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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-08
cop~rn-sATrWDAy

stalls ,.t.s-, pot rossis. e. 20 iits
n. round steak. iTNo IN fine T.bon'
steak. isse ID lamb chops. iso N
veal roast, ite N shoulder ismb. IL,
~. stall io1. Washington creamery bu,
ter. csc n peanut butter, ite H.. ~
he isc. fresh oregon ssg-. tso DOS
margarine. zee H.. ita coffee. spa ID.
$50 coffee. ite IL srounf chocolate.
lie ESQ. stall ITO. ita sliced beef. lie
~ .ib phss corn or Gioss starch. 100
carnstion min. lie can.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-08
Boxers III Australia
Are All Working Now

A Sydney, Australia newspaper
gives an interesting view Of the
boxing game in the Antipodes.
or all the boxers In Australia. not
more than one out of 10 depend on
boxing for living. Many Of tho
boxers have left for war duty. Tho
remaining ones at home are hard It
work In the munitions factories and
the like.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-08

Nv uaitc1 Press Leased Wire
ST. PAUL, Sept. s.-Rush call
for arms and ammunition was sent
to the capital today from Capt.
Romansd. OF the Home Guards, at
Hibbing. Mimi. who reported that
200 Finnish miners, mostly I. w.
W., were drinking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-08

Stall 50, 8 lbs, sugar. s7es . 90 sacks
or lbs, salt. 10. bars Crystal white
soap. $50. Stall 81. pure. sweet, natural
lShiih. % at Stall ~. large carp carns-
ton milk. lie. stalls ia. No. so sack
sausage, iio 10. hotes mstehss, 1tc.
stalls sf.aa. soy beans. lbs. ace. ~
lbs for u 90 oAt meal, ~ lbs. use; .
400 cans Wesson oil. o. 90, jar rsbbers.
So dos pure cocoa or cho-oiats. 900 10. /.
. lbs fnrinA. 1sr. stall 10. Good Luck
ol.oma sc ~ Stalls i-f-s, hsif
hams zee 10. bacon backs. $50 ~ veal
rosst. ave 10 9 veal chops. lee ID. sag
have. lbs ace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-08
Waterfront Notes


The steamer Governor. cf the
Pacific steamship Co. will here
after omit all calls at the port OF
Vancouver, and the steamer Cooss,
recently known M tho Honeymoon,
has been chartered from the ship
ping board by the company TO han
die freight from the Vancouver
port.
The steam or Dorn, known N the
Bulldog of the NORTH and which
has been lying idle IN the West
waterway for the past two months.
will leave shortly for tho North. to
replace tho steamer Santa Ana.
now covering tho route between
Seward and the Kuskokwlm rtvcr.
~ uuis~i Pre~s Le~ssS WIN
TACOMA. Sept. S.-Ths ship
yards workers here are anxiously
awaiting results OF the second con-
ference between the Seattle ship
yards owners and the union repre-.
sentatives Mt Washin gton. ID. @.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-08

stall Is. ~ lbs pure cane sugar. u 90
with other purchase. soda ersaAsrs and
sinssvnaps. $50 N . ibs. oyster crack
ere. $50! s.ib pss prepared pancsk.
1896 4 ibs bs~ Jap rice. $50 stalls
nis-it. o.ulsrlow.r. 100 and isei Ever
srssn corn. for ioei sweet potatoes.
ihs 1906 spinach. J tbs itoi tomatoes
ibs Ito. stalls ss-M. flour. o1fi
.sesi Crystal white soap. tfs esss
csrnatian milk. 800 case ihe yviiov
corn meal. fso. . cans csrnstion miik.
ssct 0 ihs rolled eats. zoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-08
FRISCO TO Get
BIG SHIP yard

NJ United Free Lsssed Wire
San FRANCISCO. Sept. s.-A
shipyard rivalling In sire the New.
port News plant. will be establish
I'd on a 2.Too-acrc tract at suisun
by n company headed by n. n.
Burgess OF San Francisco, u be
oame known today. The state cor
pora.lon commissioner has APPROX
ed issuance Of s3.000,ooo in bonds
by the company. half TO he used
In purchasing the site from the
Croker estate and the remainder
for construction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-08

Eight men were arrested In a
police raid upon Greek coffee
house in the Triangle building, at 4
n. m. Friday. and charged with
gambling or being in place where
gambling Ia conducted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-08
Public Markets


