The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 25, 1913, Page 7

OMAN WITHDRAWS FROM RACE FOR SEAT IN COUNCIL’ The council is going to be per) id this afternoon to vote upon election of a successor to the) Thomas A. Parish without the | ong chamber adorned with | oe ‘movement started Saturday pnt the name of Mrs BE. P. kas a candidate for the vacan: and to impress this candidacy | the council by backing it up| h the presence of a large num | ‘of women, has been given up Mrs. Fick doesn't want her name go before the council *Not that I would decline a seat the council,” said Mrs, Fick this | ning. “I would be perfectly ling to accept it and to give all the time necessary to the work 5 connected therewith, But in my opinion there is absolutely no pros pect whatever of the selection of a woman.” James M, Sparkman, for a time Mkely of election, ts said |now to be out of the running. It is predicted that his maximum | strength will be but two votes, He | is, however, still a candidate. Prediction was made this morn ing that Harry Bruskevith, a well- known Rainier valley _ politician, | would receive the largest number! ing pony, jot votes, although perhaps not) enough for selection today. Five votes are required to elect, Goddard, Petree, Marble and Hes-) keth probably will stand together. | It is their votes that will likely go to Bruskevith, OV. LISTER VISITS EXPOSI “gan FRANCISCO, Aug. 25. ha message of enthusiasm and) tt from the people of the t commonwealth of Washing- to the directors of the Panama fie international exposition, the people of California, Gov. t Lister of Washington visit- the exposition grounds during two days’ visit here to inspect site dedicated by Washington September for the Washington te pavilion. The governor made a tremendous on in San Francisco, At banquet extended to him by the position directors, and the San isco Commercial Club, on Sat- CITY NEWS When J. H. Smith, proprietor of yestaurant at 1003 First av., d up his cafe for business jay morning, he found that had broken into the place rifled the cash register of Rev. F. J. Van Horn, pastor of Plymouth Congregational delivered an interesting ser- entitled “Wrecks at Sea and i on Land,” Sunday night. | It required ‘n eaglab to carry excursionists to Moclips Sun- . The excursion was the last of the season to be given by Railroad Men's Excursion Co. . . ‘4. H. Hamlett, believed to be a in the Puget Sonnd navy is held by the police, pending tigation into the sale of a quantity of brass to a junk eee Starr, 15, of 5085 15th et. sustained a broken arm when run down by an auto driven J. Armstrong; 630 33rd av., boarding the Kirkland ferry iy afternoon. . Granby, 601 52nd av. W., attacked by three thugs at av. and University st., Sunday morning and robbed R. J. Cooke, D. D., of Port- occupied the pulpit of the M. E. church Sunday night. p Cooke took up praying as qubject, and said, among other that “The prayerless per- is the uncertain person.” Nora Baylies, of Bremerton, sailed on.the steamship Buck- from San Francisco, died Sat- night at sea. eee steamship Al-ki, of the thland S. S. Co., reached port Merday from Southeastern Alas- ports, with a cargo of 12,000 ing salmon and 500 barrels of HE R OAD TO those who think they have for despair. We have cured ds of persons who had given ‘all hope. When you come to us Bet the benefit of all the new ds of réal value, as well as of Well-tried-out older methods. nds of h are happy today une the curse of some so-called ble disease has been removed our treatment, which, thanks to intensive methods developed in ndling of a large practice, en- fer you a service no approached by a devotee o Magis one of the seversi schools A SPECIALTY 0 TH, Skin, Blood, r 1ICITIS, RHBUMA- GOITRE, CATARRH, Asthina