The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 1, 1919, Page 14

18 SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE | YOUNG MAN ATTENDING TH university wishes ong? | while attending seh ‘an drive | | and_care for any make car, Would | tor a for G-week trip at once | he Larzest A Audience ‘tal Sed as i i Want Ads Ino experienced in drafting and snatruction tk. Would con a unerative propo: lon. 1416 B. 4taty any | nr ®. fel, OVERSEAS NER man, or near ttle rado School of Mines Mapping, assaying knowledges | Inorgante 12 years’ mining expe: Queen A & EN yor DPRAYTS desires position in duate Coto Experienced lexcellent chemistry sure & 5. marr sition general plements Wife experience jor wilting farm tm Address T=t SOLDIE rical position, ax keeping position’ p at fimures; can operate Balary $90. Marty ave Wash Phone a RETORNED be oR cation, assistantahip shin: 2 years’ experie an army medical ¢ France: eraduate A-1t se pital training: § years Practice: young, energetic Clarke, Waldorf Apts RETURNED SOLDIER” DESIRES employment as motion pleture | erator. Thre exper six months op ander he Camp Merritt War ; Anne rouUN stant eferred: good typewriter Tilden C ‘Tacoma, FEMALE HELP WANTED a come Bye WANTS” LO or partner nee with Cas pe in 1: how . . ° ° ° Ps ; 3 : r ° ° ; oer eee eee ee years ating win, Jor YOUNG LADIES FOR PERMANENT POSITIONS. perience ployment Present p Address R-16. . OFFICER RECENTLY leared from active service, wants beginners chance for ancement with exports shipping prefer Can make od. One year at university Reacon 2135 after 5:20 p.m. | RETURNED “Ss TER HeSRES position with mining company oF logging, as thermit welder, oxy acetylene welding and general Pairing. Have been with bie pany in Alaska and ateo in Mex tes Address fh Star TAUPFEOR — RETURNED BER- vice soldier wishes private post- thon with family nie on any Rest of references perience private driving; Star SOLER” AGE 3 | n graduate commercial | course, wishes position with large | firm, with chance for advan ment. Had 5 months’ officer ex rience while in army. Addres -14. Star, te | CAN LARGE MANUFACTURING OR distributing firm offer honorably discharged army officer oppor- tunity for permanent postition on selling proposition, with guaran: tee and commission? If so, addr B-13, Star. ‘ORNEY OF experience whos permit contin INCREASED WAGES. BEGINNERS ARE PAID fi FROM THE START. CALL AT THE TELEPHONE COMPANY 1115 FOURTH. careful. eeseceesee CONSIDERARCE yes will ing practice wishes open alr or outdoor werk tm ship-| Ping. transportation or cons tion. References furnished. Star. YOUNG” SAN. RETURN dier, married, wishes position an ‘underta apprentice fome knowledes of pr xperienced THE NEW YORK WAIST HOUSE About to open a Branch store in Se- attle, will require 100 EXPERIENCED SALESWOMEN On Waists and Un- derwear. Apply this week. Ask for Mr. ¥ fexsion. | ffeur RATLOR Wants stenographic and of age 23: married and sweressive Ad- b ED work. Sal flee experienc neat appearanc capable of meeting public dress M19, Star | DISCHARGED SOLDTER “WAR Tied. Sentch, is anxious to learn Automobdiie or machine shop prac- tice. Willing to make himeeif use- ful. Salary. Anderson, 1923% 42nd | ve. FE. Madin. ¥ YOUNG SAN, a, HESTRES CLER- | are’ bookkeep- feal powition pears’ bs scharged office perience 4 niversity education: good refeb- . Star. ences Address B. | RCS PRE PRMTER CT: pe tective investigator, special arent and claim agcnt. wishes position in similar line, Pri knowledge of traffic, Address f-?1. Star. BIECHA RGED SOLHVEN HRAHES | steady —employmen: wareho shipping room preferred. Has re- | tall experience: outside references Adare 2. | wrsirrs | Position with some auto truck | concern as driver or second me- chanic: t of references, Ad- Areas T-2%, Strr. GVERAEAR BOLDTFH eT