The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 18, 1911, Page 7

THE STAR—SATURDAY, MARCH 18, 1911 7 Se FUNERAL DIRECTORS. BITUATION WANTED—FEMALE.| FOR RENT. MiBCELLANCOUS. | FARMS AND ACREAGE—(Contd.)| CITY REAL ESTATE—(Cont.) FOR GALE On EXCHANG How I Made My First Dollar Te [gett Sh , diel Rae aaa } HouSKe. BEING THE SECOND OF A SERIES OF HOW DIFFERENT se fe ada pedi 7 » ! » HO OARE ATTLE PEOPLE GOT THEIR START IN LIFE sreity. beak ph HED HOT be Pptrnc cnr . SPECIA. NOTICES. ! dolla ‘ FRUIT 100 ACK dT t . UNDER PLOW ACRE » goa from Gla \ 2 ; : OF THE BEST CELMRY ars old LAND IN THE WEST velghed 160° px LAND PLOWED 1 2 M ' + begsing to go : d FALL; 4 ACRES IN ARTI BUY—FURNITURE Finally my f r Wriaen '» CHOKES WILL FUR < got a plotu ie A specialty, Malu HOMUSTEADS. TeAM OF HORSE fun” end t ' : " 7 TOO! GOOD BAR prett EVERAL DWELLAS 7 pretty hu 2 ke HO . . ; - sachiee | ‘ Fi i HOMESTE =ADB. WILL RENT UNTIL ED . _ LIVESTOCK I pailed three years got knocked ~ ' ' FORREST LAND CO, Si naeaeener ae’ cite ; knocked | ° : INFORMATION AT THI pper | Ne wa ; OFFIC! hought necessary, and landed at Tacoma when I was 15, after going HED HOT 2 WR CORINNE SIMPSON around most of the world. I went : ‘ 4 AMERICAN BANK straight to the hospital then*with \ : TANT, | BUILDING yeilow fever, and car t broke, ry J : N14 IND. 486 Then 1 started In to earn a few jmore dollars by working in the our : : VOSS AMS SOCARe. UT RENTING mites at Black Diamond. eS : YOUR PROPERTY I wouldn't at early AaBLINgs eeeD training for folks Next to Publie’ Mark TRACTS mS OER ne only request, when me, was - aie WITH Chi ; wo that I shouldn't drink, and from that | ‘ TREET CAR SERVICE, AS ogg H MORRIS Bob Hodge, When He Earned His | day to this I have never touched a ATLANTIC t 86 MON en First One. drop of liquor.” RUPTURE CUnRDobe og and arn: water 9 VERY EASY TERMS. sgh ben idl HOME FOR $4 HAMILTON Some people have blamed the 12 who quit the couety hos leaving the patients with out attention The biame « uld ed FOR wou") AND COAL NEWELL, PPP ALPS PPL PD PPPS PDP nay ‘i p fea Kinds of coal and PATHE . YE SIMPSON rt ; ray CORIN SIMI NORTHWEST SEATTLE an with & thie Be a state REAL ESTATE Wainwright & aot. Phones Neato R _PROPENTE von ; wolees ; : Business Directory “ : BURKE & FARRAR, IN¢ & bal ge “ a") we ik 0 Ake 4 CENTS STYLISH MAK.LOV ‘ ‘ nney : , . CA Mat ten om ext 7 erty VFitimen ‘Sortea ane ; , . M4 ACRES YOUNG @ BROBERG Waar Alteration Dept” ‘New and : Phone 1 me Bey Areade Z ie ts ‘ WEST & WHEELED 000 FEET FROM WATER; EASY MARRIAGE CEREMONIES $09 Colman Bie rm ‘3 REACH OF SEATTLE; 8PLEN prone ERPORM DID LOCATION FOR CHICKEN FOR SALE _PMONMe: MAIN 4867; 18D. 49 RANCH AND SMALL FRUITS emutttu a ONLY $1,750; $250 CASH AND LONG TIME ON BALANCE. HOME FOR BOY OF MIXED BLOOD. Pee ee ee eee eee ee eee In one mont I come back,” said little Joe Paddock, nine years old, after Judge Frater decided that he should be returned to his Alaskan he For three years he has b eared for by his Indian aunt 1 Chinese uncle in Sea bot bis mother, who is an Alaskan Indian, and his father, & white man, became lonesome for him. of the county commissto striking nurses say weeks before the nurses Supt. O'Rourke asked for . FARM LANDS. a tight-hour day and $50 salary te 4 . * 449 meres of cholce wheat Innds 4x6 DANNER INVESTMI for the nurses. One week before! . , “ t : o " ° . — 2 . © ‘Teronte, Canada (208 asked the