The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 23, 1920, Page 15

e Seattle S Star iy at 190% ‘Beventh ave. Je. Washing N Ri HELP WANTED 4 WILL BE INTERESTED im the opportunities that Good pianos bought outri “THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO. 4115 Fourth Ave. , FOR POSTAL wont Exam- Experience un-| For free particulars * Leonard (former Civil ny bxami r), 1128, Equitable ‘as ra pie . i? iP = iw a. eer sora rt Phelps Co. terra 5 T be abie to operate ‘ fhice M iter. Ed business 0! and Papews. p20 Union. | SAM LD CANT F throw it away. id GENTS A! teed. 1532 PLAYING WRIST four watch, inion. ST y bth HING ° Work gual ME ANO it. Pantages nae. iT Witt %& FURNISHED APARTMENTS ry walking distance PLEASANT, CLAN, NICE For bd Ww. a eae Ss Our large tly = HOUSES FOR RENT AY YoU FO LOOK AT |” lone of my unit houses on in West Seattle, Rotter and easier than renting, $100 will give you TERS, TH Third Ave. HOUSE MTT AYE. AND FLATS M APARTMENT; “TF HEDS: everything fur rent 13902 nikhed Titore dia ew rea Howell at 2-room apartment, 131 Nob Hill ave. nished able. Apts. KEEPING Hell at, te t Wot apartments, cheap. arner Seventh om SRNISHED ROOMS bath; laundry lines. or after 412 W. b6th. district. Cap Wot L172 EAT Ho walking @ 423 Lith N. ROOMS, BOARD AND ROOM OOM AND “HOARD. SINGLE OR double, in large, ideal home; larae grounds; magnificent view! fire- Place in'spactous livin roots ae. eeptionally good, wh: served. Gentlemen preferred. Cape ital 1822 WANTED—TO RENT WANTED “TO” RENT or S-room, modern bung gotta M alow or Rei ek evenings | 91 TUTE Re ROADST ! 66 after } S| THE SEATTLE STAR 61 FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES _ UNSREN VALUES It te the invisible value in a uned car that you should buy, ant you must take some man's we for that. Finish, tires, top, Irathe lines—they are all worth conatd ering, but the real elem: of value in a used car ia the u Invisible and pract able true inside it is purely and MRS. GRACE why up with . aod handling what we ‘a uaed | cara price and condition le fo, WE HAVE USED CARS MARMONS 2 84 touringa 1 34 roadster, sTu DERAKERS 8, 16, ‘15, in 6reyh Now take this tine and write ¢ the firnt line, and send in t ‘ant Ad Rhyme Contest Ma Series 191 p4. Write o he tor e nent to The Star not ¥ Roadsters, touri and echumimics LAR ROADSTER FRANKLIN b-PASSENGER CHANDLER TOURTS OLDSMOBILE: Sepa NASH SEDAN HUDSON SUPERS MITCHELL TOURING, 1919 WINTON, POURING WINTON LIMOUSINE over ND ALMERS MS ORDS only, and mention Want Ads. ‘The Star reserves the right to er after the contest. Address all VELIE. ROW Rr Contest Manager, MOON FOUR MANY i OA ND ROADSTER TERMS TRADES AUTO PEPARMENT. FRANK WATERHOUSE PINE AT BELL uo FOR § SALE—REAL | ESTATE LAKE WASHIN' N PROPERTY 0.00 270x50 Feet. on Lake Washington boule- between Medina and Lelle- Including bre low Situa vard, | 198 LIperry TOURING Aly PIANOS WANTE! all commission for ncien oF private peo- | ple. heaving ity. \Obly Berfect Pianos, dw te accept Phone, "ett 0! 2U BARRY P my 106-108 U our ex ee yom and « Ki rate seinate aa. i. first class dental work vac ot cleaner, Cal! 49 FO) FOR SALE SALE—MISCELLANEOUS | SASH AND DOORS B WILL —S 19 Bais oO. ‘or the next't Sa screens will still make screens to ord long ok better. stantial screen door, with galvan- ined netting, for $2.00, SASY AND SLEEPING PORCHES ‘oll us the sizes you need. and we will figure the coat. trated catalog. ing full line of building mat free on request. WILLIAMS CO. tablished 1899. light batterie frighter lent La Outfit. for three I-cell be night driving. not satisfactory TASH Cg ag itt co. Seattle. D stock janos representa HIGH at MODERATE PRICES. NS