The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 11, 1916, Page 6

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Ag PH ne ees ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW _ LL RK FARRELL wy Menerai practico, estates laws b noone t University District PHARMACY Wallingford | _and wife: consultation free Pilot 188 BCHOFF_ TT thew ere CONSULTATH ential: & wATENT pO a CARPENTERS Bnei. wo CHATTEL | LOANS | SEW cowranY: New hATES METHODS—Loans fram $10.09 to tekly and confidentially o Pianon: Niventeck. te “AMERICAN LOAN CO | er sees Sf Rmirh Midge BANKS RHIAN HANK OF COMMERCE | “Head office Torento, Canada (55° Branches In Canada, etc.) General) Panking business == Interest allowed savings and time deposits Mesmeh Mr ' Mer Bite Monet SRR A BILLIARD D TABLES ALE New and sacnnd-hend € end Pock«t Piltiard Tables and bow!t ‘und Aceemention: ener Daven for catalogue. THE ANIM - RALKE - COLLENDER 5082-4 First ave 8. Seattle <a Siariwle. Seed work : “COLLATERAL LOANS / THEM pince le borew money | Aiamonds and jewelry: low rates: offices. American Jewelry Co ll clio fF VOANEN on sit artivtes of} in Reliable, 98 ied awe. The Relinnle. 967 Th FLUFF RUGS “nuas” made _ from and rage Northwest ; Biitott 27407. 194% “GARAGES Fe garacce Ft Bevde and Lenore. Main 25% JUNK oT vt ave & Hillort jon Tie tae Fi eet LAWYERS [PCLUNG, 396 Marion Bioe! ie iLINN-—Woman troubles: genera! free; tonfidential. Main 2T8%, NG AND STORAGE LOAN you money goods providing With vs. Fireproof storagé ney praction: oo CAN on they Pike and Western Elitort 254 tANSFER & STORAGE Phone Ballard 384 AY TRANSFER Household goods moved _ MUSIC PUBLISHED AND POPULAR-| Birho Muric Pub Co. 26% Pine ot Motorcycles for Sale 1 New and second. h Stasn cress of ‘Sees taken on new DIAN MOTORCTCLES Mallon & #17 E. Pike «t, near Broad: ‘aat 472. OPTICIANS AREN-PATENSON OPTICAL DEPT | W, Edmunds, Oph D.. mana ‘and University Main 61 2174 Popular OPATHIC PHYSI- CIANS AND SURGEONS ‘THRYN HARP SON—F6T Sixth Eliott STS37 PATENT ATTORNEYS RED P. GORIN-* ney ecured or fee refunded. 701 Free by | CO Finn t 907. Patents expert, _ Sw. pan. Fenwinw. ian re PLUMBING BPELLMAN CO—Piumbing, steam eas fitting Phone Main 1862 AN PLUMBING 118-179 King. PHYSICIANS AND aU "s Se Office Open Tonight Empire Way Addition Bring § 1308 THI 5.00 ( cash to RD AVE Next to Postoffice, and Begin Your Home, $2.50 Monthly, Agent on Addition today and tomorrow. Take any car on Fourth ave. to Hudson st., walk 2 blocks west to 35th and 2 blocks south. David P. Eastman 1308 THIRD AVE: Next ti 8—For Sale Miscelianeous TOENE parcel prt Raspberry Mack berr Himalaya Champ errant, RENNIAL tant Arabie i Bwoet ne arden man hyeh Rudhec themat fine mixed 4 a w rHo: IALT NEW plied READY rooting ke and Tar Weat Fon 8a Continued TOWN far Ttiower plants prepald y, Lawton erry, Oregon Che 2° er 1.00 $5.00 100 $00 1.28 PLANTS i090 Mined 400 FLOWER 16 Montebrtt le Dalste derman Pana Alpine, E Shasta Williams, Wert, Vine Pinks Iris, Siberian wientat nis kta Dabs Pures, atadt rt p AWNING in Canvas TENTS, Rverything J. Webb Kitohen & Oo. St Unlenrsity, RAR Y. We buy. set. 414 Wosttake aed Bxebvan) FLAK E-See rent. repatr Bilton 267 oa band tanwee RENT. RENT Mever- Toner NOR POR 2 purchase “FLT W