The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 13, 1918, Page 9

& government } First and Union. MES LAUNCH PEIGHTH SHIP AT YARD HERE launched in Au Soy 8.800-ton steel freighter Westport, * to the water at the West waterway plant of Abes © nd Dry De Go, Monday evening t Ames, daughter of | of the company, acted | \ large crowd attended Miss Mare the pres! as sp the laune! The Westport is the eighth vex Daitt by ¢ An Co, six of which are commissioned in service of the United St pping board } CALKINS T0 HEAD LOCAL _ SHIP PLANT Calkina, former traffic local Mitwaukee railroad, “hicago, will assume position al Manager of the Patterson ala yard on his return, ial alt Co. will bring his family with Urges Legislation to Protect Salmon Unless sockeye salmon » protect ts one of the best in the Northwest, the occupation for 23 aving followed years. B00 Men Needed Beattie shipyards need 2.000 busi Ress and professic ers, says I Fector, federal Those interested abor ould repe employment rt at office, 3 Whaling Fleets Report 182 Caught HOQUIAM, Aug. 13.—The Grays harbor whaling fleet has so far m: @ kill of 114, but is experiencing ¢ fieulty in getting and ma: crews. The steamers Moran Aberdeen have 43 whales each to their credit. but the Westport has © far taken only The season has about two months more to run. TACOMA, Aug. 13.—The Wakana, Ferris type ship, was launched at the Seaborn yard, $:20 p. m. Mon Mrs. A. R. Hunt, wife of the chief in charge of machinery instal lation. was sponsor, The Wakana is the seventh ship launched by Seaborn yard. 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NDBERG CO. 1104 Third Senstie, | at Local Yards ° the | ° - BULLETS FLY IN ; Eight Selects to = Overcome : CARAVAN OF DESERT IS CIRCUS FEATURE the great caravan of camels! Cacnela have become nal to town with the Barnum &/ With the cireus, and on od Railey cirous, late this month, it may | Second only to the elephant as a nec start aguin the controversy as to sary part of a big show. Like the the reason fe e hump carried « ant, they are helpful as well as the back of t Jesert. decorative, and, unlike the ponderous Just why the has one | Pachyderm, they breed freely in inter quar were born while Thin sea Last year four wt there nin the Bridgeport . ® and four more the shi on the road. hump an¢ two, Is an sa acient umulation lem, of fat ow was and grt aside from the differentiation in formation. |*0n there are only three new cam It is explained that the hump tx a/ ls, but their yc bre * and reservoir of nourish t. which | ters, who are now halfgrown, are n the baby class. camels will play a prominent et parnd and w and His Wonde tra robes and 100 YEARS OLD TODAY, SEATTLE WOMAN FETED h her three chil SENATOR WRAY PLEDGES FIGHT UPON RENT-HOG Editor The Star: you on your fight congratu’ against dren, 10 grand landlords. Am satisfied the fa akaa counell ca: thing for the rea | celebrated her one son that ty charter does not! aay at 4242 1 : 2 provide for the appointing of a com In good * phe Reppert mission suggested by you. Belleve | news of a younger woman, Mrs. the legislature could pass an act|rhomas received more than 0 which would enable cities to deal friends during the afternoon at the home of her son, H. E. Thomas. Mrs. George Hamilton, 507 20th ave.. the daughter of the great-grandmother was also present and W. A. Thomas, grandson, with the great-erandson, Wm. Thomas, jr., came from Valdez, Alaska, for the centennial Greatnieces and gre number a ted the birthday ephew vookaack Tuesda FRENCH MOVING TO FLANK ROYE LONDON, Aug. 13.—(1:26 p. m.)