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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-29

R,sii &c. pot roast. lee and i.So u.
hamburger and sausage. lac In. ies
zsc. boiling beef. 40 ID. small T-bons
steak isc n. beef liver, Sc ID; Ieai
lard. s.ho n. coup meat. &C N. stails
si-tt. salmon efEs. for bait salmon
trout. SOC each ana up. sliced ling cod.
, iba sso; best spring salmon. I'M ID.
stall ie.. best Washington creamery
butter. sec IN. cream brick ehsess. use
10. ies. Sc. stall a.. the finest cane
canning sugar. $3.50 per sack. delivered
free. fruit Jars. pts. Gee. ats. 7sc. loo
Jar ruhbcrs. : aos. ibc. ; boxes matches.
4 ihs. Roman meal. 2so. cider vinegar.
asc raj. ibs. fresh macsroni. stc. good
NAinuts. lie ID, lbs, best Jap head rice
&c. he rolled oats. 2tc. fancy crepe
uapkins lie bundle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-29

Stall 81. fresh pure milk. DC ct. Sc pit
stalls 7s-ei. bars soap. sSc. bars lac.
stall 80. &c sacks salt OF lbs. 10.
cleanser. for SC. instructions at sugar
stall stalls as. pot roast. i7Lc ID /.
veal roast. lih,c 10. boiling beef. Ice 10. /:
sirloin steak. Inc Id. r-bons steak.
- so ID. veal chops. iTbe ID Stalls
i-2-t. finest lard substitute. lbs. $50
with smother purchase: hsms. use ID. (:
ID; lamb chops. .oo ID. hamburger. (:
lbs ssc. veal roast. ~ NC ID; veal chops.
lsc 10 Stall 20. COO Supreme blend cof-
fee. y lbs. t0c; ako coffee. lbs. CSC:
Soc tea lis sac. 2 ihs. t2iB
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-29

stall 10. pure pastcurized milk, &c
pt. sc at. stall ~. flour. t2.7b per sack,
delivered. coo tea, zoe. zoe can oysters,
2sc. Manon fruit Jars. pts zoe. ats Use
loo can tomato sauce, i0c. loo jar rub
berR, doz. iso: caps for Mason Jars.
Ice doE.. lbs. soy beans. csc; lbs.
best head rice, 2Sc; ~ lbs cane sugar.
500: sArdines. loo can. No 10 sack
flour. 5Sc. Stall 90. all sirloin steak.
Use ID. good boiling beef. Toe III. ribs
OF beef, lie h.. fresh dressed chickens,
soc ID: sugar cured corncd beef. i2h G
H.. hamburger, I2Mc III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-29
Public Markets
wrsTI.AKY

WEsTI.AkE
staff Isf, No. 10 sack rye Tour. zoe
No. 10 sack yellow corn meal. tfe. corr
flakes. J ptEs iSc. Stall Ios. lbs
roasted peanuts. Csc: The. small nav,
beans. ttc. , pigs. corn fsher. stc, Stall
itT. fresh Washington butter. ave 10
strictly frssh ssrs. . dor Tse. Stall q
legs Of spring lamb. sse 10. steer pot
roast. ike 10. picked spare ribs. i,c ID
stall ito. 10 lhs pure csnc sugar. hsc
ii,a 80, macaroud. .tr. pkEs rstsins
.ge. siik stall. Sippr fuii cream cheese
slc III fresh butter. sec H. Stall ~
sr.nh rhubsrh. &c N. stall III. new po-
thtosn. ibH ttc. lbs. sse. stall ~
iGu PKG. Grape Nuts. lie. .to Pkg
cream Of wheat. zoe. ice pkg. jar rub.
bsrs. &c. itc pkg. Shredded wheat B's-
cult. lie. stall i... lee cream. isc ps-
sso at. Stall 10. pot roast. isc ID. str
foln steak. zee III. veal roast. lsSe ID
stall los. strawberries. boxes stc. 81. 81
crate. stalls t-s. Def svst. isbe -
prime rolled rib roast. ste H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-29
ED HAGEN HAS
BRIDE ALIBI

