The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 7, 1917, Page 11

PRONR | The Star WANT AD Rates Fffective May 1, 17 TRANSIMNT.CASH ADVERTISING Cash in advance-—any classifiow N00 | p= > conte ner tine of fraction of tine Bix times for the price of five TRANSIENT.CHARGE ADVER- TISING 5 sertion . CONTRACT ADVERTISING 4 hy month—1 month on8 per month—6 months. 195 months 1 oS, onthe aaa “ . * 1 con PACE ol ap tines’ to be * SPECIAL RATES on LEGAL A Inquire of Want Ad Department MAIN €00 THESEATTLESTAR DIRECTORY ATTORNEVSAT.LAW iikeMAN “ney-atiaw probate mortgages, notes, collections ral mitiore <— WOMAN free: confidential neral ctice. Sollections 618 Grhntal Wullding Main 2781 LAWYER, 14 Bowne fie 6. Conauitation free All cases a (ESTABLISHED 1 ral practice. Hurke Bide, 005 Becona we. Matn and James renareeaes ite ant ~~ TTORNEYS—PATENT r Rivers ntent booklet tree. 33 RED P. GORIN eecured of fee refun i Central Bide. Ma Free patente wick, Lawrence. 432 Rurkel BICYCLE SUPPLIES _ E HS G60d WORK re Nig, 1241 Fourth. Pe CHATTEL LOANS NEW COMPANY NEW RATES” NEW METHC Loans trom $10 to $) confidentially on furniture, pianos SANDERS & CO 1903-1004 1. C_ Smith Ride. Fil 4 2 CAMERAS ANDO SUPPLIES LOWMAN & HAN Kodekes and Photecraphic Suppliee DEVELOPING Any size roll Birt Ars_and cherry. New York Bik N—Patent Attor- ™ Patent DR KaTiREN WARRIGON— 001 BIRT Emtott s7#3J ~ STORAGE bar? REPROOF ¢ STORAGE vas rin pnd Aly . wate | ——— UNKS DELIVERED. tHe. 6 DATS storage free. Call Main 14 monds and jewelry per OTHER CHARGES. Others may AD- PENTISE: lower rates, but how abot the COMMISSION they charge? PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETY, 411 Beneca and 11¢ Marion. re money on DIAMONDS and JEWELRY. Lowest rates: confidential. AMERICAN JEWEL (FOR SALE | AUTOS AND MOTORCYCLES yeueue tate. Winton Motor Co a Nott 3291. vate bath, $1.5 INSPECTION ConpraLLY invite | erinaton, 1813's Becond. $2 week » 7 ‘ 0—Trades, Exchanges ACREAGE ON PAY $75 DOWN, 419 New house: ovtbu % cleared. burned: good to ferry wharf, stores; ideal for anyone w in town Take Kirkt park to E on Kirkland dock 13. mil aquare, at O'Brien static has been in cuitivat! Ne rich WORTH OF CITY atta Heights; 00d | & PROBERG Phone Bia =D RANC H ared room $229 Tallard Ave ~ IMPROV good 3 h “ 100 cash and 3,4 REID & CO. from « ori 1019 ise » TE igen Hawes Moret cont—Three | | Davies Alder Park | made quiekiy and | IRD CO); 'STAR—WEDNESDAY, NOY. 7, 1917. PAG" 1f 15— Farm Land for Sale 15—Farm Land for Sale Attention! | srciivazs WANTED _ RENT PAYER © AND WAGE |. reeitions AIRE || OPEN To EARNER EXPERIENCED | || TELEPHONE Has Made Good Tweet ane ars | SOME POSITIONS | OPEN TO YOUNG WOMEN ¥ 1 | | re right in town are These Little Farms selling Every man is surprised to find that he can buy farm, just over the city limits, for $650, om wn easy terms. A 5c carfare, graded streets and NITHOUT § paved boulevard make Davies Alder Park an | TELE EPIONE ideal place for a suburban home. | - ; EXPERIENCE EACH LITTLE FARM is as large as seven city lots—space enough for house with lawn, . flowers, large garden, chicken yard and a field Good WACES a for the cows and pigs. NO CITY TAXES to harass you. These farms are just over the south city limits—the charm of the country and the luxury of the city. You ask what will grow on this land? Anything and everything that is common to || Western Washington. The soil is FERTILE. START Genuine bench bottom alder. Come at once and make your choice. get & Street Third, Near Columbia. RECULAR AND FREQUENT WODEAGE l NCR GAVE elt MANEN l 11—Acreage f for § For Sale Miscellaneous | 1 Ae | “TT AND DooKa “| iT) ALDER BOTTOM LA’ Kitchen cupboards, 4 ft. € In. wide, 7 LA { ( ALL FOR $500 Dah, two glass doore and three len: $50 CASM AND $1¢ MONTHLY edjustabie shelves in the perp ed | ‘This tract ls between Gesttle and ta: | three drawers, one fleur bin. one sumer | coma, east of Kent: mo better iand to] in, mixing board. and a cupboard for @|/PL ASANT, ich be had at any price. Lies level, and pete and pane easy clearing) sawmill and eehoot close | by; fine reads: 1% miles to railroad | station on main PUGET BOUND FARMS CO. 4 ro: a Can p logging CLEAN WORK VuN land aD working in mill or LUMBER « | 4 evaran-| Bs Bell anyone. ship anywhere | eNTOA sandy beach, lots of fish| sumer ' Puan gtde, Tid eaae Fal 1008 Bwet ave A Became, Wests | ACLINCe Th Downs Bik, 709 i AAKOA 7 VFrruvcod nia SNAP: 16 ima FOR sti diame nines e acres improved; good house AMIE ANT Kinley & Watson, 3340 Fir ie Bip SILAS eeT R 16—Water Front Property ico l A} RONT RNAP coe RECREATION Very CREAT WWIR RAN OV ROOMS REIGN RECORDS! UW Wty , ty alas eas list Westie minioce eate. | 19-City om Estate for Sale| | FIMeT.Mm1 A@ GAT | FIRST-CLASS Sasbents sores tert Gan view “SERVICE Fi AGS i 5 feet Improvements in. J. Webb ) LU Me. Ml SERVIC terme: but act a $11 Unt, secon oe ee oe a in rh a and frwit orchard: And bage for lene. Repairing of tugenge || fa R fn Chicken Rouge, A103 COth ave... one ane ee a fn T ON HG RUMMAGE SALE, i978 || y BA TU WESTLAKE AVE. A en |ANRUAL VAG . AT " : FIRST AVE. CLOTHING FOR|| UN} BES SA ~~| MEN AND WOMEN. || WITH PAY 22—Furnished Houses T—Wanted Miscellaneous ~~ FRE. a wopE (URE, | WANTED TWO HODY nvitpens—|| @p PMICCiTe 23- “Unfurnished Houses soot Fatt econ Ce Mate a ear rene | ; “ms ; etfinna wetton Cc EN EE) @ | MCOPTAGE URAL SAL CLOTHING BOUGHT AND BOLD. 16 NONMNG | aiataeet 1918 Weatlake ave. Phone || NI) NO, $2—Male Help Wanted a PEN ® SIONS, PPODRO! pa ort enatety erin tt peels Wi f ) eT tsa tot Si Tne Hippodror ‘urniture Wanted \\ 4 | it 0 os ap vice | racte’a) Se in the city. Phone Main 2982 nuite for $1 __|__Atetion Co, 2006 Becond ave | VALUE TROUSERS POR $2.60 | Finke F Co. 4 ike ain | Lundquist-Lilly upetairs clothes shop, | ~~~ REE IEE | | | | MAAARAA || | QR AG ED AG, | Dentist 84—Female Help Wanted =| P&P IF BTANTRY paNriaT: AN- | SPnn teed taught. Hours 1 to 6 and 7 te cay | = | 14, Fifth and University, Prot. Os Business Personals || | npare time at home. 265 © Member Dancing Teachers’ Asn'n. N.Y. | ss | ness Chances NDS, WATCHER AND JWR. | I IN ) | Oh FRADE TRG | ably reamonabia Dut abnotutely rellable, || NN ) nit tden;| aah or eredit | " ard tn} PETER MICH ART spr ol \ 7 Ie. Dy Vern Formerly at 1204 Hecond Ave F| | tol f In} PITTED $2.50 RYEGLASAES with aphertcal | APROTACLES b 0. nen, complete, Te Livestock for Sale Epemnetret. 34 epee hlork A Mw | 15 FOUR VW, AUS . Anite HARVEY H. CARROLL 42 Lot and Found ue a pl dg ol fe) OMANI 7 DPN OLD wae of the var ” * nd all the Tre Mi N “4 , aid i Bad oid “ iti | J ELE Cir MU NIc, 413 ave ovr OUTRE MAKES A FINIBHED { ik 4 % VE -VORWEC-FIEGE, | ose oh tn a oe] ~~ ELLIGTT. 637 orn and isth ON, & | G2/\m guaranteed, | Hippodrome, witth || wd. nwood 2220. University, Elliott 318 yee 1 ' i i Prone Business Personals wih CUnRA DanpRuwy. Din GHown serene lentlemen, iwedian ladies — Violet atmeante for eolde mamane, aha. alton, | 317 rays and nd Phew Mitel Wide wil WANTED OLD WATAB THOTH (DONT MATTER IF BROKEN), MIG MAT PRICK PAID, CAR FOR OLD WILVER AND DIAMONDA MITH JEWELRY MPO. CO. Le MITH BLDG. FOURTH FLOOK WATCH REPATIURG while you welt; 4 Diamonds oat 4 and remode Work, guaranteed at wholesale prices SMITH JEWELRY MYO. CO [412 LG. MMITH BLDO. Fourth Pioor HEV. CRRONK Hotel HOLLAND. TIME PIANO PLAYING ie Caught in 20 lessons NURWE sha WITTMIK 016 18th N. Wo Phone aitard ARTI AT i ATs THETA 10 8 roll oba, Wot APA KINGTON ie WEN Crary Mae $2.00 hate 1008 tet ave Dye we ‘ carapher. 