The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 27, 1912, Page 7

ATTLE HEIGHTS IS WHERE BACK-TO-LANDERS HANG OUT IND THEY CRAM ON- THE AGRICULTURE Boexs —— BACK TO THE Ton, BY FRED L. BOALT. A neatly attired man of middie age and pompous aspect might have been seen the other afternoon dash ve ms poy north on Second av. He anny sack from which lag ing noises issued. turned into Pine st. made a i sprint, and caught the Pouitry for Seattie Heights. ‘The. car was well filled, and a would have been surprised Rote that others had gunny sacks which issued large, squawking ‘Rolses. “La, Jones,” said the pompous Sinking into a seat. “L@, Smith,” said the man ad- “What have you got Orpingtons.” ¢ you a Plymouth Rock for ” said the pompous man} Swap Waa made across the Such things often happen on Special. its of Seattle Heights je resid nearly all persons” who have) it, but not quite, severed urban a to the land!” cries @ y-weary » every once fn a son By and lees it for the Poultry There’ @ trunk and satchel man- ufacturer out there. And there's S haberdasher. And there's a law. Foe WEY KNOW WHICH END F THE COW \Y THE MILK COMES FROM — oh iC pont UNN SACK and WHICH LARGE SQUAC RING NOISES ISSUED mitking, tending the chickens. Some day the land will be all cleared, and then the wife will give up the city entirely. There's false pride at Seattle Heights, No unpleasant and snob- bish comment is aroused when a business man gets up early, picks a gallon of wild blackberries, and sells them to a marketman in the city before going to the office. Wild blackberries are worth a dollar a for apinaters, too. Two of ‘em have stalls at the Westlake market Cynthia Grey, who smooths the path of true love for Star readers, Hves on the heights. The ranches on the heights range from one to 10 acres of cleared land. One couple made a smal! initial payment on 10 acres 10 years ago, and the other day they made the last one and put a little money in the bank. And that land, plus their labor, paid for itself Paid for itself in garden truck and onRs. Life on Seattle Heights Is stimu. lating and exciting. Most of the fotke there never knew anything about farming until they got the back-to-theland hunch, in many in. stance: ie in life. About all some of them knew was which end of the cow the milk comes from. But they cram on the agriculture And there's a clever woman| books, plant the seeds, and wait to head bookkeeper for a whole! see what happens. They've got the ring of drug stores. And she and| theory down fine, and the results husband fire worth a paragraph themseives. | Se comes down town every day. stays on the farm. She, you see, are often excellent. Seattle Heights is different from most agricultural neighborhoods in that the by-heck conversation is it is no exaggeration to say that enough to clear the| conspicuous by Its absence. Indeed, So after day she pours gge! the im the city while| Capito! Hill has nothing on Seattle husband out on the farm is ling stumps, ploughing, hoeing, Heights when it comes to polite small tall © NO PUNISHMENT FOR DESERTION JERSEY CITY, N. J., July 27.—Because he had what the superin- wage: geratyataapirp Amen 'W. M. Conklin, express messenger, in charge of the car of through matter from Denver to Jersey City, is Not to be punished for deserting his car en route. uThe reason, according to the messenger, was that four rattle- es, consigned to the director of the New York zoo, got loose him about the car, finally deserting him to ft nment of live chickens. When the rattiers got busy lens, Conklin “beat it.” ’s JUST A CUNNING SCHEME OF LOCAL STANDPATTERS Driven to desperate tactics by the alization that all standpat candi- are doomed to defeat if the ‘stand together in the a cunning scheme has hatched by the standpatters to jit the ve strength. scheme is to father a third convention by the standpat- and make it appear that pro- ves are behind the movement. this way, the standpatters hope keep progressives away from the olis.on primary day so that they @ a ghance to put over the onary candidates, and in ad- to nominate stand- C at the alleged third