The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 30, 1918, Page 4

STAR—-WEDNESDAY, JAN. 30, 1918. PAGE 4 N SEATTLE SOLVE HER WAR-GROWTH HOUSING PROBLEM ate Men Say “Yes,” But Union Labor Officers Answer “No” ’; So U. S. May Be Called Upon to Handle Job and Real Es GIVE A CHAP A GUN OR TWO, A GAL, A VILLAIN AND A RUSTY STEED, AND EVEN FATTY CAN DOA WILLIAM HART, since Doug Fairbanks threw ‘Ace of spades up in the air and Mt right thru the heart with his ty revolver, there has been keen in the film world to go him | p or two better. Lately BM! Hart to have had it all over the He could not only manipu One piece of shooting iron, but WO at a time when neceasary . even Rill must feel a bit today, for, lo and hebold!| tty Arbuckle ix at the Liberty this | Raving landed quite avoirdo: | “Out West.” He climbs out of tank of a freight car, or, ie pent out by a rear attack, ‘After a series of events rolls ‘A mountain of sand into a sa where a tough crowd ts holding buneh up. ity busts up the bandit party (gets himself a job as bartender '& bartender, he's a fine gunman #0 ood, he =nakes a silk hat} fn the air by firing a dozen or | veal at it from a sixbullet re- | appears the gal. Of course,| y has to save her, even if to do Das to throw his entire weleht | old skinny horse that the | ty for the Prevention of Crueity somehow overlooked. But ‘the nag in camouflaged, for it ly does go some. Mt the villyun’s home, the villyun to die from mere bullets, but tickles him to death. Honest The villyun is so ticklish he top- [over with his home down the side, and Fatty marries the tll this week way Fuel Admin: MADE A at the Nike the Jampea down his order In the East in flashed on the the news weekly. And the | applaud at practically every her interesting news pictures at show American soltie-s Garfield c! b ex ition picture in France and French naval men fishing for German floating mines. see HAS TO DIVE TO CRANK HIS FLIVVER Any one who was hampered by the recent floods in the valleys ought to comedy, at the Coliseum. of one stalled automobile to crank ‘er up "oe IT SERVED HIM JOLLY WELL RIGHT, TOO Since when is a man not master of his own wife? Step lively, girls, what's the an ewer? Here's how Frans Jorn, the enemy spy. in “The Daughter of Destiny.” at the og ge this week, anewers it “Since he married an American wife.” And the crowd fairly tears the roof off with applause. ee to dive cusain'? An aged, Teh t's “The Silent Man,” at the Rex, starts off with: “The dad blast ed, onery—" and the rest is thrown on the screen with great effect. “Now Pap, you hush your cussin’ and you a parson,” shaking @ finger. eee LOOKS RATHER UNLIKELY FOR THSE TEUTS Good bye, Bill Kaiser! If you don't [think auld PM and his army are due |for some strenuous time. give the | “doubled to the Ford Weekly showing at the Mixaion until Thurs | day The pictures are of scenes in an officerw training camp, and from the, Way they go to it, it looks unlucky | for Teuts who may be on the receiv: thrusts, STRAND On the night when the big battle! scenes of “For the Freedom of the World,” Ira M. Lowry's great war spectacie, were made, a tremendous downfall of rain occurred Just at sum cee white-haired preacher, tn | ‘COAST “ARTILLERY ON WAY BACK TO FORTS) “Weleome home!” That was the greeting to the ren | nant of the Seattle battalion of pron ae coast artillery as it re | ing end of some of those bayonet | A REAR ATTACK As A BARTENDER Fatty Mave An EXCEuWENT Two GUN MAN -—_——8 TODATS rroonaMs 1] Oaty 300 men | which Jeft last fall came back yester- The others were transferred | hundred and | to construct dwellings were issued | bers of the Metal Trades union. Thousands of New Constructed for Homes Are Being Imported Shipyard Workers Headed Toward Seattle. What will become of the 20, 000 shipyard workers who aro coming here to build boats to beat the Hun? Can Seattle house them prop- erly without calling on her big Unele Sam for help? Business and real estate men nay yon, Shipyard workers say no. William Pigott, of the emergency | fleet corporation, mays that Seattle | must solve this problem efficiently, jor Unele Sam will