The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 1, 1912, Page 9

d Shoes at Very Low Prices you will have another opportunity to SAVE DOL. ‘at Turrell Shoe Co.’s Basement Salesroom. ob Button Calf her or Buttor ge toe last, good, wale onedn $2.00 Grain High Cut fe SS $2.45 TURRELL CHILDREN’S High-Cut Gun Metal of Patent Shoea, with patent ouff and tas- sol, 5 to 8-8% to 11-11% to 2-24 to 6 An assortment of short lines to Misses’ $2.60 and $1.65 Sines 11% to 2. LADIES’ $3.00 Patent Shoes—Ssix styles, in all stees; button or blucher styles, with kid or $1.95 cloth lope wc... cae MEN'S Son's $3.60 and $4.00 Patent Shoes—Stx styles, in button and biwcher; all sizes tn $1.95 emch BtFIO .eseseeees SHOE CO. 122 MARION ST. OR 903 SECOND Ave ee adache? ATARRHAL LY E IN IVING COST Press Leased Wire) Noy. 1—-That the bas reached its high- wdhem of food commodities | Yast two years shows ere are a number of staples pa marked tendency to price; another class at practically the thir’) group that | ia price. The third| does not include | necessities. food prices have been Commissioner Hubbard extending over the last 5 CELEBRATE Tinited "Spanish camp, Unit ans, wes host last night tat the Arctic club, giv- “Yeterans as a result of eontest conducted and E. G. Everett, being that the loser veterans. Thirty-five re obtained as a result om ogy SAILOR SUITS | Noveltiew and Knock: Beautiful show- 2% to 10. Prices ro $12.50 FREE—A Real Watch given to every customer chasing a *# 6Suilt or Overcoat, le now beginning to} informat! What the Kaiser Wilhelm Believes ZURICH, Nov, L—-New light Is thrown today upon Kaiser WIL helm's religious views by Prof. Ar nold Meyer, of the chair of theol- ogy at Zurich uhiversity “I do not,” sald the emperor, oe cording to Prof. Meyer, “live among dogmas and confosstons of faith, but in the Bible. When serious situa tons arise, I try to imagine what Christ would say or do tn a similar case, I believe that ministers of the gospel should not be bound rite to a Hteral confession of with,” HADLY WON'T TALK KANSAS CITY, Nov. 1.—When | asked here today whether he would accept the republican vice presiden- tial nomination, made vacant by the path of Jas. 8. Sherman, Gov. Had- y of Missourl refused to commit j himself, “I would rather not answer now, salod Gov. Hadley. “A successor may not be necessary. The nation- a! committee will decide the ques- tion on Nov. 12 and | Dick the man.” “Tough” Experience SPRINGDALE, Wash. Nov. L— To have his home destroyed by fire da baby daughter burned to death while he ériving to town to bring back a casket for a de ceased uncle, was the experience of Prank Hill, who today is mourn- — shocking death of bis little Cl The three little Hill children were too frightened to return for thelr little sister. COMPEL FATHERS TO SUPPORT CHILDREN SPOKANE, Nov. 1.-—Judge Web- ster, in sentencing Christopher Mor- tengen to five days in jail for fail- ure to pay $2.50 for the support of his crippled daughter. said that he would compet to suppert their children, even if the juvenile court has taken the children oat of the contro! of the parents. DECIDE DAMAGES Judge Kenneth Mackintosh will decide today If the Seattle Electric company is entitled to damages be cause of the diversion of the Du- wamish waterway from the proper- ty of the company at South Seattle, lon which thelr power plant {s locat: ‘he The matter was argued before | Judge Mackintosh by Hugh A. Tait jfor the company and W, G. Me- | Laren and John B. Shorett for the waterway district, the judge taking the matter ander advisement. Patrotman’ Resignation Forced. As a result of an investigation made by Chief of Police Bannick, | I | the home of a widow living on Wastake ay. and, bad annoyed. the widow and her daughter. It was jalso charzed that Meison was tn- toxicated at the time. EXAMINING HALF A The attorneys and judge in the ‘case of the government against Bd- |ward F. Meyer, charged with con- spiracy to defraud while employed in the office of the head storekeep- ‘er at the Bremerton navy yard, are facing the far from pleasant pros pect of going through the examin- ing over half a ton of records dur- ing the progress of the trial. This estimate was made yesterday at the adjournment of court. $20,000 TO DOG BERLIN, Nov. 1.