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The daily Alaskan., 1916-06-20
SHOT AND SHELL
 WILL SPEAK

MEXICO CITY, June 2O-PFesi- dent Carranza in a statement to press representatives has relteFat- ed the declaration that, Amy move men* on the part of the American troops except northward will be considered hostile and commanders in ,he Mexican army have been or dered to resist it with shot and she'll"
 The recruiting of men for che Mexican army Is being actively car ried on by recruiting department. The newspapers are appearing with patriotic write-ups and patriotism is being displayed by the citizens of thi' republic.
 The presence of the American troops Cn Mexican soil Is obnoxious to the national leaders and the Peo- pie at large. An effort will be made to resist snySurtheT invasion of Mexican territory.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-06-20
TRAIL IN DANGEROUS
 CONDITION FOR NUSHERS

Trail guides have been instruct Cd bv the Arctic Chief to be ready at S.2O this evening to guide the trembling Cbeechacos over the Chil- coot Pass. Much disCussiol has heen waged lately by the members of the Camp IS to wbther or not 1t was safe to allow the Chee- chacos to make the journey, but they seem convinced nf the fact that they can much thNOugh.
 Arctic Chief W. L. Stevenson will see that every man is properly shod Tor the journey and that he carries as light 0 pack as pos sible. Only Ne bare necessities necessary for making the trip will carried by the mushers
The daily Alaskan., 1916-06-20
WARNS OFFICIALS
General Uprising All Over MeXi- can Republic. War is on the Verge of Being Declared. All De bends on How CaTTanza Receives The American Note. U. s. Not To Fudge an Inch.

WASHINGTON, June 20-Upon the manner in which President Car ranza receives the American note refusing to grant his demands for the withdrawal of the American troops from Mexican soil depends and hinges the ticklish question of war.
 The American reply to the MeXi- can note will e sent forward to GarFaaza today. He has been notified by wire of the contents Of the note. The rough draft of the note was sent yesterday afternoon at four o'clock It is a stern re- fusal to grant the demands of the southern president.
 A clash between the Mexican soldiers and the marines from the U. S. Gunboat Annapolis occurred last night when the marines were landing at Mazatlan. The ambassa- der at Washington has called it to the atrention of tho officials here with the request that no further
 (Continued on page 4.)
The daily Alaskan., 1916-06-20
THOUSAND MEN
 FUR SERVICE

Juneau, June 2O-Special to Al askan-Governor Strong believes that one thousand men can easily be raised for an Alaskan militia. The new act approved by the President on June third, authorizes q Nation al Guard for territories. This throws the territory of Alaska open for Q National Guard.
 R. S. Mcdonald of Fairbanks, has :elegraphed the governor, of fering his services and has prom ised tc raise a company from Tan ana if it is needed. Agitation is afcot ill the capital city for the formation of a company. Thecau may be issued at any time.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-06-20
NATIONAL GUARD
 RESPONDS

SEATTLE, June 2O-The call to arms has been sung out through the columns of the press inthis city, aud citizens have given ahearty re spOnse to the need of the National Guard for new members.
 There was Q rush all day yester- day by men seeking to enlist in the National Guard of the State of Washington. The Armory was crowded for the better part of the day. Assemble orders have been issued to the members of companies A. B. c. F. G. Company F, the crack University Corps has respond cd.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-06-20
RUSSIANS STORM FRONTIER

LONDON, June 2O-The Germans are centering every effort on an at tempt to stop the steady plug of tn Russian adavnce on the eastern border. The Russians are breaking thu ough every obstacle and col umn after column of troops are ploughing through the country.
 The country of Bukowina Is over run with Russian troops. A great battle Is now in progress on the easteru frontier. A stiff fight is being put Up by the Germans to step the invasion of the north.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-06-20
TO BE HOSTS TO VISITORS
Finance Committee Will Report Au Once. Money Allotted to YariCes Committees to be Determined. July First, Datee Set for Festivi- ties.

