The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 12, 1919, Page 14

The Largest Audience the Northwest Read The Star’s Want Ads Phone Main 600 in| | 36 w ANTE 1 WANTED nished b auto road cj WANTED—BOARDERS CHILDREN FO HOARE and Wash nod care; at near school. WASHING OAKL, 12th and B rt 1 1 Chalmers Rates Per Insertion rae ndverttatna 14 Hine per insert Six Insert! MWe have prosper tive purchasers for tor the oper inser Six insertions used safes, MRE Main Tir OW furs, furnite ange everything | 48 WANTED—MISC! MLL ANKOU s Sar re TI8 Fourth Ave. PAYS MORE for clothing. | We witt be 49 FOR SALEM ek each morn afternoon iment. before the the Northwest. n FEMALE HELP WANTED CREDIT —A LITTLE Down. A te mech week. Droases, ‘Oven. evenings until stock. Phetps Co, 905% Third ave. (upstairs) . ot ee S¥ ARH HANGING, TARE Lor 2 lessons Stevens, 1823 4th PIANO PLAYING Pantages Rullding. BCHOOLS AND COLLEGES SANESE TAUGHT. KABOYASET ool. Eiltott +234 MALE HELP W ANTED TRACH YOU Row TO ve and repair on all th E make trucks tractors and Diles in the shortest tl Nble, Special day and nigh! Mr. Juneau, $14 Cherry. THO NOT FIND A STTARLE ey et ee at tion ted” column? It will reach ireda of employers, am Vitthe. conte, in ail parte of the city. nee for advancement Apply to Cireulation Departmeat _Beattle St RRAK tise To v. Exerlence unneces- Raid wend stamp. 1 tar om Ft TTING, 25 CENTS tren. Shaving, 15 Yester, down g Store. a% YOu HAVE ANT PLOMNING ting or sepa Beacon 1311. 1428 | after school Apnw ne, Seattle Star. Bonen iNT WANTED— L. HUTT OPTICAL 204 Denny Bide. H—TWO TAILORS MILES Mont MALE AND FEMALE HELP HARGED CHIEF CLERK. SAt- division, seeks importing and man with med Clerical sal ad and speciaity selling ex- Active, willing and loy Riways atriving’ for. im} constan' oduce f. secondary consideration. 0-6 Star. RGED OVERSE desires position with reli Profeasion, mining engineer I consider anything outside of | jon in which business abil- and progressivencss is easen- References. Address ©O-62, ry exporting 13.000 ey to enlist; 12 years’ travel FI field artillery: civil engineer 25; 2 years’ field experience. salary no inducement. but ago must be permanent, and prospects for the fu- re Addrens Orsi. Bint D SATLO NDING ai wi to work ft es room and board, © work few An) daily for * Has raphic © ad: Star. ED SAILOR of ration and re} ledge of oe starting, lighting systems, desires posi- ci as oF repair shop. ORABLY DISCHARGED 86 wishes goog on yy man nitor. Can give pefere: "Address 0-87, Star. (NED SOLDIER ELL AC! ited with city, would like an collector on commission lve good references, Star. ir D ka, to be i spare hours, Add tor. Would are welding, 4286 after 5: SHARGED wishes position with a growin Ddusiness. College graduat business experience ears. Address 0-70, Star. DISCHARGED SOLDIER WANTS don with a 2%-ton truck in order. Will out of town. Call Rainier 143. IARGED A. EF SOLER | would Position in grocery Ggeaee experience. Address Ot RVICE MAN WISHES PosT- tion an efficiency man in depart cpt store. Full particulars first | lerview. Address 0-72, Star. Phone Queen ¥ age employment 0 bookkeeper, and p typewriter, Phone Capitol 647 HARGED SOLDIER WANTS || ork on a farm. Married. Prefer Wilson, “ON EDMONDS night, ‘and Harrison st Return owner, A. G. Beager, or Yout €o,,'at Motor Bus Depot, 1224 id receive $5 reward. WHO TOOK CANTEEN AT North End Improvement Club Sat- urday night is known. Please re _tarn same to nited Dentists to void srapecetton. —BILVER LAVALIER, Witt e Lost betwee California ind ferry landing. Valued as eepauke. Phone Went 766-M HE BOY ON THE RICYCLE TOOK @ sweater at Lincoln Beach Sun Gay in known. Return to 6786 48th W. and avoid trouble. \ B RNISHED HOUSES FREE RENT SP Lights and fuel for couple in ex T change for management of home where family consists of 3 girls employed and 2 girls school age: modern home; Queen Anne hill Pleasant surroundings: piano: lots ‘of fruit, etc, Phone Main 600, awic for Mrs. Smith, local 12, between 4 and 5:30, or cull at 2534 13th W after FURNISHED 2-RoOM