The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 21, 1918, Page 15

Ad Rates ‘Transtent—charce A ret ‘Tran nt—Cash Advertising IX times for the price of five Contract advertising | te Tne ner month—& manth mer line per month —12'm ach week, 1 year, per each ‘week, Y year. per Stk months add’ iy cont—Three ithe add 1 cent. Open Space Contencts Mines to he used tn one ¥ line .. . Nines to be sed In one rear. Bf Nines to be used in one year, Classified Ad Department Phone Main 600 ATTORNEYS.AT.LAW LEOLA MAY RtaNN WOMAN T Fer. Consultation free: confidential General practice. — Collections. Oriental Tullding. Mein 2 T RCHOFF— 1a TOP fod ave, Consulta al practice all cases ‘ED P. GORIN— ‘Patent Attor ney Patent or tee refunded. 701 Central | (9) ne from $19 to $1) ‘confidentialy on furniture, mtock. ete SANDERS & CO. 12-2004 TC. Amitn Bide Et the COMMISSION they chares* ROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETY, Ine 411 Seneca and 11¢ Marion RSPECTARLE PLA RORROW “money on DIAMONDS and JEWELRY confidential 809 Recona value. The Reliable, 967 Third eR E39 cents © fell. Jomsba. P DANCING SCHOOLS DROME GUARANTEES TO you old or new dances. Prof. Eliott 2187. The aeons straight payments. and University. EWAN 4221 Fourth. Phone Main 3546 ARE RAR RR AAR OPTICIANS anda, Praser-Paterson « 2174. SICIANS AND SURGEONS KATHRYN HARRISON 001 SIXTH. | 5; s00— 3133. STORAGE RIAL TURKION BATHS, Ti0s sve. Electric cabinets, there- peutic lamps, tubs. heumat my epectalty. Lovia Myers, chiropodiet, OTEL MILWAUKEE | 468 KING ST. (Under New Management) right place for workmen. Fo! cold water and telephone tn every foom. 2c, BOe per day and wp. Very reasonable rates by the week or mont! NEW STANDARD TOTET. Corner First Av ree, modern, ou! ‘service; phone in all rooms; first fin every respect; Tée and up; with pri- vate bath, $1.60. SRSPRCTION CORDIALLY aasae 1d t 1813 G tnd 42 week wo F week we | ‘ 10—Trades, Exchanges i Aches, UNDER DITCH Main 2209. 1—Acreage for Sale RRRRRRRRRRRR 10 ACRES LEVEL ALDE Htom; easily cleared: qua’ mile from school: half mi from depot on main tine of Northern Pacific and 0-W. J R. & MN. raiiroads; $60 per acre; terms to suit | Now ts the time to get a lot at Chambers Prairie, the new town on the main line of the North ern Pacific and O-W. T. & Faliroada. Opportunity for re taurant, blacksmith and repair shop, barber shop. Can obtain ts for $100, on terme of $10 cash and per month. Make your plans to visit Cham- bera Prairie on July 4th, 5th and 6th, and select # tract in the moat rapidly grow ing community county. For particulars see H. REID & CO. New York Block RRERRR Male Help Wanted WANE TS WAVE MONRTF 19—City Real Estate for Sale “OWN Youn we 11- 11—Acreage for Sale LASSIFIED | o Meridian ave We will sett f shoes ch town, 1 Washingto ) HENE'R NENW VPARP ATO | p maven you $10 on every walt |( and overcoat. Traders’ Bull I yard workers living near RADHITRY ALL KINDA OF 2 WOOD SHIPS TO HIT WATER: way (0 get a ty Peg, time Per Insertion ... 10 x Insertions for the price of flea were a In advance-—any classifica- Ponts Der tine or fraction of tine wis hrvere gas MANENT XPERI F Tine per month? month. ..92.2% F line per month-< months. 