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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-08

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-08
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-08
Werlanst.

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mtttleren Sabreu. 8rau fiir Sauss
arbeit unb foden. Wanu fir iteti8e
arbeit um's Saus uro al @~eubauteI,.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-08
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nIeioet BITE groben GaenisuG sbhbren, !SpeIf
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Sebinenraen. man aereiiere:
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-08
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-08

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-08

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-08

geim s&reiben errpabne man oiefes sIatt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-03
ASK u. s. AID
IN ARIzONA'S
COPPER FIELD

WASHINGTON. July 3-The
strike OF copper miners In ella
county, Arizona. has gone beyond
the control OF the local authorities,
according TO a telegram received
by Senator Ashurst from Sheriff
Armor Of that county. today.
More than 5000 men struck in
the Bisbee and 1900 in the Globe
diHtrict, tho message said, and
troops are needed
Ashurst today notified the war
department of tho situation. at the
request Of the ella county sheriff.
and asked for soldiers. These
strikes are the ones attributed TO
German Influence among copper
miners In Arizona and Colorado.
Last week Senator Thomas. OF Cot
orado. called upon TIE department
OF justice TO get the situation in
hand. The war department noti-
fled the commander OF the South
ern department TO act on his own
responsibility In the matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-03
GUARDING AGAINST
STRIKE RI0TINc

GLOBE. Ariz.. July expect
Ing further violence as the result
OF a series OF strike outbreaks yes
terday. which eliminated early to-
day In 200 I. w. WIS halting a pas
senger train near Miami to de-
mand a search for strikebreakers,
officials today redoubled precau-
tons in the strike district 10 guard
against serious riots and possible
blood shed.
The train hold.up was staged in
Lower Miami. a few miles from
Miami proper I. w. w. leaders
had heard strikebreakers we're be-
ing brought in In large numbers
Stationed at Miami. where the
strike breakers were supposed to
be going. were 200 more !. W. VS.,
waiting 10. refuse the workmen per-
mission TO detrain However, none
was found. An extra large force
OF deputies has been sworn in by
the sheriff TO prevent further VIC.
lence. T. w. W. headquarters at
Miami asserted the Jerome metal
mine workers will strike imme-
diately. In sympathy with the
Globe Bisbee strikers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-03
OBTAIN SHIPPING DATA

Data as TO the capacity OF every
ship plying in and out OF Seattle are
being collected BY the federal emer.
gency ship corporation According
20 notice received by the companies
Monday. they must I'll out blank
form II pages long for each owned
or chartered vessel Cargo capaci.
". fuel capacity. and steamIng radi-
us must all be recorded In the data
The action OF the shipping board
in obtaining data on merchant ships
indicates the possibility that the
government may commander a
large portion OF the Pacific fleet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-03
RAILROADS Get
WHAT THEY ASK

e. Marginal way 10 TO have
railway line within few
months. That was promised
with the passing for publication,
Monday, OF the franchise want
ed by the Great Northern.
Northern Pacific. Milwaukee
and Oregon. w ash lrgton.
With the help OF Councilman
Erickson. Chairman Bridges OF the
port commission stroye 10 get
council 10 insert common ueer
and common ownership clause In
the franchise, but failed
A friendly suit. to test the right
OF the port commission to condemn
land along Marginal way for cross
ings was started before Judge
Smith Tuesday. The court issued
n temporary Injunction. which Will
be argued Thursday The action
was brought by n. w Higgins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-03

RhFAEf--MEDItM GIVES NAMES.
dates facts in love. marriage. busl-
neg-, etc Absolute sAti~fn elton guar
antssd or no charge. Special low fr.
today. 700 Liberty Bldg, 1908 Third
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-03
Glenn Hoover. With
Army. Asks Letters
With His Bananas