for rent, 1819 Ninth ave. rd FOR RENT—HOUSES If YOU HO NOT FIND A SUITABLE hi advertised here for rent, try an a4 under the “Wanted—House’ heading, and it will reach many having vacancies. ; ople “3 you sHOCLD OWN YOUR” OWN | 1918 Overland, Model Bee John ¥. Adama, at leroy; 1) makes it easy for City Office, 215 Boston Bik. r7) HOUSEKEEPING KOOMS FLATS; ALSO SINGLE ho preteen ping room. 1810 Ninth av. lo anything in| ra | | Fwo | SEW PIANOS FOR RENT. purchase. opening | oRED | | Glo coTracy |! Dodge | oO ASH ii) re and wit DOORS AND MILL | Now ts the time to order your — windows reena covered with 1be per square nixed wire mesh, 8-0x7-1 woreen dar siding our bungalow or garage. $15.00. Our strictly ROOFING quality and : o 108 way do GIT A large stock of 4-inch’ « Just first class GOLD SEAL can not ' 3-ply, $2.00 per rol! re feet Send a posteard for our large {us- trated catalogue on request Ve nell any guarantee safe delivery to all oO Rh WwIt 1M First Av SPLIT CRDAR FENCE Pos ne, ahip anywhere, and Fence in that vacant | cedar post cents Address arts id costs | 1816 Westlake, Opposite New Times Bide. D_HOVE FOR ROUTH CAT FIRE AND BURY Ah - PROOF cabinets exchanged. Lock expe ‘om, nat and renairing PURCELL SAFE CO, Ti8.720 Fourth A SHoNT THROW r felt hat Main NOTICR your the Danbury them like np Goon ft heap Tuesday 3012 W id straw Friday 6ird « work, call Smith, | HEST PIANO AND PHONOGRA PIT wes at Fri 1022 Third ave. rrade Prices Mo! delivered free, any < T-69, Star, why not PHONOGRAPHS OUR SPRCIALTY FOREIGN RECORDS CAL RECORD EXCHANOR ne Mat YT) TENTS, Call evenings except and ore rts andard maken at very * 615 Third ave AN RHODE TSLAND RED -HiGH SCHOOL HOY Rad SLIGHTLY Usep WATCTY Kenwood 1310. tied sur bags 615 Third ave. er heater. Haat 96 SEWING MCI RENTED Bit iste KAVANAGIVE $340 HATS WANTED—FURNITURE Hinks Furniture Co, 408 Pike M.@ST# FOR SALE—FURN NO JUNK—46 er machine, tabl rato mate’ vilton rug Bru: brass bed. the money) Y fine William and Mary bedroom : cheaper dresser and chiffo nd linoleum, between nh one Axminster ols, several small rugs: $27.50 ( exceptional values. BATH TURES. ATE 50; ma. Renuine leat rt, $42.50: two nice leather rock- * 14. TAMS CO. passenger tion (ape wld mak two $400 lent ¢ fob): w | | Late m buy, sell and juat LS1T My Ist ANKOUS L, WORK Late tel Overland mechanical conditio tire: just overhauled Price Winde heavy ga 1918 Oakland good tires and all pep %, manly. $2.00 the th 1918 Oldamobdjle Six ed, with all wood one extra Ju $8.00 to} t he beat for 1-ply 1917 ne Maxwell spare all goo 3 dow ' 30, sent free 1918 Oakland ere, b-pa. xtra tire, tub phore lens, of the best to offer One price One b have Seattla # Laree aplit only 20 10 up 1918 Maxwell tire and chanical tires irror: mdi paint. Te 1 month nt umber, Fltiott 2678. dourht, sold o that work AWAY when Third ave, witht ABOVE Lexie, INGTON OAK Saturday, ere 13th and B. Pike, Piano Hous jott 2907. WG |. , si ghth ave RENT Mey N. 4 ow GOOD RUBBER SEE WATSON 606 & PIKE BA HASING Mad SUNSET MOTOR 108 tet EXCHA ARS RELIABLE < TURE STYLE BING ive library er daven- STOP! LOOK! French two large worth v Oxlt For the big Used Tr at_the Federal Truck WM. L. HUGHSON 606 H Pike St tres: i beds | 1 j Ascii ete. 152 Pike Jott 4354-W. LIVE STOCK POR SALE—ONE TRAM OF MARES weight 3,150. Harbor, Wash. USED CARS PAIGES BUICKS OVERLANDS: OLDSMOBILES FORDS DODGES CHANDLERS PACKARDS STUDERAKERS dese saremennese with Address Box HUDSON 1918 Ford; REO VELIE And a lot more, WE HAVE THE CARS AUTO DEPT. FRANK WATERHOUSE & co: Dept. ‘ar 1918 CHEVROLET DELIV ERY, GOOD AS NEW; TOF CURTAINS. $600 EXCHANGED CARS 1919 Elgin, slightly used $1,450 1919 Liberty, slightly used 1,500 some buy . 1917 Ford; dandy .. 1918 Chevrolet 1914 Apperson Tl EASY TERMS ESSENTIAL SEATTLE 517 SUNSET MOTOR CO. BROADWAY AND UNION oat WILLYS OVERLAND PACIFIC COMPANY, USED CAR DE East 660. 1 Briscoe, 1 Chevrolet 1 Metz, 1918 1 Jeffrey, 1916 Overland 1917 Overland ater HE AROVE Kast 990, || | RELIABL oF 1913 Studebaker USED CARS ARE FIRST CLASS ME! AL CONDITION. MOTOR CAR CORP, Pike “EXCHANGED ARS 12t 1919... T passenger 1916 Overland (#mall car), 1918 Overland, Model ing «+. 