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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-08

Yasushi Tannka, the artist.
wishes It to be known that he IL not
the same man MS II. T. Tanaka, OF
eli Jackson st. who was slated 10
appear In Justice Drinkers court
Thursday to answer charges OF sell
ing number of alleged obscene pic
lures.
This other Tanaka is simply n
dealer In pictures" explained
Yasushi Tanaka. while I paint and
create works of art
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-08
CORN AND POTATO
CROPS ENORMOUS

DIV Jntfrd Frcfs Iensrd Wtfc
WASHINGTON. Nov s--Tho
big war crop Of corn WAS estinat-
~ today at a.isi. osa 900 bushels by
tho agricultural department. This
compares with 2.bts.sti 900 last
year.
The great potato crop OF this
year. due mainly 70 last sra sons
shortage and high prices. was
given as 1e.sss. 900 bushels not in
Guiding s4T27,0oo bushels OF sweet
potatoes Both are far IN excess
OF previous years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-08
GILL ASKS COIN TO
ENLARGE FIRlANDS

An ordinance appropriaslng tis..
900 viii b. introduced TO the city
council next Monday by Mayor Gan
FOR an addition % 20 rooms and ten
baths 20 the isolation hospital a,
FIriandH. This 10 take care OF any
additional cases Of contagious dis
cas-. % the naval training station at
the campus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-08

Red Seal Grocery. Annex. ioc roili
toilet paper. $50; o boxes matches. csc
& cans Lighthouse cleanser. use. Elliott
Tiah Co, silver amelta ? lbs. CSC. gtal
10. Good Luck margarine. 93c III, lbs
csc. peanut butter. $50 10. stall n. ent
ing apples. $50 box. Stall -. wash
inFtou creamery butter SOC H.: milk, Toe
at stong's stuffed olives. toc bottle
rcd beans. Zoe can. Mason fruit 1ara
ats ESQ. pts zoe. corn flakes ? pkas
tsc stall 20 2 Fl or. ioAvos war bread
10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-08
Public Markets


Stall "a. Tom cod. lbs. itc. Alaska
rnlt herring, lbs ise. salt salmon. isc
ID. opened CLANS. foc pt. Stall IS, SOC
lar Queen elivss. zso. : pkgH, corn
flakes, &c. 500 can prubes. TIC. 2se
bottle ont Edge shoe polish. iso. Stall
1906, fresh FIG bars. thc ib.. boiled cider,
7sc bottle orange. citron or lemon peel
Csc ID lbs seedless raiAins. Csc. Stall
III. green tomatoes. lbs. zoe, Concord
grapes. ihs 35c. basket Toe Stall i22.
sweet potatoes. Be ID. onons. lbs. Toe
new black walnuts. Zoe Id. Jonathan APP
pies poo hos. stall as. tomatoes. SOC
box. bects. lbs. i0o; carrots. lbs. 1oc.
Sugar stall. 7 lbs. sugar. b7ei westiAke
special flour. t7.sb. Gold Bond nour.
k2Tb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-08
JITNEY HEARING ON

The traction company's fight To
keep 1ss jitney drivers from operat
ing parallel 20 their car tracks con.
tlnued In federal court Thursday.
An application 20 throw the suit
out Of court. made by Counsel w.
II. Crawford for the jitney men. was
denied BY Judge Neterer Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-08
SUICIDE DIES OF
Revolver WOUND

George c. bancroft. -. a sailor on
one % the sub ehaserH and who shot
himself In his room IN the Savoy
hotel "Wednesday. died at tho city
hospital at . m Wednesday. lie
left a note. asking tina, his body bu
turned over 20 tho medical research
institution ut Br.merton navy yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-08
DRIVE ON TO RAISE
PASSENGER RATES

