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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-18
COMPENSATION
ACT APPLIES TO-
ALL THE BANKS
Ruling of Assistant Attor-
ney General Holds Ma
tional Institutions Are In
cluded.
They Must Insure Against
Injury to Employees Under
erms of Workmen's
Compensation Act = Not
Listed in Exemptions.

National banks Of the state of Idaho
come under the jurisdiction of the
workmen's compensation act and the
directors thereof must insure against in
jury to their employees. This is in
brief the opinion Of the attorney gen.
erals department. 1t was made by A.
Hindman, assistant attorney general
in response to query from c. O.,
Broxon, state insurance manager under
the compensation law.
In his opinion Assistant Attorney
General Hindman says in part:
This office is in receipt Of your
communication of the 14th inst, re-
questing our opinion as to whether or
not the workmen's compensation act
passed by the recent session of the
legislature applies to employees of ma
tional banks.
In response we beg to inform you
that the only classes of employees ex-
cepted from the provisions of the act
are those mentioned in section and
section 100. Section excerpts agricul-
tural and domestic employees, employees
of charitable organizations. out-work-
ers, members of the employers fam
lily, and those engaged in casual en-
ployment. Section 109 provides that
the act shall affect employees engaged
In interstate or foreign commerce, OF
otherwise. only so far as the same is
permissible under the laws Of the
United States. None Of these exemp-
tons includes employees Of national
banks. A national bank is not q gov
ornamental institution, but simply is a
banking corporation organized and ex-
listing under and by virtue of federal
law, rather than a state law, and sub
ject to federal supervision. = - only
as a part of the financial machinery Of
the federal government that national
banks are subject to federal super
vision. In other respects they are in
the same situation as the ordinary do
nestle corporation. The federal com
ponsation acts of May 80, 1908 and
Sept. I, 1916, include employees of ma
tional banks within their provisions.
There is nothing whatever in the fed
crai statutes which could in any man.
ner be construed as prohibiting the
application of state legislation of the
character in question to employees Of
national banks.
I'VE therefore are of the opinion
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-18

Miss Hill Is a young and pretty
little lady, not yet out Of her teens,
and beside being clever singer
and dancer, is a coincidence Of no
mean ability. Her quick changes
In the act are one OF the surprises.
Happy Bob" Fisk, Nut" come
dian, whose comedy is spontaneous
and fast. ably assists the little lady
in keeping the smiles on the faces
of their auditors. The act has an
unexpected surprise at the finish.
and carries almost an entire scenic
equipment.
Tot Young. the celebrated min
strel comedians, sings. dances.
plays the banjo and puts over a
good. fast line of comedy and he
does nothing by halves. He is one
of the few old time comedians left
in vaudeville. This entire bill is an
unusual strong one and is sure
70 please.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-18

that national banks will be required to
secure payment Of consideration as
provided by section SIS of the work.
mems compensation act"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-28
POULTRY WANTED
- LIVESTOCK FOR SALE

WOULD tLkE no my cnicArN
fanrh or lssss one with steeA. fran
owrsr BOZ r.hl sssr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-28
SHORT News!

o. p. NJ. Goss, engineer for the
West Coast Lumbcrmen' associa.
tion. and Frederick W. Thrane, OF
J. II. Lacey 4 Co. were initiated
into the mystic rites of Hoo Hoo
Friday night
James n. r. Fraser and John W.
Rose, city policemen accused OF ac-
cepting > bride. pleaded not guslty
in superior court Friday.
Caught dressed up In anothe,
mans clothes. William Danifer. is
was arrested Friday by Detective,
Hubbard and Former and charged
with petit larceny.
Machines driven by e. Ellis, 49,
Pont us ave. and John Gavin col
ided on Wostlake boulevard Frida,
afternoon. Gavin was arrested or
a charge of reckless driving.
Railroads plan to cut passenae,
service TO minimum. accordina
To President George T. Slade of the
Northern Pacific. who is in Seattla
today.
Bronze medals were awarded tot
II heroes by the Carnegie fund
commission at it's meet ng In Pitts
burg Friday.
Mise Ida Anderson committed
suicide in Bremertcn as the result
over grief over the death of her
brother, who lived in Vancouver.
Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-28
MRS. PETERS
Gets MARRIED

