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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-24
BRITISH BUILDING
UMD0NE BY SUBS

By United Press Leased Wire
LONDON. Oct 2t-Admission
that the ratio OF building British
mercantile shipping is not yet any
greater than It's rate OF destruction
In the German submarine war was
maze in the house of commons to-
day by DIR. Mcnamara. financial
secretary to the admiralty.
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- sHHsa-H=ss.sH=s-as'sHa,'s7
Public Markets


stetk. sbo 10 mutton stew, 10 No. htaii
2, uhifardeiirs cocoa. . IN. lee. Minute
tapioca, lee pks rimsnteea. tie can.
Dol Monte spinach. ihe ran Anderson =.
dried grapes, Sc H.. seeded raisins. ah.ih.
boa $3.50 navy beans 2 lbh aAr to-
InhtoeH tsolid paek1, i6c can, Atail 90.
rys bread, ioaVes soc. milk bread. .
iuakDa aA4.
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stall -. : ~. ErHnuiaisd sugar ste
ssctH. o. 9 ~. salt. 5e. Stall ~. pure
natural milk. pc at stalls and .
Nuis SOC! taxes matches gae. J ~.
cream Of wheat .ac. ! rks. reTn
faksH. sac. pkEs narsront or spa
Mhstti. sse. ; lbs beet soy beans. 1sg. :
ibs large red hssn.. .,s. stall -. ten
dsflain % cole. ser 10 iiuE cod. 10 10 T.
rcd snapper The use. fresh mArksrsl.
isc 10 silver perch. tbs .sc
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HuEsr staii. igh Tho cane sugar. sse,
It's. csc. ih- stci car9lina riee. =
ih- soc, htonHR Zoe boxes matches
see. sac bottle salad on, ssci 100 rolls
toilet paper. sAel 3 Dc cans clans, sscs
iac pkga figs. Toe. Stall 20. best CONT
honey, soc. milk ioc as, stall 10 ffesh
peanut butter, itc ~ uausrkfau, : ats
eae lted Huai grocery. Amer peaches,
7bc crate
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stall ~. ina. nne rrsnuiated sugar.
CSC Atau &c. pure natural miik. Hc qt.
b. ~ stall 81 iarss q b. market has
As's TO- spidrrieg tea, air ~ stat ~.
"Consumtt" SCOT destroyer, i0c. stall
~. fresh whole salmon. izs % catfish.
ibs z5e. smsits Zoe ~. HiRti 90. Nr~.
HsuttmRnH home msd~ jsiiirs lee
glass stc cans Booths aafdiues, r.e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-24
pATHTUBS USED TO
CURE WOUNDED SOLDIERS

CHICAGO. Oct. "a Eating
sleeping and living In a bathtub
continuously for Two weeks
that Ia one way 10 cure wounds,
Bathtubs are used In hospitals
In France 10 cure wounds. Sir
Berkeley Moynihan. OF the Brit
ish army, told the American
Medical association today. He
declared II kept the wounds
open. cleansed them. and heal
Ing was much quicker.
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stalls s.-ss Royal baking powder. its
can . tbs relied oats soc. lbs. yslin~
corn m-ai. str. gsih. can coffee, sers D
tie Ghirsrdsiirs chocolate. 9tr stall
tit. Mr.. FafisFs psanut butter. itr ~.
Toe rtmsnts chss-as. -se. Htaiis 81 -.
ush cskss. ise ~ crabs Zoe 90 ste
each. large sneits. ths. SIC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-24

stall 1909. s.esfsrAat. 10 At. ste cen
noeths sardInss. see Cfssmsttss. lee
pkE H,siis ttgs. navy bssns lee -
nsv lentti.. sac ~. pins hsans. Ire
ssc. iAms beans. isr N fiK bars. tte
TO- stall tea bss, fresh ehufnsd butter.
sac ~. ! ~. ios mild cream ehs.ss.
dc 10 Wisconsin brick cheese. 400 A.
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ALMA TO SING AT LEWIS
ny nltrd rress LEASED MIre

