The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 25, 1917, Page 11

PHONE MAIN & The Star Mm) WANT AD Rates Effective May 1, 1917 ANSIENT.-CASH ADVERTISING h in advance—any clansifioa- te inte per line or fraction of tine times for the price of five “SRANSIENT..CHARGE ADVER- ‘TISING line per tnsertion | month ~$ monthe per month—-€ mont Per month—12 months 1.80 . nes h week, 1 year, 80 Tinea’ sai cont. Space Hines to be used In 1 year, per Ines to be teed int year. gt rr .. 8Me Linea to be jiaed ind year, per, AL RATES ON LEGAL ADS ire of Want Ad Department MAIN “600 TWESEATTLESTAR DIRECTORY ATTORNEYS.AT-LAW ALEXAN REWAN—A’ Rey-at-law. Wills, probate ma\ Liael pertaining to 8 in all counts and James. Bille LA MAY HitNN—WOMA . Consultation 1 pe tal Building. Main 2° K CAWYE is BALL KSTARL ISHED - eral practice. Rurke Bidg., 908 Becond ave. Main t2e8 OPTICIANS ATTORNEYS—PATENT Pp. GORI) or fee refunded iain 390. Free book on patenta rice Bid ed CE SUPPLIES BO Goch WORK—O i HART A901 Fourth. Puone Main Je, CHATTEL LOANS MPA NEw hark NEW ETHODS quickly and pianos, lve stock, ete SANDERS & CO. 909-1004 T. © Smith Mids. il 4662 CAMERAS AND SUPPLIES POW MAN & HANFORD CO Koedake and Frotographic Supplies (VELOPING ] An: site = roll Ave. and Cherry, Tet Main FOR SALE AUTOS AND MOTORCYCLES Me} Piret Bi RYN HARRISON. $7633. OLLATERAL LOANS ha THAN WONEY ON 4 STE CHARGES. thers may AD- BE lower rates, but how about * lancom FL Res i PLACE TO HO TAMONDS and JEWELRY. Lowest rates: confidential IMERICAN JEW ‘Rep, s- 6 DAYS ED. Call Main 1499. JUNK Tank Co, 1130 First « 3291. AID JUNK, 1769 tet 8 in poultry, or wil full-blooded dog. ‘Write Olem, RF. D. 6, Box 40%, Se- : _attio, Wi TRADE FOR in No. 1 condi- Mt. Vernon, cH TO f-ton truck. Must tion Route 6, Box vem. ACREAGE FOR SALE 2 ACRES, IMPROVED PRICE § ‘This 2 acres ts close tn o here and work t outelde of city limite ace improved with 1 ehick- CLOSE IN. diatrict school and Would like to Rrocery ntores hi move on soon someone ‘Terma $100 cash, b | | paid $10 monthiy. New York Block a: Mr. Gtigen. “DIRT” CHEAP. 10 ACRES 1350 Monthly “For Rent” Ads Should Go Home! When you have a vacant house or suite, remember that the average person has no more desire to tramp the streets looking for your “sign” than you would have under the same circumstances. Use a Want Ad in an EVENING NEWSPAPER—one that GOES HOME, STAYS HOME and HOME READ. That's where you will find the desirable tenants and reach BOTH heads of the family. is Star Want Ads give you such a service. Thru a circulation that reaches thousands more Seattle homes, your “For Rent” ad in The Star will place you in touch with more tenants than you can reach thru any other Seattle newspaper. Phone Your Ads to MAIN 600. MAIN 600, ELLANEOUS—FOR SALE wih AND Hoon argent tae 16—WATER FRONT PROPERTY, Uage windows, large bettom glass 40x49, trancom « ite 19 HOUSES FOR SALE Wie WAVE TREE FING oa shore of one block from $ roome, with all but heat, laundry trays, br Dookcase, white enan eat view over La Anne f You must ese t) 9 WILLIAM 21 Leary Bide roofing « a WILLIAMS CO. Beattie, . . » Won oO. Lake | 194% First Ave PHONGORAPHA OUR 1GN Re RECORD Woah. rr MUBICAL * BUNC ALOW FC bill ALE SERVICE ¢ 3. Wedd Kitchen & Ca, University mt oe Ballard #15 Trt Lay ra Ratnler cake Tis SIR mornin Large list of SEATTLE HOMES, erat CHAP. easy terme Heston Bik RENT AP | NEW PrANGW FOR RENT. | 20 | piled on pur Meyer-Toner, ‘nion. TANOS—® ED WARGAING IN OP exchange department. Meyer-To 310 Union at RAVANAL Low Good 159) HATH 1000 int 46—MISCELLANEOUS WANTED iF YOU WAVE ANTTHING TO eRCL call the Pactfic Auction Co, Main 144 schools. BATHE. partly furnta! 