The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 12, 1914, Page 6

CARDS OF THANES PRIN, Uo UNIOr Ao Oyen eoUNSR. Ew pot Cael eM MA NOTICES MOUNTAIN PARTIES . . 1 5 CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY Classified Ad Rates REPATRED Wide {week at 00? Thi |FOR SAL E — FURNITURE! * TU Effective June t nda 1 cont a word & Gay, & inser: Gere times, 7 cents por counted line, per Insertion CONTRACT RATES m house for sale ralture of W q Pine Hine > ontn | (Count ¢ average words to th daily, per datiy a|6 AUTOS FOR SALE. MOTORCYCLES Stated Space Contrac 16 Hines a week BE tines a ween 0 Lines a week Oven Space within 12m within 12 within within 12 000 Lines Per further Information call Main > your phone” “We're cloee ae A save retailer's profit by PERSONALS | Waria 4 $1.00. "FOR $ | TURE’S OWN: RE MEDY” nated Water Nellet The dianity of p NS HOLDING BLIND ADO RS AS FOLLOWS, PLEANE STAR OFFICE FOR SAME Actia Aiea AM ALM Aine acim Acie Atal AM A-110 Ain A-tAL ST) ee eee A-18 2ALd ot Janes ap Lake pro CADEMY, 4th & Pine ATALOOUR PRICES 4 Beal Re Hons. SbVice FREE “TORNEY, PONSULTATION FREE Eilers Music Bide Complete store front PAINTS, MIRRORS Bt AND MARDWARE A ASS. PAPER office. Toronto, Canada Canada etc.) General banking business Interest allowed on savings and time] _ PIONTH PH RAST APTERNOON epost» |e Beattie Rrahch. G. VY HOLT, Mer. | 3408 BONDS— WARRANTS N GOODFELLOW & SON S11 Batley Rutiding CARPENTERS iman—Jobbing end ing machines. $7 fect; guarante CHATTER. LOANS Bastern Brokerage Co Bank Bid. ¢th and Pike Taare on furnitore Win Roach Fork Block. Second and Cherry bindes 4th av ot MENT, ase. Meayer-Toner, sparp near Union | RENT AP me genders © process NEW PIANOS plied on pure! Union finmage tle —N W 5 Ladies wu! wae Riliort 1318 avente cer for new Hyde Lump and Steam Coal + low rates: prt vate offices. American Jewelry Co.. 809) __ Second COR TIONS EM Anderesn B Ce —Apeciaite Hections. 414 Mutual Lite Bidg ION DANCING. ons, $1.00 in cot Eittott | | _ Baae Detective Aeon, DEPOSIT VAULTS ® S Fear secures your ‘money. inet fire Sen. Thomas Co JAPANESE GOODS gaar—Ari nov (delicate repair work. 221 Ine. 108 Ch Rings PROM 1120 First av. Biasica Tank Co 2291 ich repaired 60 MUSIC AND ARRANGING ~ BIANO—Cari Weber. 425 Liverty mide LL OSL TTR PBIB ALIN 17 FEMALE HELP WTD. ~ DESKS, ia3 chairs, ete rains in i ts Gieaners, dyera Herald rin ~ ar Wash OPTICIANS f with patenta deus write “PAINTERS ASO PAPER WAN tolp P olicitors, iyeock. 223 Hinckley Bik. o PATENT ATTORNEYS FRED P.GORIN **: Bigg. Main Fee Reynoi Adams & nt aH AN BUILDIN fee re be ie bar arning GKAPHERS Photos that p 76 made at JOHNSON'S $12 Liberty Bidg ae KATHRY Women's “ir H ARRISON 901 Sixth adjunted, Bro Ashton Practice ie by experienced “MOLER BARBER COLL fe 4 women to paid wh American Bank Bide. | perator, 104 Ce eon Bide pie Ve WaMA eee Fautman Pivr ne iia 120 King, fenttle ’ 5 ~| Weller, ios" ¥i BRORRRR AR | : g 20—MALE | Wit¥ Do ci eee re Heating Co bauis LY ‘ eon Bide job of any kind Aliy Moston. 1428 Fifth. Main 6612 RNY CORRS aa OF rage warehi 108 White Bide. ang man would like p Bry. Trreproo teal Storage Co WW aeahoin. 1001 Reventh Maint ay rot any kind which ao K boy, 14 earn, can work for his board and go ta rT aliard. $31 RED WOUGE, Corner opposite courthouse. hin Cail after 6 y. m, Ballard 666, 1) HOTEL ville ct per refunded if remedy Raymond Remedy Money fair trial % Pike ot of of 38, holding responsible po na lady STAR—MONDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1914. PAGE 6 Insurance Reaching just the class of tenants you seek for that rental property. The Star Want Ads are the best rent insurance to be had in Seat- tle, and the cheapest. If your property Is tenantless now, let us put a tenant In and stop further losses through a Star “For Rent” Ad. No need to come to the office—just phone your ad to Main 9400, The Star WANT AD phone. |27 FURNISHED ROOMS Nicely furnished froat room, walking tance: suitable for two working girls ean do own tng, If desirable Queen Anne F464 furnished flat BK. Alder dit Ninth, Dandy + and pi 41.60 up REDUCED RATES ANGEL beiw Sévironment end i ‘tatormation Gestred given THE STAR 1209 Reventh Ada F Ladies lady operator THE PRISTOL HOTEL " a wite r desiring « &, find CITY OF ANGELES