Glcnn Hoover. the weflknown
socialist OF Seattle. who ran for
congress in 1916. and who Joined
the army several weeks ago as n
private. IA in Honolulu. having ar
rived there June - from Fort Nc
Donnell. Cal.
Am taking TO tho tropics like a
duck 10 water" he says in postal
to n Seattle friend. land will soon
have all the fog and Oregon mist
tried out OF my system.
Am assigned 10 Company r.
Second infantry. Fort Shafter.
Honolulu, II. !.
is the war still on in Europe7
We are in quarantine for measles.
and eat our bananas. ut 10 cents
dozen. in blissful ignorance OF all
human troubles. viii write 10
those who write TO me"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-03
Hook Got Parted Altho
Wishing TO Get Hooked

SAN FRANCISCO. July 3 John
Hook. aged rs. OF Portland. Ore.
ard Miss Effle Brown. aged "a. hts
housekeeper. came 10 San Fran
cisco Saturday TO get married
They have been playing hide and
feek with each other ever since.
The couple became separated
while viewing the sights on Market
1T on the day OF their arrival.
Sunday Miss Brown appealed to
the police She left Hooks de-
scription. but left without giving
her address. Today Hook appear
ed at headquarters
He is now waiting for Miss
Brown TO show up.
Hook Is widower with three
children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-03

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or TifE
United states. for the Western District
OF washington. Northern Division.
IN HANKEVPTcT NO stsz
NOTICE on FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS
In tho matter 81 g. n wells and the
marital community consisting Of c. H.
Wells and Martha Wells. his W.T..
Hankrupts
To the creditors Of tho above named
hankrupta;
Notice is hereby given that on the soth
day Of June. 1917. the said G. ~ Wells
ard the community consisting OF G "
wells and Martha Wells were duly
AdjudIcAied bankrupt and that the
frs, meeting OF the creditors OF said
hAnbrupts will he held AZ tn. office
OF the undersigned Referees In Bank
ruptcy. 1905 l. G. Smith Building.
In Seattle. In ssid district. on the 18th
day Of July, 1917. at ? o'clock In the
afternoon, a. which time tho said
creditors may attend. prove their
claims. appoint = trustee. examine tn.
bankrupts and transact such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting.
Dated at Seattle. in said district. this
snd day OF July. 1917.
c r. HAWKINS.
Referee 10 Bankruptcy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-03

MADAM BEssITTA RErIABLE ME-
DUN and card reader. Eives vAiusahls
advice on business and domestic hf.
fairs " YOr AHE N TROUBLE
consult her SPECIAL. see 1851,
First ave. opposite Liberty theatre
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-03

fTFN9TfTCHTNI ANU fI''gI ~
whlte you wait. Toe per yard. Singer
Sewing Machine CO.. 1917 Thru ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-03
VOTE ON BIG STRIKE

mo change In the situation" was
the announcement from the local
headquarters OF the electrical work
ers Tuesday.
Whether general telephone
strike on the Pacific coast will be
called In behalf OF striking oper-
ators At Aberdeen will be decided
by the various locals on the Coast
Thursday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-03
LEGAL NOTICES


NOTICE 10 CREDITORS
In the Matter % th- Insolvency 81 the
German American Mercantile Bank. q
rorppfaflun.
Sotic- TO tho creditor. % the German
American Mereantiis Bank. Of Seattle.
Warrington
scties IL hereby rivsn ~ tho under
siEnrd state Bank Examiner Of the
state ~ Washington. TO the creditor.
81 and 60 al persons having claims
against ths German American A.rcsn-
tie Bank a rorpaFaifpu Of the state Of
Washington. having tts prineipal ptses
- husiurs. AZ 40 49, second ave. cor
nsr Second ave aad Marion st. Seattle
King coun'v. Washington. that ths said
State Bank Eramtnsr did on the sis,
DAY % January. A. y. 1917. taks poe
sesslon Of ths business and assets 81
-. said German American Msresutiis
Hank for liquidation and dlsifibuiien
Under tho provisions 90 chapter - Of
The Session Laws - Tho stale - Wash.
tuEiou fuf the YsaF 1915 and that ever
siafs said dats The urdstsiknsd has
been and roe u lm posssssipn ard con
ffnl - ihs business ard assets - the
said German America Asteantiis BANK
fef the purpose II liauiiasioua the nsfns
&c provided hy las
fpt AND EACH OF Y ~ ARE WE'RE.
HT FURTHER NOTIFIED AND RE
aair.d TO present yeur ssid claims
skAinst she said C.srrusn.Arnsriran Nor.
the usdsrpfsned as state Bank Exsmin-
or % the state Of Washinston. and TO
make fssai proof thereof a. tho office
and principal place % business % said
German American Meresntiis Bank q,
No so Second ave Seattle Washing.
'er. up % and Including ths 18TH DAY
81 Aprt 1919 and thereafter at the
offic. - ne state Bank Examiner a.
III white uglldiuE. Seattle, kIaE csun.
". Washington. whleh ~ili b. In. Of
Transaction - ~. affairs % saia bark
after said itth dAy - April. 1917. AL
claims must be presented - or before
the last day % publication II this no
tire, te-wit on Or before the trd day
Of July. \ y 1911
Dated at Seattle. King county. Washing
ton. snd published for tn. fret time
March ~. a n 1911 Dsis Of last
publication July a. 1917.
w y HANSON
gfhfa Hank Fva~nlrrr 90 fhe atsts ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-03
TWO UNIONS ELECT