WASHINGTON. Nov. s.--A con.
certed effort 20 increase passenger
as well as freight rates was seen in
railroad petitions filed today with
the interstate commerce commission.
The New York. New Haven s Hart.
ford and the Central, of New Eng.
land. asked for m increase in mile
age fares from "a TO "a cents.
Tho principal Southeastern roads
asked permission to raise Inter
changeabie mileage passenger rates
from TO -. cents n mile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-08
NEW MENINGITIS
CASE AT Lewis
staff Correspondent

staff Correspondent
CAMP LEWIS. Nov. s-Despite
tho efforts Of the medical officers
and the prompt quarantine OF com
panIer where the disease has been
discovered. one more case Of spinal
meningitis has developed In the
2esth infantry az Camp Lewis.
Eugene Bagdon, Of Santa Maria,
Cal. the ailing man. In In the base
hospital and hopes are held out for
hla recovery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-08

stall -. lamb chops. 7sc III steer
steak. lsc NJ Stall 2. Wesaon oil. asr
rnn. maoaroni. PC pkg. Crystal white
soap Dc bar. Carnatlon milk. cans
sbc. And.rson's fat Alaska herring
fuew), be each: pure rolled oats. lbs.
Csc. Quaker corn flakes. nc pkg. new
peas. cans 2hc Stall IS. best 1ereoy
binter. soc III fun cream cheese. lhs.
sso. stail 20. cup cakes. zoe doz. &.
cookies, Ice doz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-08
GIRL ROBBED OF 81

Miss Anna Hagen. OF the Busch
hotel. Sixth ave. =. and jackson at.
was knocked down and robbed OF 81
Wednesday night by footpad. who
attacked her At First ave. ~. near
Caller st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-08
The Star in the Trenches

The Star can be sent any soldier sailor
abroad at home, in the camp this side or IN
the trenches in France at tie following rates.
postpaid:
One Month. 40c; Three Months, $115;
Six Months, $500; One Year, $3.50.
Al mail subscriptions must be paid in advance.
No phone orders taken.
Remittances must be accompanied by Of
soldier the number of the company and that of his
regiment. Name of ship must be given II The
Star is to be mailed TO in the United States
ndry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-08
MCCLURE HOME IS
DAMAGED BY FIRE

A fire. believed to have started
from the chimney. destroyed the
third story and attic Thursday
morning OF the home OF Walter A.
Mcclure. attorney.
The damages amounted to 800.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-08

The william Mckinley circle. In.
dies OF the q. A. r.. Will give din.
nrr ut tho Veterans hall. Armory
Friday. from to I o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-08
i9-City Real Estate for Sale
n,o cAsn AND ns MONTHLY

Modern sFoom cottnse hath. light fis.
turss. shades, attie and basement lot
t0xiepi tNo blocks from the car Price
tl.tee Lock the city over and you
can't duplicate this bargain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-08
NORTH OF CITY

s acres. Seattle Heights. good land close
TO street car station. Price 1850.
This ~ snap. s-room modern house.
lots t0rf0e south facing. two car
lines Prize g. 700. 1900 cash.
l-roorn modern bungalow. Price si.toos
$500 cash.
YOUNG a pROBERc
gzzs Ballard Ave. Phone Ballard ft7
DAIRY AND POULTRY FARM
80 acres. with about 20 acres in Guilt
walton: one-haN rich bottom land
fine stream water. has house, large
barn and outh0useas fine bearing
orchard and large chicken run. with
hos pasture fenced off. abundance Of
small fruit. located only ~ miles
from the business center Of Seattle I.
ona mile 20 high school Price 1000.
to settle an estate.
nA.>-THTS II A REAL BARGAIN
CrlFFORD a VAN ARBDALE, Inc.
1913 Third Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-08

DAVID p nAsrnAN. res. rh'ra Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-08

whHTED-woMAS TO WORK row
or machine. George johnson Co. iits
W 5fth.
WASTED-WOMEN TO CUT APPLES.
piece work. Pacific Coast Syrup Co.
sgs3 seattle boulevard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-08
11--Acreage for Sale


ALDER BOTTOM LAND
ALL FOR 1900
$50 Cash AND $40 MONTHLY
Ths tract Ia between Seattle and Ts-
coma. east Of Kent: no better land to
BE- had At any price TIsa level and
easy clearing; sawuiii and school close
by, fine roads. / Y miles 20 railroad
station on main line.
PUGET BOUND FARMS co. eos srd Az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-08
1e--City Real Estate for Sale

HOUSE, cAN ~ SOLD QUICKLY
through Siar want Ads
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-08

OWNER LEAVING cry. Mrsr sELL
my beautiful hemes . rooms. me1srn,
Terms iks rsHt. stee daua. Phone
nsiisrd tesF. or esii sItr 10th w
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-08