TACOMA. Oct. 2i--Bcfore an au
dience of 10000 soldiers. Alma
Gluok, noted opefa and concert
star. will sing at Camp Lewis this
afternoon, II weather conditions are
favorable.
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mlscgLlANEous-roa SALE

MIscELlANEous-roa SALE
sAsH AND DoORs
Notice sdvsnes In prices tsrrsst fac.
tory On the West seiiiBg direct frofn
NALL 20 consumer We cell ANYBODY.
ship anywhere. anf guarantees eats te-
livery. ssad tor our large niussrstsd
catalogue 40. ~. mailed pestgsi
without eharse. ea seaussf-
s-eros.-psnei doors ..ss..s.s......tt0
Cottage trout si.ss doors .......... bW
Cottage wtndo~. large bottom siass
sssse. tr.nssm eisss sesis ..s... sG
Spruce ftour bins. itsstsia. iW
screen doors. f-sss+s. heavy Usivar-
tied wire ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ia
sss our prices on frames. meuidinss. mill
~ors. haiissrs hardware. prsesrsa
roofing. plaster board. etc.
q. II WILLIAMS co
isi rirs, Ave sssuis. We.
rfRErRoor RAfEs ftnErHooF
fitinx cabinets, barxiarproof safsa,
vault doors. steel riiinE devices fsu
esnno' buy 60 batter advantage snY'
PURCELL. SAVE CO
Phone Hala st5. zoe rhird Ave Seattle
rHONasRkfifs orn HfEcfAiTY
ruWEiUS RECORDS
MUSICAL RECORD EXCHANGE
1914 w-.,iats klliett strs
Opposite new Times nias
We by. trade. ssrhsnss. repair.
nN1 RIOS l.sis. so-3 -7tts IS. frs
ti.i h5. 1875 Tapestry itfusssis
ruas e.fg ftasE Howard EwtnE Co
room tet cfsFy hlds fifth snd taien.
skw rfASos yoN RENT. fgNr AZ.
piisd on pareasss. hsysf- rsnsf. fis
rrton.
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II you value your watch. let
Haynes repair &C. Next Liberty
theatre. Advertisement.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE
HorsE. pARN

/ CITY WATER. ELECTRIC LIGHTS
I Two large garden tracts; all
.isar~d fenced. berry bushes.
I etc: fine view. 1-room house.
city psfer. GRADED street. one
I block from high school blocks
s-r-. county ferry derk. Price
I sf.0sS: terms f1s cash and 80
monthly. Live here ard work
In ,osn. &c fare on ferry. Take
Kirkland ferry At Madison park
20 Burke a Farrar's office on
4 wharf at Kirkland.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-24
DIRT" CHEAP
10 ACRES 1850


iss Cash. - Monthly
Tint. tract is the best buy on Puget
4ssse N ynu want real value for your
money. see II before you buy elsewhere.
Put your savings IN cheap acreage That
will grow in value. On good roads
o. s.of. ore delivery. u. o..
d; cream route. fine soil: easily clear
No.. .a4ne t,ater. fine transportation
fare 10 cents. just west Of seattle Z.
handy tas markets.
rrGET SOUND FARMS CO. COS Bird Az.
REAL BARGAIN
10 sfrer ~ Black Jack bottom land. y
mile TO Fernv0od school. south ~
Drchsrds easy reach Of navy
I'D; adjoining we'll improved
lE7sSehes
PRICE 1900. $50 CASH
cifrFf m = VAS ANFDALE. Inc.
1919 Third Ave. ioi Washington ~.
g. CASH. s. PER MONTH
p - reres - very best loan. level.
springs. on main highway, 70 be paved.
unf aHfD free.
sAPrN = gFXTDN 90
1910 first Ave Elliott s2i7.
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BUSINESS CHANCES


ron skLE- ONE cow. oSE Hois
stein heller. 1875 iith n. W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-24
FRONT PROPERTY

