The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 21, 1916, Page 6

DIRECTORY'A Married Man’s Troubles 7 : é enn | UAPERSTAND THEY i PHONE . 5 s . Enters . MATS ARE GONG To nave ||. A TELEPHONE 1 4 A NOUNG LADY PLY SM CRARLEN, HOW | CALL FOR. ON A RAWAIIAN ABOUT THAT = | \, MR. DUFF VBR ance THES HAWANAN DANCER? Der, Insertion. 7 al i : (snes on BAR WARY Six ti Coupon t ¢ fo be used asd ay Bp aielp and Situation ads. or halt rate : funeral Notice ‘Transient —Charge Advertistug Per line pe SIX Insertions ¢ a 20 per cent Imithio lo days after first | address | e ALL sudscrint must be started fran the subscription “Back bers cannot be Sippitea. | Ballard Agent: PM. MULLEN - Hard Ave. Phope Byard 306 Attorneys-at-Law } ALEXANDER Sill Busdand and wife, a Sea: general pre free. Credit tn we wvieec erARRE www we |8—For Sale—Miscellaneous 20—Male Situations Wanted I practt Raton, laws husband ‘Ka ANG a “18 " ew i a free. ott 288 P Ta Downe Wide, 108 SSULTATION FREF # husband and wife: gener foes moderate ESTABLISY » Matn 3 Y N WOMA ’ _FRED P. GORT ine are right. i or fee refunded. Tet Va, ; rT T . a tne." "Pree nook on pate , GHENT ‘ for ope ' ’ * Smith Bids > ie or a t ‘ apare time: ee - any: ensice Tarrense Si ° indow fr ‘ a ieatenal Prom deereau, ‘eet Take any car on Fourth Ave. Get off at mpmeomble te otek finisieg and ‘coia ee | XE ini Hudson st., walk 2 blocks west on Hudson st mde {380} 1.000 foot tee Hemonatrate - 4 th oposite i. & UUCKY PURCH ASE Ei a eR pes Pha donate Tables with otber' nape now P : RULE BILLIARD TABLES | !” large ruge at Waldron Oo, 1022 Rew, carom and pocket. | Fourth. gomplete outfit, $125; second-hand INFANT WT LAVETTE POR WATE | OW WORKS Biles at reduced prices; bowling alley! ‘ rimming», ‘Wages $9 e } : ‘ie wie} avi TRE NOFA | . FEMALE Thaw Wade bik Poems i wel ; 1308 THI os it. FOR GENENA Goon Wonk—o i $0 POR $9 PPO EA LEE LENS, 3331 Fourth, Phone Main tek Pxtt Axml one rug Royal Kirman Terms on many gouds at Henry Bide wit) 23—PERSONALS ’2—Female Situation WITTON HY LARGE. # TOD HINING ROOM WET | ase $e yn Seattle Reliats 1éth ave N. W. Phone Bai Friendship tadien free Ada P. ane TH! Union. Apt Rt HAMN LATEST arurs ~ FACTORY PRICES — On new tron beds to close some patterns piled with rege sien, by (i CARROLL'S, ¥ and Pike Phone Kitiett 2227, A Ru 4662. —“sppetining divhea Wilhard O DisFLA mth and - ” H 3 Empress aoe ime age ge oO oy 9—Wanted Miscellaneous eto, © ¥ y ’ K PAVE TIVE A # 1b214 Bros SEWER WAL large at dan Namiematic Bank, Port Worth. Tex. WANTED—FALSB TEETIL WE Pav as high as $2 for fall sete. Sail. Don't matter if broken. Westers Metal Com- pany, Bloomington, Ti. arth | ji2i@ Palb FOR GOOD Uskb SUITa treating storm= Rarenia Sere, 120 First ave & Mate ach and Kidney treutie, rhea 1622 Pourth av Main 2915 motion, vice Gteorders one many (FOX TROT suena 10—For Sale Livestock Bere 'Cell or writen Il pith and Cat Clase lesnons free 4 (ob ® Mm on CADIER—MY REMEDY NEVER PATCH | “ + Drosaway if M. HEE WO CHINESE MEDICINE CO, Foy station, Everett interurban Wrest 108 James St, Det tod and tra Aves © FOR” GALE—YOUNG ii ie BAK Geattio, Wash ain, Box X-29. Atar. is = TO HORROW | 16—Agents Wanted Razors and Blades Tater, contitential “"™ | DOWN WITH HOH GABOLINE—Gass| SHARPENED Rr co. # onde cqmale eatomebile gaotiinn ot te) wy =i; ea | Per gallon. fait it to car owners and . +3 OANED ON ALL ARTICLES Ms 2 7 — Tie, ™. The Rellaier 047 Third aye | Ak® DE profite, | Salee ua ‘pz; oS Mi ai ing _Moom t 1 and BURN BARRELS OF FREE AIR IN-| Supplies stead of gasoline tn automobiles New 7. J, BROWN ; MASSAGE