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

Powe |11—Acreage. for Sate 0 in) ATT RE The Star CLASSIFIED | Ad Rates Treansient—Charae Advertising Per fine per Insertion 100 | Six insertions for the prive of five, | | Transtent—Cash Advertioing WRD ACRRAOR HOURR PRUTR HET Cash in advance—any claseifion. | & “J 4 cents per tine or fraction of tine. 12 Acreage Wanted _ Six times for the price of five. | we BoeND WATER” FRONT ¢ Contract Advert! | Riehmend bay, where | can keep « Per line per month—-1 month. . .$2.25| beat: must be on od road, = @ per Tine per month? months 210 carn down, the rest In payrmen ¢ er tine per month-—-@ months., 1.95 full partiouters fox ¢@ Sration f, Per line per month12 months. 1.90 Be Ey S tines each hk, aoe he rm Land for Sale er ae tin Fey <| 15-— Bo tines cach’ Week, 1 “yeain er Vine Te; Six months add" * eat three | Months add 1 cent. 1 year, Open Space Contracts | lise denel a FU a B00 Tinos to be used In one year, 19-City Rea! Estate for Saie er line .. * we! - - - - ay : mt 7 1 to be weed in one var | FRE E ie \' ine : greign ad. rate.s..-.i%e Der word WOOD lad. rate, per Vine ...5 . Atv Classiticd Ad Department Phone Main 600 LITTLE CITY FARMS ing om and . ena eatimates wubmitted Lo date, of $84 | TheSeattleStar & "ts." tas. 00, AAA AAA | need nat worry abe nat this totel will be sent up to Weed en n . 3 F beyond $65,000,000,000 aeems cer \| DIRECTORY **: iad ee ee «meer Sars LITTLE CITY FARMS Wy garence |! arsilng, jeapenses.| onal estimates from the war and) 7 & . Qoadrich Dr pt. 919, O ‘navy departinents and other branches | Z ~~ ATTORNEYS AT-LAW } ieune jnena IK ——~jof the government directly engaged | z ALEXANDER n AHIREMAN —ATTOR ana{i® pro#ecution of the war. Money| SE USTRI om . Ma ppropriated thie session is for the! CEN: TER ater RBS WSCCTHETR CR |CXO°E defletency appropriations to ait cam tehes ehineun banner > athe Co Rygpetinhe ghia {fant ly deficits in funds appropriated | » J R wenings until § o'clock. Pheipd Ce, {last year Raves re 206% Third aye (upataira) — wae a lite wort WANTED PARTNER IN LADY WA! f City ber shen, ¢ rent bait Inter} tene ‘ } ox ERAT. \ SPLENDID | $49 per mon rt INVESTMENT | 35—Female e Situations Wed. | By United Preas Buy @ “chunk” of tend attic, not a | WANTED FWD BWALE CILORESN io-feot ot. It suven one-nait in the| t@ care for. & 484 oid 4104) ‘Thin Ix the 1.04th day of the war Purchate price, and makes your Invest mth 120 Hiawatha #t. between / aod the Gath day of the big offensive. pat ro 7 *. a4 ment more profitable rte Sat. Pe | WRT ES FRONT — The Ger-| Gen, Fook's pla LITTLE CITY FARMS | } | 49 PARMA IN 20 ACKIES CASH $19 MOserirr $50 ¥ 4% INTEREST ch LITHRATURE ON REQUEST Loans trom $10 to $100 made auichty and confidentially on furniture, planes. jive ‘SANDERS & CO. all street tmpro: * bidek from ‘ all-night ae Tek te Pallard North Will accept tot Dlecke one two blocks from DEVELOPING KODAK WORK a AW AP TAP FE RA 10 conte a rei, Jaroba P.-1. tith ave for balance In monthly & and M with owner 4409 Holly at AND Lot FOR #4 Ogres, Wilt Ded on Meacon Hit car, 1808 Ate A any office p. P Ne FREE PLANS TF TP atiLD yor yor! © Have money by seeing Barn M18 Boston Block. Filiott 262 SANARAAPD AAA ESTATE FOR SALE Wove— MOVE Move again. Where next? equal to a fire. Sto Dard rarned rent money Greendale and you will be the tandiord 45 cash will starts home. These close ine tracta, with city water, city deliveries and free wood are selling fast: near shipyards and close to city mite and city ene fin $286, 45 cash and 95 monthiy. Phone awner, Heory ®. 