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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-08-10

The recent tragedy which re-
suited in q white man killing two
white ladies' then killing himself
quickly and at once settled al
litigatlons. No reed of any 20
lice's arrest, no Jail com ointment,
no Judge nor jury needed. He,
the triple murderer. constituted
the whole court and all it's rami.
fications.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-08-10

h'ht "i TIE lnard of ldtFatioft t.,r fb,
District. Mr.. KIrr was Al home. A.,
knows the work of the Real Cr.-- Al fir-,
hand AMI explained 70 sil..tivrlv a. a.,
ery"dJ pne could 500 that h.. ru.ant
every word hr uttered aud ~ h. an h.,u.r
to any man O" have liv.d ln -n.h a wax
that be- should i'r - highly r.-t-..t..l
| AMI h"nursi A. H. thus y...l tr,n AMI
hiS vile, Mr.. \. -. Eic,-. Dr. like a 81,
trsi -nn around whnh . hui, uni,.r--.
+" humanity rrvolv- she ~ not r,.t
now showing her deep -er-.. of human
sympathy She haS alwav- ,ionr -,
ihr most humid" Irr~"n- living GA that
operation ~. living Witness o. tine
iaci that her hand Of charity. Der hrart
"i "i"er aud r"o'i will have brought -nn
SHINE Q" - any a SICK Iar-pn. Her own
hand ha- nini-fere.i to tlsir wants
Rev. c"l'i'-. Master OF Crrrnonnr-
nex' 'ntr"inc'd Editor VI =. Whtt,rn
"h" "a'ie very tIineiy .,d,ir,---. i.ictur-
ing VIII telling effect The h"rril,leiie--
~ TIM war AMI appealed o. tl,. men anil
~"n"n 81 hi- race ~ .tand hy the flag
ami support the Eei Cro-- o. tllr fullest
extent 81 one'- aful.ty
Attorney ~ D. CAPS hart. thr brilliant
young lawyer and -.l,.iar ,,,t,,,,,p,.,,
i,i- lafg auitrns,. not only we'll lnt Ian
appeals .oi and endorsement of tl. uort
heing done 10y the women of ht. RAE AZ.
sad. dc-ervci -g~sial prai-~.
Or. 1"-eph r. Brown. The Ia-t -ts-al D.,
and To- the surprise Of everybody. tnn
one. not even Dr. Grown himself lanl
any Glenn to him i,cIng a speaker. heard
from hin one Of the ls,--t sts.,, l,.- OF ala.
evening. IL -cefns'i that bee Wa sNcrf.
tionally -tlrre'i
fa'ii OF the above -Iseeker- not onl,
PaId special compliments o. tho
"'r"-i"n. the c"l"rc'i ladr-- Centrally
ti''1r extraordinary interest and afI~.ar.
bat ~ lo'ri oil" ii'eir pra.-r 81 Mr. AMI
Mr.. 4 u. l.io'. very tineiy duet
"~- -nng 10 t~" iadie-.
N"fthi"rk DI-trnt 81 - l'e eomI.i
"ented tec"'i-e - i'- ral-r'i '''nrs uipf, }
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-08-10
Boy Lost.

George DAVIS. srs years. .on Of Mr.
and Mr.. Davis ct wilcoe. W. Va. has
been gone since July ?. Of this year. Boy
10 brown skin, small featured face noe
somewhat fat, has a fine voice. very
small tor he aee. Any one finding Or
knowing Of such q child and will notify
me viii - amply rewarded. Write n
JAMES DAVIS, wiIcoe, W. Va. or the
Mcdowell Times, Kevstnns. W. Va.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-08-10

quite an enjoyable Jay Wa bad ~ =
number Of keystoneite- and their yiie-t-
~ = iormsl picnic ~ i~kman. All -ort-
81 pleasant game~. ui0.iern and Old fash
ioned acre indulged IN tluite an elsb-
ora'e dinner va -pread a ~ 49, Tho@e
present we're Mi--e- Glars Abbott. The
ma Calhoun. Ams<a Hsrri-. Myrtle
lone. Letetitis EpT~ and Iuiia Swan.
Me--r- Walter smith. Oti- Walden.
william Jone- AMI stewart Calhoun
Chsperons Mc-isn'e- Helen lame AMI
Ida Wh.ftcO.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-08-10

