The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 27, 1915, Page 6

° STAR—THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1915. PAGE 6 ° crn? 5 WTD MISCELLANEOL 22 PE RSONALS |--—— a ™) | 43 REAL ESTATE qtaac: ON 1 a re) y 1, i . irs 9" an ot Whi | RATSE POULTRY ER 6 AUTOS FOR SALE Ms . hoon as e I e" . The Star. Wises Ad Rates " wisraae| THE PERPRTUAL CARI Mifective Jammary 1, 1015 * sore 7 PARK CEMETERY and addresses Vine et Mal ACKES FOR § $25 CA a © a located on bigh, thoreughly en = : One cent @ word per insertion MOTORCYCLES . “ ‘ Irained, gently rolling ground IFFORD & VAN ARSDALE, Ine S times ro. the price of five A ‘ i ideally adapted to Park aad Com ’ ate upon hooke ~~ . 7 © t xf — » od desired $5 00 as A “ * in ' ‘ etery development iii advace wreak ant ote ” . Serer KIKKEANB Vi ACKEAGE eiagencles). ‘one-hal wt : “a Puss 1118 Pires Your call to the office and : rate sec| FOR SAL FURNITURE) « WN 4B WB request for an tnterview will uneral Notices z i * t . | r , ge and Church Not! a OR ee . | nt Pr iat bring an automodtie to take you | ' ‘ a , je Advertising r ° ey tions | BANANA adh t and look at this charming . ¢ five, WANTED — FURNITURE)" triva oftice 10 » of gardening. within 10 days atte om, . > ie ae bed ‘ i rake HOM Contract Ad a PHOTO SUPPLIES |22A Bt Learnt Washelli OnOM WARM HOM fF tine per month—& monthe. 8-6/1 OW MAN & HANFORD CO} : bgt ine ‘ 1 Par tine per month—@ months. tt ‘ . ‘ ave store ‘ h ‘ y q if line per month—-12 months 61.80 : ‘ NO 6 lew ‘é WIBWIF Eire THE PERPETUAL CARK ; : oy ee cee teal lay see re FOC 1G NN. W. Phone Balla PARK CEMBTERY | On Fast Fireproof Steamer Sioux DBO tines each week, 1 year, per AeA ANAS | ‘ F | ; “ : ; ESSA ao tree! ~=FUNERAL NOTICE pe ogo secre ea ‘ fs Round Trip $1.00. Children, 5 to 12, 50c. Monihe add 1 cent he we tenho fi MER i f | ‘ he i Gece Space Main 4 Wl UWAT t ‘ lines to be used tn one ye . Mrs i ’ : 4 : : , : Been vine f .: 4 f n DN) M0) e ‘ 9,609 tines to he used in one yen g . “UU nS . ~ per line , . ; P 5P TU E $ €.d00 tines te be used in one year ; : _SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS Lallel ca sce ncicitadl > he per line ..... e MADAM DINTA L 1 E 1 Ade i au IAN PHRENO Tt ' { Bes ggg eed mame Ate 4 aes . ELLIOTT 2619 | } teen ee - ‘ ’ MAIN 9400 3 MISCELLANKOUS Uehieed "and. shes — enn fine : } r . . 41 ACREAGE He | } tire . “* s] on —J The Seattle Star | b Rverrthing to can t an be CET US TELL YOU MORE we ™ [eee ee J. Wedd Kitchen @ Co A Fg Bes paren | | 7 ae #11 University a ations ° whe THREE LAKES, SNOHOMISILCO, 2 $188 | EI ass * UAEU UUM . 7 r «188 ia cae panes —— od B® This directory is intended EGYPTIAN lene tanae ADVANTAGES ; 44 HOMESTEADS P Zo © & for the conveniegce of any one P _“ . pon age Ti WAN RY? = A © desiring something a little out = ‘ . are: are : weg ne | Men . me 188 rime of the ordinary in their daily yaad. | yt . a ego la " i Mm meeds and requiring it in a gi : be sates ' * FAST STEEL STEAMER SIOUX hurry. The firms represented i” quarante YOU DEAL, WITH US DIRECT whole 100 @ Dairy Lunch Aboard Boat—Coffee 5c, Sandwich Sc, or You Can below