The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 11, 1918, Page 2

actory Demonstration Week Empress Universal Air-Blast Heater: —the heater the smoke briquets, burns wood, and we guaran- tee one hun- dred per cent heating effi- Miss Nina Puchanan, for 15 years & resident of Seattle, bases her candi- dacy for school superintendent of King county, opposing Albert 58. Bur: rows, present school superintendent, |on a win-the-war platform. Believing that the school is one of the most potent instruments of democracy, and can be turned to ac- for victory, Miss Buchanan is staunch in her advocacy of employ: ing the highest possible grade of teachers. To that end she advocates “equal pay for equal service.” A woman of experience in educar tional methods, Miss Buchana be- eves that she ts the logical candi date for the school superintendency of King county, Her sex, she be- ¢ educator with more under- than is possible for a man. Miss Buchanan was educated in Il linois, where she taught high school and rural schools. She has taught for 14 years in Seattle, was president of the Grade Teachers’ association | ties Woman Explains Her prledlbeenodh nema count as a huge force in educating | lieves, fits her to administer the du-| THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 11, 1918. \ ~ SLOWER BATTLE NORMAL RESULT BY J. W. T. MASON (United Press War Expert) NEW YORK, Sept. 11.—The redue- tion in the intensity of the fighting along the West front is a normal condition of the strategy confronting both Hindenburg’s and Foch's pur poses. It is Hindenburg’s natural desire to rest briefly after his retirement, and it is wholly in accord with Foch's plana to conserve his own driving power until Hindenburg re sucnes his dreary withdrawal to the Velgian frontier. In this respect, Hindenburg may be said to possess a quiescent initia: | tive. It is for him to say when his backward movement shall be volun: | tarfly resumed, Until that time comes, it 1s not probable Foch will order offensives | on a large scale against the enemy's positions. Announcement ts made today that | Admiral Von Hintze, the German for eign minister, has gone to field head quarters for a conference with Hin- denburg and Ludendorff. Hintze has just visited Vienna for Miss Nina Buchanan “SUICIDE,” SAYS CAPT, TENNANT After an Investigation of several CAR DIRECTORS STILL DELAYING Seattle's offer to buy the traction system is resulting in numerous in- | quiries by directors of the Puget Bound Traction, Light & Power Co, at Boston. Local officials of the company and F. 8. Pratt, chairman of the board of directors, who is in Seattle, say they have been in constant com- munication by wire with the Kast since Monday. ‘Technical matters pertaining the subject of individual query by telegraph. The Boston financters are not al lowing a single phase of the deal to escape them. City officials are becoming im- patient at the delay of the traction | company’s directors. Fach day since the city made.its offer last Friday, the tenston at the city hall has increased, There {9 a current belief tn city hall circles that the traction direc- tors, while willing to sell, are try- ing to get as much out of their | bargain as possible, and will at- tempt to retain several of the more | Youth Convicted on HUTESON-DONAHEY to, |the transfer of the company are espionage charge. Montgomery wag - accused of making seditious remarks Espionage Charge) against. tne government and the ‘T. Montgomery, 21, a cook former | army. ly employed in a Seattle restaurant, | ‘The defense was granted five dayg was convicted by a jury in U. 8.|in which to prepare a petition for @ Judge Neterer's court Tuesday on an | new trial a EE TED, Optical Company The Personal Attention Your Eyes Deserve The services of an optician, when re- quired, call for personal attention and long, practiced experience. The Huteson-Donahey Optical Com- pany has for its reasons \for soliciting patron- age the personal sérvices of its two principals, through every feature of properly determining the kind of glasses to relieve or remove the difficulties you are experiencing with or through your eyes. The feeling of absolute confidence that your eyes are properly cared for after consultation with us is worth far more than you will find the actual price to be, J. C. HUTESON R. N. DONAHEY i days into the death of Capt. Hugh Owen Jones, whose body was dis- yered at MeGilvra boulevard and East Republican st, last Sunday, where it had lain for at least two months, Captain of Detectives 'Ten- nant has announced that {t 16 his belief