The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 26, 1919, Page 18

the Northwest Read The Star's Want Ads Phone Main 600 Rates Per Insertion oe --- Tran mt charae advertising. 1 Ponts « line per ten Nee) Six Inve price of five. Trensiont cash tn advance adv a tine per o), Six Insertions sy nements wit! be k cach morn + vafternees * for the nrice of Classified adve Your credit tx rood. Phone Main O00, ank f ~ olan Ine departmen’ own: before the Inrgest audien tm the North w 18) FEMALE HELP WANTED a, ror PALD it WOMEN WANTED INE OPERATING RARNING, APPLY AVE. Tornc TELE Witih 1 FOURTH GREDIT OA LITLE pow’. 4 irr. tle ch week, Dresses coats, sult Open evenings unt! @elock, Phelps Co, 205% Third we. (upstairs) HOUSEKEEPER elderly University distr Light Phan LEARN pay, easy Starts you Hinckley Ft Wo sOOK ON FARM dre three to $30) month. Leon H. Cays, Elma. Wash WANTED — AN EXPERIENCED Hotel $04 Summit 1545. TRL NO CHIT * Otis <CING, TAKE or 2 lessons PIANO PLAYING taucht. Pantages Rullding, A SCHOOLS AND ct 2 TAUGHT KAROYASHT Mitott 4294 MALE HELP WANTED | ‘Sou . FOR THE rehant Ma- 1 as rallors. for good MEN WANTED United States \ Fine, to be train firemen, stewards, jobs at good pay on ocean- going ships, Pay while training. Board and quar- ters free. Ages 18 to 35 Bring birth certificate. Apply to EARL M. BROCKETT Enrolling Agent D STATES SHIPPID BOARD Weat Pee erewegererteones Recruiting Service. Seattle, Wash. Bee eee aren eeeeee E TED — LOGGERS RAILROAD QRabe “TION | INOCULATION | MEN EX- N AND . TH CAMP, SICKN NO TYPHE OTHER [LATION 2EN AT REQUE ee TTLE. AF ANTED— LOGGERS RAILROAD DERS AND SECTION ME -TYPHOLD INOCULATION EX-SERVICE MEN EX: | OMT 5 FROM AND RNMENT. NEEDS 4006 for census, $190 month. Ex- nations soon. Age require- ta, 18 or over. For free par- | lars write J. C. Leonard (for-| Civil Service Examiner), 1114] juitable Bide. Washington BD—A FEW LIVE SALE to sell vacuum cleaners 6 1 campaign of $1.00 down 1.00 a week. yy commplg- Chance for som@ Feat mo ric Appliance Co, 118 Spring: TRACH YOU HOw TO! and repair on all the stand-; make trucks, tractors and j biles in the shortest time bie. Special day and night I Mr. Juneau, $14 Cherry. } Si HO NOT FIND A SUITABLE | Position advertised here, why not_ "gre ad in the “Situation | 24 obey coluren? It will reach) m Uittle. art of employers, and costs | [DOTS FOR ROUTE CAR | in all parts of the city. Good for advancement. to Circulation Department _ Seattle Star. EN, BEL EN, $i50 To! monthly, rience unneces Write, send stamp. Agsociation, FP. A FEW MEN TO JOIN © ling upon rich oil shale, W ing. Lumbard Company, 618 ndave. hasement Alaska filde PERIENCE LWSPAPER S0-| ors wanted; lary proposition. | attle Star, 1307 | 2. OU HAVE ANY” PLUMBING, | ting or repair work, call Smith, goad Beacon 1311, 1425 OY TO Apply Mr. school. Seattle Star. ant : sp—TWO TAILORS. MILES City, Mont id SITUATIONS WANTED—MALFE CHARGED soLDIen, i Months’ rervice in France, wishes any kind of empl ent that is steady, Am plasterer by tra Dut prefer work that is me steady. Am married man. and p: fer work in Seattle but will go any place. Address B-88, Star DISCHARGED SOLDIER AND WIFR: desire situation: man experienced, % years as hotel clerk, 5 years as salesman: woman has thoro know! gage of dining room work; capable taking charge small hotel: go any where. Address N-1 Sta YOUNG EX-SERVICE MAN sires position in the open interesting work in prospect: tim ber cruising or prospecting or fomething out of the ordinary Willing to travel absolutely any- where Address N-12%, Star. MESS SERGEANT WANTS TO PUY gmail grocery store in good resi- ince location. In answering state wnount of stock carried, price, and how long business has been