To The Mcdowell Times
Gentlemen
b low is list OF the Colored teachers
appointed for another year in flkhorn
District. please publish and oblige.
a Correspondent
EiHORN GRADED SCHOOL.
Prof. r. l.. fss. "riaciple.
Mi-~ Mary rsee. Miss Mabel Young.
Miss Birlie Wsthinston
Mis ko-s Anna McCisnslan
Miss ollie t.hi-rt
Mss Alfoncie SIMPSON
ENNIS
Mrs. VI. II Moor
Mia .-~nra Nowlin
MAY BE- KN
Prof. L. A. Watkins. Principle
Mrs. Edith >niI.e~.
Miss Hattie Johnson
Mis- Blanche Howard
Mr.. Thomas Cory. our Colnr.,l repre-
sentative has been very earnest and con
sriesntious m tins great work ami hi-
appointments deserve great credit. The
good white men.ler- of the BOARD have
shown the highest AMI hest interest in all
their efforts tor Me hs-t tearher-.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-08-10

Ihis paper and t. readers are sorry n
learn Of the recenf deni-e Of Prof. ID.
g coleman = mother. she Parted this
lite IN the Friedmens Hospital, Washing
ton, ID. C.. few days ago. and our
-ympathIes 20 out for our friend. Prof.
Coleman.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-08-10
RED CROSS MOVEMENT
At INDIAN RIDGE
STRONGEST AND MOST ENTHUSIASTIC IN NC
D00ElL COUNTY

Coored and White Women and n
ing Tuesday Night Strong Patriotic Outdoor Speeches
Made on Beautiful Lawn Before rcat Crowd North,
fork District Raised More Money Red Cross
Than any Other District in County MIR. and
Mrs. a. ID Rice Great Leaders Doing a
Great Work and Loved 10y Ever ybody
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-08-10

the Republican Ex~utiNc COMMITTEES.
WAS IN the city on business Thur @lsy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-27
---==--==--=---
RECALL ACTION
TO Be DELAYED

No action will be taken on the
Anna Louise Strong recall petition
until all affidayfts regarding tho sig'
natures OF those who circulated the
petitions have been filed In comph'
ancc with tho law. according TO an
affidavit filed Thursday with the
county ciecrk by Reuben ". Jones.
secretary OF tho school board.
The affidavit stated that after
Erwin II. Ault had obtained re
siraining order December -. all pc
uuons were returned by Mr.. Jones TO
J. X. witherspoon.
II further states that Witherrpoon
left the recall petitions with Jones on
December IL. 1917. that the canvass
was TO have been made December
90: that previous 90 December II.
Miss Strong stated she would waive
all formal matters In order TO hasten
the vote. that on December % she
left a letter In Jones office while he
was out. Questioning whether the
statement OF the expenses OF the re-
call committee were legally adequate;
that Jones requested more com.
plete statement from Wltherspoon
and that a supplementary affidavit
was submitted December % by
withorNpoon. J NJ. Wilmot and Ed.
ward c. Foote.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-27
ALASKANS MUSH
FAR IN EFFORT
TO Join ARMY

Determined 20 become flyers in
Uncle Sans army. George L.. and
Ralph II. Keys. brothers. mushed
along the Fairbanks-V Valdez trail for
k,ht and n half days. in a temper
allure ranging from 80 to 60 degrees
below zero.
They arrived In Seattle Monday.
only 10 discover that they are incl
igiblc for enlistment unless they can
obtain the permission OF their local
draft board They have weighty let
ters OF recommendation. including
one from Gov. Strong Army officers
and civil officials have interested
themselves in behalf Of the boys. and
have sent kilograms to Alaska and
TO Washington.
Pending a decision in their case,
tho Keys boys are staying at the
Frye hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-27
CORNER

