The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 22, 1917, Page 9

WANT AD Rates Pffective May 1, 19!7 TRANSIENT—-CASH ADVERTISING c in advance—any classifica conta per ing oF fraction of Vine Bix times for the price of tive TRANSIENT—CHARGE AD TISING Per tine per tnsertton Bix tneertions for the CONTRACT ADVERTISING per month? month Per month per month per month each week, 218 -3 months Va —& months 1 year, per Mee ba’ tinea each Week, V ‘year, per, ene months aad 4 months ad: errckii: PATHS ON LEGAL ADS occ: of Want Ad Department MAIN F900 THESEATTLESTAR DIRECTORY #334 ATTORNEYS.AT-LAW FATERANDEN ATR Dey-at-lnw. Wilts, rtgares, notes, col thing pertaining thee tn as coome Third cI James RLINN-— WOMAN yer Ceavattetion treet, rontt ential: ET SciorF, LAWTER. Consultation tree fARLIsHeD ise? GEN eral practice. Rurke ve. Main he Goan we 1331 Fourth. Phone CHATTE! LOANS —REW Com NEW METHODS _ Leane from $10 to $100 made quickly and ee” on furniture, CAMERAS AND SUPPLIES LOWMAN & HANFORD CO Photographic Supplies DEVELOPING size roll “Blest_ Avs. and Cherry Tel. FOR SALE AUTOS AND MOTORCYCLES Main 72 TN HARKIGON—00i SIXTH COLLATERAL LOANS Wi LOAN MONET OW ry at 2 per cent. NO ER Others may AD- ot how about BA. ant ad and 114 Marton. STABLE PLACE TO HORROW money on DIAMOND! ant JEWRLRY Lowest rates: confidential AMERICAN JEWELRY. Sn ANED ON A ‘of value The Rehianton STORAG BRY. FIREPROOF STORAGE WARF house. Central Storage Co., 105 Whi Rite. one FRONKS DEL ED. storage free. Call Main 1489 ne ea JUNK ay fig Ge, 1130 First ave @ RI 907 Third aye j SETA és AAR An ARAX PHYSICIANS “aN SURGEONS PRIN ANY 905% Third ave. Hours, D mM, evenings 7 to ® to 18. Prone Filiott 716 ‘PR ARTHUR De Vor. TIRRAPECT- ee = Li NEW RTANDARD HOTET Tigre First Ave. and Pine St modern. outside rooms: ol Aeervien: phones tn all rooms: fir ‘ reapect. The and wp: with| TO TRADE For} two-ton truck, with some cash? Call North 1586 905 Second | g208 || 12 months 1.80) Camepead i ACREAGE FOR 8 SAL FARM LAND 40 meres: partly fenced: finest potato tant adioinine the Thurston County 1 $45 per nere, halt time, Pound to in 19 migntex’ walk ware 20 to 20 traine daily maaigiline of the Northern Parifi way hand O-W. Re. & N. ratiway ts the heat buy we know of at the price in this locality. Two-thirds ean be put into crop next year, and should pra tieally pay for the entire piace has always been outside work tn locality for « t A. H. REID & CO 4 New York Block. _ the LATTLE FARM, $550 $75 CASH AND $10 MONTHLY Fronting county road % of n mile fro over two tom rotl clearing This is an tunity, Inquire for 203 New York email he exceptional oppor- Mr. ¥ Block at CHICKEN RANCH. "KENS: several TAF 8 of rich GARDE HOUEE SEATTLE excellent choot, stoges and All for $400 Mr. Mackworth Open evenings rapid ronda handy to lots of wood $10 monthty Poston Bik ACR BEND FOR rheEr CULAR rib 10- Acre $100 cash, 212 AGE HACATRATED CIR Thue tracts t Ar eolved the ¢ with all vexetablen gating wo Tiina! Ww Qual-f 00 per were im, 214 Boston Block. There! NEW ie 1816 Weet _MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE SE 1 ICE’ PL AGS Kitohen Untveraity. at 2 part (PORMERDY v , shop sel mene $26 eulte for $16 + Third ave, FIAN APRGIAT. WARGAING IN exohange departin ho Union et RAVANAUGION WANTED-—FURNITURE “hone VaR GRAENEA within ferry, Come norons ( Madison car and ferry to Kirkland HATA TOT Vet ae Hurke & Parrar's office ARAN WANTED RANC ING. Mackworth | Reston Mocks 16-—-WATER FRONT PROPERTY Jaw whittling HEALING POWER sin from the feet, Probably m promotera en fo redues the number | Doe h section 3, pald 2 forbida’ prac Aveust 4 with Mecretary tent temuing tt & padlock on Wat A reine tha feon TANb on partly LOTS FOR WATER pald b diecks from acho a te Fy BS PORN. PGR NEN? | 210 WONTH— RENT, PURNINITED COT tage. Bast 