The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 5, 1916, Page 8

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ACREAGE FOR SALE ; FINE FOLLOWS Paeband and wite, damage ciaime col: GEI EGYPTIAN sere RRCTAL : wt " coma 438 PHRENOLOGIST ‘ j H og Pi Ral hever we . re, and @ CLIFFORD & VAN ARSDALE, Ine ry END tren, Rite Natural : a he; can advise you In ‘ A ' fo tee Ib: be st00k “ii Downe Hide. TO ind Wa einen family affairs *| FARMERS GRANGE GARDENS , ‘ , Satis occa un ian husband ané wife: gen w an ft the wt 110 per ‘ an [in & raid on the Standard ho in| aeeees eee monereen ST OEN pik 4 - a8 stuffed |the heart of the maret shopping | Be Tyarke Buriding. 903 Bee den are : . “ibot| dixtriet at First ave. and Pine ast., 1308 es eos srully |} wtesde; tells ii ie wre | by police, headed by Lieut. Dol 4 taney ile you oh phit idnight Tuesd | BRED T —Patent. on f It wed to b one of the rot _ FRED P. GORIN~Pee eerdere:6a8 many every on tenest places we have had to han Tiiased or feo retuned. ¥01 thousand : “4 Y “| FACING PRISON, MAN : e,” sald Lie t. Dolph ard Rite. Mrin 299 Free took on pa IN EAE MEDICINE CO He i faxine Jame w ee OS ett . ¢ cating} Marr cases of the others, charged ote. fer an oe 32 “* RORTLAMD, OR orderly conduct, were cor fim CANADIAN BANK OF COMME Piste MAN. ¥0,0WN i . CLIFFORD & VAN ARSDALE, Inc.| fr, p Gg. Wilnon, une <-Beod office Toronto, Canada. se 5 HEX iin . ew on tf re) | " Phe tod gp Aly fe Hr are Bb He ‘ys 22, hee tn > Gener me one 5 Onan wid ae *, enemies, ehe a ata jeland, 23; Iva us banking nd ein ogc pale See “Amann a ae % ty sn isan tenah eae olson in 24; May Brown Janette —eeete heen ee Mer | BT aeGoATN r ‘© fav as eyo) 6 seree ed t0 th oe He 25; Adal rharter Evervihing tm . oad ake Petes wit sf fag” . ° ed to the ng howpt Hilhard Tables. ~ + We | 2 ase bi “w se | HKORDER. 4 UrgeOL life we PD Gia eS PRR ES FOR SALE — BIL LARD TARLES. = OMELETTE 4 FOP te fink ion A — bel ly be sav mand pocket, with ONETON A enth a nen ~ ; i) HOLLYWOOD LAND W ilnc taken to his home Neer ee esercr an in| HEE. LInDOE! sined nutes Wee WADAM #ONA x m | yenterda ket clothing "NO EIGHT- HOU R DAY FOR THIS G IRL 3 top an dere, 34 ian " : lal sia hile h ife fainted from Bree. delicatovee ; F WEPTAVING TAUGHT, 10 FO ‘o ir hast. prewent and tom eared | ety rigid ome WORKS LONG HOU fen en NE W “LU MBE R CHEAP | iterates Ad Ek afd = “elud fhicers and’ fled 5 aR Re * Lumber ( ADIES-—My great. successful remedy, | Pike ‘ He was rly today. Short: | Frevele Sup) lies = me a Ragen positively guaranteed, Madam Crane Lea i AND PRIDAY DUNO aft the jail, Wilson | P a av t . Mace 5 aooD WORK : Uist tith ave ie *) oaeris produced pottie and xwal pee 1281 Fourth. Phone Main 3080 | isis WESTLAKE —Secoud-hand ranges. | RODAKERR—"IN A FT THe ! tls a iowea ¢ sth. He fall te en oe ee done” 18 conte @ roll. Jacobe PF . gezed, cnuth a6 Perey gn hea fp nl iene ae a * wIOWiFE— MRA Wi “Milos: | Uriee $1,400; terme 1010 A Be. Fein cnnnny| oo weened ante Sen CW, hens a CTW ext eres | AR : CONSUMERS’ LEAGUE Chattel Loans ter ree URE TT | thie ok © want from 4¢ | saree The