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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-04
KEEP FLOUR IN
A COOL PLACE

For the care OF meals and 1ours
which may spoil during warm
weather. the food administration has
issued n number OF cautions. The
public is urged to observe them and
to conserve the supply Of breadstuffs
al greatly as possibly.
Above all. state Administrator
Charles Hebberd urges the house
wives 10 buy In small quantities. and
to sec that the flour or meal is in
good condition when IL In purchased.
Keep all flours cool and dry. and
keep the supply in covered contain
ers.
sterilize al lncals and flours thor
oily by heating in the oven slowly
and evenly.
No wheat for any use other than
human consumption is the last rul-
ing OF the state food administration.
No wheat flour will be used for
paste. or for foundry use. except
sweepings. or flour which is badly
damaged. These may be sold.
The only exception that is made is
in favor Of manufacturing concerns
producing government material nee
essary for the conduct of the war.
They may Necure limited wheat sup
plies for experimentation with wheat
substitutes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-04
CHIEF ON STAND
AS Gun EXPERT

a surprise was sprung by the state
Friday afternoon. in the trial of $.
l.. Graham. for the murder Of VIM.
Appelsteil. when Chief of Police Joel
Warren was placed upon the wit
ness stand 10 testify as "A gun expert
The gun which was found in Gra-
hams home. near Auburn. after the
murder, was introduced as evidence
with the enlarged photographs of the
hammer print left upon the shells
found near the murdered mans body
in the Auburn train yard. Warren
testified that the print was identical
with that made by the Graham re-
volver.
Graham Is said by the state to
have shot and killed Appelsteil. night
Waterman in the Auburn train yard.
when he apprehcnded him in the act
OF stealing whisky from a freight
car in the yard.
The case. which Is being tried for
the second time. is expected to close
Monday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-04
power
SITE IS BEING
CHOSEN TODAY

All p fn. Saturday Mayor Hanson
announced that mo decision on
power site will be made until the
council visits the skagit site. Mon
day or Tuesday'
Mayor Hanson. the city council
ana members OF the board OF public
works went into executive session at
10 O'Clock Saturday morning 10 dis
cuEa the selection OF power site for
the city's sw plant. authorized by
81 900. 600 bond issue at the last
general election. They were r'iil
dclying into a mars Of data at noon.
The officials discussed behind
closed doors the relative merits OF
four power sites which have been un-
der consideration for several weeks.
IL was generally Understood. howev.
cr. that serious consideration was
narrowed to the SlSagit and Sulla.
guarnish sites.
on tho aide OF the Skngit site nrc
said 10 b. arrayed Mayor Hanson.
Lighting Superintendent J. ID. Ross
and Superintendent ~ Public Utili.
ties Thomas \. Murphinc. The
board OF public works IL said 20 be
generally in favor OF Skarit as the
new site. Opinion r. divided In the
council.
Fears Expenditure
Councilman Erickson is expected
20 oppose the Skagit slte on the
grounds that iR development; In
wolves too big an expenditure for the
city's present needs.
Call New Bids
Mayor Hanson f. d~sirous that
new bids shall be called for on what
ever site IL selected. Subject Of bids
will be delayed until "A site has been
| definitely chosen. Bidders on the
four power sites under consideration
will then lie asked 20 submit est.
mates on the chosen site.
Superintendent Ross and Mayor
Hanson both expressed the belief. be-
fore going into the executive meet.
| ing. that no definite decision would
be reached at Saturdays session.
They expressed belief that discussion
would be general. and consensus
OF opinion obtained. 30 that definite
decision may be reached at the meet.
ing os the council Monday.
Ask Prmopt Approval
In order TO hasten the approval OF
the capital issues committee at
Washington. for the building OF the
new power plant. Corporation Coun-
sci Hugh NJ. Caldwell has forwarded
letter setting forth the danger OF
being forced to depend upon the
wooden Cedar river dam for a water
power essential to shipyard mainte-
nance and protection. In the letter.
he outlines the needs for the exten-
don plant and demands that, in case
Of dislpproval OF the bond issue by
the committee the city be given the
right to appear before the committee
| in person.
The letter IN signed by Corporation
/ Counsel Caldwell. Mayor Hanson and
/ Councilman Fitzgerald. chairman OF
the flngpce committee OF the council
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-04
SIBERIAN PROBLEM
STILL UNSETTLED, SAYS
JAPANESE AMBASSADOR

