The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 30, 1912, Page 7

"Or. Nov. 30.--Dr. ‘Cook, Arctic explorer and afier claiming to have North Pole, who is ied that he is to im sterceedne® against Admir BE Peary in the fede ral ‘at the earliost possible date Peary defamed his also that he was as Pole as oy, Jared in an inter abe the Northwest to gather evidence Rarrill of Tacoma, guide on the Mount} er He makes the post that Barrill was t of $2,500 to - fe claims to know bank and the name of negotiating the alleged NG PLASTER DELAYS PROBERS OF ARMY HOME Cal, Nov. senatorial committee | rn tions at the nation- bere, was examin a veteran, to- tion of plaster fell of the auditorium, the witness and @. Bagley. Simi have occurred at i anyone they claim, serious tn- s would have been probable. Chamberlain stated to- ft is undecided how Mg ‘will continue, but that |) lengthy, short legzed white ss ie tachees "aad have Jean Juares, the socialist, and one of | socialists of Burope. ‘rote the manifesto mal socialist Swi ail sociatisis to resist their governments to spread the Balkan and does talk louder than any other living bellowed in tones but five or six suburb into staid She is to erect a tion Festaurant, half the unmarried men and unmarried wom- f will be equip. cozy corners, soft Other properties calcu- — HIA, Nov. 30.—Navy Army eleven 6 to 0 , after a hard fought ® superior punting Possible. WASHINGTON, D, ©. Nov, 90.— The United States will use Pal- myra island for a coaling station for the Pacific Meet upon the com pletion of the Panama canal, This information follows the re- ceipt of Rear Admiral Souther |land’s report of the exploration of | Palmyra island and 41 other amall bodies of land in the Pacific by the crulser West Virrinia when he annexed the islands for the United States. When the report state department, some time ago, that England contemplated fort! tying Fanning teland and making it a coaling station, the navy de partment dispatched the West Vir. sinla to the Palmyra group to gral’ them up, if possible, so that they could be used as protection for the western end of the Panama conal = EIGHTY-YEAR OLD DOCTOR FATHER | OF TWIN BABIES brating his 0th birthday, Lota of other people have done this same thing, but Dr. Gorton ia doing it with a little baby girl on one knee and a little baby boy on the other. They are twine—his own twine—and he fs the proudest father that ever lived. The babies, Leonora and Allyn, are but seven months old. Their father calle them the “eugente reached the twins,” because he considers their| birth due to the most rigid adher- ence to the principle of eugenics. Daddy Gorton ts sitting in Dis armehair by the fire. One arm is around Leonora and the other is around Allyn. | al The furse answers. She enters with two bottles of warm milk, The father then adjusts bis speo- tactes, strokes his long white beard, and reads to them from the latest treatise on “The History of Medicine, Therapeutics, and Ana tyties] Eugenics” something that goes like this: Peter. Peter, Dompkin cater wife couldn't keep her. “irs. Gorton is al years old. Mont, Shakespearean socialiat orator, will speak at the antiwar meeting Sunday at $§ o'clock, In Dreamland. Nicholas Schmitt, socialist cand!- date for school director, and Mart lus Hansome of the University of Washington will also give ad- dresses. Several bundred school teachers will be in attendance. A. A. Nordekog, the private de tective charged with tapping the Burns Detective Agency telephone wires, this morning pleaded not guilty before Judge Ronald to the charge of injuring public ut Hittes., | THE LADDER OF Seattle's Best Photoplay House DENNIS, Baritone. “WALLACE, Organist. 