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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-22
SHORT NEWS

WESTERN UNION telegraph
business on the Pacific Coast has
increased 10 TO 20 per cent in the
list year. according to NJ. T. Cook,
general manager OF this division.
who was here Tuesday.
SALE OF government lots in the
Z, deral and cliff additions TO the
town of Seward. Alaska. will begin
September II at public auction. the
engineering commission announc-
cd Tuesday
EDWIN e. HARNpL's body is
being sought In Centralia today.
He mailed his mother. Mrs. G. A..
Peters. OF White Salmon. suicide
note there Sunday.
WHEN SEATTLE opens her
mail today she VIII find $4,000
copies OF the white hope" pam.
hlet. a 64-page booklet containing
tie proposed initiative and refer
erdum aud constitutional amend.
m.nts. together with the argu-
i1ents against them More than
500. 1000 copies were mailed to vot-
orS OF the state.
MRS. JOSEPH KOS will give
demonstration of Red Cross hos.
rital work at meeting Wednes.
day night Mt the Armory of Com
rany c, women's auxiliary service
corps.
EVERETT POLICE took charge
Tuesday of Ed Sawyer. arrested
here Saturday with quantity OF
ro.glycerine In his possession.
He is wanted In that city for al
Il ged grand larceny.
JACK HENEsSY. former Seattle
saloon man. and Otis Ossood were
under arrest In Seward today In
connection with discovery of II
tons of liquor buried at Point
Campbell.
CHARGED WITH impersonating
a secret service agent of the gov
TO obtain money from
Mrs. M. b. Allen. S214 Greenwood
ave. Ray Brown. alias Ray Smith,
v as lodged In the Pierce county
jail at Tacoma Tuesday, He was
arrested In Pasco
JERRY MEEkER, wealthy re.
tired Tacoma business man, fell
CT float at Minter. on Hender.
son bay, ana nearly drowned. His
was reported not serious
today
THOMAS w. o'6RlEN, one OF
The Klondike's early pioneers. was
100 III AT Dawson today to start on
an intended trip to Seattle.
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HUGHES STARTS
RETURN TRIP
Has Covered 10000 Miles But
Hasn't Walked More
Than Two
TO REST IN COLORADO
BY PERRY ARNOLD

BAKERSFIELD. Cal. Aug a.
Chas. f. Hughes started little
more than three weeks ago to make
a i0.000-mile trip. but he has already
covered pretty nearly all OF that
mileage, and just begun to hit the6
trail back across the cantinent.
Speaking at several California
towns today, on his way to Sacra-,
mento and Reno. the candidate
dwelt particularly on his charge OF
democratic inefficiency in tariff
legislation.
Twelve thousand persons packed
Shrine auditorium and thronged in
the streets outside. unable to gain
admittance. when Hughes spoke In
Los Angeles last night.
Hughes has averaged close 10 T5
or 100 miles day in automobile
trips since he left New York He
has probably not walked more than
two miles in the whole % days OF
his trip.
He is looking forward. however.
TO a lot of mountain climbing. his
favorite exercise, when he reaches
Estes Park. Col. next week.
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FRENCH ADOPT
HAMMER PUNCH
Pound necessarily on German
Lines. One Blow After
Another
HAVE GREAT r. X. AIDS
HAVE GREAT r. r. AIDS
BY Henry Wood

