The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 16, 1916, Page 8

SAY ,TOM, | HAVE SOMETHING CONF DENTIAL. | WANT TO ASK You- THIS IS LEAP Year. You KNow, AND A CERTAIN Youn@ LADY PROPOSED To_ "dimes Sta sae | HER FATHER SEEMS To APPROVE — WE SAID HE WOULD Give Us A House OP OUR OWN AND AN INCOME BIG) F— ENOUGH FoR US To LIVE IN Said ¥! : & Her FATHER EVER SEEN You 2 —_— prone | Main | 6—Autos for Sale 20—Male Situation OIL BURNERS . Tee am . ; rrr WAN w " 4 iso cent a word per Insertion Bix times for the * - SOLE TO. 21—Female Help Wanted PARK ¥ iA F within 10 days ton, | ot beat mood i ‘ ker pa Want ads received 1 m. | ap . els, aquare f ' at Bie = for insertion same day < oom on : ; be 22—Female | Situation as ¥ Won = 7 tondition by a mee - Sse DY Advertisers rove pn i fash receipt when calling for let ters addressed to box numbers care A ; : The Star. When Want Ada con- “Feline ed wana taining box numbers are taken by eaning or any k . phone The Star will give rep ee to 5 rs ‘ tins calling same, and as Gomes no responsibility by such —Personals fon. i DANCED taught at t Ad. Agent, Untrersity D urea: Plta Wen Pea LINCOLN” PHARMACY anywhere Onty ° Veattatt o-Biep cae 946. 45th and Wallingto WILLIAM . wa p> Walk Te it Ad. Agent, Ballard Dist AND DOORS Sten araniee given PH. MULLEN aotitie. Wash we : de $409 Bal A : ox Ate oak? Lt FARRELL Genera) praction, em and wife conveltation ‘Tree BEHOPY. 18 Downe Hide ave CONSULTATION FREE we husband and wife \TENT | " eorsity. AT WHOLESALE PRICES Ton ® LLOYD ~RETAILED ADALINE ATTORNEYS—PA on & MATHENY—Paient « AP HR and = de OTR : > trede 1814 Weetlake. Billett rete CARPENTERS Musical Record Ruchenge [LMAN—Joboing and repairs Ware | REMEN ee eee ena os Tas | CHATTEL LOANS __ RGA - x F COMPANY hee ar EMETHODS—Loane from $19.09 to 115.9 “ ¥ Ma made quickly and confitentiatly o +), extending back Sitare. pianos. itvestock. ; cre. . TAR WALK << ; 1006 LC Smith Rite Ft WESTLAKE —Secood hand Faneos | RENT. RENT AP BANKS ; d ADIAN HANK OF COMMERCE | office Toronto, Canada (389 fm Canada, ete.) General Dusiness. Interest allowed on and time Aepoatt: Peanch Mr FOR COMPETITION NOT MET 0 one meete Wa - fret nd sacond-hand Garom TLHALL presse Mote Mt LILLIAN = cheap. on Walla Walla st Gne-chair od Iie. Ate you o Reliable Friend a Main 288 2 t shalt price, 308 Haight tide | MISS GRAY Mareaes. Art 3 13—For Sale Poultry _ GARAGES nt fF Main 25% ar and Lenora. FOR RALE—Ancona ef per setting North 19) TT ee PAY cash for furniture Phone Main 1900 i ha Fe JENUSEN—Norwenian midwite and S ecwcus ietaet and Found _ purse. Call Flint ers MAY Rie practice | ny kind ot Dts, Mer Tar Foapie's Wonk i rr 16—Agents Wanted Oe MOVING AND STORAGE eter vel paed Uae te cach te Oat 1] MAS LONG” sone ane make n, 7016 18th N, W. Phone Ballar }_1987 a Pose FoR rhe Motorcycles for Sale Manager The Star, A Phone Main — | SS am if BT AG wrsves, sxe of 19—Male Help Wanted NIE gg: amg ppl ye Mi pec er ot. near Br BOYS WANTED Pet any, perenne. id CALL MAIN 9400 | i 1. Ww. Bammer ee hentai a 7 RL 7 Becond and ft $100 anne OSTEOPATHIC PHYS i CIANS AND hte aged PR KATHRYN HaAnnis 5 x Witiots 6760.1 PATENT ATTORNEYS FRED P. GORIN secured or fee AeA Bide Matin 190 PLUMBING Free WAVANAT? =| sxwrrat — ; a PHYSICIANS AND |ORIGINAT, woren aaR S 4 F “Take SURGEONS " ' Casslay, i ; _ STORAGE ig Te gine FIRE inte LT LN TOES WELL DRILLING AND | Halls for Rent Nyome: avecem wuarnnteed, 604-606 Pan 4—Furniture Wanted Nain $500 r 'eeiagese ere MIR AGE : ‘7 lake Pure fo ais weit Moving? at , ; : 9—Wanted Bepeeiianeotes | Don't move “most snywhere ge ore , r Mast SNTEDo Tsay quick, ea way to find it is to ears of jumber, ¥ 'e «, Granite |Teed Star For Rent” ads, on the| @isa PHAR “i Room 6, ff 1 Fails, Minn |w ant Ad page, | Hotel, 316 pring at WALT) Ew ae STAR—THURSDAY, MARCI 16, OWES, HER FATHER TOLD ME THS HIMSELF - HE PROMISED Me A CAR. SAID HB WouLD TAKE ME INTO THE FIRM AND LET Me RUN THE BUSINESS ‘TO PLEASE MYSELF — ica 1916. PAG WHAT Do You Tink OF iT 2 Paying Rent Is Tax on Your Family a few year nothing t $ cash ov um it ber ou ow onthly ye pa f time y r ur for ' starts a rent B the other fellow’s house home that will money uild a “EMPIRE WAY ADDITION David P. Eastman THIRD Ground routes: stand. « Wa PHO) | 24 —Business Personal more than y time ert ) BRUSH! AVI NEXT Par MAI Divine ® vin Monday, Wednesday | . Pride ween 7 & fe eed | PTE Kuropean pa i eee likes. 