The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 8, 1916, Page 6

A Married Man’s Troubles STAR—SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1916, PAGE 6 By Allman BANDITS BUSY ALONG CALIFORNIA BORDER [AM AN ILLUSTRATION FOR A CORSET AD, AND THEY MUST HAVE PuT ME IN MERE BY MISTAKE | , - WELL- WHO ARE You, AND. WHAT ARE NOU DOING IN THIS) | | SPACE WITH THAT Costume ? | | / THE PHONE SEATTLE we MAIN STAR 9400 WANT AD RATE rES $250 LOTS AT GREEN LAKE WITH NO SPECIAL ASSESSMENT $10 Cash, $5 Monthly lots, 127 feet deep to 16foot alley and lights. Call at offtee, or take Green Lake car to station; follow nt sidewalk on Corliss ave Agent on ground Rexford @ Morrisey Til American Bank Bids Elliott One cent a word per Insertion for the price of five Goupon books —One hundred lines to be used as desired —$5.00 weld and Situation ads. one-half rate Neral notices Transtent—Charce Pem line per insert! Six insertions for the pr 2 per cent disco ¢ bt within 10 days afte Want a received u for insertion same ‘The Star wit! not be errors tn Want Ads. Sitter the first Insertion. and the piactne of an ad for more than one time shall he ts Advertiat Sightly, cleared view water pnyside to 85th st 1 construed reptance fondition by the ad timer. Advertisers must present fash receipt when callin: n Wren Wants PHRENOLOGISTS “MADAM KIRL i —. the Wondert tntorma tpt EGYPTIAN fttie on elbeeenan | PHRENOLOGIST Cs Want Ad. Agent. University Distrtet | neads you rraiie oii LINco! we Third Narth ee wits * Want Ad. Agent. Ba ara PH. MULLEN fans Malinrt Avs ATTORNEYS-AT- -LAW Rh PARnELT— oe SY fie eataten, laws Dusband ~- La at Help Wanted TATION MEN WAN "s husband 8—For Sale Miscellaneous how Hold waa Ne Beak & WATIENY— Smith Wid, i Be CARPENTERS Jobbing aod repairs Main a wire — ¥ . ° : ry family mLO Ye UR TE < ie ences wii CHATTEL LOANS _ S| Soeidental ave. Priany SMPANY: NEW RATES. NEW Fiver wail board, square ft 63 METHODS —Loans from $10.00 10 475.09 | 3-piy veneer panela, square foot. 05% | 22—Female a ictb _ made 14 confidentially om fur~ in window frames °° | RELYARE if {4 Seal one-ply roofing re athe ec “GeRWas.43 A , Send for our big new 1916 catalogue No | Position a 1 LC. Smith Rite 2. Tl. Matied free, postpaid. without — ne BANKS | FHETANADIAN WANK OF COMMERCE TAS HANK OF COMMERCE 23—Personals Head office Toronto, Canada (ase TT Neg TL ANE inches fn Canada, ete) General | ARE YOU IN NEED OF MONEY? The Bargain Store ané Loan Offies 126 Pivet ave u money alte & spect © fone, Interest allowed on} nt time Aepostes | “gentile Brave? Mr ER. Treland. Mer D TABLES low and second-hand © mad Pocket Biltlard Tables and be atter ; eae payments | te ice : irs or ‘Supplies “more x ergot er Gh Hartwig. 1391 Fourth. | COLERTERAL L~LOANS™ co. 1943 Firet Ave # corner Wasnt Phone Matn AWNINGS 311 Unteerstty, at. ate “ADALINE rent. repair of ott 2478. ranges RENT AP Meyer-Toner, 314 ie FOR RENT. plied on purchase. NER. appetiate Keventh te buy or vent oem tne machines TIT Pine Main 1960 haven't danced haila. iedy assistants. Al fances - 1822 Fourth Ave AiO JUNKO in © Bt St EVE NS~ Sear Pina XK SETTING for Watt Greimeton ottan Root plile. ure for delayed periods. Money refunded if remedy | | _ Room « WANTED Mote troubles: prertmice free; confidential Main 2781 Speen “MOVING AND STORKGE Soving OAH AND” STORAGE CO. 7 and collar Reward 16—Agents Wanted Leave the worry to us ietaliniadeeimeibihedesesvenrspepieninponny | CAME warty, when delayed oF Spire Proof § mperia “HROAD WAY co. Piano . able [ot and household roode moved Kast 902 aeauiael REPRESENTATIVES LHESIC PUBLISHED AND POPULAR: |] sreyq you « iNttI10 epare time each day +e, Echo Music Pub Co. 205 Pine ot that you would Ifke to cash fn on? * OPTICIAN If you 4o, The Star can ofter you a mighty fine proposition. We “PRASER-PATERSON OPTICAL DEPT want & local representative In every * 3. W. Famonds, Oph D.. manager town and villag Becon4 and University. Main 7109. look after our eubseriptio Main 2174 Populer prices. PA THIC PHYST- | CIANS AND SURGEONS +P KATHRYN