skagway is to hold real live celebration. Yes sir. and what is mere the committees are busily at work this morning arranging for the launching of the final plans. You wIlI be called upon to contribute your just share in the work to max 1t a success.
 The central committee called Q meeting of the committees appoint ed by the various organizations to represent them in the celebration, last night. After the city dads had threshed out thewelfare of the city the members of the organ Ization sat around the table and commenced to think-then action necessarily followed.
 H. c. Putnam was elected as chairman of the meeting. All re preseutatives filed their creden- tials and the appointment of the following committees were made by the chair: Finance will be under the direction of W. c. Powell, W. F.. Burf0rd and W. c. Wright. The executive committee is composed of
The daily Alaskan., 1916-06-20
HEAVY TRAFFIC ON
 FOR NORTHLAND

SEATTLE, Jump 2O-Tha demand for passage to he north Is heavier than it has ever been in the history of local transportation. Steam ship offices have been flooded by persons seeking reservations for the northland.
 It is estimated that over five hundred left Commencement Bay yesterday on boats going to Alaska. Con munications are piling in fast and thick at the transportation of fices for reservations for touring parties.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-06-20
ROOSEVELT MAY -...
 SUPPORT HUGHES

OYSTER BAY, Junee 2O-Theo- dore Roosevelt was visited by Lodge this morning. After cen- ference which lasted over an hour Lodge returned to his hotel.
 In an interview to the press, Lodge represented that he thought tna, the Colonel would come out in the open for Hughes and give all the support which he has for the republican candidate.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-06-20
PACIFIC SQUADRON
 SPEEDS TO MEXICO

SAN DIEGO, uJne 20-The Pa ellie fleet has wired the war de- partmenf that 1t Is steaming down the coaer under full steam for Mexico. Every ship Is stripped for action and in fighting trim.
 Seventeen ships will be held off the west coagt of Mexico for em- ergency invasion if war is declared upUn Mexico.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-06-20
MEXICO SHOWS WAR TEETH 10 UNITED STATES
,SRagUay Dons Festt0e Robes on July First
ASK THAT DIFFERENCES
 BE ARBITRATED

MADRID, June 2O-Tha Spanish colony in Mexico has cabled King Alfonzo of spain, for him to inter cede aud plead for arbitration be tween the pugnatious nations.
 The colony has hopes of prevent ing war by the aYenueof arbitrn- tton, if the King will intercede and ask that the difficulties be arbi- trated.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-06-20
ToRps SENT SHIP TO BOTTOM

LONDON, June 2O-The Ger man steamer Ems, was torpedoed of' Falk enberg last night. It went to the bottom with many passen- gers Oil board.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-06-20
SUBS PROwL IN NIGHT TIME

LONDON, June 2O-DisREtches reaching this city early this moTn- ing tell of t ie sinking of three Italian steamers iR thrsMediterTan- can last night. Also five sailing vessels found q waterygraNa during the middle of inc night in the same body of watar. Submarines caused both disasters.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-06-20
FORD STRONG WITH
 PROHIBTTIONTSTS

CHICAGO, June 2O-The prohi- hiiionist party has issued a call for a convention to meet inthis city on July 21st. Henry Ford is men tionea as. a possible candidate on the prohibition ticket.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-06-20
PEDERsEN GRADUATED FROM |

Fred Pedersen, having received his Bachelors Degree from the Uni vresity of Washington, Is returning to become associated with. Peder- sen Bros, photographers, for the summer months. He is expected to arrive on the Sophia. ..
The daily Alaskan., 1916-06-20
BIG MACHINE HAS
 HUMAN TONE

The soft mellow tones of the New Edison Diamond point machine which has just been recently re ceived by Keller Brothers, made many a pasSer-by stop and wonde. from whence was coming the har- mOnious music. An investigation brought them into Keller Brothers Drug Store, where the machine Is on lispiay. It stands over four and a half feet in heighth and is made of uard brown oak.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-06-20
COPPER

TACOMA, June 2O-At twenty eigh sixty two and half.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-06-20
STATES ON VERGE
 IF WAR

