The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 28, 1920, Page 13

Seattle Slar Daily at 1207 Seventh Ave. ttle, Washington. Subscription Rates BY MAIL, IN ADVANCE IN THE STATE month . . hee Months. ¥ Months OUTSIDE oF WASHINGTON The per month, or $9.00 year | Y 4 Month CARRIBR IN CITY $0.50 the Northwest Reads The Star’ Want Ads pne Main 600 tes Per Insertion ‘Transient charge advegtising, 15 mline per insertion (six words @ line). Six insertions for the + ix lusertiom: the price of five. Classified advertisements wil afternoon edi- be geod, Phone Main fied Advert the best 4 ry is n- or before J the Northwest. 3 LE HELP WANTED PHT POR YOU S83 Me teach you one of Paying professions on , Start you in business for oply its: Bee Mathewssevenings. \ I Third and Cherry SEKERP FAMILY € Bood State wax eted in first letter Addre .| Auvil. Entiat, Wash RT CUSTOM CORSET Hons and repairs cain 6507 SANT RE CANT WEISFIELD our watch, thr TANO PLAYING parts of the city. Goo mee for advancement to Circulation Department, ‘Beattie Star. WORK 4 to care clt- RV Moy Kind. br. Please 760 Wite and ch rant interview. ith SF. wit work; good Johanson ‘AM WEIsFI pair your watch. Uaion. watch a money Arcade. BRAKEMEN 4200 (wt Box @-17 HALL. 44 co TO F666 pay; no risk CANT RE- it away Lb throw i jewelry repair for taftord & 1 Beats ich pe 9. Btar. MUTUAL BaD. Hatlway IN RION Bide TATIONS Wa.NTED—MALE WANTED ADVER- ot dideharged col- er sailors are printed tree ebarse. ATION ° A 366) EX-OVERSEAS your chance, Mr. Employer. come, first. served; come oid the crush. Ad- fork,” 407 39th ave. 5, one Bgacon 3088 WATE TTORN . veteran desires employ - pt in ation and experience a Salary req * ARS* EXPERIENCE AS ‘and porter; also some ex- in short orders. Urgent H-5, Sta Last AND ‘f—WHiTe SPITZ DOG NAMED i Escaped from begsage & Yost Sunday night, on Beacon ‘at Seventh Pike. Re- Independent Dairy, 1899 Biliott 3338. VER CIGARETTE CASE. initials “C. A." Telephone lard 3480. Reward. fe WEISFIELD CANT RE myour Wateh. throw ft « y ‘Bion. Pre SMALL BLACK BILL FOLD Alki and Alki car ia sa, Ry ee 09 N _UIRD DOG, LICENSE NO. Rewa North 3841. RNG ES FURNISHED — COTT. bath.$12. Phone West 1018 UCSES FOI OME OWN nted. You can buy your own | on terms much che ane. $15 per month, very Le ment. oC. PETERS, 716 Third Ave. UNr URNISHED APAKTMENTS AND FLATS f Cad Main NISHED APAKTMENTS AND FLATS < APARTM heat. on 1718. OUSEKEEPING ROOMS BAM HEATED. oms, housekeeping p ance, to town. ilege 4 Db HOUSER o per month. 246: Sand Hinds st CORNER ROOM, STEAM {, beautiful view, private fan 1325 Terry R RENT—ROOMS 1SHED AND UNFURNTSY Ine for rent. 2123 ixth ptt 227-5 PIN LANEOUS ~OWL F “MORE FOR pthit furs, jewelry. They bay a exchange everything. 1317" t Elvott 2321 p FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS SASH AND DOORS ©. B. WILLIAMS CO. 1943 First Ave. 5. SHORT FLOORING 4 a a CEL a Ba red 00 per thou lor 4 loot and 5-foot lengths, and $25.00 Faz_thousand for F-foct to S-foot jengths RED CEDAR BEVEL SIDING Inches and 6 inches wide, priced at $20. 00 per thousand, eS i on oO rT {Mustrated catalog show- line of building material request. B. WILLIAMS CO. Established 1899, GN MOCCASING FROM 7 $2.60 pair; dark blended mink 2.90; squirrel, fox, ermine and ali Inds of fure retailed at ennle rices. The Alaska Fur Co., 87 ison st, beginning of Madison Yable. RKY PLANTS er at «pe erta, 200,0 CT PROM *, 250,000 Marshails, 15,000 Verbearing. Quality guaranteed ROTE r money tack. Le . Peary bldg. Benttle. Main 401 | GIVE If POR NEW YEAT Fice rug at a low price on at- ) tractive terms. From Waldron Co., Henry Bidg., ‘BARGAIN—VACE CLEA} htly used. $20. Capitol $75. BOAL DELIVERED IN 2-TON Queen Anne 4291. } 1 Dik ial pr ak {49 POR SALE | MARY Largest Aviiience in| ars, | FURNISHED