The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 11, 1921, Page 11

Pudi nea Daily « _ gaubscription Rates BY MATL, IN ADVANCE IN THE STATE 90.50 1.60 5.00 BY CARRIER IN CITY month . $0. Rates Per Insertion. stowt charge advertising, ‘Largest Audience in the Northwest Reads The Star’s Want Ads Phone Main 600 FEMALE HELP WANTED _ WANICURING, scaip treatment, 38 complete booths, equip od every, modern appliance Bohoo!l of tuindreasing BI 1107 See hake appointments. ) SRRVICE & ATIONS ly, rience unnecessary Articulare write J Civil Service Examiner), 1 Washington, D.C. XAMINATIONS neies, $1,400 to $1,800 en over 17 eligible rience unnecessary For free feulars write J onard (for Cw rvitce Examiner), 1129 Women over 17 eligtble. a Call Bun- 405 an to assist nurse, morning between 9-12. Dr. Loughne ISFIELD CAN'T RE- ive MW a ir your watch, throw it away. 4 Union ME PTANO PLAYING : imght. $06 Pine st. MALE HELP WANTED CCECEC kD BY LOCAL FACTORY imited number of workers it be steady. honest and Ambitious to develop with the Andustry. Product is in gr jemand n and interesting. and does not Fr ire any previous experience. Selected must be able to West $1,000. Investment w returned seece ccc ° Os ings on your inv Mr, Strain, T17 Seaboard a0 ecceecceceece donkey fire- lallers, good imber men. department). Hon, blanks may be. obtained the Commission's offic it be received, at said office ‘aot than April 23, 1921. Call at Office for detailed informa- ND_ MECH WANTED ning sun omen, w peo of thrift ‘and : determined to earn a good r workmen who wish o ze settlers. Here for you. Don't mise it. 6 ae West 846-1, 9447 ave. 5. MEN, OVER 17, R Pos: x service $120 month. Ex- ws April. Bxperience un- ‘ot free particulars of ion write J. nard (for- wil oes Bee 1129 bie Bi hington. D.C. te] —e er will repolish and care for oof same. ie tarker FOR ALL Kenwood 3866. 10 he TARE: EN- ting Co. stock. Write and jewelry Fepair for Stafford & Schwarz, CANT Ri- throw it away. MAL ‘atch, TIONS WANTED— ATION WANTED apven. | te ef discharged sel- or sallors are printed free a Phone Bas ay worl ILIPINO BOY, porter or ot good family. any kind. of work, oney no object. focio, 216 Harvard | me ¢ ‘apitol 2843 » LIKE A JOR to drive any afternoons, Gnd bundays. Can give beat merece uP wanted. Call 00, F0 BRVICH MAN “PeRnTEE ANY fechnical work. Rrork and busines Can furnish high ela ® to honesty and ch Star. MAN WI A ‘en delivery and express ‘AVATING, GRADING AND teaming call Rainier LED, ResTINGLED, and tarred. Ballard 425: PARTNERS WANTED PRACTICAL NURSE OR With $2,000 to enter part- in sanitarium for babies. tation. Address A-86, Sta 10ST AND FOUND BRAK RicUMOND, SUNDAY or eo No, 2890 he T Nase Elhott AMIS Vacancies, $1,400 "to $1,800 For free Leonard (for- & rare| i on ROUTE © ‘AR-| FORD | LOST AND FOUND J 2 CANT RB- oh, throw it away, USES MODERN COT. | furnished 31.00, | e connected; ga Sixth ave N North 5008, SE. 3408 GTI nde at. $16 @ month AVES. Call ARTMBNTS LATS UNFURNISHED bath; steam cea very roa Manhattan AND » OR private FURNISH apartment Be Apes ity on well at Ww HOTS Wi SEPING ROOMS | SLERPING AND free bath. t ave, Burn FURNISHED TOUSHRERPING | rooma upper te sit 4th 8 FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING ROOM LARGE, CLAN rooms; sink pantry; distance, Summit car mont N LAR PRICED fe to markets and busines en_sulte, ixth ave. WANTED—ROARDERS 36 WANTE hoy TO Hoary AY wee hase raised own boy and surroundings; Beach. $20 month Rear school: home dis inier y HOTELS Rae FINGTON HOTEL FIRST Main 9. Perma- 00 week. Transient Newly fur: renovated FURNISHED walking 114 Bel Pe ONS, CLOSE gie or No traffic cipline