The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 12, 1919, Page 10

PAGE 10 Sensations of an Artist’s Model ma 9 } Girls! Make beauty lotion I Attend an Art Exhibition—And Pose in Front of the Mirror Manya Rodina, native of Rus- came to Canada with her who settled near Winni- Mie Rudina had always to be an artist's model. sketching her carly life, is telling how she came to York and finally became of the most-sought models in stadhs. please send me a little money With the few dollars my parents mailed me, I decided to forget m | troubles for a few *, and to spend the time visiting pleture galleries and art shows. I read in an evening paper of « big exhibits tures in a gallery next morning early —o gallery Al the pt BY MANYA RUDINA me, and one particularly New York Artist's yg Dee abel —— in decided that I could not} PN" fore long time by live the life of a chorus sitl.| tase my eyes off it with my purse now exceedingly I was becoming rather desper tures inter I had one an artist's to myself. Then I looked at a figure of a nude, Yea, I could be a medel, too. ‘wrote to my parents In Winni del?” I kept repeating telling them I was surely golng get work soon, and would they LEMON JUICE | { FOR FRECKLES 1 Pt the’ way’ benno $e. the, sobovay: 1 }could see the girl in that picture [dancing before my eyes. My head | was so full of my new plans, I felt so inspired with new hopes and |vistone. that 1 went post, may station the juice of two lemons | finally reached home, a bottle containing three | I tore off my street clothes and of orchard white, shake well | you have a quarter pint of the | freckle and tan lotion, and com- | beautifier, at very, very! cheeks. I felt filled with my old ambitions were Yes, I would at last help something beautiful. I would be come a professional model. Posing I argued, was the nearest thing to fora few cents—Try it! MAN IS KILLED BY LIVE WIRE Life of Worker Coming in contact with a high voltage wire behind a switchboard at the Jefferson st. substation of the Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power company, Donald L. Schrau ger, 25, an electrician's helper, was instantly killed at 6:15 o'clock Sun day morning. H. L. Wood, foreman of the plant, and John K. Strum another employe, discovered Schrau ger's body on the floor back of the switchboard shortly after the acct dent. The city hospital was notified and the ambulance dispatched with & physician and a puknotor. Efforts were made to revive Schrauger, but to no avail. According to Wood, the foreman, no work was being done back of the switchboard, and he can ascritt no reason for Schrauger’s presence at | the spot. Schrauger was married and re sided at 619 W. McGraw at not an employe of the traction com pany, but a special employe of the Stone-Webster corporation. He was recently discharged from the navy He was a graduate of Broadway high school, class of 1916, and married Miss Marion McCullough of Mt. Ver . {non while on furlough during his be is term of service in the navy. " ‘The body is at the Bonney Watson chapel. It will be shipped to Mt (Fifth and University) |. Private Lessons Daily to 4:30 Vernon for interment. 1:30 DECIDES HE MAY AS «4918 BOYS WELL STAY IN JAIL graduated from these WARREN, Ohio, May 12.—Joe Cleero, in jail here on a charge of classes during 19138. “ Why not you? robbing a railroad freight car and carrying concealed weapons, was ‘Mr. and Mrs. released a few days ago on bond and went to Youngstown. He was rearrested there, but his bondsmen withdrew their bond and he was A little inquiry can do you no harm and pos- sibly a LOTOF GOOD [100° ha when toe they put me in jail h MONDAY NIGHTS I might as well give it brought back. him back there to answer to a 7 o'clock sharp RANCHER DIES HERE charge of carrying concealed weapons. “What's the I get out b the Cleero sald, lock me out there I guess He obtained another bond, and just as he was to be released it was discovered the security offered was valueless, Later another man went on his bond and he about to leave jail when word came from Youngstown to hold him until officers arrived