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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-21


4 Enthusiastic women of Honolu-
= lu including IIawaiiahs are keyed =
= up to the necessity of home and \
= municipal gardens to maintain as =
= far as possible the present stand. +
= ard of the food supply of the \
\ city. =. =
Y As a result % women have sent =
= a petition to the house of repre- \
4 sentatives asking that govern \
\ ment lands at Kalihi, Punchbowl \
\ and Palolo, this island, be imme. =
y diately opened for the purposes =
y of raising food products for the +
\ benefit of the territory for the \
\ duration Of the war.
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Yesterday and today saw the devel-
opment Of many phases in the plans
for terrttory-Wide stimulation Of aeri-
culture to "feed Hawaii first" with q
side-line Of investigation into present
prices Of some commodities.
Among the events are: ,..-..
4. Oahu schools enter Star-5uIle-
tins potato-growing contest on large
seale. Details Of this are given in
the school garden section OF today's
paper. 3~. =. .....-- N s..
2. Representative Lyman introdue.
ed q resolution to establish courses in
truek-sardenina and farming in all
public schools, with remuneration for
teachers giving such courses. .>..
3. Schools Of Maui and Hawaii en-
rolled In special bean-erowing contest
under the auspices Of the Star-BulIe-
tin. .
4. Judge Ashford In charge to ter
ritorial Grand Jury suggests inVesti-
cation Of food prices. Two COMMIT
tees named. l.. ...-,- ...-. IL
5. Experiment station committee Of
hawaiian Sugar Planters Association
to meet next Monday in conference
with agricultural experts and discuss
gardening and farming plans.
6. twenty-five Hawaiian women
petition legislature to open for plant
ing certain lands around Honolulu.
With the movement 10 make the Ha.
waiian Islands self.supporting and so
far as possible independent of the
mainland for staple food supplies
making Roadway, the plantations of
the islands, under the leadership o:
the Hawaiian Sugar Planters Associ.
alton, are entering heartily into the
undertaking and are preparing TO turn
over for this purpose large areas of
land They have already ordered ex-
tensive experiments at the planters
experiment station and in some cases
have already set aside land which is
being plowed and put in readiness to
receive seed when it arrives. Large
orders for seeds have been placed and
when the association settles on a def
mite plan, practically every plantation
will be ready to begin the work OF
raising vegetables and other products
for home consumption. ....e
To Determine Plan Monday
. To work out a comprehensive plan
whereby every sugar plantation of the
islands may devote as much land as
possible to the raising of foodstuffs,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-21
HUNDREDS OF TEUTON
SPIES MAY BE ARRESTED

WASHINGTON, d. c., April 81.
Officials of the department Of Justice
last night announced that they expect
to arrest more than 300 Germans who
have been under close surveillance
because Of their activities prior to the
declaration Of war. II Is believed that
the arrests viii be made within "a
hours.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-21
MOBILIZATION OF WESTERN
DEPARTMENT Is ORDERED
ASSOCIATED Press by U. S. Naval
:.-.s.<..@ Wireless)

=: <.< Wireless)
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, April 2i.-
Orders for the mobilization Of the
whole Western department were Is
sued last night, to take effect May !,
or as soon thereafter as possible.
The reserves for the Coast Artillery
Corps, Infantry, Cavalry and Field Ar
tillery, both light and heavy. have also
been called to the colors.
This last includes al men Who en-
listed for seven yeara, and were fur
loughed to the reserve after the ex-
pIration Of three years with the colors.
Men Of this class. however. who have
been more than three years out OF
the active ranks Of the army are not
called out as yet.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-21
British Progress
On Western Front

ASSOCIATED Press by q. s, Nava,
Wireless)
LONDON; England, April 21.-To-
day the British progressed on the west
front, capturing the village OF Come
lieu, between st. Quentin and Cam
brai.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-21
HIL0 WINS BASKETBALL
GAME FROM kAMEHAMEHA

Especial by U. S. Wireiessl
Hiio. Hawaii, April 2i.-The Hilol
boarding school last night defeated
the Kamehameha school basketball
team by 20 to II IN an exciting game.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-21
.25TH INFANTRYMEN DOING
PATROL WORK ON HAWAII

Especial by Z. s. Wireless)
HILO, Hawaii. April q Soldiers Of
the z5th Infantry are doing patrol
work here and at other places on the
Big Island.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-21
TRANSPORTATION
PROBLEM ARISES
(Associated Press by Z. S. Naval
Wirelessl

