The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 24, 1911, Page 9

ee. ee ee I must deliver these hats at once, Fillmore Hats are in great demand. 50 McDonald’s Hat Store 1023 Third Ave, Between Madison and Spring The most delicious cakes, cookies or doughnuts. At ali reliable dealers and res. taurants. Made by Sqry the deal- on a big margin of those extra frille— You get is the PIANO _ We're in the low rent dis “ tb have voty small ex- why we sell an known worth for $100 lest of terms at that CHERT BROS. 1205 First Ave. 321 LYON BUILDING Alaskans are invited to call and |ing a mass od circumstances this office their headquarters. |seemed to point to Beattie. sha Square OPEN EVENINGS Tel. Main ee AMUSEMENTS MOORE THEATRE at Wallack’s theatre. New York. recor. at the Wednesday mati ‘ toes, best seats, $1.60; ¥ and Saturday matinees, 50c now on sale. TONIGHT AND ALL WEEK. Matinee Saturday. Henry B. Harris Presents TEE couNTRY BOY BY EDGAR SELWYN, Spite. Best Comedy of the Year $1.50 to b0e; em tropolitan Theatre SEATS 10 A. M. Cohan & Harris’ ~THE— FORTUNE HUNTER WITH FRED NIBLO AND A . PERFECT COMPANY Including Miss Josephine Cohan Nights 50c to $2. Reg. Mats. Wed., Sat., S0e to $1.50. Seattie Theatre Both Phones 43 ONIGHT——TOMORROY AND NIGHT. ‘CHEC! af With the MATINER Big Cast and Production, ‘THRER TWINS” $1.09, Lois 1 THEATRE Tonight—-All Week. inesday, Saturday. Stecttate Co. ro sSaacuti ROAD SHOW NO. 1 Girl Bohina the Counter.” 15--Peoplo—16 ther 8. & C. Acte—6 _ PANTAGES THEATRE “Unequaled Vaudev! 7 Big Acts LUGI D/'URBANO and His Italian Band ie July 18, Ht house. |® September 8, SUCCESSOR TO STEINER Councilman Steiner, been absen for two : ", favoragly has wont bis realgnation from Calt-|/*)P Sy. cod tt will be fornia, where he went hoping hit/ine yotes of Hesketh, Erickson, | health would improve. Goddard, Griffiths and either War- The resignation will become ef /dall or Kellogg. Haas and Blaine fective when a successor is elec will, of course, vote for an out and and the council will take tte first out reactionary Hot next Monday, At present! Other candidates for the post ‘aul K, Mohr, the well-known labor |tion are A.B. Flagg, John Scram, loader, stands the best chance of A. B. Ruffner, C. W. Smith and ae selected. Taree suena Hiram Poa who has) are practically pledged to him now; months, |and two others are considering him | | by | TOOK TO DEATH CHAIR SKRERTRRRARERA WS 191.—Mra, Henry ® Clay Beattie, jr, murdered * July 21, 191l—Henry Clay arrested, 191L—Trial be Chesterfield court 1911-—Verdict ® of guilty, Beattie sentenced to ® death, *® November \24, 1911—Death ® sentence executed. * SRE EEE EERE HEY Story of Famous Case Four months ago, on a dark July night, Henry Clay Beattie returned from a joy ride on the lonely Mid lothian Turnpike, with the blood: stained body of his wife held close to his side im his auto. But an hour before the couple had left the home of the girl's uncle, Thomas Owen. There the body of the dead Seeeeeeeeeeteee THURSDAY | vestigated our woman Was taken, and there Beat te told a story of « bearded high. wayman who held up his machine in the road, after the auto had nearly run him down. Beattie sald that when he started his auto to run away from the bearded strang er, who was armed with a shotgun.) 