HARRIS joi Binth Elliott 67425 -~PAKTENT ATTORNEYS ‘IFRED P. GORIN~Pato x P secured or tee re! Bids. Main 290 Basan, Fenwick, Lawre Cireulat! attie, W by = MULHALL Main 1962 Dollar an hour profit a ’ cin uring. Empress Hote RAUTMAN ted. White Mfg. Co, Dept _1109% Third, Apt. 108 YSICIANS AND DISTRIBUTERS for new Word shock ah ibd hal at i: SURGEONS plume free to advertise, Ky Fora quick, name and ‘MURPHY —Okir » Big commissions: exclusive ter Br. Brows, Fe: SAGHTE make UE ie 80 Gali ne ok sg STORAGE atnionan ant mcnplen ; a WELL DRILLING AND ~ TESTING , 7a OLLEOR ae) ADES Be j— itur Men and we ht ber Makes Keys ; 7—Furnit ture re Wanted Grade’ thoroughly wut Bre: | TSS TIARDING aa 1s Pike Main #818 | ing; assist in securing positions; over Ne massaging. aw YALA: | 17 years in Seattle Tama Hotel, 1413. Third o—Autos or Sale | foxki-KAIHING SATENOW GOINT ON Saris te i Se < RUTO for sain trade for 9 at the Bargain Store ibn Fein Beattio # + wotaee ‘a piano oF real estate. Rambler 22% OCCIDENTAL AVE. | phip Club. Ladies free. ?. Evans cE eo 7 2 sectig the many bargains In g PDR ARAL ALLA boys’ clothing and furnishings. {SEND for 9 imonial paper containing Star Want Ads cover the entire | on Eni of names to select HARE GOT Northwest vais tor Rent S ? mt ¥ WAL Wighth and Madison | _ ain #00 G ed spring rates. | Sadie 1 *—Furniture for Saie. POW aah Taraluure, T voome pas" f seating, slestric and & sownt Ballard © KAVANAUGu's 83.00 Mata love tat av Main 4094 LLOYD — 3] MARIE ave. apt @ CRY WARNTED vies | 25—Spiritual_Mediume Mo-CIRCLE TONIGHT "TM AFRAID ILL HAVE To REMAN HERE UNTIL my MORROW 5 TOM DUFF, YoU GET RIGHT OUT OF HERE AND DON'T ' SAN DIEGO, April 8 Reports COME Back BEFORE that Mexican bandits were near th ™~ ‘Tomorrow tt! border caused considerable excite _ ment last night and arly today in the border towns of Campo and Te 40 miles southeast of here | Deputy sheriff w called | Go Johnson informed iff Conklin today that Adjt. Gen, Thom as has been in Ban Diego county to look over the and that “if necesnit rine . militta will be available | SUNK BY ’ BOATS LONDON April % Three more British merchantmen have fallen| victims to submarines, according to |mensages received by xbippers here. They a ¢ India ner Chantala, 6,000 the Britiah nship Braunton, 5,000 tons, and mall schooner Clyde | 4 Wee BRED eerie ‘ endion on dal + th NW ONG Ks and jewelry repaired. 2431 Jackson et MIDWIPe— are Wil Vhone Bal ier? Tie Pine ot MANTOURING. TW we te leo 06 Pan aide lte ana Messages for QGretions anewered: con y) bustmers, love, famtiy ow fee Mme Or mn and teache Motel Morrie, 1418% FATE é mati if Cara reading 436 “ward cor eat Pike, 26—For Rent Furnished Gi 74 house, $10 —For Rent Unpaid n household woods | — AUTO 0 DELIVERY C0. 24—Furnished Apts. HLUPP APARTMENTS $ ant A-reom, ¢ od, all modern 920 & ke Kast 2160 7 nereom apartments, ibe | | Warring 7 Marton at AAAI errr 29—Unfurnished Apts. few premises APARTMENT for rent nw CARES Suits and up. Suits Bo: $1.9 Silk Petticoats 98c, 1017 Pike 1904 Int A Main 5 ROOM FLAT wi 16. New but $509 flown pert Sundays Phone ®ydney 3631 W thin "| Store Fixtures and Showcases mow “siore fixtures. new a Edward Le near Mtowart HOTELS Hieam-heated rooma iy Keond AL eR _| 30—Furnished Rooms A F furnished rooms with kitohen oe son $2 00 ya" 18, ve. bd MIKE COWEN | 31—Housekeeping Rooms | 38—Real Estate Wanted 40—Exchanges ro ie ACHE heeIDY ettauen, ape for acreage Watered widen terms Address $14 Bowler plese The crews were saved | AUSTRIAN TRANSPORT SUNK PARIS, April &.