The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 5, 1920, Page 13

¢1_FOR SALB—AUTOMOBILES UNITED, M Wie Renaeue Botwoen hax nd Ping =< HONEST + VALUB in REBUILT ——— AUTOMOBILES aoe NOTICE Our reputation ts your that the following cars are a# Fep- resented. COLH § CHUMMY ROADSTER 1919 model, completely rebullt and refinished; & wire wheels, excep= thonally wood tires, ete MUPMODILIG |The best looking Hinp buy tn the City; like new In all respecta: hy Kane shock absorbers, Hoseh ma, neto and lots of other extras pont TOURING 920 model; has been refinished just like new. Th your cha te et an almost mew car at a big ixcount. — REO TOURING For sturdines attle Star" CRE HOU OYA e Sea gorees, tract, 80 00 iP Rever to appr ven banvow weer mi "the ance 5 Price 4 tittle work on your part will make the place worth more than double what he ts wn! elty water and eh Vehte; fear Le 1 stPeet car; one fare, 6% Lake Burien car, at Gocident lor, get off at Ninth 8. W merove st. Bee A. C. Har 220 a m to 4p Mm every xen, must iy at Ww IN ADVAN’ BE STATE a COUPLE OF WY UNIT HOUSES in West Seattle are now ready to Let me x, x and $15 ea you the ow Se Petes. fle Phied Ave. ) LARGE HOUSE Por fas barn, rabbit hutches, ve close to cat lime, 641 sul FURNISHED { AND F PROG WODERN, low rent; furniture fine. $290 cash and $15 monthly takes tore niture. rhein way ‘Phone Main 600 Rates Per Insertion ( advertising, rtion (ati it eharce vroras | economy and power, they are hard to beat. Thie one 3 has 4 almost new tires; has been keeping, ba iy ad floor; refinished and priced very low. telephone, Fy i ‘ oy ‘taht, iene telephot ELCAR CHUMMY holt deF attor Late model that ts just th for Roomy | FURNISHED, “WATETE © model that is just the car fo! meone w wants a light, eco- bee In, B18 month homical car that can be bought around $600 —o—- DORT TOURING 919 model just ering thra our hop; will be ready for delivery in about Tour days and will be sold right ~aeii We Have About 20 Other Good @uya, UNITED MOTORS CO. ‘We Stay Open Til 9 P. Phone Kast % ef five. Advertisements will te ern nin | ping audience | 5 ROOMA PHONE, FURI, WATER Tight, wag, for $7.00, 1323 Sixth av. WANTED—TO RENT NTED To RENT om modern bungalow or 65 after right or sold Mw fon for ea- YOUNG WOMEN WILL “Many opportunities fo: positions thru telephone SEDANS BEDANS pre. & FOR buy |Now that the rainy weather has started in, and the season f closed automobi! tat Nearing city Pianos. ai upon by our expert, “BG ha Hott 169) IANO CO. House aK 108 Union St. clothing. tere ra jest They, ing. 3 nd io eneonnee mr ek DENTIST WILL DO az" first class ental on Ty 4 uyment Plan. @ Operators’ Training Schoot of- & course tn this work, with while learning. = low prices. “top sha in eX you. to look buying else- work Call Blitott 304 * particulars. 49 FOR SALE—MISCE).LANEOUS SASH AND DOORS ~Q. Bo WILLIAMS CO. 193 First Ave. & ‘Will be pleased to explain the advantages of this vocation. i at 1115 Fourth Ave - 2 ° them where. NASH over before © will accept ¥ Part payment. paramos. |OLDEMODILM SEDAN This te a fet amyall, Nght b-passenger, 6- inder car, which costs very, little to opera and m be bought very reason- able. iN LIMOCEENE “AR ideal car for t Hire” business. We are FA ie so little for the car that a man going into this business ought to make It pay for itself In two Of three montha, Snap at it AUTOMOBILE DEPARTMENT FRANK WATERHOUSE aitry houses, 3:00 gach. barns “fz: Rr EPING PORCHES PACIVIC TELEPHONE & Skytight sash, for x mee ith 4 Tights. nae with ¢ lights. fench, $2. SASH FO) Tell as the size you need and we ure the cost. r? talogua, * TELEGRAPH CO. sigek Feast Price Immediate Shipmen Pi illustrat stall Hine of but ing ma- 7 on request. WILLIAMS CO. ablished 1899. 