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Rock Island Argus., 1917-04-05
BRITISH ARMY EXPECTING
AMERICA TO SEND TROOPS
OVER WITHIN SIX MONTHS

I" made up Of classes called to the
eotors since 1914. a large proportion
having only I've months training 1t
IS generally figured now that good
soldier can be made within six months
The organization behind the HEhting
force must he built NIP by genius. bud
3t rs thought here that America can
easily meet that emergency.
+. is also argued iu army circles
chat America mIEHt well specialize i'm
such branches as aviation and ma
cllue gun detacbmeufs- The a5rpIanes
would have. however. 10 come up 90 =
high standard and must make al least
$50 miles an hour to take rank with
the best English and French machines
One definite thing expected is that
America viii undoubtedly increase
many fold the hospital and medical
assistance which she is already yoluu-
tarjly rendering the allies.
Rock Island Argus., 1917-04-05
GRANDMOTHER OF
RUSS REVOLT IN
APPEAL FOR POOR

Moscow, april Madame Catharie
BreshkOyskaya, grandmother of the
Russian revolution" has arrived here
from Mlnusink. Siberia. after spend
ing - of her 73 years as a convict,
prisoner and exile In the wastes OF
north Asia. She made speech I'm
which she made moving appeal for
books and educational facilities for
Tie masses Of The peoDle.
Rock Island Argus., 1917-04-05

Vienna. .rla London, April 5.}-
United States Ambassador PEN
field Is understood 10 have desired
tu leave Vienna for Washington uB
tHri5 :, instead Of april 3, as prev
ioustE reported.
Boston. april The sinking ~
tha British steamer Canadian,
which sailed from Boston March
23. Ha~ reported ju d message re-
cejFed today from Queenstown by
tine Ievgand line from Ur. Z. +.
Burns, the ship surgeon The E1es-
sage stated that All of fHc crew had
landed except Captain Bullock.
ehiugtou. April >. Official
announcement was made today THAT
foreigners in the United STATES
who conduct them selves property
viii suffer mo- loss Of property or
liberty as "a result al a declaration
Of state Of war.
Paris. april 4.-The first war
measure 60 DE taken in connection
with fde expected entrance Of the
United States into tile war was in
troduced I'm the chamber Of depu-
ties today 1T provides for an
agreement with the United States.
ii necessary, for use OF the port Of
Bres1 by American naval forces.
London, April British and
Russian patrols have got into
touch with each other in Me~0po-
tamla. the Associated Press was
informed today hy Major General
F. =. Maurice chief director of
military operations at The war Of
iice.
Rock Island Argus., 1917-04-05
Miller Of Minnesota Springs
Sensation - Lansing
Says It's B0sh.

Washington. April 5.-Bepre-
sentative Miller Of Minnesota. re-
publican member 0i the foreign
affairs committee, sprung sen
sation during discussion ri 9he
war resolution in the house today
hv declaring that au unpublished
paragraph of the zimmerman
note offercd 10 establish a sub
marine base in q Mexican port,
supply Mexico with unlimited
Quantities Of arms and ammuni-
tiom and send German reserVists
I'm the United States to Mexico.
Rock Island Argus., 1917-04-05

Representative Miller further said
he understood three German scbo0uers
mad landed on the western coast Of
Mexico and that Villa was surrounded
By German officers who had taken
charge of the drilling of his men. Re
liable information also was that the
Carranza army was mot much better"
II has been understood, but never
officially announced, that the full text
Of the zimmerman instructions TO
German Minister Won Eckharr was not
published with the main portion. which
revealed the attempt 10 ally Mexico
and Japan in war against the United
States Members Of the .0relEn affairs
Rock Island Argus., 1917-04-05
CARDINAL GASQUET
LAUDS WILSON TALK

Rome. April > President Wilson g
speech has been enthusiastically en-
dorsed by Cardinal Ga5uget, who rep
reseats the British Catholic church IN
Rome Cardina, Gasquet said
It is the best exposition of Chris
Eiau morality which is the f8uuda-
ton OF International law
Rock Island Argus., 1917-04-05
Resolution Passed in Upper
Chamber, 80 to 6-Up to
Representatives.
COOPER OPENS FIGHT
Opposition Comes From Few
Measures s Passage Ex
pected During Day.

