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CONSULT MADAM LESLIE
EGYPTIAN IiiHrSpLO0faT ASD
MEDIUM

one Who can attuAly tell you what sou
want 10 know without asking a single
question. Gives advice how o. gain
success IN business and family affairs
cpurtship and marriages. tolls you what
business 10 mnst lucky Tor 1ou. and
what part Of the world viii be- more
successful for you. advises bow fo gain
ana hold = good position. She tells N
tho one you love Is true OF false. Etfrs
the name Of your future husband or
wife nnd causes speedy marriage eith
the ono % your choice. bfHsH The sep.
aratrd together. makes happiness be- ,
tween man and wife Tho madam thn
adviss hos Go avoid all bad iurk and
s,il Influence ana trouble and cause
Dou 90 have good luck and success g.
anything Nuu take in hand This ADD
does NOT tell Go please Y8u bu, gives
only truthfui advice you ran depend on
one sisif % heHt sill repay 700 FOR
many claapuoinfmcuts In others THIS
IL the uadAm'a first time "a seattle
tafisfHrtion guaranteed or no charges
Special readings 90 cents Tor two weeks
only Hotel Norris room T. it11.
Thitd. between lniea and i'iks iioura
- &C. daily Ant SUNDAY
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Restores cray Hair
To original color To be maHssned INTO
schip twics weekly one dollar jar
500 American Hank H'dE
l.Fr MARRttb- uEHr MATRIMONIAL
paper published. Mailed free. The
Correspondent. Toledo. %.
wEArERS LADY. a.. WORTH $50 600.
would marry. N.noE SO. League. To.
iedo. q.
co~PASToSAntE LADY WISHES 70
correspond VITA respectable. unln-
numbered. elderly gentleman. object
matumonY Address ii-es. Har.
JOIN MociNNIs. VINO RooNrD Ar
500 Ifiru AVE. CAT Ar Is
TERRY AVE-, TO siE YOUR
MOTHER.
GENTLEMAN wteifEs TO MEET HE.
fined LADY, nHe 20 60 =. weiEhf about
tao pounds. nhau, feet inehea %.
isCt meirimauy. Address 4 g. star.
~uKr ACQUAINTED SOCIETY MEEr-
tnrs Tharsday evenings 1913 tlEhth
MAEgY- JotN sATtsrAcrioN GUAR
RnteHd club. Many wealthy. hearrip-
tons free. Write Peoples ctub. IAN
Diego. cal
WIDOW. 49, CoNBipEWAniE MKASK.
Wishes 60 meet rnnEsnlal companion.
etlott 'uatfinlany. Al. star
UtBtNEaa Man. 10. coSatpEnAnIK
means. wishes to meet educated lady.
object mAtrimanY. Aiss. star
ELDERLY LADY wisHrE TO MET
elderly gentleman. object matrinoay.
asa Altar
HENOtT iNsTfTUrE
Yer theuHfa'ica ard obstinate pains
guaranteed eyre eo1 HAirhi ulde
HAGTtME tLANENg TAUoMr. 10 TO ~
tsss1rs success guaranteed tes-tst
fantsEss nids
MATERNITY HOME WEAsoNAHt.E
natiss adopted 81 uorsn
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So SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
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SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
Egyptian Phrcnologist
Medium


GALL ASD REE MADAM HUTH
GUARANTEED BArtaFACriON on NO
tifAltgBH
Can tell you what you want 60 know
without asking questions Tho madam
ran toll some mon why they have had
more bad luck than othera. Gives tfu"
advice how tu rHin aur'eHa iu business
ana family nffhira, souftahip and mar
TlaRn. tells Buu what business h. most
lucky for YOU. aud what part ~ the
world VIII be more succraHfut f0r you
ndFiara how 90 gain ana hold a good
position hhe tells if tho ono you love
IL tru" or false EiYra the name or your
future husband or wife. aud causes
speedy marriage with tho ono OF your
choice. brings the separated together.
makes happiness between man ana
wife This lady does not toll e. please
sou. but gives only truthful advice you
can depend ou. Special readings 20
cents, fns tao weeks only Hotel
Green. ibo5h Fourth ave. corner OF
Fourth aud Pike. room 20
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GOING TO CAMP THIS SUMMER