Jones committed suicide. Information furnished the detec- tive department by a woman who| would not allow her name to be used, to the effect that Jones was a British secret service man, and slain by a German agent for pos- session of valuable papers, became valueless when Capt, Tennant dis- | covered the Jones referred to was| for three years, and is present secr- | tary of the State League of Teachers. | | She is now teaching the First grade jin a public school. | She is supported by the Women's | Democratic club, of which Miss Em- ma Hausman is president. The fol- lowing well-known Seattle women in- dorse her: Mrs. Will H. Merritt, Mrs. Alice Robinson, Mr. L. EL White and Mrs. Thomas Irving. valuable real estate holdings from the agreement. UNITED DRIVE, WAR FUND PLAN America is to have an organization | of seven of the leading war work or. ganizations which will stage a united drive for funds thruout the country, November 11 to 18 A consolidation meeting of the or what is believed in Germany and Austria to have been @ discussion about a peace offensive. If Von Hintze reports to Hinden. burg and Ludendorff that there is | any hope of @ peace drive succeeding, | it is probable the German retreat | along the Western front will be held down temporartly to the lowest mini mum of which Hindenberg is capable | of directing. WHISTLES AND Order Issued to ne 19-37 Men { | | jalive a e G family | ganizat: ted, ch fi 4 | | “pne ‘position of the body, the |} flowing telegram to draft execu: (| can Library association, the Salva- f Uves in all states: “Under the authority of act of congress approved August 31, 1918, the president directs that in | tion Army, the Jewish Welfare board, | the National Catholic War council! jand the War Camp Community serv- ice, will be held in Frederick & Nel-| { fon’ auditorium Saturday morning. Do You Look Your BEST | way the personal belongings of the | man were grouped, and his appar- | ently bad state of health at the ltime, all point to the conclusion of | sulelde,” Capt. Tennant said Wed- nesd | LIBERTY LOAN At 7 a. m, September 28, every whistle and siren in Seattle will break into a continuous scream —our liberal credit enables you to purchase this 325 baci PIKE STREET i ee 325 care of your payments. ‘—your range tak d, while air bombs down- > - il Sept y oan A nN ep As Deskiber cent aon and Police all over the city have an |/ tranty who on September 12, 1918, on a new EMPRESS UNIVERSAL AIR BLAST! town and in the residential dis | adequate description of the man |{ shell’ have attuned. thal, seth tricts will be exploded to usher in the Fourth Liberty Loan. nese woman, Plans for the biggest demonstra: | 4ct ave. S | tion of patriotism yet made by this sunday. | city are being formulated Wednesday by chairmen of councils of patriotic service of Seattle and King county, | who murde | ng Gun Ying, Chi- n @ vacant lot at and Adams st., last So far, no trace of him has been found, but it 1s believed that he will nto evade capture long. | birthday and who shall not have attained their 87th, shall be called for classification and draft for military service until further or- dered.” Following registration question: tredit naires will be mailed only to the } tteme say der C. 8. Wills, chai | | audare icine county AES Maer pews | CHRISTIANIA, Sept. 11.—A sur. |) registrants included in the above }| e c - \ae 4 ton vivor of the torpedoed Norwegian |{ named ages 1, rr x , ship Fglantine, arriving at Bergen, | ‘ ‘ At an early hour Wednesday the G : $ > Le « campaign ayatem had been arranged, |t0day declared the vessel was sunk = a e 5 c and county organiza. | without warnin, The Huns shelied - tions placed on a semi-military foot. | the lifeboats. captain and five | ing of the crew died from wounds, and |. MARCH IS BUSY | INGTON, Sept. 11.—Gen. CHICAGO BOARD CLOSES ‘called off his conference with| CHICAGO, Sept. 11.—The Chicago of| Board of Trade was closed today on account of the election. the mate went mad. PUGET SOUND STEAMERS ALL LOCAL ROUTES Have Honor Week Six divisions are to have charge of | 10 working teams in the downtown district, while three division com manders will have charge of the res- You ought to. If you don’t, there is just one reason for it—you discolored and misshapen teeth. PLAN TO STRIKE Two hundred electrical workers: employed by the city will walk out unless the city council agrees to their wige demands by Mon- day, according to word received by the city in a letter from Local 77, of the Electrical Workers’ union, Wednesday morning. | The men now receive $ to $5.75 ~ 1 a day, They want $5 to $6.50 a day ‘The city has offered to compromise | by paying $4.75 to $6.25—the increase | to be effective October 1 The men} state they will stick by thefr demand. | Union representatives say that if the men walk out the city would be tt walk ou ity would be For the sake of your personal ap- would be hampered in their work.