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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-02
PIX, PLACE

.uss I sal, iI u, s'"I sIs.S sgaen,9,Sd
milk. &C. at. &C. % stalls i-s. potatoes
81 60 sack fancy apples 81 90 to 81 2s
box. lemons ic each. oranges. lac. zoe
and soc doS sccdlrss grape fruit FOR
Toe or FOR atc. stan tt. home made
Jelly ioc glass boiled ham. 900 10 stall
40 sweet cider ana cider vinegar asc
sal. cottage cheese. Zoe 10 stall ~.
fine soc coffee isc TO-. tulk seeded raj.
sins Toe 10, bulk corn starch. co ID. zoe
can baking powder Zoe stalls Nl-Ns.
tcst fresh ground peanut butter. i2c ~.
Q lbs asc. oiromprgariuc. ESQ aud see
~. stall a. cans CLAIMS. .5c, cans
pork and beans 2tc. i5c can syrup Ilc:
g5c bottle oataup l7c. soc olive oil SOC.
stall 32. electric lights. sec each. gas
range. $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-02
OR>fR

stalls 1875. small prunes S. % fresh
EiuEcrsnapa Toe To, tomato soup fog
Dc pure honey. isc comb. rafsup. 100
bottle Toe shoe polish. Tor iar. whca'
flakes. lhs Use stall io- best butter
sc ih iba Fse. fancy fresh butter. SO
10. ibH Use. mild cream cheese. &c 10
NeW York cheese SOC TO-. 9 lbs sbc. fresh
ranch "EEs. csc dog 2 hua $50. fresh
puii.i rEEs sRc doz dos ssc select
storage cKzs $50 duE regular use coffee
no 90 stall 40. 500 jar pure fruit jam
4tc. 10 tar coffee. 81 90. zoe sack yell
loo corn meal. soc e5c syrup. goc. toc
syrup. coo. 1te can moiassss. 25e. . lts
choice pruues. etc stalls g. .. Q. e. veal
outlets aud roast, i2'tc 10. pot roast Be
Co Toe %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-02

ALI. subscriptions must he started
frnni date tho subscription l. Q"
esived Back numbers cannot cc
0upntfsd
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DIRECTORY
wAMT AID GA TIES

One cent a word pcr insertion.
Six times for the price % wv"
Coupon books one hundred ih'7
ta he used as desired st.eo.
situation ads onc-half rate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-02
MADAM NELLIE

osias greatest stsirfaFsnt ana phren-
utnslsi guarantee ~ read your entire
t's rasi present and fituFe. Eltss true
nhvirs un tusinsss love bssiih ana
family affairs tells the name 90 your
fatuf- husbant of aife ard shat Ga do
60 10 sgrseaafui In iifs Hhs has Just
arrive la mis- e.fs never hers before
OHs visit utlf psf 300 faf your many
dirsrroinf rnsnts in uth~rs Nhe viii 70
trnf. all obstacles ard tell 900 hos 60
wtH and hold tho sns buu desire size
sirss sdttr- On 81 important Affairs al,
ufr Especial feadinss ttr Hotel Elk
ftsafs q 1894 second near PIN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-02
CONGRESS REFUSES
TO ENDORSE MOTT

WAsHfNGTON Jan THE sen.
ate again today refused 10 vote %
a resolution. indOrsiBg Presided
Wilson's peace note TO belligerents
The house later also refused "a
lndorpc the presidents note.
A resolution By Hepreseniatlys
Mcclellan of Tcnnessee vas q
ferred 10 The foreign affairs cofa
mittee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-02
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
EGYPTIAN
pHRENOLOGIST

Madam noon has lust arrived in seattle.
never Nas her. before and ahr can toll
fuu all fnut pas ufr and 81 hat bouf
future NE 10 90 be rAu advise nu in
business affairs family affairs nd ias-
affairs tell 8uu Is hen 500 uiit fnsfrB
and thr Initial 81 tho one Yna witt
fnafrt hos ta conquer fnur enemies
ard avoid su trouble and 30 happl
tells fau tn regard Co 1naf absent
frirrds tells Ynu shst Fnu 90. adapted
faf and hos Go be suft~ ssfui 90 lie
tells fnu b. hat business 10 most tuet y
~ fuu The tuadam aili aite taH
st~ft satisfaction she ~tii Hnarantse
ta awe Yuu satisfaction un au affairs
- Hfe Charge sc cents The madam
can - fsuuu 81 Hufri ttfren rutuef
Fnuffb snf fsfkr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-02
ARMS EXPECTATION
Information ASKED

