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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-23
Beef With York
AGED PICKPOCKET
DRAWS LONG TERM

I'd Burns. alias George Clifton.
al!as New York Eddie" an s2.y.ar-
old olvil war veteran. and Walter y.
Cole. 81. convicted pickpockets. were
sentenced TO serve from one to Is and
from two and a half to n years. ~.
spectvely. in the walia waila pcni-
Tertiary. by Judge Ronald Saturday
Burns and Cole were charged with
stealing two watches from pcdcstri.
ans on Washington st Cole appeal.
ed 10 the court 90 send him 20 Waila
Waila rather than the Monroe re-.
forrnatOry, because he knew 50
many kids" at the reformatory that
he was afraid he would not have a
chance. and also because he would
not be- permitted to smok. there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-23
JAPAN SEEKING
POSSESSION OF
GERMAN ISLES
ny ROBERT J. BENDER

'tTlffu l-TsTfH tgfItBi'sho'N'
WASHINGTON, Nov. %
japan l,opas for . big place In
the sun NJ a result of the world
pessce conference, according tn
diplomats today.
The nil<ado. IL In believed. PLAN
not only IN seek retention Of Khan
Chau and other German island pos
sessions In the Pacific now unds
the Japanese flag. but also expccu
world recognition OF special trade
and economic relations In China and
Siberia
According to diplomatic informa
ton. tho JapaDese Delegates TO the
conference will carry with them sev
en- basic principles. an follows:
Unquestioned concurrence with
their lawful ally. Great Britain. liz
the question Of freedom OF the seas
and other universal matters affectins
the future Of the British-Japanesc al
lance.
Sympathy with the United States
and the entente in the plan to pro
tect the new nations arising out OF
the war. and TO safeguard the worie
against future wars.
Recognition OF Japanese nccessdty
In preserving order In Siberia 20 pro
tect the integrity OF her domains and
populations.
Recognition OF a legitimate finan-
ciaI, commercial and industrial
spehere OF influence In China
Permanent occupation OF Kiao
Chau under terms that may be salts
factorily arranged between japan
and China
Japanese pro,ectorates over the
Marshall and Caroline islands and
other former German possessions In
the Pacific.
Reciprocity rights for Japanese cit.
liens turnout the world.
II was Indicated. however. that the
terms are more or less general, and
the japanese representatives win 20
20 Versailles more TO cooperate with
their associates in the war than 10
seek rewards or favor.
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BY a. T.. GEI.DHOF
T.. A. washington Bureau. 1928

N. +. A. washington Bureau, 1928.
1874 Munsey Bldg)
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Nov. "a
on the mountain where Noah de-
seconded from the ark and defied the
waters which covered the earth. to-
dag a sturdy people stands defying
the Turiu TO drive them off.
Mt Ararat Is the center OF n
Christian republic. inhabited by sew
erai million Arynenians.
Its freedom has been recognized by
the Turks. the unspeakable OPP
pressors who for hundred centuries
have tortured its people. and by the
Germans
In the belief that America and her
allies should encourage all nations
I'm their ambition TO be free, Con.
gresham Edward c. Little of Kan
sas City. Kan. has introduced in
the house the following resolution:
That the Armenian. people are en-
titled to be a free and independent
nation. with access 20 the sea and
with opportunity TO develop all the
resources OF the region they inhabit
and secure all the advantages OF
that Christian civilization for which
they have endured martyrdom for a
thousand years. and the republic OF
Ararat should be given universal
recognition as one OF the govern.
ments OF the EARTH"
Congressman Little. who was dip
lomauc agent TO Egypt a number OF
years ago. is probably the best in
formed authority on Armenian AT.
fairs in the United States. lie has
made close study OF the people and
their country for 20 years or more.
and he is in close touch with Ar.
menians both abroad and In America.
Want 100000 Troops
He wants the United States to send
100000 American troops to Armenia
to help drive the Turks back into
Anatolia and assure the republic Of
Ararat a free place among independ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-23
ISY BIDDY Rye