vee Pier 1, foot of day except Saturday Yesior way Office, Room 10, Pler 1. Phone E 1678 1317 28 HOUSEKEEPING RMS. _STOCKS AND BONDS INVERTION INVESTMENTS EAFATE we arnished, gieee| “EAT all furnished ¥ secured. for tier eELEADE 44 Madison rks, 1206 He WeKerna ls MALE HELP WANTED | : |24 FOR RENT, Furnished ween al So HOTELS OXFORD JOUN STANLEY, Mer ive 1 APART renovated unfurnished; very k fron ar lines; 10 inhed trom Also ple to #1 1245 Main Heautitul apartment nd hot wa sand ay. ’ 798 wean, gan Fane $12.50 per 6. Yeslur or Jackson car, 4 hed from $8.00) "9 BOARDERS WANTED. | Fieawant * tor two ain O38 Alstance Terry 1/30 STORES AND OFFICES 40 INE SS CHANCES BUS 50 EXCHANGES ACREAGE Mase rohatd, in Yakima valle 10 ACKES 8650 51 REAL ESTATE LOANS Vintvr Before buy sere CO, Roston Ht NOnTHER 1408 Fourth 1. MARSH & CO RACK CLBARE 1% Money 0} make bu CALMOL city property ding loans EWINO We | 52 wottion dp 209 Colman Bio THCART lands are their own best how en 6 and 10 f Beattie, on t & Whi a Colman Block. Main 43. REAL ESTATE Balt 27 z INVESTIGATE 6 Taep A limited amount & preterred Ad orth nid equity, View ix Main 170 |choose 2 | f 1) | HOM Large location, furniture, for $850, $25 down $12 month. See owner, Colman Bldg. 7389. 3-room cottage, nice all ind view; per 555 Main END I KNOW HIS RECORD ern: A OIA AW (INCORP Conse » »of and recom ou h foremost ho for the and defen you first, by affiliatic just your differences, | th ntervention of the advice to avoid littg longin masse plaintiff courts, erippl is caused by poverty onable rat bills 0} J ar gages, contracts, f abstracts For of any kind which would eventually of one of our Conciliation Cards, good for one y you, in cerned, as ¢ ways welcome visers and adjusters, e we are unable to ad. at our office. Cort and why not SEATTLE Own your own home. It’s! easy. Read the offerings ir} STAR WANT ADS —then! Bee: HERE Patrick Moore, war veteran, gets pension after waiting 50 years. Members of Fauntieroy church utting up “gym.” Card and Label league annual all, Dreamland, Wednesday nig Highway which brings Seatle 35 * closer to Mt. Rainier, being irveyed O. H, Randell, 3009 Irving st., held ip in front of bis own home People’s chorus holding hearsals. Thieves enter garage of G. J. Rey- nolds, 1104 20th 8. Seattle center, meets Friday night. | FN. Haley, socialist nominee for county enginee goes to court to get na allot free. Louna Varon, 17, comes from ||}Constantinople to wed Morris Varon. Mayor Gill October 16 Court remits $50 fine Tate Mason for contempt R, O. Bailey and Miss M. Conroy hit by auto on Bothell road. Mrs. Carrie Howard, 525 Wash- st., attempts suicide Iwasaki victim of holdup at and Main . Hamilton J. Carr, pioneer nt of the state, dies at Mount PUGET a STEAMERS ALL LOCAL ROUTES STREAMERS LEAVE FROM COLMAN DOCK, FOOT OF MARION STREET Tacoma Direct. re- Drama league, {ereiton Fort Townsend— Port Aoeeion i Kisamer fel Boe *Vietorta, B. € on ngtor T. APPCTAL RATES ~ . ELSEWHERE Clare Rogers, clerk in EI Paso| arrested charge of ail packages valued at} on Congress completes plan to ad- rn’ by next Saturday James D. Hoge finds sentiment avors selection of Seattle as 1916 American Bank- ng place association, at Richmond, Va., Trwnarod ect of *Kulshan, for’ 4 President Wilson and Henry Watterson hold peace eeting at White House soon. Patrick O'Leary, deserter, heid in tary 9 non Alcatraz island unciseo bay, ¢ in effort A to Joon Islands Bellingham and Re San tan nd cles: igen! John Williams, 81, convicted of unterfeiting at San Francisco, sentenced to MeNetl's island Rock Island railroad will be sold at auction atisty debts of $74, 000,000 on bonds and interest due. Winlock, years ago, will v »ption Novembe Wage commi ote again on local) Townsend-¥ cont and ree ion finds wages office girls ge $15 a week Minimum wage fs fixed at $10 Thomas A. Edison is working on 1 submarine that will breathe under Port Gamble-Ludiow- Fine extracting oxygen from pin|Atsamer Puget, for/id Tam | water by he water Reports shows state of Washing. ton owns approximately acres of land, valued at $ Rev. Dr. L. J. Birney, dean of niversity of Boston divinity school off in Wenatchee, on way to| and buys $13,000 apple or date) Steamer 6:00) days. | 100,000 on Su Hansville—Ladiow irdaye Only “Kingston