Chitis, dropsical, tubercular an conditions, and all weak- chronic and nervous disor- lest established men's spectalint ‘ng Northwest not acting as an ‘Commis ari0 TREATMENT IMPAIRED VITALITY ONLY TREATMENT THAT NEVER PAILS. tation, examination and ad- ¢. If out of town, write moderate, and include medi Hours 1 to 5,7 to 8 p.m, Sun- 4 12:20 to 1 p.m DR. MACY Surgical Offlee, o posite Firat ‘Metional Banke Seattle, Wash, + jurday, TION SITE the governor spoke of the and purpose of Pacific coas }common interest the states of the Saturday afternoon the governor) the | conference with hington expo- came into members of the W sition commission, who arrived from Seattle on Friday night, and he viewed with members of the com mittee grounds dedicated to the Washington state pavilion, On Sunday the governor was a special guest of honor on a special bay trip, given under the auspices of the exposition and the state har bor commission. He left at 4 p. m. Sunday to at- tend the conference of governors at Colorado Spring TRINIDAD, Colo., Aug. 25. years ago Louis Kreeger, ma Trinidad, his own hal of ger was a griz- led, fearless old| J | officer, it} ? broke his heart} when his went wrong. testified “Squick’s” heard the sentenced to the penitentiary, and’ sternly gave or- ders that young Kreeger's name must never again be spoken tn his home. And then, when Marshal Kreeger lay dying, a few days ago, be bim- self broke the long silence and call- ed for his boy. “Squick's” mother appealed to Gov. Ammons and Warden Tom Ty- nan, They released “Squick” to go to his father’s bedside, but it was too late. The young man arrived in Trindad in time to weep over Mar- shal Kreeger’s grav TEDDY BACK AND LOOKING GOOD picture of health and more tanned than ever, Col. Roosevelt arrived here today from his Western trip. A traveling salesman was the [first to recognize the former president. “Hi, there, Teddy,” he yel'ed. Col. Roosevelt waved ais sombre: at the man and then bounded from the train into the arms of frient+ “Back to civilization at last,” he said, “but this soft shirt may nct look like it. I spent a most inter- esting vacation.” Col. Roosevel: begged Interview- ers to not ask him iy discuss the Mexican situation any other heavy questions. 5 change the subject, the colonel continued to talk of his vacation, ORDERS ARRESTS Judge Humphries this morning ordered Prosecuting Attorney Mur-| e criminal complaints against Dr. Hermon F. Titus, Mil- lard Price, Mrs. Kate Saddler, and} all others who participated in the Free Speech league meeting Sun- “and held up the court to con- tempt and ridieul In addition to that, he appointed Attorneys H. E. Foster, D. H. Hal- verstadt, and P. V. Davi prosecutors to bring in such infor- mation to the court as to cause the’ arrest of the people named for con- tempt of court. Declaring that socialism, com- munism and anarchy were tynony-) mous, Judge Humphries this morn- ing changed the injunction against the sale of socialist papers at of “anarchist papers.” He severely scored The Star's editorial Satur- day, and read from encyclopedias to prove that he is descended from a distinguished family. DIVERS T0 WORK An effort to recover more of the} bodies lost In the wreck of the State of California at Gambler bay August 17 will be made by Suma rine Divers Henry Finch, Henry Finch, jr., and ©. F. Stagger. They reached the scene of the disaste~ Sunday on the steamer City «+f Beattle. Funeral services were held at the Bonney-Watson chapel here or Mrs. Nellie B. Ward Miss Lil lian Ward, wife and Manatee of © C. Ward, vice president of the Pa cifle Coast Steamehip Co. Bodies of all victims have been identified. RENO.