davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Delta independent., 1917-09-14
Report of Delta
SIaCkerS is Untrue
Denver Papers Give Names Of the
Men Who Enlisted As
Evading Draft

a nuIuptI OF tnG DSlLa county DOyS
within the age of the first draft, en-
listed in the army to avoid the draft
and be among friends. 1t seems that
the Denver papers got hold of these
names in some manner and published
them as slackers, evading the draft.
1t was only to be expected that
and the following letter was written
10 the governor by Prof. Whalen, Of
the Delta Business college, which
brought forth apologies from the pa
pers which had published the articles:
q beg to call your attention to the
list of names as given in the Rocky
Mountain News of September 5. You
will notice that list of 251 names
are given of those who failed to ap-
pear for examination in the draft,
call This can well be termed: Some
one has blunjered:' But in this case
no one can be blamed, for the reason
that it belongs to that class of things
which Just happened / am now
speaking for the names published
from Delta county The list of names
of the boys as given there is wrong
in this respect, that in all probability
Fort Logan. They have been there
since the first call was issued. At
that time Captain Charlesworth was
stationed here for recruiting purposes.
He conducted the preliminary examin-
ations and these boys Immediately
left town for Denver and Fort Logan.
The mistake is due to the fact that
at this time there were so many un-
usual things. and all at the same time,
and in this case there was an omis-
sion to report these names as having
already entered the service. No one
can be blamed for this. The local
boeri has been very faithful and con-
scientious in these matters, but had
no docket for reference.
Now that publicity has been given
and the intimation that the boys
might be slackers.' / am sure justice
would be done in the matter if a cor
rection was made through the papers.
wish also TO mention that the spirit
Of response on the part of Delta coun-
ty boys can not be excelled anywhere
in the state or country. There was
a good response on the part of Delta
county boys in volunteering, and that
a greater number is not already in the
service is due to the failure in pass
ing the examination. l speak for TIE
very excellent response on the part
of Delta county boys"
A letter from the governors off ce
in reply to the above states that the
list OF names as published should not
be considered in any sense black
list or censure, but according to the
regulations the young men who went
from here to enter the service should
also have reported to this local board
as being in the service
The Delta independent., 1917-09-14

There will be get-together meet
ing at the Methodist church tonight.
All members and friends OF the
church are expected to be present.
The purpose of the meeting is for
good-felowship. Refreshments will be
served and an interesting program
will be renedred. An enjoyable meet
ing Is anticipated.
The Delta independent., 1917-09-14
DISTRICT COURT coNvENEs
PETIT JUNIORS EXCUSED

District Court will convene in Delta
on Monday, September II.
The petit jurors have been excused
until December 10. so it is not likely
that there will be any cases Of any
heard at this session. As
far as We can hear, there will be
lnly few civil cases disposed of
Il is so easy TO make money legiti-
in Delta county this year, and
people are so busily engaged at this
occupation. that noboiy has time TO
be crooked.
The Delta independent., 1917-09-14
The Ferrin Divorce
Case Being Aired
OF Interest to the Horny Handed
Taxpayers Of Delta and
Delta County