1,200 Seats 10 Cents DISCOVERED @ Also One Large, Un and as Central Pacific naval base, “Where the Weat Virgini dropped | anchor off Palmyra trland,” the ad-| miral reported, “there was no sign jot human habitation, We sailed several times around the Island, and further examined it in ama boats, finding It to be an irregularly shaped coral fwland, inclosing sev eral distinet lagoons, It was en trely surrounded by a barrier reef of coral, forming beautiful shapes in the crystal-clear water.” Upon landing, the admiral and his men discovered no signs of mankind, or even the animals which | they expected to find (here, On the jtrunk of a fallen tree, however, was discovered the letter “M 4 | on another tree was an “A,” simi latly encrusted. A gin bottle, empty, wan discor ered at the west end of the island MISS MARY O'REILLY | of the Evil—Prevent New York has taken prompt ac’ same Wherever large food factories Wage earners and the existence of degrading labor shacks may be sus pected. In California and Colorado, tn diana and Missouri, Ohio and Utah, Maine and New York, great packers jare exerapt from labor laws de signed to protect the workers Child labor lowers the wage of adults #o that unconsclonably long hours are inevitable. Wonten who toll 12 to 14 hours a day for a pittance have neither time, strencth nor ambition for home life, child training or the rec reation that ie recreation. Chronic physical and nervous fatigue causes hopelessness and intemperance. Add bad housing, with the on- forced uncleanliness of a neglected labor camp, and the reeult is {it health, if not general demoralice ton. The evils existing (a New York can factories are tacitly protected by law. Reform to be just and | ing must come from state legisla en, Home rule ts a delusion in thickly overgrown with moss, and! CORRECT CONDITI THE Cees OVEMBER 30, 1912. By an American Admiral on a Desolate Isle in the Pacific! One Friendless, Starving Gin Bottle! identified Toothbrush! THE REMARKABLE EXPLORATIONS OF ADMIRAL SOUTHERLAND, VU. &. One of the exploring parties sent out from the ship to the amalier group of islands to the northward | brought back several empty bottles, about 40 large Oriental earthenware jJare, Japanese shoes, a tooth brush, old bed, a small tin pump, « poo chimney, a wooden rake, # spade, and, most significant of all, @ number of levee, empty cases, covered with paper, on which was written, in Japanese, “This ¢ contains ammunition They ran ‘against the letter * out into the trees several (fen, State department officlals believe) the Japanese had examined the ist ands, with a view to annexing them fy & bane, but were “shoved” ovay when informed that England and the United States objected to the \yelllow peri! so close at hand | This new American soft ts 1,000 Imulles southwest of Honolulu HOW TO NS IN CANNERIES Woman Investigator Declares Child Labor Is the Root That ™by Most of the Other Abuses Will Correct By Mary Boyle Special investigator for The Star, Law, She ys, and Themselves. O'Reilly tion in the scandal of the canneries. Other states, when their legislatures meet, undoubtedly will do the|'’;, are found, the exploitation of chiit MARY BOYLE O'REILA, most cannery districts, Practically every corporation exercises invisible government over its bome village, and the condition of the cannery Evew local courts evince enforceability of labor laws tuted 15 prosecutions jor working more than § hours a day. defendant cor, jon was acqn strange In 1908 the New York department instt- Thirteen pleas of guilly were entered! itted, one fonad guilty and fined $20. and THIRTEEN SENTENCES WERE SUSPENDED, omy is ignored. inertia when considering