The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 6, 1918, Page 9

James ction with National Third and arger and corner of invite all il as new our new rices cone ntistry. *n mastel “1 PYOR=— If trou- ing gums, nsultation \ / PHONY MAIN Rin 2 STAR The Star WANT AD Rates 1 u Bffective May ANSLEN A TR ING . 19 ADVER Cash in advance-—any classi fieat f conte p Une six times TRANSIENT ne or fraction of on ¢ five VER CHA Per tir Six five Per hiv Per | Per Per ADVERTIS nth——2 : ath—i3 im 1 year $0 lines each w Nine Six months add months, add ft cent OPEN SPACE $00 lines to be used in per line 000 tines to be used tn per line 2,000 lines to be used In per line SPECIAL ek, 1 year, ) cent 1 year, on 1 year Sige 1 year, Se RATES LEGAL ADS Inquire of Want Ad Department. MAIN 600 The Seattle Star WAAR AAAARAAA DIRECTORY s_Lopce NOTICES BILIOTY HAY CAMP. meets every Thuretay M Reneca st ty wel beard On te ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW i ALEXANDER RREMTAN—APTOR wi probate matters, notes, collections. Every thing pertaining to a general law prac tice in all courte (24 Lyon Bide Third and James Eltiott 2146. [HOLA WAY BLINN—WOMAN LAW yer. Consultation free: confidential General practice. lection» Ortental Buliding. Main 2781 EF scar, 18 Bowne fix 709 tnd ave. Consultation free: «© eral practice all cases: fees moderat FABLIaM GEN Burke Didg., 906 Second i" eral practice in ATTORNEYS—PATENT nad tot York mim (Patent Atior- ney. Paten secured or fee refunded. 1 Central Bids. Main 150. Free book on patents jek, Lawrence. 422 Works Hild CHATTEL LOAN MONEY TODAY Leans from $19 $100 made tekly and aenmer on furniture, planes, It SANDERS & CO. 1902-1004 TL. C. Rmith Bide COLLATERAL LOANS YER WE LOAN WONEY ON DIK monds and jewelry at 2 per cent. NO OTHER CHARGES. Others may AD- VERTISE lower rates, but how about the COMMISSION they charge? INT LOAN SOCIETY, 411 Seneca and 114 Marion - PLAck TO HORROW Money on DIAMONDS and JEWELRY. Fates: confidential. “ Ine. %% MONEY LOANED ON ALT ‘of value ‘The Reliable, 907 Third » PO DEVELOPING KODAK WORK SDAKERA— IN ATi. ATs THEYRE done.” 10 cents @ roll. Jacobs, P.-t Bide. DANCING SCHOOLS File WiPPODROME GUARANTEES TO teach you old or new dances. Prof. Cewald, Kiliott 2187. The Hippodrome, Fifth and Ustversity ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES WE bo GoD WORK-G i HART: wig. 1231 Fourth Phone Main 2586. OPTICIANS Eamunds, Fraser Male 217 TT PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS it KATHRYN HARRISO iN— 901 SIXTH GATING HOCGNT AND SOLD— i904 Pirst ave. 1918 Westlake ave. Main 6559. a SF to Fit for good used waite. Other arti- ties proportionately. Main 1231 JUNK Aiaska Tonk Co, 1130 First av Hott 329 PRFAIO JUNK, 1763 tet & Bil 388 2083. HOTELS AND APARTMENTS. NEW @TANDARD HOIRL Corner First Ave. and Pine Bt Large, modern, outal el servies: phone In all rooms; first-cian in every respect: vate bath. $1.56. INSPECTION CORDIALLY INVITED COUNTRY HOME, CLOSE IN IMPROVED; BUILDINGS Attractive house; 4 rooma: excel- lent view, lawn, chicken house, other buildings: splendid soll Gifferent varietian of fruit which been bearing for f one-half of pi red and in cultivation, bal- ance picked up; good pasture; would be handy for anyone working downtown: fine service Matintactory party ing on Place soon may have easy terms If desired. Price $1,250. 