The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 20, 1912, Page 7

146 5598 Cyrene rny & ogg bee eeeeeeeeeee ® gt fi ooee ote OR { edeled. cloaned, blocked, re- 1 dyed, trimmed—made (ODEL MILLINERY 527 People’s Dank Bids. STEVENS’ ACADEMY om o Feerth Near Pine Paneing Guaranteed ta 4 Private Lessons Copye » Lessons HMatie for private —— every day ned eve: rial always free. Tease and Saturday, at. SUNDAY Entre New Bil 2 COMEDIES You won't feel like cooking dinner tomorrow. Come down to the Enid- dale.and.have a tasty, appe- iz dinner, cooked and served just to your taste and OR. C. F. LATHRO 415 People’s Bank ' Second and Pike, 99% at tlines with some form of fon. If neglected, it becomes peia. One dose of Scotch Stomach Remedy cure indigestion. You noes myn keep this wonderfal rem travelin, ae acu he i SCOTCH STOMACH 60c REMEDY AT ALL Gooo oRUGGISTS remedl nental and Vocal sent Afternoons Evenings. LL. HOURS arte, BY FRED L. BOALT Col, Russet! B. Harrison, attorney at law of Indianapolis, Ind., and son of the ta ders to a totem pole, puffed at a and tol west as in past years |i hia own, t Missed a great chance once,” ho’ Years ago I was part owner We sent an said. of Leslie's Weekly, exploring expedition into Alaska in 1890—several years before the big jrush to Nome. Expedition got in and couldn't get out. Had an awful jUme. It cost a lot of money. | “When our explorers got back | they said, ‘We've discovered gold in Alaska.” We laughed. | back and we'll prove it" they sald | We said, ‘Not much! We've speat |too much money already.’ | the wonderful resources of Alaska I don't believe we even mentioned gold. any up there, “Then 20 years ago I visited So attle the first time. Came with my ther on the presidential train. n't say I was impressed with your town, Hig, rough, «praddling, overgrown village of 60,000, I should } say. “Went back East and stayed 20 years, Now i'm paying my second | visit. The spraddiing village is a [metropolitan city of 250,000-—~a | in Alaska, Makes @ man mad to think of it. , Say, you have a fine city here. You have everything. You have—" The colonel knitted his brows and cheeRed off our assets on fingers | and thumbs. And when the supply | of counters ran out, he started over again. “You have a wonderful climate. A progressive, healthy and optimis- Ue people. A well built city. A per fect natural harbor, Transcon- Unental transportation—none bet ter. Direct communication by water | with ail points along the Pacific coast. The tremendous resources |of Alaska at your command. The | Orient just acrosa the ocean. The Panama canal soon to be opened. Porests of timber, Mountains of coal and minerals, Fish. You have—no, you have not The colonel spoke with the same }bluntness which characterized his father's speech. 1 “You've treated me so royally out here that | don't want to seem to leriticise. But you haven't every- i thing. Vou lack one thing—farms, “L came here for two days, but | the potential possibilities of this part of the world so amazed me that I got interested, and I've spent a week that I couldn't spare. But it's been worth while. “I've been going around, and I | “So we printed a few articles on! We didn’t believe there was) President Benjamin Har. rison, set Nis neatly tailored shoul- stump of a cigar until it glowed, In choppy sentences the story of the life of the great North- jouched > ‘Send us _COL. HARRISON #ay you need more farms land fs valuable. So is farm land. But land with stumps on it doesn't do anybody any good, Pull up the stumps. Put skillful farmers on the land, Let them grow whatever the land will produce. Then you'll have everything “Get the farms, and you will fin lyour city with men earning good wages. Get the farms, and your real estate men will not have to rely on artificial excitement to sell their lots. Get the farms, and the men in the factories will buy the city lots and build homes on them. Get the farms, and you'll have |cheap food. You've got a fot of good land around here—with stumps: jon