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CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY od tor the Classified Ad Rates wu Kiffective June 1 1 a day, @ inser CONTRACT RATES (Count ¢ average words (0 the line ) A month. per line... 91.80 8 3 mor * ‘sa 4 months datiy. p ° oan 42 montha dally, p Stated Space Contracts week per line wee. rs . week, per line week. ¢ . ek. ¢ months per line Open Space 1,000 tines within nthe. @Me perl 2.000 Iter within t B.e00 1H Hines within neha. 5 per Por further informatton call Main 9406, Want Ade MAIN 9400 MEN'S A AND © MIKE Pike Main 6823. 1904 190 «ad and Ket 10% Alsoount Ree AGATE GRINDING Dyer 1 Sree BE UY ATTORNEYS AT-LAW ere josePu al at Prag _ TORNEY, 20 yeary experience; laws of Dusband ; property rights CONSULTATION FREE Rooms 405 404 Evers M Bide. (Ma “0 Wee ttewling t een nae AUTO DELIVERY AUTO DELIVERY CO) Long dimance moving at BILLIARD TABLES | For Gale New and second-hand Carom ‘Gnd Pocket Billiart Tables and bowling Hoye, and. accecsoriee; bar. fixtures. of an Tus; all kinds; easy payments. BRUNSWICK - HALKE - COLLENDER | CO., 109-3-4 First av &, Seattle BANKS i | Fie Canadian Ba ad | Gffice, Toronto, Canada (330 branches tn | Canada etc) General banking dusiness | Tatereet allowed on savings and time Seattle Sranch 0. ¥, HOLT, M BONDA— WARRANTS | ix GOODFELLOW & SON | $11 Rafer Ballding CARPENTERS Beiciman— Jorving and repai 1270. CHATTEL LOANS BACARY LOAse HAT Bank Fite. (th and Pike COAL AND woop \* THe Wainwright & Metacd— Wilton Tite Prompt. reliable deltvery All Kinds cos! OANS COLLATERAL ~— Co—Accounts and Retes bought 202 Hieckiey Bide F!-| Mott 582 2 Bay Datactive Agency 408 Arcade BIE PRA Aa DEPOSIT VAULTS TS ae accnren, Tour, valuable parere | ste, againat fim and durgiare | Jos, B Thomas Co. Ine. 108 Cherry st, | Fokio Baraar—Art novelties: epeciallet —| Semeate repate work. 1908 Third. Mate) 2219 28% off on Umbdrell 28% off on Cut Glass. 26% off on Leather Hand Race HOUGHTON & HUNTER ‘Third and Y. Way on ere ARNE SU NDE 1816 Weatlake Ave. | Theatre by Opposite Colontat Fiaska Junk Co— 3291. Fottalo Jank—170) int ay ® LAUNDRIES a WASHINGTON LAUNDRY Launderers, cleaners and dyers, Cleaners Phone East 1285 ties: con: 18 Lyon meatic trovb gultation free; Pde Main 2791 eneral onfidential DiaMonD 411 Oceta Expert printing pre of tools, inventions eae et Sic ante AU ITO DEL IVEDY Ch Wie ViGUOY ving ing & Blorage < tsED chairs, gains in departine 4 Desk peaks OPTICIANS AND” PAPER WANORES Bix rth 14ae ATTORNEYS PATENT DP.GORIN ! PUL SICIANS aL Didese LY UMBERS kin Frambina + of & waar antecd Main 324% te zai 130 oY PRET “we! Shar x VOTRE IA APS Wied POKAGE oh STAR—TUESDAY, DEC. 8, 1914. PAGE 6. UPHOLSTRRERS Yee ACREAGE PROM ONE POS FIVE TOT ROVED “Stain 2 : ow —lIMPROVEMENTS 2 | | SESS SE PUT THROUGH BY CITY COUNCIL :, SHORT NEWS HERE img about 960) an ideal ranch | AND PAENTS Wirt PAPE at ICES George Jefferson, 817 8 even obbed Union ito, then Doyle, & The counctl Monday approved the st, » AUTO 6 SALI E following improvements: River frightened burglar from room Miller weed wuts a sanitary fill; 43nd ave. N. i, pav-|, 0° Hatton, 2705 Third ave., held . 7 . > . . ing; FPairvie ve av , ath 6 FOR SALE— FURNITURE Th B oui hénbsaes ab ne: Pulrview ave, paving; 13th aye.| |. Watenabe jumped by three men V ve ing Lake Washington, in a settle Councilman Goddard introduced a a ern onal neor Dimock addresses — FURNITURE pele Ree inl Stites etoree and schoc! aisse vy, || lic highway, to be known as Burten| “°"™ ' iy ’ Price $678.00; terme $78.00 hn way, It will begin at the rwec fae coast lumbermen claim og? and balance $1000 per month tion of 18th ave W.. to be extend.