2.10 Ta the 180 ki and Fauntere Me WOMEN AND GINO NOT #AVE MONEY? AND GENTLEMEN'S SUITS OVERCOATA FROM PRERENT THIB A 10 PER CENT OFF YOUR PURCHASE. | he gade 1904 FIneT AVE VERNMENT NEHDA 26.000 WOMEN Veearin Experience Tine .. ee len ad. rate......1%ec per word ad. rate, per Mme oo. ccc cee et * Ride a he Seattle Star DIRECTORY 15—Farm Land for Sale TRA” WARFED 160 FOR serniee NOW IN U. S. SERVICE! Rainier 120M VAN ARSDA A LITTLE DOWN, A Third ave. 10 Winwatha et. betwe and 4 p.m. NY COUPRTENT YOUNG | The Baat in office tila of 16 similar veaela that sensible end) building for United States service at | Kobe, Japan, One of them, the Fast Iready in service of the rd. ‘The others are | AAR |88A—Stocks and Bonds jer Gun, ts 7 payments boys nice home from Lane tar Of 19—City Real Estate for Sale y POSSESRION ¢ Rilver Mines Laverty Ot & Alaska Porm Wyoming? in Red Metal Mining SNAPS IN SMALL PROPERTIES WHY PAY RENT? apates te atte Chitina Ko MAX WINKLER we WONEY ON” DIA; is and jewelry at 2 per cent. NO OTHER CHARGES Othere may AD WERTISE lower rates, but how about RE YOUR OWN LANDLORD ~Lost and Found bees T ANO RCAR?P PaRrryr ORORGETOWN balance monthiy NEAR SHIPYARDS room modern. A room. semt-mode on Alaska at close to ca a vf] This is o fine Aseeaamenia pall Weat Meattle KODAK ‘woux room rodern except furnace PHINNEY RIDGES WR STOCK ONLY A rw wood jured cars, and «ive | | ry 7 +g + Ply | | Steacnship Co, on Lake Washington, sortee: att ae | and paid: $200 cash, bal- ‘no mortgage to aswume. FINNEY & fT! 1 Third Ave ance Itke ren! from city itmite Dee Moines bit ted in a well large roome, bath. real good bungalow 407 Leary Hide PR ARaEN S-roam, semi-modern: frutt trees, berries, ete; wo blocks from car and brary. ‘These are A-1 good boys f money. Take $200 cash. bal ith furniture: 1 4-reem house: modern FIREPROOF STORAGE WARR- v . Central Storage Co. White Bidg. lor $20 per months beat buy for the mo: Price $1,200; some in that distriet I y alogues No. ; rem, Hullding Paper, Pre. pared Roofing, Plaster Board, Paints, | assessment paid tn full money on this, and AND TWO LOTH Weat Beattie: own USE AND LOT POR BALE. Wilt seit on t Take Beacon Hill enr Windows and Mash, per ea. ft 4 ASSESSMENTS PAID RENT Fé oe ait 1949 Wiret_ Ay 5 PIANOH FOR TENT. RENT Ch plied on purchase. Meyer-Toner, PHINNEY RIDGE, 9450 fingle roome Phone Beacon 2450 PARTMENTS WEST SEATEsm, 5600 GRAPH OUR SPRCIALTY FORRI 1816 Weatlake to new Times trade two rooms paying the rent 25—Unfurnished Apartments MONEY TO BUILD Ask for Mr. Slamberg or Mr. THOMAS & APARTMENTS | Menmouth—tiat and Yesier way— 2 rooms, unfurnished Firet and Warren « 2 rooms, furniah High coat of fue! workingman can pay $19 to $50 per Plenty of work for years to come vegetables, ete Denny & Bwing Alaska Bide. Wm. Degenhart HOURERKEEP chased now at $20 per month will cheaper than renting it one year from srned it over to ua to rent and buy another p! trade for cheap lots or a few acres This ia unineumbered except $200. What have you? George W. H. White Investment Co. Oriental Bioek. income from the firet one nt $4 29—Apartments Wanted most for the amking . y terms. Box 2 pare for the rainy day while the un shines. One or two lota on Lake Burien muni ai car line at Portiand st. utes to shipyards electric lights; phone WOOD and plenty of for emall house, also carpen the roof over your head st a little money Our proposition . Rooms for Rent RENT—@LEEPIN AWFORD. HOTE 32—Male Help Wanted _ OOD PAYING FURNITURE STO Cedar river water Wa $2.60 WATS, 1005 ist a 46—Wanted Miscellaneous el ‘Annex, green “PAYS MORE furs, furniture. We change everything. 