Lconvention, of yi hasbeen isonet from some source third party be ‘mass meet- hotel on July 31. ‘ing at the Tacoma can panty be of a: size, the standpatters’ hand is shown at the outset. The man who ostensibly has {s- 4ued this call is H. H. Whitham, 803 Leary building. Whitham is an unknown quantity among the pro- gressives. So far as known, he has not heretofore participated in a single progressive league meeting. “Opposition to conventions ls one of the cardinal principles of pro gressives,” said Murphine this morning. “An honest progressive does not want a convention nomina- tion, The progressives are willing to trust to the people at the polls at the primary election. Conventions give political manipulators too much opportunity. Standpatters can come into a convention fight with their political ward heeters, where they have no ghost of a show at the polls in straight primary con- test in which the people partici- EE ILLIONAIRE HAS HIS Fvire’s SERVANTS ARRESTED SAN FRANCISCO, July 27.— roughly angry and determined freely air his family troubles in courts, Nicholas J. McNamara, Mateo millionaire, is today ing to New York with his r, Gladys, there to confront rich and paralytic wife, who is d by the New York police as side issue to the arrest of three her servants who, McNamara 8, stole his $4,500 automobile have alienated his wife. M@Namarn, betore leaving San fisco, tefused to go intg the 'y of his troubles, further than make the general assertion that irs. McNargara is being unduly in enced by Mrs. Clara M. Perkins, if housekeeper. The Perkins onibn, with W. Pattison, a chauf- rj and Patrick Welch, a house Parvant, areheld in New York until | rate banker can arrive from| francisco. NI YORK, July 27.—Mrs, fing and Pattison and Walsh, the McNamara servants, pleaded uilty when arraigned in the ig raintions court and were without bail until August 3, the formal complaint against is due to arrive from San|® con orl — aemmne Attorney Rosenburg, representing Mra, McNamara, who did not ap- pear in court, demanded the release of the trio and when Magistrate Watts refused Rosenburg threat- ened at once to bring habeas corpus proceedings. Rosenburg declares that the Mo Namaras separated because the wife, who is worth $500,000, and her husband = quarreled over certain stock in a San Francisco bank. He declares that Mrs. Perkins is not the servant, but the friend of Mrs. McNamara. They've started the straw voting. This morning's batch of passengers jon the steamer Daring, from Vashon island, gave Woodrow Wilson an jeasy victory for the presidency. The vote of the commuters showed 24 votes for Wilgom, 16 for Roose- velt, 9 for Taft and 4 for Debs. .. RK IK Rk * * WEATHER FORECAST * Fair tonight and Sunday, * easterly winds, Temperature id at noon, 67, * * * * * * * KKK EHH BIG BILL JAMES TO PITCH SUNDAY An ovation at the baseball park Sunday afternoon at 2:90 is ae certain as death and taxes, because Will Jamee will go on the mound to piteh his first game since he wae in- jured two weeks ago. Man ager Raymond wae inclined to postpone James’ return to the game for a few days longer, ® but the Big One pleaded to get * back in the mixup so hard, and the doctor gave such a favor able report that Raymond de cided to put him in, The fact that Bill James will piteh pels a big crowd for Sunday * * * * * * SESE R EASE ER EE EERE RARER REE SOUTHERN MAN FOR V. P.IN THE NEW PARTY United Pres Leased Wire.) eft. AGO, July 27.—Prediction that a Southern progressive would be nominated for the vice prest- dency by the “bull moose’ tlon wi pressive vote to result from a spe clat appeal which {a to be made to the workingmen of the country. “Wilson,” sald Dixon, “reached the crest of his wave of popularity five days after bis nomination, He has been losing ground since, Incl dentally, there are no cheers for Taft, either,” MADE STOMACH HARDWARE ROOM GENEVA, July 27.