The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 27, 1920, Page 13

THE SEATTLE STAR Want Ad Rhyme Contest aE mae Here ts the winner last week: RORERT M. MeL Bop 3220 17th Ave &, Seattle, Wash. He wanted the gold, and he got ft, Where other folks had blundered; He had « bunch to play Want Ady So he called up Main 600, “Why Should the Spirit of Mortal Be Proud?” Now take thie It 2 Lost AND FOUND —~ TOET—X CANES BROOCH. BROAD. |S wwwwwwwwwwueww way car, Rhodes iy aoe ewan ° LOW, Pric Lf USED CARS FRANK WATERHOUSE & CO, on. STUDERAKER MODELS or Capitol 6 HOUSES FOR RENT WILL” RENT TO” RESPONSTBE Party. who, will care for things, | lor 8 months, amall, warm, com. t lectric lights ao eect as aS NOTHING Uy. OWNING A tle homé, $100 cash and $15 month will buy my unit house, rs, in West Seattic. PRTERS, 116 Third Ave ROOM HOUSH, DTH AVE. on block from Madison car ling Phone Main 3442 FOR RENT — ONE FURNISHED and one unfurnished house Queen Anne 6099, Call before noon. 2], UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS AND FLATS | HACTHUN APARTMENTS E305 ] } adison, 2-room and bath, $27.50 a wi bath, $47.50, Priva ty ee * Ste insertions for the in AS nklin S-pasa, n 8 sie, ‘halmers 6-pasa 918 Studebaker roads! TERMS AND TRADES AUTOMORILE DEPARTMENT FRANK WATERHOUSE & CO. PINE AT BELLEVUR a ‘he (Ny and write three more with It, using this line nd in the completed W: Aa Rhyme to the Contest Ma y 4 rhyme must The prise at the top of the page. The Star not later than Friday, Octe Winners will be announced Saturday. Y ¥ yber 1. wwwwwew www we ww e The Want Ad@ Tthymes you submit must consist of four tines only, and mention Want Ada First prize, $3. Clemmer Theatre tickets will be given to the 25 next best rhymesters. All tickets will be matied to the winnera Star tesorves the right te thyme eubmitted during contest. Address a} = to the Want Ad Rhyme —61449444442444444444744444444444444 7 4444444444442 ISHED APARTMENTS AND FLATS * cash tn advance adver | S-ROOW A ENSIGN CARBURETORS walking d nished Howell at FOR REN i) NO VALVES SPRINGS Jet SPRAYS. one ALWAYS STAYS UT. i POWRR BCONOaE CONSTAN PRRFORMANCR ALL CLIMATIC ND ATMOSPHERIC CONDITIONS, NAIGN ERTERS BURenien \ wy 1) | 2 HOUSEKEEPING | cheap 624 Hell st, | t | 4 and place your fore the largest audience | 3 UPstarns ~~ 1OUse HELP WANTED rooms. Sit 24th ave & ANTED TO RENT 4 or S-room mod¢ern bungalow or cottage. Call Reacon 1365 after 6 o'clock evenings. “ WANTED—MISCELLANEOU J PIANOS WANTED Good pianos bought outright or sold on very amall commis! oe emergencies or pri La city. Only perfes d upon by Filliott 359 WY PIANO co 106-108 Union St. House of Guaranteed Satiafaction. THE OWL” MOK om clothing, furs, Jewelr: hy ing Ys ang exchange everything. na Pity Elliott $321. Lt first dental work on’ eas porment plane Call ittott 3008 for teulare. AID. FOR USED. VACUUM ca tol & HEbnLLgL tr * The Seattle Star DIRECTORY Attorney»-at-Law £ Fy BALL RST ARLISHED THT. and stone 5 fim ing lands of a lar BPSS St55P sz F455 bse 8 n th ©: 35 to ushels rer i 42,000 wo Base seed per acre, uahels of oats, bb wheat, 4 f onion bushels of pot BLBGh CAL BNGINEMING | sacks ‘YOU TELEPHONE or- n ana pay you while you we have only a Mumit 309-11 E Pine, at Melrose ‘of this land