GOING TO CAMP THIS SUMMER
WHY NOT HAVE LIGHT and BIO CLOSE TO
work. pleasant pastos By
the city2
81 Cash and $3.50 monthly will
viii furnish 81
lot You desire In tho EMPIRE WAY ADDITIONS. Il
viii only $3.50 monthly for the lot n
throw nothing You have than saved
In
FOR INFORMATION AND TO SEE THE PROPERTY SUNDAY.
TELEPHONE RAINIER Gi4W, Ask for Mr. Shearor
DAVID L. EASTMAN
THIRD AVE
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| PUGET SOUND
| STEAMERS
ALL LOCAL ROUTES
sTrAsEns LEAVE FROM coImAN
DOCK. root OF MARION STREET
issV. Afr4vs
| h~atus Seattle
'yictsrts. B. c.-Fort To~n.epd-rort
Angelo.
iliW st~amer sol Doe. fori -otpm
mia lTe~nssnd williams esiIy
bisht iDunzsnsss fR~quimi.l
daiiy Angeles and vleteris
Does not call al
vietoria Sundays
Issom. Direct
fstsmstesm-r. Taronsa and tissam
biosa IN In disnspsli for Ts- iestsarn
II eearn coma direct. ntsAfneri IL tspm
tiesprn evs~y tso hours. .sc r'tfFrn
teeptn sinsis trtp. Gee round tiePa
Lieepfn itrfH saspn
ieepmf s1opfn
titpmt is topm
daily daily
Peri Tewrsrrd sp-~I.i
sfse.np str. -lsaT. Tor Port sspfn
ssDm Tosns~nd dtrsot 10 ,oPn
daily iconn~cts AZ Tnwnsensi daily
With rail- Hnss for oil
points on Olympic
p.Hinsuis
An.oorte~ and B~'iinshssD
pissar steamer whaieoml osam
daily for Anseortss and daily
Rsiiinsham.
Kvwssf-nsiiinsh am-Anaoort>s-
Pert Townsend
itissprn H. q Eui.iv,n. furl .iespm
daiiy ie~srsit snaeortss e.iiy
and Hsliinrham
ssn Juan fsirnds aeliisghan
if'ts STR. Es.ails. Tot Port 6 eeprfi
rnttn'ht To~rs-ud and Bet Tussfy
Runesy ilnsAsra via all San T7hnrsy
Tussd'y jean is,snd points sstary
Thursyi
rert fsvr-~sd-rori Asrries-sesh
Hay ard VS.. rarts
fses steamer Uiopia. fort sitepFa
rGifn'hrrers Townsend Pert Tve.t'y
sanasylAnEsis. Sssh Bay Thsrs'y
Tuesi'yisnd raY ports ssiury
rhursN
Port Tswp.sna-Psrt Anrsi~- ssd
wsy rsrf.
II 80 str. Nateissie fcri Afetprn
rnter'ht Port Tuwnsrrf. Por- RuHiay
uordHy Anrsi~-. ciaiiam and ve-;nss
wsfnss'~sy ports Friday
Friesr
ron ---Tnsisw-r1aFiss
.isp-r sissmsr rurs,. foTT ,sssIa
dsiir ilSirE.ion. q m 9. daily
creep, 'f.ud o. "Erisr.l except
ssturylFtAsls To~nsead. Sunday
iusnsViiis and HAD
iioot
saturday Only
ssvm steamer Puget. Tor ssesprn
livingston. Ludisw snd
way points
sunday osiy
,.seasn Steamer Puget. fcri SsssDm
lEinr.,or. Ludlow anal
-sy points
Wood CA-ni-s'sr'hle-Iadlaw
-=Ifs-n ST.. Pstlatoh. tori ifoe
asfv I.ualo~ Par; Osmsia rni9u'hi
.rrs,, ..nanror and AM srce,,
sunday lpoin,, or Hood Canal Sunday
ts,trt, marked - are beat iandlur.
pass.nxer. for these points and for
other boat landing points must nah.
heir own arrangements for iantinr
I'D assume all risk and liability IN
aktnT sHch landing Steamers pas.
.snssr rate does not Include beat land
ms charges
pArrss. liability is limited to wear
tnr apparel not TO exceed tiee for
whole ticket iJs pounds allowed IRE.
steamers ana schedules subject 10
chang. Without notice Freight re.
-~i~.d dsiiy fer all points 1erceptinF
Tacomal named in above schedule
Tickets must DO purchased 81 ticSs,
office Open from 6 20 a. m to i7:so
midnight
PUoEr SOUND NAVIGATION co.
Ticket OFFICE. Coirnan Dock
Phone. Main aeos
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MADAM VICTORIA
WORLDS GREATEST
cialfsayant. phrsnoioEist guarantees 60
read paur entire NE. Eiss true advice
90 business. love health and family
affairs. and shat 10 do 60 DO success
In NE one visit sili ray sos gos Eoar
many diaagpotntmnutH IN afhsra ehr
VII remove Ell obstacles Asd toll SON
hos 70 win and hnia tho on. you de-
site special readings sec DAILY and
Sunday Hoout - Abbott Hotel over
o~l drur stofr. iosh PIKE
ctnp HEADING. ROOM &. ieeiH
FIRST ave. York Hotel
Ninth ave.
RLApEn. ARDS. PALMisrRY. isisH
seventh ave.
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LEGAL NOTICES