—The French are driving for- ward in an effort to flank Roye, Lassigny and Ribecourt, it was with this important subject. While the war is on, ment could commandeer he rent apartment houses, much worse, some Hable to hap election is as he matter up Ye office can be truly AM WRAY ephews In from th her Wash, to URUGUAY STRIKE MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay, Aug. 13 r yred as the re Several per t appears helpless. fied by the Will Sacrifice 15 Pounds of Flesh to Join Marines ‘ NEW ELECTRIC MOTOR AIDS IN SALVAGING fat man!” Leave for Training : ts fro ¥ As JOLLY it PAST [ iv, CYRIL SCOTT, EVES-SMITH and PRICES a day away, A THRIFT STAMP }will keep the Mun x Olip . ¢ p- 0 ud 7 Worseriadbeh eef- mn PALACE HIP ile eee First € Pike (oshsirs) r Commands Yank x - ——» < METROPOLITAN "5!" Aug, 19) ent need for more homes to house the thousands of publicity committee: BR, I Homer G. Woe K ter, ( 5a ¢ G | wi jana Cc. M. Harris, THE sa Ain STAR—TUBBDAY, pel 18, 1018, UST as the Scotchman said to the girl, “The Lord keep you, I canna afford to!""—so, this advertisement is going to show you how you can bid the landlord a fond farewell. And let somebody else keep him! Not that the landlords are so bad— they’re only human—and they've had a hard row to hoe for the past ten years. Very few have made more than two per cent net on their investments. And now they see a chance to break even— and maybe a little better—and they're try- ing to make hay while the sun shines. Don’t knock. They're Let ‘em alone. like Mark Twain's hotel keeper, who charged a dollar for a sandwich. “I know it ain’t worth it,” he admitted, “but, brother, I need the money!” HIS advertisement is intended to help those people who have some ambition, a lot of good taste, and whose souls have not been tarnished by contact with too much money! This is not theory—not merely “on paper’’—it works. I found out from folks who are actually doing it—twenty-four hours a day and three hundred and sixty- five days in the year. The Lord DOES help those who help themselves! Hear the people I talked to a week ago. A doctor’s wife told me this: “We had a fine home on acon hill, but ét scemed advantageous to sell it, and we did. We moved out here preference, not from necessity. It's quiet here and beautiful. We found that we couldn't afford to build, for the cost of building the house we planned was pro- hibitive. So we bought two garages and put them together. They cost one hundred and ten dollars set up. Really, they're very comfort- able. We have fine water and all the firewood can use for years. The Doctor saws it himself and he says he expects to add ten years to his life with the bucksaw! “We keeping is tares, assessments or from we it very much; it ia restful; house- simple and we're not worried about the price of coal. We found we were saving money without trying to save it. No, we woudn’t go back to Beacon hill, it's too fine out here.” I INTERVIEWED another citizen nearby, who was putting up a “camp.” It was noon time. His wife had driven out with the “flivver,” and the pair were picnicking under the shade of a big tree. “How do you like it as far as you've gone?” I asked. And he said: I'm putting up the camp myself and by the this month, “Fine! we will move in end of Troops on Hun Soil Avertiair ed te eattle property owners the urs shipworkers and been ast year wsized in homes emph that the me permanent di ot end with the term named as a Morgan MeL, lowing were ard, Frank ere who have toat in the right plac a, W.t org A. £ emmer, 1, M J Von Herberg, James A, Wood um T. Prosser, W. F. Foster Fauquesc ’ BRITISH GAIN AROUND ROYE SOMME GROUND harp in Gen, J. L. Hine command of | ing AMSTERDAM, Aug. 13.—Italiqp n, army, which > oo and Austrian avia recently en ung on German soil in the WOMEN ORGANIZE CLUB gaged in a battle over the Adige near the Swiss border The » r women of George | valley, in which Emperor Karl was : town met in Ward's hall, at George: | reviewing hia abellivae ta a town, Saturday evening, August 19. / Vienna dispat ‘al Ska Wha of M.I for | teg Sa ites ommissioner f ¢ Sih hia & on tet was over A permanent ization will be Baturda Tt be known | Hay it. Next Liberty REAL PAINLESS DENTISTS In order to introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which is the lightest and strongest plate known, covers very ‘ittle o' All work guaranteed for fifteen get teeth anme day rp customers, whose work ie still giving 1 our work Bring Open Sundays From 9 to 12 for Working People OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS [207 UNIVERSITY ST. ‘The Lord Bless Our Landiord and Keep Him—I Won't!” I've bought 25,000 feet of lumber for the house, but I shall not build it until conditions get a little easier. We can run into town in fifteen minutes with the little old Ford, and the car line take to work in about twenty- five minutes,” 8 me “Is it cheaper than being in town?” “Cheaper! Well, I should say it was! “Why, our rent was raised from twenty-five to forty dollars a month, This beats paying forty a month, any way you figure it! I AM not going to suggest that you live in either a garage or a tent, though either is preferable to paying rent. This advertisement will show you just what you can do, and what we can do, to solve the rent problem. OVERLOOKING Puget Sound, with a superb view of the Olympic moun- tains, a good friend of mine has a hun- dred and forty big tracts for sale—not stuffy “forty-foot lots,” but wide acres— “room to breathe and grow.” All the firewood you want for years to come, without cost. i Electric lights, telephone, school, stores, and pure water. And the car line, which brings you to the h of Seattle’s industrial enterprises in less thirty minutes. Homesites with such views as these command from two tb five thousand dol- lars apiece in many parts of Seattle. Yet these tracts are to be sold at prices ranging from $175.00 to $650.00 apiece. And on terms so low that the family pocketbook will never miss the money. A few dollars—whatever may be con- venient. We'll give you a start. BOCHES ON OLD RY LOWELL THE FRENCH FIELD, Aug. 1 MELLETT ARMIBS WITH . THI Bombs Strike Near Austrian Emperor theatre sement f the roof of the mouth; corn off the cob; guaran: you can t teed 15 years a Crpwn $41.00 $15 Set of Tooth (whalebone). ...88.00 $10 Set of Toeth $5.00 Bridgework, per tooth, gold $4.00 | Gold Fillings .... Whe office, this ad ing to our you Opposite Fraser-Paterson Co, | E have made arrangements to cupplyt W building plans and specifications, ands lumber and building materials at wholesales prices, for those who want to escape — the Landlord and the Assessor. And all on the casiest kind of easy! terms. The building restrictions are very modest; put up a garage if you want to and build the home later. But our aim is® to preserve, and, if possible, enhance the # native beauty of the property, It will never become a “shanty town”; on the other ® hand, if Seattle grows, the property will? grow in value from year to year—and nobody doubts Seattle’s future! * t . a . : THERE'S going to be a rush for the = property—~a far greater demand than! we ean possibly supply—for scenic prop- erty such as this has fallen into the of the “real estaters” and they’re cutting it up into forty-foot lots! But we're not ready to show it yet. The owners of the property are busy, ¢ grading, clearing streets, and, most portant of all, laying a mile of water <i If I should tell just where the property is located there’d be a crowd out there and they’d get in the way, and bother the workmen. Wait a few days, please! By Friday night I shall be ready you where the property is—then pack the lunch basket for S “make a day of it.” N the meantime, if you're seriously in-{ I terested, write or phone, or call at the office and we will give you a telling all about the property and our for financing home builders. The costs nothing but the asking for it. To repeat, full will be in this paper Friday night, but those send in their requests for the circular will be given first choice of the hundred and forty tracts in this delightful home place. Anyway, this advertisement is enough. I’d better quit now, or else be like the young senator who caused Tom | Reed to exclaim: “Sit down, son! Sit down! You’re going in the same hole you came » out of!” ready to tg I thank you. GEORGE FRANCIS ROWE. D Burke Building, August ah, 1918 Seattle. By George Francis Rewe Phone Elliott 1377 | CREDIT SUITS in the latest plain and semi - plain tailored models and some strik- ing fur - trimmed Suits. 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