The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 4, 1917, Page 2

y 1 STARTING dunvay ith Tom Moore and little Billy Jacobs in a new 5-part romance, the PRIMROSE RING _ “The House of Scandal,” a comedy, and a Travel- complete an all first-run feature show. ANY SEAT ANY TIME 0c BRITISH MOVE FORWARD OVER wome He abeut the ‘You will hear them say: Wate dl | By United Press Leased Wire LONDON, Aug. 4—Despite heavy continued rains last night, British forces move: ward over the muck and slime of Flanders to new positions east of the Korteker river and Cabaret, Field Marshal Haig reported today. To the south ack fall SUIT, COAT, DRESS | and WAIST. | the FLORENCE UPSTAIRS) Ds. erons. | SECOND AND UNION. | of the Planders British commander reported recap- ture of British positions lost in the German counter attack Thursday night. “East of the Korteker and Cab- aret, we made further progress in heavy rains during the Hatg's statement asserted “At Monchy Le Preux tions were completely ed. East of Monchy. ed the remainder of Into which the enemy trance Thursday night our atabli post re sh we the trene forced en The Korteker river r westerly from around Comines thru Houthem, near Hollebeke and Zanvoorde Cabaret is on its bank. | VANDERVEER TRIES TO FREE |. W. W.’ By United Press Leased Wire NORTH YAKIMA, Aug. 4.—Geo F. Vanderveer, of Seattle, acting as attorney for the 1. W. W. ounced Friday that he would file application for a writ of habeas cor. pus to gain freedom for Phil May hew, local secretary, arrested by Oregon troops July 9. MATERIAL METHODS Note the prominent features of highly efficient service. addition to these distinct ad PRICES ARE THE LOWEST IN SEATTLE “AND I SUCCESSFULLY TREAT | PYORRHEA (RIGG’S DISEASE). | ‘NOWHERE, EXCEPT IN MY OF-|Steal Shoe’ FICES, WILL you FINE ‘THIS COMBINATION Price and Efficiency THIRD AND PIKE Entrance 1504 Third Ave. Not Open Sundays Main 5769. Seattle, Wash. , Jewels, Tire, Coin and Razor) A pair of shoes, a lady's waist, | kodak, several rings, a watch, two autos, a child’s bank, a pair of fi glasses, a razor and a rear tire, be tides pall change, comprise t list of thefts reported to police Fri- TOO PATRIOTIC TO BE WASTEFUL Too proud to be thriftless; too prudent to spend all that’s earned. Guide your money matters by such mo- tives. Determine to make your deposit reg- ularly each week in your savings account here. Compound interest helps savings de- positors—those who are willing to help them- selves. DEXTER HORTON TRUST SAVINGS BANK SECOND AT CHERRY SEATTLE, WASH. Combined Resources of the Dexter Horton National Bank and Dexter Horton Trust and Savings Bank, $21,263,222.70 STARTING SUNDAY LOIS MERIDITH —IN— “SOLD AT AUCTION” Class “A” THIRD NEAR PIKE _ FLANDERS MUD front, east of Monchy Le Preux, the! night,” | recaptur- | nh} north. } here, an-| STAR—SATURDAY, AUG. 4, 1917. EXEMPTED MEN MAY BE CALLED AT LATER DATE gene O'Nell, Charles Boba n, Laur Aune. leonard mbe HKverett Dulim, ort Menry Foater Alfred Moi dus Jo’ Cutriant rman Petar Albert harles TD Aare Arth It will be inconvenient for |! many men to Inherit large sume of money In the near future. If a man claima exemption from select service on the ground that he is the sole supporter of a wife or child, then happens to yron y inherit a lot of money, he must immediately report, and may be sent to war A husband dem on the th child ¢ Alp Jarn Hareld 1 Pred Her nding a discharg he has a wife on him, including the fob “|D strict ‘Nine endent \ m sign an affidavit