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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-02
MISCELLANEOUS

SASH AND DOORS
Are YOU going 20 hutld Then huN your
SASH AND DOORS direct from INC
manufacturer We own our own wNh
Sell anYone shin anywhere,
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s-cross panel doors. Tor psintinE
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narn sash. uKht ....srss+s.sst
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ehint closet xiass doors ..-ttt+s ips
kltenrn cabinet panel doors, ,.ss
Rocker flour bins .ts..t..ttsttt y
Medicine cab doors with mirror ~
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uul nose base. per iinssi foot. "
Quarter round = -tnl per lee n
Window frames ..s.s...t.s.s
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ssnd Tor complete catainsue No u.
Estimates staaiV furnished
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ACREAGE


Al ACREAGE
4 FEW FARMs At ExTRAoHDfNAVY
Low PRICES
i0N acres river bottom land; All i'm
proved mixed orchard az 90 trees good
Groom house. barn and other buildings
This land f. all IN a high state Of ruitf-
walton. II on county road. near school
and within a mile Of railroad Price
$4,000 Can be handled with shout
~ 800 cash. Al farm tools crop
chickens and fine Jersey COW thrown in
Az EXCEPTIONAL FARM
ia acres Of river bottom land. with 90
acres IN cultivation. balance being pas.
ture. and very easy 10 clear, improved
with good house. barn and other build.
inRss county road on three aldss Of
place; electric road runs by tho barn
Most Of the cleared land IL in crop
which goes with the place. The laca-
ton ~ z miiss from Chehaiis Price is
fie,s00. on terms ~ half cash baiasrn
easy owner would consider up to
$4,000 IN trade
OLE HANSON 4 co.
3tf New York Block
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REAL ESTATE
BALLARD SNAP

/ BALLARD SNAP
Corner tot ssrioo. On Sinih ave n W
end W tfth 81 alt asssssmsnts paid
Price ttft. mnrtEass ttoe. two years
o., per cent. balance cash. This 10
map
YOUNG a nRopERo
feon vernon Place.
Phone ballard sia
~~~~~~~~~J~ON~ ON~SCNCs~S~~N~-~-~
a. HOMESTEADS
$40 ACRES choice valley land lies aiens
fine. fresh water stream. ciose to town
and good school. about 80 acres cleared
For aifaifs. hog nr cattle ranch This
place would he hard 20 beat In this
same district hundreds ~ acres are
aiready IN orchard and alfalfa. 10 tons
Of alfalfa TO the acre common yearly
Yield Chickens. ducks and other poul-
try thrive. Decided land IN same dis.
trict recently soid for taoo an acre
prlcs 81 entire a7o acre. only 1850. "
sold at once n you wani FUN particu-
lars. address y. o Bor go. Seattle
This IL forced sale, % don't reply
upirsa YOU have the cash
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PERSONALS

MANiCuntNo. MASSAGE. baths Mabel
Mead Ruth iltph.tts sos Empress
Hotel. iteaW rhitS ave
MISS CARMEN rub Vapor shoNs,
baths. msatcufinF suite ta'. Newpn"
first ave near riko
unr MNRRtEp~ nest matrimonial pspef
published, matted free The Cor
respondent, roiedo. ohio. --
GEI ACQUAINTED aoctErN Names
and addresses Te Pine q. Main lpoe
ladies nee .----
wipowER. aso az would like So meet
lady with some means object matUs
mony Address WIS. stsr
HUCkENn Wishes to communicate With
uuseve Address uuckeys star
WfNHrON's UnNufNn MAasAuE, llY-
dre. rherme bath aat Liberty uidE
MAIN Sass Ladies preferred
MAssAOE- Madam Francois, go thiia
ave
MISS WALLACE
Massage. SOAP Lake baths. attendant
office A. so Pike
Miss JEWELL MANtcutuNd. hits
Thlrd office 10. -
HAFIINEss lies In marrtsa lite, Are you
ioneiyf Join seattle Reliable Friend.
ship club Ladies' free Ada T. Evans
5ii tnion. Ant u
a NANNAA NMAH MAHf WIN nouns ~ NN"AANA"a
wishes 90 meet working woman net
ever 90 object masrimonY. Address
w.ik. star.