will make «fair lowance for your old p oF phon ‘aph as first © on terma, at CLIN’ PAE" Blghen ‘ave stead em soyamen Resded: “f ood e climat schools; m: ini ern board! houses. ith frooming bath. heat. siectric lights, reading |STUBi Good Fi houses for rent with | families H. 2114-2115 Smith Bide. LLIG “PERSON, sex may earn $100 to $200 \y City nding for news- 25 weekly im spare aparicnee’ uusecemary:| canvassing, subjects suggested | National her onth! service, $135 month. Exam-; tions October. Exverience un- CRRA rte J. tvice Examiner). __ Washingt D—BOYS FOR RouTE Ae i In all parts of the city. ¢ for advancement. vod Department, (former Be Equitable} Ag i ‘our watch, throw it away | [AN FOR WHIT! Write Dailey < Warrenton, Or. RVICK. COMPETENT BOOK ‘ean handle typewrite + 8 years’ experience: desires ition with chance for advance- it. Quick and accurate, and) ll afraid of work. Best refer-| Phone Main 2372 WISHES PORT: | Pi with private ke driver or make of car; know town, Kfy. thls, Seventh ave. M RVICE MAN WANTS WORK hop. where there will be buy interest reas Apt 6.19 W if REPATRING. >. Rupert, Legs ~ 4 D. Noy 3, Box 20 K Li nmIGaING evenings gor kalsomining. or w. * by contract. Ballard 2380. K BLL ALL On HAL good grocery store and ‘Too much for one TT fPOBLACK POCKETBOOK ining $8 and ferry ticket, vic of 29th and E. Madison.’ Pleas 4 to Mra. T. Baldwin. ph KE. receiv License write, 39th. WHITE CAMEO wetting. Return swon, 1117 Western LD CANT RE- h, throw it away. der phone or rd. batt Ww. nion, DRESSMAKING individual attention morning to Saturday m. to 5 p.m, at $1.00 lasses jenday tyening, 9 r day. FURN BALE eee hos 3-OOM Inquire at 2612 on ee. ROO) KG PRETTY YARD, Beacon hill. 1337 14th 8. HOUSES FOR RENT HAVE tisT LISTING OF Spriced houses in rg rr ra from $800 to y. Bold Yaake Lake Yeu- monthly payr cate: al pee t iA CBr reon at your rent money. wi off at Liberty ‘Parke ah Whe Low all on Sunday or a! th en A Nor | JaRBEY COW AND YoU MUSIC LOVERS ae us in mind. DU BARRY PIANO CO. 106-108 Union. RO! SLIGHTLY USED Classic and late hits at 10¢, 20¢, 30, 50 be. It you prefer may trade your player rolle at a slight difference. New Q. R. 8. rolls at cut prices. Pacific ord hance, 709 Pike at. Ree- and (LARGE bas the very best (PIs OSITION) to. oft That's CLID TON'S, 1612 Etghth ave A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL ABEL rR delivery of a fano from ¢ i th ave immediate | Na 'ON'S, 4 f ATTRESSES, C ovating, repairing, ane to order on NE rT Dv GOOD pianos at PAIK price do 8 BIG volume of buaines SMALL (out of the high, rent district) ighth ave “OHIG VAcUt cleaner, hotel size, nearly new uaranteed perfect condition, $15. lapitol 875. MACHIN wa $19 up. Re Main 1926. 1824 expenses At M GOOD DROP- airing, renting rat_ave. applied Toner, 210 Union. SAM WEISFIFE! air your wateh, 04 Union. v PHONE NORTH 271, LAKE UNION MILL, for Cir and cedar wood, stove hrow. y RUG WEAVING. THE CAR- Shop. 410 Terry N. Elliott 4 ODAK lens. good cheap, vd 31 SAVE YOU 4100 latest. model Ed- wards X-ray outfit. Elliott 3 Mumford & Beck, carpet cleaners. Capitol 123. _ AVANAGIUS HATH $2.50. 1005 WANTED—FURNITURE er Ri? TOWN “FURNITURE co, 35 We want hold e furniture, int. ake Furniture Ga. 408 pee FOR SALE—VURNITURE USED SIX MONTHS offer takes 7 rooms of excellent furniture, together or by plec Leather davenport, 2 leather rock ers, floor lamp, high grade Vic trola, large 34-inch dining # malleable steel range, 2 French Wilton rugs, 3 brass bed! flows mattresses and coll sprit on BALE. RAINIER FOR POULTRY HENS FOR BALE, 2318 Spokane ave. Rk FOR Agi2 Bagley wt. North IAVE STOCK iG PIGS. Lake Burien car, Mt. View Station. ‘Taylor. inning ae to operat Pe 4 te okerage MPoniUM liberal ed at h, KB, takes her; peri D cak Tf “THE FABHION GARAGE uton to hire without drivers. Stor- age and repairing. 