The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 10, 1918, Page 9

STAR—MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1918, PAGE 9 , od FY Nore a Ee vrone | 11 ~Acreage for Sale_ Isa emale Help Wanted | — FIND NEW STAR i ——— 4 | I Coatings Drive CLOSE-UP OF RHEIMS , x ; iciris 5 youn WANTED _The Star ' H}| Somat for Home War « RUSHING INTO APPRACTIVE, NOUS? | nce RRM ANS - ‘ 5 Pe MPLY ror HED os ow } as | © woliclt rf Seen rere eae | s | 1 . : w z | ) Interest Transiont—Charge Adverttal : ‘ fruit WANTEY bye oe CTADY . ear - hei negahge se pawn = RT : elt “ son was Six + the price at five " | ' se , ii wowtar maid by entista to be Transient — Advertising : ‘ y a iy is tc Lad takes | 2 rushing fu od in the general Cash in advan any classition- | | nes : ‘ e fact not gene knows ole ftrection oF. vtnianoy aa Gente per Nine action f tine. | LA AN y AUITA] the imperial ¢ rnment had n . wdiinent. 6 oot citinen pa 1 heavenly body of six Y of five | é p , oath. ‘ ‘ / . -" 1 ’ een || firet magnitude This discovery is " ss Ncibinsibilaias w veh toed 115.00, PRERWNT THK AL AND ¢ h iS 2 nt Aegaitied| | | declared to be of much more import: than the eclit ue ot The sath fog “hk ' ‘ ' an, Ve : f which the Coun ; “ Bet ltwe per month / 1 Je LiPELE DOWN, A LATTTEM | Nernatorft, at t the wort! ae Sak ee is chat ~e the approach to te et tote or wrenth ) * . : E r ie . wisi A gh "tl i ine strange phenomena, Yinee each week M | . Herlin foreign office to adv ™!! being Minued another weeb ( a wdmitted by the | | vey ‘ ‘ mn any t b>, sbete $ t ed Jentint who were to 4 un renewe _ Mine e " orthwest by the ax a nda" ty’ cont—Three * " » em ' German merehant-| Hie a tins eda haa | C the & months 1 cent SKAGIT COUNTY : ] ship American ¥ t pid fi ur’ fon la, powerful abe today from Open Space Contracts MOUN ' a male Situations Wtd ms a inured to war, We must be prepared ted that the Yines ¢ 4 in one yea 0 and B0-a . w ‘ mi " er . the|to meet disappointments and tem various Nines tol be used Yi One year | rnin, us ie . ‘ 1196 Hews between 9) dupe © milit ’ ee et aac pie iow here t ix doubtful whethe Me - “s \ r of th c ' rmanent. It % to be uaed in one yea tee « wWnrnrnnnn~ aera ~ ~ rot rg ’ sia as ve | them re £ ° or permanen It may be . . ; rs work wt! (88. Rusiness Chance: i ‘gers na] ‘The war muxt be fought to a fin} —— - | formed ¢ ‘i Barre, fake... 2 Mee per we Me PeTRt 1 Ave - ue 1 and Prusaniom rust oe eat ‘Thin map shows the forts that are holding the German hordes back| | Thix in the third star of thie Spe digg ReAT Wi. i ¥ . . he ¢ raid, He cited many other ‘| eremn fhelans, the cathedral of France ported in 3 1 hy GREAT BiG HALY A t ; ' and | pobhspae oa Ore Tat dar torte arinont Ol ani Ot iehiane un mysterious character — " t v t & 2 “ “ rr ol e for mon ay, ure ) an nh y : Classified Ad Department +a “ a | E t would be impossible to make peace cual th in the German drive. The British, who are holdin | tna ronomers —— ‘oe we have « .) ' t r ured arly in taal? as . b pproached ne art 20, Phone Main 600 |» t ‘ee : t \ thi t conflict be. | With suchea government however, have #o far prevented the Germans from entering th fe ‘npproaal 1 oo RRA AAA AAA AAA . ' ' ' ' " | ee: a a Se ee tore and Wort de la Pompella, oh the south, mitet fall on 4 apid re. 00 1 | ni thea t of Rheims,” which is excellently fortified b the see re oda lbalndl aera tetatrine oer treed 1 % ; ' . ipyard an nd capable of stem: jerman ; = obser DI RY any ; ; : | indefinite period . the Steen ‘ ‘ : vovernment party of astron- Jigen ead Naat , N RE ER reat 18 Sunday ecm ATES NDRR SHIRE MAN TOR: | , A ay = Al 5 : ews otes | eters, government pho sev-at-iaw. Will, probate ore | 19 City Real Esta ate for Sale| , ‘ . ‘ , tographer | today examination wrartenges. notes, rollectio wit . . MA t " thing perraiving to © eenerat tew prae-| AL BARGAINS FoR TopaT™ | 7g t and Found all ten pletures taken of the tire tn all courte, 428 Lyon Frullding. | | : i 1 _ JAPANESE SHIP | during the sun's eclipse were Third and James RMitiott 206 i 7 cow ’ bebrant Spectroscope pictures take ~ epost 2 he = ‘ ; CENTHAL | i Paea Mat Suinw—wowas CAN | . caida ty nh oneal —— Commander Foch 1 aivo were wuccesstul. General practice, Cotlectiona 618 nme . Aw f ‘ uit’ a si ie Sgrmgeee Toencing._Maln 3 wort | AL RAI ER ' | | LONDON, June 10—Gen, , determined aim BF ROHOF FP Lawser < s Gala A ‘ as 6 | r vA But win the remains no} I ae ee ete a ae see crac cx per meen [4A —Automobllon for Sele |Sme fcc in Ferdinand Foch perme cm ateintuct awe vey | Anited Press * Practice all cases; tere moderate | Gwe to war Price 94609. te 1 . lowing running aground el mander of the allied armies, is “ f bat all oth CRATE EWRANTTARD 187 OEN:| N Toading ® Ke p reef, & o'clock Sunday morn-| depending upon a “bludgeon” at- | Keystone of & vi battle 4} nal grection Srorka Wide, 908 Geeend | Jes, accensor SANITARY pomotigeigong fox, the Japanese| tek with reserves to destroy the | tions w make up @ bai “| mm ri 0 es, a f lent geed, lanemon. Whidh RR : : fee, te phy. |Aikoku Maru was floated at high| enemy atethe moment most like. | be envis considered, organized. |} U a y 5 rice te o Fy Aisi, i so o 3 he phe. | Aik . _ eget eye 7 # crushing de | provided with forces in the ure |) ATTORNEYS—PATENT | ae : ale Miscellaneou oC "tT. “cane| tide Sunday night, a1 owed tol ly to administer a Te eee Tat onl presoe tomers |$ A noida ) acres of good land for only § maninel. SC, tor el king | feat, according to his own words, i TE RVERS—Sonsuitation and 1917 od an ma BASH AND D * . Stall 4 + ie Sona ink! in an article written by him in | 4nd guarantee development of a 4 lar yen Patent booklet free. 22% New York Mik * own «paid Fe cana Fe i-tp. fed] and repaira Me stl thle Palka weekly Joanne cisive attack, characterized by its]? RED P, IRIN—Peteat atror- . ale | ‘ ans eweet |" ts hal ; aeaainn eanhane, to aces at. tn {ts surprise, {te speed and for |» a % 4 we ght N Bey. Patent ” Exchange, from “ } Caper a 7 : birt consequence, it is essential) (The 1,408th day of the war; 82nd Secured of fer retuncet ? ‘entra! la night end and impose ita wm on 1 b Lu a a Bide. Main 290 Free book on patente |‘? - bedilvg ee 1 the; my." says Gen. Foch, “recog € shall be the cea te day of the big drive.) sam Wenwick. Lawrence, 99 Turke Ma 4 S ewner by vy COUN be being = st 7 one means—destruction of the | #eTve force possible of troops ¢ PICARDY FRONT—The new Ger- £0, 182 Burke Bis | « apd cove Aikok nent out a wire ca paneuver an drive between Montdidier and & a x a he anived wire |) enemy's orgunized forces roane man drive RICYCLES AND REPAIRS — half what tt te worth. | Window and sash o jfor asaintance. which was anawered |‘ vdertakes and prepares The reserve—that is to say, Noyon constituting the fourth phase: <DOREN for Snell. 