Iron Workers and Piledriyers
elected delegates to the Central
Labor aud Building Trades Coun.
ellis at a meeting Monday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-03
WANT NAVIGATION SCHOOLS

Schools for the teaching OF navi.
cation viii be established at Seattle.
Portland. San Francisco. San Pedro.
San Diego. and possibly Astoria. II
the recommendation OF J. X Bulger
is accepted nj Washington. Bull.
ger is the supervising inspector OF
the United States steamboat inspec.
ton service OF the Pacific coast.
President A. ]. Rhodes. Of the Sc.
attic Chamber OF Commerce and
Commercial Club. has been request
cd 20 name an administrative bust
ness head for the schools.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-03
Waterfront Notes
new SHIPYARD
BUSHES PLANT

Contracts for tho building OF
the Patterson-MaoD Donald ship.
yard, on e. Marginal wsy. were
awarded Monday, and eonstrue-
tlon Of the new plant will be.
Gin Immediately. The fret keel
will be laid In 80 days.
r. ] Hounds Construction Co. will
build the atorehouaeH. machine
shops, molding lofts. sawmills and
office buildings OF the plant. The
site of the new yard is one OF the
largest IN Seattle devoted TO ship
building purposes. consisting of 2S
acres. with $500 feet OF waterway
frontage.
The Patterson. Macdonald Co has
a contract TO build 10 wooden ships
Six ship ways will be built for the
construction OF these vessels
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-03
One Sub Sunk, One
Captured in Week

", United Pro-. Leased Wire
WASHINGTON, July 3.-One
German submarine was sunk and
ono captured by American and
British war vessels during the last
week. according TO reports receiv.
cd today by the French scientific
mission here. Members Of the mis-.
son said the report came from the
French admiralty. The captured
t-boat was taken 10 a British port
No other details were contained In
the report.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-03
MADAME IONA
cIAtRvoYANT. pHRENoLodisr AND
pALaTsTHY