Marines Land From U. s. GunbOat Annapolis at Mexican Fort. Fight Follows With Casualties on Both Sides. Rapid Enlistment of MeNi can Citizens Under CaITanza Col oTS.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-06-20
GARDEN CITY IN CELEBRATION
 JULY IST

Rcgu Live Celebration Promised By Central Committee. Meeting showed Lots Of Pep and Workers Are 0D the Job. Cooperation or Business Men is Urged.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-06-20

tContinued on page 4.)
The daily Alaskan., 1916-06-20

II. A. Laurence left for Juneau.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-06-20

(Continued on page 4.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-20
WILL OBSERVE
NONP ARTISAN
DAY ON DEC. z

Saturday. December ?. viii
b. "Nonpar,isan day" thruout
the state.
Thls ls the plan advanced by
the Nonpartlsan league OF
Washington. which 10 elreulat-
ing Initiative Bili No. %, pro
vidlra for the removal OF the
party label In county and state
elections. as 10 now being dene
IN city. school, port, and ludi-
elal elections.
On that day. the Nonparllsar
league hopes to have at least so,
mon and women who viii yolun
tarily circulate the petitions In Sc
attic.
The Railway Mems Nonpartisan
league already has 100 members
Ia that work turnout the state
In Tacoma aud Spokane, branch
leagues have been formed by the
league OF Washington,
and Il H. expected that In those
two cities and vicinity Ncre viii
be- 500 more TO circulate the petit
tiona.
Many requests FOR petitions are
pouring In at local headquarters.
2l07 Arcade building. from labor
unions farmers oranges. aud indie
pendent citizens generally. who are
To- remove party politics
aud to establish elections on the
merits OF The candidates.
The office Of ole Hanson a Co.
$40 Pike st. viii be kept open un'
al 9 =. IN. on Friday and Saturday
for the accommodation OF those
who cannot sign the petitions ear
lier Ia the day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-20
REASONABLE PRICES
ON BREMERT0h LAND

Navy yard men AZ Brcmerton
and lcading citizens there feel con.
fidcnt that a reasonable basis Of
realty valuations will yet he fixed
shortly whereby no further OBJ,
stacie will be in the way for the
government to purchase the area
necessary for the enlarged navy
yard plan
A meeting Was held Saturday At
the Commercial club IN Hrrmer-
ton. attended By 100. including
many OF the water front owners
Capt Robert T. Coontr. command.
ant OF tho yard. outlined the gov
eminent plans. and declared that.
unless a settlement for reasonable
prices Is effected. there was no
assurance the government would
20 ahead with the plan. No def.
mite conclusions were reached at
that meeting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-20

tai OF COG votes
When Prosecuting Attorney bnn'
din entered. the club gave three
cheers for Dr. E J. Brown. When
brown came In, he was asked 20
explain whether he advertised him.
self as a lawyer or "A dentist. and
was compelled 60 sit with Lundin.
Lights Put Out
Jay Thomas gave q speech 10
show how Ole Hanson won ne
election for Wilson
Posing as Gov. Lister Or u. Is.
EdFars. wearing "A silk hat. labeled
with the cost price. distributed
various jobs 20 the faithful ones. j.
Y c. Kellogg imporsonated Hugh
Todd Wee Coyls gave "A Henry
Mcbride speech Richard Mans
field white tried TO read a poem
and some one put the lights out
Give Boy Scout a Chance
lie was dressed In khaki. and
this prompted Mike Carrigan 90
shout "Av. give the Boy Scout a
chance"
Mike HALEY. former jailer at the
county bnbtile, was asked 10 speak
on how wine may be turned into
water John " Miller was called
20 explain how be discovered the
American flag Mayor GIN. kidded
about the recall rumora. neatly Kid.
ded the klddors In return.
because Il would have looked too
harmonious 10 have one toastmas.
ter. the club had three. Hugo Kei.
ley. Phillip Tworoger and Former
Congressman J, W Bryan while
things looked dark at times. the
toaAtmasterh got thru with the Job
without any serious wounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-20