that a « Didg. An T BCHOPF, 211 He ; PRE Au CONSULTATION All_ courts, Attorney hington, in Skagit and sno: | LEWIS BD. MOONRY ATTORNEY: ho: countion close to paved| at-Law, 618 Third Ave. Elliott highways. a8. Write for particulars, or come and ew fee for yourse: seat =r SPARKS & DYE, 1220 Second Ave. | FREDEKIC GORIN—PAT- Beattie, Wash. t Attorne, MILLER & MANDLE, #1 Front St, _____Bremerton, Wash GLEARED VALLEY GAKDEN TRACTS amou ane out 70 ——-—__~-- —_______—o WANTED—AUTOMOBILES f VF CARH POR YOUR let up sell it, We cha no storage, and have a nice show room, roadway. WILL PAY SPOT CASH FOR FORD, Chevrolet or Dod: in Hamil & pn ly and frequently, and pro- You with a liberal benefit accepting applications at the ‘Training School, 1115 dition. Braodwa: rg ite MichwET x cleane WANTED—Ganr TERS FOOLS Must be cheap. 1527 32nd ave 49 FOR SALE—MISC! LANROUS ne PAID y Monbach Pike at Bast 2651, je GRANTS. 1013 Phone Bast 928 MACHINERY each. City water: $50 down, balance 176 to Ly jectric lights. a few fine |b 8 ea (Cartoonist’s Note—The National City bank of New York that manufacturers exported tn the PACIFIC TELEPHONE » @ TELEGRAPH CO. ite J. va, - SGT is CES Work guaranteed. URE SITUATIONS WANTED u FEMALE “pel character & for appointment, ‘S98 + ts Dy schools: _ room| hor heat, electric lights, reas acon | J. Bs omer: he Saturday” L boy who gets out of school ‘orcloc! oan ply to | over gem Knows what to bw commercial electrical e ' ts, Bt I imting Jar, a PARTNERS WANTED BOL ALL O% HALF FROM. AUTO road, afternoon, i with "2 setae eek, old, near 4. 4817 ie 66h. Keward. tT LOS MONE ot. cornet departments, Peds, "se tse ower] TRY STAR WANT ADS | TRY STAR WANT ADS serge, Jersey, Georgette i also fine ahow! 4508. MALE HELP WANTED GENERAL OFFICE MAN in. the and credits, industrious steady ' jth, Tamiticn OVER 17, service, all part. for advancement. to Circulation Department, ar nagement About $200 necessary. mice Bumption. Accept immediate off. Ja Vv wn sal business ) North 395 LL DIGGING AND REPALE venings. by contract. PX - SC lean Ek i7, FOR POSTAL ce $135 month. Exam- October. Experience un- .. For foes particulars Leonard (former Civil ixaminer), 1129 Equitable ington. D.C. of sport ips Co. blouses. jird (upstairs). STOM CORSET —. and repatra. 620 Unica EISPIELD RE: atch, throw it away. SA 3533" KYTNG A 8 ont. MATTRESS ‘ovating, Weatern M P 5 Part Bide. WING, $3.00 DAY. KEN- science of a pair Union. Unuseal oppe: educated young Sen p” and initiative, with length. SASH_ AND DOO: B WILLIA 1943 Firat A ih. for you need re the cost. illustrated i tine of bull est. liek: Fe for co. ltry houses, ch. 3.00 each. 4 re ac! Shipment, PING POR ed 1899 dR” OLD’ selec u ding ma: |t am honographi records and) Used records and Rr ja at Bbc. 35e, 0c rolls, Vietor, . UP? repairing, and to New on ynse All you can pick. TOLSTERY, REN: “order. ttress Co., Beacon 258. . GOOD DRO! ING MACHIN Main ‘1 Sew Pr 08 a Foner. 