The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 18, 1914, Page 6

‘WANTED Summer Boarders. ! STAR—SATURDAY, JULY 18, 1914. PAGE 6. 29 BOARDERS WANTED. |47_ FARM LANDS Wanted Summer boarders nara ‘sad n te private farnily ss | Have fine home on farm on war, 18 aaa “i186 AGRES $1 & ~| Hoods Canal, one mile from AN ’ Quileene, Wash. Fine scen jst _LEASES | And wos ies Malaer betiom, and elt ef it r und all the comforts of SKAGIT VALLE T hae good soils It te looated between CLASSIFIED BUSINESS s home. Bathing, fishing, L hn fen | DIRECTORY ete. Rates $7.50 week Piste) Ss, Salethas Alprare: ' SWAN HANSEN j run over! fe an ope — Take Steamer Huckeye From Schwabec Pier 7 ’ Classified Ad Rates R 50 | OLE HANS ON & 60. Capt. Robert Dollar, head of the ab ICES | famous Robert Dollar line of steam: Effective June 1, tid NOTICES WHOLE FAMILY IS rade milion, 1928, 416 Now Tore Bue | ore nrrived in Seattle yeaterday, | Cash ats 1 crne as LOTHES F4itonto So onpen et Oh | with the information that he hopes ny es Chicage Agent. onahen, set "Walker INTERESTED . tie to bring a big delegation of Chinen: aiiten be ina merchants from their home cities more times *e MOL NT AIN PARTIES | No matter what classifi a hie in the Orient for a tour of the Sis Eneertion Perenee 104 pepende « . J y ‘ rms. Call or * nited States next year A” Fellahie guide AaArees cation your WANT AD michael, Fail Cl Wash | Capt. Dollar was one of the first BONTRACT RATES Hert Davie Randle, Waeh, f *, appears under in The een” XCHANGES — Ine to see the value of building up ; - ° i te Mk awen| Star, there are hol 50 EXCH aS trade with China, and he has J imonth ds ° ‘ . r gow phane mumber, families interested in what a oes oS aoe sen progressive in extending bis meee aauy- Der tone tea “ ls vou have to eae Ke \freight business with that country & mont WEN Rice WRPAIRED WE PRO: | E ay : are baricutars Sor cavers) weert. | | RRR Many of these families fintures 4 |e RD LY, - ~~~| He believes that the interests of WANTED | see no other daily news- AAA AAAAARAAS | commerce will be given a great im ine | Wanted A Beotoh lie papper E paper . INVESTMENTS | petus by ‘the vist of the Chinese exe Poatal Poot Parlors #9 Colum ' +7 business men. He proposes to con oles my heaeeets | duct a 10,000-mile tour, which will o | Pew at noattane Seugnl 3 . }take them to the principal cities of este. Gal or avade nite. | 19 MALE HELP WANTED the United States o| Wamed— War's Good cana Btalle 106-114 is no reason why we Tea ‘i toasted shouldn't have prosperity now, he $008 lines within & ° toe |W [tare ot te Tent |declared yesterday, discussing bust tee, | ARR A Annee er |ness conditions Eeemerines tetermation call Main WANTED — Ri accra we | SAVE HONEY a | “I guess the business interests HEACK WELT FURN GO, TT Fine “We're as close a8 your phone” wee “PIC COAST FURNITURE CO, BL Pa ALAR PORN SS LEBER OM sits 1OS FOR SALE AUTOMORILES RCS rights Rooms 405 Main 1 | Wanted. to buy f roadster wenger touring + Hupmobile pre must not be older than! must be in goed condit to $400, de fer mh w & MISCELLANEOUS en, TRL Goon AND DOORS DFELLOW & &C aw i aRT orks, 114 Ballard ae RTI tnd repairs tion at Doors” is our motte Quick shipment from large stock lorem, 18 ane #t ‘Quality fain MeLeod, Kiitott 121%. an lyde Lamp and Steam Coal WTATOERAT. LOANS im Motlety, 131-5 Colfateral jeans, bow te ae OB WILLIAMS CO. — BASH AND Doors sable place to Taeney on and jewelry; low rates, prt- 1a ret A LM American Jewel ‘oe. lor tm we 18t¢ Westlake Elliott 2 Record Euchange For Saie— Jie fathom Wackeve efi! net fished 2 weeks, cheap for cash. Phone Ballard 2660 - For Sale One Uhores, 00 voll motor a Ee Tis volt mater - Hn. enth ay Main 4 seine fire ta crerty ot, | Now preceee. 