The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 4, 1916, Page 6

STAR--TUESDAY, JULY 4, 1916. PAGE 6. Classified Business Directory A Married Man's Troubles PLL PUT tT ON | WANTED To KNow DO You Like IT Tom ¢ ALL RIGHT, TOM, ’LL KeeP THIS One — AND Show (tT To BEFORE | Saio | JF YOu DON’T I'LL EXCHANGE THEY HAD ANOTHER PRETTY ONE FOR \You, Tom [rae LIKED IT-$ Seis |] IT FOR A DIFFERENT ONE i $68 BUT THIS ONE WAS ONLY $55 - (— ZIT 1 Dont KNOW JUST WHAT ) SETTING \ [Pr |’ 1 WANT To SAY, - =, IT COST BUT | THINK SHE | OFF EASY J THAT 1S A PEACH- SAD ESE — : DON’T You DARE EX~- CHANGE IT- THAT'S THE. ONE FOR You we [You saip THAT parame) MAYBE | SUIT WAS ONLY FIVE MISUNDERSTooD DOLLARS AND NOW | | HER. ee FIND ou IT'S FIFTY | y ¢ FIVE DOLLARS HL. Attorneys-at-Law | Junk | Roser Rs Aa i iat ave Re Witter General practice Ba wife: consultation f t BUFFALO UUNRAT te a wi EOF BOHR 1h Downs Vile. foe ona Bye CONSULTATION Fret ‘ den laws hue EAtAnLieneo Moving and Storage wi ARE AUTO DELIVERY-WA ed Attorneys—Patent FRED P. GORIN THUS TET | Phrenqlogists MADAM KIRL WHE CANADIAN WAN OP ' The Wondert EGYPTIAN =—Mead office brane? " PHRENOLOGIST Reade your head just wavings and tim an it indicates from tile, Reranch Baer Tables WILLIARD TABLES ither Wilson Nor Hughes Will Be Our Next President; ? a 25—8; \o ° 2 Female Help Wanted — ae ae |* MANAGES CAMPAIGN TWO KILLED IN N . > with | \ GYP | a OF CHAS. E. HUGHES teal’ Ballard 260% Bs naret yea bere tobert Lansing Is the Man 22—Female Situation attalrs, ta atte : _ — a wy WOMA iti ta * , VIRGINIA, M July 4.—A pec BY FREDERICK M. KERBY til the disability of the presi. ‘ * " | ond appeal » hed to Gov.| WASHINGTON, July 4.—Who is) dent or vice president for, wides mpaie wan and hape | Burnquist toda affic to be the next president of the moved or a president is elect- Firet ant 4 ai 7 ah troops to protect the lives of “non. | United Sta ed.” Hotel Phone Biliott 1458 | : s are ® somata the killing of The‘NEXT president, it can be) This act also names the remain- TED —AMATEURM LYRIC THRA at tweky | Sgr rcore a teamater | Stated absolute will NOT be der of the order of succession, as ee, Seisentel Sea. Sree ‘ ase . $ at 6 0% ‘ ght at Biwabik.|elther Woodrow Wilson or Charles Plumbing SPANGENBERG | ry ' ; : - . ; we ‘ z E. Hughes | cer pice 1409 4th, het « “ * rhe lames Myron and Edward Schu-|™ AUGhee ts i tervene o } mann. 18! BLADE | nee i A Ke ight to search a See iF LOANS Sr Grinds Kverything J ex MIs FAs ' the hi Maesonovich for een now and March 4 7, the . 2 per cent : Manes Keys | PALMINT me wilt adviee bys governor's NEXT president of the United Bonfidential Amer * : F ike Wistike AGH-| affairs the e pe nation siacsonavich » States will be Robert Lanving, now BN LOANED ON ALT rier t , mannan | M member of the I. W. W., and a ag ay of stat ee a Gat value The Reliadie, 96 i W HARRISON 301 BINTIT j ’ “ triking miner, With others is the ir. Lansing will become the NAA rh ' Fo x it led by his wife, closed the | President, not by the votes of the ij is and Supplies Town, testa! diseases, 408 Leary Iw . * i 4 resisted. Myron was shot | People, but by virtue of a law pass a oti Ghneia ‘ -_ wresee | SOs yp RR Send ta bie taeks ed in 1886, and he will be PRESI ie = en aoe | + splint DENT FOR EXACTLY ONE AND HRY. FIREPROOF #TORA yy thy = ONE-HALF DAYS! house Central Storage Co. Ride PRACTICAL SN NG WEARON ABLE | un trine eitee It happens that the 4th of March, | | WILLIAM R WILLCOX