2208. ropert 50 FOR SALE—FURNITURE iNiTvne FOR WALE OF ) ROME, house for rent. Call at 30% Fastiake ay | $1 WANTEDO—FURNITURE TaFR FT i rise $14 per Fine View. Sixth ave. N., corner Lee st month FOR RENT—SMALL HOUSE IN W Henttle, 3 roome Rent $11 eth ave. # W FWo FURNISHED B14 Im TOURER Phone Main Auction Co Ai. Geattle 32 MALE HELP WANTED SERV: WANTED, Comm iaston. for examin! tons: Ass! ant Inspec ures, Auto Truck Driver . Sanitary Patrotman, gineer of Tents, Constructor Oe CIVIL of Welghts and Auto Junior Kn Raraman, Lin Junior WANTED — LOGGERS, RIGGING SLINGERS, CHASERS, CHOKERMEN, FALLERS, PUCKERS AND ALL-| 4) LoccERrs. NO FEE. 2006 Recond ne tloneers, 2988, ROUND CALL AT PLOYMENT. 1414 ALASKA BUILDING, SIMPSON GGING CO. nw Fifth and University. WANT A BOY FOR PAPE Panter, Apply to Donohu = Green Bldg, Fo % .FEMALE HELP WANTED | CHOCOLATE DIPPERS, ATTENTION | wit furnish you work evenings, at nd vanced wage scale, for four or more hours’ continuous work. Phone 644. FE. B. Wallace Candy Co, Broadway STEVE use tets, DIAMONDS, AND JEW only reasonable, but | cash or credit FOR OLE DIAMOND MPG. ©O., 412 FOURTH FLO WOMEN TO P WANTED STAR—THURSDAY, FOOTBALL STAR CALLED UP BY TOM KENNEDY C. V. Morrison, star football player last year on the Univer. sity of Washington team, was called before Appeal Agent Thom Kennedy to show cause why his exemption from military service on an indus trial claim was ‘of sufficient Strength not to warrant a re- hearing before the district board. A. J. Stores, superintenden@ot the Pacific Steamship Co., appeared for Morrison, and testified that Morrison's presence was required at the dock where he ts engaged ts employer of longshoremen, be- cause of his extensive knowledge of the pecullar types of men who seek employment on the boats. Stores safd that a number of criminala often attempted to get aboard the boats thru the employ: ment department. He sata Morrt- son knew them all, and was thus able to hire only the trustworthy ones. Morrison was recently Dr. J. Allen Smith economies at the at university, appeared before Kennedy and swore that Robert W. Caswell, 1107 B. Denny way, was the sole support of his mother, and was therefore entitled to examination. Caswell was recalled when the board was informed that Mra. Cas- well had an income of $100 from & brother. Thie was dente married. professor of o—— * a | te. a 5 ibe pkes. kes, the ean Wakefield herring *. 2 Ibe. She lear, 40 tall 43, pot 0c Ih ‘Htall 4 box, delivered . $248 and 70 came: 6 ® ibe Chirarde! yellow 2 chosote crate and 1h; Bho jar 20 and peaches, large can pew aplces, E 2 for? ibe RCONOMY ny my L mitie, te derioin sale, 200 ed snapper, 2 I the th: att 7-8, 6 bare Inu ape Nuts, She: ¢ be red one m meal, 6be; 4 large rolle io The. war fleur, be; a ide, Ran Maid ralntna, 206 toilet paper, ite 6 Ibs, Mayou bea CORNER short rite beef. ih je 2-8-8-T, . 18%0 1146 leaf lard, 2040 +o Ib: atrlotn Dares, 32% 1b; | chotce vest fresh $1.08 (te ib, 8 eens, 40 m cheese, 4 the 10: at, ad, ® pink 1b. fentiin Lima beans, BTRADY BM-| WANA awnnrrrnrnnrnrnrnninnrnws | OCT. 25, 1917. PAGE 11 LONGSHOREMEN | STRIKE LIKELY Unless the federal adjustment board heed the longshoremen’s de mands for a cloned shop, ® strike may follow This announcement was made ‘Thursday by C, Connors, of the rig Keres and stevedores at a meeting ja the Labor Temple. He announced every foreign member of the union had been or dered to take out