- PICK GRAPES
~ Prom the vineyards
~ on Puget sound.
r<snNI special excursion
vert eund.y
R5nSA Cell for frs.
I-ITI folder. With map
NsAfA-x---g soc photos @
frontar.. IN ssarr~ tracts 81 tipo an
acre on sfsY terms Charles Eomsf.
Company. Aissks nidE
WATER FRONT LAND. coon soil.
running water partly cleared ~
aersa prtes o. ,eo soms terms. us
car Browu, Hsngot. wash.
~f>~s>s~~f'@~~S~~rN
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ACREAGE Fol SALE

II ACREAGE Fol SALE
WATER fnuSr
iiH acres ~ bsautifui alder water front.
cniN Iteo. easy terms Ne bluff.
level lard. fine beach.
sASES q SEXTON CO,
isie First Ave. Eiitott Ss.i.
SPECIAL
20 acres. near Kent. fins district ts-
tween seattle and Tacoma partly iu,-
proved best tinf % soil FOR QUICK
SALE. PRICE t1,soe. See Me-. Beck
mar. let Washington -,
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- FEMALE HELP WANTED

ALL NEw or Old DANCES GUARAN.
fssd taught. Hours I TO and 10
IL Firh and University. Prot Os-
-atd Effloft afE7
The evening world., 1917-02-26
By Marguerite Mooers Marshall

The Lady from Montana has just arrived in New York
As l am you remember she is Miss Jeanette RAM
fall the National House of Representatives and the frs
The evening world., 1917-02-26
100000 FIRE IN CARGO
OF BRITISH FREIGHTER
Believed TO Have Been Due to
Spontaneous Combustion, bu,
Plot Is Investigated.

Fire discovered early day in hold
No. / OF the British frcightcr Bay
sura, at the foot OF Pioneer street,
BrooklynI did $4,000 damage to the
steamer and 100000 to her cargo OF
sugar.
For several days she has been load
ing sugar for England. At 40 A. NJ.
to-day members Of tho crew, asleep
in the fo'castle. were aroused by
smoke. An alarm brought the fre-
boats Seth Low and William J. Cay
nor, and the blaze was not under
control until n vast quantity Of water
had been poured into the hull OF the
shin
The police reported tho FIRE was
probably due to spontaneous combus-
ton, but they are stlll Investigating
the possibility II was OF inCcndiary
origin. Tho Baysura belongs TO the
Bay steamship Company OF London
and Ia con- manded by Capt. George
cater
The evening world., 1917-02-26
where she is stopping.


In every account ! had read Of the
Lady from Montana mention was made
OF her red hair. | envisagcd that hair
like a flaming torch OF rebellion In dun
Congressional halls, like an orinammc
in the vanguard OF the fight for
womcn's freedom. 1t seemed so APP
proprintc that tho Congressional Girl
with rcd-gold locks And Miss RAN
kin's hair isn't red at all! It's brown,
"A very pretty light brown, and there is
"a great deal of 1t, and 1t Is ARRANGED
most attractivCly. But, alas for SYM
bols and SMILES, II isn't red.
/ For the rest the Lady from Montana
4 is a straight, slender young woman,
rather above medium height, with
wide, deep glanCinE hazel eyes and a
wide, generously smiling mouth. When
| talked with her she wore a charming
frock OF black k-and-whitc silk, cut to
show the tall, impcrious column OF her
throat and softly feminine In every
clinging line In whatever reforms the
Lady from Montana interests herself
l am sure she isn't bOthcrinE about
anything 30 faddy and superficial as
dress reform.
THIS "PoLlTIcAL WOMAN"
BAkES FINE PIES.
II seems too bad to shottcr further
the Anti Illusions as to political
women" but, at the risk OF doing this
| may say just hero that Miss Rankin
| knows how to make her own clothes
Z that she is. an admirable cook-her
specially being frosted lemon pies
and that more than anything else in
tho world she is interested in chill
lrcn
IL believe" she told me, that the
;reat thing women can do in govern
nent is 10 take care OF children. IL
ISN'T enough that they should work,
directly or indirectly, for some spe-
/ ,ific reform with the idea that such
reform will bring a millennium for
he child. But women must come e.
understand that there is no law. no
act OF municipal, state or Federal
The evening world., 1917-02-26
BREAKS |.
COLD|N
AHURRY
"Pape's sColdCompound'
ispleasanta affords
lnStantRelief.

