The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 14, 1914, Page 6

CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY Arranged for the ( Readers pattoatly . Classified Ad Rates Rffective Jume 1, Wid Cash ada tc o word @ dey tone for price of Transient Cha One time, © cence more times insertion CONTRACT RATES words to ine line 4 tneer 1 month 3 months & months Az montha datiy Lee per 1a9 Stated Space Contracts 1 yea 0.08 18 tines « lines aw tines a ra 80.08% oe Open Space 0 per pe per © pe MAIN 9400 RRR RAR RAR euits MENS AND WOMEN'S AND AVERCOATS. 42 UP $2 MIKE COHAN art Pike Main 904 tee Bring ad and get 10% discount anne AGATE GRINDING ATTORNEYS. AT-LAW property rights Rooma 406 SNRULTATION ee jain 1048 Bilers Mu Ser liveling Lawyer | SED AUTO DELIVERY | AUTO DELIVERY GO LIARD TABLES | paym: BRUNsWic ALKE - COLLENDER 2002-4 First he Canadian Hank of Commerce office. Toronto, Canada (250 branches In Canada «te.) General banking business Interest allowed on savings and time depostte, Seattle Branch O ¥ MOLT Mer BONDS — WARRANTS CARPENTERS Baheiman— Fore 1170. COLLATERAL LOANS GALARY LOANS” CHATTET Cheapest Rates—Eastest Paym: Co, 207 Northers Bank Ride. sth and Pike COAL AND woop Wainwright & Meled—Wilion tiie Prompt. ret! livery. All COLLATERAL LOANS bie place to borrow money om and jewelry; low rates: pri- vate offices American Jewelry Co. 50 DO YOU NEED MONET? Money loaned on diamonds and jewelry | EQUITABLE LOAN CORPORATION | ~ 1ili_*1i1_ American Bank Bide. | M. Anderson & TP hetes tenght Hott 553 ~~~ BETECTIVE AGENCIES ~~ 203 Hinckley Bide. lanase. PRINTERS i Wiliary Tey wm 1480 Fifth Sain @ Mont “arn An UPHOTST ERE RS Nal SONY ETT DRA Lys Wd Pans ae WARK NOTICES AUTOS FOR SALE WENT 6 » Yeats Mat Milter SAL E — FURNITURE RNI Used autos 118 FOR Wee de of " ind hand TARR ¥ ry and ae try ‘ arse ACTF In vere WARE FURS GO Vie PIKE MO One MOTORCYCLES JAR WORNITURE CO I maker: some ow and of these taken on ne: INDIAN MOTORCYCLES Balloa & Wricht 1T K Pike et road ne Raat 47 sree MISCELLANEOUS New ly low pe y do. ON DOORS re quoted Aoore panel doors Same for pal een panel tor 3-ply Inter Gold Beal Roofing. re STAR—MONDAY, DEC. Gift Suggestions moth either \ diam: heart fur coat for nd A he ring for gun for any 16 or 60. whether be All ther these are offered g with one ful articles for y way the The eas list is to write to laneous names remember Want Many of these to be to read and act in hundred other seasonable Christmas to make and then to read t For Ad column offerings « upped up quickly, without delay girls. A your sweet outdoors, or one of th of the m voy who le or ve STAR Want Ads, te and use gift out your Christmas gift f those whom you expect Sale Miscel of The Star bargains that ought it therefore wise and 1s MAIN 9400 19 MALE HELP WANTED WONEY ai wav Handles gultcanes, shows. Jews 20—-MALE. SITUATION nid would ~ and © \20 MALE SITUATIONS Wd PAINTS, MIRRORS, ILDING PAPER THIRD Lees AS FOR CATALOGUE NO. O. B WILLIAM CO Fire Ay 8 Main 1 " oe U $2.50 @& $2. 