The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 28, 1917, Page 7

PHONE MAIN 600 Pffective May TRANSIENT —CAsit Cash in advance ton: « 1, 1917 ADVER 1stna any * a inte per line or fract times for the pr NSIENT.CHA TISIN per ins rtions fo ACT ADVERTISIN f month-—1 month per month--3 per month—6 per month—12 4 Me Hines each week, 1 ye © : BGeo lines each woe Tine . SiR months add Months add 1 cent m OPEN Space 680 lines to b in ne Unes to N ” 10 onths. 1.$ mtha 1.80 ar, per iy * cent—Three 1 year, se i’ year Sve bo Used In lines to be used in line .. RATES L of Want 1 en MAIN THESEATTLESTAR ene fe ON ADS Ad 600 DIRECTORY ATTORNEYS.AT-LAW TZ ALEXANDEN BHIREMAN Rey-at-iaw. Wills, probate Mertkares. notes, collections thing pertaining to a general law pre flee in all courts 438 Lyon Tir, td Jame Thtett cA MAY BLT WOMAN TL Yer. Consultation free: confidential Geners! tee. Collections oe Oriental Hutiding Matn BCHOFF, Lu 708 tnd ave. « etal practice, all cases RALL- TABLISHED } al practice. Nurke Hid a es OPTICIANS Bamands Frascr-Patcrson Co's balcony pestis. _——eeon ATTORNEYS—PATENT n New ¥ and ot? ok Wik. “Main 390. Free book on Mason. Fenwick, Lawre PRR BICYCLE SUPPLIES WE DO G66D WORK % Sig. 1331 Fourth. Phone Matn 3 CHATTEL LOAN! NEW COMPANY —NE NEW METHODS Loans trom $19 to $100 m ‘confidentially on furniture, piamem, Stock, ete. SANDERS & CO. e002 nit Bide. Bil, 4062 Py 2003-1004 1. ©. Smith Hide Bt. 4 COLLATERAL LOANS Jee WE LOAN MONET ON monde and jewelry at 2 per cent. NO OTHER CHARGES Others may AD VERTISE lower rates, but how about / the YMMISSION they che PROVIDENT LOAN 8OCT 411 Seneca and 114 Mar “ZReePeCTANLE PLACE t meney on DIAMONDS an Lowest rates AMERICAN ONY Talus. CAMERAS AND SUPPLIES FMAN & HANFORD CO. iy ana. Fhetegraphic Sepption DEVELOPING jOc Any tre Main 71 Wane 2586 E Ine. poRhow JEWELRY. -ona ar Tiere Incoda, P. ve or new dances. The Hippe Dre eld teach you Oxwaid. Fi) DENTISTS Sah W WTANUEY. DeENTIAT. AN Taences the removal of his offices to $17 Comb hide Pe a PHYSICIANS AND ST RGKONS THAN HARE RixTH Eiitott 4762) STORAGE #TORAGE erage Co iN —oer Wink 105 White APH SUPP’ “"PHONOGRAPHA OF arm cnet FOREIGN RECORDS MUSICAL RECORD © W816 Weetla Opposite new Times We buy, trate ~ SECOND-HAND CLoTit @ BOUGHT AND SOLD. 1918 Westlake ave. 1908 - Phone jain $989. to $18 for « gee proporionately, ‘TR. ine FORD, NORse. PUONE 2343 or Ballard 674 PRACTICAL NUIAE een, 7016 18th N. W. 1287. = Other arti Main 1231 BAL Alaska Sank Co, 1120 First Mott 3291 3 3 aa HUPPALD JUNK, 1763 int B_ Pri, 1068. PwoTers AND “APARTMENTS — “Tew DARD HOTRL Corner Fir Taree. nervice in ev vate bath INSPECTIC modert P y respect $1.50 CORDIALL $2 week ii ind WB 2nd 88 RN Exchanges atts oe. WENATCHEE. EPHRATA Orchard Tracts, Adrian, Wael trade for Saxon. Ford, Jesse M wns INVITED 5 ACRES, $10 3500 AND MONTHLY ] 205 Second | | ji ° Andrew Carnegie Said: of today id The wite invests his money wise young man in real estate-—suburban or wage re in our re my a plumber rh to the « whe I don’t know how I could get office yesterday, “if I hac fuel costs me nothing.” Y t of living will probabt and will continue to clin this, look at England, YOU ARE BLIND, INDEEI if you do not buy a plece of pre is easy, and make this land su ahead, It ts a duty you poor investments landlord the land WHERE AND From our estate AVIES' big plat for ¢ Furtherm earns over day it you t next what ‘a if de Pray MAN tie bt ’ sta » money cipts are wv next Ke while a few and indepen HOW TO GRT years of experienc believe the PARK for the mien and orchard, they are just hed from on land gives you n LOCATED is a serious question. selling