The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 5, 1918, Page 5

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AND PIKE Entrance, 1504 Third Ave. \Judge Winsor Flays a Copyright, 1918, by the United Press WITH THE AMERI ALR MEN IN FRANCK, July 10-0 Mail)"So you want some «imp talk said Lieut, Keddie Rick Ker, all. American ace and fe king in the auto-racin, today “We'll call a bunch of the NOW | PLAYING gimpers in, and there will soon be plenty of simper talk, But you'll have to translate it, or the people back home will ver understand this « have Downed Five Huns Rickenbacker, who dow hh five rmans in less than two months, and became the second all American trained ac in a tall One thousand, eight hu ing suite were rented at the Alki pa vilion Sunday, a record for the year An estimated crowd of 25,000 visited the beach Funeral services for John McFate, Seattle pioneer » came here in 1889, and ¢ turday, # years old, will be held at th nney Watson chapel Tuesda MeFate has lived at suth Colby, Kitsap county, for th last » en years Basha El! Harib, Gov- “Flying is the king of sports,” ro Provi sayn ht Commander M., Ma bn r of the Province Kenale Brideh army in attle of Harib, was reck- Monday. He ts inspecting t air ened a to I planes agh guy in Fire did $10,000 damage to Par his home town. There ker's garage, 1511 Broadway, 4:30 Sunday afternoon Eight ” were were two world’s champion scrappers in Yankeetown, where pus combus 1 the fire, in the gar tion in can start trench paper published Doug came from, and by the U. 8 He. he was both of them. Unit, Base No. 2 marvels at the enthusiasm with which war souve nira are collected by newly The tough guy of Morocco and Doug mix things up every arrived day in “Bound in soldiers of th rocco ” A KF. Mo “One who has been there two weeks has enough to fill a moving van.” One thousand persons attended In- ternational Jewelry Workers’ local picnic at Wildwood park Sunday ‘Transportation club luncheon Mon At day Address by t 8. District lorney Saunders. 30 PIECES _Nine steel and seven wood ships of 1,750 aggregate tonnage aur ed from # le yards in Ju! Recause of steel shortage, it tn ought the Auguat output will be lowe 10c. "Capt. 4. A. Pruett, president Amer jean Association Masters, Mates and Pilota, in expected to visit Seattle the latter part of August or earty in September W. T. Isted, Seattle Shipmasters’ | association secretary, has resigned. | ‘One handred years ago, the Savan-| the Hudson river by first real deep-water a, was launched. City School Board “If a man wants to split a cord of wood for me for $1, would I expect his wife to do the same thing for 50 cents?” sald Judge Richard Winsor. member of the Seattle school board, in speaking to the King County nah, bullt ¢ Francia Pickett ship built in Amer She was the first steamship to crows the ocean. Democratic club Saturday M ins densie ulholtand, Judge Winsor further scored the nate Pose a gg te school bpard by saying, “I am | PHON® Oper olice. She ashamed ‘that I was unable to pre- vent the action of the board in put Ung women on a different basis from men when performing the same serv the Hotel Hawthorne Flotsam and jetsam in is a menace to small transportation, according to com =? O2a CO OAD ry WHEN You HAD To PRY A DEALER THE “QUTCHAIANS 1% TO BUY FURNITURE: YOU CAN BUY ITNOW LIKE You Buy OTHER THIMES FOR CAS H MI~M WW 8eB OW THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, AU! “EGGS” BECOME “GIMPERS” ping chap with a fine sense of humor and a winning amile, In his exeadrille, they call him “Head because he is naturally i the Life of the unit irille known am the gimper squadron” and was the first roup of American trained air fighters to take the field, or the alr rather, away from the German alr men. What a Gimper Is A gin is a bird who would tiek by 1 thru anything,” ex sined Rickenbacker if you were the air and ran into # dozen and were gettl the worst t per and the fellow with ue mtuck you and gave it to them, until the Heinies went