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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-05
Hundreds Of Millions Made

There have been wonderful fortunes made in the oil bus
nessproducion has returned fortune after another unit
all count of the and who have become millionaire
through the production of oil has been lost But in spite this
the big fortunes have from the refining end of tn
oil business There is little speculation and hardly any loss
the oil refining industry The colossal fortunes have mad
by those individuals who have been fortunate enough stock
holders in companies refining oil The most spectacular
in the MdContnent oil fields has been made by Harry Suca
In very short time he has built business that paid about
ten million dollars in dividends besides discharging
bonded Indebtedness of around twenty million dollars.
And the business built in less than years by Mr.
Sinclair from the refining end Of the oil industry The
j. Cosden plant at Tulsa, Okla started with capacity
of 25 barrels day-t is capitalized at So 100000
and is paying tremendous dividends that capitalization
to its extremely fortunate stockholders The famous
Rockefeller fortune has been built from the refining of
crude6n and n products The P0nca City refinery after
returning dividends that almost unbelievable to its
stockholders sold out and returned these stockholders
1850 for every S108 of their original Investment 1t
stated that the refinery at Lawton paid for its cost
in 60 days operation At Yale the refneres are paying
their stockholders big dividends This the story that has
from the refining, end of the oil busness-coossa
dvidendshuge fortunes nionaes made in an incred-
IDLY short time-and that is the opportunity offer lin
tied number of people through this We offer
limited amount Of "0sage Mutual stock at 81 today-it
may be advanced to So share without noceit will surely
$3 asare have completed the purchase
machinery We guarantee the price of this stock 81 fC
this announcement only.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-05

Every proposition has certain eler.pt, that ara
unmstekahle-thcsel are either success or iother.
wise y ever proposition POSSESSED Inherent sue.
cess u IN tho "0snEs Mutual Refinery
We are building the only refinery IN the bv
Usage dlstrlct the osaEe district IN hdrnittedly tho
most promising oil pool In the history OF 0iI; we
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-05
We Hold Valuable Oil Leases

refining
y In Pavhuka
which drilling
1
spending dollar
the refinery business and ~ 10
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-05
Wonderful Location for Our Refinery

Refinees to be successful must be located I
production We W.
the heart of the wonderful VI
acting behalf of the Indians of "
oil leases
ine2000O
Government
that the Usage uerah with oil oil
United oil this
and
tu demyonc in the
dru
ney no matter how in he o karoma
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-05

we sW d yop om story briefly
wonderful dividend pJer buying osSe Mutuar stock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-05
STATE CLOSES
IN MOONEY CASE

SAN FRANCISCO. July S.
The state finally rested In the
Rena Mooney bomb plot case
today.
Altho announcement was
previously made that the states
case was ended. several days
have been consumed In reading
letters found by the police In
raids and copies Of the Blast,
Berkmnn's radical paper.
As soon az the state made its an.
nouncemcnt. Defense Attorney Nc.
Mutt moved 20 strike from the rec.
ord the testimony OF ]. II. Mentz,
a detective. and Detective Dowd, OF
the United Railroads. on the ground
that II referred TO alleged dynamit.
ings which had been barred by the
court. The court win rule later.
Defense Opens Testimony
The defense will open it's testi-
mony today. after n brief opening
argument by McNutt,
The case OF Frank c. Oman. &C
cused OF framing" evidence
against Tom Mooney. was called
before Superior Judge Griffin to-
day. on charge OF subornatlon OF
perjury. and the case was put over
until Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-05
ENGLAND HAPPY
THAT j. s. BEAT
U-BOAT ATTACK

