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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-05

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MATTER ~ unOKTNl HIGHEST
rftlCEh PAID CASH ron OLD
GOLD. SILVER ANp DIAMONDS
SMITH iEwELnY MFu. CO. az &.
g sMiru htpu. FOURTH Ft.ooh
SERVICE FLAGS
j. webb Kitchen = co,
81 University 81
NEW rfANoa ron nENr RENT Az.
piied on purchase Msysf'rohsf. Fie
IAyANa . y 70 I,srs 90 K, s,s
Wanted Miscellaneous
fURN- uuupnr CASH PRICE PAID
for mole mink and rabbit skins
ki.AHNA TuR CO. NJ Madison 81
~ fuU HAVE ANYTHING 10 aHt.t.
call tho Pacific Auction CO Main etts
50-Furniture for Sale
kpvERriHr USED FURNITURE ~
The Star Hendricks Of home seekers
and we'll paid workers iooH for mar
Eainh IN F1urnitufe" IN 'his eoluun
Zee rates ~ top % fire, column. tint.
pas
: Furniture Wanted
VI MY NONE USED ruHStTuRE
and pay higher prices than any house
IN the city Phone Main set3. Seattle
Auction Co. seoe Second ave.
mshs tgrn % eos piss Msin ssls
Business Personals
wArcft REPAIRING
ntslnonda set while you walt, jsweiry
repaired and remodeied
Work guaranteed a. whaiesais prices
SMITH IEwELRV MIRO co
e.; =. g. SMITH ntpd.. Fourth fioor
anows HAIR treats dsndruff. esEania.
Results GUARANTEED. ladies. gen
iismsn. Vioist ray for colds. rhsufnS-
tiHm. face massage shampoo. open
evenings Louise Dalton. al Eitsi
NOS Fiiioi, itis
~ raks or Lesson.
go STEVENS PRIV s;,y., .'''' s sI'.
~ day and evening ts;, eth ave.
~ Main stii Member Dancing
WE Teachers Aasn. ssw York.
RAariME PIANO PLAYING
Art popular music taught IN 20 Lessons,
ranisKes niiE
orn COURSE MAKES FiNisiiru
cancer OF you WHY waitf our re-.
suits FuAranteed nlppoarone. Ttfth
ard University Elliott sitf
PRACTICAL SuitKE--nRA wtf.LKtk
ssn. 1915 itth ~ W Phone ballard
1867
bfGMoSpR WATCHES on cREpfr
MICHAEL. ,es PIKE III
nF@iK KiSuroS PUBLIC afESou-
raphsr. 800 crazy Hldg
nav GREENE = HOTEL HOLLAND.
FeuFth and jefferson. near court hausa.
Easily reached fof ministerial services
Private pafloru Main tssi
OLD COLD. SILVER. TEETH Ola.
raaads waited. Highest pries paid. iss
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50 Legal Notices
TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN
THE vndsrsikned has made application %
maintain BLACKSMITH shcp 81 1871
Western ave. south one half ~ tot ..
block ". A a penny's FOURTH Addis
tion Anyone dsEirinE 20 rrufss,
sEains; such occupation ~iii fiis such
protest at ths office q Superintendent
% uuiidin.s prior 90 March 10. i8iI
l. . iAnHES. Lessee
SECS ,ss-t, Ordinance iitTt.
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i5-For Sale Miscellaneous

guarantees safe delivery.
The largest factory In tho West selling
direct TO consumer.
o. ~ wTLLIAMs co.
1919 First Ave =. Seattle
PHoNOGHAPHS OUR SPECIALITY
FOREIGN RECORDS
MTHICAL RECORD EXCHANGE
1916 Wostlnke Elliott 2g7s
Opposite new Times Bldg.
We buy, TRADE. exchange. repair.
kAyANAGn's s2.bo HATS. 1905 ist ave
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wEsTI.AKE

stall 20. Silver amcitr. ise N. Column
b'a river smclta. 2 ibs ihc; salmon, zoe
n; craha. for 2sc. Stall 1906 2 pkgs
Teco pancake flour. csc; pkgs Quaker
corn flakes, goo; 2 Tbs. brick Goldfish. 3sc
Stall 100, Del Monte corn. Ice can; lbs.
coffee. G9c. Stall $50. y ID. Blue Ribbon
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39-Poultry for Sale

