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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-11
SHTPLEY-wROTH

An interesting wedding took place today
in Baltimore. when Miss Mary Parker wroth.
daughter OF the Rev. Edward W. Wroth. and
Mrs. Wroth. became the bride of Mr.. Thomas
Emlen Shipley. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Penn Shipley. of AZ Locust street. German
town The ceremony was performed at II
O'Clock in Grace Memorial Church. Balti-
more. Mr.. Shipley had his brother, MIR.
James Shipley, as hest man. Mr.. and Mrs.
Shipley and their son. Mr.. Walter Shipley.
were In Baltimore to attend the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shipley will live on Musgrave
street, Germantown, after their return from
their wedding trip.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-11

strawberry festival. courtyard Of the Old
st. Joseph's Church. Fourth street and Will
ling's alley.
Meeting, Belmont Improvement Associa-
ton. 3940 Girard avenue, s o'clock. Free.
Meeting. philadelphia Cigar and Tobacco
Manufacturers Association, $3.50 o'clock,
Hotel Adelphia. Members.
Philadelphia Club of Advertising Women,
meeting, Hotel Adelphia, 7:45 o'clock.
Meeting. kensington Board Of Trade. s4a9
North Front street, at 3 o'clock. Free.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-11
Diplomas for Seven Nurses

Seven nurses will receive diplomas at the
ninth annual commencement exercises of the
Mercy Hospital and School for Nurses. 10
be held In the st. Peters Auditorium,
Twelfth and Lombard streets, this evening.
John c. Asbury will address the graduates,
The members OF the class are the Misses
Marie T. Saddler, NJ. Agnes Tormor, Mollie
Murray. Josephine Oliver, Lydia Kaufman
and Florence Priman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28
PHOTOGRAPHER
ARRESTED HERE
IS SPY SUSPECT

Worising on the Theory that he
IL . German spy. federal officials
conducted n careful examination
Monday Of Matthew Torks. Port
Townsend photographer. arrest
~d az he arrived At thr Coiman
dock ON the steamer soi Duo.
Saturday afternoon.
photographs Of sound forfifl
cations w~ve found In Torka's
po~ssasion by I.irut. =. W.
Becker. Of the naval Intelligence
hpr~au. who msdc tho arrest.
They wer~ being taken 70 Cali
fornia. II h said.
Federal officials say Torka told
hem he was going 10 sell tn. pho
lures 20 msn in southern camps. but
his story II doubted. since he had
but two copies 81 each picture
Torha To- Is years old. and eiaifn'
10 be a native Of Germany and .
citizen. lie has =
brother In the German army. one
In tho German merchant marine
/ nd two In this country. one In said
10 be lnicrncd at Ho, Springs, Ark.
Otto Rclrnrr. Sc. and George on
bert. so. are held In the city Jail fo'
federal investigation OF the charge
hat they slipped past scn,rics Al
The ]. r. Duthie a Co. shipyards
without giving satisfactory reason
Tor their presence in the rhipyard
Both claim they are citizens. Rel
n.r ia n iaborcr and Gilbert n cat
-cpalrcr for the Northern Pacific
railroad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28
A DUDES A DUDE EVEN IN
REAR RANKS OF y. S. ARMY

the men wearing silken hat cords
and hats that do not conform exactly
to army specification. IL also bans
leather and spiral leEgins for all but
officers. and brought tears to the
eyes OF many an officer who had
good. hard cash invested in n pretty
trench coat or n red rubber mackin.
tosh.
It's a curious fact that often the
colonel OF the regiment is contented
to plug around in a uniform made
by his Uncle Sam. while his second
lieutenants sport hundreddollar
whipcord uniforms purchased from
expensive tailors.
But. after all, it's matter OF hui
man nature-thc colonel's n colonel.
and can afford to wear cheaper duds.
while the lieutenant's lieutenant.
and can't afford TO look any worse
than his best
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28