make a specialty of im-|¢ - OT H. MEIKLEJOHN, Mgr ; Bring Your Own Lunch If You Prefer j- n . . Hide | ° 7 « . alte Mediate service and will glad acon eceas wey} Land Dept L. © Smith Bldg | rnd Leave Colman Dock 9 a. m., stop at Port Townsend, Port n furnish any information oe ‘ THREE LAKES LPR, CO o- . ‘ | Williams, Dungeness and Port Angeles. Returning, leave Port lat is necessary Remember, |; se 6 « PARM FOR GALE~19 scree: ave . acto eed 9 Bl Angeles at 5:30 p. m., after the ball game, calling at Dungene: etion is guaranteed by}! Bon an Wee} day. ew ‘ | ; H || Port Williams and Port Townsend and arriving Seattle about 11 ee siactic n rd sve palmt | as | . | ce 4 ise Y ‘ & x at hone! Yas Any. ° o | OWING 5 oe arn Return portion of excursion tickets good returning from any lust Use Your Telephone’! a “aie 4 RUILDINA Kare : ohio oe ‘ aise oa to 8 (t-sere bass LLL UP of the above points on any Puget Sound Navigation Co.'s steamer ee Use cme were | HARDWARE, ONE-THIRD Less | . ear Bove ia einen ela ss a nanan v || on Sunday, May 30, or Monday, May 31, Meals served or take your Occidental are ner M | ASK FOR CATALOOIR NO. 21 | 8x84 AM FRYE MEDIO M * ant} ON VERY RASY TRAMs tote one © : x ae «|| own lunch basket if you pre OR WILLIAMS | = ie oo (1940 Piet Ave 8 nis. | aincoye . scree partly | | oF phone Main ote | ees Mhetact’ \|s0 - EXCHANGES | BALL GAME «i or First and Pine terma 808 1 | Seca ate oe rare 1 ore | The well-known Jaffee & Co. team of Seattle will play the DAM BA sirvayant. card teader | * ete ANA ea geles team, and steamer leaves on return trip after the | . . ‘ rie " , ne KENT AP 4\33 WAN D TO BOR Ww} ase = Meyer-Toner 214) 24 FOR RENT. Frernished. le ka had a -RO . aes |* nay mea rst] AN MAL LEFT waNcH td or 8 yeara att per canter SPECIAL NOTICE TO FISHERMEN : - CRATING . sok tut vate] tain os . pere Here's your chance for an outing over Sunday and Monday. ie | Ne e . echoal, 6 ce -entht ae, eae You may take advantage of this excursion rate of $1.00 round trip aha. } AUTO DELIVE ERY CO : ae rn |B to Port Ange nd leave on the steamer Sol Duc at midnight Sat- a =" ana een urday night. This will give you all day Sunday and Monday to wagon and b few and second har onde tor plan Pocket Billiard Tables ant > wan Koval ° i Rank Bide y san 98 $ American ENNY & EWINo ——— Rn @ — 7 at ave. MODER . LE D | ‘ |9 FOR SALE Lave iad os . ‘ r VER. 1A 0 9%. fully secured. for sale by Joe tb i} BANKS — me tee) RR nr | tn EK Thomas Ca. Ine. 108 Cherry et 1 FURNISHED APTS. Boo branches in Canada, ote) © bg ing dusiness. | Interes E : ? shed apart] tage a time deposits | rt Re i 2 . UNFURNISHED APTS. | “ ° — | ATHENS, May 27.—An ital- Bastern Brokerage Co PR enn HOURERERPING ~ROOME ~~ Woulevard| Mrs. Mary C. Hilleware filed ®! jan submarine penetrated the Bank Bids. Fourth and Pike 13 CHILDREN ‘TO BOARD vee 100e BBUet live. H_ copeetes divoree complaint against Rene) harbor of oPla and severely re Vy aants Cua tet —— > Y eeppers paparlae Hilleware of 2203 Bigelow ave! damaged an Austrian auxiliary wt ore, EASY et anyt . . aloes T . * Ing to unconfirm- A a Thursday, alleging that he has re-| ¢ruiser, according con’ For Rent Unfurnished . * <? fused to provide food or clothing| ¢4 feports here today. 