The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 7, 1917, Page 17

Ye PHONE lan . , RATTLS alate MAIN |45——For Sale Miscellaneous Noo wees oe Repair 19 Bevo n 98} cn The Star 1 BOT TO * WANT AD SERVICE FLAGS J, Webb Kitehen & Co, Rates By Fiawow FOR RENT. HERE AY; | Plfective May 1 hi nd ANSLENT. ASH Ait 4 - ATR VOR RGEC PUPP ol in advance-—any classifica iru nt Ne COFEAUW ORUAN Recents per tine or fraction of tine Bix times for the price of five KAVANAUGHR $3.00 nares 1008 iat av RANS: T.0 ER- “R 1] 1 AU ARAH ADVER ROOM AND BOARD fine per ins ee 106 42 Tallman ave, Mallard SIx inser the price of five ADVERTISING 6--Wanted Miscellaneous Month—-} month, .§3.38 ANTRD— DEAD now rim ro 3 montha. 210 Hine per month—6 months, 19 otur \ « . dine per im 12 months 18 we Lake | oT Det ¥ Hines cach w 1 year, per Ap Reattie. stine . Te YOU HAVE ANYT! tO Fines cach’ week, i year. ‘per eall the Pacific Auction Co. Mato ix Month iy” Sent—Threv tummage ‘Sale maths ad ay PACE 1a RUMMAGH SALK 1918 lines to be used in 1 year, WESTLAKB AVE. AND 1904 r line ® FIRST AVE. CLOTHING FOR lines to be used ini year MEN AND nea to be used ind year, »0-— Furniture f AL, RATES ON LEGAL ‘Abs nACTEPICN MY Vonarer sc” CAHDe wire of Want Ad Department tart «rand i ash pre MAIN 600 1 finie walt Weasel Gro action: fit for « a EST \R ma . Fou D cTORY Furniture Wanted » this Land Black Lake, a Beauty Spot Half a Mile fre ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW ; G K / (fF D TKI EXANDER AHTRENAN-—ATTOR: : ; ten. esllections. ivery- Ny T 5 A nAW 55— Business I er sonals Gnows WAIR, Cornea DANDRUFF 4 Lyon ott 2166. WOMAN Violet HARG raye nar mm ana t > FURRUL Third and James CA MAY wi A great opportunity to own a farm in one Ci iNN . ; mass npooing. wal prac of the richest areas ever opened to settlement Lowen arr] Oriental Butiding a P ‘ : ‘ Fitiott evenings. SCHOFF, LAWY PRIS Downs Bik in Western Washington—the productive Beaver WANTED OLD FADAN TRETHC (DONE 7 te) tna ‘Coney free : : MATT RI PROKEN). HIGHEST a: fees mode ) “lude yy. Is evens ar) yecam. FOR Ol! Re STEERS Bottom Lands included in Gov. Isaac Steven 1 ative CASK FOR OLD ra! practice. Durke Bidg., 902 Second Old Homestead—Thurston County. © eMITH I ~~ ———————eee> Rev one LAMY OPTICIANS P hia bisu sues 4h Fourth an et house Wasande Wraser-Faterson Go's balcoar ARS MMM ITN V Rewly ren stare wrviewe PANO WON 0 LY 7 MUS AARARARARARARAAL AAA aie PAYS FOR 10 ATTORNEYS—PATENT OR 20 ACRES, ~ it and ii? tree e York GORIN- "= Location Crops secured or fee refunded 7 Stine Th Wii sales tissshes rane a2 Bide. Main 190 Free book on lason. Fenwick, Lawrence, 433 Hurke iid rn. rye, barley, timot ree sss hilt nega . ~ BICYCLE SUPPLIES ponietes me Per WE DO Goép WoRK-G . Sie. 1221. Pourtn Phone Ma ia tie Gk CHATTEL LOANS en: eae NEW WATE Se ae veaen te = 3 nade qutekiy am STEVENS~ i} eo ma WATCH REP ALMING sat Cee © Diamonds set while you walt; Jeweiry take nm to and from woth geeramess et weeteento _prteas 1 r SMITH JEWRERY MPO. Cb. . ct Te ANTM BLDO., Fourth Piso. | tr a with MAKES A FINISHED ' t 4 se and JEWELRY. Binet, “cuca, coufaenttal. Arrange to go with vill iat i as NEY LOANED ON ALT. ing to pay the fare of anyone interested in own- “- on, eli ve , b+ ae ge ing land. Call, phone or wr us for further special mesting of thes DEVELOPING KOD. : : the State pant of Seattle ‘ Scns —aIN AT i, AT § THET RA | information. Aid bank, 933 10 cents « roll, Jacobs, P.