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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-23

Public Markets


NM IT.
stall -. paateurtssd milk, ~ ct
divers cottage cheese. loo 10 y IN,
COCOA. lie. 1 III. 7gc EtanEs. ssc can
X e. baking powder fsr; atc pkg cream
% barley. isc. isc pkg Run Maid rRisins.
ior. itc can minced clans. i0c. stalls
1911. ibs Black Republican cherries.
$50. fresh sweet grapes. isc III Stall
%. iarE. can Carnation milk. &c "
pure hassd with / 10. soc. ssc or aoc cof.
fee or tea
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ROYAL EGYPTIAN
QUEEN

lave your palm Thoroughly read and
explained nv genuine Egyptian palm b
let ana eiHirvOyant. one naturally GIT
cd vith the power 10 ten many coming
events ~ your me hdw to gain sur
cr7H IN buplncFHs health. marriage. a.
vcref. APPROPRIATIONS md tranractioua n
aii kinds 20 you find the one YOU
have bestowed YOUR trust ana affcc-
tons upon acting conl and indifferent
toward your She advises on all I'm
paftant affairs Of life Special this
week. rsndinRn 20 cents. b22 Univor-
city, corner Sixth ave
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INocuLATr ENGINEERS

The 18TH engineers. now ut Amer.
lean Lake. and soon TO cross the
waters 20 France. are being inoc-
ulated with typhoid serum inice.
tlona.
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SPIRITUAL MEpluMa


The greatest pntmiFt and ctairyoYant the
worid has ever produced The man
who AHiniirhed Europe with his Won
dsrfui predictions, who has read tho
hands Of xmas nhd queens and nohii.
~ % hurops. b. nov in Seattle, Hnd
will Hite readings ht hts private Torl
dsnre. Does it Interest you Go know
whom ana when yea will marry. how
60 be lucky IN love and business. and
successful IN al affairs Of ilfof Thrn
eco this HreAt man ~ pure Readings
~ appointment Address 1900 i'ifst
ave. N. " Phone ballard fGga
Hours woetdays. 5is0 . M TO ~ . az.
sundays. ~ "a to IT . M.
RAFAEL. MEDIUM GIVES NANrs.
datea facts "a tave, marriage. bust
ness. etc. Absolute satisfaction guar
teed or NO charge Special low fee
today. 800 ilherty bldg. iioa Third
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HOUSES FOR SALE
---U775,sIrsrT.kTRs ATrrNrioN

VCTeSrFkERs. ATTENTION
pniidirx 20 bungalows IN West Seattle;
IS r,inutes' ride on ear from ship
xards: On beautiful, slightly tots.
s0xfsa. contain from 20 rooms
ana range ~ price from fabn 90 si,Sso,
20 be sold on payments same es rent-
Cwn~r. sTai IVES. Alaska 81. Faunti--
roy car passes the door. Omen even
inx- and sundays fhcn@ Wet is.s
YOUR RESr MONEY WILL Buy A
home frosa Adams al fannilssas' west
xt< - - =
z3-HouSES uNF. FOR RENT
INFURNfsHEp GROOM HOUSE Tt
A~1 si3. modern: sss: block from
car. f.x W. Tsth a., Apply nexi door.
phou. ballard .9os
nTNGkLows FOR RESr BY ADAMS
~,r scSssSse,-s~~Syge~ ~ Ss~SS>~~~~~~
a. AoAprnrATc tINClIa
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MRS. BURDfCK SPIRITUAL MiNis.
ter. Circles Tuesday, Friday evenings:
consultation daily. Hotel Byhee. 1891
Third ave. Phone Elliott AHA.
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CAMERAS AND SUPPLIES
CHINESE MEDICINE
cinNrsr MrnIrfNI

CHINESE NrDfrf~f
~ go Have tifer
Dsffa.inr Nithont ife
salt for Wears SOC W p
and Investigate ms
remedies
The u8nf' nhsilnr'e
cases - hsfhfnn. rhsu
faaffssn AMI nervous
disorders have been
treated surrrsssuilT
Causftf stien. cstafrh
and disorders o. the
bladder. ssin and
stomach. ~ we'll as
appendicitis are re-
lisvrd without opera
ton. Ny advice 10
=. d. -. :. -.
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NJ TEE wo CHINESE MEDICINE co.
aos James st.. bet. ana and 7rd AYES
Seattle, wash. Esisbiishsd 1903
WOMEN, USE YOUR CREDIT. OPEN
a charge account We viii give you
credit to outfit yourself In anything
you may need In 'TfAfR GOODS" you
pay on easy terms 1T factory prices.
We manufacture everything that IL
worn IN hair goods OF any special pat
tern or design. Bring US your cut hair
or combiuRg. We make them up at
factory prices We dye and make over
your old switches HAL orders given
prompt attention.
FANTDRY HAIR STOEE. 1ioi Flrat Az.
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MADAM NELLIE