stall ~ he suaF. sHr stall -
fresh pasfeufiEsd milk. g. ct e. ~
stalls ISIS. nufs flannel shirts. stc.
meas flannel shirts 81 it. ladies 81 90
xoen. ssvs rhildrsns dfsns.s SIC. ttc
autinE flannel iiisc Yarsi stall g. fresh
aFKs daily from ranch. Sec dos SrR
Yask sharp rhrrsr 1fc o. stall a. gtr
coffee ifr % lbs bead rice $50. stall
g. boiled cider. atr at cider NinrgAr.
Soc bottle. cottage cheese loo stall ~,
fresh ground peanut butter. toe ~. : ihs
gse 100 bread DC. for ttg. oleomAr-
fsrine $50 ~. stall IS. home made
frffs lee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-20
HOT TEA BREAKS
A COLD-TRY THIS

Get a small package ~ Hamburg
nrcaA, Tea or as tho German folks
call u. Hamburger iirunt Thee ~
any pharmacy Take a tablespoon.
ful % the tea. put cup Of boiling
water upon IL. pour through a sieve
aud irink a t.acup fun at any
time II is the most effective way
10 break cold and cur. grip. IA
Il opens the pores. relieving con.
Eestion Also looeens the bowels.
thus breaking a cold ~ once.
II IN inexpensive and entirely
vegetable. therefore harmless
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-20
GET REAL MONEY For
YOUR WASTE PAPER

lioyn ana girls viii have an op.
portunlty 10 make money Boy col.
iccting warte paper aud delivering
II 20 the nearest fire station next
Saturday.
The Northern board A Paper Go.
has deposited $4,000 with the city.
TO show rs good faith IN the offer
TO help clean up Seattle and AZ the
same time get some raw material.
Fire chief StetAon indorned the
plan. too
The paper viii be purchased at
the rate OF 40 cents per hundred
pounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-20
Even the Kidders Were Kidded
at Kind Words GridirOn Banquet

Even the kiddera were kiddcd at
the Kind Words "Gridiron" ban.
quot Rt the Commercial club Sat.
urday night About 100 we're pres.
emit Henry G. pigott tried 10 tell
the bunch how the club organized
and It's purpose TO omit any kind
word for anybody. when INTERRUPT.
tiona flew thick and heavy. remind.
lng him ~ the time be- ran for
mayor and got the magnificent 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-20
LABOR SAY IT'S
NOT PROPERTY

BALTIMORE. Nov. 20-The
American Federation OF Labor To
day unanimously adopted resolu
ton declaring organized labor
should dlsubey any Injunction
founded ON the dictum that labor
"a property"
The resolution asserted that any
Judge Issuing such an Injunction
should be impeaehed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-20
PICK ARSON JURY

\ Jury was selected In Judge
TallmAn's court Monday morning
to hear the case against James
Murphy. charged wiih arson In the
first degree Murphy. a longshore-
man. vas caught by officer Colby
ON Aug Il. after he had thruwn 4
bottle Of phosphorus thru a window
Of the Alaska Steamship Co >
dock. known as Pier q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-20
FROST ACQUITTED
IN BRIDE CASE

CHICAGO. Nov. ga. G. Frost.
traction magnatc and millionaire.
bur, Wing. an attorney. and oliver
W tiourke. former mayor OF Blue
Island. ~. we're today eXonerntcd
81 the charge OF bribing the jury
in the famous Alaskan Coal Land
cases. A jury returned the verdict
OF not guilty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-20
For Skin Irritation

There IS one safe. dependable treat
meni that relieves itching torture and
skin irritation almos; instantly and
tina, cleanscs and sooihcs the skin.
Ask any druggist for a 2Sc Or 81
bottle OF reno and apply as directed
Soon you viii ind irriiations. PIN
pies black heads. eczema. hlotchcs
ringworm and skin troubles disappear
A little zcmo, the penetrating. salts
flying liquid. Is all that is needed II
banishcs skin cruptious and make the
skin soft, smooth and healthy.
The D. w Noae Co. Cleveland. ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-20