3088 eodaya, ‘ WabaM TER airvoye = ue While ara reading 626 | NIC 26—For Rent Furnished | j Fa SHEPARD VAN AND STORAGE CO. ve the worry to us Firepr rare ‘ 27—For Rent Unfurnished * i it TRARE— Moder en eee ae * urnished Apt *. “HOTELS Third i tiny Ke 3usiness Chances NDUSTRIAL PART WANTED 1 ha n pA h tm needed . -xchanges 640 ACRE! WHE “TIMBER Tummy mse AT FOR SALE 3— LOT ro Pp.o Bldg 2661 ages ACREAGE FOR SALE a AT KIRKLAND ) INTEREST TO PAY 10 ACRE S, $10.00 7 ‘ BUY Now HERMAN A. BCHRORDER KADAT f. VAN ‘ IMPROVED RAN ag | tate ot der the F CLIFFORD & ¥ | 4 “oer x WES: wome nome clearing; 4 : Roth of th r allroad ata . 4 fie o Wide to ACRES, WITH Cree =| 3 ‘ Price 8 ' CLIFFORD & VAN ARSDALE, Ine Witt he minal, ed Franch tn, af Aman. Ph FOR SALE Houses tor Sale DAM fratie te rene | not Tacoma tourists to Nor MUCH ~ KER. FATHER SEEMS Too ANKIOVS To GET RID OF HER AND DOESN'T CARE HOW HE Doesit WESTLAKE «ib rm men Bta riKr sovTH pay for electric “ a sign on Pacific ave., directing “Boats to Seattle.” R, D, McDonald, a shoe mer. chant, complained that the sign told people “the quickest way to get out of town.” The sign co month for “Juice | 46. —Homesteads PHRENOLOGISTS MARA ertiake Market MADAM KIRL the Wonderf 4 EGYPTIAN a PHRENOLOGIST i + pkes SANITARY ’ PLACE END : |BEST FEATURE IN "| TACOMA IN DANGER TACOMA, March 16.—Mayor Faweett will call a meeting of the city commissioners few days to decide whether or ina will continue to juice” to light the city $3 a SAYS SON-IN-LAW GAVE HER LICKING Mrs | eensational Thornton time he eral to be f marre the steps when uttered 1 and of his Charges that fices are in other Wa | tained in jam H, Murray, char of North i] years ago, sued for alleges he struck home she visited the residence, a threat t hington a recent issue of the German Press nied and branded ellian, who made against J. M Park, about the er daughter, caused a warrant his arrest Thurs her over her off the Wednesday, and threw to kill her, iritish recruiting of mnducted here and cities, oc Se been de as false by Will British vice consul. By Allman KITCHEN SCIENC ‘Speaker at the “U” Tells About It r t to how a family of four are and te t ‘ ) ¢ meals. from Ne fe tif or Investment made between Rausch, head of the home Turn then t Jepartment of the utile 1 Minn ¥ le ‘ Nannie He ng at t i eper mnifer Design Dresne nee in Meany hall Wednesday aft The program for Friday fe at f the kitcher 1 whe | inted that this “gush ded | 1100" mostly by men who wis uke “se “ n contented lot use is made no more fa Coldy werted, by | 11:20am the fact that the housewife do oo a atte of Dal te her own work, In the next ha a science will do awa a The drudgery condemned, monotony of the & Clarke, Augu DISAGREE AS TO PLAN NEW RAIDS BOYS’ TRAINING ON SMUGGLERS stine School Supt. Cooper and Dr. Ira| Immigration Commissioner White Og eee eer atic [and customs officials engaged im come to @ show-down this week ¢ » the extensive Yellow 6 Issue of compulsory physic Ow gang of 8 ed Chinese and training for all high school stu-|opium smugglers here, are expect- | dente. ing hourly the arrest of several The school board, at its regular! ore men and the selzure of at meeting Wednesday night, voted to J st two more launches provide a course of physical tratr & to extend to junior and senior | bys, as well as to freshmen and homore classes, Dr. Brown and ot. Cooper, whose ideas are wide lifferent, were appointed a com Twenty-five arrests have