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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-04
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
MADAM JENETTE

GREAT EgYPTtAS
pHRESot.DGtaT AID MEDIUM
ons who can actually tell you what you
want TO know without asking = single
question. Gives true advice how 20
gain success In business and family AZ
fairs. courtshtp and marriages. tells
you what part Of the world will 10
more successful for you. advises how
60 gain and hold a rood position. Hhs
tells ~ thu on. gou love 10 true or false !.
Eivea the name Of your future husband
or Stfs. and causes speedy marriage
with the one % your choice. brings the
separated together. makes happiness
between man and wife Tho MAIDEN
can advise you how 70 avoid All bad
luck and trouble. and cause you TO
have good luck ard success IN anything
you take In hand. Tbis lady does not
tell 20 please you. but gives only truth
fui advice you can depend on. one
visit 70 best will repay you for many
disappoinffnsnts In others, This - ih@
mAdams first time In Seattle. artiss
faction guaranteed or no charges. Hps-
eiai readings so cents. for two weeks
only Hotel Green. Fourth and Pike,
room IL. Pike ~. entrance. Hours. 0
20 40. daily and Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-04
CLIFFTON THE GREAI

late ~ worlds Naudevilis Tour
SPECIAL 80 CENTS
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ell about your wife. husband. sweet
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81 any move. journey, speculation. pc
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things hidtsa 90 easn o. vsanaa Nsas
Mona has no equal. Many profess the
SRI % ciaifsoyanry. but few. indeed.
are 30 gifted ono visit 60 genuine
hHyptian acisHiist will repay you for
many disappniatm~nts, Special read
ina soc. Hotel harrington. tGtgh sec
Hnt ave- 10 IA 90 a. IA
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E'sh icf. hssi fresh shurnsd butter
zee 10 fresh oregon tutisF. Ne 10 .
frfsh nrsron sGEu. coo dor ffsNh local
eggs. CSC daH fun cream cheese. ssr 10 .
peanut butter. &c n. - ihs tsc stall
nc. sehsis meat. ice ~. rotaio sausage
ifNr II; fancy bacon. 1tr ihs cornsa
tsrf. tshr ~ stall is. fresh salmon. :
he fAcs hirpsrsd salmon. ter ~ sell,
Alaska hsfrinF. foe ice for stes
fresh salmon bellies. I:r 10; smsits. :
rs fsc stalls 1875. Mason 3ar caps.
sac dos-. dos stc instant Postum. use
and t.cl triple siHe bon matches. Zoe.
EaEte milk sc ran
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-04

They brought the greetings Of
this. one OF the most novel Catholic
parishes in all the empire Of that
church. TO the representatives from
Rome
As they bent 10 kiss the apostolic
ring OF Most Rev. John Bonzano.
personal representative Of the pops
to the convention. they gave him
the new title OF Heap Big Medt-
cine Man"-as the envoy of the
power which. for the Indians OF this
parish. HAS replaced the supreme
Medicine Man" in the old Indian
beliefs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-04

E,su ?. Hils' coff.e. 50 ID. can. sse,
ralsin-. iio pkg Gold Dust, s7o pkg.
WsNson oil. iTo can. Audsrnon's. toms
toes. ssc gal. minced CLANS. lac can
asparagus. ite can. Bordsn's milk. iac
can. stall a.. lamb chops soc n ham
burger. itc 10. Stall -. best Jersey bu;
ter. t7c H. freHh ranch eggs. CSC dos
atali 80. pies. ifr ench. cookies. iso dos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-04

Hionsn. 20 iba choice family flour.
tft0 cans tomatoes rEr SOC Jar
Queen olives. soc lbs fine Ihpan rice.
1sc. stall -. eggs. SO doE milk. ior
a.. Stall -. peanut butter, isc ~ Stall
IS. potatoes. ihs Toe. tomatoes. 30 ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-04
: ACRES. CLOSE ~
RUNNING WATER PRICE ii..Ts