women about making reports with.
out some grounds. Too many come
to his office, he says. to give infor.
nation about a ncighbor without
having evidence.
"She acts awfully queer" WON.
an reports OF her neighbor.
The u. S. attorney asks whether
the neighbor had an unusual num-
Der of visitors or whether any GER
tain person comes there regularly.
No. but the neighbor's husband is
working in the shipyards, and he
may II plotting TO blow up the
plant.
No Evidence
No evidence, whatever. Merely
suspicion. That retards rather than
helps the work of the secret service
men. says Allen.
Bankers and hotel men could be
OF immense value to federal authori-
ties by submitting evidence OF sus.
pectcd plottcrs. he says. II a man
Of apparently moderate means gets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28
HE'S SO YEARS OLD, BUT
YOUNG ENOUGH TO CHASE
KAISER BILLS U-BOATS
DO you think he's done HI. bl,Y

DO you think he's done his bit7
When this war IN over. and I've
got n few Germans 10 my credit.
gucHs I can say that I've done my
bit" ls what he thinks about H.
H. l.. Lewis. bostKwain'a mate.
first class. United States Hub-chascr
500. Brc-nerton navy yard. il 80
years old and retired from naval
service In 1897. But when the war
broke out. he couldn't resist. and was
sworn into service again August i5.
He claims 20 be the oldest volunteer
on the Pacific coast
Tho seven medals that he wears
were given him for heroirrn. for serv.
ICES rendered kings and republics.
and for efficiency.
Two NJ them arc state OF Washing.
ton rnedain for expert craftsmanship
and for making n sharpshoo,er's
grade while In the Second Washing.
ton infantry. 1901 90 1907.
Has British Medal
Next IL British government
medal for expcdstiouaty services in
tho Zulu war OF 1879. Then comes
one presented by the same govern.
rnrnt for the Egyptian campaign OF
So. A ''khedive Star" was given
hi-n by the khcdivo Of Egypt. TO com.
rnemorate the same campaign.
lie wears a United States medal
Of merit" given for scrupulous eff
cheney while In the navy. A ribbon
he wears above the medals was for
rescuing a comrade OF IL. NJ. s. Mon
arch. who was blown overheard dur.
Ing a typhoon I'm Maiio~nocco bay. II
was presented by the English Hu.
name society.
Rescued Girl
Another ribbon is for diving 20 feet
into the water at Plymouth hoo. and
rcscuing a i2year.old girl from
drowning. For this feat he was Civ.
en- the official thanks of the alder.
men OF Plymouth.
He has been twice recommended
for the congressional medal OF the
United States for saving fcllow-saii.
ors from the water.
Lewis entered the British navy In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28

unusually large amounts Of m0aey
thru the bank, a report should b
made. II may lead TO the captUU
Of German agents. Large sums azO
necessary for carrying on prUpA-
ganda. and that money usually
comes thru the banks.
Clerks Can Help
Hotel clerks have an excdueU4
chance to uncover those who aro
menacing the nation. Mr.. Allen -
clares. II a weil-dressed man stppo
at the average hotel. appaxe0tly
having no business and coming from
nowhere. II is quite possible thAt -
is connected with German gold
In Germany. every American wno
registers at n hotel is reported i'm
mediately TO the authorities, even ~
normal times. The governmeue
makes IL a business TO find out who
the stranger is and watches an HI
moves. Such a system in America
would soon round up the majOrf1y
OF spies. Ia the belief OF Allen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28
AMERICAN FAMILIES
COULD CRUSH SPIES.
SAYS U.S.ATTORNEY

What's your ncighbor doing?
Does he act suspiciouslyY Does
no have strange visitors mt
nightY What docs he carry
away with hims
A careful check by staunch
American families on the actions
Of their ncighbors would be Of
great help 20 the secret service
and would safeguard the city
against enemy plotters, accord.
ing 10 Y. =. Attorney Clay Allen.
Vigilance on the part of the won
m. especially, would be very Of
'ective, Mr.. Allen believes. An or
yanization similar TO that OF tn,
Minute Men would beat any secre
service I'm the world. he says.
Women are In position to know
what is going on In their ncighbor
hoods. If they make reports TO tn,
Minute Men or federal officials. en-
,my propaganda may be run dowr
more quickly, he thinks.
Prosecutor Allen cautions tn,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28
'CROWTHER IS
ALL WRONG
SAY NO. 9 men

