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Evening journal., 1918-05-07
The Demonstration of
the Lightning Butter
Machine Continues
for Two Weeks
Longer

This demonstration Of the
Lightning Butter Machine has
attracted unusual attention.
Stop i'm tomorrow to see Il; II
means a wonderful saving.
The American people eat
$50 per cent more fat than
they need.
This fact is announced by the
United States Food Admins
tration.
Commercial butter must con-
tain S23 per cent fat. Milk
charged butter reduces this
amount 20 less than 50 per cent
and still we get all the fat we
require. The use Of milk-charged
butter is right in line with the
urgent request Of the United
States Food Administration
the conservation Of fats.
Mllk-charged butter is a whole
some table product composed
only of butter and sweet milk.
Il costs a little more than half
as much as commercial butter,
goes lust as far and tastes better.
With the Lightning Butter
Machine you can make IL at
home in a few minutes time. Il
will cut your butter bill in half
and help win the war.
A demonstrator from the
factory will make milk-charged
butter right before your eye:
and give YOU a sample to test
Come and see her do il.
PRICES Sl.50. $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-29
U. S. STEEL DECLARES
3 PER CENT DIVIDEND

NEW YORK. Jan. 2s.-rhe United
States steel corporation declared an
extra dividend OF ) per cent on the
common stock at the quarterly meet.
ing here today.
Tire regular dividend OF tx per
cent also was declared.
The regular quarterly dividend OF
Ia per cent was also declared.
The company's net income for the
quarter ending December 81. was
announced ms s5s.724.l25. exclusive
OF war taxes OF o.s5o.3s4. The to
tai income was si2o.s74.4se. against
siai.s7s.7s7 for the quarter proceed
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-29
MUST ENFORCE
FOOD SAVING,
SAYS HOOVER

WASHINGTON. ban. 20. - Her.
bert Hoover today warned congress
that u h. IL not given the power 10
enforce food conservation Ia the
country. congress alone shall bear
of the food program.
Voluntary conservation. he said I'm
n letter To Representative Anderson
OF the house agricultural committee.
ln showing wonderful results. but he
adds there " the minority OF unpa.
triotic who discourage the faithful
and who cannot be reached except
by legislation.
Hoover declared in his letter that
he wants the power 10 enforce the
following;
Limit Restaurants
Wheatleas and ''lcns' days per
week.
Forbidding use of foodstuffs In
products
Limitations on food served In pub.
lie eating place.
Control Of distribution that all
classes and localities may fare alike
Won can get your money back
any time you want for thrift
stamps-with interest. too)
and that unnecessary consumption
should be prevented.
Control OF use 81 foodstuffa I'm
food manufactures with a view to
eliminating. the ieas essential manu-.
features.
Control Of commodities critically
necessary for the production and res.
ervation Of foodHtuffs In order to
prevent great losses or military sac
rificea.
Cover Wide ARA
while II Is vitality necessary TO
regulate the consumption OF food In
eating places" Hoover wrote And~r.
son. they consume on various esu.
mates from - 60 20 per cent OF the
total fcodntuffs and even n they
werv reduced out Of all reason they
would not solve the problem. Some
method must BE- devised which win
cover a wider area Of consumption"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-29

Rsnn "a. rs wrsasissssi ~uwar. Sc.
etaii 81. pure nAturxi taifh- Zoe At
cream. Sc ps stalls .e-Gi nsss Eur'
bank potatoes. siTs c~t. delivered tar.
nips. rutan rarssfps and carrots
rs sse. best dry ealors. r's 10.
ae~di~aa grapefruit. s. sarh htsfts sI-as
asY beans. : ms stc. 20 fts fiee. small
white navy b-ans. is1 10; tAns leans,
~. .Be; uavvu beams. : ms Use. rice.
fbz sso. s-rn. sack corn rnssi. soc; J
ne Sam Maid rzisiar 7ec: ripe olives.
isc can. RantA Clara prunsr. ros sts
Am Hammer snfa. &C pkg: table
salt. raoks iocs . ibs large italian
prssnes. .sc. ne dried aprico,s. ,te-
Rsaia 7-s-t1. cArnstiop milk. 1855 case
crystal white snap. bars :se1 cars
tender rwces corn. .Se. No. can to-
rnafrez. toc. borrs good matches. sbe
. cans pumpkin. .sc. large csrs uuh.
sgc. cans nardinep In OIL 1se. psEr.
Grape Nu,s. sc. Htaii ~. soies } na
sfe ling cod ard black rod. lie n.
freah herring. fhs .tc. Columbia river
srnalfa 100 ~. stan ~. taron. ssc 10
neck bones. Too n 70, roast. ioc n.
soup meat. Sc ~. Stall -. Rogers pea
nut butter. lie NJ oregon creamery
butter. soc n. stall 10. Plantation run
coffee. tic n. ~ rb-. ste. pure ooooa
or chocolate. Sc 10. ms tsc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-29
CITY MAY LICENSE
FREE JITNEYS HERE