The w. W. trial which has
consumed eight weeks In Judge
Ronalc's court 10 drawing TO
close. and attorneys for the de-
PENDANT. Thomas Tracy,
charged with shooting Jeffer.
son Beard. deputy sheriff, az
the Everett city dock November
5, are gathering UP the loose
ends" OF evidence.
Character Witnesses took up M.
OF the morning session Saturday. a
number OF men from North Yakima
,estifylng that Tracy was known 10
them. and that they knew him for
an efficient worker and a law
abiding citizen.
Wife Testifles
Mrs. Joyce Peters. wife OF Hart
son Peters. one OF the 73 defend
ants now held in Jail pending the
outcome OF the Tracy trial, WAS
called TO the stand early in the
morning 10 testify 10 the events OF
the morning preceding the leaving
OF the Verona for Seattle.
With Mrs. Mailer. wife OF Sec.
rotary Mailer OF the Seattle organ
lzation. she went 20 Everett by In
terurban. sThe state charges that
either Mrs Peters. Mrs. MAILER or
Mrs. Frenette threw a sack OF red
pepper away before their arrest
Had No Red Pepper
Mrs. Peters said she had taken
no red pepper with her. and that
she did not know about the other
women.
Mr.. Peters was your husband -
the time OF the shooting?" was
question OF States Attorney CO..:
on cross-examinstion.
Il considered him So" was the
reply.
Isn't II true that you were mar
ried to him yesterday one hour be
fore he went on the stands"
That is right" Mrs. Peters said.
There were no moro questions.
Traces Bullets
I. H. Whitworth. ir.. civil en-
gineer OF Seattle. who inspected
the scene Of the battle shortly aft.
or. swore that he found the marks
OF 80 bullets in the warehouse
walls which had been fired from
the outside. and the marks OF 81
which had been fired from within
He counted iS9 bullet holes in
the boat besides innumerahle
buckshot indentations. and he tes-
titled that OF this number l7S were
fired from positions not on the
boat. Sixteen bullets fired on the
vessel lodged in its woodwork. hs
said,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-28
Waterfront Notes

The Alaska steamship Co.'S ship
lAtonche o. taking on q cargo 81
heavy equipment FOR the Alaska en-
cheering commission AZ Smith
cove locomotive and flat cars
and other rolling stock and large
cargo Of cattle for private parties
will make up the cargo. which viii
90 Via Skagwsy. over rail 10 the
Yukon. and down the river 10 Fair
BANKS.
The steamer Senator from Liver.
pool II In port after a a. dayH' jour.
nry thru the Panama canal She
" 10 carry back a 5.0O0ton cargo Of
supplies aud foodEtuffs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-28
MAIDEN
TELLS OF WHAT
WOMEN MAY DO

Here's encouragement for
IN. qirls VINO think the poor
little everyday things they can
DO are not worth registering
for var service.
Kathleen Burke. whose slim
shoulders carry much ~ the bur
don Of ~. support 81 the string ~
Scottish WOmen's hospitals a. mo
war front. Who has herself lived "a
inc nilng line and In the citadel
Of Verdun when no other woman
was allowed there. Kathleen Burke.
Who wears medals from three gov
srnments. got her chance 10 DO the
great tlings she can do. not be-
cause che ls the Ercat-gre great
graudnlcce Of Edmund Burke. nor
because she en speak five Ian
gu.g as. but because she can s~
, orihand
Inc spoke 81 the home Of Mr.
and Mrs John " Eddy last even
ing and h b. said she kept up ms
money making record which has
piycn her the name % the 81 600
.n-day gir4 She viii speak again
before she leaves the city prob
ably ~ a mass meeting on Monday.
How She Found Place
This is how Kathleen Burke
found her place IN the service on
her couniry =,
At the beginning ~ the war !
vent 10 Herbert Samuels. a mem.
hcr Of the British cabinet. and
sked him 10 give me something 70
do. Re said. What can you dor
said. I can speak five languages.
lie said. That's no good. We've
coo women registered who can
peak more than that
- said. The only other thing J
can do is 10 write Shorthand. Hs
faid. That's something Ike H. foa
can 90 20 Belgium with my brother
inlaH
That was the beginning. She
Vsa voluntary secretary whies
means simply being a stenogrsS
without getting any money for II
In one office and another for
months One day. part OF her work
icing TO arrange meetings for
speakers. a speaker for the Scot
tish Women's hospitals failed Just
nefore a meeting OF the oxford
faculty. The little voluntary sec.
Rotary" was sent to tell the grave
and critical professors about the
work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-28
sotTu I<p-No>pA,

