The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 31, 1918, Page 3

FARE DECISION arr Greater Coliseum "AWAITS RESULT | GERMAN DEAD |... @aOTE~RANKINCo. News by Telegraph Symphonic Sronaaire | ~ OF BOOK PROBE {smi Tatcohone LIE UNBURIED | TE KAI | Car fares to be paid by the public Kpecial to The Btar by N = 5 - 30 Pieces now depend largely on the remult of| Seven men on the lists of selective! AxrerERDAM, Holland, July 31 Store Hours From 8:30 A. M. to 5: . M. the Investigation being made of the @raft board No, § will entrain for) enany's loses in her last two of pe ss cette nhs teil , | Camp Fremont, Cal, August é MARIUS BRAMBILLA, Conductor tion company's books by the etty.! "Cae Raow, poientnent Alaska |fe7sives in the region ot Bolsson jeginiature died at Alliance Neb army haa beer nat to bury the Monday dead the | Mrs. 1 , A neutral newspaper man ted THURSDAY pgm Sea ments uncompleted FRIDAY 3 Days Only i ‘olwmonn just before the start of the lowed to witnens, he sald, ¥ terrible than anything he in the war, tho he has visited all fronts in Hurope Whole regiments of Hun #0! third your eral services of George MUP) iiiicd he naid. Masnes of corpeen phy, former president of the KINE | nay ‘been bundled together peel Thursday at 9 a, m. from St. Joseph's The relief to be afforded will depend : at pM ebabanr gS Py Neldenda op, LY Peterson married Harold Peter (pscomapr Hi one’ °F) won, in the naval service, in 191 en , ore RECOVe: Eee and then tangled her matrimonial) Cr rien to do it, and we cannot wf a affairs by marrying W. G. Horle, of . : War Labor Board the army, in 1917, she confessed 01°". wounded were nimost. as nu Ju Clay All Tuesday, The é T r Carmen’s Award court has taken the case under ad.|™erous aa the dead. They taxed the capacity of the base hoppitals, so Is 42 to 48 Cents 0's" istrict Attorney Saunders|%4t wounded men lay on the ground awaiting their turn to be tre WASHINGTON, July 31—Car-| will speak to Minute Men of Pre: |“¥0 tne 0 ; | men's wages to be fixed by the na-| cincts Nom, 192, 193 1 194 Wednes ajnéohtcsap ne dre tional war labor board will range! day night, in the Madrona school, | ChAns m put the from 42 to 48 cents an hour, jt wax! Michael Pandelos Angelo, Ameri-|0f the Hin re * thrust | themmelves Wednesday for ratifies Retary club luncheon held Wed. 50 | Newday noon at Masonic club, Meet ing given over to reports from dele fates of the "Win the War’ conven Id in Kannas City The hourly wage begins at ents an hour, and increases 6 cents the second year, and 10 cents the The new wage scale will more than burned officer said to me them? We board 4 can born, asked the superior court FREDERICK che “Cul eee o_o Is a Ready-Made IN cee tn es | Sega, vn BO ger Wrmon; Kitchen Cabinet board In a dozen cities William Eklimb, ‘4 First ave, | HER FINAL ; gpa nm nore comating Steal Jobs, Charge | 7-Cent Fares in he was attending ‘a movie Tuesday | AMSTERDAM, July 21—German| i’ + ON’T bother with trying to devise a system OF women oppose the importation of RECKONIN | Tacoma Fail to aa : laborers from Holland to replace your own to escape long hours of kitchen G Improve Service *. « ; ne police Garman qrorkmen who are went to11) work these hot days. Get the Hoosier and your 4 TACOMA Shipyard | Diackamith, : pe punande of | women | recently kitchen problem is solved for life. Picturized from the great stage play, meine prea m Mt Teent| Curbing the peac igtbeth| aera: cin a Gites Of moeen co : ee bit i “Prince Zilah,” by Jules Gioietin saad aaa ee ee Martha Lowe, Gres Falls, report-| 2° eS es fos ee The Hoosier is a ready-made kitchen system, a@ famous by such actresses as Sara Bern- gures prepared by traction com:|%! the theft of @ grip with #200 in| | «Down the neutral Job atealers labor-saving machine, and a scientific food com- hardt, Mme. Modjeska and Ellen Terry. po Stour , Bond nae hotel the women cried, Police, reduced|#! tainer, all in one. There are places for 400 