The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 25, 1912, Page 7

have a central body of the charitable and la now being ome 80 or 60 or independently of each ey This was unanimously de night by representatives Rarious organizations who wr the assembly hal! of the Commerce at the re o esetteritt. The mayor * meeting 1d outlined , od ‘that ee be served of all.the charitable ‘of the Temple de that with such ® acting other, the work 8 being dupli inted out that oo Ea eo easily im: the charity organizations hurt more deserving ap ‘ offered a mo- ee Secs re ‘of % to perfect Ly federated was elected noes oes Twelve w ae tee were chosen ‘and these will select the sig to serve with them. Mayor was given a gn thanks for bringing these . The following ° mittee: oe McBride, for the Cs churches; Rabbi Fock, for the Jewish syna : De. Strong, for the pestant : Frank DB. 9 the public sehoo!s; J. K rt, | Pike University: Mra. 1. for the Women's Feder seeds; Paul K. Mohr, for the er and Prank W. Baker, for the organizations; Dr. H the charities assocts Dr. J. B Crichton, for p city boards. & ‘WAY CONFER WITH BRYAN ‘Press Leace* Wire) x ON, June 25.-Sen- La Follette would not discuss acurrent story that he was ‘ today or tomor- with W. J. Bryan on pot allying with the Ne ae to form a fourth piel = progressives are defeate eratic convention. it ts ‘that should the pro- the Baltimore conven- La FPollette would with theirs to pre- with the Roosevelt jong bond of feeling Follette and Bryan is amd was recently ac- by La Pollette in a body. ©. J temporary party convention third on August 1, in all C. Say-} of the campaign selected at the Roow- in Aberdeen. Wash to have seven delegates wow polling the members mamittee in each county of Whitman county Pye respond. His tele ive elub or- % 100 members. Hon to organize all of ity for Roosevelt.” telegram to Snyder in Roosevelt's PRES ER RH ROHS * WALLA, June * May's judgment of & W. 8. Guntle & last long. As s00n ax & Was granted it # by W. R. Crif- ® * * Stthhheet ne WESTLAKE = : We Ib.; 280 b We 1h.: baking powder tem, 26¢ tb.; a cane mine cl 1b.; butter 5} ibe. 25e; f le Ib; salted ib; sugar pears. tie fh: each; gooseberrion . be each, mM, toe she king: a rring e ew Dota 4 tbe 10 fane yw laundry ite cantaloup. ‘ 10¢ th, On: peppe at fea bepper Ke Dastrion 400 Ib.; spi the organi-| ©) There will | be taken for an automobile ride over WORLD’S CHAMPION LION HUNTER, 9 LIONS IN 35 MINUTES PAUL J. RAINEY, THE WORLO’S GREATEST LION WUNTER, From Greenland’s fey mountains: bethought himself of Golbo, where to India’s coral strand is no farther! they spell warm, H-O-T. than from the habitat of the gilded] To get himself in shape for the society man of the “400” to the jun-|king of beasts Paul rassled with [sles of Africa~-or India either, for grinsly bears in the Rockies and | that matter, [with black bears in Misaiasippt The world's greatest lion bunter | canebrakes. is a-doing that very thing. Then off to Africa, to the A grammar schoo! class was | erous Golbo plains district asked: “Who is the greatest [fully shunned by the Colonel. But lien hunter?” Rainey slipped one over on the They divided among Danie! doliar-a-word hunter; he took along mason and T, R. a pack of bear hounds, In the All except one tittle feliow, | jungles he turned bia bear hounds He piped out, “Paul Rainey!” into lion hounds, and you ought to Paul it ls. The world renowned see the way those American houn’ hunter of that pleasant animal/dawgs chased the lordly king of | popularly supposed to prow! around | beasts and all his relatives over jroaring and waiting for somebody | that part of the dark continent to come up and be devoured | As Rainey took moving pictures Paul used to be a regular million-| of the performance, you can see it dollar kid, « classy yachtaman, turf. } for the price of one dime, ten cents. man, polo player, the beat “catch”| Those dawg» got so keen for in New York and Newport soctety,| lion that they could sniff an old jand able seaman in the champagne’ man eater in the next county. | sea. | Rainey nearly ran his legs off keep- Then he chucked all that stuffjing up with those bear hounds. and tried to climb to the top of the One day in 35 minutes by the clock |slobe, getting along toward the) he shot nine lions. In all 74 lone jaretic circle and over most of that were are no more, and baven't Greentand’s icy mounta. been since Rainey’s gun went bang: While freezing at Annatok, he| bang! ee SE ERIE cicaiitaat BALTIMORE, June 25.—That the jare in control he will be the chair democratic national platform to be|man of the committee. adopted hero will be {n direct con-| It has been definitely settled that trast to that of the convention |there will be no specific considers which renominated President Taft |tion of the initiative, referendum was the consensus of opinion|and recall, although it is possible among the leacers today. That|that they may be suggested an « Bryan will be one of the dominant) proper measure for consideration figures In shaping the document by the states themsclves. The di was admitted. Whether he wins or|rect election of U. 8. senators and loses bis fight on the temporary or-|a preferential primary, as well ax ganization, he will be Nebraska's|the direct nomination of most of representative in the resolutions |cinis, will be favored in strong committee, and if the progressives | terms, R FOR V. P. —— wore ‘THERE’S PLENTY OF TIMBE BALTIMORE, June 25.—There ; president the general impression is }¥as much quiet cdnsidoration by | that he would prevail on Gov. Wil jthe democratic leaders here today | son of New Jersey to be his running of available timber for the vice| mate, though Wilson has told bis presidenc While admitting that friends that under no ciroumst s |geopraphical conditions would con- would he accept second place. trol, and that final selection would| There was a well-defined boom In not be possible until after the head | certain circles for Senator O'Gor lof the ticket had been decided upon, |man of New York. He has taken a | the claims of the various candidates | distinct stand for progressive mea } Were discussed by the men who will |sures ever since he entered the }have the task of deciding who is | senate | the most available candidate. Gov. Marshall of Indiana If Bryan should be nominated for | other possibility & te ane nm care- is an — WILL LIVE ON PAVED STREET NOW Timothy Kellogg never lived on a paved street in all his three score and more years, But he will live on one before long, for, despite his protests, the council yesterday passed #n ordinance or- dering the paving of 24th av. $. and Charles st. Kellogg owns a number of unimproved lots in that district, and he had statistics of all sorts prepared to show that the paving was not desired. “1 never lived on a paved street in my life and I don’t care if never do,” the old man told the