Oo IWMAN & HANFORD CO Inexpensive scientific device, appiied tn 10:3 Third Ave. ‘Kodake Yn Wonks Second ave HATS, MANT- 114 Pike, of minutes; saves big money: big profi flee 11 i shat ,Phetographie Supplies White Mtg co, Dept ; : DOLLY a ANB Any size rot 10C ————— ‘ . Green Motel, Fourth a ae xe and Cherry Tel Main 7181 NEY—8HOW AUTOMOBILISTS rg how to burn free alr inatead of ex-| bes ACE POWELL *. mas pensive gasoline. Sell the Lit! Plend, : & fiend for power and mileage and * t wat S_Reom ¢: A gasoline - whidtire seiier.” | , | sigs BURNS Asa bath iret ave. 8 Elliott Award Homan, Sales —1isp ist Bil. deen | 4 : 0. | Eitiott Motel, Piret and vert Open to “Tiaihs pies Bank Fraser-Paterson Cos balcony | Write for catalogue. Rob. | —*™ aoe - * | ADELINE LLOYD 3 FOR ARTicUR | as ; ite Cant reste aaits |OUMRTS come and go, wut tor 20 rears MADAM KIRL St almost every home. Woerner’s Bpe-| Aé ‘The Wonderful dalty Exchange, 1 Weisgerber Bidg YPTIAN Lewiston, Idaho. ,PHRENOLOGisT | “~~~ is your head just! 17 it indicates. trom | 17—Salesmen Wanted the crad grave. what business you are adapted for, when and = whom 24—Business Personals ; JEWRLL— MANICURING. ind. office 1 BAGS KEPAIRED eT ct aia 3s SPIRIT UAL MEDIUMS m had: phates tren EGYPTIAN AMONDS AND PAWN TICKETS PHRENOLOGIS1 | bought. Moors 2 to 6 pm. $15 | Madam Nina has at er | Joxhus Green Bide. pever wae here before CADIES—aANDERAON'S COTTON Ti you wil! marry, set-| and explains love affairs and fam- troubles, reunites the separated, ete | laine permanent health Ful itistaction guaranteed or no charge e in trouble turned away, money| Permanently located at Your territory Remedy pills, sure cure for delayed | Periods Price $2. Money refunde 19—Male Help Wanted Femedy fails afver fair trial. Raymo a , THE MOU: Remedy, room 6, Hotel Antiers, Fourth THE MOUN 4 Union. rey: he re EPROOP STORAGE WATU hance ann at a all be - house, Central Storage Co. 105 Wir ment place cee Fixtures and Showcases Nelstigg eapaye Pier tH wow cine vn “a frienda: tetle ou what you are « for and how to be succeastu’ telis you what business is for you. The madam will satiefaction. She will « Box X45, Star ward L. Gomoll, 1616% Third ave., near . HOTELS AND le a ll Le ROYAL EGYPTIAN DARD He thoreugnty | PQoane na "IN AT CANEPA QUEEN liner” First Ave. and we em; paye you wage: 1“ ie sp Lair r pays y * Bide pervice: phones in all rooms, first-class GRT ACQUAINTED SOCIETY MEET nm every respect. 50¢ up; with private ings Thureday evenings 1615 Blghth bath, ti ave. Apt. D INSPECTION CORDIALLY 1 | | COMPLETE Vreaktast Withard Cate a A AND apartments, $22.60 Rooms of without private] bath, #1250 up. Motel service night| and fay. Main 7449, A | Barrington it its Recond 2 week up | iri — Mi Wit Phone Bat UPSTAIRG A over fo'n Upstairs Sult 105% Third ave TMPRELLAS REPAIRE Ah RR“ 4—Furniture sane. RECON if * Biss Fam me =| ed. Razors, aafety blades, knives | 7 a er eee * ote sharpened Go-cart | - 6—Autos for Sale retired | B ONE-TON AUTO TRUCK, PNI MATIC | 46.00 VALUR TROUSERS FOR # z ? Mires, first class condition, will demon Ally upstairs cloth ae Ce re dM atrate, $250 Fourth and Pike. | | sen Fan ANG Bisth Po Caditiac, 1 BARHER BCHOOL | eh a Mires, wii 223 Occidental Ave | RELIAELE We teach the harber trade thoroughly i _| secure positions; wages while learning EL GOOD ised ara Winton Motor 6 Srectal low ra ene A — matrimony. Add arr EXCHANGB DENTISTRY POR? 8—For Sale— Miscellaneous house painting and paint; also |EADY, ~“wolitH ~ $70,000, ~ LONKLY i \ SEW PiANos Vou £ Ll a j Oo. led on pureha: | sr Sony /MADAM HC DNC