The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 30, 1918, Page 9

tie l—Acreage for Sale PHONE MAIN 600 Te The Star oie ke ai Rates enor net tm STAR—TUESDAY, APRIL 80, 1918. PAGE 9 RAT Seattle's Biggest RealEstate Bargains $1,050, oF will Involve fre KR |38—Business Chances _ bent paying selina be hang hove fi arian pe sige hay hy ge aay Are to be found daily i hia . | TRANSIED a ™m- - . al ~ TISING . ‘ 810 Per Month In THE STAR Classt 38 AVSTOCKS AND HONDS G@iom ta aévance—any classifi- m sec dad ¥ fied Columns, Look ested - eation: A. 1. REID & CO. | "em over and—"SAY 1,000 Neacon Coal, Alaska Pet, & Coal § cents per line or fraction of | you SAW it in THE 1,000 Nea M hy tine. nt TAR” T WILL REDE, SUNIHCT Six times for the price of five | STAR 00,000 Canadian (il & Ve $0.01 TRANSIENT—CHARGE ADV sod He ay ea ‘ TISING | 000 oe Pep line per insertion .......19¢ J RONALD HoMm TRA nt 19City Real Est >. ’ . : Six insertions for the price of - . v Rea . is. five. un CWANGA $ Delite, Biive 4 CONTRACT ANVEnTISING ave. by ; a ) Universal Meh Bower special Per line Per month—1 mo...$2.2% ' rit qvane , 208 Sulveuees Slee Syeee | we Per line per month—2 mos. ' rch pers LcAce WINN Per line per month—6 moa. 1 t 4 : 14 Union. & ’ f month——1? os. 1.80 ¥ ne ataire as "2 RAs soem ween, & year, Der, | Salvia: Gene, ee 13-—Lost and Found Rave 04 27M tines ‘each week,’ 1 year, per, three ‘ ee ee oe ine .. © \ t Six months add W-cont—Three f Y A Lingrty nonp mths add 1 cont. 1 ' ; OPEN SPAch ~ *| $00 tinas to bs |. ‘wack oun nora . per line . ee ; ; 1,609 tines to be ae cultivation t & & ee eee ww wee hone ortenntt 1 a ner Emervon and Wil Pal Wht” FOPPEN MA “_ maior wey ¥ | $900, W fi ne th Tacoma about lost ONR-MAL TIER VALUE — Acre “Yort Miura ceitee Renate nd avs : se uaiversiey: tinses bet WT DIAMOND RAT SCIUEW THUR | Only a few minutes from down town re and base Bi Hide . | by bus oF auto, Price $250 to $200 per t alley: LF yor TY CLELLADY® eens Si COE and ¢ card, na ard @ atte Star [warren rnoxs view $b Aue RS | BG, Sod | hort diata ening Rooms AAV ToMOnILES FOR SALE ae gp Atte at oe Saeieks Bee UERKEEVING APART: | 1917 von, RBARONAT Paw ear: n OW MAN, DACH>) way Garage, > 8 a i | weil Winton Mater Price $1,800; terms nical cars a Mar ATTORNEVSATIAW ALFALFA RANCH—19 acres, all tn ate 23 rons ekeeping Rms. Wtd! 45— “For Sale Miscellaneous — STAGEXANDER sine ATEOR-| falta: under irrigation ditch: abun WanTRD Ke PORNIAHRD ~ WAait AND i ney-at-law, Wills, matters, » © a rooms, near car, H-192, Fly time & ake screen mortgages, notes, collections, — Eve: x is ge DG Man | windows a lara thing pertaining to a a) law pr Seals tontaatis’ bastitindins Yost wash, tiee in all courts. 426 Lyon Puilding. 92.Male Help Wanted Bent tree vl and James. jott 2166. le Txt woman WANTED WHO frota MAY BLINN: WOMAN UAW. [MEN AND "wo , wnt er. Consultation free: confidentia ot meee as wD eral practice. Collections, 615 f Yer. Se ~ and up tal Rullding. Main 2781 . Bw T. SCHOFF—Lawier, 18 Down 1 te aan t and up 709 nd ave. Consultation free <— Write at partien 92 and up erat practice all cases: fees moder ) a course: rea: p0x36 S-lignt, windows > . P. WALL —ESTARLISIRD 1 GEN-|| IMPROVED LAND—CLOse IN | tuition f umbia Behoot Prepared roofing. 1.25, 1.70, 2.10 ave. Main 7205. ' PRICE $175; $150 CASI { | __Washington, D.C. meas low stdin 19.00 ATTORNEYS—PATENT _ Would sett this Improved place, * Cosmet Saree «re poring. 2 SOT. RIVERK—Consuttation and i917} | which has a house ready to | Union and Ave. We #hip anywhere, and “patent booklet tree. New York Bik. | | move In * kood aized and one | | or 1412 Western Ave. ice , larseat | small sited chicken ho her | — . ing dire PRED P. GORIN—Petwt Aver) | iitge puiddingn which could bs || muryanp workens the i weeeehl') © Sine ter buy perpeec: goed soli; | FARM LABOR Oo. TD. WILLIAMa CO Secured or fee refunded. Me ot Noreen | } leve © { water nome [1902 Firet Aw 4 Heattio, Warn, eae. Main 900. Free book en pater | reen trees: excellent view | war eamential work |p rosrar