| pearance, which is one of your most d not vase eleva 4 Me able tore te tee creer would! valuable assets, resolve to solve your tooth problem now. Even a homely face looks good if embellished with a handsome set of sparkling teeth. A handsome face is made to appear ugly and unwhole- some with decayed and misshapen teeth. IR you see the notation concern- an_investment, The council, mayor and heads of city departments discontinued their wage conferences Wednesday, owing to pressure of other city business, Lopping off enemy peers is the job yof the house of lords’ deprivation of y securitics, clearly de- t es, clearly de- Fined by ia. And remember this: The banks referred toare [AL savings banks - A MUTUAL savings , under strict laws, |clls of patriotic service thruout the jmanager of the Liberty loan cam a brisk demand for 4 to 6-roomed| that the Southern city has inaugur | Port 17 sales the past three weeks. | mal affair, according to those in Star Publishing Company, | the government. H idential districts. Three division |commanders will direct the 68 coun: SEATTLE HOMES ':::.:. Speaking at the Wednesday meet IN DEMAND jing, Frank Waterhouse, publicity | Paign, stated that the first week of Vivi RE | the drive would be “Honor week.” It J. H. Jahn & Company, realty |is hoped to raise all quotas in that dealers in the Eitel Building, report | time. Word from Portland indicates | bungalows and cottages of medium ated an “lionor day,” and will try to price and state that they are unable | subscribe its quota the first day of to supply the demand of their cus-| the campaign. tomers for such places. They also re-| The drive is not going to be a dis. Under date of Sept. 5, The Star ts | charge, who have adopted the slogan in receipt of the following letter | “Singing the Drive Over.” Dancing jfrom J. Henry Jahn, President of /and music will be features of the se- J. H. Jahn & Co.: | rious business of raising money for Seattle, Washington. | Gentlemen: We have been using two papers| here in Seattle, and out of 17 sales | BRITISH MAKE A good set of well-kept teeth stamps a person at once as one who NMR Eeet ie woes Nl enc pice nctaeia eee eh been | Utles committee, There'll be some takes the proper care of himself. That Your Savings Account || °t,tve sles made. is the kind of person you like to know The change of type in your classi fied column was a move in the right direction and should result in in | creased business for you in that de- | partment. | We are more than satisfied with | the advertising done with you so far | and expect to make use of your col |Umns in the future, as it seems to | reach the general public. Very truly yours, overned . . aay LONDON, Sept. 11.—British troops and associate with yourself, isn’t it? advanced their ine toward Attilly, less than five miles west of St. Quen. tin toward Vermand, Field Marshal Haig reported today. A strong German attack against the ridge west of Gouzeaucourt yes terday evening was repulsed. The statement said: “We advanced our line yesterday in the directiop of Attilly and Ver. mand. In the’evening the enemy | strongly attacked the ridge west of | Gouzeaucourt There was sharp| fighting, as a result of which the at-| tack was completely beaten off ex-| cept at one point where one post re. | mained in the enemy’s possession. “There was local fighting yester fay afternoon and evening in the region of Moeuvres and Ecourt. Quentin “At the former an attack by a strong enemy party, who succeeded in entering our trenches, was re- pulsed by counter-attack. At Ecourt- St. Quentin the enemy also was re- pulsed after stiff fighting. “We advanced our line slightly during the night west of Erquing- hem” (west of Armentieres), pivebSenatncaseensetatedieatny Mrs. Tillie Mazko, of the Vine! apartments, Third ave, and Vine st.,| suffered a fracture of the jaw and a badly burned hand when an auto © was riding hurtled 75 bankment near Lake Washington Wednesday morning. The auto turned over five times in the fall and burst into flames, pinning Mrs. Mazko under it. Harry Markunson, the driver, and M. Nel- | son, another occupant of the ma | chine, rescued Mrs. Mazko. Markun- son was badly burned about the arms and body tn the rescue x Sy invest Open e bank