Htsll a. best Jersey buttsr. tfo 10
fresh ranch eggs, dos. ste stall a..
steer steak. ito H.. pot roast. ito ID.
Andsrson's. sugar. ~ lbs, 1905 rolled
oats, soc PKG cider vinegar, $50 gal
black ~trsp moiassss. 200 sal. stan ..
soda. 10 pkg. Shasta jelly. 40 can
Dandy cocoa. sso pkHi Ksro. sic can.
stall 10. rye bread. iosvss isoi graham
bread. a ioavss $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-08

stsAb II. ihs sussr. &c, stall ~.
pure. rvsst milk. De- at stall IL. purs
esns sugar. Ues sack. best head rice. .
lbs ibo, Jap rice ih.. $50. psRv
corn flakes. No. large cans milk. !
cans tie. stall 81. fresh dressed hens,
zoe 10 lss~ Of veal, $50 H. shoulder OF
veal. iso 10, isn ysarlinS lamb. zoe
N. by.aSs OF lamb. $50 N. oornsd beef.
burger. . lbs isoi boiling beef. 100 and
Ito ~,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-08
GERMANS NOT TO
TAKE PETR0cRAD

~ ruated Press Leased Wire
AMSTERDAM. SPIT. s.-The Cor
mans are unlikely to continue their
Offensive toward Petrograd this
year" according to AN importsnt
personality" quoted today by the
Berlin correspondent OF the Pun
tiken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-08
LYONS NOMINATED

by United Press Leased Mirc
WASHINGTON. Sept. S.-Perry
James Lyons. OF Wslla Walla. was
nominated today for registrar OF
the land office at North Yakima.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-08
MADAM ANGETINn

Mn IN N NINFFT8FITTFF1
Beattls'a famous clhirvoyant. paimist and
card reader. Bho will teach you the
lew OF great thlnklng." tho law ~
law Of habit cure. H~the inner law Of
memory" how 10 guard against ''or-
rorr." how 10 throw Off the mood Of
worry" AnRelino has her office open
daily from 10 n. m. 20 y. M, llls
Pike at, corner helrono.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-08
N ME. MONA

ohrenotoetst ana cayd sesd-
err Will tell you II tire one you love
H. true or fal~; tell you when or wtom
you will marry. advice on business
speculation. Investment. love. marriage.
divorce. rsunita the separated and
cause speedy marriage with the ons or
your choice. the secret Of power and
personal influence. Make no mistake
when seeking tho advice OF clair
voyant or palmist. AE seer OF
things hidden to man or woman. Nine
Mona has no equal. Many profess the
gift OF clairvoyancy Sat few. indeed.
are gifted one Walt 20 n genuine
Egyptian scientist will repay you for
many disappointmonts. Special read
Ing SOC. Hotel Harrington, 1bi3h seo-
ond ave, 10 n. m. TO y. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-08
GROOM HOUSE
GARDEN. FRUIT: BARN

Two fire gardsn trscta; all
cleared ard fenced; new s-roorn
house. eeii.d and papsrsd. all
kinds Of garden. chevy. sppls.
reach ard pear trees. black
ferries. flowers and shrubb>ry.
good well and pump. wood she'd
and small stable; located near
ferry wharf at Kirkland. Live
on this piecs and work in town.
Sc fare 20 residents WIN give
terms 60 reiiab!~ parties. and
cell for 1850. Come over and
80. for yourself. Taks county
ferry at Madison park 20 Burke
q Fsrrars office In Kirkland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-08

PHOT- HWEETBEN. GREATEHT ME-
dium. scsnos Sunday, "Wednesday. FRI
day evenings 12s Howard N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-08