back beats village ¢ a constabl and chases small t natio en billet Ilanton writes home that ng people in a French v ooo arr ed are of none a drum with great di u catcher er aby ian refum in of wtat killed by filed by Fation, Mrw nk who who « the mi m every Mar whow foot wan cut off by never mts th Pooccccccccccccesoees Ou City, the int Hage where 4 town erier ayor day tor oF let nity, & ers UP drunk ¢ ney who wears and a litue parents were Dan Karle has filed fer the nomi the repub district member of the ature papers for merly held b was shot nd vader, have been kL Wildes, ft WASHINGTON. — Redemption of of $198.01 haa paid off the | a block 13, 1898 Spanish w ar debt United Staten rail atatic of the city C. Gitman, regional direetor in back of bonds. 000 inn incurred John Wallace, president Smit h Car nnery appointed chairman of th enues committee for the Seattle dis triet company, bi part of 4 June of the the by n Portland by business men of the an been war rev Bey Scouts will make a trip to Mount Ra of H. B left = Mor injer und Cunningham da a Avg Private "Frank r jer the | The part 1 ow retur Jarvis, new in ur Englishmen the midat two in of a bombardment the shouting firat one "Where are yer, Bill “I'm ‘ere.” anewers Bill “Where's ‘ere? “Ow the blinkin’ ‘ell do I know where ‘ere ist’ “Rang Police seteed — at the Josie hy 201% Seeo a 8. the horne They ot Mra st 710 got and Olive 13 quart mt 96 quarts of home dobn Andretii, Joha B aufte ated hip Andre! red when he pred home « a of whi made beer 2478 Gyrarold son Ferdinand leg and dis wan run d knon, 6728 Frank night ky and of RELEASE NINE |. W. Ww. CHICAGO, defendants in the libert C. R. Griffin and Joh of nizance Aug en Nine I tional nation napiracy being held h 1 on their personal will have Ww. their y for the remainder of the tria attle Willlam M, Pease, prod mer chant and resident of W ngton since 1878, Is candidate for the legis lature from the 47th district, subject to the fall primaries. Pease is tive in the campaign for the re mation of Washington waste lands to provide after-thewar employ. ment for returned soldiers 1AMG RINGS OND AND b ALBERT ‘HANSEN 1010 Second Ave. ,into Hunland, you'd know he was a kimper It he did not have motor trouble and his gun did not jam, or he did not accept one of a dozen good excuses for xooming off home and leu ou to do the same if you could get away, he'd be a gimper all right. A gimper Ina neout who does everything just a little getter than he has to. | At Virst Ho's an Keg We call this the gimper squadron been every man has to pr himaelf a gimper by hin actions When a ghap arrives, he's an ere All « aEM BOON become vulture nd they're promoted to opher standing, ‘Then is when gimpers, and t 1 be gimpers Just who In not @ gimper can't stay wit the squadron—it's zoom for him back to the we Gimper me 1 lot to un It means more than good scout, or old ade 1 got the word from I had when T was in the racing game. He was a I knew when he fir ‘ } motor she would run. In this man's life there were two kinds of f * and bums. There wien mighty few gimpers in the we and lots of bums, ax this mechanic put it, and it took a good man to be a gimper Cannot Lose His Nerve “Thin purwult and fighting part of aviation requires a type of aviator who will stick, especially the w fly in group ‘0 do your bert work h 4 mutual feeling of © in the gimper fying be ni J that is unequalled anywher else, If you have a gimper with you critical time. A gimper uld ft Jo that—If he lost hin ner t We all know that, and no gimper ever loses his nerve I don’t mean a gimper will always ue into a crowd of Huns, no mat their number, A good ¢ known when to fight and when 1 to fight. If he has not a chance draws off, fies around until he ge A gimper does nv 1t ha He wateh hin another gimper tn being strafed. Always Has Eye Out When you're flying around up there, over Germany, and being fol lowed by a string of black puffs from the German archies, and hear them exploding around you, and ther nee wome German plines