Ed Hagen, pstroln,an, on trial
before Judge Gillian, charged
with accepting a $40 bride
from D. e. Woods, a private
detective, was In sunnydsio on
the date he 10 alleged 10 have
taken the money, according TO
the testimony OF former Police
eerut William Donovan. Ha.
gems wife and her sister, Mrs.
Mary Vanderbilt. OF Sunrydale.
The abb was presented Friday
morning.
In ruling on Attorney Wander
vcer'e motion for dismissal
Judge Gillian said that he al
not consider the states eyidenc
very weighty." He denied the me
ton. however.
Tho principal witness for IN
state. Woods. wasn't sure. on IN
witness stand. whether Hagen wa
the man he brIbcd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-29
CORNER

stall z, lbs. .-.. ssc. Stalls ,.a-b
pot roast. 70 to i2Ac ID T-bone steak
isc ID, round steak. INC IN. veal
roast ishc ID. pork roast isc h. legs
31Nc III: fresh dressed chickens. 7su III.
stall io2. fresh ground peanut butter.
Ito ID. mild cream cheese. Sc III East
ern sharp cheese, soc ID. mild cream
brick. 2bo ID: sharp cream brick. 25c
ID. fancy block Swias cheese. eac III :
guaranteed fresh eggs, sso doa pure
fresh milk. SC at: oieomarssrine. acc
ID; 4 large cans milk, ere
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-29

Stall .. crisco. s0c can. Dandy cocoa,
o. can Arm q Hammer soda. SC pkg
Ghlrardelli'E chocolate. 40 ID. stall As.
hcat Jersey butter, &c ID. full cream
cheese, soc III, Stall t2. sirlotn steak
lSc ID, veal roast. lie III. Stall 80, am
pickles, 1bc doE. stuffed olives. a0c pt.
Stall &C. ling cod. fbs. isc. halibu,
cheeks. Toe II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-29
SELL MERCY GIFTS

All mercy barrel donations 10 the
Red Cross were turned over Friday
10 the Red Cross auxiliary OF the
Arctic club. A store will be open
60 In the Arctic club building and
the valuabies will be sold from
there, instead OF at auction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-29

Tho Seattle star has several fine opsn.
lnE- Tor live boys and young men be-
tween tho sEes Of II and IL YEAR.
afternoon work only 60 start. hut
chance Go work into ali-day iab SONS
our carriers win leave town FOR the
summer,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-29

E,one.s. -tc uncolotsd Japan tss. soc:
= s. boses matches. lee. ibs. soy bsanA.
use. toe bottle worcss,srshirs sauce. Itc.
divers. washinwton butter. tse 10. local
ranch .sgs. sfe dor. dor 5se. Stall ~.
pa.teurfssd mtit. &c at. full cream
cheese. go ~. stalls ie-ii. lemons, fer
Sc. radishes. 3 punches &c. Royal Gro
csry. fruit jars. CSC dor English wal
nuts. str III g q 2. hRiibut cheeks sse
~ black cod. Isc ID. salmon. ; ibs $50.
IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-29
MADAME IoNIA

