The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 20, 1918, Page 9

‘The Star WANT AD Rates Cah in advance--any classifi cents per Tine or fraction of Mikx times for the price of five CHARGE ADVER- ,... ¢ per insertion .... Portions for the price of ADVERTISING per month ines each week. 1 year, per Py nes ach ‘week,’ i year, ‘Ber C midniha adit) tb-cont—Three add 1 cent. OPEN SPACE 500 tines to be used In 1 year, Hines to be used tn 1 pees to be used bet 1 year, . Ga. beet ON LEGAL Inquire of Want Ad Department MAIN 600 (The Seattle Star Sin REMAN thing pertaining to a general law py tice In all courts ‘Third and Jamen SEROLA” MAY Consultation 428 Lyon Rutld! LINN WOMAN 18 Downs hik Consultation free eral practice # FV BALL-BST ABLISITED 1 eee ATTORNEYS—PATENT _ ‘Conauitation New York Bik Patent Attor fant hooklet free FRED P. GORIN- <DGREN for” oq. Main 4917 CHATTEL AD EY TODAY Loans trom #19 to #100 made quickly and confidentially on furniture, planos, tive “SANDERS & CO. C, Smith Bide. AAAS MO! ye03-1004 TL. wee COLLATERAL Yea WE LOAN monde and jewelry at 2 per cent OTHER CHARG INE lower rates COMMISSION they charen? but how about 41% Seneca and 114 Marton. XR PEEPRCTARLE PLACE TO RORROW money on DIAMONDS and JEWELEY Towest rates: MERICAN JEWELRY CO. ONEY LOANED © < of value. The Reliable, 907 Phird av DEVELOPIN G KODAK WORK FIPPODROME GUARANTRES TO teach you old or new danc Orwald, EMiott 3187 Fitth and University ee “ELECTRICAL WE po Good WORK—G. Rh” WART- Phone Main 3686. ‘The Hippodrome. SUPPLIES wig, 1221 Fourth DRE KATHRYN HARRIGON—S6i SIXTH Emjote $7437, Se STORAGE Day FIREPROOF STORAGR WATE Storage Co., SECONDHAND CLOTHING G BOUGHT AND BOLD. 1918 Westlake a $8 10 Cid for good seed wl ~_ TURKISH RATHS Electric enbinet peptic tampa, Rheumatien my mechano-therapiat. Phone Main 2219: Miata Tonk Co., 1120 First « APARTMENTS NEW aTANDARD Corner First Ave. and Pine St in every respect: 750 and up; with pri- CORDIALLY INVITED 25e, Soe night INSPECTION CITY HOTEL —Roome 20¢ _Weekly $1.60 to $2.09. FARRINGTON 15 1255 ona 11—Acreage for Sule BUY A LIBERTY BOND RACK OUR eeceeee eereee AT KIRKLAND FOUR CLEARED TRACTS OM HOUSE oF T-room house and 4 cleared tracts 2 good wells pure water; ; not finished on in- big fireplace house alone near grade a ferry dock and stores : almost level but one block from state LI Pe terms $200 cash, $20 per month. If looking for . come over today nad ‘Take East Mad- ison car and county ferry to office nee thin place and inquire for J. acren cleared Rood chicken and berry ranch. PORT ORCHARD COMMERCIAL CO. Port Orchard, FIVE ACRES NEAR JEFFERSON PARK Right on Peacon ave. for platting. Agy TERMS FRESES, Gap GER —" WAiy-Acne, wir amacl nove, 1% Dunlap canyon; fine garden spot balance dike rent. 1 15—Farm Land for Sale ime oe |) YOu knew BOY re o% " Sa. ae singel he cae vou -and vd Brook RD DATRY RANCH Price $7,500; $2,000 cash, balance to © gore of fine bottom tand In Ki Cougty, lying south of Port Orchard. the Bounty seat of Kitsap county, This ranch la a bie money maker today Hverything on the raneh goes at above | price, Good ereek through the place, 20 acres cleared for plowing 18 Aetre Washed and in pastur Nee tek PORT ORCHARD. COMMERCIAL. CO Port Orchard, Was iT TCREW ONE MILE FROM Tle CTFE LIMITS PORT ORCHARD FOr $75 per acre, This 40 haa just recently | een lo Off, and ie first-cla ‘ We 1 Very reasonable terme if sold soon, ¥ erty PORT ¢ ould see this prop tt ARD COMMRBRCTA vation; ®t fairly good «roo barn and other utbulldin $2,000; $500 cash, balance dress Ole Preateward. $4,500-—EXCHAN | vacant or tmproved acres, White pg SE In The Seattle Star how rood running re Phone Main 600 A pasture, Fr house: big. STAR—SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1918. PAGE 9 >, CAMP IS READY | )| FOR SCOUTS ON of PENINSULA NOW rtment of the Cunningham park board for of the Soouts this ix only moans that every scout will for a week-end at A very reasonab! spot is proving very ch weekend finds a large number of boys p or outing wae Ree mae) FOL low the @ hunch ‘toda ween Sere | Business Personals y. Ads! Hangor, Wash. | r SRaTTiRr | Irving Jennings | | Write to your parents, You will mt be asked to return home. SHOWW WATH, treats dandrut?, ecxema, 18—Real Estate Wanted | WE HAVE” BUYERS FOR” HOTELA. epartments and rooming houres: also inall houses and lots, anywhere tn ity. Wolff & Asendorf, 403 Seaboard HEV WIT Amer and ke Liberal _ Rida. Bitiott 36 | Green Bide We want a young man go- ing to high school, about 17 19--City Real Estate for Sale ~T Witt TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS ! | | 1 1 ra old, to work after Alaska Petroleum & Coal achool. Steady job with salary. Red Monarch MThite land cement sitewaika all in'and| | S€e Mr. Parish or Mr. Dono Universal High Power Telephone wane || hue, The Star, 1907 Seventh ‘Oil, Mattara On Omiy one block from Phinney ave car! | ave. Y With. Set nee Sunday. today for particulars. Twelve so! Phone or raat ite JOHN DAVIS & COMPANY 807 Second Ave. 1 Monarch, aa round Floor ~ ' 3.009 Alaska Homeata " NEWSPAPER SOLICITON WANTED et Phone Main 2141, Ove Straight salary prop-| #000 Chitina Kus sition. Steady fob for a hustler see aay! 3 FROME, WITH CARAGR, $1 Mr. Parish, Clreulation Department | $000 Lone Btar O11, 6% May 1 Star, 1207 Beventh concrete walke to garage and wood « - 318 Union. house: nice yard, inclosed: flowers and aa water, Heht wi 20-foot alley: © ERS’ EMPLOYMENT #w wy terme. ‘Phone Weet | LOG ; y sur weeks ago 671 mornings and evenings, | AGENCY sage F —- ~ a= | 817 THIRD AVE. A Greenwoo —-—— yeaa BM) (Across street from Court Mouse) ¢ COWRA, FR 1 OR SALE | | We hire for the beet loeeing companiee more “-——— a in the Northwest . Groom pew cottage; close to Ballard |———— _ ‘Lost and Found naman ear; lot 60x00, Prive $1.100)/ voenG MAN, If TO 20 SALARY YOUND & PROTERG ‘i i. STAR ADVERTISERS S229 Pallard Ave. Phone allerd 912. while learning newspaper work Be nor ERGOM HOtRe ere IN; VIEW| editor of The Star Please call for reply three ear lines: paved street: well fur-| to M123, Hea3e, Ht nished; ready to occupy: 82.180: with-| wih | Wetst, 2. 4. Wetee t furniture, $1,000; easy terms. Lib-| THOUHAND® OF WEN TT OR | All older reply letters of lesser numbers eral discount Phone owner, over, wanted immediate! UC. ® gor the ove wilh mot be held « Egat 2622 ernment positions; $100 month: | expires wee clerical work. Wri tm 9A—REAL ESTATE FOR SALE me ety for, free tet of Me D nem SET Wisk WHY PAY RENT Freakin Taatitete, Dep’ , re tracts: close in and near ship-lwinren MESSENGER Ror ne-| LOST —CADYW BLACK WILK HEADED airing a va een Capito 4 for ri # Dagiey ran: jock euaaise of ety tanita: tow | WANTED MEMENOBR BOY Ons its “arena, bet and no assenaments: city salary and chance for promotion. Ap-| N- 49th at. i tity deliveries: free wood. Come out| salary nd chance for promeccitie tei| MF. Miller, how and pitch your tent and raise your! BM M16 | 2418 $28 de acneptet “Me | CARPENTERS OW FORM WORK, ; LABORERS, $4 . oS a ee Hiding construction: bunk house tt Twit) weed care. desired: Dring blankets. oT te ey YOUR SUND: AY OUTING] 4. w. ater Co. nremerton 7 Le MECHAN: | ‘Take Pauntieroy or Alki car, get off at|FIRST-CLAS AUTOMOR MAN: Tlverside. then take the city car Iine| {c?: highest wi up-to-dal ou wre to WHITE CENTER. fee all those| tone Apply superintend ose dandy little homes, monthly pay-| _! - a -iiied ais Agent on addition all Munday.