The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 19, 1915, Page 6

CLASSIFIED BUSINESS |, DIRECTORY Alpbadettentty Mentonce ot Our Busy Readers Effective January It’s in the Want Ads pet or a place to live that. you advertised in STAR to be used In advance Funeral Notices Lodge and 0) —Charge Advertising Per line per within 10 day can do so quickly Per line per m line per mon F line per me Months add 1 $00 Vines to 08 ME we PUOTOGRAP ERS ~ POULTRY INCUBATORS Ad Department Tid American Bank + Bids nited to bladder urinary diseases. LEAT. OR an Plumbing & Heating Co, King. Seattle. 9 up; tools, guns, tronke multcases. shoes} fite ant loggers’ euppiies AGATE GRINDING 205 Pike et _ Vehicles and Implements Waite, Wak. Fira feral practice eatates laws h + _iphanaesteer Duyse and eslls second wite oS free. RY: 20 yeare’ experience: sing nd and wifes ULTATION FREE. Roome Biers Mupic Ride jorge warehours, 105 Whhte Hide PARKER, 221 Lyon fide 25 years’ expert 14 LOST AND FOUND wt Keep correct AUTO DELIVERY AUTO DELIVERY CO distance moving BILLIARD TABLES second hand Carom ‘and Pocket Billiard Tables and bowling ere and accessories; var fixtures of onsy payments. SeWICK MALEE COLLENDER 2-4 Pivet ay S Seattle Cleaning $1.6 main spring WALL PAPER AND PAINTS MARKET OF | X tench of be paying for ad Hat Star of FRED P. GOR! eccured or fee refunded Wide Main fee8 k of Giinmerce—lead | MESH BAGS REP to, Canada (150 branches in .) General banking business allowed on savings and time ttle “ranch 4 ¥ WOLT. Mer BONDS— WARRANTS PIANO WANTED—To vent from pr YOUNG MAN, spenine new enterprise In WANTED—Drosam Rous ar ae formation address P-18 MONLER BARHER SCHOOL Co. 223 Oveidental men and women Pe WORE whe thoroughly unders and emoking salmon and hereie Wriaht, Algona Wash AUTOS FOR SALE TEPARRENGER Wine dition, to sell or trade Phone Mate tn A-T condit OLLRCTIONS 8 0F Lyon wailal W_ Miller uaed auton asi sagan ALARY LOANS Rates—Fasiest Payments Brokerage Co. 267 Northern Bank Ride. ith and Pike YOU NEED MONEY? founed on Aiamonds and Jewelry ‘ABLE LOAN CORPORATION American Rank Bide ANY. NEW RATER B 4449 about WARHBR COL Furniture cheap for cash Men and women to learn the barber trade Wears pald whilf learning ie Biliott Sead. Two men to learn truck driving and repairing PACIFIC COAST FURNITURE CO, EL- BLAKE FURN. CO. bf 26 mate quickly and confidentially J on farniturs, pianos, IMAN- AMERICAN Uvestock, ete. LOAN COMPANT , HOOK, TT Ts In order to keep our workm honie; painiess: oristnal twilight PROSPECTORS montha, we har cial cut on the prices of our COAL AND int. reliable delivery Al) kinds coal COLLATERAL LOANS Place to borrow money on and Jewelry; low rates; pri- é offices. American Jewelry Co., 863 Anderson & Co, 303 Hinckley Dide Learn sesaying in one own and operate the I Alrect-to-consumer and eave you the retailers PRICES FROM LOGUE NO. S-croms-panel doors, Same for painting Cottage front doors nner interior “Rotes bought market OF grocery # experience in in front doors . TO-CHIRO - THERAPY DQuieTLAL Produce healing where others fall Arcade Bide. DRITED DETECTIVE AGENCY, ii Central Bide frsen Anne 1904 Square porch columns (batit up) Complate inside window trim Complate inside door trim man to cook and walt on counter Night phone, Consaltation confl-| AND HARDWARE, ONE-THIRD LESS K "FOR CATALOGU B. WILLIAMS 1942 First Ave. 8. $2. 