L
| or : lessons iittls cost waits
An 7stsp. military f-etsp. for
~ trot. raunbie. toddis. hello pal.
~ iaSz. others Late from New
York city. Day and even
inrs. Private halls.
IA STEVENS Ssi. s on. Az
Nernssr Dancing Teachers Assn. N Y.
HARVEY II. CARROLL
Master Of the MODERN DANCE Al
Of the various new dances and nil the
| old favorites. Master member Of the
| Inner Circle. ~. Y. c. Studio itila
I Fourth ave.
OUR COURSE MAKES a FINISHED
I dancer OF you Why waltz our re-.
I suits guaranteed. ilippodroms. F1fth
snd University. Elliott sis7.
| GROWS HAIR. CURES DANDRtFF.
sczema. NO RESULTS. NO CHARGED
Gentlemen. ladies. Violet rays and
fnstismi face rpassaR-. shampooIng,
ohlropody. Louise Dalton. All Eitel
Hidg Elliott 3sts. open evenings.
WATERFORD FALSE TEETH DON'T
NATTER ~ BROKEN. HIGHEST
PRICES PAID. CASH ron OLD
SMITH JEwEIRY nFG. co. ala l.
g. SMITH BLDo.. FOURTH FLOOR
WATCH REPAIRING
Diamonds set white you walt. jewsIry
repaired and remodeiod
WORK guaranteed at whoiessis priess
SMITH JEWELRY MFO. co.
I7 T. Q. SMITH BLpo.. Fourth Floor,
REV. GREENE HOTEL HOLLAND.
Fourth ana jefferson, Near court house.
Essiiy reached for ministerial services
Private phriors Main sts1
RAOTfME PIANO PLhYfSG
And popular music taught In 20 lessons
PsninRes bldg.
PRACTICAL NURSE Mus wILLEfK.
sen. fOtS 18Th ~ W. Phone Ballard
1857.
KODAK KJls-'iN AT !, At 6 THEY'RE
done" 10 cents a roll. Jacobs. P.-t
HEFRfE KfSGsTON PUBLIC sTEN-
cRrapher. sos Crary Bldg
tsvAshuGH's iieo has 1905 Is, az.
DEHyER DYE wORIks-lsss itn ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-08

NANH MD TFTVWH
Kitchen eupbosFds, n. In. vide. y,
high. tHo glass dcers ard three toas
ad1ustahis shelves IN the upper Part.
three drawers. one flour BIN. on@ sgEaf
bin. utNtnN beard. ard cupboard foe
pots and psn~ vita r3nsl deer IN
loser part Price tfs set 30. or ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-08

ron aALE too nufs srocK. FIX.
turss and good wiu % stan zoe New
wsrtiaks Market Quiek for bsrsstn.
ownsr sgt q ss,ys hsIg lssspsrlsgs.a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26
WANTED-Reai Estate

LIST that vacant property for sale or rent
with shelton w. Davis $40 East Main
% North Eighth Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26
I'D. WANTS