—Russian prin | cess dies, leaving $20,000 to her pet ‘dog, dog to be red for by wl | friend. oe dies in six months with legacy hardly Jouched. Does dog's keeper SS $20,000? The courts _ will decide it, ' $219,000 FOR NAVY YARD NAVY YARD, BREMERTON, Nov, 1.--A report ued by B. Brownell, ot of the public works foe the ANY yard, states at 4219000 will be syent in |near future in improving the y Plans and #pecifications for the new pier near the dry dock have eget and will be sent Washington at once. Tho pier will copt $175,000. LOS ANGELES, Beze, @ building contractor, aged 70, and his wife, aged 55, were found dead at their home in South Hancock street today. Neighbors, entering the house, found the aged couple dead in bed. The house was filled with illuminating gas, SUSPEND WORK THREE HO@RS CHICAGO, Nov, 1.--Out of respect for the memory of the late Vice President James 8. Sherman, repub- licen campaign headquarters for the Western states will # nd work here tomorrow between hours of 1 and 3 p, m., wyen the neral will be held in U: | Nov. 1.—Louls again, and some few citizens and lots of the members of the police force are glad. The youngsters be fan warming up for the big doings early in the evening, Hefore 7 O'clock there had been half a dozen calls from worrted householders for protection, In the next hour the boys had gotten fairly well warmed up, and then the police headquar- ters was one busy place, From Bal Jard there would come a phone mee sage that a house was being torn down, Out would go a motoroyele man to investigate, A nervous cith |#en of South Seattle would inform | the station that hia home was sur rounded by a bunch of outlaws with cannons and rifles, Another motor eycle man, em “We Have Already Won.” EW YORK, Nov. “We have lready won, Whatever ts the ro sult of the batloting next Tuesday, the progressive party has been founded and put on a lasting ba . This was the ement today of Col, Theo, Roosevelt, who is in New York to attend the progres- sive rally at Madison Square Gar den tonight, at which Oscar Straus will be the principal speaker. Taft Goes to Utica, WASHINGTON, Noy. 1.—Prest- dont Taft started for New York this afternoon en route to Utica to at tend the funeral of the tate Jas. Schooleraft Sherman, vice presi dent of the United States. After Sherman's funeral TWO-PLATOON MASS MEETING A big mass meeting will be held tonight in the Coliseum for the pur pose of arousing interest in the two-platoon system for the fire men of Seattle, which will be voted on at the general election next Tuesday, Fire Chief Steteon has given orders to all captains to ar range to lot all firemen playing in the Firemen's band off for the evening and the band will be out im full force, giving a concert be- fore the meeting. George T. McNamara will pre side at the meeting and the follow. ing persona will speak for the aye tem: Harry W. Carroll, Mrs E Bogardus, Frank 8. Griffith, Cyn thia Grey, L. Frank Rrown, P. D. Hughes, Mrs. Z. ©. Canffman, Rob ert Bridges, Mre. McAvey, Otto Case, John T. Casey, Mra. Ebbing house and Thomas R. Horner. BAD HALLOWE’EN Arthur Bigger, a logger, did not enjoy Halloween very much. He is today nursing a sore head and car rying an empty pocketbook as the result of being held up in the rail road yards below Yesler