1 cent eelal price on. lot This is the bor ae oan demand, and I gong, and careful’ pecking: jow ts th pore tm to to plant those ik, Doe Bay./4 brand new Oakland, S-parsenger only costs And it's the USUAL THING THAT| newest mode Why not play Remember thig:| safe aed bay 8 new ear with & cod all RAN, ook $700, and if monthe, Frice guar- anteed until May, i 12th ‘And ah Pie wart Mast 614 | B Pinna n val creat ellnl | $700 DOWN rreed no brokert- ‘arrived. trom Alaska. @ URED CAR from tradee and save walt. r sale by mit areas fone rogeriat t ‘ave. 4 cI eee USED arieny 18 Pi Good. ae, ibe. se. le in ex-/i918 GHEY ROL: in oe Very terma. Tem it cn hits, 12th, DERFUL LA | tgurings in and new ove 120 Maxwe Gition © $576; ENTAL X-RAY MA- ‘eEengdahi, ‘i981 Halverson, sterilizer, |_Yroadway. Hast i160 gas machine cheap|ivis MITC Hote 3036. ly perfee electric at te owned by seule, mechanic: ATS. ith, BE. Pini ~ FORD ROADSTER—A buy at $350. Hamil & 2 houses. with electric lights, for e 1A cord Owner moving away, See Victor CAK risverd, Brummer’s store at th fangities. Hi4-S1te Smith Bide. “GOOD dab), “URED Pine. DRIVEN extran, $800; ngdahl, 1631 E—JERSEY COW, JUST fremh; very womtle: | $76, | it taken Olson, TR 1, $5. Bamonds, Wash. 5 too oval fe tring. and Ww. sath ett ene » Reacon 258. CHINES, GOOD DROP- 0, Fs tee renting. aa igi RANT SE RENT. OF as IF §AM WEISFIELD CAN'T RE-| overhauied: pair yourswaten, throw it away. EMPORLUM, A ee FLUFF RUG WEAVING. Tite cAR- | WANTED—AUTOMOBILES t Shop, 410 Terry N. Elliott |i# YO T CASH VOR YOUR ear, let b, it. We charge storage, and have a nice show room, MAME: £ ENGDAHL Br AN Paidney WIL PRY Du OT CASH FOR WORD. Chevrolet or Dodge, in eon- gies, Hamill odway. Phone manger CASH PI good Nght cars. Henry o Co., 618 K, Pike at. 5S ON AUTOMOBILES. EMPORIUM, 13th, EK. 6A INE LARGE APPLES oR SALE— TRUCI at $1.45 @ box. $41 Sullivan st. 6 ee eee KAVANAGH'S HATS $2.50. 1068 7 ‘8 SOLDIER, 23. MAR-| 61 WANTED—F URNITURE nts work truck driving: 4 pyre BELLTOWN FURNITURE CO; experience: references. Have| ‘Main 3517. We want household truck. Will do hauling res-| and office furnitura, pianos, Vie- Leave call, Rainier 123-J.| trulas everything e evenings & p. m. to id| Toles eves ‘Tupper. PACIFIC 2212 Firat Ave. " | finke Furniture Go. 408 (52 FOR SALR—FURNITL COCO FIBER DOOR MATS bag Y sing wove Cord, ed oceee A BK 1,200 miles; some terme Hamill & Broadway, _ ~~ THE FABHION Autos to hire without drivers. Stor- age and repairing. 2205 Second ve. Mott 0 6 $625. 6-PASS., JU. SED CAR EST WOOD, Fik AND ALDEN, to $12.50 per cord. Poone enwood 1653. ING, anywhere. ONOGRAPH—MA- wh. Pacific Phono- Pt te BRAKE 3 vt Pe, Experien ar} rite only, Railway, O-84, Al - SAN’ ard teh, throw it @way. M4 Union. RM FOR WHITE ARE » Write Dalley Clay Warrenton, Or. WANTED TO_INTH proposition. Write or Lyon SED Pine. "=D MOTORS CO. 1520-22 Hellevue Between Pike and Pine HONEST 4 REBUILT —— ———— VALUE if UTOMOBILES An exceptional list of rebullt deliv- eries and trucks, you ean ure a light de! ry, see ua before you buy. we sure