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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-28

PUGET SOUND
STEAMERS
ALL LOCAL ROUTES
STEAMERS LEAVE rRou coIss>
DOCK. roof or MARION SrHyyr
Lave Arrfv.
s.ast. H.ssu.
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daily snu-iss anf Tleteris
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vistaris sunssy. WIN.
r.ssrs. Direct
sssns s,.~m~~. rsesss sne iaarn
seam Ississse-il. 70. r ~ team
81 seam CONS direct steamer 10 ssprn
! sHpfn every twa hnaF. .tc isrm
sepu .insl- trIr ssr teuna fepn
sspna iFip Connections a. ispsn
sspra rsesm. ~iih steam. ispm
sffpFn sfN FER Olympia sna 10 ieFru
hstir shsreu asiiT
Peri rs~n..aa special
seam sst. -iess. fer TpT' isrrn
sspns Town,.nd afrset 10 ieprn
daily Connects ct Tasnsena DAILY
rlth rail Hires Ter All
paints IN oifmspio
rsrlnsuis
'rort rs~n.ens--Asaeertes-
Beiites ham
ss.rn steamer vhst~s..I sssrn
daily Tor Pert Townsend daily
iAnseoftss ana Re-
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10 stpfn = = .knishan. for sepm
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Everett Fsturssr'
snn Iusa Observation-Disclosures
islea sh. Ro.siis. Tor Porif sepn,
usidn'ht Tu~us.nd and Rel Tue.f y
SUNDAY linsham. Via 81 ssn' Thursy
Taesdy Juan island poini. s.tvr'y
Thurs'y
San Ja.n t.ians.--B Dillingham;
ee.n str. city Of Angels. 5opu'
Tussd for n.itnshsm vis Monday
Thursy san Juan Island wsdnss
satur.y points triosg
Port to~ns~nd-rort Anreiss->esh
IA, and wss Port.
1900 Is,..m.r Utopia. for ssrin
rnidn' h,roft Tovassnd. Port Tuesd'y
HundaylAussiss Nsah Bay ThursY
ssdy'snd wa' ports sstur'y
ThursH
Fort Town.~nd-rori Angeles and
wa Ports
-
ruidn'ht Port Townsend. Port sunday
Monday Angeles. Ciallsm and wsdns,
wsdne- way port. Friday
Friday
Port sambie--fudiew-Fis
-6opm steamer Puget. for ssosin
daily Kingston. m b . daily
except i.udlow 'Eslon. except
ssturyir Townsend. Sunday
lIIsnsviile. irondale
and Hadiock
saturday Only
aapn steamer Puget. for oepm
Kingston. tu6low and
way points
sunday Only
. ooam steamer rusc,. for sOpm
Kingston. ludlow and
vay points
Hood ransl-<.smhi--iud
oosm str, rotiatch. for 2.tAm
daily Iudiow. Fort Gamble. daily
except ..HanGar and all except
Sunday points on Hood Canal Monday
Ma.weiten and Austin
ooam str rotiatch for toopm
daily Narvelton and Aus daily
except tin Str. Utopia orr except
sunday " aiaicaie leaves Aus. Monday
tin ~ 80 a m and
Marwelton 12ib .
m daily except Mon
day for seattle.
STEAMER kuiEhan will call at Port
Townsend. north bound Saturdays
only leaving seattle at 10 y. m
Points marked .. are boat landings
Passengers for these points and for
other boat landing points must make
their own arrangements for landing
and assume nil risk and liability in
making such landing steamers pas
ssnEcr rate does not INCLUDE boat land
ing charges
baggage liability Is limited to wear
lnr apparel not To exceed 800 for
whole ticket $50 pounds allowed free
steamers and schedules subject 90
change without notice Freight re-
ceivsd daily FOR all points excepting
TAcomal named In above schedule
Tickets must he purchased at ticket
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-28

FRANCIS W. BROOKS. cashier
Of the Everett Trust a Savings
Co. IL dead Monday IN that city. OF
heart failure
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25--Spiritual Mediums