203 ew York Block. SPECTA partly cleared will not overfiow 2 large room house hounes and ow fine district lumber eamp ms at ones. montiy bottom ree barn He forme terms GEORGK BECKMAN 1103 First Ave. | $300 | — $700; {l—Acreage for Sale NW Rhiuy w HUTT Nandise . will trade. 1a? 1s Third ave. upstaty Farm Land for Sale BMATY oF taxon. Ale ject which fow . whould productive land markets 18—Real Estate Wanted BAY AW it in File STAT YOUR HOME mn be sold quickly through our office if I meeta the requiren by & Waiting list of now th our pe personally and wih om JONRA & Hecond Ave HS YOU WANT TO Come in, We buy and soll ¥ ¥ OLLINGRR, 467 Bmp! 19 TOC Real” Estate | “BAY you SAW it in Tite you & PHN Mali Y none WELL rat + Bid ‘or Sale STAR” " ul view lot good ter Mme, BAR reo " cottage 2 blocks to Palrview Neal snap. broom cottage Tere oom modern avenna > ver be neon to Peach Three 6 tages, situated These price building elated. be to $500 cash will handle any of them BOW. MILE Oreen Lake Stat Phone Kenwood 14 YES, ONLY some bur, THIS! 4 rooms: city water; electr foot lot, terms $100 monthly. Handy t paved street 1. Ww aco Ment MINTS 4-ROOM HOUR, MODERN $1,100 & rooms; modern $1,600: terme. LOT 40 Soxr00 LITTLEFIELD. F tt New York i RTT CO. x Wot fine ~“TnooM Lorated two school In West Seattle are worth the pr House is not modern, b Terme CLIFFORD & YAN 1019 Third Ave A HEACON WHEL WAT Owner leaving city, and a S-room modern bungalow for # on terms This & dandy, close-tn home, improvements all tn and pad. Refore you bay. bh show you this BOLLINGER ¢ Car- Mae AND BATH food netghbor from car. Your Public Reatty Hide. epposite ee property @ dig snap ARSDALE ee TAIN three Fureau, 210 Liberty Whe? SeAPTLE Bk on car line eney terme, very pre Ida Ment, sr ar, 19 per Address owner, A. rownevilie, Wash. HEAVTIFTL ROOM ~ HUNGALAW, furnished or unfurnished. one bieck car, 15 minutes ent, cheap, on terms Rainier ave. car to Oregon at, 4 have. & TALE FORE CLEARED, WAT house; outhefltines: near Kirkland ferry. $185 cash, balance $19 monthly Call 4126%5 Third ave. upstat 19 A—REAL PSTATE FOR SA “SAY you SAW it in THE STAR aN AP aN AP ASAP Ke Third and Orcas, $1,190 for 1,500 § year The and up; with pri- | sola by. Cart Deppmans, Tie PORT vy Yard lots, improved hom: improved farma, CALL or write Port Orchard Commerctal Co., Port Orchard, w lee open Bundays NEAR NAVY Yahr f-room house: near dock from posteffice; water paid for; large lot SOLIBAKKE, Manet’ FINE CORNER 127 two blocks Madrona car on terms. Fine location for Distriet on vacant nimproved and half block and lient tn ‘Terma, " G2nI86 foot garden land: Tainier car line. E. OLLINGER, 467 Bmpir: 20—Timber Land for Sale ive ACKER TIMBER TAS Direwnter, Wash, by owner, mit, Apt. 201 26—Rooms With Board SHILDRES board Ride Housekeeping Rooms Tuner OUBEKE ina 7 furnished, reasonab ave. NOE Rooms for Rent laboring man pre if desired. 