The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 4, 1917, Page 9

= MAN. J *~ RE ert Effective PRANSIENT Pash in adva in _TRANSI) Nv r= it Hine per ins BIX Insertion CONTRACT fF line per mon Fr line M AS! ne “tH 1 th Per line fF line per mc nth, <a w— The Star WANT AD Rates ay 1 t ADVIT any Al 191 ola “Bcents per tine or fraction IX times for the pric Be lines each week, 1 year line fe tines each Week, i year line Six months add jeonths add 1 ce or 0 lines to be Per line per line Mine. AL RATE: Quire of Wa ALEXANDER w thing pertaining Rice in all co Third and Jan cA MAY HLINN Consultat eral practt Oriental Butlin: 709 tnd ave. eral practice, all casen: f ESTABLISHED f Nurke Hidg. | TP Rare al practice 000 lines ko bev rts fom © Bye. Main 7205 ene P. GORIN or fee refunded Main 290. ft 4 free Main OPTICIANS PHONE MAIN 600 1STN sitte ATTORNEYS.AT-LAW STREMAN WOMAN of five ADVER 1 Oe pe ~TAW © 000 lines to bo used ini year, Renee DIRECTORY THESEATTLESTAR confidential os a AWYERA' Down Consultation free mod “Paterson Coe balcony Fr Feawick, Lawren. 3 ee Kon pa era New Y 4 “ATTORNEYS—! ATENT ii re Bike ike Nd al Wr bo G60p WORK—<G wie. 1331 Fourth ee NEW cow NEW Leane from $16 to confidentially on stock, st 3 monds and jewe OTHER CHARK VERTISE lower the COMMISSIC PROVIDENT L 411 Beneca money on DIAM Lowest rates: cx AMERICAN eave. T AT DEVELOorI> KRODAKeRs RSShSss eR Ee Ck RESPECT ARLE Nt and Pt w ik made aut rniture, pianos, live SANDERS & CO. ise? 1908 Ks. ¢. Smith COLLATERAL hs. Wh TOAn BS ASA | Pr ou NEY 6 BICYCLE SUPPLIES ty and N Dia; at 2 per cent. n hey AN 80« ae Ace 8 and JEWELRY. tensial WELRY CO. MONBY LOANED ON AL t ho’ nar RTY. Mar 109 Be-ona xo | Others may AD-| about Rnow } KODAK WORK “iN ATA done.” 19 cents @ roll aR aT nomnces th $17 Cobd Ride De KATHRIN Riliott 67425 | Der rik house. Central Bie woe fi STANLEY remove ni APPA LPAS PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS aT t tie Jacobs, P.-L DANCING SCHOOIS TRPODROM ch you old or new dances. Prof. a Fo | The Hippodrome, DENTiNT. AN: “PHONOGRAPH SUPPLIES PHONOGRAPHS OUR APR: GAHING hove is $100 CASH Bmall house AND tT w AND APARTMENTS $19 M °F { I 1; part b 509 ¥ $ who r trated It re. Br $04 Third ave, He Good “ThacTs Jand cheap. ¢ working tate w repair. D RHO HAND CLOTHING ioe Phone Other art 1231 ie. iAD-OFF while and camp. co. anted Wate ~ iv a 16—-Water Front Property WATERY ML acre 1 WANTY of very folly a alder ‘Tracte's) you $10 dos high, three bin, pots 8-cr Cottage Our | sent quest and umbretian | _James 13: Ride Diam ry. * hb Knock postpa: ¥ feact | only ree Lost WAT ‘ Nene Phone Stapiete and lower part a 210 Piret 32—Male WON f WAVE lack « 1 level rand view) 10] SEXTON Hiliott & wie FNER BEHOG! N ve 6,000,000 feet engine 8 UhRENEW uit on men's sults and over Third PENTERS ij cont —Three| WANTE ani nt y N SPACE bia « used in 1 year, | ‘ale. ~ east tna 2.8e] Wyo | GIRLS ed ini year, | atk of of fo} Moana detiet SON LEGAL ‘Abs | 8rr. Apply 1 nt Ad Department MAIN 600 teed taught wald. — Ritiott NRAT is i ane TAYN 1 brown | with to clear Help Wanted WO TAKE © appliance 4 Ue Uh be | RASH Kitehen cup tw adjustable ahely: drawe sore front doors | two-tient STAMPING Ge * at home. and Found ay ndle ip lett work ur ALL NEW OR OLD DANCRA GUARAN 4 Female Help Wanted ren en 6 and 7 to versity, Prof, Oe wAW 2 EN “4 A—Automobiles i teed care