The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 13, 1920, Page 15

Po evaeal SEPTEMBER 13, 1920, e Seattle Star| fowex bare at i307 Beventh Ava} ttle, Washington. t4 FURNISHED APARTMENTS AND FLATS J 2-ROOM FURNISH apartment, Dandy place for ple without ehildren; arlor, 12x24, hk Witt Vena month TAB ATth Nice.y apartment bedrooms Call at 983 ROOM FURNISH r week and w York Block 9 30 HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS AIL, IN ADVANCE THE weneee : © months Months ... FURNISHETL Boome Madrona district: rR private bath; Yon 20th BS BUTT. up. Inquire Tv Mit s | NICK, CLEAN, NICELY nished housekeeping Fr reasonable; nice Light, wa 2rd ave, Reads The Star’s Want Ads Phone Main 600 a6 SCHOOL WANTED—BOARDERS CHILDREN TO BOARD | during school term. Special rates —__—_—-4 Rates Per Insertion | | *stneaidliaanetsadnaateaer | me. Best care. Call and interview me Ral- Day Nursery Ls W | NO LESS AT YOUR HONE | Experienced man teacher dress G-59, Star PRGINNERS ON PIANO; PRICES Very reasonable; will go to homes, Bitiott 2853, 48 WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS THE OWL clothing, furs, and exchange First. Elliott # mat ensh in advance saver. » 13 conte ote Rg ix teecetions wilt be work on « Eliott ‘or particulars. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS | YOu WILL BE INTERESTED SASH A‘ in the opportunities that e TELEPHONE OPERATING For the next two or three months screens will atill be necessary. We 8 make screens to order. Inet § longer and look better. stantial screen ised netting, for sion. 8 ining course provided for inex-|SASH AND SLEEPING PORCHES Tell us the sizes you need. and we- will figure the coat. ow iMustrated catalog, show. | 5 Mine of ‘Suilding material 3 NOW OFFERS Perienced applicants, with pay while learning. Rapid Advancement Eve ‘on Feqeceh oO. B WIL LLIAMS CO. Established 1899. HY THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE r & TELEGRAPH Co. 1115 Fourth Ave CLINTON'S BIG SALE pt ARE OVERSTOCKED 200 PIANOS 1) SALESROOM iE ROAD FACTORIES. AVE GOT TO SELL FAST TO MAKE R FOR BIG SHIP- ME NTs EN ROUTE BIG VALUES FOR YOU NOW CLINTON'S, 1612 STH AV. | GEERKS (WOMEN), OVER i tal mail service. $135 month ‘aminations September- ber. perience unnecessary. For free “Particulars write J. Leonard (for~ Civil oa Examiner), Ba erKe, . Georgette niso fine showing of sport skirts and blouses. Phelps Co. M4 Third (apstaira). IRIS—INVESTIGATE ¢ Meter course Q | HELELELLELELLORELED “PIANOS WA emergencies or private peo- |! wing city, Only perfect ed upon by ow Phone Ell 1 1 Modern fact and luncheon. 615 Western av CORSET—AL- 520 Union. WEISFIELD CANT RE Your wateh, throw it away. Union. rs wanted ith ladies’ rest TBH. Co.. Ine + Biss. Xo wind | x cabinet “ indy Little $13 jomraph. | n: pron, for 995. Koh ymphona. $150; © Phonograph ( ny EAGTIs NO PLAYTS a N OR GIRL AS HOUSE- eeper. North 2123. (ot ett aatnt nalihete nSh MALE HELP WANTED OVER 17, FOR POSTAL Mail service. $136 month Ex- tions ee October. rience unnec: ¥r free Particulars. write J. Leonard (for- 3 Civil Service Examiner). 1129 Est Bide. shington. D. C. WANTED — opportunity th make good money ring your vacatio: by Selling We have many good cal ole industrious boys ire 101 7 e s. "EVER. AN =o S FoR? ROUTE CAR- Tiers in all parts of the city. Good | Lares chance for advancement ty table lamp, it Apply to Circulation Department. tor $x7, tripod and ‘plate Seattle Star. holders . 