6 havatavon Dunvnn Vioride grape fruit Huttereup oleomar rode. beans f $260 the Ib eploes. th wack PUGET SOUND STEAMERS ALL LOCAL ROUTES PTRAMERS LRAVE FROM Coupsan DOCK, FOOT OF MARION Arrive Beattie oe 13 00 Atenmer Rel Dine for) F ifpm mid. [Townaend, Amgelee| daily niet jand Victoria ally | "Does nor wi am 'Indiaaapelie for Ta-| 10 am coma direct. Rieamer| 1? pm every two heure topm \etng’ £ bonm trip. aiveetit iConnects at Townsend) jwith ruil lines fer rl Ipetnte on Otymple! pentnenta “Kistshan, tor! Sen Juen Velen de—Reliingharm Tosed'y Juan Thure'y! Tort Tewsernd—Port Argcico—Neah Hay aed Wer Porte TW) Ate. Utopia, for Port! Chtom midn'ht tTownaend, Port An! Tuend'y Pundayigeios, Neah Bay and! Thore'y Turet'yiway porte. | Metorr Thre yl ' Port Tewnsend—Port Angeles, Claflam ‘and Way Ports “TH00 iMte, Welateale, for! 2:200m ht (Port Townsend. Port! Ronday Monday Williams, Dungeness! Wea Wed. (Port Angeles aad! Friday Friday Catia, | Port Gemble—Lodlew—Maater 7 Fipr (Mteamer daily [Kini cept iT ary! ater, Maneviie and Had) Nock, | | Satarday 0% of Poret, i} 2 00pm |Steamer (Kingston, Ludlo lway #:40am/Rteamer eston, Ludlow and! ' low, Port Gamble! ant mian’ht excent nday angor and yipotets an Hood Ca are boat tandines pointn and for landing pelnte must make thelr arrangements for landi and am all risk and Hheptity. In aking much Ianding Ste ger rate does not tnelude Dost land enarnee. ability Ia Hmited to wear 1, not to exceed $108 for tleket 150 pounds allowed free Bteamers and schedules ublect to change without notice Freteht re ceived Aaily for all points (excepting Tacoma) named tn ahove achedule Tickets mutt be purchased at tleket office Open from 630 a m. to 12-90 midnight PUGET SOUND Ticket Offter, NAVIGATION CO. Colman Doek Main 2909, pootna. | aw Friuli, NO RRAULTE NO CHARGE | next JUNEAL last is reported as fast b Friday } was doubtless child's sport compared | aster t, the modern Hun Theodoria, and won one of the 4 j battles ¢ world. Charlemange, | junction of two railways, one lead - A___ - — — fancy Jonathan apples, $1.50 bos 90e box, del { pies $1.16 box Sirloin teak, 1 wp; leat tard FINE #T. Us Stall 19, Good Lack ‘margarine; 336 tb, 2 tbe. €5e; freah peanut butter, Ihe Stall 29, on loaves war brenda. Stall et potatoes, fe 1b. tomatoes cooking apples, Se Lighthouse Het the Bone NATIVES LOOT STRANDED AL-I as “Bloody Cockpit” Where Italy Fights for Her Life, Rivals Belgium Piasza Vittorio Emanuel, at Udine, Italy, showing some of the beautiful buildings that have fallen 7 nto Von Mackensen’s hands. nd may be pillaged and destroyed by the German invaders. At the Ieft the town hall, built in the 15th and 16th centuries, The statue beneath the clock tower js that of Victor Immanuel 1, the first king of reunited Italy “The cockpit,” Belgium, has | Marbaros#o, Napoleon, have camped | ing to Trieste, one to Venice, but one rival as a battlefield of (on thin field of Mars, Franks and The Tagliame nto, which may the nations. This misfortune | Lombards, Patriarchs and Doges Marne,” rises with belongs to Friuli, or the prov- | have ruled over Friull, and two or rapidity in ince of Udine, In northern Italy, [three times in every century the apread itself out over where the Hallan and Teutonic —Ieonzo and the Tagtlamento have but modern 1 armies are now operating run red confined it between Friuli, lke Flanders, is a ‘ Historic Buildings dikes. The river brings down great frontier plain, which has In 1797 Friuli was divided, by the of sand and stones in its short, been soaked with human blood fortunes of war, between Venice and run from the mountains to the from the beginning of history. Austria, and in 1866 the Venett and since it can no longer vidaie, burned by the Germans | territory was handed over to Italy.