The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 29, 1915, Page 6

j ° Hy : STAR—SATURDAY, MAY 29, 1915. PAGE 6 ee aa ow —— PERSONALS | oe were i x i a ; aT i LL Ht “The Star Want Ad | hate an honorable, edu By ‘ ° oh " 4 une | a qi % ; winenn ver wits. FON TN he 1 * | aaye NDAD ih Vranstent ' “g yy A H Policemen and newspaper re rt — ™ Six | wippoeed to view suffering Blanchard at ¢ ee « feal Indifference Lemora st, facing ‘ ww . see nO Much of the sordid PR i ~ ~ iat i lies Nartied life Ate you neamy wide of life they are owed : ba tonety Join Heattie Reliable Friend to have no sympath no 4 DO Hobert m | ship « Ladies free. Ada P. Kvena yer ' WYO’ mir Apt x rentiment for a fellow being in dix | mediately vat { mn bs | 1) ? : wishes to meet refined. re: sis Memorial day pla i "ie postten, Aadee o policeman who pounds a beat on: morning, services over Union, This dire k (NNA MARKS fe Bighth ave. 8. saw John ¢ mr feaersie for the conve . ‘ : and hf pretty young wife and their) 261? KYANen . tually suffering for food ny, hin : * needs and requirir . ship and” matrlmonta Wilson rushed the hungry fami! Fi pad ‘ . the te I hurry. The firms ‘ ‘ * Women trea Kate restaurant and gave the 5a feices Civil P y men's the } : mediate service and will gla ad in War (0 Mr will bold a Water fag * 1 a iatienp formation ; 2 Whitty, 818 Bensoa » clals, veterans ar t the Bell st tock satisfaction is guaranteed by | O\WMAN & H ANF ( RD co mn = oe ' on the phone and explained the clr The Line of March Geent lone of aaa be a ACy +0) OCT aL x - eu stancer | Th f Oo arch Sout a} oO e ate H every advertiser. Kodake « « potiee =| ana 110 Pine et Main tastes pene ne tell yen? tine of march h on} n on the waters tne i ’ DEV PING 1¢ 3008 Here's a good, stew ung fel-| First ave, to Cherry a#t.; east to! salute of or fired—then “ i 4 e e! Any ome . low,” he said, “able and anxious to _ tap Beem Use Your Telephone’) rvs aro set Qe Te ioe Main 9400 work, but he can't get a. fob. He 1 i 8 MISCELLANKOUS mw ie can labor at anything. He wants 75 BOYS GUESTS OF TO STREW FLOWERS . 4 TENTS. AWNIOR hsm Seattle Star dren gets his goat, too, and he must are aries, | cat St iS Meme. ot ate a sonora one her eu ST LIBERTY MANAGER : 2 +e nl ae hat needs reat, A Y starvation, 1 will feed them for a akcedel 7 4 Se Snpener | ata . day or two if The Star will dig up ¢ thank you, Mr, Von Her. a WEEN CREE NOY MA “ . some work fc hin Hes GOT be It was a fine show When > rs B-Bos 3 vo it can We con again? = ; ter lives with his family tn Thus spoke F afternoon { of rt pts room 43, New Balkan bo’ 914 boys from the Y. M. ©. A KAVANAUGW'H 91.00 ATE. 1000 Tot ov Bighth ave. 8. If you have got a} boys’ department who were in i *i ob for him. pu will help out, not vited ¢ ate of the management wine SEWER: URINE Lai ee el only the Carter family, but Wilson,|[ of the Liberty theatre, and wit TENVER DYE WORKE ioe th the big-hearted cop nessed itiful Mary Piekford ns 22A BUSINESS PERSONALS PUBLIC MARKETS Hilde pote p Angers wi, as ARTIFICIAL TEETH NOTED CLUB WOMEN of remarkat ant; also vid gold ween 3 and 6 SANITARY , Ante 9 DELI ERY 00. A601 Firet ave. book store | WILL VISIT HERE » youthful guests comprise a) We TERED WiPWIPE— Sire V SATURDAY 0 24-96, 8 the is known as the “Liberty Long distance moving F 4 ' ane