estab- lished. State teleph number Address N-124, Star ION AS BOOKKERPER Beneral office man wanted young man lately returned aversens. I have had $ perience in accountancy Nish satisfactory references Main ¢ Ex. per: tion. alae DF with n: On by from ‘an fur Phone VICK MAN, 7 YEARS EX Familiar wi rocery line grocery specialties, candy and erackers. > peddiing in uniform Phone West 144-R BrFICK MANAGER AND SHIPPING | ‘and cominissary superintendent, a 39, well ed ted, returned service man, desires position. Can fur ish bond; A-1 references. Call or Write 214 Calhoun Hotel, city HAR D SOLDIER, VET of Span “American war Ine would like position a t honorable discharge with artial d ility Add Bnchomish, Wa 914 Fourth PRINTING AND KALSOMINING discharged sailor hardwood ishing; old fioora refinished look like new, reasonable Main room between % p.m. DIRCHARGED AT CAPTAIN would to loe with a fir is a future. Married; 4. Can furnish, very Address ndations. A25, Sta EX-BAILON WANTS PORPTION” AB xporter or rail ocean portation raduate of U. practical exporting and tation classes. Anne 2740 BIKCHARGED SOLDIER ing business college wants work after 4p. m, and Saturdays, or will work fa toes and board, Address AN at y fin- to Call 6 and ¥ of W. tranepor Woodman, Q 18 SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE EX-SERVICH WAN WITH GINGER wish nnection with lable alex department or ndary t wey kvie ar with nd vat Exee! f Kenwood 2849 after 6 p. m. YOUNG “MAN wifi nt lity wishe vening § t army " A. Room TURNED SOLDIER WAN'T hauling. Doughboy Trar David V. Shee ’ Elliott 44 19 MAN Ad CHAT f keeping APATLE wants pi D SOLDER ar repair position as chauffeur driver. Addre DISCHARGED OVERS! and tr NAVY MAN WANTS EVENAT OLDIE MAR r Rainier 6 LOST AND FOUND RETWEHEN PINE AND MATS FOR & FOU DO NOT FIND A SUITARLE ours advertised here for rent, try 4 under the “Wanted—-House’ heading, and it will reach many le having vacancies SHOrED OWN home, See John F. Adame, at ny makes it easy for Office, 215 Rosten Filk % FURNISHED APARTMENTS AND FLATS FURNISHED SONNY MOD apartments 6 minutes municipal ear, 2021 W. S8t? vo HOUSERKERPING ROOMS FURNISHED £- ROOM HOUSE housekeeping rooms, close h ave. BOARD AND ROOM BALLARD ~ MAN.” ROOM board, private. $4.50 per Address I-90, Star & WANTED-—MISCELLANEOUS SAFES We have prospective purchasers for used safes all sizes, PURCELL SAFF. CO, Main 667. TIS Fourth Ava THE OWL PAYS MORE for clothing furs, furniture, We buy, sell and exchange everything. 1317% Eliott 2994 49 FOR SALE—MISCELLANE 6 WILLIAMS CO. SASH, DOORS AND MILL WORK jow is the time te order yo doors and fereens covered with heavy «al yanized wire mesh, 16 per square ont 2-8x6-7 sereen doors, %, aly 2-8x4-9 screen doors, %. Kaly 8-0x7-1 screen doors 14. galy A large stock of 4-inch and 6-Inch cedar siding: just the thing for your bungalow or garage, $8.00 to $15.90, Our strictly first class GOLD SEAL ROOFING can not be beat quality and price t-ply, $4.00 S-ply, $2.6 . $2.00 per roll of 10% aqnare feet Send a postcard for our larme {tu 20, ty n mn 1810 AND week ont free! nm reat nell anyone, ship anywhere, and ry. One price We Kuarantes safe det! to all O. BR WILLIAMS CO. 1949 First Ave. & Seattle DO YOU WANT TO GET WELL? Mave yo rheumatiom, lumbame. neuritis, kidney trouble, dronay hervousness and what not? The VIT-O-NET will cleanse the blood atream, raine your vitality and SURELY and POSITIVELY Na ture (will bring you HEALTH We gre perfecting cures that ar wondertur ath this Na METHOD, and it will do the sama for you. Bring this ad with you and get a complete treatment FREE, “226 Central Ridg.. Third and Marion. POSITIV FOR DIAMONDS, «old, Old ar broken Jewelry. MONEY LOANED ON SA} SMITH