By Uait~d Press f~as~d Wire
LONDON. July 5.--All Eng
land rang today with praises Of
the exploits Of the American
naval convoy 20 the transports
bearing kmeriea's first eSpedi-
ton 20 France. Az the average
Brlton sSw II, there were two
outstanding lessons In the fall
ure OF the navy 20 be taken by
the German submarine surprise
attack.
First. n was held here that the
tubp Arine menace was thus proved
comparable with sufficient mum
Der OF dostroyers.
Second and most important. the
manifest preparedness OF the Ger
trRns for the troops indicates how
Il orc and systematic ia the Teuton
spy system In America.
Privately. many officials today
expressed amazement that the u
s. had failed 10 profit by England's
experiences in this regard. on all
sides today the greatest anxiety
was expressed that the L. 8. had
not fully appreciated what I,
iceans 20 combat the Wilhelm
strasse secret agents. II was hoped
however. tina, this example OF Ger
man efficiency Is spying would
spur the L. 8. into combing out the
enemy agents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-05
BIGGEST LAND
SUIT TO Give
ARMY ITS CAMP

by United Press Leased Wire
TACOMA, July 6-The COM
plant In the suit to condemn
$4,000 acres OF the 70,oooacre
eontsInment site at American
lake filed by J. T. S. Lyle, spe-
elsi counsel for Pierce county,
today, 10 two inches In thick
ness and has kept ii employees
busy for weeks In its prepare
tion. There are 700 separate
pieces Of property In the first
5000 acres and approximately
1000 defendants.
II is probably the biggest con-
cemnation suit in extent OF land
covered ever brought In the Unit
ed States. and the biggest but one
in point OF money value. the Croton
dam suit In New York merely run
ming into money.
IL will take a map IL By is feet
big enough TO carpet a good
sized room-to show II to the court.
Sixteen stenographers have been
kept busy in the preparation Of the
first half OF the suit. Two crews
- appraisers, one for property and
one for Improvements have been
in the field for six weeks and are
not nearly thru yet; four draughts-
ren have been working steadily at
maps. and nine rooms In the Ia
coma building are crowded with
typewriters, drsughting tables and
filing cases
Every house. barn and chicken
coop big enough to be called =
structure on the $4,000 acres, has
been measured and many OF them
have been photographed. The ma
trre OF the soil on every tract has
been studied.
Lyle hopes TO get into court on
the first suit some time in August
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-05
LAUNDRY STRIKE
MAY END TODAY

Settlement of the laundry strike,
which has Inconvenience Seattle
folks for several weeks. was ex.
pected Thursday. International
President Brock. OF the inside
workers.; Fred Wyatt. business
agent OF the drivers. and Secretary
-hyng. OF the Laundrymen's club.
went into conference early Thurs
day. An agreement was expected
before night.
The conference Is the third TO be
Leld since Tuesday. the first being
On the invitation OF the laundry
owners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-05
American Men May
Wear Knockers Soon

By United Press Leased Wire
CHICAGO. July 5.--American
men may be wearing knickerbock-
ers this winter and kilties next
summer.
The advisability OF so designing
nen's garments was discussed
here today by the congress OF Ma.
tionnl Association OF Clothing de
signers. who declare clothes must
be made to conform with the short
wool crop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-05
Vessel Movements
AHMED Ar SEATTLE

ARRIVED At SEATTLE
July s-i.atouche. from ~ Michael at
n.
Governor. from Vancouver. ~. g.. at
2g0 a. m.
July aAdo Msru from HongkooE, vita
ports. AZ . m.
SAILED FROM SEATTLE
July bTAmbh MAru. for Kobe, via
Yokohama. at 'I0tib q. m.
George tnomis. for Ketrhikan, via
Point Wells. at a m.
Governor. Tor Tacomh, ht q. m.
July i-Hark Elizabeth. for Port Gam
bio, IN tow o. tug Wsndsrsr. o.,
sac , M
ALASKA VESSELS
SEWARD. July sailed Alameda,
sauthbpund. at .. m
JUNEAU. July I. Sailed Northwest
efn, snuthbouhd. ct y. m.
WHASgEit. July sailed Dol
phin, Inbound. at .. m city OF
seattle. noFthbound, at IA.
kETCHtkAN. July .-Baiiodi Hum
hold'. Houthbound. at a. ~. July g.
sailed City OF Seattle, northbound. at
s .. m. Dolphin. northbound. at II 20
D. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-05
DANIELS RAPS
A. P. SUB YARN