WASHINGTON, May 4--Thc 81
bcrian problem Is far from settled
one. Ambassador Ishii told the Unit
cd Press today. adding. however,
that he bears the Japanese govern.
mcnt's pledge that any action that
may be eventually necessary VIII hc
taken only after the allies approve.
Ishil has the confidence. not alone
of his own government but of the
president and officials OF the Wash
ington administration. Hence II is
believed he win counsel with them
on the whole Eastern situation and
come 10 definite policy.
Ishii said he had come here with
the sole desire to deal with questions
arising between this country and ia
pan in n spirit OF cooperation TO the
benefit of tho two nations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-04
HERE ARE SOME
POINTERS IN THE
WILDCAT GAME
What are wildcatss


Stock companies largely founded
upon fake promoters desire to live
on the fat OF the land by the sweat
Of other mems brows.
What il fake promoter:
A man who forms a stock company
for the purpose OF diverting the
stock receipts into his pockets rather
than into the company's treasury.
What do wildcaiters deal In:
Largely oil right now; then follow
gold. silver. copper mining. tractors.
food products. cocoanut groves.
South and Central American planta-
tons. Florida winter farms and other
things.
What Is the blue sky law:
Acts passed by many states COM
peiling all stock companies to pass
certain tests as to their financial
condition. purposes. etc. before II
cense to sell stock in the state is Is
sued.
How can one tell n they havs
passed such test
Ask the promoter. and IL he says
his company has been licensed in any
blue sky state. write TO the secretary
Of state OF that state. asking him il
this is true.
Arizona. Arkansas, California.
Florida. Georgia. Idaho. Illinois.
Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Maine.
Michigan. Minnesota, Mississippi.
Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, New
Hampshire. North Carolina North
Dakota. Ohio, Oregon, PENNSYLVANIA,
South Carolina, South Dakota. Ten
ginia, Wisconsin.
Are all companies Incorporated In
these states blue sky companies:
No; the place OF Incorporation has
nothing to do with il. They may be
incorporated in n blue sky state and
not be permitted TO sell stock in that
state. Wildcat companies all organ
izo in those states where il is easiest
and cheapest to incorporate.
Are all blue sky tested companies
safe?
Not ALL Apply the Individual test
to every company.
"Wildcatters can be prosecuted I'M
der the law of misrepresentation"
said Clarence l.. Reames, Assistant
Attorney General Saturday. This
is the only state law l know OF that
covers IL.
Indicating is reprehensible. and
should be checked. l have not in
Vestigated the situation in Seattle.
as II is not in my province to do so.
but / am interested as citizen. 1
should like to see the cat have his
whiskcrs singed.
1.-THE law OF misrepresentation.
stringently applied. would, L am
sure, catch many of them"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-04
WORKERS SAY
RENT INJUSTICE

High rent vampires arc stili suck.
ing the dollars out OF the working
mcna purses.
Another case OF injustice has been
called TO public attention by c. Lar
son. Of the rigging department, OF
tho Seattle Construction & Drydock
Co, who IL one OF committee
formed by workers Of that concern
TO investigate cases brought TO them.
and TO do all in their power to bring
the profltocrs upon the mat.
Mr.. George Smith, 1884 Sander
place. ia the reported victim in this
case lie n past 60 years old and
IL employed In tho tool house OF the
seattle Construction q Drydock Co.
For five years he has rented tho
place at 1894 Sander place for $40
per month from j. Il. lIardcmAn.
The house Is a very ordinary ar
fair, according 20 Larson. one tx
compelled 20 walk on n road part
Of the way 60 reach H. Despite the
fact that smith has always kept the
place I'm Zip top condition, he was
advised that on the first of April
his rent would be $3.50. At this
time his daughter was very Ill. which
prevented him from moving. 80 he
paid the advance in rent and said
nothing.
on April 81. 1918. Smith received
letter from his landlord. stating
that from June I the rent would be
$3.50 per month. payable in adj
vance.
Larson told Tho Star that 81 was
utterly impossible for the old man
to meet this increase. lie related
how Smith had even walked 10 and
from his work to save the nickels.
which he was badly In need Of.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-04
NEED BLUE SKY
LAW TO COMBAT
FAKE OIL STOCK