council. SEATTLE LABOR TO WELCOME WILSON BIG ENGLISH LEADER, TONIGHT all completed ;the city and in the evening he will |for the reception and entertainment |address a mass meeting at the of John Havelock Wilson, president | Sailors’ hall, Western av, and Sen lot the National Seamen's Union of jeca st England and Ireland, and former — — He will be met by a reception |committee consisting of Mayor Cot men’s union Eastern district of Washington this | On Wednesday afternoon he will| morning took Judge Hanford’s place Wednesday night he will address a/| tion pending the investigation of meeting at. the Labor Temple. |the impeachment charges against A entdivernia a B. Gilbert of this cireuit, upon the jeoma, on government ownershiD | cauest of Judge Hanford to be re- “sted pointed to investigate Hanford will |cafeteria; in the afternoon he al or pag orton amt ars Ag 7 4 Preparations are member of parliament, who will ar HANFORD’S PLACE terlll, several members of the city be taken on a launch ride in the|®# federal judge for the Western so be an address that |Judge Hanford. Judge Rudkin was ‘Thursday there will be a luncheon |1eved from his duties temporarily. rive in Seattle tonight at 9:00. ouncll and a committee of the sea-| Judge Frank H. Rudkin of the launch Telegraph over the bay.| (istrict. He will occupy this post evening by Governor Teata, of Ta-|@ppointed by Ctreult Judge William given for Me Wilson, at Wolfe's| The Congressional committee ap- ‘THE SEATTLE STAR TO MAIL SUBSCRIBERS —The dat: when yé pecription expires ts on the add bel of your paper. When that 4 if your sub. soription has not again in ady your name from t A change of date receipt. THE FACE OF THE SUN Would be wreathed in smiles instead of that deadly glare if old Sot could get a taste of the best fee cream in the world Which is Hood's. Be glad you live here where such a rarely refreshing, wholesome, satis fying dainty can be obtained #0 easily. Prove your appre elation by ordering some to day HOOD'S CANDY CO. 1509 Pike Place 1329 Third Ave. Opp. P. 0. ‘ablished agen following locations: P. H. Mullen, 6409 Ballard av. Phone Ballard Quaker Di Stores, Fourth av. and Pike at., Third ay. and Madison at, Firet av, neas Spring st. Ada may be left at these branche: where game ratem will be given ai at main office. Transient ra are 100 per line or 6 times for price of & for cash ads. | it THE STAR—TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1912. Free Tickets to Pantages Theatre. Read The Star’s classified columns. Somewhere in the clas: ied appears the name of some lady who will receive an order | for TWO (2) BOX SEATS FREE to Pantages theatre if she will call at The Star Busin ess Office, Star Building. “Pantages Always Has a Good Show’ 4 Rent, Litte Price.” lenees replaced, Repairing. Ve Goode Sight Shop. Vatablished 1908, Broken Ladin ialjored wut sale « thie week at half off, Suits {OUSE'S NEW LOCATION BROADWAY AND PLD Kee CARPE C ronovating etn a rugs LOOK 146 ing, taotal| 6, Manicuring. | Liberty Bldg. Main 413) Dye Works, « t oa, W im kes car LIKE NEW Bhamp and Sol atorium ant Mad ae tected tion Co., 433 N.Y be Battery North nik. | Drugics ni Union, Kodak iT « roll, ae EK VCPTERWON TT 2 HONK 1921 First ave. Main or Biltott #49. University Undertaking Parlors, 4214 14th N. K North 212 W. B Pork- ner. Hionney- Watson Co. Funeral Direo- ‘ore, Third ay. and University. lain 13; Hitote 264 Tat for war weddings team bathe, o- pectally jondrina iiniment for rheun consun ware 1 to Batiard Motel, f akin diseases. 