The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-30

j have not been of United States
soilY In that ease could / not take
out naturalization pnpersf
A CONSTANT READER.
In marrying a British subject
YOU lose your vote You cannot
take out naturalization papers 60
regain your right TO vote. u will
be necessary for your husband
to do that
Cynthia Grey; Would yon rec.
commended Columbia River Orchard
bonds as good Investment
A READER.
Al Is impossible for mn To al
wise in regard 70 investments
Dear Meas Grey, am hard
working girl OF g. and have saved
BY hardest labor few hundred
dollars Ny brother aud sweet.
heart want me 90 go into some
/ timber Ian Depreciation like this.
A timber cruiser sells for 500 the
right te ftie and register our names
7 go settle on loo acres OF timber
land Ia Oregon. on land given By
congress 20 the Southern Pacific
Railroad company Win you adj
wise mef
VERNpY CONSTANT.
At Ia impossible for me 10
give the advice Ia Investments. but
will say a. be very careful of your
hard-earned money
Dear Miss Grey Can YOU assist
me IN getting the name aud address
81 tho young lads Who wrote about
being discouraged on account OF
lack OF friends In The star May %
A YOUNG GIRL READER.
/ Al have not the address OF
the young giri. bat she may see
this and send me her address II
sa, I viii publish. AZ you do not
siye yours Correspondents need
not be afraid TO give addresses
when writing. II they do not want
them published I will always ~
spect such a request II no men.
tiog Is made. take Il for granted
T they do not care Having the ad
dress often saves time.
Dear Miss Grey VIII sou please
tell me II the Southern Pacific
Railroad company maintains
school % tclegraphyE II 40. at
.shat place. and Shom shall ! ad-
dress for informatloug
a READER
A-The school Is at san Fran.
cisco. Cal Address manager o.
che school At that point
Dear Miss Grey am rs years
old. and my nose gets VERY red.
How can stop its l.. A. G.
Alt may be from one Of many
causes II you are In the habit of
ovcreatlng. curb your appetite. n
your clothing IL too tisht. loosen H.
Il may BE- a slight cold Worrying
viii make q worse.
Dear Miss Grey am a young
man Is years Of age and engaged
10 a young iady four years my
senior. I love her dearly aud
think she fully return my love. DO
you think the difference In our
ages too much
@. r.. sANDERsoN.
You arc rather young to be
engaged. but the difference Ia your
ages is not too great Il your dis
positions are canEeniaL
Dear Miss Grey: What became
Of money and property IN the state
OF New York. left 10 heirs about -
years ago. and not claimed by them.
Can Il stiIl be recovered
A READER.
Write 10 the probate court Of
the county In which II was pFobated.
In some states Il reverts 10 the
! county II not claimed.
Dear Miss Grey: DO ron know
Of some one who - going away
for the summer. who would like a
reliable lady 10 care for their homer
The only compensation desired
would be the home privilege.
MRS l.. ID.
Room sos Body Hotel. Sth and
Westlake. Seattle. Wash.
Can some star reader give Mrs.
II. ID. the desired information7
Dear Miss Grey. Please tell me
the meaning OF the word class,
when used ia the expression, There
ia some class to that" Also tell
me hOw the word came to be used In
that way In II a correct use OF
the word7 GEE VI. M.
Alt IL a slang word. meaning
high class. and is very poor English
The origin Is not worth looking up
II In never safe TO use slang express.
sions. for they often have several
meanings.
Dear Miss Grey; You have
found 80 many homes for little dogs
and would like 10 get one Ny pet
dog was killed. I want q male dog.
fox or bull terrier. Phone Beacon
800 and ask for Pauline
VIII some star reader make Paul