the under 14 overtime children for One Obviously striw gent legislative enactment promises the only protection What is true of New York ts Ii monwealtha. Let the ature amend the “factory,” so t oben or other manufacturi NGS, SHEDS OR OTHER 8T! THEREWITH. MAP OUT PLANS F t the word oye be construed to include an: kely to be true of less populous com- labor law in relation to the term mill, ment, AND ALL BUILO. USED IN CONNECTION FOR HEATING STREET CARS Engineers of the Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power Co. are to- day mapping out the exact plans for street car heating on long runs. It is not contemplated that any of the open-end cars will be ordered closed. Instead, electric heating ar- rangements will be installed under each seat and on the floor, possibly, for warming the feet. All SAYS TVEITMOE GAVE MONEY TO DYNAMITERS By United Preee Leased Wire INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 30.—Olat A. Tveitmoe of San Francisco, sec- retary of the Asiatic Exclusion league, furnished David Caplan and M. A. Schmidt with funds to leave the country after the dynamiting: of the Los Angeles Times building, according to testimogy in the so- called dynamite spiracy trial here today, by Raymond Burns, son of Detective Burns. “In February, 1911,” swore Burn “1 asked H. 8. Hockin what had become of Caplan and Schmidt, two of the men who assisted Jim MeoNamara to prepare for the Times job. ‘Oh, they're all right,’ Hockin answered, “Tveltmoe, out in San Francisco, js taking care of them. He 1g furnishing them with money’ through a Chicago labor leader named Nockel ‘Hockin, who.never hesitated to answer any question regarding his associates, told me that Tveitmoe and John McNamara arranged for the three Los Angeles explosions at a conference in St, Loui 1910.” tego CRASH! NOW IT’S IN COURT Auto keeping within the speed Umit, (Those things happen some times.) Renton track. No gongs. No whistles, No bell Crash 8. L. Mason, owner of the auto, thie morning brought sult again the Seattle, Renton & Southern for $1,025 damages, alleging all these | things. It happened on October 17, car tearing down the the suburban and outlying | (GIVE TURKISH | CAPITAL TO ITS PRINCESS, PLAN LONDON, Nov With the |#feat powers and victorious jalkan states enarling over who ts |golng to have Constantinople, a London woman offered today a so- lution of the difficulty, Princess ule Christoforous Paleologus # that she be allowed to take ho Hyzantine emperors, ruled be fore the Turks entered Puro) Living quietly in the fashionable Kensington district of London, the rincess, who Is of English birth, ts the direct descendant of ancient It is pointed out that the creation of a small buffer state, centering on the ancient Byzantine capital, ts absolutely necessary to preserve the neutrality of the Dardaneties and keep the channel perpetually open and free for the commerce of all nations, It is the only logical solution, her friends d re, and the Military league of Ath her the hope of the Greeks and » | Promises to support her COSTS LIFE OF GIRL By United Pre LONDON, office department, investigating at- tempts by militant suffragets to destroy letters in public mall boxes here, today found one box partly filled with carbolic acid and its contents practically destroyed, Among the letters was one from 4 hard working young man to his mother, enclosing moffey for the purchase of medicine and proper nourishment for his little sister, who waa seriously ill, Its nomerrival is sald to have been responsible for the child's death. PUBLIC MARKETS t 1; kippered aal %, ibe ib; Bob flan, ‘briek, 2de Ib. 400 Ib; jellied pigs’ ham leaf, 300 Ib AuUmIner seus feet, 