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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-05-10

nrighhorhood, of twenty To twcn-
ly-llNr miles an hour. Mrs. NJ. u.
h"rnry who was an eye witness tu
the affair. stated that she was on
the sidewalk calling to her chill
drcm and saw The men tryin. 10
make The run in time tu Get acrOs,
the tracks allcad OF the train. AL
50 when asked about the train
ing for The crossing at
iras Il MAS too nervous to know
Mti1ti!vr or not tE" train N,iistled"
MIS-. Oscar Anderson, wife Of mr.
Anderson. VINO is employed by the
Leach X s'amhl" iilm, and who
IlN" just sUtth al This track. said:
u was IN th" front part OF the
house and lhcard the train give
NV" or Ihr"" loud and shriIl whis-
Ties -
Mrs. NJ G.. Bar'rlS. who lives on
IN" north Side OF the track was
sitting IN TIA" sowin" room Of her
home, sewing and she saw the
train pass, which She stated was
travelling as usual. Asked wheth-
or The train whistlcd for the
crossing, sill" replied: "WrM. T
should say 50. gave two or three
Very loud and shrlII whiStlcS.'
Mr.. Dawson leaves a wife. no
children. Mr.. Nelson, VIII" Vas
the fnrtunat" one, has Il wife and
five children. MIR. Dawson was an
employee of the Cash Supply Go.
of Fairmount, and Mr.. Nelson Is
engaged in HE meat business. hav
ing Il retail! butcher shop rstab-
lishmcnt.
Tim" will not allow us to go in
to detail, but these facts were
gathered i'm haste. although are
>ubStantiaird by eyewitness to
This terrible accident.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-05-10
lNqGb ~ BBlEI'1l Be 1llhts : / jYA:1l YA:1lI.1D
City Council Purchases and Vai!s
Install Two Public Brink
ing Fountains

ihr City ,."'ln'iI at its m""jn,.
Monday night, decided to p,ir-
chase ami install iNo puhil'
drinking fountains. Dnr of TN"
tuunains Will be Installed ON he
corner of Third street ON II"
MNi'tll side. known a> SWank' : cor
mrr and the other ON the corner
of GIl street un thr cas-! side OF
Iir street crossing un TIA" north
itir. known u he Masonic Iriii-
pie corner. Both uf l;li> street cor
nrrs intrrSrrt With Dakota ave.
This has been a long FELT want
ard he Time, GLADLY notes This
REORGANIZATION mol only for
X ahpri",,l;i> l'!!' iu he Visiting
tourists a'n! /" people Who law
tributary tu hi rit...
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-05-10
MAKES APPEAL
FOR RECRUITS
The Citizens Reserve Company
Of Wahpeton Makes Person.
al Appeal for Recruits

Don't Dr. a "SIacker JON IN"
Citizens Reserve Company if you
cannot enlist in the army or navy.
The company needs at least sew
cnty more men and it would be
we'll to join at once, so that the
benefit derived from the drills
which are given every mornin"
except Saturday and Sunday.
would be yours.
Mr.. Fandel will b" glad to call
on you, if you will only signify a
wish to- join.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-05-10
BODACK IS NOW
co. TREASURER
'Hf. frank Eudack Takes His oat.
o' Office and is Sworn In
Tuesday
J. OLSON is ASSISTANT
Al gata'ser Morner Retires ae.e,
i'o FERNS according to
state Law

