The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 27, 1916, Page 8

JUST A MOMENT, THERES THE TELEPHONE, ONE TWO = THREE - FOUR~ Five C SIt~ SEVEN — { — YES, MR DUFF, We Ve Bren RUNNING THIS HOTEL Nigh ONTO FIFTEEN NBARS NOW- iT KEEPS ME A HUMPING AROUND HERE WANT To TELL You YES, | EXPECT IT DOES ee 21 fF FRICKE OF PLUMBIS EAM | AREY ie We Y MAILING a PHONE | §—Autos for Sale TTT TET AARARIAS . me ter list of positions, Pronk fe va | 2 oun nr eater | Storage | DRY, FInEY SORAGE Wane: | WE WANT ¥ HiVPOHROME house, Central Storage », 106 White Frida ane n ea prines One cent a word per Insertion. | ARR ern nme nonin PAs ~ Bix times for the price of five. | Well Drilling and Testing n books—-One hundred lines ' Bs deaired—$5.00 Ren EL ea E AR tion ada. one-half rate. | soc} Store Fixtures and Showcases hes | a ihe VIR all kind 4 ec] « Gomoll, 1614% Third ave. near r ¥ u r" rtions for the pric of tive | Pine Sakae rai “$O per cent discount pit 9 Poe r ’ re oly naliiae’ a wees, 10 days after first Invortic® | 4—Furniture Wanted. Faas te tor | ern The Star will not be responsth ne etn tn Want Ads. after the firet De Insertion, and the placing of an ad \@ for more than one time shall be | nena construed as an acceptance of this | "2 condition by the advertiser | Advertisers must present ortatn fash receipt when calling for ‘addressed to box numbers Sale Miscellaneous ABW AND na — bor e Star, When W Ads or twa n Adare ne box numbers are taken by yy Star will replies to/ i. : v TAniES ix Wwount Ww D & A. etase, 200 Cee Lat ned wire... 1.35 x , door ar x aw ____. | Cuptoard doer. slash grain. ke XXX HEALTH RRELUL 430 NY. WIR | a pty veneer p s y os o. Divine vactice. estates, laws husband : wile 00, Oe mouldings. build anya, Wednoodays it fowns Wide hie Pridaya, § p.m. Tth, Apt. D CONSULTATION PRE LETAMS OO. hari: MAN S jawe huspand and wife U i viet ave « MISS MARIC IN a mae a sage. Berkshire Hote Second aAntieweD i TENTS, AWNINGS office 33 Practice Rurke Building. Everything in Canvas | 7 Second ave. Matn 7202. J. Webb Kitchen & © —————————e—eeereem*> 211 Univer ‘Attornevs—Patent =| PHOXOGRAPHN OUR APECIALTY | finns, (Pant one MME VIC FRED P. GORIN™ el me a JAC KMAN™ aan | essere gh —" or fen retuntet Matn 190. Free hook on patents | Sones For Mw Boor a watiest— PATENT ATTOR: | WANTED —FEVETA CRON ~~ ADAL INE I L )4 mith Ride ‘ cae, We |Otbate Game Rae gin Ida Bex arm ANADIAN RANK OF COMME sien ‘Mead office Toronte, Canada (750 tn Canada. ete.) General Dusiness. Interest allowed on vena and time deposite RET a a oh Me veland. Mer | CHEAPEST PLAC to buy or re AN 77 Pine Maio } Ing machines HOTELS AND APARTMENTS ‘e bettie Wit. fod on porehass. Meyer-Tener, Rotten Fire rd Tables. 77 ALUIARD complete outfit Bes at reduced Detoen: potian ster | Corn: supplies: easy payment Che iain, rug. deticatersen and soda fountain ‘The Mronewick-Palke-Collen- TABLES. pocket. with slerator Phones im all rome; fir te Second 43 week A = " Carventers 9—Wanted Miscellaneous On MEDIUM SIZRD RAPE | tion and to ash price. Address Chattel Loans O. Hox 1851 Tierpore. Lases from tie.ce toets.ce| WANTED To & ay aaae de quickly and confidentially on fur-| 5 font ca. teestock, ete. “rk ge Wh s_ Panos. iivestock, ete. F 4s. Sta aa THT 1804 1. ty + 2 Cloth Si 14—For Sale Boats loth Signs WALE-NEW BOAT A i Gand siGNe_ DISPLAY. | cheap Mr. Price. 519 Jefferson at . 