WORLDS dHENTrar EgYrrtAS
PsfnENoiocfsr t,f.AtRNoTANE
AND AEDfuN
Jusranss-s 20 rad Year satire iif.. past.
present ana ,ntgrs sites irue afFioe
on nassnsss love. health sra family
Rffairs tells ~. name q roar future
husband % ~tf- ara shat 20 do 60 -
successful in iife. tells Yau ~hAt husi-
nee. Il raos, lucky - You and whs'
part % tho ~orii wili - more sno-
rssssut Tor Ynu. advises how 90 gala
ard bold good position. sh~ tells -
the Que vnu love is true nr faiar. ana
causes speedy marriage ~ith the ons
Of your choice brinxs 49, separated
together. uakss hanalHssa between
mas and wife she tells sou tho secrets
% bslak happy and sBcerssfui o. any.
thtax you tasa IN haud. her sdvics
viii remove 81 obstacles aud 'su ia-
fnsuce one vist t. Madam Nellie
sill rspaY you fur disappaiut Hfrnts IN
at other. safisfsetion guaranteed or
no charge. Special rssfinFs 50 cents
Hotel EIk. room q 1891 SECOND ave.
cornsr Pln~ - peiiv snd Sandals
CONSULT MADAM LESLIE
EGYPTIAN pHWENpI ot.EHr AND
MEDIUM
uus wHo can arfuaiiF toll Yoa wha, YOU
uanf 90 know atthnt asking a single
question. Gives advice hos ~ gain
sour,.slp !" ssa ' marriage. tsn( yaa
shat business 10 most lucky for Yoa.
and what part q the warti viii he
more successful ;ar YOU advises ho~ 90
gain and hold GOOD position. dhc tells
~ the ono You love IL true or faiss
gives the name ~ your future husband
or elfe ana causes speedy marriage
etth the one o. your choice. brings ths
separated ioEethsu. makes happiness
between man ana vifa The madam
can advise hos 20 avoid AZ bad luck
ard evil infiu~nr. and trouble, and
cause YOU 60 have good luck and sue
esss N anything you take IN hand This
lady does not tell ~ please ynu. hut
gives only trathfui Rsfi YOU can de-
pend on one vtslt TO hest viii rephv
you feT many dissrpniat in 9TH
ers THIS 10 the rsdans first iirns IN
Seattle Satisfaction guaranteed or no
charges special readings 30 cents Tor
two weeks only. Hotel Norris room !.
if2ats Third between Union rnd Pike.
Hours 10 20 daily ard SUNDAY
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MI 4. III

Oct well the
safes, and quick
eat way.
The treatment
for those who want
the best by evory
test.
Permanent bet
torment for every
case Of low vital
ity ard all weak
Ueescs itth year.
Consuitstion Free.
Or. MACY
sIiIa second Ave.
goB-S Lpler bldg.
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AUCTION SALE

