The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 5, 1917, Page 9

Vererv,y . ‘pr KATHY 7 615 HOUSES AND APARTMENTS ASILY \l ARE F GRt RENT DEMAND D—DUE TO THI POR RENTAL PROPERTY NO NEED FOR LIE IDL If your place is vacant} or od, phone your ad to The Star, because your ad, oss of rent, YOUR PROPERTY TO FOR A SINGLE DAY. about to be vacat- You will avoid reaching 95 per rent of the English-speaking people of Seattle and vicinity, will tell a »rospective tenants of your like percentage of the vacancy. {t will take only a moment to phone your ad to THE STAR Cor. Seventh and University Main 600 Main 600 RE. st. Effective May 1. PRANSTENT —CASH ADVERTISING | im advance—any classifica-| | ioc per tine or fraction of line 1] times for the price of five TRANSIENT—CHARGE ADVER- TISING Tine per insertion insertions for the p CONTRACT ADV Tine per month—1 month Mne per month—3 months. ? tine per month—é months if line per month—12 months 1.80 Maes each week, 1 year, a cont—Three t OPEN SPACE Hines to be us a fn 1 vor. Dey SPECIAL RATES ON LEGAL per Inquire of Want Ad Department a an: DIRECTORY AUTSRNEYS. AT. wales oral law p Lyon Bl lott 2168 thing pertaining fice tn all courte ‘Third and James FF SS Oe Re eral practice ave Main BSTARLI Rurke & be manana OPTICIANS a RIVERS FRED PL GORIN Bids. Ma 296. Free be Mason Fenwick Lawrence aed SUPPLIES am ORK-G. FR fan CHATTEL “LOANS COMPANT—NEW RAT NEW METHODS $19 to $100 ma: ially on furnitur Fiarks iia CAMERAS AND “SUPPLIES WLOWMAN & HANFORD CO Main PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS NHARRISON—001 SIXTH STORAGE 8TORAG MD, 2%e. § DAY® Main 1490 ABLE PLACK DIAMONDS an confident : " JEWELRY. rater J “FOR SALE AUTOS AND MOTORCYCLES (Bian Tank Go, 1190 Pirst ave. a Hott 3291 ifia int WAL tae Sworers ENB ABLE MENTS WPANDARD MOTEL, Be firet-clane ood ug; with Dev FTRD Fi—Acreage for Sale TRULEY PHONE MAIN | wan | RAMP Ht $09 Becond. | | 10— Trades, Exchanges iM: ry 9 DOWN AND $10 MONTHLY on county road partly improved Fronting main close to lake ard Take vi Ing " City Lots for. ‘Sale WALS atte . ‘i 19—City Real Estate for § ‘ weET asement We Lore | ~ a 23—U nfurnished Houses = 6ROOM MODERN HOUSE FOR RENT INTERIOR JUST RE-FINISHED AND IN SPLENDID CONDITIOD LARGE YARD: CLOSE TO TWO CAR LINES AND PAVEMENT $25 PER MONTH CAL AT 29 WALLIN ORD AVE GRE LAKE OR MERID IAN AVE. CAR ° ROOM 32—Male Help Wanted ED LOGGERS, SLINGERS, CHASER®, CHOKHRME! FALLERS, BUCKERS AND 1 ROUND LOGORRA sTmADY sas ; PLOYMENT. NO FER CAL 1416 ‘The Mippodrorm TR Landquiet-Lilly Green Bide, Fo WANTED FI sens For te cloth rth and Pile LAMM RITOEMARE Female aut He teed taught i Fite waid. F Help Wanted and Prof. TADYs graved w ba STMAR NOE apare time at home. 265 & 38 Business Chances Sale aALE: YT Lost and Found Fo ‘or aa AND poona r nirated nent pomtpaid, w o And bage and um RIGGING ALLy |15—ro ‘or - Sale Miscellaneous BIANOR APROTAL WANRGATNG IN GOR exchange de Moyer 330 Union at ANALOIES | Sonera {Rummage Sale nig RUMMAGE SALE. WESTLAKE AVE AND FIRST AVE. CLOTHING MEN AND WOM 16-—W FOU i¥ WAVE fall the Pacifh 2nd Hand Clothing ELOTHING ROVAN Firet ave 1918 W Man too fh used suite 49A—Auction HATA Vo0e T i} ois 1904 POR ited Misce’ ilaneous ANYTHING Auction Oo tO wntT AND Sale Furniture Wanted WE WY WORE CRED PORNO Bay higher prices th Main 2 4 Recand ave. Rieke Fyre, Go. 108 Pike, Dentist BF Avetto fiat, AN. WEANTRY the removal hide. a. | eee NTN 5—Business Personals HEN of hie 1 oF 2 lensons, ont 4th Ay Main 2911 Member Dancing Teachers’ Aso, N.Y. STAR—MONDAY, NOV. 5, 1917. PAGE 9 "Tank Sleigh Skids Over Trenches’ Mud | A new French type of tank, just now proving effective in raids on has a sort of sled bottom that enables it to slide easily over the ground and to bridge the trench gullies. German trenche By C. C. Lyon The Star Staff Correspondent with . General Pershing'’s Army SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE, to a small city where there had Nov. 1.