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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-11
SAYS CRITIC OF
SKAC|T IS TOOL
FOR OTHER SITE

Light Superintendent ]. ID. Ross
Saturday answered In n formal state
ment charges made public by Ben
jffnin n. Petley. contractor and en-
gineer, that he had misrepresentsd
the power possibilities Of the Skagit
river site and the cost Of develop
rncnt. Ross said tho criticism In in
spirod By competitive site interests.
"Petley ~. or was until n few days
ago. the engineer for the suilagiam-
ish river power site people" Ross
said, who recently bid among 9th
era 10 the city. but submitted little
or no plans or engineering data with
their bid. ana apparently counted on
unloading their power site on The
city thru political propaganda rather
than thru engineering merit"
Superintendent Ross characterizes
the attack as an effort TO scare the
public"
In his criticism OF Ross report on
the Skagit site. Engineer Petley
says that the Cedar river plant has
not reached It's limit. unless tho
1000. 900 dam there is acknowledged
"A failure. and that IL the basin can
be sealed the capacity can be incrcas-
I'D from ~ 500 TO 10000 kilowatn:
that the skagit site win produce but
seven times the power OF the Cedar
river site. instead OF II times. IL tho
Cedar river basin is sealed; that tho
minimum flow Of the Skagit river II
Cs5 cubic feet second instead OF
800: that with development Of tho
skagt storage basin a continuous
flow Of but 1887 cubic second feet
would be secured. MS shown by 1919
measurements. instead OF 1000 cubic
feet; that three-stage development
means make-shift development; ana
that the cost OF power delivered to
Seattle would be $40 per horse power
per year. instead OF $40, as claimed
by Superintendent Ross.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-11
WRATH OF UKRAINIA GROWS
AGAINST TEUTON ARROGANCE

toward tho mllitarintic arrogance OF
their German taskmaAtcrs. The
Ukrainians are now beginning TO TO
allEe that Germany desires TO make
their republic IA vaAsal Teutonic
state, kept IN poverty 50 that the
urgent food demands Of the central
empires may BE- met. This situation
iH even worse than that nuffcred by
Ukraine under the rule Of tho car.
At least the Romanoff rule permit.
tel them TO feed Themselves. while
German milltarism iH Insisting that
Ukrainian hunger docs not matter
IN comparison with the food require
mcnts OF Germany.
The conditions that are thus de-
vcloplnR have already become highly
dangerous TO Germany. II IL prob
able that German military operations
may even be resumed along the east
front. as punishment 10 be inflict.
ed by iIlndcnburg on the Ukraini.
ans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-11
Unitrd Prv~s War Expert

NEW YORK. May ii.--Faced by
tho pressing need of securing some
food to leAscn dangerous unrest al
home. Germany Is enforcing a now
policy OF ruthiesaness IN Tkrainia.
which may drive tho Ukr7dnian 70
public into an alliance with Russia.
for mutual resistance against tho
Hohenxollcrna.
The balNrr'n principal purpose In
creating the independent republic OF
Ukraine was 10 put under tho con
troll Of Germany tho principal food
supply region 81 Russia. The Ger
mans believed that. both on the score
Of gratitude and because OF the com
paratlve caae % dominating the now
Ukrnlne government there would be
no difficulty In obtaining immense
Htores VI food from tho South Russia
area
But tho t1Irainian peasants arc dc
vcloping spirit Of bitter hostility
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-11

secretary. has been one OF the lead.
ms spirits IN It. Friday. Hendrick.
son SAW some Of tho $1,000 limit
cards lying about. and IL tickled his
funny bone.
You don't expect 10 use many OF
these. guess" he remarked.
"Oh. don't know" replied Miss
Walsh. with n TIT Of her head.
wen. II another crnploye Of this
department getting the same salary
viii Sign one up. III match him. ="
said iiendriokson.
I'm take you up" came back Miss
walsh. after a moments haAty II.
nnncial calculation.
And 70 It's on. Matching IL go
ing to be a great game in the light
department. There were rumors
afloai Saturday that there Is another
enpioyc ready 10 get In, and there's
no telling where IL viii end
Yes. It's going TO be close living
the rest OF this year" said Miss
walsh. Saturday. But its In a
good cause and III squeeze thru"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-11
Three Councilmen
FAVOR Going Slotx,