His. charged from the Motor Transport Corps: desires position Ariving. pri vate car or truck, Address B-24 NEW YORK WAIST HOUSE 1017-19 Seeond Ave. Soe \ : (i > ow a jersey, e ft rt tips pf spo ki 2 OPER- house dresses and apron: ishers and spooler. Sa as Co, Fifth and Vir ERVE OFFICER AK. leased from active duty. desirem| outdoor employment in shipping or shipbuilding. References, C-24 to the right party. TRD MAID. MUST) seamstress. Prefer party at 1338 ip. GOOD) y to the right rt) Be aa Task G instructions, private halls, lessons. Stevens, 1527 tth | NTED FOR FACTORY | Pacific Coast Biscuit Co. ANO PLAYING intages Building. EXPERIENCES | hing in even y graduate Ad- dress R. 8. Room 47: Y. MC. AL} | DIBCKARGED SoOLnrER WISHe Position as shipning clerk or sistant. T can fill the bill references. Address B-25, Star ROLDTER mich school graduate, 21 years of age, | desires position ing firm. Addre R-26, Star. BISCHARGED SOLDIER, MARTTEN truck or private chanffeur: 18 months Motor Transport Corps. Phone Kenwood 9 MALE AND FEMALE WANTED MAN OR WOMAN TO COOK wait table for club of from 16 adults, country lneation. Ace and salary . in v.. shortest ti 5 NT ae make | 22 LOST AND FOUND Mr. Sunea, 310 Cherry, | LOST, SATURDAY, LADY'S HAND: ated bag, with railroad ticket and DA SUITABLE Re io ‘advertined here, why not Wateee tides io nithn ee in ad in the “Situation Phone Wase pigs & column? It will reach| {*¢ 5 * a. fe of employers, and costs Lost —GRIP fi OY WANTED | field and Kenton : & good route im South| Union at sere, one with a wheel preferred. ebingon, circulation depart- | LOST—MONFY 70 yenrn, Live nor. ia r) nier 6 014; one who has quit school, FOR RENT—HOU editorial department of Stars pz ; fore educational, oppogtunities. | 7-ROOM BUNGALOW AND TOILAT x ey, 263 at ave, A to_ editor of Bta Suitable ‘for two bachelors. Gas range and henter, cooking. tools chairs and table. Convenient. to | shipyards, $15 per month. No| children. | A a een | 38 WANTED—TO RENT | RESPONSIBLE FAMILY Wx" to rent_a 6-room modern house} about October 1. Prefer Queen Anne or Phinney district will lease if rent is rieht. Phone Mias Morrison, Main 600. Pe ts 33 BOARD AND ROOM ROOM AND HOARD, $4.60 week Two meals day Universit 10 18 GOING th echool, and arrangements to get out or earlier, to work after Straight salary. Boy who tried paper route preferred. ir. Donahue, Seattle Star OU ROW TH repair on ell the stand- je trucks, tractors and | HELP AND to State WIL at Wr COAT 4} Liberal reward. 4, or address 316 IN TORACEO BACK home. Return Rai- pteonar Hit for, Advancement, to Circulation Boos densest ttle Star. monthly. Experience un- rite nd stamp. iiway’h Association, B-71, Star. MEN TO SET PINS, GOOD Apply Ideal Rowling Pa 418 Third ave. after 19 rn, CED KNITTERS. eax > shamed Fifth “aE IONS WANTED—' DER DE erent at once. Handy x tools. Addr | of PHO! h Ines! export: |. Here Is the First Line for Next Week’s WANT AD RHYME CONTEST “T Want to Cut the H. C. L.” Add three more lines to the above line that will jingle. tion WANT ADS. Rhyme to consist of four lines only. The Star by next Friday noon, W name and address at top of the page. did not win a prize in the other conte tickets to Clemmer Theatre will be gi serves the right to print any ryhme submitted. Write as many ts, try again. Here is the cash prize winner in this week's contest: MRs, J. E. EVANS, 1232 First Avenue North. Central, give me Main 600, For The § “Man wants but little here below,” please, But he wants that little mighty quick. Here are other good rhymes, all of the authors securing tickets to the Cleramer Watch the Want Ad pages. Theatre. More of them will Le printed. ADLIY North MRA. BL 1819 Fre Mat boys w mr adway ntrat on And now 1 find pive 0. of the that | @ Star me 600. please Central 1 want to The Star For they » has been ove with no money to apen soldier's best friend racas nm back is the M Math Central, ¢ Ive found that That “when a felt On Star Want Ads yo RUSSELL, Ave. Mat Central That Star For white 600, please 5 @ friend Following is a complete list of the lucky contestants: Ward Apis Menry Moki Dr Wo bide bide Mee Harmiitan, ney, 419 MeKay Ioere M Tr. Dot Tend 1ith aves F ave: JW wi WwW. Ww Frank Apt. D " James L. MeLain Miss Tnerid Malin, ¥ Moret Kopta, Derby lation, Revenne Apte n Blewett trd ave Broadway Mr * G J ‘ Pike ra) Tt aor 2036 1432 oat board Henr 6 " wk, 2608 1k Renece nk ine. N Fm un x ras Seventh ave 4 ly V Mo erry : A atlake an ite on one side of the paper only. rhymes as you wish, First prize is $3. en as additional prizes, tar Want Ads can do the trick; Mrs. give Don't forget to men- Your rhyme must reach Write your If you Twenty-five ote; The Star re- ANK SHORE 27th Avenue Main 600, please, pair of skits Ads can sett them sell the moon well Want could even soon, ne Hamilton HENRY, Wash, me Main 600, please, Ad at cre. first day brought ad and stilt ing Want the my @ buyer, eine 1 Mar y 1, Mre ' y N “ M A Frank ®t ove MoM’ na Beckiey Merhert Me RFD. Ne Broad Ten th “are ith b Wa radio Nuasell tint is F Mine West Even tho you did not win a prize, watch for your rhyme on the Classified page daily. eS r MM WANTED—BOARD AND ROOM 61 FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES SWIKS-AMERICAN BOY, AC 4 year me where he can Ww rd and room while « ol. Sidney 1094 & WANTED—MISCELELANEOT THE OWT PAYS MORE for clothin furs, furniture. We buy, sell an exchange everything. 1217% lat Fittere 92t FOR SALE—MISCEL LANEOUS RAST ART HOOKS Rh WILLIAMS CO ar sizes of single sash for barn or amall bungalows, glazed, ready for tm shipment. te 28 inches wide and 33 Inches high, with @ lights 12x14 Klass, Price $1.81 Second size is 34 inches wide and 29 inches hich, with © lights 10x12 glass, Price $1.96 Our large ilustrated catalogue, showing full line of bullding m erial, free on request oO. B WIKLIAMS CO. 193 FIRST AVE. &, SEATTLE. re tc ing to ach etnat THIRTY BEST W FINE USED CARS EVER HAD ure Out of k Ye hin Lint DODGE alan Pal Hala DODGE TOURING ° 140 Pe TOU RIN co $75 Per TOURING, ‘17, $280 445 Per Month SADSTER. 15 $45 Her Month 3-PASS, “18, $450 § Per Month. ah 6 TOUR nee $30 Per Mc ND TOURING, “17 nee $50 Per Month N TOURING, “18 Balance $40 Per Month. j IRANT 6 TOURING, “17, $280 Per Month. HY GRAND, 16, 92 Month 18, 1425 Mont ° Two pope karnges in # mediate Firat ai kk MITCHELL, $200 $265 bat ~wiee a The Piano With a Soul MADE RY MASTERS PIANOS $500 upward, PLAYERS $450 upward GRANDS 91,000 to $5,000 SOLD ‘ONLY Ny DU BARRY PIANO CO. 108 Union Adjoining Bon Marche. 5 Per Month. TOURING, £100 * 0 Per ie 18. Halane: nth STUDEDARER, 6, 3350 La BRISCOKR TOURING, “18, $275 Halance $45 Per Month. VELIE TOUR 17, $400 Hajance $65 Per Month. . 6 TOUR, “18, $460 Fer Monin “Fe TIVELY highest pr ps ‘OR DIAMONDS, gold, siive O14 or broken Jewelry, watch: MONEY LOA oa ‘ON SAME SMITH TEWELIY co. 412 - Smith Bide. fourth floor. + — MITCHELL SERVIC M. Oemond, Prea. Music S. Pine at Summit Keep U BARKY 108 Uni« Lov : in Mind PIANO CO. nm St THE Gene ft © vi: stor | Before buying « used car or a new car, come in and look over Jandy overhauled, well tired used LIBERTY Tt SHOP 1 contracte © fronta, es, furniture repairing, show sen, etc, Main 3662. 308 Becond BPRCTALTY ‘ORDS CHANGE OGTAP IE FOR MUSICAL RE 1816 Weatinke. Elitott 2678. Opposite New Times Bide. BEST PIANO AND PHONOGRAPH values at Fringer’s Piano House, 1022 Third ave. Elliott W PIANOS FOR RENT. RENT applied on purchase. | Meyer- Toner, 210 Union. | KAVANAGITS HATH, $2.50. 