The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 8, 1918, Page 9

4 ne my propos! ished 10 yours. a Wy tind rue rue CATTLE AR ae The Star oN MAIN} ' WANT AD E TRANSIENT Rates: Bftective May " ADVERTS A Cash in advance tien 8 cents per line Hix times for the TRANSIENT. rt f CHAT TISING Der ine per inserts bo Months mi \8 Inquire of EE line Six Insertiona for the CONTRACT line per month per month per month per month each Week ADYERTISIN 1, month 2 months ‘ nthe 12 months 1 year, r tine r line 5 lines Mne lines dine Six each Week, 1 year months add 1 OPEN he add cent SPACE % cent 00 Nines Bet tins Mines to be rT tine 0 tines per line PRCTAL to int 1 i a be 1 RATES ON Want Ad MAIN 600 LEGAL Na 3 16 -Water Front Property year, year Three Sie year ADS Department IE THESEATTLESTAR, neem S—LODGE NOTIC! x ALEXANDEE SHIREMAN OTT HAY CAND, sins, MW meets every Thursday Moose hall, Fy Visiting netghbore cordial Clerk's office. mey-at-inw. Wills, mortgages, woten probate collections thing pertaining to a general law pi tee an rts Third and James. ay 426 Eitiott practice 1 Butlin | St acho. £ ee Lawrence. Breciat 0 1. 6. Smith Bid NEW COMPANY Beans fro T confMentially ¢n furaitur es 3004 1. . Smity Bide g2 Eas eCTARLE PLACE TO 7e9 Ind ave. eral practi: 4 f EST ARTS 901 Bea. | RETOR- matters, Every feral practice, Murke Bidg., 905 Second Main 1208 ww OPTICIANS junds, Fraser-Paterson Co balcony, iain 2174. ATTORNEYS—PATENT nwultation and ew York Mik ‘Attor Patent | “G57 Works Wid BICYCLE SUPPLIES iD WORKS 1231 Fourth. CHATTEL LOANS NEY TO LOAN $25 to $200 PRIVATE PA and furniture maval: sieo curity of va monthly short or wis. residence " jong weekly plan. time, current rates at on A. D. ANDERSON one Main 4524 NEW NEW METHODS 19 to $100 made quiet’ pia tock, SANDERS & CO. COLLATERAL WE LOAN MONEY ds and jewelry at 2 per cent OTHER CHARC VELTISE tow ON they charge? PROVIDENT LOAN S8OCI 431 Seneca and 114 M LOANS “TART Phone Main 3546. TY will lend on plance witheut re stock and other se payment lowest Second and Tester RATES ON DIX NO ‘Others may AD. tes, but how about BORROW | NICELY 3 ¥ FtuNMneD He money on DIAMONDS and JEWELRY. s: confidential. JEWELEKY CO., DEVELOPE: Boparcix tH. —Acreage for Sale a Rano 200 ‘ @ fin berries of © Hee or quic 20 acres poultry fine water select y Will ma $1,050 can, CLIFFORD ord kinda t * m8 sale, & VAN ARADALE rhird Ave Wirt ' wow 1s ow Lacated 15. ca FARM part ’ iN PRY CANT poaition on t Nterature tte Hrownell Land ¢ attio, Wash, doe 7 TACHA WAT yer FRONT AT LBART 1 maple a bay: ho b AABEN & SEXTON 1210 First Ave | Ril 41,080 000 level deach TT Tieus. MARINE V 0 little @ALOW rooms and fornia ave) OWNE Why pay rent w home for $150 ® tro LBAVIN( mean © Hie a |BALI ARD. » BEAC H HOME YOUNG & HRORERG Daliard #13. 5 “WET rie lent age hone CORY BOTCT< tot fruit, flowers « Terma like Fe ii A WORKING $50 for a good @-r cated on Phinney hit! oom modern ° ACRES USE; RUNNING WATER acres good tand 1 house, bara fine ereek h property dig bargain $26 cash, ba } month, Adjoining | county ferry quire at off rar, Inc, on Kirkland wha A REAL WARGAT w 4-reom modern bungalow, with acre fine garden land: one b car tine; elty water: 20 minutes fr Dusiness center: very easy payments 1450 JONES AND PITINNEY mr THE FORT ORS TTARD- J . by reason of its location county seat of Kitmp county equipped to offer real bargains Puget Bound Yard vacant lots, improve: * proved and Improved farma. Port