Councilman Robert y. Hesketh. T.
II. Bolton and Roland Cotteriil. 70
turned Saturday from their fnspeo
ton Of the Slagit river power site.
and had little public expression to
make on the results Of their trip.
other than TO tell Of the perils they
had encountered
The development OF the project IS
n matter OF such magnitude. they
declared. that they are opposed 10
hasty action. All seemed impressed
with the fac, that immense power
is available.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-11
Match yuhr'

Match yuhr'
Ever been around In an alley when
a challenge Of this sort started "a
lively exchange OF pennies among -
crowd OF kldH7
Tho same old challenge IS going
the rounds Of the city light depart.
mrnt now. but It's got a different
meaning. II means matching the
81 900 limit on War Savings. TO help
Uncle Sam win tho war. just an
President Wilson invited everybody.
IN the final days Of the Liberty Loan
campaign. TO match his BecoDd-heip-
Ing. $50 bond.
II all started with Frank Hendrlck.
son--and he's just "a Erown.up KID
letting his sporting spirit 80 the
best OF him. But hc found his equal
In Miss Nan walsh. also Of the city
light department. who. II lcaa inn
pulaivc. 10 nevertheless game when
IL comes 10 boosting war savings.
The Light Department War Saw.
inEH society r. endravorlnE TO make
4 name for itself. and Miss walsh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-11
ORGANIZE CHORUS OF
BOYS HERE SUNDAY

Rev. H. y. X. whitney. Of the
whitney boy chorus. has arranged
for "a meeting at tho Arena Sunday
afternoon. for the purpose OF organ
izing n boys chorus Of 1000 voices in
Seattle. In which all school boys are
invited TO take part
Mayor Hanson. \. j. Rhodes. prcsi-
dent OF tho Chamber Of Commerce
and Commercial club. Frank II.
Cooper. superintendent OF schools.
Tracy Strong. Of the y, NJ. c. A.. and
y. +. Davies superintendent Of mu'
sic in the high schools. VIII speak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-11
EAGLES Add SIS
TO SMOKE FUND;
CUT OUT EATS

Tho Seattle ST.. Aeie club. FRA.
ternal order OF D. ebi rs hooycrlz.
ing They no lsu.tr H,rvo midnight
Huppera after their meetings.
An the money saved thru tho de-
NAL Is put IA "a fund for the soldiers
and divided equally between our
Boys IN France Tobacco Fund and
the wool fund for tho Lady Eagles
Knitting club.
Tho last contribution sent TO The
Star on Friday FOR the tobacco fund
amounted to SIS Tho club has al.
ready contributed $50.
Freddie Nelson. OF Newcastle. who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-11
WILL CHARGE |. w. w.
AS u. S. DEFRAUDER

Charles swclRin. T. w. w, held by
federal authorities in Seattle. charged
with being an enemy alien. viii come
10 trial IN tho federal court In Port
land on May "a. 10 hnnwer charges
~ fraud. made by Assistant Attorney
General Clarence l.. Reames involy.
ing tho cancellation Of Bwelgig's
naturalization pnpcrn.
Iteamcn charges the defendant with
having obtained naturalization pa.
pcrn thru deception He says Swell.
GIN sworo 10 uphold the government,
while he knew In hla own mind that
he was against the United states
government. and ready 70 take action
against u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-11
ASKS $1,000 DAMAGE
FROM BEAUTY DOCTOR

NEW YORK. May io.-If "A lady
goes to "A beauty doctor to have
few gray hairs restored to their
natural color and he falls In the
trca tmeut 30 that hcr locks turn
first to a reddish black and then TO
a dark green. ouehtn't tho NORTH
cation and humiliation which she
would naturally feel be worth-say
about $1,000?
That is tho question which Evn
Risscll has raised in papers filed In
tho county clerks office in suit
against Carl Ebcrth. who, she says.
calls his place Of business n Beauty
Parlor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-11
INSPECT CEDAR DAM