farms and suburban Farms” we welling in this problem for you, They and flowers large a field for the Dewldes the city limits Litt we are ALDE with a enous bungalow t and cow where taxes nic ed boulevar the city clothes and one of there $650, over ‘ y i" fror ONLY an a te et a spa on Afford the the conve « y. Aside your fam PRICY of n ean su Henide on your own terme. OFFICE T these “Lit pracuica COME TO OUR will show and your opportunity Pinney & Street THIRD, AT COLUMBIA and our salesmen Alder morning ursday , in t you Farms” Daview’ Sale Mi MNaneous ih RENT, RENE bass Meyer-Toner, 145—For NEW PIANC piled on pul DUNN” #ELEa FRONE® Repairing of tugwags Farm Land for Sale TT PPLE CHICKEN Ranci 10 acres, with « acres cleared token good emerton market RAST TERMS VAN. ARSDALS u Water Front Prope rty ¥ one Si RY ic E FLAGS J. Webb Kitchen @ Ce. Ti University Bt WALDRON CO. FINE RY Fourth, Henry Bide, near PIANOB- SPECIAL BARGAINS IN OUR depariment, Meyer- Toner Rummage § Sale ee om ~itn | BIG” RUMMAGE SALE. Als) WESTLAKE AVE. AND FIRST AVE. CLOTHING MEN AND WOM 51—Furniture Wanted Rerona cot sound and fromt: | ___ boat daily 4 Price alance easy. Free fold Charies Somers Company, borage for goed tiah-| ad: tele sik . 1904 Sa FOR 19--City Real Estate for Sale W MODERN two ble a BALD Re “ AN rner ortenee pays which ANY REABONA BE AQCRPTED. on very enty tw Make fut 610 Unfurnished Houses WN W6Csk «WES. nets, basement with se in; good loca int Aw " | Miake Porn. 408 Pike ; ICT Business Personals rime “Yi AYING . tn 20 lessons OFFE Hat aS tave ANDRUry na Wain, ot NO RESULTS, ladies — Violet dian treatments for col mation; f manage ehirepody. Lawine Ride. Riltott 2845 | WANTED—OLD PALA TEETH (Don? MATTER X HIGH Rat PRICES PAID. FOR OLD GOLD, SILVER DIAMONDS SMITH JEWELRY MPO. CO. 413 L © SMITH BLDG, FOURTH FLOOR REV GuEENE —VioTRL HOLLAND Fourth and Jeffermn, near court house Faslly reached for ministerial services Private parlors Main € MIE KINGRTON—PUNLIO #TEN cnrapher 606 Crary ide DIAMONDS, WATCHSS AND JEWEL Fy, silverware, cut « 4 clocks, net Only reasonable, but alsolutely retiabie. eash oF credit TER new shampooing 217 Bite on nings. “Unfurnished Apts. 7 IRE & A PrER a on ‘ 26—Rooms With Board ROOM—PRIVATEH HOME Beacon 1730 HOARD AN onable have. MAND 00 per -Male Help _ Wanted FORMERLT Shop saves and overcoata Mic a, HARE or nd Ave. Lor 2 lessons, tthe cot, waite f-step, military t-etep, fox fot, rambie, te Ho pal * others Late from M York uy. | Day end © fogs. wate halle, STE VE NSo use am ay Main 9911 MACHINE RIEN ipping * Pacific Coast ety A iiNR HM BLE MAKES A FINiMite Why walt? Ovr rr podreme, Fitts suet. 00 Ti Legal Notices nies | =<|IN THE United pt WOMEN Stat. pir Write WANTED mmediately for Institute, I Y To PREPARE AP Tring your cap and Canning Alki or Fauntle Mr ng al Ht, CAPARL monatrate and to $169 per month Drug LADiRa 1 deal Railroad fare Company, Dept named the 24th I Neb pala EW OR OLD DANCES taught. Houre 1 to Fifth and ¢ y 81 AN ¢ of hor od home aN to on 6 and Prof. DeERLY oma we : while waren MAN and transact as may pr anid meeting Dated at tith Gay of nD LAWRT ow ~CHRinT Man me. 265 Em tle, in naid 1917 HAWKING, R ‘WRECKED MARIPOSA |43—Lost and Found witt Who 7 cont Chauncey Bat My rights OVER Third t by Roya, win and get hts thus leay PAT fror | | ¥ | NTAININ valuable. Ca efforts | cons nehip ¢ to e the Alask ypewriter Adis Main 1622 . 1 ° rt bot ul FARM ° yi 4 in ne” DAIRY om land; balan than half t good bi ~“30-A 20 acres bott te ore ti wit on main PRICE CLivroRD dings TERMS fn horiah 10 yearly factor + VAN ARSDALI Third Ave PRACTA OF 12 jand ehenp. Can pay for working In mit! or logging particulars apply THREN LAKeS LUMARR Three Lakes, Was Read Ster Want Ade fer | bargains. ED-OFF land while camp. For co. a reef in Northern has be which ran afoul waters Novemt doned Announcement by A kat 4053. 