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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-30
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS

cI.ArRvoYANr. punrSoLoGrsr AND
pAINfHrRN


cI.AtRvoN ANT. ptIRrSOf.oGiHr AND
pALMfsrRY
CTS University, near Fifth, Tells past.
present aud future, consisting business
aud love affairs. advise you about di-
Norcr eases aud what Will loo your
lucky step ~ like 10 take viii tell fhli
namuH Of your lover. swesthehtt
friends, enemies ana what you are
most adapted for Readings daily aud
sundays.
GOLDEN RrLE ArmurUNfIsr so
ctety rtatotual Han I6tiM Fourth
ave SUNDAY. June q Lecture at
T.. m. O. % Mlths followed by test
circle. by host mediums IN city Lee
ture g. m. hy oriaH Nufaoi. London.
Eng followed hy messages and tests
Ida Michaels- Sp~ckert, suloist Seats
free. Public invited. Rev. Grace AT
ken. Pastor
MADAM nrssIrrA. RELIABLE ME-
| DUN and card reader gives Valuable
advice on business and domestic AT
fairs III YOU ARh IN TROUBLE
| consult her. SPECIAL Gee. ib2hM
First ave. opposite Liberty theatre.
mriERo- rIIRENoLoGfsr AND ME-
diumg reliable advice; tells object OF
visit without previous knowledge II
20 s. special. toe Ths Alaskan. Hoe
ond and NirTlnia at,
JACKSON siLnAUdit. prominent attor.
nsy OF Seattle patriotic meeting. VIII
q
tors Halt 1880 Fourth ave Coma one
come aii enjoy a treat
MADAM KATHRYN WONDERFUL.
trance reader. tioo iosh Pike. Ill
| liott iiotei room J.
MRs RuRDicK SPIRITUAL MiNis-
| ter circles Tusndsy. Friday evenings,
| consultation daily. Hotel hybes. isgi
Third ave. Phone Elliott st1i,
RArAEI. MEDIUM. dIvEs NAMES.
| dates facts. In love marriage. business.
| etc. special low fee today, circles
Mondays. Thursday, q y. IA, 900 lab
erty Bldg. isot Third ave
| REV nEnrIIA NELSON TRUE Ap-
| wiser. gives private consultation daily.
| circles SUNDAY, Tuesday aud Friday
! evenings. 100. Fourth ave
SPIRITUAL sciEHcn CHURCH.. Gait
! psutsrs Hail. issO Fourth ave. con-
4 fsr.nos $50.
READER. CARDS. rALMisrRr. nav
Seventh ave.
PR0FFssoR swEErznR. BsArTtE's
grsstsat medium. will locate anything.
~, Howard ave. ~
| MNE CTiARfoTro = scfnNrfric
| painis, Teaches and reads daily by
| appointment Phone Elliott sebsj,
MADAM PRANK = CARD READER.
| pAimis,. sse. ieb% Pike. Elliott
IotIR t'R SPIRITUAL cLkfRvoY.
| ant. scientific hand reader Room II.
ioGH rtt. 1t.
rnE WELL KNOWN SOLDIER nor
4 medium circle Tonight ana sunday
| niKh,. 100 Flrh ave Elliott 1851.
CARD READiNo-nooM :. stsS PINE
| ct Moved from Hotel YsFk
READER, CARDS. PALMisrRY. Gle
NSASISSSsIsy0se~~.>~~~~~.~~.~~~.~-~~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-30
CORNIIt--sATIHDAY.

stalls it-sG--5 ihs. pure Sranuistsi
sugar. gte. stall io2-Fresh dairy but
ter. itc 10. Margarine, ace 10. lbs tkr
lbs $50. &c coffee. Use. lbs tse.
mild cream cheese. seo ID. Eastern
sharp cheese. sec h. sharp cream brick
.tc To-. fancy block Swiss. 30 ~ pure
fresh milk. te At guaranteed fresh eggs
TIC sen, dor for ~ 10. stalls s-a-s---
Good bacon. sgtse ~. pork roast ise
~ iess - baby lamb save H.. pot
roast. 1c 20 i2iac 10. fresh dressed chicks
zac n. veal foaai. isAa 10. T-bone
steak. ise 10
sANfrAHY-sATUH
Stall e., Flake White shortening. !
ihs. tte. good wainuis. lie ~. bars
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3 SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
EGYPTIAN PHRESoLoofsr AND
MEDIUM