Mayor Hanson, superintendent of
Public Utilities Thomas +, Murphine
and Councilmen Erickson and Lane
visited the Cedar river dam Satur-
day. to 30 over the matter OF seal
ing the dam basin. matter which
Councilman Erickson liz pressing be
fore the council. urging shifting of
tho work TO the water department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-11

Ii Just a little more than 4 years old.
thing in tho world. lie always stops
upon tho street TO watch them pass.
and cries TO every one near him to
"sec tho soldier"
because he lovca them so. and
isn't big enough TO wear the olive
drab himself. his mother has sent
our Boys IN France Tobacco Fund n
contribution in tho >lttlo fellows
name.
Austin & salt made their con
tribution several months ago 20 the
boys over there. and their letters OF
acknowledgment aro beginning TO
como back.
ifcrr are some Of tho things that
tho men In the ranks have written 10
them.
Private 4. MacAdnm received his
this Is the way he feels about the
Tobacco Fund:
I'VE got your smokes while doing
our trick In tho trenches. They
made the long hours shorter. II you
people at home knew what n smoke
is 20 a soldier you would understand
how much In In our thanks"
SerKt L.akarrv writes TO a Friend"
20 give his thanks for tho gift.
II know that I can call you friend.
as you mus; really know that your
tobacco u very much appreciated.
ana we consider you good friends TO
think OF US"
And iaAt OF all. Private r.. Burke
wrote:
God ble-a American tobacco and
French guns ana those who sent US
our tobacco"
TOBACCO FUND
Waterman Grange, kitsap evunsy.
danf~ sssfst tsf ltFfsFH tles@o
$ssnsins tan Am~rirsn sieh. Hes-
lsn. WASH. .-......... ....ts..ss. 500
Frr~idie Nsi.on. q. s~wrsatie ...... 100
4 A an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-11
58-Funeral Notices
Public Markets
TCO~tbM

Stalls 7.s-if-l2. large new wAlnutH. 2oc
NJ: pkRs. seeded raislns. 25e; sbc can
Norwny nsh balls. 2fr. imported an
chovisa 7sc - oornHtHrch. 100 pkg
selectD coffee. zoe. Ola Country style
gnmmci -ost. sc jar. small Ivory HoH %,
lie. large bar ivory soap. 100. Ice pkg
Albora rolled oats. 2 pkgn. go. stalls
21-zs. ne corn starch. a5c. Csc can
ERia. i5c. ms. head rice. Csc, 81 90
o. NJ can Sublime baking powder 65c.
SOC pkg citrus washing powder. &c. ?
bars Creme on or bath tablets. Csc, ?
cans ailver Shield peas or corn. Soc, 100
can RidRwRy's tea. G0c: : cans minced
cintns. 25c. 10 n. pail Karo syrup. SOC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-11
CAllAGHAM FILES A
NEW TRIAL MOTION

Motion for n now trial for James
J. CallnRhan, former county welfare
commissioner, under conviction of
grand larceny. was flied Saturday
by his attorneys. John T.. Dore and
Judge William Bell
The new trial Is asked for upon
technical legal grounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-11

Before tho war. II anybody had
suggested that Lady Muriol We're
BERTHE. daughter OF tho Earl Of Lind.
scy, and the rest OF tho noblcwomen
OF England get out and do real work
for ix--cight-ten-ma twelve
hours a day. we'd hate 10 think what
would have happened. But Lady
Muriei and n lot OF others are gladly
doing that and moro for tho Red
Cross. War changes "A lot of things.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-11

stalls 2i-aG-57. rarnation milk 81 20
case. 25c Earlo mills. zoe. ? lbs. HoiectO
coffoe, 75c; i5c Lux washing powder,
1cc; Q pkgH Jello. 2sc3 25c rod ana blue
Jfaro. zoo. 7ic Lipionr tea, Csc, IN. can
Gulttatd'a chocolate. 2ac, corn flakes, Sc
pkg. Stall a.. Hiiis rcd can coffee. a5o
n. I'm. can medium red salmon. Csc.
dark KarO syrup. ms. zoe; Pioneer
minced CLAIMS. 10; ms best head rice.
25c; Q lbs. rolled oats. 25ct cans
peaches or pears. Csc. 2 ms Cottonuot
SIC, large cans raspberries. 19o. 2 lbs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-11