2 a Se Pe ~ dB EEE | no. S cp Prag Po Tl hin destruction by battle, which | Prepared bludgeon—is organized of the west front offensive, whieh’ Mewart. at Times ea. Matn 917. eens | Gewees seems Soeee. ios cee ab tines om 3 | Var er, B, ¢ rom oes Kahin FO ‘about overthrow of the adver-| Kept carefu instructed to execute | began early Sunday morning, has? | CHATTEL LOANS | twine un “ | Rainier stood by until alvage help | VINE" toe aes his command, de-|thé single act of batue from which | slowed down. The enemy last might, a ¥ Peer a ote | ° | arrived Aikoku Maru sal ea crore his dinctptine and nullifies his results are expected, namely, the de-|was only able to add « mile to its’ "—~"WONEY TODA | 1.56, 03.70 and 3 iF e t . Saturday evening « Ae thelr fighting ciniv tack. previous three-mile advance in the rt cadiny lap wiatn > ej unite, as far as the power i . ns trom $10 to $100 made quickly and | Woven vungeiow siding : Vibe $:30, She had been turned over to| Brits. tn TAs am Mil Reserves Are “Bludgeon center and was at the same penetras confidensially on furniture, pianos, lve | |mnort lengths © - \' o United States shipping board re-|/* 0G TAOS AE eT “Reserves must be husbanded with | tion on the west wing, while the east Meek. ote co. ‘ . poasersion of one of our TLittie| We eel! any : PIKE FLACK sa t onanlete to achieve its object, a | the Most extreme parsimony. 60! ern wing was still blocked. ‘ bi SANDERS & . | city Fe th E ; ttle tenet pot be parely deteielre t the bludgeon may be strong] MARNE FRONT—American CISA, | ir " ® mon ' A pewehe Makenaive- watts on well) Rough to make the blow as violent | French troops improved their post- COLLATERAL | ine A s ono Ry ammetes. | 9° j 2, tentila, t an | conducted, does not result in a victor |@* Ponsible. Let loose at the finish, | tions northwest of Chatean fe. WE LOAN WONRY ON DrA- eo way to vate spaghetti. 2 Jand @ vanquished. It is simply a bebe any aking one pte by another advance, taking 250 mends and jewelry at 2 per cont. NO f Seattle tre oe ate gacne that must be begun over again. | *?°™. with a well-thought-out plan | oners. OTHER CHARGES. Others may AD-/ VRRTIS® lower rates, but how about the COMMISSION they charge? PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIFTY. Ine can hundred and twenty-nine shi 421 Beneca and 11 Marton. | enoes, comple a TRESPRCTARLE PLACE To PORROW | ation . e tonnage have been laune ney on DIAMONDS and JEWELRY, | Sean | nail 7 “i ry United States shipyards sin eat rates: confident oaks a * ie a 900 | January 1, 1918, @ 1 109 Mecona. ~ , a acnape4 including Intere: eae a LRY Ce THE MERICAN JB g : > ON ALL JONEY LOAN am of] released by X2.