Win rn For Sale “Miscellaneous _ ty « it ne AND poors ‘ a ‘one flour bin, ing beard, and a cupboard fr | pans windows | Rpruce flour bine cofing hws deity in the West eumer O. BR WILLIAMS co. 1942 Piret DUN Ave y tt € tm. wite, 7 ft.) re and three long % j LOVETPTES | Rmpire Mid Reward in the wpper part, wien Price $35 set up, oF 1] | - hee) ae) catalogue No 2 . without eh | Bell anyone, ship anywhe: tee nate pa one sumer door sie ut on re- . And g Eran: The i selling direct weLia N at send the trade} Main 2517 BPRCIALIZ ¥ ave exchange 210 Union a Noa ¥ purchase > | WANTED Waldron’, WALDRON Fourth, Henry # KAVANAUOICS $3.00 HATH 1 46—Wanted Miscellaneous ATR. WN ReEQUIT tment Soattio, Wasn. | TRONKS And bags for lesa Kepairing of luggage | $19 Becond ave, per , | SERVICE FLAGS TANOS—APECIAL HARGAL Mey: goat factory Toner RENT, RENT AP Meyer-Tover, 210 cunrs near « Psa Sale ARRIGON—V01 SIXTH | BIG; "RUMMAGE SALE, i918 nna | WESTLAKE AVE AND 1904 STORAGE FIRST AVE. CLOTHING FOR hoor 8TO! M AND WOMEN. Storage Co, 103 White -|51—Furmiture Wanted _| WE BUY FURR % “ALTY pd pay bie an any house RE 7 be city m 2988 . ANGR | “Auction Con, 1006 Becond ave Binks Furn Co. 408 Pike Main 6618 55—-Business Personals DANDRUFF. OLD FALAR TRRTH (DONT * pario antages Bidg 4 tor mint Main 6491 1MB PIANO PLAYING ar music taught in 20 lessons KinGsTtON—PUNLIC STEN 604 Crary Bide #. WATCHES AND JEWRI ware ines and clocks, not pable, but « tely reliable PRTER MICHARL rke Bt, Jow y At 1204 Second Ave 1 oF 2 lessons, little « military on rot, ramble, toddle, } ars, others. Tork city watts, D, fox ello pal. Late from New and even- tvate halla. 1623 4th Ay. r STEVENS aur Member Dancing Tei WATCH REPAIRING wait oun COUraE |“ aancer of you KAVANA 59—Legal IN_ THE Joseph Mexica f pistr Ballinger, and Orch wht emodeled dat y ta guaranteed. Unive yo! whole WELEY MFO ALDO., Hippodrome, Firth | Da here’ Mal Ane n 911 ‘a, N. Y.| Fourth Floor MAKES A FINianeD Why wait? ‘Our re. Filiott 2187. MEET A MAN ¢ 1 be interested In the 20 business. Write Mra WILLAIK Rae il for urd Notices | | me st | MATTER {¥ BROKEN). HIGHEST PRICES PAID. CASH FOR OLD GOLD, BILVER AX DIAMOND | SMITH JEWELRY MFO. CO. 412 L| | © SMITH BLDG. FOURTH FLOOR | | Rev. one HOTEL HOLLAND | Fourth and Jefferson, near court house rial servioss | u we “ik AKF te r a> fi Public Markets |e CORNER Phone Mallard 1005 let ave RT OF ‘TIT extern Dia RUF veteran - te und of the a resi died in home | i w | Aitio! appr Macha tr a 20 mil produce SOIL and TOPOGRAPHY errcn just as level as a floor of the 10 CROPS gus and celery ADVANTAGES service to take the achool at train serv progres. many ry children eplendid roads almost on the land attractive Lake. water fo Prosperous farm he THIS WONDERFULLY FERTILE STAR—TUESDAY, DEC. 4, 1917. ne adjoining this land. LAND IS KNOWN AS Buys 10 Acres or More of Owr FAMOUS Thurstom Meadow Lama On Easy Monthly ‘aymente GOVERNOR STEVENS’ OLD HOMESTEAD Selected by « from big day; f and with station oundings. ot w SKE j Report ighbors with and wi from vernm raise public not a hill on it 20-acre tracts Former Governor Isa be found in Western Washington, and just now opened*to settlement. LOCATION °*...":: from ¢ army good dally a half mile distant such confidence in this land that © railroad fare of any edave will aiadly py rested per oF THIRD FLOOR NEW YORK wh at office, ph