The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 19, 1918, Page 7

| aE Tt) i Hh ft 8 nN BAaghF oghhehs eheee sas & 8 g Le s F t 5 ° i ea = 3. af a | St scr, pron | MAIN 600 1 ADVERTISING lansifion CASH Cash in advance jon: Scents per tine of fraction Bix times for the price of ¢ TRANSIENT ARGR .0 Mine per in . ix Insertions for the CONTRACT ADVERTISIN Per line per month—1 month Per line per month—3 months Per line per month—#@ months Per ne per month nth. 85 tines each week ear ne 0 Nines ne ix months add % cent Months, add 1 cent OPEN SPACr 6EO lines to be used int line lines to any « ADVER 10 tow of f 28 210 1.8 1.89) per 1 ‘each week, 1 year, ear, aoe ee sed in 2 year, * in LEGAL ADS Department RATES ON of Want Ad MAIN: G04 ‘THE SEATTLESTAR) . 209 ing nelghdore cordial. Clerk Phone Ritiott 81 | DIRECTORY “~~ eee SAY you SAW it in THE STAR 2 a ATTORNEYS AT-LAW . SHUREMANATTOR pey-at Wills, probate m mortages, notes, collection thing pertaining to a gene tiee tm all courts 426 Lyen men. Riliott 2166 “WOMAN TAW tuire 1 taw prac B tawyer, it Downs Pik.) Consultation free, ren: | fees motera! 709 Ind ave. ere! practice, all cases ‘s WATT —ESTA era! practice Murke Bid axe. Main OPTICIANS reon Coe balcony - RIVERS — Con patent bectiet tree 338 New Yor PRED- Patent Attor | P. GORIN ney. Patent wecured of fee refunded. Tel Central Sie." "Sree nook on» Ta 221 Fourth. Phone Main 35 | CHATTEL LOANS NEW COMPANY NEW RATES” NEW METHODS Beans trom $19 to $100 made @ tonfidentially ¢m furniture, tock, ete. SANDERS & co. -1004 I. C. Smith Ride. wis. MONEY ON” BiA- monde and jewelry at 2 per cont. NO CHARGES. Others may AD. how about money on DIAMONDS end JEWELRY. rates: confidential. CAN JEWELRY CO.. 909 Second office, 901 Sea. | flee, 901 FP 19-—-City Beal Estate for Sale| $3,500 om nu ete) tine tm and Thie Is an ideal p for A MAB Im Festaurant business, with late hours Cash $500, balance $26 Fr month, WILLIAM MATTE Leary Bide. Phone Main 17 vY, WELL, BUTLT TTAGR: « electric limht; lot 604100 to 14-foot a Sarage: fruit, flowers and gar den near car, Terma like rent, Ide Rmlth, 6206 Callfernia ave, corner Dawson, Weat 262 41 HEAUTIPUT, DANBY” F ROOM” WON Ealow, with a large lot; one block to the beat service In the tty nutes out; furnished complete. Racrifice for place Take Rainier one block west, TO BALLARD NORTH CAR * T-room wth front modern he Price $1,400, halt ee on W 1.00) half ensh YOUNG @ PRORERG Rallard Ave Phone Mallard LOOKS $050 LHO1 00. niy PION An® with a ema by Atlantic and inter INVESTMENT 5 om doulevard working for 1 Liberty te xe RIGHT GOOD HOUSES FOR SALE terms CESTATE For SALE PHINNEY Dietiicr west 0—-€-room ation one SEATTLE house: all modi lot 27 4xl2S; two toil alifornia only two blocks troy grade nian, with 50, balance SER LINE ender ear line: 7 dasement; built chicken houses; barn. I farm im the city; all Cash $1,400. ar lime modern house, rare move in. show that. WILtIaM Leary Bide SEVEN ACRES, Port Orchard dock: 2 acres plowed acres tm pasture; I-room house, chick on house, milk house; concrete lined well: sidew the way ¢ erty. Price term balance $ bloe! with lar WAITS Phone Ma “Sh” Mites 0 month &NAP. OMMERCEAL w fe ie Tinke RNAP WHY NOT BUILD foot let; half block from Call. at sper Rainier valley i Queen Anne bil 2 blocks to car. 350 down. ¥, BOLLINGER, ee Bempive Bids. 19A—REAL ESTATE FOR SALB BAY _you 8 SAW it in THE STAR. | ¥ LOANED ON ALL ARTICLR® ne. The Reliable. $07 Third ave. mat seine The Raliahte, #7 Third 800, DEVELOPING KODAK WORK NAT i ATE THATS 19 cents a roll. Jacobs, P.