whose “Y" membership BELA Te MICHRLATETTER Fer | Chicago and New York delegates | cards w donated to them by ) FOR SATE — New and = : ist expert; adsolute « si} to the fonal Federation of Wom-|[ Jensen and Von Herberg. The a 0 ceceanorien bat aw veal! en's ‘ortiand, will arrive Liberty club was accompanied by atk easy paymen aie PURLIETED SPORTLAR {PL SMS) |nere Sunday night by Canadian Pa-j| Boys’ Work Secretary Tracy BRU Sawie % ~ BALES - ( - ised. Kicho Music ¥ Co, People’s tuck cific steamer at 10 o'clock Strong, Ass t Walter Jenkins POA ARS ARO, SAETS, aX ILDIN “FATA Bank Bidg fos. she) rt ‘The Chicago contingent will leave || and its boy officers, Irvin Mur. | AND )WaRE, ON : “ x a . Pie lee ‘er the Great'[ phy, president, and Dale Coge- | SPIRIT ~ rhe ne dige yd he same ning over the Great |} phy, 4 | asSK FOR caTALonuR xO mM | ——— UAL MEDIUMS _ . jie 42-46, 3 Bbe b Northern for Oregon, the New York | shell, secretary OB WILIIAMA CO | payee UENLA ne Pineapple, 4 women remaining here until Mon | BASH AND DOORS | EGYPTIAN PHRENOLOGIST -eeeomr 1947 Firat Ave & Matn 1847 | Most gifted clairvoyant In the w Mer -. pes “ial ¢ detegates from| Los An ares people the Baptist convention at gelex will arrive over th Northern Wednesday, at 7 They _ return East via pa ver, B ACREAGE TET US TELL YOU - Boys ARRESTED MORE | THREE LAKE = SNonomisu co, ADVANTA The lands are town Portland, hopes to bring his stolen automobile here from where {t was SATURDAY fi well grouped around the] |" arece 24-41, Star, poone and seighbore t week — Our prices and terme are reasonable, The three boys are under arrest Mn ee ee ana charged with burglarizing severni| RAGE BF You DEAL, W ITH US DIRECT * | pla along their route from Port eral batteries BE. H. MEIKLEJOHN, Mer. land north. They are Jack McClurg RS CRT EERIE Wee | 3057 W, S9th st. Ballard 1210 Land Dept, 1701 Smith Bldg. | jand Herbert and Kenneth Graham Bite 19 FOR SALE—LIVESTOCK | THREE LAKES LBR. CO. | . —— "2 FISHERMAN FINDS DON'T PAY RENT | ; oa Fl ER N N a> ‘ i 1° | wrx vou cax acy | «S| HUNK OF AMBERGRIS cards anal — _ —— eC Cntver : Capt. Jack Snediker of the halt vit tigen el vonnt |DUt Rchooner Pacific believes he bas SATURDAY a $20,000 to $40,000 worth of aris in about ish substance he picked up near the mouth of the Columbia river Ambergris has a market value of 0 to $45 an ounce, He is having chemists examine his find amber troubles. at =| 13 CHILDREN TO BOARD ay Wibow + ; Sion 8 to. 2 years Per cn | 24 FOR RENT, Fernished. RICH, LEVEL LAND jeciuen 2 nensa't between Tac rm an any other large ive ine th “ USED TO BE HARRY i MOVING AND ING AND STORAGE + C * live hena, I8e Ih NO CRATING tract new. ¢ Arran Paamapyg Uhr Arno Souaibe d eo with Jon of CATHC we thie week and make AKT LANDS AUTO DELIVERY CO. Anything Delivered Anywhere, Retiring Acting President Landes of the University of Washington is today wearing a handsomely en- graved new watch presented him/ “ROTO DELIVERY 60, Long Distance Moving HHOADWAY ANSP nd household goods Gyaranteed wu Friday night by members of the Sano aw Peter crorans |faculty. A dinner was given in his| ee ELIE. yp br aed & WHEELER honor on the University commons, or nished ope 209 Colman Block. Main 1947 amore EAgennes: at which Prof. E. 8 Meany, pre. FRAREN TATE RE Apartments, 9 —_ | Frank M Jones, 8, Seatte, and Lutul siding, reviewed Landes’ early his rounds. IVE ACRES FOR $225 I. Mower, 22, Blaine Hy re, ne pid hagpeee ad; in a|. Frank Linden Pratt, Seattie, ana wint-|OF7, Fecalling the time when hi Main Aictrict; | fred Romney, Seat jcame to the schoo! as a young ge- r A. G. Warner, Seattle, and Kristina |Ology professor, giving the name Olsen, 27, seattle “Harry” Landes Terms $3 1 Wm. Hendricks, 22, Beattie, and Grace 5 209 ry, | Lillie, 18, seattle. L. J. MARSH & CO., 1209 34 AVE. “Re TACHIER, wil Vottom ands 100 feet ATONE] sere and Mr. Yuso Wipayame, 0¢ ‘KITTENS NOW CA rove ee ee aba » from | Mra and Mr. Y. Chida, #08 Yesler way wget np ca terme at 7 pe 4061 Arcade Widg B hua Sake]. 27 wee ing over an onfon patch, INF URN 1SHI D APTS. PRADA | : ¥ drinking high-powered catnip tea, KOOMEfioulevara! 551 REAL ESTATE LOANS| W. A. Rastman, 1122 1¢tn | Jumping setnee ane then or ponies x “| eee ‘ me HR &@ serenade from the roof of an im Ell. | cone on impraved ety (property, We pee provised house, seven “kittens” in waar | make buliding toane Te ' Htokes, £8 W, Roy |the order of Hoo Hoo, became full “For Rent Unfurnished |: eS Sea fledged “cats” Friday night. The TRENT im modern house, 2015 | SIAT John Anderson, 2848 W./ organization is composed entirely of DRY,_FIREPROOF wiorsne ware | waa Hasi| Yesler Phone Sidney 1173 thirajlumbermen. Press club hall was : 108 White Bide, | 16? ware ronverted into the “chamt a bees ww |26 HOTELS _| maat iia iim armnee Beatie an Shoe, 1007 whe aT |19 MALE HELP peepee cm - . “PRALTISG AS Fier | MOLER TAnHER between Columbia and Blaine, Rescae & Rest, 20 Pine st Moin Gy | ma, “with 43° == REAL ESTATE nave.| ED PATENT ATTORNEY _| nelemt, | REAUFIPUT. HOME anobetracted be %. 3. Comba, an14 Third] i *FRED P.GORIN = Patent pane nd city view t n i Paul Monroe, 204 Rrook-| The Manufacturers’ association secured of few refunded 70 yap hinges hh . WF Tn Hialiard, Friday, black ribbon exhibit and exchange, Stuart build-| dg Main 6085. Free book <r Dhaba BS Znese! Baus M. Martin, 6612 Carle-/ing, will be open Monday from 9 Boyd H. Brow . ‘ ayaa. e1¢ Waen./ ™ unt 6 p.m. Veterans and _ée , HOMESTEADS wie sae Wee'ltheir friends are invited to visit WOLER HARDER SCHOOL 00 ACKES. oF nd, sultadle for he K. Fukarama, 618% siath| the exhibit and rest before or after seante ma, aif Ooekdentat ; | aie ke See ’ {the Memorial day parade oy Page Sy FO By tng ; Dente cern ave. w,.|. AM entirely new program of free moving pictures will be given Sat ee ruta AS AUTO THIEVES “MADAM ALEXANDRA nee viries to ald MO HERE ARE MANY | Thru 19 miles of mud, J. B. Gay-| | lord, a commission merchant of abandoned by kid bandits at Lacona| 1 pounds of a whit-! CAPACITY OF ITS | cone | BY FREDERICK M. KERBY WASHINGTON, May 29.—So far as munitions of war are con- cerned, the United States is probably In better position to face a possible emergency than ever before. The enormous In- cre in capacity of plants turning out rifles, powder, am- munition and big guns since the beginning of the European war has made the output of such articles the greatest in the his- tory of the country. Before the outbreak of the war abroad the capacity of plants in the United States— public and private—for manu- facturing small arms ammuni- tion, did mot exceed 