2630 famntly Wim board HOTEL, CARGO New management. Clean, warm, mod ern, respectable home for working:n 50 conta and up NICELY FURNISHED Firondway 31—Fur. Rooms Wtd. ROOM WANTED WY CLEAN, WEI bred man in ‘apartment or home, walking distance from post breakfasts It convenient. H-126, Star 82—Male Help Wanted MESSENGERS bonus paid COME 108 With or without bicycles bicycle messengers. Call at any Weatern Union branch office, or see MR. SWIHART at main office, 113 Cherry at T ACRES $200 bay; south of n can live and work Meroe the Bremerton in the where 7) Davy yard. poultry. ood market for your Products. Clone to school and nelgh- ‘erma $50 cash, $10 per month. CIAFVORD & VAM ARSDALE 1019 Third Ave # NAVY YARD he 10 ACRES $37 ERMA $25 CAB, $19 MONTHLY Very 004, rich, tevel soll; easily cleared; andy location; county road; R. F, D.; lelivery from amtores, ete AASEN & KEXION CO. i TEs t Ave, Hiliott 63 WORKINGMAN'S CHANG Orn your own home, near navy yard. Acre, halt-acre tracts, only « few to sell (ny own property). Recure one today. $75 to $175 per tract, $25 cash | and $4 per month. M. Melker, Wat tat VATINY THAT never Good location for trutt and} UPATATIA At * wa MENS yon $10 on every radors’ Bulldin wu 6 Gi Bult Bhop nave and overcoat Third AND sie Washington 4 Male Situations Wanted * , WOODHKOURR ky roote re brick work Tha ed. Lake T MAN, ACCOT torney at law, at present employed as second auditor with concern of inter- national reputation, desires porition aa tant. Hest of references. Ad. 41 to Otto L. Vricke, 1355 W 112th wt, Cleveland, Ohio | 34—-Female Heip Wanted NEW OR OLD DANG VUAWAN” aL ght. Hours 1 to 6 ena 7 to teed floods. Vor nereage write to ee & Hannan, Bothell, Wash. Fifth and University, Fret Ow Bio $181, py waid. —PRMALE TST HE Cee LY—WANTED WiNren NEAT Veter WANTHE ELTA DLS WEN PURLIC EMPLOYMENT w AND Business 1 eAW | Chances Main WA—STOCKS AND |_ BAY AW aeene: rwits " Y BONDS Tite STAR ney ” Kitsap ¢ Alnska Py Walla W 1 Ww 400 3.4n0 1 ke Mount Ratnter » Forks Alaska mentake Gold tx nana; eet t Buccens, 1 hedy ore ket 1,100 Inyo Cerro G $.000 Friend Mining this fa Mining & Vent " ane, bi ket tn au MAX Pitot #80 Poultry for Sale VERTIan YOUR port ting ewes, WINKLEF 41—Livestock for S | ABE your ale LiVERTOCR Y in thie section of AL ANY Matthy fost and Found Tinie n ACEW AND xpress. Wash KeYE ward. ¥ CHAIN ~| one ¥ Automobiles BYOuF Star TAIRR possible A whi ar att aR War well paid wor * cok for “Used Car mn. Bee rater thin page For Sale Miscellaneous BAY you SAW it In THE STAR ey SASH AND DOOKS Bend vs a Post Card asking for our new, | rated Catalog No. 2 of sash doors, finish, paints, bullders’ * hard ware. plaster board, roofing, ete, sent free on request ice front deere |Sxpanel doors | Co s208 ite im Pre Short tloertng and celine | The largest factory In the West, selling direct to the consumer, We sell key one. Bhip anywhere, and guarentee sale delivery, Oo. mh wits 1949 Piret Aw iAH 1AMS CO. m hoattie Rb” DRLIEP | Gengts Comb Browe Leghorn $60 ant Be 00 The Up Poultry # Roste PONTE to-Date ae, Star MURICAL. 