The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 9, 1918, Page 2

—your indi- Sa Pa y vidual needs Your Credit a are fitted to ‘ou is store’s Can ee vintat two eee n= ae MT \Z y eave. apie Ee $13-75 | Fegular price $16.50 n twist design i" table, exactly "as pletured. solid oak, has drawer, top 28x42 inches; an ex- price, $16.50; $13.75 Ave. at Pine St. Seattle. sha Credit! views ture Ca ML »ona. ‘INTERNED WOMEN TO 101 te 111 8, Eleventh st. ‘Tacoma A protective screen building by the city building depart: | ment in order that the women in mates interned may have the ad yOrercane S| it J. aid them on their road to recovery. New York om re- from lack of fresh air. Gables, vantage of fresh air and sunshine to Nearly every roomer tn the Gray enough 716 Union st., contributed to| chorus? A system of military roads atreteh from the Canadian boundary to xico thru the Pacific coast states [id the scheme of te Pacific Coast | Defense league in twoday session here watay The 16 members attending the con ference areb usiness and professional men of Washington, Oregon | California, Altho the prinetpat ports Jon the Coast are fortified, they con. | tend, there are large stretches of tn tervening territory where an invader might land an army easily under the protection of long-distance guns from the Military roads connecting the prin cipal porta would enable U. 8. mili tary leaders to rapidly transport | troope from one point to another and DEFENSE LEAGUERS WANT MILITARY ROAD {thus beat back the invaders. ot of the league ia to co- ent auto and state roads jinte « military highway scheme, Letters were read Tuesday from | President Woodrow Wilson and Sen ator Miles Poindexter, The president, while indorsing the league's work, urged that there should be no over, lapping of interests in the program. he two-day seasion being held | in the league's offices in the Lowman building, i# for the purpose of reviewing the work of the past year and organizing a campaign for | the coming 12 months. | The league's highway system te nbodied in a bill introdu: house by Hon, John B. Baker of Cal iornia. ob, ordinate pr Governor Lister today called upon the to co-operate in stamping out that | threaten lumber, needed for airplane and ship construction. Hix action was taken conference with the state entire state forest fires chals, “It is agreed that no more serious fire condition ever existed in the state at thin period of the year,” Lis ter sald His proclamation follows With the two dryest months of the year still ahead of us, the forest fire situation is already serious and threatens to become alarming!) |acute, Loggers, lumbermen and rail }road companies have already been l appealed to to use every preventable means to prevent further fires and to contro! thone now burning. “So that thie situation may be | cofitrolied, I urge that there shall be | no further burning for land clearing nul there has been a sufficient rain fall to make this work safe, except the burning of logs, stumps or pile in open fields at a nafe distance from following | defense | counci! and forest fire service offi. | FIRES THREATEN TO HAMPER WAR WORK other forest material and, further more, that the burning of slashings this season be limited to thone de signed to clear land for immediate agricultural use and then only in | strict compliance with the law and after a permit has obtained from the state fire n “There is no more important serv ice to be rendered by the state of Washington to the nation at ume than by being able to supply the lumber required in the construction of ships and aeroplanes, N ate in the Union can serve the nation in thin respect to as great a degree as can Washingte I, therefore make direct appeal to all campers, hunters: fishermen, berry-pickers and tourists to refrain from starting camp fires r adjacent to forests, barns, d-oft land or forest debris of any kind. The only safe place where camp fires can be built, under weath er conditions now existing, is upon gravel-bars or sand-bars of creeks and rivers, or upon the shores of malt water Keven when fires have been so built, it is absolutely neces: nary that they be entirely extinguish: | od after their une rd Women Singers! You’re Wanted to 1 Help Carnival | 1,000 women EN Nearly community singing on Seattle's in | playfields last year Where are they now? That is what Miss Lila Stewart, di GET MORE FRESH AIR rector of the immense pageant, “The will be built Road around the roof of the Publie Safety | The | pageant ts a strictly patriotic affair, to be given as part of the Seattle | Girls’ Victory carnival. at the naval training camp, July 23- The pace ant will run four nights, and 2,000 to Vietory,” ts asking. The screen makes the roof safe) men, women and children are in the and will prevent accidents. Mayor | cast Hanson found the women suffering | ‘The men and children of Seattle have responded nobly. But where are the women who can sing well to participate in a big It doesn't require burg! by leaving «doors un-! ability locked sleeping soundly Monday| A rehearsal will be held at 9 p. m. night. J. J. Lewis lost $110; 0. Ber Wednesday, in Cornish hall, Broad. | id, $14; F. Nelson, $20, and C. Bak- way and Pine at. for women singers, ler, $10. cured. Smaller sums were also sec ply this: We have only a short time left to stay Think of buying OF EVERY DESCRIPT Bargains like these won't last. SHIRTS AMNl $1.25 Shirts on sale at 85¢ | All $1.59 Shirts on sale at $1.25 | 45 Porous-Knit Underwear, 75e garment, now B. VY. D. 50¢ » ie garment (Shirts only), on sale at Abe abit A All $2.00 Pajamas, assorted All Silk Shirts at. d.05 | , Ee om sale at $1.45 Sizes in shirts, 1314 to 1814, | All $2.50 Pajamas on sale Sleeve lengths, 53 to 36. - #1. 