A bill TO have the city license Ut.
ney bunseu, upon the filing with the
city OF g. 800 bond. was introduced
at "A meeting Of the license commit
tee OF the city council by Council.
man X. u. 1iesketh. Monday.
This measure. II passed would au-
thorizo the running Of the so-callod
free busses." NO far as the city Is
concerned.
Bonded drivers say they win at.
tempt 60 prevent It's passage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-29
ASK BURLESON
TO TELL WHY
MAIL IS LATE

wAsIuNGToN. Jan. 2e.-Becauso
Of many complaints that mail 10 the
aaInmieH In France meets with too
many delays and frequently In never
delivered. the house today ordered
Postmaster General Burlcnon Ia
make n report 20 congress.
The resolution Of Representative
Rogers. which was adopted. asked
thea. question:
How much time In required 10
Transmit postal matter 10 tho Amefi
can eNpedtionary foroes7
2-IInH any commission been np.
pointed Ia probe the reported deioysg
3-What steps have been taken TO
ourtaii the ti-ne OF ransit or the lost
pieces OF mnil1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-29

c~retans rolled oats. ms. spo: Search
lirht matches, &c Dor. Stall iaT, wash
ington creamery butter. soc NJ: cans
milk. ssc; strictly fresh ranch eggs. 6se
dor Stall $50. Chirardeiirs chocolate.
an. can Tsc. pkEs raisins. isc: soc
pkg. Cream OF Barley. zoe. Stall ITO.
tumble packed apples. TBo bon; fancy
packed apples, si.2s Dor. Stall 100.
large Burbank potatoes. $50 sack. nice
apples. 75o box. soediess grapefruit. 6
for csc. Stall lis. dry onions. lbs lec:
ounces. lbs. iSo: cranberries. ms
ssc. Stall 12o. locks. . lunches &c: arti-
ehokes. 1so each.
SANITARY
Stall 81. large can tuna fish. ,.c: toc
bottle prepared mustard. Sc. 1919 First
Stalls si-s3, Eastern oysters. t0c pt. I;
whiteflah. 2Sc N. Stalls so-ss-3t. pig
heads. i2hc n; hams. half or whole.
aso ID. Stall loA. aeedless grapefruit.
for acc: apples, si.2s per box and up;
onions, fbs ioc. stall ~. bars
laundry soap. use; large bottle Del Monte
catsup. lie; Cottoiene. medium size. s5c:
No. pail pure lard. ii.to: 2 cans pens
or corn 2tc. Madrona tomatoea PC can;
bulk chocolate, 22c 10. soc cans aspar-
agur. 2tc. 3bc can olive oil. sc: . cans
peaches. 76c. cans hominy or pump
kin. 2sc. cans cider 15c. iso imported
pimontos. lie: ms small prunes. 26c /.
corn starch. &c pkg: molasses. DC can.
Stalls 2a-3s. rolls toilet paper. .bc;
an. can NJ. j. n. coffee, e5c: Olympic
pancake flour. 2so pkg: small white
navy beans. i5o NJ. boxes Scarchfight
matches. acc; corn flakes. Sc pkg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-29
CAN'T HOLD DONG DOC