Washington. april 3. Debate on
the war resolution dragged along
iH tine house through the day in
-ucb a perfuRctOry manner that
scarcely at any time were the floor
or galleries filled.
ITS passage iUrcEoue c0nciu-
sion. the debate was prolonged
only by the piaU OF the adminis-
tration floor leaders 20 give every
opponent his opportunity to speak.
Passage Of the resolution before
adjournment tonight was assured
with the presidents signature, n
state of war between the United
States and Germany will be "a for
maliy accomplished fact.
Rock Island Argus., 1917-04-05


washington 4bIl 'A ne senate
ot the United states last night passed
the resolution u fne existence 0f war
s.st,...- cha lsn5-ef e+stae ard Cor
many os vote OF 81 TO o. me feao-
luton was taken mp in the house this
morning. uudar au agreement to hold
4. ,..,,,ttr,,,,r,s esgzfo, ,nffr s. 5e satoa
-
~. l'eoas@ " tie "'l eagl 1@ioll ~
-. wv l,lg 4go91 pLoLltp-ls lo
= .to1" WIN ma ~ ll.'lL y 80 ~ t st'1
l'' '4a @-Lal1 ? 1ol1il''' '..7 H's-N'ib '"o
opening 7sa. eiLl5Llt-
Inc le7'ligl3A' Nhleh
VII. e.0Ab'e.e tae ae-loi ol congress
s.l-@ + 80 .ra,.rs s ma. a an. arJ -ra " ratto5 45
States. Is ernecfea before might bv x
baar. ma f5rlfv c9mDarabra with that
which attended its passage last night
i'm The senate
Tar u the rear Of the haII sat Rep
t4ag .-.'t- gopEt 'l " iui
Rock Island Argus., 1917-04-05

Washington, April S.
Sinking without warning
of the unarmed American
steamer EI5ss1urian, which
left Genoa April & with
81 Americans among her
crew Of s., was reported
TO the state department
today By Consul General
Wilbur at Genoa The
crew was saved.
TIN. American steamship Eis-
sogr.aH. owned hy fhe American
Haua.aa steamship llHe, la.i here
March f. sur italian ports. ghe
Ship aa7 HuaTmed and carried oH
he. outward voyage . general
cargo ~ae aH> commanded DIS
Captain william Lyons and car
r.eH ora# at IL me4 uI whom Be
TaE. #HsEE-#H citizens according
sn shipping records,
N.n York. april 5--Tha Belgian
relief -aHaaH5g Fei-taiu has been
sums u Ha Eerth Sea while ops
preaching Ha8erGam- according 81
q oH"..-FaU received Here today HI
Che BELGIAN relief aHWuE E~sl8H. 5t
is believed SHE struck W#ae.
London. s#r=L b. .EZsEU e.. W-I--
The .##.sH steamer EreFfeF from
Aew |.-# ##a Belgian relief suu~
Rock Island Argus., 1917-04-05

Asso ciated Press
Leased Wire Report
Rock Island Argus., 1917-04-05
Dime for Argument 0ror.

ICo0II0aea On T8Ea Two4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-11
name COUNTY
WAR COUNCIL

The new King County Council Of
Patriotic Segvlee. organized TO
work with the State Council OF De
Tense In co.ordlnating war service.
was named Wednesday.
The new members. and the in.
forests they represent, follow:
George Donworth. legal and
finance; H. V. Brown, attorney
Great Northern railway. transpor-
tatiOn: X. l.. Proctor, president Of
Central Labor council, Industrial
labor; Edwin A. Start. director OF
extension and division OF Univer.
slty or Washington. food supply
and conservation: John Wooding.
farmer. Auburn. farm labor; o. y.
Fisher. manager Fisher FIGURING
Mills. manufactures. G. W. Wiley.
president Seattle Construction and
Dry Dock Co.. ships and shipbulld-
ing. w. G. Weeks, president OF
North Bend Lumber Co. lumber; .
X. NJ. Mccullough. secretary Seat.
tie Typographical union. homo de-
Tense; j. T.. Todd. fisheries; Mrs.
Milo j. Loycless. womans work /.
Frank Gates. OF the Central Labor
council. publicity: Councilman
Reginald II Thomson. sanitation;
Dr. J. Il. Crichton. medicine and
morals; Harold Preston. co-ordina.
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-11
hotels AND
APARTMENTS
Vessel Movements


