The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 11, 1914, Page 6

' NOTICES li LOTHES FAoney €S GROEN by Ba. V. Price & Chicago Donahug 407 Walker Mot SEER ERT ASGES | Lunt] EOUNCT » a Agent 'NTAIN te Ww RAR enn CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY PARTIES YAN. PLUMMER. MOVRD ay ra avi new phone num Atphanetioally : : Tusy ti OF PRG WANTED WANTE D- CONTRACT RATES F PURNT TURE (Count ¢ average © A month, dally. 5 @ mens @ month B2 months do Stated space Contre TS tines a week ear 38 lines a week BO Hines o week POR SALE Open Space 000 times with £008 tines wir? £008 tines wi For further Want a: “We're as close as your phone” RAR eee MOTORCY CLES ATTORNEYS AT-LAW @ Tf. schorr, p Beco WNS E GONSULTAT 408 Bilors Mow kinds y UNSWICK . BALK 200-2-4 First av i ‘BO: NTS oy, GOODFELLOW & SON ; ait =o Bide AS Inside window trim, In sete, 10 pieces, no waste... fe - rd doors @ spect iereen Aoore and windo make, standard any Ask | WiLtlasas co. AND DOORS R. Beattie Potlatch Axminaters, # 3-9410-4, for halle. Velvets, §5 conta Many other Terms often gtyen, Waldron + Menr? Wide. 1922 Fourth. All Kinds of second-hand goods and tures: low rent; living rooms Firet av Taare 7 wes on <b & McLeod jo Learn Dae Society. Collateral feans, deal Separate apartments for PIANoa POR Re nd om purchase = Meyer-T ton top desk for sale cheap Meplectete Co. Th Marton Wee? SWREPING COM lists In cal~ wie Motual tite Mite Bi- ‘riars | Are You looking tor good working clothes? Ge to Six! and Pine ot. SEALER CARN RECITES: canee 419 Pine jetecti gency 4088 oer inater Co. day and vice M3951. Rast 1951 SWAP Wil ads city lot or 10 acres for dle- mond. 1. J. Schloss, Gen’). Det LIVESTOCK Agency, 996 Central fain 1st, sive ‘Art novelties. specialist om | 9 repair work. 1203 Third. Main The Bound | ~ 17 APT Third RMPLOYMEN MALE HELP WANT AL WARE ad # WoLen Wante men trade ent dle Then COLLRO® ¥ and women to learn & Wares pald while learn fental Av TTL s ond floor whee WERE Men's Upe or Traders Wide rth 100 F CYON BUILDING 21 fi SALEM EN N WANTED Wanted Baperia work: Die pw of opening peaition tows. ran eetalty) all remittance week!y Town. mon Wanted Jil weekly @ inivemen very cheap! great PERSONALS wealth and happiness wastntiaue That year) “THE TRIST Newly furniehed throw Dig, agreeable wider natte, “and weleht, Object matrimony, erences exchanged 7-405, Star x ee hetent Ret. home and small cannery aninted with « lady to tive ehtia; Wingie dell ourtie 1722 Sunnyside « Do Bale vores Phone Es ietei good Foung, sound, eo Wagon and harness one Hal 1637 Gow, fresh in « few Gaye, will well Sidney 196 SEATTLE First 8 Matn #7¢1 there and Ca tll Call HORSE MARKET — i797 Auction Tuesdays 1 p m ink Co, 1130 First av. & Elliott |” leak Com, Eiitors tea LAUNDRIES INGTON LA RY gleanere and ayers. carpet 1288 ™ 10 RT fed and th & C White months old, IND MACHINE & MFG CO 1 Occidental Av., Seatt Machinists. Dies ns Developed & Complete poultry lonument Co. i4i4 Tha ay. other stones. Symone, Pike st, next to Owl Drug Co Jeweler who a elem mt Ladys sliver handbag lemmer theatre, i | SUL ESE | Clemmer theatre an Pve lost my oa, $10 Coat Smal Second and. 40%, Star dog, Mt. Wernard, & months | a Pi E. 2. pares Union. on July Finder return to| 5! Third av Main 1723. oo ~~rerane Hay hori Attor- | atents| jentval | Marrick earned first @ 14-year-old Kansas boy made outside school hours in send for eat Ww" today get your county right; avold imitations Wendeli Co. 181 Oak at. Letpale, 0. quick extract concentrated kes genuine beer by adding water; strictly Iai ormous profits; large ales, Send postal today and we'll | show you how to make money The Ambrew Co., Dept. 1629, nati, ©. Cinein = a snk E etctioe limited t