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

- mu! sires, Mais morning, They were 1 drs Jake Up! You ‘Lazy Stomach! eee per ip blamed, the head ts heavy, y other, ‘our times, Instead of taking a SON VOTE IS BRYAN’S ) IN 1908 Noy, 27.—Latost on the popular recent presidential e! Woodrow Wilson re votes leas than in 1908, and that yote of Taft and was $33,114 leas than y Taft in 1908 polled throughout 1@ Wilson 6,156,748, 928,140 and Taft 5,376, the socialist count still atates, Debs , and that of pitionist candi PLANNING TO CH DYING MAN Trees toaret Wi * | Nov. 2?.— Treadway ani armed deputies people were killed. te seriously wounded here determined to appeared at the latt door by a physiclan who tn eee tnt Treadway was * gald the leader “it Par iitre long, we'll come Stomach Cheerfully Do wart's Digest Your Food d Assist the Stomach. “who complain they are ‘a fraztie are nearly always ‘and are recommended to Dyspepsia Tablets. The gets lazy, food ferments) s beiches up, there are of bloating, the blood | thick and sluggish, the & blank and the dining/| ts a chamber of horrors. of the greatest evils of our Hife is the quick lunch. To ‘much or tore, than may be traced the pre of the stomach troubles thoroughly masticate the swallowing it, the aver. rushes through the the food, degtutition while it is only par-| ‘with saliva, and only thas leaving the) te do the work the teeth | done. Dyspepsia Tablets con- elements, a single of eaes, gral vegetables, and mineral matt They every particle of food by @igestion for ready ab- Ba and assimilation by the | glands, which pase it Into Whence it is conducted of the system, rebuild d revitalizing tt. has Stuart's Dys- in stock and sells cents a box . foed, including Ay, and University St. Stone-Fisher Co. a cK OF OUR WoRK 12 YEARS DENTAL WORK RATE PRICES Ohio Cut Rate Payments. Prices. GUARANTEE ON ALL WORK. ABLE SILK R AND HOSIERY , goo he ‘$000 IN PRIZES Masks Given Free. ,, Baneing All Night. Be, including 5 dunce Hekets, fare wader mi DENIES THAT HE MURDERED HIS MOTHER SAN FRANCISCO, Nov Sue pected by the police of murdering his aged mother, Mra, Lena Jona here yesterday, Joaeph tailor, was subj degree” today, but he stuck to his story about returning home and finding his mother dead, her body covered with a blanket, Investigution showed Mra. Jones’ Nving room littered with her be longings, The son's property was untouched. Costly trinkets scat tered about the place convinced the police that robbery was not the motive for the crime, One of the most important f tora in the case, the police say, te the disappearance of the aged woman's will Jonas alleged he saw her draw up the years ago, and that he was the chief beneficiary. A charred pa- per was found in the kitchen stove, and the police believe it to be the missing will, The bits of paper pseople examination $50,000 IS STOLEN FROM BIG SHIPMENT United Presa Leased Whee LONDON, Nov, 27.—A remark able theft of $50,000 in gold coin from a shipment of $1,000,000 from the Bank of England to the offices of the Credit Lyonnais at Alexan- dria is bewlidering the police - of England, Egypt and the continent. The crime is believed to be the work of a gang of international thieves. By 1 Working Girls } America’ he haw MISS AGNES HALL A candy counter girl in a five and-ten-cent store in Dallas, Tex. CITY ENGINEER, ATTACKED, HITS BACK AT EXPERT Replying to criticiem of the en gineer's department by EB. T. Clark, efficiency expert representing the Emerson company of New York, chy Engineer Dimock today charged the objections to bis de partment are based on petty and trivial details. So far as criticism applies to work on the Cedar river dam, Dimock declares