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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-05
ARMY OFFERS CHANCE
FOR CIVILIANS NOW
New Order Permits Recruiting
Officers to Accept Candi-
dates for All Trades.

In tho past it has been a ruling Of
the war department that no appoint
mont 10 the quutermastcI department
OF the United States army would be
wade except from other branches cf
the regular service. such aS artillery
infantry. cavalry. coast artl cry. aero
'uuddron or the like. Under a new
ruling, dated beCcher 2S. G.. W. Read
Udlutaut general. issues an order
known to the department as order
number 2509G0l which provides that
recruiting officers thrLout the country
may now proceed to enlist men for
branches Of the luapermaster de
partmcnt from civilian life.
Not What I, Seems.
To those uu1cquaiuted with military
affairs 1t would appear that being Il
soldier is "soldi aring." That there Is
marching to bo dorc, guard mounts to
be- carried ont and the usual daily drill
to o." performed
Such is not the case. however. There
urc thousands of men In the United
States army who, In the past five
years have not shouldeerd a Spring
field. This is due to the fact that
they have been transferred to the quar-
taken up line Of work :or which
th,N were especially fitted. such as
stcnogrdphcrs. storekeerors. school
teachers Watchmen, auto mocn,nlsts
uitd clerks.
Raise Salaries.
These men have been given in
creased salaries and been placed IN
adNauta Scous posts. TO fiji their po-
,itiOuS the dtpartuept now permits
thru the recent order, its recruiting
officers to enlist for the following
service men from civilian life,
Clerks. typeWriters. stenographers,
chautteurS. machinists (auto), far
riers, hurscshocrs. blaCkSmiths hak
crS, cargadurs. carpenters, cooks, engi-
rccrs freWen. forIgcmastcrs. horse
trainers. lahorers, mechanics (autol,
ovorsecrs Of labor, painters, packers
CpucktrmnS, packmastors, plumbers,
saddlors. stablemen, Storekeeners.
school teachers. tclmstor', tent max
ors warehouse men, watchmer,
WheelWvichts.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-05
MAN IN COLBERT
CASE SLAYS SELF

out of his fare early Friday morning
when the murder Is believed To have
been committed. this being a technical
accusation to obtain his arrest
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-05

state election board filed in his of.
flee. The Socialists were to have filed
a similar action on behalf of II. II.
Sinclair. appointed as the Socialist
member Of the proposed new board.
but II is possible they will await tho
outcome uf the action now before the
court
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-05

VVN I'M I'D FNON TNOE ONF
without thuro discussion and eXhaus-
tive inquiry into It's effect upon gen
cral conditions" Mr. Black stated
I'VE do not believe there Is AN init
nation of unfairncs in any proposition
We have set out but are convinced
that "ll are equitable and will rebound
TO okiahoma's unbuildnR and pros
pcritN not 10 amy individual class but
To all the people and to an Oklahoma
Industry
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-05

The state industrial commission.
In its report. had no recommcnIotfons
To make as 20 amendments tn The
Wcrhlpcn's compensation law and the
committee heartily ndor-cd TINS rc-
port 10 did not feel that the laws
operation had progressed during a
period sufficient TO establish defects
n II. and IT felt that the commission.
which dtly came into contact with
operation of its provisions. should be
competent To Judge IFS Nouo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-20
SLAVS FOUGHT
AT SEA CAMELY

By upited rrrss Leased Wire
pETRooRAp, Oct. 2o.--Rus-
sls's soldiers and sesmen gun
ners manfuIly fought tire Ger
man fleet In the Riga gulf sc-
tlons--tnowlno that they we're
outraneod ard overwhelmed In
sheer weight OF their ad.
Verssrles, according TO a for.
NAL revlew OF. tho navy general
staN isaued today.
Al least two.thirds Of the grea
German fleet OF ten dreadnaughta
ten cruisers, my destroyers ant
cicht or ten submarines partici
pated In the attack against thu
small Russian fleet.
Despite all these difficulties.
the staff asserted. 'our crews main
tanned perfect order and distin
guished themselves in this greaI
feat Of bravery"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-20
FRANKIE J0RD0M
IS KILLED BY AUTO