- AGeNL W. lIto
CHANGE or VESSELS NAME
Notice - hereby given that. under Chap
ter ie7. Laws Of 1871. and Article 81,
Customs Regulations 81 1915 and IN
pursuance % authority granted ~ the
COMMISSIONS 81 Navigation. IN the
application Of 4. A Sims. sol. owner.
the name Of the American gas screw
MONTANA. burden 90 gross tone. OF
fetal number soss2f. has been
changed 20 HARRIET D.
ROSCOE -. pHUMiiELLER.
Collector Of Cuatonn
Ecatus. Washington. June ~. 1917.
Is TiiE srFERoH C0rFr 0F
WnFhinEton. for tho county OF King
No. 1887. NOTICE TO CREDITORS
LoronEa Dow Byers, Plaintiff - wash
inGton Lumber Company. corpora
Won. Defendant
wHEREAs. the undersigned. EDGAR
g. SNYDER. has hean hetetofors APP
pointed receiver OF tho WASN'T NOTION
LUMBER COMPANY. an insolvent
corporation ana
WHEREAS. on tho 9th day Of June.
1917, an order waH entered IN the
above cause directing the receiver to
publish notice 20 Mi creditors OF the
said corporation 10 flo their claims
with tho receiver
NOW. THEREFORE,, IN accordance
with ana under tho terms % said
order all creditors 81 the WASH
tNCTON LUMBER COMPANY. an Ia
solvent corporation. and all persons
having any ,lnlmH or demands against
the said corporation. and all persons
having liens against any OF It's prop
crty or claiming or asserting any
tito or interest In any OF the assets
OF the said corporation, are hereby
notified 20 file their claims. itcmized
ana duly verified, with the under
signed receiver. at HE office, 600
Mutual Life Building, Seattle. wash
ington, on or before tho eth day OF
July. 1917, and In event OF their fail
ure 30 to do, they ahali not ho on
titled to share In the distribution OF
tho assets OF said corporation.
EDGAR G. SNYDER.
Receiver Of tho Washington Lumber
Company
Dated this 9TH day Of June, 1911.
N~~~~0~NSNSN<NN~N<sSN~ SN<Ns~ssNrNNs~FN
hIIHTInM q Al z
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FARMS WANTED

WANTED no WEKH- FROM OWNER
% EeaI ranch Tor sale. state cash
pfigr. sou particulars. u D. uuah.
Mime polls. Mtnn.
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NJ HEE wo CHINESE MEDICINE co
res James ~. bet md ard 3rd AYES
RaatNs. Mash Eatn bllahsd 1904
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WOMEN UsE YOUR CREDIT OPEN
charge account. We viii give you
credit TO outfit yourself IN anything
you may need In HAIR GOODS" You
pay on easy terms 90 factory prices
We mauufa cture everything that IL
worn IN hair goods OF ans special pat
tern or derlrn. Bring US your cut bair
or comhingH. We make them up a.
fsctoTy prices We oys and make over
y11r old switches. Mall utdcrs given
prompt attention.
FACTORY HAtR STORE. 1901 Fir'. ~
HAPPINESS LIES ~ MARRIED LIFE
Are yeu l0nrly2 Join Seattle Reliable
FriendHhip Club Ladies' free. Ada T..
Evans. IN Union. Apt. n.
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FOR SALE