-L DANCING SCHOOLS APRA! you old er new dances. Prof. Sees mi Eliott 1187. The Hippodrome, Fifth and University. BRAS A INO enema PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS He KATHRYN HARRISON—001 s1xTH EBniett 67427. Bids “SECOND-HAND CLOTHING Eiprnine HOCGHT AND BOLD. i90t| *, 1918 Westlake ave. Phone or ‘used suits, or arti glee proportionately, Main 1231 JUNK fank Co., 1136 Firet Mott 3291. ALO. Citin & ARARAAAAA HOTELS AND APARTMENTS | “SEW STANDARD HoTeL | Corner First Ave. and Pine St Large, modern, outside rooms; elevator service; phone in all rooms; first-class tn every respect vate bath. $1.50. | BCTION CORDIALLY INVITED 10—Trades, Exchanges ZF SMALL FARM ADIOINING UNCLE SAM'S FACTORY have s §-acre farm home on salt | 4 good beach, adjoining * rovernment factory, where only eo T will sell it or trade ft for in Beattie: good | Iaree men are employe cheap, on easy terms: 8 small city home son ring water; employment for ‘Ned labor. Mra York. 3341 W. seth, or A. M. Kanters, 60 Empire Bids. Pit ¥ 1 Aree ees 15—Farm Land for Sale Fiih Pont OncHARD COMMERCIAL location at the county seat of Kiteap county, is beat equipped to offer real bargains in the| Puget Bound Navy Yard Distriet on} vacant lots, improved homes, wnim-| proved and improved farms. CALL or write Port Orchard Commercial Co. Port Orchard, Wash Bo Ye Reigian work in Seattle? T-room house: fruit; corner: well. A| Good first payment | Independent €_% MAL ai WALK—TWO FINE lots, 144 feet deep; ideal location for & hom yard town $50 cash. balance PORT ORCHARD COMMERCIAL Port Orchard, Wash SICREY PURNTAED BUNGALOW TS THE HUSTLING NAVY YARD) TOWN of Port Orchard. 3-room bun-| galow, well furnished, located on close fo, well tmproved lot, 02120. at a very low price for quick ‘sale, PORT OR- CHARD COMMERCIAL CO, Port Orchard, Wash. 26—Rooms With Board CHILDREN GIVEN GOOD CARE AND board. Phone Rainier 718J. SAY you SAW it in THH STAR | 31 Fixy Rooms Wed. | OPFICH MAN WANTS ROOM OR ROOM with table board In congenial place; First hilt, district preferred. ‘Rates should be reasonable. H-1) care of Star office. | 32—Male Help Wanted WANTED—A HIGH aCHOOL HOY who gets out of school early to carry | & downtown paper route and do extra work. Apply to Mr. Donohue, at Star offies. WM. C. GREENE'S MEN'S UPSTAIRS Bult Bhop saves yor and ov Third CRARN AVIATION—Conatracting, de signin fiying. Apply 262 Empire Bide 0 per month. co. Bir Land wither PRIZE CROPS IN COUNTY. ere farms, $25 per acre: 10 yearly payments, § per cent inter- est. Visit our office and neo the great | exhibit of PRIZE WINNING vereta- bles fruits, grains, alfalfa and other | fEraesen raised on the adjoining farma. ‘They prove our claime that this te the | bent land in WESTERN WASTING TON. Paved ri four paaren traing @ day: graded achool; cannery: + cheese factory; plenty “of | for the laboring man in mills | and camps. Where 75 new enttlers All boorters. DON'T LOSE A DAY fn asking for our fllustrated literature. | | SMALL Miasount FARM ‘and $2.50 monthly Ino an interes elopment project which, with! next few months, should pay yo hundred doliars for every dolla invest. Highly productive land to three big markets and full information free. MUNGER., | H-397, N.Y. Lite Bide, Kansas City Mo. 18—Real Estate Wanted _| YOUR HOME | * van be sold quickly through our office if It meets the requirements demanded Dy & waiting list of intending purchas era now in our posmension call personally and list with vs JONES & PHINNEY $17 Hecond Ave, Main 2994 @ixrnd 16 itAR Pom OWNER good business for price; full description. your place ‘Therefore, | — | Behoot stoi ENCH PRIVAT WANT- ed, male or female, Cail