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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-23

Leading the Pacific Coar
Hockey association race by the
narrow margin Of one game,
and with but three more. in
GLIDING tonisht's fraeas, here. ..
with Spokane, on their sched-
ule, the Seattle MetropoIitans
will have 70 give 'er the gas"
flgurasively speaking. N they
are TO clnch for themselves a
few pesos Of worlds series
chink.
Plncky Peter Muldoon. manager
OF the mauling Nets, isn't losing
any beauty maps because OF worry.
however. Tho handsome handler
Of the locals declares tonights
game and Tuesdays contest. which
Spokane plays hero also. are
already on ice. Just what he means
by "on ice" is left TO the second
guesssrs.
Both Squads Strong
Both squads will he nj their
strongest for the set-to this even
ing. Jack Walker. hook-check star
for the Seattleitcs. who has been
III for the past few days, promises
TO be in the lineup.
The advance sale has been large.
and goodly crowd is expected TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-23
Chef M'nvTYRE
TO HANDLE BILL
FOR Y. M. II. A.
BY EDWARD HILL

T ON n / + M'INrOSH.
IL clever :. A. c. mitt
singer. Is scheduled to Jump
TO the pro ranks and appear
at a show 10 be given in
Drcamland next Thursday
night under the auspices o.
the Young Mems Hebrew as
ISOLATION. according 10 reports.
Mcintosh will appear
against Leo Houck in his first
bout in the four-round game.
Lonnic has grown heavy Of
late and is now said TO be n
full-iledged lightweight. lie
is a good boy and should fur
.nish competition for a lot of
y ightweigh,s in this neck Of
the timber.
The Thursday show is the
one originally scheduled to he
put on Tuesday by Chef Me
lntyrc. He will put it on for
the y. NJ. II. A. instead. how
ever.
TALKATIvE EDDIE pfNKMAN
Is favored over "Mufr' Bronson BY
Portland sports In their six-round
tsngle tonight in the Rose City.
FRtNkIE SULLIVAN declares
he win show that his win over Chef
Neff IN Portland was no fluke
when these two meet Saturday
night At tho Tivoli.
"MUFF-' BRONSON has been
promised two scraps BY the Park.
side club OF San Francisco. II he
beats Pinkman tonight.
RAY CAMPBELL may be seen
in action against Frankie burns.
the Oakland lightweight. in Seattle
ere long.
JOE WALSH is busy lining up
his card 10 be staged at the Tivoll
on March ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-23
lam Pix
u M!M
lyRID - Rt

Jim Flynn knocked a guy out In
Denver recently. There's still q
chance In the ring for John l..
The Seattle Il Knew Him When"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-23

ciuo viii open up again In . couple
OF months.
Eddie Pinkman appeared in Port
land in a dress suit. IL he lets his
hair grow and gets coat with
chinchilia collar. he'll be recognize
ed by the profession.
Dave Fultz says he will resign
as president of the fraternity.
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WITH But ONE CAME LEAD
SEATTLE'SHOcKEY SEPTETI
TACKLES SPOKANES HERE

brave the elements and turn ont
for the fray. Tho linoups
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May GET
WAR CALL FIRST
Continued From Page ]

tho minds Of the first slaekers
arrested In King county for
failing 10 register for select
service.
Seven Finnish and Swedish
miners, arrested by deputy
shcrlHs and deputy marshals
at Newcastle Wednesday af-
ternoon, asked Jailer Schell-
berg Thursday morning 10 be
permitted to register. while A.
Toboda. 80. fireman aboard the
steamer City OF Seattle. lodged
In the city Jail, was making the
same request.
"1f they only failed to register
! viii let them regis
ter" says District Attorney Clay Al
len. but II It Is established they
advised others not to. we will make
examples of them"
The authorities have the names
OF almost 100 men AT Newcastle who
did not register Sheriff Stringel
says that he has the names of 30 In
other precincts
Those arrested Wednesday nj
Newcastle gave their names as:
Herman Carlson. %. John Sund
quist, 90. Oscar Rudestrum. 2S,
Frank Hill. 90. Edward Anderson
2s; Werner WIKI. 26. and Jack vii
son, "a Hin and Wilson are Fin
nish-speaking Firms and the Others
speak Swedish. All are aliens
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-07
Be Careful in Using
Soap on Your Hair

