The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 21, 1918, Page 7

tl—Acreage for Sale BAY you BAW it in THE THE SEATTER 8 PIHON MAIN Nema “The Star WANT AD Rates _ 1 STAR » May 1, 191 ADVER INC in advance ents per tne tine Six tir TRANSIENT of five spvEr oa for the price WARGE ING the Per line per t x insertions f p REAGE ON NEW n¢ five CONTRACT ADVERTISING Per lin nth—b Per line ath—% me Pe 12 mos. 3 1 year. Large, level tract: good rot ottage; wa ferry at Ki and grammar and ator per He and f Six m month add 1 cont OPEN SPACE BOO Tines to be used In 1 year, per tine 1,000 tines to be used in 1 year, per line 8 2.000 tines to in 1 yea per line SPECIAL park ¢ inquire at & Farrar % yan m navy WANDY rt TO NAVY be se ert ee LEGAL R ON ADS Inquire of Want Ad Department. MAIN 600 The Seattle Star DIRECTORY) 8—LODGE _NOTIC BLEIOTT BAY CAMP, tay Moose hall KMAN 1109 Firat A EAN OO —Farm Land for Sale TOWN iT ACreS OF LAND IN FY Beneca a ly welcomed. hoard Ride i'n office, 901 Bem. Phone Ritiett St ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW | TALEXANDER BHTREWAN—ATTOR- | _ ney-at-Inw. Wills, probate matters, iii Mmortenges, notes, collections All modern conventences, ng graded road to telenh oO 8 COT IN Tif LANDS tural part of Boho acre; 10 yearty rallways and very thing pertaining to & general [aw prac- tiee fm all courte Lyon Bidg..| Third and Ja *. | DEOL WAY Ww: | Yer. Consultation fre General practice Ortental Maildiog Cr ere 709 tnd ave. era} practice all cases wat. EARLIBHED tee? ¢ . eral practice ke Bidg., 995 Becona Im the beat ner " ty payr t pared roads milla; factories; schools; plenty of work the laboring man, The best proposition on the market for the who wants a f fend for trated literature. BROWNELL | 904 Third Ave | rrr 1&. Water Front Property ANNOUNCING per 2. Rillott a LINN — WOMAN T Yawyer Consultation free: feos moder LAND ©O. Reatth [nant NCORD BEACTYy new plat he salt w b-ncre tra good soll fishing, clama. and near oyster beds: on the main land; can reach by auto; daily mail; phone; auto bus to high school. Not close tn, but a res at the price of « Jot between Reattle and ol! some tracts as low as $50 an terms $59 to $ ba Wilt make a few reservations until eur fee photos, learn No phone calls; come in, Will be open tomorrow CHAS, BOMERS CO, Alaska Pits X BreabyY Jon AND Water ¥ FARM HOME Of nearty cree factory. where im dutldings: rood sol clam be Owned by no use for and will Small payment. balan: h KANTERS, 655 Empire Bid. 914 ana Ay BARRA RRR Ree 18—Real Estate Wanted 209 Recon YOUR HOME WTIATER |Can be eold quickly througn our office | “rhied ave | If ft meets the requirements demanded by & waiting list of Intending purchas- ars ne! ‘our possession. Therefore. patent booklet tree FRED P. GORIN—* fecured or fee refunded Bide. Matn 290. Free book on patents | Maen Fone’ ta ~~ MONEY TODAY Laans from $19 to $109 made quickly and confidentially on furnity stock, ect SANDERS & CO. 1909-1004 TC Smith Ride BM cor LOANS Yes. WE CHAN WONEY ON DIA monde and jewelry mt 2 per cent. NO OTHER CHARGES. Others may AD-| VERTIRE lower rates, but how about the COMMISSION they charge? PROVIDENT LOAN SOCTRTY. 411 Seneca and 114 Marton TD RERPET TATE PT ACH FO RORROW money on DIAMONDS and JEWELRY. Ine DEVELOPING KODAK WORK TAT 1 AT e THET Iacove, P.-t| Tit ue. JONES & PHINNEY 817 ‘Recond Ave. Main 2986 fist YOUR WUNGATOW OR ie th ime for m Prices must be right 428 Burke Mid. ON awa DANCING SCHOOLS wionad FE WiPRAT Awe AAR ANTERS teach you ol4 or new dances. Prof Oevale, Pitot? Tippodrome. Tinh ene Tiniversity MODERN NEW NUNGALOWS FOR SALE WE DS AAA WORE So ane Main, bath: ctty on large fast completed Phones: tollet on m al car line at (cent ene fare: 15 business center. 