L, ~2 Vito go to the Couni>
Z" 5'"4 Office, looking ro,
ar. " n'ngr will he disappojntrd
l., 'Ii~ pace will find That sam,
'.' .''4-r"iai Frank Budack, wlit
: " u two splendid terms a.
~. ~ at Richlanu County.
''''' W oFlier. according to stat,
law F''i"rs. as no county treas
e''f Is allowed more than tw
S''o 'N>'N" terms. Will, his retire
N''''. =" many regrets. as Nj,
w ~ 7 mas given US two able adj
- 'F"'I"ns is county lreas,..
"i>' before the primaries last
= II ''''' ABOUT a year aAp, Mr.. Bu-
VA" was called upon by his man,
irh''d> to make the race. He CON.
sc'iir'l to do SO, under ccrtai;,
co.'.l''ii'i"ns. and those conditions
sun prevailed, so Frank lust null
.'' ~ alongside and it was Il rae,
o. merit and energy. that trusted
'hr N'rrl of any mans nerves.
Nr. Bulack, although somewhat
s'f''li-" to the Office is fast be-.
conan. acquainted with his nrv
du''r~. Mr.. Worncr is rcmai,iny
IN III" office for a couple of DAYS
ioll&rr. helping to get the nr.y
'i1i' holders acquainted i'm the
l'a>: possible time.
NJ B1dark has chosen for his
a>Hi~ ant. another old pal of h,s
ana 4 mighty popular young fol
low Mr.. John Olson. who was dep
'''N ii"riil undrr Mr.. Blldack
VII 'i' was in The shrrim's of
fee
:: III ~ X Ii u.v..iur rs d sure
lhina. FOR Budack HAS proven
himself worthy of the office as
he proved his worth by the Office
That u" Wa> elected to.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-05-10
TIME-In the Afternoon.
PLACE-Wahpeton, N. ID.

DAIE-frlday, May 4, 1917.
Here They Come" was the uni.
versal thought and spoken words
that went like wildire down thru
he lines of hundreds that crowded
the streets, who watched and
gloried With 1000 marchers as
they wound their way from the
Armory around the corner of 6fn
street and marched to Island Park
where they watched Co. | give 4
splendid drill of different tactics
and manuvres.
From The Island the huge
throng marched back to the OPP
era house where they We're given
three rousing and patriotic ad-
dresses by the Hon. Geo. Van Ar
nam. Lieut.. Carl NJ. Ulsaker and
Mr.. julius Schenda! of Campbell,
Mimi.
The parade formation was as
follows:
(. Science School Band.
.. Company 1.
3. &. \. R.
q. w II. ~.
s.. Reserve Company.
6. Police, Mayor and City
Council.
I. E'iremcn.
8. Lodges Of the City.
8. City Schools.
10. ParOchial School.
IL. Fife and Drum Corps.
~. Indian School.
i3. Science School.
IA. Citizens Of Wahpcton.
They born of heroes and war
riors old. who have already won
their spurs Of gold, sang merrily
as they wendcd their way. in the
rejoicing thoughts that they wish
to show their loyalty to the Flag.
YIhe Flag that thousands fought
and died for in Freedoms cause.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-05-10
NINE MORE GALLANT TARs

II" IOlIOWIng NDUnY mon TrOl
our city passed the naval rntranr
with flying colors:
Arthur j. Snyder.
ROLAND NJ. Thompson.
Roy +. Sloan.
Henry Streer.
Foster +. Wilkin.
Reid Smith.
+. e. Wagner.
otto NJ. Ovrrboc.
joyce y. Bailey.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-05-10
THANKS ONE AND ALL

OF the Loyalty Day Parade
wish to extend their thanks
To the various schools ana
organizations and the public
who by their cooperation
succeeded i'm making the af-
fair the best of its kind that
he City of Wahpetnn has cN-
or known. Signed by the COM
miItrr of the Loyalty Day
program.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-05-10
/; seem, tcrrlnle. yet II 4

IL seems tcrrlnir, Yet /, Is
true. Their curiosity is un-
limited. no matter where you
are ON Dakota ave, Somehu,ly
is always asking where Mr..
So and So is. Have You seen
him. tie wasn't i'm his Office
or at his place of business.
Sure have. | saw him not
more ilcn ten minutes ago.
Where? Why up there watrll-
inY that steam shovel work.
Thank you. John.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-05-10

Mr.. Murphy spent the fore part Of
the week at Minneapolis on business
connected with the Orpheum theatre.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-05-10
SENIOR CLASS PLAY