60 BYROLASSES, SPRCTACLER, yrere the wer, giving liberal terme everywhere; carries big assortment of sites and patterne at Fourth. Henry Building AND HARDWARE AT ONE-| & WHY DO LUNDQUIST-LILLT SELG 91 men's sulta for Hib? Heoause they set them tra, second fh teeen Wide ian v give Why pa eferen tat ii racte® PERSONALS iT Wat ape 4 cook, dear ema) objection to working man rimony Address A-i8. At quaint mat pub reap Sanderson Tian pills and sure cure for Gelayed periods Price $2, Money refunded If remedy fatle after fair trial, Raymond Remedy Co. TT Pike ot FOR SALARIED PROPT Nothing down until February. then pay monthly. Out prices are the low Also big and odd sisea We spec in Waidron’s, Henry Bt fas office 1233 Fourth, Main West SWEEPING ComPov barrel, $2.00 ver 199 Ibe, 11.00 Phone Main 19. Spangeaberg Safely bindes sharpened Scone. 1409 4th av. near Maton ARING HOUSE FOR NICAL IN-| TRUMENTS, 1816 WESTLAKE. EL 4. MUBICAL RECORD BX- 29-1 cana, Ties HUst veae ING, ¥5¢ CASH WASHINGT CARDA, GOOD Pat K PRINT, Gay Detective Agency ist Arcade Bid DEPOSIT VAULTS ‘98s par secures your valuable papers. ote. mgainet fie and burglare BE. Thomas Co. tne. 108 Cherry st ra Fouio Bazaar—Art novelties. epeciallet derscate repair work. 1203 Third Main Good working sults. tedi $2.00 and up. Econemy B Btewart ot NEW Pian piled on Union Bring in your old shoe get your money for them. st Main 1908 RENT AP: purchase Meyer-Toner, 314 4 clothing and TiS Pine 5% off on Umbretiae 5% off on Cut Glase Hand HOUG Third and Yesler RING OUR SPECTALTY ARNE SUNDE Westlake Ave. AUNDRY nd fyers, carpet ie troub! ation free AUTO DELIVERY C0.) Ye ine ing & Storage © Bast 414 Mativon si | DERICK PIXE CES USED DESKS, chairs, ete. in our men: Bent Desk Co. itis Main i234, Le _OPTICIANS ARIAT pie TWinckley Ale orth ane | ____ PATENT ATTORNEYS FRED P. GORIN Patent secured or f: Bide. Main 50 aa Hi SAP ER Real par exchan Gaycock. 7 Ritor Patents Central pater PHOTOOKARH ES that please are JOHNSO: 342 JAberty Bide Phovos made at 4 Union PSUR RAR Back Bide | kidiery and Pitmitne repairs 445 Gauiman Piumbine @ Veating 150 King, beatin NEW ThicKks AND PUZZLES JUST f CEIVED Trick & Pussie Co. 111% Firet Fine Seales cash registers. ehowcasee TARR RR : FOR SALE—LIVESTOCK | TLE OnsE MARKET Firet & Auction Tuesdays, 1 Main 2761 » m| Vehicles and Implements Weattie, Wash Farm and sells second-| Kennedy Wagon implementa hand vehic 10 package of between a oma in Yesler way Fourt Hunday evening ffice Second aves one but > Star ture 1207 Be ir watch repaired eo that it to if you want it wh Bymo: in nion and Spring, k Friday night Phone Main #640 15 DRESSMAKING THECKLA 8WES iain dark * Enaileh eubje tn shortha one, Fourth Business Pike Main 40% 18 FEMALE SITUATIONS | and finament ong tt 1046W Aba TAR ENT A WORD 119 MALE } HELP ws Eocadit cid LE barber trade. hk DAniER wages paid MEN inat ted aus usr eturned if tre OL AT ia PIKM AE | Own your own home. It easy. Read the offerings in STAR. WANT ADS — then choose. Dancing guaranteed tn 4 private lessons Prt halle Daye and evento Latest dances STEVENS frmeabine Pike & Pine Canaly Fe owns n ft orth wheat Innd, 90.008. income and strane Good apertad looks don’t id enough to mony. Maven At, Star dive Fi 088 married life Are you Henttin Reliable ree Ada P ine tn Jotn Ladies Apt. BR Many 4 marry 4 “Fick and it baw ect WAsON HOME ED PEOPLE i eR Lina MER wna 5 A a Ladies onfinemer inal twilight ure ort Very reasonable 708 Marion up to date 8090 Arcade 166t iret av 08 Tate Miss JEWEL —MANICURING Third. Office 4 ita ~ Dye Work 5 BBTR WiDwWiFh wae ne | oRilte Cleaned, 8 “ANNA WILLRIK W Phone Walinrd 1287 Worke ia ity | Dye Beven was at Port Or, Avauat Bullding Kitiott Wave on your eating bill Try the Puri ond floor. 