to take “it Mrs. Oro 8. Wilihight, 36, wife of T. EB. Wilthight, rancher, living at | Vashon island for the past 10 years NION died at the Minor hospital Sunday IRE afternoon after an illness of two months. The body will be sent to | Vashon for interment. CIGARET CAUSES FIR A burning cigaret butt caused a fire in a room on the upper floor of |the Harker hotel Sunday night | About $150 damages wax wrought be- |fore the fire was extinguished with | chemic Mr. Adachi member of the Jap- anese parliament would feel at home in the United States senate. He be lie’ fapanese women should not have the vote until they are ready [to carry a» gun. ;|High Voltage Instantly Ends | He was | was | beeen te came before ney mierer 1 studied all kinds of tines snd poms, I was much too excited wo oak My we remem) font who was going to I went to him for ad hed at me wanted to younr be an ar he ¢ su very tir fick of it It ie terribly hard work me. “It will make » and you will soon get ver and dr insisted. 1 convinced him of my de termination Well, eaid, “is to take the addresses of 2 tists, call at their studios, and ask them whet y want a mode No, I said to myself, that's did. That's too much like se laborer's job. Am I not an artist too? I want to create something, 1) will wait until somebody wants to paint me. ‘RURAL PAY IN SCHOOLS IS LOW Teachers Name Committee to Solve Problem Dectarinig that rural |are working for less than half the proposed salaries for schools, members of the King} County Teachers’ association met }Saturday in Frederick & Nelson's auditorium and went on record as being dissatisfied with present pay jin the country schools A committee to investigate the salaries of King county teachers and recommend the line of action to be followed was named Supt. Burrows, in bringing | problem before the too sor: | eking @ teachers, de- clared himself heartily in favor of || He explained the reason |ff must work! more pay. rural district teachers for $700 and $800 a year as be ing the state aw limiting school tax to 10 mills. Only thru spegial election can the levy be in- creased, and these elections will be held In about 30 districts this year, | he said. The committee to Investigate the question in composed of Chairman H. 8. Hopkins, of Enumclaw; A R. Terpining, Kirkla George Clark, Ineaquah Pearl Vashon; Louise Ingersoll, | Martha Groat, Renton; Oak Lake; and Lake. About 500 teachers attended the meeting, which is the last of the present school year, ‘MEIER CHECKS Renton D. ©, Dean, Anna Kyle, Flnstead, Elizabeth Knapp, Panther 1 Council Asks Counsel to Ex-' amine Improvements — Corporation Counsel Walter F Meier has been called upon by ¢ Ciimen Oliver T. Erickson to over proposed improvements municipal street railways #y find whether or not should be classed nance The councilmen spent the greater part of the morning with the eck em to any of them under in ¢ corporation «¢ Superintendent Murphine item in the ordinance providin improvementa and a zing bond tase of $520,000 was eure fully gone over SUICIDE NOTE LEADS TO HURRIED ARREST Shortly after relatives found F declaring that she would bolle id and asking them «i her for the act, Clara Ward. d at 12th ave by Patrolman Ja is held in the city jail! rping. A «mall phial of| carbolic acid was found in her poe |xexsion. The wornan declared a partner in a rooming house of which she was half owner sold the property recently and decamped with the pro. coeds je spiked | | Hp. — , When you think of eave tising } think of The Stat. | | | and Jackson st | Decker ar for safe k Tam going to be a model.” t/ff teachers |i Beattie | the lll pa || Jones. IH RR, PROJECTS | mainte |i United States Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation Announces the Sale by Bids of Completed and Partially Completed Wood Ship and Barge Hulls The building program of the United States Shipping Board, Emergency Fleet Corporation, was so gigantic in proportion and so successful in accomplishment, that with the sudden ending of the war, it was found more keels had been laid and ships completed than will now be required by