Orchard Commercia Wrehard, Wash, SEVEN ACH 3 Wikka ~ PROM | Port Orchard dock: 2 acres plowed, acres in pasture; 2-room howe, chick en house, milk house; concrete lined | well; sidewalk all the way to prop- erty. Price $1,500; terms $600 cash. balance $15 per month. ANAP. PORT ORCHARD COMMERCIAL Port Orchard. Wash. TARE US AW OPYER fer 6 partly | ed apartment house, built f ground, nity will PORT com TAL CO., Port Orchard. Wash uptm u. ©o. | arr & home In Port Orchard, navy yard town. Price $1 50 cash, balance $19 per month. RT ORCHARD COMMERCIAL Port Orchard, Wash ATS HUSTLING NAVY YARD ef Port Orchard. 3-room bun- galow, well furnished, located on close- in, well tmproved tot ¢0x120, at a very low price for quick # PORT OR- CHARD COMMERCIAL CO, Port Orchard, Wash. co THE Tow iN ATT 10 cents a roll. DANCING SCHOOLS Jacobe, P.-t | Bie irronnowe GCARANTEES TO teach you old or new dance Oewald, Elliott T187 Fifth and University. Prot. ‘The Hippodrome, eee PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Si KATHRIN WARK Garis 1 ‘i oni / Eitiott $763, STORAGE vy. FF WORAG house. Central Storage Co. Bids SECOND-HAND CLOTHIN Wa 105 501 SIXTH White OUGHT AND BO 1918 Westlake ave First ave. Main 5959 ivet Phone to $18 for good eles proportionately. JUNK a alte, Main 1231 SEW WFANT Kitty, Hi HOTEL, Corner Firat Ave. and Pine st elevator :| PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT Other arti o 4-room house; good by good water; 2 fenced outbuildings horses, 45 plements fw Price $2,000. as FOR neRy Algona, Wash on COWS, Mre Colby, Rox 1—Acreage for/Sale Bullding. as cre; | E chickens, all tools and im- he son Tite Ww naniow: lot nk 2120 0 PHINNEY (Ground Floor Main 298 FOr MAT Room MODERN WOURE. well furnished. Inquire 254 Dugweli Hremerton 22—Furnished Houses | FURNISHED HOUSE FOR SAL S-room modern cot one block east of ear line. Price $1,500 tage: lot Phinney $690 YOUNG & PRORERG 9 Mallard Ave. Phone Ballard ROOM COTTAGE Call 1412 Seventh ave 25—T nfurnished Houses 5 month or call W MODERN Tt North 664. 431 82—Male Help Wanted OFFICE City of Reattle Bent reliable help #upplied in all general Hines in and out of city. Practical and direct employment service rendered EMPLOYERS :—??0""., ‘yite orders. Main 10) ‘ it who gets out of school early to enrry & downtown paper route and do extra work. Apply to Mr, Donohue, at Star offices wae. Tracie’), Upstair i $10 om men's suits and overcoats $05 Third $450 HO AND 5 CLEARED TRACIS 18E, BARN House, barn and 5 cleared tracts wel land, with good view lake and elt: it fow minut walk from y dock water can be piped into propert at small expense; good borhood; land worth the pri without improvements. $450; terme $75 cash, 410 per month. Madishn to Kirkiand of Busse & Farrar, Ine. 1i— A creage: or Sale spring x neigh- ‘and county ferry nd inquire at office RTNGMAS cg ode raise your own living, home and work at good wn: will make you ® price of $400 f 5 ner monthly. CLAVPORD & VAN ARSDALI 1919 Third Ave. Cami, BUYS 6 A foil; level water main highway, ‘elty on AASEM & SEXTON 1910 Firet Ave, ¥iilot + handy to navy yard, where you| inake a fine We th on terms of $50 cash and $10 | HEARN AVIATION signing, engineering Tonr or flying. MAN housework Phone Main som tif On both male with some responsible manufacturing industry. Mi Star, PLASTERER & TOK Wonk AE SE BE. 34—-Female Help Wanted ‘PUBLIC EMPLOYMEN OFFICE City Bidg., Third and Jamon Experienced