The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 30, 1918, Page 9

MAN T NG YOUR SYES O} NTHS SILK STOCKINGS ALONG THE MLe BEA WITNESS ALL RIGHT # You WANT MY NAME AS A WItNe \ a j SS, MISTER SEVERAL BLOCKS, AND INSTGAD OF BY CONDO ass I'VE BEEN WaTeHi N THE TRACK You HAD FIND HOMES T0 HOLD WORKERS In sceordance with the from the government, 12 divisions of the King county council of defense with RM. McCullough as manager and. P Williams as city represen. tative, will begin 4 survey Monfay, November 4, for available rooms, apartments, housekeeping to accommodate request in Seattle, and incoming work ‘The date for the drive wan set ednesday at a meeting of the Unit States homes registration service committee, with Frank McDermott, leommittee chairman. Every block in Seattle will be canvassed next laid by the members of week. Stress was at Wednesday's meet ae mechanics and their will carry on the work out by Seattle for the for the duration of the and the period of reconstruction must be secur. ers and their fam them to remain in Se- them, it was pointed ing, Seattle will be il the present govern: » and to take on new q@atracts which would be offered were congested city housing condi tons relieved. $1,800 Contributed Hap coming from the outside fis Already several Seattle business men have contributed $1,500 to curry on the necessary! clerical Wak in connection with compiling ‘the data for the housing survey. ‘Miss A. Moses is in charge of the housing office at 4033 Arcade build OE | ote rr (i I 8 : | a ‘The 12 divisions of councils of pa service are voluntary associa tions of enthusiastic war workers Under the direction @ RM. McCullough, the workers @ these divisions must secure the @peration of Seattle men and Women owning housing facilities Mitable for pleasant homes for war Workers. The importance of the Work is almost too big to grasp at Mee, but some conception of it may be bad from the words of Lawrence Wood, director of the U. 8. employ Ment bureau, and a member of the ope feeistration service commit Homes for Families *It is a patriotic duty for Seattle diizens to furnish homes for the skilled mechanics in Seattle and their families. Single men can usual ly be accommodated. But places Must be found for the families of ™en here and incoming men, to in duce them to remain in Seattle. Se Atle has lost numbers of skilled me thanics as a result of the present housing conditions. Men. represent ing groups of men in states west of Chicago have come here to study 1s opportunities. They fone back with discouraging news of | advising their fellow work (ts to remain where they can at least have homes. “No more women are needed in ode any industrial work There is a waiting list of 750 re Promo ig list of 750 regia Members of the committee are Frank McDermott, chairman; Miss B.A, Bouthenayd, ¥. W. C. A. R. M. ough, committee manager ee Wood, director United States employment bureau; A. W Hoch, Machinists’ union; Insane Coop- , merchant; O. J. C. Dutton, State board: Grosvenor Folsom, real State board: B. L. Lambuth Ment Beattie Real Katate aunoe AH. Atbertron, architect: J. k 4nd Judge Thomas Burke. H.R. King Running * for School Board presi ation; Doug: Reory R King, retail business Man, hag filed for the ce of school or, to succeed Director pencer, Wie is scheduled to retire. The elec Will be held Dece mber 7. those who sig <in Pomination pstitio are Dr. M Matthew» Helen M. Stever Mra, € B Begardus, Counciinen Cline Biekson ana Lang, and t Senttleiter, "2 her prominen nna BB at 2 vate your watch, let 1 repair it Next Liberty ¥ ivertisement. drive | upon the necessity of accommo | SEATTLE MUST MAY INCREASE ALLIED FORCE IN RUSS ZONE WASHINGTON, Gect. 20.—Amer can or allied troops, or both, undoubt edly will have a } period of px duty in Russia after the Teutons v cate. In fact, it the associate to be Inc hinted today that » boche hauls out the re inder of his legions: he problem, according to a -a»m | ber of the general staff, offers o: of the most perr « features the complicated “unscrambling” pro- ess which i now held to be only a matter of a compa ively brief time. While the German has been evacu ating the Baltic stripped down his forces in the Ukraine, he still has a wide belt of linfluence and a considerable num ber of troops in the territory between | the Gulf of Riga and the Black sea, Military authorities foresee today | that if immediate evacuation of the | Teuton ts compelled, a reign of terror jand lawlessness cnay ensue. Hence, [there is some division of opinion ax to whether this evacuation should be compelled hurriedly or gradually If it is decided to increase the al Ned forces, their occupation will be solely for police purposes, and it will be made clear that this duty will be accomplished as rapidly as possible and the troops then withdrawn, PUGET SOUND | STEAMERS ALL LOCAL ROUTES STEAMERS LEAVE FROM COLMAN @any | *Dees not eal at! [Victoria Sundaye | Tacoma Direct 9:09am Indianapotie for Ta-|10 70am T1O9amicoma direct. Steamer! 