The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 2, 1914, Page 10

POA AR ARR CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY Alphabetiontiy Arranged for oy Verlence of Our Busy Ker te Classified Ad ya Bftective June t, Cash ade, 1 cont & word « Gay, @ Ineer Mone for price of * ‘Transient Charge Rates Ove time, § cents per counted tine: & oF} th nts per counted ling per inser CONTRACT RATES {Count « average words to the Itne) Tenth, dally, per fing. ..41.t0 am per line.... 14 per line... 1.3 Space Contra: DL year,.. 80.0 , 1} year O8% bP tye ob pert 90.00% per 04 pert O5\6 per I Open Space 000 tines within 12 months 008 lines within 12 months £000 Hines within 12 montha, 1% Me per per further information call Main 9409.) at Ade “We're as close as your phone” EYSAT-LAW OWNS RUILDING (To ation free; laws rights; co nd and wife: property MEULTATION FREE. Roome 408-| Main 1040 te. le Franch. O. ¥. MOLT. Mer. BILLIARD TABLES ‘and second-hand © 4 5 Pocket Biliard Tables and dowting bar fixtures of payments = THE |} CK . BALKE - COLLENDER 4 First av. &. Seattle BONDS WARRANTS Soins com thon 2s “end yrom . STAR—THURSDAY, JULY 2,.1914. PAGE 10. HE LP WANTED __FARM_LANDS MT, VERNON, WASH. 1 66 In crop, » on, bie how house, CLOTHES chickens and turke fry the Puritan 1 ferm ma 69 will handle i Nr aAnnannnn | te RE ONALS 4 ihe raat HIRMAN & 00. When You Lose Your wants them. |WANTED — FURNITURE AND FOUND for TOTORCYCLE ACREAGE. ee ec RAR acrifion $196.60 MISCELLANE OUs SEN & SEXTON CO. yEL, LAND POR ent from lares st I STAT E LOANS “310 MONT ‘H « a man’s head © to good town NY & EWING. bullding, see RES, $650 jof contestants will r BARING HOUSE 2. INSTRUMENTS CREE RE ERD 5 ACKES s050 Ohb we BLOOD . Terme $40 cash and $18 per month PRRENOLOGIST. NEW PIANOS FOR RENT. RENT AP- Pp ed om purchase Market closed al his own LOANS GHATTEL LOANS Rates—-Fastest Payments Co. 26T Northern Brokerage Rank Bide. ith and Pike ‘on furniture. Win Roach. ti? New Block, Second and Ch TY ee Meteod, Biiinrt Loan Society. 1at-2 Cobateral ioans, lowest Goal. Separate apartmen' bie place to borrow money a and jewelry: low rates: Eagan. dovuey Go. ih & Co, Specialists in col- Mutual Life Bldg. E- Sie papers: | DST your poultry nd borgtare im Cherry at If troubled oF YOU'LL BUY THIS ACRES FOR $625 . $10 MONTHLY at ried, level land, easily e) eamery and produc farmers grange and x : Fequiar price 200 ea | Weighed J Apartment 132 new home-grown spuds, tleket with B60 th #1 purchase or more oulder roast veal, Geltvery from stores, RF. D. and mutton, Ie YIKE PLACE Closed atl ay Saturday, July 4 unth 19 o'clock Friday night j$, {be dest granulated fancy veal chops or ronate, frech Gressea hone, 00 Te} EREEEEAEERE LITTLE POULTRY KANCH tract of land on me ham sausage om bungalow 23 WANTED TO_ RENT * and terme eee C Avetion Tuesday on Anderson's whart, Madison me and ae after dinner minte, Men's Ke work shirts for B6e Closed all Gay Saturday, July 4 16 eolock Friday evening prunes, 190 Ib) Fard 4 ; taney Gried frulte and nute, ‘Water front land at TIN acres of fin {price Write to MM. Bteen, i ickea Dey Ge = Complete poultry suppil: #10 Amertoan Rank, unimproved or a 035.00 per sere For acreans. Phone East 517 14 LOST AND FOUND S Arends | Found the finest equipment tn for cutting and polishing agates other stones bread, 190 loaf Stale 24-96. 10 Ibe put i 6 large cane mith, 6 Ibe. cut maca- 4. ante write Mark Kelley, Fell City, ra ay 3, laand chowiden, So Ta, t to Owl Drug Co. siways sells for lees HOTELS ‘Art novel je repair work. 1202 Third. Main JEW ERS iting this month ‘We will gtve a Atscount of 19 per cant on Diamonds Hunter Jewelers Third Av and Yester Way| Foe METHOD washing and troning, 69 p' 00. Phone Fast 4464 . OXFORD JOUN STANLEY. Mer Harringina. 