girlie and women for all lines of restaurant, hotel and family wo WANTED: WOMEN FOR FE ephone operating. Pay while lea ing. Apply at telephone office, tft ave, betwoen Spring and Fourth Henecn ata, ALL NEW OR teed taught. Hours 1 to 11. Fifth and University. wala, Biliott 2187. ARR FU nnn 35—Female Situations Wtd. ae BOUT OF CITT, F #inail house, furnished; garage: Bil cleared: good soll; $209 down, ance monthly SCHRORDER, 418 Green Bidg. io ari) bal AN BDUCATED, CAPABLE WOMK | who must support two elderly peo wishen clerical work or work w she can be home at night, Address He te dairy or poultry | Par oe ESR for ‘Sale 19--City Real state for Sale | | 44A—-Automobiles x frome STAR—TUESDAY, «s, PORT TO HAVE si) PLACE AT RAIL CONFERENCES place with w patronage fr The demand for port facilities in Seattle is so great that large 88—Business Chances AW LENDID WORN RAT UNITY AT FRESNO, ¢ wtiful buildin 20 minutes f and car located for re KO a boul 1 and wayaide par " aple $26 00 ana ¢ 1 fo tee my ot 400. be own Wi al KFUS Payne ory Mide nr wren | ater | TY 30-7 rging and storage acc modations so far in advance that at present all but two of the 45 ships due to arrive this month have reservations already ‘This was developed Monday, at ® two held by the nimivaton at the Bell wt 1, to dis pooling agreement consolidating all port facilities under a single manage: t rty representatives of shipping and terminal e¢ MEME HERR Wanh in PU ap ou ina ean. AND Price w Att $00 | 30a STOCKS AND HONDS- wil corns w of the ppored epre tinental of Pr fa entatives ir tran the a to place | con 0 Alaska . lent Mridi t roads 1.0 titles charge of a ttee Commis Lippy ommit 1 and of op ok ay eration It ymin ine Intere and form ar NKLEI de MAX 180 Livestock for Sale WY ALE anteed. w wa: ded to reprenented way offi t terminal pre SPENCER WILL HEAD have the port at future }41 ax Union mt ings of ral KINDT OF Fitth and PAWN th Park fost and Found ¥ FOMOREY A Spencer Nathan the Wir ay Wither Kenwood was. elect ard nt Fok 1 pres ymin oting. rving ax aing last year, Reuben Jones was again hamed secretary Y. W. C. A. WILL START DRIVE FOR WAR FUND} A $4,000,000 fund for war work t# r. ¥ A, in after nda lotted $30,000. paign will open ear at M Shorro enident EAW FAT night's 0 Green Lake Monday w 1 has been the a: We foot WR Hote WWEATSTN Carpenter 65 GOOD teed fare Winton Motor Ge | AAA 45—For Sale Miscellaneous TAA ANS BOO Kitohen ¢ 4 O in. wide, been cla y The fund ts jcomfort and we girl munition to be used for the are of adjustable shelves in the Gpper part orkers three drawers, one flour bin, one sugar bin, minitg board, and & eupbeard for pots and pans with panel a“ lower part. Price $25 set up te | | t nk. $2 Stall 115, Barly Rose Jonathan apples box $2.00 12 to beat Bond 1 nt nap apples Stall flour, $2.64; Gold large iustrated catalog t postpaid, without charge, Ber [Melt anyone, ship anrwners, and gyare tee sate delivery. The largest fa In the West selling direct to eum IKE PLACK & Ibe. fine 6 Tbe salt Mrat milk, 1c qt.; cream. Stall 1503, new fresh ginger b.; pilot bread, ie Ib; fg . 2 thon at lutefiak, 15 fresh smoked buck King salmon bellies, Stall 65, peanut butter, 15¢ oad cider vinegar, 10¢ bottle. Stall CIALTT | 1631, fresh pullet eggs, 360 dos [Stall 59¢, potatoes, 91.25 sk. deivd Spitzenberg apples, $1.25 per box, dolva. oD PALA TRETIC (DON | ‘ MATTER IF BROKEN) THRs | PRICES PAID Caml FOR onD| Red Seal Grocery Annex, eating COLD, SILVER AND DIAMONDA | apples 3 doz. 25e: any 400 coffee, 370 SMITH JEWELRY MFO. CO. 413 lines ‘“ €_ SMITH BLDG. FOURTH FLOOK. 