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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-19
FIRST SHOWING
NEW FALL SHOES

The country's best makes.
Smaltz-Goodwin shoes for wo-.
men in field mouse, steel grey,
brown, ivory, light grey, black.
Shoes of quality. So certain
are we that ours. are shoes of
quality, that we guarantee you
absolute satisfaction.
We make them good.
A Notable Offering in New
Lace Boots.
Steel Grey Kid Boots. !. $500
Brown Kid Boots ...... $3.50
All kid, welt soles, 8 inch
tops, medium, solid dress heels.
Grey Kid Vanlp with cork
screw top to match, welt sole,
military heel, new -. $50
New OxfOrds and New Over
CATERS.
For fall, oXfords and new
overgaiters in fawn, taup!e,
pearl gray, the latest in style
and quality.
Overgaitors ..... SOU
New in Mems Shoes
"The Stratford" $500 to $3.50
The Florsheim $3.50 to S1l.OO
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-19

the devoted the
ing bit charming other seasons yet
of the times the Smart tailored su e o
coming gowns bouses and mOdsh coats Everything Is new
everything different, eveythingi attractvey priced
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-19
FALLDRESS GOODS

A comprehensive showing of these new Fall wool
ems featuring the latest weaves and colorings, OF
such textures as French Serge, Satin Prunella, Suit
ing Serges, BrOadclothF Ottoman Jersey, Mixtures,
PIaids Stripes etc. Let us help you plan your dress
or suit. Priced right.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-09
n safely 20 their homes.
Maintain Cant%en

For every day service n canteen In
main taInsd In the club. There food
is. prepared each day and served
cafeteria style 10 the men. Windows
curtaincd In green. with bright col.
ored stencils; tables covered with
green water proof material. with n
pot Of blazing tulips centering each
one. soft restful wall and floor tnts
make the place one OF Joy.
Members OF the league. In big pink
aprons and caps. serve the men with
food and conversation. cheering up
the lonely and the downcast.
Then there In the department OF
Overseas relief. There In being done
one thing which Seattle alone in the
United States accomplishes. Little
wooden shawls for aged women in
France are made Women who can
crochet but cannot knit. can make
them. and the demand IL great.
Foster Food Production
Food production movements are
fostered by the league. War gar.
dens. rabbit growing. poultry rails.
ing. canning. are stimulated.
Liberty loan campaigns are helped
by the league. as well as Y. NJ. c.
A. and other war fund drives.
In New York City alone. during
the last bond drive. the league Sc
cured subscriptions amounting 20
100. 900 in n single week.
In Seattle they have assisted and
will assist In every undertaking
which means the dissemination of
information among the people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-09
SK|NNER-EDDY
LAUNCH AGAIN
ON THURSDAY

Thursday will be another gala day
at the Skinner Eddy plant. when one
more q the s.S00-ton steel frcighters
breaks loose from the restraint OF
tho ways and makes for the waters
of the sound.
This will be ship number II OF the
yards first series OF &c. Ten OF
these have been Communicated by
the shipping board and six are d.
rect contract. Twelve have been de-
llvcred 10 tho government
Immediately on the completion OF
the two remaining. skinner 6 Eddy
will rush the construction OF i6 more
OF the same kind. contracted for by
the government January Is. The
first OF these will be released May IS.
The vessel that IL 20 be launched
Thursday will have been turned out
in G5 working days
Gets Special Engine
The direct contract steamship Os.
slncke. Of the skinner * Eddy cor.
poratlon. was Monday fitted out
with one OF three giant turbine en-.
gines OF special construction that
arrived by rush order from the East
Saturday.
Another will be placed in the
Western Queen, last OF the comman-
decred ships OF the company.
The third will be installed in the
ship that Is to be launched Thurs
day.
Work on the Osslnekc and the
Western Queen Is progressing rap.
idly, and the former vessel viii be
ready for her tests within n few
days. Both viii be turned over to
the shipping board within short
nr.,.ll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-09
Each Day, Seattle
Women Learn to
Do Work of Men

