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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-09-29
SCR|MMAGE BEGINS
FOR W.S.C. WARRIORS
Teams Hopes Raise With Return of
zimmerman and Langdon- Four
teen Letter Men Now on Hand

Batterng, plunging and dashfng
as though the championship of the
world were at stake Coach Lonestar
Dietz's first team" composed al
most entirely of old letter men.
Wednesday night piled up a lopsided
yardage against the new men on the
squad, all of whom were given an
opportunity to stop few of the pow
erful, well-timed plays drilled into
the veterans last year in a manner
that spelled the championship of the
/ Pacific coast. The neophytes put up
a valiant, stubborn fight, winning
the commentator of the side-line
fans by their gameness, but there
was no gainsaying the power of the
veterans. 1t was the first actual
scrimmage of the year and while
every man fought hard, not even a
minor injury resulted.
Coach Dietz's squad now numbers
IS, A of whom won their letters last
year. The hopes for a second cham
pionship were greatly increased this
week by the return of Langdon, last
years all-Northwest center, and
/ Clarence Zimmerman, left end on the
champion team of last year. Lang
don secured his release from the ma
/ tional guard troops at American lake
and returned early in the week,
while Zimmerman, after much per-
suasion, deserted his farm near AL
mira and arrived in Pullman Tues
day night, donning his moleskins
Wednesday. "Zim" has dropped 10
pounds of ayoirdupois during the
summer, but is hard as nails and in
every way fitted for the fray. Lang
don also returns in the best of con-
dition, having done some strenuous
practice work on the Mexican border
before the troops came home to
Washington.
Coach Dietz picked his varsity
squad this week and is putting the
27 men named through strenuous
practice, while the remainder of the
big squad was turned over to Assist
ant Coach Carl Dietz for further
drilling in the fundamentals of the
game
Bull" Durham and V, Brown
we're the coach's selections foT
quarterback on the varsity squad.
Captain Bangs, c. Boone, R. Boone,
d. Briley, B. Doane, Fred Glover, X.
Hanlev. and Skadan were named for
the other backfield positions. Lang
don and Roy Boiler will perform al
center for the varsity and the guard
positions were assigned to l.. M. Ia
kin. C. e. Eldredge, Jack Finny' W.
y Hanson and ST Sites. AT the
+ooLIa nositions on the varsity squad
will be found B. Brooks, K. FISH
hack. r. Goodyear, F. Hamilton W.
Herreid, F. f. Kellogg and D. M
McGregor, while Zimmerman L. H.
Hanley. R. Loomis and L. Leidl VIII
play the end positions.
In Wednesdays scrimmage Curley
skadan. the Spokane candidate lor
backfield job, probably showed to
hest advantage among the new men
The 2OO-pound schnebly twins from
Euensburg did good work in the line
and Brown shone at quarterback
Fred Glover will give the old men a
run for their money in the pack-
field while McGregor is strong al
the tackle position
!, A team composed of second and
third team men will be taken &c
Rosalia today to meet team com.
nosed of Rosalia high school and
athletic club stars.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-09-29
Denounced by Fraternities

The high school clubs were also
the subject of a discussion by repre-
sentatives Of the various college fra
ternities at meeting Tuesday even
ing, when the fraternity men de-
nounced the clubs as not being ex-
ponents of the true ideals of frater-
nalism, hence derogatory to the fra
ternity m ovement.
To meet the popular demand for a
suitable place in which the high
school boys and girls may spend
their idle time to profit a concerted
movement for the organization of a
well supervised Y. NJ. c. A. and a
Y. W. C. A., for high school students
has been started by students and
townspeople. The movement gives
promise of bearing fruit.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-09-29
AR|STOCRAT|C BULLETS
COMPETE FOR PRIZES
Twelve Hundred Fancy Birds List
ed for All-Northwest Egg Lay
ing Contest at State College