euare Ti One eta for $1408 1 talker been yaed but ttle x pairing INNEY—towse moving and re- Phone Beacon 1164, GARR wed eins and La nore. Main 13—For Sale Poultry Custom hatching, sail es fs settings and treube 50,000 wale th on bator st. Rr 120- Leghorn chick ie season. Special prices. t eam. 1214 model Queen tneu- Pacific Poultry Co., 105 Seneca Hatt Reda, and Roar ro up guaran ath N. For " Apett 1 at Rantama a how * REDS, winners Dewedine 106 ¥ $5.00 Red Yares, Py 7940 " Trice $6 11.86 per 15 iden Be 0. = Fege Mra, Ja Temaquah FOR SAL par pet WA eee 16—Agents Wanted Tave y that If ¥e mm nt town look Cirea attle up. at fee an aware t Yoru AGENTS agents’ ‘Wanted — well Can tu CIR SURGEONS DALTON—Skin diseases only Bidg STORAGE Finurnoor Contre! 9 Fan: | siorame “warehouse. | 108 White BY ING A TESTING _ & heed, 130 Pine 75 Purniture Wanted Furniture for Sale. VATE PARTY moving to F house, farniture must be Can be seen Tuesday, Phone Bast 4123 PiEcks «° Hoosier cabine thine, for wa one Kant cele for Sale farnished'| quick! was Our New €. Bow ready for pock, best goods Nasoly veneer panels, ff wall board Eron-panel doors, Front doors, 1 linge front glans 40x “inwh 9) pleture mould 916 catalogue hett to print the m > most educational Ian And doors a1 Produced in our 14 endeavor Send for « catalogue |. withe ve uur own mill; Bnywhere Only o O. WALLIAMS BASH AND DOO! 49 Wirst Ave #, Beattie, AND DO mene for iat ri batio win natant secure new bostness for us sentative Rogow LLL SA 19—Male Help Wanted ——BOYS WANTED The CALL oa mW you wou ighty @ low and att Write lation Manager The Star, Se- Wash, ROCF OE Sell Gaso gallon; hour profit bly paid repre ery Inrge. D. th ave, New you are our h penrn ten For Fu way bie Spectalty Yakima, Wn niara of Pacitie rth rhe 137 Maverat live, hustling bere Star tn University district good corners. MAIN 9400 DEPT. CULATION world wante yc wages Lifetion | ShiGT between 9 and 4} Men and : ing _| You wi inoe PIR BT, | tng Pride Govern iy te Dept. 7 ai ness Upetaire, Tracte pate for $16. Suit Shop, 905% Third Pantages Bldg. ee 21—Female Help Wanted WANTE n Awwat ne Y WANTED ¥ re | 22-4F ema * WOWAN with work 4 Prigay for and am e wom ard and china atoasen i» an a a ituation yea most LLOYD ~~ but for 20 phr oan aidviswr in all aff A CEAN FRACW'S thom » uth wi " am Mowe n tee Taught Walk 3 meh © sete and see peatts WR LILLIAN aging. ment Third. tonely smtp Chub 221 Unies. Apt FRY DR Dic erty Bide Gay evening OTT Third CAniee boomy BP 11th F Wine abtished fa Gent, Toleda tor tat nd ne Telephon Madivon cars Bander : NELLIE I Hote! wor worth lonely, ranctace piayt one Hide WALLACE M ASS, AC xE f orksh Vine news for HARnER COL 109 Main #t. Branch of orle- of firet barber college in the to loarn barber trade; securing 30 colleges. talogue free MODERN paid, positions © mem tn Alan COLLMGD 299 Oveldental Av We teach the barber t in securing positions over in THATSING SALE NOW GO at the Bargain Store OCCIDENTAL AVE, y by coming down nd furnishings ON the many Jothing gardene putting p kreent: ever | 2)—-Female Help wanton » free, 122 Pin MENT PORITIONS 875 month. rite immediate free iat. Franklin Institute 41-M, Rochenter, N, ¥. itha “LIND ‘nore COMP L¢ 6 | MARIE ave. Apt ie 1267, SneL EW 7016 