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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-02

Stall 80. lbs. pure graduated sugar.
SOC fresh pRsieurised milk. &c Of. &c pt.
stalls IS. large cans milk i5c. peas
and tomatoes, l0c can. COO can Instant
Postum, t5c. Toe roll toilet paper. &c. best
patent flour. sg.s5 per sack: cans pine
apple, sbc; cans beans sic. 5 lbs split
beans. 2be: best Jap rice. SC III: toc Japan
tea. 2bc Stall 20. soc coffee. IL lbs
soc; bulk cocoa and chocolate $50 H.
baking powder. t0c III Tor bottle OF
vanilla or lemon flavor. 25c stall a.,
lamb chops, zoe Ii. lamb stew. Ice ID :
NcAl rhnna. 1nr III
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PUBLIC MARKETS
PINE STREET

stalls t-is. halibui cheeks ? ibs Sc:
fresh herring. Sc ID. ibs sSc Sugar
stall. lbs fancy japanese head rice. 1sc.
@ A l. market. hamburger. i1sc ID: 20,
roast ite H. CLARKE q zeiE-nfuss An
mex. sirioin STEAK. ishe 10. stongs. isc
pkg. Grape Nuts lie. soc a.. jar Queen
olives .ec. lee shinoia shoe polish. &c.
2 lee pkES corn flakes. i5c. Oiivef =,
cottage cheese. lee IL: Astsr milk. 80
fnFan. : cans stc SNedlrh deiicaicssen.
large saitrd herring. Be each. medium
size for iec. large inaeksrei. &c each.
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FOR SALE

SASH And DponA
order your sash and Doors direct from
o n WILLIAMS CO No cell Tor isss
because No own our own min Large
stock. prompt shipment ana safe de-,
livery 60 destination guaranteed our
bis Illustrated catalogue No. "a mailed
free. postpaid. on receipt % request
Ma DO not handle rough lumber
t.crass- panel doors 40 { ..........ti -
s.ply veneer panel door. ........ %
Front glass doors g-sse-s .......... %
Kitchen glass door. lights ........ ass
bungalow sash az low as .,........ SO
sac hothsd sash ...,.......,....... fss
.as.s medicine cAhinst doors ....... zgs
Panel cupboard doors .............. -
i-piy Gold seal Roofing ,........... ias
We carry fuu lire % building material.
inctudihx frames. inside finish. build.
ere hardware. phlnt. etc
O. n WILLIAMS co
1919 FIRST Ave Seattle Wash
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SOL III END

stau a. beef stew. lie 10 . pork snu-
sage. ise ~ Stall 20. Upton. tea. sc
~ spill, BEN. lbs .sc. Snyder. cat
sup. ifc bottle. Ice biuinE Be- stall 50
Ohirardeii4s chocolate. &c 10: shredded
wheat. lilo pkg. Stall SO. California
smsiis iso 10: perch. : lbs. sc. stall
~. best ranch esEr dor Csc: cottage
cheese inc ID. Stall 30. ralsin cake. 2ee
40. oatmeal cookies. isc doz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-02
ROB CIGAR STAND

Theodore Ellenes. who runs n
cigar stand at l01S First ave. re.
ported to the police Monday that
thieves had entered his place OF
business last night and takon
about Sl5 worth of cigars and
cigarets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-02
FUR STORE ROBBED

The Simmons fur store. ga Pike
St, was robbed early Monday
morning and furs valued at $4,000
were taken, including both the
manufactured and raw article. Otn-
er manufactured furs valued at
$4,000 were overlooked by the rob
bers in their haste to make clean
get away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-02
AGED WOMEN TO SEW

Women more than 50 years OF
.sge. who belong TO the Elderbloom
club. will sew for soldiers II a res
.olution. TO be introduced az their
next meeting by Mrs. ]. W. Stanch.
field. is carried.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-02
IMPROVED ACREAGE. HOUSE
CLOSE ~. PRICE 1850

