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CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRE . TORY Alphanett venlenc Classified Ad Rates 4, bone CONTRACT RATES ET echorr, DOWNe Bur Second 2-Consultatie Busdand, wife; property rachis Hons; all cases. Advice Fikes TORNEY; 2¢ years exper Busband and wi JouRPa AL Matn 104e ¥. Bik eral practice, est Wife; consultation free. nada (350 branc 1 Banking bu wings and ‘@ffice, Toronto, ¢ Canada, eto) Gene Taterest allowed on depoaita Beattie Branch. O. V. HOLT. Mer ARR eee BILLIARD TABLES ng he ay , TER | rage Bank Bide. «th Loans on furniture Win Roach, Ti? New York Bock. Second and Cherry chattel loans phone Main 2999 Yecttons. 414 Mutual Lite Bide. Nott $63, PROM TARTS Fear secures your valuable papers ate, against fire and burgtare B Thomas Co. Inc. 105 Cherry st Cody Detective Agency—400s Arcade Bide jean Detectivi Cent Keeney. NOTICES }17 Female HELP M¢ UNTAIN PARTIES MALE HELP WANTED 6 AUTOS FOR SALE oo. WM ' * FB. Pine MOTORCYCLES 7 New M Motors makes INDIAN Wright, 87 & way Phone Beat 471 ARR nnn tenn | MISCELLANEOUS THIRD ON 4 > D |— jw 2 20—MALE SIT X-pam Front dow fr nt window v WE SAVE YOU MONEY oO GLASS MIRRORS, PAINTS. ROOFING LDING PAPER. | ERS MARDWARR Dept Training York, Kanans ( Baieamen vide line Special « return of unsold good any ally om ' dar, formet for pocket BUTL ASK FOR CATALOGUE NO. 11. == ©. B WILLTAMS co. 1942 Fleet Av 8. Seattle Wigs will be hicher, owine to sbuttin off foretgn wools and German dyes, © better buy now. # on sale for $19 other barenine office, Henry Write aidron Co. hullding TEST SWEEPING COMPOUND. # o0 per 160 Ihe, 201m 4 WESTLAKE SICAL REC The dignity from, ttatng Hed om purchase. Meyer-Toner, 214 Unton vies M. 3351 N DANCING 201 Labor Temple te 407 First av tne tor wealth and dreds rich, attract willing to wea: th LIVESTOCK he Fekio Baraat —Art novelties. epecinliny on Geticate repair work. 1201 Third. Main Annee SEWFLERS DIAMOND RINGS PROM 830.00 UP Elgin and Waltham Watcher from $5.00 Up. Wrist Watches from #19 Up HOUGHTON & HUNTER Third Av. and Yesier Way JUNK ia Funk Co, 1130 First av © 3291 Buftato Junk, 1749 ist ay. & and dyers, carpet al prnett gultation free. confidential @18 1 Tian Main 9784 Bi DIAMON iiNe & Mi Occidental Av, Sem Dies and To ¥ aa Mon ONY Bekins Moving & Bio th Fe soreee exp ashiner a7 Piano OFFICE FINTt CEE Gaas a “PAINTERS AN ur Aiseane: PUYSICIANS Pilintt 2448 Fine oo, ound Dry, fireproot « a Gen femme ALA CASH VMINTS 14 MARKE BUITS 0. $2: UP COHAN Main 592%. 1906 19 ad and get 10% discount. MIKE 1017 Pike Briny teattm, fre ripe (Raliadle: Tet y Jackson r | MISS NELLIE # hol rubs Hours 1119 Firat, Colonia: rte Thow Prospective hores buyers, take notion. 24 head of all-porpose horwea, 24 sete of single and double harness and several wagons, buggies and carrtages To convinces you we are anaious to sell, we will quote a few prices | 5.00—Pair of matched bays, mare and! eeiding. age 6, welaht 2,709, tn-| cluding harness Team of mat ing 0, ame harness Team kind an city bro 950.00 taken } ih nde wee $190.00 4 bincks wetgh-| 9 and 10, with! chestnuts age T and & kentie, and thoroughly 1,290, sed; Ob horse weighing efor ranch. | Miss JOSEPHIN «te fon) oom 603 Kitel Ride. Pi ton $2. Money after fair trial 4 Pike oF ® Packing ust pppoaite acer and Cows for sale Woath Weatile Stables. er TILES WELT eHIP CLt vans, Tk Unt Delivery _ POULTRY jarred Rocks and WL Red bh. Main 4417 ate Main 14 Lost AND FOUND agates? Remember we have t equipment in. the Northweat for cutting ‘and. polishing agates and other ston Myron H. Symons, 208 i P Pike at, next to Owl Drug Co. The Jeweler who always sells for I ont —Lady's silk hand he on 8, H. & & car between Fourth and Pin and Hillman City or Hifliman City and Jer please phone Kast 6 «Finder Trust and a THE ARISTOL Newly furnished Finder 18 FEMALE SITUATIONS in CityLots |: You can goon have @ home Ni SE ATN TED of your own | rate ||| 1f-you-buy-alot-now. tite Mes TAKE HATHA tie form, 2 fe — orking of a name han ‘MISS WALLACE ® ty f 45 and 60 7 refunded if remedy 1804 394 ay 0 per week