The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 25, 1918, Page 11

The Star LASSIFIED Ad Rates ‘Transtent—charee ne Tine per Insertion 100 Sx insertions for the price of five Advert Transtent—Cash Advertising Cash clasaifion- oH & conte per tine oF fraction of tine Bix times for the price of five tn advance—any Contract advert! iF Yine ner month r Vine per month r tine per me Tine per month 22 me week, 1 year each ‘week, 1 year, % aaa’ cent months cent the add 1 Open Space Contenets Hines to be werd In one year Vine .. Mines to be One year line .. a%e Hines to be used in one year. lq ee: st ad. rate, per tine .. % ised tn & tie per word oon ¥@ Classified Ad Department Phone Main 600 Nad e Seattle Star RANA Renee DIRECTORY ACCOUNTANTS Met erm into!) Deze ATTORNEYS.AT-LAW ALINN—WOMAN Nation tree CHOPP.. Lawyer. TOP snd f eral Practice . BALI “erat practice 4 Main Oe a ATTORNEYS—PATENT x RIVERS —Conent tent booklet free. RED P. GORIN—Patert Attor- new Patent neenred or fee refunded 701 Centrat Ride. Matn 290. Free hook on patents Fen ck, Lawrence, (22 Rourke Rid BICYCLES AND REPAIRS HY LONDGREN for Snell Mere 504 Rtewart. at Times sa Main 49 CHATTEL LOANS ‘MONEY TODAY from $10 to $100 made quickly and Seahdentiaty on furniture, pianos, ttre tion and Now York ¥ “SANDERS & CO. | Ride | L1906 1. C Rmith Bide COLLATERAL LOANS Wi TOAN MONEY monte and jewelry at 2 per OTHER CHARGES. Others may AD VERTISE lower © but how about the COMMISSION th IDENT LOAN 80+ 411 Beneca and 1 ta MSPECTARLE PLACE TO RORROW D meney on DIAMONDS and JEWELRY Lowest rates: confidential IMERICAN JEWELRY CO. TOANED ON AT. watue. The Revabie iG KODAK WORK <A AT i AT © tHeTRE | cents a roll Jacobs, P-L 2, .~ > € A IIS PANCING _ SCHOOLS | Prof. Pteaeh you old or * Hippodrome, Gawald, Eitlott 21% Prsftn and University _ELECTRICA fe po wig. 1231 Fourth RA _S SPPLIES HART Phone Main 3556 el Gs S Fraser-Paterson Cos bal-ony | Main 3174. Pees ee I CIANS: AND SURGEONS ARRISON STORAGE FIREPROOF STORAGE WARE- Central Storace Co, White Bide. | SECOND-HAND CLOTHING UNG HOTGHT AND BOLD 1604 ‘ave., 1918 Westlake ave. Phone in 5989) eae TURKISH BATHS TURKISH RATHS Electric enbdinet tube. Rheum: Myers, chiropod' Phone Main 3319 1408 peatic lamps. epectaity. Ta’ imechano-therapist ay or nicht. JUNK lite Piret ave. & inwka Junk Co rt Ejeet, 3297 ana HOTELS AND APARTMENTS HOTEL MILWAUKEE (Under New Management) NDARD WoTRT, Corner First Ave. and Pine ® modern, outside roo elevator fee: phone In a 1 bath, $1.50. INSPECTION CORDIALLY INVITED A PRINATON, 181215 Ind $2 week in pose iseend $ rns meeting Kereage for Sale RODARME RANCH LAKE FRONTA REARIY | 90 bearing fruit trees; 490 4 Of berries can be mit pace this splendid 6-room fireplace a: garage en ho n Owner apelied will reasonable terre Handy for peo employed down town. Take Kast Madison | ene and Kirklen ry to F i & Varrar's « rh _ # ". WA YARD nKEF cary to impr fine fa and poultr $400; $50 CASH ers living rf thia land teach Hremerton in half the time to Feech the nav ard by boat location nD AVE LOGGED - OFF winne TA IMPANY ‘Three Lakes, W Ee WAvy YAnp w a $200 ard ¥ will byy a home. Price down, $10 per month P. VAN ARSDALE & CO. Main 99. 1019 Third Ave. 901 SIXTH. 