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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-22
PIKE

Stall II. s lbs. standard white
graduated sugar 6ic. SKIS. salt &c.
Stall 40. pure sweet natural milk &c
at. Stall ~ Del Monte solid pack
tomatoes 15c can. soc baking pow.
der SSc. 25c SIX. salt 19c. Coo SIX.
flour SIC. 3 pkgs. Jello.O 25c, Soc
can Italy olive oil 29c, 35c bottle
syrup 25c. 15c sardines 12c. Stall
40, fresh chickens 22c h.. soup
meats &c h., pot roasts loo h.,
sirloin and T.bone steaks Ice h.,
chuck steaks Ice h.. shoulder lamb
&c h.. picked pork 25c h.. corned
beef 12lsc h.. hamburger 10c h.,
SAUSAGE 9 lbs. 25c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-22

ELDORA, Ia.-Jeff Freed. want.
ed on a forgery charge. who work.
ed In the Excelsior restaurant las,
winter. was caught by private
detective. and identified thru fin.
ger prints on soup plate. The
plates were not used for oyster
soup in the summer. which ex.
rlaius the durability OF tho finger
prints.
The Carl VI. Thygesen camp. No.
IL. OF the United Spanish War Vet.
Grams. will give a "Sammies and
Tommies Night In Paris October
(. Eagles hall.
J. +. Stanley. OF Ye Old Curiosity
Shop. In a letter TO The Star. sug.
gests that when Boy Scouts. Camp
Fire Girls or any other mixers go
hiking. TO take seeds OF fruits, Der.
ries and flowers and Plant In holes
along the trail
Edward Van Stone. is, 23i1 War.
rem ave. sustained a broken leg
while playing football at Mercer
playfield Friday.
Joseph McCanna. 90. In Provi-
dence with broken leg. sustained
while alighting from auto near his
home. Friday.
Joe Davis and Henry Smith ar
rested by Patrolman J. Yosting at
Ames shipyard. Friday. for gam.
bling
The sum Of s340 was stolen from
the vest OF Alex Pallu. Friday.
which was hidden under his pillow
at the Skagit hotel.
Friends and relatives are invited
to attend a special business meet
Ing OF the Washington Signal
corps ut the Armory, Wednesday,
at o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-22
P0PE'S PEACE PLAN
GIVEN new MEANING

by United rress Leased Wire
ROME, Sept 22.-Special signifh
canoe was given today to now in
depreciation OF Pope Benedict'e
peace note by the semi-official Cor
riere dItalia.
According to the newspaper, the
pope intends that:
Belgium shall be free and re-
stored, restitution to be made fov
occupied territories.
"Alsace-Lorraine to be restored
TO France.
'Irridentist lands to be awarded
TO Italy.
Armenia and Poland to be free
Mutual agreement concerning
the Balkans"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-22
SOLDIERS GUARD
U. s. EMBASSY
At PETROCRAD

STOCKHOLM, Sept. 22.--The
American embassy ut Petrograd
was under guard OF large detaeh-
ment OF Russian soldiers last week
and for the past two days the
American legation hero has been
unable 10 communicate with Am.
bassador Francis. No apprehen-
sion r. felt here.
There have been no arrivals NJ
Stockholm from Russia for several
days past. Ordinarily. this port II
filled with travellers going to and
from Petrograd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-22

Stalls 1857. leg OF mutton 171ko
h., shoulder of lamb 111sc h., ham
burger Csc h.. pot roasts 1910 ID,
breast of lamb lie h.. sirloin
steaks 1910 h., fancy chickens
23Isc h., veal roast lac ID. Stall
1o2. best fresh ground peanut but
ter 15c ID. 2ls fbs. 35c. mild cream
cheese Csc h.. cream brick &c h.,
fresh Washington butter 44c ID. 4
lbs. Soc lbs. si.29. fresh Oregon
eggs 3Sc doz. doz. Coo or 3 dox
S1.00, 25c coffee 19c Id. 3 lbs. 55c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-22
SANITARY

Stall 26, steaks 15c h.. round and
small T-bone steaks 1Sc H., pot
roasts 12lac h., choice pot roasts
15c lb., veal roasts 12iac h.. sau-
sage l5c h.. fresh beef liver 10c
h.. hamburger lbs. CSC. Stalls
1896. flour s2.S5 and Sass SIX.
lbs, rolled oats soc, cans Dutch
cleanser 15c, lbs. flour 25c. large
pkg. citrus or .naptha powder 25c.
Stall 45, picking spices SC pkg,
Snider's tomato soup lie can. ripe
olives. large cans 24c; lib. can
best salmon 22c. Stalls S-5-1, East
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Public Markets
ECONOMY