THIS r. nice. Improved hems.
shade trees. flowers and iawn.
Eood location. ciea- tn cheap
fare dnNatoWn rnod nouas.
tent house ard other cutbulid-
fngsl about 80 fruit trees Of
different varieties also lot. ~
small fruits There - about
on. acre planted 20 potatoes.
beans. cabbage. carrots. onions.
ete enough wood cut 60 last
the winter about half acre
ssdrd 70 clover, mics StrsNfu
seeded 20 clover; nfe-, stream
vacant rew. Party bnytrk can
have possession az once Every
thing goes foF fi.fTt. tnciudinr
garden. good stove and garden
tools Easy tsrrns can - ar
ranged. balances tis per month
THIS place free and clear %
Indebtedness Apply At ses
New York Bieek for informA-
sion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-04
1900 PARADE IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK. Sept Thirty.
eight thousand New Workers In
citizens clothes called for
tho national paraded today
while tho whole city did them
honor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-04

MADAM VICTORIA
WORLDS GREATEST
cisiFvoYsrt. phrsnoiogi.s. guarantees 70
Rad your entire lifs, give true advice
on business. iafs. health ard family
affairs. and what % do 90 b success
In ine. one visit will pay you for your
many isangeiutm~nts In others. Hhs
Will remove all obstacles and tell you
how 60 win and hold the one you de-
sire. Special rssainss SOC. Daily sBd
Sunday noom ~ AhAoit Hotel, over
owi arar store. tobN Pike.
MADAM ANGKi.tSr
ses'tis's fawous einirsoyans. peiuaf~ snf
card reader. Ehs viii teach yeu ~.
Law o. great thinking" the isw 81
will power" la habits. tho mental
Law % habit cure" the inner iA~ 81
memory" hoa 20 guard against Ter.
Sufs.' hos to thfUs OF the "meod o.,
worry" Angelina has her offics open
daily from 10 %. 20 .. m. Iiis
flss ct. corner MsiFuss
ADELiNE LLOYD
PhfenaloEisi Seattle business. .dvi.~r
Tor 20 years. weeds no suiesy her past
service. SPEAK Tor her other. come
and 60. Special readings soc. cep~Gs
% people are fnronEinE daily to con-
suit this FITTED waman 81 rnion
a.. apartment n Phone Eiiistt tsTt
-rIuFSoLogts ASb ME.
dium. Rsiiahis advice. Tells object
81 visit wtthqni previous sno~isdgs
rrset1 soc Room 20 Hotel Forrest.
itsis Hseond ave
MADAM nEssiTrA. nEfIAntE ME-
diutn ana card reader. gives valuable
saStcs on business ans domestic af.
fsira ~ rou ARK ~ TROUBLE.
rnuspi, her Special. soc 1875 =
iifsi ave. epposi,s i.thsrty Theatre
rtfL csnp HEApINo. 10 cENrK
Plaza Hotel. reosn t0t. Call evenings
GENUINE. nENr HEADING ~ SCI.
snes er - psyehisaa. Room ~. ies's
PIKE
PROV EwEErHER. oREArEar ME,
diuni. sesncs sunday. "Wednesday. Trt-
day svsri'ss 80 Howard \,
Mira a y u1LnER--CiHCt.EH TUES.
day asd Friday evenings consultation
daily. a. itos Third ave. room 80.
C1nD READING -NoOM s. isse :
firss ave. York Hotel
MADAM TRASK-SdTED CTafRv0T-
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50 LEGAL NOTICES
~ THE DISTRICT COURT OF THr
United siatss. Tor the western District
OF Wnahiu ztan.
so b7sf ~ BANKRUPTCY
In the Matter Of a " jackson and
Erma y. Jackson. hia wife. Hankrupis
To the creditors % 90. above named
hankrupts ard to all other persons Ia
Interest.
rhtr notice that 'hs tsnkrueis abos,
named have petitionsf this court Got
q fuli diarhaFHa from al dehts prov
able against their estate under ths
srfs 81 congress relating 20 bankrupt
/ rr. snd that hearing viii ho he'd
upon said petition. before said district
/ court ~ The court room Of said court
In the city q Seattle. IN said district
on the ttn daT - October. 1911. al ~
| o'clock in the forenoon. - which tims
aud place you and each Of fou mas
appear and show cause. " any yos
| have. whY tho prayer ~ the said pc
fiunefH af1uid not b. granted
Dated AZ Seattle this sisi day Of August
tsif.
/ tHeail FRANK 4. CROSBY. clark.
ny a =. LEtTCH. Deputy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-04