Al thC DAbtAlSt SVoAe Va A<A - eSO
county, Nellie c. Ferfin has brought
suit for divorce against her husband.
Charles B. Ferrin. The grounds ore
drunkenness, cruelty and immortality
on the part OF the husband. As to
the truth or falsity Of the charges in
the complaint, we have no opinion
to express We are not even inter
ested in that part OF the case. Char
lie is well liked. has a host Of friends
all over that state and we wish him
delfverance from his present
troubles.
He is charged in the complaint with
being guilty Of being worth $780,
10000. This is what gets next to
US. II may be that he isn't worth
more than ten or fifteen thousand.
That would be a tidy sum for q boy
to accumulate who a few years ago
was a poor young fellow who used TO
come here fish q little hunt a little
and play a slide trombone in the
band. However the hundred and fif-
" thousand figures must stand until
some one can refute them.
The question that may interest the
taxpayers is. where did an ordinary.
clever young man who hadn't much
money twenty years ago. who has
lived like a prince. drunk his full pro
portion OF champagne and highballs
and supported wife in luxury, ac-
cumulate so much money?
Charlie is the travelling representa-
tive OF the Out West Printing and Sta
tionery company. OF Colorado Springs.
This company supplies counties with
all kinds Of office supplies, books for
record. paper. legal blanks. stationery.
inks. pens. furniture and election sup
plies. Its business with Delta county
is heavy and we believe that the prof
it's are great II r. said that the sew
eral companies of the state engaged
in this line of business have quietly
divided and apportioned the different
counties OF the state among each 9th
er and that Delta county has been
awarded to the Out West concern.
This means that In bidding. the other
companies OF the combination "recog-
nize the rights of the Out West
to the business OF Delta county.
Spuds or onions may be worth so
cents a sack or s5 per sack; II cuts
no ice with Charlie. His prices
-k.,l, na ha An
believe that II the county could have
purchased these goods in an open
market, very much might have been
saved and then perhaps Charlie would
in at winter resorts, or in showing
our rube commissioners "the time of
their lives" when they went to the
Eastern slope.
expensive to our people. When he
was in California and was pouring
out money like water, running mp
bills OF expense that would have
spuds in Delta were worth 20 cents a
sack and the natives were wonder
ing how they were ever going to pay
their taxes.
Here's to Charlie! Smooth sailing
over calm sea! Many happy days
for n good fellow! But here's to the
rube that raised the grapes! Here's
to the boy that grew the spuds that
got the coin that went into the house
that Jack built!
The Delta independent., 1917-09-14

Mrs. Jacob Lopez passed from this
life on Sept. 6 at 1915 p. m. She
was the wife of Mr., Jacob Lopez, who
died Sept 9, 1915.
Deceased was 19 years, months, l
week and four days old. She was
born in Aguilar. Colorado. Since the
death of her husband she has lived
with Mr.. A. Lopez. She is survived
by a father one brother and three
sisters. besides host of friends, to
mourn her death.
Funeral services were held at st.
Michaels Catholic church. this city.
Father Bertram officiating. Inter
ment was at Delta cemetery.
The Delta independent., 1917-09-14
Crop Conditions
of Delta County
DR.. Stockham Writes Article For
Denver Bank Pamphlet
Boosting State

The following written by DIR. A. H.
Stockham for Agricultural, Indus
trial and Mining Conditions in Colo
rado." very attractive = pamphlet
gotten out by the Denver National
Bank, gives an idea of this years
prospects for Delta county
The crop conditions of Delta county
might perhaps be dismissed with the
single remark that all crops are about
100 per cent; to be more specific,
and to bear testimony to the large
range OF our products, l will say:
Our wheat and oat crop has never
promised SO large a yield, and the
acreage of wheat is much heavier
than we have before sowed At the
present time dealers are paying $3.50
per hundred, but still there is a dis
position on the part of our farmers
to hold the crop for a still higher
price, though some are questioning
as to what Mr.. Hoover will do about
the price of flour, and are wondering
if this isn't about the right time to
sell.
We also have a large acreage of
potatoes. mostly late. that promise a
good crop. One of our farmers sold
five car loads of Early Ohios at s2s5
and another reports having been of
fered $500 this morning. Up to date
the healthy appearance of the vines
indicate more than an average yield
l would estimate 20 per cent heav-
ier tonnage of hay than last year.
Several stock men have bought their
winters supply at $500 per ton.
We appeared to have a much larger
number of hogs than usual last
spring, but they seem to have been
marketed pretty close, though there
are many young pigs which will go
upon the winter and spring market.
Range facilities warrant this section
to produce many cattle for the mar
number. l am glad to note that fe-
male animals are being kept for
breeding purposes. In a percentage
way the spring lamb crop was light,
but the number of sheep is much in
creased and sheep and wool will be
an attractive item with us.
From fruit standpoint this will
be banner year. The crop promises
to be both heavy and of good quality.
This is true of every kind of fruit
grown here. cherries and apricots
were abundant and found ready sale
at good prices. Some apprehension
is felt lest We are short of help to
pick and pack our peaches and apples,
but our women promise to help out
if necessary
The banks in Delta have held them
selves in readiness to help every
man who needed seed with which to
raise crop, an organization was
formed which stood ready to help
any who. with earnest purpose, wish
ed to plant crops.
In general way business has been
excellent, and q, licences of prosperity
are on every hand. This has partic-
ularly been apparent in the manner
of automobiles purchased. too often
without being needed. and so, will
prove an economical incubus. One
of the good evidences of improved
conditions is seen in many seeking
homes coming into our midst. In
stead of signs of houses to rent
people are out house hunting.
Our lumber dealers report the best
sales experienced in several years.
All things considered makes me safe
in saying from the dollar standpoint
this will be far and away Delta coun-
tvs best year since its being inhab-
;tad
The Delta independent., 1917-09-14

