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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-02

We have powerful herbs. roots
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all chronic diseases and skin trou-
bles.
Jue Young wo Chinese Medicine
Co.
1861 First Ave. Correr Union 81.
Seattle wash.
CAEPENrERs ASp BUILDERS
wanted Carpenters 20 40 Inside finish
Ing v1fk in exchange Tor deutai eofk
Tnlon men can 50 90 work 81 once
Telephone Main tsta
MODERN BARBER CoLLEgL
it1 Washington st
Young man. ~ tarhsr: earn wages
while learning. positions open scholar
ships and diplomas issued personal ln-
sfrgcftpns and demonstfstions
USnEDEEMED PLEDGES FOR SALE
Ovsrcoats rainroata Mackinaws. suits
fswelry. musical Instruments guns. etc
Bargain Store loan Offics, i2o First
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by DOING BUSINESS tPsTAfHa
Traris sells mems fzs suits and over.
coat. Tor Us. Traeie's Upstairs Suit
shop sosh Third ave
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SPIRITUAL msoiums
MADAM LESLIE

ANp CLAInVprAST
TIL. famous rhrenninEist reads tuHr sn-
iirs itfs from the rfadir o. old aao JUS
40 the head thdirAfrs. Eirrs goa dates.
facts. tells req suat has pasasd IN life.
shat 10 hsgrsntnE Wifhnat askinE a
single aurstion she does rot tell thlnrs
Co please. bot reads thinHa tusi a. ths
head inilrAtes. tells Fwl what pianrfs
ynu ssrH BORN uhdrr. TIE lucky and un-
tursg giarffs. wtsu Fut ahnm sou VIII
marty settles and Ftrfainr love fstn-
80 ifuubi~s marriages divorce health.
Nusinsss lte suits sr~rufafiana irfref b.
tnrnts irausa Ftiens - All htrfs in fact
nH matter " has Fuur hapr fear or am.
liflna. come Goa thia nefef uhfHnaina les
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anBuns ta nr nrsrrr essfui tter a1ftr~
removes ~ trouble Hh~ guarantee
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are sifirtiY tuufideuiiat CAu anf rau-
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REGIMENT BAND DANCE

\ dance and carnival will be Civ.
en- Friday night, at the Armory. by
the Second Regiment band. to raise
a fund of $500
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from date the subscription IL re-
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supplied
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CHANGE IN ADDRESS ~-Suhscrtt crs
should be sure ana give their vid
as we'll as their now address.
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BANKS
BILLIARD TABLES

ron SALE RiLLtARp TABLES,
branf new, cArNn1 and pocket. Nlt"
eornpi.ts autnt 1850: soronA hand "a
hles az reduced prices. bowling alrl
supplies. easy payments cigar 800
fixtures send Cor catalogue ln'
brunswick Ralke-Coiiender 20. wv
.ss-sss rirs, ave s. sea,ti. Wash
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MADAM NELLIE

worlds greatest clairvoyaat and phreu-
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iifc past. present and future. gives true
advice on business love health and
family affairs, tolls the nnmo ~ your
future husband or wife. and what to do
TO be successful IN NE. She has lust
arrived In this city never here before
one visit viii pay You for your many
disappointments IN others She win 70
move all obstacles and toll yon how to
win and hold the one YOU desire She
gives advice on All important affairs Of
life. Special readings soc Hotel Elk
room g. 1891 Second uear zine
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MADAM HONOR was nonN
~ Alexandria
Egypt She T. recognized as tho fnoat
wonderful phrenoioEiEt IA the world
Her readings VIII astnnlah YOU ~ we'll
~ delight You. She tells past present
and future correctly. giving you Vaiua
bio Information on al affairs OF iifo
near ana dear 10 tho human heart. II
IN trouble, she can help YOU. Her al.
vice n good Try her Guaranteed sat.
isfncti0n. Room ~ Antiera Hotel
Fourth ave ana Union At
Mrs 49, itDt'k SItUiTtNLtsr MIN
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DAY evenings. Consultations dolly
Hotel Hyhcc i82i Third ave Eltlott
aiTt
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patmiHtt satisfaction guaranteed. read.
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lsvVV leet .s+s...s -..sss -..ss. INV
10 s-foot flooring and ceiling.
isvVV teef sssss.- INV
Bungalow cedar siding 4 and Sin.
for staining. standard lengths. 1000
Cupboard doors. frames finish. mould
fnza, buiiders' hardware, glass. etc.
O. w. WILI.TAMa
Tel Main S47 1913 First ave 3
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ACREAGE FOR SALE