AEsit nAus repaired. .os People. paak
frds
VIII a t. Il please address q, ".
care star officsr
rirNnIN0 nErAfRH. expert work. tor
hour! lifetime experience Malls ktAe
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PA BUSINESS PERSONALS
VIOLET RAY scaip treatmsnts. comb
mss made up hairdFes.ina. manicuriag
ard shampeoinE. rs fins 81
NEufsr Erred MIDWIFE Mr. wiiisis,
sen. fois 18Th q. W. Phone Ballard
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- FOR RENT. Furnished.
We can ssve you mousy on yeut farnl,sr.
between rsromA ana Seattle
NO GRATING
AUTO DELIVERY co.
Anything Delivered Anywhrr.
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fUWNisitrp nooMA sround fisoF'
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ness iahr Aiwavs cool Aise others
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snartmsnt. 80 v rihs Fast nse
FoR HEsr Furnishrf bsrh-F shop. $40
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with pisna aut tsth. 80 90 monih- In
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Julius johnson. 2e. OF montessno.
killed at Saginaw camp by falling
timber
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A steamer will leave Seattle every
sunday st 900 q. m. for Port Town
send direct,
Steamer Kulshsn will call at Port
Townsend north bound Saturdays
only, leaving Seattle at 10 y. m.
Points marked 80 are boat landings
Passengers for these points and for
other boat landing points must make
their own arrangements for landing
aud assume all risk and liability In
making such landing steamers pas
renRsr rate does not include boat land
Ing charges.
baggage liability IL limited 20 wear
ina apparel. not to exceed 100 for
whole ticket 100 pounds allowed FREQ
Steamers and schedules subject to
change without notice. Freight re-
oeived daily for all points (escepting
Tacomnl named In above schedule.
Tickets must hs purchased at ticket
office open from $50 a. m. TO ~ 90
midnight
PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION co.
Ticket Office, Coimsn Dock.
Phone, Main ap0a
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22 PERSONALS

ID fENooNhLo
WOULD YOU MAHRY7 a farmers
daughter. age 10. weight 1875. brown
hair and eyes. good disposition. nice
housekeepsr and cook. property $4,000;
will inherit. has no opportunity 20 meet
desirable gentlemen. never married !.
particulars gladly sent any man answer
Ing quick. iuclosing some postage. Ad-
dress Sincere" fH-aif. valley. Neb.
No general deliveries This notice is
genuine.
BACHELOR 81 Jolly. healthy neat
dresser. would Ike 20 meet working
woman about 40. 20 GO on chicken
ranch as partner; h0usekeepsr, mar
riaRe n agreeable. Must be little WON
an, blonde type. no others WIN meet
and talk n over. I mean business Ad.
dress W. -. r.. Star.
REsPEcTABLE. cultured lady. are s9.
wishes respectable working man ns
partner IN small business. object bust
moss and results. Address W.is Star
Working Riri 20 share Groom
apartment. close In. rent reasonable
Give phone number. Address Wiz
star
YOUNG MAN. ~, With t2.700. would Ike
~ meet miss or widow, between 20 aud
30. with Ike amount Or portion thereof
have life position. Partnership or
results Address w-1s, star.
WIDOW. ~, worth ,2E, 900, would marry.
c, Boz Bss. Messenger. Los Angeles.
Cal.
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APARTMENT HOUSE. centrally located
~ apartments. 20 furnished. - occu-
pied; gross income $500 monthly. Fur.
nitnre. long term lease; rent tiTs per
month. $500 cash buys furniture
lease. No agents need apply. Deaf
directly with owner. best 81 reasons
for selling For fuil particulars al.
dress - o. Box 5bt. Seattle. incio.lng
This
The Alaska citizen., 1915-03-29
WEEaM OF WAR NEWS

were started by bombs dropped from
German airships.
Advices from London also state
that the Russians have forced their
way through the Carpathian noun
tains and that large force is en-
trenched within 10 miles OF the
hungarian town of Bartfeld.
The unfavorable weather condi.
tons are still preventing the resump.
ion of .ostilities ct the Dardanelles.
Mine sweepers are operating in the
channel, in order to clear it for the
allied fleet.
In London dispatch it Is assert
ed that Germany is evidently prepar-
ing to enlarge her fleet of submarines
in the waters of the British Isles.
A report from Paris states tina,
there is little activity in the west
ern battlefield. The fighting tina,
is going on there is confined large.
ly to the LaBassee region.
1t Is reported in dispatch from
Tiflis that Harry Packard, an Ameri.
can doctor belonging to the mission
at Urumiah, saved the lives of 5000
Assyrian Christians by unfurling ar
American flag before the Moham-
meddnS who were attacking them
However the Christians are still III
danger. it is reported.