An even 200 pens of aristocratic
nullets, representing practically
every standard breed, as well as sew
oral pens of new strains, were en-
tered in the all-Northwest egg lay
ing contest to be conducted by the
division of poulary husbandry when
the entry lists were closed Wednes-
day. While the four northwestern
states. Washington, Oregon, Mon
tana and Idaho, are cooperating in
the contest. the entry lists were open
N the world and nine states of the
Union and British Columbia are rep
resented. Eighteen pens of the birds
will come from British Columbia,
five from California, four from Ne
braska, and one pen each from
Texas Minnesota and Colorado BY
far the greatest number are from
Washington, with Oregon, Montana
and Idaho, represented in number Of
pens in the order named.
Walter Hogan, poultry expert
from Petaluma, Cal, arrived in Pull
man Tuesday and will make advance
utility scores on each of the 1900
birds included in the contest. Mr..
Hogan will score the individual birds
in each pen as fast as they arrive and
will estimate the number of eggs to
be laid by each pullet during the
year covered by the contest, these
estimates to be compared with the
actual number of eggs by trap-nest
record at the close of the contest,
thus giving a line on the accuracy of
utility testing for egg production.
The standard qualification of each
. bird, under the fanciers' standard
show rules, will be judged by Oscar
Nelson of Occur d'Alene, who will
arrive Sunday.
Ali of the pens entered in the con-
test will reach Pullm an before Oc-
tober 10, and the 12-months contest
will start October 5, ending October
IA, 1917. Each of the 200 pens in
clude five pure bred pullets and one
alternate pullet, to replace any one
Of the other pullets which becomes
diseased or incapacitated for laying.
Each pullet will be numbered and
monthly records of reproduction
by each pen will be kept and pub
lished.
Medals will be awarded to the
pens laying the first. second and
third largest number of marketable
eggs during the year; to the individ-
ual birds laying the first, second and
third largest number of eggs; to the
pens returning the first, second and
'hlrd greatest profit from the sale OF
eggs over and above average cost OF
leed per pen for that particular
oreed; and to the individual birds re-
turning the first, second and third
greatest profit from the sale of eggs
over the cost of feed.
Helen Dow Whitaker, poultry hus-
pandman at the college, chairman
Vi the committee of nine selected tc
make arrangements and establish
rules and regulations for the contest
VIII nave direct charge of the con
'est' which will be held at the
poultry plant at the State College
Close records will be kept of the
wal number of marketable eggs
'ssed In trap nest by each bird in the
Oontest, with the date of each egg
'ue total number of marketable eggs
i'iu by each pen, the weekly average
'eillng price of eggs, and the kind
Suantity and cost of feed consumed
Oy each flock.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-09-29
WILL COACH "PREPS"

NJ .om Iyrer arrived yesterday from
u'ana to assume the duties of
y OF the prep" football team.
~. =. Alyord has been filling the
4. lon but the work conflicted with
us other duties.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-09-29
GRAIN MARKET QUIET

comparative inactivity has feat
!, eu the local grain exchange during
1e past few days, several of the buy
@ being completely out of the
a'Aet. The following prices were
the market:
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-08-25
Mrs. Earl Chase OF Colorado Springs
is a guest OF Mrs. Fred Dittemore.


Kavanaugh q Co. sold two cars Of
cows to r.. Mum of Green River, Wyo.,
this week.
Mrs. Alice Bailey and grandson Of
Topeka, Kans, sister Of John Clibon, are
guests at tbr latters home.
Charles Lough aud his two sons, Roy
and Marion Of Atwood, Kans., are visit
ing bis brother, John Bough.
G. J. Ihroop arrived Monday with a
ear Of household goods from Mankato,
kans, lie purchased Mrs. Florence
Gleason's ranch recently.
While coming to town on the running
gears Of wagon, Wednesday morning,
l.. NJ Phillips mules scared at an auto
mobile and ran away, throwing Mr.. Phil
lips to the ground and dragging him
quite d stance. lie was bruised up
considerably.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-08-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Brown were in Den
yer couple of days this week.
Lewis Oaks left Monday morning for
a Sightseeing trip in Kansas City.
Joe tanner and Paul Jones each ship
ped car OF sheep tu Denver, Tuesday.
Cashier Mayer was business visitor
in the city at the mouth of Cherry creek
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Cantril. Wilfrid.and
Ivy made the trip to Denver and back
Tuesday in their gas wagon.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-08-25

