The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 11, 1920, Page 15

88 OPPORTUNITIES J8,500--ONLY $2,500 CASH rivate baths: 32 apart: =room apartments, Apartments; ms furnished; wid je Washer, ol! burnor {Marble entrance; net per month. . P TEMPLEMAN & CO n Building Elliott TEAC OPPORTUNITY the fan with money fre; is broxe, ne gets an a fortune, & r@ bollding pportunity model at INDEPRNDENT learn % t yourself; Thousands are making gu profits from uisiana oll felde BES you valuable ‘in your Proepert() write we, Suite fr ¥ yorth, Tex. “HOTEL ol hall for sale in eamp of 1,000 populat hot able to t ommnc o~ nd Feasons for bcash and terms. J Central Hotel, Lasaauah HOTEL, IN ¢ t and to snap in country will handle, bala Mt E. THOMAS & CO. Ine Mr. Clark or Mr. Me Third A MAKER MO’ FRE mate to TOs Virginia st. ERSON AL IMATION WANTED CO! ag the present address PH. Buc sister, w HAIR iNT, snor Ly ‘Bion. st . Mary Swan =TO ADOT RANY FROM Capitol 2965 Good home PrY HORVITAL. service: inesa. AND AGENCY Building Looe; $1,000 TOF. ter $2,000, ‘oh improved elty iven, | we t service ion Bide NG D CONTRACTS PARE REQU ERAL NOTICE: Pheddore William Jensen, ton, ed 34 years, beloved B of Mrs. Ole Jensen, Jensen of Henton, Mra. Mil- na Hunter of nvor Knipe of wae made app! p rect ublic a Rarage at mat 2 “we east 76 p sotk © c 4 mi feet. of nort feat of Brock 61, Terry's First Ad- Gesiring to protest fon will file otest at the office of the tendent of Buildings prior Anyon such occ} day, Febrau A. SPEN ave. Main | ichott. ae . 168 tnd av. aitation free, Ailcases. Fees erat RICH Attorney. «American tent ‘ash. w. "Washington D. Main 290. seal EES 3 Chiropodiats OO a Pa ‘AL, i Di Pik Main 5069. ike St. ED ON ALL ARTT- The Heliable, 907 Repairing, Uphoistering, | Packing firés. Furn. Shon entertainers rm dancing. mew ty. Reeves Marisco, 6th and Hall for rent. won. Main 1298. Money to Loan NEY TO LOAN MO @iamonds and jewelry, on most watintactory term: FOR REMEDIAL LOANS IN SF MONEY TO LOAN any amount on @ mbes and Jewelry. brake Beatile’s oldest rol AMERICAN Ji CO, Hi econd Ave, a iiehed 1889, _ Paper Hanging ING, PAPHR ysiclans and Surgeons & BLADDER DIfOKDETS DRT N. FREE “ SKA CO. » Elliott 2291. No Trace Is Found of Safe Burglars No trace had been ‘found Wednes of daylight purgiars who stole i safe containing $3,000 In and other valuables from apartment of Alexander Dickin Madison st. and Summit ave., afternoon. 2 wall beds: | hatle nerve and inventor of hoase- Article that will well like needs money te marvelous Postal formation. change for i Rveryone ime Quick money making op Independent . Giimore Bldg. PROPORENGN the T pert id for tteelf in last 13 elting Marton, hotel © out of land, Who Was last NY WAVING, heen pack for gray » | the direction of the German Austrian / 3e]and James Patrick Murphy, court} ESTED FOR @ lot in Gascade Addition, ween Madrona and leschi See EL F. Gibson, 606 Brith Nineral direct a gd ache & t rates, 4, HANGING, ting, kalsomining Beacon 2982. 