The Senior Class Of the High
School will present "The Manoeuvres
Of Jane at the Opera House, Friday
May II. The play is under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Lounsbury. Seats on
sale at Wolfe's. Prices fifty and
thirty-fve cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-16
F0SDICK CALLS
MRS. HUMISTON
TO Give PROOF

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1G.--
Challenging Mrs. Grace Uumis-
ton. Of New York. To produce
her proof. Raymond Fosdiek. III.
rector Of commission ON train
ing camps activities. today de-
clared her charge that 600 girls
near one camp are about to be
como mothers IL tho grossest
rxaggerstion."
There are n few unfortunate girls
near every camp, and we can't help
IL under the circumstances. said
fosdick.
but this story Of Mrs. Iiumis'
toms IN damnablc. because IL gives
the Impression that our boys In
are Wild animals when. In
fact. they are behaving In splendid
fashion.
I'VE have men watching every
ramp. and they have never reported
any such state % affairs. am
wiring Mrs. Humiaton 20 come TO
and submit her proofs"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-16
DRAFT BOARDS
CLEAN UP WORK
FOR new CALL

Details for cI0sing the work Of
completing SeattIe's quota for
the first draft army are being
gone over. and the first steps In
arranging for the new army are
under way. according 90 Nal.
Albert Noodle, In charge 81 the
draft work In the adlutant gen
erals office.
Mai. Noodle announced Friday
that local draft boards have practi-
caily finished their final reports.
In explanation Of the question
naires received from Olympia per-
taining 20 the new draft system. MAJ
Noodle explained that aitho the next
registration would be more momen-
tous. II would be far more simple
than he original plan
Must Enlist Before December Is
''The'eliRible men will simply I'm
out the blanks" explained MAI. Moo
die. stating their qualifications
These blanks will then be placed In
the hands Of the military authorities,
and the men can be called as they are
needed"
Noodle explained that all men Do
string 20 enlist must do 80 before
December IS. the time the new sys
tenn goes into effect. lie said that
after that date enlistmcnts viii stop
and all men will be forced 70 come
as the government wants them.
More Satisfactory
The new regulations win be morn
satisfactory 20 the registered men in
that a man will know where he
stands and just what his liability 70
service will be.
For instance. IL IL pointed out. =
married man who works in the ship
yards will have two grounds for ex-
empuon--an industrial and a depend
ency claim.
lie will therefore fall in group No
4. 1t is said that the country win
have 20 have an army Of 7.0oo.o0
men before IL will be necessary TO call
this group. a man in this group can
feel practically certain he viii never
be called.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-16

fresh ranch eggs, soc doz. Stalls IS.
80, best potatoes. 8 lbs. Zoe; nice
small potatoes. 7 lbs. 10c: Alaska
turnips, , lbs. 10c. Stall III. large
cooking apples. 79c box: now dates,
lac pkg: Brazil nuts. new crop. 19c
III. Stall 1870. 10 lbs. pure cane sugar.
soc; , pkRs. Crcamettes, 25c; soc can
Royal baking powder. 3Sc Stall 1872.
No. 10 SIX. flour. 55c: local patent
flour, 5000 Dbl; solid pack toma
toes. i5c 10. Stalls 1919. CSC pkgs
cream OF barley. 35c: pkgs. corn
flakes, Csc; 1bc can tomatoes, Zoe
Sugar Stall. best local patent flour.
s2.63 SIX. lbs. sugar. Csc. Stall 1871
fancy Washington creamery butter,
4Sc III; strictly fresh eggs, soc doz;
Yakima comb honey, lSc ca, ? for
35c. Stall 1888. zoe ain pickles. l5c
doz.. 25c ain pickles. zoe doc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-16
NOTICE or GENERAL ELECTION