and ) Beneen. io LIWERTY VD | 4 STAR ~SATURDAY, SE PT, 12, 1914 WANTED ‘(~~ THEY’RE ON THEIR WAY ually within an t pre ponses to W Want a maid W ata W ur AN sten WAN TED A nurse or gove AD. be pleased with over 200,000 your ad and sav THE STAR PHONE IS We're as Close pe Star is off the are on their ANT AD AR WANT A WANT A a 1 ufter r AD AR W Si rAR Try The way AR ress \ the result The Star every ¢ time WANT AD MAIN 9400 as Your Phone ATTLE’S FINEST COTTAGES, ALSO Sl RENT. SEE US IF Y¢ lay Cu HOMIE L REA f APARTMENT HOMES FOR TO RENT BURBAN 1U WANT LTY GO. 808 THIRD AVE. PERSONALS 7 UATION. th SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS THMINY ORDAINED TRA wer owina | fiey auiek.| cir wh plan al May| palmist od Kayptian Clies Secrets Janes. Foretoid ard vender, a) | |24 FOR RENT, Furnished. clecttle Vieht and ty 1608 Mar ity. 1 need the operator to 2 vincreased | Dr. 2. Brown, Firnieh farm Foom tor wentieman Iw private ToT Broadway. Phone Rest At AlkL, furnished; ena, electric happiness) bow jental and i and photos The Mae ear.) =. 25 FOR RENT Unfurnished Welles Joc given that tha, ae'pactnarcble * F Gandy an@ D. A dolog business as 33% New nck, city, has bean dissotved. ther partner has the waht to 40 tnowr indebtedness in the nay & Anderson Wast” Seattle, 0 entific massnee, nipulatton, leo “will marry thes, rel t once. We Market, _HOTELS HOTEL OXFORD EE JOUN STANLEY, Mer ect matric cone , ¥ ty ret Ay. Rntett # TT |27 F URNISHED ROOMS hone Main 42 aymond Rt wiranger tn elty tleman with » and of tmony. At West teem ful king pant AWLE 8 on at VATED AND 4 and unfurni NEWLY FURNI: keeping ‘aicoh rat 1400 week and clean; large nd Pike Kas 156,606, Lengua, would | S18. 00% furnished housekeeping rooms: separate entrance hR; ¥ rooma; cheapest In HOTEL se strictly Hp pponite | 2 As a up Men with good board: pri ai and & STORES OFFICES Aiaska building m 06.00 m euenes CHANCES and dene ¥ nth fon prite E people. Deron Arenda Bide ACREAGE 10 AND 20-ACRFE with widow » 65; object mat TRACTS od, langunwes hid | STON Hatley rT want 10 acres of Voloanl t to apples and grapes pport a family, Priced right right. ¥. B. Willard, 1128 23nd WN, awit eat It will Thion, suite? ACREAGE Tukwila ¢ A Pay M WV . BOTT! © per month jC Mem VIN ORT ORT # acres, on tmproved county road, miles thie aide of Both: NO foe running % mile from paved Mahway and Lake Wheht to etty. Prt cash, balance am monthly payments OLE HANSON & G 114 New York Mook TS ACRES WICH LAN Lise level; hae an exoaiient fot, free from stom fine Gisirtot, with ts Rear school and good town. onary terme, J, MARSH & CO., 1209 84 A LAKE VIEW ACKEAGR tract In the town Kirkiand; wnobatracted Inke and Beattie; le walk of ferry a Price $278 4 $10 month Fina large H END ACRES than 16 mi K. stores and terms $10 cam Take the ferry 0 0. VE. Airect at Madison park to Kirkiand and at DB INVESTMENTS ATH MOnTOAGES, ly mecured, for sale by WEEK. Wylde, Elitott 6007 43. REAL ESTATE nanan HOME CHE EAP Large, t-room bungalow 110; chicken house and yarday views rich garden soll your living here and keep down Denese Price $1,200; $25 down $12.80 per month. BR, 685 Colman Rutlding. Matn 7249 inte, part ke ranches at a bargain. FARM LANDS PYERYTHING YOU EMAND © & Parrar’s office Jou niece You ean raise | and @etheart he Coed Sal! Contre Deep, fertile shot ¢ F mandy to nd, or black ont land, have portation will all be found to forms as easy an $1 per h. For full particulars #e T & WHR Colman Block. Lands 47 FARM nue NuIO! LANDS WOMEN TELLW us fight is being carried scortained that nde | SHORT NEWS Eleven deaths; nine in Sopa, Purported capture of New Zea- land ship causes butter jump. Thirteen want divorce K. of C. opening dance Sept. 29. Cantella club dance Friday night, Broadway hall Yew. G& A, pt. 16 to 20 Mayor vetoes bill Lowman drive. T. Inwa hurt when Seven big ships arrive here to lowa or. 6. 