PUGET SOUND
STEAMERS
ALL LOCAL ROUTES
srEAnKan LEAVE vUoW coIAAS
DoGK. HaO4 or MARION s1o&n
Lave Arivs
seet,is asassss
'vSrs~vsA n c.--Rsss ru~1s~e-esss
| A.9sso
nv s'..-.s ~ pee. t.I flispm
mid iTo~nAsnd. AaBo1 osa1
ntsht ana vScsera-
| daily spsss rot esii ~
| ivirtsris ssnasss l.
rs~s@e ptssrs
ss.m M~~ners Ts~sUs ara sessn
| sssara In dissspsfis fer Ia isftessn
| II team coma Street sssssssr iffbepu
sssm every toe hsu~s. ESQ., sfspfn
Ssspr~ sirsis srn - ssus~ spsem
tsspm tssN sem
fsspms svsS@
sfspmi
ssny ssiu
pv~ r~~~s~va sSs<Sai
TNen8E. i6ss, sss wdl iitsvn
sssvMtrvvsssnA atvsseI ScN
HuTSv rsssss,s 81 rs~Sss1Q tany
pvSsA v~ii ifHsD fs~ aft1
tostess 60 Oirmps
ipsssrseis
| - =. -x.-~~-
| -
I've. 1sNs.ss wAss~s-. tse>a
eaiig ter Aase~vsss ana, sssn
fpsiiinshsn.
| -------------.--.-- -
bs-Ss'tssne
rev -..--
| 10 sspm ., WnsSsss. ~ sWS~
aaiiy Everett Asseerfesl s@~
issA Ne insn
\ $500 r.yu,.a>u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-08
DR.. MACY
MAKE NC MISTAKE

Tour health 10 &-t1
your greatest ~ m
set, Avoid harsh
methods with seri- $780,
Gus after cofupli- VrfSF ~
cations The latest Ii
mild methods are E>uu,.l1l- Il e
the quickest and - -
safest My treat Ift ~Xs
msni Tor ali con f,.<sA. -
ditiona viii satisfy VI 49, rt<S4ft0
the most erActing = 49,
man Rsnswed vi ~
tally for nervous 49, ~ ~ n
exhaustion, dsblii. = 43f>tfA
~. woah = ssssM 2etef6f err.fA
paralysis. rauuma- z~zSfHHxH>
tom aad blood $50 <<G&nx2
disorders Lowest prlesa
All eorents ailments cory.ctss5.
lAts year. CorevitAtt~s Fnili1
DR.. MACY
so'la Essss ka,-,x- an 6etzsrd Assuua'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-08
eiflTuAL MEDIUM
ROYAL EGYPTIAN
OIlEEN


Have your life thoroughly read ana es
planned by genuine Egyptian palmiss
and claitvoyant. one naturally Einsd
with the power 90 tell many oominr
events Of your NE. how 20 ssin sue
eesa In business health. marriage. di-
Noree rpecuiationr aud transactions Of
all kinds DO you find the one you
have bestowed your trust snd sffso-
tlona upon acting cool aud indifferent
toward YOU Hhs advises on all I'm
portRnt affairs - ne nnsoi.i this
week. readings 90 cents. ga univsr-
atty. corner sisth ave.
SPIRITUAL TEMPLE or TRUTH =
SECOND spirituaiiHt church, Harmony
liati. its0A Second ave. Rev stella
nass Cameron. Pastor, Lecture and
messages at Q and fi.t y. IN, circles
at sao y, m Topic at y. m. spirit
uaiism"i at Titb y. m. Voices Hpsnk q
ting out Of tho Silence +" Lectures.
messages. circles and hsaiins ny the
pastor. assisted by Bertha watson and
ethsru, Miss T. Moore, soioist All
wsGoens.
Pastors rssidsnoe. ttt Hspeea a.. Apt
", rrivsts sJtassoa on all sfsair~
OF life Go sili public oireiss on Tuesday
and Friday EVENING" ofooiats at
weddings. baptismsJs sad funerals ~
you are earnest seeker OF truth. come
to our meetings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-08
MADAM NELLIE

WORLDS GREATEST EbrFrtAS
rHHESptODtsT. Ct.sfRVorANT
AND MEDIUM
Guarantees 10 r-si yesr sntirs iifs. past.
present and future sivss true eirtcs
on business. love. health and family
affairs tells the mans % your future
husband OF wife. and whs; 20 DO 20 u
success In NE tells yvu What husinsss
IN mast lucky for Yeu srd what psfi
Of tho Worii viii b more sngcerafut
for you! advises boz 70 Esin ara hold
q Spod position shs toll. " the ons rou
love Il tru- OF false. and causes spssdy
rnsrriar. WITH ~. one % yoar ehsirs
trims. the separated tossshsf. makes
happinsss tstssen msn and vile sns
tells you the secrets % being happT
and sneesssfai In anything you taks IN
hand. her sfsfes viii remove al OBJ
staciss and evil infipsncs. One Nisit 20
Madam Nellie will repay you for dis
appointments tn all others. satisfse-
ton guarantees or no charges
SPECIAL READINGS zoe
Hotel Elt. room I. 1854 Second Ave.
rorusg Pine st. Daily snf Sunday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-08
MADAME IONA