Hub | Sb fUSt | | Dity fh POWLE en's Weeetunive will tha at S04 day oft pm DRY POR 16-ineh \g-cord $6.25 OF on sale her Wedn, Friday, Ne ed nd retu r a WOOD $11.60: 19-1 1 neh, $6. Prompt delive FOREST 1é-toch, % -cord, 4.25. "Prompt 250 any time. LAT? Howard heater, davenport, library linoleum, beds, Wilt or all together. Quee BARGALN load. of Phon: WOOD, $6 a A big double wood, $8 North 4699. REAL” FURNITURE and attractive terms Waldron ¢ t oraity MAHOGANY go Kenwood PIANO, od condition, fine 445k Nits he St » 222 Mario: delivery. * Furniture Dept rhe WOM rment xchange. entire stock ada hu r nable tT CORD, un 16-ineh! Beacon ry PER CORD, neh, 2.50; 78; he Deacga MODEL GAS RANGE LARGE dining room le inlaid ell by piece m Anne 1962 14-inch stab o evenings. RAK TNS are given at aie STANDARD, one, bargain. FOR GENT andard on. F G MACHINES GOOD DROP- heads, $10 up. Main ‘1926 = applied Toner iv RAM Boi" Voton. MATTRESSES T ovating, Re isa4 8 on 210 Union. WHISFIELD repairing, a Western Mattress Co. ame Capit COMP COAL” DELIVE } $10.50 ton. Quee RY SLAB WOOD In water, $5.50 load rd & Beck. 128. B irini iret ave. PIANOS FOR RENT. uurchase, carpet renting. RENT Moyer- CANT it~ your wate, throw it away. THOLSTERY, REN- to order. Reacon 18. TON pine 4291 REDS, n NEVER Bast th, and | RAVANAGH'S HATA #260, 1006 i WANTED—# URNITURE THE HELLTOWN FURNTTOR Main We wan! and office furniture, trolas—everything of t househol pianos, Vic- value | —“PACIFIG FURNITURE CO 520 Union. | § 404 Mutual Life Bid. | 36th | | woeeeveneresee Pee ereeerees First Ave. tre Co, a0 Main 1603. Pike Mésié FOR SALE—FtR RUGS “AT WHOLESAT HOWARD EWIN 203 Crary Bild. Fifth NITUR' P PRICES co. and Union. eT STOCK POR rie, H-6 tts KEE Star FOR SALE~ AUTOMOBILES . . . . . cord 1930" * “F-pane. new varnish; 5 tires, and gu teed the same new car; 6.000 miles. price ....... 1919 — special sport model; int: cord ther top; ha 8 8 ‘areal buy nod. and only TERMS TO SUIT tires buy Paige: ord aran- asa run cial Paige new tires; had $1950 GREAT WESTERN MOTORS, Inc. Broadway and Union. Bast 744, WILLYS-OVERLAND PACIFIC USED CAR DEPARTMENT ALL-WESK SALE If we have « CUT PRICE: & or 3 IT Is NOW We have 25 used cars, tioned. and we will all recondi sell them at sreatly reduced prices They are nearly all amall care There are no real old |Nothing before 1916, modela Termes will be very Iberal Adl standard makes. Y8-OVERLAND PACIFIC CO. and Pine Laat 660. _ — 09 DOWN aaah y A brand new Onkland only ¢osta $1.5 newest model 34~ eafe and factory guarantee? terma of 12 months. antecd until May, buy a new or AUSTIN-MOS } 22th and B. Pike er quall f And Why not play | with & | Corner tot, hounre; 5-passenger it's the nly $700, and Price guar- 1921. Bast 614. ° ‘DABLE USED FORDS Three touring cars, Ford starter, one fully equip) i-tom trucks. For Cash or Kasy NTRAL AGING Authorized Ford one with | panel de- | ped; four | Terms *Y, Ine. Dealers Broadway and Pike. 6-CTLINDER AUTO, tion, a low vod 4411, ri payment on 4 or 1918, $285. Others, too, G. AYERST, INC, three blocks’ north Denny way. Fast 126, OkD TOURIN seat folds back; good sell for $200. Ra Swanton. THE Autos to hire without di age and repairing. ave. Biliott 2240 i917 FORD; JUST PUT chaniea! condition, ¢ Hy erms. USED PORIUM, 12th, B TRADE 101) FORD TO: $100 cas for other Skykomiah, Wash ONLY ti00 CASH Ford; starter bi rubber, USED CAR 12th, 4. Pine 1914 FORD, ALL $175. USED OPPORTU 8 TA® WAN REA fot equity or appl CARE POR” A 10D GONDT- with cash om bungn- North End preferred. FORD DELIVERY at ALFRED Broadway, of Pine, at! FRONT tires. Wil inter : aah RAGE rivers, Stor- 2206 Second IN-AT Wi tood bu CAR Pine CURING A Box 142, “Tis almost new EMPORIUM, DY TO Go, NITY TADS cleaners @ WANTED—AUTOMOMILES | CATS | © closes at "*) set, | |, Oldsmobile 6 1919 model; just Hke iF White chante | | | | CAR” EMPORIUM. | goyy | UNITED Retween Tur HOME oF THE 1920 MOTO! p20-22 etic Pike @ cOLB sportster 2 1918 ators, 920 from a 1919 1 isis very We hay assonger chummy MISCELLANEOUS 61 FOR SALE—AUTOMORILES rn vue nd demonstrator 4-p passenger demonstrator REO SEDAN Reo new sedan; pORT S- passenger ed; with 6 6-passenger best condition. ¢ other and guaranteed 1 Mw tion. now 1 Oakland 6 rad te new ne 50. UNIT THE win de ood uto mobile, pay Ures K ght tr ean buy You better h D one HOME REO °o COLE CASH FO 5 1 cars. Marnil) PF CAB PRIC Ueht ca Co., 618 Pike Model N, cannot be new new tires. haa boda put to cars that are rebuilt | rebuilt from tail tight with pew paint and 6 | | wek this urry MOTORS CO, Bast 9 F DORT for 1 & e « Pine. THE J PAID FOR Henry Mosabach ‘ 7% 0, " senger Buildin, OUR EX handles ataton, 4100 Ar road- | t ak top; re ve Tena buy We. only when | tion are le Al condi- & a nly of lan ' left, ani an the know ¢ Your las Delay |_ ours {You have im till | Excursion | n it | We te we precre pack ing abi have good You b it self ood late Mogdabl > It 2651 G@_ FOR SALE—AUTO TRUCKS UNITED. uo Between SPEF X-ton # body THE 2DWAGON Pike HOME © REO CAR edwag: been n has pletely &-to n only run 4 5 and the price is sure right j 1920 Reo sedan. run enough price We also have other makes that are Thi to be is sure right Guaranteed 1GMC %-ton, with express body, tn condiuen. AL Ford \%-ton, with express 191) has runnl Ford rw Overiand body Kis built, sold UNITED THE BRAGSA WS—VAU! Diamond J, Micks Co. WANTED—ONE 0 Box G-2t FoR BAL motor. P. only only mont 2nd _and ¢ |o--—- | $100 cash, bajanc motor, at aK condition. \e-tom, with fine and looks % -ton, electric Nght and cheap. n oh runs fine HOME ©! AND RS CO. pd Pine overbauled peedwagon ch rok a cow ® wu * Fr TOURING bt and the in th and starter ha your « Ye Ww Buy ve THE . oven ru & . c like new r has just] [This tr and door cae | andy | $50 ¢ PUG! ro a body beat} o ACK Rich A body: express been re be MOTORS CO, THE COLE—LBO—DOKT MAI ots Main ae Of TRAD and « four t $1,975, $400 h Ht 213 ie furmboe INERY ELECTRIC MOTO DEITTY, jumps, W. Monteliue Price Co. MAN, HMAVER fF wtemin 5. HYP MOTOR Reattle Btar. & iF $500 down, $20 M. NELSON ton Block BARGAIN $1,376 $20 per month 4-room plastered house 102; in; LM od A. bic view of city GOODFELLOW, 415 Rallway Exehan: MUST 6-room celain basement. 008 house, built plumbin, firepl neighborhoo place will be own price. $3.750— light Derries home GEO, 3814 Ferdin “—~P ROOME A East of Roose’ kiteh phy $25 p Owner $3,400 pa d. ine easy 3 1 v FPive-room bun, new; terms. A 211 good nei GRO. Whipple ¥, M SOLD THIS WERK io features, full f close to sold at JORDAN & CO. 211 American Hank Puliding TWO ACHES Good 4-room and water property to Kenyon rent. Mak d St 4c Marah, Mgr 2716 Kast elt Par Ave. N 50x100 mall b a-Door" b er month 409% Arcade Qe N ANNE ell-built ved distri Handy h borhood. terme, a“ ca at NIVERSITY I alow, ideal for r. merican P Ame 4-room house fine bearing Jake; $750 en r. Deckman, 33 nd and Marion. et Come 14 Roston St SMALL COTTAGE, month, Rank GOoob nee Ride. SEL Vancouver. Thomas St € OOM to LVER us for the A. SPENCE nouns, Lots of fruit and! Room tor 6,000 chickens A. SPENCER & CO. ‘olun Ka 1D HA TH—$2,100- 62nd Street corner 28th |1210 Fir k, K. good view: ment ; complete plumbing od: Td RNAP! s-room bu r Phone Queen Anne & cor. TRICT almost young BLLZEY with M. JORDAN & CO. nk Building k building, NEAR RENTON cleared and cultivated, 5 QUEEN ANNI Queen Anne hill propert; ueen Anne. hill property. Saat tt CULVER Qui Cou Bide HOMES. Johanson, Elliott 6026. CHEAP: B, Phon HOUSKH hiin, fain’ 2 i car an part payment this week 7 WANTED—W AL, ESTATE TROUR OF O! 