1816 Weatiake Oppe buy RECORD EXCTIANGR Riliott 2678 Times wide we trade, exchange, repatr WHY NOT RAYE MONBYT LADIE® AND GENTLEMEN SUITS AND OVERCOATS FROM $200 TO $ P 118 AD AND ORT @ YER CENT OFF YOUR PUR CHAR 1904 FIRST AVE. WANTED OLD FALAW PRET (DONT MATTER IF BROKEN). HIGMRAT | PRICES PAID. CASH m OLD GOLD. SILVER AND DIAMOND® MITH JEWELRY MPO. CO, 412 L © eurrit BLDG, FOURTH FLOOR SERVICE FLAGS 2. Webb Kiteyen & Co 211 University Bt NEW PIANOS FOR RENT, RENT AP plied om purchase, Meyer-Toner, 210 Daten RAVANKE TH YEAR OREGON CHAM herry—10 for 15 cents, parcel post Meiker. Waterman, Weah | HEAT #TRAWHERY RHURARN CROWN 10 roots for 15 cents, parcel post. M. Melker, Waterman, Wash EAVANAGION $2.56 HATH, 1008 int av. | POR HALE, F060 PERT OF WECONE | hand cable: also 15 tone of scrap iron. Tom Fox, Harel, Wash LORD ALD DAL LALA 's Wanted Miscellaneous IF YOU WAVE ANYTHING TO SECT, call the Pacific Auction Co. Main 6586 Furniture for Sale ERTICN CRED FURNTTORE TR The Hundreds of home seekers and paid workers look for “Rar gains in Furniture” thie column, fire top ef first column, this Vs 51--Furniture Wanted Wh TOY Woke UeED FURNTFOR® nd pay higher prices than any house tm the city. Phone Main 2983, Beattle Anction On. 2008 Becond ave fa Main @618 2 Co 3usiness Personals it in THE STAT. TCH REPAIRING while you wait; And remodeled. anteed at wholenale prices | SMITH JEWELRY MFG. CO. 412_L._C_SMITH_BLDG., Fourth Floor, PRACTICAL NURSE—MRA WILLEIK- son, 7016 18th N. W. Phone Ballard | 1287. | ‘Take 1 STEVENS } ‘Teachers An New York SCIENTIFIC CORRBCTION OF ATT | ments of the foot. LAcensed ochtrop- Ww Diamonds « repaired Work @ AY Jewelry Little cont; 9 dandruff, eczema RED; Indies, @ rheumi poo. Open 417 Bitel tr Loulse . Fide Wiltott 2848. oF DIAMONDS, WATCHES ON Gi MICHAEL, 202 PIKB ST. OUR COURS MAKES A FINISHED dancer of you. Why walt? Our re- sulte guaranteed. Hippodrome, Fifth and University, Billott a1 REV” GREENE HOTEL WOLLA | Fourth and Jefferson, near court house. | Easily reached for mini al services, | Private parlors. Main 6491. | —KAUTIME PIANO” PLAYING And popular musto taught In 20 lessons | Pantages Bide. BeaNIA KINGTON _rapher, 606 Crary EDIT PURLIC aTRNOG- | Bide $2.50 haan ofp 2,60 {| with mpherical compiate, $2.50,1 Including xa Schwarts, « etrist, 297 Epler Block, 81% Beo- | ve. Hroken lenses duplicated. — | lenses. Letters addremsed to H-118, H-116, bers awaiting you at The tae | ~—— 60. CWI, NOT HK any debts conte Morg © February JAMES B, MORGAN, 4, 1018, STAR—WEDNESDAY, FEB, 6, 1918. Legal Notices Tin Hiner eC ot Wasi ga) viston | iN In the Ma McDonald of Wii Mot To marital ¢ minting Mel mt Nin eredit wt and to all other p in ned thi named hav rt for ® full discharee f be wrt 10 ook petitt anid ¢ of maid in maid f Maren Wand ench of ure, if any of the sald pet ruary, 1918 PRA L, CROMMY, Cler hy 4 BR LEITCH, Deputy Public Markets ] Ace rike pure frenh milk Btall {rea meat oe pt enon alt 1611, 2 for tbe, 11.00 kee snapper, ibe Mi) 2 the, 16 160 the grape $3.00 fi be ougar toe at 36 wh herring Holland herring fresh herring, ans pumpkin, * 106 ean otto Te, Mall 45, apples, 2 dow 1 stall 69, pote onions, 4 Tha, 10 tail COMNER ibe ball » 4s t paper ing tes 4 rolls t fornia ts Ke phe e« reey name a cor apples, | | Drydo round steak. Mm, Beall 14, delivered; apples WESTLAKE Yakima Gem pot hington strictly freah ran Cascade milk, ibe Mati 109, seediens grape fruit, € for Vier 10 Dh: Yakima Gem Mall 1 pkg. soda, 3 The. cooking fen 10 wack cor al, € : . ‘ otter eaken tall 133, pick kied pigs’ feet, 1 ies, 3 pti p ves, 30 KCONOMY eranuiated sumar, ural mili the olive eft, T.: elbow tie ® Map of Italy tea, Boe valve, TD) any Kind