Knicker-| bocker hotel, F. J. Gark | 83—Male Situations Wanted RTS hh. WooDT ig General house airing, leaky roofs re- paired, piastering and brickwork. Queen’ Anne 3005 34—Female Help Wanted ZLU NEW OR OLD DANCES GUARAN- WANTED- WOMAN Fon hourework; hing. month. $565 20th ave, N. W. 35—Female Situations Wid. Mike rest. | 7 PLENTY OF BUNGALOWS STAR 2 to 7 Rooms $1,250 to $3,500 WEST SEATTLE h, 40th, 42nd, or Gatewood car north, ta ay Bungalows ‘alifornia Aves. ear at ‘on, walk one block n be examined on Sundays. Fauntleroy Sound Bungalow Company 221-5 Leary Bldg. 38 A—STOCKS AND BONDS WiLL HUY » ou Liberty On & * High Power WILT, BELL 00 Universal High Power Telephon, 09 Likerty Ol & Oas, Wyoming Frannie 00, Wy Hidden re au Wyoming Buccess, Ida Granite Gold, MAX WINK! Alnaia en 44A--Automobiles POR WAT baker, 1917. 4 PARAS | Car te ogdon MAXWELI vee body Nig value year order ivie painted if wanted MAXWELL and Kood Rast 640 Winton Mater Ge Miscellaneous a THE BTA $490 Terr OW Weed rare Cottaee front zpanel ¢ blight windows a $1.70 and per 1.000 ft Short floering and « he largest factory In the Weat, selling irect to the consumer, We sell any one, Bhip Anywhere, and guarantes safe delivery 0. B. WILLIAMS CO 192 First Ave ®. fe TONGUHAPNN OPK APRCIALTY ORDs CHANGE LADIn® AND nie PF 1 PRR CHARE WANTED MATTER OVERCOAT Fit ENT THIS AD AND vr YouR F RaT AVE Loe eri WGHReT FOR OLD DIAMONDS. CO. 413 Le 108 F titty FATS tr ROK PRICES PAID CASH GOLD, SILVER AND SMITH JEWELRY MPO © BMITH BLDG, FOURTH FLOOR Oth CUSTOMERS Are our best advertisers. Waldron. spe- ctalising rugs, 1322 Fourth, Menry| _Dide. et Ce THE FIFTH YEAR Putting out reeom-steed rugs at attrac tive prices and terms at 1922 Fourth Henry Bide. Waidron “RUY YOUR RUGS On the grownd fisor when paying as, | of Waldron ¢ amortment. ~~ EVERYRODY BUYS Wilton rugs nowadays, and Waldron Ce. show the large assortment. $5 down THE PRICE 3 quality and lastly pleasing | send ® large rug trade to Co. sont half of Menry Midge. 132 h, sinew 1912 SERVICE F LAGS bh Kitchen SEW PIA plied on purchase. Union The MARY BLIZANETH Toys reasonably priced. 9 VANAGHS $2.50 HATH, 16 Wanted Miscellaneous iF YOU WAVE ANT FO WELT call the Pacific Aw Main 6586 | Meyer-Tone: TOY WS? | 1 Green Au i668 ton Co. | 51—Furniture Wanted WE DoT wone tard FURNITORS and pay higher prices than any house the ety ome Main Beattie section Co. 2004 Recon Wienke Pure. Co. 55—Business Ponds ‘sd BAY you SAW it in THE STAR arnows HAIR. tre jandruff, eczema Resvite GUARANTRRD: ladies, temen, ‘Viblet ray for colds, rheume tiem; face massage; shampoo Open evenings Levies Dalton, 217 Bitet _Bi4s._ Bt Britote ase! wey , STEV ENS ‘Srivate day and evening. 1523 4th Ave, Main Member Dancing Teache: New York DIAMONDS, WATCHES AND JEWEL ry, allvermars, cut glass and clocks, not only reason: but absolutely reliable, cash oF credi | PETER MICHARI Pike St, Jeweler Formerly at 1204 fecond Ave. WATCH REPATRING Diamonds set while you walt; rep remodeled Work guaranteed at wholennle SMITH JEWELRY MFO. 12 L. C. SMITH BLDG, Fourth Fioor, PRACTICAL NURSE—MRS WILLEIK sen, 7016 18th N, W. Phone Ballard 1387, RAGTIME PIA And popular music taught in 20 lessons. “Pantages Hide oun covnsr dancer of you sults guaranteed and University REV” GREENE — Fourth and Jefferson Jewelry ices, MAKES A FINISHED Why wait? Our re- Hippodrome, Fifth Filtott #187, Wore TH ‘ar court hi WANTE bie widow. h honemt in hom lke, mt Di ‘no home and one da aekeeper: #00 3 rellable; takes if my own y; don't like to | places, Willing to go any place for the| rake of @ good Dp Mra. Helen ‘Thompson, Port Blakeley, Wash, bial ¥. D. No. 1, Box 20 WOMA NEAT HOUSEKHEPEN, | GOOd | cook, housekeeper for gentleman. Ad dress H-112, Star. | 38—Business Chances ‘BAY you SAW it in THR STAR ~| ney Thi #TORK and eash grocery: 500 chit dren attending: living rooms in con- nection; rent $15. Owner makes @ wood living and cleara $60 per month net. Will ell for 0. Donald Hmith & Co, 215 Pant Bide, | | D. F. | GOOD Tome IN HRLLINGHAM #6 | for one in Seattle, Addrens Madrona oa Bellingham, Warh- a. WO junk), Can. pay $100 cash, balance 00d bottom land Buckley | value $7 19—City Real estate for Sete Ger tso 60 W. 69th, By aoe soba two Hay ald, Ballard 336, nd ROOMING HOE ti is 1712 L. C, Smith Bidg. Main t %3—Toat and Foun inet aw Be, Hew HES fori acd Seventh and. Vaion.| Hewara. Call, Main | —_—___—___—© ‘Star want ads will find you a | | new home. i change |" hed for mininterial lore, Main 64 OF ATL entrap: | odist. The Footology Bhop, 301 Kitel Hide. Willote 28 NaI KINGTON rapher, 608 Crary PUBLIC BTENOG Bide. | moved my | trom my « 60—Public Notices | Wii Witt TO EXTEND OUR WHART: felt thanks to our many friends and neighbors for their care and sym pathy {nour ree bereavement Mr. and Mrs, Carl Lowman and family, A ie Public Markets | itnkinif DAY | sine oe SANITARY—MOD Atal! 45, pearn, 28 syrup, 16 can; tui medium cottolene, Stalle the chocolate, 20 2 ans peaches, PAAR UR, finh 1, 106 2 cane pumpkin 6 Tolle toilet paper, | meal, 600; Ghirardelli ean » KOONOMY—MONDAY Btall 6, 8 the, granulated sugar, Atal pure natural milk, 100 at cream, 200 pt 48, 2 The, Bi Matd ‘rainina oan, 250; 4 ibe, hominy, ; Mexican or kidney beans, 2 Ihe, 26c; smnall white navy beans, he | 20 Phone Main 1799 ria Wayou beans, RNER—MONDAY PLACK—MONDAY pure natura k, 10 pt tall) cans Haker's ream of wheat rik “4 € bones mateben, MONDAY phe, Kelloge’s no wardines. sot Mal 2. ¢ bran, 14 ever box: We $147 can, Anderson's, ut eaves, Bie bottle: Alaska # 1 oiled 6 4 he 2 wtenik Beall 4 bread, te END ™ Jersey tail SHORT WEIGHT SALES CHARGED TO BAKERY charge of selling short weight bread has been filed against Three Girls’ bakery by the city de partment of weights and measures. City Inspector Leastie J. Allen has eworn to a complaint against O. I Fredericks, manager of the firm, charging th the bakery advertined three pounds of bread for 24 cents and that the actual weight did not come up to the advertisement loat A NEW YORK, Jan, 19.—Tits body fromn, John W. Kochner, a fireman, was found dead in the basement of the Wiliam A. Br storehoune ‘The buliding was burned three days ago. FREE DOCTOR Eu-Government Physician 1111 FIRST AVE. 169 WASHINGTON ST. RIGHT DRUG Co, sTOonKS Leok fer the Pree Decter Sign. MOORE THEATRE onrurKeM © IT VAUDEVILLE YOUR MARX PROTHER Nessie Hempel & ‘omfert & King George Austin Moore and Cordelia AND THRER OTHER ACTS Twice Dally—230 and 8:20 . $00, The Ite to S00. Continuous Dally, 1 te 11 MINERVA COURTNEY & CO. VISIONS OF ART 4 Other Big Iippedreme Acts Feature Photopiay, Shirtey Masen in “THE TH Weekday Mat: Lodge Cafe Fourth—Westiake—Pine Cabaret—Dancing World's Largest Dry Cabaret COLUMBIA ST. Cor. First Ave. DR. EDWIN J. BROWN D. D. 8. 