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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-31
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A'ttftas. ~ y tfthfE
Th- celebrated rar.noinHtsi. eisirsevsni
and raimisi. gisss sciSniiflr readings
On ali arsir- ~ iifs past. pFrssn, %
future Toe have seen the others. naW
se. the best " in tfoahis Al readings
Eusfantesd satisfs1tofr 81 ne tees
ssrssd Readings soc Location over
o~i arus store. sotB PIKE a. room ~
MADAM zoSA
HUNGARIAN riairgoFant and card reader
~iii isil our past. presens ard future
80 charge ~ she doe. not tell rou ths
,ruih Room ,. Eilios, Hotel iess
I-iss
CIRCLES TrFsDNf RSp fHfnNY
evenings readings daily lecture sun.
asY evening messages fa'iow 1871
Third opposite rnstofnrs Hotel nrbe~
Tf'fL GARD HEADING 20 rENTR
also mani-uuns riara moist FOURTH
ave. fopin .ot
nEiiAHLE CAM HEADING SPECIAL
mi. week ti.oo rradinEs ssc. Soc
Room &C, tiot seventh ave-. upstairs
MADAM vELvA aCiENrfFfC cAitD
reader itss seventh sy ROOMS and 10
FiRkT Class CLAInVoYANT. CARD
reading sos rike Arartmea, ~
MADAM PAULINE CIAfHV0YxNT
and francs medium. readings guafan-
TO- = . ol,Ss rl,e1s Nsis US
ph--For Rent Furnished
NEWLY fuHNisHTp No0Ms FUR.
mace heat. also some uufuruished. large
and iirh iii Terry ave.
THREE ROOMS GRouND FLOou
modern furnished 80. unfurnishrd
81. Frre phone i5oT Main st. uca-
con ASA.
ift o0--1-RooM PLAT. FrRNiaHED:
close n. i2s loth y East 7as
z7-For Rent Unfurnished
QUEEN ANNE Rooms. NEAT ANp
hot water furnished laundry 1891
second Vi East f2k
roH RENT-s-HooN MODERN FIAT
IS por month. Gail week days after
p m. or sundays 2o2o 2ist ave. &
HOoM5. WITH sTEEL RANGE. SO
per month Phone Narth liso
2s-Furnished Apis.
s-RoOM FLAT. 400 FEDERAL. AVE- 81
Two blocks east 81 broadway. on liar.
rlson Key al 1885 Sixth ave.
2o-Unfurnishcd Apartments
THE QUINCY MODERN AND I
rooms. steam heat. low rent, 72i nth
East aas2.
ST. LAwRENcE-s AND MODERN
apartments Cail 1909 Eirhih ave
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ron AALE oh THADE~is6 AcHEN.
orant county. wash t.feom bunsaioN
80 Auss fenced 80 aerss In eaiiita-
ton 5000 yell asio ian y. y N0uh
WHAT viii. VOC OFFER F0n sly
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IL. ACREAGE FOR SALE
VOW u rur fiMr 10 MY
i.sad close 90 Seattle piii soon rapidly
enhance in taius
20 AonI-. rAsf 90 wOTHLIL
Ven deep fertile iAna3 level several
spflnEs au main hiEhwap 60 Seattle.
adlolainE land animpfaFed. no better
thAn ours. held a. 500 and % per
otg PRICE, ron rms 20 AcHEs.
$500
iiss CASH. 80 pER MoNrn
aAsf> SEXTON 90.
1870 fifs Ave Kliioit lstf.
Fon hALEs~hAAcM or 40 ACHES Is
the IadifN basin. Moni one - ths
beet IN TITS sseiion. SOC sores In fail
~beat ~ Ahtrh 20 pr cent 10 summer
faiiowsd zee affrt ploNsd Tor sprirs
crop. a. Hefes in alfalfa small orchard.
good bsiidinTs sprins water pipsd into
taass Shade trees good NAfsf fiEht
80 Aeres n ihis faneh IL level naiHncs
good EfaEiaH is1iih river ruas fhru
ons snd u faneh. wnhin th miles -
three toHns
rrtes lneiuaiuH ene.thsfd - 1915 crop.
see % per arrrs small payment dozen
and sssf terms on balance VIII alec
seli hatses and narhiLrff cheap. Am
moving 60 the Pacific cpasi. aad viii
consider seed nadsfn dwelling IA Port
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Address Hot ~ Hotsan Mont
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such - starr DELIVERY mali. cream ard
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snd lots u good nfiThbnrf Prices
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LAND
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Immigration Bureau q. n 81 = ny
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~ ACRES
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h~fff land ~ Fou piii unf any pises
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open evenings fil O'clock
Fon SALT ACRES ~ SILVER
dale al eicnfeh good auii stream 81
usfsf nrp s-rppm hnuke concrete
Easement trw barn. concrete fioef
fntnasn hause ~msd house Price rem
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kIfl lady and man teachers. no dif.
Ia . ference Il you haven't danced
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cafe. seventh and linton
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rum and univsr,ity class lesson,
Tree 20 N. only
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money ~ calling 1917 Brogdway
Private maternity home. ai0s Madison
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MISS MARION-nATiiS. ms MAS.
Ing. Room L 1919 second ave.
MAOOAoE curing 81, Piks. o..
flee II. Green Hotel.
DOLLY AYNE-@a s.s. AND
Green Hotel. Fourth and Plke
GRACE POWELL Baths mas.
tory treatments Room :. Arcade Hotel.
MISS BURNS MAssAo E., Tub
Elliott Hotel. Firs, and Pike. open to
1880 p. m
MAssAGE cUREs RHEuMATfsM AND
lumhaRo IN short time. Guaranteed.
2o2 Halght Bldg
MISS JOHNsToN-c hiropodist corns
removed massage. 500 Seneca st. Of
flee ?. upstairs
NEW MASSAGE PAHLOR OPENED-
once ~ Norris Hotel. if2sft Third
THEf.MA THOHNE - VApoR BATHs
and massage. 2gO-E2i Peoples Bank
Bldg Main 2stt.
MABEL MEAD AND JULIA FOHD-
MassaRins and mnnicurinR. if0sh
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24-Business Personals
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THIRD. office 10.
MESH BAGS HEPAIRED 400 TEo.
pies Banis MA.
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We trade. hay. rent repair
NJssrai Record Exfhanss
iifs we-tiste rsfiistt fsft
CLEARING HOUSE,
Fnf Nusirat Instruments
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piled % pgrehas. Msyer-ronsr. .ts
rrfnr
tSREbEEMEp ptrp.Es. CONSULTING
~ eioihinx. f~~eiyv. usu-trsf tastfn-
meats. xuns suitessss uunNs etc. fef
ssl~. cheap Harxaln stefs aad Loan
office. Ice FIRST avs
1888 wvsrLAKE- secondhand range.
low price
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Store Fixtures and Showcases