00d how Wi AR 1D Istings o better Many clients are our home in : will have no trouble in sellin, and one o eal INC. the it you Tepre spect Real AVi improved, 181 sections Phone us, sentatives will your propert GOTTSTEIN! re eon 604 476 INTER 404 Mutual Akh Mus h ave of waiting leod 109 Columbian St one J Jott LOVE a of Beattle VAN ARSDALM & CO, 1019 Tuird 2240, oR. jatate Department, UY ERS TOR acres, unimproved or slig within driving diat M Ave. urke Bidg, DOWN. palance cent; fi b $26 Ist {id ACKE a. Bb Main 5960. Moines paved farm hy at fr i INE 96 1 Hox G-219. Seattle Star 1% FORK SALE—REAL ESTATE © Vv Xx Dani ood F use, ard; cordwe $1,600. aved } 1 and 5 wv ACHES $1,060. La. Cre | JOHANS ke fr sox m Bidg. | \%° por concer arge lot. car your mfort chicken bath, 7 acres, & standin very & ment Short 4 terms, A CANAL 5,000,900 ready price tern 2 year ‘4 rs. of rich $50 pe right ments start w low rat literatu nadian 208 Pir new | ' Main 8858 ain on) co. Boston Western | berry lands ¢ for pl tion, | t Wke couple; LF detail outbulld clone | Hie i he buys in| jifice a v Anne 77. $ American FO-ACTS barn; « | non; 1 a,| 31,760 Lite co 92 Pacific Pan M 7 | Dayte SMALL be sold 0000 ¢ "PAIN | «in ally the city. to. buy. it, Wwe for our in- 0900 19000 25000 100 100 tt and Dun 2500 Dut 100 F Vie Ken AN BCUE Third PROM ntly market we warned BETWEEN Algaka Hida, en READY perience SEATTLE STAR FOR EXCHANGE—REAL ESTATE AN na, nte OMY t t aquity mortg an « « CHANG any thin The Pac cade HY Ache AGIT fh NOT | lAfter January 1, 1921, the p ur lands will be raised to § if when had atarted ptember f 383 trac LIT trac big buy Yakima and « nd. We portion ¢ ¥ e tr and mea t will he had ye yours if » Sunday it you act n January s much to 1 to investi= ubt, have tho: he thief of tum has who prop: a away mean at no d uld, but ¢ tination y roponit a mi you cannot th cy anno: u Want © Have I w, befor SPARKS ) SECC und FI A.M ONB ACTS RIGHT AT INTERURBAN } EVES very r t in od wate in nd n Evere u ash and UND I ; AY Wit alder Want bu 500 wet y IncoME oo of then $1,200 alow of al age $4.00 Wile , American Bank | 1 DEPARTME ne where. ifle Agency Withort CAGE AY LANDS Ick co of S per u can buy up to that time at 20 of this ready have any you get nate p tracts for don this pre #1, and have ¢ rts to date, Th ts left, and a num will be bere Sunnyside with us to nee them @ have ere of ell om these districts ts loan, to buy your now a not opportunity—tt 1921 kn ition may from & n. of your own—ure for your- to better t hope it & Me AVE. eati M. De ELLIOTT 501 FOR $760 STATION ATTLE AND LETT close to #eh car every hour to Se tt Fight t mateh an $! $16 M ARMS at your this bar 00. Bee it nthiy COMPANY Y wren DALE rd Ave i WATER b “ building ree land locat DES War nigh wi me: eure 09 to acre t sre AN AS years at Jer with Charles Somers t MOINES HiGh- CHEAP Located between Se on good ttle road; fine locati ounding land held > $1,000 per acre. fact offered for & carh. ALE & CO 1019 Third Ave, 5Y rad, HUY 1 ac chicken house, timber gh 1 to BA cRRITT FR New ¥ PACKER, CLOSE on « highway; here m ocation uitry. Prt AN Alte 1019 Th AT DES aple gre ford. aN, 464 AKM 01 houses. part bearing some ata rner of able how houres, pinate istance AS A ANT & Ae tt Also t irrigate $2,000 1 th small en to Al re and r Pacific neer Bldg MA ahi lund; 16 ither ur ual 0) Ww Write Addre <1 S, IMPT bewween north of t $2,106 AN Alt 1019 Thir HANCH od well in proven belt; 6 miles to ML to mile 5 years t RS. wi W Wontern Rubber a Navigation Co, Alas vor Junior Ttubber Wh WIL erlin 4 nham hie Ol tory I con € DINAVIA UT ie A $600 TAKER A FIRB Phone re than a hu ve bee rom = $504 ACKER ON cleared: #mall amall orch- if cut into y for place, price KALTY CO. ork Block TO KEd hard ; close to wing d ndred