The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 3, 1916, Page 6

a , wer -e STAR—MONDAY, JAN, 3, 1916. PAGE 6. TOM, Ste iF You ¢ AN GET WILBUR. UP = I’Viq CALLED HIM A®OvT TEN TIMES Now ISNT THAT KID UP Nerv? -|L. Ger HIM OUT, BELIEVE Mel ——— y SAN YOUNG FELLOW, poyou | KNOW WHAT Time IT 1S¢ HERE 1M READY To Go To THe oFFice® AND ee IN BED? STut 18 | STORAGE | 23—Personals SEATTLA | eet K *! MISS HARDING ‘ S1GN PAINTING : niin, “WEL DRILLING AND L tive, TESTING . : mer q of aN wi} MISS BAKER Hein and et! : urniture Wanted “ve ile “Motorcycles for Sale TILLIAN LA MON for tnsertio tay Pa Pane ons . : = one tnsertion, and t cof Vg Ps . na aur S8—For Sale Miscellaneous ‘ t eas STEVENS : North 946 ane « Want Ad Agent. Rallard District . 4 P. HO MULLEN . 1 ‘ fipecren’ ATTORNEYS-AT- LAW freer. Rh FARRELL ik Geners! practice. and wife: « ATTORNEYS—PATENT __ tre marines e Stain 1398 . eS manne | Ty Ww AKE aa hand ranges az £ 5 | Wale ___ AUTO DELIVERY i aa vere NEW VIANO@ FOR RENT. RE AUTO DELIVERY 60. Lone Gistance moving REtlfott = suchas | Mepel? PeeLORD TABLES | 2s Ta AWN Re ng in Ce age 4| = J. Webd Kitchen @ Co | —2'*h ‘ or = SM Kinds: easy payments id Prt annie be oes on mt pc “BANKS “ 10—Por 8 Sale Livestock A WE PAY cas for f = ye —Head office Toronto, wi > . “ee uu ee eee Saice re . % “ . a\* CARPENTERS . Boa a BAEC MAN— Jobbing and repaire Maia | THAR OK . aa oeeraa me a 25—Spiritual Mediums COLLATERAL LOANS _« ‘ 3 ale RRRPRCTADLE pi ONT | a seter cal . “ on diamonds and o~ . 4 Private offices. American Jewelry Co * in 803 Second oem OF 8 «SL a " CHATTEL LOANS 14—For Sale Boats GaeaPestT CHATTED LOANS ii POR WA “ all turnial P terms. Main 1262. 202 Epler t « METHODS ta Brive tarctnan: : . “ made quickiy , 5 Ee EEO wOmRMA « co, | 19—-Male Help Wanted A LSI Se hE | SAVE MONEY AT BARGAIN stone FRENCH AND SPANISH | sem soa + a-hand goods = INSTRUCTION Tic i3 lessons ™ + “4 ve MADAM KIRL tent at seas : . ve e G yPrTl k N - AL aaee = ennnal Couey HAIR REMEDY Phone Ma ‘ ni aye ie MAR ave me o ston fi m on ry 5) ry Preionn Bannan | | 8 whet deslecat zoe JUNK ors shen and wh Alaska Junk ¢ 1120 First ave & Elliott 4 O40 FUPFALO JUNK. 1707 ed Hf eee LAWYER ing in ond] money of hes shop, Green Hidg consultation Lyon Bide M. LEATHER WORK | ANDBAGS T Hott 2870 ae iveen Bidg. bi “Fepaired, 207 « MOVING AND STORAGE AUTO DELIVERY GO,|rir: sxnecragtr wras : LuV ele V Long Distance Moving 20—Male Situation FRONKS Call for Aut Broapwar and hovsshold ALLE FUsLTaneD AND F AP OPTICIANS PATEREON OPTICAL DE Eamunds, Oph./ D. Recond University Pop MR RO ne | 8 ann OSTEOPATHIC PHY SLI-| immediate is CIANS AND SURGEON FwWiAGnt ALneP OaTe method used without danger t ig or child. Doctors T. Oren Wat Lutie Kreigh Hayes, he Butiding Eliott 2181 “PATEN ATTORNEYS FRED P. GORIN Patent ney. PF 701 Centra wos ined FRASER i. Ww Main 610 der. pa 4 Pike, cor Vor Rent Hotel Furnished 23—Personals AUTO DELIVERY ( secured or fen refunded Bide. Main 6085. Free book « WK BTEVENS. formerly governwent| right, refined gentieman ce * “ Bide answering may s fe « i —“s PLUMBING er ¥. WN PiUMAING & HEATING CO ' . ~PHYSICIANS AND ~~ SURGEONS For Rent Unfurnished DR MATHENTN HANKISON, 901 Bixth r ‘ah sak Sent Rg, , eer, 30—Furnished Rooms Buin disepens only. Pan-' mon No # * rte ed | HLEBPING 1 ' sekeeving, | " Address D-25, #tar $1.60, 608 Fitth ave. ks ? atila a 28 i Halls 46—Homesteads r > r D