Show CASES AND STORE FfxTUREs,
new and second hand. all kinds. Ed
yard l.. Comoll. 1917 Third ave. near
Pine
The Washington herald., 1916-02-08
Rich Mahal Rug,
Size 12.3x8.8 it,, $185

Dark wine color predominates in this rug,
with a touch of blue, green. and brown
blended as only the weavers of the Orient
know how. Small medallion center, COM
posed of ivory. rose. and blue tones, which
are unusually handsome and elegant; suit
able for living room, dining-room. or library.
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lspahn Rug, size l3.5xS.1l it,,
S250.00-Small medallion CEN
ter, with blue. tan and ivory
colors on rose background. A
dark blue border furnishes a
rich contrast. One of the best val
ues.
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Fine Afghan Rugs Specially Priced

When properly made and coored the Afghan Rug one Of the most
desirable moderate Oenas be had This lot which we offer
unusual mostly rich coored combined with tan and
blue hneome tones and designs Handsome and exceedingly durable
suitable for living nmgooms reception halls also for Offices
hotels and clubs
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Fifth hoOr-F It.
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Fine Antique Cabistan Rug, size
Sxl0.2 feet. Special price, S125.00.

Royal Kermanshah Rug, size
1l.lx7.8 ft., S185.00-A medal
lion pattern with dark rose back
ground. combined with dark
green. dark blue and ivory tones;
very effective combinations and a
fine, close weave.
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here Never Was Time When Furniture Buying Woul
Be More Profitable Than During This
Genuine Oriental Rugs of Selected
Patterns and Colorings Offered for
Clearance in Our February Sale

As probably know the has vi affected the production and
the importation Of Oriental Rugs and those which able bring
this country necessity much higher priced than former years
10 obtain first quality also necessary much dc
ton than before.
live into the arke today buy such Oriental Rugs
these we have very doubtful if would be able them
wholesale tor low offering them patrons
These Oriental Rugs sponsors o-her quality their fast col
their harmonious patterns their Any purchaser
assured of their WORTH and that the values such
very instances.
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l Antique Cabistan Rug, size 5.3xl0.2
feet. Special price, $4,000.

