The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 17, 1918, Page 2

_Office of Reames FOE LEADER TO * _ CONTINUE PUSH Battle Analysis by. | mana sinee the beginning of the war are now apparent in Von | Hindenburg's new offensive. The increasing hesitancy of the | German assaulta and Von Hinden burg’s failure to press even strong ndleate a of judgement at German headquar ters, ‘The the most fateful in it# Influence upon t | on went drive may well be THE SEATTLE ‘STAR—WEDNESDAY, Ad 17, 1918. =] FRIGHT CAUSES es Assstare nT HOUSE STARTS | house wa partmer DRIVE ON WAR | PROFITEERING WASHINGTON, Jply 1 ‘The dd means committee in | going after the ill-gotten wealth of ) Ry United Press Leased Wire | Ing the new $8,000,000,000 revenue Direct to The Star {pant al " A retroactive tax bill, whieh will NEW YORK, July 17.—Irrese: amount to practically selsure of mu lution and timidity to an extent per-profite resulting from fat govern not hitherto shown by the Ger ment contracts—particularly an they Ouch cantonnient building and other ‘ont plus arrangemente—hax The first step in the committee's German opinion at home tha Sratitoar hunt” Will be 4h tnauiey Hindenburg hax ever undertaken. | Hpsch tac aotekee ig Cane the SEL the Von K ann has but ¥) Rom Capers has ar committee ix willing to spend half been diami North Yakima and in| the time, If ne ry, at this, F man i luties as aaslatant to facility of the treasury department fended t ney General Clarence has been offered the committee in its claring pe "| will asaiet in the mana o probe battletic Investigation and court actio ‘That profiteering exists, sufficient nt display Uncle Bam's special war prosecu to warrant such an inquiry « ints, the pri t offensive WAH rere Dosens of draft canon, eapion- | by the president's t ordered. It has failed ludicrously. | ie cases and naturalization prob- | “profiteer Von Hindenburg now finds himsell | ieiny gravitate to Reames, Capers federal t nen an | 8 & poattion of deep humiliation <r 88 Saaee GF hues and wes Oren 6 Yon Kuehimann has been proved | ha lian ‘Texas right. Germany cannot win peace fara —— on the battlefield Nevertheless, if Von Hindenburg car with steer. s =a salt? | ige chest: special-$12- the fighting is continuing, but shion, and with grow ney has not been compelled War Events to call upe a capacity $1.75 | ; Seca for “$12.98 the allied reserves could possibly have been transported to the eastern aide Aisne Marne salient AUSTRIAN WAR pushed back t entin Roosevelt, | p COPENHAGEN, July 17.—-Em.| firmed. peror K armies in the recent Italian offen neur Hostile artillery wae cavalry continues hare Aus trians along the coast FRANCE—M. Duval, former director of the newspaper Hon net Rouge, and one of the Bolo | TOKYO y 14-4Delayed) Clark, countycity chairman Capcho Sic have defeated a Hol § War savings stamp cacnpaign, shevik force west of Irkutsk, and the . the following notice to soviet mom oemenge oo = reported to be fleeing from jongolia. have pledged for the PUF | peonie in authority here predicted stamps: that the comminsionera’ incursion tn- ) Al Who Signed the W. S. Sto Chinese territory would cause ac on June 28: Difficulty in se | tion by the Chinese, under the Chi ‘workers to list and nese-Japanese cnilitary agreement re W. 8. 4 Pledges is delay- cently signed in Pekin. of pledges to banks | dae j the Murman coast. collecting agencies. If Fd |WARDALL, TIFFIN AND RELOTUM — Airplane tered, your’ pede, soz; PERCY F. THOMAS FILE fo yey ae gpl cm be anrway. and| Norman M. Wardall, for auditor Soiree Nan | will present your |C. ©, Tiffin, for coroner, and Percy with 22 machines. : purchased will | F. Thomas, for clerk, filed their can- be against your pledges. didacy with the county auditor purchase the amount | | Wednesday morning, wil profit you. buttons, at 15 cents, Lpaeasioes in the Limit club. headquarters, 2 “BR. H, CLARK, ail_who enroll | “County City Chairman.” firing squad early today, having been convicted of treason. RUSSIA—German newspapers report that Premier Lenine ie about to break with the allies Pasha clique, was executed by a | Marshal Von Hoetzendorff, who commanded the Austrian armies In the recent Italian offensive ey |} Berry Growers { Send Out S.O.S. | for 200 Pickers | Two hundred raspberry { pickers are wanted at once to save the ra the Puy tress wire, calling for assiat ance, was received by the Weshing Harvesters’ leakue, 648 Central butiding., Wednesday morning. Prow pective pickers should apply at that