the expert Indicates an ig norance and inexperience in heavy construction work In his report to the counetl, Clark says a saving of $200,000 could be made by the engineer's department on work now being constructed. He recommends the reorganization of the engineer's office because of ‘gross inefficiency,” and recom- mends the establishment of a bu- rean of construction to work un der the direction of the board of public works. The report makes several other recommendations, including @ sug- gestion that the! mayor's term be extended to four years, and that a deputy comptroller be authorized to approve all local improvement and other bonds, the signing of which now oceuples too much of the mayor's time. CONGRESSMAN WOULD REVISE ELECTION LAW Thomas F. Murphine, progressive member-elect of the legislature, pro- vides for a complete revision of| election laws in a bill he will intro duce in the next legislature. ‘The bill would require a presiden- tial and senatorial preferential pri- mary, and the names of those chos- en would be put on the final bal- lots, unl rejected by the national committee. All candlates for state and coun- ty offices would be nonpartisan. Their names would be placed on the primary ballot by petition. Two candidates for each office would figure in the final election. ‘A stamp instead of a pencil would be used in marking ballots. One set of election judges would work during the voting; another set during counting of the ballots. BOY KILLS MAN WHO STOLE HIS MOTHER MARION, Obio, Nov. 27.—Vito Beneditto, a 14-year-old boy, stabbed to death Antonio Stephano for eloping with his mother and to in jail here today, The mother also was taken into custody. oo vr mmer Theatre Jonas, al ed to “the third | ument four NEW SCIENCE ANDREW The other day, on the great cam- pos of Cornell university, 3,000 men and boys stood for an hour bareheaded, in pouring rain, to do honor to “the grand old man of Andrew D. White, just ro) y i White's career may be sald to have begun with his organising of Cornell colloge, way back in the early ‘60a, For a long time White had cher- ished an ideal of a new sort of col lege-—"a place,” as he put it, “where any person could find ine struction in any subject.” Kara Cornell listened to White's educational ideals and furnished the funds, The charter w grant ed and Cornell opened. From the very first the ability of White was evident. About bim was gathered the most brilliant ar- ray of teachers, There was the great scientist, Louie Agaaata; there was the poet, Rayard Taylor. me THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1912. “GRAND OLD MAN” TAKES UP STUDY OF AT GREEN AGE OF 80 D. WHITE as well as Goldwin Smith and Jas. Russell Lowell, When he had the new college 'n excellent running order, White took up statecraft. He was ap- pointed to many national and tn ternational committees, serving brilliantly. In 1897 he was made minister to Berlin, holding the post two years, On President Cleveland's acces sion he waa appointed to the im- portant Veneruelan commission, and then again given the ambassa dorship to Germany, He resigned this in 1902, at the age of 70, And now, at 80, this great mind is as clear ever and White is taking up a w study, the theory of criminology! : He says he has already collected & great deal of data on the sul> ject, and in a féw ye surely be- fore he is 90-—will Have some im portant miributions to make to this actence! + tara WOMAN WHO WOULD TELL OF HER LOVE AFFAIR WITH PRINCE IS JAILED BASLE, Switz, Nov. 27.