00000 the man fired at the machine, kill-/ Gf South Richmond, and hin rela ing Mra. Beattie. |tions with the beautiful 17-year-old While the family of the dead girl Heulah Binford were discovered. mourned her death at home, Beat- Indicted by Grand Jury tie, with police officials and private} On August 14 the grand fury re detectives, scoured the neighbor. turned an indictment agninat Beat- hood for traces of the bearded tie for murder in the first degree, highwayman. The bloodsoaked and on August 21 he was placed on auto, in which he had carried bis/trial, Then ensued one of the | wife's body, was pressed into serv- strangest, bitterest legal battles ice, and Beattio himselt ran the that Virginia has ever known, gruesome vebicle up ahd down the Paul and Beulah Midlothian Turnpike through the! ‘Throughout the trina! Paul Beat- | night. tle, the star witness for the pros. First Suspicions ecution, and little 17-year-old Just as dawn broke, on July 18,/ Beulah Binford, sweetheart of the Lather L. Sherer, Chesepeake and |prisoner, were kept locked Ip Ohio railroad detective, brought | Henrico county Jail. Paul was on jinto the case by tho girl's family, | the stand for two days, but the 17. reached the scene of the crime/yearold girl was never taken to with a brace of bloodhounds. Then Chesterfield courthouse to tell her | the first suspicion of Beattie him-| story. She had been summoned jself took root. The bloodhounds @ witness by the prosecution, jeircled wide about the place/but the shrewd lawyers betieved through woods and fields, but bay-|that her attachment for Henry ing loudly, they invariably returned | Beattie would make her an unde to the spot where Beattie declared |sirable witness, and she was never his auto stood when hia wife was| placed on the stand. shot. A sbort time later a negro Then the Conviction mammy” found @ single-barreled! In’ her stead, her mother shotgun, identified by Beattie as| middle-aged woman, the gun with which bis wife waslof her daughter's relations with killed, at a railroad crossing about Henry Beattie; bia love for the half way between the scene of the girl and his renewal of thefr inti. ertme and the Owen home, fmacy after his marriage. After Beattie, in his stories of the kill three weeks of taking testimony ing of his wife, told widely differ: and argument, the twelve Chester ing tales. He was particularly field county farmers retired one contradictory in bis description of evening to the jury room, the man whom he accused of the|down and prayed for Divine shooting. For three days detect-|ance, discussed the evidence, ives worked with all their energy | |and prayed again, and then without definite result, but gather-|into the court room, with m ver- that jdict of guilty. Judge Watson im- The| médiately pronounced the death the sentence, fixing November 24, to as a Lothario” a Se as the —_ of the execution. LABOR MEN RAP BANKERS — FOR UNFAIR ATTITUDE ATLANTA, Ga., Nov. 24.—Every| up systems that have been tntro- day {* developing new phases in| duced by certain employers.” the McNamara case. After the A.