The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 2, 1914, Page 6

THE STAR—TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1914. ee eee mt lio POULTRY | a ates vanes ——|47 FARM ata |e Tae Ra, foe B econo | == Mloney Talks—No. 2 $3 AARRANAARARAS | SARRARAA BPOVERLY se i $0, 8 | the or ane bia etet ‘ ified Ad Rates . * ‘ } When you buy mont things the Installment plan you PAY Interest. When , th pd , hl 1 ’ ake ot a ent 2 f King, HF months, dat! HED HORT corner spoenlie cut towes.| T9~ BUSINESS CHANG ba || CMNTRAL REALTY CO. 10 | me ~ oe N » » #08 Third Av i VV as UNE sacs neste LorHNG s i | Stated ur | ie in IK ie. ft fine Thurston county land Mines a week MIKE COHAN u Ye J uN pe — — —| Mt, Clair; every Hines a week Pike ane pon | hea ae and & discount 22 PE RSONAL s 41 ACREAGE | 6 SPECIAL NOTICES Naaeniah aena| > ACRES WITH FRESH | The Seattle star & ‘ te 4467 A S US Gee Geeee meanles Delivery, Clty Located ea from Hecond av; shot | . ile SOCIETY _ NOTES ORR SICTIWENFY BLE | snap for s suburben hs es Sal sor, Wash i “We're as close as your phone” | Gy OP} {ES TALON > ORDER With co a ana ~ PARAAAAL | y Ra toe & Co oa 2 $475; $50 CASH 7" a BT date gear vovecription eaviree Jo on| Chicace. Agent Fx.8 ¥. ie Walker 4 ak # Ht) CLIFFORD & VAN ARSDALE, Inc, |42 WATERFRONT LANDS the address in ; y | BASU -KEFATRED 20s Feo. | H. C. FRIEDERICHS & CO. | —r we Third A WATES DED Mi RE RE Rh rnrrnrrwns | x aot Sren . " pce good * K A Tl G uo bwin NT | WANTED FURNITURE or endl 4 ow object | ray | Rates for THE STAR by mail are: | HACK WE re Fine WL] Witt sacrifice our ani | | HOME Amonth . 3 ated In @ live : jl J MARSH & CO, 1209 34 AVE, | An ation, It te hard to find 3 Bonne : ‘ song RK URNITUF r eee CORBET. PHMENOLOOIET Two MI CES ky By RT | 4 year . WANTED 4 on RABONAWLE ART ee te Ragie ote - 4 weed DIRECTORY Kestage wiameneF ; = BO MEDICINE | CLIFFORD & VAN ARSDALE, Inc. | 4% sores, of water front te fi 96; terme ‘Venience of Our Busy Readers Oh RU OiianAdinnAnananoe Pa |G Rte teri bE AAS 10 ACHES HLACK SOIL . ¢ A R INV. CO, 917 : 8 MISCE TEOU } |27 UNFURNISHED FLATS pian aa oat sos Ba Groaxarearccaw cite anhalt wae BTR eae Fair Hae ewer alee ee epy EXCHANGES ‘ ren. ‘ 28 HOTELS ” price athe! 161 REA skamwrty Se : on are ete? 151 REAL STATE LOANS Jou AEEEN ; small Taven | HOT! L OXFORD ‘ ——— | Moxy Loan on ALI, cLanana OF ‘| ae ic eomnaed WET OWL A PIECE OF GOOD LAND itis, “euuasalshed 1008 14 LOST AND FOUND modern ‘ro , | j + chery Hee ? : ag Bin %, 6%, 1% j 29 HOUSE! f J * turnlahed a W080 per month | Torcats, Canada (#10 br 30 HOUSES—UNFUR ined Fon yp Sad Rpeen Ge saviecs "ond, tons | z STONE & EASTER, Inc. bs mh GV. HOLT, ™ Mer rner Beoond and perry a Miaine st 20 ACRES FOR $x CO. Romtom Bi sbi S. Seattio Wash > enrege: hardw W ITH STR THEN 29 [ Fourth THE WONDER bay mare: has ~ MILLINERY CO, |_ssirersrd. Prone busney set " —_ nate » = fu vine st c HELP WANTED 1 | ° a tteah gaan Retina eal tach | soUTH END Si } 1k box S rooms, Be 3 don ke ay | ibe lar price #1 tall 7¢ ba. 26 elephone peas © and f6c Ib .50 . B eelen Coder . | Lake Burien Property = [4t. tancy cream « milk ie; tance RYROLASSES, PRCTACLEA, FITTED ‘ ‘ | Wagnificont. snobstructible view tract: | Teamery butter with ‘spherical iensen, complete, 13.49 4 rooms, John # | good trees: @ beautiful homesite. 6195; home heaid ane negotiated 4 roome, Ninth av, Mr close tn | Meg's Now York Mik. ines, | hanging vations RAS LISS | co. MORTGAGE LOAN ; |42 CHICKEN RANCHES JORDAN & CO | For Wale Penk Buttding. we PHON BA Biitott Mark Kelley, Fall City mn | > + F.M An ' oe Taeal chicken raneb town and good echoot SANITARY oe grape fruit, fe RD EXCHANO® PANGENBERG SEW, PRE Batety ranteed 1404 Fourth | iu fel loans phone Main aS ft & MeLacd, Miltott neat Hyde Lump and steam wearpened. Oy av. near Pike isla @ cam 19 conta. printed a3 | 43 REAL ESTATE te; new own, 2 Ibe pS = FHORG' ° cents, window shades 23 conte: matting oo tedishen, $e; osslifiower [oan Soctety, 131-2 Went?