6 and T to pm « Ave. Room 4 | Trafte Phone Haliard i383. s Heattle Summer School for grammar Krade puplis at Odd Fellows Tem- ple, June August = oraing ae oe, tutoring in high #:« - subjects furnieh: Phone Beacon 2h44 of Harrison 360° Tf you want free wood, call at Third av. and © robin a Nicho over 2 wears, yatem Giocks caliod ered. Huson, Riott 3404 Would like & bed pillow, If Fe Queen Anne O86. ime. is, medi Fopody. STi joa, manicurtng, Galen, Ape ° GLUT TE BLADES sha dor; razors. the, ete. 1 4th TOUPERS, WIGE—Ali kinds of hy ‘ork. Kort, 106 Spring Ind #002 ody aod manicuring. 210 Ldb- Nurse, beat of city references. 2106. Wanied—Good fi Phone Nerth 491 t Acquaint ‘addresses. 708 choles. bungalows. Mine cae SS Help Wanted—-Male VIRELESS TREC APH COMPANY MUST HAVE MORE OPERATORS before will er xty new ‘Training to ten dollars rt time only. Apply | Dock be ane) 7 Mite! Bidg., Beattie. for, tepaited, detlv- 241 Ainckiey Bide. Tx if two kitte BIL for sb pd Trunk mont? __20 Ge WANTED—Men and women iearn the barber trade; w paid while learning. Call or write. | NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGB High Grade School. 6f Washington Bt Youar men wanted for ratiroed and service: to learn: salary $75 to $90: post lone guarauteed. Call or address jonal Telegraph Institute, | 910% ard av.. opposite Orpheurs theatre. NG men and women war learn telegraphy; uarante sitions $65, $90 monthly Adress, Pacitie graph It tute, Washington Hullding First Ave | Wiy does Lundquist weil $25 waits for $1 he sells them upstairs 04 Empress The nice Build’ at) A po-| Call or “Learn to be a good barh MOLER BAKBER COLLEG: 220 Occidental Ave. Vote! State, 60c; $1.50 week Wanted——<« of Atiantl« Norman single rooms and iat and Washington 4 live carpe corner pd Bist av iY ter x let way ‘and Soc, Mon only. ath spportunlty for Investor te 1006 Firat_wv saw it in The Star U Suitit 14 “Male and Female Help — Wanted Hie Root Git ede and age Z ZRRY PICKERS The raspberry plnck ers of Suman nd short of berry pickers. 400 per crate for pick ries, which will jast when blackberries cc | na six weeks nmence, The} nish cabins, bunks,| 90k stoves. Tha| ding and cook P. train t uyallup and) f P, and 8,| growers will No chil- d to pick not obs and weft possible bring Including pokiceepinig | qualifion-| posit AK 2 roma with bath and all| fine view, 1406 Sixth ay at é-room 64th st cottage, hom guaran Rent modern, N. and I Rent 2162 N. i-room | 4840, i $13 a month G rent $9.00, | GRAND aacrt elty Wi Lost and Found. Pore. A.B A... Jewelry made to replace that which have oat. Jewelry made der, Watches and jewelry repaired. JAY & Di hO Manutac turing Jeweler 2 14 Columbia. ie 2 Bouya ‘The Fight piace to have y Weteh repaired. AHymona, weler, (1a? Third, wear Pike All work Varanterd. —tiold watch wid wumwel pin be tween a7 . Th of June, ¢ 1. & Conroy, H p Wanted—Female ATO +A DIE: A v' in the largest plete wchool weal of Ne ‘kk. PORITIONS TARANTERED. AMERICAN LADIE® TAL LOTING SCHOOL, Red emraph Co ta wook wed wult at half LHOUSE’S NEW LOCATION BROADWAY AND PI Cadiew” and chia apectalty, inf faction guar Hidg Wanted— Fale theatrical work Bide Young Woman required as ff mnt sults ene od # lnyetton eed. 316 making Arcade for 36 Liberty Hotels and Lodging Houses ekeeping rooms at % Mallard ay. Hal Jacknon 15 week ng wh Eliott 643 we, ib day. CAPITAL TOTEL bbe 1.50 day: 8 » CLARENDON & Rooms S00 and The Hotei tinperial and Pike: rooms The Galiatt up, 1019 Pike Wotel Consul beds ibe. Ty t reome Street bth and Wash ¥re wee! FOR RENT o—Attractive rly furnished Jorn. $12.50—6 rome, Lawton district 6-room cottage, Green Laae furnished, Fort DAVID P, EASTMAN 505 Lowman Bids. wT DFTANCE @ the largest roo utaide, f and 3 in suite, large yard, rent cut te $16.00 per month. Chil joome. 