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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-05-31
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BY action Of Congress, John Barleycorn
has been drummed out OF the army and
expelled from the navy. Why should he
be allowed to force his polluted presence
upon civilians ?
Send him where he belongs-you know
where that is.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-05-31

The fiftieth annual commencement
exercises OF the West Virginia University
will be held June 9Th to 18th. Solicitor
General John w. Davis will deliver the
commencement address on the m0;nlng
of Iune 18th.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-05-31

THE statement is made that New York
chemist has discovered an explosive so
powerful that few grains OF it will de-
stroy the largest building. Can't we get
a few pounds OF il scattered over Ger
MANY >
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-05-31
Teachers Uniform Examination.

The second examination for teachers
certificates will be held June 7th and 9Th
in ShepheI dstown, W. Va, commencing
each day at 100 a. m.
JAMES GRANTHAM,
County Superintendent
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-05-31
NOTICE.

Horse clipping, sheep shearing and
grinding OF horse and clipper knives
promptly attended to. Inquire of
q. R. MCKEE, Shepherdstown.
March %, l9l7-2w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-05-31

CONGRESS is having great difficulty in
formulating the war revenue bill. Every
body is willing for the other fellow to be
taxed to the limit, but when it comes to
himself he is quealing terribly.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-05-31

Men between Fl and 30 years OF age
who claim exemption from any cause will
not be excused from registering. They
must fill out the cards, and they may give
in full their reasons for claiming freedom
from army service. The authorities will
later pass on these claims.
Though not settled, it is more than
probable the So called jury wheel system
will be employed in selecting those who
are to 90 into the first draft army OF 5OO,-
900 men. Regulations to govern exemp-
tions under the selective draft are being
worked out by Provost Marshal Gen.
Crowder, with the assistance OF number
OF prominent lawyers. IT is declared that
not until the names have been drawn
from the jury wheel and each registration
district has provided the number appor-
toned to il will exemptions be considered.
As each individual drawn reports, his
claims for exemption will be passed upon,
and if he is exempted another will be
drawn 10 fill the vacancy.
The law provides for local exemption
boards in each county and for each 3O,OOO
in city population. Boards OF review
also will be established on the basis OF
one or more to each federal judicial dis
trict. All the boards will be composed
OF civilians. Ii is not desired that men
above 81 years OF age shall register at
this time. On the contrary, they will be
refused il they try to do so, as their reg
istration would confuse the plans now
being worked out.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-05-31

The railroads are pressing hard Tor per-
mission 10 increase their rates about 10
per cent. II should not be allowed them.
They have more business now than they
can handle, and il the managers OF these
properties cannot make them pay under
the present prosperous conditions they
ought TO resign their jobs and let others
try. The consumer is carrying an awfully
heavy load right now, with more being
ADDED because OF the necessities OF the
government. He should not be oppressed
by another burden from the railroads,
which are never satisfied and yet are eter-
nsiIy extravagant.
It will not be long until every man in
the country, in addition to his ordinary
load, will be carrying soldier on his
back. Lett not permitthe railroad COM
panles TO add freight car to the burden.
a
The West Virginia Legislature last
Saturday, by unanimous vote in the
House and win Out one olSSentlng VOTE
in the Senate, passed resolution calling
upon Congress 10 enact federal statute
which would prohibit the use OF grain in
the manufacture OF alcoholic beverages
during the period of the war. The one
vote against the resolution was cast by
Rosenbloom, OF Wheeling, who may or
may not express the wishes OF his con-
stituents.
Our Legislature has, we are quite sure,
expressed the sentiment OF the people OF
West Virginia. and. indeed OF the nation.
1t is dreadful thing when all the world
is crying for food, 10 continue TO rot grain
at the rate OF three millions OF bushels
week for the manufacture OF alcoholic
D0iSOn
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-05-31

II is estimated that Jefferson county has
about | ,5SS young men between the ages
OF 81 and 81 years. The county's quota
OF the draft for halt million men will be
about 10 to IS, so that only one in every
81 men enrolled will be required to 90 IN
training at this time. Here is the way
the War Department will exercise the
drait-how man now a civilian may
become a soldier within the next lew
months
|. On June 5 he registers in the cleo
ton precinct in which he resides. he
goes on about his business.
2. After delay OF several weeks, per-
hapS month or more. he is notified by
the War Department either that he has
been exempted from service or that he
has been selected If the latter, he is
told when and where to report.
3. He reports at the time and place
designated, probably local armory. is
given his equipment and transported to a
training camp.
In case he believes he should have
been exempted, and was not, he is en-
titled to carry his case TO the local federal
court for settlement.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-05-31
For Conscrlption On June sth.