rRopUuctTs ay th * wh winh Orrick from banks—approved ve agents banks «f than od reserve agente ge for clearing house hand wapenses 0, rane $228,010.27 000 09 rary country a fine fishing to immense rutabaga ti Rural free mail inmpect it one or write for particulars TELEPHONE BLLAOTT pears, mpia post, at Camp cropa of deliv Tum eur ON DISPLAY AT OUR A. Wil Reid & Absolutely aac Stevens, in 1854, Thurston County T miles from Seatt Northern Pacific PAGE 9 as the choicest to Hroad, five le, 36 miles from ‘Tacoma, and win, which buys ime Productive red clay corn, rye, barley, timothy, cherries, apples, ete free from gravel. ot exer loam and blac ptional fertility k JUST THE PLACE TO RAISE HOGS Nearby farma are ra ining the Blue I of Western Washington v SIC Name Address CLIF AH Third Fie sttle, Wash oe ft ¥ €: log TH END . night), 2 box ean; Btoer “ a Ander De Luxe t Asparagus, 260 can, Stall butte oo i eat ar fail a4, ae bread tall patent $2.20 " 200 ean ‘ t SANITARY Aum 2’ Wor hott ina fh 3 loaves and 40 White non at and 196 pb ‘ m; f 1 pimet foot rye bread 3 pes w brand pen pineapple nd pean margarine, 366 1 FOR FAIR DEAL CONOMY anulated i the ‘ Koaranter pt apple + erabap y ESTLAKE 1 potate P on, $2.2 X Vernon i as, 2 cans 250; 200 can PIKE PLACE 17, 8 tba. fine granulated muar, 64e; 3 aacks or 6 tha. we all 79 r patural im De , | Yakima potatoes, 4 the 2 } $2.00 and $2.25 per an 1 ona, $2.50 ack er arrory $1.00 mack, delivered. Stall 1 faraway cheese, 3fc Ib.; best tinported Te Stall 81 Atal " KRYLINKO TAKES HEADQUARTERS ur nq the de was I train at the ate to the - ” 124 bulk of barley jar 6 10) the mace YDON,. Dec tnalgn Krylin Ishevil pci in-chief of my, formally proclatmed bis into Mosileff, Russian army iarters, t received ith of ¢ in wireless me re, He announced Dukohinin, who being thrown from a ation. Soldiers’ and Sailors’ club The t men December 1 registered more came in | The auxilie |Deuamont, th |for the Frenet | Puget Sound | Co, «given hours Monday r ng accommodatior ning and = many during the course of ry power schooner second of six built government t Bridge and Dredging a trial run of four and met all require Sta ident stater White Pp AND MAIL REID & CO. send free NOW nse quantities of farm beaver It lew Fine running stream crosses potatoes, squash, pumpkin Ideal for the production of axpara bbon Berkshires New York Block information Thurstor te and government officials are scheduled to meet with Pre: Wilson's = med Tuesday ments of their Those scheduled t Immigra ation ¢ Ane iat t 2 present efforts to bring about an arbitration in the Northwest lumber situation r wenta * presented day and for yer workers 4 C. Snyder nd ¢ mmission 1 Shingle Je a state nd lumt alled before mission { DYING, ‘SHE SEEKS Mrs ppeale a he came to Ruth Anderson. me to Seattle ‘1 to the police t of Bri 1 ° ain her “| HERE TO ORGANIZE | me me ing ton 203 whi the board, working ¢o formulate a plan | portation of ern to annint | | plete mi n we A. BSileo United and Northwest | three times the present output Both | Frye. on 6 Large x, special ag department © 1. Hughes 20,000 are f lab of and agent = for States» a > ad in ine put of Seattle shipyards hipping are in Seattle to investh and to ditional reani sawmills to numbers of #kille are needed, it im waid # shipbuilding It i# planned to igport outsid the gover ers from an far kb ich