Most soaps and prepared sham
poos contain too much alkali. which
"a very injurious. AZ Il dries the
scalp and makes the hair brittle.
Tho best thing To use is just plain
mulsified cocoanut oil. for Il In pure
and entirely greaseless. It's very
cheap. and beats the most expen.
Siyo soaps or anything else to
,iieces You can get this AZ any drug
store. and few ounces will last the
whole family for months
Simply moistcn the hair with wa.
ter and rub Il In. about teaspoon.
full is all that Is required II makes
an abundance OF rich. creamy
lathor. cleanses thoroughly. and
rinses out easily. The hair dries
quickly and evenly. aud Is soft.
fresh looking. bright. fluffy. wavy.
and easy 10 handle Resides. II
loosens and takes out every parti.
Gle OF dust. dirt and dandrmf--Ad'
vertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-07
NORThCLlFFE COMING TO u. S.
Not Banquet Tour Says New Head of British War Mission
Not on Banquet
BY Ed 1. kEENE

United Press STAFF Correspondent
LONDON, June - Lord
korthelife 10 coming 10 the
United States for business. He
10 not coming for a speech
making tour. but means bus
mess. and will start his work
at once from an office In down.
town New York.
This 10 his own idea OF his
post as successor 10 Foreign
Minister Balfour at the head
OF the British war mission.
He explained his plans In an ex.
elusive interview. granted the
United Press just prior to his de-
parture. and which 1t is permitted
to publish today. now that Eng
lands famous publicist and publish
er Is about to arrive in America.
Il am not coming on speech
making or banqueting tour" Lord
Northcliffe said. II propose taking
offices downtown in New York,
where | can confer on the many
business interests involved in the
British and allied missions.
"rho high honor conferred upon
me by the British government Is
probably due more TO the fact that
am very much at home in Amer
lea, and have countless friends
there. than TO any merit of my own.
Il am hopeful not only OF impart'
ing any war lessons which ! may
have learned from many visits TO
the war TO my American friends.
but also to derive ideas which are
certain to be evolved by American
natural genius for invention.
Il feel much diffidence in sue
ceeding so important and charming
a personality as Balfour, but | shall
do my best to harmonic the work
of the allied missions, and | may
say to facilitate the enlistment OF
as many British subjects in the L..
s. as possible.
ION my arrival | shall, of course.
first report at the British embassy
in Washington"
Northcliffe's one expressed re-
greet was that his post would pre-
ven his being in Europe at the time
OF the forthcoming Irish conven-
ton. in which he has taken such
keen interest
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win Fight
TO OPERATE free"
Continued From Page l

Brinker. who Issued the warrants.
to hold the men in jail without bail.
Failing in this. he asked that their
bail be set at $500. Justice Brinker
fixed IL at $50 cash,
Mayor Gin answered the request
OF the traction company for coop
Grafton by informing them that the
police department will not be used
to carry on fight that is not for
the general public's benefit"
The Mayors Letter
The mayors letter follows:
at is absolutely impossible. even
we're it desirable. for me with the
police force to wage this iitney
fight. which Is. in my opinion. en-
tirely one TO be conducted under
the state statute. which was passed
by the legislature and enlarged
upon by the recent supreme court
decision, making the bond a pro-
hibitive one. | have at my DISPOSE
ton a relatively small police force
some 400 men in all
Every one of these jitney ar
rests is a state case. iuries will al.
ways he demanded. and my police
force would be involved in doing
nothing but waiting around justice
courts TO testify as witnesses, hav-
ing first to take the time and
money to get evidence that the ma
chimes are operated for hire.
Not for Public Interest
Not even YOU would pretend
that this fight is being made for
the general public's benefit; II is
entirely a company affair. and in
my opinion the company should EN-
ploy its own people to get evidence
and then so to the prosecuting
attorney.
In regard to your suggestion
that cause the police officers to
require the operators of the vo-
hicles to produce their authority
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-07
NAVAL HERO Who SANK SUB
MAY Be PROMOTED BY DANIELS