it. “Lord!” he exploded, “T Indianapolis had your chance. Colonel Harrison came West to represent Indianapolis lodge | Elks at the Portland conclave. Me came up to Seattle for Elks’ day of the Potlatch. He frankly admits he nevor had a better time tn his life. Back East he practices law for a living and dabbles in politica for fun-—polities being the chief pas time of all Hoosiers. He's a repab- lean, and he doesn't call himaeit & progressive, but he talks Ike one, , to whom a college education has been ter at the he said, “Yes, Dad,” she replied, pounds stripped for ‘gym.'" The father looked dazed for a mom: “Who in thunder is Jim? train on her return from college. “aren't you unusually fat?’ “L weigh one hundred and forty t and then demanded: BULL MOOSE WHALE OF A FELLER, SO SAYS THIS BOSS OF ANIMALS ‘The bull moose is the animal popularly set aside to represent | New National Progressive party, | saya about the anima led by Roosevelt. Here's what an pani THREATS OF By Wm. Temple Hornaday. (Director of New York Zoo.) The bull moose is the most colossal deer that ever trod the face of the earth. living or extinct. And he is the hardiest, too, for he survives where other deer die out. | But the moose cannot live in jeaptivity. At le not for long. No matter what choice tid-bits are given him or how pleasant his life is made, he soon languishes and dies, Without daily strenuous ex- ercise over miles of country his stomach won't digest the food that is natural to him—bark, moss and the like. And he cannot live on any other food. The monarch of the northern forests has been called simple and curious, easily lured to his death by a birch bark horn, vicious toward men and his own kind, and cowardly in danger. As a matter of fact, he is only one of these things. . Doring the mating season the less. hunters. himself Into dangerous situations. The bull moose stands six and seven feet high, with legs four), thick and strong, is covered with a heavy thatch feet long. His hid of purplish gray hair. a full-grown animal, The antlers Jater had the largest antlers, The ——— Acted as Jockey for a Whale and Rather Lived It. Antone Sonsa, on the fish- ing schooner Lowi Silva, was rowing among a schoo) of whales off Massachusetts when one of the whales poked its nose through the| dory and Sousa landed on its back. Before he could make up his around the vessel on the whal back, and while he liked the ride jhe slipped off into the water as |s00n as he could. | Cruiser Bombards Berg to Get Ice Supply for Vessel. While trolling off the New. foundiand coast the U. 8, cruiser Birmingham found herself between two, large leebergs when a fog liftes J The vedsel needed ice, and opened fire with three and five inch The bergs toeked as each } stra ‘not break them up. The splintered ice later pleked up Inetefl the ship for several days. ock Judge Reconciles. a a Couple by Offer. ing to Adopt Their Joseph 1. ‘s sult his At other times only his proud spirit gets him into trouble with He aislikes to acknowledge fear, and so he sometimes gets The tallest moose on record was killed in New Brunswick in 1901. He stood over seven feet. Another killed in Alaska a couple of years ODDITIES IN THE NEWS mind what to do he was carried! iné.|he walked over to the girl, ck, but the bombardment did} He is the biggest and strongest and bravest of bis race, DR. W. T, HORNADAY. bull is reckless and absotutely fear- have a spread of five to six feet In spread was 78 1-2 inches, wife at Pittsfield, Mass., for divorce was ended in an unexpected man- ner. Justice Irwin, explaining that he and his wife were childless, said: “Let me have your boys, Their |llves ought not to be ruined. will take them home with me and see they are well brought up.” It so touched the parents’ hearts that the next the spectators knew |they were sobbing in each other's arms. Girls Wore Tags at Dance So Boys Would Remember Names. When 200 Kentucky girls enter. tained delegates at Louisville of the Kappa Sigma fraternity with a danee, they