of mplees, 2 cans large rolls toilet paper, 1% 13 enn milk, 1 Happy ; wld p Atoes, the iried peas, the. Stall 29. hurned butter, bhe M.: € Vernon or Borden's milk, 12c can, @tall 49, 400 cotter, 1% Ta §0e; corom and chocolate, 2 tba 460, 2 The. he Mtalle Lede, wb chope. macarent, elt, bTe pt; Ceylon 38 16 State 24, Norden’s milk, $5. # rolls toilet’ paper, he, 9 The yellow corn meni, #0e! ) DRE macaronl er apa whettl 2 the MJ. Mh. coffee, & tuna fish, 126, 18a, 28e ‘her pie Swift's washing toe. 1h¢ tall powder can pimen bitter eho: fo T.. large Jar Del Monte jam. soups, fo. Stalla De Meeet Yellow tur and Ihe; en tators, 2 tb 4 hot erabe, 2 for rring, 2 tbe be salmon sides, 12%¢ TM 6 mack, delivered 10A, appl ons, 200 it%e ™; Ibe and wp salt att tall devered: veal chops, END walnute, Lily starch, Te 69 Beall 48 Jersey butter, S40 T.; full eream 200 ™. AndeFson's, fart steel cut oata, de Mh tean 2 beans, 2 bread, fe loaf: pies, souTH eget flakes, Ile pkg Thrift’ coffee TINE sv. ry, Annex, 16 Tha. pote Ribbon tea. 606 th 16e; fancy to matches ™ Hesrohitght the Oc at. Atal dark bread, fe lot bread, 9¢. Stall ound peanut butter, » garine, Bbe he Fittote ling cod, i6o trout, and 300 Mh TONS OF POTATOES 656 rian Se mon Tons soon! This was pointed out in a letter from the Farmers’ Protective league read Tuesday before the trustees of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club. Large quan titles of potatoes will be lost unleas arrangements are made to utilize the supply on hand The state d of potatoes to go to wast lopment bureau has been called upon to offer a solution Chairman W. Dilling sug gests that the government be urged to furnish cars to haul the pota toes to market, 10. D. favors establishing a potato mill in the Yak SEATTLE SHIPS A CAR OF SALTS WEEKLY Seattle ships every day a carload of epsom salts, obtained at Medicine Lake, to relieve the suffering East A large amount goes also to San Francisco and Loa Angeles. This discovery was made Wednes y by Harold Raines, Queen Anno high school, accompanying a com mittee of the industrial bureau the Chamber of Commerce on a weekly inspection tour. ‘The boys report back to their student bodies what they learn of Seattle's indus trial progress and needs. NAB HANDBAG ON CURB Mra, ft. P. Peterson, 911 BE. Colum. bia st., laid her handbag, containing $18, on the sidewalk at Eighth and Pike, while she walted for a car, When the car came along the hand bag was gone. Lodge Cafe Fourth—W eatlake—Pine Cabaret—Dancing George flour fine | MAY GO TO WASTE, Fisher of |) | | | Beattie, PAGE DR. SUZZALLO : NAMES MEN TO | STUDY TRAFFIC ‘The — special committee to t 0 traneportat proly Investign of preparing aitle’s trans ways a ortat! pointed. b chairman o dofense, Henry the state cou No date has been set for a meeting as yet, but it Is planned for the mittee to get together and formula plans for providing Seattle quate transportation facttities for the future, to care for the growth that in sure to come to the elty with ade T appointment of the committee composed of technical men, with many branches of the city govern ment and traction companies re: sented, is the result of the general meeting of those interested in th: problem, called about two weeks ago | by Dr. Suzzalic