der, kidney urinary diseases. Dunlap? Bank Bide, Second and ICTANS orate © oka ook toa 7] Give RECTAL LY De. Arthur ©: Grant Tucker Br 7 cial affections men and wr sen “ PMG frautmnan plumbing & Heating Co, 61? Sea ttie andgin PRINTERS aioe ELEPHONE OPERATOR KURBER <rAMEs poritionia for pring Biliott 6277, Office open week between 6:00 4. m. and & p. m onQue days WOMAN DOC WANTED Gs ae TS te TOR WE ODENE Centralia, ork and good outing 4 ply 169 Washington ot. k wom 7 Pike st. Main 5222 ‘Seas 2d. and got 10% discount Wash, | ~~ mah wishes acquaint lomehip. whos If lanely; object matrt 4a STAR—SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1914. a LEAVE IV 1 WANT ADS MUO UY UY AK eat! nearly everybody They'll find help tor yo They'll find ‘They'll tind « home for They'll find a farm for They'll find a buyer for They'll find a tenant fe ‘They'll find the lost for Just phone your WANT Joave tt to them Call Main 9400, The busiest little fellows in Beattie, and the keen- ‘They work day and night, go everywhere and meet work for you WE'RE ABS CLOSE AS YOUR PHONE PAGE 6. ann “i f TO STAR TO FIND @ _Y }) IT B | you, you. you. r you. you to STAR WANT ADS and ,|29 BOARDERS WANTED 40 BUSINESS CHANCES ~ WOMAN DOCTOR WANTED A good opening for a wom n doctor in Centralia, alia, Wash. ash "\40 BUSINESS CHANCES Foal Voom tor sale Im out-of population stee CARH war Hele—i room hotel, good loeation ‘cheap rent, will exchange for a good piece of innd Inquire 1818 Mewitt ay., x veret a A La OF OFFONT NITY — “itomeereate, rate Sesormuntions any any ang ie Sttention EO sawyer, Jr. Alnaka INVESTMENTS HEAT RAFAT WORTOAOEA, Whee TPF T& to 8%. fully secured. for sale by Joe E Thomas Co. Inc. 108 Cherry ot, ACREAGE exceptional bare town 6 eniy one other In town Address owner, P &, care on 9 =.= 1915.00 PER ACRE Ritorney marry oy Room 30. Alls, Hotel RUITED? Join e Friendship Club, Ada ang, 211 Union st, Apt R. Ladh F INT and addresses, TOK Pine st | 1408 | DEFORMED Arcade Bide “ELAINVOYANT. der. paimist. If troubled or consult me Windeor, Sixth > Apartment 112 TRAINED NURAP 2005 RELIABLE = MARTIN Gow Blliote 628° | CADIES® AND GENTT. Ine, facial masen ment. Parts eredy Third av Get married lished: matied free reapondent no MEN. MANIC and se te. Room 262 feat matrimonial paper pub: One 512 EIGHT LARGE, LIGHT. ROOMS, SUITABLI ROOMERS OR JRSES’ HOME Providence hospital trays, cement b t good furnace. Will reasonable to rem UNION TRUST EMPIRE BLDG Matn TH AV | TEN FOR NI make rent very co 1 110,00 A ine W 299 “HOTELS OXFORD TANLEY. Mer Owner, Q ano room fh int tinted ie Virat Ay Hiliott 2891 |HOTEL }_ 101% — If p treat-|L. J a ry Co. 1504 gutck. 125 “FOR. RENT Unfurnished AIRY | watt, Lm URNISHE D ROOMS a eA and unfurniah nokeoopl aleeping rooms at very low rates. Western ay. rai 4 EPING RMS. bagwals Between Powlsho and Port Gambie Owner has Instructed us to sell # of firet clase thie fe alder ber cheap price for half cash OLE HANSON & CO. Phone Eliott 9929, ‘The acres ne. tte About 4 6 Now Tora aie POULTRY AX RAST OF KIRKLAND FRUIT LANDS Take the Madison serose to Kirkiand and Rourke & Farrar's office 5 acres, 120 rich alder AASEN & SEXTON CO Filtott 347 ACRES FOR $650 fronting on paltio rend, tn @ cred, dleerict., convenient te rd nly 1209 34 AVE. ; emny to clear American Tank ee Rurien and municipal car line. $990.00 Wylde, 412 New York Hott 5007 have W r THE LUMBARD COMPANY Alaska utiding ‘Fieights lots, @200; $16” 433 New York Rik anh mt REAL. ESTATE | FURNISHED COTTAGE For Sale 3 40x110; free; You raise «ood car $50 dow Owner, 7389, lot soll. | Large, wood rooms; good your garden; Price $85 per month, Bidg. M can service and $12 556 Colman . | Free A fnap at 4710 W taken at once Will be home Bunday