Consumers 1 wi hold | NEW COMPANY: NEW RATES, New t etaire | ed oe pan, oe X 8 taeet & he home of Mra. J METHODS —Loans from $19.00 to $18.00/ i250 PAID FOR GOOD USD SUITS | ffTpPINee® et an ‘ ve Mig Main 339) andy , hb ave, Fri Made quickly and confidentialiy on furs | Hare re. 120 First ave. & Main| Are you ay? 3 aitie Reitable . fos ¥ ARAMA A tay, tre oe Ritramunioan LOA’ mannan | Eien 4 1 a Ke KIRVO¥A Pon 4—-Houses for Sale a - = Sen 10—For Sale Livestock RiMUE ow, Cece cpa icn tien asl Sentient Abin, 3 eventh, near | BUNGALOW HOME, $85.09 CASH 0 FoR rT i i new bed = tandie : Hoot © bi ~ ” ' Trial bos 66 ar or, palmer . " ‘ Se Siaee & © Se acted STEAMERS : Be toss Redmond and feitabie. oo ; ALt LOCAL ROUTES rr |STKAMERS LEAVE FROM MAN alt ter Years, See 1$—Lost. and: Found ( ne Pike ot. Greve b vom 4 | DOCK. FOOT OF MARION STREET eorof ecthmar rhe, | Sh Amall die seespe Oe EER ee RAS | FOR SA 1 . ioe gy PURER | CONTAINING ‘nen Wilh 76—For Rent Furnished | FOR SAL aie reeenae weenl som an ne ETHORTSI MiCRLY KORN TAR ED | chee tuhioa, Yaldce ; want Dus > Seales iat dally [Angeles and Vietort \9—Male Help Wanted tre i a ft BR, oat at WANTED—AY WEATTI nt Sie TH ry 5 undaye tor exam. | HADI aes Ti nl : ' Tacoma Direct tes |FOX TROT sn on tppearoars BELA MECN Casa ann || 2 gees dndlamapalle tor Tae N, YOW CHINESE REMEDY co. a of Fitth and Univers: © lessons sB-CASIT | come direct Steamer 318 Jeler Wer, Phone Mata 4208. ente to 5 uy AA we Cat 2 Coluaterai Loans / : (the 4 : petwoon 27—For Rent Unfurnished ’ fail, making ah Gosmaenens © @ RESPECTABLE PLAce TO in § von, io ee epeet mater aoe ¥ M PAPER oT BELL & are for Olympia and) 1] JEWEL prior i . : Prive 5 . M ‘ Sante $48 vit ogg On C a Y a RAVA roy ‘sf wisecas 4040 RES ’ ‘ort Townered Special pci Ei n SAN eee SL re County and | DENVER ULL IU 29—Unfurnished Apartments > 4-100 ved ‘The Reliahte ) DIRECTORY AM Married Man's Troubles STAR—THURSDAY, OCT. 5, ie ond sertabis| Manicuring- Massaging conten ies ay iew ve ra ay Phillips, ‘Oriental “mix. | MISS MARION teat manicur, | #F LAWRENCE-3 AND 3 MODERN ain 2 | ing. Room 1, 1 ase Vaparimenia. Cail 1869 Rtghth « curd: monty, erewn ttanding timber. IMASS AGE A | and’ R Union. We. Mewes MODERN BAT ie —|DOLLY AYNE-SAMAGE AND 46 Dentais im Junk Co, 1120 First ave @ Billet nt Hom M. sghiy| Green Motel, Fourth ana Pika Fut tt cn copes ATO TURK Res pare you MISS BURNS—SAssao8.” rus Re at Estate -Rewtaus Br cians. | famands. Fraser-Paterson Co's balcony. aa in 2378, logists MADAM KIRU and Pike © fondertist BCHOOL Headquarters for Seattle "EGYPTIAN | RNY a bathe Rental Propert PHRENOLOGIST We teach trade thoroughiy; | on Bank Call et Office Bee Lint TEES sour heed jon ours posit! wages while learning | sath tall nad . diate é HCALP AND WA BP DRY—LET ras CRAVENET | onge ents 8068 deneon ot. up 37—Business Chances TED —AMATEL RA na waa tata GROCERY BARGAIN oa M4 Oceidental ave. Friday. | 24—Business Personals Mt mya ye on nage fly troubles, reunites the separated, Tracie sells Men's $25 sults and over-| * * t0 "| nlehed tving ' | irene REPAIRED. oi PEO . ‘ mse J PAA aw » Hide