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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-13
VOORHEES, DAYS
URGED TO GIVE
FARMERS HELP

WARRINGTON, March I3.-Fif-
teen voorhees, days IN all nonesscn.
tlal industries 10 release men for the
farm planting was advocated today
by Assistant Agricultural Secretary
Ousloy before the senate agriculture
committee
He said the 10 days could be dis.
tributod over "A period Of several
weeks. thereby relieving large
number OF men when the labor
shortage In acutcly felt.
Oualcy told the committee II might
be necessary TO take over farming
work before We win the war. aitho
ho hoped such n step would be un-
necessary.
The solution OF the seasons crop
depends on cnlistlng labor from the
cities. he said. Ousley declared that
many prosperous residents OF the
big cities were still reaping large
profits and Were willing even TO sac
rlfice convenience they have been
accustomed tc.
liunineFs men who have had ex.
pcrlencc On farms should close their
desks certain days a week and work
at agricultural pursuits. he said. lie
also said that women could be useful
in many iiner OF farm work.
ousley said that there would be "A
considerably increased wheat aero.
age over last year and that the pros.
poets were good except in certain
districts In the Southwest that had
suffered from drought.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-13
COURT MARTIAL FOR
DESERVING SOLDIER

A. H. Stewart. former private la
the national army cantonmont at
Camp Lewis. who 1a accused ~ de-
sertion and passing worthless
checks was captured Tuesday Ia 70.
attic by Police officer X l.. webb.
and taken 60 Fort iAwton. whore ho
viii be- held until trial by court
martial IL arranged
Stewart deserted January y and
was married TO a seattle widow Feb.
runry rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-13
WANTS MONROE
DOCTRINE FOR
II REPUBLICS

los ANGELES. March ia
Monroe Doctrine as the world plat
form Of all II republics Of the West
ern hemisphere instead Of the Unit
ed States alone. was given expreS-
sion here today for the first time by
Or. Alexandra Alvaros. member Of
The Hague Tribunal and Chilean
Statesman and Juriat.
As fecrctary-Renerai of the Amer
lean Institute Of International Law,
Aiynreu expects TO enunciate the
new Monroe Doctrine at the termlna-
ton OF the war.
THE old Monroe Doctrine, which
has come 10 be known an a thing
belonging 10 the United states. em-
bodies three Freat principles" DIR.
Alyarcs said THE first is. Acquire
right Of Independence The second Is
'Non.oocupauon.' The third is Non
colonization Of the Western hemis-
phcre'
After the war we shall need to
hold a great world conferences and
add two more cardinal principles to
the Monroe Doctrine. They win be
American republics cannot give
any territorial right TO European
powers and NO European power
can permanently occupy any portion
% the Western hemisphere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-13
ADVISE PAY INCREASE
TO WOMEN OF OREGON

PORTLAND. March 13.-Increase
Of % per cent in the hourly mini
mum wage paid women workers in
Oregon was today recommended TO
the Industrial Welfare Commission
BY the conference probing wage con-
ditionr.
II Is expected that the commission
win soon officially establish the new
minimum wage OF 2ih cents an
hour for all but mercantile and Of
flee employees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-13
Famous Scholar to
Talk on Palestine

"Zlonism and the Jewish Fu-
turc."
This viii be the subject % an
address given by Mr. u. Mossln-
sohn at the Masonic temple next
Tuesday evening.
Dr. Monslnaohn II director OF the
Hebrew college at Jafff Palestine
Tho meeting is being arranged By
NJ. Lowcnthal Of san Francisco.
director Of Zionist work on tho
Pacific coast.
Both the British and tho French
conauls have accepted Invitations
10 the lecture. which will discuss
the question OF restoration OF Pal
cstins 20 the Jews under the pro-
tcctorate OF the British and allies
governments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-13
WIDOW OF GARFIELD
is DEAD IN PASADENA

PASADENA. Cal. March H.
Mrs. Lucretia r. Garfield. widow OF
the martyred ex-presldent. James A.
Garfield. died at her home In South
Pasadena today. She was the moth
or OF Dr. Harry a. Garfield. fuel adj
ministrator
Mrs Garfield was enfeebled b.
age. being Sc at her death.
No details Of the immediate cause
OF the death nor Of funeral arrange
ments have been announced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-13
IT'S AN OLD, OLD
STORY SAM TOLD
SEATTLE POLICE

