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GUARANTEED SEEDS FoR SALE

WANT Ep-- ADDRESSES OF EVERY
NaFihrsst poulfr1 ntan. dsiryuan. Ear
drrsF dHrifirE the thrvs choicest arril.
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headed kais aHahls Yields ii. firher.
hafairr entirely rdtbfr sfsnt brst Part
FAMOUS Mhttg HettnsrianA ttusht
bean. ihr'r- navy else Better rasor
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sfirAiFss sample packets ice photos.
hisinrf. sample latest inexpensive meg
Eef ~ fHilsr. frr rsustaza D. o. Mar
$50. Eaaranfrsd prdiEresd SEEDS. Mao
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fuR DETAILS pN LANDS
ftsndy 90 cur mills ard camps.
write Or go q o. NEfkfEIOWN.
Ma Iaat Dept. t-oi =. e smith mas
SEATTLE. WASH
ernu deal ulth ua dffect"
THREE IsEEs itauER 60
wWtunY t4iANp-ib AcHEs FART
ready for piew rich. level black land
frse ffars rock and gravel faif haiid
tuEs reaf fosn ard tAF ready o.
move right in i'rirs ts9a thirt
cash fakrs pess~stiru pnH Ask fuf
NJ tlura- az tarsief. Wash
ADJOINING SEATTLE
live here ard wars in seattle PA me
nrnthir so better saii Do thr STATE
see prr acre
rt.rTtr
sssa Andovsr a.. Yeunwst1er
Two FARMS Tog SALE cttEAp
WIZ trade one 80 seth Tor seattle
property ssia itth y . North 1855
20 ACUES 2 Mills PROM nENroS
ffe~ rect 10 party whu sill care faf
ssge III ~ l.sss = 8 - 80 y
~ LOTS FOR SALE
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TO SAIL
March - --AdmirAi Dewey. san Francis
co. Pier -.
April Valdez. Cordova Pier O.
Admiral Farragut. Cordoya. G. r T..
dock
Prince George Prince Rupert. q. T. r
dock
To ARRIVE
March a1-Novthwestern. : = and s. w.
Alaska. faer .
City ~ seattle, ;. l.. Alaska. G. T. +.
dock
April Princes sophia. Skagway. Van.
touvef
Admiral Schley. san Francisco. Pier n
Prince George Prince Rupert, @. 7. =
dock
April 81. Luckenbach. orient. Van
couNet
President. san Diego. Pier n
Empress Of Russia. Japan china. Van
CouVer
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ALL suharrintInna must BE started
frem date the subscription is ~.
csivea Rack numnefs cannot be
supplied
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CHANGE ~ ADDRESS suhar riher,
should be sure and aINe fheif oll
a. well a. thrlf new aatEeHa
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AT Alexandra.
Egypt She IN recognized a. the most
wonderful phrsnoloElst In tho world
Her readings viii sstnnish YOU a. we'll
as delight you. She tells past. present
aud future correctly. Swing you vaIua-
bic Information on all affairs OF life
near and dear to the human heart II
In trouble, She can help YOU itcr ad.
vice 10 good. Try her Guaranteed
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Fourth and uI.u
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ss-suslNess oPPoRruNlrIes


FoN SALE REST oR ENcHANuE
uoed uusinsss property on raelne
Highway En1d gasoline Etaai store
sith littrE rooms Hpfing water, large
iet WI consider small store tn 80
atile gf You'd Addrs.s n.tsf star
MY ANAtuAMArEp OF. cESr
shsFs zoe per cent dls blends Boo F1
DAYS possible produrttou nov coming
o. gruund flouf stock, Z cent a share
dnHhiss pftrs shortly o. 90 par taius
so boys i.fee shares Write Zoe fuu
astsss traalsauaisa uU CO. fsfsI
oeirurd utds Oklahoma 'uY Oaia
MUsT ACTIVE nIuck b. tAlYEBI
states sfsst Fluctuations 20 slide.
spread nature accrue big rassitir'i~s
fnf Rrpuis 18Th pufs and taNs tiaHk.
isi free John q Hermann 1p broad
-. New Yots
FhEc NOON MONEY lis Oii-
shoes hos you can make quirs profits
STEADY dividends small tut ratmnnt
uaw pruiutia2 90 ssa ssz Nsass.s
80 ilfe miw kansas clrr. No
foH RENr -srpHE ANp MAHkET
cheap. uith uqtuK faesaz uaod stanf
faf xasaiine Mrs A. Myers ruEeiIa
raeine hiGhsar
UErrktNNNr FoR KAtE cuENF.
$50 tartnel ifirH ffasa De- navy yard
hfK si rtari~ston wash
site FuH uoup nt siNEss MAS on
---~~~~~e-~ ~s~~sN~~e~e~~e~~~
20 POULTRY FOR SALE
uAr-oLu Guess PROM tlsoHol.s
ttaEanited waite f.eFhurna ahoup and
fanrrTd strains. 81 per hundred after
Ma Sc Your ss.s patched % per
hundred chicks 80 per thopsant
kisments u-uhsrf. taHAn wash
nUpWN LbuWoHS HAT0-HfND Egna
fithstna roaitry Yards xgst HiHfh|
aVs y W
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SPIRITUAL MEpIuMs