cCLocK, Sialon. Fenwick, Lawrence, (22 Rorke Rid | Ghickens an4 3 pige cnn be hed | Immediate employment. | UM» RICYCLES AND REPAIRS |/ it" vince” Mandy for anyone | aan cosa % REPT LINDGREN for Snell Bicyeles |} = New York Miock | MAN WANTED $04 Stewart, at Times aq. Main 4917. | | H mn. an _ oe L CHATTER LOANS —|Goop TRACTS oF ‘We ‘wast © yous acenl " | | Rvervthing tn Canvas “MONEY TODAY AND FOR 8AL¥ tng to high school, abon' of 2. Worl Kitchen & Om re cept Libert } years old, to work after B11 University, Loans trim $10 to $100 made quickty and] [o"7"., Wwe mill wowemt Liver cace out school. Steady job with salary. Senmeteny on furaivere, places, ot Hi Binh cdorn S Rechay "work te out | cas tar parece ce Mas Dene, | | RAVANAGEN camp and infil for y men Ppp Pr ahd SANDERS & CO. THREE LAKES LUMBER Company || hue, The Star, 1307 Seventh i| LADIE® AND. GRSTLEMENR SUITS 9-1008 TL. C. Smith Fide Fil. 2. Lakes, Wash. ' AND OVFRCOATS From $109 TO NTS SO AS | — ———| 5 cstinaeincecamatnsneslll apie COLLATERAL LOANS oe RICH SO. 9180 WANTED | fe Ten CENT OFF YOUN PUR mm E¥ ON DIA-|* lend: lies nice; located tn @ fine di-[U- & Reclar * wants con-| CHAR. 1904 FIRST AY me monde and {2 percent. NO] trict, and handy to good markets nm Tie am work. RW PIANO® FOR RENT RENT A Greer canoes. le may AD- P. VAN ARSDALE & CO. ver Yakima. STV EM: |” plied on purchase. Meyer-Toner, £10 ates, but how about 1019 ‘Third Ave. madern camp, wares pi team: ion une the COMMISSION they charne? en eee # $2.63 uD. Apply government and | cy oren HAHLTA AND Tee DENT LOAN soctery, tc. | 15—Furm Land for Sale city employment offices, Beattie, Bpo- | CHUTE in Anne 114 Marton. oRnow SMALL RANCH confidential. ALL ARTICLES 207 Third ave. Himite; good reads; good foil neighbors: handy to school; ‘The beat buy we know of. RERY CO.. $09 Recon. | 4x crow: shout 4 mited north of etty kane, Tacoma, Portiand, Yakima and Delitngham LOGGERS' EMPLOYMENT AGENCY S17 THIRD AYE. (Acros the etreet from Court Mowe) ‘Wo hire for the best leering companies PaVawacen st PHONGGRAPIN MOMCAL 1914 Weetlake. plenty of low taxea we ‘tar KODAK WORK [Price § $25 Cash, Balanes Monthy. Ay Bg 8 — RERS—“IN AT 1. AT ¢ THEYRE OF 50. WANTED FIFTY LANORERA AP. done.” 10 cents a roll. Jacobs, P.-L oie ony ee PLY 7:20 IN MORNING AT PUGET . aes. 214 New York Block. SOUND HRIDCr & DREDGING co'a| Rramea FUR CO DANCING SCHOOLS “_ FOR RALE—W THE HIPPODROME GUARANTEES TO hs cane Genes old or new dances. Prof. agons, farm tmplements Owwald. ‘The Hippodrome,| chard: small fruit god Fifth and University telephone: milk route; nice! Price $1,509 for our equity. F ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES ) GOOD WORK—G. R HART- rticulars write Mra, L. G. Snohomish, Wash. to NATH fh WPRCIALTY FOREIGN RECORDS BOORD EXCHANGR mink and rabbit " Toot Tet Fittott 2678 Opposite new Times Bide. trade. exchange. repaty 46—Wanted Miscellaneous ine. Madioon @t HIPYAR HARHOR — ISLAND, | 7 are Rik iF YoU HAVE an NG TO BRLL FAK RTH OF FIRM MITT. $3.67 '4 | "Fea the Pacttio Auction On, Male se hone oR EIGHT HOURS: GOOD CHANCE * sd lied Pee Meathlen eaptenh ee iture Wanted highway, | CARPENTERS On rorM WOR WED PORNO onens, nt houre’ wor oe tarther| bullatng scan ie "house it] AM4 pay higher prices than any house Welen ta | deatred: tring blankets, tn the etty, Phone Matn 2 Boattic Avetion Co, AW. QUIRT CO. Firemerton, x | Recond ave. Main eit. ‘ourt! 2548. SIX MESS ROYS, GOVERNMENT YEA Bh. Ss ob seme me Peccenrene Tie el, agee 14 to 18 years: wanes $4] per Bi Pe f Easy terms; house, barn and several ont-| month Apply U. & Coast Guard, 55— usiness Personals buildings: on main road; mail and milk] Postoffice building, Beattie. os HATH: treats dandruff, eczema, Famands Fra: a Near Kent Wi 6 OnRENWS Mewn CPEFATIN TARANTRED: Indien, gene Main 2174 B DINBLE Bult Rhop on every entt tolet ray for colds, rheuma- amar ase: ater, mares: eis York ¥ A overcot massage: shampoo. Op PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Third Lowlse Dalton, $17. Et! DR. KATHRYN HARRISON—001 SIXTH. | 60 acres Biliott 3133. STORAGE if, FIREPROOP ATORAGE WAT Central Storage Co, White ARAL RDP SECOND HAND CLOTHING cash, 1019 Third Ave. FOR #ALe H - BMITIC JEW! wheat land. Every acre can be culti GOTHING BOUGHT AND BOLD. vated. §1% per acre; long time; easy me —_ (121. 