Snm itoFsc. who lives az the Rev
hotel. Maynard and King. took In
the FloHslo museum show. on
Washington at. between Occidental
ave. and Second ave. =.
The admission price Was 8 cents.
While inside, Sam was Invited TO
behold dancing exhibition 20 be
held In a secluded portion Of the
establishment. This was Co be- Of
such rare quality as to ncceasitate
an additional charge Of so cents.
but the dnncing was very poor"
said Sam. In u report 10 the po-
iice Wednesday. 1T didn't come
up TO my expectations az an. II
only lasted about two minutes. and
then was kicked into the alley
In tho rear OF the building"
chief Warrcn's Investigators lost
no time investigating.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-13

a'onE'r : eans meas. corn or tomatoes
&c: IN can Unions tea, Csc: MS
f1rs beans. ssr sc }Rr honey. Sc red
g~si Grocery. Annex. 10 r= onions ssr.
u 'Ns potatoes. Csc: I'm pkg niue
nihhou tea. SOC. ptrH Quaker corn
flakes Sc. sacks salt. Zoe a'hii q.
fresh cFgH. CSC dor cocoa IN huik. &c
~ fresh milk. Tic n, stall -. mar
riurton Hail coffee Sc iar Stall 10
oieofnerrarine. Sc N. ms
Zee Stall ~ iNn.fh sack fine potatoes
81 % Elliot, Fish Co English sole. DC
n. MS $50 linz cod. ife n. ma
;5e Gcar stan. bars feuor soap. &c
) hRrn fine hhnh anhn. Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-13
NAB TRANSFER MAN

George Carson. 80. transfer man.
was arrested by the dry squad Tues.
day night, when he called at the
Grea; Northern depot and obtained a
travelling bag OF bottled whisky.
George nald he was innocent. and
WIS only employed 20 take the whis
KS over 10 1855 Washington At The
dry gquad went with George to see
tina, he made hiH delivery safely. but
iieb Washington At disclalmed all
knowledge OF the affair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-13
GENERAL HITS SAWDUST
TRAIL TO GREET BILLY

CHICAGO. March l3.-Bnly Sun
days anwdust trail Is open today
The first man TO pass down the aisle
and grasp the eyanKeliAt's hand was
"a gray'haired man In the uniform OF
a brigadier general. the second was a
husky private In the United States
army.
II was not real trail.hitting just
n spontaneous. hand shaking recep.
ton. 1911 had Just finished another
fiery denunciation OF the kaiserites.
born Of a cannon bail and nursed
from "A brewery" when the Uniform
ed walked down TO shake his hand
The devil IL has been-a piker--
compared with that gink." he ex-
claimed. commenting on the kaiser
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-13

wan 10. steer boiling N.e'. ife -
small T-tanr steak sc - shoulder
rih steak. .ec -. Eastern srEAr cured
rirntr hrm. -rr - Riau 100. srfra
fancy win~sap srpiss. 81 90 boz ssed ro-
fia ms onions $50. cooking apples,
g. 70 ne 80 FtAil ~. local krAn,.
lie a. riceainl. sA~ - orange mar
-rAiadr &c " stau 49, pkrs enru
Takes ssc ft-or X haAinr powder
&c; citrus powder sc stall iet. mac.
aroui Or spaghetti o. pkg . cans TO-
fnainss Sc small white h~an. itc n
rams peas sc Rfhii ~ ne rrunss
ftcs rh- block fvs $50: : cans corn
.sc; tee ran f.fhhy'n hsetr isc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-13
LITTLE GIRL DIES
FROM GAS BURNS

The funeral OF little Jennie Muntz.
aged \. daughter of Mr. ana Mrs.
John Muntz. 42iG send ave r.. who
died from burns sustained when she
attempted 10 light the gas stove
Tuesday. viii be held from Mlttcl.
HtndtH chapel Ballard. probably
Thursday. All details had not been
arranged Wednesday.
The little Munt1 girl was remain.
ing home from school 10 aid her sick
mother In the care OF two babies.
when the accident occurred. She
died ~ the city hoHpltnl John Muntz
h "A conductor ON the Capitol I'M
line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-13
FRANCIS CABLES FROM
VOLOGDA: IN NO DANGER