1918 Overland, ing Mode} "ARTMENT HENRY MOSSRA AUTOMOBIL. harness and isi) Oak Teed car. Spot o C18 Bh Pike St. Ee touring: Kood BROADWAY AND U AND CO. ant O18 al paint dandy for canine. bala arin fine extra terme $600 m5 4; roadster k at paint tres and 1 ! od n tires 2 bump- and lock, yt Hartt buys we + $1,050 extra C ma will ne + 81,45 CARS LAND CO. aot O14 < ST. co. NION NGED | LISTEN! uck Sale i. e Vv WANTED—AUTOMONILES cn nts your late model ah. it 3651. “2183 Wat lake. Main 6078. if mnotcrey- | cles, bicycles, accessories and ex- ert repairing. 73 FOR SALE—KEAL CHOICE LEVEL VICE; CLOSE-IN EASY TERMS. | | | | SE view p Anne, #u |}60x120 gitt-edare West Queen | | nice home or CHARLES BE. AD. SMALL HOME $75 Cash, Balance 6 | Several small houses, wi on city car line, in W district. Ask us about w. Wow 601 New Geo, Main 2209, 6 rooms and sleeping por sity district full ce ment; furnace: laund 33. $600 cas CLINTON AND BE Elliott 2304. 1A HAL HOUSE ACRE In Weat Seattle, $100 ca month. A nice home Free wood. u re : 716 Third Ave. HOME Responsible and reliable for building and repair 460 400 625 450 high salary office Conmult us FOR SAL furnis Elliott 20 and HAN- S500 DOWN, REST ON FE 4-room house; garden prepared for some Frese, 9215 14th ave. YOU SHOULD home. See John F. Fauntleroy; he makes you. City Office, OTs IN DES Aberty Bonda Addreas B-70, Star. SERINDS. PLUMBING, St. 6 MO’ MAGNIFICENT V. —o | 6-room modern bungalo 120; full cement baseme: trays; fruit, flowers 9 one block from car; to suit, —o IDA SMITH ‘alifornia Ave, (ST SEATTLE BA h ond B. Fine n furnished bung: f furnit large high sehool and car with terms, J 108 Cherry St $750 = $900) $600) + $350 | «$950 $600 + $650 se $82 Road tate exclusive! Downa Bldg. 709 2 ci J ACREAGE nd av 90, +$800) 40-ACRE SNAP 6 acres bottom land good upland: fir fenced: nice orehar MALTBY ( é NEA 90, ‘Tour. ; ~ 40 ACKER, § $1,000 |4-room houses Sanita! off land. 1 Gt Dae h mvcmaenie:: 416 This te apartment lease for long term of years, thK EE 1Y OWNER, warage; time &. OWN YOUR OWN accepted 3,500; fa 2, ESTATE _ LoTs | $250 AND UP, GOOD CAR SER- ROPERTY; GLOBE SECURITIES CO. 129 CENTRAL BUILDING roperty, on uitable | for AMS 1010 Third Ave. 8 th bie ite Cenv them. ITR York Bik A REAL BARGAT . Univer- ent base~ try trays <MAN § Seaboard Hide. AND GROUND $15 “per cheap. ah, and rn contrac: ing. W and satisfaction guaranteed, man 5 Lee at., to 8 ROOMS, close in ASY TIME, has been Aek Ww Adame, ite at for 215 Boston Blk. INES $400. at par. 1426 JACK: vain 16 WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY 1hW w mt; n lot 60x laundry foliage: term: West RGAINS alow: real lot; near ries $3,000, URQUHART Main 3393 |2 BR KIEFER —Weat Beattic re Main 6309. R KENT leared, on 000; on road; good logged- dandy farm, will} STAR CLASSIFIED BRANCH 0 Located at 610 Avenue FFIGE Second BARTELL’S DRUG STORE NO. 2 Classified ad left at thin addre weh day for the noon editions ortini u a | Water ON OUR ACRE A complete water system, supplying wa mains ct, elec irable auick town are rie light My vere wr | THe | And allow | land on easy payme FURNISH BULLDING MAT! RENT MC f oth porary present, on fe ken house are lower and build a better house. It is surprising what a comfortable tittle ¢ you can plac of show you nm our plan this We can show y ) M ¢ U) ne may be pto liam ular after ACKEAG! AND LIGHTS TRACTS with Jere ighiands tt interur rth Trunk highway ERIAL a to pay for it and the nts NEY OWN HOME ore have ¢ put up on n farace ding « ready wt build for $40 MORFORD & NEFF 605 American Phone Main Rank Didg. 629. At KIRKLAND IMPROV $1,075 | Larme tract: a od family orchar ete., tree Varietion of raapberrien, comfortable fh good water rramental | j | j | fare to Kxecetiont bar Kirkiand and quiring for T. W br a at Kirkland. IMPROVED LOG HOUSE Just off payed r hbo a; m o in the Ke neale kets. Pe this district work in $1,200; monthly or 4 can be had. RKE & FARR | 263 New York |b