l. NJ Conklin and J. f. Saue went
up to Sapinero yesterday. Shue said
he was going to make an estimate on
some electric wiring. He told us not
to tell anybody that he went fishing
and we promised we wouldn't.
The Delta independent., 1917-09-14
CEDAR MESA

80 %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-16
Prince George Now
President Of Body

PETROGRAD. March tG.-Ths
now provisional ministry rs as fol.
lows: Premier. president Of the
council and minister Of the In,
terror. Prince George Lvoff. for.
eign minister. Prof Paul ~
Milukof. minister 81 war and
navy. A. J Guckoff. lately preyl.
dent of the duma minister Of lus.
flce. Deputy Kcfensty: minister Of
public instruction Prof Manuiloff
Of Morrow university. minister Of
agriculture. 81 lahlngareff. duma
deputy from petroerad; minister
OF finance. " Tereschtemko. def
ny from Ktcff, minister Of com.
munications. n. V. Sekraeon. vice
president of the duma.
Controller Of state. 81. Godncff.
deputy from Kazau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-16
MADAME LESLIE

ANp CLAfRNpYANT
Tbis famous rhrsnuianiat reads your sn.
tire iife from The cradle Ga old age just
90 the hrad indicates gives you dates.
faets. teija Nnu what has passed 81 ufs.
what - happening. without asking .
single question She does not tel things
60 please. hui reads fhinEA Just as the
heed lndiratras tells Yeu shat planets
you wsre born under tho lucky and un.
lucky planets wh.n and " horn sou will
marry settles and explains love. family
troubles marriage divorce health.
business. lave suifH. sp~cuiaftons invest.
monte tranna ciions - all Kinds. IN fact.
no matter what your hope fear o~ am.
billion. come 60 this noted pfrenuinrt.t
ard FIND h~lp Their" is ne need for
anyone go be unnueceNsful Tier advice
removes eH iruuhio She guarantee.
satisfaction ar no charge Her readings
ara strictly confidential cali and cor.
suit her free Room Fiat,run BidK
1873 Wcstiake. office hours 70 in
60 q ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-16
LEGAL NOTICES

NoTicE ~ FrntIr sALE OF NJ'Nf.
CgFAL FpNDN BN THE CITY
TnEAat+REW OF T1iE cry oF 50.
AT~rlE kiAG COUNTY. WASHING
WAN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-16

stau -. The standard graduated
sugar. tse. stall IS. cans Carna;isn
mllk tsc. pasteurired milk. &c ct Sc
ps stall -. best Japan rice g. 10. i'm
ported Lima beans &c 10 fines, cream
beans. ibs ssc. stall - big cans
Washington milk. Ice. cream cheese. ese
ia stalls T-s 4s-th. sack fine hard
vheas -four. s. 90: No 10 sack flour. tse
i5c ssedei raisiuE. Toe. large bars
laundry soap ske. cakes toilet soap.
&C.. 2 large cans milk. isc: 9S-ox tar
straw berry jam. 2Sc. : large cans pire-
apple. csc. rolls crepe toilet paper. gte
shredded cocoanus. soc IL. s5c can ripe
olives f&r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-16

Stall re. 2fc can cocoa, i1r. CSC ran
coffee. Sse. st0 Log Cabin syrup. isc
Soc can sec $50 can Aecs Sc bars
toilet soap. Zoe. 2-ib. ran chocolate. e5es
stc tuna fish. skc. ibs. green split
peas. .sc. lie whole CLANS. lee. ise can
mniassea. Ice. stall ies. peanut butter
fround to order. t2e ~. 81 les. CSC
BEST fresh churnsd butter. tec n frcsn
ranch egg. toc doE good creamery but
ter. stc 10. lbs siee; fancy Eastern
sharp cheese. sc N; large cans milk.
zoe. $50 coffee special. fgc III. 5sr
coffee. pc H.. oieomarEarine. 1&c ID. (.
ID hEr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-16
BICYCLE SUPPLIES
cHATTEL LOANS