Misses Lucy and Susie Gaylor are
visiting relatives at Brighton.
John Taylor, who lives east OF Eondis,
was business visitor IN Ebert Monday.
AL Cassidy OF Calhan was in charge of
the blacksmith shop during Roy Vince
ler absence.
Ed Orln shipped car of cattle to
Denver, Tuesday, and Roy Brown one
of hogs and one of cattle.
G. II. Johnson was setting up the
cigars Wednesday over the arrival of a
fine boy baby at his house.
A fire Of unknown origin was started
on the east side OF Tom Mitchell's livery
barn, last Saturday night, and but for
Tom Harper's timely discovery of it a
disastrous fire would undoubtedly have
besn the result.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-08-25

Soda fountain now open. Cool.
sparkling soda water, root beer,
etc. We use crushed fruits in all
our sundas and ice cream sodas.
City Drug Store.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-08-25

Frank Black has the Official
Refrigerator Cream Tank 70 r
sale. an article that viii soon pay
for itself.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-08-25

Paul Jones and Albert Josepeit were
Denver visitors this week.
Dick Burnside and family returned
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-08-25
Classified Advertising.

Pratt's Fly Chaser 35c a quart
at the City Drug store.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-08-25

Real Estate Loans. If you want
a real estate loan see
]. f.. MAYER.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-08-25

Lumber for sale or trade for
cattle or chickens, at the Charle s
Perkin ranch
Z A. EIcKHoFF. Owner.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-08-25

Roll films developed. 10c; prints
&c and up at the City Drug store.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-08-25

Just received new lot Of Col
umbia records. City Drug Store
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-08-25

If you want first-class shoe re
pairing done on short notice give
me a call. | guarantee satisfac-
ton. H. II. BECKMAN.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-08-25

Theo Neuman sold new Buick to
F. A. Abbey of Kiowa last week.
The Gates company have shipped FIVE
cars OF wheat in the last two weeks.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-08-25
CHAMBRI |
(57oS2)
-

Chambri is an iron gray imported reg
istered Perchsron Stallion; weighs 1850
foaled May 15 1905
Sire: .Joubert 4O093 (45l05), by Nessi
25l56 t42499), by Norsert t35463), by Tur-
co 1927 $685. bv BRAND 53l7 (1630l. by
Brilliant 1871 t755l. by Brilliant 1899
t758l, hy Coco % an, by yieux Chas-
lin fTl3). by Coco tTl2l. by Mignon t7l5),
by Jean LIE Blanc t729l.
Dam: Biiou 54273), by Reglot (3796s),
by Jupiter 4th Q300l. by Jupiter 62l3
(6759), by Vidoco 453 (732). by Coco I'd
t7l4I, by Vieux Chasln t7l3). by Coco
t7l2t, by Mignon (7l5), by Jean LIE Blanc
(739).
Chambri will make the season Of 1916
at the Alfred Peterson ranch, six miles
south Of Elbert, every day except Satur-
day, when he will stand in Elbert
TERMs-Sl0 to insure mare with foal.
Parties parting with mare before know
ing to be with fnal. or removing mare
from county. will he responsible for fees.
which becomes doe at once. Care will
be taken to prevent accidents but will
not be responsible should any occur.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-08-25
ADVERTISING RATES:
THESE RATES ARE NET.