106 Cotembia Ihave left the tmita- tore of my name and fimns on Firat ava an: Dental Of fices to the corner o! Firat ave. and Columbia just across the street d location My new en- trance jn 406 Columbia, midway be- tween Firat and Second aves. I wil! not raise my prices because of the war, but I do expect to increase my denial practice so that the increased busin will offset the increased cost of doing business because of the war I want to be known an the only man in Seattle who did not raise his Prices because of the war. EDWIN J. BROWN, D. D. 8, Seattle's Lending Dentist 106 Colum DEPOSITS in this bank are GUARANTEED BY GUARDIAN TRUST & SAVINGS BANK Corneg Wiest Ave, and Cotum- Characterizen our methods every transaction, and our cus: tomers are accorded every cour- tesy consiatent with sound busl- Judgment. ts Subject to Check Are Accounté rdially Invited. Peoples Savings Bank SECOND AVE. AND PIKI Business Men Try Our 30c Lunch 11 A.M. te 2PM, Torrey & Sear Billiard Parlors 1420 Grd, Under Ow! Drag Store SATURDAY, | probe | them. JAN, 19, 1918, PAC SENATE TO PASS NEW WAR BOARD BILL CO-ORDINATION URGED; CABINET CHANGE ADVISED BY L. ©, MARTIN United Press Correspondent WASHINGT Jan, 19 ‘on tral contro! to conquer the kainer" tx slogan to be dinned into the earn nator Chamberlain today com pleted plans to press next week for immediate action on two bills, sutn ming up the results to date of the investigation of the war department The measures are: (1) A bill creating & director of munitions to be given control of purchases of everything | needed to arm or equip the army navy, shipping board (2) @ bill creating a war council of from three to five members who, next to the president, will have su preme control of the war program The digector of munitions bill al ready hax been reported to the sen ate and the war council! measure In| expected to go in Monday To Coordinate Things Ilaving launched these measures, he committee plana to continue its aviation and the medical corps. The PUrpOwe of the two bills ix to elim inate competition among war-mak ing agencies; to co-ordinate all pur hanes; to end delays due to con fiicting authority; to provide a mu central authority which ean anticipate needs and plan ahead for to organize and adapt the country's industrial resources to war needs, without straining these resources If the committee's plans are adopt: | ed the war organization will work | thin way ‘The war cabinet will be componed | secretary Baker, Secretary and from one to three others preferably civilians of the highest business training and experience Answer to Wilson Only ‘This council, responsible to no one| but the president, will settle all questions of priority between gov. ernment departments needing the same supplies. It will survey the industrial field and decide where ex- pansion should be urged and where an industry making one product should be converted to make anoth- more vital to the war. ‘The munitions director will put all dixputes up to the war couneil. Its rulings will be final The director will get rpecific work delegated to him by the president, but will not take over at once the en. Ure purchasing machinery. For tn: wtanc if there is a shortage of steel, the president is empowered under the bill to authorize the director to steel purchasing. There after, no government agency can buy wteel exc thru the diretcor. jousing Problem The housing problem, growing more acute daily for all departments, in expected to be handled for all by the director, instead of letting the shipbuilding board bulld its houses and compete for lumber, plumbin: labor, ete, with the war department, which, under the present arrange ment, is batlding the houses Tho the strongest opporition the administration can bring to bear is expected, Senator Chacnberiain and other committeemen declared today the munitions director bill is certain to pase the senate eanily FLEMING LOSES SUIT Dick Fleming's dance hall suit against the city was thrown out of court Saturday when Presiding Judge Mackintosh sustained a de murrer filed by City Attorney Ken: nedy, Fleming was suing for $1,000 dam agen, alleged to have been done when the police forcibly closed his dance hall during their south-of- | Yoaler cleanup campaign preme. of Dan If you value your watch, let Haynes repair it. Next Liberty theatre.