4, 5, &-re0m water: light Jota, $0x120 White Center mine from terms WHITE INVESTMENT CO. 407 Oriental Tide Franch Office, w kane St, Riverside Station Agent on ground Bunday. Come to branch office any day and be shown these bargains. They won't Inst long PHVSICTANS AND si DR KaTeP ey! WARRIBON Matn SRY FIREPROOF eTORAGE Btor | MADRONA HARGATN ]$2.880 for new 5-room modern ey, with all will be and several “RFCOND.RAND | “CLATHING STATIN HO ep ROCD. 1504 Tirst ave 191% Westinke ave, Phone Matn £959. To H18 far enod wand clea proportionately JUNK T1120 First av Main 1231. OLLINGER CO., PATI lawn, garden. sell CHEAP cable or phone Fi THA 4¢7 Empire Bi oF a Ip. & 66 roses clone will to res Fer ATA IWR. 174d fot wil ANE ARRAN AAA RAR Aen HOTFTS AND APARTMENTS NEW STANDARD FOF! Central Bide. Corner First Ave. and Pine St. |\——cuedper Lares, modern, outside rooma: slevator | rent service: phone in all rooma: firet-ctame | jot fox! +: T$e and up: with prt-| minut: to | small payment down, CORDIALLY INVITED | Cail 1010 Amertean P week ap | Cozy Rt AAAAX | every reapect fow days. 708 W Phinney car. BALE Keys at t NTING D rice $860 monthly 10—Trades S, Exch anges 4ath 8. structed ‘view stat ave. & W. “one Cons w En and Room for two houres, RUNGATOW ¥ Phone Fiallard 26TH AY Fiat Dak EXCHANG MODERN land: clone novsa | in: beanttful #-Room Half-nere of ¥ $2,500 PINNEY & STR For mxcraxcr Bkagit county “a w 726 Third Ave 1 ACRES TIVART. ison 2.000.000 feet Want house nnd lot in or near Benttle, clear for clear. Write H. E. Pouch, care Knickerbocker Hotel, Se: ROO ARERR 11—Acreage for Sale i7- ROOM HOTSE 9 A—REAL ESTATF FOR § SALE | SAY you a SAW it in THE STAR || a x oe ‘al 6-room house, MES FOR SALE SAY you S. EAP AW It in THE STAR . “ 1112 te 1,400: half 1156 W lot 100x100 1706 16th W. Stat Ih ft, one 32.000 halt 5-room mod- modern; that was * a oad world war. More mera have ble Canada far nk balances th 19 N. 250; $400 cash, lith ave. N. W. 9 winter In Calif and Florian than ever bef tomobiies were bought lant Canadian farmers orn, e292 $100 ca you! tallard O & Ave prone » COMME ation at In boat eau tn the Puget riot on vacant unimproved and PORT Ar by reason of ite I TAL pred real Bound lots, Improved homes. improved farma. CALL or write ard Commercial Co., Port Ore Wash. Office open Sundays. | . SEATTLE | electric Hehte ood sized lot; clone $900, easy terms, lke 6205 California ave. 8.000 Lat us tell you Canada, and why 14 to Amertean far- n any one na for FREE sin folders Call on or addr DF & PA. Dep dian Northern Ratlway. 1 ferme. revin books mA 17, 605 ra hot and cold wa' to car, Price rent. Ida Smith, r ae Y R 2 YARD and wo ARSDAL ind Ave APPLE ORCH ANT y ORCH AR no incumbranee, e 4 “WoONE autiful, wrade foot at mprovements — p: Gali 1010 Americ HovsEnOAT One of the best in the city; 6 modern; hot and cold water; city light free ground rent nnd free fuel; 10 nutes walk to Pike at. Sailboat rowboat, eanoe and some fi 1158 Aloha, Foot Pairvi B—-TMntirnished Se pee LAWVA—FARCTNATI ir tinting F p spare tin 0100. land 2 CLIVFORD & 1019 CACKE tim. all fence valley. Py H-126, star RA nnn 13— Farms for Rent WON ard 7 nve plotures, for profit. $ eanvansing; sapien 106 Part ra free, Artint Station A, Brooklyn, N. X. Besith, D. No. 3, Dox 4%, Arlington, Wa. 498, | | wah "persncliy "and iat your” place | 2 *RR | PIS | 50 Furnished Houses Housekeeping Rooms a ' {0 