The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 1, 1920, Page 14

Seattle Star Dalty at 1207 Seventh Ave Beattie, Washington, ee Subscription Rates BY MATT. IN ADVANCE IN THE state month oo! OF STATE OF WAsTIINGTON Te per month, or 19.00 per year | BY CAnnipe IN CITT month 90.80 Largest Audience in the Northwest Reads The Star’s Want Ads Phone Main 600 —— Rates Per Insertion shaded —m jt charme advertising. et credit te goed. Phone Male for ine ehaanified advertia~ and place your jhe largest audience Northwest. Want Ad Rhymes 3 IRENE HARE “A soldier there was who wanted a Mine advice of his friend, the Pine Star ads daily Show he drives in bis auto gaily Elsewhere on This Yours May Re There BR LE HELP WANTED YOUNG WOMEN FOR PERMANENT POSITIONS INCREASED WAGES BEGINNERS ARE PAID tor f gent- ladies between the S ages of 18 and 45 for pleasant and Interesting work in Seattle calling on housewives. Experience Straight salary, $2.59 per day; no comm: Out- of-towh or traveling pos!- tions open to those de- sirous of leaving the city. Positions are permanent, with good chance for ad- vancement. Apply at Room 9 Madison Block, north- went Third Madison, from 9 a. m. to eer e errr ery et eerersces Requires unnecessary. fon. Pee eee errr rey se eereesesees corner and Terr rTrrrrerr rrr ere rr err ts o Expert Instructors on and Rookkesping eS Fitiott 4279) ou Wisi. NEW An Is, serge, Jeracy, Georgette a; alee tine showing of sport and blouses. Phelps Co, Third (upstairs) UNG WOMEN ‘take commercial course in ex- inge for teaching in common 1 MALE HELP WANTED BAN” FRANCISCO OFFER SKILLED MECHANICS STRADY Wo e shipyard A ¢ f San Francisco it which 1, 1919, by a wt exists, 4 on the “Amer plan Announcement was made to the men nat ten days would be give return their emp if they did not return, nt places w nen from than twelve ow working positions are thousand me wages ww | Th TT or 2 or "Open Shop L. A. pent per te that man work More are » and many lowing baste Molders, core makers, ship fitters, boiler makers, rivet ers and caulkers, 80 cents an hour pattorn makers, 94 cents amiths, 86 cents, Positions op to experienced foremen and ansiat ant foremen at advanced rates, Yards and shops offer steady em ployment to qualified men—union oF non-union — without diserim ination wages saditions in the country possible tow year. Good climate, and dren. further | & Job, | An ad And he he top." tried Mere te the first line under excellent lving Comt of living loweat Climate makes it ork 365 days in the achools. healthful the first line, Want Ad Thy rhymes as you p' ur name and addres be sent to The Star n: te winners will b Want Ad Rhyme only, and mention Want Ada tine ai to the many ru mu Th particulars Wages, open to tool maker hands, planer hands, floor and turret lathe operat commercial shop: the San Franet closed October 1 by a strike, which still gxiste, re on fhe” Ba ital or shop re than sixteen thou returned to nder these e or apply t mpany, fat hande | Thyme Contest Ma tr 33 BOARD AND ROOM 78? Folsom Jobnaon G 5 Folsom at, San Francisco. eee & WOOD, TE INCH ve tength. $660 per load, deliv- “818 of Capitol 2086 18 SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE week, two meals a day, Sif Seneca at. crea WANTED—BOARDERS care given: ° - ~ Call Bea To help the ex-servies men, The Star will publish “#sit- uations Wanted" advertise. ments free of charge for all soldiers, sailo and marines ing employment. WANTED—TO RENT FURNISHED nd, from March jusive. Give detatls people who mean Star cottage, to Octobe In letter business WANTED ntleman, em: ployed. D-27, Star. 4 WANTED—MISCELLANKOUS THE OWT PAYS MOR for clothin furs, jewelry. We buy, nell o nee everything. 