alread }been made, and operatives statiol ed along the Coast between here and Vancouver, B. C., are in hopes lof picking up the remainder of the |b4 iggest alleged ring of smugglers tea to work out the plan tion |that. ever worked in the United y ideas are now in opera on | States within a day or two. at the Ballard high school,” sald)” Confessions are said to have Dr. Brown, Thursday, “I am strong | been wrung from the alleged ring ly In favor of compulsory training leaders. military physical culture as it has) Frank Mitchell, William (Big been adopted from army regula-| p11) Kirkland, Fred Bayne, Mel- ns at the Ballard school.” vin B. Miller, Louis B. Lort!, James tallard high school boys, as well) |F. Worthington, Louis Lung Gin, and | 1. Ito are belng held as the heads This #¥8-| of the syndicate. as thelr parents, are enthustastic over the results, he said tem does not depend upon me-| Two Orientals were taken in anical apparatus used at other! Portland, and the remainder of Kh schools. those held are Celestials now ia Supt. Cooper said nothing would the immigration station. one with regard to extending| Ali told, in four years of operat- the military plan of physical cul-|ing, the alleged gang is said to ture until it had been thoroly work-|have cleaned up more than $200- ed out 00 handling opium and over $306,- 000 in transporting Chinese across FIND PROCESS FOR” TEMPERING COPPER FEAR SEATTLE MAN = MAY BE SHOT AS SPY Did you ever see a plece of cop per or brass sharp enough to cut | wood? No? | Well, strange as {t may seem, a jeutting edge can be put on these metals. Asa T. Sanderman, R. F. D. No. 6, Seattle, and Charles Shep. prison camp in Scotland, are pri paring Thursday to take up wit the state department a report that ard, a local blacksmith, are discov-|he has been shot for a German erers of the process spy They have been unable as yet to Dr. G. F, Warmburg, who has re finance a patent for the process ceived letters regularly from Dr, — Gellhorn since his capture, has heard nothing from him for four weeks. The last letter was from | the prison camp. Dr. Gellhorn is said to have been “Because | suspected of having English plans TEACHER INCENSED PORTLAND. "March 16. three fellow teachers formally ac-|o¢ military character in his posses cused him of being a “socialist. | ston as he was leaving England for believer in free love.” and of main duty in the German Red Cross. Dr. Warmburg declined to discuss the matter Thursday. ALL KINDS OF BILLS All the “Bills” of the Rotary club entertained the other members with a mock legislative session Wednes- day at the Washington Annex. They ntroduced freak bills taining that ¢ stianity is a super. J. L, Kerehen, manual train ing supervisor, today threatened them with a libel DIDN’T TAKE BOWN Thieves who broke tnto the Pio at neer n 8. market at 4123 Eighth day night went away 85 cents In loot ave with only em Bank of California National Association of San Francisco UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY STATEMENT OF CONDITION Its Branches in Portland, Seattle, Tacoma ginia City at the Close of Business March Including and Virg 7, 1996; 4, ASSETS Loans and Discounts 5,049,187.11 | Bank Premises (San | Branches) 1,181,153.41 Other Real Estate i * 483,930.00 | Customers’ Liability Under Letters of j | Credit eves writtigg 0s, M00 yt ieuae Sundry Bonds and ‘Stocks eine 5,071,343.92 if] United States Bonds to Secure Circulation 3,000,000,00 |f| Other United States Bonds . 285,000.00 | Redemption Fund With United States abe s Seana 150,000.00 eee ceeves 20,033,631.41 963.97 | Treasurer Cash t Exchange and Sig $69.8. LIABILITIES old Coin, .. Pr. and Capital Paid in ¢ f} Surplus Undivided Profits L688, 199.68 821,682.22 $69,825,963.97 Agents for First National Bank of Fairbanks, Alaska. | NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. | SEATTLE. BRANCH—801 SECOND AVENUE. Bec o Warnes, Manager. Geo. T. S. White, Asst. Mgr.