cI.AfRvoYANT. pHRENoLoGigr AND
PALAfsTRY
tit University, near Fifth. Tells past.
present aud future. consisting business
vorcs eases and what will be your
lucky step In ike 10 take will tell full
names Of your lover. sweetheart.
friends. enemies. and what you are
most adapted for. Readings daily and
Sundays
MADAM BEssITTA RELIABLE ME-
DUN and card reader gives valuable
advice on business nnd domestic AZ.
fairs " TOu ARE IN TROUBLE,
consult her SPECIAL. see ibgs1
First ave opposite Liberty theatre
RIFAEf--MFDIr-M GIVES NAMES,
dates. facts IN love. marriage. busi-
nes-. etc Absolute satisfaction guar.
antssd or no charge. Special low fee
today. 900 Liberty Bldg. 1908 Third
ave,
BP1BfTrAL CIRCLE "WEDNESDAY
only, o'clock, Carpenters Hall, 1890
Fourth. between Pine and Stewart.
Bee, mediums IN city
Mrs COLDER. EASTERN MEDft5s.
will be here one month more Circles
wednesdays. Fridays consultation
daily. 1914 seventh ave.
REV BERTHA SELsoN TRUE ADJ
wiser. gives private consultation daily.
Circles SUNDAY. Tuesday and Friday
EVENING". 1904 FOURTH ave.
JERNAtN - GREAT PALMIsr AND
clalrvoyant. has read for nobility and
royalty Of Europe. VIII read your
life from cradle to grave. GJo0 First
n W
MRS DicN-spIRfTTAL MINIs-
tor. Circles Tuesday, Friday evenings;
consultation daily. Hotel Bybee, 1921
Third ave. Phone Elliott st7t.
REV. vACK, NOW 32s LIBERTY
Bldg. corner Union and Third ave.
Consultation daily. circles Tuesday,
Friday. class "Wednesday. p. m.
MADAM BHENNEN - CLA1RVoYASr.
cards. palmistry Apartment -, 2I6M
Union, Vernon Hotel.
ADDTE sWAtN--MEDtUM fHG SIXTH
ave. Reading this week. 6oc circle
Tuesday.
MADAM FRANK = GARD READER.
palmist. use. 1864 Pike. Elliott
Hotel. room q
MMT cHARLOTro = scfENTIFfC
palfnist Teaches and reads daily by
appointment Phone Elliott 1851.
MADAM KATHRYN WONDERFUL
trance reader. 900. 1865 Pike, Ell
liott Hotel. room 3
TRIfMPET aEANCE TONIGHT, Thurs
day, sunday. s;is. Headings daily
Mrs. o'Hars. ai4 stewart.
louis -sPrRfTUAL CLAfRvoY-
ant. scientific hand reader Room IL,
i06h Pike st.
READER, CARDS. PALMIsTRY. ga
University 81.
zELLDo- RELIABLE cLAfRvoYANr
None better Absolute faeta. palm
reading, sb cents 81 Union.
zELLDOs INDIAN row DER CURES
sore feet. makes feet smaller. %
cents. ssi uaion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-03
LEAP KILLS SOLDIER

ny United Press Ies.~d Wire
VANCOUVER. II. C.. July a.
Leaping from an auto which he
thought was about TO collide with
an interurban car. Private George
May Huckin. OF La Grande. Wash.
met death when his head crashed
into the car
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-03
TO STIR UP NATION

The Is Pacific coast business
men who conferred in Seattle Mon
day on the matter Of increasing the
merchant marine. have gone home,
after deciding 10 make their move
ment national In scope. Middle
Western. Gulf and Atlantic commit
tees will meet at Washington to
outline plans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-03
Subs Open War on
Swedish Shipping

By United Press L~y,s~d Wire
STOCKHOLM, July 3.-Germany
tas apparently opened submarine
warfare on Swedish fishing boats.
hdviccs today showed that On Sun
day four such vessels had been
sunk By guniire by German U-boats
outside the German blockade zone.
The Swedish crews barely escaped
% their boats The submarine
commander. they said. declared all
neutral shipping would hereafter
be destroyed At sight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-03

hHaibN TIT ~ FHf&tN bAAA4ANt
THIS famous phFsnolaxist reads your IN
tire ilfs. tmHt AZ the head Indicates
gives sou dates. facts. tells you what
has passed IN life. What 10 happening.
witheut asking q single question Hhs
does not tell things 70 please. but reads
things 3uss a. the head Indicates. tells
you what planets you were born under.
tho lucky and unluehY planets when
and whom you will marry. settles and
sxplAins love. family troubles, mar
rIsEss. divorce. health. business, iaw
suits spscfiihttnrs. Investments.
transactions Of all kinds 10 fact. no
matter what your sops. fear or amhi.
tton. come 20 this noted phrruoioEtst
Hnd find hoip There T. no need for
anyone 20 be unsursrshfut Her advice
removes all trOghts. Ehs guarantees
satisfaction or no rharEc Her readings
are strictly confidential Call snh con
salt hrT special readings for one week
only, Zoe. Hours. q NJ. to 4 D n.
Naom q Autisrs Hotel. Fourth and
Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-03
MADAM NELLIE