hhfINEb Al
Juiy ii--Sirpon. from Oriental ports. a;
9ts n. IA.
Admiral watson. from Taeons. at ,
a.
Prince Rupert from sks1way. via
ports At M.
july Io-porH. from W Alaskan
ports. ~ Af5 m.
Noms city. from San Francisco. at !
j.
ror;isrA. from Tacoma. a. p m.
SAILED PROM SEATTLE
JulY II queen. for San Francisco. at
- o..
asdo Maru for TsromA. AZ a. m.
Nome Cltv. for Tacoma at m.
Barksntinc = O. wilder. for Port
Ludlow. IN tow tuK Tyee, AZ "a m
Prince Rupert FOR Prince Rupert. u
G.. Via ports At s.ss a. m.
Jaly to-Curacao. for =. y. Alaska. via
Point Wells. NJ ,. M.
Ftrwood for Tnaisska. via Boiling
ham At sac y. VA.
President. Cor Vancouver. n. c., at
gta y. IN.
ALASKA VESSELS
SEWARD. July io.-Saiied: Aiashs
westhound a. y. IN.
JUNEAU. July lQ.--Rhiled; Admiral
FRraEut. wchthound. a. ~ a. m.
kETCHtkAS. July 8.--galiedt Ala
media, southbouud. 90 10 80 p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-11
PAY 5 MILLION
FOR BIG LINERS

Negotiations for tho sale Of
the two ships now on the ways
at the Skinner a Eddy ship
yard were completed Tuesday.
The vessels have been pur.
chased by an Oriental shipping
concern. presumably the Nit
sui and company. which oper-
ates In the trsnspaeifIc trade.
The two ships are the Martha
Washington, and the J. n. Fox,
both s,soo-ton vessels.
The Martha Washington will he
launched the latter part OF July
and the Fox In August. They are
approximately 20 per cent CON-
plete at the present time. Ship
ping men say that the sum OF
$4,000, 900 was probably involved In
the tran saction. tho neither the
owners nor the reputed buyers will
discuss the negotiations
Other shipping firms have been
bidding high for the two freighters.
among them the p. Stolt Nielsen
Co. and the Standard Oil Co.
The vessels will be delivered to
their owners in September.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-11
SUB TORPEDO
MISSES Liner

AN ATLANTIC PORT, July
if.-An American liner, arriv-
Ing here today reported being
attacked by submarine on
her last eastern voyage. June
20. a torpedo passing within
ten feet OF her bow.
American gunners fired three
shots at the submarine. but could
not tell whether any reached their
mark The attack was at IL p. m
Members OF the crew said a for
ward port hole left open accidental.
ly permitted enough light 10 show
10 enable the submarine TO see the
liner.
A lookout sighted the wake OF
tho torpedo. The engines were re-
versed and the ships course
changed. the torpedo passing harm
lessly by.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-11
Steel PRICES FOR
WAR TO BE fixed

Nv unlted rr~s- leased Nir-
WASHINGTON. July 1i.-That
steel companies OF the nation Will
probably arrange before night with
heads to fix general
price policy on steel for war work.
which will be more satisfactory TO
the government than present rates,
was officially indicated at the meet
ing OF government officials and
steel men today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-11
HOUSES FOR SALE
Roome AND BOARD