-L x % nu Q on article It | UARAN A i (} C0, on, tn Randonee _ DENTISTS .THIRD FLOOR, TELEPHON , t i € Trustees, NLEY, DENTIFT. AN NEW YORK ELI T - S17 Cobb Bide. is a Piree oo pee PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS a e he ~ (Dece y uw 2 Ga KATIRY TON Wai WITH ' ‘ of the STORAGE | L1—Acreage for Sale Fur. Rooms Wtd thu om the ttm day ef De ; 7 - . b Fr OF FARM LAN GE AN " i ‘ « a ‘ bee oo 06 ma Mints Pesan; teres Oo staral part of Bno-| desi : win private ts é ne ater, The best] pa : ; ry PUONOGHAPHA OCR Bre market for the man | 24 oreo 3 ORDS fend for Miue- | wow erect a bia se RCORD. EX OMANGR hrows . Wa wr hots Eyiott 2678. | . v oe ' 8 ber, 6 acres eas | do extra! : . € FORMERL 7) os , acte’s) opie ad x a8. erase 2 818 a overcoats | ~ ; } . Third “| 60—Public Notices - K WALEMMA FAAURED | x ERSON NaF ~— cenit ioe S Bernice Wide, Ta-|” where 4 sa A : CAs b on 7 . ane * wan male ‘Help Ww anted i 4 Blavka Tonk Co. 1180 Firet ave : Pl cian Bl : x > - 9 . revit Tae eae | Ave Biliott Public Markets | ‘ ~ — ee “Dp THIN — || WFANDARD HOTEL e ‘good. rich land, H naa, pure strained honey, 260 p Corner First Ave Pine 7 Why pay rent a a ’ : rane Bt rit te modern, out comma” as oan wey on i. ' "Re oeety, Anne, : phone in all rooma ase! At oi wes al ,| sweet ia” re ry reapect.. 7é¢ and up; with pri rom MPING CHIUNT MAR ima | cot mS tres "pens ee ALLY mvirep | ee TO NANy TAS ; és Blom ss ae 0, 8 " ean $ ehotce lots for $160; $25 ca * Female Situations Wtd. |ioaves 4 tall 26, Wa 4 tie up| per the city of Charlest 2 - b r ffee SIG, AMARA | per mo he ity of Charlene FUER AwD 3 one on 2 Bee Bh 9 cal des, Exchanges navy ¥ Plenty of wood ew eer wishes e781 e 1 Trad s CLAFFORD & VAN ARSDALE, Ine. ye Downe, Lake}? 1619 Futed Ave, ann ee « OREGON FOR CALIFORNIA | | (see cneap. Ce tor | 8—Business Chances | Paveay Pregt ly aoe $0 acres, improved, near Port- | | ae Bh ing cain. cron land: value $7,500. rade tor parties wetiily S a aad erence near an Franciaco or || THRE omen Ss fan Francisco property, Owner, ie ene : ‘ o Charles M. Burrowes, 40 Ninth | | SUM ACTER i ‘ teint 380, Car: st. Ban Franciaco, Cal tool aud water Noe Morden’ milk, 88.48 cans: &ie rown, Bangor, Was sack corn meal, 60 —- Arner PAT a eer grabam esoks 15—Farm I ind for Sale t, Htc: 2 Die loaver br “. ED SMALL WANGH | be pt ls git) county Acres for $1,450 De 1 ' cabbage, $1.16 sack + Price $1,809; mortgage $650 e ait rich bottom tend, | _ Was! a atin dire * yearn avd. arn ‘amd living house; | Semen caack. | wentia 167-1 no sme, One. S-recm * cleared, baiance pasture: | 43__TLost and Found trash engn, $00 @ 3 Pottage, $1409, one S-room ’ trent; o6 : tad n § m 6 ouages82.200: on terme nd fe CADYR LEATHRT WAND r roel OUNG & BROBERG vA DALM, Ine. on Phinn cong ; Sete Welars Ave. Phone Mallar : hag i a) nea price WiLL Tr enst of Ren ment for | fn clear lot Ll. F. HO Becond an 16— Water F ront Property NT WARGATN 4 with Iaree lear: fine M1—Acreage for Sale o and p pocaresitecs’ ise te stall’, epaghettl (Heine), IMPROVED RANCH Looe’ Third a n; Minute Hrew , This dandy | 0-0 th . | pur on k ‘ reh pku.; Hershey's co acres cleared and fen n ee ener AP agg Past ‘ ‘Anderson's, new prunes, 10¢ ™ for the man who want * g a raat ee ht, ened peek At0 Se @ amall barn, < ™ . 