1408 4th ar. sear Union AW wae YT ae Ca, pect ie tn col Ageney—4088 = Arci . 180 Central Ge to minth a rt noveitiee Te ee a ee Mepaie werk, i308 Third. a Main --5 Mh c . T heed of weil- ony owe ged to sett 2 head to build het tere. Jersey bull for sale or POULTRY Ghicken Bry Goods Mare, 18i8 Wave trunks, jewe ad and we WOLeW Bannan ay NBG TFT ivc¥ GRADE BLUE Aerdon Tracte, rm AT Wit FIRE WE FAY Wor OO AO 21 SALESMEN WANTED tunities to earn $16 while you learn "mining onaton with view to matrimony tom. Gem. Del. Keattie Root cure for delayed Price $2 Money refunded tf ft ver onie at Raymond Remedy Co, co Wants men and women to learn barber w paid while learning fen Addreme nearest National Maleamen's tal? 100, beet, ite Rtalia 18 Ihe: Oectde ACREAGE $60 PER ACRE At Granite Fatle, which te in the beet |! farming istrict of Mnohomish © beat granulated wu farina. 2 cans You will be. OLE WAXSON & 60.) Phone Bi " 1. a0eE tomato soups, foaste. 12% Ib, 10 ACKES FOR 9450 to Kirkland and call at Morke & Farrar's branch office In Kirkland ton creamery butter, 9 Ibe Fhe 18-1D bom taney tomatoes. Se. iv sot at | eteak wide of it $44 Rempir POR Fi tee Ib 10 ACHE | Gosd tand tre =! “MARSH & ©O,, ¥or * imported N rath te lekles, 100 aa-| th pt tal falls. nt. WIth Dusiness gentien: mene Mf comebie. Addrete the octal is ee Tages aay. i. see WT Seriree rast with her tn nog wee vi howe Kater Ts i. Si ais merry, ¥-Ben ih, Toledo Lengua Te lee, Onto, Young widew, if, with little family: bealthy: goed looking: lover of honor and religion; full of the Jey of correspond FURNISHED COTTAGE truth, For @ale—Large, 3 rooms; lot good sotl. You can raise your garden; || 40x110; wood free; Rood car service, Price $850; $50 down and $12 per month.) Owner, 555 Colman Bidg M 7389, an; object J Complete poultry supplies feed. remedies | a falned deck cruises of LOST AND FOUND i Green Lake oar, between 0 08 ts Dp m. Friday. & email purse, containing wedding ri nes On Spectaliien Made lonument Co. i6i8 Third av OP Madivon at | F fireproot fretgnt Myron M re _seite notify PO. Bo [AS G. HOLCOMH, Tit HERKE BLD AINT ERS 4% WANGE icock.22% Hinckley Mik. or North isae in yeare makes real be not near-beer mous demand water pocket samples, anor large salen, lon profita , ‘ nerican Bank Hidg Practice limited to bindder, kidney and Urinary disease . John Duniap—? he's Bank Bid G Second and Pike AL SisnAae a ONLY Dr Arthur Crookall, 412 6 AAA~TELEPHONE OPERATORS man Plumbing & eating Co . Beattte, 117) Permanent positions for young women tes pald while learning > the Pacific Telephone & Tels graph Company, room 2, 1118 Fourth AY. hetwaen Spring and Renee 217, ‘Office open week Gaye between 1:30 ® m. and 6 pm tt , 1401 Meventh Main Wail AND VRISTS OVER Baliard 621 awh ~APTARAS 8 RARER 8 FEMALE SITUATIONS mild like care A person in her own reference urne reasonable phy AND OVERCOATS, $2 UP MIKE COHAN A STAR “WANT AD. will |" 1017 Pine st, pease anes 32 Sot on det av. sell it quickly. Bnd AAA reenee PROF CORDELL. ~ PHRENOLOGINT 4 Union Apartment 18 condition: bathe: fh ana | MORAW. KIT / Colman Wide INGER & ¢ Phone M 26 HOTELS |HOTEL OXFORD JOUN BTANLEYT. Mer i na rr Can ;|27 FURNISHED ROOM ei} 08 HOUSEKEEPING RMS. > nlcaly turniehed housekeoping Ph. 189. would like to 25 25 FOR ‘RENT “Uniurniahed . newly tinted L-room hevee. 