all wore “tags de con yentence” bearing thelr names to felieve the boys from having we remember them. When a yorth wanted a dance looked at the name on her tag and asked her. “I don’t see how you can find ssl worth living in such @ small town,” “Oh, it’s not so bad. We prob- ably have just as magy scandals here as there are in your neighbor hood,”"—Chicago Record-Herald, 4 By Glison (Washington Cor WASHINGTON, July 20,—-One been rurnished to congrias by Rep fornia, who in at the nead of one feeding companies in the country, oldentally as part of an argument in over the public ranges of th range is conserved, there ts no rem ‘he whole matter goes back to the wasteful use of the public range. Mr, Kent compares the present | the coat ten or fifteen years ago from the records of his own company, |The following table shows this comparison. the cost of a steer weighing 1,000 steer when it comes from the form the different items in the cost of carcass ready for the retail buteber; Trem 1,000-1b, feeding steer 62 bushels of corn at 60c a bushel. Cottonseed meal, 260 Iba, 1,200 Ibs, of hay Maintenance and ‘equipmen nt. Selling cost . Pig for yards, 100 Ibe. sees Interest on investment .. Totals ... 1,300 Ibs. beef steer at $7.75. port at $7.00, Profit Packer, $2.60 a s head, apondent of The Wer nge. This steer now costs $50, where ly the company purchased the same steer for $30, /Gardnor, Star.) reason why meat costs more has presentative William Kent, of Call- of the largest cattle raising, and Mr. Kent presented the figures in- favor of better government control at. He contends that unless the dy for the increasing cost of meat, cost of producing & meat steer with he table begins with pounds, which is the weight of a ‘Then follows converting the steer into a meat 10 to 16 Years Ago, $3 < $110 #100 ee OS ARE YOU LOOKING FOR FARM OPPORTUNITY? men who want to get away from city and go to a farm, States If you are one of the life and city uncertainties, firet write to the United labor, for their pamphlets dever ties In different sections of this Addreas the bureau of immi department of commerce and lab department that you want all » you can take your pick of the land, HUTCHINSON 19° FOR HODGE State Senator R. A. Hutchinson of Spokane, who has served three terms in the state legislature and) is a candidate for re-election, is a! visitor in Seattle this week. Hutol: inaon is 4 progressive, and his reo ord in the last legislature ts one of the best among the progressives. He ia supporting Bob Hodge for govern or, Senator Hutchinson is rated as! 4 millionaire, but he remembers the time when he worked with the pick and shovel. He owns the Van Sio- lon agertanente, in Seattle. BOYS COULDN'T SAVE COMRADE Rock Vauch, 10 years old, of Ox-| bow, wan drowned fn the Duwamixb | river yesterday near the county hospital while in ewimming. The boy went in with three friends. He could not swim, so waded around In walst-deep water. A sudden atep took him over a shelf and beyond his depth. John Van Dyke, $25 Harney st, one of bis companions, started for him, grab- bed him, and started for shore. Vauch seized Van Dyke and pulled him down. Van Dyke freed him self and the boy sand. He came to the surface twice, but the efforts of his companions to save him were in vaio. ASSASSINATION (By United Pres Leased Wire. NEW YORK, July 20. District Attorney Whitman and others ac- tive in running down the assassins of Herman Rosenthal, the gambler who was killed, it in suspected by the police, for “squealing,” were no- tified today by anonymous letters) that if their efforts to ferret out the mystery do not stop, they, too, will bo assassinated Despite this, today that the men who killed Rosenthal are known, and that he will never quit their trail until they are run down and penlehed. WOMAN CHOSEN Miss Almina George, for the last four years superintendent of the training department of the Belling ham normal, was yesterday elected assistant superintendent of the Se attle public schools, She has had} very