WASHINGTON. July 5.--Secre-
tary Daniels this afternoon repudi-
ated as false a dispatch sent thru
cut this country by the Associated
Press. casting doubt upon the Off
oial report OF submarine attacks
upon American transports.
MY statement about the fight
letween submarines and destroy.
ers conveying the transports" he
said. was based upon official re-
ports"
The dispatch circulated by the
Associated Press purported TO give
the private attitude OF official cir
oies" at the base OF the American
destroyer rotilla In England. The
reports to Secretary Daniels came
from Admiral Cleaves. who com
handed the convoy flotilla with
the transports.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-05
LEGAL NOTICES

IN THn DISTRICT COURT or THE
United States. Tor tho Western District
Of Washington, Northern Division,
80 sos. NOTICE OF SALE
In the Matter OF b y Brown. bankrupt
Notice i~ hereby given that tho trustee
In bankruptcy viii, on the i7th day
- July isii. at 500 T. m. az the
office OF the Referee. at 1898 T.. g.,
Smith building. cell g. the highest bio
der tho following property. to-Wttf
90 The stock 81 hot water heating
Pipe. fixtures and supplies nov ole.
uhtsd AZ 1888 second ave. seattle
ca 1he stock Of fixtures. including
safe. az the above number.
sans 60 - sold In two lots above
indicated. upon sealed bids. which
must bs accompanied with n certified
check for 10 per cent Of the amount
bid hld# may 10 left with the IN.
dsrsiEnsd al the office OF bis attorneys
below stated
FRANK J, HANSAS
Trustee.
wErER 4 nonEHTa
Attorneys Tor Trustee
Gois.iQt7 i.owman Building. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-05
FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED WOMEN AND aiRtR 70
prepare fruit for canning Come prc
pared Tor wagls National Canning 90
ifeo West spokane ave Tak. Faunt
leroy or Ali car set or a. pt,.s.tt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-05
Every branch OF business In

Every branch OF business In
Japan Is making new records OF
prosperity. Large quantities OF
her bonds held in Great Britain and
France have been redeemed. Nego-
tintions are in progress for Japan
to take up s50.0O0.0O0 of British
treasury bonds in the United
states. In addition TO a loan TO
Russia OF 5000, 900 and one TO
China. Her gold reserve is now
$3.50, 10000 AS result OF the
war. nine new industries have
been brought into existence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-05
JAPAN MARKING
Time ON China
BY RALPH II. TURNER

United Fress HtsN Correspondent
TOXIC. July 5.-Jspan will pur-
sue n policy OF watchful waiting
toward China. Foreign Minister
Motono announced today. The gov
crnment will keep an eye on all de-
veiopments. he saio. and will not
lose time in taking whatever prop
er measures the occasion demands.
Every one expected the movement
.or restoration OF the monarchy in
China, he said. altho few thought II
II would come so early or so sud.
denly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-05
FIND MURDERED MAN


NJ United Frees Leased Wire
LIVINGSTON. Nont. July 81
Lying IN pool Of blood. both ears
sliced off. tho body OF a man be.
lievod TO be Vergo Wourvin. OF
Portland. was found on an island
near here "Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-05
HUNT INSANE MAN

The police are on the lookout for
l.. S. Cousins. escaped patient OF
Steilacoom, who has a homicidal
mania He wants to kill his wife.
who lives at 600 32nd ave. He es-
capped a year ago. and was recap
tured as he was entering her house
TO carry out his threat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-05
MADAM NELLIE

