The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 19, 1915, Page 4

STAR—SATURDAY, JUNE 19, 1915, PAGE 6 ; + 1 MOTORCYCLE 22 PERSONALS 138 WTD REAL ESTATE 50 e. XCHANGES | The Star Want ‘Ad fates eye b Amert ait Sree B46 MORTGAGE LOANS One cent a wort per t nn wees _ 40 A f Es i times for the price of five WANTED — FURNITURE gentle ie good ATHEN oF a tote Seed es RAKe i ‘ ; : seek 51 REAL ESTATE LOANS ie | and Sit nl ‘ nd henatear Conn je tar POT AT? c - ‘ \ ara, Kotices FOR SALE fURNITURE| * reese onan Adres | 214 PIF ave mon proved Bias Beenetewt—caerse Adver | i Waid od gh "i Rattle t CALMOUN, 1 ) 1 f Bix Insert : " " , er rernmrnnmnnm ' A y ' gi : Bel 10 per cent \ . PHOTO SUPPLI 3 le yh RS FRONT LAND hatovonn¢ , Be within 10 days att - * 4 1 " ; somes a Bend $1 car ‘ CATR | iCHAT BNF i MISCELLANKOUS Douek Mauss” Wis manne the temennialT This directory is intended TENTS, AWNINGR em 3 entre oe att | ea papenee WESTLAKE ‘for the convenience of any one} Pwaee mitenen a Oe. | eee : : a | ven 10% MeO MONDAY —# hk desiring something a little out! $11 University « gn Be Ok Bag Me : 5 bones "Of the ordinary in their daily i MA : Per ace we ees and requiring it in a WA Ant ‘ ux or a sAvautees. at CATIGAS : Lee * } The firms represented . Wa ined, good a te nt rempeets . ‘ for make a specialty of im- bs asionship and | at moat attractive. prices. and « ES diab: service and will glad- a a < SMe iss wavaniaae oF and te finish any information ‘ mide e it is necessary. Remember, | aggeet cs Mage Bieh Abagee| THN nae eee ie .| Wher @ WIKELER i : Satisfaction is guaranteed by A plaster, Mines 33 te 4. ge a | 209 Colman Diock Mate reer. | ce every advertiser. SA omall ak : TTFACRE RANCH SATURDAY. 5 . Just Use Your Tetephone!| a cents ant Be mh ; ; i OK HERE The Rargaln in oe. C4 'otene: j ; f “esa 5 ° “ . 1 ba t ho wi sco ' sirmote dig} on | * . Re wore v orn. nee JOSEPH ALLE ' STV |GEF MARTIED— ew = EXCURSION TO Hoops head let t obbag experten the beet 1a14 s18 Ford Spas ° y t ° ope ag Mess + Be ‘ ve gg Fh } CANAL TOMORROW GONSELTATION, FREE wiBow Wivaee TTT WATT | To, Inventiente Gur Sand jo-ncre tracts at| | WANIFAWY AUTO aes oe nats aie : | onir "A. mite From bear, stor 7 = Acres $700; $10 Cash, $8 Per M . ee Aistance moving SUC AN RUGS ARE ADVANCING learn Te Seale BILLIARD 7 Te ye oo ED = i cia ane ze a ee" COLLENDER | — SPECIALIZING IN RUGS AL ‘NG & BROMBERG Gani SL. Wald pleas *.|22A BUSINESS PERSONALS —— | SATURDAY ratte ANADIAN HANK OF | nM « | Nigiet ray ve realy treatments tor} \ . fe Head office Trronto, [8 W PIAN : or : " : . a a #08 CASH, 816 MONTHLY ‘ Ps st allowed on sav: | a al io nae mad ate thre : i : i ‘and time deposit land. Mer [CHEAPEST PLATS to tay or font we | nd - ae ane 6 . * ” r . " | ranch Mr ER Irelan « machines, Ti? Pine Main 1999. | . 15 conte “ea a CARPENTERS Tana recorda. Musical Re y achanee | Sem role 1th We strme eant | | Dee ne vse _ tie Westtake. iflott 2078 sas soo. this FELLING OUT al makes of ening ma | gee chines at one-naif pr "| SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS |¢— 4] woxpay—se cy i) WESTLAKE Second-hand MADAM DINTA b ACRES, $500; § 0 CASH eranul ouge . . [Mort « Kayptiar st and " | es 2 ° - a vasy ARTIFICIAL TEETH | eit in a A ¥ : " : Me . and . « = | iareest cree . diamonds and jew - ar : pe Ta lrg M ric comg ons and o ite offices. American Jewelry Co Wilson, 41 Be day & the best, and ste hares. 9 ’ ™ . Second. www | SPANGENDERG--Satewy blades sharpe leiay may men © troe- |" We leave office 9 6 iad . pa x j he CHATTEL LOANS [esas new proces 1408 4th near lnion , . | ne Akekie'a tater co : oe 8 ’ - fl all ht Rt gd FOR SALE—LIVESTOCE| reen Hote Gis! 10 ACRES. ONLY $350 eu : Gaickly and confidentially on fu MADAM ALEXANDRA o a pall tn . stock, ete. GERMAN-AMERICAN LOAN CO g-1004 1. C. Smith Bide pianos, tt YPTIAN PALMIST fe aed | LJ MARSH & CO. COAL AND wooD TACHA Too foot alone IROPRACTOR __ |24 FOR RENT, Furnished. | “EHIROPR Graduate 14 LOST AND FOUND [24 FOR RI are 143 REAL ESTATE Marriage Licenses Bor ¢ gongs ly he Willig MOVE RIGHT IN Mite * ‘ ¥ ee besling where Ned. om y ' .. We are MF e » and Mage 15 DRESSMAKING area tim: | Kelly. 