13 82—Male Help Wanted | 48—Dressmaking Done STAR—TUESDAY, JUNE 25,1918. PAGE 11 ~ "SENATE TAKES WUC TW eh | FR GREENE A WEN TPWEAT IG | EXPRIGHNGRD DiGRHEMAKETL DAY | | FR N n} every ault| oF plece work, Phone Maat 1780 | L I 10 ACRES LEVEL ALDER ! ating, 9 EXPRRIENCRD DreMiMA Kien,” DAY bottom: easily cleared; quarter ABE piece work Phone Kat ao r wend half mile 2 KAVWITRY ADL KINDA ain line of Prives right. 470 Fifth and t Pacific and OW ra $00 per oan PICKIN “ terme to # IM MODATEC 1 vet UMNER, WARE ' t eet a lot at M|WANTHD — ENPERIENCRD ¢ June Taking r wtown | ste dippers Pactf ant Hin , a chanaian ee ’ VR @ Female H Wanted aft age, the senate today plunged | you LApres WANTED | t prova raising the | PRRMANEN INN 1 t the re- NO MXPRIUEN w but the r | $9 ren WEEK PA below was almost as gen RAVID INCIPA - | Cane ee ere a rriv, Nebraska, urged Hetween 8 A. M m ge be made 60, \ \ tor finwineippl, pre- 5 x nendment making the WitY NOP WAvE” MONRY? mit to 4¢ DIES AND ORNTLEMENS BUTTS Lae OvRRCOATa PROM 68.00 TO r Fall, speaking on his 18to- $1500 PRERNT TIA AD AND GET 4 r clared the enrol 10 PER CENT OFF YOUR PURCHASE me t be extended if the war is 1904 PINAT AVE t fey PicKe WANTED 160 PO Tpeserten Laaeh nk, Mle ate on, @ civil war veter- Viret week in J od quarters and an, was the most ardent advocate of y re rash La ide maudlin sentiment WANTer a) PICK} at keeping the boys about the a farms and get the most available 4 a nant = army aid Nelnoi le advocated ' blow The fifth phase of the German offensive may come along the front held by American troops, ‘The arrows MM = meant -Y- oa show th torn } by 1 noldier The drive in expected between Rheims and Ve or between St hie wat cannot be 1c KEY ‘ Mihiel and Luneville we have the sentiment of the coune . pl ERE try behind it,” said Chamberlain. r an J iar And I know the country will never A LEPPLE DOWN, A CITITER Gnepit Dre ata, sult. Open i i ar nti! # ovelock hing: p ma RF HERAT PICK ui sooo. 8 accom tations ‘ Riieies PRAARRALRE ORLA PDA x ° 17—City Lots Sale vi : rw LAY $340 Fema ale Situations Wtd. 5 \ MALL CHILDREN 3800 ' 1170 Hiawatha at, between # a ree RANA RAR wee “Main 99 i9 —City, Real_ E WEST & WHEEL ert, Colman Blo NY WOTHien OF |} ondale, where $5) oe tor you. Large| | free wood: city! } y limite | qooDrELLOW ipyarde; $2 ' 95 montht ath an ie trated 6 Business Chances We oe awe MeMullie MELL ROAt Cs front pans ward Del, Beattie fAMOND IN i¥ D reward. 431 Perkine MATHER, HOLMES Madinon * GO, Piss” Westin! mlowves Miscellaneous a ree Dtow ¢ Rash, FINE HOME FOR @ALE Doors, Frames, Mullding Paper, # EEUEpETTEYED an pared Roofing, Plaster Noard, Paint room cottage; & lots, 20x18; on ote all tn garden; one bivek from etty We make Rersen Doors and fash covered rice $1 cash $500 6229 Nallard with heavy M-awee gnivanized wire Phone Ratlard #12. Mtock stxe Keren Doo 12.09 and op 30D WOCRE—TARGE TAF O44 size Rereen Doors, per sq ft 20° rooms: modern quarter-aere tot Sereen Window We all anyone and fash, per eq. ft Ship any where, den and fruite: $1 Ruarantes wate delivery Direct from our factory to you. ©. B WILLIAM® CO. 1942 First Ave. & Reattie NEW PIANOA POR RENT, RENT AP: plied on purchase. Meyer-Tomer, 210 Union KAVANATHO 12.00 HATH 1005 int ave