(A99OCiated Pre88 Dy q. >. NHVHt
wireIess)
WASHINGTON, D. c., April s1.--
The National Council Of Defense yes
terday issued call to the heads or
railroads and coastwise shipping firms
for a conference to be held here Mon
day.
II is understood that Il Is the inten-
ton to discuss the question Of trans
pcrtation of supplies to the Allies
from interior points and also the best
means of coordinating the work Of the
steamer lines and the railroads so
that as little as possible time shall be
lost
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-21
KamBoyLost
NearVolcano
(Snecial by u s Wireless

Especial by U. S. Wireless)
HILO, Hawaii, April 21.-Kakae, a
Kamehameha boy, has been lost near
the Volcano for two nights. A search
party is out looking for him but no
trace has been found.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-21
Relief Ship
Sent Doun

ASSOCIATED Pregs by q. S. Naval
Wireless)
AMSTERDAM, Netherlands, April
21.-The Belgian relief ship Kongsli
has been sunk either by q mine or
submarine, with one person missing.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-21

IBID. fEx-dividend. tunquoted.
eethlehem steel--a represents Class
A and b Class 3 stock.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-21

King Alfonso siened q decree fnr
the insuring OF the safety Of Spanish
maritime commerce.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-21

Submarine LIS was launched by the
Lake Torpedo Boat Co., at Bridgeport.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-21

To Berlin

ASSOCIATED Press by u. 8. Naval
wirelessj
BUENOS AIRES, Argentine, Aprit
21.-The Argentine government today
sent note to Germany demanding
satisfaction for the sinking Of the Ar
gentine sailing ship Monte Protegido.
The minister to Berlin has been In
structed to sever diplomatic relations
Immediately II Germany evades re-
sponsibiIity for the act.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-21

Continued on page threel
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-21

Continued on page seven)
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-01-28

$3.50 Alaska Black
Fox Sets, $3.50
Beautiful long silky fur
pelts; two skin animal effect
scarfs and two skin muff;
satin lined. Only three.
$9.75 Iceland Fox Sets,
$5.55
Four Iceland Fox Sets;
large animal effect scarf, new
shape muff, satin lined.
$3.50 Natural Opossum
Sets, $12.46
-Four Natural 0possum
Sets, whole animal effect
scarfs, new torpedo shape
muffs to match; satin lined.
$3.50 Gray Fox Sets,
$S.SS
Three Gray Fox Sets; new
barrel shape muff and animal
effort scarfs; lined with satin
duchesse.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-01-28
OddmentS of Toilet Articles

Toilet Soaps, various kin1s
ana makes: some out of wrap
pers, others slightly
SCARED and marred. 0Eao
~eAe ..--.... ATSN
Htgh-grade Extracts, incluu-
, Ing Plver's LIE Trefie, Nivitz,
Lily of the Valley, Woodworth's
tfue Lilies. Gardenis, &C. IN
1ring bottle. Half ounce. 1OC
Face Powders ana Ria Pow
ersJ boxes slightly mar 100
ed; 25e and soc values LII
Tooth brushes, soiled
rom display; assorted 2e
SYKES ....-. on
2Sc lars of Bel Bon o.
race Cream. ..--....... ~
4BabcOek's Almond 10a
Cream, 25c bottle. .s..... lGC
ExeeIlo Hair POmade, o.
Preseott's Antiseptie 1On
Powder. Csc size. ,1AO
f-Flexible Steel Nail Files, 20
10c and 15c kinds. 1900. tyC
WOoi and Velour Puffs. g.
assorted sizes and shapes. w
Peerless Dental Cream. o.
regularly ice. ~
25e cans Of Bel Bon o.
Tooth POwdeF....,.-....,. 6O
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-01-28
FurS and Fur Goats
$500 Hudson Seal
Goats, $69. so

$500 Hudson Seal
Goats, $3.50
Six Hudson Seal Coats
(dyed muskrat). new fare
models; large collar and deep
cuffs; brocade lining; sizes
3S, 40 and AZ.
SIPS Hudson Seal Coats,
$s1.7S
Eleven Hudson Seal (dyed
muskrat) Goats; full aaring
models; large collars and
cuffs of genuine skunk; Skin
ner's brocade lined; all sizes.
$3.50 Russian Mink
Sets, $500
Six Genuine Russian Mink
Sets; several style scarfs,
four and five striped muffs;
lined with satin duehesse.
E3B De7t.-seeond Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-01-28