Stall 1902. beat fresh -churned but
ter. Doc 10. Waahington creamery
butter, 43c, good Jersey butter. 47c
h.: guaranteed oregon eggs. 40c. 2
doz. fjc. best fresh ranch eggs. 55c
doz.. comb honey. zoe Id. Stall II6.
picked pig hooks. 22c H.. fresh short
ribs. lihc h.: fresh side pork. 3Oc
b.. fresh leaf lard, 27lsc 10. Stall 7.
best Yakima Melted Gem potatoes.
Si95 per sack. delivered: apples. 81
per box up, delivered. large Florida
grapefruit. 4 for 25c. Stall 40.
Crcanlettes. Sc pkg; 2 cans tomatoes,
BE; cans peas. 25c; Washington
macaroni. spaghetti or vermicelli. DC
pkg, Del Monte whole tomatoes, Ice
can. stan H., fresh halibut. zoe 10
fresh herring. lbs. lie; smelts, 2
lbi &c. fresh mackerel 1Sc H., 2
lbs. Csc, fresh salmon. 20c III. Stalls
I3.5, pot roasts. 12hc h.. short ribs.
l0hc ID: fresh liver. 10c H.; club
sausage, lie; l'rankfurters. zoe ID. /.
shoulder hams, 24c H.:
veal roasts. 16c H.. lamb chops, zoe
ID. Stalls 1925 large Italian pruncs.
4 lbs. Goo; 4 lbs. whole rice. 25c; lib.
cans pink salmon i5c; Silver Shield
hominy. big can. Toe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-27

steaks. 2sc 10. homemade link nau.
sage. ise 10: hamburger. lie ID:
sausage meat. ise n. Stail LII.
brussels sprouts. lie n: sweet po-
tatoes. lbs. lie. green beans. lie
10. head lettuce. &c and up. Stall
io2. . lbs. NJ. J. H. coffee. ssc. fresh
creamery butter. 5oc 10. Stall III. ?
isc glasses jelly. 2se, breakfast
cheese. Be ca. fun pit pure honey.
asc. picked bccts. ioc pit. home
baked beans. isc pit. frcah cottage
ehccne. i2c ID: picked piKH' feet. ?
Iba. &c. genuine homemade sauer-
kraut. ? qta csc: homemade apple
butter. isc n. ibc cans oysters. :
for CSC. Booths nardlncs. ? cans 5bc.
stall Is. bars toilet soap. csc. ?
cans nplcea. isc. Toe toilet soap. &c:
best Jap head rice. . lbs. Csc. large
bottle catHup. zoe. large can
peaches. itc. best sweet pickles. ioo
can. baked hrans. Zoe can. buck
wheat flour. SOC bag. Stalls 2f.5s.
lbs. roiled oats. aoc. ? cans Federal
milk. 2ae. rolls toilet paper. 2se.
half gal pur- moiaSHez. 5sc. J pkgn.
mAcaroni or spaghetti. 2sc: cream
OF wheat. s3c pkg. lbs. soy beans.
SIC. 2 lbs pruncn, CSC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-27

sugar stall. fha sugar. Sc we-,iat.
Special flour. ttss. Gold bond flour.
isgs sack. stan IS. fresh salmon trout.
fss. ste; crabs. for ssc. fresh ling
rod. fbs sso. fresh black cod. fbs
1sc. Stalls -. pot roast. isc ~. cot
taKa hams. stc NJ. veal chops. i7sc N.
Stall 10, ste can X G baking powder.
ise. IN. can n. J. u. coffee. sse
zee can pineapple. tic. Bs naS
prunss. use. Etaii 100. yellow Newton
apples. Tse toK. Bsiisrsur apples. tiit
boz best Yakima Gem potatoes. tiks
sark- stall it1. No. 10 sack corn meal.
sec. cans tomatoes. ssc. cans aspar-
aRua. Sc. Etail Ibs. coffee cakes . for
Csc. fresh bread. IoAvsa 1bc. cookies.
doE itr. Stall tlo. cranberrtsa. isc
" Malaga grapes. 3oc 10. Jonathan
apples. doE. iso. Stall ia. mtIsd nuts.
. ne sse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-27
RED TAPE HAS
Been CUT NOW,
SAYS n. BAKER

