The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 30, 1918, Page 3

STARTING ATURDAY The Heidelberg-kultured son of a sturdy, patri- otic German - American, turns his education in chemistry to account in devising a bomb for an American troop — ship, But the old man wasn’t for the Kaiser—not for f 4 a minute!—and neither was the girl. Symphonic Orchestra TH E Hi U es VI THIN Conductor Concert Number, “‘SEMIRAMIDE OVERTURE” Last Times Today “Till I Come Back to You” FIFTH AT PIKE Twice Tonight OUR FIRST Fashion Show With Living Models From Mac-Dougall- Southwick’s DENTISTRY )CAlIFORNI, DENTIOIRT | CALIFORNIA ry. obtainable at reason: |SAN FRANCISCO \ LOS ANGELES fort ‘and satisf | tions and examinations * tates | All permanent work guaranteed. National Dentists ‘Third Ave. and Pike St. Entrance 15%4 Third Ave. convenience for passen, | land full particulars at City Ticket | Office. THE M’CORMICK LINE! |109 Cherry St. Phone Elliott 3436 7 SUPREME Is in keeping our af- fairs, our health and A ei a our minds vigorous : and wholesome. This is necessary in order | to win the good fight fz cH LD TIKE for democracy and freedom. Start an ac- @ count with the Union z Ne Savings & TrustCom- ff ‘ pany —it will give 5 Judging trom the countlens prepar- strength for the pres- Past gue Sos ent and future. He Reaith and beauty, there are evident: | a: Interest paid on He Savings Accounts. & fists an bit expensive, and is Sruggists under a HOGE BUILDING Home of this Bank and owned by the Bank. ance, quently being as This increase in UNION SAVINGS & TRUST COMPANY phate Is onsur nervousness, #1 eral weakness, It # |to its remarkable Admission 25¢ Continuous 11 to 11 Children 10¢ Will Teach You the Shortest Way OUR ica NORTHWESTERN BUSINESS DUTY COLLEGE Montay. we otnenaay, Friday THN PEOPLE PHOSPHATE Hitro-Phosphate hb 4 isfaction or money pack nishing properties, be used by any |does not desire to put on fi HOGE BUILDING In the Heart of the Financial District a a = s Z a 5 OF SEATTLE a a a oI a 1s ALBERT HANSEN 1010 Second Ave. DISEASE AS FOE OF U, 5 ARMY WY Gt AON GARDNER N. BOA f € nd Dre ND: VASHINGTON, Au , in making war much more safe so far ax dinease in concerned In old more men died from dineane than from batth Hctonce has now cut down deaths by dl ease point where al mont identical with deaths in battl Migures collected by the statt tical branch of the war depart ment show that during the first 10 months of our participation In arity en battle mortality and di mortality In the army abroad. During the Spanish war the death by dineane death tn During war the proportion wa by ¢ tle, and the war there was an exact rible not be victim un they con and fas has just concluded disease whether the Hee are carrie what is known as trench fever Many of the men were made de perately ill and a few died, but the Information was secured and the theory verified that the lice are, in fact, carriers of dinease Now one of the problems of the trenches tn to keep well-bathed in kerosene and other anti-lice oint ments, GERMAN HOPE FOR MORE TEA CRUSHED “’; telgium has rented and furnished Epectal to The Star by N. BL A AMSTERDAM, Aug. 30.—The re sumption of trade with the Ukraine led to the general belief that there would be more tea for the Huns, but the Berlin Tageszei tung mays “unfortunately, those hopes have proved delusive.” RE EERE EET a Ra aaEEaEaEEE : =e Tee U. S. CASUALTIES TWO W ASHING TON sc IN LIST OF WOUNDED Tw of Knab, Wapat ’ P Washington DinD oF | Private Henry M. Jones Private George W. Sticka wousprD Corp. Clarence M. ‘Trandum Private Frank W. Robinson WwouspED—pEGH Corp. Fred Robert rdova Private J Private At Private Charles W. Wisth wouxpED Sergt. Halve Private Mah WouNDED—pEGE Private George I. Heinold | Private Ernest Layton MARINE ( Summary of enemy « Name Private Hubert H THE SEATTLE STAR—-FRIDAY, AUGUST 36, 1918. SCIENCE ROUTS On Way to Pari as Bolivia Envoy | GENERAL JSmari Montes RUSSIA TO SURVEY STEAMSHIP ROUTE KING ALBERT GIVES CLUB TO HIS OFFICERS Germain-en-Laye » Germany | cl Private Ernest Layton, ed, and Private Russell nant and Northwest states way from my h UNDETERMINED LIST NO. KILLED IN ttinger| my at Mrs. J. J. Daley UNDETERMINED MISSING IN 1. Mra. Ida Mogonica | medicines without ENLISTED Hilman F. Jones Is Candidate for One of Justice Places hy Rie eke eyed tinea 24 | Hilman F. Jones is a candidate for health and beauty, there are evident- | justice of the pea A native of Washington county Maine, he came to Seattle when a with his parents, His father was one of the pioneer contractors and builders of the etiy He attended the old territorial University of Washington, and later H was principal of the South school Was married 39 years ago, in Seat ant, feed- | tle, by Judge Thomas Burke, to Lily su D. Settle, a native of Seattle, the daughter of Dr. ah Settle, one of attle's first ph ns Jones has a family of six children all born in Seattle, Frank 8. Jones, |a master signal electrician, has been in France with the Second Washing ton since last December, and Leon K Jones, a graduate of the Oregon Ag ricultural college, is in the officers "| training camp at Camp Lewis Jones was admitted to practice law in the territ courts 30 years ago, and served one | term as justice of the peace for Seat | tle precinct. 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