ry NEW AT and Spring Rent guests rates, $1.00 per day nished and thoroly WANTED — @ OTATIONS uble-deck t Call Btevens bunks _ Hotel Wa) $b D CLOTHING FURS. Ow! 1217 1 Elliott 3221 FOR SALE—MISCELTANEOUS SASH_AND DOORS R_ WILLIAMS CO. 1943 First Ave Tt ts not too late to start a Bh for early plants Sash 2 ft. by 6 ft Sa ft room A ° thed PLATE 38 in. 40 in. is in. bie GLASS FOR WINDSH iit 10 in.. price 34 12 : $5.2 tuii tine ‘of ree on request. AMS CO. od 1899. “ONTRACTORS, 1ON 78 power, Outwears, outpull outspeeds, 1 H others, Be: 400} AUTOMOBIL CHEVROLET Want 814 BARGAIN touring, Baat §-PABABNGER than Price 61 FUR SAL ALMOST NEW big saving At Late Ford CHAT M DRS 14,000 1 MUG, Site; Yi ) DOWN AND month t sia PAID Mow ATGHPST CAB Pict m wht cars. llenry eis 651 roR isan Pike at. 1 or CASE & Mngdahi WiLL Pay ¥ rds. Ham! dway G FUR SALE—A WHITH QO CHASSIS ttol : rs THUCKS 876. CAP WTORUYCLES AND ACCESSORIES MOFORCY CLE, i6 ower plus; $105 Noylaton ave, rr aE MACHINERY DR Bric MOTOR Montelius Main 919, BEECFRIX pe W. mt or sale. FOR SA 73 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE MERIDIAN WUNGALOW New and attractive bung of & ro thorely modern In every res It is not quite completed you may select ZQur colors ception hall separat 00m with lea doors a very pleasing livin) fireplace an dining room; Foes re book these rooms ‘have oak. floors, tn: direct Hahti leaded art windows tehen isa conven breakfast nook good bed * with lighted c ete and door sine bevel mirrors in closet doors cement basement, furnace and trays way and bulkhead. very attfactive, and pF 30 ’per gent below values, You ought to see it means North has ng ECKERN Elliott 8786 ce YELDOW nts 1924 Firat Ave, Free pass t these M4 and i garden acres: every HUghA rice compared with othe ¥. and Woodland Park highway: office on ground man on hand to show the tracts, your pick RENIC | Main 94 114 ACRE water, K-WATROUS CO. 203-4 Marion Mk ON GRADED STRERT; Hight, phone on ground ver emall he ah, balance like rent This property end of Lake furten car line hae cost owner nearly $4,000 R. COOPER WILLIS with A. COHAN & CO. 268 Marion St Yor NS” Now fiav chotee of a 2 or ¢ on one of my rel Farms, in Weet Beattie your nit house ttle City ver 100 families are now devel « little homes on their tracts wood, chickens and a me all help your living cos $100 wil gtart oO". PETERS, 116 Third Ave Free on ulling: Write ereat P suppl now try the We del i 224 James ot (dasement Lyon sharpened raat repaired. bye cad a — ae if Ghop, 320 dary mill wood, $6 one Sidney 1738 ee MATTRESSES - RENOVATED Upholstery, Western M: enn Co. Co, Bi ER, GOOD’ DROP- Repairin, 19261534 First b POTATOES. She, Site Sycamore Ballard T_evanings. iF SAM WEISFIEL| 2 aN, RE. rig FA and watch, th: ¥- LATEST BTYCE SING- Party leaving. Bast UE AS 2¢ 36. Phon: Soc; 100 *. er machine. Ww Q cord, delivered. Main FoR, DRY SHIPYARD WOOD CALL Hidney 77 or Sidney 463. T DRY INSIDE MILLWOO: Ballard 62 flake Furniture Go. 408 Pike M Obi8 52 FU Le RE La SALE js kooxms RN Ista0 including | Kim $00 ‘cash, Anne pas 7 ROOMS FUP 0; rent $14.00; 2 rooms 1 in. Apply owner, ak POULTRY iATCH PHEASANTS. WE ¥FUR- nish eggs free and pay $1 each for chicks 10 weeks old. Write ber County Game Commission, County-City Bide. zo BIG HATCH THE sTHt chix, mother hen: t i hite Leghorns, April hateb gain. North 4451. 