WEATHER RETORT
Yesterday: M^x.>35. Min. 17.
PRICE 10 CENTS
mill Mil DECK
MHH 01 IBS
Cannot Break Through to Paris on
Account of Attacks on Both Wings
by British and French Troops—Will
Try Encircle and Storm From Natural
Defined Sectors
W.th French A'rmy in, Field.
Wednesday — Failure on th© part
of the German itrnij- to reach. paris
•iml Am.©us, owing to attacks oa,
t*"e ;>:• rt of French a:i.d British.
'tools which, ' as been nif'tlo time
auU tim* asain on both, wings has
appar*utlv caused the German oom
ai-'-rid centerr its efforts on the^
lai «er city.
It is believed that II Men burg is
hoping that ho can encircle! Amiens
' by "Hacking it tram. naturally- d.e
Xinrj sectors along tha rviers to
the vlciulty o£ that; city.
Every ivreixaTatioii is being made
| bv Gen'l Fock to hold the city
against a concerted! actioa of the
I enremo* ,aJid thie Rit.uation| is soj
well in hand that littte fear is
1 expressed that any am®«h the1
| tr*rman troojisj hurl agaimjst
lhe defending French aii<i British
I troops can •rossi'biy brtfUc thru.
FRiJZ sei
Faris, April 15. — At Sen o'clock
this morning the enemy asain r^
suiund th-> bombardment orJ this
city but I'ttle damagg has been re
ported.
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5 ADVAIC
Seattle, April 3.—3kagif. county
officials ar*- investigating the death
of Fred. LaubnOr, who was found
.Mocdav on the river bank with, his
il- r"at cut. The theur>" has beeu
udvam-id that it might be a Pos
sible case of murder, and that Laub
iw>r was slain a"d then the knife
placed iji hi& hands to bear wit"
iit-ss 'hat he had oonvmited suicide
Mr. »nd Mrs. James Gaudin arrvi
ed in Sicgwav on, the Princess So
•jhix Sunday, and yesterday con
tinued on to ttheir home im white
horse. Mr. Gaudin is superintend
ing engineer of the White Pasa
rl» r division.
GERMAN ATTAGK
15 REPULSED
London, April 3.—The British
lroops, after sharp fighting, last;
nigh* repulsed a determined at
tack of the Germans iu the nefe(b
b or hood of pampomx, the war of
fice aiinouOceyi today ,>
The announcement also g&ys that
the town of Ayette, southwest' of
Arras is again] th*j possessing
Of thp British, tie CWrman^ hay
ing veei- driven out nfter a hand
struggle. 1
RIGGSlis
OPPOSITION
Washington, Tuesday—.The nom
ination of Thoma« Rlggs, Jr., tor
governor of Alaska came up before
the senate territories commission to
day, and & hearing was hteid. Op
ponents to the nomtoation appear
ed and many sensational eha;rges
"•gainst Riggs were filed by Alas'
kans who are against the nomina
tion while many friends appeared
in supsort of the jiomanatioji.
Is The Key
Note of
Good Dressing
You will find style and
service in the Suits and
Dresses which we just
received and have now
on display.
ALBERT REINERT
Broadway between Third and Fourth Phone 41
U.S. TROOPS 10 BE BRIGADED
WITH 11 FRENCH M BRI1ISH
Washington, Tuesday—According
to an officii an,uounceimieiit Bi|a4©
| i„ London today, American units
no iv in France are to t>e hrigU'deid
with the British *Uid French or
j ganJzatlons. This J?lau wag Hocide-d
I upon at a comferencq between,
Secretary Baker and Qeaflr&lft BUbs
anil Pershing had with, British, and
French officials.
MAKING PICTURES UNDER SHELL FIRE
When you pick up one of the many publications which print war photo
graphs and see -startling pictures of actual lighting at the front, or when you
see real buttle scenes ni; tl»e screen, very rarely do you think of the hazard
the photographers run who make the (holographs, This picture shows French
photographic operators working near the front lines within the range of
enemy tire. The smoke from an exploded shell can he seen. The men in the
photographic division who make the photographs for war records and for the
Intelligence bureau are In as much danger as the men in the trenches.
PROVIDE SEVERE PtlSflLir FOB
DISLOYAL ACT MID WORD
Washington, April 2.—The sell"
'ate judiciary committee today adopt
ed. an i'nie!i(tlmeiit propopeU b'y seu
a tor Miles Poiawlexter. whi<h i>re
i scribes imprisonment t'or tw>>nity
years and ten thousand dollars
fine for "whosoever B^il by word
or act support or faty°r th« casiBe
of the German empire or its aJ"*
1 -s, indiepaiiident of the war. Or
oy v. ord or &ct oPipfl^jj th^ cau&e
of ' I • United States th«reln.