1108 SEWING MCHR RENTED Bil 51 WANTED—FURNITURE flake Purniture Co, sO8 Pike. MOEiM, FOR SALE—FURNITURE OP-HBAD ROTARY MACHINE, all attachments, sews perfect, $20; large, genuine $48.56: librar: brass bed, (mattress wo money); wera: chiffoniers; #xi2 Wilton $47.50; Axminater rug, $22.50; Is rug, $18.50; ranges, lino- 4 Kighth ave (cottage in rear). Elliott 4356-W on Pike and Pine HOLD FURNITURE, HEAT. |) ing stove, steel range, large bed davenport, — wideboard, chaira, dining room table, ete. 4510 W Charleston FOR Ou IN RE sORD LOOK THESE 8 ist OVER | FORD sedan, model FORD touring, model 2907 LOCOMOBILE touring, 1912 model. KISSEL KAR touring, 1917 passenger Reo n A No, 1 dition, fully equipped with good rubber. Kew Hable price Also « it ring wM AR DEPARTMENT HUGHSON CO. ‘ike St. at Summit Kast 404 Oldest Automobile on the Company Coast CHAUFFEURS AN DRIVE ) TAXI-CAB ow Im your opportunity to the taxi-cab business and be your own bo: Why work for some- body else on a small salary, and rn over the profits to your em- ployer, when you can purchase a taxi-cab dirt cheap, and pay for it out of your monthly earning a? hese taxi-cabs are in fing Aition, mechanically, and look just like new. Good terma. ro Into OL SALE—AUTOMOBILES | ALL OUR CARS ARH READY TO Go Only a of cars wish better while few left, Now if me there and we are you can wack you don't wa up and get th are a few left UDEBAKER Taxi-Cab, 6-cyl. $850 $750 3650 | STUDEBAKE | STUDEBAKEF AU R Taxi-Cab, 6-cyl 6-cyl. KASY WALK TERMS IN-RIDE OUT Taxi-Cab, Oo DEPT. HENRY MOSSRACH TOMOBILE COMPANY YRANK WATERHOUSE a & CO, hone F AP r Dept. rn 61 Found a Home for Old Ned “Bor AK ALTO, OF RAL, DOK HEED ‘You, WoHorR. WHAT | BETTER WHO WAS "THE Guy ‘Ar SAID, AMOR SE! AROR GE We KIMCDOWM FOK A HORTE*? YOU WANT AMOME FoR oF REO? VLU TELL You How Te FiO vr, Put At WORSE FOR SALE” AD in TH PAPER as se WHAT HAPPENS! ne ay GOSH. TAM OTHE WHIRE WWE BUSTED In My Time, TRYING To SPEED UP od’ NED AN ALITTLE AD MADE Wim Move FAuTEM'N VE EYER MoED Wars URE! Wee 61 FOR SALE—AL TOMOBILES — AUTOS TO HIRE WITHOUT DKIv- ern Storage: also repairing. Open | day and night FASHION GARAGE 2205 Second Ave, Phone Ell 2240. PACKARD fit + POR BALE CHEAP Fashion Garage Elliott 2240. Fe a a LL 75 FORK SALE—KEAL ESTATE IMMEDIATE POREESSION | GREEN LAKE | 660x100 feet, in! on Lake business district. | will sell the house with 230x100 | feet MERIDIAN DISTRICT $2,000 h rooma: full cement ent: fine Jot, 60x100 feet, with considerable fruit: one block RD WILL 6 A beautiful bungalow, 3 rooms and attic: fireplace: cabinet kitchen | View lot, 37% x120 feet. Can make good terms MeNUTT & Brick Bidg.. Cor Open Even HARTLEY 45th and Meridian nga North 37. BE IT EVER sO HUM NO PL. C. Peters at the start, but are worth $ > will atart you. $16 cent interest and finish the leimure. Weat Se houne fc unit houses are hum npleted $100 and a job onth and 6/ You move in, | houre at your| ere of ground in the first unit et free cireular " Rs al Office, wW untleroy car to 26th then 35th ave and Alaska, bus to office. if YOU WANT X HOME wn, I will sell you a tract, near the water front, three Jes north of Pike #t, fine level land, for $600 y terme; been | under cultivation for years, It will make one of the best sections tn Seattle. Paved road, light, water and phone service J 44 New Y¥« OF YOUR half-acre ork Bid. HOLTON » Marion St A BNAP house Main 3152 h all car 4-room lot 30 in'and 5 Price $2 large chicken | by 100; improvements d for; near Phi 400; terme $350 4. a month and inter lard 76. ASH—COWEN PARK ouse; two sleeping porches ner lot; aksesamenta all paid to date Immediate pe pasion. No objection moving today Price $3,600. Call Empire Bidg hone Hiltott 1661 ALDERWOOD MANOR 5 acres adjoining tion farm at Alderwood Manor, $500 per acr Phone Ballard 1233. | ROOM BUNGALOW. ALL FUTC 1 complete for housekeeping; | te; at Suquamish, Wash. from town; good b servic Call Eliott ‘6110-J cerning same. main demonatri room modern North Ft away di pale, price, $3,500 CLINTON & ' KMAN Hilott 2304. 