1217 % Int ALIS SOT BENE US: | £ ~Dressmaking Done | matchen HIENCED é “pi o work BXPRRIENORD or plece work. Phone Ki enongh lumber little town | Fauntleroy or Gatewood cara to Rt side station an empectally de of the wage earner, 0 place to invest 50—Furniture for Sale ‘ur agent. wilt | Siakis Farsivars Go 700 Piss MOIR SUL | sian 150, peta comin going to be @ big ct 4 share in profits rent. |For information call Elliott 1284 or eal lumber at cost, | Price $150 to $27 EQUITARLE BOND COMPANT 601-606 Lowman Rullding, WEST & WHEELE!, Colman Block. CITY FARMS the Weat Beattie district; NIGHT FLOATING than renting. and ev LITTLE CITY FARMS ua tell you abo with map of Sei TRES, 714 Third A TRACTS OF LOGGED - OFF ND FOR BAT Low prices; em wh COMP, Thake Lakes LOM ‘Three Lakes GROWS HAIR: treat UARANTEED Violet ray for cold ; ge; shampo nd Jefferson, n Daiton, 217 Kitel Bldg sily reached for miniat h will start a home for you. the Went Meattie district; $50 cash $10 per month, gives you possession. rier, put up a shack or a tent han renting. Here you beat the | wood ts fr Develop | ¢ while working: it's the one way clone to elty limite and city Employment Service and near shipyards; or 1412 Wentern Ave AHIPYARD WORKERS Ag 3 Urgently needed on war essential work o will necept Liberty bon Ge first payment; pay the balance ont 7] wages. Steady work In our frp and mill for steady men chicken house who line carried ® paper rou! American Bank STAR~—FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1918. PAGE 15 ot WEEK PAID NhOINNE Rs ORR AER IK CAO ||! scheduled to launch | PERATING BCHE more ships than any other shipbuild tA. M. and 6 P.M. | {ing center in the giant launching gram arranged for July 4 wnols, fi All five at regulation §,800-ton standard 1 as A. Rexton | $,500 tons each. Kepi 0 TO perfec plans fol AND G®T | launchings Tuly |JAUNchings is ¢ men Skinner, C.J. § mponed of nith, VietorH nennY PickRNM Fe individual yard celebrations. BOAT FROM KOBE IS kood accommodation. ¥ write FA. Btreblow, #um 4 blackber Weediand) The astern Chief, 9,000 wtraight from Kobe, Japan, Drews conta, # loaded at Tacoma, following Female Situations Wtd._ the big vensel steamed to Seattle, TWO AMALE CHILDREN | had her name changed, and was of. : ally accepted by shipping board Yeh ¥ sold, $15 5 fhe representatives: Star shipping be sm & Coal, | 'D& brought over as rapidly Tigh Power are completed, The v t nuy tal return to Japan in a few days * Wyo. ke Gold fe Ot Six si which ipa, the keels 9 Ritiott #50 Mercer at. bet A Be S ICRP ANTET Doo | NAME | Sandstrom company ard caer tor wuch enlen. will be given next Saturday, as a| Wr CAN BELL YOUR Can | | | farewell ritual to several large ships F enggt es I a3, | | | that will be turned over to the ship- coop tow wariran @ | | |Ping board. These vensels have plied HOLMER, Ine | | back and forth on Lake Washington 10th and Seneca | - ae - ——# T189” Weetinke. m Mary of the Red Cronus. it AND DOOR one of our large titne- ned wil 2.00 and per eq. ft Seattle Construction & Dry Rhip ® Boattia, launching. $266 HATA 1008 int » RECORD BX¢ ANGE er. repalr TENTS, AWNINGS I, Webb Kitchen & Ca./pany, with headquarters in } gi aaa York. Remington stated that the TAUR Foundation yard is a permanent ad 11h. p/ dition to Victoria, Stever, Seep waters FIVE SHIPS RECEIVED menu tnveows fret FOR HAWAIIAN TRADE The Mataon Navigation Co., of San Francisco, will soon receive five te MALY Warren ' Shipyard and Waterfront News and Notes company betwe superintending |STEAMSHIP TACOMA IS NOW NAMED CHEBAULIP’ ¢ wteel, will enter the wa ol ships will be the hip launched at the Todd been changed from 1 baulip by the nav |STRICKEN INSPECTOR IS NOW IMPROVING in in an improved while the two wooden ships will be nentatives of nt shipyards, at a meeting oma to Che 1 more ships may A committee on steel ships for the | poration inspector condition at the Seattle General how poisoning held by speculators and non-resident | jlandiords, must be broken up, #014 | defensé fund appropriating $3,000 « + write for | dahl and Edgar Amex, The wooden eatmonard (yy | Khip committer consixts of Gentngtans Bs 6 Meacham, M. J. Kellex and Edward wan atricke Looker, The yard workers will have herries and Kverereens: | committees at work on details of the tile from Bumner, on paved roi MYSTERIOUS LEAK IN SOY OIL SCOW ‘Thousands of dollars worth of soy) ded from a Jap . nearly shattered natural abilities and desires for the consider: | ation of special problems of three | lice were enlisted today in a search | clases, logged-off lands, arid lands|for the male companion of an un- and swamp and overflow lands | identified young woman, whose half- The general plans of the conven: | clad body was found en the Burling- tion are to work out a system of|ton right-of-way near Sheldna, Mo, | stat and federal co-operation for the | early thin week. ‘settlement of lands, public and pri-| ‘The two occupied a drawing room. | vate, for soldiers and others, after|on a Burlington train out of Kansas asey & vast number of City Friday night. At Quincy, TIL, producers. California's start in this|the man left the train alone. The woman's body was found by « tracic addrens and he met all ..uestions in| walker Monday. There was no evi- a convincing manner. | dence of violence. Elliott bay Friday, flying the Amert:| ings until & o'clock. Phelps Co, can flag, and in the service of the! opataire) shipping board. Her cargo was un large scaw belonging to Rodger Brown which the oll was loaded mysterioun leak at the foot of Han Snoqualmie was rushed to the ace and the water pumped sinking scow is not known. Release Pidd to Be Tried Again on Assault Charge) TACOMA, June 21.—Orders are ex arrive from Washington to- orl 6 leak Chief ts one of a fio PE Origin at the eal Girection formed a part of Dr. Mead's mae] will manned by the Alaska Steamship company, and the Oriental crew will | Lewin soldier, for murderounly Lawrence Berquist, tax! driv federal custody, following the sign- pardon papers by President ‘» MEN ARE NOW NEEDED | FOR NEW SHIPYARD CO.) ‘The Sandstrom Shipbuilding com pany of Seattle has been taken over | by J. H. Price, head of the Price Shipbuilding company, with yards a Vietoria and on the Columbia river. Pidd will be rearrested by county officers, however, and tried on the) same charge in civil courts | Pidd wax convicted chiefly on sen- sational testimony given by his wife. ruling holds a conviction cannot be obtained on a wife's testi Ann~A~ | lain unmolested for three months of the Sandstrom company's Insolvency, will be completed by Price interests. A force of between 600 and 900 men will be employed, Li. where but 250 were used by . W. W. FAIL TO GET RELEASES IN COURT Presiding Judge John 8. | ruled with Police Chief Joel Warren Friday morning, and refused to order IN NIGHT EXCURSION tne reieane of James Treanor, D. & the | Dietz, Patrick McGovern, Wiliam Baskin and arrested in a recent raid |on the Second ave, headquarters, Appearing to answer the LW. W. order to show cause why the men should be confined on what was termed “insufficient cause,” Annist a Corporation Counsel Kennedy demurred upon the ground | that the causes of the five I W's had been ’ Judge Surey upheld the city’s con- MCLAW SOCIETIES HOLD PATRIOT PICNIC The patriotic societies of Enum-| claw will give an allday picnic Sat Thomas Horner will give a patriotic addrnas Georse Petter was “was fined $25 an ‘WILL FAREWELL SHIPS An evening excursion on steamer Fortuna, of the Andervon for many years. The Fortura is to be donated