The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 22, 1915, Page 6

The Star Want Ad | Rates amey 1, TOES Ih Advertising ash Bak’ tn edvance—any class ton: e cont @ word per tnsertto on for the price of five pooke-—one bh weed an dealrod ‘and Churoh Notices Transtent—Charae Advertisiog Ber line per tr Le Basertions ’ re gent dis within io Saye atter first Insertior 4 Comtract Advertising Hine per month—-1 month...$t Tine per mont? onthe. 8 Mine per month the. .$1 fine per month ponths.$ Tinea each week, 1 pe : ” ae ines each week, 2 year, pe month add months add t cent Open Space cont—Th Mines to be used In one yee tine Large AG ne SINESS GT BU DIRECTORY © This directory intend the conveniegce of any o' is Mf the ordinary in their dai and requiring it in The firms represent pw make a specialty of im- diate service and will glad-} information | ~~ is necessary. Remember, |* faction is guaranteed by| ' furnish any advertiser. 7 C FARRELL — practice, estates Wife: consultation fr ULTATION FREE ™ Hide 36 years’ exper TALE—New oe bare vt A Poe! et Bitter: ‘adies a nd, acceasorten; bar fixta Place to borrow me low mat iy Siamonde and jewelry: from $16.08 to $7 GERMAN-AMERICA 1004 LC. Smith FNWRIGHT & Mei t, reliable delivery: ® (ROPRAC! [D— Palmer graduate RS SORES PENX healing where others fai iia Fonk—ii09 iat PR Anderson Vi MOVING AS 4414 Liberty B MBI Kin UTMAN Pi 118-1 PPI RARLI OD URERORI Y RECTAL pirHAsEs ONLY Arthur Crookall, 412 i Grant T 204 Gi ig Special afte Dit, ABTON erica [ Practice “Central Ktorage rrr WET “nL dixeanes FRED PGORIN Becured or fon refun & Reynolds Fenwick, Lawre STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS ines to be used in one year te Hines te be used tn one veer, ine Department firing something a little out Use Your Teterhone!| Copenting owing of offices. American Jewelry Co nfidentially on fur 5 WTD MISCELLANEOUS One-Half Rate 6 AUTOS FOR SALE es MOTORC yc LE $ soc FOR SALE — FURNITU i 5 ‘ WANTED FURNITU ra PHOTO SUPPLI * LOWMAN & HANFORD ‘ . « ree,8 MISCELLANKOUS ° > it * treat doors windows ed NE |} -itene Bunga ~ trim ly oe crim | PAIN nUILDINa EA &) AND HARDWARE, ONE-THIRD L ed) ASK FOR CATALOOUF NO. 2 ° WILLIAMS CO. SASH AND DOORS 194? First Ave & Main 1867, ~POPTLAR PRICES Chureh RE RE CO) sharp, by I T Y ats, | ALTZING IN RUGS wise JERE since sencried by Wa a“ ERT = aw PIAN vy dlrs es on me HLACKEMITH and horse for sain Address Tox H-24 UNUSUAL PRICES ae Axminster rugs, eine t to 429 1 Wai ‘a Koval FOR WALB—Eisctric } 473 Unton Annee Wate 19} FOR at Fema aint KENN! IN CO. Baa Farm implements; buys ond-hand vehicles 14 LOST AND FOUND | ward vEDY WA ay nes XG In nan oe ogue jam 1 wi | Pet Je, Mat Canada RASPUET “PICKERT WA * pald pe # 905% n floor | hOLEK DAN SCHOOL 22% Occidental and women to learn by j hats. i 17 FEMALE HELP WTD._ | 22k BUSINESS PERSONALS “1 Ew CHURCH NOTICI ay How i WANTCT ee TO 418 Bitel Bide STAR—SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1915 PAGE 6, S$ ual Truth ning, 7:30 n, flower me to Enlighten i pecta Third | rd PE RSONALS i | eaave 1. 