The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 22, 1917, Page 5

STAR—WEDNESDAY, AUG. 22, 1917. PAGE 5 TOFOEPLANES BLOWS HIT AT 'MICHAELISSEES| je yope : “RAID ENGLAND | WAR PROFITS NO IMMEDIATE «6 “°42*S The Rhodes Co. IN DAYLIGHT BY PRESIDENT HOPE OF PEACE "onc |, Fall Dress Goods Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co., Inc. 416-424 Pike Street WE’LL TRUST YOU Ro eredit ayatom Nas heen established for your conventence— assiat you in furnishing your home along your own Indl O' al ® Our terme are easier and our prices are lower than By United Press Leased Whee Hy United Press Leased Wire ty United Vrews Leased Wire developed here will e if arr se f pes and ; will be found anywhere. Ne extra charges: no tn LONDON, Aug. 22.—Ten WASHINGTON, Aug. 22— | AMSTERDAM, Aug, 22.—Ber 3 4 i +00. JUST YouR worn Gaal sich \e | Re lin sees no present hope of promot ar . ttention EE in enemy aeroplanes raided Eng Spectacular blows at war prof. | oo eee oe ee pope Benedict's 1 Ray land today, dropping bombs Its were struck in all govern: | pieas, Dispatches from Berlin . over Dover and Margate, Lord | ment quarters today. | today indicated this pessimistic Velour and ool Coats @ uce to $13.7 5 French, commander.in-chief of President Wilson began his view by the public following the home defense forces, an- | Price fixing by establishing a Michaeiie’ epeech te the main , j loo | nounced’ that two of the Ger price of approximately $2 a ton ommittee of the reichstag, Upper Main Floor se “9 : Bubs on bituminous coal at the mine portions of which appeared in ee t < r and Wool ; man flyers had been brought and expected to fix the prices this morning's papers. { have bec { high # \ their desire to annthilate Germa | ad hers 1 ¢ lars and Late this afternoon the French] Increasing demands were heard ire to an ohh oe \ . ¢ ¢ ' ¥ ummarized the casualties from in the senate for revision of the — was quoted as de deep cuf n three-quart r ' ngtl § the alr raid, as follows great tax bill to conseript) ! the © Bo present cesire | 4 We fe . r Copenhage ¢, rose, t purple and gray. Sizes 9 Margate—None killed or wealth more Or peace exist Sis : $13.75 Dover—Kleven killed, 13 injured President on'h swooping ac Up to the present there has beer from 16 to 44 ; ne er ‘ $ Py s Ram ate--None killed or injur tion in tumbtir ¢ i} rhe c no opportunity to berate th . : ed; the hospital and @ number of| coal on hadows What the gov. OuF allies regarding the pope All Silk and Satin Coats are greatly reduced. i t lamaged ornment is re Ag in the faek | There is no doubt of the the first. tt in months.| of other Reel, ait. and NO impelling the note ri ny used airaht an at-| everything by the govern erefore | would regard it syn te ed raid sna taratned wo tar nthe hurl nie at, hee New Srrivals in Fancy Dress d been inspired by the cen ment t 1 by Lord’ profits, threaten strikes in mar 4 ° wr ate ie te Meant ay ajar | een, em creat col) Taffeta and Crepe de ssiaias Aprons come. | Austria was now stronger than Dresses » had attacked points! The der stice ts tn artment around the mouth of the River! creasing {te vietlar ferret out | °YCh a : a | Upper Main Floor. y Humber 4 bombs, then mak-| German agents Who may be behind K Michactis, the leader Upper Main Floor B® ASS Bed Combination. Three-Piece Bed Combination, con t off toward the sea © of the Jabor unrest er grange ita are All a ‘ : r Apre sisting of a genuine brass bed, guaranteed not to tarnish, an The NAR Gone w slight It is known that some have been yn — new ine . ” l attention to the p the statement # ¢ man was! found orking on a number