A dose taken every two hours until
three doses are taken will end grippe
misery and break up cold. b..
II promptly opens clogged-up nos4
trils and air passages in the head,
stops nasty discharge or nose running,
relieves sick headache, dullness, fe-
verishness, sore throat, sneeEing, sore.
ness and stiffness.
Don't stay stuffed-upl Quit blowing
and snuffiingl Ease your throbbing
head Nothing else in the world gives
such prompt relief as "Pape's Cold
Compound" which costs only 25 cents
at any drug store. 1t acts without
assistance, tastes nice, causes no incon-
venience. BE sure you get the genuine.
Don't accept something else.-Advt.
The evening world., 1917-02-26

Government which does not affect the
Interests Of children"
How. for instance. do you relat"
the tariff to them?" asked, picking
ont what Is the great political mys-
terry to the average woman-or man
either # he would admit the truth.
when any woman wants to make
n dress for her child" quickly an
swercd Miss Rankin, the tariff
touches her I'm two ways-in tho cost
Of woolens aud in the cost Of steel.
Tho high cost Of living. the great ma
tlonnl problem OF procuring food
stuffs bears more hardly upon me
child than upon any one else"
And then the Lady from Montana
said something watch | wish could
The evening world., 1917-02-26


went overwhelmingly Democratic. and Miss Rankin
Republican ticket. she won handily thanks
to the loyalty and gratitude of the women of her State
for whom she had procured suffrage few years ear
lier Next Friday evening at Carnegie Hail. she deliv-
her first lecture since her election, and her title is
the slogan OF her campaign, Let the People Know"
/ may we'll admit that in particular the
Hon. Jeanette Rankin disappointed frightfully
when saw and talked with her at the home of Mrs.
James Lees Laidlaw, No 6 East Slxty-sixth Street,
The evening world., 1917-02-26
WHIPPLE GETS $4,000
IN HOUSE LEAK" INQUIRY
Counsel Unanimous in Awarding
That Sum but Believed II Was
Not Adequate.

WASHINGTON. Feb. Fisherman
L. whlpple OF Boston will receive
$4,000 for the work OF himself and
assistants as counsel 90 the House
Rules Committee In the peace note
leak inquiry. The fee was unnni-
mously approved to-day by the com
mittcc. Some committeeman, includ o.
ing Chairman Henry. thought the fee
too small, hut MIR. whipple insisted
that nc considered his work a public
service.
The total cost Of the inquiry
Chairman Henry said to-day would
not exceed $4,000.
The evening world., 1917-02-26

for all must be reduced by a govern
ment OF the people. Now that labor
Is no longer a socialized agency. 1t
seems wrong that people should be
forced TO devote so much time TO 1t.
The eolorless routine OF to-day's toll
is not like that Of the man who
worked in a shoe shop a hundred
years ago and was personally ac-
uualnted with the customer for whom
the shoes were intended and with the
man who kept the COW that furnished
the hide for the leather.
Il shall work for the Federal
amendment granting women the suf-
frage while l am In Congress-" ad-
mitted the Lady from Montana, be
cause think II Is the most direct
way OF giving the vote to all women
and l believe in directness."
What will you do II you have tc
vote for or against a declaration oi
war;" I asked
The evening world., 1917-02-26

regret the fact that I am Congress-
woman. lam a great believer In. do.
mocracy, and when our Government
is a government OF all the people, not
merely of a male majority, there may
be as many women as men IN Cons
gress." 4,
The evening world., 1917-02-26

WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS
The evening world., 1917-02-26
MY REMEDY FOR COLDS.
Ths Mother Of These Children PrHes
T,thef Johns Medcine

In recent letter the mother of
these children said, IL have taken
Father Johns Medicine for colds in
my throat with excellent results. Also
gave Father Johns Medicine 10 my
four weeks old baby, who was re-
lieved Of the cold In few days II
ia my family remedy" (Signed)
Mrs. Lettie Dunlap, 33I So. High
land St, Du Bois, Pa.
For over 90 years Father Johns
Medicine has been successfully t-eat-
ing colds and coughs and building
new flesh and strength, without using
slcohol or dangerous drugs in any
form. Get some for your cold. Start
taking N to-dav-Advt
The evening world., 1917-02-26
SNOW SLIDE KILLS IS.
Fifteen Others Hurt, Three Missing
Near HALEY, Idaho.

BOISE, Idaho. Fcb 26.-Fitcen mer
some seriously, aud three are missing
20 a result OF "A snow slide Saturday
nlRht At tho North Star Mine. neal
HALEY idaho
The evening world., 1917-02-26
JlNoo OR PAclFIsT, HER HAIR
WON'T TELL,

But Miss Rankin refused TO commit
herself. 1 don't even know II she's a
pacifist-another point which her red
hair-if she had it--would have set
tied for me. She would only say, II
believe women are patriots in the best
and highest and truest sense, and
that they will do what they think
best for their country. whatever per-
sonal sacrifice is entailed."
Are Eastern women as progressive
as women in the West?" somebody
wanted to know.
II see no difference between them"
declared Miss Rankin.
Then why don't women vote
here?" inquired the same somebody
a man-with perceptible sarcasm.
81 think the trouble must be With
your men," said the LADY from Mon
tana softly, and even her ironic ques-
toner had TO join in the general
smile.
But she isn't afraid OF men and she
isn't, in the phrase of the day, sore"
on them.
"Of course I realize the tremendous
Importance, the seriousness OF being
the first woman ever admitted 10
Congress" sho said in conclusion
but | cannot say that I am afraid.
and | do not anticipate the slightest
unplcasantness from anybody in
Washington. | never have met with
discourtesy or deliberately disagree
able treatment In my Suffrage work.
The men OF Montana are splendid. I
do not think that | shall be made to
The evening world., 1917-02-26
First COngressU UOmGn in u. S. Is Good Cook
And Knops Hov to Make OWn Clothes;
Won t Commit Herself on Var Question

be branded indellbly on the brain Of
every SNUG. self-satisfled mother who
thinks her duty done when her own
Johnny's hands and heart are clean.
III isn't enough for tSpmcn TO mother
their ot1n children. They fail IN their
duty as tCd,nen Dhcn they refuse to
mother all children. Taking care Of
them all 10 our fob. and zoe can't iedUe
II TO the men; zoe can't ash them to do
our cork for US.
WANTS BABIES TO GET Ac BIG
APPROPRIATIONS AS PIGS.
II want to see the Childrcn's Blu
reau at Washington generously and
Loyalty supported. want to see at
least as much money spent in the
study and protection OF children as In
the study and protection OF hogs.
Some years ago discovered that
Congress was exactly reversing the
scale OF valuation--voting many times
tine amount allowed for the Nation's
babies to an investigation Of the fod %
der given to pigs. hope to see child
labor abolished everywhere.
81 did social work before [ took IN
Suffrage" tMlss Rankin IL a gradu-
ate OF tho New York School of Phil
anthrophy, as well as of the Univer-
Eity OF MOntanaD And in Washing
ton | worked for some time with a
society that found homes for homeless
children. In every case | investigated,
IN every situation | tried to help, |
found II was always the children who
suffered most. They are tho over
vhelming reason why women should
he represented in government.
II think that ultimately the CEN
tral government will take up the mat q
tor OF an eight hour Day for women"
Miss Rankin answered another uues
tion OF mine. The hours OF labor
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-02-15
order Of Publication.

