The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 21, 1921, Page 15

The Seattle Star plivbed Daliy at 180 venth Ave. tte W BY MAL ADVANCE : Weick stays e menth . ree month months e year OUTSIDE oF STATE oF WASHINGTON Price . are Per month, or $9.00 yea: CARRIBR IN CITY Pee msou tee - 90,50 Rates Per Insertion rtising. ries, prise of five, advertisements will be up te 11 o'clock cach morn- regular afterneoe edt- your POPULAR Pe Largest Audience in| the Northwest Reads The Star’s Want Ads . Phone Main 600 FEMALE HELP W FF COKU IMAL RANTTAR: iUM, SE-! Wash., otters @ 8-7 ft cour nursing to wonten w ho “ny allowand ‘a nce, Address 1019 Madison ot, attic, Washington. NTED > QUARTER STITCHER Yamper. Rone Dry Shoe Co. 113 Pacific ave, Tacoma /SAM WEISFIELD CANT RE- Bir your watch, throw it awa: THE PIANO PLAYING eeht 864 Fh ATIONS Ww ANTED — SX PERT- best Ca ret- DAY WORK, washing. ironin, iw. $2.75 ¢ oure § to 6. Room EAVERS > organising McDonne!l! iM at 14th NW. and W rd. A meeting will be|_ at the mill between 11 a, m |g .m. Sunday. Jf you want at home and get all the HER! m phon Bitiott 2781 of Bast IGENT PERSON MAY $100 to $200 monthly cor- for newspapers bias 2 im spare tim: © unnecessar Subjects suce Nath BOYS FOR ROUTH CAR- of the city. Good mi MILL sawyers. seasons, unsk ited with little mo Bd share of profits Bdwarde 3 ur for . . 1 Pee and a= re} money. Stafford a WEISFIELD CANT RE- < Taped watch, throw it sway. ‘Rion. ip—MALE ‘TION WANTED ADVER- te discharged cel- Gters or sailors are printed tree i 4 JAZZ BAND, « 6 musicians. Rest 7336. ‘MEN—iF You ity to make big money, co! us. We want a few It t 14 from carbon. trate to you what it wig very alto owner will you like a long lost brother wanted. Apply ‘buretor Dietete- "AN MAKE $100 P le articles to banks as line if you are a larly Toealit; Da imple case, which ‘can ocket, will e refunded its relere. <“Mapply at. once to Kimball Bank Note ¢ Hennepin ave. Minneapolis, ED tor with $2,000 to enter part- hip in sanitarium for, babies | Address A RLY won AS small grocery store rtner in -7, Star. “L08T AND FOUND “PROM 966% DENNY WAY. etch terrier bitch, 1§ month dark grizzly color. Anyone taining her after this notice will | tle with police. Geo. Lewis. | A HISFIBLD CANT F ir your watch, throw it away. ion LET—UNFURNISHED USES OOM Fi 1 seit BE FOR RE AND 6 rooms of t iA oqrecea -in porch: * 31 8. _ Elliott 409. VERSITY dern; wood C cas FOR RENT “ Ri fuenehed, garage. Acct re z fing. that will beat renth nil fe? Huy © home on terms 5 per month ._C. PETERS, 716 Third A (OOM MOD! rnixhed. mene sth 5 OM MODERN COTTAGE, $17 mth. 2021 Lane at. Reacon 3009 iFUKNISHED APARTMENTS | AND FLATS CLEAN ROOMS. bd BRN HOUSE, NEWLY Rainier valley car to one block right. 4223 PU CAP- Gut. ol 4289. YURNISHED APARTMENTS AND FLATS ND $10—2-ROOM FURNTS partments; walking | distanc ve jommunity bath; free Might and se in suite hone servic ite of heat and bh i pew pin; no 2 Swan Apts er. UNV URNIBHE riments: private bath: steam eat: telephone. Prices very r ponable Kiliott 2 Manhattan s.. 11138 % Howell at BD 4-ROOM FURNI8H BD . riments; modern steam hea H nd 't be beat ‘tus 1th ave children: | re 415 Melrose > “4 i Room “Fir WALKING” tlOur cat |CARLOAD OF HORSES PROM BAST % FURNISHED APARTMENTS | 61 AND FLATS 4 PRIVATE HATH, furnished: on firat Cleo ream na ble 131 Nob Hill ‘aves corner FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILE 1 ROOMS ly in UNITED MOTORS CO. ck of ReNewed cars is get- pis: | tiMe, low - ou