The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 25, 1917, Page 9

STAR—MONDAY, JUNE 25, 1917, PAGE ANEOUS FOR SALe| BUSINESS PERSONALS “= DIRECTORY STATE COUNCIL | President? | BURLESQUE T0 The Star WANT AD Rates Vffeetive May sree | MEFTS TO PLAN Hections Iv Advertising Hurke Hidg, 906 Kecond Advertising ATTORNEYS PATENT MISCELLANEOUS foo refunded Bicyc LE SUPPLIES national council GING AND BATHS CHATTEL LOANS branches Food supply and con-| FURNITURE ire of Want Ad Department Loans from $10 t confidentially on tui WANTED—CAPITAL SANDFPS & CO ation, sanitation and medicine, legal | wee | oes and educational institutions, CHINESE MEDICINE Five Seattleites are chairmen of 10—TRADES AND | EXCHANGES CHIN ese Doetoring Wi walt for ACREAGE FOR SALE WANTED—FURNITURE BRYANT. © AUCTION SALE appendictti«, are re Heved without opera SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS N. YOW CHINESE newrny co. | vacant ed ti “ Phone Main sno, (free, except, perhaps, an executive COLLATERAL LOANS “i time to ther © CAMERAS AND SUPPLIES less laundry, the first plant to|g LOWMAN & HANFORD CO] break away from the association, | house tomatoes, 20c Ib; Ca KoGake and Photograph! vppiies Tel Math Tie Manetta, Wash LOTS FOR SALE MADAM MELLIF WORI D'S A Aen HOUSES FOR SALE _ AMUSE MEN AT ~ AMERICAN LAKE probate © MAN LAW ee, € nfidential. OLYMPIA, Waah., June 25. PORTLAND, Ore., June 25.— nie The Council of Defense for the Uncle Sam's young soldier lade W Downs ik State of Washington, composed training for the trenches at n fresi aenersil 6+ 48 members iad | American lake this summer feoa moderate appo y shall not want for the gentle, eb wet ON” | Gov. Lister for duties similar refining presence of the eternal to that of the National Council | feminine. of Defense, held their first meeting here today. | : | 16 objects of the state council The big war camp is net to be entirely devoid of her hu manizing influence, says Larry Keating, pioneer theatrical will be to coordinate all patriotic | manager and patriot TATION D jrervice, offictal and volunteer, and | e it ever se mobile,” sald Office open evenings [to place the state of Washington | Keat neing his plans here in readiness for instant response there r place like a 0 432 Warks 4 | to any 4 nd made upon it by the r to inepire n to brave and chiva Keating is going to do his “bit | | Kach chairman will appoint his | |by sending to the lake eneamp- | | own committees, the work having | been subdivided in the following company of 18 sthetic chorus Sew nates | servation, labor, farm labor, sbtp-| mobs building, transportation, lumber, | home defense, manufacturing, fish-| eres, woman's work, publicity, avi with his announee- wild rush of ng be to Keating's of- anxious to obtain a book- jing in the American Lake Musteal {Comedy company's chorus of high | stepping broilers Most of the members of the Lyrie | Musical Stock company, which has just clos on of successfal | burlesque here, will be included in jthe American lake aggregation, in- cluding the ballet of barelegged dancers who fr uy turned the trebles on a squad of rookies, who hot at them with peashooters, while the ballet was going on, by announcing that they were knitting sox for the company to which the recruits belonged. Keating says he will build a tem porary theatre, within a short dis tance of the military reserve, um der canvas. He hopes to open’ July 16. ‘LAUNDRY STRIKERS SPIN LOTTERY tbe | ELAIMING VICTORY >> ic Markets] ROSE SHOW AT | AT WASHINGTON. workers on strike in Seattle and|@— —_———— laundry employers, had not effected SANITARY | Ce change in the situation Mon-| gran 20, new potatoes, 4 Ibs, 2be; | | fi The aligning up of the Peer|asnaragus, 3 Ibs. Sc; strawberries, | ' By Mabel Abbott WASHINGTON, June 25.