WASHINGTON, June T.
The American steamer Silver
Shell. OF Wilmington, DEL, is
the first vessel under the
United States flag officially re-
ported 40 probable victor In
fight with German subma-
rine.
William J. Clark. OF New York,
chief turret captain from the L. S.
ship Arkansas. was in charge OF
the Silver Shell gun crew. Secre-
tary Daniels commended Clark's
work highly today. and pointed out
he had come up from the enlisted
ranks, was worthy OF high honors
and said promotion was under con.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-07

for operating upon the streets of
Seattle. your legal staff will tell
you that | have no such right. in
the first instance. You might as
we'll say that | had the right to
compel each of your employees to
show me authority for your COM
pany TO operate whenever felt
like il. 49,.
"In order that there may be ND
Misunderstanding, and so far as
am concerned, the police force in
the future, as in the past, will do
its best TO try to prevent violations
OF ordinance provisions by mas
chimes, whether operated by jitney
men. traction magnates or any one
else; but so far as expecting the
city police force TO redress the real
or imaginary legal wrongs accru
ing to your company thru the oper-
alton of statute passed by the
state legislature, | am unable to
comply with your request
Repudated Franchises
"In conclusion. | might say that
there is much in your letter which
must have been written by some
one laboring under a misapprehen.
sion.
"Your company has repudiated
its franchise obligations and is In
court contesting our right TO collect
the . per cent OF your gross re-
Ceipts. concerning which your let
ter shows so much solicitude lest
the taxpayers should lose.
You are also contesting your
franchise obligation TO pave be-
tween the tracks which you lay
down. and, as understand the mat
ter, you have repudiated your fran
chise agreement to pay your just
proportion of the cost of the FIRE.
mont avenue bridge. and are claim
ing exemption from every burden
which the city has the right to put
upon YOU by virtue of the franchise
q hich you long since solemnly ac-
copied.
"If the city is financially liable to
YOU because the march of progress
has rendered your method Of trans
portation obsolete, then in time the
city will undoubtedly pay all dam
ages for which it is justly liable"
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sideration.
The navy department announced
today that the Silver Shell prob
ably sank a U-boat. after a battle
lasting an hour and half, in the
Mediterranean. May 80.
Reports to the department from
members OF the Silver Shell gun
crew confirmed the statement con-
tanned in the consular message OF
yesterday and cleared any linger-
ing doubt as to the authenticity Of
the story.
An official announcement yes
terday gave details OF battle In
which 90 shots were exchanged.
but withheld the vessels name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-07

by an entirely new and perfectly
harmless method any woman utflict
ed with growth OF supcrtluous hair
can now remove the disfiguremcnt
completely roots included Just
a fcw seconds Isn't that glorious
neWHR
The recently discovered phclactine
process is altogether different from
electrical, depilatorN ana other meih-
DDS heretofore employed Tor the
purpose. II is tho only thing that
enables one TO remove roots aud MI
in ones own home without expert
aasiatance The result cannot he
doubted, FOR the user sees the hair
roots with her own eyes. \ stick OF
phclactine, with simple instructions,
can be procured at any drug store,
It is odorless. non-irritnting, non
poisonous Ca child could eat II with
out injury. Always sold under n
money hack guarantee. The method
il so thorough that the skin is left
perfectly smooth and hairless, bear
Ing not the least evidence OF it's for
NOR h.---Advcrtisoment
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TALK WITH DADDY.-le27

the big big Germany forced upon the
world almost in this help
Yes
Daddy. you fight"
No
the officers Besides you and
your brothers and bring up"
anything
"Wel-I
would have done that. Daddy you
q Liberty Bond'"
No
daddy sorry"
by The
child him proper
ioveo
Then 10 viii
o little
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-07

Tho arrow above Joints 10 the
little strip whore Field Marshal
Halga infantry has been making
gains during the last three days
OF fighting This ia called the Wo-
tan line The Germans have stub.
bornly held II all spring At Ypres.
In Belgium. the artillery lombard.
ment OF the German line is contin.
ulng II IS believed Haig il pre-.
pairing for a vigorous drive there.
The Germans face the Fronch army
along the lower half OF the line.
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few ARE HIDING
WOMEN'S
SKIRTS, REPORT
~ CARL %. oRoAT


WASHINGTON. juno RE
turns filtcrinn In 30 Provost
Marshal General Crowders Of.
flee today Indicated that osomp-
tlon claims may exceed so per
cent OF the war registration.
This, however. did not far
surpass official expectations. in
asmueh az a large share OF tho
claims are based on the depon.
dcnoy OF relatives.
All exemption claims viii be care.
fully examined - determine wheth.
or or not they are bona fi1c. but Tho
indications are that only a small
percentage has hidden behind
women's skirts Co bo freed from
military service. or has claimed ex.
emption on the ground OF 'conscl.
entious objection" TO war
In eases OF conscientious obloc.
ton the applicant. II otherwise 1T.
viii not be exempted from some
form OF military service II he
proves fully bis conscientious ob.
lection he viii probably be used
IN work behind the lines II he
fails 10 prove his statement. then
he will be subject TO actual bear.
ing OF arms.
Official returns are coming In
slowly. tho they begin TO speed up
today. and probably will be on In
full blast tomorrow The fact that
10000. 900 men have registered
will have great psychological ef
feet In Germany. showing her tho
great resources in man power still
aligned against her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-07
BOMB ENEMY SHEDS

