The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 13, 1916, Page 6

ALONE =ALONE IN A GReaT ciTY? [> WART AD RATES | s clot a B Gne, Dne cont a word per Insertion Bix times for t Bo, Seupen books nday to be used as « and Situation ads o: eral notices at—Charge Ad i line per insertion je Wan Bix insertions for the pri . Ring Oe ant if bil ly tor Dept free 141M. ED. idental ave 22—Female Situa mise ViOr ) i w HOSKIN WS after the firs ae pincing of an ad be oh HF ood ar Maliard 1404 eptance of t sok eendition by rtiser Advertisers ortaty al t ‘ing ¢ ~~ | *3-——Personals ivnw meet lady companton, Address F tye Warn When Want Ads 3 : box numbers are taken by | g— Dhow" rhe Kiar will kive replics to | S-For Sale Miscellaneous _ parties calling for and sumes no responsib! by affect ready University District ok; bes attle low | [Fate Sarita” | ADALINE Others « Ada’ * and eo, 4 has boon thee: fees moderate ‘ATTORNEYS—PATENT_ WENY—Patent stiorneya CARPENTERS jobeing and repaire Main CHATTEL LOANS . TS. ay Rates SEW) 0.08 to $78.60 | have our own mill; anywhere Only one prt O. BR. WILLIAMS CO. BASIE AND DOORS Ave & Ty mall, #9 1942 Pree 2 a PCAN PEACH > tifte prin TENTS AWNINGS Rverrthing tm Canvas J. Webb Kitehen & © = i University, $2 2.60 @ 02 60 EYEGLASSES, SPRCTACLER FITTED with spherical lenses, com: Re Kiven free doubie-dine the 5 changed and repaired ne indy os CIALTY. We buy, sell, rent. trade 1814 Westiake _Musical Record Exchang sepaie or Biltert 2e7s | Pounds, and not over tall, for company eolted Please ates Address B12, Star First ave. 8, Seattle pairs and nd Supplies | ~ work GW fartwig, 133i | om purchase, Meyer nanteartnd CHEAPEST PLACE to bor or ing machines T17 Pine Main ? fi18 « square Matn 258 pase moving and re __paifing. Phone Beacon 1166 | _ COLLATERAL LOANS TABLE place to borrow money Victor records bait price 200 Valent Wide 13—For Sale Poultry WE DO custom batching cage in settings and ineabator thee Neds and Leghorn chicks peices. $12 F FLUPP RUGS made trom O14 carpets and rugs Northwest | [Piatt Rog Co. Flitott 27407. 196% | _Westinke sell hatching | MISS HARDING al nod age ae 2 sia hs es 2 Tek 17 in & ALE —One pate Golden Baabright . Price $5.00 Fy $1.50 per 15. J Tew Thitd. offies 10. ite My McCLUNG, ivs Marion erent” MAY BLINN-—Wom 19 troubles; general gonsultation free: confidential #15 Bide Main 278i. | MOVING AND STORAGE SAN LOAN you G ome gee goods providing they with os Fireproof storage AUTO ee co. MARRIND— Rew wm Inhed matied free sled, Ohte per patting 16—Agents Wanted LOCAL REPRESENTATIVES Haw ~ Fi and Src aietd pons mores that yor If you 4, MUSIC a mighty Becho Mute Pub Co. 268 Pine st. Motorcycles for Sale ROTORCTCH ‘CLES —New and Foon hand, makes, some af theme taken on new Suotase MOTORC ties Ballon & Seremt £1! &. Pike st, wear Broadway Phone Waat 471. OPTICIANS “PATERSON OPTI FARIUM for @ ave ephome East Madinon enra y Te! fter you ton. We lve in every town and village in the state to Joo after our subseriptto: new business for us Write Cirewiation Manager The Star, Se- attle, Wasi | LADIES — Wanders fine v0 tov NELLIE 25, Hote’ BOY( Room Feder i9—-Male Help Wanted — mane: aces BOYS WANTED cias ; ~ Ive hustting boys to MASSAGE 7" fice 32, Rork good corners Senin 2174 CALL MAIN 9400 OSTEOPATHIC PIYSL CIRCULATION D CIANS AND SURGEONS [#7 70) + ATURYN HARE B6i oRNTi Fitiott 67623 PATENT ATTORNEYS Popular prices imme MAT fine b CEMA Sixth Addrens one RARnnER COL he we et YoU in trout lawyer, 416 0 PAY cash tor tur 0 refunded Free book on pate é secured or fo > Bide Main 290 PLUMBING | MAN CO—Piumbing, steam | Phone Main 1962 PLUMBING & WHATIN Jis-170 King. Seattle PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS [wen and women | trade thorough ing; annint in HATSING SALE NOW GOING ON at the Barenin Stor 222 008 TN — Skin diseases only 7 iayoe, Bide ‘oat STORAGE 4 |" eve ‘ MARIE LONG Apt. 6 FeneD MIDWiP ith NW. DN NR SOE, WELL DRILLING AND TESTING Miebonrd. # py Murniture dirt cheap, if taken at once 4 41 Findlay st, Georgetow pruniny rubbe c he EL order; experienced in greene frett Save and allo 4—Furniture _Wanted Co Addrens (1-58, Star Pike urn Main aie | | Halls for Rent WALL, Autos for Sale Eighth and Madina sian RnY Pike WE |” Main be00 preferted. 