WASHINGTON. March i3.--Am.
bassador Francis. al Voiogda. cabled
10 tho state department. under date
of the nth. the udings that he ard
the other diplomats had been enter.
tanned az dinner by the mayor. Fran
els apparently has no present inten.
ton OF moving. and evidently Is in
no danger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-13
enf TIr IND

Stall !, Sutrus rice - f's &c U~inr
beans tsmail cam. &c. minute tapioca
i-c pkg: Del Monte pineapple. 80 can
AnderHons. laundry soap. : bars sbc: anlit
peas. i0c ~ rolled oats. rba asc:
Cream 81 barley. 77c pkg Stall a.. hes,
Ierpov butter SIC ~ milk fhny brand
$500 cnso; best ranch eggs. CSC dos Stall
-. veal chops. Sc N. pork chops. &c
n Stall 20, bread. Sc loaf cookies. :
dos isc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-13

81 TRAFFIC VI0LATERS
SWELL CITYS COEEERS

Eighty seven traffic law violators
calmly shciled over t545 10 Seat,ie's
municipal court clerk Tuesday. Most
violators forfeited s. bail. Fines
ranged from g. 20 $50. Fourteen
speedcrs were arrested yesterday.
and five persons were reported in.
jurcd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-13

stan -. ~ ErAnuinisd sugar Go
Hfnii 20. puro natural NTH. iec At stall
~. isc can POI. and b~Ans Zee chick
fnod. 90 n. stall -. Esrir it0s- Sod
potatoes 90 sack. delivered Stall
~. solid pack tomatoes i1u can i.e
market baskets iec stall a.. pot roast.
fTNr ~. boiling beef. isc y soup
rttst. fe ~ Nfali a.. peanut better itr
n, cider vinegar. o. bottle Stall 1873.
sssatsss grape frui,. Tor sac cauiifiow.
~ re- ssrh stall 1911. Eastern SAT- oei.
tte n rait korh~gs salmon. isc 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-13
tpTt>Tn

stall Z potato salad. ioc ~; rists
white. 80 - ~ $50: apple butter
ifc n Stall -. tonh'hrn apples. 100
dos Yakima potatoes. 81 sack. do
iivsred bananas. iE~ nud .or dor Or
anreH. &c dor Stalls Lbs hamburger
and saunaFe. itr ~ ririoir steAt sc
~ T-hone steak. 80 ~ nos,o- butts
nc n home rendered lard . ms tsc
stsii -. fresh ling cod. rnr. $50. red
snapper fra asr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-13

stall fs -s Franuistsd Sugar stc.
stall -. pure mills. TO At. cream. 'ee
n HtHit -. fresh peanu, butter itc
- sfeah local fanfh eggs. &c dos. .
Washington creamery batter. SOC n .
wwift's Grrs Nut margarine. sc 70. :
ne ii6e Stalls t1-'t. snaii white navy
OF LIMA beans. ne $50 aun Maid
rniHius. re SOC td@ oatmeal ana
rfvrsrinr toilet roAp. CO dos Aun,
ni-ah rrtoisases Ice cen. t-fh can mo.
isss.s SEC. Sultan raisi-s. NJ .fe.
large wainuta @oc n : bars laundry
sosp. tte tec can pineapple. sc. onion
-rt- ffr n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-13
SHIPBUILDERS ARE TO
GIVE MINSTREL SHOW

4 minstrel show. with a cast OF 80.
every one Of whom IN an employe OF
the Seattle Construction & Dry Dock
Co. IL 20 be given In the Mctropoli-
tan March IS and 20. There are
several former professional perform.
ors now working in the yard The
proceeds viii so TO the athletic and
smoke" funds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-13
LINER GOES ASHORE;
PASSENGERS ARE SAFE

