The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 26, 1909, Page 9

ie Then Today yut BETOND 0' awen AND WAT BLOCKS from ¢ i titi: Toxo wore nee AND qoun OWN THHATS panty owners Ind on a Home! B aera, on paymes Out Today West Hill Pith and wp, 115 down and and Californi Ge, 11s Av sasha tide RS PEI MONTH re ION on steamer On this side of | Be fre opening bY NOT ‘Loncann Tou, fs fe walk: to schoo! Jota, S0xi19 each, Ie BAW AND DOOR Danaatwe 16 Ra Cross panel door La cross panel re for sisining. dred feet GOLD The best pa ; ni Lotte "aN duno fe Mortice locks, 27 eonts for plain 2] conta for fancy Ninwen For Sale—Good team and _ oaprese wagan, $278; one emall work hoves ne wood and cos k siove range, I J, Haynes Phoae R618 re Alwha Geot big cabin launch, all shape; very simple and apeedy on uty ba <1 fee Weav Yesler wa wner of Pivet a on ¢ © for young couple: roome , 6A 10th ay ne A 808 For sale, cow; $90) § quarts dat on voumhbred Angora cate fw Phone Bast 237 + ow for sale cheap. Phone Queen Aune ‘“s 6-3) — For Sale—Ce mM hore power Mol pal for sawing Works, #100 W. tard ot Bog Lids Pine welte furaiture for leas Goh mp prices Way FOUF seoond hand fuent Piahor, 7012 Pt WANTED TO GUY—FURNITURE, bs Re ee, THE BAGLE FURNITURE @ AUCTION COMPANY. CORNER OF PIKE #T &@ #IXTH ava, UNDOUDTEDLY Ate THe MiOMEST PRIce FoR feoON De aND FURS Pp aup ALL G00D4 ov kK? = DON'T SRLL DMYORS YOO dre THEM FREMONT FURNET second-hand goods Hh, atte Atapose of e buy for cash or tre! jing. eeralty. Bu; fermi ant 'y wy your sys | tment—you sere « deal ie Ba Department uM you Queen An ‘Veldes Furs, 1810 it M0933) ind Gone FOR SALE—WOOD AND COAL. EB NAA nc bre aac ek er Coal, alt ke of city at reason cen, Wolmwright, Meleod, tne Phones. ‘Tete og 2.0, ¥ vilt LIVESTOCK. ae) ee P| herevs, harnese vehictes bengal 90 Aveta 7 inks The Horese hired for vom = Fee Wena es - Ind ” teh | muikers u MONEY TO LOAN. WOTHS OF MALARIND PROPLE end business concerns bought without se earity: chempert rates: sastent payments: atfiows ie ¢8 Pi geize' oon crrr ss. COUNTAT a vacant T1808 privat oro =a at Renpire mie FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. What Have You Te coohanme fer 2 tote in Perkin Grose thaw? | Laake acta Vet already paid. ance of $906 payable in $14 mor nt yinenta: = teal bargain. Call t, 067. lard 968. tt nde, for 1,.40¢-pound work horse: will pay difference. 3007 4th av W For Trade -%-room pepe bouwse, te Tecoma for property im Loe Angsies or flan Diego 1906 41 Classified Directory. BRONTTECTS. Ro ed joorhess, Architect, 41% ATTORNEYS AT LAW. and Frederick W. shines Baar 2S = butiding. Beattie ——— C B Piper, Lawyer; husband and ae vi a sb a PARKER, Y Pik tnd haniew Liens a spectaity. map of Brem wt made | amall ponineula aud the ja Very small, Bremerton Helghta} ido the Navy Yard Valuos mitist Increase rapidly, a» the xpending millions of many | Fovernment is dollara each year | purchasers who are taking advan: | Today | i, you can buy $1 and $2 Monthly, Call at our office for tree | SEATTLE HOMESEEKERS co, 106 Cherry St. oan furnished rooma, #260 (Ground Floor.) Bremerton Office | Oregon Build » the sights of the lin our free auto. DETECTIVE SERVICE. General hin ot} " n ninal and ah prive bt A01t People's Serta, ton T am wow givin our oeed furniture te, age. call up our sgebange 4¢ de | — and spruce lumber: complete sock furniture for ein, phone = a | “f} OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS, tonal, State ond County thee Kirkerilie sehoot | Members Nw Selivered Yo. ait parte FURL MARKET eam tub years present location 114 (rear) OPTICIANS, eommiaeion ue te (gcyeo LW. Bimends Oph D Girantmon st. Georgeiewn. Bt ee Rh tetas. Vianer —— nie Reording ok Bale tes prices by day or contract we | eee 15°0-1h horse with harness Inquire! 