9459. R3—HOUSES “UNF.” SALE Ain sf a oRAbE roa ear! B) r | MILTFARY R | PARTLY FURNISHED TERIOR JUST REFINISH ED AND IN EXCELLENT CONDITION: LARGE YARD; $25 PER MONTH CALL AT WALLING- | FORD AVE. . | DIAMOND, ry, allverw only cash oF credit PETER MICHAEL 20? Pike mt. J Formerty at n jhe wid PRA THe BLvoorR! read Norma Pilgrim. Learn her se-| eret. ‘Then leave*your doors and wi dows pen and fear no For « At book storea, Hotel Antlers or #19 | Pine ot. Price 26 cents PENTA OF MADAM CRANE, cane | et T1862 21th eve, Medison cable | Vrone Rast 1727 SLINGERA, CHASERS, CHOKERMEN., | WANTED: orp Pat MATTER BROKEN) mronker AND ALt-| Picea PAD. Gat FOR OLD GOLD. SILVER AND DIAMONDS SMITH JEWELRY MFO. CO. 012 T © AMITH BLDG, FOURTH FLOOR WATCH REPATHING while you walt; aired and remodeled Suarantecd at whe SMITH JEWELRY MPO. * TPPODROME GU ARANTERS T5} «19 L € Pera BLDO., Fourth Pioer, | each you eid or new dances Rat : sults gubrantesd 1 versity even BPRCTACL IM. spherical lenses. compl examination Shears f Bitock, S18 Bee Troken lenses duplicates WATCHEM AND err nd clocks, not beolutely reliable, RY viene ie, $2.6 ". i fecond Ave. eh f 27 HOUSEKEE! Na R ROOMS | AA | FOR Two FUR minD | ho oom, 514 “MALE HELP WANTED — WANTED Looorns, RIGGING ae FRETH (HON | FALLERS, Looorra nuckrns ROUND STEADY EM-| PLOYMENT. NO FEB CALL aT] — Diamonds jewelry 1414 ALASKA BUILDING, SIMPSON Hippoirome. Rittott 9187. j PILGRIM A REATELR Dr. Pleree, At any book | tore, Antlers Motel or 910 Pine et 25 conte: mail 28 of | Lake, sak | Rev GREENE — HOTEE HOLLAND, | | Fourth and Jeftereee, neat court bereee. | 4 for ministerial services | Main 6491 Nunae MRA WILLRIK: Prose Ballard | WE CAN FURN ment to loggers beard; good camps, show timber. Fare refunded it 10 MEN, WITH FAMILIE®, TO Wor tm sawmill and planing mill. rent, cheap fuel; geod wages Dey Lumber Co, Big La! m. Bi tS 2a WATT, AFC THET RE BF Pierce's File Malve. «pow 1@ canis @ roll. Jacobs, P.-f.| and permanent cw ae Daal mee | Mall $1 ber Sample PAGTIVE PIANO PLATING fatloree DR. K. PinKC monte taught te 20 lessons | mia Tite 1200 hate lees tw © iia Tih ave ‘OMMUNITY | Rae plaster and waterproof | Br EVVER HVE WHE Samples 2Se, within 90 days. |— Sawa weatem: . 1610 3 T Public o— Rratle 9-9 sugar cured b att 2 ihe « potatoes. $1.75 Markets WESTLAKE Londquiet-Litty wpata _Green Bide, Fourth and Pike WANTED RF WRICK WANDLERA. Apply Goap Birte! k Co., south of ameiter ea “pine vs experte Ris 4. “ FEMALE HEL p WANTED WANFED—A HOUREREPER” FORK middie-aged wid on wat navy yard. to do with housekeeper whe thome. FR 1 $1.00 sack: Yak af ' Rox 6, Port Or a ontons rp SOUTH EXTRA TALENT FOR WOVTER tall 2, pork and o Hotel, after RIBTMAS NOY mpire Bide WELTY Mw Candy, soft one of Beattio’s ti $209 monthly H-#8, Star, BLACKSMITH rent: good | c Andrews DRAPPED. drink and frott store on jeat corners clearing 0 cash. Owner, " 0. bread, 3 for FINE 8. Inquire of Mra Marysville, Waah., Rox PARRA ALI LIVESTOCK FOR SALE EA RAWHITRY x. At 4 Kenyon, Ow |41 re raxen i) kinds. Routh ONE TF YOU WAVE ANYTH call the Pacific Auction Co, Main PLP ALLL LPL AAPL LPL MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE ¥ MOTORCYCLE POR BALK, $18. GALT 4 suger, & tbe at St, Harbare Apts, 10th and Denny t Ban 51 Apt. 3. . ‘ rea 406 10 wack faring will be 10:20 TURBDAY, OCTOBER 2 new crop corn 1 Wing closet, large and dining chatrs, oak ary CORNER reed 10e Ib. tables box and ¢ ¥ of dressers 1 fresh ground p the. 18 sirloin stenk, 1K PLACE “MISCELLANEOUS—FOR SALE pore watural milk GARE AND DOoks 04, 400 pke Notice advance in prices. Largest fu : ancnke fi nw ated sugar, Oatana and York ns been Adit Maurice automobile, belleved stolen and used by bandits who rob- bed Andrew Andrewson, on Weller at.,.Friday night, ha een recover ed at Renton, according to a report to the sheriff's office