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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-16
vitality Needed for Growth.

Professor Lorigas conclusions we're:
First, that the period when vitality is
needed FOR the growth Of the body
and not merely for It's maintenance,
ends only between the twentieth and
twenty -tifth years; second, that In
every comparison Of height, weight
and lung capacity OF children of
wealthy and OF poor parents. great
differences In favor OF the wealthy
classes were shown; third, that similar
measurements of working and non
working children showed great differ
euccs In favor OF the nonworking chill
drcn. and fourth. that comparisons OF
the height and weights of conscripts
from different occupations demon
strated conclusivcly that after the nor
NAL age for growth had passed II Is
impossible ever To repair the damage
done by conditions which have re
tardod or caused uneven development.
lie admits that hcredity plays an i'm
portant part. but maintains that
hercdity merely fixes the average
around which there is ample room for
individual variations.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-16
o the Loyal Peol
OF uLsa

On behalf Of the United States of America the Tulsa association
in the fna report O LitetXIo sale b tlsa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-16

OF the University OF Rome. was pub
hshod by the Italian labor bureau. In
this pamphlet Professor Loriga gath
cred together the results of all the
scientific studies of the effects OF child
labor on the growth OF the body which
up to that time had been made in any
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-16
Identification Possible.

1t is understood. however. that the
tank farm guard and positively
identify the two men that he drove
away from the premises on the morn
ing OF May 10. Dawn was breaking
at that hour and 1t was light enough
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-21
|. ". ". STRIKE
PROVES FIzzLE

The l. w. w. general strike in
Washington, threatened week
ago IL members Of the organization
held in Jail for several weeks in
the eastern part of the state We're
not released. fizzled ont Tuesday.
Leaders of the organization de-
clare that the strike was not called
because Eastern Washington au-
complied with the de-
mands and are now releasing those
held as fast as possible.
Attorney George Nanderveer.
counsel for the l. w. W., returned
to Seattle Tuesday. after several
days spent in the eastern part OF
the state. lie said that within a
few days he expected that all of
the men held in jail in Ellensburg
would DO turned loose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-21
Vessel Movements
ARnIAIn AZ SIAITIE

NNlIN III NJ ~tAITtsE
Aug. I-rresident from aRn Diego. via
San Francisco. and Victoria. n. c. at
M.
Admiral FarraRut. from Anchorage.
via x W. and 3. y. Alaskan ports.
- 7ao a m.
Elihu Thomson. from Nome. Via ports
at a. ~.
Morning star. from Vancouver. II. c..
at m.
Aug. 9o-CAnada Maru. from Oriental
ports. at 30 n. m.
Saginaw, from San Francisco. at 6
. ~.
Portland. from s y Alaskan ports. at
$50 T.. m
Mariposa. from Anchorage. via s W
aud Z. y. Alaskan ports. at 1880
y ~.
Fulton, fron Powell River. II. c. At
~ - m.
SAILED FROM SEATTLE
Aug. gt,--Northsrn Light. for San Fran
cisco. Bon tow Of tug TRtoosh. at
$50 p m.
Argyil. for Port San Luis. at 1880
n IN.
Marirosn, for Tacoma. AZ S.45 n. m.
Aug go Admiral schley. for San Pedro,
via san Francisco. at s:iO D. m.
Calcutta Maru. for Oriental ports. at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-21
CONSULT
Madam Leslie

phrenoioEist and medium one
who can actually tell you what you
want 90 know without asking a single
question. Gives advice how 60 Eain
success la business and family affairs.
courtnhip and marriages. tells you
what business ~ most lucky for yuu
ana what part 81 tho world will be
more Euccessful Tor you. advises how 20
gain and hold a good position She tells
n tho one you love h. tue OF false
Eivss the name % your future husband
or wife. and causes speedy marriage
With the one ~ your vhciee brings the
separated together. makes happiness
between man and wife Tho madam
can advise how Co avoid ell had luck
and eVti influence and trouble. and
cause you 90 have guod luck and sue
cesa In anything you take tn hnnd This
lady does not tell 60 please YOU. but
gives only truthful advice yuu r'n de-
pend On. One visit 60 best Will repay
you Tor mAny diaappolnimeuta IN 9TH
srs THIS - tho madams fret tine IA
Seattle. Hatisfaction guaranteed Or no
charges Special readings 60 cents for
two weeks only. Hotel Norris. room J.
itsah THIRD, between uninn and Pike.
Hours. 70 $50. daily and Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-21
ERICKSON PLANT
TO BUILD STEEL
AND WOOD SHIPS

