The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 20, 1920, Page 13

e Seattle Star| SS _ BY wee IN ADVANCE IN THE ideal 80 $6 GTO! 9.00 year AiR Sime ~ bd . Reads The Star’s Want Ads Phone Main 600 Per Insertion | charge advertising, 15 Der insertion (a words | Six insertions for the HELP WANTED WILL BE INTERESTED the opportunities that @ourse provided for Inex- applicants, with pay learning. Rapid Advancement. THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE | & TELEGRAPH Co. 4215 Fourth Ave. EW AR Jersey, Georgette “ase 3 showing of sport nd blouses. | Phelps Co. ird (upstairs). ISTOM CORSET---AL- Hong and repairs. $20 Union. WEISFIELD CANT RE- watch, throw it away. GRLATING -< re MEPTA pent. Pantaces mployment. eds good climat, mode Tooming houses, with bath, electric lights, reading jood ees for reat to I1GENT PERSON, y earn $100 to $206 for new! WiNraD oo ores. salesman to call om phy: OYS FOR Darts of the city. ‘Good advancement. tion Department, Seattle Star AM WEISFIELD CANT RE- ir your wateh, throw it awa accurate, and Best refer- “afraid of work. te. Phone Main 2372. 1c POSI- || ‘as chauffeur with private ly or as truck driver or oe gl Fe drive and repair f car; know town, tye 1314 % Seventh ave. Main MAN W) KS na aad hop, where there will be unity buy inter agents. Address Apt 6, 19 om get ~ eveni: upert, me Mia, or RF. D. Nos, ‘box 308, Strictly men accu money need yar 1 and 4 to 6 room “Gan Frye Hot LOST AND FOUND SATURDAY i G3 Theatre, by hard working- ne ayy Reward, Please call F A) WEISFIELD CAN our watch, throw it awa: Union. enn Be, Trattord, 114 28th av ; individual attention. morning to Saturday 9am. toS p.m. at $1.00 ISHED HOUSES LOTS OF THEM, AND THEY “Tinney, in the little cottage rear, is giving them away no, phonograph and every used in a home. between Pike an ® ROOM FURNISHED HOt yon Alki ma Piano, Vic- Possession Oc- 50 i Head aris both 8 UKNISHED APARTMED AND FLATS APTS. 2-room, private bath. SEREEPING ROOMS BEPING Koc $1250 Light, water Included; ve. South park. NG ROOMS, FUR- iTS Modern ro boarding | Fy 412 218T AVE |¢ le WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS | 75 , PIANOS WANTED laooa pitnos bought outright or sold lasion for em= private peo= Only perfect upon by our expert, 1 Rather 1609. OU BARRY PIANO CO. 106-108 Union St. ‘anteed Satisfaction. PASS” NORD FOR jewelry, They buy everything. 1317 % Whee sat DENTIST WILL DO dental work on ea ‘all Bitiott 30 tatea, © ple leaving: sed city House of G THE OWL othing, fur o rat RELATE firat ol 2ELLANEOUS SASH AND DOORS B. WILLIAMS CO, O43 Firat Ave. & SCREENS three months stantial screen door, with galvau- laed netting, for $3.00, |Saskt AND SLEEPING PORCHES Tell ug the sixes you need, and we Will figure the cost. Our large iustrated co ing full line of building Riaterial free on request, oO. RB WILLIA co. Bstablished Wis NEW TUNES FOR of SWAP 350 music 1OvanS pu o Eas PANO co, es 06-108 Union, BUY IT AND BACH IT—TENT dh and furniture. very reason- Kenwood 3536 Call v 1 |S-room, 2-story pont FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE K K K Kx K K Bk KE EF KB BK HK A A A A A A N N N 92.250 buys nile modern house: kitehen = with — p plumbing: dining re hy all on one is vacant y. 60th cash, paymen’ $2,000 hous fully’ plumbed: on street; half-blook street and car. lin everything patd. month, $2,900 room bungalow place; nice and ning root 2b ti vam; ‘nice front r, Go and see It at oe Hallard. reasonable Ter rt onthly all lastored: t) or | go00 ratabil shed 17 AY —€ Years. Me 10 acres qood Mand, close to big sum- mer resort and shingle salty laree portion of jand oure: good well, chicken houser. Price only $1,250. arns 62x168, horses; 2 = stock consists of 36 Just think -room and of it Better hurry. ured ‘orchard 3 calves, € horses, 15 hi ore: cultivation, ture. This