"y W WV
tni'sa irrss STAR Correspondent
WITH THE FRENCH ARMY
ON The sommE, Aug. 22.--
Like . gigantic sledeehammer.
tho French army 10 smashing
away az the German iines on
the Somme battle front.
Tho new French offensive In no
way resembles the Russian steam
roller. Instead. Il hammers con.
tlnually with blow upon blow a,
any given point until eventually. the
French officers believe. Il mus,
break down both the German de.
lenses and the resistance OF the
German army.
Nothing Unforeseen
Before GONG TO the fighting front.
] Inspected tho vast organization
behind the lines for feeding the OF.
fensive l, In this incredible prep.
Rration In which apparently every.
thing has been foresc.n and moth.
Ing overlooked that puts the punch
into the French sledgehammer
blows.
first visited one Of the eight
munitions and material depots es-
tablished last May. miles behind
the line.
The depot covers a square half
mile into which Frances North.
western network OF railroads daily
pour materials coming from all
parts OF the world.
Great r. r. System
II the French offensive has car
ricd terrible destruction in advance
NJ tho armies. II was wrought equal.
~ incredible progress in the rear.
The eight munitions depots have
been connected with the battle
front by q veritabie mystic maze
OF railways OF both broad and mar.
row gauge
In peace times II would have re-.
quired years work 10 construct
them. Approaching the battle front
three lines converge ever more In.
tricLtely.
So perfected is this railway sys-
tenn that each of the eight depots
can pour out upon the Somme bat.
tie front its entire square half-mile
OF munitions and material every 6
hours. On other specially con
structed railways all Of broad
gauge, guns are being carried TO the
front
Numbers of Air Men
From the depot the way led to
one OF the four aviation camp
which protected every depot. but
which are only small part of the
aviation service on the Somme
front During the visit scarcely a
minute passed that armed aero.
planes either did not return or de.
part for the German front The air
was literally alive with air scouts.
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runaway when the sled careened
against an obstruction. Twice thex
have wounded Kayanaugh in sim
liar frenzied dashes.
But that same wild energy has
time and again saved him from
death when all depended upon their
stamina.
The contract with the govern
ment calls upon this man 10 carry
200 pounds OF mail each trip. IL
II worth more than its weight in
gold to the isolated Eourdoughs to
whom II means heartwarming con-
tact with wives. children. mothers
and friends on the outside.
NO peril" said Kavanaugh. is
too great to face when you know
what your coming means 10 these
mail.hungry fellows in far camps
"Blizzards. open, icy water to
wade thru. hunger. savage dogs.
thawing dogs harness by the little
oil stove when you'd sell your soul
for sleep after the days run-these
are all in the routine work"
For that Kavanaugh gets $3.50 q
month during the winter season
But this year Uncle Sam hasn't
managed TO get the money IL owes
him TO Kayanaugh, tho he's sup
posed to receive II In four inss4
ments. In addition TO this, the car
rier has paid $500 expenses out Of
his own pocket.
kavanaugh. however. does bis
part. and the mail goes thru.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-22
ART SMITHS WIFE
TIES UP MS COIN

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. ga
Mrs. Art Smith. wife OF the aviator.
intends TO fight her husbands suit
for divorce
The fact that she had filed an ap-
pearance In the case here and had
obtained from Superior Judge Cab
sniss an injunction tying up all
Smiths property until his divorce
petition has been disposed OF be
came known today.
Mrs. Smith alleges that the avi.
stor is worth 800 900. and that he
has an income of $1,000 a week.
Her petition. II Is believed. fore
casts legal action to demand a divis-
ion OF Smiths estate and large
amount Of alimony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-22
PUBLIC MARKETS


sail - swss, POTATOES Gc a. pole
beans lie tsc peas, he sec. corn. 3
fFssh hattaF, 8st IN ibs Use. Ne
81 10. fancy fresh fframsfg batter f1e
10 IA str. J lie ptfs strictly frrsh
ssss sos Csc. fresh oregon ssns aac
dos nniid faii cream fhrsss tsr -.
stall iie fts sstr4 fire bulls coffee.
Sac sef bottle Enkiiah saBrs 100. 1tr
each fahi. salt its ste pkg washing
pupdsf itr. ssc bottle grape juice. tsn
? sar bottles rnitsrs ratsgp 1fr rtsiis
1855, fresh singer snaps To- ih 80
ilquid fsasSF. itr tae sise AEfl Toe
glasses % isiif &C. stall a. fresh sneits
10 strs hsfftnE Sc 10 Chinook
salmon lie str large salmon trout.
tsc ~ fresh hAiihut Zoe 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-22
WILL BLOW UP DAM
here FRIDAY, 2P. N,


Preparatory TO lowering Lake
Washington TO the level OF Lake
Union. the cofferdam separating
the waters of the lakes in tho
canal will be blown away by dyn1
mite at y. m, Friday, The worsV
will be done by the Pierson Con-
struction Co.
Announcement OF the plan was
made Tuesday by Lieut.. Col. ]. Il.
CHvanaugh. in charge of the canal
building, who urges househoat
owners to watch the lowering wa
ter closely that they may not be
left stranded.
The process of lowering Lake
Washington will be slow, as gates
viii be maintained to let the wster
thru gradually.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-22