500 and 0ec AII-bristle Hair
Brushes, solid backs; sQ2o
hand-drawn bristles. OCN
I5e to I9c Hand scrubs,
solid backs; assorted o.
styles' .s,......'.. ~
Combs, hard rubber and white
ivory; all coarse and coarse and
fine teeth; assorted 10o
Hard Rubber Dressing o.
Combs, variety of styles. .CC
2Sc Cloth brushes. 100
solid backs .....,,.-.... 1AS
Assorted lot Of Taleum Pow
der, regular loo kinds
2 FOR Sc
I5e and ace TaIcum Powders,
including Spiehler's sanitol
Lazells, Babcock's Cory 10o
lopsis, etc, ....,.,... 1ON
2 Sanitol Toilet Soap, regular
15c cakes; also Lana OIL and
ButtermIlk Toilet Soaps, SN
regular l0c cakes. W
MenthOl Inhaleru. pocket size,
with aluminium caseS reg(7N
ularly 1bc. ~
Toilet Goods Dept.-First floor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-26

10 wears. ! have three children Ny
husband and I nave been getting along
fine. but there is girl he seems to
think a Lot of and she thinks a lot OF
him I have seen their uubec0mlug
actions and Z have seen them wave at
each other when they thought / didn't
see them DO you think it is nice for
"a single girl to wave a married man
He likes to have her come TO our
house Should I invite her to card
Darty9 LONELY AND LOVING.
It is all right for girl to wave at
a man even il he is married. She
probably doesn't realize that she is a
little too free when she does so. Don't
permit yourself to worry about the
girl y0u think your husband likes, but
try to be everything to him that she
IFS. Encourage him to talk to YOU
Take an interest in whatever he says
even f you are a little bored al times
Laugh when he wants yGu to laugh
and make him feel that YOU appreciate
him. Dress as well as you can SO
taat he cau DE proud Of your appear
auce.
yau have no reason 10 invite the
al~l 10 your home unless your nus
band suggests it. II me should want
her - come aH ali means invite her
and appear to- He as pleased with the
idea as he u.s. He uGsa not see That
Eou worry about her or are Jealous.
or he viii begin 90 think that he does
ike her pretty well
Dear Mrs. Thompson / am q girl
aE u and am nice looking. i never
kept company with the boys but i
would like t1 soon. Ely parents OBJ
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-26

It. b. Martin has returned 70 his
home in Galesburg after short VISIT
in the city.
c. J. sederlund of swedona re
turned yesterday to his home. after
two days visit with his son, Harry.
who is at the Moline city hospital
where he viii undergo an operation
Mr.. and Mrs a b. Nac4ey. 7o8 5ey-
enteenth street. have gone 10 Aacomo
for a week end visit with Nh Mack
ey's mother and sister.
Mrs. #. NJ Bjork. 1905 FortE-fourth
street. left Yesterday for Rockford
where she viii attend the Swedish
Lutheran conference.
Mrs. J. X Faas of Hampton. Ill,
was a visitor in the city Yesterday.
Mrs. Y. K. Martin, junior superin-
teudeut Of the Illinois Christian EG-
deavor union. has returned to her
home in FreepOrt after attending
meeting of all junior superintendents
held here where they planned for the
state C. E. convention
Mrs l. E Burgess Of St Louis,
who has been in tire tri-c1rtes the last
few days visiting with friends. left
Yesterday for st. Paul from where
she viii so to Fargo s.. d., for visit
with relatives.
Mrs A. T. Calkins Of Barstow re-
turned this evening 10 her home. after
q two days visit ia the tFl-citIes-
Mrs. ]. 2 Eeppier and two little
daughters, Ruth and Grace Of Chs
cago. who have been visiting with
relatives in Eewauee. arrived Tester-
day for q few days visit with Mrs.
EeDD1er's sister Mrs O. d. Carter.
1887 Sixteenth street They #ll go
TO Eewanee before returning % their
home
John Jirik OF ST. Louis spent " ea-
nesaav la the city, while on bis way -
Lime Spring Iowa. where he VIII
engage in work.
George T. Nichols, 1902 Thirty
second street. left yesterday for tuG-
son Falls, H. r, where he viii take
d position with the Kenyon Lumber
Co.
g. G. Rapp of Morton III, spent
yesterday iD the city, enrouta 80
Peoria. on visit
Il. G.. Carieha. clerk At the Rock
Island house for the past two years.
has resigned and left yesterday for
LaSaIie H. where he win take
similar position with the EaskasEia
hotel
hrs. A. r. Stein Of ETatHervll1a
was visitor in the city yesterday. en-
route TO Chicago Tor 10 days visit
with her parents
EIrz. Norris Graeublatt and EoHr
children. 1906 Eighth avenue. left yes
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-26
Personal Points