400 Pine RT AT THOMPAON A. OTH AND PIRF SPIRITUAL BEDIUMS ii, KAS tomrapher on pRor. GonbwLA pa oF Pine wt WiLL KANOUAR— Th tographer on this Const 24 FOR RENT, Frsnished. Tit HOTRL HURNATDR Home nice double front rooms for house Hieeping rooms 41.60 and oF thie ¢ ident spirit pho $10 Pine at keeping up. |26 147 NO CRATING AUTO DELIVERY CO. Anything Deltvered Anywhere. Mado 266 506 Olive HOTELS HOTEL OXFORD JOUN BTANLEY. Mer re mn #16 Unton nd Oh week up » bi TLL Seek Sb 08 wp PING RMS INVESTME NTS ATE MORTOAGRS, s809 UP Jos Thomas Co BUSINESS CAA Se Ine. 10 40 ACREAGE POR with apie a fine v 114 wot Metriet and handy to J. MARSH & CO, 1209 34 AVE 3-ACKR TRACT fronting # Kirkland Terme #99 cash and Take Madieon car ferry across to Burke & Toa 20 minutes from and wieh coming reeiden wera u) mere tract, only ton) tee Acre, $680. Rasy Terme AAREN & KEXTON CO. Riitort $347 £2,200 $2.068 Both fe i) have bath om depote. eney {WELL &@ CROCKRETT dine Main 400 and nor terme Leary ine 41 000. ing the ar Meridian © sen" BALLARD BRACH LOT 2 BROnERG 44 HOMESTE ADS lot: eouity. Main FARM LANDS ew Hide front R NEW Doworiy ATHCART I re for the awk BOOKLE ANDS & WHEELE WEST OF THE 4 at Three I hie ae SOME Why our Ia nty, W good land, nile. and REASONS akes, Snohomish nm faet: Tt Mately around prices and in taht. Tt 6 miles from Snohomish, on good gravel roads, There ar stages and ? trains dally, achools, store D, and YOU DEAL WITH US Have a number of tracts 40 to 160 aoren, wultable for dairy Write or nee i, 1 Manager Land Department Amith Bide, Hoattie THREE LAKES LUMBBR CO. EXCHANGES 50 Wrteake Burien property, umber are len 4t hand 4 auto Own your own nome. It’ y. Read the offerings in| STAR WANT ADS — then choose, MEIKLIEJOHN, | 14, 1914, PAGE 6. '51 REAL LOANS Netore A. VI vytn or rm NORTHED REAL MATATE Hond & Mortas 06 ¥ between Pik aMAT I WRAL WMH TO LOAN WRTATH. TA 00 OMA HLOCK y TMV TE HNO ROM MHOMM CALMOL CRN LDS METIS may pr perly be be R. ROL Reattle. Washington, December & REDUCED RATES €LeS Poet Townsent Port Ano Vi Wiviams Twin Borew 8. CITY OF ANGELES foot ot Tos oot Maturday, PUGET SOUND STEAMERS ALL LOCAL ROUTES STRAMERA LEAVE FROM COLMAN | DOCK, FOOT OF MARION #TREKT Arrive fen CUT RATES TO PORT ANGELES PORT TOWNSEND ORT WILLIAM DUNGENESS m In@ianepolie for Te it foam coma Girect. Bteamer'I? omieverr two hours, She? 2 trip, Ate round! ¢ fOpmitrip. Comnections at! COpm Tacoma with steam! # Ispmiers for Olympia andiie Breiton Aatiy mn Wiener Whaicem | 1 seam for Port Townsend fatty Anacortes and Bel Munday Ingham. RrerettEdmands Everett Metlingham. Anacortes- Port Townsend. 