NOTRAPHN ¢ WPRCTALTY FORFIGN RECORD MUSICAL Bt EXCHANOR 1816 Weatia Filtott 2678 Opposite new Times Bide pel dh: _We bry. trade, exchange, repatr. punt Motel, TENTS, AWNINGS Everything Im Canvas 1. Webb Kitchen & Co. Take Ratn " i a 211 University HOUR AN T FOR #ALR. CHRAP. by owner seil on terme: close in. | BOR SALE-ONE NOW acon Hill omr, 1608 Atlantic et. | 714 foot beam 4 ONE AND TWO LOTE IN Farow engine Mtover. Heattle: own terms, Going Kast. Holly, W _207 Fairmount Hotel, owner nerowrn aUAUARTER NEW 7-ROOM HOUsE, iG L house for sale 1 shape, and arden se to shipyards, 1 location; at attle; $1,200: term hart ior uxt, APARTMENT bungalow: garden * 393, Conrad Furnished Apartmen $1,850. no agents. i) FOR tor am AN KAVANAGH'® $3.50 46: THE OWT furs, furniture LOW ie Rh SHIPYARD WORKETS Walkin tance of tat “packing” quarters mod n; orchard th. | fiiake Furniture Go one Th mn 2480 po Rae A HAYVieWw APARTMENTS “ai —Busine yard workers: also single rooms. ike home. 004 10th ay s Take Beacon 3440 5—U. nfurnished Apartments APARTMENTS STEVENS change everything d 50—Furniture for Sale Wanted Miscellaneou PAYa MORE fF weil We } 108 Pike $s Persona 1 or Memb Main ebit fr Dancing Monmouth—tist and Yesler way Teachers’ Asen., New York 3 rooms, unfurnished $35.00 GROWS HAIN. treats dandruff. eoxomm 2 rooma furnished “ Results GUARANTHED: Indies, gentle Raymonds—First and Warren aver ™ Violet ray for Je, rheumatiom 2 rooms, unfurnished $20.00 face mansage, shampoo Open evenings. 2 reome, furni 1 Toviae Dalton, 317 Kitel Hide. Billott HENRY ¢€ *. Successors to Calhow - = Hulte 260 Alaska Bide WANTED — DIAMONDS. ¢ A LNA IS, | Ot SEWELRY. OLD 26—Roome With Board WATCH LD False HIGHEST rf PAID PLEASANT, ~COMPORTARI int aMITH JEWELRY CO r ladiew or t th: 412 1. ©. AMITH BLDG., «THT FLOOR WASTE x (Lb PROM ore Housekeeping Rooms AAS a A led ed g Goce 7 NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS sily reached for ministerial aervices car. 625 Ermerson mt, W tetpal | ¢ aoe CERT fwo HovsRinRPine hooMa “eg mn RN RN Ron AMAA SAGriu® STANO PLAYING 2—Male Help Wanted I gel peek IE a a: 2 Pantages Ride OLD GOLD, RILVER TRETH, DIA ann LAnon wanted. Highest price patd. 108 gel PRACTICAL NORAD Mita WILDRIR xen, 7018 18th N. W. Phone Mallard ree DIAMONDS, WATCHES ON ORRDIT MICHARL, 202 PIKB ST BRABIK KINGTON AIG BTENOG UITARLE BOND COMPANY 1 1h DINTRI i a DEPT OF TAROR Iw Union and Firat Ave or 1412 Weatern Ave " SHIPYARD WORKERS ankrup 4 VARM LABOR Serhan Ureentiy needed on war emsontial work petit Geol wagon Immedin ployment * x 1 ' | w A HIGH SCHOOL Roy | afternoons, Prefer ona || | i carried ® paper route, | ; to Mr, Donohue, Star 1 ould Dated at Bonttlo t piace in tow j 0%. 11 Beal) FRANK J perty bonds bought. ny 8. E. CROP LuiTCH, of June Deputy. over rent receipts — is the LANDLORD But YOUT You're only a “renter” You're not permitted to hang about ANYWHERE for more than a few hours at a time der a charge of refused to tentify lice, u He vice of his attorney, right to refuse on Sargent is charged with man ter againet him today the ground OF eave a down payment and select a property ali ready to move into. qualmie pass. and brulses, damaged. |] ‘The "Real Fatate for Sale" || columns of The Star will steer | epee ecg ac am |] you straight, and the RENT | | me ; |] money wilt Just about pay for Public Markets i the HOME | a a RnconomyT PUGET SOUND STEAMERS ALL LOCAL ROUTES STRAMERA LEAVE PROM COLMAN DOCK, FOOT OF MANION STREET te. Ata Leave Arrive 06am iMteamers Tacome emt) # f0am 9 Oem Indianapetta for Ta-/1? WESTLAKE 11 Sarmicoma direct. Bteamer! 