The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 8, 1915, Page 8

| GIWELMAN—Jowbing and repairs ae: The Star Want Ad Rates One cent a word per tnaertton, RIx times for f five. Oks dred ines Aas $5.00. Situation ade (except aenclos e-half rate Funerai Notioes bO¢ narge Advertis MINCINMTeE YVOUNGOO i. UIE UU ¥ This directory is tneauisd for the convenience of any one desiring something a little out of the ordinary in their daily needs and requiring it in a hurry. The firms represented below make a specialty of im medinb: service and will glad ly famish any information that fs necessary. Remember, satisfaction is guaranteed by every advertiser. Just Use Your Telephone! | Took “HERE The Mari a Jewelry, guna, trunks at AUTO DEL LIVER BY 60. moving. Filltatt 284. Lone dist AEA BILLIARD zh BLES FOR SALE New and end Pocket Billiard Tabies cna alleys and bar fet | — | | Ba all kinds BRUNSWHr eo BANKS FRE TINADIAN HANK OF COMMERCE | * "i Toronta, Canada (259 | } Genera! benk-| allowed on eav-| Branch. Mr BB. Iretand. Mer CARPENTERS | am | Ais an COLLATERAL | LOANS SALARY Loans xNa} Cheapest Rates—F: Rastern Brokerage Co. Be F HESTECTANLE place to borr on diamonds and jewelry Private offices, American Jew 803 Second CHATTEL LOANS COMPANY: NEW RATES METHODE—Loans from $10.00 to #78.09 made qaickiy and confidentially on fur- AMERICAN _S. Senith 1902-1006 Te eS COAL AND. _WOOD — Wainwhiont « we Prompt. reliable delivery A SANPORD— Palmer cade Ride STOSRONT KAY produce by there fait. 3148 Arcade Bi) money, ste dos. Zinska Junk © 2291. Frotinis Junk—110) istay & LAWYERS probate, laws husband and wife, stracts, collections, damages, Reasonable, TR Anderson #711 1th NL Ken MOVING / AND STORAGE AUTO DELIVERY GO. Long Distance Movin: BROADWAY TRANS? and household goods moved MUSIC PUBLISHED A Echo Muste Pub. Pianos East $02 MUSIC tued. Bank Bide ial MUSIC INSTRUCTION | . bbe; day corner Pike. ? evening OPTICIANS ee EE EO PHOTOGRAPHERS a Photos that please are made at JOHNSON’! Liberty Bide. Third and Union. PLUMBING RAUTMAN PLUMBING £2 118-120 King, Seattle. Physicians and Surgeons Giobe Bide. en and women Dr ABHTON Practice jim STORAGE TESTING * PATENT ATTORNEY FED P. GORIN secured or few refunded ~ Main Patent At 8 Pa Bide. Free T i r Inventions and pate Nestor Bide Fan PEI LS 5 WTD MISCELLANEOUS) 7. & «0 Grayling MOTORE ail_ma. INDIAN ™ Wright, #17 B Pike # | towr PHOTO SUPPLIES LOWMAN & HANFORD CO Kodake « araphic Guppiles aay eae vers Or First Ave and Cherry, Tel, Matn @tat 8 MISCELLANKOUS TRNTA, AWNINGS Rverything in J. Webb Kit 411 Unive: a OAT have on 1 4 limited t Ww © 8 large var “ dings, hardware, building pape Ask for Catatog No 21, It's free. n aM os . * ' ' ' ah, bala y Ma Nas ' . © low NEW PIANG® FOR KENT. WENT AP piled on purchase Meyer-Toner, #14 Union. SHEAPERT PLACH to buy oF Fent oow ARTIFICIAL TEETH Roweht; leo old gold - ante Haris and ie hought, sata wy ie twee i is pape BPAN ades sharpen ed: new process 1409 4th. near Union Vehicles and Implements TUG Keattie, Wash 2: CUyE Bet walle wee }14 LOST AND FOUND ane W. 7 Kavings Rank a 7 117 FEMALE HELP Badal visnographer, sit manent. Woe 19 MALE HELP WANTED) WANTED —F terial; price rig Rainier 624 22___ PERSONALS_ WOULD ¥ Gaughter MARRY? A 407 Poopie's Bank | GAGS repaired ride MASSAGE —Madam Frac Nar 10 Pine st, Main 1900. | Hy: 425 Liberty Bide. Ladion free. Apt. R. te, shave 22 PE RSONALS GantileMa arimanent pow | I * i L—-MANICURING. ill0% rd, office 10. MAND — fest matrimonial paper shed, Mailed free, The Corres. 