address. berry crop in » valley. A McAdoo to Leave for North Tonight SAN FRANCISCO, July 17—Witl am G. McAdoo, director general of *, il leave San Francisco ortland at 8:20 p. m. today, aft. | er completing his conferences with | district directors this afternoon. PRECINCT MINUTE MEN WILL MEET TONIGHT Minute Men of Precincts 114, 115 136 will | Goldberg’s Shirt Shop Goes Out of Busi- ness on the Last Day of July. This Location Has Been Leased to Huteson the Optician. Shelves and cases chock full of nifty Dress Shirts, Neckwear, Underwear, Men’s Hosiery, Collars and Suspenders, and but a few days yet remain in which to dispose of every piece of merchandise in this store. We honestly believe you will never again | see values like these going at such prices while the war lasts. Some trade authorities already predict the exhaustion of collars, cuffs, white shirts and practically all men’s wearables which require cotton and starch, within twelve months. WE REPEAT THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY OUR GOING-OUT-OF-BUSINESS PRICES Lombard w ers. Women cor dially invited —- ——_——s— If you value your watch, let Haynes repair it. Next Liberty | theatre, Ad eesernent METROPOLITAN Today, Until Sunday Night eo... ‘All $1.50 Sport Shirts are) “8750 Palamas $1.95 All Py asi" $125 ey Te | | ll Pe All Tbe Ti Corpa an \ mea mee $1.45 "meee 500 “ma......50e |p| x" ae ibe B. V. D. Underwear (bro. All 35e Socks 25 c AD Silk Shirts FA QE hen wis, ber Pe ee garment SPECIAL—6 pairs “od in Shirts, 13'% to 1814. All $2.00 Pajamas $1 45 25e Socks for $1 .00 Sleeve lengths, 33 to 36. on sale at ° All Leather Belts Soft or stiff cuffs. Assorted colors. are now .. 65c Richmond, Chalme nd Cooper Underwear. Sizes 34 to 48, at less than you'd gladly pay. Augmented Orcheatra * 4 ote. Tires, wy | (NEW PANTAGES Mats, 2:20; Nights, 7 and 9, TEMPTATION’ y, With Music, ROSS, W AND) COMPANY Big Surprise Novelty Other Feat General Admé PALACE | TP Continuous Dally, 1 to 11 This Going-Out-of Business Salo ix free from any exaggeration either from the salespeople or through these advertisements. We do not with to create the impression that the values greater than they really are. If you buy you will find this sale even better than our advertising has led you to believe, GOLDBERG’S SHIRT SHOP 323 PIKE STREET, AT FOURTH PRANK in “An Al 5 Or Photoplay«: Carmel Myers in house 1 c Phi e , rT} 99 ly emtabtinned machine | Dhere’s fell behind the German tines, but | Built-in his death has not been con | Service in 1 bas dismniawed Field Mar PICARDY FRONT British | Hoetzendorff, who was! troops conducted successful op | | eson } sive, it was announced in an official) active along the Somme, the Pe: 6 ee ALBANIAN FRONT ~- Ualian has been clinched by «1 data in the hands» of the mittee openly confesses his failure, the ° = na hy nen rach Rg thumbs of the German populace may nite ress ceils Inctuden the case of a. coe suddenly be umned =down. bo ge negpllary sd anya bloody « Hator must st attle his S f is tn “ . stage aphe sdbein a ar $600,000 in a «ingle yea from fright ummary 0 HESKETH IS FEELING PRETTY COCKY TODAY! “Feeling pretty cocky this morn- CHAMPAGNE FRONT — The | ing,” Counciiman Mobt. B. Henketh German rt fact ia known definitely, because the| Germans are being held every said, ax he whifted his feet a pew Germans were checked long before| Where along the GOmile battle | higher above his head All the front, and in places are being | rest of the boys have gone fishing © look into the Cedar river dam roposition, or are acting as mayor m the only councilman tn the ity hall.” The way Hateson Glasses are fitted. designed and made—right here in our own workrooms and under our personal supervision— in what guarantees you mtiatac A Personal Service | You cannot hetp but like the way we handle your eyeglass matters, | Our glasea will give you the utmost in vision, comfort and | style. Our Optical Bervice is Complete | AUSTRIA-HUNGARY — Em- peror Karl has dismissed Field 1320 Second Ave. The Stewart Phonograph One of the Best Promoters of ‘Pleasure for Vacation Time Only $6.50 in Weekly Payments of 50 Cents Think of a Musical In- strument that you can take with you wherever you go—in the automobile —the canoe or down on the beach—an instrument that will play anything from Grand Opera to the latest Jazz, and it costs you only $6.50 in Weekly Payments of 50 Cents THE STEWART PHONOGRAPH Will play all makes of Records—and later may be exchanged for any model COLUMBIA GRAFONOLA