The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 25, 1920, Page 5

atte oF” TON ont oes Price * at cant caRnt guested. “Rend for pa fational Press Bureau. ix BR Ponrried tet mien AG “Al isiured, S| examination od RE ON POUR CAT Heacon 1080, TALS NT IF “YOU ARK “LOOKING FORA real opportunity are willin, to pay ther rice in time effor one of tl Narwent ine raace com Penios In the world wi Insurance waietemauent tematic ueation; persons ee; unl a opportunith mor making. misaio: UR call witien baad. Nu —UN ir a or OTH S-OOM HOCUS Rrounds, Archer, Mast . att Coy 1 Wior hel noe, ONE OF Wet | West Bee -“G ° acie & Ne f-actes with two- ets ee foe thir ‘kre FURNTTU RE MOVING—G6OD KETC Tie is truck, $2.00 hour, Ma i NG TWO AND F-HOOM APARTMENTS; nicely furnished; close in; reason: adie. Louise arpa 181 Nob 0 i i B RAceeORANE ay, dred st. Kirkland, Wash. PEW “MORK CHILDREN AT Childrens, Sunehine Home; fuinier 33 oe Fae ow rte One FoR Oe qveathangs i othing. Bad ret. Hott isn” SPECIAL Prices ON NEW | LOMBER - DOUGLAS FIR 4 Clear Ceiling X¢ Clear Collin 2 Ni iM feet 3iext on 8 Reiect Common “FOR | Smaller quantities of other Nema "| par: “age Set as aye SER ob 0 ivi exam table bide. Washington, D. (WOMEN), OVER I 1 mail service: $135 month. inations September. Experi~ Por free par- P. W. PATTERSON & CO. 446 New York Mock Phone Main 1613 SASH AND o. aha Witliaws, Po, t Ave. Bo ENS For the next two or three menthe screens will still be posoqeery make screens to. order. oy test longer and look better, A sub- stantial screen door, with Asse] ined Retting, for $4.00, . | SASH AND SLEEPING PORCHES ress J. gut of town. Deli city. iWEPIAS No. haz AXING Waerenmpr RELIES WOMAN. oz" work or ball days. Beacon * crop this will follow. the hop harvest, and last about six i i th Electric Hghta, reading Bavecs for rent ¢ men wit! Bee ae M14. Sti sm pein, Bldg. E. = Lid _ wt nted—-Eare from itt) to sive pe Short sition. lor kiet A- ; nny Training Institute, Buffalo, hy 3 CLIGENT PERSON MAY to $200 monthly a's inn iti eek! M for newsp 'y in ara ume; unnecessary; suggested. “hee sphptional Pi WANTED tunity to make good money vacation by sell have many good Sations September ee ecesear For free particula * Leonara (former aminer), 1129 Equitabl: ta Ep — A BOY ATTENDING i “ Franklin high achool who can make arrangements to get out of | *achool at 2 o'clock to carry @ pa per route and load papers on Ren- ton car. Apply to Mr. Donohue, Star office. —BOYS FOR ROUTE CAR- fi 3 parte of the elke Good n Department, Beattie Btar. Rane moaned Ba firet class denta ‘ork on casy yrnent pga Call Eittott 3048 for ar: rience unnecessary, MEN, “a monthly. Ex F-186, em he Write Rail Star. f WO OUT OF TOW tien risen aigeee WouNG MAN PRRIENCED stenographer, desires work even- _ The Star, “OY HOOF, CHIMNEY work. Call repair ervice men, The blish “Situations i Loy, Fim" yooh porition with good rm or jeeper, Ww now les French 08 Fnglish has had ie ponte oe boat and Beil store work, Call civil | stzee you need. and we log. show- s material free on request. ©. B. WILLIAMS CO. Established 1899. miserable halt k and unable to work, yet Wye up? MBAGO, ysis,” KIDNEY TRO other ets ments nce w with VIT-O-N iteatments Soothing, but MIGHTY POW REUL, Come to our VIT~ O- SANITARIUM today, end Ce ee ye* adv. & one tres treatment. 