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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1918-03-15
SENATORS OPPOSE
CUTIN FLYERS PAY

Washington, D. c., March 14.-Leg.
tslation to repeal laws giving extra
pay allowances averaging SO per cent
to men in the aviation service, recon-
mended by General Pershing and by
Secretary Baker, was unanimously dis
approved today by the senate military
committee. A clause in the omnibus
bill amending the national defense
act providing for repeal of the allow.
ances was stricken out.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1918-03-15
ITALY CLOSES FIFTH
NATIONAL WAR LOAN

Rome, March 12.-(Delayed)-The
fifth national war loan closed yester.
day. The subscriptions in Italy reach
ed 5,000,000,000 lire Isl 100000, O0O),
with results in some cities not yet re-
ported. Subscriptions from Italians
abroad also are not included. When
these reports are received it is expect.
ed that the total will be 100000, 900
lire.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1918-03-15
INITIAL CONCRETE
VESSEL LAUNCHED

A Pacific Port, March 14-Launch.
ing ceremonies Of the steamship Faith,
the first reinforced concrete ocean.go.
ing vessel built in the United States,
attracted thousands of guests and
spectators here today.
The vessel is 800 feet long, 44.6 feet
wide and 80 feet deep, and will carry
5000 tons of cargo.
The launching was scheduled for
this afternoon.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1918-03-15
MILWAUKEE MAYOR
OFF DEFENSE BOARD

Milwaukee, Wis, March 14.--Mayor
man of the county council of defense
this afternoon by vote of 16 to 5.
Only the socialist members voted to
retain him. The mayors removal is
the result of his failure to answer a
questionnare with regard to matters
affecting the war in connection with
his platform as the socialist candidate
for reelection to Office.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1918-03-15
FORMER DOWAGER
EMPESS DESTITUTE

London, March 1.-THE former
Dowager Empress of Russia, Maria
Feodorovna. has applied TO the council
of commissaries for assistance, a
Reuter- dispatch from Petrograd re-
ports. She declares she is destitute
in consequence of the confiscation of
funds bf the imperial family.
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TROTZKY TO OPPOSE
TREATY APPROVAL.
CONTINUED From Page ~

cables. The request is made that a
plebiscite be taken.
The Aland islands, in the Baltic be-
tween Finland and Sweden belong to
Finland. Several weeks ago Sweden
sent a small force there to protect
her nationals and recently Germany
was reported to have landed troops on
the islands.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1918-03-15
.HAIG'S AIRMEN
DOWN 70 FOES
WHILE GREAT ARMIES WAIT
WORD FOR CLASH, FLYERS
DARE HUNS.

London, March 14-TWo British
seapIanes on Tuesday engaged
five enemy aircraft over the North
sea, destroying one seaplane and
drowning another, it is announced
officially. Both the British ma
chimes returned.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1918-03-15
IOWAN MAY BE
FOES CAPTIVE
ANXIETY is FELT FOR RED
CROSS WORKERS FROM
JASSY.

Washington, D. c., March "a.
State department advices today
transmit reports from Stockholm
that some Americans left Finland
on a neutral ship after the Ger
man occupation were taken pris-
oners.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1918-03-15
FOE CLAIMS AIR VICTORIES

Berlin, March 14.-Three machines
Of IN entente air squadron flying
toward the city Of Freiburg were
brought down. army headquarters an
nounced today.
On the Belgian-France front yester-
day, the statement adds, seventeen
enemy airplanes and three captive
balloons were brought to earth.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1918-03-15

JONI MOrreH
City soliciting committees:
No. l, Chairman, G.. B. Baker
No. 2, Chairman, O. D. Tisdale.
No. 8, Chairman, Carl T. Haw.
No. 4, Chairman, C. l.. Graham.
No. 5, Chairman, v. l.. Wilson.
No. 6. Chairman, T. J. Inskeep.
No. 7, Chairman, Frank Shane.
No. s, Chairman, J. M. Majors.
No. 9, Chairman, w. H. McElroy.
No. 10, Chairman, Chas. Hallberg.
No. II, Chairman, P. c.. Ferguson.
No. -, Chairman. w. H. Mynard.
No. 10, Chairman, w. S. Otis.
No. IA, Chairman, c. e. Mcdaniel.
No. Is. Chairman w. T. Hall.
No. 18, Railroads, Chairman, J. p.
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YANKEE TROOPS
WORRY SWISS,
MEASURES TO PROTECT NEu.
TRALITY ARE DISCUSSED BY
FEDERAL COUNCIL.

