The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 13, 1918, Page 11

STAR—SATURDAY, JULY 13, 1918. PAGE 11 ‘ West Seattle Property 11—Acreage SP VS SOLD TN JULY—WRLL- & ——— at furnien bere: hou lot high ) Ty imp 400, terme KIRKLAND \ ACRE a RANFORD_~Phone Weat 974! | $900—TWO-ROOM HOUSK. PAF Vy furnished, lot 40x10; gra sone | Hittle| Take Tor 8 Ve U. S. DREADNAUGHT HUNTING U-BOATS AARARARARAR ADAP ADD PDP DEPP PPP PD PPP PDP PPP PPP PDD PPP PPL PP OPP PP PPP PP PP PPPP RUNNING WATER-—$1,500 street sewer water maine as ‘ » Agee lar bator | " mice garden, frult. tress, -berry \ house wae only THROWN WAH ireata dandratt, ee Du ehow Terma $200 cash, balance jaat) year -= pla nem ie Ite GUANRANTRED:| $20 per month some standing timber ladies, wontlemen net ray $1.150-23-room hou t Noxtas f Ing water throush . ida, atingn $100 cash, balance oe, eee ing: fenced + att ' | 82.000 —New room mo n house short distan from en ! ona erms $500 cash, balance t ployed downtowr y ree Gla URWETT OLD RILUBR For rent--Nine-room modern h bonable cash payment WATCHES OLD PAUSE TERT Uurnished complete, plano, batt parties moving on propert Hah eer Prick ALD. | Will lease for on year pee a . . and Kirk ‘ lL « MITHE HLM ri PLoon i] ne and bath, at rare of ing f WANTED TO Arn Lars $20 per month Ww kliing = girl betw and! YR EARRO . ‘ ni West 1ti—4shd California Ave |3t wah : harenn ALKT RBACH BARGAIN, $2,250 $id ho ach EXTRA CARE NUE Splendid little home, completely ane nat 11-3 x1a-@ tastefully furnished, and a fine|In the W attte Vaeis, #70 ma Wa Mew lot just off Alki ave. neat T Latte , itenrs. May heach, for $2,280, on terms $1,006: $100. cash PRIVATI Prarie $1,100 buys a good little home, par map of Seattle f | reasonable tially furnished ated only Ho. PETES ; ADICoL Hit en Eeaenale terms ALAR? M. CANEY. WILE Reasonable t CLEARED? WHTTt municate with his eld Ee. iste guitele fer barn 16x24, chicken he w arn romething making men's homes at $100 and ; 00 ch vantage up. These lots are all near the ale i HAGTIMIE PYANO PLAYING ferry, Very easy terms ay wat And popular music taught ir len- mm lens & sons. Pantages Tide pecially etive an lite y eee Tenders hems, opposite Fy, and only abc OLD GOLD, SILVER. THETT, DIA Ge Matern Dome, tne tar tine: onty inonds wanted. Highest price pa bh, balan Weat Seattle. Rasy terms uf st Seat * " THE HOUR i: co. FLECRC MOTOR: DITLEA, PUMPS Have several Alki beach homes for (0? Leary Wo MONTELICH PRICE CO, Male at bargains. Let me show| GOOD TRACTS 0 Dorr | Rent or Ral. 626 First Ave. & them ‘to you LAND FOR SALE prices PRACTICAL NURSE Mts WILE easy terms. «We will accept Lib- || Are you a RENTER? cikaen, 7016) 18th Phone s& F. Woopy erty Donde as firet payment: pay |i] tyne tuck! Taliard 1267 Ferry Landing West Seattle the balar t of ir wages. | ar REC GRISENIE Hotel Wolland, ath, West 934 | amp and mili | But n't be dincouraged at Sottoreans Ven conieatia ioeatea —— Rn co. ||) Piante cecave Private parlors. Main 6491 | < In be a TENANT a day TAMONDA WATCH npn " ‘4 arent CREDIT moo La longer you have to, It's HICHAEL, 202 PIRE ST @ mild form of ve HESSIb k INGT a PUnRLIC STEN balan grapher _ 606 iid garden » ee . . nite cash 1 For || What is a RENT RECEIPT? I he S ttl Sta Ss pow m bi Cron Nothing anec eattie r So much water that's run view: $2,500: $ GATEWOOD REALTY CO Tt California Av West 125T™ NEW 100M BUNGALOW 0 find in your pockrtbook——a sic ¥ aAROE ' ad erg |] month after you've been to the ACCOUNTANTS : abine G pe we MeLWAN AMERICAN cash, balance panes: 86 You couldn't buy yourself a Hank 1g 44 WALTER A. SUTH RETWEEN SEATTLE AND naw dethy with & bale of thes "ATTORNEYS—PATENT 4209 'W Alaska TACOMA The only man who can ewel ‘ one Patan At Pave exfectly Jevel land: very fing ee out} us nest iat ve pleased FRED P. GORIN er pace 1 Y school and big lak ar railroad tp hype receipt cured or feo ret }18—Real Estate Wanted station LANDLORD te. Main 290 — THE DOU MORSE CO. But YOU? . 27} Ridg on and 1917 You're only a “renter” You're not permitted to hang ; 38—Business Chances HOMES WANTED New York ve been spect about ANYWHERE for more Slasca = Wonwich - Lawrence ae ne bine EVANS INV. CO, than a few hours at a time 1 Vide pen lage: ton and I I ; Seaboard Bids sh bbopey whe ATTORNEYVS.AT-LAW | 1? years, and we have a num your pocket t : = will buy on our rec ndation ‘ | ~<a: law naultation free: contl- A. COHAN & CO price N tions 15 Oriental Du ding. Main €60 Empire Bids at dndlines . = ot Nobody lkes tt—that's a 2 5 ee inne a RE erentien, cenre eit Mae | CHORE Lawyer, TF Y LOT OWNE month. diet will handle, || > Sia | 09 tnd ave. Consultation My plan make our 00 balan easy y a eas awe aaa) general practice all cases; atriotic duty é@asy 600 ‘balan a reer Buy a LO Hf moderate Pp A bank suarde your 10 rooms, rent $40. $ Save, and PAY for Then i ALLL HETADUIBWED TERT interests. plesale ance $750 ur . General practice. Burke Bldg, 905 building and financing phe ey beltter to pate ‘ccond ave. Main 7208 4 Ron it At Ree enables me Have one SPOT out under BICYCLES AND REPAIRS gigso R-BUIL th God's sky that's YOUR RUDY LUNDGREN for Snell Wey- 4 " ‘ o@ Or save a down me c a4 owe at Times #@,) Seaboa LEYANS RY De sare a down payment and Main ss ‘This remarkable photograph, taken from the crow's nest of one of Jncle Sam's big dreadnaughts, shows what the deck of a battleship looks Seaboa eelect & preperty: @ ready to — ~~ CHATTEL. LOANS | ike in war times. Note the mines on the forward part of the deck, ready to drop over the side and blow the German under-sea pirates inte | nnn move into TR | he air. At the left the ship's band I» preparing to strike up a tun The “Real Eatate for fale* MONEY TODAY — columns of The Star will #teer about 10 cleared: am you straight, and the MENT j 2 | 8 aRS & CO. from srareie" Want ‘> exchans*| 96 “Room With Board the HOME os “SANDERS & CO... yn 4882 SWATS COP ON THE NOSE. ; BOARD AND Tioow—a1s vere AWE CHIROPRACTOR “lt PASS WIRE | Tt tebitet' aite “hie hapeiied|Gas acsthatientiy -iovneed. ' Sh ‘TOOLS T0 rg 1 < OL ee HOGER, pC — THE HOWARD it George Reynolds, motorcycle oop, #¥UnE a right hook to the jaw of | Bi Clon eres. Ol -t63 Maight Bidg BILL TONIGHT had assumed an eradite and ciassic- | 2*°rs*, who was seated on his mo- Mecond ave. and Pine st. torbike. George is having a session |35——Female Situations Wtd. | ~ S93 we al cast of exprestion and worded with the dentist Saturday, having | ‘YOU ARF LAROR- COLLATERAL LOANS himself to this effect: “But, m: on Friday evenin, bs | WANTED —Twe ‘ a at, my visited the hospital ye «| your nests of tetey. n to care f LAN MONEY. ON BIA P-3. tch Fi Lc dear air, really, it is not permiasi-|after the lamentable occurrence. It} Property stolen to make an im- Dispa' rom * || ble the thorofare di- Pine st, between Sec- | Provised battlefield, wire entangle Unfurnished Houses | M COTTA FOR EXCHANGE NCHT in Okanogan Valley. 