Lath Dr ae Phone, Ma BPPOTAT The Hargalr ni ‘Are You the Mam? Even in Ses gardens and wed inst spring. If plow, yo! list these land provide fo! days of figures, Cs ae ayPRED Mi STAR WANT plowing ffictent al Fourth ave MULHALL jcurtee Apt Ladies tree. BY ter facta! and scalp treatment Special meeting every ° Ea adie sure cure for de Antiers SOYCE h 896.608 League, 938,006, Dept. 2 Cat tre Hor Empress Hotel paychio an Fiat” pill od periods ded it rem éth ang Unt manip ard an arry now 7. 208) Marke % tnd 1 Ww t n curing bald 20th ave . Will Norweni and Unt Die Wonks ING ange Wire w. ALE Now attle awn i] wh of spi have lawns r you #0 at the: an midwite and Ww. Wilh Taee inde Mth fie and 1405 7 ire. Wiltotk Phone Balinrd Ag re are m veh might aded u a he p th team ADS will help| gardens hours and| and ne top note ay | ymond Remedy, | 23— Pabianits,° Continued x i ye WIHSWHN if Vundreds ripth Grand Halts for Rent RWVETON WT WALT Molin Asoo Pap M Bighth ana ri WIAA rrr rrr 74——Business Personal BATTLE WURINE ady half interest with him tn Me paying $200, monthly and love affatrs and in life t for wh take adapted est EVPRIENNE neem thw rin, 1023% FRY War you wish te ef tt wader Rterling 3 TABAW PRE endaye, WW PINK ir stat wi 4 Pine, Wiis? MOVING SHEPARD, VAN STORAGE Feiitert | Wg _FREMONT 24—Furnished Apts. = Beery LE MENT ' Marton et ay > Pine apart mee mY ae ad-hand, af kinds 81t Priest ner # 9—U nfurnished Ate. ie Gt ¥ roome, heated, Feast 2287 30—Furnished Rooms 2 # U54 week 216 Tiel) ot HOTELS HOPED HORNA market ENVE 1194% ‘Third. unex ee; Free bath Wicaim heat board ne in fr 1 F aah gro Wei ei $400 to right Write me at o dress C-60, Atar 11.009. Good chan. i A * Fare trom # cor, Wash | 40—Exchanges Inent star Box ¢ Free incumbr Hy property ons D-10, Star ACREAGE FOR LITTLe FARM, 26—For Rent Furnished ai PACKING | 27—For Rent Unfurnished LIGHT treat room for one man to beck | 7 39—Waterfront Property : | | Arr Err «| paved CLEARED ding AND | co. } REID & CO. x | modern aise BARRA enn nnn: _ tleofin Store Fixtures and Showcases wawy ans . at a ms itn | | eee ping “a Reriaesoe IN Reeowd, 2 sock op avant, ms varth. ave © for Aa eaat ha hat . at Kirk SALE e| een » plant Int tern M r to ferr ¢ Burk T THe BW 1901 be € Seattle, About our Lands at Lakes, Snohomish Co, ED PAVEMENTS; mi daily tral FACTR Fr. D ont at DEAL WITH HABE LAKES LUMDY he WANCH tulion east of in Kirkland-T lophe Ralph Tinker 8 D ing e; milk mile « GOOD LAND FOR SA acres; 4 miles f and, Price $4 BROW Phone Vern AGRES onned inna fruit 1 Come and # Maltby, CASH Jotinnon Fon for wheat Ia nrehard Roston Wlock POR TENT have Wastern 4, nifaita tan A. Virtu On ahare, Beatt vheap, Owner SINFO PSS NG SAT fer MEIKLIEONN, a oth ad Ande 4 in Yar ry by Mer » Hide Wash camp: amber nc ile valley Hard ein! at ino; barn © gravel Bid. | old butid per acre. Washing nd bear Co, 224 Box Dli| *| 45—Farm Land | PRORRR Meare ae oy | COMMERCIAL “© OFFIC | Meyptian Pi STAR WAN BIG DAY FOR SALMOW Most Seattle Folk Ate Him Friday T ADS GET RESULTS is "AAS REAL FTA Ls of Dear we Ntor Seattic Wa We wish to exp obtained through Star Sir multe have ne The following advertisem umne, brought ua many tnqul tracts, We have not only rece but the transfers have been aN COMMUNITY BFA TROUT VARM from city, 6 MAIN LANE few reds We have many ff AAKEN & We cons we your advertise lower and the re pressing our rates are Again obtain: Ob AA 41. Continued on « wner, TK J, Wiley Aen CLOTHING th annual Jo Laden’ gad Sows Sulte—§200 and up. Hoya’ Sulte—$1. 