commissioners the sa fad ene ¢ H r = e sina @unrier aesion tf oom MAIN 8766; IND. 3630 creat allowed O® thing: At that time they. told the |o¢ be | lye B= ye Pn. : " broken but bas rw : : . : Bits Now Sid not retmata untess conditions (®t #2 F. and Allen Brockaway i . : Se wae t " ma WA adler ese conmiions husband and lo, were placed on ™ : ° houe T The night before the strike the/ — : ODAC S| New garments made and old rem 4 ey ant we n TWO LOTS POR $500. NEW LOCATION. yurses took the matter up with the ‘ > ciate court. The silk was foun atSet catiee. comn " the last time. | °** said to belong to the RVE = \ 96 . 4 h a; ne INN i . : a beta RVEILCE FURNISHED ROOMS : : : . ’ SPINNING'S BARGAIN STO! “Hamilton told us that If we dida’t | ¥47% and left at a fruit stand rey oye —— os NNN : ; : erica 1s NOW AT 1415-17 FOURTH po ig Bm ’ x” Ge copied | t * * eR REE EE EHH Reo wtin tite * " . 3 say. “He could flood the hospital ¥ : with nurses in three hours, he ls MAYOR GAYNOR BARS anid. HAREM SKIRTS NOW. eee eeeteeeeeeeeet ee ee the Pe SPINNING'S STORE SAVES. Un phen MAT cae Ms Guo Vinw SIMP! UOT rr) 2% FIRST AV. SEATTLE : . ; a nieten Sire mag AoeamaR NE we do not that we should be blamed for leaving,” th Burses insist AUD IRELAND Home for Ireland, so long fought toe and a boon which seem Kephton. 93 Bell at. Ind 1606. CONTRACTS AND MORTGAGES BOLGH NEW YORK, March 18.—No harem-skarem skirts aks” will be allowed at the ty hall, accord wed by Mayor Gaynor, fot ; an attempt: ty two The Vikeinun ] Gall belie “shown Virginia st. 1 | hot and cold w from West G Tat ane LITTLE RANCHES CHEAP. Secstuicas THE annes oi LITTLE RANCHES CHEAP. srows hair and cares | Westlake turotened. | LOmt AND FOUND. e nd 2 7 ~ SON CRETE to be near at hand, was the big PILI LALLA kis Sad Ba sing Yale Simmnage Po oath prt rts ype - Prarararer ara a a ee une age taewiiy Selly, Gear publig market. Messages of cheer and coagrate van, 1614 Mags-| rn - 7 The port bill recently passed was isan some ordered cabled to Ire issed by Corporation Counsel = talhow befor: h ici pal More than 100 sons of Erin at-|(alnoun, | before the Municipal ° ; Ser ante ; =r tended the dinner. John Maguire BABY OR CHILDREN * , - ‘i “ 2 ve the chairmen and Dr ., Wines WISE BOY. FREE PICTURE the ten Shannon joast mast <. } 7 : PPL LILI speakers were: Judge R. B, Al ‘ HORS Sire 3M Kicter. Weat Beattie Kaa! Baja bertson, Rev. Father C. F. Carroll - < 4 a . sore ¥ . 4 EXCLUSIVELY.” Ie E 8S. J., Judge George E. Douworth,| + 3” x ELWOOD LUMBER & TIMBE! B. NEWELL, Second av Main 248¢ James T. Lawler, _ Prof. ge 8. 2 Furnished | E-room 7 COMPANY, 223 Ener FOR SALE Meany, Jobo J. Sullivan and James ’ <t .f. 1. Ee a a, ea . H. Kane. FURNISHED HOU : Gaynor’s for a mob n and b eeeeeeeeeeeeee Seeeeeeteeee eee ee WEST SEATTLE REAL ESTATE (od iris for marking Tag Day a Success = ; eee ag, Rthkkka kaka ehaer ‘ HELP WANTED—MALE. CITY REA. EETATE. The committee in charge of ° 7 : o oe 8 OO | AS the Tag Day wish to thank ve t Waaee paid The Seattle Star for its work ‘ : , mo Soly “ ‘ F | MEET in helpin: the od cause are | ehpnae r pert along. | COMMITTEE ATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE, |, HOUSEKEEPING RooMe fii: Wat v 19 Third av.” er mS one ERE REE RE sii AY MAIL CLERKA WAN ° ° Ree : ary alternate w ” pr - var P b MASSAGE Seattle did itself prond yesterday pay; Deeparation free # fue amt +e A . soe. by buying $6,000 worth of tags t ning Seattle chaminations. Praak ! - | ince ‘ Genuine vapor ap baths. mass help the Edwin Briscoe Orpt 2 ee 6 Fr s ‘ ‘. ‘ nh Hotel EQiott, ad Pike Home at Orillia. Some 1,000 vol-| = ental, faoms. We aire. on LJ : . 