The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 17, 1915, Page 6

STAR—THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1915, PAGE 6. HONE LAIN One cent «a w Bix times ¢ upon books S10 be weed as Melp ana sic cles) Within 10 days nnn nm NeIMERe DUS UNGOOD RECTOR v WEY DI directory v This is at Meeds and requiring The Star Want Ad Rates intended for the convenience of any one ‘desiring something a little out Of the ordinary in their daily q in The firms represented # make a specialty of im- Medizd service and will glad- famish any it is necessary. _ Satisfaction is guaranteed _ every advertiser. Bargain Store. ‘orner Math, 4 sults and tee LTATION FREE. Ellers Musto Ride Matn tote AUTO DELIVERY ITO DELIVERY CO. Pitot, 134 Giatance moving Pocket Billiard Tabies and bowling and accessories; bar fixtu BANKS FANADIAN HANK OF ¢ rae at Fourth and Pike TRCTA habe and jewelry; _CHATTEL LOANS LGOMPANT: NEW RATES: je quickly and confide pianos, livestock, etc. “AMERICAN i. C. Smith Ride EU. COAL AND WOOD ant «Mw iP mpt. relianle 4 _ CHIROPRACTOR D—Palmer graduate. eerie ¥ YY Dealtng where othere fall. Bits Co —Tiid First av. & Billo fomk 1769 ist av & Elliott tet LAWYERS ie. 6 Marion Bice With troubles; tation free: Lyon Bidg. Main 2741 [Anderson sii ish NE ING AND STORAGE | 5; O DELIVERY 60. Eittott PUBLISHED AND P ho Music Pub. Bias Port Co, Pe USIC INSTRUCTION ing Bie; day or corner Pike ‘Summer NO LERSONS, ‘Third ave Voice. OPTICIANS -PATERSOS Edmunds Popular prices. PHOTOGRAPHERS i 4 BBE Liners Bide. Third and Union | PLUMBING AN PL 18-120 King. Seattle Physicians and Surgeons Ai. DiseA Dr. Arthur Croo 4 ONLY jrean information Remember, Just Use Your Telephone! @ to borrow money low rates ‘offices. American Jewelry Co. 5 na trom $19.00 to oT fally on fur- AN CO. eat. Eno 1 ry: ail kinds coal 30a ar prety Kan 1000 MBING & HEATING CO. Bide 5 WTD MISCELLANEOUS '22 PERSONALS Le ACREAGE .. SOCIAL SERVICE \“1T’S NOTHING,” SHE LAUGHED, AS sa fe parva are re 'W h hil: sine: Tae SHE SMASHES $5,000 NECKLACE . adios f Ada P Ryans | on spades ae = LSR a ° pw THE PERPRTUAL CARE ewe y 6 UTOS FOR SALE ° PARK CEMBTERY ACRES OR $176; $26 CASIL . « an stranae AND $5 PER MONTH ‘AIM, LFF e : ; ene Sarrtneny it|] 18 located on high, thoroughly |) Th “poi & VAN Fe ce te g | . : pecrees — |] drained, gently rolling ground, || S Ave War | Matted free “corres. {| Ideally adapted to Park and Cem || 1-1 W ING FOR } Lon IDA] “Dedicated to social service, the © ' . eave at . My acre ¥ Independ i r o ‘Na 4 ' MOTORCYCLES : <csante Tats || etery development. proved ranch 2 mties trom town and'on the target. dewieh orgasteation. tt thoes taken Ada 42, Ste Your call to the office and he eed the eruipestinn oo ble a thie will | { ~ yo partner Solna |f Pequest for an tnterview will * ented, In a more acute form ‘ - . . than ever ore, with the close of! 2 WAM E bring an automobile to take you the Buropean war } WANTED — FURNITURE |» etanerty’ Wie |] out and look at this oharming lo der Hare Woltt off nd) : AS | aXSRACE—Matam Francia |] piece of gardening, fick rapa: Wedge de. 4, at. tse FOR SALE — FURNITURE) @yoyesoe . | , WNal B'RIth, comprising the terrt a hia t m a. J ; tory in the Pacific Coast and Rocky ° ’ . +4, te | ecuk|Mountain states. Wolff arrived en samara Washelli| | Male on a | PHOT ) IPP ES ’ . | cere Se cli