Next Tuesday, June 9Th, will be con-
scription day all over the United States,
and every male person between the ages
OF q and 80, inclusive, the limits set by
act Of Congress. will be required 10 ap-
pear at his usual voting place and register
in accordance with the law. The ques-
tons to be answered and the blanks 10 be
filled in may be found printed in this issue
OF the Register.
A meeting OF the election officers, who
are TO serve as registrars in Jefferson
county, was held last week in Charles
Town, and they were given instructions
as to their duties. The registrars agreed
to serve without pay, as recommended
by the Governor, and the owners OF vot-
ing places will also permit the use OF the
property without charge. Some persons
declined to permit this, and other places
were chosen for the registration. In
Shepherdstown the fire department Offer
ed the use of its building, and 1t was
agreed that this should be the place Tor
registering for Shepherdstown. There
are three polling places here at general
elections, but next Tuesday all who are
required TO assemble and register will
meet at the one place named, firemen's
hall.
Every man who has reached the age OF
81 years and has not yet reached 81 must
register-married and single, white and
colored, even prisoners in jail and con-
victs in the penitentiary. Persons who
cannot be present personally must get
registration card and fill It out and send
il to the officers in charge. Ii anyone
shall refuse to present himself for regis
tration he will be arrested, and unless he
has mighty good excuse he will be i'm
prisoned for certain length OF time and
then drafted into the service. We advise
every man who comes within the pre-
scribed ages TO comply with the law.
Failure to do so will cause trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-17
ASKS $4,000 AS
HEART BALM FOR
HIS LOST MATE

Joseph Conrad. Lettlah shoe
maker Of Tacoma. told IN broken
EngliHh ia Superior Judge l,onald'n
court Monday. Of the alleged stealing
OF his wife by Alexander Loggar. "A
Seattle lltnoy operator.
According 60 Conrad. who IN suing
Leggur FOR $4,000 Tor the alienation
Of his wifos affections. f.eRRar be.
gan visiting his home last June Hy
September. ho testified. the latter
had 30 completely undermined his
wifc's affections that she left his
home ana came 90 Seattle.
A letter, written IN Lettinh script,
was translated IA court and allowed
the Defendant LcERnr TO be a be-
lever In free love.
The letter told OF the humdrum rs-
lstencc which all married people
wwrv forced 60 lead
Tho plaintiff says his vito waa
persuaded By IcgEara letters TO
turn her thoughts towards the free
love opinions OF the defendant At.
torney Latchetn. Of Tacoma. 10 con.
Quoting the case for Conrad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-17
DRAFT QUERIES
ARE MAILED OUT

The second per cent Of the draft
aucstionalrcs were mailed from local
board headquarters Monday. ana
pcr cent win follow each day with
tho exception OF Sundays and hoh'
days
This means that All duesuonaire-
will have been mailed by January ,.
Drafted men have seven days
from date Of mailing to return the
compiled questionairoa.
Every registered man In reAponsi-
81. for making his return on the
aucstlonairo within In the allotted
time. II you have changed your ad-
ercrn or tho mall man fails TO make
delivery. that doesn't rciicv" you
from the obligation of getting your
aucstionAire In proper shape and re
turning H.
The only safe thing 20 do II 10 20
10 your local board and find out
what day your QUESTIONABLE has been
or viii be mailed.
The boards. according TO rcgula-
tons. are required to keep lists post
ID that will toll tho dates OF mailing.
They are also required 70 furnish
lists TO the press. but have failed 80
far.
Attorneys. who win give free ad-
vice 20 men wishing 20 fiil out CUES
tionair,,a, are on duty Mt all local
board headquarters.
They have been called 10 meet At
the Y. NJ. c. A. auditorium Mt y.
m Tuesday to discuss their work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-17
GERMANS AGAIN
BREAK PAROLES

~ Htfrd Press f.ruSrd Wire
HONOLULU. Dec. 1.-THE Star.
bulletin here prints an article pub
ilshcd by authority OF the 4. \. naval
intelligence bureau. declaring that
government wireless seals were
broken and the apparatus aboard the
interncd German cruiser Geier used
TO relay German messages 60 the
kAirer's agents In Japan
German agents Ia tho L. s.. ~
says. attempted to further IN. plot
10 land japanese forces Ia Mexico
and the Germans wrr- TO land forces
In Canada
Count Won B~rnatorff. Ambassador
TO the United states. and Capt hoy.
Z. and Capt Won Papen wcru princi'
pals IN tho plot
The data was obtained from the
diary Of Capt Grarnhof. 81 the Geicr.
who n now held In solitary confine-
ment
New Information on orders TO
destroy intrTned German ships was
also obtained. tho article says.
This Is the second time fast Ger
man warahtps have successfully n,
tackled "A convoy % merchantmen
under protection of British warnhipH
The previous occasion VAS in the
North SRA. and both British patrol
vessels were sunk. with a numt-r or
Norwegian. Danish and swedish
ships they conveyed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-17
GERMANS WITH
MAPS SEIZED