MADAME loNih
Cf.AfRvoN pHnENoLodfsr AND
PAtMfsrRN
Bis University, near ttfth. Tells past.
present and future, consisting GUINNESS
and Low. affairs advise you about III
vorca cases and what VIII be your
lucky step In like 20 take will tell tull
name. OF your lover. Hweetheart.
friends. enemies. and what you are
mos, adapted for, Headings daily and
sundaya
nnTiERo-PiIRnSo Loofsr AND ME-
dunn reliable advice tells object ~
visit without previous knowledge IL
TO ~ special. soc. The ALASKAN. Sec
ond and Virginia ct
MADAM KATHRYN = WONDERFUL.
trance reader. 81 90. iosA Pike. Nj
Holt Hotel. room ..
Mrs ntiRpiCk -sPiffruAL AiNis-
ter. Circles Tuesday, Friday evenings
consultation daily. Hotel nybes. 1874
THIRD ave. Phone fliiott slli,
RAFAEf., MEDIUM, OWES NAMES,
dates. facts. In love. marriage, business.
stc, Special low fee today. circles
Mondays. Thursday. sp. m. 800 LIB
er,y BidH.. is0s Third ave.
MADAM Brasii.A MEDIUM AND
card reader Reliable advice on bust,
ness and domestic affairs Nv IN
TROUBLE. CONSULT hER. 300.
issbs Firs, ave, opposite iiesr,y
REV BERTHA NrfsoN. TRUE Ap-
wiser. gives private consultation daily
Circles Sunday. Tuesday aud Friday
EVENING" isos Fourth ave.
READER. cARps. PALMisrRY. isisH
Seventh ave.
rHoFEssoR swErrzrp srATrtr's
greatest medium. viii Locate anything
IA Howard ave y. "
MADAM rRESNES - Ct4AiRNorAST
cards. paimtHtry. Apartment ~. zit =
linton. vernon Hotel
xEftDo-R rfiAnrr ctAiRvoYASr
None better. Palm readings, 70 cents
AL Union. Elliott asa,
NxpAH FRANK = CARD nEADrn
paimis,. :tc. ioss Pike. Elliott
Hotel. room .
CARD nKApiSd. sse AID toe Tnin
r.ek Plsna Hotel, room 90,
Loufs uR-srfriruAL cLAiRvoY'
ant. seieatifie hand reader. Room II,
fesA PIKE 81,
THE WE'LL KNOWN SOLDIER BOY
medium citcie tonight and sundA,
ninht. isio Fifth ave. Elliott soseJ
READER. CARDS. PAi.aisrnr. az
uS.ssSsl. Z ~s:~~~~~~~.~>~~~.~~D~~
50 LEGAL NOTICES
70 WHOM rr NAY coScEnS
Ths undsrsisnsd has made application
20 maintsin a foundry at SO snoquai-
nis st. parts OF iota aud .. hiors
IA. Robinson Addition. Anyone de
string 90 protest against such eerupa'
tion will file such protest at the OF
fee OF Superintendent OF buildings
'' nRrS " Isr surrtr COMPANY.
e~S-~SS~S~s~SA~s~IS ~~S~~~~S~~~~~e~>|~~S
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-29
NJ EN-

AND WOMEN.
PROTECT YOUR
HEALTH.
Get well the
safest and suieh-
eat way.
Diseases Of the
glands and nerves.
especially Asthma
ransiiiiia. Para
tysts. Deafness.
Rheumatism. kkis
and pio . q pis
o "a sr- Hsiisbis
treatment for pei
vie diseases ana
all other ailments
Permanent bet
uefmsnt for seeu
case Of iew vital
i,y.
SIS $1,000 Avesss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-29

The "ersxy patch" house Of d.
vid =. Brown. In Punxsutawncy
Pa. In composed OF stones from all
parts OF the world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-29
1.-THE SEAT1rlESTAR
1890
ACREAGE FOR SALE
. ACRES, HORSE
~ ACRES UNDER Flow

Place r. all fenced; ~ acres
thoroughly cleared. In crop for
acme time large crop potatoes.
p<as, berries and other garden
truck raised last year. also sew
erni ton. OF hay some fruit
trees. uneiearef land Is seeded.
used for pasture. barn ana small
house; fine well. from which
water can be piped over place
hy gravity. within easy drivtnS
distance % Seattle public mar
k@ts. Re~rorstele party can ar
range EASY terms fricc t.sso.
Call .e- New York Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-29
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
ROYAL EGYPTIAN
QUEEN

Have your palm thoroughly read ana on
niained by genuine Egyptian pslfnla'
and ciaifvnyAnt. one naturally fified
with the power 20 toll many coming
events ~ your iifa how 60 Gain success
In business. health. marriage. divorce
speruiattans and tfansueiions - all
Kinds 10 you find the one you have
bestowed YOUR trust ana affections upon
acting cool and ind ffsrvnt toward you
she advises on all Important affairs %
if. Special this week. readings %
cent. aae uniyeruity. corner sixth ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-29

talk In the evening. and Nina Lap
rer VIII give q dancing tableaux.
The Girl Cadets drill each night.
ind q dance follows the program.
Jack Edmonds. IN Euglishmsn.
vas arrested at Auburn, ThuSDday.
BY Deputy Sheriffs Starwtch and
Campbell, when he was found with
out a registration card.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-29
IS BUSINESS PERSONALS
FENoONNLo
GET WELL IN
NATURAL WAY

~ lice wo. chinese
nature herbs homo
remedies. auccesaful-
~ treating stomach.
Ria cy, bladder,
rheumatism, blood
disorders and many
either ailments OF
mon and women by
using chinese nature
herbs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-29