1. Addrem PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS ve HARRISON O01 BIRTH. ASREAL F AREAL Fatiott 3129. — Green, Maney 1 WRST SEATTLE larne tat; Eee lamps, tuba Rheumatiom my| Cory (-room Toula Myers, ehiropodier,| garden ait planted Prone Main 3819;| ciect i ond warner AN TDEAT ern home for family of 4 to 10. cont under value, write for pi in pines, or take Ft 10—Trades, ete 150-4 AN Of EXCHANGE One of the best younre apple orchards in the Wenatchee district alow for td cc nt Apts. + | Monmouth 2 reeme 2 roomn Income property Wash, few Manson. ~~ we ot. 11—Acreage for Sale HERTS TOUR RANCH i COMPANY j un Denny & Meing JUST READ THIS Ride. i ROOM TOWER FLAT. i RP TANTEI: tion: Inte owner spent y Improving property just been proba: applicants for examination as firem ealary 9110-8125 ous limite 20 to 25 fire department month yearn, with | Splendid orchard, 7 years old, 40 | tind ave. f bearing trees, selected stock: | small fruits of every variety. | 27--Housekeeping Rooms treliieed a In potatoes: ms | large tainty garden; two amail, | |7NOOM MODBRN HOUSE, 366 Ith ! attractive houses; furniture na | Key in corner house ! tools incinded; box hedges; lawn 1 SS eeeywewr | Milter. “towers: tes rose || S2——-Male Help Wanted f teshes: chicken hows heiding | | | 200 birds; level; fine oti; butld- ie | Ings and tand in best of cond! wiwint—te: Civt porvies Gombuneea, | j i | | ponstble limit of 40 youre £ || perienced fireman. Appiteants residing fn Beattie for lew than one year mt || present applications in person ion for approval Apply to Ci Over 109 Bast Madison ear and Kirkland Servios Com ferry to Burke & Farrar officn in Kirkland and inquire for Mr. jater than Jun: 1018 WANTED—LABORERS IN AROUND BRICK AND TERRA coTta WLANT, 8 HOURS, CENTS PER HOUR. 1007 HOGE PLDG., TOMORROW MOR AND “7 CALL AT 9 O'CLOCK clone to town; Price $700, bni- Lots of work in Lavel tana: good woll; #mall exbin on place ance $7.50 per month mill; wagen $3.40 for # hours, I havel er good bargains pore. Weite ". J. CHRABTY r take, Wanirs Union and First 7} or 1412 Wentern Ave. | Ta « Tour PROPEITY wirnt basen Public Realty Bur SHIPYARD WORKERS Our commission only $2 ie n1 Liberty | RM LABOR 0. — Te | irmentiy i mootee, on x of land th Raineir vailer’ all éleared. Inquire 2411 Holly st. WINTE oi ideal Rowling Parlor, STAR WANT ADS FOR RESULTS ba hird ave., second floor, Call 11 a. m, —< [SEALED PROPORALS WILT | w Catt on us Wit CS GHEBND® ae UPOFATER 38—Business Chan REY A FAR here you can work ele wager Will Keep up and efter a wh pendent WORE WRI Hambermaida, bel levatog operators. tee No fee ena aa "with_ you TNE TY WAVE TONERS We will eolt uncalied-for suite Gnd shoes cheaper than any other 0%. ult HNOP Aaves you $10. o anit nd overcont. ‘Traders’ Hullding, 066% Third ave, nw WANTED-YO! WOMEN F av PRLEPHONE OPRRATING tat AMID ADVANCHM IN BALAny.| 0 oo rer om PAID Write fau for | OMPANY HRI WEEN AND BPRID oer M. WHY SOF Ae wore? be Lapin b errs AND OVER: * TO} 1D AMT | by T OFF YOUR run viner ave. é PF 16.60 te ne ne etived at thy a mon and then office un to day, Sune M ” opened. | fh ho & restaurant « malin furnish at th ‘ 1 yw tr xons great intensity Tih pay refit q This propesttion MONSTER SUM FOR WAR WORK BY LL, ¢. MARTIN United Presa Correspondent WASHINGTON, May 23.