-~-=---~s~-~-~-~~-s---,-
~ ACREAGE FOR SALE
TnE sAfIsr rIACr ~ TnI
WORLD ioH hotn No>Ei
D,rosII ~ ~ LaND
The Foundation ~ AN Wealth
20 acres ~ very rieh. level land running
water riwht nn main highway. and
only 60 minutes nom car offioe
mites from town. stores. bank. mirs
cir.
PRICE u;ai Norn own TERMS
Let 10 show 500 THIS IN our auto frse
AAsE> a SEXTON 90.
1910 First Ave Elliott sft1
NoN -HfsiDI>r OMNIR
Has tao a-aefT tracts well improved ard
near tho navy yard. ono a. 5000 $500
cash ana SIC per month ard ono 1t
81 oHo. 1900 cash hnf 80 prr month
CLIFFORD VAN AHsDAiE. Inc.
1913 Third Ave fot Washington 81
open evenings uu o'clock
A uAWBAtN fo.AeEE DAIRY FARM.
one mite from sumau rar particular
sddress Jno 4 COOK sufpas Wash
ctr ACKI AGI
Nenr fhr a. navy yard D. nhsoiut ,iy
the a1frrt iut~etmfui 1uu cain make.
acres good suii walking distance TO
yard 800 $50 cash
CLIFFORD NAN AHSDAtE. I've
1919 Third Ave ioi Warrington 50
RNfN ~ 'hlNNH flN % rlneN.
FOW DETAILS on LANDS
Handy 20 our mills and camps
Write or see r H. MEIkLEJOHS
MGR Land Dept 1901 T.. C. smith Bldg
SEATTLE WASH
You deal with ~ direct"
THREE LAKES LUMBER co
UNWG NIN to-ACWE RANCH %ENU
M vernon, buildings orchard. % acres
plpwcd. o. FinHhrd and partly cleared
90 good soil 81 600 easy terms no
exchange. owner Address H.ar star
.rN~~N~NrNSNrNe~~S~SN~~~ gN~.~NNN~~y-&~
AZ LOTS FOR SALE
FotR Lors ~ SEATTLE WASH
that ! VIII SOIL Ht sacrifice. also cx.
change Tor grocery or small Minucsota
farm. Minske. 2i1i T. Lake st. sin.
uonpplia MINI
ron SALE TWO LOTS. GOOD HOUSE.
1925. at Port Orchard can ballard
t77s
BUNGALOws ron RENT BY ADAMS
81 FHuntlerov West $50
---~~-~-~~-s-------
~ FOR SALE-HOUSES
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Per lire per Insertion Soc. ...e.. g
six Insertions tor the price Of i've
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Ballard Agent: =. II MULLEN
ssoo Railsrd Ave. Phoue Hallarl . goo
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& n scMoFF-is poWn- p,ds. Is' "a
ave CONSTR TArtON FREE. CONT
Dental; laws husband ard wife. Erne''
al practice. tees moderate.
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LADIES. ny REMEDY rs POgiTIvELY
guaranteed or money refunded call
and 30 convinced Car 1ii7 smith aye
sec DINNEH appealing dishes Willard
Caf@ Seventh and Union
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GvSSELf. II. rNRRELts-tes y. WV
General practice estates laws te.Na
.ns ~tf~ rorsuitattan free Elliott ~
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ATToRNsYs-PAreNr

p. pALf--EsyA RtisuEn isst okN'
~rri practice ru-ke Building ses see
end ave- Maln fses
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s-MIsceLlANgoUs FoR SALE
lN> sEiis rRtNh~

