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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-03-14
THE NEIGHBORHOOD BORE
She Borrows and Gossips All tn: Time and
Gives Nothing In Return for the
Friendship of Others.

BILE attention. Mrs Moore took the
kindness and attentions as signs of
friendship rather than OF simple niegh-
boriness which WAS all Mrs. Rogers
meant them TO be. She felt free to
run TO Mrs. Rogers home continually
10 borrow, ask advice, to rest, to pour
forth her trials I'm the arduous matter
of getting settled" Quick to make
condolences, il was not long before
Mrs. Rogers had her noighbOr's com
plete family history. She soon knew
that Mrs Moores mother had been
unkind TO her. and that certain rela-
tives living near. with all that one
could want In this world" never did
a thing for her. Mr.. Moore's faults
were confided In. a cautious between
you and me" tone also the trouble
Mrs. Moore was having with a way
ward child.
fAt hrst because Mrs. Moore was
pretty and had an appealing manner.
ana because Mrs. Rogers could see that
she was nervously Overtired with the
strain of moving and settling, that
lady did not criticise Mrs Moore. But
the moment came when she did She
sighed when her maid announced Mrs.
Moore, when she heard her new neigh
boris voice over the telephone. She
even found herself resenting perfect
ly kindly efforts on Mrs. Moore's part
TO show appreciation Of her attentions
10 her. Mrs. Moore was "on her
nerves" She found herself hoping
that in going out or coming into her
home she would not meet Mrs Moore.
A strain crept in between the two
women, ending in practical estrange-
ment.
From Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Moore
turned TO Mrs. Day. neighbor on the
other side. At first Mrs. Day felt
quite bitterly against Mrs. Rogers for
her GOODNESS TO Mrs. Moore, and be-
came a warm ampion Of the latter.
begging her 70 come and see her often.
But after a bit this championship wilt
ed. Mrs. Moore leaned too heavily
Il wish l could go out on my veranda
without having to chat to Mrs. Moore
who somehow always seems to com,
out when she sees me-" complained
Mrs. Day. What right has she to ex
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-03-14
THE COLD BATH


D an essential 20 good health.
I'll While almost every one admits
the bath Is a healthful as well
as a clearly part OF the daily toilet.
there Is much discussion as TO just
what sort OF bath It should be. Most
men and a good number Of women be-
lieve in the merits OF the cold tub,
while others abhor so vigorous a
plunge. preferring a tepid OF even
warm bath in the morning or evening.
Whether or not one should take
cold tub in the morning should be a
difficult question to decide, for II after
the plunge or shower there Is feel
ing Of reaction and exhilaration II Is
excellent, and a tonic TO the body, but
unless there is a decided sense Of glow
then the cold tub Is not healthful.
However. cold water should not he
condemned until after intelligent try
ing. There is no more virtue In an
Icy tub than I'm one which is Just
chilled, for IL is only necessary that
the temperature should be a few de-
grees below that OF the body. This in
itself will create a shock when applied.
but it is not so severe as TO drain the
constitution. Also a cold bath. wheth
er shower or a plunge, must last
only a couple of minutes. II Is never
a substitute for a warm cleansing tub
and should never be so regarded.
Some women who are not strong
enough TO stand cold water in either
OF the ways suggested may derive ben
eft from a cold sponge which is mere
ly wipng the body briskly with a cloth
or sponge wet with cold water.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-03-14

When Mrs. Moore moved in" Mrs.
Rogers. her immediate neighbor on
one side. was kindness itself TO her.
showing her every courteous. hospita-
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-03-14
BY MRS. McCUNE.

Sy7F HEN Mrs. Moore moved into her
Avn new home-one OF a number
IA of charming little houses that
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-03-14
GOOD CAKES

RTSN CAKE In the pantry is worth
lME 10 in the cookbook. and there
@&4 is nothing that will give the
amcroencv dinner an atmOs-
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-03-14
BE PUNCTUAL
TO SUCCEED

KZ THINK that the best advice any
nj young woman can get when she
IL goes into business life is con-
famed in these three words
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-02
VESSEL MOVEMENTS
AnnisIp Al SEATTLE
| NEED I,
NOURiSAMENT.

