The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 12, 1918, Page 12

» Ways and mea gumulation the American Te here was mutual cannonading T HE SEATTLE STAR 10,000 TROOPS WITH BAKER ON FRANCE VOYAGE PARIS, Mareh 1 Baker, Ame war, came to France conveying 10,000 tr & portion were a German liner, it was learned to day. The voyage was midovran accord! There wa fore it “pertsce Newton D. retary of enlivened in Aa th Am which he y fer thoroly with ) Pershing in fer to ® . more Sfectively the American and allied “ With Freight for Ocean Carriers ns to check the ac Ing of the by Regional jon, of Chicago, subterfuce consigning it to hetical merchants or dealer with the hope that would pick it up. Hanlon wants the railways forbid to move export freight without affidavit from the shipper that , ‘take it from Seattle. Hanlon fears that unle taken to stop the accum ttle will suffer from congestion Eastern ports. STRALIANS CAPTURE HUNS NEAR MESSINES Australian ans of Ger a few prixoners, Fie Haig reported today. The Aus y casualties were light of Armenticres and east northeast of Ypres If a in the This isn but it = WIFE SLAYER TAKEN has first obtained steamer space ,) suo |= ONE DEAD; TWO HURT SAN ANTONIO, March But With Camera ‘ontinued Fror t exactly a boche killer # It gots th pictures of | to TO OREGON PRISON ae Mar > men in the army IN AIRPLANE SMASH as Raymond nd J. W Lieut. Orton L. Mite of Cade Colchester, 11! Downey, Cal mainstay to the servi tment .or ee during Page One leration of tt enable of farma have been indu 0 either thru yo! selection and | way the present interferer emergency in agriculture are needed “shoots” Boches * 800,000 MEN WILL BE CALLED ‘IN SECOND DRAFT FORMATION SENT AS BOOST} War of Mechanios thereafter, an tr ona tor uu educational inatitut will be an. | groups t ead Barcdin BASEM ae = DARGAIN BASEMENT Ba Straw | Shapes $1.25 shades. Conditions as They Ex‘st in the ' Bargain Basement Ordinary business pol- icies could not operate a Bargain Basement store. When prices such as the Bargain Basement quote are absolutely lower you will readily « it’ the Merchandise paying for and « of unnecessary expenses. It’s for your own bene- fit—we don’t make de- liveries. It’s you who do the saving if you carry your own parcel, We cut this d many other such expenses in order to bring depend- able merchandise to you at Lower Prices. Boys’ Cotton Union Suits 69c They're Reduced You'll find it a saving plan to buy these Union Suits now at a reduced price, even if you do have to lay them aside until next season. Medium weight garments with long sleeves. Medium and small Novelty ‘blocks,| A good col Shapes of Milan | poke bonnets and | of attractive hemp, lacquered| others of Milan | of Milan, lacquered straw and fancy | hemp, fine lisere | straw and _ patent braid in a good as- | braid and lacquered | Milan, some with sortment of Spring | straw ribbon crowns—new | shades. Straw Shapes $2.45 in new tl goring shades, 25% Less for Dainty Silk Envelope Chemises, Now $2.58 $3.93 $4.38 | Various dainty style all made of fine qual- ity silk crepe de chine, some combined with wash satin—prettily trimmed with lace and ribbon. Muslin Petticoats for —98c— A lucky purchase brings these Petticoats to you at a ver yecial price. Made of good grade muslin with deep flounces of embroid- ery—some finished with ribbon-run beading and dust ruffle. Women’s Pretty Lawn Handkerchiefs 5c A Manufacturer’s Surplus Stock of Untrimmed Hats Smart New Spring Styles—at Very Low Prices Straw | Shapes $1.85 THE EVER POPULAR SERGE DRESSES At Less Than the Average Popular Prices Dresses at— $8.95 $10.95 $12.95 A special purchase of Serge Dresses has just ar Teas nh will be nent thie} Wt nig Aden with rived—giving you a choice f the new styles. Bolero, m jacket, Military and other novel styles, with braid and button trimming and novelty collars, Women’s Cotton Union Suits 75c (Slightly imperfect) Hundreds of women will take advantage of this oppor tunity to get Union Suits at this specially low price. Low neck, sleeveless with ene adh all FRIENDLY NOTE To RUSS PEOPLE | ontinued Fron One. | | Page ress of | the seviets to exp the sin core sympathy whieh the people German been thrust in to interrupt and turn back the whole struggle for and substitute the and Independence in n affairs and full restora. | tion to her great rote in the life of Europe and the modern world The whole heart of the people of the United States is with the peo. ple of Russia in the attempt to free themselves forever from autocratic government and be come the masters of their own life. Biened * “WOODROW WILSON.” demand of Gert ment of territor his nation | n the pledge to * regarded here the strongest and most cumnge yet given the -|am to what the congress will do, b it in felt here the president's tr me may be the inspiration neoded t © reaistance Meantime. beria prot the Japanene-8 no far a an in darkened in ntervention, despit SEATTLE MAN LISTED ON CANADA SICK LIST OTTAWA March 12 following Americans are menti in today’s casualty lst KILLED IN ACTION F. La Blanche, Fresno, Cal PRISONER OF WAR Repatriated—G. W Cin | fh cinnat, 0. | WOUNDE! W. J. Paine, Det row Warren, Okiahor mm. Sapper C. Hf Soltau, Seattle, Wash. Students Fight Among Chemicals to Curb Flames caused by the breaking of a ne, menaced ) chemistry of Wash extinguishers, in t the flames nts, key eadway until the ap from fire stations 11 and 17 arrived. Had the fire reached a of ether under a work s explosion probably room, hemicals, fire. e quantit HOMING PIGEON CARRIES MRS. WILSON’S MESSAGE }) arried from the Whi » Gov, Whitman, who invited Mrs military and naval be maciel New York next,Frida | pigeon, with two mpanying it, left the Ix at 10:30 o'clock. ‘The flights | made as a test for the signal | ff] of the war department y Baker earold daughter | of the secretary of war, released the | pigeon | | NONPARTISAN LEADER IS IN TROUBLE AGAIN FAIRMONT, Minn., March 12 owhley, president of the Na-| npartisan league, under on a charge yn's war pol: |] nley was bou for trial under $1,0 |up at He came } tin count |action jury on the chi of sedition, i THE BON MARCHE A SPECIAL SELLING OF SILK DRESSES AT $17.50 25 pretty styles, by far the greatest value that we have been able to offer this season at $17.50. BRIGHT, NEW SPRING MODELS IN TAFFETAS, CREPE DE CHINES AND GEORGETTES FOR AFTERNOON WEAR One pleasing crepe de chine, of skirt Colors are style is a Dr of yoke of waist and yoke being embroidered in silk. white, navy black. 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