The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 11, 1918, Page 9

Shipyard and Waterfront News & Notes ‘SMITH COVE TO BE DOUBLED IF PLANS GO THRU Definite and impre SECOND AT SENECA CONTINUOUS 11 TO 11 NOW PLAYING | plans enlarger ement of Seattle port Smith @ would then be the larg dock on the su The proposition will be Predicts Fleet of 25,000,000 _Tons After War Clara Kimball Young —IN THE— HOUSE OF GLASS usion of the America at war. ra The American will dominate commerce when war in over And the Pacifi ead of ma of the weter declared. st will be far and | LOCKED ou —____— HOW W.-U. HANDLED THEM n one week ago. hoot wh other shipping F. Biain emergency They came Weatern Un raph in Operating bu Monday morning they were out"—jobless. PERSON WHO GAVE wa: They were told that stu h employes were being taken « m > more men might be freed for m th ar war, in order to jtary and war service. de te himself fully to his new | Before they left were assured that a part of the strike trou oa as direct INSTALL ENGINES IN FIRST LAKE VESSEL or general When they renched Seattle thre . | of the giris were assigned to utilit work at $50 a month and one to t! Overhears Conversation That) teiepione room. Each took the Leads to’ His Recovery— | piace of a locked out union employ: Gains 18 Pounds : jin the hours when they were not poke The Meacham | & Bab ock Ship | Shadowed at Hotel soe sei “T have already gotten back about They lived at the F hotel In ! teighteen pounds of the weight I lost t While sick, and now my health wh seems to be just perfect,” said Harry | x V. Horlocher in a recent conversa 1 f “ tion at the Mattheson Hotel, 204 Co-| along the runway which is pr s lumbia Street, Portland, regarding |for them across the roof of tt € : the benefits he has derived from the ley build! use of Taniac. Mr. Horlocher in a We were well-known carpenter, and is em ft 1 he car {Ployed by the Standifer Construction “Women employed by the ‘Company, of Vancouver, Washing-| went thru our ¢ in the t to. and followed us about to he . MASTERS AND MATES “On the 20th day of last March,” | we had to say @zplained Mr. Horlocher, “I was Followed on Outside PROCLAIM ULTIMATUM taken down with an attack of stom attinn we tate the netvet nd on VANCO B.C, July 1 At ach poisoning—ptomaine poisoning, I " Believe they call it—which almost Ke carried me away, and since that ‘m time, until I got . nothing 1 . ‘ \ would eat agreed with me. What ahins de be effe Aittie 1 aid manage to eat would soon | “AY morning there eral government four, causing gas and terrible pain) unio © reat « Gey & —_ «8nd misery. I lost my appetite al ae Seo nigh nage con Ae yan pale i ! Most entirely, and often just the| the Labor temple ar fe scree y Pe ria @mell of anything cooking would/ iy. union “ nands ‘ are me make me dreadful k at my stom: | men @ch. My food evidently did me no) geventy-fou brought fror ELECT NEW DIRECTORS 00d, ax I fell off from one hundred Oregon, [dah nia and rchants' Ex eighty pounds to one hundred) guy parte of Washington cir st ena ‘catelient shat . ind fifty. 1 just had to lay off from! yin the Western Union as stud: pane" a F : - bet as I felt too weak and ex . ey : usted for several weeks to even at ; tempt to do anything. Just climb LAND SETTLEMENT WILL Pie: Ah SRE Fe ing up the steps to my room would it se wateh GET HEARTY SUPPORT take all my energy and complet evuan it ont exhaust me. 1 was constipated all! Col. Howard Hanson filed letters ¢neatre.—Advertisement the time, had headaches, and no-|with the Wa ticed that my nerves were going all ment association \ 5 W pieces, as I couldn't get a good ising 100 per cent Tint the Gray Right's sleep. Nothing did me any | many prominent men | Good and I had ome uneasy and | providing d for iv Worried about my condition and worthy America Hairs Away Give the Natural Beauty of Your Face a Chance—Don't Spoil It by Permitting Unbecoming, or Streaked Hair Dilling, airman Chamber of Comm: cial Club state dey was in Spokane Wednesday tendance at a co-operative called for consideration of the prob- “One day, while in the Ow! Drug Btore, I happened to overhear a lady Who was buying a bottle of Taniac, | tell the man who was waiting on her that she had been suffering from Stomach trouble for years and that and Commer pment bureau in at meeting Taniac was the only medicine she | lem, to Show had ever taken that did her any| . ; Rood. Well, she didn't know it, but| WATERFRONT STRIKE Just that little remark of hers sold Me a bottie of Tanlac right then and there, and if I only knew her na Would like to thank her for putting Me onto the thing that has given me LOOMS IN VANCOUVER VANCOUVER, FB. C., July 11 A back my Ith and strength. My| Stomach feels now like it is in jus the marine strike here eas it ever was, And | less th ment FA appetite as I do have! I be-| Mission | quiry #4 lieve 1 could eat five meals a day | Bab without muttering. particle. after |STREET CAR STRIKE IN rds. By using the Tanlac Tablets | VANCOUVER IS SETTLED » VANCOUVER, B. C., July 11—A wettlement betweer @ connection with Been relieved I'm never bothe Taniac, 1 constipation A} more with | jong-deferre headache. 1 now feel a hund: per etreet car officiais and electricians cent strong and well, and am put-| out on strike was reached her 3 ting in full time at my work, and I} terday, when the traction compan ;, Certainly do think Taniac is a great | agreed to the-strikers’ demand: Medicine.” Taniac is sold in Seattle by Bartell} Deputy Sheriff Mate Starwich ar Drug Stores under the personal di-| rested Roswell A. Schrodt an x. fection of a special Taniac represent-| Charles Adams at Maple Valley Vo. to Blive—Advertisement. |w ednesday, a astmy deserters, ‘| Bhan Covington, Ky, 4 Aly opp ID | nd they fired accurately, as falling’ Drug Company, PAGE 9 STAR—THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1918, Common sense, common reason, common judgment, point to one logical, sensible, reasonable thing to do in these war times---when econ- omy is SO necessary! Trade upstairs! 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Daily Largest Exclusive Men’s Clothiers in the Northwest YANKEES FOUGHT HARD STRUGGLE IN BELLEAU WOOD | (Editor's Note: The following; bo showed t found that) ginee other | ber it they are filled with rocky: is the second and concluding f the enemy machine guns, Hed inetitrated anal B ion of t ume f came | oft » size of boulders, pict story by Lowell Mellott deserib. wever, were taken in bayonet) we © re tor w A t 1ans with natural nests ( ing the battle of Bellean wood | rushe With this advantage the « their machine guns, and if and the maneuvers preceding it. Reaching their designated objec-| attempted to ack but vantages offered by fields of wh Yesterday's story concluded with tive n with} and the Germat 1 the grown high and dense for machi ie statement: “I night of t to con-| wiped ou en ma ne gun emplacem s are ‘onder he eighth they were told they , there.| ing captured, W v with | some idea will obtained of wi © attack in the morning.”) Tr »pare as due to a fault! the liveliest, a company of t mid. ant by “we drove the Germanm © Maps on ich the advance Americans’ aid and r d back and took their guns.” W ordered ‘ prvice. The ision — a the position safe it was shelling Dispatch From . 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