Would - very convenient for any
one working in toNnt comfort
able house. eos feet facing road
loan soil. works up well. fruit
and berries % different varieties.
coed water. thickiy ssttied To-
eAiity. fro delivery from Seattle
stores splendid service. Terms
sf6 cash. balance SIC moathiy.
Apply ap1 New York ulock-
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MNE NIlTORIA

tn celebrated phrenoioeisf. cislrvoyani
and painniHt, gives scientific readings on
al affairs Of iifs. past. present or
future You have seen tho others nov
zee tho best. IN trouble All readings
guaranteed satisfactory or no fees &C
reptsd. Headings Sec Huam IL All.
lfnfrl Third and Vtk.
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CHANGE IN AppRESS--Suhscribers
should be sure and give their oId
a. we'll as their new address
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THE FACTORY HAIR STORE ~ THE
place 70 get your work done at factory
prices We have for sale and manu-.
facture toupesH. Wigs nwitches, puffs
curls. pomps. transformations and Old
lady front pieces Everything TO wear
In hair goods We made and carry in
stock. Clean. dye and mako over your
old switches. touDeea, wigs. etc. Make
up your cut hair ana combinRs IN any
pattern YOU may desire 1901 First av
BACHELOR. PAaT 30. AMERICAN
mechanic. Of good character and ap.
pearnnce. Intelligent industrious, do.
slrcH to correspond ana meet neat in
teliiEent. common sense working Kirl.
one who VIII appreciate tho company
81 gentleman. object matrimonv Ad-
dreas r. -. Box SAC Bromertou wash.
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MADAM NELLIE
WORLDS GREATEST

bVfFTtAN FffEENDlSff4iNT.
cLAtRvorAS'r AND MEDIUM
Guarantees to read your entire life past
present and future. gives true advice
on business love. health and family
affairs. tells tho name al, your future
husband or wife. and what 20 10 90 bs
sgccessful In iif.. tells you what bust
moss is most lucky for you and what
part % the world viii 10 more sur
cessful for you advises how 90 gain
ana hold a good position she tolls ~
the one you love IL true or false. and
causes speedy marriage with the ono
OF your choice: brings thu separated
together. makes happiness between
man and wife she tells you tho secrets
OF being happy and successful I'm any
thing you take in hand. her advice will
remove all obstacles and evil influence
ono visit 90 Madam Nellie viii repay
you for di-appointmsnts In all others !.
satisfaction guaranteed or no charEea
Special readings 60 cents Hotel Elk.
room 9. 1871 Second ave. corner Pine
st Daily and Sunday
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ADALINE LLOYD

Others como AMI go. but for 20 wears
Alkaline Lloyd has been seattle's phren
ologist ana business adviser In All M
fairs Of life. I'll Union. Apt H. El.
Hott ASA Special this week. COO.
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AUCTION SALE

gEArTf.rTH LEADING AUCTION HOUSE
Is NOW pSNE~fENrfT LOCATED
At sQos-s-tG SECOND AVE Uwo doors
north % MogFs thrntreI. Our opsnius
sales have been vsry successful. and
LAHnB CoSHlgSMESTa FOR OUR
NEXT Auction. 1850 TUERnAT
April .. are coming Ia rapidly. lnsivf.
tnE rns famed oak library srt. COM
paaei % table rocker ard tive chairs In
Jaeobean style. oak buffois. china clos
cts pedestal s1fension tables bax.rsat
chairs. fine ssspTtmsaf % rockers. esn-
ter tables iAfTs desk. secfetairr.
davenport. birdssye maple dreaaefa
chlfgonlsra dressing table. duchess
dresser. oak combinations aad dfsassFs
compodss. sanitary davenport ard
eouehss. q and faii--iss beds In va.
risty. rprinEa. mattresses. pillows. bed.
ding. kitchen cabinet. tel,sfsare. horn
lees photograph. pictures. ie-sisrs Eng
ilsh tea ssf. brass iardir!sfs. electric
lamp. handsoms txeausred trays and
boxes bsaufifsl iT-pisra china t@a act.
draUn wnrh table cloth. congoisafn art
squares good carpets and rugs. coal ard
sac ranges. heaters. Eas plates. kltchsa
parr str.
PROMPTLY At 1850 FRIDAY. AFrtir.
&. In our saissroem. sees Second ave.
wili sell for the AMERICAS
THASRFf-W co. % trunks "a suit
eases. telescopes hsEs etc. for unpaid
storage charges. We are 10 tho mArs.s
for any quantity q aalatis goods And
have every facility for handling all you
may have 50 sril. b. ~ store FAN or
tarr. apartment Call Main .,ss. John
Hush.tl a Sons. Aurtiaasers
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ALL subscriptions must be started
from date tho subscription IL re-
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WANT AD RATES
cent word per Insertion.