4. Spokane call Firet Norwegian Danish M. & Wheres bis |church celebrates 26th anniversary TON vonTH- | Rev. C. H. Wirth quits Columbia | Congregational eburch. Frank Cornell robbed ‘daylight Donald McFe of potsoners. Bids opened for $1,758,000 munl- cipal coupon gold bonds. Three autos stolen Friday night. “Chimmie” McFadden — shouts from Smith buflding top tonight U. &. civil service employes or- ganize in pension fight. Mediation league, order of for- elgners, indorses Wilson's war stand Admiral Schley steams Into port after voyage through canal. Alaska Futld’ vin ane M Bible for planking auto rame LEGAL NOTICES THe McCausland ITED mm IN ADMIRALTY In broad) ton of the ¢ RAILWAT COM ¢ the Dominion the Steamehip tor prize dog, victim TORIA, CITATION. TO WHOM IT MAY corcenn ree OF RY AMERICA OF WAsHE DIVISt Re Wrest oN. ° ELSEWHERE } Minimum wage commission to In- ’4 vestigate working conditions in hop ip | flelds Quali on toast cost Louls Carri- gan, San Rafael, Cal. $50. Shot 2 \'em ont of season. Federal officials turn down plan of valorization of cotton crop. Four managers of Salvation Army stores in Los Angeles arrested for | defying city’s order to cease solicit- ada th. 1994 and ending at August 26th xm at it the ten and the fampeon” whieh o Ing of Avgont 26th arred on the morn 914. while the Viernria® ‘wae an | 10K goods. or otherwtme; ant| Aero Club of America calls off foner and ivelant|round-the-world aeroplane race, to abide ty end snt|scheduled to start from San Fran lclsco next r, on account of war. | Villa, said to be In harmony with Carranza, appointed to command of southern Mexican army. President Wilson leaves today for short rest at summer White House jat Cornish, N. H. After raising the security rate the limit, the senate passes the cur- |rency bill Mare island navy yard receives plans for six destroyers to cost | $925,000 each Foreign Minister Panae of Greece, Fn - ba ‘ |Feported to have resigned on - “| Katsumi Kaji, 5, killed by automo- |bile driven by Geo. Monk, at Kent. | Wheat siumps 12 cents under price of week ago in Chicago pit. Corn also declines. Belgium still plans to make ex- |hibit at San Francisco far, Schooner Columbia, from Sal verry, arrives at Port Townsend. Will go into drydock at Seattle. Edward Fisher, charged with Dated at Beattie Washington, September|shooting H. M. Stewart, mayor of ve i Copperfield, Ore., is acquitted. States Macaha) fe the Weatern| Prize exhibits of Fairbanks fair Matriot of Washingt Northern Dt Be be sent to San Francisco expo- vision sition. | Ellensburg Lumber Co.’s mill re- sumes operation with full crew Edward Stubley, 63, while five years’ sentence in MeN |iand penitentiary, believed he had $10,000 waiting for him. When re- leased yesterday, he found entire amount had been used up in his defense. ° Five transatlantic liners American refugees in New York. Foreign Minister son's name given in nch wounded fn near Metz tt tre en. «| BIG METHODIST QUITS HIS POST honey, 16c. Stall 12, 2 pkgs. corn fiakes, | A. Hazeitino, editor-in-chief, publisher and owner, managing itor, society editor, suburban editor, and occasionally the newspaper of South Wash,, is also president of the Lay men's association of the Puget Sound Methodist conference. erday, during the Me nce, he asked to be from further duties as president « the Laymen’s elation, on th round that he needs all his spare thy shing printers’ ink in the interests of prohibition AU, W. LOSES PRO Dean BE. J, McCausland in the munfelpai engineering depart ment of the University of Washing n, has accepted an offer from the University of Missouri in Columbia, to become head the school engineering. Prof, McCaustland is widely known as a sanitary engineer and good roads advocate the terms ane Now. therefore, In puremance of a monttion med by anid court to me 4 tvered, TI do hereby cite al timing Gamages for or injury arteing out thew ending at eth, torta” on Aumunst toned by orwten, Central 1914 pear frult 20. jar ring gal. Sta rman from Deicasse’s the list of the 354, exe plan 219, large bottle cagsup hodist ‘scused CORN Par professor conference | accepts landed | fighting | ed: | printer's devil for| Bend, z.