have what you need at a very low price Reo Speedwagon ch dition, desires opportunit th with reliable firm. ability, Best references, Call izh Wish#S POst- ere a Ford can be used. e Capitol 17! to prove Execu- sin, in Al con- 0 GMC chaasia, just out of the shop. A bargain. —— Buick light express model. Very good. And reer Siz Also. How AR EWING CO. 201-202 Crary Bide. 6th and Union, 4 ROOMS OF FINE FURNITURE $20; location; nero “WAGON IN Holdale, 211% body, 1918 . downstairs. MALE AND FEMALE HELI’ WANTED THEE! ; LARGE ALAS- | ak! Queen Anne Ford covered body. Fine lght de- livery, dete Sera is. Good rubber and Ford express body. Has 1919 motor. Z Some buy, OR STRAY FROM SLSLSELSLELELSLSLS 0 achool Friday, ay Arter pd 24, | Overland express body. Mechanical- smoke Persian SE ears ly 0. K Answers to name of Patrick. 0° ‘a pet. Reward. Phone North Studebaker expres wo, Think of it, you beat it? body, ready to WE only $250. Can CONFESS wigins All care are bargains at the UNITED MOTORS CO We C4 open til’ P.M. hone Bast 9. and 7p. m., Octo- Wand olym- ‘That we srelmaxing the 38. rd. ridiculously & low price of $1,000 one LIBERTY car of recent production to get you acquainted with us and our stock of real bargains in real au- tomobile: Come in this wonderful ina LIBERTY, AUTO ACCESSORIES Wi BUY AND SELL Usen TIRE Firgt class repair departinent. Model Tire Shop, 2309 First. Kl- liott_747. and nee BOOK oi apts Wings Hank. ‘feturn to fan, care bank, DRESSMAKING iD — Dk RasMA KING, ALL ‘our old suits into on: le, B. She SHIELDS-LIVEN COMP. Cor.*11th Ave, and 1B. Pike St. Phone East 100. =] § co 3 eCatatoraratatatatermtml PAN JK of A 21 - 912 let ave. Tpeusonable. | 8 LSLSLSLELSLSLSLS Cars Diamond a We nt pikes rior "Portiand Cement. 10 Davie, Oar, WILL SELL Pan Motor th, op. Food Pri Norwesian-A Western Tub! Heneon Coal . Harvey Crude Ol Forks Prilling 1 Workers Of #ieia fina United Finance Cont 4 ptd. 4 com, « + $475.00 eee Mere ts the winner last week: MRS. A. JOHNS Burton Court, Seattle ‘Why sbould the spirit of mortal be proud, When God is the great mediator? ‘With your faith in Him, a few centa In The Star, Their Want Ads become your dictator, “Columbas First Said That the World FORHIG? 2000 Fre. French Gov. 39000 Mike. Greater, Herlin 08 Mis, City of Cologne $000 Mikes. City of Vienna DINAYIAN AMIGK ~ F100 Green Was Round” The Aa enly, and mention Want A First prize, $3. Goatent Manager. % FOR SALK—REAL ESTATE. ae BAKER $3,250-—A a bungalow, butt two years eh Just repainted ted throughout. tion living and din- hardwood edroome ts of clomet apace; cabinet kitchen with noc full cement basement, furnace and trays, Fine lawn and shrubbery. Immediate possession, Very easy terma ae bath WOODLAND PARK $5,900-—A beautiful bungalow of five roorts and larg attler 2 26-foot liv- large dining room: with nook; two fine bath; ite; full ee~ t laun- dry. The attic will make one large room and @ sleeping ne Suitable terms. CLOSE-IN COTTAGE plendid cottage of five d bath at 1420 23rd ave. to school, urniture in- ouneanion. eda Pp Very easy terma. ‘Woo! it over, PCKERN-McQUESTEN-SLAMPERG Eliott 3756 1016 Third Avenue FOUR HOOME AND VATE FLT $150 Cash, $35 per Month Address, 5616 ‘Becond ave (four bloeks west of Woodland ark, third lot south of 6Tth at). irand new hor never occupied; living room, two bedrooma, kiteb- fine view; © city park. yourself of phone Ke od 1437 or Main 3458, ‘Will take good lot as part payment UNIVERSITY DIRTRICT HARGAIN Very pretty 5-room bungalow with large attic and sleeping porch up- ry ; full basement; hot water heat, furnace, fireplace; hardwood floors: buffet kitchea; all in fine condition; lot 60x120; with gar- ange: close to car and University. Price only $5,000. ¢ ain 3333 before 12 a m. Sunday and Mon- SEVEN AND A WAL LOTS AT WS BACH half lote at e oid" Lone, $.