The Alaska citizen., 1915-03-29
Wednesday

There seems to be growing con
viction in the neutral countries OF
Europe to the effect that war
will soon be declared between Aus.
tria and Italy. 1t is reported from
Geneva, Switzerland, that the Aus.
trian government is having all houses
on the Italian border removed in
order to afford a clear range for
shooting, should the war be declar-
ed.
A Petrograd dispatch states tina
the Russian and Austrian armies
in the Carpathian mountains are
engaged in severe battle. The
fight seems to be centering in the
region Of Dukla pass
The allies are landing troops in
the vicinity of the forts of the Oar
danelles, and it is anticipated that
they are planning an attack on the
forts by land
Word has been received at Wash
lHStoI llUHl lIe american consul at
Tiflis that the uprising in Persia is
alarming, and that foreign mission
aries at Urumiah are being threaten
ed with determination.
The United States government has
issued a warning to the nations at
war not to take supplies from Ameri
can ports. 1t is desired to prevent a
reoccurrence of the San Juan inc
dent. The government has ordered
the commencement OF proceedings
against the steamer Odenwald. which
attempted to leave San Juan har-
Dor without clearance papers.
Five British airships raided the
German torpedo yards at Antwerp
and dropped many bombs on the
works there. The details of the dam
age done are not known.
The Alaska citizen., 1915-03-29

able clause. An amendment was
adopted requiring the establishment
or residence in the territory by all
applicants to practice pharmacy
bill was introduced in the
house this afternoon providing for
the regulation of the legal fratern-
ity The measure requires that all
applicants for admission to the bar
in Alaska must answer correctly Is
per cent Of the questions PROFOUND
ed on any one subject Any appli.
cant having certificate signed by
the highest Judge of any court, show
ing that he has practiced five years,
is to be admitted without examina-
ton.
The Gaustad memorial asking for
wireless station in the Koyukuk
was passed by the house today with
out dissenting voice.
The memorial services in honor
OF the memory Of the late Senator
Elwood Bruner will be held tomor-
row, the two houses having voted
to meet in joint session.
The Alaska citizen., 1915-03-29
Tuesday

Following the capture of the
strongly fortified city of Przemysl
from the Austrian5, the Russians are
reported in a telegram today from
Petrograd to be planning great az
gressive movement against the leu
tons. One Russian army has been
started forward from Bukowina, an
other Is attempting to pass through
the Carpathians, and a third is try
ing to force its way across the Ger
man frontier north of Tilsit
1t is asserted in the same dispatch
that the Russians captured about
$4,000 Austrian prisoners when Pre-,
mysl was taken. In a dispatch from
Lemberg, Austria, it is announced
that the fall Of Przemysl was due to
starvation of the troops holding the
place.
In New York has been received a
telegram from Turkey stating that
the Turks have been defeated in the
vicinity of the city of Suez Accord
ing to advice5 from Tiflis, nearly all
of the villages of Northern Persia
The Alaska citizen., 1915-03-29
THE SITUATION
in OLD MEXICO
BATTLE IMMINENT,

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, March 22.-
Reports received from Mexico this
afternoon state that an army of
5000 Villa soldiers is approaching
Matamoras, where the forces of Gen
eral Carranza are preparing to give
battle. The Villistas are 80 miles
from the scene of the probable bat
tlefield.
General CarranZa is reported to
have returned to Mexico City for
the purpose of fastening the restor-
alton of order
APoLoGIzING.
WASHINGTON, d. c. March 20
by the state department today from
Mexico contains the formal apology
Of General Villa for the murder of
John McManus, who was shot down
by Villas followers while endeavor-
ing to protect his home at the time
of the occupation Of the Mexican
capital by Villas troops. Villa prom
ises that the family Of the murdered
man will be fully Unidentified.
WANT THEIR MONEY.
LOS ANGELES, March 23.-Ad-
vices received from Mexico today
state that a detachment of troops
under General Cantus has been rush
ed from .MeXicali to quell mutiny
among the Villa troops at Ensenada.
The mutiny which resulted from the
failure Of Villa to provide funds
for the payment of his fighters,
proved fatal to eleven officers who
were held responsible for the neg
lect of the men. The reports state
the soldiers in that locality have
been without funds for twenty days.