199) 5 large louver breads 2c. tall LADIES AND ORNTLEMEN Buttercup margarine, 35c tb, 2 OATR FROM rr) f5e; freshly ground peanut but NT THIS AD AN ike Stal 4, freshly churned CENT OFF YOUR | buttor I»; Reliance coffee, Ie Ih. Stong’s, 100 pkg. Arm and Ham |mer soda, Se; 3 pkgs. raisins, 250; 4 ~ SERVICE FLAG 2c Tha. pure rolled oats, 25¢; 4 Ibs, Quak Wedd Kitehen & University Bt : I RESP -WENF AF |e corn Makes, : | rank Sande asagetiee A ECONOMY RY ELIZADETH FOF aSP| Stall 36, § Ibe. sugar, 63c, Stall 5 ably priced. 921 Green Bide |cottage cheese, 10 best freshly KAVANAGION $250 HATH, 1668 Te |churned butter, 57 good butter, KAVANAGIOW 8200 WATS, 108% tat av. |500 Ib; apple by 1ée Ib; tee plegieong WS | oream, per dish kinds oleo: 46—Wanted Miscellaneous margarine, cheene, etc N40, iF-YOUO WAVE ANVIMING TO BELT. |co8n" 5 tbe, baking powd: | _ call the Pacific Auction Co. Main ¢64¢ | 75¢; 4 07. vanilla or 25; olive | B1- Furniture Wanted of}, $3.50 gal.; Ie pkg Stall SE TRS FURNTFORE |? (eth ranch engs cuar w Uae Blanteed xtorage exes doz.; bent and pay bh lees than a house | fn the city. Phome Main 2983.1 |freshly churned butter, Ib; Good Auction 0. 2008 Becond ca margarine, {fe 1b; Ailver C urn | margarine, 3 tb. full cream ch | Behe bere, Gn, 00 Fite e Ib. Stalle 37.38, soy beans, 4 Ibe. | | 55—Busin 20 Ihe, $1; Lim hear - Ih: teown or pink be I wheat hearts, 3 pke No corn meal, 59¢; tomato soup, 10) M. rolled granulated Te. Stall 79. O. BR WILLIAMS ¢ 8 Beattie. 18 106 snaps, tam St clea, witrep)-°* © ihe. 96 complete 9, (Ib. Stall Ben ta. | ing, 2 for 1 | EY ROLAs#ES, ~ erical lenses. tnetuding nation Optome ond « PHONG uM avira! 19 Ihe eT | ter ft ter ec; all 40¢ Personals A or nav 4 ck car ib. per Address Minister Beattie, Wash, Phone WWATR: treats dandruff, wits GUARANTEED; ta tlemen. Violet ray for colds, rheum tiem shampoo. Open evenings Dalton, 317 Bitel Ride DIAMONDS, WATCHES | verware, cut gla | only reasonabie, but a’ cash oF credit ETER MICHARL Pike St, Jeweler ‘ : 20¢ kima po Stall 33. 8 Ib Y parsnip cluster raisins tatoes, $1.75 sack, deli Tbs. pure lard i2t%o Ib 1 Blend fling tb: mutton drink “PF s fresh soup meat tall 18. tte 3% Ih * | stew IEWEL- | mount roasted), AND b. tt souT#t hepe END 22%4o MH: veatl Jersey butter he dor atali| Oc; Skinner's Pacific sorghum WATCH REPAIRING set while you wait 1 remodeled nteod who! z MPY me Ann Thomp fancy phe raisin cake, prices Floor $1.7 bread loaves 25¢ ota toon: Atal! 60, the M. 1 oF 2 lessons way: little cont ENS ‘rleate vais sort, | Stadt 110, 2° Asan, | rolied | flakes NER Wwe can: Ceretana Ceretana. whe t Jemima’ pancake ‘pens, 2 oane 25c fe eane sugar, #4c. Btall 1609 cottage cheese, 120 M.: N orn lard, $1.90 14, lettuce, 6 he 200 Florida grapefruit c 200 don: apples, $1.00 box, del $1.6 pack, deliver s mhort riba beef, 1154 1.; club rawsawe veal roast, 14° Bta —Business Personals as MAKES A PINTAHED dancer of yo Why wait? It» guaranteed, Hippodro University, Elliott 21% GREENE HOTEL WOLLAND, Fourth and Jefferson, near court house Fasily reached for ministerial services, | Private parlors, Main 6491 | TENTIVIC CORRECTION OF ATL menta of the foot. Licensed cht odixt. The Footology Shop, 301 K Hidg. Elliott 244 ‘IMB PIANO Pi r music taught t | iret pall Btall doz © for 2 Our fr me, Fifth pote tb. ac melte, 2 The, Atal 102, fresh dairy The. #1 but ned bi 1h.; Armour's eal ranch em e eann milk 450. Stall in Mie, WILT. , meat of quality at lowest prices, 7016 18th N. Phone Waliard | SANITARY Eastern oynters, 400 pt., 2 for 20 and up! Btalle 21-32, at.; red hot orate fresh amelth, 2 1 Stale 24-26, 6 horas Boafohlight matches, abe; 6 rolla tollet paper, 2! 