NE DO GOOD WORK %. g. HART
Wig ixef ruurfh Phone daiu fAtt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-16
PIKE PI.stT

sta'i r.. ihs. standard whiin Eranu-
lated sugar stc. stall a. fresh pasteur-
ized milk. &c at. Sc pt stall Il. flour
si 80 sack. vaun minced CLANS PIE
cans Del Monte pineapple sgc. kias
can Fvrup. slst s. % can zfc. -
pancake -four. Tee s@c pineapple ise
cars salmon. s&c. stall -. flour. g.
.ih vinegar hiuirR and ammonia 81
bottle. ihs. rolled oats. 1tc stall -.
electric lamps 2rc. scot destroyer. 1Ie
Pkg siaii -. fancy stuffed olives. .ac
o. dilia Tee a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-16
Wants l.. s. Control

NIcKSBUHG. Miss. March lG.
'l suRgcst President Wilson Fut
the RAILROADS Of the United States
under military control said ~. J..
ParE. Chicago. vice president Of the
Illinois Central railroad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-16

stall sE .-ib brick Goldfish. SIC.
snidefs and CampheilE soup. ice cam z
hlg cans pineapple. csc. Z lbs mRcarouh
s5c. large cans milk. iac 80 bars
laundry soap SEE . lbs. household bran.
CSC. lbs Roman meal. 2Ec. o. Jar
honey sEr stalls 4t1s Aft vernon
milk tt0a case. Crystal white SOAP
sass case. . bars Crystal white snap a.
cans Csruation milk &c Nlth ! No.
coffee tf.4e can N J. II. coffee, ssc
No sack corn meal sac; ice roiis
toilet paper. ace. No. 10 -four. tSc: pure
cane sugar $3.50 cwt with other fs.ae
order
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-16
MAnAM pYTERI.YNGnRn

rhe wonderful Egyptian phrsuolprist.
now located at 1918 Fourth. near Nir.
indicated from the cradle To grave.
what business YOU ar" adapted for.
when ana whom you VIII marry, settles
md explains love affairs ana family
troubles, rcuntca the separated etc.
Satisfaction guaranteed or no charge.
Readings SOC this week only 80 one
In trouble tufuod away. money or no
money Hours, 10 m 10 g II IA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-16
MADAM NELLIE

worlds greatest rlairsnYAni ana phrsu.
etuEisf Euarantees 90 read yaar entire
life rssf. present and future, gIves true
advice nr buHiness love. health ard
family affairs. tells the name ~ your
future husband or wifr and shat 90
o. ta be sureessfai tn life Ehs hes fuFl
arrived iu fhts rifF never here before
pno vfsii VIN pay fuu for sur many
aisappninffnrutn tu others she wfll re-
move al obstacles and tell SEN haw to
win end held No one 500 dsrire she
gives advice eu aH important affairs u
tlfs Special readings ttr Hotel Xix.
rnaea tErH Second near rIar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-16
ROYAL EGYPTIAN
QUEEN

GIFTED Egyptian phrenoioeist. Have your
palm thoroughly read ana explained by
genuine Egyptian pRlmiEt and clair
Noynut, one naturally Eifted with tho
power to tell many coming events OF
your iite Che tolls what you called for
names ~ friends enemies. how TO gain
success in business health. courtshtp
marriage divorce. sperulation6 and
transactions ~ nN Kinds No matter
what may DO your ambition. hope or
fear. she guarantees 20 hcip You Are
you IN truuhie7 DO You find tho one
YOU have bestowed your trust and af
fecttous anon acting cooi and indiffer.
ent toward your She advises on all
important affairs OF life Special this
week. readings 30 cents see univer.
slty. corner sixth ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-16
PUBLIC NOTICES
&C,

NoTICE-THERE WILL nE a run
ltc dance at tho floating pavilion at
silver Lake March ~. and every Sat.
urdav following. commencing al . u. IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-16
MADAM MADONA