NJ urr wo CHINESE MEDICINE co
SOS James 1t. bet gnd ana srd AYES
Seattle. wash Established 1904.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-29

DR.. Herbert II. Gowen. In charge
Of st. Clements church. Is in Port.
land, lecturing in the summer
school OF the Episcopal clergy OF
Oregon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-29
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
CONSULT MADAM LESLIE
EGYPTIAN PHRESoLoGIsr AND

IL 1ANt
MEDIUM
One who can actually tell Won what you
want 20 know without asking a sinEis
question. Gives advice ho~ to gain
success. In business and family affairs.
courtahip and marriages: tells you
what business 10 most lucky for you.
ard what part OF tho world will be
mors successful for you. advises how 20
gain and hold a good position. she tslis
n tho one you love II true or false
gives tho name of your future husband
or wife. and causes speedy marriage
with the one OF your choice. brings the
separated together. makes happiness
between man and wife. The madam
con advise how TO avoid ell bad luck
and svIl influence and trouble. aud
cause you TO have good luck and sue
cess In anything you take IN hand, This
lady does not tell 20 please you. but
gives only truthful advice you can do
pend on. on. visit to best will repay
you for many disappoiutmsn,s IN 9TH
crs. This IL tho madhm's first time In
Seattle. Satisfaction guaranteed or no
charges Special readings 80 cents for
two weeks only. Hotel Norris. room y,
1874 Third. between Union and Pike.
Hours. . to $40. daily and Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-29
MALE HIP WANTED

AMERICAN noY'
ARE YOU DOING YOUR nfrf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-29
ss-eusINEss OPPORTUNITIES

ALASKA SALMON CANNING MD
ftshtng company, honestly managed.
by competent men; holdings where
every canneFy has Increased It's pack
every year. good profits assured this
year and bik returns next year, Invites
Investigation by Investors. who may
have privilege OF deferred monthly
payments on Investment " n u.
~ Nsa Nark MAX
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-29

CHINESE MEDICINE
n You Have Beeu
DeetorinG without Ne
salt for years. See Ne
snd Investigate INF
remedies
This most cbsfirats
ess.s % ss,hma. rhsu-
msii-rr and nervous
disorders have been
I tr~atrd su~ccssfui'y
corr'trssier. ca'srrh
ard disorders OF the
bladder. ssin ana
stomach. 80 well ~
appendicitis. ere re-
i,sved without opera
,ion. NJ sdvies is
frc>.
rvsY WYMTDy co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-29
SING LEE


NEWEST WALK DANCHs.
"A or lessons. ntus cost,
i! ]. !. ]: |:
VIZ separate halls. all day and
- evening. tho year round.
f0EN 60 you can dance with any
enc. young lady assistance
M< trial free; Middle aged ana
Business people. no differ
W. snee n you hsvea't danced
MA STEVENS --AcApExr
.k6kA 1854 eth
~ Established over 10 years
IL Tel Main ssit. Member
National United Masters OF
Dancing A.-n1
WOMEN, USE YOUR CREDIT. OPEN
charge account We viii give you
credit to OUTFIT yourself In snythinx
you may need IN ''1tAtR GOODS" You
pay ON easy terms at factory prices,
We manufacture everything that IL
worn In hair EOods OF any special pat
tern or desisn. BRING nH your cut hair
or combinKss We make them NJ at
factory prices We aye ana make over
yeur old switches. Mail orders given
prompt attention.
rACrORr HAIR STORE. 1901 rirs, Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-29
EGYPTIAN PnRENoLooIsT

EGYPTIAN PHRENOLoGisT
Now located at Antiers Hotel, Fourth
and Union, reads your head just ms "
Indicates, what businoes you are adapt
% for. when and whom you will mar
~ settles and explains love affairs
and family troubles. reunitsH tho sepa-
rated etc. Explains permanent health
rules Satisfaction guaranteed or no
charge No one In trouble turned
away money or no money.
KNOW WHO AHD WHEN you WILL,
rnnrry; whether you VIII be happy
and successful In love and mHtrlmony /;
how 20 uas your talent 10 turn failure
into success; then the great Jer-
main without delay. Readings by APP
pointment evenings only, sundaya / TO
II D. m, weekdays 30 10 II y. IN,
Address $500 First ave n. w, Phinney
car. Phone Ballard 2626.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-29