NtRll W. lbs standard white Ffanu.
lated sursf. soc stall H. fresh pastsur.
if"d miik. g. a. B. ~ FiAn 1895. nse
pack shtimps. Toe pork and beans z
cans lse stall 1903. gsc can piment0ss.
zee 100 oysters. cans isc. white corn
meal iu bulk. g. 10 " bars laundry soap.
E q" stan iaiii sharp flu cream cheese
.lu ~ fresh ranch exas sTs dos ibs
ueah ground bone. gsc. Htai ~. ffesh
peanut butter 100 ID he gee. isc
inatrs bread &c. Tor fsr. ~ o. iaavrs
zoe hiail itef. picked spare RIBS .,
~ piekisd pis hooks lie D. stall q.
steel epi eoffss, PIC NJ. seoa coffee. asc
70 lhH SOC stalls $3.50. zee coffee.
- ihs Soc niehilnE spices 500 10
pure Imported olive Oh $50 o. tuna tea.
- lb stan &C.. home made hem loaf
zoe % potato salad. isisc h. clipped
beer sec VI. stalls a. peaches TO- dor
fancy tomatoes g. 30 Malaga grapes o.
~ STALE tfttt. potatoes. 81 gs sack, de-.
iiveFea
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aS-Farm Lands for Sale.

TO WHOM iT MAY CONCERN
The undsrniansd has made application Co
erect blacksmith shop af lot a..
Hiaeh ~, usaFSrtaen ADA
Anyone desiring 20 protest against such
occupation musi fiis such protest ~
the office ~ superintendent - Build.
inEs prior 60 August - ifie
BuKoWsNt, Lessee.
Rera soE.6 Ordinance $3.50
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BY JACK JuNomEYER
COLD BAY. Alaska, Aug. q.
FOR every letter he carries
over ~inter-bound trails 10 the
lonely men OF the interior, the
Alaskan mail runner risks his life
many times.
Send me the best you
breed" 10 Uncle SANS demand
for his rLshcrs.
And that's the kind OF man
Harry kassrauah 10.
ksvanaueh beats across the
toughest mail route in Alaska.
From Cold Bay to Dillingham;
on Bristol Bay. and back Is 700
miles.
Behind his wolfy. fcrocious Nal
amutes. kayanaurh makes the
round trip in about 20 days
Most OF the going ia across the
treacherors ice OF frozen lakes and
water courses. Many times he has
gone thru. beating the deadly cold
in freezing limbs TO reyfving fire
by n few minutes
Tho dogs for that kind OF travel
ing must be hard. splendid beasts
That means they are OF the wild
est. toughest. fighting Malamuie
strain. Such Is the pack kayan,
augh drives. and times withou,
number they have disputed with
him for mss,ery-disputed with
slashlng fang and cunning lunge.
Last year they killed the mail
carriers native trail companion In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-22
FUNERAL SERVICE
TO BE WEDNESDAY

The funeral services for the late
Attilio F. SbedIco, formerly "A pro
lessor at the University Of Wash.
inFton. will be held Wednesday
morning In the chapel OF the
lessed Sacrament. on Ninth ave.
n. T..
The family will leave the resi-.
dence. 1880 Brooklyn ave. at $3.50
u. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-22
} WOMEN ROBBED

Sarah Cohen. SOC 2lst ave. left
TWO gold rings and pair of ear
rings on her kitchen table Monday.
and when she returned burglar
rad gone off with them.
Mrs. Carl Mattson. 1891 Delmar
Drive. returned home Monday
evening to find her home ransack-
Cd and watch and savings
bank gone. The thieves broke a
window, and released the catch IL
force their entrance.
Mrs, Nj. T. Aldrich, sol Sprin
ST., reported burglars took a hand
bag containing s. and jewelry val
ned at $40 from her home durinl
the day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-22
U. W. LOSES TEACHER