u 25~-Spiritual Mediums cs 9 gpm IE ye Rg Phvsicians and Surgeons ROYAL EGYPTIAN ka knees DR KATHAR YS HARHISON—dol BIRTH ie. gross |20—Male Situations Wanted WiLL WANTED. TAKE UP, CLEAN |Gitted Reyptian pr | tent. Ted, Star at | 23—PERSONALS DRY, FinePROOF STORAGE Wank. | ibe ae HANT® LONCH. WiLitAnn an ai hewes. Central Storage Co., 104 White| Beventh and Union girmeny § ‘ ‘ * LLOYD Store Fixtures and Snowcases yas » 41. ACREAGE FOR SALE ow CASES AND STORE Fi TF ‘ Rew and second-hand, all kim ve o ward L. Gomoll, 1616% Third ave, near Pine TRACT; NEW nousE Mn a al this ALL CLEARED AND FENCED HOTELS AND Aver APARTMENTS | matrimo Ad skba ei, MADAM MELLIE Corner First Ave. and Pine at {i WALI a aUcC World‘e greatest clairvoyant and phren Large, modern, outside rooms, elevator | aranteed months’ | ologist, guarantees to read your entire service: phones tn all rooms: first-cl treatment, $ 20 Dravus at, Queen| #: Riven true | # fn every rospect. 600 up; with priv Anne 4074 calth and s bath, $1 DIAMONDS ND PAW Tie ts ef your | INSPECTION conmiaLiy isviren | 1AM wn ral Se Fa nae : mee HTH AND UNION | Somtiun ¢ | to be | apartments, $23.50 | LADIES Dy STF arch i tel service night! | & gin " in others. she will + Gertinaion-c1 013% Mecond. Wo week ao) gu Crown Age 1491 @inth. | Secon pid . dpe BN Ane ' . SUING, 11.60 LOWN, $1.00 a w fo. Kpecia * i e@urniture for Sele. Rey ign © alninond "or" watch ‘ ‘ A rEREECR sNAr a Sa ai w ER MICHABL. 1204 Ind. | WAS Ronw | 10 ACKES OF GOOD, LEVEL PR SALE -ON xis NEW RUG. iberal credit. Remodeling iM \DAM HONG OR WAS BORN ALL Fon panies 4 Mies canis, $1 “ BLY HACHHLOR, CITY DWELLER | ate, Seven the te S18) CASH AND 08 chairs, $11, or all . | mont wonderf an ar York Biock y trade nd wishe Ke 4—Furniture Wanted. Pleat |: Sebati deca ee a 4 eon x |. ite near and dear to the human heart } atin tr she can help you. Her ad Nb FARMS | view te goo Try her. Guaranteed eat * Aird Ave Iefactt ' . 7 lors Hotel, beaa Four t THIS MEANS yor READ S OMEPULLY DANCK THE ‘MME, Te TORIA INVESTIGATE THis 10 ACHES! fine machines hag lo om so nevansed :. Dheopeleniat.._ 0h ant ‘ bla m, balan We trade, buy, rent, repair. remedy fair trial, Muymond| future nye seen the others, now ad, RF 2 and Musical Record Hemed Hotel Anciers, Fourth | wee the be n Ail readings } a aclpe gall HAE Wonta ie and Union Kuaranteed ‘eatintact or no foam fi nie (te, Just think LADIES iy by i. - 1 a a onal as ide Re ation 4 1 ACK y mr baile Ins fuaranteed safe and eure. ‘Terma Ow! drug store, 205% Pike at, r 2.| 0) OAS! 510 PER MONTH BPO BICYCLE AND BIGY-| all cases. 1634 19th ave, Kast Madison | iW CUP READER MADAM MA‘ SEN 1 cle repaiting. 