The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 9, 1916, Page 6

Tom You Go YP IN THE LADIES WAITING ROOM AND WAIT FoR HELEN, | DON'T WANT YO CARRY THIS FlocN OF BUNDLES ALi AROUND AFTER You [————"; ee we | 16 ES aoa ion prose See IASI SEATTLE ae MAIN FUNERAL NOTICES STAR ‘ eT ‘ One cent a we e> Six times f Coupon book to be used lelp and sit Neral Notice 4 ‘Transteot—« F Per line per tnse Six insertions © r cent discor Within 10 days af CH. GE IN ADDR Sub @re should be sure and «ive ¢ as well as their new address. WANTED—FURNITURE ge Advertising a Se 4 5—AUTOS AND MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE sir ns must ~ o started cannot be) « o8 ‘ an ALL subscript from date the # numbers Nard Agent mears Ave. Ph ~ Attorneys-at-Law 0 s > SALEXANDER SHINEWAN Laws Desband and wife, damage claims Hected: general pra sultatio free. Credit in worthy Bide Eiviett 2166. iL ~FARREL General practice and wife: consultation tres E SCHOFF—is Downs Bide Sve CONSULTATION FREE Gential, laws husband at seocs fee ies | LP. BALL ESTABLISHED 1557 mN- eral practicn Burke Bullding, 905 Sec MULLEN 7; ™ s . 8 426 Lyon a Reat Estate-Rewraas ond « Main Tea. | Meadquarters for meatus Attorneys—Patent Mental Py Call at Office and ee List 8—MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE AND DOOR und Dow FRED P. GORIN refunded Free Tet Centra nok for our big, complete Catale CANADIAN BANK OF MMERCS Ma Prt - sragmoo Head office Toronto, Canada Matted tres. pest Beanchee in Can Banking business savings and time le Branch, M Billiard Tables “Fou sacs — At Brand new, carom and pocket * eomplete outfit. § an panel doors an wines doors ant window s cottage front window ow casement eas hot bed aach Cupboard glass doare ard panel doors : D-ply slash eratn pancia oq ft I-ply Gold Seal Roofing Cigat store. | Knock-down wincow frames fountain | # #94 §-foot flooring and celling. Sotlen- |. 1.000 feet he Brunswick -Walke ° | * £@ 9-foot flooring and eelitng, A} 1.000 feet ‘ fin cedar aiding. per | _ foot 1908 We boo 0. B WILLraMa CO PC Sie. 3231 Fourth, Phone main Phone Main fe? iets Pires ave & Carpenters Sa LARGEST WILTON 2 Waldron's, 1 Nide | BSWELNAN— Sobbing and repaire ) aa Chattel Loans Siesh soll dae dee fonds ant jew OTHER CHAR © VBRTISE tow bet the COMM ISS IC SQUAR JOVIDEN at os ‘Com METHOD: made quick!y a . piance SANDERS & CO. German-Ar an Loan Co ygey Pk fre Qens-yens tC Smith Wide Fil eae: . . | ~Chair-Caning H Bt Rien me WGaNE ShAT Ciiains ne hp et aaiikt sands m PE Mott s168s ELEGANT DINERS — RAR Cloth Signs pe CARD SIGNS, WinDow Diary. } thew charge? WALDRON’S FURNITURE DEAL Fron Feart Fr first insert 9 23 A Married Man's Troubles ; ; : as LADIE: Weary oon 6 AGENTS WANTED SALESMEN WANTED ut aS HELP WANTED—MALE ore aif SHARPENED ETTER THAN NEW 4 & dp af A a tal Will Ce T. J, BROWN 1013 Third Ave. > SKEDEE Jeweir Targa ont avin Upstairs 20—SITUATIONS WANTED— MALE ANDSCAPE GARDENER PRONTS Pha Rta innrnrnnnwn HELP WANTED—FEMALE ‘ , , . rege Write “50 wpe TW. ; Eiljott 4a79-R BUSINESS PERSONALS . ‘ <* . s ° 202-3 Rmpire 7 i Pores ady Kix $i » Every . . 0 421 tx Doetoring Without Re = Bide w B WEA alt for ¥ Seo Me | CHEAPEST PLACE ¢ siness ma na tnw te my ing ma. ar. nedten ars : ‘ A ine overinate | BUCY CLES — x con STO Babies adopted WALDRON LEA : . \DALINE LLOYD © but for youre Heved without op RAP Pe deen Beatties phren dag Ate hecoRD faire « Union, Apt RBI cae REMEDY CO ‘entiokes . fort 35 Apecial thie was boc Phone Main 4204 LRARING Novel LADIES— MY REMEDIRG POSITIVELY A PARA AA For Musics! tnetrumente eusranteed « Terme exit Collateral Loans WHAT TO RUY an casen 1634 Madison & RESPECTANILR PLACE TO BORK r Chris 2 money ou DIAMONDS and JEWELF @R NEWEMT WALK Gances i ord Lowest 7 ronfidential a 7 ons: private halle ag AW6E ady and man achers, no aif. J Webb