will have to burr $12.00) furmiture for mafse * rome ms 352 Bm- “ rik _ behead NICELY furnished: all outside walking distance, [014 tale atest Buy Now Save Money Cole Aero 8 4-passenger. Cole Acro & T-passenger. Cole Aero § ehummy Hudson 4-passenger sportater, Oldamobile b-passenger, 1919. Model N passenger nt 6 touring 20 model. like new Tp ROOM thy walking tis 102 let FURNISHED and up) «a ave. Wasy Terme r FURNTSHED Pousekeeping room lights, gas, 1510 Fire ay side Hotel 31 FURNISHED HOUSERKE ROOMS . AND PLIGHT, CLEAN ROOME hot and cold water: walking dis- tance. 173% Belmont ave. - ROOMS, CLOSR GARDN to markets and business, single of AGENCY rulte. 1823 Sixth av “ DOWNTOW AN Tee rooms; ¢ syrzinies furmished; $3 week." ixth ave. ra FRONT ROOM, $3.00 WEEK; GAS 1021 Bene FOR RENT—ROOMS ONE TARGE ROOM, WITH krrcw- enetie, reasonable. 182 Third N 6 HOTELS NEW ARLINGTON HOTEL FIRST and Spring 789.” Perma- nent guests. $ ‘oo “week. Tranatent $1.00 per day. Newly fur- n and thoroly renovated thr at. WANTED—MISCELLANE . x t THING AND Filiott 3331 ELLANEOU SAsif ANP, Poors o Rk wil Ms CO. 183 iret Ave 8 Tt ts not too te to start a hotbed for early planta. " cost $ ¥ HOUSE h cost, $0.97 Mt WEnpSHtieL! price price showin building material B WILLA UNITED MOTORS CO. 1820-22 Bellevue, Bet, Pine and Pine The Home of the COLE, REO, DORT en aut tn trade on a new odge road> This car be bumper and & new top: completely w MOTOR CO. Pike St NGOOD Tith Ave and Be Fast 100 FORD ROADSTER 1918—-In the best of condition. value, CENTRAL AGENCY, Ine, Authorized rd Dealer Broadway and Pike. Basp-320 D—URED CLO Owl 1317% Ist Real | POR TOUR RUN ABOUT 6,060; miles, completely overhauled and in perfect condition; starter and | battery; demountable wheels; shock absorbers, looks lke new. and is really better than Mugt be sold at once. Green= age, Ballard 2751 LER CHUMMY. IN PINK OF condtilon. Will sell at very attrac. price, with $400 ¢ and cary terms. This in a good and price is very low wat Hi at ones, © Star. 1917 BRISCOE TOURING running order, $450, throp. Beacon 2991 land FINE CHALMERS COUPE, FImat Clans condition. $1,000. Elliott 1109 THe FABHION Ganon “BUILD <ONTRACTORS. TION We Are Selling Out Our Stock of amelware. 1607 Win AL Au to 4 sy pair; 2.00 1TCHING AND NG | attachment; works on all sewin machines. rice $2. Persona checks, 10c extra Light's Mail Order House, Box ham, Ala. St _ EVENINGS HAMILL & ENGDAHL Proadway East WANTED—DUICK OR DODGE F paprenger. 1918 of 1919. Will con. eter one in ood or fair condition. will pay © Bt COGAN TIPS. 1168. pisata nt. Uy. reduced Oo ante «| reatly Rotite’ wna ara. co,” 1033 i StumP_ PULLE Re $3 ORSE- power, $55. Oulwears outpulls s all others, See te SPRCIAL WOOD SALE— cord, delivered north Yesler w Wed con! £ arantess. Americao 1 te Laem Frock We Have Our tn of i ReNewed light Geliveries are the best that ean be had. and the price is gure right; the terms are gary, so don't walt, We can fix you up. | COME UP te en THEM Cherry. “Mate 3095. t.ho cords i2-ineh. 41 Hig cord; 12-inch. Me ‘load dey mill wood. $8.06. sharpel tires Sho) is | Ri , 1a, 14 16-tnch, ' D cord: 4-oot, $815 cord Ballard 4616 after 5. Reo 8 wagons, express ae i DEPOSIT Nat ASSURE quick dell a FINE piano|| from CLINTOD rida sth at | § ERAL HAUL ‘any time. Service j 260- pound 0. Call Sidney } jagel %-ton chassis. Dodge. express body. ) ORDER we orng. cave SOMIS UNITED MOTORS CO. Bellevue. Between Pike and Pine ne of the RE EDWAGON THE Goup lon oF ba ATG POT Sycamore. ctump COAL. | LOAD LOTS. Mill wood. 8 , delivered. || Gace Anne 53/1 | NEW PIANOS FOR RENT. “fest Applied on purchase, ere LOORS—HARD WOOD AND Pint Old floors scraped and finished. — o— eniomscenmomt FORD TRUCK u in excellent condition Berttal AGE Authorized Broadway and Pike. 320 UCK POR SALB OR for cordwood. Price $300, y. Phone Queen Anne 5133 about 6 HISyIRLD “CAN'T Be | 2 throw it away. | 7: SCORDS AND XCHANGED, 709 MILI, SLAW AND PORBST Stock up for wintér. Bal- Montelius Price GC ‘Ria or A Main 919. 