- os car ride from olson’ s HA. GOODFELLOW allway Kxehange Bullding JUBT FOUND IT ight and water; on Frederick & monthly. L AL yy ow Haliard 1924. “NEAR MT” TAKER Cai” $2,500 Owner leaving; oniy $200 cash for 604100; only 1% blocks from car; fruit, berries: immediate Main He, G A. SP EK & CO 205 Hinckley Tuitding SIX-ROOM HOUSE, VACANT West Seattio,moar steel milla For sale easy terma Take lot or close-in acre aa part payment. Tait, wits Fa SoRBAN ee , American Dank building. AT TIVERSIDE- Four-room bungalow; modern ex- cept bath; lot 60x100; full base- ment; cle to three car lines. Price $1,200; $500 cash. Get key at 325 Burke building, Second and _Marion NORTH WROAD WAY part; 6-ree modern bunga- 1 view: pay: for quick terma; lot a worth the money, Main 6571; Karke building, @ GROUND AND f-ROOM $100 cash and $16 per House can be made into a dandy 5-room cottage. You can fe e im and finieh it at your PETERS, 116 Third A LVER—QUEEN ANN Come to me for the beg buys on Queen Anne hil am*the oldest established specialist in this dis- trict. R. C, CULVER 14 Roston at Queen Anne 77. 5-ROOM HUNGALOW; big lot; ce- ‘urnace, trays. on’ very easy terms. Mr, Clinton, 518 Seaboard Bank building Jott 2304 -PHINNEY RIDGE. m bungalow; large lot; $500 balance ary GUST STENBERG 3088 LOVE home for lots, near ¢ € Y-ACRE houae, emonth ext ment Only $4.0 Bufiding ct A REAL nom houne, 2 wen park. Write GOOD F-ROOM Ouse. with laundry, Call 315 30th ave. WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY i, KirER— real eatate exclusivel: ed 1906, Downs Bidg. ave. Main 3726. 77) WANTED—IWAL ESTATE WE ARB DEATROUS OF OWFAIN- ing listings of good homes in all the better sections of the city. qaey clients are waiting to buy. thd home is priced Kirt we iH have no trouble in selling for y Phone v and one of our representativ will call and in- spect your SOTTSTEL roperty. NS’ INC. 109 Columbia St. Phone Elliott 3240. M. J. LOVE, MGR. aut Ustate Dopartnen’: WE HAVE AST YOR 6 OR G- room good house; prefer close to Hillman or Columbia. P. VAN ARSDALE & CO, 1019 Third Avenue WANTED w Ht located. F. 16 Ei Good dairy farm, D. Clark, 1016 ‘Thirty acres, all good garden land; nicely improved; good house, barn and outbulldings; family orchard; good water; south of Houston, Frice $4, 600; will trade for Sound property. ¥. M. JORDAN & CO. 211 American Bank Building MY SWELL 1018 STUDEBAKER assenger and cash for good cheap bow 6, Or will sell on easy terma. deal. O'Neil, 1317 Denny way. je sent to The Star not later, th Winners will be announced Satur was Pn) submit must consist of four lines Clemmer Theatre tickets will be given to the 25 next best rh: All tickets will be matied to the winners, ‘The Star reserves the right to use any rhyme aubmitted durt ir after the contest. Address all answers to the Want xe Rhymes me | 40 ACRES HOTTOM LAND. P N HATIES ¢ 2ORPORATION * 71th Mh using thie Tine t Ad Rhymy to the ny POR” BALE a9 ome, $1,000 balance. ‘329 Cidate oe AAND, at HOUsEg EM ay’ terms on f the pai Friday, y. NY WAiit WAVING, hena pack for gray he MT ROVEMENT SHOP Inion tit nr Some HoH WRITE, verything @ll right. We will tect you. If you need hell write or telegraph: we will ans at once, Father and bit ¥. No FREER Physician apd Surgeon, hronic Dine 905% Third TAN TC HANDLER RBA NT, orb. remed First ave. PERMAN Marcell B and fade reg A Main 6507, ymesters. 