2611 COPPER MINES DIVIDENDS FOR TIED BY STRIKE WIRE COMPANY Is Under Arrest ized to Issue Shares SALT LAKB CITY, Feb. 11 ACRAMENTO, ¢ Treb, 0 Four big undergrotind copper mines The Fy in Utah are idle today as the fesult eratin, . Coast, has ny, op of a strike called yesterday by Mine ummiantone ahd Mill Workers’ Industrial Union of corporations to issue as stock No. 800, This union is the Mining’ dividends, shares of ite capital st ly inereased from $1¢ waa + is held On a federal charge for partment of justice official j to 92 i There b been no public demon The #t strations and the affected districts almost entirely to the re unusuayy quiet, according to les# company. It is ph | authorities solve the lwon company and dt Six strikers were arrested for aol. | teibute fAwnete, continuing the lexat Intimidation of workers, but| Federal stock to the stockholders of later released when they prom jthe Poulson company 4d to leave the state The men claim that prices of food stuffs and clothing sold at © |Say stores have been advanced porcaner j without a corresponding indreate in} yr wages, jobtained a divorce by fraud here Plan Benefit to {lant August, according to a petitte * [filed fn euperior court here by Rob Raise Funds for lert DD, MeCaffery, the husband Austrian Babies Wetncnsy. secattery asks thar For the benefit of destitute ana|the 4 be set aside bn the Divorce Was Gotten by Fraud Evelyn BD, MeCaffery, of 16 |Commereial Drive, Vancouver, B.C starving women and children of Aus |Brour a that ahe wee net R resident tria, Frederick William Zimmerman e and knew ¢ ‘ abouts, tho she stated otherwire Seattle tenor, will give a toncert at Odd Fellows temple on the evening of March 9 Assisting Zimmerman will be Mis# neveve Rosamond Ray, pianist, and Mrs. Lucy Witloughby Smith, ompani«t The concert will be given under the time of the divorce Bandits in Autos Terrorize Thomas Three bandits, riding by night ina bs ing car in ti vicinity of homas, a rural community near ore have committed eight robberies and terrorized many farmers during Officialdom Comes ae week, according to a report to Grief in Autos |: pase. of fhaenen Woaee Randall, of Thomaa Wednes Tra Bronson, well-known attorney jad. Sunday night. attor.|three held up relief committee. Randall said, , the party of Jape fm porter for the prosecuting y's office, collided on Fastiake|front of the F i home, but after fuesday morning. Neither ma-|@ battle, in which three shots wore was damaged but both men} fired, the Japn escaped. a | Big, of the sheriffs office | He Drop Dead While at His Work shouted Tra, exhibiting the badge of) a deputy sheriff which he had on} his person | J. W. Wood, 59, Joiner at the Be ‘That's nothing; Tm from the atte Can company, Eighth ave. # Prosecuting attorney's office,” re-lang Adauis st. dropped dead from torted Murphy hotly, flourishing bit] heart failure at his work Wodne | credentials. “ay And so there being a clear con — ‘o < flict of authority, they parted in P Seeks Divorce to Escape Quarrels|| ; peace. Res adjudica’ 24’ Quarts Whisky Seized in Trunk marriage quarrel, Mrs, Sarah 6. ‘Twenty-four quarts of whisky were | Grannis was secking éivorce We | y from Lester 0, selaed when Miva Lydia Berry andl vom the mnerried Gaptdiahar 6 Mra. C. J, Wadsworth were arrester J by Deputy U.S. Marshal Tor Waters late Tuesday afternoon. The booze . was found concealed in a trunk in a| Asks Ship Be Held; room in the Forest hotel, Second ave. and Pike #t. Ball of $500 was furnished by both women when they/ Asking that a receiver be appoint were arraigned before U. &. Commis | ed to detain the motomhip Hoobyaila sioner R. W, McClelland. from sailing from this port, August Weiffenbach, of the Seattle Cornice Uncle Sam Says He Works, filed sult in superior court Made Booze Stills} Wednesday seeking to recover $ Defendants are the Patterson-Mo- Ae eeeeted be Denuty| Donald Shipbuilding company, who U. & Magebal Frank Colligan