BOSTON. Mass. March i3.--The
Merchants and Miners liner kcr.
shaw. bound for this port from Flor
ida with large passenger list. is
aground 20 miles west OF Montauk
Point. l.. l.. according TO a wireless
received here this morning. All on
board are reported safe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-13
AUSTRALIAN VETERANS
SEEK MILLION DOLLARS

SAN FRANCISCO. March b.
Three Australian soldiers. each
wounded in the Gallipoh campaign.
are here today to start a campaign
TO raise a million dollars for the Red
Cross. They are Sergt- Maj. Robert
Carnle. Signaler Tom Skeyhill and
Private Cyril Povey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-13

Stall e.. -sr pkg washing powder. ite.
ths small pfunsa. ssc. SO 10 pail lara.
tsTz. cans peaches or pears. 1tr. ACC
ami ytc caun asparagus. &c and 2Tr.
rana CLANS. see. bars laundry soap. SIC;
large hottie cAtsep. SOC. large cans to-
rnatoss sac. chocolate. zoe ~. niirrd
orange. ieHnou and cltron peel. ior n
cans sugar peas see. lemon extract.
ior hottie ripe olives - ard ~ Jar
stall 81 itr bottle chft peppers. ioc. ice
bottle prepared mustard, &C.. t-r can
tuna nsh. D. stall ieA. apples, 81 %
tas and Up onions. ne lee lemons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-13
MESS FUND WHIST PARTY

A whist party for the benefit Of
the mess fund Of Company d. is1st
United States infantry. viii he given
by Mrs. A. Beckett. in the Caledonian
apartments. 1916 T.. 41st st. "a
Thursday evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-13
JAYWALKER IS CHARGED
WITH ASSAUlTlNG COP

JenH Epson. Dane. was arrested
Tuesday afternoon az Third and
Union. whiio jaywaikinR. An argu-
ment cnaued. lens assumed beliig'
crent attitude. and assault will be
added 90 the charge
James \. sexton. Women's Relief
corps. viii give a card party az \
y. m Thursday evening. March IL.
az Woifs cafeteria. siiA Second
ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-13
REPORT TWO MISSING

Walter Conners. II. 1905 Bennett
st. and Robert Lee Clark, IS. 1908
3sth ave. S. W. were reported miss.
ing 20 the police Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-13

ON MARCH 70. AT 10 O'CLOCK 4. ".
at County Courthouse, the sheriff will
cell lot 2. IN block ~. OF HiRelow's
Addition 70 Seattle. being No 22ii Mob
Hill ave. Queen Anne hill. to the high
est bidder. This II an s-room house.
with basement. In good condition. Paw
ing nil IN and paid.
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Public Markets


carnaiion milk. 3 large cans tsr. dos
iiasi small sise. cans isc. dos Toe.
: vernon milk : large cans Sc, dos
81 So small siar, cans t7c. dos Go
iietshsYs cocoa. n can 1sc. q N can
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-13

I otet ssssss $3.50 " aa"r'H"a -
State Of Washington, County Of King, -.
I. W. ". Crowther. cashier Of the above
nnmo0 bank. do soienniy swear that tho
foregoing statement "a true to the best
OF my knowledge and belief
W ". CROwTHER, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn TO BEFORE me this
18th day Of March. 1913.
H. G. MACDONALD,
Notary Public I'm and fer tho Stats o'
Washington. residing at Seattle.
Corrcrf-Atteat;
r. AUzIAs.TURENNF.
DANIEL KELBEHER,
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ai--llvrsrock ron SALE


