The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 10, 1912, Page 7

OW AND HOG-TIE SECOND RIVER IN THE WORLD—THAT’S A MAN.SIZE JOB; THE STAR—TU bent te ~ “WHY NOT BRING PANAMA CANAL OUTFIT TO MISSISSIPPI VALLEY?” SAY EXPERTS est t. Engineering sk in America Cost Vast — It Back Over a. Again in od Prevention, Water Power Cheaper Trans- , Dee Pesama the most ag corps the geen is just wing up god over undertaken by 10.— eff. world this corps will be out ‘All the trained men, all and 8 shovels that has assembled to bring ther, will he Idle, Must fire the mon and ry, or find othor to do. bring the whole outfit to work on an job? Thats what ted in deep waterways prevention are asking. and hog-tie the second world and make ita Jawabiding member of 7 ty—that’s a task wor the best mettle of any engt- | not even excepting S who bave built the Gatun We pay something Yor our tational this job ur-fone. fe paid dearly —hun- in lives and some $100,000,000 in none: ‘waste of lives and mon- jo on, year after year, until tas is chained to its ge to delta Job—bigger than build- or digging the . this map. The shaded the trregular black the hasin of of Waters—2 000,000 square miles, lying in 26 states about 42 per cent of the area of the United States. All the water that drains from this territory goes to the sea through a sort of funnel with a } small nozzle. As the years pase and the fore on the American uplands are cut off, this annual rush of water be n@irly everybody agrees that, what} ever the methad, Uncle Sam mung superingend the work It's a job that involves many problem It involves the bulldimr pounding of surplus water; ¢ dredging of canals and chann for navigation and irrigation, ana the planting of thousands of square miles of forest in the mountaing and hills, where the sources of our rivers are. It's a big job, but one that would pay big dividends. JUDGE TO BRING FATHERS BACK HOME FOR XMAS “Divorce ts bad enough at any ‘of dams and reservoirs tor the 4 ol rn }season, but the idea of little chil SHADED PART OF MAP, WITHIN THE DOTTED LINE: SHOWS VAST AREA DRAINED | BY THE MISSISSIPPI comes more and more dangerou | to the people of the lowlands about |the nozale of the funael. For the | water drains off more quickly ev |ery year, and thus every year the | crest of the flood tends to be higher—and the low water stage in summer correspondingly “low To capture this great mass of water, to impound ft, and dole !t out throughout the spring aud sum mor for irrigation, havigation and water power purposes—that's the} Job. It's a job that undertake. ‘Theodore Roosevelt and many} other conservationists want the} | United States army to do it, with! Col. Goethals’ great Panama canal | organization... President Taft fa vors & federal appropriation of $50,000,000, to have the work start ed by private contractors, Hut the nation must N TORNOW ROAMS HIELS IN PEACE OF MONTESANO WON'T BOTHER BEAST-MAN, HE SAYS 0 Dee. 10.-—Joho all the cards. Se Mountain fastuces, he z i pat the forces of law and or 3 Matthews, the newly fff, who su ds Ed held to the beast-| with a bulldog tenacity M richer results. won his platform. he would nor waste 1 or the county's | Ching for Tornow un- iy compelled ty do so! commissioners. wanted to make y before quitting office, with his posse to/ sight and hearing are better than | S4!loped to the nearest telephone, hasn't the slichtest Was within 100 feet CHANCE GO the beast-man. i it ts admitted, just one | 5 harbor country ¥ ghost of a chance ig Tornow in. That man veteran ‘ “| wouldn't undertake and the brush is so thick up the that some kinds of animals can't get through it. “A bear can travel through ft. Tornow can go a8 fast as any bear. {tra giving you the straight truth 1 cannot keep up with bim for 100 yards when he is