That wildcat spectators are keep
ing just within the law IL the infor-
nation given out by Prosecuting At
torney Alfred Lundin. following Tho
Stars expose Of the wildcat situar
ton in a recent Issue.
Lundin intimated. however. that .
secret movement was already under
consideration that might result In
the trapping OF the willy feline.
AS Il a." Lundin said. "the only
law whereby these crooks can DO
prosecuted IS that OF obtaining
money under false pretenses. And IL
IL hard--yery hard-to get them ON
this. We all know for a moral GER
tainty that they are getting the
money under false pretenses. but
how are we going to prove II?
The wildcat speculator Is clever
He gets his lease. puts up his wells.
Incorporates, and does It all legally
lie resembles that famous Chester
creation, waIlingford. We all know
that he is boring after poor peoples
money. not oil. but this we cannot
prove"
States whose legislatures have
adopted the Blue Sky law. which
Prosecutor Lundin submitted TO tho
governor Of Washington in his Last
annual report. are more adequately
protected against the illegal specu-
lator, according to Lundin- This
state has no Blue Sky law yet
Under the terms Of this Law. the
SPECTATOR has to submit to stats
inspection and investigation before
formation OF company or issuance ee
stock" said Lundin.
The activities Of wildcat specu-
lators in Seattle were admitted By
L. S. District Attorney Saundera
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-04
18TH DISTRICT IS
WE'LL over TOP

SAN FRANCISCO. May 4.-Thc
Twelfth federal reserve district. al.
ready far past its minimum quota of
1910 900 900 in the Third Liberty
Loan drive, was expected today TO
go cover the top" in every county in
the seven states of the district More
than 1900 honor flags have been
awarded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-04
YANKEES ARE THERE,
CASUALTY LIST SHOWS

WASHINGTON. May 1.-The
Yanks Arc Coming" popular
refrain.
But from Cen. Pcrshing's casualty
reports OF the last two days, the
Yanks are THERE.
out of a total OF IA Americans
listed as dead. wounded or missing
in the reports. ~ were New Enc
land Yankees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-04
German Losses IL,
Battle Are TuUice
Those of British

WASUlNGTON, May 4.--British
estimates of their casualties in the
great West front battle to date show
$50 900 killed. wounded and missing.
according to dispatches to the Brit
ish war mission here today.
1t was estimated that the German
losses are at least double this
amount. the heaviest casualties be.
ing inflicted on Hindenburg's forces
before Ypres just before the last
pause in the struggle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-04
Jansen Admits
Saying Wilson
Should Be Shot

OAKLAND. Cal. May 4-Otto
Jansen. manager OF the Jansen Iron
Works. pleaded guilty today TO
violating the espionage act.
lie admitted making statements
that:
President Wilson should 10 shot
for having declared a state OF war
against Germany: that his own sym
pathics are with Germany. and he
will not fight for the United States;
that he hoped every Yankee who
goes to France to fight for the allies
is shot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-04
EVIDENCE ON Is |. w. w.
IN HANDS OF REAMES

Assistant United states Attorney
Clarence l.. Rcamcs said Saturday
that sufficient proof 10 warrant the
institution of federal action against
~ Of the men seized In the /. w. w.
raid, Thursday night, had been OBJ
tained. All of the men win be accus-
cd Of evading the selectiye draft law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-04

