The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 31, 1916, Page 6

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MULLEN o haliard Ave. BUSINESS dl FARR practice, eatates, laws husband ‘wife; consultation OFF. is Downs Wide. v CONSULTATION FREE laws husband and wits: « | Goreult Robert tal, 494 Second ta trouble? at, lawyer, 418 Ort ” ATTORNEYS—PATENT | TO DELIVERY 6O.|~ [ATHEN’ distance movin BILLIARD ‘ Eittott 25 ADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE etic Toronto, Canada (354 fm Canada, etc.) General | Dusiness Interest allowed on and time deposits inch. Mr _E. f. Ireland. Mgr. BINDING INT BINDERY—216 Spring. Main 6457 evenings, Chas. Car [LMAN—Jobbing and repairs. Main ATERAL LOANS ABLE piace to borrow m diamonds and jewelry: low r je offices. American Jewelry € HATTEL LOANS GHATTEL LOANS, liberal | ferme. Main 1362. 203 Epler biock, #12) and ave. OMPAN JODS— Loans made quickly and ‘confidentias! ty on tur: miture, pianos, Ifvertock. ete | GERMAN-AMERICAN LOAN CO. | a ee TENE tent " e EW RATES. NEW Domestic convultation fre: 7 Bite, Main 2761, a sro Wid BROADWAY T and house’ IC fred ees TF olde PURLIAED AND RAREN-PATHENAON 3. W. Edmund ot, and OH TOM, A MESSENGER. BOY JUST BROVEHT THIS | WenL, Weir, | NOTE FOR — Wonder WHAT'S rw sf UP_NOW ~ *SPase IT'S PUSINESS — YOU OPEN IT AND READ WHAT IT OVT TO n WoRW)"AN BUSINESS DIRECTORY | Continued | Personals PHYSICIANS AND | Continued SU RGEONS $> « THR WALK Trani WELL DRILLING AND TESTING Pine wt Eh LSWORTH Whiuing or addressed to you at Ad Dep | MISS B AKE Severe onee 8 me Room 19 Arcade Motel nd ave. -EN BRYCK please call f | Star Want Vain ee v 4 1 Main eae t Beet Vit Pikes aad exchange Siew oan +A, “VER Berkshire room A Snlal paber comtainta oto oe lee copy. Mex wEND Fi atrin photo from 17. LADIEW priva tien If desired By calling 1447 eon car RL ty treatment 1514 Second ave. » S—-Autos for Sale a 40s 7 home Sine ime and money OOH USED Cana © Raat Mi For Sale Miscelaneous TA ANS . ieee PIKE OF Feturned. Ma oring. pm 28 A. Poone on glans doors Front doors Barn sash, 20% Basement aaah Hothed aaah, be Prepared roofin Turned porch column’ Doors and. wind “FER THE NTAPELY Big buries ings, 100. eidental and Mat ow afterno: mea, mouldings inside finish, either by the toot or im sets, dutlding paper, ete Ask for tree catalogue No 21 furnished OR WILLTAMS (Manutactarers’ Phone Main 1547 TTEhs ADDRERSED TO THE LOWING NUMBERS ARK AT THIS | RAGTIME playing tan wiccems guarant oo Estimates co. ht 16 te 30 lee $2. £0 @ 82. 50 EYEGLASSES, SPECTACLES FITTR! with spherical lenrea, complete, $3.4 including examination Schwarts, Op- tometriat, 137 Epler Block. Brokes lenses duplicated PRHONOGRAPIE CIALTY. trade, MARRTED —Viest matrimenia hed Mailed free, The pondent Toledo Obte MAPSAOR, PATIN 1214 Recond ave MISS HARDING Apt 2. Tame ¥f LADIES Wy z positively | euarantesd. ir ARCADE HOTEI. Elitott 2678 room 3 University BALE deliver K. J Vashon, RED MIDWIFE Mre rh wi a. Aependent Hiarbers, PIANOS FOR RENT, RENT Al piled on purchase Meyer-Toner. te i Mise JENSSEN Call Ritiott 1277 W. FLACK to bay or reat 717 Pine Matn 1900 ine MANICURING. “Tiiiy Becond hand ranges, | Third wear Wa “@ Ride Mna if repaired PREEMAN — Wasencing and sec ral 16—Agents wanted ond-hand 1918 Fir INDQUINT— Trained puree. 