SiilL HOLDING
GERMANS BACK
Paris, April 3. — German) troops
u sreftt force made attacks on the
lines south of Aloreuil l*«t night
but the French trails repulsed the
a'*acK, causing considerable loss
to the enemy.
French troops also hiroko uifc
the German attacks near Roilot
anni gained considerable I ground
north cf Piedmont.
H»x Mc3weyn, commission, broker
from Vancouver, arrived in| SkaiT
way on the Princess enroute. to a,
tiin in'o Dawsoni where he will
Tisit tiLa trade durinig the? next two
months
iDUIGH ENTERS
Iflil PRBIEST
Washington, Tuesday—a formal
protest was today made to the
United states state department by
Augus' Philips, uiLtttetQr from the:
Netherlands to t,he United States
who was acting under instructions
from tho Hague, against the tak"
ing over of I>utchi ships, ffo action,
was t:ikea in thte matter, but the
Jhitch minister1 was informed that
would, be given an ans.'war to
his protect in a fth|c>rt time.
P. Zoitman of AUim, arrlv<e!dj uip
I on the Princess; an4 entrained'
yesterday for the trip over the
I summit to the* Atiinj district.
"HYGENO FLOUR"
We are prepared to fill your orders for this "Whole Wheat
Health" Flour in 10 or 50 lb. sacks at the same
price as ordinary (lour, viz:
80c and $3.25 Per Sack
This flour is suitable for all baking purposes and contains
more food values than any other flour we have.
P. H. GANTY
Store Open From 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. every day. One regular delivery a day
taking orders received until I p.m.
IS. TROOPS WILL BE SENT
10 BUFR TRAIKIIG
Seasoned and Developed Troops Will
be Sent Direct to Firing Line While
The Underdeveloped Men Will Re
place British Troops in Training
Camps For Finishing Touches
Washington, April 3. — It was
announced today at headquarters
that h large part o£ the Ration
al Army. will he sent to England
just as soon as ships, in. which, to
transport the taooipjB can. 1*4 as
sembled.
The (roops| npjv comprising a
substantial percentage pf all those
in' training' cajmppi in) thel United
Spates will hie t«fcejL to, England)
where* they will take the I'J^ce of
th» British, troops)' nojw in, Eng
land that have been undergoing,
military training.,
This plan Is entirely apart Tr<>n|
th" accelerated of the
American tjoopp to the firng 11m
and battle front In France, an-di
still wlta the end in vieyr of send
ing troops to France, only the
best divis.oris of the army will
to t! fronj, while th£>ae in a less
er stage of so Id lory development;
Will be sent to England wtoer© 'hey
will receive the finishing touches
which will prepare them to meet
F tz mid cope with hte pwtho^3 of
warfare. \ | | j | j jij
AIRPLANES GIVE
ENEMY FIGHT
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Loudon, ApMl 3. — Duiring the
aitr battle which, took pJacio along
the French front Monday, British;
aviatorg drtoippe-j. nemiteea tons
of bomibs into th-e enemy's lines
and also fired tjtausands of rounds
from tfae air at the German: infan^
trv.
As p result of this offensive, six
teen German aejrbpianeesl aiud two
observation balloons were e.hot
down. Iff
, Chicaeo, April 3.—Yesterday's
| election resulted) iu the defeat of
tlie thirty-three socialists who were
Tunning from the 33 aldermanio
w^xds of that city. This proves
conclusively that this city ia anti
i socialist.
io Bins
MASS 70 ATTACK
London, Tuesday—Dispatches re
ceived today from, Uikj front repoj-t,
tht Germans to have massed seventy
divslons in the region of Montd-W
ier, and preparations are! being
ma;ie lor a renewal of the drive
towards Amiens. .. ( j j.
FREMiS
ENEMV BACK
Par, is, Tuesday — French and
British troops R/h'amcedi last night
a considerable distance On th0
battln line between the Somme and.
.Demuiii, it was officially anmtofuneed
today.
The same report oflso Btated. that
Premier Clemenceaoi was shelled
yesterday while visiting1 thie French
i'rotn. All the windfows of the
Pi emier's auto were broken but
Mons. t'l^meueeau escaped unhurt.
Did You Ever
consider how intimate is the com
radeship between a man and his
Suit, Hat and Shoes ?
Where one goes, there goes the
others. The konger they are ac
quainted the better they like each
other and the more inseparable they
become.
From the day of purchase there is
a mellow atmosphere about an Ed.
V. Price Suit, a Hardeman Hat and
a pair of Florsheim Shoes—something
easy, intimate and comfortable—some
thing which induces the feeling of
dependableness.
The spring lines are here. Come
in and look them over.
JAMES KENNEDY