Gen Thomp: to have HAPIW OV APRCTALTY 20 REIGN RECORDS RECORD EXCHANGE kee iliott 2678 Opponite new Times Hide tr exchange, repate AP 10 PETROGRAD, Oct tions works In Petrograd are | moved from the city t ine of fear of Zeppelins, A number of dir igibles have dropped bombs on in land towns recently, and it ‘Is fear ed the capital's turn will be next Muni MURICAT being a i purchase, Meye) WENT Toner, VIAN on plied Union. | te | the scent STAR—MONDAY, OCT. 22, 1917. PAGE 9 MOOREHOUSEIS [ORVILLE WRIGHT WANTS TO BE ‘FORD OF AIR’ STILL AT LARGE; DOG TRAIL FAILS Albert Moorehouse, sought in con. etion with the murder of Ruby De itt, large Monday A aquad of King county deputies, {dew by the Tacoma police, is still rombing the manufacturing dls- trieta of Tacoma and the logging camps ‘in the vicinity. Two dogs are aiding them. Deputy William Downey report ed Friday night that a man an swering Moorehow description mounted an interurban at Renton Junction at 10:30 p. m, and wa seen to dismount In Tacoma, at Bay st A. 8 at Renton Junction, particularly no- d the man because of his ex treme bulging eyes and the deep cleft in his chin, These two phys- jeal traits were prominent in Moorehouse’s features, Goodhue says he noticed the man's back Was covered with bits of moss and underbrush, dently lain tn hiding in the dense woods bordering the interurban Une. Knew District Well Tt han b learned that the es caped prisoner worked in Paul and Tacoma mill about a year ago, and that he is well acquainted with the milling districts around that city The bloodhounds, the trail when placed in Tacoma, followed briskly for a number of blocks, until it was obliterated by other scents freight yards. he authorities believe Moorehouse i# still in hiding, and will continue to surround the bea, with a line of police. MOOSE SHOW ON: “TONIGHT TO AID _ BOYS AT LEWIS The Moose minstrel show, which Was given last night with great suc cess at the Metropolitan theatre, will be repeated again Monday de go to the Camp Lewis athletic fund and very good singing marked the show thruout. A large crowd is ex pected tonight Willlam Styless and Richard Dillon are the diregtors, and say the show will be produced in Taco ma, Everett and Bellingham fol lowing the Seattle engagement The cast t» composed entirely of members of the local Moose lodge. The show Is indorsed by the King county council of patriotic service WATCH STOLEN A woman, calling on the pretext of looking for a room, stole a watch from the home of Mra, J. Sehichling 1 Ninth ave, Sunday. PUGET SOUND STEAMERS ALL LOGAL ROUTES STEAMERS LEAVE FROM COLMAN DOCK, FOOT OF MARION STREET teave Arrive Reattie fenttio *Vietoria, B. C.—Pert Teweeené—Port Anarica Te Wieser Bal Due, for! tltpm mid. (Townsend, Angel m In@lamapetie for Te toamicoma @irect. Steam em levery twe heures, é#e! trip, 160 round! Everett—Pellieabam—Anacertes— Port Townsend Raenile, tor midn'ht Townaend and Bel.| Tused'y Rundagiiingham, via all Sen! Thorey Juan Island petata pal 19 60 Tate ana TES iMtr, Cteple, tor wea opm naend, Port An-| Tueed’y Neah Pay and! : j Port Towneend—Port Angeles, Clatlam ind Way Porte Waislente, etan'ht Port Town Monday Wililama Wed. ‘Port An Friday Clallam opm ateomer Paget, Heep cinenten, Ladlow and m\Stemnter Pe \Kingeton. Ludlow and way. pointe, \—Cram bt nlite Potlnteb, ~ for) dally. [Ludiow, Port Gamble! except [**Bongor and alll tay ipointe on Hood Cans!! “Tis midnht except Sunday are boat landings pointe and for ke tending Pointe marked * Passengers for thet other boat Iending pe thelr own and making #c nenger rate 4 ine charges liability te Hmited to wear. “ tor not include boat land. rralght ting tleket to 12:00 IPyear-old girl, ta still at! Goodhue, the station agent showing he had evt-| the 8t.