44A—Automobiles Winton ’ n aban | ioat 18. this effect pping h com to od the Seattle alvor M Wanted HAVE ' 16 iv Yt call the Pa iscellaneous WING TO SseLT, n Co, Main 6586 15—For Sale Miscellaneous BASH AND DOORS Kitehen eupbe 4 ft. Gin. wide, 7 ft high, two glass doors and three long ad jun on in the upper part, three e flour bin, one sugar bin, a, and @ cupboard tor pots and * panel rin ie part 6 $35 wet up, or $26| The knock down | xo. 6-croan-pane $1.92 Cottage fron 259 14 1.76} 1.36 no. an, | Oper “ss, WEBSTER IS NAMED "AS SOCIETY H Webst neen of the h beer tart Spo: at ) whi for , which is 4 the wtranded shore at Idol F J pt. C. | Maripora orn # th b M there aking up, aripow ulready br t that drawers lac at wineall mixing a rl In be catalogue anywhere, and guaran The largest factory sciling direct to con Weat ° 194% First n Ave 0 oe $2, BO: tiem SKS, BPHCTACLES, FITTED | Parson lena atapiete, $2.60 na Hohwarts v i Be ated WiTtAAME 00, “ hn . Ag officer 1 Char rou Mr pre pre we fir V ice president ear on fe 1B lenses i 6 93.00 HATS. wards, KAVANAL 1006 ist av. Urer, $19 Becond ave, wear! TO BE ABANDONED Mariposa, wrecking of the EAD STAB—WEDNESDAY, ‘BILL FORGETS William Houser, atias Bill Hamil j ton, on trial before a jury in Supe- rior Judge ‘Tallman's department on |a charge of slicing Ida Hall with a | razor, with Intent to kill, on Novem ber at Kent, told of the events leading up to the erime, Wednesday ie said he didn't remember cutting his former flancee, because his mind went blank | “I was taking my razor } the barber's, to have it honed,” er told the jury, “when I met riding a horse She asked me for money, and | told 1 wouldn't give her an more. Th aid You go to hell, You're nothing but @ thief, any j way Then | forgot everything un | til they told me in jail what I had done Houser 4 d having any remem |brance of attempting to hang hunself while in Jatt | His defense, om insanity | DIMty, governed his testimony He testified he had been married twice, and had taken a shot at one jof hie former wives while in a fit of | j anger | | It in believed the case will go to) jthe jury today ‘I |AUTO BANDITS GET $3,000 IM CHICAGO CHICAGO, Now. %. rive mo tor bandits held up the Windsor Park State bank, in South Chica Ko, today, and escaped with be- tween $2,400 and $3,000 In cash. Policemen in automobiles are pursuing them toward the Indl ana state line. PUGET SOUND STEAMERS ALL LOCAL ROUTES OTEAMERS LRAVE FROM COLMAN DOCK, FOOT OF MARMION sTHEET down to llous ida her was changed irresponal which f to mental teave feattio *Vietorta, B. C.—Dort Tewsemé—Port ar Boattia 1240 Wimmer wal mid- [Towneend. night land Victorta, @atiy | *Dese ner call at Victoria Bendare ‘Tacoma Direst Tam Rieamers Fecome and] 1 ibam Cam Indiamapolie fer Te-| 1% 1h #fam coma @irect Mtemmer! 12:20pm 1 :@tprn every © Dewre tte! tp letngle trip, The round! ebm trip. oem? 18pm) @atty Fert Tewsered Sparta! “Titan Sie own, tor Feri) TV Tipm Stemi Tewneend 4i rect! 10 0pm deur fundayiiineham. vis all fan! Tharey Tuset’y Juan island pointe saad TE Rte. Plate, for Port! 1 bpm iTowns Port An-| Toeed'y aries, Neah Pay and! Therey Tused’'ylway ports. | meters Thorey! ' Pert Angeles, Clafinm Porte 1200 (tr Walalesle, tr Anne Part Towneend. Por Wiittame Dosgences! Anae end Pring! Claitasn ' Port Gamble Lodiew— Magter “Titem Meamer Peaet Aatty (Kingston, O except Ludlow fetury Fieeier, Tew Manevtile. and } lhec | | Saturday Only 2:00pm Ateamer Pures, for! Ikingeton, Ladiow ana] 7 pointe fusday Only m Steamer Poaet, ingston, Ladle: 7 pointe Friday Wend Canal—fiembin—tndiew mm Wir Petinteh. tor! Tha Ladlow. Port Gamw Tanger and eteent pointe on Hood Canal! Sunday ae tor these landing potn arrangements for landing assume all risk and tlabliity tn ne euch landing Steamers pas rate does not Include boat land charges Habtiity te Mentted to wear. Ine appar@. not to exceed $1 whole ticket . 