OR WAS BOI RN i MAN, WORTH ¥75,000, VERY xan inton. MAN. WORTH 175,6 a dria, Keypt. She ta recognized ae the| APEOT j | a most wonderful phrenologiat. in th tng machin: 1 | W | world Her readings will astonish you} ONGGRAPH® OUR SPECIALTY ™ | WORTH | as well as delight you. She elle past, | rade, buy, rent, repair - on | pre nd future correctly, giving you = |TADY WARE, “Wore | valuable information on all ‘affairs of | Firet and Pike life near and dear to the human heart. | aT, MOTE aie ible, Ahe can help you. Mer ad ‘ONMINTING | Heaitle Grocery Co, corner Columbia| ave. Plea one hus. atatioies orn New welry, musical instru torn | YOUNGMAN FhoM ie HAW tcanen, trunks, ete, for Rigi aCH hor | means. Kood trade, would ik | MADAM ZONA reain Store and Loan wine at the + nod, ti girl} object ma glalrvoyan curd reader Office. 120 Viret ave. Good tanane fay aapaneoment too |e, wee,” ong. Pant ne and tute BATLAKE—Hecond-hand ranges) Mr. Parish, ‘The Star, Seventh and | MRE LINDQUINTS 3, ‘Hiltott Hotely 1065 ue. Union, onTw ad Pei oe A STAR—SATURDAY, OCT. 21 e to 35th Ave. S., and 1 block south to 3203 : 35th Ave. S. Mr. Shearer will show you Em- cash and $2.50 monthly. 1916. PAGE 6 WHAT ARE YOU POING DRAR? HAVING A Good Time? . | WANT You To, BUT TRY AND GET HOMP. BY TWELYR ocLock. VLL WATT UP TOR. You OH, SAY, TOM, Nov Can’r GUESS WHO | GOT A LETT RR hom “TODAY = | WAS 5O SURPRISED |! T CAME THS~- 0S, LISTEN, [77M Weren ~ You CAN TELL Me When | GET at $225 to $300; $5 Eastman ke cao NEW HOUNK, GARDEN; POULTRY By Allman “AN TOM, WHERE. Have You BEEN? YOU MISSED We -LOT FOR SALE i MA RD AVE. 44—Houses for Sale $25. $12.00 25—-Spiritual Mediums MADAM CEALY THR GREAT OY 1) CASH MONTH = VICTORIA iebrated phrenolegiet, clatrrevant ites LC. Bl sald Aistrict, on the Ind day of Novem- | prewe thetr etn ite such other business as may proper f coctober, 118 oR. MAWKINE follow Motel Bybee W, 1236 ewy.| pork rt MADAM FRY—TRCIANLR CLAIR d reader. 1412 Fitth eat} toeew WAR nnn 26——For Rent Furnished ; Tiwari PAGE be Alki: ae taree lot. | f , RI 37—Fer Rent icinentaned i auealan THOoM DUPLEX HOURE 5 wee. | 4 box « 1 Ww con Anne 264 T eWATI REAR ' Headquarters for Seattle Rental Property. Cal at Office and See TAst 37—Business Chances WANTED INFORMATION ink 1 bu for sa ‘ ern Business Ag Minneapotia, Minn Corn flak r 40-—Exchanges ae aba be pyar est 41. ACREAGE FOR SALE iso (a Oe tain First Presbyter eutt Pot ing everything , Si very one of tt triet; cream + «| Dr, Matthows and lot, Address 1981 Woe tober 22 ACHIPFICING THIN PROPERTY | | program have PueTTIT, 906 Third Ave this particular Special music tore ef the abe 4 ber, 1916, at 2 o'clock tn the | at whieh time creditors may ims, appoint Referee tn Ran { SANITARY —SATURDAY kee, 2 HOURK LY bankrupt of the ered be held at tn Bankruptcy th Bide, in Beattie cod examine the bankrupt, and transact neh ogee. ilk, 40 pL, Te at PIKE PLACE—SATURDAY ar, 4 Tbe. SOUTH KND—MONDAY Arm and Hammer # Ny wit he let areen 1 box; tomatoes, be Ib, tee of "100" of the fan chureh are do thelr power to get 5,946 members of and an int urch to attend the Home-Coming services Sunday, Oc eresting been arranged, ond that every Sunday, Presby ttle go to church on tn | | en that om the 1th | th Mt . th 4 John W. their qualt 7. ures 18 and |a mass mee’ | Well organized and will carry on 41. ACREAGE FOR SALE spy" T0 BEGIN a «© VINE ACKEAGK WORK SUNDAY} Mayor Hi Gill is scheduled to flay the authors of Init\jative Meas- 4 Sunday afternoon at ing to be held in the| First Methodist church, at 2 o'clock The executive committee of the Seattle