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, DECEMBER %4, 1920, ie Seattle Star }48 WANTED—MISCELLANROUS =| aa ow rae MOTE Por) lething, furs, F awetr DAY buy) xchanee gyyrything, 131 voret bd FoR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS | FoR SALE—AUTOMOBILES WERORH you HOY Your cap ear, be © you #oe the fine at of used care Which are polling at Yory low pricon at 618 M, Pike at GARAGE without drivers, Stor Feppiring, 2205 Secu ate. “Rivace 82 THAD to wy Fat RING AND 100 cash for other, Box 143, Skykomish, Wash batt Autos AND DOORS WILLIAMS CO, 962 Pirest Ava & SORT FLOORING or SHORT CRILING rhe Priced $2900 per thousand for 4 ys! ‘ foot ea@ b-foot lengths, and $35.00) _#¢ s per ti nawand for G-foot to d-foot ong tha, RED CEDAR REV 4 Inches and $20.00 SARIt on sik STUD tion, exchange or ALLE Howe! @ WANTED—AUTOMOBILES WANTED — AUTOMORTL ster preferred. Lie . OU OF STATE OF WAsiuNOTON BM To per month. or $9.00 year y CARRIER In CITY +++ 80.50 + ae Northwest ds The Star’s Want Ads L. SIDING wide, priced and, FoR CARs each for good late Our larme {lustrated catalog ahow- ' Hamill & tnedah|, ing full line of building ma\ free on request, OQ Be WILLIAMS CO, Hatablished 189 MAGNETIC LIFE THe VIT-O-NIe FUL remalt ance. Tt and puri If you hi title, Nervousness, Kidney or Stomach Troubles, t VITO NET It never falls, NE ke im harmony ~ FAILING 26 Central Henry Mossbac > Pike #6 Bast 2061 FORD TOURING FOR CARH, PHONE |” Queen Anne 418 evenings after 7 }WiLL PAY $180 GAB FOR Porn! or Mel, Bhar FOR SALE—AUTO TRUCKS Hehe cars. aie ie & WONDER ing appli the body stream Neu UNITED MOTORS Co. 1624-26 Belovne Between Pike and Maa NEVE Rardin. Huilding HOME OF nro SPERDWAGON AND TOURING CAR THE THR J Phove ee +8 6.98 Zeer $15.00 Indestr 6 if andicace je oe 14:80 }1 &-ton Speedwagon. ..with eoversd body, has been overhauled com 7.50 la &-ton Reo Speedw: only run 4 months; | and the price ix # in 00 manicuring nets ... vg | 1898 man {even aetn iN YOU LESHING, 15 ‘Third Ave THESE |OUR MON TLL. STReTCH Vike rubber, aa folfowing will in- dicate: Sable brown fox boas free $35 Alaska black fox boas, 43 Russian saulr At Ure Alaska Pur Co. §7 Madison at, beginning of Madison cable SRALAKIN MOCCABINS PROM 7 to $3.00 pair: ndgd mm 2.0 uitrel, ine and ali ind ja Of fure retailed at wh 'lesale rices, The Alaska Fur ©, Sf Madison st. beginning of Mad ON chasse; | oka like new, eof | right. ot “th Deavtiral | ot wh: cream and pink: | length and ana {sk r special pric ea in yt ineh length, mye. vd ce vb a xgry Bead | Neckiace fiower vo 1920 Neo sedan. This car has just run enough to be right and the from 50c price is sure right. ave other makes that are 1 GMC &-ton, with express body; Al condition. 1 Ford %-ton, with express body; has 1919 motor, and in the beat running condition. 1 Ford }-ton, with covered body; runs fine, and looks good. Overland G-ton, with express body; electric lights and starter. Kissel G-ton chassis; has been) rebuilt, and runs fine, and will be sold cheap 36. «Our Hand White Bone aces, in various de Tie SUN CREVE R SETS ON THESE ey. ‘Sur epee an price, for dite, gaat, at ad Madison Cal . "i posta |“ Re Alecks Fur Co. € “+ 235 th. Exam- inning Madison cable. a ony FOREST WOOD, SER ny other wonderfu | i onest | Val i coeKerels, one talk bair switches, cons! tae invalid chair. He Bru PING MACHINES, pulls, outepende, Seare others. Duerest plant ies wacvow “CLEANERS FORT pita ho 2332 2. MACHINES pene. f° a L SY ime Sastre at ANOS FOR RENT. on | purchase. inion UNITED MOTORS ca. THE HOME OF TIE COLE—-RBO—DORT ea ECRSTTI: Cw Rent tr wate en BRAG: Kaak We VAUGHAN Rio) vee ntiny RENT | Hi. Meyer- RERS AND | WAN to Y¥ Hox G-210, Seattle Stat FOR SALE Git FRADE —O! P. motor | Rox @-210, He ESTATE m ror as watch, throw it away. t| HOAD F CARI PRICE PATS FOR | h| han 404 Te Tee |g Ntun } ae ae ° THE SEA |or BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES CROCE “HO HieTyer ATT 91,800; RwerTAURANT, $65 