Fur, Rooms for Rent 82 Male Help Wanted BOYS Yor delivery of telegrams onus pata Dieyele boy Call at any Western Unton branch office, or #0 un Union branch office oo MR LOGGER EMPLOYME NT| GENCY THIRD A (Across ‘ " We hire for to orrion t jew OPEN roM rena oN steady red. Dring BF WEN $10 on Traders’ Hull Mer Uren every walt em, 905% nations Wanted WOOHHOURE repairing, leaky roofs re ee ;, aS eenee —Female Hein Wanted NEN AW OTD DiNCRR TAG iH Sy” fa "oe witert 8y8T 88—Business Chances 7 PRANUT . wH fae 00 2.000 Alaska P 1 wrtt t = Liverty Rea Mor § Mount Rainier M £000 Alaska Homest 6000 Midweat M ae $.000 1.000 aren o% 10 with | “MAX a0. nton mt mniets ~Poultry for Sale é FENCE tn thie rates at top is_page | 41—Livestoek for Sale | HPVERTION YOUR Lives * FOR sale of wanted In thie section of The Siar. 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Ac 4 Stacy ate NT, RUNT AP: eyer-Toner, 210 STS HOOOOO OOOO TO BXCHAN information HOPPER- KEL MACHIN Third and TALK 0 I University 00000000000000 ANVTHIN Ite “Auetion € Furniture for Sale ADVERTION Vinh PORN ITONE And well paid workers. 100) gains in Furniture’ in this column Hoe raten at top of first column, this voi TT Ma ne nook j i 4} ;FLOOD THREAT LESSENS STAR—THURSDAY, FEB. 21, 1918, PAGE 7 Sale Me an exoe pp a AvoTic 2006-*-10 th Auction pri A9A nIDAY sA¥ nity BALM NI ttend nue AVY You « SAYS GERMANS PLAN TO SEIZE ALASKA-HAWAII BY L. ©, MARTIN Prean Correspondent HIN Feb. that America wil! soon be to fight for Alaska anda Senator Lewis, of manded government owner of railroads as @ preparedness “If private ownership of the roads he “we will have of rushing ‘enne.”” intrigue will Alaska, 80 as noo) United WAS duoting | forced | Hawalt j today ship | mea, you hay st bring the Huahell 2 Furniture Wanted WE-WUY WOne UMD FURNIFOR® and pay planer tm the elty. P etton continues troc Ht incite Kunala to to foree the United & {ts fighting power and minimize her to the allies on the west t Business Personals WATCH REPATRING Diamonds set while you paired an kun ewirn Asnlntance ern front Li address was the call for general of government jownership advocates in the cloning | hours of debate on the railroad con- } trol bill. He reviewed the privately managed road. that the “day is just ahead of us |when the Un States will bave Jto fight to stop Alaska and Hawall from belng wrested from ua He predicted a calamity if an en- over appears at our gates while the railroada ure privately owned. advance GROWS HAIR, tr Results GUARANTEED; mn. Violet ray for colds, face. enings — Lowine Hide Riltett #846, Dalton, breakdowa of predicting MAKES A FINISHED Why walt? Our ree full guaran Hippodrome, Fitem 1 ratty. Mitiott 3187. PRACTICAL NURS — MI WILLE wen, 1016 hth NO OW Ballard +87 DAW Mi ORE rae JouR counar | er of ye er DA WATCHES ON” CREDIT MARL, 202 PIKR OT. KINGTON PUBLIC. #TENOT $06 Crary ide. WOTRE Cc ommittee Reports in Favor of Wilson War Power Measure WASHINGTON, Feb, 21.-—The sub-, jcommnittee of the senate judiciary Jcommittee today voted, three to twe, | report favorably the “empower-| ing” bill, designed to give Prenident Wilson authority to slash red tape in the war government Senators Overman, Nelson and Fletcher voted for the favorable re port, with Senators Reed and Dilling- ham againnt it ‘The committee amended the bill in several particulars, but did not change its purpow, that of giving the president broad powers of reor ganizing governmental agencies in *|\ practically any way he may see fit | for more effective prosecution of the ar Only two amendments Imit his power, One eliminates the authority loriginally conferred for creation of new agencies without congressional +] action ‘The other provides that approprin- tions heretofore made for any execu: |tive department shall be spent only for the purposes for which appropri. ated, and not made available as a general fund for all departments, HOW MANY NOW RUN AGAINST CARROLL AND TERRY? 