The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 17, 1917, Page 11

The SEATTLE STAR Mey The Star WANT AD | Rates Frtectty TRANSIENT. « Cash in thon § cents per tir Bix tii TRAN PHONE MAIN 600 _ ADVEEN ASH advance ee tine per ine Bix insert CONTRA Vine per line per Tine per Be lince on line BOe lines a Tine BSix months Monthe add 1 « oP 500 Yin. Per r lin 0 tines to or tne MCIAL RATE puire of Wa Ad THES DIRECTORY SATERANDER SIREN mey-at-iaw mortgaces thing perta tice tm all Third and Jar LA MAY HLINN er. Conautta General pract Oriental Huila EF acre TO9 Int eal practice TP Rati ee tice. furke are. Main T1208 eee OPTICIANS a s Be ase OMAN fidential LAWYe? Ait [S—PATENT Gonavitation and i017 ® .s hg baer New York Mik. ) P. GORI bey = 1 book on patents +93 Nurke Hig Fone ~ eel BICYCLE SUPPLIES es Wh DO GOOD WORK—G Kh HART wig, 1331 Fourth. Phone Matn 3546 LOANS LOAN nm pianos other a ot valu Special monthly plan, short or current rates Investigate ray prop Eatablished 10 years A. D. ANDRE 220 L. ©. Bmith Bite. 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Central Stor Pits pain SECOND-HAND CLOTHING GTHING F First Ma Jie for good used proportionately TRAINED NURSE Gra yon Nore PH Jord 2343 of Mallard #76. nn JUNK 1130 First ave « w- fort 229% RreRAIA ITE a dL HOTELS AND APARTMENTS “NEW STANDARD H Corner First Ave iii in INVITED 2 week ws ORDIALLY Sale i a pid Cut in the homiat 10 ye factor prov trated 994 Thir KGRE beat XMAS Our And baw | New iy You 159—Legal Notices umm R uze Sale j MMAGE” SALE. 1918 WI AKER AVE. AND 1904 ~ ~ FIRST AVE. CLOTHING FOR Want MEN AND WOME f Public Markets” . > WESTLAKE Business Chances w and Found Automobiles t 4 Ww Sale Miscellaneous 7 i ye ope x front For ALANKA CURI PREBENTS A Shop. Colman @ For Sale Miscellaneous _ AND DOORS de. 4 ft 6 im, wide, 7 tt an doore and t lone sin the upper pert. oe euRar opboard door or 026 —— SANT Any east bigh, adjustable she three drawers, one flour bin bin, mixing board . pots and p with panel jower part. Price $16 eet up, knock down. b-croas-pans! doore Cor Twe Bpruce Ge © front doore ert windows Fr bine ared roofir Mivatre sent postpaid, withou West selling air rtKE PLACT n § tbe ff Ave WILtAMa Co. 1843 Firat a Beattio, Waar DUNN Wet a TRONKS Repairing $19 Becond SERVICE FLAG > Kitchen & ty mt togenee co new crop corn or pea tuna fen, cs 4 he. =m KENT Ay 2 Meyer-Tower, 210) Mtail 24 m.; fresh Ieee, tte : tators, 5 " peel, 20 at PUGET SOUND STEAMERS ALL LOCAL ROUTES | STRAMERS LEAVE FROM CoOL DOCK, FOOT OF MAKION #T® trea * to pod oe Sect creamery butter, 100 at, Reliance Yaktma ¢ ® plied purchase TW 37 96 HATH ited Miscellaneous FO weit. vi i¥THING Ge are —Pert Scammer Kol Dee tor Angoieat 7 item dally can at t Tacoma Direct Cham @tenmere Tacoma rm Indlanapalie con direct Steamert Sone 4 Aireeti te t Townend Vines for alll Olymptel ally Anacortes and Nellingham “9 Ham Rtewmer Whatcom) & fatty Anacortes and! @afly Anacortes tym datly Prrerett TF tom my ana Peilingtam & Kotshas Anacortes! tneham! Furniture Wanted ¥ me for! RNIT yh Bent 0% Kecond Jaen Ialande Tinea 408 Pike Main 6618 sss Personals hee tie. tor P via all San’ A'y\Juan tsiand pointe 7! DAND? ia A arte Port Townsend Pert Ray and War 0 20pm ‘Ker Utopia, for P erenin Tet, HOLLANT near court house a) services Main #491 ies Tueed’y)way Dp tor Port ma, Dungene Jowelae Angeles and Hecond Ave. . 1 i] Pitem Wea Friday: Tndlow—Fiagler Vitam aatiy Late from N STEVI NSW iain Sis” Gamble yiF ine ler, Batnrday Only 2:00pm steamer Preet, Kingston. Ladle Runday Onty P-boamiMtewmer Puret, for! Kinent dlow andl way pointe ' t OLD FALAE TEETH (DON'T f BROKEN). HIGHEST FOR OLD DIAMOND CO 412 Te Hood Ludiow FOURTH #1008, Tiktr, City of Angeles PLAY! ‘ 1 1 1 20 lensona €:20pm Canal—Gamble io wht ent pul y Hide 16 #T aN ey urth prices oo. Floor with vittn ast be pure vned at tioket tror to 12:0 aM ounan MAKES Why Hip Bilioth 218 ¥ A ¥i aC SOUND NAVIGATION Office, Colman Dock Ma ny PUGET Tictert Phone Our re: | co. STAR—MONDAY, DEC. 17, 1917, PAGE U — ASKS $5,000 AS M'INTYRE AND ~ HEART BALM FOR HEATH RETURN | HIS LOST MATE — IN NEW ROLES 100 | friends of ken | Melr back nald’s | Moore the ating | Orphe the two funny ynd Heath week, heading ult bi and pla whore the eteran at the thi name stage hree years ago two Ham operator in onrad uing| ‘The ation |comedians ha r be turn Hy |y ) latter hin ay ard Alexander opening 8 couple of week the umber Ay an a During the their act ar indermined they were een left hin Kid their had a 1 ehildren ript wes r ortire Rae the lan goed, Sma turn. Hall a beautiful woman, p Travers and ! were ween in thelr playlet, called “Meadow wife was|*hich waa well re » to/and Vance free | and pdrum ex n, while an own orig kT married people | w bres une sived. have a comedy that furni« 1a] amount of comedy reo Minnes Stewart offered one of |the dancing turn whi Lat the _; GERMANS AGAIN BREAK PAROLES Star pub 8, naval | that| were | nome thm Pee Ho Gray Is a real son of the Jen West, with spurs, guns and ything, who does wtunts with the while trained bh performs a number of trick» |}ars hin we rae WILKES Kick In,” week by the Wilkes, was Sunday audienc The play was last presented to stock lovers of the city when |same company was playing | Metropolitan some time ago. Addison t has the| duction and molded the lines tn such a manner that it passes from the jar | con of thieves into a more powerful drama along the lines of Law” and other at the ed by the the offering Wilkes Play well recel rity of the { bureat wirele apparatus aboard the n cruiser Geler the laring thin nd the ar the plot Mexico land forces land forces in the and the Count Ve to the Ur Miller and Grace Huff were good in their and with the support of the rest of the ast, put the play rin a manner that was pleasing to the aud weil Players as van very roles » were prin con an a whole | PALACE. HIP ‘The comedy hit of the new show which opened Sunday at the F Hip, was provided by Pearl Pre & fur a trio of singing fun mak ers who kept the audiences in upr a their clever burlesque and song 5 Riva Larson he ant feature ar Troupe in the! with ite gym » people do novelty liner nordinary cing on four ropes Devlin and Lew act sketoh Attle Girl," whieh and well played and Evans are singers, dancers Xylophiends swift players accordion, saxophone al bottles Johnatone pew high ne extr stunts Miller pre called “Just in a comic sent a or |One mtory Fox ors and Bolsheviki Deny R.R. |Commi sioner Is Held Press Leased Wire ALD. Dee 17. Leadere na the h, of| Chester B of the | « who walks up bicycle. endare of the teas announce wae arrested [t was and he would| talk ithe Three ty are ex xylo and comdlir phones m on heviki here may th formation « arrest of C M a ay newer 8. member ina jump downstairs with Sm: Rood ng and his commission to }that fone thru a mistake, ORPTEUM In spite of the rainy Weather Sun day afternoon and evening, hundre. way at the om, at the if Smith be released. | = 1 Tomestead freah er ttercup ole | He 6 third he Retreat of the Ger mans at the Da Arras,” show big guns o nglish blast w entanglements of | | the Hiuns, and then one sees the big ot END : fe pike ©: Meine a Reed sourm ng away the wire te ca ke really 1." Corporal of the Fifth ¢ tback fr with the pict Heading the the Carl F number of « A. White, anadian ba’ front, lec 3) alion, ured M m the vaudeville acts comes s Trio, which sang a medy and popular airs AMUSEMENTS) maycemeat yc Thu Fri, Saf. (ens woes) | on heme HELD In Her Gorgeous Musical Comedy Sensation, Direct from ‘Follow Me’ 4 Orth sang and Spear dances in a M the offer Armstrong and and for br ows est ween to good areort patter scat New and number of effects own. ish come. part of a f He had « jokes and take-« bo: "Lamy f fun going as a professor. He favorite with pular " thru the pr rage Fan Festival ANI COW) aN. and. Pre = costume mat dian, was neen in at At college ball hero $1.50 ber of cle Wed. Mat 600-31 MOORE THEATRE ORPHEUM VAUDEVILLE McIntyre & Heath © Other Acts Billie } lighted w Arille 18 of er Rah al Jew fast the proving a popular patrons of the lety nd 4 number ngham Perqueta de of nifty danc backed up by Charlie ¢ rwie th on ur a well naplins, SWOLLEN WATERS THREATEN WHEAT ® By United Press Leased W HOQUIAM, Dec, 17.8 and inundation of all reported from n and near-by sectior raging om of the