The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 27, 1917, Page 9

tne per tneertion Insertions fc ine per month Ine per month ine per month IAL RATES ON ire of Want LEGAL Ad Department OPEN SPACE TRESEATTLESTAR, E ARAL AAAS DIRECTORY : ~~ATTORN EYS ANLAW ALEXANDER SiiKEMAN—ATTOR matters 4 Oriental Hrantdin in SHOPF, LAWYERIS Downe Bi 109 fet ave Consultation free: ge anes, fees moderate. 7 GEN. . 905 Becoad erat practice. all HALL — Sta pursed wick. Lawrence, rice Fad “BICYCLE SUPPLIES WEDS GOOD work Sig. 1321 Fourth CHATTEL _ & PRIVATE PARTY © ‘and furniture In residence, without re- and other e- short or long current rates. my propesition. Ratadiisnet 10 years A. D. ANDERSON ‘B20 LC Smith NEW COMPANT NEW METHODS SReane trom 419 to $100 mace conficeouially . SANDERS & CO. Le © Amttn Midge BI 4982, LOANS Jewelry et 2 per cont. Ventisn lower rates, but how abe 7 the COMMISSION they charge? PROVIDENT LOAN S80CI 411 Seneca and Lewest rates confidential AMERICAN JEWR! “ BONET LOANED ON AL of valve The Rel Pay Tientral Biorage Co SECONDHAND CLOTHING ILD. 1904 v0. Phose HiNG BOUGHT AND wore HOTELS AND APARTMENTS #EANDARD Corner First A THE and Pine Mt r hone In all rooms wervice: p ¢ and wp; with pri- ww rie TSB RC IC PimpranLy ON A Gi-Acreage for Sale Can Iive here cash payment ar NAVY YARD Wwe Where you cn ACRES MERCER ute 1, Bix 61, MarysyUle, Wash. PHONE MAIN 600 The Star WANT AD Rates Effective May 1, 1917 ADVERTISING classifica Senta per Vine or fraction of line IK times for the price of five ADVER- . 10e vibe OF five RTISING yh. $2.08 3 months months 2 months 1.80)“ year per “year, per _ 8 fontha add’ ig" cent in 3 year, cont—Three Kvery thing pertaining to & general la im all courts. Third and Jame jott 2166. WOMAN con fidemtial Collections APA OPTIC 1ANS won Coe bale eed ATTOUNEYS—PATENT RS—Consultation and @ York Rik. 233, Hor fh WART- Phooe Main 3586. 1 lend on planes payment lowest at and Tesler NEW RATES Dia- TY, tm 114 Marton, poRROW 209 Recona | ARTICLES THRYN SA TTOREsei SIXTH. A eeeeeeeeeeeeemnY jhage Wane 106 White TRD HOMB ISLAND | Lake 1 Kitenen evpronral Te! A «malt Three +9 "ADS os “Tir broom house xO | 32— f-crona-panel doore . | Two-lent Wash. | spruce flour bine First Ave. 6. for Sale LAVERY Aupli nd ave Land for § W VAN fealdent for kmpire 1400 66, fruit ed mproved ard Co OR day or Fauntleroy ear t ww fo hed Apts. ORR wt Linen supplies kitehen. OK by business man who get# ont of school Conatract ring er fiyt eunrante $ ne pin and re Hlumtrated em , without charg payer oad ANIY 19A—KEAL PSTATE FOR SALE Exe Ne, APARTMENTS workers mary back Phone Beacon wit and dinner -Male Help Wanted ora a iy to carry per route and do extra Apply to Mr. Donohue, at Mar Livestock for Sale Automobiles WILT. mat BIG wide, 7 ft. three tong ustablo shelves In the upper part, three drawers, one flour bin. mixing board, with *hip anywhere, and «eu The tare selling direct WILLIAMS CO, Beattie, Wash. 0 | Unfurnished Apts. PAR ¢-room on keep room Addrems Wor Aub t City he al E state for Sale Fi 408 STUART BI flowers and gar box me like rent 1.100 Ost for $1,600, lading TREE 3— Unfurnished Houses _ eXCHA 2 laree lots me lease corner ning won: ave erdale ATTEN w ar! PORMERLT per ad Dept, to 6 ana Prot. Os | wpa Firth Lost and Found EMPER Motor Go For Sale Miscellaneous AND DOORS ‘te doors and one sugar and ® cupboard for panel fee $46 eet up, or $38 door ran: t factory te con: tremendous CLASSIFIED columns circulation distributed ful reading public high and low, householder investor and spend et, ALL CLASSES entire 3 this popular peo- after- tributary ter noon and ¢ You can corral much of their patronage thru AR CLASSIFIED any other medium in circulation ear destred or 490m Yr VALUE FRO SERVICE FLAGS University mt APH® OUR KPRCIALTY WIG ron DIAMONDA _ 3b RTH FLA And bags for lean and umbreliae tance. | require, “wor TANOS FOR RENT purchase. Meyer-Toner, | KAVANADGINW 83.09 WAT Main 66 and pay higher 04 Becond ave. Personals PLATING t in 20 lessona “~~ | And peo ak MAKES Gancer of you ry, silverware, cut ately reli Diamonde eet STEVENS Markets Are Losing Much Business the the of you “business 70,000, care. that in rich rd and ADS thru Se considered and information on Star classified advertis- at LLED- UM- 2LLAS for aie