—A French sub marine mank an Austrian transport In the Adriatic sea, the ministry of} Put Your Rent Money [i vinnciishs | in Your Own Pocket CENTRAL COUNCEL | GIVES SUNDAY WALK Be independent, own your own home, make start in life. We will help you build; lots ready you pay for it like rent. Good building Walks calcu to make people to build on. acquainted with each other and $150 to $300; $5.00 cash and $2.50 monthly dep ye Ne rated pes ae These lots are close in and only 4 blocks to Counetl of Social Agencies The second walk will take place any car on Fourth 35th 7-minute car service. rake ave. to Hudson st., walk 2 blocks west to S., then 2 blocks south to addition. Salesmen on ground Sunday. Come out Sun- day. Look into our proposition. Open Sat- urday evening. David P. Eastman 1308 Third Ave. Ground Floor Pantages Bldg. Sunday afternoon. Those wishing to go will take the 2:40 car on the| |Lake Burien line j Take an Alki or Fauntleroy car to Riverside, the starting place of the Lake Burien line The walk will be from Seaburst, the southern end of the Burien line. | to the beach, and by traf! back to Seahurst. Walkers will be back in} the city by 6:20 p.m MUSICIANS CHARM AUDIENCE AT MOORE in ACREAGE FOR ae Walter Damrosch | and his New Phone me eventn York symphony orchestra, which! ™ charmed a vast* audience at the/ THRER LAKES Moore theatre Friday night, are) Onn Soren tees |wcheduled for a matines Saturday. manufacturing town | The program includes three of Percy Grainger’s British folk songs the symphonic poem “Utavia, Techatkowsky’s Fifth Symphony in| *|F Minor, and several selections | from Damrosch's own compositions. Josef Hoffman appeared Friday night for the only time in Seattle. Suit to recover $2, ae damages ) for a broken leg al to have been received on a ghee. MEIKLEJONN fienith Bide, | 1% THREES LAKES LUMBER CO 147TLEH YARM CHAP || Fronting main county reed istreet car on January 22, was start- | Kirkian@ fine soresge, pe ed against the traction company by Baas Sobtens een ete on Mrs. Gwinney Turner, of 4106 W. } on a "| Thistle st, in superior court Sat- urday. | She alleges the motorman start- “led the car with a Jerk before she) lcould find a seat, then suddenly stopped with a jolt, knocking her off her feet AMENDMENT SOUGHT wuwer Fleece, WESTLAKE—MONDAY } fancy sep: E yoy WALLA WALLA, April 8—A 148, Queen state law amendment abolishing ji 1Fe gt. Stall 203. best |the two-year term for sheriffs will uae vobite Xekima boner! be presented to the next legi | cocoanut bare. ise dos. stall | jture. The State Sheriffs assoc’ Sn peas, fo; 106 can corn, Be tion In session here also favors pot roast, 12\se Ib; cottage ama, ise ib lenforcing a rigid junk dealers’ law SOUTH END—sATt jrequiring dally reports of pur-| »,|chases made in the county, and] t4clhas passed resolutions favoring a ney |law to grant sheriffs and deputies | “\free railway transportation over | jthe state. tn big dairy ne | | ALTY ¢ | Everett Waar LAND BARGAIN Bie eae ‘meee! BAGLES PLAN TRIP PM a ace site shgot Goane etmner.on devel county THREE PRISONERS GO) la tplece band and ort Gen wa ial train to Portland, June 6, Ito ‘nooet Seattle at the Rose festival |there. They will all wear white milltary suite rmuet TO PENITENTIARY : One woman “and two men were sentenced to indeterminate terms in the penitentiary in superior court Saturday Six months penalty Mrs to 15 ye is the Rose Boozer must pay Ida depart for snatching the purse of Mra in Bennett ment st a Second ave on February 28 She was sentenced by Judge Gil lam, orge Boozer, her husband and accomplice, went to the Mon near Bouth Colby, cash, $10 month. Phone Some | GOING 1 43—LOT FOR SALE jroe reformatory after pleading | Citta ROOM HOUSE | guilty, on March 28, to serve a term| So. Time Weane te teonbal lof one to 15 years. } with lots Hiram Roberts, who, in company| with another man, struck down| Louis Becker, a store proprietor, at First ave. and Bell st., last Decem . | Der, and robbed the till of $13, was sentenced to serve not less than five years by Judge Jurey | Edward for the week Y terms for Mt It must be sold next eaally worth $2.600 | drone | Phillips must serve two) ave. 8 corner Norman |to 15 years for “rolling” John B.| locks from Mt. Maker) Mullen, a Kent farmer, whom he! | had drugged, on February 23.| 44—Houses for Sale [Judge Tallman sentenced him | VOR #ALE— RARGATN Tooms, ‘with. unobetructibie vt | to West Seattle Junction; bull: veniences, Small payment down, anoe lke rent West 6oa7 ba Call owner after @ p BE SHIPPED NORTH ; « roome, fruit, ie minutes from | Ten thousand pounds of dried King st. station, on Mt. Baker Park | beef fo e ear, $1060, 4508. gar wacath. 