The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 27, 1918, Page 9

Prony MAIN €00 cr. ‘The Star WANT AD Rates Effective May 1, 1017 {RANSTONT. as ASE ADVRR- SING eh tn advance—any classifi. cents per Vine or fraction of ix times for the price of tive. PRANSIENTCHARON ADVER- TISING per Insertion ... Insertions for the p! SEONTRACT ANCERTISING Tine per month line per month Tine per month or month=—12 mos, 1.80 h week, 1 year, @PrciaL RATES oN LEGAL Inquire of Slog Aa Department MAIN 600 DIRECTORY ATTORNEYS. AT. LAW SiIREMAN—AT matters Every prac dine. rohate 188, MAN w LAW. eral practice al! ; BALI. TAWLI Turke Bid * prrennny S—PATENT ~y eit rk Tik peenred or fee refunded Rite. Main 290. Pree hook « wick, Lawrence, 42? Ror f Bnelt tex: o. Math CHATTET, TOA Ns ~ MONEY TODAY — Loans from $19 to confidentially on furniture SANDERS & CO. 190 made quickt 21004 Te C Smith Nie. COLLATERAL TOANS + fe WH YOANN worry o~ pie x nfia ant tewelry at 2 per cent CNARGME Others way AD- IRF Inwer rates. but how about MMIRETON they charee? OVINENT LOAN BOcTETY, 421 Reneen and 114 Marton DWFEPRCT ART Price To PORROw moner on DIAMONNS ant JEWELRY Tawest rates: comfitential DMPPICAN TRIeET RY CO fr Loawen ow arr. Ine. 40% Bacon tere re es anadine KODAK “work AT U THEYRE Jacobs, P.-1 pew AT YT 10 cents @ ret otal SBR Ro naan woeton op wig, 1221 Fourth OPTICIANS FR aeae henner Pnterann Moe sere “Prrreraws ANN srPecrays want. Phone ME r a See ees 2 DANCING srTINnT Ss . THE Preeonrowe ar eral ‘ teach von alt oe Prot . Fewsld Fiintt 2187 The Hippodrome. FIN ant Trivernity ; ~~ = aan 7 FErerRicat, srepries ; } F De werroey WARRIRON—901 SIXTH Emote 2 ~~ OO STORAGE DR PPE PR KOr eron ice wine heree Central Storage Co. White aa. nan SeroxnnAsn ov OTH ww y ROT. Vane First wen 19 ave. Phone Main toes TURKIGH RATHS FMPreT AT Trerren nerewa yaoe Prweth ave. , Sapne tamnve peoctalty. Toute Mvern Prone Main 3219 ; eee 4 JUNK 1100 Fir aves id S-FRii 304. 83 week un. i _ j : with pri a J immranny IserreD te ; Weeviy #110 tot 2 A ORINOTON. 1519 te. She niet way “82 week un Yoater a BUY A LIPERTY POND One ———a i ' ! J ! te ours $1.50 yTexts. awsrvos | BUT SHE STILL KEPT bee ye | : 2, Wane Fatohen & Oe TAKING $15 A MONTH j * paat. aaa | | iF {GN FIREMEN, 9195-150 — CAMP MEADE, Md., April ‘ fo he heme ' experience unnecessary KAVANAGH $2.50 TATA 1008 Tet ave | “Dear Bill: Last September I dt | 1 nm achoot \| H-158, Atar WHY NOT #AvP HONEY? vorced you and married Jim.” ‘ 1 ferry doe sranin for avid OR WAR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN’ 1 ran the wording of a letter a'l i ir Sorry doe eS WRTIC MAN FOR WA ADIEE AND GENTLEMEN'S Oo ro | This was the wording of a letter a { $75 cash, b p ! a an Co. $16.00. PRESENT THIS AD AND G#T| noncommissioned officer here re Zz ' 7 a end lie~ 10 eR CENT OFF YOUR PUR-| ceived from the woman he left be 7 react pry temene ere | —FEMALE 4] HELP—WANTED 1904 FIRST AVR. hind as his wife. 1 for T. ¥ — | ———— 2+ intake TAY. What the soldier and officers, too, 1 A afi | lg a ala ia si are puzzled about now is the $15 A i Sp URINE ‘ Me} —. HAVA TAA WITS HATE, 1008 7 month which Uncle Sam has been | R. Kolbe, owner, 16708] ~PHONOGHAPHN OU APRCTALTY | Blving to the wife TE | 1 WANTED—YOUNG LADIES FOR TEI FORRION nF | RACTH OF 1OCORD-OFE| spnoxm OPERAT pre-| id Weatake | LABOR MEN