Busnefs locals cent? per line each insertion
discount to regular advertisers carrying display
ads. Advertising accounts payable monthly.
Legal advertising at Legal Rates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-26
PIckETlNe At DOCKS

While striking longshoremen
have made no attempts to picket
private cold storage plants. knots
of strikers are now picketing the
Bell ST. and Whatcom ave. port ter
minals.
Hamilton Higday. secretary OF
the port commission. Tuesday said
he was at loss to understand this
discrimination. The picketing re-
suited in non-uaion truckers en-
ployed at these terminals quitting
work Monday.
According to Higday. the picket
ing is in violation OF an agreement
between the port and the labor
heads not to interfere with unload
ing shipments OF canned salmon for
storage or loading government YES
sells
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-26
BORAH STRONG
FOR Po|NDExTER

Senator Borah Of Idaho. who was
for a time mentioned AS prcsIden.
tlal timber. gave out an interview
at Washington. ID G.. Monday.
highly praising the integrity Of
views and independence OF judy.
ment" OF Senator Miles Polndextsr.
Il look forward 10 an era Of great
constructive work under Mr..
Hughes. IN case he In elected he
added. And certainly under this
movement such men as Poindertsr.
and La Toilette. and Johnson. are
entitled 10 our earnest. loyal. ener.
getic support They are a splendid
class OF public servants. and have
rendered distinguished services To
their respective states and the
country"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-26
CORNER

stalls ?. a. 8. Z. pot roast. Sc TO loc 10.
veal roasin. Zoe TO iac ID good bacon
isc h fancy hams. lie 10. hamburEcf
and sausage Ice II. sirioin and round
steak. Sc 10 home rendered lard. Sc
N. Stall 4 home made potato salad,
ioc pt cottage cheese. loo IL home
made mayonnsise dressing. soc 10; clam
nectar, toe can. stall los. best fresh but
ter. abc 40. 2 lbs. 81. os. fancy butter. soc
10 fresh ranch csgs. Soc doz. fresh
puilet eggs 3sc don fancy oregon eggs
soc dor cream brick cheese. lee 10
stalls is-2k. 25c coffee. iSc 10. larre
rolls toilet paper. q for eBe. Use shrimps
ioc. ginsersnaps. Zoe H.. imported Lima
beans lbs 2sc fancy cove oysters.
cans 1he AZ Stong's. choice patent flour
81 30 sack. 2 lbs best acc coffee. Csc
Be boxes matches. ioc. :So can cocoa
lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-26
CLUB WOMEN hear
HINDU POET TAe0RE

Sir Rabindransth Tagore. the dis
tlnsuished Indian poet and holdef
Of the Nobel literary prize. opentd
his American lecture tour when he
read from manuscript under the
title. The Cult OF NatIonalism.
before the Sunset club Monday ait.
cfnoon and Monday evening.
In India. II IL said. crowds OF his
own people not only stand In the
halls and meeting places 20 hear
him. Int crowd outside waiting to
hear the sound of his voice.
His message on The Cult OF Ma
tlonalism" here was before club
women. mostly lie deprecated the
civilization OF the Occident. which
he believes is sadly out OF proper.
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-26

stan III. head cheese isc 10 isiiied
pigs feet. zoe IL. cabbage salad Zoe ~
picked heeis. ice pi. diiis. ioc doz Do
tato salad Sc pt stall IS, large rantR
ioup~.. Z for iec peaches. soc crate. or
Toe don Bartlett pears. dos ikc. lem
ons 7oo dos sweet potatoes. lbs. itc
stalls s<-3s. lbs. sugar. see lbs rice
stc. sec can baking powder. aoc stall
,. veal stew. PC H. chuck steaks, ioc u.
veal rutiefs l9skr 70 round steak isC
N. hamburger lbs 1sc, f.eslie's
broken rice. lbs. Csc lbs rolled oats
72c. cans rardines. -sc, tell can,
salmon. tec. tuna fish. ise can Stall 10
fr.Ah Washington butter, sbe ID. lbs
81 no. stall t9a. q ioc pkFs. rice biscuits
$50. lbs white fiss. abe. iso pkgs
seeded raisinr, Zoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-26
ROMANCE BLOOMS
IN CUPID'S HOME