—Nineteen prisoners in Washoe county jall suffering from ‘bptomaine poisoning since evening}. meal Saturday. who ‘keemed | ——WIRE—— BRIEFS ransformers of the Pacific Gas & Blectric company, many of whore employes are on strike, were wreck fed Sunday by dynamite Mh SACRAMENTO.—The thermom- oter regia 1 109 on Saturday af. ternoon and 106 on Sunday after. noon, the hottest weather In the history of government | here. | will leave for home ~Four Fourth and Pike to prohibition | Pees Pauline of W urtemburg. now cy ne PULLMAN.Two college dents, charged with — stealing “Romeo, the world’s smallest Hy-] from a circus here, were |fined $10 each in police court, The | pony was found in the stable the Phi Upsilon frat house which the boys lived ST. Lou! Fifteen out of 1615 women who entered contest here yesterday, fints' full two miles of the course in good condition. Miss Bernice won the race. Six-year-old Josephine Hose, who was barred from the race be- }cause of her age, swam the course independently, and finished sixth. oe SAN FRANCISCO.—Gov. Ernest Lister yesterday inspected the site for the Washington building on the grounds of the Panama exposition, eee TACOMA.—Fire chiefs of the coast cities met in this city today {n annual convention, Tomorrow |they will be taken to Ashford, and P then by stage to Reese's camp, din ing at the Rainfer National Park inn j eee HELENA, Mont—The Great Northern and Northern Pactfle rail- ways have revoked all passes is: |sued to Montana state offictals and | | the deputies, about 600 in all, * MANILA.-Because he was not offictally inforttad of the appoint: ‘ment of his successor, Gen. W. Cameron Forbes, of the Philip- pines, today sent his resig |Washington to become effective! Sept. 1, on which date Gov. Forbes Francis Bur- ton Harrison, of New York, will succeed Forbes. see KETCHIKAN, Al. Matthews has five ple shot In him. He was mistaken for a deer. His Injuries are not ser- fous. oe STEWARTVILLE, Minn.—Miss Dorothy Vail, aged 10 years, swam| out into Lake Florence, dived under and brought to the surface Ralph Towey, who was drowning. The} girl then held on with one hand to|; the drowning boy while she brought him ashore. ee WIRE BRIEFS FRESNO.—Ray Arnold is recov. ering here from a sunstroke, sus tained yesterday when the ther mometer mounted to 108. COMMEND STAR Senator Miles Poindexter and The Star were commended by the members of the Women’s Commer. cial club in a resolution passed by that body In support of the cam- paign for the opening of Alas! The club also resolved to} pledge {ts support to Senator | Potndexter in his efforts to put through Senate Bill No. 2714, in tended to provide for the accom- plishment of two great objects transportation, and the immediate development of Alaska on a sound and permanent basis. The bill pro vides jaws to prevent a monopoly of Alaska’s vast resources for pri- vate gain, | ENTRIES CLOSE FOR RELIABILITY TOUR) Local automobilists are manifest- ing a great deal of interest in the “Pl.” reliability tour, to be run| under the auspices of the Automo-| bile club of Seattle, Aug. 30-31, Sept. 1-2. The entry list closes| Wednesday. Details for the run have been completed. In part, the Itinerary includes the road to Tacoma, via Black Diamond and Sumner, pass-| jing the Country club, thence to | Chehalis and Centralia, on to Aber- | deen, returning by way of Olympla and Sumner. 1,200 ON EXCURSION Hundreds were turned away at| the dock yesterday, when the Press| club excursion boat Chippewa, sail led for the Anacortes canneries and salmon traps, at Village Point, leaving at 9 a. m. and reaching |last night. Over 1,200 people visited the traps, with their nets full of the tumbling steel-bright salmon, and the cannerie: PRINCE OF WIED TO RULE ALBANIA BUCHAREST, nouncement was made he today that the powers have agreed to make the prince of Wied, nephew |of the queen of Roumania, the ruler of Albania The new ruler is 41 years old, a Protestant, and the husband of Aug. = 25.