5 i vie Tae ewe" necessary to herself and ttle! 4, che peeenetine pbbcsasrrpoglten Ms =; . a 7 a heeee, tke ib . pater od . “ — } ave re UJ ee COMPANY: SEW. tae ‘ . t ! ra ine{ daughter, despite the fact that he| austrian arenes ataie rian kly and confidentially on ‘ r « King|is worth $30,000. ber, ‘ Biture pian: ty k on nT Bh 7: a - . ; : - & r sj also says he locked her and peat 8S — * GERMAN-AMER! JAN CO. . ‘ . n oad : er ha : onl ee ughter out of the house one| mees-1004 1 ~ | 4 , ° ry a $ ¥ ° A | c night after they ad been visiting, | reward , 1 I and on an’ anion, in a fit of | HP veins tee e, attacked Mrs. Hilleware VITAL STATISTICS ‘ HEX | a, ETgeetiult ) for te: lemons. | phe girl jumped between them, ’ | privileges. | Ansen & Hexton's cliente are satie-|Peanate. t © tee her mother says, and Hilleware cis Claas _ « - . nde |Stalle 38-4 ame, 60 ib te grabbed the child and threw her/ 18 FEMALE SITUATIONS ESet dabenentige a aed Gs A Ee va? fast be e siean. 20¢ 1 iI against @ door casing 1. arokin, feattie, and & Sherman 7 1 ar : and phone. Transient. the; weekly a . . ta . sand or} 1 : on Wi ae sew e| tage ac te a 2S. TRY TO AGREE UPON | heme, an Kleazar J. Rens, Seattle, and Heler * . ‘ head AnaN 4 8 mim 8 i SHUTTLE CAR KICK 3791 19 MALE HELP atone TED) y . era “ ’ ci aa Reet “4 ane is A meeting will be held Thursday | nk—1709 int a | MoLER SLL RG. SF PTT 6) ae *. good t one - “"lafternoon between Councilman 647 Gaia Tar i \27 SRNTeTED “ROHS daily een Fofocbenesgh er haggis ierscuge eee | wants men and » learn the bar-| 1317 hee Ae ‘. 2 rns Cloy and a representative of the Se nee | aaa ceeaacomannasl* a r - Reisen (en saplas Seattle Electric Co., In an effort to! 5 1ith iavieie | Near « frult and vemetabie eae ‘ Sin lreach an agreement on the| |28 HOUSEKEEPING RMS . Rtalle 64 at peanut but-| Wallingford shuttle car complaint. | sain at. sor a7 Wivasct canis eT ye ie ee ng nxima pote-| At the hearing Thursday morn-| Mrs and Mr. H. J. Stein, 609 W. ¢ara Wants men and worn Renton Diauts ep 1g? Habs eB * ‘ling by the public service commis: |* "em nd tal a a i cifin fresh a ; a |ston, McCloy testified 50 per cent| 0," ert Leen, 4016) Palating be * s river stur-/of the passengers compelled to use| W. W. Clark, 60 W REE A nu hie : a * 1° se/the Meridian line after 6:32 p.m. eselling for allt ; “ltransfer to the Wallingford stub: RoR. Crane, 2129 First — an: #; fine bathing - ta t $1.00} line, | M. Tort! 214 10th ave AUTO DELIV VER Y Y CO. « &. atc, and clone to .|ean olive tall ¢ sing} The hearing was continued till|s alka wi ji 7 * ¢ Ame : ed] riday morning E T. Trubota, 1827 15th ave Long Distance py oppo} ' M 1 % i" bo YOU WANT CLOUDBURST; 5 DIE. wo se 5.8 ran oe ain Niasod sice anch ap? ate ’ “Mire. ani A. Lowe, 2414 Irving at * eke Loe th 4 va . rf * SIOUX CITY, la, May 27 Five | as ahter i Ahr |r n . - egy persons perished at Spencer, Neb,|_M'* and Mr. C. E. Katon, 6000 «2nd |33 RENTALS & a o.310 ldberty Bidg _/2076 8 ibe. fine gr ; Tuesday night in a cloudburst, it] ae ( Vieadqauriere t | ONLY $150 CASI was reported today, when com-| Gane oleae ck ce tah aie a ate tea tc munieation with the flooded town los ; ‘ cela; ca ' ‘ | was restored Jos. Prevets, his Stieo, 816 Addition at . 