MWE CHAH TIE FoIENTiFfc
rainisfr5 school sarY method fo learn
sluus open. have 20 Fsnfs rGperlrrr-
rive readings daily % pays to know
tIpssIf past rfet~ni and future ratls-
faction FuHfaufrsI Rooms nud Z
lfaufhofus Hotel. Madison e.. near
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AD RATES

tina eant NufI Urr tnHfftle
SIx fGasa faf tHe rflen ~ rive
tourNn haHhH. one NuHfrfH NNfa
~ be uaa.f as desired 500
fftuatIau SIS nuo.hnff fate.
lNintfaH Notices ..s....... .tN'
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TEST READINGS FREE
IeNS past, present and future. consisting
business and love affairH. advises you
about divorce cases and what viii n.
your lucky step In lifc To take. Will tell
full names OF your lover sweetheart
friends. enemies aud what YOU are most
adapted FOR Permanently located New
Era ApiH. e22sh First ave. corner Boil
At Special readings Zoe
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PUGET SOUND
STEAMER
ALL LOCAL ROUTES
srytNrRs LEAVE yHoM CoIMAN
DOCK. roor or MARION srnKyT
lave SrriV.
rss,'is Seattle
'>Ir'sria, ~ c---re- Ts-.~ss-roft
Angeles
1890 steamer sci D.s. for isprn
MID re~n.ens. wniiAns daily
night iDsns.ss.s tsssuinl.i
dsiiy lAnre}sr snd Victoria
.po-s not call at
iviesori. Sundays
Taoens Direet
atsrn ss~smer. Tsooma sreI Steam
eea m Iadi.nara for Tai ~ team
II esar N ~otua eirsc, Steamer - Term
serra every t~s hours. zee f'epn
sepan sinsis tip. seo round siePr
teepra trip. s'epfn
Tsotpsar tfep-n
sitpmt ispm
eaiiF daily
P"r re~r.~rd sp-~l.i
eesn, str sioa,. Cor rortl sopin
sesrm To~n.nd dtr-ot 10 sepm
daily Connects al Townsend daily
iwi'h rsn lines FOR all
points on Olympic
lnsrinsuls
Port Tovu.eod-tnseorie.-
Beiiinshsm
esarn steamer whsfcom. ersm
eAiiy for Port To~np~nd daily
tAnacortes and Bel
bingham.
Observation-Disclosures --A
Port r.wps~rd
issspr = .Wui.hsr. for .espn
daily iEvere Anseoris, daily
land Re inshs
lcru. a; por; To-u-t
lssnd snuthbeund or-l
ny Does not call all
lvv-rsft SATURDAYS
san Juan Observation-Disclosures
ifes str. Ro.siie. Tor portl teepni
fnisn'htrswnsens and p-ll Tus.i'y
sunday iinrharn. via all SAM Thurs'y
ru.,d'Y Juan island points satur'y
rhur-y
San Juan Observation-Disclosures
7ees-n str CT. 81 Ans-ic-' eoprn
Tu,.d'y,or peiilprham vial Monday
Thur.v can Juan Island wedn-s
ss,ur'y poin,. rr'dsy
rort rowpS~rd--i~-, Arx~'s--Neah
nay and wrv Forte
4; 90 Steamer tt"nla. for teopm
rnifu'htlpcrt Townsend PORT rusrd'y
fundavlknrsi.s. Nesh Bay rhur.'y
Tu.sd'vland wav ports satur'y
Thurs'd
rort Towp.--d-rort Angelo. ard
wsv Forte
is,oe str wsinieaie. fori soepn
rn,sn'h,iport Tovns-nd, Port Sunday
wonsavlAnr.les Ciauam and wednes
wedr.- way ports Friday
FridsW
Port csmhle-Irdiow-Il
..soprn Steamer rur-t. FOR ssesm
daily Kingston. CAM bic, daily
sscep, lt.udlc~. 'Esion. except
satur'ylF Townsend Sunday
lurnsviile ana Had
saturday Only
..oOprn steamer PUGET. forl s.eopm
Kingston. ludlow and
way points
sunday Only
s,ooarn steamer PUGET, forl tsepm
lKinFston Ludlow and
way points
uooJ carai--,smhic--Iu ludlow
-s1kau, str. Pctiptsh, Tor Il 'ool
aaliv lLudlow. Port Gamble midn'ht
.,rept ..panEor and all eseent
sunday points on Hood Canal sunday
STEAMER Kulshan win cali at por,
roxp..nd northbound. SATURDAYS
only leaving Seattle ~ 10 y m
paints marked 80 are boat landings
Passengers for these points and Tor
other boat landing points must make
,beir own arrangements Tor landing
and assun. nl risk and liability IN
making such landing Steamer. ras
sens.r rate does not include boat land
ing charges
baggage liability IL limited to wear
ing apparel, not TO exceed sie0 FOR
whol. tickot i5o pounds allowed free
Steamers and schedules subject to
change without notice Freight re-
eeived daily for all points tescepting
TaeomaD named IN shov. schedule
Tickets must he purchased at ticket
office open from $50 a. m to II 100
midnight
PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION co.
Ticket office. t"imsn Dock.
Phase. Main see9
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ACREAGE FOR SALE
POULTRY RANctt st5e
10 CASH. 80 MnNrmLY

