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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-04
SAY HIGH PRICE OF PAPER WILL
PUT CRIMP IN FREE PRESS
- KEPT PRESS PROSPERS

Washington, Jan. 4.-UnIess price
of print paper is reduced 'independ-
emit papers will be sacrificed while
kept papers will prosper" Rep.
Bailey, Pennsylvania, said in state
ment supporting his resolution for
congressional investigation OF the
news print situation.
"The high price of print paper" he
said. ''if continued over a period Of
years, would do more to curb the &C
tivities Of the independent press in a
decade than the interests have been
able to do in the last fifty years.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-04
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

FL Paso, Tex. - Capt. Percy NJ.
Cochran, Florida, of regular army,
died at base hospital here Of pneu-
monia.
New York.-Feman T. Asche,
wealthy importer, given legal separ-
alton from 1S-year-Old wife, Asia
Asche, whose philosophy of marriage
startled court during recent trial.
An immense ohurn in England can
turn out 6O01pounds Of butter at one
time.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-04
SURGEONS REGULAR "cUTUPs,"
SAYS. DR.. A. K. STEELE

Surgeons in the past have been
too ready to mutilate the human
body" DR.. D. A. K. Steele told the
Chicago Medical society last night.
Younger surgeons are becoming
more conservative and resort less
and less to operations, preferring to
allow nature to take its course when
expedient, he stated. .
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-04
ENGLISH SOCIETY WOMAN IS
NAMED IN ARMY SCANDAL

London, Jan. 4.-English society
and public at large was stirred today
over scandal of feminine interior
ence in army affairs barred in report
Of court of inquiry over treatment
accorded Lieut.. Patrick Barrett.
THE woman in the case" who is
severely censured in the report was
Mrs. VIM. Cornwallis-West, mother
of the Princess of Pless and the
Duchess Of Westminster, while such
notables as Field Marshal French,
Gen. Sir John Cowans, quartermas-
ter general of the British army; Gen.
w. H. Macki1non, Brig. Gen. Owen
Thomas, Cal. Wynne Edwards and
Lieut.. Col. Delme-Radcliffe were
mentioned in the lengthy report Of
the army court.
The case arose over persecution"
alleged to have been directed at
Lieut. Barrett by Mrs. Corvallis
West and exercised through the lat
ter's boosted influence among army
officials. =
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-04
@. o. p. TO START NEW.DRIVE ON
WILSON PEACE .NOTE-T. r.
JOINS IN THE FIGHT

Washington, Jan. 4.-Stormy de-
bate was scheduled~again today for
senate on proposal to endorse Pres
ident Wilson's notes to belhgerents
and its admitted threat of a break
with Germany should peace maneuV-
ers fail.
Republican members were fully de-
termined that there should be COM
plete discussion. Senator Lodges
speech attacking German Ambas-
sador Won Bernstorff and casting
doubt upon the "peacefulness" of
Wilson's note will be supplemented
by others in like vein, the Repub-
Hcans declared.
New York, Jan. 4.-Republicans in
the senate are to have Col. RoOse-
velt's support in their fight against
endorsement of Wilson note to bel
ligerents.
Fog of obscurity," profoundly
mischieVous, profoundly immoral, p"
''wickedly- false" "caIlous and i'm
moral falsehood," preposterous alb
surdity'' and "neTvously backing
away were some Of the phraseolog-
ical bombsheIls with which the for
mer president embeIlished his attack
on Wilson. He announced his sup
port of Senator Lodges fight against
endorsement by the senate Of the
sending of the American peace note.
1000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-12
GERBER RENEWS
FIGHT FOR GIRL

The legal fight 20 obtain the Gus
tody Of Areal Gerber. the il.year old
daughter OF DR. Rudolph H. Gerber.
San Francisco eye specialist. and
the mother. who is now Mrs. Ralph
de Bit, wife OF the former Beaux
Arts Christian Yoga leader. was re-
vived Monday morning before SUI
pcrior Judge Ben Sheeks.
Tho daughter at present is In the
Holy Names academy under the Gus
tody OF the court. pending an appeal
to the supreme court The father is
attempting TO. obtain custody under
n writ OF habsas corpus. pending the
ultimate finding Of the higher court.
He was granted the custody on
June is by Superior Judge Mackin.
tosh. and IL was from this that an
appeal was taken.
Tho child has been the object of
court battling that has extended
over n period OF years IN courts from
Berlin, Germany. to San Francisco
and Seattle.
The mother In now living on n
ranch on Mercer island. She did not
appear In court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-12
PERSHINC HAS
new INDUSTRIAL
UNIT At WORK
BN J. W. PFGIER