524 ist B 75 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE MADKONA HILL HOME my well bu modern asement, furnace; recep- ‘oom, dining ro: * pantry hardwood floors, on fi fireplace and bullt-in buf ond floor has 3 bedrooms, with large. light closet; ' large bathroom; broad and easy stair one block to car Buyers phone and H. Db. Buchaa- $150, 1612 Sth av. ie MONARCH TT OR Re without mas plate. it 5212. SHIPYARD WOOD CALL 7 of Sidney 468. streets paved: Some terms. make appointment wher, Banat 8485. 32.600 Buys a 5-room modern bungalo with # small house and tent ho 100; good chic and yard; 2 large fountains in yard, with all kinds of bearin fruit trees, berries, roses an lawn; half block north of city and Street ear; near school and store. Part cash, balance to suit. Im- mediate possession. C. A. Dawson, $302 Greenwood ave. Ballard 271 MERIDIAN CAR $500 CASH $3.400—Double constructed 5-room bungalow, located within one-half block of care and near school large rooms, fireplace, built-in f tures, two nice light bedroom: closets with windows, bath and basement; to alley; lawn, roses, shrubs. ce payable at $35 or more month; no Mortgage Phone N 796, of call at 1900 North 45th St. CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW 4 nice rooms and bath: fireplace; beam ceiling: paneled walls: nice ; shrubs and flow- i008 7 RNITURE . 408 Pike. M. 6hid FURNITURE FOR SALE FOR R rooms of, th phonograph; » term RISNER rd Bldg. SET, fiak 52 all in POULTRY ‘TED HATCHIN te Leghorn, Sie setting, $6.96 per 106. Wanted, order fo’ amount. 146 th, Madron FOR SALE TING HENS _ Fourth N ze ee BABY ¢ ‘KS, 20¢ AND UP, day, $43 BE. 80th st LIVE STOCK 40x100 foot lot Bal- ber h of the mountains. Single horses, well broke, $60 up; team, we 3,400; one team, weight 2,600; eral head of horm 1,600, for sale, che ave \61 FOR SALFE—AUTOMOBIL| JUST OVERHAUL and painted; privately driven. recommended to be an excepti buy. #14. 1219 B. Madison, fis0 BUYS THIA FORD. A BAR Kain. Drive it away. 2126 Third Iiott 1109 LASSY FORD BUG. N will make some terms this evening Ts street paved boulevard. A #na eany terms. Will take Bonds at par for McDONALD, HOOV HB. 45th at Univ Phone Kenwood & ONLY $3,000 cars and at $2,600; Liberty basement Jot 40x10 uick section. turke Bldg. fiUY ONLY VROM OWNE modern house, dintrict k. Party from 19 a m. 5 Pm 5204 Brooklyn aye. Kenwood 2010 ty HICK s N RANCH, $1,250; $26 down, month, 604 American Bank. Stun 2476. 1 paved atroet Lequires Main 345 6- ROOM niver= d thin city. Call te Ki Maainon : NEW-1920 tape, PASSEN- Hott 1109. RING, IN Al 1718 14th ave. Goor wer BUT obape, $350. epring | car FINt complete | 73 POR SALK—REAL FSTATE letely furn n KOOd dint tn and pale fine; 2 fin berries, best buys o} eany terme, sion. Ont y § Liberal CLOSE monthly: la & working on atre: will trade Bidg. LARGE Terma, $6 | dos Good soil; from wher, 918 LS ACKE barn K | water terms and Come to us t blocks Owner, A BQ | TROOM Hor | cleared. in | nh, bale at Lake F BY OWNER large tot Lake