stan iH. No. : Muscatsl raiElns zoe 90
fer crackers cGc pkg cocoa. -at lh
Grape Nuts ICE pkg rtall a. tripe iNe
D. pork Kidneys. loc 10 stall Is best
butter 2 lbs Str o}eofnsrEartnc. 3ac d.
stall So. MaEoia salad Oh. &c at. peas
ifc can stall so. Slayer cakes. Soc
each. cookies. leo dor peanut butter.
iGc ~ India relish. goo 1T. stall ce.
mhckerei. salt lbc each herring salt.
for sbc. red snapper Zoe 10 salmon. g
lbs .bc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-28
PUBLIC MARKETS

Stall s. ths sranuiated sugar $50.
pure pasieufgFed mitA. e. ~ sr a. stall
tf cans Hardsus mllA isr stalls
~ Jt Ihs teams. .ar. itc sseded raj.
slna Ito H. ibs beet italian urun~s,
~. ..- garaA iFr Gee can coffee tty
a a o. soda. g. stall a nov potatoes
o. 10 home Efoeu rhubsFb : ibH ice.
Caesar garlic. ibr itr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-28
MADAM NELLIE
WORLDS GREATEST

EGYPTIAN pUUENoIo8tSr
TtAfHNpYANr A<p MEDIUM
Guarantees g. read your entire life past
present ana future gives true al irs
on buHinesH love health and family
affairs tells the name 81 your fItu a
husband or Nifs and what 90 do t. hs
sucreEsfui tu life. tells you what h1si.
ness r. most lucky Tor you and what
part - tho world viii be more success
ful for sou advises hos to gain and
hold a good position. she tells " The
one you love Is true or false. and causes
speedy marriage with tho one - .our
choice. brings tho separated toEethe
makes happiness between man and
wife she tells you the secrets Of Lsius
happy and surreHsfui In anything sou
take IN hand her advice viii remove
Oh obstacles and evil influence one
visit 10 Madam Nellie viii repay Gu
for diHappointments tn all others salts.
faction guaranteed or no charges qpe
ciai readings 80 cents Hotel ELK. room
8 lb7i Second ave corner Pine st
Daily and sunday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-28

stalls 5-16 salmon trout Toe 90, and
ehc each Eastern oysters, -br pit e. 4
g.. pot roast. i2isc 10 hamburger. ieis C.
10 veal roast ttc n Stall - he
see coffee Soc. hes, butter 4sc H. but
termilk zoe aal Royal Grocery Co An
pcs pancake flour lec pkg SEC box
matches. toc. Q br sacks salt zoe stalls
~ and Annex. peanut butter. lec M. /.
home made pimento cheese 2 ot loo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-28

SOCIAL rttu TUESDAY ENENlSgr
CORNER trtu ana rsfr1 aides free
KAvANAuunst % hate ioos is' ave
prsyEn pAE Monks..is ss ~ -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-28

Val 90 UatanI U0ur VT Uor HaIN-
&c moat sauce lsr. cans choice r'rius
beans $50. blue mission nrs Zee lb
stalls gt-1s sugar 81 so p.r sack
Fishers Art flour . 80 per sack stall
l.. potatoes. s. per sack delivered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-28
CONSULT
MADAM FSSIIE