In the circuit court OF Iron county, Missouri.
December aih. 1916, and 9th day OF October
Term, 1916,
The. state Of Missouri. At the relation and to
the use OF B. P. Burnham, collector ~ me
revenue OF lroa county. Mi~ourt.
Miss Nellie ". Epps ii living: or the UNI
known cpnsort, heirs and devis.es OF Miss
Nellie Nj. Epps, II she be dead. deit ndauts.
faction 10 t7tofre Lien for Taxes
Now at thlsd day comes the piaiLtifT, II, r.
Burnham. coilectov"f the revenue ~ NOR
county. Missouri. and it appearing from his
petition and AFFIDAVIT, among other Things,
that the defendants,
Miss Nellie VI .Epps. il living:or the uh
consort, heirs II devlsees OF Miss Nellie VI.
Epps, Ii she be dead,
are non-rcsidents OF the state OF Missouri.
and that they cannoi be served with sum
mons In said state.
IL is, therefore, ordered by the cjrriit
court OF Iron county, Missouri, in term
time, that publication b.. made notifying
salu u~eieitdahts ihat an action has been com,
nenced against them in the circuit court OF
sald county. the object and general nature Of
which IL 10 enforce the liensoi the state OF
Missouri on the following real estate, b..
longing TO the said defendants for back
tayes for the years l31J and 1914. to wit:
tract Il IN section ), township -, north,
o. range 3 east. 10 q acres, as SHOWN by Muir
.rnhib plat book 3 page o. iron COuuty,
Missouri, All ~ me abuv. described lard
~ eng ~ sun,,ct :" mineral reservation made
thF'h - AtCe NJ
BOOK 81, page al, iron County Land records
IAN t!rinized s'atemeEt Ia the natur. o
a tax bill showing the amount OF taxes. In
tereSt aud costs now due on said real estate
Tor the years Aforesaid. amounting in the
aggregate to the sum OF two and aO-tN0 . al.
iars, is nled with said petition AZ provided
by laW.I
And unless they he and appear al the next
term o. said court to he holden tor the com
~ otlron, and state OF Missouri, at the court
mouse IL said county On the fourth Monday
IN Apiil next. 1917, and on or rrio,e t;th
th1rc day thereof III the term shall SO long
continue; and. II not, then before The end 81
me term, and plead, answer nr demur to
SAID plaintiffs petition, the same will be
TAKEN az confessed, judgment rend, red In
accordance with the prayer OF "a d petit u.
ana said real estate. or 20 much thereof a.
may be necessary 10 satisfy said Judgment,
interest n Costs, be sold under a special
neri factas 10 be issued thereon.
~ Is further ordered that a copy hereof BE-
published according to law IN the Iron Coun-
" REGISTER. a weekly newspaper published
III said county OF iron and state OF Missouri.
JESSE NJ. HAWKINS, circuit Clerk.
a! true copy from the record,
lSEALl Witness my hand ana Oilcial seal
this 2lst day Of December. 1913.
JESSE " HAWKINS, Clerk
circuit FUur'. lron rouNiv M
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-02-15
Order of Pubic, ion

IN the circnit court OF iron cnnn,y. Missouri.
Deccmh.r 9Th. 1915. and Oh day OF October
Term. 1916.
me state Of Missouri. at the relation and 10
Inc US" OF d. r. Burrham, collector or me
revenue OF Iron county, Missouri, =
-, against %
henry ware Martin, ilivin.; or the ,n
Known cons0rt, heirs and drvisees OF Vcu.
a. ants.
action to Enforce Lien tor Taxes,
Now at this day comes the plaiptIf. Il. p
burnhain, collector Of the revenue Of Iron
Sounty. Missouri. . II appearing from his
that the defendants, "e''
Henry Ed ward Martin, II living, or the I'm.
known consort. heirs and devisees OF Henry
Edward Martin, II he be dead,
are non. residents OF the state of Missouri,