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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1918

Page

9

Substitutes for Flour See Big Drop in Prices

The fuel administration price interpreting committee cut prices for flour substitutes to align with eastern states. The new scale takes effect immediately and urges increased use of substitutes to shift current stocks into consumption. State food administrator Chas Hlebberd calls for eliminating wheat where possible and favoring varied foods. Beek, western Washington administrator, says sugar purchases are limited to two pound packages, with five-pound lots for those far from supply. the 100-pound canning permit remains in force.

Fuel Administration Chas Hlebberd Muld Patriota Beek Washington

Work or Fight Law Endorsed by President

President Wilson endorses Maryland's work or fight law for men 18 to 56 and urges states to adopt similar measures. Baker cautions against current draft limit changes while Congress considers universal compulsory service, warning of manpower drain and the need for broader national legislation.

Washington Wilson Maryland Baker Gov. Harrington Congress

Prussian Guard Division Recalled After Heavy Losses

A crack Prussian guard division, en route to the rear to refit, was recalled to Massiares region to blunt American gains. It had taken part in the Alene offensive since May 0, losing about half its strength. Companies dropped from 90 to 45 50 men. Between June 7 and 9 it was mauled by American and French forces and sent to the rear amid frontline demands.

Massiares Alene Chateau Thierry

City Council May Regulate Undertaking Establishments

Assistant Corporation Counsel Edwin C. Ewing advised Councilman Haas that the city can amend its ordinance on undertaking establishments. The move could alter district limits and permit conditions, even if it requires moving a going concern outside the current district. States

Edwin C. Ewing Haas

Hoarded Rice Flour To Be Sold By U S Government

Twenty 100 pound sacks of rice flour and 42 sacks of wheat flour seized by federal officials from food hoarders are to be sold by the government. Two hundred quarts of Old Security Bond whinky seized recently will be destroyed. The King County Democratic club meets Saturday at Good Fall cafeteria for the fall campaign kickoff with an address by George A. Custer county chairman of the democratic county central committee.

King County Democratic Club Good Fall George A. Custer Democratic County Central Committee

NOT INSANE SAYS ALIENIST IN VAN HEIDEN MURDER CASE

Dr D A Nicholson testified Van der Heiden was not insane on August 16 1916 though hysterical and capable of distinguishing right from wrong. W K Cochran rebutted defense witnesses and a hat found near the Collinson bodies was linked to Collinson, while the defense argued an unknown man committed the crime.

Prank van der Heiden J. A. Collinson D. A. Nicholson W. Cochran Hrackett Mra Margaretine Defons Mra. Ina Cochran Frank Young Frank van der Heiden

Citizens' Committee Inspects Skagit River Power Site

Five members of the nine member citizens committee appointed by Mayor Stanson to investigate the Skagit river power site left Friday for an inspection. The rest will travel next week. They were C H Black L Be Meacham C N Heltze L Preetor and BE BE And The remaining members are DbBh Skinner C H Frye J B Chilberg and fh it Fox.

Citizens Committee Stanson Skagit River Bows Dimcock C H. Black L. BE. Meacham C. N. Heltze L. Preetor BE. BE Bh Skinner C. H. Frye J. B. Chilberg It. Fox

Millworker dies as car plunges over bank near Snoqualmie bridge

Davie A. Henry, 34, a millworker and North Head resident, was killed when a Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Co car driven by Lerbert Knowles plunged over a 20 foot embankment beside the Snoqualmie river bridge. Knowles was rushed to North Mead hospital in critical condition. Witnesses say the two men were racing to beat other cars to cross the bridge.

Davie A. Henry North Head Lerbert Knowles Snoqualmie Faille Lumber Co Snoqualmie River Knowles North Mead Hospital

Skinner Eddy Seeks Permit For Plate And Angle Bending Shed

The Skinner & Eddy corporation filed Friday for a building permit to add a plate and angle bending shed 82 by 260 feet at its shipbuilding plant costing 36900 dollars. The Puget Sound Machinery depot seeks a permit for a concrete tile warehouse adjoining its boiler works at 3455 Flint Ave S to cost 20000 dollars.

Skinner & Eddy Corporation Puget Sound Flintave. S

City Council Invited to Rent Profiteering Meeting

Members of the city council have been invited by the Good Templars to attend a rent profiteering discussion. The event is scheduled for Monday, June 17, at the M.

The Good Templars

Home Remedy Promises Freckle Free Skin With Lemons

A vintage kitchen remedy instructs squeezing two lemons into three ounces of Orchard White to make a quarter pint lotion for face neck hands and other areas. It claims to fade freckles sunburn windburn and tan with daily application and asserts safety.

Harmieas

Neglecting Teeth Risk Worse Ailments Warns Dentist

A Seattle dental ad warns that diseased teeth can cause stomach and digestive issues and even heart trouble. It promotes painless, high quality care with certified practitioners, guarantees satisfaction, and offers free exams and estimates.

German U boat crew forces sailors to polish torpedoes

Americans captured off the U S coast by German submarines were made to polish torpedoes intended to strike U S transports. More seamen rescued today from the U class U 151, which carried 18 torpedoes and a crew of 76 under Capt Neustidt. The U 161 from Kiel, 210 feet long and 29 feet wide, boasted a hull immune to a submarine chaser shot and carried multiple guns and rifles.

New York U.S Neustidt Hamburg American Line Kiel

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