162 B Madison 1668 Tet ave te Maternity home, ATW $200 he DENVER DYE WORKS HOTELS HOTEL 1% Third T819G Bacond Taaa 7th, eluy 19—Male Help Wanted Steam-heated Fo SAVE MONEY AT maftoary sToRE DENVER rm ed | 19 Week up SS ortipittee Mediums The Great Phrenoto gint, can de you prefer t a little tarn on all | affairs t Her reading, te ite. BOYS W ANTED Several tiv The Star furnish corners CALL “MAIN 9400 CIRCULATION DEPT. MobER » Ma absolutely MADAM KIRL the Wonderful EGYPTIAN PHRENOLOGIOT HIC C~PHY ST. 5 CIANS AND SURGEONS pereor arr TREAT ME Price reduced to f) mpectaliat Main 2540 BO-CALLED gall stone Watson and Bldg. witiott 2181, Went 220W ~PKTENT ATTOR! FRED P. GORIN © secured or few refunded Bidz, Main 5085. ree t BTEVENA, formerl patent expert, relia low. 7326 Wauntleroy NEYS™ | Attor- | ente| LLMAN CO. bing, steam | and gee fitting Ih Main 1862 [AN PLUMBING & HEATING GO. 318-120 King, Brattice. Kemale Help Wanted 1116 Pike # | 23—Personals ADL EINE LLOYD put for 26 Adleine has boon Beattle’s phrenolog and business adviser in all aftaira life, 211 Unton, Apt. R Bpecial thie week, be hers «0, athe and mas: | Third | ne Ballard | EB Wiadives: | pie'® Bank | “Treen | STAR—MONDAY, JAN. 31, 1916. PAGE WHY, ITS FROM WILBUR, IT READS, “STAY AT HOME WITH Your WIFE | PHRENOLOGISTS MADAM ABMAIA y Phre what vocation 4 are adapted for Why ne readings $1.60 son Fina, near the beat? 60 Furnished torniture AUTO DELIVERY CO. Anything Delivered Anywhere Fitlott 264 1808 Western Ave Fad | Penn ft working beepte 2?-Kor Rent Uniurnished | Pa NY cota ke 2me-Furnished Apts. MENTS Tike Marton st Halle for Rent has tA WALL tn FAP Righih and Wadloon iis Ban ae AAAS Maryeriii« oa tow Granite ACREAGE FOR SALE) DEAL Win Us pineer 1 our proposition ON LAND Mandy to our mille and camps AT THREE LAKES RNOMOMISH GOUNTY, WAL will appesl te you roads om, Gaily tratne, store, phene. D. FIGT | Geoa sehoote . mata Land Dept, 1761 L. C Mmith Bide Seatth THREE LAKES LUMNEK Co. farm. A the reat to tod. After ments and keep H.C. PRTERS #00 Third Ave aI si—Public Notices ca ‘Ina OF BOCK a YRALO HUMP COMPANY Notice hereby specta Nut |The purpose o new board of tr the sale of « p > said company the placer mining ciaime of the company Dated at Seattle, January 20, 1918 om CHARM Assistant 8 |M. GILBERT President PUBLIC MARKETS SOUTH END Pot roast roast vea |. black fies tall 2 russet pears, dos, Stall fresh herring. SANITARY spar eurised milk ‘ pa h omen and v tall 10) Ait pleklon Write oF me OM MRIKMLIONN, Mer | CORNER Mintle 106-114, 2 large o na pt ASKS INCREASE FOR CONFIDENTIAL WORK Jan a1 and secretly in before the WASHINGTON, Dis }eussing informally ternational relations house foreign and appropriation mmittees today, Secretary Lan ng Asked & $100,000 increase in ithe state department fund for con hie dential work abroad : UPHOLD CONVICTION WASHINGTON vietion of David Lamar, “Wolf Wall Street,” for impersonating a congressman waa upheld by the su preme court, when it denied today his motion to dismiss the indict ment against bim, “Jan. | 31.—Con | A DAY OF PROMISE! The municipally owned Lake Bu rien car line did the biggest day's busines in its history Sunday when $214 was collected in fares. | Skating on the lake was responsible | for the rash PUGET SOUND STEAMERS Townesnd, Williams) nen (Requiem)! ee and Vietoria| Dose not call at! je trip, Ate row Connections opr Tacoma with steam oe for Olympia and v for Port Townsend! datiy ortes and Mel tor! C tiem y (Rv erett Anacortes! datly land Bellingham! iCalle at Port Town-| leend eovthbound on-! Does not of turdaye BD “y milan’ ht! Townend A Mel Tht Ponda ritt al! San'Therey Tueet’yituan tstand pointe |Satur'y There el 1 Ban nan Tetende—Retlingham Pieet’y (tte. Paget for Fel 8 60pm Th0am ‘ineham via Ran! Monday Juan Island pointe. | Wednes { | Prifey “Port Townsend —Pert Aneriee—Newh “Fort Townsend —Port Anacleo—Cree- cont and Way Ports TE06 [Rte Webelent midn’ht!Port Townsend, Port! MondayiAngsies Port Cras.tWednes Wednesicent, Clatiam and! Friday Pridayiway porte, ! Part Gambia—t win mb tet datiy **Relon.! except ‘Townsend.