way by threo men last night. He was knocked down and robbed of $58. Se nninentreneneneneeeees Preat- The Difference Between finely tatlored, made tomeasure clothes and the or- dinary ready mado is go marked that men who would Present a genteel appearance cannot afford to wear the lat- ter! Wo've Fabrics ready for your selection—why not place the TAILORING of your Fall Suit in our hands? FROST & CO. 1205 FIRST AVENUE WHY GOLD BAR? When We Ask You to ye wel WERE rhea REASONS: ‘head of the rich SKYKOMISH valley; it ent of the CASCADE mountain grade and is the rich country surrounding MONROE, (Study your map; It is a selfevident jet for ALLEY and TOL. The GOLD BAR district Is a level area, three miles long and It drains an immense territory, containing over ONE BILLION feet of timber (by actual cruise), besides four large the Wallace, the Olney and May. is unliqnijed water power, besides hundreds of acres of rich agri- one mile wide, atreams--the Skykomish, cultural lands. GOLD BAR has the second largest saw mill in WASHINGTON, entting 110,000 feet of lumber a day, with a pay-roll of $138,000.00 \f per month. » ‘The Great Northern Railway Company has butit at GOLD BAR an, Jmmense freight assembly yards, depot, engine house, shops, store-hoyse and sheda, They will build other buildings and make of GOL! freight assembly and distribution on PUGET SOUND. Hundreds of men will be employed at good, steady wages. They will need homes at GOLD BAR. GOLD BAR has excellent schools, gravity water system, electric lighting plant, with lighted alreets, and furnishing light at an ex- tremely low cost for residences. BEST OF ALL: CULTURAL A A BOOM TOWN PROMOTER, TOWNS THAT CANNOT MAKE GOOD AND BIW IN GOLD BAR; YOU WILL SURELY MAKE MONEY. Oscar Jensen & Co. 312-16 Northern Bank Build) SHATTLE, Branch Office at Gold Bar, LIVELY NIGHT FOR POLICE, BUT NO DAMAGE WAS DONE), | Halloween has come and gone, And so they went. | | | J0LD BAR IS NEW AND IT WILL BE PER. MANENT. GOLD BAR IS THE RESULT OF INDUSTRIAL, AGRI. D RAILROAD ACTIVITY; NOT THE DREAM OF THE ST. et ate NOVEEREER 1, 1912, ~AINOTICE TO ELECTORS! NOTION 18 HiOhOHY GIVON that ccordance with Resolution Mo jhe Clty Ceupoit of The wey Hor bombarded with rocks and stones Autos were run blocks away frot their garages, One bunch of boys let the wind out of every vacant ai to on Pike st., and when the drivers cranked up and drove away, bump, bump would go the wheels. The brunt of all the pi borne by the police, Bach and ev ery time a bunch of boys broke loose €@ policeman was wanted The supply was limited, and the) alarmed residents hasty, Motor eyelemen Fuqua, Blaine, Van Bue kirk and Papke each say they tray eled 600 mile While the boys had a nice, large! night, cases of pranks that resulted! seriously were scarce, and the eon, aa night on the whole was one of good (6, natured activity nvoked by the sat 4 an to the followin pp hs NO. . to the or- and opera- rimont_of the repealing all ne Satie cali BY Tite Crry or AS FoLLows Section 1, From an ond day ot t April, 1 19h an. mp lov ment of The City of Beat dec | to-beall, other than the Vite Chet, shall be ‘eng inte two (2) pla toons, one v and the other er fe « Th Ife not el uM mht (8) in the and ending o'clock A in the protection dent Taft will return to New York perty In their work the for a final conference with his eam ‘ Saige menagers, shall be provid. ed suitable and Uthful pisses of rod the employe o omployed while on duty Section &. All ordinances or | thereof, in so far as they may nfiiot with the provisions of this Wilson Stumping New York. NEW YORK, Noy, 1.