Both wooden and steel ships are
to he built NJ the yards Of the
Erickson Engineering Co. which
incorporated Monday with cap
ital stock OF s2.100.000, The new
company viii have It's plant on the
East waterway.
c. ]. Erickson. prominent con
structor OF the city; G. Il. Erlck-
son and Charles NJ Barnett are
tho principal incorporators.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-21

TO WRITE FOR
SICK SAMMIES
BY GEORGE MARTIN


United Press STAFF Correspondent
WASHINGTON. Aug. 81
Every Sammy in France will
have a secretary 10 write let
tiers 10 his folks II he ls too
badly wounded or too busy
swsttIno the Boehes to do ~
himself.
Adjt. Gen. Mccain has ar
ranged the same seerctariat
system for the first 6s7, 900
draft Ssmrles In oantonment
camps In this country this fall.
And for the mIlitlaren, like
wise.
our plan 10 enable friends and
relatives OF American soldiers 10
get prompt information as to their
welfare" said Gen. Mccain today.
will require. for every million
men. about 1000 officers. enlisted
men and field clerks"
World headquarters for this or
ganization, which Is already at
work, will be In the State. War and
Navy building in Washington. II
is known officially as "The Stats.
teal Division"
In addition 10 writing letters and
postcards. the duties OF members of
the division will include:
Gathering information concern.
ing individuals at general. division.
al. regimental and company head
quarters. field and base hospitals.
ports OF embarkation and CAMPS in
this country where troops are mo-
bilized and trained
Train Secretaries
Handling Inquiries concerning
prisoners of war; both German
prisoners in America and American
prisoners In Germany.
A big training school for these
Sammies' secretaries has been es-
at the war department
and is I'm operation now. Officers
of the division are being selected
from the officers training camps
and will be sent to France and TO
places in this country as soon as
trained.
Every company OF American
soldiers. everywhere said Gen.
Mccain. will be accompanied by
one or more of these men regular
ly stationed with IL. and part of
whose Job will be TO know every
man in the company.
Prepare Casualty Lists
This man will report to the
Regimental Statistical Division.
which viii be specially charged
with the preparation and forward
ing OF casualty lists and data as to
wounded and seriously Ill.,
Information will likewise be re-
ported as TO all civilians accredit-
ed with the army.
THE organization will finally be
by having regimental
section with each regiment. This
Will be in charge OF the regular ad-
jutant. assisted by the chaplain"
Gen. Mccain wishes all Sammies.
their relatives and friends to make
full use of this secretariat division.
Word can be gotten home. he feels.
more eXpeditiously by the Sammy.
thru one of the divisions form
postcards than by any other means
except expensive cable.
These postcards are official and
do not have to be delayed for cen
soring. II unable to write himself.
his statistical field secretary will
gladly do IL for the Sammy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-21
BRINGS DOWN RECRUITS

The MaripoEa arrived yesterday
with 10000 cases OF salmon and
600 tons Of copper ore. She car
ried full list OF passengers. who
were composed OF tourists and
young Alaska men. on their way 10
Join military units.
Tho steamer Ketchikan also mr..
rived yesterday. bringing Ia 500
tons Of machinery and scrap iron.
and 5000 tons OF copper ore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-21
ATTACK BY FRENCH
FAILS, SAYS BERLIN
by United Pres. leased Wire

BERLIN. via London, Aug. I'll
French assaults around verdun
have failed to make any impress
sion on the German lines, the war
office announced.
Like the English assaults in
Flanders. the French at verdun
found, despite their reckless use of
men, they were unable to break
the German fighting force" the Of
fetal statement said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-21
Waterfront Notes
BRING SURVIVORS HERE