a tim sufficient nent east a until # Chi after no when thi vessels built, when men will be sent back the war PLAN TO ADD 20,000 MEN TO SHIPYARDS | | | the stopping at the 0, who ere have to thet «. ‘Their positions in the Kaw |yarde were schedule, atrike. | It will be the duty of the govern men to keep the considerably owing to will be saved for them Seattle shipyards have orders for |1918 for 47 steel whips, ? Many of the the at the maximum of and wf he tention The U Announces a male clerk carried exam: | ination will be held establish an ¢ h selection may vacancies as they ma poxltions of clerk and carrier at the Men onjy will be} mination blank jsecretary, U Seattle portoffice admitted to this exa | The messeng jannounced to n postponed to Jar Yor information apply to office Wash A Cole she was brought to Colorado by G when a babe in she was born OF Oregon EXAMINATIONS FOR GOVERNMENT PLACES: 8. civil service commission | motorcyc charge, we a rma. r in Colorado, she does not know er boy be he bulte c. Ae ado, the her shipyar¢ yards work efficiency Authort Washing urned at necret © ay plans are being worked out in conjunction with the department of labor and the federation of labor MYSTERY OF GIRL’S BIRTH IS PROBED By United Presa Leased Wire OAKLAND, Cal., De ties In Oregon, nd California today t » unearthing parentage of Mins Mildred Gi f 14-year-old Oakland girl, who told Oakland officers she does not know where she was born, who her mother waa, and ia not ¢ ain James Gray, maid to be her father, really is her parent. Bhe is at present living with J. 1, Heal here, She said Mrs. M. L. Pitts, of Sunnyvale, told her FAMOUS INVENTOR, FORMER PAL OF EDISON, TO LECTURE HERE SUNDAY; A o home in| nd left there. But wh j Alaska | f at Seattle ter from | Bremerton sailors’ regis be mad occ fi ur in t | State ltory charge; the Stockm Dewey to} « examination, | 1 Dec n. 28 ling, J, Hollister 1918 Seattle, vacancy now exists In the posi tion of messenger boy in the weather | bureau fervice in Seattle, at a sal, ary of $360 per annum. SISTER OF FORMER VICE PRESIDENT DIES’ an | sister o dent ur and application Herbert F. Ward civil service district nd widow 419 was 78 years old and her husband's death | The body © caine here from Utah, Mrs. Carrie V. Hollister Schuyler Colfax, vice pre Jer President U. 8. Grant, « of the late Col O. Utah pioneer and cfyil war veteran died apartments, ave. > Any Mra. Hollister : had lived in Seattle for nine years. following | was shipped to Denver! to be placed alongside that of her husband r atate| “ EXEMPTED MEN CALL MEMBERS TO MEET | Exempted tions, By say f husband, Charles, 34, who| by ttle to #e horses. ™ Ander heart trouble, and has her physician that she weeks to live u a team of | Howard, in che has acute b n Lake ar will he all, univer n a ty campus, Satur night. The purr rrange There hi nt thore in that ne f District N se is to form in any whom the district have 4d Mer also bh Anne br The ¢ lay the enlisted m u. S. WILL NOT TAKE HUSBAND IN SEATTLE _ TRAINING SCHOOLS: « t ent will n » from not take trainin a telegram recelve irambs from Henry urge of this depart- ave been persistent that the go been told by|rumors to the effect as only #ix|ernment |GUN EXPERTS TO | CONDEMN MEANS) By United Preas Leased Wire tion. intended to take such a (NEED OPERATORS OF CASH REGISTERS that | CONCORD, N.C. Dee 4—Com.