2 cans tomatoes, 260; 3 plies corn flake 4 Ibe. rolled oats, : 500 ean tmolnawer, 390; 2 cane Fed- Stall 145, 10 the. flo inend rice, 4 tha’ 200: new cod: ka, Bc ntrated chicken noup, 10¢ enn; Karo ay y |non olf, 700 and $1 bars washing vonp matoes, 240; 2 ean dom fo; 9 pkas, raisins, pki; molanner, Yo oan And ibe Ib.: 2 cana awoet corn 90-82-24, jink naurage, 16 rolls toilet | hx nd sausage ment, n lOc, Stall jo Th hone 198, Uneeda biscuit, 2 pkgs. 110;| ee atenat patente small size Crisco, 420; Bagle peas, eM.) bent fresh cans 2he. Stall 120, 3b, can Ghir 2 dow, $1,156. ardelli’s chocolate 40 Hills’ Red | Can coffee abe, 2 raising 150. iT |e f | WESTLAKE Stall 46, finnan haddie, 2 Iba, 3h;) black cod, 2 Ibs. fresh silver Imon, Ib. 20c; good sized herring, 3 for 25c, Stall 18, 25¢ can Her. shey's cocoa, He; 60e pkm. tr b. can M. J. B. Coft 2 cans Gooth's mardines, 35 Macaroni or spaghetti, 26e. 105, pumpkin, ean paper, 26¢; tomatoes, eral milk the: Jn | fiat atic rardinen, corn flakes navy beans. 260, Stale .; ham= 15 Mh.; salt oak, 280 t. 4 Stall 21 2 pkge Stall 42, small Burbank atoes. sk, $1.00; No, 2 Yakima Gem pota- Do you want to inve a your? your | money? Use Star want aie, BOARD OF EDUCATION| for} nurses and| JAN. 8, 1918. PAGE 9 present | plan} the har-| joint | | 4 | Ex-President ‘Taft | Doyou know how If there should be} a civilian should 1 nalute the flag? ] the | a big military thru would you The} pictures show how President Wilson | | "Presudent Roosevelt salute the fas. rane Wilson SWEAT-SHOP METHODS AND | | | | WAGES RULE IN POSTOFFICE | When your letter reonths, Then, in the course of an gered under his heavy load of|other six months or a year, he may Christmas gifur, was anything | become the senfor substitute and go} but a Merry Christmas for| to the regular roll an a clerk or leyger |him and his thousands of fellow|carrier at the munificent salary “of | workers In Uncle Sam's postal serv. $66 a month—leas than a street Nor was it a Happy New Year.| sweeper is paid in New York, leas There was gloom in every (than unskilled labor must now be postal employe’s home when | pald in private employment Postmaster General Burleson in the meantime, in order to qual not only refased to recommend | ify himself for his $66 job, he has} wage increases to congress, but had to study constantly. A postal) denounced the postal employes rk doesn't simply take your let for seeking better pay, and urg- (tore and dump them into bags. He | ed that their organizations, their = must know as soon as he sees an/ only source of protection against | widress on a letter just where the bureaucratic tyranny, should be | town Ix, by what route it can best be dixrupted and the employes for- reached, and which particular bag of | bidden to present their griev- mail ought to that letter. | | ances to congress. This demands the study of what aré A clerk or carrier enters the postal known as “mail schemes,” long lists | |aystem an a aubstitute after standing of cities and routes, the mere sight a stiff civil service examination, of which makes your head ache. which half the readers of this page Sweat-Shop Scale lcouldn’t pass after a month's study.