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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-15
MECHANICALLY FIT
AMERICAS STATUS
Premier Man Says All Coun-
try Has to Do Is Adjust
Her Carburetor to New
Conditions and Chug.

That America is mechanically fit for
anything ahead OF her and that she
has merely to adjust her carburetor
to new conditions. is the opinion Of II
prominent official Of the Premier
Motor corporation. who has just taken
Il complete swing around the country
in an effort to actually get at the
real facts relative to future motor car
business.
Il found says this Premier official.
that up and down practically every
automobile row in the country dealers
everywhere were asking themselves
these questions:
"'Wiil the war stop the sale of mo-
tor cars?'
win automobile factories he COM
Wandered for war purposes to such
be interfered with"
"'Will taxes and contributions to
war funds drain pocketbooks to such !,
degree that people will dispense with
all Injuries and some necessities?' 4.
'.But these questions have. for the
most part answered themselves and
undoubtedly there is Il tendency to re-
turn toward that normal sales condi-
ton which the automobile industry
has enjoyed for the past two years.
Il am of the personal opinion that ii
is only a matter of n very few weeks
at the farthest until people in this
country will begin to realize that mon
ey cannot be spent without the public
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-15
Something About Foods
Here Are Printed Three Good Recipes for Everyda,
Use and Several Good Tests for Food Commences.

had better buy another brand of
coffee.
Tea is very rarely adulterated.
Occasionally pickles or canned veg
stables. peas, beans or spinach are a
bright green coior that makes them
look fresh and attractive. This is
due 10 colorins with copper. If you
have reason to suspect any food of this
kind. mash II little of it and put it in
n bottle with equal parts of water
and household ammonia. Copper al
ways turns ammonia blue, so il on
shaking thoroughly you find that the
mixture is turning even slightly blue
you may know that copper is present
and will if You are sensible beware OF
that brand in the future
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-15

Goodrich Sales Manager Dis
cusses Effect Of War on
Motor-Truck Industry Be
fore Chicago Conference.

"Order your motor trucks early"
was the keynote OF an address deliv-
cred by S. v. Norton, truck tire sales
manager, OF the b. r. Goodrich Rubber
company to the truck owners confer
cnce held in Chicago last week.
After showing how great the foreign
demand for American motor trucks
had added a tremendous impetus to
the industry in the United States dur
ing the past three years he emphasized
the fact that our own government $
entry into the war would create n
corresponding demand for trucks and
drivers.
Motor trucks are already competing
successfully with railroads in a great
many instances so that the demand
for them will not be confined entirely
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-15
WOULD ORGANIZE ALL
EX-SERVICE SOLDIERS

l.ondon--ln order to amalgamatc all
organizations which have sprung up
to protect the interests of discharge
soldiers. j. NJ. Hodge, member of par
lament. plans the formation of an
"Amalsamated Union of Discharged
and Demoholized Men, Mr.. Hodge
thinks a central body of former sold
iers and sailors linked together in every
constituency will be able to bring ade-
duate pressure to bear on the elected
member of parliament for that particu-
lar division
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-15

to our government requirement." Maid
MI. Norton. 1T - certain that Is 900
trucks viii be neccsan1y Tor tho first
big American expelitionafy foScss. The
supplying OF these trucks to the. row.
ernment will be confined 10 these
manufacturers whose construction and
design conform to government speai-
fications and these manufacturers y III
be guaranteed prompt delivery OF parts
and raw materials by tho war Depart
ment.
1T Is not impossible that Older men
and possibly women may be needed tn
replace experienced track DRYERS who
will be needed for government service
and IN the truck manufacturers sales
Organisations older s:sicsnicn will be
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-15
An l. w. w. Is Sentenced
TO Prison for Sediti0ll

Fairbanks. Alaska, July 14.-Charles
Lestor, a leading ]. w. w. -organizer,
who was prominent in agitating for a
strike among United States railway
employees at Nenana, has been SEN
fenced to a years Imprisonment and a
fine of $1,000 for seditious libel.
United States Marshal Erwin. who ar
rived here today with three interned
Germans says that the government
controls the Nenana strike situation.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-15
100000 BOOKS TO FRONT,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES report a fam
inc in seven penny books, owing to the
demand for them from men in the
trenches. Statesmen report that 1000
600 seven-penny and shilling books
have been sent to the front.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-15

needed 10 take the paAro ~ ne
younger men who enter tho govern.
ment service. All Of theas caadDtjooo
tend to prove that the motor truck
business 10 destined for = generous ex-
pansiOn rather than ticpresatDn and
my advice to prospective purchasers
OF trucks is to buy them now while
they are available
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-15
losea RevolveR.