good training in the schools of the East, and comes with an excel lent record? Fielalelohlohololololalalalolel & = Weaverville, Cal——Through- * out most of a lifetime Tuber ® Shank, 70, tolled at his mining claims for a bare living. Yes. * terday he struck a vein of im- * mionse value. Today his body * : was found, dead in his cabin. & * * * “4 ee eee eee AUTO STOLEN An auto belonging to the Union and Northwest Messenger Service co,, 218 Columbia, was stolen yes- terday afternoon, and driven down First, avenue. The police were no- tified, and Detectives Majewski and Bianchi drove down First avenue, They found the car at First a and Hanford st,, where It had been run into the fence, KEKE KK KKK KI * THIS IS STRANGE That the crowd of revelers who held forth till the wee small hours this morning was welt behaved is shown by the faet that there: were only five cases in police court this morning. SORES E EE TARR EKH RRA RK ER AR HODGE 1 MEET! a ARMERS Messages from Bob Hodge, pro gressive candidate for go he is making great progress in his auto jour. He is calling on the farmers in the hay fields and often eats his meals around the big faum table with the farmer's family and the hired men, Whitman dectared | 039% it will pay you to department of commerce and ibing the agricultural opportunt- country gration, division of information, bor, Washington, D. C. Tell the ven of the pamphlets and thea ad “Saal, A A CANDIDATE John T. Caney is out for the nomi nation on the non-partisan Judiciary ticket for judge of the superior [court on & progressive platform. ‘aney has been a resident of Seat |e: for 11 years He supported | Milos Poindexter two years ago and ‘s today a supporter of Woodrow Wilson, He believes in municipal ownprship and direct legislation meapires. PUBLIC MARKETS SANITARY butter, 200 malilé, 260; 2 bottics of abe; 2 phew. corn flakes, iSe, 26« Shrigps, 8c; 10 ibe, granulated ou Oregon cheere, 20¢ ipa. Beattic butter, $1; 2 pies. gait and one pepper, ibe. heCaeamery th: 4 cane one i WESTLAKE led ham, Se it; ariel beet, ate roast, compound fs i tbe ioe, Bic; corn ia bolling beef, éo ib; mrgers 8 the. bo, bacon, 180 Ny imported red beans, be Ib; 46c at Hottie grape juice, Be: 100. seed raisins, 60; catsup, 10¢. 7 bare tsundty soap, toe; fost, 4100 enck: 7 cans sardines in oll, 250. com Anne 1834 co—-Beat of Work 2 Auto Ber pounds for be. S757 F 9h Agana! pouna. r dozen, 10 oe Ninth Ave. N. e for ough LOMMTRING | NEw Greatest Hit of Frost * THE § SEATTLE STAR ~The date abel of your pape: When that date arrives, {f your sub- ription has not again been paid mn Advance, your fame is taken from thé lst A change of da on thy Areas label For the convenience of our readers, we have extublinhed agencies at the Fottow ing na $409 Ballard ay, Phone Baliard 206 er Drag Stores, Fourth av. and Pike wt, Third ay. ‘Madioee ot, ene. branches mame rates will be given as main office, ‘Transient rates ate 10c per line or 6 times for the| rice of 5 for cash ada Funeral Directors. Y ir Or PrERWOT a “KONE Main or Elliott 949.) Indertaking Parlors, 4214 . B. Fork- Funeral” Direc- and University. ped for weddin, nernix, PARIS F LORAT 4, receptions, fu- ORIST—218 Pile Ooi ind. Mal desians. seeds. BE nana ena nnannn ‘URN CURD: permanent, 0} i Jab 200 t ention fro » in, A iter” ‘hiag, Seattle. Mineral Wonder will cure im- d vitality; absolute Kuarantoed dollar, Pi Giocks called to , ered, Huson, 311 1 Hiliott 3418 Manicuring, tac nents guaranteed, @ at. ann repaired, dellv- inckley Bids. Tal and scalp, treat- Dun pnolo- P@iaich opportunity. Gonsul Macdonald, expert ph: regarding success First av $100.00 scholarships in Fowells College for $60.00, Ballard 1788, iiyatt- ied, 00 Tit ath av. OUP EES, WiGS—Ali kinds ef hair __work, Korb, 104 Spring. Ind 4692 Get Acquainted Hoctety. Names and addresses. 