Wiere’s YOUR AMerTION 2|) IV MADE \' GOING To WAIT [HAD HOPED WitppR., |) DIPPERENT "TILL NEXT YEAR ORPHEUM EMPRESS THAT ‘THIS YEAR. You’b | ARRANGEMENTS AND ‘THEN TURN Surrounded by a fami waed ne of the cleverest hits seen at with he « bh, all mer f the } « theatre thie season is | TURN OVER. A NEW OVER ‘TWO ob Pl Sint! seem ere eT lebat tooeing. the onl Tea 3 . he AF - LEAVES Grandma Gene Hughes, at the Or uvenile Kings, The he f ar ‘ t f irit 1 he retur hav julre ¢ tta } t »p-notcher thought « ‘ ne x Ce an Maids are at a th 1 own daug r. 1 and good musicians, One ll the wketeh “Yout t's good |of their number {s an aceompliel ; ' e, wit ‘ ens” Willard, a girl, and Har- r Y leona io a clever bit of sing- ( i . 4 i t ng 4 talking in “Out the Inn.” he achelor Dinne a Ray Belmont and Mattle Harl other co It a ng \appear in a plano and singing torn a good, clean Iaug tt Tr «, two women and Fuscane iol gele battle three men, present a sensation es, for one tbr tunt ‘ KR ave seve rs and Malone combine ae- Mise M he ‘4 ts with neing with P Piola mber medy and skill, Tokio by raed | . tp j oot-fug and, ear in a clever|slack erformer, does @ good *HRENOLOGIST By Allman! AT THE THEATRES THEY STILL HOPE TO “PEACE” EUROPE TOGETHER AGAIN! FORD AND HIS COLLEGE GIRLS AT SEA V Furnished Apts. wore vonnn for Rent an Pike PLA Acreage for Sale . connie Ke STS Testa wee p.4 To help get the “boys out of the trenches,” ' ° a ans dents to Europe with his peace party , ; ec, Ball "on the deck of the good ship Oscar II. Henry Ford took a number of college and university etc. Here Henry Ford is shown with a group of his youngest pacifists sf os START YELL RALLIES: Rarrett Herrt newly elected raity, w inning are ents “PUGET SOUND | STEAMERS | ALL LOCAL ROUTES “SS |@rRAMERS LEAVE FROM COLMAN Poca, root oF _MARION STREFT | | Leave Reattia Beattie | “0 | Wietoria 8. 6 —Fort Townsend — Fert = Anagrice rway ‘her TRO Wiener Kel Dae, for mie Townsend, W ae and Victoria Rott tame (Requim Tacoma Direct Aw Mesmers Tacoma aad! ? Indianapetie for Te!10 oma aire Ries © wack he Olkpmiers for Olym Aally ‘@helton *Port Townnend— Anacerice— Beltingham V tiain Mimemer — Whateem) totam Aally ifor Port Townaend! datiy e. atcapt [Anacortes and Bal! except fruit ‘ Rundavilingham Isunday © Bverett— Railingham— Anacerice— Pert Townsend 10 stoma & *iwlehaw, for! 4 88pm Gatly (Rverett Anacortes! datiy jand Nelitne ham! Houses tor Sale ¢ bunches “oe QITY TESTS FIRE <n: PROOF ROOFINGS (Se rcRwOSD -UNERRBOOS The very staid Rev. Charlies F. Aked and Rev. Jenkin Lioyd Jones fireproof ( NDIA RESERVATION TO rooft der the di OPEN s | are here shown playing leap frog aboard the pe ship Oscar II., while . t e t of | | headed for Europe “to stop the war.” . , 1g, at the city hall, at tt | ‘Prepared RUSS EMISSARIES BEGIN CITY HALL | rn } : and asbestos, an ae ARRIVE IN SEATTLE § TUNNEL AT ONCE ee Ee a Guiles ach. led from abov Port Townsend Poot AnecleeNeah 5i—Public Notices The council r Passed ar meee -wertron ee — _ disunen che seston and ong Op Ts Prince Ro Lieven, Col. Wade Preparations were being made} 2 of : Artich foment ning tor dod y aii Golokhvastoff and W. Berkoff, of Monday by Jahn & Co, Seattle ; : , : . Selah ouein aaa Wave. caked the Russian government. service, Contractors, to begin at once bor *, ¢ for the tost Fort To verti Anecles—Cree- | and Hazen J. Titus, of the “great /'ns the new tunnel to connect the ¢ 2 : “ Atos cont and Way Porte “si ; aie srvice of the Old city hall basemen 4 Co. sale —-~ ieee Wabblecien fel -vissem | big baked potato” service of th er ment, Fourth and . green “ ban h at the Hollywood, midn'ntiPort Townsend, Port! @anéay| Northern Pacific, arri in town | Yesler. with that of the new coun- ge Pike.