on a/DUllt the Boobynila: the government bench warrant ierued on @ secret in-|Of Australia, for whom the motor dictment returned by the federal|*hip was bullt, and J. K. Chitbere, grand jury Dunn ig xaid| President of the Chilberg Steamship to have manutactuted and soid|COMPany, who bought the vessel ooze stills for the trade. He witi|Welffenbach alleged he furnished be arraigned Monday in the federal| Materials worth $29,011 for finishing eeeht hare. the ship for which he ne¥er war paid The selamograph at the University of Washington recorded an earth quake Monday afternoon which oc curred about 3,200 miles to the southeast, or in the vicinity of the West Indies. The seismic disturb ance lasted from 146 to 2:20 o'clock, according to the university record. srvrk. |Guest Takes Leave, Also Murphy’s Coin A departing guest of the New Cecil hotel slipped into P, Murphy’ and 50 early Wednesday | morning. Murphy awakened just in time to see the man leave the room Thursday Will Be Fair, Says George If you expect anything but fair weather Wednesday evening or Thursday, you are distinctly out of z |luck, Weather Observer George N. Salisbury prognosticafed Wednesday morning. The temperature ot 8 o'clock Wednesday morning register. jed a gre above rero. |Scores Hands Off ° Policy in Mexico SAN Pnawciaoo, Feb. 11.—Those | who cry, “Hands off in Mexico, in effect, Let the shedding of blood go on,” Peter Clark MacFarlane de. }clared today in an address before the jAd clubs here. | “And they say let the ravaging of the country continue and le the peon millions rot if they must,” Mac | farlane continued, “but they lift no hand 4@ainat the divine right of half a million to wreak what cruelties they will upon their less enlightened | brothers.” NOW PLAYE HE LAME a OF THE California Miner | Plays Ball at 104 BERLINGAME, Cal, Feb. 11 Celebrating his 104th birthday by playing baseball with youngsters in the neighborhood, Daniel McClane, a Dorothy Dalton IN HER SCREEN miner of Lassen county, visiting hin TRIUMPH, daughter here, said he “just wanted to have a little port before return. ing north.” McCane attributes his| ALSO— longevity to temperate habits and Sele ies Fatly Arbuckle ig PIKE ST. gas stove manufacturer LATEST AND calls his product “The Hades range: BEST Hot as Hell.” ». BR. WILLS’ family grocery at 201 W. McGraw st. ts closed tempor? ily. Everybody's got the “flu.” LATEST QUOTATIONS on con- traband Canadian whisky are $30 a quart. Local booze retaYers blame it on the “fly.” 80ME COMEDY YOU'LL LAUGH § The Garage Cal ty} I. Ww. WwW. Organizer in Utah Federal Telegraph Author- | branch of the I. W. W. About 1,500 aggregating $2,201,775 to Ite present] men « out stookh ler Albert Willa, 40, unnaturalized The » powe le equalize the alien and 1, W. W. organiner, well |¢ 1 xtock accounts of the com known thruout mintr mps of the pany, which t perating com Rocky Mountain district, was arrest. pany of the Poulson Wireless com ed at Bingham and lodged in the Pany-—the holding company county full at Salt Lake, where he! “The capital stock of the Federa { Parior Still Taken Because their children by former | Grannis, | He Claims $29,011) THE SEATTLE erAn—WaDNesDay, ven, 1 hl country, he would come to town o } nights and foregather with the boys Saye George Was ey MARKET jhe Would beat {t for the country. . When they were living in th nye Alton Sealy in @ divores ac °| Eggs Remain St Steady at 46- Helen ot ase cere’ ete! Cent Level Wednesday the