JEWELRY CO 412 LC. Smith Bide. fourth floor FIRE AND RURGLAR- PROOF safe cabinets, bought, sold nd exchaneed. Luck expert and repairing. ArT CO. PURCELL Main 667, 718.720 Fourth Ave. MONEY BAY ON YOUR NEW SUIT For bargains call and see the Owl, 1317% First, facing Arcade Bidg. entrance. PHONOGRAPHS OUR SPECIALTY FOREIGN RECORDS RECORD EXCHANGE *. Mott 2678. ide AWAY when make NOTIC NT TRHO your old straw or felt b the Danbury Hat © them like new 1 BOYS NEW SAMPLE § to 18, lowest The Owl, 171 Arcade Ride. 100 NEW, summer The Owl, cade Bide TENTS 8x10, 10x12. tents for Main st BEST PIANG AND PHONOGRA PH values at Fringer’s Pinno House, 1022 Third ave. Elliott 2907. SLIGHTLY Usep WATCH grade standard makes, at prices. Hob's, 615 Third ave. . AXMINSTERS POR $39.50 The 9xi2 size, and on terms, Waldron © rth ODD COAT AT $1.60 The Owl 1917 facing Ar cad Bide. ent W PIANOS FOR applied on_ purcha Toner, 210 Union. SUIT CASTS AND TRAVELING bags: exceptional values, Bob's, 615 Third ave. SEWING MCHS. RENTED. KAVANAGH S $2.50 HATH St WANTED—FTRNITURE ke Furniture Co. 408 Pike, M. 6518 FOR SALE—FURNITURE DROP-HEAD SINC MACHINE. all attachments Ox12 Ax minster, $ 9x1 iton, $45 brass bed, complete o, Every thing to furnish a furnish home, all ean Ts, RIZE int facing sur % F ave., entrance SLIGHTLY fancy vents 1217% Fi entrance TENTS 12x14, sale, na at up. , facing TENTS i wall 16 ail, 4516 1108 1° $17.50 Ww $27 YOUR OWN | ALS | Third ave. | Ar-| STOCK PUPPIE $10. Phe PE AIREDALE thorobred, re FEMALE weeks old, Q. A. 1104) ol KOK SALE—AL OMOBILES: WILLYS-OVE USED CAR AND PACIFIC CO. DEPARTMENT 12th and Kast Pine Phone | You Want | A Car. / We Haye | What Y No, th 18 NOT High | Yeu, We Lik | To Bemonstrat Junt Want! rice trans. | Hast 660 61 FOR SALE—ADTOMOBILES WASHINGTON OAKLAN th and B, Pike, Bas WE SELL ON } PAYMENTS ris touring: 6x nical conditic gs Prive A at and term uring 1918 painte and or 1918 Maxwe having new buy: terme 1918 Pp ne Oakland touring m new motor installed tires; just painte a new terms 41 just 6 Oakland roadete verhauled 1 ted pretty blue running _conditi ready for the road, and lots f pep; t and side curta pe exe tent t LIBERTY RONDS ACCEPTED FOR THEIR FACE VALUE ON AHOVE CARS WE WIL! DRIVE I L. TRACH YOU T REE OF CHARGE WASHING 12th and BE. | | IN OAKLAND CO, Pike, Bast 614 LIDERTY DODGE, some car 1 5 cord tires 1 | | CHEVROLET, 4 tires FORD tour. starter | D light delivery uring; 6 tires 5 | OAKLAND tires like ng 909 | at bar- cany / her good cars and | | HENRY MOSSE. | AUT 616-618 FE PHONE BAST | RCOTCH ROADST | « the above would, | heaven ind scsnger t has been the owner 4 money truck==to nly JOY it to] AND | A | PINT OF MITCHE mbination Mitchell well tak but who preferred making rig--a GERSIX something that We will be gp you, and in line with polley, have put a price on it that will Pa lot. Gereix Manufacturing 2219 Fifth ave "BE COMIN eRAL TRU | R THE ' TRUCK SALE lL. HUGHSON 506 BE. PIKE 87 RY MOSSBACH AUTOMOBILE COMPANY 616-618 KB. Pike. 2651 #4 FOR SAL I KNOW A MAN WHO THOUGHT A 1X TRUCK, BUT WHO AS APTRAID OF WORK | ne of thoee few instances that have had to contend with in| ufacturing and selling G ect to consumer f getting real We have th nd will make ® very Inter deal to real MAN who| has an honest desire to get ahead New tires and a real Guarantee money and a nufacturing | Ise | Ina truck | MOTORCYC! ACCES’ SCHUCK CYCLE CO, lake. Main 6078. , bicyelen, rt repairing. | 69 212% WHaT- | ‘Thor moterey- Accessories and © FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE 950 | $2 | - ROOM BEAUTY |* This in a cozy ttle ho | OMS AND BATH ent; kitchen ipboard and oling closet; or walk to James # bas built-in nutes and nd BUILDING Main 2146. range, beds