1618 Kecond 43.08 week up 27 oe cereracereeets ROOMS —| 28 AGRES $750. At Granite Pails we own tf nores of good louged-off land, would make an 1d ‘The eoti Ie good and there od apring on the ground worth the money and it/ y takes $50 cash to buy It e (OLE HANSON & GO. ope Wittett 2038. Baby chicks, ie to aightly cheese, domentic, 1 datry and) Return to G. Dav WESTLAKE 314 New Tork Jum | ‘| LAKE SURESH PROPERTY Baile 164-128 16 minutes to business center; o: ARI ¥emale HELP WANTED pring chickens, Greased, ACHING DIAMOND VACHINE & WRG CO 411 Occidental Av. Seattia Bepert Machinivts. Dies and Toole Made Uarentions Develoned Speciaition Made or fee refunded. ig. Main 5985. Free hook Photos thet i IHN 8ON'S 2 TAberty Bide. Third and Union Sister Bee ot came 5 DB SOROPOLE ~ Ashton, 614 American Bank wi Imited to bladder, kidney Dr. Arthur Crookall, Dr. Grant Tucker, 204 Gic Bpecia! sietion ae mon and women Raatman ma & ieating Co, 617 Fourth av. Seaitie eaeree #7 Pacific Coast Stamp Works, 117 Gh a at Phones—Eliiott 2446, Elliott 1279 Dry, tireproo? storage Borage Co, 158 White, ‘Bigg, UPHOLATERERS git, i801 Beventh. Main bist, WALL PAPER AND PAINTS Ps Ovens, ise MARKET OT. 4 c81 WEDDINGS 3 Ibe. 400 coffee, $1.00. PLAN A BIG MEETING The Home Consumers’ league is} planning a monster mass meeting | of members Chamber of Commerce auditorium, BUSINESS CHANCES 2 New York Rik REAL ESTATE AAA—TELEPHONE OPERATORS Bositions for young women 4 while learning graph Company A luncheon of Washington-made be furnished by Hardt, superintendent of the exhibit | department of the chamber. CAMELS WILL DANCE The Camels will give a dance tn 1616 Third av., evening, at 8:30. STORES TO KEEP OPEN The retail clothing stores have voted to keep open until 10 p. y. The stores will be closed all day on the Fourth. between 4:30 a m. and 5 p goods will ns HOMESTEAD "LOYMENT OFFICE. Call 94 Yealer ACREAGE FARM _ LANDS LABOR AND _ with good new h Ot course you Intend to own a farm near SBATTLE land tw rich shot | RHOADS DENTAL CO. Third and Pike Dental Experts. jenormous business | Manager George J, Mackenzie defi- |nitely announced today that he will nearly any hour 6 | § ACRES FOR $750; $100 CASH |CLIFFORD & VAN i . \t9 MALE HELP WANTED) to a good, firet clans dental nervice at a can offer you 57 ACRES, your teeth, what what not to do get an estimate of needs and have You will be treat 4 should you have phone or write for particulars, ental work. dom certainly recelve value in full, will surely f ing results, ‘These 1114 AMERICAN Weer & WHEELER pri and their advice. wi CRE AME RY 209 Colman Block wages paid while learning Call or write. An office fitted entirely in white enamel and sanitary in every way. Washineton St t the Wareain Store, “IMPROVED RANCH Near Poulsbo and in the finest farming distridt of Kitsap county, ore ranch, improved, with a ber and second-hand ¢ Gold Crowns $5.00, Hrtd) Fillt $400; $50 CASH nd women ta learn paid while learning: | Ocoidental Av. Batracting an@ Cleaning Pree with jt Rhoads Dental Co. Third and Pike IRD & VAN ARSDALE, Inc. Becsuee thay weit 6 acres bottom 1 You can make on this place and it only tal cash to handle it OLE HAN running Water all the year, orchard land & well extabliahed and prosperous tarm- , mail and store delivery. L. J MARSH & 0O., SON & CO.) Phone Wiliott 2078. Als New York Bik, Two men learn auto and riving and repairing. ua before you buy. The Lambard Ge. ‘corner opponite court house. 1,200 Fourth. Cortera Sierereene te crn neo ee HUNDREDS OF BABIES WILL ENTER SHOW Ernest Groppenbacher The entry Ist for the Fourth Annual 8 opens at the Leechi park pavilion Saturday, contin day, and it is be ‘ore the show begins. being registered at 4 av. store Various prizes have been donat od by Seattle merchants. Princt pal among these are the Standard Furnitu: company, trophy cup, to be awarded to the best boy, and The Star's silver loving cup of 20 |fered for the best all-around girl. | The boy in the picture ts Groppenbacher, son of Mr George J bacher, 10 months, when be pound: He weighs only 31% pounds now, as bis exercise daily about the house and yard has reduced him to fi ing trim. He i» 