WANTED GOOD HOME ron MAY.
tiful Colitei trained on stock; ~ 90
worth 100 to flghi parts. Phone
Natth tat
AEATrtE EAuniTtN ALL KINDS or
rabbits Htocl guaranteed ttfth and
KENYON. south purk
ron RAir 70 unirERH. / iutL
Grade Guernsey nnd iersoy. ~ years
.-ol1 Thos u Moran. punrernsrssss wash
ii\-hJToM0uIIEs FOR SALE
SAY YOU SAW II in THE srAR
apvrrriaE Yoru ctu nAHdAtNa
IN The star rhourants 81 possible
prospects. weil paid workers ana ship
ward men took fof Used Cor iiar'
rains" IN this column Fee rates ~ top
- first ceiumn, thir page.
Z rAHRrNurn MUCK GRAND. own
~ 1850 cash con beacon etIf be-
tween ~ and
WHY WAIT MONTH"; ron worm
B NEW rounf nuy mine to-day, so
bonus; terms as Green nidF.
ooon SsSe csgs wle,ee Ms,eS g
- For Sale Miscellaneous
/ SASH AM DOORS
/ n Won are uoins 60 build. or remodel
your house. 10, s.nd YOU our illus
trHted Catalogue 40. II 81 sash, doors,
! finish. paints. builders hardware.
| plaster beard. roofing. etc. Rent free.
| POSTPAID. on request,
toftrgF front doors sssssssssssstfst " ~
9tfsdst Gsrfrsr panel doors .......s ipf
ct.1t Slight windows ...fttsss..s fos
Oue-piy prepared roofing .t...s...s iaA
rwotply prepared rofius t,stsst.t, tTa
ITtrve-p'y prepared roofing ..+...s. sfp
80 81 and f.ft cedar lap siding = 90
Headed ceiling. ! g. 60 ft.....,t % 90
~ ftaartnE. n 20 3 fts.....-..s. 20 90
ist flooring ~ 60 n t...t.t...1 - 90
We se,l AnYone. ship anywhere, and
guarantee safs delivery
The largest factory tn the West selling
direct 90 consumer
a. y wtfi.fAMd co
iats FIRST Ave Seattle.
WHY NOT aAvE MONEY!
LAnfrT AID GTSTt EMEN'H HrtTN
AND oVpurO Ats ruoM 1900 TO
'iGeo pRrHEST Tttia ~ AND GEr
10 rFr CENT Gf'r Ypun FrH-
CHASE isa, rtHNr AVE-
rHONOrHAptfa ptfW rpFrtAtlf
FOREIGN RECORDS
MYTHICAL RECORD ENCItASGr
faie Westlah~ Eiiintt SEES
Opposite rev Times Mtg
We buy. trade. exchange. repair
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DIRECTORY
FREE

A CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DrEEC-
TORY. containing names. addresses
and phone numbers OF prominent firms
ana individuals IA practically all lines
VIII DO furnished you FREQ at Tho star
hu.inera office Nonil find " very
convenicn; book to have In your home.
Call at The Star building, 1907 18th ave
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Poultry for Sale

39-Poultry for Sale
HoGANIzED BABY CHICKS
We have chicks matched from heavy
laying Hoeaulzod parent stock. white
T.eRhornH. 81 90 per dozen, fi4 per 100.
ii30 per 1000. Can make quick de-
livery
Rhode Island Red and Barred Rock
chicks zoe each. SIS per 100
We do custom Matching and sell hatch
Ing eggs
QUEEN HATCHERY
80 Pike ~. with ARbling Boyos Reed
Store. Elliott 2o5f
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WE WILL SELL

500 Universal High Power Tel. 80 IS
1000 Mt nninelr Mining Co,...... 90
900 Chltna KusRulana Copper. 10
900 Allen Oh Co. ,........s...... 30
900 Duthic OH GO. ..........,'-.. 30
1 900 a. rnaa OIL co. ............. IA
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38-Business Chances
ne QUICK ron THESE BUYS
7s rooms: close in. $1,000 will get ~
- housekeeping rooms. $3.50 full price.
II rooms: good home and income. fine
location. Fec Cochran, 80 Green Bldg.
Main 400
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~ A--STOCKs AND BONDS

Elliott $50. 2lf Union IT.
CONFECTIONERY sToRE. BUILDING
and lots for sale. on state 81 Frank
y. Wicker. sedro- Wooliey. Wash.
I HAVE HOTEL. ROoMfNG HOUSE
for sale Bsrgain. s5s Hurlts nIdg
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11-Livestock for Sale

YOUR LfvEsrocK ron
saio or wanted IN this section OF Tho
Star. Zee rates at top OF irst column,
tails page.
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3lt NEW YORK BLOCK

LIST YOUR BUNGALOW or HOUSE
with me for sale Prices mus; D. right
so fiurt. NAG
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