EGiPTtA$ Cf.AfUNpfA ANT AND
MEDIUM
Gives true advice hos 90 gain success In
business and family attain. caarishtp
and marriage. tells you SHAT business
10 most lucky Tor you. and what part
OF the world viii - more ~uccssafui
for you. advises ho~ 90 gain ard hold
good position. ahs tells II the one
YOU love ia true or false gives the
nam. Of your future husband or wife.
and causes speedy marriage with the
one Of your ohoies brings the sspa-
rated ioxsth.F. maiss happiness be-
tween man ard wife The madam can
advice you how Go avoid all bad luck.
she can tell you In regard TO your abb
sent friends. and cause you 10 have
good lick and success IN anything yea
take IN hand. This lady does no; tell
60 please you. bus gives only truthful
advice you can dsperd on RatiHfac-
flon guaranteed or no charges spg-
eiai readings 80 cents. Hotel xix.
1891 Second ave. eornsr Of second and
Pine. room
SCftSTIFfc rHRENOfEGi8r
This famous phrsneioEist reads your en-
tire life. Just a. the head indicates
gives you dates. facts. tells you sha,
has passed IN life. what II happening.
without asking a single question Hhs
docs not toll things to please. hut reads
things just a. tn. head indicates: Cells
you what planets you we're born under.
the lucky and unluckT planets. when
and whom you Will mArry settles and
srpiainn love. family troubles. mar
riaErs. divorce. health. business. Law
suits. apeculations. Investments,
transactions % ali kinds. In fact. no
matter shat your hope. fsar or amhi-
tion. come 90 this noted phrenoioHist
and find help. There 10 no need for
auyone 10 b. unSuecsHsfui Her advice
removes All trouble. She guarantees
anttafartinn or no charge Her readings
are strictly confidential Call aud con
suit her Special readings for ono week
only, soc. Hours. a. m. 20 .. ~.
Room ~ Antisrs Hotel. Fourth and
Irutan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-05
WILL MEET IN SEATTLE

CENTRALlA, July 5.-The an
nGal state convention OF postoffice
clerks and letter carriers. held here
today. chose Seattle for their 1918
meeting place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-05
FINE BRIDGE BURNS

ny United Pre-. Leased Wire
WENATCHEE. July b.-The new
county bridge across tho Wonat.
chez river. six miles north OF Wen.
atohee. was burned. probably by
fire works. Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-05
Girl Loses Slippers
In Coal Tar Mass

WALLER MILLS. n. Y. July 6.
Miss Eliza Trent started across
Main st to the moving picture the
atre. She wore pair of white
slippers. and. when in the center of
the street. became stuck In coal
tar preparation which is being
used in resurfacing the street. She
could not lift her feet from the
preparation and had to unbuckle
her slippers and walk TO the side
valk in her stockings.
READ STAR WANT ADS !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-05

Southern Pacific railroad has
tramp traps" In the shape OF
freight cars, which are left in con
ditlon TO invite the tramps, and aft
er a number OF them have boarded
II the doors are mysteriously
closed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-05
RUSSIAN ntrs HAeD

Mike Link. ~. a Russian lahorer
ia hold at the city jail for knocking
Ellsworth Qualchlm. ~, to the side
walk. last Monday. fracturing DUAL.
chim's skull
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-05

Cyrus shultx, a farmer near Rap
ids. KY. refused to sell n kernel OF
corn except TO those who needed
Il for bread when the price of corn
was $40 barrel. and then he
would accept only $3.50 u barrel for
II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-05
HAVE YOU SEEN HIM7

Police are aiding Mrs f. Sweet,
Vancouver, b. c.. TO locate her son,
Eugene Screbner. II, who ran away
from home Monday and came TO
Seattle on the steamer Governor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-05
STEALS 2I7 PENNIES

J. Sven is in jail. after admitting
he stole 2l7 pennies from a Green
Lake school building. and tried to
sell brass fixtures to a junk man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-05

stall 90. Columbia river snclts. Be- ~ .
ling cod. tbH Zoe, Hhrinps. 100 ~
Htaii iaA. KinH nslman lbs csc. halt
but, iba eis. rod snapper. ibH zoe
stall i0u. watermelon. &C. III rhnta.
loupes. hc each Tor zoe. groen peas.
lbs ttc Htali iao. niue Ribbon tee.
BOO 10 golden rHF noodles, pkEs,
stc. Rot-u Seed rniainH. 3 pkrs 2tr,
stall $50. home grown peas. bel ih large
cucumbata Gc each stall tki. an
pickiea sour pickles. i0s ~, picked
pigs feet. Toe 10 Stall tB7, old Dutch
cleanser. &C.. small Crlaco, alo, medium
criaco. ftrl largo Crsro. 81 a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-05
A mechanical sorubbinq machine,

