The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 28, 1916, Page 6

Attorneys-at-Law | Attorneys—Patent FRED P.GORIN pecured AN RANE FRE SANan —Head Branches savings and ttle ranch Mr Billiard 1 Ta bles. Six times for the ee ee ee Classified Business Directory 1916. PAGE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, ‘A Married Man’s Troubles ‘TOM, YoUR COUSIN IKE FROM MEXICO YAS, | UNDERSTAND A LITTLE ] | THink I's YAS, PLAY A SOCIABLE Junk | | IS BECOMING A PEST- ICAN’T SEEM BOUT CARE A FINE i Sake Tam Fase we wnnn | fg ENTERTAIN HIM — [———— Wala eadiicngy ee eS GAME “a eae ONCE Ro Te TU sae | MAYBE ve Likes if Do You EVER. ) KILL AN In A WH) Moving and Storage TO PLAY CARDS- ? PLAY PoKER?| EVENING " LL ASK Him a ee Ee a Phrenqlogists MADAM KIRL EGYPTIAN PHRENOLOGIST { 4 For save BILLIARD TARLES h, Drand new pocket. with a gomplete ox nd-hand ta: | a Dies at red Gupplies: easy paye { " - - » | der @rus, ¢ | 25—Spiritual Mediums |41. ACREAGE FOR SALE }",,'\) Biatures Ths ACORY, | SCATRVOYANT AND PALMIATRY, 101 | rox Ree ' * etwee rit an ath ™ Bicycle Supplies | destnes une love affaires aavice you a" eweet PO Goon Wonka he WAT i at ‘ ¢ cases and what wo ° espe Carpenters sdapted for. Test reading. free. | nus ; SaWeL MAN —Jovving and repairs” Mia : 3 ated. Hours 8 a im.| : 1170. to § . . AA Chatte! Loans for all attending ation dally * COMPANY, NEW RATES: NEW Mme prienne, Mote hea | good, love E: METHODS —Loans fro ° . a ¥NENK 5 i — . itive blanca, Vivectock. Fender. paimiet. 360. 108% Pike, cor AASEN & SEXTON CO 3 GERMAN-AMERTCAN 1 Motel Riltott First Ave. Kilt ‘ “ ‘Yoon. C Smith PB 7 | Pia At, GUAR iv OV ML OOKING PINE LAKE emcee! Loans an . Ln Bi x7 PALMIRT RY ; Mont of thie oon DAM Physicians and Surgeons « |~A4 wate And ee | VAN AnaD ear ASAIO ca *, sage feat Manos oes ILLINOIS TROOPS GO The Reliable, 987 Thich ave [HR KATHRYN HART ver RINT | | | ved highway Cameras and Supplies ir_firow tal diveasns 408 Leary Wwe | ¥Y. | ag | . SPRING FIELD, Tu. ES WMAN & HANFORD CO | >torage is aRIGtE |) net ee Unless present orders are counter-| a seraphic Supplies | ORY. PINEPROOF ATORAGE Wan MISS H ARDIN( 5 iM meme | Cap 43—LOT FOR SALE manded, the First regiment infan-| PING . house, Central Storage Co. 106 Whi na Motel, 14 ra | x try, of the Iilinois National Guard. » 10c Bide | co) ANT | ey Bay M gel eee 1D eee | uraiture il Fine [CLEAN MODEAN HOME. ¢ ROOMS, |. ; oi will be speeding toward the border; BRA | Well Drilling and Testing ‘ ave ™ by midng 1 jon a eatatngy © Aldona ge Shee Ce" | 30—Furnishe: . mare SOS | Store Fixtures and Showcas Mourn 2 te 612% : be Si 7 stil be BALLAINE TALKS AGES AND STORE PIXTUREA| pm ; “s ehiek A ® all kinds Ba iin ay evenings * ward 166s Third ave, near] MISS MARION na ' = - John BE. Ballaine, candidate for Li esge. erkshire Mote! teeond, | ’ Mt APARTMEN Witit i ’ congress in the republican pri | office 93 nAlishenetion 117 Merten. martes, addressed a meeting of the |19—Male Help Wanted _| Ray at Na EY ITS io members of the Carpenters’ union \- - TADTEN—€A § CoTFON HOOT | 31—Housekeeping Rooms | Tuesday evening at Carpenters’ ood Pay ertoen - | MODERN WOUNERREPING ROOME | ha |Good Hours Femesy fe t t| nicely furnished, $8 per month. Phone} FOR SALE BY OWNER He talked on Alaskan develop