| merce at Washington. Rremerton ‘ se “10 000, 000 NOW pe h on ording to figures | Must always be the department of com “From this it is an obvious corol-| lary that an offensive, whether start- 4 at the beginning of an action or whe it follows the defensive only can give results, and in consequence adopted at the fin- inh. Must Be Combats for winning chosen and determined, reserves are thrown in all together in an action | east of Bethune surpassing in violence and energy all | j other phases of battle, an action with | proper ogee and speed. All our forces real-|mier Clemenceau announced he is He by carrying it out. the bat e FLANDERS FRONT — British troops made a suecessfnl raid northe — at a point LORRAINE FRONT—The Gen characteristics — surprises.) tion opposite Toul and Nancy, Pre y participate, either by preparing {t| satisfied with the situation from the new German drive, of valve. The Reliable, #¢7 Third ave * t" beans. | * “To maintain our paition is syn- o re oe ee he; 180 pike. corn) The wore nant fleet ot the Laie Pb tego esis ana) “28 this, our onan apr aim, we} RUSSIA—Jos, Shaplen, 2 toilet paper. 260; | § not including such shi must rive 7 € BEVELOVING KODAK WORK | 2 cane peas [have been Jmpressed into transport | even prepares for a defeat. If we re-| Tre, 7% ne Poo tas hen ab she Se pero ange ae = KopAKnns—iN Att AT s Tiev Re | porary soroxj.|mHain where we are and do not pasw| arrived from Russia, Mone” 10 conta © fell. Jecoun Pk jand convoy service, is now approxh| ine offensive to fix the direction | Pied by feeble hands and when ac | sheviii are on the verge 6€ wide ae " 10,000,000 ¢: | cemsories obscure the main principle, | overthrown. history and reason show us that in P UND mg ‘ =: of attack, to guard against the plans | a of the enemy and prevent him from | DANCING SCHOOLS valley car: | ~PRONOURAPIW OUR APECIALTT battle there is a j Army : ~ 3 RDS | pattie the: a single argument With the American ee Srearruse F| a ee | TO INCORPORATE |crving'st ont atte tanestnr"e tai tere "ina ngie erument| | WHA the m you old or new dances Prot.| i MUSICAL RE : S ‘AMERS R 1 000. 000 must undertake to carry on and «wu . J : 4 pete 5197 Hippodrome, [1818 Westin ‘ TE FO a ‘ active attack, which is alone capable | will decorate pewald, Mitiott 2187 The Hip) is ’ ’ [tain numerous combats, each with ting in the eccond REE nnn : ALL LOCAL ROUTES || * capitatization of $1,000,000 wit!) aoe “| overtnrow of the adversary” [tie ef Marne ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES e for Sale ne i} mark the incorporation of the Todd | reary.” ®n bo Goop work—o KR MART. ca BOF ONCE ® whe STRAMERS LEAVE FROM COLMAN) Fry Docks Co. formerly the Seat wig, 1991 Fourth, Phone Main 3596. z nity, ; .Y DOCK, FOOT OF MARION STBERBT) | Ci struction and Dry Dock Ca, A PART OF eee where $5 cash w Univers! some time th eek at Olympia. C.} 'M CIE OPTICIANS ome. The best tracts will ® | H. Wiley will continue as head of the ——— ORPHELM ( iascusds FraserPateresa Osve walceay.