2 years old today. Baby show, which | court declare th |where the evidence disa ves bo @ill Sad orge | established a record of} TO ASSASSINATE HIM BERLIN, July 2-—Rumors that discovery of an anar- chist plot had caused Em peror William to abandon his plan to attend the fu neral of the late Archduke Francis Ferdinand of Aus tria and his wife, were cur rent here today. He did not go to Vienna, as it had been announced he Intended to. ‘WHO SWIPED THE BOOZE? MYSTERY IN POLICE COURT :: Hinsannunttttt! A mystery! Who took the booze? Judge Gordon wants to know Judge Brown can’t say There may be a jolly bunch of | he embarrassing questions asked J , when the case of 8, I aceused of run a Balkwell Judge don Blackwell took the case before | Gordon on a change of venue from Brown's court, Officers, who ar rested him, say they seized 12% barrels of beer in all, some bottled jand some in keg more vigorous liquors. Deputy George Weber today that five barrels of were missing. Officials of Brown's have no ide Judge Gordon dec out when the case comes up again BILL’S GOING TO QUIT KING JOB Vv IENNA, July 2.—William of} | the defendant, d's resignation as king of Al- bania {» imminent, ft was stated in| PORTUGAL WILL ja dispatch received from Durazzc Albanian capital, today The {t was stated, are every- aining ground against bim Is the wealthy young man playing with the girl's affe tions? Or does he really love her? N MURDER OF WOMAN FREEPORT, N. Y,, July 2.—The police are trying to fit into a con- nected theory of the fatal shooting | of Mra. Louts Bailey of Hempstead, in the office of Dr. Edward Car man, Tuesday night, the finding ot! a dictagraph in the physician's of- fice, and a rumor of « mysterious “Woman in White” seen to leave the vicinity following the murder. The clue of the electrical instru- ment led from the doctor's office to the apartments of Mrs. Carman. her secretly so she could tell what was going on between her husband and women patients. She added that it had given her} ” t of Dr. Carman to “much comf The stateme | She Baid it had been installed by} the effect that he was standing close to Mrs. Bailey when he heard | the crash of a window, saw a hand | with a revolver pushed through, | fire the fatal shot and disappear, is | borne out today by several persons who say they saw a woman, in white clothes, disappear from the vieinity of the doctor's office, im- mediately after the report of the wea) furrow in an {ostrument case ploughed by the bullet, coming evi- dently” from” the “direction of the window. Carman says he knows of no rea- son for the shot being fired, and Bailey, husband of the dead wom- an, a hat manufacturer, does not know of an enemy his wife had. Y! NOW SIR TOM’S IN BAD IN ENGLISH “HIGH SOCIETY” LONDON, July 2.-—English “high | 3 which, fe ause “he is in socle - MOST ANYTHING YOU WANT IS ON TAP AT TACOMA TACOMA, July 2—Tacoma’s third Montamara festo, its annual com-| memoration and jollification of the} meeting of “mountain and se: is on today. There will be automobile races for the speed bug; free stre vi eville for the show fans; mass. led band concerts for the music lov ers; expensive fireworks for the children, old or young, and Stadi-|~ um spectacles for the patriotic. Crowds are pouring into the city .|today from all parts of the North- west. Tho races at the speedway will be held Friday and Saturday WHAT THE PRESS AGENT SAYS Despite the excellence of the present week's attraction and the ing done, play the Fourth of July matinee of Strongheart” at the Metropolitan tre Saturd at the regular matinee prices It was announced today that “The Rose of the Rancho” will be played here in the near future by Miss Ma- lone and her confreres in the Met- | ropolitan players’ ranks, eee The sale of seats for Willlam | Hodge, in “The Road to Happiness,” opened this morning at the Moore theatre, and from present indica | tins the star will repeat with “The |Road to Happiness” at the Moore next week, beginning