ron SALE, MISCELLANEOUS
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-04

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ChickeN RANCH nAil0AtS
nere-i >,Nssrls cleared and fEawea
plenty W chicken ,bpusss. barn ard
euthuildinKp email STrhart z,en eoh,iNy
reedl cash market ;tc FAR from 10
attic, It's real bargain al ioe ssoo
eash. balance to suit
CliFFcNp a VAN ARsnAt.n, Tue.
feis rhlrd Ave. rel washington a..
10 .sa ~a es..r ssN ssgas
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pas s's7slsas 500 sEfarSays slI6
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SzssS LANES LUMBER ca
hta LAND OPENING
. c~' serss Al farm land In snohoniss
caunty. 81 per acre. 10 yearly pay
rusntsl cRnnefiss. fartefiea. mills
plenty Of labor. opportunity 81 YOU
Ire send feF literature. etc. nrownol
Land Co. ssa rhird ave.
se ACRES dSop borroM LAND. Al
fsuisuc close to school ttaee pei
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20 ACRES roR SALE. CHrAr sEK
owner. Swanson. Norway Hotel. Dear
born st.. city.
FRKe FOLDER WITH MAJ PuoEi
sound FERNS Charles Somsrs Co.
ALASKA nlsH
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ACREAGE FOR SALE
,seo Will. nuY

une, level tract Of rieh alder
land all fenced partly cleared
small houae, we'll etc Terms
wee cash and 80 monthly.
Take ktnE county ferry at Mad
isen rsrk 90 Burke q fArrara
osfice In kirkland
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hotels AND
APARIMENIS