lowing paragraph }from v 5 |ceived support is mainly jmy mental or physical labor, and ts not income mainly derived from property or ¢ rees independ. ora ent of my mental physical Ia | worth Lan Rey Jaimie Marry ee) division 9 Jitarciad 1. Wi Malt Walte ing have me be the r that my Income dependents re fruit of any tohaumburg examination « in Heattle division at FP Division 4, ed tor y-Clty b Auguat Die . Vrank t » John F Hen th ared The f ane nwing 4 Louls Jacoba inghan Nober Patrick ra, Arvid Hanton aly weph Marion la Due D Kateen, J Must Report “I do hereby bind myself at the local board of hich might modify or way my claim for dis charge, and to report at once tn person to sald local board when ever the conditions entitling me to discharge cease to exist.” Physical examination of men se 1 for service in America’s citizen army will go Into full swing Sunday morning, at o'clock in the headquarters of at least three of the district boards in the ie ity building. ny Frank Kawa Marr notify any ter in to rie A ph any prove a “ Mar Charles Wes Irwin Arnold, Ar John Berton # corms J aiph Walter Kirk ¢ Miliiea. Ham ur Phyl Kent Dear uel Victor Kpsteyn, Moses thing, Robert I Krapwner, Le Victor H. Peis Morris, Char ¥ none. ward 8t. Peter Patt Ivor, Arthur Clarence Richard |e gimp Meyer ker, Fred Leaile Ma ie o~ © Alanao | TTY Russet! | Gold uchanan | Eldo Heott, | Lo teindl Ka ward Mollyday Mewart Adal Noy Kennith M Mitehell en Walter More * Kdward David Manley Werner Frank Marry Lawrence ek Jonn re fi Examine All Comers jor Blocks of drafted men have been! 55), districts and 8. They Whe according to sched- lester rooms 413 and 313, county ing, respectively 4 will examine jeants who care to take advantage of the opportunity after 9 a m Sunday, in room 324, county-city| # | building \District Eight o mon have been notified to ap Fee. Sunday, but the board will Division 6, Monday |keep open for the conventence of 4a lany men of district 4 who would rather take the time for examina tion on Sunday than on a working day, ton. O'Ne a by appear ca must jule, in city b District Alexar man her s Br Marry W Whke, Knut eon, Midney tiny all applt Christen an, Cly Felis off Edwin fam Charles J rf Mutat A «the » M ae And: wiih Mick ford. a | Division 9, E4wara| A Me | Visher Anawer Questions Fach man up for physical exam {nation must answer a long list of questions, and affix his s!gnature to a filing form ae The first question to be anawer:| pa, ee ed is: “Have you found that your! 4. Dp on Davie health and habits in any way inter. | {73er Deleon fore with your success in ctvil life?) meg ten If eo, give details Other questions consider that you are now sow and well? and “Have you ever been under treatment tn a hospital) or asylum?” Examined Twiee | physician then ascertains the man's height, weight, girth of chest, examines his head, chest, | Frank Robe . abdomen, extremities, nose, throat, | \! ‘ hee iggy 3 jheart, feet, eyes, cars, ant records) , {just what teeth are missing | The same blank on which the) | statistics concerning the above are! recorded will be retafned and lat-) lor sent to the mobilization place of} the men Exactly the same will there be repeated . a gaan Must Answer Cali | Laland Sehaubot Tonkin, solutely neces-| > Emit! Vallekon hyaictans to! Wass Mareid (Wands. Wise falthfutly. If} sani. Marry Wendell Young, Alenander | set tn sort wrongful obser-| Zaeve rhe will be like'y to get tan Division 8, Tuesday ; third section been called for examination tn roe ty