1? Stalls 45-48, genuine ten 1 Cpmievery two hours, 4) t first clam bali? 2 SOpmisinele trip, The reand) ¢20pm| | « ‘ od ma $08 pm rtp. { @f0pm] toc each. Kia sugar « 7 -0epm | | ftepm| der har rib bolting 9 06pm 10 20pm r ne aaity aaily Pert Townsend Spectal tain Bir, Hens, for Port) i i®pm b-00pm/Townsend direct. 18:20pm iConnects at Townsend) datty twith rafl Manes for all! on Olympte! datly ~F¥am Minemer Whatcom! f 6am | oe ee PIKE PLACE poe. ‘ the. fine cane sugar Fverett — Neflingham.—Anecertes annine, ie. Stal rea {etopm iA 4 Kalshan, for! @ 04pm) patiral till, 106 tnt petais ally |Rverett, Anacortes! datly ausex bologna, 20¢ Tt and Rellingham | rauene be TP Rie Kesalie, for Port! EF O6em | bent «! ; | mmidn’nt"Towngend and Rel-| Monfay| St F tSe: Ta as Mondayiingham, via all Ran) Wed! ka he halibut cheeks Wet\Juan island points. | Mriday| ‘ 1 a tba Friday . CORNER Fort Tewnsend Pert Angrice—Neah . potato alad, 10¢ pt; home Bay and Wer Forte nade ham loaf, 300 t.; Flake wh 10:10pm Mtr, Utepia, for Port! «00pm Th, 2 Ton. She; cottage cheese, Runday|Townsend, Tort An-| Toomt'y| 2be; he made marsestion, <b Tused’y roles, Nean Bay and! Thmry||10c; Hun Maid raisins, 11¢ pke.; 2 car std sardines, 1c; 4 Iba. good pru | Port Townsend Port Angsiee—Claliam | ftallx 94-86 Pike st, veal roast, 18'%e and Way Porte Tb.; pot roast, 1¢4e t.; club aaurage Oo To; Nberty ateak, 160 Ib.; short {6 t6pm Wir, Waleiewte, for! * Fe hui mT tiben ikea cat Monday'Port Townsend, Port! Munday! cninook salmon, 200 Ib., ling 10 Wed. (Williams, Dunge: b; sturgeon, 200 1; salmon bellies, FridayiPort Angeles Pir’ SANITARY at 26, large can beat milk, 106 Mon Oo pke. Citrun powde aba can dally (Kingston, Milis’ coffee 10 yellow cor otee Atlow weal, @be; 3 pkgw. Grape Nuts, 260; 6 Matury!F lag ler, Town Hin tollet paper 5 bare Lenox woap, (Sunday Haneville and Had-! Ter reer any he weameaen ane 7:00pm) lloew ! 160 pkg. Foiled oats, 10c. Stall 26, pot Matarday Only | roast 1b.; boiling beef, 12%6 to 16 1:20pm iftemmer Paget, for! 9:00pm) |), ie wee dente ame ase Kingston. Ludlow and} sake 140 ten a bk Shai weal: eenat |way points, ! Oe Th.; bacon und and alrioin Sanday Only | teak 1b.; pure miSteamer Puget, for! 30pm] jira. soo m Qe 1 Kingston, Ludlow and] y points ' Hood Canal—CGamble—tadiow iar and nonD Carnation or TEami@tenmer Howntie, for! 1200) ony, arge Hen Foam ( except!**fiangor and all Bag at day|points an Hood Canal! Hund yen Breen ne Ms, ate marked ** are boat landings m. 200 pt,” bent for thene pointe for ne, 00 th. Med Sen Jana nts must m: pina 6 Ibe wre for Ianding.| ! Campbell's soup, 2 all nd liability Hox moMp, bo bur, Stone making such landing Steamer a beans, 260; 20c can tor igor rate does not tnelude bow need clams, 20; 3 the: charmen. lability In limited to wear ter, 200 Th.; freah Ing apparel, not to exceed $100. for 3, Barrington “He whole tleket. 