4 roe yg tl 2 Empress Thea. | Worn ‘Propet: tre Bide Collateral Loans LAnaest Loans O: Jewelry, 2 per cent confidential. America: Main 2210 |19—Male Help Wanted Good Pay Good Hours Full Protection. Jewelry Co. ANED ON ALL ARTH ¥ fetes Br « shus The Reliable, Third ers 1 ENDEI - Green Bide. Hi io 88 | CNWEn U WKS LINDQUIST —Trainea nui Wet A) ke Pa LAB RMD 7 Wipwire— wns Wir onraphic Supplies fig ung at bile apace DEVELOPING Any sine 6 v MT oan M 7 AW Pieet Ave and Cherry Main 7191 S0c PER HOUR STRAIGHT TIME OVERTIME. Electro-Plating Tieat Caan Ti. METAL GOODS MANUFA ON SHIPS pawn tickets HOUR STRAIGHT TIME , wamerage Ce. HOUR OVERTIME $15 Joshua Green BP Hours, 2 to $ ON DOCKS } -B.. ii ic DYW WORKS—ii06 Tih ave PPI y 1100 DOWN, tide A WEEK ) buys « diamond ot watch Biaska Junk Co., 1129 First ¥ \§ Liberal credit. Remodeling 291. fet PFALO TUNK 41748 tot @ Fil 3860 ALS TONE ATS Tee ET ee Moving and Storage FoKoN TRANSFER CO. ALK dances 649 cE TRAL BLD PIANO A Ma dancing furniture moving. Auto service. Mal i fy eet 1422. nt STEVENS ay. neae Pine | SROADWAY TRANSFER CO—PIANO . ES Re hapsthotd gacde moved Bask se po You NEED Mo Pi i e “|| We will loan you money on eny ar L i a tiete niue. We can also save y Opticians. bi you m on all your needs. Spe tt irene ~sraser Paterson Co.'s, baleony cial sale on auction goods consist ar Main 2174 Ing of clothing, shoes, guns, trunks sult cases, watch weiry, musica Trini MAT ‘ loci struments, " Jot at ; Phrenglogists ; Hi c Ladies tree. he MADAM KIRL i » ' 5 Vint Apt R a ‘The Wonderful ave, corner “Wash. k AKER IN AT 1, AT THEYRE | * EGYPTIAN done 10 cente @ roll, Jacobs, P.-1 | ‘i PHRENOLOGIST betes Reads your head just SAL MOLER BARHOK #1007 Eb COClaT YY — Meet it Indicates from 225 Occidental Ave. Ings Thursday evenings, 719 Pine at erade to grave, he barber trade thoroughly; | Phone Main 1900 what besiness. you eure positions; wages while learning. | FO DANCE Tie WepropnoMe 7 fare adapted for. tal = f the plea 1 Attend q when and whom ee OEN 4 Khaki Ba you will marry, set i aN ten and exp love affairs and fam ee eee Ce a¥ heat On PORITIVELY ily troubles, reunites the separated, ete tr , , Explains permanent health rules. | KAVA 42.00 WAT re a Satisfaction guaranteed or no chares ig¥ by URINE UPSTAIR My mucceentul remedy, xe one in trouble turned away, muney racie .M $25 suite 4 over SEOTRALER ORKE Creeh no money. Permanently located at| coats for #1 ' s Upstairs ae Siemon a Shop. 9 fave rr be, DRERSMARET Z H¥THD EGYPTIAN | §i.00 VALUE Rovsie FOR 9306 S. © openie 6 Der u CLAIRVOYANT and) Lundquist-1 upstairs thes shop. OMPLETE breakfast Wiihard Medium, gives ad- Gre 4th and Pike. Cafe, Beventh and Union. vice beg DER ThA bee DINNER, appetizing dishes, Wiihard ) Occidenta Cafe, Seventh and Unton : ‘ trade paid; | RAV GiTF F706 Hate 1008 int ave. ‘f your future ~ Sere. TUB BATHS, M 4 or wife; te i ie aie: | MASS AC aE bed en i. 1 and Khak!| o¢tica - ‘ is if viTtP LAURA SUl BARRAGE : Z ph ed B 1 ffice Ho. wba a fot ' be Physicians and Surgeons 20—Male Situations Wanted iy Die. Dalton «2 MURPUY—ARIN OT 7 ft F eanes only, Sulte 208 Liberty Bidg n 4 tr " . Third and Union 1 WwW “ wees DK KATHRYN HARRIGON—901 BIxTH | iE yayi ARTIOT Db TRADE Hiviote 67635, Star Want Ads cover the entire |‘ nak nabenns Wed sR Ada OES, Gesires early marriage, Address ¥-41, Be. Browi, vecial diseases, 605 Learyiua. | Northwest, | Bier. .; <4 ~ BIGHT -LETS SEE, FIGHT RWGS : IS MRS, PERKINS, UP ON THE HILL Lo I'LL See You AGAIN, WHEN 23—-Personals 41. ACREAGE FOR SALE ie WENCH iC WILHARD | @ o [ F w AW Bt = ' : MATHIM SPLENDID IMPROVED WANE " | ¢ 7 i a ” g HOUSH, ORCHARD, KUNNING waren WH PAY Caan Pon Puy ie AN own Attractive 4 24—-Business Personal benses; ‘Youngs or aiae JEW ” oni iw stock a a i +, 25—-Spiritual Mediums EGYPT PHRI NO! ie Droe Co YANY AND ow FRY HET TER ns na Tait IAN LOGIST TORIA oloater setentific Pat viten A what AND = For Rent Furnished Room 31—Housekecping Rooms vo MODERN RAwA a . ri i GROCERY BARGAIN -Business Chances EKER Minth? Stath station clatevewant sweetheart. | w aging free oa m, to vor PIN TWO 00 STORI mv Ny ” PA REID & CO. York Mock AFFORD THIS YOU CAN'T MISS TO { fine loca 4 Only 9406 J. BELL &@ CO. 225 Globe Mik e =| Main 2482. , rein on sO att) AT ANY . Fe AND $5 MONTHLY > FARM CO.. 605 Ord Av Ida Bee Farm. Wash ACKES CLIVTORD & Mel WICH FAL ATI UM opal WU aeea t good trade and $800 for all. Rent $ responsible pa Main 8452. HELL, & CO. Globe Aik : SACRIFICE | ROO ty | I MIN HOl Near Cowan park, $275; 60%100-foot . 