| WM. C GREENE A MEN@ UPPTATR® AND cM. WHITE Bult Bhop saves you $10 on every mult coat. Traders’ Building, 905% 407 Oriental Bik and ener Si - , 2 ones tienes, | CLOSE TO BALLARD HIGH | | WANTED—ERRAND HOY, DEARRORN ' acHOOL || "Printing Co. 212 Marton at. Fi room modern nice home Price $1,800; $500 cash, balance $20 «| Hotel, please correspond with Fish! board, roofing, ete, month. * Howe, Mogina Hotel, 204 Second ave, 8. | We will send you our large ftustrated YOUNG & BROBERG BRAKEMEN, FIREMEN, $125-150; AOR aid. 229 Ballard Ave. Phone Ballard $1%-|" 14.49; cxperience unnecessary. Rail- THE PORT ORCHARD CommeEnctAaL y. Hiss, Star. Co., by reason of Its location at county|—— pow qronKRRe WANTED cael ot tee Td im the’ Paget] TAx® Rainier valley car, get off at hee Bound Navy Yard District on vacant) - 143 Sturgia pond. Tre-ply reefing men, unimerored 88 | 94 eEMALE HELP—WANTED ee Oana Orchard Commercial Co.. Port Orchard, | Ss se Te eS See ee ee Rewwiar ame mines Aoore . doors. . mathe Warn. Office open Rundave Ee teeter tet th ALE—DANDY MODERN -ROOMW BUY A LIBERTY BOND 4-inch beaded celling, 2 ft to house and four lots in Rainier valley el ott > Karage; wood shed; two Philo coops|+ AND [The inrgent factory in the West selling and yard for chickens; street graded: ® | direct to consumer all kinds of fruit trees and sn@mil fruit RACK OUR ROYS ¢| ship anywhere, and guara best garden soil. For further informa o| tvery, tion call Rainier 938W. ed 0. 2. WILLIAMS Co. 194% First Ave. # 4ROOM HOUSE; LOT Sext#t: TWO = Diocks# north of S5th st.: $1,500 0 — cash; terms. $140, WANTED—YOUNG LADIES For TEI-|.? enwood 1 ram 7th Raltard 13 a COTTAGE FOR SALE | im furnished cottage; lot 62x125 to Sey Taran city. gave; terme'to| $9.00 PER WREK PAID WHILE nished: good st SER OLMSTED FPHONE OPERATING; NO PRE- VIOUS EXPERIENCE NECESSARY. Wit iehan | LEARNING. RAPID ADVANCEMENT] 15 Den CENT OFF a — or . id VACANT BUNGALOW, $1 $300) I= SALARY; PERMANENT Post MAE. St Sener, Ae h, $20 month. & rooms: bath aw pantry: practically new; full basement:| Tons; EXTRA PAY FOR SUNDAYS| piled on purchase Fox100; improvementa ail paid; 300 Unton. a car. Owner, 2841 W. 70th.) aND HOLIDAYS CALL AT TELB- VANAGWR 49 66 TATE o. : PHONOGRAP! PRICE $i, PHONE COMPANY OPERATING es aie For sale by owner, an MUSICAL RECORD free and clear; lot 60x10; south front;| SCHOOL, 1116 FOURTH AVE, BE-| i916 westinke one block from Ballard North car at 1120 for mppointment. Tim PORT ORCHARD COMMERCTAL | REET 7PM. AND § P.M CO., at Port Orchard, has a number | startling. pullin of food home sites for sale at, price Quest catalogue). 947 12th 8, 8 ranging from $35 to $200 per tot, on| . eas _ easy terms. If you work in the navy mod wn palates TRUNK WANTED yard, you should own your home in pt OF RR yet ~ At. a wat ar? ae avows | WANTED — WOMEN) ore or s von fine ‘ronm home: corner ioe.) and girls for light factory |"%"" tormult. S08 dist BW | work, in the most mod-| srt zrom fr rent 3 92 -Furnished _ ; + | F6—Wanted” Miscelia 22—-Furnished Houses _| em factory in Seattle; | ca-sxowinos =i tor THLE LOCATED (-ROOM HOS rent in Port Orchard, $12.50 per month, Provided renter will purchase the fur-| Annly niture now In house, Furniture cost good wages, steady work. | erst Senttie ana a Employment De-| _Kenwona $279 now nine months ago. Pries now! partment, American Can] tor mote, mink ana $135. ALASKA FUR CO. Pont oncnanp commerctat co. | Co, foot Cedar st. WANTED —DtCREST Port Orchard, Wash. stump f ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE: LARGE | WANTED WOMEN Aa GOVERNMENT | ANP pullers wil arden. Abrahamson, 13th 8. W. and| clerks at Washington, $100 month TOU HAVE ANYTHING hiaska st., Burien car. | ‘Thousands wanted Sst free. Prank: | iF YOU WAVE: ANYTHING fiotee WITH 19 ROOMS, FURNIAHED, | 119 Institute, Dept. 742-D, Rochester) cali the Pecitiy Av for anie cheap. 