5 take +. 815 OPPORTUNITY FOR TWO 712 27th Av jeamen. city, house-to- 1609 Seventh ave. BN | give your dollar te real value. Right Away Quick. Fastest terms in Seattle Lowest pr in Seattle Big in Seattle NTON'S New Store (Out of the high rent district) CLINTON'S, 1612 Eighth Ave 4. E leather rocker. warth $60 makes at hid CUTS one “Ban TERMS. There's a GOOD REA- Visit our wareroome to ap- 8. 1612 80; Ti ailway, o : reciate ny SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE HOUSR EERE CITY of 152 ER ROLL HITS AND | . ns cut this w. ANY K to and Sic, | rollin Slightly used rolls at ibe Be, 35c and boc. Pacitic Record Exchange. 09 Pike at THE PIANO MER- ae ak cluding fe av | ) to offer _ Town, 1612 Eighth ave. iyis P clans . reading | b 8. 4 rent to th ave. with fami! Bee Beith. 2114-2115 Bidg —————————— SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE promotor mo help the ex-service men, The eine? wi publish “Situa | } MUSIC LOVERS Keep us in mind. HARRY PIANO CO. 106-108 Union. NO SALARIES, nd close factory Smith DU OUR LOW no commis connections LOWEST — PRIc CLASS PIANOS 1612 Bighth ave. | VERY FINE” PIANO; ‘ —s cr wen ° new Will neti iL DIGGING AND REPATRING | Gail evenings, Co Ru dney Also tent bh ade, so F. D. No. cee “E ‘and baby. work in city ar. SAM WEI pair your » RPENTER WORK WANTED. | one Beacon 108! at CLINTON'S, marines seeking e¢m- $900 ema. 6 w COST 22: on MAN WITH WIFE esires any kind State wages M CANT it SFIELD h, throw aw CLEANE Kenwood 31 PIANOS FOR RENT. applied on. rehase. F Hie. | Toner, 210 Union. cong Third and Daivority and ff SAM WEISFIELD CANT his- jon depot—Black patent leather air gout wateh, throw it eway.| ndbag containing one brown! 304 Union ther ener pt Ant pani FLUFFY RUG WEAVING. TH CAR- | aiso 12 railroad tickets! Pet, Shop. 410 Terry N. Elliott) ma and Tacoma to {bi fever| Meyer- * & Beck. carpet cleaners. | APPLES AND) Rainier 738-3 | rewarded by to the Pantage m 200 Pantages [sl a a eae ae ee 5 9 ecia? ey A aub- |5 & with we V4 a ONPTO- ANTED ‘ Means ideal work, Good pianos bought outright or sold} b MUST lent condi- | 63 | 63—A | THIS FING PRT STOCK AWAY — WANTED =A & little fox terrier nonth abip boy little friend Box 67, La © FOR SALE—AUTOMORL SSSRSSSHR SSS HHS s a. it or by trl wonte & Addrens Chan, Drake, nner, Wash. z LLRELLLELDLELCLLLEDLLLELELLELECTEE RELL SUNSET MOTOR CO, “SERVICE GETS "EM" VOLUME BUSINESS PROTEC TO OUR VERY LARGE USED CAR Ik DUR TO THE TION WE. GIVE CUSTOMERS, ouR oF LOOK THESE OVER ° ! 1920 | Roamer, ‘port mers T-passonger ‘Oakland 5 pane ‘Chandler Tepassenger o | 1917 Studebaker ta Qe | 1916 Reo. —————_—_——___—— [1916 Buick roadster, y Nomen na Every one of the above care ts & bargain. Come in and look over our stoc TRADE—TERMS NO BROKERAGE SUNSET MOTOR CO. Broadway and Union St 2 SSSSSSSRSBSES 0 ee eee eee EEE STS ESE SLET ELLE LEEROVLELRLLELELE BLE ENSIGN CARBURETORS Auw AYS STAYS Pow ER BCONOMY CONSTANT ALL, CLIMAT AND A mOsvitenic INDITIO! EROSENE. CARBURETOR AND | muectiue AL +) dames” COME HAYNES SE repainted: Weat- rfect con- T-passenger Inghouse shocks dition. Owner leaving town. No ‘reasonable, offer refused. s worth $2.00 see TODAY MAKE OF KING, 15% MAXW begs al condit Henry FER IT'S RIGHT th Ave. BARGAIN Maxwell touring, n; mew robber Méssbach, 618 E. 1 THE FPASiion GARAGE Autos to hire without drivers, Stor- and rep 