MADAME IONlA
CrAiRvoYASr. rHRKNoioOr
PAf.MisrnY AND SPIRITUAL
MEDIUM
present and future. consisting business
ana love affairs sdNts. you about al.
wore. cases ard ~hs, will be your
lucky step In iifs 20 take. will tell full
names OF your lover. swssthsar,.
friends. enemies. ana vhat you are
most sdsp,.d for. Readings daily and
Sundays Special reading. zoe. on.
week only
MADAM nEsRfTrA. RELiAhs.E M
dium and card tssisr. sivss ysiuahls
advice on business and domestic at
fairs " You ARE ~ TROUBLE.
consult her. Special tee. 1874
FIRST ave. epre.lts Liberty Theatre.
ADELiNE LLOYD
Pnr.noiogist sssttis business adviser
services speak for her Othsrs cams
and 80 Special readings toe. Crowds
Of people ar. thronxing daily 90 con.
snt this gifted woman. al Union
ct, apartment n Phone Elliott isf.
FIRST srfniTrAL acirScE CHURCH.
Carpenters Hail. isio Fourth az.
near Pine Of. tso'ur. 5.t .. IN. fol
lowed ny messages subject taken
from audience. ciFcis after isctar.
Al ~.leoms. REV. Mrs nardies.
Pastor
-rfHrSofooisr AND NIX.
dipin nsiishis advice. Tells obise,
Of visit without ptsvioas hrovisfs.
Special see. Room 20 uc'si Forrest.
ft,its H~epni sv.
TutL CARD READING. iss. PLAYA
Hotel room get. Csii EVENING" ssd
Sundays
MRS A oofpEn ~ciBci.rs rtEs.
Gay AMI FRIDAY evenings . N.
CensuiiAfiaa daily st Zee Third ave
room tss Liberty building
rufL CARD RrapfSo. 20 CENTS
Plaza Hotel. room sos Gait evenings
and asnssys
MADAM NATnnYS : WONDERFUL,
trance reader tee. its rhifa.
si.riins Motel
arSuiNE. Brsr pEAptSo pr &cf.
enc. OF ~ psYehisun- Resm II. iets
ifks
MADAM FHISF-~orKp cf.1iRvoT.
sns. rsrd reader. paintst fta, iGN
pihs, riiist, Hotel
EXCELLENT CARD hEApiSo. 80
cont. Room isI. itis wsstiahs.
Central Hotel
CARD READING = ROOM Z. itesH
~~<~~~~~~I~~~~e (S~~.~s~~-~>~~~~~>~->-
So LEGAL NOTICES
TO WHOM 1T NAY cs1&cERs
Ntil no, - responsihis for any nsils
snntraeisd NJ my ~if.. Mrs Abigail
Touf~in. G. n houistn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-08
HOTELS AND
APARTME NT9

NEW sTANDARD HOTEL.
Corner FIRST Ave. ana Pine ~.
fArrs, rnodsrn. outside rooms; elevator
service: phones In all rooms. first-cisss
Ia every respect. 75o and up: with
private bath, 81.
INSPECTION CORDIALLY INVITED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-08

TWO FURNTsHED AND TWO UNFUR.
nishad houses for rent. rooms each
on car and bus line: at Halter Beach.
Cheap winter rates. Call 1879 Alki.
Phone West ss2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-08

Ths following siatrss FOR dnrn~e nnoy
were granted by the ds~syiot beard Fri
DAP!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-08

N~a66gfReeelNo Moons

SINGLE ltousnkrErfNa ROOMS. 1870
per wesk. including sss and tight at
ifo sist ana Neaisr. two blocks from
tho Neslsr car line. Rooms all con.
Vsni.nt with bath and toilet Can In
forSnoons. Two rooms together. tfe
PER month.
NAE >SfI,iPs' WaNTGb> '>'N'~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-08
uArHa-MAeaAaE

MAUnE ruRNnh- MASSAGE oi'nS
evenings suite 10. COS Pike ct. PIKE
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-17
REPUBLICAN VICTORY ;.
N China complete
washington Legation Is informed
40. Monarchists Overthrow
tAssociated Press BY o., 8 Naval Com
y. is mnnication Service)

