The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 8, 1918, Page 3

hu ut, Eddie Lieut Rickenbacker, Ameri Rickenbacker 30 Pieces u MARIUS BRAMBILLA, Conductor the atory We had finished our training, and first allAmerioan outfit to front without previous ex we allowed to fly around until we felt more confident | before taking over reaponsibility | | | | COL Patrolling a sector sturday night we decided “Bound in Morocco” is ly for buainens. w bound to get you. A harum- pony Bhi re the crparayer scarum sort of picture at penne 2 lagoon ar ee aay least there’s a harem fig- morning at daybreak “Accordingly, we planned the first |eimper patrol, Capt, David Peterson | led it, while Lieut. Reed Chambers and I were the rest of the personnel Capt. Peterson ha had considerable j experience over the line | Chase Up Boches “Refore going u ures in the story—some figures, too, and our own little Douglas. he told me to take the leadership of the patrol in case he had motor tre and had to col own, and that we would not need to patrol if it were too cloudy So we went up with that understand “Just ae we were ready to atart Reed Chambers Ned to Doug Campbell and Allan Winslow: ‘We'll £0 out and scare the Helnies up, and | you guys knock ‘em down “We circled around for altitude. }and Capt. Peterson came down, Ff had decided it was too cloudy to pa trol, but I had assucned he had mo tor trouble qnd started off for the lines, with Chambers following me | “It waa our first trip over, and we made a long ¢ re long we ran into a couple of Huns and man them. We got a them, and they od our patrol, not without apprehension, since we were not sure of our locations, and that first trip is a neary one, when you are led by one who knows the nes even Bring Enemy Home Finally I lost Chambers and be cate ear: 3 News by Telegraph and Telephone . Fifth at Pike—Continuous Dr. A. P. Gourthrie, Yo Mo COA ADMISSION 20c prpnied the Uekaee gion Wedeise CHILDREN 10c BOUND IN MOROCCO W. W. Up! chief justice died Wednesday at the home of her son, Ralph R. Upton, professor at Franklin high achool LONDON, = Aug business men will give Friday in the | jogses, caused by t Gil.) month of the Northwest 55 sailors. M—Samuel J. Beck ed quart k vad n dudge Thomas Burke and Samuel §. senator, will be speakers at the luncheon BeattT> ae Hubbard, nent watchman, WILSON’S NIECE WEDS docks, was gran 7 m. the owners of the| WASHINGTON, Aug. §—Miss Al Hakkia Maru Wednesday, by Judge | ice Wilson, President Wilson's niece. Jeremiah Neterer, in the federal dis-/.n4 the Rev. I. S. McElroy, Jr from yogedreggesn : \™ jc club, t eleome L. C. tect court Hubbard fell from | Costus, Ohio, were married at the| Masonic club, to, welcom Maru pulled anchor without warning. | White House Wednesday evening. district railroads H. Piles, former U in street c ne ootue and losing contents lay down part of the day because Throws broken bottle out of window |! Was #0 weak and is fined $10 When I read how Tanlac was EVERETT, Aug. — 8—Stillman) De!pins others I somehow felt tha Frost ix in the hospital and William | ould Delp me, too it has Kennedy in Jail, following a shoot-| jy) : oa ag as mand me fi in crape at Saturday over a | a: * i my appetite is he last Saturday over & $2) a iendid and I can eat just anything Bernice Clinton, 6, 3519 Stoneway Papiaets and since I have gotten rid ave, badly bruised by Kristoferson|2f the Kas on my stomach my heart Ladies of Council of Patriotic Ser at oak iP Sd a? day: afterhoes 1. Tam #0 much Aliday Red Cross bazaar sched gp Ee gles ABs Se uled at Renton high school ground: an Go any kind of work that Aug. 10, featuring sports » hand, I really haven't felt Fred E. Colter reports a ee ee tenor singer of his neighborh Mra. Olson's trouble was evidently left for an army |“ lang ous form of indi, tion and ‘ camp| Hot organic heart trouble, ax some ~ might suppose. In such cases the tues ¥ i stomach fi with gas, which ex \ ] % * + - FL aceit aif, S| tends upwards until the action of the $ Bg Ninging.” way me heart is interfered with. It is an ac \2 Goiter 1 bet CePted medical theory that in a Teeter, nt him, |casen where death results from acute Shipment 670 bags oats confiseat. | °°! ‘eoree’ th mec hanieal interfer ed by government because mixbrand- |e" re Scope peemne with an Hyp i rye Milling Co,,, uncomfortable, stuffed up, or full “O. ; a" ; ora feeling, and is usually accompanied nly a Princess or a Fais Bozeman, Mont. 