The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 30, 1917, Page 7

“ving PAVES POSTOFFIGES ITALIAN DRIVE | LEGAL WAY FOR) GET SUPPLY MAY CHANGE THE BALLARD LINE 3-CENT STAMPS ALLY WAR PLAN [My United Press Leased Wire } | of the clty car line |My United Press Leased Wire baw Ballard |s expected to pro WASHINGTON, D. C,, Oct LONDON, Oct 30.—Italy’s ceed gy following the 30.—When the Invasion may change the whole Passage of measures by the z | Council, Monday, designed to stamp comes into ite own, No war plan of the allles. The tre remove legal obstructions. vember 9, postoffices all over mendous success gained by the The next move on the pro- | the country will be plentifully Mackenzen war machine is of en ite now The bureau graving and printing has power press@s at work turning out the reserve stock | of 600,000,000, always kept on gram will be the proceedings supplied. in superior court Friday, when Corporation Counsel Caldwell will ask that the temporary restraining order now in effect spurring the allies to the great est efforta to help thelr ally, two of whose armies now seem to have been broken by the blows of the Teutonic forces. | three-cent | | be removed j hand A Ident tf An emergency ordinance, pro| ‘The threecent stamp 1 being] itailan defeat on the general Fiding for the tasuance of $40,000 | Printed off the me die now war plane of the entente, the BAility bonds, und creating a street | used. The purple ink will be Te) Greatest significance was at . + fund, free from any indebt-| tatned The stocks of twos ON) tached today to an artic! 8, was passed by council Mon-|hand can be used for letters after! iio) pait Mall atte, mt which | It was ne 4 a few minutes | November 3 by supplementing that paper emphasized as from see from the general fund to| A large number of twoe will also| S¥theritative sources new street railway fund can|be needed for local drop letter| “At this moment of the utmost be made |eervice In cities having carrier de © the whole alliance,” the The council ts expec livery—the twocent rate for such |article declared, “it is a teat of} 35,000 tmmediat letters ag retained strength and abiiity to strike to ay money will be postoftice department does | ether. It is no longer a question | ving the cost of th not k for a decrease in the of major and minor fronts—the| With Division A nu t tra because of the front In where the danger {# great je business cente three-cent rate. It will be offset est, and wh he adve on of a Leary ave. and Mar y the natu tn se speedy, de smashing return Ring over Renton ne Dureatt raving plans, blow can produce the best results, | ity hall, ct att to supply 00 ,000,0 threecent The Decisive Moment Bieve the | | stampa—approximat the num The whole war in in the balance ber of twos used last year. Only |The decisive fr uid bh Y Geficit of Divis \ 130,000,000 threes were used last without fear y or reser Baliard residents, {a pointed | year yatly for parcel post pack | , ore anxious ¢ elages. The aber of ones pri Cadorna ts expected to make City line, which sled will be the same as last ar|his stand on the Ta ento line hed London than til that front ts 1 xpect for $1, and Ballard and than traction © MORE HELP IS ASKED City weights and measures of. ficials want the council to appro other clty In less time! ny cars « German Today military ex of the Itallan | Dy United Press Leased Wire CHICAGO, Oct. 30.—The entire country, from the Missourt river to the Alieghenies, was one big shiver | today The lowent Cosson. prepared to tion of Udin put the number | yading troops at of Mackenz October temperature A priate $400 for an additional in-| records in the history of the weath- 00,000. Practically every one of Spector and stenographer for the| er bureau were broken thruout this | thé certainly all German | ff Test of the year. The finance com-| section, while snow f as far | troops—w drawn from the Rus fy Mittee will consider the request hb as Asheville, N.C sian fr were most of thou as with rally blaze which the Teu thelr way for Riga Drive a Bluff The German activity around Riga | recently is now explained heavy eint,” to draw atte there, i make the allies believe that a concentration of German forces for a land drive on Petrograd |} was in pr The German artillery tion w over a front of 20 according tc ports, Its in approached here concentra miles, an newspaper re been on Ger tanks of a poison gan or to the Halians, and whic lian gas mar [filter 1 led the rapid progress |man armies on the Vene bat they + still day, taking more Itallan villages ‘ALL ITALY IS | CONFIDENT OF FINAL VICTORY Special Reductions on Plates, Cr wns and Brid ige ork. BY JOHN H HEARLEY ROME, Oct 30.