1205 Olive at, cor Minor nor lady, part Aished bedroom in private family Gf two. Free use of kitchen. Move, ote, 84.90 per month. inuies walk trom university Ye For gents the “Howell. Main modern rooms. Ti “"Hroadway. corner | Wroadwa nd Yealor.? Modern, $2.00 a weel pp BR Prentian, proprietor, MOTEL Rhode nd. Virginia at Bic day and $2.50 week and up. _ “Vipiel tirookiyn, ind & University Modern, hot, cold water: Sum. rates HOTEL Rainier, 168 Main wt. brick biFiding. Rates 500 and up. Bath. PACIFIC tt Rates 600 dally and up. a We verte ty t re 16x16 ie. 2 and 3 in suite, w rent cut to ath, Chil- rge yard. $16.00 per m wine 50) PINE COURT APARTMENT ARCADE Furnished and un- Mair Gomtort furnise the b dren _Minor. 3 and 4 rooms, ABEL. 4 Apts 1, 9th and Pike. Teh WALKIN ly ‘have ail outside furnished the be dren welce Minor OLYMPTE —Single $2.00 up. Furnished } per wee Th AVTR, BiG Western av. rooms, $1.50 up: suite, Near public .narket dusekeeping Fooma Busimess Chances. CROCERY STORE FOR SALE ery business on Ballard and fixtures, Price The best. gro ay. Stock $2,800. YOUNG & BROBERG, » Ballard 81 FOR SALE Grocery stock, $2,000 to § ‘eral merchandiae, 93,000 to Aino oth 4 business openings, large and small, including mani facturing and wholesale business worth about $8,000. A. L. FUNK & CO. AND TRADE Gen Ploneer Bidg continued Sults for LOCATION BROADWAY AND PINE lilinery for wale at a @ to Tea Ith. 405 ed walt wale halt off, Tadlew talle this w parlor i Owner obit account of k_ Bldg. with $700 to in into ttle wo you want to than you hav gate our proposition. , Rent eaning, pressing shop, with without living» good busi hess; sickness enth ay me wen. merchandine store, blished 7 years; one of the beat on the list, M. Chambers, Tukwila. Bys" Works for wale. Investigate at one, Address X The Star, WH contract to clear land for halt st of hand labor, %-03, care Star qpody, manicuring parlors. 210 Liberty Midg. sa we fichois, bungalows. Hinckiey Bik. made, inv 1005 lat a rocery a LESHMA KING | | | yi | For Exchange. | BETWEEN | SEATTLE AND TACOMA | COUNTRY HOME D acres, highly Improved, good buildings wii exchange for Beattle property ROBERT MALTBY 1010 Atnska TEN-ACKE BAWGAL town, handy to ata wood’ clay cleared, Pr would exet lot. Inqul Tit leval easntiy half cash, or for good building 1010 Alaska Hutiding 75 actos, partly cleared, v inning water, Kitsap ¢ for cows # N im, all witi punty i horses ACREAGE m county road tance of f ST OF within driving ry landing, 10 acre deep loam aoll, ideal for pultry, fruit or berry ranch, with walking dintance of ‘deput,! school and lake. Price $660 $59 cand and $10 & month this land take a Ma County ferry or And trips daily) to Burk office in’ Kirkland, herry Bt Ti miles from big f three ralir tom land KIRKLAND ¥ in ‘ ACRES—Fi,500 towr Ve . COAST A ed to Blar LAND CO. Rank Bldg. sacrifice 80 acres offer ré A HOME AND A JOB BACK TO THE LAND BE HAVE 10, 20, 40-acre tracts, deep rich loam, free from rock a gravel, logged-off, burned over ensy ear, pure water, & markets, et > Tork or gravel t 9 K NEARBY MILLS is absolutely and low price cle This prop one of high 4 and will wt investigation. 