| AU! times in lumber industry are Se RineT PUENTE Ooi bitious to Succeed eee a Ce eI eek a ul — Kirkland, Wash th ave, 8. W. to W. Hudson st Carnival yt Empire given last Weak ; h ' be ained 2,000 for Prince of henee southerly to the north line of are ott s ot € > " uma lightand Park dition, at MOTORCYCLES al heard an office man say the other day, Fon #ALE gr me Booby eed li Secretary of Wer Ghivieon Mec The office boy of today doesn’t give a flicker . ee oe Feary Tay. tuaan anal tr W. Henderson 4" 4Pproved plans for bridge over ME PL RITR ee Fy IE for the future, his mind is on baseball and st, thence to an intersection with | *nal at Fremont ken on new motorcycles,” th heave BAIR, coment baoement 204) Dighth ave. 8. W. and W. Barton ms uperior court Judges vote to | ght gH 1¢ minutes: from. @ ? @! thence along Eighth ave, 8. W, to| ®t matter of calling grand jury rest don't believe him! I know better, I BOTHWELL & CROCKETT the south city limite. ra 0. Pre Led 8 MISCELLANEOUS find work in offices where they stand a show house and 4 Jota, $0 frult trees ma ” Pacific, Coast Steamship Co.'s first rw prices of advancement. If 1 were an office man My grading lnctalinents are 90 | eeatee wre held December 28 ely low petec ager, I'd use a STAR WANT AD and put tor th Claude C, Ramsey withdrew from We own and in a few hours interviewing boys—because mone race for Chamber of Comme Smet ten I know I could pick the right boy and there ae yf eta ete tag ay WEA ace oe sumer” tactory tn the West o muld pik ight bo: c - + Frank H. Tape transfers property ge tock alware 0 Rand by build for the future—his and mine 44 HOMESTEADS \10 his wife ATA ® PRICES ae deur a.88 x ; api bien 7 C. E. Peabody, banker, returns roe panel docra ii The Star Want Ad Mas Bo * | Charles W. Dorr, a member at litter eomtoranae ain ssa Sate emits tram rant |the Inw firm of Dorr and Hadley.| Adoo and reserve board terete el aiiding dex MAILN 9400. néitone favoring |Mied at the family rewidence, 1426) Swedish tabernacle women sell jenn fled farming, |E. Roy wt, at 9:30 Tuesday morn-| Red Cross stampa . sastiy eattiveted, | 208 bo + tafe ney . me aie haw) University German club wil! stage| exte ov wo years, and Hie weit byes ~ — which had kept him in bed for two |e) Mt annual Christmas celebra ov cmd | months past | 88, December 1 22’ PERSONALS |28 HOUSEKEEPING RMS.| Dorr came to this atate in 1888,|,,,couneliman Hesketh would pro-| Li 1 re cab e om usin Tadise=Bandereun's Cotton fiowt pills’ | RENOVATED NEWLY FOWNTRT: | locating at Bellinghs In 1892 | iquor or drugs . and cure cure for delayed periods | od and unfurnished houscheeping and| tire tract he was elected to the legislature, |! funded if remedy| siseping roome at very low rates 2610] attie, fer the only public office h held. Washington State Philatelic » Maymond Remedy | Western ave | een ten vecaine vice president | ety meetir « as rare stamp co and general m r of the Alaska ection on display at Savoy ____ INVESTMENTS *! Packing Co, He resigned that pos-| Final election returns show: For! ASS. PAINTS, MIRE BUILDING REAL ESTATE MOKTOAGES, oUF |nition In 1909 and, with Judge Had-| Proposition No. 1, 4,688; agains: PAPER AND HARDWARE AT ONE T% to §%, fully secured. y Joe} ley, set up a law office. 