—A con- vict undergoing a long sentence at Lenzbourg attempted suicide by converting his stomach into a hardware emporium. While the warders were not watch ing, he swallowed every piece of metal and glass he could find in the court yard. When the physician operated, he removed 147 nails, rews, 24 pleces of giass, 9 bite of 4, 22 brass heads of nails, 3 collar buttons and the broken blades of a knife and a chisel. He will recover. “THE OBSTACLE *| burton will have no opposition, Warburton Out for Re-election as Congressman Congressman Stanton Warburton, progressive ublican of the seo ond district, yesterday filed for re election. W urton was elected two years ago against the combined standpat forces on a radical progres sive platform, And Warburton, af- ter election, remembered his pre- election promises, He has stood by the people right down the line, vot ing as other progressive republicans did against the old order of things. From present indications, War- He has satisfied the people of his dis- trict generally, MAKING MINERS MOVE OUT|* That all the facts have not been presented to the court is the con- tention of Attorneys Bailey a Rummens, who appeared tn the su rbon Coal and Clay The cation of the Ci Co, which owns the houses. company employes. Recently a movement was on to organize @ union, It fall ed. Now the company 1s retaliat- ing, it is alleged, by forcing the union advocates to move out. A SUGGESTION ON TELEPHONES “Board of public works yer passed © resolution asking the council to grant the Pacific Tele- phone Co, permit to finish the phys foal connections between the old Sunset and Independent lines, on the condition, however, that thin permission is not to interfere with the right of the city to declare the Independent franchise forfeited. The board makes the suggestion #0 as to Improve the telephone service In the elty. KING COUNTY GRANGE MEETING) ; To investigate the King county ferry situation, to make a report on the candidates for county office, and to ald the local option elect in the country district this fall, were the three important resolu Yons adopted at a meeting of the King county and Valley Central grange. Robert Main presided. The j farmers plan to take an active in- < a Vivian—Yer duke. Violet—And what cruel obstacle came between two loving hearts? Vivian—Oh! nothing in particu fart We just let the option expire, ‘DOCTOR’S BODY IN HOSPITAL The body of Dr. E. M. Rininger, who was killed in a collision be tween an interurban car and his auto at Riverton Thursday after- noon, lies today at the hospital on Summit. av. which was to have been dedicated by him next month as his life's work. The funeral will be held in private. The coroner's jury yesterday aft ernoon put the blame for the acct- dent on the street railway com- pany for not providing proper pro- tection at the crossing and declared that Rininger’s chauffeur did not use due precaution in approaching the crossing. Miss Luella Davis, the nurse who was injured in the collision, ts re ported better today at the Minor hospital. BODWELL FILES There was only one filing for of- fice this morning. E. B. Bodwell, clerk in Judge Gordon's court, filed for justice of the peace. Together with Otis W. Brinker, who fre- quently occuptes the position of assistant city attorney, and Judge Gordon himself, there are now three candidates for justice of the peace from the police court. ONE MORE LID Charles G. Heifner, chairman of the state democratic central com- mittee, addressed the King County Democratic club at the Good Bats cafeteria today noon, He reviewed the Baltimore convention and dropped his ld into the congres- sional fight. A TALE OF LETTERS Which letters are the hardest workers? The Bees (B's). Which are the most extensive let- ters? The Seas (C's). Which letters are the most fond of comfort? The Base (B's). Which letters have the most to say for themselves? The I’ Which are the noisiest letters? The Jays (J's). Which are the The Ells (L's). Which are the poorest letters? The Owes (0's). Which letters are the greatest bores? The Tease (T's). longest letters? ters? The Wise (Y's).