| nthe Milwaukee! that! Snappy jokes | BENDS EFFORTS TO INVENT PLANE BY J. HERBERT DUCKWORTH DAYTON, 0. Or ville Wright. may soon startle the world with a discovery al most as revolutionary as that with which he and his brother Wilbur amazed mankind—the first practical flying machine, In his experimental labora tory here in Dayton, Orville Wright is working hard to make his second dream come true, He wants to see the alr plane as serviceable and as cheap 4 vehicle as the humble flivver, He aims to be the “Henry Ford of the Alr,” Al} this 1 gathered three-hour talk with Wright to- day “What are you now?" 1 asked “I'm experimenting with wing models to increase {ha effi- cleney of plane surfaces. “Then there's room for im- provement here?” “Plenty Big battleplanes don't interest me very much, except that 1 know they are working on needed to end the war, 80 we may tackle the airplane for the uses of peace.” | ROUTES apolls, with alrdromes seven miles apart, and 1 am looking forward to the rapid extension of this system as soon as the war in over.” Others besides Orville ‘right are preparing for the when air highways will be ceasary to the commercial ts of the country as are Lincoln and Dixie high- in the present age of the automobil The Aero club of America, to facilitate alr travel, em pecially for manufacturers who planning to deliver ale to the army aviation ie by air, has a committee mapping a great transcontinen- tal route from New York to San Francisco. To commemorate the signing of the $640,000,000 sappropria- tion for aeronautics, and with the permission of the president, — this great sky-road will be eall- ed the “Woodrow Wiison Aerial highway,’ FOR TRANSCONTINENTAL “What is wanted fs a com paratively low-powered ma chine, say of 100 horsepower, whose wing surfaces are so ef fileent and whose inherent sta bility is so high it won't re quire a big fleld to alight in. “After the war, Tying will come safe, popular and com tively | cheap, As soon as the war In over I expect to see the wh country mapped out with serial highways. Along these route way every seven miles, there will be alighting static and hangers. With th air dromes af near to each other as this, it will always be easy for an aviator to make a safe landing in case of engine trou- ble “While flying one-half to one mile above ground, a very modest altitude nowadays, it will be easy to glide to safety if you get stalled midway be- tween stations. “We already have an air route between here and Indian- Joona tmerpeneeenearsiatnatntantnreiinnpaeinammmmnteeeniancssnt | Clip This Coupon Today to Help Sammies To. TH of t 'U. S. PROBING ASK INJUNCTION ON BALLARD EXTE! Application was scheduled to made before the supreme come fonday for a restraining order stop extension of the city car i into Ballard. Action was brought by Haller thru the law firm of worth & Todd. The complaint a leges that the wen ings are illegal, and in with the will of the people and t QUARTET HELD | AT CAMP LEWIS TACOMA, Oct. 22—investi- gation by federal authorities te proceeding today Into recent movements of tour men arrest- MORE WOMEN LIST OF HERO ARE ATTACKED | VICTIMS OF SUB BY SLUGGER) REACHES U. S. Police have been unable to WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.— locate the man posing as an in- Sixty-seven Ii were lost in —_—-— | surance agent, who, Mrs. R, L. the loss of the transport An- 8. at the door of her home Satur- The casualty list for the sunken temiconscious. Vat on edt antec 4ul Kieaber, Woulliseh prevented a man from forcing his) te, Meiibes, tndamtxy, omer mad | whose initials the police have not fantry, eme face that made her faint. She was A city physician was refused ad- Mrs, Johnson sald the man wore Mrs. A. @ Comp, 4302 Burke ave., }ued at $150, and an 1863 gold piece) The vigilance committee of the stigation into slugger activities emergency infantry, father