98, Silk Petticoats —98e 1017 Pike 1904 Ist Ave. Main 9233 Pn |43—L OT FOR “ Are You the Man? Most people wait till the last minute fix up thetr yarde and flower vane for spring. The man who solteite this work now, make date b i all spring at will find the prospects to work on Docks te eventn car $10 down. 07 American Bank Bide is for Sele tow bone with fireplace, only S878; 8409 1 4% acres, with running stream: near town; worth $4,006 Cagh price only 11.408. Write W. A Perkina, Hoches- ter, Waal Saree a this erent _Dally World. LEGAL NOTICES _ DISTRICT COURT oF o Western rn Diy MER na of Harry Nelson Dankrys * IN THE w t bean WA 1cB neton . <KRUPT OF Finer “REDITC tn the Matte? titers - Nor ktven 0 ‘ in ¢ Marth HAWKING, Hankrupt annem | Si Pubie Notices wf MAY file pert Monday ment wil ffice of § * prior Bu to BASH AND DOOR Leane, WEST & WHEELER PHRENOLOGISTS e emute MME. FONE Great Egyptian Phrenologist Foneda Will Tell You and whom ye mar friends and TROUBLE fact ASU AA- M We enemien th rivals ar view busin pat ive y Low to ey a enem: all aff t wien a 8 nur bil fr IVERSITY AY fe m 518 1 Between Fitth Sixt MADAM ABMATA rivir vies ope ta to adapted for MADAM KIRL the Wonderful EGYPTIAN PHRENOLOGIST head. just ten from for, what Reade ae it tn the crad what a adapted and a will marr and explains lo ables, when © affairs and far yt reunites the & Infact ved earnest money on th EXTON ACREAGE FOR SALE! “exTo snir MD YY C ACKHAGK rr wh., March 8, 1916 our appreciation of the re advertising in your classified col your classified cob oa eight tract t, Inserted In and resulted In the completed tirely Are Me farn co. of the paper best in Your ng one lusively in bigger fation for Youre TON COMPANY ¥ H. Sexton your the resulta we have | YEAR OF PROMISE $19.952,422 to foreign countries gton dur u valued at 4 from the ports of Wa jing February, Exports re ship according to ports to Alaska totaled Imports were valued at $1 The biggest ttem in the exports was iron nd steel G. 0. P. FIST FIGHT MACON, Ga, March 11.—Three negroes were jailed and the oth committeemen diapersed by the po. Mee when the republican state cen tral committee here yesterday end. ed in a free-for-all fight ‘WILL HOLD INQUEST Saturday afternoon an Inquest into the death of Peter Fountain killed last Saturday night by an auto alleged to b n driven by J. G. Byler, ler at, ts scheduled to take place in the as. sembly room of the police station PUGET SOUND STEAMERS ALL LOCAL ROUTES ears. LEAVE FROM COLMAN FOO OF MARION STREET Ms et ee ‘Arrive feattia Reattic Wisteria, B, C— Fort Fowneend—Port Angeire “TITS Wieser Sel Due, for) ¥ Fépm mid- |Towneend, With Mleht [Dungeners (Kequtm).