Prof Orvllle =. Cockerill, mem.
Der OF the state university law fac.
ulty since 1910. has resigned to
practice his profession In the city.
Lack Of funds TO make salary In.
creases possible for university fac.
rlty members has resulted in the
loss OF eight members recently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-22

stall 3 pot roast Tc 90 Tee ~ 3 boiling
s~sf g 10. hambuFHrf sfsAk } he 40
lamb tler. = o. fanrf hsms. i1ac %.
stall . fresh rhufurd butter 2ae ih :
lbs 81 ae strictly ffesh sFss Z dos fte
hest peanut batter Z NE f.f, new sharp
Premier rhssss aee a. Stale tz-N-tk.
sssrt corn. Ter Esf YeiinN tamAtoss
its % hafhauss tomatoes ite % large
ranfaiaapes for 2af ssE riant g. art
lee. celery s. and zoe. pas 2 lts its
stalls afsft fresh satsF catfish. spr 10
iars~ salmon tfout Ete and zee each
tssiiss ihs rolled oats see. ibs
sugar. Gee Ice raTs soda crackers
tAri , 10 beans. Use. lem beg ~ npnr
fse stalls fs.ft. baked tsans tee -
pure hensf, 80 81 IS At sss Hsofiss
zoe uks
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sOI III INn

Ffrsh butter. ase M fresh exss 2 dor
Itc clans. ~ eeu. tomatoes fer 10 Z.
breast iaHh ier a. veal chops ife 10 4
hslihul lie slt salmon trout Toe ID
saiad dressing itc bottle German
mustard. tee ID Shapes ths sEc.
peaches. zee basket. dauEbnufs Zee dos .
eeesiss he zee, satsrnsians g. 10
swssf pFppsrs. 10 i1r apples 10 dos .
cautaiuupss 4 fsf csc
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WHITE

stall "A. ffesh Washington butter. aEe
~ ihs % co. fail cream cheese zoe
~ ffssh Eround peanut butter. Zoe 10
hiahs 1851. rotfsEs hgus iee d. pot
roast loo ~ iansh cbeps tt- ~ Htsti.
4ifs4. habitat. ice 10 Salmon igHr ~ [.
salmon trout. itr 10 black cod iiss
tar stalls a1aa. spring lamb stew. zoe
" extra fine bacon str ~. ~ ths piece
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-22
MADAME ARTS

Scientific phrenoioRist and ciairvoyant
has Just arrived IN your city, can adj
Wise you on all affairs In life. ~ YOU
ere IN doubt or deEpondont over your
business or family affairs. you can
come out more than conqueror By CON
sulting this wonderful lady Tells you
who ana when you will marry. advises
you In business ana family affairs. love
and marriage tolls what you are
adapted FOR ana how e. be Hurceasfui
In life. Hours from TN g. Special
price. 90 cents Room 80. berkshire
Hotel, 1910 second ave.
cLAfRVOYANT MD PALMfsTRY SIS
University. between rim and sixth.
Tell past. present ana future consist
Ing business aud love affairs advise
you about divorce cases and what viii
be your lucky step IN life "a take viii
tell fun names ~ your lover sweet
heart. friends. enemies. and what YOU
are most adapted for. Special readings,
SOC. Permanently located.
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- For Sale Miscellaneous
SASH AND DOORS

send your orders fnr sash anf doors
eireet 70 O n Williams Co We cas-
save yeu money give you the best %
ssrNir~ snd guarantee sac delivery
our hir eataingue No ~ maiiet free
Postpaid On request rhis eataieEue
sheuld be IN ths hands o. every ons
expecting 20 huiii Write fer one today
t-erpHss panel door. .......tiat
craftsman t-pshel fear. ....... rs
cottage froa' door. n ria.. SEQ
Screen doors ralNsaisrd wire. &C.. i.fk
sttfs f-itEht windows ... iN
lesis s-nrhf sash - a.
sessf medicine cabinet door . ast
CUPBOARD door slash Train panels as
ply veneer panei.. square foot "a.
Iurue' perch columns Essss.e as
sfsmes Inside finish. moaldinxs baiia-
ere hardware
O WILLIAMS CO
Tel vain fssr ists r,r., A..
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25--Spiritual Mediums