13.00 week Th ® Guiet home, 01 and VATED AND NEWLY PORN * Will Sechanae one desirable corner rest lot, good loeation, central, and car line, with $1,000, for two mod Apply 2636 LITTLE POULTRY RANCH PRICE 9578 TEAMS 960 CAST AND 615 MONTHLY On good road, close to Lake Waaht ton and Kirkland Assistant Corporation married. best matrimonial paper pub- | ft. luned: snahed tee (88) Tee Ger foo; eask| Howard Hanson has drawn up dent. Toledo. Ohio j-408, Star dinances to decrease the num Private Seseher , erearenes ~ iaaguaee® | ar property where tesulte of times local improvement noti ined. Charles W. Wieael, 409 White/ shall be printed. His plan will come before council as a whole and propose ‘aby o7n owner, Wangalow and home son at, Went Beattia tf With be home sun Flot tor wale, turniehe | tw 4. Apuly 1949 Third W owners. About $15,000 a year spent annually for such notices =. | they are now arranged, + a " or | 308 acrew fine wifalfa and fi fh) one of the beat alfalfa and fruit dis triets tn Washington, Alfalfa ylelde 8 7 | te r to raise hogs) EL PASO, July 18 Determi ~ n and raiiroad. Inot to surrender, no matter w for $500 per ren, $760. Will| Addvem P. O.|government, Gen. Pascual has escaped from San Luis Po with 4,000 irregulars, with the in’ tion of continuing guerilla fight ‘and Viritieh y. room 2 6%, 1% A city property NNY & EWING th pot inte oe ih) club sauanee, lamb chops $10 CAST! AND $10 A MONTH iste, Sueie St 44, amelie, 180 Ib. 3 f Mhey filler ” county road. east of Kir halthut or halle thei] winkles, 2 1, Indian *| what off his vacation yesterday, qu |have borrowed the administration's |motto of watchful waiting to see the politicians are going to do,” he ventured. (COPS ARREST EM AND JUDGE “LETS "EM OUT Opinions of jurists disagree as to onions |the status of the ordinance passed iby the city counet!, forbidding rep |resentatives of taxicab companies from soliciting trade on the docks from trains or steamships, Judge Humphries, who took a day hed the restraining order {ssued by Pre- j}siding Judge Frater, enjoining the 4 evesr,|clty and the police from enforcing Se | the ordinance. te freah ground hamburger ai pie inlet #18 Wine ot i heey me hw DEFORMED ih. | noses corrected. 407% Arcade Bide Main 978 — GPT RRLTAWLE CLAIRVOYANT. | card reader, pallet If troubled oF | Goubiful. consult me Windsor, Sisth J. BL Jones. Counsel or. ber ces the a8 saving of $8,000 a year to property is being TO KEEP UP WAR ned ha’ | may happen to the regular federal Orozco tosl ten- ing. IT SOUNDS GOOD Aa the case now stands, the po- Mee are at liberty to arrest any one found soliciting on the docks. Police Judge Gordon, however, declares the ordinance is not effec- tive until after 30 days, and that he will not hold persons arrested. He showed his stand when he released three men yesterday who were ar- jrested under the new ordinance. Chief Griffiths contends that the ordinance is in force now, and hi | Instructed his men to proceed to ar- il se any violators LUCY CASE FOR COUNTY CLERK? WII Mins Lacy R. Case, executive secretary of the direct legislation committee, which has the “Seven Sisters” tn charge, become ag date.for county clerk on gressive party ticket, against The Sicke mily on the republican? Mise Case ia non-committal, but there ts a big sentiment tn her fa- Yor among the progressives, and if they can induce her to enter the race, it is believed there will be no democratic candidate put forward, The city council committée has approved the ordinance calling for bids on $289,500 worth of bonds | for the construction of the Ballard and Fremont bridges, authorized in the June election. The committee | also fixed Sept. 6 as the date for bids on $950,000 of Cedar river dam, auxiliary steam plant and Firland hospital bonds, CHEHALAS, July 18.