off to one side of you, it in the easiest th the world to pretend you don't nee are willing b unite attack them. I nper never ota himaelf f, to them He maneuvers around until he can pigie one on them, and let them hav until they run home. Then he's « fied he's a gimper.” CALIFORNIA MAN: SAYS HE GAINED EIGHTEEN POUNDS ew Man Taking Tanlac— Suffered 20 Years. One of the ng evideni ingest and most es of the popular u 5 ne Chamber of the Seat Kerriston stage at “ | plaints received by the Cham « lac throughout Ame s | Judge Winsor declared that the| [vot 0 Beacon ave. and Lander st. Sunday |}; bewibe pyr readers ng | ce the large number of letters that are ere chook tymem of Seattle)” vankee soldier, to French miss: Meh! being received 4 from’ well ‘wanising. | Can you pariey | Opiam and cocaine to the amount known men and women, telling of | 5 eB "4 ve voo English?’ | Of $500 were seized enay night! the remarkable results they have de. Five Die in Crash; French mina:| from Hung Far by federal agents. | rived from ite use Fie / ‘Out A very lit-| Dr. Henry Suzzallo Jed a Red) Among the many received in the Coroner to Probe |¢|*\, , tle.” Croan benefit performance abowrd! just few days ia one. from John CHICAGO, Aug. 5—A coroner's! | yey Yankee woldier:| the Pacific | Steamship, company’s! smith, 313 Eighth Street, Richmond inquest to determine responsibility) | / ~~ | “Fale et ee eee nary Fematiecs whore ha | California, wh js eepecially inter for a train-street car wreck which, | ~ Now, Can YOU Dut een ene Tecuperate from werious|caune: Mr. Smith stat Killed five persona here yesterday e F aeal me wise = to| 7 > recuperate from serlous) had suffered for twent was to be held today. Some among pere could az . # stomach, liver a ogg ; seat ng where I cou Dr. Edward Lincoin Smith wit . liver and he 20 injured when a freight train tne up to good eats in this bur aN tee Chine: a ®. in the in.| Maa Feached the point jon the Chicago belt line railroad) py paso, Aug. 5—Military and the newly organized| Wished each breath we Istruck a street car at right ang’ 1 officiaia on both sides of the a euboer i last. He also says that wh be lelaimed the car crew tried to beat Ci¥!l offi 1g ad ested ran taking Taniac he weighed onl eae ne tae cooeting "Three of] boundary are exchanging calls and) The Third Washington will cele | EAD MAking apes be eereeee coy the five killed were babies. extending courtesies for the first) brate its federalization wt 18 | See Renteed aan Sets sepia tn s time in years with a ball at th bab that he now weld Shipyard wages are drawing men| Capt. Knyvett says, “The only) The Harvesters’ league has opencd |’ Sane Moke boa 13k away from th mines, and it is a monument we dare erect to ow a train rd — man k lowing hs ‘ost impoasible to get labor, declares | fallen dead, the only monument t apple packe dwa c Goorad Wolf the Uae | would not be a dishonor to them| A lont-andfound bureau for auto |! oe : oe ‘ ‘onra ole eal i a , 7 1 t Vhom It May Concerr oa ry Mine Co., who has arrived | and a shame and eternal disgrace to nes sen wi be kept In connection | | ladera Eek’ eae iusnmatio iat Pinstnis —| Industrial problems will be the {hat the wonderful + ne known ounie discuaxion in Protestant |%# Tanlac has dono more for me ir mission study circles for the 1918.| ‘thirty days’ tume, than any other dine, Scratching, ‘Skin asaies eieion Socket sale toons ea Horace D. Lazelle, 60% Cobb build. | my life. I have been a sufferer { ing, has been comniniasioned captain; | stomach, liver and kidney troubles urn i e ames 0 ire William Ruges, Seatt ptain, and |for twenty years. I have taken six Forest 3. Goodrich, Brooklyn | bottles of Tanlac, and today I feel Here Is'a Sensible Treatment That | and remove the tiny germs of pollu- Neciinsiantt Uke a new man Gets Prompt Results, tion that break through and mani-|” xoith M. Kdner, Campbell, Minn., ‘ore I started using Tanlac, it For real, downright, harassing fest their presence on the surface/ang Corporal W. W. Bi {| didn’t