One who can actually tell you what you
want 20 know without asking a single
question. Gives advice hos TO gain
success In business and family affairs.
oourtship and marriages. tells you
what business II most lucky for you.
and what part Of tho world will 10
more successful for you; advises how 70
gain aud hold a good position. She tells
n the one you love 10 true or false
gives the name OF your future husband
or wife. and causes speedy marriage
with IN. on. Of your choice. brings the
separated together. makes happiness
between man and wife. The madam
can advise how TO avoid all hrf luck
and evil influence and trouble. and
cause you to have good luck and sue
cess in anything you take In hand. This
lady does not tell to please you. but
gives only truthful advice you can de-
pend on. one visit to best will repay
you for many disappointr-snts In 9TH
srr. This IL tho madam's first time in
Seattle. Satisfaction guaranteed or no
charges Special readings 80 cents for
two weeks only. Hotel Norris. room J.
is11h Third. between union and Pike.
Hours. . to sac. daily ana Sunday.
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$3.50

Here 10 your opportunity 20 buy . home
NJ . price i~.. than cost Of Improve
meuts. why<pay reutf Two rooms,
uo1srn. full plumbing; large living
room. kfteh-n. bath. nice isvel lot.
blecks from best car line IN city.
- minutes from Pike Ut. sioe
cash. SO per month. Call Rainier
Sew any time after ) .. IN or all
day Sunday.
DAVID p. EASTMAN
sfes Third Ave. Seattle
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ORDAIN MINISTER

TEMPLE or TRUTH. SECOND SPIRIT
uallst church. Incorporated und~r tho
law. % the state Of Washington. meets
every sunday evening at isf9s See
ond ave At Ttt ? m. Rev Stella
uasa Cameron. pastor Lecture ana
messages BY the pastor. Topic
spiritual OTIS" sealed questions 40.
Hw~rrd xtss Teresa Moore. sOinist
Al earnest speaker. % Trush invited.
MidMsek meeting Thursday evening at
- conference, MESSAGE healing. 'csil-
tnnniai and circles All welcome,
p@.ifsnrs as seneca o.. APT e. circles
tuesday and FRIDAY sfsniuEs AZ
shan Private consultation on 81 S
fairs % life 20 Alt
REV. STELLA HosR CAMERON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-30

CHISE-E MEDICINE
NJ You Have Hen
Factoring without Ne
cult for Year,. See Me
and Investigate my
rem esiiss
The mos, ohs'insss
cases Of asthma. rhsu-
msiism ard nervous
disorders have been
treated successfully.
CONSERVATION. csfsrrh
ard disorders OF tbs
hiaddrr. stin ana
stomach. - well ~
Appendicitis. are re-
li~xsd vi,hou, opera
lion. Ny advice Is
free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-30

N-~r- ~r~T~fs~rH ~
DIRECTORY
~-S~~S~.~S~~s~s~S~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~S>~~
ATToRNEys-AT.LAw
J. ALEXANDER DIFFERENTIATION
asy.s,.ixw. villa probate matters
MORTGAGES. notes collections EVER
thinr per- aiming 20 . general Lao prse'
sles IN ali courts tss tycn bidG..
Third and Jsmss rliio,t sits.
LrOLA MAJ Hmm. woMAs LAW
yer. Censuiissias fres: eenfidsn'isi
osnsrsi prae,ies conssmsna ''
Oriental paiisins Naiu :fti.
K r scHoFr. LAWYER. 10 De-ns Bin.
res .nf ave consutsstion free. general
practice. ali cssss fses tnodsrsts.
! Z. ALis--EsTABf.isHrD 1871. oEs.
srsi practice nurks nlds. sss Second
sys vsin slss
ATToRNsYs-PATeNI
FRED Z. GORIN--r.'sH' n n,...,
secured or 20. refunded. lei c.n,rsi
Hids Mss- tss rr.s soot sn patents
II. a--s,oSntfLrATfoS fREK:
ersdi, .xssndsa. ofnes open evenings
f-f ~. Y Block
$3.50 $500 issr.ne.. -, ns,s. ~
BICYCLE SUPPLIES
WE no GOOD wonk~-0 " HArr.
-,s ISL Fes-,s risc. Ssis ss,s
ChATTEl LOANS
sEw conPAsY-SEw RATES
NIw METHODS
Leans from lio 90 ties made quickly snd
eenffSsn;iaiiy on furniturs. pianos. live
stock. etc.
SANDERS & CO..
Ijss,c,. J. c s,cl,s H,as ~ -,
CHINESE MEDICINE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-30
SITUATION WHO.