5,000,000 rounds per week. Today, according to the best obtainable information, the five big plants turning out this class of ammunition are producing 30,000,000 rounds per week. Some of the necessary war muni- jtions are manufactured in govern ment plants; some in private plants The present model Springfield tn- fantry rifle, for example, is made in two government arsenals; one at | Rock Island, Il, the other at Spring: field, Maas. These two plants, working at full capacity, 24 hours a day, can prob- lably turn out about 1,5 |day, or something more than half a million @ year, Selling Rifles Abroad | | jthe war, private plants have been fmanufacturing infantry rifles for [the various foreign governments |The private plants of the Reming- ton Arms Co.,, Ilion, N. Y., and the |Winchester company at New | Haven, Conn., as well as the Stevens jArms company, at Chicopee Falls | Mass., could all be used in case of lemergency. As there are already on hand suf. ficient rifles to equip an army of at least 500,000 men, it la clear that we are well provided so far as small arms goes Two Artillery Plants As to heayy artillery, both for army and navy use, the government has two large plants in operation. These are located at the naval gun factories at Washington, D. C., and Watervilet, N. Y. The private jconcerns turning out heavy guns are the Bethlehem Steel company and the Midvale Steel company, in | Pennsylvania All the military powder used in| this country is manufactured either | at the government plant at Indian Head, Md., or by the Dupont com pany, Which has very greatly of the war ate 24, Mountain View| urday night at 8 o'clock in the Man-| 3 “In this ol jufacturers’ auditorium OH, You. MALCOLM femval ¥ h, aged & oare List et TSE 4, 18, 1686 4th ave, May] uneral # ‘ eeors: we BF PORN eB ROOWE™ | 50. — fener eg Wane 4 eo CS BET BONDS! « ' ’ Fina? A CREATE FOR AUTO ‘ 5 ep a re secret oe mn fan Wade va. Ben ade, cruelty pputy Sher’ paight réturned on ta. 6 SE eP i Is Colman Main a Hen Walter J 1 your aeataat friends. This bit of 28 HOUSEKEEF ING RMS.| } A | Saturday from Auburn with $1,250 wisdom was employed by Malcolm 21 SALE SMEN WANTE D weeping tor a z ANTED + Berridge ve. Chas, A. Berridge, [oash, put up as bonds by the saloon! Dougias, U. of W. graduate and| ‘Chas I ‘ “ M veosona thal nd cow ruelt eta as 8 proprietors of that town, all of iawyer, and for eight months he Chas D. Raymer, 1390 First ave ; atm be be by t r aut ‘“ Whom were arrested and charged| xont secret the fact that he became AUTOS FOR SALE ge lies of 4p ihe houschaaslna “ae ars Tho. JA from with selling iiquor to minors a benedict in August, 1914 His Wa b ‘ . arn fi ‘ ' furnie ” per month. Phone| 4% tote. ges, rented . . ko tnloa. bride is Clara Corwin of Spokane o t eae at, for ry propert “ ' ‘ ®, “$0 a 4 ai Sonn —- = mur@hill from Cari it secretary of the North Central high ‘ # Training Amsocta : ae oe aun iigee t pital) Ww raged yp ge hag A ADOPTS NEW FAITH school, where Douglas formerly wee PADIS rrr | ( LEAR elt fF country property fo from & &. Supa: bite Rages . malt ot t of the wed a Pe A | Jeet i ie, 6782 14th ave Johnson from Thos, W. John Grunhifd Emily Johnson has start ‘ormal announcement of the we¢ » BOARDERS WAN TED. AARARARAR AAR ARANDAALIN | won er ed divorce proceedings