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39-Poultry for Sale
BABY CHICKS
We row hays for sale white f1rhorn
chicks iEe each. iitoo per 100.
Watching eggs 81 80 per setting.
Agents Queen Incubator, and breeder
stoves
QUEEN HATCHERY. ., PIKE III 'ss.
ADVERTISE YorR POULTRY. FhScf
ehieb~ns. setting strs. etc. In THIS
section Of Tn. star Hes rates at top
os - ", SelS@e. ut s,oess.sooooooo
41-Livestock for Sale
ADvrRTiaE YOUR LIVESTOCK FoB
sale or wanted IN int, section 81 Tn.
star aes rates a, top % frs, column.
this page
SEATTLE RAnniTRv--ALL KINDS oF
rabbits Stock guaranteed F1fth aud
ksnyoa. South park
43-Lost and Found
FENALE PIP. Z MONTHS OLD. hrtn-
die bull terrier automobile row nams
Pegry: no collar long ears. distefn-
per bald spot over right eye. Reward
Capitol 1888 or Capitol ~.
H-ios. H-tfs. HIS. If-if3. CALL FOR
your answers 90 ads IN The star soon
as possible. Time limit for holding
thsss rsgly letter. ~. i Up pp,oooo,oo,>
44-General Repairing
LIGHT MACHINERY HUILT TO or
der: experimental work executed good
patents for sale. Fred schasfsr. 7st
~. i, In In 81 - o.~o~oo
4tA--iUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
50 GOOD used cars. winton Motor Co
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Land for Sale
nRowNEf.L LAND CO
goa Thirt Ave. Seattle

SOUTHWEST wAsittNdroS FsnM
ice acre farm - acres cleared; balance
all logged and prepared Tor cpitiSa-
ten: coed new farm house and barns
garage. . creeks. springs; on excellent
road; close 20 good markets. some
stock and horaes. Wason~ and tmpte-
msntz. phone. near store. school. over
81 500 improvements last year. Owner
siek ard must dispose for iew esah
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i,A--REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

s1.70o: EASY TERMS
Groom modern cottage. paved distrfct.
close 20 Madronh car line. BARGAIN.
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EFFICIENCY


During the twenty months that he has served in
the office he has conducted the responsible office of
sheriff in manner that becomes the dignity Of the
chief executive officer of the county has made efec
iency the watch word; has never exceeded his auth
GRITTY and still has failed to perform the duty
that was before him.
The sherffs books are open to inspection at any
time to any
PROSPERITY
Under the regime OF Brad Smith Hot Springs has
gone along in the tenor of its way enjoying two
Of the most successful business IN Its history
and has found Brad Smith always cooperating with
the public spirited who have been responsible
for its upbuilding and who must be looked to in the
future for its continued prosperity.
LAW ENFORCEMENT
During the 20 months that Brad Q Smith has
served as sheriff he has been the particular target Of
the booegger and the gambler because he has
forced the law That these law violations have been
reduced to minimum is due largely to the fact that
the volators know Brad Smith is always on the alert
for them, and that they will be punished TO the limit
in the courts when they arragned with the proof
that he secures for the prosecuting attorneys office
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FINANCIAL RECORD


When the levylng court IN session few days
ago Brad Smith made report to that body which
proved that the sherfs office had not cost the county
anything. He had through the authorized enforce
ment OF the law caused the law voators to be arrest
ed and fned and the financial burden of this office
removed to the shoulders of those who violate the law
instead Of falling the shoulders othose who do not
violate law and pay taxes for the support of the
county
DRAFT BOARD WORK
No upon whom has fallen the responsible
task OF Standing firmly and fairly behind the govern
ment in its home work relatively to the war has
endeavored to serve with sincerely of purpose than
Brad Smith Not alone his work member of the
draft board has received the highest commenda tion
but also he has merted approval for the in
which he has brought the slackers into line.
COOPERATION
While the sheriff is elected by the people and res
ponsble only the people for the performance of his
duty, still if the office is to be best administered there
must be a sincere and friendly cooperation between
the sheriff and the courts which he attends and
Brad Smith has record for this coopera alton
that has contributed much to the welfare of the whole
community.
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No III En- Drug 81
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CONTINUED.