lot bOx125 to trees; four k rehool: all for $2,800 son for sacrificing. Ca m. for key. W. ¢ W. Went’ 1 2- ROOM AOL $100 Cash On half-aere ground, in att 00 feet from $1,100; § nt interest it | Maen | Ww paver: i. ¢. PETER 716 Third Ave VHINN RIL bungal the ment; 50%100 buy. Biliott 2304 Hide iN ANN sult GIBBON-CASEY F ALY 2106 10th W. Open ings. ARKINDA, PLUMBING, 1426 sacK= oon st, Beacon 1311; ses, Loe, 1511, om years "This i old le real I | beara |For Qu bark THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, MAY 26, 1919. STAR CLASSIFIED Located at 610 Second Avenue eT fe ap OU uu ndvertising Clasnif left at thin address up to 11 rach day for the slar noon editions ————————— ACREAGE KIRKLAS $1,400 UC reg after % FOR SALE A REAL PRULT rwo wr HAL HOM rel ESTATE rr per mé Phone Ma You WILL Go NUTTY ut this ple Lint poreh, im » pl ting fixt garage: cb wood whe te: 9 by fruit trees € raspber f large garden fact if-supporting act Tight in yi only. tv Fouter m Ph urban Pric room he Phone I from Paci . $1,900; $200 down month. Phone ERUTT AND ere placing rket nev- eral hundred cged off land r © and ffer tc workmen THREE LAKES Lt COMPANY LAKE HARE te I a large Veranda rle and in and blocks fr ' Sint $2 nt Da Jance ‘i balance § Iney 126 for di nUyYs * A LOT and Char and pu at HENRY LAND {DER THRE RANCH Wait TAT " » high and leared garden HOME AN and > PURNI MILES lear no pur PA minty 4:15 big own 4 garden 2} ay Y HOMESEEK ER Responsible am abl for building and repairing re ontractors Work Here's another ir are to fly across the ocean. but the one which pulls the has lots of room to spare. "First Salvation Army Saloon iC ne Is Quite a Sizeable Machine into place ’ { _ a Oe ee ® and satisfaction Kuaranteed, high salary office man to’ pay Consult us. 565 Lee at. Kant QA FOR” RALY £- ROOM ~ MODREN ndati $ “0 > railr Aw ACTRS. ad and town nderful buy ff land. nm Sleagit Thin in and will b ement f 1 i Alstrict. Address BALLAD FlOM Owner 1 © h. thon; ‘5 echool TERS Pr rd Ave Th LOGGED OFF LANDS aches 1 BOUTITWHET hington for sale to lers: y terma: no raise in price “ per sere and up. Liberty Bon taken at par, Vorite for map show. tng location, ete. WEYERHAEUSER TIMPER CO. | Taeoma Bide. Tacoma. Wash ‘TOCKS AND BOD Call w YOU SHOULD OWN Younk home. fee John FP. Adam Fauntleroy; he makes it City Offios, Hoaton Bik 12 LOTH POR BALE AT PACIET witl nvy city. Lote toto 4 ; i 8 block 119, Diy. 6 J | Liberty Monde, Thrift Stamps Shepherd, WH reek War Savings Ktamps lot, SOX110, 16% -foot High Tel {ea ern roleun OW, Mallard Oi BL | T WILL ka Pete ee ted Monarch sre: be Heela Wyoming 5 #1100 Jones Tire Co } ' | | | WN | at ¥ tor w WALLINGFORD , WALLINGFORD S-room = furnished etete basement place:; half bl going Bast terme. pDIsTRicT bungalow furnace ar Owner }.100 Universal High | with & > Hack ) Alaska MAX J. URQUHART 108 Cherry St " . WINKLER | fain 3 st | |” Linkiery Horne | 76 WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY far TAKE N S-room street; how Pe LA 5-room k 06 om TICE OF THIS n on paved od floors. real ew; sleeping ch 4 i PS AND VGNHT nd Iw od ¥ SAVINGS STAM PAID RECEIPTS F loaned on each $50 ©. DD. MeCONAHY S17 American Rank Ridg Second and Madison WANT A FEW MEN TO JOIN TEIN ne filing ow rich oil shale, Wy fe } ming. Lumbard Company, 618 | end ave. basement Alaska Filde. | WH RUY LIBERTY BONDS aT} small discount: alsa partial pay- | ent receipts an: . & Stampa |_204 Heieht Ride. |e 1N PORTUS | WELL A” SNAP. taurant in lively with only on restau town, with 2 the above et] Indies’ dining room, will seat ein and le P ple, fully equipped, new cash | them register, dishes, coffee urn, heater, | we should abie new, double oven Majestic ran hot ‘and ¢ »I