room newer mas improved |o' school, $3 monthly Moacre; terma, are tween 2:00 to $1,000 ca. Principals o cy TWO_ PINE tend ye Kh “thous Btar. : |* 2 block Lak ments ail paid Price $2 ke ot low, Dut wish to close them out. TRACT, lots of fruit of all kinds for berries and chickens: Queen Anne nn 14 Roston St fruit trees r to 76 WEST SEA J PROPER’ an month, Call Room QUBNN ANNE FURNIAR ‘ d Attn ive lahed ret; ay hi ti fbo! discount hb payment Capitol 1065. IN; 6 ROOMH ree corner lot; A good ho man our equity for 40. Own Main 1110. Lore Ont wn and, $4 y price bi Green Bid, 5 ROOM Tf ane $2,100; 1! Mallard 1247 | CULVER QUr for the bh hil property. CG, CULVER KOOMS, HATH HOUSE arden h, ine 1 SEO W-ACKE Gie of the! . on A small payment down and balance y & minutes tcar from union depo Or chea jor, #1 26 monthly minutes s very OUaE a) city one Bee Sith and Greanwoo nee buys ts Queen Anne 17, Good GA- all in Judiny ov terma $206 sie W. € urien car «-hOOM Fi Tak L418 No 48th ® $1,366 connected and city lights: t: clowe to car an 00 cash, “ ia & WALL mm NEW, WODERS t Alani 8 To Hour — F- Georgetow includin 4 Elliott 20 and 4:00 p. m. Ballard Bur ah. nly re very hello OURE Green t 2 rooms with sleeping porch, bath complete with high! id high balance $25 4-ROOM ores ON fine garden; PETERS 116 Third Ave. 11 WANTED—KEAL ESTATE — eany ROOM m; $26 inter- ry ie OR T-KOOM HOUSE WANTED, CP ferred. Bide FUR EXCHANGE—REAL ESTATE Lore NEAR Woop: Com t 4780 cal Irvin, o cece CH BERRY LAND L.RARED on tt. close to city Price, acre; easy torma aches WILL EXCHANGE 26 ACKER GOOD -room bungalow: chicken houses: t soll, for home in city, C-6, black soll, tn ain $i2e 7 ‘trees a ches pear 5 ACRES ADJOINING LAKE FORMS? PARK Level; neatly a good sub-irri ated i alder otto; sol! cy ‘004 locgtion and good berr: find, ‘Ten $1008 450 cash cA RTER, MILLER 208 Columbia St | 400 ACREA sub-divided CRE, and — roy good cottages. VERY Cal! at ow and Spo you on the rected the 70 acres. The tract is W ly boundar tended en This |e @ val ing an unui depende ¥ 8, 40 in. $ Lt 617 Third Av ARE YOU 10 acres bearing buildings ented one t the best t Sound, $500 ca See O particulars be app Veeee 8 ncres, all 126 fruit ehickena, lots of be tor, 75 rie Beattle Dahl, and ave. On the main! by direct au trie to show it balance. 8 Pantages 1 065, 4 LITTLE FARM IN of th with chN' DO A few tracts improved with small Branch at Pi eo, Open Sundaya Phone MOINES where you LOOKIN HIGHL’ $3 210 10 WITH RU MacDONAL. D Elliott ee THE land. into né EASY TERMS fice, 26 Mt Seattle co: olnt We wi 4 in five m hi. « sat eeeve city close tn, half- racts, with streets and city to each tract. Bee our compicte DEMONSTRATION A chickens, berries, showing you mB an acre of PUGET MILL. CO. (Land Dept.) a Ww Wave tnu West Rr The Surrogate! Court of the county and state of New York ha d\~ ale of @ certain tract boundary Juneau at. the ao fe w. r able holdin, lly good of} inform New ef your local B POR THE PUTT suburban home nt Lognberry ean ral RUIT, VEG and keep a CO or city TAXES t of of land containing approximately lying and being on the fanterly side of 35th ave northern x the puther Molly st ex- Present- portonity to secure @ comparatively clo on a paved street, for ‘realty vi ine STABLE Wino o keep So see this wonderful clone to DES M level land; foot road ‘to stead of buy 1,000, on terma RD LAND CO. ¢ 3 Firat FOR A near Wi 45 minut 5 A trees; good n land worth $2,000; mile erry from can district 8 for on OINES several every f lote of good wood that you acres ve 8 SNAP? nslow, ride ed; 5 young well; lo- in the $2,760; ry, Moen, 1023 Firat. ave ‘This must be seen to eciated eee eT eee EE) ¥ IMPROVED A-1 land, in ¢ trees, 4 cows, bees, all machir rries, ka of wood; 0 Hoge nert Annex, ACKLS NNING STRIEA $800 land; to road handy improve ; very rich soll and level $50 cash, and Geema Bldg. rop; pigs, nery, cream separa h« terms, 1. M 709 M to Seattle d din Gilad Irinott LITTLE Good locatip ein: ACREAGE .