19 ; KE ———"pERAMARING on ak . apa Home or day work. Bast 411 AL WITH US DIRECT’ | Alfred ©. Nybore and Katherine oe SET ri v show y Write or see | ho erm ' binek ek scauiiie * elec eto 16 AGENTS WANTED H MEIKLEJOHN Peat ' tne lunk—1749 Ist ay & ili . 2 vi as ml oe aa aioli. 4: Pre " H n gham, and LAWYERS Nec ; = Fa ' THREE LAKES LAR. CO A rf ® aad t ~ . ws é aia , allie, M ENG, 305 Marion Miock—W "probate. 1 husband and “attracts, collections, dama: a *. _ Reasonabie MAY tro wite, ab weneral FINE MES FOR BALE Woman lawyer. Bide HOTELS TRGINUS HOT Htehth 'VING AND STORAGE JT0 DELIVERY CO. Distance Moving. SADWAY THANSFER GO household goods moved ° de hei | Music PUBLisH AND PF feed. Echo Music. Pub, Bank Bids. MUSIC INSTRUCTION NO LESE 3504 Third ave Volos. Bumniner ; it a i Yeuter 17 "FEMALE HELP wr. Main. cornet OPTICIANS : a ae | . i UP WEEK HOF EWING. ZW. Edmunds, Oph ” Bhan Second and University. PAX fore 7 ES 19 MALE HELP WANTED | rie tien 44 rm ZHOTOGRAPHERS | onraiwa BARBER SCHOOL) _ Ma LC {Men 213 Linerty Bide. Third and Union PLUMBING _ UNFURNISHED APTS. RAUTMAS PLUMBING & HEATING Co | SinSEK GS Tran Gr hee Tena? wie ome 18-320 King, Seattie, t r Physicians and Surgeons RECTAL, DiswA “| positions Dr. Arthur Cropka | Colleges BAL) RNISHED ROOMS, 27 Di, ABUTON—Gi6 American Practice limited to bladder, 4 wien prinary diseuses “ STORAGE | writing and minting advert Pe innnna? DRY, FinePRoor Central Storage ( 2 SIGNS AN to a art Reaitie Sign Shop. 1807 Sth, . - ° jive p ™ . Nox WELL DRILLING AND j a8 conaira TESTING my wpe : PATENT ATTORNEY ater, N.Y TTOORIN Patent " r a FKEDP.GORIN < secured or fee @funded 7 entral| WANT Bf Bidg. Main boss. rr FREE INFORMATION an Inventions and patents Nestor Hid 28 HOUSEKEEPING RMS. ito PER WEER ap, Including Tent, | To This Little City and Others will take “Farm for WANT AD. Citizens of the smaller STAR WANT ADS just of Seattle rn || Over SUMMER CAMPS | read and STAR sp Ppande} . Use THE STAR WAD ANTS as well as local Mail ‘‘Ad’’ to The Seattle Star 390 month; Tet te 464-0, 29 BOARDERS WANTED rhe | tunity, or other Star your Sale,” “Business Oppor “For Exchar 33 RENTALS 21 SALESMEN WANTED citic the read city and town do the (ide, 648 Co awrence, 432 Burke fd! 5 WTD MISCELLANEOUS) | PIANO WANTED in exe new, Kdinon graph JOUN RAMAKE: WANTED —Aclence anc i " “ ‘ tion, Chas D. Ray etal! deniers von and 6 AUTOS FOR SALE es SGABOGAVA” aaven 20 por * prevents backfiring. See Batley ¢ & Machine Company, 1469 Broadway, or City Garage, 2224 Second i Vike wT. ame a 1 zen 350 cities and towns in Wa WANT v1 hing \D ADS for ton sec diamond ¥ Kaleamen'’s Training Aes rhe Star every out-of-town W with subscriptions AMP WITER given as STAR WANT ADS |’ Ca BRING RESULTS are selected, — Addr mium Department, 1265 Kinpire Bidg, IN ARGENTIN 1 TH Vv ‘wee DANCE THE TANGO SAYS BABSON, WHO, IF HE HAD CAPITAL, WOULD GO THERE TO LIVE AS A PRINCE Progress in South America BY ROGER W. BABSON 1 have d much at Argen tin dances, The standard seers te be the for the dance and th he out tango for the girl aw the eur ia cho: he Argen Argentine now recognize u didn't led “Arg they wa ported from Argent climate, varying in the the dance the hesita of the o w York a has a fine, temper from a dry, semi on tr Ite resources are tremendous, al tho strictly agrienit Iam quite fond f Argentina a | be PUGET SOUND STEAMERS ALL LOCAL ROUTES STREAMERS LEAVE FROM COLMAN DOCK, FOOT OF MANION sThmer Leave Arrive PORT ANGELES PORT TOWNSEND PORT WILLIAM DUNGENESS te Steamer Slow, for opr geness, Hoqulmiex ] ' *Vietoria, B € rt Townsend- Angeles, O Wiesner Sel Dae, for! 0 Tope : Townsend, Portidaily * Dungeons Aa >, Port An celee a v ta sen not eal atl torts Sundae. Pifective June 12 Vie RC. Direct Steamer Troquois. for! i Jopm «teom ‘ *Port Townsend—Anacortes— Bellingham Kverett Nellineham. Anacortes Port Townsend &*KGishan, for! t opm Kon Joon Velands. Nellinehwm Te 6 tr Woantie for fan’ helt a and points 'Satui ' neend i Rar and W Sieamer Welling.) 