eltizenship. BRIDGES FAILS TO ANSWER CHARGES OF PORT’S AGENT “I have nothing to sdy—no statement to make.” This was the answer of Robert! | Bridges, president of the port com mission, Thursday, in regard to | charges of George B. Green, former gent of the port's East waterway minal system. Green in his resignation Wednesday, accompanied by & statement to the effect that Bridges and Commissioner ©. A, Ewald were placing inexperienced | relatives on the pay roll, and dis mpting the port organization Resolutions were passed by the commission Wednesday providing |that no employes shall be dis charged without approval of the as- sistant traffic manager. HUNT MOOREHOUSE IN SPOKANE NOW Deputies Scott Malone and C. 8.) Campbell were in Spokane Thurs day in search of a man said to re semble Albert Moorehouse, the man sought {n connection with the murder of Ruby De Merritt on Sep- tember 3. The cities of all the Northwest) | states have been swamped with) | descriptive circulars, and, as the |result, Sheriff Stringer has been| | swamped with reports that Moore. ) house has been en in all four points of the compass. In the meantime the Washington are being combed, Deputy Matt Starwich ts |in Portland, working on the case, | Best of Everything FOOD SERVICE SANITATION cities of | carefully iF Lallowe’en Pranks Will Be Dangerous night by the residents of the West | Green Lake district, to warn all those who play prank h ringing doorbells, and tapping win-| | dows on Halloween night, that they are in danger of being shot at on) account of the woman slugger scare which has terrorized the city. MILLER CROSSES TO ENGLAND SAFELY Mrs, John F. Miller, wife of Con grossman Miller, received a cable! Thursday from her husband, stat-) ing that he had arrived safely in Liverpool, England. | Congressman Miller fs with the congressional party which has gone) Prices Are Somewhat Higher | BECAUSE ONE MUST PAY FOR QUALITY | | | to France to investigate war cond!- tions. ‘MINER KILLS SELF | AFTER MISSING GIRL | Paul Koch, miner, committed) |wulcide Wednesday at Enumclaw by firing a bullet thru his throat,| after he had fatled to find John Morris, a cousin, and the father of | Ethel Morris, with whom he was jin love | | Koch had had several quarrels! j with Morris, sald Under Sheriff Hutchinson, who, together with | Deputy Joe Hill, visited the scene| jof the crime. Morris objected to) | Koch's attentions to his daughter. The miner is said to have brood jed over his love affair. English newspapers have report. ed several cases of illness and at least one fatality, following the eating of rhubarb leaf-biades. oo Bt) Oo 0 YOU DON’T HAVE TO TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT THAT = CHAUNCEY WRIGHT'S Restaurants & Bakeries Lead in Seattle erase Woes In the Case of THE PEOPLE vs. CHAUNCEY WRIGHT THE SEATTLE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH (Court of Last Resort) SAYS: —————-—-~ wat OF as tte FB fo Ys AS e DEPARTMENT _OF. HRALTH | AND. SANITATION Cty of Beatile CHAUNCEY WRIGHT Steswuee 42-Story L. C. Smith Building, 1209 Second Avenue. 1420 Third Avenue. 