236 Centra! Bid senna CY lord and score Ir ano, bgt 4 A honey § ep piano, a able one, et? unarey "hele ct one. you Pieased with our want you to know what we bargain, Ls peppy pat this house of service. Barry Piano Co. 106-108 Union st. NEW OL rv ‘en TYPEWRITER cont $64 38 20 GOOD TALKING PARROT FOR say everything. Owner ty. 1842 King st. aT WILL” D6 dental work on ee: 4 ry yment plan. Cail Biliott ‘oF particulars \} iis BUICK SIX, SPA rtment of light inder and 6-oylind $hat cannot be equalea int eity for the money one while the low prevail. Ford Tourtna, $250. Ford Touring, $320, Ford Bt , $978. Ford . pri Chatmere Roa Three Overlan: Studebaker 4- Btudebaker Studebaker And many other good bar- gains. RISMOR TELR DEPARTMENT TERHOUSE & CO. Pine at Bellevue 1917 FORD ROADSTE HASSLER SHOCK ARSORDENS GOOD TIRES : TERMS HMAMILL & ENGDAHL 1531 Broadway Bast 1160 — ARS i around eoudi- Ker: cord tires excellent mechanical tion; $1,250; torma, HAMILL & ENGDANL 1621 Mroadwey Be ai joes than 2.00 beat of care, an ire with mee and repairing. Elliott 2240. — WE MUST HAVE MORE CARS. BUSINESS 18 SO GOOD WITH US THAT OUR FLOOR Is EMPTY, YOUR CAR ne a ine VRove. ‘Tit is fo ov. WE HAVE BUYERS FOR ALL MAKES OF LIGHT CARS. SEEING 18 BELIEVING, MENKY MOGPAAC HM AUTO CO. ‘ Pike St. ‘cast eresy iain WK Nt CARH FOR Your | char, car let us sell it; we ‘se ol storage and heave @ nice show ENGDAHL road FO TRADE- ¥-ROOM & 5-passenger, mone) cari ¢ an, coe or phone igs a tm, PTO BARGAIN PAR | ¥FTH AND VIRGINIA rsa ekcszomimnll EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD LOG RAUL LING CONTRACTAVAIL- DENBYS M-ton, 1-ton, 2%-ton SIGNALS -ton, 2\-ton, 4-ton %-ton Nash. I-ton Standard, 3%-ton AUT: PIr PARGAIN PAT 'H and VIRGINIA - PLATPORM food condition; $299 cagh. CCESSORIES A FULL TINE OF USED MORON: D TIRES, a Vit: axe. $23 Ons. $14; 8 * in proportion, 1105 Other siz Fourth ave. MATTRERSES, UPHOLSTERY, RE ovating, repairing, and to order. Western Mattress Co, Beacon 268. x HR PIANO, $335 CABH. Call between 9 and 5, ty powraphi- Ld , aT and fly. ar. fi RENT lied hase. Meyer- Ti BATHING | 316 KE TON feather traveling case, rou “tt 50 canit. Li hUG WKAVING. THE CAW- | pet Bhop, 410 Terry . Bitett 4 DEHAW PLUMS; iy ws Rainier 738-3." a atord 4 & eck, carpet cicaners. Maipltol i nae KAVANAGH'S HATS, 03.56. 1608 Tat SL WANTED—FURNITURE THY BELLTOWN FU TURE CO. Main 35 We want household and office furniture, pignes, ‘le- trolase—every # value. REABONA- PACT¥I [2212 Firat Ave. M. ke Furniture Co. 408 Pik ‘ it. MED 6 i stered furniture heated fiat, rent $ Call Apt. BALE. CAL URE FOR § Rye Ww oe ‘or phone Bi [3 ht W, 66th at. lar PRT STOCK GOOD FALKING PARROT FOR waie, Can say hing. Owner jenving city, 1842 King st LIVE STOCK LAT Hiott ‘59 Tv M, WEIGHT gerry will trade them curing car or light truck, 9 dD, Gowan, Birdaview, Skagit county, Wash, cle Parte, Write or wire Schuck cle Co., 1922 Westlake u BOATS AND LAUNCHES BY, Wibow, i EW NORTH 946. 4-room furnished houseboat 1015 Northia university. ediate possession. Make offer. MACHINERY thin Montelius Price ‘Co. 524 iat 7 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE NORTH OF CITY LIMITS Here is a neat plastered 4-room cot- tage only rom car; there are 4 lots, e fruit trees, raspberries, currants and other emall fratt eclty water and elec. tric lights; lota are level and all| clear; here ia @ real buy and priced at only $2,400, very easy terns, B. R. THOMAS & CO., Land Loans 1020 Third Ave INC. Homes Miliott 3142 HOME AND INCOME Two 4-room apartments downstairs and 9 rooms above; all furnished but ope apartment. Get this and nove right In, Price right, Easy | terme, or will consider part trade. EST SEATTLE HOVSD Near Youngstown steel mill; 6 roome nd bath. Lots to value $1,000 ac- cepted as part payment. WLLZt with FM. JORDAN & CO. Ameri= can Bank building. ROOMS, i fruit SDERN BONGALOW, pete and garage: lot 40x15 *, berries and flowers; ot and beach. r a _Phone Owner, Went $9 galow cheap’ for i Green Lake car. TELY room house; gar cheap, for