The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 14, 1917, Page 13

Continned From Page 12 MERTON —GROCERIFSCONTD, ROCRRY, MARRY TAT W AEE BREMERTON Hoe Pacific Ave Y and Res 1 _ OPW ey warn, » IEWELER. Diamonds, Watches 7 225 Front « Cleek. oP Diep tn orting Geods the F LAUNDRIES ND LAUNDRY Pacific A¥ We Phone 90 MEAT 8 M MARKETS MPANY Whotesate Phones RTON and te M1 fie Ave. REAL ESTAT? RRAL be B®. Drop tn A Poor OADWAY ATLORS, SAM Frren, ington Ave Y nen J69, M TRANSPER AND STORAGE _KENT RET NATIONAL BANK, D ASHIER F ” WICVOLYS AND JUNK ATR AND 1. ane ~~ for Phone OOw nk. Phone CONFROTIONERY PT DKINKR Phone MERCHANDIN IENERAL MDSE. pla The Store Phone 2 Ne. Lat¥een the Two ne LUMBER YARDS MART SIDE LUMBER ¢ 123-W Telephoae NEWSP AR ADVERTISER PIANO TUNERS ALD, FRANK. Expert Piano Tuner: and Mus Instruments, Tel NT BERNER. J French Dry s ection. Ff 154. W UNDERTARERS hirrenpe NDERTAKING PARLORS 2-w (RKLAND HANKS ATE BANK, TATLOKS MERCHANT TAILOR. en Plant in Con u 4 Phone \xmxtayp _—_ COAL, Woop, SAND, GRAVEL. {XIRKLAND FUE > Red IARAGES, KIRKLAND GAKAGE, Kirkiand 4s) ROBINSON & Co. Agency and Servi Garage Bis GROCERIES. LOCERY, Kirk ¥ Kirkland GARA nd ERY, Kirkland. Black ~ aY Kirkland } KIRKLAND DENT }__Kiraiana RPAL BrTaT pooeiss eos REDMOND AUTO srAGe Sie BROWNS AUTO STA‘ BANKS AND ENS RANCH Kirkland, Red 23 Tiack 23% Binek 472. FRPRISE GARAGE Winck 712. BANKS IZENS PANK LHAM, AER GENERAL MERCHANDIS! AMS & McKNIGHT. P WILLIAM, CO. Ph MACARON OLUMnt MACARONI Pho r ~ PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. EXTON SPITAL, DR. ADOL p BRONSON 3 TIRES AND ACCESSORIES. }mextox tine one 3 s PH UNDERTAKERS, 65. INTON ‘Years tn wood Ce 20. PHONE MAIN RAT TL TAR ADVERTI any class CASH r line per Six insertic CONT line er line p ler line pe ler line per m ¢ lines each line je lines each E line Six mor jonths add Ol 0 lines to b per line 600 lines per t lin 990 lines er line FECAL, Inquire to be RATE of War MAL AESEA i) Maer | CAMERAS AND SUPPLIES | LOWMAN & HANFORD' CO. 10c¢ DEVELOPING ‘Tel Main TUN) roll erry. HYSICIANS AND SURGEONS EN WARNTRON 867 BIN THE Any Piret Ave. and ¢ KATY | STORAGE ral Mtor White DELIVERED, t Call Main 1480 LOANS INeY DAY# free COLLATERAL, WE” LOAN M nde and Jewelry a OTHER CHARGES VERTISE lower r the MMIRMION they PROVIDENT LOAN BOCIRTY Seneca and 114 Marion OTARLE PLACH TO nNORROW © DIAMONDS and JEWELRY Lowest rates, confidential | AMEIICAN JEWRLEY 00. MONRY LOANED ON ALL { value. The Reliable, 90 JUNK ON pra how AD | about | Inc. re 409 Recona rd ave | Mott ater | HURFALO Ji HOTELS AND APARTMENTS ANDARD WOTRE Firet Ave. and Pine &t wataide levator Ni ie a HARRINGT. |11—Acreage for Sale ° ii week up 4 2 ACRES, IMPROVED IN Inv fenced and berr tivated frult et to veral im and has been ¢ ‘ trie ght and stores Deamen E mn the Weat 5 and $1 PUGRT SOUND FARMS |. SOMETHING EXT? - acres: north of elty way: level, running See WED partly timp: wner for cash. Add Land for Sale 15—Farm LITTLM FARM, 3580 $75 CASH, 110 MONTHLY Onty w & mile from Lake 1i8- Real Estate Wanted ae Wh WANT an wowr Empire Mae nity Real Estate for Sale NEAR SHIP YARDS vr sa: { months WHIT? AME AS TO BEAT THIS nny Male Help Wanted _ MRECTORY ATTORNEYS. AT-LAW AT OPTICIANS Rscds, Franr-P Main zis ATTORNEYS. RIVERS ateraon Cos balcony. "ATENT FRED P. GORIN-* Bide. Main 390 