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WILSON TO CONTROLSHIPPING ORDER

WAHMIXOTON. May i<; a i>iiiplacing In tlin Imndi ofVVIImm thn Authority to dlrortfreight Hlilpmmita UtHlor Hip finor-

Knrti v rif-iin of thn nation will lioIntroduced in cnngronn. I'ndor thnbill thn piPHltlcnt will be empow-

ered to determine priorl'y of nilahlpmnnts, The bill ban thn ap-proval of I'rfHldfint. Wllaon. It waaprepared by the dlrerllon of Atlorney Oneral (1 rrgory.

A company ha» been formed inHeward, Alaaka, for thn promotionof ahark flailing for coinmorrlulpurposes.

STAR?WEDNESDAY, MAY 16. 1017. PAGE J

MEAT PROBLEMMUST GO INTOFEDERAL HANDS

By BASIL M. MANLY

Special Dlapatch.CHICAGO, May 15?I have

\u25a0 pent today In Packlngtown at-tempting to discover for thereader* of The Star the truth

\u25a0bout the meat altuatlon.Will meat prlcea go back to

the old flgurea which flttei theaverage man'* pocketbook or

will thay go even higher? I*there an actual shortage orare the American people vic-

tim* of a hold-up? Have weenough available meat to goahead with our normal con-aumptlon or are we In tormeatle** day*? Have highprice* for meat reduced meatconsumption? How much meatla being (hipped abroad andwhat kind*? What I* the hopefor the future?I have talked to the bent meat

expert* In the country, editor* ofmeat trade Journal*. repre*enta

tlve cattlemen who are In Chicagoto we 11 llvn stock pa klngliousabuyer* and manaKer*. and Chicago

*hole«aler* and retailer*Plenty of Meat? Never Again!There are only two point* on

wjilch these v«rte<| Interests are Inaccor! The American people willnever again he ablo to eat In thecare .free Style of the good old day*

when n company dinner withouttwo kinds of meat was a snideaffulr. NOIt Wil l, MKIT PRICKSKVBR OO HACK AGAIN To TUBni,P I,r\'Kl.H There Isn't enough

meat now on the farms, the ranges,and In the feeding vnrds to supplythe demand of people who areready to pay fancy price* for meat

if you are going to blame any-body you will have to pick on oldI>ame Nature, who provided thatcsttle. hogs, and sheep should beable to lncr«vi*» and multiply theirkind only a little f.xater than hu-man being* If we could plantcow a like corn there might be awav out; but we can't'

It Is n fact e*tabll*hed by offi-cial statistic* that our populationIk rea*e* faster than our meat? utiply T'.il* lielng the case thereare Juat two way* In which prices<-n be brought down to anythinglike old levels a decreased de-mand through general curtailmentof meat consumption, an* the lop-ping o'f of any exce«a profits that11, IV exist In the business of meatproduction and distribution

Indication* ar«» that a* long a*there ar< ship*. purchase* for for|"lKt» consumption will Increase

Eat More Than EverAll the figures available Oint

that In Spite of high price* Arnerlcan*, tak.-n aa a wh«>le, are eatingmore me.it now than ever beforeWhatever the cause, the fact remains that there 1* no prospect ofdecrease In consumption, unles*the government take* a hand andestab!t«h«* meatle*>* day* or meatcard* or some other very draatlcschema.

The only poaelbie hope ofmeat price* within the reachof the common people lie* Incomplvt* government controlover the meat Induatry fromth* time the snlmal leave*th* raege or feeding yard untilIt reachea the coneumer. Thl*i* not my conclusion alone?ithas the backing of no lea* ansuthority than J. Ogden Ar.mogr, who has suggested th»tduring the war, the federalgovernment ihould s*sume con.trol of the entire Induttry.