NOTICE OF GENERAL ELECTION
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN TO
THE QUALIFIED VOTERS or
THE PORT DISTRICT OF THE
FORT OF SEATTLE THAT a
GENERAL ELECTION WILL HE
HtLn IN SAID PORT DisrnICT
THEHE VIII. nE Ei.FcTED osT
FlRsr CoNMissrosERs bis.
ThiC-rr; TO sEh.vE ron 4 TERN
oop n TnHEE Irshs rEn ,'!o, 70 :,
THERE will ALSO nE SUN
NfT-rED TWO PROHIBITIONS.
CONTAINED ~ RESOLUTION
no 81 or THE PORT co41ia-
sioS OF TIIr roHT or SEAT
TIE. ADOPTED OCTOBER 20
1911, SAID PROPOSITIONS BE
40 BRIEFLY DESCRIBED As
PnorosrTrov ONE
The question % whether or not the
Port Commission shalt operate
vehicles seeking transportation
the ferries and boats now being
operated on Lake Washington
under and by virtue OF Unit No. s
81 tho Comprehensive Scheme Of
uarbar improvements. and tho
Elliott hay under and ~ virtue Of
Unit No. : % the Comprehensive
Scheme Of Harbm Improvement
PROPOSITION TWO
The question 81 authorizing the
Port Commission - the Port Of
Hundred seventy five Thousand
ftiT5. 0n6l Dollars. and Issue bonds
thereof for the purpose 20 con-
structinE an extension TO tho Hsll
street wharf aud Transit shed.
located on lots 20 IL inclusive
block III. Seattle Tide Lands lots
10 !. inclusive, block Ia. Seattle
Tide Lands. aud that vacated por-
ton 81 blanchard street vacated
by Ordinance No. ai7ss OF the city
% Seattle. a municipal corpora
tion. and upon the lfarbor Area
In front % the foregoing described
property. said Improvement being
part % Central waterfront Inn
rrovemen'. known and designated
a. Unit 40. { 81 the comprehen-
sivc scheme % HArbor Improve
m~nt 81 tho Port District said
bonds shall be General Serial
bonds ~ the Port OF Seattle In
such forms as said Port Commits
sion shall hereafter prescribe. Of
the denomination 81 one Thou.
sand ft. 0ool Dollars each. num-
bercd consecutivciy from ono TO
one hundred seventy five bear
ing interest At the rate OF per
cent per Rnnun. payable semi
Annually. principal and interest
payable At the Fiscal Agency Of
the state OF Washington in tho
city ~ New York. 10 be dated ne
issued. and issued in such
amounts and al such times a. tho
Port Commission shall hereafter
prescribe said bonds 20 mature
in from ono to forty-two years.
With average mhturitiea OF APP
proNlnnteiy 26ia years all as
specifically set forth In Resoiu-
tion No. ga Of tho Port CommiH-
sion. said bonds. principal and
interest TO be payable out Of tho
net income from said improve
ment. and In case the net Income
shall not be sufficient for that
purpose. the remainder shall be
payable out Of taxes levied upon
tho property in said Port District.
ating and applying said net In
come and taxes. and or creating
proper aud sufficient fund for the
payment OF the principal and in
tcreat OF said bonds as they be-
come due. TO be az hereafter pre-
scribed by said commission.
section 2. That at the General
Election. TO be held December 1.
1917. tho polls shall be open be-
tween the hours Of o'clock y. IN.
and o'clock D. m.
THE PORT COMMISSION OF THE
PORT or SEATTLE,
by ROBERT BRIDGES
Its President
c. Il. REMsBERG.
Its Secretary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-16
CREHAN WILL RUN
= CAMP LEWIS BANK

James Crehan. secretary TO
Mayor GIN. I'm cooperation with
Seattle bankers. viii establish n
state bank at the Camp Lewis
cantonmont. a soldiers business
service bureau and safety dcpc at
department will be conducted by
the concern. which will erect a
building a; the entrance OF the
cantonmcnt. Mai Gen. IL n
Greene signed the permit Gre
han viii continue 20 serve as
Mayor GINS secretary during the
present term Of office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-16
Saved Crazed Girl
by Grin on Ankles