Siason, Fenw PODPDALL PAL ALS BICXCLE, SUPP “SANDERS & CO. 09-1004 Ln C. Meith Wide. EM. 4662 ‘ too Vai Lundatlat Green 16-——-Water Front F ® TR Liny ag, ¥ vaen upata th ¥OR $3.00 © clothes shop, and Pike -roperty i te | S Thousands of People Read the WANT ADS Bverything for th MOST ure in Th The atures that ap 1 of reader WIDELY RBAD fe Want adw DIFFERENT WANT A are nothing WANT THe 20% it the people As the WANTS places, Bo it Re that Star WA by the er The want pa Tir Wideawako WANT 0 8 each day has tte interest COLUMNS are among the ry n inwuc DAY than the MAD! HUNDREDS OF PUBLIC IN A YOUR WANT before ALL thetr No wo AND t 4 nonth NEW ONES ¢take after month followed-—RBAD OPPORTUNI 3 WANTED HEAVY WORK Y Help Wanted WANTED WOMEN PREPARE APPLES HiisP MAN EXPERIENCE 35—Female Situations Wtd wibow. ; Hike posit wi 26, M. |B. ¥ 38—Business i eland. W Chances OWNE and nt nit Wal iy ve Price Lost ‘and Found VEMDEK Milwauke Miisn HAG raph new Times trade, exchange oe repair SERVICE FLAGS a FOR K purchase tT. he Meyer. Te heat Rummage Sale BIG RUMMAGE SALE WESTLAKE AVE. AND FIRST AVE. CLOTHING MEN AND WOMEN RUMMATE i i9i8 1994 wAT Frida 46—Wanted Miscellaneous iv i A tina Pa A “ 2nd Hand Clothing. West 50. Furniture for Leaving for East Must Sell Quick! practically new Ox- ford Mahogany Piano A beautiful instrument ot ¢€ $350 excellent tone. Cost Will sell fo $175 cash if I can find a buyer today. Call Queen Anne Furniture Wanted 7 ony FU Dentist DF it LEY, DEN : Personals Busine. trot York ¢ Day and ¢ halle “he: Sica STEVENS RMPATRING Walon Diamonde set while you fred and remodeled. ork guaranteed at wholesale SMITH JEWRLAY MPG 412 L. ©. SMITH BLDG, ¥ HARVEY H. CARRO 1 MODEH jowelry prices rth Floor LL Male Situations Wanted ® Personals Busin 50 lenses iiee AND JeWwHet 4 clocks, not ely reliable 1204 MAKES Why want ppod: Filtert 8 enn DANDRUPY NO wat CHARGES nen, ladies raye and Bwediah treatments for iteD Our_re- party Kitie se Dalton m TEETH ( KEN). MIGHIO pr. ¢ ror OLD Ven A DIAMONDA JEWRLEY ™ CO, 412 be RLDO., FOURTH FLOOK GkeeNE — WOTKL WOLLA and Jeffermn, near court howe. 1 for ministerial services Main e491 Lavine ~ taught to eminent © AMETH We Four Maatly rea Private parlors. una rr Hallard AFT THEY Re Jacobs, F iW AFT 10 conte @ roll « it ON PERLIG erapher $04 Crary Bide ANADOMS 12.29 nate ve ke Public Notices wren ieee) viet MMI mA TORER K a BE ITION ONE nm of whether or not thé m sha perat persons « a w being hington and operated on . the reating nd for th Maynar Wash Public Markets ¥ riKE PLACK kranvlated sugar ~~ 2 amall cans Mt. Ver or han: pies. corn te’ rolled oat CORNER A , yrup riba beet, beet, 14 Liye Ih; eugar cured rh | “RCONOMY Healt 26, #8 Ths lated auger it 61, pure ‘at beans, peas #weot flee 0 wack: p w fresh guarante Weal bine sour KAD hes. Kel Det Krum An shoe tbe ean 1 48, beet roam cheem ane, 206 H 60, cooktes, © box one's me Lhe PIN #7, rood potatoes, $1.10 box creamery butter, $100. te $178 ails oo 1b rr) oark Wa Oe cot tle cateup akima potat € ite 8 Mall 109, Beal tbe. 206 abe uasels aproute, 2be Goia sear eta a four, $276 Matthews, O’Dea and Colman Run Police, Is Charge Mark A. Matthews, Bishop Dea and Lawrence Colman con- te @ nelf-appointed police com- n that controls the local according to statement rl at t counall judiciary mmittee Tuendiay. It