!. WASHINGTON, July Is THE Chi
nese legation here late today had d
cablegram from Peking that the mon
archists have been overwhelmed and
have all surrendered. The republican
victory is complete. Gen. Chang Hsun
has taken refuge in the Dutch legation
and quiet is restored.
A cablegram from Shanghai says the
republican forces today launched an
attack on the royalist forces in Pek-
ing, opening in the morning with a rain
of artillery munition, machine guns and
bombs from airplanes upon the capital
city. Six foreigners watching the
fighting were wounded.
1t is reported that 5000 imperial
troops have surrendered in the Temple
of Heaven after two-hour fight. Gen.
Chang Hsun, the royalist general, has
taken refuge in the Dutch legation.
Tientsin adyices were that 5000 re-
publicans are ready 70 attack the For
hidden City owing to the refusal Of
the royalists to hrbitrate There is
f,ar Chang Hsun's artillery will bonn
bard the legations. Minister Wang Ia
Hsien, foreign secretary, has gone TO
Picking to negotiate with the legation
people. ,s
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-17
SEEK TO D|SCRED|T
u,S.COMMERC|ALLy
PROF. German Campaign Is Waged
In South America and Reta-
, IiatOry Measures Likely
Associated Press BY o. 8. Naval Com
- mpnication Service)

(Associated Press BY u. g. Naval Com
- manicstion Service)
\ WASHINGTON, July l4--Through,
out South Amepiea an energetic, unres.
trieted, anti-American campaign has
alfeady been launched, the object be.
ing to discredit the United States com.
metcially and TO prevent the trade
which has been lost to Germany from
establishing itself In channels America.
wards. The campaign is pro German
and Is being conducted along the well
recognized German lines, without re,
gard to truth oftfairness.
SO well established are the facts
known TO the authorities here that II il
suggested that the United States re.
taliate by refusing to permit American
exports to be sent to those countries
which are tolernting the presence OF
the German propagandists. WI ..
in one country, from which the state
ddRqftment has received lfqIl reports
through its consular agents, THE Ger.
man mercantile interests are being OPP
only supported in their campaign by
the German eonsuls, n
It is probable that before any retail
iatory measures are decided upon rep.
reservations will be made TO the gov
ernments of those certain countries coy.
cred by the reports.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-17
LOSSOF SUBMARINE
BREMEN ADMITTED
Not Heard From, Since She Sailed
From Hamburg Last August "
With Valuable Cargo E..
ASSOCIATED Press BY o. s Naval Com
Y" munfcation Service1 100 Etf.t

THE HAGUE, July l4-The Kiel
Neuste Nachrichten admits that the
mercantile submarine Bremen was lost
with valuable cargo, IS.
The commercial submarine Brennan
sailed from Hamburg last August, and
unfortunately has not been heard Of
since. She carried n large parcel Of
American shares. The proprietors Of
part OF the shares hive applied to the
railways, demanding duplicates of the
shares on the ground that the Bremen
and the whole cargo were lost. The
railway complied with this request and
made out a new paper against deposit
Of adequate guarantees. As the original
shares constitute a prize with the ship
il is desirable that the whereabouts Of
the Bremen be made known, especially
i'm view of the aforementioned com.
mercial transaction. ,rt'N ,--.sf
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-17
SIX HUNDRED BRITISH BLUEJACKETS
DIE WHEN VANGUARD rs DESTROYED

sinking Of the battleship Bnlwark, earlier in the
war, under somewhat similar circumstances
The crash came while the great battleship. which
had normal Displacement Of $50 tons was wing
at anchor, her torpedo nets triced out on their
hooms and her patrol boats on duty guarding her.
The teverberations OF the crash were heard for
many miles inland,
The Vanguard was one Of class Of three super.
dreadnaughts, and was launched in February, 1910,
at the Viekers yards. Ather FIRST speed trials she
did slightly better than twenty-five knots over the
measured mile, her turbine engines giving her
more than twenty four thousand horse bower de-.
livered at her four screws.
She was armed with ten 12-inch fifty calibe,
fiAed guns, and eighteen 4-inch broadside and was
armored with nine and three-quarter-inch Krupp
steel over her vitalss
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-17
VICE DRIVEN FROM
OF
AMERICAN JACKIES
Secretary Daniels Begins Strict
Investigation Of the Social Con-
ditions Of the Vicinity Of All the
Great Naval Stations On Both
Coasts
Associated Press BY y. 9. naval Com
nnunication service)