6 RMITH RLDS.. j terme. Address owner, 8. O, Rue,|#iiiP CARPENTERS AND LANOT Entiat, Wash. wanted Kirkland shipya: near Kingston. Price only $2,500; $1,000 | wANTED P. VAN ARSDALE & © 29 ACRES UNIMPROVED 18—Real Estate Wanted FOR Narn and outside work at sewer pipe plant| located 25 miles from Meat hours $2 WANTED OLD IRWELRY, WATCHES, OLD HIGH Ret | PRIck: 0. M—FEMALE HELP—WANTED HAGTINE PIANO je taught in 20 lessone. y DiAMOND®. OLD Ls FALa® TEETH . stp LAYING “GOLD, at PAID, LRY Co, 4TH FLOOR Irving Jennings ~“PURKISH BATHS, iio8|LisT YOuR Property witit Tite Blectrie cabinets. thera-| Public Realty Hurean wide To — Write to your parents. You will not Fovts loupe, tute. Rheumation my} _caly $20. £10 Liverty Bide, c79._ U2 be asked to return home, epectalty. Leute Myers, chiropodiat, EIR inerapise. “Piote aie 3215;| WA—REAL ESTATE FOR t SALE US GD lalla RON ssc WANTED—YOUNG LADIES FOR TEI- ‘ u Se ee T COURAH MAKES A FINTHI CAMP SITE MPECHR OPERATING: MO PERI Genser of zon. Wer waht Curt (a a a Sa ee Ite Kuaranteed. Hippodrome, Fifth 1120 First ave. 8 El-l wy not camp on your own Iand t VIOUS EXPERIENCE NECESSARY. 4 University. Hiltott 2187 © dandy little tract | ae ) di GoLd, MOVER, Teerit pra: i wek ) * eK PAID WHILE ; 2 $3 = =P $9.00 PER WEEK PAT 7" monds wanted. Highest price pald. 105 ‘SAND APARTMENTS LMARSING, RAPID ADVANCEMENT] Cherry ak" AME BEAN DEEL NEW STANDARD HOTEL a _ . 7 MICHARL, 202 PIKE #T Corner First Ave. and Pine IN SALARY; PERMANENT Post. r7 AWAY LARA Citapwie Large, modern, outside rooms: ny rhare| “cant betins Wiceeee ' ey) @ervice; phone tm all rooma; fh ‘Tr PAY FOR SUNDAYS i a “ a ae Stas rane a. — Fi and ep » AND HOLIDAYS CALL AT TELE rapher, 606 Crary Bidg. JINAPECTION CORDIALLY INVITED | ans coueer . comarce Wie tk oT tae GY HOTRL—Rooms 200, 25, toe night. | v1 nd Park | | STE VENS Weekly $1.50 to $2.00. 417 Tester way. | *: Onl¥) gewoot, 1116 FOURTH AVE. BE-| RINGTON, 113% tnd, $2 week up| 1} Seip ory Bed ak and evening. 1533 BARRO AA A! eo wood. Price $225 per| aweex $A. 3 AND 6 P.M. a ag 4 a $| land st. ask for Mr. Fits, or see - Reslly reached for ministerial sorvioes ° BUY A LIBERTY ROND . = Easily 01 . . . WEST & WHE Private parlors, Main 6491, ; \ AND ° 9 Colman E . ag.) PRACTICAL NURSE MRA. WIT * Ei COOK FOF NATOR: |" ‘gen, 7016 18th N. W. Phone Ballard PACK OUR nora . 7AKE UP—WHY PAY RENT? fate ‘a Panty of help ond 4 S| ti-nere tract; close tm and near ship-| ‘indly 3 te tere Bide. Guat ovtaide of rity limite: tow] Fool Ne Secacy cath o8 | AT KIRKLAND tent and raise you tubes 1 wrapping a eo | | $5 cash and 36) War ‘ $625 || tontnty. Liberty bonds accepted. Mr.| Firew Co. | Green, Hox 265, R. F. D. No. 4, eity., EXPERIENCED OR T RIF HOUSE AND ONR ACRE || Sidney 1201 power sewing machine operators want-| | 5 fom ed. Apply 160 Jackson, Saxony Knit- One sere; good no partly cleared by reason of Its location at count ting Co. - ' | Belance light clearing; in good of Kitaap county, is beat equipped | ALLL NEW OR OLD DAN ARAN: | gl etgnber: of highly improved to offer real baren in the Puget od taught. ure 1 to nd 7 to e | i, S 12456; can easily || Sound Navy Yard District on t] 11. Fitth and Univernity. ‘of. Os | | ue bui on to; also emall “oly 1] lots, Improved homes, unimproved and wala. Elliott 9197. ous ia in an especially fino improved farms. or write Port ERLY WOMAN F | = sae: ann || Qrenerd Commerctsl,Ca, Bos jinn cyoxtne sant we | SAVE. YOUR EYES ‘ bs gg Mihai THIS 18 BOMB BARGATH FAILING CYESIGHT | ® monthly, oa. Sergame Bowes sad lot ee MEN WANTED AMERICAN NA- | RESTORED BY OUR SYSTEM é car at nne; beautitul view property Ld nal Laundry, 6 VY. 44th at orth A Picrere | dlocks from ear line. Owner leaving| 196 Lang: sii ; It In the Something Nenides eA ~ SF] city; must sell ash, price $1,000. cena Glass in Our