MADAM DAVIS Snftb EUROPEAN
raimist Price Soc Win her w8uder.
fui elsirsoyant ppwers Hhs tolls you
an oas reading siii convince you
Questions answered isie Seventh. be.
tween Fiks and rins.
dnTrn 10Y MEDIUM - cmAnLEr
FfankiiH special. str. Evening en-
sarenents 90 parties tnoysityl 40
e-ptsd. reasonable tiGh ripe Main
iggi
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riAe ever owi druE stefs
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card rradsf psimist gtc teta iiks
earnsf firsi Hotel Euintt
MADAM FHr@-HEitAnI.f rLXfnyoY.
ant cafd reader ttis PIN. Eiieu
tespw
LILLIAN aErMorR - WONDERFUL
spiritual eiaiFsuFsnt medium reading
daily 1913 sls,h ave nssr rniaH
nav Mis- ntWnick ~cincLEH rrEa.
day FRIDAY evenings consultation
aany Hotel Nsndems 1871 Pir.' 49,.
itiss SEVENTH AYR = uENrtNE
esrd rssiinE neesg
27-For Rent unfinished
ifs s6-ffNr tgWOoM rNFfWNfaHEn
and s-faarn furnished apartment all
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tfet Terrace ruuft
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29-Unfurnished Apartments
THE QUINCY . MonEnN . ANp q
rooms Inexpensive III lith East
mr LAwnESce : ANp j MODERN
apartments Cali faAs Ftshfh ave
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: AtHt--. SOS

Only half mile from Lake Wash.
inEtous improved with nss
house. sell stc terms $50 down.
balance so monthly N sou
want acres Tor chickens fruits
and FHrdsn adjoining Seattle.
come across and sec this place
Take East Madison ears and
Kirkland boats and cali AZ Hutke
a Fsrrars office IN kirkland
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2s~SPiRfT0Af MEDIUMS
MADAM NELLIE

Worlds greatest ciairvoyant and phrsn-
olpEiAt guarantees 10 read your entire
life. past. pregsnt and future. gives true
advice on business. love. health and
family affairs. tells the name Of your
future husband or wife. aud what 10 do
TO be successful IN life She has lust
arrived in this city. never here before
one visit Will pay you for your many
disappoinimonts In others She VIII 70
move all obstacles and tell you how 10
win ana hold tho one you desire She
gives advice on all important affairs OF
life. Special readings soc. Hotel Elk
rnnfn 9. LEI aennnh nenr plnn
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44--Houscs for Sale

