The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 16, 1921, Page 13

we. ee a a Table SiR OF STATE Ow WASHINGTON Ag — or ch ‘“ARRI we ‘cleck cach morn. 4 y hE afterncon edi- treatment, we tt © appointments. Phone Ellio RIENCE SINGLE-NEEDLE operator wanted. West Side ( teanertiy) California ave. AMV BL 3 pik watch, throw “Wt away TO ADOPT LAW * § months old. 27-R . IME PIANO PLAYING cht. $06 Pine st. SITUATIONS WANTED a XPERIENCED; its and coats rt. re Silk and wool, $6.50 up. Alter- price soascnaais, Fit guaeran- _East « CED TEACHER P enix ish positions, Will accept any, fers. C-41, Star. MX nadie eecceceecceeccc STEADY EMPLOYMENT WAGES $5.00 TO $6.00 A DAY €| We can piece a td sen, tm Positions where ih be steadily ane are ‘ed ‘and e e $ 4 § Diackamith ¢x- shee = , handy a)- oh for 5 ee oe por- Sanity to ‘getter yourself. in; C Yestigati fy you © y of the erent opportunities in the Northwest. “An investment of $1000 ts required, which we gan con ‘ou will return 202! monthly, Ieee" your Pree ot is well company sell all of its product ae fast as can Pro- Hence this oppo! a 2 See _ pgececeecce O «i Sa edi oO 3 ccoclanaanannnan Seattle, Wash. Ps if imenta | Write ase 8 € 00 19.090000000008 |Our esta’ €istar A star’ €|Goed values, all 6 | SHIPYARD WOOD, BONE OWN YOUR Home easier and with less money than to rent $108 cash and $15 i do it 726 Third Ave. “RATT; GLOBE IN; ts 4-ROOM furnished or unfurnished bath and phone. weriees sonable, Manhattan Apts Ing distance. Phone ROOM APARTMENT, NICELY furnished; private bath. 815. Rat- pier valley car to Generes, one ook 2 OR partly ome 18T8-M. “ROOM heat, tt Mott 2853. furnished, Weat Se MODERN PORNO close 2 § per month, 1. $-ROOM APARTMENT, M fine wiow. 2718 lath ave 6 Bi cgon itis 3 2K %_NOUsEREE SINGLE HOt clean; steam h walking dist ing room , hird 9 Woodlawn Motst $1 FURNISHED T0USs! ROOMS POPULAR PRICED ROOMS. to market and business. Thrift, 1 Bicth ave LITE HOUSER ERPING 2217 42nd 8. W. West 788 preferred, FOR RENT—ROOMS NG” ROOMS FURNISHED Sound view; easy walking tance; with or without board or housekeeping priv! . weferred. — Reanc ‘nable, Biltott 44. ANTED—BOARD AND ROOM HOME FOR Two URL ‘ to 10 years. Ballard 7 KET—STORES SPACE FOR room: also storage # 035 Third ave, Main Dunean & F * PING ROOMS ERPING CLOSE The ROOMS, 8 pace 946. PF DALY GIRL) ——————_——___—_______—__- Phone West 8 WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS FOR GOOD ft AND cleaning call Kenwood 2947 A 49 FOR | a en elec ‘EOU! Hi AND DOO! BR WILLIAMS CO. 1943 First Ave. oO. & 2.00 It ie mot too late to start @ hotbed for early Sash 2 ft. by € ft. cost Sash 4 ft. by 6 ft. cost SASH FOR SHC K 30 wide by nn. hh a ASS ror w sine by 10 in, pri 3 in. by 12 im. pri log showing building material free oO BR Ww plants, cost $0.9 iDSHteubs $450 full m request. Shiplap, at 2x4 and win ‘gaoa Sista 4 ingles : Sot. them. Phone ‘Any time between 7 and 6, Elliott 6186. a inch clear INSIDE WILL Woop loads, 100 cubic feet, $5.50 ds, 200 cubic feet, $10. Beacon 2250 any tim DRY, DE- Get our prices. fertiliser. re wood. __ Main 3536 T KNOW TH will take more to our player if youd exchange some of our word rola at 709 Pike st. lvered anyw Sad, mill Ballard 2213 aren noYs xD, “ole Toad, i Service Fuel Co. Ballard 6: agit CARDS, 76a PRINTING. _ . Novelty Print 1 Fae watch, throw Un 109 CIVIL SER- jence fi Bl ‘3 als ermaan, ti r. oe on 8 = 5 ntmum age, | WANTED—USED CLOTHING years: resid. |, 1317 % Tat required. Call personally for xe ATS $2.60. cation blank not 23, 1921. ‘ NTELCIGENT PERRO! sex, may earn $190 to $206 tbly corresponding for new 25 we re; $15 to ae: for particu! Buréau. Buffalo, NY. b—BOYS FOR ROUTE CAR- im all parts of the city. Good later \t ich and jewelry repair for i money. Stafford & Schwark. SAM SW EISPIELD p CANT RE- 4 our watch, throw it jon. [TATION WANTED ADVER- ments of discharged soldiers or sailors are printed free