ACRE TRAC ch 0, $50 « per cent er than lots. CARTER, Mi MILLE 208 ah, $1 ° , 000000000000 routh of city This is a snap. YOUNG & 9 Ballard Av. limits, BRE Phon $200 DOWN, $20 acren of cleared Foster, urban, has just ° highway $1,900; $200 down, balance $20 per Phone Sidney 726 for di- month. rections. FRUIT AND eral hundred acres off land our_offer to w me For 5 acres; Seattle; good bu easily on state road TS, 5 Leary and Price $900; ha vt MALTBY FARM LAN! All fenced; place; good building: fruit’ trees, | Price terms, For particul 0. Box 1098, Winle 82 FOR SALE—WAT! PROP SALT WA ¥ 100x143 lnw 60x260 Also large BRAC Reautif out, levard tract, parked PROTTY LITTLE F Down BY the Large lot, 60x132 feet; nice shade trees; water, Price $1,260; ROBERT MALTBY CO. ISEAR WANT ADS YOR REAULIS. yerned shrubbery 10 high grade residents 10 ACRES ALDER 10" best land in the # Moines paved r land, on Seattle-Tacoma ‘This propert room house, good wel BERRY ‘© are placing on the market sev- SOUTH OF co, Kk, ci f TRACTS, RT MALTBY CO., D PLAC leared and 4 of mall fruit, nganberries, use; pe aplendid in city if sible party Suckling at the ngalow office on the dock ACHES TROUT STREAM level 6 ser and upland. 4 stream thru lower part build- ber bulld- try lumber wed if anyone chicken bu! convenient ople town Ine. k AR. Bh “TH NORTH END Junt north of the city we have re tracts, 0 month, @ Acre tracts cheap- “DONALD & Inc lumbia St 000000 €; clone te 6 mile Price $1,650 BERG © Ballard 813. MONTH Jocated a if LAND good logred. Write for literature and a LUMBER cleared; nea In a mighty UPPER Bidg TOWN in good pas alf cash 1008 3rd Av 1 horse, and wagons: eusary farm machinery si $3,800; jars, write Wash. ERFRONT cRTY H TRACTS close te feet, $450 te ninutes out via High Line ully wooded eady for use. Ideal for summer homes and camp 1008 Grd Av. tUNGALOW Keach a pure terms, a live be to ttry nice lawn and living In Price uarterly pay- TTOM LAND; inter- is fenced; four blocks Price 0 bearing easy in lawn; spring ., 1008 3rd Av. |s6 _ LOGGED-oFF LANDS ACKia IN KOUTITWHET Washington for wale to nettlors: aay terme: nor in prices 8 er acre C as u Liberty How aken at ite for map show~ ing loeatte om, ate. | WEYENHAVOSER TIMBER Co, T CUGr? ” Wash. RANCHES AND ACREAGE roR KENT ACT engaged with orc roe, Wash Ve In Plenty SAD WILL MU Libert Thrift Mtampes War Amps at Pet Universal High Powe Pan Mc Heacon Coal WILL, SLL al High Powe anch Oil, Texas Tire Balt Crook 1000 Ned Monareh 1000 Alaska Petroleum ¢ 1000 Wack Hawk Mining 100 Chitina Kuskulana ) Alaska Copper Rive 100 Jones Tire 1000 Wyoming Pacift MAX WINKLIIt Union ft Biliott 860 Liberty HouGuT Prices paid, upon Hor oleum r Telephone ' 140 Univer 100 Pe 100 Wieks 2000 ¢ Pet 10 an HONDA including « trd 4a 4th ie WAK SAVINGS STAMPS C.D. MeCONAHY 916 American Rank Hide. és nd and Madison HUY LIBERTY HONDA” at mall diseoun nt receipts 204 Maight Bh wr 6 A RNAP i8 ft Ing, all full, $1,400 full pr cash, Vy owner, $11 Take Aloha anor ma SOK sts eae Gws List your business RELIAULE INVESTMENT CO. for QUICK ACTIC We sell all lines of b secure partners and additional ¢ meritort None too large or none too femal! for us to handle WE HAVE THE BUYERS Quick Ba! or listing your with us NVESTMENT CO. ATLD BLDG, Fourth and Pike. 0907004 0000009000 WH HAVE BUYERS FOR APART ments and rooming houses List your places with us for results SECURITIES INVESTMENT ( » RORTON BLK, ELLIOTT 499 98 PEKSONAL WANTED —EVERY WOMAN TO RE main beautiful by using Princess Bes powder and reams (4 months’ supply), octal $1.90. Finish- Ing cream, 600 Princess Tollet Co. 406 WANTED. Arcade Bide. DIAMONDS. OLD CO. OLD JEWELRY, OLD SILVER WATCHES OLD PALS® THETIC HIGH RST PRICHA PAID. SMITH JEWELRY CO. 4121. C SMITH BLDG, «(RH FLOOR. PARTY WHO TOOK CANTEEN AT North End Improvement Club Sat urday night is known. Pie re turn same to United Dentists to avoid prosecution PRIVATE SANITARIOM — RERIG- tered physician, Specialist in all conditions of wo rms rea- able. 1 Capitol Mi ear. SWITCHES” AND Cinta” MADI from combings. Ladies’ Improv ment Shop. 620 Union at. Main 6507, DIAMONDS, WATCHES ON CneDIT. MICHARL, 2627 PIKE ST. " ASE WRITE ©. J ivery, Important Pleake write to me. WANTED TO BORROW ADETTACTS AT TEDOCES RATER Money to loan. 710 Third « Main 1017. Washington Tithe Co Corry rry ° ecoccocecce rile * GENER- ra He lcian ‘an live here DIRECTORY Attorneys at Law All canes, Free uitation. 