00 9 Ibe, sweet p fornia lettuce, A9e head; string bean Ww And Winesaps. imjdwing, Cetin: berm « Qellvered: Amoked liver sausage, 300 Ib.; hops, 2 Ibs, Ihe: mincement the: corned beet, fo and 00 Norway herring, 2 for lhe; salmon trout, 17%e ib ud oysters, She pt; butter, 2 ibe Stevens’ Academy pee N as 4 Private Lessons a r raivarn. i (Rvery Da: Trial HNS—The date iption expires te oof ken from the Mint A change © date on the address label is a re- cotpt t the convenlence of readers we have established agencies af the following location: 222 Unites with ho} ne Elltot ve. C400 Hailard av. th an rates will be giv main ottles Transient rates 10c per line of 6 times for the tee of & for cash Ines will be provided with heatingls arrangements, This has been deft Ritely decided by Superintenden’ | is means,” said Assistant Su perintendent of Transportation | within a few days the electwic heat. ing will be installed on Ballard, Av., University, Wallingford, Alki and such other long-route lines, QUEEN CELEBRATES HER 68TH BIRTHDAY LONDON, N 80,.—Surrounded by the immediate members of the andra will celebrate her 6: birth- day tomorrow at Sandringhim, her The queen haa shown little tn- clination to make the event a few King Edward. Her health, it is said, is much better now than for HANFORD HEARING TESTIMONY IS OUT Hanford impeachment hearing bh been printed by order of congress. day. The testlinony, including the numerous exhibits, is contained tn hearing, which lasted 21 days and resulted in the voluntary resigna: | conducted by Congressmen Gra ham, MeCoy and Higgins, COMES NEXT WEEK The annual school election will pater, Richardson this mornnig, “that | Fort Lawton, Green Lake, Phinney PEP? RES ES Dy United Wrest Leased Wire royal family, Dowager Queen Alex magnificent country estat tive occasion since the death of some months past. The entire testimony in the The first volues reached Seattle to- 1,500 printed pages. The Hanford tion of Judge C. H. Hanford, was SCHOOL ELECTION be held one week from today. The candidates for school director are |” Hermon Craven, the present in- cumbent, Nicholas Schmidt, Joseph Allen, Joseph R. Manning, and James Steph A bond issue for $675,000 for new school houses will also be voted on FALLS IN FRONT OF TRAIN; LOSES ARM Paul Drandersin, 85, 1414 King st,, a teamater, wagon this morning at the foot of Jackson’ st. and fell on the N. P. tracks, just in front of an approach ing train, His left arm was cut off at the shoulder, was jolted from his} > reets, boned with guar- anteed woven wire stay; not sold in stores, 495 Arcade Ridge. dak developin wie Jacob ‘ nob Pot iid 4 100 for wonderful horo- of your entire life. Prot i, 499 Lexington cases cured past on 1 to 76, Lm ol Bidg., Seattle, i please send your address. Have some import: ant mall for you. Your huaband, a, don; razors, B60, eto, Gets Acquainted Soclety. dresses. 708 Pi calla |» .| GRAND ra University 14th N. B. taking: orth 213. Parlors, 4414 W. &. Pork. RO HOTTENWORTH & BORG, | 921 Firat av, Main or Willott 949, | Pines RTA foete vm. tanerat pre Bittott g Second. Green fonceat 978 DURNG FLORAL 6 t fi us * . OT Td. Main a ed near Dan Wednesday night,” small ermine neck Phone Queen A Pair of cyemin neon, G. Herma ao, Reward if ret $02 “American Bank Bidg Kast 1146 Gn Cy Phone Wit ear, umbrelia joaday or Wednenday Kandie, guid inlaid. Phons 1064 amt Me ri t en buying for Xmi t the Little Jewet felis for less, Myron Thiva, Lost—A large with gold in Belmont. av. Bast 926. APPL LAA PACIFIC 1116 First. Hates 600 dally and up. Situation Wanted — Male| al utility work done by two en with 6 y in all kinds ing 4 give estimat uaranted ft Phone Ff Plumbing mate