WILL GIVE le. € Can pay for saan 4 Opporite new Tim Fel Petoell lobe akemntaton Grncmsuane,| we retina rn PROGRAM TUESDAY Hh TAKER LEMnER Co, 4 ete | MANS PRONIC WANTED Local gas workers, plumbers and BU LAKES, WAS $9.00 PER WERK PAID WHILE) wit pay fair price for medium. #4 stonefittors, will give an entertaine farm tand far Sale ING. RAPID ADVANC mMENT | PA aa . nt in the Labor Temple Annex, 7 TAA AAAI | Puesdny evening, for firns employ: IN SALARY; PERMANENT POSE : ; ; sigan Seton billdings. in Kiteap county | 46 Wanted Miscellaneous | ing members of the American Feder ie sarees s , TIONS; EXTRA PAY FOR SUNDAYS | giam ian CARI PRIGH PATD | ation of Labor, Admission will be en iala ll IR AND HOLIDAYS. GALL AT TmLm-| TF ele mink and raunie, { — _ farm. Yor rate ' COMPANY OPERATING WANTRD-LATE Moprr ron | CENTRALIA, Wash., April 27.—In M nm MPANY FERAL er body. Mtate price end condition.| an address to over 100 loggers and yo ane ; wepcnes: in| MOHOOL, 1118 FOURTH AVR. BU-| Box 176, Bor Orchard. Wash. | ume of Washington, and Ore: 19-City Real Katate for Saie | if YOU HAVE ANYTHING 16 BALD) von Friday, Judge L. C. Boyle, of stop we rw Ke ] ND » call o Pacific Auction Co, M asaa.| © ‘ WHOM Noun Lance comer TWHEN § A. M. AND 6 P.M. | onl the Pacific Auction Co. Matn get atinriay aie Ale ae ¥ ists Rat, water. wont 48-——Dressmaking Done tional Lumbermen's association, de- for two families or EXPE DRRAMAIRC AY DAY On| CMred that the eight-hour day was $2,400: $200 cash, hal- alien Phone Bast 178! | here to #tay, The Seattle Star | STAR—SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1918. PAGI 9 1THA—RE WAKH ESTATE FOR SALE | tP—wity PAY RENT? clone Mm and near ship: ust outalde ef city limite; low city water Come out ent and raise your !51—Furniture Wanted wre Seattle's Bigsest | in the ety. Phone M: 08 Kecond Hinks Warnttw ounty, ie best equipped | emir 412 0 AMITT BLDG. | JEWELRY CO. «TH FLOOR. Te STAR Classi fled Cob . Look over and—"SAY AW it in THE Irving Jennings write Port Orchard, TOY WORE WED” FORNTTOT | and pay Nigher prices than any house Moattic o Main 618 NWS rd an ond 88 R LE 55—Busi Po 1 R No, elt ea. state usiness Personals — ceva Bardaine (cae aeg||_-News & Notes ite location ab seunty ») argains WAToning, OLD) vAtan TRETIC Shipyard and Waterfront ELECTRIC RIVET TOOL INVENTED LEAP ENEMIES WITH PLANES, SAYS VERRAUX ° PARIS, April 27.—If the allies cannot break the German lines, the can leap them, and victory will come to the entente thru the alr,” Gen Verraux declared toda In reviewing the ponuibility of two Write to your parents, You will not pepe pcm tad pag 0 oe ae be asked to return home An clectrically driven ship rivet. being ab to break the other's I J ing and calking mact that may by for of arme Verraux ¢« ie M—PeMAT | revolutionize methods of cementing clared that supremacy must come OR BALE ALT NEW OR OLD DANCKA GUARAN: | OPW GOL MEV FERRET De | 8M plates or calking wooden vessel thru the air. Phone Ballard [whee 00 spent \UARANTERD: tadien, #en-| near pi., and Heved always lay just beyond her S$600—TE ‘RMS Thousands wanted. free, Fran see Se oes, ~ 4164 38th a «rasp haw b away by the French level: back loam; # a! tn soo Dept. 142-D, Ro ester, | e Deiton, $17 Bitet| This invention, which has occu: | British, Italian and American airmen . ¥ pled two y y of