Mrs. A. aI Caldwell returned va=
terday 10 her home i'm Bloomington
ILL.,. after a few DAYS visit i'm the tr-
cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Weege of Chicago
are ira Moline for few days visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nelson
1888 Fourteenth avenue
AIRS III r. Miuard of this CITY has
gone TO Peoria Tor q 10 days visit
with her son, George NinarHs who IS
member Of Company G. Fifth sa-
fantry.
] mrs. George Leach oE the =s
apartments left yesterday for Hasn
/ IlI for a weeks visit with Mrs Hal-
mer Goble
H. S. Scott of Gaiesnura was H.s-
tor iu the city yesterday
Miss Ruth Wauiess. 2a20 Eleventh
avenue A. Moline went This morning
to Champaign, III. to attend die
dance given by the University at
Illinois She VIII remain d week WIS.,
lting friends.
Mrs. f. f. Johannsen and dauhe.sr.
Miss Bernetto OF BarsLo#s We're Waa
uesday visitors in Rock Island
Henry J. H0kamp OF Chicago. who
has been In the city the last few days.
left yesterday for Fulton. ILL.,
Harry Springer Of GordoFa was
caller ia the city yesterday
Airs Ill., B DeuuinEer Hut son
Harry Of Chicago are visiting with #Lr
and Mrs. Dan Dahieu. 5a2E Sixth aEa.
nue.. They viii remain over tine WaHs
end
4. j. Marshall Of Cordova sasa
yesterday ia the cifE visiting e#H.
Mrs w. r. Gilmore OF UH..#rH
Iowa. was in the city yesterday visit
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-26

Lady Ancestor Of England. zvht
was formerly Miss Eloisa Breasa Of
New York. is ardentLv advocating
-le plan IF put the Red Cross orr
gauEzatlou of al the entente coua-
tries under the management of the
American Red Gross. She mas been
working ln the ranks OF the British
Red Cross since the outbreak Of the
war.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-01
1tfit 3eletta.
8onian bon Sba gon.Gs.
(6. Sortfebuns).

Sbm mar TO gut uno tporm az
Mute. pie ieit LANCER 3eit nibt.
Gr itdno unb iann uno Job bius
aus. pbne eisentli9 Su ieben, auf bas
rubspoIle Sdiff, oarauf bic Spnne
berabprallte uno iueibe, bianfe 2idts
fleden mari. llnb lab bas enbIoie,
ipeli9e 5eroufquelsn Der bic 8etpss
: guns bes Waliers piOeripiseelnbsn
Gi4tlinisn am i9par5bIanten
S4iffsrumpf.
ltnb DON fern ber brans burG bic
Butt bic Wluiif Der arbeit NIT ibren
bur6einanoer fpirrenotn S0nen.
Srauben aber sins 8sdte lansIam
-auf Dem i'm 'Sdatten Iissenben Yiirs
geriteig suriid. Mas fann er fir
@usen MAIDEN. badte iis. SoIIte er
am gnbe in mid perIiebt fein2 gs
fab 10 aus! Sic lddeIte tpoblgefdls
Iis. @ber iie nabm iid DOT, eolef
ni4ts bon Oieien 9ebanten gu iasen.
Sas bate ia gar teinsn 3ped.
Sic faste es ibm au9 ME, penn
gfalte Srlbin einmaI sar gu fsuriss
&omplimente mudts. .4d, lafen Sic
bod 10 etpas," pflests iie bei iolden
0ortommnihen nit ibrem 2G6eIn
9oloin gu antlportsn. fporauf bieier
ibr bann reuepoa Die 9ano tiibte.
es brinst b0ditsns lnsemiitIi5s
teiten, penn man ben WGnnern aaes
er5dblt, od4te Yeate. uno iie liebte
bic Rube. bic llnsetriibtbsit. Sic fab
es au4 ols etpas 9ans SeibFper<
ftdnOliAes an, -oab alIe MGnner in
lie nerlie6t paren.
Yin Der StraBenede, als iie bonn
Safen bineinbp9 IN bic turse Strabe,
tpdre lie beinabe' nit Srne 9islmerien
5ufammenserannt. ST trug etuen auf>
9eipannten srauen SOnnehI9irm ae>
19ultert. batte ieinen Strobbut i'm
Senid pie elm tleiner &nabe unb mar
ttst in 9eoonten seipeiep.
yiun f9oB es ibm beiB in Die
Sttrn, uno er trat our Settle.
9eate ertpioerte ieinsn 9ruB nur
gang nebeniddIid, bsnn seraoe iab
tie o6sn bonn Wartt Der GoIef bic
StraBe berabtommsn.
Srne 3ielmerien itanb unb Iab ibr
nah, bas sraue Runo oes S9irmes
als Stntsrsruno ieines &Opfss unbs>
pegli4 baltenb.
Ser Mann tam ibr sntsssen. gr
ftrablte %.
Sn Srne 9ielmeriens bellies 2luse
tam elm slimmenoes aidt -. Wenn
mon ibm eine aussl ins 9eiiat ias
gen tonnte - mitten binsin in feline
bubble 5raBe. oa4te er pon Sn>
brunit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-01