Doc can't be held for the federal
grand jury on a charge OF engaging
In the opium traffic.
Y. 4. Commissioner Robert w. Me.
Cioiland ruled Tuesday that evidence
against Dong Doc was not sufficient.
and ordered the caSe dismissed.
Doc and John Ho were arrested
January 10. Loui Hong was arrest
ed Tuesday on a Eimiiar charge. Ito
and Hong were bound over to the
federal grand jury. Each furnished
$500 ball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-29
Public Markets


stall ~. rta fins xFaaulstef susHr.
see. stall %. pur~ natural niiik. Ice at .
cream. zoe ~. stall ~. isrgS can Fed.
sral milk. lie. Stall -. bars cryrfa
waite saap. ssei navy beans. isc y.
~ ma prune~. stc stall s.. treAkfas'
cheese 81 each xaEoia OIL zoe bottle
stall 1871. blind robbins. for tc. of tee
bax. aait red. lie N ksinpef soiss. ;
Tta sc Stall -. herring. ms tte.
srnstts. ice NJ. solos. . ma fsel stall
'fs.s. rcd snapper. rs sso. stall a.,
rorned beef. isSc N Pot roast. lie N
picked pork. sar ~ Hau -. srap~-
fruit. for $50! apple~. tiee per hor
and Up. delivered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-29
HE SAYS THEY'RE CUTE

Cupid" Kennedy. marriage II.
ccnse clerk. thinks every family
should have one.
Nope. not a marriage license. A
hunting license. They just arrived
for the coming year. and they're 70
neat. and fit into a card case 80
nice. that Kennedy is quite uckled
with them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-29

Rsrrres s-rs sack y~lis~ eorn real,
Sc. see can ifsppy fioras corn. is~. itc
pts. corn Or Eie~. sfArsh. Toe. ser
ground chcenis,e. sec. Rcd h~ai Grocery.
krnsr. ne potatoes. Ice, rs rns sso.
fire sssinn apples. Toe dos. dosL rtr. :
rkTu. raistua. rsei cans I4rhthou~s
cleanser. fse. RiAfi ~. Washington
cssamery butter. &tc n. apple butter
ise n. stan rs. freshly erouna peanut
butter. zee n. oteomarrsrfns. ftc N.
fNs ttes pure cane surar. g. -, stall
-. ss-os. loaf Of bread te. Elliott Fish
Co. fresh her-ipE. ice n. 'es. .se.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-29
American Forces
Finest in World"
Says EnRlishmdn

NEW YORK. Jan. 29-Capt- Rad.
caffc Sugmor. Of the British army.
characterized the American forces In
France as the finest army in the
world. excepting none"
Capt Sugmor just returned here
from thrcc-weck inspection OF the
American lines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-29
ENTERTAIN WOMEN

Tho women's association OF Plym.
outh church will be entertained Fri
day by Mrs. David Hunter. 2s0i N.
Broadway. assisted by the ladies' OF
tho Broadway circle. Following
luncheon. at 1890. the home mission.
AIRY committee will give n program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-29
Bethlehem Steel Co.
Declares Dividend

NEW YORK. Jan. 7s.--Thc r-gu-
lar quarterly dividend Of $3.50 n
share was declared today by the
Bcthiehcm Steel Co. on It's Ciaas A
and u stock.
The regular quarterly dividend Of
: per ont on the cumulative pre-
ferrcd and ~ per cent on the non
cumulative also WAS declared.
All dividends ARE payable TO the
stock record Of March II.
A net income for 1917 OF 81. $40 !.
TsT. with all taxes deducted. was re-
ported by tho corporation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-29
WAR BREAD SAME PRICE

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-War
bread prices must remain the same
as It's equivalent in white bread. &c.
cording TO an announcement yester-
day by the food administration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-29
REGISTERED MEN TO MEET

Tho registered men OF District
No. Q will meet Friday evening.
February /, in room 21f County
City building. There will be no
meeting tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-29
RATE RAISING
PLAN OF R. R.
STIRS FIGHT