Following seizure OF crude maps
photographs OF Seattle ships and
piers. and Il large quantity OF CORE
spondcnce in German by federal Of
ficers. in a raid Saturday afternoon
on their homes In Kent, Peter Cru
Dcr. age IS. and Paul Gust. 40. ap-
pcarcd at the United States mar
shal's office Monday morning and
registered as alien enemies.
Both are Germans and expert me
chanica. employed BY tho Carnation
MIX Products company. OF Kent.
which is shipping milk to allied
armies I'm Europe. No arrests have
been made. but the two are under
close surveillance by federal authori.
tea
Gruncr and Gust rnugried them
selves into this country from Ger
many IL years ago. according to OF.
ficinis. Among the papers seized
were the Seattle German Press and
the Seattle Daily Call. socialist
paper. An unmailed letter. written
in German. addressed TO a German
in Taeoma, was also among the
papers seized.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-17
SKIRMISH
ENDS IN Staying

OREGON CITY. ore. Dec II
A story OF friendly skirmish be
tween three boys. shooting small
rifles. resulting In the killing Of
Leslie lie Doux. II. yesterday, was
detailed to the authorities today by
three other youths. ranging in age
from II to i6 years.
The boys were hunting in the
woods and upon lie DouX's sug
gcstion. they say he. armed with "a
repeating rifle, hid behind stump
to stand two others off
The fusillade from behind stumps
and logs continued until the non
participant noted lie DouX's injury.
The trio returned 60 their homes,
saying nothing of the affair until
questioned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-17
Bolsheviki Deny R.R.
Commissioner Is Held

PETROGltAD. Dec. i7.-Lcad.rH
o. tho Ilolshevihd hero any that they
have no information concerning the
rurnored arrest OF c. Il, smith. OF
81 Louis. No. n member Of the
American railway commission To
Russia.
Tho leaders Of tho r-Ts announce
that n smith WINS arrested ., was
done thru a mistake. and no would
BE- released.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-17
KING COUNTY TO
GET new LANDING

The awarding OF the contract for
the construction Of the new King
county ferry slip at foot OF Madison
St. Lake Washington. was put over
until next Monday by the county
commissioners. pending the estab-
lishmcnt OF a rlght-of-way.
The estimate set by the county for
the work was $4,000. Two bids cut
this figure One submitted by p. y.
Church was for 5000. while the
second submitted by the Washing
ton Construction Co. was for 5.522
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-17
Shark Drags Woman
to Death at Sea

HV United Press Leased WWc
ALAMEDA. Cal. Dec. l7.-Whcn
shark seized her hook while she
was fishing from high rock at
Moss Beach. MIRA Anna Conners was
jerked from her feet and rendered
unconscious. Before she could be
rescued. the surf swept her out to
sea and she drowned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-17
HIGH COURT RULES
AGAINST FISHERMEN


WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-THE su-
prcme court today restrained the Co.
lumbla River Packers association
from placing nets and other obstruc-
tons In the Columbia river. near
sand island. affirming the decision
OF lower court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-17
Public Markets


stalls ioaii. sugar cured cornsd beef
See y, steer rih steak iTAe ~ choice
r. bone steak. ssMr ~ boiling tssf
isHr n Ethu ~. rs . n COT.
Zee. t5c. Zee pkg Quaker oats. ioc. .
10 black fiEa. str. cans corn. ace
cans peas g4s Hta1 %. potatoes. 81 Is
sack. onions tsfs sack cabbage. VI 10
sack stall tos. tomatoes. lee and isr
can. Eariy June p~ss. lie can. rolls
toilet paper. stc. rsEu corn nakes.
.tr. cans clam ehoWdsr. ftr stall
les. fancy Winessp apples. 9or boa
burbank potatoes. tits sack cations. :
rbs Toe. ne stc stall III. grape
fruit. Zoe each. celery rpata. te each
stall iss. strictly fresh sEEu. SOC dos
wsnhtnEton creamery butter. ttc 10. :
rs Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-17
MEN CHARTER AUTOS
tn GET HOME

CAMP DODGE. Iowa. Dec. IL
with travel on the steam roads for
tho Christmas holidays denied them.
select service men and their officers
today were chartering motor busscs
at $40 per seat TO take them homo
for the holiday furloughs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-17
SWOLLEN WATERS
Threaten WHEAT