1017% 2 Eliott 3921 #9 FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS SASH AND DOORS ©. B. WILLIAMS CO. 193 First Ave. &, SEATTLE. WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES For immediate shipment; all ma- chined, ready to put together, at money saving prices, No special skill of tools required to set them up. A window frame mplete, with pulleys, for $9. PREPARED ROOFING GOLD SBAL BRAND l-ply, per equare F-ply. per square -ply, per square u Our’ fare iiuatraiad | catalowue, showing fu building ma- terial, tree on request Oo. WILLIAMS CO. ESTABLISHED 18999. 50 BE wisr us in mind. RY PIANO CO. 108 Union St Kee Dalla 1 CARGE STOCK NEW AND URRY m ih or terme, Rent repairs. Sewing Machine 1633 Fourth ave Elliott HOPA” MALT EX TRAC ROTTLERS SUPPLI Mall Orders a Specialty. BRODIE SALES CO, 1018 Firat Ave. Near Spring, Seattle NAVY TARPAULINS AND TENTH, sacrifice price, 1526 Firat Ave. & Eliott 2279 TTURE 760 PRIC” FRUNKS one week free storage Yankee | | x ‘8 WANTED—MALE T WANT WORK With big business, Uncle Sam rec- ommends me, after monthe fervice, as “honest and faithful, cha ter “excellent physical condition “good”; age 28: married Show me how, and [il show re- sults, Fred Daniels, 1612 hoylston ave. Phone East 14 EX-SERGEANT, QM. Cy DESTRES Position with future:five years experience general office work in operating department railroad company; two years with army transport service in passenger branch at New York City; Heat of references furnished. H. G. Bi, phone Weet w PHYSICIAN, REGISTERE would like assistantahip tenens or loeation. Eastern university; 1 vate practice: two ¥ view; one year overseas and 32 years of age charged from service. bt a OUNTANT. EXPERIENCED and competent ing and ¢ ii re wit - iclency and organization my spe- clalty. Hishop, 423 N. 62nd. Phone Ballard 714 YOUNG fiUSINESS MAN, PULL OF Pep and ambition to do things, de- Sires position with good, reliable firm. Three years’ executive ca- pacity; excellent and experienced ealeaman; ¢x-service veteran. Phone Wat 219 BX: MAN, GRADUATE = colles college education. wants work. Kenwood 1355 morn ings or evenings. CHAUFFEUR AND AUTO ME chanic In motor transport and re- pair company in service, with 1! years’ previous driving and shop experience, wants position. Local references. R. & Bmith, 218 See ond ave. W. red wae EX-S0LDIER iS BADLY IN need of a job Running elevator preferred Kaxpert. service guar- anteed. Hugh M. Drane, Room 61, Virginia Hotel. Main TWO EX-OVERSEAS MEN” WANT contract for cutting wood. Have mn tools, including 4dr ow Elliott 1323- Cc. KB Macks MAN WANTS JOB HAULING BY contract Will buy truck suitable for work. Address H. K. Hetzer, _ General Delivery, Seattle EX-SERVICE MAN MUST HA work at once: can use car. Mac Pherson, Capitol 11 fy EX-SERVICE MAN WANTS POaT tion driving auto or truck Can do some repairing. Phone Weat GEST PIANO AND PHONOGRAPH applied purchase Toner, 210 Union. Hallard 1632 a WOOD For SALE 916 N. of canal. Pallard 4099 WSS TAN SHOES FOR $16; aay’ orth 3368 KAVANAGH 8 HATS. 92.50" 1108 Tet A WANTED—FURNITURE | Bake Furniture Co. 00 Pike, MC OSTe 32) FOR SALE—FURNITURE W. JUDD, FURNITURE. ES- tablished 16 years, 820 Pike at. _and dry FOREST ber cord. XN NEAT. Ken: {fice work, desires position bookkeeping. Call Main 5199 after 5 p.m. ask for Bradley, PIR “CASS DYER FANCY spotter and eneral, " including Hoffman press. Heat local refer- ences. Address D-25, Star. NG MAN, 7% YEARS IN SEK vice, wants work, any kind. Ni objection to leaving city. Addres: D-26, Star. Ph at CARPENTER WORK AND GON- tracts and plans drawn. Can give good rence. Call Ballard 1991 WANTED — CARPENTER” WORK, new or repair 1828 23rd ave. © SKILLED MEAT CUTTER WISHES position. Call Elliott 2010-5. PARTNERS WANTED NTED — MAN PARTNER FOR mail place. 