Seattle shippers are lining mp
90 fight the proposed switching
Increase. which terminal railroad
officials have asked the state
public service commission 10
grant Mayor Gin sent a letter
10 Corporation Counsel Hugh
Caldwell today, pointing out
that the Increase would be n
violation Of franchise agree
ments. and that IL would drive
business out Of Seattle.
"If ever the Chamber Of Com
merce transportation bureau had
nm opportunity 10 serve ship
pers." Caldwell said today. 1T
would seem 10 be now, In resist
ing this increase"
Protests are flooding 10 the city
han. Shippers point out that the
new charge Of co cents "A ton would
make shipping from Everett 10 Seat.
tie cheaper than moving a car from
one end of the city 10 the other.
III the railroads are allowed their
petition for flat GO cents n ton
intraterminal switching charges. we
viii be put out Of business And
We are not the only small company.
using the railroads 20 haul our prod.
ucts. who Will DO forced TO sus-
pend"
This is the statement OF y. ..
Howard. OF the Peerless Brick com.
pany. manufacturers OF concrete
products and sewer pipe.
VIII Aviate Charges
According TO Howard. the Peer
lees company In now paying 50. $3.50.
$50 and $40 n car-of co tons
according 10 zones-for the transpor.
tntion OF It's products from factory
To Job.
an the future. II this petition Is
granted by the public service com.
mission. which apparently looks ia
Thrift IL n mighty fine habit
10 cultivate among the kiddies.
buy n thrift stamp for yours
today
vorably upon g." he says. we shah
pay $50 a car. regardless Of the dis
tancc IL has TO no from our plant
Compare a charge of 50 with one
of $50. and see where we get off
IL will just mean that We cannot
continue in businesses"
Many VIII Protest
The use OF auto trucks 10 handle
their brick and cement building
material would also cost too much
to be practicable. he declares.
Petition was filed with the public
service commission late last week
for permission to establish a fiat
rate Of 60 cents ton on all intra-
terminal switching on one days no
tee The commission suspended the
proposed rate until after a hearing.
which has been set for Friday morn
Ing. at 10 O'Clock. February j. in the
Chamber OF Commerce assembly
room.
Many pro;estants viii be present.
IL appears from what can be learned.
y. T.. LesAs Move
The Spokane Grain company. the
olympic foundry. and many lumber
companies and dealers. who win be
greatly affected. viii be heard from
at the meeting.
The railroads. seeking 10 place this
rate in operation. are headed by the
Northern Pacific. They claim they
need their cars for main line move
mcnts. and cannot. in the present
emergency. have them tied up on
switching. The manufacturer and
others affected ask why an increase
In dcmurragc has not been consid-
cred to insure speedy release OF roll
ing stock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-29
HOSTILE RAIDERS DRIVEN
FROM british LINE

LONDON. Jan. s9.-Hostilc raid.
ers werc driven away from British
positions around Arlehrs-Engohelle,
Marshal Haig reported today. At
night, around Monchy lie Preux. he
reported great activity OF hostile ar.
tillcry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-29

VIRGINIA. Mimi, Jan. 2s.--I. w
w. agitators in the woods here are
being rounded up on evidence found
proving they were planning to call a
general strike of woodsmen on Feb
ruary /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-29
sOIIH END

stall a.. veal chops. zoe N; veal
stew fkc 10. Stall 2. Golden Hearts
corn. ice pkg. Del Monte hominy, isc
pkg Olympic salmon. sc can: pancake
flour CprsmisrD. 1pe pkg Apd~rson's.
peanut butter. ms acc; black fiEs. :
fba ssc. mAcaroui. Zoe NJ. corn meal.
sc sack. Stall a.. best Jersey butter.
see m. fresh ranch srEs. Csc doc Stall
50. bread. se loaf. raisin cake. $50 n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-29
6O-Public Notices

CHANCE or vEssEf9s NAME
Notice II hereby given that. under Chap
ter 1877. Laws OF 1881. and Article SO,
Customs Regulations Of 1915, and In
pursuance Of authority granted by tho
Commissioner OF Navigation, on tho
application % the u0onnh Packing
Co, by Robt. A. white. Agent. 10
attic. Washington. the name Of the
American gas screw ITsOi. official
number 2tO0Sf. burden - gross tons.
has been changed to GAMBfEH.
ROSCOE N. DHrMHELLER.
Collector.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-29
GRINSTEAD RESIGNS

Loren Grinstead has resigned his
position as a member OF Registra-
ton Board No. .. He Is moving
from the district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-29
CnRNER