—-All italy No Charge FOR PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS la confident the military situa tion will clear In a satisfactory fashion within the new two or | three days. Complete conf! dence was expressed today in Gen. Cadorna’s plane for a stand which will halt the great Germanic invasion Austria bas been forced to pro lise T any an the price for the Pru aid in the drive, according well authenticated fred here probably play | nented the which is| | 0 GO CRISIS IN ITALY DUEIN WEEK — STAR—TUESDAY, OCT 30, 1917. PAGE 7 350 Crepe de Chine and Georgette Blouses Make an Unusually $5 75 Attractive Display at very attractive in value on count of the excellent quality of the Georgette Crepe and Crepe de Chine. Lace- and embroidery-trimmed, frill- | ed or tailored, with sailor or two-in-one collar, they offer wide choice as to style, and both light and dark colorings are included. Sizes 36 to 46. also, ac- Price $5.75. Second Vioor. Broken Lines of RUGS SdVe Our problem is to feed our Allies this winter by A R d d P ; | sending them as much t e€ uce rices | food as we can of the Q” ALITIES of which only a few of a size re- | most concentrated nutri- eg . | uk’ walun ta the: ludad main and others that it is desirable to close | shipping space. These | Ut, figure in this disposal at greatly reduced | foods are wheat, beef, | prices. | pork, dairy products and | sugar QUANTITY WEAVE- SIZE PRICE Our solution {s to eat . , | leas of these and more of 1 French Wilton ...... 86x63 $9.00 | other foods of which we 10 High-pile Wilton .... 36x63 87.50 have an abundance, and 2 Sevres 8x6 to waste less of all foods. se Nabn ie pS Mea $5.00 S- CRT sisccsitess on 826 85.00 . ’ 4 Imported Chenille 2-8x5-3 $5.00 Ladies LG WOR sas enccowess . 27x54 $5.00 H 10 Braided Bath Rugs.. 2x3 $2.00 ome 10 Braided Bath Rugs.. 27x54 $4.00 % Bath Rugs 24x48 $1.25 Journal 3 Rugs ... 27x54 $1.50 8 IO eco teh b- <> 30x60 $1.75 Patterns 1 Bath Rug 30x60 SA.75 a: skated Bath Rugs 3x6 $3.75 shows 5 Reversible Woc 30x60 $3.25 inde 7 Wool-and-Fiber 6x9 $7.00 tern 1177, 1 tody Brussels ...... 83x10-6 $25.00 alk Chad 7 Wilton Velvet ......8-8x10-6 $35.00 of good 5 Body Brussels 9x12 $258.50 ib ainast 8 Wilton Velvet 9x12 $42.50 in every OS) CO ncacenss ‘ 9x12 $15.00 yet 3 Reversible Smyrna 9x $35.00 dd ile 2 Bundhar Wilton .. ..4-6x7 $15.00 Price lhe. 1 French Wilton ...... 4—-6x7-6 $20.00 This is 2 Wilton $42.50 4 j an exam- 1 Wilton V $9.50 16 ple of the 1 Wool Ingrain ....... 9x12 $6.00 VA Nm gece hee 2 Wool Ingrain ...... 9x 10-6 $5.00 tainable by the home 4 Wool-and-Fi 9x12 $14.50 dressmaker with Ladi 2 Wool-and-Fiber 9x10-6 $13.00 Home Journal Patterns. ae y | rcs 9x12 $5.00 No Home Pattern Costs 1 Rattania Fiber . 7--6x10-6 $7.00 Over lhe. 1 Rattania Fiber 6x9 $5.00 Seconda Floor Firet Floor | | ities ‘BELGIAN ARMY — U.S. 1S OFFICIALLY INFORMED | DEVELOPS AND » de DENTISTS ; Ny United Presa Leased Wire Needing ltallan wiwapepers. are WASHINGTON, Oct. 30— |ocaim, th show | Southeast Corner First and Pike | Foxe earatea) aelial ha rae’ ay Sales iyi J. R. VAN AUKEN, Mgr. nea ee Aga lo struggie between Gen. Cador. | result of the ee’ oe thaly'y Special Dispatch from Jating diffi uities with | nate Italian forces and the In | duty and to sustain this b L. HARPER LEECH | powers,” aha the vading Teutons on the plains | offensive 6 is doing #0 Of Our Washington Bureau | Romano. : of North Italy will come with: | with nce that she WASHINGTON, Oct. 30— 8 herself worthy, The world hears much more cc ZAM | = to the Tagliamento line and iT has rtually been set The Belgian army today is = consolidate hie forces there, | tied under demands for instant ac five times larger than it was = = heavy reinforcements from the | Allies Rush Supplies little country, and Infinitely = ; = allies, both in men and muni. | Sonnino will be retaine n better organized and equip. = 150 Barrels of Glass Just Arrived = tions, are expected to check of foreign affairs ped 4 = the Huns . i and Niéti holding {mportant| Along the 25-mile Belgian front = = 7 2 e = To prevent org prepara ‘olios under P: Minister Or-| 120,000 Belgians are on the firing = We bought it before war prices started. Fifty = n turn on the Teut ». Maintaining morale of|line awaiting thd