-—An at tempt to blackmail Prince Ludwig Ferdinand of Bavaria of $50, 000 has just resulted in his former mistress, Anna Wildgruber and her mother being sent to prison, While studying here eight years ago, Prince Ludwig fell in love with Anna When he left, the prince severed bis relations with the young woman, gave her a com siderable amount of money and set aside $2,500 for their child, now six years of age. out CATCH SMUGGLER UN Some time ago, bia former mis trean conceived the idea of writing a fervid exotic wl entitled “The Studying Hours of a Prince,” por traying In plain language her reia tions with Ludwig. A publisher was found who sent word to the princes that for $50,000 he might have the manuscript unprinted. In stead of complying, the prince turn od the matter over to the Swiss jeourts, The publisher was given jthree months in jail for circulating | jimmoral lterature, and the woman six weeks LOADING FOUR __ SLAVE GIRLS IN SAN FRANCISCO SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 27 Four thin, falfstarved Chinese girls, beautiful from an Oriental standpoint, are beld today at Angol island, awaiting deportation, while Leong Moon, Chinese interpreter lon the Japanese liner, Nippon Maru, lis charged with attempting to lamuggle the women ashore for im moral purposes. Just how Moon was enabled to slip the girls aboard the vessel in China and keep | them concealed during the long trip ‘across the Pacific is puzzling the customs officials. Moon was arrested as he was coming down the gangplank, fol = See flowed by the four girls, dinguised as men, When cornered, Moon eald |} “You let my flens go and I give | you $1,000." | The guard fefused, and Moon |was locked tn one room and his leompanions tn another, It was as lwumed until this morning that the four Chinese were men. When in spectors went to the room, they were startled to find four hyster- {6 foal women, clad in Chinese garo. The four girls were emaciated from privation on the long, trip. None of the four, all under | 21 years old, can speak English, =a WILLING TO SWAP COLD GRAVES FOR SOME STEAM HEATED FLATS PORTLAND, Or, Nov 27.-~ “Wanted, to trade, one graveyard, consisting of 540 lots, for steam- heated flats. Graveyard a money- maker tf owner digs his own graves. sg This |e the advertisement appear. —<— WILL DISTRIBUTE 2,000,000 ACRES By United 9 Leased Wire WASHINGTON, Nov. carry out pledges made when he ae sumed office, President Fragelaco L | Madero of Mexico, plans the distrt bution of more than 2,000,000 acres of land among small farmers, ac cording to consular reports received at the state department from Cht huahua and Coahull At the out- sé of his rebellion againat Porforio Diaz, Madero promised to break up the concentration of land among a few big owners. HOLLAND ACCEPTS EXPO. INVITATION By United Press Leased Wire. SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. President C. C, Moore has received word from Washington that Minis- ter J. J, Loudon has officially notl- fied the state department that Hol- land accepts the invitation of Pres- ident Taft to participate in the 1915 universal exposition, Minister Loudon will arrive in this city on Dee. 9, and, within a few days after his arrival, will dedicate the site for Holland's participation in the exposition Holland ts the 22nd foreign na- tion to accept the invitation of par ticipation in the coming world’s fair. ing In a Portland paper, inserted | by ©, B. Dawson of Newberg. It is stated that W. J. Summery, wenlthy Portiand contractor, does not look with disfavor on the prop: losition of trading his cozy flat {building for the graveyard, and is }now negotiating with Dawson. mee New apples alencle oranges eare Dressed Mente—Selling Price, 27.