1942 12th ov W u bial PATTERNS AND MODELS, Thy 16 Port ae 8 PATENT ATTORNEYS, rots Pe; eubeata Byler bisck. ni} and Ave | tt ners. Starr: teva Paal A Talbot, BRPRAT Mutual Lite PLUMBING. neath Room Tt. New York Wide *, ——— PHYSICIANS, EEE 6 niece Dr. Dalton, skin dtewnees De Tucker, Untew Bleck Ind 7 PHOTOGRAPHERS’ Andervon Supply Co. 1) Cherry ot—tt ade gomd driving horse, weight rece ents” Heller Printiog x. 18 fenece POSTAGE STAMPS. SS eee we Sought and fold Henwede REAL ESTATE AGENTS. ee ate hak ScaaE TAI CLOTHING, NN rs sade pay highest prices for second pene jentiomen'@ etoti ome, T1h8 Piewt a ne, ‘Tite int i et Pike SHOE ORALERS, os cs id” oy Gores eat posalble wrieen aneh, 1636 First @ ~~ SHOWGCAGES, wee Bhaw's Show Case Co. ABSTRACTORS, Booth - Whittlesey - Hanford Abstract | Co. Haller Hicck Phone, Main 194 BANK®. oo Tun Gamabran ae oF com Head offic, Srna, Canada Gm branches in Sonete, ote) A General Banking Dusinese Gavings and Time a iam. ott, Sovecks. ~~ GLAIRVOVANTS, raed Adaline Lieyd—-Make no mistake w! the advice of & elsirvoyni consult the best Colonial Vote ret Grant, exper, med vee present and future, also gives I ky charms 1414 4th aw idle Colter, ¥2) ait Bat sii, Pater ire Ahater gives readings daily for indies only; few the, at 164 Tet av | Phone Hast 7268 Heasie Kane; reading datly $40 9 Motel Avbott, Room 12, Third and Pike —2*4 HAIR G goon! DIG BALE ¢ me to order HOM, 615 Union MRE A Comfare out prices with other mores lead Hair Goode, We manufacture wigs | toupees, transformation ours, pafte, pom: padours and switghes n Froneleco fair tore, 1401 First av. Seattle AND HOUSE NUMBERS, x3 “LE OF MURDERED csieieiineenioeeieemamamtne pe incaeniass jon Tranater, Moving @ # h ho sin Bee tad whe ad 1834 lst Phones, Main other makes, fao-cimile type. Zyvewrier * ereat ellowed Y4 a ad Oe te Woinninge for bevels repairs, ‘turnitare ond plane dence, Ballard “Taonard Budd. P. Nelson. Contra TELEGRAPHY. a> | orestiensensantnitcnetiaceninistsanssitnceSER READING-—Moat reliable; Mre Perey renmonartt: Our special offer <-pinn athe THEY GAN PUT STOP : 10 STARVATION GURE | Concluded. “~~ —eeee consent. Bhe sald that Mr. Heaton jhad known of & succesful case }Whieh T had treated, and that he was willing to have her take the same treatment, and that for & lone Ume previously food had been die tasteful to her, and she had taken against her own tnolination After hearing her account of her selt, I t her that her condition "|| Wee ouch that it would take thme J}to bring wbowt the phystologtonl cleansing that ts the object and pur pose of the fast cure, and that I | would not in any clreumstances | place her upon the fast until a long period of low dieting had elapsed for the reason that the filth in her systom Was #o great that the rapid elimination consequent upon total Abstinence from food could scarce ly be handléd, She thereupon en tored upon the treatment Blames Mre. Heaton, “Aftor two weeks of low diet, I discovered that she had, of her own coord, omitted the dally food which 1 had advined her to take, and this |aho had done against my oxpress | directions: Her reason for this die Obedience was that she could not oat; that food was pauseating to her. Howey told her that we {would try Reh. the beat of the condition, alth®tigh (t was very die pleasing and objectionable to me. She showed marked improvement until the 26th of April, and she was able to come to my office daily Bhe often expressed herself as 4 ead | thankful in ove y te n age my hg wukful in overy way for the great relief which she was experiencing Her sole discomfort arose from slight nausea and gas, Her pulse and temperature were at all times tormal, Prom the day of begin ning the treatment she showed no desire for food, and there were no alarming signa in her condition up to the Inet time | saw he 0 May 8 Complained About Husband, “Mre. Heaton complained con @tantly that her husband Inaslsted up her taking food, and