PLAN CAMPAIGN 1 which is the day fixed for a | Willeox new president to be inaugurated, Mare 7181. | An~| Queen Anne i i You + wom : oo ’ | | Well Drilling and Testing [einer tor homestead at Wen | : is the new chairman of . at to be tn a ee Seaneon © Weed 500 Pine wi Main W¥I) | anout July 10, wourd tke tom ° the republican national com . falls on Sunda ‘or this reason Si MARTON Ee | RAR ARR rt coe res } sepanl ; 99 \ tne s : ‘ 2 . _.. Store Fixtures and Showcases! ... . tdect’ tnstrmnony Jand will lead the camp ts the inauguration ceremou! . wi bargains can be | SHOW CANES AND STORM PINTU NES, ’ Hox 93, & . Market Charies BE. Hughes Willeov tn a not take place until Monday, March | in The Star's Acreage Col new and d-hand, all kinds = & MME. VICTORIA € EK. Hughes Willeox ts a 5, at noon. The term of Woodrow ‘ a ate se Cot ward | 18164 Third ave, near| HACHELON, 2 WANCHMA ui 5 . and ut $13 chairman of Wilson expires at noon March 4 ROBERT LANSING nt | means bed badite, would ithe -neh szengpcn mus Monga put service corporation of ne almed to influence the Consequently the United States | young widow, @ 4 York council against jitney service were Will be without a president for 24 follows: The secretary of war, at PHONE | 15—- Lost and Found li launched Monday night at a meeting hours, until noon Monday, the 5th/torney general, postmaster general, = ren LOST RAVINGS BARS HOOK NG VT | of the Denny-Blaine District Im-) of March secretary of the navy and secretary _~ | Finder return to Dexter Morton Trust| 4 = ea ° provement clut | But the presidential succes- of the interior. * and nes B sion act of 1886, passed during | Secretary Lansing will therefore | . A A Roulllon reported g 7 WANT AD RATES LoMboW.<ctee Meccein: | Ihow the + Kloctric companys, the 49th congress, provides that be the acting president between the ———__— .| 17—Salesmen Wanted f st Weanen " tan water board for the city | \income had been lessened by jitney| “if case of the removal, death, [time the term of Woodrow Wilson | SALESMEN WANTED PON The HELP a a taal canines. that and ‘recom resignation or inability of both (expires and the time of the inaug- cant = word per Insertion. | | S-Phone; simost every telephone user sie | aba y etvesta is ey ere the Steere the president and vice presi- uration of a new president—wheth- 1 price of five © one: selie for no per CLATRVOY- ° not be apri 4 e fitne cate * m books me hundred lines } cont. Send f i 2] Db; * “ aude this summer on account of the | |tives of other clubs stepped up and| det then the cretary of er the new president be Wilson or Baker F « af th. Wash. , <i oak erate wast rialation _State shall act as president un. ome other person Notices .. cy Har tm Re HE LIVERPOOL.—Over 800 men Then R. R. Fox, president of the ene | Pranstent—Charge Advertis! |19--Male “Help Wanted gg! dame iat at employed on government work || Denny-Blaine club, outlined the plan ‘ “ se} i ve to meet young jady. =*| 26—For Rent Furnished here were discharged en masse (to bave a “transportation commit ees price of five LOGGERS, LOOK! |i fea'be it Eb HOME YOR RENT POR| | and replaced by invalided sol- | |tee.” with representatives from im ’ cent discount if bill is paid . * provement clubs, meet at the Cham-| ? 4 Derby was fined $5 for allow. || The committee is to consider ’ ing a bright light to shine from | | transportation problems, “with the his study window at midnight, | | {dea of taking them up with the city DRY TO WN ERE LONG || thus violating the anti-Zeppelin | | council.” darkness law In 16 days after first insertion. | During your Fourth of July lay-off you ads received up to 11:30 a m.