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2.--Iden-
teal resolutions calling upon the
attorney general and the secre-
taries of war and treasury TO fur
Fish to congress IF not incompat-
ihle with the public interest infor-
nation concerning the expectation
of arms or ammunition into Mex
leo in violation of the presidents
embargo" were introduced today in
the house by Representative Kahn
of California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-02
MADAM ELLIS

Psychologist AMI tiaifsofanf 10 Hifsd
ulfh tho guarf go fsif suur past pfes
snt ard f1nurc - there is aaqtHfne
feu desire 90 snnN fH records 60 fan
tiB nffaira. business. love affairs for the
rss rear. ore list e. the madam viii
rnnvlnrr fnu 9u anrthinE fuu euslfu
% amos NNe can aaNtse $3.50 nn aHf
Important affairs - nfr Private vvAd
lGEs This n ~ek S. rwnftnfa she public.
Sos nnom esf liberty nIdM Third
ard rntsu inurs 90 a pol. TO q ~
tt.AtHNnN asst fNp pItltEeptsHGTHF
Sc frffsfsifr tHfsrr fTffl anH HItft
Triis pest rfeesHf and fafHru. CONSIST T..
tuE tusIHsss aHd bose affsfrs aatisss
SOFA about iit ufre 90 49, anu shat tIff
o. gnur iuFkH sfeu in ilff goo tahe nllt
tsu faii nanfrs - Fuur lower aHest-
heart frisnds enemies And a. bat sou
40 most ADAPTED far special f~aatnss
o. 90 Permanently atrf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-02

stall iet. 2 pkRs fancy seeded raisins
poo. currants i5c pkg bulk graham
crackcrp Use 20. rice biscuits. 3 pkrs
Csc. bran lee pkg, or d rkKs 81 o.
stalls -t-a6. choice patent flour. 81 81
sack bars best white soap or cans
best milk. csc. with l 10 bulk coffee: Z
rolls toilet paper. e5c. 81 90 Dag tea,
soc. lbs cut mRcRroni ctci lbs nav,
beans. Csc. best milk Sls0 case stalls
1881, potato salad Zoe ~. baked beans
Toe 10 picked pig hooks and feet
lbs soc. extra fine ripe olives soc pt.
gr at
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I.SII.tkI1

stan g, beef pot roast. H. 'lc IN round
steak t,c H. stall Z. breakfast bacon.
Poe no Boston butts. t6c H. stall ?. home
made pork sausage. . lbs aac stall t0a.
Xohlo'H cans tomatoes. goo. cans
string beans 2bc, dry mtetisk. gee M /.
pt huChuvtcs 1Oc stan la1. large cans
Meadow brol milk Zoe. stall iNt-tN1,
kppcred salmon. 15c a. stan 1850 old
fashioned salt rising bread Toe. stall
49, best storage eggs aar doz stall
lOi, fno eating and cooking apples. 55c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-02
CARMEN CAN STRlkl

CHICAGO. Jan. THE Unit'<
states court Of appeals today =
,erfed the ruling u the Units(
states district court at lndianapolh
aud dismissed the lnjunctou
against Vim y. Mahon and eTn
.loyes of the indianapolis Tractiol
md Terminal company. restraln
INK them from declaring a strik1
against the traction company. Ths
court ruled that the lower tribuna
had no jurisdiction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-02
THEY NEED the CASH

Dry squad officers spend some
thing more than mere time locating
booze.
Mayor Gill asked the council
Tuesday to appropriate s2.0ls.25 for
current expenses of Sergt. Put
MANS detail for December and Ja
uary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-02
PINE STREET

Q /. MArkot, pot rOnst. Toe ~
hamburger Toe 49, stall &C. fresh butter
milk Toe Kal. milk. &c at, Dc PIT stall,
ION. onions. lbs iac. fine lemons ],
Tor Zee. sugar stall. Jap rice lbs e5c
North Carolina head rice, lbs Csc Stal
g. cooking apples SOC box. mixed nuts
noe lh. sweet oranges. Zoe doz and up
stan 20. cottage cheese ioc To-. hominy.
Zoe at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-02