—Governor Woodrow Wilson left for a tour of New York state this morning, Hel ‘ expects to return here tomorrow | #, Fepen ies afternoon, and a final big rally in| peer ani ; being planned for him. Governor « effect and from and of Marshall may come from Indianap olla, Johneon in New York, OLBAN, N. Y., Nov, l--After de livering a red hot progressive speech here this afternoon, Gover nor Hiram W. Johnson of Califor nia started for Buffalo, intending to make seven specches en route. Governor Johnson will speak at Buffalo tonight, leaving early in the morning for Courtland, N. ¥. Tahal {Svoristons et the ett the City Council the 16th rt sy d2tt. and signed pen thent Parnune this fet da ydboe 13 B. UWASK ETH. the City Counctt. by me thie i7th day of e132 “Y. COTrEenti1, Mayor. ¥ this day September, 19 Attest i. W. CARROL, | @tty Comptrotier and ex-officio City Cher By Pr Deputy Clerk, SEAL Oticn 18 HeRenyY FURTHER gis BN that on jay, the 6th ot November, 191 | siesnign will be held i for the purpose of ratifying the aforesaid — ordin- H.W. CARROLL, iy Comptrotier and ex-officio City Cerk. Date of first publication Beptem- | ber 23. 101% THE SEATTLE STAR S-The date ton expires in day of Be by me in none itth of ALL MAKES OF Agnew, FOUNTAIN PENS é Repalred. “relecting Shaw's Pharmacy, end! or and Madison St. _— ne, | “Pexsoatts ‘That Mlense” eek Only. | old 60 Cabinet Pictures, Brivg this ad with you Canova Studio 198 Third Ave. ‘at Us Do Your Kod Work BEST MODERN DENTISTRY your name ia A change of label ie a re- one Souvenir and MIM continue to fit OId-filled frames, Freminsen. “ab ac: icles, with epher- i lenses, inciud- @. examination, 2.50. Schwarts. Opt pier Block. Open A. to J Spann, Kast 3071 Man Par w. ra, 426 y Undertaking B Fork- iveralt rt a ® North a | taney Watson Co. tora, new location, funeral diree- Broadway and oh, Gut the og 2444. 1319 Second. Reacon 978, {cn RLORAL 6O. practor Arcade Annex. dant, quarantoed. = free. Hotet OR 1 FIRST AVE oppo ATE PUB Lif RUPTURE CORE ‘perma: operation or detention from tabor: over 200 cases cured pa years, ages i to 75, Harvard sys tem, $17 Kite! Bidg., Reattle. oO Ee BLADES sharpened, S00 of; rarors, Tbe, ete, 1401 Ath av. Get Acquainted Society. Names and addresses, 708 Pine at “Gay “ft saw it in The Hint ~ Lest and Found. Lost-—A T-months-old | black white Liewellyn dog, from 161 M. Reward. | Phone MARKE T a La Ga ys ered ta 4 (Bvery Day fy pares > Triet ph aiware tree. tree What Dewees Wea. ami Cor pate os Ts fr ing on Phone 4d fob. In ao BAR, YOU Have a Right wy in , Ballard, ‘or Hotel returned t and 69t or First a Pine ot 1 oa Frye Le Hotel Frye. Men and women to learn There paid while ON &TIONAL BARBER COLLEGE High Grade School. ‘Washington § Verb room rent inside electric wy Hu iron Norway House 115 or @ room, —, Bel, | Wanted= = al 6 pen Sunday. | xperienced “wash man Westlake and Roy at | WHY foes Tandaulet sell ¥5t HE WesTArnS. Room 204 E re Building. They have built‘large new BAR their chief terminal for sults 1 om: Wotet-t Bixth and Pine.” Free ath and phone, $1 ek_up "Tt saw Jt in The Sta LET GO YOUR MISTAKES IN | Situation Wanted — Male Plumbing wan owner furnish terial Xx gevrss and Pike. ASH. day SIGWORTH, Manager, Help Wanted—Female Board and Room ung lady can have breakfast , with roo In exchange y nights ror whose husband lard ¢72 The ladies ot the Lake Vnlon Pros byterian church will conduct rummage wale at 1108 Wirat av Vriday and Saturday, November 1 and & ibermalda, | maids, n woman Apply 1617 Wanted general rs ho me? youns wife out of city, Bal Waltrom wanted, All at good Hoattle Mmployment Ottiee, ‘Third ay Young wirl willing to do housework, no cooking, o nights, 66 W. 48rd at rth 262% work for room and board plano i sewing machine. Phone Kast enced chocolate and Apply Supertor or Co, 115 Main wt fir tinishors 419 Firat ay light house Kast 1475 jin, guitar Achool, 629 Pur Gewers Hudson Bay Fur Co. Wanted—A go work, minal Pree Instrumenta, « Hank Hide Houses for Rent FOR RENT ON POR BALE Rent for sala $1200 month cottage, tent 6-room Ashworth Side eveniny utat @ 1677 Main _Furni urnished Houses — furnished house, closet, large lot Phone Ker mont Flats for Rent ARRAN I APRA ALD AAPPALALAS Superior 4-room flat, 2 beds, moder- ate Harrison 3424. 