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

sroRAGE 5 fraproot storage warehoure, Cen tral Stree White Hide MALE ggg ni ier CTORY ac: BE ; UPTOT RARER sth Ma CMY Bisth Biliort DIRE ei iwene i Pine Ma Seattle, Wash WALL PAPER Classified Ad Rates AND PAINTS Rifective dune 1 NOTICES Transient Charge Rates RATES CONTRACT Atain 9400 WAR e PRT wa MOTORCYCLES MAIN 9400 RRA Renee WownNs aurts ReOATS $2 UP & COHAN Main Ted ve MENS AND MIK drow INDIAN MO’ Wr pnd-hand taken on 8 Ration Rring ad SR Rey y SATE GRINDING row Mor SAL vis ROYOLE Dm CONDE AP. HEA) oor Ww MP, IN VERY DN. WILL SELL LIGHT, HOKN, ETC, eA WITH IT. PHONE BALLARD 2891. ADDRESS 7A N. 16TH ST and wife; property CATION FREE MISCELLANEOUS 4 Eilers Music Bide M i “= sex Tiewling tawsers eee | AUTO DELIVERY DAVIS Rr ATTORNEYS AT-LAW Zovice F JOSEPH ALLEN. AT) TORNEY awe husband < CONST ue: ~ ae on NEW PRICES ON DOORS Long Gistance moving. BILLIARD TABLES Fale New and second-hand ‘and Pocket Billiard Tables and bow Glleys and accessories; bar fixtures of | kinds, easy paymente | THE BALKE - COLLENDER Seattle jereat allowed on saving atte. Menttie Branch oY MOLT, Mer | 8 the} trot store front 327.00 GLASS, PAINTS, MIRRORS. BUILDING | | BONDS — WARRANTS eS TOUN Goon nL x B11 Ratley Pe nnn eee Fehsimac—Jovbing and repaire 1370. | ne. th came Waia AS FOR CATALOGUR NO. O_ n WILLIAMS CO. 1942 Piet Av Mata fia? SWEEPIN WROUND, Main 19 ERMS NO AND CARRY WALDRON'S. EAR GAS OFFICE RVERY WHERE TEN NOTHING DOWN MONTHLY, ON FINE RUGS: ALSO BIG AND ODD SIZB8. WALDRON’S NEAR GAS OFF 1922 FOURTH. SMITH ST AXMINGTERS Values, CLOSING OUT AT 8 FULL BORDERED, PERFECT RUGS ALAO OTHER BARGAINR WALDRON’, HENRY BLDG.. 1332 FOURTH For fale—Per oll heater Queen Anne nar Bank Hide COAL AND woop ainwright & SMeleot Prompt. reliable delivery A COLT ATERAT LOANS Waapectabie piace to borrow money etemgese and jewelry: hk vate offices Amertean Jewelry Co. Bai Si MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY RQUITABLE LOAN CORPORATION 1122 Amertean Bank Rutiding Phone Main 1111 XM Anderson Go-—-Aecounts and ‘notes bought. 202 Hinckley Bidg. Fl- Mott 53 ———~PETRCTIVE ACRNCTES Cady Detective Agency f Arcade bia Phone Nadee sharpened 1409 tm RUMENTS, 2618 1816 WESTL MUSICAL TST VERW CARDS, GOOD your v » © CAS QUICK PR eainst fim and dursiare | | e CASH. QUICK ¥ Co. Ine 108 Cherry at. | = ypar secur: ate. Jos F. Thom Fokio Bazaar Art *% Aelicate repair work = 2219 3203 Third. Main Bring tn your 25% off on Umbrelian. oe 28% off on Cut Glass 25% off on Leather Hand Rage HOUGHTON & HUNTER ‘Third and Yesler Way PAIRING OUR RPRCTALTY" ARNE SUND 1816 Weatiake Ave Opposite Cotontal Theatre JUNK Fiaska Junk Co—ii20 2291 Fiatiaio Junk —17 1118 First Fine | |9 FOR SALE—LIVESTOCK MARKET — Tit tion Tuesdays, 1p A Mawn 2762 av & Billet! Vehicles and Implements Kenney Wai Tentiie, Wash, Far and sella ay S Willott 3043 NDRIES | "WASHINGTON LAUNDRY Launderers. cleaners and Ayers, eleoners ne Fast 1285 POULTRY wo old geane, | aecond- | carpet | P 10 LAWY! « Toole May finn mestic troubles fultation free; confidential Wide Main 2781 SN A MACHINERY DIAMOND MACHING & MP 411 Occidental A Expert printing press machinists of tenia inventions ‘ : TOTeo ee Washincion Mon ARISE OO oye eneral pacties: con-| 618 Lyon . 