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

PITONT: | MAIN ARATTIn MS] <p The Star WANT AD Rates Fffective May 1, 1917 ANSIENT—CASH ADVY sh in advance—any clasaitions| fi ~~ | # cents per line or fraction of tine. | Six times for the price of five | RANSIENT--CHARGE ADVER- TISING ip tine per tnserti« 100} Bix insertions for the price of five | CONTRACT ADVERTISING | r line month--t month 9 r line per month—& montha. 210 wline per month—@ months. Las it line per month—12 months 180 Hines each Week, 1 year, per | Tine THe! Hines ac per line Six months paths add } or lings to be r line Flin lines to line. . ni AL RATES ON LRGAL wire of Want Ad Department MAIN 600 THES EATTLESTAR| RADARS | DIRECTORY “ATTORNE YS-AT-LAW STEM A iy’ weeik, “i year aaa “iy” cent SPACE weed in 1 yea cont be Used ini ¥ Pe ‘used in’ i yea: INN— WOMAN TAW confidential | mm (G18 Teor way Yer, Consultation free; General practice. Collec B Oriental Wuilding. Main EOE WCHOFF, TA WTRICIN Downs fitk °° Consulta’ tree: gen ° canes; foes moderate STARLIAUED 187 GEN Burke Bldg, 996 Second | 1] a coe An reage for Sale orn |! IN PRICE OF FARM I be m 0 $35 pe “waltwaye, labor. Thi CUT Fraser-Paterson Cos baicony a, |} annnanmnernrnnn| fi ATTORNEYS—PATENT | . | Hrown Beattio, a OF Cam pay for lar milt or legging camp. tion end toi? Wash FRAC 1 cheap working tn particulars apply THRER LAKES LUMMER ¢ Three Lakes, W Free book on patent Lawrence 133 Nurks BY BICYCLE SUPPLIES Sak-G. k Want: | 1S—Real E Phone Main 3886. | Wir WAN CHATTED LOANS | - mame . PANY NEW RATES at METHODS t ‘quickly and pianos, tive: | Main 390. re ree U nfurni shed ote. Apts. bie DERS & CO. MINTaT RH ARAN TED TAN MON Jewelry at OTHER CHARGES VERTISE lower rat . the COMMIRBION they charge PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETY 411 Bensca and 114 Marton Fo HORROW Z RRSPECTABLE FLACK BORP F eeey on DIAMONDS and JEWELRY. Lowest rates: confidential AMERICA WELRY CO, 109 Recond RioNET 1OANED © T1eLRa ‘ ea reese. the } chie, 07 “Tated ave | SRF servicg: email charee DEVELOPIN 3 KODAK "WORK ag SpAKERS—IN AT 1, AT S THETA ROOM AND dove” conte a roll, Jacobs, P-L }_ Taliman the . we With Be Roor W ifas t teem and boa men, employed days: Balla Parts La tata “SCHOOLS z ARANTERM TO 4 or new dances Prot. tt 2187. The Hippodrome, OE NN ~ DENTISTS on open for an experienced [“SFANEEY, DENTION A Ape 1 of bis offices to . Mechanic PT INS PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS early ON Wi RTH os Pr KATHRYN HAR winhott 67623 e — STORA: ROOF STORAGE WAKE Tease. Central Storage Co., 105 Wht 5 PONOGRAP SUPPLIES” —“PHONGGRAPHS OUR APECIALTY FOREIGN RECORDS Pe aerstcaL RECORD EXCHANO 2916 Westlake. Epiott 1478 Opposite new Times Hide. exchange, repale, (<i CLOTHING ~ SLOTHING HOUGHT AND SOLD. First ave 1918 Westlake eve. Main tone il to Bit for wood used oulte,” Other arti Pelee propertionatety Main RAINED Nt —_— 7 FORD. J re PHONE BAL} Jerd 2343 oF hide ra 674, nn Apply to Mr. Donohue, a 0 men's sult bird. ie Phone JUNK faske ark Co, i130 Firmt ave ® Fi Mott #891 _ Hore ‘S AND APARTMENTS | EW STANDARD HOTEL Corner First Ave. and Pine Bt | Braces Toiern, outside rooms; elevator | Nservice; phone in all rooms in every reapect and up; with pet- | rath, $1 5 Lost and Found % RDAY—ENGLAIAI n. wide. and t he upper bin board, and a eupbe pans with panel Price $35 eet up, high a4 three drawe S-crosn-panel ‘ ne front win Spruce flour bins Prepared roofing Our large tiluatrat nt postpaid, with wt Bel! anyone, #h where the Weat Girect to eumer oO. B 1942 First Ave. # DUNN ae for le Mat iW WILLIAMS CO, Benttle. Repairing 619 Second 2617 place FLAGS silt ft PIANOS FOR RENT, F on purchase. Meyer-To SERVICE I. We ‘n AUG $700 HATH, 1008 1 Wanted GE CLOTH! VOM i. re W Rumn LOOaED anne ral part of Sno warket for the & ive while Yor BOARD Frederick & Neleon have « permanent | y and overe door