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

ete SUA eke aryre wa Ren nnn CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY Kffective June bt, sient Charge Rates CONTRACT RATES s (Count @ average words to 22 months cally ed Space Contracts Hues a week, # months 2,000 lines within 12 within 12 month 6.000 lines within 12 months Por further tnto 5 BowNs aU TLDIN property rights ‘affice. Toronto. © ‘Canada, ete.) General Hankin Interest allowed on savings and time Branch, GV. a Bile New an Pocket Billiard Tab) Alleys and accessories; bar fixtures of SWICK - RALKE - COLLENDER First av. &. Reattle FOUN GOODFELLOW & BON 1) Malley Ride RRA FOTN a second-hand Carom ‘and bowling Kikeiman, fovbing and BATAnyY Coane Gus ‘Cheapest Rates—Masiest Payments Bastern Rrokera, Rank Ride. 4th and Pike. raiture Wim. Rosch, Fark Bock. Rerond and Cherry Fer chattel loans phone Matn * TRL LOANS for naw Heda Lomo and Steam Cos! 1 \4 NOTICES 1 ath ne | MOUNTAIN PARTIES | WANTE D — FURNITURE AKE FUW + din WIRE Maye | AUTOS FOR SAL ise W" Willer, Used care at fi MOTORCYCLES | New ae ROY a han Malte near ir w 8 MISCELLANEOUS SAVE ONE PHIRD BASH AND DOOF We can make tmmedtate argest, stock in the| own goods and sell direct mer. Quality | ruarantesd | Outside ¢ Inside door tr Window frames LP-Mght wi WH RAVE YOU MONRY ON] GLASS, MIRRORS PAINTA, ROOFING BUILDING PAPER BUILDERS HARDWARE ASK FOR CATALOGUE NO, 11 © B. WILLIAMS CO 1942 Firet Ay. &, Seattia $2.50 @RS2.50 RYEOLASSES SPECTACLES, FITTED 3? Epler Mleck. Bre see dupticated. 81.00 Phone Matin 19. “SECOND-HAND CASH | REGISTERS All styles, low prices, always on hand Tepairing: best of service: satisfaction guaranteed National Cash Wt Co. 1827 Fourth av Gisaring house for music Elliott 2 Bpangenbere—Satety blades sharpened New process 1409 th ay. near Union NEW TRICKS AND PUZELER JUaT RE CEIVED. Trick & P Co, 1118 Ft NEW PIAN wood how ig outtit cheap. Write owner for pariiculare it Lean Soctety. Bide Collateral loans. square deal Separat Indien, lowest rates apartments for to borrow money on Kimball plano reasonable, Call mor fnge 208 N. TTth st 3|3 Reaaataae.) 4421.) emanated OM Aedereon 2 Co. Specialions im al Mutual Life Bite. ; boueas ae 00 secures your valuable pader® | SEATTLE HOR MARKET — ifs? Money, etc, against fire and bureiars | Thomas Co, Inc. 105 Cherry Agency 408s Arcade jective Agency, 200 Central [NESE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY | iiicd deck crulee JAPA’ = Wil Main Main Jere Co err country boarding kennels; hw. ) Eraduate veterinarian, establish. ed 18 years Main Top floor Westlake Market Annex First & Auction Tuesdays, 1 p m Main 2741 Fioroughbred pediereed Airedale dows for sale. 2002 Second & For Baie—Miich cow? Lee il BOATS Main ites 13 CHILDREN TO BOARD | itis Tt novelties: specialist on Sa repair work 1203 Third. Main At the lowest prices In the 23 years tn business here HOUGHTON & HUNTER WATCHES AND DIAMOND THIRD AY AND YESLER WAY io, 1130 First ay Buffalo Junk Company F WASHINGTON LAUNDRY |) cleaners and dyer cleaners Phone Evst 1255 May Biinn—Wom mentic troubles; Dies and Tools Made sloped Specialties Ma Ashington Monument © storeae exrert narkers reduced tretrht Herald Desk Co CHAS Ly COMP FRED aa ita Bldg. Main 6085. F: fee Reynolds, Hinck book on patents Mason, Fenwick pine 213 Liberty Ride fr_ Ashton, 616 mited to biadder, urinary dissases «ide | BAY PAARARARAR PHYSICIANS Dr Arthur Crookal! Dr. Grant Tucker, 204 Giobe Hide. Bpecial affections men and won Bc POSE RGE WORK Pacific Coast Stamp Wanted—children to board and care tow Across street from school Address