| whould Investigate my proposition. ft Insertion same day. | am bathding little houses on my 29-ecre Btar will not be responsible for) tracts in Skagit county and sailing fn Want Ads. after the first| them to the experienced logger on insertion. and the placing of an ad terme like rent. You can here work tn More than one time shall be| our logging camps and live at home Tued as an acceptance of em | with your family and de .\{|27—For Rent Unfurnished See easing) See Ste S oees : pore *fanea, grand. view of bay, 96.60 per | ° DAWSON, Y. T., July 4 the question to a referendum early Ts muat money and me mo " | 7 P | oe | im the camp ch ———— —e TO PENALIZE THOSE Dawson, capital of Yukon terri- | ents summer. cash receipt when calling for | MHA LINDQUIST—Trained nurse Weer | reaned to by Ww. PETE a % WANEMENT WA apebtions wh tory—once the wildest, woolll. | Those who have canvassed the pea ees ee: ana adqucenewary Seanad GET Ble ORDERS CARELESS IN FIRES it town | the continent of field find no opposition, not even sie materity hom! | North America—probably will |among saloonkeepers, some of les calling for sam ponsibility a Apt ¢ Arende Hotel, 1314 # 29—Unfurnished Apartments m : + suai be added to the list of “dry’ |whom are even placing the inter- Wh PAY cas niture. 711 Pine wt | Tit MODEE A i> NEW YORK iy 4~Te inborn agers oe bus —— towns this summer. ests of the empire before their own. Phone Mal room “s United States Steel corporation has| ness or epi ae te Gucha te cae A referendum vote on the In the first wild rush to the per ein Acti organ tog nr ae nfilled orders for 10,000,000 tons the city the costs of fighting such| Proposition probably will be |Northern Eldorado, thousands of Lacy ! Sino vee ent® | 30—Furnished Rooms of materials, Kabert Gary said yee-|tree” a nl Sor aa i ae jrugged pioneers dragged their ot 7 arin Hib Joshua Green Bide. Moura. 2 to §|98 MONTH BLY FURNIANED | torday man Hanna, chairman of| Economists assert that every” | 1) ding feet and pack-burdened Barnett, are tascy Whyborn and he MASSA ST HATFHA WANT. | _wetking distance 1706 Minor ave” blic safety committee, intro-| human race and tribe—from |sroulders across the and theel e 1, Mra. Lacy Whyborn and Alice SSAGI ares sehr : = = —" , 0 . he Coas' Bernett. Mrs. Lucy Whydorn and Alice fe 2164 Pine, of ONE KOOM APARTMENTS WwiTt | 41. ACREAGE FOR SALE a bill in council Monday aft-| the laughing Hottontat in dark- | aon trans of Whitehorse rapids mont Undertaking five 31, Orem Sets J AR ne | OVERLOOKING FINE LAKE |€TnOON, containing those provinions.| eet Africa to the furciad Eski- | inoue thought of fear. MISS MARION~*A7 MA i a very fine lend +] It wan recommende a special| mo in the Arctic—nas been af- They found gold by the hatful 31—Housekecping Rooms Mar. fected by the European war. committee composed of Fi + Mote when they got to Dawson, and in s « ROR FRONT. FURNISHED shal Bringhurst, Assistant Building sons af Waal dee a ook the excitement it was nothing for a KAVANAUGWS 0100 bate = Wo pas light; be Superintendent Hooker and FT " i . , |man to spend $5,000 or $10,000 § be inne al ORCL Rradley, secretary of the Build tor Sell ete wou = hee rcp ble to make ("ight treating friends to a good Dawson—a town that was fam. | ‘me ed for its gold and its alcoholic Fortunes came and went ina few | SEWERS FOR ALKI excitements—a prohibition set- |hOurs in those “ounce-for-ounce” | tlement? days, when an ounce of gold was —_— It is asserted by the advocates| Paid for a pound of sugar. Health Commissioner MeBride|of prohibition at Dawson—and In those days it was against the © haw recommended the laying of there is practically no denial—that|'@¥ to bring whisky into the te: sewers to serve the entire Alki ave.