Seattle jee nearly 1 A }PARTI poren |PARTLY ® 45 modern grand houre, view with pave 4 modern ota: everyth for a hon all and pat te! ment he is i-modern splendid buy; f 1, WES; | town nt in counter, suit you. “4 We have homes from $1,000 to WALTER 4209 W. Alaska "hy Take Fauntleroy ca 1 Janet in West A. SU ne ERLAND < Weat at buildin av rant, P WANT A ng au- IN BRING OUT y your IDE And jet her seo thi« hands ma; firep laundry tray lawn and fl und and m me bur ement P mtainn " > ay | EVERY WOMAN TO n beautiful by using P eautifier, powder and | Beauty (4 months’ value epocial $1.90. ing m. fOr, Princess av. Main b308 | Cu, SORS Arcade Bide AL STATE POSITIVELY “hichest oriex paid | THE ti 42,500] Old or broken Je | Must be good ¢ Me agent i § ROOMS rent $22 1%. | rincess | creamn. supply), Finish: Toilet IDA SMITH Wert Went Seattio real ea. ablished 1908 $ HOME cash trict 912 WANTED will buy ON SAME | EWELRY CO | jar mith Fide. fourth floor. | PRIVATE SANITARIQM — RESIG- | tered physician, ialist Im alt] conditions of women. Terms rea- sonable. 16 Bt . Capitol | sonable. 15th ave. Capitol | 78 FOR EXCHANGE—REAL aTE FOUR LOTS ni LOVELY place for for F LEVEL: | oF kardon. | ould Switched AND ar, Aye} from combings South Park. | ment shop, WILL Mer DIAMONDS, WA MICHARL 100 REAL ESTA ABSTRACTS AT LEDUC Money to loan, 710 Third ave Main 1017, Washington Title Co iy | 105 FUNERAT, No" | HUGGINS Hort A. Huggina ed 46 years, a University bouley 1, May 1919, beloved fruits trellieed and cared wife of Newel W, Hugging, daugh rly; flowers, holly trees,| ter of Phebe A. Ryan and sister of | vines, shrubber 6] Francis M. Ryan Kreen tr aplondid| Funeral services at ¥ Owner going on larg jeventh rea wilh « Handy for people wntown fatisfactor can ar term BURKE & FARRAR 03 New York Blk MADE | CUnLS Ladies’ Improve. | 520 Union at. kinin 6607 YoU ANY TIME. AD Ne 1 Del i < ON CREDIT, | PIKE ST. LOANS | > RATES ACREAGE PNCEPTIONAL HATEG NICELY IMPROVIGE On t th pla anyth! be had el like th electr la bean soil y on tat matoes quality of will ung etion pberrle r ries, currants and other of tanding view plac der we employ party 'VACATIO URGED IN ENGLAND (N. B.A. Special to The star) — | LONDON, May 26.—An annual va ation with full pay for wage earn rs as well as the salaried is one of the reforms which the National Alli ance of Employers and Mmployed i now considering. ‘The proposal in | volves in overt chedules and eoopera Jall employers, yet to be Payment cheek bank ule away long before ing tho counts, i Inc RICH, TLACK in a prosperous improved farma low and on munity, hre CALVIN. PHILLIS 800 Leary & COMPANY sullding changes pa nearly | worked out into each > ur antaca 560-—I city lights dock at doin n's recount ig with the of works & pay window and encourag maintenance of bank ac: rod as view Jake titry houses cash, THA 912 Leary berr ater ie i Ram a fag Deis Mig donate PLEA AM | | perwiat | pr = Here ts the first Salvation Army ration at 724 8. Dear- Chicago, under Inastes’ aw Coffee and candies re This the born * n place booze ward the prep less workingmen as well x-soldiers after July THe Satv now is p im to take 20 salo the dow to be to every « the wall, mostly nude dressed up by the mverted into flower om i made into bathroor at-looking about with magazines ry. All these accommo: dations, including coffee, doughnuts and candies just now are free to the pidiers and ‘sailors / “unworking-men” and sailors, tion Army, over about wn district The. pie- 1 nni 6 in open tures on atuc ates. em, are ins are vases, The shower tables back Cs See first step to-| ration for the friend: | (By NEW YORK peace, fpod and and then a world I countries bankrupted by milita: themselves immediate needs of United Press) ! May A quick | work for Europe, enabling those the war to these are the world |The Seattle Star DIRECTORY Attorneys-atLaw YP. RALL—ESTARLISHED 1887 General practice. All cases, Free consultation. 