The steamer Santa Ana has been
order by wireless TO leave the kus.
kokwim river. whore she now H..
and report 10 unalaska. where she
IL TO take aboard the survivors OF
the lost Japanese steamer Koto
llira Maru. and convey them TO
Cordoya. where they will embark
aboard one OF the Alaska Steam
ship Co.'S liners for Seattle.
United States coast survey yes
sells have started search thru
out the many islands for the boat
in which were the captain and
second mate. altho little hope Is
entertained for their recovery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-21
Certified
Division No. 10

The list 81 men certified for service
from division No 10. subject TO action
b. the district board % appeals. follows.
norman ~ Kendall. Charles J Moor
head. James Kelly. Johan ". Lundeli.
Ross " Foster. Homer Ecyie, Arthur
". hahir. Joseph Hmiow, otis g Hinkie.
Richard Hahiin. Robert Jones. Davis ~.
f.indsboFE. Cornelius " Hanger. Edgar
e. sears. Edward nils. Anton q.
smith. chin Lsung. Dick Dcvroe. Edward
MARY. nomsniro FudE, Raymond -.
Erirksou. james r. Peterson. George J.
faraain. George + BnughmRn. Lew "a.
kluE. Robert Cook. Goftllsb Siaubsr. Carl
y Moline. Roy Anderson. CiYdA A New
conner. Louis Jones. ChAuneY W
nsusrhar. Murray J Zarrcor Roe Van
johnson. Theodore Taylor. walter = Rus.
Hsii. Arthur D willard. William o. Ken
taugh. Leopold Theodore. Eianewali J.
Weaver. bert MHlnwArinK. leo y, Hoyt.
Edward J. Goodwin. HjAimer Carlson.
Joe Reae. Andy q. ArRus. Dominiek Gag
linrdi. pHoio Pitoie. EriC f-anEcrrrrt.
Theodore Hanaford. Dennis seAliy. Frank
chan EWow. Guy A I,oss. Walter
Thicrsn. Toibrrt T. Roberts. Andrew >
Jaeger. John HsHlo. Ralph Parker. FRED
Ia Crnnp. Edward Berry. EhiFeo Kat
suki. Albert w iIow~er Earl V iud-
viEaen. Harry Maxwell. Jerry Rouse
nosko shamArdjick. Harry W Dimmick
Aberdeen Lynch. Carl Swennirg. Carl \
Palmer. Aaron J Chcatham. George r.
pssrt. Giovanni Phnsitoni. Sam Gallup
Christian Asi. William u. Fraans ndorfer
waiter Johnson. Leland Armstrong
Joaquin NliihrrRua. Cart 4 HiroFn. q. W
Mockiey. EnEuald Jacobson. Bruno 7.
Minarit. Edwin Y G. Wsiker waiter
Cary. huen Non. Theodore Turner. ola
a. Hansen. ErncE; Parks. Charles Rar-
ton. Henry a. Thompson. Eddie Madden.
Fsiit Charles. Raymond Castro. Al JtnE.
william y. Pollard. John NAHhus Hiram
y. Pickering. Russell Campbell. Louis
Facons Frank hurt. Andrew J Acres
John tnderkum. Frank A. D'Amico.
Herbert GnchriAt. william shaw. HAyAni
AsRkuma. Harvey p Modroli. James II.
Costello, Howell TRtum. Peter "
Miehanovich. Chiro pelihaHioh. Henry J.
pOpplet Milton y. BcrkrnAn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-21

Stalls 1885. fan~S wainuta. isn h.
iic bluinr. iio. large cans pork and
beans. Ice. toilet paper. b.. &C. and 7c
rolia stall ~. Del Monte cataup. tkc.
raspberry and plum jam. iSc ~. Eausr-
kraut. isc at pearl onlons. goc pt stan
no. red kidney beans. ffc ran. new pack
tuna finh itc. &c aud 80 can. Hilis
Bros coffee. CSC ~. Stall {. potato
salad. ioc ut. cottage cheese. ice H. /.
Flake white, 23c 10. home made mayon-
naiae dressing. ace 10. kipperod salmon.
400 ID. beet peanut butter. isc ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-21
Continue Boldt Case