going at bis ord | mary galt-—a galt be can keep up 12) | hours at a stretch. | “Let me tell you another thing Tornow never ‘reckons’ direction. | He KNOWS. He travels to a bee line. [ don't know how he knows; it only know that he does it. I've seen him do it hundreds of ('mes. i ALL INSTINCTS lol CUNNING ANIMAL | “Still another thing | His eye) mine. He would see and lear me jlong before I did him. He would |amell me, too. That's no fa'ry tate I've seen him sniff the wind for, | out fn a tiny curl | They found the empty cartridge |beside the stump. The posse later | identified the cartridge as being a| special kind used im a plstul of Ca-| dian manufacture. Deputy Eb mer, one of Tornow's six victima,| had carried such a weapon In the camp they found jerked) | beet, applés and & rifle. They took} the number, It was the number of Elmer's rifle. | BEAST-MAN WATCHES THEM FROM AMBUSH The boy was for capturing Tor now and claiming the reward, but |the rancher did not like the risk Instead, he mounted a horse and) | several! miles away, and potified |, Payette, When Payette and bis} poane reached the camp, rifle and provisions were gone. “I know now,” says Payette, m waking up Christmas morn ing with nothing but the memory that their parents have just been separated forever im too sad for word: 3 So spoke Judge King Dykeman of the superior court this morring. He proposes to make things as ‘happy as possible for Christmas. He is | solng to try to bring back to some jof the homes the fathers and bus bande who have been sadly minsed. Some of these alleged desert- ers,” sald Judge Dykeman today, ‘are living in Seattle. Yet the com- plaint je made that they have failed to support their families, I have continued this kind of cases and in- siructed the prosecuting attorney to bring the alleged deserters be fore ine, “Where there are children, no jcouple abould .be contemplating « divores, at this season of the year especially.” BURGLAR BRIGADE ON A WINDOW- SMASHING TRIP The burglar brigade went out | | nt ht on a window-#mashing expedt |tion. Windows at 2001 First av., 80 Whshington at. and at the corner of | Occidental and King were bro! Nothing was stolen from] any of the places. Other attempts of the brigade, more successful, were Three diamonds and two rin, stolen from Mra. D. M. O'Connell, 29 First av, W.; $64 from Ralph Brown in a pool room at Fifth av and Main st.; « savings bank, con taining $7 from Mra. Geo. Frits, M65. from a house Cherry st), owned by W. L. Kydd: seven tye keys from the Market Lanch, 1618 ‘ke Place; $11 from the Harlow and jewel ty and clothes from the home of ©. Meliturad, 902 12th av. 8. AMBASSADORS TO TALK ABOUT WAR LONDON, Dec. 10.--Foreign Min- ister Sir Edward Grey announ today in the Commons that the ting of ambassadors here next Friday to discuss the Balkan site ation will not be in any sense a formal’ conference. Ho explained that the powers had agreed that the “I tell you Tornow has al: the in- surely as though | had been by hie/ ambassadors to some European cap }atinets of the most cunning animal as well as the intelligence of a hu man ada to these qualities the . fact that he never wastes a cart nd that is gospel-true, too and what chance would | have |trying to bring him In? No, sir; I it for Uncle | Sam's mint.” |. Payette ruefully tells the story of | the last “man-bunt.” Fifteen miles to the north of Mon- now's kingdom, lives a rancher and {bis family. The rancher missed a cow, He and his son hunted for it, and found it, dead and partly cut ap, half a mile from the ranch- house. Fifty yards from the carcoss they found a camp—Tornow tween a hollow tree and a stamp Tor- now, standing on the stump, bad dropped the cow with a single shot | from an automatic pistol. The ball entered exactly between the} eyes, where the hair lengthened IN HUNT FOR BAND.TS ) STOLE $20,000 IN GOLD Leased Wire Cal, Dec. 10.