1 N arti ane unteer tag sellers worked Many| “Now;-he's got what I really call a checke 3438 Third . 3 s ' paid Trom $1 to $19 for the | “horse sense a ; 5 ' Many business firms contributed.| “He never bets on one.” . F r : ; x as EY co Bon Marche and Freder & = G ° ~ ¥ be r a glasses. Revaties ach sent a check fo ARE YOU WELL INFORMED? | 20, [0% . t . - = 7 a ea VESem optical De Bon Marche also prov What ts auto-suggestion? POOL HOOM bird ; - A filG SNAP. CHERRY ST., corner FIRST AVE. uncheon for the tag s.| Who is councilman from aE: ‘ Savoy hotel donated two rooms | ward? adquarters What is the p a } yee va : wader | wie : ms salah — BOP ATME PENSION another 6,000 was ord dding? 7 wiles ‘ . 4 the FREMON ; rs ensed by state. Dr. : 3 s I > jus - M te, Nestor Blde., 2619 cap is now the style, ci iealeon woes © 2 Fintd of . | ; : e Sunny parlors, for old . n ae Maple BUSINESS CHANCE , cary q . . . | Na - or wit Patrolman A. KE. Heath was un - $ CHANCES | nd sree Ghd vammaes Stl able to identify William Walcke as|y x yy Mae TPE TTT TTS chauffeur who ran him down) «x wary 11, at the corner of Fre-| & The meatless breakfast is the vy. and Ewing Walcne |® rage, pot guilty. Judge Gordon|#% But we have some mis he case under advisement * givings & That the world has reached * the stage % Of turkeyless Thanks * * eve Steopath and optician, Avi People Bidg.. Secon 1 Pike. SALE OR EXCHANGE BHA SICLASS. DOCTOR W. D. WALKER, ‘and AGENTS WANTED. MERAH AN OPPORTUNITY, * Pa * * LABOR NOTES. * * * Oe eel pala echis abies edit disaBoebthndind The Pressmen’s union will hold a| ~ " E . ° : er n give or ‘ ‘ j the Renton Hill hall to-| MEN WANTED : ‘ t H : HB p Bare - CORINNE SIMPSON in complace givings. (teeta eee ee eK household goods, stoves and r | CALHOUN, DENNY & EWING, ) your old goods CORINN I 3 5 | A KA Bt D LLY & BALL, | | ‘anges. Wages $25 to $50 a Week in Auto-| [4 ¥ for further pa jess agents of all unions | rev iie Work—Thousands of Jobs Ma: ‘ Ind. 4166. Pike St organized a “Hoard of Busi-| (i tor competent Men In aeais, meeting every Satur-| A1"'52'4e of the Country i ornin The Central Labor council has adopted resolutions commending match trust for releasing it SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. In addition to the immense num-| SITUATIONS WANTEI : “yitee ber now in operation about 300,000 seaerort Setanta . Feed house, Fmvontny Aah Automobiles ‘will be manufactured |'liroad or commission, merchants c ; : meat he renin CHAP tent on the manufacture of this year and this means work for waste I ; Aim ae. 2 SNAP equisulphid,” a harmie thousands of men qualified to Sell,| r NG, paper hanging itary stibetitute for whi Repair, Drive and Demonstrate | 1 caning. | Pt a. the mobiles and ‘Trucks. ‘The | Pramas . ee, ne Bs ae oa pene laa Rochester Automobile School will WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS |< per month ag, jn bad ema fit any man in a few weeks to fill ; se gape of these positions, without in aqahomy. iti’ Mowe Ay : ; ot Clark Lauds Alaska tev‘erine with’ his present. empioy ai gree) nL Ee aa = ae aie nag ghar Phone | re aterad FaIeyE P wr me get him a job and give him ay cS WIT a GCN AT ied : 1 expect the future