| OM® hundred and twenty-eight plete rebuttal of the dofense expers|¢xPerienced cash register operators testimony in the trial of Gaston B,|2%°, Wanted for the Seattle girls’ Means, alleged murderer of Mra (Wat Fellef bazaar, to be held De- |Maude King, is promised by the|°C)b°r | ‘ jutate today as the result of addition.| Volunte Lolahgiy Aten coi jal tests with automatic pistols last SOrk one or more days a week, ught, In which gun experts of na st lala |donal reputation partisionted ing to give services should] Apply at 1215 Fourth ave. or call | says Hi | Mighth night, a PLA nd Do | Brother Minn Funer | promine were he Jhon Noy Matthews | investiga to the police th inkr and tried to ¢ ave. and Pik nd is being held for ation _ PROWLER BUSY 0 Fourth ave at wix different mor wn man has com on| at an earl pen the door | _ AUSTRIAN HELD Bumbda, 23, Austrian is @ clerk, was arreste who at st. Monday federal | Rovig of the Rovig Sash or company, mday morning sanitarium, ‘al services for realty deale Id Me Watsen chapel. conducted ) First ave the May Rocheste John Davi: the of Seatth tt GOR ~.|LA FARGE AGENT IN MILLER’S PLACE“ “*-“- TO HOLD ELECTION The Puget Sound Navigation ¢ m dsl. A das freight and at. J |pany's traffic department announc that C. V. La F succee | Miller, who resign passenger nt, and th Borg will advance to La Farge's for mer position. A N WHISKEY TAKEN sulted | offices feur er and the confise hase from Hroadwa Pier near in the capture of C. A. Nee jrelx of whisky Tuesday |M’KINLEY C ay afternoon in the] W Dr. M. A,.|the services m 10 D to a house Harrison, re by dry squad 6, a chaut tion of two bar morning MEETING | ing from his re ty-two ples can t IRCLE McKinley circle, I A. R, will call a o'clock Wednesday adies of meeting fu i de Forty pe thia lectur | Star's “Ou co Fund.” r Boy The lecture w ting in war in |tribute to sted Mo bing Fred Halfstrom on Nov The five judges appointed by the! to consider ther | the 1917 probate law, will hold their! irst conference Wednesday Three criminal cases were tried at | bar yesterday. | Italian street con- ctor, was found guilty on a statu: | cases of William| 4 and the case of | 4re delix the | comrade gang tried on a statutory|“nd consider it one of the most Prof. Me ly aene ison, the e TOBACCO FU Previously acknowledged Hroadway Bike club er, 2663 80th ave. 8. W. Oscar W. Hennt L. Wes News by Telegraph expla yonstration of the receipts of od to The be ¢ sin Il not only Vrs jons, but it 4 patriotic mtraville Wood a lectri wit al wii cau h nce and Telephone . C. Riddle, 30, laborer, charged with rob-| ullo Arg Bar nday, the superior co’ entiert, larceny, terson urt aspociation the third BENEFIT OF SAMMY SMOKE FUND The appt f the gyroscope to the ner v fully ex plained and r 1 in a oming lecture by Montraville M Wood, fam nventor, at the Hippodrome on Sunday, Decem } In his demonstrations, Prof. Wood will give some of hin a | dience opportunity to wrestle with & 24pound gyroscope, In } tnt matration the gyronco | will be running at a wd of near- ly 2,000 re sa minu nd |the aspirants fo stling honors Nor t will have Jan opportunit their at lity against a 24-pound opponent hin lecture tr many of new inventions the age in Tobac be inter. | any of the! also con was for. Thomas Ed was ar-| 16 of re commenced Monday A dance for the benefit of the| into the