| ,, 27am scoffed on Be hie ad |F. of L. convention unanimously | federal court in Indianapolis show adopted resolutions to finance the an unusual or questionable expen great legal contest now in progress | !ture, as has been charged in cer tain newspaper dispatches, “We and enthusiastically cheered Job/ ours the fullest investigation of all Harriman, the sociatist-union cam-| ety on the part of our organiza didate for mayor of Los Angas, | tion,” said Ryan. “We have already the delegates were amused to learn | besayre a dozen spies in ye —_ and there are many more, but they ca ia Guiiens sanaréee wate o0. are unable to discover anything of tion on the charge that the union|®" !eriminating nature, because Geople were attempting to bribe | there ts nothing to discove and coerce witnesses in the McNa mara trial “The bankers might have been in better business if they had in-| ide of this big fight before they listened to this false accusation,” said President Ryan of the Bridge and Structural Iron ae Workers today. |; pound, ents pound: Eastern sugar-cured ba. Death Toll Heavy. con, by strip or half, 16 cents pound; HENRY CLAY BEATTIE, SR. Aged Father of the Condemned Man a dig told the story hjstory of the young son of asadlivam merchant, 18 conta 20 cents pound; Eastern ha |form of one of ofr members em- jer’s establishment, and in the same |time six maimed men are carried In every 32 hours the mangled | he grown 4 “dressed turkey: guaranteed and 30 ployed on an iron or steel structure | POU" or bridge is carted to an undertak ents pound; pork roasts, pind; 10 Alnmkn ian’ font, 2 mince meat to a hospital or grie¢-atricken home. Yet the eminently respectable bank Jers side against us when we organ-| P° ize to end this wholesale destruc: | 5 tion of life ‘The representatives of the Zrectors’ association, a creature of the steel trust, charges that we are], Im ™ 7 responsible for the death of 19 men| pork toast. 12% conte in the Los Angeles Times explosion. | pound; veal roast, Not only will that claim be proven # pound; false in the McNamara trial, but we will show that we endeavored to ‘ secure an agreement with the Erect- nts pound: ben ors’ association to prevent, or at! o¢, mpound: pot roast least minimize, this awful slaughter | pound; smoked liver of human lives, due to the speeding | “ents pound: ham, sausaxe Mother and Two mh Boys Are Killed SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 24- Mra. L. R. Ware, formerly, of ‘Ban , and her two boys, 5 | were found ; dead from asphyxiation in ther “ Daatorn oxay, pre today. a i mn ‘ ae Ware's husband is said to fwift' Gioomarintine, be traveling in Burope, Fau plumbing is believed to be re- sponsible. The Kind That Bites NAVY choles pot roast pound: Win Japan sw nt; all Nelis pears, nt potatoe ents and pound 15 conte ai Rastern chickens 10 conte pound: haltbut tenderloin of sale, ¢ cents pint; ‘ling cod, ¢ pounds 26 Gordon Tracie Room ($07 radon mag. ‘Marion. 30 SAMPLE oye PURE HORSERADISH vs Tonic; your grocer has it d strong in 10c¢ betties. Includes blacks s. Complete as Ba) fof sixes and pat- terns. west Model , = ea THE STAR—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, Removal Sale of WALL PAPER Room Moldings Framed Pictures Sheet Pictures China for Decorating Pyrographic Novelties Special Pyrographic Outfit, for Friday and saturday, $1. 