b ding on Tuesday 10 & m. and 40 at 2 pm m Norman Atchison ane Burnett, Clarence Archie A ” Nainte aud Mit per News Alex r Fieia Prane . tn Mix, M Whitema Henry Ha Abram Stre Graf, Rertra Dratkin, Jar GQ. Kalbere, J © | Kinnaman row, Corne foul % M ae nee Merie In Henry * Mempnit De you 1 are ah, Wesley Macks on Mor w bn Fred The soar urges. Arnt Calvin Bry Murray, Israel s*/ Minear, Arthur W Tob nan. |Dewnean, Joseph W lakes gene tam Quinn, Joseph F “0 nan, Low for eas, Gerald Weas 4 jertck FR nd, 1 mean | Jonnsto n — % naton, Sa Seaton @ juel ¥ Merriett T Prank Arthur W Mey | Wise Marry © m, Robert 1 MeKiniey William Ring. teky. don C Randolph mbaum, Lyle John Rehwan, Fawar Joneph Autheriand Georas Mathews Schrouder | tsopote Wiilta examination Th sary for | perform ther stor into trouble | The second examination will tend eliminate physicians’ mistakes Men intending to make a claim) for exemption must answer the call tor physical examtnation, and munt| Dutton | Alexander Sens obtain the r blank forms from | pernethy. Georke 7 the diatrict board vane © More names of men for examina a tion follow |District Four Warr The follow bere, 7 4 have been tn mERS Ww Ya r duty Fdgar ” An they The hn R. Sp Harry Seymour nk Divtaton wing 9 have Joo it en, ¥ Aaten pens tar Rdwar Patil pa The fo Don re Law Brickley Ja 1 in Reattle 01 1 ry George app Aveur ng called ¢ ac eine Owens, tan, George J fonn Himt wh Ar Dauer, Claude D n Gwinn, Pawara| haries Wilmer Teckstrom, ing, A THERE IS A May iat in our town, WHO PUT THE NUT lJenasngs | Wallace # " ter Wille, Owen bert in nutritious---- M Btopper itfor juatave Wagne 0, ¢ 1 De and 5¢ packages. FORWARD!! MAROH! after thet or We Reger old ¢ $ 6,400,000.00. truly, he Gye Division 4, Tue: The following 4 have been {nation in room 324 Co 9 a. m. Tuorday am Benjamin men tn allied to appe an unty-City build Continuous Today, Augunt Morton, Francis Me Bera Hor ' ven Irvine, | will wo Late win apa; Ale a Tokayo (Free Batloonn for Afterne Hernard Za 1ond Henson, ¢ ghiin, Hen And Mack Carl We Charge No Renewal Fees or Commissions on Real Estate Loans aon | Un ell} Small I larly Mf cx Real | you oans on state are partict here. ( yurse can borrow in any Jerry Arthur Divini ‘The following me 4 have been called a punty-City building, Wednesday, August & Edson Jace, George Albert Cline, J n, Louis Bertolds, Mer, Archie id, William it, Char naw " an reduce your Joan to carry—and you can pay the whole amount on in o« time are able. Our interest rates are ro you Johnaon, Cart on Kddle Ce Irwin Beall, Baw Frederick M 1d, Matthew # John #. imphrey, Harold Jud John William Oncar Afolph Hall ASSETS $6,300,000 nton Lowell 810 SECOND AVE Williams, ESTABLISHED 28 YEARS Hayne | theatre, let! Liberty value your watch, repair it, Next Advertisement, Henry PAGE arn Phereon, f 2 Dury Dab. Je borden, der, Ar Vrank Al Trvin Thach ‘r iramm, Ceoree Huppm eoph Wade I MeFaria Mayer on 0, Wednesday » Wednesda A Willa M sbert Bt August and Edwin Robere Mat Wright Harold 1 fford wil Mack Widen. ler, ¢ Weat pron, key G Jones Mor Kedwar Kee Aunt! Hal Ulan Marshal hmann Witte, Carl Fr D Freda uM Tye Burmenn, Carroll Greenberg Charles L Thereday mas Hen Hogan soph ¢ Felix A ¥ Merritt it Martin, wn Friday Hart GYPSY nr Carroll, William Ki vaky Libbee, rae} Francis] 1 Pegelow, | nuel Leon MoMiI)lan Hasson wilt u M 1 Morris Zi! rKe onato Mast «, Abraham Pept ree & 1 O'Con yae anham oo Be. € Abr et Peterso Montgomery k A. The ons Welling n Lee Grand Har Frank Jacot Frank