00 to $60.00 RAY BRULET 411 Hoge Bigg. er acre terme NOT A DOLLAR CASH security will take with ite build ation and a de This in Iness proposition for a bual- yuyer extra fine ings, pure t CHARLES SOMERS COMPANY Alaska Buliding. CANT WE OFF THAT ENABI PURCHASER TO MAKE LAND PAY FOR ITSELY Above offer those having a few hundred dollars or few good cows. Loc land ideal, ne rall- Toad and good county roads. pear good town and markets, No bet- fer fruit or dairy land; deep shot Clay soil; been burnt over twir cheaply Cleared, covered with ric? xing; have other plans; selli ¥ terms, Prices from $40. CONTRACT New 4-room with fine trac where one can kind of ve within inter ote « AY KIRKLAND | — 9 and ‘will gtve pe Price $1,100. Kitkiand Motel, Kirk LITTLE RANCH On g00d road, k. fine tom land. erop, run chicken furnt going to Alaska. mn at Jowr kworth land, Wash ickens, CRE, F180 IMPROVED $io Mont vel, convenient t arkets RF. D. | Third Da ONE ACRE FOR $400 ash, balance § pur fed. OLE HANSON & CO. Third ¥ New York B LAKE BALLINGER EK % ACRES $1,500.00 it You.| ADI j SOUND, of Maa GABEL SUQUAMISH ON 60 minutes from F ATC THE i H. BROCKMAN t1 01 New York Bia ON MACADAM ROAD AT KIRKLAND A fine 1 pi this of th of land ort walk of Lak wh rson boa Burke & Farrar’s land, or call 104 daily) in Kirk-| and upian acreage. J. R, TUCKER AGENCY Kent, Washington Main 721 % acre on Burien Lake car ilne:! $400, $20 cash and $10 per month K, WYLDE ok Eitiott 5007 I have two miles f Mit all faces ¢ a: first pu can’t ne Star NOTHING HeTTOR Than Vashon berry land; five | moat conveniently located, . Chautauqua grounds, only — §800, terms $10.00 per month, Cost me $1,000, and worth it, but forced to sell. ‘Phone Kenwood 3095. $300 CASH. 40 acres good land, in Skagit county. Price $1,000 YOURG & BROF Phone Ballard 813 across th n the dock r part for $30 the county ans soil. t th PAYMENT ReQUInED Homesteads. THUINGUIBTIMERT acren, house and barn, chard wf} 200 nome! pears an tivation, 3 fine. #p this by gravity wheat land bia river valley EMPIRE HOME young apple tree Krapes, rgus ¢ furnished Mi ___Wanted—To Borrow $300, 7 rigage NK Real Estate. Wanted good m Foianior per i. cont urit 1012 ¥ int no BEST HOME IN THE BARGAIN erry $100 « ttage with nd and w bie nd five | You » piace vk ing are "tor BURKE & FARRAR, Inc 104 Cherry Bt A IN LITT INVEST FINE ATTI MENT $3,000 semi-business street. im- i Aivided into one 5-r one 6-room fiat. Earning capacity 330 per month e of the bent little Income properti ht to our attention In many 4 $650 cash required w 4 & WHEELER 309 Colman Block. BUILDING LOTS PAYMENTS TO SUIT YOU It ts to secure that the advance in ts coming. has all and get our city map showing location of the at tractive subdivisions which we are selling. e them both in the north of the clty CALHOUN Becond time for you wite befo YOU CAN'T BEAT THIS ONLY $350—#10 DOWN $5 MONTHLY FOR A BEAUTIFUL LARGE LEVEL LOT | Four blocks from clone to the boulevard and ride city lights and & & FARRAR, Inc 104 Cherry St from water, electric ——o ] on on lot 460x125, In § k Add., south of At struct view w Price any te IN & {ELMAN Alaska Bldg WIDOW'S SACRIFICE A SUMMER HOME AT A BIG BAR IN MORR Take COTTAGE REALTY Co. Phone Ballard 1914 | New vianow fo. 1 | emiccnane Meyer-toner, 314 Union. | Comer Var || CALL IDEAL