5 miles from town and railroad. dl wacr FARNER mile of lake front; splendid soil.) ing to supp WALL Cit 3 to & yeare old, Will make good stock i} but saving & little each : : > te ue OWE coehnene foc stork| weaves) Tuton eee 1180, Miswelhe Be) Otiae CH “ to travers happened at $f merchandise, Price 33.500. J.) are old unable to| WOU LS AA ee | aly ADVERTISN. Martin aronally." But George, | instend, ond and Third aves. Friday evening. | ments, entrenchment tools and eve 2_Glebner paton Dik earn im t the COMMISSION they || - joked ferocious, "8 good was arre ; GARDEN TRACE 50x | Ovr ovined to ment 41—Livestock | for Sale noe a b MMISSION they|) By United Press Leased Wire | — pits ory pl — ped an rm wae remport fi erything, has been discovered by \, or will trade for «aso the wage earner. PROVIDENT LO. BOCTFTY, Ine. | Direct to The Star 5 , re! jaywalking and assaulting an officer nerective W. E. Worsham on a Bel Seek’ Valued an p200 ai prov place to. Invent Aig ete on ge! enc jo * back to that corner and cross|in pursuit of his duty, and released | 44th § WwW yous =P iat itarent a were | marly used by t ; = are SLE PLACE FO HOR, | WASHINGTON, July 13—The street right on $100 bail. He will appear in po- | Mont ave. vacant lot. | in profits. These horses can neon at eee oney on DIAMONDS and| Senate went {to work on the wire) So C. A. Livengood, superintendent Hee court Monday to show cause why FE. H. Allen, contractor improving 11—Acreage |For Information call EMiott 1284 or| street department stable, at § se WELRY. Lowest rates; confi-| control bill today determined to din sols, at Dayton, Washington, he hit Reynoids. |property at 1414 Seneca st, come Bk he RE EE A a ce call on or w > ¢ Z haries # | denti | of it b and en go pet ad waite ail caailivas | = WotatcA tons : gone AMEHICAN JEWELRY CO, $21 2na,| Pome of It by mighty and then a || Plained to the police about the tools sub- — Los F naANED ON - home - inane s/ Sewers Con Foes a 3 uihan acreage, with ts crrAiia’ Boe coupanr, |S O8t ane Found MONEY LOANED (ON ALL ARTI | If the meanure ts passed and the and wire he was miasing. priceless opportunities for 06 Lowman Building. Seattle | LOST — si KREWARI AT Third ave eT house is agreeable, a joint resolu Worsham found the missing gaining health, wealth and « theatre. Wednen wanna | happiness, and yet wish to | ‘noon, 10th, lik in ladies = 4 tion may send congress off on its goods, every bit of them, turned into ~ retain the conveniences of | ——p—a—ppepe—7 Bee TRC NTE ik ely iin, decke| DMVELGPING BODAR WORE jon tonight until late in | the uses of militarism by martial neuen Minar Ces cl tnece | and abstract. No to anyone DEVELOPING KODA RWORK 1? August, probably a series of three E PLAYMA I E OF EX- | minded boys. Siacre tracts at Alderwood except the owner, Please return | KODA Mtona AT AT Lp] day receanes et | The juvenile authorities are mow: Manor was meant for YOU! 0 corse oe f alebeht lanane, I Failing in this, it is the plan of looking into the affair. Alderwood Manor was de- | iniveian