cash, 4927 © HOOD HOW AND YOUNG TIGE Ti weeks old; cheap. Showell Bryn Mar from car; terms. Phone Sidney 408 ‘oc! ke BUNGALOW plana 1016 Third, Goo) 1} 3 THE SEA TTLE ST Want Ad Rhyme Contest a ee) Mere is the winner last week: M. EB. BARRON Port Stanley, Wash. A friend in need is a friend indeed, And a paper is hard - That'll meet every need, to find like The Star you read, With Want Ads of every kind, “Today-Is the Tomorrow You Wished for” Now take this line and write three more with it, using this line As the first line, and send rhymes as you Write on our name and e went to Ti winners will ane rom je annoyne 4 Satur inthe completed Want Ad Rhyme to the Want Ad Rhyme Contest Menag submit ae many paper only, Put our rhyme must umust 27. The prise er. You ma ‘one wide of t day. The Want Ad Rhymes yo submit must consist of four lines only, and mention Want Ada. First prize, $3.° Clemm er Theatre tickets will be given to the 25 next best rhymesters. All Uckets will be mailed to the winners, ‘The Star reserves the right to op after th Address all Contest Manag 15 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE Invest Your Money at FAUNTLEROT for Quick Profits HALF PRICE on these beautiful waterfront and view homesites has re- sulted in heavy purchase thie Bast week | by many of the Investors in Beat- any new homes will under construction in nic home district, « are certain to increase ity malt beach le to those who : homesites behind the waterfront tracts. City water and electricity supplied at city minimum Fi fare; through-car service: transfer privilege. | Fine elty grade school, mercantile stores, etc. Unsurpassed view across the Sound, with Vashon ne art island, in forear sree mountains inne fon oT NOW WH ie twee SBME DENT toft at oy station, it office” at this stop, and in of the property on 4 auto roads erty and down ‘ows. COME HERE'S A REAL &N A neat S-room newly ke bungalow; and airy, full ba deep there is a sweeping vie porch apd fre in and paid: half block nd only block and n Pr omined Night ment alley with 1; only $2,-{ Low Thira Avenue YOU DONT WANT X WOURR . If you don't buy thin ana) 1 say Snap, | MEAN * fT me, Will show you | and station; ¢ a month Gono, Ww Main 2209. familice in Dur about the bij come of living. Fi 9 will do it. mn C, Bartela, office Ninth & W. and Eimgrove. Open every day and Sundays. Take Lake Burien car; 26 minutes from Pioneer squa’ ia TOWN, MORE ACKT- flee my equity of before Sept 1; cony 2-room house on acre 6. cleared: aded street: alk in and paid for; city plenty of free $100 . balance $6 o 16th ave $243 15th » HOU iti GN TE POUT LOT ON et ave, petwece ~arven and Spring; eight roo araKe $3,000, with only ; bal- 1000" om, ance eany torma. A. COHAN & CO. Ree R 208 Marion St T WEAN TT MY FREB AND CLEAR A riven D PAID IN Me. MR ARV HUILDING, i BRINE ER—QUEEN ANN Come to me for the best buys om Pucen Anne hill. tam the oldest stablished specialist in thie trict, R. C. CULVER _14 Boston St. Queen Anne 77. GOOD BARGATN—5-ROOM BUNGA- furnace, large liv- *; bulit-in fea- cement basement; $750. Mr. Ctin- Seaboard building. Elilott $3.400—5- OOM, HATH ANT WARE- ment, on a good sized lot Can arrange terms, Better see this at ohee, OHN M. DANLHY Ballard io 2200 Market Street A REAL BARGAIN—6-ROOM COT- tare; ‘modern except heat; good sized Jot; | block te Meridian car near good aghoo!; $300 down, easy monthly payments, Edwards, 464 Empire building BY OWNEIL, &-ROOM- TOURER, LOT | 40x102; cabinet kiteRen, full base- | aix | ment, ‘cement floor: garage: blocks from Raliard high school $3,000 cash POR RALE— TW corner; &2%x1 modern Come see the COMPLETELY F t room house} chickens, garden, rab- bits, pig, cow and heifer, 4921 Cor- ton ave. Cheap FOUR-KOOM HOUSE, acre; $1 0:4 1627. 