Berne, March 12.-(Delayed)-T
Swiss federal council at a meeting
last night discussed report on meas
ures of neutrality which dealt with the
, recognition of Swiss neutrality by
belligerent powers. The report stated
J that the declaration made by the
| United States had been called for by
the federal council which had learned
of the presence of American troops on
the Swiss frontier Switzerland, it is
added, attaches the highest import
ance to it's neutrality being recognized
| Internationally.
The Swiss mission to the United
States and it's fortunate results also
were mentioned in the report.
President Calender said he was
surprised at the declaration concern.
ing Swiss neutrality made by the
United States, France and Great
Britain. He said that the federal coun-
Gil in it's reply had formally protested,
insisting that if the neutrality OF
Switzerland were violated it would'be
the duty of Switzerland to defend it
and such was the only conception in
conformity with Swiss treaties.
Ia dispatch from Berne on December
5 said that the Swiss federal council
had been informed by the United
States that it recognized the neutral
ity of Switzerland. The American note
was reported to have declared that the
United States was in complete agree
ment with the allies on the subject of
respecting Swiss neutrality and the
inviolability Of the Swiss territory, so
long as Switzerland maintained neu-
trality and the enemy respected that
neutrality
AMERICANS NOT ALARMED
Washington, d. c. March 14.-State
department officials do not believe
there is any real dissatisfaction in
Switzerland over the form of assur-
ances by America and the allies that
Swiss neutrality will be respected and
they look for no communication on the
subject. Since the American note was
dispatched in December nothing has
come to indicate that it was not we'll
received.
It was believed here today that
Switzerland might have preferred a
more unequivocal assurance that the
country would not be invaded by
America or the allies even though
German troops entered Swiss terri
tory. Such assurance was not given
America and the allies leaving the
way open to enter and meet German
forces if they attempt to pass through
Switzerland to attack the entente
armies.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1918-03-15

Vice Chairman G. F. Spry.
Central county campaign commit
tee: G. S. Harper, J. K. Mahon, J. f.
Powell, w. T. Harper, l.. A. Andrew,
II
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HAIL! HAIL!
REX SPUD!
The Potato Hupromri

The Potato Huprome'
Tho Tyce npud. miEhticat Of po-
tentater. before whose vast ana
inconcoivnblc bulk the world. nt
least ns represented by Seattle.
bows down In awe and Worship
Tho father OF the tubern. the god
ly one. the greatest Of thom all
Behold. he viii parade IN all tho
glory Of hls power and pride up
Second ave. Thuredny. for II Is
Potato week. ana he IL the rep
rosontatiyc Of his species
Pretty girls viii rurround him.
lilo will be admired and stared at
by tho crowd. lie will battle In
the sunlight OF fame. and cxult
In tho glory Of being. All. 10 be
"a spud such aH that.
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BREAK between
AUSTRIANS AND
GERMANS LOOMS
nv CARL u. CR0AT