I nfrd Ffcts Correspondent
AMERICAN FIELD HEAD
QUARTERS. France. Nov. Ia
Americas Industrial generals
and captains now aiding the
army In France are today
moulded into n separate. distinct
force In new transportation de-
psrtment created By order Of
Gen. Perxhing.
MAJ. Gen. w. W. Atterbury. who
was formerly operating head OF the
p.nnrylvania railroad. was named
as commander % the new unit
Tho organization &: already
achieving excellent results Pcrshing
declared. Thus thru Industrial gen.
erals and captains American organ.
ixlng ability In supporting the gener.
ais and captains OF fighting forces s.
Tho resrrangement means that
hereafter the quartermaster's corps
win be only contributing factor In
the general supply scheme The
transportation department win
handle all transportation OF troops
and material from vessel TO rail
heads.
IL will likewise have charge OF
construction work for transporta.
ton. thus relieving army engineers
Of big portion OF their present
task.
The announcement was made by
Gen. Pcrshing after a complete tour
OF inspection of tho all ports OF ar
rival. communication lines. supply
bases and depots. II was plain tho
commander was pleased with the en-.
tire layout
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-12
SHY $4,000 FOR
RED CROSS GIFTS

Seattle people must donate $4,000
in the next few days. or the Red
Cross here will not be able 20 fur.
nish the city's quota OF Christmas
packages for friendless soldiers.
Money donations, no matter how
small. will go TO help buy tobacco.
pipes. candy. writing materials. en-.
velopes and gum for the packages.
Dimes and quarters arc welcome,
Just the same as larger donations.
at Red Cross headquarters, in the
Cobb building. Donations should be
made In coin. as the Red Cross is
able TO buy the things for the boxes
at greatly reduced rates.
The Red Cross here is expected TO
furnish 5000 OF these Christmas
boxes. only enough money for
/ 200 boxes has been donated so far.
This means that approximately
$4,000 must be donated FOR Christ.
mas boxes during the next few days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-12
WOMEN PLAN A
BIG EXPOSE OF
VICE SITUATION

Members OF tho Seattle Wom-
ems Protective association stood on
the street corners Monday and
urged the public 60 attend their
meeting at Good Eats cafeteria
at .. m. Wednesday. when a
report on vice conditions will be
made.
We are not permitted 10 give
out matter OF our report before
the meeting" said Secretary Emily
Peters Monday. but we have i'm
portAnt evidence TO give out then
The women contend that siuxger
activities and even moving picture
exhibits in Seattle. are part OF a
plan TO create sentiment In favor
81 a restricted district.
A committee was appointed oc-
tober IL 10 investigate vice condi-
lions and report at next wedneE-
days meeting. The public is well
come 10 attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-12

~ nth strEnioR COURT or rnE
state % Washington. King county
No, $500 NOTICE OBJ SALE on
pEki FHrArE
In the Matter Of thu Guardianship Of
EFnssiins. Calvin. Norton. Ronald and
Sect Henry
Notles 10 hereby given that In accord
snes with an order % sale entered
To the above matter on the sfd DAY Of
November. iptf, the following dssrrib.
ed property. situated IN King county.
washington, will 10 sold ~ me on
Tuesday. NoVsmber "a. istf. at 10
Z. m. at kri-st i,ysn building seat
tie, TO tho highest bidder. undef scaled
htds. Witch xtil - received at the
above addf~s. up 10 date % sale
beginning 1850 feet west and zee fee,
south Of the northeast corner % see
ton 10. township ~ north, range 8
east. th-ncs east see feet 20 the .suth.
west corner Of the northwest quarter
Of the northeast quarter % the north.
east quarter Of section ia theme.
north te9 feet. thence west to the
bsHs % the white river. thence south.
eFly alenx the hank Of the said river
ice feet 60 the place % beginning
Terms % sale 20 be cash. subject 90
incamhrancxs ~ approximately tfts.
EMMA KoRAkis,
uuafdian.
JAMES HART.
Ausprr. wash. ara
WALTER ~. ALLEN.
ssi-;f t.yen HlaH. seattle.
Attorneys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-12
Gave Her $33 Hat for
Wedding and Only SO
Gents AfterWard