210 Unko iF SAM WHISPT n ELD CANT your watch, throw it away. PHONE NORTH 771. LAKE UNION Mill, for fir and cedar wood, stove ces. Ellior air aa Cc. SMITH BLDG. DAL berman, $6.2! gun lorena. ceded; good climate; modern boarding ith. ne houses for rent to See HL hh Fhe RGE, able for all in. 620 EWiiT yout. eee rf you FOR POSTAL i $135’ month. Exe For tree ‘particulars ree parti Leonard (totmer Civil ner), 1129 Equitable on, DO FOR ROUTE CAR. s of the city. Good ober mt hin: THE Ma ins—eve! ACTRIC rat A an Vet nd A FRANKLIN HIGH to carry a route and o8 Rainier valley car bo ca. WANTED TO TAKE of going con ain LD CANT RE- itch, ,throw it away. WARE |PoR doors, 3 dra rror, Pree $20. Warrenton, 01 BRAKEME experience unnece: Hiway, G. C WANTS PORI- nnd nell ine. Can) of power cor Kenwood 3 estimates Phone West ANT? man. I can pr if you have the line. Mr. Anderson. _ RING. Sidney ox 208, basis. C. Raper Wisiths WORK or kalsomining, or work Bailard 2380. RK ‘TS YOUR LDL Ww ihe, painting and tinting. || TER-| med grocery store and ‘ket Too much AND FOUND N NORTH | ‘ashelli, on| black leather baby outfit, Phone Pal near LOST, ABOUT 34 \« th 8. W. Liberal sth & W. West ARTLY GROWN F er spaniel from 723 | Belongs to Mitte girl. THE ¥ Autos to hire ave. EBiilot order. FOR SALI 1985 otk T VAL with Andrews’ Safety For sale all notion coun- o in 3617. DENTISTS—T CAN SAVE on brand new, wards X-ray 9 gE RGE, COZY TENT HOt 1 21 camer Trade Inion, sae tol 123. A. 1c E $7.50. 1015 Bor R it 372. * late weather. ox What FLUFF RUG WEAVING. THE CAR- pet Shop. 440 Terry N. Elliott ‘ mek eae} have Mumford & Beck, carpet cleaners HEATER. want thing of value. ve. And farge HOWARD 201-202 Crary Bia BALE —SECR wer DOOR 0. MIRROR, Ww “ NAGH 8 HATA $9.56. 1008 Tet WANTED—FURSITURB CO. household office furniture, pianos, Vie- MATS Sth and Union TARY, DOUBLE all combined. 2 dressers, large roc horns, yearling, Pe! 3370. REDUCED PRICES ON t 2240 USED FORDS | HAVE FOLIOWED THE RF- DUCTION ON NEW WE HAVE SEVERAL DISPOSE OF AT FICE PRICES. REAL BAR- GAINS TO YOU. ALL TYPES OF CARS AND TRUCKS Ing Authorized Ford Dealers 07 EB. Pike Bt. | Phone Kast 326. ASHION GARAGE without. drivers. Stor- age and repairing. 6 ONES. To SACRI- 1 #ideboard, quoted cheap. he, DeeK, MIRROR Went 372. “y nd Uys CHALMERS purin’; new tire= Main 4206. HE ic. inth ROLE condition. good running! | Be TOUR-| Prices Reas Main ee and we 75 FOR SALB—REAL ESTATE 166 HOUSE NOW READY Just completing a new 2-room log house on one of my ‘“-aere Little Cit rm tracts, In Wert Seattle. uilt Hike my unit houses. $100 cash and $1) per month gives Possession it xo develop Open HC. PRTERS, 114 Third Ave. DO YOU WANT AN ACHE? $2,400-—An acre of the finest soll tn Ratnier ey. with an unfinished house. There are 14 bearing fruit treea, berries anu lots of t chicken house; elec’ as and water. V KE A START. GEO. A. SPENC st. (Columbia City) r 22. MOUNT ERNON fF PROPERTY Apartment hou storerocoma o first floor and f nished housekeeping apartments on second floor, Locate Mount Vernon. eK sale Easy W. B Anabe 4-room © fine | 40- pared, at igh and rightly ef It only $1,200; monthly. L W. MO $400 Greenwood Avo. PHL EY RIDGE BARGA $8,450; $500 CANT S-room modern; corner lot, 5021 cement basement and furnace improvements in and paid except pavin, A. GOODFELLOW ___428 Hallway Exchange Bidg. Vi WUBEN ANNE for the Best buys o Queen A: hill am the old established specialist in this dis- trict. RC. CULVER 14 Poston St Queen Anne 17. }FOR SALI - MOL NN | cottage tw large lots k district; overloc Wisnington, Puri ce 750; $300 cash. “ROOM