WASHINGTON. dec. s7.--
While senate military probcrs
rahed Quartermnster General
sharpe on the witness stand to
day. War Secretary Baker es.
/ pressed tho greatest confidence
IN Sharpe and other department
heads under fire lie made u
clear that the newly formed war
council IL now doing much that
the proborS aro demanding.
THIS council he plans to have do
the task OF u ministry OF munitions,
and &C. that end no has swept aside
much red tape. granting the council
stlfidnFly broad powers.
oon. Crozier. chief Of ordnance.
bitterly attacked by gun manufac
turerh and others for lack OF fore
siRnt In supplying the army with
guns and munitions. Q. M Gen.
sharpe. aazaiicd for failure TO pro.
vide adequate clothing for soldiers
In training. and others now In the
council. viii remain there until
proved inefficient. Baker made this
eles. adding that these men bring 10
their work experience I'm their own
branches.
Tho war council viii Re tho direct
lng head OF the war department
Commander Extortionlsts
The probora drew from Sharpe
that the government IN preparing 70
commander plants which are charE
Ing too high prices.
on recommendation of Chas. Els
mann. defense council committee
man. sharpe said. the government
last September began paying cents
pound for sorting cloth scraps
which aro Ealvaged and later sold.
l, WIS not until December. Sharpe
admitted that he made an inveatiga
ton which disclosed tho sorting
could be don. for cents n pound.
sharpe uncovered a nrw delay In
war plans when he stated that the
general staff and the war oollcgs
had nquahblrd over establishment OF
quartermaster school.
Sharpe explained that 100000 nen
In training camps are without over
coats because cloth deliveries have
been slow.
Senator Frclinghuyuen. New Jcr
scy. developed that the defense coun
ell had changed specifications, delay
Ing manufacture.
Never Heard Of Meeting
Tho lightweight uniforms furnish
al troops In France bobbod up again
at this point sharpe was scored by
Senator WAdasorth when IN. wit
meas admitted he never heard Of a
meeting OF cloth makers who recon
m~nded a 2o-ounco instead OF the
present ie-ouno. cloth.
The probcru demanded Sharpe ton
them when he began supplying cloth
Ing for tho army. Ito could not 70
member dates. lie said he learned
on May 20 that 1900 900 would have
to be provided for He went ahead
on his own initiative. he adds.
When will you have clothes and
equipment for all these mem" asked
senator Mckailar.
Wei. hope early NEXT year" re-
piled sharpe.
STRIKES in garment factories were
another cause OF delay" he said. Il
told the depot quartsrrnns;rr At
philadelphia 20 take the cloth away
from factories with Strikca and give
II to others.''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-27
FIkE PLACE

stan -. pure natural milk. 100 at
Stall 1871. honoleaa Efustta. Csc n fresh
maekcrri. isc n StAu ss. linz cod. !
Ms. Csc. Columbia river catfish 2 fhs
fsC. Stall ~. : rs Shaker salt. &c,
sacks. or ms. kitchen salt. &c. Stall
1909. pumpkin, itc can. stall 90 ms
cream Of barley. 7sc. cans spices. lso.
navy beans. lie ~. stall ~. new wal.
nuts and almonds. CSC n 9ec can
minced clans. &c. Gtal ~. onions. 1 !
lbs. 2ie. cooking apples. sac box do.
iivcrcd. Stall -. strained honey, lie
n best olsomhrFarins. aoc and ass
n fresh rAnrh eggs. $50 dos Stall
1891. sirloin steak. zoe N. salt pork.
zoe N. hamburger. isc 10 stall 1907,
potato sausage. 100 N eornsd beef. igc
n. stalls 1 and ?. Yakima Gem po-
tatoea, ii.sb per sack. delivered. mixed
nuts, rs soc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-27
Must Accept Terms
to Secure Franchise

The utilities committee Of the city
council unanimously recommended
TO the franchise committee Thurs
day morning that the application Of
the Puget Sound Traction. Light 4
Power Co. for n franchise to opers
ate cars across the new bridge At
18th ave. w. be considered when
ever the company announces its In
tention 10 comply with franchise
provisions already granted. Among
the provisions the company Is con.
testing are those requiring that ,
per cent OF gross earnings be turned
over 10 the city. that IL pave be-
tween the tracks and that IL offer
for sale IS tickets for 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-27
Fat Salaries for
Railroad Proxies
Are to Be Taboo

WASHINGTON. Dec. Fiat
salarics OF railroad prcmdentn--
some exceeding the wage paid
President wilson-arc jsopar.
died under federal railroad con
troll.
while no decirion has been
reached aA to the disposition OF
these executives under Secretary
acAdoo's war administration. IL
In held likely the government VIII
pursue n policy OF economy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-27
COUNTY BUILDING
IS CLEANED UP

Taking advantage OF the fact that
none OF the superior courts were in
session and that the court bulletin
was wiped clean. the superintendent
OF the county-city building had the
big board revarnished and repainted
Thursday. Some OF the halls also
were being redeeoraied ready TO
start the New Year brightly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-27
y. S. NEEDS CLERKS
FOR MANY WAR JOBS

announces that an examination for
the position OF clerk with experiences.
field service, will be held in Seattle
January IS. As result OF this ex-
animation. Il is expected that vacan
cies in the local field offices Of the
war department viii be filled
Applicants should at once apply To
the secretary, 18th Civil Service dis
trict. room 3o3. postoffice building
for application blanks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-27
AMBASSADOR DENIES
HELPING KALEDINES