"hE FOR BOTs-THE Y NJ @. A.
80 apartment conducts a hons for
- u4-is years. Gymnasium. swim
,,s and educational privileges Cos,
sfi two meals day. room and
s,]11nory), 81 30 per week
~~~-r>~<S>4~-~.'-~ -NO~-e~~~
nousES UNF. FOR BENT
..syALoHs FOR RENT BY ADAMS
49, IaantisroY West kge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-11

Stall iso, Lipton's tea. csc ID s-ib
can chocolate. Tsc; corn flakes. : pkg-
2tc: Reliance rRisins. Toe pkg. Stall III
new peas. : lbs, 2sc. dry onions. IL lbs
2tc; russell grapefruit. ioc each greer
beans. lbs. csc Stall los. new pota.
toes. lbs. 25c; strawberries. sI75 crate
cantnloupes &c each. Stall le2. dry
onions. lbs. i0c; goosebcrries, ibs
2bo. old potatoes. \ lbs. g5c: home grown
peas. &c 10. stall i30. apricots. use has
Eet; new peas, lhs. 25c stall 1879
Yakima apple butter. lbs acc. 40,
coffee. ~ lhs. soc: fresh Green Lake
eggs. ? hoE use.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-11

Stall II. lbs. pure graduated sugar
taci J sack or lbs. sait. &c Stall 70
fresh pasteuriSed milk. SC at. &c pt
Stall 1908. washing powder. Sc 10. stall
1907. link sausage. i5e ID: pure lard.
lbs sc Stall 1871. best fresh churnef
butter. A9c h. lbs. sbc. strictly fresi
ranch eggs, 3so doE Swiss cheese, as,
ID. Stall 1905, frcsh pullet eggs. 80,
don; fresh eggs, zoe doE; acc 5ar pre-
serves, special, soc Stall 1911. fresi
sturgeon. ibc h. black cod. lbs. 25c
salmon trout lbc 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-11
OPEN BIDS FOR
ISSAQUAH mine

Bids for the lsssquah coal
mines, Involved in the defunet
Northern Bank q Trust Co..
were opened by the state bank
examiner Wednesday.
The American Savings Bank
a Trust Co. bid s256.ooo cash.
Frank Waterhouse q Co. bid
s26e, coo agreeing TO pay $780,
900 within o yesr or less.
Just what this may mean 10 The
many dcposltors who lost theii
savings when the Northern Banl
a. Trust Co went under. Hugh
Todd. attorney for the bank exam
liner. said he could not even esti
mate.
II don't suppose" he said. "tha'
the Northern bank had more thar
$4,000 in the mines. tho
Believed In Mines
Popular belief among the depos
itors has been that on the sale oil
the issaquhh mines depended theii
chances OF getting back n reason
able share OF their losses.
II was reported widely that tbs
mines had been saddled onto the
bank thru mortgage foreclosure b,
German investors who withdrew
after tho war.
They had been acquired. II wal
widely believed. AT n low figure
and were valuable-some sale
worth 10000
Only Two Bids
Their sale. IL was said. would re
iuvenate the situation.
The bank examiner has full pow
er 10 sell the mines at his discre
ton.
Only the two bids. tho. were re
ceived and the highest wa,
$3.50. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-11
sol TIL END

Stall >. Ghirardeliis chocolate. J lbs
fec; LenoN soap, &c bar. Swift's wash =
ing powder. zoe pkg Bakers cocoa.
y III. 2Sc, stall IS best Jersey butter.
A2c III fun cream cheese, . lbs, 55c.
Stall 20. link sausage, $50 III steer
steak, isc M Andersuu's. silver Slield
peas. ibc can. tomatoes solid pack. i5c
can, Alaska salmon. lac can: RnEodalr
pineapple sac can Stall Cs salmon. 9
lbs. 25c, hulibut. Toe H. stall 30. cup
cakea, i5c uoz, fruit bars. i0c doz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-11

stall 7, 7 ibs pure graduated sugar
t7c. Stall IS. beans, 100 10; heads
lettuce. &c. cEnthioupcr. Zoe. ; for 1tc,
new potatoes. Be n. cueunbers. &c each
J lbs. onions. lee Stalis .3-s. good
bacon. 23sc ID. slrioin steak. lie 10.
pot roast, sc TO izise ID: veal. lte 10.
veal outi.ts. i7ae N. Stall io2. best
fresh batter tse H.. fresh churned but.
ter. zoe H.. Oregon creamery butter
$50 10. : ibs, 7te ssc coffee. ise 10,
peanut butter. ise ID; country roll mar
ghrinr. 10c lh best fresh eggs. soc doE
ffeKh pallet sEga. 1sc dox.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-11
MADAM NELLIE


EGYPTIAN CLAtnNpYANr AND
MEDIUM
Gives true advice how 30 gain success In
business and family affairs. courtahip
and marriage. tells you what business
r. most lucky for you. and what part
81 the World viii he more successful
Ter you, advises how TO gain and hold
good position, Hho tells N the one
you love IL true or false, gives tho
name 81 your future husband or wife.
and causes speedy marriage with the