| He doesn’t stay at $66 a mgnth, of What is @ substitute? He isa fill /course, Uncle Sam woulddt have lerin, whose only chance for employ-|any employes at all at such @ sweat ment comes when some regular em-| shop scale; but if he works diligent ploye is sick, and who is paid only ly, studies hard, and js lucky endugh for the actual hours he works. He not to incur the ill-will of any of his may get one hotr's work a day, he| superiors or the host of inspectors, cay get as many as eight hours, or he nay be recommended to receive, he may get none day after day; but at the end of the year, one of the| he Js not allowed to have any other so-called “automatic __ increases job and must report at the portoffice which are worth about $$ a month. | every morning. Thus, at the end of seven years or | A substitute geta 25 cents an hour| mere, he may look forward to, the! when he ts lucky enough to be call at day when he will finally be ele: | led, but on the average he earns lens | vated to the giddy height of $100 4 lthan $50 a month, which means | month, and there he is likely to stick [there are a number who have to| for the rest of his life |make both ends meet on $40 a month} Can you blame the men because [they're quitting daily at the Beattie ste in on probation atx! postoffice? ‘LABOR DEMANDS THAT BURLESON BE ELIMINATED BY GILSON GARDNER WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 5— |The pressure to have Postmaster Burleson removed, particularly from organized labor, has grown nation: wide, it was reported here today The senate even received resolutions from labor organization in| Austin, Texas—Burleson's own town-demandinix his removal Burleson’s chief offending may be| laid to an obsession which possesses { him to the effect that he must make the postoffice department show a large money balance at the end of | the year In avoiding downtown streets today, know how to salute Old Glory? ox presidents, Theodore Jand the two living | Wiliam H, Taft and rier stag or lens A substi | COURT NOW LOOKING FOR J. W. WILLIAMSON| Superior Judge Gilliam ieued an Florder of default Monday against J |W. Williamson, alias “Farmer John" |who was convicted in police for violating the liquor law ai fined $100 and sentenced to 30 days imprisonment Williamson appealed ]the cane, but failed to appear |SEATTLE MAN WOULD BECOME U. S. OFFICER Edward 8. Frank who, since ation from the U. of W law school in 1915, has been in the offices of Peters & Powell, lawyers }is on his way to Camp Joseph John ston, Fla.,'to train for a commission in the quartermaster corps of the} army DRILL NON- COMS AT U. They are drilling aturday fand Sunday out at University |campus, preparing men who expect |to join the colors to accept non-com minsions. All men who are interest fed are invited to join the c | his grad | every every A deficit he grinds labor like a Steel trust magnate, sacrifices efficiency and denounces | collective bargaining, or any other | up-to-date humanized policy. After President Wilson had taken | the trouble to go to Buffalo to ad. | | CONDEMN ‘MOB SPIRIT |aress the American Federation of | | Labor convention, Burleson undid! Rerolutions condemning mob spir-| Mun of the wood of the nresident’s it, and urging all church members| frsete by to use their efforts to suppress any | oie |much tendency, were