110 Occidental Avenue. Open Twenty-Four Hours Daily Bakeries and Restaurants Here’s How You Can | Convert First Loan | Bond to the Second First Liberty bonds, which draw 3% per cent interest, may be con- verted into second Liberty bonds, | which draw 4 per cent. Here's the way to do it: | Go to the bank that sold you your first bond, and serve notice that you ’ tract is t buy net} If you want reel value for your » wee It before you buy elsewhere. | Your savings in cheap acreage that | i grow in value. On good ronds:| fine soll; easily (i clear- tation; Henttle; | |Gint, FOR COOK WHY NOT P bought on main city, milla, ete.? ance brown niece cree absolutely to eo title inw Part black bottom loam; practically For only $650, « it purchaser, nce. Bee thie in our uto free. & #EXTK Ave. 6 6, 19 AND 20-AChE ACKES of AASED 1310 Firat Hoston wAaT | on this 4 facing the riv ton; all euitivate the state; nice 4-room fiouse: outbuildings. You ean live on is piace and work tn the city. YOR CK BALE PRICE, $1,800. Bee Mr jeckrian, 101 anin TANe two PRICK $ PALL YOUR BEST CHANCE BLACKSMITH AT a1 FoR BALE 42 iaat | swap? Use. Star Want Ads for eann| ring cap ® apron to National Canning Co. 1720 W. Spokane ave, Take Alki or| Fauntleroy car, get off at Riverside. West 66. iw Of OLD DANCES GUARAN. teed taught. Hours 1 to 6 and 7 to Fifth and University. Prof. Os Billott 9187 apple 7 AIRING | walt; Jewelry | Fourth Floor. | K A FINISHED y wait? Our re- Hippodrome, Eiitott 2187, HOTEL WOLDAND, "1 wall NERAT. is kept Phone housework where sec Keparate cottage maids. taught in 20 jessons. Mia Witte | Una A ‘. W. Phone Batiard sth COUNTRY F near Benttle, doing good bus Wife ill reason| done Hanson, Poulst ‘. f . | KAVANAUGH'S $2 ND TOOLH FOR | Wor APT ATT FREE | na rile Jecobe, Pet | taurant iness, for rent or sale for selling. Anton Wash hate. 1006 in ave. | bi "| 68 » | Scr 1100 gond Io Andrews, / FUNERAL NOTICES TOOL, |ENGINERRG AND JAN tend the fur nt Friday, at 4 Undertak HOHE, oe ented HM. MeKni Ihnnnnnnn | ? Bleite-F SALE | Fremont PITT BULI t MONTIA Podiares. _Phone North 186% LOST AND FOUND BLACK AND WHITH CAMHO in old-fashioned filigree sold return to 1920| ~ 1289 OF | gy Upited Preas Leased Wire PETRORGAD, Oct mag retreat in the LiveSTOCK FOR ‘oid NOTICES A Ger Riga region on OF anoounced in atement issued by te to | if ir | | fiefal something wa The comfort of the “HOT SPOT” Gas Room Heater Is Thoroughly Appreciated by These Old Folks One reading the latest war news, while the other is knitting socks for the soldiers. HE comfort of a Gas Room Heater means a | great deal to old people—and to young } ones, too, on cool Fall evenings when it is not yet cold enough to light the furnage fire, yet too cold to be without heat of some kind, | A Gas Heater will supply all the heat you need and do it cheaply Seattle Lighting Co. STUART BULDG. PHONE MAIN 6767 Can be eliminated by wearing the 1 |pive free trial to prove its superior- itt ly want {t converted. You must give notice before June 30, 1918. \ “Conversion bonds" will be issued thru the federal reserve district! headquarters, December 15, and aft-| er, and your bank will get yours for) you, if you make application. TRUSS TORTURE ndberg Rupture Support. We of LUNDBERG Co, | A Sentth suffer with Piles when you can get a small bottle of -Vo at any drug store and take (15) drops in a little water every (4) hours, and get such quick relief. Clo-Vo is an internal remedy for Protruding and Bleeding ‘Try it today on’ Piles CLO-VO CHEMICAL CO, lome Every Day How easy it is for you to have The Star sent to your soldier son, brother, husband or sweetheart every day and how deeply he'll appreciate this token of your love. No matter where he is—in the army or navy, in training camp or at the front—Uncle Sam will see to it that he getschis mail. The Star one month.....40¢ The Star three months.$1.15 The Star six months. ..$2.00 Important: Notify The Star whenever address changes. 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