sseDa nows q
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-06-27
Finding Help for Harvest.
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Kansas answered the call for In
creased food production. Kansas plant
ed more wheat. Kansas knew, Of
course. that tremendous amount Of
man power would be required to har-
vest that crop. But Kansas wasn't dis
mayed. Uncle Sam called for more
wheat. Kansas planted more wheat.
Kansas knew that wheat would be har-
vested and that people in the towns
and cities would 60 to the fields to
help do It'll
And that il precisely how 1t is being
harvested people from the towns
and cities Of Kansas. A literal exc.
dus Of all the urban people hasn't been
necessary, Of course. But all that were
needed went-and more were ready Il
needed.
The statewide campaign for town
volunteers for farm labor service dur
ing the harvest was launched at Kan
sas City conference the latter part Of
May. Representatives Of the United
States department Of agriculture re-
minded all the cooperating agsncisal
at that conference of the policy tAa&
department. has been urging since th&
beginning Of the war-the use Of tewH
nan power for local farm Labor needs
during SEASONAL enssrrsacisa.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-06-27
TRAIN FOR HARD WoM
Ii thsrs . pAysseal tsstaiag
class In your town.

II there . pAysleal tsaa1lAg
class In your townf fl
II not. this u q good time to
start ooe-a physical training
class to harden the soft muscles
Of town and city men, % they
can 60 to farms and do elective
work during emergency needs
for farm labor In their counties
and communities.
Kansas CITY started . 'loyal
physical fitness class" some
weeks before the time for the
wheat harvest. The idea spread
all over the stats. In many
towns and cities similar classes
were organised. and men made
Themselves At for the hard work
they were to undertake In the
Aelds ~ volunteer harvest work
err. The Kansas wheat crop
couldn't have been harvested II
Thousands Of patriotic men from
the towns and cities had not
volunteered to save this crop
that will help feed the fighters
at the front. And q great many
OF these men couldn't have work
ed - effectively, and some Of
them would have been forced to
drop out altogether. II they had
not been prepared for the physi-
cal strain By preliminary train
ing.
Uncle Sam needs the help Of
every loyal American citizen.
Wthef work or nghti You can't
do your best WORK. either at
your present Job or at any other
job, or in the fields Temporarily
~ q farm volunteer, unless you
are physically nt.
A few weeks work In q physi-
cal training class will harden"
you surprisingly. Start . class
In your town. Be ready to 20 to
work effectively. be able really
to accomplish something in the
fields when the call comes for
patriotic town men to do emer-
gency farm work in your section.
An open space-the courthouse
square or a vacant lot or a big
back yard-a leader who knows
the army setting up" or other
movements and exercises-and
determination on the part of the
men Of your town-these are all
the things you need.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-06-27
America Aroused and
United Is Following the
Shining Figures of the
Leaders of 70

a reputation for patriotism to make vruent oratori-
cal attacks these "swivel-chair
remaining out of the of fre-remainng in Wash
ington. with the congressman. And So of the
departments, yielding to oratory and other pressure
threw out many men who had learned their Jobs
and were working more hours day than any union
would have allowed; and then other men. some Of
them far less competent, and all of them beginners,
put into the swivel chairs and the work Of
the thereby just much disarrnnged and
just much deiayed-ail of which something
in the casualty lists
We had to learn that criticism must know its
own job thoroughly; 1t mustn't be merely "blowtng
Off steam" And enthusiasm is useful only when 1t
never takes its eye OF the ball. Thousands of UNIT
men themselves i'll used and made useless ex-
pense to Uncle Sam by too much indiscrimnnte en-
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-06-27
Some Interesting Facts

For home consumption Great Brit
ain imports about 10000. 900 pounds q
coffee annually.
Wisconsin must Increase her wheat
acreage 80 per cent over last year II
she IL to produce her share In 1918,
Over 10000 loads Of sawdust and
other min waste were used during lasa
yVar In the United States for makins
paper pulp.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-06-27
Producers Find Experiment 50
Satisfactory That They VIA
Extend Service.
Qucx DeuvERY s Result
Fruits, Vsestabies end other Produces
10 9eassa - y careisd-oees.
oaandlee 70 Aavled ~ Teseon
"a Return TsipA f'