articles to a of their strength ven th c | " y will speak at) war's needs, were helpless. Most ot | Within arm’s reach. Nothing is scattered—every- jj come er the) a ssock Wednesday night ati ire sebrted labor ts sent to thei! thing is centrally located around the Hoosier Slide : but 28 per cent a 5 Krupp works f The increased wages have eaten) Eagles’ hall, Seventh ave, and Pine — ing Table Top, where you can prepare good meals up all the extra income and the “t, %¢ § p.m Gmpany does not receive the extra, .T: Ishisuka reported to police Variety of Loot Is quickly. necessary to purchase the!) ‘4 and a friend were held up sgment whieh sas ‘prominnd for At 220 Tuewtay mornings stort’ “Taken by Burglars |) soig on Small Weekly or Monthly Payments, ter service, the company con: jety featured the looting of the eae 4 relieved of $5 and hin friend lost $2.|, por ge ge a sn de joyd Harrison, 12, 673 Vesler J, H. Crawford's reported missing from his 0, at 1741 12th ave. 8, Tues Trade your used furniture as part payment on a 1 titty TI Admission %0e—Children 10¢ .| minor articles between a ” CONTINUES ON check. wm foe Besa ate nd tment” 8" SY LT Gyote-Rankin—PIKE AT _FIFTH—Grote Rankia | check wan panned ¢ by one D. L, Leighton SS E=HES UNCOVER “RAINBOW MEN WAY TO FISMES boy war Orig orcs su Funder of Bank in | LOWEST RATED "Continued From Page Oncl ,.. COMing Sunday srcvv-rn i» women ccunaet on China to Wed Here CALIFORNI Knox Price, 4%4-yearold boy f ‘ > mn) A N GERM N 0 %— ——— — ‘ ’ through long hours, days, weeks and| M. Joseph Adolphe Perrotte, of orator ill come to Seattle Sunday AN FRAN | H LD | ERE LINE one section our line bridges over to lend hie gentus to war work. He | "metimes months of suffering with Paris, founder of the Bank Industrial Ss CISCO - ‘ ~ q headaches, backache and " a “oe 4 LOS ANGELES repair it. Next te the Oureq and roads leading to the is the son of Mr. and Mra. E. € Ral yee de Chene, in China, will wed Miss | SAN DIEGO, July 91—Reaten to! WASHIN river were mined, in the expectation | Price of San Francisco and has ap ie peg nti Bg yews ies ‘ * Marguerite Buckler, of El Paso, Tex., SAN E seh’ tink: acai : t es sur troopa would be blown uD! pea ate atherings of ali|%%Pression of woo and misery A death by nurderers and P| pear triotic gather f all woman would only turn At the, Bt, James cathedral Wednep the y at Mme. Ernestine Schu b the fi her y tried to cross th ream. | kinds Coast and interior Cities 2 7 . s. S. KLAwATH) sainky* mnsinn Soetni dicta! encntr ‘ : 2 eepe roads was heavily mined.| ce California. $e ta a fully aocredit-|? old-fashioned root and|day. M. Perrotte is known as one of fence at Grosamont, near here , ‘sien, witch in tt ty © explosion failed to material | eq ated: nan” Lydia E. Pinkham's|the wealthiest bachelors in China, iy of Withe Naethors the German drive aroun P is Compound. alleviate s bride-to-be was formerly of for rs, R * body of Wiihelm F 1 jerm. y nd BB pee ae 1 Knox appears in military > pel a sein dee sod tail moarticalere at City Tickes as gardener, was found when his o elped withatar © enemy a ablished Ma Uniform. He will appear first at the ag Office. dean Bi gun pi wo men to each hand conse-| 4 trip to New York and dogs were discovered frantical K ek, 3 ed at f po be mee . Liberty theatre Sunday afternoon, . u myo mpl auty that she haa -ever| Paris, the couple will return to Pe-| DHE M'CORMICK > s t y c° jdges north of ging above it nerift last two da reinforce r and his other engagements will be ies Gré endeavoring ‘40 ‘fi " Americans there the Ourc Working under cover of | :nounced later known ; ‘ __{king, China, where they will reside. | 109 Cherry that will lead to the identi ! ‘Third division, March said, in| darkness the enemy organized slayer. ges, another point of | trong ponitions into which the Besthorn was of German birth. It| Viole ghumne. i Americar nihor Ryans i to blunder Sockeye Run Will pl ge eananip on orange rred from 15 to 30, in| 18 one nection considerable barbed Begin This Week can. He was of natty appeara n ar . and usually carried a large sum of ay & ng camps “ etched in fror EVERETT, Wash., July 21.