The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 18, 1920, Page 15

LEGAL NOTICES CR PO CONTRACTORS bids will be ree 1 by the ie: the for thy hoot Build with the of a Gra dance One prepare Sy Eecphan Stephen & Brust on at the offige of New Yor at the office o » District, Poulsbo, n of Directors reserve the » reject any all bids. BRYGGER, Clerk |The Seattle Star DIRECTORY Atiorneysat-Law STADLISL Itation ise mod ED 5 Bu lag Main Rik, TO Gad ay All cases, Fees cond ave Washington, D. 390 “K. rke BE. _Phone Main MASON, FENW LAWRENCE i 42 Bide. T Host E 14 Pike st Main 5059. Chiropractor NINGS & JENNING tors from 1 aitation tr CAIRG hool on any ide. ~ Miaieht nid. Basation free. ~athsd Dy _ app mpbell. ON . TRAY ; Collateral Loans ‘ eS GN DIAMONDS AND TIP imerty Bonds. Ask your BANKEE pJabout us ] SUITARLE LOAN CORPORATION at Pike St. ALL. ARTY ¥ LOANED T Reliable, 90 gies of value. Third ave erat jure, Repairing, Upholstering, | Packing jensen ros F 4 Dancing Geis ntertainers am or laity. lern dancing. Stag Baa Shop Mt w Reeves Mariseo, éth and son Main 1298. Hall for rent Kalsomining MiER KALSOMININ ta cleaned. floors scrubbed, pol ed and refinished by sleetricit Indow shades cleaned a Order, 1695 12th ave Pu Medical Baths CHANDLER — MAG- | , Massage, vapor and medical #hS 311 Pioneer Fide. James} Sand First. Phone Main ee ES etond Near Mad ONEY TO LOAN ¥ amount on diamonds, and jewelry. Le ee rates, ome estimates. Beacon 29§2. ler. SODNEY 4 BLApDEK DISORDERS REER paysicias peo SURGEON Specialist for Both Sexes. i 905% Third Ave ~ Hours A. M. to § P. dunk Elliott 3291. TRANSPORTS 5 | ‘There will be sold by sealed pro- Porals, receivable at the Bureau of} Navy De-| fupplies and Accou Partment, Washington, D. C., until 98:00 o'clock noon, 21 February, 1920: | Transport Yale, S. P. 1672; Transport Charles, (ex Harvard), S. P. 1298, plana | i for the | JUNK CO. 1130 First ave | THEATRES» | PAL JACKE nur The new bill which oj | Palace Hip Thuraday brin Jelded novelty in the offering of the Lutes Nrothers. They feature the skill and dexterity which character |txes the work of Clare Lutes, billed an “The Wisard of the Feet.” He presents a remarkable performance | which consists of playing trap and Jruma, trombone and trumpet he natrates his ability to handle tools and gives an kharpshooting—all of these feats bt ing performed by “the armless won: der” with his feet A quartet who por WOMEN APPROVE * |. WORLD LEAGUE" Oppose Compulsory Military | Training by Close Vote CHICAGO, Feb. 18, — (United Press.)—The League of Women Vot in its closing here’ to the League of Na tions without reservations, The ree olution was adopted after bitter de i, on the motion of Mise Alloe| Blackwell, Boston, that “we adhesion of the United States League of ne at the wa ¢ day, approved exhibition of urge to the reservations as considered necesrary but with the least possible delay.” The “with such reserva | tlons” was stricken out before lively « young men. and a par are Nations with euch tloular leaning toward comedy the Pour Bill Posters Daixy Dean and company will be feon in & one-act playlet of every-day lite 4 “The Crisin.” phrase adop entitle Officers elected today National 1 Park Vice chairman. jhorn, St. Louis Seoretary—Mra, Solon Jacobs, j mingham, Ala. | Treasurer—Mra, Richard Edwards. | Peru, Ind. Mrs, Carrie Chapman Catt jelected honorary chairman The convention, by a close vote are Mre promised by Shirley and Shirley clever couple who feature thelr saxo phone playing Master Paul and Georgt f juvenile entertain The Chong Tel Duo, in rt costumes, will exhibit some novelty juggling that should prove astonish: ing and entertaining. The Praise Agent” photoplay chalrman Rosto: Maude iw Mrs. George Gell a pair Bir | is the feature | was v|adopted a resolution opposing com | Ham onal Eges Come | |pulsory military training | Mra, Fletcher