Every day that THE STAR is published, builders list their THE STAR *| WANT AD page. on - HOMESTE ADS seat and K Price | S186. a “Tomeateads bia 47 FARM LANDS IMPROVED RANCH | Adjotning Tracrton we have § sere tm firition furniture mente Bickness sacrifice for OLE HANSON & CO. Phene Fittots reas. SKAGIT Vi farm and fare ompels the half cash tmple ae OKANOGAN VALLEY See ue for Okanogan valley dairy eteek and fruit ferme. gains to plek from. J. E. GIEBNER 447 New York Mike 30 EXCHANGES jonas | {deal TScaare berry farm at umner, all cleared; @ acres newly planted tn high erat Over 100 bar to suit. clear Beattie propert MERRIN & RIOT 119 Cherry Money on ime ake bullding toans CALHOUN, DENNY & EWING Hut 1408 F or improved delays ‘7. | AR arrnnnnnnnernnnns LEGAL NOTICES Fie HistRic UNITED STATES ERX DIgTRICT NORTHERN DI FOR THY WAKHIN OF Tir WHAT ‘OTON and to all other notice that the bankrupt named has petitioned this hares from al under above court for # debts provable the Acta of and the anid granted Dated at 1914 (Seal) petitioner Heattle this Ist day of June, FRANK 1. Crosny. Clerk large 5e@ 10¢ 12 he cucumbers, each, Stall 101 boiling beef, 116 7 Ibe. 260. Stalle 18-25 sardines, Occidental flour $1.15; 9 boxes of matches, 166 st., botling beef, 100; pot roast. trips, Se; Virginia bacon, 220 ih red snapper, 100 1b.; halibut, 10¢ man carp, 100 I salmon, 100 1b, Gjod Ont ¢ 1b; ground th Yhe © at a Ibe SANITARY Stall ple "1 freemtone cantalouper, 6 fo [Stall &, fre churned by oh 06 ream brick « Ib.; Roquefort cheene, 40¢ Ib > Ibe, sugar, 48c; 4 cane Me 200 qt, can ‘of anind bare of Blue Cloud soap, ans of peaches, 2 for 26e. . made y adow oll, 26¢ 2 for 2he Stalie 12-21, Aressing, 16 mile round wage, 160 Ie <i es See AR ito A in SAY, CLASS TO THIS! WHY CAN’T WE HAVE ONE DOUBLE HOLIDAY EVERY MONTH? LISTENS WELL! “ALL HOLIDAYS ON MONDAY!" Why not? An odd idea, thus to juggle our calendar, arbitrarily placing dates otherwise than tehy naturally fall! But think it over Think what our July 4 double holiday meant to all of us, Makes the Fourth 60 per cent pleasanter, doesn’t it? Most of us search the new year's calendar as soon as it comes out to locate the months that chance to have double holidays. Why leave it to chance? Why not arrange the calendar scl entifically so that ALL our holidays, every year, shall be DOUBLE HOLIDAYS? The unique Idea, suggestive of so many possibilities, comes In a letter to The Star, “After a two days’ rest a man comes back to work feeling fine, “Leaving New Year's unmolested for obvious reasons, suppose we and the result is—Blue Monday!’ “Let's do away with a few of the Blue Mondays. Leaving New Year's unmolested for obvious reasons, suppose we let Lincoln's birthday be celebrated on the first Monday following February 12; Washington's birthday on the first Monday In April; Memorial day, on the last Monday in May; Independence day, on the first Monday in July. Then, there should be a Civic day, celebrated by every city on the first Monday in August. “Labor day would follow as usual, on the first Monday In Sep- tember; Columbus day, on the second Monday in October; Thanks giving on the last Monday in November, and Christmas would be left to fall on December 25 as always. “There's a schedule of festivals arranged with some forethought and pretense of attaining their true purpose. Ten months, with a holiday in each, Two days to each holiday—almost a vacation! Twenty days a year of freedom—and the world’s work betterd, not hampered, by the scheme!” THREE BURN TO DEATH IN DISASTROUS MILL BLAZE about TACOMA, that wipe Bismarck, tod July 11--When flam out two lumber mills at os | switchman; switchma borer Clayton Hilligoss, Curtis, la locomotive Cass near