to the Fast Seattle aux- dara motor: DARANOFF LAUNCHED excies, dieycles, acorasorics and expert vererornnm| _ BY SKINNER & EDDY! ewy in good running condition Price) Skinner & Eddy plant No. Seeesh OLR Thursday afternoon launched Daranoff, 7,600 tons. ‘The hull was 45—For Sale Miscellaneous lone of three left incomplete by the | Todd interests. The other two hulls | of Kash,| Will Koon be completed, following which §,800-ton ships will be built. The Daranoff ix a steel freighter. We make Merson Doors and Rash coverea | When Skinner & Eddy took over the conviction of offering company plant, it wna emtimated | immature veal for sale S| that two months would be required | anywhere, and|to complete the hull. It was launch |A MUSEMENT S| sen go peta gn ed in one-third of the time. Prof Pe WILLIAMS CO. S. Meany, of the University of Wash- ngton, was one of the guests at th ‘METROPOLITAN Coming Wed., Jane 26, for 4 Nights Comatock-Kiliett Co Smartest Musical Comedy in 26 Years. FOUNDATION COMPANY “ca WILL CONTINUE WORK ott 2078 VICTORIA, June 21.--Fears that « the Foundation company might not go on with the building of ships were dispersed Thursday by Frank Qverything in Canves| lin Ri emington, president of the com JOSEPH SANTLEY SEAT SALE 10% War Tax MOOR “CAMOUFLA: STEVENS AND MARSHALL teats)! Public} Markets ROOM APARTMENT | . Conrad, PINE S&T. Sugar and @oap ata: natic lik, 106 can; ot r 421 Py r. | rice, bare APPLY AT 621 PIKE ST. wie mane’ on, 250 T.; Co., #t tring beans, peas, Ibe Ib. new turnip, onions, 6 Tha 26¢. Btonk’s, No nuts, 206 T.; 2 cana peas, 25e ape Nu + clothing. att as |B DR dtc th. Stall 21, atrietly frosh ¢ | dor: 4 large rolls tollet pape 19, fresh buttermilk, be at peanut butter, 20¢ Mb. Stall I A ; frult, 25¢ ~ WESTI |10 bare Crystal White soap, & ines: Personals Jil, $2.26 eal, Stall 120, 2 the best head 2 So ean best tuna fish, 2 don Happy Home jar rubbers PAVILION hoth eveumbern, 10¢ H 2, large cantalow 106 each BEAUTIFUL SILVER LAKR for 10¢, Stall 120, faney to #4 PIERCE ORCHESTRA ‘oem, We Th: new potatoes, | | butter, 600 1b; Rogers’ peanut Stall 106, IG way: ttle. cont ENS private ni 1623 4th ave. | j =, ‘ember Dancing | 05—Business Personals 011 Teachers’ A WANTED TO ADOPT CIULD FROM infant to 7 months old; girl preferred ivate parlors. Malin 6 HIAMONDS, OLD GOLD, RAGTIMB PIANO PLAYING IEWELRY, OLD BILVER,| And popular music taught tn 20 lessons. OLD ¥ALSB TUBTH. | Pantages Bide PRICHS PAID. |6Lp LD, SILVER, TRETIT AMITH JEWELRY CO. monda wanted. Highest price patd. aMITH BLE 4TH FLOOR | a. bd » » $2. 50 @e $2.50)’ at CAL NURSE —M SPECTACLES, ¥ITTED Breas WAT ® ON CREDIT eH es Matin, Menmarts, ORs MICH ATE IKE ST Shi mipier Block, #11 Second | BRBAIN Kk ON--PURLIG 8TENOG. Broken lenses duplicated. rapher, 606 Crary Bidg. . Weller and O'Donnell ———" Horden'a or Car- PALACE HIP HIP GREAT JANSEN IN Fema Oil, Imperial Eitiott Fish re sole, 1).! ling cod, 160 1, Red Beal Grocery, June Eividg a eee ‘of Redemption” 2 pkee. Bbc; 4 boxes Bearchlight So, Atal 24, foe cream, soft drinks of all kinds; fresh butter, r of the laugh and the tear, Mats, 17¢ and 280. NEW PANTAGES 2:20; Nights “AN ARABIAN Merry Opera Con y, ~E cana Dutch Cleanser, 150, Stall 26, new| 6 The Other Features, General Admission 250 “CANCO” PICNIC of American tan FORTUNA PARK halle ee ees WiLi 016 18th N. W. Phone Ballard Fare, Dancing and Sports. body Welcome, U.S. WILLNEVER MINERS TO ASK RETURN TO OLD PROBE OF COAL _ BASIS OF 1914 PRICES INN, W. —SAYS CORBALEY) An investigation into coal prices, Collective and government control | *Ply and demand, in the state