Sunday, the success he enjoyed the season be fore last, when he played in Seattle jin “The Man From Home.” "8 Annette Kellermann, who is ap- pearing in the photodrama, “Nep- tune’s Daughter,” at the Moore this week, is certainly an accomplished Jand Versatile actress, Not only 1s }she an expert swimmer, but she has added too dancing, singing and fencing to her long line of accom- plishments. At present Miss I trade,” has never approved of Sir Thomas Lipton, was smacking its lips today over a verbal drubbing ‘administered to him in the House of Lords Wednesday by Baron Newton The latter's attack wi to the British “army canteen scan- dal” as a result of which eight em ployes of Lipton’s Limited, and a number of army officers, were con- victed and sentenced, the former | for giving and the latter for ac-| cepting unlawful commissions on canteen supplies furnished to the government by the Lipton corpora- tion. “If I were chairman,” sald the baron, “of a company which had engaged in proceedings of that kind I would be inclined to seek temporary seclusion rather than be continually advertising myself in ery conceivable way.” Tacoma races and return, via! seven-passenger auto, $5. Phone) Elliott 6800, Ask for Walter for res- ervations.—Adv, FOURTH EXCURSION FARES —VIA from Seattle to all points on its lines where the regular one-way fare ONE FARE AND ONE-THIRD FOR THE ROUND TRIP Tickets on sale July 3 and 4, a : : Final return limit, July 6, Four Steel Trains ‘Daily STEEL FLYER—Leaves Seattle OWL—Popular Night Train, Leaves 11:15 p.m. lermann is In Paris, studying voice culture under a noted singer, together with | band in Seattle, in 1905, she declar- orted | e beer] in 6 D. This is further borne out by the & sequal | ment, and courteous, efficient employes will help make your holiday a pleasant one. 716 Second Ave. » Main 932 WIFE SAYS SHE FOUND HUBBY ¥ WITH A FRIEND” srence in beltef in the Ap A wide dif art of the wife, who is a mental scientist, and the husband, who is men's st, over the use of iruge and medicines in treatment the sick, was one of the many which figured today in the { Mrs, Emma Shaw is Dr, Smith 8, John son before Judge Mackintosh. uff formerly @ ainer of nation ul re he ractively gowned and ¢ appearance on the as 6 arried sharp quem tions asked by Attorney Wilmone | Tucker, a aring for the husband.) ¥ _ Divorced One; Second Died admitted that he a Chicago phys subject of a divorce sult by , and that her second husband, also a Chicago physician, ended his own life But I started my first divoree only after th years of begging jhim to w to me, of begging him to come back to me, just as I have done with Dr, Johnson,” said the | witness. | Fortune Squandered When she married her third hus ed, he was penniless, and that she brought to him a fortune of $35,000 reet and school bonds and three Seattle residences. This } property she accuses him of squam- dering through bad management, after he had refused to work follow= ing the marriage. She said her husband kept com- pany with another woman, who pos ed as Mrs, Johnson. She traced them one night, she said, to their “sparking place,” and” after seeing them in a room togeth- er she refused to live further with 4, PLACE AN EXHI WASHINGTON, July 2.—Sec |tary of State Bryan was official notified today that the Portugu senate had appropriated $100,00 for a government exhibit at th Panama exposition. West Seattle and Fauntleroy Subscribers Please Notice L. C. Read, former route m and collector for The Star, in pess with our main office from p on. Phone all orders, etc., to the Circulation D Main 9400. 1 partment will earn interest at the rate ‘a of 4 per cent, and [J be ready for you as |} needed. Deposits made by the 11th draw in- terest as of the first. DEXTER HORTON TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK ROOND AND CHBRaY OF JULY THE— is $6.00 or less ves Seattle 11:30 a.m, Thoroughly up-to-date equip J. H. O’NEILL, District Pass. Agent,