cheap. All| * umbrellas must be!” sold by the Ist of SEATTLE UMBRELLA FACTORY 600 Pine St. For Sale Misc ellaneous yRKENT ma AMP 0 ry A rRW MAyOR Tete 2678. repair (bow ® aT OLD RENT AP ue Main e518 FiNiatied rie HOLLAND, Faw 1 1204 Becond Ave. Jewoiry wholeenle prices Mro. CO. nh Pinor reakfast beet. REDTAPEHAS = BEEN CUT NOW, SAYS N. BAKER probees General the witness stand to- Secretary Baker ex confidence ad other department He made it clear that the newly formed war counell is now doing much that the probers are d the greatest to have do of @ ministry of munitions, wept aside granting the council | broad powers ordnance, manufac of fore army with M. Gen clothing for and others now there un Baker made this omen bring to # in their own dding that th work expert war council will be the direct war department xtortionists ‘ peer eneaaae’ vernment is prep uring to ndation of Ch Kover m6 and later sold admitted that he ould be done for 2 cents a pou vered a new plans when he stated that the delay tn led over establishment of srmaster school ned that 100,000 men | mps are withe Sharpe exp! “lin training ¢ ut over deliveries have huysen, New Jer sped that the defense coun cil had changed specifications ng manufacture. , Never Heard of Meeting tatoes, 2 Ibs. 16¢ uniforms furnish: n France bobbed up a Sharpe was scored by the wit heard of «| cheese, ant eting of cloth makers wt instead of the| bt 1,500,000 would hb provided for, He went ahead | cans spices, 15; 1 initiative, he adds jothes and | bott cateup. best sweet pickles, 1 hope early next year.” Strikes in garment factor > take the ch ries with strikes and give Miscellaneous HAVE ANYTHING TO a® tall the Pacific Auction Co —Furniture Wanted _ WEATLARE Weatinke ond flo hurned but-| butter, 47¢ iaranteed Oregon hshort] PPINCE ALFO! ssc Florida t Washington vermicelli, 9¢ amelts, short ri Vrankfurters, 240 Ib. pa, 20: | | 00 Ib.;] ee | Italian prune SANIT. ARY tenderloin DAY, DEC. 27, 1917. to pro soldiers n the Sharpe > charg: | | un, Whe | weraps, Sharpe ign sorting a Congres: PAGE teake, delay: Brussels sprouts by by in| 102, 3 Ibe. M. J. BB. recom: |35e; pickled beets, ked beana, 15¢ Ib; ple | cheene. ° pre bers demanded Sharpe ten| ibs. 2%c; genuine tying cloth-| kraut, 2 qts. 25¢ 160 Th.; 16 not re) b He maid he learned | for 25c; Booth's sardines, tali 45, 6 bars toilet soap bert Jap head rice, anked 1p Ibe. prunes: | ROBS CHILD'S ainda, Wm. Gary 6 jmage, 15¢ Ib; hamburger, usage meat, 160 fo creamery butter, 60 glasses = jelly, be ea; full pt tb; homemade link sau and up. Ib. Stall fresh tollet m Ibs, 25 large can; Stalls 2 b r 2 cans Fe were | rm tollet paper "he said. “Ij half gal. pure molannes, 39 quartermaster at|/macaron! or mpaghe of wheat pke 4 Ibn. soy beans, Irwported to the police raraday is house had been ¢ tered the r and a chil before thru a window bank robbed of $ He bel Guaker|that It is the work of inexperienced os |“Royal Dog” Chief Me 10° at ait, | ator $1 of the countrie rev popular pastimes: aloes, por b {this pict very 16¢ Oe Ib. Wb. Stall The Senttle sf club reap thee in France. 1 lerstand retail value of 4: 1b Shield Name Addrons 4, city ; than the tr cern the crown pr more interested In the ‘ »pular TO THE PpTrOR ur Boys in | Concern of Prince ubles of war t these with the that's another ! Gre France Tobacco that each . and that in each of 'DISBARMENT OF MAYOR GILL IS NOW UNDER WAY proceedings are entirely um “What’s Wrong With Your Pre: . Hoyt & Frye. had nothing to do with our busi ut four years, and has office more disbarment pro- ceedings filed Wednesday afternoon Attorney General Four separate laints were signed and verified Saunders, chairman of te board of law examiners. aint against Mayor GM , which grew out tes of the Merchants’ Pro represented by Hoyt, Frye & Raley. returnable in room 7 county-ity building, at 10 & Hihy tective Corporation, members of Gill, They are tnade What the Counts Charge The first count in the —a |againet Mayor Gill states that nom & member of Gill, firm, also known as Gill, Hi The second deals wit the use of GM's name by the firm, and the business of the | firm before Gill became mayor. fourth and fifth concern the ngs of the firm with the Mare Corporation, | which, in the final count, is charged operated solely