—-An- WANT TICKET ON CARS The renewal of the sale of tick ets on all street cars was urged in a resolution which was passed unanimously at a meeting of the Open Forum league at the home of Mrs. Peter Bettinger, 2839 lath W., Sunday afternoon. PUBLIC MARKETS connen Reliance asparagus 200; 2 pkgs. raising, tomato ketchup, 260 bottle, 20¢; 3 cans Kraen pean, Zbe; 3 * cova oysters, oo can pure can pure cane Washington tips. 260 can, won each; 1be 106 Ib.; fre nage, 106 12%e Ib iy halibut, liver, be Ib.; 6 sugar $1 Lhe rup, 16 SANITARY v Ibe. can #y le SAN FRANCISCO.—Two aerial a observation | | | vt port on the return trip at 11 o'cloak |* “|FOm si Golden dates, 4 Ibs, 26e; Santa Clara prunes, 6 Iba, Lhe; evaporated peaches, % Ibm, 26c; new comb honey ‘evaporated apples, 3 26¢ evaporated Bartlett pears, 1bc 1b.; i AHE cinta MEE AUGUST 25, 1913, 7 A STAR WANT AD WILL GET THAT PICTURE Hew potatoes, 20 Iba, 26e; eream brick markarine, 2 Iba. new laid emmn, 400 don, 2 fancy er oorn celery, & 10¢ bune 10e each; Hubbard squash, Ih.; oleo eRe plant Yo It rin cans mil, hc; Oregon 1b.) mild “full cream eb cottage cheese, 100 Ib. nut oh 10e can; vieckling ontons Th. crate; erat ing pear peaches, apples, potato b rrr STEV aS 4th and Pine Learn the Late Way of Dancing Soctal Dances Wednes- | day and Saturday Ladies Free geen Ph OES | UN eet a De Nea $ cents per line for charke or 5 times for the price of 4 inte per line for cash ads, or price of 4 ort 44 or Main 9400, F the convenience of hed $409 Ballard avy, Phone Tite date your mul fe on the addr paper. ription expires en Dp fa taken from t of date on the recelpt. Rates for THE STAR by mall are: 1 month prea | ¢ months 2 months # months 1 ve | ar 3 FUNERAL DIRECTORS BUTTERWORTH & SONS The most complete mortuary lishment. tn the worl _ Main and Pitfott 949 1 i WATLEST DT TNORN- taker and embalmer, 176¢ Market st Phone Ratiard @92. INTERV Att UND® Co, A. Ph Relator ae UNIVERSITY TNDERTART FAR lore, 4214 14th NB Nort 3 WF Forknor own UNDER re to Ninth « Fiitott 4788 CREMATORIES em “ERWORTH & SONS Crematory, Columbarium and Mauso- Jeum. Information and illustrated booklet on application. Phones Main and Filiort O48 199) Pirat ay t S PAWL’ LIQUOR STORE Bi B4ro lard Av. Bpectaity. 0 AKING ¢ Rosenburg Phone Main « Co. 1207 and A Liquora Is Our FREE DELIV hone Raliard a OL Family 1 Main 4624 after 6 rb EMPIRE DYR WORKS—CLBANING and repairing %23 First N. Work eniled for and delivered. Q. A. 769. New ptanoes for rent. rent applied on purehare Mever-Toner 114 Inion. SLSTHRING AND Universal Furntture av. Main 1161 Saturday nicht FOR BALE —RAR- A-1146, care ‘Open BG TATL BAPE gain if taken at once Star $2.50 @® $2.50 EYEGLASSES, SPRCTAC rir ted with spherical ler com- lete, $2.60, Including examination. chwartz, Optometrist, 237 EB Block tt MM Ae fouthweat corner Sixt of few’ suite; coats jackets, 10c up. All Also men's cle ERS, I have a nice 4- house and 2 lote in Belling harm, I would like to trade for so erty here in free of all In. tho beat the. city use here on pens of str ing birds, fo or English A. HH. HORTO: MUST SELL laying Rhode Island hens, fine em strain, rice this week Phone Reda, at 4019 North Winter young ADY WORKER home with good German wants suburbs preferred, A-1161, family Star. HOOMING + BOO! Denny Hovse FOR SA neome. way. HATS, for $1 to $5 ix traordinary ues Store, over Lad Sample Hat aces Theatre. RODAK DEVELOPING, tivo PER roll, any size. Jacobs’ Photo Shop, Pp .-T. Bide. ye EVES EXAMINED: duplicated accurately tieal Co. People's Rank i lc Rtump Puller. 