and guaran T rent faote Aw 210 Miscellaneous ‘ ) DT, 1904 ror 55—Business Personals MAIR ‘Ree DANDRUF?, ecrema, NO RESULTS, NO CHARORS Gentiomen, ladies Vietet reyes and Bwediah treatments for colds and rhew matian, face massage, shampoot chiropedy. Loviae Dalton, #17. B Midg, Riilott 2848, Open evening WANTED OLD PAtA® TRETH (DONT MATTER UF BROKEN). MiOMRAT PRICES PAID CASH FOR OLD GOLD. RILVER AND DIAMOND® SMITH JEWELRY MPO. CO. 413 LL © SMITH BLDO.. FOURTH FLOOR | Better Films for Children Grows soo A HOTEL HOLLAND, th and Jefferson, near court house | services Maly taught in PLAYING 20 lemmona Punt Hide ATCHEM AN ut gins and me * cost. etep. the, hell waite fou pal New 1ett 4th ay. STEVENS” 33, 4, Member Dancing Teachers’ Ass'n, = Watton REPATHING Jewetry inne ae ee wits dancer ef you nied v Ritiort Meet h VAUGHN W 13.60 Public Markets WESTLAKE rLacn tated sugar rike SANITARY souTn STAR—WEDNESDAY, DEC. 5, 1917 ON THE TRAIL OF THE WAR PROFIPEERS VON BRINCKEN PLEADS GUILTY TO HINDU PLOT By United Pres \ SAN PRANG le RABBI Lieut, Baron i We Brincken, of the Germai ' former military attache of the German consulate here, today withdrew his plea of guilty in the Hindu plot) trial and pleaded guilty His example was followed by two other defendante—CGeorge Roedik,| former German consul at 1 | | and =f, R. Schroeder, Roedik’e for } mer secretary The three men will} be arraigned Monday for nce, | Defens sneel ed that! former erm Consul Bopp and 1. | 111. Van Sehaack protested their inno: cence and will stand trial PHONE SERVICE IMPROVES FAST Normal telephone conditions are expected to be reached by Wednes | day night by both the telephone of ficlaly and the operators ¥. L, MoNally, district superintond: | ent of the telephone company, » that the girls are being placed back | Jon the Job Just as fast as the com pany could possibly makg arrange ments ‘Thin work wubmaitted daily by Ml president of the Operat Less than 30 of the 850 girls who went out on strike have gone into other fields of work. Five of the |etrikers were married during their | | labor inactivity The telephone relief fund will be! kept open, it has }until after the firet pay day | ‘The relief committee decided that) the organization would be maintain: | ed for the girls without funds Mo. 200 of the striking te phon: rators have been placed back company payrolls, It wan announced Wednesday noon at the Labor Temple There #till are 650 girls to go back Union offi nay it Is imponsible polulu, | ts being done from flips » Rhoda Kerr orm on been announced. aay exactly when 1 be placed, but timate pl rat dence in the u registered With the at Auburn the ur # report the harmon At operator Staff Co CAM exponde , LEWI © operators there who company | to put back, | he exchange | n waid, 1 wing to the fact that been filled me Rhoda Ke camp Sunday pre motive th Mrs. Operator ant TRACKS AR Ye wT Sceny 2 WOMEN HELD AT CAMP LEWIS « wt S, Tacoma, —Twe women arrested at the night are bein held by the militery p ing » federal inve of repeated ment Nellie Kobin gat visits made The women, on and Mary Steinbaciw, claim that they came It is the « that the aim CASE OF ADLER | and | theory reat Arti Indicate t egal, according t With the fate manager ot | Nquor tr onceasions| with the $400 in Su department neatre was aban charged of abc andar les found minay ropria fa oir | lice ned to intimate and: ticles other Se and took seized WILSON 4 that Ad tte number of ¢ . western lumbe testified on the sta faculty mer at he took the m . appeared cious differe 4 dingrace ‘JAK T. KILLORAN z a DIES ) OF OPERATION :: tation of 2 wer ran, well and p ent eoarlty Wednesday State and feder He n 1 t avert the rece the N pera of make n | last befor idenc » the board ORPHEUM An entire pens at the Ory tre Pana Mads.