| them in a thin layer over @ October was founded by Julius Friuli, Uke Belgium, has bes area, it fills up its bed with Caesar an an outpost for Rome, and ful historic architectural monu- | deposits every year The walle of its dikes have with all the other towns of Friuli it|ments, The Palazzo Comunale, or has been put to the torch by suc: | town hall of Udine, erected in 1457, fore to be raised at regular loomsive hordes of barbarians and is in the style of the famous duca) vals, so that now the town would-be world conquerors as they palace in Veni Built of rose and | Codroipo, on the left swept thru the Alpine passes to- ¢ maarble, it is one of the | river, lies som: ward Rome. nings in all Italy will; stream, In the Huns Overran It hardly escape the tragic fate of the | *pring floods wathhmen are | Alaric and the Visigoths ravaged art treasures of northern France tioned, day and night, upon | the plain 403 A. D and Flanders jamento'’s dikes. Attila and his Huns follows in| Udine is but 10 miles from the! The Piave, where Cadorna }452. What he then did has come wall of the Alps, the Austrian fron. | establish his defense in case he down thru the centuries as a syn | tier, and §4 miles by rail riheast , upon the Tagliamento, used to onym for war at its worst—but it|of Venice. Until the present di 1 bed a mile wide. In olden days hecked many an invading host |barberians, Now its old bed stony stretch of sand, bor@ering stone walls which confine it wat it has been the base operations, It is important y because it ix backed by and is situated at the | military strategic the mou Ontrogot? ne 7. — The American railroads, banded to- gether in war work, will contin- ue to co-operate with the gov- ernment after the war. It is the he National Railway t association, now in session here, to see that at least four phases of their plan—indus- trial, agricultural, colonization and publicity—are carried out. ‘The railroads are now furnixhing paper Napoleon ad “An army Jon its stom: ce goes him one the government with facts of the |, er aims that a people nan available supply of food products on | no stron an its teeth. Nov, 7.—The ttle) their Mnes and information regard-| 1 am at your service with nd ¢ ALKI Augusta, er which | ing the intelligent distribution there- | class Dentistry at reasonable p of,” said R. W. Hockaday, industrial I treat Pyorrhea successfully. commi or the Missouri, Kan 1 specialize in high-class ah sas & Texas, and member of the ex- | work itive committee. | 1 make Plates that give satistae ing snowstorm, king up. This was the announcement af W. In garding the colonization possi em gills, purser of the ill-fated vessel ex by railroads after the war I ext teeth with no more toll 2 spon his arrival here Wednesday. Hockaday said ing th the removal of a shoe from Inglie ways that the ship has been your foot y : ne roads will attempt, by at I stand “k of all work don tan a Je loot erything movable by the ive offers and judicious publici- | my off * nativ fishermen Warrants ty, to divert ski farmers who are| Trained