Cali AZ Circulation Department Tho star
ana tain with Mr. smith
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-29

HrLP YOURSELF ~ mrLriN0 WIN
war. For $3.50 business proposi.
ton. the greatest money maker ex-
,ant. me now. bring few hun
dred cash. For appointment phone
Etit8tf a.FaW nulrh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-29

rs y..i.r ws,. rhcce , w. $50.
COLLATERAL LOANS
US. We loan MONTY or Ola.
n,ond. and jewslry at per cent no
OTHER CHARGES Others may AID
vTnTIsE lover rates. hut hov about
the COMMISSION they ehsrr.f
pPOvfpFST LOAN SOCIETY. Inc
eli Seneca and 10 Marion.
4 FFsPTCTARfE PLACE TO BORROW
money on DiAMoNDs and iTwEtRr
Lowest rates: confidential
AMERICAN JEwEfRY co sos Second
MONEY LOANED or ALL ARTICLES
% vAiue The Reliable. ee7 Third ave
IcSG9Rks xN6 s0RPCIEl
BOWMAN & HANFORD CO
Kodat. and photograp hio Supplies
DEVELOPING loo
ANY slIs RON
yrr.. .ys s.e c ssrry Tel ssir 7ist
OPTICIANS
rdmunds FrRser- Paterson Co.'S balcony
Msin 1iTs.o..,.,o.,>,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
DIR KATHRYN HARKisoN--,oi sfNrH
, El,lcI slssJ
STORAGE
DRY, FinEPRooF STORAGE wARE
house Central storage Co. ioS white
Bids.
TPUSKs DTLfvERED. a5o. 8 DAYS
storage free Gail Main 1870
~~~~~-~-~-~~~J~~~~
JUNK
Aiaska junk Co. 1870 Firt ave. 8. Elliott
1901.
n.lrrtI.G - = = ~, i.t ~. $50
AUTOS AND MOTORCYCLES
FOR SALE
40 GOOD used ears Wlrton Motor CO
HOTELS AND
APARTMENT
.. =. =, !. :. - "a,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-29
WSNfg6~sfO kET0RG

WE BUY MORE USED FURSTrURs
and pay higher prices than any house
In the city. Phone Main 2as3 Seattle
Auction Co. 70os second ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-29
ss-FemALE SITUATION VITO

YOUNG WOMAN. WITH SMALL.
child. which ahe must keep With hcr,
good cook. houseksepsF, wants post
tien at once. IN good home. Please
write 20 nex As, star.
The Alaska citizen., 1917-06-11
GEN. PERSHINC REACHES ENGLAND ENROUTE TO THE
 BATTLEFIELDS OF FRANCE
Associated Press ]

LONDON, June 8.-General John J. PerShnlg com
 ander chief Of the first American cxpeitonay force that to be France arrived q British port day. lie met by representatives O1 the British adnr aly and offices when he landed and the party then i'm nedatey proceeded to entrain for this city The ship oil which the American military officers arrived escorted tue harbor of the landing port by squadron of Am erican torpedo boat destroyers and regiment of Royal Welsh fusileers received them.
 Told of the elaborate arrangements which had been made entertain hmsef and his staf General Pcrshng
 stated that he anxious to get work as quickly pos sble He asked that the development of all plan, wherein
 he concerned be facilitated, stating that he had England pleasure aunt, and that he and the members of his staff ready and anxious go work immediately He later told Associated Press correspond that he does intend stop here any longer than absolutely necessary ormalities that he wishes the base of French operations quickly possible order that he may make military observanCes ol the fight ing that is going and for the purpose of consulting with French and British military leaders i'll regard to the disposition which shall be made of troops from the United States when they reach the soil of France.
The Alaska citizen., 1917-06-11
PANAMA VALLEY AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION PLANS TO PLACE INTERESTS OF ALL MEMBERS UNDER ONE HEAD AND HAVE SELLING AGENCY.
PRODUCE HOUSES
 MAY JOIN MOVE
FARMERS HELD MEETING LAST NIGHT AT LOYAL LEAGUE AR MORY FOR PURPOSE OF PER- FECTlNG PLANS FOR THEIR ORGANiZATION

The establishing of a central sell ing agency, to which all of the who belong to the association, would bring their produce, was planned at a meeting of the Panama Valley Az ricultural Association held last night at the Loyal League Armory It was pointed out that this plan would be the most economical means by which the farmers could dispose of their produce. It now remains for the executive board of the organiza- tion to consult with the various pro- duce houses here for the purpose of ascertaining just how they feel to- ward such a move