william Wedgwood got into. q fight
last night at the Western hotel. and
as q result was arrested and placed In
the city Jail. This morning he was
fined $40 and his revolver was con-
flscated by Police Magistrate l.. N. Al.
len. The gun was not loaded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-07
MRS. WHARTON
BEGINS DRIVE
TO Get BIBLES

Arrangements are being made for
the Seattle angle Of the big drive
Of the American Bible society 10
raise 800 900 In tho United States
20 purchaIe i.0O0.00o bibles for the
American soldiers.
Washington's quota Of the fund
81 $4,000. according TO Mrs. 9. II.
Wharton. 342 10th ave. ~ who In
managing the drive IN this state.
Seattle must raise 5000 OF this
amount.
Each bible weighs two ounces
and will ~ In the breast pocket
OF the soldiers uniform. Each
bible Is bound with regulation
coverings.
Contributions in all Of the eity
churches on Dec. 0 viii be turned
over to this fund. Mrs. Wharton
desires all persons who are willing
90 devote a day or two next week
90 push tho drive. 10 call her ~
East 701f.
The executive COMMITTEES win
meet next Monday In the small
private dining room on tho sixth
floor OF the Y. w. c. A. The com
mittee includes:
DR.. Henry Suzzallo. Harold Pres
ton. EraStus Braincrd. A. SwaI-
well. Rev. Robert r. Pretlow, T. r.
Lippy. Hugh Todd. Sen. y. C..
Harper, @. u. Little. C. r. Wilcox.
Mrs. Wallace Williams North Yak
ina. Arthur Davis and Sarah
Flannigan. Of Spokane. and Frances
AKtell. Of Bcllingilain-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-07
SAMMIES HEAR
TRAINING WILL
Be SHORTENED
By j. w. PEGI.lIt
Lfnifcd. Ircaa Corrrapondrnt

United. Press Correspondent
AMERICAN FIELD HEADoUAIs-
TIERS. France. Dec. Tho Ameri.
can army In beginning 10 wonder
whether IT. period OF training will
not be shortened 80 Americas armed
strength may DO felt sooner on the
battle line.
News from homs today Of Amer.
ica'H impending declaration OF war
against Austria. the German blow AZ
Cambria. indicating apparently the
start Of IA winterlong German OF.
fensiv-; knowledge that Germany
can now utilize great numbers of
troops from tho Russian front all
ara combining 90 make American
fighters realize more keenly that de.
velopmenta OF tho next few weeks
may be fraught with the most i'm
portant consequences % the Ameri.
can army. Germany. in the view
Of tho Hammien. II preparing her
greatest efforts and with the
greatest forces. thanks 20 the Rus
sian armiauce. releasing her men on
that front.
IL was openly rumorcd around the
camps today that tho enemy IL
Withdrawing masses from Italy for
the purpose OF hlamming uihm Nj.
simultaneously al many points over
an extended portion Of the West
front
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-07
OrnStein Put
Hair on wild
Mans" Chest


WIN pay Iho VIVA man n
pahov'
WY n,opshuy' ,h' h''ie man IN
if"''. ~ INV p'E huuieh'e NJ ths het
r"p"i,Ah ueauo Ihursuny night
tu''loo 10 his DIE concert piano iiis
heau W'ht BACK ana thoh hoanea
'N'' VIC h'sh' AZ "iu' "p'iu waves
VI hounu suu"'h'y eh"ffeo III fi"'
vi lhythn
mo s"ioiht was Leo orns'rin' ana
nc gave seattle i,H tlrHt impression
VI u'""hhou'fh """ip"si'ioh.
nc "ppeer'o WIN the fhiIhht'
'ioillu o'on'Aua, "iiich opeh"h us
''anoh '''e, h'snt'
:. no, ornn'sin piaycu ms "iia
Niai' pano' "o nnane !, wiz nc
put "uf on the "hhorfH ch"su' ana
en.'. 'ee, must nave jug UP mo fe'ii
ese.'e' Hiahy oi IN. "u"iehoe k's'
STU o'npuoih nii's"It hii'iieu'
nc was us'hk Houha 70 portray an
Ioee. anu no "uooc'o'u- no WASH
u9'"h '" uONi" n'' h'a''S vars. IL
~ ''a'osi' WIS paii''r' no "ouio ho'
oe coh'eh, 20 puh' rows o, pretty
'I's'oh' nv wv" oo'"r 10 p"fuay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-07