2205 Second Eliott nuys roadster buy, Call 2051 ave ORKLAND ndition, A real 5 evenings, Bast FORD condition Phone ELL MY BUICK all after 6 Hallard PED—AULTOOBILES CASH FOR YOUR sell it. We charge no and have a nice show m. HAMILL & ENGDAHL 1531 Broadway. FOK SALE—AUTOMOBILES iLL PAY FORD, FIRST six CHEAP 1017 Braodway. Phone rT CARH PICK cr LE ete Bast AUTO STORAGE BAD AND LIVE STORAGE, 44 AND $5 per month. Phone Queen Anne 3041 I AX WH starter cash. 6 Koo 7947 RANCH ON house pens . prune and 5-ACRE ‘ashon f blacksam! cow barn; 6 cherry tree n terms, or will trade for city home. Take auto part payment, balance to suit Deal with owner at 717 New York Hidg 3094 ‘T WOOD, FIR. ALDER. EAST WEISPIELD ir your watch, throw 04 Union. it FOR RENT “BUNGALOW — DUPLE iris in L- KAVANAGH S HATS $2.60, {51 WANTED—FURNITURE = | lone BELL FURNTTORE co, | in We want household and offic furniture, pianos, Vie- _tre everything of v PASIFIC FURNITURE CO. "$90: | 2212 First Ave Main Joes. one Binke 408 Pike. M. 65 inte: BL_- WANTED—FURNITURE Rainier St to SACRIFICH—VACUUM CLBANER $4) powerful suetion, excellent condi tion, $28. Kenwood 3165 1065 int. | 26 GLASSY as and coal range: Gores; wall bed: oak floc ing porch: dining nook: full mod mn plumbing and wash large basement, etc. Rent Adults preferred, or with . One block from Fe i cS UNGALOW HOUSEBOAT; “DU-| plex wall bed; range; large living room and kitchen; front sleeping and rear porch: modern plumbing on Lake Washing: ; ed road pacar Vine. Ment $25. Take ‘fourth ave, cars to Sith ave. &. 0% Rainier ave. Hoom house, with bath, $25 month fa oig92 doth av W. Phone Wert i $12-J. HON T RENT, BUY. You on a nice home on $100 « HC. F RS, 716 Third Ave Star Classified ranch Office Located at 610 Second Avenue ame. S508: vy. 1 CAN START ah € FOR SALE—AUTO pate FULL oA GAS ORnD TRUC wagon for sale, for some cordw Phone Queen Ann bag Vt dd AND KSSORIES oR BAT. LATE INT i weight motorcycle, first clase run- ning order; Preato-lite Robinson, Main 600. LINE. cycle parts. Cycle ‘Co. K 1922 Wentlake. BAC Your EF Tic MAC are vy DRAG? Steam and Ganoline FNGINES, Cushm weight, 8. B. Hicks < LEcCTRIC jumps, W. Rent or sale, Main 91 Bartell’s Drug Store No. 2 Classified advertising may be NGED | teft at this address up to 11 a. m. BY*: | each day for the regular after. editions. UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS is A » FLATS $-ROOM MODERN FLATS, Ric- luced rents, walking distance. 416 ny way. FWO 6-00M PLATR, Atte for sub-letting, 1314 Ninth aat4 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE Us SHOW YOU eral good buys ranging from $1,450 to $1,600 which can be purchased by very amall payments down; some as low as $200 and amall’ monthly payments, MAKI A START T A HOME, GEO. A. SPENCER & CO. dim St. (Columbia City) HD. Marsh, Mgr. Rainier 28 Want Ad Rhyme Contest SSorceiarice-u ese Here is the winner last week: DEANE VALENTINE 606 N, Gist St, Seattle, Wash, The boy stood on the burning deck, The Stur gripped tight in hand; He knew that if The Star was wrecked He'd see the Promised Land. “He Who Hesitates Is Lost” Now take this tine and write three more with It, using this ling an the t line, nd wend in the completed nt Ad Khyme to the Want Rhyme Contest Manager. You submit ax many rhymes as you please, Write on one side of the paper only, Put your meand address at the top of the page, Your rhyme muat be sent to The