of Alaska to |an opportunity to make $10 weekly | === x = Renton. THIS WON'T LAST ; orge samp LP AERRRNS AND MONETS be found in ite farms,” sald Gov. oe reece ee? Por information| FURNIGHE® APARTMENT c . if minites by rail 9 ‘ous . ie en ; : Val B, Clark, in Se yester- | write ROCHESTER AUTOMOBILE BAN JOS arket Owner, Mr. Davi . * oan Seboat, § - | sc HOOL, 1605 Church St., Roche® | 19% rin #., two and thres-room apart ter. N. ments, free cooking gas, ny Mortia at Yealer ear barn | ann SUMMERS, in Alaska today costs from A good payin ® splendid more ¢ : terms, sina! Bilveratrand; zie miburg setting mee | a ton. This Is keeping at mum Te ener ~ | i BURY RAILROAD MAN ok LS arg ; Waliieg ait Wook Mutke av. "White. HED ; Ri xl : , ond y "nora =| maana~aan amos r Funeral servies for Cal By reer ~ 4.3974 wai In scat Matt) ‘cine ifescas ‘diamant oor New York i dked ort has | By red \ locker, the veteran railroad man, TRADES] pe, COUNCIL FLATS. fer co agg Bet FCA Oat came 6. ‘and pl \plote: ready | | 7 :eeLEY who dic Tusgdy ‘were*held thie renner | © ; ‘ ‘ mows. fh to siatieg ke afternoon at Johnson & Hamilton's 4 aaa antaraiched’-apare-| femntio®: Simantne’ rent (ree. Ht 6 y aiaiion, and protty tittle | apel, tinder the avspices of the AUBSORIBER> — rhe date geet, kel oem acne c : , OES Gog Seat range Bas 2 and Improved Order of Red wc cbch papee Whe welking.distan ; D1] i 4 months. Apply Dick Britton, sintion @ of rich land, situate south nee _ - vw REAL ESTATE LOANS. if'your aubacription has not 1b eee TaT wating | Se urate east of Auburn county “road MAGNOLIA BLUFF ONY AnD SORTS Tene MEEKER’S FRIEND DIES on the adress abel Is reverDt And $15. “Inquite 616 New York block. |®A#y ‘terms, Call Baacon 1486, 4868 Almont half of . 0 for’ Tone Sr short time and easy ay: ‘ny mall (airietly in advance), 40 cente| Phone Main 2169 ; =| Rainier ay s trots have #_SPRINC a thot, time, and ensy pay: : Jobn M. Thomas, ‘companion of| a inonth, w To Renta now widderh 6-rdom Tats a resiaurant for wala ot trade Tor fh ing to pay for sx102 FOR $860, Boston Block, Secona nna Columbia “ : YONY sara. Meeker across ‘the plains “in| #20: one year, $846 nth [UPBOR #14, lower’ $16." Inquire evenings estate; will geil ha at Ind, OLE HANSON & CO. Clone to Green Lake ear; cleared, ready Ind. 1862, and the man for whom Thom- sonata Vroom furnighen fiat, | Selling out Tarwe otook of wrocorlon at | mae -Thind York ittock inonth, 3010 Amerigan Bawe lag CHATTEL LOANS : SSD SUPPLIRS heat, furnished comp ; A big anap. : ; DORA OORT IAD ANS A A as station, on the Seattle-Tacoma | rooms ail full, pary going north; $146) 917 Columbia at - 4 ys ‘ohh ‘or wale by Owner, & #ix-room modern ate to Working peopie, Oscar F , Reger interurban, was named, is dead at) ye a Gah ot will tr manda, 605) | duburten prieting igang Dione aah ne p horse, buggy, chick nie ay “‘geritee, ian Laue to worn pebnin.” Oxoer Th Fon: | * MW MES sith, Preaaien his -home at Garieton, -Okanogan ‘Telephone ng | 1am —_ —_ TS Boo. ther infor: w sit Fourth wna Pike Phone Malu 1 Rae ome at Carleton, re ol aa eat alent etock, wood tad, | 711 . D. No. View tot, north endy chant | Loans on furnitars . Fox, “Biick end ovher Taken” Baaltle ouetr’ a eelstor tor pay inet. Sonaty, 6 4 444, $00 Blew fine location; 4 snap. “iad 'L, 2a86 X 4 terme, ‘Owner, 808 Arcade Antex, tam Rosch, room 111 New York Bidg.. | Typewriter & Supply Coy 822 Ne X. Bly, } “a