s,Aiis 1919. ; sc cans booths sar-
dimes. 1ic. 2 cans string beans. use. ise
pkg Quaker oats zoe pkEa. nlscarnni
~ spaghetti. 7tc Stall i91. cans Ola
Dutch cleanser. i1c. 10 bars Crystal
white soep. $50. 2 pkEs. Grape SUITS. iso,
local patent flour. ,770. stall $50. Car
nation or Hordsn's milk, 1856 case. Csc
phK niue Ribbon tea. ssc. 4 ms. rolled
oats. 2so. I'm. sack corn meal coo,
stall i5e. graham cookies. dor. ikc.
walnut loaf. acc; 2 big loaVss bread. .sc.
stalls 7B-3s. extra good potatoes, - 20
sack nice small potatoes, ii.2s sack.
beet cabbage. Ii.io sack. best carrots,
$40 sack. Stalls ib7-its, Washington
creamery butter. Nc N. 2 ms. aSc.
strictly fresh eggs. t0o dor fresh made
peanut butter. &c n. Bfail 1906. lbs.
yellow corn meal. 7sc. 2oc can Happy
Home sRrdinas. ibo. N. can karo
syrup. Use: : PCS. Creamettes. 25c. Stall
100. No. I large Burbank potatoes. ti.Ib
snck. extra fancy winesap apples. 81 10
hoH Sugar stall. 7 ms sugar. h5c:
westisks Special flour. sac. Gold Bond
flour. s2.bg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-07
BRlCKlAYERS TO
ELECT TONIGHT

The annual election 81 officials
of the Washington state conference
Of The Brieklayers' and Masons' in
ternauonai union viii be held on
Friday at the headquarters In the
wilkee building.
President y. N. Pike. OF Seattle.
announced he would not be can
dldaie for recollection 81 ] Dunn.
OF spokane. w. &. Gould. OF Waiia
Waila. and l.. c. Larson are the
three candidates 10 bo voted upon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-07
kELLEHER SPEAKS
SATURDAY NOON

Daniel kellehcr. president Seattle
National bank. and recently appoint
ID By President Wilson as director
for Washington and Alaska federal
war savings campaign. will be the
principal speaker AT the regular
meeting and lunch Of tho KING coun.
~ Democratic club. Saturday noon.
at the Good Fats cafeteria. First ave
and Cherry "
Mrs. tempt y. Anderson. soprano.
VIII sing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-07

Stall ~. pot roast. isc N; hamburger
steak. ibo ~ Stall ,. spaghetti (Helnz),
sac can; Minute brew, 2ac can. Lily
gloss starch. lac pkg. fIcrHhoy's cocoa.
34c 10. Anderson new prunoH, roc NJ:
black figs. 100 N; green peas Zoe n;
iut.flsk. 1oo n Stall B. best Jersey
butter. 500 M: fresh ranch eggs. 300
dor sthll so. bread. q loRves Csc; buns,
TO don
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-07
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Big SHIP FIRM HERE

Offices arc being furnished IN
the l.. &. Smith building In Seattle
for the headquarters OF the Foun-
dalton Co. the largest wood ship
building firm on tho Pacific coast
Bhyley Hopkins will DO In charge
81 the headquarters. The concern
- also building ships In Portland.
Tacoma and British Columbia
points. besides having plants in
California and on the Atlantic
coast Tho concern plans In time
to launch a vessel week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-07
DIAMONDS GET
HIM SUSPECTED