THOSE AWFULCRAMPS

Suggestions That May SaveMuch Suffering

Marysvllle. Pa "for twelve\e»r* 1 suffered with terrible

I - ..,.1.1 1cramp* I would

I ia\e to sta*in bed several

| Ia v s every

I nonth I tried. ill kind* of rem

die* and wastreated by doc-\u25a0or*, but my

1 rouble contlnI'd until one

, lav I read alioutI I.v dla K. PinkU him s Vegetable

Compound and what It had done

tor others. I tried It and now I |am never troubled with cramps

atid feel like a different woman 1

nnot praise I,villa K Plnkham'sVegetable Compound too hlgh|\

and 1 am recommptidlng It to m>frlPtids wiio suffer as I did.' Mrsticorgp II Nay lor, pox 72, Marys

v'.lle, Pa.Young wompn who are troubled

v Ith painful ir Irrpgular periods.IM knrhp. headache, drugging downsensation*, fainting spells or Indl-f,e«tlon should lake I.ydls B I'lnk-I Jim's Vegetable Compound. Thou-sands have been restored 10 healthI \ this root nnd herb remedy.

Write for free and helpful advice to Lydla K Plnkham Meritcine Co. (confidential I, Lynn.Mans. Only women o|icn and reuduucli letters.

Cynthia Grey's

LETTERS(A inliia (ircy's

(iood FormH:NTI,EMAN I*lnot net enaarllvIn lovn with it

Klrl bei-HiiHit he

hnateiin to tie

her ahoeitrliiK.to faaton heiKlovn or to perform any otheremail personalnervine Hut bo

ii niia uu I urnthem- attention*In eoine ao'iulcircle* that theman who Idfairly politerun* the rlwkof linvlnK bla

courtesy misinterpreted

Young Men, Answerlliis Question for

Miss (ircy and NormaQ. ?I have alway* enjoyed

your fOlumn, I'eopte'* differ-en t view-point* on vari-

ous questions

have Interested me verymuch.

I am a highachool girland I go to agreat manydance*. Now,what puulum* I* thi* Ata great manyof th* dance*and all of th*(how* th*r*ar * about

Cyntfila Grey twice a* m*ny

boy* whocom* by themielvet, or withother boy*, a* th*r* are boy*who escort girl*.

What I* the reason?I* it that theie boy* cannot

get acquainted with girl*, thatthey enjoy th* companyof glrlji, or I* It the high co*tof living?

I would lilt* mo*t awfullywell t4 hear from you, Mr.

Bachelbr Boy. NORMA.A your* I* not the ftmt

comme|nt of thl* nature I haveheard. Older head* than 1 nnri

h*Te pot ered thl* growingclannish i" « uuiong our youngmen e i>l .'in.en. hut no solu-

tlon 1 \u25a0 *t has bee'i offeredOne h ' ?1. y to walk down themain tb ufare* of our city In

the en 111* and »ee the numeio-T i 011 pa of boy* and of girls

to rv*l|lte the truth of your

'utatnenta WHAT IS TUBKBAStN? WHO KNOWS?

MENTALLY CONTROLLEDDear Mi** Grey:?ln answer to

"Hheah" as to whsther one personcan contfol the mind of another: !Meat dec dedly YES. This mentalcontrol of others Is the curse of

the age. The one who is controlled

not being aware of it, thinks It Ishis own choice or volition, underwhich he speaks and acts. It Is avery common usage a great deal ofIt being done by mental suggestion.

The writer has seen little chil-dren so the victims of thisbaleful practice as to turn In hatredtowards t|hose whom they formerlyloved arid whole neighborhoodsestranged by It-

All of us know some person who.when we are in their company andsome on* Is present whom thisperson dislike* or i* jealous of, weare afraid to he cordial or friendlytoward*, altho personally we mayhave nothing aosinit them. WEARE BEING MENTALLY CONTROLLED Whole famille* are con-trolled by on* member, whole neigh,borhood* by one per*on. who control* their thought* and actions anddecide* whom they thall a**ociatewith.

More ni"*ery I* caused by thiscursed practice th*n by any mod-ern day evil. Out there I* onlypum*hment coming to tho*e mentalrobbers and thieves who seek onlydiscord to gratify their Jealousmalice, fojr "a* they sow, so shallthey reap." F. E. L.