1638 Queen Anne A i-room Unfurnished fiat. modern. walking distance, adults, $9. Queen Phone heat, hot 69 week ik west ehed~ for in sleep- Tw foome, in single oF erry st, near Boren. | HOTEL. ity dally avd up Housekeeping F Rooms _ OLYMPIC APTA Nicely furnis multe 2110 ¢ wo pacity rooms, $15.00; must rent diately. 114 W. Kepublican Neatly me oVetlooking bay, walking distance; kitchen privite Queen Anne 1457 Cheap. well furnish housekeeping roome, at 419 Howell. nae Apartments for Rent Peet “Fost Modern Abarine brick bullding, facing unive gampus, 1 bi from car If $12.0. ‘North Ea OBES Sepeland Court, 1909 Minor, f rooms, furnished, $20; phone, light, M. 4210. Excelsior Apts. —PFurnished and un- th and Pike. Main 2661 For Sale-—Homestesd rel ment, 6,000,000 Foot, t 2 miles, steady employs 0.60 ¢ % mile. Price $2! dress X-676, care Star. mrocery for sais, high class . Hittie competition; about) $2,400 cash to handle. Owner, Ad- dress 8-93. care Star Farm Lands MAY BE HARD TO PLEASE | BUT ¥OU CAD iN DOWN [ss meres. so cmearel, Mi stashed, ba ¢ timber, 4-room — plastered house, nicely furnished,” cement foundation, good ar, porches, well, telephone, 28x60 barn, with 16xs0 shed, chicken house, how house, wood sh joke houre, 1 bearing frat 2 horses broke to wo ovghbred chicke: bom tooth sata Rr you | cultivator, roller, tools. with stock, tools house furfiished; bottom, 1 on good county cream ‘separa A splendid hom: and even the goed soil, part it ‘water hall end » feat 4% milion daily to Re and Heattic. 2,000 cash, balance 6 der carefully and see R. nt ¥ Ingham, Ana te frm: liately. Vv F. PAVEY & CO. uy Ma Half mile from station, good o loam, $-room house, big barn, cows, 2 heifers, pig, chickens, ote cf furni- otatoes, hay, $4.00 horse, farm ra. No. west COANT LAND CO. 1113-14 American Bank Bide. WiLL BUT CROP OF your entire ord prices. Land in Snohomiah county Will produce from $300 to $400 per acre In berries. e have -wo land near Machias in 5-acre trac per You can purch res or 40 acres on your own road, oniy 38 _ King * sta- 104 Cherry Real: Estate E. ASTERN WOMAN WILL ACRIPICE To get back yy 4 carefully, 80 Acres, $32,000. This year’s crop $16,936, as follo Hi tons timothy, at $13 ) 170 tone alfalfa at $6 36 tons hops at 200 Ib 120 tons potatoes at $1 Total : 7 miles Yakima, Gilgen Lig miles xee Cit cultivated, fenced, flum orpetual water right, \4-room ye large barn, large kiln, large warehouse and shack for ‘help, ood well, water, 2 acres timothy, 21 hops, balanc Altgitas’ potatoes, and smelt pe ture; no alkill; good drainay > Mortgage $15,500 at no payment until 1915, then $1,000 annually until 1919; can pay t Want $4,500 cash, por balance fe. This years crop exceeds the m ae, but ‘owner wishes to take ney, home, F, PAVEY & CO. 200 Leary ‘tide Main 3194. m house in Rainier e equity of vie t lot, TE HXCHANGE CO, umber Exchange, verything every at any time, If your price 16 righ Real Estate change, §20-521 Seumber Exchange. for REAL oe Br: it] ood in Yak and some cash for city ima valle Address 1808 B. 68th st, Irrigated Li Lands |” ori @ bare from town, fect drain Ta * oon © hot home aig pitol ator com 16th Foawonable, earn newly furnished, in Anne 1204 home cooking, home, special home a4ag i Care, a 1668, Yakima valley, by own- ain; all or part; & miles god #oll, no sand, per ane, good water, Only ere, water paid; terms Inquire Queen Anne 2284 Acreage DAIRY NEAR CENTRAL IA | 1 4 PROP 8 WASHINGT: 4 Y of the Washingto you. Cly & Farrar wharf Wi Hen Mal a lAbert ACRES, well loca lots of 1 Van Arede room i A at $3,000, BANK. Must sett of rich of Seattle houne, water. PF $50 cash « & Warrar ~"6 ACRES FIN tie a erave’ $35 cash not class shot «row anyt niece town fine view P. houne, chicken Van Arsdale & Washington bottom de ond machinery, at a Will accept BEAT- ERTY and a little cash. OUTHW. ‘ON LAND COMPANY, INC. ¥., Room 18 Downs Bid¢. me Main 6208 AT KIRKLAND * just off the county Terms month minutes nding, on t me show It to jo Hackworth, at Burke « office on’ Kirkland $50 This walk Lake TORY TRLAND AN SCHROBDER Hidg.. Third and U nion. WITH CREEK, 150 — Thin ts ot clay berrie w e for fruit ., tha cheap fare. ale & Co. 1209 Third Ay firepiace, tine tract land, chicken chickens an Byerything blocks from Ta pot in Algona 6 cash If noid Inquire all barn cleared kinds fruit, terms. LANGLEY naley, Wash Hid” BARGAIN once. Four fine tracts ack valley land, south all cleared and fenced house, artesian rice only 8850. Terms nd $10 monthly. Burke 104 Cherry St LAND, $175 ~ This is © month bed, but afl first clay loam, and will hing. Well located, near Sound; has chea 1209 Third AY. $25.00 PER ACRE in Skagit county e 09 per YOUN __ Phe 7 x0 fi and poultry $26.00 and by buying acres bent _under new ditch running water, $12.50 an acre. City House and bushes, ne Price acre, third cash G & BROBERG one Bal a 2 2 od land. 17 mites from ine for. potatoes, fruit $50.00 per acre, cach $10.00 monthiy for the 1101 American Bank. | Avoid enormous Civic outside King count soll, & miles raiiros $1,600. Box 443. “2 your MONEY on %& mile from dock, Beattie. the fare. that’s all, and it's yours Pioneer Bid hear market Room 2, only 94 Yesler = Estate $600 OxI83, small fruit niletoy Park car. lot, ar Easy terms. SOx120, large level tract, with splen- a w id ‘Sound near car. $1,600—Tract house. city 100x294, £ $500—a0x100 Ox Short Mita, view. ‘ext Seattle, Terms $10.00 per month. 15) with small ‘or near “Rainter boule- yard, about 10 minutes from Sec- ond ad Y mont Good 4-room house, Jocater nicely $1,050, on Lot 50x170, 25 minutes out, for terms, Near W. house, way 1,600, jown, $10 on A bunch of 10 offered at each. Th odland below Inc esier. Terms $5.00 per AY. Pe on tot 40x137, near car. Price easy termes. with smail house, only $750; good park, a good 4- eo yo | 40-foot lot, and priced actual value. Price hadieg furniture; 26 P month. must be sold, are acrifice price of $150 are located near a hose Green Lake HERMAN 328 Liberty ou SCHROEDER Bidg., Third and Unioa, R COLBY, TRACTS ON THE MARKET ACRE TRACT FOR $500 Acroas the eity, with vice, so! teally school, neighbors, wH HAVE mith Well built, galow, hal soreh stan: 102, district, $1,400, 8. P. q: | Main 40. A good & Lake ear, room, easy | term snaps, 907 SNAP. house, oh munity ho: oder he 30 fine lots, venna par very ace for y BELLS WORT) any }4 $100.00 cash houseboat modern as a REAL f ah S20 L orth fond, ceiling, pa lot, 560x100, balance $ 2263 Lot in Frem ments in __onah, K beautiful $450 cash, you halt ¥. M. Bird, North 2 bay, nearly in sight of morning and afternoon fi is a dark sandy loam, to free of ste ose stores and poatofiice, good Y NOT COLRBY? SREN pool RY? 5 $10 1b19 Third AY. a8 eee, St < MONTH) attra if basement, front and hes, electric lights, walls dard plumbing, level located in Phinney and is @ sacrifice ay, at $200 cash. . DIXON & CO. 218 Marton St oom, “cotiage, on Green $850, terms, Also 5- modern, for $1,150, for lit Main 45 os, Searing Leary Blag ores, cleared, icken house uses, about 800 chickens, mu wagon, horse, Price $4,500, John Brennan Kirkland, W: short distance from Ra- k, fine garden soll, $175, easy terms. Just the wage earner, H, 1101 American Rank, will ‘sell and $20 Leary a Awell S-room ake