Fine creamery butter. Ms 1ac: very
best storage vrFH 3tc Coz. pure honey
Toe. iac and Poe jar; T-bouc steak. Ice
To-, lamb chops 5c no honey cakes cbc
pkg. raisin bread, Zoe loaf, mustard, loo
inr. sweet mixed pickles, zoe PIT fresh
codfish 9 lbs. t5c; crabs Toe. i5c and
g5c rolled oats. lbs. sac. at Nittuccl
sii,e oil zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-02
BUSINESS PERSONALS
START THE NEW :EAR RiGH
WIN nm linda - e~a&

with an inde
pendent com
uercial train
ing in ccanet
ic chemistry
and b ca uty
culture Train
yourself for a
big III o n . y.
making future
Let me help
YOU Let me
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-02

teach you. Join my class and learn
specializing IN practical branches
that give YOU INDEPENDENT freedom
and a lucrative future For further
Information. write 'o Iamora G.
Cauffman. office. Factory Hair
Store. 1901 First ave. Seattle.
Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-02
PU 5LIc OPINION

Editor The Star: Newspapers
are generally credited with mold
ing public opinion.
The most OF them merely follow
or coincide with the same. In my
pinion. The Star is one of the few
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-02
NAVY YARD PROPERTY

WIN boom shortly Tho government r.
making the Puget Sound Navy Yard tho
greatest Ia tho country Oct IN now
t.ots range IN price from 500 and M.
within 4 minutes walk Of yard $40
cash sufficient Como IN az once ole
Iiunanr A 81. aLN ILln ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-02

box stall iof. fancy Rome Beauty APP
piles Zee box delivered stall lac Toxic
EreCrrt. 9 large cans Washington milk
itr stalls 1882. Premium margarine
gee no.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-02

SEATTLE POLICE have bee
asked to aid in the search for D
Lamiel North. age %. who disap-
neared last Wednesday from his
home in Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-02
NINE. VICTORIA

" ~ = =" y p N ~
The celebrated phfsnpiaxist risirvoyant
and raJuitst E{ves selentiHe f-edinss on
ell affair." - iifs. past. prss~af Ct
future Tns have seen ~. othrfs nos
ses tho hssi. n In trnahio. AZ readings
suarnnt-~a sAfisf4rtarr o. mo- fees a..
s~ptsd Readings Sos Room BE- Al.
no., Hotel Third ard piss
FUfI. CARD READING. Is CENTS
f1as4 Hotel Fourth ave. from ZEE
ANS nrHpfrK -srtBtrTALtsr AIS
lister Circles Tuesday Friday and SON.
dnN evenings Consultations daily
Heisl uytss. 1874 Third ave. Elioi,
tiri
EArrERN nEptt " uAs ctEci.E
"Wednesday ard Friday nights SEQ
rsadins. daiiy Cali az isis Seventh
ave city
HELEN HicE HUHIEtdu -cfUcfTE
sandar Tgesdsf Friday evenings
Cancellations daily rsFrbir faasrs
devslop-d. lta' rhird ave Room sis
FuR PSYCHOLOGICAL ADVICE OK
heaifh. love or hasiurss consult g.
- q suite ~ itts rhrH ave
TnrMrEr CIRCLE rtI.HpAYs THURS.
DAYS sis sharp nraainss dauf
Rpiflfuai dse sinprnerf cinascs Mfa
Emuu otiara- 80 sfeuart o.
MADAM CHARLOTTE rALMisr stT-
iafartien suafantsed Room iia~
thofna Hotel Madison near seventh ~
MADAM way agiENrirtc cARb
reading Davenport Hotel 1875 FlNh
Main GfeD
ORDAINED MEDIUM Addia D.. HaAia
adviser sinas located Circles Tues.
days aRd Fr.days ins Third. room =
MADAM PAULINE cLAtRVOrASr
ard trane> medium Headings suaran.
tsed 7f- OilVa Main ans
CARD HEAptSa HOON s. iseIn
Fltsi ave. fors Hntel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-02
s-FoR sALg-FARm LANDS
- ACRES
HOt~I AND OITBtIiDI>s-

Coed house barn and outbultdlnEa
about haif - place cleared and
cultivated last year fine spring
waiter, land lies iesrls rich. black
soil enough wood rut for an
winter Thls place 10 close 60
Eand tosn and srrAmFff not
over an hours drive from So
attic Prize. ties0t arrange
fsrma GO suit you can .e1 NcR
York Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-02