NEXT ONE SLATED.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. March 25.-
The state department has been ad-
vised today that General Angeles
will be installed as president Of Mex
leo in the event the Villa and Zapata
forces are successful in their cam
paign against General Carranza
Fighting is now in progress at sew
eral points in the Southern republic
but there Is no immediate prospect
Of a decisive engagement.
General Angeles Is now at Mon
terey awaiting Developments
MORATORIUM DECLARED.
Ell PASO, March rs. Reports
which have reached this city today
from the Mexican side Of the bound
airy state that General Villa has de-
clared moratorium in all OF the
provinces over which he has con-
troll. Under the terms Of the mora
atorium, the payment of bills Is sus-
pended for period OF 80 days, by
the end OF which time Villa hopes to
have control OF the government.
The Alaska citizen., 1915-03-29
Friday

Diplomatic relations between Aus
tria and Italy are declared. in 4 dis
patch from London. to be at the
breaking point, and it Is expected
that war will be declared at an
early date. Il Is also reported from
the same source that the people OF
the Balkans are becoming uneasy
and that this unrest, it is feared.
Will result in some of the Balkan
states taking sides in the conflict.
From London. also, comes the re-
port that the Russians are making
more gains in the Carpathian noun
tains. 1t is asserted that the Slavs
have succeeded in taking Uzsok
pass, and that. they have also won
an important victory in the Bukow-
ina region.
Two steamships were sunk today
by German submarines One of them
was the steamer Delmire, which
went down near the Isle OF Wight,
and the other was the Holland steam
err Media. The Swedish steamship
Goosebridge, bound for Germany
from Spain with a cargo of oranges,
was taken by a British vessel ana
turned over to the prize court.
British soldiers are said to be su.
fering from spinal meningitis, and
steps have been taken to prevent the
further spread of the disease.
The Alaska citizen., 1915-03-29
Monday

Przemysl, one of the most strongly
fortified cities in Austria. located in
Galicia. a comparatively short dis
tanoe from the Russian frontier. has
fallen into hands of the Russians
after several months of constan,
bombardment. The news of the TAX.
ing Of Przemysl was celebrated in
Petrograd by the officials of the Rus.
sian government with thanksgiving
services.
AT the time the city fell. it was
surrounded by 10000 Russian sol,
diers, and there is reason to believe
that the people of the fort were
forced into submission for want of
food and other supplies. as the place
has been surrounded for so long a
time.
From Berlin comes the announce.
ment that the Russians have been
driven out OF East Prussia, and that
Germany is now free from the pres
ence Of an armed enemy.
Quite contrary to the report re-
ceived Sunday from London, stating
that the allies are in position to
take the Dardanelles at any time
they desire, is the report received
today from Berlin, in which it is
said the allies have been losing
strength there. 1t is asserted that
at Lemnos there are seven crippled
warships of the allies. 1t is said
also that the attack on the Turkish
forts has been practically suspended
The Alaska citizen., 1915-03-29
SPORTS BY
TELEGRAPH
ARE IN GOOD Trim.

HAVANA, March 24.-The sale
OF tickets for the Johnson-Willard
championship contest, which Is SEIZED
uled to take place in this city on
April 3, began here today with
rush for ringside seats. There has
been very little betting thus far
however
Johnson appears to have all of
his oldtime vigor. His wind is e1-
cellent, he Is clever in hitting and
blocking. and he Is good naturedly
confident of winning the fight.
Wizards wind is good and his
form is improving steadily. He is
going an easy pace. his road work
being lighter than the champions.
but he expects to continue his train
ing to within a day or two of the
battle. Johnson announces that he
will be through with the hard work
this week
ATTELL IN SEATTLE.
SEATTLE March rs. Abe At
tell, who is playing an engagement
in vaudeville. will appear on the
local stage next week. According
to word received here today, he and
Johnny Kilbane will meet in the
ring during the last week in June.
PARK TO BE SOLD.
NEW YORK. March 25. There
is the probability that the old park
Of the Yankees will be sold shortly
and Presbyterian hospital erected
on the scene of early baseball bat.
ties.
WHITE BEATS CROSS.
NEW YORK, March 26.-In the
ten-round. no decision boxing con-
test which took place in this city
last night Charley White outfought
Leach Cross and would have won
the decision had decision been per
mitted. Cross was on the defensive
throughout the greater part Of the
contest and each tried hard for a
knockout.
FIGHT AT HAVANA.
DETROIT. March 26. According
to an announcement made today,
Freddie Welsh and Battling Nelson
have signed articles for ten-round
fight which is scheduled to take
place at Havana next month. The
contest will be in the nature OF
curtain-raiser for the Johnson
Willard match.