Glasses ' 6 ¢ 9 ! ' 1102 Firat_Ay WANTED — WOME N Don’t ay —< = i i HOMES FOR At. |, and girls for light factory Exorbitant Pric 9—_— ~— os | Re ae > Pio broom housen, trom $050,c0 92.000, work, in the most mod- or es VAKE FOREST PARK | 9 z 1 rrr ICLUDES. |" on terma ¥ Seattle OUR OFFER INCLUDES: mx. AG sores, « so sila ial YOUNG & RROnE em factory in Seattle; | ,ovttion of the yen a natn ot looking | choi tio Pallard Ave. Phone Mallard #12 * our crystal spherical lenses in Deer ee eaatinston; fine sALB, C ay tenwa,| ZOOd wages, steady Work. | roia‘tiifed' spectacie. ors and Hoot caine s re a: s, frame, all r one dollar and fast on which 'o thibe nes ¥ 9 tot, Apply Employment De- five cents Come end ine ft block Bee owner on promines, 4014 Inesday and Thured Take Green Lake ca: PORT hone available, tric lights and Jee $1,170Y $100 Cash, Balance Monthly or Quarterly ORCHARD COMMERCIAL wom ear partment, American Can aor, trom! Co., foot Cedar st. 38—Businesa Chances DOUBLE VISI t Port Orchard, han a number 4 ‘ . A. Hi. REID & CO. of good home sites for wale at prices WANTED—PARTY TO TAKH PINING | The Single Lenn wit ranging from to $280 per tot, on | room and Kitchen near whipyards: on Ark 314 New York Block. eusy terms, If you work in the navy| three car line sleeping rooms in yRAnW Bx rd, you should own your home in| connection money required for 2h . Fort orchard. rent. ‘Take South Park car to 6116 12th | NINE YEARS 1/-ACKE, PARTLY IMPROVED RANOH, Fon BALE—1-ROOM NOUsi eve. & z Ss lal ; with buildings, in Kiteap county; basement; mightily; east fro nT, CONFECTIONERY au males We water from Bremerton; 2 tiles Owner, 2619 Wallingford. 0 bent little business In the rom Silverdale; 114 dock ; city plac soon unning wate Fhoom House; LOT pixi16 ty, Wula Die wen flaluing: excedient for d poutry| fault ' pane aris FOr sate cheap ty ner. Write = a —— YOUR PROPERTY Witit Tih Dupt Jonn Selbo, Manette, h, % ¥. D.| POR BALE—OND LOT, COLUMBIA tis Manlie Musser. uv seanmdanion Leases Dup! 1, Mor 102, Park, cheap. G, Lath, Hartford, Waal.) oriy $29, 219 Liberty Bul, opp. P. 0. , rE y sas i s to see ‘them, AVE. SEAT TL, aa wo Sights, a | the imprisonment The penalty provided ent on the government the exception of nectic Ewplonage act, t om, Conviction means death and that pre a iat TO USE =) SABOTAGE BILL ON WAR GRAFT’ 1 iw the heavt- statutes, with n two of the vided for either under Under the laws which existed prior to the enactment of bill, 1t was necessary f cers to prove intent vergment before co: be secured. Effect on! esnary # Burian Succ Czernin, Is *% | EE TRIUIERR the Sabotage ‘or federal offi to injure the nvietion could ly is now nec ecds | Report 4 7m, 7 BURIAI Phere will be no more seandals! }found, or graft revelations in th | fulfillment of war contracts,” Clar ence L. Reames, special assistant the att y general, said pad morning, “The passage of th otage bill providing a term of 30 yours’ imprisonment for any or found guilty of hindering the ernment in any way or ally of the government will provide security from such a menace in the future Under the terms of the bill, « those who turn out defective. we materials, shoddy clothis ships that do not come up to standard, or any war equipment or material which does not meet the require ments is subject to convietion and) Raron Burian, once before the Aus- trian-Hungarian — fore! ign minister, has been named to succeed Foreign Minister Czernin, who resigned, ao cording to Vienna reports. 1,000 SHI WEEK TO ON EAST WASHINGTON, Ap roads east of Chicago operated virtually by gra This is becauso— ONE THOUSAND ON ARE TO OK" America's answer to the twice- PS A LOAD COAST pri 30,—Ran/ soon will be wireless telo- yh from mid-Atlantic, SHIPS A BE LOAD- ie number of renewed rman drive. The greatest possibi troops and supplies are to urope this sum-n The which qvery other dem » to be rushed and murt give way-—14 the delivery at seaboard of men, munitions, foodstuffa and sup- plies to keep all vessels moving with out delay, Pool Vessels To provide vessels to maintain this|jb, Stall 12-A, Winesap apples, $1.25| cage. pea Movement of men and materials| phox dolvd.; lemons, 6 for 10c; seed ian Case cet pmb epet cigs: Sr abroad, Britain, France, Italy and| jess grapefruit, 3 for 10c, 8 for Ol ae eeviosion thas iecined aes tenuis | America are combining all thelr) stall 30, home rendered lard, 300 Ib.;/ smith shop of A. P, MeLecd. 