—dt will be up to the young men of the With fine weather to encour. |nation to find ont whether they age both roses and rose lovers, have been drawn for select military and finanes, coordination of sock Wide Wil 4eer committees, ax follows Ir. Henry Suzznllo, of the com to coordinate soctetios and titdtion Ww A nee T. J. Heffer-| g; W. EF. Boeing, | MeCord, legal and | Yor Years, Bee and ner dere have been aneceastully pation, catarrh dere the! kin and as well ae McKee, of Hoquiam, woman on the council, is © of the women's work ident Marsh of the State ration of Labor ts chairman of Alfonso hy advice is/the labor committee, of All these will give thelr services paut- secretary, Who will devote all his ne work ny boxes 2c; peas, 2 It . Saturday made the strikers Opti-| beans, 2 Ibs. Ibe: lettuce, 2 { 10c mistic for their success, }At Leslie's, pure bulk chocol: The union ated 25 new mem-| ath 8 ten dhe 4 it bers Monday, and members ¢ jsoy beans 10-Ib g fl 60¢ the Fourth Annual Rose show Lapa Re opatiaan to an announce- OPTICIANS ed they had toduced five morels bg rolled oat : rtd ment here. lied oats pure olive, of the Pacific Northwest Rose y ‘i Soggy: Bert Bea meena hie Bees poh bce age TRIFY loll, dic pt., 86e at; lina beans, as-| society got under way Monday Wilson, pens nage ppd drivers altogether have bee * . apric 0. son, y, will be | paragus, cherries or apricots, 10c with prospects of breaking its “PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS |duced to leave their wagons Jean. Stalls 1 plum butter, 2| own records for size pt ex. | # lottery at the capitol and numbers” Seventeon Inundries are still fo 2s 2 will be drawn. The men who voi WINTH an jibs. 25¢; raspberry jam, 2 Ibs. 35 cellence of exhibits, and for re- operation tn the city | tomato 1p, 20 Ib; 3 cans| celpts, which are te go into the |Tesistration cards which _ oases STORAGE — | hehe po Ae . i . spond with these numbers will be 22. need FURR. FOR 23—HOUSES UNF. FOR ey uted BUSINESS PERSONALS MADAM VIC WORLD'S GRE¢ FOR SALE yonnaise dre a] fund for the Fatherless Chil. | {PO called to the colors, and PREDICT HARMONY = 22: ))) °F ees brik ome pon asee © DAYS | AMONG MEAT MEN: PIKE PLACE Q The class of general cccbtts | Tee sean, hes, 8 oa tor Ibs. standard gran out, especially from pro. 7 tall 79, pure! fessional florists, some magnificent | this claim to the proper exemption: zed milk, Se pt., 9c/displays of annuals; while in addi-| board after the numbers have 1, potato sausage, pork|tion to the long ows of single | chosen, hamburger, Se Ib. Stall]blossoms that extend — entire dren of France, of which H. C. om - Henry is. lewats emeeeae: must watch for lists of numbers nces between the Butebers'| ula the employers will belf dat the confe two organizations Tuesday] sau Roth sides are certain of an ence between | qt OTORCYCLES |n © settlement to prevent a All 10c and 15¢ groceries,| Arena, many roses are massed in a 534, corn flakes, $c pkg.;|huge baskets for decoration, and a TO U HOTELS 7 AND oe , 400; 5 lds. Japan ri¢#) shrubbery and even a fruit tree in '. a APARTMENTS $$$ $$$, malt-o-meal, 1 blossom were features. | By Ufited Preas Leased Wire De ne Fb 32) MALE HELP ¥ WANTED AMERICAN HOY middie need and STEVENS~ ‘The Seattle Star has several fine open-| GET WELL EGYPTIAN based at wat WO. CHINESE "HAD STOLEN AUTO | alleged auto carriers will Catt at Cireo? names as Mike ries Aldrich, 17, orn st im a t and quick ar and Neryous DON’T BE DISCOURAGED {5°60 |Ste. Walateate, for 2s|ACT TODAY) vireo SBS) DE ae oe od mt 416-418 POULTRY FOR PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS lw ‘ 00) Stab and has fatled are whe ha YOU KNOW THAT ong «tanding troub Hk and be ex And bags for le RATIONAL 119 Oveidemtal Av r * sivianie Wansermaa Stop Those Losses | We absolutely guarantee the famous 21 Tablets to stop losses + akness or we will re turn your money, By mail, $1.00 Mdnight per box; 6 for $0.00. |r RIGHT DRUG CO, | 4341 Firat Ave, bosttle 202-3-4 Liberty Mullding Union aad Third John Kanopa, of Ch strumental to clerk | Poles, who marched ina Ra to! " the army recruiting office, bject matrimony, The 1 NEW YORK, June 25.