The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 20, 1917, Page 2

Wa REASONS —GIVEN AWAY DURING RANGE DEMONSTRATION WEEK! —we will give away free this week—EMPRESS Mal- leable Range demonstration week—this fine 13-piece Bluestone high-grade enameled kitchen set; regular value of this set is $10.00. —this extraordinary offer is extended to you, the Se attle housefurnisher, on purchases of an EMPRESS Malleable Range—for cash or on credit /—your old stove, range or heater taken as part pay- ment on the purchase of a new EMPRESS Malleable Range! | An Investigation on the condition the port of Seattle, with special | ideration of the rail and water rminals, is to be conducted un-/| BY WM. PHILIP SIMMS United Press Statt Correspondent WITH THE BRITISH AR- first president ‘iret National Dn wre capture of 60 Germans near 8t./a huge, fully laden motor lorry |" .70 "°™ He MiBlethen, president Times Printing| While wallowing along to the en-| obligingly hitched the front axles/for a navigation school here vet $€o0,, and Rev. W. A. Major emy line, the monster encountered | on # big chain. Then it lumbered| ong guch private ree here. As! | hy Fis j one of {ts kind stopped by a direct ahead phe dh pt rien asin gd ‘BIPCAAY | hy United Press Leased Wire hit from a German anti-tank gun There was a crash and yella Offa” geah tn the nay cept ROME, Aug. 20.—War office SLAVS TO REJEST Smash German Gun dismay from the lorry driver. The| Thompaon hopes the governan | resorts late today dectare that , The uninjured tank charged the tank had pulled out the front] wit he sae ple Bovernment 7,500 prisoners have heen cap. | ; POP’ %§ P gun and literally smashed it out of Wheels, the motor and part of the| en, with ning eee trange-| tured and Gen, Cadorna's | - POPE'S PEACE PLAN yaad ut of oat ment wih term en for | Sar and Gan) Cader By United Press Leased Wire b and turned back to One other tank, running without Portland and satsite h | river, north of Anhoova, and WASHINGTON, Aug. 20,—Rejec- the advancing British infantry Nehts, Crashed into a railway en-| such wchooly, he ald fohave! into Austrian front | line tion by Russia of the pope's peace, The same tank, creeping along,| sine, knocking tt off the track. The! "Washington and Oregon havel trenches. aided in the capture of Pommern| tank redoubt and Pommern castle. It crossed the deep cut marking the redoubt and sent word back that it was clear of the enemy | Proposal wax foreshadowed in an Official statement.issued today at the Russian embassy. The state- ment follows: he answer to Peace proposal has formulated by the Russian govern Ment, but there is a feeling in Rus the not Vatican's yet been while the Germana fled precipitate 5 4 i the difference he. {ween tho amall and , the large scuttle s 3 Fepresents the } $a in when you have promptly went over and pushed the engine back on sending It, off puffing contentedly Meanwhile, another tank cached | its way thru the castle defenses, I KS STEAMER | By Cnited Pre STAR—MONDAY, AUG. 20, 1917. 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H Aifetim e ca. service 15 YEARS we will neplacc any wornout or parts of an EMPRESS Malleable —if any part of the EM- PRESS Malle- able Range will wear out in fifteen years, same will be replaced without cost to you; if there should be any defective part in an EMPRESS MALLEABLE RANGE, same will be re- placed without cost to you. You are fully protected by this liberal guarantee—giv- en in writing, duly signed and recorded. detfectiv Range: STAND. iy | after the redoubt was taken for the “ase IN NEW MARINE second time under attack, since the tank which had crew, not a bit dismayed,| noon designated the shipping the rails again, |tle. Some Thompson sald board's this week-—featuring the actual construction of an EMPRESS Malleable range —showing you, through experts, how this famous range is made—an ex- traordinary demonstration of an extraordinary range—the EMPRESS Mialleable! | | | entire wall construction of range is two sheets steel and one this S-ply wall will re tain heat longer than any other range sheet Range has grates whigh wood, bolh | COMMISSIONTO Tanks, Like Turtles, 5,500 MEN ARE SURVEY PORT =Go on Land and Water NEEDED BYU. S. P- ce ana} MIES IN THE FIELD, Aug. 7, | redoubt clear had covered the rear.) Th» a | ‘ he 08 vn 99 pry vores ane ay Mall.)-—Eritlah tebe, |All primaness frankly coutessed ae : ay loca cl gcean | PPE Eat ti tigre ree lareial Cle. 5 "i board needs 500 deck officers, and 4 je from 8 submarine | 80 bedaubed with mud and | their panic at the stec! monsters 000 engineers. fi - \firht. But I se y | les appo 00 ¢ ee * ite « u seriously question President A. J. Rhodes appointed! time trom Flanders quagmires Keep Strategy Secret owned cargo ships that are to ay|Whether it would not eventually a sigue ag lls : arine| that they look like moving Crossing of the Ypres canal by into commission in the next 18\help us to win this fight | A ed tnto the terminals ead sea, mountains, are spreading ter- |these tanks—under constant shell months “If the people could only know, | h % fire and gas clouda—was c the), ) "t for a | diet the world, and to ap- ror among the Germans. The strap gas clo ds was one of the This statement was made Mon they wouldn't for a minute hold ports gigantic mud turtles lumber reat feats of the war. But the se 4 é 7 jback the support we need.” ‘ply this study to the solutions of cre hov * ay by Winfiel@ M. Thompson, i and creak thru the bogs, spit- ret of how it was done will not be “ | — —— _ lemeblems in Seattle Pia anit Gilat entie Mek: Wold gut adter tee arte te ore field agent for the United States | "| The commission is composed of | The shipping board recruiting service, | ") Judge Richard A. Ballinger, former| *herusted guns and creating he monstrous strength of the) wno is enrolling nien on the Pa, ' : r [ | panic wherever they operate. slant turtles creates constant) oitic = (ecretary of the interior, M. A. Ar-| 01, tone tank today reported the| amazement. One tank encountered | °\!