—Ac money ‘ auregard,| Of the 6 n pits, Ou cording to the statement of an Alas He disappeared sever ya ago,| Tr t lige p ; ent work tn destroy: | kan packing official, the sockeye run he oh <cimetiien: 143 » Seb fr > ilar a i Will begin about August 3, and employes md ricans rushed in and With the Songs} :2i 22°22 Sari “SIS 9 ease Hoes PO WY WHEELER'S TONE-COLORING PLAYER PIANO ging in the ea Ambulances Busy You Love Best nom gle Mig thea aoe bs rama ur, wit at a ttempt 0 >| tra “trot = he FAMILY THOUGHT HE Does not require the services of anexpert performer to give that artis tic interpretation defining real music from the mechanical. ed. The signal corps Bring greater joy and relaxa rs Pol ’ ne received ; if tion than anything else. Forest Fire Rages; was stated | 8 aipad Matatereupted telephone oon WAS GOING T0 DIE If you possess a | tel , Town Is Threatened Fh aie Salhi 6 ak ee . bat ¢ new oan fast as . ing Columbia iat tes an - 4 thre badge little t i has alread 9 Hoc mays bombard destroys Entirely Relieved of Trouble ES EE | orgie at ttle rel caodan bri erro allot Ko ner were brought in durine| With ‘Tanlac—Gains cut creek, ne at of here, was rag ¢ , offic o | the mt ifth Bavaria Oo” Pp, + ng today, The fire was thought to were je to announce reserve sath chine 25 Pounds. This pleasure is yours not | be u control last night b t t we ck we athe ict onee—but every even! n the | out eh this mornin i . tt fa tha’ . a said puard eit ta hacia ae week—no matter where you J wind blowir Score n , mint th compar whieh ¥ 1 tro y relieved me of my awful trou are. the surroun¢ cou y e t € v ore t r wed the Marne t the it I have regained twenty-five pede ‘toe = ‘ : , the German offensive, has) pounds of my lost weight and never ORR ROE ERG AY i have been burned over ¢ Keven men left. Two men, felt stronger And better in The fire is naid to have ‘A Liquors be solidified into tab day, said they were the only | said Harry R neeler , " 1s y : auors can be solidified into ta a they were the of Hay Ro Wh a Francis Bacon ed by a small boy playing with ‘let form by a method a French chem. | y rx of their unit ployed &é the iMcifie Const matches ' Struggle in Air ant and lives at 4744 Forty-Bightt SOLOELLE nstant «truss her da Watch the Little Pimples; ted ce ee Sbasanlly diene mean to cutter with in ages | The SOLOELLE in the hands of the “little ones” at home is just as re- and out of the « ome air | ¢ ged that ae he hes could abonnlve, as lifelike, as though the original artist himself were seated at the [ h A N men exhibit great daring, sweeping | do, got worse and worse till I was in ey re ature’ s W arning oe 2 es eg, reso eee neering | piano 1 ei ely conte yaanes | weUk: 90s Sarmeties Ane t wees & The SOLOELLE is positively the only player piano that can supply you Unsightly and Disfiguring s. And the one remedy which has| 1 gis from ich er Jouds|in such agony, that it was like a 4 . Signals of Bad Blood. no equal as a purifier is 8. 8. $., the : harp knife, cutting clean across my with the two basic fundamentals of musical expression. stomach. I got so weak that I could $32.50 on Credit sath age isch dct h cian et] dhe Jandy rep eet ipote iced RYT “high nardiy do a thing, and it was only First—Complete and unrestricted control of melody and ng " es, when un-| more than 0a t is sold by ing which nat be : f re, 1 at emen my will power that kept me going at ug. ts dverywhe . ps 53 inant apne ibd Otel Seen Sirens Se ZOU Sent eee are aitotad wit form| crossroads direct traffic so, despite) all, When I would get home at night accompaniment separately. “ and other parts of th y are 1 with any form Houseboat, or on the Porch, <2 form | the congestion, there is no confu-|1 would be so weak and in so much splendid Uttle Port. || Not only are th ot wk > not expect to be | ion pain that nap roiea Wan Taiwayn colts Second—Control of the tone-coloring, the charm and erin bow end || serious akin dive and other local remedies, aa they can aS he ie Age wat Ahan SORIA DE essence of musical expression. ee fot ne : : aly reach the source of the Efficient Service, such agony at times I thought it your guests with al! Breat | tion and pain. § s the re e, which n the blood, Begin ’ 1 1 1M ‘ ; y i ri rself. 