The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 28, 1917, Page 2

i ar and Near SAMMY TANKS WILL FIGHT ON FRENCH FRONT ews py y Telegraph aye Telephone eerccccccscoce TTS {agai {Bh Dy Untied Hreas Yensed Wire sm. |, Gustav Lailno, a dexerter from] wtiona chases ai 0 accounts — {> mi) a » Sept. 28.—"Sam-ling United Btates navy for my" Tanks will fight alongside the [toe ORI eG | Rites nee oral au —it you have an account here your additional purchases will { fi Britivh “Teddies” on no-man’s land. | {reign und te held {nr the elty Jail without first payment That the t is to construct « ~~ _——ss large number of these giant land] Mra, Peter Vanderferrin, of Ra cruisers developed today with an|Yenedale, was seriously injured EES SOC yee ee Tera Teer. cruisers developed today with, en | vette crossing at Weatlake ” * In the armored motor car|#nd Highland drive when struck lod up in the senate, {O'Donnell, ‘Thursday —95c will bring you a fine A 6,750,000 ix asked for} The city budget hearings for Ro 264 silver- c with authority to con-|the port commission and school gers 26-piece 000,000. mc board will be Monday at thetr of Ny tf ware set and cabinet 10,000,000 Dill, $2,000,- | fees. AT SPECIAL PRICE side for artillery,! A break tn the Alaska cable has ships and $45,000,-| heen Ith yaition loomed today | 4 nt, written into the ney bill, which would diate examination of| »le for national army. | ported 95 miles from Seat t a point Just west of Port on OFFER! B1N.DO set for £9.95. thie will be of par ont to reo R. Nelson, arrested Wed nesday for violating the select draft law, is held at Fort Lawton until further orders from federal author nip’ te thie STANDARD SILVERWARB prev all men eligi CLUW "le wscured ‘ by the payment of ites she, wpan which thie CONFEREES AGREE Street and sewers committees of silverware, 26 the elty council order improve ments on 22nd ave, 8. W., of $56,933.68. with 10-year at a cost ON $2,700,000,000 TAXATION MEASURE With on a . Inst big raising measure of t sion, congress today to adjourn before Oct. and senate tax bill $ the EMPRESS MODEL adjustable dress fomm— automatic and collapsible approved by 0,000,000. FREMONT, O.—Carl Dosnet, call omobiles, jing on & young woman friend in n, patent|the country near here, parked bis fiivver in the shade of an apple . tree. When he left shortly before! jmidnight he After 15 mi nu nitions manufactu and a 1cent | machine first-class postal rates work he lighted a match and nt for a graduated /that he was cranking the heavy zone increase on second-class mavl | farm grindstone. rates, is expected to raise the “dif. | \QERARD TO SPEAK TO ference. FIRES AT WIFE, HITS | DEMOS TOMORROW | | Gerard will # at the weekly! meeting of the | FRIEND, AND THEN Hh COMMITS SUICIDE £502. ot me" | Saturday noc Govern« | Dy United Press ed Wire and other prominent erate BUTTE, Ser After writing from out of town are expected to & letter, in wh rt ed per-| attend | $12.50 | it makes perfect dressmaking feasible at home, as form can be adjusted to every size, form and height; when collapsed !t takes up little space. 5S0c a week will buy one of these high-grade dress forms. Why pay $25 for a form when you can buy one that will meet all your require $12.50 ments at ith Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Braden, | ng final action in be " | ent to the Braden house | his wife to return home, n refused to discuss him rmy are patrons of our Dansante on week, and especial ly Saturday, nights. Moyle 4 two shots at his! Thome will then decide which is the | Wife; bit den when he tried to ‘The exhilaration of the dance || best home of several offered the interfere nd then killed himself. is a relaxation after the vigorous || Four Fishing Ships | 16 Aboard, Missing By United Presse Lenard Wire | GULFPORT, Miss. Sept. 2%.