EgTFrtAS rftHENoLOeIs AND
MEDIUM
This famous rhrsuoluaist frade vour sn-
tifa 'ifs from rfHdls Go Old aEs iust
80 tho had Indicates gives you date
fa~fss tells Ynu shat has passed in lfr
what is happening without askiuE =
single question Nhe dnts mot tfT
things &C. please hut reads things iust
80 the head indicates tells sou shat
planets you we're born unHsr The lucky
ard unlarkT piansta whrH AND whom
You wi1I marry settles and explains
love family troubles marriage a..
vurH~ health business iamsHits speech
laflnns Investments transactions % al
klndH. ln fact No matter what your
hope fear rr aubition. come TO this
noted uhrenniogiai ana find help There
~ no need FOR anyonr 90 loo ursurssst.
fol itrr advice removes al trouble
shs Euarautsea Hatisfarfien uf no
charges Special readings 30 cents fsr
two weeks only Hotel Morris roam
t'a3a Third between Union and PiEe
Heufs 60 $50 dallv and Sunday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-28
CnRNnR-sAIIHnAN

stall z granulatrd Eugar. me sec
stall io1 fresh ranch sEgs. 2sc doE /
d. 1Gt. 3 doE 81 10. mild cream cheese
e1c 90 frcsh churned butter tlc ID .
~ str 3 lhs fl45. peanut butter. ife
H. -f. fha rrr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-28
Ask MADAM Ross
SCIENTIFIC pIiuTS-nf nfFu4

Has just Arrived.
This wonderful lady reads your entire lifs
Just a. your head indicates giving alb.
HoiutelF reliable and confidential in
formation on every subject dear and
interesting 60 tho human race such a.
business. law. love. divorce. fpeculatiGn
wills family affairs etr in fact what
ever YOUR troubles - cares are ln life
pay Madam Hoss aNisIt Look spe.
clal for one week only Special read.
inEa % ceuta and up Satisfaction
guaranteed. Antlers hotel opposite the
P.-l OFFICE. corner Fourth and linton
room ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-28

MADAM HEFstTA. or SAN FRANCIS
GO. reliable palmist and card reader
Advice on business and domestic ~
fairs. 90 cents ana 81 90 lbsbts Frs
ave opposite Liberty theatre
MADAM MACK rsYcUC WEADEr
II VIII pay vuu 70 call and soc her
Circles Wednesday ana Friday evenings
lseH seventh ave Phone Main e25t
MRS HrRDtCk -sPfRIrtrAGIsr MfN.
lister. circles Tuesday. Friday even.
inEs Consultation daily Hotel Rvbee
l2el Third ave Phone Elliott at7i.
" LII CARD rlaEs Hotel
Fourth ave, room goa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-28
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
MADAM VICTORIA