when these importunities upon his part became very Ineistent she wae given vegetable broth, which tn disturbances that showed the futtl ity of attempting to feed until na ture was ready for the task of di gestion, Wedoesday, May 5, she took Hquid food that brought on nausea, vomiting and excessive fermentation. On Thursday night she ald that it was not food she wanted, and that sho could not take it. She worried much over her hum band's tnabliity to percelve the rm tionale of the treatment which she w taking “I left her Saturday, May 6, In excellent condition; there wore no} alarming symptoms, Monday morn ing, May 10, on my return from the country, | called by telephone jto inqutre as to her condition, and was informed that Mr, Heaton had called in Dr. Palmer In consequence jot ‘a bad time the night before “Mr. Heaton sald he believed his wife needed food, and that he was going to food her, 1 told him that if he forced food and drags into her syatom he would kill her He asked me whether | would not continue calling and advise with | Dr. Palmer concerning her case, This I refused to do. Quotes the Nurse, “The statement of the nurse in charge ts that Mr. Heaton worked hile wife inte a hysterical condition on Sunday, May 9, by his perstatent demands that she take food that she did not want and could not relish, handle or digest, and that when, as a result, condensed cream was administered per rectum, the woman's abdomen at once swelled enormously, This was due to the Immediate fermentation set up in the digestive tract. | understand that from that time Mre. Heaton did not rally, and f felt sure this would be the case If foreed feeding were persisted in. Thin forcing of food npon Mra, Heaton was agalnet my emphatic protest and against her own wishes, “In April, 1909, the number of rms! deaths in Seattle reached 179. In May it was doubtless fully that number, but [ have not the figures at hand. On June 24, this week, I had been practicing in Seattle three full years. In all that time only four deaths of patients under my charge have occurred, In each case an avtopay was made by reg uular medical practitioners, and or ganic disease beyond repair was definitely shown to exist. “It is but fair to say that moat of the cases that have come to me wero those which had run the gamut of all the schools of medl- cine without getting relief. They were what can properly be called desperate cases, and to have saved ali but four of them In three years gives myself much satisfaction, however it may strike Mr, Heaton and Dr. Palmer. “LINDA BURFIELD HAZZARD.” MAN SAYS HE OID NOT KILL BEAUTIFUL WOMAN (Concluded.) an intended filght from the coun- try was the opinion given by Geo, B. Taylor, his closest friend, at the inquest today He testified further that Kastman had not known Bdith Woodill long. and never spoke of her among his friends, Aside from these facts, his testimony offered nothing of value to the investigators. Eastman lived with Taylor tn this city while his bungalow, tn which the erime was committed, was being built, They were known an bosom friends Eastman’s body is being held “lhere pending the arrival of Julius -| Rosenthal, who acted as his attor new when he was arrested for the alleged stock frauds ST. MICHABLS, Md., June 26 That Edith Thompson Woodill met her death because she would not submit to an attempt to y black mall from her, is the theory ad every instance occasioned digestive | Misa vanced by the detectives today, are almost certain was ober] Hrmmet Kastman, New York broker who han boen missing sinee the al clients’ money, tw belleved to have hoon the man who demanded bush money from the protty ward of} aman J, Gage. Thvestigation conducted yestor Gay and today by the detective fevealed tho feet that Waetman knew the girl before she went to New York, where she met Woodlll ie thought, also, that he followed