Kitchen & Co , i 511 Usiveraty STEVENS : Cameras and Supplies Aap: PAAPAARA DAA ro yy NT ISCELLANEOUS — WANTED © LOW MAN & HANFORD CO pills, sat 4 t : f ain Store, 120 Fir in x rn f Remedy ; F 3 10 } : Mele] oom 6, Hotel Antlers, Fourth and S eet Ave and Cherry Tel Main 7181 ‘ati - ~~ - of Pret A RADIAL NLU | 10 LIVESTOCK FOR SALE y Money to Loan : : Sore ie a fl Seneca Ht f 13 POULTRY FOR SALE a Opticians H n sete PPP PLL L AL LAPP PPL hvsicians and Surgeons ; ‘cin ¥aR KATHRYN HARKISON—d01 T |" poultry a: ; fi j Fe wi Biliont. £7625 Ms 5 f Ba CUES OA Storave 16 AGENTS WANTED ge Ae ae ay. Finernoor ators Ae 5 Bia RP ATR house. Central Storage Co, 105 White i shel ' AGE SRPAIRED, 403 FEO Tide inner N pe Withara Store Fixtures and Showcases HOW CASES AND STORE DP AWN TIOKETS new second-hand, all kinds Ka Dob mM ward L. Gome 1 % Third ave, near Pine t °o Ie rere HOTELS AND it yi = APARTMENTS it au nt : and Pine & WAPPINGAR LI MATE i 4 le 4 4 ve ! MAKP ¥ f Ada F Bei up; with pr | 4 ¥ wa LU t F qj TION” Got ill | ° wi For tw eo ODAKBY i 1 AT 6 THBY TION CORDIALLY INVITED ‘ Kellogg & Son, 614 Mone done.” 10 conte # roll. Jacobs, BP. 1 ftom, 1bid% Wecoad. §2 week up. Oregom City, Or, Bids. | 23 rhew man ™ 268 James Beattie, START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT | 2fte4 Reyptian phrenototet * KE WO CHINESE MEDICINE CO, TAR—SATURDAY, DEC. 9, WA-HA-HA~ TOM, You Look. AlcEe IM Were — WHAT ART YOU DOING IN THE. 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Metal TED — INFORMATION RBGATED Room MADAM PA ee vase |40—TRADES AND EXCHANGE 1 » Main ‘ ‘ Py i} impr 1 MADAM Fy in 1 CATD Will exchange elt MADAM VELVA—ACIDNTIPIC Annee SEED RBABIN ROOK york |, New York is to have a new hotel) | Hotel, corner Vii { World's « * | olomtet Ute, p ae advices AAnA| t and Pin mily affaire ie MADAM MELLIE present and future n business, love, tells the wi elatry yant and phren ur entire elves trae health and ¢ of your to cost $15,000,000, AND] } By Allman HUNT FOR RICH | WAS IN THE LADIES WAITING ROOA LOOKING FOR You, DFARIE,| , SCE He BANDIT LOOT IN WOODS ON Armed with gum boots and a determination to locate $4,600 believed to be cashed in the dense woods near Lake Forest park, King county deputies sal Nied forth Saturday in search for a treasure believed to have been ditched by the four high- According | waymen who held up the Bothell bank early thie week | Deputy Malone feels certain that |the highwaymen left most of the! m in the woods, intending to make their getaway and to return later when their daring holdup had been forgotten Malone's statement ‘DR. WILEY HAS _ COST OF LIVING WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.—Dr | Harvey W. Wiley, ‘the man who purified the American ta ble,” came out today with a plan to save it from the clutches of the food speculator He wants municipal and state contro! of all food supplies. “The people must take this thing into their own hands Wiley declared to the United Pri “Federal control has falled so far to answer the pur pose. Food supply is too vital | a matter to be bandied about | by unscrupulous speculators and laxity of federal adminis | Saturday, a blazed trail was fol-| tration lowed for ne | hundred yards | The total disregard by food Friday into a dense thicket, He| dealers of the existing cold storage and Deputy Elliot were forced to|and other federal food laws and abandon their search on account| the criminal laxity in administer of darkness. ing th laws indicates the peo 41__ ACREAGE FOR SALE The blazed trail headed straight| ple must look to other measure JFOR BALK ACKER, 19 r Seattle |for thelr protection.” | “eh Of the entire amount, only $800) Deerying the widespread misrep | it A in| Was in silver, leaving nearly $4,000| resentation of cold storage for y in gold. That this of|fresh eggs in open market, Dr