Discovery Of two diamonds. valued
Mt $500, in the possession Of c. J.
Taylor. proprietor OF the Stanley ho-
tel. so5ss Pike ST. which the police
believe were stolen in Los Angeles.
led TO filing OF a grand larceny in
formation by Deputy Prosecutor Car
mody Thursday.
II is also thought by the police
that Taylor has a cache OF valuable
jewelry somewhere in the city. 1t II
known he had a safety deposit box.
Tayior's bond was set at $500. II
was furnished late Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-07
STEAKS On BIRDS

Prof. r. Victor Smith. OF the Uni
verslty % Washington. addressed
the Seattle Audubon society in the
Chamber OF Commerce assembly
room. Thursday. on tho subject OF
Bird Structure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-07
Public Markets


atonE's. PURE strained honey. isc IT
81 90 hroomn. Use. : cans standard to-
mAtoes gt~ Rod Seal Grocery. Annex.
sweet potatoes. he Sc. NM red can
coffee. &c - R'aii 10. fresh penuu,
butter. - 10. Huttsrrup marGaFia-,
tte 10. fps ssc Stsli 20. fi-oF
ioAvsa war bread. z1c Atan 20. wash
inFtan creamery butter. SOC n coffee
soc value iec N. Stall -. cooking APP
plea I'll 90 Dor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-07
REPULSE GERMANS
AROUND BEAUMONT

PARIS. Dec. 7.--Rcpulae OF two
German attacking waves. which fol.
lowed a violent bombardrnent around
REonyaux and Beaumont on the
right bank OF the Mcure. was an.
uounoed in today's official state.
mont Tho attackers were thrown
back IN fierce defensive fire. .
Artiv. artiiieryinE was reported
along the phone Rhine canal region.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-07
STREET FIGHTING
IN HARDIN GROWS
BY RALPH IL. TUNER

stat spOndcnf
TOXIC. Dec. 7.--Dirorders az Har.
din. as the result of the unsettled
political conditions In Russia. have
been increased by a Bolshevlh order
for the arrest OF Gen. Holwat. com
mander OF tho Russian troops there.
street fighting continued. and all the
shops have been closed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-07

Meetings OF n special character arc
being conducted by Rev. William
Moody Driver. OF Denver. in the
Mission hall OF the Volunteers of
America. 1904 sixth ave. near
Stewart st. every night except
Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-07
LAT0UCHE INJURED

with one OF her propylor blades
lost in an accident off my island.
near Vancouver. the foighter La
touche. Of the Alaska Steamship Co,
Is returning TO Seattle for repairs.
before completing her scheduled trip
20 Southwest Alaska. according 20 a
wireless message received by Supt
Il. u. Picrson Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-07
SlAOKE FUND DANCE

The BanJoSarophons Jazz band
VIII b. featured at dance Tuesday
night. in Leppcr hail. 1904 Fourth
avn, tho proceeds OF which will be
turned over 10 The Star tobacco
fund
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-07
BOY MISSING

Roland Schraut -. son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Jeffries. $50 27th ave. &. a
sehoolboy. who sells paper at Third
ave. and Pine NJ in the afternoons.
has been missing from his homo
since 6 o'clock Thursday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-07

COUNT MYA TOLSTOI. second
son Of the illustrious Russian author
has just returned from an extensive
survey OF Russia. saying that he
rensky's fall was due 90 his sent.
nentaiism and his fear that the lib
erty OF press and speech might be
curtailed.
''IIo was too idcalistic for the Rus.
sta OF today" said the count.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-07
FRENCH SHIP BUILT
MERE READY TO SAIL

The Seattle constructed auxiliary
schooner Douamon,. built b. The
PuKe; Sound Bridge q Dredging
Co for tho French government. will
be delivered Friday 20 reprcsen-
tauves Of tho owners and loaded
for her maiden trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-07

The senior class Of The Lincoln
high school will present "A Mid
summer Nights Dream" Friday and
Saturday nights.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-07
"Skookum's" Girl
Marries Corporal

Daisy 4. Mason. tho daughter and
heiress Of "skookum Jim" Mason.
ono OF tho Indians who discovered
gold in ,h. Kiondike and made a for.
tune thereby. wnA married TO Cor
porsl Harry @. Ebbcrt. coast artIi.
lery. Thursday at tho home Of Rev.
II. +. Brown. ITO W. s5th NJ.
Lieut.. Hans Damn was elected
president OF the Police Relief asso
clation at meeting Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-07
SENIORS GIVE PLAY