112 ALT, LENSES Myers Op- Rida, er your delicatessen “Pacific Show Case Co. 2097 ods fain STABLES, Terry and Ro Newl) perfec tly sanitary an Delivery Bennett remode Beardin, . hire Main or Phone 5 PACK drive « , 18 months Hales Stable. Youn 1 le cheap. OCtrtis Barn Fon 8A a aING DRIVING or pack horse, 8 years old; sound; welght 1,160 pounds; very gentle: wom an drive him; ia not afraid of autos, Price $100. ‘Sunset phone 1 F 12, Snohomish; miles t si AV 1 And tru 00, Address Box welgh 9 rs. 183, Ariington 1S ~~ BUSINESS CHANCES Vo STORES, od business an only » care of one Tam going my pool ty It consists tables and a confectionery This Is the only pool hail Will sell at $1,200, This W. Glidden, Price of 3 stand in town. is a pacrifice, C. Hamilton, Wash fancy | Transient rates | Phones | 73 miscellaneous for sale | interest you. Advertise | ABSOLUTELY e almost family, vertising and 1109 Third av., bringing or mailing a size. | | | be accompanied by cash. | 1307-9 SE What You for 5O Cents Read this over carefully and see if it is not the one best bet. Lf you are in need of help, looking for a position, have a furnished room for rent, anythin in fact, anything in the WAN’ that WANT in The Seattle FREE. certain to obtain Remember, you results, get for Star's 150,000 readers daily is in need of what you have. special arrangement with the | La Pine Studio thus enabling us to make you this offer. to The Star, amounting to 50c or over, cash “want ad” we will give an order on the LA PINE STUDIO for one 14, ABSOLUTELY FREE. These photos The artistic work of the La Pine Studio speaks for itself. are the ad in today as this offer only holds good for a short time. VENTH AV., Get surely of will amount this the r line; Star to 50 cents or over and get a handsome photo of yourself or any member of your worth of ad one among The We have made a 50 cents’ some To every person portrait, $25 a BYx dozen Bring your Mail orders must regular THE SEATTLE STAR NEAR UNION ST. ~ BUSINESS CHANCES 1 roturne than |t will net bigger mn _earth, We any other busines know of Koed loc country and city. Now t# the time to met started so you can Ket your are of the fall and holiday goods trade, Write for 200-page book and list of towns, It's free, Ad dress A 1141, care of Star Uke WABSETTS NATIVE We for rheumatism; 60 tablets All druggists CONFECTIONERY — W. Woodland school Phone Ballard NOTICK TO INVESTORS Tf you have any Idle money, T have some Seattle city bonds you can have at a very lMberal discount Address A. 1148, care of Star FIT CLASS DARDEN S ing a ble 7 ha fixtures nt In elty: lease can be given; wa Income 00.00 per a net Price $3,000.00 terms, Owner will give employ ment for two weeks to prospective buyer that you can get a line on ness done. Ti-health the ing Horace fotel Ferguson, 1117 Cheap rent. 4 living rooms 841, Do. Finest | 5 lo long AEUAL ablinhed § mm the market Wash, ; INTEREAT years M. Cha companies Incorporated. — Rosen- baum. 293 Hateht Bide. 24 & PI v Anything submitt jutely on th business to 13 CHILDREN TO BOARD REN TO HOARY TATER 222% Woatiake av fioard for baby «iri Wallard 146 SEATTLE DAY NURSERY 202 Broadway and 408 Bastiake av, cor, Harrison st. Children under 7 veare well taken care of hy the day 4 LOST AND FOUND _ SHACK LEAT bag, $10 gold plece and door key. Finder return 2325 Fourth N. Re- ward erie F “EAVINGS 1K NO. Finder return to Dexter Trust and Savings Fh Lost—nonen OF tweon Firat av. and Fifth Washington and Jam if returned to 419 Fifth av. Phone |i KEYS BE. ay, 9 MALE HELP WANTED Con's Special Ipataire rent | & | Hoge. PICKWICK modern. very reasongbie 29 ~~ HOUSES? FURNISHED | aK t © CHEAP FoR RENT—5-hoOM 33 Reward | )| 51 REAL ESTATE LOANS | “CITY AND COUNTRY LOANS On improved or ant property, any amount, $60 to $500; long or short