ss-FEMAtE SITUATION VITO.
lotNd WOMAN. WITH SMALL,
emid, which she must keen with her,
good cook. housekcspsr. wants post.
uon AZ once, In good home. Please
write 90 hoX Asa, star.
SMALL AMERICAN WIpOw wANTa
Housekeeping for min engineer. pianer
man, head SAWYER or machinist Al.
Tres Al star
SO AGENTS WANTED
ADMITS rREE CArAt.oG AND sAM.
ple. new seeds. qulck sales. bis
profits. make So Go Sg5 daily 40 sX.
pcricnce. worlds greatest Spnciaitirs,
CruNcf Co. Jackson and Campbell.
Chicago, IN
AOENrs - "AMERtCA. WE LOVE
Neu,s beautiful isSso patriotic picture
IN eoiers You can sell ssa day s. 90
per Toe sample Toe iiot seller
SSSssl saeSsd regsgsls g. =, Selssss
81 Statesmen WANTED
WANTED sALEsMEN TO aEft.
Magic motor HHs one quart, price So.
equal Go 30 gallons OF gasoiine. Great.
eat product ever discovered Large
profits, Auto Remedy Co. Dept. \.
Cincinnati q.
SALESMAN --ENrERiENcn UNNnCEs.
sery new speciality proposition. mod
HNNhh EfAaHM NRRNN fhf kFhNfMA tfANs
splendid commission contract for
Washington. vacancy now SO week
~ Tor expenses Continental Joweiry
Co, sstse Continental nldE, Clsvs-
N~e~~~~,~>
ss-susiNEss OPPORTUNITIES
HELP YOURSELF ny itEIPtNd WIN
war, For a $3.50 business PROPOSE
tion. the greatest money maker 90.
tant, see me nov. hrinK a few hun.
-
Elliott ss1tw quick
boN'r PAY coMMissioNs WRITE
for our plan % selting property. any
Kind. anywhere. without paying Gem
missions Cooperative Sales Agency.
>cS ~ ! sssSs US S,Sss I,ess Sisn
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
DIR y. =, R-PrYgtcIAN AND
surgeon; ronite-urinary and rectal dis.
eases Traders Block corner Third
ave. and Msrien ct. Hours a m. to
90 m evenings Go .. sunday, 10
H. scSs Illsss stIIIlSs~>s>ooo.o--
~ LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
GOOD soo-poUSp HORSE. tse Mn
lsSsss ~ Ut sSs : S.ssen s,ss
I - LOST AND FOUND
| Losr-Cow. : YEARS Old. s TEsrs
rouEh horns ifolstrins lost La Ballard
SEA gth ave y. ". Phone ballard
--. ~ cen, i.. -. tenn psilel.
/ s5--MtscEllANEous FOR SALE
SASH AND DOORS
Manufactured in our own min and sold
| 81 factory prices. We ship 10 anyone.
| anywhere, one price to anybody.
| Promn, shipments safe delivery to
| destination guaranteed. Our big Illus
! tratsd eataiog No. IL mailed free.
/ postpaid. on receipt OF request
S-cr3--- panel doors. 2-sks-s ..ttO
/ Craftsman bungalow doors ... 10
One panel. s-piy veneer doors. SEQ
/ French doors. Is lights ........ gee
Screen doors. .-sss-s. salvsnirsd
e NHa .sassssHslssssfs assassasss tste
Standard two-iixht windows. from III up
sNiQ. Slight sass .............. 50
ifxisNss spruce flour bins ...... $50
prain boards. sosst ............ rs
( Williams Gold steal Mixed Paint.
I per gal sr-s.sssssss.t. ssssas 30
Frames. MouidinKs. Builders Hardware.
Z Mlli work.
4 . q. N. WILLIAMS CO.
/ 1879 Firs, Ave n Seattle. wash.
Z JONES' EcZEMA cuRr-TRrAL hot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-30