5 and 6 rooms ONE-HALF 200 cash, Call Wil- cox, Sidi 7 QUEEN ANNE r HUNGLALOW BUNGALOW, IN fine condition; @arge lot; garage; paved street; for quick action $ 500, eany tering. See Mr. Beckman, 325 Burke building. Main 6571 bd en ER VALLEY Q 5-ROO} RN RAI pupa One-half acr boulevard; NIGER VALLEY 200 foot from pavew\ food 8 MONTH 18 ou in interest to aere Little room You never like fore te be- © a home fetter come and let me expla this to you. Don't drag out your life as a rent- er or apartment tenant. Give ourself and your family @ chance ia Ave. {650 AND Liss Pun” all it witt cost own City houses in 4 a. bargain for, someone. | unit! use any rhyme submitted during answers to the Want Ad Khyme 16 WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY _ A VIEW HOME Fiye-room, modern; large ble floor; fine view o! Hound: one block to blocks to pee, hee $2,700 at ES aeeluding in fae JUNCT the inact Went Beattle ttle; dou. city and ved street payme for house Seattle, °F Went Seattle, no children. bof ws) o1 4,‘ or 2 rooms; 41, The Ste: n land: lor Be- ettie vacant Ke i FARM MORY eat Las ea COMPANY m re or ett 61 with running str " , five miles north of land slo west and will grow as many ber- rie nd chicksne te the Foy aw any land on. the oo where it In. Only monthly Di on ad If you want a bar 4 chickens, in Sno- stage from Kv galy $100 cash, | Nearly 16 r improvements Ww. ACT ARUANE Communi? Holder $14 Loary Parlding ALL $2,500; $1,500 Cash Pour-room house, Bar house: i horas, 2 cows, 9 calves, 100 chickens: harnes on, plo ” beans, corn, ries, a do : and pasiure for atock; goed bbore thickly Uled dis- Bt ~ outnide work clone by if want ‘A dandy place for gnyone wanting « home where An acre of fine soil Fronting 2 stteets, city water, Walking distance of street cars, Very casy terme. Call at offices, 26th a Ww. 4 | 2 Bpokans. Take ‘ae » Fount ‘oy or West Seattle cars. Open even- in, PHONE WEST 499. VIEW PROPERTY Two beautiful residence lota: unob- structed view Sound and moun- tains. Price $650; easy terms. Two Ipvel lote covered w fine garden land. Price terme, Close to Charleston and navy yard. Invest in a growing city with @ big pay-roll. SEELY & CALLAHAN 306 Mine kley, Build Main 416 cc 10 acres acres berry and ohicken ranch Only half mile from Pacific highway. Good schools; plenty of hbors. A good chance for sev- riends to locate together joe alder bottom land {th cash, balance ar- it buyers. MACFARLANE The Community Builder 614 Leary Building ACRES TCH LOAM ce) | ORTH O Rich Jove) loa soll, .surrousded by highly improved ‘country homes and ragches; north of the city on main highway: excellent bus and interurban transportation; — the cheapest good land within easy driving distance of Seattle; be sure and see this land before you our price for 6 acres $900, terme. P. VAN ARSDALE & CO, 1019 Third Avenue THIS 18 A GE NE SNX 34 acres gently sloping waterfront; best of soll and close to fine mar- kets: land lie# on a perfect harbor, not far from Seattle, and near U 8. fort and town. | Big demand for cordw: e undred corda on place, Ideal e for chickens and berries ish, clama, crabs in abundan: For quick ‘sale only $1,500 and some terms, See Russell, owner, 211% Second ave, &, downstairs. COME AND 20 acres of fine cabbage; rich, deep garden soil, well drained; just south of Duwamish river bridge, on paved highw: Also 30 acres ad: 1 land. —s od and sev- ning of this fine ved and ready to or small tracts. BR QUIRG INVESTMES Hmpire Building iT CO, Main 3146 ACRE TRACT PRICE $875—KASY TERMS A chotee acre tract fronting on 15th ave six blocks