superior court Tuesday | oT marke emains ne chief at |Race Horse Hurt; | ticton on Western uve. Altho the market was fairly #t Damages Asked }))':...:. dy at 46 6 | nenday, dealers were Alloging a valuable r horse fell loath to speculate on what the bot | joff the gangplank, of one of thelr|tom price would be with Incoming | ateat Glendale, Deoomber 1, strain eupplies becoming heavier each day [ing bin leg, Mes, I. HL Herman, Of) putter market remains firm with| Glendale, started suit agninat the no price change in right. Receipt G Traneporiation 'y IN) at the local stock yarde Wednesday court Wednesday (0 1e00V"\ wore 47 head of cattle ar hoee.| | $100 The horse ix now worth) Noth markets showed a weaker un: | , 0, ashe alleges dertone but prices were unchar 4 | Produce offerings show little dif ference from the previous day's sup i lien, Tennessee mweet potatoos at in Dr » ' pit Dry Squad Raid fr). "pound are proving «fav | sar elon a eat oe on Kleaned ® Par |orite novelty, Increasing amounts | * fine @till and @ amall quantity of Of toca! rhubarb have forced this of sonahine when they raided Joe |¢rice ao 201% Tuesday, Joo is in fait \" Lotguce supplies ,are plentiful | Grapefruit t# 50 cents per case high Jer than on Tuesday, Orange quota- tions are firmer at $4.50@6.75 per | cane Urges Adjustment of Exchange Rate WASHINGTON, Feb, 11.—Int must be adjust * will over: | m international trade,” Senator Thomas, Colorado, declared in a speech to the senate yesterday, urging | rice Deatore ft for Veretahien "ted Freie nator establiahmeht of an internatior netary comminsion to stabilize | Coimage-Denish Nall, head., UO 6 orld finance Pp New, per anck 26% ‘Thomas spoke on a resolution he | Ga eer dox 1.16 bad Introduced for creation of an | tery r erate Ansertenn' eouaine’ t » | Secu bore house, rortoar amixnion to co-operate |Gariie-Per t with European commiasions in ar.| | Chinese, per to. . riving at at fixed ratio between gold | freee Reed eg ‘tee beh. ee and silver money Latimer 1 Angeles tees seo ree a Impertal Valley amy) Malone Ore 4u@ 07 Potatoes ton Wash, Netted Cem Laat |Reatinee” Looal, per th per dom LOWEST RATES CALIFORNIA BAN FR ANCIBCO LOS ANGELES POINTS, AN DIRGO a hee--Lora!. dor. bunehas Rheharh Per th | Retaheane Takime. esek im PREQUENT RAIL & CE ihe BAILING MeCONMICK tine toe 7 Potatore BEB. 14 | Tomatore—-Crate rave Appice Winesape .. Nome Beauties Dw Detes— Per box pee cont ent wits caretnl, palmless and personal attention "" } Dr. J. Brown's New Office esos : | ORFHEUM HUTLDING Third and Madison . } | OPPORTUNITY encourees Indurt Walnuts Manchurian Peanuts Vireints Kevttens, 1. 13 4 Japanese per Mh ... Peeane-Per been oe | DAIRY PRONUCTS “ - Prices Peid to Ghippere | wetter Freeh dairy Balter M [Rage—Serictly trewh Putte Mik—Per ewe. | | | and Wash, tr bet . “| reem brick + fully — sath Gab the genes, the personne! bse ot the company, Lb Fd ce we ak you to at our office and by stenting Maree—Live, per ProuLlTry reid a) NURSES Remarkaple results obtained in Home Care of the Sick In clames being held at Red Cross Head quarters, Immediate instructions arding Influenza of inestima- ble value, Nominal cha $1.50 ineluding boek; Red pays the other $2.00, Every wom in should take the course, as it is now imporsible to furnish nurses r every case. iraduate and Practical Nurses should register at onee—315 Uni | Clearings Balances Clearings «+ 2,186,056.00 | Balances | | $13,906.29 236,340.27 Clearings «2... «+.