60. | = Tenesay|14 LOST AND FOUND ROKR —|ity m| Ja ing FF Bekins Swing & Storage © t 414. Auto + ns, fireproot rt packers. reduced freteht. | MUSIC AND ARRANGING Friday ne Main DRESSMAKING 8640 WWENGON Dr ave Phone Rast sares,|16 AGENTS WANTED pr i DESKS, ate in our LIBRA Laycock, 223 Win Brn PATENT ATTORNEYS FRED P. GORIN Patent Atiar” 701 Central + patente | pa Be BIE | for instruction in shorthe ts in exchange Seatth Pike. CORE DOSE LITTER LOC PHOTOGRAPHERS 18 FEMALE SITUATIONS PHYSICIANS aL Di Arthur Croo TINT |19 MALE HELP WANT yf. Grant aft ED BARBER COLLEGE cea, 204 109 M Hione men | PLUMBING PRT ORI BERLE ARES ATI MAPS Made daily” Mesion, 1430 Pitt. Main vi i tr00 ‘ik Pike BF, THEN Pay} - There is something tonight. But there is want in Star Want the week Maybe it’s an auto. or maybe a horse or a mahogany dresser or a gas stove, a house and lot, a chicken farm, or any one of a hundred other things. something for you, something you Ads STAR—SATURDAY, DEC. 12, 1914. PAGE 6, au 10 ACK Matriot J. MARSH & "i SOME OF THE REAS A at Three Le Was ie selling prices lumber from “re ‘and are right Bnohe oat a tral n ¥. D, and DIRECT. Have from 40 to 140 ne for you on this page tron ae Maybe a job, MEIKIRJONN, Manager AKmR T L with Us of tracts DEAL Land Hide BR ESTATE WATE REA v New, # 10 BO Leary Mutlding Waorifice, s400-—Lat Park nd Add 5 Mow almost every day in from owner And there is something in the way of a profit for you if you Want Ads as de hundreds are MAIN 30-Foot Lot, 125 De on Queen Anne Hill \ 480 Cash, Balance to Muit Street grade water paid tn f AWIT AY AAW lt VIAV UW son 19 MALE HELP WANTED TAVE MONEY) At the Dareaie 20—MALE SITUATION Man and wife and it onte ranch te & good tandecn) one child would like 20 MALE SITUATIONS Wtd WHY DO LUNDQUIST-LILLY SELU ti ‘e sults for $16? Hecause they sell floor Joshus Tar sult second floor? 21 SALESMEN WANTED | Wanted —Be work; big pay. ¥ f openings offering fiee easy tematically Man will de any-| Kanane 22 PERSONALS ¥ uv cary Mw Wink ea ReEMO rected nD 4079 peronMes Arcade Bide trimontal The Too 0 for delayed pertode Money refunded If remedy fair trial. Raymond Rem: ville Dancing guarn 00 in 4 priva ate halle dance Latew ranch ning widow rth $1,200, ntlemen. De 10, Ideal 1 ifs Arey liable Prien Evans, i man, 46, would oledo Langue, 7 rich and beautiful id marry {f sulted, Send ped envelope, Hoctal Kexister, Se w no tneum= fan Irth Ali, Star MAP i VaLipa AND PE MERCER idower Indy ana | acep CAPITOL | CITY. NA J 710 Pina wt. Ladies free onfinement al twilight 2877 Working ™ juaintance ia Arend jRWETL MAN rd. Office 4 Works | Mina iG | _ Tr ANNA WILT w Py Mia ii0 thin ad, A-20, | 7 ir | REAL read and use Star f other Seattle readers 9400 ry BALLARD BEACH LOT * H080 YOUNG | rman |44 HOM 74 and 0th ave. N & BROnERO ra eis ESTEADS THE RIGHT TIME TO BUY A CEMETERY , LOT in only reasonable time buy a cemetery lot advance of a real of such a property Washelli, the Perpetual Care Park Cemetery, appeals to your business judgment Write for a explains the is ny need cold, calm 47 FARM LANDS oklet that ARD Washelli. plan Washelli The Perpetual Care Park Cemetery |FORW ro THI LAND American Necropolis Company L. C. Smith Bldg Elliott 2619. WEST & WHEELER a a. an Bank Wide Tveres of water 22 PERSONALS aru EXCHANGES | to~ jt ba 7 TO 16 ACHR Den't worry about capital CLOSE TO BURIEN LAKE CAR ¢ LINE; GOOD SOIL; LIES WELL. Uicdy paaaa Glen aes WYLDE, 412 NEW YORK BLOCK. ‘owns nice, comfortable heme, £50 seree| een ee ann finest "wheet lana, noah waalne, teket worth 30.008, tneomme 48,000 yeartss eles| 51 REAL Refore wuying of bullding, eee st] GYO A. VIRTUR CO. Bostsn Mock REAL RATATE Bond & Mort between Pike ae ¢ Co, 1406 Fourth ave 4 Union 0 LOAN ON TPR ESTATE. RANGING FROM ooo, MA MROEDER, N BLOCK property) low rr Treatment | payments Sturtevant & © ae wieela ee: masrt-| TU%, 8%, THe aa} make bullding to CALMOUN ‘eapectable widows a : eiaye os friendeht able vend bron If agreeable nid. Re Ad, STOCKHLDs’ it NOTICE MEETING RWOLDERY ING f the stockholders “a & “ OF WF 1500 Piret av | Th* annual ave ‘ana Wash day the 20th at the hour of # on. for the purp tore of the compan Wednesday SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS Por CORDELL. tographer on thie 24 FOR RENT, Fernished. We can ture bet reader, 28 TT Youle, | tle, Washington, Decemb on Ta xO DELIVERY CO. Anything Dellvered Anywhere Biitott 284 £06 Oltve. Tit HOTEL HURNAIDY uhle and single housekeeping 1 outside roa money on your tural ma and Seattle RATING AUTO MONDAY beat milk, tho w coffee pkee ariine, and up b. box 1606% Fi tor purchase ane fh king alt, 1 D roome. 