The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 25, 1916, Page 6

IHAVE A LITTLE SURPRISE FoR “THE MAWSTER - A HUMIDOR FoR WIS CIGARS, A LIGHTER AND AN ASHSTAND ~ | HoPe THEY WILL PLEASE Him PHON air J WANT AD RATES |: Due cont a word per Insertion Bix times for the price of five books—One hundred Lines to be uned as desired—$5.00. and Situation ads, one-half rate! Boe eral notices . 4 Advertising oan Our Now ¢ reaay for AND HOOKS o for 9 ware foot re foot quality re Une per insertion Se for the price of ftv DE is pald | Insertion 11:30 a.m. rtton same day. Star wil! not he reaponstble for | In Want Ad BR WILLIAMS CO. SASH AND DOORS | | 1943 Piret Ay Beattie, box numbers are taken by he Btar wilt give replies to 7. Wao nitene Ad, Agent. University District og gg} PHARMACY 45th and Wallingford it xa Aes, Ralierd District ULLEN Vaetiand Ave . ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW FARRELL—ite NY. ii “LARGE FURNITURE ROOM mee weed by tear of Henry 4 pfen Wald a CONSULTATION FREE {laws husband and wit ‘practice; fees motera! IRNEYS—PATENT MAIN | 8—For Sale Miscellaneous _ 1 10.08% on 160 280 Wash. TENTS, AWNINGS Rverything tn Canvas ne WARE CARPENTERS 14 3S eon tran i CIALTY. We bay, set, trade, 1818 Weert Mosteal Record Rvehanee, Whitt Alt rent repels, CHATTEL L- LOANS” ~ piled on purchase Union. HAPHS and records OR APE. repatr or Etitort ar Meyer-Toner, 714 ~WMARSHALL FIELDS RUGS Beattie at Chicago prices ottics, x te Ine machines TIT Pine Main 1906 PAINTING Main 9282. paperhangini pairing. Phone Reacon 1106 . Biitiard Tedies and bowling — accessories; easy payments catalogue, THE BRUNS- RALKE COLLENDER co. First ave. &. Seattio upplie wig. 1aat SS 7 Write Rox 210-R RF 10—For Sale Livestock funsen, 2229 26th ave & 13-—-For Sale Poultry SACRIFICED Drooder, $8.00; oats sprouter. feed box. $1.00; all toeether, LLATERA! LOANED on oil art Fhe Relisdie, $67 Third sve UG with chicks, $4.00. Selling i. rugs Northwest Eitott 31605, 106% NE home for emall Df Reatele decorating 9—Wanted Miscellaneous > Adress Daa. ane FOR TALE—Freeh tealion cow, fte?- Queen tmeubator, 110 2. aettion, o baby fank Co., 1130 First ave 8 Elliott 1749 ist Sill. LAWYERS G, 308 Marion Biock” Hea- a¥e3, Filiott 15—Lost and Found seit LOST — Month LINN— Woman lawyer, troubles; general practice free; confidential $15 yon Bide. Main 2781 MOVING A’ P. D. inet 3 F SAGO | Finder phone Ballard 1296. D STORAGE | PARD Packin AND STORAGE CO. wetter bitch, @ Sultt- Reward Teave the worry to us | Proof lott 284. WADWAY TRANSFER CO Piano household goods moved East 902 MUSIC PUBLISHED AND POPULAR Eche Music Pub. Co., 205 Pine st Motorcycles for Sale Have you a Tittle spare tim: REPRESENTATIVES WHAT A CUTE LITTLE STAND THs ls - JUST The Thing FOR MY FERN - aie Vaeor e Pur ME WATER INIT fe SOME WIT 20—Male Situation Amateurs, Occidental ave Lyric Theatre, Soe Friday | E LLOYD ~ but | ADAL [Others come and ¢o ‘Adaline Lloyd h eaist and busin, ‘ of life fii Union Apt Boscia! this week. Bi | } 1523 Fourth Ave « meet Intelligent lady with with a view to matrimony. All general delivery addressees ignored! Karen Dist SPANGENBERG 1409 4th, bet. Pike an@ Untow SHARPENS SAFETY VERS LRCTURE--Whelie of Ove pe i FRONT WK oe | Tp Bey a leasona: no difference if you! WAVE YoU THOUNLE OF ANY KIND? | | nd tate faded Datore: Brval®| See this gifted Rurope fhe at office on K ik Wiiti?