Repairing % luggage. purses aud ufn-
brriiaa speciality. Dunn Trunk Co.
ffs Yesf~~ way Mai. rtfT
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Of the Cross

There any Cross OF the Legion OF Honor for Manus
Duggan. lie led troops that slaughtered He bombed no
helpless He daring aviator who fought his 20
antagonists from the skies, He killed
He but miner, OF the rough sooty fellows you
sometimes meet He young. had little home wife and
infant child Just OF the plain, everyday fellows pass
without notice whom let thru life without feeling that
they your brothers. Manus Duggan How common IT
sounds when uttered with that the world calls great
Manus Duggan saved Is in that Montana mine eaas-
ophe and died As his breath grew short down there in
the black depths OF the earth he scrubbed piece OF paper
which they have found his corpse Airs getting foul
But I'm not afraid TO die
The world will forget Duggan.
And the world will forget the fire at the home OF
former Deputy Sheriff Jack Madden Tuesday IL will for
get how who kept his identity himself broke into
the house and scornng the fury the flames and the
sbity OF DEATH carried year-old Elizabeth of the
house then vanished Tho the baby later died does
minimize his heroic
The world will forget il it has already forgot
young Freeman Coburn 10. OF Seattle who rescued
companion and drowned in the attempt second
comrade
No OF battle cheers OF victory. flag for the
dying glorious thought OF sacrifice for country Lone
illness, stiffness darkness the breathe lowers and
lowers In the Valley OF the Shadow of Death Manus feared
neither for himself for his wife and babe Young
to. They giving their lives for friends The Good
Shepherd puts the Cross OF Honor such tho the world
may forget
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NEXT NOVEL
Robinson Crusoe"
n, nI~t n.r
BY Daniel DeFoe

/ my existence upon receipt OF his
long delayed letter from Mrs.
Reed. II had seemed almost like a
hid for his wealth and favor. But
nQr, that | was TO wed, II seemed
fitting To acquaint my nearest
blood kin with the fact.
As tho day OF the wedding ap.
preached began To look for n re.
ply; II would have been good TO
have had some other than kind
Mrs. Fairfax wish mo well. hut
none came. and gave over look.
ing. sin q a change OF residence or
death even could easily have pre.
vented my miSsive from reach .ng
its destined reader.
Al last the day arrived. Sophie
came at 10 dress me: she was
very long indeed In accomplishing
her task; so long that Mr.. Roehes.
ter sent up 10 ask why did no,
come. fastened down. was re.
oeived a, the foot OF the stairs by
Mr.. Rochester.
Continued In Our Next issue)
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A Tip From Webster

About year ago young fellow finished school anC
work. His father him a congratuatory note
saying that he glad his had secured position
The replied something like this
Dear Dad: glad letter but
all haven't secured position. and hope
viii What have done is job. chance to work
You both II don't believe It, look
Webster
= make beyond hazard, I'm just
started this I fired haven't
beyond hazard. unless I
Even then there be fire slump In
business. I lose mind
Position fixed place, and believe I don't
consider that have a fixed place Not II help IT,
ahead, somewhere I'd consider that
limit. a position. %
Il might traffic policeman little
ambition become captain and have comfortable office
I suppose might that old
e keeper a had a position II he had a
him better Jobs and he had decided
could become cashier teller. and
signed his fate
But 10 / daddy a from Webster
position fired, but I'd rather
a position when there's much
ahead"
The boy right. He may get there, but he
his way You get job and stick it long you
it isn't leading you position Don't worry about whethe
YOU are getting wages salary If you do the work tn
salary will take OF itself That is OF course il the jo
S for which you adapted.
position is just as small as the man who fills it, jol
is Just big the makes it.
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STORY ABOUT A HUNGRY AUTOGRAPH MODERN FABLE