Pietro sealzo. 2ii9 Atlantic st.
made the fatal mistake OF paying s33
for hat for his wife to be married
in. and then dropping his standard
OF values to soc and $3.50 after the
wedding.
Mrs. Angelina Sealzo now asks
Judge Ronald 10 grant her n divorce.
The plaintiff charged nonsupport
and cruelty Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-12

stall 10. steer sifloin steak. s.Ae N
pure lard, Ete - sugar cured barop.
i've ~ steer eetiias beef. isSc n
steer rtb steak. iTse ~. Stall iet. hssl
head fi.s. Zoe 10. . cans clam eho~dsr
ssei tsc can Packs syFup. 1ar. rFpnaH
chocolate. gfe 10 tg.ih. sack family
flour. Use stall 100. swest potatoes. {
ths ttr, Yakima poteiosas fVo he - 20
Washington creamery butter, t5c 10
fresh psanui butter. itc 10 stall iss.
10 TIA sugar SOC. SO zen iisrshsr'.
encaa. it0i itlils' coffee. isih eAu. STE
stall re, fancy green rsppsfs. ice %
Gfs.niuE apples. o. % bes pumpkins
se - Caiifernis rrars fruit. Sc ssrn
stall ieg. fAHef afsmsn Wtnossp apples
" - boz. cooking apples, Sc boa cab.
baEs. ~ 10 sugar stan. tbs sugar.
sac. wrsiiAk- special flour. tatG. ooid
ftond giouf tsTa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-12
60--Public Notices

NOTICE OF GENERAL ELECTION
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
TiiE QtAi.iFiEn VOTERS OF
THE pORT DISTRICT or THE
PORT or srATTLE THAT A
GENERAL. ELECTION Will. HE
HELD ~ SAID PORT DISTRICT
. nrcnsngn isI5 At wn, ,.,,!
F 1aA'Ss coNAissroS MN brs.
TRfC-T. TO SERVE ron 4 TERM
or THREE YEARS TERN 70
THfRn witt also M Sun
MiTTEn TWO PROPOSITIONS
CONTAINED ~ RESOLUTION
No ssT OF TIRE PORT C0NMts-
s1oS or THE PORT or SEAT
1917 San PROPOSITIONS ne.
lNg BRIEFLY DESCRIBED As
PRoPosrTrox ONE
The question 81 whether or not the
Port Commission shalt opsrat.
vehicles seeking transportation
the ferries and boats now being
operated on Lake Washington
under and By virtue OF Unit No 5
OF the Comprehensive Gehstns OF
ffarsor improvements. and the
ferries now being operated on
Elliott bay under and BY virtue OF
Unit No % the Comprehensive
scheme % hsIeer. Enlargement
PROPOSITION TWO
The question Of authorizing the
Port Commission ~ the Por; %
Seatti. TO borrow the sum ~ one
Hundred Sevsnty-riyr Thousand
ttTt 00n) Dollars. and issue bonds
thereof for the purpose - con-
structinr an extension "a the He'll
street wharf and Transit shed.
located 90 lots l 90 "a Inclusive.
block III. Seattle Tide Lands. lots
60 3, inclusive, block iT3. Seattle
Tide Lands. and that vacated pur-
tion OF blanchard street vacated
b. Ordinance Ne. 1i7se 81 the city
Of Seattle. municipal corpora
tion. and upon the ltarbOr Area
In front Of the foregoing described
property, said Improvement being
a part OF Central Waterfront fni-
provsfneuL known and designated
az Unit No 4 OF the CompT.hsn-
Hlvs Scheme OF Harhor Improve.
rnsnt OF the Port District said
bonds shall be General Serial
Bonds % tho Port 81 Seattle In
such forms as said Port Commits.
sion shall hereafter prescribe. ~
the denomination OF one Thou
sand 0i.oe0l Dollars each. mum
bered cousscutiveiy from one to
one hundred seventy five. bear
ing interest at tho rate OF 3 per
cent per annun. payable semi-
annually. principal and interest
payable at tho Fiscal Agency OF
the state % Washington In the
City Of New York. 10 be dated A.
issueda and issued in such
amounts and at such times as the
Port Commission shall hereafter
prescribe. Said bonds TO mature
in from one TO forty-two years
with average maturities Of APP
proSlmately asa years, all as
ton No. 1lT Of tho Port Commits
sion. said bonds. principal and
interest TO be payable out OF tho
net income from said improve
fnsnt. and In case the net income
shall not be sufficient for that
purpose. the remainder shall he
payable out Of taxes levied upon
the property In said Port District
The details OF the methods Of cree
ating and applying said net in
come and taxes. and Of creating
proper and sufficient fund for tho
payment OF the principal and In
tsraat OF said bonds ms they be-
come due, TO be as hereafter pre-
scribed by said commission.
Section 2. That At the General
1917. the polls shall be open be-
tween the hours OF o'clock .. m.
and 3 o'clock .. m.
THE PORT COMMISSION OF THE
PORT OF SEATTLE.
BY ROBERT BRIDGES.
Its President
Attest:
q 4. REMsBERG.
Its Secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-12
TWO HURT IN AUTO