LONDON. June british sea.
planes carried out another success.
fui bombing expedition yesterday
over the German aerodroms at
New Munster. an admiralty state
mcnt said today.
Ono shed was hit and several
bombs fell close TO two machines
and the aerodrome.' the report
continued.
Our bombing machines we're nj.
tackled on their return Journey. but
returned safe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-07
ny HENRY WOOD

United Frees stair Correspondent
WITH THE FRENC
ARMIES IN THE FIELD. June
7.-oermany has only p diVls-
Ions Of troops on the western
front-approslmately $4,000
men-whleh she has not yet
flung into the fighting line.
The i0T German divisions
q. 605,0 900 mem. with which the
British and French offenslves have
been engaged In recent weeks.
have suffered losses Averaging be-
tween 1000 and 1900 per division
or from $4,000 to 32i.0 mon.
These figures are those OF
French headquarters They give
not only clear idea OF the tire.
mendous effort which Germany Is
making to- stop the French and
British advance. but also the ter.
rlblc toll which the allies have
taken in the fighting
The French estimates are
that Germany has a total OF
i56 divisions OF all kinds OF
troops now on the western
front. or 100000 men.
Hut OF these 1876 divisions. les
divisions are auxiliary troops and
not fighting men.
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GRAND JURIES IN
TONG WAR PROBE

PORTLAND. June Two grand
juries today are investigating the
tong war OF las, Saturday night.
when two Chinese were killed and
six others were injured
A number OF indictments are CT
pected 10 follow. as the authorities
are determined 10 stamp out tong
warfare.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-07
BRITISH PUSH FORWARD

LONDON. June Filed
Marshal tala's resumed OF.
fenslve s~cp, forward victor
Iously early today over front
OF nine miles In the Messines-
"ytsehaete sector.
Every where We captured our
first detectives" tho reports said.
Further progress was reported
satisfactorily on the whole front
\ number Of prisoners are reach
inE collecting stations.
OF tho fighting Ia the section
where the big gains we're made.
Gen. iialg reported
We attacked AZ 2 10 a. m. gain.
ing a position on the Mcssinea'
ridge. on front OF nine
miles. and every here captured
our first detectives
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DRIVE GERMANS BACK

FANIS, juno An enemy at
tack over n front OF 900 yards.
northwest OF St Quentin. was
broken down in the French bar.
rage fire. today'a official report as.
serted The Germans were forced
back 10 their own lines. badly pun.
ished
North OF Chemin deH Danes. the
war office reported mutual artIl.
lery firing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-07
CLAIM LINE INTACT

ROME. June 1.-Furious but ~.
tile counter attacks by the Aus.
TRANS have cost them 5000 in cas-.
ulatIes in the past few days. ac-
cordlng TO seml-offlcial estimates
to day. At no place have they sue.
ceedcd in denting the line which
the Italian offensive has pushed
toward Trieste.
Officials estimate that at least
100000 Austrians participated In
the offensive OF the past three
days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-07
AusrRIANs CLAIM SUCCESS

VIENNA CVia London. June :.
Ten thousand. two hundred and
fifty prisoners have been captured
by the Austrian counter offensive
In three days fighting over a bat
tleficld near Jamiano. strcwn with
Italian corpses, today's official
statement said.
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FIERCE FIGHT IN AIR

LONDON. June 7.--Eight Ger.
man airplanea were sho, down dur.
lng the fighting with British troops
yesterday Seven British planes
are missing Artillery firing con
tinues In vicinity OF 1prcs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-07

WENATCHEE. June &c n.
kegley was reelected president OF
the Washington State Grange. IN
session here. "wednesday. 90 serve
his 18th consecutive term In that
office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-07

No mail, telephone or G.
o. -. orders accepted for
Friday Hour Sales, and the
right to limit quantities is
reserved.
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time IS EXTENDED