Jack Welsh has been selected as
the referee for the heavyweight
event.
The Alaska citizen., 1915-03-29
Thursday

That a crisis is promised soon
in Poland is the assertion that is
received in a message from London.
The center OF the fight is in the
vicinity Of Ossowetz, where the
Germans are making a strong effort
to break through the Russian lines.
In another dispatch from London
it is asserted that the city Of
Suwalki is in flames, and the Rus
slams are unable to handle the situa-
ton. 1t is supposed that the flames
The Alaska citizen., 1915-03-29

LEGISLATURE

JUNEAU, March 23-The election
reform bill, which was introduced
early in the session by Representa-
tive Dan D-iscoll, was passed by
the lower houe of the territorial
legislature yesterday, and its adop-
ton by the senate seems assured.
The measure provides for the adop-
ton of an official ballot patterned
after the Australian ballot, contain
ing the names of candidates, party
designations, and blank spaces for
independent candidates. The mea-
sure also provides a punishment of
10 to 60 days Imprisonment or a
fine of from s25 to 5000, or both
fine and Imprisonment, for false
swearing.
Senator Willard has introduced a
bill abolishing the Office of terri
torial mine inspector and the mea-
sure is now in the hands of the COM
mittee on mining and manufacturing
The marriage license bill was tax
en- up for consideration in the house
yesterday, but was referred back to
the committee when objections were
raised and amendments offered.
Two new bills were introduced in
the house today. one providing for
the punishment of wife deserters and
the other amending the territorial
banking act. The wife desertion bill
carries with it punishment Of i'm
prisonment for term not to exceed
three years, and fine not to exceed
$500
When the Shoup native hospital
bill was read in the house this
afternoon, Representative Snow, Of
Ruby, offered an amendment provid-
ing that the hospitals be open to
white men as well as natives.
The eight-hour bill is in the hands
of the engrossing committee.
An amendment offered to the wolf
bounty bill, limiting the amount to
be spent by the territory in two
years to $4,000. was defeated in
the house today.
Senator Gaustad offered a resolu-
ton in the senate today, authoriz-
ing municipalities to grant fran
chises to public service corporations.
The resolution was referred to the
committee on banks and banking.
Senator Aldrich, of Nome, has in
troduced a bill providing for the
regulation Of the collection of medi-
cal and hospital fees by employers
from employees
Another bill introduced in the SEN
ate authorizes the organization, op-
Grafton and management of trust
companies in Alaska.
Recommendations sent to Cover
nor Strong by Colonel Richardson
were transmitted to the legislature
today by the territorial executive.
The chairman of the Alaska road
commission recommends the creation
of the Office of highway commission
er to handle territorial road build
ing. He also recommends the res
titution OF the road tax, abolished
by the first legislature. increased ap-
preparations by congress for road
building. and laws for the protection
of roads and bridges throughout the
territory.
JUNEAU. March 24-Representa-
tive William T. Burns, OF Fairbanks,
introduced bill in the lower house
of the territorial legislature today,
providing for the creation OF bu-
reau of immigration, statistics and
industries. The duties OF the COM
missioner in charge Of the bureau
The Alaska citizen., 1915-03-29

have been destroyed by the Turks
In a dispatch from London it is
stated that bad weather has caused
the bombardment of the Turkish forts
of the Dardanelles TO be suspended
temporarily.
The Alaska citizen., 1915-03-29

shall be to ascertain the location
of the territory; agricultural, com
mercial and industrial conditions and
labor conditions, covering demand
and supply and the characteristics
thereof All of the information
gathered by the bureau is to be
readily accessible for the benefit of
both employers and employees. The
officer in charge of the bureau Is to
be appointed by the governor for a
term of four years, at a salary of
$4,000 per annum. The appointee
must be a citizen over 25 years of
age and resident of Alaska for
three years prior to appointment
The official residence of the ap-
pointee will be Juneau
The eight-hour general mining and
labor bill was passed by the house
today, in spite Of the bitter opposi-
ton OF Representative Dan Driscoll,
OF Fairbanks, who fought the mea-
sure because Of its application to
placer mining.
The house also passed the Shoup
home rule memorial and the Shoup
Indian medical relief resolution. The
marriage license bill was killed in
the house.
The bill providing protection for
the estates of missing persons was
approved by the senate this after
noon.