BV Unifcd PTcSs Icdscd WWc
HOQUfAM. Dec. 17.-Swollen riv-
ers and inundation OF all low lands
are reported from nearly all Graya
hnrboT and near by sections, as a re-
suit OF n raging rainstorrn. Despite
age is slight
Cowceman river threatens TO break
dixie near Kelso. flooding much
winter wheat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-17
ALBERT JOHNSON
TO TELL OF WAR

WATERLOO. Ind. Dec. 1T.--Rpc
resentative Albert johnson. OF Wash.
ington. intends to return 10 his home
state In January TO deliver ten word.
ed narratives Of his recent trip 70
the western battle front In Europe.
Congressman are elected 10 repre-
sent their districts and work for
their states. but just now the ma
tons business has the right Of
track. he said here Saturday night.
III the nation suffrage amend.
rnent Ii not scheduled for a vote the
first IL days Of January" he said.
II am coming to the Pacific North.
west to make 10 speeches in ous
state. not speeches. not addresses.
but simply worded narratives OF ths
great battle front as / saw it"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-17
No Kiddie. So He Gets
Card for His Birdie

BUY Red Cross membership for
your Children" asked the solicitor OF
a pedestrian.
Haven't got any Children he re
piled. but I'll just sign a card for
my canary bird"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-17
PALACE HIP

Tho comedy hit Of the new show
which opened sunday at tho Palace
Hip. was provided by Pearl brothers
A Burns. a trio OF singing fun max.
err who kept the audiences in an
upruar with their clever burieaque
and songs
tn. Riva Larson Troupe IL the
novelty hendlincr with It's gym.
naHtic feature These people do
some extraordinary stunts while
hanging on four ropes.
J. y Dcviin and i,oatta Miller pre-.
cent n one-aet sketch called Just
one Little Girl which iA comic
story and well played
For and Evans are singers. talk
era and dancers.
The Three Nyiophienis are er-
c~csilnEiy swift players on Iyio-
phones. accordion. Aarophons and
musical bottles.
Chester II. JohnHtons II good
cyoiiHt. who does high jumping and
walks up and downstairs with his
bicycle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-17
FLOOD AT KENT RECEDEs

Flood water has rcceded from tho
streets at Kent, but the road be
tween Kent and Des Moines was clos.
ed Monday for repairs. Flood dan.
gers have subsidized, according to
County Engineer Humes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-17
only One Sign IN
Gotham Last Night

~ tnttcd FfesS Lcdsrd NHc
NEW YORK. Dec. l7.-New
York's first "lightlcss night" dis.
covered one rebel advertising sign
on the Great White Way that blazed
when all others were dim. II will be
suppressed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-17

stall ~. ia fins Eranaiaisa sugar.
sc. SACKS or ts salt. &c atsii -.
pure uaturAl milk. iec At cream. Toe
-. ntall a.. ttr market baskets iac
Use h4kinF powder. 10 10. good coffee
Ice - stall -. cans tomatoes. sir
stall a.. fresh peanut batter. TIE n
h~s, oisoruaFEaftns. sse snr 10 ~
large ioavss q bread. lee. honsy. ibe
TaFnh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-17

stall ~. ne rranuiatsd sugar. &c
stall 81. pure fniik. 100 a., cream. str
81 stalls af-ff. soy r.ana. NJ So.
- re- nee. pure eooo~ 90 chocolate.
.tc - I1hbY's tomato Soup. tic can.
nsw crop corn or peas. rams Gee. s.lh
can tuna nsh. itcs cocoanat. y N -.
IN. Ito. - pkE ne. any Kidd spices.
foe .se rs roii--i cats. sas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-17
SLIDES DELAY TRAINS

Rock slides on tho Great Northern
at Skykomish have delayed Eastern
mails. but Great Northern trains
nre now being routed to Seattle over
Northern Pacific tracks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-17

ana cur IN PRICE OF FARM LANDS
4, the best agricultural part Of ano-
bornlsh county. i2s 20 i7s per acre.
10 yearly payments. railways. mills.
factories plenty Of labor. The best
proposition on tho market for the man
Z VINO wants a farm Bend for illus
trated literature Brovnsli Land Co.
sos Third ave. Seattle. wash.
70 1cRFH UPLAND. lCRE4
cleared and IN crop. f-room house big
harm; chicken houses IS chicksnH.
& COWS. 2 horses and wagon Price
$4,000. For particulars write owner,
u0r $50, Eapavine wash.
~IZZ<~((%%~~~~ <~~~-~~<4~~4~~~S~
19-City Real Estate for Sale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-17
w AR
B u l. l. T. L | n S
BOI- SUEVIKI DEFEATED
ny IkRtNItNS
By United Press