| [8. These close-in one-quart Dy new orgat in » 4. PHONES " 4 free wood. are situated near abt Ms T of installing the new Qj NY . OY 334 PHYSICA AND SURGEONS ee to city limite and city | RAYANAQUA CON at pair plant at Harbor tuland in sy dicdis zs 2 5 WK \) N 5 Sia caTin An Noo: wiXTL sa Bp “ena and 8 $*| 46—Wanted Miscel nig: ren mca,” Annsled date || Well under way, and the facitities of| WASHINGTON, June 10-—Unitied oo, Soklge hy eter ¢ “et. 3 | sie-owt Pave wane eae Tie, the old plant are expected to be| rection of the allied American sup- : De a aad tt 1 term furvivere dally | *Twee pot eal! atf moved over shortly. ‘The new organ | ply fystem soon will be put into ef- TODAY UNTIL SATURDA STORAGE DERN, 97.290; 1% MIN-| change everytht [Victoria Sundays. | ation will confine ft#elf strictly to | fect & wri Finernccor sronAse Wie cash. Queen Anne 1078 | Taceme Direct ~s1| teuate work, ae *) One man—a ual director—or a “Central Storage Co, White 4&8—Dressmaking Done —_— ——¥ ant om feneral directing board, will be ap! 3 || ~Ttéem Ricamers Foceme 5 wi Asians i . . pointed. . BI nnn acacins $A0nm Kedinonpolia for, Ta-/16 WAR EDENSAY STICKS |"... coming trip of Herbert In a New One-Act Play SECONDHAND CLOTHING | || 11 -0amlcoma direct Mteamer! 12 ming trip ere “THE IRON HAND” oo 2 . = 1 pm ierery two hours, 00) 2 NEW WESTMINSTER, R « Hoover, food administrator, and As. “4 4 “ na Wwe aoie tea Poone 2 tepmisingle trip, The round) ¢ June 10.—Sticking in the ways down | sistant Secretary of War Stettinius | aS i Saeere {3 which «he was to have been launch-| abroad, form part of the plan for ar- HA AINE . nage * “ 7. usiness Persona 1] 9:00pm. ; |\ ed, the wooden steamship War Eden-| riving at the unification of the sup- I a Py UMMER RESORTS | 7 StNhky ‘a, COMPAR mares veaiwe ~|j i Q say spolled the reporters’ rhapsodier | ply system cA Ti SEEKERS esorn to un, Denn Kwt and the shipping ¢ ne of several thorities here said today the . He * EKERS ret penny a on os Pm SI EVE NS | a Port Townsend Spectal : a ants olumins ot v rs 1| cae oe é bpd fay th <4 Eddie Carr & Co. Barry & | ayton To . tie Bo a. | yeas ate a Ties. Foe Pe ee rushing @ ; | would have the leadership In an Absurd Farce The Allround Boys ahle — , r Re: nde ne Townsend directi10:20pm || Ko hing grand and udly | na " " nip i is aunean ancae on a at i _ er Main "39 Member Dancing Connects at Townsend! dally || int water.” A tangle of chaina| problem, Incidentally, it was atated,| THE OFFICE BOY : s ARD RKERS he ore n . pwith ratl linee for al! 1, ine n ' Convenient apartments and single rooma| az i is thought to be responsible for the| prominent American officers are] Dougherty t net entirely | Convenient a ee er tet ore | ORO * [potmea on” Olrmpte! at plight, from which she was|lkely #oon to be attached to Gen Stewart & Mercer Frances Histance: moderate prices! } \ =; ||—— — unextricated Sunday. The efforts of | Foch’s staff In Their Latest Comedy Aerial | In Her Characteristic Melodic r ° I | nnn | f ° Le smarts aol aan. jit to pull her into the water met pe a ae Surprise Diversion v ‘ fn > 1 1 F 0tam Mcamer Whatcom! | téam)| faslur eng gat . : 31—Fur, Rooms Wtd. ‘ dally |for Anacortes” and| dally INSURANCE M MEN Mi Black & White | ORPHEUM TRAVELOGUE a : WANT? oR RTUDENTS WAY neham i 1sses ~ * § : j ; OLD 3 — ‘ CONCERT ORCHESTRA Be A Recsiseite, eelaniee | " O10 Si Tac ear oerere LAUNCH MONTROLITE FO CRUISE LAKE) In Their Novelty Diversion TURKISH BATHS | atin and) HIGHEST PRI ton tanker Montrol Afe insurance men of Seattle an — eit