Fr5ntinK fnatn county road wifhin
Walking distance ~ lake Wash
fnatuu Improved f.ruom house.
wrti etc An ideal iaratinn fer
pnaiIp rIurh wttu about
sfTes fnr ttfftes POTATOES sni
other rartrn NeEetahlrs fur
mediate possession close fn
heei Tahe Maaizea esf trt
kirkland boats tn usrke s Var
rars office in kifkisnf
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SITUATION Wrp.
AogNTs WANrgp

pRLssAtNkiNu On fLAtN sEWiNd
e day. Addrsss q. i.s. slst
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pRAAp oPE%iNG ALBATRogs pArii.-
Jon. Silver Lake. FundaY. Auri
Dancing afternoon and evening and
ever sunday thereafter Wagner or
Chssira
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EAGLE TRANSFER 80 Has MOVED
to tte Third ave Phone Main 80
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fNHnst~wt=-at harar AdfeFh~A"A
Ter ifne per insertion ..as
Six Insertion fur the prise ct tiNe
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MADAME IONA


'l.AlNNofANT AND pALMIsTHY
Sik fniversltv. between Flfh aud sixth
Tolls past. present and future. consist
inf business and love affairs. advise
you about divorce cases and what will
be your lucky step in lfc To- take. viii
toll full names of your lover sweet.
heart friends. enemies. aud what YOU
are most adapted for Headings SOC
this week only
FIRST SPIRITUAL SCIENCE en- RCU
tarpontora' hail, 1890 Fourth ave. nnar
zine ~ Conference $50 o. m leo
turc Z g. prompt subject 1.-The Utrth
Of Christ " Bring your questions Thev
viii be answered Messages from m.
Platform. ana circles after the services
Everyone made welcome Row Mrs
Hurdick Pastor
MADAM PAULINE ST CLAfRVoY
and trance medium Readings guaran-
tced. 1is owe Main 3IAS
MADAM MACK SPIRITUAL MEDTfFN
" VIII pay YOU to oail aud sec her
Room .. if2ah First Circles every
Tuesday and Friday evening, \ o'clock
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PRINCESS HEGlRA
EGYPTIAN MYSTIC

an ranclsro
oritfu atF
lraniuE phreH.
ofuE irf and
r1nlfsufant has
read for moro
noted pie
thar ang fesd
80 tn Ameri a.
81 ss truthful
advice on ali
affairs 81 itfs
Raf&Hf ftuu
goa a IS 80 q
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AUCTION SALE
EXTRA HptrfNf.
Auction unfw