their time, will t “With our squadrons we have shat U hae MAK GS A FINA r. 9m and more easily han-' tered traditions of former wars. We 3 Hippodrome, Wish than imatic machines have broken the military formulas of | iliott F187. in use at the present time, It can, it yesterday, when strategy won battles: WOMEN WANTRDOAMERIC NA|OLD GOLD, MOVER, PRETIT in clatmed, be operated from any elec if we cannot break thru. the tonal Laundry, 644 W, 44th . monde wanted. iigheat price paid trie Heht or powe rrying wire, Alenemy lines we can leap them.” xtep om oCAMNen DIAMONDS, Waters on cnepre | Mall factory for wholesale m - Wiper and bo walk table evenings; wanes MICHARE $08 PRR RE | ture ts being |DENY STEFFENS #23 month, M TRENT KINGTON PUBLIC” #TENOG- ording to the inventors, the ma ‘Take 1 or 2 lessons WANTED — WOMEN) see “| of 1,200 300-pound blows per minut ‘ting, Mallard 336 Terris ng to : atetiats STEVENS ¢ vey — IN SAN DIEGO ia Seep acer, | And girls for light factory | 'STOLT-NIELSEN CO. IS , April 27-—Lineoin v8 Day . work, in the most mod- ne | Steffens, noted magazine writer and gh ig tg factory in Seattle; DISSOLVED IN COURT weturer; toaay bax been denied the ee ES . T ; Tho 8. Btolt Nielsen Steamahip|PMVilege of speaking in Ban Diego 20—Timber Land for Sale | good wages, steady work. Co, organized in Seattle Pt meg ge adarees on “The Menace iAVe : ne an] , 0. | 1917, waa dissolved in Ju ence,” which was to have been | WAVE, ToMpRn Mitt TO LEA Apply Employment De ict wits! Senctanay Tar thes Inerlor ‘court |dlivered at a local church last night ‘ 7 partment, American nag f 10 Priday : urt | was prevented by the city police and TR adie ye Co., foot Cedar st. ab, Ran Francie This concern, according to a petl eee oe ligence depart Furnished Houses WANTED—Yound ~arata SeERINO W. ALTER —ORANDMA™ wants tion filed by Egil Johnson,” Living: |" gicetens talked Wednesday night WY PAY Rent? yor cay per ployment, let us teach you to to see you. Come or ston Ft, Stedman and Rose F. Mobr, ~pecodl i chase m furnished cottage, larae ents, with pay while I . " [had elected no officers, nor wax the | OP | lunsl (beg acl nto pas aod | $1.9 terme Alen Sr In We teach you right, and our po- | P OAL NUE WIT. } i « d D act bed a o pressed, house, $2,500. Owner Seth | ettione @ pendadia, “Apply Mteck 016 38m N. WW. Phone Baltans | SPA) stock paid in or subscribed. | Viseciread criticiam, local citisens 8 overall factory, 940 Nalnter boule 3 ARP Sef PAPE " PIANG” PLAYING jo taught im 30 Agents Wanted BT PARTICULARS ONY a nfurnished Houses 200M MODE to corner & 238 American hen = AND ~Avromonit on everywhere wonderful CORNER 2, fresh local ranch eres, Armour’s Vertbest marearin: $1.00: 2 Ibe, Ghirardetit the; 260 bulk coffes, brick eheene, 296 ington creamery butter, 4c Te Khe, Mtall 15, tomatoes, epectal i eabbage, special te ’ er. Write quick for eam Accessories Co, Dept. A-té, 3 7 — Salesmen Wanted AND EMPROIDENY MANUFAC * want “enerme rivate hon in. 155T B4th & Cee eae, AO Se ew 32—Male Help Wanted © a Herr. OF LAROR Reployment Rervice on and Firat Ave. or 1412 Western Ave. BIIPYARD WORKERS FARM LABOR tables, 3 alle al anne fail 19, 4 tha fine eranalated worar, ‘Healt 61, . 