Thanksgiving dinnerf oh. yes
But turkey dinner oh, mol
II not turkey. WHAT shall we
Hcrvo7
There is a noble array Of turkey
rivals.
First come all tho fowls. chicken.
goose duck or squads. Try these
recipes. and the departed turkey
will be "unwept. unhonored and un.
sung"
Chicken Fie-Cut up plump.
tender young chicken In pieces for
serving and put to boil In cold
water. when boiling. add large
onion. y cupfui sliced carrot. I cup
ful fine chopped celery and table.
spoonful Of salt Boil until meat In
tender and remove chicken from
liquid. letting the liquor boil 10
minutes more. Cool chicken and re-.
move from bones. Put tho meat In
deep baking dish. skim the boil
spoonful OF coruHtarch. Pour the
liquor OVER IN. chicken and cover
with good pie crust Rake brown
Roast soose-ciean. sing. and
truss a tat goose same as turkey
IL prepared. Stuff with bread. sag-
and onions and put in roaster
Pour over the fowl l cupfui Of boil.
inR water. cover and roast 20 min.
utes To tho pound when roasted
tender. drain off the IN, and rave
Then brush the fowl with butter.
sprinkle with salt and pepper. flour
lightly and brown. Serve hot. With
giblct gravy and cranberry Aauc-
Tenderioin Turkey-Buy two fine
largo pork tsndrrioins. wipe clean
and split them lensthwise thru the
middle and fill with rzisin and
bread dressing. reason 10 taste
Sew or .skewer them together. put
In n roasting pan and cover with
bacon strips. Bake three-quartsrs
Of an hour and haste frequently.
Serve with Drowned potatoes and
apple sauce
English Roast Reef With York.
shire Pudding-Buy prime roast
OF beef and wipe the surface with
a cloth dipped in vinegar. Lay the
meat In n rooster and pour over Il
a cupfui Of boiling water Drrdgo
with -four. cover and allow 20
roast. allowing 10 minutes 10 the
pound. Baste often with the juice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-23
ARAFAT REPUBLIC
ASKS RECOGNITION

ent nations.
An army of nearly 100000 Ar
menians. every soldier Of them in
spired by his ambition TO make his
country forever free. has been fight
ing the Turks for three years" he
said in an interview. and has actual
ly succeeded in making the sultan
recognize their nation as an indie
pendent republic.
"a little army Of 10. 900 Armenians.
led by Gen. BaSradouni. who was
chief OF staff in Kerensky's army.
has duplicated the feat of the Czecho-
Slovaks in Siberia. and fought its
way thru the Tartar horses in
southern Russia TO Baku. the famous
oil city. They held the city until
month ago. when the Turkish regu-
lars came to the rescue Of the Tar
tars and drove them out. together
with 5000 British soldiers who had
come up from Bagdad. The Turks.
however. have within the past two
DAYS been forced to evacuate Baku.
This Armenian army is now hold
ing Erivan. a modern city OF 10000
people, the present capital OF the
Ararnt republic.
This republic. not more than 100
miles long by $50 miles wide. the
Turks have recognized as the repub-
lie of Ararat. because they do not
wish to give il the name of Armenia
and so recognize the Armenian race.
But when the Turks power over OPP
pressed nations is gone. Armenia will
take its own name.
TT will embrace territory as large
a. France. extending from the Geor-
gian republic. In the Caucasus. to the
Mediterranean at Mersina- and as
far east as the border of Persia. /,
will include the important port OF
Trebiyond on the Black sea. and
probably Baku on the Caspian Err.
erum will be its capital. IL viii he
the dominating nation of Asia Minor
for its people are the most intelligent
and business-like in the Orient"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-23
KEEN SOCIALIST IS
LEADER OF POLAND
ny FREDERICK NJ. KERRY