NJ HEE wo CHINESE MEDICINE co,
eos iemeA Ht,, hot snd and ard AYES,
Seattle. wash. Established 1903.
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1904 Fourth Ave. and Pine 81.
ETERNAL TRUTH CHRIST. iisG
rms : and .. m. Lecture, what
IL ifsii end Heayenf" rSyohometric
cssgsI,S c1HHsN~, AlssTs S ssssl..,ao,.,o
80 LEGAL NoTiCEs
Is THE HYPERION COURT or
Washington. for tha County OF Kiug
NO i2iAa7. NOTICE TO cREDlTpHs
Lorenzo bow iiyers. Plaintiff Va wash
ington Lumbar Company corpora.
ton Defendant
WHEREAS. tho undafrignsd. EDGAR
q. SNYDER, has been heretofore APP
polluted rocoiv.r OF the wAsnISGToN
iVMuER COMPANY. an inaolvent
corporation. aud
WiEttEAh. ON tho 9th day OF June.
1917, order was entered IN the
above cause directing the receiver 60
publish notice TO all creditors OF the
said corporation to file their claims
with tho receiver
NOW. THEREFORE,. In accordance
with and under tho terms OF said
order. all creditors ~ the WASH.
ISGroN LUMBER COMPANY. an In
solvent corporation, ana all persons
having any claims or demands against
the said corporation. and all persons
having Hons against any Of ia prop
.r,y or claiming or ssssrtinE any
title or interest In any Of the assets
Of the said corporation. are hereby
notified 20 file their claims. itcmiSed
and duly verified. with the under
aligned receiver. at his office, 500
Mutual Life building, Seattle. wash
inGton, on or before the 9Th day Of
July. 1917. ana ~ event Of their fall
ure 30 TO do. they shall not be en-
titled to share In IN. distribution of
tho assets of aaid corporation.
EDGAR a. SNYDER.
Receiver 81 tho Washington Lumber
Company.
Dated thls bth day ~ Juns. 1917.
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y. VOW CHINESE REMEpr 60.
,.s ys.l.s wc,; rhenc Ne,s ~,
COLLATERAL LOANS
YES. WI LOAN MONEY OF Ola
rnonds and iew.iry at per cent NO
oTHyp CHARGES Others may AID
vERTfsE lower rates. but how ABOUT
the coMnTssioS they CHARGE
PPOvfDTST LOAN SOCIETY. fno
tii Seneca ana tit Marion.
a pTspFc'TkRf.r PLACE TO MORROW
money on DIAMONDS and JEwELRf
Lowest rates. confidential
AMERICAS JEwELRY co. sos s.cond
MONEY LOANED or ALL kRricLEs
~ vaiu. Tho peiiahi. aor Third ave
cEnGRxs EN6 sOPPClEs
BOWMAN & HANFORD co
Kodat. and Photographs Supplies
DEVELOPING lOc
Any size roll
rtr.. .y. end ch.rry TEL, Tel - Msic Isl:
OPTICIANS
Fdmand. Fra,er-raterson Co.'S balcony
.osMHIlnIo.~~~~~~
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
DIT KATHRYN HARKIsoN-Soi SMITH
~ocSlr,,.c,Nrsc,sISS11.-ec>Do~ecooo~~~~~c.oU
DRY, FIREPHoOF STORAGE WARE
house. Central storage Co. io5 white
Bidg.
TRUNKS DELIVERED. 2be; 9 DAYs
storage free. Gail Main 1880.
JUNK
Ais-ks junk Co, iiso First ave S. Elliott
1881.
VT7ITTATO Tf1sFI f7aa frs : ~ ase1
AITOs Ann MOTORCvCi "a
FOR SALE
80 ooOD used ,ars wlnton Motor Co
HOTELS AND
APARTMENTS
NEW STANDARD HOTEL
Corner First Ave. and Pine st.
Large modern, outside rooms; elevator
service, phones In all rooms. flrst-oiass
IN every respect. boc up. with private
bath, u
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5s BUSINESS PERSONALS
GET WELL IN
NATURAL WAY

" iies wo. Chinese
nature herbs home
remedies. successful
~ treating stomach.
n Id oy. bladder.
rheumatism. blood
disorders aud MANY
other ailments 81
men and women by
using Chinese nature
herbs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-30

AGENTS -. "AMERtCA. WE toNE
Neu,e beautiful lsSso patriotic picture
in eDiorr, Neu can seil $40 day, s. 90
per 100, sample Toe ttot settler.
Seneelidetsd pertrait Co, Chicase
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AoENrs WANTED

AGENTS FREE CATAt.nG AND sAM.
ples new goods. quick Aalrs hts
profits. make 81 Go Sgb daily. no sX.
pcticnce, worlds greatest Hpnciaitirs,
SruNcf Co, Jackson and Campbell,
Chicago, IN
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The Nenana news., 1917-01-06
French Editor Fears
 Germans Plan Drive

Parls: Fred B. Litney. prominent editor of this city, declares that France is in grave danger of German drive thru tine Alps. He says that von Hindenburg is now massing his legions for the su- preme effort of the war. The German army, he continues, has been increased by from a half to one million men with the object i'll view of making a quick dash through the mountains of Switzer- land. The French press in general is making strong appeal to England for assistance to prevent the German foe from carrying out the new plan of attack.
The Nenana news., 1917-01-06
MONDAY

