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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-01

FOR RKST-s-Hoom HOUSE. ii4oo
per month. os7 ~ stst For inforrna-
ton call Ballard siis
FOR HEST-s-ROOM MODERN COT
take. us 1s5t n Aloha at near 7sth
and Madison East tat3
i.PoOH HOUSE 1850 MONTH
Phone Sidney sos
3O-Fur. Rooms for Rent
wNsTED-FoUR YorSG MEN TO
occupy room with twin beds. 81 70
per week. 7is 7sth ave
32-Male Help Wanted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-01
So Business Personals

b5-Business Personals
NV GREENE uoTrt HOLLAND.
Fourth ana jefferson, near court house
hasily reached fof ministerial services
PRIVATE parlorr Main Gtgi
tA0rtME rIANo PLAYING
Ana popular music taught Ia 20 lessons.
fantaGsH nida
ltcE CREAM AND CAKE. sec. ne.
tween and y m, on sunday. Ne
Nsmber g. OF ti0 alst ave. near Nesisr.
PRACTICAL NURSE MHs WGfLEfKs
sen, iOts 18Th n ", Phone ballard
1857
kopAkERA IN Ar /. AT 8 THEY'RE
done" 10 cents a roll iaeoba, n 4.
nidU
BESSIE ktNusfoS @tthiiC arEN.
ottaphst toa crazy nidE
lANAsAuolis sso hat. ioos l., az.
bfNNth IVA woRkH- fta AZ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-01
49A-Auction Sale

19A-AuctlOn sale
MANY CONHiGSMESTH srs coming N
for FRIDAYS AUCTION SALE. 10 20.
NOVEMBER :. 81 HftEf1ta AfC.
TON HOUSE. 1oaf-ff0 second ave
Among the many pieces wiii - found .
v.ry I'm. Great Majestic range ana
other roai ranges ras range heaters
Victor talking machine. cabinet and
100 records. spanish leather davsn.
poFt secretary. mahogany dresser ami
rhlff0nisr ladies deHhH. library tables.
huffsts. extension tables. chairs. rock
sr- very fine - and "a Nernfq Martin
beds. brass and enamel beds. With ouf
~. complete. 20 pairs new plllnwa
roiiafop desk. swivel chairs tnlaid
ilnotsum. art squares. carpets. rugs,
kitchen cabinets. hons cfushsr. sausage
nIlsr. ste John rushsii a Cons. Auc-
tiouesrs Main 1891
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-01

$3.50 60 $3.50
ErEat.Assrs. HPEcTsct.Es. FtTTrD
~tth sphsriesi leases. cen gisis. ;fe.
feeiuiins saamfHatieu hrhuaFfs.
Csvtsmstrts'. ~ Episr Elsrk. si1 Sc.
sne Broken isn.~s Duplicated
rtIONua ttAFtH orR HFrCtAirr
FuHEInS RECORDS
MUSICAL RECORD EXCHANGE
isis wsstish. Hiiiai, ffft
Oppa.tf- nsu Ttfn@. HidE
We buy. trade. ssrhshEs. repair
FUW aAfE - ~. tuOT RACINE ~.
closed iAnneh stt salt Sater ntflnEs
a-h o Racine arHl4r fort tender and
fisattng iauurn hnuss A barEsia Al
for 1850 cash fhnns Safth 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-01
SERVICE FLAGS

SERVICE FLAGS
}. wstb Eitrh-n a CO.
81, University s'
pt-sN EEftR rHCSKH
And NsE- for ices rsrsiftsr - iukxsrs
sni uantr-iias SO second ave. ussr
james Main .tf7.
rfsARrEpt~G untcN or CEMENT
work. oil or new. promptly attsudsA
20 a. rsssonshis rates Phone Elliott
sss
SEw PIANOS FnR nrSr RrSr Ar.
piisf on purchase Meyer Toner. ai9
tnien.
PikNOH -aPEcfsf. nARDAtSs ~ oun
sHchsaEs department Meyer Tousr
fie union q
ksvAsAuuu.s 81 es H.Ts tees 81 ..
2nd Hand Clothing
CLOTHING BorGHT AND Hotp ipat
Frrs, svs 1915 wssiiaks ave. Phone
Main 500
o. 20 SIS Tor Enof us~d suits pfhsr afti-
dies proper ienstsiy Msia ifli
i6-Wanted Miscellaneous
~ voU HAvN ANYTHING TO ~gt.t4
cell ths Pseifs Auction Co. Main stss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-01

IAN NAu''its ttes hats ioea Il, ave
bssNtn ntn woRha ice f,e a..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-01

WE MY MORE usED FURNITURE
I any pay higher prices than any house
! In IN. city. Phone Main sssf Seattle
Auction Co. zoos Second ave.
Blsss rarn 60. eos ris. Main ssls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-01

SofT rrnp no tnSrER. sHSott Ely
rer,r~s mechanical rnnfifions ass
,sr-s. $3.50 casa Call Elliott ifii
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09
MOTHERS DAY MAY 13
 TO BE OBSERVED IN
 APPROPRIATE STYLE
Sons and Daughters Away From Home to Remind Dear Ones by Letters and Telegrams CT Flowers They are Not
 Forgotten

Cs-.z-!oas- pinE for Mothers liTing and ras,e for Mother dead. the official flower q 3iothers ezr. wln decorate stoss2nds ot b2tto1Ao1es and to b. pinned 70 ss many dresses thrlout inc United s14,es next sunday. May 13. 2hea Ire Nation EIl. vaire 10 pay --5torla-s~ this tender tribute
 There w.il b@e ,elegFaus to Mothers Tar o.s,ent- Just ro les you know ! TIT -1.-king ., yoH today" and kindred aonely sentiments 1Ill be clicked over tae 1iEss oy night letters. Day let rers and letters sent Oy mail, while still others will remember Mother by relegFapaiag flowers CT making spec lal visits.
 The churches will hold special ser- r.ces oa taar occasion while the ser naons mIli be sppropriste to the Moth e-'s 1ag sen,ir1en, For Eo.her. like --asie is cosmopolitan speaklng in q gntveresr language understood by all ratio1a a.d crceds.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09
SENATOR HICKMAN
 WELL PLEASED WITH
 YORK ACCOMPLISHED
Vas Kept Busy From the Time He left Here Until He Landed
 Home Again

Senator Hickman this morning de- o'ared that he had nothing to say other than that he was satisfied of rhe treatment accorded him by al' his co-workers during the entire session of the legislature. He had plenty 10 fight over, but he managed TO hold his own.
 He briefly explained few bills that were defeated and others enacted. The one that pleased him most to pass ~as the appropriation for the school. With the amount appropriated, the in o1rporated towns will have something 10 work upon, he said
 The one that pleased him the most to defeat was the increase of the sal ary Of the attorney-general. The sen a'or said that the attorney-general when elected had contracted with the territory to work for the salary at tached 10 the office and that he saw no reason to increase the salary at this early date
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09
LENS MUST BE FREED
 BRITISH CRY--BATTER-
 DOWN THE LAST LINES
Germans Have hassed Ey3q Available Man to Re- sist the Ceaseess British Assaults Long
 Struggle is Anticipated.

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09
CANNOT LOCATE
 THE PRISONERS
Man and Woman Arrested at Anchorage Are Brought
 Here for Trial

Sometime ago. man and c zoInan charged 1ith White S,aYerT were ap- DTsaeaded q Anchorage on 2 warrant from fhA Assistant District Attorneys e<-ce here. and were ordered back 10 stand trial ! special agent of the Government arriTed lasr evening on the Spokane aith the prisoners. f was reported this morning. However, J till two o'clock this a;ternoor, an official said that they had not beel de- liTered .. the federal jail. From that he reporter concluded that they were being kept in safety box deposit or something and called f 'phony pro- ceedings
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09
MRS H0LZHEINER COMING
 NORTH ON =. S. SPOKANE

