The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 9, 1917, Page 2

STAR—THURSDAY, AUG. 9, “DE SAULLES’ SON “| DOES NOT KNOW FATHER’S DEAD y United Press Leased Wire NEW YORK, Aug Saulles does not tho allies at the price said Bebwab | had been on @ Vacation ‘SCHWAB BUCKS | OVER PRICE OF FRENCH RAILS" My United Prose Leased Wire WASHINGTON, Bethiehem Steel Schwab's whereabouts were said to be unknown here in ¢ ounty, Hospital Noor st and the war are at odds over the price to be pald for steel rails for use Hurien, discovered him Thursday in the old man Bianca De Saulles and was taken to the city pital and later to the county ‘TEXAS RESISTERS BEING ARRESTED — Hy United Press Leased Wire company refused belleves that hie father will re rails at rates | Friday- “Saturday Specials camp stools 15c— to supply these Meantime the law and the matter is now under z aatiful Chilean compared to the total output of the and dented there between a decline of men from the department understood that Baker's pr have been arrested here during the hours, in connection with who arrested Highteen were brought ht by raids of county and that his reason he did , n was he did) ¢ seral officials in the Northern dis not care to discuss the matter of rails for France. Rehind the Bethlehem refusal to r's price is said to neral agreement am: The imprisoned rd of this he de Cleveland Inquires f Cunningham Cleveland is inquir arrange for her eon to visit her products to the Discover » property of the & ub, according to reports into the bootle BETHLEHEM DENIES REFUSING OREDER By United Press Leased Wire Dy United Press Leased Wire One hundred on the top ste quarts of whisky ficlals of the Bethlehem Steel Co. atrons and sold the parts of the being taken from and tn cotls of | was secreted two quarts of was arrested were held as evid head of the concer for sofa, canoe, camping —regular $1.75, $3.50 values. $1.25 and $1.50. in all sizes and shapes, of silk s covered with Js 218 —special for Friday and Saturday NDIANO BEACH Pick a Summer Homesite For Next Summer This Summer 102 to 11t 8, among the big guns of the artillery ROP SHIFTS BACK OF LINE DE BY KAISER Press Leased Wire Aug. 9—Exten- movements behind the » reported by aer- fal observers today, were be- northeast of Loos dur Comines car 1 reiton Was a sector, near the coast. NEW FRENCH GAINS | By United Press Leased LONDON, Aug. 9. the French forces to the north of cere se on the Belgian front, ew gains by| figure some on - to send your family for the sum- Along about the middle of next March where to spend your vacation or where mer months Field Marshal helt DUELS RAGE ALONG AISNE United Press Leased Wire wspess on the part of the the days pass with- al resumption of the Chances are you'll go out and look at places with a view to getting an o have it brought home to you that a a plac e on the beach yr in the woods looks far different in the early pattered thrusts are being made early start only t the German lines along the en British and », ih forces. Field Marsh reputation again raged in the Aisn “there ts the the French front last night now—while a summer home is and far-sighted and go see See it during the season when enough to provide privac good, note whether the water Go get first-hand evidence as to whether y not be thrifts yet summer. y. See whether there see whether the bathing is out during the dry spell. e is the kind of a place you want. “mixing his blow the next big push will come.! active artillery exchanges Having impressed upon the Rus ply is holding of Vaux Les hments cleaned inflicted losses administration neW Eparges and . Premier Kerensky i8| Palameix an enemy trench, » Germans and returned elr own lines unhurt. SAMMIES AND POILUS PICNIC Lp JW. PEGLER this administrative work dis of, it would bring no surprise 1 London to hear that min left for the front to in the Russian trodps. t War office reports stated the Slav soldiers are fighting the greatest bravery on the, 3 Continued progress 8 Teported in the offensive launch- against the German lines, and ae, the region of Kimpolung, where Germans are attacking, good ‘Order is being maintained, despite |» Teverseg met CANADIANS CLOSE =: IN ON COAL CITY ..: BY WILLIAM PHILIP SIMMS PARIS, Aug. @nemy lines northwest during the night, lus raised their voices in song Sammies and 4 together on an ‘anadians|out the national airs of the coun accompanying the yesang democracy’s defiance to| Ward a little nearer in tightening |the enemy In what was one of the grasp on the approaches to mow unique