708 Pine Street can: Nichols, bungalows, Hinckley Wil, it in The Sta Homesteads, Have just returned from famous Fergus county, Montang, where T located_ every man who saw the land, The most favored wheat belt of North no irrigation ry two weeks n rates furniah t Sound Ry, w patends loft close to ti Also any part of 80,000 acres Ib; 3) c Bulte 17, 217% | 0° 1310) _ Phone} ~ New Today. SOUVENIK AND CUIIO SHOP Antique jewelry, poatoards ax nants, 229 Union Bt, hear P*¢ Coatorlum Dye Work Inon Wi ore p) rely. | Kodak developt tbe roll, an ning Jacobs Photo Shop, PT By Spec ial Notices. prof. of botany Kpantsh steam bath Jone Benito medicine Richols, bungalows iting u BS “ __Help Wanted—Female _ Wanted—Young women, either ex. perlenced inced, to Work as telephone 0 ply to 1108 ard ay. Co. wanted to prepate for pi as telegraph operators. nthiy_ up. rn, Special reduced te nth. Waey payments Telegraph Institute, 106 First Ay. fave your hairdressing, eto., done at 414 Eltol Bullding, Second and Pike. Expert servies: reasonable prices. Manicuring, 260 LEARN LADIES TAILORING And dresemaking in the largest and mt ete Boho: York [ONS GUARANTEED. THB AMBINGAN ‘LADIBN CTAT: LORING AND DRESBMAKING BCHOOL, BROADWAY and PI mol positively cures wkin em, stopa itch instantly blackheads, pimples, bio Druggiat and Pike etic gree ee dressmaking Infante’ layetion 816 Arcade RY nh folegraph Ladies tions m HOT POINT TRONS —4400~ BRYTHING BLECTRICAL Electric Co, 1010 First Av. Talrdrensi Ansan sealp Liberty tide WANTED—Men and women learn the barber trade; wages paid while learning. Cali or write, NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE High, Grade School. Waahin BUILEING A 6-1 BYNAMD, which ecomes student's property, ts part of ruction in our Prical “ngtneering Course. Get new catalogue. Beattie Engineer ing School, Inc. First av. W. and Wy xaarlae peat does Lundquist soil $26 putts for 815? Hocause he sells ther upstairs, Toom 204 Empress Th atre Bulléing. t F100.00 Weekly profit ness for yourself about | capital Boyd I. Brow “Learn to be « basl- worry Start in Don't No experionce. Omaha, Neb. 4 porber at R COLLEGR 1 Ave. rooms at greatly Hotel Barrington, Billott 463 W Hotel State, ali $1.60 week. Istand Wa Norman, #9 Ye é ington, way. Bath. Male ond, Female Help |My #b | Inafructions guarantee quatifies- tion 30 days; Assistance position student or business man, Agents wanted everywhere. “Address Ac- countant, 203 White Bullding. Experienced lady and gentlemen Helte See our photo contr Heat ot. Sella ots. oa Sieoeattns pertenced Ko to ood ponit them. 34244 Fremont ay ‘ Jewelry made to repince that which you have lost. J made to ors der. Watoh lewelry repaired. JA BO) weler i it. | Lost—-A_ gold Becond av last etween Univer and Pike tials LT. Return to Star office and receive reward. | The Little Jeweiry store tint always our price fir near Pike Near public .aarket. Furnished housekeeping rooma, . § rooms Main 6407. ‘urnished housekeeping rooms, §1.50 per week. 1012 Pike st. Iiilott 3118W 717 Marion; choice, moad- roomn:” $2.00 wi ce 1909 Minor. 3 rooms, | furnished, $20; phone, light. M. 421 Bxcelsior Apts —Furnished and un- furnished: 9th and Pike. Main 2861, 8 Lawrence, 18099 Sth=-Comfort- able, clo tn. Main 8661 sie 2 Furnished Rooms. imum Hotel, son & Virginia, neat festiake, offers new, modern, eié- anuy furnished rooms, with the { accommodations, lowest rate Hotel, #19 Howl. Main All outside, modern rooms. reasonab! furnish wa Main eland Cou: Vir * Fooma, private family distance. iw Boren 'N 6. The “Hroadw and Yesler wits £. HOTEL. Rhode 1 600 day and $2.50 week and up. HOTEL Rainier, 168 Main st., brick building Rates 50c and up. Bath. GRAND PACtri® HOTEL dad Piret—Ratea 600 daly and u Rooms dic and ¥, ®t fro Modern. $2.00 ———— A Flats for Rent. 5-room fiat, n $12.50 Fifth W. Queen Anne month. __ 332 2108 ci;| Hotels s and Lodging Houses Houses “Nice Clean hous afton veping rooms at 5 Ballard av. Bal- okson at. ae NDON—T12% Vth av. # 60e and 760. Wiilott 6421 J. Hotei Livingston, 1981 ist av. Mod- ern, Rates $2.60 per week and up, Ho FORD, 1920 1st av..mod- ern; 8 $4.50 per week and up Hotel Consul, Sth and Wash.; rims. and up: beds ie. _ Free