3900 available tonnage. pigs’ heads, 15c Ib.; potato sausage, | a rooklyh avec waa & warelan woke ae To avoid congestion a We th Meal SL opsters, 400 ti) ives by ame cetmettos taceement and to insure that the right car: wh cooked crab, 2 for 250 and upi| ‘russday, when William Warerhooe at the right pier at the right halibut cheeks, 2 Ibs, salmon| of se03 itt ave. N. H. discovered a American railroads east of Chicago] trout; 25 and 30c each. ‘Stall 45.| Suitcase under an cammty aheck sean Nirtually will be operated by wite-|Jargo. prunes, 3 Ibs. the setae ct the haewee. council athe teen do ne oF ears, a charged acetylene gas tank, and} i pe soups, 10¢; 6 bars 1 @ torch for burning steel their sailings. Their|iarge bottle bluing or a and approximate tim Ibs. Flake White, ONE job of the railroads—to| Britain Has Spent $700,000,000 to House W ar Workers ! ' BY MILTON BRO rows Point, at Hog Island, near Phil H Special Staff Dispate | adelphia, and at Berceo News. | WASHING April 40. (ireat Th ousin vlan will be under the win the beginning of the| direction of J. ¥ ra Flannery, war, has spent $700,000,000 to pro-| manufacturer of Pittsburg. Hix vide proper housing for war industry | is to use local labor in building workers | hounes, and to get the material thru| | © United States has not yet spent) the government, because Uncle Sam 4 jin #0 many p! has already com ndeered sand, gravel and lumber TwoFamily Houses Homes for married men will be of the two-family house, or semi-de- ached type. Attractive cottages will also be built. In most instances no rooms will be smaller than 10x12 feet. If possible, the houses will have 1 yards. houses will be nly of fram: Hhut two bills now pending appro priate $50,000,000 each On providing that sum for the shipping board, is now practieally thru congress, and will soon be a law. ‘The other tn permit th rument of to provide ousing for those eng in war in dustries other than shipbullding The shipping board claims its pro, «ram has been materially held up by wt he ma de in passing its housing bill, At] In towns where frame buildings a parrows Point, near Baltimore, only| forbidden, substantial brick or con 4,600 men are at work, when the|crete homes will be erected. Com plant can easily use 7,000. mittees of architects am builders To double the force would mean|have designed about 30 different dding 75,000 tonnage to the 1918) types. The shipping board officials were loath to go into details about their plans until they were enabled to go nead with actual construction. How r, one foreign place beld yp as a model is Gretna, Eng., where a vast | war industrial city has sprung up. Built Schools It is over 12 miles long. ernment built schools and theatres, shipping output, but the men can’t ¢ are homes for Loan at 4 Per Cent to be largely used by the shipping board follows: The ship. building will be required, wherever pousible, to furnish the land and to invest one-fifth of the money The pb concern ‘The gov- needed to build houses; the govern- ment will furnish the other four-|as well as homes, There were tre fifths at 4 per cent int A sep-| mendous decreases there in the num- arate holding company, whose aii ber of men who quit work to go, tors will be named by the Emergency | elsewhere after these plans were put! Fleet Corporation, will also hold a| thru. mortgage on the property | In some American shipbuilding As the houses in many cases will] plants at present it is said the tura- be built in places where, after the! war, there will not be so great a de. mand for them, lows is expected, and already discounted. ‘This lows in held part of the expenditure necessary to win the war, Build at Hog Island The