Slnin asna' .D.e .' lH :o ihls n..
:ss: vS 81 Hi;Sif;;s
GoMfASAYS THE % 6K p2RY. CASH TO Ac.
RATE FER LINE
suN,1PAY .na IA iIY in sSe ions: 20 cents.
t5& s Esa't5ssRs' . IL :H 40 cents.
Situations Wanted. MaIe and Female
,ns s. D Sib,1 or sIsnAf cent. line
s.sis Of measurernsn, Ii sonu agate. IL
cis.sinea,ions not guaranteed after . +. Il.
SObsTA1lONo FOX I'D. WANT ADS.
ne. are for the convenience Of the pubic.
regular once 1 rs,.: ShssS arg sH.n above the
WEST Or FOUsHEE srREkr.
we sa brus store. s r.osa AZ AZ st and
,oS Gnarl f.l + Tu5nss Drussis. Yves, Broad.
RI TD% r.s, s; Ssss H ast Ulo
FOL- +; /; h beo Drug store, zooi Main s.,
CA. AIfi 8, Avenue fhai macy. Alien Ave. and
'ef B4us R sis.. i 100 i! " siR ST.
Snrnett,s Drug store. 4ol IVES, Broad ST.
s,'' Il. May a uros.. BROOK Ave. and Clay
s,Tar rsnt Drug store Fousnee and Broad
cosssSASs d OF OF t FogS n1DIs ssI ,
.%%sissesssr'.. si:.sls i. brosd st.
.Tragie Drug Co. &l7 L. Broad ST:
T. JefIr,es dug Store. :i+ 4: Broad st.
%s 4 sr Al sifS 3; s'
W II. Daley 400 North Tenth 81.
Mt,GhhsIdson DRUG Store. sol y. Seven
= II. Chlldrey. "a n. Eighteenth Sc,
co. urhers Pharmacy. Twenty nrst and Main
Wii!sms Pharmacy. Twenty nrst and Mar
y. sD.hnE.5 Drug Company Twensy-third and
g. Hcrd's Drug Store. Twenty ninth and q
s, %%cea & sehaaf Drug Co.. Twenty NTH
Woods Pharmacy. Twenty NTH and Leigh
s,church hin Pharmacy. $500 East Broad
-. 2. Craig Drug store. 1900 E. Broad s.,
Thirty nrst st.
yarmouth tharInaey Eis3 Eairmount Ave
z gays Drug Store North Ave.
''e' D HYtdH fiosfS "a Hel'h Ave-
Cosby & Co 400 Third Ave.
y h. Townsend. Milton and Maryland
SOUTH RICHMOND
Chas "; GaIrison 1903 Hull ST.. and 3ll1
wooDLASD HEIGHTS
s. mord'and Heights Pharmacy. alot
swA%seoRo.
B. N. E,oert. .,,rus Store. :sot Hull 81.
r.a a; siaG ~ ssls W,ins ana Az
49, PETERSBURG
more STREET. Phone T-ts.=ep-F :2b.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED. live salesmeD to sell stock
in going concern showing largo pronts.
Company approved by Blue sky law
OfNcers we'll known we have salesme 4,
making over $1,000 per month Drawing
account II YOU can auaIify. Refcrence re,
9uired Suite sos. Mckevctt Bldg. Nor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26

BUSINESS Manted wholesale. inanufac-
20 proposition 10 buy outright or interest in
formation confidential Address {. ESQ Gaze
Times DiapStCh.
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IoGA0aI IcI: 70 LEI Z -
!. n. CARNEAL e. SON.
Real Estate kuctioneera.
AUCTION SALE
OH

OF
No. 30l WEST LEIGH STREET.
GOOD CORNER BUSINESS PROP
ERTY,
ON THURSDAY, APRIL IS, 1917
at o'clock r. NJ.
on the premises. we Will offer for sale
the above property.
The lot Is 20x1l5 feet TO 1o-foot
alley. The improvements consist OF a
splendid store and dwelling above.
with eight rooms. bath. etc. On ac-
count OF it's size and location. 1t will
make an excellent drug store. 1t Is
one OF the best corners on Leigh
Street. and Leigh Street is the best in
this part OF the city. 1t is wide paved
and lined with nice buildings. The
owner who occupies the property. will
retire from business on May l. and
for that reason will sell bargain
The property is in first-class condition.
TERMS: Liberal. and announced at
aale
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED. party to join me in moving
picture business. new town In North Caro-.
lima. 10000 people. and only place nf
amusement. $4,000 as full partner siien,
or otherwise. Address l. $50. care Times
DiSnaiCh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26

At meeting OF the members OF
Richmond Real Estate Exchange on
April 10. 1917. the following Tariff
OF Commissions on sale Of city prop
erty was unanimously adopted, to be-
come effective at once:
MINIMUM COMMISSION. $500.
On the first s1.0OO.00. IS per cent
On the next 100000. 3 per cent
On the next $1O.0OO.00.2 Il per cent
On the next s1O.000.00. q per cent
On the residue. regardless
OF amount .1ia per cent
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FOR SALE-yscal Estate.