At thia meeting, | held in the offices of the state coun- cll of defense, it was determined ta nitthe of experts to in entire it ate the situation and to find a remedy an to plan for the future, that such @ witu: again mit mta today jon cannot arise The members of ¢ Hamilton MMigday Judge Brown, of the committee are ort manager Harold King o¢ councll of de H, Thomson, chairmar K. C. Mundorf, A. L. Valentine, pub Hie utilities commission; J. J, MeCu lough, head of the unit management of the ra Rick ardaon, com pany tary Preston fenne; F road terminal Puget Sound Traction and W, Aldin, of the Shipbuilding k ¢ George Ames ym pany nd hardeon has just recently com- | pleted a survey of a like situation existing in Philadelphia. LEVENDOSKY IS LOST Levendosky may be a hard name to pronounce, but it's easy to lose. At least, that’s the wa Andrew Levendosky over to the federal grand jury under $2,000 bond by U. 8. Commiasioner Robert W. McClelland, Wednesday noon. ‘ Andrew in charged with being a slacker, He claims he registered in but the name cannot it look» to who was bound |found on the books of the registra- citras powder. || tion boards GUARDIAN TRUST & SAVINGS BANK Corner First Ave. and Cotum- bia st. PUGET SOUND STEAMERS ALL LOCAL ROUTES STRAMERS LEAVE FROM COLMAN DOCK, FOOT OF MAKION STREET 120 Misamer Bel Dwr tory mid- fTownaend, Angele: night and Vietorta. @aily | *Doea not call at IVictoria Sundays | Tacoma Direct 7 Cina Mteamere Tacoma and] 4-0oam Indinanpelle for Ta. 11:0¢amleoma @irect. Rt 1t0pm levery two ho 2.60pm iaingle trip, The round ‘ 7 opm? 9:00pm) datiy # “VFiam Bir Wows, § 00pm Townsend @ally (Connects at fwith rat! lines ipointe en Olymptel Ipentnweta. T o6am Gatly “Witateom,t and m Steamer ily for Anacortes Netting Nellingham— | Tom eA Kaled for) @:66pm Gaily (Rverett. Anacortes) daily land Bellinghamt "Bverett Kan Juan Islande—MNellingheam 12 60 (Mtr, Rosalie, for Port! midn’ht!Townsend and Rel-| Tu: Bundayiiingham, via all San! Thure’y | Tured'y|Juan island polnte joer | Thurey) rt Towneend—Part Angcies—Neah Bay and Way Ports {0:F0pm [kte. Utopia, for Port) «dpm ITownsend, Port An-| Tuesd'y Sunday |eeien, Neah Bay and) Thurs'y Tucst'ylway ports. | Satur'y Thurw rl | Townsend—Port Angeles, Clallam | sa ‘and Way Ports | World's Largest Dry Cabaret opm Sir. Waintente, for) 2 20pm een Port! Sunday mens! Wed Port and] Friday Friday|Ciatiam Port Gamble—Ladiow— Flagler Tio pm [Rteamer for) 9:36am Aaily |Kingston, Gamble! daily cept (Ludlow. **Rpton,! excent Vi 1a. ter Townnend,| Bunday | (fund te Had} Toopm) lloek, | Ratarday Onty 2:00pmisteamer Paget, for! {Kinenton, Ludlow and fway points | | Sanday Onty miSteamer Pret, for! [Kingston, Ludlow and} lway points. 1 6:30pr am iste, City of Angel Gatly jfor Ludlow, — Por excapt (Gamble, Bangor! funday|and ail pointe on [Hood Canal. except Sunday Points marked ** are hont landings Passengers for thee pointe and te other, boat landing potnte mast m thelr own arrangements for landing Ned assume all risk and Hability In making Steamer wenger ing charaes. Baggage Wabiiity ts tmited to wear an well | be | | Thru Tears, Seattle Elks fo Tuesday ni a girl, and ‘ peared for theatrical # and the the F Would Be Good “My good a fellow as | am,” #h wad. |cheered