—ToJ t Hinde. Fore steer ateer Dressed hogs Trimmed sid : Short loin pork Shoulders Liver sausag Bologna Tubs Smoked Hames r Bacon . Rolled ham Ox tongue, Dried bee! <4 Poultry, Loeal—Dayt Spring broliers ° Hens A Turkeys, live .... Roosters, live, Ib. Spring ducklings . Ducks, old, live, Ib. , 17@ each €, Hee be 2 Price, 0 oo@ie at iat 1: 1 +25@ 1.75 “0 50@10 3 —Selhing Potatoes, new, ton Carrots, local Pieots, local .. Purnips Grap, Squash Cranberrt ran berries, Pumpkin ; barrel . box "MOVIES TO EXPLOIT _ |, , FRISCO EXPOSITION SAN FRANCISCO, Nov, 27 Moving pictures taken from an aero- jplune, to be shown all over the world to explolt the 1915 exposition, ‘will be the stunt attempted at the Joint dedication of the New York|™ and West Virginia sites, set for Friday afternoon. The exposition company ia planning to make the ceremonies unusually spectacular and Interest in line with the impartant states participating. Dance at Dreamland tonight. Stevens’ Academy N ry Ce py righted private tabus (very Day and Lvening) Trial always free, When Others fall, come to ua. Dances Wed. and 5 THE SEATTLE STAR ne date Your subsoription expires ts addrens label of your paper date arrives, has not age Help Wanted—Female | day and woman f a * / | | o | . Chicago women, elther ex- fenced, operators or 1620 hi ard ‘ Telephone as 1104 The Pacific Telegraph ¢ HEATTLY ¥ Third ay ond maid Ottlee, 7 wants @ cook and ae in name family general maids in city, at WANTED — Mt y employment experienced abirt operators, prices, Address Bhull-Day ny Wr Apartments tor Rent MpeYand Court, THs Minor, Yr furnh id, $20; phone, light. M Excelsior Apts, —Furniah furnished, Sth and Pike Furnished R D PACcIVic | Hotels & Lodging Houses NMI IS TILT TH aS not 4 orn, rates $3.60 per week and up. fiarrington, 161% Recond $2 Week up. HOYAL ifth av. ie 4210, ooms HOTHL, 115% datiy and wv nar on from the lint change on the ad For the conventonee of our readers. have established agencies at ations with houvenir Phone Fi ‘ and 6409 Ballard ay, Phone to je it week Houses for Rent For Bale niture walk to depot, car, modern plumbing fice if taken at Madison at ' 69 ca i » month wher, 6427 Bwift av., George- ‘oay camp, tent almost nothing wnap if taken at ones; party leav- ing city, Inquire Mrs. Hern, ¥ 664 Wanted cabin speee. FOUR. te near mi X-697, dry shack or ater; must be 41) fit mold filled frame, epherte leather cane, complete, for including | examination Hehwarts, Optometrist, 237 Epler Klock ‘oreets, boned with guar- woven Wire slay; not sold TAYLOR Viehnt rie 405 Arcade Wide. Wanted—Day work dress, good ironer Li $2.50 up. firet clase laun Phone Bilio G devel ite ‘oll, an ne Jaco to enon P-L ‘ _Funeral Directors. University Undertaking Pa N ork 14th No North 212. W + ner Bk WOTPERWORTH _102)_ Firat ay. Main Biliott 2454, 1919 Becond Green~ house, Teacon 978 BURNS FLORAL ¢ Main 2413--Cut flowe neode rlors, se w FE | 01 Sra. desiens Funeral Notices POE CARD OF THANKS the undersigned, wish to em feelings toward our ana Seatibore ane asunnie our late bereavement, and the appreciation for the « and also the beautiful Ci We M_ DETLOFSEN MYRTLE DETLOPSEN permanent, no Operation or detention from labor; over 200 cases cured past two years, ages | to'TS, Harvard Sya- tom, £17 Bite! Midg., Seattle. Pe w lady tall from ¥ 20, kindly call Main 1414, 608 cline private or Apply office | BLADES sharpened om; rarore, he, etc. 1401 4th ay. Acquainted Bocl Na addre: ios Pi WANTED—Mon and women to learn the barber trade. wager paid while learning. i or write. L BARBER COLLEGE bh Grade School. Washington St. DONT GET WEY DON'T GET Ci D> * and overcoats and up. Bring this per cent discount. IN, 10 Es NATIONA wh a Sane Sell rotates, _prese Theatre Bullding. earn to be MOLER BA —~e-| Sandy loam soll, with some timber. tree Thetru- School, 