q
MEDIUM
lives true advice how 20 gain success in
hus'ns@. and family affairs. roWrsshtp
ard marriage tells TNu shat business
- most lucky for Fpus and shat part
% ths worid wti be more successful
FER you. advises hos - Ratu sud hold
good position. she tells n tine one
yeH love 3. true or false gives tho
name Of yeur future husband or wife.
ard causes speedy marriage wfth the
one Of your choice. ttlrKa thr Hspa
rated toEefhsFi makes happiness -
tWssn man ard wife. This MADAM can
advise yoa how to avoid all bad luck
she can tell yoa In regard In four abb
seat friends. and cause you % have
good luck and success IN anything yea
take tn hand. Tht- lady does not tell
&c please you. bat gives only truthful
advice you can d-psnf on. Natisfao-
tion guaranteed Of no charges Hps-
risl readings - cents Hotel FIX.
ittt Second ave. corner OF Second and
Pine. room 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-03
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
CONSULT MADAM LESLIE
EdYfriAS rHRESoi.ooIHr AND
a 1 |. 1 Il A

MEDIUM
one who can actually tell you what Ypu
want Co kno~ without asking . sinEls
question. uivos advice how 20 gain
success. IN business and family affairs.
ccurtAhip aud marriages. tells you
~hat business Is most lucky Tor you.
and what part OF tho world viii 10
more Uaeees-fui for you sdvise. how 20
satn aud hold good position. She tells
II the enc You love 10 true or false
gives the name Of your future husband
or wife. and causes speedy marriage
with tho one 81 your choice. hrinsa the
separated together. makes happiness
between man and wife The madam
can advise how to svpid all bad luck
and evil Influence and trouble. and
cause you TO have good luck and sue
cess in anything yca tax. In hand This
lady does not tell TO please yeu. but
gives aaly truthful advice you car de-
pend on. One visit % beet will repay
you for many ppointmsnts IN 9th.
sfs. Thu. ts thu uAdans fret time in
Seattle. katisfactton guaranteed o. no
ehAFEss Special reading. 50 cents for
two weeks only. tiutel Norris. room J.
i.saa Third. between tnion ant Pike,
Hours. to s,ts. daily and Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-03
Public Markets

