The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 25, 1917, Page 9

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Central Storage Co. | FRO S DELIVERED, storage free Call Malm Tiae VALE : ia eee te nee | Lemeantat id . PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Seaen tae. Pee ® on "bestas @ievaone 34 | FEMALE HELP WANTED 905% Third ave Hour a WANTED ¥ ENNY A Pp m;: evenings, 7 to ? 409% Sixth & ae. 1% Phone Fitlott 714. _ Ft Te i ae teal DR ARTHUR DE Vor. Titk ne at ; - = R STAND. fens. obatetrica. Telepho HOTELS ; AND APARTMENTS “—~"REW STANDARD HOT Corner First Ave. and Pine St Large, modirn, outside elevator service: phones in sil r aries, ss 25—FEMALE SITUATION WANT wro RKRRI ¥ aa —BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES | invite erington, i813 Second. 42 week up We ROL SSALE| Cur RATE CIES ACREAGE FOR SALE There sho peed / 30x ids $6.80 rs ids $8.60 ISMALL CAI equired. Profits | are LARGE. For full particulars | address POPULAR TIRE & RUBBER CO & Bro: way, New York City 39. POULTRY FOR | SALE $30. 7040 14 4} Livestock FoR nm 1 f i fi rp A 420 pele far OR SALE ‘ t tao nay, rid ated postpaid t 92) c 40 Pr four ‘bing, 6 ito . . y gnivan ied © 150 Bee our prices es, mill * butt prepared PRICE t a Beattie, Wash CLaIFvORD vA Ina, NOGRAPHa OUR SPECIALTY iat : " - We trade, buy, rent, repalr, FoR DETAILS ON LANDA MUSICAL RECORD EXCHANGD our mills and camps, Elliott 2678. MBIKLEJOMM, tar Land Dept, 170i LC. Benth Bldg. ye: gt = seis TRONKT deal # direct.” (DUNN SELLS TRUNK a LAKES LUMBER CO. _ | Aitnd umbrellas. 619 Becond ave., 140-ACRE FARM OD AUILDID came ale Or $600.00 SERVIC FLAGS Hamitton, roome st 6. # 1 King & ¥ ' . 5 P MAP PUGET! fy tuts for FOLDER WITH jas Homers Com | ea > PI »4 farma. Alesks Bide NO TEACHING WANTED—PIANO PUPILS, “HKG || ners x apecialty * call mornings, Pho @| Capitor 2768. “Are you looking for # pos J tion? Read Star want ads. nen | Dt FOR satel STAR—TUESDAY, SEPT 1917, PAGE LLANEOUS WANTED SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS TALKS TO sulta Gther arti Mato 1291 N YAN \ 1 F dN seme to mee] MADAM MEDI IT.: Far and Near § wes ES a oul INVOYANT $1 WANTED—FURNITURE shantece (eee q | 8 Wanted oe erent and Ne Newrbe Telegraph +4 BY ©. C. LYON good " wrth i 2 and Telephone : 1TH THE AMERICAN i . IN FRANCE, Sept HUY WORK CRRD PORNTROR a oeereeccccosccoseoese ERR -A epenblrgo tiryt pay ag Ag h " i ‘The Order of the Good Templars m assuming it is the tion Oe « 'P fon; o ’ ded will bold their HOt annive ar nutoorac and not th j } with 2 of x4 unddy, in 1, OG, T, hall, 1109 Vi wok and file, that is behind this . net te ginia ot wa " ~ 1. 1. Bradfie 16th ave, N e just had the rare priv ra , ’ . . en foot and was cut about the head of German war prisoners WELMA THORNE VAPOR AND TUN | fy ay he was run down by an auto There was not an officer hatha, body mange. 20 People's! | 1 A rth and Madison, Monda among them, They were all en wre ae t r sted me their views are weEE WEVA ¥ Wey RAT : PRelal READIN « pt to refle the sentiments of ot. Avt. t oe t ry the mitilions of Germans plunged ia Fi MARBAGY ve GA ny & nto the war without any say-*so Motel, Ur A u on thelr part cae WAC VE U 7 . ; ¥ 4 There w two spokesmen for vate ma eee. 1} talew 1 - ~ he fifty odd German prisoners Ake Yoel who gathered around me. One - " ' was a man of 30, who had lived ’ ‘ ADAM MAY air ANT, GAnt n Buffaio, N. Y., three years ARR NMWY PENRI W encersae ogi hate preceding the war, The other KADOKAM. 1 (las Gr san architect 8, a gradu a gave bls cows weds of chewing! ate of a treat German usiversity FROM VACATION. WATHE gum to chew, instead of their cud®.| Both spoke excellent English yibrate v Now the cows do nothing but He |. : : in the and chew gum. Their Prisoners Say They milk output Judge f one-half . TRAVERS, WEDT ev ; fone nal’ Don’t Hate America has fallen ¢ Frater sente 1 rey Lehi WARNE Edwards to from one to 20 years, “What are your feelings to Wate . ns for forgery in the degree ward America have rac® vet ATH a® Damages of $ a r come into th Ger wane mm 04 Hotet to John Moore and Plore , ma ! ou Mise JeWeii MA» HUNG, tae a 8. Redd tn J hate u Third, office 10 M's ! Phe plaintiffs ot at all,” the architect re Miae — ANT A MAS ed for $1 0) for Infurtes piled You'd be urprised how go. 188% ; 1 , wan struck! many