79 HOMECROFT Three-room new cottage An acre of fine soll Main S128. ABEAGE, BALA GLOWR, 421 People's Hank Lidg, Kecond and Pike, Fronting two streets; city water. 100 NEA Walking distance of street cara Very easy terme. Call at office, 26th ave. 8. W. and Bp. e. Eake Alki. Fauntleroy it Beattie cara. Open even- PHONE WEST 499. ‘ATE LOANS vor INGTON ¥ARR ‘AND. AC REAGE TOANS. “Prom ery ioe. noTiM FANS Oro Aa cb, Inc, Leary Bidg. Main 4010. 106 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT Yompany will sell at yetion on Thureda: 192% at 10 @ m, at 1301 Bidg,, Seattle, Washing- hs following described re 7 é § 008 5. Mele 1 4, i112 na wheat, 409 sacks of on bushels of potatoes 100 bushels bj corm per acre; where all kinds ing, Krasses, vegetables, ber ‘a and fruits bundance; close to acho Remember, we this amount ‘o Hing for $20 per cash, balance on or Bt 6% interest. Qpeut 70 miles from Beattit, Hington, in Skagit and bno- homian counties, close to paved highways. wai © for partionte ‘* of come and eo for srAakks ‘ront Addition to the Cit of Bente, Wash hs ing will be for cash be . [J is ot the bald Pompe at the same tim i ROVERTS ‘% he ee Attorn: TAM NOT LesPONSIDLR FOR debts contracted by my wife, Mra. E4ith Wilderman, beginning October 4, 1920, Geo. W. Wilder- man. MILLER & MANDLE. #1 Front St, epee, DEE Pints Wey MAND pO LAND YETO AN Thoroly Cleared and Ready for Cultivation. On the PAYED TACOMA HIGH, WAY. ju south of wal HE Mong Bi Barat ig) ig. $08 Serena ave et Se Be “Si cason All courts. r Lewis 1 OONEY, ATTORNEY atiLaw. 813 Third Ave. Biiiott ‘Attorneys—Patent FREDERICK PF. GORIN—PAT— t Attorney. American, and for, kn patents secured, develo: ERG Promoted. _ $08 b-6-7 Central ss an Wash, and #2 at. yashington, mets Main 3 32 Vihar Buttitng. iseetate. Certified re Accountants 5-8 HANSON € 00, Leary Bi fC TURNER, Chir Haight igs nd ‘ane ay r our tA woneres of this DEPENDENT s8 Tees able erme Hasy vIRB INVESTMENT co. Main 2146. 658 Empire Buildin ONE ACHE hiCH” B01 Ise view of water and mountains; 4- room house, barn, chicken house, arage; abundance of fruit; one- elty limit jaa bag0t: aah, MERRITT RPAL ry "Go, 721 New York Block FARM LANDS Hid BALE NOW OW OF YAKIMA VALLEY LAND Located in the rich lower valley, fa- mous for 4 remendous yield of fruits, corn and alfalfa. Within the irrigation district leid qut by the government, and whichis ap extennion of t EAMOUR BUNAYSIDR CANAL We have sold several thousand acres of adjoining Iand in the past year to farmers, 038 wean now © “yd ips about 3,000 acres, in tra r to k0 acre: SS low price oF An eee $20 TO cit ACRES PRIVATE AND CLINI “ 5 ents. ¢ CO a Bm yg eg 30-31 People’s Bank Bldg. ae & : m the Yakima ce 1 end clo oO town; two rallroa nee and graded state highway pass JENNINGS, GRAD- thru it Call at our offices or pees + ‘almor achool, Denny Gampbell, 0. N, Pantages Mid, Bl 9356 Collateral Loans write, Government poll, topo~ graph and trrigation mapa, SON EY LOANED ON ALL any ot THE RBLIABL! SOF third ave nd terma, n