Sam Anderson. a.. zgos y Alder
st. and solomon sidelslsy s.. sis
ssnd ave were taken 60 the Prov.
deuee hospital SUNDAY afternoon.
with injuries sustained when their
machine plunged over a steep rayins
near Redmond and pinned them un-
der H.
machine driven by Joseph
schiumpf. tTis s3nd ave. collidcd
with an automobile of J. A. Steven
son. 3s3s Linden ave. at i:th ava.
and y. Pine st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-12

Stall II. pure graduated sugar, lbs.
sac. 3 sacks. or lbs. salt. TO- Stall 20.
pure milk. DC at. Sc pit cream, ioc
X pit stall 1876. fancy Carolina rice,
i0c n; fancy head rice. 3 Y lbs Csc. zoo
can Hooth's sardinss. zoe; Doe Hershey a
cocoa, lie. stali 1877. sausage, loo m /.
lamb chops. CSC h. alrioin steak, zoe
N. stan g. potatoes. ti.sO sack and
up: apples. 81 90 box ana up. stall q,
good coffee. Iso. 2fc. a3c ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-12

Robert II. Evans. assistant cor.
poration counsel. was taken TO his
home Saturday. when II was found
that he was III with diphtheria, The
corporation counscl's office was
quarantined.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-12

stall a., fresh ranch sgrr. Sc doe
fuii cream cheese. ias Sc stall a.
veal euiists. see 10 link sausage. fs'
n. stall z. f.ux. isc pha iiiiis Fsd car
coffee. - loo. tfe. Csmphsti's SOUPS
tie can Crystal Waite spAp. s. her
Andersen. SaAksf corn meal. tar pkE
Yakima horsf. fes pt mincsd riauss
cans ssc fiats white, sfr - stall -
~ bread. leaves sse. fzlsin brad
Zee leaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-12

Stall 1909. Bbby'n solid pack tomatoes.
i5c can. best fresh ohurned butter. b2c
10. Armours mincsmeat. isc ID. Hoyta
douRhnuts. 2c each Stall 10. Log
cabin syrup. 2ao. .7c and SEC ssc pkgs.
OtanA and Ceretana pancake flour. CSC
Cerso cereal coffaej. Csc pkg for SC.
stall 1911 first. s0c Hyio coffee. lbs
81 90. gunpowdor tea, 30c ID. Not-a Aeod
raisins. 2 psgs 2sei Reliance falsins. 2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-12

Stall ~ ngttercup margarine. So ~
iha csc, fresh peanut butter. iae n
stall rs. King apples, 100 tot. Rai
-. Washington creamery butter. 600 10
fresh puilst sEEs. Sc dos. HionGs. To-
fnatosa. cans sse ns~ pack corn,
cans s-s bones hsarChiisht matches
Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-12
SAMM|ES WALK
FAST WEARING
new GAS MASK