of us have re and om & 1% Pike » driver Roddy,| good friends in We earns RIB IA RI. January can’t forget them ad felt for n Mets I porepatiia F The second trial of Ba . long time America might get " f for having ted a brib into the war, bu ad hoped it 83 BUSINESS PERSONALS from 8, G. Peterson, on Octe would all be Fata Dv anise WHY SUFFER WITH ' 1916, Was continued until October, He told bis comrades in ¢ RHEUMATISM : re : 15, because of atto man what he had said and they When ple] : tation FREE ho Wan detained in Ts all nodded approval Harvesters’ } “How many of you fellows BIR Second Ave. | [oes wanted this war?” was my nd Co next question, directed at the rope | nt out a cal " ” “ German from Buffalo. “Take eo and apple plokers, who are ted east a poll.” seweien L. Boothroyd, + or of an ‘Naw,’ Say Germans, ba ncaa ‘ Wash “Didn't Want War” ‘reer | DON'T BE DISCOURAGED erie» Pilg Hy Me MRO. CO | : Mil dnd ets prea lads bes Why should we want war?’ tember 28 "he asked, “Take my own case I have a wife and two children aed DR. MACY The oe Wide. meretal ¢ on, ant ervatory v He did. There was a chor ' a I was Just getting a good start W 1 treat some of your) ® " ~ 4\ in A Early in 1914 1 re ™ atere of |, for as low a fee Public Markets — || turned to Germany to - will make! @ @ family back to America Qé i toe rINn st father got sick. I remained with 5 a “ : ' war came on and I Dr . nd A : ca) ar came on an err a toes, was sent et line, 1 . . would ha American ay } c grapes, 3 ‘ he his ! , to Ar & a8 BOON 2 Gaon. stan PIKE PLACE ‘i pigs . PAID. CASH cure _3t; ¢ ie, ane rity be Eight or t ers in this OO | owes k. de at, Mtall 1808, tere bare| crowd of prisoners are also going TH BLDO ea . ive to America to live,” he said GREENS _ te ’ That dicate our %. § pkes . see ha a, would it?” age ang ge. Ly) Masses Were Not Sy aacte eeee . in Favor of War BRS TET TS | tel tat ana ve sp ccibe “The masses in Germany 10 . cont oF obligation ~ ‘ had nothing to say in the Mf ‘ EE. | Office houre=-9 a m. to # pm . . mas making of the war,” said the wep, oes ‘aut glace ond ta a >i pe : . ss architect. “We were called only rease t abe y NAL MEDICAL mNSTErETH ooh out and we either had to go Bie, ean et credit et [ep tio Ovwidental Ave. . ‘ TT” be BS Wet Pike ® weie Hundreds of thousands of pecan 5° i2e. She connrn us have been killed, | any WET PERKY ‘ f ' ’ more wounded, our busi: whe = steam eo we bene 3080. ML, nesses ruined and our fam J . . . . ° rus . + ilies left to get along as best Way, fea ° : . they can. Want war? There 7 ha art 6 oe isn’t a prisoner that wouldn't +. Madison cable Hf who, thru Errors and Excens, : cry for Joy if peace were de Chronic Weak 2 Ibe $1.05; freeh Jerse ‘ i A MeCA A a cutter «tro clared today. We want to " neas, Impaired Manhood, Pain fresh ground , poy wltiog - Madrona in the Back, Nervous Debility, fp 0") . Test thc aiaudd viel aaluret RAGTIME PIANO PLATING Lost Vitality, Kidney and ‘ : ‘ when he explained what he Ana popular music taught (h £0 lemone | Bladder Troubles, Mental and ester: KAVANAUTHOR 82.00 hate 1008 int « Physical Wrecks On German p his HENVUR Dee oan) Weak Men should renew othabed h ARAL their youth by using sadiy: tn. Chareneel ORDAIN MINISTERS i rere or ietateasttag , <3 nt cg & ; gE By mail, $1 per box, or 6 n Americans, one now U = boxes for $5. Every box guar. . ‘ with the American fev Mna Here pay Cie | anteed, Money refunded it $ ' . ae manden @ Miay_eveninis, co matt they talk, Beye Temporary = f you know him , eae Stimulant, buf a Permanent ° ‘ vy Riltott Cure. Try it and you will not ff soning pears ; “°°: Disappointed Over i at be disappointed 4 . og 4 « } “ ; : Failure of Divers RAYMOND REMEDY CO. § ms 1 didn’t : ~ Hotel Antlers, 4th & Union. f° C a 1 eoace SPIRITUAL MEDIUM gan , reoNomy i MADAM SIOTA aS. | |W ARNING! 