PETROGRAD. Dec. 17.-Bolshe-
Ukrnnian troops Saturday at
Ukraiunian troops Saturday at
odessa according TO word here to-
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-17
0Iti'IIEJN

In spite Of the rainy wcathcr sun
day afternoon and evening. hundreds
Of people were turned away At the
orpheum. Third and Madison, at The
opening 81 this weeks bill.
The main attraction is tho third In
stnllmcnt " Tho Retreat OF tho Ger
mans at the Battle Of Arras." show
ing the biz guns OF the English blast
Ing away tho wiro cntanElcments OF
tho Huns. and then one s-cs tho biz
tanks really In action on NO Man's
land" Corporal q. a. White. ID G
NJ. Of tho Firth Canadian battalion
Just hack from tho front. lecturcd
with tho pictures
Heading tho vaudeville acts comes
tho Carl Roberts Trio. which sang a
number Of comedy and popular airs
Moore and orth sang and played the
accordion well. while Temple and
oBrien delighted with comedy sing
ing and dancing
Ru6cll and Spear. two pretty girls
danced classic dances in beautiful
wardrobe. Tho Mnrlows have a turn
with n beautiful ert
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-17

iEe ran pisn.ntcs. lee. ora Homestead
peas. isc ran san 10 fr~~h ground
peanut better. lie 10 nuttsrvup oIso
margarine tGe ~ ms SO.
SOUTH END
R;Au :. Creamsttss te pkN Nans
Hnrh nsinrsmsst. ttc pkz usinn plum
pudding. itr pkg Not-a a~~i raiainn.
Sc PKG Andsraou's. shrtfups. lie can
Del Monte catHup. zee botus hot sauce
81 bottle Set-a Sod Faisins. pkTs
sEc- stall -. best jersey butter. SOC
- fut cream cheese. rs Sc. stall
g. boiling beef ice th.i steer steak. Use
- stall 20. HnauA. lie doG. jelly rolls
Ice each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-17
GAIETY

The Chaplin Family" the offer.
ing for this week Of the Armstrong
Folly Co. at tho Gaiety. First and
Madison. II ono Of the brcczicst and
fastest buriesquc shows seen for
some time.
Tho cast offered n good assert
mcnt OF popular songs and dances.
with clever jokes and pattcr scat
tered thru the production. New and
pretty costumes and n number OF
pretty sets and stage effects put
the playlet in class all it's own.
WIN Armstrong. the Irish come
dian. was seen In the part OF n foot.
ball hero ut college. lie had a num-
bcr Of clever Jokes and take-offs on
the Rahl Rah! boys. Ivy" Carter
kept tho ball OF FUN going as Jew.
ish college professor. lie II fast
proving a popular favorite with the
patrons OF the Caiety.
Billie Bingham and Peraucta de
lighted with "A number OF nifty dances
and popular airs. backed up by a we'll
drilled chorus Of Charlie Chaplins.' "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-17
59-Iegal Notices

Noricn or aroCKuoLnRnE
MEETING
The annual meeting " the stockholders
Of the linton SAVINGS a Trust Company
Of Seattle. corporation, will 10 heid
At the office or the company, on The
northwest corner ~ Second Avv aud
Chetry Ht Haatus. king county.
Washington. on "Wednesday the ieth
day - January, tpis. at tho hour Of
o'clock "a the afternoon. for the
purpose % elettinU directors ~ the
company. Increasing the number %
directors from seven 60 nine, and for
the transaction % any other business
that properly may be brought before
n II. HoLNEp.
Secretary
Seattle. Washington. December ~. isi7.
rUuEr aouNp HrAu co
Notice % FIRST Meetins % Trustees
Seattle. wash December q, tpi7
The first meeting ~ the trustees % the
Puget Sound spar GO viii be held at
number eos Horc NldH Seattle.
wash On tho seth day % December.
1919 at ~ O'Clock noon. Tor the
transaction ~ such business ~ may
properly come before the meeting
OEo u o'NEtt. TRUSTEE.
ro WHOM rr NAY coNcrRN NO.
tlce T. hereby etven that l will not 10
responsible for any bills or ohilrs-
lions contracted by my wife, iAiiian
n ISLANDER. from this date
ANTON y HrANpEfl
Dated December -; isiJ
Rummage Sale
niG RuMMAGE SALE. 1918
WEST.AKE AVE. AND 1904
FIRST AVE, CLOTHING FOR
MEN AND WOMEN