words Efsatssf tIaIrtnf phr'nHI"rIs'
end mrdlum Fuafantr'H 90 ffah f'"f
entire tlfs pes rtss'ff Hrd fu''fT
Eitr true advice uu tuHInfuH love.
| hsaIth aud family affatrr tolls 49,
name - raut fu'ufa husband or Wy
nnf ohaf Co. &c. goo be surrrEsfIl In I'fr
one tisit sHi raI 5000 f"f our Wa'f
| dIsaprninfurnfs boo ufhrfa hnH ~i.I o.
| move afI olsthtIrs ard tfI 500 huH 200
sin anH bold ihs ane Y.u heslfr rtr
Etes advice nu aii important nffalts 60.
ufs Special readings ahr NHi1 arf
| SUNDAY tonm hti"ff Hotel "''f
! p~l bf4F store Hosh fit@
fFfrar uqHfTrAI. a.IEstE tHt b'h
/ tafpeutefs he'll ttrb FOURTH eve hfAf
! zine - Conference 80 o. w lecture
/ e. prompt HHtIsrf The Power ~
fhoufbt Nessarss from tHe plat
! fsru. sIfffs arsr meeting t.iff ies
I TursdsH art FRIDAY % Fn ht Dc
Hotel Efsflune r"irpm". h9' h'
/ nuriteh
uMF cha forTE sriENrtfi'
/ psfsnipirg school. easF nefhns f" learn
! gass nt~n hat. 20 fsafa sai-*flehrr
I fits readings dalif o. pabe O" Eh""
fhrs-if past rf.seut ard fu'uf~ Na'in
/ faction Euafarfssd Rooms ahA
/ uaathafas Mafrl. MsaiH1u -. near
Seventh afr
Irt.y nrrruA >Et.sOS TRrE An-
{ tis.r gives private Consolidation aaiiF Nn
au tu.iness affaIfa - NE circles Tues
aaY WrdmeaaAr and FRIDAY evenings
I ttts Tauut 49, -
|YsFrEHN MEDIUM HAS CIRCLES
/ wrdn~sdaY ard FRIDAY nirhr pe
usadinrs daily can a. 1919 heaenih
! ave ritf --.-
CAMS. rALNtsrHY--
sn rnion apsiairs special sec
uAbaW pAtIfSE = CLAIM oFANT
go f-,.ra a.~aiufa Hsaainus Euafan-
ts.d fls offss e Nsin aiti
HFiE% RICE nuRLEiGH
ci,~is. gaaaay Tas.s4y. Tfiday evenings
.sr.uitattan, dAuY I&et Thiri Avs
/ raam .ia -
Two aoop MEDIUMS ritz STAR
Ard Me- keIaEE. claire o1ani. lass sew
.nih ave --
Spr Y0t uiaC0rRAgrpf coNEri.r
! M Ksuoss cisir'oya"' il3e seventh
Hte fH"n
.KpEW TTTIAhErW rALHisTNr.
aatd frahinr Iata fetrn'h ave 90
MADAM rRANK rAHu READER.
painist .fe Thisd and riao Federal
uat.i fnam
MADAM YHr HciNAriflr CARD
tsaalns Ilas Ite,si e. r-.s.,s.,s.t ?,
Isl CARD or THANKS
I MRH Ei.i.A KENYON WISHES TO
ttses IN shavinK their loving gym
pafhY ID The death - my beloved huS-
ssse ~ slsSa E.SI @S~-~~o~~~
| 50 LEGAL NOTICES
| HEnrnY dIVE SortcE THAI Fnoa
I THE date will not Do responsible Tor
any aatsfs contracted - mb pife. Mrs
Nyrtls Cunningham.
y ct'NNiSgWAg
----~---a----~--s-~-~- -
60 PUBLIC NOTICES
mHofnhWnool oF HAti.NAY CAR
mru - Rfnsftea. Puget sound isodEr.
aar. mfH alts their teuent dsu0a -
| br@amiard Wedurndaf May Z. ipl' a
FraaG tiusa anHuFea 60 all Admission
go cents. ladies free Deaf forget
ilws pla.. SOD daie
Iei CONTRACTORS NOTICE
inns WANTED oN ELfs~rBICAL
wara tFek work and painiiuE SEA
WaIItngfafd ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-28

ARMS ru ARMS Wan pN utuH
cost gasoline F-i gaso roulr equals
FasniiHs 81 cents pr gallon bic
profits. ssirs guaranteed White Ms
CO. ti7 Matn &C. Cincinnati
WAR Wal. GREATEST rATutuTt'
rasrif, 80 the tlmv- utaks $40 a daH
49, uuirk fuf TERRITORY rarti-uiafr
sample zoe calico Sow uitY $50. a.
uutneti - Nsvark --.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-28