daity kuarantosd; MYCLIN I Li beat. tp the 1 Life ide FOR Pruen woOOKLE PAREN ER, hard worker, | Johamson, 404 Mutual ANAPPY soll 14-room Anne hill, $400 monthly pay | Anne 3248 | WANTED good Inventic Thike } OAD HTL CO eT ays, rs TS WOSINEAR FO Be Mutual Lite 404 Mu _Biliott oat ~ oe BUBINESS 6 KTUNTTIES WANTED YOU GAN RAVE MO patroni«ing the Pamily LIT Howell at. Just fine line la SPECIAL NOTICES |ANYHODY NOWING WHERE | bouts t Ff Ww € opened with Yt WAS Tt te almost bo many ot let pa note our pcos yc th your sleep ab Bealnkin moccasina, from The Rune uirrel, from 606. Dark mink, $2.00 long silk fur, HEEN BAID erime to have fu) bargaing and w it. When y will even dalk | at it P $0.00. A iral Fer tight th rme, vapor bath Firat’ aye Bite Die Latta ell Rant pract« Wilh, TLEMAN Wid W to take little hoy to he war injured uo at Mad ine please call rings? SWEATS MAR 4 SALT GLOW hower, 431 People’s Hank Lid Bee: ifth and day, | fand Pike Anna Marks, Hydrotherapy, #¢ Mutual Lite Bid, PRIVATE WOSPITATO CAP Ti REAL ESTATE LOAD | MONEY Por W ASINGE Fare AND ACKHAGE LOA Prom Bervice A ROTHER FAR yous. L MORTGAGE CO, Ine, Leary Bidg. Main 4010. The Seattle Star DIRECTORY Horneys-at- Fair cna LC “ip FASTEST, 1 cases. Consultation; jarney. Amery sign patents secre i aod promoted. 805-8-7 Centr td Re in W mod 629 re. SP Washington TTLE STAR WHO DO YOU SUPPOSE. THIS CUT-UP FELLOW IS?] Here you are, kids! If you will rearrange the sections of the above picture puzzle, you'll have the picture of one of the most popular fellows of the day. No, it isn't Babe Ruth, And it ien't President-Elect Harding. Just cut out around the outside line of the | attent PAGE 11 SAYS DIPLOMATS FORGET ROUTINE “Go Over Heads” of State Department Chiefs WASHINGTON, Dee, 24 two For the the coomd time within week arte was faced question of foreign diplo- going over head.” In both liplomate have gone to sens nt the formality of work. the dey which is as & breach of diplomatic tate 4 t today with the mate cane tore with ing thro regarded custom The riment first incident Involved Guate und resulted in the de partment demanding an explanation from Julio Bianch!, Guatemalan min- inter, aw to bin action in diseunwing foret iffairs with Senator Moxes, and the apology © wtate epted difficulty involvea Great the result of the British em- having addressed a commurica Senator Kellogg, calling his mn to a denial that England was delaying American cable mes wa scen State department officials were ex weted to confer today on the action Today's n to jot the British embasqy. STAGE AND AUTO HIT; ONE HURT, Cut by Flying Glass on Everett Road Cut by Comic glass when an Eyver- ett stage and a private auto collided on the Everett road north of the city, 10 p. m. Thursday, Mrs. Ruth of 336 W. 47th st., was de howpital Friday. She re- celved a contusion of the right side and her right forearm was badly cut by the glans. The names of the drivers of the autos were not known to polic® or sheriff's office Friday whole picture, then cut out the 14 sections, along the dotted lines, and then put them to- gether so you can iell who he is, After he’s all fixed up right, get out your crayons and KU KLUX KLAN GROWING ]IAll’s Cleared Up but He Is Still in Jail White Salem, Ore. police CURTIS GIVEN HIS FREEDOM Won’t Face Charge of Using Mails to Defraud Extradition was not warranted by the evidence furnished, according to the United States commissioner at Shreveport, La, so he has -freed their Christmas dinners and festiv-/J. M. Curtis, wanted here on charges ities and evidently forgot bout | Of using the mails to defraud. Word Charies T. enaby, 32, . beet to this effect was received Thursday of a few days, Kelsey was held Fri-|y Robert C. Saunders, United Phone Main MA Hee ee ee a ovating. _.. Western. ae Por EN Wr 4 son ak 422 Turke Bulidiog Barbering ‘Queen Anne hilt Mt property: bay Boston, at Queen Anne TT. ween Kane BS FOR SALE OF LARG room aK. Ts down, month nktin Telephone Elliott 24 PHONE N eon the Apollo Crabs fear ‘ BARPRRING THAT SATIBPTER. 