is near € carh needed to ace us for further, i handle. also lease of which ty for sheep ay mpia. ary) “and stormation. veverel, other going dairy ESSEX UPHOLSTERY: HEN: ms would exchange for city bag: eae ‘and to order,| Property and some cas! "0 eat crere co. ee 258. AASEN, & SEXTON ca, NG ae Firat Ave. headn $ 10 up. Wepaitin t 6247 . Te ROR ont He Bid YOU KNOW THAT RING AN NT. RENT county sells hundred applied » 1 een purenese joyer- gated in all 2 a inque: FOREST WOOD, FIR AND ALDEW| 1.600 Tots and about 2b 10 to $12.60 per cord. Phone Raiweos’ 1 i XK GOOD RCLIPSE” GAS” RANGE, pien oven, perfect condition, $26. iF ce WEHISPIELD CANT RE- ig your wateh, throw it away PHONE NORTH 271, CAKE UNION Mill, for fir and cedar wood, stove Gn Serena anal LUFF RUG WEAVT Ret Shop, 410 Terry ; DRESS. Both _ new. Bast 1in4 4S iy wihtott ~ SERG brown coat, 4 AVARAGI HS HATS | a WANTED—FURNITURE FORNTTUR: 7T Mein 3517. We wi and office Sureutere, _trolas—everythi ~~ PACTFIC PURSITORE CO. ott 2212 First Ave. ‘urniture Co. 408 POULTRY Main hens for ol $15 Ridgway. Sequim, Wash, peetenteerer I You cannot buy than inbuilt worth e the third, r than it was epped on the ability of design of the Ma: mon 34 protects the purchase investment thru all succeedi years. Second-hi Marmon 34 club roadsters and touring cars are the most sought after cars in America in the high grade used car market today We are offering a few late model enewed Marmon care to you w apprecia: farmon quality and durability at prices very invitin Marmon 34 touring .... er) Marmon 34 touring 4 touring - AUTOMOBILE DEPARTMENT FRANK WATERHOUSE @ CO. P AT BELLEVUE. value: that will be sold be you. Rover. bed e 20 necessary t end court house los but not necessary have spent ebout th the treasurer's off made a complete lis wn ing up the lot tn fc ou for as did, but you je of ix ke * ‘any more, 1 ree months at lee, and have whieh I have Published in book form, giving the sige, location and na € of nearest street car to each lc Price $10 Just @ limited number of copies have been issued, 405 W. 67th at Sixth N. W. car. 760—-3-HOOM HOME, BUNGALOW type, in an ellent neighbor- hood: paved str line and schools: alt in and paid; lot 40x fruit tr worth lookin Queen Anne 3 @ and shrub grounds in fine cond’ handy to car Improvements 120; 6 bearin house This terma ¥ Soe a SPENCER & ©O. lp niing to death. about it ©. Batt 716 OOM jon giniag r. Ps , ww. Anne bi easy terme, é. “ko firep nace; ara st: large lot’ Priced at $3 IST STENB u t is om. the Lake Bu vated). at WHITE 20 minutes from fe! H. White, 601 60-foot lot: get a home, and Let me tell you » Cor. Third Ave. GALOW: nd Hivin bed: view lot va. Bacritics, Queen om s Elliott 1482 .OWN bungalow, on his home rien car (ele~ ENTER, only ith Bide york mack “ROOH MODERN EXCEPT HEAT; to univers close Onty $2,000; $590 cash will do, ba! ance less than rent, QUEEN A ENSIGN CARBURETORS NO VALYES SPRINGS JETS OR SPRAYS. ONCE 8 ALWAYS "STAYS AT: COND: ome BU XEnhosens, | CARBURETOR AND s eeedaeaat ok Se, imamate 1 209-11 E. Pine, at Melrose. | We have 4 Fords on hand at Pp mt time at prices that not be equalled. Can you ima; a good running Ford for 0s Well, we have it Also another Ford touring for $300; for $450, and a Ford sedan for $650. These are special prices quoted, so do not hesitate to snap them up. AL JTOMORII, WAT DEVALIMENE & CO. HION GARAGE —~ Autos to hire without drivers. Stor- age and repairing. 