l Lot Royal Kemanshah Rugs, spe-
cial prices, $500 and 5000
In designs and colorings typical of
this rug, which is so we'll known
for its excellence; average size,
42x7 feet.
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A l2.4x9.8-f. Royal
Kern,anshah h Rug, $500

Beautifully combined colors-old Persian
blue background, with old rose, ivory and
green medallion center. with same tones in
the border heavy. firmly woven piece of
beauty.
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Meshad Rug,
Size 9.1Ox7.lI, $175

This rug is of heavy quality and fine texture.
evenly clipped and very deep pile The col
orings are old rose, ivory. dark and light blue
with buff in a we'll blended and very attrac-
tive design. suitable for parlor; rich. silky
sheen
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ALL ARE IN FAVOR
OF RAISING FUNDS
- CONTINUED FROM PAGE one

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
To lie any other Organization in the
campaign that win We more cnthusias.
tic than these yonus women. Those
Who will form part cf the business
girls organization who were presen.
at tho meeting last evening follow:
Misses Roscila Flanagan. Maie Nc
Dowcll. Mrs Anna Clark, Misses Ma
bel Han, Cora Harper Louise Mvler,
LYDIA French. Jessie Eristcr, Elizabeth
smith. GLADYS Golfer. Josephine
schultz, Miss Stephenson, Miss Nc
Nichols, Mildred KELSEY. Ella Nehucrt
kathryn Bailey. Ethel kuhns. Miss
Bcasinger. Miss McFarln, Mabel
Powell. MAY Baker, Laura Richardson,
Qua Evcrsolc. Katherine Mtcneh,
Edith Mccormick. Laura Secondine,
l.NuCttc l<immons, Mary Gleudenning,
Miss Duncan. Pearl Hale, May Gooden,
Daisy Miller, Rose Fisher, \. W.
buchanan. Aunahelle Latimer, Lillian
Maruuson. Vera GSnne.
The executive committee has dccid-
ed that the supper on Friday evening
is TO he at 63O o'clock. this being the
time that the majority of the men find
convenient after leaving their offices.
/ II will he an informal affair, the men
coming in their everyday clothes, AND
the team captains have been urged to
| have every worker present. Every
| team VIII nave a table to seat eleven,
and If there is an overflow of one or
two. this will be provided for at a
| separate table. The noon lunches are
to start at 12:l5, and they will begin
! promptly There will be no solicita-
| tion Of any kind at the Friday night
meeting. the purpose of this gather
| ing being to inform all the members
of the campaign organization about
the association work and explain the
| plan of canvass
The campaign executive committee
| is not unmindful of the spiritual side
of the association work in the coming
! campaign. Realizing this. a card has
been printed as follows:
believing in the power of prayer
and in the need for a Young Women $
Christian association building in Tulsa.
| | hereby covenant to pray specifically
each day until the close of the cam
paicn on November 2ith as follows:
list. That men and women will
give to the campaign their time and
effort
"2nd That men and women will
willingly give their money.
"3rd. That there may come to the
workers and community not only ma
terial success, but also real spiritual
victory.
"4th That the building and future
work of the association may bring
glory to God"
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WILLIAMS + @ f s
WANT LEGISLATURE
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
member. Senator George Wilson OF
Dewey county. holdover, will he the
lone member from that party in the
legislature this time.
And Just what the campaign for the
presiding officers of the two houses
is going To develop may be interesting
later. Robert Wimbish, one of the
Pontotoc county members of the low
cr house, is one of the first to an
nounCe that he is in the race for
speaker of the house. This was prac-
Ucally known before he was elected.
Paul Nesbitt OF McAlester is another,
and Bert Hodges of Okmulgee and
Tom g. Waldrep of Shawnee are also
mentioned in connection with the
speakership
Senator G. W. Board of Okemah
and Senator W. 4. Chase of Nowata,
both holdover members, have def
nitely announced they will be candt-
dates for president pro tempore of the
senate. Senator Thomas O'Neill of
| ChiCkasha, also a holdover, has been
mentioned in this connection, but it
is not known If he has decided to get
in the race.
| FISHERMAN May Land.
| on the Republican side it is pos
sihle that Tom FISHERMAN OF Morrison
Z. Walter Ferguson of Cherokee will
he selected 10y the minority for presi-
| dent pro temporc of the senate, IL is
lpossible too, that Eugene Watrous of
| Enid will be included in the delcga-
ton to he supported by the Repub-
leans Amos Ewing of Guthrie. one
of the old whcelhorse Republicans,
may be selected to represent the
minority in the house for speaker If
not this he will probably be selected
for floor leader, now that Tom Tes-
tcrman has gone to the upper house
! Much speculation rs being indulged
in as to how the legislature and Gov
lernor Williams are going to trail
Robert Wimbish of Pontotoc county
imade his campaign and was elected
solely on an anti-Williams platform
Friends of Prof. c. w. Briles former
Ily president Of the State Norma,
school at Ada, checked it up to the
lactivity of Governor Williams wher
the state board of education deposed
Rriles as head of the school there and
employed a man from Texas to take
charge Of the school Wimbish fought
tho governor hard in this and wor
out. Coincident with his campaign
1.-The movement was started in PontotoC
county to change the present plan o
selecting members of the state boarC
of education. II is proposed to elec
them thus taking II entirely out o.
the hands of the governor. 1t is ex
lpected legislation on this subject will
be attempted at the coming session
Supporters Gone.
A number Of the governors strong
est supporters in the last regular ant
special sessions OF the legislature
lwho tried to come back" were VI
successful. on the other hand. sew
eral of those who did oppose him IL
lboth sessions were reelected. Their
lremains the chance that enough o
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the new ones may he impressed In his
support to withstand any opposition
that might spring up against him.
There is the old utility man, w. A:
Durant. who comes from Durant ana
the governors home. There was a
time when he and the governor ana
not put in together very well, but
that time has passed. "Bill" can gen
orally be depended upon to do the
right thing at the right time, and II
the governor calls on him to help
out" the chances are that Bill VIII
do il. As floor leader for the ma
iority he is invincibe. 1t would not
be surprising If he did not come out
strong at the proper time for speaker
Of the house.
Governor Williams will be in need
of all the help he can get at the next
session. If the Socialist election laws
are defeated, as the Democratic state
election board says they are. and IL
nothing is done in the meantime 10
decide the matter another way, there
is certain to be a movement started
Inv conservative Democrats, supported
| by the 26 Republicans. to make some
changes in the present eiecton laws,
especially in the matter of selecting
the secretary of the state elction
board.
Democrats, Too.
| A large number of Democrats ia
yor some change in the law. Even
though they may have remained silent
on the Socialist election measures II
is known that many want the matter
Of selecting the secretary OF the board
taken out of the hands of the senate.
1t is argued that the house might as
we'll select the chairman of the
well select the chairman OF the board.
There are some in favor of placing the
work Of the state election board In
the hands of the secretary of state
IThis is what the Socialist election law
would do. It is claimed this Is the
place 1t should be. The matter OF let
Ting the governor control the state
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-16
NEW COUNTY JUDGE
MUST Be SELECTED
Lee Daniel Talked Of For
Place; Ramsey to Re
sign This Week.