to pro mote the business of Gill, Hoyt, Frye Hoyt & bata The hearing will be before the em tre board, which, besides Chairman ’ of Dix HL Row land, of Tacoma, and Arthur W. Dar This is the first disbarment case in which all mecm, _vers of the board will participate, YOR GILL TO FILE — FOR RE-ELECTION “Tm going to file for re-election? — This was the announcement made . , of Spokane. ALASKANS MUS FAR IN EFFORT TO JOIN ARMY Determined Uncle Sam's army | Fat Salaries for Railroad Prexies Are to Be Taboo of railroad president» Stan Se Ib; sweet po green be lettuce, be coffee, 98 . following the action of the | state board of law examiners, which charges to disbar members of his law Hermon & Frye Heber Hoyt, jand James G. pure honey Vilson—are 0c pt; pede mag under federal railroad ¢ become flyers in George L., and| brothers, mushed long the Fairbanks-Valdez trai! for ht and a half days, ature ranging from 59 to 60 degrees 1 piew’ feet homemade sauer- homemade cans oysters 2 cana 36c. reached as to the disposition of these executives under Secretary McAdoo's war administration, is held likely the government will purmue a policy of economy. RECALL ACTION TO BE DELAYED taken on the ; 2 «0 deers’ FOR MANY WAR JOBS . 8. civil service commission announces that an examination the position of clerk with experience, field nervice, will be held in Seattle As a result of this ex amination, it is expected that vacam cles In the local field offices of the war department will be filled. Applicants should at once apply te the secretary, llth Civil Service dis postoffice building, arrived in Seattle Monday to discover that they | igible for enlistment unless they can obtain the permission of their loc: They have weight draft board. one from Gov 2 in behalf of the bo have sent telegrams to Alaska and to Washington decision in their case, boys are staying at the| Must Accept Terms to Secure Franchise The utilities committee of the city unanimously recommended the franchise committee Thurs- day morning that the application of the Puget Sound Traction, Light & for a franchise to oper across the new bridge af considered when ever the company announces Its im with franchise provisions already granted. Among the provisions the company is con- testing are those requiring that 2 per cent of gross earnings be turned Jover to the city, | tween the tracks and that it offer 25 tickets for $1 trict, room 203, for application blanks, until all affidavits regarding the sig-| the Keys natures of those who circulated the | Frye hotel vo been filed in compli-| ance with the law ave COUNTY ‘BUILDING IS CLEANED uP. Taking advantage of the fact that none of the superior cou vere ning order December 2 titions were returned by Mr. J Witherspoon. It further states that Witherspoon petitions with Jone was wiped clean, of the county-city dig board revar the superintendent building had and repainted the halls also redecorated 7,| start the New Year brightly. 15th ave. W., | left the reca December 17, have been made previous to Mins Strong stated she would waive | ers in order to hasten | all formal ma HELD FOR GOVERNMENT Walter Samuelson, that it pave be , who states arrested at nm st. Thursday questioning statement of the call committee we STILL INVESTIGATING MURDER — Sheriffs Matt Herbert Bebee and Joe Hill went to | Auburn to make further investiga tion of the murder of the N, an last week, but were not ‘able to report any new developments, city jail for federal Witherspoon | 4 QUESTIONNAIRES MAILED division No. 9 | Witherspoon AMBASSADOR DENIES ' HELPING KALEDINES 5 to 932, inclusive. asserted that the automo- ‘PORTLAND WILL GET |NEW ELECTRIC PLANT PORTLAND. orthwestern supply capacity |WOMAN’S CASE ON sheriff has the IN CHURCH OR THEATRE OR STORE THING cause as an inadequate heating system. Gas Radiators make such a flexible installation that any change of weather can be adequately You may use part—or all—of your according to your needs. to remove her ward of the hospital to the county tinued in the MAKE EARLY GALL show-case in so much discomfort was opened with POR DIVORCE e, shown radiators, No furnace to bother—No coal to buy— No ashes to carry out. Zimmer Th On display in our showrooms, packages of tobacco, SEATTLE LIGHTING CO. Phone Main 6767 Stuart Building