time; easy payments: no ia PHORKEY HOSSHLE M. PARKELL, 429 Ek, General pract “ Jaw Op DODD ALLA BANKS HANK Qn COM- Tne oF CANADIAN t. Mer 56 “BILLIARDS & POOL TABLES ARCADE POOL HAL 2 UNIVER sity at, Geo r Straight AND |e Benisk GanRRNre aree 6. BUY AND SELL onds, mor GOODPELLA & “GkaPENTER || Beheiman penter 6 Sak HEC x CALRRY LOKNS | SALANY LOANS, CHAPEL LOANS Y N IT TODAY $200; new rates; jew com= no red tape; no Gelay. Call Bnd see ui 8 TLE LOAN & WY “ One- Half of Others’ K tOKERAGE COMPANY | Order Suit Shop| we make sults LABEL. on Bide. * why to order, $20. UNION Take elevator Warhing' 706 Firat av, Room 2 tha them, up atairs Empress Theatre mide OvVERY — nd best remed amphear, 3631 F Wash. ACQUAD Y. and addresses, 708 Pine st Disensen of men. 4+—APARTMENTS; UPRLAND COURT rooms, furnished, ain 4210. iv ive Mi $20; Wir SPROTALIZE IN APAMTMENTS, stores and other eisse-in proper- ‘texry BRODERICK, mc. Bullding Main 1's CJ ss DESIMABLE m fiat. modern near Westlake. hort. Fighth av ay. Suites and . FURNISHED niversity North 1866. 4-noom, one block from car and nice yard and flowers, 3910 14th N hs RENT. Bell A 4 HOUSE IN South Green Lake district. Good location in first class neighbor- hood, near two car lines $8.00 per month, Address A 1149, care TRNISHED house, Tit 41 FINE VIEW Only 5 blocks from Lake ington and boat landing level one-half acre trac an unobstructible view attle and the mounta $600; terms $40 cash an month to sult Wast af t, wit of Pric $10 or furnish terms, (19 boats daily.) fare. Take th at Madison p land oft st. Bur Lo rk or & Farrar. and p Lin Tieton project tculars, write owner, E hes, Wash. 10 ACRES FOR $500 MOSTLY ALDER BOTTOM en Fr. Koes at $350 flow! well month L CHEAP POULTRY RANCH S-ncre tract enst of Lake Wash- Price & month. he jadison car and ferry to call 104 Cherry st. Kirkland, ¢ Burke & Farrar, owners. HANCHES AND ACREAGE Write to Woody & Sans, at Both: for list of fine bargains in ranc! and acreage 4 ACREAGE Be- Tend ferry or Urania to our Kirk- 104 Cherry 7TNDER U ry ‘Good eit 1, town and mills. §} ith & Pike 3 ACREAGE bs i “Kiine. Bitel is JOSEPH Ve ANCA DE BLDG. HOURS 10 to 6 Main £714 72 ~~ €OKL KNB Woon. PAN WITH Fina? h load of coal. Wainwright & Me= Phana 1218 eo. 73 “COCTATERAL LOANS, a ide h- xe || PATENT DUST We will build a house lumber on Henry Tag. w t rates, square deal pe tes. ResPRCTABLE ACK TO BOR row money on diamonds and jewel- ty; low rates: private offices, American Jewelry Co. 80% Second. Separate IN CO, 207 berty Pidg., orite postoftice, Phone 3 We collect everyw we have the system; we get money. Mechantes* Hens a specialty. WESTERN 2 Ne are use ABLE COL WCTION CO. Block. corner Second + Bhane Main 669 UNION i Elliott Ity, fune: work 92 i gut flowers FURNITURE. WE BUY, 2 D EXCHANGE. Universal Furniture Co. 1918 Westlake av. Main 1151 H. MIRON. 1524 SIXTH AV.—FULL Vine of second hand furniture at cost Call and see us 100" ASS, ENA | Chas. 17 | ent 1429 Fifth av. Meston, 2 | 108 HYPNOTISM. E MAGNETISM HYPNOTISM A taught and practiced for the. cure of diseas liquor and tobacco habits: lost articles found. Phone Elifott 3090. 4085 Arcade Ridge. L 1 The St ROOMS—FURNISHED ROOMS,” WITH USI 256 Denny way, Main M With > o tocar, 2104 N. PURNISHED of the plano, 6337. URNISi vate family; doth at., for LARGE LOTS 60x125; vice, terms. WEST & WHE! rn 209 Colman B . lirnished room for rent. Elliott 2560-5 Main 3879 mee,” WT—PLAIN GOLD CASH WITH diamond setting: “Mattle Wilkes” engraved on inner case, Reward £622 Brook}yn ay Los CON ib Imakers?. Try Symons, save money | jf and trouble, Cleaning, $1.00; main- eprings 76e, The Jeweler that al- ways sells for less, 305 Pike, next Owl Drug Store. 