4015 9th 2B LARGE SINGLE-COMB WHIT horn puliets, 9416 16th 8. W. rien car. Ld of the mountains. veil broke, $60 up; ne team, weigh 67 ‘Fourth TEAM OF 4, weight 2,200 taken at ones. Call SHINGL, Edmonds, Wash if ow | FORDS! ©|| | A complete stock of all kinds in excellent condition, Let | us demonstrate one of them to you LIBERAL TERMS FORDS! CENTRAL AGENCY, Ine horized Ford Dealer Broadway and Pike. Kast 220. = o HAVE A. TRAFIC TRUCK IN condition we'll sell cheap n terms, or will take in Ford Chevrolet truck, East 614. NEW. i buy East OAKLAND ROADSTER, LIK If you want « roadster, yo this car at price put on It OST F650 TO BUILD looks © eell for $400 ¥GnD BUG; lots of power and fine shape. Will terms, Kast 814 Pe SHION GARAGE l Autos to hire without drivers, Stor~ nd repairing. 206 Becond Mott 2240, an) zg | HERE OZ KIRKLAND HOME $2.250-—Right close to ta! ad fronting on paved be delightful view: sidewalk: electric Hight» and phone new, well built, plastered jand all cleared, in Ow! away; wants quick sal: terms. 408 Leary Bide be pa ments at $35 per month— house and « tratt large lot; co crete walks: one block from sch: nd Phinney car line: near Wood- land park. 425 N. 68th st OLUMHUS RANITATIUM, & . offers « I-year c6 in nursing to w: » year bigh school education ite equivalent. furses given monthly allowance and full main- 1019 Madison at. tee TN FT electric aad gE ony S-roorm cottage: Nebt: hot and cold pretty yard; clos and atores. | Will little down. ¢ « to elt “with very 232 7 st st Hh equity $660 in ook. Ne modern 2 room Clu». _: t LV BR Qi FEN ANNE Come to us for the beat buys Queen Anne bi b Interbay triet; garage. Call Ballard 15 wo LoTS, WITH —_—' HOUSE: * for $09 chickens late model Butek ROOM MODE 1 ke Meridian terms. 6 HICKEN fh down, $25 month Rank. Main 2 DRUG STOR ioe ATIO ing bunga 407 N. 4403 oH, $1,266 A, BALLARD BALLARD BARGAIN" $2,400. —Bungalow, 6 Joom bath and basement, on t a fin $560 down and $20 month. JOHN M DAHLEY 2200 Market Nard 311 LAKE BURIEN Lot 12 SIGHTLY car 0 roome reh: bullt~ garage; two road. 16 WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY WE HAVE 87ir BW 4%-ACRE tracts left on pavement, with r without 4-room unit house. $100 U8 FOWN 4-room how cheap. Phone # omnes. FOK EXCHANGE—REAL ESTATE WANTED listings from owners of country property who trade on Alberta land. D. McKAY & SON, Elnora, Alta., Can MY $1,000 BQUITY IN home; house partly — finished; chicken house. and good soil, for sale or trade for automobile,” 811 Mebihorn Bidg., Casey Short Main 6797 9 716 Third Ave MUST | SHCL ; Kes Hott 6180 We want city and wish to ACREAGE 18 AN BXCEPTIONALLY good 40-acre tract of land, 6 miles south of Sedro-Woolley, 6 miles from. Mt. Vernon; near achooln, paved highway; the soil in silt, of clay loam formation; stumps far apart; ground fairly level, arge, prosperous ranch vie 8,716 Third A ‘ ss RE BARGAIN a RACTS Clone to Alderwood Demonstration m, Good land, and water; on proposed pavement. $500 to $600 per ac gasy terms HW. A. GOODFELLOW 415 Railway Exchange Bide THIA 18 YOUR CHANCE—20 ACRES, half of which Is cleared and sur face cl buildings inclade barn and sheds good spring and well, Price $3,400; liberal terms, i. C. PRTEKS, 116 Third Ave, near H.C. $450. | ine out Sunday and get | Iw 200 feet from the | — $26 | 604 Amertean These | ACHE | ATTLE 7” ACREAGE IN THe CITY land, re A LITTLE FARM 400 ACRES bedivided int re tracts, with water lo each tr f fine to. | Bee our complete DEMONSTRATION | ACK, with chickens, berries, fruite’ and arden, showing you what YOU CAN TO on an acre of #004 land. A few tracts improved with small cottages VERY BASY TERMS PUGHT MILL (Land Dept.) Call at our Mranch Office, 26 & W. and Spoke ve, Take Mauntle- roy, Alki! or Wont Seattle car, Get of Pigeon Point. We will have son the land in five minutes Sundays Phone West 499. co. you Open 10 ACRHIS, $150 $10 Cash, $5 Month, 6 Per Cent We have two 10-acre tracts fine level land, with