7¥—N * | RNS Te 90 Waventh, city ie JF he tt Fires WARP ARTIFICIAL TEETH | ite awiva ™ re wor ate CK EGYP ‘TL Bi 8. BS Ie {ié AGENTS WANTED \24 FOR. RENT, Furnished. AN NO CRATIN DIN ate. | #URNISHED b-ro block untverst 14th B, or § y between ” b i i ED alk Tie “ Vira! Ten any pet | THY ne 1 ry Reading are ‘a Mi HOTE UTO DELIVERY CO. thing Delivered 114 Pike VISHED ats” PORNO ~ROOME™ i317 it AVR & HOUSE KEEPING RMS. Korth 19466 SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS _ MADAM LA PHRENOLOGIST Wena ern Wh on Anywhere. APTS Houlevard pponite] Wore | | king Women, | | THREE! SEND “WANT” ADS TO THE STAR BY MAIL The man living in the small city or in the country must remember that The Star “Want” Ads are for him just as much as for the residents of Seattle Send us your “Farm for Sale,” “Business for Sale,” “Auto for Sale” or other want ad and it will be quickly rushed into the “Want” pages Always inclose stamps or money order figur- ing le a word in advance Address Classified Manager, The Star, 9 “BOARDERS WANTED. ‘1 REAL “ESTATE LOANS | 150T WHERTY—Tiviel Viking, FT Went 33 RENTALS | Tieadqasrters tor Beatle ental Property Can at oth a4 Leading Neat Bisel Wide Co, Central Bidg Selumbia and Mart TW repaired. 403 People's Bank | 52 LEGAL NOTICES “1 ACREAGE ie Dia in LET US TELL YOU MORE - tn we Sie | ‘ -AKES, SNOHOMISH CO, WASH Where « large area of good jand Is being | THERE ARE MANY . ADVANTAGES Bal | HINGTO 1 r inde | expecta of clash her to leave John D. Rockefeller, jr, and ie an Walsh of the federal in Are aware that deportation elations comet ah » a violation of the 14th amen ed the commission's ment to the constitution the anes te United States?” asked W Everett to celebrate annual Kia The so: No. replied Rocke howyah week of July 1 | ead ame nd Fire blight threatens Yakima ye quired ne | anc 11 Says He Didn't Know Capt. Wm. L. Luhn, U. & A, to , Did you know this I s hts ork in Spokane pots : Everett bakers give 12 and 13 ence ot nown it,” sald the ounces in loaf of bread, which | Southern chairman Id you wish to dis they marks “10 ounces or more.” | Mary Jone charge Bowers and the other ¢ Tell state offic they have |sirikers ers of the Colorado Fuel and Ire right to give more than law re | Walsh Reade Letter Co. responsible for the deporta quires. If the butcher, the eoal Walsh read ter written tion ° man and the ice man would fol- | Rockefeller M. Bowers, for To which the witness answere low their example, we'd have ||mer chairman of the executive | have stated and I ma a the millenium at once board of the Colorado Fuel and Iron! that | will do whatever ts right, but @ Co., containing this statement I do not intend to commit myself to Benefit for widows and orphans Old Mother Sones bas njany specific action.” P of vietims of su Fb pt | seieninoiamimeimeinnniiotmes Se tially raise olula poe Northern Baptist convention at Los Angeles defers to next year vote merger Home Missions so Steamer Corwin, with 160 passen wer which left eoattie May 1 ca bt » 60 lles from Nome J. J. Haggerty, former Raymond banker, unable to raise $5,000 bonds in embezzlement cane | Twenty arrested in Low Angeles for using mails to run | ry / Arizona house of representatives otes request to state pardon board | to er b-day reprieve to five con demned to hang. Lawmakers want} another chance to pass on capital punishment | Yield of 136,000,000 bushels win. | ter wheat expected in Kanwas this} ear, Joyous farmers will take Krape juice on good news County Engineer Denton will talk | recreation fan c cut c fle , ne clat at Eldred pre way re the Madrona} ment club Monday,| Madrona Presbyter-| | ut ronda wb hts Improv at the hureh. | S. Van Cott, 1013 East 69th at., and bruised yesterday when own from at Ninth and well ollege Club Outing association 1] tiel of incorporation tn t auditor's offic wi Mountain ats. jitney at nty wn as * Annual meeting of Pioneer asso- fon of Washini Madison park Ireland ident of class of high Friday ‘on will be June 1 and elected enter! 