PETRoGRAD. Dec. 27--Ambassa.
dor Francis fiat disclaimer OF tho
Bolsheviki charge that he and the
American Red Cross sought 20 aid
Gen. Kaledines against the Trotsky-
Lenine regime. was published here
today.
Francis asserted that the automo-
biles and other supplies were en-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-27
Public Markets



Stalls s7-3s. soy beans. Ms Csc, IL
ms 8 90 navy or Lima beans. iir NJ {.
Bayou beans, 100 n, any Kind spices.
cans 25c. Wheat Hearts. 2 ibT 2''i
A. 4 ". soda. &C. pkg . sacks rRlt. 100.
lbs rolled oats. 21c. loaf sugar. tOc
n black figs. lbs. 25c; Santa clara
pruues. MS. 2jc. Karo syrup. $50 gal .
dried npricota 2 ms CSC. ( large rollr
toilet paper. Csc. tall can razor minced
clans. i+c: bulk cocoa Or chocolate, 22c
~ Stall o., pure natural milk. i0c Of
cream. zoo pt Stalls 2i23, Yakima
Ncttcd Gem potatoes. 81 70 per sack.
delivered. best cooking apples, 75r box,
onions. ms. 25c. fresh mixed nuts.
ms. SOC. StAil %. soup meat. &c n.
corned beef. lie N pot roast. eve No
bncon. 32c NJ Stall 20. olive oil. 4sc
pit. sbc at. 81 20 gal. shredded cocoon
nut. 2Sc M f-oz. vsutlla or lemon. Csc
SOC tea I y MS. g5o. SOC coffoc. 1 = iba
SOC stall 10, HwcdiHh rye bread. 100
loaf. Bic bottle stuffed olives. a0ci Del
Monte rntHup, 1sc bottle. breakfast
cheese, 70 each. e-ib. can corncd beef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-27
You Are Losing.
Much Business

If you are not using the
tremendous leverage the
CLASSIFIED columns of
The Star provides you
with. as n business
builder"
A circulation of 10000.
distributed among n care
full reading public that in
cludes high and low. rich
and poor. employer and
employee. householder and
renter. investor and spend
er. in fact, ALL CLASSES
in Seattle and the entire
tributary territory 60 this
city read the popular peo-
pies paper" every after
noon and evening.
You can corral much of
their patronage thru
STAR CLASSIFIED ADS
Mt n lower cost than thru
any other medium in Seat
tie. circulation considered.
CALL MAIN 600 and
get rates and information
on Star classified advertis-
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-27
MAYOR GILL TO FILE
FOR REELECTION

TIN going TO file for re-eiecton-
This was the announcement made
by Mayor Hiram GIN Thursday
morning. following the action Of the
state board OF law examiners. which
yesterday filed charges to disbar
him and the members OF his law
firm. Heber Hoyt. Hermon s. Erys
and James G.. Raley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-27

Neutral SPANS worries are
greater than the troubles OF some
OF the countries Mt war. Near
revolutions and strikes have been
popular pastimes. But these con-
Germ the crown prince, shown In
this picture. very little. lie II
more Interested in the Royal Dog q"
The boy ~ popular with the pco-
pie. too. and maybe that's another
reason he's smiling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-27
HELD FOR GOVERNMENT

Walter Sanuclson. 20. who states
he is a bus boy. was arrested a,
Third ave and Union st Thursday
morning. and Is being held in the
city jail for federal investigation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-27
R0BS CHILD'S BANK

VIM. Carvry. Gao Elliott ave. ~.
reported 10 the police Thursday thai,
his house had been entered tho night
before thru a window and chllds
bank robbed 81 SEQ lie believes
that II In the work Of inexperienced
lsuys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-27

Stall -, boiling beef $50 ~ round
steak. 2ae ~. stall ?. aoy beans. MS
4,c' hollogga bran. ibc pkg. cracked
wheat tAibersl. iSo pkg: Jlffy Jaii, Toe
pkg Andsrrons. milk. ; cans $50: hot
sauce, Sc can. n. o. moiaases iOo can.
pumpkin. gal can SOC. stall Is. froah
ranch eggs. $50 doz full cream cheese.
aihs b5c. Stall 20. bread. ioaves zoe.
Cookicn 2 dor Isc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-27
PORTLAND WILL GET
new ELECTRIC PLANT