\funday Tron dale! except Ludlow. Batur'y\F Ia © ler. IHanevitia land Hadiook | Anturdar Only 2:00pm'Ateamer Slows, for! & exton, Ludlow and! ¥ pain 1 | Sunday Onty | mitenmer Motte, for! 2:80pm Iineston. Ladiow and! lway pointe eh Wood “Tonal —Gembie Tt ata . “PT tiam Mie. Peltateh, for) Patan Aatly (LwAlow, Port Gamble! aatly excent!**Mengor and all! except Sundayipoints on Hood Canal (Monday welton and Anetin Potlatch tor! dtipm Iton and Aus! daily ir. Mellingham! except funday lor Walnleele leaves! Monday lAuetin 11:80 a, om! [and Maxwelton 12:18! Ip om. datiy except) IMoaday for Rontt! will leave Meattle m for Port Town toamer Kulshan will oall at Port 4, northbound, — @aturdaye Beattie at 10 p.m ‘© boat Iandines pointe and for polnte must make for landing pparel, tloket not to ax 150 pound: offios midnight PUGET BOUND NAVIGATION Co. Tioket Office, Colman Dork. Phone, Main 3993, |) atte. ~|STATE MAY ORDER NEW G.N. TUNNEL | TACOMA, }from Cor |rat.road Jan. 31.—Returning the scene of the recent accident, Public Service Commissioner Spinning today de }clared that radical improvements | will be ordere. | It is Minted that the commission may order the construction of con-| crete snowsheds to take the place! jof the wooden ones, and that a tun-| ne} Yiru the mountains also may be ordered. ‘TO OPEN CANAL | LOCKS MONDAY, the practical comple- tlon of the Lake W poraagiool be nal, the Salmon bay locks wi Jopened and flooded at 0 pine Boe Tuesday morning, There will be no ceremony Until the city provides new bridges at Lake Union and buries a water main under the lake, how pever, the canal canoot be used. COLD WEATHER AIDS Cold weather “has curtailed the production of lumber during the | four weeks and, according to E. Ames, of the Puget Mill Co. supply is not greater than the de- mand for the first time in two or three years. As a result, it is ex- | pected that prices will go up. Marking Willie Leo | Anne smith, } Maxfield, and Margaret 18, Beattie, Muff and Oretiea L. Cather- Westminster, B.C. M. McKinnon and Rochelle 1. Wallington, 24, Port Casey, . and Fanny Taylor, 24, Vineland, iter P mith, 29, and Margarette jotte Cleon, 25, Bea © Guetateon, 23, and Sigrid Norton, Neosbure. rry A. Biye and Adele A Ries, Be Wittam Ne Brown, #2, Othe TH Shinobu rm eet, 2%, and Lucte Purley. Japan and Dorte M. Medio Idaho, and ehards and Maude strah- ahan, Beattie Teclicher UR Beatie, Births Geo, T. |. and Grace Luctiie and Mr N., son Mre. and Mr @. G ave NB, daughver Mra and Mr. O, Olsen, 1412 Mre and Greenwood ave Mra and Mr. Chai Hammontree, » Frankin ave, twin boys. nd Mr. J. W. He Williame, 2296 MeClare, 6614 Bist N. 50th at Mr. Adolph Yoos daughter Rohm 418 Baath J. A. Mall, 519 18tn ave Mra. and Mr. Morgan M. Edwards, 1825 Terry ave, daughter Mra and Mr William Bruce, $172 Cree- . daughter a Mr & Gaughter and Mr. 1. ave, daughter Mra and Mr Mra a Bradford at Mra. and Apartments Mra, and ave. & W Mra and Mr First ave. W., 4 Mrs. and Mr Second ave, eon Mra and Mr. Ralph Johansen, 64th wt, daughter Deaths no Durtvault, 86 January 21 Adolph Frost. vary 22 Ethel Burdett, B Tracy, 419 Queen Makoveky, 181 22nd John Mianus, 1705 ith F. Sexton, 4103 W Mr. Fart daughter Mr. Paul aon. Palen, Strathmore Reach, 4192 46eh Albert ihter aries 1 M. Meyer, 1611 Haanel, 206 1016 &. 