629 gis fultar, banjo, ments." Kykes Music __People’ ‘ Bank Bide. ane May “I aaw it in The Siar ‘a 02.00 Tints. Tite i if 602 © Situation Wanted — Male General utility work done young men with 5 perience in all kinds, of house cleaning, such as cleanth@ carpets, windows, wall paper, polishing of waxing hardwood floors and gon- eral yard work, Will call at any time and give estimates. Satis- faction gyaranted and prices right Phone Beficon 3008 Piumbing wanted, material. X-G1T Mandolin, by two years’ @x- Lost and Found. Yound—Large bay he near Dun- Owner can have same by pay- for food and advertising. ¢ Reacon 982. Dia ring at Port Lawton Monday night or on Liberal reward. sar 67th and Gr ur. Return to en- Tard and Greenwood. iglish sotter pup, 11 monthe 2 black eyes, body ticked black and white, Eliott 2447; re- ward Old Tady Towt Will finder 48 ts i When buying tor Xmas, don't for wet the Little Jewelry Store, that golis for leas, Myron Sygnona, 1427 Third ide store. Main in notity pl He OMT OS OTT ITS Situations Wtd. — Female Neht ge f, eral house- i| Housekeeping Rooms € hag owner furnish | — Club house, 1718 13th av, 8, newly furnished, all modern conveniences, heat, jephone, electric . pool room, piano, Kle- nome for club of men. Room 4 board; rates reasonable. Breakfast, lincheon, 6 o'clock din- ner Childven boarded, private home. id ney 121 Children” board turroundings W. 64th best care, bom lard 1688 14468 STEWART HOTEL boc, week $1.60 ut 36625 Hiecping 2 and 3-6 9204 Howell st Eiitott ty. ‘ Fwo single housekeeping re | door to nursery, anyone having one) ehlid only. $23 Seneca. Main 6479. OLYMPIC APTS. 1210 Western av — Bingle rooms, $1.50 up; suite, $2.00 up, Near public market tra at me next B. well furnished Misckeeping f 9 Howell i-roum m fiat, 2222 Bighth | For Rent—4 roo | Phone Beacon 2 + | Worle, stngie HK roma iz Marion Furnished Houses é-room modern 3 blocks to large lot, good for chickens: trees, $8. Phone North. 1984 h at 00 dern housckeeping| av, Main 64 | » furniahod, $7.00.) 907 fruit For Bale buteher country about right p frigera Ad 4ieneral merchandise and atock, at invoice, good town, Al stock, worth 006, Will give terms to rtles, rent store and re for $15.00 per care Star, an WwW The furniture of T¢-room ap house for sale, location « 449 per mont Good returna Price $416.09 Fuel busine doing busines day; must b ance 6 aver 221 Union 14 acre le by taland, practically in town, § and household good oves, range, with all farm too il ready to step right in; school, stor miji, tay, al church, lake, it RANCH. & ACHES $195. $19 CASH AND $5 PER MONTH to clear; west of city; nine ily; handy to Seattle, Ta- 4 Bremerton market; close oll will grow fruits or 1 for poultry. . 1018 ‘Phird Ay. ch Office, 88 Wash. § COME IN AND SEE Us ABOUT GOOD CHEAP LAND. Close to Seattle; on easy tern COLBY TRACTS are the best on the market. FIVE ACRES FOR $500 D $10 PER MC $25 CAST 40 minutes’ service to elty; ig red shot clay, fare; soil ark loam and very easy to e cs nelgh- hool and THESH_TRACTS BEFORE YOU wWuy, 19 Third Ay. 88 Wash. St Nr on ttle for $750. and $10 monthly for vegetables, and fruits. Burke & Farrar, 104 Cherry St. WE HAVE 120 ACRES Near three railroads in Lewis coun- ty, creamery, bank, high school,| crystal spring, no’ gravel. Th making of @ ‘good dairy ranch. Price $1,500; $100 down and $10.00 per month, We know every foot of it WEST COAST LAND CO. fean Rank Bldg. FOR $700 and saw hone, ete.