The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 30, 1916, Page 6

ie We'lh HAVE OLIVIA CAN HAVES ALL THE MILLIONAIRE MR. Wei Do bag BEALX SHE WANTS To, BUT I'M NOT SIT IN “THE KITCHEN Don’? ni WHEN THEN ARE THAT GUY WILL SIT LP AND TAKE Nance WHEN HE SERS Mi Miscellaneous Chette! Loans pevote Signs 15—Lost and Found SHARPENED ARRAN eee | eTTER THAN wa Ss 17—Salesmen heeuees AAR ARAN Phrenolovists “MADAM Maing T. J. BROWN 40:3 Third Ave. Sayeed 19—Male Help Wanted OO HOTELS AND APARTMENTS STEVENS 7. LEARN LATEST STEP ) OTTO YO 4—Furniture Wanted. Sale—Miscellaneous FEMALE HELP WANTED rn $10 per week making | STAR—SATURDAY, SEPT Aw, THEN RE Going OVT ” You STEP ov To THE MACHINE T MUST Gey MY IO. + Spend 10 Cents Today—Come Out to Empire Way 2ND ADDITION you can do with the money out in rent. you can do. And in will own a home you can call * any car on Fourth ave. to Hudson st., walk two blocks west to 35th ave., one block south to 5203 35th ave. South. Mr. will show ou the David P. Eastman THIRD AVE Natural Way ton 1 We ont + patural M iT Witene ace fh WOCIETY--MEET- | r evenings 1618 Bighth MPLETE Vreaktae Withard | Cant fe Cafe. Heventh and Union Cabins MY REMNDIEN PORTTIVELT guaranteed ea * Terme sult ai! canes car MAA LINDQUINT —Tralned ures. Weet aaTw euaranteed bo4-508 diseases, Write for Kar-Ru Company, Tacoma eet) Phone Main 1900 Private r if Sadie Ma lear nic Mie elig DOROTHY WILSON@ViiRs MISS MARION—BaTHR Mai MASSAGE “Wiring Si vite DOLL’ AYNI MASKAGH ANB . Hot a P z 24 “Business Personals wt BW WANICURING. Tilt §---Spiritual Mediums MADAM HONOR , “ay valuable tn ar Db HOY MebITM. KPRCIAT 14% Pike at. Green hotel, room 4 HERE |S Your on MR. WELL TAKS THAT, | MN GOOD 25—SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS 44—Houses for Sale F. H. OUGAL, saw a wildeat running gleaming ey The cat weighed EGYPTIAN - Sienmer Sel Due, tor wan Mason ie Islande—Rellingbeam Friday Port Angeles—Neab @ TAUGHT, io TO! Fort Townsend Bay and Way 100 [Reamer Utop 40pm Tused'y Bay Thorey Satury Wien Wednes Friday Fingler eam daily except unday bop Steamer Call at Office 37—Business Chances Baggage labliity is Mmited to rel volved dally for alt te (except t L ACREAGE FOR SALE 49 LEGAL NOTICES wirn rhoUT steMAM | KOAD hens of the Apex cafe. returning nigh PUGET SOUND STEAMER. ALL LOCAL ROUTES STEAMERS LEAVE FROM COLMAN . FOOT OF MARMION STREET Port Tewnsend—Anacortes— om Fiverett—Mellingham—Anacortes— Port tip deny | 1 $100. for rickets must be purchased at ticket “THANK You JAMES” | WouLON’T THAT COME OW WELL, THAT'LL PAY FOR RELAUNDERING THIS Open from 6:20 a m, to 12:00 PUGET BOUND NAVIGATION CO, ©, Colman Dock, HOT SHOTS AT C. 0, P. LEADER BY ROBERT J. BENDER U. P. Staff Correspondent ASBURY PARK, N. J., Sept Wilson late today nd a call to the young he country to join the dem AND GET You? ar In a speech at Shadow La be delivered to 2,000 repr tives of the Young or! of Democratic clubs, th will clearly define what be | ite re the real issues of gn G. O. P. Provincial The United Press is able te i detail on what basis jent believes he should turned to office. He holds since the administration of ham LAncoin, the publican provincial. It ham speaking, believed | up America, On the the democratic nt will show, has » the house in whieh sag eh a { States is inclosed—has he Matte " the tremendous world A » Baumann, nis wife, Bankr awaiting at our re, and has get 2 cane 2g ed to properly meet that market, ie B cation, if not by Sieeet ts interrogation, the president may : A expected in hin addresses Of Be tthe ore Y wid bavk-|pext few weeks to ask the repub- etd 0 4 f')*\ lean candidate what he would go in case of bis election to change the foundations already laid for is trade. What Would Hughes Do? The president believes he has @s- a sed a policy of international intercourse, any change In whieh might prove of vital com: 1c to the future peace of the nation By implication, {f not diréetly, may be expected soon to PUBLIC MARKETS the republican nominee as to Wi changes his party would Y the foreign policy. He believes that the people | entitled to specific info from Hughes as to what the lican party would do should placed in power—what would \definite changes in the tariff; ; | would be its policy toward and what would it do with” Adamson eight-hour law? Assisted Business The attitude of the ad tion toward business has been @ne of assistance and the result precedented prosperity, the ne dent means to show, No war, bigger pay, and ed opportunities are the fore the country tow, he a it up to his change this situation. Denounces “Dit One thing is certain the president does part of the German vote wi » believes is trying to ul jhim by its activities in the. * ent elections held to date, «» | *ponse to a message of - against pro-English poll *| him by J. A. O'Leary, the American Truth society, | president sent the follo gram last night: Your telegram received. deeply mortified to have anybody like you Myispe Since you have access to loyal Americans and I have @ will ask you to convey this a sage to theme “1 LLOYD-GEORGE IS CRITICISE LONDON, Sept. ~ 30.—The PIKE PLACE—OATt mpay che’ ~ ede te | gan, today repre Lioyd-George for his state *\the United Press, and took oc fn its editorial cnticism to u more detailed and concrete aut ized exposition of allied alma, — o reject all conversation with: neutrals is a sien of. violence and j\Weakness,” said the Guardian, . “Such rhetorical ministerial exeur- steak sions may cost many lives, Lioyd- George's language appears that of BABY DROWNS SELF tec: Wwecss's Saree with him tat | IN DRAIN BARREL ‘sis s vsits voit ot trom 300, to 3,000 dead or wounded.” SOUTH END—MONDAY ak " ng beef. 16 COKNER—SATURDA WENATCHEE, Sept. 30.—While playing in the yard of his grand) LISTER WILL TALK HERE father’s fruit ranch near here, the} Governor Ernest Lister will year-old son of Mrs. Lesiie Dyson| dress the Sons of the Am fell in a f-filled water barrel and | Revolution at their regular month! lrowned Friday ing in the rooms of the G The boy and his mother have been! mercial Club, on Monday, Oetob living with the grandfather while | 2nd, at moon, on the subject? the father has been with the Ca-| Debt of Gratitude We Owe to Our nadian troops ‘Revolutionary Ancestors.” : a ae BROTHER, HAVE A DRINK! Risin 5 ecient Onn tay, Cleary Brothers when man to man; enemies when nation to natiol British Tommy is shown here, giving a wounded German pri drink from his canteen. The soldier at the right may be seen the other German prisoner support his wounded comrade,