dry campaign committee held a meeting Friday afternoon, at} the Y. M. C. A, The meeting was well attended. Reports of the va- rious sub-committees were receiv-| ef The full momentum of the cam- paign against the “wet” measures | will be set in motion with Sun day's mass meeting The executive committee de clares that the heat of the cam paign will be manifested next week, | as the workers all over the city are relentless fight Luther D. Wishard, former na- tional secretary and a man of na- tional fame, will also speak Sun- day ~ NEW MARKET OPENS All spick and span in white trimmings and special lHghting fa. cilities, the new Pine st. market, at Seventh ave. and Pine , Open- ed to the public Saturday. The new market contains 33,000 square f two stories in height. The builders the market hi detail along sant der one roof, and the housewife will be able to purchase the best there is in foods and be sure of PUGET SOUND STEAMERS ALL LOCAL ROUTES |STFAMERS LEAVE FROM COLMAN | DOCK, Foot or RION ‘Arrive Wiilltame,) (Sequtm),| a Seam Indianapolis for Ta Comm coma direct. Steamer, 12 opm every two hours, 40¢ opm single trip, €0¢ round! COpmitrip. Connections Copm Tacoma with et 3 6 ’ Itpm ere for Olymp! dally [®helton for Port A@trect/ 1 ‘Kart Townecnd—An Retlingham “9 Stam Steamer daily for Port Anace Hingham ~~ Everett—feilingham—Anacertes— Port a ae dally | verett. Anacortes! daily || sna Bellingham Calle at Port, Town-| southbound on y. Does not call at Kverett Saturdays San} Thure'y ay Juan teiand pointe, | Satur'y ‘Thurs'y 1 San Juan Isiande—Wellingham Team Str. City of Angeles, 7 6pm Tuesd’y for Bellingham Monday | Thurs'y San oan Island) Wednes | Friday “Angeles—Neah 1200 Steamer Utopia, for) ¢ hes ma midn'ht!Port Townsend. Port) Tuesd’y SundayiAngeles, Neah Bay! There'y | Tuerd’y and way ports | Satur'y a] day| Angeles Wednes way ports. 1 Friday 1 ‘ort Gamble M0opm Steamer datty |Kingston, Gamble! datly except (Ludlow. °*Rgh except Satur'y Flagler, Towns Sunday | Hansviite, ndale! and Hadlock | Satarday Only | | 2:00pm Steamer Puget, for 9:00pm || |Kingston, Ludlow and! 9:00am Steamer Puget, for) «30pm Tooam [ste «Sam datly [Lud rt Gamble.) daily except (**Bangor and alll except Sunday points on Hood Canal! Monday *Steamer Kulshan will call at Port northbound Saturdays 10 pom re boat landings, points and for landing points must thelr own arrang® for landing. anwumne all risk and iabil making such landing, Steam A to wear. $100 for) Howed tree, subject to of floor space and is) 4 had previously approved lthan 60 stores will be included un m || Judge Dykeman on October 27. joes not include boat land. | | ‘BIG OVERFLOW MEETING HEARS” SEC'Y WILSON Introduced by President Marsh of the State Federation of Labor as “the counselor, | servant and friend of the presh dent, who told the rallwaye | that human beings were not an article of commerce,” Sec a of Labor William B. Wilson given a rousing reception | Friday night at the Metropolh © tan theatre by a crowd which packed the house and oven — flowed. F While Secretary Wilson speaking in the theatre, George Cotterill, progressive - democratie candidate for congress; Albert Me Lean, progressive-democratic didate for attorney general, a Hob Bridges, port commissioner, ade dressed the overflow “There is no more pathetic sj tacl- said Secretary Wil “than the republican candidate president wandering about country in search of an issue ai not being able to find one. Speaks on &-Hour Law ‘ “Finally,” aaid Wilson, oo landed on the eight-hour law.” The secretary traced the historp jof the eight-hour