—This promises to be a $35,000,000,000 Financial experts to lay, settling down to prepare the greatest tox bill in the country’s istory—-nearty — 88,000,000,000— estimate that appropriations of this congress will shatter all ree: ods for any country in the world for a corresponding period Great expansion of the army pro am is chiefly responsible for the upendous total, Nearly $21,000 0,000 is in appropriations and thorimetiens for the army and ite rlifioa tions 500,000,000 in re pping, required to d #upplies overseas. The navy mete $1,659,000,000, while jthe war finanee corporation and the A raliroads each get $300, and @ half billions were for the allies in the passed thin session ropriation Dilla hav by war needs, do that} ond b Ordin ine eas | they cotat 62.448,669,000 This makes @ grand total, based on| | To Participate in Dramatic Recital to Help Smoke Fund | Laulag Little Louise Higbee will bene of | the entertainers participating in the dramatic night given by Mins Olson's School of Expression, for the benefit mans fesumed their offensive early) xday along an entirely new d-mile| front, adjoining the Picardy front on the south and struck on a five-mile! Miles directly nouth of ¥) ecleek lfromt south and weet of Ypres, on Loore, slightly more than he extreme northern up of the Flan lers area Field Marshal Haig’s official re. ort merely mentioned the beginning thone attagks and gave no indica om of thelr progre Thea assault on the few front.) aig said wis made on “wide onts” beiween Thelma and Sols following a “bombardment of He described the assaults “strong hoatile attacks.” rtrd 4482/ This front inctuded the famous erecta Chemin des Dames sector, where EAGAN AGHW 13.50 HATE 1688 TT STS | A orican t pe have been. in the r Rereen door: Window and sash screens, at, . Five crows pa tent4 2-ilent Prepe me weaned |= “b 5 62.60 @e 2, 50 tot County-City Building, not! wyROLARARE, BPROTACL it 1416 | Diao! 48—Lost and Found NEw . 146—Wanted Miscellaneous FRE OWL PAE i¥ Vo 48—Dressmaking Done __ I= St plece work Phone } Bie | $0— Furniture _ for Sale reer siete te NCH OF KEYS HETWREN Retern te Bim-| RAR AND DOORS 1 ty time f« coming. We make eoreen| windews and doors, Justrated catalogue No. 71 of ansh,|~ doors and buliding material. Sent free on Penvent mortised, gtoed covered with hy vanized wire mesh red roofing at $1.45, ap eid his ie about ma and Solssons and apparently | ould bear the brunt of the thrumt British With French Haig states that this attack was [made against combined British and| they pheer ability rench forces, indicating that the Det sur large it.| Hritish are operating south of the |iarger and better armed planer. PUGET SOUND STEAMERS ALL LOCAL ROUTES CR TIES SE the consume B WILTIAME CO. a Pited o2 pereness me REPT CWE OLS FON Tennithe for sale Elliott 4 OLaKATR HAC TOT IONS | EE ORES. _GiiReT PRICE PAID for mole, mink and rabbit skina, ALASKA FUR CO. anit We buy furniture ketee ev call the Pacific Auction Auction Main 4 , 468 Pike, Main O18. 