50 @ oo. 60 |. SPECTACLES, DEPOSIT VAULTS year secu Inst fim and burglars oe Glaser tn Ahop, 905% Third 22 ~~ PERSONALS WOMAN wants young tm to stand by| Jon. Thomas Co. 225 People’s Bank Bidg. Even- ings by appointment. her tn two Inweulte, willing to work ansint her with $160 cash lenses dupticnted. i wend n othing equal “Tokio Barear Gelicate repair work. i ap 1203 Third. M. bone Main 19. DEFORMED P £18 Yenter_wa Aintnd OUR nincere corre: The Social Ite een | tee 1120 Fire av | GENTLEMAN, % correspond with 80 te 40 you 108 FO KENT Meyer -Toner, lt ad tigen and clothing and MACHINERY 411 Qecidenta od in 4 priva WAsHINGTON OG peo aii oR AUTO DELIVERY 60. Long distance pearing mont obstinate abnormal ¢ One team of Houthington Rem na and further and househot icant: CEL reset eel pace se asters ~ ee 23 Hinckley Bik POULTRY me bi Eis AN FREER HAS: and Mead st STAR—TUESDAY, JAN. 19, 1915. PAGE 6. |22 PERSONALS CP ROTATE tan, Age OP wranwer Th] BNAF wishes t otoan @ cook ws Pry, Star ship Club. Ladtes £ Ada Y. Wve 711 Unton, Apt Re ‘vanaushe 6) 00 Hale 1006 Wiret av (EFINED WIDOW, 16 youre, wisher pm on * housekesper, Hox F-80, Mtar | OWA TET, WOWARD—Mantourinn canaxing, i no, Motel Alix VTE TNT ny jon Weventh. olty it nae. wood ap rae VOUNTTADY. Y are and tatin Gor fair trial. Raymond Remedy | 1M iW tleman p Tox F FOLLY Wib6W To mest re ined gentleman of means; object m rt Hon Fer, Star | TRFINED widow, Wt w S| AT Wieaned: MAN, stra ance of wor matrimony. M. Arman Waltinore Dye Works —@ulte cleaned, 61 THTOHEVOCER INDIAN MOTORCYCLES Wright, $17 Pike at, near “SpHRITT: AC ETON | HCTENTTPIC ‘ que 18% Union, Hotel, Room 11 ERNE WEA DING—TV Wadivon a Voom +“ P Sonpe ENOL | 34 FOR REN’ ¥ Cpcraaned We can save you money on your tural tere between Tacoma and Seattle. NO CRATING AUTO DELIVERY CO. | PURNIWHED 9 and F and #8 monthly, 1069 Riverside, # Vark | ugarer from #1 atiCe es 3 For Rent Unfurn' ri RENT —Fhres " garden spot i THE HOTRE BURNSIDE Thder new mana nt, Housel $7 80 and up. transient x up. Theroughly orniahed: everything 4% Firat ave, opposite eiLavOn rr HOTEL OXFORD |0%) JOUN ETANLEY Mer Fitlott 2901 Warrineton 1h1tU Second 02 week op i furnished room, private tambiy 1319 Madison at FURNES HOOME—* $2.00 and $2.50 per w « yunning 146 RENOVATED AND NEWLY FURNION. of and unfurnithed housekeeping sleeping reome at very low LARGE housek 269 Renecas. Fr hedroome reasonable 1 90) Sixth ave, near Madt PURNTAWED sinat for gention. $03 Madiaont ackeaping rooms, wel 414 Union st Matiaon at Reasonable, front 616 Spr Very PLREAWANT Wy able for batching Righth ave 40 BUSINESS CHANCES OPPORTUNITY for investment in eaimon cannery on Puget sound: good dividend assured. Now is the @me to help Washington industries, Small Invest |__mants soltcited. Address F-14, Star \38 WTD REAL ESTATE WITT, trate T-paseonwer car. with © new 41 ACREAGE CHICKEN RANCHI }10 w rich, deep, loam; % acres npelled to aacrifice. $1,300; Terms tion, Own r | Raw land in thin district {8 selling at $100 per acre AASEN & BEXTON CO 1910 Firet Ave, Ground Floor KNAP—View Jot; equity, Main 1768 a TMP TO THER CARE Inexpensive, and taker Let Hes ¢ » our on good ronan wtagon and 2 traing daily, good » mt rt D. and prosperous nelgh bors. ‘Tracts any sine YOU DEAL WITH Ua prnEcT Write,or aoa |. 