Col. J. NJ. Hawthorne and his stan
OF draft board executives for 6istrfce
No. . are on the warpath-
They say they were put IN IN ~
just light by a letter from PrOvoue
Marshal Gen. Crowder to Senator
Jones. saying their board was ON a
the most extravsgant in the country
According TO crowther. II cot On
Gle Sam s27.i4 in expenses for svuey
man they certified into army ssrvs
ice. while the average naftc0Utdo
cost was s7.5s per men.
This was his answer to . FoQune
by Col Hawthorne for mors pay =
draft executives.
District No. officials say ozg1v
cost for men examined was nearer
- per man. and that this w. -
basis used 10 get the nationnl ayUs~
age Of $3.50. The request for mare
pay was made for all boards. they IN
sist. on the theory that they wurkeG
IL hours a day and only got ~ .
month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28
Packers Combine
Revealed in Probe
of Meat Industry

WASHINGTON. Jan. ga buy.
Ing combine. including all members
OF the big five" packers. 30 well
formed that live stock prices were
controlled In every market. waE re.
vcaied in the probe OF the meat pack
ing industry by the federal trade
commission. Additional evidence OF
n sensational character involving
scores Of live stock buyers will be
placed under the spot light.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28
AtDait Relatives of
Sen. Fulton Before
Planning Funeral

PORTLAND. Jan. IS - Funeral
arrangements for tho late Charles
W. Fulton. former United States
senator from Oregon. are awaiting
arrival OF relatives Of Fulton from
Middle Western states. II 10 an.
nounori today. Tho body. meantime.
will lie In stat. In an undertaking
chapel
Fulton died suddenly yesterday AZ.
tcrnoon. after several weeks liineas.
lie suffered from stomach trouble.
lie waa native % Lima, o.. O. years
old. and resided In oregon since 1878.
After several terms az state senator
he was elected United States senator
In 1908. retiring In 1909 10 practice
law here,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28
staff Correspondent

staff Correspondent
CAMP LEWIS. Tacoma. Jan.
ga dudes y dude. whether he
Is In tho army or on the "ouf-
SIDE" and whether he's a private
or nm officer.
There are scores OF men who
are drilling nj this camp who
used to look like fashion plates.
They don't like "hand-me-down"
uniforms. so the camp tailors are
waxing fat on the profits derived
from tailored uniforms for high
privAtcs Of the rear rank and
dudish non.commissioned Of.
ficcrs.
The war department doesn't iool
with favor on this practice. perhaps
because IL believes the tailors' nee
dies should be making clothing actu
ally needed. A recent order forbid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28
MAJOR JOYCE TRAINED
MILLIONAIRE TROOP

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. ss.--MaJ.
Kenyon A. Joyce. then a first lieu.
tenant In tho Sixth Cavalry. was
stationed at the Preside here during
tho exposition. During that period
he hrlpcd 90 train n so-caii~d ''rlii.
iionair.a' cavalry troop" organized
hy Thornwsii Muilaly. now colonel of
the ''CrisS1ier
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28
BOLSHEVIKl ARREST
RUMANIAN OFFICERS

PETROGRAD. Jan. 2s.--Thc Boil
sheviii government announced to-
day that It would not enter into fur
Their negotiations with the Ukrainian
rada. but win fight.
The Rumanian consul and Ii Off.
GERS at Kishineff have been arrested
by the Bolshoviki. according to re-
ports received here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28

Stall ~. ms fine graduated sugar.
sc. Stall 70. pure milk. 100 at, cream.
zoe pit Stall 81. fresh ground peanut
butter. soc N. : Ms SIC. best oleomar-
rsrine. soc and abc n comb honey. ,oc.
stall a.. pot roast. Sc TO i7o ID; rolled
rib roast 2tc N boiling meat. i7bo
and $50 N round and sirioin steak, ,2e
N. ioin pork roast. soc and aso NJ, stall
Is. potatoes. 1isS per sack. delivered (.
apples. 800 per box and up. delivered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28
SANITARY