Baiting. Help Wanted-—Female Wented-—-Young women, ithe petienced or inexpertenc owner furnish ox- te Giet or woman for, Beneral houne- * Appl. Interiake ay. Green r to Kilbourne “| TH Funeral Disectess. | ey in 6 6 you the res of fine out 12 blocks and 4-cont ear fare, Virat ay in graded up to. within 4 blocks of thin addition now, and before next summer will be| & finished street. running through, Think of it, only gees per sere, Will sell one ro if dexired REALTY LOAN. & BANKING COMPANY 248 Central Midg. Wil Hat take the time to explain to y tive qualities of our landa, school living that you wh udgment. If you will take the time to go and wee this fine body of upiand, the deal t« made. $60.00 per acre; sult. Bree deed in cane of 4 BLWOOD LUMBER & TIMBER CO. 7 Henry Bidg. i clows to Richland, In Bon ty, & acres in high wtat of cultivation. Planted to winter ap-| ples three years ago, all kinds bf email fruits, good 2 house. @mall barn and other outbuildings irrigatt lor elty MERI ,, 7 1 New York Tes at the end of Gre car, cheap tor cash. Also 1% acres water front ¢! Duwamish station, at a bar For sale or Block Z » Lake r for something in or around Seat tle. Re quick if you want @ snap. Geo. Bexauer, 447 New 7 Bik Main 9599. ACKEAGE AT A WANGAIN Two 2%-acre tracts less than % mile from Lake Washington. Price 0 for both tracts. than double after the completion ¢ the Lake Washington canal. jurke & Farrar, 164 Cherry St r Ones NEAR inbridge island for sale $400; terma. For par- ty, clase commercial vetrint openings. Your will give rtloviars. X-704, The Star. he 4 Address dress Wanted to buy set books entitied “Monsages and Papers of the Presi- ae Must be cheap. X-703, The Star. Apartments tor Rent Copeland Court, 1909 Minor, 3 rooms, furnished, $29; phone, light. M. 4210 Excelsior Apts —Furnished and un: Board and Room of. house, 1718 12th ay. &, newly fu da) conveniences, electric m, plano, Ble- of men, Room) Foasonaple. hone, ‘boarded, privais home. Bid- ey 3213. ae 3 Childien boarded beat cara, home qurteandings, Ballard Tent. “tans t ust be care Star, ith bath, gas, Fd. rent cheap. _ Eliott 803. ett ». Wold ¥ 621 Bellevue av. N. xiern b-room cott irs $2.60 per week and u — wwe Reco ms ‘oi Pitth av, mT 78 to $4 week. =| Bay aateaata to Tbe rth ooo ing Rooms Three large light front rooms, tur- nished complete. with piano, two beds, range, running water, walk- ing on four car lines. Take Kinnear car to 126 Harrison, Phone Queen Aune 1625. STEWART HOTEL Stewart st, block west Hotel Warhington, steam Neat, rooms 366 nd 500, week $1.50 to $3.00. Kl- _ Hote, ashes ‘keeping rooma, ultes, reasonable NHtowell at. Phone 2230) iree furnished i, 1210 Weatern av.— Single rooms, $1.60 up; suite, $3.00 up. Near public marke’ jeap, well furnished transient an housekeeping rooms, steam heated, at 519 Howell $.00—3-room modern Bi ou coping fiat, 222% Right singie HK room Business Chances The furnitw house for 1é-foom apartment location good, rent $49 per month, waiking distance. Goo returns on the investment. Price $475.00. X649, ‘The Star, For wa 10 h phone all kinds repa lll Seneca. ing done, Johnson, Enliott 90, | __Help_Wanted—Male |. WANTED—Moen and women to learn waren paid wi Warning, Call or write. NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE H sh Grade School. » rT DON'T GT COLD 5p0 unealled for suits and overcoats Will be aold, $2 and up. Bring this j 0 per cent dixcount. , 1017 Pike 8 cs staple line, high commissions, $10) monthly advance, permanent po- sition to Jess H, Smith Co. Detr ai ar WHY does 1 oll $86 waits for $16? HE SELLS THEM UPSTAIRS. Room 204 Em- pr ‘Theatre Paige, apron “earn to be & good by MOLER BARBER COLLG 220 Occidental Av. Ciean Outside rooms, heat, bath, phone 7 minutos’ walk froin Pik xth Mandolin, guitar, banjo, tree Tnetr monte.’ Hykes Music School, 6 ple's Hank Bide, Bay "Taw Tt in The Stan Ravanaugh’s $2.00 Hate, $1.50 atic Situations Wtd. warm Wanted, train ty nat hy¥ practical nurwe, hospital confinement oases special Cal‘attor December 4. klitott X i: v. Wil car pipes. oni y any time, any Phone Ballard 184 ny » must be X-69) us The Star, o in exchange for 224 Liberty Bidg. 5S Simkin, 224 Laiecy. Bide. ent, Bastern V ‘aunington trutt Greatest ‘main ever of- ‘ered. Thomas coal 221 Union st. 6 AND 10 ACRES On good road, within driving dis- tance of Kitkiand, ‘This land tx mostly good shot clay and ald land, where you can raise an abun- f Yoxotables, fruits and » F from $50 to per acre. Terms on each tract, hand $10 monthly. Go dir our Kirkiand office and, 76 26 t our Seatt! 104 Cherry 8 Ca,, Ine., dealers tn farm lands and acreage. @ some good pieces of ft land on terms of one- ah oe On ust the right thing for a e investment of a few le lians or to fake. a home, LAND 1118-444 American Rank Bide. 60 ae wee % mile city limita, a 4d, and sidewalk Good market for dairy products; 1 mile from 2 condensers $4,700, Half Cash Cart Schirman,’ Mt, Vernon, spare Wash, =| Also want to long|P X-100, The Star For Gale—Cho! Hillman boulevard, in Ke.aydale, for $1,600. iy Address Mr. A” Ainaly, Ez mpire Bide. cific Btump Puller.1ii2 Western av a machange— Real, Estate of waterfront, Including tide 40 minutes from Seattle, 3 red, 6-room modern m, chicken house, fine . gentic slope to beach. Price 12,000; free and clear, Will trade lor elty property. Prefer Queen Anne bill. Port Orchard free and to trade for city property iRMRITT RE 20-7 New ¥Y WANT IMPROVED RANCH ange good r tate for rooming heuse. Main 3413 We exchange everything everywhere at any time, If your price is rig Real Extate $20°s2i Lumber Excha Ec Bimkines @ v ange, Goop BUYS takes S-room cottage and large lot, 60x127, on Ninth av N. i, $450 cash and balance monthly. $2,500 takes S-room modern house on Queen Anne hill, paved street, and all asaessments paid in full $2,200 takes 5-room modern cottage and large lot, 562x100, only $100 cash, balance monthly. 2,500 takes S-room modern hous coment basement, furnace everything — comple cash, balance mont. $4,500 takes §-room modern how Pith sleeping pore lot 45x1 al aonements paid in fut AMEE MORTGAGE 109 White Bldg. Lot on. semi-b Broved with a very divided into on: $-room flat; earning capacity, if month ¢ of the best noome properties brought to our attention in many a@ day. Only|J $650 cash requir WEST & WHEELER 309 COLMAN BLDG. street, im- good 10-room, -room and one LitTLA FARM tract of rich black land, ed, partly fenced, new » chicken house, ete., fronting on fine trout lake. A snap at $1,650, Only $100 cash handles this 1kce, and $10 monthly pays for t. Fine vegetable, celery and fruit land, Take a Madison car and county ferry to Burke & Farrar’s Kirkland office, or call at 104 Cherry 8t ory 6, tull cement . laundry trays, all street ats paid in ‘full, lot 3 Price $3,750; tarms of $100) cash, balance ike MELNEEE REALTY Co. ; tk Block. istmas The winter s coming now, where we all look~ ing for warm pla I got a nice house of 6 rooms, bath, concrete basement, furnace heat, on paved ear B. Union st, 00.00, bal- . Sexauer, n_ 9599. present for some one. ork Bik M nh cottage, lot 45x100. district, Price $1,400, 1 $15 per month, 3ARING Bldg. RAL RARGAL Beautiful new bungalow, $1,700, $100 cash, 6 big rooma, bath and ‘mod- ern plumbing, Phinn nice lot. JOHN QUEST, 401 Wash? ington Bldg. Froom mod in Universi $60 down a 907 Leary ; will’ put as