2,968; Chittenden, 6,661; scattering, THIRD LESS. E_Thomes Co. Inc, 108 Cherry ot - e 9 POOR = AS FOR CATALOOUR NO. OB WILLIAM CO, 1943 First Ay & Main 1847 = 40 BUSINESS CHANCES Wil vachane raned for my eauliy In bled _ eae ‘Anal “tie commits suicide | Mariposa 2 er ysis Rotary club plans show In 1915. _FARM LAN Ds ous and home loving ve rt with good, untncumbe or city or town re e@5 Guedes Gaeta anid mot aver fideen ox ¥ pur aaa, @ cease te ee State Taxpayers’ association of 4 50 @: $2.5 60 | De not be sensitive abest am ? dulldings, ‘besides S-reom modern Besa VO 4 Washington organized O4.U thie ad. It te the only way we ean| house, barn 16¢ni30 F. M. Johnaon, elvil engineer, = non Rwarts, Op- | Schott-Shtp method chirepediot “1508 | growing v rISF JED should not receive more than $125 a tometrist. Block Virvaeo in tow month. and Mt Hous it Sih sere Goliar’ worth of property Lenses duplt eer WF Ranch, Kime, Wash MPC =. - dairy, on good paying © where you } A. J. Cranwell's auctioneer’s Il- pé cense ts restored by Mayor Gill woman object Bear a those and clothing and Pare your money for them. TiS Pine/ bout matrimony 26 that wants a tome X-166 tats ce Wash Darrel, 83 Ihe, 36-1 cane) to meet a refined widow, with some churehes, cannery E children; object matrimony. A-13, Mtar | sod wagon Good chance from $60 to #108 p if you could | by thug whom she refused meat @ ath av. none Union |Get married Many rich and beautifwi| make ® comfortable itving. 4 aot it a Ie 90, OFFICIAL CONFIRMATION Mase meeting at Dreamland Tues- RING HOUSE FOR WUSICAL IN-| people would marry if sulted Gend| ‘SAS Owner ‘compelled to leave nek and se*/ was forthcoming today of this col-/day night to discuss prohibition bill wt sme oetnemgig Soaiaing We ante please 49 mot apply. Call at | . MENTS, 1816 WESTLAKE. EL-| stamped envelope Bectal New se) sw eee bee te ume recent surmise that the Ger-| Liner President arrives from Call- a aiieman. alone w ar, owner {| mans had been withdrawing troops | fornia porta i HUMINES® GARDE, GOOD PRINT. sain ia. ie the piace tor vow ifrom France and Belgium for oper-| Longfeliow branch, Mothers’ ING, $c CASH. QUICK PRINT, 206 olie girt a Sr ae coe. rer ations against Russia. Congress, meets Thursday. WASHINGTON BLDG. | to working or country at ple The Petrograd war office esti-| * a ms es Atvercese need set anewer |mates that six army corps and | @— - ———— nt ne sarking | 41 ACREAGE gg five cavairy divisions have been I ELSEWHERE 1 wine ra aes & rae —— |added to the German strength In - sa —e Russian Poland in the: past fort-| Worst storm in years sweeps At- night. |lantic seaboard The Slav version was that part) W. H. Rockhill, noted diplomat, of these troops were from the seriously {ll in Honolulu. for Hrows, Bangor |49 WATERFRONT LANDS Get a start ”” Address |GET A TEN-ACRE TRACT| | OF LAND Get Mt now at Catheart Main 1908 Aa nn ra sot toward Independence and contentment west and that part were new levies./ St. Louls-Southwestern (cotton NEW ThicKs AND PUZELES JUWT andsome you ot 10 steadily | Just think what © wonderful change le A NICE PLACE The proportions were not stated, | net cer! plored, wishes to meet young Indy or! oa coe b * ) conductors and brakemen CEIVED Trick & Pussle Co. 1111 Piret.| plored. wiave eee ate) Seatined me aby mn the next tow however. strike. Pugs! sound country, an4| meal water front: slopes nicaty nap ng ear Reattian i@-mere tracts : the ‘sot Reales cash ranistore. showcases #1) Pine | T dere, with Gock on piace: the soll i#] THe GAINS THE ALLIES ARE Port Judith, L. |., IIfe-eavers ree |i on ter tire! ot * a eat ‘ 9 FOR SALE—LIVESTOCK| solistactery to y0e er OMNSTT Soaks Seem Man Vas Aes AME nly maling in Nerthaly Pronee| nema iar ation cane cram te itsmmcth Brouse turkeys and youne ped: | _’ cs Zit Alar ____| Take the “Northern Pacttie erate any| {aa res! aod bur at 1.388 |and Belgium, following thelr long| pertinng, ve took SNOW