NEW YORK. Nov. is.-M1ss vIr.
GINA Swope, n talented young
artist. WAS taken from her room at
local hotel and placed in the psy.
chopathic ward Of Bellevue hos
pital.
a diagnosis OF insanity came as
the climax Of night and day OF
anxiety. At one stage the girl hung
head downward for several minutes
from third floor OF the vandyck
studios. 800 Eighth ave.
A policeman inside saved her life
by grasping her ankles. after she
had broken thru the sash in an at.
tempt 20 throw herself into the
street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-16
JAG0 DIDN'T SHOW
FOR DRAFT; JAILED

Dan JaFo. 20. an Austrian. was
placed in the county jail pending
his removal TO Fort Lawton as a
Stacker.
Jago was arrested Mt the Spike
ton mine, near Buckley. Wash. Jago
registered on June 8 at Bayne.
WASN'T at failed TO report for phys
ical examination, the authorities
say, when he was drafted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-16
DR.. STRONG CALLS
ATTACKS UNTRUE

Anna Louise Strong. for whose re-
call from the school board petitions
have been circulated. addressed .
letter Friday 20 John X. Wither-
spoon and others connected with
the recall. denouncing for what she
asserts Is a false attack on her
She says that her connection with
the anii-conscription activities havs
been grossly distorted in newspaper
articles prepared by press agent
She says the facts have been twisted
20 fit framework OF lies.
She admits she has certain vfewA
towards peace. but is willing to let
the voting public decide II she IL t.
continue on the board. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-16
FOUR had TOO MUCH

-Four man were arrested by De-
tcctives A. A. Brown and * G.
Harris Friday morning. at 1880
o'clock. In room 30 OF the Grand
Central hotel for having liquor in
their possession. The officers I'M
covered n suitcase which contained
10 plnta and three quarts Of whis-
Ky Tho men taken werr: w.
Mcdonald. so. Albert OFT. IS:
Thos =. Smith. 50. and r. ID.
fiirsimmons. -. They werc book
ed on an open charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-16
PINE ST.

Stall 81, fine eating apples. si.bC
box Elliott Fish Co, silver smelts
25c H. Stall 10. fresh peanut butter
15c ID, snuerkraut, 2 ats. Csc
Stongs, cans now pack corn, 25c
2 cans tomatoes 2Sc; . cans peas 25c
Red Seal Grocery Annex. . pkgs
macaroni. CSC. cans Lighthouse
Cleanser. Csc; IL lbs. potatoes. Csc
stan "a. fresh Washington creamery
butter, soc lb.: new comb honey, zoe
Stall 81. fine eating apples. $3.50 box
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-16
WESTI.ARE

stall l09, faneyswect potatoes, lbs
25c. No. l graded potatoes, SIX. s. 100.
stall los. 45c can Nelson's oil. 35c,
l5c pkg. Quaker oats, Zoe; 2 cans
early June peas, Zoe. Stnll 1856. 3
loavcs bread 25c, Slayer cake SOC,
rich homemade doughnuts. doz
35c Stall i22. Melted Gem potatoes
SIX slsb. Rome Beauty apples, S1,25
box Stall 1877, Federal or Mt Yer
non milk. lie can. small milk. 2 cans
lie Stall 1877 Washington cream.
cry butter. 4sc h.. lbs. Csc. strictly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-16
Finds Letter Mailed
TO Him 26 Years 400

GAINESVILLE. Ca. Nov. It.
Harry Hoilen has just recciV.s4
letter written by his sister 20 him rs
years ago. IL has just two post
marks on IL and had never. appar-
entity, travelled by rail more than
the distance from HaInesboro to
Gainesville. is miles. Hollen's
brother-in.law had carried Il in his
pocket and then had stored the
coat away. II was found last week
when the old cedar chest was emp
tied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-16

stnll ls boat Jcrpoy huttor. b0c II. :
fun cream cheese, lbs 5hc. Stall &C.
breakfast bacon, 3bc III round steak.
zoe N. Stall ., Dol Monte pears. g4o
can; Mission pineapple. ibc can. pimen-
toes lac can; Iieina vinegar. soc at.
Andcrsonp Thompaon's soadloas raisins.
lbs soc. oVapornted Rpricots. unpitted
So No buclwheat flour New York, sack
soc aud 7bc; Olympia pancake flour. use
pkg. stan 30. coffee cakes. for 25e
Jelly rolls. Zoe each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-16
BLASH JUST CAN'T
RESIST the RAlSIkS