one OF your choice brings tho repa-
rated together. makes happiness be-
tween man end wife. The madam can
advise you how 60 aVoii ali bad luck
she can tell you In regard 20 your abb
sent friends, aud cause YOU 60 have
aood luck ana success In anything you
take iu hand, Thih lady does not toll
60 please you. but gtVea only truthful
advice you can depend on, Ratirfac.
ton guaranteed or no charges apo
eial readings 80 cents Hotel ELK.
1881 ascond ave. corner Of accond and
Pine. roam
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-11

Dancing AAgociatlon'
WOMEN. Use YOUR CREDIT. OPEN
charge account. We will give You
credit 20 outfit yourself ln snythIny
sou may neoI iu 'IfAtR GOODS on
pay on easy terms o. factory prices
We manufacture everything that -
worn ~ hair goods Of any special pat
tern or design. Brirg uH your cut hair
or combinRs, We make them up Mt
factory prices We dye and make over
your old switches. Mail orders given
prompt attention.
FACTORY HAIR STORE. 1901 First Az.
MATERNITY HOME REAsOEABLE.
Babies adopted. sgi Borsn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-11
IGnNDMX

Stall 80. pure graduated sugar. q lbs
ssc, sack or Ibf- salt. &c. Stall 81.
fresh natural milk. &c ct, Sc pt. Stall
AZ. finest oieomarEerine. aoc h, peanut
butter ise 10, Stalls ~. large cans
milk. 2se. lhs best Jap head rice,
asc, ibs. coy beans. 2fc pkEa. spa
shstu or macaroni. aSc. good matches.
for 2sc. No 10 sack fancy patsn,
flour. sc. cans peas. 2Bc. cans to-
matoes. sse: seeded rAisins. ioc pkg
Stall %. pure lard. lbs. tfe. sirloin
steak. I'VE III: pot roast. i2hc 10.
lamb CHOPS. soc ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-11
Public Markets

Stall io:. Superior blend coffee. sso 10
best fresh ohurned butter. sc H.. lbs
ssc. fresh churnsd butter. SOC 10 fun
cream cheese. soc ID. strictly fresh
eEss. toc dor stall III. small bottle
olives. ice eh,sup. Toe bottle: cabbage
salad. 100 pit. ham loaf. sSc ID. pork
loaf Use III picked pigs feet lie ID.
jeiiied pigs feet. zoe 10 cottage chseHe
Toe 10. Saratoga ehips. 90 pkg: baked
beans. iSc pit stalls Ei5-is, homs
grown bshns. Toe 10. home grown 10
mAtoes, 3ee 10 homo grown celery, iec
buneh. Mhtnrmaiona. . ac ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-11
WANTS CONDITIONS
BETTER FOR help

To awaken fruit growers in the
districts east OF the mountains TO
the necessity Of providing better
conditions for the harvesters and
apple pickers. Mrs. Katherine
Blackall, of Seattle. is making a
tour OF the districts and holding
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-11
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
CONSULT MADAM LESLIE
nHVts4rIAM nfIuEN,tf .AaIgip Ann

CONNlbI MADAM lsisSSIlE
ndYrrfAN piREHOLooIar AND
MEDIUM
one who can ectuAiiy tell YOU what YOU
want 60 know without asking a single
question. olives advice how Co sair
auccess In business and family affairs
couftship ana marriages. tells you
what hualueaS In mont lucky Tor you.
ana what pnrt OF the world will be
more uucceusful for you advises how 20
satin ana hold good position ahs tells
n che one YOU love IL true or faifSi
gives tho name ~ your future husband
or wife. and causes speedy marriage
with the ono 81 your choice brings the
separated together makes happiness
between man bnd wife The madam
can advise how - avoid Nil had luck
and evil influence and trouble and
cause YOU 90 have good luck ana SUE
cess Ia anything you take IN hand. This
lady does not toll 20 please YOU. but
gives only truthful advice YOU can de.
pend on. ono visit 20 best viii repay
you for many disappolntments IN oth-
ers This n the madam's first time In
Seattle. Satisfaction guaranteed or 40
charges, Special readings 90 cents FOR
two wreha only. Hotel Norris room s..
ttssh Third, between Union and Pike.
tiuura. y 90 $50. daily and sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-11

stonEE. > Be boxes matches. Zoe:
i5c cans tomatoes. CSC. l0c cans fig
butter. Csc; l5c cans oysters, 2Sc Stalls
l0-il, green peas. lbs. 2sc Stall q
new Rpuds. 6 lbs csc Stall 10. phsteur-
tied milk. Sc ct stall a. large car
Carnntion milk. Sc. purchased with / 10
OF 30c. ace or soc coffee stall 80. spe.
cial herring, &c each. large salt herring
So each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-11
HELL TOUR PARKS

