The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 29, 1918, Page 4

‘BTAR—SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1918, PAGE 4 | WILL CHECK ALL TWO MEN HELD FREDERICK WHO FAILED TO BY SHERIFF IN LEY ws & NELSON'S [PLEDGE SAVINGS MURDER PROBE RDHE TT . putan eee Serine wat ere |e oad Pia a eensas ove THIRD AT MADISON “ THE TEMPLE OF THE MOTION PICTURE” Hut no matter what the figures His body, with the pockets com show, an active campalgn will be| pletely stripped, was found Friday carried on to check up with those | m ng behind a pile of logy at the who failed to visit the precinct poll: | side of a cross road, three miles east ing places and give Uncle Sam an es-| of Medmond. timate on their future thrift pro Just before noon on Saturday + gram word was phoned from Central.a that é The total number of pledge carda|a man in a soldier's uniform had . signed will not exceed 26,000, says! been xeon there at 2:30 p,m. Friday Chairman ©. H, Clark driving the car belonging to M. I The big national war savings pro: | Raymer r gram was launched not only to ral The “soldier” told a man who rade money, but to put a him for a ¢ nee that he was P i ‘i thrift basis and ¢ 7 ¢ the car to Portland, where he “Second Hungarian Rhapsody veces Liszt buying, This will € jitney b ee money to war pur Dut & " 1 y were ni NOW FRANK ADELMAN, DIRECTOR : naoatr ay <i raticne WITH GRAND CADENZA AT THE PIANO BY n aa induatr: Will Begin Monday | 7:00 82 3008, co PROFITEERING PLAYING adh rng Be I district, was ati Morning fiero soe sheds QUTRACES U, S., on an average from $8.00 he semi-annual disposal o od *atywood farm wn the fat Dr SAYS REPORT q . . . There $8,500 an riedged $5,420 pieces and discontinued patterns at sare. Chan. Seg ancl’ pote. Continued Brom Page One! 4 ry Down at the shipyards the em j¢ : x heavy reductions, preparatory to inven- ployes tairty seramped the comulites | wctisod on the Wosterm coast. Forty . . . . o he! pearance ith pledge wieht Southern ne ‘oducers made tory, and including all items which are sarda, a6 Ererk whe the eutinalann |r een aero ‘ . ’ of the me: ment in 1917 of t m not to be carried over into next season's Orage Harboe county reverted | ment Sas : wolf 100 per cent efficient Friday, a8) Margins on the com ay ta stocks. did Kent, Richmond Beach, Woodin-| many cases were two c times He ville and Sunnydale @ With these items will be offered spe- ay Gee Suminy Sateen: Cian Clarke ts of the opt at the re normal, Twenty-three bituminous mines in Central Pennsylvania aver a margin ¢ nts a ton tn cial purchases of good furniture from porta of the 600 war anvings societios as compared with 30 conts tn in Beattla, which cannot be secured | 1914 _ Frederick & Nelson's regular, depend- for two or three days, will put Seat:/ Leather industry profits increased Ue tn the clear. five times over those of prewar ' able sources, marked for the occasion at years : : r The our millers have had unusu . : very low prices. THIS REVOLT Ai profita, and their average ear i Or ee is i WE KNOW YI In J Jd to be 38 per cent o e ¥ crea eon wearen Phenee fuveituaant: ‘Tha avenge net peat - oN pENJOY. IT. ™ of jobbers for 1913 and 1914 in maid to have been about 15 cents per bar rel, but Increased to nearly 60 cent |_ BERNE, Switzertand, June 2%—A in 917 . oe pro-German revolt is threatened in| survey of the leading canned milk one section of the Austrian emplre. | companies show that practically ev: | Sentiment in Tyrol, the mountain- | ery increase or decline was inaugur ‘ous = Austr provinces ated by either the Borden Condensed Switzerland on the east, Milk Co. or the Helvetia Milk ( for a closer union with the densing Co, In 1917, according to AT FIRST AND CHERRY 308. DANZ, MANAGER J sollern empire and a consequent tne wtetement of the ‘ome weakening of the ties that bind the | vetia made over 20 per ¢ . Theatres Close Together—Carefully Selected Programs—All dual Austro-Hungarian = monarghy |and 65 per cent on inves! Hor together den made approximately 18 per cent Several districts in Tyrol were tak-|on cost, considered relatively high en under control of the German food * ialsien Prellientns | jt ne ministry. so) far as supplying the| gaimon canners’ profits were ap- proximately 624 per cent on the net | Sve weeks age. |inventment. This average does not included tn the average made | |may take the place ot Anstrinn, | rer 300 por cont. lea to by concerns coming under the | ‘SHORT NAMED | ban of government Brice fixing. In} many cases the companies sought to! evade the law by account juggling. | the report maid. Some padded costs by heavily Increasing officers’ na) aries. One concern