150 pow O free «Jnr: Hnider'a cataup, Iho bottle, fiteamers and ache fubject to \ hange without notice, F re-| te feted dally for all pointe pting Tacoma} named in above echedule CENTRAL Tie mint be purcha tieket | Hehi vottec otfics. Open from 630 a 2:00) S5e; Jury 10 lou veda midnight Maeult arse box Bun Re ‘ PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION C0. umford baking pow jeket Office, Colman Deck. a 9 Dann Bewael, ES hens Senha SNe, ral Mount Vernon amilk, 10 nalaugh SAYS ENGINEER [VITAL sTATISTics| ADMITS DOZING | Are you a RENTERT Hard luck! Hut n't be discouraged’! | Pian to ape’ | Don't be a TENANT & day HAMMOND, Ind., June longer than you have to. It's tying bet 5: eovonae’a:4 @ mild form ef slavery ductor Lewin Johnson of t | eee gan Central train that ran down the |] what tea RENT RECEIPT? ||) Hagenback Wallace circus train at Nothing Ivanhoe Saturday, swore today that Se tuck water thet’s run Engineer Lon ent told him he thru the MILI wax dozing when the wreck occurred Like the ‘meat coupons. you After the eraah J ran forward find in your pecketbook—e Johnson testified, “I ran to Sar went and said —~e tau _ “My God, is awful; how did how 5 o it happen You couldn't buy yourself a . o me sien daadce with W vale ae teen Sargent answered: ‘I was dow The only man who can swett |] '"* cies ea iseuas Nace toe el aye ggg tr age 1 in in custody of Gary, Ind. p on @ who claimed the t laugh and his testimony might be used withest heving. to dig inte ‘The death toll of the wreck stood your pocket and “settle” with 11 a+ 55 today, and it was maid thet all somebody the injured now in hospitals bh Do you Eke the thought and at Gary will live No! Nobody likes it—that's a ‘ | fea: Se Auto Club’s Car Is treak away from it! 3 | | pay a Lor! in Bad Smash-Up | Save, and PAY for it! Then ‘The official car of the automobile ank a good builder to put @ iba of Weatern Washington, driven HOUSE on it | Douglas A. Shelor, collided with Have one SPOT out under an Everett machine Monday evening |] God's aky that's YOURS! | on the Sunset highway, near Sno Shelor received cuts His machine was badly arontion of Borden's milk. doe nod Luck tal 60. van herrin fenttto meats | i Rome made tm *Vieterts, F. C—ret “‘Tewasrad—Port Aageioe 90. Tt 66 icamer tel Dee. for) Fitem| oon.» can tomatoes, 1 mid. flowneend, Angsies| @aily 100 Sun Maid nient jand Victerta, large t paper dally | *Deee net call et! « S-11-12, 2 Ta head rice, [Vietorta Bendayn | &e phan Grape Nuts © boxes iat — ee d matches, can choice saimon, Tecoma Direct Oe sauerkraut and weiners, 2 | Katherine Agnes ( 5 —~ MARIIAGES ttle, and Hagel Piast! M Marear t Hayes Tome it Wisneeand s marie 16.| ¥. 8 Park and Susie Mae Gowan, nm Con Villas Vixtorta Tacoma r and lexander Stinson, 48, and Villa Atinsom, feattie Joseph Verne Van Ar 28, F and Rilizabet Tucker Tacoma wie G ferson @ lara Derg mann, Beattie Hoyal Bverett Hawley, 36, Seattle, and Marie Mardy, a ge Mickel, Tacoma, and Bade Frank Itenderson Fairentid and Clara Hrown, Beattie, Kirkiand wer and Lib end Aral and Kather- isle HL. Knowlton, Nash and Plorence Stewart, Pangborn, and Katherine F. ‘Thompson, 23, Be Peter DL, Dean and Hemste ‘Terner, “ Beattie y D. Morrow, Cawley, Alta, Can d Addie