—Adv Monday! Angeles. ort Creel Wednes he ty building at Third ave, and rd ccncpinecteenstaninniianassees 1] Sian tie jam end! Prigay 8 — night. James st nem f Colle t world's Pridayiway porte wer to Oo The contract calls fo . ba . % delta f 1@ contract calls r completion ; ; « F ¢ Fort Gnimble—Tadlow—— Peeler Russter arid of the work by April 1, It was let i Ttipm'Ateamer Bona, for! 6:iham in New York for on a bid of $25,000. | on important business Cl ahi ae ¥ P | Raikes katt the easare a ity nd county officials have Also agr on the lease of 62, At least, H J. didn’t learn " ‘4 me to the city for 60 cent | Saturday Only able to understand one word out of | OOT § to. : You Are Overlooking | .....2222 1 vamm| Beant, per sar ot por a ASO | nine gem Outside of saying they were | “o8° Vas signed be | 7 ean ony | | here on private bi %.” reports giienion of the corridors and | 9:nearil@teamer Mlons, fer! t20pm | ‘Titus, “they were too busy prais | Umnel will be paid for jointly by | Ringston, Ladiow ana ing the ble baked potatoes to dis.| we city and county | uss anything else Star Want Ads IF YOU ARE NOT USING | SHORT SESSION I MINING BI The annual short session HARRY ANDERSON KNOCKS OUT CLARK pt Ipointe on Hood Canal |Monday Maxwelton and Austin ¥ Soam Mir, Pot ally Marwelton any Str. Nellingham| except itin min- Punday|or Walateale leaves! Monday | ROSSLAND, B.C, Jan. 3—Harry |N& at the University of Washing jAustin 11:80 a m Anderson, of Vancouver, knocked tO", Under Dean Roberts, began at oe meee 38129 out Jimmy Clark, also of Van-|! 0'¢lock Monday afternoon. Dur- IF YOU CANNOT BRING day for Be ‘ouver, in the 15th round of their |iM& the morning 25 registered. | | Xo ateambr will Tans ‘i | bout here New Year's day. The Resistration will be allowed dur THEM IN TO THE STAR | Munday at 9:00 @ m. for Port Town. | boys are lightweights, Anderson |!M& the entire week, tho the course nt Airect at once. knocked Clark down twice in the 7 {al qualifications are re- *Ateamer Kolahan will call tern oe ot aert! 13th and three times in the 14th. iF onvind SaaVles Crt} Returdaye He finally gave Clark the knock.|@red for this course. It lasts P HONE jl HEM inte marked s° are boat landings | out blow In the final round, An-|¢Wo months. Any one who can derson is a former 125-pound ama-|fesd and write is eligible. landing | teur champion | Inbitity tn AND WE WILL BILL YOU [here bet itnoad to wel] WE BRYAN MOVES JOY PARTY SHOOTS James W. Bryan, former con-|teported to The Star office Mane ressman, and Ewing D. Colvin,/day that a party of rowdies, hold. Jawyers, Monday changed their of-| ing a belated celebration from their ice location from the New York |ack porches early Saturday morn- office . Open from @ block to 909 Alaska building ing, began ting up the neigh midnight borhood. Plate glass windows. tn PUGET #80 ‘ ; Mrs, Renko'’s home were broken ee Coliseum — ‘Theatre + wotld's jana Mamane pte e largest photoplay house—-will open 884 damage to the extent of $70 Wednesday, January 6. was flone by the bullets, Mrs. George Renko, 1043 King LA — ——JUST PHONE