20 0R 25 Are Ed L. Terry, candidate for city treasurer, and Harry Carroll, candidate for comptroller, unop posed? Or has the former 25 opponents, and the latter 207 | law provides that the two highest candidates shall be placed on the final ballot, and that in case of a | tie, all those tied shall be written on | the ballot. ‘Terry received 97,266 votes, and rious other persona received one vote each for the office. Their Toa. gdelivered. | names wore written In. Pee eis ten}, Carroll, who received 36,338 votes, wives guste m.. had about 20 such opponents. . 0c MD. Mtall 32, 2 the But Deputy Comptroller Street ke T.; mutton nevertheless says these one-voters| cannot get aboard the final ballot /HUGE FLAG WILL MARK - ‘| DAY’S START AND CLOSE Staff Correspondent. CAMP LEWIS, Tacoma, Feb. 21 c ‘The first official Mag staff has Mtall 24. | been erected nt this camp, The mast {fTroand |!% 75 feet high, and of steel, mounted a concrete base. It has been Kiliott| erected in front of the main entrance {j|to division headquarters, and the | raising and lowering of the flag on |it# balyards will mark the opening and clowigg of the official day at this camp. 150 FACTORY EMPLOYES)| STRICKEN WITH GAS NEW YORK, Feb. 21.—Mysterious raseing of about 150 employes in a fxctory for army uniforms, since ioon, Tuesday, is puzzling New York police. Healtn department of. ficials and the police are unable to find out how it was done. Since the arrival of a quantity of {olive drab cloth Tuesday, workers in the factory became unconscious. No deaths have r ENS private baits Gay and evening 1882 ¢th In 3911 Member Dancing hers’ Asem, New York “Public Marken if — ae connen 1 14, halibut. fe M.; ealmon, 2240 “SANITARY whitetteh g of yellow pike en walt 2 cans peaches or te PIKE PLACK Stat 17, 8 Mm Mtall 79. | pure im, te pt img, 2 phe peare ottoauet emeita soles, 2 tb 2 The fhe: skinned ibe Be; te: ft pees Olympte py 4 role totlet paper, te ory, Annex, 15 Te bottle frult ney * fresh butter, 200 15e pt.; raspberry 166, 3 The ‘ec at time baking END “1 Eng ‘ evaporated | 4 beans, 17 can. mi, 100 binck r, be oan ftowr steak y butter, b4e Th; Oe dos, tall 60, bread, dor. 16 ~ SOUTH pottie Ly The Alle-| PITTSBURG, Feb, 21 | rheny river was receding at noon to-| day at the rate of several inches an | hour, and before night was expected to drop below the 22-foot mark on the Point bridge guage U. S. WATCHES FINLAND STOCKHOLM, Feb, 21.—Coples of newspapers received here from Hel-| singfors state the American consul gener has informed Socialist Minister Tokol that order in Finland must be restored before America will nd food shipments. | TWO MORE N. W. MEN | IN THE TUSCANIA DEAD WASHINGTON, Feb, 21.—Sidney W. Pernitt, Marshfield, Ore, and Eugene W. Snyder, Rimrock, Wash. been {identified as among th ania dead, Latest figures ind » that 204 Americans were kill 50 TOWNS FLOURLESS CHICAGO, Feb, 21.