acrows the Atlantic and back to > beaten where he preosped his walt Price for Blackmail, That Mra, Woodlll went to the bungalow where she met her death in reaponse to Bastman's request je another fact that the police be love they have eatablished, A let ter to Vinnle Bradoome, an aetrens, is sald to have expronsed Eastman's Intention of going away “to make hit fortune,” This fortune? the detectives be Heve, was the money he hoped to compel Mra, Woodill to pay as the price of his allonce regarding their past life The detectives today are search {ne the bungalow where the tragedy ocourred, in the bope of unearth ing evidence that will throw addi tonal light on the case. Identified as Eastman, That Emmet Roberta, the man who was shot by a posse early you terday, was Robert Emmet Hast man, Is thought to have been e« tablished beyond all doubt by Louts MH. Pedlar, cousin of Vinnie Hrad come, who viewed the body today Pediar is a newspaper artist of Washington. He formerly was in the employ of the Ban Franctaco Ohroniole, He stated that he had pald many visite to bis cousin in New York, and was well acquainted with the man who is sald to have been the actress’ tntimate friend Pedlar waa certain tn his Identiti cation and stated that there was bo possibility of a mistake. The coroner's jury will push an investigation as rapidly as possible. Personal Articles Found. BALTIMORE, Md, June 2¢.—Bev~ eral articles of jewelry known to have belonged to Mra, Woodill were found today tn a pawnah p in this olty, The keeper of the shop stated that & man resembling Kastman's description called with them Monday afternoon, According to the shop keeper, Mastman appeared agitated and nervous, and left the shop as Quickly as possible Attorney Re hal, who aoted for Bastman tn the stock fraud case, left tilay for Bt. Michaela, Rosenthal Heclared his Implicit bellef in the story told by Bastman's letter, He Stated that when his elient ju vped ball In New York Inat Beptember he went directly to Low Angeles to meet KAIth Wooditt “He told me,” the attorney sald, “that he was going to Callfornia to fmmet @ very dear friend. He w in Low Angele yed until last April, when he returned Rast.” TO OEDICATE JAP TEMPLE With all of the ceremonies that would accompany the dedication of }a Buddbiet temple in Japan, the Nikko Palace at the A-Y.P. Expo: sition will be dedicated on July iat, at which time 5,000 Japanese Tacky pennies will be thrown among the assembled peo; and the little cakes of rice po r, called samita, which preserve the beauty of every woman who eats them, will be dis- tributed from the roof of the pal ace The Nikko Palace, located be. tween the Manufacturers and Ore- gon Buildings on the fair grounds, is bullt as an exact replica of the Buddhist temple at Nikko, Japan, and hence superstition dictates that 1 must be dedicated as a temple, even If It is only used as a rostaur- aot and tea garden, So Yumeto Kushibiky, owner of the palace, will hold the dedication as provided by ancient custom. Fifty Japanese in costume, with native mustoal tnetruments, will perform the ceremonies as they would be given at a Buddhist tem: ple, and the throwing away of the riee powder cakes and the colns will follow immemorial precedent. That the colina bring luck, and the cakes beauty, no good Buddhist will for an Instant doubt, and local Japanese will flock to the cere mony, hoping to secure one of the precious gifts, In the ere religious exer cises will be held in the building Tho public ceremonies will be at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. CHANGE DEAD LETTER WIN. bow, For the good of the service, Post- master Russell has moved the dead letter division from the commodious offices on the second floor down stairs to the main floor. Hereafter when Hing for ad- vertined letters instead of inquiring on the second floor, patrons should make