Washington, houseboat can be, ATH EXCHANGE CO, umber Exchange, neat bungalow, beam nel dining room, corner view 00: $100 cash, 10 per month, Biltott will bi on ‘ont district, all lmprove- and paid: $425, $100 lot near Sete park, Queen Anne 403, n bun-| the |= 20 et ay, mod- rates $3.50 por week and up. fiarrington, T1617 Becond. a wee i? a Homestead or desert claim relinquish - ment, Washington fruit bargain ever of- raig, 1337 Third av. For Sale — Livestock ne halt Jormpy and half tolwten helfer, soon fresh with her second calf; very gentile and easy x also three young Je 004 stock Vr | Wanted- To buy a light mn of horses; must be sound and young. | Catt at 622 Western av 50 small hows. Bouth Beatile car to Henry Packing Co, Main 2870 For For Sale—Wood and Coal PLL LLL LP ALP PL Patent dum pan with first load coal. Wainwright & McLeod. Phone 1214 Wanted to Buy---Furniture OOPPPLEOPIPIPIILPP ILL LSI Want house & office furniture, cash Giba , 610 Pike, M. 3287 Modern Pui 4ib Pike. Mable Wanted To Borrow _ Wanted worth X-676. iker; heifers; od 4 ALP ALLLALL 00 oF $1,000 on proparty will pay 10 per cent, $ care Star 1 |On improved er vasamt . $50 to $500; Cany payments; no delay. Farm, timber, city loans: money quick action, 309 Met jheorn. 2480, loan, mortgages, i paper bought 16g. y a improved property _At current rates. 438 Epler ~ CHAT EN, Ceapeciah le on dlar roperty, apy ‘ong or short Hittott Money tc contracts; Morris, rates, privat Jewelry Co. Second If YOU NEED MONEY | Loans om household goods, pianos or i Persogal notes to employes; terms and payment Come and ace wu SHN BROKERAG Bank Bide, ath & =F or Sale—Poultry THE offices, American reasonable Pn KALEM POUERS By raping d chicken. . ° per Ib. | Spring chicken . ie per tb. | Live and dressed | ture always on | j 1600 Pike Place eee For Sale — Miscellaneous FP DO PAIR ote roe $3—HOT POINT TOASTE: $3 Sound Electric Co. 1016 First. Av. EVERY THIN: ELEC “TRIC AL have a assortinent ot damaged tubs, sinks and 3 Beeond pplied on ait Union, inrge bath _Rustad’s, BANKS Tie Canadian Bank’ o Head office, Toront branches in’ Canada, bankin . on savings and Seattic Branch, G. Soinineroe— Canada (360 c.) Vv. Holl av SAAS m and Pocket Dilliard a bowling sand bar fixtures, of all Kinds, yments. BRUNS- v 1: K MAL E-COLLEND EI CO., 200-202-204 First av. Seattle. __LARPEN TERS Wieslwrignt, wood turner, wack maker. FB SOHL, 1424 RR ay. CALL Eeheiman & Wilson, Sain 1170 Oo To" < Gallet, {gb Arcade Bid former! Walker Bid; -- $ ¥ persons. ‘located, evidence amount, Law and y nana cof Y TDetsettve Arenas Bide. cit rivate work; consultation cof Elliott 8472. Tt. Tagal aavice on any subject tree by = ~ a er Aid Bureau; h on rning husband and s from ere ts, r on. 323 Alaska, building. ‘orwin Townsend, Consultation free ; ence in high- 1 T,Borton. og Phones 5260. Milligan “ake il New wyers, York Bik. Probate practice specialty, Sor » Tawyer, 10 tad & Congul- SIME MUSIC. 10 conte Piano Boe los, moderately difficult, Pas Des F ellbes: Slumber woeey. La i, onset. ker Blag. WALLING Piano Co. )-203 Arcade Annex, second floor, opposite ele- vi re, Seattio OMTICTANS muna ‘Optometrist, 7or-f03 Leary ing. Main 2174. a OSTEOPATH — in WwW eddetl, Stir coftere F7Aduate, 602 People’s Bank Bide. ain 3150. RE ES ne LATENT A RNEYS Handel; Love Son Music Co. 426 Wa tH 6600» thie Bulla f xine TOO) Bred Patent and Trade Mark Attorneys: 21 years in Seattle. 600 Central Buildin, db. HASHING, BA EXTEN tT ATT ney, T18 “ne ld. Main 2627, Mason, Fenwick, La atanee a2 Burke Bldg c wattle rn W st wy. South. ‘Best quipped shop. Main Goa DIT Doth) far) ee arton Pde. "Main 7219 RINTERS Rene Print 10s EAmbort AWiiiam J CLOCK AND Ww VROT We a Country Watoninaker—maitte springs; Jewols, each; glasses, 200, Jacobsen, First and Stewart