4 up Ing roome, #3 ner Market 26 HOTELS HOTEL OXFORD JOUN STANLEY. Mer x FF - pr inrrington n 27 FURNISHED ROOMS Lares, front to walking distan doz. pki all % 4 rut r Two ib toe Ib fresh herring, 6 SANITARY 4-36, mil 1 ne peaches, 2he, Stalls #1; full PD, 10 fresh 2 tbe. Week up | Stalls ater for 2 4n4T. cream brick « atoon, 1 Bayou New Zealand butter, % Ibs 200 Ib.; 2 10 f pli armarine, ned 4 reamery but 25, fancy 1b, of bacon, pork roast PIKE PLACE MONDAY--Stall 6, pastouri#ed mili, te Stall 17, £ Ibe. standard granulated “4 Stalls 91-32 dried th} fancy api 1b, shell walnuts 10¢ Ib, Btall 66, pure, sweet elder, 206 gal.; botled older, at cocoa, abo; 4 all 6, cocktall or He 64-66, per kraut 1, lat front Tower | sugar onay walking distance | peaches 1707 Main. at | Btant 20, eott — golden 4 Yakima 10 nut but Rent —Porniel ders week 1317 riper woh, 03.00 wp SOUSEKEEPING RMS. t BWHY FURNIOT housekeeping and at very low rates. 2010 16 ibe. rolled oats, 40 navy beans, 4 hp A WEATLAKE MONDAY—Statie 200-140, INVESTMENTS | ie i limbarge conlng No. 60 wack aay macaroni 6 sharp cheone, cheese, 2he Ib. Th, Stall 20) 10; sweet Bpantah Btall 240, Hn mpin. fine e«e plant, 106 7. fruit by don: bu head choose, Ib. Stalls pin 206 each Aristo Black 1%, fancy dill weet plekler, at ne, 26 fancy ESTATE MORTOAGHS, $600 UP. ibe. 1% to 8%, tally secu ft by Jom E_ Thomas Co. tno, 108 Cherry at BUSINESS CHANCES Alawiea. portunities ontons, onions, & Ibe. }ach, @ tbe ren binoutte, 100 de ham large rere Apples, Stall 319, f f arth. | souTH Atal) 64 4 walmon, 1be pt. END olives, {he pt plekled her Bust entrance, live Minn tonne * ring, ns, LEGAL NOTICES {feb WATER DiaTRICr VOR THE WHATERN Din OF WASHINGTO! eT 10» ie i THCY ADMIRALTY. oA COM. injon arnehig Limite tt AY for IT MAY Concer ree OF AMRRICA KTRICT OF WARHE DIVINION, BM tackle, turn fie Habtitty injury arising that certain Petr Vietoria.” ¢ Vancouver, Dominion August 1914 Me for eppere Gamano Washington 1 whether foresala at 19 o'clock #. m. aliewations of sald otherwise they will Asharred from partictpat and anawer and ited at Beattie, Wi ron ington, September JON M Marshal for Washington, ROTLE. the We Northern United sta tet Dt 4 Ihe. 16 ‘ARREST 2 MORE FOR SMUGGLING News of the arrest of Clifford |Jostin and George W, Price on a secret indictment charging them with smuggling alien Chinese into the United States was given out Saturday noon by the federal av- thorith Joslin was arrested Fri- day night at Gold Bar. Price was taken two days ago, but the fact kept secret until Joslin's arrest. China Dan was arrested on a similar indictment immediately fol- jowing the first Tape trial. voavevonrnens| RETURN BAIL JUMPER PEORIA, IIL, Dec, 12—In cus B|tody of a federal officer, Annette Loder, wanted in Seattle on a gov- jernment indictment, left for Seattle pravea | today, The woman jumped her bond Immediately after arrest. Marriage Licenses Tenney, lowal age, Bar Albert W. and Lillian J a Lucretia Wright Abraham Lazansky, We Jennie Levin, legal age, a4, Ba Port Or Mra and Mr, ¢ Mra and ave W. 8 Mra) “ai w riddle, 2417 Fourth December 4 a2. F & fon, Novemb Mr HA 4102 Ww. & fon, per 29. Mr. W. F. Edwards, 106 17th . December 2 John Sheehy 1 EB, Garrison, 1917 19th St. Flor December ® Naseman, Parker & daughter, December and Mr. BE. H. Moy, 121 B. at, m daughter, December 6 Mra and Mr. W. H. Cobh, a daughter, December 4 Mre and Mr. ©. 