55—Business Personals Arrive Beattio *Vieterta, H.C — Pet t Townend — Port | Angeles eave Steamer i ¢ mid. Townsend, Angeles! dally night land Vietorts. dany | *Dese sot call att 1 ee Port LB om Atrectite “any feoren rail fnew Inetate on Oiymple: Port Townsend —Part Anériva—Neah | Ray and Way Ports =| Fake i or # lemons STEVENS 7273 little cost: private — hails; 3 ath Jefferson, nene court ho reached for ministerial servic Moin 6491. ty, ate parlors with spherical lenses, viata, a8.e including mination ch warts, Optometrist, Mpler Block, 819 Bec- ond ave. Fad renees duplicated. ‘eenema. Reauvite QUARANTRED: ladies, gen: ities rag Ser ee colda, rheuma- Touinee’ batten, $17 ita | AM 5 Dl their own arrangements for tn OLD JHWELAY, OLD ILVMR, || ana aneume all rink WATCHES, OLD PALS® TEOTH. || inaking euch landing HIGHEST ‘PRICES PAID. SMITH SRWRLRY oo. ©. SMITH BLDG. «TH Pi 1L0O0R, fapher, 606 Crary Bldg. Pep r ee Ponte Papsengere for these points other boat landing points oats funding cha RAGTING PIERS PLAYIN ing apparel, net to ¢ music taught in £0 lessons | ticket. 160 py Bias | £D, BiDVRI, TERT Di attics, Open from 6:30 loomr. VIGAFION 00. GET SOUND NA’ nig Office, Deck. opm) loek 1 Matordas Only | 1tOpmisteamer Pneet, tor! 9:60pm Kingston, Tudlow and) way. pointe, ' Senday Only | 9:00am /Stemm: mt} oOo i [Kingaton, Ludlow ai iway potn' fleet Canal —Camble—tadiow Hood Canal! aswenmer rate does not inelw * Magenge labiiity te Phone ‘Mata wl | | WAR EVENTS j Ayre. A London dispatch said | | waa accepted an further evidence of plan of coordinating all | the ailied armics. ‘The northern attack was made be- | tween Voormenesie, lens than bo ve ‘alien to the weet and south, This sector is held mostly by French troops American troops, however, are also known to be training in this region, And it in powsible that Americans are figuring in the defense. | A staff dispatch from Wm. Phitip Simme today said that ah enemy ar | tillery aetivily was increasing all along the British front, particularly | in the Somme and Scarpe valleys jand in the Ypree region U. 8. Airmen Win AMERICAN FRONT - Fred Ferguson cabied from the Picardy re | gion that cannonading increased | line for some time, near Craonne.| there last night and that unusual |} midway between gerea! activities are under way, with | Mrs. Geerge the American and French aviators) having all the bent of it. American airmen are gaining the’ supremacy of the Lorraine front Frank J. Taylor He said the Germans have | reported | AMERICAN ARMY—The London | Express published a dispatch from [an Engtith channel port. stating | Uhat the 5T American soldiers who | Were lost inthe British 8. 8. Mol- davia last Thursday morning loet thelr lives becatise they disobeyed ithe rule requiring all passengers t@ be on deck while a ship is traversing the danger zone. The dispatch said an official inquiry may remult. FRANCE—The long range bom- bordment of Paria was reeumed a , ahelia dropping fm the city} “4 | IRBLAND—Webd Miller, cabling from Dublin, #alf that a break mi |@ecur at any time between the Na | tonalists and Sinn Feiners. RUBSIA—A Petrograd dispatch to TES || the London Express, dated May 21, seams | | maid it was learned from enemy |@ources that certain German ele. ments are planning & restoration of the monarchy fn Fuseia with the | duke of Meckienberg-Schwering, the | are" || governing head of one of the Ger | Man states, as car. An offieia! statement declared that as a result | of Emperor i'n recent viait to Sofia and Constantinople, the Aux tro-German alliance would be extend ed to Bulgaria and Turkey | TURKEY—A wealthy Turk, arriv jing in Geneva from Constantinople, said that half the population of Con- lantinople is starving "|| WILSON CALLS BAKER, LANSING AND DANIELS WASHINGTON, May 27.