her to the roof, Every body in the house did, but they were practically al! B.P.O.K.'s any how. arp. tear came nhe of the | honor n her Fellow be half as you fellows think And the Elks x | 2uth Osborn Thanks |, r Big Reception Ruth Ont night at it rns full theatre They had regalia and the the entire Mins the u big until it b Just upon Osborn BP.OT. sign ung Just be arch, ‘Thun eleomed the dain was lowered 1 he pr deroun app Iriwh mat pang, It wa the the stage girl, has a vaudeville | un has the nd ch in} fri in thin way thruout enti she « } Mi | Just artist nung | various | spied Osborn, a Seattle le her bow as Vor many ye and played for charities and |the city. Her many nds bh joined with the Elks wishing ™ Elke urche LONDON CHRONICLE | RAPS GOVERNMENT'S POLICY IN IRELAND, | LONDON, Feb, 6—The London Chronicle today declared that Eng land should grant self covernment to Ireland before it “preaches self. determination to other The statement was made in an itorial concerning the of F. E. Smith, attorney eral United States, and time previously dent regarding Sir F. shows the need of extrer in conducting war propa in the United naid the Chronicle. “We have mischief in sending speaker quainte with American conditions and sentiments “The best way lAmerican people regarding British cfforts in to give plenty of facilities to American journalists, authors and speakers to see what we are doing It would be more useful still if we would give an example of the ‘self- determination’ we preached by granting self-government to Ir land. Until we do, British propa ganda in America will be largely wasteful or worse. | SENATE PASSES BILL TO PROTECT WARRIORS WASHINGTON, Feb. Th nen te today passed the moratorium bill |to protect the civil rights of soldiers and sailors during their service, There were no voter, The house has already pansed th measure, which now goes to the con ference on neveral minor amend ments added in the senate PROMOTE POLICEMEN C. L. Toma and C. J. Waechter have been promoted from the ranks to become detect taking places of Charies Cornelison, recently reduced, Frank Cc. Fuqua and 0. I. Van Buskirk, patroimen, take the places vacated |by Toms and Waechter, who have been on the plain-clothes squad. CATCH ARTHUR WOODS Arthur Woods, one of the six pris. oners to escape the county jail here in August, is held in San Francisco, awaiting action of local authorities. He was arrested here burglary and escaped one woek after bis ar rest 4 i, to vialt his return Smith caution to inform the 6 dissentin PT I aS F ing apparel, not to exceed $100 for whole ticket 150 pounds allowed free Rteamers and schedules subject to change without notice, Freight re. ceived @aily for all points (excepting Tacoma) named tn above achedule, Tickets must be purchased at tleket office Open from 4:20 a m, to 12:09 midnight GET SOUND NAVIGATION Co, Ticket Office, Colman Dock, Vhone, Main 4993 | | the | Phillips and Ben | the new home, been provided for the funds and the intelligent handling of a general banking business, M. Furuya, President W. L. Gazzam, Vice-Pres. (miss ELLEN N. EVERS, | TEACHER, DIES HERE) her in the and more recently a teacher in Glenna Ferry, | Idaho, Ellen N. Fivers died at the home of her sister " 1431 leaves For many achools years a tes of Seattle, James A Caughey 13th ave., Tuesday She Mrs. Caughey, F three rs and one brother: They are: Mra. J. G. Tyler, of San Fran J. KR. De of Adie] Anna FE Johnstone, of Des Moines, and Jot Evers, of Win ner. 8. D, Funeral services besides n G will be held in the Bonney-Watson chapel, Thursday, at 4p. m NABBED IN SHIPYARD orge Dielus, 66, a German claim. ing to be an inventor, was arrested at work in the J. I’. Duthie & Co.