Are you RESTERr
Hard luck'
HUT don't be- discouraged
Plan 90 escape
Don't be a TENANT a day
longer than you have 10. It's
a mild form OF slavery.
What Is a RENT RECEIPT
Nothing
SO much water that's run
thru the MILL
Lake the scat coupons you
find in your pockotbook--a
month after you've been 10 the
show
You couldn't buy yourself a
new derby with a bale of them
The only man who can swell
out his chest. and b, pleased
over rent. receipts -- Is tho
LANDLORD.
But YoCr
You're only n renter
You're not permitted 90 hang
about ANYWHERE for more
than a few hours at time
without having 70 dig into
your pocket and "Fetro" with
somebody
10 you like ~, thought
No!
Nobody likes THAT'S a
MAN.
Break away from ~
Huy a LOT
Save. and PAY for 81 Then
ask good builder TO put
HOUSE. on ~
Have ono SPOT out under
Gods aky that's YOURS
or save a down payment and
select a property all ready TO
move into.
The Real Estate for Sale
columns OF The Star viii steer
you straight. and tho RENT
money VII Just about pay fer
the HOME
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-04
CANADA CALLS YOUTHS
OF 10 YEARS TO ENROLL

OTTAWA. May 4,--The Canadian
government today called up men of
10 years Of age for military service.
The men will be required to reg.
lister at their nearest postoffice. as
was the case with the men of class
one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-04
COMMUNICATING
OF STEEL is NOW ON

WASHINGTON. May 4. - Com.
Wandering of steel for war work is
now going on. Until the war pro
gram, weeks behind in steel produc-
ton catches up. non.war work must
wait for its steel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-04
JEWELRY WORKERS
GIVE DANCE TUESDAY

The international Jewelry Work
ers' local 80. will give an entertain
ment and dance Tuesday evening in
Christenson's hall. Broadway and
Madison St, at 1880 y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-04
3d-Fcmale Help Wanted

wANTEp-YoUNu LADIES' ron TIT
ErnoNE OPERATING. 80 PRE-
yioUs rNPERiESCE NEcnasAnY
1900 rER WEEK PAID WHILE
ihARNtNu. RAPID ADVANCEMENT
IN SALARY PERMANENT post
TicNs. EXTRA PAY rOB auNnANs
AND HOLIDAYS CALL AT TELE'
PHONE COMPANY OPERATING
SCHOOL. iiis FOURTH AVE. nE,
TWEEN A. NJ. AND 9 p. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-04
Public Markets

Furniture polish. 1Sc bottle: Minute
tnpiocn, 80 pkg ROYAL baking powder.
o nos s. 60. Colmau'a mustard. = 10.
4Dc. matches. Sc box. Hnyo hcnnF, i2c
H. rolled oats ms Goo, toilet paper.
rolls &c. milk. 90 can; Jersey butter.
$50 NJ: bread. SC loaf. cinnamon rolls,
i5c doz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-04
DISCUSS WAR AIMS AT
WOMEN'S CLUBS MEET

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. May A.
There was a general discussion OF
tho war aims of America at today's
session of the convention OF the Gen
eral Federation OF Women's Clubs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-04
SPOKANE RAIDS |. W. W.

SPOKANE. May Acting upon n
clue which the police have had for
several days. new secret |. w. w.
headquarters were raided today at
Union Park.
Four mon and two women were
taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-04
CONGRESS WILL
SPEED MONSTER
ARMY COST BILL
~ l. G. MlNRTIN