IN r ~ NthiI 'ortfHp'bufuAf
NEW YORK. Nov. ?s.--"Poiand
could not have better leader than
it's new socialist president frnaox
nasxynski. who. l arm glad TO say.
Is my good personal friend" sald
Charles W. Erwin. editor Of the no
eiailst daily Newspaper, The Call
Mr. Erwin was socialist candidate for
governor OF New York In the elec-
ton Just past. and has been for
many years n leader OF the party
in Philadelphia and New York.
My friendship with Dasxynsh
dates from 1910. when he toured
this country under the auspices OF
the national executive committee OF
the socialist party. He formed
many Polish socialist branches In
the United States. one OF them be.
Ing the Galician branch in New
York.
4 Clear Thinker
"DasxynskI IL one OF the clearest.
kecnest thinkers in the information
al socialist movement. a man OF
force and action. he IL an ideal
executive. lie was tho first social.
f., delegate representing Poland at
the interna uonal socialist congress
Mt BRUSSELS in 1891. and has been
n delegate TO every international
congress since that time. lie was
tho founder OF the Polish Gaiicisn
socialist party on February IS.
1891. Five years aftcrward he was
elected socialist deputy 10 the Aus.
TRAN parliament from Cracow. hts
home. lie was the founder OF the
first Polish socialist daily paper.
known az Naprzod Forward. This
he launched at Cracov in 1894. and
II IL still published there.
Friend Of Licbkneeht
"DaEzynsk. iS a personal friend Of
Dr. Karl Lieblnecht and Or. Victor
Adler He is an interna tIonalist.
an excellent speaker and tirelcss
worker"
The formation OF the socialist
Polish republic at Cracow was an.
nouuccd in dispatch from Anster.
dam.
The first act OF President Daszyn-
ski was the appointment Of Joseph
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-23
ASK COURT TO
FORCE INQUEST

For the first time within the
knowledge OF county officials. the
prosecuting attorneys office has ask
ed the superior court for n writ Of
-nandamus compelling the county
coroner TO conduct an inquest that
IL is alleged he refuses TO hold.
X. Yanagnwn, Japanese. was
shot in a poolroom nj cs2 Jackson st..
November -. and the police claim
that A. KaInota was found standing
over him with n revolver in his hand.
Prosecuting Attorney Lundin says
that In spite OF n formal request from
his office, Coroner G. c. Tiffin refus-
ed to conduct AN inquest. on the
ground that the expense 10 the coun'
~ was unnecessary. ms the indica'
lions were that the man killed Yama-
rnwa in s-if-defense.
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the cover. take up the vegetables
and brown the meat. Serve hot
with the vegetables and sliced lem.
on and parsley garniture.
Rabbit Roast--Prepare two dress.
ed rabbits by wiping them off with
a clean. wet towel stuff the rab-
bits with IA forcnment OF crumbs,
fat pork. minced onion ami salt and
pepper. Sew them up with fine
thread and lay In the rooster on
top Of thin sliced fat pork Cover
with more pork slices and pour
over them cupful Of meat stock
or hot water. Roast for an hour.
remove the pork. brush with butter
and drcdgc with flour 20 brown.
Serve with rarnish OF parsley
and tomato sauce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-23
PATRIOTIC COUNCILS
VOTE TO CONTRIBUTE
FOR PEACE WORK

Friday night over 200 delegates.
representing 81 councils OF patriotic
service in King county. met in special
meeting 10 consider the problems Of
reconstruction.
IL was decided the need for work OF
the councils OF patriotic service dur
ing the reconstruction period just
flies their continuance.
Professor c. y. Bissett. OF the Uni
versity Of Washington. Judge Don
worth and Fred c. Stimson addressed
the meeting.
IL was voted not only 10 continue
the councils OF patriotic service. but
also TO increase their effectiveness
thru better organization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-23

To make the Yorkshire pudding
beat three eggs with q pinch OF
salt and add pint Of milk and
two thirds cupful OF flour. Stir 10
a smooth batter. pour into CREASED
pan and bake until done. Serve
with the beef and gravy. cut In
squares. as a garninh.
Braised Beef Tongue-Ciean and
boil a fresh beef tongue for one
hour. Trim off any waste part
neatly and rkcwer the root and Zip
ends together. Have ready in the
rooster n layer OF sliced onion. car.
rot. CELERY. tomato and minced psrr-
ley. Put In the boiled tongue and
cover with another layer OF vege-
tables and add cupful Of the
water IN which tongue boiled. Cook
two hours until tender. Remove
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-23
Crook With Cream
Hued Hat Sought