The case Of j. r. Boldt. charged
with serving food unfit for human
beings. which was to have been
tried 10 Judge Gordon's police
court Tuesday morning. was con
tinued until Sept. 10. at the re-
quest of Boldt's lawyer, Frank
Green. Green said there was much
to investigate before the case
comes up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-21
Riding Goat Is Now
Legal Russian Sport

BY United Press leased Wire
PETROGRAD. Aug. 2i.-Under
the regime of the car no secret
societies of any sort Mere permit
ted to exist. and lodge night was a
pleasure unknown to Russian
males.
1t has developed there are some
10000 Masons in Russia, who held
lodge meetings behind guarded
doors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-21

Stall ~. lbs. fine graduated sugar.
CSC; sacks. ibs. salt. To- Stall 81.
pure. sweet. natural milk. &c At. stalls
37-as. tall cans host milk. for 35c. Jar
rubbers. &c don salt and matches. 2 for
lOc. Wesson Oh. cans 81 90. Kerr fruit
jars. zoe and Tie. Roman meal. lhs
Csc; large bottle cane syrup. g2c Stalls
rs, No. 10 sack flour. soc l5c raisins.
Toe h Zoe toilet paper. : for 1bc. }
large pkRs. corn flakes. 25c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-21

stall -. lhs fine graduated sugar.
ftc. Dc sacks or he salt. &C. Stall
-. pure neutral milk. 20 at stall q.
ohio matches. &c. Crisca. stc. 60. 81 a..
stall 1886 pkEr corn flakes. Sc. 4 n
~ soda Co. Hoy beans lifu CSC Stalls
SEES stuffed olives zoo ~, sweet rel
irh. isr pt Stall "a. ior iipton'a tea.
sc. Wakefield kipprrsd herring soc can
stall -. dos. jar rubber 7hr. 2 rolls
100 crepe toilet paper, use. flat toilet
paper. Ice rite, &C.. ground chocolate.
: gr IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-21
Hindenburg Again
Fighting Russians

Nv United prs~s '~ased Wire
WASHINGTON. Aug. 2f.-Field
Marshal Won Hindenburg is person
ally conducting the Austro-German
operations against the Russo-Ru.
manian troops in the drive against
Jassy. In Rumania. cables received
at the Russian embassy said today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-21
A>ITAHY

Stall e.. lumber Jelly glasses. SOC dor. I.
ioc jar ruhhers. doz- ibc; now Mason
Jars. pta zee. OTIS. SIC; kruatine lard.
lis N orange and chocolate Rromau-
gclon, ssc 10 100 bars toilet soap So.
good Gee troous. SOC. fresh ground black
pepper soc ~ stalls s4-as. 3 lbs rolled
nRta. soc. 81 20 can coffee. sec ? lbs
fRriun, 2se. baking soda. &C. pkg stall
lai2, large can CRrnAtion milk. SC With
sach ID. 81 our soc or toc coffee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-21

RiHu - whale steak. Ioc n. ham
burger itr n. Stall a. hcst fers-y
batter fte Va ron cream cheese. Ito
$50. knderrou's crystal white soap. .
bars Sc, cider vinegar. gsc gal Wee
uon'a an. iisk EAi pineapple. isr can.
stall 2. tuna nah. go can; krinkls
Corn Flakes. A. pkg p~i Monte pine
apple. 51r ram. rAmpbeirs coup. i2c
Stall 20. po bread. iosvss use. sand
wtch bread. isc each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-21
SO SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
MADAM UFNETTE
81,
uRnAr E0NrrtAN