application at the window di rectly in front of the south en trance PRETTY GIRL A BRIDE. (fy United Brees) SAN FRANCISCO, June 26 Leon A. Kutner, heir to the millions ot the late Freano merchant, Adolph Kutnor, te in this city today with his pretty bride, who formerly was anbeth Pahenstock, a social favorite of Philadelphia, Kutner and Miss Fahonstock were married in London, where the young man's parents had sent him to recover from art alleged love affair with pretty Marie Hurlbut, daughter of W. D. Hurlbut, of Portland Fruit Mousse. Soak % envelope of granulated gelatin In % cup of cold water for lowed theft of $200,000 of bis CONTEST ENDS = NAMES OF MORE WINNERS OF THEATRE TICKETS AN NOUNCED, Tho Star's popular contest in clowed previous contests, The anion to feel ju The Star congratulates the oomaful contestants the performances of | in the Houne,” to which thelr pries | entitle them to two seats each be thoroughly enjoyed by all Tt is regretted that a great many who went in the corre could not also be Net of prize winners, towt Editor was obliged many things toto consideration tn awarding the prises, & Vast number of the answers w not recelved In The Star office until after the time set for of the contest of each day noon of the day following pearance of the “hidder tence in the paper of apolling, neat tion were also factors in making the awards The Vital Sentence, In yesterday's article re it In the House’ ee in the 1 sue of the paper was not » benefit of th in that contest the sen The Serv reet sen and for t partic! pate tenoe ta here aiven in the House’ is now three European capitals and three more will see it, and in one house it ran for 160 performances.” cv appearing in Star Friday evening le as follows erybody's, & popular publica tion, says that ‘The Servant in the House,’ which will be theatre next moet remarkable drama @ English languag The winners to this, TI The sente DD Mor ten In last “hidden word Florence B. Symen Misa O. Conrad, Rose Lange, H, Twios, EB. Hanover, Mra, Edna Barnes Van Horn, Jobo P. Weeks. Tickets for the July 2, performance of "The Servant) in the House” will be furnished to the above at The Star office Mon-| day, between the hours the morning and 3 {n the afternoon WILL HOLD PicNio. The seventh annual lard July 6 The rlotle celebra Picnic Tomorrow, regular plone of the Swed-| ub will be held at Fortuna} park tomorrow, Boats will Lesehl park every half hour. good program of athletic sporta, daneing and music has been 1, Ish ¢ vided CONVICT'S FATHER INGANE. nited Presa) oy OROVILLE, Cal mind weakened asa cont trouble of his eona, A lanes, father of Peter onseunen who was sentenced to Ban Quentin for Ife for dynamiting the Oakland home of James L. be went to the state asylum at Napa. SUNDAY’S A.-Y.-P. E. PROGRAM LECTURE IN AUDITORIUM AT 3:30 BY REV. HENSLEY HENSON, CANON OF WESTMINSTER ABBEY, 1:00 p. m—Gates open Dp. m—Flight of the airship “A-Y-P.” p. m—Madame Schelle and her trained lions, free attraction, foot of Pay Streak. 2:30 p. m.—Concert, Innes band, Music Pavilion. Dp. m.—Concert, Seattle Symphony Bullding. 3:00 p. m—Clan Fraser, Highland musicians, will play on the Pay Streak. 1:16 2:00 5:00 hidden word" ly proud of the nucoess of Ith latest one and truste that For Instance anion Is & pat- m of the July. It will be heli #t. and I6th av. N. W. ult of the re | day vonter TACOMA a honytif pending ond-hand ia morning th th rough VALLEJO, yet an interests in Central lw en route to wirele CHICAGO— wheat, regardie erpool market |and profit | the reaction w | turne d buyers lvanced quickly NEW YORK- comparatively opening ing and feature the former supervisorial board WASHINGTON—It |that Secretary of the Veagh will $26,000,000 of government oney deposited At present there is about) national deposl for banks. tortes. EASTERN CIRCUS WILL SHOW HERE. Hagenbeck- Wallace ring clreus