100 feet from paving B ARGAIN wher paid $500 cash for this property 12, reome at:| two years ago, Now forced to get cash ASSIUS M. PETTY ‘ 4 Ave Main 1482, RELL A a aptove ik, |? C07 teeny eatatioces dare) ears ‘ Ie M A RAD ADAIR DDI DDD ‘ - ne | 44 Houses for Sale rooma and Tur ' aan AWMILL FOR SALI" YOU Wa | 4 bargain, look thie up. . ne W. M. Brown, Oak Harbor @ Q / ) G 1 OO t =| Modern bungalow ro oe 38—Real Estate Wanted ment foundation; full baee. | WANTED—SMALE HOMME, NATO GAT ment: house insured for $600 not over $ in exchange for 26 wraded street; coment sidewalk: | county, and $200 cash, Owner, 444 atively Rainier ave a ~Waterfront Property m ) : (al WATER FRONT beachs A sol x Tw = Sanaa a ry There are many bargains in AASEN & SEXTON ©O. real estate to be found in Star 1810 First Ave, Billott 6347, Want Ads. You'Re NOT 50 PARDON ME A MomeNT ~ | JUST WANT To HEAR. WHAT SHE'S kim? ABouT mE epi de oh By Allman|PICK LE KING TELLS STAR HIS LIFE RULE; MAKESADDRESS HERE Ss ——\— a. §, 10 per cre! im home made pork sausage sugar cured bacon, choles ib } CORNER young but, 1 Rial 14 Me and 26 er perch, 186 mackerel, 26 | MOTOR FEES BUILD ROAD er mind when you see a mo. | torist rn up” the road pays his share for it |. Last year, out of $18,245,713 co lected by all the states in the Ur ton automobile registrati fe more than $16,000,000 was spent | construct, Improve and the public highways, The money was collected from persons who owned 2,445,664 motor vehicles According to the federal ¢ ne | $7.46, | | | East jth | wire t of agriculture more autos were registered last year n «the year before, and tl s took in an additional $3,8 760 for them The money may be spent a rectly by the state or thru th nWway de ment, or may be ed among t ounties, Any 90 per cent | improvement The average registration fee is ranging from 50 cents in| Minnesota co $18.10 in Vermont. | Many states use a large part of | the fines collected from automo: bile owners for road construction New York state led t year, in registering vehicles, Tit nois was cond, with — 180,82 California third, with 163,7 Pennsylvania fourth, with 160, In the collection of gross revenues, how © California led, wito $2,027,482. New York was second, with $1,991,181, and Pennsylvania third, with $1,665,276. British Have Warm Time Twixt Bullets and Germans’ Bees LONDON, July 1—(Ry Maila How the German colonial forces {n Africa enlisted bees to fight British is told in an account arrived here today from Natal The natives in Hast Africa make beehives of hollow logs, which they place in the trees. The Germans gathered large quantities of these | hives and attached them upright to a wire in the long grass, was iso attached a To the device which ratsed a white flag when anything came {n contact with it A party of Britishers had the misfortune to stumble over the wire and dozens of beehives came crashing to the ground simul taneously with the appearance of th whit i} An hting-ma hee Ger machine g bullets wer oon working toget! er against the British. The ac count is without further detail ox cept to say that the British had a hot time, ie jand over « cans|hip.” he went on. {little ginger ale and mix their own BY CORNELIA GLASS To do & common thing uncom monly well brings success hat is what H. J. Heinz, presi dent and founder of the H. J. Heinz Co., largest manufacturers of food rodu n the world, thinks 1 know that he does, because I met him today at the Hotel Wash Jington, where he is spending a few |days, and he told me #0 I think Ih wampled every one of Heing’s “67 vartet and I was lvery interested in meeting their | sponsor Smiles All Over Face He stands about five feqysix. His face is perfectly round, and there jare smiles all over ft, on bis lips, in |the soft Hnew about them, and in depths of his gray eyes, The head is smooth and shiny ch ear there is a fluff of of his white hatr. When he greets one, it is with the old-fashioned courtesy of the last generation, He seems to have time