GREAT EGYPTIAN
fitnGNoLpdiHr AND MEDIUM
One who can actually toll you what you
want 60 know without HshtuH q siuUie
question. OlNcs true advice how 10
rntn success in husiuras and family AZ
fairs, courtship and marriages tells
you what part 90 the world viii be
more uuccensful Tor YOU. advises how
Go gain and hold a good position. Hhe
tells " the enc you love f. true or false
gives tho name ~ your future husband
cor wife, aud causes speedy marriage
with tho one or your choice. brings the
separated tagvthor. makes Happiness
between man and wife The madam
can advise you how 60 avoid all bad
tuck aud trouble. and cause you 60
have good luck and succesa Ia anything
you take Ia hand. This lady does not
tell Go please sou, hut gives onty truth
fui advice you can depend on. one
Nisit 60 best viii repay you for many
dlAapuolntmenta In others THIS in the
mndhmR first time IN Seattle hatiss
faction guaranteed or no charges, ape-
clal readings 30 cents. FOR two weeks
only. Hoist Green. Fourth and Pike,
room ~. fike ut entrance. Huufs, .
Co sac. daily aud SUNDAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-21
Enlist Filters Here

Men between the ages of Is an4
80 who desire to enlist for naval
aviation in the flying corps OF the
national naval volunteers can OBJ
tain information from Ensign Ow-
ems, at 2605 L. C. Smith building. by
telephoning Elliott 1907, at 10 a m.
or at p. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-21

siong's. 500 totus queen olives. so
as can Wuis' coffee. afc. 10 GAIT.
Hiur fibi-on tea. $50. soc can f4pton'E
tea. Go Toxic Grocery. - The now
potatoes. 1to. new home grown tama.
toes. b. 10. watermelon. Sc 10. stall -.
Washington creamery butter, CSC 10. stc
extra frssh roasted coffee. 10. Stall 20.
itc tins sArdin.a. @sc. stall ~. pas.
teuriged milk. H. at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-21
2 CHINESE and
JAPANESE TO
SERVE IN ARMY

Four Japanese and two Chi
nese have waived exemption
claims and been certified for
service with the United States
select service army from IodsI
Division No. 10.
Their names, along with 40
others, have been turned over
by Executive officer pliny
hli.r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-21
MADAM NELLIE
\kFart.tts C,.ataet

EGYPTIAN pHEENOLootar. CLAIR
NpNANr ASp MEDIUM
GO read your entire NE. past.
present and future. gives true advice
on hraiursa. love. health and family
affairs. tsiia THE name Of your futuFs
husband Or wife. and what 60 do 60 he
sucerrufui in iifs, tells you what husia
ness h most iucty for you ana what
part ~ ths world will 10 mere sue.
cessfai for you. advises how 20 gain
and hold nood position shs tells ~
the ono you love iu true or false. and
causes speedy marriaH. with the one
OF your chotre. brings tho separated
together. makes happiness bstN cen
man and wife she tells yea the secrets
Of h~iur happy and successful ~ any
thing Sou take IN hand. her sfvlcs
viii remove alt otstseisa and evil In
frsnre ore visit 60 Madam Nellie
will repay you Tor appointments IN
all others. satisfaction guaranteed or
no charged Special rradtnHn. 90 eentn
Hotel Eik. room =. i81t Herond ave.
cofnsr Pine 81 Daily and RundsT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-21
BRING SALMON HERE

The Benz. y. Packard and s. g.
Indiana have departed from Bristol
bay with a fun cargo OF salmon.
the Indiana going direct to San
Francisco. while the Benz T. Pack.
ard viii dock at Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-21
Loan SSO.OOO.OOO

Nv 'rt'ei "-e-s saset Wire
WASHINGTON, Aug. oi.--The
treasury department today loaned
Great Britain s5Q.o0O000. making a
total war loan to the allies of 81 $685.
100000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-21
WAR VETS HIT
GILL POLICIES;
MAYOR DEFENDS