6903 Evanston ave. Phinney car. 22 LOST AND FOL LOBT—UMERELLA W ANDLE I MARKF a FOR SALP—AUTOMORILES bi WE WISH ALL OF OUR omers Friends and cust A Happy and Prosperous New Year We anticipate a large business For 1920, and pent to tell You and your ‘friends 2 And everybody else's friends That we have ma & resolution It's not @ new one, tho! We make it every year [it Is to put our Used Cars In a good condition, And price them right, UNDA ri pd , Second & , lady's black purse, eral reward. purchaser money's worth. * . Chandlers and So that the ultin Geta his | We sell new Max KEYS NEAR |" w Return to A Panta BUNCH OF a theatre “ee school branches. 1612 Second ave x 4 SORSET HOSPITAL makes, alterations and repairs 5 Pine. Main 2925, UGHT, private hails 1 2 lesson: Stevens, 1522 4th. S PIANO PLAYING taught Pantages fuilding. SITUATIONS WANTED ij __ FEMALE, f For PRACT 5 CAL Beacon 2460 an Safe Deposit vault, Mad nd ave, and receive Amer! to do not have to allow a Preposterous price for the Uned Car to make a sale r atock of | CORT, DECENT CRARD | gray female E TO LET — UNFURNISHED HOUSES NIFTY EUNGALO elec range; furn: ra axonable; je. Call Beacon Come up and nen Ey) k Used Cars that U suit U. tOoM rag place We are located at 1101 1 fire niture MALE HELP WANTED REE | Public tecture on “Selentitic manship and Character Analysis Mfor Salespeople” will be given by Swell known expert at 7:45 p. m. ‘Saturday, Janvary 3. in the a« fembiy hall, fourth floor, Arcade Bldg., for the purpose of ‘forming a new class. Ladies cordially in ited. Rasiness office, 120 Green Bldg. Main 757. WANTED—YO EN TO carpenter and brickiaying t Practical instruction; personal training; short-time courses; tools and materials furnished. Position euarante upon_ completion of ron D- Btar. WANTED—Livi. HOS IN WAST of Broadway district to carry good Toutes. Robi nson, Circulation De- ROUTE CAR. ip als parts of the city. Good _ ehance for advancement, Apply to Cireulacion Department, Je tar. ORFRITED PAYMEN fonds. 807 Leary Thd. VANTED. RAPP ', 2211 Second ave. ners Uned Car Department \26 BATTLE LOLILM SALES CO |4-ROOM moder |For Kt rooms. (27 UNFURN HOUSES HD HOCF Went 444 NISHED h st HED APARTMENTS AND FLATS BTHAM-HGATED range; Holmes’ FOR KEN AUTOM (Apologies to FWO FORD! nODY 3-TtM. agic 345, MODE beds ter, with delivery {6% terms | 30 FWO, flats | _rooma RICKI | HOUSEK THEE Als Clone 2051 rr EVE err wy FORD PICKUP i917 WORD TOUR- ing car; just out of the paint shop; brand new net of seat cov- ers; shock absorbers, Looks swell, and motor in perfect shape, $400, $150 cash, balance monthly. Phone 83. 712 17th ave. 1917 FORD TOURING CAT SHOCK Kk; eleotric.tmil absorbers; Yale loc light; Hot Shot battery; $400." 113 Lith ave. Phone Bast 6788. THE FASHION GARAGW # Autos to hire without drivers, Stor- and repairi ave, “bhuoit aor 0% Becona Hip, apartment a2 VOR KENT —ROOMS |A SNAP FOR MAN WORKING IN| Bremerton—New _%-rogm house | and outbuildings; Neht and wate large corner lot; mort | wage for rest: $1, Ad | dress FF. Walls, Box 887, Port Orchard, Wash FWO HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FOR rent, 2614 Third ave POREST WOOD AND HARK, SOUND | If you did not win a prise last tim Now take this line and write tnvee more with tt, ¥ nd in the ee ntowt Write he te 7 nunced Matur yeu submit The Star reserves the right to w ing or after the contest. Address all answers to the W KOOM AND BOAT, $k 007 Pee Se MMMM MMMM St MOA CHILDREN FO | FURNTRNED | ff Want Ad Rhyme Contest Mere ts one of the winners last week: PALMER 1733 Melrose Ave A soldier there was, who wanted To worry, he did not atop; in quickly Star went Clannttiod, “over the » UY again thin week, “Now That Christmas Time Is O’er” ing this Rhyme bmit as spleted Want A Manager, You may per only e wide of the p k ir rhyme the page, than Frida n, January unt consiet of four lines First prize, $3. Clemmer Theatre tickets will be given to the 25 next best rhymesters. ¥ rhyme submitted dur- t Ad 61 FOR SALE—AUTOMO! NM |™ M |M MM M MoM M MoM M THE MOST NOV AUTOMOLILE OF IN BEATTLICN MISTC To stimulat M |M |M iM M M M ‘Mt M am my going to umt novel contest ever urated by an autgmo~ bile firm in thie WILL Or A CAR IN OUR STOCK MITCHELL MOTOR & BERVICE Co. J. M. Oxmond, Pree. and Mer PINE AT SUMMIT MMM MMM MMMM MM M M af ——————————— 62 WANTED—AUTOMOBILES MECHANIC Wi PAY CASH FOR Ford or Dodge needing overhaul- late model, Call aftér €, Bast mu POR hou: BOATS AND LAUNCHES SALE — WELL PURNISHED Call 2432 Northiake orth 2194. Price $400 nm MACHINERY DRAG VAUGHAN, with and without clutch. BEAVER d-cycle with clutch. 