EVEN IF YoU WALK ALL THE WAY.
Il viii pay you 20 come 10 sEATTLE'S
LEADING AUCTION house. 200s-s-i0
SECOND AVE. two doors north n
Moore theatreJ. 1890 TBEEDAY,
JULY -. for the GREAT AUCTION
SALE. which will not Do omitted even
" the street cars are not running.
lovers Of quaint. old fashioned furni-
ture should ~ on hand 10 secure some
~ tbs unique walnut pieceH. which
include fine beds, 2 dresserH, COM
modes. wardrobe. desk bookcase plat
form rockers. arm chairs. marble top
center tables. bed couch. set chairs,
pariJr pieces. old clocks. picture.
and mirrors. all In fine condition;
new. very handsome hand made quilts;
Heinz piano. sanitary roii-top desk.
leather rockers and arm chairs. buffsts.
sidehcsrds, pedestal extension tables.
dining chairs. large princess dresser
aNd eniffonler ~ mahogany oak
drnusers an1 ciiffonisra. ipiaid scttEe.
metal beds. springs. mattresses. pll
love-. i0ta n bedding. feather beds.
curtains. dishes. cutlery, brlc-e- brRr. n
lot Of books by good Futbors. good
: bicycle, Great Majestic md ohio
-Shses. gas ranges. big assortment
OF ART squares. carpets. rugs. iinoleum.
fonRoieum. etc. We need lots OF fur
sales twice each week. ~ n you have
onything to sell snd want the hinhep-
price for IL. call up Jushsifs. Msir
1859. John BuahelI a Sons. Auo-
tionssrs-
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~ VOW CHINESE HENrpY 60.
its 1ssl,r wsy; res"e Ns,e sss-
COLLATERAL LOANS
va VI LOAN MONEY or pth.
mondH and iewalry 81 per cont ~
OTHER CHARGES pthfra may Al
NERTIHE lower rates hut how hhoni
tho COMMUNION they chhrKnf
pRpNt rENT tokS SOCIETY. Inc.
80 gourrs ord 10 Marion
a HFGrTf-rAntE rf.hCE TO H0NrDW
money On DtAMoN % suf JEW tLhf
Lowest rates confidential.
AMERICAS JEwBLny co. 500 Aeoona
MONEY LoANTp OK All ARTICLES
% value The Reliable, POI Thlf1 eve
PHVsIciRNs AND SURGEONS
Dn KGTHRYS HARRisoS soi SIXTH
Elliott t7iaJ ---.-.-
STORAGE
DRY. rfREPRooF sroRhoE wknt-
house. Central Storage Co. 100 "hts
HtdE.
TRUNKS DELIVERED. ssc DAYS
storage free. csli Nsin 1850
JUNK
AiashA Junk Co. 1850 First ave. y VI
tioit s7ei
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CECfT. z7s5 ~ uNfON--a ROOMS
bath. wall bed. elevated ranges. polish
ID floors. on p. Union car Hire. hrat
fitnsy service 81 etty. minutes bust
ness center. 5000. furnished. s;ts9
East T.s
-~~~~S~~~~S~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~s
rs ROOMs AND BOARD
HOME FOR BOrs-THE r. NJ @. A.
boys department conducts q hons for
boys ia-Is years.. Gymnasium. swim
ming and educational privileges Cost
OF board 1.-TWO meals a day. room and
iaundryl. $40 per west $4,000
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Franss. rneuidinxs. builders. hardware.
mui work
. v. WILLIAMS 60
1913 Ffraf Ave Seattle. wash
HAVE ssao CEDAR FEScE rosrs
nicely trimmed. for anie AZ 81 apiece.
on ground. - miles from railroad
a G Timm. u. ;. neK IA. Kent
NV PfASos roR RENr. HENf az.
piled on purchase MsYsr-fousr. sis
rntar
Dunn SELLS TRUNKS
Ara bars Tor lees Nspzirins Of lukEas~
ard ut4 Nrrifaa 80 Second ave. near
Fss-~a Nafw -EfT
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ALKALINE LLOYD
Others come and go. bat for 20 years
Alkaline Lloyd hes been HeAttie's phren-
eiarist and business adviser In all AZ
fairs ~ lie slt linton. Apt. H. III
iieu stTt Special this week, toc.
RAFAEL MEDIUM OWES NAMES.
dates. facts in love. marriage bust
ness etc Absolute saflsfarlipn suaf-
autssd or no chRrHe speCiai iow 200
today 200 Liberty nidE., isot third
ave
MADAM urHsirrA. nrttAntE We.
dtum ana card reader. gives valuable
Rtytru on business and domestic 90.
fairs ~ You ARE ~ TROUBLE.
consult her Special. 500. it3tA
rlrs, ave. opposite Liberty theatre
rim uENritA NEiRoN TttrE All
wiser gives private consultation daiis
girties sunday. Tuesday aud Friday
evenings 1904 Fourth ave.
PnUFEfRoR AwErr1ER sEArTtns
Ereatest medium. viii locate anything
ig' Howard ave. s.
MADAM PRANK p cAHD HEAntR
pianist stc tott riko. Elliott
Hotel fcom
MADAM nHENNEN -ctsAinvotANf.
osrde, pnlniatry. voc fith linton o..
Hotel Vernon.
MADAM kATuHYN - WONDERFUL
lott no,si room
gEtI.po = Ct.AtRNoYANr SPECIAL
readings 90 cents Try my foot eass.
IS cents. al linton
CARn pFApiNg ROOM n YORK
itetsi First ave.
frft CARD nEAbfSa 20 CENTS
riess nleiei, reeni go. Cal syeninss
81 CARD or THANKS
CAup of THANKa
We wtsh 20 thank our many friends
for thsif Kindness shown ~ 3D. ouf
bereavement Mf and Mrs " ~
Easter
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81 FuMAlr nElP WANTED