M. Patten, Heatue Frank ©. Harker, 48, Dremerton, D. Montgomery, Los Angeles. Iney VP. Mvers and Eva Orunstad Skawakaws, and mh Ward. and D. Vv Harrison, Beattie M mer Wheeler Canfield and Edith ortington, Beattle. Taber atti, and ¥ilem Te Male, 27, Bureka, C Vredertek BE <, Beattie, and Mary Farnham, Kan Francisco dames ¥. Joy Yort Worden, and New York Lawrence A. Ci Lota Datte Hutehineon Kerneat C. Reynolds, Iedondo, Cal, and Grace A. Armetrong, Chicago. aries W. Krouger, ( Melves O. Baxter, Mownt Varnan. Robert W. Sturges, Clarment, Cal, and P.M. MeClees, Los Angeles. Ashby A. Streeter, Camp Lewis, ana Rose A. Meltugh, Putte, Mont Clarence 1 Humphiers, 26 and Ana R Ytherhorn, oT sand Alma Lov Racraments, and Los Angelos camp Reattie Bee ot R Persha! Beatt! and Frances Mather nm 1, Keyport, and Cecile 0 Peterson, 23, and Gertrw: Beattie 2), fumner, and Baran Emma Hoffman, 29, Pall City. BIRTHS Poy to Mr and Mra C. P. Weneel, «28 N. @fth at, Jane ©. Poy to Mr and Mre C. Arensberg, 4225 Turks ave, March 21 Girl to Mr and Mra R. Williams, 6114 Mra RB. Le Veve, . ©. June 12 Mr Mra FL. Jacobsen, 6552 Fifth are N. F, June 16 irl to Mr. and Mre A. Valentine, 1 Ho: TR. Jani, 6819% 20tn lr W. HL. Render, N June 12 and Mra. W. Hanson, 1711 w st, June 14 and Mra N, Diniak, 7249 nd Mra PD. J. Menehan, A Nalley, 2216 feventh ave. June 22 te Mr. and Mre. J. Nissen, 3619 Adame et. June 1 Roy to Mr. and Mra. J. Dostel, 1017 W Armour Roy to Mr. and Mre. C. Nikelson, 7 Lake View boulevard, June 16 Girl to Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Somers, Manhattan rtments, June 17 Hoy to Mr. and Mra. A. L. Mehardt, 4114 W. Dawron at na * DIVORCES npiainta filed Monday {cKay against John W, McKay, against John 7. 11M, non Enloe again Anderson against Mar nie Pa Ida M. Amith en Emma Anderson alvin Anderson. DEATHS Florence A. T 941 Doria piace, lla M. Raker, 64, 317 Harvard ave. N. June Olive M. Place, 29 Bennett st, June 21 Hugo Persig, 50, Auburn, June 22. Carrie A. Truckey, 24, 103 Sixth ave. erine Smith, 69, 1928 Minor ave. Ifred Anderson, 39, 3663 Whit June Jacobs, 67, Providence hospital, RoW. Muszy LABOR. TO ASK WILSON’S AID WASHINGTON, June representatives from all the country Labor sections of will meet here Monday, July 29, to ask President Wilson to take the case of Thomas Mooney out of the California state courts as a war measure The delegates will call on th dent to thank him for Mooney's behalf and continue e presi his efforts in urge that he SEATTLE GIVES $5, 000 FOR THE BIBLE FUND men from 18 tand for # 1 to the firing line “TONS ON JULY 4 w Fall maid he'd seocept w ding t Chamberlain's suggestion. Senator Pomerene demanded why, jin view of the fact that 10,000,000 men had registered, it was necessary shington and Northern Oregon | will have the honor, on July 4, of to lower the age limit. contrib the hone ~third of the “In ny judgment, it's far better to 100 #h: which will go down the Change the limits than to go into de shipyard ways of the United States | ferred classifications and upset in- to the ocean dustry and agriculture. America Thin district pl to launch efx, Must serve notice on the world that every man, be hi if it's nece 18 or 45, will be ry, to win this 3 wooden