| Re the § continental Vaude. ville ordon her late “Her H Heading vaudeville end of the| w bill 4 ure,” the juggling com. edian, who packs as many und I Cohen $1 By United P NEW YORK, D sur piano ere, Over rds of t repre note, in pur.” ents hs a8! Cohen Col. I writers” wit! Kipling. worth will talking rere ia offer and danc Dever a wing! ‘Over Bro: ‘or $2 whistling and Mile Lewis gymnast mal Cireus will offer | for the children as| grown-ups ng care * PLOW. MAN JOINS =": GREAT WAR BOARD ng ho Leased Wire On account of of the » than mo s under By United Preas ASHINGTOD foe fp 8. Allen ttle YM SMUGOLERS FINED ution worker France ork with the ar Ry United Press AN FRAN Rev. John J. Car hdlocese ¢ rated atholie Monter 1 Mar District Judge Tuesda red kor Jere court fy and f ki muggle the ar were | Was consec H. Hara fined $50, ind! place at and|solemn service cust made and improved wo When There the che wore tuberculosis left here to visit husbands who are soldiers of the camp. of the military ra onment po time m A t they ed prior to their in the! here » the mil mension were it tary po ry secrecy of ve de u r f the HEARS orth. rps of nity sbor WORKERS’ SIDE in favor al officials told the ay of their nt 8 been “Over There” Nets 61 a Word Leased Wire ec Try you this or ‘Over four war M sing first us of that $644 to George elt and other distanced b ‘Ther Acc Cohen sold th a rate of $161 NEED MORE COIN the extra and the Red Cros $1,000,000 » campaign of uilor vic mm. natie ALLEN TO FRANCE of pneral GA 1 prom necretar for nent Seattle Tu to do Y, M. C m. |, Bishop Consecrated Leased Wire f San no of LA many | drugs | this | | ALIEN ENEMIES {Woman jo of f Highest” British Army Ra nk | 8. Attorney Clay Allen is in eipt of a telegram stating the new restrictions which will be He 4 on is expecting the from ator: to follow shor will be allowed up. 100 yards of in the telegram ence there is sufficient cir internment that the means exactly implies, and that to arrest by any tizen public officer if caught olating any of the provisfons of |the president's proclamation. Germans are warned against using | the man of Swedes, Danes, Finns, /and all other nationalities. ‘The docks from which allen enemies are barred Port « elevator, Griff ern dock, F Amertean Jock, Pier 6, Pier Pier 4 and their reason for t The telegram | words np enemy | what name the subject states “ali the are or mmission dock ofl dock Pier dock cean do: ane ave & Co. dock all Lake Union restricted sone also in POPE PLAYING NO PART IN ARMISTICE By United Press Lea ROME, Dec. §.—The assisting i does not sist, in the ons for peace or nm armistice t mn Russia nd Press was au West M-D. Mra. Chi M. D., has the highest rank held by any woman | n the British army. She has been appointed chief ntroller of the} women's army auxiliary corps, giv her chief command of the thou of women working behind the } | Germany, the t 1 Sir Eric Geddes, admir chief. She] thorized to state by was the first woman physician rad-| day. ed from Edinburgh versity PORTLAND FIRM To (TO CARD-INDEX BUILD STEEL SHIPS. ALIEN ENEMIES ey's office « » Portlar yataon. Wire pope is She a sister The U Seatt the sary for the re cards and ration » from ster blanks nece of alien enemies to 1| Wash The w ng will commence eir arrival, gov ive ork of re; immedia: warded 04 = SLAY ‘TROOPS AID BRITISH Ik ASIA | BUL | By United Press renee Wire KUSULOS COULDN'T | .'.0" 35 JOIN U. S, FORCES *"=" p of Greece, was retuved | ‘ARMISTICE BEGINS, od en will be} the British attacks, ing to fight,” Maurice, dire in the “showing will ao Bec ns today ern Pa-| Wash. | By United Press Leased W WALL ST. APPROVES 1 sores ussian uph announced By United Pr nsed W NEW YORK tele bureau to. the German-Russian armistice has begun The message evider ntly refers to ¢ Pripet-Lipa front, whe e of a truce has already reported. been M. POTHIN IS NEW SIBERIAN PREMIER By United ased Wire be r omic e ne |Armistice Plans Include Rumania United Press Leased Wire thin] BERLIN, via London, Dee. w|ficial announcement that 4| tiations for an armis der to Rumania” wa [war offi Press | by 5.