—_—— = oD NUYS large | (fOME OF oun ¢ « face cloared Improvements Money; located about 30 miles from Heattla, 1140 aeres Toit Hivation at this mue RIVE re to clear it, FRONTAG: It cost rented: Nocated to Seattle, you to offert | ASSOCIATED REALTY Co. 305-6 Crary Bidg. Biliott abo ——— . A BEAU TFET WATERFRONT 10 Fm 9 T acres gee ed; fine beach: ht at dock and school; 56 T-room com hy my engine, Wood #aw, all farm tooln caring fruit and berries of al unning water, This is @ 1,600 cash. inpire bide. $1,700 jand; 2 acres amore; new larwe barn: oung fruit nbors: graded I tor 91,700; mh Nite say ted “10 ACRES, IMPROVED, TERMS Part rich bottom cleared, balance brooder house 16x32; lumber hou: treen: plenty of ne and high school $600 cash. P. VAN ARSDAL 1019 Thi Wood MA TICE of rich loam soil; half mile from station and demonstration farm; on good road; aurro by beautiful homes. for & acre RRADALE & ¢ 1019 Third Ave. ~ NEAT SEQUIM; A rest AChE 2T-ncre tract, red; sandy 1 tas rod oF gravel: on irrigation ditch throug! excellent for ry ne] chicken ranch. Price $945; good terma big 2 HS rn PETERSON POR. BALI miles out; under plow house: root houses: 2 wel good road. cpennider a trade owner, Port Orchard ae ae Mt “SEEN excellent soil; 6 m chicken some timber: on 0 ht “seen cL fine soil; and other out rted fruit tree ther things inclu Kary te Phone Capitol 1055. A BARGAIN t al! cleared and cultivated: 5 city water: Rraded street; just outside city limits. Fauntleroy district. 00 balance arranged. fine cow and in price: Mr, May Price $1 Ww Ing bat wood land. \ ed-off land on farms and Skagit county h ares oft ae Productive soil proven eid Perens, 116 Third Ave. TACRES ALL © LEARED. HEATING orchard, fenced; cabin. $2,500, $500 cash. oust ERG, North 2028 aut ‘ateade ie tag. Elliott 1482, allt need. cas! en. “eer ear. ty jew York Block. A PICKUP 120x100; 2-room ‘house; good boll; just outside Faunticroy district. $450 cash. balance $10 Woent_1140-W, Four tote, city water eity limita, Price $625 monthly. ‘ RES Phone or call for location and rme rehi siP"th 5b AC nice Take water, ARY tallge south of Bid: ney road. 4 & rt Orchard. $1,400 $200 down, terma to suit. P. Reed, ort Orchard ie IPT BA FARMA cent north city 2: no mortenge. “Bee Eliiott, 321 CAND; CITY Was ee. You name what Bee Joho J. Kiliott buliding. HOTHELL TRACTS Cleared bottom and upland th each. Owner, HL A. Mortrude, Box C-2. Star. 1 ACRE HOL FRUIT; CITY lights, water: 2 blocks Greenwood ear county 2 15th N. W. 80 FARM LANDS YAKIMA VALI earliest district government Irrigation pra! . Sunnyside extension: go deep soll; no rock or gravel: on main line RR; clone to depot Eary terme. Lew price of $25 per acre and wu are the owners. YAKIMA, Tarver “FARMS Ride Main 1110. RANCH ter; no, morta: con 10-ACRE All level loam soil: p hway; 4 acres cleared, 2 ger earing strawberries; good 4-room house; barn: chicken houses; family or- ne mile fad ood town. WITH ORCHARD AND cleared land; on main coumy road from Renton, Here is a a farm, $2,500; terme 6 H.C PRTERS, 716 