sweeping view of large lake with good Gah {ng and boating close by; close main line and fin road, ta b A farming community, within two hours’ drive of our CARTER, by tor tumble "at ON A ALD & Hiott eee eereeeeesees FOR BALE ACTA TN VARINA valley, 3 miles southwest of Grand | view, cheap for enh, Inquire W B_ Cullis, Mabton, Wash FOR 40 ACKES “BOTTOM land, ¢ from town. Cows for Terma, Hart Mealy, onros, Wash GOOD” LAND, DEBTRARLE “LOCK. tion; close in. A choles property at your own terms, Sidney #13 FARM LANDS SAND HOUSE; BG Xe tm timber, 18 acres tn cultivatt orchard, 72 tr, §-room house, barn, chicken’ ho different Kinda of berries; water in 2% miles from town, free deliv: ery. Price $3,600; $1,000 cash; wood terms. Don't gall Sunday ME 1705 70. POY EBON Market St Ballard 2019. jas FOR sALE—WATERFRONT PROPERTY tS VERT WAT 4 FRONT FACING Beattie A place $i.b00 ASTER Kit 862 ¥ Fiean Ran __ STOCKS AND RPO LILA ii White Lunch 1% pf (With div. from Jan, * © Victory Rubber . Unt Teleph k & < f ritiine boo : 1000 Columbia Red Metal | Will buy Liberty and Vietory’ Bonds. ! LE cc J 118 Cherry St beet town, tn Ps Growing Into For particul yyy, P 0: Box 297, STORE sold. BP. ote ee 207 Mo, Didg. To PATENTS FINANCED AND PRO- Efficiency Department nancin __ SPEC nn a SEALED FRO. Kincoring ottice Hulding, Athekan Engineerin: 207 Custom Houne, Cait. C. B. DOLE, chasing Agent PERSONAL Hi! B—Mrs. A. Wilieikeen, Ballard General Pur an) FOR SALE—M SCELLANEOUS Rk COAL Delivered 2-Ton Lots $9.D0 Ton QUEEN ANNE 4291 (7 ACREAGE CLOSE-IN ACREAGE BERRY, FRUIT AND ARDEN | Pine soll, ready for planting. TRACTS TERMS AN BE SEE US SOON O, How F enntuah te the Kick in Cider William Johnson threatened to the nose of Patrolman Dan “Musta been drunk,” opined Will jam, as he looked at the heavy form of Twohig thru sober eyes in polic court Monday. “And it was only TRANSFER SHIP CLAIM Two claims of $5,000 each for In surance on the steamer Goldsboro, lost In Puget sound September 13, 1920, have been transferred from su. perior to federal court. The claims are made by Joseph Bernbaum, as: signee of the United States Import: ing and Exporting Co., owners of the Goldsboro, One claim is directed against thé Great American Inaur- ance Co,, the other against the Home Insurance Co, ROBERT E, CAPERS, former as- aintant United Staten district attor- ney in Seattle, was back in town, greeting old friends, Monday. has been in Frisco with @ eye business, STAR TAKES POISON BEFORE WIFE; Threatened to Kill Her, She Charges While fam Wiack, 97, sallor, was recovering in city hospital Monday | from the effects of a drink of oll of ar taken with @uleidal intent in the presence of his wife Sunday night, his wife was due to appear at the prosecutor's office and charge him with threatening to kill her, She told polee Bunday night that #he would swear to the complaint Monday. Black, who is employed an atehman on the steamer Harvester, leame to bis wife’s room in the Jing hotel, Fourth aye, and Pike st |Sunday night and tried to am over differences between her himself, When the peace overtures fatled, he drank the poison, He waa rushed |to city hospital and will recover. |Mrs, Black says that Black threat Jened her with death when she would | h and not make peace with him He'll ‘Stay i in ‘Jail Till His Boat Sails| “This Is the fourth time you’ been tn here tn three weeks, What's the matter with you?" admonished Judge J. B. Gordon in passing sen tenes op Dan Deazy tn Monday, “Judge, you're wrong, it's only the third time,” Deazy corrected. “And if you let me g@/1'll go to Alaska.” “All right." Judge Gordon replied “But you'll stay in Jail until your| jboat satis, When it's ready let me know and T'll release you.” Packers Will Pay ’Em 7 Cents a Fish! BAN FRANCISCO, Apri! 11.