atep in. Already $2,000,000 worth of houses | have been built or have been started ce October 1 Thin represents over 600 of the cottage type, One seventy-three permits between January | and 26. This in double the amount issued for amy like period during 1917, Real estate men may that the program of construction for 360 more cottages jis completed, and that permits will | be Inmued and work commenced with: | jin the next five weeks. In round. figures, th fgolng up ax follows in the West Seattle district; cont in the per cent in avenna park section; 10 © Rainier ave. district, Jand 10 per cent out in Ballard To Sell 3,000 Homes Plans 0 already been completed by various property owners for 3,000 new homes thin year, to be sold for $3,000 or lens, an increase of about 1,400 over Seattle's normal number. | These are to meet the demand which the incoming workers will create. “The price is too high,” say mem “We cannot Afford to pay this price, plus 7 per cent interest, What we want im to have the government come out and build us houses at about $2,500, and only charge « 4 per cent interest rate, WIM Ask United States te Help ‘They are preparing | report by the complaint aystem, which they ex peet to be in readiness thie week or the first part of next. ‘The intention is to forward this report to the ship ping bureau at Washington, with formal requem for nent in tervention In the matter ot shipyard workers They at complaints of prof. iteering are coming in jn overwhelm ing numbers, both from the shipyard workers and from persons not con nected with the labor movement William Pigott, of the emergency fleet corporation, mays that he sees "Makes Report On = Z Condition | B. Letcher Lambath no reason why 15,000 or 20,000 addi- tional workers could not be abserbed by Seattle without the necessity of calling fer government assistance. He returned from Washington, D. C., about a week ago, where he was in conference with the shipping board. Chamber Makes Survey “AN that we are interested in te to see that our workers are well hous 04,” says Pigott. “We think that the general sentiment among workers, business men and the inhabitants | generally in that Seattle should have Re, ewes On | the first opportunity to provide for the housing of these people. If they fail, then the government will step Charge Purchases Made the Rest of This Month Appear ow Next Month’ s Bills. 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CLASS A Smiling Doug Fairbanks in back at | the Clans A for the remainder of the | week, in “The Habit of Happiness,” t0/ in which he is the “«nile peddler,” eee | [branch of the municipal fish market ASK BRANCH MARKET City Health Commissioner Mo- Bride may be instructed to open a at Ballard. A request to do so has been made by Ballard fishermen. SHE DARKENED HER GRAY HAIR Well Known Lady Tells Hew She Darkened Her Gray Hair by « Gaple Heme Bai Remedy. Mrs. FE. Roots, a well known | resident of Buchanan county, Ia. who darkened her gray hair by a | stmple home-made remedy, made the | following statement: “Any indy or gentleman can dark on their gray or faded hair, and make it soft and glowsy, with this simple in.” The only survey of the field for absorbing the 20.000 workers expect ed was made by @ housing committee — |of the,Chamber of C®mmerce, of which B. 1. Lambuth in chairman. 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He has obtained |1,500 names for a catalog of univer. | sity men in service which he is com. piling. 30 MILLION SEATTLE’S | BIT OF NEXT WAR LOAN Thirty million dollars will be Seat- | tle's quota of the third Liberty loan, it is estimated. This i# presuming that the entire loan will be $9,000, 000,000. Memberns of the central loan com- mittee, chairmen of the auxiliary dis- tricts, and county chairmen, will meet in the New Washington hotel Friday afternoon, to lay plans for an “over the top” loan, A chairman for the Seattle auxiliary district will be named at the meeting. RED CROSS GIVES OUT INSURANCE BLANKS In their effort to get every serv. lice man to avail himself of the bene- fite of the government insurance act, authorities have provided