BATHE 10 | an. Cancadé MITH TE gc song! Se the Inraoet of ite kind evec| €uost# will take their annual outing The American Musical Comedy Favorite jg hide ® ¥ f " ora. \52—Male Help Wanted 412 MITH brehem | bt mn the F a Monday evening, on board the steam. aHINGLE WHAY tle ‘ Tad Wiss Resales for Bort T8Ee pbuilding & Dry Dock Co. |casion. A basket dinner will be eat-| Gere Aer “ red Ft abhor pay Beat og Bag cin | a Stuahac " stontre Jen aboard the vessel, as it tours the | In Songs and Stories of the Moment sew, Sau. s ave. N. 1 he Al || cnn oe ol Gt eel arieinad - waterfront, passes thru Lake Wash-| ‘Ted Shapiro at the Piano ji ay. Mon wanting | as ann 1d ‘ : Wed.\Juan tatand pointa. | Friday udard Of Ce oak coed ston canal and makes the circle of | . tor Hhingle Co. | REY r 1OTEL } YD I) wetany! ' | : the la The party leaves Pier 3 MA nnn | Sollards } reached f siecle! services | Port Townsent—Port Anecies—Neah | foot of Madison st. at 6:30 p.m. MAIL ORDER SALE NOW ON HOTELS AND APARTMENTS | | Private parlors. Main 649 ; Tay and Way Ports BONNAFON HTS WATER! — bs M HOTEL MILWAUKEE |% Rana 3 vous. |] 29:00 1@hr, Doente,_ fer Fort] tredam mn Wanon sive oe Mysterious Fire ¢ KIKG AT. SHOR BALE BMAN Banat Oe esc —piac|| Tametglenien, Seah Pay anal TOCTT eno y type was launched from| Destroys Vessel (HERSELF) Experienced shoe sieaman; ateady || monde wanted. Highest price patd. 108 |} Se Port Anavicos Station || {0° Plant of the Nilson & Kelez Ship A PACIFIC PORT, June 10.—The ight piace tor we ia avery PLYMOUTH HOB CO, Pree earn wim and Way Ports building Co. Saturday afternoon, the] captain of a steamship arriving here In Orpheum Vaudeville at the Moore eo star ae 9h ap en gr | [PBACrCAt, B Phone Hallard Zor Pibem || "St Vessel of this type the company] reports that Tuesday he and his Week of J fon 113 . ee: has built. It is named the Bonnafon, | crew sighted a burning steamer some | eek of June a - - EE | 5 ae Dangennen the name having been selected by! 400 miles offshor Investigation | 3 - i ‘ A iv a oF we eh ee Angeles and) Friday | Mra. Woodrow Wilson, wife of the! disclosed that the vessel had burned She will appear in Bere, mer Employment # SURLAG eTENOS: || — president to the water's edge, and no sign of “CHAMP D’HONNEUR” rs or 1412 Western Ave. rer n Me Port im ble— Led low—Iiagler jerew or cargo could be found The * Winks Hy ie = ., 1 nw 4 Sunday, Monday a . : : ties Oceanis 5) Leegal Notic ne Trveitienner weet, tor 0am] LAUNCH FERRIS SHIP | namo and desisn of the vessel wer says CCAS A eee oe and Evening. b Li b . re ¢ = I eo Y dal Kin a q LA ” P ed “ Fi RINGTON, 1413 End. 62 week up FARM OR T CHANGE OF VRSSPI Peni poy ig gale? Re Ferris type ship No, 4 waa taunch:| 00% obliterated. ‘CAMILLE AW RINGTON, 1613% 3 | 4 mf H . * A OCA | tehal ©. 