310 Union St. Certified Public Accountants day and looked forward to a pleas- Ant Christmas dinner in the jail, with probably @ short visit from his bride, whois at liberty. district attorney here. Curtis was arrested in Shreveport by Postoffice Inspector Pinkham. He ts alleged to have borrowed hun- t ‘burch “< aMAI 5 a 3 music! good SMALL, COTTAGE, An Poe $36 sale KS WANSEN 2 CO, Caary Wide Chiropractor NTERBATED, | DICT Ee TURNER Chi ator, Mutual Life) 210-12 Haight Bide. 2nd and Ping Consultation Tree. ours. 1 7.8 ee by appoin “hu Hott Hh peta! a |e PuvAr Beatt| , ee bafta” went ian HA WANIBD—W AL ESTATE see chy “) Pater och Denny Lf AVE DESIROUS” OF OMTAIN- | Bids. Main 72 ini tings of good he ry my Campbell. O N- Pantages Nid. BLES Va “Chiropadios sein of if Denny Wide = roar. rr 07 Balem officials asked police to ar.| ‘reds of thousands of dollars from Test Kelsey, claiming he had fied wealthy persons, giving as security with a minor girl Local palice|Panches and other property which, it made the arrest and the |!8 alleged were misrepresented. girl, ins lived Pg Seen, had’ ys rtis is said to have struck it rich + a ed he te mearly 18 years|in oll on wome of hie heldiges ta SEAS WT AWFUL USE” Fe OF MILK CAN? reason Kelsey is wonlies” in ‘alerm, now that the alleged original charge has been disproved. Nothing has been heard from Salem for two days “They might at least turn him| In a complaint filed by the pros loose for our first married Christ-|@cuting attorney Friday morning mas,” his bride said Friday, when|P. W. Coppestick i¢ charged with she came to the jail to visit her|Unlawful use of a milk can. He i ees, ote. phone Hast 6500, St. Mark's ST t ood a in CLINTON'S. 1 Exam i Eran pat un- ner), ak juitable On oY C] of the city. Go ncement. S47. gffien, rutnicarey piton Vite —pACreTS Fourons co 2212 First Ave. Mai Binks Furniture Go, 408 Pike. iti .}52 FOR SALE—FURNITURE and Kelsey will spend his Christmas in Jail unless word is received from Fo ou. sige us, a Tepresentatives ‘will call and ine RE- | 201-202 2S Ais and Union. 4 d. LOVE, Git i FUR BXCHANG: ANG ey?! it ba hE Tine Nason, Renton, route 2. _FOR SALB- AUTOMOBILES _ 5 ACRES FOR $750 RIGHT AT INTERURBAN STATION | MONEY TO 14 co. ‘ BETWEEN SBATTLE AND and EVERETT Thin tract js very level; first class Boll; good water; close to school nd roads; ear every howr to Se- * 4 Riverett righ UNITED, 1524-36 letween Pike THE or THE 1920 demonstrator, 4-pansenger ik Cope . leas nt Tels Acpassonger chummy roed- sters. Rko #epAN 920 Reo sedan; cannot be told new. IMPROVED WATER frémt place. Convenient te the city; for an Immediate nale. have a Ge! low price. ETHEWRY sit New York wide. MUTUAL 22-ACRE Af al racter, Pinte aor ing. Will com Arme 2021. WANTED, SELLING NEW | w, Gasoline vaporizer. 5, i gallon made with Ford. Se ied Pukwana, & Dak. 10ST AND FOUND ELVET tefl BY Madison car. fhe ie ean 1042. FCT kind. Famit: e any wo JOHANGON, VT “Lire Bidg. por? new top; re- bd ‘Da er; with w tires 1 3518 -passenger: has been put in|, GANADIAN PACIFI: very best condition. ave other cars that are rebuilt hal guaranteed. 1 Sapepepiie, model N, in Al condi- 1 Bxdemo ite 6, 1919 model; just like 1 Baki and Sr tat from tall light to radiator, with new paint and 6 new tires. (ME) 2 per cent interest tor no 2 principal payments for 4 o of rich’ trig: $50 per sere, ge | eat ir Fight. $2000 oan for Improye- ments mak easy for you to Start with small capital low rates to Alberta. yO} 3 For ma — | Yana | Va rn —e OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9:00 Reboire ||- bt mtn’ | Washington berry land; 10-acre lands either under plow or for plow; no stumps: good | tion. Unusual oro! jon offered to married men with farming ex~ rience. Write tod ie further letaiis. Address Land Pas McKENNA LUMBER € MeKenna, Wash. FARM FOR RuNT, 20 COWS FOR gale, terme Bart Healy, Monroe, cr NICELY FUR- ight, water, $14 14 month to party. \e UNITED MOTORS CoO. roe se Phone Kast 9%. THE HOME OF THE COLE—RBEO—DORT REAL VALUES IN UBED CARS See our stock of used cars before you buy. We can save you money. Maxwell touring -..