By United Press Leased Wire
PORTLAND. Dec 2T.-worlS-
men today started construction Of
an additional electric plant by the
Northwestern Electric company to
increase the supply capacity by so
per cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-27
SANITARY

Stalls 3f.33. Eastern oysters. AOc
pit. Csc at; crabs, 2 for Csc, to 25c
ca. smelta, 2 lbs Csc, Stalls 30.32-34,
potato sausage. l5c lb., tendcrloin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-27
STILL INVESTIGATING MURDER

Deputy Sheriffs Matt Starwich.
Herbert Bebee and Joe Hill went to
Auburn TO make further investigA-
ton OF the murder OF the n. T.. night
Waterman last week. but were not
able TO report any new Developments
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-27

stoaes Booths saFdinsr. ;sc cans
gse. foa chole. black fiEs. str ter
at jar queen olives. 1Bc. pkEu- Quaker
corn fiakes. itc. stall 10. frsah ground
peanut butter. isc ID. eieomafEsrins.
lsc 70. rs CSC. Stall -. frcHh wash
lnxton creamery butter. Sc n Ito
Nance coffee. gfo ~. RED seai Grnrrry.
AnnsE. eating apples. lee dos. doI
&c, lbs sweet potatoes. Use zse bot
tic syrup. see kilioit Ftsh Co. lutte
flsA. isc D.. Inns cod. itc ID. lbs. a.e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-27

tsse. nearnrut mustard. ise ho,tis
500. EEz.~ stc Pkg grange marnatads.
ns zsc. freah hgsniny. iic at to-
rnato sauce. 90 tgttis. ! for ito.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-27
MAKE EARLY CALL

A showcase In front OF King
Brothers store. 1900 Second ave.
was opened with screw-drivor ear.
ly Thursday moUing, and an over.
coat stolen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-27
W0MAN'S CASE ON

The case OF the state Va. May
Terry. TO determine whether the
sheriff has the power TO remove her
from the isolation ward OF the city
hospital 20 the county Jail. was con
tinuod in tho superior court from
Thursday morning TO next Wednes-
Inv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-27
TWO FILE EOR DIVORCE

VIM. c. Hl-nmct filed suit for dl.
vorco from Nellie L. thinner Thurs.
day. with the county clerk, and Lola
Grossman filed suit against Frank
Grossman. Both plaintiffs charged
dcgcrtion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-27
MISSIONARIES MAILED

The local board for division No. .
mailed questionnaires on December
&c. 1917. TO Nos s45 10 s32. inclusive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-27
DISBARMENT Of
MAYOR GILL IS
NOW UNDER WAY

THE disbarment proceedings
against Mayor Gni are entirely I'M
just" declared Heber -. Hoyt. Of
Gin. Hoyt & Frye. Thursday. He
hhs had nothing TO DO with our busi-
ness for the last four years, and has
not even been In the office more
than twice during that time"
Mayor GIL. Heber y. Hoyt Her
man r. Frye and James q. HsIey
are defendants in disbarment pro
oeedlngs filed Wednesday afternoon
by Attorney General w. V. Tanner
and Assistant Attorney General
Thomas Murphine. -Four separate
complaints were signed and verified
By Robert e. Saunders. chairman Of
the state board OF law examiners
The complaint against Mayor chi
contains nix counts. which grew out
OF activities OF the Merchants' Pro
tective Corporation. represented by
members Of GIN. Hoyt. Frye 4 Raley.
They are made returnable in room
4O7 county city building. at 10 q m,
January 7.
What INC tounHs CnAfko
The FIRST count in the complaint
against Mayor Gil states that he n
member OF Gil, Hoyt 4 Frye. Law
firm. also known as GIN. Hoyt- Frys
a. Raley. The second deals with tho
tise OF ems name by the firm. and
the third with the business Of tho
firm before On became mayor.
The fourth and fifth concern ths
dealings of the firm with the Mar.
chants Protective Corporation.
which. In the final count. is charged
with being operated solely TO pro
mote the business Of GIN. Hoyt Frye
a Raley.
The hearing viii BE- before tho en-
tire board. which. besides Chairman
Saunders. consists Of DIX H Row.
Land. OF Tacoma, and Arthur w. Da.
Wis. OF Spokane. This In the first
disbarynent case In which all m0D
bers OF the board Will participate