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

j { STAR—TUESDAY, ju LY 27, 1915. PAGE 6, The Star Want Ad Rates PHONY MAIN ATTLIO $400 MI Charge Advertistow Mmrearanyv | DIREC UW needs an hurry AS re ed below ma ecialty ' mediate service id will | ly furnish in n that is necessary « satisfaction is guarar 1 by every advertiser Just Use Your Telephone! ween ATTORNEYS- AT- LAW FA rATION FRE n ‘ 404 Biter “ sic Bide Ma AUTO DELIVERY ate AUTO DELIVER AY CO. Long Alstance mo Billott 254 ADJUSTMENTS BILLIARD TABLES } FoR ALE ror New « FASS CARPENTERS HSE MAN—Jobbing and rey 3170, ES Ait ~~~ COLLATERAL LOANS xT any ys American Jewelry }6 AUTOS FO FORD REB MOTORCYCL Ni four Ail makes; come of th INDIAN MOTORCYCLE Wrie ew} FOR SALE—F WANTED — F PHOTO LOWMAN & SU R SALE 22 PERSONALS ii airimontal paper ATES \ ed tree The ' . Dine wt Ma and evcoud hand ea ation & F Lroadway URNITURE URNITURE PPLIE HANFORD CO pe sine f 10¢ . 8 =LLANKOUS ' ois Eri ‘ K el doore : Mea : rie TENTH AWNING! 22.50 @ BYROLASSRA epherical Including examination. tometrist, 287 Rpler lenses duplicated ARTIFIC IAL How NEW PIANC plied om purchase Unies. CHEAPEST F tne mach! ity Weert Rew te AKE Be ie FOR WENT Moyer-Toner, . | LARD $2. 50 | Block. ainess cards, #1] 212 Epler. | TEETH mesg 2 408 RENT AP. | ane! bey or tent ew Main 190 Ir, od band ranaee PANY, NEW RATES Loans from $19.00 te $7 sickty and confidentially on fur pianos, livestock, JERMAN-AMERICAN LOAN CO Yeor-1904 Te Smith Bide Bll 4682. ~ COAL “AND WOOD CHIROPRACTOR ite. 3087 ar O-FHERAPY— We ae where others fail Arcade Bide CHAMBER OF COUNSEL pert counsel Joa © Thomas JUNK Kiaska Tank Co—1il0 First ave & 3291 Pattaio Junk——1760 tet av & Pilort 3068 LAWYERS Probate, laws fh stron collection: Reason trot A MAY | Bit mmeatic trowb’ general prac consultation free; confidentia Lyon Bide. Matn 2781 AT CL a MOVING AND STORAGE AUTO DELIVERY CO. Long Distance M: BROADWAY THX and housshold Nene Oe a MUSIC INSTRUCTION PIANO _LEBaONG, AGON Ce 2; ow ond-hand vehicles "lie LOST AND. 5. Wealttie. ye aod sells see | - | | FOUND N and hind University Popular prices Laisa 11s Level PHOTOGRAPHERS 114 tnerty Bide. thies Oph and 174. HACTMAN PLUMBING 118-120 Physicians. and Surgeons b STORAGE TREPROFF Reaitie Hen WELL DRILLING AND TESTING fran BKPENT Ke ORNEYS™~ FRED P. GORIN | Bide. Main box . on pa ry FREE Ts FORMATI and A a Kian & Vinson, Vonwick, La POISONS STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS 20 MALE |22 fe JEWEL office 10, Misi BAGH repaired, wide. Mi Third, MA col 129 MALE HELP WANTED 23 __ | HiersS— SCHOO Situations Wanted z URSONALS 40% People's Bank | TaevF | farrinaton— ii |27 FURN if MAWRAUI > bath oy Mon od Nad i 1188S WALLACE ” ee. 4 ' 4 o? antp « adies free r Kt KAVANAUGW WS ix i “ME DIUMS PAL MIST PIRITUAL BOYPTIAN 22A BUSINESS PERSONALS jf i M sive Witleik * Thy W. Phone Ballard 24 FOR RENT, “Fernished. . 1 Beat si NO Chat AUTO DELIVERY co. Anything Dy Elitort 266 UNFURNISHED APTS. | i : vi Wo wae wlact 25 For Rent Unfurnished or i ' Yakima ave $18 ? i icra batealow | SUMMER CAMPS we wwe ¢ ‘ 2 Bide Vhone Ma : HOTELS Forniehed ders, 1707 Mate WEEK hot and col ere isth and ¥ comfortable: TEL WALDON Reasonadle: quiet loon. Eiltott ste te no oe cy ISHED ROOMS Finat «x Per week. $2.09 up | HOUSEKERPING RMS. | zt i =| 1317 41 ACREAGE LAKES LUMBER ACRES, WITH SPRI woll; near achool hait m and good halt water; fine *, potatoes or & chicken ranch, Price $460, on. Basy. Terme: L. J, ‘MARSH & CO. 1209 3d AVE. oto What is the number that almost no one ever needs a phone book to remember? WANT phone of The Star. Hundreds of people call this number and give their ROOM, SALE, eneenwer