samples of soll and pictures at our office Guarantefa titles fur- nished, Buy now, at the opening Prices. and direct from owner: YAKIMA RIVER FARMS «© ___ 917-918 Green Bidg.. Seattle. EXPERT u SiN Vice FREE. Call Eine 4608-3. Dancing Taught Private lehsons Stevens, th & Pike. dunk ALASKA SUNK CO, 1130 Fist ave. & Elliott 3291, Money to Loan MONEY TO LOA’ On diamonds and jewelry, on most ory terma, SOCIETY Fo EMEDIAL LOANS SEATTLE 335-6 ne ¢ Bullding Second, Madison. MONEY TO LOAN mount on diamonda, weiry; lowest rates dest loan brokers. RICAD RY CO. $21 Second Ave, Established 1889. oreoee and Optometrist mufida, Fraker-Paterson Co, Fainting nd Kalsomining ALSOMINING, “PAINT: terms: 2 per cent interest for first rineipal payments for nds of acres of rich irrigated alfaifa land at including wa’ ail capital. low rates to Alberta. pane. F ondied TON 10-ncre Renton; all cleared; ON from tain bungalow, newly decorate chicken house, garage; fine view of lake; good neighborhood; well settled; family : berries ood garden; 5 black loa! 50 chickens; imp $6,200; terma Mr. 740. rw. DATRY “SNA paved highway, nd town: a8 bottom land; 7 1% acres tn Tutabagas, beets and other crops; ton of hay; 4- om house, barn, chicken house Other’ outbuildings: three 4, heifer, chickens. bargain at $4,600; $2,700 cash, } & CO, 1919 Tpird Avenue FARM Located close to two miles from acres of river actea cleared; toes; patch of hanging. General repairin steeple nt and stack work. Hott 4206- pias Tuning OM, 1011 Columbia mr ‘T piano tuning, $3, ecxpericnce, aittote tig Mills, BIG LAND SALE Adjoining the big Day Lumber Co. ‘arm, in Skagit county, I Just #ubdivided 1,000 acres in acre farimea. Splendid soll, good roads to each 40. Price $36 er acre while they last, and ‘s he beat land offer you | have had for years. Kany to a close in, H. ©. PETERS, 716 Thir PHONE NORTH Tso, APA 16, have that old dress or coat made to fit sixter or daughter. Plain sewing. Prices reasonable. Window Cleaning CASCADE WI ¥ DOW CLEANING Co. Main 8656, BOOZE- SLOOP MEN ON TRIAL Charged with importation. and transportation of liquor, C. Landro and C. Rennett.face prosecution in federal court here under the Volstead act, The two men were arrested on Oc- tober 2, by officers of the coast guard cutter Guard, when 39 quarts of Canadian Scotch whisky were found on their small sailing sloop in the vicinity of Smith's island, in the Strait of Juan de Fuca, 6 ACRES, CLOSE IN, Re Only two ‘miles from Renton; improved section; § acre nearly all ‘el barn, chicken house, house; small fruit trees, straw berries, raspberries and other amall fruit; garage. A fine place for fruit, berries 4 poultry, Price 3, UDE $i, Fe? oy >, VAN rs ho 3 OF THE KSTATH WILL cts near cars and $60, on terms. and, ready for the of these tracts , chicken ranch, berry ranch, When this*land is sold, you will never again get valley land Hoar Seattle at this, price, 3 IN SKAGYE heiqnes been Remove Screen; Get $10 in Pocketbook Removing a screen from a win- dow, burglars entered the home of W. T. Allenbough, 6744 Jones ave. N. W., and stole a pocketbook con- taining $100, said report, to police Tuesday, Perhaps a widow finds it easy to wet marricd again because she! doesn't expect perfection in a man, Ba ie cash. Bow, Box 80, STOCKS AND BONDS ‘INFORMATION VICK 1 (you Rave Say gtccee, bonds or ecurties of do ful value, entral Bldg. Eliott muse’ COUNTY