| line of merchandise. of | HY THEY’REOUT j FOR WOMAN EDITOR'S SCALP MA CALLS CO ~ 10 MAKE SON LEAVE HIS BED Frank McGuire, 24, of 150% Broadway, Is the original im spiration of that beautiful bal and Let according to his Margaret Me Guire, who applied at police headquarters today, bubbling over with wrath, for an officer to go to her home and yank her hopeful son from the | feathers Mrs Frank is re announced that not only indolent and | shiftiess, but that the hardest work he has done since last Christmas is to get up at 11 a m. and quarrel with his sister. She declares the only kind of a job Frank will take is killing polar bears tn the Panama canal or cutting the blossoms off of century plants Motorcycle Cop Frank Olmstead was dispatched to the premises to mediate with Frank, and found him in bed about 10 o'clock. Frank announced he is an lL. W. W. and knows his constitutional rights and would stay in bed as long as he dern pleased. Olmstead defied the constite tion, and Frank, and tork the lat- ter to headquarters. His mother says she will place a charge of be ing a disorterly person against him. ALL BOOST OLE ABOUT SPOKANE A telegram from I. Roy Slater, state chairman of the progressive party, Spokane, today wired pro- gressive headquarters here, strong- ly indorsing the candidacy of Ole Hanson for the United States sen- ate. The message says the wire an- nouncing Hanson's nomination at the primaries was read before a large gathering in Spokane, and was enthusiastically cheered. It goes on to say: “Many of the lead- ers here were with Falconer, but were not against Hanson. We are now with him as a unit and he will get the support of every progres- sive in Eastern Washington. His fight for progressive principles has commanded the admiration of ev- ery friend of the cause in Eastern Washington, and with Hanson as our standard bearer we can sweep to triumphant victory. “Our hats are off to Ole—God bless him.” CONSUMERS SEE CITY’S SIGHTS Members of the Home Consumers" league and allied manufacturers met in luncheon at the Commercial Club yesterday. The league is planning to have one day with the Domestic Science school, at the Hippodrome, next week, which will take the place of | the regular Friday trip. | About $00 went to the plant of the Pacific Knitting mills, where the process of manufacture of sweaters jand knit underwear was demonstrat- led From there the party repaired to the factory of the Art Hardware Manufacturing Co. Second av. §. jand Matin st ! The party later visited the Smith bullding. WINDOWS SHOW FALL FASHIONS While the Bon Marche’s autumn fashion display will not start until Monday morn the enjoyment of it will t in for many this evening when the beautifu show window a unveiled. A city block and @ half of fashion display, each window a creation In Itself—yet blending with the others into a harmonious whole, will shown. The window decorations show ‘a lroom interior of Colonial design, | finished in old ivory, with floor cov- lering to harmonize, while the drap- Jeries of each window are in a dif: tferent shade. | Each window features a different the gown win is quite the center of observa- with its plece de resistance, a copy of one the latest Paqu models, which reached+New York before Paris was closed to the out- side world. | dow tion Ib. cake TRAIN CUTS MAN INTO SMALL BITS remains of id strewn rly 100 yards by a train crew at Yesler crossing, on the University eampu early this morning, The body was mangled beyond possibility of) W admitted fre identification. A hat was found| The big hit last night was the free near by bearing the tuitlals,| playroom for youngsters whose par “H. 8, BR” ents like to dance, Nine tots romp- second municipal dance last ut Collins playfield, ecess than the firs sda At that time th | 86 pald admissions. Last night there were 105, Women. and children The night The pleces 4 for ne ered man, cut to ng the track were discov was more one, held © We ."NOTHER BIG DANCE ed in the playroom last night, and squalled lustily when their mas and pas came for them. The dance next Tuesday will stare at 8:15, instead of 8:30, and will stop at 11:1 About October 1 Director Stine hopes to start dances at Ballard, |South Park, and possibly West Se ‘attle.