weave Lost—WHITE WIT HULL THE: | WR the hones und senate leaders to, BY FREDERICK M. KERBY = | Charlottenlund, just outside Copen- Re the alte, worker who FARM LABOR 109 Columbia st. Ei- DANCING SCHOOLS —__| recenn separately under a “gent NEW YOR July 12—“If the, bagen, and the other princes, now wants a permanent “coun- a - heward HIPPODROME | GUARAN® | men's sment” that no business|ex-Cear Nicholas of Russia has, #l! crowned kings, were his play- try home.” situated on the | Urgently ded on war essential (oat—saVINGs HOOK NO. i7643,| teen to toneh you old or new | een ett aabene el . caala they gre Coares otek) akin’ ths’. deomatiieent po wages, Immediate | “on Firat National Lank, Seattle | SO2°Wioiodrome. Fifth and Uni-|in the senate at least been executed by the Bolshevikt, yang, Constantime of Greece, Haakon | : eat Trask | Boulevard WANT TO SAVE MONEY dicdcnmiunkenetn MO ROR OS A Ne ret tight on the wire bill It !¥ @ curious example of how our|of Norway and Christian of Den- transportation facilities are all on us, We will sell unc aa RR AR SLECTRICAL SUPPLIES continued today on effort made to fate is sometimes foreshadowed,|/mark. Every afternoon the royal ‘ SE ete oi cee | S8e, Sais Bee eee Seen nen A — “Automobiles for le |< . sas as a “HTIANT: | mafeguard the freedom of the presn./¢ven in childhood games, When princes were sent out in the woods Us limite, Or if you preter to SF eae eee a ee Wente | RCOHUCK CY fo wig 1331. Fourth. Phone Main/ the czar was a little boy he used adjoining the Castle of Charlot- (Special to The Star) Ive entirely free from city fantom “ Main 6078. fie tand-| 3 eae ss |ARMY NOMINATIONS to play ‘soldier’ in the game of tenlund under an escort of soldiers} BERNE, July 13—A direct ineult cares, Alderwood Manor i« = 7 ard rey r on ee | Oe ee soldiers and robbers,’ and he manyj)and nurses, to play with the chil-|to the Amert fi hich of. {ha ideal Community Center, | MEN—AC Cam ard moto , bicycles. o ANS and nu to play w ec e American flag which was Beasptising church, ‘stare, | ence unnecessary. Trav ores ant Cs) a Seige : ARE SENT TO SENATE the worrt of it from the/dren of the Danish citizens who fered at Zurich on the anniversary school, social hall’ and a oe - eer San anes gg Ig Ye “tga WASHINGTON, July 13.—The fot.) >? ho were selected to play occupied villas in the same neigh-|of Italy’s entry into the war has ebemonstration | Aten” peteet Mog 1 on request. Containa 72) | copy, MOD Ut wanna | towing nominations were sent to the|Tobbers’ against him. It may /borhood. 1 am a Dane by birth. | come to light ttle Lander ) ee * t ited. Address Au- PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS te today sound curious, Qut I was one of My father had a villa there, and! The American consul hung out the in every frowinig commu NIGHT WATCHMAN ; — “= PHY SICNAN. and Yurgeona ? » major generals in the line|those boys who many times gave) I was one of the boys chosen to Italian and American flags to cele- nity. employment ix oth month: an old man will|idi7 INDIAN MOTORCS DR. KATHRYN | HAIIUSON--#01 hourly hn” Wiliam the czar a sound drubbing when! play with the royal princes, who /|brate the event. jon't put off till tomorre ond ave. $927, apar “ S , nnn | Maj. Gen. Henry C. Sharpe.