Full Protect Reme AAAI annem be —| ments thru the building of the gov Be Jernment Alaska AMINE Winownn Fem TNAVTA ernees Chances | attempts of » UWE poor fen, would eiri | Wa M . ‘ syndicate to k One cent a word per a. | L . peggy. rv peer a- Dig-paon . ’ ‘ | ceeeeoemeensnesteretinnensansants Coupon books to be used as des! Wein ana Nituation ads neral te 11:30 a m. Insertion same da ion Fee eee eit not be responsible te si tn Want Ads. after the Insertion. and the placing © for more than one th construed os an accepts condition by the ad must rt present calling Ads Want, suet 7—Furniture Wanted saan AND bod Gend your orders for Mirect to 0. BW save you eervicn, Our big cat tpaid, 0 Should be in ¢ expecting to bu! | | ere hardware oR Tol Main 1547. WILLIAMS ¢ 143 Fi TENTS, AW? Everything In z 1NGS Canvas Webb Kitchen & Co 111 University. £2. 50 ee $2.60 50 ECTACLES, FITTED complete, $2.50. Schwartz, Op- Block. Broken Second-hand range FEW Pianos FoR fi iF plied on purchase. ™ a, 04 Union. GaeAy vow EL IE END 10—For Sale Livestock bow FRESH M © Reint 13—r or aie Sectee” GHICKENS FOR GALE, CHEAP. ® 1059 RTH winner 15—Lost and Found _ TRISH and Ba Beceem mene Dore HOTELS AND land TMENTS BTA 6 up; with priv CORDIALLY itis Becond INVITED Saatasiee- 0 weak we "lings she starte | ties informed Jordan that By All EM uP Lon ‘SAYS HUBBY PLANS DISPOSE OF $10,000 Edward G wil, wealthy realty and insurance agent, of 4744 h ave, N. E, is planning to dispose of his $10,000 fortune in order to prevent his wife from getting a share of it thru divorce proceed. | Wednesday So she asserted when she ap plied for court order restraining \him from disposing of any part of his property EL rr PASO, June 28.—Dr. Jordan and Modesto C. Rol- lard, two delegates representing the American Union to Prevent pr yecnstrae were today en route to puquerque, N. M., to hold their conference. New Mexico city after El Paso civil David . ace Th was se thort lec Pasoans, out of peace overtures at attack the delegates KLINE WON'T TELL PORTLAND, , June 28 to disclose his identity further than to say he is M. L. Kline, a mysterious stranger who arrived here jast night aboard a special train from Sumas, Wash said to be In some manner conne with a $1,000,000 estate belonging o a dying sister in this city. On rrival, he leaped into a tax! and vanished. The train cost $1,000 “Kline” {s sald to have come from the East over the Canadi cific until he reached Sumas. sympat present, might Refusing fe A od arg PUGET SOUND ee ei | Sea cera STEAMERS PER HOUR STRAIGHT Time [exp a Mi] tate or} ar Phone midney 630, |WIN PER HOUR OVERTIME in oy bY ca « » ¥ i" v ra ON SHIPS tapiee wv hea ACKER OR| he ALL LOCAL ROUTES 4oc PER HOUR STRAIGHT TIM ateed. 3 way te saat of] CB mny éoc PER HOUR OVERTIM® Tar @UAINTED wOCiETY.wen-| A’! el oy \| ON DOCKS ings Thureday evenings 110 Pine et. B..... ELLEN TOT, 9316 Keventh ave A Prone Main 1900 "|i. AGREAGE FOR § SALE | Take outh Park rar, get off at DD fie MERCHANTW lunch” Withard Cate 4 ale a * U Seventh and Union | ie se re “ i MAN” STRANGER IN CITY New house, 4 rooms, bathroom Sa Be. = | MT ould ike to correspond with young tered; double wetion miM- Tewnsend. Williama| daily - pic UA lady of young widow, for company and lares tot Sear taeaetead a