The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 22, 1915, Page 6

PHONE MAIN S400 Sale Miscellaneous . RUSINESS HIM MTAMM' WlLMEY UY This for the desiring something of the ordinary in directory is intended convenience of any one a little out their daily Meeds and requiring it in a hurry. The fi below make a sf Mediate service Vy furnish that is necessary. Remember Satisfaction <s guaranteed by * every advertiser. ns represented ialty of im otek information and will any Just Use Your Telephone! The Star Want ‘Ad Rates Covren to be » Hain and rate Forerat Notices » Bituatt P. 1 MULLEN $409 Ta Ave Want Ad Agent tn Raltard nnn ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Generai and wh Shag AUTO ELT VERY MM AUTO DELIVERY ( 1$—Lost and Found 19—Male Help Wanted ~~ CHATTEL LOANS PpOsPRCTORS i 21—Female Help Wanted 22—Female Situation Personals __ LADIES’ TAILORING Ute Bite ‘MOVING AND STORAGE aaa OSTEOPATHIC CIANS AND SURGEONS La 5 " wernt PLUMBING STORAGE “WELL DRILLIN TESTING RA 3 PATENT ATTORNEYS RED P. GOR G AND 4—Furniture Wanted, ritual Mediums 6—Autos for Sale Oe GOUD USED STAR—MONDAY, NOV, 22, 1915. PAGE 6. | Hammers Knockers! W fh a IRE ADDITION! @ BUSINESS WO HYOINCOO Keep YOUR RENT in the Family! $5.00 CASH—$2.50 a MONTH $150 to $300 DAVID P. EASTMAN MADAM KIRL EGYPTIAN PHRENOLOGIS UTO PHRENOLOC Madam % 28—-Furnished Apts. 29—Unfurnished Apts. Halls for Rent Zusiness Chances DELIVERY (9) BLOC. 48—Mortgage re nmr A { WW iM M be VV v _ LOAN IN AMERICA The Be “nen Aches, CHrAr aoe CASH re MONTE PUGET SOUND STEAMERS ALL LOCAL ROUTES STRAMERS 1 x rKoM DOCK, FOOT MARION Victoria, i, CFM Towneend— Angrire icamer Sol tue, for Tecoma Di Sicamers Tacoma Indianapotie ¢ *Port Townsend— Anacortes Dellingharm WHY PAY RENT WHEN Vou GAN HEY Heltingharn Frida rt Angeles. Way Ports Neal Port Townsend Tndlow for Sale Houses Real Estate Loans and Austin and Aue tally elling han 1 aves! Moi A Word to the Wise Is Sufficient ‘Call Main 9400 for Star Want Ads| GAN nan 0 noo | | about it.” Paris.” nse it in th SUNDAY CLOSING | Help! LAW IS OPPOSED PORTLAND. Oregon's ancient Sunday wing law con filcta with the n ional and state constitution caune it is discrim inatory, it fed eral court te by Attorne t Hume representing the Branswick Balke-Coll ooking junction r ficers of ing it conten nder Co raining riKe PLACE ANGELES, Where morning! spot today pretty Los beauty spot to enhanc caught by the jthen pert « }th witching eyes, she *|ty spot near one of t attention to the If she have able elbows he possesses full, scarlet he wears a beauty spot near © the charm Mr. Masew- ccording spot was worn by ht only of extremely con- or ot of beauty right we maids and mae na inclina- natural “WIRELESS ‘PHONE FOR ~ LONG DISTANCE ONLY, ed SAYS THE AL STATISTICS | ° Marringe Licenses THIS He F rancisco burea Yes Wel Good-bye Good-b New York NOTE T New Yo and Telegra L And here h coms ~ eee INVENTO 1S THE WAY TO SITIN NEW YORK AND THINK IN SAN FRANCISCO ¢ the Un ted Press? nited Press editor speak- of the wi eless n Francisco by phone from ican Tedephone BY C. D. GROAT United Press Staff SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Nov 22.—J. J. Carty, A. T. & T chief enginetr, dreamer of dreams that come true (he per fected the wireless phone thru which Washington officials re cently talked 5,000 miles from the capitol to Hawali, and with which a United Press human voice may some day circle the globe, you know), was in San Francisco the day the editor phoned his assignment to me from New York Accordingly, | found Me Carty and he told me some- Births less telephony Some e Bilt Smi tinh in New York Seattle « Francisco, se the cor thing of his dreams for “ j Chicag ring up acr wire and wireless t ne to Toki Only for Long Distance From New York, that is 8,000 miles But, Bil use a wireless telephone Tom Jones down in building in the same town wireless isn't meant fc it won't supplant the the wireless telegray The little mar hair, just tinging the sharp black ¢ from under in the temporary office of & T. Co, here and dream of talking across the nent and the Hawaii had just come He y telephony a ¢ Smith won't be another ¢ teley with shage but it was ¢ “We don't expect that there'll be such a thing as carrying a pocket phone around and con necting up with anybody any where in the world,” he said “What we do expect, tho, is that the wireless telephone will be available for ships, and par ticularly for small craft, so that one may talk to the other or to the shore Easier to Talk Over Water “Tet easier to talk wirefe while we weross the continent, W the practic mar will talk acro: in New York continent by wi ed with the will be.goss for The deve wireless opment pect, howev to be an sl There are Carty ex three main reas lained it, \ . “1 think TH spend a month in telephony cannot come that 1 onmeretal telephe Won't Tell Till First, a great spreads thru the “How the deuce can se hard times?” | “lt can't—but | can afford to sink! you afford It's Done roar that ether and Correspondent tinent on the onnected with the one transfers to the wireless set; second, the lack of secrecy. and third, the inability to spread so many communications on one ‘line” as can be done with the wire system. has other big elling then now, Mr nd talk about it ideas back But he Vail’s orde: HERE IS A GASE FOR A SOLOMON Man Demands Boy Month After Wife Second Husband Born © Wed Mass., Nov. remarkable BOSTON, The most 2— court fight ever waged in this coun- try for the custody of a child has been opened by Victor 0. Papineau of Webster, Mass. He demands that the Worce®® ter probate court award to him a boy BORN TO HIS WIFE A MONTH AFTER HER MAR- RIAGE TO HER SECOND HUS- BAND, Curtis W. Emery. \t Mrs, Emery and hus- band declare that they will fight the case to the limit, and legal @x- are shaking their heads lave ke another Solo then d Bes. pity heise Parents Forgive Them After the ents forgave the turned to Webste A son was born to them Mrs. Papineau Married Tracy. Papi- Again ediately a chum om t utter had suit filed when action do divorce. to Emery now brought boy into The bith cer rped did we wife.” and for only vear live together as man and “se