Last year producers Of eGx1 near
vlnsland and Mllvills, New Jersey.
had di0cultiss getting their eggs 70
dealers in New York CITY. This year.
howsvsf. thsy travel direct By motor
truck to the DEALERS doors nd arrive
In les time and With les los from
besakass than In other SEASONS.
This cosAmunity Of pcodueers has
found the results Of tAeir sxperiment
oe shipping egxs By motor truck %
successful that thsy arc planning to
e4tsnd their efforts to cover fruits and
Vegetables, poult5y, and other products
In season.
Eeos BY Msesr Truck.
Following q season In which trans
poetation troubles made shipmsnts to
New York City unsatisfactory the
turner's sought assistance from the
bureau Of markets Of the United States
department Of agriculture. and spe-
cialists ON m0tor-truck marketing made
q survey Of the situation. This was
followed by 4 group Of producers agree
ing to ship their eggs by motor truck
and to bring the cases to designated
places along the route the truck was
to cover. A large commercial motor
truck company. operating . fleet Of
trucks between New York and Phila-
delphia, was interested and agreed to
make q detour on their trips to New
York, to which city their trucks had
often travelled without being loaded,
to take in vineland and Millville. Lo-
cal farmers and merchants In these
two towns agreed to give their hauling
business from Philadelphia to the truck
company and thus insure a full load
for the trucks all the way from Phila-
delphia to New York.
Capacity Of Trucks.
The trucks have capacity OF about
flve tons, and can take 200 crates Of
eggs. On the first trip only $50 cases
were ready at the roadside and the bal
ance Of the load was made up Of Grated
class from Vineland and Aillville. This
first load went the 40 miles in the
record time OF Is hours with. not an
egg broken ON the way. The truck
went across On the ferry boat from the
New Jersey shore. and the eggs were
delivered ON the sidewalks in front
Of the Wholesale houses. On the re-
ttrn trip the truck hauled merchandise
from New York direct to Philadelphia.
Some Of the dealers in New York
City are offering q premium Of from
one-half to one and one-half cents q
dozen for eggs shipped BY motor
truck from vineland and Miiiville. be-
cause the eggs arrive In better condi-
ton and in quicker time than when
shipped BY rail. This premium alone
more than covers the difference In cost
Of shipping BY motor truck and BY rail-,
and, In ADDITION 10 the time saved. the
moHoratruck service - more dependable
and gives bettse delivery. The sgss,
~ yst, are not pooled. but consist ee
indlvSdu1A shipmSots 10 q number oe
dealers.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-06-27

A gasoline engine driven dynamo
that Is entirely automatic in Its action
IL attracting attention in England.
Frequent and moderate rain p the
most effective Of all sanitary agen-
cies.
sixty men q thousand are now be-
Ing killed In the war, and about 1tO
men oat Il each thousand are wound
"a. "tf a'rfs v7aarr ,-ar
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-06-27


husia.m on the part of boards ,1 -. 2. ~
Aea x too sent often se the ssn camp. o .uso @so
.
snovs country
" not IT, oos
-. % who have never worn ~ not - We. % na 9 to n % %
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great s:. % .
.s s:, A:s ss. . .: % or
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.h:i; !, sa:,.
n @aer' will get ~ from him BY 'eo'dns than they say:
April had 3D. Liberty 1ss I IL 1ss.;D
a'e:.' ole., a:;,s.n.
and s -, ;s
q
soa you
railroad a.a e.es sne.s.rs
os..ni..uos.
ss IL IL.
II: s And "a, sr. s w. ~ : club: md and % . had 1 %
and % .:s: : .sss s % 10 Pat : $ al; %
a, c $ ns = an. N % 'es s . %
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But WIN
Of themf
America united. trouble
We with mlasm The knowing
IN, H. % s.s as wish
to . Ia. and BEEN n his his spa. as talks . a ss:s: = % a
setting
machine
the head and bloody bones he hoping fear make all
the wide
Let him wave his raw head and bloody bones; let him threaten
Germany to destroy he knows what this republic d
he that afraid and his fear like coward talking big in the dark
marching. impacabe
for America and for the freedom of and we see them not
on washnson and Franklin and Hamilton and Adams and Jefferson
Patrick Henry
Harry Lee and Decatur and Madison and Scott and William Har
head with and sherman Sheridan Robert
Sonewal
word to always the yesterday and today
their word "ForwardT
Their lies straight upward
that the the spirit greater than
and had become collection of abers living laughing
el The time has that brings
Not
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-06-27

all Easterners
sss s sssnss s ned, s.:.. :s.' ss. hat, n, g';s
@ :s OF ss the a. . s s e
=. sa os. | A:, .': he would predict They'll
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s :s : people s % s..:
-, .:. w;. North
. 1 % ss s aa =: ws' % va, on one one sou,Ss 70, %
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ns . s s s e1 him
b. would anything
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and the SoU %. @ Into mt a'a % but into IL. %
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Germany the
hyphen
But ehe pleased with
mistake In important detail:
would American
"GemnAmeran" citizens
citizens
often said YOU
YOU to them; but all
friend Of howl
him. April. 1917 times
declared him he
FORM "Of ami" he said "oh
Germany naturally thought,
admired
with wasa
right felt
OF
of mine
Of
to
this life
help
Americans
uniform
Hindenburg
body within good cussne We
Wahnou without
q t phy'ay unit for service in the nsd
70
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-06-27