-—ar r neem 26—For Rent Furnished BLADES | FROOM modern, Turaished cotiaga wim | schovies | pRene: dally trains; Grinds Everrthing lerge garden, 2% minutes from ety | Makes Keys hall, half Block from car line $18 per) Aorine business hours £67? Orchard at AAA RR AAA STAR—SATURDAY, MARCH 25, 1916. PAGE LAN’ SAKE, WHAT A NICE LITTLE THI BOX, JUST WHAT I'SE Bern WANTING FOH TO Keep DE SIWER. SPOONS in! A 23—Personals poultry or of whole paym to exchange? What he Auro: of lifetime Address Prof. W Valley, Neb XRE YOU in trouble? all, lawyer, 416 Orten RENE A PRETTY NOME riack LAIRVOYANT and patmt Jefferson. T pres ing business and CVPRTR her of Norrie Hotel, 1422% 1 you wish & ite of Ife. chicken ow bar and ted one t-yea “GET THE Facts Write or see Bt Land Dept 1781 LC. Smith Bide, Beattie, About our Lande at ‘Three Lakes, Rnchomtsh Co, Wash PROPORED PAVEMENTS; mt Unton month. Phone Main #800, tera! 44, —For Rent Unfurnished ie advance money on househol stored In our Fire Proof Stor: $1,075-—NICELY IMPROVED—#1,075 MEIKLEJONN. Mer By Allman HOMESICK; ENDS LIF} ‘TooMuch Orient Causes Offi icer’sA¢d S MUST BE SOMETHING New — A CURLING IRON HEATER - GEE THIS |S { DANDY - | 46—Homesteads 160,000 werce for settiement; wheat fruit, general farm lands, $1.50 per acre; open coming mer; homes for | 10.090. Bend 26 cents ‘at once for copies with bie informa ding trem fash). Dally World. Devt, A PHRENOLOGISTS “MADAM KIRL | the Wondertut EGYPTIAN | PHRENOLOGIST your head indicates fre you will marry, eet ties and explains love affairs and tam- iy troubles, reunites the separated, ete. Batisfaction ews teed or no char turned away, mor “MADAM ARMATIA Keypt Bante tne famity aavice on roubles, love, «! what voeation you Why not see the ranteed. 608 Pine, | PIKE PLACk—SATURDAY Btall 17, # Ibe of fine, white, grane- tated eugar, Blo, 16 the $1.16 Stall ateurieed milk, #0 gt, Se pt Mall 1613, fresh churned creamery but- Groceteria, Jelvo, taney sample line of shoes, Beall 16, baked chicken dinner, coftes and deesert Ktall 2, stole. Se, Stall 1665, { CHEN, partly lmprovedl Womie| “shore front; t miles from Anerortes fa aerate AUTO DELIVERY C0.) Bethel tated. gona terry ates E | gj,,, MANITARY—SaTURDAY MISS BC sve oe BL Brann, RFD. 1. Anacortes, | laeeaae, Wests mistott 284 . POR aA lation. Room 2, PFederai Hotel, Third! pire crise Yo tracoma. vr ee heae FOR SALE tg th anoule Bnd Pine. the times we te 7 OME—Ft trees fo ee tb; ekinned . _ old; big corner lote; nicely kept te ib) white King salmon, if LILLIAN MULHALL } Lake Washington; two blocks At Lesile’n fancy butter, 320. I Massaging, manieuring Empress Hotel, $20 per month vm ear; od house, In good condition. |leeal ranch exes, 230 dou Tbe. rolled tee Third, Apt. 30 7 ¥ Hott 106, residence| 81.050: $25 down, H10 per month. | & em CADIRG don't worry, bet a aah oa oF | 0 . Fourth ave fereaular, use y Bigtn Imperial = ee mt ee ? Tablets By matt, $1 per box Double “nai a et Sa strength, $1.66 Crown Agency, saging, manicuring. Lake bathe, Derby 5 Office 111, Main 4094 LOVER and companion man, with nice prope mony. Call Phinney ave “by ola et matrt Wanted Deel, ens ship Clad. 211 Unter. from; many 147, Beat ORCTCLES—New and second-hand tl iin NITARIOM for wome ed people makes, some of theas taken on new Mighronie and nervous casen "3136 16th [DIAN MOTORCYCLE! Ballou & Circulation Man: ave. Telephone 4081 Take E $17 BE. Pike st. near Broadway.|% attie, Wash Madieon care Sadie BH Cassidy, Bast 471. matron | OPTICIANS high grade specialty -[2— Mal rh rade apee! = S— Manicuring, New York ATERSON OPTICAL DEPT today for free booklet ottie ° in Hotel Green. W Edmunds, Oph. D.. manager. Co., $63 Yan Ness | — - University. Main 6100 a Manteo uring. 2 6 Fin wee NT MISS, HARDII aging OPA THIC PHYST.| fo can resist, Address 1-48,] APt_% Tama Hotel, 1412 Third NS AND i FRED For GORIN Patent ate ‘owt feo refunded.” 101 Central GRIGINAL Mode Main st Phone Main J and gas fitting Infor Little Y SURGEONS BR DALTON—wiin a Bia, rh n ‘Tracie’s Cpata ave Finernoor 105 Wh SEC BiitLiNe Mi AND ; TESTING 7—Furniture Wanted és iz ie Furn Co, db Pike Ma oud ‘or t Sale tor tho AP Just painted Of condition faving o Morifice, Bee thin car if you are for a bargain sonable offer ned. or stage: | bent will | 22—-Female Situation : 1404 THIRD | MiDDLE-AGED WOMAN * Offer. 