5. Mtall 60, bread, 3 loaves buns, ind chicken } EME oF ibe dos ocnard tn Phone rth 1104. i: The ranc | wegian com Poulsbo, and foad. This pia t i care For Sale Miscellaneous | TO SPEAK SUNDAY - payments. If y ° tor | AABIE AND DOORS Secretary of Labor Wilson, ahair t ° chen enpbos t. 6 in, wide, 7 ft eg rn On| 23988 Zektmms ave Sigs two a Sito in wide. 7 fel man of the federal mediation com r HM. ReID & A HOS La ED | adjust shelves © upper F m | in Seattle on a tour of the DAM } $ 1 pane with p or in| troubles, will epeak on labor's con i $ vor nS rt. Price $36 oF $25 5, with the war, in the Hipr Flchent i r $4 frome, at 3:20 ifterne on Mr. ¥ 2 1 don +9198 ‘ tH. station and stor ated in a Unfurni shed Houses 1a | be ‘ bie farn on at uot 7 will be opened at 4 Price 97 a Me ei cataione o'c public is Invited e RANA , postpaid, without charge, ) Hecond » 29—Ap urtm¢ nts Wanted ih : 1. 1D, Roms erintendent of the * r atin bead Wont selling direct jatt istrint oppdttunities at a fear: part hott rome | reor ‘ and| sumer 9 acheon of the Seattle Athletic P 99s CAsit Ai A 0. m WitdsAMa Co. i es & SEXTON 1510 tet Ave | ply ‘ ° ‘1943 wiret Ave. Beattie, Wash. Thursday STAR—FRIDAY, DEC. 7, 1917. PAGE 17 Ornstein Put Hair on “Wild | Man’s” Chest 1 wid Iwi p Dance Very ay “The Man's modently the Nttle man tn front of the big audience at the Met-| | AMEHICAN FIELD HBADQUAR ropolitan theat ursday might. | rns, Pras Dec, 1—The Ame le 1 to his big concert plano. His! can army is beginning to wonder |hoad went back, and then nodded| whether It peried of training jover the keys, as wild, wierd waves! not be shortened so America's armed of sound sudden) ged in @ riot) strength may be felt sooner on. the f rhythm battle line The wolotet wan Leo Ornstein, and ews from home today of Amer he gave Seattle tw first impression |joa'n impendit ration of war | of ultra-modern componition |againet Austria, the German blow at He appeared with the Phithar-|Carmbrai, indicating apparently t ne orchestra, which opened its! start of a winter-long German of seanon last night |fensive; knowledge that Germany When Ornstein played his “Wild/ can now utilize great numbers of Man's Dance” he made tt wild. He! troops from the Russian front—all | put hair on thé dancers’ chests, and) are combining to make American their feet must have dug up the real | fighters realize more keenly that de entate, Many of the audience g-| velopments of the next few weeks led. Ornstein himself smiled. may be fraught with the most im He was using sound to portray an) portant consequences to the Ameri idea, and he succeeded. Ite wasn't!/can army. Germany, in the view trying to Uckle his hearers’ ears. If of the Sammies, ts preparing her| Orhetein was @ painter, he would not greatest efforts and with the | be content to paint rows of pretty greatest forces, thanks to the Rus daisies, He'd use color to portray | man armistice, releasing her men on an ide |that front Ho played @ funeral march that! It was openly rumored around the went to the roots of ness. Helcamps today that the enemy is portrayed a man’s sorrow withdrawing masses from Italy for | Then he played his “Cradle Song” |the purpose of wlamming thm si and put into ft all the soothing multaneously at many points over peace of mother love &n extended portion of the Went He also yed Ftubenstetn’s front concerto 4, opus Chopir Nocturne 1 Lisat'’s “Rhapsodie Soa Gini he HEADQUARTERS FOR artist of high order, when conserva and twitches nervously as he walks! Offices are being ir or acknowledges applause. But L. ©, Smith bu Beattle once at the piano, he loses all self-|for the headquarters the Four consciousness, Fis eyes burn Uke|dation Co, the largest wood wh onl |bu € firm on the Pa fp In music, as in every oth a} Bayley Hipkine will be tn charge Interest, the men wh whead of lof the headquarters. 