22 eit eos an» America atters worse understood 50 ¢ that Ansar i sur | geon wit thala, [me | Fepecialize in Disorters of prisoner since America entered ORLD on, I seek for ya WESTLAKE ar. He exploded the theor r y . on amour Vise an OES oot held America, that the German . " es had been kept in ignor * aonme , t ke, 14 rica’s entran in iife, € f you for 3 ' of it within a few re atl * r can't keep ha See's ar 4 ase It spread like wild sire. SP Daily and| enlied A } ; M i| fire. That was about all we Oa diet store, 266% Pies o as a *-| talked about for day MADAM ROMMO terme cat : et oe ‘its Germans Now Hope CLAIRVOYANT, PH : cod Conmultgtion and j ee gg A ? ; » tree H .y } Only for a Draw ; t y, and 148, t wutter, 476 1b:| to the architect ana cons 625 ” pIRST AVENUE ooh, Rage Eanes tt Not now,” he replied. “I think bs 4 '| SRATTLE WASH Ma . $1.10 a the best we can hope for is a t \ ed . F P . : draw. The enemy has become t REAL . too strong. America has given wu Stop pln Losse s the allies renewed courage, and Ve abrol antes will furnish a big army, The d 1 Tablet op | average German would be satis t ‘ fied, | think, with a draw.” our money, nil, $1.00 Rut the allies won't agree to per box; 6 for $ a draw,” T insisted RIGHT DRUG CO in By tee R: a ” HE First Ave., Seattle ‘! 674. | | Ay BAD OR MY _ cot WE CAN ONLY DO 8O MUCH YOU KNOW THAT THER®'S A LIMIT TO EVERY ‘rd and. Pike THING, YOU KNOW.” SPIT TAL IST FRCL Pro- G yermans Backed Pow awenTAY “Revolution” Here ‘ , By United Prose Leased Wire 7 RRGs i ENID, Okla., Sept, 25.—Forther Hot 0 4 Liberty tt Ming witne es in the trial of draft re ReEADT CENT Union and Third. ¢ ite Pantotfice isters to describe the wild schemes |of pro-German leaders who foment ed the recent demonstrations in Northeastern Oklahoma, wna, oH L Pay- chic reader, KR HP RITE 1016 Pine et. : Star Man Told They Plan t to Come to the U. 5S. When It 's All Over. GERMAN PRISONERS f Child Dances Her Way Round World ° + Bayfield, still Janced in Par Little Florence bit of « girl, ha ew York, Greece, Italy and witzerland, and studied with Na plerkowska, famous Russian danc er. Lady Diana Manners, British oclety leader, put herp about the child’s neck in a ciation of little Florence's sentation of the flying repre Mercury Indian Yells Greet — | Sammies in France By United Press Leased Wire | AMERICAN FIELD HEAD. QUARTERS, France, Sept. 25.— Cruising along in their silent biue ambulance train, 40 young (drove off amid the roaring American chauffeurs, at dusk, |of the drivers happened onto a detachment of <eciaioeai a new army in France—their own army, the Americans. | The foremost driver, slumped j back until he was sitting on his ' shoulderblades, started upright | at what he saw. The next in- Army discipline is strict. soldiers had to be moving to back to their billets and wink o |the lights at the bugle’s call, They. Godmothers! Knit These for Sammy stant he leaped clear out of | | his seat with an Indian yell | and threw himself into the | midst of the soldiers from | home, shaking hands right and | left. The answering yells from 50 lusty troopers, fresh from civil- lan life back home, brought the remainder of the ambulance | boys tumbling from their care | to hear | Americ | American spoken by an soldiers. The American soldiers were rid-| ing on « big motor truck, on whose} jull brown hood was 4 in} the magic letters Div Clambering onto the chauffeurs crowded it truck ul all| led off into the square to talk it} love | | The ambulance men learne about the American war from their approximately the first expedition, ay be expected Thanksgiving, own soldiers sirength of the how many more n France by, say, where they exp to take their tand on the line and the answers tow hundr auestions | Want to Join U. &. A. | Some of the drivers were inquir-| ng how to get army medi- al co other to become aviator The given an American printed in Parts, giving scores and standings until three | days ago. It their first in-| formation on the Grand Old Game in nearly two months. t young fellows from Min-| member of dition who came town just a was discove rerican ex own hot back. The —Ow Here are the wraps mem short y wanted him| to tell them about home—he want-/Of the American odmotl ed to ti more and more of the) league” should knit for French man-tigers who are clawing | adopted soldier boys. They na Rohes to shreds up there inj Worn by a French soldier! |the Vosge ing what his “godmother” | Soldiers Cheer jto keep him warm in wintep. | with the simple language of men|U. 8. colors are olive drab fdr rines ae ere who have seen fighting, the Red| Cross youngsters told of the fight: | line. They told of the drum-fire| land of wounded Frenchmen whol | grit their teeth and do not «roan o | for sailors, _ —__——§. 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