CHOPS BUDGET MORE $7,000 Saving Is Made in Engineer’s Office A ent of $127,000 made In the coun- ty engineer's budget for 1921 was ad- ditionally -cut $7,000 upon the reo ommendation of 'T, R. Beeman, nom inee for engineer, Tuerday, at the public hearing of the new budget. Beeman declared that were he elected, he felt he could do the work during the coming year for $7,000 lena than the county commissioners | had decided to allow him, The addi tional cut was allowed without argu ment and@ received the indorsement of the various taxation and business Tepresentatives siting in on the hearing. - The commiastoners’ cut of $66,605 to the morgue and t coroner's budget was reduced to $62,066, after | Deputy Coroner Frank Koepfil ex plained that a state law required @ court reporter at each inquest, and after he explained the amount sent in for the budget for morgue sup plies. Rapid progress in the work indl- cated that the hearing probably would be completed Tuesday, ‘The departments of the county auditor, county assessor, county treasurer, prosecuting attorney, county engineer, sheriff and several Justices of the peace have been com: pleted, ‘The board decided to take the cases of the various constables at one time at a later date, The cuts in these cases are immaterial. In all instances salary increases were disallowed, and an additior $4,000 was removed from the treas- urer’s estimate, The sheriff's office had $2,000 added to the $20,120 cut made by the comminsisoners. « Deputy Sheriff Matt Starwich de clared Tuesday that he could do nice- ly, if elected, on the amount allowed | him, and could make\an additional saving. He said that he would cut fgur dep uties from the list employed at pres- ent and would run his office with five automopiles. Wet Feet and Rattly Teeth be cdarbnome SE COLLISION IS _ INVESTIGATE Auto Truck “and Car Crash at Foot of “L” Incline Trmffic division officials Tuesday were investigating the collision be tween a street car and an auto truck at the foot of the “L” incline at Hok gate st. and Whatcom ave, Monday noon, # M. K. Sweeney, 2049 Belvedere ave. was olightly bruised and eut. / Sweeney's truck stalled on the car tracks. The car came down the ine cline and crashed into it. H. F. Achenbach, 7938 24th ave. who was | with Sweeney in the auto, escaped | injury by jumping out before the anto was hit. Sweeney was treated — at city hospital and released. ASKS $2,000 4 ‘ 7 —_,) ki . Simon Charges Land- lady Put Her Out ' Mrs. Augusta Simon, widow of the late Attorney Ralph Simon, speeet as plaintiff in Judge John 8. Jurey’s court today in an action to recover © $2,000 from Mrs. Carrie Shequin, her! former landlady at 167 27th ave. Mrs. Simon charges that on May | 3, 1919, Mra. Shequin moved the perm sonal effects of her tenant, the plain tiff, out of her apartment into bn hall, and that she suffered ble humiliation from the well as some property damage. The incident was the mis of a dispute over the amount of Mrs. Simon was to pay for her room apartment with kitchen leges for herself and young ter. Mra. Simon says the monthly 31 was $20. Mrs. Shequin it was $22.50, CHINK UP FOR We Leo Ging, alias Leo Yen, | scheduled for hearing before Cause Arrest|=*=,, George Chatters, colored, got his feet wet Monday night, and also got into jail ‘Chatters was “going south in the direction of east” with four sticks of wood near a woodyard at Eighth ave, and