1) pm A *Kaishaw. | aatty topm fe daily fen Juan Telands Rethingham ne We Viccall | mtan’ne\T inday it sae? yiJuan Thurey! Thore'y te tury Angeles-Neah Bay and Way Ports | Pert Townsend-Port 4:00pm midn’ht ham for Port Town-\Taeed'y Funday send. Port Angeles Thure’y Tuesd'y\Neah May and wayiSatur'y There’ y ports i} || “ince jatenmer Bellinw | | Tort Townsend-Port Angeles-Cree-_ | cont and Way Porte 17 00 We. Waisienie, wht|Port Towneend. Port Monday Vict Oree-|Wednes Nam and way Friday for! C6 0pm Friday |porte. Port Gamble-Lndlow. Fi UFopm|Ateamer Paget, forlis opm || getty |Kingston, Gamble. idaily || eaeept [Ludlow || a Mane and Hadlook Hanevitie- urdays 2 00pm Mteamer Kin jway potnts "sunday Onty 2: 00am|Steamer Puget, for! 3:00pm Fovam wir, daily |Ludlow, Port Gamble. |datiy cept |**Hangor and — alilexcept || Sunday [potnte on Hood Canal iMond'y amer will le at 0:00 a im, for orthbound | ing Senttle at 10 p. Pointe marked ** are bs ngers for these poin | boat landing pothte m: thelr own Arrangements, for assume all riek and iabtt | h landing. Steamers wenger rate dows not include | Tanding charge: 1 ¢ liability Mmited | wearing apparel not to exceed sine | Seabonste tlewet. "Ake poundereaygties free Haturdays i" oamore and ached change withou oatved da Tacom s mubInct to Proteht re 1 pointe Concept named in above sched || ute || Tekets must be purcha | pen from 6:30 a | At tloket m. to 12:00 PUGET #OUND NAVIGATION co, Ticket Office, Colm Phone, Moin ov “| of Moves in Europe) | DIFFERENCES apparently have |Germany and Austria concerning |the progress of the latter's cam |paign in the Bast This the only Interpretation which can be placed upon the pub llc rebuke administered to the Aus |trians in the Berlin war office's | week-end official report The Austrian forces pathians were referred to in statement as “too small to Hungary of the enemy at once, they must attack and repuls column after another BUCH DECLARATIONS AS these are indicative of Germany’ disgust at the futility of Austrian operation The cause of the outburst at Ber OF OPINION arisen between thie clear but one lin was the collapse of Austria's of-| fensive in Servia. There has been much mystery concerning the Servians’ counter offensive, which now ls successfully developing . . LESS THAN A FORTNIGHT ago, the Servian forces had been routed and demoralized so com- pletely that their country seemed | lost London newspapers, just received |In New York, show that even the British thought Servia had been de cisively beaten and were wonder Ing whether the result would be a break between Germany and Aus tria with the negotiation of a separ ate peace pact between the Austri | ane and the Servians. | Instead of t the Servians ap | pear to have turned the tables in a} | way to bring Germany's growing Im- | patience with ite ally to a public | otimax, } . | THE SERVIANS’ ACCOMPLISH. ment was the most remarkable | emailecale feat of the war. | How it was managed is not yet | known. Austria may have withdrawn a large part of its forces from Serv-| jan soll, believing the Servians were too badly beaten to resume the of. fensive, or the Austrian armi of Belgrade and Valjevo may have be- come separated, enabling the Serv- lanes to concentri their full strength against the enemy's weak lened west