of . Washington, by the United States . was called for in 4 to the District 10 Mine Workers’ union convention, and management of industries ia a thing that will continue after th war ‘These were statements made Fri- | by rdon C, Corbaley, execu: wAministratio plution presen’ late Vriday afternoon Commercial Club, be — unantnou! ¢ held in the chamber rooms. followed an address in which at the same sentiments wer ing the ¢ omew expressed Thurnsd afternoon in a and thi are not bet: remarkable address, by Dr. Hiweod | 0nd thet miners are ot Sara on soon ee the California | “Phe miners’ resolution asks for ac- of the rural institute of the Univeral ty of California. “The vital need is the reconstruc tion of social life in the United States,” Dr. Mead told the conver-| ahied to operate full time. tion. “Foreign tenantry and non | phe ore the backbone of the nation. | orticery The best land acres, now large! on long Ume, at low interest, in im- proved condition, to home bullders. ‘The convention organized perma Find . Girl’s Body |nently Thursday with State Agricul tural Commissioner 5. ¥. Benson as| Near Railway; Are | president. The delegates were olvid GA tate. prouke, ascbedig 40 thelr Looking for Man ythe war ri SHOES Warm weather means tired feet, but we have the shoes to keep you cool A few of our men’s prices: Men’s White Canvas Blucher Oxfords ........$3.45 Men’s Gunmetal Oxfords ..-.........-.---.-$5.95 Tan and Black Outing Shoes ...---.--------83.45 _ Men’s Tan Lace Sandals .....-.....-.-.---$23.95 ATTENTION, SHIPBUILDERS We carry a full line of heavy work shoes for hard wear at $3.95, $4.45 and up. We have a heavy tan shoe, built on the Munson last, Goodyear welt BOleS, At 2.2. 22- ego eee ene cee eoceeeecesc eee Come to Turrell’s Downstairs Department and save money on your shoe bills. TURRELL SHOE CO. 903 Second Ave. Why Increased Business Does Not Help to Eliminate Losses People who do not understand how street car operation on a five-cent fare basis can lose money when siding is on the increase forget that the cost ratio keeps on increasing, too. The fact remains that costs have all gone up enormously, and fares have ac- tually decreased in proportion as the val- ue of the nickel has decreased and as the length of the ride and the wider use of transfers increase. The merchant who sells goods in- creases the selling price whenever costs increase, for he knows that to increase sales made at a loss increases his total loss at the end of the year. If potatoes cost $1 per hundred, and the dealer sells them at 95 cents, the more he sells—the more business he does on that basis—the more money he loses. Street Car Companies SELL TRANSPORTATION, and the funda- mental rules of merchandising apply to their business just as they apply to any other business. PUGET SOUND TRACTION, LIGHT & POWER COMPANY ple of the Chamber of |, Convention delegates predicted oe Bie : amber Of) that the resolution would be carried the land settlement conference | "ny. resolution was framed follow= «eo of Mayor Hanson that Seattle people believe that coal prices in the state are exceusive, ard and professor | tion by the government to lessen the competition between coal and Cali- fornia fuel oil, in order that the min- ers may be given more work, and | that the mines in the state be en- convention Friday morning resident landlordism js the £rave | passed amendments to their constitu- menace we are facing, We muat re- tion, calling for the bonding of all in local unions having charge of finances. It was also agreed to build up by assessment & CHICAGO, June 21-—-Chicago po