celebrations that has | ‘the coal city. _ ‘The British let loose gas waves | landed American chow wagons cooked while French the men as} INDIANOLA BEACH THE SWIMMING 1S FINE AT About two hundred people spent the day at Indianola Beach last Sunday. same was true of several Sundays before is room, and to spare—both in the woods and on that great and glorious bathing beach for a great many hundreds. This does not mean crowding. gand dunes of the Belgian const There were artillery air fights eleewhere, @ starry nicht Shiny day, warfare along the entire | reid cups into barrels of red wine front was ziven new for the Potlus duels and] kitchens cooked for the Sammies to the French cus You can see Indianola Beach as y as on Sunday wonderfully t Make a day and don't forget ae camera and the bathing suits. the suggestion YOU CAN LIVE AT INDIANOLA | LARGE TRACTS, LOW PRICES BEACH AND WORK IN SEATTLE | summering , who work in Seattle, ¢ 30 and 8:30 You'll be glad you acted on | their and | drank to démbertay'e victory and French officers | if you value “Haynes repair it Next Liberty | pagne. theatre —Advertisement. | KAISER SUMMONS NEW CHANCELLOR AMSTERDAM, most important conferences in months has been called by the kai Grand Headquarters. | AND EASY TERMS All Indianola Beach tracts are desir ” Our buyer wires from Old New All are large. Prices vary with Swell SUITS their work And also a lot of nw ‘The best of many gives you a fine tract, $200 $550 Terms $3 per month and up Warranty Deed—Perfect Title—No Mortgage Mlustrated Booklet Free at Office, 15 and 7:30 p or for a day’ mn she bought those nifty To see the property take boat at 9 buys you a choice tract block from wharf. to $600 secures you an extra large water front tract. auch « quantity romised to confine, || Berlin for headquarters, in response {to a summons from the ports received here today stated, Participating will be military, governmental and diplomatic leaders of the empire. In view of the recent changes in , It is belfeved the en- |tire military and foreign policies of the empire are to be discussed, and | definite program outlined. o Salt in Bread; tarts Poison WASHINGTON, Single fare, 25c, and special | commutation ved a lot of them, And you can save much more On each fall SUIT, COAT, DRESS and HA IMSELF 6.00 wet at teeth Indianola Beach Co. failed to put enough sult in Elliott 317. 920-921 Green Bldg. & spotted bread resulted which start, ed rumors about attempts to poison) suppressing Theno prices in- fectiag without’ Nature’s Remedy mins size | ( l mfr.'s $1.00 size Eaton Merito| Eczema mfe’e 500 size oS Murine, for the eyes, mfr.'s $1.25 size VERY SPECIAL French Fruit ars, cream, cane 6 with assorted fru Ib. Empress Chocolates, 1-1b, boxes ... You'll say they are worth double the price we charge. No. 2-C box, a new size; pletures 27 x4% $4.00 Eastman Brownlie No. 0 $1.25 Eastman Brownle No. 2 $2.00 Eastman 2A, $3. 00 Eastman No. 1 Autographio Jr. 8. L. $9.00 sd FEASTA PICNIC PACKAGES—12 Paper Plates and Napkins, 1 Paper Table Cloth, 9¢ 2 SS Ballard Ave. SMOKE CLOUDS A "HIDING GERMAN | ARTILLERY NOW BY HENRY WOOD United Press Btatt © THE FRENCH AR- MIES AFIELD, Aug. masses of smoke clouds hang over the German lines today as the French and the enemy ex ge blows along sections of the front. rest from the of the air, WITH t French aviator n using sm batteries ¢ ral use. BOOSTING LUMBER RATES IS UNLAWFUL. in, United 1 WASHIN' commerce commissi the service of railroads conne 1K tap lines, }ing in lumber districts, pating in an arrangement for oe movement of lumber from the mill] by a circuitous and out-of-line route, | and of collecting {n this way extra |hauling charges, COUNCIL ENDORSES NEW LABOR TEMPLE The plan to erect a half-million dollar Jabor temple in Seattle given the endc Labor council night, ‘The plan now mitted to the Individual unions 1s proposed to assess union member 10 cents a month un-| til the necessary money Former Guardsmen Help Capt. Former guardsmen are taking an active interest in the formation of Washington State rding to Capt, Beebe, reerulting for Company Areade block. Tt the place!lof the the front and will civilian Friday Specials Bartell buys%¥'sells for less Two facts make up our ability and wi It means a great deal SPECIALS dweil's Syrup of Pepsin, 4 4 FRIDAY tlc, deodorant for the mouth A. K. Tablets Chocolates — A chocolate at a small price, per ib Malted Milk Chocolates—Made Bonnie Bride Sandwich, After-Dinner Mints, WITH YOUR KODAK Summertime Is Joytime—Take a Picture of Interesting Scenes Printing ALUMINUM COLLAPSIBLE DRINKING CUPS 610 2nd Ave., near Alaska Friday Specials | Allen's Foot Ease, | mfr,'s 256 size 16c Dr, Chambers’ Pedeline, for foot disorders, 35 mtr.’s 50¢ bottles cl. ———————— Ice Mint, mfr.'s 0c size 33c ——— Hevae i eee eeeeetiemeasccasienasscsmniinassecsnseeD Tiz, for the fee mfr.'s 250 size ...