ater c fornia. Re. Beattic Wash 14 LOST AND FOUND Found any agates? Remember the finest equipment In the Northwest for cutting and polishing agates and other stones. Myron H. Symone, next to Owl Drug Co Thi lor whe always sells for I Finder please phone Ballard 12 ra. 17 Female HELP WANTED a ~o AAA—TELEPHONE OPERATORS Permanent positions for young women and girls; eularies paid while Apply to the Pacific Telephone & T: graph Company, room 2, 1118 Fourth ay. between Spring and Seneom ate Elliott 8277. Office open week days between 4:30 @ m. and § pm needs cooks, waitresses, rmaide and housematds RO en 18 FEMALE SITUATIONS ollege’ woman desires position a: governess or companion. Refer ences. Address 8-725, Star ifop pickers. preferably with tents. Te FD. No. 2, Box 137, Puyallup, Wash 19 MALE HELP WANTED ue eee io Wanted—Several neat appearing young men, high achool graduates preterred, | to learn the advertising busines Bright future for those showing ability Apply nt Ad Dept. The Star, be tween 6 and @ p. m 4 = WA SAL BARBER COLLRGE nd women to learn the bar wages paid while learning Hi ade School, 6% Washington st MONEY at the Hare tore, Occidental, corner Main, Handian ne and second-hand clothing, tools, gun trunks, Jewelry, Alaska outfits Bring get 10 per cent discount *QUINT-LILLY SELL. 878 PAGE 6, FREE LOTS STAR—TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, PERSONALS PHONE SOUND VIEW, Actual value of these lots, $450 each; city taxes or assean LATER TEN ACHES of level land, deep, rich soll, The | on milk route, n indulging I ratiroad station, tomorrow can do today KACH PURCHASER of one of these tracts rec P the Sound V the minute need for a Star Want & exoellent meals $2.80 If pureh Telephone Elliott 1491 will connect | 1,000,000 skilled Star Want ACRE EAGE operator if you'll Call Main 9400 refunded if it at Raymond Remedy Co. low homeneeke: free books, Immigration M & Bt P Ry. Beattie, riers — BOY ALMOST REGISTRY ACT TALKEDINTO CAN'TGIVEU.S. JAILBY ATT’'Y ENOUGH SHIPS By Gi son Gardner Adjoining this p wish to marry will find some of the finest ranc Correepondence Your Phone Our price for the 4 where you can ral trrigatio for» ne. Te 25 FOR RENT Unfurnished On MLE HANSON & 60. quaintance with view matrin HOUSES| < FOR RENT § rooms, Minor ay) fret hii ONLY $410 acquaintance 1 rooms, Howell et.) Capito! pitt Washington et, ome and emal Kathryn Wartieon. work In town new, W Crockett at 10 AC RE S FINE IN GRASS NO STU MPS Tanna Grive For ale half mile from post 4900 « | 50 EA CHANGES fipulation massage, 17 W. Republican et. hes: nape ‘> for everything $100 cash, $10 per NFCURNISHED FLATS Tf you are unable to all pour real . ' it for new mei al partioulare. ati! 4 rooma, new, #19 W. Republican ar; with some ty read south lady operator 5 rooma, Westlake * tripe datiy to mareruse Mise Gray 217 Cedar ot AREDALE, Ine. 100% Firet &. CLIFFORD & ¥ 1919 Third Ay TO ACRES ALDER LAND 4S rooms, 119 First W. Money on improved elty wm orated houpekeeping 4 rooms, Ninth av N.; parly tur- $10 CASH; $10 MONTHLY No big stumps to dig no big trees to cut F. M. JORDA} Amertean Bank Mio Tadise— My erent Tacevestol remedy. mpany affords NEAR NEW FT *, woll a Teh. RPRDO WTATION =o 8-722, Star re delivery, and & government will rpedo station on Rasy Payments MARSH & CO. POULTRY PAY® ATED AND NEWLY PORNIAN. ° unfurnished housek near where the t bulla ite bie Stetined youns merchant wishes the w ef young lady, Widow's home, F cleen, sunny, furnish ter on your own 1 We hare & acres, not hard to improv view: Galivery from stores and” ea reach of city nearty any hour of