15 COMPIOLE oo. ceeee vee 907 Second Ave. 1100 First Ave., Cor. Spring Bt. odeueiianan me “CHRISTMAS GIFTS CARVING SETS MANICURE SETS POCKET KNIVES The Kind That Bites NAVY PURE HORSERADISH “Nature's Tovite; your grocer has it fresh and strong in 106 bottles. A POPULAR PLACE ewe Stationery The Kind That Bites NAVY PURE HORSERADISH Nature's Tonite; your grocer has it fresh and strong in 10e bottles, Money Saving Wall Paper and pate Ingraina, double roll Moire Cellings, double roll re Varnished Tile, double roll. 35¢ Kitchen and Bedroom Paper, per roll. -10¢ and 124 Lincrustia Walton, per yard. S@ Interior Stains, per gal. $1.40 Shingle Stains, per gal. ...60¢ Duteh Kalsomine Tints, 5 Ibs. “Bhe 1be Floor ‘Waxing Brush. $1.50 Japalac, pint, 45¢, quart, 8O¢ C. it. Dahlem & Co. 1608 3rd Ave. Bet. Pike and Pine Grips and Suit Cases to the people of Seat- tle for a good many years. Most of them have been mighty well satisfied, because they have come back again and again to buy. In many cases they have brought their friends. These facts speak pret- ty well for square deal- ing, don’t they? Here you will find the biggest assortment from which to choose. That’s important, too. We'll save you money and give you most Quality here. Stoelting’s Trunk Stores 2—of them—2 706 2d Av., 1420 2d Av. | | Women to seit Newest Fur Turbans Made of your old furs. styles now In. MODEL MILLINERY 527 People's Bank Bidg. NEW W TODAY BRO T VARNEY oF HOLLOW Sit. POR Ligss, almomt new we, Tull banement, tion; have paid inperegt, aseonachonte, tenes, toac! DILBAMLA Reventh and If you have HAR LA IT CLs I 10 wits AY mod fine view, good sooo poze * Ad- * ND Union. tried warn from other withou: a ous, Prof, FULLERTON FURNITURE CO. Ave now in much late 1614 6th av. out of the Mivtrtet, and are able to moch lower prices than os They will buy ¥ hai take your for new. 1614 Sth ay, 708 ood 1 -—} sores,” Ad\roam’ ie riers at ih rent sell at the ble our Ree: hoor will Phone Main 6 ACRES OVERLOOKING LAKE WASHINGTON AN Under cultivation, to foom bungalow. Owner, Ave Malin 463. D cITy trade for 6 oat FUNERAL, DIRECTORS. THE ROSENBURG UNDERTAKING corner Ninth and Union: FREMO 3117 Fremont av. orth 220, Groen 31 BUTTERWORTH BRO! Professional Directors and Kinbalmera 1921 Ist Ronney-Watson © Funeral ore, Third av. Both phones 13 Main NT OF- Phones, Ne Licensed Phones 949, wor “and Uni GPECIAL NOTICES. "THE 1318 TI The home of cowboy tures, Firat ay, no: ad Dream.” BF Fitna ractice _ Bide. Tos view. ay. LEGAL NOTICES. en ¥ ent of his par J. Peterson & sv., and will continue _dnean in bis name. inch rubber a . Route 2, Bo: PERSONAL. PERFECT HEALTH OXYPATHY Stok friends, climb out of th: apen tence rigs and the dope w one poimon * & hopeless y Bever find ren way life prine 4 and bulider w ‘ON OXYPATH 4-15 P-L Bide i ere Ke permanent, Operation doten' oF labo ian ple- door to the a hile Aenial Lits | © depths i} ath that) use Oxy ple. ER CO. Seattle, Wash ECURED—Do not ‘over 100 cases cured tn past two years, from age 1 year ir “Biel Bide 2nd av. at ‘The Harvard System, Pike MARRIAGE CEREMONIES PERFORMED | PHONRS: MAIN G6 Com binge working girl or Gs "and 35. “Addreas Wilh _ General Delivery An energetic, refined. widow, axe man ax x- Bon Sie least Join our “Bureau. Ladion tree Wantet—To buy hair Switches made to order 1011 PIKE ST. adoption, h 219 08 Fancy Sheil iandied Bo: Souvenir Pen Co. box books. Good mon Position In st __ dress H. D.. room 621 Ee Widow of 35. with o position Nousexceper for man. Phone Red 22 complete paid while learning. course only $26, Call and nol or write f ONAL hington, or 720 Thi Phone, Main 424 Apartinents—tious ma, $176 and up, sing 0 and up; best and apartments in market Wanted to oat iy Baseme: ie Onl A ccliasat jonires reapectabie artner in rooming house ta nl ‘pine 4| 55 acres: is fw An unlimited geo our rijeulars. BARBE COLLEGE. rd Av. keeping Juio “Western ae. at nt 20M. 1413 1 and Un BAYLIS east money? 