—Karmers in Tilinois are holding on to their wheat for speculative purposes and causing an acute flour famino in the state, Harry A. Wheeler, state food administrator, declared today. More than 60 towns are absolutely flour-)at a Washington's Birthday anni- less, he says. | versary celebration at the Transpor- ” tation club, at Second ave, Tho city council, at a special meet-| Cherry st, git noon Friday. ing Thursday, appropriated $7,000 for | a . rs the construction of sewers under| The light of the north star is esti- 22nd ave 8. W. An emergency clause mated to be 190 times stronge was attached, ithan that of the sun, TO SPEAK ON WASHINGTON “Washington and Patriotism” will be the subject of Judge F. V. Brown, general counsel for the Great North- ern railway system, who will be the guest of honor and principal speaker ae Ss tes to divide | | vor |U. S. WILL REGISTER | vase of a Iino», | This snapshot shows a French observer in a captive balloon directing the artillery fire from French guns. that ts ix held in position by ropes and wires leading to the ground balloonist watches the shots and instantly tells the man at the other end of the phone the results, and gives it's a danger-hunter’s job, for of course the observer is right out in plain view of the enemy and a constant target for snipers. SARAH CLAIMS UBBY GRABBED HER CLOTHING Sarah Jane Scheiderich wants a di from ber husband, William owner of the City Taxi and Messen ker Se 411 Maynard ave filed sult Thursday She alleges that. that she was only her marriage, he for some time. denpite the fact | 17 at the time of| reated her cruelly | nally, on the 17th} of February, Wiliam, according to Sarah, came to artment, “him: self reinforced by several burly indi viduals,” who, Serah thinks, were his employes, and removed all of the fur niture and all of her “articles of | clothing. Wherefore, so Sarah states, she was compelled to take up} lodgings in a hotel WOMEN FOR THE FARM WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.—Women for farm work, wherever they are needed, will be supplied by ghe U. 8. employment The” depart ment of agriculture is making a can- ultural districts, thru| its agencies, to find out where there is such a need. wervic TAX OFFICE OPEN FOR TWO EVENINGS The internal revenue collector's of fice, in the federal building, where in come taxes are paid, was open Wed. nesday night for the first time. A large number who work all day took advantage of the opportunity to make their returns in the evening. | The office will be open from 7 to 9} Wednesday and Thursday evenings, Have you bought a thrift stamp | yet? Today is the day. horien If You Need The services of a DENTIST, | bear in mind that the Albany Dentists are Dentists of long xperience and recognized skill and ability. Our high class work, prices and painless methods are vouch for by over twenty thousand satisfied | patients. All Work Guaranteed for 15 Years Come in today for FREE Examination and Consulta- ” THE ALBANY DENTISTS Peoples Savings Bank Bldg. Becond Avenue and Vike street. low “TRUSS TORTURE Can pe eliminated by wearlng the Lundberg Rupture Bupport. We ny? free trial to prove its superior- it: A. LUNDBERG CO, 1101 Third Ave, 2,500,000 DRAFTED MEN PLACED IN CLASS A ‘GEN. CROWDER'S mv ESTIMATE BEAT ay HALF MILLION Feb. 21—Nearly fit men will form tine of draft re Marshal General Crowder’s office mates. This re nts the approximate number of draft registrants ef Claas 1 that will be found fit for military duty a8 @ result of the questionnaire WASTIIN 500,000 pe Ameri nerves rovont It Ix about 500,000 more than the original estimates of Gen. Crowder, Altho exact figures are not avail lable, officials stated the total ber of Class 1 men will be appromi- mately 2,116,000. The percentage of physical disqualification Is i at not more than 20 per cent and probably less because