2205 Second . Elliott 2240 i 1918 CHEVROLET ROAD- ater, in wonderful condition. Queen Anne 4996 BUYS AN ids madater, A real snap. 62 pi cade D—A UTOMOB:! UES FOR YouR 1 AMILI & ENGDAHL 1531 Broadway. POT CASH FOR rolet_or Dodge, in good co excel! Aishes and jinen, $15 5606 Sixth N. os ATF LEAN ROOS i 387 Anne 2911 BOA Jn large, ide nificent in’ mpactous livin ptionally oes, who served, pon Jemen pr: wor after ‘feet evenings. *|BLECTRIC Chi dition. Hamili & Engdahl, 1531 Braodway. Phone Bast 1166, |fMiGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR good Hght cars, Henry Mossbach Auto Co., 618 B. Pike at. Kast 2651 Ste ENGINES, Cushman, ht. §. B. Hick i24 MoT fi jumps, W. Montell fi Rent or sale. BUNGALOW extra large kiteh ik; lota of cup cks from car. th. MAK FenCuhe co. (Columbia City) Marsh, Mer. Rain 22. 5-KOOM SUNGALOW, Rainier 468-M after 6 KL», MODERN terms, ¥C moni _ Bank | 354 YOUR CHANC! room home on Sigt thing in and ated inside an $25 per month. Coats hb W. Every newly decor- Kasy terme. OOM —é etaira, 4 000: $150 including Tard a COTTAGE, Coughiin, Bidg. Main $100 CASH PHINNEY AVE. room modern house; ment; fur corn water, sewet, 428 Hiaitw y Exch TO modern home, furniture, VERY Muat sell immediate 1014 B. éist. Walki university. WEST SEATTLE GROCERY STORE Splendid location; eb @ nice business connection. JUNCTION REA Fis DOW UNIVERSITY living down; cash, 6 interest. Call 604 American 176 DISTRICT cement bas er lot, 60x120; alk all in and paid h, balance $30 per LO ange Hide ET 6-ROOM or without wit REASONABLE ly. The owner, ng distance to PROPERTY | POR SA stock; doing ms in r LTY co. At the Junction, West Seattle _ Went 347, FER—WEST e exclusively; establish- Downs Bldg.,'709 Second ave. Main 3726. WANTED—RfAL ESTATE ing listings of WE AR DESIROUS OF OBTAIN- ‘004 homes in all the better sections of the city. Many clients are w If your hom pr will have you. Phone us, Fepresentatives will spect your propert GOTTSTEINS 109 C nun Phone E M. J Real Estat TIAVE 9 § under $3,000, with Quick’ action oltt aiting to buy. iced right, ‘o trouble in selling for and one of our call and in- INC. ia St 0, assured. & Deterling, 696 Seaboard Bidg. FOR EXCHANGE—REAL ESTATE <CHANGE on residence. es Maple Valle: 60 residence. CLARK or M 016 Third Ave AVE ¥F 2918 Studebaker autom: condition. ¥ 10 acres at Richmond as first pay- y for modern OOR Bifott 3755 i-PASBENGER bi im fine Will exch ‘or good small § O'Neil, Mar: HAVE you Tr in 2 ts $140. ACREAG te IMPROVED F South End, call 4192 yay TRADE 2-room apart- All full. -Ad- iE ACES IN THE . Hall, Sidney THE BRA Want Ad Rhyme Contest TILE STAR a Here ts the winner last wee He who hesitat Yet Star Want Now take this line ong write an the first tin nd in the Winners will be announced Satu only, and mention Want A given to "he 25 next best Coptest Manager. 9 ACREAGE 10, 20 AND 40-aAcChn SPECIALS 10 acren, 9480; $50 down, $10 per month. Deep, rich loam soil; nearly level. $800; $100 down, $15 per 10 acres level, part second ring; will «row any- 16 acres, Eee bott *p athing balance fine for fruit or chickéns, 20 months 20 acres, $900; $100 4 month All lev soil, 40 eres. #1 ‘ag? s350 down, $20 per F} small Umber; some e botom fen i epri 40 acrom, $1,800; $250 down, $25 per month; all in timothy; creek; nearly all level; very finest of soil 260 acre, $3,500 to sult. Bev soil, but rollin, $15 per 00 5 down, 2 acres timber. n, $15 per very best of ture and hay jand; mostly all In timothy. tine au district, fa- m soil and the Cherry Valley 4 * for deep, rich dance of moisture. Close to tie, on Kood auto road. For pre terms, soil and location, you can't beat these, We handle farms and gerenge. SEEDY & GAL ARAN aoe Hinckley Tin ast my HOMBCROFT ‘Three-room new cottage An acre of fine soil. Fronting two atree city water. Walking distance of street oi Very easy terme. Call at offiocg, 26th ave. &. Ww. Spokane Take Alki, Faunt or Beattie care, Open © ings, * PHONE WEST 499, ee LATTED Inside city limite for $3,000. A 8- Passenger muto goes with the as Continental eto, spot light, and is in good ‘The property m Hon Mareb: 3 Pp The auto ymotor, Bosch magn electric Hghts, ete ing order. on by one ation. wood on it. terms A HOME 4 rooms, modern; graded str: . paid in Ld double constructed: go ighborhosd: “¢h4o0;, t, cette ation “jr00 y nother one for And rtill another for $1,000, Tell ux how much read have, and we can do JUNCTION REALTY CO. Weat Beattie. At the Junction, West O-ACKE Ut With 2-room hous siderable clearing Lake. Skagit county. Here is a good place and cheap at $1,750; one-quarter pash, then five annual pa ! m\Peters, 116 Third Ave. res SEE RIVERTON Finest Garden and Berry Land BOTTOM LAND — ALL CLEARED GOOD HOMESITES LARGER OR SMALL TRACTS Prices Reason: Easy Terms. AQUI INVESTMENT CO Empire Bide Main 2146 large barn, con- close to Big THis FY AC Creek thru; t's ; . then $15 oat the thing” monthly every~ body wants. Shall we show yout Ane ¥ ] SOMERS C ‘OMPAD q STOCKS OFFERE 5 Swedish Am. Line .. 10 King Airship ...... Minos 600 Beacon Coa 60 Western Rubber 250 Victory Rubber . 260 Rothert Steel . Red Metals. Can, Ol Venture 1000 Ballard Ou . 660 Van Dyck Bi PL Main 5899. 118 Cherry St Investigate Van Dyck Brush. ICs ah” 94 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES GOING” TO” CALIFORNIA — WILL sell my 14-room, newly, well fur- nished housekeeping, cheap, easy terme Also my -room house- keeping. Low rent: fine in Seattle business district. O'Netl, Marysville, HAV iENERAL M chandixe stock; fine cash—no de- livery—bu sa, Compelled to sell.” Will arrange terms if se- cured, Low. rent Iden Rule, Marysville, Wa FOR SALB—28 rooms, $1,000 cash, easy terms on balance. 329 Fairview ave. PERSONAL RMANENT HAIR WAVIN Marcelling, hena pack for « and faded ‘hair. LADIES. IMPROVEMENT | SHOP Main 6507 0 Unio: DR. WN. FR Rt Physician and Surgeon, Chronic. Diseases. 905% Third Ave. DRO VICLIAN ~ CHANDLE ANT- ractic physician; natural and| erb remedies; no operation. 614) First a Main 5119, SWHATS, MASSAGE, SALT GLOWS, shower. 421 People's Bank Bldg, Second and Pike. MA’ HOSPITAL. 396 100 REAL ESTATE LOANS __ MONE ¥ FOR WASHINGTON FARM ) ACREAGE LOANS, Prompt FAR R Inc, Leary Bidg. ERNITY L. Monraaati co. Main 4010 HIS FAVORITE TIME uldn't my little man like to go and visit grandma in the coun- try?” asked his mothe’ if the chickens are 1 the @year-old,— Boston Transcript, MRS. GRACE M. STEWART 1629 North 62nd Street, Thru foolish hesitation; Offset procrastination, “He Wanted the Gold and He Got 1 Want Ad Rhyme Contest Manager. You submit rhymes as you please, Write on one sida of the paper only. ‘our name and address at the top of the page, Your rhyme e sent to The Star not later than Friday, The Want Ad pres zoe submit must consist of four First prize, $3. Clemmer Tivatre tickets will be All tickets will be matied to the winners, ‘The Star reserves the right to use any rhyme submitted during er after the contest, Address all answers to the Want Ad Rhyme Becond Ave. | CAPITOL | kz Seattle en in lost, Ada, at little cost, three more with it, using this line completed Want Ad Rhyme to eptember 24, The rday. rhymesters. The Seattle Star DIRECTORY Attorneys-at-Law |S BALL RSTAMLISHED TT. LS Consultation; vies. f Free ry pent. Hi §_econd ave Et SCHOF Hoge Wide An- nex. CONSULTATION FHUGE. “Ali cases. All courts. mA Attorney CEWIS D- MOONRY, ATTORNEY- ateLaw. 613 Third Ave, Biliott fat i donee 7 ick Fe ent Attorney. American "and fore 1D patentn secured, develope ita Promoted. 405-6-7 Centra: sas, Ty! and 639 ¥ ‘ashington, D. ©. bey Phone Main 390. MASON, 95 Bow Ick, LAWRENCE 432 Burke Rujlding Certified Public Accountants K-B_WANSON & CO~ Leary Bide. Chiropractor TNE pr Ti6-13 Halght Bide. 2nd and Pine, Conaul- tation free. Bours, 10 to 6, Byen- ings by appointment jott 3684. [PRIVATE AND CLINIC ADJUST- ments. Seattle Coliege of Chiro- ractic, 430-31 People’s Bank Bidg. in 2ha1. ‘GS & of or Main 7277. ist Pantages bid. EL vais Collat Loans ¥YOANED ON ALL ARE Clee of Walue, THE RELIABLE, 907 Third ave Contractors IF WHUNG ADVICE it iinet 4605 Dancing Tag im. Btevena, 4th & Pike. as, ol. x Denny Ni b hide Cam pbell, E MONEY TO Lé On diamonds and jewelry, om most 1 society FOR Ieiskeito 1, LOANS 8! 