121 2int Kawt 700, Munt Ww P BIA at_on You can get a lot of good Tand argains in Star Want Ads. “james and mation Rock sults and overconte for $18 s Hult Shop, 905% Third Address 20th ave 30-——Furnished Rooms LOT 87x200 . Rainier Beac fornia? Pike B rr ae | TT Marton et KEVRTONE TALL. Main 6800 ¥ enth annuai > aa | Madison | » FOR TENT Fare “COTTAGE, porch; fireplace: cane salmon, 2 ™ © electricity; tree water | 4 for Ihe; 2-1. can of coffes, dic 240M. ‘amp Good Mealth, 171 Atkt Murry. WHITE—SATURDAY 31—Housekecping Rooms NLGW ewer eedere Ey At Stong’s, best coffee, B26 th; 40 ‘lated housekeeping + yw: full atte basement: hard | coffes, 2¢ Ib; € 180 rolls tollet paper. 0° per week 1210 ore Price $4800. 4ere itth |? 2 ate extra fine sauerkraut, TE. Phone North 1864 Shredded Wheat, 100: 6 ibe | scion of S ~ , Japan toa bra Bide. 1536 eee: a. Seer 8 be We educate the I TOT BC DENVER Steam heated room, | CAMP SITES ike pka®. pancake flour, | |Get MARRIED ial paper} _** 11944 Third. | CAMPING RITES, f10 with aking powder, e; 8 nbliahed The | Cor- | Harrin iNi3@ Keood Vi week up|» feed. 1601 Valentine place Ise ean TOS ZILLA UE | i pot and CLOTHING Halls for Rent > Ihe link saunage, 16 tb sale Ladies’ nr | souTH greeny RDAY and Men's c Pot react, 7 Join steak, 180 Ib Suits—$2.00 Auction Sales ronat on of mutton, 166 Ib ond up. Boys’ aw - Hak, oon \ WR, the Undersigned, will sell a =| a8e: b Sults—$1.98. wie alchene blasts, ae tee | orcas oheen Silk Petticoats sitie, Wash, en Gateraay’ the tet aap Yekim —$8e, of April, 1914, at 10 o'clock a. m. Jentennnes sharp, the following deceried. ‘mer 1017 Pike chandies (oame being sold for storaae 1904 ist Ave 16 Ie-gation Kean of apple cider and. «| #129 for 49 H-gaiton ‘kegs of grape sider | \nied ugar Main 5333 sy SE THE & GO, RUASELL Co, Ine ’ DOROTHY WILLIAMS —Boap Lake } of and massage, new attendant. foor 11, 214 Pike. PUPILS trained * and taney | dancing, Carr ncing Sehool, and mas. | 1406 Third | MARIE Li ave. Apt & | Winaw, worth $40,000, marry. K-Box 25, League, To TVERED MIDWIFE Wir wen, 1018 18th N, W. Phone Ballard 1287 AGQUATS nge Thureday b THD BOCIETY evenings, 710 00. AT lj The Bargain 120 Firat & Wher office 10, Loan Office ur many bareaing . Te nird LADIBS—My xreat, successful positively guaranteed remedy, Madam Crane 1465 || taught anteed io 604-606 WUT Trained nurses. Main | ic CONPTRTE hreaktaat — Wiihard Hotel, 216 Spring st. q | You Are Overlooking OPPORTUNITIES | IF YOU ARE NOT USING ‘Star Want Ads IF YOU CANNOT BRING THEM IN TO THE STAR PHONE THE AND WE WILL BILL YOU LATER.—JUST PHONE Main 9400 4 100 cottage hame, | bie home-m compound, 1b. Btalt at. jar h PARDON SOUGHT FOR MRS. N. BROWNLAW Worry over the long prison term ||\she is facing, added to the effects of a serious operation just under. ||| gone at Providence hospital, may result fatally to Mrs, Nellie Brown law, whose friends have petitioned Gov. Lister for a pardon Saturday to save her life Lister has telegraphed Proseeut jor Lundin for further {information jregarding Mrs Brownlaw's condi tion. He stated he would grant the || petition on Monday if the facts presented proved true ||| Mrs. Brownlaw has been twic | convicted of larceny and is sen | need to Walla Walla for one to 15 bees | Lundin said he would wire the ||governor that Dr, M, G, Sturgis re. ||ported there was Iittle likelihood ||that imprisonment would result ta || tally Mrs. Brownlaw is the mother of a| 14-year-old high sehool boy, T.R, BACK IN NY, Ti TNDTAN WEAENVATION TO OPEN 7 Permanently located at “Too much Orient” is believ ed today to have Influenced young Lieut, Ormand C. Pail thorp to step into his ward room aboard the U. 8. 