| nd plenty] BOTTOM TROUT south i D., te nelghvos by, PAR Only short ea. Terma $50 cash thly. Puget Sound Farms Third av boat | i i ___Acreage—Continued | Wanted to Bu CLEARED VALLEY LAND 6 and tralia, wor 45.00 BOUT WASHINGTON | 709 Second Av A huine wae land, 64 Think ot 56 ACKES cash, $10 p id, easy to 6 to achoo fare Pp. i0-aere tr Van ts, fo Aradaie & Co. k in mi r lan per FOR $ SHW HST LAND m 1% Downs W14,| section $10.00 id ¢ RICH SOIL, per mbnt improve Kwed-off Piel y---Furniture ae wr O10 Pike 400.00, 7.00 » from al ally ae from str wagon, Klean, 16 we ble and single We have pretty near hay further 4 bro ‘ 4 r COMPANY old t Tove) ¥, ¢ per a fir lots of neighbor 1209 Third Av « Wanted—To Borr, Wanted—-$1,200 loan. t, on’ au no ¢ ‘ IMKIN ‘ow cate, 7 Phone pe ban home 60 iid. | Money to Loan na ea.» | ery ass On improved amoun i or short Exchange—Real Estate | POR © 1 wheat land, station, ame county, with good buildings; 1,700 bushels of grain this year; $20 per mortgage $1,117, at 8 %. Also 32% scr ted at Patterson, water right paid, $100 per 160 acres of Ne mile from RB. all acre; due in 2 year le good lan $225, X CHANG R ad. = Pric 8. acre; iE in e mortgage Will exchange both for Se- attle Income, or good farm on this side, Boston Block. good W. W. Noyes, 317 transient hi 6,500, and a good 66 ment how for real American Bani We exchange everything everywhere your price is right Exchange, , 620-621 harty Bide. at any time, if Real Katate Lumber Excha & Simkins price $2,500 state of any kind k Bide. nee. 47 1, wom @ to City Real Estate OE IOI RE ont FINE COUNTRY HOME IN THE VA Fo! $50 cash, month. of 4 tracts, with @ good buildings walk ‘from station and utes’ walk Th rich ail hundreds of lars on yards, r 104 Cherry 8t Northern Pacttt fice Dulidings a big bargain for some LLnY mR 9876 ance place valley cleared, a Only the about from w 6 thow WHITE RIVER $10 lan i! ar rade 403 per consists gard jen fenced. house and out- minutes’ is mi t BURKE & PARRAR, INC. interurban n- he is spending nda of dol- sir Auburn freight houses and of This place is Groun@ Floor. EAST CAPITOL modern muat have §2,000 ¢ $2,600, ointment rable plating cH Pe North 46 $45 40x105 lot level; will hay Washington, 1 any terma 8. P. DI Main 46 therance of y and beautiful, 6 extra big fF lumbing and "hinney av Union 4 t, r month, Phone Beacon diatrict Write or You property N 0— $46 © Ke % XON & . ____218 Marion St. WILL YOU buy a bungalow in fur- interests? this new our ba electric ine! 232! own You should Know about double constructed. modern ete., Price $1,700, Buy soon or be sorry. Ww Washington Bldg. , terme, lot 406x100, 15 minut Zind av Jackson, $756 cash, balance $25.00 jeding interest. zh if of a in NAP co. th. lights, &, THIS BARGAIN FOR ONLY $360 A toe. cleared, ha in the city. utes car square. 104 Cherry St. * PE HTH HE HE HORE HH HH HTT #500 Balance fine Price 6839 __Woeedland car. MUS lots, home, $1,600, Two fine price i For Sale—Large 25x100, bungalow, with 1555. ~|Fhree lots on Rainier av, ’ “Phone Hudson & beautiful lot near Ravenna pi 46 te. Phone Bi close tn. el s best ride of SL RE I a Rs | home. at a we to Ravenna park. view of Lake blocks from car: 10-room: es from near $10 DOWN, BALANCE $5 PER MONTH 40-foot Lake ashington residence lot, all of soll. BURKE & FARRAR, INC ) CARH easy payments, rooms, Including av, N. ‘iT Sk North will large “equity allard 4 lotw. cash. Queen Anne 408. an Lake Was attle, and walk of th at Kirklan on this ple Seattle raise poul tatoes, etc Only $100 monthly dison ¢ trip Ki md, St. ‘ars ( THE! | c w well built unobstr| ible hington ts with! he ferr: a. One ace and ough try, berr ». Price cash a Come o or tomorrow rar and to office Ri in of n hows ace bh view and furnit WwW. West land, Clone to the new lake boule- i vard and near the finest park ‘This lot has city i) water, electric lights, phones § and gas, also within 20-min- Pioneer & Ground