|b¢ was a boy! were of my own age | In the office above that of the the ghan that may better 10 LABORE at Fie | ee an STORAGE quartermaster general with) |) was talkin with A. Toxen Soldiers on Hand American consulate is that of the Dreut to A heswona TO ty masonry dam on Cedar river. | 45—For Sale Misce Me 8 DRY FIREP nO« FORAGE rank of major general for period of Worm, the general representative “I remember the games well, and| German consul DAY! ey Gare . re|— cai AND or areh POOF cree Co. |four years: Brig. Gen. HL. Rogers,/of the Shuberts, when he made | how careful the soldiers and nurses| No sooner did the German moties sarergrben cars jcave Fitus coamn 6 one arge i!-| | White Bide. 3 | To be chief of ordnance with rank this remarkable statement were of the royal princes. We gen- the American flag fying from the — Does hair ncey cieetorion ware . ‘tat re SECONDHAND CLOTHING of major general for four yeare ‘There is nothing particularly erally played an old game called Window than he dashed to his of gan take North irs rep t Plaster GEHING OUGHT AS yp Brig. Gen. C. W. Williams trange about it.” Mr. Worm went ‘soldiers and robbers,’ and the royal| fice and hung out a German flag in va, Bay tt 182. iiding, 905% Third ave ; + % Oe First aves 1918 Westlake ave I knew the ex-czar very well and imperial children always chose | Such @ manner that it trailed over : L, COMPANY. WANTED A TAKER AT ONCE | “cov ert fn ast ae waaed ae CONFIRM LEGALITY ndeed when he was a boy. You to be the ‘soldiers,’ while the Dan-| the Stars and Stripes Walker Bide at University| fieber Baking ('o. Sumner, Wash TORIISN me | Nicholas was a cousin of King|ish boys had to be the ‘robbers’| Beiligerent developments were 03 i ee. vement. WANTED — JANITOR WHO 18 on Doors. $2.00 and up BEACON HILL BONDS ceorge of tngiand, King Constan-|We had numerous battles and en-/*velded only thru diplomatic tater: : TEN-/ b FARM looking for a steady, all-the-yoar — Panay gg ag Sg > (HATHE TG) New York bond attorneys in com-|tine of Greece, King Haakon of) counters with the royal children, | oeution on the part of neutrals, i3 | round job ait rear 4th_ave Rip auywhtrs. and t a nete.| munication with Corporation Coun-| Norway and King Christian XI. of | which generally resulted in a draw, * Jay | Small house, barr FWO LEARN a 'y. Louis | wel Hugh Caldwell Saturday morn-|Denmark. ‘They are all grand. |the soldiers on guard and the EXPORT AND IMPORT . Ssin toad. mail Apply F ri wehano-ther-|ing confirmed tho legality of the |children of King Christian IX. of/ nurses separating us when the bat- : i tekier'ane PO; RY ‘ itt $300,000 Heacon Hill bond issue, | Denmar tle became too heated. MEN MEET MONDAY od: pans Rent, Must hay $20 per| XG ; id ettitet iain We. ue failed to receive the| Visited Frederick “The ex-czar, even as a boy, T) At a meeting to be held in the ping point; » eC ay an | v n s rapport of the electors. "When the ex-czar was a boy,| remember, was rather moody and) Chamber of Commerce assembly cm. DInBL aa Gertie We ‘te Wate Plechen iio Firat ave | The c6uncil Monday will instruct {he spent his summers in Den-| retiring, and most of the battling rooms, in the Arcade building, Mon- $48 New York ave § ke i EUIBt Be anne athe comptrolier’s department to pre-|mark—as the guest of the late/on the front lHne was done by | day 3 p. m., export and import — Sv o>——————e—e—e—ner | tai 1 HOTELS AND APARTMENTS pare to isue the bonds, King Frederick of Denmark, then | Constantine, late king of Greec merchants will discuss the new rul- MARTIN RA‘ 4—Female Help Wanted Walt! Soil BYRNE ON Witipey| These ame the first general onda) crown priipe in the Castle of |and George, now king of England.”