the ~housekeaping between fecond and Thiré Two modern housskeaping fooma, nicely furnished, #8 per month. bel tub. Green Het Phone North Private Teacher, or _nemlected. Signer ie teen, ‘wmall abounts, short Wome—Tnvallds and seed 114 Meventh ay CLIFFORD & VAN ARSDALE, Ine etd Third Av. “~~A TRUTHFUL AD § acres of rich, level. only short way from fine clam beach; hunting and fishing weat of city) several bouts datiy cheap fare. This district te butld Aly, and land Lares front room, with kitche one ene tren i ‘Fwo newiy furnished housekeeping roome 109% First & LEASES For Tease tor one pear oF longer, one were furniehed house fine location for chicken yard or fine apring water from ear tine "i tom of § nice tracts AASEN & SEXTON CO. 1910 Firet Av 40 BUSINESS CHANCES HALF INTEREST In the beat paying esloon tn the SG. Medics cured from Chinese roote POULTRY FARM Adjoining macadam road and close to for quick enle Anderton's Madison park dock “ACRES FOR $625 —~ MONTHLY fem rich sot Last year this same o4 over $8,008 for ite there are wo deb Can't be bea and te compelled t foe wit! gt who is now permanently lo artling proof of her| nd wonderful power and amazes who have called upon her. rich, poor, exaited plenty of netght PUGET BOUND FARMS CO. well improved ell this place before Wednesday PEOPLE'S REALTY & BROKERAGE CO. UNION, CORNER FIFTH changes, speculation. neys and all ev love affairs, jour- through unp' and financtal affairs, consult Mme. Hoff. Partore 114 Madison st tere are treated In confidence REAL ESTATE Stalie 18 paper plenic plates, S'c dox.; Dufty’s rape julce, 106 b Imon, 100 can. Stall 12, Medium —Greatest life reader, « lve a synope’ corner Minor cle Sunday night ant healing some stmpie thing to patent? they may bring you If troubled of * had an opportunity ike this PEOPLE'S REALTY & BROKERACE CO. buyers with $1,000 xtous to buy Stalle 122-124, pt honey, 260, qt. Jars 46c; 2 large cans Vegetarian baked bea awoet mixed pickles, of jelly, 160. om for garden and fig “circles Sundays, Fridays, # p.m. porches and aplendid Sound view Owner neods Becond and Madison. Sta Must ell my built for home Leaving city. ian Griffin, drag tbe, S60; fresh peanut butter, strictly frarh ranch ewes, 2 dom tke to returned and ie pr yee doecadaat Stalin 98-42 Furnished, ire wolne and increasing oF trade for tm Nice «room iw the place for you 4167 Thecause they eli airs, second floor J MOLER BANNER COLLEGE | HOTEL gee paid while learning BLUR OME UIT# 1 ‘Tracie, Met second floor Tr men learh p and truck ne and repairing. 1200 Fourth OPERATING MOVING PloTURT nine; earn § 9 am. tof p.m Bry, fireproo? storage tral Storage Co. 105 White Bidg “MIKE COHAN 1017 Pike st. Main 6222. 1914 at a ‘Bring 44. and get 10% discount. Wanted-—Good noc 32, McMillin, Wash. ting bill, Try-the Puritan second floor, 400 Pine. ONS—201 LYON BUILT THOMPRON H. WTH AND DIRE. Waughs $2.00 Hate i008 ¥ Ward Clerk. yp OO, AT 418 PIKE AT PAPAL A PAA RRADRADAA LS 20—MA LE SITUATION miied-—Work by day or staady) lave family and must have work at once Kindly anewer, 8-719, # mean Anne| Seward 0% Ferdinand at HOMESTEADS _ Phone Rainier & bua) formation write ¥ r woman wishing to learn and take interest [n small road show; small gap Atal 201, peanut bar, 160 Ib, Stalls 200-215, wate | a21 OXFORD N STANLEY, Mer tpataire| Hareington 1d 9 ‘ mapiibineaed? 