Stall s6. s lbs. granulated sugar
SIC. Stall 81. pure sweetened nat
ural milk &c at. Stalls 1888, Soy
beans is lbs. $500. lbs. Csc: pink
beans lbs. soc. bayou beans lbs.
25c. lbs. bulk macaroni csc, pure
cocoa or chocolate 22c h.. SKIS
salt loo, fly paper ioc doz. sheets. 3
lbs. Sunmaid raisins soc. Stalls
32-33, pure lard 2 lbs. 45c, soup
meats &c lb., veal roasts 12isc h..
rolled roast zoe lb.. sirloin steaks
l5c h., rib steaks 17isc h.. bologna
lac ID. Stall q, best oleomargarine
33c ID. 2 lbs. Csc. End grade CSC ID.
2 lbs: 55c. pure New Yakima honey
lie 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-22
GOVERNOR OF
TEXAS DENIES
MONEY Theft
BY United Pres. Leased wiz.

by United Press leased Wire
AUSTIN, Tex, Sept. r.
With the galleries crowded,
Texas famous impeachment
case nesrcd its end today.
Suspended Gov. James z.
Ferguson. at whom the house
directed Fl charges, now being
tried In the senate, began the
closing argument In his own be-
half today.
II already know the verdict thai
Is going to be rendered" Ferguson
told the senate. But ! want to
show what effect my appearances
will have upon the future genera
lions OF the people OF Texas"
Ferguson did not Indicate whefhs
er he expected to be found guilty o.
not
Not Guilty, He Says
II am tried as a criminal in youy
presence" he shouted, yet II Wa
not provided ! should enter a plea q
guilty or not guilty"
Ferguson declared he was noo
guilty Of a single crime upon which
he could be impeached; that he was
being tried without any process a
law having been provided.
He denied he had embezxled
$500 from the Canyon City. Tex
normal fund. declaring he had turn
ed over every dollar OF that mon
ey."
Says He Didn't Steal
1T Is ridiculous to think I could
have stolen this money with the
thought that I would not be detect
ed" he said. IF | have violates
the criminal code In not depositino
public funds in the state treasury
then other state officials were alsd
guilty. They have been doing the
same thing for 20 years"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-22
new LIBERTY LOAN
DRIVE ARRANGED

Tho second Liberty Loan drive
will begin October /.
Organization Of the state into
six districts. with committees a,
the head OF each for the raising
OF the fund WINS completed at a
meeting OF the Liberty Loan state
central committee at the Chamber
Of Commerce and Commercial
Club. Friday.
Tho six districts have headquar-
ters at Spokane. Walia Waila. Ia.
coma, Yakima. Wcnstcheo and Sc.
attic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-22
-Z.I0 Relieves Sour
AA0 Stomach
Y1AD Commonly
- Called Mart.

burn), Gas In the Stomach. Beleh.
ING. Swelling and Full Feeling. 90
frequently complained Of after
meals, In TWO MINUTES.
Sample Package mailed FREE by
The BELLiNoHAm CHEMICAL
CO.. BeIIInoham, Wash.
" your druggist 10 unable TO supply
you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-22
RECEIVER APPOINTED
FOR The PRUDENTIAL

II. p. Butler was appointed b.
Judge French, Friday. as receives
of the Prudential Savings and Loan
association, to handle the affairs a
the company. while its directors
fight II out in court as to which %
ficers are the company's legal headA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-22

Stall ., Strawberries, Gle can; Porter'o
salad dressing, sso bottle Heinz catsup.
SIC bottle, Ghirerdelii's chocolate. . Iba
7ac. Stall rs. best Jersey butter. <Io
boiling beer, lac ID; veal roast. lsc ID.
Anderson's, cane sugar, 10 lbs. S5c,
Golden Grain Granuies. 3ocp ky: shred.
ded pineapple. lSc can; Cream OF Wheat.
iso pkg. Stall so. rye bread. 3 ioave6
25c; milk bread. . ioaves 2sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-22
Washington Anchor
to Dance THURSDAYS

