The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 20, 1920, Page 15

FY, DECEMBER 20, 1920. Seattle Star iy a wath AVR Riley Washinaton scription Rates BY wh IN APVANCR THE STATS + *. re OUTSIDE OF STATE C WASHINGTON fe Te por month, or $9.00 year BY CARRIER IN CITY th sence Largest ‘Mullins in the Northwest Reads The Star's Want Ads Phone Main 600 tes Per Insertion Northwest. FEMALE HEL PLER RKS. OvER Hh 138 montt EXp WANTED $ Beene January y STOM Or lens and repairs. lain 65, our watch, away aio. ‘ IMB PYANO PL ft. $06 Pine at AYING SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE T-CLA work LE ss 1012 E. Thomas st 2 WANTED AT OFFICERS WANTED SAN FRANCISCO reeelved Trans- We de fons have been jome officers in the Ferryboat Service. Vv to promptly ¢ Rew men, for whom and lodging will > together with strong p< tion. We will receive appli- for employment from qual- men who have proper licenses Bre ¢ligible for licenses, Any nm taken into the service permanently reta ned, if factory. and reeeive the prity rank of officers who eet the service, & = prevail Please call Emercier, Union Station, F and transportation will HERN PACIFIC COMPANY J. H. DYER General Manager. be POSTAL morth, Exam- January. Experience un- ry. Por free particulars J. Leonard (former Civ Examiner), 1129 Equitable | Washington. D.C D—BOYS FOR ROUTE CAR. 1 parts of the city. Good pep is fa Sore t. FOR lation Department, ma‘? Seattle. © ; 5 CANT RE- oe watch, throw it away. air for Jewelry, Fy hwars, 3. Stafford & BRAKEME> a: 4 , ie with wife and toby. wants ment. Wi go. any ace ween Anne 1436, or write Ww. CC WIFE Woman man c MAN “AND have employment, cook and bousekeaper: rive car. Address Fiat ED FIRE MA ii ‘once, fourth-grade ¢ G-199, Star aS MAN WANTS WORK wages no object. AL M rt. private or hospital, Box WANTED MAN TO REP- us fo je of our litho @ plates. For full information American Metal Art Co. ‘own st. Dayton, 0. 10ST AND FOUND & and Broadway. . 3. Nelson, LD CANT RE- ch, throw it away DRESSMAKING AME WOLFE HAS ie RNED * room in Hotel W a to take any, kind of w it by day hone Main N LOW, F apeciatiog plane $49. per_month. im BN bien! North Seif Arcate Bidg. Elliott HOUSES FOR RENT ab Us fut Biture, io2e 1482. STERS, 716 Third Ave HOUSE, FURNISHE for one or two "aylor ave. corner of John. | 2362: UKNISHED APARTMENI> AND FLATS % ROOMS, BATH, NEWLY ted, one block Frederick d& gon $27.50 month. 1609 Sev- FURNISHED APAKTMENTS AND FLATS IACHELO: well Murnished, $16 month. enth ave. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 3 COMFORTABLE , giao sleeping Godation. Men bw th 2946. 1609 preterred. Ialicine distance BOARD AND KOO } A MONTH, OR $15 A MO ith board. Call after 10 ra, Nogar, 3402 36th n 7 ie —O7 3 oi rg etween Fifth and Weat- "Tb feet facing Pine windows. This is o location Dentists, i OWL Fax Pete, fie First. Wlliott COR “FIRST -GROWTH FOR- atte} Queen Anne 6193, or Mite 2042 16th ave. $0.50 the vacancies | APARTMENT, | 18 WANTED—MISCEL 1. at ‘ous Usp Main LLANBPOUS SASH AND DOORS ILLIAMS CO, Ave sort SHORT FLOORING sot lengths, and § and r and for 6-foot to 9-foo BEVEL SIDING f te WILLIAMS CO. established 1899. ‘ t FRO 0 pair: dark f furs re cROSENE Mar GAB BRURNE? Stall 160 efficie lake Depen t AL | LESCH UUM Chi ore fo0K KR Key fitt TY SHOE SEWING MA heads, ox ANBIG 2 Mar hs; THAT filing Sevent HINES, Good D sie oe Repairing, rent Main ‘1926. 24 First ave SEW PIANOS FOR R applied | on | purchase NO tent Meyer- CHT | MAS TREE AND oh y bs f Yakima Murry iF SAM WEISFIELD CANT KE- pair your wateh, throw It aw 04 Union MATTRE SSEX UPHOL aTE Woop $12 cord, $6 have SHIPYARD $5.50, double at 1105-J woop Main DRY WOOD. load, AND COAL carpet cleanera | DRY SLAB | im water, $5.50 load. |GHEAP WOOD,” $86 | joad. Phone | VIOLINS FINE East 5744 DIAMOND aes, $10. KAVANAGH § HATS 82.50. a WANTED—F CENITURE THE HELLY FURNITURE CO, Main 3517. We want household and office furniture, ‘pianos, Vie- eer ane. of value PORNTTU Main 1603. 408 Pike, MeRid WOOD: NEVER HEEN Ra 7. poUbLE Car ‘ STRADIVARL toni 2 Vi6LIN 1608 iat. NICE LITTLE HOME. rooms of furniture rents for $15 per month. pe FC se ‘sna Union. LES HOT Swap 201-207 vas Bid Fite | HHATI 5 ci B dition [36 FOR SALE POULTRY 1 HAVE A NE export model Haines. 