1 MRIKLEJONN, Mer. Land Dept 1701 L. ©. Amith Bide, Seattle. THREE LAKES LUMBER CO. NO OVERPRODUCTION farm land, Take advantage of © 10-ncre ART from § oH the easiont kind of terme, will be can possibly make. For complete in formation eall at our office, or, If you prefer, moet our representative at Cath station. ‘Take N. P. train any morning at 7:40, WEST & WHEELER 109 Colman 1 Main 194 Let Star Want Ads rent your vacant rooms, live in married lite. Are you Jol Meattie Reliable Friend= lat ACREAGE AP | 1N-14 American Tank jo ACHES, WITH ATIREAM A fine t n toon) ole rt Mprice “8 c vnents L. J. MARSH & CO 19 3d AVE WATER FRONT HOME 10 acres; one tne cleared; aide running * good diwtriot. A be at $900; 980 om pe th ta te held at 8 wore, ‘This tw oot water front b of Tie WANCH ee o 18 years; can give pure erable work, Address office ALL WE ASK “ how you the best bapore tract wattle for 9160," wh fruits. a ft dairy. with @ hand s'425 CABIT AND $5 PRR MONTH AFFORD & YAN ARSDALE, I 20 ACRES $25 CASH 2 of black, rich ott nd handy to markets. Prices and| nadie. There are 4 auto} ne r is there an oversupply of | CLORE TO T ci | YOR RENT | | TURER-NOOM COTTAGE | GOOD LOC ! | ALL MODERN ¢ | ! RENT € ! ' CALL ¥ Ww WeneTER i MAIN 9400 i i . « WHAT HAVE YOU TO TRADE FOR tes rounrnt ave FOR #ALE—#2 bro heuse; concrete baseme 0 Cowen park, on the hill, Address F-14. if _ OMESTENDS AOREW. vale ANA well of tren tn same district adjoining 8 lant. deeded. brings Address FO. Hox n WHY present own shment to this envire this week IDAHO HOMESTEADS You are missing ® chance to homestend| 220 mcrae of land that if privately wned would readily sell for $56 per sere, Can, you beat that? Don't you owe It to yourselt to inv Go with us January 26 ride ormation -Danteh homestend colony Fourth ave, Beattie and Mr. Anderson One very fine (®-nere tract, level, een. rich soll, only one mile from town. 1450 for the entire 49 mores make ideal alfalfa and hoe high echoot operty. We make bullding loans DENNY & EWING Alaska Wutld CALM REAL ESTATE LOANS—NORTHERN Bond & Mort Co, Central Bide between Columbia and Marton. OA 1 Loans Money Retore buying or bullding, see AO A VIRTUR CO Boston. Wisek INVESTM $s Hirandt Yaeestment Co, 403 Lumber Ee 1% to 8%, fully secured. for B Thames Co Menttia: 40 American Rank Ride 50 .XCHANG XE Write Take Warien NOBODY HOME << " BUT THE CANDLE, =y AND 'T —— “ \ WENT ouT! WORKMEN’ ‘| |Jos, K, Ettor of |! W. W. agitator, was arr 624 Taeiey ave] He also announced that he had and Spring ‘PSewe (BANK GLOSS DOORS PUBLIC MARKETS souTH END condeneed mi h pasteurized milk, ¢e ate frean clams, be anna raising saimon and halibut Kipperad her Jama and preserves, 1 210, wold pack 10 pall pure lard, Jeredentials for olla heads! Aritish army as ait jof the United Press, today left for | nent one “SCIENTIFIC MANAGEMENT SILENT REVOLUTION FOR IDA TARBELL NEW YORK, Jan, 19.—Selentific) designed to show that, instead of indust »MOCrAC management ts # silent revolution) making f the plan ¢ m and threatened which aide all workmen, in the opin ation of fon of Ida Tarbell he labor movement Several members of the federal Mi Tarbell enthusiastically de j relations commission ook excep-| fended the steel idustry, which, she tion to her testimony today at the! sald eon the Heht | inves tion of the Rockefeller e¢ fully admitted, however, "| Sage and Carnegie tou fons that ev the present time wom Commissioner Garretson heckled | en t 1 nearly to the watst, at rf severely, but she held her own| worked around the coke ovens in |'n the fact of « series of questions | Pennsylvania and other at “ ETTOR ARRESTED (= i] here “Bus News ST. CLAIRSVIL! today and charged with tr \WILSON CAN'T PUT EMBARGO ON FOOD enti Bicavic ware and means | area are found for solving the question | WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.