8. Brenner, #811 Yar. outh place, a son, November 80. Mre and Mr. J. B Muckley, 2218 10th ave, @ won, November 30 Deaths Burke, Swedish hospital ence Apartments, | Mre, and Mr | Apartments, Mre Ww. iL 8th 5408 Tracy Patriok D | December 7 Cora Corry ber 10, 1 107 B. 64th at, 89, Decem: Divorces Jennie I Hosfield from field | Margaret Cadden from | den Guasio Roreiter fr } Tina M. Lee fr Martha J Jno, L. Hos Thos, R. Cad Arthur bt F m Miles Lay Gearge Pinto » Maria Pint ‘ace Farmer from David Farmer May I m from Gu | Effie Yearous tr Alben L. Yearous | Watth Vedder from Richard Vedder | Minnie 8, McGrath from Lawrence BE. MeGrath Hugh Garvin from Helen Garvin pha A. Hoage from David TH. 1H John W, Clem from Mary B. Clem, Carrie Livesley from Walter Livesley Daisy Ambrecht from Max Ambrecht May kK from Robert Ke: Ethel Covell from William J Hila J, Philp from 8. &. Phtip | Isabelle Spencer from Charley Spencer nM. Pohiman from Nicholas Poh! Berelter. m Re Lee, Lay fr Covert Divorces Asked | gonn Bltzabeth M. Watkine va ompatibtiity Thomas ve Thomas, ruelty; Floren Charles © Watkins, tr fund to help ynemployed. THE WOLF OF NEW YORK, CAUGHT . ) -| ATLAST, “SQUEALS” ON HIS PACK; THEY'RE WAITING FOR REVENGE HE WAS PROUD © 4 “EMPLOYER NEW YORK, Dec, 12.—“Dopey Benny” F The Wolf of om n trapped at last very other trapped st, the moment he was caught he an to squeal. Known as “the men,” ever since four of his com rades in crime paid the death pen alty for the killing of Herman Ros enthal, “Dopey Benny” has been fa mous in the underworld. Wherever money was to be ex jtorted or a man was to be beaten up |for hire, the police were sure to find Benny Fein and his sinister pack At first Benny himself did the Jobs he was paid for. But latterly he was prond to be known as “an employer,” merely pocketing the lion's share of the blood money and getting a sub-| ordinate to do the actual work. Today, only 30 years old, he has been arrested 29 times; was sent} once to the house of refuge, twice to the workhouse, once to Elmirr reformatory, and twice to Sing Sing prison. Though often arrested, mys- terlous influences nearly always| procured Fein's discharge. It has been “Dopey Benny's” | boast that he makes $10,000 a year at his trade of Jackof-all-crimes! It was a labor organizer's com plaint that sprang the law's trap on The Wolf of New York. Fein had offered his services to Benjamin Salmovovitz, organizer of Kosher Butchers’ union No. 9. | | He told Salmovovitz that for | $2,500 he would force every kosher! butcher in New York city to join the | union, | Salmovovitz knew that the unpre | ‘Analysis | | of Moves | in Europ NEWS OF A VISIT BY THE! czar to Tiflis, the administrative center of the Transcaucasian region, suggests that Russia is maturing plans for a serious campaign against |the Turks, whose territory adjoins Transcaucasia to the south. In striking contrast to the public. ity it is giving to the Russo-German campaign in Poland, the Petrograd war office is maintaining a profound wilence concerning events In the southeas: Presumably this army Is being con ee TURKEY'S MILITARY IMPO- tence since It engaged in the war as an ally of Germany seems to bear out this column's recent suggestion that clashes are occurring at sultan’s capital between the element which would wage a campaign sole-| ly In Turkish interests, and the fac-| tion shaping Ottoman strategy to suit German purposes. Irresolution