~ FEMALE HELP WANTED
WANTED = NOtfNa MpMnN nr-
tween IS and 20 yenrs fut permanent
poaltionst rarid advancement, high
sehoel education ard some typewriter
knowledge desirable. Apply room tni
Railway rxehanke building. Second
aud cherry 81
houSEkEPER IL COUNTRY ron
widewer. go; object matrimeny. Ad-
dfeaa r.se, star
NNW riANn lfoR RENT nv ruE
year an rent Go apply on putohsse,
re, star
wANvrn = WoUsrkrEpER stNuLr.
middle aEed womaNi no objection 90
chIlaren rhens nslglsr s ,sl..II-.----
ss--FeMALE SITUATION VITO.
rwiT sisrERs nrsiRr POSITIONS
On hospital. two wears ttaiuiag Main
->Sss~>s>o~ssSSt~SSeSsIS5>SsSSsS~~~~~~~~~>
ss--suslNGss OPPORTUNITIES
FoH SALE nAkrRy AM Nrs.
taura.t. dotnx good cash trade tin-
location. owner leaving city. cheap
Address F-ti star
Use CLEAR MONTHLY Is ROOMS.
reasonable rent. must sell III Ninth
ave
sAwMiiL MD noX FACTORY FOR
seis sssgs.. 49, sss,sg,,>,>o,>o>o
.ft LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
MILK cows AND HeGisrERNp
Hampshire hoes priced ios 60 srii, also
20 feet launch call afternoons from
60 o'clock. jos SsruEss. tatt asth
ave a W
-~N~>eSeSeN~s~~~>s>->ee>
- LOST AND FOUND
Lost. SATURDAY EvNNlNa. Anorr
sea. nainier valley ear. narHs contain
irr lady'a gold watch, keys and 40
currency. Finder please RETURN watch
ant ksy-. 1855 3snd ave \. Eaa, sgep
LOST. PROM CowEN PARK IfrNE-.
black leather travelling has, owuer-
name tnaidr. Liberal reward Miss
Fhie. keuwnod 1882
fosr ~ MANS rOCKErnNOk CON
tanning money. registration card. pic.
lures ard papvra. Ftnder phone Main
Eaf4
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CARD or THANKS

CARD on TtiANKA
W. wish 20 thank our many friends
for theif Kindness shown 10 60 ouf
bereavement Mf. and Mrs. " ~
EanfHr.
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HOTELS AND
APARTMENTS
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS

DIR. y. n. THEFR~PHfslClA Nmp
.urrcan. senitp.urinAry and rectal dis.
eases Tradefa' Block. corner Ihrd
ave. and Marion At Houra n m 70
o m evenings 20 o. sundays 10
'oif Phone Eilioit Ils ,>>oooo.oo.
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as-MlsceLLANeoUs FoR sALe

sAsW AID DOORS
Manufactured IN our own mill ard sold
a. factory prices We ship ta anyone.
anvWhsre 0ue price 10 ever body
Prompt shipments safe delivery %
destination EusrRntesi| our fiH a.
trsfraisd catalogue Ne 81 mailed frre.
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NAT!0N VIDE REGISTRATION OF WOMEN TO AID
 IN SEWING THE COUNTRY WILL BEGIN SOON

The Council of National Defense au- thorizes the following.
 Registration of women, which will tabulate every grade of service, train ed and untrained, will begin within the next few days. The registration blanks are now being printed at Gov ernment expense, the Council of Nat ional Defense having decided at re- cent meeting upon q maximum ex- penditure of $2,0O0 for that purpose.
 The blanks will be in white and one other color to Gifferentiate bet ween trained and untrained service. The committee has made thorough study Of the methods used in the re-
 ent State registrations and gives it's list of questions as the latest word" ii getting inside information concern ing the working force Of the women of this country. The woman registered will give her age, color, occupation,
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references, desire to work, time pledg- ed for services, citizenship, education persons dependent upon her, and train ing, whether in agricultural, clerical, domestic, industrial, professional, re- lief, social-service work, or whether she has any knowledge or skill of pos sible value will also show whether she has any physical defects and the con- dition of her eyes, ears, and voice.
 When we have finished this regis tration," said Mrs. Joseph R. Lamar, of Georgia, member of the woman's committee of the Council of National Defense, i've will know definitely '7Naf each woman in the country will
 best able to do to help with the national defense. Of course, we will not let the relief work, which is rather in the economic side interefre with the
 work of the Red Cross"
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CELEBRATION OF FOURTH DAMP
 FINED BY RAIN
Large Number of Visitors Were Noticeable All Over Town
 at Amusement Places