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09
NAVY STREHGTH IS INCREASED BYH0USE BILL TO ONE HUNDRED
 AND FIFTY THOUSAND MEN
Balfour Addresses Senate and Tells Members That Submarines Cannot Pos siby Win the War. He
 StiI fayors Sending American troops Over

WASHINGTON. May 9.-This morning the house took Up the bill having far it's object the in- crease of the war strength of the navy to enc hundred and fifty thousand men. After consider able wran r,ing. it was passed by 3 large r1a iarlty.
 In the senate. AIr. Balfour. the British foreign minister and head Of tHe commission visiting the Uni. States. delivered an address in which he said that it was imp2s Die for the subma- rine to win he war: that it might rake Ionger than II was desired by the pe40ts but that eventual ly. the submarines will be out of the fight
 Al . C9e--ereece 0I the com nittee ot Ike house. a report was 6roue5 cut in the army ap- prop1tati5a b.I favoriag the rat ification af lie senate amend ment which favored the rein statement oi the five hundred thousand dollars for roads and trails il < za. which was drop ped from the bill before adjourn nent Of cen .ess the last of Feb ruary.
 WASHINGTON. May 9.-sec- retary Daniels of the navy. fol-
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09
FOUR PROPOSALS
 OFFERED BY THE
 GERMAN PROTESTS

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09
AL-hIC OWING

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09
HARVEST THE
 HERRING CROP
 FOR THE WORLD

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 aaar.as ETEa1gsii AIsaka Eho a5 aaeeaTor to arrange meetings b. .waea &r K,ie and those interested and Gsaerslae sesia, in fissemiaat- i1g the Information.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09
OFFERS 5000 ACRES

PHILADELPHIA. May s-Tae ta- raous model farms q Henry : Hale. . wealthy Philadelphia manufacturer. located il the White Mountain region ot New Hampshire. have been o1=-ed 1o the Government. n letter 10 Secretary Of Agriculture Houston Mr. Hale writes:
 T an the owner of nearly 5000 acres II Coos Coun-y. New Hampshire. On account principally ot ,he food and lator problem ] now offer these farms. s.xE@eE in number -o ,ha Cote-a eur.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09
CHINA PREfiIER
 IN FAVOR OF 4
 WAR MOVEMENT
At a Secret Session With Cabinet Members Urge the Adoption
 of Resolution

PEElNG- 3-zy yesterday aE a meeting = 11ic1 eve-r cabinet mem Der azs present .i- was agreed that -1a a14- hold secret session of psr.-sn=l- ,odaT z, waich 1he adopt ion C resolution 1@claFing war gain Germany was 70 oe introduced Accordingly. ta= m=saag was held. -ae P--@-=- u-g.1z -1= adoption ot sLe r==o,a-.o- T. was -inally decided 70 refer t1e 7esol-t-C- ro cha stand .1g co-ui.te= oa resolutions for con- s.1=rz-.oa stT--g till -9Eorrow 10 re DOT
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09

lowing an inspection of the anti submarine machine. the device of the naval consulting board as reported by the Chairman Sam- ders. said that the machine is the most important that ever
 ..as invented and will be of far reaching effect in combating the deadly submarine. The secre- tarv is very enthusiastic over the discovery.
 WASHINGTON. May 9.-Ma- ior Richardson is to leave i'll a day or two for Alaska to arrange the commissions affairs in case he should be needed in the army. The Major may be promoted to the rank of Brigadier General.
 A3 3SI1lNG IO4N, May J. There is a movement on foot here among the leaders of both houses of congress to demand that an appropriation be made of not less than one billion dol lars for building a merchant fleet to overcome the submarine. The shipping board estimates that the government should buildfive millions tons of steel and wood- en vessels during the next two years. 4 bill to that effect may soon be introduced.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09
TheColonel
 Urges Send ing Troops
 Right Now
Blood he Says Must Be The Price of Our NegIi- Qence to Enfofce Our
 Rights.