Ono cent word per insertion.
Six times for the price OF flve
Coupon hooks-OnN hundred lines
TO be used as desired $500
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MADAM PUOFBF

TEST READINGS FREE
Tells past. present and future. consisting
business and love affairs. advises you
about divorce cases and shat uift be
your lucky stsp IN M. so take. will tell
fuii name. of your lover. sweetheart
friends, enemies. and what you are most
adapted for Permanently located New
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Reads your head Just an Il Indicates from
tho cradle 10 grave. what business you
are adapted for whom and whom YOU
will marry. settles and explains love AZ.
fairs and family troubles, reunitea tho
separated. etc. Explains permanent
health rules Ratisfactlon guaranteed
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Ballard Agent; =, II MULLEN
5000 Ballard Ave. Phone Ballard 500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-02

SALEM. Ore. April 2.-House.
hold cares keep men out OF jail. IN
the opinion OF Charles a. Murphy
warden OF Oregon state prison. to-
day. Husbands who are RESPONSE
bic for the wife and klddlea have
.N-~-~-~~~S~S>s>~~-~-~- ~S~~e-~-~~~~~~~~~~S~>~
go PUBLIC NOTICES
EAofE TRANRFER co. has MOVED
g sia Third ave Phone Main 80
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NINE. CORDELIA

phrenologist ana card reader
VIII tell you II the one you iovs liz true
or false. tell you wnen or whom you
will marry. In fact she will tell you
every hope, fear or ambition better
than you can tell II yourself Advice on
business. speculation, Investment. love
marriage. divorce. reunite tho sepa-
rated and cause speedy marriage with
tho one Of your choice: tho secret Of
power and personal Influence. how TO
win In business love. health and all nf-
fairs Make no mistake when seeking
tho advice Of a clairvoyant or PIANIST
n pays 10 consult tho best AZ seer
OF things hidden to man or woman
Mime. Cordella has no equal Many pro-
fcsH the Fift Of clairvoyancy. hut fcw
Indeed. are An gifted ono visit 10 q
genuine Egyptian scientist win repay
you for many diaappointmsnta g1Gn
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MADAM PAULINE 10 CLAIRVOYANT
and trance medium. Readings gunran-
tAsd- as olive. Main ai4L.
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,o-rRApes AND EXCHANGES

50 ACRES. CLOSE TO SPOKANE.
small house. spftng water. some tim
Der n.lfr star
~ ACREAGE FOR SALE
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$500 Ballard Ave. Phone Ballard sos
Advertisement. not paid Tn advance VIII
b charged for the actual number ef
lines occupied. regardless % the num-
Der OF words. Charge ads viii not be
estimated Part Of line will he
charged same full line,
Following ads not taken over the phone
Situations Wanted. Furniture for sais
or Houses for Rent. where occupant ls
leaving town.
Net responsible for errors IN business
transacted over the telephone.
No ads taken On SUNDAY.
Tor Information a. to ccatracts consult
the classified advertising solicitor. 4
phone cain viii brinE him 10 your place
Of business
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ATTORNEvS-AT.lhW

J. ALExANpER sHfREMAS-tAws Of
husband and wife: damage claims col
1e~ted: general practice. consultation
free. Credit in worthy oase& .ss Lyon
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CHINESE MEDICINE

CHINESE MEDICINE
n You Have E<~n
poet.rinE Without Re-
exit FOE Ycars. See Ne
and tavestixa.s my
rer1sfia
The most ohsffrsts
aces Of asthma rhsu-
~rntisrn and nervous
ftzardsrs have hssn
treated successfully
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stomach. ss well as
appendicitis. ar. re-
iisvef without opsrs-
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BILLIARD TABLES
BICYCLE SUPPLIES

WE DO GOOD woRk--o n HART
viz 1881 Fourth Phone Nsir ftts
>~~~~~~~~~~~~O~~~~~~~~|~~
CHATTEl LOANS
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9 POULTRY FOR SALE

RHODE ISLAND RED nGGs. TOO EEF.
ting 10. goose eggs. 25c each. duck
eggs, 400 setting. white Leghorn
chicks. h5o. Rhode Island Red and
Barred Rock chicks 1Jc each. We dr
custom Matching. Queen Hatchery A
Iiks ElIiott 205l
The Cordova daily times., 1917-01-18
WANTS DAMAGES FUR INJURY
 RECEIVED