speed ,eiegraphy. An apparatus in
actual tests has proved It's ability TO
transmit over single grounded
wire g.o0o words a minute. The
real Significance Of this escapes one
until Il Is realized that c.oo0 words
set In type will I'm seven standard
magazine pages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-11
FEDERAL JURORS ARE
CALLED FOR MAY %

Session for IA federal grand jury
has been announced. TO begin May
%. Indictments Of importance re-.
lating 10 tho l. W W. situation and
alien enemy activities are expected.
altho the officials refuse 10 make any
abatement Forty-seven citizens have
been drawn for the jury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-11
BARBER STRIKE NEAR

4 strike OF the journcyrmen bar.
bcrs OF Seattle seemed certain sat.
urday. following rejection OF de
mands of the union by tho Master
BARRIERS association Friday night.
Monday IS the day the BARRIERS have
SGT for tho niuehour day TO go into
effect The master BARRIERS have OF.
fercd IN arbitratc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-11
PIX, PLACE

Stall II. fine graduated sugar. ms.
Csc Staii ~. pure natural milk, l0c at
9taIl 20 froah ground corn meal. 50 ne.
27c. 2 lbs 55c. stan -, pot roast. 20r.
22c. 2so n boiling beef. 1sc NJ. breast
Of veal. 1so n; T-bono steak. zoe NJ;
bacon. tJc NJ liberty steak. zoe 10
boneless corn beef 22c n. leg Of veal.
25c 10 shoulder Of veal. 22c ~, l0in OF
veal. 2sc NJ: Kidneys. 100 NJ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-11
SEATTLE NAN WOUNDED

OTTAWA. May lin today'a
Canadian casualty list the name OF
Paul Patterson. Seattle, appears
among those mentioned ms wounded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-11
STEAL SIX DIAMOND RINGS

The residence OF Mrs. 4. Tanke.
o5ii Phinney ave. was robbed OF six
valuable diamond rings and SIS In
cash Friday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-11
HEARS SCREAM THEN
JUMPS THRU WINDOW

Awakened by the prowling OF a
strange man in the house. Mrs. II. X.
Bcnham. 1904 T., 18th ST.. Friday
night screamed, Tho burglar made
three huge leaps. ana went out thru
tho bathroom window Ten dollars
yyug gfOlan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-11
SPILLS LOAD or CHICKENS

Driving % Seattle with a truck
load Of freshly killed chickens. J. H..
Smith. OF Edmonds. wash. collided
with another auto at seventh ave.
and Owe st. tearing a wheel off
the truck and splitting the chickens
all over the street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-11

LOS ANGELES. May 1i.-Altho
Los Angeles is dry. it's municipal
camp at Chatsworth
has been anything but arid. accord.
Ing TO the police after they inter
ceptcd three truckloads OF liquor en-
route to the camp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-11
ROB sHIPYARD MAN

The room OF G. Bucholz, shipyard
worker. sis Howell st.. was entered
by robbers Friday night and 357 be
longing 10 Bucholz taken. together
with g. OF his room mates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-11
HERE'S MEANEsT THIEF

"The meancst thief IN Seattle"
made his appearance Friday night
tearing up and robbing IA tulip-bed
in the garden Of Mrs. l.. II. Colver.
1904 Boylston ave. Tho bed was
spoiled. and all the tulips taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-11
RAISE wARwICKs FINE

Charles Warwick was convicted in
justice court some time ago OF third
degree assault and was fined $3.50
and costa. Saturday his case was
heard on appeal by Superior Judge
j. T.. Ronald.
Warwick was again found guilty
and the fine raised 10 $3.50 and costs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-11
GIRL KILLS SELF