10 tan'hiham for Port £ rt Angel and Angeles-Neah Ports Townsend Port Anecles Oren cent and War Ports 60 Rte Walateate, tort a JAan’ht!Port ‘Townsend Monday Monday! Angeles rt Cres! Wednes am and way'Friday Tickets must be pu Open fron haved at tleket of SOUND NAVIGATION CO. Tieket Offi ‘olman Dock, ina to 12/00 | will be t and prosperou These Are the Kind of Structures That Beautify the City of Buenos A yres— Main Government Buliding, en more to Argen tina, an lly to Buer Ayres, the the TEAS COME HIGH board in gayest city in world afternoon Of course tablished Ayr becomes ex respond in 1 A cit public buildings equaled by city tn the world, unless it be Part The parks appealed to me ncluding the was (or large public squares filled with t shrubs), there are 75 of these pub: It im true that our cities in the United States are now de veloping large park systems; but are these not mostly for the thy? Are not our parks constructed for the idle man with an automobile rather than for the working woman with only a baby carriage? Let us copy the Latin-Americar cities by having these plazas every few blocks, for the people who can. not afford the time or money to go out into the surrounding country where most of our parks ar located.| Like the Old Days in the Wild West—Cattle on Fre! ¢ Range in Argentina 1 went out to ne and stock 1 alighted puntry rom the train at a lit Buenos the agricultural Magnificent New Agricultural School Being Constructed in Payago, Uruguay. |tle station named Solis. With the exception of two or three persons dressed like myself, the men were wed like cowboys in the states, Arriving at the ranch, I found « ififerent type of men—called gau- chos,” real native Argentines who mixed with any other race GREAT CATTLE COUNTRY I have never seen better cattle in have not my life. The grass is so rich and the seasons 6o open that the cattle can be t raised and fattened all in the same alfalfa fleld Each of these ranches averages about 6,000 acres. Even the home- stead in Argentina carries 1,544 acres, compared with out home stead of 160 acres nds here sell at the highest namely, from $50 to $75, The from which 1 am writing about 19 bushels of wheat ) bushels of corn per acre. will go 200 or 300 miles farther, good lands can be obtained near the railroad at from $25 to $50 per acre; or, away from the ra{l- at from $10 to $20 per acre 1 have referred above to only GOOD LAND, suitable for immed!- ate planting. Argentina {8 destin- ed to become the great competitor jof the United States in exports of rain and cattle and their products. MANY ADVANTAGES The Argentine farmer is near to the sea and has the advantage of an open winter, cheaper labor and less competition, Remember that Bue- Ayres is only 2,100 miles far- from England than is New nos ther Yor) It's a great country for the man with capital who wants to farm Were I a poor immigrant farmer, I would go to the United States; but had 1 capital | certainly would buy a league of land in Argentina and there be a prince HAVE YOU VISITED THE MANUFACTURERS’ SHOW? GO! YOU'LL BE SURPRISED Occupying 17,500 square feet of space in the Stuart and Henry bulidings, a permanent exhibit of Washington and Seattle-made goods bids fair to become one of the most important sight-seeing places in the city. One hundred and fifty repre- sentative manufacturers are rep- resented in the Manufacturers’ Association Exhibit and Ex. change. Have you seen it? The purpose of the exhibit is, of course, to acquaint the people of Seattle, and the state as well, with the great variety of articles manufactured locally, and to pro- mote more active support for home-made products. It is surprising to most of the Visitors to learn of the numerous Industries now going on here, and to talk of Seattle as a coming manufacturing town is no idle dream. eee Coming thru