4.50 a Yard ways—but in each case Wool Jersey will be a great favorite again for Spring, and we have it in all the result is equally the pretty bright colors—which seem particularly adapted to Wool Jersey. 41% happy. yards are required—$18.! ; om UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Sizes 36 to 46 McCall Coat Pattern No. 8623, price 20¢ * McCall Skirt Pattern No. 8511, price 20 Price $2.50 are the les illustrated in this sketch. SECOND FLOOR PATTERN COUNTER, UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHB “‘Marjory’’ and “Dorothy’’ Aprons at $1.95 Two New Aprons That Are Meeting With Popular Favor Apron Thursday will be a welcome day with Aprons like these at $1.95. Made of good quality percale— and attractively designed. The Dorothy Aprons are in blue, pink or lavender, with fastening on the side- front and elastic at waist line—trimmed in white. Marjory is similar, with shoulder fastenings fin- ished with rick-rack. Bungalow Aprons $1.65 Of good quality gingham in neat checks—open down the back—taped in white. THIRD FLOOR Skirt Aprons at 39c Circular Percale Aprons— white with black figures, fin- ished with pocket, rick-rack trimmed. THE BON MARCHE Women’s Kid Gloves Reduced to $2.00 a Pair Broken Lines, But All Sizes in Combined Lines A large assortment of good quality Kid si en broken lines of black, white, Newport and ivory- eS 514 to 8 One- and two clasp styles with self sad 4 con- trasting embroidered backs. Also broken lines of white wash Mocha Gloves. GLOVE SECTION, UPPER MAIN From 1 to 4 White White FLOOR—THE BON White Goods 20c White Lawn and Dim- ity—nice sheer material MARCHE Percale 25c Yard 86-inch light-color Per- cale with neat figure and stripe patterns—just and black belt and buttons. what you want for mak- for waists and children’s Covert Cloth Coats at $10.00 ing aprons. Lengths to wear. Check and stripe _Coats that little brother will feel quite smart in— 10 yards patterns, 25 inches wide. finished with emblem on the sleeve. LOWER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE INFANTS’ DEPARTMENT—SECOND FLOOR The New Suit Needs a Lingerie Blouse Of exceptionally fine cotton voile are the mod- els shown. Clever Little Coats for Baby Brother Styles Suitable for the Little Fellows Years Yoats at $8.95 Bedford Coats—collar of black velvet andi pockets, belt and cuffs finished with white silk braid. } Pear] buttons and buckle are used as fasteners, Shepherd Plaid Coats at $7.50 Coats for the baby boy just walking around—the popular belted effect with black piping. Red Serge Coats at $8.95 Coats that give the little fellows a distinguished look are these of red serge—with black velvet collars Tucks, hem- Dress of Splendid Quality Gin, ham THE BON MARCHE Ba Minimum of Service—It Can Sell black silk—finished with heavy cord girdle. | { tary braid on the skirt. box pleated skirt. and come in navy blue mostly Burgundy—sizes 36, 38 and 40. RGAIN BASEMENT —Because the Basement Offers Only a NEW SERGE DRESSES) That Are Unusually Good Value at —$10.95— —Entirely new Dresses that are very smart. —Twelve attractive styles to choose from. —At a most attractive price—$10.95. \ straight line model of fine navy blue serge is embroidered i inj A simple blouse effect is trimmed with various widths of milixs Round neck style, trimmed around the neck with military braid, The other styles feature beading, embroidery and satin sashes 4 a few Copenhagen, Boys’ Blouses Sizes 6 to 14 Years, at 59e Green and