W A. Gaines. for years head OF
the city registration bureau. and
Mary A. Merritt. clerk In the
same bureau. managed to worm
themselves into each others heart
to the extent OF a marriage license
without the slightest suspicion on
the part OF any OF their fellow
workers in the county-city building.
The romance did not leak out
until Monday at o'clock. when It
was learned a license had been r..
sued by the auditor IL was too
late then and Jim Agnew. chief
deputy comptroller. simply said:
They slipped one over on Us"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-26
SEN. jim ham LEWIS
SPEAKS At SPOKANE

Senator James Hamilton Levin.
OF Chicago. former Seattle con-
gresham. opens his campaign IN
this state for the national demo
cratic ticket Tuesday night He
speaks at Spokane. Wednesday
night. he speaks at North Yakima
Friday night. he will speak At
the Arena in Seattle. Friday noon
he will speak at the navy yard at
Bremerton.
Charles w. Fairbanks. repub-
lican candidate for vice president
will speak here October z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-26

ELYRiA. ohio. Sept -.
Probate Judge Clyde VII
cox was thoroly kissed by
Mrs. Minerva Hoehstein OF
Lorain, who was before the
court 20 have her sanity
tested.
~ can't help loving that
man" the woman exclaimed,
throwing her arms around
the Judge. "Where do we
get a marriage license 2"
When the court recovered
his dignity. he ruled that
the woman was Insane, and
she was committed to the
MssslIlon State hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-26
RAILROADS MUST
SUPPLY MORE CARS

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2s.--Dc-
claring It is the duty of every in
terstate carrier TO furnish such
cars as are reasonably" necessary
for handling the normal traffic. of
which IL is a common carrier. the
government today filed its brief In
the supreme court in its suit to
compel the Pennsylvania r. r. to
furnish adequate tank car facilities
for the transportation OF petroleum,
products.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-26

range. rcet 90 new. $40. electric lamps
lie. stalls is.it. tic outing flannel
i9ac yard. boys 81 20 corduroy pants.
ttcs boys ronghurrk school sweaters
SIC. ftc houses csc stall 8. fresh laid
sssr. stc dsE New York cheese. &c 10
OREGON sharp cheese. Tie w. Stall les.
hest fresh charmed Hois;~in butter. . fbs
ftfs stall 1891. small cars beat milk.
81. block Nwis- cheese SOC 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-26
PUBLIC MARKETS


ishc 10. white Linen soap. bars ssc
nee pas cans CSC c.tn flakes pkxs
skc. dinner lrcast pork. sae hes, Jersey
butter. lbs 81 co. ranch eggs. : doE
rtc. imported olive oil. iie. ite and SOC
s~tss cheese. tto 10. Lighthouse cleanser
&C Pkg Dutch cleanser. &c pkg srnelts
lbs skc. fresh herring. lbs asc. rcd
snapper. lhs SIC. bareback ! lha sc
swisback. : lbs sse huckichsrriea 2 ihs
sse. apples lee and isc dos Concord
grapes $50 basket,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-26

stall H. lbs standard white Eranu-
lated sugar. bac. Stail ~, fresh pRsteur-
iEed milk. &c Ut. Be pit Stall 1905, 40.
sack buckwheat flour. ace. No. 10 sack,
ssc: peanut butter lbs She's cooking
apples. Use box. Stall 1898 doK beef
bouillon cubes, abe; cans sardluss, ibc.
stall is ihc orange marmaiade. loo
io-ib bag flour. 7sc. corn stprch. FOR
isc stall "a, veal Zoe 10 ave H.. pot
roast zoe III. round steak. Sc ID. sir
loin steak. Toe IN stall 1911. lbs. green
ground bone. Ice. stall SO. sturgeon. i5c
H.. Chinook salmon. lbs. 25c. tender
ioin sole. ibc TO- stall %. t2s used gas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-26
ACREAGE FOR SALE
ACRES. IMPROVED

on GOOD read near school, t-roofn
house. siih basement iaFEs
satef tank windmill water
pipef into house aho1t hRlf
acre ~ shoic. variety stravhsf-
Fiss Purchaser can have Ina
mediate possession Will sell 20
responsible party on terms -
1850 rash $50 monthly Take
Easi Madison car and kirkland
boats 20 iiarks a FarfBrs office
IN kirkland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-26
EGYPTIAN
PHRENOLOGIST