Paul s. IIirado. japanese pro.
prictor OF the American restaurant.
800 First ave. Saturday told the po-
lice he had been victimized OF s25
by the passing Of a bogus check by
another japanese on November IL.
Hirado said the check artist In.
variably wore black frock coat.
light trousers. n soft cream -oolored
hat and n crescent scar OF knife
encounter on his right cheek. lie
always rides in a tasicab. Hirado
says.
Questioned as TO why he was 80
tardy in reporting 20 the police. Hi.
RADIO stated that he had been gath.
ering evidence and data for the pc.
lice to begin work on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-23
Sub" That Raided
u. S. Coast Interned

HARwICH. Eng. Nov. s3.-The
crew of a submarine. which had op-
Grated off the American coast and
which was included In the fleet sur.
rendered here yesterday. claim they
sank $1,000 tons OF shipping. Their
craft carried a2 mines and % tor.
pedosF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-23
SIX FLU DEATHS ARE
REPORTED ON FRIDAY

Six influenza deaths were report
ed In Seattle Friday. while az new
cases developed. There were no
new deaths or cases up TO noon
! Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-23
WsTI.AkE.--.MONnAY

stalls 1s-ib. fresh ground Liberty
steak. per ID. zoe; fancy steer pot
roast, per 10. zoe. Stall 1903. best
Gold Coin potatoes. per cwt. S225.
Spitzenberg apples. per box s2aB;
fancy King nppies. per box ga;
kraut, per at. 15c: peach preserves,
per a. SOC; plum butter; per at zoe.
ter. Csc: good storage eggs. per dozl
5bc. Stall if2. broomr. boc each. 8
lbs Karo. i5c; 3 bottles bluing or
ammonia. 2bc Stall 1870. 25c can
Asparagus, Csc; | gal. Pompcian
olive oil, $40. ib. I'M Bros.' cof-
fee 35c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-23
JAILED FOR AUTO THEFT

\ sentence Of from two 10 ~ years
In the Walla waila penttentiary was
imposed Saturday by Judge Everett
Smith upon Tom Mcfarland. who
last July stole an automobile at Ar.
iington from an Indian. and sold Il
for 5000 10 a Seattle garage man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-23
BAKERS JOKE

WASHINGTON. u. c.. Nov.
22--Ncwton ID. Baker. secretary
of war. said a.,
This is 1T:
An Ohio friend was walking
with Baker and they got in front
OF the war department building.
What building is that"
Bakers friend asked.
That" replied the secretary
OF war. is the war department
building"
And who works In 81"
Half OF EN-" said Baker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-23
MORE MONEY For REIGIIM

WASHINGTON. Nov. 23.--The
treasury today granted n credit of
s.. 200, 900 TO Belgium, This makes
the total loans TO Belgium sies.120..
900 and n total To all the allies OF
ss,iSs,576 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-23

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Witness TO wreck between auto
mobile and switch engine be-
tween spokane and tilliyard.
Wash. October 30. 1915. please
notify NJ. ~ snyoer, Union MIL.
Hotel. Seattle. before sunday.
November -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-23
PINE sTVEET-uoNDAy

SIX 7bc bars Crystal White soap,
I lbc Creme OIL. soc; 2 l6c pkgs
Crystal White SOAP chips, / he
Creme oil 30c; 4 t5c Creme on. 3Oc (:
3 1bc bath tablets. 1 i5c Creme OH,
900; 3 l5c bars Imperial Peroxide, /
i5c Creme OF, soc: ] l5e pkgs T.. G
cornflakes; 25c; cans Campbeirs
or Van Camps soup. Csc: cans
carnation or Borden'E milk doe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-23

Pilsudsl<l MS minister OF war for the
newly formed republic. Pilsudsli
was only a week ago released by
the German military authorities
from the intcrnment camp at
Mannheim. He Is one OF the best
known socialists OF Poland. The
new Polish republic has assumed
authority. also. over Gallcia-Aus.
TRAN Poland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-23
sANITARY--MONpAY

Stall IS. : lbs. white beans. csc:
now walnuts. 3Jc ID ID pkg. Sea
Foam powder. 24c. 40c Pearls OF
Wheat. 52c. BOOTHS sardines, zoe
can; 2 pkgs. seedless raisins. s5c,
None such mincemeat. 1tc pkg; 3
lbs wheat flakes. 25c; 10. soda
graflfera igr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-23
Public Markets
ECoNOMy-NIOSDAY