7 i music of the world. $ : ag? : McAdoo’s Demand. 2°24 rive me distractor hips Come, hear the SOLOELLE—play it yourself, and then you will realize t r y as y ve TIO s. a. oad employe must devote him! would all drawn into knots, and p latest Jazz music / i : "Seder oo Mar ‘ Ky to his work,/at times 1 couldn't raise my arm The SOLOELLE is obtainable in the piano of your choice. or the popular war songs Wher ‘ m ‘ Ke Virite yn ded ‘ r f ul and efficient sery halfway to my head. | went down in t k j increases In PAY | weight from two hundred pounds to CHICKERING SOLOELLE AUTOPIANO SOLOELLE A Very Small Deposit rye cl Ae anaphora the SOOM Ligon hgh cae yt: OuP aBg! Cocad BACON SOLOELLE MONTELIUS SOLOELLE and the Easiest Se eee Maange BaMMEURNGE Loe ee ed ene CU Re aE ARMSTRONG SOLOELLE PIANISTA SOLOELLE 7 in a pamphlet se Mi to get ef t nothing did me any Will bring one of these he road x 4 A F splendid musical instruments In order to introduce our new (whalebone) piate, which ts the lightest nee of the retires | agar ren my sister-in-law, who Any make SOLOKLLE sold on terms—trade in your present piano, “rn and strongest plate known, covers very little of the roof of the mouth; | be sdjustments in the h been suff with rheumatism, and all the records you wish nd t pl ke . ¢ tt t of, th . i L ir kK sand ! / ‘ ae cae heen eon ak es you can bite corn off the cob; guarne mer mands for increased pay.| got me to try Tanlac, as it had done to your home whenever you teed 15 years spies of the decision were mailed t r 80 much good. I got a bottle iss aa Petites odin sctascce 84.00 © employe and, when I found it was helping Come in and Hear the $15 Set of Teeth “(whalebone).... $5.00 24 I just kept it up till now L haven't lew a Asie $10 Set of Teeth ..... $5.00 ‘ 1 pain or an ache about me. T have a : New August Records Bridgework, per tooth, gold $4.00 Threaten to Raid = a splendid appetite, and can eat any Third Avenue, } Opposite Gold Filings -? $1.00 Up Venice as Reprisal thing Iw ant without i hurting me Gormanr aM Pantages Silver Fillings -.50¢ ee ai opivant Of dle | tne 18 ined to lie awake wi F f . Platina Filling ‘ A ce ee ‘inet the, Ttalians| M&ht after night, suffering terribly University is | Theatre but now I go to sleey id nm as my Z head hits the pillow, and p like a log all night. [am picking up in weight every day, and am feelin purely vegetable blood medicine All work guaranteed for fifteen years. Have impression taken tm the (0) nttacks on Austrian towns are morning and get teeth mame day xamination and advice free contained in an interview with Vice Call and See Samples of Our Plate and Bridge Work. We Stand the omers, whose work is still giving tisfaction. Ask our customs in “eid Aare OB alte ett who have tested our work. When com to our office, be sure you are. [tli rus to desist from raid.| fine ane vat I am glad to t {a the fight place. Bring thie ad w ‘ < Pelete and towne: alt everybody how much this wonderfui » ; , ‘ Open Sundays From 9 to 12 for Working People the Dalmatian coast,” he said medicine has benefited me Exclusive Representatives of the Now Famous SOLOELLE, determined on Tanlac is sold in Seattle by Bartell 1332-34 Second Ave. ti pry Ape i ores under the personal d | OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS TUF ssn are’ nied, at:dnl semen ot 8 sphounl TaSlan Topeeona: \ou UNIVERSITY ST, Opposite Fraser-Patersem On, (!0 interview. ative.—Advertisement. i Admiral ¥ Nagybanya, published 211 Union St.