16 of Broad | held} MOTHER JONES 0 UT OF COLORADO ‘: COMMITTEE STAGES FAKE FIRE SATURDAY AT BE A big fire at the Bell dock, the new $400,000 ture put up by the port of Seat- tle, startled a tot of people downtown Saturday afternoon. But there was no damage. | The fire was really a make-be lieve affair, and a part of the program arranged by the Seat tle Commercial Club and the committee in charge of the dedication of the magnificent public project, There was a great crowd at the pier, the only public place of its kind in Seattle, to cele: | brate the opening of the combina-| tion dock, warehouse, cold storage st struc. LL STREET DOCK building, and The fire roof garden wae sta new automatic port and the fire tug Duwamish fo action Chairman Bridges of the port commission presided and address ed were to be made by Mayor Gil A. Warren Gould, representing the Comm 1 club; U. 8. Senat Poinde F. W. Mulkey, chair man of the public dock commis sion of Portland, and Congressman Selections by the Firemen’s band were warmly applauded Children are especially invited to take advantage of the roof garden advantages ATTEMPT MADE TO BURN TRAIN LOAD OF AUTOS TACOMA to destroy May ~An utomobile’ attempt an shipment Annual reception and meeting of to Russia, supposedly by some Aus | *) | Seattle association of alumni of the/trian or German sympathizer, was n|Northwestern untversity Friday|made last night at the Northern | PY night attended by | Pacific dock, where the machines | YOU DEAL WITH US DIRECT | “| Last of May festivals at Lincoln are stored while waiting for a ont »| Write cirjhigh school held Friday night to take them to Viadivostok, the| ME KLEJOHUN, Mer | *| Hunts’ Point, across Lake Wash. port of consignment | Smith Bldg } *'-lington, holds Cleanup d aturday | The affair is shrouded in mys LBR. CO. "'¢\" "Picture of Seattle cluster light|t*ry. as the railroad officials have| 4 : LAKE WASHINGTON RANCH HAWKING Bankrupt PUBLIC MARKETS a gels apd j P.L, left for San Francisco Satur. e ° day morning HOWERTRN in RAWTERN WARING “-| At.the First Norwegian Danish worth Stée00 ft mate cir |M. E. church Prof. Scheventus of —— “. a Seranton, Il, will preach at 11} . » |e. m. Sunday and Rev. H. Matsen,! srpareeus | district superintendent of the Chi PRACT! Retr Go with : ie will dew man! fresh pital Bdward Bilis, 2, 144 Biewott wt May 19. May 19 tnie| pole duc ma with new flower ed in current farine box, repro issue of Leslie's) Charles J. Smith, president Dex-! ter att tn East, tarded business Kenny Beaton, cag ORDER MORE CARS | ON WEST SIDE LINES Weat =i} | pleased today over the second or- “ider of the slo mo} roy T } con ye j mandat e, or Horton bank, who arrived {n Se. le Friday night after five weeks} says Lusitania incident re-! Town Gossip of 0 district, at § p.m WHY DO WE HAVE ‘EM? Cuffs on trousers. Speeches at banquet The park board, Seattle straphangers are public service commis. nm to the EI trie Co. to prov je) re cars for the Alki and Fauntle-| lines he federal mmission fr court enjoined the} m enforcing its first) ing the Electric Co. Atal 1623, freen ha to run enough cars on the Alki and| . » tai a¢| Fauntleroy Hnes during the peak ‘at! Jia it bare|hours to give every passenger | t ow |seat. The commission came right) jhack yesterday with a second or-| COMMER |der, requiring the increasing of Mall 94 « ardened/ service on the Fauntleroy line to} Malte ‘ nin are and on the Alki Hne to! are pork ana/elght cars during the evening rush| Zhe; 8 ibe. pure cane sugar. | hours. * ’ Pt ee ee | n ly May Monda: gy beth § 4s, 1428 S me Ida M. Helse “> idence hos. " Bh May 18 Wash. ~ ome! Hive M. Hage 0. city hospital, May 20. ae Divoroes Asked . rye Mayme Brown va John Brown, cruelty SrA S| SATURDAY—BStall 26. fancy nama, 18] Vade B. Welle va Joop J Welle, non 43 REAL ESTATE b veal Bot roast. 