with MP Wolff, Milton Meyer a O_SUPPLI ENVER HVE WOWKE (560 Keventh ore | THE PERPETUAL CARK "l\grand trustee of the onhan and} LOWMAN & HANFORD CO UAVATOWR VES WATER Th0k Ter we PARK CEMBTERY » no tumperall | Mra, Meyer, Thursday night, the Kodake and Photographic Buppiles IIIA | ' nty/ grand lodge officers, including aero oe 22a SINESS PERSONALS | | “ sine] David N. Mosessohn of Portland an vy. Te a tien | SPIT | Sie. bree eaah Lelanes meg, “elenmor® | who arrived this afternoon, will in ae AMERIOAN See sb ca tenons som secs [ ile large etges ot'8 lat meet MISCELLANEOUS WV u Wide ing of the Hildeshelmer and Ral on Pt ler lodges at W. O. W. hell, Mari het ge Ly i WOW Ewe Wiel 601 Le C. SMITH BUILDING cisared: ginal! house, goad parm: sock given in thelr honor by the lodges ° W. Phone Hetlard| pay echroed ) ite (and by the Daughters of the Cove ponnemcnamniaps ELLIOTT 2019 R faiParres vivwven (ant, the ladies’ auxiliary to the | WALL ROARD ey f sot | SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS ik sie } ALL SIX-FOOTERS MADAM DINE. . ‘ © Malmes & Maring, 663 Kmpire| | fad Baieeacn palate oh | |40 BUSINESS CHANCES | | fo at tea oes nekend i | ere. som 010 Fin eve am NOUR) 2D AChE Wilh Blanes ExMayor Jacob Haussling, Mra he x poet var | r “4 s . e Jew and ides! for) Hauseling, members of the police | tot The eeh, $650 on time « . ou erme force and Police Judge C. F. Herr,! ny Khe ie x a as Ly MARSH & CO. 1209 3d AVE.| with other members of the Gott Ho ay | fried-Krueger association of New wh bag ry WATER FRONT LAND Jark, N. J., left Seattle on an early ' * mone jboat Thursday for Vancouver and Green Were Victoria, after spending the night) ain va here Every ale member of the | ry ear “hen party 1# wix feet tall or more and ' a 1 Semele the average weight is clone to 200 | |24 FOR RENT. Fesnlehed. | __ SHARIN souMhe < NAAT Ot DO pounds, There are 99 In the crowd. | A\aeka a a - > | 7 on voor furatture) TAR WASHINGTON 43 REAL ESTATE | NS RES Pe ee Onn Breene water! | wun large double eee cane tras,| Mee. A.B. Duke and Her Millionaire | Meyer- Toner, TAND Ke routh of Me at pt Union, piled on purchase ndlest ruct it of $1.00 pe tan? Third CHEAPEST PLAC to bay or rent owe Ing machines 17 Pine Matn nished A partm Ave 1900 Fors ’ aELLIN One J Appelaren. ALE a OUr a! ARTIFIC yond hand and records Musical Record & « Westlake 1184 NH ® T make jott 38 a TAL TEETH Vehicles and Implements “1 ACREAGE | IMPORTANCE f the many | & Farm ond-hand vehi 14 LOST AND FOUND KENNEDY Wagon Im plemer toast 4 Ta Unive white, one North 1108 par NEX oar or STAT in W ately T41-B, Rochester 18 FEMALE SITUATI private family WOMEN WANTED « $70 month ine s am ple Pr Tox W 17 FEMALE HELP WTD. ankiin N Inatitute youn Phone Ballard Dept fon. | ” FRANWIENT 1606% Piret | pai | BARBER we Fw ’ i 004 mighth old water wiside roome Barcington Ay Bowoed, Ub seek oe ee FURNISHED ROOMS XNA ake Washtn ect, You can b # A DAY * piece OLR 314 New ¥ MOVE RIGHT IN weer « man Wi wer This te a snap. and ie only « Lote, ED erated ae and paid fe car servi naar Weer 2228 % Fire tie ond up ON BY DOING WANTED. Man y and wite who and care for country home i cash in good propostt WANTE: bonus, prise. sen. 008 | WANTED Bide |wante rant Tucker, 164 Globe Didg tions men ant women pecia! ar urinary diseases STORAGE WELL DRILLING AND TESTING 4 PATENT ATTORNEY PRED P.GORIN @erured or fee refunded Trae Mat 6. Free & Menor Dies Fatent STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS #ié American Bank Bidg Practice limited to bladder, kidney ana| iT referen vest small cash Apply 1 Ww. J om; legitimate 2468 Empire fide Hookkeeper as partner in le enterprise quired; good salary small Apply 1266 i. 20 MALE Situations Wanted * \21 wlio int VAN IED. Bil WAGE repaired, 403 Poop! Hide Wi JEWEL MANICURING.