7 has never been driven. sell to patisty m handle your paper. } Call MR. DAVIS Rainier-Grand Hotel, K ° age and ave Ell 62 WANTED—AUTOMOBILES CASH FOR CARS Will pay spot cash fe del cars Hamill 31 Broadway WiGHEST CASH PRICE goo light cara. uto Co., 618 « & PAID FOR Henry Mossbach Pike at MACHINERY i MOT’ * Monte 6. Main 919. $24 lat & BE AVER. Diamond Hicks ¢ 912i FOR SALP—REAL ESTATE “UNIVERSITY BUNGALOW ith with lights « naists of & machine, phi ivory dressers, it & CO, I rd Bide eal! 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FARM LANDS IN CANADA'S WHEAT BELT Two a 160 and 156 ub THRETNE WET Y Hide VED RANCIT® ance barn house hay chi igs: | beautiful halt cash VAN ARSDALE 1019 Third Ave “READY MADI | Western Washington | berry a; 3 lands either under for tion. Wast BASY "McKenna » beat mar- wort ARSDALF 1019 Third A HAVE GOOD ft land & co. A vo with mad, and in prove of Skagit county terms H.C. PRTERS ACRES road it FARM 714 Third Ave. KEYPOT ma POF terms. East 2651 | cep Hea Salvage cing Airship WANTED Rubber. Aero Alarm. Amalg. Gold Mine leum & Coal nds at Market J. 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Well Digging NG WATER GUAR- K WELL Dic f od | Ex ‘Window Cleaning Wan NDOW CLEANING ADIs Main % ‘* Secord Denies He Had Booze for Sale Odilon J, Secord, who runs a drug store at 2300 Jackson st. pleaded my | in| could Ot guilty in federal court Monday to possession of liquor for sale, He a | 1s to be assigned for trial January 3, \ Buk it | ADIUST- | » TTLE STAR BY PAUL N. WILSON American naval gunners are the t in the world—everytody knows In young Inde— eniiated man today i lene out of high remunerative have the average positions. ne of the ry an places ae in the American na than 19 years—just aohool in t war the #p other navies 1 with which American sailors could load and 1, making hit after hit what everybody dc ia that young not taenter college ing thin tradition of supertority in mar improving upon It CRACK SHOOTING STANDARD UPHELD Since the war most rs have left the 1 at learning their trade, that negle gunnery standard in th hax been lowered since the war Gun erew No. the 1 Arkansas, on which I was qt during the recent Pacific f not a navy boys on are t and man even, y cases, On nnual navy for fiveinch guns August 23rd, this year, in the target practice, fired four sho’ rect hits in 21 seconds tean and made four di on & 16-foot of the old- tim navy for more GEE, A_ WHOLE SVENWG TO SPEND ALONE on, HERES OU EPcTETus, HE'S ALWAYS Goop — a An’ How FOR. AN ONINTERRUP’ EVENINGS ENJOYMENT — ' The prairie dog, pest of the plains, ws fast dying out. Where a dog “town” used to cover several square miles, few now cover more than 10 acres. The Kansas State Agricul- tural college has been fighting him for years because he has learned to like alfalfa, corn and wheat, and has done great damage to crops. Strychinine is being used. to kill off the pest. Send This Protest on Income Tax to Your Congressmen Hon. eaeecees nee ce ere nese none cere cecwere cress Insert name of congressman Washington, D. C, Dear Sir: Believing that Secretary Houston's proposal to raise the tax on incomes of less than $5,000 is wrong in principle, and particularly unjust if surtaxes on higher incomes are not raised in proportion, 1 earnestly ask you to record your vote emphatically against it, It is not the small and moderate incomes that should be further burdened, for every cent taken from that source is the taking of money needed for actual living costs. The present exemptions of $1,000 for single men and $2,000 for married men are scarcely representative of the minimum costs of living, and therefore to further handicap those of small in- comes is unjustifiable and oppressive. I believe I am voleing the senti ment of a majority of your constituency when I ask that you vote against this unfair proposal, Respectfully yours, OUY cares creecces scssrnee meeceresccecetecsecceesconceneeess Hut #0 quick have they been | , euvers, hold the record in the Amar. | #h!P, | corded. | {ean navy or any other navy has yet this bunch of boys | been able to j the | example their | target at a range of 1,850 yards. it was not a stationary target, nor # the ship from which they were tionary. Both were movin tions at full spe the little square of bounding up and down firing in opposite mile aws canvus was on the waves. In leas time than ft taken you to 60 yards, four sb were brought up from the bottom of the loaded, fired and the hits re No other ship in the Amer equal it the lad on the accomp: ne side of ing ple Look at the gun tn AN £=VENING WITH EPICTETUS I GUESS Tu READ UP On PHILOSOPHY — eux WAIT The t Fite or PIPE — BANK'S VAULTS, INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Dee. 20.