ROCHESTER,. MINI. May IL
Miss Isabel Savage. %. committed
suicide by shooting here early today.
She left note indicating that Boise.
Idaho. was her home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-11
WATERMAN GRANGE $3.50

Waterman Grange. kitHap
county. held "A dance the last
Saturday In April Tho proceeds
OF 1880 were turned over to the
our Boys IN France Tobacco
Fund"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-11

stalls 10e-i03, peanut butter. inc n
~ HIS 45c. Washington creamery but
ter. 48c ~ run cream cheese. 2ac III Z:
cream brick. 2ic H.. fancy swiss sye
d.. tan cans Eofden'H milk. goo; 2
assorted spices or 2 bottles vanilla or
lemon. i5c: Armour'A Veribost margarine,
s5c n. 2 rhs. 100. fresh ranch oggs,
3gc doz.. 2 doz. 75e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-11

II you value your watch. le,
Haynes repair Il. Next Liberty
Observation-Disclosures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-11
80 ACRES IN KIRKLAND
PRICE 1875: IMPROVED

IL aer. cleared wood from clear
ing cut and Kicked Mp. balance
easy 20 get In shape. garden has
hesu planted this spring. small
house faces county road. few
hundred frest from paved high
way. Terms i100 cnah. balance
:fs monthly. Take East Aadi-
e-son car and Kirkland fsrrY 70
Burke Farrar's office In kirk
lard. where directions viii be
given.
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N~~.~~NW(~|N
37-Salesmen Wanted

LACE AND EMBROIDERY HAErFAC-
turers want energetic Ehlrrfnen 10
carry strong and attractive line. I'm
ryorted Foods. including handkerchiefs
and dress goods only frst-claHs men.
win established connections, need APP
piy. Liberal commIssion paid weekly
and expense account. Addreas tho a.
Rcott Co, Inc. 220 Fourth ave- re"
York city 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-11
YOUNG WAY WANTED

Young man aheet -. high school
youth preferred. for steady sal
AIRED position after school hours.
Apply Circulation n~pt, Seattle
star. 1895 seventh ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-11
34-Fenale Help Wanted