215 Burke Bldg, 905 Hecond ave. Main 7303. ELT Schott, Downs Aik, Consul | practi Oe tad a rr PRED PO GORIN — 71 CEN TRAY, Ride. Phone Main 390. Reference Remington Typewriter Co. Wes ern Rubber Universal Tel phone Co. Olympic Foundry Co. | MASON, FENWICK, LAWRENCE 2 Burke Bide. Bicycles and Repairs RODY LUNDGREN for Snell Bley- cles 04 Stewart, at Times aq Main 4917 Chattel Loans MONEY TO LOAN Loans from £10 to $100 made quickly and confidentially on furniture, pianos, live stock, ete. SANDERS & CO. 1003-41. C. Smith Bide, BM. 4662. Chiropractor STROUP — Chiropractor, Graduate National School, Chicago. TH. Consul- tation free. 212 Denny id. 1408 2nd. Furniture, Repairing, Upholstering, ching Jorgensen Pros. Purn. Shop. Mo 35iT CoNateral Loans MONEY LOANED ON ALL glen of value, The Rel Third’ ave Detective Agencies COAST DETHCTIVE Agency—120 Seabonrd Bldg. Male and female operatives: open day and night. Office, Elliott 1658, Physicians and Surgeons Br Kathryn Harrison — Women’s disorders readjusted, 4819 Stone treen Lake car, North 2358. Stove Repairing REPATRING” GAS” RANGES AND er heaters my specialty, Elliott 1k78 1898 Sixth ave. Turkish Baths MPERTAL TURKISH HATHS 1408 4th ave etric cabinets, thera- peutle Rheumatiam n apecialty. 8 Myers, chirop- it, mechano-thera Phone Main 9219. day or nig! dunk ALASKA JUNK co, 8. Eliott 3291. Storage DRY,” FIREPROOF STORAGE Warehouse, Central Storage C White Bidég. Police Stop Red Meetings in East CHICAGO, May 12.—"Organtze, march on, and take what Helongs to you,” was the advice given at a rad-| teal mass meeting staged by the na tional convention of the I. W. W. here last night “Fellow Worker" Roberta Bruner pleaded for an organization to help the unemployed and gain om of imprisoned radicals. Police of Gary and Hammond, In,, put a quietus on demonstrations planned in those places on Sunday A mass meeting in Hammond was broken up by a force of armed of: ficers, while three radicals were ar- rested in Gary and the rest dis: Fat le, PACTFIC™ r lamps, 1120 First ave. a STANLISHED 1887. | GIRL TO GO TO MEDICAL LAKE No Facilities at at the State Penitentiary Ruth G to the arrinon will not be insane ward of the until the latter Promecuting At i predicted Mond meanwhile she is bein, jail, under the attention of a according to Sheriff Stringer Mins Garrison's attorneys were on fishing trip Monday to their strenuous court week Altho Mins Garrison will b to the ordered ' art of th Vred in the kept at the atate pen week own county nure rest after section of last order insane ward of the state penitentiary, she will ey nent to the inaane hospital at 1 Lake by the at d of ¢ trol, Th no at the penitentiary care insane wom “I've anigned a nurse to watch the Garrison girl because she threat ened to commit suicide several em,” waid Stringer “Ot course I don't think she will attempt to end her life now that sh has been found not guilty, but I'm not going to take any chances,” The young slayer of Mra. Grace Storrs, who was last w declared mentally irresponsih far her crime & superior court jury, spent most of her time Monday sew- ing and reading MANY YANKS TO SAIL SOON Several Organizations Are Named in Latest List WASHINGTON, May 12.—(United |Press.)—The following orgunizations been anxigned to early convoy company 20th — engineers; pioneer infantry; 24th engi- 17th field battall ignat pe; ZTth and Z2ist mailtelty po lice companies, evacuation am. bulance companies 60. and provisional \ evacuation ambulance company number 1; advance vet- erinary bane hospitals numbers 3 and base veterinary hospital number mobile veterinary nec tion 116; veterinary hospital num ber 11; fourth and fifth battalion 2nd engineers Ninth headquar |pany 25h | neers to for have j158tn | sOtrh neers corps and om headquarters bakery A TaNat ith troops com- engi supply D Slith engi battalion headquarters and A 5I engineers servic camp hospital number 21 pm pany ny B mp comp train and neers, | company | battalion \He Had Everything But Her Concert PORTLAND, Ore., May 12.