— Yeggmen looted the vault of the In- diana National bank of between $6,000 and $15,000, it became known today when the bank doors were opened. “Hunk of Pie” Drops To Nickel a Slice SPOK: Dec. 20.—The sun ap: peared recently after long darkness. Pie eaters are rejoicing because one local restaurant has announced that big, regular, all-satistying cuts of pie will sell in the future for 5 cents, the pre-war price. Other eating places are expected to meet the reduction, 20,—Sine ‘an not follow the of rooming houses in hang: ing out the “no vacancies" sign, arrivals must sleep on the floor, | There are 368 guests in the building, | built for half that number. The an nual exodus to California for the win- plamed. Musician Leaves Her His Ashes and Estate LONDON, Eng., Deo. 20.—James Gilday, a music hall performer, di- rected in his will that he should be cremated and the ashes given to Ethel Petit, bis “dear aed only friend,” to whom he also left most Hit by Autos of his estate. This Year 619 Joe Green, colored, sat down in the street after being hit by the auto of G Smith, Aberdeen, at county Pedestrians Third ave. and Virginia st. Green was uninjured. new | U. 5. Schoolboy Sailors Are World's Best Conner’ Cr rew 5, of tthe Arksnsas, Holds Record for Our Naty U.S. navy champion five inch gun crew and the gun's pointer “training his piere.” }ture. He's the one who's responsible for the hits; he keeps the gun train ed on the target at all times, paying no attention to the others of the crey, And he's only a little over 17 years old. It is such boys, quick witted, ever | ready, and able, upon whom Uncle Sam depends to handle his naval weapons. They're a happy+ golucky bunch of kids—except when they're on the pubs, Th it’s all business—and woe to the boy who fails to do his part just as fast and as well as the others. And thé war proved they're just as good under \fire as during the calmest practice, Ex-KaiserHas Wild Plan for Dutch ‘Fleet’ | Withelm Pores Over Maps While “Willy” Longs for Gay Life BY MILTON BRONNER | LONDO! Dee. 20.— Withelm | Hohenzollern, Sr., is still dreaming | grandiose dreams and Willy, Jr. ts jst longing for the guieties and fleshpots of the big cities, ‘That is the dope about the former German kaiser and the crown prince as given me by a highly-placed Dutchman who knows what is going on in Hohenzollern circles. I met him here and/spent a half hour listening to his stories of the Hohem zollern clan. ‘The former kaiser in his home at Doorn is more secluded than when he lived at Amerongen with Count | Bentinck. My Dutch informant has seen Wik | helm and says he “bores everyone to tears.” | For instance, Withelm got it into is head that Holland needed more energetic }land. So he planned a fantastic scheme for the drainage of the Zuy- |der Zee, the land-locked arm of the |sea which is entirely surrounded by | Duteh territory. The ex-kaiser drew maps and talked Zuyder Zee and drainage until every Dutchman whe saw him began tapping their heads, ‘The eX-kalser also felt that in this world Holland nrust be prepared to meet her “enemies.” So he sketched out a plan for a great submarine fleet which should be built to pro tect Holland. He talks this night The crown prince fs not engrossed in such subjects. He is weary to death of his practical exile in the lonely island spot known as Wier. limgen, Occasionally his tedium ts |broken by a journey to his father’s house. But he is always accompanied and watched over by Dutch officials, And always he pleads in vain for permission to visit Amsterdam where there are bright lights and fine shops and cafes and dances and theatres and gaicty and life. So far all such pleas have been refused, GETS MONEY FROM ASYLUM Woman Who \ Wore Trousers Recovers Cash — ' Thru the efforts of Deputy Prose- cuting Attorney C. C. Dalton, Celia Rosen, who was arrested as insane in New York when she wore trousers to avoid a man she thought was fol- lowing her, has recovered $849.18 taken from her when she Was com- mitted to a New York institution, March 22, 1920, Mrs. Rosen, who lived with her | sister, Mrs. Rose Seigal, 935 21st, this city, was held six weeks in New York, then sent here in custody of an offi- cer and finally adjudged mentally sound. She aft left for Chicago immediately receiving her money Saturday.