| Ny [Angeles and Victoria ‘Does not call at ° Tepe A *Kalstian, for! O6tpm dally (everett. Anacortes! Gatly lan@ Melitneham! \Calle at Port Town-! leend southbound on-| hy. Does not eat at! Pearett Aaturdaye Ce | TERS Rte” Raealie, tor Port” them midnhtTowneend and Rel-\Tosed'y fundayingham. vie ef! San'Thure'y Tosed'viTuan teland pointe (Ratur’y Thurs yt ' Ban Jnen ' Pome Rte Peet tor Totoam flingham via Thore'y [Juan Inland pointe | Weanes fatur'y | | Fritey ‘Fort Townsend —Port Avacies—Neah Tay and Wi Por “TPR* Wiener Wellton midn’htthem, ter Port Town-\Teesd’y fundayleend. Port Angeles "Thurs'y Tw yiNteoh Ray and as yemad Thure'yiporte Port Townsend— Talon | cont and Way Porte | itr. Watsienle, for! aetpm midn’htiPort Townsend, Port! Runday MondayiAnaeles, Port Crea.lWedn Wetnesicent, Clallam and! Prt Fridayiway porte. 1 Port Gamble tT ndiow- Her ThiomiMieamer Kiows, for! # Poam” dally (Kingston, Gambte! datty except (Ludlow, **Relon.| except SaturyiF lag ler, Townsend \Sunday \Tanevitle Tron date! land Hadtock. | ' Seturder Only 2:00pm iMteamer Slows, for! iow anal Wel Fete fan MonAay ¥ opm 9:60am 'Mteamer [Kineston, Tid lway pointe || “Head Canet—Gamible—Tedlaw | Petinteh. for | ILndlow. Port | Pt0pm Maxwelion and Austin jam (atr, Potlateh for! @ faily Maxwelton and Aust exceptitin, Str. Rellingham| ay jor Maxwelton 12:18) m. datly except! Monday for Saatth mer will funday at 9:00 a sand direct, *Ateamer Kulehan will call at Port i| Townsend. northbound, Saturdays . leaving Seattle at 10 p.m. hints marked ** are hoat landtnes woneors for these pointe and for other boat landing potnts must make thelr own arrangements for Ianding and aesume all risk and itaniiity tm making nding. Steamers pas not Include boat land leave Beattie every m. for Port Town Habttity te Itmited tow not to exceed $160 for 150 pounds ed tree And schedules subject to nottes — Freteht re. colved Gatly for all paints (excepting Tacoma) named tn above schedule Tickets must be purchased at tloket office . Open from 30 a m. to 12:00 midnight PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION Co, Ticket Office, Colman Dock. Phone, Main 3903. guest of | the Governor Lister was honor at the banqu Transportation club and the Asso of Pacific Fishesies at the Friday night to cele Imon day, Four hundred ttended included Judge et given by elation Mayor Gill, Vv. Brown, Patten and Speakers H. Olin than Keketein, J Henry O'Malley A Salmon day at the Chamber der the direction superintendent of hibits Members ers’ league Seattle Bag w dinner was given of Commerce un of H. i. Hardt, chamber ex of the Home Consum acted a# patronessen celebrated Salmon pute day with a benquet for 250 persom Eagles’ hall Mone lodge sent ont 6,000 letter to other cities, advising friends ta ‘eat a salmon’, Three state fisheries employ worked all Thursday night to catchy live salmon used in the Norther Pacific float that went thra th streets in honor Salmon da; Friday Hazen J. Titui dining car 6 partment superintendent, sta his search for live salmon a weel ago Floods had broken practically hatehery traps, and no live @ seemed available, At the lastgy they were obtained from Nisqually hatchery of 20 ARRESTED IN | GAMBLING RAID A raid on a coffee house at 1 | Pre place, by Sergt. F. L.