of vital all-metal spring and a combination felted cotton and wood fiber mattress. All in the full size. Re A Paffeta and Crepe de Chine injured war tasks—particularly aircraft pro Dresses have been re $1.00 CASH—$1.00 PER WEEK H N ? ; ceived in a wide va Ps carst (Nominate regarded t action as n g cx ety « ri Ma . | ATTACKS ON LENS! ‘Tears Nominated | rericrtiy “tale or y of styles M a ge ez } | WV WILSTAMORILIP CINE fe teas banat wacla ‘aiaak ania fall lace 29 GUARD 0 ICERS Irving D. Smith, Gordon H. Dic United Press Ata | ty Frese Leased Wire ! j c Sikh scaled FF on, J. A. Reynolds and Frank H.! WiTH THE BRITISH ARMIES|, NEW YORK, Aug 7. | a Sac 1 ee | pe end ires Dubol N EI re tritish | Hearst’s petitions designating him The national liberal party repre crepe « ith ‘ ean Tae oralty nomination are on file bere | that so far they had unable ted me € %; SAN FRANC x : \ near: be. ors a on toe They bear 2,515 sig ex, | to examine the enbject thoroly, but } m slig | rR pea Aug. 22-—'Painted Car Green; —_|and Freyent Violent fighting) today. They bear ignatur xan th but | also shown with plea e in the Twenty-nine National Guard offi a lis atiil Hearst is in California. Wat they supported the chancellor's ed, gathered and dou tyle with neck, belt cers who have passed exa Is Sued for Damages}" fr ine time of cabling, no de| altion conservatives took a| nt a rbd ogg ) tions, have qualified for federal ; ‘ M ae i N ‘ milar view | bled skirts, in ¢ rs and pockets t ee ers a po De Lape Tours company has sued | ta et been Ff ¢ at Mountaineers Married “™ in apnitiana | oth tans cera. (Goer ska calth aia nouncement Tuesd They are; Eugene Dorgan for $1,000 da headquarters | Everett B. Stackpole, Seattle at. ¢ the other| eoin.. bite. ¢ k ks { . with ruitles in Majors—Spencer S. Sulliger and charging that he imitated their rub-| |torney in the Canadian army 1'party leaders had only announced | ites iets as contrasting color Edgar S. Hadley ber neck cara by painting his own| Misa Mary Hard, former Broadway their general Russian gree zes Sitek > ants Be Captains—Norris A. Miller, Wal- car green, and beat them to the r high school physical instructe Action 16 to 44. | ngly : be . ter H. Root, E. D. Colvin, William hotels in the scramble for passen-| have been married at Indian Lake, { t 4 pr duced for the day, each jvhisive -89¢ A. Carmichael and Arthur E. Camp- gers | | Adirondack me ains, according bell : to a wire received here. Both are ( First Heutenants—Ralph A. Todd, 35,000, RE OR | Mountaineers Walter H. Hoge, Henry J. Carey. § 600 Italians Are fe rey, §,600 Italians Are cee GE a ae b Beira) Taken by Austrians) oft Sw POILUS ASK PERMISSION TO New Line of Men's Black Untrimmed Shapes Second lteutenan M. F. Sam VIENNA, Aug. In two days| IN THE FIELD, Aug. 22.— pt “ong alts font) ewwaserie tesa. | TAKE MORE TRENCHES FROM FOE) . 2045 Mats 9 Fiber Silk Hose = for Fall Sexton, A. M. Fellows, Harry C. » guns, an official statement} adv Upper Main Floor. Main Floor. Upper Main Floor. Luck, L. Y, Turnell, T. L. Farrett,!m werman McLeod, A. K. Hahn, d today In dead and wounded, according BY HENRY WOOD been estimated by the } new line of Boy gg eve ragg os preci a United Presse tate ‘eapondent Jquarters | , ' f ) Fiber Silk ~———— Millinery Section is) > allan troops = have rom th ‘ A lats in plush, ve ; | | i dis anecky team tae Wiildaen of WITH THE FRENCH ARMY om the various compo-| I ’ MEN’S | Asi. geesnt THE | offering a large var | AT VERDUN, Aug. 22—Fired armies partici = tn shall bed vet, corduroy ad | A loty of eae Descia, Britof, Canale, Bomrez Staly-a aeak Shak’ wkd anole abtemas