in the soil 20 ‘ON ord a bull rich loam berries, fruit $800; $250 cash. DALE & ©O. ind Ave, MOINES ow Uh for 522 New York Bik. MUTUAL LANDS SMALD TMPROV ED FAME practic cleared, ne cree oreh ily ‘ fre nail ared, very ood orchard, all va+ nding timber, ad< lake, b-room good une, good rns, some stock. Just & short distance out of town. Very feasonable terma half clonred, some j-room house, red, cement some implements. attle. $3,000, SEXTON Elliott 5247, IFIC RY, LAND ertile prairie land, pal payment wands of act alfalfa land at including water an for improve- easy for you to capital, We insue berta. For ates, apply Ry. Land <.; Main 2332. FARMS n IRRIGATED acre farm all Jer plow smpe rop ition offered farming @x- today for further Land Dept, AUMBER CO, a. Wash tOVED—A RNAP Kent and Des Star lake; 5 acr n orchard; soe a real wac DALI a *0. HOUSE clearing LARGE fenced; Ver- railroad. Price Third Ave. L SELL: itrell Coupler ABH MBAT Kenwood 67, O41 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES COGECOCECCECECE COCECEE ONDE MALY GAWAGE INTIORDST AT INVOICE 500 cash will give ci utnide sam ne men now wher In outaide 7) wants ateady Man to look after. of: fice and detail work, Munt furnish references This in a nap buy, Pull of half Interest” about 00) with only $1,600 cash. See Mr Frasier much of th ood reliable, TIT Seaboard Nullding CO PA AUTO “COC CCK NiTaHIP REPAIR SHOP full price for an Interest in well eats Phis place has good very cheap rental, much work. for man 00d, #teady man who Is to work, Experience not if mechanically ineli as owner im firet clase mechanic, and willing to teach you, Plenty of tool# and outside gas pump | For culars see Mr. Norma: | Heaboard Bidg | “SMALL GROCERY AND DATRY |5 beautiful living roomm, bath and stock and fixtures will nd $1,000. Will rent uiiding for, $30 per or will well he prop for $8,000, let you pay as low 00 cash, and the reat at $30 month, Close to school and car line; thickly settled rest district.” Hubbard & Baston, 627 Seaboard Bidg cece: if op. equal inh ne = ——— 0 GROCERY | $350 ts the full price for dandy little grocery, i n average Dusine about $36 dally; 2 living rooms in connection, am the rent is only $26 per month for store and place to live Very good value te our money here, Bee MR. POTTER at COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT CO. Seaboard Bide { oR SALI %-ACRE, ‘-room bungalow, new; all leare 4 under cultive tion except the chicken park strawberry patch, emall fruit end 10 fruit trees; FENCED $1,950 for quick sale (is worth $2,600); $600 down and $25 month, 7% on deferred nts. Mr. Miracke 38 Seaboard Bidg. secececeeccececé A HUSINERS OF YOUR OWN Id like to unines, where y« r own money, iny “a must be willing to work, and from $509 to $1,600, Most of cities and towns of the « open, and you can have joe, Bee Mit. MUNT, 422 de. 2nd and Marion WITH tigate this. MOVIE THEATRE BROOK at Marion Lis Give $250 to terest. on GOOD SECURITY ON 00. Will pay 12%% In- short time loan from responsible party to establish juce and peddling business. ill give permanent position to n. Have produce license, Star, THIRTY” ROOME” WOUSEREEPING SUITES, EA WALKING, NOT ABOVE 9th ave Well furnished and clean; clearing $250 per month. $1,000 cash will start you COLORADO INVESTMENT CO, 204 Green Hide, 4th and Pike. GROCERY DISTHICT, ABOUT $1500; RIBTAURANT best in the city HOTELS, SERVICE # Johanson, 404 Mutual Life E “LITTLE CASH Clore in, on car line and paved et; rent $25; hew building. Will sell stock and fixtures for Pa ) that will involee more Two dandy living rooma Hubbard & Faston, 627 Seaboard Bidg. SNAPPY HUYSOWNER MUST BT 14-room rooming house, foot Qu Anne hill, $400 cash, balance easy monthly ‘payments, Call Queen Anne 224 BARHERS TARE” NOTICE Here tx a dandy 