1-182, Star _N._Y. RELI MNAA | ATT, NEW OR OLD DANG GUARAN. VARANTEED Lost and Found fae CONFAINN face massage sults guaranteed. Hippodrome, and University 38 A—STOCKS AND BONDS at price paid. WATCHRS ON _ CRED ‘Take f or f lessons STEVENS elie Virgin it looks tember Dancing court house. | rial services, hed for mini vate parlors. NHUETKIOeR, buninems qual $6,000 Liberty Ol & Gas. | Two rooms, with nice closet and pantry ie i MAX WINKLE AAR Sh fruit trees: beautiful jocation; city 41—Livestock for Sale MILCH Cows Fencon 388i taught in 20 Pantages Midge letters addressed ft” Public “Markets 2 for the and one open. | THE SRATTLE STAR | A WORK, 1. | MA—AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Winton Motor < scouring oan. or Sale Miscellaneous —s fine granulated suear pore natural milk, 10e at BUY A LIBERTY POND are cans erayfinn ACK OUR ee emit AND DOOKA cio ae Pa "RY * ___ | Before butlding be ure and get our prices FRANK LEWiS— From the Thurston | © fash, doors, finish, paints, 9 Tha, Boe, 4% The Bho, ground while you wait fine granulated sugar, | 1, pure natural milk, catalogue No. 21 free on request. post Italian prunes. Finke White can Rideway's Maid raisins, cane minced clams, be round chorolate, ean Royal baking TENTS, AWNINGS ; e eaetvibina Everything tn Canvas Z-room tent; floored, sealed and fur J recreates, cnmene |aeed potato Btall 9¢ Pike at | finest varieties epectal ou pansies, | TAVAWAGIVR $2 06 WATS. | heat Jersey butter, as WP RAVE MONKT? LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S AND OVERCOATS FROM 6 California ave} 11500 PRESENT TINS AD AND ORT PIANOS FOR RENT. RENT AP. Meyer-Toner, The cod is estimated to Moyet 45, ve been found in tbe a OUR APRCTALTY — EXCHANGR ught in Scotland some years ago} upward of a Opponite new Times Bide. 1126 Market st. Call owner, North| , TWEEN $ A. M. AND 6 P.M. OR) we nae. trade exrhange MACHINES: A sizes; pricen $20.90 demonstration $$ for medium steed na FOR & 28 foot 1021 Northiake as Well Be a Cripple as not be able to amond stud ito, Phone after 5 p. FURS GHEE CART PRICW PATO | BECOND-HAND will pay full price. ——Dressmaking Done BY DAY OR Prof. and Mrs. Oswald their thirty can teach you the most MODERN DANCES dreds of home seekers taught. Hours 1 to 6 and 7 to| EXPERT DRESEMAT 25—Unfurnished Apts. Firth and University. Prof. On-| plore. Phone Bast 1188 a een Miltott 2187 ne oterttp Pesan | a |Ginta WANTED IN PAPER ‘THRR | 50-—Furniture for Sate rolling hop: waxes $8.90 por week. | spanWra i STRNITURW MONMOUTH APARTMENTS — | | Hite Fireworks Co., phone Rainier 6.) DVERTISE OBED FURMITON | x 1ENCED LAUNDRY HELP well paid workers look 2020 Yexlor Way Trumded Gk the @uppiy Lauséry) 1865| Gain tn swreiture pub’ leo rate op of f $-room furnished apartment. $45 eT le | Bee rates at top of fl 3-room unfurnished partment, $235 | | o¢ : “ wet Eroom furnished apartment, $36 | |36—Agents Wanted Si Poenius Sened KGenTs—Gatiurver MADE $6.40 1N| 24——Furnitu /an’ Call at Bullding oF two hours selling our tra intials| Wis HOY MOR® OU Phone Beacon 77, and patriotic emblems. Applied to) end pay higher prices than any ho ‘ automobiles in 10 minutes. $1.25 profit| in the city. Phone Main 298% S| oon 31.60 oraer. Write quick for nam-| aneticn Co., 2006 Second ave. ; fem. Auto Accesories Co., Dept. Aq15, | ingen am A 27— Housekeeping Rooms Paytor RAT UT BERL PALO ORY FPURNI@HED HOUSE ING ROOMS, $60 WEEKLY AND AUTOMORILE FUR > ’ clase in, No objection to children. nished men everywhere placing sam susiness Personals 3810 Ninth ave. | plea wonderful new automobile fuel) see + «6 6 «6 vO FURNISHED HOUSER REP product with ear owners; 3e worth|e Gen, 1f wanted, 1325 Franklin ave. | mished free. Tx allwey, C-713, Sta Fle FOOM LOWER FLAT. 937 2ind ave. | Owe KY nnn * AND tho’ ; ts " AS ~~~~|88—Business Chances : BACK ouR 32—Male Help Wanted [FO BAL H —“Harcien WTOP. ACHTATRA,|. 