—Proai nt Wilkon called a sudden confer ence of Seeretaries Baker, Daniels thts | he was present and Lansing in Lansing’s office h afterne at wh He previously ed tach of the secretaries in turn, No offietal in timation of the unusual event was given out. on |Paris Bombarded Again by Big Gun PARIS, May 27.—President Poin- | Gare visited the families of the vic | tims of today’s long-range bombard ment. (This ts the first mention of lany casualties in the jong range afdment of Paris whieh was re b Germans this morn | | the VISIT OF EMPEROR IS SUCCESS POLITICALLY ZURICH, May 27.—The visit of Emperor Karl and Empress Zita to Constantinople and Sofia was of the greatest political importance, an of. ficial statement in Vienna declared today. Negotiations will begin soon, it was stated, to extend the Austro- | German alliance to Turkey and Bul rin. JUNK OLD LOCOMOTIVES Hight old Milwaukee locomotives | have been hanied to Occidental ave. Atlantic st., where they will be China had women soldiers long be- fore they were known in Russia, During the Tae Ping rebellion, 1850, women an well as men ferved in the ranks. In inking, in 1853, an army of 500,000 women was recruited. Higbee of the “smoke fund,” and Mrs. Frank Findlay st. {BALLARD DANCE | | BY EAGLES NETS $100 FOR FUND L’Association Francaise des Ali ctens Lorraine. From hatives of Alsate-Lorraine comes a contribution of $740 to the “Our Boys in France Tobacco Fund.” Leon Mannoni, inspector of naviga’! tion of the French commission, now in Seattio, addroased the woclety Mun: day night, and Secretary Emile Mars | the amount to The today brought rs have been called on to give every cause they nobly. And they are still giving. A dence at Ballard, May 1 vay to the smoke fund. | tanametatice Also. Bh. Clip Out This Cou- pon; Help Sammies ba zen mee Eprron Meattio Star: sreneee to Dag + pea News & Notes WORK ON DRY DOCKS Work on the new dry docks of the at the north end of Todd interests, Harbor island, was begun Monday The construction work of the John T. Heffernan plant dry docks will be under way before the week is out, it is promised. The five new repair berths will have a capacity of 36,000 tons of shipping at one time: CAMOUFLAGED SHIP LAUNCHED BY DUTHIE) ‘The Western Sea, £,800-ton steel! froigMter, Ciret camouflaged ship to} be launched in Seattle, went down the ways at the J, I. Duthie plan’ Sunday afternoon. This is the eighth ship launched by the J. F. Duthie Company since establishment here. COMPLETE BIG ENGINE A huge 00-horsepower marine, engine, one of the largest ever built in Seattle, is nearing completion at the plant of the Seattle Machine Works. It is scheduled to be deliv ered to the Skinner & Eddy Corpora tion Friday. Friday night. Mins Higbee is the daughter of Mr. Higbee, 4409 W, f If any group of Brattle residents it has been the Aleace-Lorraine people. ‘Bo have responded given by the Ballard serie of Eagles, netted Tried ana ataaoon — LEVY'S Continuovs 1 to 11 Dally FANNIE WARD} -—IN— “The Yellow Ticket” is just about the biggest thing you can find in this town in the motion picture line. 6 Parts Smashing Drama Every Foot of the Way . OTHER REAL PICTURES FINE MUSIC ORCHESTRA OF i¢ ‘ ‘STATE DE COUNCILS CONTROLE aa aka Central control of charitable ‘Bt: fancy | drives for funds will hereafter mall can | a a by state — | defense, un authority of sie Soe tp | tlonal comnctt of defense, it was [ed Saturday afternoon | Henry Buszallo, of the | state council, at the | state and county councils, cluded its sessions. | Red Cross funds is excepted. The state council will hereafter reet the times and length of and quotas to be raised. § full cream OVer the quotas set will be 116, fine home ren- over to the Red Cross, corned beef, home | will be given Liberty bond, war |ings and Red Cross campaigne. | A conference of all prosecuting | | torneys and sheriffs of the atte en be ed of Kastern Washington will be Soc in.: round and sittetn | in the near fature in Spokane, is fine lard, 20¢ t. Stalls | effort to place more information cheeks, fresh | gardifg enemy activity in the Tw bs. lof Asst. Atty..Gen. Clarence ee Public Markets wrett. ARP. Stait 120, large dan of milk, Ie; 2 cane Raker's sweet chocolate, home grown lett 5c; gooseberrien, home gtown Washington cream- Toa. She; beat ranch $1.15; 2 tall cans GhirardMi's choee marker- Tb hrick, t3¢ Mh. Stall dered lard, augar cured « cured faney bacon SANITARY Stall 86, pet roasts, 186 meat, a. ie 31-28, shad, ]for ite ona up. mil lor sp CARTER DE HAVES om and FLORA PARKER in “TRE HONEYMOON® a Rogar stall, ptat Bord }s4.90 ty, Annex home grown freak straw Hilla’ coffee, 1 walnut T.; Shredded Wheat Biscutl, 2 pkgs brooms, $0c, Stall 3, best rhubar Se MH. Btall 19, fresh buttermilk, Se qt reah grownd peanut butter, 200 fb. Stall He Hilla eoftes, 2 M. J.B. bye | Shc can. Stall’ 18, Mall 24, tor ohurhed butter tha, She. the. dry Asparagus, box Twice Daily~ Mats., 260, 800, The. Ife to 6c. ||PALACE HIF Continuous Daily, 1 to 11 Francis Owen @ Co. 5 Other Big Acts Photoplays: “The Margarita Fischer in Woman” crean fo PIKE PLACE LAUD SEATTLE BUILDING | Toe. beet cane a Weekday Mate. t0e: & Gun. The Aprli 20 isaue of the London|® aia Ilustrated Graphic devotes a full! jy vat, page to Seattle shipbuilding, re roost WILK ES era ferring particularly to the feat of) beef, 16. the. she th. rowa |] Fittn and Pine, ‘Tel. Seattle launching three ships on Jan ; icon of Tonight— weet uary 19, The West Arrow, Suther, » © Next Mate—Wednesday and land and Ypres were launched within "yooacagned Se, orn Play of Western 40 minutes of each other on that date. |} FRANC ROTCH DEAD Shipping circles are mourning the death of Francis Rotch, veteran pur- rer, which occurred at Honolulu on Saturday, according to information | °% reaching Seattle. He leaves a widow residing at the family home, 4131 Alki ave., and two sons, Carland, now in command of the United States shipping board's steamship Western King, and believed to be in the At lantic, and Franeis Roteh, Jr RE’ Patriotic will feature advent of Dr pard, “Billy Sunday of ards,” in Seattle. Dr. (peaks under auspices of service section, United States ship, ping board. HEPPARD HERE talks to shipyard workers J. H. Shep the Ship. Sheppard national © “by our Western Stock Com: “Tar CLAIM te to She; Mate. 126 and Nights NEW PANTAGES Mate, 2:20; Nights ECONOMY 38, pure cane sugar, choice Alaskh salmon, 250; 3 | Yeast, tbe; 19¢ jar rubbers, 2 Tuternational Comedian | Ths, whole rice, c Other Features cottee, 2 large cans milk enbentoat CENTRAL | ,2tetp Toursell tend, cotter, 300 wats tha. 450; Jiffy Jel, 9: Carnation ree 1066, «mati Mount | milk, large o aay a ter orcs D every evening } Sanday Afternocas. mayonnaise dreasing, 23 smelt ‘180; Uneeda Biacults, Te.