—Tit- Bits. Lightning Bolt Shaves Face of T. R., a Gray Cat of Amityville. Theodore Roosevelt, a gray cat betonging to Mr. and Mrs, J, W. Wilmarth of Amityville, L. L, was on the window seat during an elec- trical storm when @ bolt of lightning came in and shaved the whiskers and hair off T. R,’s face, leaving him unhurt. The lightning smashed a china closet downstairs and went out of| og) 8 RR NR Which are the most sensible lot- torest in the selection of progres. sive candidates for office thiv year, “/SEWARD BAR STAYS CLOSE Pending appeal of Zbinden Bros, from the superior court decision holding that the Seward botel 1t- conse is tllegal, because it exceeds the charter limit of two saloons on one block, the Seward bar will have to remain closed. The supreme court yesterday dented the applica- tion to allow it to open pending ap peal. NO CHANCE FOR THE EMPEROR |* TOKIO, July 27.—Bulletine lesued from the palace ony today stated that while the m' kado is holding his own, woore no chance for recovery. is suffering from an Sesarahee disease, and, it was stated, de- spite his improved condition, death is liable to come at any time. The patient's temperature was about normal today. MEETING OF T. R. EDITORS CHICAGO, July 27.—Editors BE. T, Earl of Los Angelos, Wm. R. Nel- son of Kansas City and E. A. Van Vaikenberg of Philadelphia called today a meeting of the progressive editors of the country, to be held here Anguat 3. pe Edwin Sims, secretary of the Roosevelt National league resigned today his Office in the Roosevelt movement, because he opposes a third-party ticket in Illinois, Sima, however, will continue to work for Col. Mocsevelt's election SPEECH READY SEAGIRT, N. J., July 27.—With| i his speech of acceptance written in his own shorthand notes complete, Gov. Woodrow Wilson of New Jor- sey arrived at his summer home here today, bringing to an end-the period of seciusion which he went into when he started his address. The speech, it was announced, will be printed Monday. United States Senator Gore of Oklahoma conferred with the demo. cratic nominee this afternoon. it is considered likely that the blind sen- ator will manage Wilson's Western campaign. STEVENS’ ACADEMY Fourth New Dancing Guara Private Lessons oO py right a. c Dai dnesday and iuturday. __ Main 391 THE SEATTLE STAR £O MAIL SUBSCRIBERS—Th Whetl your subscription expire Gp the address Inbel of your paper. When that date arrives, {f your sub- soription has not In ya ¢ Hint folowing Jor ‘Mullen, $109 Ballard ay. Phone Stores, Fourth av. at, Third ay.’ and Madison ote First av, near Sprinj Ads may be left at t where same rates will at main ure 10c por line or rice of & sh renta the houses to its)‘ al New Today. wo Girl tate hor pin your work only full-length your flew ; with ow above the waist OF write YOUR FORM Go, MIllott 4496. 496 Arcade Mag. SOUVENIR AND CURIO BHOP Antique jewelry, postcards and pen- ants, #20 Union St, near P.O oatorium Dye Works, 4882 BM son. Hast 263, ‘Wagon calla, dellv- or promptly BUTTORWE 921 First ave. Mal vo aking iain W. ‘e North a ner, Farlors i, Work- "Watson i yaaa igs: Dives i sore _2he on aory- ped for “ait afeceptio Mt fu BORN a in ROA RUPTURE CURBD: per SRere*igu oF detention canes or money back; nr one dollar. 817 Third av. ood ¢ nd nt ai Lrre oi Aer oa Te ba og Wide—Aii ic Korb, 104 Spring = Gets Acquainted Best toh Pind’ wiest » Hinckley 1 6 an: "ean Basle: st " ton Hotel Phone Maillard ing abr iawn and garden taken care of While on yo ation or at your Gummer home; the Wery peal of wervice and price §,card to Garden Service Club, 3626 ¥ ‘Cunge women anti inexperienced. Berisnced ‘ot _Taeeraph Co. EARN LADIES’ TAILORING ~ And dressmaking in the largest A RING A U SCHOOL, BROAD WAY nnd hive De pesitively cures skin die- tus: stops itch inetantiy; removes Mackheads, pimples, blotches. Swift, u and Pike WANTED —Mon = the barber trade id while lear pea nhc BARBER COLLEGE Hah Grade Bohoot. Washington St Bx sctoncea™ talesman wanted for Washington, Idaho and, Montana, and Youths’ Panis rh Broadway. HUILDING A €- becomes atu’ rt of Instruction rical Engineers new cataiogue. fattie En, Firat ay. ing School, Inc, Roy at | ROYAL fic 4d TWO. three or four- vasonable. Brophy Flats for Rent. Modern “Tat, $12.60 th PLEAS Queen Anne 21 ft Ww. __Wanted— -Miscellaneous _ Wantoa Mavhie