earrrane LOST or Listening skilled operator other WANT eager for employe It’s the 1 and around Seattle Ad by phone. these WANTS are d by The Star to give efficiency—accuracy to this service. Why do without? Why wait?) Why not phone that WANT NOW to The Star? Main 400, 41 ACREAGE a3 REAL ESTATE als m™rnoven RANCH : rourreay KANCH rae 81 500 “ hich se%s Ld ' Vine one on ft . x 46 and ‘ —- nin Kirnte “ n 5 . " eer : . fe fi te Yliuar nar near nar ne See ee ee ema S HOUSE AND THT POR ' om * ae ne & . " AUTOMOBILE ar -Narenareney nar! vem : oa GOVERNOR SEES T.R, LIES ABED 'I$ KEMPSTER TACOMA BATTLE TILL 9 O'CLOCK LQ ‘CRAZY’ rACOMA, Jul With Camp Tani FP. Hart capture 1 field encampntent at A \ an ! ar da Hundred jeally killed and mar retical nick of tl PRESIDENT OF HAYTI BESIEGED PORT AU PRINCE, Hayt!, Jul After ring the overt arne witho ment mt ork President Guillar Jemanding that he eave the countr wounded t » permit an exchange MILLER EXPLAINS | TAKING OF CHILD 1 fleld prom | h 1 aro ward, | 8 ARO, has} er to The Star ex ollowing the t | home, his w the hands ¢ to him. | place, got the she 1 & good home look after her COMMISSION WILL | SEE LOGGING CAMP When the federal trade commis. | sion arrives here to open an inves tigatio: industry | Aug be t and at ¢ SAN DIEGO, July 27—Col A few ago Couneff onel Roosevelt was asked to sted operation gf address the Ad club here t e city. The op, day, but declined, saying he od prese Kae oUt Word thet was too busy k t surely be looky “But Bryan addressed. the rennc 4 oe he 6 his club last week,” the colonel It I K to ne to thal ke was told Kempater, keneral manager ef the “Well, If that's the case, let ( jon comp Who WAM one of them get a two-headed calf this Er Chief opponents at that week,” was the colonel’s re © be © if Erickson's: ples joinder had gone would have raise | © ¢ . Im treet carpe It - ° a é ‘zy wlong the same SAN DIEGO. J 7 ftaving | the carteaiill elena, Co Roone t “ ‘ournal, ‘ t M ® he traction company = At 9 a. m. he took brenkfast fn the same consut es An ploce xperience is showing a» fig speak at § pt ot ae __ START ON TASK OF er er In each crew, according to Land |Pupie Sraunde mmittees Commissioner Savi wil We. afte eee Somneel r, © compasaman and a pack-|, Altho Corporation Counsel Bai Weeks ha bee pen locting the men. Only thotole ee, |the measure, he advised Hanna thet perlenced, hardy young men have |2®,™sht go ahead with it, as the n hired REN bill was legally sound, at least is ARTILLERY ROARS me In weeks heavy artillery duels d an waying. © and platonic egg. We will fight If the publie de give fast wervies is corres} shall do so, the fitney cog Dut it gives uw nt of freedom trom bile service reguis. As ® matter of fart, our rall upkeep ang of overhead wire and costs will pay the cost and repairs, and go g ward the primary com * as we may be urchase.” BILLBOARD BILL IS UP IN COUNCIL Councilman Hanna's bill regulat ing billboards and levying on them a tax of | cent 4 square foot a year was introduced tn the council Me day nd referred to the harbors and put grounds and to the public CRUISING LANDS » woods of the vari ves in the state this rties of three men a surveyor's ¢ 1 for three tise state pub will have a cruise of the 1,000,000 wooded school land ford had not bad time to prepares The : formal opinion as to the legality of latter will also be cook its main essentials cilman Lundy's resolution to submit the McBride ordinance asa referendum measure at the March ection was lost by a vote of Tt» with Councilmen Landy aad Erickson only voting for it, Lundy voted for the passage of the McBride ordinance a few weeks ago only on condition that it be eub ON BELGIAN