| for enin Web cabbage te head, Stalls Collateral loans, lowest rates.| sferidian car Wanted young tady of good address «lamb, 160 Ib) shoul (deal Separate apartments for) pO? SID to wollett In office biecks fee Mr ; e-apeed =f metorercle for sal Kelly, Seattio Star Mek sausage, 100 i> | extra fancy Bastern ie borrow money on} nig test eo aad bacon, 210 Ib ce C ra 9 ai and jeweiry: low rates; pri- | 9" Seed AE, \ : New and second-hand clothes | CORNER offices, American Jewelry a Corner Stath and Pine UV Rtall 106, chotoe etrawberries, fo and W PIANOS FOR KENT, RENT aP-| ite ied on purchase, Meyer-Toner, 314/ cucumber CHEAP i Darrel, $2.00 par 100. Ibe Shan Phone Main 19 i 4 ROOMS—HOUSEKPNG “Sah nediatERE Lanse " ¥ FoRNIM. $1,800 — Large 8-reom AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE /19 MALE HELP WANTED | 4; ACREAGE fon, Oentt0;: chtetion PIR PLACE NAL BARBER 16 ACRES = mae hae bak while tears ze ALL FOR $350 i hase and yards 986 $10 CASH; $10 MONTHLY | * 1 « Ww tnaton } eoctdental ay. Bring a4. 10% discount OWNER “MOCEN BARE L~oe.~*# Stall 210, ¢ Beat! jenteup, ibe, & CAPE “ arth and | im | Main TI Used Automobdiies at Fair Prices. 15—KIRKLAND BANCH—8575 Ghatmers deltvery. %4-ton b-passenger pO YOU WANT A RANCH? toe me Kirkiand, for a nice cheap piace near the ferry dock o tract of house san selitee ‘bs. ibaa | NORTH END | | from $250 to $3,000, easy to ‘ban Home on Roulevard | payment Among f cleared; half bottom land, | [ieaatle troubles; general practice: con-| for stage routes te a AL The owner of thie te sek tion, free; confidential 608- JM! JG TE U8 6 TIE n_ Miock go to Arizona ig Main 2761 GrORGE Ww. mrtt pieces a. aa at ‘ te 10 AGRES FOR $100 ' rma ACH . 22 PERSONALS $25 CASH; $10 PHLY 10 Firat Ay. miltott sar BIAMOND wach: : & SEXTON COMPANY 411 Occitan’ iady having home This tract, Machinists with gentleman gait | fore & quiet, re seemere LEN f 10 NEY YI |] OT| Peter Ostrosalous is looking for are nt inesre D SPLEND We Ww {L ae Bunday atic Arcade Hotel, Room |am@ 6-room house; near Mallard Beach |. He strolled into the county sher eat; lot, S6x113; splendid view. ef |iff's office today after watching a , Youns 7 oF eT HOUND FARMS CO. #08 tra Ay | Sound. Desire to trade for amail mer-|Mra. Gertrude Wike, a stenogra- | ato vans, firepro young woman; object matrimony. | DE = af antile business . »her, through a window for several fee wend eats COW FORK FORD ————| Ba" 40 ACRES FOR $90 PER) |MU LLIN BROS. LAND CO.|fiacten fon & Ford ant x , ACRE Cor Northern Bank Seetk pith Ona case bat ~ FRB LEE K. Hotel Bhor-| ert” unit | Tyo Beautiful lots, situated in Algona. | mo, said Peter. “Well, I'm department ota clone to water | Address owner, Box 10, Algona,|tO marry you any time now. Herald Desk Co 9 LIVESTOCK | nt the ring all ready. You know Third av Main its2 “or : ; | For Sale—A wood . 7 you wrote me about being the one rho hd eager} $-room modern house, 40x192, who came through the gate?” Av U 4 ‘o, 62 Sind @ joattle. jomt re ™ * i813 wheel, coaster brake, new rime, tonabia ofter before June 10 taxes tt | Alarmed at Peter's _ insistence tires; good condition. $15; @ snap. | PAT ti BOIS. Terme Address Box 62% Port Angeles, | Mrs, Wike appealed to Sheriff Cud Skagit hotel, Room 24. | ing, fected nears in cnn APERT ACRBAOB IN ihee, who informed the ardent Fa ar —e |_Third av. : die Seater tot & imap te Peter that he was “in wrong.” tie tpeey cows kak Taner wake VAPOR BATHS. BWEDIEM MAREAGE et forry at Mndi- | “I'm looking for a wife,” said Cage Bere ge Bday A Main 1201. ark yes errive ta the abrupt wooer, “and I'm gonna or fee refunded 2 cas, | MADAM TORNOK ? oo mil ag 4 get one.” IL Bldg. Main | and clairvoyant on ail} ‘ “J ° ster was ejected. © D. HASKINS Present | 5 : BLOCK. | 0 ACRES 8600 rm MORTGAGRS, cK Fist ac | $88 CASH: $10 MONTHLY Bates Oe oe 2 MILLION WOULD BUY TLLnik nd ie as level an "ve Kian | ; Tae 7 ater; has every antane | that | 44 HOMESTEADS Time of 1,000,000 working. Dr. vag rather. 