to bow low and fo say all the pretty tha gentleman, to be @ nan, used to have to say Booms Good Citizenehip Just now the t in his interest is the Sunday School association He has been the president of the Pennsylvania branch nine years. He Is the suc a things genth cessor in the office of John Wana-| 1913 he has been World's Sunday He wae elected to that office in a convention fn Zurich, Switzerland, and is now pl nning actively for the next con- Sine an of th »1 association i nai thing that is upper-| ention, which will be held in Tokyo © t the close of the war 1 asked him why he chore t Sunday school to benefit from his time and efforts “| will tell you the re am going to give men this afternoon,” son that I isiness The Seattle | d he « best investment, considering time and means employed, | bave ever made in my life, is my investment Sun for for the boy» and girls thru the day school, It is an investmen good citizenship—that 1s wh Does Business by Wire His interest isn’t all expended on the Sunday schoo! While I was talking with him { pa me thru the room with af@ egram, As he handed it to Heial I noticed that it was six pages. Heinz read it thru Exeuse me a moment, please? he aid hie Is a business mat ter from the factory, and I will have to answer {t at one He is on a vacation trip. He has spent 10 days in the Canadian | Rockies, and Friday he leaves for California, whence he will go to his home tn Pittsburg His Rule of Life 1 asked him if he had a rule of living. It was a decidedly personal thing to ask him and I apologized. He laughed throatily “That 1s quite all right,” he assur- e4 me. “I have one that I have ways used, and you are very weld It is: ‘Make all yo save all you can pru and give all you can wit come to it can honertly dently _ MAYOR SAYS “| SOFT DRINK PLACES NE HE’ LL SMAS The next “big push” of the city dry squad will be directed against booze selling soft drink artiste. This is the plan of Mayor Gill, Chief Beckingham and Sergt. Putnam. It’s to be a ripping, tearing smashing drive, in which wrecking crews will figure. "| know, and nearly everybody else knows,” said Mayor Gill Thurs- day, “that there are a lot of these jro-called soft drink places selling | ens | booze. Stall 66.) “They probably haven't sold famous \aundry powder fF nearly as much booze as the crook: od druggists, harder to get them. Will Start Smashing “I have concluded that the best way to get rid of them is to smash up their places and let ‘em try to |collect damages “A lot of fellows go into soft |drink bars, and into soft drink cab- jarets, and carry booze on their “They order a high balls. “We are waiting for the council to hurry up and pass the ordinance which will make ft an offense to do this “Iwells it g_DESP He |the Russian drive into maintain | onward. part-|sistance of the | “T want to get the fellow who buys it as well as the fellow who} these birds who are carrying the} stuff on the hip and mixing their | own “The new ordinance will give us the power to do that. Evidence Disappears “We have found that {t's almost RUSSIANS GAIN ITE RAINS PETROGRAD, July northern Ga Meta, Russian forces are battling against the elements well as against the Teutons, but are forcing | Brody is harrassed on two sides by a Russian battering ram, which {s gradually crushing the re. Austrians On the extreme north Gen. Kuro patkin's forces are successfully re- pulsing furious assaults by Gen. Von Hindenburg, inflicting heavy loss: on the Teutonic columns. ‘ograd is expecting further the army of the Caucasus Grand Duke Nicholas the official reports gains by under the On Monday s to highways| waced the grand duke at a point (Sheriffs for Alpine, Tex. 15 miles distant from Erzingan. On| Tuesday the war office announced | capture of the town, Since Erzingan’s capture deprives the Turks of any base nearer than Sivas, 130 miles further west, a rapid retirement nearly to this point} |may be expected. but it has been a lot/ 1 want to be