Opens In Ton married. West” matrimonial orn representative will meet ; 4 : ete ney. weskinaton "| “punitened Malled “fren The Cor-| yeu at Catheart. ‘Train leaves every earty bide. ruta ane weeks of slow retirement, undoubt| secretary Redfield aske $225,000 | SEATTLE HORSE MARKET —T7it| __Tervendent. Toledo, Onto em yl fp pk Blea Me Ry A baugerencr4 for survey of Pacific coast. a ont station “ntveraity etation min In the German str | “ Yuet &, Avetion Tosedara 1m m| Fone, man wiih cree inate | tee Pure refunded. pur nacera | SO EXCHANGES SS maka. | orate f, Sarton wins mayoratty In = <Tlew X-181 | eee 3 ecaae TO TRADY— ior itt COMRER ON TARE) Of the 300,000 reinforcements akima ap yy es | WARON HOME—INVALIDS AND 735 | WEST & WHEELER BUKIEN CAM LIN. JUST OUTSIDE | gent to Poland, probably halt, at| 2: W. Mathes, former Netherlands | a A et |e NORD PROFLE. E MERCER 209 Cotman Block CITY LIMITA WILDE. $12 NEW! east, and possibly more than that, |Consul, held in Portland on forgery! 14 LOST AND FOUND _|,<*"!701_¥"* Phone Moin 1947 Se NOrE 2007. _—-|were withdrawn from the west. | Charge, wants sult dropped. Jet ACQUAINT aad Wir 4a beta ee Peach Mak ts) ten] Wheiter. we seasoned veter- Receiver for Chicago, Rock Island | nnd e6hAcessen. 710 Pine ot. Ladies tree SOME OF THE REASONS | 197,014 Dooke ove Frank Bille, 1166 First | ether these d to) Mf Marti Ni at | Wr . oda rapeigy ted SEBS |ans can be returned to France and | & Pacific Co. refused #0," home: painies origin Mant Gm teen Wako coe eet ml |Beigium is a crucial problem for| Mrs. Molly Irwin, Austin, Ore., pee ores. _ i nd. line tmmediareiy around |51 REAL ESTATE LOANS |the kaiser. : : | pescenltsehy gets three months for * i 1 Prices and terme om “FR TOR FE 5 Ihe Lowt—Founta’ par 7 . 4 oman ate tom in | beth land 4 tumber are right. tt Loans Mooey AT ANY RATE, IT 18 PLAIN R. W. Bell buys interest of L. D. band, between Pike 1 working woman of widow, not| lle 4 to & miles from Anohomish, on Before buying or building, see the kalser has reached the end of Howe in Toledo State bank e and Third, Monday morning yeare of Guest matrimen: or handy to good reads. There) GEO A. VIRTUE CO. Rou bea areer w Rrtinas sot Meweeds oat Cathe | ieee arte eee te TTT Sle 6.a0ts tenga ana 8 tatan Garr! + us Reston Dioe®. |hjs supply of arme | Lieut. Gov. Hart serving as acting ; : sehesla, store, RFD ‘ene jiteh: -sarasepuiaeel He undoubtedly has more men,| governor DRESSMAKING | member of trate from 46 to. 160 sa A Mortaage Co. 1404 Fourth but he cannot have weapons for| Portland hotel, at Long Beach, UA ewri | suitable for dairying, “Write er see| between Pike and Union more than he has already in the burns down. 13th ave “o ‘i BM MEIKLEJONN, Man pS =| ETDS: a ___ | field; otherwise, It would not be| Nine women drawn on Whatcom Aue sith ere sa BEFORWED| Bepcrement tint tec hamtn’ wing. | AMATE WMS TOTSAN ON TNPROVED |necaseary “for shim to, shift. hie comes prema Jur | noses corrected o Arcade Bite | tle _THRER LAKB®_LBR free tO gree ee a hottest |troope from frontier to frontier,! salary of Coroner Thompson of Sceiaailag vast " red milion,” Welizeciokieene | #18 BOSTON BLOCK jeince a more satisfactory course,|whatcom upheld, because he gave Main £04 Hox 37, Bcap Lake,| #™all amounts from his standpoint, were it open | money taken from bodies of Sedro- | REMODELING | BEAMS | property: te to him, would be to strengthen his) Woolley bandits back to bank. _ | het made over, up TSPERACRE |. forces in the field by the calling of) German-made pontoon ‘crane falls Wants lady to take care ot| Kavanaugh's 02.00 Hate * JEN TS ie - resh men to the ¢ }in