United Prcss Correspondent
WASHINGTON. May LEG.
isIatlon for President Wilson's
great army expansion program.
calling for appropriations Of
SIS 900 .00o, 900. has been given
the right 81 way In congress.
Some - the appropriations are
needed immediately. aa the increase
Of COO 900 under arms by July ] has
caused deficiencies. For this rca
son the house military affairs com
mittr- IL determined TO finish the
gigantic measure late next week and
have II up the following week.
The exact revised estimates viii
BE- placed before the committee Mon
day. at which time Gen. March viii
oanxlln In detail the increase ia
ordnance cxpcnditure-one OF the
largest items In tho bill
Millions for Tanks
Some % the approximate requests
Of the ordnance department; follow
Ordnance stores. ammunition and
supplies. 81 800 .OOo. 900. armored mo
tor cars and tanks. ;iso, 600 900; ma
chine guns. 5000 600 600. small arm
target practice. 500 900 900. manu-
faeture Of arms. $40 600 600.
The aviation regulation. which IA
said TO total more than 81 800 600 900.
will be considered b. the committee
Tuesday.
House Il liberal
Committee members have practic.
ally decided 20 frame the bill. m tho
president and Secretary Baker ask.
desiring % BE- over liberal. 80 that ~
viii 10 certain tho war work ls In no
way lmpedod b. lack Of appropria'
tons.
with the assurance from tho war
department that u intends To call
men only as fast as they can be
equipped. trained and transported.
little objection In expected In the
house 90 the presidents request for
no limit on the number of men.
Many members predict that the
SIS 900 900 900 asked may not be SUI
flcient for the next fiscal year.
The request ~ larger by approx
matsiy so 900. 900 900 than any other
appropriation ever granted by con
gross. ita nearest rival being the
army bill 81 last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-04

In the desert OF Western Australia
there are wells which yield water
only at night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-04
c1riroL nrL HOME ron sAi.r

! CAPITOL. Hiff. HOME FOR SALE I
q rx
s-roofn modern house on tth ave. price
faoei 81 600 cash. tsruum fuatsru
cottage. Queen Anne hill. price 81 $50
$500 cash. ZINE new cottage ia bat
lard. price ss.ioo. t.ec cash
YouN1 a nRnnEHG
s.19 ballard Ave. Phone ballard 81
ATTENTION HOUSE
% 5 rooms. 20, tosiao adjoining bloek
TO high school isA W stth 81. Hat
lard. Address g, }. Haley, test Gran
Vile 81. Vancouver. ", G.
FREE PLANS 10 I NUN ToE you,
otherwise s. No. uaru--. builder. H.
iiott .0-t as noaton nlock
HOUSE. Z ROOMS. lot soSis3i BAR
gala Price 500. s9tt zen ave. y
w crsensoed esr, ownsr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-04
L1--Acreage for Sale
At KIRKLAND

UOURE AND ONE ACRE
One acre: good soil: partly cleared.
balance light clearing; In good
Rhborhood OF highly improved
places. house 1875: can easily
~ built onto. also small poultry
house. This r. m especially
fine location for good home, on
county road. near school ana
ferry dock. Good bargain for
some one. Price 1926; terms
SIS each. balance 40 monthly.
Take East Madison car and
county ferry 20 Burke r. Var
rar's office IN kirkland. and
inquire for T. W. Sucking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-04
lh-Farm Land for sale


SONS IN ARMY, MUTT aEft. arf.rN-
dtd dairy farut, aAa acres. - miles
from Portland. az = miles fron cleo
tfie ratiNeyf about une.thirt fith
beaver bAtcmi one third good shot
ciAv. owe thirt timber cruising over
5000 cords. IS nsrua under pillow 90
Hervs pasture iarHr fiawinE stream
pure aprng water plprd 60 house aud
tarus substantial t0sroom house good
harm. tsNtt. creamery collects lnili.
aatiNt mild climate good rg heola
churches Great barrain. SIS GOO half
cash = Morrow. fhovnix Iron works.
Portland. cor,
ss-AcuE FARM. COMPLETE e; MILES
sant ~ Portland. or s. acres crop
splendid buildings Eood water IS
ernds Isrseyal hpgaeH chickens. pics
necessary mavhinrt, on mail and cream
route, rrirr 5000. owner. hox II,
sandy. lFr
,Q--fytv Real Eetnte for Sale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-04
,9-City Real Estate for Sale