Floor. uy lot. ur © fireplace, | 1 a short anding: an live land tes, $1. nd ver work in to po- county urke Kirk ry or Anderson boat (18 daily) & or call at 104 Cherry | Americas Heeond i MONEY id goods, pianos or to employes; terms reasonab Come - YoU rexor Loans on b Personal not and payment Ni tN BT dla Post tape meavure and Dis- tance Zone Map, with full instrue- tions, Helps cheapen cost of liv- Necessity ¥, house- 16 cents Missourt Car Co, __ St _Louls, Mo. se Bassett’s Native Herbe atipation; 60 tablets for 26 # t- a buckram _hand net TOASTER—F 1010 First Av have damaged basins HP. 19th av New pianos f purchase. Meyer-Toner a bath Rustad’s, *. 318 Second 8, : : i motorcycle v Classified Directory ne EY Tie Ganesan tank of G Toronto, Canada (359 nehes in Cana etc.) General anking business. Interest allowed on savings and time deposits. re Tier Cem HILLIARD AND POCKET FOR” SALE—NEW AND 8) Carom and F and bowling ries I EI RR KA RO CARVENTERS 8 | Wieclwright. wood turner, % maker, FB. SOML, 1424 Kt R, ay. islist. 465 Arcade Bidg. fort | cialis ib Arcade Bidg., | Va ee | 5100 per month Ay W. Kiln 7 | La | mlz Denny Bidg.| formerly Arcade, DR. JOSEPH ROAN BLDG. HOURS where possibile, _ lott 3916. Bad bilis collected anywhere sons located. Washingto - tion Co., 306 Ra: iia by - Have your bilis North Coast Collection &. ta3 N.Y. EIS CosTUMES NTED Phone El- ir persons articles } t | . 306 Bailey Build! ne Ma fs fats. LAWYERS ‘Avanau cart i Joseph Allen, 405-406 Bil Bidg. All legal subjects, Consult tation fre. . |RUSSELL BR. FARRELL York Biock. G tees aoe tates, laws husba sultation free. CT Beedle, 18 yrs. experien est courts, 211 Boston Blk, —Oft., Main 6214; EB Gorwin “Townsend, ey Consultation free; . fe, property rights, collections, bank: ruptey. Milligan @K York Bik. Proba Sommer, Lawyer, tation’ tr Res. New ice ‘spectalty, dS Consul= . ait e. 10 cents, Spanis: vocal, ueen of Mal! orders carefully ete Fry Music Co., 426 Walker 1g OPTIONS RAE ) ? tex and Trade Mark Attori ne} ‘entral 208-7 Ma tt } THE MARKETS For Sale—Wood and Coal TERT AS Wainwright & McLeod, Phone 1218 For Sale—Poultry || Thanksgiving turkeys, dreased poul try, all kinds of laying. pullets. White Leghorns, Silver Spangled Hamburgs, Blue Andelusians, An conas, Indian Runner ducks, a ~ - pot kinds of poultry supplies at’ the| CLOCK AND WATE Pacific Poultry Co. top floor Cor-|Old Country W ner Market, First ‘and Pike, El-} gprings: Jewels, Hott 8. 200. Jacobson. 1 Seattle's Best Photoplay House : Housekeop work, age herse helper, middle-|~ Ne : Mra. M. 'Y. Sulton, FINE SOIL, $300 T. RB. Cornwell $35 cash, $10 per month, fine view, an wishe position close to school, near 3 nice towns, ght housework and nursing; ref- mere ee erences. 818 Columbia st. ‘RE ae ‘ nird destres posit ACRE-—$1 ont cases preferred, Wy nds at the SAST ace, rte .85 woman Kirkland, care Competent w | vne following are | prices paid by loc to the pr y the retal The, average s0@ SECOND MANY GHONS SPECIAL OFFERING “THE THIRD THANKSGIVING” Story, Full of the Spirit of the Real Th ton ++ eAT.00@19 bY 14.00@ 15 13.00@1 17/00@18 004026 00@ R Some good farm ta price CHURCHILL, For Saie—Cholcest Hillman boulevard for $1,500. Poulsbo, | STORAG. Lambert Tt Willtam 4~OTHER EXCELLENT PHOTOPLAYS—3 DENNIS Soloist WALLACE, Organist ankagiving - —— "i above price.” ¢ aov jwubject to yarintl freshness and general 6 ’ 6 acre tract on in Kennydale, Addresa”Mr. A. Ainaly, Wash First class cooks, chambermaids, day workers, housework girls, | ete. registered at the Public Employ ment Office, Main $500, Hillott 4100. PATRING SNrain= ec each; glasses, Firat and Stewart, w Cracked corn Middiings Rolled cate ai mixed ind bariey