NV STANDARD HOTEL
Corner ftr.t Ave, and Pine ~.
Large. mcdsrn. outside rooms elevator
service phones In all rooms. ftrst-cisss
IN every respect. Tbe aud Cp. with
private hath. ct.
INSPECTION CORDIALLY INVITED
fArrtaFsen. ttitS second 81 week up.
~~~~s>~~~~~-~sNc~N- s>S~1--~N-~-Ns~
IS FARM LANDS FOR SALE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11
DEFENCE LEAGUE TO HAVE
SIGNAL CORPS, FIRST AID

The City Defence league is not only
20 have companies Of men drilled in
the use Of clubs and guns, but is to
have a signal corps. il was announced
Saturday Every telephone and teIe-
graph wire and the electric light
wires could be cut in FL Paso. and
within five minutes communication
could be had to every part of the city
by q new radio device offered. sam
uel +. Patten, 1880 Douglas street.
Friday night offered % the league
his services and diffrent devices
which he had built Many of them
are in use in the United States army
A first aid company is also to be
organized IN case Of trouble or
great accident, many could be given
treatment. The signal system VIII be
installed at once and the men who
join that branch Of the league will
start TO train for their work with Mr..
Patten.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11
T0PR05EGUTE
DRAFT BOARD
Bribery in Connection With
Discharges By N. Y.
Board limited At.

Washington, D. O.. Aus Il--Mem-
bers Of the New York local seIective
board who were relieved yesterday
after an inquiry into the manner in
which discharges from draft had been
granted will be prosecuted. officials
Of the provost marshal generals Of
flee said today.
So far the New York incident is
the only one Of where any question as
to the good faith OF a local board has
been raised. officials said, however.
that prompt steps 20 bring offenders
TO book would be taken on the
slightest suspicion Of Irregularities.
Whatever action the New York
board may have taken Improperly IN
eases before 1t will be rectfied he
Gore the district board II il is shown
that fraud or bribery was employed
TO obtain a discharge from the Old
board. both the board members and
the individual would be liable to
prosecution and 10 was indicated today
that the government would seek to
make such cases an example against
future attempts to evade the draft
law.
Officials have in preparation a sup
elemental ruling as 10 discharge for
registered men, mostly uaturalized
aliens supporting relatives in Europe
Few Discharges Allowed
The difficulty is that the affidavits
required cannot De obtained from any
foreign country I'm the time allow ed.
This has made necessary a ruling to
establish a policy.
Indications are that discharges will
not be granted i'm many cases OF this
kind For one thing. officials say. the
soldier viii have So a month At least
TO contribute 20 his family during his
army service. That is more than the
average foreigner sends home tt can
be argued also that because Of the
war situation the American dollar has
almost double its old purchasing
power abroad.
interests ~ L. :. Paramount.
Behind all this. however, is the fact
that the interests of the United
states are paramount The authority
TO grant discharge for dependents
was incorporated in the act TO pre-
vent such dep. ldelrs from becoming
public charges Of the United States
If the bread winner were taken away.
so flui'y in Europe can become a
public charge of the United States.
and il was thought likely officials
would not go behind that fact as the
interest of the individual is not in
volved. bat only the interest Of the
government
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11
OFFERS SERVICES FREE AS
STUDENT OFFICERS DRILER

Lieut. L r. Healy. Of FL Paso. who
recently returned from the officers
reserve training camp at Leon
Springs, Texas, near san Antonio. has
offered his services for an hour each
evening until he is called to the col
0rs, in training men who expect TO at
tend the second training camp at Leon
Springs, opening August p, or who
have been drafted and accepted. The
drilling win be in close and extended
formation and similar to that taught
at the training camp. Lieut.. Healy
said that men who viii 20 to the
camp viii find the preparatory train
ing Of great assistance, =eiabling them
to follow the strenuous work much
easier.
The class viii start Monday even
ing at $3.50 o'clock and viii last one
hour. There is still room for a few
men to complete the first platoon
No charge viii be made by Lieut.
Healy- He said he wants men who
are workers. He was one of the first
EI PasOans to get his commission
He has been sonnected with the law
offices Of Mckenzie and LOOMS here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11

maud as we'll as 20 serve. "a large
number Of these men viii make Of
ficers." saids Col Ballou, in charge.
Negroes from colleges. by the hun
dred. negroes Of standing in the
worlds work. have sacrificed home
and business TO serve the flag DIT.
George W. Cabaniss. Of Washington.
one Of the starters OF the movement.
is at the camp. serving ina the Y NJ
c. A. and hunting a way TO do medical
work at environments.
Dr. Joseph II. Ward - years old.
left his wife and two children. his
profitable medical practice and his
private surgical sanitarium in In
dianapolis to become an officer
A baseball league and motion pic
lures are the only camp recreatiOus
But. man! How the COlored folk OF
Des Moines do sW ell with pride as
they watch those negro student off
GERS drill.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11
ALL MEN EXEMPTED BY
NY. BOARD TO BE RETESTED

New York, Aug. 11.-Au Of the men
exempted from military service 10y
the local exemption board IN district
90 VIII be reeNauined by a new board,
the members of which governor Whit
man is expected TO name today
District 90. which is one Of the most
congested sections Of the east side,
was expected TO fin a quota Of 1l&
Out OF total OF rs men examined,
3i7 were listed as physically quail
fled, 503 were rejected and los were
held for denomination. About 600
aliens remained 10 be examined when
the members Of the board were re-
moved last night by order of presI-
dent wilson because OF Irregular
tiles"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11
COMPANY A BOYS SHOT IN
THE ARM AGAINST DISEASE

The members Of company A, First
Texas infantry, stationed on the mesa
at Kern Place, were all rubbing sore
arms Saturday. They were all vac
cinated against smallpox an inocu-
lated against typhoid Saturday morn