159 pounds allo fieamers and echedulse change without notice PFreteht ‘oA Gatiy for all pointe (except 4) named tn above schedule. T must be purchased at office Open trom 29 & m. midnight PUGET BOUND WA landings and for take mas boat Potnts thetr and IT IS OBVIOUS n ‘That tn a district so large and popu | lous as the Weat Seattle Peninsula, FREE FERRIES | Would, by the creation of this new | free trunk highway, #0 increase val ue as to on property tributary to it ‘\ give King $30,000 $40,000 more tax revenue annual! Thi than offset the cost county from to will mor of operating a Free West Seattle Ferry Service of a And at the same time hundreds families now part of the 1 eit ing in the congest their homes the year round in this delightful suburb of Seattle saturday for Free Ferry Service will mean a bigger, better, health NOV, 28, 1917. ‘RED CROSS TO ABOUT CRIME SELL STAMPS KILLED AT FRONT =| PAGE 7 | ‘This year’s big drive on the White Plague will wtart Friday D Red Crown stampa for Christmas packa rds will placed in convenient public pla thruout the county and it t* hoped, as the welfar the military forces of the United States ts involved, t ‘ one will purchase a liberal supply of the prative ticker ery The money plied the regular AnU-Tuberculonia lea the 1 work o| ai from the thone who f Frank Gates is chairman for King The league is co-operating the council of defenne. Mrs. Carver Won’t Meet “Daughter” of Czar, After All By United Press Leased Wire DENVER, Nov. 24—The stuff in off. Because the pesky newspapers have told every bally German spy in the country all about it and everything, Mrs, Margaret Barry Carver can't go to San Francisco and meet the beaute- ons Titania, daughter of the czar, who is coming over to dance and sing and start a new Kus- slan republic. It's all up to the Y. W. ©, A. traveler's ald secre tary now to welcome the grand duchess. Some brazen creature suggest: ed it might be a press agent collected will be ap work of the dd also to yur #ol and to to ue, a keeping dineane f curing | vietimna. county with The fact that the price of turkey |is anywhere from 3 to § cents high: er than it wan last year, will |mar Seattie’n Thanksgiving day. A lyear ego the market quotation on jturkey was 30“Bents a pound. Thin year it is only the second grade | that can be purchased at that price, jand other quotations run from |to 40 cents a pound. | Union service |churches will be held Thursday in the First lehurch; Union services of the Cap ital hill churches will be held at § Ja. m. in the First Methodist Prot extant church; and West Seattle churches will unite in service in [the Gatewood Baptist church. The |Teorganized Latter-Day Saints’ |ehurch will hold special services in | the morning All publie offices and practically private business places will be closed all day. Markets will be open late Wednesday evenings. In the afternoon, Seattle will wend jite way toward University field to | witness the game between the Unt versity of Washington eleven and |the team from Washington State bee Cop Collects $ $21 for Widow Thief Robbed of Savings More than $21 was gathered by Patrolman K. G. Andervon, on his First ave. beat