215 Burke Bldg. 905 Second ave, Main 7303, fT. Schott, Downes Bic, Consultation free. All case moderate 709 tnd av. Fees Attorneys—Patent FRYN P Gon 701 CENTRAL. Ride, Phone Main 290. References Remington Tybewriter Co. West- ern Rubber Co. Universal Tele- | phone Co., Olympl undry Co. | MASON, FENWICK, LAWRENCE | 482 Rurke Ride. | Bicycles and Repairs RUPY LUNDGREN for Snell Biey- cles 504 Stewart, at Times aq. | Main 4917, } Chattel Loans MONTY TO LOAN rom £10 to £100 made quickly confidentially on furniture Hva atank, ate, 8 eps #& CO ren Smith Mde Loans and pianos: me. aon Chiropractor STROrP —Chironr National § 1 Chicage TM tation free 212 Denny Pld rn ” Genaiinte | Conaul- 1408 Onda Furniture, Reosiring, Upholstering, Pocking Yarenean Reve Rien. Shan’ Mo RA11 Collateral Loans MONTY “LOANED ON ATT, cles of value. The Reliable, ARTT- 907 Physicians and Surgeons Kathryn Harrlann — Women's Aisordera readiusted, 4819 Stone wav: Green Lake ear, North 2258 Stove Repairing | REPATRING GAS” RANGES” AND ter heaters my specialty, Elliott & 189K Sixth ave, Turkish Baths IMPERIAL TURKISH BATHS, 1408 4th ave, Blectric cabinets, thera- peutic lamps, tubs. Rheumatiam my epecialty. Louis Myers, chirop dist, mechano-therapist. Phone Manin’ 2979 day or night dunk ALASKA JUNK’ CO, Plott 3294 Storage FIREPROOF STORAGE | Central Storage Cow 1120 Wrst ave. DRY, Warehouse, White Bidg. | financial 2|Fayors World Loan to Put Nations of Europe on Feet today, in the opinion of I Blumefeld, editor of — the Daily Express. Blumenfeld, who is one of the most influential British publishers, was born in this country but has lived in England for 27 years during which time he has been identified with the direction of large journalistic enterpr' His present visit is his first to the United States in The question more important of the terms of feld believe aiph D. London of a quick than the at peace, peace is question ‘lumen, matter for what cause, is dangerous,” he declared in an in terview with the United Press, “In fact, had the peace settlement been made last November it should have been made—the world would have been better off teday The uncertainty would ended promptly, industry would have sumed and Bolshevism would h kept out of western Europe Belligerents Broke have re ve “The close of the war found ne ull the belligerents in a state collapse. In four ye gland spent all of her ex: wealth accumulated during 500 ye of commerce. France and Italy financially exhausted. Only United States and Japan are to finance reconstruction on own account ly are the able their iow are the countries to rehabilitate The not money world to immediatel under which Europe is Germany ruined and once pay an enormous tho she can and must do so even turlly, Besides, to attempt to strip her bare at once would force Yer mto bolshevism and end all chance her paying anythir inancially th igh in the del stagger cannot indemnity broken mselves? is enc meet the powe hey must tecause they crimes, but if they expect to get a large indemnity from her, Ger many js the international tramp—a tramp who owes much money but has no food, no busin no job. tefore tho tramp's creditors can hope for payment, they must pro vide the tramp with work, time to meet his debts and the opportunity to earn money it is with necessary to provide tunity to resume her rehabilitate her comm her feet Need World Loan ‘To raise funds for such an under taking, a world loan seems essential, This would be for about 29 billion must help loan her