18 Seaboard Bldg. 6-ROOM HOUSE AND THER 40x120, on 26th ave. N ™M ison car, $2,500; easy Nis 25th ave. N FOR SALE—NEW 2-ROOM n large lot, by own terme. ‘all at 6135 at Graham st £3,000, TERMS | "Phinney ridge: | _North 266 ROOM HOUSE n ma HOUSE, i easy sth ave. 8, REST HUY r park ON Phone SPLENDID BUY rooms; semi-modern; lot level; near school; store and cat line only two blocks away: atreets | good view, This will you Only $2.17 about . balance like rent, A SNAP | 4 large rooms and attic; ty water and light; bearing grounds all under cul- The price is only $1,500; balance $20 a month 5Ox120; one-quarter fruit tr tivation. 00 cash, 8 rooms garden e and sehos ‘ r the beach: nice ) park cash, balance including ‘Interest, c. A. BISBEE & CO, Fauntleroy car to Gatewood Sta, ® two large, cleared 4-room near L good buy a month, i | PHAVE FOR SAL | Goob |S BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 0099900900090 | HENNA PACKER ci west SHATT {-ROOM SHMI-MODERN Jot; fruit, flowers clone to earn: $1,800; # per month, including 6 PROPERTY CORNER garde dD cash, $56 interest a IDA SMITH 5 California Av, Phone Went abt 5 cash Gooafel neo Hide tle real om tatablished 1 dav, Main # “ACKEAGE IT EVER Is NO PLAC. sO HUMELE, THRE LIKE HOME ‘at the start. but completed. they are worth $4,000, $100 and a job will tart you, $15 a month and 6 per cent interest, ‘You move. in Rnd ‘finish the ‘house at “your felaure,, Half-acre of ground in Weat Beattie, and. the firet. unit a} Office tleroy ear Alanka, then 36th ave, b COUNTHY HOME inutes to center of city by auto- F bile, 1% acres: level; good 4 rune! aft kinds of truly and pear trees hanging full dandy garden, large potato all fenced; and located on Utomobile road; about 30 nutes’ walk interurban station Price $3,300 lance monthly payn with FOR” SALE, IN” LYPPLA 1tOCK Wash. 12-aecre farm; 7 acres under cultivat balance very easy to running water on place; 20 fruit t b-room hous barn ther buildings alec two mn: located right in town ion from high schoo! owner, RF Young county, Wash young larme nd awe two bi A Onalank POF tN 16-ACKE to $50 per sere, | road tracts at from $2 fronting on main county milk and mail route, at C four mil will sell ¢ and $19 te on further n Anne 2332, | or call at 25 ve W. Lod OFF LAND Lew prices: easy Tonds accepted write for offer McKENZIE, of the THRE LAKES LUMDER CO. Three Lakes, Wash. or 719 New York Block, ttle ACRES, WITH NEW HOUSE. ar Lake, Skagit unty, Lote ot work for the lumberman. | H.C. PETERS 716 THIRD AVE. FARM LANDS NING IN YAKIMA cY FARM LAND and up: easy terme on Yakima river: two hway, and close vernment irriga- ie an extension anal vor terme at par.) to mili nate. Liberty Nor on nia oF VALL per acre mt of poll Hroade: tate hi n; under ton project that of the Bunnyside ' » AT WHOLESAL In 40-acre tracts. See our office of land and proved farme there. Buy now di- rect from the owners at the te opening prices. Several th acres the best farm land Washington to select from YAKIMA RIV FARS $18 Greea Bide Office Open PRICE pictures at | the im- Evenings Also. Aci $960 th 4-room house; clone to railroad and town, A splendid buy in| Skagit county H. 6. P 116 THIRD IMPROVED 10-ACKE RANCH room ho barn: 6 chicken houses; 1 brooder house; 200 pul- lets, 4 cows, machinery, harness; $4,000; terma, po~* trade, A. J. Miller, Kingston, Wash. 86 LOGGED-OFF LANDS 60008 ACKES IN” BOUTIT WHET Washington for sale to settlers: ensy no raise in prices. per a nd up. Liberty Bonds) taken at par. Write for may show ing location. ete. r ER TIMBER CO. Tacoma Mae. Tacoma. h. STOCKS AND BONDS WE WUY LINERTY BONDS “AT emall discount: also partial pay- ment receipts and W. & Stamm 194 Haleht Wide. w