III y D y TTW- NTT U u p Mo
INFERRED
YnGHrur TABLETS kiu uLp auE
uhrfftt ard iupiauf LONG tifE
EAFttt.t destroy fnfesftHaf sEi.F
f7NfffNfNU fh~ real eaHsa ~ 1ia~s-
i've stomach. fifss Whitney ahir hsaFf
blood nerve frnunieH. frd tnat tifri.
serusat fr~'tnE Prevent premature 90
tffrr sHntNtf. rsfif death. urnirHs
Mf~ Special rnnstfpattnn arr uH~sii y
treatment Fartieufafs rpEhHft go
t3tt noitinEnam VASE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-02
DAVID p. EASTMAN

TAOS rhlri Ave- ncvt TO PosroFFtcE
BEND. ORE FASTEST GROWING
city In oregon. Lots $500 10 5000.
b0Ntfo. Contracts signed hy owner s.
doen. S. month. no Interest. no taxes
Bend Land Co, fot1 Arcade BIDS
Main lsfq
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-02

WANTED TO HEST SMALL. HAScif
close Co Seattle. 3 to 10 acres v-rit,
WIN U Hail. sis burke HidE or phone
Main 1908
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-02
ACREAGE FOR SALE

LAND
Yorn CBuirE or SEVERAL tttN-
DRIED ACRES 90 Hicti LENEf.
LANp ~ rot. GIT ~ EARLY ~
JANtAHV LEWIS COUNTY LANDS
This offlr- has sold thousands % sffes
go settlers on thr rasy payment pten.
HtT THE HEST ANp YOU WILL
MAKE GOOD
Three vearH has sssn wonierfui change
around $AFANiNE LEWIS COUNTY
YARNS ARE pENEtoPtSp THAT
AHE MNKiNG MONEY FoH TuE
pWSEns
Now rs ruE TINE To- MAKE :
START. WitEE PRICES pF FAHM
rNOptCrs AH. HlGu. ANp MAKE
tr Easy To- EARS NotN WAY
WRITE TODAY rpU iNFuN@ATIoN
8N LEWIS tul %rY LANuH SO
ROCK No GRAVEL. $50 ifttIS TO
CLIMB CHOICE LEVEL LAND At
Low PRICES ANb EASY TERMS.
DAVID =. EASTMAN
LEWIS COUNTY LAMBS
1893 rhird Ave sGATrisE
mot BANDS UF hCHEs OF rfNE
LAND
irrigated logged off and rrnTrsi farming
land. a'nuE iho urn linre ~ The rhl.
cage Nuaaukoc 30 Paul nv write
nr fafl fur free booklets
immisrsuun usfeau e. N a fi Hy
second a' and rhsrrs e. Seattle Wash
FoH DETAILS uN LANps
Handy Co nuf mills ard camps
WrWe of trr = " ki.f.JpHN.
MEr Land Dept 1894 T.. a. smith uldE
SEATTLE WASH
You deal with We direct "
THREE LAKES LUMBER CO
WANTED TO EEt.l. 10 ACRES. CHEAP
4 McGowan. hurley wash
- Lors For SALE
WISHING YOU a PROSPEROUS
NEW YEAR
START Tho NEW YEAR IN 3our ov n
borne
$50 cash
SIS Monthly
1000. 90 cash ami $40 monthly. "a cory
cottage on lot tosi1o. city water and
light main paid in run Several cnEy
places from 8 Go rooms each. at prices
$500 tn 81 geo an your ovp terms
IT'S CHEAPER THAN PAYING
RENT
families placed ln their homes GA easy
payments during tho past few DAYS.
who are wclt pleased with their bar
gains TINS OFFICE OFFERS Yor
rilE HEST At THE LOW EFT PRICES
ANp EASIEST TERMS Nor DEAL.
DIRECT
DAVID p. EASTMAN
TAOS Third Ave- ncyt 20 PoSroFFtCE
BEND. ORE FASTEST GROWING
city ln oregon. Lots $500 TO 5000.
b8Ntto Contracts signed hy owner s.
doen. S. month. no interest no taxes
Bend Land Co, fot3 Arcade BIDS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-02