4034 ; uny'h Vag ter, Town ||ct from the plant of | the Grant-| 7 T Wed., Thurs., Fri. and Sat. Matinee and Evening. eave - Se r ¢ 186 (funday!Hanavitle and Smith Porter Shipbuilding Co | 11—Acreage for Sale | Ge e law 1 ten een am ah Fort rt int uilding 0. at nceome iaxes nd in your mail order at once, accompanied hy chacie Will a ener 7 sisepmlae en Pig Cae Neth EE Are Due June 15 ‘ able to Moore theatre, with self-addressed, stamped return Bias oP ose Kingston, 1 ing the hing of another similar ederal revenue officers are work eer a "y : 1b AES plat ge vessel, ships of the same type, but of | ing overtin BERNHARDT PRICES <ELY IMPR 1 | dweens tener Wane, tor| ¢:80pm|/ 4.000 tons, will be bul June 15 is the Inst day on which NIGHTS PRICE $1,550 | [Kingston, Lodiow and income and excess profits taxes may All Box Seats . écniaiaiiiead snamesinemiipeasesanan 4 : Ls tet iach 4 lway point ! U. S. TO CONTRACT FOR |% paid_by inaviduats and corpora Laweritiews Gi toes cL ee rad ing or ln WANT 7 Hood Canal—Gamble—Ladiow tions, Total receipts from the na-| Lower Floor (last 6 rows) «oss -. ER ” Catt a ed-tor “STRAW iMtenmer Moaalie, for at HI 25 MORE STONE HULLS tion will amount to $ 000,000, | A Balcony (first 5 rows) ...oceceers. c 4 as ines, Public 1 oem funda fom rood Cenal.| Runday|/24 more concrete ships will be re-| S*0# ever recorded Gallery (unreserved) .....2.- table honse TATRA o> are boat landings, || leased sh uirman : DAILY MATINEES A 96 m4 Pointe marked are t landing I tly by Chairman N. } 6 ” ' s Roe VINE MT Pamenner for pointe and for | Hi of the shipping board. These NAB PEEPING” SUSPECT |g (Including Saturday) { nh, wree rees, b nd F Jother boat landing points must make) wiing will be 7,600-ton tankers, and ‘Peeping ‘Tom appeared again} Lower Box Seats ..... he t SHORT CONTENT 4 Gertie ire [thele Own erred iaminy. to|| Will be built at the recently announc-| Sunday night in the vielnity of Sum Upper Box Seats . mesionsingeasige digi in no we “ton wor 1th « Dist, levee. ph ® t guch — Ianding Steamera| ed government yards, which will be. mit ave, and Harrison st., and H, W Lower Floor (18 rows) ..<<. anoceee ; nen and W. 4th urs, Fintlard ' Oe For * rate does not Include boat!) pendy to handle them by the | Hart, of 319 Summit ave, pounced Lower Floor (last 9 rows) «. oo. arn care to 14th and a bean r anding charkes they are awarded lorously: 0 t wi | $M Balcony (first 12 rows) ~-s0e~- 850 rms to F si wa cana ‘ ' 1 Milty. ta limited to wear valorously on a suspect who is lan.| im y (first 12 rows) aeeeeenil . r fi ere eres rte aeeetates ate Vow: At hat to exceed $100. for SUISHIDE in the: pollen detention, duct Balcony (last 10 rows) ...- : dont oacaeele ‘ “ak ERP URT ENE re eee ee to tites subject to]| DEDICATE SERVICE IAG | Yenile home Monday, His name 4 SUNDAY MATIN ~ ing TY KAMEN ERPERIENTE I nenngers SA Sth rss fl] hunch GE ihe: Mabead ofaaee ancl 2 Or oe 16 Lower Box Seats ep Sar Gein Bal Waaied cane nat | timate tase ba gerenaues haatiiinr Lad aiava ericduin ae taenoens MENTION SEATTLE MAN Lower FI o Female Help Wantec Q it office. Open from 6:39 a. m Te James G. Stafford served as| Advices reaching Seattle Monday! Balcony < seementse . : ' 6 G ' MENT ba 000 aN . s eas midnight 4 celobrant, assisted by Rev. Father) from nadian intelligen offices, | allery (UNFESEEVEN) . .. seewes sae ereens 20 B80 han F ‘ tee Habe af ghacinigics Oe | PUGET ROUND NAVIGATION CO |) Fumes Mathew and Rev. Father! told of the illness of R. 15. Westborg, | 4 ee for frea particulars to J.C. Leonard.) co, WESTLAKE ‘ . ron, of Camp Gewis, preached an ac:| France, Cal I. Matthews, of Ta