AN AWFUL BARGAIN
North End 5-room cottage. lot G0xf0o!
beautiful flowers. fino fruit trees
breaking down with fruit nice lawn.
also fine, large range In cottage. also
gaH stove, streets graded cement
Wake only $3.50 for all; 500 cash
balance so per month.
g. j. BELL A. 60
Main 3ts2 215 alnba ul,oi,
~, $50 BUYS b-ROOM BUNGALOW
Look Mt A. 72i u. seth At, then call
at s0oT Arcade Bldg.
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TENTS swStSCa
- sZ4Xk Ever gthtnr In Canvas
: u j webb Kitchen CO
$500 al University
Fh0SooRAPns Our srEcfALrf
We trade. hug. rent. repair
Musical Record Exchange
Tvs Ws.tisk. elliott ssfi
CLEARING HOUSE
For Musical fn.trurnsntN
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| PUGET SOUND
STEAMERS
ALL LOCAL ROUTES
srgAsEHs LEAVE FROM toIaA~
DOCK. roor og MARION sTnEyr
t.sss. Arrive
seattle H.4tt.
'vses~sis. n. C.--rs~s rsv~~~ss--r.rs
iie -s~-msr s.i Due. Tor tispu
mia Te-ns@na. Williams daily
niaht 'puns~nss. fss4uiraB
dsiiy 'kns.iss ard Victoria
Does nst Gals asi
ifieiofis saasaYs "eW
r.s.sa. Direct
sasfn se~mess rseema andl stsFn
Steam tndisss pail. Tor Tasi ~ seam
~ esafn coma dirsst steamer isifeFsn
espm ss~rr tss hcars Gee z itgm
sspsa sinsls trip. kec Foundi sispm
ssprn irfa csnnsrtien. 81 srspss
sssru Tacoma -iih steam s;iersn
itpm sfs Tor Olympus ard ~ ispss
d.iiy shsi,on asiir
Pert rswss~sd special
team str sisss. Tor Port ! ispfu
eepsn 'Tprn.end dlrsct ts isrsa
dslty Connects 81 To~nssnf daily
'wiih rail- llnes for ell
points on Olympic
peninsula
.rou re~s.~sa--Asaeesse~-
sssiiinshsm
sas~ steamer whstoem.i sssrn
daily Tor Pert Townsend. daily
lAnsoss,ss ard Bel
iiinsham.
r.es~si--B~iiinsh sn,--Anseerses--
Pert Te-nsena
10 ssprn =. = .kul.hss. fsrI .s.prn
daily Ev.r. Anseeriss daily
sud pei iinrha
Calls 81 Port ToWn-
ssnd southeound on.
w Does not rsl att
Evsrst, saturdays
san Jasn Islands ts~iiingham
fiss str. Re.sii~. Tor rori' s sspr.
nidn'ht Town.snd ana Bel. Tus.dy
Sunday bingham. via all san Thursy
Tussd'y Juan island points Estary
ThHfs'y
san Juan Observation-Disclosures
eosm str. city Of AnG~ss-. 5eepm
T'ussd'y fer n.iilnsham via Monday
Thursr San Juan Island Wednes
Ra,ury paint. Friday
Port rown.~nd-rer Anseies--->eah
nay and way Ports
1870 isteam~v Utopia. for sosprn
midn'hi Port Townsend. Port TussdY |
RundayiAnHslss Sssh nay Thursy |
Tussd Wand Way ports sa,ury |
Thurs'y
FORT rewn.~ad--Port Ans-ie. and
WAY Forts
ia1os str wAi.i..le. for ,oopn
midn'ht Port Townsend Port Sunday |
Monday Angeles. clailam and wednes
wsdns. way ports Friday
Friday
Port Gamble-iodiew--flA
oepfn steamer Puget. Tor iesm
daily Kingston. Gam b 10. daily
except lt.udlow ''EHion, except |
satur'ylF iaEi Ter. Townsend. Sunday |
Evansville frondsie
and HAdiocb
Saturday Only
eopn steamer Puget. for s3oopm |
Kingston. Ludlow and
way points.
sun day Only
.o0am steamer Puget, for t1opm /
Kingston. Ludlow and
way points.
Hood eanaI--t,smb ie-Ludlow
. ooam Str retlstch. for 7;tsam
daily Ludlow. Port Gamble, daily
except ''BanEor and all except /
sunday points on Hood Canal Monday |
Masweltcn and Austin
ooam str. Potiatch for t.oopm |
daily lMsrwei,on and Aus daily
except tin Str. Utopia or except
Sunday lWaiaie~le leaves Aus Monday
Tin ~ 30 a m and
iNAswelton i7ib y
m. daily except Mon
day FOR Seattle
.stsamar kulshan viii call at Port
Townsend, nofthhound Saturdays
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steamer kulshan viii call at Port
Townsend notthhound. Saturdays
only leaving Seattle at 10 D. m,
Points marked .. are boat landings
Passengers for these points and for
other boat landing points mus, make
their own arrangements for landing
and assume all risk and liability in
making such landing Steamers pas
senger rate does not include boat land.
ing charges
luggage liability II limited TO wear
ins apparel, not to exceed 100 for
whole Ticket $50 pounds allowed free
Steamers and schedules subject TO
change without notice Freight re-
ceived daily for all points tesceptinK
THcoma) named In above schedule
Tickets must be purchased at ticket
office open from ESQ n m TO ia:oo
midnight
PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION co.
Ticket office. CoImsn Dock.
Phone. Main 3D0s.
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LADfEs-MY REMEDIES POSITIVELY
guaranteed safe and sure. Terms suit
all cases. is3t 18th ave, East Madison
car
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ADAIINE LLOYD

Others come and 20. IN, for 20 years
hdalins Lloyd has been seottie's phren.
oloRlst and business adviser In ali ~.
fairs 81 life. 81 Union. Apt u III
Holt asa. Special this week. soc.
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23--PERSONALS

noEs ANYBODY Know rHn wiEnE'
abeuts % Nr " t.indrgfeut. who
len Noautam April H. 1913, 60 find
work as engineer w tAniisrs NetifS
Mrs ,. " tiadstrum, tit Nlnih st.
MnnuIlnl Mash