London: It is confidently believed here that the new emperor of Austria Hungary will advocate peace as soon as he is crowned king of Hungary. In cir cles within which he moves lie contin- ally dwells on the prospects of peace.
 Madrid: The Spanish government has notified the United States that 1t cannot give its support to the peace note recent ly addressed to the belligerents by Pres iient Wilson. Spain has also sent note to Berlin ill which vigorous protest is made against the work of the German divers. The Spanish governmen ent refuses to recognize submarine warfare as lawful.
 Paris: The answer of the Entente pow CTS to the German peace proposal was handed 10 the American ambassador late Saturday afternoon. The Allies refuse to enter into any peace barley, giving as their reason that the kaiser has refused to name the terms upon which he will suspend hostilities. The full responsibil- itv for starting the war is placed on Ger
The Nenana news., 1917-01-06
TUESDAY

Berlin: The German forces m tlIe Yer dun region are reported to have repulsed several attempts of the French to regain positions lost during the past week.
 Madrid: Ill explaining the action Of the Spanish government III refusing to support the Wilson peace note, diplomats declare that intervention proposals are premature at this time.
 Berlin: The war office announces that heavy fighting is ill progress i'll the Tran sylvanian district, where the Teutons have entered the entrenchments of the enemy. The Russians are in retreat along the entire Rumanian front
 Washington: Senator Hitchcock s res olution indorsing President Wilson s peace note to the Entente powers has not vet been approved, the Senate having de- ferred action from day to day. Demo- crats favor immediate passage, but Re publicans are inclined to refer the matter to the committee on foreign relations. A similar resolution has been introduced in the house by Representative McKellar of Tennessee.
 Boston: In a letter addressed to Con gressman Henry, Thomas Lawson urges the lawmaker to hasten the investigation of the recent heavy gambling i'll war stocks, in which numerous Washington officials are alleged to have been impli- cated. Lawson declares that prompt ac- ton must be taken or it will be found that the books and papers dealings with the Wall street cleanup will have been destroyed before the investigators can se- cure the evidence needed. Lawson also declares that he can convince President Wilson of the need of an investigation if he can have an hour of the executives s time
 Berlin: Representatives ofthe German government, ill discussing the refusal of the Entente powers to discuss peace, say that Germany will make known her terms when brought face to face with Entente peace representatives. It is claimed that the terms are ready, but will not be made known until the proper time comes.
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WEDNESDAY

Paris The reply to the peace note ot President Wilson has been drafted by the Entente powers and will be forwarded to Washington at once. It is said to be ex- plauatory of the position taken by Eng land and her allies.
 Berlin: Germany regards the reply of the Entente powers as flat refusal 10 discuss peace.
 Berlin: An interview with member of the Russian duina, which is quoted by the Overseas news agency, indicates that the Russians are becoming tired of war.
 Washington: Senator Stone has taken exception to the charge of Thomas Law son that certain government officials had reaped harvest during the recent excit- ment on Wall street Senator Henry, after conferring an hour with Lawson, expressed the belief that there was insuf-
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PROGRESS OF THE BIG STRUGGLE IN EUROPE

have been so badly shaken by von Mack ensen that it seems doubtful if the Slav forces can much longer retain their grip on any of the trans Danube territory.
 Washington: The state department has been notified by the Japanese govern ment that it is the intention to arm Jap anese merchant vessels for the purpose of providing protection against German sub marines in the Pacific.
 London: Commenting on the reply of the Entente powers to the German peace proposal, leading English papers express peace at the present time.
The Nenana news., 1917-01-06

The agricultural possibilities of Alaska, although that industry is still in its infancy, are beginning to attract attention in the Outside world, due largely to the success which has rewarded the efforts of homesteaders along the line of the government railroad. The fact that settlers are now coming to Alaska in numbers, instead of gold seek CTS, as was the case a few years ago. has given Outsiders something new to think about: and the addi- tional fact that the majority of these newcomers, who came here to farm, are prospering, lends additional interest to their presence in the territory. The vision of comfort able homes and green fields is not generally associated with Alaska, and for that reason the success of our pioneer farmers is attracting more than passing notice.
 Under the caption, "A New Alaska" the Duluth Herald recent ly commented editorially on the change which is taking place in the territory. The arrival of the set tiers, in the opinion of that publi- cation, means that instead of strip ping an unwilling land of its sole wealth and then abandoning it, men are finding that there is a con- hnuous wealth in the agricultural possibilities of the country, and are going there to cultivate it, and to make it continuously richer and more profitable. It gives notion, says the Duluth paper, of a new Alaska of vastly different style trom that of former days