north of city limits, ood soil, fine view, clearing, & MORFORD 675 Colman Bldg FOR YOURSELF res all cleared and in cult\- vation; fine bearing orchard; room bungalow; well, barn ‘an roothouse; lots” of berries, ote.; near, Woodinville, Price $3,000; Uke $1,000 cash, balance to suit, UST 8' Ri North 4038 {117 Arcade Bide. CACHED, TF MISES GAR RIDE Sixth and Fine: $1,260, #125 uilding: cre pl piaste and sleeping p the piace f . and chickens. Price $1,600; easy terme. PHTENS, 716 Third Ave Wee ea fo ACTER WITH SPRING, FRO Jace near red bun- orch. M Snoqualmie Inv. building &- ACRE FATM ror partly cleared; will seb cheap with stock and this year's crop or without; road from Dewatto to Bremerton, a4 miles from Dewat- George Cunningham, | watto. Wash 106, CDOb TNT T BLOCK Fron paved poulevard: all cleared; good ath, ag fruits ¥. Chap: GREAT a BANGAIN Big I Co., have 18 acres, off way, south of city, for berries and chickens, ok thia up. Hox C 6 FARM LANDS mr st 4 LAND IN YARIX 13,000 SHEEP RANGB MUST EE THROWN OPEN FOR SETTLERS 1N 40 AND ing out of MOUS RUNNYBIDE, CANAL Our 15,000 nefen of rich, smooth bench land under this project must be divided w And gold to acttiers. FOR A SHORT TIME ON buyers will be fis their choice of these trects TO BUY- reppe ointment. Call at our othiee, write to us or send a tele- gram. and oon ry of soil Open Evenin: a Also. YAKIMA, RIVER FARM ‘A! the Day Lumber big dairy farm is now cut up into 40 re gp or acre, on good termn If want land, get in line and in- youn neti ee it will be worth your ue. “PETERS, 716 Third Av 9 Third Avenue hike OF E will sell home a near cars 60, on terms. and paved highway This ie valley Je ready for the @ few of these tracts er for iste: oany Also 120x1 with fine grove of different kinds of trees, near water front. Main 3913. JESSEN, 445 New York Bidg. PKS AND pe WE WILL BUY Western Rubber Rothert Steel United Finance ke Pet. & Coad vey Crade Oi) Saveaee Oil & Ref. Texas WE WILL SELL Woodcork of America.$ 12 Am. Nitrogen, common mid Rothert Bteel .. piss Airebip Special late Tight- Rubber (trust certificate). W pater ‘tet B Sai: ‘estern Rollin Victory Ruebers 00 Am Bee on. Alaska Bot. & Coal. coming Pacitic ou. Mervey ‘rude Invader 0. Forka Drilit Forks Oi . 3ose Athabasca td Bid One Hupter Tract uapvat. 450.00 We Specialize, in Foreign Bonds and urrencie Daily Quotations by Wire SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN RITIBS CORPORATION Mote Avenue stern Rubber King Airship Simplex Auto Wheel Deep Sea Salvage. Motor, St. oud: t House, common ., Red Metals. i wit low 500. 00 STENT Main Seog 00h fs herry Street WILE HUY LARGE BLOCKS KING direhip stock. Main 5730. Room pre ambu- kinds of for shop drill fal inj office fixtures; ply of Ford parts, also ce agency; one service ‘nal lease. For salp fore $2,650 cash. Rood supe own. ted art pilties unlim es to Balti+ Address Mr, er, 603 id. ey-making posi ited. “Will pay expen: more If you guallf Clemmer, Kalam Raltimore Butaw st, Pi AL f rd head GROW HAIR ON ante, eradicate dandruff ane move superfluous rei, 1 Ingram, of Salt Lace, radio thermal speclaline moved te 321 Yale Bid Hott’ 34 x Mareeilin, fade TES" in VE Me tea pack for ps “IMPROVEMENT Row “gl DE FON Y ae Physician ay Porgeon. Ch: Di 8. nt 906 Third A\ pRTLIAt CHANDLER—SANT- ractic mel ane natural and erb ry aS eeeretion 61d want my HA La phone idney " FRANCIS} ry Elghth ave. FOR CHILDRE 965. ND ACR: rvici Poni aa in 4010. TRY STAR WANT ADS ity | KALE —OM | | Pedestrians Hit 6: opin Hey ae) Chris Horn, 6716 Keystone place, reported to the police Wed newday of having knocked down and run over an unidentified Fourth ave, and #eneca st. Horn explained that