q Ntifl AfRaA 1hFfffH'NH'Nf
WASHINGTON. Fob. U.s. Despite
tho manifest hopclcHsncna ~ peace
negotiations on German Chancellor
llcrtlinR'a terms. President Wilson
win make n new attempt to increase
tho Austrian discomfort with German
Junher rule
This was tho positive conviction to
day among international authorities.
on the strength OF official advicca In
dicating tho htraining OF AuHtro.Ger-
man relations These Rdvicoa said
Austria refused Co send troops into
Russia. Rumania or the Ukraine.
that the meeting between tho Aus.
trlan and German rulers. February
g. was cool. and that Germany was
ready to strike Austria II aho sought
a foparato peace.
In the light OF such conditions. IL r.
believed President Wilson VIII con.
unue his peace terms talk. probably
nvaillng himself at tho same time Of
tho opportunity 10 show up the fai.
lAcica and nhans In ilertling's
speech.
Austria Doubts Germany
Austria. II is known here. Is doubt
ful about Cefmany'n Intentions In
hcr Eastern drive.
She secs herself reaplng no advans
tagcs from IL. as Germany apparent.
~ intends TO maintain tho whip
hand. Austria IL chatting under pro
l0ngntion Of the war. especially ms
Germany promised her that tho war
would be- over In 90 days and that
Austria would have a generous slice
~ the npolls
In theae circumstance. the feeling
Of Austria IA constantly moro bitter.
but TO date n split has appeared next
10 impossible. because OF Austria'H
financial obligations 10 Germany
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SEATTLE BOY, AGE 20,
HONOREO BY BRITISH

That Allan wyldc. son ~ A. X
wyldc. 1905 isth ave = w served
the allies and attained honorr tn
the service. developed when young
wyldc. a lieutenant nj the age Of
20 recently returned from tho front
Wyldc enlisted as u private Ia
the volunteer army OF England.
was wounded. returned TO England.
was later commissioned lieutenant
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.sr RED Hrhi Grocery. Arnss. Is ms.
potatoes. SIC. : iar cans snrdiusH. ftei
90 bottle tspie syrup, see large
grape fruit see HfbuF'a. , rkas uaca'
rent aael cans corn. peas 90 Tomatoes.
ftc. :3e csn Ola Homestead corn. ise.
B ~ car " J n coffee. u % HfAli 10,
freshly ground peanut batter. Tee. nut
fsrrup eisefunrsarins. gtx 70. Ms &c.
Wnf a. tsre. loaf fresh bread. se.
Elliott Ftsh Co smoked herring. Use 10
STALL 70. freshly Grgvnd coffee. zee to
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saw a good trapcze act By Enoo
Frazer.
Lewis and Abbott. dnging sha1P
own songs. are good
Eddie and Flo Brown are hard
shoe dancers. Ffnlay and Fln1ay
get a lot OF comedy out Of an sutD-
mobile that doesn't exist
Marion and Dean. In an Oddly
called Preparedness" are well re-
ceived. Loring and Kelly. Seattle
favorites. have n new comedy sketch.
The motion picture is The Auc-
ton Block
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stall -. ne cans sugar. Sc. STE
90 pure natural faitk. 10 ~ cream. sae
% Eiau 81 sen Mad raisirs. Zoe n
tn~oiorea Japan sea. tec a. Rail -.
boiled ham. Sc D. Afnour's uisiwurst.
ftr 10 Unssaa hiseait. : pt9s lie. nsh
tails : rans fse. stall 1871. fresh her.
rinr. , ms tse ca, slsh. ne he.
skiansi coles. iie n cans ALASKA
CORNER
g;sli Ia sresh colunlhia rivsr snsiss.
: fns Use fr~sa haiibut. use n. fr~~h
red snasper. ise ~ tr.sh ling col. I:
ihs fse. skinned soiss. . its. fte; fresh
ss.rrirE. rs- ite H,ais ne Anchor
~ veal roAst. sse r. leg OF mutton.
20 n. leg % Lanai. use 70. Belgian
hAres. fte -.
Arfstsnu's. iitiis neck CLANS. isr ear
peaches snd pears. a, Jars ;sr. pure
nss, Jersey butter. SO n bes, ranch
~Ens SOC dos atAil a.. veal steak sfr
n pork sf~at. zee n Stall :. Coinan-a
mustard. y n :3e Minuts iapieea. isc
-. Royal baking powder. ~ rs tieT.
ARE Eios starch. ier 10 Stan 20. bread.
SC ioaf. pies. lsc saeh
wTSTI-AKE
Stan ss. ling cod, ~. .tc. fresh
Salmon. zoe n fresh herring. . ms ise.
Delaware trout. : Ihs .se. stall -. ns~
furuipa. fhs a-c. Male. lbs ite stall
s %. sredisHa grape fruit. for &c lemons.
-or dos oranges. ser dos Stall ia.
rhubnFh. te ~ cabbage. ~ and Sc N /.
rpiuarh. fbs itc. stall iif. strictly
frreh ranch eggs. ttc dos, dos ato.
storar~ butter. sec 10, Eagle brand milk
Z 0c can = small cans milk. .Ic HsAii
1E can. Cascade milk. 1sci SIC Sub
lime BAKING powder. soc. pkEa corn
nAks- sfc tbs head rice. zSe Stall
80. Washington vsrtnirsili. mscaroni or
HpaEhstu. pkHa stc. I-b. can
lterahsy'a eoeoa. isc; zoe ear maple
rvrup. soc MIA stall. pure milk. &c Yt
toc At. buttsrmiik. iec rai
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in dramatic sketch called Tho Ac-
quittsL-
Neville and Brock have a ekit call.
singing. talking and blackface COM
edy.
seyInour's Happy Family presents
a pretentions animal act
Cecil and Bernice offer singing and
dancing
ORPHEUM
Wednesdays crowds at the Or.
phcum theatre, Third and Madison.
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gaNITAytN