British push Bargains. = Von Mackenge the population will he big task| which will enable them to go j = uls troops day and t of the new cabinet forward Tumblers, Jugs, Saucer Champagnes, Fruit Bowls, = fn expecte It ia now too late for this coun: ck of this Ine there ts a shell | Goblets, Candlesticks, etc. = Empe Karl at the front to u try to send munitions needed b stretch of Belgian territory = or haste. All dispatches indi-| Italy, but France England the alze of the average = rmany {a playing her Iaat| expected to get vast suppli can county—which 1 files = trump card in an effort to force an|Cadorna immediately. Th Sut the vitality S end of the war thru Ital ships turned over to Italy by of the state ca be = s ly Unites for Crisis lahipping board when the gr measured in terms of territor = fe |GOR. PIRST AVE. and PIKE 87.) It Is officially dec red here that Teuton drive started cannot begin 100,000 Belgians Train i= | Phone Main 4965. political conditions in Italy are to deliver their cargoes within a! Rack of tho firing Ine there are improving under the crisis, The! month, ft ts said 1 300,000 more Belgian troops in “IF 1 HURT YOU, DON’T sa ———————|training or reserve, Back of these PAY ME.” \y | with Belgium, according to the Bel: |§ fully equipped munitions s OM RYAN WEDS |ginn paper La Metropole, here, to-|tem and base and transport orga = ‘ day. The newspaper, which is pub-|{!zation. In Rel sf Thin in my message of deliver-| ; ‘ : | ance 1 fron . S$ AFT lished in London, sald its article | tories, in Fra England, oper taser co cretion | (2 DAYS AFTER te temee [iseee, in Seaaoe or Masia, oper | omen on ‘The basis/for peace which Ger-|worked by Belgian women, chil =) | EXTRACT, FILL, CROWN and FIRST WIFE DIES Ase StL Cee a ch Ger) tren and wour ohant a olatee = TREAT Teeth absolutely without |p, United Preae Leased Wire lets restoration of Belsium rec. | Part of the supplies for the army =} pain in all cases but acute ab EW YOR Oct, 20.—The mar . aetinn of Har indavandonne, ang(e vine = scessed conditions. of Thomas F. Ryan, New| 0EMUOH Wm iy reparation. The|, A® Relgtum can no lor levy = traction and insurance mag weggnnt Presto) taxes In her own territory, ha 4 to Mra. Cor Cuyler s been financed by 8 » Brit = rlottesy after his lah and) fraube and. the United (= =| {fe had been dead 12 days, MASONS MAY JOM |States, which fs lending her $7 = = ted with silence by rela 500,000 per month = of both bride and groom he ta reorganization of the Bel = Allan Ryan and John B. Ryan,| miracl At the outbreak of the = — sons of the traction magnate, had | AT ARMY POSTS ar, Belgium had only about 30. = =! The most beautiful, lasting and nothing to say, It was rned that 000 gular troops, with 150,000 = | natural of all Dental work correctly |no relatives. were present at the |My United Press Leased Wire \Gardes Civiques, corresponding to = ee = fitted to the exact measurements ceremony WASHINGTON, Oct, 30.—Repre | our National Guard = Thia fine & : Tw = of your mouth. Satisfaction guar-| _Kyan's first wife died at Suffrin, | sentatives of Masonic and other se Was Preparing = This fine Set-of 7 pieces, $1.29 ONLY. S| anteed under a cast-iron tuaive.|N. ¥., lens than two weeks £0.| 0 dae taday asked Secretary | Germany struck while Belgium = s. hi A 8 teat Flyear guarantee. Only the finest of Mrs. Cuyler, the bride, 1s a sister was fst beginning here prepare = Same thing in.grape design. ae 7tceriais used. Consultation and|of Delancy Nichol, She ts 60/Baker to amend his order batring | ness” program. A law had been = "ee © advice FRED. years old them from national army and na | pass sed in 1918 for the training of = SB” Lowest prices in your city for| yah is her thir€ husband ltional guard camps. It was inti-| 33,000 men per ye@r and the crea = = 01 » € ves, ” t hac no = CIFIC ST IN = high-class guaranteed work. N ROPOSES fmated that Baker would allow thene| Hon of | reserves, but it had not = 4 - =|_, GERMA YP organizations the same - privilege |” The Teigian aemiy ‘tuk moenstic r = | . = 003-3 4 z |granted the Y. M. C. A. and thelally no artillery, but had ordered Z an, poneM525 | 2 -—___-_______.. SEPARATE PEACE TO SUF ashe tions tac eee = = in Germany, These guns were de = [ NEAR MARIO SEATTLE WASH. | =| BULL BROS. | pespoi.ep BELGIUM ,,'" Sores", v' Proceeds, fom hott Ne! i ae = a Just Printers sale of ic cre@yn once In two P ° = =| 013 THIRD MAIN 1043 [| LONDON, Oct. 3 termany re-| weeks are used to pay the mini