Stall 81. pure frcHh milk. i5c at
stalls sT-3s. f0-fb. pail Earo syrup.
Soc 6-ib. pail karo syrup. f3c: a5c
pkg. Olympic pancake flour. csc: 35c
bottle Hnider's cstsup. Csc; i0c comb
honey. soc. 6 boxes good matches
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-23
Livonia Proclaims
Herself Republic

CoPENHAGEN, Nov. 23.-The
republic of Livonia was proclaimed
in Riga on Friday. IL was announced
in dispatches received here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-23
PIKE PLACT-noNDAy

Stall II. large cans Federal
milk. f0c: pkgs prunes or ralsin,.
25c; cans pumpkin. 25o: Csc aapar-
agus. Csc: large bottle catsup. 25o
3bc lemon or vanilla extract. 2Jc:
zoe can pork and beans, 15c. Stall
~. pure fresh milk. lie at. Stall
&c. large can Carnation milk, lac,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-23
INFLUENZA BAN
ON IN Denver

DENVER. Nov. 23.-Denver waa
.~,in under rigid closing regula-
tons today, after one premature
,i,,inr of the ban on public and pri-
yate gatherings. to halt the spread
OF influenza. .,.
Ma,k, must be worn here. With
the epidemic still serious thruou.
Colorado. this city has had totai
~ s.sss cases reported and sSs
deaths.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-23
SPECIAL. NOTICES

scANDfNAyfAN LECTURES WILL
be given by Mr.. and Mrs. John
Modem. from Chicago. Ephrlarns
messsngers, In I. o. @. r. large
hall 1903 Virginia IT. Take car
ID 10 Boren ave. next Sunday at
1890 p. m. Subject: The war ana
revolutions have come. which was
roretoId according to the Bible 40
Years ago. how Will IL end and
what will follow thereafter7' Nd
mIsgion free. All Scandinavians
are welcome
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-23

People OF the United States carry
more than 10000 900 900 OF life in
surance.
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GARAGEA

tM,1Acs REPAIR sHop"
cev,,sI Il. Pike fUpstairs)
pse,.ssS treatment. Honest ratsa.
"pt delivery. Cali East 800.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-23

MY DEiI.tE MINES FOR INVEST
MENT AND EARLY DIVIDENDS
ny presenting or mailing this al 10
US; you viii receive the highest
price for your LInERTN BONDS
We buy and sell bonds. Hank and
Industrial Stock. on partial pay
ments
W. s. HAWf.EY AND SON
Investment Securities
sol f,owman nidR. Elliott 1895
Reference
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yVW sAi.E-NrroMoe''.ts

SPECIAL OFFERINGS IN
! s,N used cars kememoot,
sheH.iit find all our used cars
yess.a yioe less than any ether
r,ses in Seattle
In ,,ur,rg car; engine IN
~ rood conditions good
49, 49, Special ...ssssss*ssss e-s
=. o~.,,snd touring car en-
~ VI. The Nsst of condittcni
"a tires; spotlight Special seo
rnrd sedan. with about -
yrss sasrs equipment spee'a' S00
49,. engine in very good
re Linton: good tires, Special as
o,S.ucNile. s-cylinderi
~ life new, Spcctai,... 1880
c.xse touring car: engine
w ssvT good condition. good
,,,ss. Special ...''''''''.. see
., maxwell sedan. Special. 600
c.shca touring car; good
III snrsn~ in perfect con-
1ss,ea Special ....''...,.. 500
ini Ass srsei s .....,........ 1900
"a. marty club roadster; In
TX ~ ~ 81 condition spe- -
rInl ......s......s''''''''' A-eV
.,une.l.rvENGoon MOTOR co,
snis 1893 18th Ave.
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IMPORTANT-ADD or MIiS
otto Close fnee Grace De cow
oarnestIy requested by Mrs. Jack
Mcclellan, Of Fort Saskntche wan
Alta Address reply 70 9l25 ya@-
per ave. Edmonton. Albefta' Can
ada. ,.
TED--DfAMoNDs. OLD COLD.
OLD JEWELRY. OLD sIkNEn'
WATCHES. OLD FALsE TEETH
HIGHEST PRICES PAID
SMITH JEWELRY co.
49, l.. &. SMITH BLDG. 9TH FLOOR
PRTVAT sANfTARfUM - Dis
enees OF women successfuily trent
ed. Registered physlcians. Terms
reasonable. 1877 18th ave. Cap
itol Hili car.
ALBERT T. HAAS. SEND ADDRESS
10 sister, Mrs. J. Jackson 5iof
Girard ave, philadelphia Ia
Have good news. --
HEEHA PACKS FOR GRAY HAIR
any shade. Switcheg dyed WINE
Won wait. Ladies' Improvement
Bhop, $40 Union.
OLD GOLD, SILVER. TEETH Ola
monds wanted. Highest price paid
f0s Cherry st -.
DIAMONDS. WATCHES ON CREDIT.
MICHAEL. z02 PIKE ST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-23