Tn~ greatest EhfeaeiaEist ard fnedtam in
she world las Just arrived ~ seattle
~ there is anything 9uH desire 20 knn@
ard miah e. Nnd cut she can tell 500.
ntFea fua sdYtrs nu All Important AZ
fairs - lifs Nha wtli give Fuu adNtee
g. FeEard e. love ibeA- Cuuftshtp bust.
nesn affairs ard marriage and alHn
transactions ~ aaF naturn Nhn can tell
Nul in regard g. npes miettuuu. imtHHi.
memts. business transactions. sserhR
uiiis ard hnuds. and tell rna anything
thaf feFfntHs go sour uelfare and hap
piasss NmH xlsff ta thia wonderful lady
wiii pzY twu fbr ihr many dlsappaint-
meats tH aiI others SHE ran tell your
past life ard " bat fuur future life 10 60
fse ard what baainrsn IL most iur&r
for gaa aHd whst tou 80 adapted far
The asaaafu can Dc found ~ her private
FsssdeneF 1875 Third ave bstae~n
fsBk~ end T4ne feaHArFs aaiiy 10 rta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-16

less remedies viii prove beneficial
My herb roots are certain to curr
Chronic Troubles and Skin Dis.
eaBea
Jue Youn. wo Chinese Medicine
Go.
1861 First Ave. Cor Union St.
Seattle. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-16

tis@ bottts OIL
medicine free.
For 1000 years
medical knowl.
edge and study
Of human dis.
ease WIS great.
10 those VITO are
suffering will
ONE In today. |
sill a d wise
hem. NJ harm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-16
ADALlNE LLOYD

Others como AMI Eo but for 20 years
Alkaline Lloyd has been scattte's phren-
oioriHt and business adviser ~ all AZ.
fairs ~ iife al Union. Apt H. El.
lott ss7i Special thia wcch zoe
HONOrAHLE GE&TLrMAN AGE 6e
Wishes hon"Ht working woman aa part.
nor lu roominR house ~ confectionery
object matrifUouy y .tE6 stat
Hi3i9IAN WfBOWEH. AGE gs. NEAT
little home. wishes to meet working
sirl or widow. 80 20 SO, a. housekeeper
object mWtrim0nY3 no children. No
trlfiers Address B-i1t Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-16

ALI. subscriptions must he started
from date the subscription is re-
eelvea. Hack NUMBERS cannot &c
supplied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-16

24-APARrmgaTs. FURNISHED
80 10 NteG s-RuoM f.tT Fnt.
tsfe bath uehf etsaH. closes Bra. paved
streets fine place Zoe tww tEha
fefrsco erfff near iitN aFa 1sffersau
asEH1@ FtGNtHtfEu Ftkr Fun
GENT rhear eiaaa n Gsteue MAfn
1ss@ HHuratrra
20 ROOMS AND BOARD
WANTED uEAtfFtt FABLE lazy
toaraer 1879 tsnd ase an car igne
good etsW. efstlsoalnE lAke Hearaa
20 FURNISHED ROOMS
si.se wEEN nActil%G oh ELEErtNa
roen also small cabin Tor one mAn
70 bach stG He'll 81
-----------------~------------
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-16

Ballard Agent. + II MULLEN
4teo Rallard Ave. Phone ballard see
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-16