was made! Jowsio Martin, of th Washing Prison association, who tive commission police affairs, She ap-| ed at the hearing on the mat-| held by the judictary The hearing was three weokn T 2 GERMAN x Re a commit tee adjourned for ARRES Plane ¢ Germann, Kurda, to get ¢ jer assumed names vy government under He department been hy of working he United with the ommiastoner H up ping weeian and were promptly ney'll be charged with making false statements in a pub- record andor. PUGET SOUND STEAMERS ALL LOCAL ROUTES *TFAMERA LEAVE FROM COLMAN DOCK, TOOT OF MARION STRERT “Arei t land Vieterta, iy | ‘Dee Vietorte Tecoma Direct ST WWismere Tacoma « In@inengre!ia oma Aireot Tort Trwneced fpertal amr oon, for Port! Atrect| 10:86pm Townsend) @ally }imes for ati] Ipeinte on Olym | Ipen treet a Ameceetce sed Bellingham Vitam Steamer Whateem! @auly Anacortes and) @atly Retiineharn i Prevett PrVierham Rerertas— Pert Townsend Katshen, tort Rrerett. Anacertes! and Melitnehamt 10 tom atiy Ctr @anty Tntande—Rellingham tie, for Port) 66pm ‘tnd Rel! Tueed’y vin alt Ran) Thurwy Toeed yy Joao nd pointe, | Satury Thure'y! ee Tort Teweamd—Part Angeiee—Neah Tay ard War Ports TH09 ‘tr. Trepia, for Port! mide ht (Townsend, Port An-| Tuesd’y Rundayieelen, Neah Ray and! Thursy Tueed'y|way ports. | nature Thue’ ! Port Townsent—Port Angeles, Clailam mt Way Ports Wainteate, Sen Trem iP 08 Wir, midn’ht!Tewneend Ronda iinghe for! Port 2 fmm Bun day Wea Friday Friday |Clatiam Port Gamble—Lediow—Fi Puee neston, Gambia! Exion,| Townnend.| and Had) detertay Coty | 2 00pm |steneaer Pawet, for! litIngaton, Ladiow anal jwar. points | | Sunday Onty S:poam|\Mteamer Pumet, for! |Kingeton, Ladiow and! lway pointe. i 4:90pm —Camble—tndiow b. amd nd alll n Hood Cana! Hood Canal excent funday lpotn Sunday marked ** are boat landings these points and for pointe must make for landing bility their ow and ase making t senger rate does not Include boat land tng charges Baggage Uubliity tne appard whole tiekat #100. for 0 pounds allowed free Rteamers and schedules mubject to change without notlee, Freight re coved ally for all points (excepting Tacoma) named tn above schedule Tlekets must be purchased at tloket office, Open from 6:20 a m. to 12:00 midnight GET SOUND NAVIGATION Co, STAR WANT ADS | | BEST FOR RESULTS | e-- —-—-—. — —__— The Great American Home! nnn anny Gil ao “THE Book [s WRONG !! (VE Wo! RKED THIS EXAMPLE “ea FOUR TIMES How AND | i GeT THE THAT AIN'T THE WHAT'S ANSWER WHAT'S IN. THE BooK iit | FIND POTASH IN NEED $3 A MAN ALSACE AND IN FOR RECREATION : ee must be won in America BY HENRY WooD and that the people of the United Pr Correspondent United States have as important WITH THE FRENCH AR _ 4 part to play in these first vie- 2 tories as the men in training MEM, Ost, S-—Giy Mel)—Ae for the new American army and tong as Germany holds Alsace navy, is the thought emphasized and Lorraine, she possesses = in « public statement by Joseph world's monopoly on potash, | Lee, president of the Playground that Indispensable element for and Reereation Association of the agricultural development of — America. every civilized country on earth. may may to politic tion thru ite trained direction and on the Whatever Germ her partmer smmissions “mob © commur camps for soldiers and sailors The War Camp Community Ree- reation Fund national