EXTRA FpEgfNL
AUCTION HRfE
on sATt HpAT wAHTH 30. At 2 Is
n WILL M SOLID At rrutfc
AUCTION. At OUR AUCTION ROOM
istt FiitFr AVE STOCK AID FfN
TrHEa 90 Itfgu GRADE ~
NtHMtNuF boot ANp SHOE HTUCE
CONSULTING uF Hf nHDN nay
NisANkErs ALASKA GOODS on.
CLOTHING FfHfEH NENa arp.
ftfEs PACKARD AND OTHER
Mifh GRADE sifoEs HOSIERY
NEfk "a EAR FANCY AND Wupf.
FtffHfH WArkIsAWp IAulEa
rtNAkH ANb SUITS HArE Hggfe.
TER SNOW rAaEa rpTSrErta
EXTRA FLuun SPACE WILL WE
ADDED To ACCOMMODATE 4 mg
crowd
PACIFIC AUCTION ASH coMMtmfoN
COMPANY
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l5-MIscGLLANgoUs ron SALE

%S-.lsctlLANEoUS FOR SALE
sAaW Asn DOORS
order Tour sash End uaoFa direct rom
o y WILLIAMS CO sNs ssiI sBr i.s.
tsranfa ~ oan uur owu mill LarK.
stafb. prunrf shipment and safe ~.
ifssrs a. dsailns'ian Enarantssd our
bic Illustrated catalogue No I'll mailed
free pns' paif on receipt - request
We a. not hHnais rough tun Ter
t-efass panel doors. Ne ..........tita
piF veneer panel door. ........ %
Ffant siass doors 2-fse-s .......... sec
Kitchen giasH door lights ...... 30
bunsaias sssh 10 low - .......... 81
tta hHfhrd sash ...... ........... aef
1eEtt medicine cabinet door. ...... gas
Panel cupboard doors ........... as
i-piy Gold Seal poonnr .......... ma
We eafrY a ron line - building material
iueludins frames. inside finish. build.
sfs hardwars. paint. etc
%. ~ WILLIAMS co
1873 FIRST Afs Seattle wash
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ruFn $50
HELEN RICE BTRLEiGH
Circles SUNDAY. T8-sday FRIDAY evenings.
consultations daily 1909 Third ave.
room ~
MADAM ALEXANDER
Seventh sight srtr and ptfnllst Room
Euoff Hotel Fifrt and PIKE
i+i.fL CARD HEADINs aP1Axa Hotel.
Tourth ate room zoo
MADAM AAStE - FWAIN YHAAfE
medium 1903 = Flrat ave. upstairs
So SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
MADAM ply - SCIENTIFIC CARD
reading Davenport Hotel lse1 rtfth.
fauni IS
90 PUBLIC NOTICES
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VESSEL MOVEMENTS


March 3t-HiEh. i2s5a q N. re
n low. $40 a. m pa r.. high.
1887 q m. los It. low.
55t 3. m. 90 a.
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BILLIARD TABLES
BICYCLE SUPPLIES

w 20 GOOD woRK-0 n itAPr-
- fsFf rn4sr+h phn~e Nsia fftt
>~~~~~~s~~~-~---~-~~~ ~~~~@~~-0~~~-4~~~~~~~e
ChATTEL LOANS
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KopAkEHH- AT O. AT my ne
done" 30 cents roll Jacobs. p
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! WIDOW. %. CusHfDEitAutE AEA$H
wishes Co. meet rnnErniai companion
/ object matunuuf uaH ntiTt star
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gesx SALE or TRADE FINE 2O.
acre ranch: choice soiii good buildings.
young bearing orchard; good water. All
kipds OF berries. miles from Everett,
mile east ~ Narysvllie Chas
boper. Aaryasilie Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-31
MAssAolNo AND eAIHs