204 Globe Bide $1()| jal affections men and women = oa ta and iritish red : ; about 18 fee A gigaftic skyscraper, JOHNGON'S Keanned SOUND FARMS GO, 608 tra Ay. | An ocean liner, Liberty Bide Third and Unton oF traile 6 notes, #14 miles from | 20,000 acres of land—more . i 10 POULTRY ton Hoot Ki 5 Eoet. £008) goo well, Hours than 31 square miles—at $100 Bpecialist.Biaddor, vidney, gonito-urin tee sist RRC for delayed pe Geach) a1 cand tunes eh oon Dt per acre. Sey Glosases, Dr. Ashton, 614 American BABY CHICKS poet My Lewls, Kingston, Wash 40,000,000 loaves of bread at Bank Bide have White Leghorn chicks for] pine on | ney mons Nemedy ¢ j ie 7 bennh Tend 5 cents. Barred Mocks and Rhode Island. Med | OLTED a CLATRVOYANT, | Hood's canal, $200. Apply to 605 al 1,000 automobiles at $2,000 chicks until June 1h, We aiao have a if ** each. FRI Para: brood of chicky trom 1 week to 4 inate, Wind | P ORr Sulidee eutiedlan #oneibes Dr. Arthur Crookall, 412 Green Bldg, | months» Vo would be gid to Nit : | broperty.|| students at $2,000 each, ames ' | jemacher, Moxos | | Own your own home. i It's! 1! ei he hat Wave your The Tumbara A STAR WANT AD will/¢4sy. Read the offerings in) PRINTERS ble Squad Journal Ver-|_* i SCA wm |STAR WANT ADS —then | Baller, Ti00% First av. Giioit div. jo up. Maat Bide, | nee Mills, 607 Leary Didg, | Sell it quickly, choose. POLICE TOLD OF WOMAN HOLDUP Seattle's stick-up men had a reg ular cirous last night. They popped up here there and nev other places, until the police dls tracted James Cutler, man-handled by midnight, on Grand tween 14th and 16th One grabbed him nd tipped him over, a second rub bed his face in the dirt, held a re volver against his face and told him that if he yelled be would find him elf in a better world, A third rifled his pockets Robbed by a Woman was an aged man. three thugs boulevard, from the rear They got 25 cents and a cheap teh and chain. Cutler lives at 20 14th av, W, He told the police, later he thought one wan a w« At about the same time a grabbed at Miss Hazel Martin, 2 Jackson #t., as she wae walking along 29th av, 8, between Yesler and Jackson But Miss Martin ts of an athletic turn, and she dodged, Her assat) ant had a red handkerchief over bis | face cry TO OCCUPY UPPER FLOORS _ OF COURTHOUSE | | At a conference this morning be tween Mayor Gill aud the city coun- cll and the county commissioners, to consider erection of two extra | stories on the new court house for elty off a committee to formu late plans was appointed. The committee consists of Coun cilmen Fitzgerald and Cooley, T. | Josenhans, superintendent ot bulldings; Lawrence Colman, Com missioner M. L. Hamilton and Arch- itect A. Warren Gould The committee will prepare alter. nate bids for one, two and three | story additions to the court house. FRATER DELAYS CONDEMNATION OF EMPIRE WAY Judge Frater Monday turned |down the application of the city for an early date on which to try the condemnation of Empire way, la main artery in Rainier valley lupon which hundreds of people de pend for convenient travel. The city, through Assistant Cor- |poration Counsel McClinton, asked |that the case be tried this month, |but Judge Frater set the date for ow Ereen peas, | September 9. This means that the improve- ment work cannot be completed un- til next summer on account of fn- terference through rain and other weather conditions in the fall and winter. Empire way is the logical street upon which the city would build its street car line in case negotia- tions with Renton line fell bell through. ‘ABE LINCOLN WAS AGAINST Editor The Star Abraham Lin- _ NEWCHARTER »}coln advised against the new char- ter. Hard to credit? Listen “No men tfiving are more worthy to be trusted than those who toll up from pover- ty, none less inclined to take aught which they have not honestly earned. LET THEM\ BEWARE OF SURRENDER- ING A POLITICAL POWER WHICH THEY ALREADY POSSESS AND WHICH, IF