2-chatr shop; rent, including heat and light, $80 per month; everything tm. first class shape MUL HEMENWAY, 422 Hurke Fide. 2nd and Marion. WANTED—A — GOOD ~ PARTNER. honest and willing hard worker, to $09. Johanson, 404 Mutual Hk WANTED HELP TO FINANCE A fog invention, 404 Mutual Life die GROCERY” PFS GOOD AUSINERE TO BEE JO- hanson, 404 Mutual Life Bik Biliott 6626. GAD WILLS Fe “TED, BLT. 4634 Sa] PERSONAL oO ALL i 1 Wisi TO exten incere thanks shown me MY my every the 1 of at for during To the M. B. Elks. K. of P., eastern Star, Modern Most sincer CHAS. & FOLLETT. Natural remedies; massage; light, thermo, bathe. 416 Firat’ ave. Di. LILLIAN CHANDLER tor. ENTLEMAN WHO HELPED take little boy to hospital who injured by auto at Fifth and Madixon, between 3 and 4, Monday, eall Billott 3823-N, 2 rings? MASSA’ . SALT GLOWS. shower 421 People's Dank Bidg. _Second and Pike og Anna Marks, Hydrotherapy, sclentit- fe LLY a3 607 Mutual Life Bid. ef and Yesier WHY WAIse EXP you realize how don't ¢ 100 REAL ESTATE LOA MONEY FOR WASHINGTON FARM AND ACRBAGE LOANS. Prorn service. A. ROTHE FAR Inc., Leary Bidg. nge, Co Bexton Relief Woodme MI No operations. electric vapor 5119. Sanip WILL G t ATION? DO ong? Perhaps Wenalies’ A, D. Rust Dies in Washington In a telegram received Monday from Washington, D, C., announce. ment was ot the death on Christmas day, at the age of 86 years, of A. D. Rust, sr., father of F. A. Rust, prominent in the labor movement here, and Mrs, A. M, Lots, Grandpa and Grandma Rust, as they were affectionately ealled, have ‘many friends in this city, having spent several years at the home of their daughter, Mrs, Lotz, in West Seattle, They left e in April, 1918, closely following the celebration of thelr 60th wedding anniversary, to live with a son m Lanham, Md, a suburb of Washington, D. ¢., where at the time of his demise. andma Rust still survives. made lWoman Hurls Lamp | as Yeggs Rob Safe | ATLANTIC CITY, N, J., Dec, 28, | Yeetus w broke into the postoffice jat Port Republic, 20 miles from here, |were routed when Mr® Amanda Blake, postmistress, who had heard them enter, hurled a lighted lamp among them. The explosion that followed splattered blazing oil over the intruders and they “Ut out” with yells of pain, a} Jeane, 1 has | CORONER GIVES GAS WARNINGS Don't leave your gas jet burn ing tow. Be sure you turn it complete- ly off Don't heater Never leave the gas burning while asleep. use = gas jet as These warnings were tamed by the coroner's office Tuesday after an Investigation into the death of three men by asphyxiation Inst week. Four others narrowly escaped death from gas. Inquests into the deaths of the men will not be held, it was sald at the coroner’s office Tuesday ‘The three men were found alone ig their rooms, either dead or un conscious, Examination of the ap peratus which resulted fatally, in h case, showed that it was ap parently in good working order. waid Deputy Coroner H. EB. Mac Donald. The only conclusion to be drawn, according to MacDonald, ix that carelessness of the victims resulted in their asphyxiation. The Seattle Star DIRECTORY Attorney aw & F BALL —BSTAULISHED 1887. All cases. Consultation; advice. Moderate feos, Free department 215 Burke Bldg. 906 Second ave & T. SCHOFF, 211 To; par A nex, CONSULTRTION FREB. Al canes. All courts. Attorneys—Patent FREDERICK P. GORIN—PAT- ent Attorney. American and for- eign patents secured, developed nd promoted, 805-6-7 Central ide. Seattle, Wash. and 609 F at. N Washington, D. C. Phone Main 390 MABON, FENWICK, LAWRENCE Burke Building Barbering BARRERING THAT SATISFIES 310 Union St Certified Public Accountants X78 HANSEN & CO, Taaty” Wilde A Chiropractor DRE TURNER, Chiropractor, 210-12 Haight Bldg. 2nd and Pine Consultation tr Hours, 10 to 5. Rvenings