229% Second we Kiliott 2240. ht or sold || ert, | ction. easy) Elliott 3048 D UPHOL- THIS CAR LARS UNDie Pict COUPE: just TH FOR WET WEATHER 0 00 tly completed: tot 800250 feet, close to Medina, on paved ro on any of Sbove properties "it deaired. MF. WIGHT, 1112 Hoge Building. b-room house, 1917 CHEVROLET; TIRES AR ALL GOOD; ORIGINAL Paint A. GOOD, "LIGHT, ECONO! ICAL RAT A LOW vi CLOSE-IN HOMES IN IMPROVED DISTRICT 00-7 -raom house, on 16th ave, $1,000 cash Lot 40xt $3,900—T-room hours, on 20th ave. bh Lot 3ox128, FOR OVRRHAU “rh THAT WiLL. MAKE hid MILE AGE ON GAS AND WITH CAB re Dy »R WOOD HAULING, COMPLETE, READY TO GO. PRICE “ on 20th ave. 1920 FORD WORM — DRIV WITH WOOD Prick TERMS Have many other low priced houses in all districts. RLOMSKOG INVESTMENT CO. 220-231 Pioneer Bidg, Elliott 3461.) 1360 — WALLINGFORD FO | Only two short blocks from car. have @ very neat low, full e@ 1-TON hotitrns USED CAR DEPTS. a) buy, and orma. $3.500--COWAN PATS Only « short walk, payed have a level alley DOWN | $650 A brand new Oakland 5-pai only conte $1,586, And it's weat model 34 Why not play ew car with § Only $650, an 12 months. jadly made any county. KB R THOMAS & SOMPARY, me. Hom 1020 Third Ave. : ‘Ritiott 3 3142, GREEN LAKE HOME Fir pincer rnace * rater paring Fruit ~Bloek to Car t terms o} AUSTIN -MOSELEY 12th and BE Pike. ant 614 fetches tice Demonstration where in AUBURN 7-PARSE -passenger and over on rtgake company, very cheap. 1% WEST & WHEELER “Reliability” Eliott 6252, foreclosure will Second and Marion. ROOM” COPTAGE den tract; city w ty graded sch ENDRIC 17 CHEV ROUR leally perf@it; tires, to first class Only $47 leas than the pri of a crank m 315 a month. Price AR EMJORIUM Also have @ smaller at $50 down and This in the diatrict investigate, Come out at vy. office every day rc day from § a m. to 4 p you want to I will be also fun- m. Take Occidental CA” of AUTO SCIALTY CO. 7, Seattle LY si60 FOR A CXD- fast and powerful; all tires almost new: new top and windshield. USKD CAR EM- PORIUM, 12th, Pine | 1918 OAKLAND SIX—JUST AS NICK as new car; the beat of rubber w 1419 Broadway. AC Bartels MERID XW CAR” a fivecroom bungalow with attic; oak floors im hall, liv- ing and dining roome; full cabi- net kitchen and breakfast nook: fireplace, nent basement and furnace; first class material and Workmanship throughout mediate possession; $750 cash, bi ance easy. Phone North 796 Rrand new RUYS CHALMERS good runsing $300 Casi tourin=: new tire order, Main 4306. a9 FORD RBALIE, $106 ) down, rest month, with 6% in- _teorent. 939 W. 60th ‘at FOR SALB—CHE ing ear, In good 4985" t216 Sinth ave 00 CASH, AKE RENT. 6 7; 14 fruit | ms bridge, and Seminary. Price BALAN Six-room house, trees; near F adjoining Ross 2,54 ‘Chrren OR DONALD & sak Elliott 6870 HiGH RENT When you can get a well built 4- room house (2 up and 2 down), full bath and pantry, built on | concrete foundation, rooms larg we! TOUT Main 62 WANTED —AUTOMOBILES 208 Colimbia St IF YOU WANT CASH FOR YouR ir, let us sell it We ch n and have a ni HAMILL & ENGDAHL 16231 Bro a AY SPOT CA Chevrolet or Dodge, Hamill & way. HIGH Es WHY PAY oraRe, room, ete. including a Lang ran) and other furniture? For quick wale, $1,200; terme. Call Queen Anne 1577. MY 7-ROOM CHEPRFUL THOME AT actifice. Located on Malden near Harrison at. Handy to | le Droadway high | Echols: attractive appearance and | surroundings, My price is $6,600; $2,500 mortenge. If you can pay cash for my equity, will make a bi ancrifice. For appointment call Capitol 1888 ¢ AND | WE Buy FORDE GRANT S018 Pike, Fa | FOR 8/ {-TON 1918 MODEL FORD TR worm dri d body and toy for delivery at 3294. Ke to car and t Bound and moun- with MACHINERY DRAG BAWS St 4 Ganoline Cushman, 9i2 J. J URQUHART 208 Pioneer Bide Main 9293 NOKTH END BARGAIN. 