bbst WI No - Hss
Revolutions calling on the
legal authorities Of Seattle TO
suppress sediticus outbreaks
and pledglng support TO this
end, were adopted by meet
ing Of more than 200 civil and
Spanish American war vet
Grams held at the Armory Mon
day night.
The resolutions were far
nnilder than those advocated
by many speakers who urged
that the war veterans take the
matter OF suppresslng sedi-
tious meetings into their own
hands, either calling on the
governor for authority 70 do
SO, CT proceeding without his
authority.
Plans will be laid Tuesday By
special committee Of 100 appoint
ed at the meeting for public in
dignation meeting 20 discuss ways
aud means TO cheek the spread OF
sedItlon.
Mayor oll's policy In
the handling Of street meet
ings was bitterly attacked and
one speaker, Veteran Drum,
demanded direct action" while
many others shouted for q sus-
pension OF civil law u. 8.
District Attorney Clay Alien
Joined in the attack on the
mayor.
Gill declared Tuesday that
he was un~orried by the hos
tile attitude Of the meeting.
"i'll Run Town"-GiiI
I'm going to run this town. just
as / have been running IT," he
said. ito prevent bloodshed and
the destruction OF property. Z. =.
District Attorney Allen can talk
all he wants to. but there Is fed
eral law against treason and a way
to reach traitors under IT, am
going 10 do my best to prosecuto
alleged traitors under the city or
Gil declared that he would be
pleased TO have the committee Of
veterans make an attempt to stop
seditious meetings.
III they can stop meetings on
vacant lots they can do more than
| can and / wish them luck" he
said.
Gill declares that the meeting
last Thursday night at which Kate
Sadler called President Wilson z
traitor, was the first one at which
traitorous remarks had been made
so far as he knew.
Sergeant Carried Away
Commenting on the speech OF Pc
lice Sergt William J. Alvey. who
told the meeting that 30 per cent
OF the police were patriotic and
only wanted the authority 10
WELD the big stick, Gill said Alvey
was carried away by the en-
thusiasm of the meeting"
I'm not oversensitive." he said.
but Alvey knows that he IL paid
To WELD the big stick and that he
is supposed to do so when the oc-
ossion demands it,"
Gil declared he believed q lot
Of the trouble being made for him
is traceable 10 his dismissal Of
former Chief OF Police Iang,J
o. l.. Willett. who called the
meeting Monday night, was attor.
ney for Lang.
Kennedy Explains
T. J. /. Kennedy. corporation
counsel, a Spanish war veteran and
the governments agent In select
service appeals. addressed tho
meeting. opposing a proposal to
compel exempted men TO join the
State Guard.
1T would mean" Kennedy said.
that men who have been exempt
ed because of their families or for
other reasons would be forced into
service of which they already
have been relieved, and II would
also mean that exempted slackers,
some OF whom are bound to get by
us, would be called into service"
1--WE don't want to take men
whose families need them, neither
do we want slackers In our ranks"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-21
suAeopN ooEs TO FRANCE

Thorndyke a Trenholme. agents
for French shipping interests. have
taken over the motorship Seaborn.
built In Tacoma. and under char
ter to II. =. Ostrander a. Co. She
viii be- equipped and sent to
France.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-21

GENUINE EGYPTIAN rAt.NiSr
Reads your eetife Hfs. past. present ard
future. correctly. giving names. dates
and figures IN business, ioVH. law mar
riaEs and domestic troubles. tolls yea
shat Fnu are beet sisrted for ana
what 10 do 70 better your conditions in
life This lady reads your hand a. you
would sa open book A reading - her
viii meet your Highest expectations.
and you Will be wiser ard happier after
consulting her. che having ths rln 90
removing alt evil tnfiusncss sud pisrinE
sou tn environment % happy
thought sni ruutrutmanf Special
f~adiuEa thls week 80 cents Batiafar.
tion guaranteed. Permanently located
at room T. Hotel burnside. @es rs FIRST
ave opposite market
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-21
MADAME foSIA

cf.AfRvoNAST. PftHESoIouiHr ASD
FALMtarHt
SIS University. near Fifth Tells past.
present snd future. consisting business
snd love affairs. advise yun about o..
Nprca rAsas and what Niii he Youv
lucky step IN iif~ 20 take. will toll fuii
names % your lover. sw.etseari.
friends. enemies. srd what you are
most adapted for. HsadinFa daily ana
Sundays Far ono eeeh. sec
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-21
MALE HELP WANTED

Nniners fooN
sno os an sue
a,.n,s.r =, -.
80 wa,...
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-21
4, $40 Help Build r. r.

Last week there were 4.349 peo-
pie employed in building the An
chorage division OF the Alaska rail-
way.