| ship yards yesterday by Detecti Joe Bianchi, and is held in the de- tention station pending federal in vestigation Dielus is charged with failure to| obtain a water front permit from the government INSPECT “U” CAMPUS he university campus was visit in an effort to find a loc ‘or the proposed nautical training whool by federal officials and ship: ng men Tuesday. The trip fol| wed a luncheon given in the Ral-| lub by Capt. J. 8. Gibson, for © purpose of discussing the proj-! BOY’S ANKLE BROKEN While changing the trolley for the| conductor at the end of the Queen | Anne car line, Harold Willis, 15, suf, fered a broken ankle Tuesday, when the car backed up, forcing him against another car behind. ROBS SAILOR AT CLUB Police are looking for a thief who stole $25 from FR. P. Mercer, mem ber of the naval training school at | the university, while he was bathing | | Tuesday at the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ | i tion | | | ENEMY RAIDS ARE REPULSED BY BRITANS LONDON, Feb. 6.-Attempted en-/ jemy raids were repulsed in the | neighborhood of Mericourt and Avon | |last night, Marshal Haig reported to- | iday. A few German prisoners were | taken. i= HOLD TEUT INVENTOR | THIEF TAKES JEWELS Ar f articles of Jewelry broke into the home of W. B, Owenty 26 1 night AMUSEMENTS METROPOLITAN soxscier T WICK DAILY Oe wm ‘Theda Hera Superpletare THEDA BARA as (>.< CLEOPATRA "sie Mate, Be-loe Week Starting MONDAY, FEB. 11 —Mail fe, the THE BIRD PARADISE By RICHARD WALTON TULL MOORE == me “GHESKY & ] MO BAYNE ‘CLASS Zelgicr Sisters, Al Shayne and 3 Other Ae Twice Daily—2:20 and 8:90 Mate, 106 to Se 10¢, 25c, S0e, 760 |PA Continuous Daily MANNING & S€ KARTELLE 4 Other Big Hippocrome Acts Feature Photovlay; Kitty Gorden tm “The Divine Sacrifice.” Weekday Mats. 10¢; Eves. & Sam 200 GAIETY THEATRE First and Madison NOW PLAYING BURLESQUE | “THE HIGHER-UPS” Will H. Armecrong sod "20 Girls 3—-SHOWS—8 Girls’ Contest Friday Might ALACE HIP 1 to VAN Chores Billy King and Fils 2 “EXPLOITS IN AFRICA" ‘The Chie Gypsy Beauty COUNTESS VERONA Other Features. General Adminsion 260) w ILKES fitvens PLA Sth & Pine——Tel. Elliott ‘Tonight—Aall Week ats. Bunday, Wednesday, Sati ‘The House-Bullding oan “TOO MANY It might happen to you a can tell Nights 22e to S5e—Mats. Itc an BANK OF CALIFORNIA NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SAN FRANCISCO A NATIONAL BANK SEATTLE BRANGH 01 Second Ave. B.C. WAGNER. Of Seattle Of Its New Quarters Furuya Building Thursday February 7th You are cordially invited to inspect where every facility has safeguarding tablished 1907 W. A. Keene, Secretary UATTAMUUUTLCHVTRLAUARTUNAUQGLLGATUAMVOVU CAVA M. Matsumoto, S. Kawai, Asst. Cashier The Japamese Commercial Banlk Ammounces the Opening Cor. Second Ave. S. and Main St. g of CITT IS Cashier STURT TAL