places where the first houses will probably be erected are at Spar the average time a man spent at the plant was about 60 days. In Gretna, after homes were built, the turnover was about 6 per cent. In England provision is made for unmarried men by having big bodrd- ing houses, and this plan will also be: followed by the shipping board. | Te X Oey er rr ag, 6 | "1 Oakdale | ECONOMY Stall 17, 8 Ibs, fine granulated sugar, . Stall 79, pure ni al milk, 10c qt. cream, 20¢ pt. Stalls 7-8, 25¢ pkg. Cream of Barley, 2 2 Ibs. white beans, 25c; 2 large cans to- matocs, 25c; 5 bars Naphtha soap, 2 woft shal walnuts, b.; be] BY L. C. MARTIN corn or gloas starch, 10c; 2 Iba. Lina Usltede Frees ‘Ostrespentant beans, a rot washii der.| WASHINGTON, April 20.—With 3 a. Shi eye, 2 Ibe. » Boe, 2 , y th ate of th Flake White shortening, Pe copy aes Mb Ago pM Overman “empowering bill,” a clean cut victory for President Wilson, re- publicans declare they have yielded can Alaska salmon, Oblo matches, 40. fee, 600, 3 Ibs. %5c; best 30c coffee, 3 . ; » 3) their last ground. Ibe. 800; E. C. taking powaer,! dhe gerade passed by a vote of eo Stall 20, fresh peas, 3 Ibs. 25¢; | ¢3 to 13, ‘The bill gives the president me-crown rhubarb, Se Ib.; dry on-| power to co-ordinate and systematize fons, 10 Ibs. 26c; fresh artichokes, 2| tne various channels of war work. | for 15c; local asparagus, 10c Ib. on hand; new potatoes, 10c Ib, Stall | be; 6 large boxes | Stall 40, fresh California strawberries alway house today, where it will be passed without long debate, republicans indi- 22, English soles, 3 ibs. 25c; silver perch, 18c Ib.; red snapper, 2 Ibs. 26c. T | cated they would fight thru the sum- mer and coming winter before grant- ing further broad and unspecified powers to the president. Stalls 37-38, 20c ginger snaps, 10c I 250 bottle pickles or chow-chow, 15 plore: Ben ager rn porn aoa viea|. Senator Gallinger. minority leader, pe bineulte, ‘Se pkgs. shredded | declared two administration measures ~—-that authorizing the government to commandeer rail and personal PIKE PLACE Stall 17, & Ibs, fine granulated|PFoperty when necessary, and that sugar, 5c. Stall 79, pure natural| ®¥thorizing the government to buy, milk, 2c qt.; cream,” 20c pt. Stall | S¢ll or store practically all grains and farm products—must not be pressed. pot roast, 0c; Veal roast, 16%c| : Ser | “If the majority insists on these Ib; compound, 25c Ib. Stall 1507, oe eee ee corned beef, 16¢ Ib; potato sausage, | DMIs, said Gillinger, “you may as 1Se Ib; club sausage, 18c Ib, Stall| Well send home for your winter | clothes, because congress will stay right here until the next session in december,” administration victory on the Those 5, dried apricots, with pits, 3 Ibs Sc. Booth'’s sardinos, 20¢ can. Stall | 1603, full line flour substitutes at) reasonable prices. Stall 3, 30 value} cottes Stall 81, pullet eggs, 38c doz, Stalls 60-70, best fresh churned] butter 48¢, 2 Ibs. 960, large cup Man-| ), ning’s coftee, bc; ice cream, bo dish Stall 1513, fancy tomatoes, 20c Ib sparagus, 2 lbs. 25c; cooking apples, | $1.26 box, delivered. Th | Overman bill was clean cut. | who opposed the bill were: Republicans, Brandegee, Cumming, iUngham, France, Gallinger, Harding, Johnson (Cal), Knox, Poin- ‘|dexter, Sherman, Sterling, Suther- land, Democrat, Reed. BURGLAR THEORY NOW BETTER ESTABLISHED SANITARY seedless grapefruit, 5 for ; rhubarb, be Ib.; sweet peas, all 12, ot ¢ re not known until with-| Washington creamery butter, OFFER TO PAY NOW in of arrival, when it is! strictly fresh eggs, 40c di ‘a i < wirelessed in. In order that docks | 9437, tbc Lipton’s tea, The Seattle Electric company, in a e wasi, ¢ cor tion to the city council may not be cluttered with supplies, | Crisco, 90c; 6 Ibs, Crisco $1.80; ee = convres movement and delaying | Jukes, Se; pkg. washing powder, |"l¢d with the city clerk Tuesday oading, materials will move to porta| jase, bo box matches 3 bores 1c | Morning offered to pay three-fifths only as ne and each shipment) — —_— Of the ‘apst af Droposed: Taxice: Dinos wit te i pepe eroding wed CORNER improvements, known as: Fifth ave. definite port, to be-loaded on a spe-| gtall 102, full cream cheese, 220 Ib.;| © improvements, The action cific v of @ certain tonnage, peeps . tb. choice| COMPany formerly agreed to pay THREE GERMANS tia cnrametaes butiee (480 ICs te . 