HfaV f0ffrFpoedrrf
CAMP LEWIS. Tacoma. Nov.
i,s--Dcsr Reader. how would
you lii. 10 walk n mile or two
nj a siiff gait with n clothes pin
on your nose'
That's part Of tho training
that sammy Is getting AZ this
camp. lie II learning the us- ~
the Eas mask. and THE gas mask
l. a contrivancc that suffocstes
and blinds and dcafens until ono
In us-d to H.
just what a gas mask icokp like
and how IL IL built arc things that
the censor won't tell. but suffice t.
say. u makes a man look like q
monkey and feel. according TO IL
victim. like a mummy.
Tn. mask fits tightly over this
face. and a clip passes over the moss
20 that the wrarcr must breathe
thru his mouth and draw air thru
the chemicals which viii neutrliEs
IN. effect OF the deadly gases thai
FritE IL fond Of blowing into ths
trenches Of hts enemies.
The French officers who are help
Ing the men here become familiar
with the mysteries 81 trench fight
Ing declare that After few day'
~ the front the soldier becomes &C
customed 90 the masks and IL abb
20 work and walk in them without
discomfort
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-12
Public Markets


Stall q, lemon orange and citron peel.
&c h. black fiRs. ihs 2sc. fresh Foda
crackers and ringersnnps. Sc II war
flour. i2ii sack. new lcntllH, 1sc H..
large cans Snidsr's soup. 1zc. cans
spice. i5ci lbs large new Swedish peas
25c Cottolene. $50, soc. i22s: No. 2 cans
asparagus. lie! 2 HIS best rolled oats.
20c lts. green split peas. 2se. soft
sisli walnuts. 25c ibf bars Clean Easy
.o1p 7se
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-12

Staff Correspondent
CAN'T LEWIS. Tacoma. Nov. ~.
--Ilayonet practice h taking up
much Of the time OF the men Of the
camp now. Drills that are designed
TO build tho body and TO teach the
soldier 20 jump and dodge and at
the Same time drive homo the dead.
~ steel are the order OF the day. and
IL II no uncorpmon sight now TO see
"a hundred or more Samnics with
cleaning bayonets rush down tho
parade ground bowling like Apaehcs
and thrusting and hacking at imag
mary enemies with entirely real
"HtahbcrR"
Get tho he'll fire in your eyes. "
IL the order. and many n man is
getting wrinkles tween his eyes try.
ing TO look terrible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-12

Stall 20. lbs f1neR ranulnted sugar.
$50 stall 81. pure milk. pc at. Sc pt
ats1l %, 2 lbs pure lard. b6ci pot roast
100 d.. corncd beef. 10 ~ stalls l5-3s.
Z lbs, soy beans, zoe, white navy beans,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-12
ARRESTS FALL
IN VICE CRUSADE
AS WOMEN HIDE

Only four "d,sorderly per-
sons"-all women--r~ers caught
In the police cleanup net Sat
urdsy and Sunday nigbta
Mayor Gill said that IL wss
becoming more difficult to
make arrests, following the
drive last Thursday night.
Men and women ~ tho UNDER
world ore abandoning their former
haunis. and carefully keeping out
Of the way Of the police. he de-
ciared.
But there isn't TO b. any let
ting down" he said. Il also intend
20 60 thru with the program Of
.solating diseased women for treat
ment
SCOT Recalled for ir
THE government wants this
done and expect TO get the sup
port Of the council. wanted 10
90 this one other TINA II will Be
cmembered. and ] got recalled for
f.
That DOESN'T mako any dif-
ference now"
lie said that tho II men and
women released on habeas corpus
proceedings never should have
been let out Of jail" but pointed
cut that ~ has been customary
for judges TO izsue wrn in ouch
csseA
Moro Released
! Fourteen were released Early
Saturday on 5000 ball each on a
writ issued by Judge DykemAn 20
Attorney Frank Hammond late
Friday night. Two more women
we're released carly Sunday ON
writs issued by Judge J. T. Ron
aid. issued 20 C. r. Anderson. .
negro attorney.
Two other women were reisased
Saturday by wrfts issued to At
t0rney Louis T. Slivisn by Judge
Macintosh
All theSs writs were dismissed In
superior court Monday. on appii-
cation Of tho attorneys involved.
az their clients had all been i'd
ritted 10 bail. and charges placed
against them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-12

Alex tombstone was arrested by
city detectives Sunday for selling la
dies shoes at As cents per pair. and
booked on an open charge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-12

Tho Elliott Bay Camp. No. 5f3s.
Modern Woodmen Of America will
hold a celebration at the MOOSE
hail Thursday night at o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-12

Joseph J Harvey. -, civil war
veteran. died AZ his hons. .iof North
ssth st. Saturday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-12
Oregon Leaves on
Her Maiden VOYAGE