AHHisID Al SEATTLE
r-b. ? rmaiilia from San Franchise. -
90 a. 20.
wapsma. from Fan Tnheiseo % 10
H m.
r-b. capt a. g. Lucas. from san
Tranriseo. via Point Wells 90 . M.
Admiral wainwright from san Fran-
cisco. via Port Angeles. at - 81 a. ul.
Barge william ~ Smith. from Ean
FfanrlHrp. in toN - TUG Defiance. a.
m
Eureka. from Tacoma OF - ?. m.
Eilhu Thomson. from Tacoma. ~ ~ -
~
SAILED FROM SEATTLE
Feb Governor. FOR san Diego. Via We
tofia. -. g.. and fan Francisro. A.
% e co..
r-b. l rrptssllaus for Vancouver. y. -.
ALASKA VESSELS
WEANuEi.t.. Feb saiied jsffer-
con- souihbound a. ~ a. %.
TO SAIL
~. Gov error. san Francisco Pier u
r-b. s-Admirai watson. cofdovs. @. r.
r. dock
Rtauiey Dollar. Cnrdo,a Pier g.
admiral FauaEut. San Frsncisco
Pier -
rrb. Primo. George. Prince Rupert
- r T. dock
TO ARRIVE
Tcb. 3 Unaifiia San Francisco. Pier y
I-b. s-MariposA. Southeastern and
Southwestern Alaska. Pier g.
Wauarna Een FFsncirro Seattle
shiazuoaa 1aru. Japan and China. q
= dock
reb Prince George. Prince RopeFs. @.
Admiral sehiey san rranciseo. risr T..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-02
SHORT NEWS

M. c. AUoUR. 30s Fourth ave.
and John Cooper. 1916 3lst ave. are
at the Swedish hospital sufferiG=
with injuries received while coas,,
ing q =
OLE HANSON. appolnis~k
Pres. Wilson as the Pacific y Y
west member OF the Assay q.
mission. will decline the honor q
account Of pressure OF business
c. sToESsEL. member OF the
crew Of the steamer Cordoya. was
found frozen 10 death on the city
launch float at juneau. Alaska.
last night.
HARRY J. SPANIEL. a Alpine,
Tex. was acquitted Thursday on
charge OF numbering his wife last
July. and was released on s5.oo8
bond pending his trial for shooting
Lieut.. Col. Butler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-02
May FILE MURDER
CHARGE SATURDAY
AGAINST hewitt

Several county officials will ac-
company S. A, Hewitt. the Auburn
brakeman being held in the city
Jail under suspicion of having
crushed the skulls of his four chill
dren as they slept and then set fire
to the house last Sunday, to that
city Saturday morning for the in
quest.
\ formal murder charge will
probably be filed against him. fol.
lowing the inquest which will be
held at 10 O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-02

stalls et-7d. }. larEe cans milk. SOC. .
bars best white laundry soap or cans
host milk. ebc. With ] 10 coffee sac tea
ioc, ms. rolled oats esc. s.lb can cot.
fee. asc csc baking powder. ITc stall
g. good family flour SIs5 sack. Snow
white patent flour. 1870 sack. lbs. Jap
rice. a'y. plain E"latlnc. toe pkg ietlN
powder pkEs Toe. so. lard SOC. No 8
Htc 80. 10 ~ o. stall &C. pot roast
roc 10 choice boiling beef ioc H. rump
roast. i.ito o. shoulder steak. Isg III .
sugar cured bacon zoe To- etc ~. drv
salt pork. loo lh iaal First. angel food
cakes zee. assorted cookies 2 dos use
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-02

stall ~. I'm grlnulatcd sugar SIC
stall a. fresh paatcurizcd milk. go at
&C. pt stan 1904 M . paths pure lard
hNc, No. pals aAc. 40. 10 pals stat.
zoe iclly powders Sc. asparagus tins fgc
2 cans esc stall o. fresh made potato
sausage i@isc lb fresh porl, sausage
1s'ac No. stan 6. Soc steel cut coffee 10
10. regular COO ton. Soc H. stan iass.
largo can Alaska salmon t5c. corn starch
5o pkg. stalls St-so. fresh made prnnrt
butter Pc 10. lhs SOC. oleomnrHarino.
s,c aud Csc 49,. hot homo made dough b.
nuts Zoe doz. Toe bread SCI. 2 for isc
stall 40, sweet cider ana cider vinegar.
3'c gal. cottage cheese. zoe No.. stan g..
o. bone steak itc 10. srloiu steak, ieisc
No.. boiling beef, sc to 100 ~. veal roast.
zoe to tsC d.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-02
sAlE-rARm LANDS