—Advertisement. DOCTOR’S Kramtaation and Consultatice FREE MECHANICS’ DRUG STORE 906 Third Ave ‘The doctor wit be glad to talk over your trouble with you and prescribe for you, if necessary Only charges will be for medicines prescribed er treatment takes. You will be surprised how little Dental on Third ave. and Pike at. from now on, be open from 8a. M. TO 11 P. Making it tically night ions have changed, and are changing daily in thi bury city of ours. A year ago @ step like this would have been out of place, but today it has be. come an absolute necessity with us in order to take care of our large following among the ship- yard workers. We have made arrangements so the workingman and the busy business man will now be able to get the eame high class dental services after his working hours an ho would during the day. This will mean a two-way saving for the busy man who needs dental serv This office will not be open on Sundays, On that day we be- eve men should rest GOOD DENTISTRY—ALWAYS |ATIONAL DENTISTS LTt THIRD & PIKE Offices, will, day and Formerly Fourth and Pike | St. Paul Stove Repair & Plumbing Co Fireback _lininy and repairs for all kinds of stoves, | ranges and fur, aces, Water ack# and colle taking up cantonments, and | WASITINGTON, Jan. Di Saneae Claberel a Rallegads Spates today tted before the nenate in teratate commerce committee that he has been unable thus far to do much toward straightening out th freight tangle on the vtry rail lines. He blamed the slow progress the unusual weather, which affected even southern railroads not usually | troubled b cold weather He gave the first authoritative an- houncement concerning the govern: ment's policy with respect to the country's “baby roads” when he naid they will not be taken over unieas it is necessary. The losses they will mutter, he said, they must bear as| part of the general sacrifice for the wake of victory “Somebody has to make nacrifices besides the man who lays down his life in battle 1d. McAdoo. “We want gil the roads to have a square deal and we'll help all we can, but| we are not going to add to the (reas: | ury's burdens merely to keep people from loaing money “As fast as our investigations, now in progress, disclose that railroads are exsential to the general! transportation schemes,” gaid Mo: | Adoo, “they are bel released from government control Approximately 800 of these small roads, represented by a $1,000,000,000 Investmen are in the “twilight zone” of control, the committee was | told. McAdoo inateted that inasmuch as the direction of these roads had not yet been disturbed by government | control, the government was not not | HAVE THEY GOT NAVY BOMBER? | SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 19—A. rest of Leo Michaelis, steward on the | steamer Admiral Schley, after plans for a device said to be intended for ploding a bomb thru opening a door had been found in his posses sion, today revived the investigation the explosion at the Mare Island powder magazine. | Michaelis was born in Germany, but is a naturalized citizen, He car-| ried a card bearing an address in Stockholm, Sweden, which is said to be known as an address thru which | German agents comm inionte. | COMMISSION TO SPEED PRODUCTION OF SPRUCE, “Superhuman efforts” are being made to keep the flow of airplane! spruce from diminishing, according | to a telegram from