WASHINGTON, July l4-The navy
department is determined to rid the
vicinity Of all naval stations Of the
dement, Of vicious hangers Oh. Prosti.
Hutes and their like, cheap saloons, low
lives and dance halls and all the host
IF resorts that make money by ieec.
ng the simple bluejaekets will have
20 decamp speedily, if the plans pro
-mulgated yesterday by Secretary Dan.
iels, are carried into effect as he
wishes and expects.
The secretary announced last nigh.
hat he intends to begin strict IN
vestigation Of the social conditions IN
he communities surrounding the quar-
ers Of marines and sailors, and that
lrastic measures will be taken at once
clean them Of all the social parasites
hat have been a pest to the depart
nent for years.
Z In Newport, Rhode Island, one Of
he greatest Of all the naval stations
IN the Atlantic Coast, orders have
leen issued by the admiral in com
mand that naval guards shall be sta
ionea in the vice district with orders
o prevent the entry Of any man in
uniform into the bawdy houses of the
section.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-17

Kidney Pilis have meant hew life 70
hem; II the kidneys are weak, try
IA box.
"When Your Back ia Lame emem
Der the Name" Don't simply ask for
kidney remedy-ask distinctly for
poan's Backache Kidney Pills and
take no other Doan's Baclkache Kid
ney Pills are sold by all druggists and
store-keepers at Soc boz, (six boxes
$500 or will be mailed on receipt Of
price by the Hollister Drug Co., or
Benson, Smith y Co.. agents for the
Islands. Advertisement.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-17
RUSS CONDITIONS
IMPROVING 0 FAST
Arthur Henderson Back From Pc
trograd Says Situation There
Is More Hopeful
tAssociated Press BY D. 8. Naval Com
F# munication SeryiceJ -

\ LONDON, July 1477Arthur Hender
son, member Of the British war eabi
net, and representing the British SO
a,ialist party, VINO mas been in Rpssis
'onferring with the leaders Of the rev.
Tuition there, has returned 70 this city
'nli OF confidence in the future Of en-,
aew republic and of the Siay people
- a vital factor in the war against
Germany. -
. In statement made last night Mr.
Henderson declared that what has inn
pressed him most was the visibly grow.
ing spirit of shopefulness on the pari
Of the Russian people, who, however
ecognize the need for great care IN
tayditling the political dangers thai
Jtill confront the new nation, in ia
lasAage from monarchial TO democratic
institutions.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-17
MADE
FOR MOVING TROOPS
Associated Press By y. 8. Naval Com
muication Seryice)

PARIS, July l3--Preparing for the
movement of the American troops 10
the war front, Red Cross canteeus,
lunches and dispensaries have been
opened at various railway, stations
along the line which the Americans
will take. ..
General Pershing today issued proc.
iamation to his troops ordering the
honoriRg of the French national Holt
day tomorrow, the anniversary Of the
fall of the Bastile, to be observed by
all the American troops. Is saea iAe Z.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-17
CONTROVERSY SEEMS
WONlBY COCKTAILS
Statement That No Further Dis
agreement Is Expected Issues
Associated Press BY q. 8. Naval Com
.'s..v, munication. Seryicel

WASHINGTON, July l4-A state
ment issued last night says that II is
nor expected that there viii be any dis
agreement with the policy for which
General Goethals stands when the pro.
F2ram Of the shipping board is an.
bounced. .39,tf ~
This is taken 70 mean that there has
been final settlement of long extend
ed controversy as TO steel or wooden
vessels and that the decision win BE-
altogether in favor of the contention
of General Cocktails. b
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-17
tlEWPAPERMAN NAMED
7 ! PORT NAVAL 0FFlCEf
i(Associated Press By U. 8. Naval Com
municatiOn Servicel

SAN FRANCISCO, July l3-Joht
rrby, former newspapcrman and nov
secretary TO United States Senator
Phelan, has been named as naval Officer
Of the port Of San francisco.
He succeeds Justus' Wardell, who wa
appointed Thursday collector Of inter
nal revenue in place of j. j. Scott
Scott was removed by President Viii
'son following his indictment for EN-
bezzlement. ~.