/. Washington Anchor. No. 1. L.
dies Auxiliary TO the American
Association OF Masters. Mates and
Pilots. Washington Harbor No. IA,
will give a card party and dance
at Stevens hall. 1854 Fourth ave-
Thursday, October IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-22

ny United rr~.s Leased wire
PETROGRAD. Sept 22-Teu.
tonic troops have again started an
offensive In the RigR region. before
which Russian troops have been
forced back. todsy'A official state
ment declared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-22
CHURCH OF SPIRITUAL TRuTi

Rev. u erth q
Nelson will lee
turc. Sunday even
Ing. at : o'clock.
at 1904 Third
ave. room sit.
Topic. The
Gentle Holy spir
81 IL With You in
Your Sa d q o 8 ,
Hours.
All welcome.
Test circle fol.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-22
SPIRITUALIST MEET

The Spiritualists' Workers I'm
ion." a national auxiliary compoe
ed OF Spiritual ministers and dele
gates from local churches and So
cieties. will hold the first rally oe
the season next Thursday a
Stevens hall. 1884 Fourth ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-22
CORNER

ern hams 25c h.. Eastern bacon ECO
h., pure lard csc ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-22

state % Washington. county Of RinE. -
I. g. ~ ryuda. CAshisr of the Aboes
named hank. or trust company. do
s9ismniY swear that the foregoing state
mont 10 true 10 the best OF my knowlsdgs
And psiisf
e. ~ uTEDA.
Correct Attest Cashier.
J. r. FtkuTAEE.
A. V. WILLIAM.
Directors
Auisrfihsf and SWORN 60 before me
thtz slat day Of September. 1917.
BENJ. r. OuNIcK.
Notary Public IN and for tho state OF
Washington, residing AZ Seattle.
Ne-@s~-Fsss a~ea.~@Ns -~.re~~e~-~0
An automobile belonging 20 VIII.
liam Robertson. Wayne hotel. was
reported stolen. Thursday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-22
SPIRITUAL. MEDIUM
MADAM SIOTA

HINDU CLAtRvOYAST
MEDIUM AND PHRESOJoGTsT
gifted with thu power to tell
the many coming events Of your future
life. ahe does not tell things 10 please.
but reads things just as tho hand indi-
Gates. tells you tho planets you were
born under. tho lucky and unlucky
planets. when and whom you will
lily troubles. marriages. divorce, health.
business. law suits. SPECIAL READ
INCs soc. Hours, n. m. 20 10 .. m
Room ~ New Troy Hotel. 30ibis First
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SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
MADAM NELLIE

wonfp'R GuTATEnr EnyprfAN
rHRnNoLoGtsr. cLAinNoNANf
AND MEDIUM
Guarantees 20 rad your entire life. past.
present and Future, gives true advice
on business. love, health aud family
affairs tells tho name % your future
husband 90 wife, and what Co do 20 ne
success III ne. tells you what business
r. most lucky Tor you and what part
Of the world viii ho more successful
faf yen advises how 90 rain ana hold
good ponitioni Hhe tells " the one you
love n true ~ false. and causes speedy
marriage with the one % your choice !.
hrinEs tho separated together makes
happiness hetwesn man and wife. she
tells you the secrets OF heins happy
aud successful in anything you take In
hand her advice VIII remove all OBJ
stasicr and evii Influence one visit 10
Madam Nellie viii repay you fur dis
appointments VA all others Hatisfsc-
tiou guaranteed or no charges
SPECIAL READINGS soc
Hotel Eit Room =, 1881 SECOND Ave.
corner Pine ~ Daily ana sunday, -
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MADAM VICTORIA
WORLDS GREATEST