adopted by the | Ministers’ Federation at a meeting| lin “the Plymouth Congregational church, Monday ROBBER DODGES COP L, J. Lindsey, 1111 15th st., was held up and robbed of $6 at 16th ave and Jefferson st, Monday night. Motorcycle Officer Fred Mills, near- ing the scene of the robbery, saw a man dart away in the darkness, The rabber made 00d his escape. MILWAUKEE TRAINS GO OVER CASCADES} Milwaukee trains have gone over | the Cascades, after almost) a 14-day tle up because of washouts, North- ern Pacific and Great Northern will | attempt to resume trans-Cascade | routes in a day or so. TOOK POTASH JUST FOR FUN, SHE SAYS “T took it just for fun,” said Mrs, | J. M. McKenzie, 107 Maynard a an she was released from the city hospital early Tuesday morning. She had swallowed potash, in what was reported as an attempt at suicide, the denopneing the postal em- | efforts to unionize and de. claring that their appeal for a living wage was unpatriotic. Burleson is a wealthy land pro- prietor in Texas. GERARD AVES After serving 25 years as principal of the Rainier school, Prof. W. D. Gerard is compelled to leave the last of the week for his ranch on Orcas island, because of ill health, Bd- ward L, McDonald will succeed him. | FFENSIVE BEGUN TURKS N, Jan, &—A third of- fensive against the Turks has been started by British forces, according to official reports today. In Arabia, in the vicinity of Shahih, British troops yesterday captured 62 Turks and several guns, the entire force and armament of Mainda, Cie, jany Ex-President Roosevelt . K.C, B, GIVES OLE HANSON BOOST FOR MAYOR JOB Ole Hanson, candidate for mayor, Tuesday received a letter from Ken neth C. Beaton, well known in Seat tle as “K+ C. B. | New York. The letter, in part, lows: “I have just read that you ote, 2 candidate for mayor of Seattle. cause I know you as well as I re and because I believe there is no caf er man in Seattle than yourself, wish I cnight be out there to help you in your campaign. I don't think in Seattle has ever been closer to you politically than I was during two or three of Seattle's and Washington's campaigns, and in those associations I learned to appre- clate to the fullest extent those qual fol and who is now in| A ities in you that should make for a| | public official of the character Seat | tle seems to require at this time.” ‘STRONG RECALL TO BE ARGUED ON JANUARY 11 nna Louise Strong, schoo! board mber, against wim a recall movement was initiated by the Spanish - American war veterans will not be recalled if Erwin B. | | | for th | ing Attorn: TELLS ADMIRAL FURTHER RIOTS ARE NOT FEARED Joe Smith, secretary of the Pigott Printing concern, which was wrecked by men in sailors’ uniforms, led by civilians Satur- day night, wrote to Admiral Coontz Tuesday, asking him not | to restrict liberty parties be cause of the smash-up. Admiral Coontz issued orders Mon stopping all liberty parties In district, including the university 1 training #tation. ow that the public understands that our shop merely printed on con thact Bmith said, « do not fear further trouble, And we don't think the innocent navy men should suffer guilty ‘The grand jury will investigate the wrecking of the plant, Prosecut- Lundin has announced. Request for the investigation was made by Smith ‘The prosecuting jury may summon examine them, but policing organization those wh ds the ni attorney said the witnesses and nnot act as @ in running took part in