000, When the estimate c emery 5! D. beeen | Ag c 90,000 e ectric local ranch eggs, 39¢ de tall icans| YSs Felsen to . $70 te so SENTENCED FOR |\csicns'wintse's tos chirasie|somvany retuned (0 nana two thirds ‘a ground chocolate, 450, Stall 110,{7B® Rew decision is based on the HINDU PLOTTING) ",,£700"8 vocotute, Sta 120 00000 ‘extimates ¥ FRANCISCO, April 30. n-|June peas, No, 2 can fic; “Flag nee tences of two years each in federal | corn, can, 18c; Del Monte spinach,| SEATTLE YOUTH HELD prison and $10,000 fine—the maxi. 2 can Del Monte pumpkin. mum penalty under tho law—were | No. 2 cs Flag” beets, No. 2| BY PORTLAND POLICE pronounced today on Franz Bopp, |can 16c; Star beans, No.| Arni 15, of 83 Battery former German consul here; Eric|2 can 17c, Stalls 18-25, macaroni, 4] st is under arrest in Port- Von ack, former vice consul, |Ibs, 2c; minced clams, 10¢ can; Not-| land. He will be sent to Seattle, to and Lieut Wilhelm Von Brincken, d raixins, ; navy beans,| the juvenile department, at onc: military attache, for conspiracy in| 15¢ Ib.; hominy, 2 big cans, 25c; lima] In Portland he was charged with Hindu revolt ple Jared the y too small and ur Attorney Pr per trict ington to draft a more severe penalty passing sentence, new beans, 2 Ibs. 2919 First ave.,| driving a stolen car. . ®, Judge Van | local Swiss cheese, 35¢ 1b.; apple but:| His mother died several weeks} Our high class work, low Jty was en-/ ter, lhe Ib.; potato sald i, 15e Ib. Stall | ices and ainless me’ ged U.S. Dis: 14, fresh halibut, 20¢ Ib.; fresh sal —— are yteched for by a ston to ask Wash-| mon, » Ib.; fresh salmon trout, law with a|ib.; fresh red snapper, 2 Ibs. 25¢; ling GRAND JURY CONVENES twenty thousand satisfied | tached. cod, 10¢ Ib.; halibut checks, 18¢ 1b.,] ‘The last session of the grand jury| patients. The 26 others convicted were sen-|2 Ibs. 35c, Stall 15, fresh fruits and|in the present term convened Tues: tenced to varying terms up to 2 ables at reasonable prices. Free|day morning, at 10 o'clock. Tt will months in jail and $5,000 fine, delivery, own machine, remain in session for about four Ae — days ROB MAR Fe tan, TINE 8h, er i ba joap stall, Hordens milk, can: 4 F.C, Waseal, 116, Corner mar hen m, 260; 2 large bore Pine | !-} found steak 1.; bread, 8c loaf; ket, stepped out of his place of busi 150; 3 ® Poet's mechanic, | eanamon r is z ness for a minute Tuesday morning, Stall 19, fresh buttermilk, Go at eres st ; freshly ground peanut. buttor { CENTRAL returning to discover that it had nea'seal Grocery, Annex, sam be] Yelp Yourself blend coffee, 800 value been ransacked, and $80 in cash @ Harley, 200 pki, 6 bare Pride 3 45e: M. J.B.’ cof $30 $15 check, and a postal money order ®oup, 25¢; fresh peas, 10 Mote | Ms» 0; Mt. Vernon milk, tall, stolen. jIiah’ Go.,'bloaters, 4 for Blaine'a | 100; Campbell's soups, 1 3 pkgs. corn ype |deltcatemien, “home made mayonnaise, | fakes, 2c: wolld pack tomatoes, 2 cans P x 600 Mb, Stall 24, fresh butter, 44e tb. 3/200: 3 can small green ima beane, INSPECT WALLACE SITE | io iio, "currant. jelly, 106 1S, atergie | ibe; Lenox soup. be: Fels Napthe aesy, Tho board of public works left 10-%. pail Karo, 80c; Hills’ cof }6%c; Clean Easy soap, 5% y Tuesday 07 - or ean; Stan » Blue seer — carly Tuesday morning for an in- eani 200 ye einiates vestigation of the Wallace ri Oe Rn ae Stall 48, Chinook salmon, 206 1b.; halt pow site, Councilmen — Erlek iia: ats, but cheeks, 200 1, Stall 109, American ” vane Mor e rm Wonder potatoes, $1.00 sack; grapefruit, beens - ore ane a are Investlgat-| seeded raisins, fancy, 10c pkg. white|¢ for 1112, fresh peas, 100 Tb. ng conditions at Cedar river, figs, 2 Iba. 260; grated pineapp! ¢ can; | asparagus, tbs, 250; strawberry rhu- _ | Mills red