—One morning we came boxes mateben: | DIAMONDS, WATCHES AND sewrt. TER MICHARE Pike mt APRCTACL ES, epherical lenses, rivtep $260 ohwarte 413 fee duplicated DANDRUVE ULTR NO CHARGRE rays and Hroken lenses Wa” WATE comma NO Gentlemen Awe! mation tropedy Hide F ta for « rmnaen, ae Dmltor fott 2845 Open evenings WANTED—OLD PALAR TEETH (DO; MATTER IF BROKEN). SIGH EAT PRICK® PAID CASH FOR OLD GOLD, RILVYER AND DIAMONDS SMITH JEWELRY MPO. CO. 411 TH we FOURTH FLOO! REFATIONG | Diamonds eet while you wait: repaired and remo ork guaranteed « | eMITH JEWRI Ci 2c AMITH BLDO, Po: COUN MAKES A Why wait? Jewelry Our te RATING And popular Panta, taught in 20 | NURAE— Mia WILT ern, TO16 16th N. W 185 RODARERA IN AFT done” 19 ‘oll. Jacove. Ride Tee KING n Rit 6 KAVANACGM'R 52 1006 lot ave i Fi une ral “Notice $ i ' Miranda A wife Was im, Mek at ALASKA BUILDING, sracrson | tate |. 8 shop. | ARAN 7 te} On EN ries npire Hide Public Markets PIKE PLAC e Miscellaneous English skate CORNER nd 1 169 ih ECONOMY , & tbe, sugar, 646 frewh Washington salt herring 6! AT EPHRY He | Pal EN WESTLAKE pe vininiee | Lanes soap, € bare 25 | PUGET SOUND STEAMERS ALL LOCAL ROUTES STRAMERS LEAVE FROM COLMAN DOCK, TOOT OF MANION #TREFT Rrrive Roattia C—Pert Tewnered—Pert Aageice Mame Cal Bes. tol Vilipe Vietorta Rendaye. *Vietoria, 1. Ths mid- (Townsend Tecoma Direct 7 oem Meamers Tacoma and) Indiaaapotte for Ta-| coma Girect. Reamer! Lttpmievery two houre 480 pm isingie trip, The round) tomas, for} wm Townsend atrect! 7 (Connects at Townsend) jwieh ral! lines for att lpetnte on Olrmptel Ipeninenta. Whatcom acortes and Rellineham ' Fverett—Nefltagham— Anacortes — Pert Towweend i fan Jusn Islawle—Mellineharn ir. Rownile, tor Port! 8 600m 4 Sunder Tueed'y Juae isiaed potote There’! Tort Tewneend—Part Angeles —Neah Ray and War Porte opie, tor Port! ¢ 6#pm Port An-| Tueed'y nh Way and! Thurey | matory ! Port Townsend—Fort Angeles, Clafiam and Way Ports 700 (Mtr. Walateale, for midnthtlPort Townsend, Port Monday Williams, Duagenees:| Wed. IT Angeles andl Friday Clallam | Port Gamble— Ti pm teamer fatly |K! except | fatury|Fiae Ivtane lor ‘Ratarday Onty eamer oust, for! ® newton. Saw “ 2 Spm Munday Wea Frigay Puget Townaend.| and Had-) Vinod Camal—iemble—Lndiow Potlatch, for] Atow, Port Gamble, jor = and atl funday|points on Wood Canal] marked ** are hoat Iandings re for these pointe and for landing potnte must mak arrangements for landing ume all risk and lability tn wiawing euch landing. Steamer's pas ‘¢ does not Include boat land charese Bogen ing apparel whole tek Habtifty In Nintted to wear. not to exceed $100 for 160 pounds allowed free Bteamare and schedules mubsect to change without notice Preteht ree telved @ally for all pointe (excepting Tacoma) named In above schedule Thekete must be purchased at toket office, Open from #10 & m. to 12.00 About a Simple Nurse Who Turned Out to Be Baroness Rothschild j ing | county |such a time | preme midnight PUGET KOUND NAVIGATION Co. Tieket Office, Colman Dook Phone, Main 199% been established a hospital es pecially to administer “am- brine,” the new treatment for burns. Five of us—Americane—two college professors, two writers of books and myself, had been taken Quests of the French government to visit the orig- inal “Hindenburg line” and the French territory laid waste by the Germans in their so-called “strategic retirement” of last spring. These hospitals, from the stand nur are less desirable use most of the| are brought in| and for weeks! writ in are ing agony ghast On ambrine medical ¢ of French phys! ed it, but because he waa ous enough to belong to nch academy jt was not accept-| f long ti ver, pa on the daily Godsend poor fellows liquid f liscovery the an re dis ot} is used by all front to hun horribly | e and burst wouter . | of ned from shells French nurses were busy ting room when we reed entered. It was evidont| women of all stations had bee ether in the human. in Two of the nurses spoke excel lent Exgiish, so around their ating tables we gathered—and asked questions | Tells of Cure elder was pe ne in manner. about 25—and autiful am in this hospital because 1 tereste © mir amerine,” sald) she eont ed re ne of a soldier haps The other brotled| could » wan He Americans sized up every-| in the room, failing to pick the victim. The nurse called & young physteian over. This is the man,” she said y wouldn't think aid the docto to madame here nt care she gave me that I come to this hospital to help krateful exce have her We been Roth of the learned the hospital had founded by the Baroness child, whose husband is one richest men In th orld went to the little hotel that noon we found Barone Rothschild bad sent us an invita tion to dine with that evening Bhe a be 1 chate the Vhen we lives in dge of the town. © had been told that ner would be strictly stood for several ante-room while announced Dined With Baroness Presently the butler said The Baroness Rothschild! In the center of the drawing room stood the baroness, at her right a somewhat younger woman The baroness approached us smil ing Ah, gentlemen,” she said happy to 1 AGAIN.” We all looked at her intently The woman. before us was hurse around whe we gathered that in the au on the din mal. We in an walled to be “Tam | the had morning hos compar eof, a rich worked at table COUNTY GRAND JURY rion wa Pari the Madame Van beauty, who other operating “Put these and smoke in your pipe ’em,” says A. Briquet to Old Man Winter. OlAMOND OMIQuETS rder Your Fuel By Mail— Don’t let any little thing trike keep you from ordering fuel. Whether you are a he you shouldn't neglect getti promptly—otherwise there rush later as to cause i ‘round, If your telephone postal card or a letter, convenient for you to call in or Remember—Here is the mous DIAMOND BRIQUE atisfaction in fuel. you with your favorite coa mixture from among the coals: BLACK DIAMOND NEWCASTLE ISSAQUAH like a telephone your winter holder or a dealer, ng your order in may be such a nconvenience all isn’t working, drop us it may not be in- n person. home of the fa- “S—concentrated Or we will gladly serve 1 or your favorite following famous SOUTH PRAIRIE RENTON FRANKLIN acific Coast Coal Co. 563 Railroad Avenue South CITY FIGHTS TO BUILD CAR LINE WOUNDED SAM MIES IN FRANCE Le tpyegaed oper.| n which has blocked exte Ballard, city w car 4 40,| Corporation Counsel Caldwell pre-| | sented affidavits disproving the alle before ° city the tine tate nday is Superior Judge | ompt restraining ton of the was lmen Hanna Affiday The whol ho} Dimock blue prints, and the BIG RUSH STILL ON | AT THE POS 1m oted on December VOTERS TO PASS ON SHILSHOLE BONDS of the big a 7 mills In the Ai will be distr nd won der | isting Main 5080 MRS. AUGUST BE BY J. W. PEGLER Staff Correspondent D) HEAD- United Press AM ICAN FIE QUARTERS, France, Nov. 4— (Delayed)—A few wounded American soldiers are in a cer- tain big base hospital today. getting the very best American nurses and can give them—an® extra visitors. One of the Mrx visitors today was Belmont, of New York, ction of wounded he sick sol of these. good inspe Tt visit hat and visit Cross section the t engaged in « LMONT VISITS In this city she saw the tere effects of air bombs recently