That's the way autocrats look at things, you know
So this mighty autocrat, not needing to his own
people great hordes OF his Turks Indians Mex
leans and yellow who burnt down churches schools
and homes killed the men, ravished the girls and wives
bombed the children executed the and SICK and
cleaned that nation OF its fat for the
OF course, this is only synopsis OF the story about
the great Some $50 representative try
ing to write whole book about it, at Washington
They'll finish it, too, unless sort Of fire is started
Moral: The fatter they the sounder they sleep.
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Continued From Our Last issue
CHAPTER ".
Find Love

Continued From Our last lssuel
CHAPTER ".
Find Love
Merry days were those at Thorn
field Hall and busy days. too. Bu,
ut last the party brose up. and
quiet again settled over the house
hold.
Nothing definite was said of Mr.
Rochester's marriage with Miss In
gram. but the servants. and even
Mira. Fairfax. considered Il n set
tied affair Tho house party. she
said was as good ms an announce
ment OF the engagement.
II was the week after the party
left that | was summoned TO Gates
head. In all those years | had
never once heard either from or OF
my aunt and cousins. Hut now
tho message said. Mrs. Reed was
dying aud wanted To see me.
had some difficulty in obtain
Ing leave from Mr.. Rochester. but
at last he allowed mo n week.
might say here II was month be
fore | returned. My aunt was dy
ing. and ! was able to be OF use
In her dcmoraliKed household
But II was not with view OF
securing my services that she had
sent for me. Tho letter. which
she had kept for years. and then
gave me jus, before she died. tells
the whole story.
MADAM:
"Will you have the goodness 10
send me the address OF my niece.
Jane Eyre. and TO tell mo how she
ls: u 10 my Intention 10 write short.
" ard desire her TO come TO me az
Madeira Providence has blessed
my erdeasors 10 secure a eompe-
teney: and az ! arm unmarried and
eniidiess, wish 10 adopt her dur.
lre my life. and oeaueath her a,
my death whatever ! may have 10
leave.
II am. Madam. etc. etc.
JOHN EYRE. Madeira"
A fortnight of calm succeeded my
return 20 the Hall, Nothing was
said OF the masters marriage. and
| saw no preparation going on for
such an event. Almost every day
{ asked Mrs. Fairfax II she had
yet heard anything decided. her
answer was always In the mega.
tive.
ON Midsummer.eve Adele. weary
with gathering Wild Strawberries In
Hay Lane half the day. had gon.
to bed with the sun. | watched
her drop asleep. and when left her
I sought the orchard. No nook
In the grounds more sheltered and
more Edenllke. IL was full OF trees.
Il bloomcd with flowers: very
high wall shut II out from tho
court. on one side. on the other.
beech avenue screened IL from
the lawn.
felt as II could haunt such
shade forever. but In threading
the upper part OF the Enclosure. en-.
tieed there By the light tho now.
rising moon casts on this more
open quarter. my step Is stayed
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This Is Important News