YorH CHANCE Ih rs CANADA HtCH
lands aud husiuras opportunities offer
sou inde ufndens- tafw lands. 81 90
$50 atfe. iftiEatrd isuds So 60 80.
80 vears 30 pas ooe inan iu I'm
prot~mauta of read made farms loan
- livestock tatra sssfaEe under %
cents Hn afff go tasrs On improve.
usnta personal property or livestock
good markets churches. schools roads
telephone excellent climate crops and
Investors prove o. special hnfnssr~krra'
fare fsftiuratfs Write Tor free book
lets Allan Cameron. Genera RBpefint
tendrnt Land Branch. Canadian Pacific
49,. fso Ninth ave. caiEarY. Alberta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-02
URGE Law TO LIMIT
SALE OF Firearms

OLYMPIA. Feb. As result
of the murder OF Industrial lnsnr-
ance Commissioner Olson. a bin is
being drafted prohibiting sale OF
fire arms except on permit FROM
superior court.
Mrs. Ina p. Williams. chair,oap,
of house public morals comniHtey
declared herself in favor OF a re.
turn TO the death penalty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-02
PUBLIC MARKETS
FINE STREET

EtNI SVhfIt
stalls sis. fresh herring los. isc.
Z lbs .Ef. black cod Ice ~ Eastern
oysters. ESQ Ct sugar stall - ibs pure
cane sugar 800. 9 ihs fancy head rico.
.tr- lbs y Carolina head rice. gsc .
bars Lemon soap. Csc. cans - Carna
fiun milk 1tc ~ boxes swedish matches
1st g.. & T.. market basement. pot roast
ifr 10 hamburger 1880 To- stalls
t-1o. fresh roasted coffee eeu 10 Alas
IA herring. for etr. stall !. sweet pc
tAtoos. 9 Iha iNc. rhuharb. sc 10 stall
eating apples g. dor stan T. sweet
oranges. isc doH Itanan chestuuts 100
lb walnuts lsc 20 divers hest butter
t1c Ib fresh Warrington creamery but
ter sec u local ranch ,Egs. tsc dos
NtonE's tbo rau shrimps roc. s large
cane tomatoes. zoe. Sec can Caesar brand
"litc OIL ssc. large ito oan Of salmop.
Iar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-02
llIlNIR

stall A. best fresh local ranch eggs.
600 doz, homo made serapple. zee ib
Stall ic-. ftcsh made peanut butter. fec
~. mla iuil cream cheese, ESQ 10. lbs
Soc; Special 80, coffee. lsc no moan
pullet eggs. aar dof. dnz Csc: fresh
creamery butter. 2so No.. lbs Si.0S. e-Ih.
can ~ standard brand coffee. Csc Statt
no Boo can baking powder zoe. e5c
bottle catsup. i5c. lbs fincst popcorn.
cbc, lbs split peas. e5r. lbs choice
new prunea r.r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-02
ROYAL EGYPTIAN
QUEEN

Gifted Egyptian phrrnninEiul Have your
palm thoroughly read and explained hy
genuine Egyptian patfnint and clair.
voVRut. orc naturally Eifted with the
power 90 tel many coming events OF
your ne She tells what you called Tor.
names ~ frlsuds enemies how to- gain
success iu business. heath. cnurtship
marriage divorce. rueruttflars and
transactions 81 81 kinds So matter
Whist may be Yaur ambition hope or
fear che guarantees ta hsfp son Are
you 30 truuhirf 20 you find tho one
yop have bestowed your trust ana A..
fsctlons upon acting roai ana indiffsr.
ont toward vou9 SHE advises on slt
important affairs ~ ifr Special ihis
week. readings 30 rents Ees Infver-
sitv corner Sixth ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-02

DAVID PETERS was awarded
judgment OF 1855 By a superior
court jury. 10 be paid by the Cas-
ualty Company OF America. for in
juries sustained from a jiiney &C.
cident
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-02
LANE WILL SPEAK

w. ID. Lane, candidate for the
council will address the Kius<
County Democratic club at the ~
urday noon lunch In the Good Eats
cafeteria.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-02

The Chinese
we're the first
people in the
world TO have a
FOOD knowledge
" the printing
Industry and TO
cake gunpow-
sr. Then fol
owed the stud
I human life
an q diseases
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-02

Ieh HlKh. Z "a o m i1e q.
los tsi a m. iot q high.
1888 O. IN. IA r.. ieu. s-i
O. m 20 a.
I.b siiigh. to5 a m. f-a g.;
los. SIS a m. - e. hgEh. i.fs
IN. if-ia "a low. les .. va.
90 q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-02