has completed all the ar The rangements ances here tng July and Tuesday jceptionally large one, ground available for the entire show le bounded by 27th ar he Hagenbeck trained wild ant shown all over the and to insgre j mala, which world, will perfo As satan caged arena 40 foet In diameter in| celebration of the Catholic societies) carried for this exhibition of Bt. Alphonsus will be held at Bal-| pgenbeck’s train one of the This | Hagenbeck-Wallace | coast. CHANCELLOR MEETS WITH THE KAISER (ity Untied Press) BERLIN, from Kiel kalser and Chancellor Vou Buelow are holding @ confe Hie! the tmperial yacht Hohenzollern to- While it 1s generally thought 4-| that the conaultation is held to dis cuss the government's financial re- form program now before the reich- stag, the specific point of discus sion has not been divulged, much curlosity is being evinced. . m.—Flight of the airship “A.-Y-P." 3:30 p, m—Lecture tn Auditorium. No admission charge, minister Abbey,” 4:00 p. m—Clan Fraser, Highland musicians, will play at Nome Cirele. 7:30 p. m.—Flight of the airship “A-Y-P. 7:46 p. m.—Concert, Innes Band, Music Pavilion 8:00 p. m.—Madame Schelle and her trained lions, free attraction, foot of Pay Streak TOMORROW IS LINKED WITH EVERY DAY (BY REV. JOHN A, JAYNE. "Tomorrow cheats us all. thou stay Aud leave undone what should be done today? Hegin—the present minute's in thy power; But still t adjourn, and walt a fit-| ter hour, Is like the clown, In hopes the run: | ning tide Will all ere long be past not to know It #tili has flowed the same, will forever flow.” John Hughes, Tomorrow ie indissolubly and tr revocably connected with today! He who lives well today will, things equal, live well tomorrow, He who begins his sentences of today with an “if* will end hia life in a shift, An “ ably a “shiffler.” Few men can write of life in the imperatt can write In the indicative if they 6 minutes, Pour over tt 1 cup of} will, hot milk and stir till dissolved. Add % cup of powdered sugar, & tea spoon of lemon or orange extract Whip 1 quart of cream to a stiff froth, and when gelatin mixture Is cooled and of the consistency of a} syrup mix gradually with the creata Jand fold in % cup of fruit pulp} (canned or fresh) prepared — by pressing through a strainer, Pour into a mold with closely fitting Id fand bury in fee and salt for 3) }hours, Remove and serve with a | m You garnish of whipped He is a slave who begins his sen- tence with “If things were differ- ent.” He is a monarch in undis: alm who 1 can,” puted rt thorefe What a man is today, apt to be tomorrow prophecy of tomorrow thou a man diligent in his business, he shall stand before kings.” field of the idler yields no har in automo Today is the loom upon which to- morrow's fabric is woven. may freeze in an ice cream freeser.| weaves idlenesa shall have by Rev, b that he is] the Today is the cloth of regret for his toll. Why do| Who weaves through the golden hours, the strands of opportunity with the shuttles of purpose, shall never go naked, What a man does with today, that with tomorrow. Cortland Myers who says: a man does with the dollar he will| do with | does with one book he will do with What he does with small opportunity What he does in ordinary life he will do In the moment when he declared he would reveal start and high heroisa,” he will do a library larger. ling courage Man's safety In of life is gauged by his use of to: days. He who comes to today’s prob- leme with tion, will find there has been given him a cumulative strength that will enable him to meet tomorrow's dif- floulties with promptness, and dispateh. Old Indians in going into battle belleved killed gave them added They believed that the strength of! the dead man Ife and strength with his. belleved that every ground in battle Nature gave them of her strength to help them tn thetr lof need tions of the