—Prof. C. C. Georgeson, head of four government experiment stations {n Alaska, is here to ship 50 head of Galloway cattle to Kodiak Island. HERE oe fa ae eo Fifteen divorces awarded. Shipment of $100,000 Chisana gold bound for Seattle. Baptist colportage cruiser Sey- mour makes first trip Sunday. Fred Thortin attempts suicide when wife prepares to lerve him. Members of Presbyterian church contribute 7,122,865 in year. Two deaths reported by county hospital Three Jap picture brides we: Rev. Dr. |. K. Brown speal it two Seattle churches ecnaay. Novel program at Y. W. C. A. vesper services Sunday, Coroner will probe Bessie Holmes’ death in auto mishap next week 8. P. Davis chosen for road main- tenance lecture by Pullman col- lege. Catholic services at Kirkland coune!l chamber Sunday morning Rev. A. W. Beaven speaks Tabernacle Baptist church Sund Police have picked up 30 men with criminal record during week. Mayors Baxter, Vancouver, and Albee, Portland, take fn Potlatch Street corner ands can't sell fee cream or soda water, Commercial club heard A. A. Bachelkler, A, A, A. head, today. rs ees 2 | ELSEWHERE ° Secretary Houston refuses to act on petition of Southwest Washing ton Development league and urge abolition of Olympic monument Fear is felt for safety of schoon- er Ariel, 140 days out from New- castle with coal for Kodiak, which has not been spoken since she sailed, Bill Introduced in congress pro- Alaska, Bullding ; ent poses to retire naval officers by Femme, | — ee VinTUE vm Want to Iive forever {examination instead of “pluck oiaat Wied Prof, Grammer will tell you Sun-| ing» ath Refore buying or building j day at the Tivoli theatre how the Charles Van Loan, writer, in- ss C1 al ix stunt Is to be done. His lecture will) iuroq in auto accident near San Seth | eda ead artes Oc, atk Peeren | eee nt © O'GIOOK. Bernardino, ia improving av between Pike and. Uilon ich is| Strikers and guards at Fort Ta: | tenail” amwouk nt at tiaprovea| _1f you have a room which is| .oieh Arkansas, wage pitched property. tow easy{mnot occupied, you should be] pattie’ and three | tipples are de- payments. Bertevant” ‘*« Co. Boston using STAR WANT ADS. stroyed by fire and dynamite, t| ruins famous 200 TOs DOLLAR, DIPS ARE HAVING . A POTLATCH, TOO” Senttle dips, burglars and atick-| up men are having a ittle Potlatch ia their own About midnight last night, R.A | Ide, de puty sheriff, and Miss Nellie Ison, 917 Sixth av,, were held up |by two men in Frink park, Ide war touched for a tlamond pin, his blackjack and gun, and the woman for several pleces of jewelry The discriminating thieves refus Jed to take a watch and seal ring from Ide. | The holdups gave Ide explicit in |structions where he would find his weapons Harry Carson, 2714 Third ay., picked up a woman at the Hotel Perrin, First and Marion, last night, ‘and took her to the Ameri-| can cafe, When Harry frisked him-| self, he found fome one had beaten him to it for $3 M. C. Healy, 712 16th av. N., left his auto standing tn front of the} Yacht club house, in West Seattle, last night Thieves got away with two tires, Presto tank and tools valued at $200 Bi. J, Swanson, 1901 Sixth av, was enjoying the evening with Mise Hel en Retnecke, ® First av. N Leschi park last night, until a bad man with two revolvers relf ed him of $17 in cash and personal effects, and the young woman of a diamond pin and other jewelr H. L. Wedener, Hotel Cher ’ Columbia st., cannot tell u wife returns how much he when thief ransacked his room Inst night B. M, Levine, who lives in Rosa Lodge, a tenthouse at Alki point, decorated the swag-bag of the thieves with $6 in cash, a watch