19¢] support 1 alt frat 1 look va, Cora Flook, abandon mu Atal) Ciara Freburg va Chris Freburs | Divorces Granted i os Kikuno Ishit from Kaleht Tanti on 1 best! May MecKimmie from William MeKtm ea mie oe batts "Mamie Martin from Clarence R. Martin faite Wed Fern Grewory trom J. Frank Gregory | Kether A. Musser fi Benjamin | Muss {NITAL STATISTICS | Charien H. Foglesong from Nettle J on Marriage Licenses | 44 HOMESTEADS " . | M.Ieenner trom Biton Tachi TAWA WOMERTRADER, can show VOU | pypanves Autre Man sims) Be I. Robinaon from Edward H, Rob & fine 920-acre homestead Pees Aue et itis ‘ and entry to me: milan lgeane Baiiebaees ah Bias Ju Southard from Charles 1 already mites town Andreas Hanson, 36, Seattle, an sie | South 7 Hirths Davidson 47 FARM LANDS Mra, and Mr. KM, Madson, 4781 40th] Catherine Elley from George Biley. | Tis ave, & W., eon Maggie Johnson from K. H. Johnaon este Mrs, and Mr, 8. W. Brooks, 1160 11th) Nina R. Brown from ave aAughter | Lillian Gtisnore fro OLLINGER, 301 American Hank Mrs and Mr W. &. Ludvigaen, 2702 | Bllen G. Fauloonbridge from HM. Pau OI nnn r [conbridge J. WM. Mayne, 2016 Lillian H, Farley from William at | 50 EXCHANGES F adel bast : | PAM A NON REMDENT? will elve w J. M. Cramer, 162 26th] llnale Bernstein from Joseph Rernate one « real bargain on my modern We | Ruby RB. Bush from Arthur RB Hue | residence WH! take auto, lote Charion Weater, 4121 19th] Vere ee ~ Td all or part, Address Box} *¥ 4 W., daughter tar Mrs and Mr HLH. Metaetian, 8808 39th SELECT DANCING PARTIES TO TRADE Turten lake p' vt * 1 GRADE — Witten Take prom |S Ma sw. alt, te ath HIPPODROME wen ireacmicanpeadl Wi CR ek ei oe eee Fifth and Usiversity 70 mn AEPT re, Ga Me Bendix,” 484" 17th Clean Amusement INVESTMENTS r Momeltke Surroundings catmant Go, 408 T 7 . Medlin; 4197) wetn 10-PIHCE UNION OKCHESIKA By 03 Lumber Bx ’ Competent Dancing Tene LLLP LLL LLLP ILI III AAA marer. 48 at Deathe John A. ‘Wallace, €0, Providence hoe. STEWART HOUSE i pital, May 1 List your Real Estate in Star Ka Williame, ity hospital, May 17 86 Stewart Ht, 8. Ida (male), & months, Mimor hompital Near Pike Public Market Want Ads. May 10 Modern Bingle Rooms B5¢ Mra. Mary Higgins, 49, Providence how Largs, Modern Outside Roome for One or Two, BOA SUALLY TAKES A || YOUNG FELLOW FOUR OR| FIVE YEARS To FINO OVT THAT THE “CHICKEN sffort to cover up all evidence of damage. / As far as can be learned, only one machine was burned. The fire was discovered at about 6 p. m. and/| the fire department called The incendiary had placed some oll-soaked waste under the flat car) on which the machine rested. The! machines are five-passenger Case| automobiles, | \GRANDDAUGHTER| 'PRESIDENT HAS | made every Wilson at the McAdoo Home When| Girl Baby Was Born WASHINGTON, May 22.-—-On his way to the golf links for his ular Saturday game, Presi- dent Wilson stopped early to- day at the home of his son-in- law, Secretary McAdoo, to have another look at his first grand- daughter, who was born last night. The chief executive is said to have confided to his golfing companions that the new baby has “a fine pair of lungs. President Wilson was at the McAdoo home last night when the child was born, She will be christened Ellen Wilson M Adoo, after the president's edie 8 Ne, SWITZERLAND WI WILL MAKE ‘HOLLER’, TOO PARIS, May 21.