—Final| jmettionent of the wage din be. | tween the Alaska Packers’ axsocin. | tion and Its employes was announce: | tod 0 fishing Cleet will wall for Alas kan waters tn about two weeks, ao | cording to company officta The men have agreed to accept a wage of T cents for each fish caught and an extra $150 for the voyage. | Last y the wage was 9 cents per fish and $200 for the trip City Prepares to Buy Water Plant Providing for the purchl se by the elty of the Georgetown Water Sup ply Co, an ordinance was drafted Monday by Thomas J, L. Kennedy, | assistant corporation counsel, whi will transfer the facilities of the Georgetown corporation to the city for $1,000 and the cancellation of | about $2,000 worth of bills owing the city, Gets Thirty Days to “Get Off the Dope” “How long have you been on the dope?” Police Judge John B. Gordon asked Roy Graves Monday. “Bight years, and I want to get off it,” anid Graves. “rl give you a chance, Thirty Gays and $100. Maybe you can get straightened up in that ume,” the court decreed. The Seattle Star DIRECTORY| Attornrys-at-Law TA BLISHED Tay. erate fee po ME ase Turke Wide. $08 fecond ave Attorney»—Patent FREDERICK P. mt Attorney. A years examiner U fice, 402-6 Lyon E ERRE HARNES, M 2 1d Howe iid. Patenta. “Trademarks one mining HS CALCIMINING, 4 ‘floor waxie East FineT- ca Raie"'ne Fiel Certified Public Accountants A. 8. HANSE: & CO, Leary Hide. Chiropractor oR RY BTR ER, CHTROPRAG Bld. ©. daten. JENNINGS, of Palmer school. Main 727 Collateral Loans ON AL THE R Ell, 36 GRAD- Denny Bidg + AN AABLE, _Concrete and Cement Work AND CEMENT 4169. Work | Pr Tvate lessone MAY DUNN | ovens, 4th & Pika, Latest dances, Bast 444 dunk | ALABKA JUNK CO, i190 First ave. 8. Elliott 3201 | Kalsomining ¥, Baward ¥, THE SQUATE CLEANERS *)) WOODWORK, BUILDINGS | Floors waxed and varn! mining clalty Give us @ trial and be con+ Money to Loan Y TO LOAN ry, on Most rOR eet DIAL LOANS IN SRATTL. 825-6 bmpire Bullding Second, Near Madison. MONBY TO LOAN AMOU Lats ONT ry SOCInTY SWE LOAN ANY S, watches | RY CO, Eatabliahed 1889. IANED ON_ AUTOMO- terms. rive while Rhodes, 608 Washington LOANS. ON a AU Retain and drive your RB. Wergont, 60% Central Bld. ii). 613% Monuments ) MARELN & GRAN- Estab- Ave. you pay. Bldg. PUGHT BOW ite Co, Ist and Virginia, lished "1874, Optician and Optometrist TW. Bdmunds, Fraser-Paterson Co. Piano Tuning John Strom, tuning, repairing. Main 734 Physicians, Su DR FN. FR Physician and Su Chrouic Disensos. Bpdclaliat for en, Goh hind Ave Razor Biades Sharpened Bpanwenbors, Cuulery, 1407 dth ave. HAS CLUETO | OLD MURDER? Suspect May Clear Spokane Mystery [ HAVE A LASH Claiming that he knew who mur | dered Mins Anna Webber in Spokane ten yearn ago, and that he had blown many safes in San Francisco and other cities, Ted Benders 18, wan held on an open charge by police Monda An effort is being made to check on his story to determine its authen-! ticity. Bender wag arrested at 9029 68th ave. 8. W., Saturday night by Patrol man E. B, Davis, He had lived there all winter, posing as a Montana cat te baron, His arrest came after sev eral parents had complained that young Bender had tried to induce thelr sons to go with him to Mon tana Bender told police that a Miss Bain of the Sacred Heart hospital in Spo kane, had some evidence In connec tion with the murder, LOW CHANEY and PRISCILLA DEAN in “Outside the Law” “Black Mike” Silva knew no law, Respectability annoyed him, Such words as Fear and Honor were unknown to him. He was “Outside the Law.” HAROLD LLOYD HIGH AND DIZZY . f Third and Pike to Be Open Sunday | Third ave. and Pike et. beginning next Sunday, Railway Chief D. corner has been practically closed to ear traffic for some time, owing to Detachable eyelashes! The | 192] Record of A ° Gordon of the Chicago Grand\| Pedestrians Hit Opera company is wearing) es hair, are stuck ne O7 wcipsasatny te Getee ktbeute: nature gave you and you | Ww. EB. tz, 3422 Wallin up of Misa Van Gordon’ 8 eye.