Stalls 7f-3s. g rolls toilet paper. CSC;
Olympic pancake flour, 2sc pkg citrus
powder. ESQ pkg; Ghirnrdellfs chocolate,
&c N pkgi4 ms rolled oats. 27e. StallH
~ -. Eastern oysters 4bc ut crabs, 2
for 25c ana up: fresh herring. : ms igc,
salt white King salmon. l7Mc N Stall
49, g boxes matches. 2tc. corn flakes, 7c
pkg i7c can molHnseH. DC; tomatoes DC
can; shredded coooRnut. 40 n. cans
peas. SIC.
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THEATRES
PAl~ACE HIP

PALACE HIP
The Palace Hip win present two
headline features In Thursdays new
show. Ono II miniature musical
comedy. called The Small Town op-
~" with Phyllis Dayc and a bevy OF
pretty girls.
The other presents Florence Eel.
former well.known Seattle actress In
stock productions. with her company.
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DIRECTORY
FREE
Public Markets
ECONOMY

Stall 80. MS. cane sugar. SC. BtRil
81 pure milk. iOo at; cream. zoe pt.
Stall 20. ling cod. ms use; fresh her
rinR. 2 ms igc. ms 2so; Columbia river
Hfnelts. 10c NJ. sliced red snapper. i5c
NJ Stalls 20-2i. Yakima Gem potatoes.
81 10 sack. delivered. best dry onions ,
ms 10e: rhubnrb. i0c 10 lemons. zoe
doz Stall co. olive oil. Sc pit Csc bak-
inT powder. zoe; SOC Bchilling's baking
powder, 40c
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FINE ST.
Soap stall, bars hand soap Sc; 9
bars LenoH soap. Csc. 6 bars Eaptha.
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(PAID ADVERTISEMENT
To the
Citizens of Seattle:

Will you tolerate domination by the
P.-I. or any press combination?
The Post-Intelligencer has always
stood against the working men and women
of this city.
1t stood for the notorious Referendum
Measures that you defeated last year by
a vote of three to one.
The P.-L has stood and is standing now
by the Puget Sound Traction Light &
Power Company, in attempts to cripple
Seattle's municipally-owned utilities
Jim Bradford has fought the Post
Intelligencer and the Electric Company at
every opportunity. They know his ability
and are trying to deceive the people on the
eve of an election on the issue of pa
triotisni.
Don't be fooled.
Vote against your enemy, the Post-ln-
telligencer, and vote for your friend, James
E. Bradford
Bladfords
Campaign Committee
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Poultry for Sale


BABY fHICFF
We now have for saie white IeRhorr
chicks. i5c each, $4,000 per 100.
eggs. 81 so per settling.
Agents Queen incubators and brooder
stoves
QUEEN HATCHERY. 80 pike. I'll. 2osi
hDvERTfgE YOUR POULTRY, FANCY
chickens. HettinR eggs, etc, In this
section Of The star. SEQ rates at top
~ first column. this page.
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13Farms for Rent