6 6 so oo ooo + “os DEPT. Soing. “Will sell on terms and rons | Wa - DIAMONDS, Employment ervice Abin price, Also two house and tota| OLD JEWELMY, Union and Viret Ave. centrally located, Write or call at} WATCHES, OLD or 1418 Western Ave shop, Am going to. quit t | qHGHEST ‘prichs Pan SIIPYARD WORKERS | GOW. tHydorn, Hox 917, Auburn 3 SMITH ae 4 | ON RANCH MUaT ~sELL| 08 LC, aMiTit Wi wig topped room, curd tables, clear | OLD GOLD, SLVR Urgently needed on war essential work. Good wages, Immediate employment.| Lusiness; $100. Phone Capitol J68%, j Cherry st FURNITURE with very little effort on your part in one week. MONDAY and you will be SATURDAY ‘HIPPODROME ' Fifth and sity J ‘TH FIOOR BY N, D, COCHRAN Special Corr the fr Al M chief of Bur count partment 300,000 livered of Navy w | the | by jana | spector report reinapect won thought whould be final Hams Moldy MacGowan raying supply officer at was positive rejection nd non & ( before, |" HAY t “New | Joint rep gran B. the was should ordered back to Chicago. Dr. Neale and A. ot they were sound, wholesome and fit human pany's guarantes for four months. MacGowan asking reinspection wan wired from Washington able to send Mact that an for reinsp “New York yard has inspect- ed enormous quantities of hams for many years and convinced hams are not sai not the time to reinspect any article of food the enlisted men of navy, about the acceptance of which there can be ANY POS- SIBLE QUESTION.” THE STORY OF THE MOLDY HAMS HOW PACKERS TRIED TO WORK ’EM OFF ON THE NAVY, AS SHOWN HENEY’S INVESTIGATION S. AS FOOD FOR of Supplies and / over MacIntosh'’s head thru M jowan, . Eversman wants to n order for some $39 pounds delivered department count of mold all but 47,664 pounds. MacGowan a few days ret wT A WORD TO BAY ton July 7 Wilson came back) Wilson & Co, as their Washington! , while he was acting MacGowan asking for reinspec yr {tion by & navy representative and | as secretary Jone from Wilson & C On July 10 MacGowan says tract mpecifically calls for re-inspec of delivery” representati gression of} gan to get All hams moldy netrating cavities governm 2, 1917, MacGowan anid an inspector to meet A reingpection ha third man from the oH" questionable be rejected. moldy hams Then Wilson | alone. shipped! to ge There Dr, White, | seedy bellies (bacon) as they do not believe they will give satisfaction. ‘Armour & Co.'s inclination is/ to try to get them to take any old| kind of bacon, seedy others from over a sample But Go to Committee Wilson said to have been rejected Navy Roosevelt |down Admiral MacGowan, and the five carloads of moldy hams were not fed to the navy. On Aug. 7 there went over th private wire of Wilson & Co., from New York, a message from A, R, Brown to Thomas ¥, Wilson, # ing “Kversman had the matter up yesterday with MacGowan and with | Butler, Pennsylvania member of naval committee » result,” Browr said: “You kr inspector from Milwaukee sent word suggesting O and these goods would have been accepted if Everaman had not ge up with Secretary Daniels thru some friend of secretary. ‘Th this would be a great mistake | suggestion of: political pressure neoms to be thgy.thing that upset arbitration agreement Think |if this fails, as last resort should explain whole matter to Hoover and k him what we should do in thi ane as well as in fu ure dealings on army and navy supplies. . Might Try Roosevelt In this wire Brown asked WIl- son about taking up matter with Franklin Roosevelt, tary of the navy. And Wilson| ired back to Brown to see Hoover | r Roosevelt aw he thought best On Aug. 8 Wilson & Co, put the versm: Eversman, who was hired by of the republican