Promotion OF the efficiency OF
women"
With that objec, as a pole star
the National Service League for
Women steers It's course.
liy means OF instruction. IL goes
about quietly and unobtruaively pre-
pairing women for the time when
they will be able TO step In and take
the place OF men who have been
called to the oolors.
In Seattle classes are maintained
daily In toiegraphy. Stenography
photography. elevator operation and
HaleEmaiahip. Graduates are able 10
perform their work efficiently.
To the service league come fire.
quouly employers who with women
10 I'm the vacancies left In the ranks
OF their employees. Thru the depart
ment Of labor. the league also fur.
nihhes trained women for govern.
msnt positions
Help Service Club
Headquarters are maintained upon
tho seventh floor OF the Soldiers and
Sailors club. az Fourth ave. and
Cherry ~. There. each day, the ex
ecuiiv~ heads gather for further
planning and conference.
In close proximity 10 tho club. one
OF tho most important activities OF
the Seattle league has been the pro
motion of activities there.
Dances for the enlisted men are
held each Saturday night in the
gymnasium. There the women OF
the organization gather. bringing
with them 10 or ~ girls each. whom
they are pledged 10 chapcron. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-09
N.D.T.CRANTED.
CITY FRANCHISE

The National District Telegraph
company was granted the franchise
10 install its system OF fire alarms in
the city at Mondays council meet
ing. after a prolonged session in
which Councilman Lane and the In
Simultaneous Fire Alarm company bit
terly opposed the grant.
The new company has been II
tempting for ten years to gain entry
10 the city.
Erickson. Lane and Haas opposed
the franchise. They held IL delayed
the time when public ownerIhip
could take over this utility and
duplicated service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-09
MURDER CASE
GOES TO JURY

The case Of John Garrison. co1-
ored. charged with numbering Carrie
Howard. colored. on February ~. AZ
ZIG 7th ave. s.. went to the jury
Tuesday noon in Judge Ronaid's d.
partment OF the superior court.
The prosecution WAS conducted ~
Prosecutor Lundin personally. The
defense tried to show that the wo-
man might have choked TO death
from a large goiter and not from any
attack BY the defendant. Counsel
also tried 20 show that Garrison at
tackled the woman in self-defense
after she had struck him from b.
hind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-09
SAINT Any

atali 4s. bars Crystal white SOAP.
30 grated pineapple. 1ae can; Durkee'
meat sauce. zoe. Maggi soups. &c. mo-
iaHFrs. loc can, fresh crackers. i7c. N
Ftakc white shortening. 27c ~ salmon.
zoe can. Stalls 2t-37. olympic pancake
flour, CSC pkg; , lbs NJ. J. ~ coffee.
9bc. corn flakes. Sc pkg; ihs. rolled
oats, 22c +. ms Japan Lima beans. pic.
stalls 3i-33. Eastern oysters. i0c pit. zoe
at. Columbia river Fmeii. 6 lbs. Csc.
stan 30. little pork sausage, Csc N no
tatn sausage. ibc N. Stall ie. frcah
asparagus. i5c m. rhubarh. his 15c, 4
lbs csc Stall i0A. Winesap apples.
81 ~ box. delivered. seedlees grapefruit.
Z Tor no D for ahc.
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SGllI231e a2E az 1z,a

opnent OF concrete shipbuilding.
As result OF this. II the demand
is granted. the government will es-
tahllsh five yards under its direct
supervision. two on the Pacific Coast
and three in the South. Transporta.
ton facilities and easy access TO &c.
ment will govern the selections. The
first vessels TO be turned out will be
800 ton tankers, for oil transporta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-09
Shipyard Men Ride
Pro-Teufon on Rail