6 rooma, date bungalow; ex- tra large yma; firepince, cabinet kite cement basement, gar- age. One block of car, Only $3,- 690, $600 cash, Mr. Clinton, 518 Seaboard Bank Bldg. Elliott 2304. SULVER—QUEEN ANNE” Come to me for the best buys on Queen Anne hill, Tam the oldest established specialist in this dis- trict. tains, only $4,700, terms Ww FOR sal 624 Ist 8. SALE—FURNISHED HOUSES | yao WANTED ON FIRST MORT- Kage for 3 years. Good security on nice little house and two lots. Will pay 8% Interest. 619 Central Buildin 6067. |\75 FORK SALE—REAL “STATE “Main 919. R. C, CULVER 14 Boston St Queen Anne 77. ~ MODERN 4-ROOM large lots; Leneht overlooking Lake ‘urnished If desired. $300 cash, Beacon ‘buffet, 5’ rockers, ate. faring fruit trees: berries Lats of ehrubeery;: waranes p10) cash, balance easy. MAKE A START, GET A HOME, GEO. A. SE ER & CO. | 8814 Ferdinand St., Columbia City, 2 Marsh, Mer., Rainier 22 ANNE HUNGALOW ~~ . 4-room bungalow with bath; lot 30x120, with alley; all im- provements in; handy to car and school; easy terms, Open Sunday and evenings, Phone Q. A. | 4.'P. Whittle, 4th N. Cor. Boston FOR BALE Ok RENT — SMALL house, furnished, suitable for couple or bachelors, cheap. 6334 16th ave fr tuciie. xt SMALL COTTAGH, $25 DOWN, $55 month, Coughlin, 604 American Bank Bidg. Siain 2476. plete dining 2 —_ = bookcase, 2° 4 0 For Tirin OF THE BEST lota in Exposition Heights, $150 cash, balance $15 per month and interest, Owner, O. Box 248, Seattle. RING COUNTY 18 GOING FC over 1,600 lots in Seattle linquent Complete giving size, location and name of nearest street car has been com- piled. 408 W. 67th. site SMALL BUILDING LOT; street Impreveme pte level; 70th wt, North just off ing: {Kora 312 Lyons bullding MODERN 5-ROOM HUNGALOW, terms, Rainier 468-M after 6. AL WALLINGFORD WALLINGVORD "DISTRICT 5-room strictly mode bungalow, fi furnace unfinished = a’ ms firepla B0x100, with, mara Price ‘only $3,900, with terma, Main 3333 A. BF er than Friday, September 24 winners Will be announced Saturday. Want Ad Rhyme Contest Here is the winner last week: M. STEWART 19 North 62nd Street, Seattle He who hesitates ts lost, ‘Thru foolish hesitation; Yot Star Want Ads, at little cont, Offset procrastination, “He Wanted the Gold and He Got It” ‘hree more with it, using this line completed Want Ad Rhymw to th wer. ui one side of t p_of the page. 7, Cubenit as many he paper only, Put Your rhyme mut The prise ‘The Want Ad Rhymes you submit must consist of four lines prize, $3. Clemmer Theatre ‘tickets will “be given to the 25 next best rhymesters. All tickets will be mailed to the winners any thymb ubmityes during ani Wan re to th Rhyme te \ WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY — ALL READ 4 rooma, \-acre cleared, $1,275, $100 down and $1 These homes are not me are new and well bullt ance to get a home on si00 HM. A. GOODFELLOW, 428 Railway Exe A a kikre iso Main 3726. WANTED—RAL ESTATE Wir ATE DEBT ROUs OF “ONTA! listings of are waiting ¥ in priced right, we will have no trouble in selling for you. Phone us, and one of our representatives will call and in- meee Gorter RINE. INC. M it * 4 cown and eo tock, 3 pl mente. 