storm, ea Burns jen riv low lan Gray 1 Other Dig Acts Veatare Phateniay Ethel Clayton'” rhs Stolen Paradise” Weekday Mats. 100; Eves. & San. are arly all harbor It of «verity light nan river threatens to br Kelso, flooding much M, as a re Despite the dam rainst« Cow a dike winter near wheat AOD AT KENT RECEDES “KICK IN” : "lone has receded from the but the road be Comedy—Heart Appeal Sah EON Ne dle ¢ to She; Mats. 176 and 2he and I foir “ for repairs. ineer Humes, . Rock slides on the Skykomish have delayed astern but Great Northern trains ow being routed to Seattle Pacific tracks Only One Sign in Gotham Last Night NOW. PLAYING ty United Press Leased Wite 4 ‘ NEW YORK, Dec BURL ESQUE York's first uppres i water Kent ween Kent 8 clo a Monday rors ‘ounty dan have according to LAY TRAINS Ahir Great Northern over Other rthern A GAIETY THEATRE Viret and Madison light night” al rebel adverti White Way that blaze dim, It will be snows Grea all other ed were ieee ET an much pep in their] best dancing acts ween here for| taken the pro-| “Within | big stage suc | Carter | CHRISTMAS From “the Sporting Goods Store” “America” Alarm Clock 95c Pocket Ben Watch 95c Make it a point to have locks when ‘Tuesday. i» guaranteed to ume for one will find it will On wale 95c ar theme ¢ Christrnan. Make him happy oF wateh ket the makers of nteed to keep On ma 95c Give a Waterman “Ideal’’ Fountain Pen, $2.50 LIGHT 75e¢ °., “ood by Guar © or ar niger 0 and $8.00 “Suredge ons $5. 95 $3.85 $6.00 Robeson Carvers, quality of steel, guar teed. Special Carvers, sterk ailver trimmed, the “t big stag handles irne, but ieeable ii with ot ner veready a good, ht, complete 75¢ Fat nk to it's the battery / Universal Aluminum Coffee Percolater, value $56.00. A wplendid gift and at a greatly reduced price. On 5 a $3.85 Pveread bular nee 6-cup ant best value article the line plete only $1.25 st POCKET CUTLERY THAT cuTs One Dollar Two Dollars Three Dollars Will buy thé@*very finest | Army Knives Many fine Pearl Knives Two Bladed Jack Knives | different of the famous “Suredge” or tl nt at and near Knives bi r nome at A wide selection Chain Knives are mark- | $1.75. These patterns are rns, in leather ed 90 nd $1.00; in | mont suitable as gifts to and Christmas Christmas box men in service. ALSO FAMOUS “ROGERS” and “I-X-L” POCKET KNIVES, $1.00 TO $15.00 PIPER & TAFT Fifty Cents Will buy a good Boy Pocket Knife; small | | * about patterns; good three and four me ree bla dium or large size pat ” . The best on t or a strong Knife Boy's Chain box. in holly the| | great credit to the Wilkes! | “The Sporting Goods Store” 1107-1109 Second Ave. DRAFT QUERIES GERMANS WITH ALBERT JOHNSON ARE MAILED OUT © MAPS SEIZED TO TELL OF WAR nd 5 per cent of the draft By United Press Leased Wite ires were mailed from } : al WATERLOO, Ind., Dec. 17.—Rpe say Migr resentative Albert Johnson, of Wash- hol! ington, intends to return to his home state in January to deliver ten word: ed narratives of his recent trip to the western battle front in Europe. Congressmen are elected to repre went their districts and work for Following seizure of crude photographs of Sea: ships piers & large quantity of corre spondence in German by federal of in @ raid Saturday afternoon on their homes in Kent, Peter Gru ner, age 35, and Paul Gust, 40, ap maps. and The nec queatio! board cent will exception an | days. | ‘Thin means that all questionaires will have been mailed by January 9./ peared at the United States mar Drafted men have seven days|shal's office Monday morning and from date of mailing to return the | registered as alien enemies. | corn piled queationaires. | Roth are Germans and expert me | ‘heir states, but just now the na very registered man is responsi: | chanics, employed by the Carnation tion's business has the right of » for aking his return on the| Milk Products company, of Kent, | ck. he said here Saturday night. ‘uestionaire within in the allotted|which is shipping milk to allied| “Jf the nation suff time. If you have changed your ad-|armies in Europe. No arrests have | ent is not scheduled for a vote the ‘reas or the mail man falls to make) been mad: ut two are first 12 days of January,” he