916 B Alder at 65, city hompital, Jan- 42, 420 Fitth ave WN. Noham Friedman, 24 nat. January 26 Vishnefteky, 26, Firat ave, 8 and nuary Pina Heresovaky. nat Br First ave, & and January 26 pahateln, First ave, 8 and mn First ave 8. Firat ave January 2416 W 64th at, Jan- 76, Swedian how 44, First ave 8 nd Jackson at., J Kumehion! Suay tal, January vman 8 Richards, 86, 2186 62nd ave. January 27 Jorinett Tracy, juary 2 Beattie General 24, Providence hospital, J Divorces Granted Harry R. Stenton from Lettie 3 da ¢ Nellie Tate tro} Louise Howard W Hey from Tate, Robert PD. Dition from Lizzie Dillon from Albert: Mar | ol Wellington from Allen Welling William John- Jean E Snyder trom Robert C. snyder. J Kiel tro A. Kiel W. Blattner from Mary. Blattner. Mars Babcock from Stephen. Baheook | Liewellyn R. ‘Thomasson from William Thomason \ Fayette A. Leland from Frar Anna Mary Herman from ¢ Merman, Jr Anna W, Stevens from Bari W, Stevens, Veda W. Taylor trom James W. Taylor. M te Leland orge V You SAY Some- BODY STRUCK You £ WHAT DID HE STRIKE You FOR F Yr To.D HIM YT WASN'T GOING TO VOTE BECAUSE NO MATTER WHO WAS ELECTED 1'D HAVE TO WORK FOR A LIVING JUST THE MUSTER STRIKEBREAKERS - AT CHICAGO FOR USE HERE Word that strikebreakers are being assembled at Chicago to take the places of 350 local union boilermakers, shipbuiid- ers and helpers who walked out at the Seattle Construction & Drydock Co, more than a week ago, was received here Monday. ith hope of a settlement vague, all strikers who have been members of local unions for three months be- wan drawing $7 weekly strike bene- tle meeting in the Laber Temple Sunday evening Augiesmiths, plate hangers, mold Negro buncoed W. W. Reed, 1034% Jackson st, out of $125 Sun- day by “drop the hat” bunco trick. Candidates for city offices at quiz congress in Steven's hall Sunday given chance to tell of their quali- fications for offices. Letters received by W. M. Whit- ney, president of the Young Men's Republican club, from Representa- tives Johnson and Hadley show they are for preparedness. Francis De Lacko, former student of University of Michigan, in Se- attle, en route to Victoria to re- enlist In allies’ aeroplane service in war. He was wounded before and invalided home. Helen Van Campen, noted writer, in Seattle after visit to New York, says white shoes, chin-chin collars} and grip are most noteworthy ch: acteristics of the world’s metropolis, She's on her way back to Latouche. Kilbourne & Clarke, wireless company, to install new radio sta- tions in Alaska. Walla Walla school graduated 42 Friday, Diller hotel, which closed the first of the year, to be re-opened by the Earl Diller Co., Inc., February 15. Police have orders to stop all bobaleds running down hills where! there are no fiagmen, in order to} curtail coasting accidents. H. Kireu, Jap gardener, who lives on east shore of Lake Washington, fined $105 for having 21 quail in his possession, They dressed. Body of Charles De Wilton Best, Seattle boy soldier, who was drowned on Mexican border in at- tempt to rescue captured comrades. recovered from Rio Grande by of dynamite. Auditor reports that 1,9) took out permits for month. William Bloch has taken over the Germania and is first-class refreshment place, Spokane deputy prosecutor plans to have confiscated Iquors sold un der permit to public Body of Edgar Harris, Review, paper of Coronation, 5 persons drinks this B.C. found frozen near that town, after taking walk Raid on home of former Walla Walla councilman without warrant nets sheriff $1,000 worth of liquér. Senator Jones of waiting for data on Brandeis ap- pointment to supreme bench before} stating whether he Is for or against him, rushed into burning house and} saved rare old violin, valued at $700, It was the only thing from flames. ved. . W. Venables elected to house to take place left vacant by death of