blanks to the home wervice section of all Red Cross branches. A man's family may fill out one of these blanks, pro- vided it is sent to the man for ratifi- cation before being forwarded to the war risk insurance bureau : TEACHERS AID DRAFT An index of dratfed men will be compiled by Seattle school teachers, ‘Thru the school board and Superin- tendent Frank B. eng bel Marshal Crowder made the bowed Superintendent ‘Cooper Nan at any drug store at very little cost. Apply to the hair every other day until the gray hair is darkened suf- fictently. It does not color the scalp; in not sticky or greasy, and does not rub off, It will make a gray haired | person look 10 to 20 years younger.” SOLD OUT PAINLESS of DENTISTRY DR. P. AUSTIN, Pres. 608 Third Ave., Cor. James Having sold my interest in Pain- leas Austin and National Dentists, at the corner of Third and Pike, and opened a new Dent the height of perfectio: ~ r of Third J ones to call, and examined and inapect our new home. 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Tuesday |eon of the Municipal league. evening by, the police. Two are Ger- | mans and several are I. W. W. mem- [A See Wor al A Wa: [OYE oon | bera, HERE’S WHY WE FIGHT “We are going to stay tn this war| There is one sure way that has until we make it possible for democ-| never failed to remove dandruff at racy to walk on this plariet without | once, and that is to dissolve it; then ot Bishes <4 in an luneb- nvaws ond Mererrne” || TO WRONG CUSTOMER) And Six Other Acts | ‘The first arrest under the new or- : |ders to take into custody palmists Pa tage oh ge feng e. |and fortune tellers was made Tues: |} day, when Mrs. Adeline Lioyd, 42, [211 Union st., was arrested. | A plain clothes officer paid a |marked $5 bill for information re- [garding his future and a matri- monial list, he claims ALASKAN MUSHES 800 MILES TO JOIN ARMY An 800-mile “mush” over an | Alaskan trail, and the spending of |his last dollar, resulted in George | Krause, a quarter-breed Indian pros- | pector of Alaska, being admitted to military service, When Alaskan au- thorities told -him Indians were not |admitted, he hit the trail for the| | States BOLD, BAD BURGLARS POINT THEIR FINGERS Two robbers | Jones, 8316 14th ave, N. ave. and Spring #t,, Tuesday night by pointing their fingers at him. He was relieved of $3. GET WOMAN’S JEWELS Several hundred dollars’ worth of jewelry was stolen from Mra, A, J, McCann's apartments in the Berk- shire, 602 Melrose N., Sunday night. SCREAMS SCARE HIM A scream pierced the midnight air— “The Hecond M ‘The Gay Lard Qu She, Mats. 170 and 28¢ Continuous Daly, 1 to 11 ROYAL ITALIAN SIX 5 Other Big Hippodrome Acts Feature Photepiay: Ethel Clayton in “STOLEN HOURS” | Weekday Mats. 160; Eves. & fan. 200 || — 43] GAIETY THEATRE Firet and Madison NOW PLAYING BURLESQUE wut, GIRL IN| RED* rmatrong aod "30 Girls” $—sHOW! ™ Chores Girls’ Contest Friday Might Bo—860— 80 NEW PANTAGES Nights 7 and 9 vem ANIMALS held up Percy W.| W., at Post’ wearing @ gas mask or a steel hel-| you destroy it entirely. To do this, |Just get about four ounces of plain, | common liquid arvon from any drug | store (this is all you will need), apply it at night when retiring; use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it in | wently with the finger tips. By morning most, if not all, of your dandruff will be gone, and |three or four more applications will completely dissolve and entirely de- stroy every single sign and trace of it, no matter how much dandruff you may have. * You will find all ttching and di ging of the scalp will stop instantly, and your hair will be fluffy, lustrous, glossy, silky and soft, and look feel a hundred times better.—A: tisement. |. exchange, tune Small expense; ues. New and used ad makes ders Albert Hansen deweler and Silversmith 1010 Second Ave., Near Madison Seecccvcccoccovoccocccs “THE HABIT OF HAPPINESS” Minnie, Mont t intelligent hant in the World, 1918 BONG AND DANCE REVUR ‘Other Feat) Gonetat Adminsion, tbe. That's how Mrs. 8, Sutcliffe, 2026 10th ave. N., frightened away a Prowler, who called twice at her home : | CLASS “A” THEATRE 3rd Near Pike _