FUR sleeping tent: 1 free wood vegetable 5; one block we R. Dean. hOOM MODERN HOUSE; t 120x560, $600 cash, bal- ance easy terma South Park car SMAI | Month | Rank ubK ter: on 5 nek te Blocks to oar; 4150 cash, $20 Come to Leach ED HOvRE 100 chick- wood in ehrap ns GN. bridge, DOWN, $3 604 American ARGAIN room mod- versity see this Main need apply. clone t ay, $1,000 Price ‘onty $4,100, 76 WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY 4-hOOM MODERN Bungalow; 2-bedroome: good Iiving with fireplace; breakfast built-in features tn kitchen; natone drain board; bas lot 40x125; 2 short blocks to and transportation 60 cush will handle it *® good buy, and will not JONETION REALTY co At the Junction, West Seattle Ww HK Kinven—Wist Sear real estate exclusively; establiah- d 1906. OUR OF ONTAIN- good homes in all sections of the city clients are waiting to buy. q priced right, we ble in selling for and one of our will call and in- Hsthe f hetter Many If yo Phone Biliott 2240, M. J. LOVE, MGIC Real Eatate De ESTAT SEATTLE WOME AND 160 ACT Alberta, Canada, land; value $9,- 0005 eb cash or property, 6601 irth ave. &., city Vi SWELL udebaker, 1918 for well at 13 PAB rel, an modern, way ACREAGE M LA Thoroly CV | Ready for Cultivatton. [On the PAVED TACOMA HIGHWAY Just south of Duwamish Hiver Bridve. Near Interurban Station. Got ¢ fom a h All SQUIRE 568 ian « ire Build Main 3146 And just think | ~ 4 ROOM | | 26 Cloverdale | Downs Bidg.. 709 Second |‘! in 6 _ ene of another, and. Logeaing mill, ngle a, pure, 10 & ings by Hn tment to well them, and FRIVATS Win c sf the price will do tt. This tsa rare|” ments Boattte Bi opportunity to secure a piee tie, 430- peopl ey bottom jand at Shai nbabiivs lear it “Si tract low pric re istrict at very announces dull month of July 11 million dollars’ worth goods ® day, as aguinst seven and » half millions in July of AMERICA’S ris SERELY & CALLAHAN 206 Hinckley Midg., 717 Second Ava 45ie. —— - ~ a os ee ——— | HONEY THANKED ON ALL AWTT- cies of Salue THI RGLIABLE, hird ave. PERT WiKING ADVICE FREE. Call Biliott 4602-3 eS ng Taught Private lessons, Stevens, 4th & Pike. HomEcnofT Three-room new cottage An acre of fine soil Fronting two streets; city wi Walking distance of street cars Very easy terme Call at office, f6th ave 8 WwW. and Spokane Take Aiki Fauntleroy or West Seattle cara. Open even- PHONE WEST 499. A RE. NAP acres of good orchard; oe, bungalow and outbuildings ; elose to ity; DOF. foe only terme. Main 3332 POR KALB —13 from Sequim: al # acres slashed on time W Bequirs jure INK COL 11M First ave. KUASERT S Biliott 2291 On diam: satiafactor SOCIETY FOR ty IN 8 225-6 mpi Kecond, Nea we 5 MONEY To Loay, % ny amount on jamonda Watches and jewelry: lowest rates’ SOMEIICAN, JEWELERY. CO. 82f Beeond Ave. Ratablished 2890. ~~ Opticlan and Optometriat TW. Earinda Praser-Paterson Oo. inting and Kalsomining * MIER KALSOMID paint. nd Repair ~¥ ath ave ne Rast 79 ‘ = PAINTING, TINTING AND Paper hangihg. General repairing, stack work bl- all ime Or 4-room barn. garage located on hi stage pase $2,200, wh Two land; ni 1.000 acres Lake lands now staked and sell, in (0-nere tracts. and $35 Paty Merri, close tm, and aplendid and. If you want land, don't fail} to # f th ou will read APRIMHANGING |Tinting. My prices are reagonable work reliable; quick servile. Bast 3439 Plumbing ~—po YOUR OWN MAING J. N. SHAFER, plumbing | piss Second Ave. & STOCKS AND BONDS i ROTHERT PROCESS hey w Oc a share. Box FOUN BTROM, 101i Colugibi = CORRECT piano tuning. §3.6 1% years factory experience. Elliott 1533 after 6 pm. Rug Weaving S| Art Wog Milla. #ii Uni A REAL PROPOSITION WANT A MAN WHO CAN INVEST $600 AND 815 VICES. of VE A CC ‘TS PER T. TIVELY SHOW Yoo CAN s%C 1 CAN POS! n ater or daughter. Plain sewing. Prices. reasonable. low Cleaning At iDOW CLEANING Wiring and Repatri ECTHIC WitinG AND ing. Main 3716. 0 FURTHE ¢ LARS, SEP MIL COLE, ¢ | pr Tit BEALOARD BLDG@ g eéeccececcce FOR BALE—PAINT ating business. necessary tools; materials; Indian motor fe, side car and trailer une of sal ing REPAIR: “ ; Born in Canadian Waters; He’s a Yank DAYTON, Ohto, Sept. 27.—Weth or his baby son, born on Lake Huron, was a Canadian or an American wor. ried F. J. Blose, private secretary to Col, A. BE. Deeds, until he got a rub Ing from the faturalization officials, The baby was born while Mrs, Blose ‘was on a lake trip, and Blose was rece cd AND DEGOR- Al 168-3 J Auburn, e GENERAL MERCHANDIGN BUST. ness, doing fine ca ho delive buninons; large, stock, Wi onaider good securities. Reason- able terma jf secured. Golden Rule, Marysville, Wash. Wash. glad to learn his youngster is a Yan kee, no matter in what waters he was born. ROOMS, SLY, NEWLY FUR- nished, $496; $100 cash, $26 month- ly; rent $26. + Fine location. O'NEILL 1917 Denny W HOUSEKEEPING ROOM nicely furnished, in business secs WELL FURNISH: Trivial Offenses 9 eee rent; in, Main} LONDON, Eng., Sept. 27.—Petty aay = <rereiy, [fines which a husband imposed on see eee eee eo iyiT |his neglected wife were described in Denny way. police court when Mra. Ivy Holliday FOR” SALE—37 TTOUSERTEPING | was granted a separation. They had rooms, $1,000 cash, easy terms ON |been married five years He ‘Im Z posed a system of fines on his wife balance. 329 Fairview ave 97 SPECIAL NOTICES for trivial offenses, taking the money out of her allowance. Wk WILL HUY OR SELL YOUR Spend $1,000,000 Word. “Grant's, 1013 1 Pike phone Kant 928 to Wipe Out Crime NEW YORK, Sept History of FERSONAL NT HAIR WAVING, hena pack for gray 10,000 Wall st: employes will be «un by the National Surety com pany in ‘an effort to minimize the thefts which have been common in the district. The company will spend $1,000,000 on investigation and de tection and conviction of those guilty of the robberies, if necessary Lineman Shocked; He Smokes Cigar HIAMMONTON, N. J. Sept. 27.— Altho nearly killed when a shock of high voltage passed thru his body while he was at work on a telegraph pole, Angelo Cappucio insisted upon smoking a cigar while he was put aboard an express train and rushed to the hospital, iS close and fade 9. LADIES" I ain 6507. DR. ¥, N FREER Physician and Surgeon, Chron 905% BR TIGLIAN 64 SALT Gi, Bank Owes, Pide d'and PI SANITY HOSPITAL SANITY HOI At. CAPITOL Convalescents, lung trouble, 100 REAL ESTATE LOANS MONEY POR TINGTON PAT AND ACREAGE LOANS. Prompt erviem, Ie A. ROTH FARM ORTOAGE CO, Inc, Leary Bidg. 010, CAPITOL MATS 3965 Charitable persons speak ono to "| of his clergymen a two The world deals