Star not later than Friday, September 17. The prise winners will be announced Saturday. ‘The Want Ad Rhymes you submut must consist of four only, and mention Want Ads. First prize, $3. Clemmer Theatre tickets will be given to the 25 next best rhymesters, All Uckets will be matied to the winners, ubmitted during ant Ad Khyme e any rhyme ere to the The Star resery or after the conte: Contest Manager the right to u Address all 75 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE a ~~ ERGOM COTTAGE, $2,260 Near ‘rath and Dearborn at; streets all improved and paved front; lot 40x100; this ie # great pereain: terms can be arranged ° " Waite 601 New York Nivck Main 2 &OOM HOME ORSTROCT. ible view Lake Washington: pay’ street: 12 minuto from portoffice. “an mt om o a good nth k; aymen ta. ve mmm fon. Owner, 608 Union st. Bi MN ptt sp86 i bx i CULV ER—QUBEN ANNE Come to me for the best buys, on Queen Anne bill, 1 am ident Cuetlished epeciallst io. "hus ie- trict, RC, CULVER 14 Boston 8 Queen Anne 17. EAVING ev MUET SELL 5- vat nelera, yangalow, Sh088) ma, 4614 W, Dekota et ROOM” MODES Koosevelt bigh BACK TO THE #01 4650-5 acres; partly house, chicken how rt cleared, houne, ehick- cow, 36 chickens; 400 yards to 12 acres; 7 cleared dear: 45 bearing wainut : fine sprin 4 over pump an barn, farm shop: stocked fish pond from Seattle terme AASON ‘te BEXTON 1210 Firat Ave itott 5247. 85. 201 i neveral im plementa,, 1 HOMECROFT Three-room new cottage. An acre of fine soil Fronting two streets; city water. ——_—— r t care owe amas = PI cTY Walking distance of street car ALL, READY 4-room house and & se and % Very easy terme. Call at office, 26th ave. 8. W Spokane, Take Alki, Paunt or West Seattle cars. Open ¢ ings. 1,275 11375 | ne n house and & acre 1,375) #100 down and $18 @ month FELLOW Nallway Excha ~—G-ACKE AND “LOG HO La rt in timber; PHONE WEST 499. SMALL HOME FARM AT A BARGAIN overt one “AND iy $100 cash and $15} Pine loam garden ne per month takes it ley, neat’ paved H.C. PRTERS, bullt 3-room cotta, city water; nearly r garden are, A #n $150 down and out and see it i. Take bie red care rth ave. to Henderson at. walk went 4 short blocks to #2rd ave. &. then walk south on 43rd about 43.25 4-room bungal @ month you will like owt motor, Hosch mag 0. pot Neh electric lights, ete, and is in good der. The property is @ miles from Bon Mareh: eth ave. & ia view eprorert mile than Gate- There is $1,000 worth be wood on it. I want some Call owner, Finest bwt-5s BOTTOM LAND. 4 errs Leet, Sd HOMESITES Bmall Lg & Wasy T ENT coe Main 3146 $-ROOM chicken, orn —— HOME SITES — ON SALE AT | on ITALY PRICE 1 | ° Make your home where all the sur- roundings are beautiful. wae Lear owe may enjoy & and . salt water beach right a Tr own house Where the health of every member of your household will be bene- fited by the pure and refreshing | salt air io if Price: Ss VE ding 4 CLEAR barn; garage: berries. Empire Bu ACHES cottage Where you have a sweeping vi ’ the Sound, isiands, mountains marine activity SELPCT | rouR A MAY ita Bg Tot ONE-HALF ITS VALUE JOHN F. ADAMS COM 9235 46th Ave. & W intleroy car, get off at Fauntleroy station office is at this car stop and in the heart of the property on sate. OMEAITR | r > cb ib ITATA phic E r plttot tbe ooren,. one with or Write me at om KR No. 1, Sedro-Woolley, mile from without Benson, Wash. POR SAL B—0 ACKES Ni halia; house; barn acres