8. Sara- at Bremerton, Friday, the door and send @ bul let thru his heart. Friday morning the young engi r officer ate breakfast with the officers aboard ship, chatted {and laughed, read the and went below about to dt |rect some work tn th gine room | He was a tall, freckled, good natured fellow, respected for hin lefficiency, He didn't force friend |ships or dabble in the station's so- |clal whirl He joked with his men 20 min e he died o'clock he went into quarters and closed the door Half a minute later the crack of| his Colt'’s revolver was heard |ne \other newspapers 8 his | Pailthorp lying dead on the floor Brother officers maintain the reason for the suicide will have to be sought outside Pallthorp’s Officers and men went running | toward the sound They opened the door and mw that | email circle of friends e're dumfounded,” wag Surgeon Zalesky, matt aboard the Saratoga, and a men of the specially appointed board gf inquest, expressed wasn’t married and had no intepmd in any woman that I know of, fi way health was perfect. He kept himself more than most offiegs but he wasn't morbid “He had been out on duty on Asiatic station for six years was sent out on the Pompey afies graduating from the naval acadel my, {n 1910, and he was hungry get back to his home, tn Petosl Mich. Last July he was transferred the Saratoga, and finally got here to the navy yard in Febraw All the officers on the Saratoga) and all the men, the surgeon sald, | wanted to get home. | Most of them did Pailthorp was the one who had to stay with the ship. He was ex: pecting leave, but week after week \had dragged by and {t hadn't come, Saturday the body of Palltharg was sent to his parents at Peton key, Mich He was 2 years old naval record, his work, and his MUM ON MEXICO NEW YORK, March 25.—For the present, Theodore Roosevelt is| willing to talk only of natural bis-| |tory, and not on any of the stir jring events in Mexico or else- where. The former president and Mrs. Roosevelt arrived on the} steamer Matura from the West In- dies last night, and announced the discovery in Trinidad of a bird new to him. He sald it was as big as a barn owl. lives in caves, stays awake nights, and eats nui He warned reporter against | “nature faking” when he was asked if the bird “barked lke a! dox.” | Roosevelt ts to have George W.| Perkins, chairman of the progres-| sive national committee, at Oyster bay today DENY AIDING VILLA MEXICO CITY, March 25.—Re- ports of Carrinzastas going over to Villa were officially denied today) at Queretaro, the temporary Mexi- can capital Gen. Alvarado Obregon admitted| that trouble might develop thruf continued presence of American! troops in Mexico, He said the de jfacto government's enemies on} jboth sides of the border were try-| ing to force intervention. PUGET SOUND STEAMERS ALL LOCAL ROUTES STEAMERS | | Topm lTownsend, Wilitams| daily Right [Dungeness (Sequim).| Gafty jAngties and Victoria! *Does not call at) jorta Mundaye. | || TeRipe Fashion, for! Cem || Gally (Rverett. Anacortes! datiy lend Bellingham. Jcalla at Port Town-| leen@ southbound on-| lly. Does not call at! [Rverett Saturdays Tan Tuan Islende—Wellingheam 140 tr. Rosalie, midn’ht!Townsend and ram, via all RaniThure'y jand points, |Ratur'y except [Anacortes and Bel RonAavitingwam verett 7:00am [lingham ay ‘Thure'y [Juan Island potnta. | Wednes Patur'y | Pri | legislative in. | tistics expert from Washington, D. COURT UPHOLDS THE INITIATIVE OLYMPIA, Wash, March 25.