—As off Wore lemons, 1¢ ea; seeded raisins, 10¢ rge size of the. Arena| 4 Pine mt | PUGET SOUND Ipkg. Stall 45, strawber , 3 for|makes ft possible to view the ex-/ cial Irish jonalist envoy te rooms; elevator | |25c; peas, 3 Ibs. 10; cranberries, 2/h{bits without uncomfortable | America, which he etyled the great too Eee STEAMERS iliba, t60: ‘ontons, 3 tba. 10c, Stall | crowding [potent factor in working out the | 1521, Aster milk, 3 for 35e; ¢ Judging Today | liberation of Ireland and all other ace vireo || ALL LOCAL ROUTES = |lnation milk, 3 for ise; Borden’s| Judging was ‘Mot completed at| nationalities of the world, Ty By et Se SE || ereaneRe LEAVE FROM COLMAN || milk, 3 cans 40c. noon, but some of the first prize! O'Connor was here today. voor or MARION sTRERT — —. — winners had been ascertained, Hazelton, M. from Galway, ae- a ~krrive ECONOMY In the section for growers of not /Companied him. These Irish Be Seattle. Stall 36, fine granulated sugar, 8|more than plants, hybrid tea|tionalist commissioners will visit thieves were || > moet {| Ibe fresh pasteurized milk |class, Mrs. P. G. Smith rst| Washington, following conferences hen they were|; V*tr™ ™ C7_Fert Tewneesd—Fort | 90 qt. Stalls 37-38, rice, 4 Ibs.|rrize for a red rose, tint Briere | with the Irish.AmeriGei party. of an automo: Meamer Hol Dos. for! Tiltpm c; soy beans, 4 Ibs. 30c; Ro jtir Marie de Zays; Mrs. W. D. “Tay Pay” expressed his delight rman Johnson, Townsend, Angeles! daily ing powder, 40c can; very best] ‘Templer, firet pink, Arnold Jensen; | at America’s entrance into the War, enday sin 10¢ Ib.; corn flakes.) Mrs. E. C. Hnghes, first yellow, | and safd that “even from a military” 30c cocoa and choco-| Mrs, Aaron Ward; Mrs. F. A. Nel-| 8tandpoint, the decisive blow may ; 40¢ M. J. B. coffee,|thorp, first in other varieties, Me-|come from America.” salt and matches, forjlenie Soupert. In the same sec-| O'Connor sald the war hans trang.” all 54, best onions, 4 Ibs.|tion, hybrid perpetual class, Mre.|formed the soul of Burope—polith a Direct Seam Minamers Tacoma eam Indianapolis for foam a direct Steamer! 1 aw bert t toast 10¢ Ib; 8 Stall 42, . sb, can Baker’s cocoa, 23¢ 10¢| Ulrich Brunner; and first white,| Would not even cuess when the War with a Draschki, In the same sec-| Will end, but said that great fleets” i] n, pernetiana cl Mrs, G. N.|Of aeroplanes might strike the de 7 ? | Swift took first prize for a Lyons, | cisive blow aa : 0 CORNER nad but-| YMile Mrs. P. G. Smith won another b. Tort Townsend Spectal | Stall 102, best fresh churned first for a Madame Edward Har 4 ter, 42c Ib.; good creamery bu | ; V déam ste. Bion, fet 1 Sc Ib, 2 Iba. 75c; cholce dairy but: | Nong growers of more than Me ter, 38¢ Ib.; best fresh ranch RS%| and less than 123. plants, J ‘Olympia ¢ doz., 3 doz. $1.10; fresh pullet/ Riots took three firsts in the Rx q . eggs, 34c doz, 3 doz. $1.00 rid tea class, for a Laurent Carle, 2bo Ib.; peanut butter, | tg) Tish i Anacortes and Bellingham a ee SS Oe tn Harmony, white, and Siétam ieamer Whatcom] €:00am || 15c Ib coffee, 18¢ Ib. Stall! ame. Edmond Rostand, pink. ‘Th datiy for Anacortes andl daily |/1511, Royal baking powder, 4c can; | first prize for a yellow rose in this AT Hettingha | ) { powder, 2 ur kg. Chilt powder tion and class was won by “i Everett—Nellingham— Anacertee— © pure non or vanilla, 20c; | rt Townsend 10¢ cocoa, 8¢ 10 “ W. Marshall Me s . 