The resignation CT County Judge
John r. Ramsey "A week after he had
been reelected by handsome ma
jority. was the principal subject OF
discussion in local legal circles yes
tcrdny. There wa. mucn talk of a
successor. Lee Dan!el Justice Of the
peace and one Of the brightest young
attorneys in the city. seems TO be the
leading contestant TOR the place. He
has Practically the unanimous en-
dorscment Of the local bar.
The appointment wilt he made by
the board OF county commissioners on
Friday The appointment will only be
for the balance Of Judge Eamscy's
pre- sent term, which eXDircs January
|. 1917. The incoming board of cOun-
~ commissioners. numbering two Re-
puhliCans and one Democrat, will then
name the iurist who is To serve the
next two years. Under the state laws
thcN must appoint man of the same
political faith rs Judge Ramsey, who
Is a Democrat.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-16
A Most Unusual Showing of
NeU Goats
at $3.50, $40, $3.50 and
$500

Beautiful new garments OF wool velours,
chinchilas, domestic Bolivia and novelty
mixtures, generously cut, snappy styles III
the new lengths, some with fur trimmings
and some trimmed with sealette, some made
with generous collars that can be worn high
or turned down. some with deep cuffs and
smart pockets; as to colOrs there is choice
of black and all the newest shades OF the
season These are the most extraordinary
values we have yet been able to offer the
women of Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-16

Breakfast cloths. all linen. floral
patterns. 5+x54 inches at 5000
7O-inch all-linen damask, in range
of pretty patterns, the yard. .S1.oO
72-inch all-linen damask, good
quality very pretty patterns. at,
the yard .................S1.69 go
72-inch all-linen damask, extra
fine quality, in range of beautlfuI
patterns, at, the yard. .... Sl..o
72-inch pure linen damask, in
beautiful floral patterns, at, the
yard ............ $40
Napkins to match, 24X24 inches
at, the dozen ........... $500
72-inch all-linen damask, at, me
Ndru '''' '%-'s"
Napkins to match, 24x24 inches,
at the dozen ..$ $500