phrsnoioEist, guarantees 20
read your entire life. give true advice
on business love. health and family
affairs. and what 10 do 90 be successful
In life. one visit Will pay you for your
many disappointmsnts In others. She
will remove all obstacles and tell you
how 20 win and hold the one you de-
sire Special readings Soc. Daily and
Sunday Room ~. Abbott Hotel, over
Owl drug store, a0bh Pike NJ.
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MADAM kATnnYS = WONDERFUL
trance reader tioo isls Third.
Sterling Hotel
LOUIS tH-APfRiruAL cLAfnvoY-
ant scientific hand reader Room II.
iosY PIKE Of.
FULL CAitD HEADING. 10 CENT?
Plaza Hotel. room sos. Call evenings
and Sundays.
MRS QUINN MEDIUM. ct.AtRvor-
ant Located faiT seventh ave. Ths
Perry. Apt "a upstairs.
MAZE HARiE-CAkD READING. ROOM
I. itiss Hikth ave. upstairs.
CARD nEADiNO - ROOM .. ieees
FIRST ave. York Hotel
MADAM -Ct.AInvoNANr. CARD
readings. Room ,. its2H first ave
CIRCLE SUNDAY MONT ny TiiE
wsii known soldier Roy. ltie ttfth az.
CARD nEADlSo--iis fiiTis CORNER
Columbia e.
Mrs. 9. n kpiro-sriRiruAL rsr-
chic reader. iois Pine ST.
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CHURCH NOTICE
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Many homo bargains are
listed In star Want Ads.
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SCIENTIFIC PifnESOfOliar
This famous phrenologist reads your en-
tire life. Just az tho head indieatesi
gives you dates, facts tells you what
has passed In life, what IL happening.
without asking a single question. She
does not tell tbinE= 90 please. but reads
things just as tho head indicatess tells
you what planets you were horn under.
the lucky and uniucky planets. when
and whom you viii marry settles aud
explains love. family troubles. mar
fiaHes. divorce. health. business. law
suits, specuiationa, investments,
transactions OF all kinds In fact. no
matter what your hope. fear or amhi-
tion. come 70 this noted phrenoiosist
ana find help. There IL no need for
anyone 20 DO unsuccessful. Her advice
removes ali trouble. hhc guarantees
satisfaction or no charge. Her readings
are strictly confidential call and com
suit her. special readings for one week
only, SOC Hours. a. m. 20 .. m.
Room a. Antlcrs Hotel. Fourth and
tnian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-22
MlscuLLANeous-FoR SALE

/ MiscELlANgous-FoR SALE
Wal O unrnNE's ,ronMERLf
rraeie'., upstairs sui, shop sells meas
ssb suits Tor sit, sosx rhird ave.
HA s,,lt.e. - % ,Ats ICES - az
so--miscGLLANGous WANTED
o. 90 tik for sood uasd suits other afti.
eies prcportionateiy, Main iisi.
~ YOU HAVE ANYTHING no Hnil.
call the Pacific Auction Co. M.ln se.s
BArHs-MAssAoE
RETURNED FROM VACATION, hArHs.
maasaEe, vibrator open evenings.
Tib olive. Apt u.
MAtluh MAaaAoE PAftioH.
Nieist ray treatment Room 20. itos
Third ave.
rHELMA rnoRNE--VAroR AND run
haths. body massage. $50 Peoples
Hank nldE
MISS nEVON--MAAsAuE VERNON
, We e; 'isS u"'on' Ant 10 Hours.
Dof kEt.i.y--MAsHAor. MATHS. VI.
hratary treatments. istt Second ave.
Arcade Hotel
REruNNED--M TRAvEnH. MIDI
Gated vaper baths. massage ast feo-
pies Hank mag,
laRAcE rowrf.fs-Tuh nATits. NAB
ssEe, Room 90 nerkshirs Hotel.
Miss JEwrLis--M ANiCuRiNu. iiits
THIRD. offic. 10.
MARIE ioNO-MAAEAGn ANn run
haths sit PIKE. Hotel Green. office II.
MISS nuRNs AND Assist mt MAJ.
sage iesA rihe. office ~.
MISS nARniNaroN- BATItH MAJ
saEs. Room 7 Green Hotel, sits fths.
MAssAoE. MATHS. ROOM a. ELttorr
| Iotsi
s~~e~~S~~~~~>~-~~~~>~> ~>~>~~~~~~~>~~~~~~~
81 WANTFp--FuRNiTuRE
WE huy Nonr USED FURNITURE
and pay higher prices than any houss
4 In the city. Phone Main sSsi seattle
Aartioa Co. recs Second ave.
Hisks farr. Co. eos ptse. Main aSit
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-22