—or the nego- ure spread made by the an jing packages of tobacce, for American fighting men * MUST OBEY LAW intend to as the Vatican to-| ly upon | Russian troops | RUSSIANS DECLARE | The of-| exist: | KELLEHER ALSO "TOBE IN CHARGE ‘OF ALASKA FUND announcement of an Alaska of the government's war will be announe- by State Director Daniel placed in charge of the Far North by Secretary’ of the Treasury McAdoo, Tuenday. for all county directors to attend @ \fo rail county @irectors to attend @ | meeting to be held in Seattle next | Tuesday, at which time the state's lorganization will be completed and | discussion of the work of raising Warhington's quota of $31,000,000 tn | thrift stamps and war savings certif- 1 whortly Meher | work in D. Hoge, president of the avings and Trust Co, and chairman of the King county com- the problem of collecting most of which must be raised in Seattle. Keach county chairman will be held responsible for the success of the campaign im | his county. | The secretary of the treasury has \approved all appointments of stamp | and certificate salesmnen made by Di- rector Kelleher. According to the information received Tuesday from Washington, D. C., applications for permission to make sales may be |made by individuals, partnerships and corporations by applying to the postmaster, an incorporated bank or |to Director Kelleher, in the Lyon | building. Pending the completion of the state organization, and prior to the launching of the big sale, all per- |sons desiring to purchase certificates or stamps may 48 #0 by applying at aston No, 4, in the downtown peste AUTO ACCIDENT AT LEWIS IS FATAL Btaff Correspondent CAMP LEWIS, Tacoma, Dec. 5—= 0. C. R. Leveque, 79, of 622 Spring st, Seattle, died in a Tacoma has pital Monday night, as the result of |injuries received in an auto bus ae | cident on the Camp Lewis road. He was alighting from a bus when O. H. Rettvik, a Tacoma driver, dazaled by the lights from the other bus, drove his automobile into the old man. Leveque had four ribs and his shoulder fractured, and also re ceived internal injuries. He has @ son at Camp Lewis, and leaves @ widow in Seattle. SOLDIERS VISIT Faraway, the beautiful and elab orately equipped summer home of $8,000,000, “|Mr. and Mrs. Frank McDermott, Jo cated on scenic Devil's Head point, | was the rendezvous of # number of men from Camp Lewis and a party ot young people from Seattle for the week-end—Saturday and Su! | Mr. and Mrs. Allen Sweetman, of Se Pending an investigation into the wrecking of the steamship Spokane, Carl Wilteche, 29, an Austrian, is being held by federal authorities. Wiltsche was a member of the Spo- kane’s crew. AMUSEMENTS Sunday Monday, METROPOLITAN... .o055° weaneeday, IRVING _ BEI oa Byncopated Musical Success Watch Your Step | PROPLE—40 GIRLS Nights, 60. Mat. to st Coming Dec. 13 MOORE THEATRE | ORPHEUM VAUDEVILLE 7 Faachon &—)—hiiy Wontar | Marco ory & Geo. Perry and 5 Other Acts TWICE DAILY—2:30 and 8:38 lOc, 25c, 0c, T5e, Mate. 1c, 280, 56e THEATRE WILKES fiivme Sth & Pine——tTel. Elliott 2625-2526 Tonight—AN Week Maui Wednesday, Saturday George Broadharst’s Great Play “RICH MAN, POOR MAN" Sentiment, Comedy, Thrills Nights to 61 10 NEW PANTAGES Mats, 2:90. Nights 7 and 9 DONALS SISTERS Physical Culture Marvels CYCLE OF MIRTH Youth, Beauty, Song Other Features Admission 26e, PALACE HIP | Continuous Daily, 1 to 12 6 Big Acts of HIPPODROME VAUDEVILLE Alice Brady ! "Te 3e=- 10c?: | General Feature Photoplay Weekday M Eves. and Sun, 800 | Theatre—F Now BURLESQUE “OVER THERE” 20 Pretty Girls ] 3—Shows Datly—3 | 1Se, B5e, Be Chorus Girls’ Contest _ Frid TRUSS TORTURB /Can be, eliminated by. weartng Lundberg Rupture 8 red free trial to prove Re cuperiens | A. LUNDBERG Third Ave betas ne we