and some clothes. Fred W. Zepp, Interurban hotel, | Occidental av. and Washington st, is minus a suit of clothes and §$ cash, H@ is in an old suit and cash. The thief exchanged clothes and forgot to remove the $3.50 from his own pocket Does a hen sit or set on eggs? Some inventive genius, Hen Editor, Star: and give one big laugh. That hen five, six feet high. up deposit eggs No. Nobody get wise what mean. She not. What you say. Now you know, once for San Quentin. health, perhaps rural gentleman whose letter on the mooted question we printed yes 1 Japanese gang cook. For many years | cook In rough countri | see many make n sticks as high as legs are long. Then she straddle ne: Now what you say. You say she setting on eggs. Because she setting out with determination to hatch eggs or bust. inspired by the efforts of the terday, today wrote us the letter you see below. It is supposed to be written by a Japanese. Maybe it is. We\don't know Judge for yourself. 1 read about your hen how you, then you know. and see flamingoes four, s by scraping up mud and and standing ect. | You say she You say she sitting on eggs. You say why. TOGO YATSUMOTO. HE CHANGES PRISONS SAN FRANCISCO, July. 18.—Eugene Clancy, San Francisco labor leader, indicted in Indianapolis a year ago and sentenced to six years’ imprisonment, arrived today from Leavenwarth prison and rted at His transfer was permitted on account of his REMOVES WOMAN’S GUARD BAN JOSE, July 18.—Mrs, Raymond I. Kinkaid, for whom District Attorney A. E. Clark, of Placer county, arrived three days ago with a warrant accusing her of the death of Mrs. Kathleen Bluett in Auburn, last January, was not even under surveillance today. Clark, who swore to the warrant, admitted he had his doubts con- cerning the case, withdrew the guard he had bad on the house, and left. Her husband asserted that the officers left without any agreement, and he believes they have decided to drop the case. HINDUS RIOT; LOCK CAPTAIN IN HOLD VANCOUVER, B. C., July 18.—A state of armed mutiny reigns on board the Komagata Maru, the Jap- anese steamship with 352 rejected Hindu emigrants on board. Capt. Yamamoto {s a prisoner tn the hands of the East Indians, who refuse to allow either the police, harbor suthorities or immigration officials on board the vessel. The police will endeavor to board the vessel today, and a battle is feared. The Hindus are desperate. They are preparing to resist the jauthorities at the price even of blood- shed. | Each one of the men is a trained soldier, and there is a plentiful sup- ply of arms and ammunition. The Hindus in Vancouver are in a state of unrest, and greatly agitated over the events of the past few days. ‘They are daily gathering in large numbers in the yicinity of the Sikh temple, on Second av., and excitediy | discussing the |Komagata and its passengers, Yesterday afternoon Capt. Yama- moto commenced making prepara- FERE”* AND ELSEWHERE Chicago coroner’s jury fails to fix blame for shooting and killing of detective. Rev. W. 8. Fleming, Chicago, ad- vocates starting skating rinks in church basements. Fifteen killed by heat and storm in Chicago. Many prostrated. Inquest at Baker, Ore., places no blame for lynching of tramp who attacked child. Englieh cabinet holds two meet- ings in effort to settle Ulster problem. Eight railroads at Chicago fined aggregate of $30,000 for failure to feed and water stock in transit. Enginemen and railroad oper. ators agree to meet and mediate differences July 20. National Association of Building Owners and Managers will meet in Atlanta, Ga., next year, Secretary McAdoo recommends appropriations