test at Colon ma at Norway Mouse. | aiid TRWELT Tiae PER MONTH TE%, 8%, 1% It Is clear that four months of ioe. rellneedavere | _Thira ao 96 ae 00 neren rich Soncn Soll; wots, waters} ey Maer etaeey See. Wel depadaating wartare have. sahauey |. “cation” vena Coenen enone | Haltimore Dye Works —Wulte cleaned, OT | et with creeks and springs, 244m NOUN” DexNy 2 wine ed even Germany's great prepa ch sik ve |18 FEMALE SITUATIONS | ‘i> #7" io fon of Ben ft ereaaty | earn AIS. DOTARR |tlons. lok aein seukipmaunies Coe wants office work @ knowledge} oS in Sere ons underbrush % me | Man-of-war In distr > umes thom onlery, Wtties strying. die: TELEPHONE HELPS City, Pa., was battleship Kansas. sien. Price | Fred Ostjen, big New York butter | | LE THIEVES man, arrested for using oleo ofl in x svo gis 'o eare|23 WANTED TO RENT | i , an. aah} S$ making butter | Addrens A mes 23 LITTLE CHK KE N RANCH] | Prof. J. H. Brewster tells federal , Peas ier s ’ from the Durglars are finding the telephone| Committee investigating Colorado a Ballard venta you's oe area at aibeaels deat tn. Selemion strike that militia men are “scoun-| ° finer Medi« « a Suet ta . drels. a confineme Ma r Fg | whether there Is any one home at | oats. COLE gy A snap at $360, houses they plan to rob. R. N. Gibson, after going to Ore-| | i . ia} : @ per month | 1. B.C tn. 1516 E, Meroer st.,| £00 penitentiary unescorted, was re-| TaeS | SaanetAS. “ademanitaaa < N TON CO. reports to the police that he an-/fused admission because he forgot tae teak >! S§PIRITUAL MEDIUMS 0 swered bis phone half a dozen times | Commitment papers ate of invalid; | WILL KANOUSP—The only apint pho R sia Monday to find no one on the line,| Liner leaves Savannah for Ger- Ris Tih. | _toweapher and’the beat 610 Pie st i i Neighbors of Gladden report sim-|™Aany with 50,000 bales of cotton. fe “ PCs Ons. senna, EC Tiaee aie Helee ame tent Y OP | the Tht shoulder of ja Perl iar calls, Suspicious men were| Aesistant Paymaster John B. }19 MALE HELP WANTED gang eA Pe ———.| ie lots of work; land ies nearly level | 2:84 cottage butte, J8¢ 1; bacon bucks, | noticed in the neighborhood | Rwald transferred from cruiser Mil | raat Kha OF. CORDE , PHRENOLOGIBT. | ana tn partly cleared and fenced: the Ib. Stalle 6 and 6, leg of mutton, 166 Two burglars made a desperate | Waukee, at Bremerton, to Mare is!- | | Pvosirotat Seine a SS re een eee joo pot roast, 160 Ib Btall” 116, and free ¢ Gry salt ttempt to gain entrance to an # barber trade } ti eo from gravel or Gry salt pork, 80 1b: spare) 8 “The Alab Kid" gives dam: ip she | Price #41 Ise Ib Stall 126, extra fine Kast-|apartment occupled by Mra, H je Alabama gives damag- “ae 24 FOR RENT, Furnished. = vacon, 220 1b. Stall 331, sweet Japmn-| Lapp in the Victoria Terrace Apts.,|iN& evidence agalnst police in Chi- earn barber | . anges, ibe don; c 1120 15th av., by smashing in the / Cao graft p o tearning. 3 ae con Tecoms ond Seattle | yr peume : ag i cecal. woul door. Mra. Lapp phoned for the| : G Carey, after IIving 12 years Wast | dare gear | A LITTLE CHICKEN RANCH fOUTH END police, The men escaped before | With broken neck, dies from organte mi | so og hCRES $175 Stall 87, 9 cane ensed milk, 18¢| the officers arrived |ailment in Los Angeles. | AUTO DELIVERY Co. |,,, $10 CASH. $5 MONTHLY ny order 1 tb. bull toe or cotte hue | Margaret McCready, charged | | tract 8 the beat there ts 3 Toe sho. | Stall ESN |with writing obscene letters to Anything Deilvered Anywhere pos igs hel BO ete eae o'r fvge| Prominent Michigan resident, goes| Billott 364 506 Ofv farmers’ grange : 8 stuffed exon trial in Denver, . + 2 A. 