1 the proceasion must answer thelm also t ng st a juestion, “What's the use Wut | Tac a and Britis Columbia netead of answering, they usua n benides having 1 ext Philharmonic conce ast. The con plane in time will t 16, wijh the Orpheus|to launch @ vonsel a week male KELLEWER SPEAKS SATURDAY NOON enident Beattie | " t Wii rector | of and Alaska feder war savings npalgn, will be the principal speaker at the regular| meeting and h of the King Coun the Good Fats ca a, Firat ave and Cherry wt Mra, Tempi P. will ming REPULSE GERMANS AROUND BEAUMONT Anderson, soprano | PARIS, De —Repulse of two aters German attacking waves, which fol-| «nooner ne monage | pwed a violent bombardment around | puget So Bridge & Dredging vauz and Beaumont on the|(o for the French government, wil right bank of the Mouse, was an-|),, vered Friday to represen nounced in today's official state |rarives of the ownera and loaded ment. The attackers were thrown | cor her _maiden trip, back In fierce defensive fire, “| si Active artillerying was reported along the Rhone Fthine canal region. STEAMERS SAMMIES HEAR TRAINING WILL BE SHORTENED BY J. W. POL United, Press Correspondent BRICKLAYERS TO ELECT TONIGHT - The of the Wast { the Bricklayers’ a ternational union Vriday at the bea Wilkes b fent F. WH. Pike attle ibe not a rr 1 J. Dunn ‘ Walla andl. ¢ are are the andidates t At ‘FRENCH SHIP BUILT | HERE READY TO SAIL “Skookum’s” Girl Marries Corporal the daughter and Skookum Jim India a Mason " who ne Klondike » Red Cross Wants Sewing Machines A half dozen good second-hand sewing machines are needed urgently by the Richmond High lands auxitiary of the Amer Ned Crom, ‘The re makin soldiers and sailors, Address let ters to WUchmond Highlanders, Hox 17, KERENSKY TOO SOFT HEARTED | COUNT ILYA TOLSTOL, second won of the illustrious Kussian author as just returned from an extensive |rurvey of Rune maky's fall | due to hin sentt- | mentaliam and his fear that the lib- | erty of press and speech might curtailed “Ho was too idealistic for the Rus mia of today,” maid the count STREET FIGHTING BY RALPH H. TURNER result of the unsettled nditions Russia, have ned ak ki order Gen. Holwat, com tussian troops there. and all the mJ LATOUCHE INJURED With one of propglor blades an accident off 7 island, near Vancouver, the fisighter La t of the Alaska Steamship Co., Seattle for repairs. er scheduled trip t aska, according to a ge received by Supt BOY Roland Schr MISSING son of Mr. and} Mre. Jeffries. ° ith ave 8S. a schoolboy, who sells paper at Third ave. and Pine st. in the afternoons, has been missi since 6 o'clock from his home Thursday evening. | The BanjoSaxophone Jazz band will be featured at a dance Tuesday night, Lepper hall, 1604 Fourth Jayn, the proceeds of which will be jturned over to The Star tobacco in | ine thereby, was to Cor. | fund. ALL LOCAL BOUTES __|ipov' rarciay et tae heen af tow. | ap. , WEARS ON BENDS | eTRAMERS LEAVE FROM COLMAN |)) by prow, 0 W, 65th at | Prof. E. Victor Smith, of the Unt DOCK, FOOT OF MAKION ATREET) versity of Washington, addressed ; — - aetve|| 2 nm was elected| the Seattle Auduboh society in the | tae rrive | " * | Chamber of Commerce assembly con B aartie || president joe Relief asso or ; = || cation at a meeting ‘Thur |room. ‘Thursday, on the subject of ‘Victoria, B. C.