wing. Germany's rebuke of Its ally un- doubtedly already has been the sub- ject of an exchange of sharp tele Grams between Vienna and Bertin. The barglar who broke through a rear window into the home of D. Towner, 4745 35th ave. 8. W., Is & master of detail. He appropriated & coffee percolator, a savings bank containing $1.55, three hens and a quart of milk. SHIP IN DISTRESS VENICE, Dec. 14—Tugs were preparing this morning to put to sea to investigate the condi- tion of a three-masted schooner 10 miles off shore, seemingly in distress. SET DAY OF MEETING The Wisconsin Goden Rod club will meet with Miss Myrtle Row at 6012 2int ave. N. W., Wednesd: jafternoon at 2 o'clock. Take East | lake car, get f at 60th at | |. REAL ESTATE MEETING A business meeting will be held | by the Seattle Real Estate associa. jtion Tuesday noon the Raths keller. at Alfred Blanchard, 22, Seat) and Signe W 8 je, and Alvie « atrand Lindbe Kar Miaugh, 20, renzo Corqui Beattie 8, Routh 2, Tac Tacoma, M | Rosa, 21 Marr Portland GG. Linbar Ida F. Lawren rank Cap a qui y Clay L. M © Olive Lashe hienber«. 1 and Mabel Mollish, B ¢ Viriet 29, Ta Burchard 1M Wing, 26 18 Seattle, and Eva FE Births Victor De | Mra and Mr. a daughter Mrs, and My 42nd ay Ww. | Mra. and Mr. | ivan & fon, | Mra, and Mr, Charles R. Br | Third ave, W laughter, De | Mra, and Mr. H. Turman, at, a non, December § Inraal, aber 9 Robert @ a daught BW. BI Deceinber Spencer Unknown man, city hosp kW or 10. ert W Mane Nelson, 16. Buchholts he Arbor Heights, 2837 W. Gorn at Lehman, 63 mer 9 Ann Brown. ember 11 Lida Mustek, Swedish h comber 9 John Smith, 0 15th ave. X Mary De 4411 20th ave, W. oapital, 87, De. city hospital, 2%, Decem- Amelia at, 75, I Mary K December 10 Ranich, $16 months, December 10. Detloteon, ember 11 ndtek, 10460 10 F, Madiaon th ave. &, 69, 0 Bighth ave, &., in the Car-| BURGLAR WILL EAT ni fr 1204 King! PREXY BRYAN OF PULMAN TO wpe PULLMAN, Dee, 14 nation of President ¥. the Washington expectedly formal gathering of the day night en by as indication intends to r for yan's resignation ive Jan. 1, 1916 years Pull The Bry an facut announced at in sun im tah that b nome an Ko: becomes He man U. S. ARTILLERY IS READY FOR ACTION DOUGLAS, Artz M“ prevailed at Naco, Sonora, according to a telephone m from Naco, Ariz, There wa val firing during the night » had been no casualtie American side of the {late yesterday American cavalrymen trolling the border to a point ¢ Naco, where American ari was held tn in cane nerKgenc NEIGHBORS TO BURY | BURNED ALF INFANT | | AUBURN, Dee Mr, and Mre, Ha &-month-old was death | arday neral of t oper at Dec Quiet te enn 0, oe border ery of readiness Neighbors of Alf, whose} nor burned to} urned Sat fu w b for heir home ovided e infant lost have | everyt the * tng The | mother ht fire visiting |MUST BUY NEW DUDS) |. Uniform un | Lang w iform his what Chief erior n er that ¢ ordered cut and in patrolir issued ar piforme of standard n an well | He has |when new they shall pa The chief has ordered some of the gold frills taken off uniforms of Meutenants and captains, and the white stripe on the trousers of patrolmen. The chief has a brand uniform, which