— Third, office 10, ° cash cates 414 Eitel Bide CAMPI | Lake If you wu | rheumatiam } will get rid of invilia, Wash CAMP WIT he Hungalow | Write quick ¢ | ations ar mium Department | WANTED Wari dine b oaition. Pr nin COMPLETE nancial} 1 artner:| ing: « natty | Wabash ave Star |i ACKER of iand es Fiank| for paying Tidy | FOR WAT bargain. Na nh Orewon te ming G EXCURSION 19175 "temn one To RIRMINOHAM nest Bunda 129 BOARDERS WANTED. Landing Renter Second SUMMER CAMPS __|| wiTE 38 WTD REAL ESTATE _|| 40 BUSINESS CHANCES SFABLINNED general merohn FRADE Wride 410 MORTGAGE LOANS iirant 30 Thr Too much specific in- formation is here contain- ed to justify the progres- sive man’ passing up the WANTS. When you have a WANT intended for the business man, as well as the others just Ss exchanwe Hilott Phone Main 9400—STAR Want Ads EES Re OE . . “you DEAL with Us DIRECT nh oth. and Let 1, Write or eee ARANURET LAND CO Eu ” MEIKLEJOHN +10 Amerte Mer tand De _ _ }it01 1. © mmith Bide, Beattie, Wash = = <7 THREE LAKES LER. CO. | SEN WEAWON a pariTail Exchanas | 51 REAL ESTATE LOANS| twa. ta. T% ___| Money on improved city property. We Seentet 5 make butlding loans J rk FO CALAIUN, DENY EWING and: & mile fr Rutiding Po. and echoa! | WEAT. ROTATE LOANS NORTHER . me Rend @ Morte Central Bide. $200. 086 cash, 96] between Gotumbin Gnd’ Marion per month HEAT. RRFATE MORTORGER S000 UP AASEN &@ SEXTON CO. ™ #%, fully secured, for sale by Jos peapesseunspencegneaianpersn aon oe ee | | | HE busy business man finds time to scan | the WANT columns of his favorite paper, The Star. | 4 Pike st Other departments may pass his notice ac- | cording as his “news taste’ runs, but seldom is the paper laid aside without a perusal of || The Star WANT page. \ We areimtatie ar 2 Ibe cane milk Be Ao Husband LOS ANGELES, Cal, June 17.- | $250,000 worth of jewels, all wed CONCLUDED |ding gifts, are under special guard |here while thelr owner, Mrs. A. B Duke, wife of a Philadelphia mil ee Honaire, is honeymooning with her OLYMPIA, ‘June 17—That husband at the world’s fair in San| the contentions of the attor- Francisco | The bride, a dainty little girl scarcely in her 20's, who was Miss Cordelia Drexel-Biddle of Philadel. | jphia, before her recent marriage, | began the firet day of her honey-| moon by breaking a $5,000 diamond necklace | With a laugh, she dismissed the | neys opposing the prohibition law are based on the thinnest hairaplitting tochnicalities that the ingenuity of the attorneys could possibly conceiv the substance of th: ments presented today before Judge Wright, of the Thurston Cl gubject as a matter of little mo-; County superior court, by At- vr) ment torney Generali Tanner and ° o I'm too happy to care whether John H. Powell, who are de- my diamond necklace is broken or| fending the constitutionality of vee thmatocs, oc {not,” she remarked with a glance prohibition law adopted by ry lard, 12% Ib, famey|at her youthful husband. “And| the people last November. hops. ise Ib Stalls! besides | always either break or| Former Federal Judge Donworth # lee pest rics. Mone my jewels. 