Wednes day, to fill the purse of Mrs. Emma Olson, widew, with two children, whose savings of $230 were stolen Monday. Anderson, with other mem- bers of the force, hope to make up for the loss which left her penniless. Mrs. Olkon and her children have returned to their home at Port Blakeley. The purse was stolen while she was shopping in a local department store for winter clothes for her children. MUNI LEAGUE FOR THREE CANDIDATES: Judge Richard Winsor and Go Shorrock have been indorsed by th 1 league for re-election to the achool board, and T. 8. Lippy has b for election te the port commission. The vote wan unani mous at Tuesday's meeting, follow ing a report made by a steering com mittee headed by Vivian M. Carkeek TO WARN RUSSIANS By United Press Leased Wire LONDON 28.—The allies are considering sending a wagiing to the Russian fi pointing out the serious consequences of a separate pew with Germany, Lord Cecil, minister of blockades, annow ed in the house of commons today of downtown at n indorse ov fons Public Markets _ FINE, 8T. Soe 2 pkes. Cream of Barley, 3 jot pal be; 4 Tha. corn Se ean K © baking powder Red Heal grocery, Anner, 3 phen 2 12 Ibe. potatoen, ato fh. Bite comb honey, ° Btone’s, 4 100 rolls flakes, ihe mmacaront Milla’ red can coffee, eweot butter 1. Mtall 19 anut butter Battere ate M., Btall 2 aves war tall #00 sack mixed t potet 280; 12% the bare Lenox soap, D—YNIDAY Ibe ean; Dandy e's baking pow tard ersey butter, T.; Veal eutle each; bread, PLAC stall m, 100 granulated mugar, 8 Ibe. . milk, He can, stall 46, delivered; apples. up. pt $1.00 and SANITARY —WEDNESDAY Th.; Young gene. 160 1b.: wou fe and 100 Mt 1 45, pumpkin’ and ortle n peel ECONOMY WEDNESDAY 40 CORN ER-—WEDNESDAY : 360. th » 14-0” Wanhte Orewe Stale 09, Arr not| 10:30] Baptist | | might have caused the TWO AMERICANS By United Pr WASHINGT( members of the Amer y forces were Killed and five verely wounded in action 20, the war department announced t All are in the field artillery. Thone killed were Private Harry L. y addr Mra, L, nter at ker, Ore Private ries | ing, Pa ‘Thome wounded were Sergt. Julian M. Peek Ga Hergt. Andrew Sill, Okiaboma Prevate Harry C. Watktna er, Fanny B, Watkins, North Oregon Private Ohio, Private Joseph Lewitt ly, N. J. 5 Leased Wire ? Two 1 An expeditt Miller emere " peland, 1602 ch inwmilier, Read Hartwell, Engstrom, Wort Oncar ¥. Jones, Lucas, Far and Near News by Telegraph and Telephone ose 417 Yeuler Standard reporte P. Alvarado, City hotel, way, and Herman Sterner hotel, 114% Second ave. 8., to the police Tuesday that articles had been stolen from rooma by sneak t The 82 University of Washington men, who attended the naval train ing station on the campus, have pre sented & group picture of themselves to President Suzzallo. Temporary insanity was the plea entered by William Houser, alias il Hanilton, Tuesday morning. Houser ts on trial for attacking Mra. Ida Hall with a razor on Nov. 6 at Kent. The starting of fraternal insur ance by the Eagtes 0 be the object of & meeting to be held by officials from the order, H. O. Fishback, state | insurance Attor ney General in De commissioner, and W. V. Tanner, cember. The lodge at present car |ries only sickness and death insur. ance ‘The Ladies’ Roosevelt club in forsed T. 8. Lippy for election to the port, and E. Shorrock for the school board, at a meeting at the |home of Mrs. J. G. McIntosh, 3719 Kart Garfield st, Tuesday. A receiver for the Ferry Line Auto | Bus Co, was asked in a suit filed Tuesday by George W. Hoffman. He is suing for material and labor fur nished, and for money lent Patrick Sullivan, arrested Nov. 11 at the Union depot, when 