is evident on the part| of the Ottoman leader: | There are no signs of a Moslem campaign under the direction of any one with a firm grip on the situation. | oe BULGARIA PROBABLY WILL enter the war as an ally of the An-| glo-Franco-Russian combination! when It receives assurances of terri-| torial reward for its assistance. Bulgarian co-operation would per- mit of an attack on the Turks from| the European side of their territo-| ries, and if the Turkish army were engaged at the time in operations against Egypt or the Russians in Transcaucasia, Constantinople’s fall would be inevitabl This fear promises to keep the| Turks in a state of Indecision in- definitely. because a Slav/ tra’ there. SUCH A SITUATION OPENS AN opportunity to Russia in Asia Minor. It comes at a momeni, however, when the Germans are seriously threatening Warsaw. | Nevertheless, if a choice must be | made, the Slavs are capable of aban |doning the Polish metropolls as a| trategic necessity In preference to Everett draws $2,000 from park| defending it with troops they want char, for a campaign against the sultan. | New | last of the gun/ KNOWN AS AN OF’ CROOKS. possessing visitors who made this proposition were The Wolf of New York and his pack. He was intimidated, and gave them $50 to go away. To earn their money the gang began to break store windows and beat up the owners. Salmovovitz, who did not care for this method of winning a strike, begged The Wolf of New York to quit Pay me $150 or we'll keep right on!” said Dopey Benny, “and you'll catch it, too.” It was then the distracted Sal- movovitz complained to the police, and they arrested Fein for attempt- ed extortion after Salmovoyitz had been observed to pay him a marked $50 bill, His girl wife has promised to work and wait for The Wolf till’he gets out of Jail. But The Wolfs pack say that if he ever gets bis liberty again they will cut “his squealer’s tongue out.” DROP CHARGES AGAINST MAN HELD 9 MONTHS The supreme court affirmed the lower court in holding that no suf- ficient criminal complaint has been charged against W. P. Stan- ley, alias H. K. Lum, who was al- leged to have filed a physician's certificate to practice medicine ua der a false name. Although both the lower and the higher court have held that there never was areal criminal charge placed against Stanley, the latter has had to stay in the county jail for nine months for lack of bail money. He will not be released until the remittitur is received here from the supreme court, probably next Monday or Tuesday. The story of the sinking of four English transports in the English channel, off Dover, by German sub> marines, as reported in the Pink edition of The Star yesterday, lacks confirmation The report came to the Washing: ton Staats Zeitung from a New York correspondent. Jacob Schaeffer, the editor, said today the information did not come through consular agents and was not official. "< ATKINSON TO TALK UPON “EDUCATION” Sunday evening, In Stevens’ hall, Fourth ave., near Pike, Sam Atkin son will lecture on “Modern Views on Education.” This will be the first a series on education In addition to the lecture there will be a vocal and instrimental concert, commencing at 7:46. The meetings are held under the auspices of the National Rational GAR LEAVES TRACK Inbound East Madison car No. 510 jumped the track at Sixth ave. and Pike st. Saturday morning. Although frightened, none of the passengers was hurt FIRE IN FUR STORE An electric tron left burning in the Danziger Fur company's store, at 1410 Second ave, Friday night caused a slight fire damage. lecture in The Young People’s Society of the First Baptist chureh had of the sale of Red Cross seals Saturday