1 t & dotiar to her and expect | Phonograph sold, trtmony years, trom “LILLIAN MU 4 to || . 1 Antiors. WAN tion LLOYD hot years attairs Kiitoet STAR—MONDAY, MARCI 13, | 23—Personais Continued Nox 4 Clear Lake Weer AUPPERERA from any 1 take bh Fridays. f on by The D Apt D. Wear to . 1 ith ave “ Are ‘You the Man? Even in Seattle there are many gardens and lawns which might be plowed instend of spaded up thin spring If you have a team and plow, STAR WANT ADS will belp you Hat th lawns and gardens and provide for you some hours and days of plowing at top noteb figures. etaye w 24—Business Personal ' ix NET WAS “’ | 25—Spiritual Mediums Imperta per bow. Dy Address Crown Near Pine ? Wisincee” ability idow under 86 wher, Protestant do AAAreas employed. wishes 1 widow between to 180 { VENA MME. FONEDA Great Egyptian Phrenologist Foneda Will Tell You patente give you lock t Low fee How to op 518 UNIVERSITY OFFICE, }___Between Pitth Hinth Aves. a ¥ant Jefferson. Mad ally from and f teat @ Inehee| phone LHALL Empress Morel number aaaiviants— All 5 Mant ple. nsee 1th 4381 Take B BH Casstay. ayed per and po Me Take shire Hote midwite 1a Wy. * and money Withard Cate. oe Wank G Mire Witter and matrimony If} what» reading aoa are free 4 WME CVPR aUNRHING T% Pine, over WhiGhT 26—For Rent ts caanad uOvING— SHEPARD V AN. STORAGE CO “Lanve the worry to os Fireproot # ® AND 27—For Rent Unfurnished 28—Furnished Apts. es HLUPF APAR 2 and 3-room, 910 K. Pike wODRRN TIT Marton apartments, 6008 Store Fixtures and Showcases HOTELS VER —Sicam hea 37—Business Chances FOR” WATE per TOWER, with ke & partner » Write 1 iG-<ktechanghe LAND CO Hide exchanges for stock o MULLIN BROS. 463 North Flank ineumbrar ACREAGE FOR SALE int THF Feild: wo oME FACT IKLEJOUN, Mer th Bide Waah 50 ACRES 41 NORTH Wet 43—LOT FOR SALE Are You the Mam? minute flower beds fo: who solleits thi definite bu WANT to work on 1916, PAGE 6. By Allman|MAKING A MILLIO ‘How Uncle Sam Aids Farmer Brow A LOAN ~A Loan IN A GREAT CITY STAR WANT ADS GET RESULTS TOW "COMPANY ACKHAC rae PHONY LW SEXT AGE M u VELA r ©, WARSahy WIGW “ REAL PATATE Husiness Chancer 1310 Virwt Avenue Seattle, Wash., March §, 1916 Editor of Star, Seattle Wash Dear Sir: We wish to express our appreciation of the re sulta we have obtained through advertising in your classified col: umne The following advertisement, {nserted in your sified col umne, brought us many inquiries and resulted in the sale of eight tracts. We have not only received earnest money on these tracts, but the transfers have been entirely completed. aNAPS COMMUNITY BEACH der land, tn $8 per m ON MAIN aly few red We leave offi We consider your medium of advertising one of the bem In the city—we advertise almost diusively in your paper, Your rates are lower and the results bigger Again expressing our apprectition for obtained, we are Oblieingly Yours, AASEN & SEXTON COMPANY, Per ©. H. Sexton the results we have ACREAGE FOR SALE! END ACREAGE BARGAINS FINE VIEW TRACT A fine view CLOTHING Tenth annual wale Ladies’ and Men's Sulte—$2.00 and up. Boys’ Sulte—$1.98, Sik Petticoats —98e. 1017 Pike 1904 Ist Ave. Main 5333 © price te $486, on easy te FINE CAMPING SITE MIKE CONFN 46—Homesteads TON TO OF for settiement HOME SITE NICE a wine i TF WAY CONCERN oa has made appit & woodworking shop at fote & and &, block 1 ny desiting to protest abliehmment will fle the office of Supe: atid 