the raid No arrests of persons connected with the raid have been made, AMSTERDAM, Jan. &—Emperor Kar! of Austria-Hungary is shortly to make visit to the Sultan of Turk a political mission” nna dispatches sta down ° y, “on We haven't said much about it, we’ve just been “sawin’ wood,” but there were several children, between 3 and 7, in last Saturday for whom we filled and extracted teeth. j Every dental SMILE. Having specialized in’ the care of children’s teeth for 2 years, I am able to give advice and Service that Satisfies. I, personally, serve the children. DR. SHERRY’S _ DENTAL ‘OFFICE (Dentistry That Sstisfies) W. Corner Fourth and Pike Elliott 5027. one left our chair with a Ault, editor of the Seattle Union| AM USEMENT Recorg, can prevent it On the 1th of January, argu- "| ments will be heard by the presid- ing judge on a petition filed by Ault, asking that Reuben B. Jones, secretary of the school board, restrained from continuing the check of the petitions, on the grounds that Jones should not have made a return on the when a former suit for an injunc- tion was filed, The first suit was dismissed by Superior Judge Jurey January 2. PRESIDENT’S SPEECH GOES TO WHOLE WORLD NEW YORK, Jan. §.—The United States sent President Wilson's |epeech today to every corner of the globe The United Press’ world-wide news machinery was utilized for transmis. sion of the president's speech in full thruout the Europe, the Orient, the Antipodes and South America. The American peace terms were sent thruout England via the Ex- change Telegraph Co.,. British con nection of the U. P., thru France by the Agencie Radio, thru the Orient by the Nippondempo agency of To: kio; thruout South America by the Unitde Press bureau at Buenos Aires, controlling the United Press machinery on that continent; thru the Antipoeds by the Australian | Press association, a connection of the United Press. [SIGNAL LIGHTS WILL AID CITY PASSENGERS Well, well. It's coming at last, boys. Every time you press the button, a |red or white light flashes. If the elevator is coming up the white light is on and if it is going/ | down teh danger signal shows at the top of the elevator entrance. This up-to-date device, which has) been in use on elevators for years, is to be used as a signel system in the county-city building. ‘The present system keeps the pas. sengers running from one elevator to another too much, it is said. LOWELL SCHOOL TO GET SERVICE FLAG Miss Evelyn Colvin, daughter of 0, D. Colvin, of the Seattle Car & Foundry Co., presented a service flag bearing 120 stars to the pupils of the Lowell school Tuesday even ing. ‘The flag was given by Miss Colvin as a tribute to her brother, who is now a midehipman at An- napolis. be! METROPOLITAN 2"'wes. oe Wed. Mi “MERCHANT OF Wea. Eve. “0 Nights, 50 to $1.60; Mat., toe to $1. MOORE THEA’ Main 222. ORPHECM VA ALAN BROOKS & ELSA RURGGER & TOOTS _PAKA and 4 OtWer Acts ‘Twice Dally: lOc, 25c, Oe, Te | 2:20, 8:30 Mate, 100 to Ste petitions | = co. co. isk “ae Tonight—All Week. Mats. Sun., Wed, Bat. A Farce of the Most “Taking” Kind” “STOP THIEF” Nights t2c te S5c. Mate. 13¢ and S80 a J Continuous Daily, 1 to 21 “A NIGHT WITH THE POETS” 5 Other Big Hippodrome Acts Feature Photoplay, “The =a with Henry Hell, Madge Evans Sa ab-Otar Coes a Weekday Mats. 10; Eves & Sen, S00 GAIETY THEATRE First and Medison NOW PLAYING “THE BATHING GIRLS” Will H. 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