95 Soft or stiff cuffs. Golid-Color Shirts, in purple and — with —— viotng. ~s 323 Pike St.—at Fourth Avenue GOT to close out this stock, as we have no place to put it. MEN’S FURNISHINGS at about cost, all because we have to give up business. | Goldberg’ s Shirt Shop Positively —- Fakes Shop as Early in the Day as Possible |GOLDBERG’S SHIRT SHOP | |} and all who want to do their part are A asked to attend. in this store. But don’t think too | FURNISHINGS All Paris and Boston Garters are on sale at 206 -50¢ 25¢ 15¢ SI ECIAL—5 Pairs fiecks -. $1.00 All ‘Leather Belts are now o5¢ much x | "Here's Free Road Germany Demands | on Way to Arctic | —» a result of the killing of Am baseador Mirbach in Moscow, it in expected the Germans will demand free passage thru Petrograd to the Murman coast. The map shows the route from Petrograd to Kola, on the Arctic coast A state of war has been declared by the Rolsheviki in the Archangel district, which includes the Murman coast, where British and American com are reported to have landed. orTimistT ‘th iat” noes some darkened | “optl cloudy, But he er knows deapa' i [ana wit through de, plerce brighter He makes ht And seldom mets a will ni you m ew SUIT, COAT, DRESS MAT, h | Oxygen Treatm@nt posi | tively destroys poison ‘Toxins in the |blood. No matter what the origin of the poison may be, Oxygen Vapor Treatment will cleanse it out of the blood. As a relief and cure for Hay | Fever, Asthma and Bronchitis, Oxy- gen Vapor has no equal. The charges for this treatment are with in the reach of everyone, and the treatment in given under the direct supervision of f°, I. Gearheard, the Northwest Representative of the manufacturers of the Oxygen Vapor apparatus. No charge will be made jfor « trial treatment. Parlors 317-18 } Seaboard Bidg., Fourth and Pike, 4 in the} STAR—TUESDAY, JULY 9, 1918. | colony the Labor elty,” | Beattie, consisting of Rusdan, Fin le ah, h la vd one sap yey mee. and bridge restorations are only as strong as the weakest tooth to which the work is attached. | this €© be the moat critical moment ‘Thousands of men bearing the title of dentist can make a beautiful gold crown—that’s an art | for the United States to consider mil itary intervention in Mussa fog the influence 1 masses in Rus as a disadvantage toward the interest of the allies, par reanon upon the a sia might tleularly to the United States America | “Am Russians, and ments in Rum mia, we k Russia our desire relat our two their interior revolutionary motives. and in thin way only the very n The message “The soviet of Kussian workers of that PAGE 2 INTERVENTION jj TALK AROUSES | _ RUSSIANS HERE’ | Local Russians, claiming to be the “woviet of Runsian workers of Seat: | tle,” have telegraphed President Wil son, urging against military Inter: | | vention and declaring such action | would. be capitalised by German in: | fluences to array thé maasen against | | the United States, The Russian workers’ council, cording to its local secretary, repre nents more than 1,000 of the Kussian It wan founded Jane 22, ‘to promote the program of soviets of Russia in the | United’ States.” counetts in temple There follow» the G incontent rman nerve indly urge the of maintaining the friend 1 X-Ray » between the people of 20th anniversary of my entrance into the dental profession. 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Corner Second and Pike— ‘Swifts Drug Store Corner Elliott 2026 Office Open Evenings and Sundays. land in Washington, which will be | placed at the disposal of returned | | combatants maimed or otherwise, SPLITS iN TWO and all worthy citizens desiring n@ food productive life. Does the sun rise in the west? Investigation has yet failed to dis- President BE. F. Benson and Vice ® close why the monster dry dock at Presidents W. A. Linklater, Puyal \the Skinner & Eddy corporation lup, and R. K. Tiffany, Yakima, and plant No. 2, property of the Todd in- other executives of the Washington terests, broke squarely in two at 83) Land Settlement association. te a. m. Tuesday, at the point where Monday afternoon gathered at the the two sections join. The Pacific Chamber of Commerce s#xembl Steamship Co.'s liner Admiral Evans, rooms, in the Arcade building, decid Just hoisted on the dry dock fer re that special *neeting should fea pairs, did not slide into the water. ture the activities of the association “We don't know what split the In its movement to reclaim waste dock, and won't know until we get Washington land. her out of the water,” declared Presi- ‘The first of these meetings will be dent Wiley, in charge of the Todd in- held at Spokane, J 10. Pivotal terests at the Skinner & Eddy plant places for meetings thruout the state will be arranged, where conferences will be held, and the plans of the as It is planned to Dr. J. 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