Representative Witherspoon, roasted anti-prepared ness congressmen fn stirring sp Saturday. Germany will make no concessions in Lusitania case, Berlin paper. King George's equerry, Brig. Gen Grimston, found dead in suicide. Three Norwegian one Danish freight British. American liner Philadelphia and Liverpool satling ship colli ene Roats damaged; los of freighters and boat seized by were all) use| making it into editor of Washington, Miss Marian Beecher of Poyatiup| 7 Mississippi, h London, Eben Lee | from no lives | Pharmacy, {loft men and punch and shear men have jolped the original strikers. Dan McKillop, secretary of the union, said he would take up with | President Paterson of the drydock |company articles of agreement call- ing for a standard wage of the dif- \ferent workers on repair work, on jnew and old jobs. | He said the men were demanding less than workers in similar estab- lishments in the city. The disagreement which led to the strike was caused by two men being ordered by the company to jleave repair work on a new job and |take up piece work on an old job. ' Vicksburg as training ship for lo naval militia. | Opposition to re-election of Woo \row Wilson recommended Amer’ ifcans of German birth by German societies in several New England states. Large crowds rioted in Lisbon, Portugal, Saturday night against high cost of living. Representative Hadley from northwestern Washington states in Washington, D. C., he is in favor of preparedness. Cleveland labor bodies are urging | Senator Borah to let them place hi name on the presidential primary _ ballot. Resolutions indorsing the Heaty- Owen bill, to exclude from inter- state commerce all goods and wares: manufactured by child labor, now | before congress, were adopted at a meeting at the Labor Temple Sv day night, under the auspices of the educational committee of the Cen- tral Labor Council. EXPLAIN NEW RATE; Letters have been sent broadcast to Alaska mining men announcine jthe removal of the differential |charges, and explaining that assay |charges in Seattle are now on the jsame basis at Philadelphia, Den- ver and San Francisco. The letters were sent by the Alaska bureau of the Chamber of Commerce. RUBENSTEIN DRUG MOVES UPTOV Exclusive Prescription Pha macy Goes Into New Qua ters in Green Building, Fol lowing Trend. The rapid growth of the n business district to the north further evidenced by the remov of Rubenstein's exclusive preser: {tion pharmacy from Second Ave- jnue and Cherry’ Street to the | Fourth Avenue side of the Joshua | Green Building. The new pharmacy | Was opened this morning. Farsighted business men have jlong seen «the trend of trade to |ward Pike Street and Westlake Avenue. New buildings are going jup in the district, chief among those that will be completed this jyear being the new home of The Times at Times Square, Fifth Ave- Stewart and Olive Streets. The Rubenstein Pharmacy had] long since outgrown the Cherry Street location and Louis Ruben- stein, proprietor and directing head of the business, has been on# the lookout for a more favorable location uptown, He announces that the new store will be the equipped and most modern of it kind in the West and will be situ further | ated especially for the convenience says jof physicians, |blocks of the lease was made fices of Henry agents for the jing | Mr, Rubenstein has been a res | dent of pattle for the past six jteen years, having been graduate the National College of Washington, D. C. Thi Cherry location w being within bb Building, The through the off Broderick, I Joshua Green Builds twa Second and v 8, 8. Albany will take Place of occupied for twelve years,