|car on Rainier « -—- |barns, Saturday afternoon, (272 i" C. Ludeman, 41, of the Dobbins Packing Co, driven by ©, J. Venstrom of Foster, on E. Marginal way, near Dawson aa eRe —Gus Magnus, 62, painter, Escapes From Everett Po- 273 cr ts N. t200 wt, wan at ‘ Uberty on $2 lice, Coming This Way Driving - around @ street car on the wrong Hquor to Sliver Lake, Everett police down Mrs, Catherine Glass, 917 telephoned local potice early Monday | James at Bhe was badly bruined Machine, which was he i for Be ldence hospital was sent home. attle, Officers were posted at ed bs fete his motorcycle ekid- city from the north, but reported then plowed into a crowd, A. G. Lo-| that the auto failed to arrive. of Bryn Mawr, and a man in| the auto cached his load in the/ernoon, Lopez reported to police woods Monday. The pedestrian was A. dent occurred at Fremont ave and Ewing st. * Strike Substitue DENVER. Colo, April 11—Pub ing the open shop movement ts the plan of leaders of the American Fed- W. Hays, secretaryt-reasurer of the International Typographical union, heads of the local union. The plan publicity being conaléd. expend! of $2,700,000 for a year's campaign, Hays declared. Twe pages more than 200 dally newspapers, and | one page & month in eight national Railroad Man Is PORTLAND, April 11.—George B. Wash., in in the police emergency | hospital with a bullet in his chest, agent of the Spokane, Portland & Seattle railway, ie @ fugitive from scrape at a downtown intersection | here today, ly followed an all-night drinking res. sion participated in by McClelland Wacner ts expected to recover, De- tectives aré searching for McCh Street cara will be routed Henderson announced Monday extensive repair work on the tracks. latest! Miss Cyrena Van them. They are made of by Automobiles never know it! Below, a close-\tora ave., struck a ported to police. was brulsed when hit by an auto HEADED HERE 2° sc. 00 ball Monda§, charged with reckless driving. After chasing an auto loaded with! side Sunday afternoon, he knocked and gave them a@ description of the /and after being attended at Provi city limits on all roads entering the ded, throwing him off and Police believe that the driver of org crowd were injured Sunday aft-| Whitney of 2512 Aloha st. The acct Plan | Publicity a eration of Labor, according to John who ts In Denver conferring with ered by labor leaders will Involve the will be published each month in Magazines, he said. Wagner, railroad man of Vancouver, and Capt, J. G. MoClelland, special | the police, following a shooting Police said the shooting apparent- and Wagner. land Land He Got Wasn’t the Land He Bought Claiming the land ho got wasn't the land Ne bought, Hugh F. Walk- er is suing H. B. Adams tn Judge; Calvin 8, Hall's court for the dif.) ference in value, alleged to amount to $3,726 plus Interest. Adams ts said to have been an agent for M.