Those who study prisons and try find out why men
get there will be interested in this from New York city
Out OF 1000 OF military age registered June in
penal institutions of that city, less than per
physically fit for service
In Baclwelrs island prison NOT ONE WAS FIT FOR
THE ARMY. Everyone physical discard.
great many persons who have studied such things much
will say that perhaps the physical condition of these young
may be the chief for their presence in prison
And Of us feel quite that fine healthy bodies
and normal minds likely keep their
Of prison
1t is with satisfaction that reflect upon the
that this will do great deal make human bodies
stronger and heathier-and that make prisons
useless
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Once upon time there autoerat who was
very hungry. lie and all his subjects very hungry
for both food and money because long bitter had
been fought
This a large war and il had reduced not only
the victorious autocrats country but all the neghhor-
ing vanqushed countries the starving point 10 be
this had power in hand than other
who lived. but he needed food and money TO keep
his power alive
He had starved great people called the British and
with them. their Superlative navy. lie had crushed
great people called the French lie had the AuStrians
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waiting his table, and in his pocket held lesser
peoples such Italians, Turks Serbians Portuguese,
Grecians, Rumanians and Bulgarans while all he had TO
do to put scowl and go and pick off the
bushes all the Dutch. Swedes Danes and Norwegians
that he needed Not only he the autocra all
these peoples but his system of starvation had him
command their former colonies and he could 90 down
into Africa and black power into India Mexico
or South America and get partly black power, into
the Far East and get yellow power do his bidding
So you see this autocrat had power enough.
But already minated the had been awful
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pETITIoNINo CONGRESS

Editor The Star In your paper OF
Wednesday. June 6. read OF men
IN Seattle being arrested for cir.
culating a petition 10 the United
States congress. II II is a crime
for a citizen 10 use his constitu.
tional rights. they had better come
and arrest me too. az ! have cir
culated several copies OF said men
toned petition In my nelghborhood
and got many signers.
II It ~ Il crime TO disagree with
President Wilson on some OF his
war policies. also plead guilty. ]
am neither proGerman nor anti
German. pro.Enslish nor anti-Eng-
lish. but am opposed TO Prus-
sianixing and Morganizing this
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Letters to the Editor

country and am yours for inter
national socialism and the brothse
hood Of man. JAMES LUND,
Redondo. Wash
Editors Note-There have
been no arrests for circulating
any petition 70 congress or
asking for the repeal OF any
ia~. Arrests made here were
on charges against men who
circulated statements alleged
TO counsel forelbIe reslstanes
TO the select service law. Ure.
ing anarchlstie resistance TO
law 10 not Synonymous with
the right Of petition and free
speech.
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and the badly needed money and vicuas,
for himself and all his powers So any other person
would do, he looked about for somebody having cash
and food. And he found that somebody.
Not far away, by undcrsea, he saw nation
that fat with resources money breadstuifs and other
property and he smiled a wide smile when he that
the fat party had spent its time. energy and opportunity
in trying decide whether the poor ne rich should
pay for the defense OF that property 90 per cent Of
being owned by the rich Strikes funny" said
the autocrat TO himself "Of course. the rich shouldn't
pay"
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Paw Is Looking for
Honeymooners Who
Spurned His Advice

Father Forte Is looking for Joe
Merlino, q. and Louise Forte, -.
The couple eloped Monday. and
Forte says his daughter isn't old
enough to marry.
Me- ilnO, who works at the Wash.
ipgtOn Iron Works, has been court
ing Miss Forte three years lie
asked Tor her hand. and hct father
raid no.
." ait three more years he Or.
decd
MerllLo wouldn't wait. Lcitsa
came home from the Black overall
factory. where she works. packed
her trousseau, and with Mehlino
flew the coop"
The Fortes live at 1852 Sturris
1T.
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Joe Springs Novelty

Friends Of Lieut.. Joe Mason q
the police station were surprised
u see him coming down the street
in what looked like a grand piano
Thursday morning. Close inspec-
ton proved the vehicle 10 be moth
ing more than Ford dressed up II
e Circasian walnut finish.
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All letters must bear the
name and address OF writer
and must not be more than
200 words long II you do not
want name published. say so.
Use pen or typewriter. DO
not crowd space. Write on
one side OF sheet only.
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EDITORIALETTEC

BRITISH COMMONS, by it's vote Yesterday limited
Another Of d
franchising them?
you be called to the front
life don't forget demand
WARDALL pay GUN ties due to
Wonder that includes
Of sergt Putnam?
publishes fslings, master, even tho he
servant-Goehe
THE OTHER thunder loud ad ston
Nothing congress that
CHANG cHoo CHUNG, premier Of chnai name would
Bake dandy to home singing early n mornno
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CHAPTER V.