Madison st, when Patrol- men G. W. Christy and EB. Vallett spied him. He looked suspicious to the Officera. They started to meet him. Chatters dropped the wood and ran into some brush. Altho Christy fired in the alr five times, he failed to halt Chatters. An hour later in a downtown pool- room, the two officers noticed a col- ored man with burrs and mud on hi clothes and teeth chattering as he sat near a radiator, trying to warm himself. “Must be Chatters,” said Christy to Vallett. “His feet are wet.” Chatters was in city jall Tuesday. 12 IN HOSPITAL FROM SMASHUPS Ralph Israel, 14, of 1504 Yesler way, and W. R. Tinkham, 4100 36th ave, N. E., were in city hospital Tuesday as the aftermath of Bun- day's auto crashes. Ralph incurred a severe head bruise when he fell in Jumping from the running board of J. Hannan’s auto at 23rd ave. and Yesler way. Hannan lives at 207 Sist ave. The Loy will recover. ‘Tinkham was brought to the hos- pital Monday when he became worse after being struck by Meyer Neft's auto on Month ke boulevrd, near the new U. cf W. stadium Sunday. Physicians thought at first that his —_ was fractured, His condition Rot fatal. Undersells Pair of Pants; Cops Get Him “He's not trying to reduce the cost of living, Dan, do you think?” said Patrolman Guy Bowen to Copper Dan Griffin, when they saw William 8S. Thomipson, 30, selling a pair of trous- ers, worth 26, for $2, at First ave. S. and Manin st. Tuesday. Griffin thought not, So Thompson is in city jail The trousers were stolen, the officers say. 50,000 Prisoners Taken by Poland WARSAW, Oct. 5.—The Poles have advanced to Mir in their drive against the Bolshevik troops, the Polish communique said today, Fifty thousand prisoners were captured in the vicinity of Lida and 16 Soviet divisions were disrupted, the statement said. Mir is 40 miles southwest of Minsk. State of Kansas Gains Population WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.—The cen- sus bureau today announced the fol- lowing 1920 population figures: State of Arizona, 333,273; increage, 128,919, or 63.1 per cent. State of North Carolina, 2,556,486; increase, 350,199, or 15.9, State of Kansas, 1,769,185; crease, 78,236, or 4.6, Chinese Enters With U. of W. Scholarship Tsol Naal Shing, the first of 20 trade students, who have been pre- sented with scholarships to the Uni- versity of Washington by Seattle business men, has enrolled in a com: mercial course, Frank Waterhouse & Co, present- ed Shing his scholarship. The pre. sentation is made with a view to- in- wards promoting better trade rela- tions between China and the United States, Ask All Employes Get Time to Vote}| mani Associated Industries is arranging | for employes thruout the city to get ‘off some time during election day for “the purpose of voting, five-tael tin of hop, 2 FORDS, 2 MEN AND 1 STILL IN Two Ford autos and a still held by police Tuesday, while Ue Trink, 26, salesman, Bremmer, 30, were in Sergeant W. F. trolmen J. R. McCarthy, CG W, Black and F. : a house at 907 13th ave, Monday night and made the arrests. whisky from the still is also as evidence. Boy Run Over Wagon and CORVALLIS, Ore, Oct, 5—Fualling, from a wagon driven by his father, Harry Stout, aged 6, was run over PUGET SOUND STEAMERS - ALL LOCAL RO Ls Fig re 3 the ‘Wed.|Juan islands. Fri. | Pointe marked ** are boat fai passenger Janding chargea Bageage Benin, ie te ‘open from Bias em te midnight,