Uy “sulgathe — fi for neh and door aan Chas, A. Knslow, 432 Pioneer Hidg Furnished Rooms. _ Virginia, near odern, el private Hy, walking | distanes, 111 ; it on 'N. Main 6406, Virginia ot boc day and week and up. — TOTRL, tainier, 1H Main wt. brick butiding, Rates $0c and up. Bath, GRAND FACITIC HOTRL ae Firat—Tatea 600 datly and w So and boc. 622 iicth Es Toome Rocme Toe and ee ee eli ' |Hotels and Lodging Houses Nice Clean housekeeping room: tel Trafton, 6326 Ballard ay, Bal- 1983, wn Paste coh CAPITAL WOTHE—108 Tackaon at 0 day; $2.60 to 6 week 112% 4th p, JOlllott 6 stay. M 0 per week and up, 1920 iat av, m per week an 1618 “Becond. av. 2. 52 week __Up. Wash Fre and "ibe. Gis bathe abe 1 Fit to ht: $1.75 to $4 wi ‘bth a beds ‘oom sultex, very Homesteads. Have juat Yergus county, Monte Jooated every ‘man who’ i The moat favored wheat of North America, no trriga Will return there avery two w 64 Dy the Chicago, Milwaukee ind Hy. A fe retarned n row exceile at once. City Real eal Estate. WHY GOLD BAR? BECAUSE hundreds of thousands of dollars are being expended in the development of an immense rali- road freight transfer yards and in the building wp of an tmpor- tant division point at Gold BECAUSE the mill of the Go Lumber Co, employs over 170 m BECAURE between 100 and 15 are employed tn the lo immediately surround: Gold Bar Bar 4 Bar to to double & CO. Yourth OSCAR JENSEN $14 Northern Bank Bide., BEA La, BRANCH OFFICE, GOLD BAR, WASIL Reference: Scandinavian American Bank, Seattle, or any other bank Wastt VERY GooD SMALL INVESTMENT $400 Nice 40x129 lot, all cleared and grub- bed and In Krass; situated a short © north of re an unusually cheap o bie, all ¢6 far service. ba loth av. Ma rt, 1009 Minor, & 5 . $20; phone, light, M ex ry Apts —Furnished and un- paeaee oth ko. Main . Lawrence, 1 bie, close in room, cigars, K Government Quoen Anne 2462. Font cheap, Ir f MORRISON & FSH ELMAN 1208 Alaska E <Foom modern hote blocks of the depot leaving city health. —Addrei care Star F700 equity in acre garde Tacoma Interu to quick sale month urth av. very unt Owner, tract on for care Star invoice Owner has K good clear stand at cated at 109 Second & to go Past at once. for] ~ if you wint wine bargain it would be well to inquire about it as soon as pos- sible, VERY EASY TERMS * WREST & WHEELER 109 a Kon- COLMAN BLOCK “f TOME WIth Adjoining Kirkiind ince of acreage house; some of the ed; creek property RERBAL u have @ fine car and boat to office in Kirk- y_ at c. J. SMITH 248 Central Bidg. RENTeR BUY THIB EN l 60-ft beautiful tains and lake; fruit apartment snap; for N. itar- By ~ Owner — 26-room house, with 10 boarders sale, $600.00. 331 Fourth tinon 2259 My ‘store and property for « Will rent store and sell stoc bargain; good terms, X-261 Star, For Bale—Lanch @nt; bargain; going away First av. G-room hotel ood location. ih, OF ko care ad restuur- 1210% well oF trade chea Phone Billott & One-half acre water front, 1 800 feet sandy beach, 9 minutes from Se- 1600.00; terma, $50.00 any. REALTY CO. 0 New York Biock Wanted—Salsemen tor irrie Ghards; big commission; attractive eg Apply 9 a. m., 225 Leary tin business. worry about Boyd EL §100 weekly profit, for yourself; do no experience, Omaha, Neb. undguiat sell $25 Because he sella ¢ * loom 204 Empress The- Baiting. ‘ood ba Lan BAnnb 220 Occidental A Fiore 6 PRL nan, ooma 260 and. bbe, Lost and Found. ‘The Little Jewelry Store that always #ells for less, Get our price first _ Bymons, 1427 Third. near Pike. an Fox terfler pup, anawers to ame “Taby. sid Cherry st “Male and Female Help Want ees Wola VEaRNSH INS uerastes queiificas tion Manes ‘aamiatonr student or business man. Agents wanted everywhere. "Adarees he- Countang, 302 White Balding and WOMEN wanted for com- ereiail, ral! and wireless tele- graph service, §70 to $90 monthly; @aay to learn; positions guaran- teed. Pacifico Telegraph & Ratl- Tnatitute, 705 Firat ay. Tenced lady and gentlemen Nettors. Best. proposition sight. Christy Studio, ern Bank ve METRO BUSINES otalty anes »mocounting. 