- | Septol Liquid Corn Remedy, 250 size Pedeline, for perspiring feet, 250 potties ....-. ess 19c SPECIAL Ceylon Squares—Cane sugar, pure New Orleans mola’ cocoanut, with pure whippin: cream and Hershey's cocoa, dipped In Hershey's chocolate, per ib. "* 30c Cream Wafers—Peppermint, wintergreen, maple and chocolate, per Ib. 25c Se fe ny oonsn Eastman V. P. Autographic $6.00 Eastman 3-A Special Auto Kodak B. & L. Anastigmat Lens, F 63 $66.00 Eastman 3A Autographio Postcard size $20.00 Eastman No. 2A 2x4 * $3.00 Kodak Albums Special 7¢ Candy Kitch- Wholesale en at 1910 Boren Ave. CKERT WILL LET LABOR ATTORNEY PROSECUTE OXMAN By United Press Leased Wire SAN FRANCISCO, Attorney Charles M, Fickert in a letter made to having an attorney | resenting the San Franctseo la- bor counct! take part In the prose eution of Frank C. tion of perjury ‘TAX BILL NEXT Aug. $.—Dis- i” gave his consent, rréependent | Public today, Oxman for sub in the Thomas ert stated, however, that the }council must not appoint a lawyer who has represented any anarchis- organization. INCREASED RATES ON COAST HELD UP By United Press Leased Wire recour ever onceal a French merce commission continued pears. The Germans increases in rates on | s from San Francisco, They soon brought tt the Great Northern Pa Steamship Co., and the San} | Francisco & Portland Steamship |County Council for Patriotic Serv- jice, a “four-minute men club” will The Southern Pacific proposed | Wt formed here at once. Membera as Leased Wire TON, Aug tentative omer today state " KAISER'S BROTHER LIED ABOUT KING yy United Press Leased Wire LONDON, Aug. 9. was expressed | with Inquiries In the house of com- | mons as to the assurance the kaiser < porge gave him that England would keep out of the.war, it will be found acted with all propriety Unofficial statements today were that Prince Henry had undoubtedly deliberately misstated the facts re: lating to his conferences with the Complete con- is unlawful, ment of the Cen {4 Government Nay. Use Own Spruce Reserve “If private lumber men fail to/omit for your summer tour, unless and/you are well upholstered wit threaten the spruce supply for ain) planes,” Beebe 602 Oriental building, is enough spruce in the Northwest on government reserves to supply | maintenance. all the planes the world will ever Pullman will At the university | | Star's next novel, beginning quarters next! | Monday. year of four months each, It} open October = | will be called for war vervice only |there will be four aS an emergency measure, UP IN CONGRESS WASHINGTON, Aug. 8 Both houses of congress ed today, preparatory to ewl Ing in Friday on the final of the war eession. Leaders ps to Sard by September » at the | The senate cries tomorrow com sideration of the $2,006,970,000 tax bill. A general agreement has been reached to limit debate as much possible. . Senator Simmons, chairman of the finance committee, believes it will pass without much change. Other measures still to be consid- ered are the @rading with the ene my act and the deficiency appropri- ation bill. Majority Leader Martin of the Senate said today night sessions may be held to expedite work on the revenue bill. Four-Minute Club to Be Formed in Seattle Under the direction of the King will devote time to explaining war from Oakland and other Calitornta | Issues to audiences during the war. DRAINAGE PROJECT UP AGAIN SEPT Consideration of the Algona drain- age project, which would remove water from 2,000 acres in Plerce and King counties, was continued until September 10, at a joing meeting of the commissioners of the two counties, held at the coun ty-city building Wednesday, BANG! BOOZE BOMBS! \SPOKANE, Aug. 9%.—~A brush here yesterday disclosed the presence of a “concealed battery” of whisky. The bottles, which had been planted a few inches beneath the surface of the ground by boot- leggers, exploded when the heat reached them, COSTS $25 PETROGRAD, July 2. — (Ry Mail.)—This is a good place to greenbacks. Hotel life isn’t eve! | tolerable at less than $25 a day The fare from London and baci amounts to about $1,000, including The Queen o' of Diamonds has a whole lot to do with the dis- appearance of the Allison pearls, Read about her in The