196 TAL BASH AND DOOR CO Lewneon WEST 4&4 WHEELER wn PHRENOLOGISTS _ MADAM s RANCH ON THR | COMI eRe KIRKLAND ASMARA | Reyptian Phreno’ ur entire wit fe MADAM KIRL the ndert EGYPTIAN PHRENOLOGIST snd trip ACRE HOLD FIREMAN ON MODERN Main 4 RY TATER and University 5501 under arrest accused of arson. to have applied dwelling at 6338 Oscar Wold, a city fireman, is uwamish Ror D Du Monday He torch ave., im? the Mth rehard to a ave. &,, on September was occupied by Pete the {nsured furniture Wold Fire Marshal Bringhurst reported the fire of incendiary origin at the time. A complaint accusing Wold was sworn to in Justice Gordon's court turday, and Constable Boyle ar- rested the fireman early Monday According te Royle, Wold denies his guilt and attributes the whole affair to members of his wife's fam. ily Wold is suit’ with after he walls of | SAY ITIS GARBLED WASHINGTON, March 138. Mexican embassy stated today that Carranza’s manifesto, as published today, was grossly misquoted 5. The place Reigiona and belonged to Most people tix wait up un their spring. work dates to per aprine ADS the last yards and The man now, makes form it, will be at Kood pay, STAR will find the prospe AI NGAT OW HOME loared AN ACRE acre ccused of Soaking a union varnish and igniting it stuffed it between the the attic woupy REAL ¥ rhird MODERN aTATER and University ITY WATER paid; two $10 down, Hast 2180 207 American Rank Bidg Farmer Brown on an Outing By JACK JUNGMEYER (Staff Correspondent) NISQUALLY, Wash., March 11. | —A certain writer gained fame by sdeolering that “pigs is pigs.” L. Brown, master farm: soles runs a big “parcel post’ ranch here, says that may go as good humor, but would be a mighty poor business conclusion. “There are pigs AND pig says Brown, meaning there are pigs that pay and pigs that don’t. Farmer Brown has been keeping books on hogs for years, and he ought to know. It is part of th stem by which he has created a $500,000 ranch from a salt marsh in 12 years. My pig department records show,” he explained, “the amount of food consumed per month in any pen; the strain of the hog, and if {t is prolific; the live ight before killing and the amount of waste after it reaches the packing house. thue determine what the meat building qualities of food PUGET SOUND STEAMERS ALL LOCAL ROUTES STRAMERA LEAVE FROM COLMAN POCK, FOOT OF MARION STREET) Arrive Beattie Leave Reattie. Angrire Ti 6) Wieamer Rol Due, for # opm ‘Townsend, Williams) dally t [Dungeness (Requtm).| 11:6¢amlcoma direct Lttpmlevery twe Roure, 2 20Opmisingle trip, #80 round! 4tepm Etopmitrip. Connections at! € 20pm 1.00pm Tacoma with steam-! * P:1Epmiers for Olympia and'ie36 pr Aatle Shelton. | daty erett Anacortes! dally Belling 1 iCale at Port Town-! leend santhbound on-f lly, Does not eatt at! Mtr, Rosalie, tar Part! © midn’ht'Towneend and Rel raced’ via San'Thurey nd pointe |Ratur'y J “Rellinaham Puget for Rell S:Atnm am via Ban! Monday Island pointe | Weanes | Pritey “Port Towneend—Port Anerles—Nesh_ Ray and Way Porte latenmer Welling! Ooinm mifn’httham, fer Port Town-! Tent Rundervieend. Port Angeles 'Thure'y Toeed’yiNeeh Ray and wayifatury Thore'ylporte ! Wabienle, for! Oeipm na, Portt ph a Wed Cratiam y port Port Gamble—Tadiow—Pineler Pi hopmidteamer Riows, for! 8:9 dally [Kingston Gam hla! aatty mt ita diow on! exeent Ratur'yiF | Townsend \Run [Bane Tron dale! land Madtnok ! rday Only | 2:00pmiMteamer Slow, — for! [Kineston, Ludlow and! Iway points ! welton and Avetin Pottateh for! Oiipm axwelton and Aus! datty exceptitin, Str. Bellingham! — excent fundaylor Walntente leaves! Monday ta © Beattie every Sunday at 9:00 8 m. for Por Town send direct ‘Steamer Kulshan wilt call at Port Townsend. northbound, Saturdays only, leaving: at 10 p.m. Points marked ** are boat tandings, Passengers for these points and. tor other