stall 100. peanut butter. ro. sc /,
Jersey butter. &c NJ; Armour'a mar
rarins. s7c 10. Stall ITO. Del Monte to-
uatnea. isc can MaHoia OIL. acc and
stc: Cream OF Barley. 71c pkg. stalls
1886, FinEersnnps. ibo NJ. mustard. Sc
glass. 1911 First ave. SOC Royal baking
powder. zoe: ttc Golden West salad pow
der. Toe: Bakers choooiats. . lbs. &c:
Iownay's coca. 1Sc 10. stalls i-s.B. NUT
ton stew. isac NJ: veal roast. i7o 10. (.
pot roast. lave NJ. up. sirioin steak. sao
NJ Stall ~. fresh salmon. soc N. Co
iumbia river snslts, Toe NJ. silver
smelts. itc 10. ms acc; red snapper.
iba .se Stall iis. steer boiling beef.
i've 10. fresh spare ribs. 2ac NJ. veal
roast. i6Ac NJ club sausage. zoe 10.
WEsTIAkE
Stall 90. fresh herring. , ros lie: kip
percd herring. Toe 10. haiIbut. zoe N. .
King salmon. zoe N. Stalls 80. corued
beef. i2iac NJ; pot roast. i5e ID: fresh
spare ribs, zoe n. Stall 40. Yakima Gem
potatoes. ti.fs sack. hest burbank pota-
toes, si.ss sack. Stalls 1919. e-fb. sack
yellow corn meal. tso. 7oo can Happy
Home earn. isc: : cans soiid pack to-
mntoes, 7tc. Stall ios, pkrs. corn
flakes. 7sc: bars swift'H white soap.
2sc. Stall los. Thrift coffee. lbs CSC:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-29

This little girl. Alton Nelson. win
b. one Of the performers Friday
night nj the Douglas Dancing acad-
crny for the benefit Of the ''our Boys
I'm France Tobacco Fund"
There win be i7s juveniles In all
20 make the dance festival M exccp-
tionaily enjoyable one.
The tots will give n two-hour en-
t~rtainment. beginning at 8 p. m.
The hall IL located in the Odd FEB
iows' building. 10th ave. and Pine 1T
TnnACgp FtfNn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-29
Price Cutting
Charge Placed
Against Packers

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2s.--sud.
denly shifting his attack In the
meat packing investigation.
Francis >. Hcney today produced
evidence Of price cutting tactics
Of the big five" packers la
throttiing competition in the sale
Of packing products.
Heney called 10 the stand Charles
III. May, manager Of the Farmers
Cooperative association. independent
packers Mt Madison. wis. His trsti.
mony revealed price cutting against
the independent packers. In which all
members Of the big five" took part
lie said the packers aiternated week.
iy In cutting prices TO undersell the
independents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-29
s,-rruArE u,cIr-wANrEp