Charged with making pro-German
statements. Fred G. Stoner is held
in the city Jail awaiting federal
investigation. Members OF the guard
ut the Ames shlpyard rescued him
from violence at the hands OF a
crowd OF workmen.
Frank Hokolich. also Of the Ames
yard, is reported to have been rid
den on n rail for saying that IL he
had $50 he would rather throw Il
to the fish than buy Liberty Bonds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-09
Irl0NDNlN

Stall 20. 3 lbs. fine grauulatcd sugar.
Csc. Stall 81. pure natural milk. Zoe al. /:
crenm. zoe pit Stall 30. best butter. soc
N. fancy fresh churned creamery. 45c
N. stall 40. CSC X G baking powder.
20c 40c coffee, ~ ms. see Stalls
.T-G-12. lbs. cornstnroh. 25ci large
cans tomatoes. 2bc, 2 large cana Del
Monte hominy csc. large cans pump
kin. 25c 2 cans anrdincs In oil, SOC. 35c
can AlnRia med. red salmon. 25c: seed
ed raiana Toe pkg. 2 lbs. Flake White.
.bfc. Stalls 35-as. SOC Happy Home pine
apple. 25e. ION. pail karo syrup, 0bo:
iba Sun Maid raifinH. soc. use pkg
cream Harley, 20c; 45c jar pure honey.
35o: acc can Silver Shield asparagus,
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Public Markets
lnliNIIi

Stall 1909. fresh ranch srEs. toc dor f.
fresh butter. sc No. Stall ITO. marmsl-
ado. Tea Garden preserves. sic. Mt Yer
non milk f0Mr. Hordsn'H milk. lie.
stalls tOa-f01, Arfnour'a NcrtbsFt marEar-
inc, 15r N. ? Ms. 81 60. fun cream
chose 2lc n fresh dairy butter. toc M. /.
eggs. coo dos. dos. 5se; Sc bulk cof-
fee sac m. ms SIC. stalls 1875. seed
ed tnislnr. Ice pkg; Flake white short =
.ninE. CSC ~: prunes. lbs. Csc. stall
H. fresh Chinook salmon. soc ~ fresh
Inns cod. Zoe 10. grayfinh. : lbs. .sc.
fresh skinned solen. ms Csc. black bass.
Isc n fhs ssc. Stall II. Early Rose
seed potatoes, $50 per 100 ID; cauii-
flower. DC each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-09

Rod Seal Grocery. ANNEX. ~ ms potA
toes. c'c. rhubRrb. 90 n. asparagus. ise
~ spinach. Zoe n: dried prunos. loo
IT. Federal milk. Zoe can. fresh peas. .
ms 2fc. Sugar stall. 100 lbs. fine 20
tatoen. 1876. : ms best head rice. Sc.
atong'H. gsc pkg Olympic pancake flour,
ssc. $50 pkg. Cream Of Barley. Soc
cane Cascade milk. soc. 6 rolls toilet
paper. $50. Stall 10. nuttercup oieomar
Rarinc. Ssc N; fresh hutterniik Sc at.
stall e. bulk ieilicH. lse N. stall 90.
harrington Hail coffee. ssc jar. Stall Is.
IN. loaf bread. Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-09
HANDLE 400 WORKERS

Four hundred workmen were as
signed to work Monday by the L. s.
employment bureau at First and
Union, according to +. A. Silcox.
special agent.
A large number were "overturn."
men who transferred from one ship
yard to another.
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cream. zoe pit, Stall IL. small white
beans, > lbs. 25c: 5sc bottle Eastern
syrup. 2bc, soc o'Cedar acc. Stall 81.
zoe can tomatoes. 15c. Stall ~, large
Valencia oranges; onions. his 2sc.
Stall 40, potatoes, si.10 TO sl.S6: Early
Roso spuds, $3.50. delivered. Stall s6,
smeit &c N. Stall az. sIrloin steak. 2sc
N. round steak. use N; T-bone. use n.
Stall los, lIolstoln butter. soc n. hest
eggs . dog. Sbc. Stall 1891. fresh Jersey
butter. s5c N, local ranch eggs. s2c doz
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30 Notices