Dobyns, of Tilinols, | made an appeal for indorsement of compulsory military education “L have a brother sleeping | Flanders who died because the U 4 States was not properly air route, apparently being hurt ared,” she said. “Compulsory |from the kitchen several yards dis tary training is necessary to prevent | tant future wars.” | Requests for cutlery were In the league fight Mre. Catherine |swered in the eame manner Waugh McCullough moved striking} Two gallons of moonshine and out of the reservation phase, found drunken restaurant men were Directors at large chosen eaatneen: | in by ey 7 oherttts he He Won a Bet but Thru Kitchen Door SPOKANE, Feb, 18—When t | Reardan, Wash, citizens ordered in| bam and eggs in a local restaurant t-| last night the orders arrived via | today Mrs. Maude Wood Park, Mrs ard Edwards, Indiana, and Mrs. ion Jacobs, Alabama. | 15. —On! marrying of Oppor lived with SPOKANE, Wash. Feb vin Gilmer won a bet by Mins Bernipe Raymond, Talks to Chamber (in, Wash, but only Thomas W. Lamont, of the firm of her three dayr, ac to Mrs J. P, Morgan & Co., New York, ad-| Gilmer's . int, |dreased the members of the foreign |here. She says her husband | trade bureau of the Chamber of Com | Portiand merce Tuesday afternoon, on “Inter. Tics sail She Tries Suicide | Thomas Lamont divorce is in ternational Trade Relations.” Lamont is on hia way to China, to represent a croup of American bank jets In negotiating a loan ef $20,000. 3 | 000 to the Peki bad government PEORIA, Feb. 18—Blecause the love she lavished on a motorcycle ‘Thirty-nine cases of influenza were | policeman was unrequieted, Ada Dan | reported to County Health Commis-|tels, 17, a waitress, drank a disin. sioner G. H. T. Sparling Wednesday |fectant. She burned her mouth and morning. Two cases of pneumonia! will live. She says «he’s sorry the jalso were reported. stuff wasn’t stronger Influenza Convalescents | 2 Recovering from influenza one usually experiences a keen appe- tite, in the careless satisfying of which there lies considerable danger. Physicians carefully in- struct patients to eat moderately of satisfying, van f digested ‘foods, being careful to avoid heavy meals and heavy, hard-to- digest foods. Pure, fresh milk is one of the few foods an influenza patient is allowed during sickness and doc- tors emphasize that it should form a large part of the diet when the patient is recovering. Influenza leaves one in a very weakened condition, to recover from which one must pay close attention to careful living and diet. A year ago many cases of sick- ness following influenza were born of the weakened condition of the patient and could have been avoided had more care been exercised in diet. To prevent a recurrence of last year’s experience we wish to em- phasize that pure, fresh milk, with which Seattle is abundantly supplied, is a perfect food and that influenza convalescents can use plenty of it—that they may satisfy their hunger with pure milk with complete safety. | Now in the Fourth Naval | District, Navy Yard, 7 hiladelphia, Pa. Exact location may bi from the Commandant @oncerned, and should obtained ore making trip for inapection. I be for cash to the hig dere Ten per cent dep: red with bid. reserved fend full int vease taina 4nd Accounts, or ¢ mina dant “ot the above districts 8 DANIELS, Secretary of the ‘t9-20.” 1221*Third Ave ‘COR. UNIVERSITY Seattle Chapter of the Red Cross } “REAL PAINLESS DENTISTS , In order to introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which tn the lightest Ls strongest plate known, covers very little of the roof of the mouth; you can bite corn off the cob; guaran teed 15 years. EXAMINATION FREF. Full Set of Teeth.... $10.00 Full Set of Whalebone Teeth. ..88.00 4.00 TEETH vice free Werk. 