(Unit od Pres)+Clarence Daniel Tichenor has a wedding ring which he will sell cheap. Considering the fact that Dorothy Adel! Taylors won't think about having it slipped onto her dainty finger, Clarence has no earth ly une for the band of gold Tichenor also bought something else that was “money thrown away.” It in a marriage license. In fact, Clarenee just about procured every thing that 4 prospective groom #e- cures before taking the “for better or worse” vowr—except a rather im portant Ititle thing—the consent of | Miae ‘Taylor. The first she knew about Tich enor’s plans for wedding her wai |when she read in a local newspaper | that a marriage license had been is | sued for them. Tichenor lost his happy home then jand there. |Holiday Overseas Offered Recruits Discharged soldiers and marines, who would like to go overseas, are offered the chance. The local marine recruiting office has received a tele gram from headquarters urging en listment to form a special contingent to relieve troops in France who have served thru the war, be stimulated. The recruits will be sent to France and remain there until fall, when all troops are to be sent home, This, recruiting officers declare, means jit would be equivalent to a short |holiday, As there is no time fer training, only men who have been in the service willebe accepted. The men will be discharged immediately on their return to the United States. The marine recruiting office ix at 101 Yesler Way Fremont Carnival Is Granted Permit License was granted the Fre- mont Business Men's association |Monday morning for a carnival May 26 to 31 for the benefit of the Fremont Mbrary fund. Representa- tives of the association told the Ii- cense committee of the council they have been awarded $35,000 by the Carnegie libraries for a librar: building In Fremont, provided th furnish the land A site has been obtained at Blewett and Aurora, which will cost $6,000, jand $2,000 was raised b by a a fair, Jury Hikes Out to See Land in Case Leaving their warm courtroom to |have a look at the property of John Joyee, thru which the county byilt a road and which Joyce says was seriously damaged thereby, the jury in Judge Smith's department Mon- day afternoon went to Duval and spent more than an hour rambling over the land. Questioned by Judge Smith, the older members of the jury declared their physical en- durance sufficient to withstand the hardship of the trip. Joyce wants King county to pay $6,000 damages, \Mayor to Addres: Advertising Men Ole Hanson, Seattle's mayor, will ‘address the opening meeting of the Pacific Coast Advertising Men's association in Portland June 8 ace cording to information received by the publicity department of the Se- attle Chamber of Commerce Mon- day, ‘The convention, which is the 16th annual, is expected to be the largest in the history of the or- ganization, . OHIO SENATE TO TRANSPORTS ASK PEACE VOTE Joint Resolution Introduced AND, 12, @ joint 0, May The Ohio senate has before it Jrenoluuion presented by nator Latham, of Huron county, endorsing a resolution Benator Borah t® to in troduce in congrers, giving the peo ple a referendum vote on the league of nations. Here i» Latham's part: “Whereas, the national congress a ren provide for a referendum prospective entrance of the United Btates of America into the projected gue of nations; and whereas there appears to be a wide difference of opinion among our people in regard to the character, language, construc tion, and conditions of wald league and whereas the president of th United States, in an address at Tow jton, February 1919, states ‘If any one doubts the temper of Ameri ca I invite him to test the sent menta of the nation,’ be it resolved by the general assembly of the state of Ohio that we