8. B HICKS COMPANY 912 Firet Ave & %5_FOR SALE—KEAL ESTATE $100 CAR 2-ROOM HOURR CRE GROUND Lota of free wood: good arden; house ready te 6 Third Ave. 1 buys on the oldest ETERS, CULVER— Of to for on Anne bill Ia lished specialia rn. ¢ CULVER 14 Boston Street Queen Anne 17 1 FOR SALE—KEAL ESTATE POR BALE OR EXCTIANGE IDAHO—40 acres, irrigated: adjoin- ing school; near Jerome: $40 acre terms, or trade for Washington property MONTANA foed,,be Rosebud terma: tra et 220 acres: @ real farm: nail delivery hington city c “OUNTY for Bteven timber lands W. & RONIBON CO, 710 Third Avenue WE Wisht YOU A HAPPY NEW Year and have to offer for a New Year's present a S-room bun, two years old; Srepi basement, all built-in extra large only $600 cn. ANTON & NOWEN Elliott 2304, 615 Seaboard Midg. 41.600 Four-room bungale ae; $1,600; See our wine nty farm and r bath, . tottet, completely fur- | | ! Dished; snap. NEACON REALTY CO, Beacon 60 HAPPY NEW YEAR! & BONS RUILDING 1003 A 607 L. RAAB LOWMAN MAIN wis you A PROSPEROUS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR THE W. ©. MORSE Co. 416 Leary Building EXTRAORDINATRY DIATE POSSESS: atat 1 sacrifice » hon full b ment: prime conditic wightly Jot; pay district; ene al ‘apitol Mill, $3,500, cash ) monthly GRAHAM-PARDIOW 1008 American Hank Nu QUEL ANNE 1 n RATE IM MYE co, Wing room bu inside part price aitt nd « Qu $2,200 20. t ne d sale; CKMAN Main ¢ rke 1 1 SRSITY Dis modern bungal nice locat 150 cash, balanc GEO. om nth $25 per BECKMAN a5 Thur 1%-STOIY nished dow all modern lot 60x100 ROOM for sale Main 6 FOI ro fireplace nt tall | iilding ‘ bie | ment I i natair full XK COZY 5 furnished, don, 6610 EOWE, Gor- TLE PROPERTY AND “-AGHE, $15 per month W. district, H. A.| 1 Railway Exchange. | FOUR LO ench, very ¢ hard, near Sp rt Own: Pantages Nidg, 1858, ik IFER— Went Seattle real aa- clusively, Hetablihed 1906. Downs Vid., 708 2nd av, Main 8226 WANTED—REAL ¥ WH HAVE HUYERS FOR HOMES in all part city, We can well your Bring ua your Mstings for quick netion. Suter, 1012 Third ave. Main 183 When you think of advertis. | 76 WEST SEA | HOt | Goodfellow WILL 1 Seatt ig, think of The Star. | niet | In this dia-| FORK EXCHANGE-—REAL ESTATE WANTS TO EXCHANGE 1 ent b whe perty for have a el change all apartment ® Whateom. ¢ town and railroad Pacific highw ' ab ut $2,000 w ble Umber; 160 acres miles from mile from , ud ab PUCK $7,600 mile from Port Orcha aunty) «mall house ut 1 acre cleared, cleared THICK #2 Duplex house in North district; fine lake view rented $100 per month PRICK $10,000 10 acres Kiteap 160 nerem in Quincy talley county: all in eultlyation foll grain; mmall bh n; one Loam of bh eh cows; all farm And ready ‘to Price ts tw impl $5,000 Neautiful residence lot in the Hor ough ef the Hronx, New York city, N. value, $1,100 00 Will trade all of this apartment and assur trade any part of it property 3. R. PRIGMORE 607 Alaska Bic property for » or will for Beattie CALIFON Half section SIA EXCHAN k and agricultural Jand, Mendocino county, for Se- attle property or acreuee, JOSEPH B. THOMAS & CO, 1026 Third Ave Miott Ine 2625. ACKEAC ooo000 OO0000000 GOOD LAND CHEAP with fine late loam rock oF gravel; lies only & miles from good town in Lewis county. More ees are shipped from this town than any other town of its size in the state one of the Iry sections. you this . $150 cash and ° 40 acres « rieh ehe astrear mil; no well s $15 @ month. AND—LISTEN-~ The Lewis Asnociation are or 10-year contr berries, furnish the erates, and agree to pay the fol lowing minimum — prices Strawberries, 66 Th.: FOLKS County Canning aking & te to take or 4,000 acres more this spring. NOW—CAN—YOU—LO8E? We bave also 40 neres ad- Joining the above which has & southweat lope, for $506, $100 cash and $10 a month CARTER, M MILLED DONALD & FINE SOTl, 2 ACRES ed; email bo 00d settled fommunity, close to’ school, ket and brick road; price $1,500 terme $200 cash, balance $20 per month. 