30 tone hey in ba block ty re school, 2) miler fee Poulsbo, "xchange for house up to $3,500. B Jon? Dy PMAM ew Yor ND 160 Pees land; value 9. , cash or property. pity. ACREAGE ACKES VIRGIN SOIL, BUR. rirwated tree. from Dushels ‘of ae va ke of onions, 400 © potatoes 100 bushels of corn per where all kinds of grains, Kr ries and fruits . s Santee ount, of ia land that w acre terms halt an = of before & years i 6% interest. These lands are out 70 miles from Seattle, Washington, in Skagit and Sno- pospleh | ot countion, close to paved Write tor “particulars, or come and steey Leute KS & DYE, 1220 Second Ave. Seattle, aan MILLER & MANDLE, 1 Front St. _Bremgrton, Wash. ALL, CLEARED 10 acres rich. black, mellow soll, level and ready to plow in the heart of one of the best strawberry districts; town. high, sehe te doing here in berries this in berries this fall an year, Price for 10 rea only $860; easy terme. Room 210 Hoge Bldg. Annex, 709 Second HOMECROFT ‘Three-room new cottage An acre of fine soll. Fronting two streets; city water. Walking distance of street cars Very easy terms. can at offiog, 26th ave. 8. W. and Spokane, Take Alki, Fauntleroy or West Seattic cars. Open even- ings. PHONE WEST 499. ACRES, UNPLATTED Inside city limits, for $3,000. A 5- passenger auto goes with the place. The auto has Continental motor, Bosch magneto, mpot ligh' electric lights, etc, and is in goo running order. The property ts {ust § miles from lon Marche. on 6th ave. & W.; is view property; cloner in by one mile than Gate- wood station. There is $1,000 worth of wood on it cash, some terms __Capitol 1822, 5 ACR 20 minutes’ ride from Pacific highway, school and good neighbors; real’ good land; easy clearing, and where you can get into the city very quickly. 10 more at the same price 0 per acre cash Call owner, $50 SH ett; near RLA The Community, fulider 614 Leary Bldg. LOAM HOt: Rich level loam sails north of citys on main highway; with interurban and bus transportation; 35 min+ utes from Pike st. Ideal for ber= ries, fruit or poultry. You can live’ here and work In the cit acren rick loam soil, only very easy ter b URN ARSDALE & co. 1019 Third Ave. CLOSE TN; SUBURBAN 10 ACRES, IMPROVED $6,600—One mile Kent: excellent house, barn, poultry houses, eto; city ‘water; abunda: earing fruit, An {deal home, nicely lo- cated, and cheapest buy in the dis- triot. Liberal terme. JF. GRAHAM COMPANY 1008 American Bank Bidg 40-ACRE IMPROVED With 3-room ho’ siderable Lake, ood one-quarter cai ayment a ake ai then five cainue. 716 Third Ave. oy Peters, ‘BEE RIVERTON Finest Garden and Berry Lal BOTTOM LAND. ALL CLEARED GOOD HOMBSITES LARGER OR SMALL TRACTS Prices Reason Basy Terms, SQUIRE TRVESTM INT CO. Empire Bide. Main 3146, ‘OR SALE ACKIS, 4 -MILB from Sequim; all under irrigation; os slashed, $1,000 cash, $1,106 Write to P. 0, Box 114, Wash. PAY rea good land near Auburn, or 6: 12. Nel- Fi000 ec And 40 clear of incumbranee, for room home in Seattle. H. son, 927 Seaboard Bldg. i6 AGRHS SALT WATER FRONT: ood land; § acres clear. | $550. ‘ake Everett ferry to Lad h Point, Whidby island, ii Sehul I want some, Dr Foot ” “ACREAGE, ACTBAGE, YOUR OWN TERMS |10, 20 and 40-ncre tracts trom $25 per acre; deep rich loam ph oreek or spring on nearly every tract: covered with aide bod MULO Fo . Only left at these very practically your tracts on SHELLY & CALLAHAN, 906 Hinckley Bidg. | 717 Second Ave Main 4514 A KRY TRACTS unaing water; Ge ry richest ¢' Co ighbor ‘ie cupakinn, Beattle; level y 85 nin- terms, y 1% milew ; nelghbol at ‘HMOND HIGHLANDS ACHES: corner; near Firlands; und view And only $675; terme, _ 1, B. MARPLA, 610 Hoge Bide. W ACKES; HED; $1,800 soil; halt les from Ren- ton; 16 miles from center of Be- ttle, A cineh to get a start here. You can plant 10 acres the first Non-resident ner} fe. Price like rent THIS ranch PRACT must be plastered 700 leghorn all tools; onlye® r y. Make an