| Melvin and Officers F. M. Meyer and J. G. Grove brought 22 into the ne urges of gambling golas and ©. Cal accused of running a black| k gn in full blast when the police broke in, are out on $200 ball each Twenty others were taken on a jcharge of being in a place where lxambling was conducted. Ten of} | these put up $10 bail each and were re A | The alleged gambling place is juet a few hundred feet from police headquarters JIMMY CREHAN TO ‘STAY ON THE JOB Mayor Gill has reappointed as his private secretary Jimmy Crehan. Jimmy, having nothing else to worry about for the time being, ex- cept the troubles of the administra- tion, has accepted. The Seattle News, a weekly pub- Heation, had the following to say, in a recent issue, about Secretary Jimmy, under the heading, “The Mayor's Buffer.” The great thing in Mayor Gill's administration was his prescience in grabbing Jimmy Crehan for secre- tary, and thus robbing the diplomat- fe vice of a shining light. “There have been many secre taries in the executive ante-room; austere secretaries, proud and si- leut secretaries, and secretaries thet were no secretaries at all. But none of them was like the Honorable Jimmy Crehan. “He has a fine ‘monaker,’ a bub- bling and Joyous nature, a nose for politics, and a wit which fs the salt of life. “The biggest man in Seattle nev- er got a better reception from Jim- my at the portals of the office of the city’s chief executive than the haumbleat. “Every city employe who had business to transact reached the mayor if it was humanly possible for Jimmy to arrange it. “Courtesy, tact and a knowledge of haman nature have enabled this Irishman to make this administra tion a success.” fontaine olice Twe mecos, PUBLIC MARKETS SOUTH END Pot roast, st pork, pork roast veal, $c ib; veal ea of mutton, 12%e tb fresh ranch e«es, 236 doa: best Jersey butter, 2 Iba $1.06; fine creamery butter, 200 ib.; Abe coffee, 3 Ibe $1.00 Yakima boney,~ 2 bs Be; all beat brands of flour, 49-1. eack, $1.46; 15 Ibe. t ETanviated sugar, $1.00; Hille Bros. coffee (red can), BSc; taney Wine- or Roman Meauty ap nana, 190 and Ibe do SATURDAY j steak, 12 atoak MONDAY—stali fresh spinach, 2 lsc; asparagus, ec Mb, Stall 336, bananas, ite doz; Julcy lemons, 160 dow Stall 203, fresh ranch eggs, thc dom: N. sharp cheese, 30c Ib. Stall 245, fresh 100 qt; sauerkraut, 3 gta . cocoanut bars.tbe dos 100 doa. Stall 29, c pienic hama. ie Th. Bt Lima beans, 2c; 4 Ibs fine wire At Stone's, 9 Ibs. granu- lated sugar with $1.00 grocery rder; 4 10e pkes. macaron! or spaghetti, regular 60e brooms, 3 xtracts, Ihe; 4 10e pkee. star 4 Ibe, ety Iba, White orn meal, 2 choles family flour, 20¢ 1b.; KQ0d steer pot 12%e Ib. roast, 120 Ib; veal roast, #0 Ib. Stall 16, peanut butter, So Ib, 3 Ibe, 280; honey, MWe comb. Stall 27, sauerkraut, be gt SATURDAY pot roast pork SATURDAY 8 Ita fine gran- ulated r, . 79, fresh pas- teurteed milk, 6e qt, de pt Stall 1811. fresh ranch eggs, 24c doz; new comb honey, 2 for 98c; best quality, pork roast, 1, Btall 1601, Victoria chocolates Ib; asrorted hand 1b; peanut brittle, angel food cakes, 28; 200; baking soda, 6e ida grapefruit, € for Dust . Flor: Stall 1503, 4 cans of pine fresh ground peanut | 26c, Stall 43, pork ronnt, 10¢ 1b, beef, Se to 100 Ib; amburger and sausage, 10¢ Ib. Stall chicken dinner, with Stall 68, shoes reno pheels butter, 8 SANITARY SATURDAY stall 26, 2%e Ib. nm, 160 Ib, | fresh Columbia river amelt | Stale flour, $1.40 Ss tbe Ske; 8 toma’ 100 1 fancy hams, Stalin 31-33, 4 tbe 1 sack, deliver sugar 00 