w. Bishor um? Behnelder tor J. Man bert H. Ar ed ffin, Gor Ikin, Clyde Roy Harry win Rett w ¥ w w Nea ap-| and Helghtest All omedy Musteal PALACE HIP Ve 20 to 11 a1 Pnye and ldren and Wednesday Matinees) wel amount $50,000, but we prefer the loans of $300 to $1,500. Mondyay otopiny Saturday 1 Kun., Iho, ome up to You so gradually that it is no burden at any low. Washington Savings and Loan Association TELEPHONE ELLIOTT 3310 ANDS [i H. Rider Haggard, that master of storied mysticism, whose tales of ad venture in far-off lands have thrilled and entertained the world, wrote of 1 wonderful woman—the white queen of a savage tribe deep in the jungles of Africa—Ayesha, he called her. Three thousand years ago the story began and comes down through the ages to the modern sent the graphic, Today we pre- magnificent picturi- zation of this story—"She”—starring Valeska Suratt. Fifth at Pike Continuous 11 to 11 Admission 15¢ Children be David Leonard Ha) Yiver Pearl Pratt, @ Harry Charlies Murphy, Edwin Am brose La Fortune, William A. Pease, Henry George Duffy, Gerasimon Ha rittes, Crawford BE. Bilteett, Cee R Branstetter, Ole Andreas N: Louls Federman, Jack Mar mond, John Edward Seifert, Ira Guy Nicholson, William Joseph Orland, Harry A. Wel ohn Howard wu Hawking, ree Har Harold Bruce George Frye kiand, Will Ray Hisey, w Michael Irvin Ibert A. Cratg, 3 Garter vision 10, wine vt Pridey on n in « Friday 5.10 Anth 1 kata, Robert Bhogo Yoshida. John ashas, 1 led County- room 409 ing Ye Melead Jace fironek Buye, Nick De Cyril Takef mateu K ene, Horace PI H w We bert ard King k fan Nelson, uel Ortiled, Art Whicht Karmato, m.—Marold Vin Kelaabduro Uyeha A ee. Frank Herold | Take: Ya yavid Peka Kerkman 1:30 p. m.—Ihel Wa rar on Mo: Alex Lawrer Burns, Jon Howell D ¢ Kaahtki Nishimura an Game ft, James Kelly © Kdward Bar n Walter Lun orland, —¢ aries Ja 1 h Mase Bruno Miletta bin, Elmer ¥ Elias Nobukteh Ander ©. Hayr Christ Karkas Wiliam Snell Yakicht Nakateum garo Jyo, Masachiyo Uyegakt Deutach, Fred Frank Gockel Wright, Morrus Sjoquist 8:20 p Triehilo ( pio, Tamateu Awashin nett, Vincenzo Bernade Wilaie, Francesca Dt Rinse Hetdetn F. J. Retlly, Leo Arthur De Ait Kins ree Oncar An in, Mar James Me Vietor Campagna Jacob At m aime Fred Sulmo Karl Delbert Alexander Fra Wiley Anto. ark le Yo Hider wilt Hn low W leveland H Ham = Bmit Deve ifford, Wil Thuraman Eng Lung Bredice, Kward Hoget Walter Francis, Robert J Da Maurice Lindeborg, John Patrick Garvin, Johan August Erickson, William Uppen kamp, Setnoauke Ito, Domenick Perullo. juey Mar, Andrifa Wuk h, Conrad ene! Hanger, ik Hehar hapr hin, J hn Henry ¢ Wolt Ku Dark Libe Earl phy, Jone seph Bh Mu Sater nea nh Ids n (the tn King county wen called for examinatio nty-City butlding, at wday, August 8 John Zachri Hattiotn Py Douglas Gor ch, Elias Johnaon, Willian » Harold Darwin Andrews, Nels Verner Berglund, don Catt Peter Peter Gamlen, | Harry Mo- | rd section, | Floyd | " ari Be ond erson, Henry Darden, ey Avery Carroll D. Pierce Chipman, Jack Thomas Mock, Reginald William Hur Thomas Campbell, Millard Dea Hmith, € Marvin’ Leavitt, Charles Kenneth 8 nd, David Har ria, Martin Albert Frank Halford James G ares, Edward Sperry ymond Ht Hanson, Robert Hunt, A " wil Alex ter Hymen, Edward David 8. Durrant Thom: avin ¥ Ernest af Molek Henry Apt Davies, John Adolph Ban aeel, Guat Leh En Kronqu| John MeDowe! Royal Mathue & Frank Va Frank Ar- Lundgr ander as Arthur Mar Ronnet Fre Peder Albert . Robert Locknane Andreas J Battista Lumon Hubert Orin