17 FEMALE HELP WANTED WANTED—AN APPRENTICR FOR Grosemaking:; one that wants to learn to cut by system; small TON 7 RA Aner 34 ROOMS—HOUSEKEEPING ‘HnooM, F LARGH, ATHY ri) ‘apitol HM. private faintly, month BE. 6666. wok Ue poma $3.50 up, 1906 HNOVATED AND N nished and unfurnish * and sleeping re 2010 Ww en Sixth « N Meht, lini per week Ww housekeeping rooms laundry furnished 4 wages, room and board. to do light housework, Reacon 2433. ior PICKERS FO) Sop xrowers in North Yakima: fare advanced. Spectal train will leave Seattle Augunt $1, Here's a chance for the whole family. Free wood, free water and free potatoes, You can make from $3.00 to $5.00 per day. Book early. Light work, experience not required. Here ts a ood vacation PION ck EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 118% Washington St, Up Stairs Near Occidental Av. _ SEATTLE EM Third a w feanes, chambermaids and ‘how mald: linen, gas and phone included, tween three cat lines. Very cheap. 317 22nd ay. 8, between Yesler and Jackson, LEASES RCH, | __# fea D, GHANT & 6O. Real Estate. 401 Ce Central _ 80-FOOT LOTS 8200 DANNER INVESTMENT COMPA 406. 218 Boston Block $50 cash, . ; 10 month. Owner, 210 Hoge Bldg. North End: good car ser- $650 to $800 each; very easy Matin 8338. WASHINGTON LAUNDRY Launderers, cleaners and dyers, care Pet cleanera. Phone E: 1285. cart SUPERIOR” LAUNDRY — SHIRTS, plain 1 shirts, open front, ented. 150. COVEY WET-WASH LAUNDRY— Family washines, 20 pounds 60 cts, Peete Fast £496 D LAUNDRY Famiiy, waetiant and ironing, feces for $1.00. Phone Fart “ute 115 MACHINERY. DIAMOND MACHINE MANUFAC. turing Co., fifth floor Manufacture ers’ Exchange Bldg. Occidental os Te Te Chk general NY GEORGE DO TT! “FOR Gil CKENS — AND CARDEN 3-room cottage, 3 lots, 120x110, el to car and school, own your home, Price $1,400; down and $10 per month THE ELLIOTT BAY 4 anch, 5 miles north Marysvi Vash.; will feed and pasture 15 cows; 2 fine creeks 6-room house; big barn; % mile school. Money maker for a dal man with ste To see the pl is to want It. See owner at ranch. J.C. Cady, R. 1, Box 75, Marysville, ACREAGE. erlenced or inexpertences natructress, with corps of able 6-ACKE and $10 per month, Pioneer Loan & Invest~ ment Co., 108 Second ay. §. heaietants, Ix In charee of a com- letely equinped school for train- ne inexperienced women, Pupils ald while learning. Ape acific Telephone ‘clograph Co. room 10,1118 Fourth av. Greenwood Theatre, 85th Pallard 1829. ANT claltion and Greenwood. nor av Sound Blectric Co. SHORT HAND, TOUCH TYP 5 BWRIT: ' 2 FAMILY East “WANTS — lace curtains. LAUNDRESS washing or a. santas 1 NINTH AV. FLAT ©. Olive Dresamnaking, clothes, alterations. sonable, 19 MALE HELP WANTED TWO GOOD LIVE ADVERT solicitors; can make big money See Mr. Swanson, at Star office, be- hand 6 ra boa 420 x sine, Call 608. ONAL HARKER CO Wants men and women to learn the barber trade: wages pald while learning. Cail or write Hieh Grade School, 68 Washinton at. MENS TINE #0 HLH spRan wults, $17.50. Men's Upstatr Sult Shop Gordon Tracle. Room 206, 905% Third. WANT AND WOMEN TO try the original Hungarian Kosher meals at 214 Columbia st, B. Pin- cus, proprietor. fiN AND WOMEN, Darber trade: wag tools furnished. Moler ‘Rarter “school 222 Occidental av. ge Ke TIAVANA SMOKE P&B CL cigar for be, Brewster, 910 First; Third and Unton o cery clerk, included. doth ay. Lost articles are usually found by Star want ads in the “Lost and Found” column, TWO It is rich Chehalis valley 901 American Bank Bldg. Main L bhi "MARSH & CO. Situate at Granite Falls Farms is rich Free excursions dail “AGRE TRACTS Near north trunk boulevard (soon to interurban, $500 terms. be paved), and each; very easy __ Wat & Wir IMPROVED, BE- lines: good soll; Slepica, R 5, Box oO ACRE tween two fine view, 25A,_ Beattle. S0-AGRE FARM FOR