| B. Callender, owner of the land, whom Walker sued, with Adama, in 1917 and was norfeuited. The su-| preme court upheld the non-sult so far as it conce ned S allender. |from Se ‘NEGRO WAITER HELD AS THIEF Charged With Taking $1000 Worth of Loot Witn silverware, linens and cloth ing, worth nearly $1,000, as evidence against him, ¥. B. Griffin, 6%, negro vaiiter, the father of nine children, held in the city jail Monday accused by Lieut, J. C. Wickman, of the poll pawn shop squad, of at ing the stuff from Bears, Roe buck Co. and the Hotel Washingtom Annex Griffin was arrested at his home near Sixth ave, N. W, and W. 68th *t., Sunday by Deteétives Worsham, McGraw and Freeman. The ab leged loot was discovered in a clow et. Griffin has been employed at the Hotel Washington Annex and previously at Sears-Roebuck, “We were not sure of his gutlt, #9 we walted until Sunday before searching his house,” Lieut. Wick man raid, “We did not want te queer bim on his job. But search of the house proved his guilt.” Griffin declares he bought all the stuff. ‘The goods said to have been stolen reRoebuck were in small paper sacks. Griffin.is believed to have carried one of these home with him each night. One Per Cent Sales Tax Is Proposed WASHINGTON, April 11.—Abolb tion of the national railway labor board and a general sales tax of 1 per cent were proposed in bills im troduced in the house today at the opening of the special session of com eres. Abolition of the rafiroad labor board and transfer of its functions te the intergtate commerce coms was proposed by Representative Tincher, of Kansas. Acgenral sales tax of 1 per cent, instead of the excess profits tax, wat proposed in a bill by Representative Mott, of New York. ‘Third and fourth-class yna!} will be put under parcel post rites, it wae provided in a bill introdwoed by Rep resentative Steenerson, of Minne sota, wan ELLENSBURG, — Armed bandit robs Chinese restagrant of $55 while patrons are dining. tn ere THE WAY TQ | BUY CLOTHES spring suit, get oetre pants with it— With Extra Pants Without Extra Charge Priced as Low as Order Your Spring Suit Now LAFF, The Tailor 1106 Third Ave. Sijard Is Uninvited Guest of the City Sijard Cornelis Jansen, tate of Amsterdam, {8 a Seattle guest Mon day. Cornelis was an uninvited passenger on the American tanker ‘Tippecanoe when she arrived in port Saturday. He was discovered in hiding soon after leaving the home port, and was put to work by the ship's officers, Sijard is 18, portation proceedings are in order) for him. Draw Ordinance to Sith fhawe ot Quit Fire Station At the request of Mayor Caldwell, an ordinance providing for the aban- donment of the fire station at Terry fave, and Alder st. was being prepar- ed Monday by Thomag J. L, Ken- nedy, assistant gorporation | counsel. AMAZING FIGURES Statistical bugs have figured the automobile saves the farmers of the country 375,000 years, By horse and bugey it would take one farmer 500,000 years to travel the distance covered by all in one year, By auto, | the statisticians figure, {t would take one farmer only 125,000 years, saving 275,000 years, to-order toast Colgrove's Liberty Steak wit! to-order toast ...... two slices made-to-order toast. Wheat, Corn or Buckwheat Yankee” pure syrup .. or bread and butter, two slices toast, Colegrove's 8: It is sald that gold is so malleable that it can be beaten as thin as a ndwich. A certain amount of Ignorance is necessary to our emjoyment of our extutenot Hope resembles the head of a pin and Gsappointment the other end. | Two strictly fresh Ranch Eggs, any style, with Baked Macaroni and Cheese with two slices toast Special pounded Steak, ‘Amerionn fried potatoes, These prices made possible by grove's meal coupons, Enjoy these food specials at COLEGROVE’S EGYPTIAN KITCHEN 1524 Third Ave. COMPARE THESE my other cafes. Bee if you can do better. “Puritan” Ham and Eggs, with two slices made "40c °32c 24c ‘16c ‘32c pecial Blend Coffee 60c baying Cole. h two slices made Cakes with “Old