IL TifE DfHrRfc-r COURT ov THE
Tinted States for the Western District
- Washington
80 sets In nsatrup,ry.
In the Matter OF Edward u oo-ran'
r, ,hs creditors % IN. ssovs NAMED
bankrupt sna 20 all other persons In
interest
TAk. MOTTO. that the bankrupt atsvs
named has pe;i,ionei this court fer .
fun ai.~h.rss from all debts prorabis
srninst hts estate under the acts 81
congress relating 90 bankruptcy. and
that a hearing 10 had upon said peo'
ton before sstd district court. q, the
eour, room Of said court. IN the eity
81 Hsaiiis IN said district. on the 18Th
day - May. 1915 81 10 o'clock In the
forenoon. al witch time arr place 700
ard ssrh Of you msy appear and sho~
cause. n any ypu have. Why the prayer
o. 10. said petitioner should not be
granted
Dated a, Seattle THIS uh day Of April.
fsis
dssan FRANK l. CROSBY. clerk.
~ i.EETA y MANNING. neputr.
lN THE DISTRICT COURT or TiIE
United States. for the Western District
Of washington.
So. $40 IN bankruptcy.
In the Matter % carter II. Lucas. bank
rupf
To tho creditor. 81 the above named
tenkrppt and 90 all other persons IN
Interest
Taks notice that the hsnkrup, above
named has pstitionsd thta court for a
ful discharge from AL debts provahls
against his estate under tho acts ~
congress relating 60 bankruptcy. and
that a hearing will b. had upon said
rrtitlon. before said district court. at
tho court room 81 SAID court. ln The
city Of Seattle. IN said district, on the
tih day Of May. 1918. a. 10 O'clock
10 tho forenoon. a. which time and
place you ard each Of you may appear
ard show cause. ~ any you have, Why
tho prayer % tho said petitioner should
not b. granted.
Dated at Seattle this 9Th day % April.
1918
fseaD FRANK 7. CROSBY. clerk.
Hy = y. LEtTCH. Deputy.
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SOtT1I End

Rolled oats. lbs. 25c; wesson oil.
i2..h gal. olympic pancake flour. soc
pkg. frcsh roasted peanuts. zoe N
Dromcdary dates. igc N: Yuhn peaches.
2tc can; wosson oil. y gal. $50. cider
vinegar. DO pit. bread Sc loaf. cup
cakes. l5r doz any brand milk. $40
case. fun cream cheese, SOC IN. pork
roaat. 2Oc ID. nteor ntonk e5c NJ.
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ASKS S5O,OO0.00O TO
BUILD STONE SHIPS

Chairman Hurley. OF the United
States shipping board. has asked
$50 900 900 of congress for the devel-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-09
HOLD DISTRICT MEETING

The semi-annual district meeting
Of Rebekahs. district No. 1. VIII b.
held at the I. o. o. r. temple. NJ
Tenth ave. and Pine st.. on Friday.
April Il, commencing at 10 a IN.
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Stall SO. fresh red snapper. ms. .5c
largo sized shrlmps. zoe n; Columbia
river Enclt &c N. frcah carp. Zoe III
Stall i1a. rhubarb. MS l5c; lecks. 3
lunches &c. new carrots, hunchos &C.
stall 20. best asparagus. zoe 10. lbs
asc: green peas, i5c ID: new beets. :
his Zoe Stall ls0. green onions, 3
punches &c. spinach, lbs. i5c tRnEer-
ines, zoe doz. Stall los. onion sets. 15c
N; cans tomatoes. 25c: ? cans peas
2bc. gingersnaps. iSc H.; bars swift'H
Pride soap. 2bc. 1bc pkg. union crackers
fso. Stall 1913. 2 cans milk, 3ac; 3 lbs.
head rice csc. I'm pkg, prepared pam
cake flour. 33c stan i2i. Eilenshurg
butter, 55r n; fresh butter. soc n,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-09

A meeting OF the Minute men OF
precincts b2 and 50 viii be held AT
the West Woodland school house
Wednesday, April 10, at y. IN.
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WI,SII.AkIf

s2tsc stall sTA. Sweet Marios tnew
plukO. zoe. Cecil Brunners i6c: Lady
Grccnail. 2ac General McArthurs, .6c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-09
CENTRAL.