| ing of the railroad administration, | § leading’ mas Valand; 60 miles from Seattle, Good ever issued in Seattle without the sce 7 —————— | discontinuing thru bills of lading for | court and bathir Tall, hi y | sanctio o he electe te, yo " o PAVED HIGHWAY; BUILDINGS WANTED Pai os tra Fark aes | sanettun of porches 16 Men Wanted Connor Files for pasion he aie Gontenber Set | POSITION. _— 5ee sr vaca. | a : oO ° e i Attractive ho 6 rooms; | REQUIE = CAMB ON ik p var eca:| ROME, July 1%.—Monsignor Ft to Get Aairplane State Legislature meeting is in charge of the foreign | chicken how r 100 birds: PAID BEGIN . . pe Address| ser, abbot of the Benedictine abbe Ss f U Ss | -witiam H. Connor resentative | ade bureau. All business men in- other buildings re n . “ C por, 7 h. of Kava, and cousin o! he kaiser spony srvericodld ‘ ete: . Ot bar! rape and tatoes i WAGT Pe “ por we pl PA aah sa se — pruce for + as to the te legislature during 1911 cate atten ‘iia commerce are Slam also garden stuff and pas ELEPHONE. CO. NI PIAD b KENT, RENT " ART oy [Cee Oe eee Sixteen limited service men of the 1913 and 1915 ine. and @ ‘er [0d to attend | “Siture: ‘every. foot of land te UATING BCHOOL auplied 96, } Mi) MOTELS AND APARTMENTS utcuh EuBtead Leoee! UBdard-Mo: Sitie| Sethe Lewae mouse inthis, then tee -— ' aplend 4 ‘soil, thoroughly | Between 8 A. M. and 6 P.M To! Umior } a— Kin, ty, wh ntr for 7 ae ere pose 183 io a st br | cleared and ‘lev ng RAVANAGHE ) FIA O08 iat ! (FE |} > i : King county © entrain v-\urday morning as a candidate for | road and 2% blocks from x) 2 ap| eee cae ' Ls Ie HOTE |. MILWAUKE I ublic Market ice in spruce production July 2%, are) state representative from the 44th STUFF® LOSE | paved h way; good nelgh- GOVERNMENT WOT - — PHONOC RAI “ o Pi CTALTY 1agement 8 King Bt. | a0. 5 8 | wanted by Un Sam for special po- district | | electric line, ‘Stock be en clerks at Washington, Ixami-| MUSICAL RECORD EXCHAN( water and teleph in SANITARY n mite, $5.19 /Sitlons at good pay, Following are) Connor has been a resident of Se-| SLEEP OVER «. | had with place at very rea- | | nations everywhere in July. is 1816 Westlak Re Abc to 50c per day up. | Mere uta, abs ton,| the positions: Seven 8, two | attle for almost two years, During | sonable price r a perience unnecensury men de ow men nab’ ® by ‘eek or no The caffe, 5 spool ten 5, vo head foremen, one t oh a | Pr Sivan $386 sain tcleess 31 hiring government positions write | We hange, repair LE poppe Biss page ae 8 ol spool tenders, two head foremen, one | most of that time he has served as a] month Bur : for free particulars to J. C. Leon-4 ani ae) acta Bh D general sawmill foreman, two signal| member of selective service draft] Inc., 203 New } ard (former Civil ice Exam-|Of a r nderpriced at! ¢ ey coger ye ® Ing, 10e; Mason jar ¢ boys, and two planer trim men. A} board No. 6 | a of eta wits eaten tgle abated Wash Waldron ¢ and NM Purniture | Large, modern, ‘outaide r some: ele-|! rackers, c k or number of the positions 1 for —————— ! Gone | —"E . pe at f t vator servh phone in all rooms; | Baye #. Jor rubbers, 15¢.