cleared. §1.200 cash 444, Auburn, Wash. FARM LANDS: RANCH, 1 MILE The best of oil; & NY Take ACTUE FRO. n. 77 WANTED—REAL ESTATE WILL TRADE NICE LARGE HO TLD. ing lot in inne pT empty ment F-88. house $3,350; Me 150 cash. ne; new; Marya- no” pavement: new hicken house. "Keo o lot, or for Seattle. Star FOR EXCHANGE—REAL ESTATE _ SELL OR“ FRADE wed North Dakota nine miles from mile to good veina of lignite for property tn Clone to ward J st, rem orchard; One RIRLD WN, 44 NTED TO 1s0-ncre. impr wheat farm, market; quarter chook: heavy coal; $10 per acre: Seattle or impre Shs ‘ow. car line Miller, 1408 Elisabet erton, Wash. THIS FINE 45. Jashon blackemith y House, ‘barn, ‘Good tand, close to Big Lake, Skagit county. A splendid buy Hu ERS, 716 Third Ave. FOR SALE BY OWNER well improved; all in cul- 1% milex near Yokima. isth ave. § bh RANCH ON room house jcken pens cow barn; apple, plum, prune and cherry. trees; for aale, on t or will trade for city home. auto part payment, balance to with owne t 717 New York Elliott 2094. WANTED—WILL EXCHANGE NICK large lot, located in Minneapolin, worth $750, for Seattle property, for clear lot. acreage, of wil Ive as first payment on house. is within four miles of ” town. Lemal dereription block 4, Gjersten ia Add. to Minneapolia F-88, Star. FWO BEST VIEW LOTS IN SB- attle, $3,500, and cash for acreage, chicken ranch or equity, near Se atile, G-58, Star. ” ACREAGE ACIE STOCKS OF Motor, St edish-American Line Airship... +» etn Rubber 2 ks Tire & Rubber Victory Rubber Pac, Klee. Welder Van Dyck F te Brush 1850 1000 1000 1000 5000 2000 Harvey Crud Congressional ¢ Trojan Ol), Cal J, STEEPLE Main 5899 SHARES, ANY 1 655 Jackson, Cherry St AIRSHIP 10, 20 AND 40-ACRE « SPRCIALS ROOMS; IN- $50 down; $450 Clone in. Address Deep, el $50 down. $10 rieh loam acren, per | DARGAIN—MILLINERY THURINESS making money during dull sea- aon; goo location, good atock and fixtures; owner going Bast; will sacrifice if taken at om Inquire 709 Pine at HAVE {N 2-ROOM | ments $1,000. Well furnished e in. Call 603 Union st. Savigier cali FOR BALE—23 sKENPING rooms, $1,001 sy terms on balance. ‘8 irview ave. 9 | BAKERY AND LIVING ROOMS FOR 19 acres, $1,000; $150 down, $20 per) rent, partly furnia! , on 98th et month acres email timber; and Woodla Park ave some botom land; spring. rt nec $600; $100 down 10 acres level, B nd bottom; spring: will row any- thing; ‘balance fine for fruit or chickens $600; $75 down, 2 acres timber. $800; All 16 acres month per APART- $15 per $100 down, $15 per level; very best of | 20 acren, month oll HO h, PERSONAL 10 neren, $1,600; $250 down, $25 per! v iAIR” WAVING, month; all in timothy; ereek nearly all level; very finest of soll TMANE? Marcelling, and fuded ba LADI IMPROVEMENT SHOP __Main 6507. 620 Union St. DR. F. N. FREER Physician and Surgeon, Chronic Diseases. ____ 905% ‘Third Ave. LILLIAN CHANDLER ractic physician; natural rb remedies; ne operation. Firat ave. Main Si MASSAG $2,500; $500 down, balance Several wood rolling; fine p e and mostly all nothy district, fa- am soil and e. Clone te hay land All in the Cherry Valle mous for Ps rich BART: and 614 at theme. Ke can't We handle farms and acr EF GLOWS, SEELY & CALLAHAN 306 Hinckley Bide, 74, Second Ave. Main 4514, THE WLIRS WANT TO And for one week Ihave been doing that very thing. So, if you wam to go out and look at those $60] Mf to #h0 tracts In valley near Ren-| Mate 