Corn flakes. DC; IL. O. oats. Ice; Early
Juno peas, No. / can i0c; 2 cans solid
pack tomatoes. csc. Del Monte Extra
Sugar pens, i5c Crystal white soap. 5
bars 27c: large pkg, Sea Foam. 25c. Ivory
soap, large Zoe. small &c. Guittard's
chocolate, ground. 2bc n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-09
ARRAS PASSES TEST

The new French auxiliary power
schooner Arras successfully passed
her initial test Monday. and was
formally accepted by Kenneth NJ.
Walker. official agent OF the French
owners in the Northwest.
The vessel. in charge OF Capt.
Charles Gruenlas. and First Mate ID.
Favereau. win be manned by a
French crew and leave shortly for
the war zone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-09

Arc you a RENTERf
Hard iuckl
But don't be discouraged
Plan 20 eAcapel
Don't be "A TENANT a day
longer than you have IN. IT'S
a mild form OF slavery.
what is RENT RECErT@r'
NothinEi
so much water that's run
thru tho MILL
Like IN, scat coupons you
find In your pockotbook a
month after you've been To the
show
You couldn't buy yourself n
new derby with a bale of them
The only man who can swell
out his chest. and b. pleased
over rent receipts - is the
LANDLORD.
But your
Your. only n ''r~ntrr~
You're not permitted TO hang
about ASYwHEftE for more
than n few hours at a time
without having To dig into
your pocket and settle" with
somebody
DO you like the thought
No,
Nobody nkea it---thaes .
MAN.
Break away from ie
Buy q LOTT
Save. and PAY for it' Then
ask a good builder 20 put q
HOUSE on ~,
Have one SPOT out under
Gods sky that's YOURS,
or savr a down payment and
select a property ALI ready 20
move into.
Tn. Real Estate for Sale"
columns % The Star will steer
you straight. and the RENT
money Will Jus, about pay for
tho HOME
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-09

The War Comox" win be launched
nj the Polar Island yard at New
Westminster II. c., Thursday morn.
ing. This will be the first launch.
ing nj this plant. Tho Lyall yards
at North Vancouver. will launch the
War Cariboo Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-09
i5-For Sale Miscellaneous
sAsff AND DOORS