7:8 wife and three children were drown. HROEDY ' be! He Puller, 6208 140 we eee vATN | = Mv abd ar thvas Wiens, Asati ace RAUTMAN Pi Go.) w-si4 * ae ° ‘ ‘i | 40 KITTENS COMING es a Sak. ChaulGe de: Sabin shied f et ~ J As . * * v amet ' an, be Friday is the big Hoo Hoo day at} os: " . NVSRTASS hi ' an 6 « ¢ L A k Bids the Mannfacturers’ auditorium. A | A Mr M. Altabet, 1111 Washing RECTAL iAP r brs a “ " ‘ * ‘ class of 40 “kittens” will be toftiat: | eae a hb aes ie rs pare nay " : but * ed, and later there will A: te a Se NT Main Haat, : ews sotetedl b's . . and dance in the rooms Me. F, J. Webup, 108 bak eee vA 1 i - « WATER FRONT LAND : neue er operons ele) a Mr. 3. A. Murpt Stan esr aenaged eT rT 7 i i iw a | nolld pack tomatoes. 100] Rabert C, Inman, Portiand car-|" ; en ae PDD RADA aulit soil, and te "i , | . . ebb oth SHIEK CT | »firant @ 2 7 raat hod beara ; is " ch penter, killed by automobile driven | ave 1 ter ntorage war | ACREAGE oa near « fe town, ech eta 1i¢e-114. 8 1A. ous: tiakes [by Wayne Stewart, 18 | Mre and Mr. DD. Fuller, 614 Fire ” hite onto Arka ' n terms of ‘ ea ane Stall 94 — " be ar RE ‘ " ' down, Helanes gat r and Mr, Victor Nets “woN ald 1 "in. Bee . eet retina’, re POTATO LAND Roatan Block ae Ate), Paar Seas Eighteen French aviators bom po “3 | ee « : . ‘ i barded Ludwighaver, on the Rhine. | and Chaplin, 138 N , wert PHELTASG general doi Ive phone 1 0 ACRES, $16 : pe orig i dong on Paris announ today Oe ie. = MARK i Ss Tag el Sake ea VISIT COUNTY FARM Wr'sc:.. Bina “ . : _ | M Cookran, 46, 3944 7 tie at PERO P.GORIN «Patent Atior- |; i ; Members and friends of Consum.| Miss Loulse Merrill Cooper will, ™”. sii snd hae: biteemiees seciired or fee retunded 701 Central, HHVly 1 ara we % : r ers’ league will visit county farm recital of Amertean Indian} sm . issiratien Hide. Main S9ph. Free book & ‘ BOTTOM LAND at Georgetown Friday afternoon in Douglas ball, 10th and} M Hie Reliance hoapttal, May 24 pny iledoadear ag ‘ niane aid for din . $10 PER ACRE 1 1 The wl » not go direct from Saturday evening es tay 1. Burne, 64, Provider * seg ’ ‘ 1 will meet at assembly hall ; : Hoynolds, 648 Centra i # on . in ry building at 2pm. Bach! Mrs. and Mr, Lyman Wood, 318 : u gpolae,_Wak_Genire fe TonN eadahip an f : ixitor is expected to take some|Roy st. celebrate golden wedding Meleod, 3829 Coihy ave Mverecs,|. Cetine , ; ? ' Rift of food, such as cake, fruit or|anniversary witheut a spat | walter Protnes Wa I etia. ith antic Poaias- ae ie ; ae candy for the peaple at the farm | - Sortion |) Jeniys nen STAR WANT ADS Sige Bae cenetsed 30T Waselds WaaS |. states ante stages | A.program of music and recitations| The Montreal 8. 