make any difference what I discomfort, very few disorders can of the skin 26th ave., who left w | would eat or drink, it distressed me approach so-called skin diseases,! People in all parts of the country | Washington guard, have been listed "0 much that I wished the next such an Eczema, Tetter, Boils, erup-| have written us how they were! as killed and missing, respectivel breath would be my last. Also wh tions, scaly irritations and similar completely rid of every trace of, Members of the federal reserve I started taking this wonderful me skin troubles, notwithstanding the these disorders by the use of S. S. bank have been called to San Fran. | tcine, I only weighed on lavish use of salves, lotions, washes, §., th matehl purel ve ab claco to discuss means of aiding the|and forty-elght pounds. and other treatment applied exter-| blood purifier ‘ goes direct | government in financing the war. weigh hundred = and nally to the irritated parts. to the center of the blood supply, - - pounds have = gained No one ever heard of a person and purifies and cleanses it of every Fined for Calling pounds already—and am st being affiictec with any form of vestige of foreign matter, giving a R el in Also before taking skin diseases whose blood was in clear and ruddy complexion that in ussian a omnes couldn't sleep either night good condition herefore, it is but dicates perfect health. sWrite today| Special to The Star by N. F. but now I averag about nine hours logical to conclude that the proper for free medical advice regarding} LONDON, Aug In itis aie ady sleep, an I have un appet < method of treatment for pimples, your case Address Swift Specific) Thomas Wren $1,250 for calling @ - n aes _am now ft y ea blotches, sores, bolls, rough, red and Co, 443 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, | Russian named Steinberg a German, | ¢ etal Desag veg 1 gales r . f 4 GO Justice Lush said much for what it has done for me scaly skin, is to purify th hi After the foul crimes Germany| Tanlac in sold in Seattle by Bartell has termmitted, what. viler insult| Drug Stores under the personal di could be m Against a man than fection of a special Tanlac represent deliberately to call him a German?” | ative—Advertisement, lYou're worth only a do a day from the neck down, and you can't use your head if it aches SHAC Relieves Headache 10¢ and at drug stores Silk Gloves She Rhodes Co. Special Tuesday A Pair $1.45 Main Floor f special purchase | A mit l on thes sale such Silk on The assortment is composed chiefly of all- $10.00 white and white with con- trasting embroidery and a Upper Main Floor few colors in novelty em- choose a Silk Suit from thi broidered back effect. Size: | TO assortment of fifty, priced 5l4 to 7, but not each size _ for quick disposal, in every style or color. Children’s 75c Gingham Dresses Special Tuesday 39 3 Upper Main Floor 4 and | SIZES only. This is made up about seventy-five Gingham Dresses in a broken line of Main Fi styles, including long and ss ial short sleeve Di are 80 plaids and check plain colors. Former] While they last choice at ..... $3.95 Fancy Ribbon Knitting Bags, Special for Tuesday $2.65 Main Floor -| Bags | THESE) «: of priced Tuesday WAR 8 AND per- the unusual price Gloves : which we will place These summer THEI ople 4 will re- your early attendance on Tue ) styles are de- signed of silk taffeta and silk pop- ai in belted and plain flare models, T STAMPS n r $24.50 Silk Suits = pan Special for Tuesday at | displayed in shades of rose, sand | and Quaker gray. Sizes 34 to 40, 4 but not each size in every style or color. Formerly $24.50. last Tuesday, choice at [THERE regular stock The which especially ) price will be,. special at, While they $10.00 loor P ory / o $2.25 Georgette Crepe, Special Tuesday, a Yard $1.55 yards in this selected as- sortment of 40-inch Georgette Crepe been taken from the for yard... ariety includes shades of navy, blue, French blue, brown, gray, green, taupe and ( garnet, and sells regularly at $2.2: Juesday 25¢ Main Floor Tuesday's selling. Belgium 5. Tuesday the - $1.55 @omen’s 50c, 75c and $/ Neckwear. Special are made of , } Collars and Collar and Cuff Sets so attractive warp print rib- ‘THESE! radically reduced for Tuesday have bons in combination with (_ | been taken from the regular stock heavy piain satin ribbon, and ‘display flat and roll effects in a diversity of and are finished with fancy styles, trimmed with laces, edges, insertion and celluloid rings and ribbon hemstitching. The lot is composed of 104 pieces pompons. Formerly $3.95. that sell regularly at 50c, 75¢ and $1.00. While they Special Tuesday at $2.65 last Tuesday, choice at.......... ondetbes sean THEATRES LITAN © capac METKO! Anott house greeted Al last night at the Metropoli 1 whether the questions we Engliah, Gre an, or it made no ¢ ©, for of mystery a them 4 rapidity which left the audience gasping Just how under does it, he ne knows and this is the one ng he n't divu e slate writing test is another mystifying bit of work, the cleaning and holding of the slates. being conducted by prominent people selected from the au ©, thereby seeming to p jude any possibility of trickery on » part of the mystic Special matinees for ladies only will be held Tuesday and Friday with a r Saturd « of I strumental f fine quality; vocal solos and ensem bles, violin solos and quaint dancing of colonial and Southern days. Knight and Jackman, with their ‘Come Firtalogue have a musical comedy attraction and prove be clever | erything they do. Lew Huff, “The Nutty Hatta,” is . talented juggler, and te big laughs with his monologue Binns and Burt, ‘Wrinkle ers,” are a pair of con acre with plenty of new tr Ernie Potts ar any have a ombination novelty bag pune B. ¢ winging, singing and alkin Neville and Mar sing and dance. OAK Izzy in Mexico” is Monte Carter's uf yer Genereus sized ottioe. at ail - Philo Hay Co., Newark, N. J. rere ——) title insurance I when. bargaining for your home, it , will be furnished you at the expense of the seller. If you neglect this precau- tion, you will’either to buy protection or have your own carry your own risk, WASHINGTON TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY State Supervision Under offering at the Oak theatre this week. Izzy has lots of fun at the ex- pense of the Mexican army and the young senoritas. The players are all well cast. Lou Davis as the young cub reporter, has | a chance to display his comedy tal ents; Blanche G ore appears in one of her “futurist” costumes in the part of an American woman. Bess Hill, Blanche Hall, Del Estes and the Oak Trio do their share to ki fun going at a lively elip. » the Receipts for the Red Cross salvage | department for July were $4,110.08. FREE DOCTOR Go to the RIGHT DRUG CO. 169 Washington St. and 1111 First Ave. And the Doctor will give you a careful examination and prescribe for you FREE. If you are sick you cannot do bet ter than take advantage of this offer. We save you money and give the best possible treatment. mobile and camp needs. are underpriced. for Automobile for rett Mechani * Tools ari inch size, ‘inch 5e value, | Simplex Camp or Auto Beds. Cleaner Automobile Padlock, adjustable, It you Klasse: you are no better ing the case, taches fitted You need no less service than we will give you. because entific and make need, all at a moderate coat. HUTESON to the way that the dependent upon glasses for good vision them as your That be- importance at- they are No is OPTICAL CO. 1320 SECOND AVE. Tourists’ and Campers’ Necessities A special display and sale of auto- Many 50 2-eylinder Automobile Tire Pump 1.69 $1.25 ze, 45¢ value, 29c items $1.25 Gold Medal Camp or Auto Chair tease O86 - $6.00 and Pol- Fresh stock of Campbell’s Ship Tools and Star- ing daily. —Main Floor, Front, Sale of Mixing Bowls 10-inch size, 50c value, 35c Heavy sanitary Mixing Bowls with Indispensable in laundry. glaze white blue line. kitchen or No phone or C. 0. D. orders. —Hasement. superfluous, We will give your eyes @ sei- examination, prescribe you