40 meres 18 acres fine black loam soll, 25 acres under cultivation; ereck thru it; root house, house, 7 cows, horses, pige, chickens, all kinds of 00; ¥, tALTY COMPANY 21 New York Block TWO GOOD PLACES AT $1,500 AND $1,250 Large tract, all cleared and fenced: p house, on county hool and stores ne mere, thoroly eared, with good family orchard choles varietion of fruits and ber- . bs dings, ete., $1,250 sible pai jood water jem on mm both p! Not far from ferry dock Five-cont fare to Seattle. Can live here and work in city. Both exdlient bareaine, Take inon car and county ferry to Kirkland and inquire for TW Suckling at brick bungalow office at end of ferry dock %-ACRE HOME, $1,500; TERMS This in a highly deve “- 1% Truit trees berries kood garden woil; city lights and water: cle Paved boulevard and fine bu service; 45 minutes 7m business center f Beattie beautiful view place; 4-room house ‘ome to Kingsbury’s place, in kd mond, or phone rUuRWw & MORFORD 55. Colman Bidg ped place of AR LAK MEST PAR 2 acres under cultivation eared; 24 fr trees ebicken hy «a rth of lumber in running stream. an ideal price ia only mall rage: § w cluded with p This will mak home, and the with $8 cash and $25 NICHOLS & WOMER Gane 410 Hinckley ALD EE RET perfectly level lotw dar; ne roadn; t und anywhere ything: good farme splendid ‘view valley. We hav te left. Only cash, bala THE W. 1 lear Hidg TH month Main nide TEN ACHES CLOSE Thin land | with alder tr $1,950 per tract ae 0 view of Lake » the land und it balar Ita A P. VAN ARSDALE & Third Ave 45 ACHE ontly alder ‘ed; old REAL ii level, and ¢ ch CHRORDER PACK vd Goop and go« dar land Rich, a leared, balanc t-room hou Owner wants r thin w MALTY ACT harn Pric Rone Th from " vard sino D. INLA Ave ALLEY fir Met % AC This can it atl M Si at; all am te dD KINLY fn cn een a Located at 610 Second Avenue ORUG BARTELL’S ©) rm (d 6 STORE NO.2 Classified advertising may te eft at this address up to 11 a. m tach day for the regular after. noon editions, ent fruits tw farm tools rat $4.2 $400 per V Main Wito Little land house chard 400 ehi farm good large barn. 120 fine t varietion; f tools, A y-maker ur large list | ROLEICE MALTY €4 }ldCH ALDER norte city; near highway clear; fine tre terme $2 nth yeAT ALM, acre en horses, outnt 4@ mon Cut 4 in War valley we Yaki | IMPROVE | INTERURDAN | Clone to boulevard: ne tage: orchard: $1.25 | ROLERT MALTBY ¢ LAKE on i500 cash W. 8. OLS 116 Third LAKE GABBA DY 10 Wieh woll: wtatte lar pe #100 f N < r Wash 1s Ae 2 Improved; ou 2 acres ite 6-room h terme. ae, barn, 10 ACT: Item real snap. write O'Ririen, SALE Oic LXCHAN in Big Bend wheat improved, No D-24, Star, 20 ACTORS, 4 é-room $2,200; termes, board Mh how KF Lz FARM LAND Vi IN THE 990041 ner near town ml $700-11.52 meres, on lie perfect; bent Iroad, 1% miles. 160 acres, of 5 nce ee One section nnewick extens canal, balance « beat Of soil; mile to road. ‘This will mi ock ranch We have a number of on We are closing out the owners. long time at'é per YAKIMA RIVER 918 G | Office open even POR BALE 100K place for stock: w acres cleared: & hy eheep: 18 bt of b in Twin, Th it. Belling eco and poor he Warner, Twin, W WE HAVE Tite Te ere, We well farm Let us show ” incubators farms TAL bearing orchard; berries agents. ARTLY m how orchard plow ckene 0 cash, atl her A real balance bott ipiand ultry W trees creek « om nen aring all pring , od oing place, and $5,500; terme acres ard Pi OF mM. NOK 16 ae cash, Kurke Bide t CARI Jan: Alno 170 aecr Write to K ley, Wash. i NEAR STATION at 4-room ecot- 50, tern 1008 3rd Av (EEN LAKE, line; 6 acres, near IN CO, Av ACT wimill on to p hing sop AY stnide elty lim- Kood warage, $3,000; ROBERT MALTBY CO., 1008 ard Av.