Stall III. piokled beets. lee pit: potato
salad. ise PIT; cottage cheese, Toe ID.
ham loaf use ID. veal loaf, zoe III
sweet pickles. fSe pit. dill pickles zoe
pigs feet. ibc N. tongue sausage. soc
10. Stall 81, bars Crystal white soap.
ssc with purchase OF n bulk coffee
lbs. yellow corn meal. soc; coffee. s5c
h ; lbs. coffee, si.oo. stall Is. com
pound lard. soc ID; pure lard. CSC III. !.
hn mbureer and sausage meat. I6c 10. !.
pot roast. ibc IN, Stall i.2. cans ripe
olives. 7kc. strained honey. zoe jar.
PIKE rIACE-TuEspAy
Stall II. lbs pur. graduated sugar.
fresh pssteurized milk. DC at, &c pt.
Stall 1875. Mnito meal. lie pkg; head
rice. lbs 2te. corn flakes. Sc pkg. /;
Jelio. Sc pkg. salad dressing. ioc bottle
Stall isia. mid cream cheese. CSC III :;
bel. fresh eggs. s7o dozs Stall 1898,
fresh msekorei. $50 10. fresh silver
smells 1bc N Stall 80. Columbia river
shnd. 2bc each. ling cod. lbs. a5e
Chinook salmon. iba III. Stall ~, cottage
stall -. sirloin steak. isc Id: cornod
sail "a, sirioin steak. isci h. corned
beef. Ac III. pot roast. 1sbo III.
CORNER-TUEsDAY
Stall 2. lhs pure graduated sugar
hbc. Stalls 1873. tauerkrhut. ibc can;
i5c tar mustard, Ice fig bars. iec; jar
rinra, Go pkg. ] racks salt, lOc. Stall
2Oc ID. lemons, 10 for Zoe. peaches. i0c
dos; bananas. Csc dos. Stalls 1874.
best fresh churned butter. use H.. lhs.
s5c good creamery butter +0c III:
peanut butter. t5c ID; large can milk.
lac. mild full cream cheese, 2so ID. I;
2Sc ooffoo, lee 10. Stalls 2-3-5, cottage
hams a0isc ID. pot roast, Sc 20 IAN
III. veal outlets, i5c ID,
ECONOMN-TtEsDAN
Stall as. lbs pure Eranulatedb sugar.
. 80 ..h
fresh natural milk. pc at. SC pt. Stalls
rs. best full cream chese, Csc III; Inn
ported spice cheese. 35c lh; best grade
summer sausage. 20 c ID. best imported
Norwegian sardines. loc 15c and soc
can Stall I6 sandwich bread. 1bc loaf;
cooked ham. soc ID, salad dressing, 3Oc
bottle. our own make mayonnaise, zoe
Ib stuffed olives. 20c pit. Stall 81. I
lbs. onions, Zoe; pie cherries. lbs. 1bc,
lemons. l5o dos. Stall 81. the finest
oleomarERrlne. SOC III, next grade, 2Tc
ID, 2 los 59c.
SOUTH END-fHURsDAy
Stall ~. hamburger, ltc H.. mutton
chops. Use III. Anderson's. Citrus wash
ting powder. pc pkg; Lily starch, i0o
pkg Bon Ami. Sc pkg: olive oil CNit-
tuccD, CSC bottle. Crisco. a7c can; Kream
Krisp, ace can. rice. 8 lbs. 3Se stall
as. best Jersey butter A2c ID. fresh
ranch eEgs. dor. Toe Stall 60. fresh
mackerei, lbc H. halthut l0c III. Stall
so. bareback, Toe III rye bread. 3 1oaves
?bc,
PINE ST.
stong's. .6c oan Hilis coffee. s7c; Q
iho Standard tomatoes. zoe; Toe Shaker
salt. &c; t5c cove oysters. 2 for 2Sc.
stall "a. 2bc frenh coffee, Ice ID: wash
ington creamery butter. 40c H.. ranch
eEge. doc. zoe, Stalls t0-t. eauliflow-
er. SC head ana up; lettuce heads Zoe;
fancy banansr, 3oc dos. fresh strawbcr-
ries boxes 15e. Stall ~, pasteuriKcd
milk, Sc at. Royal Grocery, lbs,
English welnuts, a5c, Stall 81. eanta-
loupes, . for ioc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-03
CROOK CARRIES RAILS

The United States army transport
Crook finished loading with sup
plies for the Alaska engineering
commission. at Anchorage. Tuesday
morning. and put 10 sea, She has a
cargo OF 1000 tons OF rails and 400.
900 feet OF lumber
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-03
PORTLAND DISABLED

Disabled by engine trouble In
Alert bay. the steamer Portland is
being towed 10 Seattle by "A tug. She
was on n southbound voyage from
Alaska when the mishap to her en-
gines occurred. She has a load OF
cannery products for Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-03
MADAM VICTORIA

"ONI LIZ > Vi En- I'd
phrsnoioKist. guarantees 20
read your entire life. give true advice
on business. love, health and family
affairs. ard what To DO TO be success
Ia life. One visit will pay you for your
many dlssppoinsmsnts In others. she
will remove alt obstacles and tell you
how 20 win ard hold the one you de-
sirs Special reading. SOC. Daily and
Sunday Room IL Abbott Hotel. over
oWt drug stors 1854 pike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-03

Robert Nicholson. an employe of
the Clark-Nicholson mills in Ev-
eret'. was instantly killed when he
fell from the top OF a burner Mon.
day afternoon and struck the
CRATES below.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-03
He Read Hotel Sign

A burglar walked right into the
Welcome hotel and stole 81 900.
two razors and shirt from Tebo
Kutzeof. Monday night.