COAST : PARIS, July For the first ed along the Belgian S43 SEY. G88. SERSRS. ESRRESESESES*. BRSEET.. RREATREESERESTTE SE ota aminsion| coast by the war office today mitted as a referendum measure , 4 of August) The roar of guns engaged in the) “That's gratitude,” he commented ee aT king over such plants |fighting could be heard all along, Monday, following the death of hie | ¢ commission will motor tolthe coast resolution. ; WITH COWS Mt. Rainier inapect the mills! The Germans shelled Furnes|_.Councilmen Fitzgerald, ‘Dale ast $800 CASH that are idle and the timber along /with long range guna, it is stated, Marble were chosen to bord ( the way Oost-Dunkirk, the famous resort,|“!tY on the board of equi no EIT a was also bombarded. German aero-| ae ha planes dropped five bombs upon WILL has la? FARM LANDS ‘FORD MOTOR BAND iin’ Rent. NAVY YARD | fo teen, Price for ee WBS iW WRaNTROFOR retaliation the French artillery - rthed case and 1200 p PINE: FARM LANDS IN WasiiTya 3| HAS BIG AUDIENCE ori eects Pee) ~~ GET BIG JOB Soon | * wine Whe, 709 Recona Ave the For tree| q . Bint Ciear Say it! Go ahead and say any RUNS AMUCK WITH BREMERTON, July 27—An ab AND thing y'wanta about the Ford Motor ditional appropriation of $11,000 fer Lf ni 50 EXCHANGES pecan be ayn AN AX IN SHIPYARD the navy yard, and the coming of op mony WATER Woke ah > Far They're on the way to California} the cruiser New Orleans on August “ rm PAPAS enn land they aren't coming back this! 3 for compels ovata bas re « 2 ’ - way There was a wild scurrying for| lieved an embarrassing ntore 51 REAL ESTATE OE hee die Gila We setike Baad: places of safety Monday afternoon here. Several hundred had bes @& LARS ROT Money on Improved city property. We|tsn't it? by employes of the Markey & Wil-| laid off work Saturday, but Gap 7 > FARMS CO. 408 Srd_Av . Hear ‘em? They played every-|son shipyard, on the East water-| Will now return to duty. The New | WITH CREEK, $190 EWINO = |thing from the “Magneto Trouble|way, when William Morton Short,| Orleans will undergo repairs ait rteh tote of fine « TERE Sa ewone TERN | March” to Lincke’s “Lysistrata,” at} 70, seized an ax and threatened bes reo et bye 4 » Li and 2 Don4 & Mortgage Co. Central Didg,| Volunteer park Monday eventing, |to kill everybody in sight. He pur-| bropriation CLIFFORD & VAN ARSDALE 43 REAL ESTATE DON'T PAY TUENT. Lares lot at encrt fiee rt 6; Bound view; near elty imits ar fare, 40x122 feet. Wl for $500; easy terme. | 668 Empire Bidg., | HALE 41 %-foot front highway; Must bi wr ” ROOM AND Wi “¥- ~Ty AnD AND hooM ivaie ta apitol 4 : FURNTAN ROOME, eve news| hoard if desired. 208 28th #. Beacon i] M i WEEK lake 33 ri ag pote a 4 . Can Mat 414 Mitel Bide. Becond and Plie me 40 Business Chances ; 1 \ and ¢ to] CHARLES S#OMPER make § at Alanka Puliding 4500 to § ali ATR of fare «| * ARS ‘oF " e ‘ S\P ‘ FORD & VAN ARSDAI ‘: . ba vl rt ird Ave, 101 t? 1 n ¥ | Particulars (P| land tn the Ginde, ¥ F Ly « and | t will fami! Main 1268 t-room garden; #600 vi Na Washing {EELER COMPANY w Tome arden Ia 1 Haller Bul Ing. make comforta Any ter houss, furnished: 4 blocks from Pacific berries; chickens. reasonable terms een Colum ERTATE ia and Marion. WORTIADE cured, t MORTGAGE LOANS Investment Gn. 30 Libr. Bachanee SANITARY Ptalte Ri4-20, ree hte heat fresh exes 1 large loave for 16c;, plume baaket; ple ¢ [ ¢ * dow, Bartiett dozi green apy don; grape 2 pte, @ fi on ont WESTLAKE boiling beet, o Stalie 1 prime STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS __ {and they sure thee UP) Thousands heard the concert did play some music interes and Ada EB. Barnes revson and Ada May fan Francisco, and and Annetta Births ¥ B