8. Sheppard, former owner eed ba Attractively furntehed Colonial |} Denver World, dies at Batoptles, ‘ ' nek ‘ n Mexico Mat sand tinue strike. | AMUSEMENTS Wn Oe Diets Kote Se eh | ; |nardino rancher, kills former house | loom Wor Rent—WNies. cosy, stent p tn an idoat t| Statin 18-95, a 8 arline, 100 | iP keeper and ends own life Nae isd peed: S106 Tok ena ea Ho}cans fish, alis, 160, 2 ifs “oune clam “ Moore Tonight 8:30 J. F. Plerson, jr., & Co., New York, 20—MALE SITUATION 9 pe a AA. diag van | natats Se: nasorted cooktes , All Week Qe can’t meet obligations. a manners | ARSH & CO. 1200 84 AVE.|3 ie. good eotes, Stat 4 bs sane cleaner vg MATINERS DAILY: De meeaice MMparaation. Rabon Wa * aa janitor; Heenm t : piv ACKES ; * summer saus eo Ib edward 8. Cnr ot : 4 cn ety|25 For Rent Unfurnished ea HE Diem aome| Weiners 166 Th: 36e hottie eutaup 2. wae Seca ae band Dec smber 1 total funds of . oJ FP ‘ me | hh Jellies, glare. 0 80,817 i ded S, a RD ‘ nd near echool; ® trips datly| goup, 4 cans milk lbs. augur | Nights, 250 and | oo MAL@ situation |" Se coaiinnas. 925, casi | Sige Sts, oh behind sowser dg, 14 EVERETT APPLIES EE. sins. Furn , | CLIFFORD YAN ARSDALE, Inc.| 9, hallbut, 196 Ib, a tbs 25 0 | aon a | tous rset ave. annie Piet MO toa Ke SEATTLE THEATRE | FOR CITY SERVICE » Fist for rent AWFUL CHEAP | 1 a7, PIKE PLACE . THE SEATTLE PLAYERS IN Sgt ae & ehette i PLL L LIS Sta A ne, wt granulated Presiden! aas oO! he ounce! 7 ‘ jmumar, 440. Btall 6, pastourized “FAST LY NE” Monday referred the letter from the ii acres of good Inna: slashed and easily! miik fo gt. Stall 00 Jara apple but y ust |26 HOTELS red; amail house; tacos on matn| tar, ‘She; ioe mechanies’ soap. tes pure N trade council of Everett requesting HOTEL OXFORD nty reed and milk route It must] gorghum tm bulk, Abe «al, bring Jug. |p Mvenings Seattle municipal light and water| MN STANLEY, Mer Wag" MEE Tnauire 324 Laverty Seall 0, new ‘crop olden daten ibe 1.:|[ Masimees, Wed. nd Sat service for verett, to the city util te mes no hills. $18 Union et ; cbaene on fe A el 100 Stall PANT. ES | | iw latiah cookion abe stat that} ton, 1819% Second. $2 week up. | 20 acres, ood clay soll; no gravel, ‘Thie| ovate « oF anion ean, 2 the Stone & Webster company at on X- 189, | tend lise fine; only one mile from good | 38¢ olive oll, 6 | ‘The Ever-Popular Monologist, — | vere zing exorbi ; 4 rep Object ei abel sont at arava eae | Everett is charging exorbitant rates |a7 FURNISHED ROOMG {ores cont ete evans and wild} Ganieany | J. CORBETT [both for light and water, and that ral r Kent—Purnished front roo T . . | : yen ¥ na @ front room | Just the place for chickens, Stalls 43-48-47, 7 100 cane clon | JAMES |many people in Everett would rath ter a fons modern, sauy wali intance | couple ot egw. if 700 want pure slive'all, 860: at rine, Former world’s heavyweight cham-| er do business with the city of Se tren 5 Box Mo. 14 lssi7 Toa — Sle monthly, MA, Obit et pion [atte than with the private com: . week, $2.00 up. fean Bank Building fail 10c and 200 pany. W. H, Hatch, miner from Gordova, in stateroom on; off Ocean! Harriman shopmen vote to con-| | Merle Pain, prominent San Ber-| LIVES WITH THE HEAD HUNTERS TO MAKE FILMS young ago n ma room in the frame } 1 stood where the now ts He hur out a sign on which wae A, Kdaward Curtis, Photos Later on, as the elt Curtis’ Hin dingy room became too small, so be enlarged hin studio and hired an asslet Then he moved into the Downs block. He's there yet. I had always been fond of at ng the habits of the Indians. One day be packed up his camera and journ mo nto the land of the Navajos He