vessels, a wun 100,000 tons, nteel ships and total of more t N. W. District in Lead on Ships nent, POLICE ARREST: ‘The official paper of the shipping board % credit to the following distr’ one-twothree order for contri the ater share of produ > the wooden ships ; j built on the war program to date J. M. Higgins, 1017 E. James st, «ripman on Jacnes st cable car, has been arrested by the police, in line with Mayor Hanson's campaign to force an investigation of traction District 11, embracing Oregon and part of the Columbia region District 8, Portland and north of the Columbia river. District 7, Wilmington, Del. to the Virginia-North Carolina line, includ: | ing the Delaware river and the Ches-| apeake bay, by P. Williams, 126 32nd ave, was SEATTLE MEN ARE ON, (wulams, 126 sind are, wag FEDERAL COMMISSION | cable car. Higgins, booked on a charge of A. H. Albertson and George B. reckless driving, claims the auto Sawyer, of Seattle, have been ap |Surned into the side of the cable car pointed on the Puget sound section | without warning. of the federal commission, which will! Williams’ version of the accident have charge of the erection of is that he was run into from behind commnodations for war workers in ac-| while descending the hill. His ¢-year- cordance with congress’ $60,000,000 | oid son, who was with him, suffered appropriation for this work, from a badly cut mouth. |Harvest Army Called to Fields KANSAS CITY, Mo. June 25— Kansas City’s reserve army of 10 000 harvest workers was called into service today, in response to an in- creasing demand for harvest help from farmers. “reserves”—whether territory company equipment. Higgins is alleged to be responsible Monday, when an automobile driven ac CETHANA’S SPEED IS ‘10.35 MILES PER HOUR The steamer Cethana, which was | given a trial at Olympia, attained a speed of 10.35 knots an hour. $16,000,000 GOES TO SHIPYARD WORKERS Approximately $16,000,000 has been spent by the federal government in paying wages to shipyard workers ‘in the state of Washington during the fiscal year ending May 31. Heavier expenditures for labor pay rolls are expected. LINCOLN CREW SANG AFTER TORPEDO HIT “It was some sight to see the crew of 685 swimming about or in the boats rafts, singing and in brave spirits.” Unless the skilled in farming or not—respond immediately to the call, part of the Kansas wheat harvest may be = officials declare. ORDER PROVES _ LOYALTY, QUITS SAN LUIS OBISPO, Cal. June 25, —Following charges made at a mass meeting Saturday that members of the Order of the Sons of Hermann are required to swear allegiance to the kaiser, the local lodge of 38 mem> bers disbanded today. Before dis or on This is from a letter of Wilbur L. Hogan, son of P. 0. Hogan, 4220 Au. | banding, the lodge ordered $508 rora ave, who is in the transport | Which was in its treasury sured service, and who was on the Lincotn, | Over to the San Luis Obispo Home, Guard. TORNADO KILLS FIVE GREEN CITY, Mo., June 25.