TERS AVES DOHOOODOHOOOOO00080 ° INVEST $5 I have a title on 20 acres of land in the Grays Harbor oll belt, very close to whe the bie off companies are dritting I will sell you this title for $50, It may make you a fortune. Any- way, it Is worth the chance. See JM. COYLE T17 Seaboard Bidg. CAN You ° OHHH HNO OHOOODOOD ERSONAL 1; TOUCHUPS. $3.50. The resulta will Pleare you. All beauty parlor work done by thoroly experienced operators The very best in hair goods at half the price on Second ave. LADITE IMPROVEMENT | SHOP Main 650 20 Union St POSITIVELY highest pric i FOR DIAMOND. wold,» OM or broken $2.50 to © Smith Pid WANTED TO KNOW THE WHER f Guy West. Mother is at Hewitt ave, Everett, Wash Richards WATCHES ON OR 909 PIKE ST. 1, NOTICES & NAVAL VESS = LIZON, "HER, fourth finer ute Wt DiaMonns bit PHITRITH, PANTIC ale will be recei of Supplie avy Department Sealed pro- at the Bu- and Accounts Washington, D. until 12 ck noon, Sep- tember, 1919, when they will be publicly opened, for the purchase Veasel Isla De Luzon, Den Juan De Naval District * Bagle, Ist Naval District nphitrite, 4th Naval Dist aban, &th Naval District 9th Naval District 35, H 9th Naval District Sth Naval District th Naval Distr 9th Naval Distr on, 13th Naval Dist locat from th trict concern tained befo: spection. Appraised Value. $40,000 Location. Int Naval Dist Austria, Ist 5.000 0000 rtained t of the dis- and should be ob haking trips for in- he sales will be for cath to the bidders offering the highest price, VY reserving the right to reject all bids. Forms of proposal and bond, and informa- tion concerning the vessel, and the terms and conditions of sale, may he obtained upon application to the Bureau of Supplies and Ac- counts JOs *HUS DANIELS, Secretary the Navy 8 teste BEALED PROPOSALS, INDO “Proposals for Air Compr ru t Sound, pecification No. 3837," will be received at the Bureau of Yards and Docks, Navy Department, Washington, D. C. until 11 o'clock a. m,, September 18, 1919, and then” and there publicly ' ope for furnishing and supervising installation of | 500 ¢, f. m. steam driven ° r eompressor in the plant at the Navy ind, Washington. 37 may be obtained the Bureau and); Commandant, Navy Ya und, Washington, Dep k or postal money ore for ten dollars ($10.00), payable to the Chief of the Bureau of Yards and Docks, is required as security for the safe return of the draw- ings and specification within five gaye, after the ward of the con. ‘ac a) y. Parl Chie Bureau, August 12, 1 ‘Yona. 8 a d, he | nora co. } Dr iF; rantic Grave Diggers Find Box Conceals Mystic C fresbl haa dug grave Detter com out t received by appeal telephone ty morning atat Ited in the hurried « cycle I OE Reynolds lonely thick! 4 tract # half-mile beyond the a9th ave. 8 on, re rT uli or Motor ui and ieemen and Geo to a Dakota wt The officers arrived, and aft fren 1 quarter of an hour procured nh an started digging, Officer Reynolds dug frantically for 30 min utes, and waa relieved by Officer Hill, who in turn dug for another 36 minute A War Mothers Help in Fleet Housing The War Mothers’ League of America, Seattle chapter, will m in the Armory Tuesday, at & p. m A special appeal to members of the league to register at the Soldiers’ and Sail club the number of sail ors they can ¢ r while the flee in here haw been issued by Mrs 8, Banks, national president The league ix part rly active in entint mothers r motherless in the service, The work ia non-sectarian, Further information be obtained from Mrs, J. Hol Ballard 2406 newly constructed box was un f can land CANADIANS TO BE PAID Men discharged from the Canadian army prior to the armistice and who did not see service in France will be paid by the Dominion govern ment, according to a recent order in council Under the original order in council dealing with