3 FURNISHED ROOMS rrr INVESTMENTS Jand highly Imp te vicinity ha 4 hog ranch would be hard to duplicate can be taken under desert husband and wife partion that have not used their rights I will take you over to and you can inw for nale by Jon eakly. Office 104| Housekeaping and sleeping room eee | 100 Ib, Stall 20, wax moda: | iy for information to Joe Ht. 4 | LAKE BURIEN PROPERTY) tigate the prices of around thin fine tract the alfalfa fields which cut from § to 10 tons per acre yearly with or without bath; New York Bldg. pears, 160 fox; © Stall 60, banana awful bargain, For full particular grapefrult, 6 r week, $2.00 up. me, multable for 1 ORRDERS” WANTED ra in private House Hunter hunts her house at home, reads STAR ADS until she finds it. with all outbulidt Vory reasonable Silverdale, rupber 2 Iba, 266.5 ql. bottle salad oil, 300, “FOR RENT” ‘Wash, owner, choice country home siten Some of the nearest and best land on the market Iver a deod to one of This {a a forced sale in order to raise money Call or telephone for further particulars, Datly trips to inspect the land & HARING Enpire Bidg., 914 Second Ay. de, An for p ole WHEN YOU BUY LAND HUT AT ATHCART cuT Rass Hae thing. No sired. 10 aeree is enough ne $10 per mor WEeT & WHEELER 109 Colman Rieck running through piace. Within mile of| school and state road. For terme phone or write JK. Herndon, Fall City, Wash INH VARM LANDS, IN WASHINGTON rrigated and Non-Irrigated the D book ANYTHING y terme; near Beattie one an sere mK the pire Wide Ter and echor Address Mark Kelley, Fa ty, Wash aaa fer « ample stock and eifie Const Mase ( rth ay 51 51 REAL ESTATE LOANS| “bE, 6%, 7 perty, We make bullding loans CALMOU DENNY & EWING Alaska Hatiding Vintuk Money f buliding, see Te Tack NE NORTHERN ae Co. 1406 Fourth and Union ‘acant no 4 a REPORT GERMAN SHIPS CAPTURED LONDON, Aug. 11—That the German cruisers Goeben and Bres- lau have been captured by the com- bined British and French Mediter- ranean fieet was given as an un- confirmed rumor in a dispatch re- cetved here by a news agency from Rome today An Athens dispatch to another agency reported the two cruisers as having rounded Cape Matapan, jon the Greek coast, at full speed Monday and the belief is express. ed that they were being pursued by French and English Crulsers. LOSES ’EM ALL Damages in the sum of $50,000 | for the loss of all fingers has been | brought by Ansel Wickman against |the Pacific Coast Coal Co. and | Charles Friedland & Co. WRIGHT BACK Justice John B. Wright is back| on the bench after a short vacation. He disposed of 11 cases Monday. The regular fall term will begin in September PUBLIC MARKETS CORNER pure mixed candies, 10¢ tle; Alaska re D ite dow. tb; sau plokt to 10¢ fe: Stall 14, red snapper. biack cod, ido Ib, 3 Ibe out, 180 Ib; German carp, 3 Ibe. tall 4, German salami 400 1b; home-made jelly, 106 pickied pigs’ feet, Se each. PIKE PLACE rs fancy strained Se. Stall pt; 2 for 260; Indian relish, 20¢ sour pickles, 16c doz, 2 dos, | 25c. sweet corn, 360 doz; sweet po- 2 Ibe 150; string beans, 106 Ib.; ripe tomatoes, 10c Ib.; cantalouper, ch. Stall 47, fin empn butter, 2 Tb; ° acon. 2%o Ib pure lard, 12 Me 12Me Ib. 4 lam shoulder Bo Ibs Ib.) Foun: 18e Ib. Btall 64, freestone peaches, pears, 100 dos. Stall 65, fresh Ibs, 260; halibut cheeks, 2 Ibs. halibut, 4 Iba mackerel who! mon, 20¢ each, Stall nild cream cheese, 2 2Be good laundry soap, & bare } beat naptha, 7 bars 26e. WESTLAKE 9, 4 large cana milk, 280. Stall a, Ibe and 20c ¢ Stall na, bo Ib, Stalls 26, fresh lamb stew tb, Stall 116, alt pork, 12 Ib, Stall 12 lard, $1.18, ACE tomatoes, So Ib, aloupes, 4 for 10: do dow; bap o dom, Stalla 44-4 watermelons, PIKE 18, fancy ri erate; lemons, each; apricots, 46e ‘era Stall 1603, large Queen olives, 160 pts 4 sheets iy} r, be, 0 box; Ihe hotties catsup, Stall 1 new ye le: or anges, 2 doz, 6c, Stall 