—Five persons were killed and a score im torpedoed May TURN OVER SHIPS FOR egpitite AND MANNING 31 The Se t steamships Der- | jured, some seriously, in a tornado anoff and Deligh t, and the Japanese- | which swept the rural districts south iD, pene rors Sea cin | of here early today, according to Tes Sete eee eanship ports brought here by courier laté jhe shipping board, for load: today, AN wires are down. Consid: on erable damage to growing crops and Fastern Star and Eastern property was said tol have been done, are being turned over to the eamship Co, Drive Is On for Wireless Men to Train in U. S. JUSTICE FILING FEES MAY BE INCREASED Justice of the peace candidates may have their filing fees increased from $18 to $21, if the board of coun: A ve is on for students |tY commissioners adopts the statut the radio schools of the country, | Permitting an increase of $350 in . laries. Deputy Prosecutor Ucipation of a serious shortage | Slari y of peratos The M. c.| Brackett submitted an opinion T A. and all institut aged in the |4a¥ to the commissioners, poin GECUDARLIADR CAB akan 43 GUE te ty of the increase fi ake a special effort to fill their | (owns of more 20,000 inhabis classes t ncis M. Ryah, assist. | nts. ® ant radio instructor of the bureau of navigaion WORKER VINDICATED Fred G who came RED MAN IS UP FOR DRINKING FIREWATER The red man’s love of firewater, instilled when white men had no thought of dry laws, came to the sure face in federal court Tuesday, when Stoner, a shipyard worker in for criticism from com the Third Liberty Loan count of a loyal rades a drive on eged ¢ remarks, has been completely vindi. z er Dillon, aged 18, memmhee aie Saied, Scllbeiha inebtaan Tulalip Indian reservation, faced See Se - misdemeanor charges before Judge Neterer, because, with Indian pals, ARRIVES WITH SALMON {he drank too much hard cider and An Alaska Steamship Co. liner) jemon extract he attle Monday with a large - passenger list, 7,500 cases of canned | 6 "9 faimon. 4000 eases of canned clams “FEDERATED WORLD” IS” And 1,100 tons of copper ore. LAUNCHED IN SEATTLE FIND STRYCHNINE IN [or7Mersderated worl te the seam HOQUIAM, Jun Federal offi- | ager and editor. ES or strychnine im the camp water e¢| “DIP” COLLECTS $22.50 While RB, Optedol, 4 38th ave. Sy water was | ‘Their t 11 Geemus ve | Was boarding a trolley car at Stews ery art st. and Fourth ave, at 11 p. m tempt to poison soldiers working for] \tonaay, some one put his hand the company. his pocket and removed $22.60. The public phase of the campaign ——— | pink for the Soldiers’ Bible Fund conduct mW 5 GAITHER W TLL RECOVER to ion eels San Pee) 8 AGAIN MONG. ROR GATTHER WILL RECOVER closed Monday night, netting a total REPLY FROM TURKEY) was reported by Providence hospitak during the five days’ drive of over ET | nouse physicians Tuesday am a $5,000, Ax all of the workers have} WASHINGTON, June 2 The | ine dom serena dean Mncelys not yet reported, it Is estimated that | state department today addressed its | fictea by an unknown man on Pi this total may run $5,500. The third inquiry to Sweden, asking that Ae bs Sones ri campaign for the fund, however, will! government to reply from Tur wha ves : : continue in the churehes and Sun-| key as to the Tabriz outrage on the day schools and by letters until & U, S. consulate and hospital, Two] If you value your watch, attle’s quota of $10,000 has been | other inquiries have gone unanswer-|Haynes repair it. Next Liberte reached. ‘ed by Turk theatre.—Advertisement,