— 200 deputy sheriffs and B today are on the Ns who robbed ‘dy the Bakersfield- on the Santa @ with $20,000 in « automobiles loaded deputized as here before & dozen similar out of Taft. of telephonic com- posses are en- a circle about which they hope the bandits will be unable to ae their way. Practically every automobile owner i Bakersfield and sur- rounding towfs has joined the man hunt, which already 1s being con- ducted on a scale that eclipses the of the notorious Harry .| Tracey in the Northwest several years ago. Wm. Hamby, the youthful ex- press messenger, who was se riously wounded by the bandits, Hes dying in a hospital at Taft. Several hundred men ia the Taft ofl district will be compelled to go without their pay envelopes this week because of the robbery. "AFRAID SHE . KILL HIM YET el Dee. 10-— ingerous 1 be insane the - form in which it Widney of Los An- Of Robert J. Widney. to have been shot yons, voiced today Against the woman, to indicate that con cree CISCO, Dec. 10.—~The are seeking the owners Worth of jewelry found @rrest for burg. | envelope containing 29 was found sewed in undergarments. Pigeon Show ee Market G Cor Ase a oth pouLteY RNBTT, Fr, n hike. Bee'y. MIGHT HAVE GOT MORE, ANYWAY WASHINGTON, Dec. 10,—-That the Erie ratiroad could have obtain- ed $36,000 for the coal out of the refuse instead of the $4,500 for which agreed to give an option to B. J. Williams, business asso- ciate of Judge Archbald, was the testimony of Mining Engineer A. H. Rittenhouse in the Archbald tm- peachment trial. $4,100 FOR PUBLIC RESTING PLACE Committee of harbors and public works of the city council this morn- ing recommended for passage a bill authorizing the board of public works to spend $4,100 for a public resting place and observatory on First av., between Union and Sen- eca, AUTO AND'BUS A smashup between the Barker hotel bus, driven by Frank Miller, and a horse and wagon, the driver of which could not be lea at 20 this morning resulted in the windshield, headlights and radiator of the auto being smashed and two of the horse's legs being broken. Miller wae driving about 15 miles an hour. “The horse was shot by @ policeman afterward, tesano, at the very edge of Tor-) side, that Tornow was watching! the rancher and bis son all the time they were exploring the camp. it} was as nearly a slip as i have ever known him to make. “Taken by surprise while he was cutting up the cow, he ducked Into the bushes. His rifle was in the camp, but be had the automatic ple tol Why he didn’t shoot them I \don't know. Perhaps be wanted to ‘nave the ammunition,” Winslow figures out that there are only three ways to “get” the |beast-man. A severe winter might jdrive bim from the hi His am- munition might get damp. His strange madness might in time de stroy his reason and caution. “You can’t find him to sarround \him,” says the trapper. “And if you have him surrounded In that coun- try, what then? Suppose you'd draw your cordon around him so | tight that your men were enly ten feet apart. He'd wiggle through PETER MILLER FACES TRIAL ON FINAL CHARGE Peter Miller, the lawyer-hburglar as he bas been known to Seattie for more than three years, since his ar- reat, was taken, this morning, to Tacoma for trial on the last rematn- ing burglary charge against him. Miller's fight for freedom hi had few parallels in local history. Each of the convictions was ap pealed to the supreme court. and in each case Miller was successful, In his defense he made senrational “third degree” charges against the police, and swore confessions se cured from him and an alleged a complice were obtained by force and torture. WIFE OF MURDERED MAN SUES COMPANY Hecause J. A. Trivett, conductor