for federal build- ings at Pasco and Colfax London militant slashes and painting of Carlyle by Millais. Gen. Villa favors Mexican repre- sentation at the San Francisco ex- position. Ex-Senator John G. Tyrrell, once prominent in California poli- tics, died in San Francisco. Chas. W. Bryan, Wm. J,’s broth- er, decided not to try for the Ne- braska democratic governorship nomination, General Manager Alcock of the Pacific Steam Navigation Co., New York, said the Panama canal will be open to commerce July 31, Engagement is announced of Miss Constance Buell of New York to Vivian Burnett, son of Mrs, Frances Hodgson Burnett, and original of “Little Lord Fauntle- roy.” Miss Anne Burrans upset row- boat at Manchester, N. H., and was drowned with her sister, the lat- |ter’s two children and her young | niece, Charlies Plumberg, Los Angeles, 38, shot and killed himself because |he was unable to find work, tions for his return trip to the Ort- ent, but had issued only a few or ders when he was rushed by a horde of barefooted Hindus, who forced him to the hold, where he is held a prisoner. The Japanese crew is greatly out- numbered. They fear for the life of their captain. first officer was able to trans- mit to the shore authorities here an account of the occurrences of the afternoon, and last night a number of immigration and port officials went out to the vessel in a launch. The gangplank was hauled up by the Hindus, who refused to allow the white men aboard. The Hindus beat drums, danced excitedly and worked themselves in- to a frenzy. The Canadian cruiser Rainbow is now being manned at Esquimalt and will go into commission Monday, It is expected that the Rainbow will be able to escort the Ko’ a Maru outside of the three-mile limit next wok. A Birmingham man, on receiy- ing his doctor's bill, hurried to the doctor's office and protested: “What does this mean, doc? Be- sides the stipulated fee for my wife's operation you have charged me $100 extra for instrument: “Yes, I know,” said the doctor. “That's for a very valuable saw that I found I had left in your wife after her operation, DEMOCRATIC | PICNIC The democratic pienic at Wood- land park next Saturday will stage a race between the democratic don- key and the republican elephant and the bull moose, being a fore- cast of the November election, a fat man’s race and a race between all candidates for the senate and con- gress, There will be a ball game, with Bill Merritt, Capt. Davies and Col. Hawthorne among the players. DOESN'T LIKE CH! Chicago.—Because he disliked Chicago's climate, W. W. Fox, shiv- ering Atlanta, Ga., man, expressed it in so inelegant language at the Ilinois Central depot, that he was arrested for disorderly conduct. ONE THING LACKING Little Bob—Aw, I could walk the rope just as well as the man in the cireus if it wasn't for one thing. Little Willie—What is that? Little Bob—I'd fall off.—Har. per’s Bazar. SOME BRUSHER Chicago.—Thomas Pantis, Greek shoe shiner, must bi George Geilis a $30 suit of clothes. He used the whisk broom so vigorous- ly over Geilis’ protest that he tore the latter's coat, RACE STILL ON Patchogue, L. L—Two women stopped traffic on Main street vain- ly trying to avoid a goat, A bull pup intervened. Last advices said the goat was still chasing the pup. QUALITY OF MERCY New York.—Two boys caught in Madison Square Garden pleaded so pitifully they were released. ropes showed how $2,000 worth of | The jewelry store of R. E, Lo- max, who shot and killed A, B, Shaw at Los Angeles Thursday, was seized on a writ of attachment, cups, watches and stickpina had been stolen through the rool. Later | ;