—Switzerlan intends to make representations to Germany regarding the sink- Ing of the Lusitania after the kaiser’s government has indica ed Its position in its reply to the United States, according to dis- patches published today. Three Swi citizens lost thelr lives when the Lusitania was sunk. STEAMER STRIKES ON COOS BAY JETTY MARSHFIELD, Ore., May 22. —The Arrow line steamer Sagi- naw, of San Francisco, laden with a general cargo for Port- land, struck on the north jetty of Coos bay shortly before noon. The steamer F. A. Kilburn has gone to her assistance, No passengers are on board, | She carri: crew of 25. LODGE WILL ENTERTAIN lodge No, 7, U Seattle Degree of Honor of the A. 0, U. W., will en-| tertain Monday evening at 8:30 in the Evergreen hall, Baillargeon building, in honor of Mrs. Mary |Hinekley of Tacoma, grand chief.” | Pr os anaeeahianieam, BUSINESS Do€sa'r PAY: | Luckey troupe swing by their teeth jot the big town CAN YOU STAND ON YOUR HEAD FOR AN HOUR? “You are old, Father William,” the young man said, “And your hair is exceedingly white, And yet you endeavor to stand on your head— At your age, do you think it is right? Which brings forth memories of Alice in Wonderland, and Mad Hat ters, and Duchesses, and Mock Tur- tles, and Dormouses- nd the train- ing methods of tron jaw workers. And iron jaw workers are con- nected with circuses, Which méans that this little yarn concerns the Aerial Luckeys, who are to appear in Seattle Monda: Tuesday and Wednesday, May 31 to June 2, with the Sells-Floto Circus and Buffalo Bill's Original Wild Weat Show. And when the great tents go up at Fifth ave. and Lenora st., when the three girls who compose the 40 feet above the ground, just re- member Father William and his ad- ventures in “Alice in Wonderland.” For, Uke Father William, the Luckey sisters learned to hang by their teeth by standing on their hends. The greatest strain on an “iron jaw” act is not, upon the teeth. Ipatead, it centers upon the mus- cle! the neck and shoulders. Therefore it is that, in training for an “iron jaw” act, the principal practice is that of standing on one’s head. Hours are consumed at this, until finally the “iron jaw” artists can stand on their heads for an hour ata stretch as it would seem, N.Y,MAYOR TO BE HERE TONIGHT aded by Mayor Mitchell of New York, a party of municipal officers will arrive in Se attle Saturday night, on their way to the San Francisco exposition. They are due here at 10 o'clock tonight on a Canadian Pacific steamer from Vancouver, B.C. They are to leave for the south by train at 10:45. 300 SOLDIERS HURT IN TRAIN SMASHUP CARLISL#, Eng., ty passengers been killed and May 22.—Twen- are reported to have 300 soldiers injured in a collision between a special train and a passenger train near here. The troop train was en route to Carlisle, while the passenger train had just left here. Both trains took fire following the coflisios. 7 TO COUNTRY PRINTERS Write for price list and samples on paper stock. We are selling from 10 to 40 per cent less than regular prices Most Seattle print shops buy from us, 2 co, TOW Fourth Ave., Seattle We guarantee the Lundberg trial to prove it A. LUNDBERG CO. Trusses, Deformity Appliances and Artiffetal Limbs. 107 U the supertority of Truss, and give free We have Chinese Roots, Vegetable N chronic sand dis- of men ad women, ‘JOHN D,, JR., ASKED WHY HE DROVE “ |