 The central selling agency would not be a "corner" in any sense of the word. It would simply mean that all of the farmers would dis pose of their produce through the agency, each to share in proportion to the amount of produce raised. The plan would necessitate the es- tablishing of a warehouse where all of the produce could be stored, par ticularly in the winter, and the ap- pointing of an agent.
 This plan is not new in the Tan ana valley. It was first preached when an attempt at organizing the farmers was made some years ago, but nothing was done about it at that time.
The Alaska citizen., 1917-06-11
CENTRAL AMERICAN CITY IS PARTIALLY DESTROYED
 BY VOLCANIC ERUPTION
Associated Press )

WASHINGTON D. c., June 8. A. o!jca! dispatch received here this morning from the American minister to Salvador Central Amercan republic, states that the city of San Salvador the capital of the country k partially n
 n the result of the eruption ot the volcano oi San Salvador The destruction caused by fires started by the eruption The message says that the fires prac tcaiy under control It also that the property dam age large but that the loss of life is relatively small San Salvador city oi about 0OOOO population. and is sit uated the Pacific coast of the republic
 ABOUT THE EARTHQUAKE.
 SAN JUAN DII. SUR, Nicaragua, June S.-Rcport> received here from San Salvador the capital o the republic oi Salvador and rom Sonsonate, Salvador. important seaport and railroad the country, the ettec that number o interior oah adoIean desroye last night by earthquake It stated in the dispatches that the city ol San Salvador itself also partially n ruins the result volcanic erupon The earthquakes understood have started last night at o'clock and to have continued throughout the night
 The reports the cause of considerable conSterna ton among the people throughout this country. The suit was that the president oi Nicaragua couragg message the people, declaring that the casual ties resulting from the earthquake and eruption very small
The Alaska citizen., 1917-06-11
FELIX M'CALl, WHO FROZE H $ FEET LATE IN MARCH OUT THE TRAIL, BROUGHT TO THE HOSPITAL HERE YESTERDAY" BY "scOTTY" LYONS.
ONE. TOE MUST
 BE. AMPCTATED
STAYED IN HIS CABIN AZ FREEZING FEET, HOPING THAT THEY WOULD GET WELL, BUT WAS FORCED TO COME TO TOWN FOR TREATMENT.

Felix Mccall, d prospector from the vicinity of Yosts, on the Valdez trail, was brought to town yesterday afternoon by "Scotty" Lyons, suffer ing from a bad case of frozen feet. lie is TOW ill St Jcsephs hospital, at winch insttu itn il was stated !2el night that, although the man IS in had condition, both of his feet, with the exception of one toe, will be saved for him. It will probab bly, be necessary that the toe which ap- parently was frozen to the bone, and is now sloughing away, be ampu- tated
 It is understood that Mccall froze his feet in a glacier stream near Yosts late in March. He never thought much about his injury, ac- cording to reports, paying but little attention to his feet. For the past twenty-four days, however, he has been suffering considerably, but, un- til he started for town, remained in his cabin, in the hope that his feet would get well.
The Alaska citizen., 1917-06-11
MORE LANDS TO
 BE WAR SOWN
(Ass oCia3cd Press)

FL PASO, Tex. May 30,-The gov rrnment's $1o.000 500 Irrigation pro iect under the Elephant Butte dam may be utilized Ior the growing of war crops during the present crop season. Thousands of acres of re claimed land under this project are lying idle because of shortage Of men to farm the lands. The water IS provided for under the contracts s!gned by the land owners and the government
 This problem is now being consid cred by the chamber of commerce in an effort to provide land for the landless and men for the land. One land owner in the Rio Grande valley has offered number of five-acre tracts free to anyone who would farm them, the water service for ir rigation being included in the offer. Seed for planting these lands have been offered at cost by southwestern dealers. and a farm expert has been provided to supervise the planting of these war crops.