respectfully petition for the enactment of measures bring the issue before the people that they may clearly indicate on what terms they will accept com pany or partnership with any nation or peoples other than the free and independent people of the United States of America.” START TRIAL OF resolution in in pending in ution to on thi there |May Take Three Weeks to Get a Jury MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich. May 12—dUnited Press)—Henry Ford's million-dollar Nbel suit against the |Chicago Tribune, which was first jbrought in 1916, opened in circuit court here today, presiding The suit was Tribune, in an editorial Ford as an anarchist because of Ford's stand on military prepared ness during the Mexican border trouble. Action was first brought in federal court, but later was deferred brought Into the Michigan court Both sides have engaged high legal talent to represent them. It was expected three weeks will be necessary for « fi on of the jury. The trial itself will extend over two months was believed. Man Arrested as He Calls for Baggage Detectives James Byrnes and G A. Bergstrom Sunday afternoon ar rested J. L. Sokolik, railroad elec trician of Dresbach, Wis, when he called to claim his baggage at the; King etreet station, accompanied by Mra, A. 8. Dickson and her baby daughter, aged 3. The man w arrested on tele graphic instructions from Wiscon sin. Sokolik is alleged to have de serted his wife and four children, se- cured free transportation from his employers for his “wife.” and company with Mrs. Dickson left for Seattle, Mrs. Dickson left a hus- band and small son in Wisconsin, according to police information. She is the wife of a telegraph operator of Dresbach. Sokolik is held on an open charge. Mrs, Dickson has been retained as a witness. Organizer to Tell of Camp Fire Girls The Camp Fire Girls’ grand coun- eit will meet at 7:30 Monday even: ing in the Y. W. C. A. to hear Misa Edith M, Kempthorne, national field secretary of the Camp Fire Girls, and Lester S. Scott, national secre tary. A course to explain Camp Fire organization and psychology and the intimate way in which it ap- plies to the girl and her activities, will be given by the university ex tension division beginning with a lecture by a member of the uni vefsity faculty in the Labor Temple Annex, Fifth ave. and University st, Friday evening at 7:30. The Camp Fire is a national organiza. tion for girls similar in its purpose to the Boy Scouts. select Frisco Favors Big Meeting in Seattle The San Francisco Chamber of Commerce has endorsed the invita- tion of the Seattle Chamber of Com. merce to the directors of the nation: al chamber to hold the next quar. terly meeting in Seattle, the pub- licity bureau of the local chamber announced Monday, The endorse. ment has been sent direct from the! San Francisco chamber to the pres. ident of the board of directors of the national chamber at Washing ton. POLICE RELIEF CASH "TO GO INTO V BONDS Five thousand dollars was voted by the Police Retief association, Monday morning, to buy Victory bonds, The relief association's fund amounts to about $1,000, and this means that almost half of it will go to swell Seattle's quota in the Fifth Liberty Loan drive. AUTO STRIKES YOUTH Run down by an automobile driv- en by E, Lacstrom, 6542 First ave, N. W,, at the corner of Woodland Park ave. and Ewing st. John Campbell, ‘aged 170 11th ave, suffered a broken leg, a. fractured knee cap and numerous bruises The accident occurred when young Campbell with two companions at tempted to cross the street in front of the automobile, He was taken to the Minor hospital, RAILS SPREAD; TRAIN WRECKED; THREE DEAD MOULTON, Ia, May 12.