4010, ton, come jn, Most of it been used | — for ve JESSEN, iN ae New York Bldg. TRY STAR WANT ADS — Second and Pike, CREAGE LOANS. A. ROTHER FAR CO, Inc., Leary Bidg. 0, | Alaa hena pack for gray | 421 People's Bank Bldg. AL ESTATE LOANS | RR WASHINGTON FARM | Prompt | ft Me Marke: Mag. T, BCHOFF, 211 Ho CONSULTA TIO! All courts, 6. An- All nf rai canon, “prepetick Pp. ent Attorney, Ame elem patents secur and promoted. — 605 Bide, Bee attic Was! an Wieienset be Phone Main 390. “MASON, feu Wie CR TAW rke Hullding. Said Public Accountants B. HANSON & GO, Leary Wide. Chiropractor FORNEM, Chiropra oF Te-T2 2nd and Pine. Cons ours, 10 to 6. By Intment. Kiliott 3 ANIC ADJ Bea ‘colle, of Chiro-~ _ Binet, 80° 11 People's Bank Bldg. & JENNINGS, GRAT uates of Palmer school. Denny Bldg. in 7277, Campbell, O. N, Pantages Hid, BL 3596 Collateral Loans ONEY LOANED ON ALL ART. ea of yalue THE RELIABLE, 907 Third ave. | ' ‘Tvate lessons, Stevens, 4th & Pike. Junk X TORK CO, 1136 Fi Bilin 330%, ite aan JEWELER $21 Second Ave. E ‘and Optometrint terson Co, PREMIER” KALSOMINING, PAINT- ing and Repair Co. 1603 12th ‘e Phone & HOUSE PAIK or hangin _ Meeple one nd Nott 17g2-h i AN General ropeirip, ack work Bf: 7 1424 HOYLSTON AV. FOUN FROM, correct Auning, $3.50. uaranteed Main 4416. ma it OWN on eating KinDs OF ROOFING AND sof repair work, chimney swee x and chimney soget Fur- nace work. East 367 j _ Reg Weaving OURLES, SBE CAT Eiliott 446 Miss PLUM SHAFER, plum supplies Recond Ls POR KRUG Tt pet Bhop, 410 Terry N. Art Thus Mille: #11 Union. ogn Ail Union. way | Art Rug a xX erepow N CLEANING ASCADE Co. Main 35) Sweet Sixteen Is Called ‘Most Dangerous Age’ Mes. EL. Baldviry SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 13.—Study slyour daughter most carefully about |Much that he committed suicide. jthe age of 16—that's the age of ‘of | “Moral teething.” This is the advice of Mra EB. L. Baldwin, won judge, who, after sitting every week for over a year on the San Francisco juvenile court bench, can add thé experience of hundreds of girl cases to a wealth of wisdom and a kindly, motherly and grandsmotherly heart. “Of hundreds of wayward girls whose cases I have tried to adjust the big majority were of girls ap- proaching the age of 16,” said “Her Honor.” “Mothers and fathers have bean treating girls as children for so long they fail to realize that they have become women at that age. “The girl of 16," says Mrs, Bald- win, “is for the first time feeling the strirrings of romance, a thirst for adventure, perhaps a love for musi: or a passion for wandering. If she is still treated as @ child or as an jobject of possession, her instinct is jto rebel, run away, or do something |to ‘express her independence.’ ” Mrs, Baldwin's work is the ounce; of prevention. She counts her day successful in proportion to the num ber of girls she keeps out of the re formatory and jails, not in how many | she can “send up.” { Her work is also a labor of love, and she gives her time to tn. . | She thinks the home is the answer | jto the “girl problem.” Out of 60 jeases on record 44, she has found, f came from brolen homes, ‘Peace Treaty Ends | Back-Fence War TERRE HAUTE, Sept. 13.