—Port Townsend—Peort |! Angeles 1? 60 Wieamer Soi Doe. for) Fi ifpm mid. (Townsend, Angeles! @aily nieht jand Victorte @ally ea not eatt at} ria Randaye | Tacoma Mireet aMicamers Tacoma and) Soar miindianapotie for Ta-| 10:20am | 11:06am coma Air Ateamer| 1:00pm ley houre, 400 2.00pm. ¢ round) 4:30pm 6:06pm { ¢:30pm 1 00pm 9:18pm) wt ! Port Townsend Special # Gbam Mtr for Port) 1 tepm| 6:00pm /T Atrect! 10:20pm) @aily nectaat Tow aatly | Viverett—Mellingham— Anacortes ie d¢pmi& & Katshan, for! @:00pm Gafy [Mverett Anacories! datly land Melitinghamt Joan Telande—Hellingham fosnlie, for Port) f6t0m | nd and Rel-| Tueed’y via all San) Thore'y ht! Town! fandayliingham 4°y\Juan island potnte, jer _Thure'y! “Port Townsend—Port Angeles —Neah | Thay and Way Ports | 16 20pm \Mtr, Vtopta, for Port! Townsend, Port An-| 7 | fundayigeles, Neah Bay and! T | Tueed'ylway porte. fentury | | Port Townsend—Port Angeles, Clallam | and Way Ports A MU 10:20pm ‘Mtr, Wainlenle, for! 2:20pm Monday!Wiltiamne wea Wed. (Port , Friday Pridny|Claliam i | ort Gamble—tndiow—Fiaeler | | “Pt0pm Mteamer for # bam | aatly (Kingston, Gamble! datty | || eccepe Inudlow. °*Relon.| except Satnryii lag ler, Townsend,| Sunday | 7:00pm) Nlock | Saturday Only | mt for} 9:00pm || = and} | m'Steamer for} 6:20pm | [Kingston, Ludlow and} | lway points ' || Hood Canal—Gamble—tndiow | || “Fivsar ltr, Cty of Angeles.| || “@atty |for Ludidw | || except |Gambt or ex fondayjand ail potnts on] Sunday [Hood Canal | Points marked ** are boat landings for there points and natn points must make rangements for tan fink and Hability nding. Stoamer's py not Include land and mmmume making auch nger rate a charges. 6 Mabiiity ts 1 ited to wear. $100 for wed free mubsect to Freight ket. 1 nohedule without nott ally for all pointe Tacoma) named In above schedule mart be purchased at tieket office. Open from 6:20 a to | midnight | GET SOUND Tek fflee, pting NAVIGATION CO. Dock |] METROPOLITAN. IRVING BERLIN'S Syncopated Mastcal Success {Watch Your Step} ° Wednerday 40 ¢ Mat RLS to. PROorL Nights 1.60 FAIR and WARMER “MOORE THEATRE ORPHEUM VAUDEVILLE Fanchon & Hilly Mowtgom Marco ery & Geo. Perry and 5 Other Acts TWICE DAILY —2:20 and 8:30 100, 26¢, Oe, 756, PHEATRE WILKES | & Pine—-Tel, it ‘whabeoh Wear Matinees tay “RICH MAN, POOR MAN nent, Comedy, Thrills vights to Mat's and 2% NEW PANTAGES | 0. Nights 7 and 9 DONALS 818 Physical Culture M. CYCLE MIRTH Yout PALACE Say Baby Osborne '.i.* i Oc! Pr Theatre—Pirat and Madison Now AYING BURLESQUE “OVDR os. and San. 206 Weekday Mats | Priday Night HIP, Bird 8 Meetings of a special character are eaying that Ke | be! ‘ MRS, WHARTON | | BEGINS DRIVE Arrangements are being made for the 2 e of the big drive ft American Bible society to raine $400,000 in the United States to purchase 1,000,000 bibles for the of the fund 000, ace « to Mrs. C, M42 16th ave N, who ts ne the ve in this state, | Be must raise $6,000 of this am bible welghs two ounces fit In the breast pocket * uniform. Kaeh with regulation Contribution» fn all of the ety churches on Dec. 9 will be