11tuz 70 the steady downpour yes -=-5zr c1e celebration of the Fourth =zs somewhat dampeaed. 90 10 speak. -za spirit 8t the Fourth and Patriot ism however. prevailed in spite Of the rain. and much thanks is due the Met
 asa-.a Band boys for the splendid s--ee- concerr. which contributed so largely TO the spirit of the day.
 There were hundreds 0: visitors = 1-n The outlying districts. and from our neigh boring Canadian towns. An voz and Prince Ruperr, oyer two hun d-sd arrived on the Prince John al s.S9 IT. 70 join in our festivities.
 Al an early hour, the streets gaily decorated with flags. bunting. and ev- ar-green trees were filled with rner-
 r. Jhrong. and The din Of horns, fire crackers and noise makers Of all des- crip.iors filled the air: while it was impossible 70 aroid showers Of con .fs.ti down the back Of your neck and Ila.ug eut~l1ed with serpentine, which made rain bon colors over the whole .3an. This lasted throughout the day and by evening the effect was
 Dectacular in the extreme. Visitors going from one amusement place 10 another on foot or in autos. all in the 1appies- mood and willing to enjoy sag,liag and everything
 The parade, which was 10 have ! lseI an extraordinary one with it's
 manynovel features. had to be aban- doaed.
 At Il o'clock the crowds began gath =ring st Red Men Hall where the Lit erary exercises, arranged for by that
 committee, were given. The Metlkat- iatia band rendered several numbers ! preceding the program which was op- ] l@Ead by e short talk by his honor, the Mayor @ho called upoZ Rev. H H.
 Kelley, made tle Invocation, in q teR well-chosen words. h the ab- ssance q male quartette. Mr. Osborne ! Williams, rendered that especially
 beautifully patriotic song. My Own
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ACCIDENT ON NEW
 CHARCOAL PIT. ROAD
Sparhawk Motor Delivery Car Goes Off Walk Pitching Down
 to Beach. Driver Badly Cut

About II o'clock this morning while coming into town from Charcoal Point on the new walk. the Sparhawk de livery auto. driven by Fred Mobley broke thru the railing and went over the walk, dashing down on the rocks below. and smashing into a tangled mass Of debris.
 IL seems that some of the bolts in The steering gear dropped out from under the car and in coming around the curve near the Charcoal Point school house. the driver lost complete control Of the car which instead of turning. went straight thru the railing before Mir. Mobley had a chance to jump out The driver was hurled thru the windshield, his head receiv- ing three nasty gashes. He crawled cut from beneath the wreckage, how ever, and managed to turn of the en- zine
 Help came and he was immediately rushed to the hospital and placed un. der the care Of Dr. John Myers. This afternoon, Dr. Myers reported his pa- tient resting easier. Seven stitches were taken in his head, but the Doctor expressed the opinion that he would be able to be up in two or three days MT. Mobley has been in Ketchikan but month, having come up from Seattle to take charge of the Spar hawk machine. He recently went thru an operation for appendicitis, and had just recovered when this ac- cident took place. Dr. Myers stated that he would be incapacitated for some time.
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COOPER MPANIES
 APPEAL TO WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, July 5-The copper companies of Arizona today appealed to the President for aid in getting rid of the I. w s in their districts.
 From Globe. Arizona. comes the news that strike situation is entirely beyond tn econrol of the local au- ihorities Four hundred federal troops from Duoglas have been ord cred to the scene on the recommen- dation of Major Bundell, who is on the ground representing the govern ment
 At Butte, Montana. the metal trade council asked a conference with the Anaeonda opper Mining companies, when arrangement can be made to ix wages. The companies are said 70 be determined to operate the mines at Butte and the smelters at Anacon- da and Great Falls.
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DOlNGS ON ALLFRONTS AMERICANTRANSPORT
 ROUTS A SUBMARINE
Council Composed of Work men and Soldiers Adopt Resolution Setting Forth The Confidence of the
 Country in the Government.