335- Em; ee - iiding Second, ‘Neat STONEY: TO LOAN We loan any amount on diamonds, atch yr} Jewelry; lowest rates, oldest loan brokers. s ASICAN JEWEL ve. ieetabiished “Tiss. “ iaiktar and Optometrist W. Edmunds, Fraser-Paterson Co, ‘ainting ) Kalsomining PREMIER KALSOMINING, PAINT- ine and Ropeic Co, 1603 12th ave. hone TPS4. foUsE PAINTING, “FINTING AND paper hanging. General repairing, steeple Jack and atack work. Hott 1733-R Piano Tuning TOHN BTROM, 1630 BOYLATO Guaranteed correct tuning. Main 5. Pd $3.60. ———“Fiambing big ) YOUR OWN N. SHAF beating Eitiott roan = a MHING plumbing pplies. cond Ave. 8. Come "te R, Roofing OF ork, ALC KINDS roof repair. ing & ebl nace work. Rug Weaving FOR RUG TROUBLES, & | _pet Shop, 410 Terry N Art Wiug Mills, ait Union. Window Cleaning ADE WINDOW CLEANING Aitain 1566. ROOFING AND chimney sweep- Fur- au BELLS CRBC ‘Go. He Favgys Marriage; Bi da Is Exiled CAIRO, Exypt, Sept. 20.—The cli- max has been reached in a contro- versy among Coptic clergy reform- ers led by a local bishop, who de- mand the abolition of celibacy among the clergy and other reforms. The bishop was tried by an ecclesiastical court and was ordered nd three years in a distant monastery in the desert, or be deprived of his office, This Boy ¢ Gets Paid for Going to School MARIETTA, ©., Sept. 20.—Clar- ence Miller, 16, of Lawrence téwnship, Washington county, is probably the only boy in the United States who ia paid $1 a day for going to school, The board of education, which must fur nish transportation to all students living more than two miles fri a schoolhouse, found it cheaper to pay Clarence the sh than to furnish him a convey ni This Is Where the Hunters Are Hunted COLUMBUS, Ind., pt, 20° ward Jones, farmer, has an ill-tom. pered bull pasturing In a gr where # large number of squir thrive, Hunters have had narrow es | capes. J. H, Hitcheock, justice of the | peace, played hide and seek around | trees until help came, while James Newton dropped his gun and vaulted @ fence just in time, This Is One of the Horrors of War PARIS, Sept. 20.—War-made mil- Honaires are losing fortunes at the Casino at Deauville, It is not un usual for them to lose from $50,000 to $100,000 at baci ner and midnigtt Some players be- come greatly excited when they meet with hard luck, and there have been Imany unpleasant scenes, On two tering all 3,285,000—double the number of any previous year. assistant secretary of labor. for a decisi GEORGIA W.C.T.U, HEAD HONORED rs. Armor Guest at Lunch- eon at Church In honor of Mra. Mary Harris Ar- mor, president of the W. C. T. U. Georgia, the city federation of the| gave a luncheon at Plym-| outh Congregational WaT. U Gay afternoot were presen Mra, Libbi dent of the e days recently, arrivals at t immigration records. “They ion on entran entrance to the United States. FAIR, FAT AND 40 N. Y. WIDOW SEEKS HUBBY IN SEATTLE Blushing swains, anxious to hear the soft melody of tiw “Breath That Blew O'er Eden,” will please communicate with Mra, R. Gibson, 157 EB, 47th st, New York City. Mrs, Gibson is a widow, fair, fat and forty. In a letter re- ceived by Mayor Caldwell Mon day, she shyly declares that she is using “the modern (1920) Leap Year method” of securing a hus- band. “The men of New York nowa days do not seem to be in- clined to home life, being on cabaret and other pleasures (7) of} church Satur, in. One hundred and fifty | it. je Beach Ttrown, presi ity federation of the W. C. T. U,, presided and acted as toast |] bent, so I am looking elsewhere,” mintrers. . } she writes, In introducing Judge J. T. Ronald, Those secking the Manhattan the first «peaker, Mrs. Brown said) || Widow's hand in