—"Yes, wah, Jedge, 1 frowed bricks at dat (man, But when he come along wid ;® shotgun T jes’ up an’ lef." Mar- waret Ray was speaking. Da ol" {gun's no ‘count anyhow, jedge—she ain't even gotta tri said Joe Riley, The judge sent them home jatter they signed a back-fence peace | treaty, |_ He (to the fair one) — Graciou |What's tft clicking sound — wood- peckers? She—No, darling! It's the man taking moving pictures of your pro- posal to me, to be used in case I have to sue you for breach of prom- ise.—Dallas News ‘Seat in Hawaii in Japanese Now ‘The city of Hilo, on the teland of Hawaii, ts practically a Japanese town, and the whole group of inlands is overrun with the brown invaders, according to Miss Charlotte Kotmitz, assistant United States district ot torney, who has just returned from & two months’ tour of the Hawallan t the Japs have done in Ha wall just shows what we may look forward to on the Pacific coast, if the Jap question is not settled pretty 800 said Miss Kolmitz. Hilo im lke @ bit of Japan itself. More than 76 per cent of the popu lation is Japanese, They adhere to their old customs and manner of dress, and of course have their Hud pron temples in which they wor- onc EVEN CHINESE OUT OF JOBS The Japs, because of their low #tandard of living, have forced even | the Chinese to retire from competi- tion in the ranks of common labor. according to Mins Kolmitz Ninety per cent of the laborers on the sugar plantations are Japs, she says, and they control absolutely the fishing industry of the islands. “The average common laborer makes $11 a day,” Miss Kolmitz| stated. “Of this, $3 is the regular wage, and the rest is made up of the bonus that all plantation workers yeceive, This may be as high as 500 per cent, depending upon the output of the factory. In addition, the! worker is furnished with his house, tenance without charge. JAPAN “Uniike the Portuguese, Chinese and native workers, the Jap does not spend his money where he earns it, but sends the greater part of it to Japan. Most o® the Japs in Ha- tea aw: one are coolies, of a lower class, on Woman, Aged 82, Forced “to Scrub” HOUSTON, Sept. 13.—The only ocenpation Mra, Annie Walter, 62, could find was scrubbing floors, she told folks here. Her house was in wretghed condition and Mra. Wal- ter said she wouldn't ask to have the roof mended because then the rent would be raised and she@ have no home. Charitable people are caring for her, Absinthe Sneaks Back in France PARIS, Sept, 13.—Absinthe, for bidden during’ the war, is making its appearance in cafes here in dis- guise. Altho it sells under other names than absinthe French boule: vardiers might recite under their breaths the li'l couplet—“a rose by any other name would smell as sweet.” Church Scattered All Over R, R. Yards NEW YORK, Sept. 13.—Members of the Church of St. Joan of Arc, Queens, are collecting sections of their church scattered about the rai! road yards at Elmhurst. The edifice was built by a Western concern and shipped ready to be erected, but was lost in transit. It was finally located in the railroad yards. Tries to Save Her Son; Both Drowned} AUDENCOURT, Engiand, Sept. 13. —While bathing in the River Doubs Harold Thompson, 12 years old, got out of his depth. His mother in en- deavoring to reacue him got into dif.! ficulties herself and both mother and | son were drowned. John Kills Self; His Wife Banned BARROW, England, Sept. 13.