Madam Nina has just arrived ~ Seattle
never vas here before. and she can tell
you al YOUR past tife and what Your
future llfo lH 10 be. ran advise you IN
business affairs. family affairs and love
affairs; toll Won ehen YOU witl marty
ana tho initial Of the ono v0u wtli
marry how go conquer Nnur enemies
aud avoid aii trouble and he happy;
tells YOU iu regard 30 Your absent
friends tell sou what you are adapted
fnr ana huw 10 be rucc~asfui in lifr.
tells Yps whnt business is most siurity
f1r YOU The madam viii give you
every sHtisf1ctinu Her readings are an
confidential. charges 90 cents Tho
madam can Do found az liGs Union st
between Second and Third ayes. Yer
non Hotel
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A\llNyI, 81 60 down. tee 4 WEEK
AVrA buys diamond o. watch
NJ liberal credit Hemedstinx
LADIES ny RnMgpiEs Positively
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al eases 1885 tRth ave East Madison
car
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taerd or IRREGULAR Use Lady Eisin lon
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ALKALINE LLOYD

Others come ana 20. but FOR 20 years
Adaiine Lloyd has been Seattie'H phren-
oloRisi and business adviser In all AZ.
fairs 81 life. 2i1 linton. Apt u El-
liott 35N Special this week. Soc
MRS LfNDCuisT-Tfained nurse West
st7w
VIZ PAY CASH FOR FTRSfTURE IN
Pine - Phone Main 1900
ELLEN vEH BiYCK MASSAGE. TIN
baths Once 27-2s. Elliott Hotel FIRST
and PIKE.
soc DINNER appetiElnE disnes Willard
Cafe. Seventh and Union.
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Sale Miscellaneous


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mili We ship anybody. anywhere. and
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SANITARY

Stalls 2l-36. 100 lbs. cane sugar,
$40. Wesson oil. &c. soc and 81
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LADIES -aAN nEitslN cofroS moor
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periods rYies o. Mameg refunded y
remedy fails after fair trial usfmana
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ana Union --.f
- MEMcuANTW LtNcM WILLARD
cafe ssy.nih go Toto. -
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23-PERSONALS

MonrR> DANCING LEARN
Ge\ here and learn the latest stage
~ dancing positions Hevured fnf
qualified pupils
CAHRpfIfH DANCING SCHOOL
sih ave. near rlke Eii- saaf
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cry. NORTH DAKOTA.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE
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HOTELS AND
APARTMENTS

sTASDAHD HOTEL.
Corner Firs. Ave. ana Pine e.
Large. modern, outside rooms. elevator
service phones IN all rooms. firs. class
IN every respect SOC W; with private
bath 81
fNgFrrTFON CORDIALLY JargfTup
a..tfsrf sIgth HOTEL. EIGHTH AND
Onion p f-roOm apartments. t22.sB
uD Mail 1870
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LADIES -sANpEftsoNa cofros MOOR
plfi. cafe ana sare cure feF DELAYED
periods ryies o. MameF refunded ~
remedy fails after fair trial RAYMOND
Remedy. reant :. Hotel AHtleFa Fourth
and Iuian
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BARGAINS IN nsw ard second hand
riathinr shoes. tools. guns. fruaka
suit cases. iewsirv hardware mus
fcal Instruments, camping Hud Aiaa.
- outfits Come ard 500 The
HarHatn store ggz Occidental We
buy s~iL exchange sTse paid fnr
good a~cond hand suits Phone
Matn 1894
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n n ScNOFF ~ powns niiE rs snd
ave CONSTELLATION FNEE. cont
d.n,tat. laws husband and wife, gen
s.ai rraetfr~ fees moderate
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Attorneys-at-Law

,. ALEXANDER sHiREMAN -iavs -
Husband and wife, damage claims rNl-
iec,ed. general practice; eon'nl'a'Ise
free Credit IN worthy eases -
tl~Nr piar Elliott eies
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Help Wanted

wASTEp-~1aa nor ptCKEna FuH
harvest % our own Yards families pre-
fsrfwds timber camping KrnunAs good
spring water Pile application ~ssiY
Fnr faii particulars address NuWttnEs
ton Hop ca. tnc North Yakima.
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Is MEMctA~Tm ItNeH. WILLARD
Cafe estrnih sna ruien
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-10

peace iunket had a peculiar effect on
Lamar Too2e, the University Of Ore
gon delegate, who has just returned
from the trip. Instead of increasing
his faitn in an early peace, it con
vineed him Of these things;
That the United States is in grave
danger of becoming embroiled in the
European war.
That the country should prepare for
war, and should back President Will
son S plan to the limit.
That Madame Schwimmer was "well
meaning but incapable, and that her
leadership Of the peace expedition was
"sad feature.
The slogan "out Of the trenches by
Christmas was disastrous to the expe-
dition, said Tooze The only redeem
ing feature Of the iunket was that it
attracted publicity ON behalf of peace
which Ford wanted, believes Tooze.
." | feel uneasy when | think of our
small army" said the peaceite. "Hol.
land has an army of 100000 men and |
sincerely believe that Holland could
lick us. F"
Tooze f1vors military training in col.
lCpes
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-10
How to Prevent
Acid StOmaChS and
Food Fermentation