A DAIRY soll, famous KLABER YARDS; fine water; som timber, Price $1,800; 0 cash, balance $150 a year at cent. Hl. F. SCHROEPPEL 77, tar Wm. close to the good HOP | i INVESTMENT CO, 1d YLMAN BULL . one Main Insurance, Rent- You can raise chickens, garden and berries, an MiLUNER? HANSON, STYLISHE ices Ree cond av m modeling done 121 MUSICAL. mae We S16 10 CENTS, ue: CATAS one $25 | JTW EDMUNDS. e4 Optometrist, M2174 137 PATENT ATTORNEYS. REYNOLDS, 24 YEARS IN OG, ‘S. patent office and attorney, 814 OPAC D, eraduat- 701 Leary Bldg. nO $525 cash; provements except paving in a paid; 40-foot lot; cut $1,000 Owner, A-1152, 8 6-ROOM % ALE. fax Ko "Union, $375.00. Call M i THe big 3-room and berries; paid. $400 cash cottage, 2 lots, balan and government canal m. 750 New York Mock. _Probsfeldt M “SNAP—81,000 TAKES fruit asseasments all In and NA Hinckley, Blk. Main 1799. Ideas and in eawTee Lawrence. Turke Ride 4323 TENT ATTOR- York Bldg. Main 2627, TENT ATTORNEY, organizer, developer: patents that well; 20 years N. ¥.. Chicago exe perience. 721 Sener Pride. TERED tral Ride 7 isteee ERE PHOTOS THAT PLEAS RE ™ TWaApHa T JOHNSON Bide... Third and Union, PLUMBERS. ain 312 Liberty 135 A MONTH—NO | . level lots, only $5! new townsite, in heart of fast rowing section of farming country, coal, timber a other tremendous resources; th ratlroads al opportunity eople of judgment ‘or particulars. Hetty Bureau, Bullding, Manager, 17 VERNGO ni farming section in the stat acres now on sale in 10, 20, 4 tracts, $30.00 per acre up. Te 80 easy Lots of work for m H. C, PE “rhira settlers, s 800 TRACT, CORNER OF v. W. and 100th st. Price th $2,500 G & 'RRORERG A 818, LARGE TRAC ONE BLOCK from depot, 6-room house, flowing well, good outbuildings, 60 fine chickens. A snap at $1,700.00; small cash payment; terms to sult. Take Seattle-Tacoma Interurban to AL- NA, Inquire for L. A, Price, ACRES, HALF FINE bOTTrOM, balance bench land; Hve stream; saw mill 4 mile: near good town! telephones; RF. dD. $625; easy 1209 ‘Third Av. $i0 CASH SECURES 20 ACRES AT $20 PER ACRE soit rolling; We want and fertile; Hes lace for a ranch, 4 at Granite Falls, We ¢ making the so you can help but buy u see the land, to choose from, wy NOT LOOK AT THIS TRACT? ACRE ng orchard, with free in center of Wenatche: close in. A-1144, care of St right, _le; state; rich Call or wr Pub- American Bank that you can make good. BATH TURS, SINKS AND TOILATS. RUSTAD'S, 215 Second S, neat at | Jackson PLUMVING © DATING ‘anrth av Seq a Ph PRINTERS Helier Pring, 108 “Blijott Sano, and ree for ite Sone ¢ T Cherry st. Phones. Elitott 1279. | TRUNKS, ALLTEL Goops or and Spring St. Ride. 152 UNCALLED FOR CLOTHING, NCALLED-FOR svITs AND overcoats, $2.00 and up. Bring this ad with you and get 10 per cent discount, 1017 Pike st. RRS, 11t Elitoté 2445 17 Gor, second Ay Rasement. Cheasty in, ed place, $1,100, car to Rose st t. 880 “SHEDS AY Wil trade for stall Old Ren alk 8 blocks 914 CIVEN iy stocked farms to y property, 516 ntal Ble rade for Seattle FOR $25 Catarrh, Rheumattom, YAKIMA VALLEY HAY AND PRU land to exchange for clty prope: or acreage, BE. G. Sisty, 820 1 ty Discases 321 its A ANS. age C 1 e and Uni REAL ESTATE era Bond and Mort 4th ay. NORTH- 406 rok Dr. Brodnax owns and personally conducts his office, publishes hie tras MONEY TO Loan Vaacnt or tmproved. BURWELL & MORFORD Main 3855. Colman Bldg. picture and stands personally behind each and every promise and guaran- tom Call of, write TUR Loa Money. fore buying or building, see ano” A. VIRTUP CO. to customers. OLE HANSON & CO, New, York Block, 6 “LA NU ed lots or gereage. 412 Nae Vawle wile Roston Block A. K Billott DR. BRODNAX s0T Third Av, Between Colum and Ma Office Hours, 9 a m. to ‘Sundaye, 10 em. to 43 mm N= Sts.