16 Sere | beef for the men building the Alas |ka rafiroad are waiting, Saturday on the docks for shipment on the first boat north, | The order was filled for the | Alaska railway commission by Mor jris & Co,, local meat packers. It probably will be shipped Mon-| day | DIDN'T COME HOME Holding that the testimony was! “frivolous,” Supertor Judge Albert: | son Saturday dismissed the divorce} case of Joseph Warren Collins, | president of the Laundry Workers’ | union, against Mary Elizabeth Smith! Hbbe Collins. i Collins testified that he was kept away from home much of the time ~|because he worked from 15 to 18] |hours a day at his laundry. The} unton has this phase of the matter! under advisement, as, according to Collins’ own statement, he has vio- lated union rules 45—Farm Lands for TACHRE a Sele witivation butidir cleared and in thtokly $1,200 Write W rettied neigh Price A. Perkina, | COPPER cL “AIMS HATE Tiree copper fo Great Northern railroad. In. Wash | quire of John A Sultan 50—Contractors’ Notices ERATED PROPOSALE wi the Ingt ed by Wash ‘UGE STAR WAST | ADS FOR RESULTS! ‘TROOPS GIVE A | crescent shaped | ment.” ——— MINSTREL SHOW Negro Soldiers Stage Perform- ance on Mexican March FOOD PRICES SOARING BY H. D. JACOBS (United Press Staff Correspondent) U. 6. ARMY HEADQUAR- TERS, NEAR DUBLAN, Apri! -(By Courler to Columbus.) Cabarets and rabbit drives terve to break the monotony of camp life here. So does the high cost of living A lieutenant commanding a troop of negro soldiers put on a “cavalry caberet” the oth night With the newspaper corre- spondents as his guests, he served coffee and hardtack in his tent, while a picked quartet from the cavalry regiment sat outside and entertained witn tongs. A good part of the camp en- Joyed the music. The offerings ranged from plantation melo- to the latest metropolitan An officers and of the rabbit drives. Armed with long sticks and aided entire regiment of infantry men engaged in one the men formed a cordon and beag§ the tall grass in a gradually nar rowing circle. Sixteen jack rabbits and a cotton- tall were clubbed to death. Prod- uce in this part of Mexico is en- jJoying a remarkable “bull move- by a lone dog, The advent of American soldiers with plenty of real money an@ healthy appetites has proven @ bonanza for Mormons and Mexi- cans in the vicinity. As the soldiers and correspon ents are supplied mostly with bills of large denominations, special motor trucks may be needed to carry the small change received from the produce vendors. The old Diaz silver coin {s wort 50 cents on the American dolla: but Carranza currency only about 6 cents. The company barber charges 50 cents for a haircut and 25 cents for a shave. As alkali water is anye jthing but soothing to sensitive mews Besar are becoming the Peer normally worth 10 cents @ dozen are now 50 cents. UNCLE SAM SENDS CALLS FOR HORSES A call for 6,200 horses for U. 8. army went out in the Pacifi Northwest today. Uncle | wants 5,000 horses for cavalry 1,200 for artillery. Offers must b made to army quartermaster at attle before May 1. MISSOULA, cc $.—The de; feated University of Oregon debat- |thg team left for Eugene today, stil! unconvinced on the subject of naval preparedness. A unanimous verdict was awarded to the Unie versity of Montana debaters last night, after an argument on the ad-* visability of naval expansion in the United States. TACOMA, April 8.---Acting under; orders issued by the adjutant gen- eral of the state, First Lieut. James DeK. Brown of the Coast Artillery National Guard of Washing- ton, started the recruiting of a new company of artillerymen. This gives Tacoma its second Coast Ar tillery command. JOHN JOHNSON DEAD John Johnson, former mayor of Rallard, died suddenly Thursd at the age of 54. He was a member | of several lodges. He is survived | by a widow, a son and two daugh-) ters. The children live tn Seattle. THIS HAS BEEN ON FoR. rew