ing By first Lieut. Van CCOkerley,
medical corps OF the regular army
Two Of the soldiers tainted while be-
ing vaccinated-
There is no sickness among the SOL
dlers I'm camp and they are all auE-
inusly awaiting orders to be sent TO
the Fort Worth training camp. The
men of company B viii be vacc-nated
and inocull-ed this afternoon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11
DAY FOR ENTRAIRING
MAY BE A HOLIDAY

Washington, D. C.. Aug. ia
national holiday may be declared on
September IN celebration OF the
entertainment Of the draft Ievies for
the training cautonments. No step
to this end has been made as yet, but
officials at the provost marshal gen
erals office regard IT as probable.
Conferences were had today with
railway officials on mobilization de-
tails. Transportation lines face the
problem Of collecting the first 100000
men from 1870 districts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11
WOULD ESTABLISH CAMPS
TO REMOVE DISABILITIES

Washington, D c., Aug. IA bill
appropriating S100.000.000 for camps
TO rehabilitate men rejected for army
service because Of durable physical
fsanility was introduced yesterday
by senator POmerene.
Officers would be assigned by the
war department for the training Of
the men and they would be given
such medical treatment as necessary
until the physical disability has been
removed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11

for the United States aviation forces
IT. Z. Hubbell, sales manager OF the
Cambria Steel company; John +.
Ritchey. vice president Of the Ham
ilton-brOWn Shoe company; H. C.
Thornton. president OF the Thornton
Levy company; Edward T. GrOsscUp
former New Jersey state treasurer
H. II Earkeslale, wee president OF
the In POut company; John W. Matn-
ews. Of the Atlas Powder company. O..
Ia Rue Munsoa. public utility head in
Penusy lvania; Walter J. Stats, OF the
Victor Talking Machine company. +.
F. BeaI. wee president Of the Pack
ard Manufacturing company, T. F. a.
Barthel vice president and general
manager OF the King Motor company
Thomas j. heete. Of the metropolitan
Insurance company.
These are but a few OF the men who
NJ. Tyler has reJuveua-ed that ne viii
try TO get with HIM on this new plan
OF health conservation Some are IA
vorable and have promised. from their
own experience. 60 do what they can
others who have never benefited
from the body builders instruction
have already pledged support.
Too Many Old at 40.
Just how this plan is 10 be put IN
operation, when considered feasible.
wear themselves down" said Tyler,
-Ueu old at so with flat and fia1ui-
ness added are go the majority. t.
is just as necessary 90 prepare for
physical comfort when young as On
try 90 get -- back when you are older.
and for thar reason we want the
Young men 90 he ready with healthy
bodies
-El- that -- mo- reason why Older
men should allow themselves 90 COM
tlrue along with acles and ills. with
out making some effort TO round
themselves in condition such as SIM
pie exercises can give. even"
Even he continued, If Britain Is
couscriptiug their men up TO the age
Of So"
Mr.. Tyler believes that what he has
done for 1000 or more business men
can be also done for 1000 times that
many Charity begins ut home" be-
leves the expert. so when he was all
most gone some years back. he
simply studied anatomy and built
himself up II was simply q question
Of breathing and moving his body and
limbs without the usual heavy gym
nastics prescribed The result was
Health.
Also health for the thousands who
followed his advice. And, perhaps.
the men OF the nation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11
FOUR TEXANS AT Fl. MYER
ARE GIVEN COMMISSIONS

Chicago. III, Aug. 11-Commis-
sious issued az the officers training
camp az Fl Alyer. Va. were officially
announced today. They include the
following
TeXas-Otho W Budd. san Antonio.
first lieutenant
Thomas NJ Watson. Dallas. second
lieutenant.
Loftin v. Witcher. Fl Worth. sec
Oud lieutenant
Perry r. Taylor. Palestine. second
lieutenant
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11
CHOOSES WRONG MAN TO
HEAR HIM DEKOUNCE U. S.

Sterling, Colo. Aug I1.-When jess
Kirk Williams OF Plainview, Texas,
chose A j. Burdick 10 listen to his
criticism Of the government yester-
day. he selected the wrong man. Bur
dick is here awaiting examination
for army service. Tonight Williams
is in jail
According TO Burdick. Williams de-
clared the government did not deserve
respect and no man should defend IL
in the present war. Williams had q
registration card.
Frank Brewn also was arrested to-
day. He had no registration card and
is believed by officers TO be within
the prescribe age limits.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11
KONCOMS. GOING
TO FORM AMBULANCE UNITS

Sixteen sergeants Of the medical
corps Of the regular army are being
transferred from Fort Bliss to Fort
Clark. near Spofford Junction. Tex,
Leon Springs, Tex, to take part IN the
organization OF new ambulance com
panies Of the army
IL is announced that the medical
department OF the army has ordered
commissioned and nOncommissioned
officers from many base hospitals and
posts TO Texas camps for forming
the ambulance units, the enlisted men
10 be recruits from all over the coUu-
try.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11
OUIMET WON'T CLAIM
EXEMPTION FROM DRAFT

Boston, Mass, Aug. 11-Francis
Ouimet, western open golf champion
and former national amateur and
open titlehOlder, today agreed that
he would not claim exemption from
the draft he has already passed the
physical examination.
My services are at the country S
disposal in whatever capacity / can
do the most good" he said, whether
this proves 10 be In the army OF in
playing golf in aid Of the Red Cross
Ouimet said he had received anOny-
nous letters charging him with be-
ing a Stacker, based upon reports shat
he would ask exemption.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11
FRYER ACTS AS PROSECUTOR
IN DRAFT APPEAL CASES

County attorney W. II. Fryer, on
Friday notified GOV. J. E. Ferguson
by letter his acceptance OF the com
mission 10 act as prosecuting officer
for the government in cases brought
on appeal TO the district exemption
board
The governors letter to Mr. Fryer
said that the provost marshal general
had asked that county attorneys be
urged TO initiate appeals for the gov
eminent in cases where local boards
allow exemptions and their action
does not appear to serve the best in
terests Of the government