Bpvs WANTED
We ran Furnish Eoad CORNERS iH Ballard
e. boys thai ran hnstir Appe h.
winehsrt"r. Star cFCgiauan bvpt
Main 500.
WANTED HoYa FOR coon CoRNERH
AppiF 90 Donehue. star Circulation
Z Dept
WASTED Mas TO no soME CLEAR
Ink aul take part ray in and Or cifY
lots VIII alec furnish cleared lard 20
/ farm thls Ajl forms ~ produce wfu
h9 higher nest year Nos is rho time
q plant W haze land aud lais in
wEsr WHEELER
r1lman Hpct
WANTED sEVEHNL LIVE BOYS TO
I carry dovHtpwp routes. can farnFh
good routes 10 huatl~rs Fee Win
chester. star Circulation Dept
| BY pOlNB HusIvEss UPsrAtks
Trseie sells mems igs suit. and over.
/ coats for fts Tracis's Upstairs suit
eau aa' ~ Third ave
Isgg VAGUE TROUSERS FOR i55o
! iundquist -LiltY upstairs clothes shop
| Green Bldg. FOURTH aud PIKE
/ UNHEDEEaEC PLEDGEs SELLING
out Cvercoats, raiuroats Maekiuaws
suits. ieweiry. musical Instruments
guns. etc Bargain Store Loan office.
/ 40 first Az s., corner Washington
4 WASTED trWu BOYS ts TO ~. FOR
work IN Hight fuanufacturiug3 good ep+
/ porfHnify. Don't apply unless pou want
10 learn trade and have permanent
work l06t Dearborn ..
MODERN BARBER COLLEGE
III Warrington st.
Men. women. learn the barber trade; earn
wages while learning positions opou
STOVE MAKERS WANTED - PUGET
! stow and Range Co. Railroad ave. and
wall ~
lExPERiENCED MACHINE nOx VAIL.
or wanted Fqclho Coast Hlerult 60
WANTED ~ OHNAMENTNL iRu ~
uorkers lit2 sturEis road
t4LtItl>GII. Z % se,. loos =, eys
81 FEMALE HELP WANTED
I WANTED coon. ALL AHorNu
woman Tor Kitchen That is good
pastry cook. state age ana experience
Address J s. Rowe. Lake Cuahmau.
,~~S~~~~~~s~~~~~~
35-FEMALE SITUATION WTD.
MIDDLE A0ED WOMAN WANTS
hourework IN bachelors homo. B-ta2,
] ~~IN~N~~~o-O~~-~- ~~~0N~~N~~
I3s-1uslNESS OPPORTUNITIES
GROCERY STORE WITH LIVING
room. clean uork; good. steady cash
business Owner bras other business
VIII sell tlRht EASY 10 run cash
~~c.~>~~.~,~>~r~>-( >,~(S~~-~~~~-~~.
al LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
lbOH BALE ONE HORSE AMI nan.
| ness. two wagons Ballard Hnkery 80
G2ts 2tth ave. n. " Phone Ballard
sli.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-16
WANT AID RATES

ane cent word per Insertion
six times for the pttCe III i've.
$aapan book one hundred lines
10 he used as desired $500
SITUATION ads one sNaif rate
ss..sss..f N..ttsa4 .ane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-16
orNERAL RrpAIRIMa
ss-mlscELLAneous ron sALe

fstltss asats4lias ggu ECONOMY Mar.
- k,s,a ..,.o>,-~~>~>>>.,,.>o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-16
ATToaNEYs-pATENT

j r. nAT-Is-~ks'r siit.isiEn tstf .EN,
erAf practice nufSs usas aal secoad
ave Man tssa 4,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-16
ArTORhEYS.AT.IAM

j ATENA~pnR SutREN NN--tNws -
husband aud wife damage claims toi-
ieetea. general rracttee. consult alton
free. Credit ia verify eases. go A3on
Esttfafs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-16

EroTA NAY HIM. woMRN t,Nv.
yer Consultation free. confidential
General practise. Collections aAa
Oriental building Main tfst.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-16
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS

Ans sharp. New Nsndems Hotel 1859
Flfst ase Private readings dallg. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-16

HELEN RICE BURLElGH
Circles sunday. Tnesday. FRIDAY evenings.
consultations daily itot Third ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-16

E0E SALE BILLIARD TABLES,
hrara new eafenu an3 pocket. WIKI
eotnpiete outfit $50 second hand "a
hs~s at reduced prices; towtiu9 alley
eurpstex: easY Payments Cigar store
futures sTna fer catalogue Il -
Brun~wfck- paike- f'piisndev Co. see
-s--ses first ave sesss,s We
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-16

WANTED uOYa FOH coon CoUNrRH
Apply 90 Dohehue. star Circulation
Dept
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-16

MADAM PAfi.iNY =. cLAtHN0YAST
naa tfsHs- fHedfafn Readings Eusf4n-
trrd ft- olive Matb ffft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-16

krssEf. r. rAREELt.--t.9 y y uis
General practice ssfates, laws husband
and wlfss consultation FRYE EtiNtt -Sx