Dim So45eitstage mar Sbafilo in
elmer Stimmun9, bic i'm IelbIt iibers
rai9te. Seit Wtpnaten batte er aes
oa4t, er tperoe ni9t 3euse bieies
Cages iein tDnnen. @r piroe es niht
ertragen - er piiroe eber bic ouffGlz
lisiten 2tusflii6te lpdbIen uno flieben.
alber i'm proiaiI9en @ana 0es qas
tdgslebens lit es i9per, etlpas glufs
fduiges gu tun. Die tleinen biiraerz
Iiden Pfli9ten. Die sans slei6siilti>
gen seieuidaftIi9en Hiidii6ten baben
Die auer5pinsenbite 9epalt. 9lls er
einmal Seors 2lltbeer seaeniiber
Der M09li9teit geba9te, Witte
@uguit eine 9ei4dftsreiie unterneb,
men gu miifen, batte Der 9rautpater
9lei6 einen gufpano Don GntriiItuna,
bon Samsnto sema9t, bab SbaIilos
Grfinounsssabe gang periaste.
gr tam iosar oarauf, ii6 einsu6iI.
ben. bob alle Welt Den 9runb iol=
6en 6ernbleibens Our9l1auen mir
oe. Weil er niemals unbefangen an
9eate ba4te, mar er au9 nibt unbez
tangen in ben Singen, bic nit ibr
In 8erbinbung itdnoen.
unb nun NOR cine Ieltfame Rube
IN ihm. Die 9eipaIt oes una6dnoers
li9en ipirtt INNER. Gr fpnnte ieiner
Wtutter Elm unbefangenss 9siidt seis
gen, ooer slaubte es gu 5eisen.
Senn lie, bic sine Stunoe DOR Der
Srauuns, idon i'm piiroisen 6untlen
Seioentleib. nit ibm beiiammenIab,
ba6te: Miein Sunse betommt 10 einen
bassren 3us i'm @eIi9t. limb feline
glusen lie9en 10 tief. gr iberar6eitst
iid.
Gs mar ibr iebr peinlid, ,gm nod
init 9eitdften tommen su mifIen.
9lber ou lie morsen friib beimreiIen
tollte, par bies Die Iebte 9eleaenbeit.
~QBeiBt ou," fasts iie, r@bIefs
9o45sit lit So9 elm srrber gb.
f4nitt."
s5iir ibn ssipiB." anttportete
SbofiIo.
Gr sing. aud feinsrIsits i9on felt.
lid setleiost, mi. Idpersn S9ritt.n
Iansiam auf uno ab.
sd psnte oua. mir iollten iie gu
einem glbidnitt fir uns. fir mid
Deroen laiien," iagte iie leiie.
@an5 iiberraicbt blisb er ftebsn.
sgBie meinIt pu bas, Mutter6en21
Sic iab isbr un9Iiidli9, fat pie
cine Saul0belapene aus.
nSieb, msin Sunse = aIs cein
Batter ftarb, pnren mir. meinsr Msis
aung mad, rsd9t ppblbabeno. grIt bat
ia INNER Golefs Batter meine 9es
iadfte beiOrst, mad behen Sob
Srsne. limb ih iaste sir ibon eins
nal, oaB lie, 10 IsiOeno. iie 1T, iith
Ourhaus niht bic 5iibrung unisrsr
slnselsgsnbeiten nsbmen Idbt. limb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-01

(5ortissuac foIst.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-04
BALL MANAGER
SHOOTS NEGRO