| 4 UsMtPROVEr Must 1 well ation ox 43 i146 AORES wntry, partly ‘Owner, THPROVED se: fin t FARM LANDS ARGAING YAKIMA VALLEY Yakima riv r state highway: soll; town and which 120 pasture 20 acres under on of Sunnynide od farm land town and raij- ake first clans good values in farm land at $10 per acre and up. our land, Buy now at bargain prices direct from Terma, one-quarter down, balance on nt ARMS CO, reen Building ings also. cn GOOD watered: 4 of cattle reer: one hour i land ie worth unt of old age Terms, Mx. hy AL LIVE BUY- * and acreage. ‘ou quick results. AN ARSDALE & co. 19 Third Ave. ae Reet KE * eres good 4-room house. 609 Burke Bide. Rehroede: bottom; spring Price only 40 ACKER, $1,008 $100 cash, Clear Lake HC PFE se LOGGED OFF WHITE FOR cation, low price a of sale of logged-of tosettiors in Weste: WEYERHEAUSER TACOMA, WARE FOR BALE— 86 ACK miles from town: w other buildings; not and near ne more than en for it $500 lars by writing ward. NEW YEAR'S ft Half interert t storage, $1,800. 11 houskeeping cmsh; $1 Cigar stands, £650, w rtner making busines Wishing you all Ye RELIABLE 321-3 Burke B Second at M SMALL land ark about $26 per day and fixtures, $20 pe 2403 Fremont ave GROC nd cri or AMERICAN UNI MONDAY, Thoro course of in the principles lows nystoma of t nick. Demand fi physicians exceed Ave, at I Beattle. TeUReereryer TO WHOM If MAY The undersign ha his entire t Franklin et, to W Wimmer indebtedne ‘Transf J who B r Will have 1 Seattle. mbe > $10 month. Good logged-off land. STEERS, 716 rooms, i} N SPECIAL NOTICES SORH HRS HR HO RHEE SNING OF OF SANIPRACTIC JANUARY 5 Wash Out from ird Ave LANDS HOWING TH- nt easy terme f lands offered rm ew TIMBER CO, tINGTON, WW RANGES AND ACKEAGE FOR RENT ee; Fe ACHES plowed, 7 slashed and seeded; four ‘ells: house and hard clearing. re There | cedar to pay More partic ner, M BUSINESS OPPORTU ARGAINS ransfer and $600 0, $850. for money- $500. Happy New ORBY, with NVESTMENT CO. vilding. jarion RR W6Ob- jocation; sales rent of store r month; $960. th 20) THE VERSITY Instructions of all drug- reating the or drugless de the sup- Union St son and assur firm EP RANKLIN 119, PERSONA NT t henna hatr p and faded ADIES Main 6507 100 RE ACRIEA i $500 and up; promp years in the busines THE DURLAND Leary Huila LOAN ANY city property rd, lion CARD OF > MI » thank WILT A t W. When Hit Mrs. Nighta ave. painful night, wh a machine 8. and Dearborn’ st driven by Elmer M Sound hotel. Mackie took the we home in his machine, until it was determin jes were not serious, Loutse received Wednesday struck by IMPROVEME oman Is Bruised r Vv pack for gra. NT SHOP Unt st | t AC ne AMOUNT & P. Co, 08. TANKS W service; NCY 30 ON | 908 | mpa leath by Auto NH, 710% 10th bruises late hen she was at Sixth ave. » Which was ackio, Puget oman to her Jobs for Soldiers HOW ABOUT 17, CHIE? Editor The Star: Since you getting up such a atrong fight for the exservice men, perhaps you would find why the exservice men in the Seattle police department are not getting what is due them When they left their ponitic they were assured they would kept on the roll as members and be reinstated and retain thelr seniority ting, but upon their return as new members and ™ hud been drafted, but as you volun rtment for volun army, you must aber.” it neem» strange that a pre |mium is given for being drafted, rather than for volunteering The th are submitted for your earnest considerath GP are out | * be jand | were placed | told that “it that would appl tarily quit the dep t with th Ko back as new me ow y service GRAHAM LEAVE FOLLY BEHIND