FOB sale or rent. one or the most beau
iitnl hhh comfortable homes In Lewis
burg Greenbricr County. Va. 10 rooms ana
path; electric iEhts. town water beauu-
fui lawn and shade. flower ana vegetable
karh.ns. large back lawn and st@bls. con
yenieht garage. Property fronts improved
highway IN white sulphur Springs. mile.
unsn, WI, rent practcsly Furnished.
hn"thcr delightfully."- located summer home
Tor rent. three quarters Of mile east of
I.e"ishurE. on White Sulphur new pike. c
t ROM" nice porshe. nnd shade. marnince n.
Win pump. good pss,ure lot with barn.
poultry house etc. Inquire nos for prices
Mnn terms OF Charles =. Dee. LewisburE.
80
"a ceres young growth timber. fronting
4. . Ry. near Mineral. Va. $50 per
acre VIII exchange for improved city
properly. 4. j. Chewing. il. ,3j Eas,
rOR SALE on HENT
and hath porches. large lawn beautiful
vie" of river. artcssn water garage on
lot. Good roads. boating. fishing. viii rent
party furnished. a. Il. Tornton. Ex.. Fred
fhltk Avenue lots east OF Boulevard Price
below market. Direct from oHner. r.. O..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26

WANTED, an experienced drug clark.
Write At once giving references and salary
expected Box -. Scottsviilt Va
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HELP wANTED-remaIo

WANTED. : experienced mattresses in a la
carte service. Good salary to tn. right
Il South Tryon Street. Charlotte. y. e.
WANTED. a reliable elderly colored wo.
man To lake care OF three middle "a ed
children while mother IL going 10 hospital.
Good pay. Com. At once 10 IOi Twenty
CIVIL Service examinations. Richmond.
May Il Women desiring clerkshlps, gov
eminent departments. post Office. stcnoBra-
pher. write Tor free particulars to !. G..
Leonard former government oxaminer) }.
ksnois Bldg. Waahlneton.
WANTED. young lady for photographic and
general Onicc work. Furnish reference
and specimen Of penmanship. state cN.
:1s. care Times Dispatch
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HELP WANTED-Femaie

WANTED. good miilnrr for out .of town
position. Apply Bonmberg Millinery Co
1907 East Main Street.
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MARRIAGES

MARRIED. b. Rev. Fred Il chenauit &
!, +, r ~ ,Apr!i Is, isi; MISS kATE, CLAY
ctEES, ~ Pnrdy Va A; THO brides hom.
80 Moth Ninth street. Richmond. Va
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ICE CREAM

sTECTAL for thIs week. Fresh stTaw6eTTv
Ice Cream. Madison 3Sio. Wynne Ice
Cream Company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26

WANTED, messenger boy not
g. over fifteen years Of age.
Address G PSI, care 1'inles-Dis-
patch.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST. parse with money. paper and pass
g No. 2@0sh American locomotive Works
Reward $40. return Ia Thomas ] Austin
.ia Buchanan S,r-et. near SnEentecnth,
FOUND. pointer. owner call :lJ West
CARY AMI identify.
LOST, "Wednesday. either ia the shopping
=, district or between the shopping district
SJnh byrd street station. diamond pin
set With - stone Reward J.: returned TO
- Iu.S- Dispatch
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FOR SALE-Vehicles

SEVERAL. new top buyEieS and surrey. that
We ar" selling below cost. Wagon. top ar
open. at bargain prices. Easy terms II
wanted. 4. Meyers sons. f3l East Cary.
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FOR SALE-Farms
FARM FOR SALE


SS3 acres on Norfolk and western Rail
road, AZ station. - miles west Of Peters
hurc , trains eHch way daily. Stores
post-on!ce. churchs. Convenient Seven.
room house. rlnte roof usual outhuilb!nrs.
so"h repair. Well suited for stock KEN
oral aiming: growing timber Very rea-
snnable price and terms II quick SALE Deal
direct Win owner. Address T. ego care
times Dispatch.
a .plsndid farm OF 30 acres miles vest
or Glen Allen. bargain for cash Nd
dr".. ..O%ncr." Glen Allen. Va
FOR sale; t3b acres. we'll equipped for
stock raising and general farming Good
red-chocplate losm poii. Gently rolling
and well wa,sred by streams $50 acres in
e"oh state or cultivation. part OF which
rs In GOOD Grass sod. orchard and herds.
grass Good Groom dwelling In n-st ri q rs
condition, situated In nice grove and lawn
Large barns. good stable. cattle and hog
sheds. Two Sood t.room tenant houses mic,
orchard. Good woven wiz. fences This
place Is equipped ready for business and is
well adapted 20 cattle and sheep grazing
ana wheat and hay. Located In a prorres.
'iNc cominunit? on improved hiehway. wc.,
~ Richmond and convenient 10 railroad.
Ian oe bought ~ sacrinc.. Price, So 500
TERM. reasonahle. Will consider exchange
Bids. Randolph iiat
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DEATHS