was found to With DAYS charged to expenses nearly ARERDEEN. June 29 “ be $2,000,000 paid tn ealaries and com- William H reelected pres! dent and Charles P. Taylor reelected secretary-treasurer, the Washington | STARTING SUNDAY—2 DAYS | STARTING o suNDAT—@ pars State Federation of Labor cloned ita Bi Double Bil! fourday convention here yesterday bern YANK A resolution pledging support to BILL HART MARGERY WILSON §f cio rium union mon was paseed, ta iy Bellingham was chosen as the next “TAMING OF FOURFLUSH” “HARD ROCK BREED” convention city. and and se t-te in “3 GULTY IN FIVE MINUTES * Dispatch From Frank ” It took a jury in the federal court J. Taylor just five minutes Friday afternoon | By United Press Leased Wire de that Kang Tong was Direct to The 8tar y of smuggling 24 five-tael cans | $}——— ———__—_—_——_-# of optum valued at $2,000 into the) WITH THE AM AN ARMIES United States. Hoe will be deported. | IN June 29.—Lieut. Jack —_em__— ng @ Hritish bomb ing plane over the German lines “Im order to introduce cur new twhalebone) plate, which ts the lightest COLORED CLUB WOMEN yesterday wan severely wounded by ded strongest plate knewn, covers very ‘ittle oo the roof of the mouth; HOLD SESSION HERE & machine n , you can bite corn off the cob; guane - and bee teed 15 years. ‘The Colored Women's Clubs Washington ‘ their first day and missions, Several single itema show ed payments of over $150,000 n troop ing some An they y’n poritions the r ity hi ith their “archies™ Platina Filings and machine guns. Chambers was All work guaranteed for fifteen years. Have impression taken tm the RUMOR KUEHLMANN Sadek tha pias (aves Ans ern: an eeth same da arnination and advice free. — afc stl “ a Call ana ie scmapien ‘of Our Plate avd Bridge Werk. Stand the FILED RESIGNATION while his companion showered it of Time. Most of our present patron: P with bombs. ers, whose work in still giving goo \. PARIS, June 29.—Rumor who have tested our work. When coming to our offies, be sure yeu are that Dr. Von Kuehimann has o ‘the fight place. Bring this ad with you. nis resignation as an f “4 Open Sandays From 9 to 12 for Working People ti See van 1th at the Kalser is ex Surprises Officers, OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS "aceon BAN FRANCISCO, June 29 LONDON, June 29—Lady Rhond-| Walking into the southern police oe OMIVERSITY er. ‘ 4 © food controller, at a ion at midnight, an unidentified zs . - _ vse al tcham, urged every | mar ree shots from a smal » keep a goat to pro caliby ¢ ver at three policemen itter and then sent a bullet thru his own vo mons | 26 OF 68 BABIES ARE —A BONANZA OF MIRTH—THE® i bang tes tens aves oe ml" EQUAL TO U. S. TESTS COMEDY OF A THOUSAND souwanz et eae Pe iota thelr | os exam ned p vee ‘the ve rnment LAUGHS—WITH CONSTANCE: baby measurement test at the baby Permanent Home of And the enstomer anys “no more| A MUSEMENTS| a i WALTER OWENS & CO, § s3tvcccsra, pa nis0- CLINTON dmmicsion 20¢ eal Comedy Im 2 Hearst-Pathe News MONTGOMERY tre pleasing with our customers, British Official War Pictures CHILDREN 10e lon each new SUIT, COAT, DRESS | Burton Holmes Travelogue CELEBRATED | “4 1 UPOTASS ’ TLEY “Some Job”—2-Reel Comedy BARITONE CONTINUOUS lt TO, a ts P| MAT. TODAY hed Var Tas Beto 81-50 ; = STARTING SUNDAY MATINEE, JUNE 30 . The Musical Burlesque, Entitled The j joy of feeling fit and Saad Woew' ee Goan . ards those who Martia Weck Presents ¥ rele z eyes eT die Saad aaa aca JERRY dnd the DIAMOND § icet the’taws of health, | cot ssi wevtinor | OH, MAN! BEAR MEAT| urn’. man. Vercors MAKERS OF SWEETS TO And Six Acts of Vaudeville and keep the habits regu- || ' . i tii ot dy ro tht and) ber Manutactu a Oren. sae MEET MONDAY AT 10)| REGISTERED DENTISTS py Saturday usted to| Washington, at the convention held Nights 7:30. Ma 2:30, lar with tion on the poar shot | here Friday A meeting has been called uy Oat of the high rent district, per- Jame S. Goldsmith King v nal service and moderate adv Change of Program Sunday and Thursday. IP | near Tukwila Th day by Deputy PRICES 15¢ AND 25¢ , oe «Dally, 1 to 11 hide BENEFIT HERE TONIGHT Gi udp siomnutaeitecet a —IN— In cutting down expense. WE PAY WAR TAX SIX TG ACTS: benefit in aid of the mirroptomt vatpevine — | 600 CARS OF AIRPLANE | arcunore ieacue was iivens in the) UoRers: lee cream manufacturers a Cpe FIR A MONTH PROMISED] 8h, Temple Annex sriday oven.| Sle re ke. in order that, nev TACOMA, June 29--Six hundred| evening. The program consisted of | rulings relative to their sugar al ADS BRING RESULTS! “tiithsidcr Metecetncte so | £00 }| cars of uirplane fir per month to the! tableaux, songs and dances. Hlotment may be explained,