wASTEp-YouSo LADIES FOR TEL
ErUoxn OPERATING; NO PRE-
vrous ExPgRrEScn NECESSARY
s,e PER WEEK PAID wHfI.s
inAnsrSo. RAPID ADVANCEMENT
~ SALARY; PERMANENT rosi-
Tross. EXTRA PAT ron SUNDAYS
AND uoLrpAIs CALL At TELr-
PHONE COMPANY OPERATING
scHoor. iiis FOURTH AVE. BE-
TwEEs 9 A. NJ AND r. ~
wASTED-YorSG Girls WHO WANT
20 learn somsthirx worth
while. let us teach you 20
make shirts. pants oVsrau.
or marEfnaw roat-. with pay
~hH~ learning. n you are
seeking steady employment.
apply BLACKS overall fac
tory. $50 Rainier boulevard
wASTED-sIN GOOD LOOKING GIRLS
for chorus work. small In stature two
Hawaiian musicians ard dancers two
lady ticket sellers All must ~ Of
are and willing 20 travel Apply car
uivai grounds. Auberba SHOW.
EXPERIENCED sTfTcffERs. POWER
machines Good varss
FIELDER SHOE MFG. co.
500 Western Ave.
REspECTAHLE CTRL WANTED TO
fsep woman company on ranch. Must
stay several months. Victor whistler.
2110is First ave y.
WRITE PHOTOPIAYs- Tperiencs IN.
necessary Suitable IDEAS wanted from
nuyona At f2e-isO0 each. Details free.
Produrers' league. go. ~. Louis
xoNEY MADE DASctNC WITH PU-
pills. afternoon and evening. Stevens
.oD S1g SS>1o1SSoSNSNS,Z~o~~~~~~>~~I~~~~~
35-Female Situations Wtd.
WIDOW or GOOD CHARACTER. GOOD
saving cook and houHeks-per. ishes
position with hon~oEnsg. D-iai.
>~~.~DN~~~>~D~~~~-~ ~~N>~~~~~~S~N~~I~J~
36-Agents Wanted
WANTEr-Men aud women EAfFs
NfANAGEHs for great fuel oonHervh-
lion device. cuts fuel bills IN hair.
helps your government. biz money
MAKER Simpler NfF. co. Seaboard
Bank Bldg. Seattle. wash.
AGESTs-GET PARTICULARS or OSE
~ tho host paying proportions ever
afE To-
slr~ sells. Mako $4,000 yearly. Ai-
drena y. " FeitnAr. 3ss American
BldV.. Cincinnati. ..
AGENTS soil Case Tonic--Eilminhte
carbon: wakss low grade gasoline act
like high increases mileage. rnor@
power. quicker starting. Absolutely
harmless. Can you beat ~ CAao
Tonic Company. Cincinnati. y.
AGENTR-S RELATIVE SERVICE
flag pin: big seller At 25c; gold plated;
snarnsisd IN cOiors. Numerals 70 10.
Rarnpls I0c. Eeene. $50 broadway.
New York.
wonderful chance. shirts ard Furnish
lnvs ~ wholesale. Regular salary.
startling your own permanent business.
Al men buy. f5c Tor OUTFIT Goodell
e. Co. al Dura'tS Bldg. New York.
AGENTS. mo PAY MD AUTOMOBILE
furnished hustIera introducing wonder
fuI economical fuel product 20 auto
mobile owners. Sample 0utft free.
- Hnfiwey. 7f3 sta r. Louisville. Ky.
LC;r.NTf WANTED FAHMERs FEC
ord. Accounts made easy for income
tax. Selling fast. Liberal commits
sion. Advertising Novelty Co. New
W,
37-Salesmen Wanted
LACE AND EMBROIDERY nAHrFAc-
turors want energetic Ehlcsrnen 10
carry strong and attractive line. I'm
ported Foods. including handkerchief
and dress goods only first-claEs men.
with established connections, need app
MY. Liberal commIssion paid we"kly'
ort aUpenae account. Adirfas inc ~
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Urgently needed on essential wosE
Coed wages Immediate smplcymsnt
tlEtr--flsip your country, rhouss nds
clerks wanted NJ wAshinEton Inn
Tn~diatsiy. Men. wcfasn. rs or ever.
ii0e month. T.hour day easy clerical
work common education sufficient
Heir your country and live In wash
tnEtoa during thrs- stirring war times.
Write Immediately for fire., lls, posi-
.ss-E. Rochester. y. Y.
wANrED--wlds awake rasn 20 ep-a
hat cleaning and bloc king es-
Establishments Small cap
ttal excellent profits We
supply equipment ard tell
Npn how write for book
let. y. w Header q Co.
Dent ist. Charlotte. y. g.
WANT To sAvE MONEY.
Call on Us. We will sell unesiied FOR
suits ard shoes cheaper than any other
fe~s. us Washington.
MES-Axs IL 60 s E.psrteaoe VA
necessary. Travel. make secret inys--
LEGATIONS. reports SALARIES. exp-ns~s
American Fer~iEn Detective Agency.
500 ~ Louis.
WI G cRsESE-s NES's rpwrAfRs
sai' shop saves ron 80 on every sui,
and ovsrrost Traders Buiidins. pess
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34-Fenale Help Wanted
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r1aho white. ssc; Q Ms. bull, macoronl
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2" Male Holm Wanted

-AnoRERs. nuu.ptNo coSsrRUc-
ten. \. ". Quist Co. nrsmsrtoa.
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lsA-REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

''ppsE AND DoT ron BALE CHEAP.
ownsr. VIII cell on terms. Close IN.
IKE Beacon Hill car. lsos Atlantic o..
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45-For Sale Miscellaneous

80 coon used car. win,oo Motor g
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25=Female Situations Wtd.

WIDOW or GOOD CHARACTER. GOOD
saving cook and houHeks-per. ishes
position with hom~oEnsg. u-iat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-11

HorsE AND TWO rOTs FOR SALE
rsasonabis if2s Elizabeth st. George
Tom. Zee place first, then call Elliott