by appointment, Billott PRIVATE AND CLINIC ADJUST. menta. Seattle College of Chito- practic, 430-31 People’s Bank Bid in oko INGS & J GS GRA: Uates of Palmer school. Denny Bldg. Main 7277 Campbell, 0. N “Fis Denny Hide, T5" tnd. ~ Collateral Loans MONEY LOANED ON ALL ARTY- cles of value, THE RELIABLE, 907 Third ave. Dancing Taught jsone Stevens, 4th & PIKE, latest dances, [ast 444, Junk ATABKA JONK CO, 1180 First ave & WMiott 3291, Money to Loan MONEY TO LOAN nds and jewelry, on most tinfactor mM SOCIETY FOR. RB! IAL LOANS IN SEATTLE 236-6 Bmpire Building ___ Beeond, vr Madixon, ‘ MONHY TO LOAN-—WE LOAN ANY AMOUNT ON DIAMONDS, watches and jewelry; lowest rates. Seatuie’s Gidest 1 Brokers. AMBRICAN JEWELRY CO. 821 Second Ave.” Watabliahed 188 Optici and Optometrist — idmunds, Fraser-Paterson Co, Painting and Calsomining AND KALSOMINING, Ballard 2380. Physicians, Surgeon BITE BLOG, IND & cialiat for men's ail reammnable. Piano Tuning JOHN STROM, piano repairing, Gor- rect tuning, $8.60. Elliott 1638 evenings. Razor Blades Sharpened Spangenberg, Cutlery, 1407 ath ave. Rug Weaving and Cleaning Art Tig Mills, 811 Union. Mo Tee, ~~ Well Digging WELL DIGGING.” WAT anteed Bast 9426. Window CXRCADH WW" Co, Main or On diam Iw: i | State to Receive From U. S. Government to Fight The amount ef federal appropria-} tion which Washington will receive from the Chamberlain-Kahn fund for carrying on its work in 1921 of pre venting, treating and controlling vice diseases is $6,783.79, But the state must first raise a similar amount by legisiative enactment. The allot- ments to the various states from the | funds provided for in the Chamber. latn-Kahn act are based on the 60-60 plan. That is, a state must ‘match dollar for dollar of its appropriation for the mount it would receive from the federal government. Provision for the state's receiving its proportionate part of the federal appropriation st apart by congress for the work of controlling vice dis- ennes will be a feature of the health legislation and appropriation asked $6,783 Vice Disease by the state board of health of the legislature at its regular session tp January. But the Interdepartmental Social Hygiene board, which department of the government has the duty and power Of expending this appropria- tion, calls Mttention to the fact that the allotment to the states for 192% has been reduced by congress to only about half of what it was for 1920, and that {t will be necessary for the states to double thelr appro- priations if the work of controlling vice diseases is to be carried on as it ig today. The board believes that this state will not allow its fine health record to be marred by cur- tailing the work that has made such an effective beginning or to be handi- capped in its future efforta by fail- ing to provide necessary funds. With interest shown by people in} 1 walks of life, from a 65-year-old mining prospector who would endow | la home for dead-broke prospectors like himself and would like to see America in a Cadillac, to one who; would erect a monument for a for-} mer mayor, the prize essay contest | of the Seattle Life Underwriters’ as- sociation, “What I would Do With) $100,000," will close on December 21.) From some of the answers received | it is apparent that the thrift idea! and @ modest home is becoming a| public topic of interest and thought | One would devote $50,000 to becom: | ing @ permanent Santa Claus, anoth- er would spend ali his days preach-| ing life insurance, one would invest} 900 in the Orthopedic hospital, Most Folks Would Use Sudden Cash to Help Others, They Say and another would figure part. of that money could best be invested in an adopted son. SeatUe merchants are offering a number of prizes of considerable val- ue to stimulate interest in this con- test