Editor The Btar: They who em, ploy Oriental labor and see thone of their own race and blood asking for employment, and sit idly by, are not Americans from any point of view, and should be branded as undesira- bles by every man, woman and child that claims this fair land Sam an bin ideal Why all the chatter? Action ts what is wanted. During the erists | the peoplé cried for action, and got lit from these, sare boys that are now turned to the four wmds. We want real Americans in Amer: jica, not luke-warm parasites that jlive today and die tomorrow, and |leave the folly of their crime behind |for the coming generation to suffer M. N. ANGOOD, kport, Wash. AT DOES AUBURN SAY? FAitor The Star: After reading of the conditions of the soldiers and sullors, I wondered if something couldn't be done to investigate con- ditions herein Auburn. Uncle Sam fs still running the railroads, and in the N. P. freight office 1 know of three married wom- en holding down good, steady pont- tions. They Have No Children is the wife of a well-to-do dentist. One in the wife of the trans- fer agent. He gets a big salary. The other is the wife of the head cashier. Then there is an elderly woman who is janitress at the N. P. yard office. She is well-to-do, owning considerable property. The yard of- fice employs a number of women and girls, They employed only men before the war. The postoffice 1s run by Uncle Sam, yet the postmaster himself— quite an old man-is well-to-do, and could get along fine without that of- fice. He employs on# married wom- an on the rural delivery. One only needs to see her beautiful ranch home and blooded stock to know how well off she is. Another of the wom. en in the office is married and has a beautiful home and big car, while ex-soldier who wag formerty Ployed in the P. O. ts working town on the streets when he it Subscriptions have have him reinstated, master says he hasn't the instate him. Yet he can hire t girls and married women. Then we have a marshal here drawing $1,400 per year. He ts about 65 years of age. He is well enough off to let some man who rinked his life for his country have that job for a while. It is the steady positions that count. and I would like to see the ex-soldiers get some of them. 1 think Auburn could give at least six One Conguitation free; mod- erate fees, 215 Burke Bldg. 905 Second ave. Main 7303. & 7 Schott, Downs Dik. 169 Sod av. Consultation free. All cases. Kees moderate “AM casom, Remington Typewriter Co. West. ern Rubber Co, Universal Tele. _phone Co., Olympic Foundry Co. MASON, FENWICK, LAWRENCE 432 Burke Blag. Baths MAGNETIC MASSAGE, VAPOR AND medical bath 311 Pioneer Bldg.. James and Firat. Chattel Loans MONEY TO LOAN Loans from $10 to $100 made quickly d confidentially on furniture pianos, live stock, ete. SANDERS & CO, 1993-4 LC. Smith Ride. EM. 4662 Chiropodists THE FOOT HOSPITAL, Di. STUCK 314% Pike st. Phone Main 5058 — EE Chiropractor Si. Chiropract 2nd and Pine. Consul- Hours, 10 to §. Even ointment. Elliott 8684 TRAUR, fh — LICENSED ‘opractor, FOS Pantages, M. 2891 NOON. Pantages Rid. BT, 8998 ¢, Repairing, Upholstering Packing Furn. Shop. 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Women's 4819 Ston i North and remained ed her injur- ALASKA JUNK G6, Junk of Uncle| | son's | down eight good positions if she patriotic AN AMERICA wante N CITIZEN, DO NOT ASK CHARITY Editor The ur We exe men appreciate your drive on lackers, male and female. We hi no quarrel with the girls and wom who necemnity work from cause is common with our own r positions finery who #lunk r the others, from the the women who the desire for (draft evad into the shipyards fother bullet-proof places, we jonly contempt. While the war on and we stood between them the German brutes, these wo were the personification of gri | news. With the coming of the istice, their attitude changed to in which our efforts were