Stall IS. 35c can olive oil, sac; large
can pears. isc. cans saurrkraut. 26c'
fish balls. 27c can; 2bo can salmon. iso;
a0c can asparagus. SIC: bulk chocolate.
ace NJ. nos new Swedish peas, s5c.
tomatoes. Dc can, small navy beans, 1bc
NJ: cans corn. 2bo! ? cans pens. atoi
No. pail pure lard, $40. cans hofn-
my or pumpkin Csc. stalls 2t-as, rolls
toilet paper. Csc. MS. yellow corn meal,
SOC; corn flakes. &c pkg: Carnation milk.
so caar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28
UP TO UNIONS
TO FIT new men
TO SH|PYARDS

The problem 81 absorbing Into
the shipyards those skilled me
chanics imported from Kansas
city and scciItg thai the stand.
ard Of work ~ maintained thru.
out the cntir, plant win he
placed before The labor unions
for solution. according 90 y. A.
silcox, la charge Of the federal
employment bureau. which has
sent 400 men 10 the plants In
the last three wrslss.
Adjustment Of conditions NO as TO
guarantee tho highest degree 81 co.
operation win be left to the unions
II this plan fails. other measures
win have To be adopted said Mr. Sli.
cox He II holding daily conferences
with labor leaders 10 encourage this
method.
Mr. ailcox says that rather than
uso force In settling labor disputes.
the government prefers 10 have In.
bor unions take matters IN hand
aud develop efficient leadership.
Since January 7. 1000 men have
registered for shipyard work Near.
Is 400 were skilled mechanics in
nhinbuildlng trades and were put TO
work Immediately Only 25s have
been imported.
unniilied men have been given joba.
Nearly 1000 are sun waiting 10 be
called
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28

With CUT--Use Monday -. 3fort
Maxim Litvinoff Is the Bolshevilti
representative In London. Altho
Great Britain has not formally rec.
ognlzed the Bolshevild government
II has granted Litvinoff the priv.
ilegc OF representing his government.
ex-officio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28
ECONOMY

Stall 80. ms. fine graduated sugar.
sc. Stall 81. pure milk. 100 at stalls
aT-as soy beans tbS 2Sc. 10 ne fi-oo;
Sun Maid raisinr. ne zoe. a-n sack
corn meal. $50 2 Ms. rice. 7sc. small
white navy beans. tsc N Brazil nuts.
iso 10; ms cracked hominy. sse. 10
ms pruues. soc. dried Rpricois. ns.
sso. stalls "a cans corn. zbci No,
can tomatoes. too. Acc can sockeye
nafmon soc. ginrersnapa. 1sc 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28

Stall e. hest frssh Jersey butter. tte
m frrsa ranch eggs. ssc dor stall ~
round steak $50 m. veal chops. ibr
10. staii = bel Monte spinach. 10 can (.
seaport oysters. &c can. Hslls' tea, I'm
rcd can. f;e NhEeia oil. y -rnl. " ~
AnSsrEon's scup. Ice cam bel Monte
ca,sup. asc bottle. Northern spy apples.
fias borl Yakima Gem potatoes. tiss
sack. Stall 30. pies. isc each; Slayer
cakes ssr each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28
wTsrIAKE

Stalls 1911. steer steak. rive NJ;
boiling beef. 11Ac M: sugar cured
bacon, tbn m, dry salt pork. soc NJ.
stain 1919. nmali white beans, i5c III. (.
? ms head rice, $50 IN. isc pkg. Aibers'
or Quaker oats. t0c; lbs. soy beans.
Csc! - Wcason oil, 25o. Stall ios.2 cans
peas, Use; cans clam ehowdor, 2boi
rolls toilet paper. CSC Stall 100, sharp
cheese. 35c m; Glendale margarine. acc
m; In. bucket apple Jelly or butter.
so. Stall 10s, fancy Yakima potatoes,
s5c box red onions. ms 15o. ms. 2bc.
Stall 100. best Yakima Gem potatoes.
$50 sack; fancy Baldwin apples. 7sc
box. Stall ia rhubsrb. ihc m; knlc.
&c bunch. oyster plants. for Zoe. Stall
ia3. hominy, isc at eauetkraut, 2 ats.
25c. pickIed pigs feet. lsc No. stall i5s.
war bread. lbs gee; fruit filled coffee
cakes. Q for 2sc; cookies, dos. ibc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28