INDIANAPOLIS. May danny
Shay. manager OF the Milwaukee
baseball team. was held on the
charge OF murder today. following
the shooting OF Clarence Euell. n
negro waiter. In a cafe. The shoot
ing followed an argument over a
piec. OF sugar.
Police today were searching for a
woman companion OF Shay's. who
disappeared after the shooting.
Shay. nj the police station. refns-
ed 10 admit there was a woman with
him or TO discuss the shooting Ia
any way. During the argument.
witnesses stated. Shay drew a re-
volyer and shot Euell. The negro.
wounded. grabbed Shay and knock.
ed him 20 the floor. Others inter.
fcred and rushed the negro TO a hos
pital and held Shay. Eucll died an
hour later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-04
BANKER IS FUGITIVE


81, 900 covered all pcculatlona no
far ms they had shecrtained. but
would not say that more than this
amount had not been taken.
William ". Morris made the fol
lowing statement:
Il know where Collier IL. but am
no, prepared 20 say whore at this
time. II. II In Seattle. We will
arrange for n bond OF $4,000 10
guarantee his appearance to plead
to tho las, charge Of grand larceny.
May Fight Gaze
Il cannot say nj this time
whether We will plead guilty or
not guilty 10 the charge. ! have
not talked OF tho matter with my
client"
James y. Lane. cashier Of the
Observation-Disclosures bans. and
brotherin.lAw. with whom Col.
lier has been living since his sen
tence. said Saturday morning:
Il do no, know where Collier Is
nov. last saw him early Thurs.
day. do not think that he In
tends TO escape. but am unable
to hay OF my own knowledge. He
has been living with mo in East
Seattle. off and on. since his sen.
tence. | did not have reason 10 er.
yect him TO stay with me Thursday
night
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Handkerchief
1Oc Each

VIZ OMEN'S Hemstitched
w Lawn Handkerchieis.
with 1s-inch hem and dainty
embroidered corner design,
priced al 1Oc each.
basement saiesroon.
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Girls white, fine-ribbed Silk Isle Hose
good quality fine isle Hose for dress wear
all frs. quality; sizes So to 9H.
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over 800 american
LIVES SACRIFICED

WASHINGTON. May 4.--rncom.
pletc state department sustistics
show Germany has sunk. or attempt
cd TO sink. at least % American
ships. and has sacrificed over 800
American lives, including women
and Children.
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military ADDRESS
IS TO BE GIVEN

Lieut.. Eugene X. West. upon the
subject OF Army and Navy Organi.
xation." and Deputy Prosecuting At.
iorney Erycne II. Palmer. on Pa
triotic Service will address the
King County Democratic club Satur.
day noon. at i,a regular meeting and
lunch. Mt the Good Eats cafeteria
John r. Richards, baritone. will
sing
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Women's and Childrens Underclothes Radically Reduced
for This Anniversary Celebration

worsn's Union Suits, white oo,ton ribbed Suits.
sizes 81. 70 and IS ut 35e. extra slres. 35t.
Worens Use tisls Thread Vests. plain. or with
fancy yokes. sixes - 10 ~ at 19t.
Boys porossns Union Suits. seconds OF soc and
CSC Suits. special for zoe.
chIidren's CSC underwear. Vests In several
styles. knee Pants, sizes to IL years. 15<.
Chiidren's SOC Carriers Undershrss, high neck,
long or short sleeves. siEcs TO II years. 2J<.
Baby Comfort shirts and Banda. all sizes for
infants and children to ? years. each 3Jr or J
for 90.
Boys ard Girls Union Suits, In white and ecru
color sizes TO IL years. at 2Jc.
THE BON MARcHE.
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Worpsn's $500 Sterling SILK Union sviss Give
Suits In alD. specially reduced TO 500.
Wemsn's Saso Sterling SIX Union Suits,
heavy quality. reduced to $500.
a Womsn's italian SIN Union Suits. 400.
$780, $500. $500 and 800 Suits for $685.
IS Womens Italian Silk Vests, In white, $3.50.
S375 and S3.oo Vests for s1.95
80 Palm Women's italian silk Bloomerv
black and white. 32.75. $3.50 and 1915 Boomers
for S2.X5.
Womews Sis and $50 Forest Mills Union
Suits, Isle thread sizes "a TO a. al 81 90.
Womens Pandora Union Suits, white isls
thread, threep!ece style; sizes "a, %, IS. at 55<
UPPER MAIN FTOOI