A telegram received by Heery
Lubelski. 1919 3sth ave. ~. Satur-
day morning from hts son-in law.
Charles Jordon. states that his
daughter. Frankie Jordon. has been
killed In AN auto accident In Los
Angeles.
Henry Lubeisld. the father. VIII
leave sunday morning at $50 for
Los Angeles.
Charles Jordon was formerly the
North western three cushion billiard
champion. ana later went 10 Los
Angeles. 60 work In the motion pie.
ture business, His wife. Frankie
Jordon. played at the Tivoli theatre
and was known as Francis kem-
ball ON the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-20

MENTOR. o.. Oct is.--Mrs.
James A. Garfield. widow OF the
president assassinated by polit.
ical crank. Is intensely interested
In the country's war work. despite
the fact that she il seriously III at
her home here.
One OF her sons. DIR. Harry a.
Garfield. national fuel administrat-
or. recently was called 20 his moth.
cr's bedside. Several q her grand
sons are serving with the United
States In the present war. She
gives them 10 her country just as
periodically as she did her bride
groom husband. back in the days
when James A. Garfield quit teach
Ing TO join In the singing OF:
we are coming. Father Abra.
ham. 100000 strong"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-20
SHIPPING REVIVAL
IS AIM OF j. S.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 20.--Every
shipbuilding yard in the country to-
day Is training camp-a "Platts-
burg" of industry. A revival of the
days when American clippers were
best on the seven seas is sought by
turning mechanics and laborers
into expert shipwrights. while
schools are teaching officers for
the new American merchant ma
rlne.
Under direction of the United
States shipping board. every yard
engaged in the war work--and that
means virtually all yards--is CALI
ing men inside the guarded prem
ises and giving them a course OF
instruction. There is a degree OF
military training also.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-20
SPIRITUAL MEDIUM
Don't fail 70 see
Madam Niahona

THE aCIENTfrtc ftiNnu
ctAtitNON ANT AND
MEDIUM
Have yonr iife Thoroughly read and 90
riaiued by genuine medium. "n-
naturally nifted Win the powef 60 tell
the many coming events ~ your future
iifs. She does not tell thinHa 90 please.
hut reads things iust ~ the head in
dirhteHi tells you the planets yen we're
hnrn under tho lucky and uniu"kY
planets when and whom you VIII
marry settles nnd explains love, FAM
~ truubies. marriage. divorce, heniih.
business, iassuits, speeuiHtionH. inVen.
tons, transactions ~ all kinds In
TACT no matter what yaur hope fear
o. ambition, come 90 this noted me
alum and find help There 10 no need
fnr anyone 20 be unsueessafui Or uns
happy. No matter what che cause. her
advice removes all trouble ahe guar
antees satisfaction OF no charge. Tier
feedinEH are strictly confidential Does
hnythinE seem TO 80 wrouE, aud has
fortune never smiled upon vouf Has
your iife been rmptyf 10 not despair
a. you can yet learn the true road 20
success ana happiness. for both await
you " you only know how. when and
whore 20 find them Satisfaction guar
Antssd special readings this week
Permanently located at Liberty iiidsss
Third ana linton. room 500 Hours.
a m 60 . . m. daily ard sundays
SPECIAL READINGS 80 CENTS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-20
Young Albertson
Is Heir to Estate

Robert Brooks Albertson. Jr.. ?.
son OF the late Judge Robert B. Al
bertson. has been appointed rs chief
legatee In the Will Of his father.
which was filed in the probate court
Friday.
Three trustees have been direct
ed 10 educate and provide for the
son until he IL 25 years OF age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-20
BILLION AND half
IS DUE BELGIUM

By w. .. FOHHGS
United Press STAFF Correspondent
PARIS, Oct. 2o.---At least
one OF the first Items Germany
one Of the first Items errsny
must settle when II comes 70
squarine up accounts.
This is the approximate
amount OF damage by German
depredations In Belgium, ac-
eording TO official statistics to-
day.
Following is the statement Of
accounts" as itemizcd by the Bel.
gian government.
War contributions levied up 10
August 10, I9i7--s2ss, 900 900. Pri.
yate war contributions and fines
fup 10 the end OF Is1g-$40. o00.'
900. Confiscation OF machinery
and requisitioning OF raw materials
to January. l9l5--s,00,000 900.
Destruction of sources OF eco
monte wealth mot including de
struction OF private property
which is still continuing) I'll .ooos
OOO. 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-20
GERMAN ARTILLERY
IN VIOLENT ACTION

by United Frees Leased Wire
LONDON. Oct. 20.-Niolent ar
tillerying was reported In ,oday's
report from Field Marshal Haig-
North of Lens. between Tower
Hamlets and the Ypres-Rouiers
railway, the enemys artillery was
active yes srday evening and ear
~ al night" he said. Northeast
Of Ypres there was considerable
artiilerying mutually"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-20
JAPAN IS NOT SELF
DEPENDENT, NE SAYS