400 gunpow der tea, 200 Ib, Stall 12, Jelly glasses, 220 on Parowax, 100 cake; best jar te dow, Stull 66, peanut butter, VILLE, Ga, Aug. 1 | | | along the South headed and wer Spartanburg and Gr y committe got up and ente “mercy,” which so aroused City At- torney Van Ruff that the latter an- |nounced the of mood; it would break his ne mother’s heart did he go to jail, and that his poor old father is unable has jumped $6 a ca of Supertor Portland Cement Co. p onan ennete *| ments | Vulcartier, |killed; brid; |picious man shot ‘SOUTH MOURNS WITH WILSO fess ah se .- AND HIS DAUGHTERS: CHURCH. -cesgo es BELLS TOLL AS TRAIN PASSES for 3800 cash, or $900 on terme. ABOARD = PRESIDE SPECIAL TRAIN ourned with Pres and bin daughters toda er the Mrs, Wilson, Church bells @ tolh in every city and ham let through which the funeral train passed on its way to Rome, Ga Crowds stood at each station yrn railway t. Small ups re n at crom-roade sas late as midnight. Flow were sent aboard the train a nville, 8. ¢ ents. s of reat PF. F.C larke, | 6 young man up for peeding this morning in police court, and fined $50 by Acting | Judge McMahon, nearly landed in Jail after sentence was passed, all because Lawyer L. Frank Brown 4 a plea of third refore nse was th of Clarke's, and that th he was in line for the “cooler Attorney Brown said oung Clarke is “a joy to his parents, and not a curse to anybody, when by pt does things thoughtless- in a penitent vous also “he is no pay such a heavy fine, and would the judge, therefore, reduce | it to say, $10? Judge McMahon suggested the boy sell his racing car and pay bis fine; also he said some ery poin things about penitence versus reckless driving, He said the boy's! penitence now wouldn't help the im) of ¢hese. This concern files the jury or death he might have caused. | British flag, and owns nearly two “It I'd known what I do now, aunen shige; when sentence was passed, it would | to have been heavier,” said the court Payment of the fine by install- ments was arranged, for. SHORT NEWS Irma Peach. Verily, Knowles got a Peach. Only one divorce asked Monday— that by Mrs. Claude D. Stevens. Horrors. imported champagne War will force up price of many candies, says R. L. Anderson. Of eight deaths, one was under 12 years. Trustees of James Osborne grant- ed $1,581.55 as fee. Divorce granted Mrs, Wm. Knaup and Mra. Carleton Barrett. Chas Ro nds fourfoot salmon after hour's fight. Moritz Thomsen elected director President Moore of Panama “expo” assures Northwest fairer treatment. influx of crabapples into local market begins. H. T. Halbert, Minnesota guberna- torial candidate, Iikes Washington's solution for logged-off land problem. C. E. Flye takes up new duti general freight and passenger agent of the Admiral line ELSEWHERE ° First German submarine sunk by cruiser Birmingham, says British} | admiralty. Germany cuts Austria-Hungary off from maf! service. Mountaineers climb undaunted through rain, hail and snow, in Glacier park Seven Brazilian steamships begin plying between Brazil nad New York, Dealers may decide to ship no more grain to starving Europe; | wrangle over shipping contracts. San Francisco grain exchange closed yesterday, account unsteady market. Twenty-cent advance on flour In Topeka, Kas, Only ‘small number of idle cars on U, 8. railroads. England guarantees wheat ship- Belgium cries for bread Americans find they can come home; now want to stay in Europe and watch the war. Folsom prison, California, to abol- ish striped uniforms. Federal reserve board takes oath of office; action soon. Train goes through bridge near Bastern