1 have about $250,-/4nd Dudley G. Wooten, of Seattle, 000 «worth «with me now, be-| Yesterday followed Harold Preston in attacking the validity of the law. Judge Donworth pointed out that the pamphlets, containing the argu- |ments for and against the law, which should have been sent to the voters not later than 50 days before the election, had not been sent out till several days after the ie | was given the collection as | | wedding presents GEN. JOFFRE |to the law, as constitutional pro- | visions must be strictly construed as mandatory and not merely di- rectory Wooten argued that the probibt- |tion law violated interstate com- merce regulations. | Meeting the argument of Harold Preston and Judge Donworth that jthe initiative and referendum amendment to the constitution, in | the first place, and later the pro- hibition law, were not given the | sufficient amount of legal publica- j tion in newspapers, the prohibition advocates pointed out that the vote on prohibition was the biggest ever ‘ast in this state. It was contend- ed that the voters got actual in- stead of merely technical notice of dried app be each BY J. W. T. MASON Written for the United Press NEW YORK, June 17.—Crit- begin. the French to progress failure of the since the drive from Paris. Joffre is not the hero he The radi: expected soon to a futility of Joffre's policy of nibbling at the German line. During the dark days of the Ger- man rush, a peace party cretly formed in Paris and urged | that an agreement with Germany was the only way of saving France. WAS Be-| * each viver thad, 200 greece When Joffre drove the Germans | the election. [bunches fe. pot roast, fo Ih: veal cutlets! hack toward the Aisne, France re- mY core flake, THe phs.: bree covered, and Joffre’s reputation| which San Francisco will quench for ibe. lettuce, be |OWed much to the psychological ef-|the thirst of fair visitors, as con- fect of this recovery cocted by Jack Reed of Sacra- Since that time Gen. Joffre has | mento, champion mixologist of the oa jdone nothing positive. Pacific Coast at the bartenders’ | Attempts to push the Germans | convention here today: | VITAL STATISTICS | farther back have failed. He has| Dash of orange bitters. | prevented the Germans from win-| Dash of Angostura bitters. | ning more soil That 8 all | Bar spoonful of gum. | wm. p. vinrtiege Leeman - we Halt Jager of French Vermouth, m. D. Whitby ahee: Wy tas. aif jigger of Plymouth gin. a ‘HERE, GIRLS, iS THE Frappe nd lime with hazel nuts Chicago, and or olive. ES 3-KICK COCKTAIL Squeeze of lemon to the taste. oe Ae | Whisky fs still the “first Ameri- . Newman and Myrtle Maey can drink,” with gin a close sec- David P. Burns and Hattie Lee Stearns | SAN FRANSCISCO, June 16—]ond, highballs a closer third, and Richard § tna, Poyallup, and May| Here is the recipe for the exposti-| beer far in the background, accord- Tey Heith: 46. unk Gisele We | tion Three-Kick cocktail, with'ing to delegates. Mildred Mew First « Mrs Mre Apartm Mrs pital, J “MoH o Kreitie, 86, 2889 W, BTEH mt} Cars Operated Between ation, 48, 4407 Brandon ot.) 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