12 -S0pm 1:fOpm every two howrs, Se! 2:78pm P:topminingle trip, 92 round! 4:20pm [Retttme har. 1 T0ttom A Kalstan, for) 46pm Anacortes! dafty land Rellinghar. 1 “Pert Townsent—Port Angeles and _____ Way Ports i 10:20pm Str, Utemia, for Port! 7:30am RandaytTownsent, Port WIN-| Tueed'y Toeed'yiams, Doneeness and! Thurey Tharwy!Port Anmetes | Batnry {6 20pm'Mtr. Walalente, for! 2 20pm TPort Townsend, Port! Mon Wea. Wed. [Williams, Dungeness Friday Pri. land Port Angeles Sun. 1 Gee thronen tof \claliam Bay on Mont Iday trip: to Neah! tay on Friday trip! Tort Gamble—Indiow—Fingter opm tenmer Pert, mbt, exeept'L ud low, Reion.| except Ratury(F la glee, Townsend! Bunday (Sonday (Fanevilie and FHad- 7:00pm) lock. j | Saterday Only | 1:20pmifteamer Puget, for! 7:20pm [Kingnton, Ladiow and} fway points 1 | fenday Only | 9:00am ttenmer Puret, for! 6:00pm [Kingston, Ludlow and! Iway potn' ' Hood Canal—Gamble—Ladlow “T00s me Steamer Pettetch. for! 2 0Orm MondayLndierw, Port Gamble! Tyee’ wandy\**Phangor and ali! Thursy Friday|potnts on Hood Canal! fiatur’y Points marked ** are boat lendings Pamengcern for these points and for other boat Innding potnts mast make thelr own arrangements for landing. ar’ amame all ri#k and Mabtitty in making such landing. Steamers passenger rate Goes not Incinde boat landing char Py “ ability te imited to wes not to exceed $100 ror 160 pounds allowed free. and schedules subject to without Freight re daily for all points (excepting oma) named tn © achedule jckete must be purchased at ticket loffice, Open from 6:20 @. m. to 12:00 midnight. PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION CO, Ticket Offices, Colman Dock. notice provinces and has | -WED SDAY, OCT, 30, 1918. THE SEATTLE STAR | DOINGS OF THE DUI Tom? 'S—Whose Candy Is That, These People MAKE DN GooB CANNN ——— OW, HEL-LON \' GomG To TRY A PIECE OF YouR Oh ,Tom, You’Re A PerFrect DeaR To BRING ME This BeAvTIFUL Box OF CANDY ALITTLE LATER BALMY BENNY—In Reel War He Led an Army—in Real War He Leads a Cow. Y'KNOW GEORGE ~ } WONDER \F THEY'VE FOUND A SUBSTITUTE IN HUNMANY To MAKE WOCK-TURTLE SOUP 2 W'YAR BUDOY- wow'RE “THEY COMIN’ ~ Boy HoOwDY- STEPPING HIGH ~ WITH NUTS IN IT UM-M- | WonDER IF 1 CAN FIND ONe YSEE THAT BUDOY | JES’ SPoKE To2 WELL HES & LIVIN’ EXAMPLE THAT “THIS WAR 19 TH’ GREATEST REDUCER THAT WAS EVER PAGE 9 BY ALLMAN He USED To BE A MOVIE ACTOR AN’ ALWAYS TooK “TH’ PART OF A GENE KAISER TRYING CAMP LEWIS TO FLATTER US| CAMP LEWIS, Oct. Final ne | 20 WARNS JOBLESS CUE ARTISTS TO GAME FIXED WOMEN TO STAY STAGE MATCHES | | day struggie between the Camp | RY J. W. T. MASON Lewis and Mare Island marines| Women are flocking to Seattle in| NEW YORK, Oct. 0-—Willie | (United Press War Expert) | have been successfully completed, ac-| search of jobs which do not exist, | Hoppe — Pe steesnal “ina "pelea * aod maki |atage a 2,000-potn 2 ne NEW YORK, Oct. 30—The | on ding to word given out by Capt.| declared Director Birdie Campbell, tatiana match bring the united crafty statesmen of Germany are now using all thelr cunning In| 7 Dok letic director for heed the women's division of the U.| war work campaign for funda The an effort to break up the conali- division. The place where the|S8. employment service, Wednesday.| match will conaist of 500 points a tion of the democratic nations in o will be staged has not been de-| The department has more women|day, with contesta staged in New | the war by tempting America in ed upon as yet, but the local ath ae ts Pind a Paster Casas} Woe Boston, Philadelphia and to becoming Germany's advocate taver the Taceuna | Dn 0, 8%, OF 0 nD | Washington at the peace table. | lotic authorities fa! bell A gridiron contest between the Thru the subtie influence of flat-| stadium. “Send us up five women window | University of Oregon and the Unt- tery and by fawning at America’s| ‘The soldiers will meet the Oregon|washera” This is the sort of call) versity of California will be one| side, the Germans are trying to PUt| Aggies next Saturday at the camp,|that comes unexpectedly to Miss|of the sx football melees to be the United States In the position of Campbell frequently. Wednesday's | staged thruout the country during roviding the Oregon farmers ac ept the soldiers’ challenge. This appeal was from the Pioneer Win- | dow Cleaning company and within |ten minutes of the request five judging between Germany and the Buropean nations arrayed against her. | eaves but two open dates—Novem- ‘The kaiser is seeking to coax the | ber 9 and 23—on the Lewis schedule. | sturdy women were on thelr way American people into believing A return match has been ac hedaled|to be equipped with buckets and wir against Germany is di with the Multnomah Athletic club to! sponges. from the war of Great Britain and|be run off in Portland two weeks| To release men for war work the France. He wants to persuade Amer | from Saturday | Master Barbers’ anvociation and the fea that the only real democracy in | fire insurance agencies are sending the world is the American democ jout questionnaires dealing with the | . labor situation, Those recetving the | SPORT [the week for the benefit of the war | funds. Clarence Rowland, manager of ruey. fs the Chicago White Sox, is becom- If he succeeds in flattering the questionnaires are asked to €ive Alling famous aa referee, according United States into this hypocritical posible information concerning the |, 7 - reports from the Windy City beliet, the kalser anticipates that labor supply and the number of ris initial appearance as the third Benton (“Hing”) Bangs, the sensa-| men who could be released. }America in return will insist that man in the rin: Jer ny rec not a peace of jus | tional halfback of the 1917 Washing oe “ ig was at a bout Rick ek & searaitel pease _ |ton state gridiron eleven, ix on his Tuttle A s eae meee’ a recently. He has| | Gon Weems te tamer |way to join the marines at Mare uttle Asks State- Be ee ee ee el can expect island. ) : ‘ er | rattattitinss afte jeas| tenes ons te uanineee ioe] Wide Epidemic Ban| rot yates isis Auton tt sought to rob of their liberties and|f the football critics along the| State Commissioner of Health ature, | flay with hin accursed militaria, {coast for @ back field position on|Tuttle mid Wednesday that he} |) a | Nor can he hope for mercy from the | the mythical coast all-star eleven would approach the state board of “” " arold C. Janvrin, for-| American republic, whos women| He will join several of his former|health with the recommendation | er tw Sox infielder, is becom- who are now members|that Seattle's rigorous quarantine|!®% Quite @ marksman, according | and children he murdered, except by offering to recognize the United States as a nation holier than others and a forgiving judge. alinm has been splen | nforcement be copied thruout the |‘? ball crew Glover, under im thoroly in favor of such a! plan,” declared Dr. Tuttle, “but ‘wil! | American i in didly re the unselfish activi- | api Saale i a — the approval of the init ie eras os Brown Dental 2: 22cm ectt! : . state wide enforcement of regula- alien to save Germany from “ } tio force here would be a big her just fate. The Germans, hold-| By e The | tions tn | ing no higher motives than those of | Test 1C@S Best amet in the fight against the force and ruthlessness, believe that r es plague. American idealism must necessarily 106 COLUMBIA 106 —_ Fok RES be based on sentimentality and weak " lsern: wed on sentimentality and week | Goattle’s Leading Dentists | crawrord © WHITE FoR | ness of character. The kal therefore expects the United § to accept his flattery | and to summon all the rest of the} world as sinners to hear the trrev cabf judgments of the American tion. By this means the democracies of Europe naturally would be incited | Established in 1801 ITHOUT question the most reliable and reasonable tal. Offices in. Se- tte. Th fices have earned their good repu tation by the dentists SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE. they y doing what to ernity against America, The re-| they will 4 ‘Our work (s gunran- © discord would immeasurably benefit German interests. | It is not thru any such intrigue as this that a ft tedd, and ov referred to us by ow batisfied patrons. Thi ff your guarantee that y work will be of the ue h t peace can be impow ed on the Germans | {Ree and satisfactory to Peace must be in agreement with | you. the fundamental terms of all the WIN J. BROWN Owner and Manager Brown Dental Offices 106 Columbia Open from 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. democratic nations, if democracy is| to win the war } Germany nust not be allowed to gain the victory by subtly planting | seeds of further strife between A | and the democracies of tain and France Will.Pay Election Officials Overtime! County Auditor Norman M. 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