Blaah Pelican. an Austrian. liv.
inE at Crane. Wn., near Euunclaw.
just couldn't refrain from making
faISln vino. and now he is medltat-
INK in the county jail.
Pelican. who was arrested by
Deputy Sheriff Matt Starwich. was
recently fined $3.50 In justice
court for the same offenso.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-16
ECONOMY

Stall 30, lbs. sugar 62c. Stall 81.
puro natural milk. &c at. Sc pit stall
AZ. Carnation milk, II We can. Stalls
37-3S. new crop Sunmaid ralslns. 3
fun pounds Csc. 2b-lb box s2.s0: lbs.
rolled oats. CSC. patent Bluestem
flour, 81 G5 six.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-16
Diver Menace NOT
YET UNDER CONTROL

LONDON. Nov. 1.-THE submas
rine menace is not yet under con-
troll. Sir Eric Geddes. first lord Of
the admiralty. told the hous Of com
mons today. He warned agatnss
over optimism because of recent Of
fetal statements showing decreasas
in the loss OF shipping.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-16
PIKE PLACE

Stall II. pure grannlated sugar, 3
lbs csc Stall 70. milk &c at Stall
?. Mason jars. pts. zoe doz., ats soc
doz.. large bars Ivory soap. 25c;
largo pkg. citrus powder. 22c. Stalls
1875. potatoes. sI.65 SIX. delivered.
Florida russell grapefruit. 6 for 25c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-16
PUBLIC

Stall 1909. best fresh churned
Washington creamery butter. soc ID
Libby's solid pack tomatoes, i5c can;
Armour's mince meat. i5c ID. Stalls
1926. 8 bars Crystal white soap. 22c.
flake white, 25c h.; 3 pkgs. corn
flakes Csc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-16
Public Markets


Stall Is. war flour. 10 lbs. 45c. 100
lbs. $3.50, high grade white flour.
$3.50 and up. molaEses. i0o can: or.
ange. lemon and citron peel. 25c h.
lbs. large new Swedish peas. 25c.
Z lbs. rolled oats. Csc; ? pkgs. corn
starch. Csc. . pkgs. corn flakes. Csc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-16
DEMOCRATS TO ELECT

Tho annual election OF officers
OF tho King County Democratic
club will be held at Good Eats
cafeteria. Saturday noon. Novom-
Der 18th. Mr.. Gerald Ref will be
the principal speaker
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-16

LONDON. Nov. England is
mot responsible for any proposal to
deprive Portugal OF any Of her col.
onies" Lord Cecil declared for the
government In commons today His
statement was in answer TO a qucs.
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-16

Rev. Father Powell will conduct a
day OF devotion In Trinity Parish
church. Eighth ave. and James st.
today. Services will be held at 7:30
a. IN. $50 a. m. IL m, y. IN. and s
u. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-16

Senorita Dolores Bonlllas. daugh.
ter Of Mexicos ambassador 10 the
United States. who Is 10 wed the
first secretary OF the Mexican EN-
bnssy November II. is one of Mexi-
cos most beautiful daughters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-16
HINDU GIVES SELF
UP IN PLOT CASE

Imam Din. Hindu indicted il
San Francisco for alleged rcvolu-
tionary conspiracy along with
Franz Bopp. former German con-
sui there. VIII leave Seattle with
federal officials for California inn
mediately.
Din walked into United States
Attorney Aliens office Thursday
and gave himself up. He said he
had never been informed by the
government that he was wanted.
but friend had told him. He
has been working in Northwest
lumber mills
The Juneau. Alaska Steamship
Co. arrived from Alaska Thursday.
with a cargo OF salmon and copper
ore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-16
Land for Sale

Ut NTIII IAtTIu IUT NHI'
NARY ASp POULTRY FARN
30 ACRES. WITH ABOUT 20 ACRES
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