fcfENrifiC NAssAdE = MEcitANo-
TherapY Ladies' patronage solicited
e " oppsit rhlcsEo graduate as-
Hurweil st itrensftan. wash
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paiisra Agent y W MULLEN
ktoo ballard Ave Phone ballard los
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04
LETTERS
CYNTHIAGREY
PRIZES DIAMOND

o--About five years ago ! had a
serious love affair with young
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04

goodbye. he gave me a wonderful
diamond ring. ! have worn II ever
since. never took II of for min
ute Later when my friend came
10 town. he used 10 call me up
over the phone and took me TO din
ner now and then. but we were
Just good friends. never even
kissed him since he gave me the
ring.
Two years ago ! met another
man and became very fond OF him.
really think I love him. but not
the same way loved the frat man.
Nc never asked any questions
about the ring. was very good TO
me, and never lost his temper, even
under the most trying conditions,
and treated me like a sister.
A few days ago he came 20 say
goodbye forever. He then told me
that he would have asked me TO
MARI, him II he had seen me only
once without the ring. a aosslpy
woman had told him all about my
romance and remarked that ! had
prostitutod myself for a piece OF
ie~elry. admitted frankly that
had once belonged TO man, not
for material galrs. but for real love.
Tho ring was given TO me 10 re.
member a dear friend. not for serv.
ices. as this woman put II.
My friend IL not Jealous, he does
not care what happened years ago.
,ia only objection is: "Why should
you advertise the mistake you
once made BY wearing this rlnpf"
nc proposed then that I should
sell the ring and hand the money
over 20 the Red Cross fund. and
notify him. and he would then
come back 20 me.
would like 10 please him; aimee
he Is gone. know love him; but
am 90 fond Of diamonds, hate
TO lose this beautiful ring Ho may
never give me one like this one.
Don't you think my friend IL too
narro~-rlnaeo TO make a good hus.
bRndf You have helped 30 many
uirls by your advice. can't you help
met DOROTHY.
A-when tho situation ~ strip.
ped NJ all It's glamor and sentiment.
boiled down to hard. cold facts. Il
Is simply this You prize a flnshy.
tawdry hRuble above tho love and
protection OF an honorable man
Put yourself In tho mans place
Suppose circumstance were re-
ycrsed. and Il we're the man who
diseased the Jewel given 10 him
by woman with whom he had had
Illicit relations. Suppose that all
you asked OF him In order 10 clear
his past was to give mp tho ring
n no remained on the fence. would
you consider him worthy your
love7 or course not There then
/. the answer 20 your problem.
solved and proved by the Asc-old
6 athemaiicsl axiom: Things
equal TO tho same thing are equal
TO each other"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04

A complete insight into this most remarkab
and interesting industry, from the Timing
the picture to its projection.
Continuous action on the largest stage IN Il
Northwest
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MAY DISCARD MOURNING

o. am young lady Of %. and
my husband died while ago.
How long should I wear black ?
have worn Il Until ! am tired Of u.
Please let me know as soon as pos.
sible. n. E. p.
Ali you have worn the mourn
ing garb until YOU are tired Of y.
then you have worn Il long enough.
There Is no set convention nova.
days In regard to mourning Many
people no longer observe the Gus
tom at all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04
Street CAR MEN
TO MEET THURSDAY

Two meetings will be held by the
employees of the traction company
Thursday, TO discuss requests which
their Representatives placed before
the company Tuesday.
The first meeting is called for 10
a. m. and the second AT $50 p. m.
Both will be held at Eagles hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04

man OF my own
age. I waB III
then. I loved
him dearly. and
gave myself 20
him. body and
aoul-noVor car.
ed about the fu'
ture, I IuGt loved
and wanted 10
be loved
he was rich.
and his parents
objected TO our
marriage, so we
parted after a
few months OF
real happiness.
When he said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04
Fire Crackers Early

Two firecrackers were fired off
before 4 so a. m. this morning in
the University district
Another shot was heard AZ 40
az the corner of Eastlako and How
ard ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04
Issue 40 Warrants

Forty warrants have been issued
by Deputy Prosecutor Palmer for
liquor Law violators Eleven OF the
warrants had been served Wcdncs.
day morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04
AUTOS INJURE KIDS

Dorothy Walthouson. =. 1915
Fourth ave. Frank Ferguson. y.
aud G. u. Emery. "A guest AT tho
Busch hotel. we're struck by autos
and injured ON Seattle streets
Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04
sHIPBUlLpERs INJURED