said, the under relieve you! “1 am coming to the Pacific peach delivery, thi doesn’t reli YOU | close survetilance by fede rt delivery, that by federal author ms gr : ; from the obligation of getting your | tien | juestionaire in proper shape and re Gruner and Gust emuggied them. | St4t, not speeches, not py Pen turning tt |eetves into this country from Ger. simply worded narratives of tig | ‘The only mfe thing to do ts to fo) many 12 ding to of at battle front as I saw it.’ 2 years ago, |to your board and find out|ficinls. Among the Ff aes | what day your questionaire has been | were the Seattle German Press and| John T. Heffernan, jr, son of the jor will be mailed Seattle Daily Call, a socialist¢president of the Heffernan Engine | The boards, according to regula-| paper, An unmailed letter, written | Works, arrived in Washington, D.C, | tons, are required to keep lists post: | in German, addressed to a German | Friday, to report for duty in the ed that will tell the dates of mailing.|in Tacoma, was also among the |U. 8 engineer corps. They are also required to furnish | papers seized |tists to the press, but have failed so | | The awarding of the contract for | the construction of the new King | county ferry slip at foot of Madison . Lake Washington, was put over | until next Monday by the county | commissioners, pending the estab shment of a right-of-way The estimate set by the county for the work was $18,000. Two bids cut! this figure. One submitted by P. B. Chureh for $15,000, while the wecond submitted by the Washing. ton Construction Co., was for $15 | e ranma cream [Shark Drags Woman | PETROGRAD, Ukranian — troops at) ny United Press Leased Wire | | Ukrainian troops at} ALAMEDA, Cal, Dec. 17.—When | Odessa, according to to | a shark seized her hook while she day | was fishing a Moss Beach jerked from unconacious. resc the |sea and she No Kiddte, So He Gets | Card for His Birdie| “Ruy a Red Cross membership for | your children?” asked the solicitor of | 4 pedestrian | Haven't got any children,” he re | plied, “but I'll Just sign a card for my canary bird.” ler Aer No Man’s| Attorneys, who will give free ad-| vice to men wishing to fill out ques: | Itionaires, are on duty at all local! |board headquarters. They have been called to meet at lthe Y. M. C. A. auditorium at 8 p. |m. Tuesday to discuas their work Unsolicited Advice The : $| e| °| ve e easiest money : to be made Seattle today is in real estate investments. You can now buy at the bottom price. It will not be long before its true value will be obtained. BULLETIN By United Press was Dec. 17—Bolshe- | Saturday Saturday word here NGLISH ATTACKS FAIL TON CLAIM a London. 17. | *nte Fontanazcca, Eng broke down sald to y's official statement from the lan front feet and Before she could be swept her out to | Arowned | drowned | | rendered surf es @ | ‘Thin ts the first official word that | Fritish troops have been in action on | the Italian front MEN CHARTER AUTOS TO GET HOME CAMP With Title Insurance Company an Dec. 17 ads for denied them Iowan steam ro: lays select service men and their officers » chartering motor busses t to take them home foe Ure hatiaay furious FRIENDLY SKIRMISH ENDS IN SLAYING | OREGON CITY A story of a fr tween three be resulting Leslie Le Doux detailed to th Ithree other |from 11 to The boys woods and thes trav 14, yes vuthoritie youths, ranging 16 years were WANTED terda toda age hunting the Le D say, he, armed with « hid behind a stump ers off from behind stumps until the Doux's injury their homes affair until in Ix's Experienced meat cutters and saleswom- en. Those with previous experience in del- icatessen, butter, eggs, cheese or poultry preferred. upon n repeating rifl 1 two « fusillade and | continued participant noted Le |The trio returned to saying nothing of the tioned. non HIGH COURT RULES AGAINST FISHERMEN BULLETIN | WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.—The t today rained th ver Pa ussoolation nets L other obstr Columbia affirming Apply Headquarters MASTER BUTCHERS’ ASSOCIATION 924 Alaska Building. u | preme cour Co. umbia 1 froin placing the island tions in river, near a lower court the decisic of