mingled with them and has the distinction of being the only white man ever to gain entrance into thelr inner counsel, The knowledge he thus gained he put into a book. It took 20 volumes to tell all knew. Curtis of recent years has become ested in moving pictures, Two years ago he journeyed north along the northwest coast of | Vancouver Island, and here he die | covered an unusual and picturesque tribe of Indians, the Kwakuitls of the North Pacific. Probably Curtis is the first white man this tribe of “Head Hunters,” |as they are known, ever Anyhow he was the first to bring the history of their tribe back to | civilization. For more than two years he lived with these strange people. He recorded incidents in their home life; he caught them with his camera in their search for food along the rocky coast. He learned | their secrets and their traditions. | Through the help of the natives these traditions were acte¢ out be fore his camera, This interesting film, under the title, “In the Land of the Head Hunters,” was shown at the Moore theatre Monday night, opening an eight nights’ engagement Matinees dally. PLACE ON STAND Victor M. Place, the attorney, was the chief witness for the defense in the Tape conspiracy case Tuesday. Place dented the alleged plot to |keep witnesses from testifying against Tape. The case probably will go to the jury Wednesday. —e/GERMANY PROTESTS MANUFACTURE OF AMMUNITION IN U.S. WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.—Charges that two American concerns had manufactured 58,000,000 rounds of “buckshot cartridges,” said to be a new style of dumdums, for use by British troops, were filed with the state department today by the German embassy. Accompanying the protest were numerous photo- graphs and samples of the car tridges. BRITISH ADVANCING AMSTERDAM, Dec. 8—The Brit- ish today captured Passchendale on the raflroad midway between Ypres and Roulers. This repre- sented another advance by the al- lies, opening the way for a flank movement against the Germans toward Menin. TACOMA, Dec. 8,—Discussion of an advance in prices featured the opening session of the annual con- vention of the Western Forestry and Conservation association here Monday. An increase of $3 per 1,000 w dvocated. a AND org | Marriage Liceases corse Rosner, 43, Portiand, Or. ie Rosner, 2 | and \ O. F. Webb, “Everett, and | Amanda E. Hedbes Everett Cha: Peel, leg ttle, and Irene legal age, Se Peter ence B Sick Ralph H. Fowkes, New Ro- chelle, N. Y., and Amelia Frandsen, legal age, Beatle Fred Astvig, 2% San Francisco, Cal, Jand Madelyn Mattiand, 19, Seattie. | T. Maruyama, 28, California, and Toktyt Omura, 21, Japan | Births Mre. and Mr. Horne, 2064 Queen |Anne ave, a son, November 29. Mre and Mr 402 Sixth ave, @ daughter 20, Mra. and Mr. Peter Cooper, 1407 Eighth jave. S, a daughter, November 30. Mra. and Mr. Walter McCune, 19% Etruria st, a daughter, November 30. Mra. and Mr. J. ter, 6 Dravue at, a daugh November 24, Mra. ani W. 0. Nel ge ave, jaughter, No Mrs. and Mr. J. Hogiand. i's S, a on, 1 or 3 Mra, and Mr. ¢ Ixen, st, @ won, 162 18 November | Deaths Dull, 7216 Palatine ave, 8 onto ber 4 Effie B. Allen, $053 12th ave. N. E., 48, | December &. x | Hdwin Parson Claybaugh, 1115 &, Co- |lumbia st,, 21, December 3. | Henry Downte, Sit Kilbourne st., 80, December 4 Win, Jones, #69 E, @Tth at, 66, Decems Deoemb 3 * 45, 0 ember 2 “4 nh | Divorces ¢ Ruth J. HM fro: a W. mn Kathryn B, Lofts from Wm. A, Lofts. ©. Richard Vogel from 8. Vogel. Mary J. Jn Margaret man, drunkenness, frie ‘Wh and Des! ever tle f) acer yea f PY :

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