the man was evi walked away without giving his name, ‘Hit by io f33 This Year the fender of an automobile driv en by Scott 8. Goode, 3018 Glet he ran for™ jitney in front of the Pacific Co, coal bunkers on Rail- cut band when he fell on @ milk bottle he was carrying. ave. &., wan removed to the city hospital, where his injury was pedestrian Tuesday afternoon at dently not hurt m@ he got up and Pedestrians Chris Erback, 67, bounced off ave, 8. W., Tuesday afternoon as road ave. and sustained a badly Erback, who lives at 1902 14th treated, Pedestrians Hit by Autool 3A This Year Mrs. P. M, Remmie, 26, started to cross Fourth ave. at Pike st. with the traffic signal Tuesday afternoon and ran into the fender of Carl P. Wood's automobile. City hospital physiclans reported she suffered contusions of the foot. Mrs. Remmie tives at 10103 55th fave, 6, while Wood's home is at 1302 EB. 62d at. Sallors can tell when a storm is coming if they see cuttlefish swim. ming on the tops of the waves. 106 LEGAL eos —— TO WHOM IT MAY CONG cpRN The undersigned hereby give no- tlee that they have dissolved part- nership on thie date and that the under ed A. Pa rk har thin day sold unto the un ag Ww. Patek all of his right, Je and in- 4 ch t certain JONES'RECORD IN WAR SCORED U. $. Senator, Seeking Real Election, Under Fire Urging restriction of Japanese migration and the need for an em! service man on the floor of congress, Col, Inglis, republican candidate |U. 8. senator, spoke at rallies Olympia, Centralia, Chehalis, Rock, Kelso, Kalama and towns in behalf of his own campaign) | for the senate. Some ume, he said, before he cided to strike out for the toga the urgent request of friends, during’ a trip over the «tate he found prac | tically three-fourths of the people op= pored to Jones on account of they senator's own record, “They haven't forgotten,” he “that Jones opposed measures ling up to the war, and that he fille | bustered, hindering important legisia= tion at that critical time, “The Wasson bill, a measure thas would consolidate the vocational training board, public health sem reau and decentralize its powers, mitting of the setUing of claims in the regional where they reside—a most i measure—has been delayed in senate over six months.” In the towns where Col. spoke, he said, he found a reception. Organizations of were formed in each town to ther bis campaign in these Returning by way of Tacoma spent a day in that city with campaign committee there. Hi speak at a rally there next week fore the Young Men's club. USED BOTTLE D BOTTLETO TRICK GROCER’ Youthful “Slickers” ed by Police — With the capture of Weedle and Jim Doyle, two narcotic addicts, the police they have in custody the pair 'd| have been responsible for the . Patek will not be reaponsl for any debts incurred in the con- duct of said business hingtom, this Da it Seat 18th day “of August, 1920. PA TE wat It. PATER. OM TT MAY CONCERN This | to certify that Seattle Senipractorium Corporation hes made application to erect @ sani- tarium at ran ave. N. block a Repl. J addition. ny one ‘otest such occupancy must protest at the office of the Butlding De- artment, room 505, ey Na prior to September 6, frei 5 sch EF Hi 908 ‘acca CBRe EL ANTI rn ri All cour: aa tent ent Attorney. Ameri i ig Hee t Seat 4, fash., and Boots atein yaeninstoa. “MAGON, FENWICK, LAWRENCE” 432 Burke Building nex. cares, for: vel in Hours, 10 to &. intment. CLD Private Tonsopa. Stevens, 4th & Pike. Electric Wiring ECTRIC WIRIN Be D REPATH: ing. Main 3716; 113 Marion. dunk AUXERE JUNK CO, 1130 First ave Biliott 329: —_—_—— Money to Toan NEY TO I ee On moe Kee jewelry, on most stactor socieTY iG Ory A 335. (ONE