Inability TO produce necessities Of
war would prevent Japan from in
depcnderiiy maintaining herself FOR
more than few weeks In IA mod
crn war
This is the conclusion OF *. y.
Mcclure. magazine publisher.
He has returned To America. be-
iieving that Japan Will seek 10
maintain friendship with Great
Britain and America, the two great
est naval powers. IN order to main.
tain herself Mcclure spoke TO
school teachers here Friday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-20
SAMMY IN FRANCE
BUYS LIBERTY BONDS

tnitri prers Starr cerresponders
AMERICAN FIELD HEADQuAR-
TIERS, Oct. 20.--American Sammies
are not only going to do their bit"
in the trenches. fighting the Huns.
but they are setting an example for
folks back home in a record-break-
ing purchase Of Liberty bonds.
Several million dollars In sub
scriptions were reported today.
The heavy artillery claimed the
top figures. with nearly 100000
pledged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-20
TROOPS SEND
HOME CLOTHES
BEFORE MOVE

ny staff Correspondent
CAMP LEWIS. Tacoma, Oct. 20.
Camp secretaries Of the X. NJ.
G. A. are busy assisting soldiers
10 pack up and send home civilian
clothing, for which they have no
further use. More than 800 worth
OF STAMPS were purchased at one
building alone yesterday TO use
on the selected mems baggage. A
movement Of troops makes tho
sepding the clothing an immediats
necessity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-20
, Sundays a Week
for Camp Lewis

BY staff Correspondent
CAMP LEWIS. Tacoma. Oct. 20.
There will be two Sundays every
week in Camp Lewis. Mai. Gen.
Greene today announced that mem
bers OF the Seventh Day Adventist
church would be permitted all dey
Saturday every week In which to
Worship
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-20
Movie Offers Auto
Rides to Its Patrons

Tho management OF the Society
theatre. movie on the corner Of
Broadway and John st. has sent out
circulars offering to call on the lady
patrons with an automobile and re-
turn them home, while the woman
slugger scare Is terrorizing the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-20
ROYAL EGYPTIAN
QUEEN

lave your life thoroughly read and 80
planned by n genuine Egyptian pnlmist
and clairvoyhnt, one naturally gifted
With tho power 10 tell many coming
events OF your iifc. how 10 gain sue
ceas IN business. health. marriage. d.
vorce. speoulations and transactions Of
all kinds. DO you find tho one you
have borrowed your trust Bnd nffec-
lions upon acting cool ana indifferent
toward your ahe advises on all i'm
portnnt hffalra Of life. Special this
week. readings 20 cents. s72 univer-
city. corner Sixth ave Don't forget
the rettatte
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-20
NINE. VICTORIA

WIND y WfFNTITN To
phfsnoiogisi. guarantees 20
read your entire life. rits true advice
on business, love. health and family
affairs. snd what 90 10 20 hs aurresnful
IN life one visit viii pay you for your
many diaappointmsuis in others She
will remove all obstacles and tell you
how 10 win aud hold the one you de.
sire Special readings SOC. Daily and
Sunday Room ~. Abbott Hotel. over
Owl drug ainrn. a0s n PIKE II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-20
Madame Angelina
stfp t-s.nr nnfcr Avn Nst-rft-Ns

EFFtFffFNFFsN'FUF NsFF " TFIFI = "
Reads your entire iifs, past. present ard
future. correctly gives names dates
and figures IN business. love, Law. mar
fisgc and domestic trouble tells what
Nnu are best adapted for ami Hhaf 90
DO to better your conditions In life
This lady readp Your head you
would an open book A reading ~ her
witi meet your hiKhsat expectations.
and you Will 10 wissr and happier
after consulting her, This Hifted lady
remove. evil Influences Permanently
located Hours from 70 10 a SPECIAL
READINGS soc. iisis Pike st.. rooms
I HHN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-20

Handling the coal situation for
the nation isn't half the job OF
handling Il in the basement on a
cold winter morning when the fur.
mace IRE is out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-20