Frost, 622% Tath | 1. Le Votaw, 2447 10th} | E,W. Christian, 502 Stet Booth, Charlemont ¥. en, 2016 W Scott, Sound View | | O. vimarek, 4478] daughter VD. MacArthar, 4492 Ho 1 Hoskins, 6634 17th A. Marcont, 1018 Thomas Ne £40 South He Dearborn Manawa Mra and Mr. Wilitam Muehtherger, 7848 McDougall, 1816 raon, 6508 32nd Lowman Ida. eruslty, non-support Modugno 1 ada # ; ‘e tw. Mt » King ' |" “Oscar M. Maroldeon 2 ritth ave iw J } Gharion Reed, 1 g1tt Wastiake Jave, duly 28 fina 10. Heed, 29, 2111 Bastiake eve July 28 Alfred 8. Rowan, & months, 1714 Co lumbta at, July 23 Willem’ A. Mathews, 49, rovidehoe ital. July 28 | a Ti, Hutchinson, 28, Seattle Gen eral hoapital, July 28 Divorces Asked | Margaret Kchurle va. John Schurle, Adelaide 1. Wilts va, John A. Willis Plummer va Margurette| esertion ve, Lewis Modugno, sued them all over the yard. The po ine RUSS FLEET SINKS sian Black sea fleet has sunk 40/a year ago for 50 cents, Mmm! sm wi an th in ships have made it necessary to close down many Turkish fac-|of the Annie Larson, tories, it was stated \detained at Hoquiam by the _ jcustoms officials when ft Congressman J. W. Fordney, of|ed that she was carrying Sa, th he to ow for more warships. | $100,000 lice got him. He will be exam- | ed by a sanity commission soon. | LLS u FOR FIFTY CENTS A painting by by Jobe Frederick A FEW TURK BOATS: nine |Herring and J. A. Williams, valued PETROGRAD, July 27.—The Rus-| at $2,000, was sold by an old mam nal Turkish sailing vessels laden|win G. Ames, 809 36th ave My th coal during the past two days,| bought {t from a second hand announcement said today. jer a short time ago for $5- By wrecking coal docks along LIBEL LARSON e Asia Minor coast and destroy- | ABERDEEN, July 27.—The & coal carriers, the Russian war- ginaw, Mich., who is stopping at/tions of war, has been I New Washington hotel, says|Olson & Mahony, San 4 believes congress will be forced| who own the vessel. They call materially increase the navy, |$1,600 for losses sustained mt ing to the great public demand|the time the schooner Was here. EN ROUTE EAST STOP OVER AT Glacier National Park The Only National Playground on the Main Line of a Transcontinental Railway For over 60 miles the “Oriental Limited” and other tore first-class transcontinental trains of the Great Northern Rall et traverse the boundary Hne of Glacier National Park in the he of the most tremendous mountain scenery in the Rockies of W ern Montana Vacation Tours $1.00 to $5.00 a Day Tours through the Park by auto, stage, horseback, launch and afoot can be made at a cost of from $1 to $5 per day, comp! jaunts through fascinating scenery—over age-old mountain and expansive glaciers, stopping en route at the chain of el i camps or camping out Magnificent new $500,000 hotels, the “Glacier Park,” at GIadlee Park station, the eastern gateway to the park, and the “Many: k's eler, on the shores of beautiful Lake McDermott tn the heart, 57 miles from Glacier Park station, on automobile hightvg and nine Swiss chalet camps throughout the park, operated connection with these modern hotels, afford unexcelled accomme dations. Low Round Trip Fares Every Day This Summer All one way and round trip summer excursion tickets stopover at Glacier Park Station and Belton, the gatewa. Park, Three daily electric lighted trains east—The Oriental Lim ited—Glacter Park Limited—Southeast Express, BOOKS FREE—Write, call or phone at once for descriptive literature and aeroplane map of the Park, containing full information as to the cost of trip, et T. J. MOORE, C. P. & T. A. C. W. MELDRUM, A. G. P. & Columbia and Second Ave Phones: Main 117, Elilott 5609 r America First National Park R