108 Resiwar steam water pool room 2% cents per cue ance, 1031 Third ay. W. 1 Daine hand clothes bought Mohanged. 1017 Pike. 1, 2689 Mon to buy fine « pay for It with work. “Tn COAST —_ CO-OPF REALTY. ASSOCTATIC Rooms 201-2-2 Bailey 1 Situation wayted by man an kind of work. A 172 Wanted Firat ers’ Shipping pay associations. 1-2-2 Bailey B} Hotel ald, ex M. 5833. i SITUATIONS Ws WANTED—MALE. | NAA ATIVE oN Ide. nd wite P class men to organize Farm- BOARD AND ROOM. Well furnished room and gtrietly home cooking Near 3 1316 First Hill. Bast. 6207 board genth Mar! _ HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS One “apartnventw at $1.50 w “ly tity gas, laundry, beth 9 transfer of baggage; weel yonty of light and sunshin To noe these rooms in CLOSE IN HK. APTS. Second and Denny W nd phones freo rent FURNISHED TOOMBS. FARMS AND ACRES—Continued LW of town BOUT 2 10 day; wall Jand ts right in lin and is bound to be more new mt roome, long time Hroadway and give T MALTBY aplend ¥, not always & COMMONWEALTH SECURITY CO. 627 Int Ave M 1612. _ HOUSES FOR RENT RPA RODD DD DDD DDD DPD » OUR WEEKLY RENTAL BULLE a . iG ome TIN CONTAINS WHAT YOU D eg cc cecc c ¢ WANT TWO CHOICE CACRE TRACTS By be in know your name and address we will mall Contains every thing we have to le Ou Pavit's ComPany, 709 Becond Ay. Main 2141 Ind. 3600, » D RREE ELE BRE EES price, “ROBERT MALTBY 1919 Alaska Building. $900 SOUND FRONTAGE- PER ACRE rent to Jan $60 CASH, $12 PER MONTH acre with new bu w. Ao] 20 acres with an oaay wlope to malt Muse = biuffe—eplendid soll, adorn spel. d fir timber for N ‘ba ~ Wout Lov ok. Adjoina well Gar, met oft at tind at Jrateniak tet a Good “F ine, Mast Queen a surnm Anne, #26 QA. 737 ahh places. CHARLES SOMERS COMPANY, Alaska Bullding. Ninth and Pike” BUSINESS CHANCES. CHICKE We have a b-s terms of § If properly will pay being clone Price balance month, down, HOMESTEADS. We can locate you on an exception- good homestead © e of the beat fr ern Wash 1 Kirkland ferr Call! BU: TRKE & “PARRAR. 104 Cherry St. 340 black alder bottom ity; 1 mile fi station. $10 cash, 2 HANSON & CO, Floor N. ¥. Block “RICH ALDER BOTTOM LAND — Just west of Tha city, within driving Giatance of one of the best markets tit ard ay. KINS LAND COMPANY. FARMS AND ACR A FIVE ACRE FARM FOR FIVE DOLLARS We will nell you a nice little Sacre farm: fruit plenty of work for every one at KIRKLAND One acre of rich, black bottom, all monly a short time. —— ee ber to build Can be sold for $16 monthly, Kirkland property never overflows R, H. COLLINS & 80D 908 Third Ay. AND $3 MONTH “acre tracts In Wash- cl, eamily red, pear good road. Bargain price. fore we raine th Will remain ope Get @ tract Independent Rave for the never ch ont Sst Dur pr Kirkland, Easy walk to pay mall payments per acre—$5 down WE PAY THE TAXES Vattl the is pald for and we LAND CO, Room 15 Downs B 109 Second Av Phone Main CAN YOU SPARE FIFTY DOLLARS? If no come and mee mie, for Ih use, with two large tracts of rich black loam soll, near Lake Washington, where I can