the entire expedition will be encamp- ed by July 15. At the parade the French population of the city was joy mad. apparently.
 LONDON, July 5.-Fourteen Germ an aircraft raided Harwick and Essex seaports, killing eleven and injuring thirty-siX. Two machines were prot down in flames.
 PETROGRAD, July 5.-The war of fee announced this morning that dur ing the first two days of offensive in Galicia, the Russian forces took three hundred officers and 1S,000 men, 29 guns and 33 machine guns. But that under concentrated effort, the drive has been stopped temporarily on q point east of Brzezaney.
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AL-kI NORTHBOI ND

The steamer a,-zi a--irs5 t-a-- nc sou-h yesterday a--=rzoo2 a I:5a and sailed for the north s- tour 5i=cz4-g- ing considerable traiga- q tze North land Dock A-riTs,s from tce sou-h = Vrz P v --s. s--r--- jenkins. T. P. Jenkins and wife. J. | Mathews J. R- Boswell. Miss [ G-its in Mrs :. Te1. Alex Porth=n. Eluer Norton Mrs L Pearson. Mrs (. 2. Wilson Mrs J L. Jones. Catherine Jones (. M- Leghorn and wife. Les lie Loghorn- Rex Laghorn c. ". Wood and II steerage
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t4ssoeiated Press)

LONDON July 5.--It is announced today that an American transport, while in the act of coaling, turned its guns loose on several submarines en- gaged in shelling the city of Ponta Del Guda. and routed them. The transport was uniniured.
 LONDON. July 5.-The British forces attacked the enemy last night southwest of Holebek. near Ypres on the Belgium canal and advanced some six hundred yards inflicting terrible losses to the enemy.
 PARIS. July 5.--A battalion of Am erican troops which paraded the street here yesterday have gone to their per manent training camp. It is expected
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QUIET HAS BEEN RE-
 STORED IN ST. LOUIS
Seevral Hundred Negroes Have Left the City and Others
 Preparing to Leave
lsastlal re Prae-essIcs.Nlaerl

EAST ST. LOUIS. July 5.-With II companies of militia patrolling the city. quiet has finally been restored. Only for the presence Of the soldiers, more rioting would occur the mayor said today. Since last Tuesday ev- ening. hundreds of negroes have left the city and others are preparing to leave.
 | rough estimate Of the damage caused by fire will exceed one mil, lion dollars. said an official this morn ing Three hundred negro homes have been destroyed. B were killed and four white men. The federal gov. ernment has instituted 6 searching in- Yestigation.
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PRINCE RUPERT
 AGAIN ON RUN

he Grand Trunk Liner Prince Rup. =-e arrived yesterday aJ seven ? .. oz her frs =riP north since her 4ce.- t=ar LIS se=5-E =a she ran ashore Q Geaz T<laa5. .as, below Prince Ez- pa-t. A-r.f@-s ta- Ez-cH5Eaa Esr= Arthur N=a. F , Hard and J A- Gray. SAs carried a large na-5er q tourists. making 5he round rip -e Sou-hsas-s-1 Alaska S1e viii re- turn sog.1a9-19 sunday evening q S o'eleek
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KETCHIkAN POSTOFFICE
 RAISED TO SECOND CLASS

Postmaster Warder has been not ifed by the Postofice department at Washington that from the first day Of July. the post office Of Ketchikan had been placed among the Second Class offices Of the country. This is due 10 the increase Of business trans acted at the office, which according 70 Postmaster Warder, is keeping the three men composing the force on The jump. He has requested the de partment for more help.
 The raising Of the office from third to the second class is pretty good indication of the prosperity Of the town. according to Postmaster Ward
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-05
DOLPHIN NORTHEOI ND

The steamer Dolphin arrived Tues- day evening at ten o'clock and left ar midnight after discharging 51 tons of freight at The Ee-ctikan wharf. Ar -iEals from the south were Elna Scott Benjamin Gum and twenty pesse1gers for Quadra. Roe Point San "a -4nz and Kasaan Leaving for the north were John Palmer and John Si- mouds
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-05
NATIONAL GUARD TO BE
 CALLED INTO SERVICE

WASHINGTON. July 4.-Late yes terday Secretary Baker announced that the National Guard will be ord cred out in three groups. The first Will be called out the fifteenth instant the second on the 18th and the last on August 9th, when the entire guard will be mustered into the federal ser vice.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-05
OF PACKING CON-
 PANY GOES TO CRAIG

MT E. Linderberger, of the Linder- berger Packing company. with canner- ies and packing plants on the west coast. was an arriving passenger on the City of Seattle Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Linderberger left for Craig yester- day morning to inspect the company's holdings at that point.