—Presj./0f Mability, which at present is a dent Wilxon » it plain to call-|thorn In the side, the organization ers today he did not have the au- °f pitmen on a sound business thority to place an embargo on the |>%#!s, promises to progress slowly. shipment out of the country of Thus it was shown Monday night dstuffs to prevent prohibitive | When 600 owners and lessees gath prices, He said such authority |¢red at the Press club to perfect would have to be conferred on him | Permanent organization Articles of incorporation were adopted but, further than that, he congress dway was slight. Bylaws were mtatively outlined. The question of whether the men asked for a thorough probe to de- termine whether there were any! ill bin c ontrol | jogs! combinations to control) ..s4e4 together would. be respoo- prices. He said that rises due to | na causes could be dealt | sible for the actions of any of its with ouly through an embargo, | mebers in damage sults, proved ri dire hindrance to organization. Upon conclusion of the meeting the collection of $2 monthly mem- bership fees was begun. The affairs of the association GRAFTON, W. Va., Jan. 19—The| Will be conducted by a board of Grafton Stave bank, with a capital | #¢ven trustees to be elected an- Ann|of $100,000 and deposits of $500,000, | BUAlly did not open its doors for business | Certifieates of membership are today. J. T. McGraw, democratic | t© be issued to every member, sub- national committeeman, sald the |Ject to forfeiture upon violation of closing was temporary lany of the rules of the organtza- |tion. Any member who twice vio- [lates @ city ordinace, or commits a ASK SANITARY FILL |';,."H3i0-"cies TO PREVENT FLOOD "2 “2 220,22" 2 |Meachem, owner of a bus, A resolution was Introduced in the Foster's declaration that he was council Monday asking for a sani | “not in favor of waving a red fla tary fill in Oxbow to prevent the|im the face of rivals, followed by a urrence of the flood conditions | Pecommendation that the bus own- that have existed there for the peat |€TS Should work hand in hand with two weeks. It was referred to the] Ios Sern company, was not well / 2 streets and cowers committee The plans of the association as joutlined by the organization com- CHURCH OF BELGIUM mittee, and adopted, provide for the appointment of a paid secre- tary or manager to conduct the af- COMPLAINS TO POPE ::::. of the organization, a depot iat where accessories and repairs may ROME, Jan. 19.—Catholle church] be obtainable at cost, and down- author!ties of Belgium have sent a x specins messenger to the Vatican,| 9 %@ association also proposed an bearing a full report to the pope of fet cong ie which Wie tem indignities sald to have been visited | (0 heln the drivers | procure ack upon Cardinal Mercier by the Ger: = 4 sible cost. man milftary It was announced that the asso- Pager will have a er te GRAZED BY NEWS OF (titi "to ecinsio'the fitmen ous QUAKE, RUNS AMUCK ” business. Oa Whether the city shall extend its SE FE o JoNC : municipal street car linea or egg Te NGTION. | Pal whether the appropriation for this Ps : purpose shall be used in operation entire family had been exterminated | Driitne, ‘hasses, will be the subject by the recent earthquake in tlaly,|9r ashace at the Univer ity brabeh Guiseppe Gabrindo armed himself (finery Wednesday night. The cl with two guns and ran amuck here|!!Drary Wednesday nig! 7 iad today. After wounding five persons, | °°U8CH! has been asked to attend. Gabrindo committed suicide. —Mishaps befell several jitney busses Monday, but resulted in no RENTON BUY WAITS | more than a scare to the passengers. Barney Smith ran hig jitney into the rear end of an express wagon at No purchase of Renton dock| Blanchard and Bell sts; jitneys sites will be considered by the/driven by W. R, Crosby and Jack county commissioners, {t was de-| Hurwitz bumped at First and