HfaHs is..f cans pes itc. string
bsans z cans tr. rfisp sinEsrsnaps. acc
10 siteea peaches. . Gao. SOC tea. CSC
10 aprIrofs 10 10 sian a. fresh
hatihut ana 'hslibst ehesks. iirs ssc
fhinaek saifmnu. fsr 10. shiuasd suls-.
ter 10 large herring lee - stall ies.
fresh washington batter CSC 10 ius
t@H. fanrf oregon huttss. asc h.. 10
o. 80 fresh guiiei sEIs. tac dos . dor
ftr large cars gutik ssc. Nr~ York
Premier sharp cheese ace ~. he Sc
Nns nleumAyEArfns gAr 10 A. stons-
so Go SACK chuics family flour iiTt.
tsc jar fsarunalade. iEr. sc jams gtc
he sfesn peas itr. ibs rolled oats
sse. lee bran. sic. cans asparagus.
gea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-20
~ D~DtIl

Stall - pur~ pasteufis~d mit &C. pt
g. nt pure Frsnuiatsd sugar. tbs s1c
stalls isis lhs itc nsw prunrH gsc
large ran yellow Crawford Peaches use
ies rolled natr. 1tr it-oH Nlaas Jelly
iev ss-oE iaF Jam. 4tc. 2 lbs split beans
ttr. no bulk rutna. see boxes
matchra. of sacks - salt roo s.os
bottle lemon ur Vanilla extract ior. stall
70. best storage eEGs. 1Ar dnE best nat.
tor ne str Stall &c. ghirardcUrs COS
rna p IN tin ffr. fer coffee. ~ lbs
sec or lbs $3.50 stall G.. e bone
ftaah fEr Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-20

George Miller. 1896 Westiaka.
vas fined $50 Monday morning In
Judge Frater's court. having been
convicted OF having liquor IN hia
possession for sale. Charles Carl.
son. OF the q. S. bar. Was fined
500 on an appealed case IN the
aAme court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-20

A. ,stnnTH No. 30 sack family flour.
81 is. Zoe can peas. corn or tomatoes Toe
Zoe roils toilet paper s5s 100 can
benua Zoe. iir shredded wheat biscuit.
zoe. lbs whole green peas iac. ibc can
ahrimpE zoo @ large isc prnne-, 1bc. SOC
rHH baking pow der 3ss sec can choco.
late ttr. q cans oysters CSC. CSC can
coffee a1r. 1ts bottle vinegar. 100. SOC
can italy olive Oh. 7sc ttet can olive
1f. ftgi. iha macarpni sSc. csc Jar
marnaiade itc. boc lar queen olives Zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-20
To Remove Dandruff

Get a 2b-cent bottle Of Danderlne
nj any drug store pour little into
your hand and rub well into the
scalp with the finger tips ny
morning most. II not all. ~ this aw.
ful ecurf viii have disappeared
Two or three applications viii de
atroy every bit Of dandruff. stop
scalp itching and falling hair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-20
WILSON WILL TALK
TO BROTHERHOOD

WASHINGTON. Nov 20 --prrai
dent Wilson Will confer with ths
following railroad brotherhood
leaders al the White House al
5.tS . m " s. stone. W. q. Lee
W. 3 Carter aud L. r shepard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-20
Public Opinion Endorses
Non-Swgical Methods