he put on for first time Sunday KEEP COPS ON JOB There will be no Sundays off for patrolmen during the coming month, according to Chief Lang's issued Sunday, Until the 4 partment rearranges itself to reorganization formulated by th chief last week, the Sunday holl. day will be eliminated. JUDGE EXPLAINS In the trial of the case, no vicious propensities on the part of the dog were proved,” declared Judge Humphries Monday, “and that ts why I decided to dismiss the case The judge denied his decision Saturday rested on an interpretation of the law that no damages can be collected from the owner of a dog until the animal has had a second bite of human flesh. HEARING THURSDAY An amended bill of particulars was filed Monday by Attorney Ed- gar C. Snyder, in behalf of David McKenzie and Dr. Walter T. Christensen, who are contesting the election of Mike Carrigan and Krist Knudsen for commissioners. The hearing will be resumed before Judge Albertson Thursday, PUBLIC MARKETS WESTLAKE Stall 219, 4 large cans milk, 25c; 6 cans sugar peas, 55¢; 3 Ibs. seed- |less raising, 25c, Stall 204, 4 large |rolls toilet paper, 4 lbs. large navy beans, 25c; small sack best flour, Stall 328, fancy dry on fons, 10c; green peppers, 1b. 10c; large stalk celery, 5c. Stall | 354, freah spinach, Ib. Se; good to- matoes, Ib large head lettuce, be, Stall 28, large bottle catsup, 10c; Norway goat cheese, Ib. 4c; best peanut butter, Ib. 15¢. Stal 21, fresh halibut, 2 Ibs. 15¢; fresh herring, Ib. be; Diack cod, 3 Ibs. c. Stall 105, new comb honey ic; primost, Ib, 15c, 2 Ibs. 2§ cream brick cheese, Ib. c 129-132, oleomargerine, 1b » cider, gallon, 30¢ ae be the Stalls 26e; | mince. meat SOUTH END | Farmers’ section, potatoes, 20 Ibs. 25e; sweet potatoes, 4 Ibs. 10c eggplant, 4 Ibs. 10¢; spinach, 3 Ibs }10c; carrots, 6 bunches Sc; green ontons, 8 bunches Sc; beets, 4 bunches Se; dried ontons, 6 Ibs 10c, Stall 50, 8 Ibs. sugar 4c spices, can 5c; citron, Ib, 20c, Stall | }11, home-made pies, each 15c; ta |males, each 10c. all 38, hams. Ib. 16¢; bacon, Ib. 20; local bacon, Ib. 12%e; pure lard, Ib. 12%¢ compound, Ib. 10; good steak, Ib. |15c. Stall 58, whole salmon, each | kippered herring, 2 Ibs. 25c h herring, Ib. 5c; fresh 3 for crabs, PIKE PLACE 8 lbs. standard ¢ 440, Stall 3 ; Sultana rats 30, new crop or 2 Ibs, for 106. 2 Ibs. Stall 17, sugar, white figs, 1c, Stall walnuts, L5e, cy golden dates, 1b. peanut butter, kraut, Ib. 6 non butter, t-shell | fan. | Stall 64 26c; saver | Stall 1621, Mt, Ver } Ibs. $1; Swiss cheese, | 2 Ibs. 5c; fresh duck eggs, doz |46c. ‘Stall’ 68, last of stock of jaluminum ware at half price. Stall 6, salmon, clams or oysters, 2 for c; sardines in tomato sauce, 6 jcans 26c, Stall 27, 1 large can’ of milk free with one Ib coffee; crisco, 50c and $1 SANITARY Stall, 118, fresh local ranch eggs, doz, 45c; Eastern eggs, doz ©; cooking eggs, doz all 24-36, 18 Ibs. of sugar $1; 50c tea, | |Ib, 400; 1c pkgs, of raisins, 10¢; | }20c cans condensed. milk, 15¢ | }large cans milk, 20c. Stall 13-32,! striped bass, Ib. 20c; amelts, 1b, 10e; fresh black cod, 2 Ibs salmon trout, Ib, 17%e. Stall 9, boiling beef, Ib, 8c; veal roast, Ib. 12%; Swedish potato sausage, ib. 10c; hama, Ib, 16¢; lard compound, Ib. Ile; pot roast, Ib, 12%e. Stall 28, New Zealand butter, 3 Ibs, $1; full cream cheese, 1b. 2be, § 9 DIVES BENEATH . MINE FIELD TO SINK TURK SHIP Lon marine in ti DON, De To aed der flv AUSTRIAN CRAFT ROME, Dec. 14.