here, were red be removed engine to pull zone, Another 14 oth injuries placed aty | subdued the ct early ar 8 ¢ two men and from MeDonot b rawford, fireman; Soule Dan Sorenson and H The fire start | ocomotive | brakeman; | E. Arnold 1 at 8 p. m. from] an unknown cause in the dry kiln! of the Comly Mill company Running a gauntlet of flame to save several lumber cars, a Mil waukee switch engine jumped the track and was thrown into a mass of flames with 15 men aboard. The death of the boy, Glenvel riel, was shockingly terrible. ight were pin hand and foot path the tender and he was | roasted to death | wrecked t from t lang man is fatally d and era are suffering from The property loss is $115,000. The dead C. A. WESTCOTT, switchman. RL CARPENTER, traction inspector. VEL GABRIEL, ri while Geo, 14 years switebman Melvin O ). Kongsll bene he injured SPEED DEMONS TO RACE AT MEADOWS NEXT SATURDAY. The Potlateh which will be conducted under th management of Bert L. Swezea at the Meadows on Saturday Sunday afternoon, will automobile races,| Smyley’s Hupmobile and Bunting’s Grant are expected by Manager Swezea Arrangements were completed | and | yesterday for the Pendleton timing doubtless |and scoring device for the speed prove the most spectacular dirt|carnival. This device, owned and track meeting ever held in the| patented by E. H. Pendleton of | terill included in the bouquet NINE MORE CAST |himself all Northwest. The entry list has al- | Ventoe, Cal, was used successfully ready exoeeded the fondest hopes |at the Tacoma races, Mr. Pendle- of the race management. Ten ma-|ton will be in charge of the instru- chines have been nominated and | ment here. the Indications are that as many The Puget Sound Electric com- more will come in at the last|/pany will operate a ten-minute minute, street car service, beginning at The more prominent drivers who 20 o'clock noon of each day to have signed to appear are Earl| handle the crowds. These — Cooper, Teddy Tetzlaff, Wilbur De| will leave from the Tacom Alene, Capt. Kennedy, Billy Carl-| terminal station. In addition to son, Frank Brock, Hughey Hughes| the above service the local street and Arthur Klein. The entry of| railway will operate additional cars Gene Romano's Romano car, Jim|to Georgetown, from which point Parsons’ Frantz car, Schnelder’s| automobile buses will operate to| Hudson, Bets's Mercer, Opperman’s| the main gate at the Meadows for| Pope Hartford, Latta’s Lorler,'a 6-cent fare. ‘Ss /LAFE 1S THERE |MISSIONARY WITH A SHOVEL BOAT READY | All's ready for the first cruise ot | officials stood | the missionary boat, Robert G. Sey-| mour, built by the American Bap- tist Publication society to carry the gospel to out-of-the-way places} around the Sound | The public may look her over jnext Friday, She'll be at the foot | of Pike st | ‘AMERICAN WINS. PICKS WHITMAN PLANE FLIGHT — LONDON, July 11,—Walter | to Vancouver today,| Brock, American, today won the in Seattle, Herbert | round trip London-Paris aeroplane Parsons, New York state congress-|race. He reached Paris ahead of man, touring the Northwest with|his one English and two French his family, declared District Attor-| rivals, stopped 15 minutes and ney Whitman will be the republic-| started back, reaching the Hendon jan candidate for governor of the | aerodrome safely. state. WANTS $30,000 Charging that both his legs were crushed in an accident on a motor! train at the Rockdale tunnel last September, Allen Odell filed a per-| |sonal Injury sult for $30,000 dam jages today against the Milwaukee railway. ¢ { WATER SHUT OFF Water will be shut off on Railroad av., from Wall to Broad sts., on Elliott av., from Broad to Bay sts., and on Broad st, from Railroad to Western ays., tomorrow, July 