PUGET SOUND
STEAMERS
ALL LOCAL ROUTES
srEAMERs LRAvR Prom C0rMAN
DOCK. root or MARION sTREKT
Leave Arrive
h-s,tie Seattle
'vs~torfa. n. C.-rsvs Tswrs<sA-rsst
Angeles
ifiss Steamer sci Due for -iispm
mid tTownssnd. Anssiss daily
rtsh, and Victoria
daiiy sDoss not calf Ell
Victoria sunday
Tseoups Direct
Tea m st~e mere Tseema add tsseam
siscsrn Indianapolis for Ta-I ieiseam
II .eearn coma direct steamer f:ftpr
ifeopm every tws hours tecl f:sepn
ioerrn single trip. TIC round t'sepm
t'eoprn trip. 4 sstepm
Tesprnr sisspm
sisprnh tie;sepm
daily dsily
Port T~w-s~rd Special
sseesrn str stony. for PERT sepm
sieepm lTownsend dirsot io;fepm
daily icorn.c,- a, Townsend daily
with rail iinss for all
points on oiympicl
lp-rinsuia
Ana~ovs~s and p~iiinshsr
s;ee.fn lst~am-. whstecv.i t'esam
daily for Anscortss and daily
ip-iiinshsm.
Yverett-p.titssha
Port rcw~s~-A
10 eeprn IT, A. Wuishsn. forI t;eoprn
daily Everett Anscortes daily
ard peiiinrhs
San Juan Observation-Disclosures
IL 90 str. Ro.-iie. Tor Port s;oopFn
nldn'ht Townsend and Bel Tuesd'y
eurdav bingham. via all SAN Thurs'y
Tussa'y Juan island points sstur'y
Thursyi
Pert Towus~wd--rcrt A~seies--Seah
nay srd wsy Porte
1905 afr. Utopia. FOR portl ticcpn
rridr'ht lrownssnd. Port An ruesdy
Sunday iH.ies. Yeah bay ana Thurs'y
Tussf'y way ports satury
rNuy,'vf
-------------------------
Port Towrseud-rort Anseies. Clai1am
and Way Forts
1870 str. wsisieaie. for s;sorrn
-,idn'h,iport Townsend. Port Sunday
Monday 'wiliiam-, DurrenossI Wed.
wed. Port Angeles am Friday
Friday Ciaiiam.
49,
rort crmn'e-,.""' ~ ,ss'es
tsnpm steamer Purrt. for s;soam
daily livingston, o. m b a. daily
except q ud o~' "hsion except
satur'ylr iasi Ter. Townsend. Sunday
Evansville and Had
lock
saturdsy onU
fioopm steamer I"se'. tofl 'Feepm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-22

InWINE thr WTNfInK.
Private Consultation Daily.
1904 Third Ave. Rooms 2itsi5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-22

tpffieisi fublicationD
REPORT or THE FINANCIAL con
difian - tho Specie Hank % Seattle.
located 81 Seattle. state Of Washing
too. At the close ot business on tho
flth day % Rcrfrfnher. islT.
HEHgtHffEa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-22
! MALE HELP WANTED

5iSo-6o on aoRE EARNED DURING
July ~ each Of seven mon over ~
years old. Many others averaged tz5
per week or better. Best selling
months Of year Htill ahead. Exclusive
territory. free outfit; experience I'M
necessary. cash advanced weekly.
Every home a prospect for guaranteed
trees, shrubs, berries. Toppenish
Nursery Co. Toppenish. wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-22
Hood Carai-G,mhi~--Ludiow

7-issm str, potistch, ierl 1900
daily lLudIow. Port osmSfe, midn'ht
,xc.pt issuangor and all except
sunday points on Hood Canal Sunday
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-09-14
OLIVER MITCHELL
DIES Al Old AGE

Oliver Mitchell. aged 81 years.
died early Tuesday morning at his
home on Montgomery street of can
Ger of the stomach, from which he
had suffered several weeks. Funeral
services We're held Wednesday after
noon from the family home, in
charge of the Rev. w. A. Spalding
of the United Presbyterian church
Mr.. Mitchell had resided in Pull
man for l6 years, and was held in
high esteem by all who knew him.
He came here from Kansas, where
he was engaged in farming, and lived
a retired life during the greater part
of his residence here. due to his ad-
vanced age. He was devoted fol-
lower of the United Presbyterian
faith, and for many years was an
elder in that church.
Deceased is survived by his widow,
four sons and two daughters. OF
the sons, NJ. NJ. and l.. b. reside at
Sunnyside, Ira is a resident of Pros
ser and Lelos resides at Williams.
Ariz. One daughter, Mrs. w. G..
Mitchell. lives at McAlinnville, Ore,
and the second daughter, Susie, re-
sides in Pullman. One brother and
one sister, both in Illinois, also sur
vive.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-09-14
ALL COME ON IN,
THE WATERS FINE
Pullman People Are Invited to Take
II Plunge Tomorrow or Sunday
Water Will BE Heated
Sunday