Protests have beea made againa
the engagement of Miss Winter for
the choir OF South Park Ave. Meth-
odist church. Chicago. because shss
is cabaret singer. Rev. Brushing
ham. pastor. is determined TO keep
her. saying. she impresses me as
a good Christian as well as good
singer"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-02

PUGET SOUND
STEAMERS
ALL LOCAL ROUTES
sTEAMKRs LEAVE vRoN GOTHAM
DOCK root or MARION STREET
L.a.. ArTis.
Seattle Seattle
Victoria. n. c.-Fert Tswas~pd-rert
Angeles
ice steamer sci Due, fefi sIepfn
mid Townsend wtiiisus daily
nisht lDunssnsss ts~auimt.
daily 'Ahsslss and Victoria
'Does no, call sil
Victoria Sundays
Ts~spss Direct
team steamer. Tacoma and Jean
s.oearn iIsdiasspeiis for Ia is:,eam
II ,eea-n coma direct. st-arsrt i,.seprn
eepn every tvs hour. teel s;ieprn
'esprn lsiHEis trip. Gee round tsspm
tsepm "trip. t,eprn
7eepmt siorrn
sispmb isssrrn
daily daily
rort Tows.~rd SPECIAL
! sesin STR. s,ear. Tor PORT term
ssprn Townssnd direct 10 'sprn
daily Connects at Townsend daily
with rail lines for ali
points on olympicl
lp-ninsuia
Port Observation-Disclosures
Beiilrghsm
sssm steamer whstesn.l keearn
daily for Port Townsend. daily
lAnacertes and Bel
bingham.
observation-disclosures
Port Townsend
10 Germ = = skuishsn, for seepm
daily iEv-rstt Anaccrtes daily
land Re inrh sm
icais q, Pert Town.
tsend outbound on
iiy Does no; eai att
Everett SATURDAYS
san Jusn Observation-Disclosures
f..te str. Resale. for Port Sesrm
rnIsn n, irown.-ns and Bell Tuesd'y
Sunday bingham Via all SAM Thursy
Tu~.d'y Juan island poir,s satur'y
Thurs'yi
San Juan Observation-Disclosures
T7ssar, str. CT, 81 Angels. Tespn
Tue.syiror Beuinrhsm viai Monday
Thursyissn Juan Island Weenes
sa,vr.y roin,. Friday
Port Town~~pd-rort ArGeles->esh
Ray and wsy Porte
i;ss Steamer Utopia, forl <scpn
rn,dn'h,iport Townsend. PORT Tuerd'-
sunday'AnEei~s Nesh Raw Thurs'y
Tussdy iana way ports satury
Thursvl
Fort Towp.~-d-rort Angelic and
wsy Porte
,-..s str, Wsisieaie. fort 4eepru
,,,dn'h, iPo-, Townsend. Por,l Sunday
wonaav Angeles ciAiiAm sndl wedn-s
wesne. way ports friday
Fridayl
Fort Gsmhie-Ipdi.w-fi
,s,,n Steamer Puget. for SLOAN
dAny livingston, Ca daily
except li.udio 'Erlor, except
satur'yiFlsg Ter. Townsend sunday
Hsnsville and Had
lock.
.oopm steamer PUGET. tor sospm
lKinrstor. ludlow sndl
way points
aaa,n steamer PUGET. forl <sepm
livingston, ludlow and
way points
uood Cansi--t,mbie-Ludi
I str Ehtitsu. TOT INV
aauv Ludlow. Port Gamble midn'ht
.,rept l..BanEor and all EXCEPT
sunday points on Hood Canal Sunday
.steamer Kulshan viii call at Port
| townsend. n"tthoouhn' saturdays
| oniv leaving Seattle at 10 n IN.
| point. marked 90 are boat landings
| p,...nrers FOR these points and FOR
| cher boat landing points must max.
! ,hrtr own arrangements for landing
| ma assume all risk and liability in
m,N,nr such landing steamer. pas.
..,rer rate does not include boat land.
| Ing charges.
parxaEe liability IL limited to wear
| ,,r apparel not 60 exceed 800 for
whole ticket $50 pounds allowed free
| steamers and schedules subject To
change without notice. Freight re.
| ceiv~d daily for all points texc-ptinr
| TRcomh named IN above schedule
Ticket. must he purchased at tick.,
office open from $50 a. m. TO 1890
| midnight
pUsrr SOUND NAVIGATION co.
| Ticket office. Coinan Dock.
| Phone, Main 5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-02
CREW MEMBERS GEL,
FINED FOR LlQu0ks