—Two torpedo boats on their way to Lisha were reported in a messige re here from Trieste to have been sunk by Adriatic sea mines with the loss of all on board Judge Geo. E. Morris, Seattle, chosen chief justice of state. Seattle included in 1916 tion's elite. WANTS U. S, T0 MAKE SHELLS WASHING riatio Austrian social names of nm TON of $6 projectile Dec. 1 0,04 An ap- gov- plant rec. use naval com- retary of the ro; for a was Daniels told the committee that only al ownership of such a plant would prevent exorbitant prices from being paid by the govern- ment American manufacturers, said, we crowded from abread for shells. This situation, he said, perhaps affected the attitude of the manu- facturers toward the government’ orders, Thus far, Daniels said the government’ had been unable to maintain competitive biddin; ARRIVALS ON VESSELS GAIN An increase of nearly 50,000 is shown In number of arrivals aboard passengerboats touching Seat- tle so far this year as compared to a similar period in 1913, in Port Warden Paysse’s report for Novem- ber Vessels arriving in Seattle up to Dec. 1 discharged 185,693 passen- gers. Against this number, there were 184,228 departures. A SON-IN-LAW OF HUERTA EXECUTED WASHINGTO: N Dec. 14.—Amer- ican Agent Silliman at Mexico City notified the state department today that Gen. Fuentos, whose son is the husband of former President Huer. ta’s daughter, and four minor of- ficers were executed by a firing squad in the Spanish cemetery at Mexico City on December 9. DRUNK DRUNK, HE’LL HAVE TO SOBER UP WILKESBARRE,, Pa., Dec. 14.—" Taken before Judge Fuller on a plea of guilty to a minor offense, Law- rence Drunk of Duryea said he was drunk when he got into trouble. “Lawrence Drunk?” queried the judge. “Yes,” replied the prisoner. “Will you promise to belie your name if given your freedom?” ask- ed the judge. Drunk was willing to take the promise to remain sober, and the term of the pledge is to be deter- mined by the duration of the war in Europe. EX-CONVICT GIVES MONEY TO HUNGRY Among contributions received by the Chamber of Commerce Belgian relief committee Monday morning was 60 cents from a man who said he was an ex-convict. He did not give his name. Waterville, Wash, was among other donators, sending a check for CLERK SENTENCED Frederick A. Simpkins, formerly deputy United States clerk, plead- « guilty to an embezzlement’ charge Monday morning. sentenced to four months county jail and fined $500. DOCTOR CONVICTED Dr. M. J. Young was convicted in |the United States court Monday for using the mails to defraud, and sen- tenced to pay a fine of $500 and A year ago his wife pleaded guilty to a similar charge. She paid a fine of $250. he with orders in We @uarantee the supertority of the Lundberg Truss, and give free trial to prove it A. LUNDBERG CO. Truases, Deformity Appliances and Limbs. AVENU! ~ BULL BROS, Jus? Printers 1013 THIRD AIN 1068