— Holding that the judicial depart- ment has no jurisdiction over the department in the | phraseology of bills proposed for enactment into law, Judge Wright of the Thurston county superior court today ruled against the oppo- nents of the “first aid” and fish code initiative bills. The people thra the initiative, the court indi-— cated, hold the same position as the legislature at Olympia. While a law may be attacked in the’ courts after its enactment on con- stitutional and other grounds, the Judicial department has no author- ity In advance to dictate to the legislative making bodi what words to include or not to inelude in the measure. Opponents of the initiative bills, including representatives of (24 Washington Employers’ and the fish corporations. bi the suit to restrain the etreul of the initiative petitions on the ground that the initiative meas- ures contained direct arguments ad- yoeating the need of these laws. This was the principal contention, Incidentally, they also attacked the bills on their merits. moments Tact ‘FATE OF EXPLORER LONDON, March 25.—Hasty rangements were made today outfit a relief ship which will [sent in search of Lieut. Sir Shackleton, British Antarctic explorer, whose fate is in doubt, Altho it was reported at Sydney, N. S&S W., that Lieut. Shackleton had succeeded in crossing the Antarctic continent with his expe dition, a garbled wireless message throwing doubt on the story was received later from the steamer Aurora, which had been sent te bring him back, CHICAGO, March 25.—J. R. Rob- : inson, will be sent to Seattle Tues- day to answer an indictment | charging them with conspiring to | conceal assets in bankruptcy. The accused men waived extradition proceedings. GO RIGHT TO IT, CRIS Dr. Crissey L. Wilbur, vital sta. C., will start Monday to study the state's health records. This state hi been consistently scoring the lowest death rate in the country, so the government dopester was invit- ed out by the state board of health o check up the work. He will start Monday. - c midn'htTham, ter Port Town-theeed’y Rundayleend, Port Angeles 'Thure'y Tucetiy{Neoh Bay and wayiatery tor! d:80pm. mitnntiPort Townsend, Port! Runday lea Port Cree.!Wednes Clallam «and! Priday 1 ~“TtipmAteamer Bioux, for! #ifdam dle! daty Gatiy [Lodiow, Port Gamb! except!**Rangor and alll except Rundayipoints on Flood Canal.\Monday ‘wetin exceptitin. m Bundaylor Wi JAvetin 11:90 « ene Maxwelton 12: ™. Gatly except! IMosday for Seatt! —X steamer will leave Seattle every funday at #:00 a m. for Port Town. send direct ‘Steamer Kulehan will call at Port Towner! thhound. Saturdays it 10 p.m. ‘hed ** are boat landings. for these points and for aN point must make ente for landing risk and Mabtitity tn eh landing St, ere pas. does not include boat land aed for ticket, 160 pounds allowed free mers and schedules subject @ without nottos Gatiy for al office midnight PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION Ticket Office, Colman Deck Phone, Main 8003. ~~ | FAVORS JOINT JAIL | Washington. | favor of the plan. instead of spend- County commisstoners Saturday | asked for a conference with Mayor Gill and the city cbuncil to dis- cuss the proposed foint detention jail and stockade on the county's farm near Redmond, across Lake The mayor is in ing $60,000 to remodel the city building for a Joint » dail. 50-YEAR-RULE Is UP Councilman _ Bolton's resolution |to do away with the civil service ruling limiting city employment japplicants to men under 50 years of age was filed Saturday. The council will vote on it Monday, Charles Anderson, a chauffeur, contracted ahead with second-hand dealers to deliver auto parts to them and then dismantled stolen machines to make deliveries, ac cording to Detective J. P. Smith, who arreated him Saturday, WHY IT PAINED HIM GRASS VALL Cal, March 25, —W. J. Moe had a doctor examine a spot in his neck that pained, and © he learned that his neck had been broken since last August. HE TALKED TOO MUCH Emma Cuthbertson, of 4229 Brooklyn ave., started a suit in sty perlor court Saturday to collect $750 damages from James S. Krape, leging he talked so much about that her other boarders left place disgusted, : STILL IS IN DOUBT SENT TO SEATTLE — inson and his brother. Louis Rob- — sig a ‘