ies tl chard Albert. Seeley and Miss | Clement, of Centralia, eloped, after | set, for! b:3opm|| the young woman left a note in Ludlow and forming her parents of her inten tion. Fifty shingle weavers at Port An- geles strike when their wages are cut Mr. Bugene Ruth SPECIAL RATES and Mrs. Or. Victor Hood Canal./M a 1 leave Seattle « day at 9:00 a m, for Port Atreot *Hteamer Kulehan wil! call at Port Townsend, th¥ound, Saturdays only. leaving at 10 p.m. Points at landings WAR FLAG Steamer's pa songer not Include boat anding ¢ BaxKane woaring apparel for whole ticket Habiiity i lmited — t¢ Hot to exceed $100 150 pounds allowed sented at The Star office nd schedules otice All pointe (except med in above sched for out. Pennants will be sen st be purchased at tleket Tiekets i from 6:20 ® m. to 12:00 prote: ensation, th » for ¢ sale or other papers; any working man or woman who becomes involved in trouble idence of our good faith you do the same? ADJUSTMENT COMPANY leaves for Callfornia| sed J.) Maree | » escape in boat made of tool chest. | which voted dry two| 2,000,000 | Innes, of | , Indicted in connection | TIS AN OPEN ROOK DA MV ORATED) endation which you can see at Adjuster for the ator, arbitrator, and who at last gives to orporation of your own to ad: ndividual or corporation without you @ permanent place to obtain on why you get beat out of your be- ct yourself, We have united fami started and have adjusted thou- tc., who otherwise would never h liminating a great deal of and poverty forces men to desper: ing of wills, leases, mort also the examination of Damage Claim has acted as me¢ lead to litigation, we make an ar, without any © ist satisfactorily to all parties con- Money or no money, you are al- porations are protected by their ad- 306 HINCKLEY BLDG. = MRE? AND ELSEWHERE with murder of Mrs. Elois Nelms Dennis and Beatrice Nelms, at San | Antonio, Tex. Business men of Burlington post $20,000 to provide for court house in event county seat is moved there from Mount Vernon. Mrs. Annie Robinson, Liverpool, survivor of Titanic disa to death in sea from deck ship Devonian, near Boston. stewardess. Emma Tabasco, 16, refused to do | work of farm laborer, and armed herself and fled from home over | mountains on horseback. Captured in three days at Kettle Falls, Idaho. Lieut. Gov. Hart principal speak- er at Sequim’s celebration of com- pletion of Olympic highway. Cotton Is held not contraband of war when shipped in American bot- toms. Stephen Edgel, Ni wilt |marry ex-Senator Aldrich's daugh- ter, Elsie, between November 7 and 10. U. &. weather bureau suspends weekly forecasts, the war having cut off the necessary foreign in- formation. TO HAVE SPECIAL DAY FOR CHARGES The case of Officer F. J. Phillips, accused by Star readers of un- called-for brutality, is under inves: _ tigation, announced Police Chief Griffiths today “The oetivers on Washington |st. tell me,” he said, “they are forced to use rough tactics, or run |the risk of being beaten up them- |selves. There are only two or |three policemen against several thousand men down ere, they point out.” The chief further announced he plans to arrange a sort of “at- home day, when persons with jcomplaints against policemen may lay them before him. WARRING DRUGGISTS Every drug store reported thu |far in the police investigation been found breaking the law lating to the sale of narcotics, Chief Griffiths today, The druggists are being warned. \If they fail to take heed, they will | be arrested, " THEY MUSTN'T GLAR Auto owners “who” fail to remove the glare from their headlights, im- | mediat in compliance with the |ordinance passed recently, will get in bad with the police, The blinding illumination, when used on downtown streets, is dan- gerous to pedestrians, thinks the chief, FIGHT AT WIRBALLEN | COPENHAGEN, Oct. 12—On j the t Prussian frontier, Petro- |gerad advices today said the Rus- sians were still engaged with the |German rear guard southeast of | Wigballen. The Russian province of Suwalkie ared to be en- PENNANTS COUPON Any Coupon clipped from The Star, when pre- with 15 cents, will entitle you to a 75c War Pennant. Austrian Pennants now it by mail if five cents addi- tional for each Pennant is enclosed. Bring or mail to The Star, 1307 Seventh Ave., near Union.