can coffee, Tos, $1.79; Swift's | barb, Se I.; dry onions, § Ihe, Btall Tho Minute Men of Precinct No,' washing powder, 266 pkiey Mod. Th 198; ‘Carnation milk, Tie can; Mi. J.B. 189 will hold a meeting Wednenday foe, #1. cau Ode: Kitenen Cleanser, Go] vottoe, 1h, can 2 pkgs. raisins re y a tar aundry soap, 7 bare 260; Jersey but- ta na corp, 23; navy evening, May 1, in the Harrison st, ita 450 b.; full cream cheese, 300 I.;| beans, 180 large bottle grape juice, | school, at 8 o'clock, full cream cheese, 300 I; pot roast, 226] 40c; 4 Ws. dried peas, 2c, over of labor Is 600 per cent, meaning | As the measure proceeded to the’ Shipyard and Waterfront News & Notes 17 SHIPS SENT DOWN IN APRIL _ BY OREGON MEN: ORTLAND, April With the? launching today at noon of the Come« mandant Challies, fifth steam austle® iary schooner launched at the Porte, land plant of the Foundation come) any ince March 20, 17 new veme nels have been floated gon shipyards during April. This® the best record for any month) |since the shipbuilding boom in this district 2.4 Miss Frances Drury, daughter gee ‘ W, Drury, Seattle, asaistant mae | ger of the Foundation compasyy?, ‘ was the sponsor of the Commandant — Challes, which was built for the ~ French government. A launching of special note wae that late yesterday at the Const) — Shipbuilding company. The vessel, ~~ christened the Parabos, was the first’ of the Ferris type to be launched im) this district, and the first veasely) turned out by the Coast plant 400 SHIP STUDENTS SAIL ABOARD S. S. I ‘The ehipping board's training for marine students, the Iris, soon be ready for service, and a |of 400 students will be selected japplications which are being filed. dally. The men will be taken for |six weeks’ cruise, graduated, and placed on American merchant : rine ships. Those wishing to make tion for the course should Capt. I. N. Hibbard, chief of the ping board's sea training bu the Pacific coast, San Francisco, SEATTLE WOMAN TO LAUNCH TACOMA §$ The new shipyard of the Fo tion Co., in Tacoma, will be the of a launching in few days, which Mrs. Frank Walker, of ue, will figure as the sponsor, Walker is wife of the Northwest resentative of the Bureau Veritas, of — France, SHIPPING BOARD GIVES BACK FIVE STEAMS! The United States shipping be Monday returned five comt ed steamships to the Pacifie ship Co. These ships had been ated by the Admiral line for the § ping board. Following the disc of the President's cargo, this which arrived in Seattle | night, will revert to its former pation, The other ships—Governor, tilla, Queen and Admiral Wail —will be released as fast as dock in Seattle. The Umatilla is ff aground off the southern Jay coast, but is to be floated noniaee : ALIEN ENEMIES TO BE KEPT O OF BREMERTG No alien enemy may go to erton until the close of the Orders forbidding the issuance any passport and directing the stant removal of all alien resid of the navy yard city, were by Assistant Attorney General Cl ence L, Reames Twesday mo The only reason assigned Reames for the action of the go ment at this time, was the p of additional safety for the Sound navy yard. Ten residents of Bremerton affected by the order, which it every male resident over 14 of age of Germanic birth. Some of) the men who were foreed to were merchants, Reames stated, The first application to be 4 | was made “Tuesday morning by jactor, who wished to fulfill an gagement in 4 Bremerton theatre, |ARREST SOLDIER WHO COLLECTS WAR FUNDS Private C. L. Burns, of the artillery, stationed at Fort Wo was arrested in Seattle afternoon, and charged with hay victimized from ten to 15 a canvass covering from 25 to houses. He represented himself be a collector for the soldier's fund, the police say. ies tte banshee’ 30. | Ir. ag oa res " If You Nee The services of a DENTIST, — | bear ‘in mind that the Albany |Dentists are Dentists of k experience and _ reco; skill and ability. All Work Guaranteed for 15 Years Come in today for FREE mination and Consulta< THE ALBANY DENTISTS Peoples Savings Bank Bldg, (fecond Ave sad Pike Bt