war. Christmas will b ven in Wing’s cafeteri Villa, of Italy, | will speak at a luncheon of thi Count Mr. and Mrs. Moritz Thomsen | 8, has| Will return to Seattle the latter part | been watching from the outset club. lof this week Mrs. Bertha w resident, di the oldest Hes in Los Angele: | trundled up. te been front seat sat Tommy and Illinois and London—engaged im ed Manso di Donaldson, wife of | the front. B. Donaldson, a former Seattle | ja Sat WHY THERE IS A urda China club, Wednesday, in the Arc at Portiand Monday. | of a big camp of Americans—one : TOMMIES FORM Pret, Montraville M. Wood t SAMMIES AND NEW ALLIANCE BY KENNETH W. PAYNE | WITH THE BRITISH AR MIES IN THE FIELD, Dec. 4—— “They're thundering fine chapet They're the right breed!” Thats | how the British Tommies de seribe certain American com tingents now engaged in strem- uous war work under fire and close to the German lines. ading officers of both nations ted with the spontaneous p which is developing, | hopeful phases of America’s entry Altogether apart from the imme | diate job of winning the war, this growing friendship is a blessing we ‘ould hardly have hoped for, a year go.” Work Together So spoke a British officer who hag work of these American soldiers We were standing amid the bustiey | the first contingents to meet up | reat war, shell fire and casualties, while engaged actively in the Job of | Peatine the Boche. ce As he spoke, a huge motor rea Side by side 3 Reasons for railway car shortage | Joking conversation. Another Anglo —~ ot unloaded, lized a $3 switching revenue, le Monda sion of the of the American tion A that cars remi to ten day and the companies only re- charge from | popular alliance between the Enge” om six h car, and evidence that were disco national 4 One Miss Anne Pa engaged to Maj. Ra r, was idle 28 days, wal loaded. tton, Gen by the local « i it was found, |lishspeaking peoples which, eva 0! mismanagement American costs railways thousands of dollars | /€s8 over the tail-plece, jointly Kide vered in Seat. | dng those they passed r commis nse division associa report on car delays showed | peoples which no amount of diple ned on Rail waiting to be duce. 4 ave. g to be un » the rex Reported Engagevi - to Gen. Pershing ths situst: Teerved ey ‘nel aoe daughter of and most prominent fami who is reported Pershing, mbia lodge | will give a so- Vriday A. O. U. W. DANCE The drill te of © |No A, O. U. W Jclal benefit dance hall | eattle lo Honor, A. ¢ annual ¢ 'He Can $ It Ce Be UL Wy v tion of will hold officers at in Evergreen hall, largeon building ymes WICHITA, Ka Horton, colored, city jail, ean not cording to by has a digesti romes from the « so he n trich claims, Dec. 4 A prisoner in the be all human, ac pr sp ord of eating. at one this man with the abnormal stom. |1ty ach, ening thotr 8 p. Bail- Sure Eat When| Down to It John opinion of officers. ratus that} judg Thir time couple, dangling their % . Form Popular Alliance “Think what this comradeship tm arms means,” the officer went on. “It means a solid friendship between! ail matic agreements could ever pro~ I firmly belleve we are wit- nessing here today the birth of a =" without any treaty of alliance, gill powerful enough to polis ‘thet orld for generations! Muis mutual liking growing. » | which lew [''" "ye is 8M at ones. 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