box, delivered. Stall per anck, delivered; S50 Ib. home-made ham | werkraut, Se qt; apple butter, diilx, 100 dow, 106 CORN SATURDAY Stal) break, 160, 3 for 2he ee Ib ‘ e loaves , 6, Se Th, 1 hams and | 10 pot roast, 19¢ and Ge Tb mn, 166 Ib; lotn pork 4 bare beat white peas, 60 can; ae 2 50 can pure 1, 450. Stall 170 cans Keliance pa, 100; 8 ate. kraut, 100; 6 1 Is toilet pap Iba. y@llow pe 5 the 250 baking p 0 extracts, Ie. PROVIDE A The finance committee recom- mended an appropriation of $23,000 for a public comfort station in the public library on Fourth ave, and Madison st. at Friday's meetin, ‘assorted A STATION | larceny. lto j of the jing, adjoining ‘SOLD TOO MANY PARTNERSHIPS Arndt Andetion, a “contractor,” who has been operating an office in the Green building, where he is said to have sold many partner. ships at $1,000 each, is under ar rest Saturday, charged with grand Constable Jim Shannen placed Anderson in custody on @ warrant from Judge rdon's court, sworm by Bert A. Sumner, of Sw quarmish MUTILATED HEROES MAKERS OF TOYS MRS Wa A CHANLER Society buds do not knit the socks or carve the toys or mold the brass ornaments Mrs. William Astor Chanler, of New York, is sell- ing this week for the benefit of French soldiers. Every article was made by the mutilated soldiers con- valescing in French hospitals. The funds will be returned to th soldiers. BOMB INJURES TWO BISBEE, Ariz, March 11,—An- tonio Velasquez of Lowell and Juan Seco of Cananea were injured when a small bomb exploded under the tent of a carnival company at Lowell, Ariz, yesterday. TACOMA, March 11.—Distracted by the pain of an aching tooth, Mrs. Eugenia Graham, 40, drank poison at her home here. She died short- ly after at the hospital WOODY’LL KEEP TAB WASHINGTON, March N.—Tho leaving here late last night for a week-end trip down the Potomac river with his wife, President Wil- son will keep in touch with con- gress and Mexican developments by wireless. CHILDREN SUE R. R. John Robert Hines, Walter EF. Hines and Nora Hines McCoy, chil- dren of Mrs, Bridget Hines, who was killed when her automobile was hit by a Milwaukee engine on Jannary 10, started suit for $25,000 damages for the loss of their moth- er, in superior court Saturday. ASTORIA, March 11.— The British steamer St. Veronica is an- chored in the upper harbor today, with several plates dented and the port railon her starboard head torn off, Yesterday she crashed into the dock here. it was damaged about $7,000. MAKES VILLA A HERO? COLUMBUS, N, M., March 11.— “An American invasion of Mexico will make Villa a national hero.” Capt. Isador Farias, wounded Vil- |Msta, captured during Thursday's raid, made this declaration today, NEW YORK, March 11.—Cable companies announced today that all messages to Mexico will be cen- sored hereafter, They must be written in plain English or Spanish and must be sent subject to cen- sorship, No code will be @ allowed EXHIBIT TO CLOSE Saturday night is the last night art exhibition being held in he second floor of the White builds, the Manufacturer hibit and Exchange, if This exhibition comprises 145 of the finest paintings in Seattle, ASKS FOR .DIVORCE Alleging she deserted him im February, 1915, Fred Crooker start ed a divorce from Dora Ci Saturday, §