Canada; three » tampered with; sus Dr. Roque Saenz Pena, president jof Argentina, dead, Mexico City seems on verge of surrender. Six die of heat In East. Roosevelt wants Barnes $50,000) libel suit to start quick; wants | change of venue, though, San Francisco supervisors voted, 12 to 4, to allow dancing and drink aay ture drone ide. Thr Malle aub-nte,{{0s in cafes except on ®arbary 20@ dow. Stall 442, beat tomatoes, |Coast or in residence districts Ib. ‘Stall 342, large bananas, 100 dox | After a pistol duel with police- eituto anlage qty dhe’ Stall 129. domestic) man, unidentified San Francisco Hwins cheess, 266 Ib Stall 327, eating |FObber shot himself dead Fa, 100 don, Stall 258, green beans,| Christ Traicheff, San Francisco Th, Stalin 14-12, shoulder of lamb, | laborer, shot and killed = Mrs, Mar would not marry him ret Manidich because she Mount La en in eruption again, spouting smoke and steanr : 6,000 feet high. HEAPS OF BIDS Wight firms - hav placed bids, ranging from $113,000 to $166,000 on the $120,000 operating machin. ery and valves for the Lake Wash- ington canal locks, » are to be ships our enormous European imports will evident in the practical application ded registry act. law admits American * flying the Belgian flag. Americans previous to the of this act, or are acquired subse The law authorizes the president also to waive the requirement that ships flying the American flag shall be officered by Americans. are several shipping com- by Americans now flying foreign flags. Cheaper Under Foreign Flags The reason they has been the strict requirements of the American shipping laws, particu: larly in regard to the treatment of It was cheaper to sall un- | deg a foreign flag. ¢ United Fruit Company is one have done this which have been plying Central and South America ports, but which can be diverted t European ports. The New York and Pacific Steam- Grace & Co.) is another American corporation with 11 ships flying the British flag. Can't Handle Exports The Red Star line is an American- | owned line flying the Belgium flag, ‘~, The Red Star line has five large ves sels, with a tonnage capacity of 42, fpns net. These various com panies would bring to our flag vem sels already belonging to Americans with a net tonnage of 232,000 tons. On the whole this is very litt! and unless supplemented by ‘vet extensive purchases by Americ: of foreign ships, the fleet would entirely inadequate to carry the ex port and import tonnage. FIERCE FIGHT ON IN ALSAC LONDON, Aug. 11.—Flerce fight Ing is in progress between Frenc! in Southern Al The German force north of Ni Breisach is placed at 300,000. Military experts say outcome of the fighting about Mu! momentarily and Germans hausen will Germany's French are repelled, the Germans in Alsace can join their country- | men in Lorraine and attempt to im as previously planned, by he. southern gateway. SAFETY FIRST Councilman 3 introduced an ordinance providing of men working on The ordinance makes to provide safety rail- ings around platforms on scaffolds vade Franc for the safety | scaffolding it necessary ‘cecehiietlliceiatimainatementionsnsanntossinghcaiiainle OHIO METHOD, IN DENTISTR teeth are replavec The Ohio Method by artificial teet Examinatiens ar» ing conducted without cha estimates are furnished in all cases We Stand Back of Our Work for 12 Years’ Guarantee. Set of Teeth Guaranteed Set of Teeth Guaranteed Solid Gold or Porcelain Crown.... Gold or Porcelain Bridge Work. Solid Goid Fillings. $1. 00 Up Other Fillings . 50. Attice hours, 8:30 to 6. OHIO Cut-Rate Dentists 207 UNIVERSITY STREET. CORNER SECOND AVENUS