Y8rGy CARS CARRY THE SAINT,
QUARANTINE THAT AcCoNPA-
NJ NEW CAES--A~p ALL.
AWAITING AN E\ACTI>e;
sYAfTl.E MOTOR CAR CORP.
I'll EAST PIKE STREET,
PHONE EAST $40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-23
FOR sALE--AUTO TRUCKS

III, hA!NIER h-TON TRUCK /,
~. sell nj less than wholeaaie
'ki1Ds.LIvENGOoD MOTOR co
1909 Eleventh Ave.
rtoN TRUCK. SUITABLE ron
ea.1r or for wood hauling; good
TsvIoh. ~ your own price.
Bs,in Ballard z45s. EVENING".
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-1rI.fABI.E~ USED CARS
YOR SALE by A
.RY1.IARIsE" INSTITUTION
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PERSONAL.
IIea.AI. NOTICES

FORT Oif SEA1'Tt.k
GENERAL ELECTION
Notice Is hereby given To the quail
red Noters OF the port district of
the port 81 seattle that general
election Will be held In said poi :
district December Z. 1918, at
which there viii he elected one
commissioner from tho Third com
miEnioner'H district. Co serve for n
term OF three years Term to COM
menee on the second Monday IN
January, 1919
That at the general election to b.
held December 7, 1918. the polls
shall DO open between the houre
Of l o'clock y. m. and o'clock
y. M
THE PORT COMMISSION or THE
PORT or SEATTLE
by &. u. ltEMStiEHG.
lts President
Attest r, =. f.ippy,
Its Secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-23

= WANTED--AUTOMoBILEs
AZ NJ, 4 NEW GROOM MODERN
1sage, just completed. at 4sf2
ia ave. 8. w. that ! will sell
II. small payment down and
49, osianee Ike rent This prop
ia u free and clear Lot IL 50r
~ 10 an alley. will take small
HsenKer car ms first payment,
ens sidney 3sf evenings.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-07-12
NEUTRAL VESSEL SUNK
Norwegian Ship Is Destroyed by
German U-boat.
Only Eleven Members Of Crew Of
Twenty-seven Have Been Ac.
counted For

An Atlantic Port, July 9.-The Nor
wegian steamship Augvald, 2.0S9 tons
ou;d FOR Baltimore from a French
ort, has been cunk by a German sub
c;arine.
A transatlantic liner in port brought
the news of the sinking Of the Aug
valid in midocean June %, and also
ianded II members of the crew Of q
aen. Three. of the crew were drown
ID when the small boat upset, and the
'emaining 10 are ulaccounted for.
The rescued men were picked up by
e liner after having drifted help
ssly for II days, subsisting most of
,aat time on seaweed and rainwater
-'ng from their clo:hing or caught
i, their caps. They were in an ex-
iusted condition.
According to members of the crew,
submarine adopted the same meth
as used off the Atlantic coast. The
Gamer was stopped by shell fire, the
'ew ordered into two boats, and the
i,p then sunk with bombs.
Captain Egge of the .Augvald was in
'other boat with ~ men, and it be-
me separated from the lifeboat,
;hich was picked UP July 4.