SASH AID DOORS
Manufactured IN our ovn mill ard cold
% factory prices. Va ship SO anyone
anywhere one price 60 Fbody
Prompt shipmsnt. Hsfs delivery 10
d~stinatiou guaranteed our big ~
luHtratrd eaiaios No. - mailed free
postpaid. GA receipt - request
t-eress panel doors. z.fng.s ... iiN
Craftsn8aa banEaicw doors ...... he
one.pansi. apply veneer doors ... s6e
preach doors is lights ......... see
screen doors grsSs-g EAlvnniaoi
Wis ftHsssFsH .s ..ssssss -
Standard t~a-iiEh' windows. from - ug
fxto. tsIixht sash ............ 81
ierier2s arrere finur hin, ...... iAs
rratu boards snH1f ......s..... IS
William, uoia seal Htass paint.
per Eai .........#...... ...... $50
Frames Meuidtnrs ugudars' Hardware
Mul work
O u WtLlIAM4 co
1875 rtrst Aes eestfi. Wash
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ss-Buslnsss OPPORTUNITIES

CAPITAL FCHNfsIED FOR MERf-
toFious enterprises We organize and
finance Now corporations, business ss-
tsnaions Rnd ali classes OF Industrial
and public utility securities. Brokers
In ~ cities. write Va your wants and
we VIII explain our new method In
tsrstAts Dndsrwriterg' Association, zoe
FIFTH ave Nsw YorE
FOR BALE - SMALL HEHTAffRANT.
with furnished rooms, close to navy
yard. good business. small rent and
lease. Frirqef1aQ T'rspristrrss wants
70 leave tow Royal Cafe. Charieaton
wash. HoN q
FOR ahLE OR RENT
HlacfHmith SHOP nnd dwelling ndioin-
Ing. tu good town. Good opening for
frst-clnss blacksmith. write or
sec W J. =. Gordon. Concrete. wash.
BLACESWITH SHOP. BoME tools
and stock. building leased cheap. s7s
cost g. 3. Brown. phone INA.
Charleston Wash
Ns~-(@@~ ~.~~~N&lNN -
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GET WELL IN
NATURAL WAY

v He's Wo. Chinsss
nature herbs hem.
remedies. successful
" treating stomach.
Id oy. bladder.
rheumatism. b u o o A
disorders and many
other aIlnsnts Of
men and women by
using Chinese nature
harris
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GENUINE BARGAIN
Si,oos-sk acres. { miles north city
iimfts; $40 feet frontage on Country
club road and blocks west Of Everett
highway. notorious service both roads.
hourly intsrurban trains Adjoining
property held 1900 acre.
$3.50 Cash, BALANCE EASY.
Mr. wAsHnuRN. MAIN 800.
MO LAND oPENfso-s. 600 ACRES
Al farm land. In 8nohomish county.
tzB per acre; 10 yearly payments
Carnerles factories mills. pifuty
labor Opportunity - your NE. send
for literature
BPowsELL LAND co. BnYANr. wa
FOR DETAILS on LANDa
Handy 20 our mills ana camps.
write or see y. " MEfKLEJOHN.
~. Land Dept. 1901 l. 9. Smith Bldg
GEATTLE WASH
you deal with us direct"
TuprE LAKES LUMBER co.
IA AGREE, ALL SOIL; FRUIT TREES;
buildinGs; acres under piow; near
.oldisr1 hons. Part cash y. W.
puka Manctts. wash
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west WALK DANCES.
or ? Lessons. iittis cost.
separate halls. all day and
a evening tho year round;
90 you ean dance with any
ono; young lady assistance
trial free middle aged and
business psopls; no differ
snce II you haven't danced,
STEVENS hcADEMr
-sgt 4th.
Established over 10 years.
Tel Main ap1i. (M0m Der
National United Masters OF
Dancing AssnD
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ss-MALg SITUATION WANTED

RELIABLE ELDERLY Man wAN-rs
Job ia city or country Strictly tom
pfrats No ob5sctloa 60 working for
widow. EsaaonHbis work for fair
wages Hsferancss exchanged n de-
- sIssd. I9r irtsTyiss, = IS care Star.
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81 Statesmen WANTED

sALEsitES = INTELLIGENT WORK.
srs Tor irfispeRaahis household aud
office specially. great rspeafsrs. guar
nutecd- WFits for successful plan
Gordon Manufacturing Co. 7az brad
bury Bldg. Los Angeles. Cal.
wASTED-ss0 8AfEaMisS TO sEf.T,
Magic motor gas. one quart. o.. equal
20 % gallons Of gasoline. Greatest
product ever discovered. large profita.
AUTO Remedy Co. Dept y. Cincinnati.
Ohio.
wANrEp-RALEHMA 10 CARRY
hlEn-ciaaA aide line for small tawna
For fuit pnrtieuiars write HifVcrs Man
.,, ufact 1Tins Co. waterloo. lows.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