COTTAGES
tisfe: siso cash. balance $50 monthly
s.foam cottaEe. With bath, lot sexAe
block from ~. lawton line.
$500; Groom house and lot te,tse "a
alley city light aud water iiarEain.
TERMS SSH ave, ".
sikeei ,:oe caah aud SIS mauthly
a-room house and bath. lot sextse "a
alley. sard ave. ",
BUILDING LOTS oN EASY PAYMENTS
ttso 60 1900
fie Cash and s. MonthiY.
Lot. texisa. city water and lights al
taSss paid ~. ia~toa car. good
Eardsn lota. close In.
1850 lots. g. cash aud 9. 20 monthly
4 siase ~. on RAiutrr ave. ear line To
go these lota SUNDAY. paeae Rainier
ettM.
DAVID v EASTMAN
lQ2a Third Ave. seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-04

aGN FORCED TO SELL. CAUSE. ETcK-
kkcss. 20 acres. 10 cleared. baian .
nfure. easily cleared. g75 per acre
20 terms. FoF particulars write
Tsls7. Star.
~pR BALE or EXCHANGE FOR sE'
Attle. 60 acres. half N pasture. bal
2 tuCe In merchantabie timber. or enough
for o. least 5000 cords; 20 miles from
Beattia; on pavsd road. small house
good barn plenty water. ~ owner
Phone Esat 1875 evenings after g.
GOOD TRACTS or LOGGED orr
LAND FOR BALE. Inv prizes; easy
terms. We will accept Liberty bonds
o. first payment; pay the balance out
Of your wages. steady work In our
ramp and mill for steady mon.
THREE LAKES LUMBER COMPANY
Three Lakes. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-04
36Agents Wanted

36-Agents Wanted
SroP uEnE-arII. rHe EiRES REGr.
iator for Font headlights; going lho
wilanrs everywhere gives splendid
light az low speed keeps huihs from
burning out: operates automatically
wanted fer every ferdi bis profits
auiek. Listen Hief, OKLA. coils ~
made ,,i:o IN - weeks No 81
perienec necessary We sha~ you how
No, sold IN stores Ralss guaranteed
No capital necessary, Write today for
special offer Address Eia~n insiru-
msnt Co. 20, Naientins nidE. To-
ird1. n.
AGENTS GALrivrH MADE isso IN
two hours selling our transfer initials
and patriotic ewhiems Applied 90
automobiles va 70 mtnuts. it.sa profit
on tl.so order Wfits quick Tor sam
pies Auto Accessories CO. pspt All.
Dayton. O.
AGENTS pEn CENT PROFIT
/ wcndsrfui iitti. article. something
new s~il. Ike riidftfs. carry right ~
your pocket " rite a. once for free
sample v. " FstnAn. sales MAJ
AEsr. zoos American iidE. Ciacin-
natl. a.
wANrEp-MpS AND WOMEN HArrB
device cuts fuel bills IN bali. heipa
your Epvr rmru~ut ITS tnonry maker
simplex Manufacturing 90. avataari
Hank building. Seattle. vast
AGENTS NEWEST NOVELTY our'
Aerial balloon makes youngsters VIA
With Soy immensely Interesting Won
dsrfuiiy quieh seller. big profit, "a
somprtition. sample Sc. ~ AaFui a
Co. - broadway. Sew York.
AGENTS PAY And AUTOMOBILES
| furnished hustler. introducing vundsr-
fui economical fuel product 60 autn-
H. al 80 49,
nsli-sy. 80 sta. y. Louisville. Ky
AGENTS NEw RELATIVE SERVICE
flag pin hts seller AZ sse. rrtd plated
| suamsied IN roiags %umersi= - 10
Sample Toe, kssns. 100 usoadway.
Mes York.
AGENTS WASrED-rAEME nc.
| rft. Accounts ma-s EASY Tor tnrnrlH
| fav Selling fasf Liberal commission.
| Advertising Nos eity Co Ns~tun loss
-erses<N-sa@~-a~e-esfse-f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-04

37-Salesmen Wanted
LACE AND EMBROIDERY MaSuFAc-
tur.rs want snsrEstls sAissuan % cary
strong and attractive line imported
goods. including hsnfNerrhisfs Art
dress goods. only fifs;-ciAss men With
established connections ned apply
Ilbsrai commission patf weekly. and
sHpeuns account address Th-
a~o,s Co. Inc. 30 feurth ave, Ssw
York city