| highly specialized men at high pry Ge Seonvcrivn pana LaND| RD ea eee TEND! Han GkOWwT firatccinan in every | Fe | ee : SWISS THROW FLOWERS | wit o- te ' 1 PECTION CORDIALLY INVITED Sta 1 f rea heene » BeBe (or More)—rerms Saw if ME ee eT at TY weak | freah benmit butter, ne 3. Polish Newspapers AT WANDERING YANKS Ideal location, good neighborhood 5 Sara oP, Pa & ARR Y ‘* i HA ie pi tat. | we AAR RAAAAARARARIIINS reg ft Jersey but Cease Publication Gexeva, suly 13—Four Ameri only two miles m Monr: —Stocks and Bonds A6. anted iscellaneous bulk coffee, 29 ath STOCKHOLM, July 13 Polish | Can soldiers who lost their way and (2,600 population), raiire fine| = . % - 1%, Stall 94 Pike at, cabbage . a bec ‘Olah | a Prin ai a Rein pa roada to Beattie I Witt, BUY ———— | FA OWL PAYS MONE for clothing DISTRIBUTE 4,000,000 d dan, 26 J : newspapers in Warsaw have been hal alia - ee Ma French-Swiss (40 miles) k, warm, melie f furniture Ve bu compelled to cea publication, ow-| border of Valle de Joax, were wel feaastaat evel can be a wanes | FISH INN. W. STREAMS)" Ee | compelled to cease publloation, ow-| SEAT a> uve population, wha mraed cuaies ined 2S cent oN fe BM Y WAAAAARAADAARADANA | Distribution of 4,000,000 fish, of |. Stall re ties |by the editorial staffs. Trouble with | out and loaded them with fruit and| where, for double the money, If Furniture for Sale which 2,450,000 are cutthroat and 45, ltne the: shoulder|the German military authorities as| flowers. Afterward they were per- | wanted, 4 k half mile of ——DRBINATLE FURNITURE raieew, trout and 1 $00 00 at ‘ por Ro th: Join pork, Sho Ib.:/to the news published is the cause mitted to return to France ere: $100 ¢ 5 Pye erme given yoru Ad-| Fish Commissioner L., H. Darwin. | torr n eat tt be: Interest & mings thelr I : The fish are belng released in the| °°" : AMERICANS IN LONDON (LAUNCH NEW SCHOONER opportunit r tment on fu Fours - 1 ‘ea « 1 us EOONOMY | TACO! 1 .—The ‘oun ture. farin hore , "| 9000 Lone star Oil ° Puraltgre Co. 108 Pina Stain | maken and atremms of 1 Wash) tail 24, fresnt F cenectiony born] ORDERED TO REGISTER) ee ee ee eka atian GRAHAM & PARDEW 000 Delile or Mines 1 ingtor { the. ‘os. 48 a " A St tion ‘os yard Jaun the auxil 1008 American Bank Huilding. | 1.000 Sun River Oil 1 acnacnnarntd mannn~-| A xhipment of 350 Chinese pheas:|pure freak milk, 100 ut att S| LONDON, July 12—The morning | lary steam-powered schooner Thann, meres 1 Hene on Coot ee a % gg | ants was received by the state game) i0e pi a iold 7 pail Karo | papers today printed a notice from | 3,000 deadweight tons, at 9:30 Friday || | var A THRIFT STAMP a ‘day | Tide Momence aes: " ae A THRIFT STAMP a day commissioner Friday. Th will be] syr"P. iba by } be Reo the American consul general, rej night. The Thann is the eighth 1/7" GRAN PARROTS will keep the Hun away. MAX WINKLE will keep the Hun away. | |eaually divided between Western | «reddod wheat biscuit, 250; 9 rolls toilet (Uesting all Americans of military! product of the Foundation Co.'s ship- NEVER ARGUE — & 214 Union Bt Biliott 6 Kj ewig} | Washington counties, averaging 60 paper, 20c. age to register, ‘building plant. | i Sa