metal proved too } to carry | WS exclaimed in and was abandoned, js the firm Why, I myself could run thi belief of members of the sheriff's|thing down. Where are the fed iM fh eral food inspectors? And where nM Un Sheriff Stringer believes | are the ‘men higher up’ who are wae that the m was hidden under | suppo administe se laws a On Re 1 Pla log covered over | for the people's protection ‘ Siicaas ane te ee | i. OF | Dr Wiley’s plan, which he ® oes « t mber of residents of the| “would submit to congress except Big + ‘orest district have phoned |they know I can t them too ye oe + - scriptions of fous strangers | much contemplates the taking at 2 . w een lurking around the scene of | over by munielp horities of all rete highs W akelthe band disappearance, ¢ | food supplies and the dispensing of oye Ha Pst | them to the consumer at reasonable ¥ | prices Dre isin MANUFACTURER IS “rach community,” he explained, | “would provide itself with a sort — DEAD OF AUTO HURTS ©: aring house for its daily food re DA CHICKEN : lin Laghers |The price manipulators would not ings, hot and cold have a look-in. And it’s coming to Ne . Everything| Alfred Van Fleet, manufacturer | just thie thing.” > ha PP ar _ terre | who came here from Jollet, te to| _ japan “ pend the winter with his daughter, » FOr i Mrs. Wesley E. Walker, died Friday! Gill Sees “Naughty He * afternoon from injuries received | . ints Heol | nen his auto overturned Novem-| Rebecca’; He Balks er o. diveet Werley \renth ave.| @t a Box Seat, Tho ae an | N., stistained a broken leg and his/ ea F laid |father-in-law’s ekull was fractured| “Naughty Rebece: the laugh 4 FOR SALE—HOUSES _ |i the accident, which happened | Provoking comedy adapted from the HOUSES IN YOUNGSTOW | when the car got out of the driver's| French, opened at the Moore the e pO yh \control on the steep grade, on Roan-|atre Friday night as a benefit to ok an Youngstown *t., turning off Tenth ave. The victim was 74 years of age d did not regain consciousness, 2,000 MEN NOW WORKING CSE es “are ye Se oo Scent) HOME IS ROBBED distance. $ : Y Cnidaaie, | Daylight burglars took $30 cash, ‘ k ‘ ware and a $75 camera from r . . the of Mrs. C. Cox, 519 Mer. aa Sees, St. 6 F while she was downtown Decen #1916 PUBLIC MARKETS io Washington STRAMERS LEAVE FROM COLMAN afternoon. STEAMSHIP SAILINGS PUGET SOUND STEAMERS ALL LOCAL ROUTES jwamer Sol Due, for) # 0pm mid. ‘Townsend Willleme| daily night Dungeness (Sequim ).| Gally |Aneries and Victoria ‘Does net eal 10:20am Indianapolis for Ta coma direct. Steamer 1 © hours. 1 1 30pm Townsend) dally with rail ines for all/ poln’ on Otympte peningula ‘art Towneend—Anacerteo— Reltingham im atenmer Whatcom, y \for Port Townsend Anacortes and Be ingham { —Relliegham— Anacortes— Port Townernd tom eC Rulehe tt, Anacortes! atly Bellingham! Port Town-| Kreret cold’ ht Townsend and Rel-| Tw Surdayiiingham, via all San! Thure’y ) Te sland p Satur'y Thare'y i ; Ban Juan Iviands—Rellingham CORNER—AATURDAY PGoam Ste Clty of Angeles. st Kood creamery butter, 24c || Tuesd'yitor Bellingham vial Monday ' h pullet ewes, 29c|] Thurey'fan Juan Ieland) Wednes 49-lb sack patent four, || Satur'yipatnte |_ Friday 4 be boxes matches, Ibe cans —¥ so tie Reese bunch toa, ae; big rolie|| THO) Mteamer Ctepla, “tor! Ti etem p full tb, maw aceded rate || midn'ht!Port Townsend. Port! Tueed'y Such WHITE SATURDAY 1 ing | rs SOUTH END. Ibe peppers, 2 Ibe. 18 ¢) spinach, 3 Ibe, 8 j chestnuts, 1388 ib, ea}] mian Friday, 400 Ib, Stall 1 Mor Wet thetr and a -MONDAY ine [ whole tleket colved Neah Bay! Thors'y | Metur'y ' Bunday Angeles. Tured'yand way porte |] Trore'y wie Port Townsend —Port Ai clee Way Porte Wi tor) a 8pm Port) Sunday Weani | Friday mleale, wnsend mand eo Ate nt iPort AaviAn way por Port i sopm Steamer dally [Kingston cont (Ludlow Satur'y|F