baths dt Fitth av. 260 to $4 week Business Cnances. PIR esi mene orrg Will trade tmproved city for any good business. improved ranches and trade MERRITT REALTY Co. 20-721 Ne ork Block Wy pore and ae for Will rent #tore and sell bargain; good terms, X Btar Wanted to bu¥ property Also have acreage to} cash stock, 4 361, care winall Addre a Taundry cose In, living’ cheap for cash. excellent wheat land choap, Act at ones. J. MoPariand, Bailey Bidg. Wanted—Your p . Walk- Woatlak EL. 6179 Nichols, bungalows. Hinckley Bik, rade for Beattie acre multable What have r partioulare wr A. ik City, Ollahom: Hank TW acres $i, 185 io trade, What have you gol! 605 ‘Third Water Croat i Renner I will waorifice my one-half acre, a't cleared, 800 feet be right, 40 item from wattle, price $60 ms $26 cash, balance $10 por Farm a BS NORTHIONN PACIITC BMPIOY ha TTENTION! You may soon be ordered to Auburn. You know this, although the gen eral public does not, Why not get a lot or two adjoining the big roundhouse at $226 lot, with water in and paid? rim $10 cash, $6 monthly, Ole Hanson & 30, ‘third floor New YOU WILL FIND IT HERE THE KIND OF YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR A TRACT No matter what kind of a tract youl, looking for, you will midat with good mail de hool, ete » the en as been di- « in size tracts ia situated in the well-settied community county roads, rural fr livery, telephones There te no better soll tire island. The land b vided Into tracts rangi: from one acre water front to five and ten-acre Ineide tr and prices range from $350 about $2,000. But the big advan age in Coming here ts that you on , Un tracts In meadow d. It te doubtful the Bound you ety to choos . you will find roads, 4 tracts, that the of sur BASY TERM WEST & WHEELER 209 COLMAN BLOCK. “8 1-2 ACRES — t course home bookkeeping] py $| 412 New York Hlock tee Wanted to buy IMPROVED Close in, 4-room house, some out- bulldings, good soll, For further Particulars see OLMSTED 7th and Greenwood Phone Ballard AvaY LoTs We have 500 lots rt male at Auburn. Have eight left with water in and paid. Price of lotsa, $17 $225. tight in town. Piac buy, Northern Pacific exp: mil- lions. Terms on any lot, $10 casb,) $5 monthly OLE HANSOD rd Floor New Y RICH BOTTOM LAND $500—One-tenth cash, balance In 10 years, will secure ‘just now a 5- acre tract In Maple y of very Pion deep Diack Soll, only’ @ blocks from BR. R, 1 N & BANKING 248 Central Bidg. Twill Sell my acre, eight miles north of city, aider land, spring water, on Pacific highway, close to sta- tion, easy clearing. Price $376, terms 10 per cent balance! $i0 ei: mont ear REALTY CO. 720-721 N Forest Park, ur ’ * Ole, Hanes “EVERYBODTS BUYING OUR 45 minutes from Pike st; best of soll, ressol of water, handy to high sehool, at $125 per tract, $10 caal oF month, betta EN 214 Northern Ba FOR $260 Good upland soll, free from gravel. Just the for ehickens and small fruits, mile from dock; four tracts to choose from. Cheap- know of. $10 cash all sired. Ole Hanson & 3 partly cleared, with new house, £4x30, located at Man- chester; nice view of Seattle and the Sound. Price $900.00, halt down. See or write John Opdal, Ta Wash. acre on Burten Lake car line: br $20 cash apa. 10 per month. K _DE tott 5007. Bo you want 4 acres RIGATED OREGON GRAIN, LAND for $8 an sore? Terma. 381 24th & W. Sunday or after Pm XUBURN—F acres on main line NP. Ry. east of this prosperous R. RR, center, $250; $10 down, $5 month. Herbert 8. Upper, 304 leary T60 acres water front, $40 per 4-room cottage, large lot, $900. jer enattom. $375, Fr. Bird, North Ree ‘ee tor sale b owner, ared, 1% miles £ Green Lake car, John Burke, BR. D. No. Box 180, Green Lake Station. iy owner, Improved 16-a¢ frent tract in Mason county r price and description call 2520 8th vy. W, 5 M we care aimle valley, good terms. X-103, XTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY To secure §-room, new, modern, dou- ble constructed bungalow, full x100 corner all tm- th. BR. POWERS 7 Ballard Av. Phone Batlard 