turned over to this fund. Mrs, Wharton desires all persons who are willing tu devote a y or two next week to purh the drty to call her at Bast 7011 The executive committee will meet next Monday in the small private dining room on the sixth floor of the ¥. W. C. A. The com mit cludes | Dr. Henry Suzzallo, Harold Pres- ton, Erastus Brainerd, A. Swale well, KR Robert EB. Pretiow, T. &. Lipp Hugh Todd, Ben, F. CG, Harper, G, H. Littl, C. F. Wileox, Mrs. Wallace Williams, North Yak- Arthur Davis and Sarah Fiannigan, of Spokane, and Frances 4 f ngham. Far and Near |$ News by Telegraph and Telephone Lieut. Frank A. Pan! spoke at the Young Men's Republican club lunch eon, in the Good Bats cafeteria, Frit day The transportation burean of the Chamber of Commerce will give a ¢inner in the Butler hotel Friday, at 6 p. m. Margaret Elizabeth Jensen, of |Greentand, a nurse in training af the Minor hospital, applied for eltt zenship papers Thursday. As far ag |is known, she is the first Greenland: er to seek citizenship in King county, A total of $1,283,299.84 was collect ed in taxes by the county during No veenber. T. L. Monson, secretary of the | Mount Baker Improvement club, was ly resented a leather chair by the club members, at a meeting Wednesday. Miss Clara B. Holicraft, $16 Unien st. dled at the Columbus sanitarium | Thursday. Gus Schultz, 35, 2 German, | arrested by federal authorities at pasa ‘Thursday, and is being held as » alien enemy. C Miss Cherie Duple will speak at an artists’ meeting at the Henry gal- lery, 1117 Harvard ave. N., at 3 p.m Saturday. The public is invited. A burglar stole a large quantity of cigarets and tobacco from B. Norelfs Store, 4445 Graham ave., Thursday. DIAMONDS GET HIM SUSPECTED Discovery of two diamonds, valued at $1,500, in the possession of C. J. Taylor, proprietor of the Stanley ho tel, 905% Pike st., which the police believe were stolen in Los Angeles, led to filing of a grand larceny in formation by Deputy Prosecutor Car mody Thursday It ts also thought by the police being conducted by Rev. William | that Taylor has a cache of valuable Moody Driver, of Denver, in the jewelry somewhere in the city. It i# Mission hall of the Volunteers of | known he had a safety deposit box. America, 1904 Sixth ave, near| Taylor's bond was set at $2,500. If aon art every night except | was furnished late Thursday. nday class of the Lincoln high # will present Mid. summer Night's Dream,” Friday and Saturday nights The senior SENIORS GIVE PLAY “Alias Jimmy Valentine” will be presented by the senior class of the Broadway high school, in the scheol ‘ouditorium, at 8 p. m. Friday. * sensible things tical, TOW ROO) HERE IN OUR and hearth, Stuagt Building SANTA ADVISES Practical Gifts This Year LL over the land, chubby Saint Nick is this year appealing to Christmas Shoppers to give prac- —gifts which will be of service right along through the year- short cuts to hous ekeeping efficiency. Gas Appliances Appropriate for Christmas Giving automatic or circulating, that means that brings warmth to the chilly corners. A CABINET GAS RANGE, with pans that can be kept clean as easily A GAS WATER HEATER fussleas, ever-ready hot water AG ROOM HEATER, A GAS FIREPLACE—Radiantfire or lc Seattle Lighting | Conpeni resents that afford YOU CAN CHOOSE FROM porcelain splasher backs and drip as & dish. in the home. which warms the heart Phone Main 6767 ¥