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Arizona republican., 1917-03-04
Its Wonderful Performance Endures

The small bore, high speed Haynes motor de- velops more power than any other of equal bore and stroke. With ordinary road conditions and with regular gear ratio the Haynes gives you sixty miles per hour, yet throttles down to one mile per hour on high.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04

stamina-aIf this with un- usually low lpkeep cost.
 You want good looks in a car-and the Haynes will delight you i'll that respect. But you also want to know that you are getting a motor and mechanical construction which will stand up to its work and out-perform high priced ears year i'll and year ont.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04

For Haynes Light Six es, akin to these new mod els in weight, power plant and principal mechanical structure, have been given a grueling which exceeds 100, 100000 miles of actual road travel.
 We state that the upkecp cost of a Haynes rivals that of Sl. .000 cars. These 32 months of usage at the hands of 15,000 average drivers bear us out. Thus do Haynes upkcep and operat- ing economy outbalance lower cost. We. therefore. repeat: Lower priced cars won't cost you less.
 Americas Greatest Light
 Twelve" is the Haynes
 Likewise you are invited  to learn about the new 1917
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04

The Haynes will climb the average "low-gear' upgrade without a shift from high gear. In the straight-away it will pick up from five to thirty-five miles per hour in seven short seconds.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04
To Avoid the Necessity of a Second Choice" Gar

Rare have been the in- stances where a Haynes was available for immediate de- livery, so popular have they been. We suggest, after you have decided upon a Haynes, that your order be placed without delay. Upon the date you select we can then give you an on-time delivery.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04
Low Upkeep Cost A Principal Factor

The answer is in the Haynes itself-the car that more than satisfies the de- mand for big, roomy, hand some automobile, with top notch power, speed and
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04

Haynes Light Twelve ''America's Greatest Light Twelve as it Is known i'll motoring circles.
 You will indeed be fortun- ate in a possession such as this. No multi-cylinder mo- tor car at any price matches its superb. flexibility, speed, power and pickup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-21
Waterfront Notes
nv AIM AN

German sailors IN small numbers
may be shipped on boats leaving
American ports. according 20 orders
received by Shipping Commissioner
James - Sell today They are
warned. however. by the shipping
commissioner. that on ships bound
for ports OF or passing thru waters
Of nations. dominlons or colonies OF
nations at war with Germany. they
will probably be arrested on arrival
This supersedea a previous order
which forbade the signing OF Ger.
man aud AusiroltunRarian subjects
on oversee ships which was sent
out last week BY the department of
commerce No unnaiuralized Ger
man or Austrian subjects may ship
ar wireless operators. according 70
Secretary 81 Commerce Rcdfield's
orders today
ON ships bound 20 neutral ports
or Ia coaAtNise trade. a percentage
Of Germans small enough to pre-
clude seizure or menace 10 the
safety Of officers and crews may be
ehipped al the discretion Of the
chipping commissioner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-21
BIG CAR ROUTE FEST
GETS NO RESULTS

Marked by wrangling between
residents Of the district and Man.
ager A. l. kempster. OF the 5. H.
company. the conference held by
city councilmen and company Off
clals AZ the council chambers Fri
day discussed al great length the
petition OF the residents Of 23rd
ave. north OF Madison St. TO have
cars routed from that region direct
ly down town
II was charged by Kempster that
the reverse OF the public service
commission ruling on the matter
after Charles Reynolds became
chairman Of the commission. was
significant. and that Reynolds had
his mind made M prior TO his ad.
vent on the commission.
Adair Rembert. representing the
residents, challenged kempster to
prove IL. and for a few minutes
things we're coming and going rap
idly, but altho enthusiastic" IL was
gentlcmanly.
The matter was referred to the
public utilities committee
The petition OF the Madrona resi-.
dents for more direct service was
laid over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-21
WAGE RAISE IS UP TO
MAYOR AND COUNCIL

Arguments for and against an
Increase OF 20 per cent In the pay
OF city employees We're heard by the
finance committee Friday. and the
matter referred. with the recon.
mendation that II be decided By thel
council sitting as budget commit.
tee. with the mayor and heads OF
departments present.
An increase would mean the ad.
clifton of $4,000 10 the payroll,
and since there is no money avail.
able for this purpose now. II would
be necessary to pass an emergency
ordinance and draw against next
year.
The arguments In favor are the
high cost of living and the fact that
because of low wages skilled OK.
perts are leaving city departments
for private work.
The increase would apply only TO
those drawing less than $500
month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-21
FRICTION FOUND |
IN WAR MOVES
AT WASHINGTON
BY CARL D oRoAT

HH fffaM starr OFT ~ lF..f
WASHINGTON, April IT.
America may have 20 central
ire her government further for
war times. Just az England and
France have done.
The reason for this, In the
view Of many here, 10 that al
present many administrative
duties are overlappins-if not
actually conflicting.
The food situation is n striking
example OF the problem before the
government Three distinct agsn.
Giles are discussing or wanting 70
probe II to the bottom-the agri-
culture department. the federal
trade commission and the National
Council Of Defense. ---
Houston and Hoover Clash
That there may be just trace
OF friction Ia these three divergent
elements was indicated By the re.
mark OF Secretary Houston when
asked II Herbert Hoover. acting
for the national Council. would lie
In charge Of food investigation.
why. / thought the secretary Of
would be In charge.
Houston replied
Many here have thought Hoover
was to nave sort of food dicta-
torahlp-but he won't II Houston's
ideas are c@rrect
Coffin Conflicts With Wilson
Another instance OF where tie
branches apparently
fan to team together fully II indi-
Gated from the fact that sunday
Wilson appealed TO Tie
country ior it, service and TO prac-
lice economy 4 few days later
Howard Coffin Of the National
Council Of Defense issued a state
meut explaining what kind Of
economy 10 practice and virtually
saying. Don't practice e1traords-
nary economy
Reports are current that So q.
The government branches arsFHof
,ntirely pleased at the Nauonsi
Council OF Defense with it's neces-
tarily divergent powers as repre-
scented BY men from many walks Of
life
In the circumstances there i
talk that something may have 70
be done to give a broader central
the war only.
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DANCE HALL WOMAN
SLASHED BY LOVER