si-TEMNLE UisIp--WA>TED
WANTED - INEXPERIENCED c1tAMs
harmaids and all kinds Of help for
private fsmiiiss 10 aud out % the city.
Public Employment office. t0N County
city nida.. Third ana James
WANrEn-ENrrRirNcEp Hiiinr of'
orators on power machinoa naHEs
nsrnoden 90. ita jackson ~
MIDDLE. ACID WHOEVER. ~ citif-
drvn, wants houaekecper cottage 10
tbe cts Hiis, Htar.
SO Female Situations Wtd
r.alls .sslss 9 y v. sss ~ lsasI
3S-Business Chances
foIrt4 RooMSu nouae, fet ssis.
bargain iyis 4. g. Emith iiids Main
/ >e.Se~~N~~~~~~S>
rs A-sroCKs AND BONDS
WILL nuN
Universal Hlsh Power Telephone 60.
psReon Coal
Forks on
kitsap ou
ALASKA Petroleum 4 coai
Alaska temostake
wiII. SILL sunIEcr
ase Universal itirh Power Tel 20
600 liberty on Gas wyoming .eIS
as Mount Rainier Mininr Co., 10
! D Gee Perks pil .srsssssfsat.stttt %
oOe Alaska nnmsstake ucih sees ON
Nsldes Miner. January O. reports rich
/ strike In Alaska Iiemsstaks Report
adds will undoubtedly make dividend
Latest reports on Liberty OF looks IKE
they viii have well ~ February 10.
MAX wtSHLER
N> slIlS's 80 ~ , ,,S,Ss ~
39-Poultry for Sale
FfNr sifNERi.kcED cockEnHfs
tss esiss ss,s resss IS, srse ssss
A3-I.ost and Found
WANTED = INFORMATION % my
father. FRANK JACoHs. last seen IN
Everett wash. 20 yearu ago are 81
/ years about feet inches tall. black
hair and mustachs. gray eyes. dsfk
| complexion. address Mrs Anie sischo.
Fremont. Mich. u :. hes 80.
finERAt. REWARD Will. nE rAfp
for recovery Of two new Goodyear tires.
soxsh. and two wire spoke wheels.
stolen from 1919 ssnd
a4A-Automobi,es
" coon s.-t ssr- wi-,sn Ms,s, %
i5-For Sale Miscellaneous
SAY you SAW & in THE STAR.
akFu ANp DOORS
send US Poet Card astiag for our new
Illustrated Caisior No. - 90 rssn.
doors. finish. pAints. builders hard
ware plaster taard. roofing. etc. scn'
free on request
Cottage frnnt doors .,..---.......st;T ~
trpznsi doors t.sssss.sss.-.-ss. l+Ne
slight windows ................ 80
Prepared roofing 81 -. fi7o sna s.te
Clear cedar hap siding. per i.ece ~ SEQ
Short noeFtnE ard eriiinx ,....s.. 20 90
The largest factory In the West. s~iii-r
| direct % the consumes. We seii any.
cafe delivery
O n WILLIAMS co.
1913 rirs; Ave. a. Seattle
PWoNcSG Hxrus orn SPECIALITY
| FoREsoS REcoRDs
MuEicAt. RECORD sNe,HsSon
isis wssiiaks riisntt ssTs
oppasi,s nav TINE. Blds.
We buy. trade. erchsare. rspsir.
WHY NOT HAvE NoSwY'
LADIES' AND GE~Tf.EMES's SUITS
AND ovrRcokTa FROM sfsa TO
sis.se. PIlEaFsT TITS Ap AND Oct
10 PER CENT oFF YOUR FEH-
cHsar ises FIRST AVE
wIsTKf--oi.n rsfEr TEETH DON'T
NATTER ~ BRoKESl. m0HnEr
coID. SILVER AND pFAMONDH
SMITH JEwELuy Mru co. sis 4.
C. SMITH Hi.ro. FOURTH FLOOR
EIvINAGH'H 9. ~ HATS tees fsi a.
SERVICE FLAGS
J. webb Kitchen a Co
sit rniTer-ity ~.
NEw Pfasoa FOR Rw~T. HINT krs
piled ca purchase hsysr-Trnsr. ffe
rniou.
KkvAwA0H'e sfss HATS 1895 Is, Az
ti Wanted Miscellaneous
~ YOU HAVE ASYTHfso 10 sxLt-
call shs Pacific Auetion Co. Main stss
51-Furniture Wanted
NE BUr MORn usrp rtr~fTuwn
and pay higher prices thar any houss
N ths city. Prove Mate fbtf. Seattle
Aor.ton Co. sees s~~osd ave.
I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-29
FITzHENRY IS DEAD

william FItzhenry. 80. proprietor
% the auction house at 2007 second
ave. died ~ his home In Tacoma
Monday. Of pneumonia. He was well
known In both cities. having been
engaged In the auction business in
both for 30 years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-29
COUNTRY HOME CLOSE IN
IMPROVED BUILDINGS

Attractive house. rooms GU
esllrat view lawn chicken
house. other buildings. splendid
soil different varieties % fruit
Which have been bearing for
some tisn~. over half % place
cleared and IA cultivation.
balance picked up good paaturr.
Wouli he handy fer anyone
working down town. fine s~rvtce
Satisfactory party moving on
place may hhvs EASY terms n
desired Price sf.ss Mr..
= Golfer. -es New York nidr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-29

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-29

SAY you SAW It in TiE STAR
Evening journal., 1918-05-03
GERMANS RULE KEY.

LONDON, May 3-The Germans have
established military rule in Kev, the
Uhainian capital and have arrested a
number Of the members OF the govern
ment on the. ground that "the govern
ment had proved too weak to maintain
law order" according to a Berlin
official statement.
The official statement as transmitted
by the Exchange Telegraph correspond
ent at Amsterdam refers TO the strong
agitation which has been observed at
Kiev, directed against German influence,
and says.
"Our efforts TO restore order met with
insufficient support from the govern
ment which, moreover, took no meas
ures regarding the spring sowing TO
meet It's treaty obligations. Therefore
with the approval Of Ambassador Won
Mumm, General Won Eichhorn was
Obliged to issue a decree In this regard
which was published by the Ukrainlan
press in a distorted form, producing ex-
citement in the country and evoking Q
protest from the Rada.
"There were even signs that member:
Of the government themselves joined II
the agitation against us. in Wow o
these conditions the arrest OF NJ. Dobry
manager OF the Russian Bank for for
eign trade, possessed a special meaning.