The cost of Pullman's swimming
pool was $2064S2. of which
$1599.16 remains to be raised, ac-
cording to the report made by Lee
Allen to the chamber of commerce
Tuesday, The report was favorably
received and it seemed to be the
unanimous opinion that the money
had been we'll spent and that the peo-
pie OF the community will contribute
literally to pay Off the deficit. Sew
eral methods of raising the fund
were discussed, but the planning of
the campaign was left to the COM
mittee which had charge of the con-
struction of the pool.
1t was decided to fill the pool for
use tomorrow and Sunday and to in
yite everyone to take a plunge free
Of charge All citizens of Pullman
are urged to visit the pool on one OF
the two days and if they do not care
to take a swim themselves to watch
the boys and girls enjoy themselves.
The water will be heated Saturday
night so as to be warm Sunday.
Many citizens of Pullman and a
number of farmers have highly COM
mended this public spirited improve
ment and have signified their will
ingness to contribute to the cost of
providing the young people of the
community with a place for whole
some amusement. They will be given
an opportunity to help the good cause
in the near future. Liberal contri-
buttons will be needed for besides
the cost of construction of the pool
itself, further Improvements in the
way of dressing rooms and shower
baths will have to be provided.
Besides the $3.50 donated by the
city several contributions have been
received and it is anticipated that
the money will be raised without
much difficulty, as the Improvement
will be a great benefit TO The whole
community and will add greatly to
the happiness and enjoyment of all
the young people. 1t will go long
way toward making Pullman a bet
ter place in which to live.
Teams of solicitors started out yes
terday to raise the money The plan
is to secure 100 donations of $40
each, payable in cash or in monthly
installments of 81 and to secure the
balance in larger or smaller contri'
buttons. A list of the contributors
will be published next week.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-09-14
OCTOGENAR|AN DIES
At DAUGHTER'S HOME

Mrs. Hannah Jane Hagerty, aged
S5 years, died last Friday at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. s. E.
Silham, from senile decay. Funeral
services were held Saturday after
noon at Kimball's chapel, in charge
Of the Rev. G.. II. Harrison of the
Federated churches.
Hannah Jane Post was born July
3, 1882, and 20 years later was unit
ed in marriage to Thomas Riley Ire
land. The husband answered the
call to the colors in the early sixties
and never returned, his body prob
ably resting in ore OF the many I'M
marked graves. Two children were
born to the union. Ella Phoebe Ann
and Mary Estele, the former dying
at the age of / I years. In 1884 the
widow was united in marriage to j.
w. Hagerty, who passed away in
1897. Mrs. Hagerty came to Pull
man in 1905, and the greater part of
the time since has made her home
with her daughter, Mrs. S. E. Kill
ham. Besides the daughter, she is
survived by two sisters, Mrs. H. II.
Winslow and Mrs. E. o. Winslow.
She had been an active church
m ember since childhood and lived a
trua Christian life
While her advanced age kept her
more or less at home during her en-
tire residence here, Mrs. Hagerty
made many close friends among the
older people, and her death is
mourned by all.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-09-14
BANKER EXCURSION
NOVEMBER 8 AND 10

Officials of the State Bankers as
ISOLATION and Washington State Col
lege, in conference in Spokane this
week fixed November and 10 as
the dates of the annual banker
farmer excursion to Pullman. Geo.
w. Peddycord, president of the Bank
of Colyille, chairman of the agricul-
tural committee of the state associa-
tons, made the preliminary arrange
ments with o. l.. Waller, vice presi-
dent, and c. A. Isaacs, general secre-
tary of Washington State College.
Subjects for discussion tentatively
decided upon include live stock, in
creased production, conservation,
transportation and Liberty bonds.
A special effort will be made to Sc
cure some prominent eastern speak
ers this year. Invitations will be
sent to Secretary of Agriculture
Houston and his assistant, DR.. r. A.
Pearson, increased crop production
expert. The comm ittee has informa-
ton that Senator w. f. Borah OF
Idaho will be in the west about that
time and arrangements will be made
to have him address the bankers and
farmers.
Last year the bankers took parties
of farmers with them to the conven-
ton and paid all their expenses. This
plan will not be followed this year
but special appeal will be made
through the Farmers Union and the
Grange to secure a large attendance
OF farmers on their own initiative.