gratuities, men in thin class did not receive gratuitien LEGAL NOTICES PROPORA INDORE als for Extension to Build 178 vy Yard, Puget Washington, ificat! will be re of Yards and Docks, Navy Department, Washington, D. ©. until 2 o'clock p. m., and at Navy Yard, Puget Sound, Warh- ington, until 11 o'clock a.m. Sep- tember 10, 1919, and then and there publicly opened, for the construc- tion of and extension to Building | at the Navy Yard, Puget} Washington. The extension foundations provided by the povergment, and will have frame, teel sash and wood sheath- and specification 4009 may be obtained on appli- tion to the Bureau, or to the the Navy Yard, shington. Depor- a check or postal money order for $10.00, payable to the Chief of the Bureau of Yards and Docks, is required as security for the safe return apg. rpecification within five days leg, the award of the contract We Paria, Chief of Bureau August 13 4319 7 MALE HELP WANTED WANTED EXPERIENCED NEWSPAPER 80- LICITORS FOR CITY WORK. AP- PLY TO MR. PARISH, CARE THE STAR, 1307 SEVENTH AVE. The Seattle Star DIRECTORY Attorneys-at-Law JP HALL— ESTABLISHED 1587. General practice. All cases. Free consultation, 215 Burke Bidg., 905 _Second ave, Main 7303 ee fT Bchoft, Downs Bik, 769 tnd av. Consultation free, All cases. Fees moderate Attorneys—Patent FRED PF GORIN — 701 © Ridg, Phone Main 390. Re Remington Typew ern Rubber © _phone Co., Olympic Foundry | MASON, FENWICK, LAWREN 432 Burke Bide. Bicycles and Rep: irs RUDY LUNDGTR Snell Bi cles 504 Ste Times Main 4917 Chattel Loans MONEY TO LOAN Loans from $19 to $100 made quickly and confidentially on furniture, pianos, live stock, et A ns _& co, Smith Bldg. BM. 4662. Chiropractor at sa. 1093-4 L. STROUP — Chiropractor. Graduate National School, Chicago. Ti. Consul- tation free 212 Denny Rid., 1408 2nd. CAL TRAUR, CHTROPRACTOR 207 Lyon Bid, 34 and James, Main 2831 Furniture, Repairing, Upholstering, Packing Jorgensen Broa. Furn. Shor “Marit Collateral Loans NONEY LOANED ON ALC ARTY. cles of value, The Reliable, 907 Third ave. Money to Loan __ MONEY TO LOAN On diamonds and Jewelry, on most ry terms. “SOR REMEDIAL LOANS IN ATTLY RULLDING dison. 235-6 EMPIRE cians and Surgeons Kathryn Harrison — Women's disorders readjusted, 4819 Stone way; Green Lake car, North society Stove Repairing REPATRIN JAS RANGES water h my specialty 78. 1 eth Turkish Baths TURKISH RATHS, 1408 Electr binets, thera~ lamps, tubs. Rheumatism alty. Louis Myers, chirop- . mechano-therapist. Phone Main 3219, day or night Junk Une T1180 First ave AND IMPERIAL 4th av SKA IT Fitiett Storage sPROOF ntral STAR CLASSIFIED) BRANCH OFFICE Located at 610 Second Avenue BARTELL’S DRUG STORE NO.2 Classified advertising may be ‘eft at this address up to 11 a. m, tach day for the regular after- noon editions, STORAG “Storage Co, me | of the drawings | Elliott} eurthed ft It was and after r was Instead of heel the m a sterious box revealed m and a can of coff x © four flags, rr from an old wash towel, & skull and with the let ters “Hi the flags. Ine wide the box wax a note bearing the lone word, “Helleats adeer fatigued and more or long dincouraged r the results of theig = labors, t p emen made inquirteg and dincovered that the woods wengn “gang” of school bandithunting, Indieme capturing age. brought to the supe much difficulty the ed the on expected bod lone The be rm dec a rendezvoun for boys of th killing and p i ¥ f 4 FEDERAL COURT HERE CONVENE Liquor Theft Case and But terworth Trial Coming Up With @ number of ex-policemen ang, other workers of the city charged with stealing $30.000 worth of confine cated liquor from the government © warehouse on March 29:20 scheduled to come for trial and the second trial of G. M. Butterworth, local am taker, uved of defrauding the | parents of dead sailors, scheduled te — Itake