on the Ballard Beach line, shot and killed Oliver and Otis Sanford, father and son, on the night of Au gust 31, the Puget Sound Traction, Light and Power Co. is made de fendant in a $30,000 damage sult In behalf of Mrs. Clara Sanford and four minor children—Leo, Ruth, Clara and Oliver, Trivett was convicted of second. degree murder last week ond sen- tenced to ten years to life in the penitentlar: DUVAL TO VOTE ON INCORPORATION Duval is the third town in King county which will have an election this month on the ation of im corporation. The elegtion date was fixed by the county commissioners this paras Cae December, , 30, Redmond Vote on Detember 23 and Tolt a day tater. OPEN COURTHOUSE | BIDS ON JANUARY 5...) Secretary Wardall of the board of county commissioners today drafted the notice advertising the sale of $950,000 county bonds for the new court house. The bids will be opened January 16, itals should meet here informally and should consult in order to factl itate an exchange of views on the situation between their respective nationa TEDDY’S TELEGRAM STIRS UP IDAHO BOISE, Idaho, Dec, 10.-~That Col, Roosevelt's telegraphic appeal to the voters of the state, protesting againat the supreme court decision in striking bull moose electors from the ballot would result In @ citation for contempt were he within the court's jurisdiction, is the opinion here today teamer Hunter, fell off the veasel early this morning, while it was loading at the Galbraith dock and was drowned. His body has not yet Posen recovered. GUILLOTINED | BY SLIDING Dor TACOMA, Dec. 10.—While repair ing a sliding door at his father's pickling works, Anthony J. Ham- mer, 38, was caught underneath the door when it fell and his neck broken. He died on the way to the hospital SANITARY 3 tha 40¢ butter, $1; rantoes, 2% 2 pkgs. mi *. 106 cans cor! for 16c; Se boxes matches, $ 100; ti Jel lio 2 gineses 260; fruita and 3 barrien, 200; 1b. ca ~~ datt nap Traded ratetn) WESTLAKE a ground tha soap] We Yakima dried cots, 1 ba oysters, and oyaters, 600; erabs, cane sugar, $1; 3 cans corn, 260; flour, 266, 49¢ pt; can 2 for 16e; 19 Ihe. No. 10 sack flour, 26¢ 2 Ibe pkgs. pancake wm re Da: uarnntced tm 4 vate Lessons Copzrist rhiv Rien” A (very Day d Evening) Trial always free, Wh others fall, Dances Wed. Friday, THE SEATTLE STAR TO MAL. SUBSCRIDERS—The date when your sybaeription expires on the oad label of your paper, arrives, if your ot again been your name 4 a hange with Souvente ani Phone Billott 44, y bo left at these branche me rates will be given at ‘rain oF figs. Transient rat re 106 por ill times for the toe of for cash ads, Yu PECEMBER 10, 1912. | New Today |Nu-ONE Corsets, sam nu come this w line sold roade Bid On) TRG! Vek OR eI oy) University Undertakin 14th N. BK North 21 ner HOTTER WORTH & Bk a 1921 First av. Main or Wiltott 949 LUSTER NRTA Ags %. tanetar 4. Biltott 24664, 18 house, Beacon ‘ ay nus FLORAL CO. . flowers ____ Legal Notices NOTION TO TIDD RRA mn Of the Port of Seat of Washington, will re- Commis tie, tw fifty 000.00) of the general serial bond» of the Port of Seattle, issued for the following projects, to-wit Smith's Cove improvement, $260, 000.00; Mast Waterway improve ment, $600,000.04 provement, 6,000.00; # denomination . dated January 1 earing interet at the rate of four and one-half per cent ber annum, payable semi-annually Bidders may submit bids for any one or more of eald issues. ch bid der will his bid with « mount © Full and detailed information in re gard to the lenue onds Will be furniahed upon application to the Port Commission of rt of Beattie, at itn office, 543 Central Pullding, Seattle, Wheh ington. Dated bth ington, r, 18h Or Tile por Me. By MM a CHITTENDEN, resident | fo REMBBERG | gz op! over years tem, Wippede me ety. Names Tok