— John William Dartington, a widower, had allowed a Mrs. Nicholson and her three children to lve with him. He recently married again. Mrs. Nicholson objected to the bride and refused to allow her to enter the house. This troubled the man go AMUSEMENTS ‘omw's PALACE HIP Phrection of Ackerman & Harris American Romance oy "oriental Intrigue “LI TING LANG* w an All-Star Cast ORPHEUM THEATRE Levy's Musical Comedy Company *PEACHES*" Nights (Sunday), 45c. Matinees daily, 270. Ladies Matinoos (ex- pt Sundays), Matinees dally except Mon and Thurs. Mats, 2 Night) 15, 9 Mats. Wed. and Sat. Gee, M. Cohan’s Comedy Hit “A PRING Eves., 25 to $1; Mats., 2T¢ to 0c. Turs METROPOLITAN WEEK Mate. ¥ nd Sat, seorse M. n'a juction of the Dramatic Triumph “THE UITT. B0c to Bargain’ Mat Wed., Beat es L Eves, 50c to $1; Mat $1.50. incwuitT “BITS AND PIBCES” WITH PATTON AND MARKS Twice Daily, 2:80-8:15 Ie, 25, be, Tie, $1. Mats. 1c to S00 Nights, 7 and © Now Playing “MAMMY'S BIRTHDAY Admission: Mata. 25c; Nights, 400 the whole, than we ave here, “Divorces are very frequent aaa the Japanese. The picture bride ness is flourishing, and hundreds of Jap women come over as proxy” wives, © @ (0 be divorced within & few days “The fecling against the Japs runs very high in Hawall, and no won der, for not only are they getting control in a great many activities, but they are insolent and ungrmek ous in their attitude toward people of other races. Give a Portuguese @ tip and he thanks you profusely, — but pay a Jap hotel attache some thing extra and you wonder from his manner if you have insulted him, He takes the moncy—but you get ne better service.” j EVEN CAR SIGNS ARE IN JAPANESE a) Hawall ix so Japanized that even in Honolulu the street car signs are posted alternately in English and is Japanese, Other languages are cons sidered superfluous, for those are the two most spoken, ‘There are several Japanese language newspa-— pers printed in the islands, ‘The use of narcotics is widespread in Hawall, says Miss Kolmitz, in spite of the fact that the govern ment has laws against their use al most as stringent as the Harrison a act of the United States, The com — monest method of smuggling im smoking opium is to attach it te floats and toss it over the side ef the vessel at night. Because the water is so quiet, the floats in the same vicinity for many thus enabling the Japs to row : in their sampans and pick them up. The Hawaiians do not mix with — the Japs, according to Miss observation, but they freely with the Chinese, she and the HawaiianChinese tion ts prominent in social and po litical circles. PUGET SOUND STEAMERS ALL LOCAL RO STEAMERS LEAVE FROM tri leaving Seattle Satur. day night. im eoma direct. eopm (every two hours, Je trip, $4 @aity JAnacortes and Bel: aay Ningham. or Sel Dec, 17:00 |Kteam midn'ht/Port Townsend | Somers 00. Meptey| _Friday} ee es SUNDAY EXCURSIONS It Is the Intention of the Company to] run a popular priced excursion to Canal every Sunday during the summer] montha, Watch the daily papers for! announcements. Points marked °° are boat [Passengers for. these qpoints and. for Jotner Scat landing points. thust make thetr own arrancements for Boreage iebiity ta Imited to wears} ine apparel, not to exceed $100 for whole ticket, 180 pounds allowed free, Steamers and schedules subject to, change without notice. ree ceived daily for all points (ex Tacoma) named tn above schedule. Tickets must be purchased at ‘ighat office. Open from €:30 @ m. to 1! midnight, PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION Co. Ticket Office, Colman Deek, Phone Mato 3993. (PAID ADVERTISEMENT)