An echo of an explosion occurring in the Bonanza copper mine at Ken necot, in January, 1915, was heard in the states the other day. when Matt Watson. who was employed in the mine at the time. filed suit for $75, ,000 for personal injuries alleged to have been received The Kennecott Cop per Corporation. owner Of large min ing interests, is named as defendant.
 Watson alleges that the mining company was using frozen and deter. iOrated dynamite and defective fuse and caps ill it's workings. which re suited in a charge missing fire When he drilled into it later not knowing that 1t had failed to explode the dy namite was set off. causing him to become totally blind.
 The plaintiff alleges further that af- ter the explosion the kennecOtt Mines Company, which owned the mines. made a pretended dissolution, while it owned several million dollars of as sets, and that this dissolution was fraudulent and made for the purpose of escaping the payment of debts and obligations, including the obligation incurred to himself by reason of the explosion. The company, he asserts. fraudulenuy transferred all its hold, ings to the Kennecott Copper Corpor- ation without any consideration
The Cordova daily times., 1917-01-18
SUGAR PLANTERS ARE GRANTED
 LOANS

PANAMA, Jan. IS. -- The assembly Of Panama has passed a bill authoriz- ing the government to spend $500, ,000 ip loans to sugar plantation operat ors or in guaranteeing payment of loans and interest on them contracted out side. Loans by the government must be repaid within ten years The ap- pliCant for assistance must be pro. ducer of 15,000 tons of raw sugar per annum; and must have already in vested at least one-half of the amount for which he asks.
 The bill was fathered by Deputy Eusebios A. Morales, formerly min ister of Panama to the United States. \ rider provides a subsidy of half a cent gold per kilogram of white gran ulated sugar produced in the country.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-01-18
MANY MERCHANT VESSELS SUNK
 SINCE WAR
(By Associated Press)

TOKYO. Jan. IS. -- total of l,29h merchant vessels, with an aggregate tonnage of 2,91O.0OO have been sunk since the outbreak of the war, accord ing to Baron KenjirO Den, minister of communications, who spoke before the Japan Trade Association on the subject of war and shipping.
 "Despite the heavy losses suffered by some of the entente countries, :" he said, "Japan's loss has been com paratively slight. So far only six Jap anese steamers, with an aggregate tonnage of 26.00O, have been sunk by the enemy, while three more of l2.OOO tons arc missing, making d to- tai of nine ships and 38,0OO tons. Since the outbreak of the war Japan's mari time trade to foreign countries has greatly developed and the tonnage Of tramp steamers now trading to Am erica, Australia. India, etc, is put at 800. 900. This shows a five-fOld in crease since the outbreak of the war"
The Cordova daily times., 1917-01-18
GERMAN RAIDER CAUSES BIG LOSSES
EAGLES DECIDE CELEBRATE ON
 ANNIVERSARY

Cordoya Aerie, No. 1926, F. 0. F.. i3 making extensive preparations to celebrate the anniversary of the founding of the order. Every year the Eagle lodges all over the country set aside February G as d day to honor the memory of the loyal band of Sc attle good fellows who laid the corner stone of this extensive brotherhood on February 6, 1898 The local aerie has not been ncglectful of it's ami verSary in the past, and will invite it's friends to celebrate with it this year on February at a ball to be held in Eagle hall The committee has been selected and is already hard at work making plans for a grand, good time
 Eagles from Chitina and Mccarthy will make a pilgrimage in order to at tend. The Eagle will spread his wings protectingly over all on that night and his screams will be screams of joy. Baldheaded eagles, especial ly are invited to attend, as that spe- cies of the national bird are indigen- ous to Alaska. Something rare in the line of entertainment is promised
The Cordova daily times., 1917-01-18
Transport Japs
 South America

TOXIC. .u. N-Thr Nippon Nu~cn Kaisao, Japan arS est stcm~ Il,lny I. r,nrlu au l.,r,,neut with the South Am, m rmi,r.,n uion for fine transportation 2O0O0 Ja iyrant, to Sout America, within four wears from I9l7. , co,,.,, a, ,, decided to open regular quarterly ice between Japan and South America with ships "i about G. rach They will proceed by way of south Africa, but t, hon,v.aJ h,,nl roltp has not vet been selected.
 Baron .ondo president of the company, which has just declared >i,IrnJ or os ,,r c, ,urs warning that the current sin ing boom viii br greatly changed after tn" war when all ~lip, nov, usrd os military transports return tn" carrIm trade In the Incantmc he d"carrd tn" great m crease m " cost of coal and other necessities would cut heaV fly into shipping profits.
 During The last months the company, winch owns 9'
 steamers anu has ten others under charter has transported cargo appro matmg 2470OOO and than l31oOO pas scngers.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-01-18
POR I ] REGAIN $ ANXIOUS TO
 ENLIST

SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, Jan. IS. - Although the Porto Rico regiment of infantry has been almost doubled in the number of enlisted men since the passage of the army reorganization act by congress, last July. there is again a waiting list. It had been a two-battalion organization. but now has the full regimental strength Of 1900 men.
 It has never been difficult to get men to enlist in the regiment, and il is believed to be among the very few bodies or organized soldiers any place in the world that has maintained a waiting list The percentage Of de sertions has been the lowest of any organization in the United States army.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-01-18
WAS B|C DIVIDEND
 PROD.Ujcc.-n

BOSTON. - With approXjmate1v l57,0O000O distributed to them Iur ing the year 1916 in dividends, copper shareholders will have enjoyed The greatest period of prosperity "y"r known in the life of the industry, | has been record year for copper in every department and the greatest earnings resulting from the banner outputs and highest prices ever Hlt messed have been hberalIy returned r9 the holders of copper stock, E8t onls have the old established mining con panies been able to materially ir. crease their dividend rate-. but number of newcomers been added.
 The Utah Copper Company heads the list of 39 copper producing ,ous. panies - which will have paid oar about $157O0o.uoo in dividends a-r year - with a distribution Of $Iauuo.- 900. Although heading all others in the matter Of production, the Auacou. da ranked third in dividends. with $l6.0oo,oo0. Kcnnccott was second and Phelps. Dodge & Company fourth
 With the payment on the last busl ness day of the year of the "porphyrs" dividends, including the Utah, Nevada Ray Consolidated and Chino. December will have established d new monthly high record with di- vidends from copper companies of ap- proNimateIy >2'oo7o0o This com pares with the September record of $26.329I12.
 The following tabulation records the dividend payments by the 3e leadins companies
The Cordova daily times., 1917-01-18

Total go Cos..... .... >l5645Gi45
 Into the compilation detailed above no account is taken ot the dividends paid by the metallurgical companies whose business has 10 do not only with copper, but other metals. This would include the American Smelting X Refining Company. the United States Smelting, Mining and Refining Company and the Nichols Copper Company. Were their total disburse- ments considered among the copper producers the distribution for the past year would have been around $l75.- 100000.
 Sight should hot be lost of the fact that not only were dividends liberal ly distributed among copper share holders but employees at the mines were also granted number of wage increases based on the price of cop per Notwithstanding these heavy payments. every one of the copper companies wound up the current year with more cash in their treauriez than ever before
The Cordova daily times., 1917-01-18
GARRISON URGED AS COU NSEl
 FUR INQUIRY
lBy AssOciated Pressl

WASHINGTON, Jan. I8 - The en- trance of Postmaster General Burle- son and Solicitor General Davis into the conferences of the Democratic members of the house rules committee discussing the future conduct of the peace leak inquiry has caused a stir Burlcson frequently conveys to lead CTS of congress the personal messages and wishes of the president Lindley Garrison, former secretary of war, is being urged upon the committee by many members of the house as coun- sel for the inquiry.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-01-18
JAP AN SUFFER R5 FROM HIGH
 PRICES
(By Associated Press.)

TOKYO, Jan. IS. - Investigators estimate that there is a rise of 30 per cent over last year in the price of ne cessities in Japan. and the tendency is toward still higher level Sugar has increased 2O-30 per cent, salmon 50-100 per cent, wine 20 per cent, beans 30-4o per cent. grain 1920 per cent. and fuel 20 per cent The cost of cloth, apparel and oils has also in creased.
 Wages have risen but many people not connected with the present pros perity are meeting hard times.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-01-18
WESTERN STOCK MEN MEET IN
 CONVENTION
(By Associated Press) ]

CHEYENNE, Wyo.. Jan. Is. - Stockmen and others with interests in the live stock industry from the western state were here in force to- day for the opening of the twentieth annual session of the American Ma tional Live Stock Association, which, according to call and program. was to consider marketing conditions. fed eral land policies and the protection of live stock owners and ranchmen in Mexico. as well as other questions
 David Ii. Houston, secretary of az riculture, was on the program for an address. The proposed raise in graz ing fees on the national forests. which are under Secretary HoustOns juris- diction, being administered by the de discussed in detail by the stockmen
 Other subjects listed for discussion included data to be submitted to the federal trade commission for an in vestigation of the meat industry, which the association leaders hope to have made by the commission, the re port of the associations committee on marketing, classification of the re maining public domain, reservation of driyeways for stock in permitting set clement on the public domain. freight rate regulation and other matters.
 Federal officers connected with the biological survey, the bureau of ami nal industry and other branches of the government were on the program for addresses. as also were state live stock officials