pla besides a number of” minor cases to come up, the fall term of the United States district court which begins Tuesday morning prome: ises to be a busy one Five local commission men accused’ | Of hoarding large quantities of potas toes in order to raise market prices will be brought before the federal grand jury which will probably be called the latter part of this month, Ruth Phipps, convicted of conspire Jacy to aid William Tilghman, jr. in his atternpted escape from a federal office, is slated to come up for sen- tence Tuesday POSTAL CLERKS IN ANGRY MOOD Biennial Convention to De- mand More Money WASHINGTON, Sept. 1L—4U Press.)—Five hundred —_postoft clerks planning to ask in wages assembled here today for biennial convention of the Ni Federation of Postoffice Employes. “We represent postal clerks every part of the eountry who the wage scale adjusted to clerks a minimum of $1,500 and maximum of $2,900 yearly, President Gilbert E. Hyatt. have not had an increase since 1 at which time our wage scale fixed at a minimum of $1,000 and & maximum of $1,200 to which a t porary bonus of $300 now is + “The men are in a militant #£ of mind. The postoffice is near collapse because of the autocratic manner in which the system is be ing handled. The clerks feel they are being subjected to a system of abuses which compel them to work — over-time more than necessary.” Resolutions asking removal of | Postmaster General Burleson likely to be introduced during the fourday session, Hyatt said. Thief Gets Away After Leaving a * Souvenir for D Somewhere abroad in the wide city of Seattle there is a man minus an important part of his” trousers and a badly torn coat. i This man, dressed very poorly, walked into Mrs, Hazelberg’s home at 601 6th ave. S., Monday morning and picked up a $5 bill lying on the dining room table. Mrs. Hazelberg observed his actions and screamed, rear door and was overtaken by the family bull dog just as he was clear-~ ing the back yard fence. The dog's” aim, according to the police, was ac- curate and he returned to his mis- tress with a large portion of the thief’s raiment. The man was last, seen running in a southerly direc- tion. Motorcycle Officer C. J. Stanley was sent after him on a motorcycle, Silverware and Jewelry Stolen Half a dozen silver spoons with an etching of Brest, France, done in gold, and two gold watches was the loot reported stolen Monday by W . Hall, 118 N, 60th st., when thieves entered his home during the night. Mrs. W. H. Bell, 2809 22d ave. S. reported some one entered her home with a pass key and took jewelry val- _ ued at several hundred dollars. In- cluded in the loot was a $110 diamond and a $60 gold chain W. H. Lehey, 214 First ave. Sy, lost a brown suit. His room was en- tered with a pass key. Watchman | Beaten and Robbed of $40 J. Hoxsey, night watchman at= the Patent Woodware Co, plant, Nineth ave, 8 and Stevens st., was struck on the head from the rear» and relieved of $40 in bills during 4 the night, he reported to police Mon 5 He declares he doesn't remember _ anything about the attack and hasn’t a bump on his head or a bruise to show for his experience. Policemen H. Huhn Seifriz investigated, and Otte Delegates Named for Negro Meet | Rev. W. D. Carter, Rev. D. As) Graham and I, F. Norris of Seattle, have been elected delegates to al tend a convention of negroes in Chie cago, Sept, 16, 17 and 18, accordi to R. H. McCurdy, secretary 0 Local 458, American Federation of Musicians, ‘The convention has been called by the Liticoin League, | @ newly organized body that includes the voting population of the United ~ States, o Dr. Percival of Chicago, president & of the Czecho-Slovak alliance, will lecture Tuesday evening at 27a? Jackson st. under auspices of the Seattle branch of the The man left very hurriedly by the — a