18e ati 2 the Finke ; he pike. Cream 2 larte cans tomatoes. J £220 Paliard ave | ESSA | 6 of Bartey, 200; Gook wagon I |the: 200 pike. wi powder, 290. Malle | 27-28, Crisco, 26 4 The email beans, Bhes 2he can ‘ive olives, 1ée: fie; Teer, Ste: 3 cans 3 Staite 1-2, finest prices, Bbe YOUNG MAN WANTED ‘We want a young man go about 17 years olf, to work after school. Steady job with salary. i} | ” See Mr. Parish or Mr. Dono- | |1,29% Red Monarch . | i} 200 Universal High 2,000 Alaska Home MAX W hue, ave. The Star, 1207 Seventh ing to high school, | ! | 214 Union st Eliott 0 a 41—Livestock for Sale |. SEATTLE RANMITRY—RANMITS, ALT kinds and pri Vireeding does, $2 up. All stock guaranteed. Fifth and Kenyon, South Park. ) AO Eee 43—Lost and Found ee Ros. coon) ity for ad Bank Note “Garden of Eden,” Long Lost Spot, Is Now “Located” BERKE “TABORERS WANTED lt SY, April 27.—Rev. UT. © Reclamation Bervice wante eon- . - joshua Sykes, whose “Church of t LIBERTY BOND | . struction laborers on Tieton dam werk, BUY 4 LABE wry Wu Living Goa" near Yakima, Wash. First-class mens, | aD ; modern camp, wanes $3.20 up; team-| : . up. Apr sovernment nd'|s ° BACK OUR noYs +|) California students, left here to- city employment officer, Seattle, Mpo- | el} day J Ser Teccca Portiend, arma endl c occ cee see 0.0.0 sit arse Gecaring that he had « vision as to the location of “Tho Garden of Eden,” which he has | { long sought Sykes said the vision told him it was “in the vi- einity of Denver.” Rellingham. | LOGGERS Ps 28 ADVERTISERS ATTENTION EMPLOYMENT AGENCY | costes anna ts Tis, ana | 17 THIRD AVE | s from M-120 up m Court House) | ing your call at logging compantes STAR business office. | = HE’D RATHER FIGHT GERMANS THAN WIFE ) ) i down by a mob of University of ) ) 2 } ) iE was burned | } } 09 month: io OND Ta ees: bar Pa rneneatange dh so | INDEPENDENCE, Kan., / «list of positions open.| ward. Meturn to Btacy Bt A married man here w 498-D, Ro Ride | claims to exemption, altho it = sa | THE PARTY Wit known that his wife had no other sous Sa. 3% 90 SA aca means of support. The board, wish ing to be fair, wrote him and sug. @ learning newspaper work. See! ated that he should ask deferred ak a ihe dia ie TWD tieed are Winton Motor Ce | classification, Were ia his reply | rege ala i BES A SEO “Exemption be d—d. You don't l, - icexpeninser | 42——For Sale Miscellaneous | know my wife. Say, men, I'd rather make secret in FASIE AND DOORS walk across No Man's Land and back barefooted than live with that ~ | woman. |“THEY SHALL NOT PASS” Halaries, ¢x- Foreign Detective catalogue and building m on request ITURE sBTOCK Furniture Co, | “If Germ: try must adopt a xmering military and vp igs ght hours’ work and up| program, such as the world has ° A bunk house if r known,” lared Dr, 8 H PACK ovr nors Lt: Bee ge Ae Z rk, in hig Lit Day address at pecc cece se esese pENE MEN'S UPRTATRA Viret Presbyterian church Friday. | Bult Shop saves you $19 on every anit Sh <2 | He said that Liberty Bonds must ee 1 | 8nd overcoat. dern’ Build’ me M cs 0.00 ana | b@ subscribed promptly and whole- AT KIRKLAND | | ene oes. ini Pe fa delivers the langene | waee , and the whole country rf 1] tn West welling direct to| must imbued with the spirit of ' i | t r rae Verdun—where the French said, | | WANTED r bocce BS vean.