Madam Nina has just arrived In Seattle
never was here before. and she can toll
you all your past life and what your
future life ia 90 he can advise YOU IN
business affairs. family affairs and love
affairs. toll you when YOU will marry
and the initial ~ the one yeu will
marry. how TO conquer your enemies
and avoid all trouble and be happy
tells you In regard TO your absent
friends tells you what you are adapted
for and how 20 be successful in life (.
tells you what business In most lucky
for you The madam viii give you
every satisfaction. Her readings are alt
confidential. charges 80 cents Tn.
madam can he found At 2isb Union ~
between Second and Third svrs. Yer
non Hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-26
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE TO CONTAGIOUS
Notice 10 hereby riVsn that scaled bids
for the construction % frame and
rabrrs,s school building fsiss aeeu,
.isstt, viii - opened ~ the piser.
Ter. 81 school District ~. fRggak Val
isYt. king county. Washington. on the
.nd DAY ~ October. A. y ifis Hids
utii - received not later than ~
a'cisck On that day at school house
81 John Hines Plane ard spscifica-
lions raar 30 conNaitsd al Walkers
rhsfmzcr. Hsrton. WISH MaYfieid's
rhafmacY. issaaush. Wash. Biacs
Fnsns grocery. Hobart. wash. and
John Htuss Sauak valley. wash. The
heard reserves tho rish; 20 reject any
and All bids
BOARD oF DIRECTIONS
SCHOOL DIST. NO ia
By MARTIN 4. HiNEE
clerk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-26

A prospective Lcndcn war bride y
Miss 6ovrte, niece Of the wealthy
Earl Of Mayo, and regarded one o.
the most beautiful debutantes Of
British society. She will marry
Lieut.. John Fortescue Of the Cold
stream Guards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-26

JUAREZ, Mexico. Sept. 26.-Rov
ing bands OF bandits are reported
operating less than so miles south
of the international border today.
With the arrival of several
wounded soldiers here yesterday.
news OF the battle of Samalyuca.
south OF this city. spread rapidly.
causing apprehension among tho
townspeople OF Juarez.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-26

cLOSEfN SNAP
Ven attractive bungalow hot ana cold
water. bath. sAs and electric iirhts
ME. iixhs nsiuFrs sails al nicely
,tnted. fine bath room ard rrtnfes
basement fire. level ies 90 alley Only
ti..te. ilee cash. taiAne. SIC per
fuaHfh.
e J BELL a co
Nair ass 1ft Globe Heck
ron rALE-aoop 7.RooM HOUSE.
alt finished arre grunnc IN ssrdsn.
and sams fruit tre~s. good root house.
barn and oushsnsss VIII ssit on easy
terms Sunset Restaurant Pail CITY.
VEL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-26

LONDON. Sept. f5.-(6y
MaiL)-When a copy reader on
London paper wrote this
headline. "our Homely Queen"
above little article about
Queen Mary, he was writing
English, not American. The
story told Of the queens homo
activities at Windsor castle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-26

greatest eiairveyant and phrsn-
aioxist. guarantees 20 read your entire
life. past. present and future gives tue
sdvics On business. love. health and
family affairs tells the name Of your
futnr. husband o. wife. and what 10 do
10 b, .uccessfu' IN life She has Just
arrived IN this city. never here before
Ono vista will par you for your many
disAppointrpsnts In ~thers She viii re-
move al obstscist I'D tell you how to
win ana hold the ono you desire. She
give. sdvics - all important affairs q
life Special readings soc. Hotel Ella.
room q fkaf second near rtn.