offer, Quick action desired, MERRITT REALTY CO, _Ti1_ Ngw York Block ng Leary ave a foréed sale by absent r; #800 will handle it. You ei buy this, Hurry, 362 Empire bin, chicken house, © strawberries horse, Wagon and bugky; % cash will handle it; 352 Bmpire Tide. $6 ACHES, $600—BOME BNAP. 10 acres cany cleared, balance good timber. Fine spring on county road and stag Ki ire Wide. ONE ACHE LACK BOIL of city limits; $0 feet from boulevard eit water. terms to Phone Kant ahil. 6-ACTOE BNA VOR CASH, $500. All good land, lies fine, easy clear- od; just off Pacific Highway, near Everett; 252 Empire Bide 66x72, FIN BLACK BOIL ATL cleared, 0; samy terms. y | water. ' Phone East 3811 |POR IMPROVED PLA South Hod, call E 1192 on IN THE . Hall, Sidney FARM LANDS “Fi, b00 FARM FOR acres very rich bottom land, near paved high- ay iand and pasture of hay, 4 cows, horse and pussy go with sale; 6-room new large barn and shed. $3,000, O'Relll Elliott 1800 ; Cash even- 40 ACRES, ‘per m to rajiroad ang fand will make @ fine 716 Third Ave. $1,006 nth; rO. & KR, bon Sue ied WILL SELL United | Finance, pfd. and com. Victory Rubber. Beacon Coal, bot Amalgamated Gold. Harvey Crude. Manhattan-Texas Pet. 10000 Petre len Money Pot Russias rubles RAN DINAVIAN. Aa SECURITIES CORPORATION ‘Third Ave Main 333 $9 The only auto repair garage in the district; on Beacon ave’ Room for § cars. All kinds of hand tools, service car and bachelor living quarters; rent $20 per month, leage to run 2 years, last month's rent paid; Roing wood business. Owner vin~ city; must sell soon, Bea- con 146 sEDRO-WOOLL One of the b in a daily business for # Sedro-Woolley : of $100 and worth price | ground and Price $10.00. Boston Block. "1 nings Bast 1161 OF M4-ROOM Bit water heat; rent lady 000; halt ca FURNITURE hotel; hot le HOUSEKEEPING, 3 rooma unfurnished; income $50. Full price $300; $100 dow Walk- ing distance. ox G74, Star. 7 SPECIAL NOTICES WANTED — CORDWOOD CUTTING contract with dragsaw. State much, price and location. Address P, 0. "Box 728, Seattle. WE WILL BUY oR & Ford. Grant's, 1013 phone East % ~—_s,_- PERSONAL PERMAN = NT HAIR WAVING, Marcelling, hena pack for gray and fader LADI PROVEMENT SHOP $20 Union St. 4 YOUR Pike IM Main_ 6607, 0 DR. FN. FREER Physician and Chronic Dis 905% ‘Third L ractic herb remed First ave. an no operation, 614 19, ae, SIXTH BATE SAG LT GLow Mnower, 421 People's Bank. 1d _Second and Pike. ars KNITY HOSPITAL, CAPITOL REAL ESTATE LOANS ¥ FOR WASHINGTON FARM D ACREAGE LOANS. Prompt service. A. ROTHD FAK Honteaan CO, Inc, Leary Bidg. ON ANY KIND OF GOOD i short time. Ford, 312 siding. See NOTICES 2,’John Dunne, od 80 ‘Jes 5 yved uncle of Mrs. Kate Logan, of 518 16th Requim mass Friday at 8:15 at Church of Immaculate Concep- tion. Interment ary. Remains at residence, Manning Funeral Parlors in charge. ONCE WAS ENOUG “Robert,” said the manager to the office boy, “how is it that you are always the last to arrive in the “Well, sir," responded the cheeky youth, “you wouldn't want me to be late twice a day, would you?”—Bow ton Transcript Attorneys-atLaw £ HA ALL EST ABIL LisHED Tt87. naultation; advice. Dag: FRE 1% An- oe eoures _Attorney MOONBY, ATTORNEY ms #15 Third Ave. Kiliott at-Law, 19 Attorney»—Patent “FRaepeICK Pp. GOR A American 4, 4 MABON, FENWICK, coset 422 Kurke Building. Certified Public Accountants — &B_ HANSON & CO.. Leary Bide. ‘Haight Hide. tation free. _ings by appoin PRIVATE AND CLINIC ADJUBT- lege of Chiro- cople's Bank Bldg. GHAT Denny ~ JENNINGS, school. Bldg || in Skagit ‘am, bell. 6. N. Veatires Tid, El 93% NEY LO; cles of value, THE 907 Third ave. Contractors ber Se PRT WIRING ntl Failvott. 