Pine at Hay it in Th as WANTED-—Meon and jearning. Cail or write paTiogaL BARBER COLLEGE Bhool. ton at bigs, Wi Dow? GET coLD led for sults and overcoats un £00 unc will be eaid, $2 and up. 1 get 10 per cont 1917 | Me be & good bart Rn COLL, 220 Oceidental Av. tree Thatra- 6a pe. wear skirts, ‘petticoa: 4 remodeitag parto Tor Form TRON fs eC) in connec- sous Male ante work, best of p Rallard 506 ny tipi ree "Xt ° owner furnish Lost and Found. Loot on Firat, Second or Third ava, between James and Pine, large en- yelope containing films and pho- jograph. Owner’ name on en- velops, Return to Star or phone Kenwood } Vast Saturday Eastlake ine, wicker bag containing white silk dress, Phone Kenwood 18 Liberal reward Taree white dog, black around eyes, tan are, tan spot ard. 3012 W. 60th. hen buying tor Xmas, get the bitte Jewelry geile for less, Myron Sy: Third don't for- Store, that mous, 1437 Houses for Rent FOR RENT UNFURNISHED HOUSES 00—Roy st, 6 rooms. 00—Marshall av. 8. W., 6 roome. N. S3nd st, & roomea. 79th at., 6 rooma. iympic court, 7 rooms. 00-—F we ay, 4 rooms. 00—19th . § roome 18th &, 6 roo Ninth av. W., 8 roon FURNISHED HOUSES N. Broadway, 7 rooms, N. Gard at., 3 roon Clairmont av. & Linden av., 5 roo 00 00 26.00 UNFURNISHED FLATS 4 rooms. 0—I, Cherry, 4 roome. Madtaon, 4 rooms, 15th av., 4 rooms, K, Roy st, 8 rooms, iéth av. @ ro 823% Wirnt av., J ~etann | PURNISHMD OveiNrs 10,00—29rd av, 2 rooms. 18.00—28rd ay, 4 roome FP. M, JORDAN & CO “Hank Bldg. Main 667 211 Ameri Telepho: i-Foom cottage, ¢ month. Inqulre 704 W. Thr Ballard.649, Phinney car $100 per d, Phone Notice is hereby given that the Port|| 4 | Cop furnished, $20 the] 1 this arn |‘ the barber trade: wages paid while or y % t ov: pa of co! Apartme | Copeland Court pe xeelsior Apts. Phe Yates Mot un papered and glean rooms | itor OxPoR rates $2.6 i and 3-roo Elliott 29 ow OLYMPIC APTS Bingle rooms, Near put well fur rusk coping at 819 Howell _ Board at home fo: ard t, han ney 10 aT Mr Jowdale Bound bet woe (® short dis monda) sol, You wi acre Is the pr there, and th bargain. $50 per month THE 50, CASE, Phone Kast 1476, the per night $1.00 per week and up Tt TT Inet: Children hoarded 12 Tract CAN YEOM NOT M Make sure of an esta der. More people Yeomen in Washington during 1911 and wil! this par than in any other state, LESS THAN 1¢ 175,000 M 50,000.00 In e rate of $1,000.00 ; er $100,000.00 in in ya life, 25 years, 60; 3 $1.10, District ma ntracts to hustlers MANAGER, 708 nts tor Rent 1909 Minor, 3 rooms, | phone, Nght M. 4210. Furnished and un- 61) furnished. $th and Pike, Main |Hotels & Lodging Houses el, Sixth ay. nt newly painted throughout, id up D, 1920 int ay. mod: | i per week and up. | Barrington, S68 Hecond. 42 week up. | Housekeeping Rooms MEP UNA Nocsskeoping Toone. om suites, reasonable Howell st. Phone i210 Western ay 41.60 up; suite, $3. le market x) nished transient an rooms, steam heated, Bacio. ningie Hi K rooms 71; Marice and | Room we newly onvenlences, electric ders ‘telephone r club of rates acheon # o'clock din- Mailard 16 private bom Acreage ACKES ADOW DALB $520 aitunted 2 tan es well Hi find that 3100 per ling price around act an unus down and balanc WEST & WHEELER COLM servicer Tacoma ma CLIFFORD, _Bran Office ONLY TW 10-acre tracts, uch one end, near schoo land will ra! to the acre down and $1 A. Pingree Second ay. creek an 18 Downs AN BLOCK iCKENT 1, with ox improve 10 ACRES MONTH nine boats daily; easy reach of or Bremerton ty 1019 Third Ay. §$ Washington St_ TRACTS LEFT with fine brook black ric .s $90.00 per acre, per month. See G. Bidg., 109 with small! running water, balance woat slope, with full benefit of sun from morning to night; on good roa fine view, dd oand near school and cheap fare and transpor- tation Pan AL P. 1209 Rasy