lawful matri “We deemed @ Southern gentleman to voice words of welcome guest from t Jodge Ronald spoke words of wel-/ come, and paid tribute to the devo-| tion of Mrs. wife and mo aity to the work for home protection and the exte traffic, Dr. M. A First Presbt speaker, told of the great part which Mrs, Armor taken in the al prohipitios mony are cautioned by the lady to observe the following rules: “No money or presents accept- ed from ‘any source. “Postal cards will not be an- awered. “No personal calls will be per- mitted. “Beal envelopes well ip answer- ing. |] “Western men will be given the” preference, where possible.” it only fitting to invite to our distinguished he sunny South land. Armor to her duties as ther, as well as her loy ermination of the liqdgor Matthews, pastor of the yerlan church, the next | and women like her had | work of securing nation: | mH, and recalled Interest- ing stories of the early’ struggle for | prohibition in the state of Georgia. | Mins Mary E. Brown, president of} the Western Washington W. U., way next ed Mrs, Arm Mra. Arm coursed on ing up victo Volstad act tory would b “The eyes us are fighting, the world ov Mra. Armor will speak at the First Presbyterian And They’ll Live Happy Ever After The young Centralia farmer was real romantic. He courted thru everything. But when O'Reilly of Butte dia not appear at the appointed time the swain con- cluded he hi money and the postoffice inspectors, They arrested fetched her t But it turned out that had been ca was late, And Cupid 3 Hurt i in Smash on’Rainier Ave ‘Three people were injured in a col lision betwee: ave, near night. ceived a seal auto tried to and met one site direction. oar were inju who lives at lice Monday. It is not only our own bat Miss Florence Anderson re- C.F. introduced and welcom- or on behalf of the state, or responded. She dis omen's need of follow: | The} Eleven Cases to Be Heard; Diamond Drill Co. First ories already won. must be upheld or vic} With Circuit Judges Wm. B. Gil- pe void, she waid, bert, of Portland; William Ht. Hunt, of the world are upon | of San Francisco, and District Judge Charfes FE. Wolverton, of Portland, sitting en banc, the United States cir- cuit court of appeals opened in the | north courtroom of the federa} build. ing at 10 a. m, Monday, The first case on the calendar is that of the Diamond Drill Go. against William J. Mitchell et al, involving alleged infringement of the patent laws, ‘The other cases listed are: Chris: tian Tjosevig vs. John M. Boyle, United States marshal; Robert C. Farley vs. the United States; Geo. pretty (ves, she fs) Rose | Francis Rewe vs. John M. Boyle, | United States marshal; Moses Lake Horticultural Co. vs. Fairbanks, Morse & Co.; United States of Ameri- ca va, Wesley L. Sischo; United States Fidelity and Guaranty Co. vs. and! Estelle L. Blumy American Merohant Marine Insurance Co. va. H, G, Tre- the delay | maine et al; the West Side Irrigating used because her train} Co. vs. United States of America; Ralrfier Brewing Co, va, Great North. ern Pacific Steamship Co., and Al G. Barnes Show Co. vs, Etta and Stan- ley Bichelbarger. Is Fined $400 for Breaking Dry Law Federal Judge Jeremiah Neterer fined B. H. Peters $400 for violation | of the national prohibition law, when ip wound, Her brother's | peters pleaded gullty Monday. » dodge a standing car coming from the oppo Two men in the other ewe but a battle for the right er,” ahe added, ehureh Tue might. | ay the mails, anal ad been duped for his promptly complained to Miss Rose © answer the changes, got%back ‘on the Job, m three autos on Rainier | Taylor's mill, Sunday SAN FRANCISCO. — Policeman James W. Horton found dead wit ured lightly. Anderson, | five bullet holes in his body; thought | Taylor, reported to po-| killed by liquor thieves in raid last night, THAT THIRD PARTY Ws