of the recent — | lowering of requirements. In Claswes 4 and 2, about 4,000,000 ~ have been placed, practically numbers being in each division | These classes are largely made ba lof married men and those with pendents, Class 5 will have about « million men, because those physioalk ly rejected from Class 1 will Be | classed there. About 750,000 will be — | found in Clase 3 CIRCUIT COURT TO HEAR LOCAL EXPLOSION CASE An echo from the explosion of tons of dynamite, which eccurred Elliott bay in the spring of 1916, be heard in the cireuit court, in | Francisco, March 5. The appeal the city of Seattle from a of $8,165 In favot of the Lioyd’s Glass Insurance Co., rendered by” Federal District Judge E. B. Caste man, December 10, 1917, will Bey |heard in that court on that day. Al, sistagit Corporation Counsel Frank Griffith leaves for San March 1, to represent Seattle. The case arose out of the of dynamite en route from San cisco to Vladivostok, Russia, which was placed on a scow tm |harbor while being transferred fi ‘one boat to another. The scow tied to buoy No. 1, by permission. ry ay balloon tn this case means The Captive” him range corrections if necessary “ee FULL DAY OFF FRIDAY FOR LETTER CARRIERS! No Washington birthday postcards the city, and, during the night, will be delivered Friday. ploded. Buoy No. 1 is 1,300 i In fact, there will be no mail deliv-| north of the north end of Harber i It's a legal holiday, and Post-| land, but, nevertheless, the naster Edgar Battle announces that| rocked the city and shattered | all employes will have a full day off. | dows all along the waterfront. Not even the office windows will; The company is suing the city be open, and there will be po deliv. |™oney it had to pay out for eries by three and four trip carriers,|&"°e on broken windows. It ¢ as on some holidays. that the city was negligent in a ing dynamite to be held in the According to Griffith, the ts generally believed to have the result of a bomb placed on scow by agents of the German triguer, Von Bopp. SHIPYARD MA According to Dr. U. C. Bates, at- tending Ralph A. Horr, who was shot while a candidate for the nom- ination of mayor, in his offices in the Raljlway Exchange building Mon- | day night, his patient is on the way to health and will soon be able to/ be about In the’ meantime detectives under ; Lieut. W. B. Kent have been spurred ' to further action in running down 1) Horr’s assailants, by order from Chief of Police Warren. The chief} Wm. P. Clark, 45, 2022% Carey! declares no effort will be wasted in| was killed Thursday about 11:30 following up clues that may lead to|m, while at work in the Skinner | the arrest of a suspect. | Eddy shipyard. He was caught pens a large section of falling sheet UNIDENTIFIED TUSCANIA 72,tis Bead crushed. He leawan: widow. DE | sia waste AED AT 127! avs HE USED KNIFE war department today issued an of-| Albert Franco, a shoemaker, ficial announcement, placing the to-| charged with first degree assault: tal unidentified American soldiers|an information filed by: D as the result of the Tuscania| Prosecpting Attorney Ellis, in sinking at 127, including three offi-|or court Thursday. The cers. Eighty-one who sailed on the/ accuses him of assaulting Dee Tuscania have not yet been reported with a knife on February 90, in @ [eeerpescrie stand near the H upon. Those known to have been saved total 1,971, wood station, on Westlake ave. Ay The eternal Cecivies a Can we get the fuel? What is it going to cost? When may we expect delivery? 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