:: :: :: !: !:
.@ come together at uncheons and commit
0 tee meetings, and after getting into
a condition Of collective depression about
the apathy of the country thav would
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-06-27

appoint Of their number to act as an oratorlcal
commission. 'Rudiger go out there" they would say
to him.. "Rudiger for Gods sake, go out there and
the middle Westw And Rudiger would 90
out his rousing expedition and speeches be-
fore commercial clubs and at larger meetings and
then back home without having noticed that the
Middle and Western already passing their
quotas for enistmens of fighting men, whereas Rudi
gers state, at that tme had filed Just about
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-06-27

. third Of Its own enlistment quota.
However. the Rudigers were not
all Fasteners. About 1OO.OOO,O 900
people seemed to feel that the vInited
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PHILA. LIEUTENANT
SEES FUN IN WAR
Chestnut Hill Boy Describes
Pounding of Cuns-Says He
Has Been Lucky

A che,,np, um hov.. fra, sxn.,,snces
-, .N,,' .,.,,..
~"u ieennks IN ac''on are s'"p"'cA''
'or'h III ie''er seh' nome ny h'eu'
tenant Henry Tetlow. %, to his mother.
Lieutenant Tetlow, after winning his
co,,,r,.,,or no ..r.,o, ,x,r,,. n, ,ra,,.
=, '"''' "
h6 AZ PeeRski'i ana Fort Niaaara- waS
assigned to the s1+th Infantry, and went
over with IN. how. srou csmp Meade
a., ~ -. .,,.
"~' sA''eu !" an e"''y "''''"' WV
10 now recovered and back at the 'front.'
Speaking of the noise Of the big guns
N tho .ar. n, ,n ,,. er,, .rrs~.
'"en'' h'eu'enAht Ietiow says
You know how the Glne used to rock
the house down NJ the beaeh--wel,. f,st
.,... ,.I.,
supp'se seNer"' hunuro1 ''i"e' a' '"."'
guns lined up on the main street. all
poundine away al Ridge road and YOU
40, ..,.,. ,,,. ;.
Ho'"s " S'eep Nv 'i'' oe"''"''e "'e"ue
A iittis later the letter says; we
went over a little rise and down into a
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TO ENFORCE LIQUOR RULES
Federal Agents Seeking Those
Serving Men In Uniform

Agents OF TODD Daniel superintendent
Of the Philadelphia division of the De-
partment Of Justice. started out today to
enforce strictly Federal laws and regu-
lations against giving or selling liquor
10 men In uniform.
MI Daniel started the campaign as a
result Of numerous reports In the last
few days that there has been q general
letting up IN the observance OF laws both
have been let down gradually by some
liquor men and enlisted men have been
duick TO take advantage Of the Cppor-
thnity to buy liquor.
Similar reports have been made to
Ms Daniel by Colonel Hatch. In charge
Of law enforcement for the Navy De.
partnent. and agents Of Colonel Hatch
are cooperating
Mr.. Daniel annoupced today that all
orders establishing Vice and liquor ZONES
and prohibiting boatleEainE win b:
AND the soldiers and sailors are back
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-12
SHLPNEWS|
WORKERS MOVEMENT
BEGUN AT SHPYARD
Pusey & Jones Company Off,
cials and Employees Discuss
Working Problems

Regular weekly mass-msetinss will be
held In tho Pusey a Jones shipyards IN
conjunction with the new workers move
ment
At these gatherings off1cials of the
company and thousa nds OF employees dis
cuss matters OF common interest. In
this way u 10 hoped to remedy certain
evils and difhcuities In order that tho
ship program may 20 on unabAted and
smoothly.
DIR. C. r. Taylor. head Of the service
department. believes that the problems
Of the yard should be handled from In
side rather than from tho outside.
Through the medium OF the meetings he
hopes 10 promote n better spirit among
the workers. The meeting will be thrown
open to general discussion.
Great stress should be placed upon
Increased production. asserted Doctor
Taylor. ns this creates nm Increase frnd
to pay waEea High wages can be paid
Just rs long ms production keeps pace
with the increase In remuneration.
Meetings will be held each Tuesday
for the men In tho Pennsylvania yard
OF the company and each Friday for the
New Jersey yard.