M07, Star ne ony If eulted JaiDRRAHLE meet via and Victoria Nhorhond *Deee met call Victoria Kun@ays Tow withes “ MEANS » farmer WILL RAISE RATES Seattle railroad officials are in- clined to believe Wednesday that the Interstate commerce commis. sion’s order compelling all trans- jcontinental railroads to revise their | freight rates by September 1 will jresult in raising Pacific coast tariffs. The commission held that, owing to lack of water competition, due tc Ot good, fe | i Hy Falls, nearly al 1, clone hom i i| . Bos to ol and neighbors. This L bn | 2 War , land wil fe & good liv ‘ease Lasts for Sale. | t 4 ~ pete ng for some energetic an | ¢ ° | oma with steam) § @ mers for Olympia and 1¢ o « anion The price, $1,100 ‘Terms, LITTLE FARM, $700 | aatty Shelton Gaily BOYS WANTED . 7 $100 cash, balance to sult ROURE AND BARN | Fort Townsend Special FOX TROT || ~sissasaipee— eines esr Fond 3tem r ood boys ted pin Townsend direct 1@ 20pm | eral * i y yr ‘ Ann | Cally Connects at Townsend daily 1 t ” with rel! lines for all | WU? | peinte on Olympte | penineuia | ‘Fort aed—ieserne— | | 0 Ream Bienimer Wiatoea Vitam 6 PIKE @ 1 Galiy for Port Tew nd. ally PIKE ST. | Anacortes and Bi | foeharnm | | ORIGINAL MOLER BARPER SCHOOL Everett —Beilingham—Anacerice— | Occidental Ave se = eo Port Townsend We teach “he barber trade thoroughiy: en : rr secure positions; wages while lsarning ALL CLEARED 4 rate 20 ACRES RICH, BLACK stairs, Tracie ol 5 S : ‘ BLACK, ne reoate for $18. TEVEN A Pine MELLO Ol “ re Hult Shop, 996% Third | LADIEN De WoRnY WHEN DE grea: 2 : ny 1 ‘ se Lady Blain im " acre. $ Wares paid;| suaranteed. Crown Ag 1421 Sixth Downs . ave aro i Rox $41,| 5 : nie Soumlaaie wean » Juan teiande—Bellin Kava reer wiry. tet : ~ SANITARY ‘ | Str City of Angeles, TBE TAL ay, i FOR Di LANDS ‘ wraones iets meet for Bellingham vial | : ° t ; Ld ——- dan wan 4 20—Male Situations Wanted ey wa ie Saas ato ee bage sala SA no ramus Bo EXPERIENCED RAILROAD FORE ie to Mar. Land De Smith Bide J mn i tooal xe Fort Towosend—Port Angeles—Neah 04-606 KA LF alle R stra . Bey and Way Porte THREE LAKES It i. ot bers antaloup | 6) Steamer Beling-| «60pm | TS THEYRE f as be. " idn'ht ham, for Port Tewn-| Tueed'y 21—Female mere. Nesote | Jacobs. P-L t ses land. paver gel ou * Angeles, Thurs'y | y VIEW ACREAGE , ard. eod'y an and way Satury | eas Gt - fast. Wilhard — ‘ . hure’y ports ‘ ‘aa ttone ® HOUSE, GARDEN, 75 » Port Townsend Pert Angeice—Cree- ¥ In onnt remedy. - cont and Way Porte ‘ te Madam Crane, ngalow; bullt , ‘ 1900 Bir Wainieale, tor) « b0pm BERT jer, ete; nice 2 midn’ht Port Townsend, Port) Sunday LOCATED AT f land Monday Angeles Port Cres.) Wednes| h and Jefter. ff ar Wednes con m and) Friday PIKE PLACE Friday way ports { ? : tandard white granu Port Gambie—Lodiew— Flagler $ | dusinens a et TA me aponn £ 00pm Steamer Pu ¥ ioe A atinine a Wiihard | : oe pt, Stall 6, 30m aatly Kingston, G at f 4 tnton \ 7 et | nannncere ° kB ; except Ludlow except 7 ote D : || Satury Fi ae ier, Tow Sunday . RY VICH Pai Gi —Hhusiness. Personal lite Mansvilie, — Trondade| ‘ sonmag, | MEST HAGA repaired 40) Peaple® Bank | Oo ) GAnWe PRA YX 3 iu Had | BERRY PICH Miak JEWELL-MANICURING iiley | dum Amer Hank amb tan, 6 . ~~ |25—-Spiritual Med Sener a tate 7 re : —-Spiritua