460: TROTTER'S CLUB DANCE Every THURSDAY Evening ‘MASONIC TEMPLE Harvard and Pine PM t Fi ammemnererane: 2°) absent macs. Bf Private lessofa, Bievenas, 4th & Pike. " junk '4|ALASKA JUNK CO, 1120 Firet ave. 1K 5. Elliott 3291. to ——~SiONEY TOO: on diamonds a nd Jewelry, on most HEME DIAL LOANS ____Becond,_ —— ions We Joan any, amount on diamonds, AT and jewelry; lowest rates. Beatties oldest loan brokers. | TR MISIICAN JEWELRY t21"Second Ave.” Eetablished Y488. og Coan onl Ce SW. Bdmunds, Fraser-Paterson all T ng. General repairing, Kk and stuck work. PAPERHANGING My prices are reasonable; DO YOUR OWN PLUMBING — Come to J. N. SHAFER, plumbing and heating supplies. Entott 2068. Sie Second Ave. & F KOOFING ANB “foot re! ed work, chimney ew: ney Fur. - a Cid - Rug rt Rug Mills, Bit Wai Rion. indow CXBCADE Yiroow CLEANING Co. Main 2! _|BERGDOLL IN | OAKLAND NOW? '|Man Positive He Saw Him Get on Street Car OAKLAND, Cal., Sept. 23.—The search for Grover Cleveland Berg: doll, alleged = millionaire — draft evader, which was launched in San Francisco yesterday, the bay to Oakland today. Ray Hopkins of Oakiand reported to the police here that he was posi- |tive he saw Bergdoll and another man board a car fot Melrose, an Oakland suburb, early today. He | said the man he believed was Berg- | doll was wearing a brown suit with cap and shoes to match and both he and his companion were carry- ing suitcases. Political Meets Announced Here Judge W. W. Black, democratic nominee for governor, will speak to women voters at Meves’ cafeteria Friday noon. All women are invited. Farmer-labor party meetings are announced as follows: Thursday night, at Carpenters’ hail, West Seattle, Ralph 8. Pierce, speaker; Friday night, Green Lake branch lbrary, ing; Beacon Auto Repair Shop, 14th ave. 8. and Beacon st., Ralph Perce, om Duffy and Tom n, speakers. s Out ‘Again One month ago Sam Jones, 26, bar- ber, was released from Walla Walla state prison. ‘Thursday he was in 1) the city jail, accused of ransacking hote), 68 Charles st. Detectives A. A. Brown and’L. C. Harris arrested the ex-convict, \Passkeys Were Open The tools of the burglar profes- sion in Seattle nowadays are keys. So when Albert Anderson, 20, at liberty on a suspended sentence, carried many passkeys and a ring, the ownership of which he was un- able to ‘explain, Detectives A. A. Brown™and L. C. Harris arrested him, He will probably have to sgve the suspended sentence. sor ) FOR GROWTH At Christmas time Elinor got sev- eral little candy animals, which she had been saving bee go cute, But one day the toy rabbit was missed “What did you do with Bunny?” “Oh, he got too dirty to play with, 80 I ate him,” replied Elinor.—Chi- cago Tribune. Brazil provides for the payment of compensatios for workmen killed or dgiured in the performance of labor. Al “—— || Pedestrians organization meet- | in Again Jonesie| the room of William Dwyer, 0.-W.| Sesame to Jail use they were | =) CLAXTON UP IN. SLUSH INQUIRY Tells of Articles in Depart- ment Publication . WASHINGTON, Sept, 2%. — ‘The senate campaign Investigating com- | mittee today called Dr, P. P, Claxton, | United States commissioner of educt- | tion, to answer eharges that political | propagan \ in favor of Gov, Cox's candidacy had been epread thru School Life,” the bureau's publica tion Senator Kenyon referred to an ed itorial in “School Life,” on Septem- ber 1, concerning Cox's interest in education. Claxton said "School Life” had at tempted “to present impartially” po nitions of both candidates on educa Uonal questions. “We printed extracts from the re publican and democratic platforma alike on education, and letters from Harding, Coolidge, Cox and Roose velt,” said