Birasse, i, tnfas Mre. Ison, infantry, emer- warty, cy addrens, cousin, Chas. Kitt, Ferry Whart, Newport, M1 John ‘Bright, infantry, em gyney edarees Mike Bright, Milwaukee, Frivate Jorgan %. Lock, tnfantry, emergency address, friend, Floyd Pear Mo. Norsell, her, infantry, Carl Nor- infantry, vine, Tenn Hamilton, | Henry, 6211 13th ave says, tilles, it was definitely and of- | day afternoon. Henry found | American transport Antilles fol- aaai unknown. | Chain locks on the door, accord Bertin, Germany way into a house at 4412 Burke | 6ennem, Oldenterg. Germany ‘obtained, said the man grasped her | Arise. #3 © lying unconscious when her daugh- mittance when he answered the overalls and a brown coat, and ran jan employe of a Pike st. store, re had been stolen from her handbag) », milton, Gra Seattle Women's Personal Protec struck her and pulled her hair ficlaily announced today. his wife lying on the floor, (lows: Herat, Otto Kieaber ing to a report made to the police. to Miller, infantry, emerg: ave. Saturday, A Mra. Johnaon,| “Dory” Abraham schwart Re: ott wrist and threw something Into her, i ter reached home. call as she fainted. | | ported that two diamond rings, val |in the locker room. jtion league, has undertaken an in- Rurett Hamilton, Mrs. Sarah dress unknown Private Cornelius J. MeLaughiin, tn- fantry, emergency address, friend, Wm. radiey, Woburn, Mase. Private Nept Hobin, transport emergency address, Mra. Annie Kavanneh, jand efforts of the police-to prevent | the ‘reign of terror. CHECK GERMANS AT LOCAL YARDS Federal officials were kept busy )Gunday and Monday obtaining a check and statistics on all Germans jand Austrians employed on ship- building at the Seattle Construo tion and Dry Dock Co. plant | More than 200 permits for them |to work on overnment ships have been issued | German citizens were first re-| quired to fve detailed recitals of their careers to Howard Wright, chief investigator for the depart ment of Justice. | They were checked by District Attorney Allen, and finally signed by United States Marshal Bayle This is a new government re-|» quirement, designed to give federal | authorities a line on all enemy workmen in a position to do dam- HALL HANDS OUT SENTENCE TO THIEF VW. A. Hoasman pleaded guilty |! ey a charge of grand larceny Mon- | day in Superior Judge Calvin Hall | department and was sentenced to ovims, Cameee, serve from six months to 15 : sien F. years fn the state penitentiary. | Hossman stole a Ford automo-| bile belonging to George BE. Fauver| on July 18. | | WOMAN WINS CASE AGAINST CAR CO. ' therine Funcke, who from a street’ car st because she attempted to| use # transfer at the wrong trans: | Spain: fer point, was awarded $200 dam- ages Monday by Superior Judge Hall, She sued for $2,500, HESKETH PLANNING DANCE HALL LAW New dance hall and cafe regule- tions will be drafted, according to| Councilman Robert Hesketh, chatr-| 1 man, of the council license commit: | Alveres. tee, and introduced next Monday Just what new restrictions will be| Harvester League Included, Hesketh is unable to say Closes for Se: YALE MAN To SPEAK Washington State Har ers’ league, organized to guard | ON WAR ECONOMICS) against a shortage of farm and or | chard labor, closed shop yesterday, Professor Irving Pischer, of Yale] owing to the plentiful supply of la-| college, will apenk at the Muntel-| bor | » luncheon, Tuesday noon) United States Commissioner of| mic gu rooms, in the| Immigration White told the offi-| Arcade building He ds ‘one of|cers that the labor supply was am-| America’s leading economists and| ple, and their duties for the re| will discuss some of the ccm ba of the year were unneces-| mother, M. Igholm, er B R. Parks, San Fran- Beaman earney st Montreal; Third Assistant ney addr Walker, Hoboken, N. J Thomas Royle, mother, E. Boy Junior