Third FOR SALE—WATERFRONT PROPERTY NDY waterfront lot, fne- ng Seattle harbor, A’ bar- Ave. istand A well ow. McALLASTER, Bank Bldg. Hiliott 3862 _ STOC KS AND BONDS "i Victory Bi onda. eres on Vashon Me Cherry 8t ain 5899. _STOCKS AND BONDS WE Witt Amalgamated Western Rubber 1 unit Gent, Mont Pet Forks O11 1 pfd., 1 com. Stradivara Automatic Elec astika Oi! Victor Wyoming .. Far West Bamonds O11 & Te f. WILL BUY OR OTHER STOCKS OR I FOR YoU TRADING COMPANY 1 nith Bldg BONDS 118 RAL 6 RTY I Com, Unite Mirahip Co Dispatch Petroleum Alaska Steamship Co ke of Arn prior Ol aa Steel real High Power 360 Vietory Rubber Smelting & Power Finance WA. 214 Union St 04 BUSINESS 0 LUNCH n; fine ROOM RARGAIN business. A place 5 cash. Owner NT, 422 Burke GIGAR STAND, $i00,” FUTPARLES for lady or gentleman. Good stock and location. A snap. Call at 333 Burke Bldg. j HAVE You nded snes colbert 4 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES $1,000 CARH? | you have this amount, and want to get into peth ing here there is @ chance to. be me ndept in repre with } | WANTED ROOKKEFPER AND. ENGINERR 7 erenilt Stim on lake, near ing ©) oe. os R Hy 000 for Investment. 10% tamtial in ot sg bbens WotR | w rooma, yey location; $1,061 DOM houve nicely furnishes tor er close in om Sixth Brice $1.00. complete furniah- 4 h $300. Suet 1,000 to! per ter- fh jocation, strict ly, Price $900; gash, $200 COCHRAN INVESTME Elivott ‘Gans. Crary wh PICTURE THEATRES | Several good suburban thea nell on terme or take city property in Ino 200 opera chairs will well Chea. See HAUBROOK, 422 Burke Bide RESTAURANT IN GOOD LOCATION, doing « large business. Sickness TY CAN SELL YOU ONE OF Tit: beat cig stands, fountain, Lowe «4 and card rooms 4 the oe if lta - fo they pooled SAL Vash- | RNITURE; ST room : cheap rent; nice home. $375, Sil Seventh ave. GROCERY STORES” on” on ee sold. B. P. Rehling, 207 Hoge B Annex. 709 tnd Ave. W AND SRCOND-HAND CLOTH- ing store, by own 1614 Bey- Ny eyelet gaa tg BLACKSMITH BHOP FoR and stock complete. 1914 ington. cy 'ATENTS FINANCED PATENTS FINANCED AND” PRO- moted. Our Business Efficiency Department Specializes in fi- meritorious industrial ATED INVESTMENT CO. 206 Crary Bide. % BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES WANTED _ al ABEC I WANT TO BUY DIRECT FROM owner a general merchandise bus- iness, in city or count Spot cash, Quick. active, confidential Mr. Phip: 607 Alaska Bidg. Phone Eliott sta. 97 , THELA DA WSO my home with 1 will not be saber “3 for any debts contracted W. Dawron. A ae WILL NOT BE KH 5 AIBC FOR any bills contracted by my wife, \.__Nels Holmberg. be MY” Wir having lone more night on SPECIAL NOTICES ; HERE’ MORE ABOUT | along and we booked on to the end of the boom,” OFY ON THEIR VOYAGE | WITH FAIR WIND When they had been towed past the university, into the open watere of Lake Washingtor, the cruisers but loone and set wail in @ fair breeze up the lake “We had « fine wind and landed at 10 p. m, at Evergreen point,” Karl took the narrative. “That's across the lake from Sand point.” “That's where we had @ scare, too,” Mark sald, and the boys grin ned. “We heard some animal after our grub, 1 looked out, “I don’t know yet what It was, but I think it was a dog, maybe, Any- way, I threw the hatchet at it and scared it away” | Sunday morning Mark and Eart cruised around for several hours. “But when we came to start home the wind was against us and too strong. 