give lnmediate terms 215 Columbia Ls utiding. *. improyed, an sae, 1,960.00; $60:00 down 00 per month; two mi ketown, Address B09. CITY REAL ESTATE. a 12.50 PER ACRE i ss : creek bottom, 30 A NINE BARGAIN Ider, ¥ine| Beautiful S-room modern cottage, re adjol electric light fix- plac a window shades, lot 60x100 to and neight road through owner must raise a h front, $1,200 cash in & hurry. Get bury. Qaly four miles to, main three rafiroads to Sea: WEST COAST LAND “co., 1119-14 American Bank Bldg. teaver dam land; no trees stump: ex hay jand acres slashed « balance easily cl from Ren milea balance to suit; no nor blocks to car. down, balance easy car to 65th st. ank COTTAGE REALTY CO. th 2040 Duner, 9836 61 $1,4607 $2 Take Phinney o floods In Qu fail ducing paying crops, and are oven th len Park, near Bastlake c rooms, kane markets. with bath: pretty yard: for. $1,800 with ail linprovements paid in full close to paved ersity campus, bag IL L a NISBET, Kenwood 2. 262 14th NE DOWN, $5 MONTHLY BUYS A HOMESITE We have a fine view lot. overlooking Seattle and the mountains, for on those easy terms. If ye Beat rent look this up. Sh arth several times more in the EN RANCH FOR $15 DOWN, $5 PER MONTH At, Kirkland, only 26 minute Seattle. A iare loam sof}, eS ; a $5 oar and ‘Kirxlan ee ery. te our ak BURKE. ‘é “FARRAR 104 Cherry Will pay big profits, 1 have house, with a large tract of loam ‘soll, where you can raise! poultry and ve res $40 at it with us: you ar pleased. American Tldx White Bldg. Open ¢ CAN YOU RAISE $507 If you can, thin should inter imme: iy—5 acre wagon and auto road ari¥ing an of 8 SEVEN HUNDRED DOLLARS 4 loam halt ready fo Lopes soll: oF ks of ehicken lots or 4-room cottage, wo. bio and lake. house. and yard b ACR $10 CASH, for 0c, any they're ‘done. 1. Bldg. tinge of a etrie lights, all in, on exments pala in t, 490x100; $100.00 5.00 a th, 7 ine timber, Ate; | 81,200.00 buys a pretty helt A plastered, e wo! ¢ 1 school, just west aw Owner dav ga. Open even: LAND per acre, Just Washington; « county road] to 2 to wchool, | $3 SON, in KIRK acres for $75 miles from La spring on place. On and ft, F. D, route, ¢ RH COLLINS & ird_Ay POR $16 extra fine soll and|* Phinney av. car a 500,00, south. ia ata low figure. blad, 5711 27th Ave. ) cash and $12 per month buys an une of clear spring} acre, with now | bungalow; elty ae OF Seat, APring) Water; neat car. lino, Only 850, 1 mile to dook;| See owner, 407 Unton st. groceries de-| FOR SALE elty . COLLYPR, 804 Leary Bldg. lo Remi Rstate Assn, BUILDER.” gonies, HO 109 White Bldg. livered to yo HALL 1016 Amorican Bank Bldg. Theap--20 acres horth “town, on county near Bothell, three only $75 an a nfo $10 month, John Central Bldg.” you want @ chicken wee Kauttman-Kolly | Co. Wir Send road springs, American Main X {fortune fn bast e Live 2,500 cash, balan 3 7 por cent. | 449 Bank vite Main 2642 FOR SALE Improved or unimproved. L. Colman, 666 w York Bik. Se- | sitio Main “2t0;" Ina, “2182, anen 8, OM Block ITY PROPERTY fonda’ soll, See Geo. Sutter, $43 Central Bldg.” on wharf, OF see a} A ag mE Ce a ga? : eas e OOinee just off new macadam state) 53 ie LOREMAN BERRY REALTY Co. FOR EXCHANGE ¥ LOANS On Improved or vacant pr Zand & $59 to fime, an lay. | St Block OUR 1 yer cont, ANY sImOr ntral Bldg, TRUST COMPANY, on Iniproved Hoatile t 7p Rent & Collectio