first payr cash, oF assume mort 2ALTY CO. rk Block rent; 6 roome nt, $1,475, $200 Phone Ballard fiiy this and sav modern, with base cash, balance easy, 894, improve- 1pideg, $1,100. Wale, 100x100, corner, ments ‘paid in full. Mra, K. F. Stanmoe, W. é4th ilo—Large equity, 4 lots, each bungalow, with fireplace, Phone Ballard 1555 ern bun Searing, to, New me “Fiogwe down, ‘alow ain 4519 §-room hous: Phone North 16 nar Ravenna park, Annb 408. X beautiful tot $450 cash Wanted to_ to Buy---Furniture 7 Want house & Ouse & oF ce curvuce cash. Gibson Chandler, 610 Pike, M. 3227. Modern Furn Co. 418 Plico, Patent dust with first load coal, Wainwrig & Meleod, Phones 1218 For Sale—Poul Thanksgiving turkeys | try, all. kinds of | White Leghorns, Hamburgs, Blue Andelustans, AD conas, Indian Runner ducks, wil kinds of poultry supplien at the Pacific Poultry Co. top floor Cor ner Market, First apd Pike. Bl dressed poul- laying pullets Blivey Spangled Want to borrow $6,000 on close-in vacant property for three years will pay & per cent, no con sion. Address X-710, care Star, | Private parties with money to loan, call on L. C. Simking, 224 Liberty Hide. opp. P. O., Beattie. RBAL YS ERTATE LOANS. CITY AND COUNTRY LOANS | On impre pr vacant property, any | Mmount, $50 to $500; long or short time: easy payments; no dela Bturtevant & Co. 312 Boston Bi Farm, timber, city loans: money ready: quick’ action, 309 Mehihorn. ott 2980. Diace to bortow ‘money on diamonds w rates, private “American Jowelry Co., 803 Becond. IP YOU NEED MONRY "| Loans on household goods, pianos of personal notes to employes; terms and Come fices. yment us. BEN BROKERAGE CO, Bank Hidg.. ith & Pit reasonable PPA measure and Dis- Map, with full instrue- Helps cheapen cost of liv. Necessity cents, stamp ‘ar Co, 821 Louls, Mo. t tape bi iter; all good con- Call after 10 a m. 615 concert size ¢ dition Windows and doors, with tamen haif price, rear EF View Brew- iret Av. ? bURCTRICAL ortment Of a “i office, Toronto, Canada ( ches in Canada, etc.) Gen banking business. Interest alio on savings de Seattle FOR SALE—NEW AND SECOND. HAND Carom and Pocket Billiard Tables and bowling alleys | Cesnorien: bar aoa : iat. easy payments. U WICK -BALKE-CO! Rot Sa. 206-202-204 First ay. Seattle. CARPENTERS Wheelwright, wood tur maker, F.'. SOHL, CALL Esheiman & Wilson, rt, block mitt © oroDts' oot 465 Arcade Bide. yt 3 iker Bid Se er month. x os Kiln mm 317 Ef ee deliver: COLLECTIONS FTA Raton Co, MO bert Bidg., opposite postoffice. Qui collections, settlements without Tore ne possible. Phone El- 0 tities collect Co. inal and onaultation 01 Winott sare a vanaugh s ato ential » Ss rain. LAWYERS ae At Allen, 405-406 age Music All legal subjects. tatien free. RUSSELL R. York tates, laws husband wife; con- Bultation tree, Miltott 268. Cy Reedie i IO yrs gxperience if pie n- eat courts, Boston Bik —Oft., Main 621 ee: Corwin ‘Townsend, Bailey Bide— Consultation. free; husband, wite, Property righis, collections,” bank= Tuptey, Milligan & Kuhn, Lawyers, 211 New York Bik. Prot Lice ‘specialty. Somme: r, Lawyer, aS Consae ry Maria cana. the Harth.” Mafi orders carefully filled. Fry Music Co., 426 Walker Bldg. orn Riinus, a. ee * “optometrist, 701-403 Leary Buia. Main 217 PATEN Adams reoks, te Mark 'A RNEYS Tegisterod tent son, Fon wick, Burke Bids. 1 NSA} T ern Work. rs South. Best equipped shop. Main 68. PHOTOGRAPHERS PURE Viat please are made wm JOHNSON'S Liberty Bldg. 3rd_and Union rny SICIANS MGenivod, Pn 8-1 Marion mdi POMS * Mail 7219, mui g> Titort SRAUS AND TECK, ale dat SBCONT Tame “STORAGE AND TRANS fambert’ Transfer ‘succesaor William Jolly K AND WATCH Re make 407 a Fines its. Sacobson. "irae ‘and Stewart,