~ ACREAGE FOR SALE
NLw YEAR HI~oI, IIoN
Resolved. that we Aasen 4 sexton Conn
pany. VIII accept this ad a. SO with
tho FIRST payment ON any tract that
40 adv"rtiHe. On OF before March
lPi7 only one can he used on each
tract
~ acres on Edmopds stage. $50
acres south 4. \. navy yard 1850
acres at colby. $500
10 acres east Of Bothoii. 1900
10 acres south Port Orchard. $500
20 acres near Duvsi $500
water front rich. level. no bluff. "a
niles from city 800 prr acre
VIII Aell above tracts easy terms
Several blrgaina IN city lots and houses
improved. stocked farms la any part ~
Washington
Quotations from some Of our r,..t..,
go Investment on earth IL 80 safe 90
sure. 30 certain to enrich its owner a.
undeY"ioped realty"
IN President Cleveland
"Real estate Ia the best invcAtmcnt fpr a
small savings Moro money is made
from tho rise In real estate values than
from all other causes combined
w. =. Bryan
Cut this ad out. its worth 80 to you
or your friends
hAsEN SEXTON COMPANY
1910 First Ave Elliott Sat7
~ Sinnf On SEATTLE
Acres, Rich Soil SAYS
$50 CASH. $40 pTR MoNTu
CLIFFORD a VAN ARsDAIE. Inc
1913 Third W..htru,....
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CHANGE ~ ADDRESS Subscribers
should be sure aud giNh their uld
as well as their new Rl0re~s
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29-AeARrmEnrs. uNFuR.
WANTED-TO LEASE

st LAwRENCE--g AND MODERN
sgsIl.ns1is CsIl tses Eishth ~.
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s7-suslNess OPPORTUNITIES

REFINED MIDDLE AGED WIDOW
wants partner for r1omlnK house Al.
dress All star
~Do~~0~>>~.~-~~~~S~
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Per line per insertion .t... .,.t. -. 80
SIX Insertions for the ptieo 90 tlN"'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-30
NEDRANO BOY
IS RELEASED
Conviction of Ell Paso
Youth Invalid; Stout
Case Submitted.

Austin. Texas, May SO.-In the court
Of criminal appeals today. in the case
Of exparte Sivero Medrano, from FL
Paso. it was ordered that the relator,
Medrano. be discharged. Medrano
was indicted on a charge Of burglary
and upon an affidavit being filed
that ne was under Il years OF age,
the Indictment was dismissed, but BY
virtue of this Indictment he was tried
as a delinquent and sentenced to two
years in the state school for juveniles.
The court today, in discharging
Medrano. held that the trial for de-
linqUency should have been begun by
complaint and information as pro-
vided in the law on this subject.
ssPfcketing- Case Submitted.
There was also submitted today in
this court. the case of exparte Tom
0. Stout, from FL Paso. this being the
case in which Stout was convicted in
the corporation court of violating the
city ordinance against 'picketing."
The unions Of FL Paso are interested
in the outcome Of this case.
There was also submitted today the
cases Of F A SatO, Carlos NaciO and
Jose Flores. all from Ell PasO. Mo-
ton for a rehearing was filed in the
case of a. J. Reynolds. from FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-30
SANDS JURY IS
DISCHARGED
Judge Finds It Hopelessly
Disagreed; Vote 9 to 8
for Conviction.

Judge W. D. Howe, Of the saith dis
trict court, Tuesday afternoon at 5:30
o'clock dischaI ged the jury in the case
Of ". B. Sands. charged with murder
in connection with the death Of Sergt
Owen Bierne, who was shot in the
Coney Island saloon last September.
The jury had been out IS hours and -
minutes when IL was discharged. F. on
the first to the last ballot the jury
stood nine TO three for conviction, it
was said.
Before being discharged A. D. Hud-
son, foreman of he jury, sent note
to the court announcing that the jury
still stood 9 to 3 and that there was
not the slightest possible opportunity
OF reaching an agreement.
Fifth Hung Jury In Term.
Judge Howe thanked the jury for
its attention. He said he was sorry to
have kept them so long. but that the
case had been great expense to the
state and defendant and ne held the
jury thinking perhaps it would he able
to reach a verdict The court also an
nounced that out OF 1875 criminal cases
tried since the beginning of the term
this was only the fifth jury that
failed to reach a verdict
Having failed to reach q verdict. a
new trial for Sands will be set by
Judge Howe. The date of this trial
has not yet been fixed by the court.
The jurors were J. B. Rogers, A. D.
Hudson. W. A Beckett, o. o. Martin,
q F Boutwell,, J. G. Sauermann, r.
X Emery, NJ F. Mills. A E Lewis. L
B. Mcmillan, J. Y. Flores and NJ J.
ROseboro.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-30
TEXANS OPPOSE
HIGHER FREIGHT
Shippers Protest Against
Proposed Increase of Is
Percent in Rates.