against Ole; ding was made Saturday ; | INVESTMENTS rier pee Asn Sect B, Johnson, whom she allexed joined} 5 G samen Gor War Lameree | Pn ” Minnle Wins the Apostolle faith and now refuses Mo G D se , oe 495 Lumber is | 1 from Senor |to recognize her as his wife, She VIN AY AT U i EK mR nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn | Mah pen: WANT says they Buve lived as strangers | SRinnw ‘| \3 ' m since March, 1911 | “Movin®Up day” was celebrated 3 _— . | j ta tigitehlit aed il | Friday at the state university with 33 REN TALS STAR WANT ADS | Giiclice W. iinuead from Hertha Kin-| CHURCH MUSICAL a number of special events, A skit — | jeadquarters tor Beattie in Meany hall written by Ray} or gaan emiake | 4 ore 4 . ne Kental Property. ry ) Marie Pelton r] . ek Gbth as aitieg and ce lik B ee ee A tempting musical program has|Greenwood, featured the program. | WANTED — FURNITURE! “ | aM sAnN & 63 RING RESULTS att bee been arranged by ladies of the| ‘The seniors bade farewell to the | BLAKE PUN. CO, iis Pike. ti ; ish yet BS Wats ake iia us fi A. (. Reynolds, Firet German M. E church, 18tstudent assembly, appearing in cap d a J. BP. Dargan, Howe st, for Sunday services, and gown, U, S, INCREASING WAR PLANTS rifles per In addition, since the outbreak of en: | jlarged its plant since the beginning | Many Seattleites will spend Dec oration day at Suquamish, and many a wild flower and plece of greenery will be strewn on the grave of Chief Seattle by the visit ors. 4 Suquamish 1s reached by boats of the Kitsap County Transport tion Co., leaving the foot of Madb son st., pler No. 3, at 9 a. m. andd p. m. Sunday and Monday, Charles Thompson, great-grasé son of Chief Seattle, is the head of the Indian baseball team at Se quamish, which on Sunday will play the Blue Ribbon team of Seattle and on Decoration day the Jeffer son Park club. Thompson will pitch both days, HE’D SELL SMITH BLDG. FOR $849 Seattle's tallest skyscraper, the L. C, Smith building, will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder, if August Weiffenbach, who buflt its roof, has his way. Weilffenbach has begun an action in superior court to collect alleged to be due him from Buras |Lyman Smith and the Whitney Co, contractors. He asks that his judgment be ta the form of a first lien and that the property be sold according to la¥. BOOST FOR LUMBER Lumbermen here are preparing to raise $25,000 to fight down prejt dice against wood products being used in buildings, following a meet ing of the West Coast Lumbermen's association Friday. Manufacturers of wood substitutes, they say, have j created a general belief that fires | are most frequent {n wooden build Ings. Over-insurance Was Ol demned. PAINTING AT Y, M. ©. A “The Master, took 30 years to paint, | sxhibicion at the Y. M. C. A. Sule ay afternoon when the artist, Darius Cobb, of Boston, will s1V@ the history of the famous work. Frank W. Ober, editor of “a Jelation Men," official organ 0 |Y. M.C. A. of the world, will speak at the fellowship lunch Py picture whieh will be om BGOLLY A FELLER MRY HAVE A LOT OF SENSE BUT THE CHANCES ARE HE With) NOT DISPLAY ANY OF 1T WHEN HE GETS INTO AN ARGUMENT. \witt A PRETTY DIRU 272 558389 BSc SESSSSE Fo — gS SE Q8RRFERZLED |apeyeescaz7e po #72593, 8285 24 58297 22R 2. g2 sR Beret sZl]l cd eI ~“