con- retary of the republican national mmmittee With the prospect “of big war business the packers evidently be-| lberal ideas about what kind of meat they could hand the ‘o illustrate, on July H" wrote E. A, Cudahy enclosing @ letter from Julius Ros- enwald ing to be attended by representa- ft Armour, Swift, Morris and concerning a coming meet-| , evidently to discuss meats. the government to accept or otherwise.” Backs Up Admiral That meeting was held in the Union League club, Chicago, July with Quartermaster General mith of the army and Paymaster General Hancock of the navy. And | it was agreed, as to bacon, wired | ommend that the maximum weight on bellies be raised lbs. “Also the reference to sow bellies be cut, out entirely, from 20 to 26 the ef- ct of which would mean that ald be permissible to deliver these sow bellies weighing as high as 25 Ibe, ifications will continue to call for | eeediess bellies, but a paragraph | will be inserted to the effect that bellies showing white seeds only | will also & when trimmed, The spec- accepted.” P, S.—Assistant Secretary of refused to turn = REAMES WARNS JITNEY MEN ARE ali Jean tentionally tending tions, he said. jot the | country, “It is not ne prove actually statements, fact that the statements w ed to hinder is suffici FRENCH REPULSE | TE U TON RAIDERS| Bie French war between AGAINST TALK | OFUS. FORCES TO PLAN COURSE American citizens as well as enem) as are warned Reames, re’ cen and Ronald. give the men an opportunity to place bonds and secure the @roper licenses or to cease operating their cars be- fore th Conviction in federal court of vio. | lation sult in cases where the government defendant has made by th much bearing upon the sentences | was indicated when Judge Ronald sen $20 and costs. Frederickson to! court that he would leave the city to ‘These statements need not be made |to a man | instructions Neterer |case of Joe Zittel, | tion. The instructions involved 2 interpretation of the espionage act, 10,000| 2nd Judge Neterer's ruling was one most important made in this convicted of sedi-| pessary now for us to and Max Seem visement for several months, S$, April 20.—A German raid | ing the decision of the supreme court | the|on the status of a car operated for office announced today. | GIVEN TEN DAYS Sentence will not be imposed for 10 | diye upon’ the Sitaay rivers’ found orney | guilty to guard their conversation | ing ¢ , Barly Rore|about the army or navy. | aturday morning of operat rs for hire without proper i by Superior Judges Mitchell The delay was made to time set for the imposition of Th the demonstration of intent| defendants will have need Otto Frederickson to pay the in the national army within ten ys, and had ceased operating a car for hire. Eighteen cases were schedula@ for hearing Saturday, but only seven | defendants made appearance. The |™ remainder will be heard next Friday | and Saturday. Judge Gillian found Peter Madson | an guilty; Judge Ron-| ald ruled identically in the casos pending against Theodore | Desrochers, Byron C. Dolphin, Otto Bere and A. B. Holmes. Brien de The cases have all been under ad- pend- hire. Sheriff Stringer said that he would |make no arrests until the ten days seven-mile front in the center of the | allowed by the courts had elapsed. southern le; surprise oners, jemy MEXICAN FEDERALS ARE BLAMED FOR SHOOTING , April 20.