The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 22, 1918, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1918. : ‘pS. TOFORCE REAMES ISSUES YANKEES BOMB TAX SLACKERS E. SHARP REPLY HUNS’ RAILWAY y general, is prosecuting harmien WASHINGTON, Aug 22.—A bik pigs iv tetiiie | aan BY FRANK J. TAYLOR Nondollar drive on income and 6X: hounding progressives, while ignor-| WITH THE AMERICAN AR ized In the new revenue bill, To pre Gentral Labor roll Wee lemanded his retirement in a resolu MAY | ero: king, Secretary erean for au person to make tion The 1 decided to increane the ta tax all unions one ent, the money pent in work ing for the removal of the contract lau n the workmen's compen oves to get every pow carry on the war were ements of In follar to oir flight, the Amer cana reached a point near Flabeau and #u Jed in making we eral direct hits on a rail They returned safely encounter with ant terion An American trench in Alsace heavily shelled last night the house ways and means com fi mitte Roper assured the committees that ye government of In 1916 and which German infantry atte raid, They did not trating our wires authorized the ar tiller an unusual wing Roper's state ent barrage of gas and high ex We recognize that a plosives against the newly captured Rope of & successful war for “Sec HUNG CLING TO os PEACE TRICKERY, AMSTERDAM, Aug > Hungarian ming here the result of the r conference at German great headquarters | If we are compelled to continue a| war of defense we must still continu use of every means that ad un to peace,” sald the| BOCHE AIR RAID RIDDLE ON PARIS FALS PARIS, Aug. 22.—An attem N é air raid on Paria thi Seeing “wal ss a strated by French planes and If, German secretar nies, has declared alreraft batteries, it was an d today. The Premier “Two-Gun” Man of Them All The German planes flew over th ls barraged and * chased then he alarm was sounded WASHINGTON—Col. Hogh J. Gal lagher, quartermaster corps, is ap yinted chief quartermaster of the] American-Siberian expedition under Maj. Gen, William Gr He wi report for nervice immediately from | Atlanta balan ag “BEST INVESTMENT | HAVE EVER MADE,” ey as le hat whe the condor tthe Tint the Gray She Loved Him Plenty | UMS MSS Hairs Away Contractor Wouldn't Take | tent and mor ant attorney ceiving little with real patriotism and “aaa Peed Teak: Did iiim | “Faces Chance, ton toa Wt | Ocean Beach Good Tanlac Did Him. by Permitting Unbecoming ue Gray or Streaked Hair lars ne good that fire . rs council last | a Tanlac did me, for I feet t | night unces it atstotie Star I ibert W given me a new lease on life,” eaid| and charged it wan inspired and cur es ee C. FE. Nelson, a contracting car-| ried out by the Hulet M. Wells fac y penter living at 7728 ?63rd ave..| tion. Hoe recalls that the sar " : . Portland, Ore., recently cil passed a resolution ¢ dent four|ing the war after the U. S. declared s) war, He also accuses Gus Loker ing a seriou ha ago.” ho « laid me up for eight or nine we I lost my appetite, and my ston Mayor Hanson at the Shipyard convicted ef ¢ wr got all out of order. What little | He » resolution does not FIRST AT PIKE did manage eat would sour and | trul bor sentiment and Continuous 11 to It form as, ld cramp and} points t 1 hardly stand | man went back on | whi bad 1] unior Admission 20c ng Children 10 T my kidne me my back couldn't find a comf They said I had r bago; then my ri knee, got to hur times I o who Well man who y and i (SEATTLE (2 Days Tres.) 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GRAIN COTTON The recruiting officer, 33 5 Pioneer | | building, has been instructed to ac cept men between the ages of 46 and 56 years for the ordnance, medical “Oh, Wh the army ative Have You Heard Our New WURLITZER? COLGATE'S 1, Cleans the teeth thor- * oughly without injur- ious chemicals. Polishes them to nat- ural whiteness without harmful grit. Corrects an acid condi- * tion of the mouth. 5, Delights by its delicious + flavor — (a “medicine” taste does not neces- sarily mean efficiency). 6. Leaves mouth whole- ‘* some and breath pure. SHIPBUILDING A STABLE INDUSTRY BIG RETURNS ASSURED You Can Buy Stock NOW at PAR American Concrete Pize & Shi Pauling Co. OFFICES 422 AAOTT 2212 SHIPYARD at BRYN MAWR (on cogs & Renton Ry) CONCRETE PIPE PLANTS NOS, 1 and 2 at Tacoma and Bryn Mawr able manufacturers; all have Dulux cushion seats and PAGE 3 Satisfactory Terms Always THE GROTE-RANKINCO. OTTO F. 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