12, from 9 a.m. to 4p. m County and city jaround today at noon when County Commissioner Lafe Hamilton flip. ped up the first shovelful of dirt in the excavation for the new| courthouse building. Mayor Gill and County Commissioner Mc Kenzie made brief talks at the ground-breaking ceremony for the structure to erected Third ay. and James st. a! be at On bis way after a visit ¢ |n 12%o Ih WESTLAK Rdam cheese, cut Going limit, 15 day The xpress,” three spleni one of them on over Glacier White soap 9-90, For tickets, Ticket Office, Ave Moore, City Pass Meldrum, Asst, Gen Main 117, Hiliott 5609. further ete., apply city Columbia Second Ts Cc. W. Phones Alaska her ay herri belly Big Excursion up Hood Canal to- morrow. See page 3,—Adv, Proportionately low far National Park, June 15 to October Ist. and T Pass BOUQUETS T0 MEN IN HINKY DINK BATTLE cll passed “ prom Union in Dink” ctizens ecentl ed ‘ein « of the ho refused to to news umental ia thanks arter com and cit its defeat ¥. L, Blaine, Bolton an¢ comminelor D docur nd Kellogg, T. He Doyle, charter FE. Griffiths, mes Haight, Rev, George F. Cob t men are and ot Nat THEIR DERBIES INTO THE RING The ling candidates at the low slackened today, Those more ambitious to see thelr names at the head of the list were on the job bright and early yester day rush of wind “Plenty of time,” the com servative ones. The names are as follows: Samuel J. Humes, engineer, pro- gressive; Robert W. Reid, justice f the peace, progressive; G. KE. Steiner 26th district, re publican; Jones, constable, | republican; E. Shrewsbury, con- | stable, republican; John R. Wilson, representative 47th district, repub ican; E. B. Palmer, senator, 37th district, republican; Fred WL Hastings, representative 46th dis trict, republican, and D. C. Ringle, assessor, progressive. ‘MUST HAVE HAD PRINTING OFFICE TOWEL IN MIND Editor The Star: A few morm ings ago my little boy, Willie, aged . took it into his head to wash alone. In taking the el! from its hook he tore it. He saying, “Mamma, say to brought it to me, 1 broke dat.” MRS. A. B, CALKINS, Issaquah. The Star will start a new week of cute sayings of children Mom day, and if your child has made any brilliant remarks worthy of passing down to posterity in cold type, let us have them. The best received each day will appear im print the next day, BO WRITES Hl Mayor Gill has a letter today from Sweeney, newly-appointed as sistant secretary of the department of the interior, urging the city to get busy and investigate the forest reserve and national monuments surrounding the Olympic mountaina, with the view of locating power sites for the city. He raps the $1,000,000 Cushman project, which, he says, {s outside a Fimo He urges the city to “DELEGATES: The North Phinney Av. Improve ment club appointed the following delegates to the Western Federation of Improvement C at Tacoma August 5: 5 terson, T. R. Bugge, B, EB. All, O. L, | Stout, Dr. E. H. Stanley, W. H. Cole, Peter Beck, R. C. Welch, P. K, Minkler, J. Q. Knight, J. D. Cam. eron, P. Blankevoort, M. L. Conner, Wm. Lisces, A. L. Hardesty. Owls, In addition to thelr eyelids, have a screen that they draw side ways across their eyes to shut out the light, for they sleep in the day» time. SPECIAL Round-Trip Fares East On Sale Daily to Sept. 30, Inc. $60.00 $ 70.00 72.50 83.50 91.50 92.00 105.00 108.50 108.50 to other Hastern points. Return limit, October 31, St. Paul Minneapolis Sioux City Omaha Kansas City St. Joseph St. Louis Chicago .. Detroit Pittsburgh . Buffalo Montreal New York Philadelphia 8. sral stopovers allowe ‘Oriental Limited, “Fast Mail,” “Southeastern did, electric Hghted trains East, your next trip. Arrange stop on main line—Season information, St. and kt. Agt Aat