12 quarts of whidky were found in his posses: gave notice in police court Tueaday that he would attack the ‘onstitutionality of the seizure with out @ wearch warrant Judge King Dykeman will address the regular Decembér meeting of the Parent‘Teachers’ association next Wednesday night, at the Cascade school. The meeting has been eet for night in order to enable men to in attendance. ‘The exempted men's committes of Division 8 will hold @ special meeting in room 21%, of the Broadway high school, at § o'clock Wednesday. U. S. OPPOSES ANY SEPARATE PEACE BY CARL D. OAT WASHINGTO? Nov. 28.—The Uni States and her allies are united in a stand against any sep- arate peace now. And while no of. ficial statement has been made, was believed that the allies have tm. pressed Russia with this thought in the midst of her efforts for an | armistice. There are indications that this government proposes not to ship any |further supplies to Russia until there something more Uke a na tional government than the Bolshe vikt their | | exists THEATRES ORPHEUM Wetnesday will see of program o theatre, Third 1 Madison. Six transcontinental vaudeville acts and first-fun motion picture will com- bill Jer headliners, men and 1a Iittle patter the Ught fantastic The Totos are comedy acrobats, while the Clin ton Sisters offer a turn of singing and dancing The Columbia Trio will sing and on banjos, while the Bohn, hn and li Bohn will do hand-to-hand * SEATTLE FOUND TO BE BEST U. S. CITY Facts to choke Seattle civic knock ers and spread the fame of this city thruout the world were received to day by the eattle publicity and a vertising bureau, from an entir unexpected source, coming as Christmas gift for everybody Without saying anything which various cities to put “their best foot forward,” the departments of ¢ and soci olo, 1 college, Portland, O' under direction of Dr. W. Ogbu completed a survey of th American cities, examining into ev erything that affects home life and public welfare. The net result: Se attle was given first place. The local bureau was informed of the result by William 'T, Foster, pr ident of Reed col ‘The report said, attle is the best America, where wages coast of living lees, the death rate t, and all conditions best chang: pose the me and Jackson, billed componed n who sing, Cross are wom rt alancing. onomics in brief, that Se place to live in are highest, the lowes Ry United Press Leased Wire LONDON, Nov. 28, tions from the Bolsheviki leaders at Petrograd to the Bolsheviki army commander-in-chief Krilen for his “efforts toward conclusion of F ust and democratic peace,” were announced in & wireless picked up here today Ensign looking neral e November | it! an entire new the Orpheum | of} nd do a turn of| 6 leading | He May Succeed orthcliffe Here SIRALBERT STANLEY Sir the Albert Stanley, president of British board of trade, about to) visit the United State on trade matters, may succeed Lord North- cliffe as trad of the British barons in the U nited Staten. PITTSBURG ‘BECOMES: EAST’S RAIL CENTER 1 Presa Leased Wire TSBURG, Pa 28.—Thin me the directing center of Uion's railroads today, Seven | representing the big systema} connecting the Kast and West met at | 10 a. m. in the Oliver building office | of Vice President A. W. Thompson, of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad, to mplete co-ordination Conferences will continue until problems have been cleared By Pr the men Nov. MACKINTOSH DRAFTS LAWYERS TO AID U.S. Presiding Judge Mackintosh will continue Wednesday the conscription of lawyers for the King county law. yern’ advisory board, to assist under | the fed al nelect service law. Five