Terms RaDA Re @ co. Third Av. POTATO LAND We “sh by of . with and phone « A POT. $60, cas AN FFORD. pret ore eat achine « for slopes nlightly ang cast an 314-15-16-17 SPU 4 and in 4 potato Seattle, delivery from will ATO! * rich located within 12 on main county stores land that 28; a view LES $600 D $19 BER MONTH 1019 Third Av. $8 Washington St ievel land neat per a This to the south within driving | t $7.60 per N & CO. N.Y. Wik bb LAN $60 dis oft and soll, and pictures trict and $1 per n 18 Downs seen) 5 ncres for cash, baal Inquire at & Farrar. utes from $40 PB Bast of station, to huke Forest. sells at $400 CHURCH HAVE YOU of homes in this di Price $80 per acr: month Ask for Mr, 709 tnd av. obs ae ee oe $260; terms $25 noe $5 per month, of Burk offte Kirks Madison park lomaoanan houre, on house: e, hand oultt a 4 finest of soll, close here land an 7 Tt so, it will me ment on a Gem practically le and Lcaatly, VAN A e “1209 ROT for moved part of state, at Kirkland Hotel, 1% acres cheap; will terms, by_owne own ‘aoific Stump P i Mable, RSDALE & CO, Third Ay. tract vel land, all cleared, amall ion partly cleared, park, eto. Term Tio per month. Ow mestead in eastern See Mr. Brenneman b rireiape Wn. on your’ own Main 9699. ullor..1112 Western av at BROTHERHOOD OF AMERI- tH, accident and old age protection man or woman the cost on $1,000.00 in, at EN RECORD A\TCHED to through this «plendid ired protection in the insurance order in the »5 YEARS OLD— EMBERS which {# increasing at r day; reserve will earn ‘ont this year; certificate to age age 46, 900; age nal 4; splendid Call on or address, F. A. Kast Union St, Seattle. Oe; | Wanted _For Sale—Re' pullete for 6 jayine, Phone Mdney For Sale — Livestock 000; ilorwe, 7 yours old, welehe Tain gentic, sound, good driver, | oF double, good saddier. | Mitchel! Harper, Wn, For Sale Salo—Furpiture contrally Furniture. of located t-room Biitott Homesteads POA Homentead or dewert claim » Bastern Washington trult Greatost bargain ever of- fered. Tihomus Craig. 221 Union et. nquish- Wanted to Buy-—-Furniture urniture 7 Sit Want house @ office turniture, cash, Gibson Chandler, 610 Pike. Modern Purn Co. dib Pike || For Sale—Wood and Coal Patent duet pan with first joad oa Wainwright & McLeod. Phone 121 eee ..Wanted—To Borrow at Money orehard | house, 2 barna,| . Close to @& town, 62% acres in all, $126.00 p some cash, balance per cent GABEL, 402 Arcade ig ACHES, WITH BTREAM, G3it | $40 cash, $19 per month. Fine pro ductive, shot clay soll, fine view i] tance of best market! nohe and good! fare. ALE wird Ay if You Want to buy « farm and see us ° & CO. bargains in impro American Hank fH) x Furnished Rooms Por Rent—Large at room, view,| hot_water, b. 1114 6th GRAND PACTFTE TE First. Rates 60c daily a | ble business, femand for products. Simpkins, 2 berty Bidg Use Bassett’ s Native Herbs for cor TRY LOANS nt property $500; long or stort , ayments: no dele Sturtevant a Go. 212 Boston Bie Farm city isans, money ready: quick’ actia Ml pay, Wylek ection, 209 Mehihorm, HONBY TO LOAN Oreen 08 Arcade Bullain, i SIMKING, 924 Liberty Bldg timber Geo IF YOU Loana on how Persona and payment tN BROKERAGE CO. rn Bank Bidg, 4th & Pike large bath Rustad’s, assortment of tubs, sinks and 316 Second B rent applied on ner. 314 Union. Classified "in BANKS Tie Ganadian Tank ng G Head office, New plan purchase ae tor r Meyer ts for 36e. All clear s- 400 bearing fruit trees, all small fruit, 11-toom mod- ern house, new barn 60x80, garage, chicken houses and runs, fine water piped to bulidings, and could develop 15 — horsep of trade, Main 40. We want horses house in exch about $1,50 218 Marton St cows of @ boardin, ne for ity 0} small farm of 12 acres in Enum with 6-room barn that holds 14 cows and 3 horses, good orchard and berries WEST COAST LAND CO. M4 an Bank Bidg. J want to exchange your farm Seattle property, you better do now, before the elty fellow # Up, as he will have a ¢ Ameri ane “4 THE Bite’ i3- Wit BALK COLLENDER he 200-262-204 First av B. Seattie. carpenter, repatrs Main 1176 Wieelwright,” wood tun fork paker. FE SOHL 1424 It Rav. gropien e Cinlist. 