committee, of which John N, Willys, of Toledo, O., automobile and aeroplane manu fact has been appointed chair man by Secretary of War Baker and Secretary of the Navy Daniels joint ly, is raising “three dollars for each soldier and sailor,” and a national is now in progress in patriotic American bit’ in this war, national spirit as ex pressed to our soldiers in their train ing camps,” Mr. Lee in his statement, “will depend the spirit ich they carry to this war. Every college trainer knows that it is the team that has the college be hind it th the game. It is Training ng hos real reasons for clinging Alsace and Lorraine are neither al ste Khnical nor historical “ Back of her iron determination to hold the two French provinces precisely the same motives that | prompted the crown prince to sacri |fice 700,000 human lives at Verdun Jin an effort to establish a strangle hold on the great French iron and steel basin of Briey. | Break Monopoly The moment Alsace Lorraine nto French hands, Germany's the potash deposits of be broken for all t which she has the most arbitrary manner and which sho has utilized to small extent in furtherin ber ms for world dom The supreme importance of many’s monopoly on potash first called to the atten’ United State two y America’s and campa: which raked | pase | monopoly 0 rid will | wielded to date in he we 0 win the a mor Upon « Ge will was the sor ars before violent diplomatic the United latter's importations war that Americ America the war, when must win the alone. forth re giving edge.” | Uses Microscope | on Nation’s Food b mar * and ( jcontrol of {* Americ | Cut Off United States | Since the war and the ed States and from over the tanh who ening tting of the present off of the Unit other countries German potash of ance | Alsace and Jorraine has become o- | contai \ dey re yea |mecret which the refully | | guar 1¢ fact that she control led t ut of these latter and fixed rary price wh the world's ture, osite equal ines to those of Germar latter has « ich she and to ft ment o! agricul . German state secret even mor efully g deta first tim The Alsatian only covered in 1904. They u kilometers: be here al tween Mulhouse, Reiningen itz, Raerersheim, Begulsheim and Sausheim, at a depth of from 1 to 3,000 feet below the surfac earth Cernay, Coin Shot From Post | Found Inside Apple! MALONE . M4 ‘Tues. day afte ort and Art Wells of nic at neighbors D 1 on a pe in the house and shot ber rifle. Tr not hit the coin to quit Potter w handed 1 was told to hit the quarter but could rear time men could and about bert Potter joined rifle ar He went hed for the find it went to some apples. apple with an abrasion and started to eat it. He Yesters an app! He ply not ort ‘Vv DMR-THOS .G- HULL, Dr. Hull puts food under the mag- nifying glass, not because it is hort, or to make the supply look half of it when he b r, but because he is a food sel. ubstance. He was, entist. He will plan and direct the the lost quarter,| exhibits the food administration will mutilated display in all parts of the country tree to pick k-} ed al in its side had eaten nearly bit into urpri which was be 4 hard to find Aly The Star can be sent to any soldier or sailor ébroad or at home, in the camp on this side or in the trenches in France at the following rates, postpaid: One Month, 40c; Three