able to stic | Heavy | rains are impeding the progress of | we go after these soft drink places. | They usually keep the whisky in a \pitcher back of the bar. “AS soon we start anything jthey dump the pitcher in the sink. |. “The water is usually running. A jlot of good evidence goes down the ipipes before we can get it. | “But after a few of them see how ry dry squad is handling the ax, may stop some of these soft drink saloon violation: Dozens of former saloons are be- | ing used for soft drink bars, and several cafes, with cabaret enter- tafnments, are running on the soft drink enn ‘NAB TAILOR TRYING TO SEE PRESIE WASHINGTO! , July 27.—Stev Fervorbauer, a tallor of n City, Mo., was arrested in fron # the White House when he atte’ 2 ed to gain an audience with Pi He claimed to hay suffered persecution in Kansas City. He was taken to a hospital for examinotioe. ‘TULLY IS ARRESTED | NEW YORK, July —Richard Wilson Tully, magazine ‘writer and playwright, best known for his “Bird of Paradise” and “Omar, the Tent Maker,” denied that he was disorderly in his conduct at th Women’s Night court at Jefferson Market last night. Tully, who was arrested on com plaint of a doorkeeper at the jcourt, stated he was refused ad- mittance and merely protested be cause he could seé no reason why he should Bot: viet | the | court. | Sell Lumber Like Ribbons These Days dent Wilson. | CHICAGO, July Along with fancy ribbons, women's silk hg Jandysport shirts, lumber can ni jbe bought over the counter at partment stores, it was discovere here today. It can be bought by the yard, jodd lengths can be secured in the | bazeate oasement, and various | kinds of fancy grains are carried for the more particular lumber cus- | tomers. SLAYER DREADS ORDEAL EL PASO, July 27.—Seemingly dreading to return to the scene of his shooting of Lieut. Col, Butler and Mrs. Spannell, Harry J, Span- nell left El Paso secretly at mid- } night in charge of armed deputy He w | scheduled to have a hearing toda: Spannell Jooked pale and worn jon leaving the local county Jail. Wheat crop of the United States is one-fifth that of the world, Texas is seventh state in wealth, Vriest in size, fifth in population. By J. W. Pegler United Presa Staff Correapondent LONDON, July 3 (By Mail) An rl isn’t bad sort of scout, at Joseph Eichwald, a San Fran- cisco toba salesman, called the Karl of Limerick “Karl,” invited him to “have a little something” and got away with it, while aston: ished Britishers gaped maze, ment Further than that, he taught the Earl to shoot craps and learned from him an equally fascinating the dice, it happened aboard the Amer- British pastime with fean liner St, Louis, from New York to Liverpool Hichwald, long on conviviality but short on formal English etiquette, apled His Grace seated at a green-covered table in the moking om, Two friends were with him. "ld Hke to k the Karl to a drink confided to his ling companions Well, why don’t you?” asked one of them, Hichwald did SAN FRANCISCAN ROLLS BONES WITH REAL EAR “Hey, Earl,” he called across | the room, “have a drink?” | The Earl would, when he recov- ered from the momentary shock, and moved over to the Ameri- | can’s table to have it Richwald’s — companions, an | Australian and an American from St. Louis, started shooting craps They talked to the dice | His Grace leaned over the ta- le, watching the bones {ntently, | trying to “make” the game. | Erchwald explained. Then the Earl took the bones and the quartet shot an imagt- native game in this method, with 60,000 pounds at stake on each turn. No, indeed; an Bar! isn't a bad sort at all. He is a little, round man, with a partly exposed pate, a sorrel, close-cropped beard and & mustache, and an inborn aver- sion to the poetical metre bear- ing the name of his line. Limericks, he said, were not invented by him, tho wherey he visits he is called upon to ta his ingenuity to devise jingles about people whose names sim- ply are not rhyme-able, LTE MF RAT