Horace NJ. Albright. assistant d..
rector Of the national park service.
was scheduled 10 arrive in Seattle
Wednesday afternoon on n tour Of
inspection of the national parks
He will visit the Rainier National
park Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-11

meetings of the fruit growers.
The big drive for fruit pickers
will start this week. Work in the
fields will start next month and
last for the three succeeding
months.
The office OF the Harvesters'
league is $50 Central building.
Enrolment cards will be mailed to
any one on a request by telephone
to Elliott Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-11
Man Robbed of S68

Footpads stepped out OF the alley
between Occidental and Second
ayes. Tuesday night. and after
slugging J. NJ. Stomgren. 424 Jeffer.
son St, on the head, robbed him Of
s6S
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-11
He Had Lots Of Booze

After dry squad officers had ar.
rested Fred Jollenbeclt, keeper Of
soft drink establishment at 113
Columbia ST., Tuesday night, they
went to his home, at 312 n. 18th
St, and found II quart bottles, a
keg and five demijohns OF whisky.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-11
Dance and Gard Party

Hands Across the Seas will give
dance and card party in their
hall, in the Lyon building. Third
and James. Thursday night. George
Palmer, well-known vocalist, will
sing a selection OF songs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-11
MME- NOM


phrenoi0sist ana card read
&C. VIII tell YOU q fhs one you ioys
70 true OF false tell you when OF whom
you viii marry IN fact. she will tell
you every hope, fear or ambition bet
tor than you can tell y yourself, Ad-
vice on huflnras. speculation. invest
tnsnt. love, marriage. diyorcoi rcunits
thu peparatsd ana cause speedy mar.
fiaEs with the one % your ohoice tho
secret ~ power and Personal influence
how 10 win Ia business love, health
and all affairs Make no mistake whom
seeking the advice Of 9 slArVoyant OF
paimlHt 4, pays 20 cansult the beet
As seer % thinRs hidden TO man or
woman, Nine SonA has no equal.
Many profess tho gift 81 eisirvoyaney.
but few. indeed. are 70 Eifted. one
visit 30 a genuine Egyptian seiensist
viii repay you Tor mauf dlsappaint-
urnts Hotel harrington. iGl1 second
ave- 10 > N. 20 ? m.
ECtESriFIo pHurN0toDinr
This famous phrcnoioE iat roads your On
tire M. Just a. the head Indicates
gives Yeu dates facts tells you what
has pa.asd IN NE. what is happening.
without askinH sinsis question. she
does not tell thinrs 20 piesss. but reads
things fust 80 tho head Indicates. tells
yeu What plsnsts you we're born under.
the ieess and unlnssY planets when
Ant whom Tvu Will marry settles and
explains love. family troubles mar.
riassE. divorce. health. business. iAw
suits. speeuiations, Investments.
transactions % all kinds In fact. ne
matter what your hope. fear or hmibi-
tian. come Go thts noted phrsmoloGist
and find help, ThsFe Is no need Tor
anyone 20 ~ uusacosssfni. Her advice
removes ell trouble shs guarantee.
satlsfaetion or no charge Her fssftnHs
are strictly confidential calf and con.
suit her special readings for one week
onir. soc. Hours . "a 20 p M
Room 81 AntsFs Iteisi. Fsurth ana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-11
REVOLVER SHOT
PUTS OUT FIRE

Floating fire, In the form Of a
can Of calcium carbide, attached
to a life buoy, threatened to is-
mite the oil pilrgs Of the Seat
tie Construction and Dry Dock
Co., Tuesday night. A guards
man at the plant sank the con-
tainer with a shot from his re-
volver.
High tide kept the flaming object
we'll in under the pilings. and close
to three submarines moored along
the wharf.
Officials believe the can became
detached from lie buoy OF the
type which supports person in the
water. and attracts rescuers to the
place by its light.
They do not think the device
was launched with the idea of set.
ting fire to the ship plant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-11
Harris Now Captain

+, w. Harris, city engineer of
Renton, received commission as
captain OF the engineer officers
training corps Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-11
Would Work as One

Proposals to make the Central
Council of Patriotic Service an aux
Hilary of the King county council
were made at meeting Tuesday
night. in the Arcade building.