ophoee J | . « if and L | made of an ___| iety of styles in un- 7 and Rosa. All were found fensive around Verdun establish k and white check ri f wit mmed Shapes of velvet and neh artil cmeking heaps of ruins burned | charges utterly Irresistible, ed the fact that the by the Austrians and shattered Fenen Seere, ere . atro) are W They m Pane plush, varying from large and~ France's greatest blow out of | Germar ; a | ‘ small sailors to small rolling © A pi Ra haa ras pb al Verdun, petitioned their com- go by Infinite 1 || @ very serviceable Ha h extra long ‘Shapes and close-fitting turbans, TAE AOVSE OF MUSIC “* The Itallan t mattst] manders today for permission |elat te ai ad theo aie 1 extra long fel DAnnunst amone the) pot to be limited to specified | wa ny's victorious in all Colors of black, purple, navy, © UTERSONS AUGM Q Porta cnsieted cwith; ton: dgnd| " Senerine see wee By We sihe ee tee ‘ red, sand, gray are found among troops in Italy's test offensive. bea trett y a ood Ae, hsp oy wid irabl They belts priced them, with prices ranging from — Chasennd both om 50¢ to $5.00 $1.00. $1.50 to .. $15.00 ‘ , Crossing of the Isonzo was sim-| stern orders, ‘imiting them to cer-| sides, ite slopes a gaunt apecter of|| Price plified for the Italians by a #ud-|tain trenches, over which they naked gre was entirely in Ie aN ri i {den fox. The imp swarmed in unbeatable waves.|French hands today. The myriad SEATTLE'S BEST PHMOTOPLAY MOVs t ht own dt 5 | ere mo Jerman | de ” ich tt OVSE a pet cone eae Meas fant ahead (hat, they felt | cepsnse OF which the crown |man counter attacks have been |counter thrusts ;CLUB BREAKFASTS, STAR’ d the rays « lines just ahea , 5 princ t months, were leveled | nade with extraor ; ».| Of great interest here tod 30 CENTS leould just as well have been cap-|tnto 1 crumbled earth tured higt the official word from F indicating the Russian troops sh back the encroach- the Volhynia and Rumanian Dis from | theatres of war were offering rock nibound resistance to further Ger. seessestesstesstereesretssssstsssts Albert Hansen Jeweler and Silversmith 1010 Second Ave, Near Madison The German To sult your taste and pocketbook, HOTEL BUTLER—Advertise: jitelian engi across tr Monument of Lost Hopes DAILY CONCERTS—3:30, 7 AND 9. MUSICAL PROGRAM “Am Springbrunnen” ‘thidndtitepinie, Eph Harp Solo by Hubert Graf Dtrect from New York Symphony Orchestra Formerly with Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra vitation a la Valse” - emcee WORST Orchestra Number Selection, “Firefly” —__.____..._._.. Friml Orchestra Number Exceeded Expectations In some places the troops could ot restrain themselves from ex the Iimits of the advance The hill must remain a gigantie monument to lost hopes. It took the Ge: this the a Other nto the fight, mans months t J him ma capture {t, more months to fortif city of the|man advances. Several German at- elmin heir bavonete and are it and still more months t 4 it resistanc and a failed The main body of the Italian! The neh took it In the first en, f their picked troops’ | . 5 woope tnasced on the far bank and morn advance . ———————— |} Mountaineers Start atinés batiie ave the. Ae unningly devised tunnels " z f ; is ® | the Germans had in th From Happy Valley “L ’ dug trians from a triple ot wice ith the pebeses teady fire , gent trenches. A steady 1 fire THEATRE stantaneous reinforceme var | lous HMnes by troops whose advance shattered the ener 3rd and Madison to front lines would: be prote: Lensed Wire LLEY, Aug. 22.