RANCH FOR REST
acres: 5-roorn house; good we'll: or
chard. stable. chicken houses. about IT
miles north Of Totem pole. $500 per
month.
PTSSEY a STREET, 7zs Third Ave.
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and Found

LOTT roLpER PocKErBooK CON
tanning $500 on Marion - Monday
evening between and .. Howard n
returned 20 1911 Marion Bt. Elliott
lbo1J.
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Land for Sale
SAY You SAW II in THE STAR

CHEAP LAND. BIO CROPS. HIGH
prices haze put the farmers Of west
ern Canada on prosperity footing
that was undrsaned Of before the
world war More Western Canada far
rnerH have big hank balances than ever
before. More Western Canada farmers
, are spending this winter IN California
and Florida than ever before. More
automobiles we're bought last year by
Canadian farmers than ever before.
Western Canada has struck it's stride.
and the man who gets IN there now IL
going 10 make money for years TO
come. Along the lines Of the Canadian
Northern Railway In some OF the best
land IN the country. Price us 10 fzs
per acre fsssy terrns). and 17s 900
fso.scre FREE farms Let Us tell you
all about Western Canada. and why
more land Was sold 10 American far
ners In 1917 than IN any one previous
year. ssnd for FREE illustrated books
and folders Call on or address a.
Brostedt. u. y. a y A.. Dept. IT.
Agent Canadian Northern Railway. COS
Hsstlngs st. Vancouver. u. G.
YOUR CHANCE ~ IN CANADh--RfCH
lands and business opportunities offer
you Independence. Farm lands. t1t ~
$50 acre. irrigated lands. $40 TO $50
20 year to pay; $4,000 loan in i'm
provsmsnts. loan OF live stock; taxes
80 verags under 20 cents an acre. no
tsxes on improvements, personal prop
srty or live stock. Good markets,
churches. schools. roads. telephones.
Excellent elimato--croDa and live stock |
prove y. gpsciai homeaesirfrs fare
certificates. write for free booklets. |
Allan Cameron. General superintendent |
Land Branch. Canadian Pacific Ry.. 100 |
Ninth ava. Calgary. Alberta.
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Isa--RrAL ESTATE FOR SALE

TVG PORT ORCHARD COMMERCIAL
Co. by reason ef It's location AZ county
seat Of Kitsap eoanty. 10 best equipped
20 offer real bargains In the Puget
Sound Navy Yard District On vacant
lots improved homes. uninrruvei and
improved farfnsv cAt.f. or write Pert
Orchard Commercial Co. Port Orchard.
Mnsh Nfflrn nrrn amnhaya
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-28
10 ACRES
JUST WEST or SEATTLE

JUST WEST or SEATTLE
ALL FOR $500
In well settled district. cream roufs :
close 20 school. mail route. delivery
from stores; fine road handy to saw
mill and work
szs Cash AND 81 MONTHLY
PUGET SOUND FARMS Co. sos ard Az.
$3.50 FOR ACRES or ALDER LAND
at kirkland. best Of soil ground level
blocks from graded school Payments
20 suit. sorne % the nsiRhbors paid
more than 1900 for one acre. West
fiss.
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Land for Sale

iae-AcRr DAIRY FARM ron SALE,
miies south Of Napnsine ~ mites
northeast ~ Eveitaci 90 head ~ stock
snd all farming Implements For
terms write or come and SEQ =, y
iemona wtnleek. WnHh a. q. u. 2.
iacN 40
FOR SAf.r or trAHG SMALL
ranch Call 50 ntswar, q, room 8
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At KrRKLANn
TENT HOUSE AwD LOT. 1850
wNTFR rRoNr RknaAIN

WATER FRONr BARGtIN
10 serss Al black and brown loan. Gov
cred with alder and vine maple; rioss
60 store. dock. r. . and graded
school. fine beach. no bluff. on beau-
tifgi bAy. good fishing. clans and
hunting ideal plac. for n home.
PRICE CUT TO $1,000: SOME TERMS
20 acres. south Of navy yard part bot
tom; easy to clear on main county
road 1900; som. terms
AAsES a SEXTON CO. 1910 First Ave.
IT WILL PAY You TO LOOK THIS Up
About acres. partly cleared; mostly
bottom land. will not overflow. Hes
north % city: large room house large
barn. chicken houses and outbuildinEs.
close 90 school. fine district. IS min
> uteS walk % lumber camp. For
quick sale 1900 some terms
GEORGE HICKMAN. ii07 FIRST Ave.
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SERVICE FLAGS