Chleaao's nnay'or says men also
should knit. Membership In the
Home Knitting league. however, II
not ground for exemption.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-20
MADAM ASMARA


This famous phrenoioEis' reads your en-
tire iifc. 1ua, as the head indicates
gives you dates. facts. tells you what
has passed IN life. what IL happening.
without eskinE single question. She
does not tell things 20 please. but reads
things Just AZ the head indicates; tolls
you what planets you were born under.
the lucky and unlucky planets, when
and whom YOU will marry. settles and
explains love. family troubles. mar
rieges divorce. health. business. Law
suits, aperuiatlnrr Investments
transactions Of all kinds In fact. no
matter what your hope. fenr or hmbi-
tion. come 20 this noted phtrnoioRist
and find help. There IL no need for
anyone to he unsucceasful. Her advice
removes all trouble. She guarantees
satisfaction or No charge. Her readings
are strictly confidential CAN and con-
suit her, Special readings for ono week
only. SOC. Hours. n. m 20 p. m.
Room ~ Antlsra Hotel. Fourth and
Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-20
ADELINE LLOYD

Seattle business adviser
for 20 years needs no euiogy: her past
services Speak for her. Others come
and 70. Special -radinRs SOC. Crowds
81 people srs throngipR daily % oon-
cult This gifted woman. al Union
st., apartment Il. Phone Elliott fs1A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-20
spip.TuAI MuDIuMa

nEV GRACE AIKEN, coNsuLTA
lions daily, Circles Tuesday even
'ng. Martinique Apt, t7a Eighth
.,,eeSss1S9a~SeleH, ss,,..,,eMss lles>>H,'eSs,>-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-20
CHURCH NOTICE

II q v. II err h Q
Nelson Will lee
ture Sunday even
ing. at S O'Clock
at 1904 Third ave
room ga.
Topic. Let the
Holy Light Shine
w Thin Y ur
Soul"
All welcome.
A test circle fol.
lowing the meet
ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-20
LITTLE FARM. 1915
as CASH AND SO MONTHLY

Fine acreage; all siashsd. part
cleared; running stream on
place, fenced. small house
about ~ acres rich bottom:
ril level; fronting county road:
close 10 school and stores. and
within walking distance TO fer
~. Come across today. Taks
Madison car and Kirkland ferry
20 kirkland Call at Burke a
Ferrar's office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-20

- All ns~sr, dances. ~sv yors
~ Ard s.ai,ls styles p.i-.,.
no difference " you hsvsnr
"a asssoa D.y ara svsnins
STEVENS w. r", 49,, ~
Msrnh.r Ss,toasi uai,.d Masters Of
paneirs Association,
MILITARY VETERANS - pf'nfir =
Read booklet The Ola Guard" BY
sr.ssrEt Neun. ~ 81 = G.. Canada
startling revelations Price see. poet
paid Adarss. fisf pm ave. seat
~ WASH ~ = LADY dis;ribu,-
Ing scent wanfsd
DTkNdNDs WATCHES AND rEwEt.-
~. siiysrwsrc. Gu, risss and clocks. no,
only reasonable. hu, absolutely reliable
essh or credit.
PETER MICHAEL.
20. Pike ct, tsweisr.
Forrsriy 80 1909 Second Ave
LADIES WHO FEAR THE sLucCrR
read Norma Pilgrim Lam her go
dows open snd fear NOTHING. For sale
~ hook stores. Hotel Antters or $40
Pine a, Price IS cent.
FRiENDs or MADAM cRAsE. GAIL
~ 1853 iiih ave. Mad'-on oseis.
Phone Fast 1917
wkNTEp-ofsD rAf.sF TEETH (poN'r
NATTER ~ BnOKESb. HtCHEgr
y
GOLD. SILVER AND DIAMONDS
SMITH JEwErJtT MFG. co. ga Z.
q SMITH BLpc., FOURTH FLOOR
wATCH REPAIRING
Diamonds -, while you walt. ieve'ry
repaired snd remnjsied.
work guaranteed a. Wholesale prices
SMITH JEwEfRY MO. co
81; T.. G. SMITH Btpc.. Fourth rieor
our COURSE MAKES rtNfsHED
dsnoer % you. why waltz our re-
suits guaranteed. HppodrDrne. Urn
ssd University. Elliott fis7.
TNORMA rfLGRfM." BATTLE
story by DR. Pierce A. any book
store. Antiers Hotel or 30 Pine Of
Price % cents mail "a cents
NV GRERSr = HOTEL HOLLAND.
Fourth ard Jefferson. near court house
Easily renched for ministerial services
Private parlors Main etoi.
PRACTICAL SuRsE-MRs wfLLEfK.
cen. 7ois 18th ~ W. Phone ballard
1857.
kopAKERsL-'In AT 1. AT THEY'RE
dome" 10 cents . rolf Jacobs. PIT
ptdG.
kA0riwE PIANO PLAYING
And pot uisr music taught In 10 iessosa
psn'sss. pidR.
.tN IS .l'sHs 400 hs,s ices isi a..
brsvrR DYE woi,ks-isos 1tn ave
Sc SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-20
MADAM ROMMO