SURRENDERED, WILL BE USED TO CLOSE THE DOOR OF ADVANCEMENT AGAINST SUCH AS THEY.” The voters now have power to select all the eounctl. If they surrender this right for the specious but spurious sugges: tions of the new charter, which Jere each voter to a choice of one of thirty of the ward council | men will have good cause to |regret not heeding this prophetic | warning of Abraham Linc | you WILL ATKI | AT THE THEATRES Moore--Lyman H. pictures. Metropolltan—Dark. tle—Avenue Players “The Littlest Rebel.” Howe motion in Ovear Conners ay, wee held up at 10 o’elo t night by two young thugs and Colume bia, One of the 10d gun C. D, Smith, 113 24th a , Be ticed a livid scar on the ch one of the pair that robbed him at the point of a shiny revolver at 24th oafers have ent around He and bis and notl the eral downtown pal got $7.95 from Smith searred & nev bar Wallops Highwayman | M. B. Coles showed fight when @ man commanded him to balt as he r Cowen was paweing ne night. The stranger made pass at him, but missed; then Coles got busy with his fists and the mag fle A pickpocket went throngh J. 4M Hartung at the King st. depot Iaggy night and got $20, He escaped the crowd hree suits and a pillow were stolen when thieves en he home of J, Watson, 46 Alki aterday. “HOUSE ADOPTS LAW 10 MAKE | WASHINGTON, June The Webb amendment to a Clayton anti-trust bill was adopted almost unanimously by the house today. it makes strikes, assembli and peaceful picketing Tawfue In presenting the amend ment, Rep. Webb sald it em | bodied the ideas of President | Wilson and of officials of the | American Federation of Labor, “The amendment ought to be adopted to preserve the rights of labor,” said Rep. Henry. “it wilt 0 «6restrain the courte from interferigg with labor in times of industrial disputes.” NEW PROGRAM OF HOWE’S PICTURES AT MOORE TODAY Lyman H. Howe's moving picture travel festival started its third and last week at the Moore last night with a complete change of pro gram. The pictures represent the climax of the art of moving photog» raphy as well as the best the world presents in the line of scenle beauty Notable among them is the visit to the Grand Canyon of the Col orado, the aeroplane flight over Paris, the shipwreck and the res- cue of survivors, yachting at Monte Carlo and an auto ride through the French Alps. Pictures of high educational value are shown. Humorous and trick films add variety to the splen- did program. | ee 9 THE SEATTLE | Pier. sag George Mackenzie of bes tle theatre picked out meaty pleasing play in “The uit tlest Rebel” for this week's en- tertainment. “The Littlest Rebel,” the most difficult character in the show, was admirably done by Jimsy Mullally, he was rewarded by applause from a delighted audience. As Virgie Cary, the littlest rebel, si does her part most capably through the complex action of the exciting play. The other characters are admin ably placed and live up fully to the announcements of the press agent. ¢ "THE PANtaces Se 9 Sea The musical Pollards are with us again, The ever-popular songsters are led by the trrepressible Teddy McNamara, They were greeted en- thustastically last Bight. TURN ON more weeps. . American refug in distress at Frisco. They lived In Mexico 23 years and ont: got 10,000 acres of lana, Sad, pit Five-passenger, 1913 mod- el, fully equipped, in splendid condition, and offered cheap for cash, Portland Trains “Leave Seattle .. _ Arrive Portland ~ Leave Portland Arrive Seattle . y | | ./10:00a.m. 3:45p.m./10:45p.m. 4:45p.m.|10:00p.m.| 6:00a.m. /10:00a.m. 5:00p.m.|12:30a.m. 4:15p.m./11:15p.m.) 7:30a.m. $7.50 ose FESTIVAL, On 7 to Lt inclusive. Limited June Telephones, Main 117, Or King St, Parlor Observation Cars, Dining Cars, High-Back-Seat Day Coaches Standard and Tourist Sleepers on Night Trains Ready for Occupancy at 9:30 p. m. PORTLAND and Return, Account TICKET OFFICES Columbia and Second Ave. t 5609 Passenger Station, America f anlo June 15. STRIKING LEGAL i | ;