8 Morwennal Ren tunport: Augus BRING RESULTS Bide. ACUHOKEPEL, 18 Downe Bldg, 109 nd, 1. te Le te bhbbt bas been arranged, lane torpedoed yesterday, Peter Hansen, abandonment eld asnrinne- ¢ tarning | REAL ESTATE LOANS| * on INVESTMENTS Duliding loans fish, and you can return any time Monday. Excursion tickets good on any Puget Sound Navigation Co. boat any time Monday, May Set. Tickets on Sale at Colman Dock | Round Trip $1.00. Children, 5 to 12, 50c. +0? Comber Ex t. Ay property, We CIRCUS FOLKS HAVE ‘SETS" JUST LIKE SOCIETY Mise Garie ¢ Kowtety belle o lont night torthe The re top clretes In th elleF and Buff to be in Seattle lay, T city have ther In the land of the white tops, as the circus world s calle © eque jalintw wire walkers Joeys (clowr and 80 on thru the Met | And would the equestri |herself in th me wet as th r t who handles the snakes in kid show"? Certainly not RED-LIGHT CASES _ ARE CONTINUED | Prosecuting Attorne atement proceedings C, Allen and othern, Derby undin's against J owners of the hotel at Second ave. and Pine abi st, will go to trial as soon as a |date can be set by Judge Albertson The similar case against the |Newport hotel and John W. Good win and others, owners, was con tinued a week, when both cases came up on a motion for a tem porary injunction before Judge Dykeman today | More recent raids in other parts lof town, Lundin said, brought out |the fact that many immoral women jdriven from Tacoma and other cities, have come here under the {misapprehension that they would jnot be molested | Lundin announced several weeks jago that he intended to clean Seat |tle of vice. | He has directed his campaign ‘against owners of the property in jall cases thus far, rather than |merely at the unfortunate women jeaught tn raids. CAVALRY TO PATROL MEXICAN BORDER WASHINGTON, May 27.—Offi- cials today admitted that the Big Bend section of Texas, bordering on the Rio Grande, probably will be patrolled by cavalry to prevent resi- dents on the Texas side from taking the law into their own hands and crossing into Mexico to avenge the killing of Rangers Jos. Bates and E. L. Huken and Customs Inspector Jos. Sitters. It is expected the government will make a demand on Mexico that the bandits be surrendered to this coun- try for trial. DEMS TO ELECT It's between Donald MeDonald and George Murphy for chairman of the King county democratic cen- tral committee, to succeed H. D. Folsom, jr., resigned. The election will be held Saturday, in the Lyon building headquarters. McDonald represents the progressive wing, and Murphy, who was county chair- man before and “handpicked” the delegates to the state convention, is the candidate of the conservative faction. TO COUNTRY PRINTERS Write for price paper stock. W list and samples on are selling from 10 to 40 per cent less than regular prices Most Seattle print shops buy from us. Paper Department « KAPLAN PRINTING Co, rth Ave. Seattle SELECT DANCING PARTIES HIPPODROME Fifth and University Clean Amusement 10-PIECE UNION onchEet RA r RHEUMATISM - (Cured to Stay Cured uring, grind asping pain — Chats rheumatism Druge won't cure because they never right in ani | | | | acid out of your sys his gently and quickly BEAUTIFULLY TLEUSTRATED BOOK PREF The Electra-Vita Co. Room 206 Second Seattle, Wash, mayen thestin mn. ‘ - ‘ i 2