the Government. In consequence, at the yards enumerated below wood ships in various stages of comple- tion including those already launched are offered for sale to the highest bidder. The Corporation is in a sition to supply ship fittings such as engines, boilers, winches, pletion. capstans, anchora, cables, etc., etc. majority of cases material for the completion of the vessels has been accumulated, and is in the yards, which permits of being made for their quick and accurate com- arrangements In the Wood ships have proved themselves, and offer excellent opportunities for conversion to sailing vessels, barges, coal and ore carriers, or for the installation of Diesel Engines if com sidered more desirable. Location of yards, number of hulls, tonnage and stages of completion of hulls on which work hes been suspended as follows: = ° , a 4 CUMBERLAND 5. B. CO, So. Portland, Me. FREEPORT 8. B. CO, South Freeport, Me. ....... GEO, A. GILCHRIST, Thomaston, Me. ..... RUSSELL 8. B. CO East Deering, Me. ......-+++++++ BANDY POINT 8. B. CORP, Bandy Point, Me. ........--+++++ L. H. SHATTUCK, INC, Newington, N. H. .......- CONTINENTAL 8. B. CORP, Yonkers, N. Y. FOUNDATION CO, Newark, N. J. GILDERSLEEVE 8. CONST. CO. Gildersleeve, Conn. GROTON IRON WORKS, Noank, Comm. ........00seeeeeere HOUSATONIC 8, B. CO. Stratford, Con JOHNSON 8. Y. CORP, Mariners Harbor, N. Y. C. KINGSTON, 8S. B. CO, K ton, N. Y. SHIP CONST. & TRADING CO, Stonington, Conn. TRAYLOR 8. B. CO, Cornwallis, Pa. MARYLAND 8. B. CO. Sollers, Md. SESE EE STEER EEE EE Po g 3 MO. VALLEY BRIDGE } Quantico, Va. 6... cece eeeeeeees Morehead City, . HENRY SMITH & SON Baltimore, Md. ... YORK RIVER 5S. B, West Point, Va.. AMERICAN 5S. B. CO, Brunawiek, Ga. ..0--.s-+eeeceess MOREY & THOMAS, Jacksonville, Fis. 3. M. MURDOCK, Jacksonville, Fla. ....-— o------+ NATIONAL 8. B. & D. D. CO, Bavanaah, Ge ST. JOHNS RIVER 8. B. CO, Jacksonville, TAMPA DOCK CO, Tampa, Fle. TERRY 8S. B. CO, Savannah, Ga. U. 8. MARITIME CORP, Brunewick, Ga. ......-.-- ALABAMA §. B. & D. D. CO, Mobile, Als. . BERET ES cenrenwrnvneweeeeew eww ee eo @ FSGS PEPPERS EE EEE E DANTZLER 8. B. & D. Moss Point, Miss. . DIERKS-BLODGETT 8. Pascagoula, Miss. HODGE SHIP CO. Moss Point, Mins. ......--00-+-++ JAHNCKE 8. B. CO, Madisonville, La. MOBILE 8. B. CO, Mobile, Als. . MURNAN 8S. B. CO, M » Ale. . BEAUMONT 5S. B. & D. D. CO, Beaumont, T ee ° HELDENSFELS BROTHERS, Rockport, Texas LONE STAR 8. B. CO, Beaumont, Texas . McBRIDE & LAW, Beaumont, Texas . MeCAMMON, J_N., Beaumont, Teas ...-....---- MIDLAND BRIDGE CO, Houston, Texas ...--.--- seeceees NATIONAL 8. B. CO, Orange, Texas .... SOUTHERN D. D. & 8. B. Orange, Texas UNION BRIDGE & CONST. CO, Morg: UNIVERSAL 8. B. CO, Houston Ship Channel, Tex. . BENICIA 8. B. CO. Benicia, California ...... 000-00 Ferris Percentage Comp. 4% to 99% 21% to 98% 90% 89% to FULTON 8. B. 68% to N 33% to 0% 95% to 97% 100% 100% 96% 100% 100% 90% 100% ne 2% ue 95% 93% Tacoma, 86% to 12% to 62% to 36% to 271% to O% to Seattle, 29% to aded Tecoma, W 52% to 6% to 19% to TACOMA S&S. B. WRIGHT SHIP 31% to Tr Ww 19% te 91% 2% to 91% 39% to 100% 85% to 100% 19% to 38% BH to 99% 9% 6% PENINSULA S. Portlaad, 15% to 58% to 32% to 97% 22% to Vancouver, St. Helens, SUPPLE & BA Portland, WILSON 5S. B. 19% to 11% to NCIS 22% to as Mg CROSBY NAV. 0% to Richmond, 82% to 73% to 38% te 11% 9% 92% 98% 100% 88% 99% se xetath, Me. Machias, 48% to 4% to 40% to 85% to 6% to 4% to 16% to 97% 89% to 99% 0% to 100% 53% to 99% JOHNSON Mi BEAUMONT S. RALPH J. CHANDLER, Wilmington, California Wilmington, California ......... HAMMOND LUMBER CO., Humboldt Bay, California .. KRUSE & BANKS 8. B. CO, . Bend, ROLPH 8. B. CO, Humboldt Bay, California ....... ALLEN 8. B. CO, Seattle, Wash. . BABARE BROTHERS, GRANT-SMITH PORTER SHIP CO, Aberdeen, W GRAYS HARBOR, M. 8. CORP, Aberdeen, Wash. MEACHAM & BABCOCK 8. B. CO, Seattle, Wash. ........--seeeeeee NILSON & KELEZ 8. B. CO. Seattle, Wash. . PACIFIC AMER. FISHERI PUGET SOUND B. & D. CO, Wash. SANDERSON & Raymond, Wash. SEABORN SHIPY, SLOAN SHIPYARDS, Seattle, Wash. (Anacortes) . SLOAN SHIPYARDS, Seattle, Wash. (Olympia) ......