fean Bank Bidg. LAKE BURIEN PROPERTY, POL AN OPPORTUNITY | | Large tractsam new Lake Burien car line, at Lake Burien, down. 106 Grand Ind. 1566 $100 up, Trunk +10 Dook, | we T SEATTLE REAL ESTAT ra B, Kiefer, Ren! Katate 14 Downs Block, Main 2484, Ind. 2268 FOR SALE—WOOD AND COAL OT Peat Tos a aoe MeLeod: Pi: FOR SALE—FURNITURE. PPA AAP SPADA PPP PD PIKE RNITURE ly & Bail. hand ook #tov. o ranken & mp exe your old sto: THE STOVE HOUBE, 60) PIKE ST, Plumbing and repairs; cut rateng prompt attention; | satisfactory Main 6911; A 2174 Went Bonttin ex 1V LY. Tos bocond av tent Naat py Wainwright CO. me rat work " Bplandid high grade mahogs re # : First ay WANED TO iu Main 6686 tnd, 2634 Buys —FURNITU RAMSEY sells, trades furniture, gem, TURK, everything. 1998 tat Ay, stoves, Fe LLERTON AT second-hand good ys Thursday Va Go. isi0 2382, ape edisvnecton FOR SALE—miSCELLANEOUS andard bred poultry, ones hatching, pigeons, Belgian ducks, Keone. turkeys, as. Ord: poult POUL! Pine and ABH REGISTE Bow ont FOLD AND F NCH ANGRD A DWALL, 411 MADISON, Paine as four harnesses, dump and stick wagon; reasonable. 13th and K ction Ind MARKET, e Place. Business Directory ween and bungalo ete. 600 V. W. Voorhees, 411 Ettel Bldg. jane, giving sizes, Arehi- o 0 Canada (230 hes in Canad: General» banking on savings and tt TLE BRA y. Holt, Mer. iadow | and Ind. 2181. Fo ‘av. Maint AS Loans on furniture, horses, ete Mam Roach. room 717_N. Y. =| $10 A.W. KLINE, 456. ARCADE BLDG, Minneys, stoer, pipes, wae facture boilers, ,| Short ¢ “1 Cys. . eat ern best equipped shop in town.) Kesidences in all parts] ¥ ctlcal ex om. Hen R —changed. 1017 Pike. 12689 100 White Building. time loans at low rates on collateral securit Rpeckert—AMi courts, colieettor corporations organized; notary pub- lic; damage cases a specialty, B Second floor Stevens ng, Academy, on Fourth, be- ike and Pine sts. 201-2-3 BURK LT Damage cases property ri estates, Reed the high Bik. Ph residence, y experience in 211 Boston Main 5214; Garwin A. Townrend, 903-3 Halley. Bldg, Consultation free; husband and wife: injur Mivice tree ph Alien, Attorney. Laws of husband and’ wife; __fases. 203-4 Crary Bidg.. Main 1040. MILCH GOATS GOAN MR Pare, ren and de! Beton Send 10 cents for samp! Hobart, Wa. lands, Oph tometrist, 763 Leary 2174; Ind. 1378, >, Grataate Of Bldg. M. C08: PRANK BROOKS Paraly matism. nervous, and ses, piles, etc mo it te wecmacin ly ful Arcade Annex, rooms third floor N. Mt. Ga Goitre, wom throat, catarrh. b8 Arcade Annex, Mulfinnix, $8 and WoM ° an methods. | 206-7 Opposite postoffice. WT. Lovering, 219-20 Damber ce. Both phones m, skin diseases. 965 A np aSeee, - “Y Yaskinx, counsellor "ts written epinic lidity of patents _ Block. Phone M Barnes & Co. torneys, §10-11 for hook Adams & Brooks, resist and Trad Mark Attorneys in Seattle. 600 Central Liberty. ta Henry Pe zi 1 patent at- Hose Bldg. Write 20 year Butlatny "PLUMBING AND HEATING _ nnn D, B. SPELLMAN CO. Plumbing, steam and gas fitting. We claity in prompt deliv= 1811 Eighth ay. Main No job t 9490, A 15) 659, Right prices, first Facog 1920 MBING: Main haw SHOW Mane Camomaraan Yor o cases returned, good as new, $5.00 foot 15° First av, car at Bell st. Main 8486, ‘Tua ° MIM aa S aA nye Ntovaes a cond av. Phones Ml 886. PRAT Coast’ Stamp Works, Baker Second and Main 3634. _ Blde., Main, § Ind. 13