The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 18, 1920, Page 23

FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1920 82 FOR SALBE—WATERFTONT PROPERTY WAR HOTELS NOW PAYING Dream Fades, | , 2,000 Girl Clerks Pay Only| So She Leaves $45 Month for Home PHT TSH Ss sssssssssss 7 ' om WATERPONT government 18 buildings ino rnment lands de trees, spring sides giving 2,000 young women gov Graybill at K CLIFFORD LAND CO. SSSHSsSSssssssesssss asury depart: The monthly free infirmary large porch; institutional } SALVATION ARMY TO GET THIS YEAR'S CROP OF WHITE HOUSE WOOL Salvation Army to actual settlers {ABUSER TIMBER CO. 9 RANCHES AND ACREAGE FOR RENT headquarters AND BONDS “STOCKS WANTED Petroleum Pr Finance Corp, Two Radicals Freed _|*«: » extents to ¢ by Direct Verdict mo Alice Rose and Ed Burns, were acquitted Friday “| Steal Jap’ Grip 8 charges of crimina gp tone Bverett Smith direct ed the jury to find them not guilty King Airship alleged | Beacon Coal Mines ... Universal H : Simplex Auto Columbia Red Metals Ra remained on trial. His case was ex jury Friday Wants $6 Wage to | Jap who ma er Be Made Official | \ivert scruriand ant James Winks| | That the city council pass an ordi Fisher Oi orp. of motermen . Was the reque 5 Simplex Auto r) it Friday | at surerintendent| Dick Jones to Give | 1 Pacific Riectri Sequim Oil & Gas Ballard Oil Pitt Meadows. service rules, men is still placed « One Pig Has All Earmarks of Many three snouts, and three eyes and five legs has been it is said, can | Western Smelting & Power. 100 255 Cushing Garbe MAX WINKLE mouths WiLL HUY r any or all of bi all good ones Says Purp Was Her ‘ Pet i in His Place! Oasis of Shrine ; ; mediate delivery. SCA says his wife. jaystematic nagging Says Hubby Left | squadron, one of the foremost “#tunt Son to Starve) iti ttre United States Arias. | While Mayor Caldwell intends to drop in Charies Davis left his young son to|—intentionally, of course—on wn meals in| Shrine convention in Portland ording to thelextend the hospitality of Sea LF ek TB oP he prepared his the boy's presence, ac allegation of Mra vorce here on the ground of deser FIREMEN'’S PE board met with Mayor Caldwell Fri. day morning e FUND | He Pleads Guilty oer to Operating Still _BY THe PEOPLE. KINDS OF Wooden Hindenburg Is Confiscated by Police to Prevent Disorder Germany, June 18.~ wooden statue of MAT WE The colossal Hindenburg war, was erected in front of the reichstag building has been pro- vistonally confiscated by the po- lice to avoid public 8 AT Se A POUND OR L BaNaNas EOR 20¢ A DOZEN COAL (DELIVERED) AT 36 A TON HER COMMODITIES IN A abba SEigaREG “SEa3" TODAY TO ees, OF JOHANSON from Germany The Seattle Star DIRECTORY Attorney» at Low TAHLISHED i887. Consultation; Feat gebecsmsek ty sail, when © Bid. Atinex. UTATION FREE. BY ALL MEANS DO IT Now Ni SATISFIED LET'S CO-OPERAT EACH FOR All “CONFECTIONERY Fine location, FT DRINKS living rooms, tion; doing a good business, TP BALL — can be more than ¢ advice. Moderate fees. 215 Burke Bldg Yeoman, with 611 Seaboard Attorneys—Patent P. GORIN—PAT- American and FREDERI foreign patents secured, oped and promoted. 806-6-7 Cone ‘anh., W., Washingtom, D, © Phone Main 390. SON, FENWICK, 422 Burke Pid: in two years FOR BALE Payments to suit on balance. Picture Bride’s | Two days of married life and 18 months in America—a bata tx going back to Japan J Sam doesn't want her for a » any longer was a ploture bride She [came over on the Pushim! Maru in vr, 1918, to wed Kunikicha} Kunikicha left his farm tn | | Kansas and came all the way to Be | to meet her f y t to the immigration au thorities together and everything | was arranged eatixfuctroily, Taka| was admitted. But on the third day after her ar | rival complications arose, Taka sud denly decided that whe didn't want to go to any old farm in Kansas, and] | Kunikicha's looks didn't measure up to the picture he sent, she maid, Se for her brother, who, un any one here, had in Bellingham all the time Kunikicha returned alone to his plowing | Since thta t the ther and nister have b staying In Seattle But Friday morning telegraphic in structions that Taka be deported at |; the expense of the steamship com: | pany that brought her over were re jeelved from Washington. | Tho official reayon given ts that Taka is likely to become a dependent upon the § nment, but it ts well known that Uncle Sam doesn't like folks to take advantage of privileges teat he extends to them brides are no Containing $1,000 ‘ A satohel containing $1,000 in cash |” was stolen Thursday night at Sno. }qualmie, Wash, from a Japanese rmhouse, the King county sheriff's ffice was notified early Friday | morning | The Jap who made the report said jler, were arrested by Deputies Matt| Starwich, Bill Sears and Frank El-| jot, They are he 1 for investigation Talk to Democrats |: Richard Seelye Jones, editor of the Stars and Stripes, who is one of Se Attle’s delegates to the democratic na tional convention, will be the guest | Pxtras lof fellow demos at a dinner this « fs g in Mevew cafeteria. He wil! give George Ryan, another ¢ vention, will leave gan Fran |Mayor Will Fly to | H. Mansfield Caldw attle spinning tu gen and 9degree banks when be files to Portland, Sunday or Monda afternoon, with Lieut. Leland W Miller, chasse pilot of the Ninth Aero | ma in Immetma and barrel rolls, vertical the royal wearers of the red the conclusion of their gathering, in the Oregon elty E. H. Holmes pleaded guilty to op eration of a still, while Lewin A Dusterhoff pleaded not guilty to the same charge. in the federal court Friday morning Final disposition of the case is scheduled for Tuesday Police Strike in Tacoma Averted TACOMA, June 18.—The threat ened walkout of members of the po | lice force has been averted by Chief ice Harry Smith, who an nounced today that the orders issued ative to working overtime during he coming Shriners’ visit to the cly | ws not compulsdry, but optional with the officers ‘Fined $500, Sent | | to Jail 30 Days) Thomas C. Wilson pleaded guilty to Uquor charges and was fined $500! and sentenced to 30 days in the coun raigned before Fed eral Judge Neterer Friday morning Farmers in Need | of More R. R. Cars| Committee of the state develop ment bures of the Chamber of | Commerce voted Friday to back the farmers of Eastern Washington in their efforts to secure more cars for isiorios their produce Ciirepraceer CE Thin tor, 210-1 Geis goed, bestness, Hatent Bid. ind en Pine, "conmul- v0 ines by appointment. ‘ampbell, ON. ntages Mid. Fi Collateral Loans pays over 26 Box F-86, Star. FIRST CLARS uto rep op. Eh n to right auto repair shop, Hargal righ Dancing Taught Hievens, 4th & Pike Private lessons. SWELL GROG dank ALASKA JUNK Go 1120 First ave 1017 Jefferson PERSONAL FATRORTTN Mattress and Feather Reaveatiog Mattresses made from feather beds. Folding Mattress Co. 53. 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