A mechanical scrubbtng machine,
which carries brushes, soap pow
der and water, IL novelty among
electrical devices. II has also a
suction pump, which removes the
dirty water after the scruhhing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-05

PROTECT YOUR
mr. Al TIL

WV WV Wv
safest and quick
est way.
Diseases OF tho
glands and Nerves
a speciality. Arth
ma, Tonsilltin. pn
ratyaiE. Deafness.
Rheumatism. Skin
ana boo 4 bis
or Srs tellnhle
trontmcnt for pei
vic diaoaHes ana
all other ailments.
Permanent bet
torment for every
case OF low vital
ny and all weak
nesses.
DR.
sI8 Second Avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-05

James Duncan. arbitrator ap-
pointed 10 represent the interests
q the employees. declared several
Gays ago that In his opinion an ar
ti,rary settlement OF the issues
would not be necessary.
Arbitration has not been aban.
6oncd. and the company's position
must not be misunderstood says
President A. w Leonard. OF the
Traction company. I'VE depend
UPON arbitration. the legal method
provided by a clause in our street
railway franchise. for the full and
fiaal settlement Of the differences
tttwccn us and our railway en-.
ployes
Conferences and Cancellation
meetings can only pave tho way
Tor the final arbitration. 10 which
We have agreed. Of the formal de.
uandA made by the trainmen and
flied on June 20 Those demands
we're made specific. Arbitration OF
wages and working oouuIiioas was
agreed 10 and two mem oeSe OF tho
board OF arbitration fave been
rRmod-JRmes Duncan by the en-.
plCyes. and c. J. Franklin b. tho
company Tho company will ad.
here To this agreement"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-05
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
coNsrL.r MADAM LEssLlr
EGYPTIAN riiuENOtolfAr AND
sfFftIfHN

EGYPTIAN riiEENotntftAT AND
MEDIUM
one Nhe can actually toll sou ehat yen
want 70 know without asking a single
question Gives advice how 70 gate
success IN business ara family affairs
rcurtahip ard marriage tells you
What business Is most lucky far you.
ard shat part Of The worid will 10
more succsssfui for you. ndNisrs how 70
gala and hold good puaifinr| Hhs tells
~ fhs one yeu love 10 true Or FALSE
gives the name ~ your futurc husband
o. wife. ard causes speedy marriage
with she one q your rfoise brinEa TIE
separated together makes happiness
between man ana wife The madam
can advise heu % avoid ali bad lock
and evil influence ard trouble. nnd
cause rnu 70 have good luck sad sue
crHs 10 anything puu taks In hand This
tady does not tell 60 please Sou. hu'
Eives only truthful advice you ran de-
pend on. one visit 20 hes, viii repay
ron FOE many disA upoiatmsnfs IN 9TH
sfH This - the tnsdam's fisst time In
Seattle satisfaetioa guaranteed or no
charges special readings 80 csnta for
two w..ks only Hotel Merits. room ..
it1ts Third. between rnion ana Pike
Hours. . % 3 70. daily snd HandaY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-05
Public Markets


hinnHs. $50 can INNS coffee. SIC. 2
10 cans standard tomatoes, zoe, Zoe
Shaker salt. De-, Zoe cove oysters 2 far
300 stall az. gst good coffee. 100
Washington creamery butter. f0f n. 2
dos. eggs. Zoe Stall -. pHrtcnrised
milk, Sc az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-05
FUNERAL NOTICES

WILLIAM AIT. formsriy Of seattle
died az Leland. Wash. July T. lie 10
survived BY one brother Ciarenrs All
Of Port rowuaend Mr. All Was a
member of Aerie No J. y -. E aud
also member OF the odd Fellows
lodge
Funeral will BE- held frop nonnsy-
Watson chapel Friday. July .. at ,
O'Clock =. an, under direction Of tho
EAHtsz
NSl~N1N~~~~~~~~~~ ~N~~~~- .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-05
5 BUSINESS PuRsoNAta
GIT WE'LL IN
NATURAL WAY