4 me 1006 North- ms y and ratiway hers are old ex- fenced ra{iroad men. Graduaten one and hold mont av. Seattle. nt—The cottage at 1210 Lake- av. Take Eastlake or Belle- ummit car lines. Only 10 of] pinutes out. Rent, tnotudiug water, only $10, ‘Inquire at door ‘south, No, 1202, Nico} over Lake Union. ne and five-room house cheap- one $8; S-room ? 9 hocks of Washing: ck of Madison, 331 st 8098. 7-room orth FOR RENT OR SAL " Houses and cottages, furnished and unfurnished nea Lincoin high __fehool Phone N: hn 1618, 10.00-——Four r Ooms; riot view. t Single rooms, $3.00 up. Near pani Heo Furnished tk ye ‘oom, $1.50 per weel O12 Pike at. fot dusw Barle, 717 Marion; ehoi wn sleeping rooms: $2.00 wu: Furnished Houses Small b popes Bre wood 3 Tr eo Fa ‘ot ht, ware 4 mod- iow for rent; rT ty 4724 Tonth N. K. Kens oie , ale clése to car, 10 ACRES FOR $50 DOWN, $10 MONTHLY On good wagon road, east of Seattle. This land lies well, with rich loam soll for vegetables, fruits and chickens; within driving distance of Seattic’s market place, take a Madison car and county ferry or steamer Urania, to Rurke & Farrar’s office in Kirk- land. call 104 Cherry at. $540 Acreage. FOR THE LANDLESS MAN SOIL—DEEP, RICH—SOLL, &, 10, 40-ncre tracts; sofl 5 to 10 fost deep t ary out and juicy Q 1d farms in neighborhod uctive qualities of suil ROM ROCK AND GRAV Ee SY TO CLEAR. This land has the two great points you should look for—Quality and Loca~ Prize-winning digtrict of stern Washington. Ideal for poultry, dairy, fruit or general arming, In’ fact, will produce anything that will in 00 per acre. Easy per cent RAY BRULET 411 HOGE BLI FOR FALE—20 tracts in 10 20 and 40 acres of very nico, level, clay, sandy loam, and can show you small wheat, oats, alfalta, clover, potato fields on some land that will prove to you what the land will produée; you do not have to take our word for it; you can see by golng ; you_can got a contract on 10 aérea by paying $50.00 down and 50c per acre per month; @ per cent interest on de ferred payments. Contracts carry insuranc death, extension in case and a very good locality work in: a number of log ps just a few miles away: aleo is of the fin at from 12 to & TIMBER in case of aK est and can be had 18 fect LWOOD L 6 tract in Tracts, al- $100.00 per $80.00 most cleared. Price, acre, Five acres clo per ac Term M T REALTY Co. New York Block to Seattle sts A AP 3 acres at Burien lake, good terms. A. K. WYLI 412 New York Block. Elliott 6007 SNAP—T have & acres on good road east of Kirkland, that I wili sell own terms. If chickens ables, let ime Clyde Hack- i $1,200.00; show you this worth, Kirk WASY ro of No. ly to oar i and $500, month, at 7 4 ADAMS, 422 Colman Bldg. leared, two and one Burton na, one-halt MUGERTDE RATT 120 New York Bloc jo ash, roaperous K i mont “Leary Bldg: mt o a ‘dpper, ‘04 To see this)” | Four-room clone to car and alifornia. RANCH On Be road near the ferry landing at Kirkiand for $1,300. This place is improved with a house; chicken how Terma $100 balance $15 a month. John Brenaman, Ander- son's dock o dison_ park. RAINIER BEACH SNAP $250—Reautiful tract and home site, x150x100 feet; lies perfect: fi city wa nidewalked; $190 . $10 per month YADE 8. Hoge Bidg. Main 2202 " too; wil take payment, balance $15 a month, $4 64th. Ballard North Wi-foot lot, Madrona, | $10 monthly EL WORTH, 1101 American Rank. RIDIAN AV. bargain. You bette look into this if you want @ strict- ly modern 6-room bh Owner, 5011 Meridian ay 1 A bargain r a te F $350; H. uth Park, for| Klender, Salem, Nichols, bungalows Winckiey Dik. FOR Sai. Be -Resiaences in all parte of the SAMUEL COLLYER, 926 Le ry Bide Member Beattle Real st 100 LOTS $175 to $250 EACH Terms $5 down and $5 monthly. Take a Fauntleroy car to the end of the line © agent, Mr. JOHN H. WHITE CO. _ 407 Ortental Block. SNAP 3ALOW, 70x102. ear Fauntleroy park; grand rine view, price $960; term cash and $10 per month. Burns at the end of the Foy. car ling Saturday afternc or Sunday. JOHN ra WHITE co., 407 Oriental Block TRACT ma- $ RE BE: DANS. CITY AND COUNTRY LOANS On “improved or vacant property. any amount, $50 to $500; long oF rt time; easy payments; no de- 7; Sturtevant & Co, 312 Boston J. GOODFELLOW & BON, Real tate Loans In amounts from to $10,000. 