law ler Hannvtile and Had | Saturday Only | 2:00pm Steamer Puset, for Kineston, Ludlow and! lway pointe | nday Onty — | Poret, for and] amble—Trglew—Pagier Paget, for) 93 daily except Sunday Tron@ali 9:00pm 4:20pm Vood Cane! Str Pot tor Ludlow, Port Gamble, **Rangor and all n Hood ¢ eam dally except Monday Pb0am will at Port swhnnend thbound Saturdays ty leaving Seattle at 19 p.m nta marked ** are boat Iandings annengers for nd for her ry make arrangements landing all risk and In landing at for Mabiitty Ateamer's pas |] aenger rate does not Include boat land Ing charges Tagcage liability te Imited to wear. aking mich apparel, not to exceed $100 for 160 pounds allowed tree, and schedules subtect hont notice Freteht re. ally for all po! excepting acoma) named in above schedule * mul Open m 6:20 a Mm. to 12:00 AVIGATION co, Iman Doek. be purchased at ticket | | atpm || the Auto Drivers’ union, Local No. 234, to a crowded house. | For the first time in his life, he id, and as a tribute to organized jlabor, Hiram C. Gill accepted the courtesy of the house from the Au- to Drivers’ union. There were four in Mayor Gill's party, but he balked at sitting in a box Councilmen and other city county offic occupied boxes. The farce was presented by an able cast, headed by Broderick O'Farrell, a popular leading man on this coast, with Miss Claudia Colonna and Miss Edith Williams sharing the honors in the leadiy feminine roles The productid was elaborately staged and the sed tings were new and clean. The pro duce ris James F. Kerr. The engagement last night was the opening performance of the five to be given as a benefit to the lo cal jitney drivers, there being 4 | matinee and night performance Sat urday and Sunday, the last times being tomorrow afternoon ané evening. Organized labor is strongly sup porting the union drivers in their endeavors to raise a budget with which to fight adverse legislation at tbe coming legislative session at Olympia. ASK DISMISSAL CF | GARDNER'S APPEAL Deputy Prosecutor Ellis has an nounced his intention to petition and tepm | the state supreme court to dismiss jthe appeal of Harry Gardner, the’ |pickpocket who escaped recently from the county jail with Dr. P. WV Allen. Ellis argues that Gardner is fugitive and has forfeited all right to appeal. No word has been ob- tained of the missing prisons, Local authorities are notifying Eastern cities to be on the lookout for the men, K. OF P. STAGE PLAY A well-trained cast of members of Seattle Lodge, No. 51, Knights of Pythias, presented John Barnnim's dramatization of “Damon and Pythias,” Friday night at the Met- ropolitan before an enthusiastic audience. The story of the play is an exem- |plification of the ideals of the | Pythian order in which friendship | guides the action. William M. Ras |mus directed the production HAS BURGLAR TAKE | HIS OWN PICTURE | DULUTH, Minn.,, Dec. 9.—Dr, | David H. Day's burgiar alarm, | that photographs intruders and summons help at the same time, today has convicted one man upon the strength of his picture taken by the automatic camera, which creates a flash light, causes sufficient noise to get the intruder to unconsciously turn to face the camera, and | summons police aid. NEW YORK CLEANS || UP ON GERM WEEK NEW YORK, Dec. 9.—Today ts Sunshine Saturday in “Open Win: |dow Week,” in this city, It is es {timated that fresh air from open | windows here since Monday has an |nihilated 890,789,653,963,468,922,377 |serms and then some. The idea | Was that of Dr, Charles Bolduan of the health department. Monday was “Open Window" day, Tuesday “Medical Examination” day, Wed- jnesday “Walk to Work” day, Thurs. day “Sanitary Workshop” day, FM day “Children’s Health” . a Saturday and Sunday “suf shine” days. Chewing gum is becoming popu- lar among the Chinese in Hong: are ‘ WAY TO REDUCE ‘wg