22A BUSINESS PERSONALS DYE WORKS, 1806 Raventhy city NO CRATING nese Bronawes, Phone Bast 471 WANTED — FURNITURE GLARE VORN, CO, iit? | AUTO DELIVE RY co; | ‘714 Pike | 44 i a COTTAG, $19.60) brane bed and other furniture to match. Call York 1, THR ANNEX |e HOTEI Ada P. Byana, | — if | 1317 | 28 | 33 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 minute of Seattle. STAR—THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1915. PAGE 8 ——— TT \43 REAL ESTATE MAKI HOM MONET @ renswaL aDprrion | BMWARD, ALARA 1 exp MWARD 1 BIGGI A. COHAN & CO Send us your “Farm for Sale,” “Business for - 8 Wat ai nese Sale,” “Auto for Sale” or other want ad and it gute finest a of be * will be quickly rushed into the “Want” pages. oe eee mene wey Alw |Washelli THE PERP PARK C In located on drained, ideally adapted gontl ETUAL CARE EMETERY high, thoroughly y rolling ground, to Park and Cem etery development Your call to the office and request for an interview will bring an automobile to take you out and look at thie charming piece of gardening, |Washelh THE PERP’ ETUAL CARE PARK CEMETERY DIMA CHhIWVAg MEMMMDM 1e WiEWIGWP 61L60 8M ULU® C0. ITH BUILDING ELLIOTT 2619 24 FOR REN Fe 450 weekly legen. lake ave. New heated and phone HOTET. WALDON * Rensonable; quie loon. Elltott 364 PAXTON WOT 27 Fina? Por week SUMMER RATE 608 toa Inke HOWELL HOUSEKE ne and sleeping Fo: T, Furnished. Y to $4. Kitehen privt 4 Mighth, near ¥ HOTEL EWING. Mod- A water, 2226% First Bixth and Yosler w t; comfortable; no o Ninth | Mant phone. ‘ORT—Modern. Fitth FURNISHED ROOMS tarnished, $16.00. 1 are, Roebuck @ ¢ 6pm AVA 12.00 up EPING RMS ‘aan Wi walking ERS WANT ine» x ona shot over Viking, 227 Weat Aarne RE NEADS ve for tile fioes for Indy or rooming house, ? wick ys inclose stamps or money order figur- ; ing lc a word in advance, ae Address Classified Manager, The Star, it ° j mu nt tm the hen business of gentle or transient Apply #11 Wourth, | WATER FRONT LAND | ACRES ON TAKE | 7 held at $300 per acre. un ance § ' are RF } 51 REAL ESTATE LOANS Money on impr hea | vomuse geese Sac ren Te "MORTGAGE LOANS _ j WiraL 33 statistics | and Christine and Lina Joho srner and Mra. Gertrade King, | George T Foster, Netiingham, and | og, Fors mt! “Barbara Dester- 29, and Baran Mets t1. Friday Harber, 4 . ’ Harbor | Olatia, and and) KIRKLAND POULTRY FARM A Minnesota, ana! n », Hellevue, and T. Toness. Japan Jobe Mart an@ Mary B Marshall, atte Rirthe COW. Peters, Beart 2208 Becond BUY IN FARMERS’ COLONY GRANGE } Mager, 208 West Re- daughter Mr A. A Princes, 1022 7 Bartiett, Medina, 5 ACRES, $450 ’ $50 CASH AND $10 PER MONTH) CLIFFORD & VAN ARSDALE, Inc Wickstrom, 2043 James C. Greely, tos w 1919 ‘Third Ave, 1 hington Mt Ri. Nitta, 1099 Washing 6 ACRE .! /§ ence Shackler, 112 $19 Cash, 05 Month | adh, tavel Sean: Goll Sait pelle “trem | renthe beach: « eieht téo fare to Be-| Paul W. Keys, 11 montha, 401% Corties Let ue show thls to you. Make eppoint-|” aby Kauss “—" ment ¢ June 28 AASEN & REXTON ( amen Malian, 4, ¢ 0 First Ava Open & Arvid Wick, if, ¢ | Five ACRES FOR Mabiew Riarrett Fertile Jand: nearly level; tro Roos 6h, King: seemy. news| pelea cee = Bove ly vp gb Murphy, 60, King county hos- | L. J. MARSH & CO, 1209 8d AVE. as McNamara, 67, King county 10 ACRES, W haste ci ape E aK, $490 June 1 eanr, | an Anderson, #2, clty hospital, | ¢ st neta | fare to Se: | ah Mayers, #5, elty hompttal, June 20. | Daniel Willfams, 78, 6111 Morgan et cu IFFORD & VAN ARSDALB, Ine, |2"!” 2 1019 Third Ave, 101 Washington’ at. |, Thomas J. Mackintoeh, 1192 38th i ACF 4 Yond, ta Yakima, under! navy Thurston, 1 day, Minor Private Aitch, $828, and tew store bullding, |nospital, July. 8. with 4 nore fine Innd, 9600. F. M | fay Line, 1 day, Providence hospital, ira, North 207 July 2 Divorce Granted 43 REAL ESTATE Winifred TR. Milkwood from James A ns me — Divorces Asked ° A. Gerber va, Rudolph Gerber, | va. Harry 1 Howlett | SOMETHING WORTH BUYING A Hl In ¥ $950; $50 onsh, $10 monthly. CORNER Leon Hughes, £03 New York Mik Atal 9, boneless t I nd, 100° Ib. kippe ° Btaile 18 pkae PS phe. baking soda $150 CASH tale 2, 8, 6, 7, ateor pot r . ' ails 114-11 . y proner -irvagant * 3 ) Ver Pinca, 5 Haitara dt8, [290 .FoUs toilet papa ‘ guaranterd fresh exes, don on; bushes; near SANEPARY 0,005 worth more. Htoupes, bo and 2 for wax beans, nY OWNER » Htailn 24-88, 1b. can Lares tract; in garden; nearly new, |coffes, 960; 4 Ibe. rice bia cane ole wood ne; chick 10 wacks «raWar, ro | Lora a ii mer tn and | Sta 124, at | block to ea y American) Pts ape. "8 -pts hea. | PIKE PLACE w. Toure partly built, $400. | geale 17, & Ibe, of fine granulated | $560, Many torma. Phone |pugar, Ro, Stalls 77-4, fresh pasteurized 191M __.. | milk, 60 at., 8c Btalla 64 Denatiful hone, wnohatruct: [nut butter, iod Ih: at. « 4 city view, Has to be seen to be appreciated, Weat 200M, tall 26, whole saimon, Biall 163%, salmon trout, 200 each. St ' |two priests, [PUBLIC_MARKETS | =: Medical Boar Cures On January 7th, of this year, Doctor J. Bugene Jor dan was arraigned before the Btate Medical Board and his Heense to practice medicine revoked, the contention of the board being that the ad vertisement reproduced, which had been running in the local newspapers, was untrue, that Doctor Jordan could not cure the diseases mentioned therein Doctor Jordan appealed to the courte In the matter and the trial of the case which followed, in the Buperior produced evidence of a character that caused Judgo Walter M. French to award a decision to Doctor ring to him his Judge French stated tn his declelon The court cannot find tn this case that any credulous or {ignorant persons have been decelved. On the other hand, the witnesses who have beer produced. on be- half of D ctor Jordan are among the beat pe: city, Professional people of standing umunity, people pown the Court ally and people who are known to the citizens of this etty generally as being among the best people tn the city. And I don't think that it can be contended that they were either or ignorant except the laity generally ts somewhat ignorant of medical matters. ple in the the are person who to credulous as far as that is concerned, tended to benefit the patient. and {it so stated by counsel for there was anyt injurious to public morals. So that f vertisement is so grossly moral turpitude on the part of I MURDERERS OF LINCOLN MET DEATH FIFTY YEARS AGO TODAY DENV . Colo, Iuly &.—Fifty |Years ago today the consptrators convicted of aasaseinating Pres! dent Lincoln were executed in the | prison yard of the old Washington penitentiary. A square wooden platform, 10 or 15 feet from the ground, with a trap door cut fn the floor, formed the scaffold Benjamin F. Noll of this city, a member of the guard which sur. rounded the scaffold, recalled the seene today “It was a hot and sultry day,” he said. “Hardly a sound was heard but the sobbing of Mra, Mary Sur- | ratt and the whispering of the two} riexts who eat with her, The four | conspirators—Mra, Surratt, Lewis Payne Powell, David E, Herrold and George A. Atzerott—sat on wooden chaira on that high plat- form. The men were quiet. Mrs. Surratt required the attention of one on either side of her. “When ft came her turn, Mra. Surratt arose, assisted by the priests, and came forward to the jtrap. She was 80 weak she col- HERE'S REAL HARD LUCK OREGON CITY, the day he wi married to Mri of Lents, Ore., Herman Warner, aged 55, hanged himeelf to an oak tree near the suspension bridge here, but was found by two passersby, cut down and resusclated, Warner was able to walk to the sheriff's office, but as he entered the door he dropped dead, Fear that his children would not get along with those of the woman he intended to marry was given by Warner as the reason for his desire to die. July 8—On WESTLAKE fresh hallbut laree to th | “GOL. BLETHEN IS NO BETTER each, Stall 219, cane of The condition Col, Alden J Blethen, editor of the Seattle Daily Times, {8 critical, He continues sinking, how the other half lives—after it One-half the world doesn’t know pays for the gasoline. | VINDICATED BY THE COURT Dr. J. Eugene Jordan After Evidence of Remarkable There is no contention here that any medicine has been given which {s at all harmful. of the testimony in this case seems to show, as that any medicine that ever has been administered by Doctor Jordan bas There is no contention on the part of the State, ing tn this advertisement that was ets down to whether