boat landing points must. make thelr own arrangements for landing 4 neniy a Rageage linbility te Hmtted to wear ing Apparel, not to exceed $100 tar 180 pouns lowed free. na mudinct to without Fretent re ed Aatly for all points (excepting Tacoma) named in above ach Tickets must be purch office Open from @:20 a m midni«ht PUGET soUND NAVIGATION Ticket Office, Colman, Dock Phone, Matn seas, to 12:0 | at the least cost, and many other factors which the average far mer leaves to guess work, HERE'S ONE IDEA “I have by careful checking and experimenting found out that in my pens it is most profitable to kill hogs at six months of age. At that time they have cost me in food, care, interest. on the ground and buildings they use, just about $6. They weigh be tween 175 and 200, average, and at prevailing market prices net me a profit of over 100 per cent. “I could keep them longer and their weight would Increase, but not proportionately to the amount and cost of feeding necessary. “T have learned just when to dispose of my bogs. And it is one of the secrets of successful farming, which can be applied to other stock well “Agriculture, horticulture and stock ranching are full of such profitable secrets, many of them still to be discovered, for the thoughtful man who applies sound business principles to bis management Brown has developed a genius for diversification. HE LEARNS MUCH He found that carrots, gave him three times the yield per acre over surface green silage crops, beside conserving his soll better. It is more profitable in the long run, he has found, to bur certain crops than to give up valuable acreage to raising them. He erected his packing house because he could pay himself better prices and use his own products more advantageously than by disposing of his cattle and hogs and poultry to the big packing plants. The skim milk from the dairy goes to the pig department at so much per gallon. The skim milk thus becomes a source of profit to the cattle department. And the hogs are charged up with ft in figuring their cost of produc. tion. The bones and offal and vege- table waste from the packing Plant is charged up as food to the chicken department at 3 cents per pound—stuff which Brown would have to buy at $40 a ton for his poultry Accurate tab is kept on all these transactions by the man- agers, the items being figured: into cost just as they are in big industrial establishments ALWAYS THINKING And yet, so simply ts this done, that there is scarcely a record in evidence at the farm office. The farm isn't “book heavy Farmer Brown never quits thinking. He doesn’t know when he’s had enough. Next thing he's going to try is to run all the machinery on his place by arte- sian well power He's even got time to feed and protect the wild song and game birds on his place because ther are valuable pest destroyers and & decided asset to his scheme of success (te me Continued) TO MAKE BABY CHECK Washington club « women hope to make every county seat In the state & center for “better baby” advice, | Mrs, N. S. McCready of Snohomish, |chairman of the baby week commtt- jtee oft State Federation of Wom- jen's Clubs, has announced that a jcheck will be made to see just how |mMany communities are taking steps jin that direction, ‘HOLD A BABY PARADE Motion picture operators filmed a cavalcade of youngsters when the kiddies of the University district paraded in honor of Baby week urday afternoon, ‘A DRIVER’S A DRIVER | Light department auto drivers will not receive any special consid- erations from traffic perintendent J. D. Ross, of the light department, addressed a letter to Chief Lang Monday, stating tha they had all been given a course of instruction on traffic ordinances, and requested that they be made to obey the laws “the same as private citizens,” Luna Park Bathhouse opens Mar, 18th,