both victories and defeats mon re coming battles, | Mother celve atre’ Conquered mean that tomorrow there shall be} no enemies. It does mean that to: wey | victory wilt a! OKLAHOMA with mu Union early by later the The closing was firm Treasury Me 6,000,000 In the head, and 1 nee for my purt turn of energy compounded many g Sunday even-| and continuing Monday The cireus is an ex and the only! animals were features of the World's) fairs at Chieago and St mee on board Orchestra, sley Henson supplemented he old Greeks time they hit| greater power tn Failure in life's Ment jetgry 4 ' f the flwe of , and ! inny nal t to spur t height i} y wo » count vie t ither it a Ume to wood ove Tod the time for tuations, pres® + Ing forward, hard fighting and throne are made { metal arit climbing. As fronded ¢ are bu ip awing feet Despair must come at tr to al jit is the skull In eve und Yot, as Burke sal Never dé spair, but if you do, work on in dé apal He wh elds bimeelf a victim to 4 r saps the energy jof his own soul and unmana him elf for the confilet of life |marches that a man should allow |himeelf to beat on a drum of his SAN FRANCISCO— if All honor to the little sol | ditional dier boy, who, when ordered to Calhoun i s retreat, made reply Sire |for change of venue of bi this drum never played that, and the alleged bribery of members Of) {t never will.” They win whose |drums beat, forward! Taps are for the dead, the reveille is for the liv adoing ng Who are ready to be up and Today's strength wisely used ts like money out on compound tn terest. In the hour of severe strain it makes the way more easy and pleasant. Webster sald of a crite moment in his congression. al career; “All the reading of my past seemed to rush through my d but to reach t which I ded That was a re pp and take th os He who uses today well will find that tomorrow will use him Ike wine. AUTOS CRASH AT A CORNER With a cresh, two automobiles, j one owned by George W. Stetson, the other by George C. Myers, came together at the corner of Broad- way and East Thomas st. at 9 o'clock last night, with the result that Mrs, Stetson was hurled from the car te the pavement, sustain- ing 4 fractured arm and {acing possible danger of internal injuries. Mrs. Stetson was taken w her home, 1531 Thirteenth ay. 8. where she was treated by the fam- ily physielan and then taken to the Minor hospital At the time of the accident the Stetson machine was being driven north on Broadway, while the My- | ers car was coming west on Thom- as st, Just as the two machines came to the corner they crashed together. Mrs. Stetson was the only one injured. In Mr. Stetson's ear were Mr. and Mrs. Riley Me- Coy, of 914 East Jefferson st., and Mrs. Harry Taylor, of Wenatchee. Besides Mr. Myers there was a man by the name of A. Anderson and & woman in the other car, None of the occupants of that m-- chine were Injured. GRIFFITH CO, Inc See us MONDAY about these buys: LEARY AVE,, Ballard, 560x100, $4,200, SIXTH N, E. AND 43RD, 75x 100, $2,250. EWING AVE., ROSS ADD., 80 x120, $2,250. 20TH AND CHERRY, 40x128, $2,200. IMPROVED acre at Brighton, $2,000. LOTS 4 AND 5, BLOCK 10, Fourth Plat West Seattle, $700. GILMAN PARK, 506x100, new road house; make offer. 40 ACRES, half mile from water, Millers Day, Kitsap Coun- ty, 14 miles from Seattle, bor ders on Pt. Madison Indian Res- ervation; standing timber worth the price of $40 per acre; terms to suit yourself. GRIFFITH C0. ALASKA BLDG, Main 7052. Ind. 3836. [Tere Really ls Relief From Paying Rent, Even If Your Income Is Small Our plan of buying a home for peo mitted — memms, ulving them the opportunity to pay us back with the money they would rent, has settled of home-seek of wage-carners, me for our OWNING va. RENTING, The Security Building manent, hed 1008. RAL DULLDING M i264—Phones—Ind, L 4486. ie i ieieaallaneeneiandieinnsiyseneeemenenmeeactenm at Ma