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Then dip them through the creamy | Gitls Work Nights _| (which is pure and grease! eg Lux has made the rubbing of soap on to fine gar- lather again and again. Do not rub, Press the suds | A q Bs uf * ad - or anything else you can use. BSED of alley again and again though very soiled spores Heiwe in | i Canadian Plants or anytning else you can use | ‘Thedelicateflakesmeltatonceinthehotwater, You three waters, the same temperature as the water in | Special to The Star by N. B.A. | anse the hair arid scalp thorough toss Louise's little dresses, Freddy's little sweater into Which you washed them. Dry in the sun | QUEBEC, Aug. 6.—In order to i liy. simply moisten the hair with | fi the rich suds—plop them up and down and the dirt Fine colored fabrics —Wash as above but in [crease the | industrial: oulplll, it) tor and rub it in, It makes an - fust melts away. It is no trouble, no strain on lukewarm suds, aud do not soak. Dry in the shade, pom Raga beon mad vee eer 4g {abundance of rich, creamy lather sates . ~ ery particle of dust, dirt, dandruff The lance of medieval warfare has |@nl excessive oil hair dries nghet aed y employed by | auickly and evenly 1 it leaves the | 6 the British army in Palestine, A/ scalp and the hair fine ana & number of the enemy were killed| silky, bright, lustrous, fluffy and | with the lance in a skirmish east of | 4*Y to manage. f chk tdi cea You can get mulsified cocoanut oi} ‘ at any pharmacy, it's Sixteen more persons in East Flan ders have been executed by the Huns for alleged expionage, U. S. Gimpers Bag Two Boche Aviators in Their Initial Battle pb w In Kdlitor's Note—Following is | him. It became more cloudy and I the fourth of the Rickenbacker | could wee nothing. At length I start series of experiences of a | ed for what I thought was home, but “gimper” in modern warfare, Jit took a long t » find it, Cham | | bers wasn't th when I finally | Copyriaht 1918, by t ena) cam of the clouds, ut the two GREATER COLISEUM)! WITH THE AM AIR-| Germans we had chased out of the MEN IN FRANCE July 10.(By | clouds were. Mall)—The “gimper squadron” had! “After Chamb promixe to scare in the middie of April to low had gone into the tent and were & cards, Sudd they were ed to anawer an ala They had arely jumped into thelr machi 1 gained some altitude when t w two ¢ *“ coming for the camp. thi r mans were coming to strafe th hangars, and each picked out a Ger of man to b him off. Doug took the first and got on his tail, He landed the German right on the avia tion field, four and a half minutes after he had left hiw cards Winslow hada little more trouble but took only a minute and a half longer to bring down his boche right r the field, The German fiers © all captured, and the feat of nding them right on the home grounds made the victory more than a lo of w pr knock down perfect score Lost Gimper Returns “After looking them over, Wine Ww gave his man a cigaret for lack knowing what else to do, and then t up in the when Reed *, whom IT had lost in the ame buxzin Chambers wan wtant at fim ‘ors there,“ alr ou in urprined but ng the ¢ an erman avi the birdy we up for you to ‘Ank them if to round he naid. omined they're not the Heinies we met up th ed that they ere.” “Questioning the Germans reveal were the ones we had shot at and driven off. In their flight they had lost their way and were mpotted by observers, who alert ed us to get them That opening morning was no muccensful, it in still a dream to us, but it surely was a kimper start for the whole esca drille MRS. OLSON SAYS HER TROUBLES HAVE BEEN “Really, mt OVERCOME AT LAST I Haven't Felt So Well in Years,” She Says After Taking Tanlac I have certain ruggle with {it y had a long health, but by hard the help of Tanlac 1 have overcome my tr oubles at Inst,” maid Mra. May 0} non, who resides at 2708 Second ave ue, Seattle m ha Mrs. Marietta B. Upton, wife of pien B §.—Norway’s bloat up with r during the | continually July total 14 vessels and) heart and always had a little bottle jwith me. 1 drops | cramps in my stomach and severe t pains in my back and shoulders Was #0 awfully nervor ly I have gained ten pounds in a onth's time.” she continued, “and ave improved #o much every that L can praise Tanlac in the est terms, For several years 1 of | suffered so with palpitation, caused by thought wure I bh the gas on my stom hu heart trouble and face would this gas and ven my hands, fee 1 was taking medicine for my suffered terribly with and I could hard. I had absolutely no sleep at all ppetite and got so weak from not Mg able to eat and sleep that I often had fainting speli. My cireu ton was very 1 could hardly any work at all and alw had m ember of the family for months, Advertisement, in relating her experi-{ ence with the Master Medicine, re-| SATISFACTORY TERMS ALWAYS THE GROTE-RKANKIN Store Hours: From 8:30 A. 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