Dental Nurses In attend” _ - en ont by the comp working in factories—and making a‘ #"0% jor the at of who have jot of money—to the farm m the ship. They will be shown the farm as PAINLESS AUSTIN, Ines : dollars’ worth of 4 favorable investment and a desir » has been recovered ble home, Then we will attempt to e.. th He Wore a Serious Expression—That’s All; He Gets 60 Days he company ngines and equipment, eral hundred dol per sheathing along the ship's keek will try and salve; with sev. | worth of cop for those foreigners who are sure to come after the war—placing the farmers on the farm and the in dustrial workers in the factory IS H. GENSS RABBI? | QUESTION IN COURT $10 to $100 Nouseheld Receipts, The city's case against H ns, When John Cubbins, 50, chicken| charging him with keeping lquor | rancher of Foster, located mar Tuk» to sell for sacramental purposes, | wila, gets out of the county jail, 60) which is being heard Wednesday be- days i ©, nite —, wear | fc Superior Juc Smith, was re more than a bathrobe when he feeds | duced to the settlement of the fi his poultry as to whether or not the def THE LODGE CAFE Diag uate neighbors of Cubbins! was an ordained rabbi, and if the Fourth Avenue at Wer ae testified Tuesday afternoon in Jus-| Hebrew ligion provides for the |] rreatu ing the Jatest wi ue Brinker's court that the defend-| use of wine in its church work. “Stand Up a Fight for eels ant was in the habit of feeding his m Block and M. Cromian,| Sammie.” hens their breakfast while he was Seattle Jews, testified tha: cntertainment an@ pression y NEW ork's 1 and a flowing bathrobe RED HAIR CROWNS NEW YORK MAYOR i» w= ss oi by United Pre YORK, w mayor, wh hair and a mustache of the same hue, started his business in life a8 Leased Wire bi and transla *) papers, evidence, to this effect, | City Attorney Thomas Kennedy inelated that the ndant was not! ular rabbi that he had « drab: } a and FRISCO LIKES ITS | MEATLESS TUESDAY ;: Nov, 7.—New has red eliminated by wearing the rg Rupture Support. as Job water carrier Re United Press Leased Wir Y trial (0! prove 4tr superiors fro ® sect a inte ‘SAN FRANCISCO, Nov, 7.—San A. LUNDHERG Co, railroad, for neiseo has adopted “meath rd A te time before he became a ‘rue sday” with enthusiasm. Thi wyer, being successively track | Was the belief of food” administra layer, fireman engineer on | tion members today, following the New York elevated, which | terday's siege of | ma then moved its cars by steam, b= ne, Irish stew” and ce ae All of the large restaurants and| Iwo U.S. Judges to hotels, hundreds of smaller eating pla and thousands of homes ob | Hold Court Here |servea the day Heginning next Tuesday, two ons of the federal court will be held ASKS WOMEN HELP in Seattle, when Judge Jeremiat Neterer will hear the criminal case TO HANDLE and Judge F Cushman the civil) MAIL cant | By United Preas Leased Wire ONE DOLLAR CASH Of the 45 cases assigned for trial SAN FRANCISCO, Nov Supt.|] Pays for Consultation, Examina- the most prominent are those of Hu- | Jesse Roberts of the railway mail|} tion, Treatment and Medicine, 1 M. Wells, former president of servi today nmende to J 1 use Medicine, Electricity, Vi- the Seattle La couneil, set for| Washington that he be allowed to | bration, ete. ‘ Pebr 19, charged with seditious | employ men as railway mail DR. EVANS cor y vd Leowul Oliverau, | clerks. draft has made heavy 401 Peoples Bank Building « hy A uragin recruit iv See oo the mail rvice ore Second and Pike. j ing Yecember ¢ ind the shortage of men has caured | f 49 ys 7 are to be tried, employes, FeO wih