—Three men were killed and two were ser: jously injured when a Wabash freight train jumped the track two and @ half miles south of here Sun- day evening. A spreading rail caused | for Referendum on League | to | FORD LAWSUIT Judge J. G, Tucker | entered when the | referred to} and | ARE LISTEd Given Assignments for May to Bring Yanks Home WASHING Pre an Tran Pail with TON, May neport (Unite ings were hington, May af vattalions engineers medical deel 4 an achine battalion © 20th headquarters and tachment 207th field signal bat talion, headquarters, medical supply detachments and Compa A, B and C; detachments 3% and 328th infantry Transport Walter A Bordeaux New 19 with 327th staff headquarters chine fond yer Luckenb York, due infantry, field supply and gun companies, first and battalions and sanitary tachment Transport M to New York, 32nd infantry; | unt Vernon, due May 17 122nd maching battalion; 124th machine gunil talion; 33rd division headqu nd headquarters troop, rail detachment 33rd division, casual companies; 108 mobil | nance rsh five cent detachments Transport Valencie, | York, May 18, chine gun battalion; 126th infi | Companies K 1 M and detachment; five casual com Transport Scranton, Bordeamg New York, due May 21, with infantry, first and second batt Transport Matsonia, St. : to wport News, due May with 116th Infantry; one company and 28 sick and we re c Brest with 11 re Transport Sioux, Bordeaux |New York, due May 20, with al companies; two convalescent detachments; and 639th aero squadrons; |vision headquarters and | postal detachment, s2nd military police company, | vision h infantry, machine gun company; 328%] |fantry. field and staff, medic tachment and headquarters 163rd infantry brigade quarters; 164th infantry headquarters Maj. Gen. Geo. |division; Brig. Gen. R. | 164th brigade, and Col. Rol | Walsh, commanding 163rd are passengers. sport Santa Elena, B | New York, due May 24 with automatic replacement draft | ers; (Sept. 1 replacement di gineers means engineers Sept. 1, last, as replacement t five casual companies, Cruiser Seattle, Brest to York, due May 21, with 324th artillery. Transport Europe, w York, due May 29, with jMmachine gun battalion; h | troops, first army; photo | three casual companies, || Transport Rochambeau, Le | to New York, due May 20, | tor truck company 381; Compal | 162na infantry and medical | ment Company H; motor ts panies 486 and 398, qu |corpe, 130th company, ee |ment air service mechanics; casual companies. Transport Mexican, |New York, due May 21 casual companies; 311th field and staff; headquarters gun and supply companies, detachment second and thi talions. Transport Ohioan, B New York May 20 with two @ companies; 328th infantry, thit talion; sanitary detachment, and machine gun companies. — EXPECT FIGHT | FOR OVER Not All Members of Hostile to Plea | pany B. Duncan, ed art | é | | Opposition to the tions of the utilities and |committees that the street |employes’ petition for extra*p | overtime be laid over to b ing time is expected when ports of the committees come the council, Monday afternoon, | That the council as a whole is) opposed to granting the carmen ti and a half for overtime, and som members of the cquneil Ject to deferring action on the: tion until June, is the belief at. city hall, J. A, Stevenson, business f Street Railway Employes’ Local said Monday he and members of @ grievance committee of the Unig will attend the council meeting, Bt will not argue further, Members of the council who ai strenuously objecting to the. ment of any extra money for time by the city declare that street car men's strike threat bluff,” and that “the men well satisfied with the wages are getting, which are higher in any other city in the world.) Uncle Sam Calls for Pathole Uncle Saw wants to hire a ogist at $2,000 a year, and will an examination in the local service offices, 303 postoffice jing, June 10, Examinations for § | clerk will be held June 4, July.9 a August 6. Examinations are any time for plant quaranti ba stag Rah Transports rts Arrive With & 82nd Yank NEW YORK, May 12.—-Two t ports, the Alaskan and the Are bringing men of the 82nd di Alabama and Tennessee, reached here today. The Arcadia brought 700 the 307th ammunition train, BUTTER AND EGGS TO PAY 3RD CLASS WASHINGTON, May 12, Press.)—The interstate commission today prescribed class rates as reasonable mum” as the Scotts, cherge. of lot shipments garine, ofticial | pre \)