Allen enemies will. have until
June 9 10 get permission to live
within the half-mile zone surround.
ing Fort Lawton. the Armory and
the navy yard. U. s. Attorney Allen
said Wednesday. They must apply
TO him in person for admission.
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Friday Hour Sales
9 to 10

Suits-lIlnck and white
Shepherd G h ks in
sizes for Women and
Misses. Tho features OF
those Suits are tho
fancy plcatcd coats.
fancy figured Innings.
large white poplin silk
collars and self button
trimmed. The sizes In
clude IL. 10 and rs. for
Misses. aud 80. SO. 80
and 30 for Women. Reg
ular $500. Special for
n this hour S5.75
Untrim me- ed Hats
There are over one hun.
dred untrimmed shapes
In this assortment the
Millinery Section will
offer for this sale. In.
cluded are straight brim
Sailors. Turbans. Tri.
cornes and Turbans
with slightly rolling
brims. Black and col
ors. and u few white.
Regular $50. si.95.
$3.50 and s2.95. Special
for this hour. RI
ttti n
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10 to II

Flowers - This sale is
timely In that II offers
trimming for the un-
trimmed shapes on sale
from 9 10 10. The aH-
Bortment consists Of
Roses. Mixed Flowers
and Fruit Ia various
colors. Regular 2Jc. Doc,
JOc and 75c. Special for
this hour, L.
each .......... 1cS
outing Hats and Caps
- I h cse are 10 be
found in the Women
Ncckwear Section on
the main floor. The Sc
lection consists OF about
thirty Outing Hats and
Caps that are suitable
for outing. street and
motor wear. Shown I'm
various color cOmblnn
lions. Regular 1875,
Special for this 40
hour. choice TOO
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FOR the Individual. a Little Land and Liberty:
For the Community, Cooperation and Efficiency"

n o organize prosperity for large numbers OF families
L is the keynote OF policy at Aderwood Manor
We have lands that ideal for suburban develop
ment, lying within Is minutes OF the Seattle business
district. We have deliberately adopted the NEW way
OF using the land instead OF the old way-small hold
ings instead OF broad acres intensified methods OF cul
tvaton instead Of wasteful OF the land and dcb
plan OF production under the guidance OF skilled
and experienced men, instead OF encouraging each set
tier to proceed without well-consdered plan. possibly
without forethought or expert advice.
Our plan OF production is based upon these three
features:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-07
Phelactine, New Wonder
Worker for Hair Crowths

Causes Even the Roots to Come out
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I to 2

Mems Ties-The -four
INLAND" Ties we have
priced special for this
hour arc from our regu-
lar stock and consist
OF a vide range OF
stripes aud figures.
They have the wide
flowing ends and sell
regular at soc. Special
for this hour Or
ach.......... AOC
Girls bingham Dresses.
a special selection OF
Dlaids and stripes in a
broken line Of sizes
ranging from 6 10 IA
years. 90 Dresses. Reg
ular sl.25. Special for
e chls D0u'. Acc
Striped Sport skirtina.
iZ5 yards. 30 inches
wide. that sells regular
az 25c Special for this
hour, a 1E
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II to IL

Curtains 80 Odd lots Of
one and two pairs OF
MarqliBette and NOilo
Curtains In IN yard
lengths that have been
priced just for this sale.
The lot contains. Spe.
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2 to 3
Corsets--In this assert.
mont that has been
picked special from reg.
ular stock. for this sale.
are about one hundred
Coreets. The variety is
comprised OF Royal
Worcester Corscts. In
all sizes. and Bon Ton
and Gossard Corscts in
a broken line OF styles
and sizes consisting OF
sizes 20. 81. %. q. IS.
20. 80. 81. 30, "a and 30.
but not each size in ey.
cry style. Regular $3.50
$3.50 and a few at $500.
. spe', na,, for $1.29
Drets voiles-750 yards
in a good variety OF
neat figures. stripes and
floral patterns. IS in.
wide and sells regular
at 25c. Special for this
hour. a IT,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-07

We have established at Aderwood Manor Model
Demonstration Farm illustrateto make clear TO you
this New Life Of the Land" We are ready to help
every earnest family obtain such farm, and to make
il produce living and a competence. TO tins end VIC
supply the services Of trained gardeners poultry rascrs
and horticulturists teachers.
Soil and climate at Aldcrwood Manor arc peculiarly
adapted 10 the Filber industry fact which has been
thoroughly demonstrated after scientific research ana
EXPERIMENTATION extending quarter OF century.