Washington, D. .. May s0-Ship-
pers from Vermont to Texas today
added their protests against the pro-
posed Is percent freight rate in
creases at the interstate commerce
commissions hearings.
A compilation made by the eastern
railroads represents that So percent
OF the eastern manufacturers, mer-
chants, boards of trade, business as
sociations and individuals have sent
letters or kilograms on the subject TO
the commission. urging an immed-
iaie increase.
The same compilation shows IS
percent OF the communications favor
ing the general advance Of Is per-
cent. Five hundred communications
the railroad compilation shows, come
from important eastern traffic CEN
tiers and urge the full 10 percent in
crease Only seven percent are
shown by the railroad figures as
being against the increase.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-30
Homing Pigeons Leg
Bands Bear Numbers;
Officers viii Probe

With aluminium and brass bands on
its right leg bearing letters and
figures. q gray hOming pigeon flew
into the ranch house of J. c. Powell.
20 miles northeast of FL Paso. several
days ago. according 10 information
Mrs. Powell. who resides at 1921
Hastings street, has received from
the ranch.
Tired out. the pigeon which had
the appearance of flying for = long
distance, refused TO leave the ranch
and is being held there by Mr.. Powell,
who will show the bands TO the local
authorities in an effort TO ascertain
IL they contain code MESA ges.
On the aluminium band was the fol-
lowing code: "A-9S439-A VIE"
On the brass tag was Sit" The
tags were sealed tightly on the birds
leg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-30
81, $40 900 WAGE INCREASE
GIVEN RAILROAD SH0PaEN

Louisville, KY, May S0.-Wage in
creases involving approximately ST.
100000 a year have been granted to
over 5000 shopmen in the employ OF
the Louisville & Nashville railroad.
whose nine hour day was reduced TO
eight. according to an announcement
today.
Inc pay Of machinists and boiler
men was increased from - TO IS
cents an hour. Car repairmen. help
ers and apprentices shared in the in
crease, which ranges from 21s cents
an hour to 4 cents.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-30

- ANAGB that viii cost sever4
thousands dollars to repair wa,
- caused in the northeastern
part Of e Paso Tuesday after
noon by one Of the hardest winds
that has been experienced in this val
ley. One man who witnessed the de-
struetion by the wind said that he
would estimate that so homes in
that region had been seriously dam
aged by the loss OF front porch roofs,
main roofs IOosened and chimneys
thrown down
Six soldiers in Camp Baker were
In the 1900 block on Mckinney ave
nue., in a block. four out Of six bunga-
lows lost their front porch roofs; on
Nations and Mountain avenues sew
eral others were similarly damaged
three in the $50 block on Nations
roof on the Waters grocery, 3StS Ma
tons, was saved only b. TIE efforts
Of H L Hickman and others ia fast
ening wires that held IT. All electI &C
light wires on the three streets were
more or less dar1aged, o5ligIng the
current 10 be shit of
Lecn~r.l West. 3SIS Mex 'filsy. said
the wind was a straight one, he
thought He had not estimated dam
age done &c his home up to Nednes-
day morning
Lose Porch Roofs.
Five residences near the cOrne- Of
Piedras and Louisville streets, had
roofs Of pOrches and main roofing
taken off by the wind. three OF them
being Geriously damaged 4 wooden
garage was blown doW1 an a car n
L slightly damaged. some % the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-30
RABBI ZIELONKA TO TALK
FOR JEWISH WAR VICTIMS

Rabbi Martin Zielonka viii leave
Thursday 10 lecture IN Tucson and
Phoenix for the American-Jewis
relief committee. raising funds for
European war sufferers. Rabbi lie
lonka is the organizations chairman
for New Mexico and Arizona He will
lecture in Tucson Friday night and
confirm a Jewish class on Sunday.
Monday night he will lecture al
Phoenix
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-30

& S. ". railroad was blown from its
foundation and hurled across the
street directly in the path of the
speeding motorcycle the two officers
were riding. They were on an i'm
pOrtant call from the police station
and were going at a high rate Of
speed Wilson ran the machine into
a sidewalk and Just missed hitting
the wreckage. The sudden stop and
turn caused both of the men TO fly
through the air, but neither of them
was injured except for a few bruises.
Part OF the lighting apparatus on
billboard at Wyoming and Oregon
streets was blown away and a passes
by had a narrow escape from flying
glass. Other billboards damaged by
the storm were at Cotton and Grant
streets, and one on South FL Paso
street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-30
900 Drinks in Two
Years Cost Him Wife

Chicago. H.. May 3O.-when Mrs
Margaret Naughton told Judge
Thompson that her husband. David
A. Naughton, had spent more than
s2I.0G0 on liquor in less than two
years, the Judge granted her a di-
vorce Immediately.