+-0+.-.$465 100 Chevrolet touring «+++... 385" 485 326 216 Rainier Gas Crys Columbia ited M: Amalg, Gold Mines Beacon Coal Mines Forks Drillin, ; Seattie-Iniand O11 Wepming-Pacitic Oi Tidew 15 0 PurvieClement. Oil @ 36.90 Mid-Continent ran a }%,, monthly.) ‘ocks Western Rubber, Water Coupler. Alaska Petroloum & Ci Smith Canning Mach, iktro Alarm. Liberty Bonds at, Mark Stier Lie WOE Cherry Bt. Main 5899. OT: Purvis-Clement O11 controis 1,400 acres proven ground~Han-~ cock county, Ohio, now producing. Henry’ Only $100,000 capital, 50% etill in Hast! treasury ae ‘9_ BUSINESS OPPORTL bit 1 LT 1918, $285. Others, too, at ALFRED §-CHAIN TER SHOP, Db i ie AYERST, INC, Broadway, town district, good bu “$1,300. peatlons fr Benet! “Le'2| thred blocks’ north’ of Fine: at) HAS. Tt. BLAMBERG iiott 4367. | Denny way, East 126, | 4016 hire Ave Ulliott 876by 5 19 EY % 1917 Studebaker touring .....-. 1919 Ford touring Ford rondster EASY TERMS me of you arse Buy own, and 1” iit ‘sell . table room r with in ‘of ground, for yi flown payment, and t month, including in- ures rost, 735 Henry Bldg. UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS P AND FLATS BPROOM AND inion st. $26. HED APARTMENTS aur Phe om AER RERENT: chcwese 1718 12th ave. t. a FoR RENT—ROOMS PLA FU RNISHE it very low prices. 'Y MOSSRACH AUTO CO, o 616-618 BE. Pike St ARD AND ROOM K. ROOM, $10 PER Mee seth ave. 8. and A 9 FORD) fine, gondition, ‘only | lamsurance of Jules Landoes, ; Here’s One Horror ya ‘LOAN AMOUNT ON DIAMONDS, watches apd Jewelry, lowont rates. trokere. r ms, ° NGUS, BITEL TDG. oclalint for men’ rraminable IND ‘a all. JOIN SFROM, piano repairing. Cor. rect tuning, $3.50. Eliott 1633 evenings. Art Hue Wille, BIT Tal WHEL DIGGING. ATER GUAR- anteed Bast 9426 Wii _ Cleaning ae DOW ~ CLEANING Harding Bans Jazz; Capital to Waltz BAO e Dec. 24,-One fear of the we-view-withalarmers as to the nature of the next ad- ministration in removed with the Phite delpbin violinist, that Senator Har- ding is not a jazz enthusiast. Lan dos was a member of the orchestra that accompanied the president- elect to the canal zone, He found the favorite pieces to be “Tales of | Hoffman” and “La Paloma.” of War Abolished PARIS, France, Dec, 24.—Pres- ident Millerand, the “hygienic presi- j dent,” has proéciatmed the abolition of the presidential kiss when con- ferring decorations. He believes }that touching lips with soldiers is }insanitary and dangerous to. health. i This is the first time since the revo- jution that the French president has neta the bo chat en This Is | Some Arniy, | Infant-ry and All | LONDON, Eng., Dec, 24.--A re markable family reunion took place at Virginia Water when Mrs. Gigg and all her 10 children met for the first time in 40 years. Mra, Gigg ia 80 years old. The ages of the 10 children total 494 years. Mra. Gigg has 32 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren, detained Me at are STEAL HALF A TON OF COAL Super Burgiars Break Into Cellar Diamond thieves, safe crackers, food profiteers, gas merchants and highwaymen must bow before the superior craftemanship of the rob- bers who broke into the ¢éliar of Mra. M. C. Wheétock, 1804 John st., ‘Thursday night and escaped With half a ton of cont, “L woutdi't much if they hnd taken the seweiry Mre. Wheetfock décinred. The burglars made théir entrance into thé cellar while a Christmas party was in progress in the home. | Smashing the door of the coal chute, the robbers evidently shoveled the “black diamonds” into a wagon. = | No trace of the coal bandits was discovered, except a thin trickle of black dust which extended from the| cellar door to the parking strip, Dressed in the queer costumes shown above, members of the newly-reorganized Ky Klue Klan