Col. Brice P. Disque, of the U, 8. A. Signal corp: to the Chamber of erce. Ro-! mors have been mt that the production was gradually falling off. Lack of &@ centralized eystem ts blamed by lumbermen for certain de-| lays tn production. | A commission has been estabtiah-| 4 in the Northwest to supervise airplane timber production, accord- ing to word reaching here from Washington. It is not known whether the government has estab- lashed a new commission, or enlarg- ed the powers of the present aircraft production board, consisting of R. | F. Howe, Wood Beals and Gen. Salz- man, U. 8. Signal corps. MAN AND WIFE FACE | DISLOYALTY CHARGE SACRAMENTO, Jan. 19.—Charg-| ed with disloyalty, George Hellmuth, | former mupervisor of Siskiyou cou! | ty; Archie Crawford, manager of «| Yreka mercantile company, and his | wife, Bernice Crawford, were arrest: | ed last night by Deputy United States Marshal Hartz on indictments returned by the federal grand jury. | Hellmuth, said to be of German} descent, is charged with intent to) defeat the select draft; Crawford | with conspiring to evade United) States military service and Mrs, | | Crawford is charged with perjury in| swearing falsely to her husband's draft exemption papers. ‘The federal authorities declare the trio have been carrying on a pro-| German campaign. Police Guarding Packing Employes Following an attack on Frank Dumgaski, 404% Fifth ave. by a gang of men at Fifth ave. 8. and Connecticut at. about 6 o'clock Sat urday morning, a squad of police was detailed to guard workmen on their way to the Frye and Henry packing plants. The fighting was the result of the meat cutters’ strike. Dumgaski was an employe of the Frye plant. He told the police that the men were waiting for him and attacked him, QUIT WOODEN SHIPS? WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.—No more contracts for the construction of wooden ships are being let, accord: ing to a statement made before the senate commerce committee on Fri- day by James O. Heyworth, manager of the wooden ships division of the shipping board. It is intimated that the committee will attempt to learn the reason for this when Chairman Hurley takes the stand MUST OBEY SUGAR RULE Restaurants must adhere to the rules for the conservation of sugar. ‘This is the gist of a statement issued by the King county council for de fense, Information has reached the board of violations of the requests for sugar and other food conserva- tion. Stores and restaurants are be. ing warned taht the practice must stop at once. BALLARD LINE TO HAVE CITY CARS ON THE 27TH After more or less doubt as to the exact date of the opening of the Bal: lard municipal car line, A. L, Valen tine, superintendent of public utili ties, was advised by the city utilities committee of the city council, Fri day, that the opening would be on Sunday, January 27, ‘The new schedule of towage tariffs for the year 1918 was filed with the secretary of state yesterday by the Northern Towboat Owners’ asso: elation The new rates have not yet been announced publicly. WON'T TAKE SMALL ROADS, SAYS M’ADOO | may | main open THREE VESSELS. ARE LAUNCHED turned bac tell whe reano| control was necessary enator Kobinson. McAdoo replied that obvious need for centr: ct @ the facilitie nt contre the railroad Thorne Clifford ‘Thorn road commissioner, interstate comm red McAdoo and rates be Hable for dx Pleane in your oplr Zip! Spla Three more of Un from th yards, and all roads,| bottle was seeded to| but they ' finances: cheers ar Warns hundreds former Jowa rail-| yards and on before the witnesses of the launchings. « ce ‘The versely are