Beeching William Enory Guat Karageorke Thomas Ballard Leonard Roy F Davenport, Wi * Bernard Wil- MoCabe, Harry Henry Crosten, v Felix Wilfred R es Tourko Poter Bre Benson rra, f Backman Widen M eh as Leon Smal Andrew oe dane A Leake n, Bine ples Thor Wald eon, Ralp Klenkin Ren And William J) Edwards, Edward Sverre Emmanuel ate Ralph Koskinen Jim mble, Wither Svendaen District Ten ty -City At Gerrald Ramond Harris, 12th Annval Picnic Wildwood Park TOMORROW August 5th, boats leave Leschi park every hour, All refresh. ments served free, FOUR DAYS 6tarting Sunday If laughing hurts you, don’t see our 2- reel Keystone com-— tdy, “She Needed a Doctor!” Edward Berry, Gustaf Herming Johnson, | Masokatal. Fujita, De Marchi Augusto, Luigi Russo, George Duichewsky, Albert mnesen Mieide, Wong Chu, William Joseph Adomavicty Omat ontaro Tanaka, Mirashi Sate, | | Shigeo Kateuki, Earl Bishop Sanders, Aibert William Howser, Max Lapinsky, Hikoguro Kuribayashi, Barle V. Ludvige | son, Louis L. Bow, Charles R. Gosset, Harry Maxwell, Howard Ruthven Wick land, Conrad Adelsten Anderson, T Watanabe, Frank Ceres, Jebn Dom Demenico Di Gortd, Jerry Rouse, Ol Wendell Holmes, Boggo Samardsich, J Brady, Yuschi Sakamoto, Joseph F: cis Collins, Arthur Rudolph Yale, Harry Witmer Dt Frank Paneaja, Fosley Wickies, Toro- George Bellu, Kinieht Marding, Aberdeem Henry Gluckstadt, George Ad} Shandrew, Otmar Gruenenger At 10:30 a. m.—Max Caplan, August . Rosarito Perri, Ge ri Svenning, Hideteru Ka: teu Tonge, Tollef Goodm Hashimato, John Ferry, u Ro v Votava, Mor Carl Albert Palim Aeron Crescenzo ‘ower, Mi Mardahl, Harry Jam Stipich, John " Seber, ‘eterson, Rityoichi Nishim ckson, John Winton Jameq Deery, Michele Geron Taylor, Roy Willard Smit Dantel Johnson, Michinene ali Levy, Jinso Okimete, conte, Jacob Skooratotsky, toni, John Walter Cad ie, Per Adolf Nord~ re, Lorenzo Cosem Chisholm, Yoshie Marion Cgiesich, mn Ast. Pp m—Shungo Hirabayacht, Edrrund Cross, William Heary ‘er, Walter Johnson, Mateujire haries Henry Goodman, Edward Kaoru Andre ean, Miyasak kient Yai Louis Manotto, Joaquin . Angelo a, Harry James rl Agaton $ Thompson, Lawrence Minarit Joorgen — Lystad, Charles Thomas William Mest Moyer, Demenico Pompeo, Burnley, Zeuso Kino- Frank Lois Morris, Loule James ottt mijiro Mizakueh!, Nawokl hi iwin Van Cise Walker, David Ito, Walter Anton Lang, Domenico rradetti, John Leonard Smith, Eodo- em Korneluk, Javo Rakic, Russell By- n Lee, Le Wing, Charles Mork, 1d Simpao =Misuye Susaka, John en You, Mateum! Hira- Turner, Teikicht Kawan- Morton, Joe Delesandro, dier, Ryotcht Mihara, Ola” August Hansen, Earnest Parka, Charles Quong Yim, Alexander Marry Alfred’ Thompson, ‘ata, Eddie Madden, Tosh Claude Wilson Rogers, Quale, Poltkarp Opulskt, Kayasuga, Kunitoshi Kato, Felix t . 1 sill, Guatof Ah At 3:30 John Blackie H. Ch Julla Velando, Anders Mattson, Barton, Jim Raimatoft, Gtuseppe Hirano Masao harles, Gottfried Raymond ka, Milford Dixon Jeffrey, John hnichire Abe, Isahure Ha+ Fd Frank Johnson, Kinzo Fukui, Adolf Anderson, Ephrom Kaplan, Kayama, Satoshi Yabukt, Pas- ‘onola, Wallace Imipelion Crown Charles Edward Howard, Shinjt ehimures TREAD STAR WANT ADS*t OS eee eee t William RESTAURANTS 106 Second Yesle New Ave. &., near r Way Branch 711 Pike St. At either served to foods cooked place your you will be taste with in American or Chinese style—regular meals or me hants’ lunch. Our Chop Suey and Noodles have become famous. Bring your family or friends and try our excellent Dinner Su nday# Chicken ‘CoeyRion