WOMEN RUDEQ.?l hive long been a reader of

your letters and answers and haveenjoyed them very much, and nowI hope you will give me space forone.

Why is it that women, as a rule,are so very 111 mannered nnd rudeIn public?! I have observed this somuch, notl only here, but In mostevery city I have been In. In get-ting on street cars I have had women deliberately »hove me out oftheir way and crowd in front ofme. I am a married man with female relatives of my own and have Ia high regard for a womanly wo-man. but mutt say that thl* Is onephase of female character that Ishould like to have explained tome. S. G.

A -Tod iy. more than ever lie-!fore, we 11ave two iIIhIIdcI clhhhph

of women the ones who earn theirbread and butter, and the one* w hodon't. The former, especially thelower type, thru constant dally as-i

noclatlon with men In a businessway. become more masculine.

When I havp bppn unfortunate'enough to be caught In the six!

It's Up to Yourati jroti affonl to allow that chronic |roul)l<> to wear you

out or no mo acute condition to become chronic by the tine ofpatent medicine* or nelf treatment, when (ho host of medicalattention can l)« had for a small fee?

I do all klnd« of work the bent that, I know how.

I uno Medicine, Electricity, Maaiaee, Vibration, llKhtnurtfery and all modern rational method* of treatment.

The regular fee Ik $1,00 paid canli, medicine Included.

Dr. Evans401 Peoples Bank Euilding, Second and Pike Street.Hour«: 10 a. m. to 5 p. m.; 7 to 8 p. m.; Sunday, 11 a. m. to 12

REVOLUTION ISTHREATENED INTHE REICHSTAGAMSTERDAM, May 16.?Ger

man officialdom I* taking nochance* of the popular revolutlon to achieve democracy hinted at In apeechea of extremeaoclaliat leader* In the ?'elch-?tog yeaterday, according to advice* received here todjy.

The chancellor'* curtto accede to aoclaliat demand*In amplifying Germany'* waraim*, hi* apparent auppcrt ofthe junkerlte* all have arouaedthe greatest anger among thetoclallit*Forewarned of po*alble public

demon*!ration* of <i 1 na|>p,r> :tl. In-fnrin 11 Km lirrc today ilr land II"OrinHii government !\u25a0»?! ??Htabll-h---<m| *troimlv IniK'UHfil polio- ciarliIn It#»rlln and other large rltlr* to

| put down any po**tbln disturb-ance*

Soclalilt* Demand PeaceTe*t «f the remark* hy the *o

r|:ill*| leader*. Hcheldemann andl.edebour received today ahowidhow bluntly tbeae two oppo*ln<leader* of eoclallat fartlona warnedthe Imperial chancellor of poaal'netrouble If *ln<ere peai <? atepN werenot In view

' IVftre by agrepment would begood fortune for Kurope," Hcbelile-maun declared "Ninety nine percent of all people* look \ Ith hopeand longing on Btocsholm. If

I'rnnce and Great llrltain renounceannexation and Germany Insiststhereon, we ahull have a revolutionIn the country. It ha* not roiio *0

far an that yet. since Ute en.'my

had not renounced annexation '

Revolution Threatened"llerr B'hetdernann must take "p

eudgcl* against the goternni' nt,'

said Geo I.edebour, leader of theanti war and antl-government so-

< lallsts ;i* opposed to the Schelde-tnann pern e and pro itovernmentfaction, "If he does not want strong

word*. *lilch do not shrink evenfrom the snnoutirement of revolu-tion to he followed by deei.s

"We are convinced that evnts

mail happen in Germany in they

have happened In Kiiaslm. ? ? ?

we must noon introduce a republicIn Germany and we shall *00.1 pro

Ihikh that that the constitution om-

mlttee take preparatory step* .othat end "

Speaking In the relchstag today,

IHtvld. socialist member, declared:"Tlx- < hancellor bu not replied to

our demand*. hut his referent' i tojiosslbte * Ith Iti'-iii aretno*t valuable

"

GIRLS STAGE PLAYJunior auxiliary girl* of the

Kplscopal churcbe* of the city willpresent the historical play, "Two

Thousand Mile* for a Hook." at theclose <tt Uie convention of the dto-

? e*e of Olympia Wednesday evenIng Hie play will be staged at fc

o'clork. In the guild room of St

Mark 11 church.