NEW YORK. May e--eoloael Roose ysli in a speech last evening 10 one ot the largest audiences ever gathered 10 hear him, said taar the United States must pay with blood for the failure 10 prepare gae country during peaee so defend ils rights during the ~a- The allies he said had paid dear " for thelr neglect and we should have benefited by their experience. He concluded by urging s1e people 'o de -4e6 q she government that troops ee Sz-s across Immediately The Col 12sl a4s loudly 2pp.au@ed.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09

LONDON May @-E-le recent food proclamation issued tT Hing George E ts almost identical visA enc issued oy George III in 1SaA sha main dit- ference eetns that The older proela- Ea.5oa called upon Taa people 70 re- 11ce .ze consumption es bread by aJ 1ezs- zzs-thi-d. instead at one-.ourth- The George III appeal. was issued Eo-s1Tsr. n response e a request by pz-..a1-=-E-
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09

KANSAS CITY. Mo May s-Wumen probably vii replace men as oosduc. tcrS q Kansas City street cars when zhs frs million men shall have been called co he calors- The Kansas City Railways Company already is .a7esti- sat.as Wira view -o being il a pcs l-.ol sa make ne claTses necessary ;c adap; sts service 70 the needs tt it's ear t-=Rs and rAe public under the an -jcisa-a6 conditions
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09
LES D ARC1 ENLiSTS
 AS RESERVE FLYER

MEMPHIS. Tenn May s--Les D A-ey. tae Australian elz.lis;. who has been za2ele D eEgage in any ring bat --as l1 t1ls country h=a4use he was cea-Ee5 wi-a being stacker has ea..s-a3 n -Aa reserve aviation corps ot e1= Tr5se3 States arz-r q the Mem p-5s raining camp
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09
IE FROM MORA SOUND

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09

SAN FRANCISCO. May 9-Appli- -aosS .o7 service n sha training camp
 s- e@es7S es :ee ~essFve corps which as-l 1asa a- s1e P-ssi55o here May l5, s-o1.1 CVt- aecc-t-as 10 2a official TO .-.5c4,Jo2 by L5e-s- Col Melvin ". Gcs-as. @ho Is l2 charge ot military --4--.ss camps see t1s western depart man: q sAe a.zv- leave their homes u-;l, 1cs1t.s5 q cAa57 aceep.aacs or e5at.5o- hy The army officials
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09
BILLINGSLEY TO APPEAR TOMORROW
 IN OPEN COURT
The Announcement Was Made by His Attorney Who is Ready
 for Next Move

SEATTLE. May a--The attorney for Logan Billiags.ey announced this nor ming that his client. 3 fugitive rom justice would appear in open court tomorrow. The attorney said tha, he had everything ready for the next move and that proceedings would be instituted 10 null the sentence ia dae r..r.-
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09
SPOKANE GOES SOUTH

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09

LA CROSSE. May 9.-Shooting out ,he headlight of an approaching ex- press train. Frank Netwan private in Compaay B. Srd, Wisconsin. saved the life ot ! comrade, Charles Frederick son Fredericksou. guarding a bridge had fallen between the ties and could no, eN,ricate himself Netwall ag1-ae- sed she attention et the trains ensin- ger by eIuptying his rifle into the head I!Sht.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09
SECRETARY LANE EXPECTS TOURIST
 TRAVEL HEAVY

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09
BACK FROM HIDDEN INLET

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09
WOMEN TO OPERATE
 SEATTLE STREET CARS

SEATTLE. May a.-The stree, car company this morning announced that 8 plan was on foe; Jo train women Jo operate street cars throughout the city before thc end of the present year, This MI ba made compulsory due to Jhe drat, of men for the army.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09
MILK WAGON DRIVERS
 STRIKE COMES TO END