| “They shall not pass.” and outside First Ave. 8. MUST BE U. S. SPIRIT, wins, we in this coun: | WARNS ALL MASTERS All masters of vouse: ltorway connecting Port and Oak bay are caut. United States engir of thin district, to sup themselves with regulation blank and familiarize themselv new regulations now in effect. Eleven rules, covering speed, pax ownnen TO KNOW REGULATIONS ned by W. T. with the declaring the doctrines were danger- ous In Ume of war. Steffens characterized cept th all govern- io of Russia and Mexico, “where they have no gov ernment rotten.” When asked 1 by the police if he had criticised the United States, 1 doing so yeara.”* 211 CAMP LEWIS MEN PASS OFFICERS’ TESTS he replied he had for the past 26 ing, anchoring, tows, signals, work 4 ~ 7 Two hundred and eleven students statistica, trading, refuse, delaying} at the third officers’ training camp affic, obstructions, with a aurt-|at Camp Lewis, have been assigned ary, have been printed, and be | Se tiea) dian dadi&ine ats Seiad » and can be! to infantry and machine gun battal obtal ned on appl on at tho engi one f successfull completing neer's office, the training course. The men will U. S. SHIPPING BOARD ‘The shipping board marine recruit rank as wergeants, ranked higher on except those who entrance. | NEEDS BOATSWAINS WILD WEST DIVISION ing service is facing a serious short age of boatewains, accor i to infor WILL TAKE MARCH ‘The Wild West division at Camp mation given out by FE. J. Griffith, in} Lewis will take a practice march, charge of the Bighth division, em-| starting at 9 o'clock Tuesday morn bracing Washington and Oregon ing, with quipment. Maj. Gen Altho t A responsible and dig: | Greene will establish field headquar. nified position, with good pay, the| ters at the extremity of the reserva men do not seem to prefer it, he says.| tion, near Roy. A camp will be Sea experience and special train-| pitched and field wireless stations ‘Ten speeders, two women, were a. rested Vriday released on $250 ball each, ie are necemary qualifications, Four more were brought In Sat- urday morning, two remaining, an two digging down after the $250. 4,000 students of the munte de- partment of tho elementary and high schools, Friday Evening, May 10 Saturday Afternoon, May 11 Saturday Evening May 11 THE ARENA BIG NEW BILL TOMORROW MONTE CARTER AND Musical Comedy Company “Tip Hip- Hurah” OAK THEATRE Madison, Het. Ist and 2n 10c 20c 30c | DOCTOR'S Examination and Consultation FREE at the MECHANICS’ DRUG STORE 906 Third Ave. The doctor will be glad to talk over your trouble with you and prescribe for you, if necessary. Only charges will be for medicines prescribed or treatment taken. You will be surprised how little it will cost you. All but three were and telephones established. The di- vision will return to barracks Tues- day night .| HELD ON BOOZE CHARGE a SAN FRANCISCO, April 27.— Ernest Koenig, shipping clerk for a wholesale house, was at liberty on $500 bonds today, charged with ship ping $157 worth of whisky into Washington county, Ore. stv) | YOU FELLOWS == |KNOW | CAN'T DANCE | How many times have you missed a jolly party or picnic through such a cause? SURPRISE ALL OF THEM Come to the Hippedrome Mon- day night, at 7 o'clock, and start with that NEW CLASS OF BEGINNERS The leas you know of dancing, the better. Then next Saturday you can say to the boys— COME ON, LET'S DANCE | | Remember, we through in one week. MR. AND MRS. G. OSWALD take you HPPODROME Fifth and University ‘AMUSEMENTS -METROPOLITAN—| Last Time [7'""". Mat, Today Charles Frohman Presents OTIS KINNE In the Comedy of Cheertalness “MISTER ANTONIO” Night Prices BOo to 62.00 Plus 10% War Tax | “Mat, Today | De to $2.00 } ny THH FOUR MORTONS; CONSTANCE CRAWLEY and Arthur Maw Dahl and Gillen, Grace De Mar, Mar garet Edwards, Dingle and ‘Ward, Howard and Helen Savage. Twice dally—106, 78 Mats, 1 PALACE HIP ay 1 to 1 Modern ireus “cin May'a ture Photop! in “The Wit Weekday Mats, 100 te Clayton MRS. RENA MOONEY Php sehd SPEAK SUNDAY) of San Vran- . Rena Mooney, cluco, wife of Tom Mooney, will not, Otto Janson, of Oakland, was under — SAN FRANCISCO, April IRON WORKS CHIEF IS HELD IN LOYALTY CASE — we = ak in le under the auspices! federal indictment for disloyalty to” 1 ww council, Sun-| today—the first native born Amare day, as waa originally planned. \« un of German parentage to be #0 Mooney’s husband is under| charged in thie district. Janson is entonce of death for alleged com-| head of the Janson Iron Works. He plicity in the bomb plot at the San| is accused of saying President Wile yy Francisco preparedness parade, two| son should be shot, and he would “do are ago the shooting if he could y give You Will Soon Be Called Into the National Army! Are you going to Camp Lewis prepared to be AN OFFICER, A LEADER? Or are you going to let the “other fellow® you orders? WE TRAIN YOU TO BE NON-COMS FREE! One NON-COM is needed for every five pr YOU are necded ates in the National army. to whip the others into shape, (indorsed by King County Counefl of Defense) ARMORY, UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON — We offer university campus, DON'T WAIT ANY LONGER START TRAINING SUNDAY MORNING 10 O'CLOCK CAMPUS HOW TO GET THERE Take Ravenna or Cowen Park car to 14th N. E armory on university campus. Come Out and Make Selections at LYNMAR For have several years people been wondering why this choice little tract of won- derful view property, on the crest of the hill at the termi- nus of the Lake Burien city car line, has not been sub- divided. It’s the old story— owner wouldn’t let go. All around it there has been de- velopment and sale—streets graded, water mains installed, electric light and telephone lines lished, is being extended . heart built, schools estab- ete. The city car line into the of town, so that the present change at Riverside will be eliminated. And “Sell!” The of underbrush. stumps, at that. now the owner says, So we are at it. land has been cleared Only a few and small ones at In fact, much of the addition is in fine condition for the plow garden and the war now. No gullies or steep slopes. Magnificent views burst on the vision from every part of it—the being a very galaxy mountains and tree Take surrounding landscape of water, Alki or Fauntleroy cars to Riverside and change to city line—go to the end of the line—our office is on the ground, Moines station hill, to By auto take Des brick road to first gas after you climb the out of South Park—turmn right marking follow Three and the signs Tree Point Road. L. I. GREGORY East 1362—Sidney 925 General J. A. HAMMER les Agent on the Ground you complete and thorough trai» "r competent officers, @bsolutely frea, » have trained 1,000 men—96 per cent of these are now OFFICERS and NON-COM&, OFFICERS’ TRAIN- CAMP + and 40th; walk two blocks east to