465 A. Walker Bidg ¥1.06 per month. AD W Kile now 302 Denny Bidg.. formeriy Arcade. reade Bide, formerly A LEE LEW We have b erty Or residence and ¥i trade far improved farma. 803 American Rank Bidg 40 ACRES POR HOME South of Port Orchard, a fine tract, 6 or T acres cleared, house, ete., oreek, ae d fine ii. Home rice $4,000; clear, AR < NSEN & CO. rthern Bank Bid. 4th & Pike . lots 146x102; S-room modern, lot 45x10 and 6-room modern house, lot 906x162. Value $11,500.00; want improved ranch. Two stores and 10 3-room al ments above. Price $15,000. want Improved ranch. 8. Main 40 _218 Marion St Now b-room modern cottage to ex- change; wiil take your vacant lot as part payment BE. 907 Leary Bidg. Main 4519. Did you notice ¢ je mayors veto o olice bill? Now ts the time to a hotel will stop in tols again, in place of © to Tacoma to g night's res' We have ral good hotels that we can sell on easy terme or exchange or Is THERE Is NOW Laurelhurst a PAVED STREET, ment also inclu grading for th building. Into wide ASPHAL | Just to start things off, we are sell- ing some big tracts 100x1 in beautiful lake netghborhood fine homes on very easy payments. Terms $26 Cash, $15 a Month. REALTY Co. Rank Bidg. McLAUGHLIN. corner, Now t# the time to buy. houses and lots in al the city and country, an haven't got I can get. George do It. I have arts of what I Just let Cash or trade, one acre in north part of city, on car line, free and clea) Goo, Sexauer, 647 N. Y, Bik, M 9599. cottage, reception hall and pantry, bath between 2 bedrooms, wired for light, tinted, le lot, on proved street, ol ments paid th full. Price cut to balance to sult. hinnoy car to 65th at, wake The Cottage Realty Co MODERN 4-ROOM COTTAGE $1,300 See this 4-room modern cottge, bath and i hot and cold water, m fim, teh i gooa sondition mood |* wy elowe to car, Cash $206, b op. Faye Sith. an »,| 4900 for a new bungalow splendid view lots in Kirkland, 6 Slooks from” water front vst Smail cash payment and ba) 10 per S-room modern and lot 4xi00, also 3 highly im month, Burke & Parra Cher- 8 4-room cottage, bso and $900.00, _ Benth Ye * on te: j10.00 per month Leary B ma i hall, plastered, a SeactiFat Toth air park, ear $460 cash. Queen Anne 408. re ATTERNS AND MOD mp | SEATS Pattern Works, Sy taananny nicely |~ ind three eitanle Colter Bidg., opposi collections, sult where poi Hott 3916 faye your billie | Selected. ‘const Collection Co. Phone El- COSTUMES RENTED Tess sults ai xed) 1017 Pike Main 8333, ‘ul rent we conaultatt yg onau. Biniott srt avansugh s 1 WYERS Joneph aie 405-406 Eilers Musto ra Tegal subjects, Consul- tation free. . York Mock, ‘General pe ork Bice neral tates, laws husband and wifes con. tion free. Elilott 28 Ta toeaeqnd, alley Bldg — msapeaties, free; di, fe, y rights, ‘collectione: bea . it Ne K Law. York Bik prokats te practice specta Bommer. | tation free. 429 New mena Maria” from “Caval Reauty’s Eye the Earth.” Mall orders carefull: Fry Music Co. 426 Waik of|® “Optometri ing. Main Myers Optical Co. Fe. ‘tank Bl PATEN TRORNEYS N PAT: ENTS THAT SELL New York, Chicago experience. $31 Central Bldg Kiams & Brooks, registered Patent and Trade Mark Attorneys: 21 years in Seattle. 600 otra, Rit iainw oD ney, 718 Ne Mason, Fenwic Burke Bldg. ork ‘Bh * ‘Male South. Best equipped shop, M proase are ‘}OHNSON'S Liberty Btg., 3rd and Union. made Mmhert William CLOCK GMA WTR ~ Watchinaker—MaM- spring Jewels, Thc each; rlasses, jacobson, First and Stewart