—The ft this place yester-. return trip to {etorious troops pushed on ountaineers | Last night t ay morning on the She phoned to him the fellow! ee _ | ers : ¢ from barrage fire were found 1 day Seattle, Last week the party climb- o piglets ally choked with dea And thanked him for the flew-|/ oq Mount Adams . } And that b ords re hast . “T: 4 Seattle Has Gone Wild ew quivery shadow The Place to Come ff !a* nicht and was still con “And the minuten seemed an am Exhibit Deer at in un ing violence this m First Class. © ‘Thi San Francisco .$13.00 $14.00 $101 sid LO8 Angeles...$20.00 $2 14. earold gan Diego......$22.00 $23.50 $1 lines flowers?” he A group of Ce nbia black »,|| deer, consisting of a doe, a s GERMAN ASSAULTS || witha aptcgict” Om") foes soc sn Tonight Over the Motion Picture With a Thrill = = =, co x= ra — — ] = rm a o | Lens additional ground was gained spike buck, has been placed on ex-|~ Good service, 1 FAIL, SAYS HAIG now eur new fatt|| hibition at the University of Wash-| 6% UNsUrpeceed sianie | |/ington museum, They wére mount tor. passenger eo | By United Press Leased Wire an anve much more ed by C. J. Albrecht, director of ver-| b@fMeulars at City Ticket Officg, | | | | LONDON, Aug Violent Ger DUET: COAT, DRESS) tebrate exhibits at the museum. * | | man counter attack ailed to dent} LORPACE UPSTAIRS) — - ryan E Re? —P 2 | he newly advanced ish lines 2 If you value your watch, let! TH RM! By United Press Leased Wire | around Lens last night, nor did|| AND UNION |! Haynes repair it Next Liberty E McCORMICK LINE ‘i HI Ang, 22.—A quar-| bitter enemy resistance stop con: ed - theatre.—Advertisement. 109 Cherry St. ne Elliott 3488 water 1 sulted in tinued advances north of that : ot Joseph A. Chariton/f New Vaudeville Acts BP ivrench coal city, Field Marshal Directed by Maurice Tourneur their neighbor, J. W.| . |Hatg reported today - ree miles scuth of town, | of Class and Variety South and west of Lens, our po. WRIA morning. Coon shot | sitions were maintained,” Haig de HH He thrn the head, kill-| clared. “Northwest and north of i i t instantly, and then “if } i i i rf = Jr, ton as she fled| |In the same section a strong Ger Hi! 6 ed her-| }man counter attack was repulsed H \) toward her home nr a hun | “East and northeast of Ypres i! aN a\ NaN dred yards before she died from loss of blood the shooting, Coon tel ned the county sberiff that he “had a little shooting scrape He informed t authorities that] he had killed Charlton in self-de-| fense. The sheriffs found Charlton} lying face down with a 22-caliber clutched in his hand. 1 DEAD AND 40 | HURT IN WRECK By United Press Leased Wire TOLEDO, O., Aug. 2 An excur-| sion train crowded with retail gro cers from Columbus and other 1s, coming here for a trip to r Island, was wrecked near) City, 10 miles from Toledo, | on the Toledo & Ohio Central rail fore 10 a.m, One | person | to be dead. The S| injured may number 40. f EXPERTS HERE WILL | INVESTIGATE COUNTY | An expert engineer and a cler. lied] expert will be appointed next | week to investigate all depart-| A | ments of the county administration |next month in an effort to arrive at | a uniform basis of pay and to elim-| there was great mutual artillery activity at night.” |AMERICANS KILLED | IN AIR FIGHTING Hy United Press Leased Wire PARIS, Aug. 22.—Death of 0. H Chadwick, of Lowell, Mass. and | Aviator Biddle, also an American, | in recent fighting on the West| fr was confirmed {n front dis-| patches today. Corporal Harols Willis, of Boston, a member of the La Fayette escadrille, was announc ed as a prisoner of war of the Ger mans. aleska Suratt “SHE” 2 big entertainments in 1, for one naminal admission. 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