'e Stand the recommended b; atinfection Aa ‘of our present pi work fe still giving good ho have tested our work. When coming to our office, be Fou “are in Fell right place, Bring this ad with yo Sundays From © te 12 for Working People | : OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS ori WAAVRNSITY 9 || Local Markets A muajcal act that is different i#} Didn’t Keep Bride! filed jn Over Love Affair} THE SEATTLE, STAR—WEDNESDAY, — 18, 1920. _ i, iat 7 | “Price Paid Wholesala Dev and Prwil Fiat Duteh : Lhe 16 PH ARINGS Bu "PRICES ON NEW Cleartngs Halances ba $7,602,321.42 | | — 1,496,002.85 | | Spokane | 96, s0@t00 ies heen Local. dos bunches ne ' arte etted Cem Clearings alances 2,061,932.00 546,161.00 Portland | Clearir of] 039,142.02 948,646.62 Quotations Are High Balances Tacoma Large shipments f tables from Californi Jaily on the local whole market but prices the ean jevel al wee ago, Large quantities of Im, Valley and Low Angeles lettuce received Wednesday and pla sale at unchanged quotations Other shipments arriving |nesday were parsley and market *] bunch radishes, ‘The wtreet is #ti S| short on good celery and prices . |half a dollar up 1678)" Apple movement is good market | Market is firming up with jc é| setting the stage for higher price Cle Ra lances arings 898,948.65 6 are He 186,144 : senms ithe are in the & on an sever \ Chicago Live Stock CHICAGO, Feb 14,000 * Receipts 1 Venoes Hoge ; Shee plas, 819014, rougha, na ne } Recetpta, 4,000 he [stow and at Deot, 19916 0@13; canners and eut Wholeeate t —" teede! ee na @iLTS; caly 10,000 head; 21.26; ewes, ‘Almonds Per Pithert Orange Pecans F oreign . Exchange age on oranges —& ler with prices steady. Receipts at Demand ster-'the local @tock yards Wednenday were 347 head of cattle and 4b hogs Cattle market showed a weaker dertone while hogs held s 16% —— | 15 386 DAIRY rnopucts Wholesale | Public Markets | otte Fri risco Market Status at ; eaAN YRANCIRCO, Feb. 18.—Rutter— B the per ib; prime firsts, ¢20/ river Ms. 2he *; frets, 480 | natibut, we per don; lang up eee. | coftes, fancy, 300 per | pkg dates, sat, T Citrus powder, 2 pike; & bare Le OF. and Wash. triplets Wisronsin cream briok Limburger ¥ America WEATLAKE Stale 16-17, 2 can | 4 cane cleanser, 28¢ Ball 120, bo. 1” | Portland | Market Report | , an 4 pkes corn fi Cart te lenis he. Mt Sunkist te TH, Rta Naphtha ans Co-ope 121, 4 Tee, dried » 206 don Live heigian Maree ECONOMY Live, t. 7. ean Carantion 11% *yrup, trus pow B. cotfes, 2.48 vat 4 Te seek Cream of Wheat, Howe—Heowipta, 119 Prime | mix pkg. Albers’ rolled walt, Ibe; Be phe Be ean arparacus, market ts . a : year: | the [= le Country, Federal eo BD a he $1.00. yatter EY 4e | ® | 28¢ | Nut margarine, brotlers, fancy Jersey b orsehides, green or salted je ary, each herp pelts, long wool, each t Tcane Dei Monte shell walnuts, Here’ frown z Rit ordyreen kip skins, No. 1... * o i Last Fake : Scholarship $1 A acholership to the University of Washincton for $1 is the * buneo game to be introduced in Se © | attie. o' Mra, BE. W. Pettil, 3441 Florence | * | court, informed the folice that a young woman and a man sold her a scholarship last Saturday “1 inquire nd found there was no such scholarship,” she maid, Ballard Grocery Loses Money Bag A leather money bag containing $87 in checks and $ in cash | Was stolen from ben he coun ter B. W. Hauss’ grocery store Rallard ave. Tuesday after. The joss was not discovered evening WAY, GRAIN AND FEED le Price Fer Tom, City Price |Dartey—Rotied . Ground | | iI 2 Poy zener oom Balted Lary cows dnd steers, No 1 do No. d Orgen ine cows band wieera, Ne. i 000 |seited\ ioe ° LOWEST RATES —to— CALIFORNIA SAN FRANCISCO 108 ANGELES rote BA 21a FRE: VET SAIL. thas & 8 WILLA Sailing PER. 21/ MMeCOnMrC: K LIN 208 Cherry &t. | Dey seit hides Dry calfekine, 6 MB ‘ana ander, Ne i @e Not * | noon. until S| Janitor Arrests _ Youthful Marksmen Stuart Leslie and Licyd Replogle, juveniles, caught in the Central building with a slingshot