good-naturedly another; uncharitable persons speak : ith the good-natured person, | BEST BOY? HUH! SEATTLE MOTHERS DENY CLAIM OF EAST!) My pon Henry was 12 years the Fourth of July, 1920. He does all of the stenography and book- keeping for his father’s business, which employs 17 men. He abhors Profanity and cigarettes, and has in- fluenced several young boys to give up smoking. He provides both cedar and fir wood for the house and office, He owns and cares for a flock pt hens, He can cook @ respectatfe meal, washes (dishes or clothes), irons, and considers these things play. He loves to bake bread, as he thinks that I'm not strong enough to knead tt. He drives the car, hunts, traps, is @ fair swimmer, @ good wrestler, and with all this, his father tolls | him what boys used to do when he was young. Yours very truly, MRS. C. BE. RUSSELT, . ‘Geaine, Wash. Editor The Star: In Friday's Star you mentioned a boy named Wesley Sheldon, whe is the best boy tn the United States, I think that my boy is about as good as he ia My son, William, is 13 years old and ts a junior at Franklin high school, He can: 1. Bake Diseutts, ples, cake and cookies, (I have not taught him to bake bread yet.) 2. He can cook @ meal 3. He can mend clothes and darn stockings. 4. Ho furnishes us with all the Shortage in Cops; Works Two Ways! ST. PAUL, Sept. 27.—Steps are be | home he works tn the garden. | He intends to be a civil engineer when he finishes school, So I hope that he is at least as good as this other boy. ‘Yours truly, » MRS. J. R. GRILLOIN, Box 257-A, RF. D, 7, Seattle. || AMERICAN PEP IN A LONDON COURT PENGE, England, Sept. 27.—A magistrate here takes first prize for record time in settling a court fase. A man was up for im- diving too freely, In a jiffy it was over with: Magistrate—Guflty? Defendant—Yep. Magistrate—Ten shillings Defendant—Right oh! Crutch Skids; Owner Goes to Hospital Ande Kordic, living at 2121 Ta- coma ave, Tacoma, was received at the city hospital for treatment of bruises Monday, following a fall on Firet ave. When a crutch, which he used, lipped thru a broken glass in @ sidewalk skylight. Pshaw; Who'd Hit Bobby on Knee? DENVER, Sept. 27-—The police are investigating a mild litle hazing party said to have been held by sen- tors of the Independence high school here at the expense of juniors. The upper classmen, it Is charged, com- pelled the juniors to hold a shirt-tail {parade and then to run the gauntlet | Monday, ‘ouncil Committee Works’ the city fathers Monday. el At a meeting of the judiciary £ mittee of the city council, it = recommended that the to put the jitney men’s bill. the people at the November. with Caldwell and representatives of ditneurs, for the purpose of together on the measure is for Tuesday afternoon, city dads seems to be in favor of the old jitney men's bill wil doubtedly be defeated at Mayor Caldwell sentiment prevailing when he thought !t was a mistake to the jitneys absolutely, but that should be subject to some munieipall regulation. publication of Broadway Kigh recently started Its subscription paign with a special assembly, it now getting well under way. Broadway has practically 2,100 puy pils enrolied and a minimum has; campaign being recorded by the filling in of the‘out-- line