hold their meetings. Inset is a picture of Colonel W. J. Simmons, Atlanta, Ga., imperial wizard of the prganization, who explains that it is a patriotic, law-abiding, respectable fraternal organiz zation that has no connection whatever with night riders.” Mem- bership is made up of lawyers, business men, chiefs of police, and prominent people. Most of the present members are Southerners, altho Simmons says the organization is growing rapidly, and requests for local charters are coming from all parts of the nation. ONCE BLIND, HE SEES MOVIE | have minted it #3) $125 Suit Luxury Even for Wealthy ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Dec. 24.— A wife separated from her husband, even if the latter is several times a millionaire, is indulging in luxury when she pays $125 for a tailor-made suit. Her tradesmen cannot hold her husband for the bill. This was the ruling of Judge Repetto when he dis- missed a suit against Elihu B. Frost, president of the Submarine Boat cor- poration, for two suits sold to Mrs. Frost last summer. Her attorney con- tended that the purchases were “a luxury.” $50 Damages for Attack by Rooster LOS ANGELBS, Cal, Dec, 24-- Mrs, Eleanor Olmstead of this city was assessed $50 damages in favor of Mrs. Margaret Hathaway, a neigh bor, by Justice Palmer, because a Plymouth Rock rooster belonging to Mrs, Olmstead attacked Mrs. Hatha- way. Will Put “Winter ‘ Tourists” to Work SAN DIBGO, Dec, 24.—Bastern Autoists, ifornia bound for the winter, take notice! When you stop to give a “lift” to some “knight of the poad beating it west” you are unwittingly heading him to a fob. Because police here, instead of en- during the usual influx of winter migrants this year, intend to form them into chain gangs to’ keep the roads repaired for the motorists who bring them here i John G. Henry is shown enjoying a Chaplin movie. If he looks happier than most movie fans, it’s no wonder. He was blinded and paradyzed in 1902 in a fight with a burglar, Doctors then gave him up as incurable. A Chicago spec vialist took him in hand in 1917, and now, after three years of treat- ment, he has just been pronounced cured. He is shown watching his first movie. accused of having hauled buttermilk December 1 in 24 cans which weré the property of a dairy which used them for milk. The name of the dairy was impressed upon them, ac cording té the statement of L. W. Hanson, prosecuting witness. ; Hit by Autos This name is Lamborn, and who lives at 2327 First avg.. was knocked 1202 Queen Anne ave, at First ave, and Battery, and received a tee knee and hand, precks Ae ni Thursday aftgrnoon, Pedestrians 628 ‘ This Year When her auto skidded on the and Seneca st. Thursday after. noon, Grace Smith, 2518 Boyer 17, of 1109% Third ave. Miss Wil- hide was getting off a street car. Pedestrians Hit by Autos RB. A, Mortrude, carpenter, 4025 had run over a couple of sticks of wood at Blewett st. and Fremont discovered he had run down Grace Tucker, 8, of 2711 Mayfair run over by the auto wheels, Grace appeared uninjured, Mor Pedestrians Hit by Autos The auto of C. W. Kantner, singing teacher, of $216 61st ave. Hill, 2228 Seventh ave. at Third ave. according to hig report to police Thursday aft- ernoon. She walked away unin- : Pedestrians A ¢yearold girl, whose last down by the auto of L. G. Knight, ight's report to police i Hit by Autos slippery pavement at Second ave. ave. ran down Estelle Wilhide, She received a bruised ankle. ‘ This Year Whitman ave., thought his auto ave,, Thursday afternoon. He later ave. Altho both her legs were trude said, This Year 630 S. W., ran over one foot of a Mra. and Union st., jured, Kantner said. MOUNCE, Ill—Body of Pat O'Brien, famous military aviator, who committed suicide in Los Angeles, arrives here, REGINA, Sask.—Riding school of Royal Canadian Mounted Police de- A radium application is sald to have made dormant plants burst out into bud.

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