+ Balances .. versity Street, Red Cross Head Clearin; ve 0,050,799.58 quarters. ‘Telephone Eliott 795. [} | ee i TE aleuaiosz.es | \~——_——— 2 et Red Cross Dining Room is just iy famous for fine food, well served—Fourth and Virginia. ——— L. Frisco Market Status BAN FRANCISCO, Feb, 11.—Dutter— 6340 per Ib; prime firsts, 63 O14 papers, magasines and waste of all kinds wanted at Sal- vage Department, ELLIOTT 4512 WE CALL Ws fireee, ose per Ib, SALE BY THE NAVY pa en TRANSPORTS There will be sold by sealed pro- |posals, receivable at the Bureau of |Supplies and Accounts, Navy De- partment, Washington, D. C, until 12:00 o'clock noon, 21 February, 1920: |\Transport Yale, S. P. | 1672; Transport Charles, (ex Harvard), S. P. 1298, Now in the Fourth Naval successful in his business; District, Navy Yard, nial protease reed Philadelphia, Pa. citizen; has no. Pxact location qualntance many friends.” —Very good reasons why you} \idders. Ten per cent deposit. re- should vote. for COHN for the J quired with bid. Right to reject all THREE-YEAR TERM in the | bids reserved. | Catalogues of sales CITY COUNCIL in the PRI | 8nd fh eunels, and the MARY next TUESDAY, tainable from the Bureau of and Accounty, or Command (Pald for by Perry Polson) the above. diatriot |DANIELS, Beoretary of te % A. LOU COHEN The MUNICIPAL LEAGUE ROVORT says: “Mr. Cohen has been very ay be ancertained and the Commandant of the district }Then tet them burn them up | price of | 2 head; 7. « yalues and the apparent disinelination of 657,195.00 | [Opened ott tye at trig Inter Gaining Me | SKINNER SCORNS SHIPS OF WOOD “Sell Them to the Movies, Is His Advice WASHINGTON, D. C, Feb, 11 | David Kdward Skinn« vttle ehip: builder, doesn't thir h of the wooden ships duces during the small war "T would eel) ‘em to the movie hows,” Skinner told the senate com mittee on commerce yesterday, “You would probably find a better arket for them there than any where elwe. “Don't have them around burning | up harbors like one did at Havana recently,” Skinner said to the sen ators Discussing the juture, manning of the American merchant marine, Skinner frankly urged the employment of Lascars, Chinese, Japanese and other aliens “Americans are a homeloving peo ple. Skinner said, “and the eailor cannot have a home.” “serap the old and inferior wood. en ships,” Blinner ented in 16 sponse to & quertion, “and add the cost of junking such ‘versels to the ter ships,” puching on the cost of shipbulld- ing, Skinner said: "You ean't build ships cheaper now than during the war All this talk of bigher cost of building during the war is poppy Tides in ‘Seattle WEDNBADAY PED, 11 Virst Low Tide 24 mom, 60 ft , hiret Miah Tide stam, Mb ft "second Law Tide on pm, 24 ft | | Second Migh Tide 1 ete pm, 60h ls GEESE SA ARNE BE AY Status of the New York || Stock Exchange | —x ‘The stock mai | today, but the tre rally low Unites however, at 87% and 674, Po and Nepubiic Bteel at } 10:08 a, m Recond Low Tide (2 pm, 22 tt “A Crossiog Conversation” e—— NEW YORK, Feb. 11 | et opened in \et prices we ‘Tos, was off 1) Dethienem BTM, off %) United Retatt off 1%) Studebaker at #7. Reading at 66, off % Wald win at 107%, up 4 General Motors at 116%, onchanged; Marine preferred at 78, off ty © United Mtates Rubber re oF oft jexioan Petroleum at 4 whi Gondsion at 68); oo Mit internation Paper at 4%, off %: Union Parific at 114, wnehanged. The market steadied during the second qnoted at * per cent Hl to 6 per cent. tering de- od (6 $3.26%. up 2 point 5 eantiones to 14 eentines to 160 sontrot of | hammer prices. Mtores and Tobacee Product Ually feft and went below 7 also & lot of selling o@ « lennon On the curt ‘There was | morn Wheland Duke Cal —™ Cattlo—Recetpte. ood te chotee steers, 012 ry ths it to @00d steers, 10@8.50; common to fair steers, $7.50 food te chol and heifers, tmediam to good. row | iy | NEW YC 16. 