80 we camped at Sand point Sunday night.” “Sure,” said Karl, “we didn't sup pose anybody would worry about us much.” ENCOUNTER HEAD WINDS; POTATOES 0} FOOD LEFT Tuesday was a repetition of the day before. The boys sailed around but could not make headway toward | home against the breeze, Their food supply was reduced to a few pota toes. Examination revealed that Mark bad a dollar and Earl 26 cent. their capital and bought some eggs at a farmhouse) and a few loaves of bread at « store. “Shucks, we can cook all right. Mark said. “I was out camping with jmy folks last surnmer and I can cook pjacks and everything. I can flip m, too.” “Yeh, but we didn't have anything to make flapjacks with,” put in the practical Bart Tuesday night the voyageurs es tablished headquarters at the mouth of a creek at Lake Forest park Wednesday morning they began to get a bit anxious. The wind held steadily against them. They pad died for a while, but it was too hard work. A council of war was held and the boys decided to spend the lake, and) then, if the wind did not change, they would abandon their boat, walk to the Bothell highway and try to get @ ride to Seattle |FIND OLD LEANTO AR RAILROAD TRACKS We had a dandy camp Wednes éay night,” Mark sald, “We found an old jeanto on the beach about jtwe miles north of Lake Forest |park. It was right clone to t rajiroad tracks, A train whisned by toward Seattle. We waved at the engineer and he waved back and grinned. I guesn he is the one |; who told where we were. ment We and Pied. ae White, 601 New York Block Main 220%. “TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: This te to certify that H. @ made an applica: ones fur cleaning and shop “ot 1219 Aloha et. lot 10, lock 5, D. T. Denny's Second Ad- itlon. “Anyone desiring to protest such occupancy must file such protest at the office of the Bulld- if Department, Room 605 County- City Building, prior to May 3. 1921 107 CARD OF THAN WE WISH TO THANK OUR friends &nd neighbors for the kind- ness shown us during the iliness of our dear son and brother, and for the many beautiful offerings. Mr. and Mra Jens Jensen and Family AT RIVERTON Onty one mile outside city, on interurban a te paved highway. Choice, prepared soil and modern conveniences. ere tracts, $178 up: If) $375 up: acres, $750 er tracts lower in |}! ALSO Some select. partly cleared, adjoining this improved land. Full acres, $450 to $500. Terms adjusted to suit buyer. Tents, Flies, Tarpaulins, Auto —_— and Canvas | were oods Special Sale Saturday on all sized Tents. The prices are so you can have a new teht this sea- son, Buy direct Camp Lewis Wireless SURPLUS ARMY SUPPLIES 904 3d Ave, 84 University St. | Seattle, Wash. ']> Largest line U. 8. Army Goods on the Pacific Coast, File Libel Against _ | S. S. West Hartland) on cians TACOMA, April 21.—Libel pro-| d ceedings against the United States shipping board steamer West Hart land, which rammed and sank the steamer yernor on the night of; April 1, between Port Wilson and, Marrowstone point, were filed in the United States district court here to- | day by the Aubrey-Becker Sales Co. The Aubrey-Recker company | brings suit to collect for a shipment | | of dye soap that it had sent from San Francisco to Seattle on the Gov: | nor. Willful violation of navigation laws by the West Hartland was the | cause of the accident, the libelant charges, The value of the cargo for which, sales company seeks to collect is HESITANT HUBBY “Myrtie’s husband is really a nice man but so vacillating.” “How do you know?" | “Myrtle says he spent a full hour yesterday trying to decide whether) he would wash the car, the dog or |tne baby."