SoRD6N Died a, the rc.idonce OF hi.
parents Mir. and Mrs, Walter l.. Gordon.
III Wet Grace street April -. 1917. a,
sac T.. NJ. FRANCIS rALMEE GcRDDN.
aged siS year,
Funeral THIS ,THUESpSYt AFTER
soon ~ 70 O'Clock from Grace Episco pa!
church Private intetneni, Hollywood
SDMMA.-Died. April y. in the fty-xix,h
year 81 hi. age, SicNDLNS SOMMA lie
leaves widow. thrs- daughter. Mise,
MarI. Hos. ami ,Iar. sornfns and two
sons Renrs ard Charles To mourn their
rfunHra! from NJ re:idcncc. :5;ii ives,
'ra"~ street, FRIDAY NpRSikf, 10
%. .ock NMrL.L NJ, LalNaLN ..
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-27
STUBBORN DOCTOR
LEADS ARMY Alright

London, July S.-(By mail)-
There's an English surgeon named
Carter who is always making trouble
for himself. Some years ago he was
professor of Materia Medica, Phar-
macy and Morbid Anatomy, as well
as curator OF the museum at Grant
Medical college, Bombay. Walking
down the street one day, carrying
all this title. he met a native suf-
fering from rare leg ailment, one
that meant amputation at an early
date, and danger to the natives life.
He explained the situation to the ma
tive and offered him flve rupees for
the privilege OF performing the am
putation that afternoon. The native
grabbed at the bargain and his life
was saved.
But the next morning Carter was
awakened by congregation Of halt,
manned and blind natives outside
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-27
his house. all clamoring for the op.
portunity to earn five rupees.

his house. all clamoring for the op-
portunity to earn five rupees.
The dispatch Of Indian troops to
Mesopotamia resulted In the appear
ance OF Major Robert NJ. Carter. In
dian Medical Service. Very soon he
was In trouble with the d. A. and
Q. NJ. G. for insisting. long after his
insistence had been frowned upon,
that medical conditions must be
made better.
II threatened to put him under
arrest and said would get his hos
pital ship taken away from him for
meddlesome. interfering faddist." "
This Is the language attributed to the
d. A. and q. M. G. In the report OF
the Royal Commission on the Meso-
potamia mess.
The incident might have ended
Just this way. but for the fact that
by the time he had got this oflcial
into this frame Of mind. the noise
had reached Sir John Nixon, COM
mander-in-chief. who chaused an in
vestigation to be made. The result
was that steps were then taken to
remedy as far as possible the conse-
quences Of the terrible earlier ne
glect.
And out Of the whole sad story OF
the first Mesopotamia campaign. as
made public by the Royal Commits
sion's findings. about the only para
graph Of commendation Is that
given to the work Of meddiesome
doctor.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-27

Calling cards at the Courier.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-27

ed to carry his "tin-hat" or shrap-
mel helmet TO the stretcher-bearers,
and then to lead them back 10 where
the sufferer Ia lying.
Many Red Cross dogs have boon
produced In England, Az trench war
fare has rendered them n necessity.
a project is under consideration to
train the American "Rovers" some
where In the United States ana to
send them over with other Red
Cross unity. Bluebloods are not the
only ones needed. Yellow ours can
do their bit for America also. II they
have the spirit. and enough dog
brains"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-27
GREECE ENTERS UPON
POPULAR RULE ERA

Athens, July 27.--With today's
meeting OF the new Greek parlia-
ment. real popular rule for this na-
tion commenced and Grecian mon
archy ended. King Alexander took
no part In the function.
The chamber presented pictures
ques scene. with Greeks. Muscle
mems and Islanders dressed In their
quaint native costumes. Premier
venlzelos, was acclaimed by n large
majority OF the deputies. The new
regime completely control the situa-
tion and Is In full accord with the
entente.