° Coast for training as officers| © § in the new merchant marine section 6 in| recruiting |System, with headquarters in Seat-| a man is to be placed at the head of the section, eee Far and Near ws by Telegraph and Telephone | Munteipal league to hold special | meeting at Bon Marche Tuesday James Graham Ramsay, nephew of Chairman Claude © the King county board of commis |stoners, gets commission in officers reserve corps | Mrs. Linnie Wilson jet, gttempts suicide Saturday by |drinking poison. Edmund M, Keenan, Seattle attor ney, now at the front in France, writes he has been injured twice King county “country schools” be in attendance. (. M. C. A, directors, hotel men and a committee at the Chamber of Commerce preparing to entertain satlors and soldiers on Beptember 6 | British recruiting office to open fin Seattl# Hotel building WASHINGTON Senate votes Jout bill provisioned by t finance jeommittee to place a Leent stamp jon all drafts, bank checks and cer |tiffeates of deposit BRITISH FRONT IN FRANCE jCapt. Geo, Guynemer brings two ly injuring 40, Boilermaker arrested by dry squad with half-pint whisky in pos session Lieut, Willis R. Bryant gets or. ders to report to Camp Lewis.) American iake, for duty August Reserv of the National G to be mustered into federal service today Miss Mary Sutherland, of the de partment of agriculture, to « at the Good Eats cafeteria, before the Commonwealth club, Monday. | An auto driven by J. Hoge struck | down Frances Anderson, 1900 Fitth | ave, W., Saturday. She escaped unburt | J. M. Thatcher's auto is stolen} for the third time in three months,/ |but i* recovered Shooting in the vicinity of 28th ave, and Massachusetts #t. caused the neighborhood to call the police, who found that@ome one had set joff a bomb in celebration of Sun-| day | | Burglar who enters home of E.| B. Sankey raids pantry and ¢ats half a ham | The room of Stanley Sato, Pana-| | ma hotel, burglarized of $100, TAKE OFF LID, _ SAY OFFICERS OF U.S. FLEET | BY J. W. PECLER United Press Staff Correspondent WITH THE AMERICAN DE. STROYER FLOTILLA IN BRITISH WATERS, Aug. 2.— (By Mail.)—“Take off the lid and show the people back | home what a flerce fight we're up against.” | Thus @ highly-placed Ameri. | can naval officer, attached to | the command of this destroyer squadron, endeavore something about a tion, without being able to say | anything definite. The officers tell plenty—in con- fidence. The correspondents at-| tached to the American destroyers know that ships have been destroy: | They know also something of methods by which our destroy: | are fighting the unseen men and of the handicaps which hampering the fight—handf caps which give the Germans the ladventage and h_ the Ameri-| few months, Old Bll it sa help the enemy if we should tell our people all they ought to know,” the naval expert continued “A frank statement of whole submarine situation, the |wi h its bearing on the land cam- paigns, mighty be of considerable |practical value to him. Perhaps it | would also stimulate his sinking jmorale for a time—that depends | The Italian storming forces now} hold the Austrian front ine from Plava to the sea, according to the! war office, The nemy's 10: were described as “most serious,”| A great quantity of booty being| taken in the Italians’ forward sweep. | Isla that the proposal has been !Y-, Advancing infantry found the| AN ATLA Aug. 20 | SEATTLE TAX LEVY made with come inspiration from “*fenders massed in the redoubt po Sinking of the British steamer | Plava is approximately 13 miles le central powers, It is consid.|*ition which the first tank bad|Mooltan by a German torpedo in TO BE 2 from the sea coast. It is due west Shred in Russia that the very basin Cleared the Mediterranean was reported 4 MILLS of Kuk, where in the spring the| SEE Aeiposal is inconsistent. with Enemy in Panic pacsengers reaching this port to-| Seattle's cit levy for the [talian troops succeeded in their Er -dgevmoratic ‘eis More tanks were mmoned. | d Only one man, a steward,| year 1918 will be something over tive in sweeping the Austrians D iki n peovle in tits war, and mon. FOUF slid roaring over the redoubt lost his lite |24.50 mills. ‘This is based on an| PACK beyond the Isonzo Mibsepisble from that point. of ang took it ie Germans surren-| Aboard the ship when attacked,| assessed valuation of $250,000.00, | TO rer ee Cr dering. The: was discovered | were the ce! Ow ¢ . 00,0 , ofa dering, Then It was discovered the were the officers and. crew of the| with an increase of $3,000,000 over| Turkey's grand vizier started ae 1 max, Tome Oni K doubt to the castle and then back| bay A Horstord’s Acid the redoubt. 4 ~ at and Sarveabie to taste, Refreshee from the castle to invigorates, Use la place of lemona— > aa #“y | Mongolia, recently sunk near Bom- the valuation May. for 1917. The in-ja crease is due mostly to salary in The Mooltan was a steel screw | creas whi | There was no other place to flee to steamer of 9,723 tons. ote fhaat pss ig Ace Me telegraph messenger boy years ago, Oh, yes! even those who start take a long time to get there. Ramsay, of 115% Lane| ‘ing replaced by larger grammar and | high schools, on account of Increase | SECRET|} The Secret of Success in any profes- sion or business is neither in doing or making a thing well, nor in doing or making a thing cheaply. 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