or not this ad- untrue as to involve Under all the testimony tn this case, I cannot find that the advertisement {s so grossly untrue as |city, where a jury Is trying to decide whether or not the slayer d Ordered to Restore License to Was Produced in Court BRIGHT’S DISEASE CURED Another Case of the fo-Called Incurable Disense Completely Cureg, Central Africa, But Hight Here in Seattle, 1 Koow of Any Other P Whe Can Do itt es Peo ar gre -S ESS bE sf her Glandy I began to w months not @ particle of alburnen coul it was loaded with it. I gained back the tt 1 had lost and my kidneys are a» good as they (Blened) Nard t Breese r amps in Hip Dieea Infant . Mening! re, Btrab ance, U ach or Bowels and most other so-called incurable dine Dootor J. Bugene Jordan ts « fully accredited physician under the laws of the Htate of Washington and te an ex- professor logy of the Hahnemann College and Hospital He has practiced in Beattie continuously for the past 28 years. © being a number of Doctors Jord to bear in mind the full name and addr Jordan, 619% First Avenue, Seattle, Off m.; Bundays from 2 p. m. to 6 p.m. C each Wednesday Star for remarkable eur in Seottio J it fe well f Doctor J pours, # & m. to 8 p uitation free Wates (Advertisement on which charge of Medical Board was based.) to involve moral turpitude on the part of Doctor | | Jordan and judgment will, therefore, be for Doctor Jordan. GREATER VINDICATION COULD NOT 88 DESIRED The Medical Board claimed that these diseases were incurable, meaning, of course, that they could not cure them. Doctor Jordan not only claimed to cure them, but produced tn court scores of actus ly cured patient as witnesses for his case. The stories of their remarkable cures have been stated under oath. Doctor Jordan has caused this statement to be published tn order to acquaint the public and his many friends with the proven facts in the case In fact, the Btate, that rS ~ Joctor Jordan. SOLD “DOPE” TO SCHOOL Gms NEW YORK, July 8—Conesiet in mechanical tops, cocaine i@ << << < lapsed and had to be supported by | the priests while they bound her baby 14h h bbt 1| ae ie ws nm could hear her sobbing. 1| |didn't look after they placed the| Sttending s public schoal Washington Heights distriet, tt was learned today, following the ¢ of Dr. Janes Kling. In the doe tor’s han mely furnished spare |ment, the police found $5000 — F worth of {'dope”—cocaine, and heroin. Kling ~ cording to the police. The police say Kling also ab mitted that he had disposed of $200,000 worth of “dope” to deir ers here in the last few weeks. — | death cap over her eyes. I wanted | to stop my ears. I could hear that sobbing until I thought I must scream. “The thing that bothers me is, what would Abraham — Lincoln think {f he knew—Abraham Lin- coln, the tenderest man of his time, the man who forgave his enemies because it hurt him to be at odds with any man on the face of the earth?” THAW AND MOTHER ON WAY TO “GUNDERWOOD + UNDERWDOD Snapshots of Harry K. Thaw, New York's famous prisoner, and hia mother, Mrs. William Thaw, taken on way to court in New of Stanford White is now sane. This is Thaw’s fourth fight for freedom since he was adjudged insane in the notorious murder case. GIRL-MOTHER OF BABE, AND HER MOTHER, ADMIT THEY SECRETLY MURDERED IT PORTLAND, July 8&—Pleas of guilty to charges of manslaughter were entered in the circuit court here today by Mrs. Bessie re 53, and her 17-year-old daughter Harriet, indicted In connectl with the death of the Infant son of the latter. Mrs. Fowle confessed that she had smothered the child to Byes by placing a cloth saturated with camphor over Its face, an daughter acknowledged the baby had been killed at her toate and urging. The baby was born May 16, and put to death the following The body was buried under a raspberry bush, in a lot adjoining Fowle home, where it was found by police officers. Donald Duffield, 18, is under Indictment on a charge of uting to the delinquency of a minor, as the father of the child