SEATTLE 2,as 4-~a' The end Of -re.Te hours ot battle, The raiiAnaen drivers strike wsS SGccSSsiG2. she dri- rs-S se;tz1s @1 advance 8. nearly what f. .esv demanded sc- 2 period q: swen- -y months
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09
MARINES WILL
 WEAR HELMETS

N.ASE1ez=-aE. !. c. 4faE 9.-Bul- et and shes-ae -rssiztanz trench hel- nets have ta adopted ay the United States Ma . These Soldiers Of rAe sea" ar first American forces 10 adopt ti.s leatsear.
 Tie new helmet ts 6 compromise be- tween the Preach and The British type. i < made q. single piece of chilled stee.
 Under tzz- ne helmet resisted eight stee,-iacEe- ae.e-s from Spring 5i-.d r.E- # 1 fec. and broke only upon the i.arso. CT rhe ninth missile.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09
0HR SENATOR GETS
 IMPORTANT OFFICE

Governor Strong last evening ap- pointed Senator j. R Heckman chair r1an Of the Territorial Fish Hatchery ~90mission whose establishment was provided for by an act of the Terri.
 rial legislature The other mem
 of the commission have not yet been apointed
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09
LEAVES FOR HOME

Joe Washburn, who has been wis IF in Kefchlkan with his brother MT George Waahburn and Mrs. Wash bdrn for tho past Six months, left iaat ctanjng for his old home in Che
 lah. Wash. near Spokane, where his mother lives. lie i8 planning however, T returning this fall.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09

WASHINGTON May 9.-The com I.=--a .. 4ays and means ot the house a- Eca4 -96aE reported untaVorah.y me -4y4aee pill for s1se3o9laa In E46.at=,y. Representative Kirc1.n in tro5ec=d another to raEe i-s place.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09

CJPENI5 E>.. May s-German ar risrs are taa -est recruits demanded oy tAe German war machine The German academy Of arts has been no titied tLaf .sts will be subject to cornpulsorT earo.lmel- under the na. tiOnal ser.5cz ls~.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09
MAX FREED SUICIDES

SEATTLE. May Max Freed heartily interested in real estate prop s-zs her=. committed suicide las even lns bT shooting himself through he head
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09
DR. FORBES COMING NORTH

SEATTLE. May e.-Dr. r. L. Forbes assis-aa- -o D. Mathews. will leave June frs so spend $ Eear re-orga1iz- ing and =x-=15i-g the Sunday schools throughout -he territory.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09
SOUTH ON BUSINESS

Ar and Mrs. H. C. Strong left last evening on the Spokane for Seattle, on hurried business trip, and will resaru on one Of the first boats.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09

EE WTo-E Y. Y. May 9.-3Iore than 3a1 Americans are stranded in Scaldiuar' countries unable 10 get home. and bssiua.na 10 feel want thru slor of food. according to a-aa Americas #a9 arrived a mem bers of tha of all American tank steamship sfan Copenhagen, Den mark
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09
LEGISLATORS GOING
 SOUTH FOR VACATION

tmong me distinguished pag8engera 0n tho Dolphin going south today. vere Representatives coonnb, of Coun- c.i Gcott7 Alien. of Nome, Phi corri- gan ol Candle ard Senator 'Gau~tad. ol Fa.rbanks- The latter stopped oYer to visit with Senator Hickman The legislatora arc On their way for It, s.e recreation before returning north fo taeir re4pectiye homes.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09

T. 4. Tucker of Craig, is among those registered at the Revilia today having arrived from the west coast .e.t.raay afternoon
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09

Should 4 ~ skating when her country k I ef.oas position a. Hollaudf Tie que ton wa5 raiacd in parliament DE I motion b censure Queen H'NhemH0 for going to skate on the Ice ai I(tl8 aardea soon after GeTmany's siInas-'a ne warfare was an. nounced
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09

I.oye Of good woman IS the best protection q man can have.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09

Natr1mony nay te synonym 7as Hisa a job lot os trouble.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-09

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