2 Ib can Walter! Set Jarsha with a Melanie Sou | I To stpm|x K Kalshan,” forl 40pm) Baker's cocoa, 20c. Stall 110, 2 | sia nahl Mase a verett, Anacortes! alt oa, 2¢ A103 Getty [By ore th, Asnserien P anut. brit . able 'a6 The Elks’ Ukulele band played i et ae of barley, 18¢ daring the afternoon. The Elks’ | Epler % = mt Paso : band will furnish the music this Bl “ge Be RE oo | ee evening, and Rey, Carter Helm 7th and Union | via all Th : |Jones will speak § o'clock on nt UTH END 21 1 f ter, 4 The Father! Chlidgven’: 68 Entire France.” The show will be open NET RECEIPTS day until 10 p. m. TURNED fe GOLD MEN STRIKE | TO THE = DAWSON, Y. T., June 25.—Two indred employes of the Yukon Gold company, are on strike here clew Port 1 Was = will rye treat some | Port Townsend—Port Angeles, Clallam f your all Way Ports wants for as - Jen,| 10:50pm || », Stalls tn {for $5 a day. They were receiving | We wilt mens) n. 60 stall High cost of living, due to | make you hs f ets | ag 1 war,” is behind {t all, they say. An excep. tor | : ‘it feo in any|| : ays alee | sie $82|| CTS es MEISNEST TO SPEAK may be sut-|| =e cube A clas, | ei, from | |] Port Gambie—tudlow—Flagter nd cake Stall 1 “Germany is Faust and not Ham-| nis || Puget, for) Stoam fear. % ream ic be 1 a ie tow foo mbhiel dally eleomargarine ib, Sugar stall, 2{/let,” will be the subject of a lec. oi 25c our tong 3 w. sergio except || iba auger, & ture given by Dr. Frederick W, Includes 5 Dance Tickets experience || *® 7 ea ak | PINE OF. Meisnest, of the department of in treating . | | ony Jotiy fresh n| German, in room 22, Denny hall, at} LADIES FREE eens ot) | Satarday Only es. 2 doz bos nel the University of Washington Mon- ceed: dae z:oopm|steamer Puxet, for! 9:00pm ||ton creamery butter, 4 day night | Kingston, Ludlow andl = uffer an- lway point! | | > other day. ey eae | tried to cure AR ln glveyou|| s:00am'steamer Puget, tor] pr fee. Don't Lay elaehallnae | Hood Canal hie Tudiow 7 am (Ste Potlateh for 1 ire >, kipp hese et ies and alll. excent ive, to | pointe marked ** are boat Iandings rst rate "AUTO INJURES NURSE other boat tanding potnts must make | |] tae oe etc and Manne ne: || Ite McGovern, 1729 Boylston ave., | m@ totam | landing. Steamers pas |{2 hurse, sustained a severe arm o 1p. m ; not include boat land.| fracture when she wag struck by a INSePTUT! ks a “4 || ine machine driven by Wm. Coffey © Mabliity Im Hmited to wear. to exceed $100 for 1322 Fifth WARNING! ©, Monday morning lowed free | Coffey was arrested on a charge of ‘ ‘koe aoanint MIMEE li neckioas driving # a regular physician and su with recognized credentials, iota wi ing specialize In the Disorders of Men offer a high order of medical Anily for pointe Cexceptin | services, ek for patients. an men who want the best ai 4 oma) hamed in above schedule FOUND DEAD IN ROOM Jare willing to pay a fair price—w to patronize an ei ta iekete must be purehared at ticker || A man, believed to be Han Peter.) lished Physician of standing and rep than experiment wi office. Open from 6:30 a. m, to son, 60, was found dead fron fad treat drugstore sattac Wied “selt-curesy la bade B é me f oh lead from i al My investment and equipnient sme proof of my. reliability Ra ural causee in his room at the} worth careful investization, Dees and terms can always be atrangemga HT SOUND NAVIGATION co, | ‘ ; i 2a TAreamen on. I] w York hotel Monday morning | Consultation and ex ation free mo, Mal | ia sake, Runkes, another guest at DR. WILSON @25 FIRST AVENUD lephone peas, 6 Ibs, 25c; to-|p. G. Smith took first red, with an|Cally, socially and mentally, Eaeem