bellttled) The backs from the yards at once began to show | hatred, and in more than one 4 | were we prevented from obtain employment by their efforts. We not ask charity or pref ence—only justice. We expect to tain that when public opinion sho up these slackers and the emp! who hire them by p erence. EX-LIEUTENANT, AFRAID OF WORK? | Editor The Star: Regarding surplus of our ex-soldiers, allow |to say that there is plenty of in the small towns and on the fi thruout the state, and why not plucky young men rustle out take the jobs? They were enough to strike those trenches and fight for their liv | The writer had a ranch during | war and was deserted, with his ¢ to care for alone, and lost portio | the crops ax a result. Now we help in the country, and we either get these young men or raise the crops We will not have an Asiatic, will we allow any one else to one, if we can possibly Every Asiatic employed makes of our young soldiers JOBLESS, ~ If the young soldier insists sticking in the city, it rather as if he was looking for the gay and sweet life. would not like to say that he looking for a soft snap. Allow way that a large number of the folks” are deserted in the country cause the boy does not like thin “slow” mainly. 1 fear we WANT heroes yet. want YOUNG MEN WHO ARE AFRAID OF HARD WORK. I past 55, and I see so many ft tions in this direction. I am sick tired of it, and have gone back work that 18 WORK again. No young man who is d need ask what his salary will Let him browse in and he will und men yellow * (Uni they had, probably. All of our Coast fir, no tree tops. These are in the woods at this hour. Ws are $6.40 per day. Yes, eight b than a job cutting cordwood at tJ rate, or I am mistaken. A. B. HOLLOWAY, Montesano, Ws ADVISES JAIL SHELTER Editor The Star: As a good people in Seattle and vicinity voiced their opinions in regard the unemployment of ex-service I find it very tempting to a few sentiments of my own that line also. This bickering and quarreling hurling insulting remarks gets us where in particular, and only « hard feelings to exist. There has been a whole lot of but no one seems to know remedy the situation. Now my proposition, if carried will change the whole aspect of matter. If both the employers government fail to act at this to help these men, here is a way force them (one of them, at } act, and the means are so ridic ly easy and trifling that the culn tion of the scheme will make one, but the ex-service men, look feel ludicrous, Since the laws of the land made to enact justice, they can that very fact to further their ends in this case, Now, the plea has been that sands of ex-soldiers are jobless, niless and starving, and the point seems to be: “How will tl men connect with three squat day if they can’t connect up Job?" and if they do connect witht bed and eats, I presume they satisfied. There are innumerable ways which @ person may attain the sired end. It remains only to choice or personal taste in the me od h res to pursue. Get on some slight offense, but be the offense is not serious. Thirty, sixty or ninety days in county jail is not bad with ti ire meals a day and a shel from the storm, F At the expiration of these sentences you have pulled thru winter, Justice has been done. So one will wake up and start mighty quick if these veterans out work will follow the abov vice. ONE WHO KNOWS, Passerby Snot Store Burgla ttempt to rob Jordan & welry store, 1511 Fourth a was frustrated at _m. Thu by the sudden appearance of Wy Sullivan, 8 Seventh av Sullivan heard a heavy plate window crash and arrived at Store in time to see a small man d the street. Apparently ing had been taken from the window, Officers R, Wilson and R. Johnson investigated, DON'T WANT WILHE LONDON, Jan. 1.—Great Bel me refusal by Holland deliver the former kaiser for ¢g oa Be An » TiS0 Wiret So. Elliott 3291, was indicated in official circles @