You may complain of stomach trou-
BILE and yet your stomach may be alb
solutely normal and healthy. The real
trouble-the trouble that nearly every
body has at times-is probably exees
sive acid in the stomach. You may be
quite sure that this is your trouble if
your food ferments, turns sour, causes
belehing, distress after eating, etc. Ex-
cessive acid irritates the delicate lining
of the stomach abnormally, causing that
full bloated feeling, Thus both acid
and fermentation interfere with and re-
tard the process of digestion. The stom-
ach wall is usually healthy and normal,
but irritated almost past endurance by
those foreign demonstrated and wind.
In all such cases-ani they comprise a
great majority of all stomach diffieul.
ties-the first and only step necessary
is to neutralize the acid and stop fer.
mentation by taking in little warm or
cold water Immediately after eating,
from one to two teaspoonfuls Of Bisu-
rated Magnesia which is a remarkably
effective antaeid and food corrective.
The excess acid will be neutralized and
the food fermentation stopped imme-
diately so that your stomach may then
proceed to digest the food in healthy
normal manner. Be sure to ask your
druggist for Bisurated Magnesia rather
than Magnesia in any other form.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-10
Peace Dove On Perch.

New York, Feb 1O.-NatiOnal league
magnates dispersed today after having
settled the dove of peace firmly on his
perch at the annual banquet of the
league which extended far into the wee
sma hours of this morning.
All the good feeling which has been
absent since the Federal league dared
organize baseball to come out and fight
was restored at the dinner. Former
President Taft, the principal speaker,
lluded the national past time and crit
icised the rule permitting cOachers on
the sidelines.
The most important action taken at
the final session Of the league was the
adoption of the 2l player limit and
the revision of the draft rules whereby
tail end clubs will have better snow
to get the best players in the minor
leagues. -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-10
Referee Matthews Disqual-
ifies Two Players for Hand
to Hand Argument
Standing of Teams.

The basketball games of the CONNER
cial Basketball League of the Y. NJ. c.
A. waxed hotter last night than in any
previous contests since the beginning
of the league. In several instances the
pugilistic art was resOrted TO by some
of the players only to be intercepted
by Referee Matthews who disqualiI
fled the players from further participa-
tion in the evenings games. Referee
Matthews expressed a willingness to
referee any boxing contests they might
desire to engage in providing the ev-
ening's program included boxing, hut
that the program for the evening was
confined strictly to basketball.
The first game was for the champion
ship of the last place. Hauser Bros.
managed by consistent playing to de-
feat the Standard Cleaners and thereby
secured a percentage of 142.
The second game between Watt Shipp
company and the Capital Business col
lege was somewhat of a surprise. At
the end of the first half the Ships
were four points ahead of the colieg-
ians. Tn the beginning of the second
half McIntire, captain for the colleg-
ians, threw four baskets in rapid sue
cession and took the lead which was
maintained for the remainder of the
game.
The Price Shoe company team went
down to defeat at the hands of the
Capital National bank. BY winning the
game the Capital National bank is the
only team to go to first position un-
disputed since the beginning of the
league.
The fourth game between the Bishops
and the Fry drug team was by far the
toughest and fastest of the evening. It
was during this game that NIinton. for
Fry, and Ackerman, for Bishops, were
disqualified for indulging in a fistic
exhibition. The score was tied at the
end of the playing period and an add
tional five minute period was necessary
to decide the game. The Bishops hit
terrific pace during this period and
easily won the game.
Phe scores,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-10
State Engineer VIII
Supervise Construction
Of Inter-COunty Bridge

The state highway commission auth,
ori1ed state Engineer Lewis to pre-,
pare plans and specifications for the
proposed inter-county bridge at this
city yesterday. In compliance with the
request Of the two county courts the
state highway department win also su-
perintend the construction of the struc-
ture
The board Of viewers requested the
state enoineer to prepare a set of plans
for the bridge but Lewis declined upon
the advice Of the attorney general ON
She grounds that the law did not give
him this power. The right Of the hign
way commission to give aim the power
was not denied and at yesterday s
meeting the highway commission is
sued the order. Joseph Weare, Of
Portland, who has been employed at
different times by the commission will
be employed TO work in this case and
Lewis was authorized to employ such
other assistance as was NEEDED in his
department Representatives of the
Hamhill county court were present and
presented petition asking the com.
mission TO amend highway road map.
No action was taken by the commission
in this matter until the attorney gen.
eral had passed upon their powers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-10
Totals ...,,..................S2S 72S 749
Jess Howard Killed
Was Fugitive sc Years

