The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 12, 1918, Page 2

‘YANKEES READY TO BLOCK HUN © (54 years service to the homefurnisher' emay, tor you to f mish home on your 1 addi pay RY J. W. T. MASON Written for the United Press NEW YORK, M American soldiers in France are mow ready to block « German offensive. Von Hi delayed too long risking a western this year well known, Uberal terme ur | good here” I his plans for drive early special values in ‘special va'ues in French ivory and bags and purses — Pyralin toilet Amert hell by Gen, Porshing’s that ing for the Jemonstrat nelu minary training ft behind th pert Americans the been trenches Waited Too Leng Hindenburg no longer hae Von 81.00 te $10.00 patent % 8 pes: special — French ivory and Pyr articles; all the these beautiful goode—all lowest pricings; and remember “your credit is good 81.30 to $8.50 $1.50 to 85. $1.35 ¢ + @Be to Me t $1.50 to * te 83.50 t ope of an: to be dors tre ihe If, therefore, Bir try the Imporsible ao fonsive aga'net th mn. Pershing his own sector ar jest ideas in purse 5 back= trap and top- rap styles - ves oa . $1. 29 i easy weekly or Saale 50 payments on bicycles ew sectors on lenburg w te © Deit by found d hastening hes nehea hair dry clothe —bonnet br trays : —Jewel boxes —whisk brooms —picture frames ume bottles m Pershing Worries Huns But the poasibitity of Hinde Jattempting this taxk every uay of the approaching spring America’s strength along the west front is now probably increasing faster, proportionately, many's, The military power of United States henceforth m: taken into serious account b many, which mm: Pershing Me lecroanes Se military —pin cushions —mirrors ... —nail files “ —cuticle knives” Dutton hooks at or kalser's general staff. JUDGE, CHARGED WITH NA, Mont, March ‘The mn of whether District Judge aries 1. Crum, facing tnpeact: | mench charges, can resign, A the case, or whe atill stand bet March 20, ere of the bh trial wh tewart received Crum's reeigna Tmans, the bodies of Mrs. Lena Guit.| Gon today, but will t act upo WRITER OF POPULAR = |Sere‘Pora. te "American owt, an [wnt he earn from the SONG SLAIN BY HUNS 4 pe THEY'RE PROUD OF IT LONDON, March 12—In @ house| Elmira, N. ¥., was the &@ fm which 12 persons were killed in|quite a number of popular books PORTLAND, March 12—Ditt. ie recent air raid made by the Ger-| Poems and songs. She wrote “Keep! gaace is not one of the attributes of Jake Boehm, 24, and John Wilson, | the Home Fires Burning,” which ha je one of the most poptul 1, held for burglarizing a residence, according to the police. After the sh war songs. Of lat [has ne made ‘her home with her missing property was recovered, the youths not only stated that they | Walter, in the northwestern sect made the haul, but boasted that this of London, RIGHT DRUG CO. 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SENATOR, MILWAUKEE, March 12 n the b for the republican nation for United 8 Ww frawn mor today, as the result of th al from the race of Francis MeGo | nom ft senator in © sharply | withdraw: | form Ge f to fur ern Jevote himne acy of Re © made va seemed like a sinm. t he ix out 1 he 3 a now when meeting ladies, _He looks straight the erd prese F. Durand, Chicago repre. Aministration, ‘od by Keefer to be “unsat He said ives | 4 administ the s had a secret conference in | Chicago, When the packers were told | not to increase prices to the cattle feeders We have all hinds of SKIRTS be hompeaon pport of the democratic enndidate launched their campai They are Dr. Chas. McCarthy and Jomeph Davies, member of the fed Jeral trade comminni MUST BUY WHEAT FLOUR AND SUBS FIFTY-FIFTY PORTLAND, March 12.—Pur chases of wheat flour and substi. | tutes in Oregon must be on a 50-50) bewia. Federal Food Administrator Ayer announced this today, upon or from Washington, the order be ing made immedia effective. | Owing to the paucity of wheat! flour substitutes in the Northwest, | the food adminis arily reduced the amou: of substitute to | be purchased with fiour in Oregon. This respite has been rescinded, how- and dealers are warning cus omers that the limited amount of | eubstitutes may cause them to refure jto sell the quarter-barrel sacks of | flour. RESERVATIONS READY | FOR HANSON BANQUET} he banquet to be et Ole Hanson | lub may be ob wing places: J, R.| Second ave.; Pliny L, Columbia, and Brew: | Second ave. to be held at 6:30 | in the Masonie club | the Commeretal Club Arcade building. The Victrola brings to you the music of the world’s greatest artists, to cheer, refine, educate and uplift. $20 to $380 Convenient Payments Sherman Third Avenue at Pine Seattle | wter's, 617 The banquet Friday evening | rooms, formerly |rooms, in the | SAN FRANCISCO NOT TO CLOSE SALOONS SAN FRANCISCO, Mareh 12 Francisco saloons will not be closed by the recent war department order forbidding the sale of Nquor at porta of embarkation.” A telegram from Washington states San Fran cisco is not classed as a “port of em barkation BROOKS Emerson Brooks, California poet Jand humorist, will speak at the Ro. |tary club luncheon to be held in the | Areade building Wednesday, at noon, Tacoma Spokane K Pr s Star Want Ads Best for Results | yee