CLklHN0fANr. FHRENnipGlFr.
PIANIST
will marry. also Of your greatest
enemy " in trouble or undecided.
consult this wonderful lady. and she
can and viii remove all evii influence.
and start you on tho road 90 success
and happiness. ahs does not tell Things
20 please. hut reads your entire iife
3ur, as your hand indicates READ.
fSOS soc. Rooms - and 20. Vernon
Hotel. 2isi. Union A.. between s.cond
and Third ayes Hours. n. m. 90
y. m
MADAM nj -PsycHotoGIsT
Reads your life like an open book. ~
you are voefui and sad. she. through
her reading. makes you feel merry ahd
glad. Room -. Abbott Hotel.
Mrs Perrin KgLo0G -CoNscfrN-
tlous ciairyoyant and card reader. 1891
sixth ave between Union and INIT
vcrsliY. Room ~ upstairs
PROF. swEETsER GREATEST ME-
dium ssances Sunday. Wednesday.
Friday evenings. isi Howard N.
MADAM FRANK NOTED ctAtRvoY-
ant. csrd reader. palmis,, 2ic. 1865
PIKE. Elliott Hotel
FULL CARD HEADING. SOC. PLAZA
Hotel. room 2Ot. call evenings
and sunday.
MYRTLE nERGEs- sPinITuAL AND
business adviser: Satisfaction or no fee.
Main i6ts e22 Columbia.
MADAM KATHRYN - WONDERFUL
trance reader. 81 90 lts Third,
Sterling Hotel
IN YOt' WAIT A GENUINE CARD OR
palm reading, consult Madam Fisher.
1913 Third ave. Special reading. soc.
NINE MARIE--CARD READING. ,oi7
Eighth ave. cottage In rear OF Hotel
Westiake.
Mrs COOP - PALM1STRY. CARD
reading. spiritual advice. Honest Soc.
Room I, gu Union.
EXPERT GARD READER--t2i PIKE
ct room s.
GARD HEADING so CENTS. 1920 SEW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-20
CONSULT
Madam Leslie


EEyptian phfenoiowist and fnsdium one
~ho can aetuaiiy tell you wnat Yer
saut - kHes ~itheut ssklnE = single
aH-atten CtNss bnflce hsw 90 gate
surrnss IN business rrf family affairs
fgurtshie ant Marriages tells yes
shat susireza T. fnnrf futty To- fsu
snd shat part - th~ wsriu wii 30
more suers=sfai fef sou. 81 isss hns
60 gaia and hole GOOD posiiion. Hh-
tells ~ the ore Feu love u tue %
faia~ gives the uafes % pouf fufurs
husband o. -ifs. and speedy
marriage with ore % Yovf choiss
brings the separated toENthsr3 makes
happinsss between man and wife The
madam cnn advi.s how 90 avoid all
tsd tuck and evil infiusnes and ffoas
bic. and Gauss you 10 have coed luck
and success IN anything you take IN
hand This lady does rot tell 60 please
you. but Girss eni, truthful advice you
esn DEPEND on. rms eisii 10 hrHt will
rrray sou for msnr dissppoin'nen,s In
oshers This Il shs nadsfn's first time
IN Seattle setisfArtion guaranteed OF
~ charges Special readings - cent.
for two wsss. oniy Motel Merits, room
2. ttsth Third h-tws~n rninH ara
riss. Hours. % 20. daily and ssr
Nay
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as--Housss uNr. FOR RENT