611 Balley Bldg. CUATTEL AND COLLATERAL Money loaned on Mamwends and jows elry; private offices; confidential American Jewelry Co,, 808 2nd Av. STERN BROKERAGE CO. from $5.00 to $100.00 SALARIED PE Without security or indorsement MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE. Pianos, warehouse receipts, ete. al terms, prompt service. hern Bank Bids, 4th & for’ good poultry for killing pur poses. We dress all our poultry, And sell wholesale and retail IC POULTRY CO. Floor New Corner Maricet. Phone Eiilott 3268. THe KALEM POUL Drossed chicken... Spring chicken r Live and dressed turkeys always 4 For Sale—Furniture. .. piemeline ved Bavo and top and two socdla filing contracts or me Bargain for some Re op m law firm. Cait Stay offer — OAK CHE containing (4 a hor drawers in fine conditions” & Dal gain and can be used _Fobe. Gombination oak ‘drawer cabinet with a ain, Kine for sakah Ca tar office, For, “Baie sae nga ou rat bar- ome, Call two Broom Ae Ficth, Batiey tae cat Call Star offic: Meecha and Wililam Jolly. 307 Fine jobe and furniture mover. eS 172% Lat Ave. ait. 4748 onings 6 for wale, Anne 43. Higie rl AUCTION CO. ae salen of 74 Ww. Hobb” Aust rene fh ‘pan with fem Wainwright & Mcleod, Phones 19h ——— ror dale MisceNaneous. AIAIAPAARARAD AAD PARRADARI For music lover, the beawtital ta hbogany player piano, with @ tity of music rolis; full seale pen Sh-note; latest model and improvements cular re price, $750; used less tan 1 oe work; priced for quick 3 yours time to pay It vrth Broad- in- or of John & GOOD BUT has large oak filing enble hos 9 large letter files, # ts, ng cabinet for real ome i iness. Call Star of Me » & Hamiin (the Wighest-priee Piano), with an excellent player action, making one of the best and expensive player pianos shipped to (me) tae~ sentative in this clit less than six months ago. Making th ents in Seattle; will sel Hient player plano at @ never ‘will this chance ptain such @ mati ent; will pay you X $61 Zi , $850 viayer pi instrument ory price; no other so rate; may be seen and cellent opportunity to ¥ oF cash buyer, X 376, plano, handsome oak design, large alae; months; was inelud- in purchase of house. Ownlog player, don't need It; make offer ay 26th and stand conditi at once, filing cabinet and in excellent Bargain if take Star office DAMAGED BATH Tt wed bath tubs, $12.00 and w omplete. Kustad’s, 316 2nd ay, ver Pianola; bargain, $11 Ethele pplied oa Le ied Directory ROCOWN Ds RAUTRELE Business adjuster ona. inees ij ster and counselor. 20t~ ACT! ofe salon otters more to anyone, each and secure your oppore tunity, Jeville sketches sold and réhes AMATIC SCHOOL ARDE hire Hotel. cor, 6th & morieg. A The Canadian Bank of Head offic: ‘toronto, “Canada Cad branches in Canada, ) ba King business. Interest shiow nes and ti ‘0 Seattio Branch. vd ie Rt Teta Paym HE RU ¥ ide BALK ECO 00-262-204 First LENDER “P. m. SOML, 1490. CALL Eshelmen & Wilson. cialtat 303 Wi - ke jaiker Bide. fecmtes ALL makes repaired: Huson, room 221 Hinck are 3418. ‘ce deliver: fey ETROTIVE AGENCY Cody Detéetive A; ency, Tne,, es %: Arcade Bid, i private work: Eetmiinal dential : wi property rights; ses pric Phone any Subject tree by Legal savias on any @ the Legal Aid Bureau; laws cone wife; ex. cerning husband fmptions from, garnishments, la. A building, borers’ experience In high? CT Teedie, ie yrs eat courts. 311 B off Minin ete ton Bik. Phones immer, Lawyer, 103 2nd 8 __ tation free. FRANK WIBSTLING. pullding. Collections. Corwin Fo MUSICAD, TAKH ELEVATOR—Save money. Ten cent sheet mui Such ptec E e8 as Salu Pesth—-Kowalakis To Spring ‘Grieg But erfly-—Merkel: Murmuring “Zephyrs—Jensen, _ et FRY MUSIC CO, 426 Walker Bide, Bste Avery, 205 Denny Bidg., oj site Bon Mare he, will eontinus ch es through summer. Main and poe ee SYKES wultar, __toaned & Consuls ‘Tid Bailey ANC “plied on purchas Arcade Annex Seattle Patter* 316 F South, Be= *aulpped enon” Pa 6068, DAY— THU % THIRD ne solos that ¥ JO} Ado dally. Maston, ‘anate r toam tracking. Roth phones, st a Elio ee cao te eS