MAititN ar oNCE We rtr Nou IN
correspondence with several thousand
charming and refined ladies tho wish
Co marry, many worth from $1,000 10
$50 600 and upward Particulars FREQ.
Address Allen ward. H-slt. valley.
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ts-wATER FRONT PROPERLY

se-AcEE WATER FR0NT. Hack
soil, running water. Price 100 per
acro' .aay terms Oscar brown. Hen
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LADY WISHES 70
correspond Ntth respectable. unln-
eum hared. elderly gentleman. object
ttfnfrfaaanV knHfgsr ma Hfar
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-13
TWO MORE GUILTY OF
 BOOTLEGGING

Before 8 jury Of 12 citizens two mere of the bootlegging cases were tlIed in the commissioners court yesterday afternoon and a verdict ot guilty" was rendered. In the csse of Birdie Ash, the first to be tried. she entered plea of mot guilty" but, as in the other cases, she made no effort to defend her self, resting her case with the jury to De judged by the evidence presentd.
 L, E. Greene, charged with boot legEiug, pleaded mot guilty" and sought to defend himself. He pre- scented no witnesses but told the jury how he had opened two bot ties Of beer in a room in the Dew ey hotel, and with some chesee sandwiches, had a light lunch there wtb Nort Moore He saiG that 9ora Moore asked him how much the beer was, and he replied that the party was on him and he wouldn'- think of taking any pay for it. and didn't accept any pay.
 Ncra Moore on the witness stand testified 70 the same lunch but em- phatlcally stated that Greene ac- Cepted S2OO for the beer. Other testimony was brought % bear against Greene, among 1t sworn statement, signed by Greene, in which he said he accepted money from Nora Moore that night.
 The jury was out for only S
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-13

stockholm, Nov. 13.-Messages from Moscow and from Southern Russia announce the country is in complete control of the Cossacks who acknowledge Kerensky as their leader.
 The revolutionary forces under the leadership of Bolsheviki were badly defeated yesterday at Tsars- koesalo and retreated ito Petrograd, a pat of which they control.
 Another message from Moscow says Kerensky announces that the seat of government will be remov- Cd to Moscow.
 Generals Korniloff and Kaledines have issued a proclamation from their headquarters in Noyo Tcher- skask, supported by the Cossack forces, summoning the Russian peo- pie to unite against BOlsheYiki.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-13
ID ENOOW BEDS IN AMERICAN
 HOSPITAL

Fairbanks, Nov. 13.-Thanksgiv- inc eye the women of Fairbanks are blaming to raise funds with which to endOw a bed in the American hos pital at Neuilly, France. The Thanksgiving edition of the News Miner will be edited by the women and will be used to help raise the necessary money. The women be- l!eTe they can raise enough money in the Tanana valley to furnish one and possibly two beds.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-13
FOOD PRICES
 IN DECLINE

Chicago, Nov. 13.-Food is being materially reduced in price by the Illinois State food administrator, and already bacon and ham to con sumers has been cut from five to ten cents per pound. The gov ernment has complete control of the meat packing industry, and 1t is expected the reduced prices will soon spread throughout all the na tioI.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-13
STRIKES WHICH AFFECT WAR
 STOPPED

Buffalo, Nov. 13.-Announcement that all strikes in the building trades section of the American Fed eratioH of Labor which affect gov ernment work in ship building, munitions, and other war enterpris- es have been called off was made today by John Donlin, president of the federation in this section.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-13
KOrnilOff In PetrogTad

Stockholm, Nov. 13.-General Korniloff has entered Petrograd whcle the entire garrison, with the exception of the sailors, went over to his side, according to a Petrograd dispatch to the Social Dtmocratin under Mondays date.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-13
RABBI GENAS HAS TOO MUCH
 BOOZE

Seattle, Nov. 13.-Rabbi Genas was found guilty this morning by a Jury of 12 men of having too much liQour in his possession and Of unlswfully issuing liquor per miIs to the members of his con GregatiOD. ...tj
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-13
RIISS|A IN COMPLETE CONTROL OF kERENSK\
.SEA7 OF GOVERNMENT REMOVED
 ID MOSCOW ---KERENSKY CAPTIVE

sky's troops are in control of part Of Petrograd, especially the Nev- sky Prospect, according to a tele- gram received by a Stckhoolm news agency and forwarded to Copenhag- en.
 Bolsheyiki forces are said to have taken refuge In Smolny insti- ute.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-13
Uprising Put Down