FOR RENr, ,sko s-RooM COTTAGE.
Eeod condition. walking distance from
nuthies ehip yard Phone West itGs
Petit, ssit Andever 81. y "
s.pooM HorRe ron RENT AT uss
Garden q. fhene Matn ass
ron RENT ROOMS. WITH nArii'
elore IN i;0T Main at open Sunday.
~>S><~~~~~~N->~s~N $3.50 ~
~ MALE HELP WANTED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-20
SERVICE FLAGS
oATNS--MAsSAGE


MEpiCAf. MAssr Rtar-oPEN EvrS
inH. 60 y. SUNDAYS, 10 20 only sea-
GATHERING Han, rhiFd and University
Main fssi
Miss frnN Ftrfp - MAssAoE
baths iie's rhird ave hmpfss'
GRAcE PowEf.ts-run nATHa NAH.
sass. Room 81 nsfkshits Hotel
MARUfE LEWIS - MASSAGE iios
Third. room 20
Dor KELLY -NAsstrE. NfnnAroRY
treatment. Hoom :. iiis Second, Ar
esds Netsi
rHEL,tA rionNr @vAPon Am run
battle, booty massage .ae Peoples
Rank nidx
HELM sAvAdE -sotf-NxiiS un.n,
usts massage. tub baths III Uniea
at. sp, l.
MAMIE MAD AND coRiSK HE'LL
mont NsssBFe noom ~. Elitou
Hotel. teeS PHI. o.,
Mrs uroneE at'fPuuH naTlts
Kenuins massage Apartment se1. iz0s
Stewart ~ Main stti.
Miss uARnfNGroN -rtn MATHIS
Massage Open evenings Room
Green Hotel. fttM rits
PRIVATE MASicvhS6. ErENoo.
-arhs t1s f'rsrr ulds
MARIE iS1NG.- MaRasnE ASp rrn
baths 81, Pike. Hofsi Green. office 20.
Miss JFwEi.i-MANtctHI iii..
Third. ofrc. ~
As BUSINESS PERSONALS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-20
DR.. WURSTER

WHERE % yeu keep sear.siff "a Hk.
TO shake yes. You're never IN your
affire Many faaf~ N0uid hhs -
know You see Doc hiss tho habit -
ot<yinE the lac Etrht years ago 10
stepped ~ whiting forre ard. hsirr
itEAt.iNci POWER AGENT afees
rsin from the feet rtuts fis most %
his work vas FREE iiis rarrsa'ien
money he gave h. Fhs paes Lately
came isw anbi,iaus promoters 90.
xinsered. hopirE 90 Fsdufr the uufni-rr
~ rairopafia's aud rsts. the fss. Dee
eheyrd complied wfth section :, rata
fee for iiecn~. Section : resbles rfsr.
ttsinn rhircpeiy after Avaus; Z with
out a iie~ns. Doc rhsyed. Secretary
board Of ehiropedy isn't issuink ~.
eensss Result. there's paddock on
fiec's door lies sofu~ where IN seattle
feeling disFurtri. Charley Giles. bar.
hwf. Palace hetsi. could locate him fpr
ysu say wouian.t u be sunay 10 the
var ended March - ittff
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"oRbS1G MiNIsfGRRss !

REV. EDWARD X. EARLE
Tho great psychic Of California, has re-
turned and viii hold meetings, com
menciug sunday October 2. nt
O'Clock In the Is ~ T. hail. First and
Pike st. under the auspices ~ the
fpst Spiritual church. office at the
New Vondome hotel. i3i7 First ave
Phone Elliott aiei
NV MRS BURDICK SUNDAY CIR
cics and = Tuesday, wednesday, FRI d.
day evenings. consultation daily Hotel
Ryhco. 1891 Third ave- opposite post
office. Elliott aiTi.
REV LoE' ELMORE PHfoR)--ie0s
1Ath ave. Interviews daily, 10 a. IN. to
6 o. ~ Circles Tueadeva and Thurs
daya, s u NJ Sunday lectures stevens
Hall Fourth ave East sgSi
uEV. BERTHA NELSON TRUE AD-
visor i,oom "a 1903 THIRD ave, rrl-
vate rouanitAtion daily circles Sunday,
Tuesday. Friday evenings.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

MfiET Sell. OWNER DRAFTED
Candy. soft drink and fruit store on
one Of seatfi@'s busiest corners clearing
$500 monthly. $500 cash Owner.
HES. star.
BLACKSMITH SHOP AND TOOts ron
rent. good ioeaii0n fnauirc % Mrs
O. W Andrews. Marysvills. Wash.