which is ‘ 5 Of course it is—and remember | other people feel just the sare way about it. Theatre Players 5th at Pine, Elliott 2525 Now Until Saturday Night DR. L. R. CLARK and Largest Strict}: - * : Institution In Our business is making bad teeth into good ones. And we know our business thoroughly. You will be de- lighted to see what a wonderful dif- ference we can make in your appear- ance. It will be worth many times the cost to you in satisfaction alone. | And don’t forget that we operate on teeth—NOT on pocketbooks.. Our prices are very reasonable, in- deed. This is made possible on account of the very large volume of business that we transact at this office. It is a fundamental rule of business that quantity regulates price to a certain extent. It stands to reason that we || can afford to take a smaller profit || on the individual patient than an of- fice which does only one-third to one- half of the volume that we do can || possibly afford to take. | Our painless methods will appeal to you, too. Many a person, badly in need of dental work, has put it off from day to day and from week to week, yes, from month to month, through fear that having the work done would re- sult in: much pain and suffering. dental operations without hurting the patient a bit. Every operator in this office is a graduate registered dentist who holds his license from the state dental board | to practice dentistry. You will find this license hanging right on the wall in front of the dental chair of each and every one of our operators. It is your protection and guarantee that he knows his business and knows it thoroughly and knows just how to do your work the way it ought to be done. All work is guaranteed with an iron- clad guarantee of satisfaction, which is signed both by the operator who did the work and also by L. R. Clark, D. D. S., owner and manager of this office, who is thoroughly responsible. FREE EXAMINATION We invite you to call and let one - of our expert dentists give your teeth a thorough examination. He will tefl you just what is needed to put your teeth into perfect condition and also what the cost will be. This examina- tion and estimate won’t cost you a cent nor will it put you under the J. H. JAHN & COMPANY, Inc. By J. Henry Jahn, President. “Good Gracious, Annabelle” ‘The Comedy With a Minute. TT FS ON Recipes for War Time Flours In accordance with the request of the United States Food Administration that ad- vertisers of food products aid in the “rapid” distribution of definite recipes to encourage the home cooking of alternatives of wheat, we have published a pamphlet, “WAR TIME RECIPES” The recipes in this pamphlet are the very ones you want most now. Mrs. Isabelle Clark Swezy has contributed six recipes that not only use substitute flours but also save sugar. Those six recipes are for fruit tea biscuit, a sugarless knitted n pair of gloves, he fro: enclosed her name and town, To ndd life to the stunt. A soldier boy wrote to that girt | And thanked he: lee. And the other for a mitt. Points marked ** are boat landings | Pamencern for these potnta and for! nding potr rrangementa for i He also said, “I'm thanktul, An they xure made some hit, And now what most concerns me— When did you learn to knitr” to ntyle and fit, SSS eees | Capt. Van Vollonhoven, a former French colonial governor, who has | been serving in the colonial infantry | in Morocco, was killed near Long. | Point, while leading an attack at the head of his troops for bisculta, tarts, nut bread, muffins, cake and shortcake sing baking powder of yeast as a leaven- dispense entirely pract coffee cake, & loar with wheat and rye flours Allay your fears—they are ground-| slightest obligation. We will be glad fruit’ cobbler and ‘nougat Time Recipes” four recip less, if you come to the Regal Dentists. | to do it. baking istration for making rom oat, powder loaf breads Miss Sylvia A. Miller, re- We have brought our system of pain- But, for your own sake—your felon Drofemor of domestic gor, buckwheat and barley less dentistry to such a point of per-| health — your appearance—your ef- He rechpoe inal a 7 weiss eahiee,rgsipen by the Unlt- ‘AN EXTRA FINE NEW SHOW STARTS TOMORROW fection that we are now able to guar-} ficiency—your chances of success— ur wi ever, t4 iT OF w. may used in thems” hey are gjoulture for the use of sora urs Ww! aking powder have been added. . antee to perform the most difficult] don’t delay this important matter. REGAL DENTAL OFFICES DR. L. R. CLARK, Manager. N. W. Corner Third and Union. 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