45-For Sale Miscellaneous
aAsH AND DOORS
nsfsr- huiidinx - sure and get cur prices
o. rash. denfs. fnish. patnis. plaster
board rpofinE. etc.
We viii s~bf yaa our iarr. uius,rs,.t
estsloEus Nc ~ free on request. post
patf
Cottage Tiss- doors ..........fiTs = ur
So panel doors s......s...ss ffe ur
fsr-t SLIGHT window. ....... Ia
Zee ply Fonflnr t-............ IT'S
=" nig f""tinH -s+ts.-s+ssss y
Three ply rnofinE ........-... -ie
i-ft. ff,- and ST. cedar lap
psru'ar lengths .............isos
f.t fioorinr n 70 5 n .eos
lt-inch esadsd ceiling. 2, TO
tn. largest factory IN ire Wee, ssiii-r
direct 20 consumer We ssii anyone
ship anywhere ana guarantee sats ds.
livery.
1915 FIRST Ave Seattle.
uoA9 ron Ekf.r
Almost new. siHit. raised forward deck
ARD rshirs beat cnk rfhs. plauktnE
- zach fir. engine t-cycis heavy duty
20 b. . 1880. nr trade for good auto
4. ! MrCsrgHAS
- Youth 81. olympia. rhons -,
:'' VI; 5: :3 ! ';:; J:
KavANh0it's :. - usrs ises j., az.
WHY NcIT asvr MONEY!
LtnfEE AID GrSTf.rHHs'H SUITS
AND ovFRcokTa FROM 1900 TO
fis %. PrFHrNT TINS Al AND Cyr
10 PER CENT orr YOUR puH-
cHAaG isot FtHRr AVE
GooD t'Hrp croTHEa. t.ADfFs' AND
mems. 81 up Trunks nuftenrez Shoes
We hwy and sell 1877 Pike. Mhir $3.50
NV PIANOS ToH nEST. RENT APP
piief on purchase. msysr.Toner. ,is
Union.
rhvAHAoira 81 80 HhTs 1905 - ave
PHONOGRtpffs OrR SPECIALLY
FOREIGN RECORDS
MrEicAL RECORD EXCHANGE
1915 weatiAks Elliot, is7s
Opposite new Times nidE
We buy. trade. exchange. repair
MANS TRUNK WANTED
WIZ pay fair price Tor medium siref
trunk n IN good. condition w ~ les
care % star
i6-Wanted Miscellaneous
FuRs-HIGnEsT CASH PRICE FAD
for Hoie. mink and rabbit skins
tfAsKA FUR co. ~ Madison ~,
II You HAVE ANYTHING TO sErs
~ " resItls Agstlen c.; NSIr ss.s
1S-Dressmaking Done
EXPERT DISCRIMINATORY DAY on
>~GcsSSSSoIcDS9sS EEssSsJcrlt.SSSsO~o~~~cOcco~o~
5O-Furniture for Sale
hDvERTfsE USED FURNITURE IN
Tho Star. Hundreds Of home s.ehsrs
ana we'll paid workers look for "nsr.
rains In Furniture" In This column
Sec rates at top Of first column. this
N~s~sN~o~~N~N~~N~~
51-Furniture Wanted
We BUY MORE UsnD FUkNITURY
I'm tho city. Phone Main 7psa Seattle
Auction Co. zoos Second ave.
Irsks Eurn co. COS PIKE. Main ssis
55-Business Personals
WANTED - DIAMONDS. OLD COLD.
OLD JBwELRY Old SILVER.
WATCHER. OLD .rALsE TEETH
HIGHEST PRICES PAID
SMITH JEwETRY co.
I7 7. G. SMITH BLDG. 9TH FLOOR
GROWS HAIR; treats dandruff, eczema.
Results GUARANTEED. ladies. gen
tlsmen. violet ray for colds, rheuma-
tlHm; face massage; shampoo. Open
evenings. Louise Dalton, 5i7 Eitnl
BLDG. Elliott 2s45.
OUR COURSE MAKES A FfNIBIIED
dancer Of you why waltz our re-
suits guaranteed. Hppodrome, Fifth
and University. Elliott a1s7.
AN Take I or 2 lessons
@STEVENS r r1,y., l,'''' n sSi..
I10 day ana evening. 1874 9Th ave.
w Main aa1i Member Dancing
NfM Teachers Assn. New York.
OLD GOLD. SILVER, TEETH. Ola
monds wanted. Highest price paid. los
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YOUNG AUTOIST
TO Be CHARGED