Rudolph Holstad. 81 Del Nortc
hotel and Clarence Carlson. 90, sos
Summit ave, employed at the Skin
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ner & Eddy shipbuilding plant. sus-
tanned injuries Tuesday, when their
motorcycle collided with an auto.
mobile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04

y. 4. Farmer. proprietor Of lodg
ing house at I22 Washington St.
complained TO tho police that
thieves removed So from his cash
register.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04
Wrecks Limousine

Mrs Ella Wright. iilb goth ave.
sustained cuts aud bruises when "A
driven by Z p. Ramsey.
too Whitman ave. collided with
her limousine Tuesday afternoon.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-03-16
ROYAL NEIGHBOR STATE CAMP

The Royal Neighbors of America
will hold their state convention here
on Wednesday, March 81. when the
delegates to the national meeting
will be elected.
The local camp are making great
preparations to take care of the visit
ors who will be here at that time.
The meeting will open at 10 O'Clock
and the day will be given over to
the business to be transacted. The
evening session will consist of the
regular ritualistic work and several
fancy drills.
Twenty ladies from Malad will put
on fancy drill after the call to
,, order in the evening and Mrs. Archer
state vice oracle, is drilling several
little girls in a maypole and fancy
drill for the occasion. The ladies'
of the local order will put on the
ritualistic work at the evening ses-
sion. 1t is a difficult matter to drill
team for the work but the ladies'
have left nothing to chance but have
spent many hours perfecting them
selves in the work. There will be
many officers from other camps
turnout the state as we'll as visitors
and the Blackfoot ladies mean to do
honor to their camp by exemplifying
the work so we'll that all may feel
they have the good of the order at
heart.
Mrs. Deitrick, state oracle, will be
here and preside at the business
meeting of the order and she will
be ably assisted by Mrs. Archer, vice.
The last state meeting was held at
Standpoint. There is great interest
IN the east as to who will be the
next supreme officers and a fight is
on for the oracle. The present sup
RENE oracle is out for another term
and the chairman of the board of di-
rectors Is trying for the same office.
While the supreme officers have al
ways been selected from the states
of Illinois, Iowa, Missouri and the
states right in the immediate vicinity
1t is time the states in the west got
busy and demanded some of the Of
fees. Let Idaho get busy and make
a big fight for one of the supreme
offices and stay with it until she
lands it. You can do it if you select
the people for your delegates who
know the ropes and are determined
to pull for your own state.
While Rock Island is the head
quarters there is no reason that all
the officers need be selected from
the immediate district. Biackfoot
can put themselves on the map by
making a determined fight for one
of the supreme Offices and in so do
ing not only build for the state but
for the order and this city as well.
The meeting will be held in the
!. o. o. F. hall and every visitor
or neighbor will be made welcome.
Special music will be part of the
entertainment in the evening as we'll
as readings and it is hoped that as
many as possible will visit our city,
see the growth it is making, meet
the enterprising business people and
have good time generally.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-03-16
LEGISLATORS RETURN
AFTER LONG SIEGE

Senator L. r. Thomas and Repre-
sentative Peter G. Johnston returned
to Blackfoot on the same train Sun
day evening, which was one of the
first trains to leave Boise after the
late adjournment Saturday. They are
glad to be back, and both feel that
this session was we'll worth while,
and that some very beneficial work
was done.
Mr.. Johnston considers the work
mems compensation bill about the
most important piece of legislation
passed this winter, and he believes
that most of the bills passed were
absolutely necessary.
Mr. Thomas feels gratified that
his two particular bills, the one
amending the session laws so that
municipal corporations shall not have
to get certificate of convenience
and necessity from the utilities COM
mission whenever they want to in
stall a public utility, the other reso-
luton providing that the people con-
slider holding constitutional con-,
vention to revise the present much
amended state constitution, both
passed the two houses and are up
to the governor for signature.
'The present constitution, said Mr..
Thomas, lis q years old, and has
been amended "a times. There were
rs or 80 proposed amendments be-
fore this last session of the legisla-
ture, and when say that it costs ST.
200 for the publication alone of each
the great expense of an
outgrown constitution is apparent"