Artillery Stronger i y p 0 pparate pace Le! Balu e » Delgia rmy e Soma cently proposed a separate peace tor’s salary, When the Belgian army arrived In a week, official Rome cables declared today It will take Cadorna at least tix of seven days to withdraw | will be able to she lot her destiny and the confidence, of martyred Belgium than of fighting Belgium—but Belgium Is still fighting binet crisis, official ca- TRAE 100 “Sample” Hats In an Exceptional Offering at $4.50 HE advantages gained in the purchase of a well-known maker’s samples are passed on to our customers in this offering. Excellent quality velvets are used in the making if these Hats, in black and prevailing costume col- rings, with trimming of Uncurled Ostrich—Yarn Flowers—Silk Tassels—Feather Novelties—Fur Pom- pons and Bands. Three of the Hats Are Sketched —Basement Salesroom. Extra-size Silk Waists $3.75 and $4.50 OMEN who require | extra-size Waists will be pleased with the unusu- ally good style and careful workmanship in these Blouses of white or flesh-color Crepe de Chine. There are plain shirtwaist styl with convertible col- lars, also models with many tiny tucks and large sailor collars. Sizes 46 to 54. Priced at $3.75 and $4.50. —Basement Salearoom. 28 Boys’ Shoes On the Munson Army Last HE “Munson” last is en- dorsed by milite med- authorities as meeting requirement for foot For act- ical every health and comfort. ive boys, who are always “on the go,” Shoes on this last are every bit as logical as for soldiers on the march. Boys’ “Munson” Shoes, of Soft Specially-tanned Leather ft boxing in toe and extra-heavy sewed soles— 21% to price $3.50 pair. Basement Salesroom. with sc very serviceable—sizes SAMMIES TAKE BOCHE Coast Soldier Helps Grab First Hun Prisoner —— | | | BY J. W. PEGLER arm. He was escorted back to the AMERICAN FIELD EAD An American ambulance stum : << bled along the treacherous road | QUARTERS, France, Oct. 3 under occasional shell fire to the There the Ger- temporarily bound |first verified death from ican bullet fired by dressing station n had been Jtrench warfare was | up. He was lifted aboard the am- ear-old Germa andsturmer bulance by two Sammies—one He was the prisoner taken from. El 0, Texas, the other in thetr first Man's Land, | Americ: hospital, just behind th American soldier: No from Oakland, Cal. The American ambulance slid and scurried back to the field hos- pital. There a Texas surgeon op- erated at once on the prisoner, For a time he seemed to be progressing by “over the * under cover of darkness and Two Sammies were out rain one recent night when they nicely the wound had been in- sighted two moving figure fected and gangrene developed shadowy forms fled. Both Sammie American surgeons did their ut.” most to save his life, but in vain. fired. One Boche esca but the other fell The prisoner sald he was deliv. In two jumps the Americans ering mail to his comrades and got were on him, finding the surprised| mixed up in taking a short cut hattered | across No Man's Land. a badly MISSING GIRLS ARE reuton nursing at {te present position it sustained the main drive of the German rmy in an 18-daye battle, losing ately King Albert called to the Members of the women’s protec- gian refugees of mili- tive division of the police located tary The response brought over 0 men and the work of) May and Birdie McElfresh, missing roceusaistre® ee ean, ‘ school girls, at the Empress hotel, n artillery the Belgian army 18 wis ove Spri y oat times as strong. as. it Thind ave. and Spring st., Monday s at the beginning of the war, | night They had disappeared more than 1 Week ago, after attending private school, and, according . to. their decided to try working for a US. SENDS MEDIATOR FOR PHONE STRIKE McWifresh, 9887 Charles CLIFTON, Ariz., Oct Seere eae tary of Labor Wilson today told tho | 47th ave. S., their mether, with Po- United Press that Commissioner | icewoman Ruth Dahnken, were in Verner Z% R of Colorado, left | their room when the gitls returned, Clifton this morning for San Fran-| The Bitls, 19 and 3¢ years of Gan cisco, where he will arrive Tues-|7weced crying to thelr mothgr, day night, under instructions to ac Y, for the labor commission in ad | Seattle druggists who planked usting the threatened strike of em-| down $10 each for license (es Want ey back. The ordinance the fee has been declared titulional by the courts. ployes of the Pacific Coast Tele grap® and Telephone Company, until the arrival of the commission,