to make people think of the worth-while things of fe. The es- say is limited to words, written on one side of the paper, and will be published in The Star and later read before the life underwriters’ to be held in the Masonic club rooms, January 3. Hand all manuscripts to The Star or J, Dobrin, 1118 Fourth ave. om or before December 31, and maybe you will win a prize by telling what you would do if suddenly handed $100,000 cash GIRL STOWAWAY WINS A DELAY Altho final deportation orders for | Eva Prinz, Rusisan girl, who came to Seattle as a stownwy on the steamer | Cross Keyes, November 2, have been | recelved here, her leaving will be de- | layed pending a final appeal to the| ment, acoerding to Eimon Ll, Wienir, her attorney If sent back to Vladivostok, her fiance, Lioyd Jacot, of San Francis co, will follow and marry her there, Wienir said, This is one of the ar- guments set forth in his appeal for reconsideration that has been for- warded to the secretary of state, In the meantime, the attorney has re- quested Commisisoner of Immigra- tion Henry M. White to hold the girt until a return on the reconsideration appeal is received, fhe department of labor granted the girl entrance to the country to marry Jacot, provided the state de- partment would waive passport reg- ulations. ‘This is the end now sought by those interested, The ca of Anna Lapina, who ame over with Eva Pring, is still un- consideration at Washington, 1 Rabbit-Is Terror to Cats; Kicks Them OCEANPORT, N. J., Dee, 28. Having earned the right to hang the scalps of three cats at the door of its hutch, a pet rabbit owned by Mrs, Ella Fields of Oceanport, has be come a hero in the eyes of local sportsmen. Cats in this section gen- erally kill bundreds of young rabbits every year, but “Byng” has a pow- erful kick, and when the Fields’ pet cat made a leap for a strangle hold on the back of “Byng’s” neck it was received with a terrific wallop from the rabbit's hind feet, the blow ap- parently breaking the cat's ribs. Then, according to neighbors, the rabbit proceeded to kick the cat around the lawn until life was ex: tinct. The “leafcutter” bee cuts such exact circles that a compass will fal) to detect u fault, HOLD INQUEST IN AUTO DEATH Inquest into the death of Ernest ©, Sundblad, of 115 N. 105th at, who | was killed when struck on the Coun- try Club road early Christmas morn ing by the auto of D, N. Schoonover, 329 N. 73rd st, former policeman, was set for 10 a.m. Wednesday by the coroner's office Tuesday. Chief Deputy Coroner W. H. Cor |son will conduct the inquiry. Sundblad was walking along the edge of the road with Julius Hill strom, of 330 N, 104th st, when he was struck by Schoonover's auto, ap- proaching from the rear. Schoonover said he was blinded by the lights of an approaching auto, SCHOOLS CAUSE TAX INCREASE Total taxes in King county for 1921 will amount to $21,338,615.82, ac cording to figures compiled by Coun- ty Tax Assessor Frank W. Hull. These figures show an increase over last year that is due entirely te the heavy increase in school taxes authorized by the voters, Hull stat- ed, There is a slight decrease in city expenditures and a substantial de- crease in those of the county, he said, The amount to be collected during 1921 will be distributed as follows: Educational purposes, $7,761,617.03; municipal, $7,605,255.39; county, $2,522,577.27; roads, $1,872,211.60, and state purposes, $1,578,954.53, Arthur E. Carr Is Admitted to Court Arthur B. Carr, attorney, associat ed with Winter Martin, was admit- ted to practice in federal court Mon- day, Motion for admittance was made by Ben L, Moore, formerly as sistant United States district attor ney, On the islands of the Southern Pa- elfic the Janaca is one of the most beautiful and unusual birds, ~