London, Nov. 13.-While a wire less ID message from Petrograd this morning states that BolsheViki has captured and imprisoned Kerensky cablegram from Stockholm today states that announcement has been made by the Kerenslty government that the BolshevikI uprising s Rus sia has been put down.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-13
ALIENS SOON
 ID REGISTER

Washington, Nov. 1S,-President Wilson expects to issue proclama- tion soon requiring every alien en- emy within the United States to register. This measure will be talk en as a step to rid the country of spies and the effects of sabotage.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-13
VETS WIN IN OHIO

Cincinnati, Nov. .13.-Prohibition was defeated in Ohio, according to an official count completed today which gives the vets a majority of l723 votes.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-13
JEFFERSON NORTH

Seattle, Nov. 13.-The steamer Jefferson sailed for Skagway at g o'clock this morning with John Chamberlain a passenger for Skag- way. iNj iR
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-13
BUCKINGHAM
 |S ARRESTED

Seattle, Nov. 13.-Chiet of Po- flee Rockingham has been arrested for contempt of court and failure to appear on a writ of habeas cor pus proceedings instituted before Judge Macintosh on behalf of fal- len women.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-13

short time. and returned verdict of guilty"
 Judge Rasmuson said this morn ing that there were no further de- Yelopments in the liquor cases and that sentences would probably be imposed this afternoon about 2 D. m.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-13
TRY ID PIERCE
 ITALIAN LINE

LoudoL, Nov. 1S.-A dispatch received here today from Rome, con- ing from Berlin, indicates powerful efforts are being exerted by the Austro-G erman forces to pierce the Italian front in the Eastern Tren- tino section, and by breaking for ward to the plains, by way of the Sugana valley, to outflank the Italian lines on the lower PiaVe river which protects Venice.
 Between the Cismon and the Up- per Piave valleys the Italian line is straightening out to an even line in order to establish a con- meeting link between the Piave and Trentino fronts.
 In 1I- n
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-13

Miss Henrietta Rousseau, daugh- ter Of the publisher of the White horse Star, was Q passenger on tho train this morning for White horse. T ' Eb
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-13
WILL JUST GILL + EVIDENCE
 WARRANTS

Seattle, Nov. 13.-A resolution has been passed by the Seattle council asking General Greene, of Cam Lewis flor his evidence against the Seattle vice-syndicate and promising, if the evidence warrants it, they will oust Mayor Gill and Chief of Police Rockingham
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-13
YICE.PRESIDENT PACIFIC
 STEAMSHIP co, RESIGNS

San Francisco, Nov. 13.-R. J.. RingwooG, Yice-president in charge o' tEe traffic of the Pacific S. S. Go, resigned his position this morning.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-13
Claims Kerensky Defeated

London, Nov. 13.-(LATE)-Mau ravieff, signing himself commander Of the forces against Kerensky in proclamation, has wired his claims of a complete defeat of Kerensky and Korniloff.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-13
Bolsheviki In Petrograd

Pertograd, Nov. 13.-While one hundred military cadets, rallying to the support of the Kerensky govern ment, gained possession of the central telephone exchange this mCraing for time, they surrender cd when their ammunition became exhausted. Later other cadets with all armed car renewed the attack hut lost the battle when nearly all were killed or captured. This leaves Bolsheviki in control of the city.
 KeVnsky's Troops In Petlograd
 Copenhagen, NOY. 13. - Keren-
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-13
Keronsky's Troops In Petrograd

Copenhagen, Nov. 13. - Keren-
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-13
~EArsiER REPORT

Sesierihy-Max. 45' Min Precipitation .21.
 Today--Snow and rain.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-22

LancoIn'z memorable debate with
Douglas which Dreeipitated the Civil
war by showing exactly where the
presidential candi 5ate. afterwards sue
eessfui. stood. with regard 10 the alb
a1rh5ne questions of slavery and
states rights. IS among the uumeroGs
historical incidents wildly portrayed
Orb THE Crisis. which the Sherman FL
lott company viii present at the Ma
5ostlc tonight tomorrow and
Thursday. TIE debate is set iu the
picturesque baekWo0ds Of the Illinois
period with torchfghts professions,
Eo0Hres and the fanfare OF trum-
pets and drums.