All seven men. arrested yesterday
in the raid on the steamer City Of
Seattle by Sergt. Putnam's dry
squad were. convicted and fined
this morning. Four OF the men. G.
+. Cross. fined $50. Paul Leybs. $50.
b. 7. Nystrom. 800, and W. J. Fro]
berg. 500. were charged with hav-I
ing more than the lawful amount|
OF liquor. and Otto F'rick. Toni
Halverson and Mike Halverson,|
were charged as being disorderly|
persons. The three were fined $50
each.
In all about three hundred quarts
OF beer, whiskey and wine were
ccnfiscated by the dry squad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-02
BUSINESS PERSONALS
EON TROJ sed other modern
INtN W. dances fuvsnits aud
sdait cia.-ra taught daiiy. I 10 . uip

FOX TROT 80: s.a,. .'G ,s,.a g.a .ss
sdait classes taught daiiy. to 8 itiP'
pafroms
LADIES BOY Il WONrY WIN uE
tafsa o. irregular Tee lady Eisin Ian.
psriaf Tablets uF mRu o. per b1r.
aaahtr strength ~ tf.ty tut
suaran'sst crown Awsurv ttrt sisth
LAufFr sA>uNNHnN 4 coFruS Hour
pfu. safe aud sure cure fur delayed
periods rtigo o.. o. tase- .. EFery
hos suarantssd Rnym ma Remedy.
Room q. nstei Anuors. Fourth and
uninn.
LApifs - NY uHEAr svccEssFrt
remedy positively raafsnteef Terms
a. suit all cas-. and cQndfttan. Mad
an craze. iits ttfh ave Madison cable
WArPfNE*s itEs ~ MARRIED LfFG
Are you inn.iyt Jain Neatfi@ Hxtiabis
Fr4rFdahfp giuh ladies free ADJ a.
Essns sit union. AT v
ll~Al/Ln 90 Bows nea = wEEk
Ht~X buy. = diamond Or watch
wv rETsn MlcilAE!. 80, .sa
-1.ET scorstNrEp NoCtErr" MEFr.
lns. rhufsaaT svsuinE' 1873 Eishih
ave ~, .
pIGNoNps NNp JAWS TIrRF-
bsuxlt foafs 20 NJ SIS Joshua
Grs-r Hias
LADIES MY rE1Epii.s rostriVEtY
rtararf~~a safr ard cure Terms cuts
~ cases isl' tfth ave. East Msdi-ou
so
orr MNhrtEp nEyr MArHtN0Srat
ransr pulffst - Melted FWEE The
Carre.parasai toledo.
tApfEE My REGULATION seyEn
fans ore r9rupi~f- treatment nee
ttgts Hrnedssr
KoD1KERe- A. q krB THEY'RE
eone~ 10 stnis = roll facets. =.
nag
Go~Ff~TNENT u0ME -c1EEa - a.
per week ard up nshiss adopted
gios v Madison -
ErUfsrEWEn MtuwtFEmMHA VIII
isikssn. Teis ISM y. W. Phone B.i.
lard 1851
RGGTfME PLAYING TAUGHT. 10 To 70
lessons. success guaranteed set.ses
Pautarss bifE
| LADIES ~ TnoUBf.r RNvr rf1F NO
MONEY HT CALLING 1919 BROAD
WAY
Gf.~Tf.EHGS WOULD TIKT To NET
a tady hsteeeu 20 and 90. win riss ta
fnslrinnnr address u-Es star
/ 4 oENrLEMAN. 81. WOULD Llke 800
meet "a good home towing matuah. pt.
jest matrimouy Address . star
tSe coMPtErE BHEAkFAsr wuhsrs
Cafe a@vsnth ard Unien
ise nERcHANTE LUNcft WILLARD
csf.. asv.nth and Union
MESH BAgF HEPAfHEp t55 RIO.
pir'a Rank WldK
TESVrp pYE wovFa-t'es f's a..
ERVANAf-uIf o 90 hats zoos Ter ats
I Ne-~-~~~~~~-~4~N~~~~~~-~N ~ee~~N~~~~~S~~~~N-s
pREsSMakINo ASD TAILORING
EASTERN uWE sA9AEtNs HEAsuN.
able Nfra tsnrrsaan Capitol Isaa
s~-~s~-~~~~N~s~sN<ar~~
SPIRITUAL MEDIUM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-02
LEGAL NOTICES