| Dawson spends more money for| try, altho by an apparent anomaly thought it poss FOX TROT WODERS | Managers’ and Owners’ associatior A Bab pt Mapas 43—LOT FOR SALE Martin Jones, I1lp we WHO HAR MONT ‘ , Ag) “gh yy Aig he ire a diamsena or waten, |41. ACREAGE FOR SALE| *'"4 _ 8—For Sale Miscellaneous 4 money PETER MICHARL «ina. | + eral cred lomodatin BASH AND D « t LITTLE FARM, #750 FART OF DE y HOMESTEAD oT TROUBLE. wave district, from Atlantic st, to 55th | liquor than it gives to aid England|0@e might sell it after getting it bie ‘and money by calling + Me Witt oot! 5.09 acres off thie nall he ave. 8 W. Resolutions providing| in the war. _— ‘ ig ed Saget ngton. Phon a t Cabins MY RE ATOR P iVELY : ye Penn fetes Das ’ a for such improvement were intro-| The appeal for prohibition is be-| Those who couldn't bring it down expecting to build. Write quarante Broadway 3 gi ara, fine we wate duced tn the council Monday after-|ing m jong patriotic lines, and|the river in coal off cans made a P ms iS GET ACQUAINTED BOCIRTT,” moet 5 t atrawber as noon. ‘the legislators promise to submit) fair imitation of the genuine article, ines y evenings, 110 Pine a berries, currents and gooseber- ound esos on ig as “hooch.” | Soe MERCHANT® lunch. Wilhard Gal n FES SORE rnnnrnnrrnnn FRE Jim” made and spent a MODERN BARBER | Seventh end Union : 3, 109 Main St WidOW, @, CONSIDERABLE MEBANE So, too, did Charley Anderson, 45—Farm Lands for Sale. “ tes Martie’ sradee wagee.pais;| wiones te, ® who came to town with less than idee ie. au HATES cut in twe.| man. object. matrimony A Farm Close to Work $1,000 and was “rolled” for it the mew} onemnen, Sxbus-0 “6 on lt-8 aE WAR KW ite a | Theat ie one way t © good. Get a | first night inside finish, mouldings, build DENVER D ORE Tih ave ets eo Be ose te 5 | 4 ere hard | Good Pay. | GOOD LOOKING | wert nen 8 os fe ay You'Re GETTING a | The “rollers” slipped a deed to a : *O. 8. WILLIAMS CO heed Mente [Pia iakes: Geecadat commoantons “Ouseal ais te Seon aN DIVORCE AND |mining claim on Eldorado creek in el Mein 1647. 1943 First_ Ave. 8.| ror, peotctior baie Address Mead Washingt eas NGAGED TO MARRY to Anderson's pocket as an alibi, | care te 5 co wern| | 4R@ Ci i" 7 9 | | REGISTERED MIDWIFE —w : t The claim produced nearly $2, TENTS, AWNID | Ml MMe WT een, 7016 18th NW. Pho a t “ A THIRD WOMAN ¢ 000,000, but Anderson spent t of Fverything tn Canvas | j | EPE Nie IN | 3267 ahd Aakapielsea} 00, . pent mos’ WWIGK CNUICW U | ; + 3 lessons mr TESTERS IY Columbia st | 4 it before he left the territory, and J Wedd Kitchen & Co. Ln. when last heard of, a few years - rary. | MDAMEM@ | private 51—Public Notices ago, Was working in a sawmill, ‘We trade, buy. rent OK; Few who knew Dawson in its hal- iis etl Becore achanae | wa NT ED young lady sects ane cyon days would believe that it ever CLEARING HOUSE | WU U be | STEVENS — 182 Fourth could become a dry town. ‘ For Music ments | 0c PER HOUR STRAIGHT Time | SVENS Av., neor Pine ver sa r ' Northern papers, however, are | Tbe PER HOUR