Los Angeles, Cal, Feb. 1O.-An in
vestigation by the sheriff s office re-
suited today in the discovery that
George Mason, killed by an Elizabeth
Lake posse after Staying one man and
wounding two, was really Jess Howard,
who has been a fugitive for 80 years.
The sheriff says he was arrested near
Santa Barbara in 1880 charged with
killing a French sheep herder. Escaping
Jail, he lived in hiding under various
names, the authorities declare, and was
suspected of numerous offenses, includ-
ing stock stealing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-10
Sport Neus
TO CHOOSE REFEREE
FOR HEAVY WEIGHTS
VIII Select Man to Run VIII
lard-MOran Scrap at
Meeting Today

New York, Feb 1O.-The identity of
the referee of the coming heavyweight
championship battle between Jess Viii,
lard and Frank Moran, will be decided
at meeting today between Ike Dor
gan and Tom Jones, manager of the
boxers.
Dorgan is holding out for the selec-
tiOn of Bill Brown, while Jones has
gone on record flatly as for "JlclS
Skelly or nobody" Inasmuch as
Jones holds the trump card in having
the disposition of the champions SER
vices, he is apt to win the argument.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-10
WILLAMETTE TRAINS
HARD FOR IDAHO j
Though Crippled the Meth
OdiStS will Present Their
Strongest Lineup

The Willamette university basketball
team meets the Idaho university squad
tomorrow night at the Willamette gym
with the best possible lineup. Brooks,
the varsity center, who injured a bone
in his foot about two weeks ago is still
unable to play and his place will be fill
ed by a substitute. In spite of the
crippes, however, Coach Matthews ex-
poets to have a strong team on the
floor and the Gem staters will play the
game Of their lives if they carry away
the long end of the score.
On their home floor, with their home
rooters, and against a travelling team
the w. U. sports consider that they
have a betting chance against the in
vaders and the game promises to be one
of the fastest of the season. The Sa-
lem high school plays the Ashland hig'
school earlier in the evening, the high
school game win be called at 1870 and
the w. U.-Idaho game viii be called at
$3.50.
Ask The Capital Journal about job
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-10
TURK AND IRISH SEPARATE

Los Angeles, Cal, Feb. 10.-Mrs
Abdullah is free from her husband to.
day. Hubby is a Turk and his first
name is Ahmed. The wife is Irish. and
her full name Alice Finley Abdullah.
She said she couldn't stand for his
desertion and he said that by the proph.
cts beard he couldn t stand for her bis.
cults. Judge Willis granted the de.
cree.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-10
PROPOSALS INVITED

The undersigned will receive sealed
Ils up to o clock p. m. Monday.
February 81, 1916 for the purchase Of
500 feet Of 2lA inch fire hose equipped
with standard underwriters couplings.
Also 200 feet Of "a inch chemical hose.
Samples to be submitted with bids. The
right is hereby reserved to reject any
or all bids in the interest of the city.
CHAS. +. ELGIN,
City Recorder.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-10
To Coach Stanford.

Palo Alto, Cal, Feb. 1O.-Harry
Wolter will coach the baseball team
and "Dad" MOnltOn will coach the
track candidates at Stanford univer-
sity during 1916. WOlter took charge
of the Cardinal players today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-10
FederaIS Win Two From
Elk Pin SmaSherS

The Federal bowlers dropped one and
then won two games from the Elks at
the club alleys last night. Noud, of
the Feds was high man with an average
of l7S and 2O6 for high game.
The score.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-10
CALIFORNIA; s Coach.

Berkeley, Cal, Feb. 10.-Carl Zam-
lock will coach the University of Cali
forna baseball team next year, it was
announced today.
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Fourth Game.

officials; R. L. Matthews, referee:
H. 5. Radcliffe and 7. Fl. Farrar. tim.
ers; Oscar B. Gingrich, scorer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-10
WOOD PROPOSALS INVITED

The undersigned will receive sealed
bids up to O'Clock p. m. Monday, Feb
ruaIN 81, 1916, for the purchase of $50
cords of large second growth fir wood
to be delivered not later than Sep
tember, 1916. Right is reserved by
the city to reject any or all bids in the
interest Of the city.
CHAS. f. ELGIN,
City Recorder.
Feb. 10.