Alias Jimmy Valentine" will b
presented by the senior class Of the
Broadway high school. in the school
auditorium. at s p. m. Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-07
SECRETARY WILSON
TO SPEAK SUNDAY

Secretary OF Labor Wilson. chair
man OF tho federal mediation com
mission. In Seattle on n tour OF the
country in connection with labor
troubles, will speak on labor's con
nection with the war. in the Hippo
dromc. nt $3.50 sunday afternoon
There will be other speakers and
band music,
The doors will be opened Mt =
o'clock The public IL invited.
J. y. Ross. superintendent Of the
city light department. spoke on Sc
attle'a Industrial opportunities at a
luncheon OF the Seattle Athletic
club Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-07
LAND TO EXCHANGE FoR LOT

q acres in gkagit county; good land.
Price $500. mortgage 1850 for }
years.
Ho,ssss for sale. Ons s-room modern
rottaRe. 1900. one s-rOom modern
t-houss~a;7 100: on terms
= 1oYoUSG Il BROBERO
So Bxliard Ave. Phone Ballard si5.
WILL. TRADE 10 ACRES SOUTH
east Of Renton. price $3.50. as part pay
rnsnt for lot or house. Can also put
IN clear lot on s4th ave. Price $500.
r. r. HOLMES. $50 Empire Bldg
Reoond and Madison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-07

n10REr CHIN
WILL SVONO
-Asa.-~
~" ~
sNsuseNS
-
ALI l"al kOUUIO
srv.uvus r.vr ,uou ootua~
DOCK, roor or MARION STREET
I..V. AryiS.
s.siil. e.s,,l.
.y,,,o,,. m e., r.w..~ra-rer,
An..,s.
----y----.--------.'---'~ ,--.---.--.--------.-.
-. ,- $500. astl,
nirh, ana victoria
daily Doe. not call OIL,
iviotoria Sundays
Tacoma bir~~f
IieesFn steamers iac"ms sno
sseafn 'nn'snspons aor $500
,ssr,, go, So b,,,,. .erl ;.,sprn
,ssr-, i.,,ri. ,rfn &c rourai <.repm
tes..,t 80, t.aepfn
T.ssrrnr s.ersn
,.YE,,,L isseprn
daiiY daly
----------------
Fort Townsend sp~ria,
ssoarr str stony. for ror, iierrn
tecrrn Townsend sirset ieiepfn
daily icanr~r,.at Townsend daily
with rail- line. for ALL
points on oiympici
irsriu.u's
- :. - -
Ansrorfe~ IN" '~'lins""
,sssrn .'e"".s wnA'o"m s.ws
iusiiiurharn.
c-,,,.-,. .-,
''''' : : w
10 -. = huishan' ter! sieepfn
daily E.srsu Anseor,s' dA"y
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HA-Automobiles
10 GOOD used cars Wiuton Motor co
45-For Sale Miscellaneous


BASH AND DOORS
Kitchen cupboards. Z n. g In. vide. 7 ~
high. two glass doors ana three iong
adjustable shelves IN the upper part.
three drawers. ono flour bin. one sugar
bin. mixing board. ana a cupboard Tor
pots and pans with panel door In
lower part. Price t1S set up. or t15
knock down.
s.eross panel doors .............,is
Cottage front doof- ......... 3b0
Tvo.ilRht windows .............. Ia
Spruce flour bins .................I rs
Prepared roofing .................. las
Our large Illustrated catalogue No, W.
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quest.
Bell anyone, ship anywhere. ana guarsn-
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a n. TiEfD q Co
sf3 New York Block.