M GIT WELL IN
4{<fffrA NATURAL WAY
MTX AZ ilee We. Chinese
W 4sA nature herbs home
- 8. !. e: ]:
~ fomodiea. aurcsHHfuis
x ~ i~N+A ~ treating stomach,
~ ~ WNH hi dncN. bladder,
IA - rhsumatlsm. blood
-skks<f diaordern and MANY
other ailments OF
NNEMsR<y men aud women by
~ using ChlnoHe nature
s harha.
NJ uEn wO CitiNEAE MEDICINE co.
eos Iemcs 1t. bet sud aud grd AYES
Seattle, wash. Established isog
NEWEST WALK pAScns.
!. |. !. !.
>N or lessons. little cost
VIZ separate halls. all day and
- evening". the year round.
kN.- go you can dance with Hny-
ESWN tnsI young lady assistance
HV triai free. rtidis aKed and
"A business peoplsi no differ.
:" snce ~ you haven't danced
M STEVENS --n ;',
KN Established ever 10 year.
~ Tel Main saii tMquiasr
National united Masters OF
Dancing Assnl
WOMEN. Usn YOUR CREDIT orRN
charge srcount We VIII give yea
credit TO OUTFIT yourself In anything
you may need In 'itAin GOODS " You
pay on easy terms az factory prices.
We Manufacture everything that Is
worn tn hatr goods 90 any special pat
tern or deaiEn. nrirK as your cut hair
or comtinHHs No make them up at
factory prices We dye and make over
your old switches. Mail orders given
prompt attention.
FACTORY uAtR STORE. i,oi rtrst Az.
GENTLEMAN srRANUER Is TiE|
city. wishes 60 meet lady between IS
aud 20. Tor company and mstrmony.
" suited r. Murphy. Gen Dol.
city.
AMERICAN WORKING MAN. 81. WITH
steady position, etahra 20 meet work
ms gtri OF suitable age. object matrt.
mouY As. star
nENofr iNsrirrrn
For rhsumAttcp aud obstinate pains cure
quich Guaranteed Frrc treatments
saturday ana sunday zoz HaiFht nidE
soiLciroR EXEMPT PROM Any vi.
ture military service wishes the ac-
quaintauce % some nice lady. object
mAtrimony HoH A-so. star
WHOEVER taD. CoSRtpEHAuLE
means. wtshe. 20 meet lady companion.
obisct rnatrinour. AS. star
MISS tsn WISHES TO MEET con-
genital companion OBJECT matrimouy
A.tt. star
ON MANUFACTURER MATRIMONIAL
paper published. Mailed free. The
Correspondent. roisde o.
nAoriAs rLkrfSa TAUGHT. 10 TO 70
lessons success guaranteed bot-sea
PantAE~. nidx
WANTED = RoctETY oUGANi1ER
Must have sspsrtsncs, Apply room
"a EAlnirr-Ffrnd hotel
MISS JOHNSTON coRSs REMOVED,
scalp nassaEs. SOC seneca st Apt >
"uEr ACQuAtSTED SOCIETY MEET
inrs Thursday evenings itis Eighth
ave Apt n
NfMErtrcfttSp AND PicoTfSa
while you walt ier per yard SINGER
sewing Machine Co, iaif rhtrd ave
MATERNITY HOME REASONABLE
HAhjss adopted sfi Korea
DENVER DYE woRKs-iHos rth Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-05
THEsEAT TlEST AR
ACREAGE ron SALE
ACRES. IMPROVED
rr>Nt>G GREEN. PRICE 81 400

Tsls place Improved for a home.
rtce shade trees. flowers and
awn. well settled district. close
n cheap fare downtown WON
an selling on account % having
operation Coed house and out
Ausialnrs; over 30 younK bearing
sruls trees Of different kinds,
also small fruits. lots 81 straw
Aesriea. ever an acre Tn garden.
sesatoss. beams cabbage. car
rsss estors etc; eaoush Scoi
eat 10 last one year. and plenty
tef, on place 70 last five years;
shout - acre In clover, fine
creek running through property.
Party euyiuE can have posses
sson at encr Everything goes.
l-eiudinE garden. fer 81 SOC.
snail cash payEaeat down. bal
arc~ tiS monthly cali at .es
Ssw York Block for location.