TRIES SUICIDE TWICElllojl Tanaka. Japanese sailor

\u25a0 !>oard the Tama Maru. was thwart>-d In two attempts at suicide Tues-day.

lie was pulled from the bay atPier 4, where lie bad Jumped offAfter being reeuacltated at the city

hospital, he tried to hang himselfwith a pair of suspenders from the

bed post.

SEATTLE A LEADERSeattle and Grand Rapid*, Mich

are the only cities In the VrltedStates where vocational guidance

work Is being carried on. according

to Mrs. Anna Y. Heed, who has returned from a seven months' tourthru 24 cities of the Kast, whereshe studied public school systems

ami Industrial condltons.

h'i lock cnish, 1 have boon for."'<lto the rear ranks of the mob whenattempting to board a ear, anil theoffenders were more often menthun women. Perhaps these wo-men feel that since men regard

them as men in the working worldthe\ trmst use man methods to get

aheadI would be very clad to print

comments on this subject, espe-cially from the women who havebeen ctitlclied.

Q?l am a widow 23 vesrs of age

an J have a little girl 3 years old.My husband has been dead fiveyears. My health Isn't good now, iand I want you to decide the fo I - |lowing for me:

The man I love is 34 years oldHe believes In easy work, such asviolating the law*. I am almostsure I will have to work In orderto keep my baby and me If I marryhim. He is kind-hearted, a goodsport, likes dances and good times,

etc. He always tells me thereisn't another girl in this world heloves like me. He gets very jeal-ous If I speak to my gentlemenfriends.

The man I don't love is a goodprovider, ha« a business here Inthe city, has -

- -etty eight-roomhouse, well furni ed, Is 24 yearsold, and thlnko \u2666h" world of mybaby, mother and ?

Whom should I met v? Do youthink I would learn to live the manI don't love, but only care for as afriend? I must have a place to (care for my child properlv.

AT SEA.

A.?lt Is useless to say fiat themnn yon should love you < unnot.There Is no use In raving against

fate Hut there is number point tohe considered?hoi i r and Ju 'Ice

toward an honorable m n. V 'ti

tho yon should mairv him, t tr

sacrificing your love for \our

child's sake, you would be doingthe man a great wrong, sel-dom comes after marriage sn sel-dom that llie risk Is too grot.

And ten .chances to one, slmul 1 >you marry tho other man, yourlove for hint would soon die. Tolove a man always, you must re-spect him, too. Ills traits of dis-honesty and Jealousy forbid that.

Don't marry either one of t.heniKeep a clear conscience and lookthe world squarely In the fa e, anilthe world In turn will give you asquare deal, ll may he a hard,long, uphill fight, but things arebound to com* your w«.v.

COLLIER TO PLEADW. I. Collier, confessed embez-

zler and former head of the defunctNorUiern Hank & Truat Co.. hasbeen granted until Friday to pleadto n charge that he appropriated163,0*0.35 of the bank's funds to

Ilia own uses. He was .?chtduled toplead before Judge Krerett SmithTuesday aft"moon. but asked foran extension of time.

IT'S YOUR KIDNEYSYou ha\e swollen fret and hands!

Stiff, achy Joint*' Sharp-*hooting. jrheumatic r«in* torture you. You 1lax* achlnir hack. pain In the lower!abdomen. difficulty when urinating! |lx»ok out' The»«« are danger signals.

Trouble la with your khlneys. Urleacl«l poisoning, In one form or an-other. l.aa art In I» may lead to\u25a0 ir. :«> Of f>tal Hrlght'a dlscaso If,iiot checked.

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