OVERTIME. ' [FERN JACKMAN — MAssAC evenings ve. # jconfident that prohibition will car. $2.50 $2.50 | On tres 4 Pins, room 111, Hotel curd IMPROVED, NO WUITDINGS ae 40¢ PER HOUR STRAIGHT TIME |(Anife—DONT WORRY Wil i acres fine, level, alder land: @ acres awson has become another pawn BYEGLASSES, SPECTACLES, FITTED) 60 pick HOUR OVERTIME | “tayed or irregular, use Lady Misia 1m. y : ve Mocgens tt jin the game of war. ON DOCKS peria mall, $1 per box —- vege age! ane double $1.60 ry box oe iD frors, vallfuen atat PMS APPL Vv guaranteed. Crown Agency, 1421 sixth | (O4P: '¢ mile from railroad , | = Oe eens] See eee CLAIMS MEN FORCED , BAG GENTE AL | or hed = Malled free he a * sH00 CASH eaning ite f | am-| ~ J GIN U UA T y ught, 10 to 26 lee. AASEN & SEXTON 4 to aut | BLOG aranteed. 604-606 Pan so} A ' ‘ f sal sn | Ip acti fh OL. IN AT 1 AT 6 THEYRE D. H. Beaty and Jack Stanley are wecaud-iana ~vangea | 2, ALU rounets for W900. Landa: ree Oe cee re f aaa. I in jail on an open charge Tuesday, jecond-hand ranges |” Lilly upstairs clothes shop, Green 1 ‘ a stituting the 7 following their arre: io i ith and Pike. ite COMPLETE br & arrest after an al. kefawt Wilhard | Cafe, Seventh and Unton. S —_— - | WHEW PIANOS FOR RENT RENT AP-| ORIGINAL MOLER BARBER BCHOOL ae purchase. Moyer-Toner, 214 22% Occidental Ave. LADIES —My great i We teach trade thoroughiy;| Positively guarant NOW, THERE'S NO USG leged entrance into the room of For You To Resist Mrs, J, F. Russell, proprietor of the remedy, | Clothing for i Pad it a Crane | GRANGE GARDENS WE'RE GOING TO LET TH Buse P| ACR — . Bg nay permite 4 Waa i GRANGE Men ic uisch hotel, Monday night ing. machines 117 Pine. Main 1900" | _ 4p wee SW LOCATED AF | ideal for berrien, frulte, 5 en and LUNACY COMMISSION Give Mrs. Russell yelled, and her hi PRLLALALALL ALLL | CAVANAUGH 01.00 HATS. 1008 let av r a Jett ward thie ‘ Women You THE ONCE OVER IN pear HOTELS AND LLL IIIS IIL IAL ALAS | ° nels ra, and we t ad band caught the men, according to 21—F | with phot ‘ 3 and up the police APARTMENTS emale Help Wanted __| cia hoy Age ge is APT. HOTEL FAMI WITH CHILDRE EF KICK $150; 850 CASI hen, 1017 Pike st nanan | CHIEFORD & VAN ARSDALE, Ine , 4 " and 1904 First “MILLS IS PROMOTED WASHINGTON, July 4.—Brig, r r v hone or. 8 at Kem et ave. Phone Mato Monthly, $12 up. Pr 9 sand| 5 Fees, five ¥-| MESH WAGS repaires 407 Peopie® Bank i 6222. Galephones. Night and day elevator and| ;.. ation Ride . dpa yf (asad jones. Main 7440 . MIM8 JEWELL--MANICURING. iilé . ss Sultanate } i STANDARD KARP BERKY PICKER Third, office 10 wd ; | jGen. Albert L. Mille is, magaim acoaee Piet ave are write. er phos an BRSIFTED PAM. y ;}major general and five colonels “ ‘ | arn ; P BLIC MARKETS |are raised to brigadier generals in aeaMRATO HS | t ¢ ; an army reorganization act sub- NERAT ne | rome atock, ail tors ' mitted to congress by President il CORDIALLY INVITED meecen 14 allier.. wn WESTLAKE Rekeotens Barrineton its Fecond 4? week up | Wis | i iOVE 1 MGBANI i j ‘ pke, Tete . ‘ | - — 15—Lost and Found : in Ine ' f your lover : Irrigated t general fa H : ROTARY CLUBS MEET Low f on 1 wh repel la tn 1 Kantia om 1 a nk f : " f bog bs Reward offered Per loca Ait ‘ nee ar ta CINCINNATI July 4.-Seven 12) . 1 1 . “n " thousand — pe e® are expected ORT —RAVINGS PA ADAM ANK—Cinirvo: = er return to gO ah ae 9 OR ha c cae IMPROVE. | f here July 16 to attend the opening reader, paim 6 » o ments, crops, ete. $1 ms Ad " inate ne Jon Vi