Tho Alaska-P Pacific Navigation
company's motor ship oregon start
ed her first trip with n cargo when
she left Monday from Pier s with a
shipment of coal for Portland. She
will proceed from Portland after
taking on more merchandise for Cal
ifornia ports.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-12

Patrolman J. 7. Crawford handed
in his resignation to Chief Decking.
ham Sunday He In going into a
business in the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-12

James A. Harry, assistant man
ager OF the New Washington hotel
with Mrs. Harry. left for California
for a two.week vacation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-12

PUGET SOUND
STEAMERS
ALL LOCAL ROUTES
srxsMERs LkAvs vroM cotwss
DOCK. roof or MARION srKGyr
f..s. .TTiv.
V.iiis r..tiis
'st~tevta. NJ C.--rsvs rsvus~st-rsri
Asgstes
~ ~ -t-.wsr ~si bue f.sf risgD
mid rre-u.snd. Asgsisss asiiy
nish, fsnf Victoria
iaiiy spsss not cell 81
lviessr's supssys
rs~-ms p,rs~s
fieeam st~.rse<s Ts~~~s snai steam
ssssfa ifssi.sspsiis for Ia - fssn
II fsssrn coma sirs~s Steamer 10 np'n
ifseprn .~-sy t-s h-prs tsci fispn
stsprn 'sinxis trip. Tte reunei sfspn
sssrratrtp s,spn
rieep-r sispsn
sftp-t fs'spr
ssny daily
re.t T.wvs~rd ss>~s.i
fssarr str. srsas, for Pert i'spn
eeprn 'To~rssrh dtrset fsnpm
daily Connects At Townsend daily
l-,ih rain liass for ell
points On olymps
lr~nissuia
Ass~o~t~. esd n-siisshssn
sfsssrn 'ete~aes whssesw. tssarn
At
Ssiiinaham
Everett --R-iiinsasm
Pert r.--s~.A
fsespn e Eu,sbss. teri tssprn
ssny fyvsr.., Anseortssl daily
lsne v. i&nsha m
81. Ju,n I.issd.--e~ifssse sm
rss ss,. r..~iis. ssr Pert ssspr
r-iar'ht snd Hsli ruesd'y
sund.yuirshar,. via Nn san Thprsy
Tus-s'y Juan isiAnd points sstury
Thursy
rers rs~-s~~A-r~~t Ars~'~s-Neah
nay ED wsv p-,'s
1900 ssr. Utopia. for Pert ssepm
rntan 1T fro~ns.rd. Port An ru~'dy
sundsy issi-s. sssh nay and rhursy
Tussdy way perts satury
Thursr
r.v1 rsvns~rH-rsvt Angeles, CHATHAM
and wsy rsvts
ifss latr. waiaieaie. fovl t'sopr
,-,sr'htlrors Townsend. rurti Sur DAY
wordsv'wriisms. Du-sensss wed
Wed lror, Angeles aad Friday
Friday lcisllsm.
Port G-u,hI~--tn~i"~--V
1,opm steamer Puget. for ssosm
d.uy livingston. os bis dsNy
except males ''rsien. sscepf
ssturylY Ter. Townsend. Sunday
iu-rsvilis and Hsd
saturday o.iy
,tsopm steamer rus~t. for sisopm
livingston. Ludiow and
way points
sunday Only
A.esam istesmer ruset. sovf t;sspm
livingston. todio- and
iw.y points
Mood css.i-Gsmsse--Iu
-Tig,m lsts retisf~h tori if.o6
daily n.udiov. Port Gamble midn'ht
.xesp, l'.Psnsor ara all sucept
sunday points on Hood CANAL SUNDAY
Points marked % are boat iandins.
p....ng.rs for these points and for
other boat landing points must make
their own Arrangements for landing
and assume all risk and liability In
no.b,ax such landing Steamers pas-
..nsar rate does not include boat land.
ing charges
Bassass liability 10 limited ~ wear
ing sppsTS, not 10 exceed 100 for
yhoIs ticket 100 pounds allowed free
pteamsr. and schedules subject 20
change without notice Freight 70.
c.tved daily for all point. tsrcspting
Taeomsl named In above schedule
Tickets must be purchased at ticket
office open from $50 a m to i2,oO
midnight
PUGET SOUND NAvI0ArIoS co.
Ticket office. Goiran Dock.
Phone. Main ADDS,