PHOTO #1 Li ara A onthe u plat mahogany 182 war, ay, vinpiete cond ay ai bin now Cornell, Quee rent $13.60. Has- ai Towant Anne 40 applied on prices A Wanted to Buy---Furnitura Modern Furn. Ca I For Sale—Wood and Coal. A at duet par For Saie—Poultry. i market killin ue LTRY CO. er Market ont t price pur- vultey, for te bred poultty, ket. Pike Pikes” , . th #67 U CA TY: ANY AMOUNT ¢ Hom @P SECURITY; QUICK AC- B N_Y. Bik LOANS Property, long oF *: no de- , 312 Boston _Main 604 CITY Xx impr any amo: short thm lay. St Bik. On improve BUSH & Brn G loney loaned on Sa *lry; private oftic American Jeweiry t EASTERN BRO! RA Loans from $00 to 6 ALARIED PEOPL 7 urity or indorsement LOANED ON FURNITURE. warehoune receipts, etc. pt service nd jew confidentia $03 2nd Av. of eimmer ee 5 » Cana Canada ote.) Gener pusiness. Interest allowed Seattle Branch. ‘GV the 5 a ~ BAND Carom 3 Pocket a tables and ‘bowling slings suglagd sanporion: bar fixtur WICk BALK -COLLENDER 200-202-204 Pics ae a went Wheetwrnene __Maker. F try SOHL, 1424 RR Ay. Wilson, Main i &"E. DE SAUTE Business adjust | 204 White Bldg. "'Phone Stale 1000 a <TS foot speclaite formerly Burke D ir Soe 303 W. Bidg. $1.00 PER bie 8 56 ARCAD an DETECTIVE AGE Coady Tietective Agency, Arcade Bidg. and civil private work: cons semtet. “eionecRaultation conti. ne., : TY Criminal Wo Five fu IDLAND PARK finished. t fixt SAC n | PL CHEAP POUI RY RANCH ouse,| ranch, et attle will ‘exchange for Seat payment. Call Sidney or after 6 p.m. eacon Hill bungalow, and gas; $1 $15 month Beacon 208 ap: or art} 17 at noon| a, cl modern View, electric $200 cash, interest. 5-room | Hight balance Ow? nic you want attle. ets, coal bin, w ls shrubbe York 42 larige lot room ho half finishe | $900.00, $200.00 cash, F. M, Bird, North | if Mrs, 1. Heck, 3805 Meridian will call at The Star office, will FREE two box tickets to Pantages theatre. F880 fine tot "view, Kenwood FOR SALE—Resiaences in all parte of the SAMUBL € YER, 926 le Real & Memb in ele all i pm garden, Phon seat & Leary Bide. A For Sale—Livestock | car | Bal- great butter fo 86th, inquire lard 1658 HORSE AUC 8. hi maker. Phinney drug store, TION CO., 1722 Ist Ave. . sales of horses, wagons, harness, every Tuesday, 1 p.m W. Robb, Auct Phono’ Main 7893 Two milch Koats, one other & young one, “Will Ly- man, Wash. mature, Petorsd eat anap| | ann AT MAR TOT Vine vas a Hats clei on any subject 1 Aid Bureau; laws con husband and’ wife; ©: from garnishments, las n. 3 ska building. 6 in high: ik. Phon Tee Fs. experi —orr win music—Humo apel, Witch Dance, ing and thousands of to choose from. Cat- ed. Main 5600, 426 nd at Universit sHOOL—Mandol Instrument Bank Bldg, SYKES guitar a _Toaned, 610 NEW PIANOS TO RENT Rent ap- plied on purchase. Wallin Arcade An: page ue SEE eereeeeen el ANS w Eininds Optometrist 103 Leary ‘Bullde ptometrisi 03 Leary Builds ing. Main 2 7 a MUS 1p 9's 4 LATENT ATYORNEYS XA and Trade Mark Attorneys; _in Seattle. 500 Central Butiain Mason, Fenwick, Lawrence, 4 Burke Bid Patent lyears ATTRERN First Av, u Best equipped shop, Main ey PHOTOGRAPHERS a ROACHES ieteay ry work guaranteed. Canova Studio, 1118 ard. Photos that pie JOHD Liberty Bldg. 3rd and Union. PHYSICIANS Ph.D. WM Biag” Mai made at > DIFF Setineider, ‘entral Bid, RENT Sou team trucking, Both phon William Jolly, 807 Pino «t.—Plai Wrurniture mover, Elliott 8387 Le CLOCK AND WATCH REPATH Sie Cyan Send sp wels, Tbe each; gla: 200, Facobson, First and Stewar