ediums a1] a ' or Rk Mabie, WITH CREEK and 300 each: he C | | 7 YPTIA ella 13-74 ne ; | ft ° wr Gambie—Ludiow | : : a, ' urd; large living “TV oiam Ste. Potlatch, for! 2 4tam| | WaANTH ‘ LYRIC THHA:| ne | si Prive § ; daily |Ludlow, Port Gamble, dally tre, 204 al ave. Friday en o except (**Mangor and alll except | POLLARD AIPA READ ADDN | Hh 1 NS BLE 9 Second Ave Runday |pointa on Hood Canal! Monday ?2—-Female Situation amma ills 7 sove | 8 &, WY OWNER «0 ActKS Maxwelton and Austin iit A j i wit| 74 t t nk partly 4 va Voeam Kir, Potlatch for! a 66pm F . sekeepe enemion| & ’ MC F Gully (Maxwelton and bAus-! dally t aio he rir ar , : ne Areas except tin Str. Bellingham! axcept : ' , a Munday or, Walaleate leaves! Monday ‘ f fucces sta ConNeR | ody . ta AL MOS EN SIC rer ; ‘ -Personals | non CLIFFOKD & VAN ARSDALE, Inc red #0 ene tle | : : aces “ea tesla ee|” 6 ‘ Par 1 ‘ lude boat land get ty $ . » aut Kaha | ‘ 7 : n pire ‘ isis H bie ‘ . 1 | : ann oation over; NO BETTER AT ANY PRICE 5 bat he : Pike at ACKES, ALL FOR sins F } ne : . ‘Dm nl * genuine ay ae #10 CASH AND 83 MONTHEY fii iw RHAL SNAP ; WESTLAKE | the acdua eat reisel 4} : PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION Co t matrimony vonnibie lad phone Kindly give Address H-3b, Star, Mine. Pike and Pine all 40 all bulk Hide |the war, a revision was necessary |to make rates from the East to the Pacific coast and intermediate points equal Under the decision the rates to the Coast must be raised or the in land rates lowered _ FREE IDA HADLEY MUSKOGEE, Okla, June 28. Mrs. Ida Hadley, who killed Sheriff Jake Giles of Beaumont, Tex.. is free of a charge of murder here to- day because a jury found her - sane. Her husband, Paul Hadley, was found guilty and sentenced to life imprisonment. Mrs. Hadley shot Giles on a train when he was taking Hadley to Texas from Kan- sas City. GO AHEAD, DEAL EL PASO TOO HOT FOR = *CLEO HAS NOSE E RING] x I | CLEO MAYFIELD Fifth ave. now sees Cleo May- field and her nose ring; formerly she bad only enough nerve to wear it on the stage. It's a bejeweled affair and fits like an earring. The press agent of a certain show confides in our ear that Miss Mayfield is to tour the country with his outfit, but | we've forgotten what show it is! SENATE WON'T YIELD WASHINGTON, June 28—— The senate today ordered its conferees on the military draft resolution not to recede from their position of refusing pay te the dependent families of Na- tional Guardsmen drafted inte Mexican service. SHE WAS HIS VALET Nearly always, Harry M. Morgan stays out till after midnight, and once, when his wife took him to task, told her he married only to have some one to hang up his clothes, according to Mrs. Maria L. Morgan’s complaint for a divorce filed Wednesday VOTE $27,536,000 WASHINGTON, ne 28— The sum of $27,536,.00 was ap- propriated today by the house in an urgent deficiency bill, to cover army and navy expendi- tures in connection with the Mexican expedition. HOLD LAST MEETING The Order of the Star in t Kast will hold its last meeting be fore vacation Wednesday night at 8 p. m. in Theosophical hall, 5000 Arcade building. Mrs. J. M. Lang will lecture ITALIAN TRYING VERY HARD To TEeCu SOMETHING IN NGUSH. ‘si Feu wei, I CAN! 62 SoS WHat YOuU'VG GOT ON THIS ow, THEN |