hundred are needed. After the complete number are Grafted, a lawyer will be appointed to each precinct to aid the men of draft age to fill out the question- nalres, as required by law, under the new draft rules, The lawyers also will furnish all advice. ‘They will be assembled soon by the county: board for the purpose of ex- plaining the details of the work be- fore them, SEEMS TO LIKE HIM BETTER SINCE SUIT One the gen of cruelty made “ir Mra, Agnes Ryding in her sult for divorce against John Ryding, on trial Wednesday before Superior Judge Ronald, was that the defend ant scattered the family china about the kitchen floor to heckle her. Ryding, who drives a dairy wagon for a Seattle dairy, testified he sim- ply put the dishes on the floor so that his wife would see them and wash them. “It's a funny thing, this divorce,” said Ryding on the stand, “because my wife has come into my room ev- ery night since the suit was filed and kissed me and hugged 1 me.” SYMPATHY STRIKE IS CALLED IN ST. PAUL By United Press Leased V T. PAUL, Nov, 28 sand union shopmen emplo: | Omaha and Great Northern lines to- left work to parade downtown tricts and before the state capital nd city hall, in sympathy with union carmen About 1,000 union carmen had been |discharged because they wore but |tons showing they were members of be recently formed carmen’s union The first Re 5 of be given by Seattle with a view towards establishing al istinct school American mus will be given next Friday In the Fine Arts building, Fourth ave. and Universit st Claude Madden has charge of the} program and announces the names | jof many of the city’s most prom inent musict both vocal nd im: strumental. The movement is being | stimulated by the effort to obtain e sic for the ary. [Sproule Is Visitor at American Lake Stef! Correspondent CAMP LEWIS, Tacoma, > William Sproule, president of Southern Pacific railway, accom. panied by his wife and Northwestern officials of the company, visited at Camp Lewis Tuesday and spent some time on a tour of the canton ment. They expressed themse! as surprised at the skill shown By the men at drill of concerts composers If you viflue your watch, let Hayn repair it. Next Liberty theat re.— Advertisement. ‘PAIBLESS LESS DENTISTRY | AusTIN ; Pr es. It will pay] FREE DOCTOR your Dental} Go to the Work Third Ave. & ™. RIGHT DRUG Co. 169 Washington Street and 1111 First Avenue, And the Doctor will give careful examination! prescribe for you Pike 87 nd rR are sick y cannot do bet} n take advantage of this offer, you and give the ® treatment. CHRISTMAS SAILING to Sweden, Norway and Denmark Ss. UNET mber 8 Ma TROM Pre wy New York Oherry St, BRA pst ust « I ttle next Monday eve, Agents — Seattle, Wash, bad accounts, |can be eliminated by w AMUSEMENTS METROPOLITAN %77" $1.00 MATING m } Nights, 10 to Richard Walton ty'a : Hpectaculag Drama ‘Tori BEA SUNDAY DEC, 9! DERLING ical Success WATCH YOUR STEP Nights 500 to $2.00; Mat. 500 to $1.58 4 sans and 4 Other Acts Twice Daily—2:30 and 100, 25, 5Or, 15e. Mate. 104 25¢, 680 War tax to be added WILKES fim PLAY! th & Pine——Tel. Elliott 25: ‘onight—Aall W Mats Bunday, Wednesday, Gaturday. Extra Holiday Matinee A Piay of Vitality and Truth THE SILENT WITNESS Nights £2 te fSe. Mat's Ite & S80. NOW PLAYING BURLESQUE “A Scotch High-Bal 20 Pretty Girls 2—Shews Daity—3 Ibe, 260, 38e Including war tax, Continuous Daily, 1 to Bg Photopiay Ethel Clayton ‘Sy ora Weekdey 10c areca Afternoons (Prices include tax) » 2:90. MARGU > TRAINED LEOPARDS AND PUMAS HERBER BROOKS King of Cane OLGA ARLOVA AND MUSSIAN BALL te General Adminsion, 26e. 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