Mrs. Frank Petruzzalli. a dancing
entertainer at the Dreamland. Sixth
ave. s. and King ST.. was assailed in
the dance hall last night by a man
believed to be Peter Leagroia. and
was slashed on the cheek and nose
by the razor OF her assailant. Lea.
groia had been paying attentions 10
Mrs. Petruz2alli, who had warned
him that his offers of marriage were
premature, as she had not yet oh.
tanned a divorce from her husband.
The zip of Mrs. Petruzzali's nose
was cut off. but surgeons believe 1t
may be grated in place again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-21
GIANT JAW BONES or
MHAIr ABE SHOWN HERE

A pair OF lower maxillaries. en-
tlrcly outclasriug the iawbone Of
biblical fame. Wetc received recent
ly by the Old Curiosity Shop. on the
water front They are Jaw bones OF
whale. caught in the Strait OF
Juan de Fuca, near Sooke. OH Van
couver island They are 20 feet one
inch In length. and weigh something
over n thousand pounds apiece
There Is only one pair that Is larger
In the world. and that Is in the mu-
scum n Auckland. New Zealand
.iis feet in length.
The sulphur bottom whale IL
equipped with these delicate maxil.
larieH
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hep! HEP!

No aliens will be allowed to
teach in the public schools OF the
state after September ]. under
ruling Of the state board OF eduoa.
ton. Exchange professors and Ger
tain special instructors in the state
college and university are excep
iions.
Labor shortage in North Dakota
has forced women 10 work in the
fields.
Private G. X. overton, ldahcp--'
iional Guard. was shot in the leg
while on duty al railway BRIDGE
near Spokane Friday night. His
assailant escaped,
Seventeen thousand dollars, the
surplus OF the Eagles lodge of this
city. viii be invested in United
States war bonds The members
voted this investment as against
others more profitable.
Al,ho denied by them. IL is rumor-
ed that the visit OF Capt. c. r. Har
dy. of r. NJ $. Avoca: Lieut.. W. II.
Townsend. OF the same vessel. and
Lieut. Com. II. Jones, OF the Shear
water, are I'm Seattle to arrange for
the cooperation OF the Pacific fleet
and English vessels in protecting
the Northwest The three English
men CANA frnm Victoria Is, unffnrus
Students of the university are pa
triois TO the core. said President
Suzzallo. in an address in the gym
nasium.
James Rosenberref. raw fur d
er. didn't know war had beeynr
clared. He left for Bering ~
March l and got back Friday. Unfit.
he reached Seward. on the return
voyage, he had heard nothing OF the
declaration of hostilities.
Capt r. W. ]. Murtagh. Holmes.
imperial service man. Royal cavalry.
is circulating handbills on Seattles
streets. urging British subjects 10
Join the Canadian troops PERMITS
sion was given by Chief Decking
ham.
Out of l3S recruits. - have quail.
fled in the aviation corps in the last
month. says Mai F. A. Boutelle.
army recruiting officer here.
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i-Roo1 CoTTNJE ron Rent. ,ito.
West ttss
nuNGALUws FoN REST ar ADAMS
st Faantlsroy IVES, SO
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GUARDS FIGHT IN
OHIO FAIR GROUNDS

COLUMN :. O. April al Seven
guardsmen and eight unknown men
engaged In pitched battle last
night on the state fair grounds after
two loiterers had been surprised in
the cavalry barn. Capt. Simon Nash
admitted today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-21
ALLIED FLAGS TO
FLY IN CAPITAL

WASHINGTON. April 21.-For
the first time in history. flags OF
foreign nation are TO ~ from a
luhlic building in Washingsmy
French and British flags will he
displayed on either side Of the
: merican flag over the entrance 10
the state, war and navy building
while the British and French war
commissions are in WASHINGTON.
Flag staffs for the purpose are be-
ing erected today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-21
LABOR TO HOLD
WAR MEETING

Delegates from the labor union
locals OF the state will meet at the
Labor temple Sunday. at 10 a m.
to formulate a declaration OF labor's
relation 20 the war
The meeting Is called hy the
Washington State Federation OF
Labor II is expected that the dele
gates will represent nearly every
part Of Washington
There will be a free discussion OF
all phases OF the problems confront.
ing labor as the result OF the dec.
laration OF war
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COMMERCIAL CLUB INVITES
AUXILIARY TO CO.. 4 TO
|A%TTENOPATR|0TC MEETING

gegErHL- "4.-tEF''Ll .N'I r.r.'f. . -
The capital city Commercial Club
has invited the newly organized WON
ans auxiliary to Company A, to at
tend a patriotic meeting this evening
in the clubs rooms.
The meeting, which will be called
at Z o'clock, is a preliminary for
the furthering of the arrangements
for the big demonstration planned
for next Thursday, Lexington Day.
The women are ready and willing
to assist in every way they a and
were enthusiastic regarding the plans
for this celebration.
Mrs. Peter Reid is president and
Mrs. Donald McPhee, vice president.
Mrs. Amelia Erickson Illness and
Miss Leila Diesem are. the other Of
ficers. Mrs. J.. P. Dunn, Mrs. Hugo
Mella and Mrs. Flow compose a spe-
cia1 committee to work with the ex-
ecutive board.