—Judge ‘¥ IP FAL “Gee whiz, but I was sleepy when they woke us up. I guess we both were.” “You know it,” Fart admitted. “Say, Mark, you didn't tell about lan ithe fish.” “Wednesday afternoon.” said Mark, “a fellow gave us a fish. A bass or something—or maybe a carp. He was just fishing for big trout and didn't want it. We cleaned it and covered tt with mud and baked it In the coals, like I learned to do Jout camping. That's all the erab'we The Seattle Star ESTABLISHED iat. ait canes. ecg naultath ce. od. F partment. 215 Berke’ fires 905 Second ave. 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We Cleaned it all up at one meal.” | So Kart and Mark were back im school Thursday, making up back lessons. They are not even going after thelr boat, “Don't think it would pans the hull inspector, anyway,” they said, echucm | ling, { And all they have left are the memories of four nights in the opew and three coppers left from Mark’@ doliar. Stops to Play on River; Is Drowned “I'm not going to schoo! I'm going for a boat ride,” called Robert Shanklin, 9, When companions urged him from the river bank, where he was playing at 945 a. m, Wednestay, His body was toward Snoqualmie before 11 a m. The boy had constructed a raft of shingle bolts after stopping about half a mile above the falls while on his way to a class which 4i4 not assemble until 10 a m. When he refused to leave, Ro@ ney Hough and John Kelly went on to the classroom, telling of his whereabouts when he failed to ap pear at school. Shortly before the body was found, a box he had used on his shingle bolt raft was seen floating on the river. BALD-HEADED — HOLD MEETING — Assert Polished | Domes Sign of Brains ~ | NEW YORK, April 21.—if you're bald and 40, life's best beckons. For altho the hairs on your head |may be numbered, 2,000 members of the Bald Head Club of America rise | to assert that only the baldhead is | appreciative _ the finer things; hence handsome, bappy and com | tented. , The Bald Heads are planning thelr fourth annual meeting at Tor rington, Conn., May 9. Applications for membership from all the states, Europe and some of the South Sea islands, are to be passed on. He who would join the club must submit his “polished spot" for ex amination. If it measures three inches or more in diameter he is eligible. Ex-President Taft is an honorary member. He got in “by a hair” when the chief Bald Head examiner found drifting Falls shortly the three inches and no more. Another member is Vice Coolidge. And the Bald Heads look forward — to the day when they can enroll President Harding. ‘When the Bald Heads meet they sing congs like “Where, O Where Has My Little Hair Gone™ and j“There’s No Place On Earth Ike: That Little White Spot Under Hat.” . To bind all bald heads together — in fraternity eo that they may ep Preciate their blessing. To prove that baldness is the sign of much intelligence. To subscribe funds for charitable purposes. ‘ pell building, Pitts- burg, eight stories high and weighing 10 million pounds, was moved 40 feet in 12 hours without interruption to busi- ness, telephone, water, eed trical or heating service. This engineering feat cost $200, 000, but saved $100,000 over the cost of tearing down and building again. Photo taken as building was being moved, The perennial humorist of the treasury department contributes to our gayety by announing that there is a shortage of small bills.—Roches- deciared him the possessor of just ~~