We Bo. any amount on diamonds 1 Jewelry; lowest rates. Beate: pigest loan’ bro ere. ‘AN bad tre 21 St} vey jab! a 1989 and Osi IW Bam aainle- Frases battereaa Oe een and Kalsomining INING, PA be Pand Re Pione Bast i954 ‘unin JOHN” STROM, BAS’ T 3 COR: rect, tuning, "$3; 1b years’ experi- Come to JN. SHAFER. plumbing eating. supplies. and Eniott’ 5069. Second Ave. & Rug Wea FOR RUG TROU _pet Shop, 410 Terry Art Rug Mill Union. M. 1938. Sanitariums ROANOKE—REASONABLE RATES, re ‘elida, Capitol 2476, Branch Office Located at 610 Second Avenue artell's Drug Store No. 2 Classified advortising may be Jeft at this address up to 11 a, m, each day for the regular after noon editions, duction of a brand new type thievery. Both men, who are being held) the city jafl on open charges ing investigation, were , Patrolman C. W. Bell as tl stepped off a street car in Weat Si attle Tuesday night. The police of that district been on the lookout for two as the result of numerous plaints made recently that two one using a milk bottle and Other a grip, .were syst robbing small stores, Capt. C. C. Bannick, of the West — Seattle precinct, explained that bothe men would enter a store, The one with the ‘bottle some oll, or other liquid, which esmitated the disappearance of clerk nto the rear of the si The second man would then fill suit case with merchandise, ‘Weedie and Doyle were session of a bottle and a when arrested. i ANTLSUFFSTO STOP COLB Ask Washington Court to Restrain Him WASHINGTON, Aug. %. anti-suffrage fight against the J! amendment was filed in the district of Colume bia court. pe *Justice Siddons of the distrie® court was asked to issue a rule for Secretary of State Colby to show cause why such an injunction should not be granted. Siddons stated he would not issue such & rule until arguments had been ad~ vanced to show that be had Juries diction. Charles 8, Fairchild, head of the American Constitutional leagues who entered the plea, said would be prepared to offer arguments late today or tomorrows Meanwhile there is nothing to prevent Colby promulgating the — suffrage amendment@which he exe pects to do as soon as Tennessee's certification that the state has ratie fied reaches him. This certification is now in the mails. Good Roads Meet “4 EVERETT, Aug. 25.—Delegates to three conventions joined here at the 2ist annual meeting of the Washington State Good Roads assa- ciation, A plan for a road linking the eastern part of the Injand Em- pire with the Oregon road systema was placed before the meeting. Some 500 delegates are in the city for the Good Roads meet, the Wi ington State assembly of the Am@pre ican Association of Engineers. and the Washington State Farm Develops ment bureau convention. Caught in Machine, Seattle Man Dies RAYMOND, ¥ + AUS 85m When the sawdust conveyor-in the Raymond Lumber company mill here became choked and stopped running” suddenly yesterday, employes found the body of Andrew Speedie, 60, of Seattle, clogging the apparatua, Speedie had become caught in th machimery and mangled. He to leave a widow in Seattle. > . American Girls * Win in Olympics ANTWERP, Aug. * 26.--Ethelda@ Bleibtray, of the women's association of America, today won the 100.meter swim for women at. the Olympic games and established | a new world's record of 1:18 36, Irene Guest, of Philadelphia, wag second, and Mrs, Frances Cowell Schroth, of San Francisco, third —_————_——_— tren Larsiag beg the path ho ite it's to keep right, vice and the war risk insurance bu would purchase — € ees |men and other citizens and friendmi was transferred to we- | Washington today when a suit enjoin Secretary of State from proclaiming the ai a ‘ee On at Evereté —