if desir- ed, 211 Union St 1332-34 Second Ave. Good Set of Teeth $a Good Introduction When you first meet a person, one of the first things you will observe about them is their teeth. And you must admit that the im- pression they make on you will be much more favorable if they present a nice, even set of clean, well-shaped teeth than if their mouth is filled with unsightly, misshapen, discolored or decayed teeth. So don’t overlook the fact that other people will look at the matter in the same light as regards yourself. And there is the matter of your health. Bad teeth will interfere with that and interfere to a very serious de- gree. It is so easy for any one to have a perfect set of nicely kept, healthy teeth these days that there is really no excuse for any one to neglect them. We offer you at this office the services of high grade graduate registered dentists, men of the highest standing in the dental profession, Every operator in this office is 4 | guarantee is signed both by the opera- graduate of a good dental college and | tor who did the work and by L. R. every one has passed the examination | Clark, D. D. S., owner and manager of the state dental board. And every | of this office, who is thoroughly re- one of them has his certificate from | sponsible. the state dental board hanging right Our painless methods have robbed on the wall in front of his dental chair, is dental chair of its terrors. If you | ] } | in plain sight of all. So you may | are one of the many who have put off know when you come to this office | having necessary dental work done on that your work will be done by 4 | account of fear of being hurt while the dentist who knows his business thor- | work is being done, we say to you oughly and knows just how to do your | that you need delay no longer. york the way it ought to be done to wor os ay it ough 0 NATION give you permanent satisfaction. We use the very best of materials | We invite you to call and let one o} that are to be obtained. Long ex- | our expert dentists give your teeth a perience has taught us that this is the | thorough examination. He will tell only kind that we can afford to use. | you just what needs to be done to put Our prices are the very lowest con- | Your teeth into perfect condition and sistent with the highest grade work. | also just what the cost will be. us) will have a pleasant surprise comi Cheap work would not be cheap to | when you find how smafl the cost will you at any price, but the immense | pe, This examination and estimate are volume of business that we have built | both without charge of one cent to up enables us to take a smaller profit | you, nor do they put you under any on the individual case than the aver- obligation whatever to have work age office which does only one-third | gone upless you want it to one-half of the volume that we do | put for ‘wour own séks we. advise can possibly afford to take, and you | that you give this matter. your early ‘ get the advantage of this when you ! attention. come to this office. Isn't it about time that you gave All our work is guaranteed with an | yourself the advantage of a good set ironclad guarantee of satisfaction. This | of teeth? REGAL DENTAL OFFICES DR. L. R. CLARK, Manager. 1405 Third Avenue. N. W. Corner Third and Union. In Every Respect Seattle’s Leading Dentists. Diagonally Across the Street From the Postoffice. Be Sure to Get to the Right Place. LADY ATTENDANTS ON DUTY AT ALL TIMES. AIM REVEALED wz: sez on ns me OPEN REVOLT, tacked by two Italian moter boats, ROME, July 17.—Information ob which sank two dreadnaughts With | ZURICH, July revolt by tained from prisoners rev torpedoes and escaped. in the Ukrainian districts pe ie ust if — ject of the Austrian flee and Podolia is under way, steamed from Pola on Ju destruction of anti-subma: to a dispatch from Cracow ion, Was post: today, Strongedetachments of arm- until Thursday morning, at 10/ed peasants are said to have occue o'clock, by Judge Edward Cushman | pied the towns of Lipowec, Tarasch Wednesday Birch's trial was to|tscha and Pialocerkien. All farming in that region has been stopped, and farm laborers who “oO; pic Hot Springs Debra « under German protec ilies from Port Angeles. Board i bathe, $3.00 per day, Fur-| tente. trial of Nathan P. Birch, | dd with draft eva $4.00 per week, Maths. | N eS Det ae Pinter Wee wrsite.| National Council of Defense will Supplies for’ pale | Meet in the blue room of the Y. 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