dropped by German raiders in what was described by survivors as @ veritable rain of explosives, which | tore great holes in the buildings and | streets of the residence sections, Mrs. Belmont declared she hoped an opportunity to visit — Rheims, but was dubious whether the French authorities would per mit so dangerous a trip. The delegation of American com rs men is expected to arrive im the training area Monday. A spe. cial program showing the American troops going thru their war paces has been planned for their edifieas tion Next week five ican major gen American camp, 10 major gen who have b 4 work | rible to hay additional Amery als will visit the making a total of Is of the U. 8. army here in two weeks, wen US, HAS POWER TO asked t truct And et, which was COUPLE FINED $100 IN “DRY LAW” CASE Tallman and Mrs, C. Superior both © lor $1 t the Jud, not includ r Pik ze it was th The o | fore the bone fect Judge Taylor nd costs for rooms in the st Hman said that he a jail sentence, ir first offen: st was made dry law +4 liquor hotel, because last Ma went into ef wou od y MEETING DELAYED Common Fund Lands | Kenneth Mackin r Monday, post meeting of the King mber grand jury until ‘as the court will deem call the to siding Judge sued an ord the ponting it gether The action stion by sald ht at Washington necessary to body the woutor was Pre presence dD ©. result of a Lundin was required court, where he will of in the arg constitutional police que: m state He will 13, while tion tance im power of the argue the “ the gr November jur was ‘omber 1 | called some | time in December, Him in fy made ing, t The power voke there by M wo fellow « nds Ad aw rights by th Stefanovich Monday be Dyker Bulgar i f sentenced ich is sald in a commor wnta he 5 wit ee asked to give was n¢ mone tempt of the ¢ the the go Monroe to have x 1 ntire an at ity n ace there re bun mtrymen out to fre Ww to } amov Reformatory of ith int nt to obtain Skag nmen mne-Webster taken to the ill Monday, y evur FORCE STRIKE END United SAN FR fede Press Leased Wire ANCISCO, 5.—That mediation commission working on a settlement of coast tele » has power ntends ary last 24 presenting the gave out the text «rams from other members of und added a state ‘the © ‘9 has settlements, to force a to use aH conclu r its if nec b opr was t om the de. nts of the hours declaring r power to enforce luding © this the y know and fully statement in detail, workmen in the entire that the commis intends hat to e pssstssshttisssssististetssstssses tones sist sesebsssseesssssesensed A Suggestion 3 Meals, Complying with the and to facilitate as far a “WHEATI WEDNESDAY bake WAR BREAD on each Tue from your grocer for your order for sagassszacczasstasienecssascaeegeesses wishes ¢ placing The Home o@ Butter Nut Bread possible use on Wednesdays. WAR BREA | strikes and lockouts.” Reed also declared President Wilk son stands squarely behind the ae tion of the commisston, MUNY LEAGUE WILL HEAR RICHARDSON Prof. Oliver H. Richardson, of the University history department, will speak before the Municipal league Tuesday noon in the Arcade building on rmany and the United States.” The public is im vited. the of Stephen Hiawatha ave, which damages, is being in the police and fire departmen Mrs. Mary Lauder, mother of Mrs. Grollsi, was in the house at the time, and claims that lamp in an adjoining room ex- ploded A fire in home Grolisi, 1126 caused $250 vestigated pbsssptsosssssossosestos: d WEDNESDAY ar Bread D An rm Meal Explanation Rye Meal (Roman Meal of the U. S. Food the operations we shall, until sday, so that it may Help your D on Tuesday, Administration, of plans for further notice, be secured wroceP\ by “ SEATTLE BAKING coMPANT BRAG Fsssetiitttt QN 13