]: J: ]: Z. e. ]. !.
who underwent nj H
surgical operation on
the promise Of grnutF
: 81: ;.:$ g: :: 8: Zip ~
whose case L. trWcedl
10 surgery To quofeE
the late Or overall. w.
one Of the host au- EE
thorities The mum
Der Of mistakes made B
IN diagn 1sis r. really ".
appalling to any one H<tz<zz.<<
who has closely oh tN1S -
served and recorded AT go
such. IN truth. DO Ss ~<FxssAf
NOS believe there are.
on an average. per cent ~ correct l
diagnoses made by physicians in
general This fact has become 40
apparent that n IL now usual Tor
physicians to send their patients to
surgeons to bc operated upon Co.
order 10 clear up the diaRnoHlH. Y
do not think ~ would be eNaRRern
ton 70 state that enough healthy
organs and healthy appendices have
been removed 10 sink q ship NO :
cOrding 20 Or waite IN the Medical
Record. one Of the most prominent
Independent medical Journals on
The Surgical situation. writes The
time has come when reform Dee l
bound to be inauRerAted. n u does |
not come from within, N viii come
from without The predicts Of I
DR.. waite are evidently coming true. |
inasmuch 49, some Of our Western 1
states are leRlslatinR against this /
iujudicious and indiHcrimlnHts butch I
cry by surgeons. \ provision has
legislature ~ one Of the Western Z
states. where n a surgeon rs caught I
removing a healthy appendix, hc is I
10 be prOEecutcd crimiually. and /
made to serve . term w coufine- |
ment." Or A. jacob OF %pW York /
says Who does not know that the |
alleged safety In operating tempts I
some 81 our skilled operators and
the creduious public into useless. or
even contra indicated proCedure2'
This whole matter resolves Itself I
into the question Of safety first % /
Are you willing 20 have your own
days or the days ~ your friend [
shortened By . surgical operation 7
before all other means have been OK /
hauated, Just ~ was the case with /
prominent people you may rccaU2 I
am not talking about theories. but /
actual. cold -bloodcd facta. which YOU |
can see with your own eyes. without |
any Of my assistance. Never before |
IN the history 81 the world have nom |
surgical methods been 80 highly de- |
yeloDed and thoroughly dcpeuda BILE |
~ they are right now and never be- !
fore ala so many people avail them
selves Of this KIND Of treatment |
Space viii not permit description I
pf the many good things there nrc |
IN proper uOn-gurgical treatment !
but on who are afflicted are invited /
10 call and have = tax with me per
sOnallY. and I viii tell them what /
can be done for them. Consultation
free. Twolfth renr. Or MACY. 200 |
Bpler Bldg 81 u Second ave. !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-20

Nra cider. ssr AL eioss starch pkEs
skr marafuui 10 zee 7 bour steak.
ser o. iafnb stsw. Zee % tree tea. gsc
8 h nluo Hithan tea. see o. beet
Isrsr3 iutfrr. ibs Zee good storage
snes a1e dna graham bread. lnasss
lfr. sasrf f5e bread. iaasss 4ic. MIXED
pie kirs. zoe pi.. olives. ztr u. rock cod.
lee M faunArfs. iha $50. hipp.red
h.fflnn Toe IN Erapss. ? ihs ibe. cram
berries 3 lhs $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-20
PHILADELPHIA NV 90

geant William c. Ocker. United
States army aviator. left here short
ly before > p. m. for Washington
with Congressman-el o. ID.
Bleakley Of Franklin. Pa. as his
passenger-the first member OF
congress TO travel to the capital by
air.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-20
TRULY A RICH HAUL

There we're no bank robberies
reported to the police over Sunday
but two cases OF eggs were stolen
from the Granger Warehouse co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-20
The Quinin~ That Does Not Affcc,
Head

Because OF It's tonic and laxative
effect. Laxative Bromo Quinine can
be taken by anyone without causing
nervousness nor ringing In the head
There ~ only ono "Bromo Quinlne -
y. W GROVES signature - ON box
shc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-20
PUBLIC MARKETS


I'M NTWTTT
Main f1or fresh Washington creamery
butter. SOC a. cream trick cheese. ahc
90 lbs best japanese head rice, 2tc
lars Lemon soap ets. fresh ranch ssss.
So dos peanut butter. tec ~ psstrur
tEsa mifh &C. a.. round steak. ltr 10
haifhuf tac o. Yakima potatoes. ~
lee afr tea coo. tsndefiain - sole $50
a. batter square dee dos Eastern sFEs.
SEC dog f.over fieur got roast. 800 10
l.afA hops itr 49, cham nectar. sc san.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-20
GRAND JURY TO WIND
UP WORK TUESDAY

That the King county grand jury
will wind up its Investigations By
Tuesday is the opinion prevailing
about the county building Monday
Following the examination OF
women habitues OF Seattle cafes.
the proprietors and managers were
subpoenaed 10 appear Monday
Several witnesses In connection
with booze selling drug stores were
also slated 10 appear.