Months, $1.15; Six Months, $2.00; One Year, $3.50. All mail subscriptions must be paid in advance. No phone orders taken. Remittances must be accompanied by name of | soldier, the number of the company and that of his regiment. Name of ship must be given if The Star is to be mailed to a@ man in the United States Navy, is | SAME RESULT~ YouR. ‘TEACHER'S VILLA ATTACKS OJINAGA WITH 1,200 SOLDIERS By United Press Leased Wire PRESIDIO, Texas, Nov. 4—— Spreading his 1,200 troops in @ fan-shaped formation, about Oji- naga, Francisco Villa attacked the Mexican city, opposite here, today. Three outposts of gev- ernment forces were killed or captured, and all others driven into the city. Many bullets are flying across the (border into American territory, A horde of Mexican women and chile dren sought refuge across the bar der in Presidio. | Villa himself has not been seen | with his troops, but one of his sole diers told a United Press representa- tive that the bandit leader is direct. jing the fight from San Antonio, | Mexteo. STRONGHOLD OF THE _ BOLSHEVIKI TAKEN BY GEN. KORNILOFF By United Press Leased Wire COPENHAGEN, Nov. 14.—Genm Korniloff's troops have captured {the Kremlin, where Bolsheviki forces in Moscow took refuge, ae cording to “reliable reports,” which the Berlingske Tidente printed this jafternoon. The provisional forces were victorious only after a severe fight. The newspaper also declared it was rum ed in Russia that Gen, A ead man of the Don Com sacks, had issued a proclamation, naming himself as dictator of Rum He was reported at Karkoff | | | | sia. ‘BRINGHURST WILL AID GOVERNMENT Mayor Gill and the government co-operated Wednesday to check irresponsible sale of explosives to possible enemies of Uncle Sam, At the request of authorities im Washington, Mayor Gill recome nded Fire Marshal Harry Bring hurst to be appointed federal ex- plosive license officer. FRENGH RAIDS WIN AT THREE POINTS United Press Correspondent PARIS, Nov. 14.—Unusual activ. ity of artillery on both sides along the rig ank of the Meuse was ported in today’s statement, French troops carried out successfull raids southeast of St. Quentin, east of Sapigneul and at Le Chaume wood SHOOTS ON DOCK Prim, 31, 2455 Day st, Wright, 34, 310 14th ave, |S. both negro longshoremen, were arrested Tuesday afternoon at the Northern docks, following @ el. Prim alleges that Wright and bit him on the ear, arm and thumb. Prim then went to his home and returned about 45 minutes later with a gun and fired two shots at Wright and missed. Prim is booked on an open charge, while Wright is held as a witness, GERMANS CHECKED By United Press Leased Wire ROME 14.—Enemy troops pressed thru the Italian lines close to the Adriatic, but were held with- out great gains, today’s official state- ment ¢ ed. Benjamin and Arthur Nov Medical Corps at Camp Sees “Movie” Staff Correspondent CAMP LEWIS, Tacoma, Nov. 14, ‘Two hundred medical corps men were required this week to witness the showing of a moving picture de- voted to “The Beginnings of Life,” presented at the Y.M. C. A. auditor. ium. W. C. A Friends Meet Parents and friends of the First Co, of the W. C. A, are urged to be present at the meeting at § p.m. on Monday, November 19, at the Chamber of Commerce. These meet- ings are held regulary on the first and third Monday of each month ’