—Mexican fed- amed for the firing of tan American border last night. The U. patrol returned the fire. the Americans w: |SOCIALISTS PROTEST KILLING OF GUARDS COPENHAGEN, ish, Danish and Norwegian socialists protested to th: the execution of Red ‘They requested the White gov- ernment to adopt a conciliator, titude to terminate the civil war, e several shots patrol nec 8. t ers, ing of the Picardy wedge). | successt™'| BOY SCOUTS GO AFTER of Rheims gonne) the statement said. “West of Butte Du American artillery attempts were 1 Mesnil (where is stationed), dreds of records, so if Vasa against HEARING SET FOR MAY 7 Hearing for condemnati for the city elev been set for May 7. RECORDS FOR SAILORS) The Rotary Club of Seattle has promised 24 phonographs, which | will be placed on the as th 24 sub-chasers leave Bremerton. But the soldiers will need hun- u have any to give, call Elliott 4713, and Boy Scouts will call for the records, or they may be left at headquarters, 443 Henry building. IF YOU CAN’T FIGHT, YOU CAN DO WORK The Salvage Department of the American Red Cross offers the women of Seattle an opportunity for efficient service to their coun: try. Go to the warehouse, 2010 Westlake ave. Most of the sales are made by women on duty daily from 8:30 a, m, until 5 p,m, There is a pressing need for help. Telephone Elliott 45 The offices of the Sal partment are closed on Saturday afternoon, Reem Shipyard and Waterfront News & Notes STEAM TRAINS START RUNNING HERE MONDAY : transperta- workers will beghiy g wa ius chute will leave © bound for West installed service will be = Py rnment and will = freo transportation for men o mployed in the will be also — workers as usual. maintained for th Returns to city Intermediate re made a¢ Pac iflc ¢ Oll mills and Patterson & Mo ~ Leaves King street station at 649 ssistant secre- | stop made near the Duthie convenience of hie employes ya ene ie BEGIN WORK AT n mentioned is John} working at sunup nd probably effort to speed up construction, if recommendation William Pigott is adopted. ymrmittee and assistant long summer days now ‘hand, we should lose all the day. light between 6 and 8 in the morm & The establishment 7 of daylight, a pen of hours of ary tificial light for the men to work by.” CAPT. H. A. SMITH WILL TAKE WESTERN QUEEN © | Western Queen, a Skinner & Eddy . will be mastered by Capt. — . Smith, who for the past as served as master on steam schooner a San Francisco concern. The Western Queen is the last of commandeered and will be turned over to bes shipping board next week. Smith is a native of San . wrote builders. nine-hour shifts leaving only Cudahy that Morris & Co.| ure going to take the position they had better let well enough Swift will not favor trying that to rec- OEMs: ‘HE'S CHIEF OF __ BABY KILLERS Z r is chief of Prussian air service, which means — that he is the director of all Gei air activities, including the baby-kilk 7 raids on French and British And Now Monk Is Goat for Karl’s Letter to Sixtus AMSTERDAM, French monk, who acts ag the emp _ is blamed for ’ Emperor Karis now famous letter to Prince Sixtus De” to dispatches from Vienna today 4 The emperor, it was said, wrote | the letter in German and gave it to translation alleged to have inserted the word “justified” in regard to the reference to France's claims to Alsace. took the letter to Switzerland, it was IRISH TO STATE VIEWS ON DRAFT DUBLIN, April 20.—The Irish Na- tionalists today were arranging to state their objections to conscription to the world A Mansion House conference here decided to conference also requested the lord mayor to go to Washington to ex- plain the situation to President Wil- The monk then Cork county magistrates have ines dorsed the exhortation to resist con. = BRAZIL GOVERNMENT HOLDS GERMANS’ COIN Brazilian government has sequest- ered hundreds of thousands of dol to send it out of the country. The money is now deposited in the national treasury. “U.S. IS PREPARING TO HELP,” SAYS CAVES © - THAMES, Eng. -“The United States is pre- | | paring to help, but it takes time and therefore for the present we must rely upon ourselves and our Buro- home secretary, declared in a speech