1873. when IL years old. and served
in the English and American navies
until 1897. Then he settled In Seattle
and worked as a shipriggcr. bossing
the construction of the aerial sys.
TENS at the Duthie and Seattle Con-
struction shipyards.
He Is married and the father OF a
lo-year- old boy an 2month-old
girl. He lives at ssSs Beacon ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28

PACIFIC PORT. Jan. 2s.-Thrcats
that n vessel launched here yester-
day would never float" resulted in
the cancellation OF a general invita-.
ton to the public 20 witness the
event. No mishap occurred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28
KNIGHTS or PYTHlAS TO
RAISE INSURANCE RATE

WASHINGTON. Jan. ss.-The
Knights OF Py,hias lodge was allow.
ed 10 lnerea.. ita INSURANCE. rates By
a decision OF the supreme court. The
decision reversed lower courts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28
THIS IS HEATlESS,
WHEATlESS MONDAY

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2s.--This IL
"whentle@s and heatlera' day. i'rcni.
wife 20 use no wheat on Mondays.
beginning today. fNuci Administrator
Garfield had ordered suspension Of
the use Of coal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28
AMERICAN PATROL VESSEL
RUNS ON ROCKS

WASHINGTON, Jan. IS, An
American patrol vessel, operating
in European waters, ran on rock
january 20. while driving thru a
heavy fog. the navy department
announced today. There were no
casualties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28
FORD AND JOHNSON TO
SlEUTH BOOZE AGAIN

Two officers, A. @. Ford and c.
NJ. Johnson. members of the dry
squad who served under Sergeant
Victor Putnam. were added to the
booze forces Monday. Ford had
been stationed at Dcnsmore ana
johnson ut Columbia city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28
Public Markets


asonr'. I'm. taE corn neal tkei see
can HAPPY uome corn, ise soc psE corn
or sioaa starch. iec. see ground rh1rolats
zoe. Red Zeal Grocery. ANNEX. bn
potatoes. fec. Is tbs fse . pkrs. rsisins
zs.t nice satsuE sup.sz. sec dos. J ae-
sscs cans Lighthouse cleanser, ssc
ataf -. appI. butter, tie 10; wash
inEton creamery butter. Sc -, stan ~
freshly ground peanut but,sr. soc 20
Duttsrrup oisemarEarins. sso 70, ies
ste. stall -. at.oS. ioaf u bread. ,e-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28
EIGHT SHIPS LOST IN
GERMAN YARD FIRE

AMSTERDAM, Jan. 2s. - Eight
vessels were lost in the burning OF q
shipyard near Bremen. according TO
word received here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28

Stall to2. fbs. sugar. sbc. fancy
Jersey butter t9c NJ fresh ranch egrs,
$50 doz,: Armour's margarine, s:c M.
guaranteed eEEs. toc dos; full cream
cheese. $50 M. sbo coffee. iec; coo tea.
tse N. Stall H. staman wlnosan apples.
800 pcr box. delivered yakima Gem po-
tatoos, tt.75 per 100 lbs. delivered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28
b5-Business Personals

SAY yen sAw it in THE srAR
uRowa HAIR treats aandrutf, ecrsma-
Results GUARANTEED. ladies. sen.
tismen Wallet ray for colds rheuma-
tiaml face massage shampoo. Open
evenings Louise Dalton. stf Ettsi
Hidr Elliott ssts,
nnnsin kiNuroN Puntdu arn.ou-
raphor. tos crazy nid9,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28
TWO AMERICANS WOuNpED

OTTAWA. Jan. 2sl-The follow
ing Americans sre mentioned IN the
latest casualty list.
Wounded.
q. s.. pettirrcw. Toledo. o: II. r.
Mcf.aren. Grafton. ~ ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28
Disappointed!