409, HUILDERS WANT Jo houses for re uses for ale Population reasing daily me in and bulid Lots are che 3 in ant paid. Ole York Block FOR SAT. Two haif-acre tra modern, all in fruit and two blocks from brick ih. Rainier Beach ach, 10002 69th 8, Hinckley Residences in all parte at Auburn. T-room wk FOR SA of the Oe SAMUBL COLLYER, 926 at Leary Bide. Seattle Real iis the highest market ° for good poultry for killing pur- poses. © dresa all our poultry, and sell wi nd retall PA rRY CO, r Market, 8. KALIEM a per Ih, pring chick per 1b. Live and dressed turkeys always on “POUL! hicken x For Sale—Livestock good team of work work in woo 1,500 each must be sound for sh about y, but t Henry Ridg, will il our wagon and harness, che: rocer Bast 512 team, Lako- Hast delivery pe or 6O.. 1733 1 For Sale—F urniture. Base and top filing contrac Bargain 4 two sections or legal for some real emi Jaw firm. Call Btar offies OAK CHRAF drawers in fine ition. a bare and can ceed Yow wards Call Btar offic bination oak wardrobe and drawer cabinet with mirror at - gain. Kine for offi.o or home. Bitar office. For Sale—Wood and Coal, Patent Mat per win tirat Youd Walnwricht & McLeod. Phones 121 tor Sale — MisceNaneous, & GooD BOY The Star has large oak filing cable net; ha large letter files, 28 pigeon hole drawers for cont @tc, 18 drawers for mincollan Papers and 2 jarge wers. regular filing cabinet for real em. Call Star of- ETTER filing cabinet ak, and 9 gfzcetient arkain § © Star office. baer ere! DAMAGED Damaged bath and wan condition, once, Call BATH TUS tubs, $12.00 and w horoughbred cocker spaniel pup pies, $5.00 and a & Wrooa "sap 0 and $4.00. Phone ete > mahogany N. Broadway, kittenw ir 5 Worth tac Phone Will your cow prices. Cornell New pianos for 2 Mi Wat lowent Queen Anne 4 on (LEY AND Cou mn. _ improved or vacant amount, $50 to short time; eas rriment lay. Sturtey Bik. aa Property, Tone or Y pazments: no de- t & Co, 317 Boston 6) 5 CT Ave. has sales of hgraee, Pia ep 2 ryoss, every Tues Wr'Hobb, Aust, ‘Phony’ Attia 789% GOODFELLOW @ BON, fs Loans tn amos © $10,000. 611 Dalley Bid from cS a EL AND ¢ Money ionned on Mawes elry; private offi fi _Amerkean sis, ofticee: es STERN BROKERA: rom $5.00 to SALARIED vitae ote hout security or indorsement, LOANED ON FURNITURE Warehouse recetpts, ete. ter gberal terms, prompt service. ie ing Classified Directory Ramarcoreenie canon c be SAUTELLE ~~ Business adjuster and counselor. 2016 20s White Biug. Phone Main — —_—_—— ACTING No profession offer 0 * more to an taneee ‘Vaud seoure your ‘oppor and Poneeaudevilie sketches sold RoWARDE. PRAMATIC SCHOOL seceaciae ete ony mais Vungélows. Mlack le; ———== The Canadian Bank of, Mprane office ata rik f banking ne busing Seattle x Loans Pianos, Ete Eis Ay, am Satu | aaa dvice tree. Joseph experience; tn) of wife: property rights vate; confidential: Rooms 405-6 Etler Phone map 1040, on an the Legal Aid Barca ty cerning husband wife; emptions from. garni borers ten. 324° 41 tie Tien, 1 ry husband and all cases pri- consultation frea, rs Music building. ence in high- ik. Phones ~ 5214- Res. Bast 5260 er, Lawyer, 103 2nd & Consulz tation free. or ind & "Congul- “Balley “Bide. TAKE ELEVATOR~Say. Ten cent lut money. pieces Spring—Grieg: Buttery ake areca Zephyrs— Jensen, ete, FRY MUSIC CO., 426 Walker Tig. Bste Av 05 ; Denny Bidg. * - site Bon Mar he, will continue Py jase- es through summer. Main 2658. Voleo and piano. SYKES" MUSIC eee NEW PIANOS TO RENT—R, piled, on purchase. Walling, 380 Yams rooks. reg Sian ‘aten and Trade Mark Attorneys; 21 years Seattle. 600 Buliding. entra’ Mason, Fenwick, Lawr Burke Bid: a TERNS AND wo Seattle Pattern Works, ei First Av, South. equipped shop. Main THUR 3 % THIRD AV. Kodak finishing; cut rate; first-clase work guaranteed. Canova Studio, 1118 3rd. Photos that Liberty piease JOHNSON'S Hide. 3rd_and Union, “are made ak team truck William Jolly. 307 furniture mover. Pine st—Pian Elliott agar CLOCK AND. waren wan ery Jewels, ‘Too 0 0 | $bo.Sucdbson, First and fiewark