25; row pigs, S1i@i6s f wala, ¥ *— Bheep— Keceiptas + parang rtyod weak Raw, THE LADY PILAT of the elevator in the Burke building wears furs there chilly mornings. Gotta be dressed warm for aviating. 013 City creamery, €1@ 46 Selected local extram, 4 270330 per th; tb. drotiers, 400 * Cheese —Tripl @2te per 1 Chicago Grain Market Ls . Feb. re —Grain futures Scored a sharp rally on the Chieago4 | mai feard of Tr today. Migher cash | ey are the govern! the world, and the highest. W. let farmers to sell on « falling market were she “ i he chief factors behind the Jump. | Provisions were higher. The Best Habit In All the World Is the constant saving of n part of your present income no matter how By saving as little as One Dollar ou become a mamber of this strong Financial Institution where thousands of Seattle s most thrifty citizens are making their extra dollars pay divi- dends—and at the same time you are providing against the wants of the f RESOURCES NOW OVER FOUR MILLION DOLLARS Puget Sound Savings & Loan Association Where Pike Street Crosses Third | New York Coffee and 1) Suit Lo mplaint —— Two charges ‘growing out RK, Feb, 11.-—Coffee—No. 7/ alleged connection with a sult Rio, 14\4c per Ib; No. 4 Banton, 24% @26c| were filed in superior court ee 12.10@ | 48Y against J.D. Hickey, of the 18.040 .per 1b; granulated, 15@16e per Ib. attle Advertising Lay —_ chasing company. proposing a gigi | PALACE HIP &""" Direction Ackerman @ Harris TOMORROW, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, a Brand New Bill of HIPPODROME VAUDEVILLE B LLY MILLER AND COMPA: a Comedy Playlet “ADAM KILLJOY" Added Attraction—A Joy for Kiddies of AN Ages CORRADINI’S ANIMALS ‘The Fastest Cireus Act in Vaudeville ‘REAL PAINLESS DE In order to introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which Is the ohio & CUTRATE DENTISTS pete 5 club bee Haraes= LIBERTY AND VICTORY BONDS If you must SELL your Liberty or Victory Bonds, SELL to UR If you can BUY more Liberty or Victory Bonds, Buy from US. On Tuesday, February 10, 1920, the closign market prices were as Th joes for Liberty and dvertise these prices dail aya Know he New York market and the exact ise a ath «us Prices ae February corn opened te ' later rising 346; ned Ie down at " An ay i May opened Keo off ot ‘but | Advanced To before the close; July eorn opened "oc off at $1.25%, Inter raing AS ‘The Premice MM: May oats opened ‘eo off at TT, but TELEPRONES: Main 722%; Eliott off at March corn $97.26 $9152 $i hen buying, we deduct 3Tc on = $50 ed Wo in later trading; July oate | 16 $91.02 $91, bond $2.50 on @ $1,000 sett at the New York market plus the accrued Interest, MORRIS BROTHERS, Inc. Capital One Millien Dolare HENRY PICKARD been elected to manage its affairs: Vice President and Cashier. . Vice President..... announces that he and his associates have purchased the controlling interest of the GUARDIAN TRUST & SAVINGS BANK, of Seattle, and the following officers have -Homer W. Bunker Leopold M. Stern Assistant Cashier........A. C. Kahike Guardian Trust & Savings Bank $92.43 $98.29 99: bond. ‘we