- Tacoma, Wash. COAST S. B. CO, PRENEY & BREMER, GRANT-SMITH PORTER 8S. CO, Portland, Ore. McEACHERN SHIP, Astoria, Ore. . B. CO, Ore. GEO. F. RODGERS, Astoria, Ore. . SOMMARSSTROM 8S. B. Co, Columbia City, Ore. G. M. STANDIFER CONST. Portland, Ore .. G. M. STANDIFER CO. ST. HELENS 8. B. CO. LLIN, Ore. .... . Astoria, Ore. .. MACHIAS 8. bh aaa co. SANDY POINT 8S. B. CORP, Sandy Point Me. ........ 8S. Y. CORP, COASTWISE 8. B. CO. Baltimore, Md. . H. E. CROOK CO, af Be D.W.T. Poreatage Comm 3 3500 869% to 95% 3500 16% to 99% 3500 «= 49% te 100% 3500 32% to 96% 3500 71% to 9% 3800 3% to 81% 3650 4% to 100% 3500 63% to 100% 3500 56% to 100% 4000 45% te 100% 3500 44% to 100% 3500 «17% to 97% 3500 76% to 99% 4000 97% to 5000 2% to 3500 48% to 100% 3500 87% to 99% 3500, 25% to 9% 3500 23% to 9% 3500 28% to 97% Ferris Ferris co. Perrts Ferris Ferris ash. } = op i ax ee | a aeaeweeneweai ®e ne RDS, co, } seit ats asited cd YARDS, 3500 62% to 100% 3500 13% to 99% 3500 84% 3500 30% te 100% 00 5% to 100% ¢ 4000 28% to 10 3500 26% to 10095 “6 500 54% to 100% 4 1) eee . } } } } } } J Wash. 3500 95% to 1 4500 59% te 96 4500 1% to 9% 4500 45% te 90% 3500 . 67% to 100% Ore. . on i 7 } H B} ‘ } ‘ ‘ co. BS. B. CO, land, Me. 1% co, RICHARD T. GREEN CO. Chelsea, Maas. R CO, WHITE HAVEN 5. B. CO, White Havens, Md. ........ seeeee ST. JOHNS RIVER S. B. CO., Jacksonville, Fla. AMERICAN LUMBER CO., Millville, Fla. ...........eeeeee o. B. & D. D. CO. Beaumont, Texas .. MIDLAND BRIDGE CO, Houston, Texas UNION BRIDGE & CONST. CO, Morgan City, La. Bids may be submitted for one or more hulls or any combination of hulls, by number. Bids must be in by May 26th, 1919, and hold good for thirty days. Notice of awards and date on which purchaser will be given possession will be announced All bids must be accompanied by a certified check for 10% of the amount of the bid; made payable to the United States Emergency Fleet Corporation. This amount will be applied to the purchase of purchase, deposit will be forfeited to the Shipping Board, ice of the successful bidder, but in the event that such bidder fails to consummate the contract ‘orporation. Balance of purchase price to be paid at the time the contract is executed and title taken to the hull or hulls. A representative of the Corporation is stationed at each of the above named yards, and will give every opportunity for the inspection of the hulls. If additional information is required communicate with the Secretary of The Emergency Fleet Corporation. The Corporation reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Bids should be addressed as follows: — Office of Secretary, United States Shipping Board, Emergency Fleet Corporation 140 NORTH BROAD STREET, PHILADELPHIA “Sealed Bid for Hull Number ...... DO NOT OPEN.” MORE TRANSPORTS TO SAIL WITH YANKEES WASHINGTON, Ma {United Pre ‘Company H; base hospital 77. to Newport News, due M: 1 casuals detachment fantry y 19 with 311th in }—Transport sailings were an nounced as Transport 1 New York, due machine gun by batta ING HOME May 12 YANKEES 8 WASHINGTON, (Waited Press >-Angust 1 will find 225,024 American soldiers, marines and naval gunners in the battalion, headquarters, senitary an@d A. E. F. in France and Germany, supply detachments and Companies according to latest estimates, Chief A, B and C; 113th infantry, supply jot Staff March announced today. wan, St May 22 attalion Nazaire to with; 111th 110th ~ma headquarters and sanitary detachments and Com panies A and By 104th field signal enine only |- 4 and veterinary detachments, anal There is one thing we admire fabout a song bird. It never attempts | Mine sweeper Roanoke, Bordeanx | to sing a piece beyond its ability, MENTHOL COUGH DROPS GIVE QUICK RELIEF LOWEST RATES TO CALIFORNIA | Al |SAN FRANCISCO | LOS ANGELES SAN DIEGO Ss. 8S. WILLAMETTE ........MAY @ Good service, large outside state. | rooms and unsurpassed meals, Every convenience for gers. ates City Ticket and full particule THE McCORMICK LINE Office | 400 Cherry St. Phone Biliets 3490! at the NATIONAL Ld or COMMERC Beeond Av. and Madison Ot.