TITS THcNQS + lIIIS0
to Register
Your favorite candidate may -
i'm that msod the day after cleo
ton II you fail TO heed the warn-
ing to REGISTER NOW!
Time Growing Short
Go TO the county city building.
first floor and get your John
II nry" on the books. Open until
Q o'clock Mt night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28

PUGET SOUND
STEAMERS
ALL LOCAL ROUTES
~rHAMyrs LEAVE vrow coINAs
DOCK. root or MARION srHEEr
t-.v. 1rrs..
es-,tis Seattle
'viessssa. n. c-r..s rew~ss~a--rsvs
AnC~ies
ifss st~-.v s~i Dp~ ssr' Tisrn
mid rrswrs.ns. Asreiss daily
nirhs and Victoria
daily spsss not esff asl
fvtr,oris Sundays
rses~s Dis~~t
Ttss-r stesrp~~s rs~ams sns ssss~
sfaesrn lrsSissspsiis for Ia fssss-
~ ,sssna coma direct Steamer t.fsrsr
iesp-- i.--y to he-rs ts-i sfsr-r
sspra single trip. Tts rsasa tispu
sssprnhrfp. efep--
rssr-,Y s,sv--
,ssprnt tisfsr-s
ssny esnv
Pert Tsw..~~s ap~~,si
sssarn str sisus. for rorsl ittrf-
g.sap-r Townsend sirerti fsser~
daily icerrsets AZ Te-rse-Si daily
i~ith ran lines for all
lrs'rt. an oiynp'-'
ipeninsris-
A-s~svt~~ sra n~i's~shsrn
dairy Tar snseorts- ara ssiiy
NR.innrhsrr.
Observation-Disclosures
is'ssr-n'a = Kri.h-r. ss-i tssr-
a.ny fvvsrsit tnseortssl daily
isrs psiiinshs
s.a Ju-r Observation-Disclosures
f-ss is.y r-.-,,-. eor rsr.f E'es~-
-,ts,'N,e~o-r.~na snd r.i-i Tr~sd'-
curssvrsnsh.r VIA all ssni Thurs'r
rs..s'v Juan island points ssiuTy
Thursyi
psvf rc-v~.~~d-r~-t A-ss'es-Nesh
Wv sd wsv r~,ss
10 oprn 's.r. Uispi.. FOR port tioerm
tTawrre-f. Port Ar-' Tne-dV
SUNDAY ireisH, Nesh hay and ThursT
ru.-fylway ports ssturv
p,yt TowrserS--rort a~~eies. Ctsffsrr
and WAY rerts
fs.ssprn str. w.isi~.ie, sorl fsspr-
lpoyt To-vns~nf rorfl NH1ds~
wo-fsy'wffiiarus Dury>rss- wed.
wed 'par' Angeles and fridsy
Frfdaylc1aiisrn.
p,,t Csrnbi~--frsie~-v
-s-,,, ia.~-r,~. PUGET. .ri s,o.-.
dHnv livingston. q ~ bis daily
.rrep, r.udto- ''rTior.l except
us.ur'viF Ter. To-nssrdl SUNDAY
faurdsv ''~-svins ana mad
7;ooprn) loey
f:ssprn is,esm~r rrve', forl sieopm
ip'nr-'on. Ludlow sndf
i-sy points
s.ssa m ia,..mer PUGET. fori s3epm
livingston. Ludiov andl
lwsv point.
UooA csr.i--G.mh,--rudi
T-TTsro ctr. CITY ~ Ansri~a. 1870
daily Tor Ludlow. Port rnidu'h'
except iCambie, ''pangori except
aupdayland all points onl Sunday
Hood Canal.
Points married 80 are boat tandins.
passers~rs for these points and for
ether boat landing points must mall.
their own Arrangements for ianding
md assume all risk and liability i,
making such landing Steamers pas
ssnger rs,e does not include boat land
fnr charges.
baggage liability II limited "a wear
tps apparel. not 10 exceed tioo 10,
whole ticket $50 pounds allowed free
Steamer. ana schedules subject 10
change without notice Freight re-.
csivsd daily for all points fercao,inr
Tscoma) named in above schedule
Tickets must be purchased At ticket
office Open from $50 n. m. TO isfoo
midnight.
ruGET SOUND NAVIGATION CO.
Ticket office. roimsn Dock.
Phone. Main sDDs.