BEAVER DAM bottom, 20 ACRES
$50 Garden and celery land tho
richest kind Of soil. nothing better at
. pries: level as n floor. not rock %
,sukvpn the 20 acres. blocks 70
III Il atatlon and stores. located iu a
fae farming section; close 70 Seattle
Price So SIRE. 1850 per acre cash.
balance 70 suit "a Downs Block. 700
fscond ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-07
Notices

~ PERSON KSOwfS1 1HF
whsrsshauts % usiiis Fpssr age ik.
please notify his mother. Mrs. Eva
- Epssf. Araroftss. wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-07
16-Water Front Property

WATER FRONT BARGAIN
II acres Of very rich. black and brown
loan soil: all level covered with large
alder and maple; easy 70 clear. fine
beach: no bluff. grand view. 10 min
utes to dock. store and postoffics.
price 81 $50: HAf Cash
AABEN 4 SEXTON 60.
1910 FIRST Ave Elliott 53i7.
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Diamonds eat whtis yoa Walt. ;svsiFy
repaired snf fsmsisiei.
weFk ruarantssd at wh.irssi. rrtcea
HMirt tEwrf.nr NFD CO.
cts 4. 9 s~'-u ni-Do. yeurth rieov.
ON COURSE xaKEa FtSiaugp
fsnr.F 81 yon. Why vsii' Oar re-
safts susFentssf. itippnfF,rns. ftfts
go University riiisii titr
PRACTICAL. Nurse Mrs wtftrfK,
sen. eeft isth = v Fhons ballard
1857
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-07

% Lessons. listis eoss. watts.
SA tssp. usiiitary isfep. fes
k94P -ot. faubis. toadi-. hello pal
HN ais. oihsrs late from Ss-
\" rofk city Day ana svss.
NJ toEs Private halls
IN STEVENS NJ, ~. m 80, Az
49,. sx.mat.. r...N.s 49, -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-07

- WHOM Tr NAY CONcEKN THE
undersigned has made application "a
erect q Blacksmith shop a. ~ iiafnitn
81 lots ! 20 ~, block a.. iass Union
Shore Land Aiditipn AuYers d.
string 50 urof~a, against such oscu-
patton will file such protest - the
office ~ Eupefinisndsnt Of buildings
prior - nerrnhsr -. 1915.
LIBBY. MCNEIL a LIBBY Ovusrs
4 A NEtap$. isssss.
So. Fen.F Ordinance HfnTa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-07
Land for Sale

IMPROvED SMALL RANCH
10 Acres for 1850
More than ons-hasf rich bottom land
with orchard. barn and WING house
over acres cleared. balance pasture
less than half mile 90 lake front; on
cream route and close 10 Ecattis.
CLIFFORD T. VAN ARsDALE. Inc.
1912 Third Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-07

nAurtMg rtANO rf.ANI~U
Ana popular mpsir ,AuHht In 10 lessons
Fnntarrs HifE
utaaiH ktAuwros -frnfio nrEs.
oEfaPhsf 900 crazy mag
DtsMospH wATCHrR AND JEWEL.
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80 Legal Notices


Sasic~ % Fffst Meeting - Trustees
seattle. wash. December 9. 1917.
rhe first meeting % tho trustees OF the
PuEst Sound spar 90. ~in 10 held At
number tsr Nous Hifr. seattle.
wssh. on the ;f'h day 81 December.
lfiT. ~ - o'clock neon. Tor ths
transaction % such hpsines- ss may
properly come before the meeting
nrn n n-NEIf. Trusien
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win raise immense crops %
corn. rye. barley. timothy.
potatoes. squash. pumpkin. car.
rots. rutahagta. pears, cher.
ri-s. apples. etc Ideal for tho
production % asparagus and
celery.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-27
Our Fishing Presidents.

Fourteen of the twenty-seven presi.
dents Of the United States have been
fishermen When fishing and the pres
idencv are mentioned the mind In
stantIy recalls Cleveland. the fishing
president. He IL the one president
who wrote book discussing angling.
1t Is not generally known, but the hrst
president Of the republic was ON en-
thus!astic angler. 1t may be OF inter-
est to the enthusiastic anglers OF the
nation to record the names OF the hsh-
ing presidents. They are George
Washington, Martin Van Burcn, John
Tyler, Zachary Taylor, Willard Fill
more, Franklin Pierce, Abraham Lin
coin, Andrew johnson. Ulysses Simp-
son Grant, James Abram Garfield.
Chester Alan Arthur, Grover Cleveland.
Theodore Roosevelt and william HAsA
ard Taft.-New Xssk Gr=~