Pine, cided Tuesday mgrning, until after|and M. R. Wood, a jitman, rammed re .,|the courts decide whether the state|a private car operated by Harry has the right to reserve areas for| Jackson at 14th and Denny. wharves and docks, etc., from the Ln ie *|shorelands uncovered by the Lake —So!l H. Lewis, former editor of Washington canal the Dally, wants the University of ABER cr | Washington to enter the jitney bus game. Lewis recommends thet the WATER WILL BE OFF tiers oc concret estantten ‘service between the downtown district and Water will be shut off in the dis-| the campus, so as to enable students trict between ‘abam st. and Ken-|to meet their 8 o'clock classes, yon at. from 35th ave. S. to Lake| Lewis says the poor street car ser- Washington, Wednesday, January| vice demands the adoption of such 20 from 9 a. m. to 5 p, m a plan. —Jitmen are invited to attend an PLUTOCRATIC REPOR pr be ean bban bo nd open meeting of the Chauffeurs’ ed to follow the advent of the mod-| {ion at the Labor Temple at ern automobile into the affairs of | TVesday night. The chauffeurs win the University of Washington |‘!seuss the vehicle ordinances which Daily. One of the cubs has bought |ecome operative in February. an automobile in which he covers ere his daily beat. —Prediction that the jitney bus petro - —$—$—$—— will die a natural death was ex. pressed by menibers of the Portland city counctl, In refusing to put the autobusses on the same footing as the street car system. The council men say there is not enough profit in the business to make it a perme: PALMER GOES TO WAR LONDON, Jan. 19.—Frederick vr, the American war corre- nt who has been awaiting ervier with the representative spond la week’s visit at the front, offi- ee, a jeially accredited by the French|,—A® ordinance regulating the government jitney bus traffic will be introduced in the Spokane city council within a the next few days. At present Spo “U." WILL TEACH KODAKING kane drivers may procure’a Ncense he art of picture taking will be|at the rate of $5 a year one of the subjects taught at the * o's University of Washington next On n —One of the drivers on the East semester, it is Announced The | Union line Is a man of means, who Photography course will come un-|it jg said, is in the game for the fun der the physics department, regis-!he gots out of it. He uses his own tration to be lmited to 10 mem-|goven.passenger, 1911, car wears o bers big fur overcoat, and smokes two- | Dit cigars. He won't take tips. Read This to Ma, Once. | - [jas shi fasta a ae QITY SEEKING A LOAN are liars.” Say, father, he mention women also? : —— “He didn't consider it necessary, Beciduse of the heavy interest on my son." “*) the face of the warrants that would have to be issued by the eity in case : Y it went on a warrant basis, another Tho steamer Washington, which| effort is being made to raise $500,- Will load supplies, gathered here} 000 by direct léan in the Hast, and why didn't! his ring last night he take it to heart? |sion dock to load a general “Noto the nearest pawnshop,”|of food supplies. e [8t 8 o'clock, ee for Belgium relief purposes, was to | py © 0 ; arrive in Seattle at 3 o'clock this mtuahy paint ty he mubeal ited: by afternoon ro is first scheduled : to call at the Hammond = Mills : where a day and a half will be} A vaudeville program has been spent taking aboard a huge flour| prepared by the West Seattle Boost shipment, Later the Washington | er club and will be presented Tues Will proce to the port commis-|day night, at the Hiawatha field «0 | house, curtain rises promptly _— ea “es ABB nes us is ws ee