A. n eoroner's inquest held Tues
day on the death OF John y. Frank
lin. who was run down and killed
at ssth ave. and East Union NJ. by
car driven by NJ. c. RugEles. Jos
K:astlake ave. last Thurnday night
IL was decided that Franklin was
killed M the result Of careless driv'
Ing on tho part Of Rurgies.
Ruggies. who In ~ years OF age.
will be- charged with granddaughter
by the prosecuting attorneys Office.
Franklin. a former stoycdore In
local nhlpyard, lived at 915 30th ave.
S~~~~SS<~~e~-~-~ -~|>J~|~~~>~~>>~~-~~-~~
55-Business Personals
PRACTICAL MUSE Ma wfi.triH
ssn. ssie ism ~. W. rhans h@Nsfa
1881.
RadrfMr PIANO rf.Artso
And popular music taught In 10 isssona
r.ntsEss mas
HoS0 WRITER'S. coaPoHrnA. MO
epsr,unliy write Us Peerless Music
Printing. Cleveland. ohie. -
rFANin ktsaToS- PUBLIC srESoo-
t.phsr, tes crary nids
59--Legal Notices
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PIKE PLACE

stall ~. s ihs fine graduated sugar
ssc. Stall 10, pure natural milk, Toe at
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aAsH AND DOORS
n~fsrs huiiftnE 10 sure anG sst cur prices
o. rash. deafs. flnish. patn;s. plaster
beard. rpoflnH. etc.
We ~iit ssbd yna anr iarrs 'itus'rs,.f
esisioEWe No ~ free on request. poet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-09

MOAB ron pkf.r
Almost new. s1Eit. raised forward deck
anf rshius. bent oak ribs piauktnr
= zach fir' engine t-cycis heavy duty
20 b. . $3.50. m trade for good auto
s. NrCsrgWAN
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The largest factory N ths west sSiii-r
direct 90 consumer We sell anyone
sh'p Anywhere. and guarantee safe ds.
livery.
n n. WILLIAMS co.
1915 FIRST Ave y a~astls
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,7-Housekeeping Rooms

FURNTsHED NOTWITHSTANDING APART-
nent for rent. 600 Hlcwett It, Phone
North 2it.
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Male Help Wanted

" WaIc Hop Wanted
wtt.Nia Cf.Arr. NOUurROM & RILEY
f,AuOR AGENCY
Have moved 60 50 W. Washington At.
and are in a position 90 furnish skilled
and unnkilicd labor.
WANTED
500 railroad tnhorrra 80 bridge enrpen.
tors aud helpers ostra gang and
heation forrmen. 10 experienced main
line hfahemeh. 10 cooks and nunkisH,
9 man and wife cooks 80 iabe sra. city
work. fieo hours. 80 frchousr
lahefer-. city, 10 time quarry iaborrrs
60 miil AND logging camp labor
srs. track walkers. bridge
watchmrn. gasoline enHinrera 20
power plant isharrFa and ground men
on classification work. 10 limo hiin
D. hcfera
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'o-Tur. Rooms for Rent

RENr Noun arknn Room
We can find desirable. paying roomsr
for you Slime al In THE HrAH
costs yeu only ase for two dsys
ALCoVr AMI LARGE Room ron
rent. furnished, men only $50. D.
Marian
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MA-AUTOMOBILEs FOR SALE
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HOTELS AND APARTMENTS

NV FT1sDtRD Ho1EL
Corner rtrss Ave. ard Pine Ne
Isrg-. modern. outside rooms elevator
service: phone IN all rooms. Nrsf-eian
IN every respect. tie and Up: with pri-
~r.e hssh 81 So
CITY WOTrr~-Roornr zoe. ssc. SOC night.
Weekly 81 50 20 1900 ti7 Yeslsr war
psRRTSGTdS. Isfin and 81 -ssk 10
New-York tribune., 1918-06-23
Wilson Gives
Suffrage
a Hand

<<TT is my earnest hope" said
President Wilson, 'that the
Senate of the United States
will pass the suf-
frage amendment to our Federal Con-
stitution before the end of this session."
So the President wrote in answer to
memorial sent him by the French
Woman Suffrage Union
Does this make the Susan B. Anthony
amendment an Administration measure?
Suffragists believe it does, and have
every hope that the bill will meet the
happy fate of other measures sponsored
by the President. The press Of the coun-
try, too, believes that the Presidents
words were meant as a plain mandate