Eni O'Rourke, James Veira, § brother, oman H reeiona, pain; Fire i her, A. Leal. Val { Fireman %. ©, Rodrigues, | . Bilboa, Spain. ». Liaret, Rodriguez, Ro} Irorico, Chile; . wife, | Bahotberger, 6 oullion A. Re. dress given; Waiter J Waiter | Grown, Michtelle, Waiter | New York; mother, Ire! | Krunailuota, Finland; Steward Hiattery, unknown address; Fireman | ¥. Sanis, father, C. Ban an Pedro Hola, moth arulo, Spain; Assistant Storekeeper, Mayne, wister, Mary Broder city, ; Third Cook V. Rt Ripa, York; Crew unnie, mother waa Wasi last |, Fireman Muttil ; father, P Fireman J | Chile; Fireman | Diews, Banta Keheberria, mother, tlago, Chile; Fireman Francieco, Chas. Jaw FeeCe; Honan, Dias, Diego. Spal A. 1 yo Bilvar . Bpain; Chief Cook Jason, unta Dum, Puenta Arenas, father, Firem: Ho! } Spain A of crow, not yet accountec The problems of the war, sary. infantry, | * feta artit-| ed within the military reserva- tion at Camp Lewis as alien This is the action enemies, late Saturday. \by the Chamber ot The prisoners, who are tempora- | trustees | rily logged in the city jal, are P. W. | Glass, H.C. Filer, K. Fickner and| | B. Pukakiahers, the latter a cook, | who asserts he is a member of 2! Honor, A. O. U | titled German family, and came to | the King county district con’ | this country to escape military ser-| which will convene at 10 «& vice under the kaiser. Tuesday, in Evergreen hall, Bail au of the prisoners will be given largeon building, for a one }a@ hearing before U. S. Commis- sioner MeMilian, who, If he consid. | business ecasion. | ce re ers the evidence sufficient, will |Gnner ee them over to the federal grand fe Dental Special Announceme “Baron” Von Frankenberg does not like the city Jail. He told newspaper men so toda: | f I have to stay tn this place | another 24 hours,” he said, “they will have to take me to tue insane sylum. I would not let a dog of y Di. gs ogl 4. Brew: D s. Now at ay Col 1 have left the imita- tors of my name signs on First ave. and] my, Dental Of. Renick law. Ce mine live in such a hole. Besides, my wife and children are almost penniless and will suffer because of my detention. The investigation will prove I have done nothin) ‘against the American | government, % GRAND JURY IS BACK The federal grand jury resumed its hearings Monday, but falled to ‘return any indictments, following | six more hours of investigations. The jury ts believed to be conduct- ing an inquiry into anti-war activ. ities relative to anti-conscription literature cireulated here. BURGLARS GET $3.40 Burglars forced an entrance into D. Yellan’s poolroom, 1341 Rainier ave, Sunday night, and rifled the cash drawer. They got 40 cents and then helped themselves to a dozen boxes of cigars. Mrs. J. W. Lundy, 1123 East | Marion st. chased a suspicious TRU! |}ooking man from her back yard|cen de | Sunday with an unloaded rifle. Lundberg yp ‘Buy ‘I've seen him hanging around | tg free trial to prove its before,” she told the police. “He A. LUNDBERG CO, x| looks queer.” 1101 Third Ave. SUITS EXCEPTIONAL VALUES Regular $25 and $30 Suits seed $19.50 Exclusive Novelties, Consisting of Gaberdines, Serges and Velours. A. M. HAHN 1336 Second Ave. Near Union St. BIG MOOSE MINSTREL FOR THE BENEFIT OF KING COUNTY SOLDIERS’ ATHLETIC FUND TONIGHT Last Time One of the Best Shows Ever Put on in Seattle ENDORSED BY THE KING COUNTY COUNCIL OF PATRIOT'C DEFENSE | st, Just acroi | from my old location. My new entrance is No. 106 Columbia, midway between First and Sec- I will not | pect, to ental practice so the Increased busin will offset the inc! cost of dein oo because ef ¢ ae wan I want to be known in Noattle who dia not es because of the war. EDWIN J. now DD & a —See the— CITY HALL QUARTET—MONTE AUSTIN JACK TREHARNE—H. WEEKS ‘And Many Other Features METROPOLITAN ——THEATRE== Prices 25c & 50c