1119 Pike nt car Donald, 628 Second ave Ns rine ke QUEEN wr | 40—Exchanges GooD 1 and TRADE 1916. PAGE 4 45—Farm Lands for Sale ° arn we ee eared Jie 5 Ach mw, ‘ . bott aare rile PIKE ¢ ms, $1230 BUILDINGS fi Lake Wash good © any t ke sts * orange grove and t# forced ake Kirkiand park at ke @ Farre PLACE By Allman “Pert Townsend—Amacortes— Bellingham 7 a): oa ll i eam @aily for Port daily jAmacortes and Bel [Mnghar: i Keverett—Rellingham— Anacerteo— Fort Townsend 10 ttpm & A *Kulshan, for dally Ryerett, Anacortes en not call at! Saturdays | [sine de Belli hen 500 Wir, Rosalie, for Port! © 0tpm Anht Townsend and Bel-| Tueed'y Sunday lingham, vie al! San) Thure'y | sead'y Juan inland points, | Satur'y Thure’y | ee fan Juan isiande—Rellingham 7 tam Wir, City of Angeles, Tuead’y for Weiltnah Thure'y Gen Juan Satur'y pointe for! Vp. Port Toea@’y Bay Thore'y Satury Port Townsend—Fort Angeles ead Way Ports 1300 (Mtr. Wi for) © 60pm. midntht Port T Sunday MondayiAngelea, Wednes Wednes way porta | Friday Friday Port Gambie—Ludiow—Fiagler © Cipm|teamer Puget, for Gambia, **E gion. akler, Townsend, Sunday Hanavtile. Trondale land Madiock Saturday Only | opm Steamer IKingat 9 00am Steamer Kingston, t way pointe. Wood Canai—Gamble—Ludiew Pdoam Str, Potlatch, for) 2 46am aily Ludlow, Port Gamble.) datly except **Rangor and alll except Bunday pointy on Hood Canal! Monday Maxwelton and Austin “Mir, Potlatch — for) @0dpm Maxwelton and A daily t Str, Utopin except | Sunday Waialeale leaves Aus) Monday | tin 18 w an ail at Port! Saturdaye caving Seattle at 10 p.m nin marked ** are boat landings. | Pansengers for these pointy and for! ther boat landing points must make thelr own arrangements for landing. land assume all risk and Mabiiity tn making such landing, Steamers pas. nger rate does not Include boat land Baggage liabiilty ix Hmited to wear ne apparel to $190 for Steamers and hange without eclved dally for all pointe (excepting Tacoma) named in above schedule. te must be purchased at thoket office, Open from 6:30 a. m, to 19:00 midnight PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION Co, Ticket Office, Colman Dock, Phone, Main 3993, ARGENTINA CAN GIVE LITTLE All BY CHARLES P. STEWART United Press Staff Correpspondent BUKNOS AIRES, Oct Arger tina can offer little bo r relief high o and bread r ‘ A n, Chief of ae told t Press toda Argentine crop ‘ a surplus of nea 00 000 tons for expert. T will go The greatest difficuity Hes in the fact that Argentiaa is unable to nish many ships to transport grain and the United States is in a stmt even if a large part of the ine surplus should be dump. ed on the United States market, it id make Iittle difference in the of wheat in the Chicago mar- of ihe shortage in the La Hitle said. CAUne Ate” Cro: PRICE OF FLOUR NOW HIGHEST IN 40 YEARS MINNEAPOLIS Oct 5.— Millers today predicted $10 a barrel for flour at r and $2 a bushel for wheat to the farmers. Unless rain Me fr one said, $2 wheat is almost a certainty this month. Flour opened quietly today, with patent firsts, the highest grade flour, getting a few buyers at $8.60 to $8.80. Second grade flour sold today at $45.40 to $8.60, with flour usually used In pastry and by bakers sell fa Argentina quickly at $7.20 to $7.80. f With flour prices this week the highest in 40 years, spot orders were few Miss Roberta Wilson, vivacious the idea of an eight-hour day. in her studies of the photoplay. pleted a trip along the 750-mile coi of a new production. She has ri work only thru the most serious sort of trying, and declares