letters W-H-I-M-S on posters about the building. Close to 500/aub> » scriptions were taken on the ¢first day of the drive, ae The Broadway: paper claims the distinction of being the only high school newspaper in the which is patterned after dailies, and has a permanent torial staff. : News for the paper is gathered two classes in Journalism, under pervision of Arthur “m ing taken by Commissioner Smith to | Of Paddles studded with tacks. Bob-| newspaper man. shorten the height of policemen to|>¥ Shafer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert | complete charge meet the shortage of cops, No, it isn’t @ joke at all! St Taul’s cops, under the present rule, must be five feet eight inches in their socks. There are now 40 vacancies, hence the fight for reducing the height standard. This Bishop Works on Week Days RENO, Sept. 27.—Bishop Hunting, of the Episcopal church, has just completed buildng with his own hands, his summer home on Lake Tahoe, He also bullt a stone chapel near by. He plans to give each reeks’ tion at his lake home, “The Nevada Holiday House. \ Bees Were Gone But Thief Stung) WAVERLY, 0., Sept, 27.—A thief who stole a bee-hive m the western part of Pike county got “stung.” It ‘was empty. Deny They Were Toting the Joy Hop Tijuro Hamada and Takawa Nishi- moto, who were unfortunate enough to be caught with a suitcase full of 19 in federal court. They pleaded pot guilty to the charges Monday, smoking opium, will be tried alk Shafer, has a fractured knee. |Penny Caught Is Penny Earned HOUSTON, Sept. 27.—Abner Haw. kina, newsic here, is the inventor of what he calls the “chewing gum” system of gold mining. Thus far | Abner’s bit of gum on the end of a piece of string hasn't stuck to gold Abner has his newsstand, but it ha Hlocated pennies and dimes, and Ab jner has hopes. |Warden Stages Costly Blaze TERRE HAUTE, Sept. 27.~-T. F. Butler, game warden, held a $3,000 fire here the other day. He burned fishing nets cenfiscated this year, | They were taken because they did not conform with the law. They Seldom a F Do This Twice BEDFORD, Ind, Sept. 27.—Walk ter Hider, conductor on the Monon, thought he had a leak In the gas pipe on his train. He struck a match to find out. Burned about the head and arms, he'll probably recover. Too many men in the country vote as they pray—and they never pray unless it is to ask a personal favor |in the cracks of the sidewalk where | sc), editing, and run strictly business John H. Slater and Wallace Hibbard manager. ' Boy, 7 Years Old, Enters Fifth Grade, — LOUISA, Ky., Sept. 27.—Bari Mane ley, 7, is getting his first taste of ool life. He passed up the second, third and fourth grades and jumped right into the fifth grade, He's the youngest fifth grader Kem tucky has ever had. Lightning Loses Its Reason; Strikes Flag AURORA, ind, Sept. 27.~A bolt of lightning got away with treason when it destroyed an American flag. Tt struck the flagstaff over Wood- man’s hall and tore the big America Mag to shreds. Australia Basic Pay Set at $30 per Week: HOBART, Tasamania, Sept, 27-— The commission to establish a wage ended its investigation the commonwealth, With the ent cost of living the basic wage | fixed for Australia is stated to more than $30 a week, an of almost 50 por cent,