Mr.. Rochester had said that in
month he hoped TO be bride.
groom-so month | let II be- |
had little money. so my prepara-
tions had TO be of the simplest.
There were no guests that
cared to ask to my marriage, but |
did write to my unknown uncle in
Madeira. telling him Of the coming
event. | had not apprised him of
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eAR6ARous cAlUMNY

fOneida. III. Ncwsl
To Whom II May Concern
Somebody has told have
given tho Nelson boy the bar
ber's itch and I want the PEG.
pie 10 know that IL positively
Is not true. rs Rev. Thompson
heard DR. Stewart tell me II
was r'ngworm on his neck.
have nothing like IL. IA keep
a clean shop. II you don't be-
lieve II. come in and look IL
over. W. H. Shepherd.
Don't be surprised II U.boat M
begins 10 show signs OF cold fee
He certainly mus, have felt tha
trait.
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. . f.. ID. TX S . .
COL YUM
|, GOOD TIME WAS HAD ny ALL

4 GOOD TIME WAS HAD ny All
While q wedding party wa. la proxre..
Ia Cecilia hall. tot Grand at. Williams.
hurg. earl, to-day. one Of the guests,
samuel retrick. Of $50 o. Ieurth ~
Manhattan. got into AN argument with
ono Of tho musicians and. picking up .
drum. hurled 10 smens the dancers.
The instrument landed on = woman.
head. u stunned her and she dropped
Ia the floor. INSTANTLY the place was la
sn npr"-r. There wa. = Wild scramble
OF tho part OF the guests 60 get their
coats and hat. FROM tho wardrobe. sam
uei Ishau. o special policeman. attempt
down by the latter. retrick VA. ar
re.ted.--fircolis N. W E.Kie.
Ella r. Brlte. a Cincinnati school
teacher. was arrested for jay.
walking. Ella u. Britor. say We
Frank Legauek. Cleveland
teamster. was injured In runa.
way We are glad he didn't break
his Leganek.
Wa Shlng Is the proprietor OF a
Chinese hand laundry al 250i First
ave.
Mrs. Bump was shaken up by
falling down flight OF stairs IN 4
factory In Kalamazoo. Mitch.
And speaking oil the $500. 600
campaign So that those OF our
blood and flesh may be nursed 60
health by the Red Cross. there -
Fred Crosaer. meat cutter. 240s
Irving place. Seattle.
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TO THE TAXPAYERS
OF KING COUNTY:

On June II King with
the Houghton Medina Bellevue OF
Just weeks King awarded the paving with
Highway the Junction
road { So5S42
No either of these
Virried
backed submitted
Of
These awarded of the
belief shared
build roads build
a Vmif Brick
Within few weeks bids probably the awarded
practices pursued the stretch of highway
Are the taxpayers of King County that their
shall thus be without thought without
form of protection their investment road building?
to
Vitnfed Brick for period TWENTY YEARS
absolute OF is
roads built of Niifed Brick
the end than roads built to
rfed Brick roads the best
OF
waste the Of the
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FATHER

Brother spades II.
Rakcs and grades Il
lHis Job IL the hard uni;
Sister seeds II.
Mother weeds it
sim its Fathers Garden.
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u VA. agreed ansnirneu.ly that durin e
the war r~fre.hment. would y. limited
20 one thing and . drink. or two thtnx.
and water for beverage. several 40
cistir. In SHREWSBURY have adopted that
rule lately. snong them tho ". a. z. q.
---s'ronsburx t>eb.) Headlight.
We notice that another call has
been issued for volunteers. This
wouldn't be bad time for a few
OF the 100000 who had enlisted
With Roosevelt to enlist with Uncle
sam
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-21

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selling
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roads 1t present strictly on its
without consideration
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be
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inquiry and adopt
tina we asks