Claxton, “as part of our plan to improve the schools by creat ing interest in public affairs. Kenyon #aid “Schoo! Service,” an- other publication of the bureau, dis- tributed semi-monthly to 650,000 teachers, contained propaganda in favor of the league of nations, In one issue Kenyon quoted a statement hat schools should cultivate the “league of nations attitude of mind,” as against “narrow nationaliam.” “I know very little about it,” Clam ton said, “The material published | =|in it was not submitted to me.” Kenyon called attention to league of nations propaganda in “The Great Lakes Bulletin,” in the form of speeches by Secretary of War Baker, other officials, He said the bulletin appeared to be a government .publi- + ing about it. s A speech by Representative Fess, chairman of the republican congrés sional committee, statements by offi- clals of the American Federation #5 Labor and the League of W. Voters were other political { printed, Claxton eaid. Letters from republican and democratic governors on educational questions and public issues also were printed, Claxton testified. Hit by Autos This Y ear Police sought T. Calatn vese, 4111 36th. ave. 8. W., Thursday, as the driver of the auto that knocked C. R. McLean to the pavement at First ave. and Bat- tery and failed to stop. MeLean, who is 34 years old and employed by the Union Oil Co., was taken to city hospital, where one shoul- der was found to be broken. V. Kiview, 2322 First ave. sald the driver's number was the same as that issued to Calabreeses EXTRA! “THIEF” ) ALMOST CAUGHT. Cop Sees After-Part of | Pants Go Thru Window; Blooey! lice patrol in ‘the early hours of the day. Hawkinson, with Patrolman Mar tin J. Cleary, as assistant, was pilot ing the auto up Fourth ,ave. early Thursday, in answer to a call. Sud denly Hawkinson put on the brakes, |nearly throwing Cleary thru the windshield, “What-ho; how come?” Cleary de manded, rubbing his eyes. said Hawkinson, and Ivey What Cleary gaw made his hate stand on end. He reached back. And covered the rear end of a trousers going thru the wi “Halt, thief,” ordered the shifted across | Martin. ‘The “thief halted with fast that he nearly lost and fell. While Cleary kept a jquivering “thief,” Hawkt vestigated. He discovered “thief” was an employe of SMALL BOY CHOKES TO DEATH PLAYING WITH TOY BALLOON PORTLAND, Sept. 23.—Louis Pagelli, 11, is dead today because he tried to play with too many toy balloons. The boy held an inflated bal- loon in his mouth while he at- tempted to blow up another, Tak+ ing a long breath preparatory to enlarging one, he drew the other into his windpipe and choked to death, Too Flippant Say Eugenics Experts HERNE BAY, England, Sept. 23, ~The summer school of eugenics here has been called a school for en- gaged or courting couples. Officials of the school are annoyed at the flippancy of such statements and de clare there isn’t an engaged couple attending—that the school ts @ |serious study of heredity, biology, |psyehology, and the social applica: tion of eugenics. This Mackerel Was Real Rubberneck SEATON, England, Sept. 18.—A mackerel, measuring nine inches in length, was caught here with a rub- ber band around its neck, The band had evidently been there for a long time, as it had cut a groove in the neck. The fish otherwise was well nourished and perfect, John R. Haynes, 56, machinist, was in Providence hospital Thurs day. Physicians fear they will have |to amputate his lett hand, caught in a fan at the Supply laundry, 1265 Republican st | |wecretary of the Navy Daniels and denness and threw his hands up 80 «— cation. Claxton said he knew noth — + i Anclent Romans used gold dust to powder their hair