possession, were turned over to the police Wednesday | “Kids have been breaking windows,” declared the janitor. Next Time They’ll Steal the Cha: Mell Duncan, 3832 37th ave. told the police Wednesday that his automobile is on the blink “Some hound,” be explained, “jacked up the rear end last night nd stole one of the rear wheels.” WWW WWHZZZZ our Specialists in Sound, Unlisted Securities Our latest offering tom bines safety with high yield—1.62%, ACT NOW Andrews & Co. 208 Hinckley Bidg. Children Must Have Milk Our government ex perts say every child should have at least a quart of milk a day, It is essential to growth and health. Insist on the pure milk from Pure Milk Dairy——wihner of many medals for quality SSSSSSSSYI WW PURE MILK DAIRY N 2545 Progress! RIHE Year 1920 unfolds great possibilities—busi- ness activities will go forward with renewed vigor—indus- try is on a more stable basis —everything is in favor of the man who does his saving systematically REQUIRE MONEY? If so, your ables are collateral for a generous loan, which you can re- turn a little at time by the month. A year to repay if you need it. Assure Yourself of Independence , valu- Begin the saving habit NOW —you can start here with $1 19 years this in- paid the highest possible rate of interest com- patible with absolute security and its resources’ now amount to sver $4,000,000 Fr stitution past has r the a PUGET SOUND SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION society For GREENS STEADY Supplies Are Increased but}‘ n Wea wl | with reports of a country-wide short | Butter and egg markets are firm new bard} newest | in their | §..| Tides in Seattle WEDNESDAY | THURSDAY ree, 18 | rEB. 19 First High Tide 50 a m., 11,8 tt ww Tide ., 59 ft igh ‘Tide 10.6 ft Second Low Tide 19 Dm, OF ft \* | Status ‘of the New York | |i IX Stock Exchange = = Viet Tide 611 a mi, Mek Oty First Low Tide {10:68 a m, 64 ft | Merona tie Tide | 4:16 ». 8 tt, | Meron Low Tide 10:63 p.m, 0.6 cite The Island Volcano in Action, He Says The branch hydrographic office, : eee % {| Ban Francisco, reports that ©. ©, Baidwin at 108, off % Nielsen, second officer of the Ameri can steamer Santa Cruz, passed, at | 156 p. m., December 17, 1918, the north end of Pagan island, latitude 18 degrees, 15 minutes north; longi- | tude 146 degrees, 46 minutes east; found the voleano on north aide of the island In action, black maasea of java on the mountains, trees all dead and the voleano Was smoking heay- ily from 192 to nt ives weted Well and « quantity of Baldwin was Mexican Petroleum 4 of 1,000 shares recovered from 172%, Pan-Amerioan, above #1, and the “B’ up tev | money again renewed at 6 per above’ 200. * Chicago Grai in Market | ® “|| American Woods Ex Association, 516 Lum men’s Bidg., Portland, Ore., is offering for sale the sur-| plus ship timbers on hand at Sloan Shipyards, Ana- cortes, Meacham & Bab- cock Shipyard, Seattle, the Grant, Smith, Porter Ship- yard, Aberdeen, the Wright Shipyard, Tacoma, and the Seaborn Shipyard, Tacoma. the gh | BEArind on the DIE to wb» ited States Grain corporath opened at $1.40, down uently dropped a copped an wdditional | ¢ opened et $1.40, down | Ke. inter joing Ye off Me, at the opening, 10K 6 before the clone at 72%, and | Write for attractive prices. | Denver Market Status Feb 18.—-Cattlo—Recelpts. rhet 100 18¢ lower. 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OVER 80% of the savings deposits of the country are held by Mutual Savings Banks. This fact demon- strates the confidence that the people me in institu- tions such as ours. ‘stablished 30 Years, Assets $12,300,000 Washington Mutual Savings Bank 810 Second Avenue TRUSTEES Henry R. King William A, Peters James Shannon F, K, Struve William Thaanum > B. G. Ames John T. Condon F. B. Finley | Raymond R, Frazier | tvar Janson c. BE. Vilas David Whitcomb Eugene B, Favre, L. O, Janeck, No.