— Four fishing vessels were missing from here at noon today, with 16 persons on board. Because of the heavy tide and rising wind, ft 1 feared they have been lost Py Ship island, upon which ts locat-| work of the week at the cam Uttle wait. The child may be awarded tm jmediately for adoption from the court, but difficulty ensues when there are *o many parties anxious for the enstody of the child. Prese Leased Wire Thetr physique and manly bearing will stamp them at once as the right kind of brain and brawn, whom we are to depend on to make our country a name. 4month-old baby, found on fe back step of the apartment of regard 523 Jefferson st., ee Aga and taken ao |, Was removed urs sag to the juventle de- ees oo of persons visited the ile building even before the |, Make your reservations and you will spend a night of refined enjoyment had been consigned there|pt'esos AInes, ‘Sent. 28 ept. 28.—| © lighthouse near here, was the hospital, in an effort tol president Irigoven’ reeards -the| waren Hotel Butler Cafe it. |Luxburg incident as closed, and| wind is nearing a 60-mile veloc Our Table D'Hote Sunday = Dinners are still a feature at $1.00 per plate If the parents of the child do not | will do his utmost to continue Ar-|The barometer is falling rapidt it before next Wednesday, gentine’s neutrality, according of int Sa Ganieied Boos cane il be referred to Judge | those close to him today Christian reported high winds and we curt. The president was belfeved to|yeavy tide. The brunt of the storm Here it will be declared depend-|have complete veto power over) is expected to hit this section about) doned, andoned, r resolutions already passed. 4pm There was no perceptible change in Argentine’s general strike tod: The only wheels moving on Faith in the Future Makes business good authorities of this ts began today Oxman, charge ing to induce F. r. ¢ 5 We be falsely Bradbury Overcoats Are in Town! ile, TIL, to testify Meve that our nation Is going Thomas Mooney in the |} to succeed in the great task it nurder trial has undertaken. We believe tn the continued prosperity of our country and our city. We want to co-operate with others who have this same creed of patriot case is expected to go to late today Five Sons From One iam and prosperity, offering “2 “1, r . rae ll the facilities of I amily U.S. Officers and helpful national | NEW HAVEN oot and Mrs. R. only M J ther and mother in tion who have given five of. Sept Bagby are per 28 bank, the great Federal Reserve Sys tem for safety and rervice to the business community, which is Inked up with a ers of the positions won in th latest Ypres drive. “At Sonnebeke, yesterday even ing, another hostile counter attack army |ficers to the |Misses Gallows to FIRST w d here from o hing horseshoes. or n Olive Drab Wool 86.50 & 87.75 §. Olive Drab -—built the Bradbury Way. Bradbury Hand-Tailored Suits and Overcoats -are shown in all of the New, Fashionable $25.00 Woolens—they cost no more. Prices start at With other Good Makes at $15 and Up. OPEN AN ACCOUNT AT THE EASTERN We Close at 7 o’Clock on Saturday Evening. Breechen on, can- | U. 82.15 and 83.25 ore Transport Ham- | Campaign Hate ®: Leggings, canvan a tip, counter ¢ camp rH; 6, Rie 25 ng 1332.1334 SECOND AVENUE STAR—FRIDAY, SEPT. 28, COUNTER ATTACKS ie Ple chine gun fire,” Ha ~ 7 » rifle and machine gun Die Playing a Game} NATIONAL ‘|iiuis sont ot. tower han es . me ; and south of Polygon wood, is : pega 5 od strong points, where the enemy Joe,” the lat + gallows, was holding close to our new posi-| ter @ mmy, presents songs, magic tions, were cleared up lery was ’ | va rr 5G |to suppress an inquiry into pareggs ted Press Lensed Wire Juse of German funds to influer night to see some W. Ss. KIRK s fang YORK, 3 pt. 28.—New| congress, or to sift. the trat wonderful diving <a > ARMY AND NAVY GOODS STORE president of the Chicago, Milwau-| Representative —Heflin's of from the 20- foot ie kee & St. Paul Railway Co, elected! against the loyalty of certain mem: |f platform and from ILA, 1209 First Avenue, Seattle, Wash, h 1s H. B. Byram bers vaiene roof of the Now Is the Time to Do Your Winter ; yi No Ly Buying Ss Interference § WE CAN LOOK AFTER YOUR WANTS AND 1 # With \ SUPPLY GUARANTEED H Stead buys for durat Heat ATTENTION pecan aod N Call at our Clothing Department tomorrow and we will intro Mie tabibceved ldspeation toca a “ 5 tn)? duce you to the New Overcoat Styles of the Season—the Full ‘aut ees . For the benefit of those who have Ml Hooverizing Ni Belted Models, the Popular Trench Coat and Conservative Models caved thal as Hours of N \OCTONEK SWEATER 1917. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN. that “Early to bed and early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise.” PAGE ? A modern philosopher would be apt to revise it thus: To the Dentist rush the foxy guys Who yearn to be Healthy, Wealthy and Wise. This is not a joke; it is a most earnest truth. Wealth is the attendant reward of perfect health and vigor; but perfect health is impossible of attainment to one who is afflicted with rotting or missing teeth. The part of wisdom is to have your dental defects rem- edied at once. The cost will be trifling IF YOU DO IT NOW. But with every day that you d lay, the condition of your mouth is getting worse and worse, cavities are getting, larger and deeper, and teeth which could be saved NOW will later have to be res moved and WHEN YOU EVENTUALLY HAVE TO COME the cost may be do ble or triple what it may be now. PAINLESS DENTISTRY OF THE HIGHEST GRADE AND AT THE LOWEST PRICE IS OUR SPECIALTY DR. L. R. CLARK We positively guarantee to perform all extractions and other operations with the ABSOLUTE MINIMUM OF PAIN, and to give you the GREATEST VALUE FOR © THE LEAST MONEY. To each of our patients is issued a certificate of guarantee covering all work done and this certificate is signed by both Dr. L. R. Clark, who, as owner and manager, is the responsible head of this establishment, and by the LICENSED Graduate Dental Surgeon who does the work. All examinations and estimates of cost are made and given by Dr. Clark pera sonally. Every one is cordially invited to visit our offices for FREE examination, estis J mate or advice and no person accepting the offer will be under any obligation to us. ~ We have HIGH-CLASS services to sell at a LOW PRICE and we want the public — to become acquainted with our personality and our methods. Better arrange to come at once. But don’t put it off another day. REGAL DENTAL OFFICES } DR. L. R. CLARK, Manager. Lady Attendants on Duty at All Times. N. W. Corner Third and Union, Be sure to get to the right place. In a 1405 Third Avenue. Diagonally across from the postoffice. every respect Seattle’s leading dentists. NOT OPEN EVENINGS OR SUNDAYS. Our reputation’ is worth more than your dollars. THEATRES ARE DESPERATELY |{——~- KEPT uP ALL NIGHT) te vic nic_in tno | which opened Thursda y United Presse Leased Wire Pet m Petite FE LONDON, who ttacks . dancer ani eration | |LANDS BIG SALMON 3"... con The two salmon, one 12% and tht With the ald of two companions, Other 31 pounds, were hauled inta Miss Florence Cyr, 19, of North the little skiff with the aid or. | Yakima, who is visiting friends at Companions. ¥,|1711 Colby ave., is out around the neighborhood today distributing 43% pounds of salmon, which she caught yesterday, trolling, at the nae A fellow Isn't sure he’s right uns til some one tells hinr he’s wrong. German | Cc and machi irected at them by B {tish dot g and mu | atc » banjo or che Jennings and Barlow, Hans 4 ' HIGH DIVING Vaudevil our = artill as broken up by jand ventriloquisin | NO HEFLIN PROBE Ry United WASHI |nouse rules committee t CRYSTAL POOL __‘Fetieg Night 8:30 “Southwest of Cherisy we carried at a successful raid at night “South of Lens the enemy artil considerably activo at) Come to the big natatorium Friday ight.” Crystal Pool— H Open daily (except Monday), p. m, to 10:30 p.m. Saturdays and Woe wish to say that we carry the % i Sundays op 9 a, m. largest and most complete line of } .% i Culture Depart SEATTLE-made SWEATERS in | r j bag now open. Phone Elliott 5060 » city } or appointments ve I also make r SWEAT: & Ce { Prof, He h will continue to i ont will also make your SWHAT. i ey Fra praia ueny L I to order, as you want it an¢ ucti swimming, be when you want it g ginning at 2 p.m. daily Come in and get acquainted. % j Seattle Natatorium Co. Second Ave. at Lenora St. General Admt 10¢; Swim Privilege Factory and Store Union at Fifth a) agen Knitting Co.