PUGET SOUND
STEAMERS
ALL LOCAL ROUTES
STEAMERS LEAVE FWoM CoLnA>
DOCK. roor or MARION STREET
Lave Arrive
s~sir. Seattle
Victoria. Is. C.-rers Ie~ps~pa-rert
Angeles
ise -t.auer Sol Dur. fari eepm
mid lTevns.nd Williams daily
night fpuugents fs~qaimb.l
cauy Angeles and NlrtortA
'poes not call At
Victoria Sundays
Tsssms Dir~st
7 Steamer, Tacoma and tieAsn
] ees N Indianapolis for Ia ietssn
/ ~ sean coma direct steamer !. ,epm
J eeprn every two hours. .tel :ttprr
| sepm single trip. zee round .iepn
! sspm trip s'sprn
etprnf ,atrn
siEprnk ieteprn
dsHy dAiiv
Pert rewr.~rd special
ooAn str >isut, for Portl gepru
/ teptn townsend dir.ct ieiopm
! daily Connects at Townsend daily
With rail lines for all
points on Olympic
peninsula
Anacort~~ ard B~iIinsham
I eosn steamer whstcemi eesTn
daily FOR Ansceri-- ard eaiiy
neiiinEham
Observation-Disclosures .srtes-
rcvt Townsend
lie eeprs ~ kuishsn, tori .sepm
daily Everett Anseort.sl daily
land re trsh am
san Juan Observation-Disclosures
iite str. Resale. for Port Germ
! riidn'ht Townsend and Rel T>ussf'y
! Sunday bingham. VIA all SAN Thurs'y
Tus.d'y Juan island points sa,ury
! Thur.y
ror Tovn-eDd-Port rreis.->eah
~, and ws' Porte
J u 90 steamer Utopia. for .eopm
mian'ht'port Town.end. PORT Tuesd'y
| SundsylAngel.s Seah Ray Thurs'y
| Tuesd'y'snd way ports satur'y
! Thurs1
Port rowp,cnd-rort Angeles ard
WAY rr-'s
! 1900 str waisie -, for ,oonm
Monday Aneele. Ciaiiam and wedn.s
wednes way ports Friday
! FRIDAY
par, Gsmbl---Iudicw- t7-rl-r
.-yopm steamer Puget. ,ori . SosU
daily livingston. sam - daily
| EXCEPT n.udlow ''Erion.l except
! saturvFlAg Ter. ro~nsend.l Sunday
/ Meanwhile and Had
lock.
! eopm steamer ruset. for ,sepm
livingston, Ludlow and
way points
sunday Only
! scnar steamer Puget. forl t,opni
Kingston. LUDLOW and
way points
Uood Crnri-asrbie-t
7ITSm str rotiRtch, for - 90
s.uv lI.udlow Port Gamble. midn'ht
except l..Banror and all except
| sunday lpoints on Hood Canal sunday
Point. marked - are boat landings
/ passenVers for these paints and Tor
5ther boat landing points must make
| ,heir own arrangements for landing
ana assume all risk and liability in
| making such landing steamers pas
..nRer rate doe- not include boat land
ing charges
parrage liability IL limited 10 wear.
.nF apparel not to exceed 800 for
/ whole ticket $50 pounds allowed IRE.
! steamers and schedules subject 10
/ change without notice Freight re
c.iy.d daily for all points te1ceptins
! rHromAl named In above schedule
| Tickets must be purchased at ticket
office open from $50 a. m. to - 90
| lidnight
rtGET SOUND NAVIGATION co.
Ticket office, Colmsn Dock.
| Phone. Main asaS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-28

htaH %. lnmlrf. TO- Of. cottage cheese.
lh. Is Hfau fa. ruest tI'nds ~ '"ii-'
/ fl.m 10. 90 Co.. lb. uarkrf'. ia' ana
f grr eHsh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-28
BUSINESS PERSONALS

ha thtluss root,
and hrrt1srans ue
eessfuiif traa
al disorders Il
men hHfi y efl
tat for fnr
lnnfitaths head
80 he stomach
rupture hili
sufs throat 3al
los fever - ell
iaE ~ 90 g IS
sktu Wounds ah
sss and HeFvuua
dlsarfsfs d a. .
been treated sue
ssssfaitf
SING LEE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-28
CONSULT
MADAME IENEATT

ThE aNEAT ENffffA%
rHnENnffn4fHr AID MErff ~
whs has Ias{ arrived tn shls titf "
thsfr ta aHfthlnE sos dralfs g. hnaN
sho fam tess 500 Ads go hem go gain
sueHrss ih late HaatrlaEe family affalff
ard d3tsfrs bnaitt. laNsuifs. sprraias
ftans lnFssf fnsnts ~ tHsinsss ffansar
tiers - ar Afnd luss - the head in-
dseatss tsiis ~ ths one rpa love is ffus
uF fatar Eifss fha name - Tnuf fatu
hushaHd ~ etfu aaWs~s speedy fnsr
ftaEe sta fhs one - gauf choice fsis
shat hmsiHsaa aa4 49, adanfsd Ter ard
shat nAff - the aHfil IL meet inrAF
fsf Yaa "a sissu hos fe Eain and tatd
nned f.us4fiah The madam ga tirf
removes AU ue#tarisa ahd ffauhte. and
causes pua 90 haze haruiHrHs tn fu4r
hnfue also 4nffhfnn geu faAn 80 hana
There 10 no need - aHfmhe tu have
tsa lBrA ~ treubis asFise 9mH are
satnG eHaInat fwar taleus t'unanaf
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