that it was and is still nothing unusual for her to put in 16 hours out of the 24 She and her company have just com- RS FOR MOVIE FAME } Wrrzet Proro LA beauty of the movies, who ched the heights in it line of California in the making — | | Washington jcalled on SHORT NEWS EDWARD KRAUSE was found guilty on circumstantial evidence | of murdering James O. Plunket by | the district court at Juneau, Alas: ka, Wednesday GOV. LISTER, ata W.C. T. U convention in North Yakima, urged | the members to work to see that prohibition did not take a back ward step in the state at the next tion MAJ mer senator Wednesday City from REV told a WILLIAM WARNER, for from Missouri, died at his home in Kansas arterial disorders. MARK A. MATTHEWS audience Wednesday night in Everett that the possibility of Japan and America engaging in war was an absurdity R. N. ANDERSON, of the federal department of justice, has resign ed and will enter business on his own account RAG CARPETS will the Daughters of St lied bazaar in the 17-19 THE PORT commissio 000 from the West Seattle ferry estimate at the meeting Wednes day and planned the elimination of the larger boats as soon as the smaller boats are completed MRS. M. A. McKENZIE, ternational Public W was run down n be sold by George at the Ar October cut $20 of In-| Tare league, | seriously in jured Wednesday by an automo. bile driven by K. E. Grime, 213 | mple place. PETROG RAD_ “Oct. Sudd be jenly THE WEST SIDE COMMER. resuming the offensive in the Cau- cial Club will meet at Hiawatha |‘casus in co-operation with the field house tonight at & o'clock Black sea fleet, the Russi i Kk a \ . ans are _MRS. HAZEL ELDRIDGE, of advancing on a wide front, the war Kirkland lodge. elected presi. office- announced today, dent of the Degree of Honor of the | A Turkish fortified position Ancient Ord of United Work-|the region of Karaburnum has men, at the 12th semi-annual con-| been captured. West of Kalkitte vention in Evergreen hall Wednes-|chivtlk, the Slavs broke . thre day | Turkish advance guards and tn- PRESIDENT SUZZALLO, Davia! )ly after the wreck, but were unable Starr Jordan, and University of | faculty members | Orson Bennett Johnson Wednesday to thank him for his zoological gift to the state insti- | tution recently j STATE INQUIRES J AS TO RAILWAY WRECK TACOMA, Oct. 5.—-The public service commission began an in- vestigation Thursday to place the blame for the Tacoma-Seattle inter- urban wreck Tuesday at Willows Junction, which resulted in the in- jury of 34 persons, Puget Sound Electric officials started an investigation immediate. to arrive at any conclusions. pital reports show that no seridff complications had set in in any of the cases of the injured victims, $90,000 LOSS IN. FIRE AT PENDLETON PENDLETON, He Oct. 5.—-Firemen braved dense clouds of smoke to- day to fight a blaze in 90 tons of coal stored in the basement of the Schmidt*block, one of Pendleton’s principal business buildings, The fire was still gaining headway at 10 am. The loss to several firms will probably total $90,000. ‘SLAVS STRIKE HARD flicted great losses on the enemy.