Is THE DISTRICT curRT OF THE
taiisd states fer the Western District
- Warrington
so s5st rs uANKntPrcY
n ths Matter - Juf.us tionan
n" Tho creditors ~ ths shove named
bankrupt Hna 'o nn other persons 90
interest
T4As notice thaf me bankrupt above
named hos Tetiflonrh fhfs court Tor
fui diaehafrr from a. debts prnfHbie
hHsihFt DIE estate und~f tho acts -
ranrtets fsinNnE fo hankfuptfy and
fhaf bearing 1914 10 he'd upon sid
prtiti1e. before said district court AZ
ttN court fnnm 81 rafd court IN ths
ritF ~ seattle. in sHla district 90 the
sth day ~ March. 1917. at 10 o'clock in
ihe forenoon. a. uhich time sud place
sou ard each - ynu may appear and
shnr rsuas. ~ any you have. Why Tho
PRAYER - the said petitioner should
uHf 30 granted
Dated a. seattle this so'h day u Jan.
uafF. 1917
tsesD FnANK =. Crosby. clerk.
~ y q LEirCt DEPUTY
IS rHE DISTRICT corHr oF TuE
United states far the Western Disirirt
~ HaattHstan. northern Division
rs NANKHTfsTrV 80 tA1f
NOTICE OF PtusT MEETING or
CREDITORS
10 tho 9nffer 81 Port Graham coal 60
rnrpofaiirn. uarEfspf
To 'hu sf~'iifors - fhr above named
hAnAfuas
Nntire 10 hereby given fhat on tho 1lst
fHf - January 1917 fhe said Port
Frahara 'uaI 60 aas aaif al Indicated
bankrupt Hud that thr rfHf meeting
~ fhs creditors ~ aaid hhrkr1rt HIti
i.n Hr'T ~ she office - en- r~an dsrnlEu~d
Referee lH HankfglffF fsetsf O.. e.
rnut nulliinF in seattle in said dis
ififf uu fhH itth dar ~ Fehfuhry.
itif, af $500 e.tipeA iu tbs afternoon
81 whtsh slime $50 safd creditors may
attend. prove their claims appolut
trustee ~ramin~ tho bankrupt. and
transact such ether business a. may
properly coac before said meeting
Dated AZ Seattle. Dee said district. this ist
day - February. 1871.
=" u HAWKINS
Refsre1 IN naakrupiey.
~ THE DISTRICT corRr OF TIVE
United states. Tor me Western District
- waahtnE,on. northern Division
~ BANKRUPTCY so 1851
NOTICE or FIRST MEETING or
CHEpfTouK
IN ths Matter 81 Emery " Clocsain and
Beatrice >. claoksia his wife. Hank
FurfH
To tho creditors - the above named
hanhruuts
Notire is hereby given that on Tho sand
dnb - 1anunFn 1917 the said Emery
" CipeksIu Of Ca prra duit adjudi.
fhftf bankrupt and that fha fret
gurvtinT - she creditor. Of said bank
fupt will hr held at the office % the
un0ersiFnsd Referee tn nankrupfry
i1ea O.. e. Smith building ~ seattle
tn said district ou tho iath DAY %
February. 1877 a. 3 90 o'clock Ia the
afternoon. az which time the said cred.
store may attend prove their claims
appoint trustee. eNaFnins tho bank
rupts. and transact such other business
a. may properly como before said meet
Grr
Dated a. Seattle tn said district this
isi day - F,truary 1917.
" HAWKINS
Referee ~ HauEruuttv
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-02
informed SHIPS !
here CAN'T LEI

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. "A TOT
pedo destroyer steamed from ne
League island navy yard here thA
afternoon with orders 10 hold IA
any ship that might attempt "A
leave the Delaware river withod
Clearance papers.
COllector Of the Port Berry d.
clared the object Was 10 prevss d
possible delivery Of supplies 20 bel.
llgerent ships at sea.
Local cugtoms officials were TAX.
Ing no steps Friday 10 guard the q.
& Saxoul4 and the sailing bark
Steinbek. !nterned German mer.
chant vessels az Eagle harbor.
across the bay from seattle.
II was explained that there were
no crews aboard the vessels. AID
that they would be unable 10 gef
away. unless they formally cleared.