FRESH CopFisI ron SALE Ar foor
% Pike - dock anf city dock. bal.
lard. isc. zoe and sic zach
>Ew PIANOS ron RrSr. RnSr AP.
piled on purchase. Meyer Toner. 40
Ifnfun
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y Livestock for Sale

YOUR LrvEsTocK FOR
sale or wanted in this section or This
Star seo rates At top Of first column.
this pare.
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bTAMoSDa. wATcIfEs on CREDIT
MICHAEL fo1 PIKE ut
IiEssTE KfNGToS-PUBLrc BrENoG-
raphsr SOC Crazy Hidv.
ftEv. GREENE - HOTEL HOLLAND.
Fourth and Jefferson. near court house.
Easily reached for ministerial services.
Private pariors. Main stai
nAGTfME PIANO PLAYING
Ard popular music taught In 20 Lessons
pantarea BIDS
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sA-sTOCKs AND BONDS

WILL BUY
900 Eagle Mncomher.
1000 Aiasta Petroleum n Coal
WILL BELL. SUBJECT
as Universal High Power Tel. $50
900 Liberty OIL A GsH. Wyoming 10
900 Rod Monarch ...-ss........ 10
.s25 Mount Rainier Mining Co.. IN
900 Alaska Homsstske Cold .... .o7h
z 900 Midwest Mining Co. Montana 10
II you have stocks 20 aeii. list with
me for quick action.
MAX wTERLER
Elliott $50 7i4 Union ~.
on D1,,Itx-~, fnx- Coyn
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DIRECTORY
s-LopGE NOTICES

hiilorr nay cAMr. nss. NJ ". A,
meets every rhursday Moose halt sea
eeaecs ct Visiting neirhheru cordial
" welcomed clerks OFFICE. sei Sea.
tcsrd nids. Phone Elliott 81.
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5O-Furniture for Sale

AnvERrfag UREp FURNITURE IN
The star. Hundreds Of horne seekers
ard usii paid workers ioes .or ~usr-
Esins IN Furniture In shts soiama
See rates at top Of rlrst oslama. ,his
page
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-28

VIII TifF rAnTtrs WHO - 0Afl-
isutiY took part IN the Chase after ths
paraiisd convict Who brutality attacked
me IN front % Overland stars room.
on plke at. about 10 o'clock Sunday
uirht. February ~. 1915 give me thrir
addresses a. earliest naorssHt and
obiigs ~ " stone. factory Representa-
tive tho Nets Co. Nov At Hotel
Northern. Seattle. wash. Phone Main
aaat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-28

EErrERsN AnpRrasEp no uin,
h.iso n-tis. ii.iia. - 100 and sew.
srRi other numhsra awaiting claimants
81 The star office Call az once for
YOURS
>NF>s>rN~~N~~NsNs> e>~~sN~ee~0~eN~~>~
automobiles
ApVERrtaH Your cat uAnGA tNa
ia The Star Thousands % possible
prospects. we'll paid workers and chin
yard men iook Tor "taad car nar.
Ettrs' IN Tits column. bee rates az top
~ frs, column. this paHe
DODGE RoAparEn ron BALE GOOD
a. new 1917 model, sHtrA tiroi fully
equipped aud q Handsome raF cash
t3ea
Address it.lta. star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-28

We MY ~oRr UpEn FURNITURE
and Par hiEnsr prices thRn Any house
In the city Phsae Main s1fi Hsaitis
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-28

FOR duick sale. grocery. with living
rooms: cheap rent. best location. stock
and fixtures. $500 Owner leaving city.
4s7 Empir. Building.
I HAVE HOTEL BOOMING HOUsE
for sale bargain. s3s Burke BiiE.
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