the Ypres, launch: had too rmuch|ed by the Washington corporation, urged that authority to] West Seattle, at 9:66 o'clock; the left with the interstate| West Arrow, launched by the Skin: amineion ner & Eddy Co, at 9:27 o'clock, and he said,| Hull 93, which #lid down the ways it will be necessary to a at the Seattle Construction Cola our institutions—to ab docks at 9 o'clock courts, the constitution and | Cmte ongrens itself, and to put all power the hands of one man, but that ume yet of warning ‘That “a political machine were 0 le Sam's U-boat the water this morn of Seattle's dock- hin an hour. played. No champagne broken on thelr stem, the a amid the with the « of the at work in the docks—the only requente from ntrol | w to comb! governm stabilize cut of men th pub committes power amr The wh inh ree oc time may come,” in not vant among railroad 1 if the wage adjustment | announced by McAdoo ts al ome @ mere puppet in general's hands.” | efforts of the roads to nt operation distaste: | guarded against | That the guaranteeing of returns | remove all incentive to render | the most efficient service. That great injury may come to American business thru the juggling | of freight aten. to bec director That the make governm ful munt bs Start With That Big Class of Beginners MONDAY | AT 1:15 P.M. | Know How to Milk | Cow? Work for U. S.| if You Can Qualify} Do you know on which side of a | cow to sit when you milk her? If you do, you've got a chance to draw $1,600 to $1,740 annually from | the government as assistant market | milk spectaliat— Provided, you are a graduate of a “college of recognized standing in @ course embracing the subject of | | dairying, and, in addition, at least a| | year's responsible experience.” Announcement of civil service «| Classes every aminations are being sent out by H./ F. Ward, secretary of the 1ith U. 8. | | wecret service district. j and be on the floor with the Experienced Dancers SATURDAY Dances taught include the ONE-STEP WALTZ GLIDE WALTZ FOX TROT TWO-STEP JAZZ PLAIN evening at 7:18 at the Jan. 19 et fuel administ: jon answered the o of actors and issued a modification ot | its order to permit theatres to re jonday. janes will close on Tues- | PROF. AND MRS. OSWALD ‘The play and 30 Assistants. day instead. KEEPING YOUR MONEY IN CASH is safe if it is in a savings account at this institution. You can get it when you need it —all of it—in cash. Moreover, it earns compound interest while here. Keeping your money in idleness is both unsafe and unprofitable. Combined Resources of The Dexter Horton National Bank and The Dexter Horton Trust and Savings Bank $22,387,868.50 Are Your Dollars Slackers, Traitors or Patriots? Capital and Surplus $1,500,000.00 Resources Exceeding $16,000,000.00 of Safety” Frank A. Vanderlip, one of America’s foremost financiers, says there are three things you can do with a dollar: You can hoard it, spend it, or in- vest it. A hoarded dollar is an idle dollar, a slacker and a drag on the community. dollar that is spent needlessly, that employs labor or consumes material in competition with the government, is an ally of the enemy—a traitor dollar. Let YOUR dollars be patriotic. Save them patriotically at the Scandinavian American Bank, where they are absolutely insured against loss. It costs you nothing to be assured of the safety of your savings here. A RECEIPT FOR PATRIOTIC QUARTERS. Thrift Stamps show that your quarters are working for the government. We sell them. Also War Savings Certificates. Scandinavian American Bank Alaska Building SEATTLE Second and Cherry Our Branch at Ballard is for Your Convenience ae