law; how the ernment had been making a st of the hours of labor for half a cem |tury; how one state after another and one trade after another secur jed eight-hour legislation; and that today the eight-hour standard is |not any further subject for arbitra | tion He also discussed the child labor law, the federa) reserve bank law, other legislation, and suggested that, “if the European nations | stopped to write a few notes fore plunging iuto war, they wod be better off today.” Cannon a Coward? “When Mr. Hughes says the |president and congress cowardly | urrenlered to the brotherhoods, - he forgets that 70 republicans, © headed by Uncle Joe Cannon, for” mer speaker of the house, voted ™ for the eight-hour law. And what | ever else Uncle Joe has been charged with, he is not a coward.” The meeting at the Metropolitan was in charge of the labor council | jointly with the Nonpartisan Wik son league. Previous to the meet ing, the secretary was guest of the labor council at a cafeteria dinner, Following his speech at the Met- ropolitan, Hugh Todd, manager of the Lister campaign, read a state- |ment in which the governor comes out against all of the referendum measures, including the four hel Prosecutor Lundin started d ment proceedings against Atto Homer E. Turner Saturday, chas ing him with failing to do his duty toward his clients. He is further charged with |commission of an act invol |moral turpitude and dishonesty. On November 5, 1915, Prosecu Landin’s motion reads, Turner ‘ called, together with Judge William R. Bell, to defend Earl and c Jordan, charged with burglary, in the Pierce county superior court. They were to get $700 attorne: fees. To secure the payment, Jordans assigned, in favor of tl two lawyers, their interests in t grandparents’ estate in Adell, it is charged. During the progress of the tris Turner is said to have obtained third assignment from the Jo brothers for $750 for bail for It was later learned that |bond had not been obtained, 708 |sold the assignment for $650. } | He explained to Judge Bell, it harged, that the $750 ignm | was for attorneys’ fees, and is |to have admitted, when Bell for his share, that he had misre| sented the case, and the mo! had been appropriated to his | sonal use. Turner is cited to appear bef |She’s Going to Be Own Dentist — While in China PASADENA, Cal., Oct. 21—) | Dental preparedness is the | | watchword of Miss Inez May | Marks, daughter of Rev. and — | Mrs. William H. Marks, who be | ry | | leaving here for missiona work in the remoteness of China. E A complete “kit” of dental in: ments is part of the outfit wh | Miss Marks is taking with her. understand,” she said, “that | tists are a minus quantity where I | am going. I don’t know what p ple do when their teeth get aching over there, but I intend be my own dentist.” | BOY BANDIT HE | Deputy Prosecutor Carmody ed an information against Hal Sproul, 17, Friday, in the sw court, charging him with larceny the person, | Sproul is the youth who held f up two women in the University dis | trict Monday and Tuesday ni with a water gun. Carmody that he did not file a highway | bery charge, as he wanted to the boy get leniency in case of 60 | Vietion. it JOHN MERLIN, 14, 715 Blanche lard st., was injured about the head and legs Friday night when strudk while riding a bicycle, by a machine driven by W. Haege, 1211 Fir st. | GEORGE J. JACKSON, of the Montelius Music Co., died suddenly of apoplexy Friday night in hig] apartment in the Washington nex, NAVIGATION CO, flee, Colm: Phone, Main s993, There are many bargain | listed in Star Want Ads. o