pity her Ger money, or ause man not con done her bes must ican eve German. her industry It oppor to to get on they | eresting comparison of the size of the big Navy-Curtiss planes that” The tractors used about the navy yards are no small machines, ~ driven up under the tail of the machine and BULLET INHIS BRAIN ALL DA Man Breakfasts, Dines ai Then Dies | NEW YORK, May 26— Klozt, walked downstairs breakfast after he had fired @ let into his brain During breakfast he chatted his daughter and afterwards his pipe while he read the mon paper. The bullet wound wag ered by a bandage which he had plied as he stood before his late in the morning he hag | headache, and his daughter sent fi | the family physician. | He gave a heart stimulant | went away | Luncheon was served at | Klozt ate with his usual appetl then sat down in his big chair the living room. About 2 of he lost consciousness for a The doctor was called again, this time he removed the To hin amazement he saw a und. The old man died at o'clock € WOMAN LIVED ON ONE. FARM FOR 62 YE MARSHFIELD, May. Mrs. Bridget Bailey, wife of Charles Bat ley, sr.. who died at her hom Wedderburn, Curry county, wast of the oldest pioneers in that lof the” state. She was years and had resided on the where she died for 62 years. was born at Limerick, I d, 1826. She came to America in] nd settled at Pittsburg, Pa., she was married. The came to Oregon in 1857 and steaded the place where Mrs, died. The place is located mouth of the Rogue river and) sheep ranch. “Silence gives consent,” the a man remarked, when he asked deaf and dumb girl if he might her Some girls are so constitute they imagine that every strat who glances at them is ani start a flirtation. dollars, Let us say England cent, the United States 20 per Franee, Italy and Germany shares and the other powers amounts, ‘This money put into @ fund administered by the league ¢ nations, could be loaned to powers to enable them to pay debts and to finance their struction. It would also make it sible to provide funds to to put her on her feet and her to pay her just debt to world, Such loans as were from the central fund for struetion work in any country—n jr ads, new Industrial plants the like—would always be by this newly created physical erty until such time as the count involved could pay back the and redeem the property ‘Such a plan. would give strigken countries of the world even the enemy countries—work the two greatest factors in ting up their self-respect.” lumenfeld declared that the measurably increased the in Great Britain towards the States. ’ single factor contributed to th result than the splem: 4 the American conduct of in England,” he said, i Britain Is Bitter > recent trouble between the and American soldiers itt on was due principally to the upidity of «a London policeman The conduct of the Yankee soldie s consistently beyond reproach! The feeling in m quarters in England that Germany must be! helped does not mean that bitter ness against the rmans hag Blumenfeld said. 7 nat feeling w Imost wholly sult of the tha raids Om London,” he said, “Britons almout xdmired the efficiency as fighters German soldiers early in the They had not then the dit of personal feeling against enemy that developed later, Then came the use of poison g8% by the Germans and the feeling 0° hatred began was stimulate? by the appearance of the Zeppeling over England, but it burst into full flame when the Gothas appeared in fleets and began to shower bombs upon the poor of Land te hatred whieh those en ed will not be’ fore for years.” prt ee ‘de hope | had feeling more aid diers “he poliee war terness the helpless rible ds ender 50 gocten De When you think of advertising | | think of The Star. (