the main entrance of the Stuart building, the first exhibit is that of the Fisher Flour Mills Co Here is a huge industry in it self Opposite this display is the ex- hibit of macaroni, spaghetti and noodles by A. F. Ghiglione & Sons an industry of huge propor- tions, which is a distinct surprise to most of the visitors. Several concerns are exhibiting olive oil, locally manufactured Next is the Crescent Manufac- turing Co. with offee, baking powder, spices, ete. This firm and the Pacific Coast Condensed Milk Co., which manu- factures Carnation milk, have forged ahead, not only in Seattle but in the broader outside mar- ket Another exhibit of importance is that of the pifie Coast Bis. cult famous for its “Swasti ka" brand of crackers and bis: enits. \ booth featuring the exhibits and a Elzem pre and milk add gre rious grocery ess for butter ly to Seattle's claim as a manu facturer of food products To this list should also be added the exhibit of Barton & Co., packers of the “Circle W hams, bacon, lard, ete Of course, there are salmon and other fish displays also. Seattle also produces a large amount of wearing apparel The Saxony Knitting Co. and the Octonek Knitting Co. are dis: playing sweaters and other knit ted articles Penest Fy kan fur The Venus Martell is displaying a made in its Near thi is showing table itzer is showing Alas. Corset Co line Seattle factory exhibit the Gift shop a line of embrotdery ete eee And there is machinery! Al most everything in motors is on exhibit of corsets covers Gurley & Co. show Seattled made instruments used in engi neering and architecture. F. 8, Lang & Co. manufacture stoves The American Portable House Co, shows sections of the houses it puts up as easily as tents The Art Hardware and Manu } facturing Co. shows a striking ar- ray of bungalow hardware. Wm. W. Kellogg, Inc., display of art tile, pieces, ete The Seattle Mechanical and Electrical Plating Co, shows a line of door plates. C, J. Young tron Works are ex- hibiting blocks and tackle. The West Seattle Machine Works and the Archer Blower and Pipe Co. are among the ma- chinery and equipment exhib itors, see The Safety Ladder Manufactur- ing Co. has ladders and screens. Pacific Seale and Supply Co., J. G. Fox & Co., Washington Broom and Woodenware Co, Kohler Supply and Tiling Co., and the Scribblers’ Ink and Paste Co. form an interesting group of ex- hibitors. An important exhibit ts that of the Washington-Portlang Cement Co, Others are those of the Denny-Renton Clay and Coal Co., the Roslyn Fuel Co., the Inter- national Lime Co., the Aseptic Furniture Manufacturing Co., the Belknap Glass Co, the Puget Sound Tent and Duck Co., the “Dumore” Sewing Machine. eae It really would takes pages to even mention all the things man- ufactured in Seattle. To appre- clate the exhibit it must be seen. The exhibitors mentioned are only a few of the list. On Thursday afternoons, a con- cert is given in the assembly hall, and on Saturday a motion picture performance. The exhibit is here to stay— and it is bound to be productive of much good for Seattle, the “Manufacturing City of the Pa- cific Coast.” LONE WOMAN BESTS THUGS A savage fight with two brutal men was waged by a lone woman, Mrs, J, Hall, landlady of the Man dalay apartments, filth and Pike, Friday night, ending in their utter rout. The pair came Thursday to look at rooms, They returned Fri- day night, saying they had decided to take them. Suddenly they slam med the door, eeized her, threw her to the floor and kicked her in the fac Believing she diamonds in her fough® to snateh carried a bag of bosom, they them from her. resisted and screamed, and the men fled. Mrs, Hall was halt unconscious when famnd. OH, LISTEN NOW! HWAYONNE, N, J, months ago Hans ly kv his Four ident June 18, rsen ac parrot’s cage front the fire eseepe and the bird was stricken dumb, The parrot has just recovered its speech as the result of a similar accident mnreeicliieiiaann See Dr. Lathrop's special coupon offer on page 5 today,—Ady,