island Jrom kurope reached the 9,000 mark, shats ' # If this rate is held up for a year, the arrivals would total are refugees,” says Louis Post, . “They are running from war, disease, famine and privation.” » The record for arrivals is 1914, In that year 1,218,480 immigrants arrived in America. The | picture shows a family which has just arrived at Ellis Island from Europe and is waiting, ———__-_f BURGLARS HOLD — "HIGH CARNIVAL j Wholesale Thefts to Police Over Week End Burglars sat back and took it |Monday while they surveyed | week-end’s work with evident faction. Meanwhile police \ their teeth and dug deeper, One gold band ring was ell ers took from the home of N. Christensen, 711 W. 55th at., going to the trouble to remove basement door from its hinges gain entrance. Forty dollars were stolen from ti home of J. Klienstein, 115 19th a and two from Dr. C. T. Turner, 3: 7th ave. 8. PASS KEY THIEVES | STEAL JEWELRY Pass key thieves stole a watch, lavallier, two rings, a nugy pin and $25 from Lilliam /608 Bright st. They also stole watch from W, A. Bagley, 203% lst st. Sam Joffre, of 217 2ist ave. his father were embarrassed day because two thieves stole pants from the house and also watch and pocketbook. Heng; Woods, St. James hotel, reported tl theft of a suitcase contai clothing. Thirty cents, a gold pencil two suits of underwear were taken from Don C. Mosier, Cliff prety So well did the thieves enjoy their first visit that they returned and stole an- other sult of underwear and oth clothing. Y. Masuda, Sunrise hotel, 8 ave. 8. and Washington st, was timized for $230, SILK KIMONO AND BATH ROBE GONE Silk Kimono was stolen from B, Pane, 407 Earlington Apts. gusted thieves took nothing after ransacking J, 150 Erie st. A watch was stolen from W. As Bagley, 2039 W. 61st st. Fred Cradit had his pocket picked of $17.50 while _ he watched the heroine and hero melt into each ottier’s arms in @ South End movie house. Solitaire, ladies’ watch and alaskan trinkets were stolen from, Mrs, Lik. Four suits and material for four” shop of W. Jansen, 4733 hedethctannrian Bin io Baur, N. EL G.0,P, NOMINEES CONFAB HERE : Hart Republican state and congressional: nominees met at the Washingtem hotel Monday forenoon at the re ,auest of Gov, plans for the coming campaign. A resolution was passed expressing the state and congressional campaigns be unified, so that all republican cane didacies will be managed by the state central committee and the various county committees, ; It was also decided to State Chairman Sam Walker to call the new state committee not later than Tuesday. The new state mittee is to be chosen by the various county committees, who will meet) for organization on Saturday, Prominent among those mentioned for the state chairmanship are Walker, Charles Hebberd of 5 kane, Tom Murphine of Seattle, Police Beaten toa Pulp by Rival Team Police ball squad had the taste of of the bitter dregs of defeat Monday, Confident, after laying low the best; baseball talent In the city, the per squad journeyed to Black Dia- mond Sunday and played the Issa- quah team, champions of the Valley league, Issaquah triumphed, 3 to 2. The batteries were Wohl and Me- Donald for the police, McQuade and Rose for Issaquah, Carpenter Hurt in Howard J, Acteson, 41, carpenter, } 6533 Fifth ave, No W., was taken to! the city ‘ hospital’ Monday with @ ey room at 1121 Third ave, and path 4, robe and white fox fur from Mrs. J. 4) B. Miller's home at |; lian D, Stein, 911 N. 87th st. ‘one K.K. Sloan, 538 First ave. 8, lost @ watch from 6410 W. Hinds tee y others were taken from the te “ Called in Session by Gove, : Fall From Scaffold! « so ie ~ Hart to formulate; + cae sentiment of the candidates that the | 7" is! * bruised eye and body abrasions, after)” falling -from a scaffolding where he was working in the Ballard district,