of ebarse. i. 38° YEARS! "i to thy. OVERSEAS MAN, » AINTING AND DECORATING | Fing and SERVICE, book keepe pher; selling abili cellent city references, Phone ween Ann Lal COUNTANT-BOOKKEEPE, view man, will keep Four books, b) ae, night oi hee og" of office Seat as “WORK 1s in shoe Zoe shop. FOUND AN BLACK OPAL 12 "Ravete, on inakuny ond ave. oF White Bldg. eres call Helen ‘apitol 1472. Reward. ACK TRAVELING BA etween Lincoln high school and Premont bridge, Saturday. mae turn to Lincoln, or phon oe A 61% an, WEDNES- ith, , BY @X-S8OLL ¥ evening—Pocketbook, creden- valuable clippings. Kast 6661. SAM WiISPIELD watch, throw It ewe | Broadway and Pike. OO rden spot; 4 excellent. view. 11 44th ave. aimie at = Beli, H 2, Me 266, Aubura, a cukPEst Woop in Toww— Gedar wood, $3.50 per load. North fa) 77 or Sidney 463 ty In spare = 125 Ww ton $37.50; Singer machin 17.50; large brane 25 (matin 2 325 stik ma ttrens: be Money can buy, never been used. Ww complet: Bring your money and take things | 1537% Eighth ave. between ne; little cottage tm ay. | AMERI Pike st. Large stock of ne “get household i exchange k Phone your waste Will 207. i is BiG PR ing, ducks, 2 monthe old, $1.25 each: 1 month old, T5e each. Cock- erels 2 months dozen. Will deliver. HATCHING KGG8—v HITE 4e enc! $19.50 r . Madrona car. PET STOCK RIOAD OF HORS ‘of the mountains. Single horses, well broke, $60 up; team, weight 3.400; one team, welent 0 eral head of hori {'b00. for sale, cheap. 2607 Fourth LEG : 1407 VE STOCK PAT STEER AND THREF fresh cows. S. Person, East atte. aE 6 USED CAR SNAPS Here are a few for your approval: Jordan Sportsmarine: fine condition. Oldemobile §, 7-passenger. 1919 Briscoe. 1918 Briscoe. 1917 Mitchell. 191 Mitchell; new paint. 1919 Mitchell 5-passenger, 1919 Mitchell 7-passenger, Vke new. 1920 Mitehell b-passenger; like new. All overhauled in our own shop. One-third cash, balance easy term rry our Own paper, and charge no brokerage. 38 years in the Northwest | MITCHELL, LEWIS & STAVER CO. RE. y. Late | For | 2th Ave. FORD COUPE jal, In pink of condition; ‘completely equipped. An excop- tional. buy. c Als AOENET. Pang orized Ford Dealers ‘Authorix oe ase BALI menger; Pion; & a 0. $275 Phone Beacon, 2640; call after 6 p. 1024 Plum at DODGE TOURING CAR 1919 model; perfect condition. Terms cash. Call J. Nelson, phone East 1033, ant runsing, eand OR BALI | 1921 BUICK SIX, T-passenger— | USED | 61 FOR SAl nme “ 7GNT A New Te L-B-X-1-N-G-T-O-N iS If you are considering buying & new ear of any of the fol- lowing makes, It will be well worth your while to come in and see those near ty now cars listed below, as we cam save you several hundred dollars en any one you may select, 1921 HUPMONIL® CourT—This ear cannot be told from new it is Squipoed with 6 new U. & Royal Cord tires, 2 bumpers and is perfect condition thruout We can save you about $650 on this car from the new car price. in. This car is in wonderful co dition thruout equip with § cord. tires abl spotlight enub Fe can save you on this ear from the now er rr) about 1919 STUTZ, equipped with 6 wheels, 4 cord tires: ainted. If you want ere it ta We nn eave about $2,000 on this car under the pew car price. STUDEDAKER SPICTAL eauipped with 4 almont new rich Silvertown Cord tires and 1 extra, 2 bumpers. jal side curtaing, and is @ sw paint job. We can save ou about $600 on this car rom the pew car price, 191s SIX, * | We have sev | lect from. | us if you want { priced right Yate model 300D MOTOR FORD ROADSTERS We have @ nice assortment of Ford roadst in excellent condition Some real values, Terma CENTRAL AGENCY, Ine Abihorized Ford Dealers Broadway and Pike Bast 320. BE HUG; STARTER apeedomete Kast 06 HWARGAINS IN USEI nil & Engdahl, 15 Bast 1160 demounts» ready ¢ FOR | Broadway. FORD TOURING A Fae WHEFIELD CANT Ry Lig {UGHEST th the money); | 1917. tm exeslient running order. snap at $25 CENTRAL AGENCY. Ine Authorized Ford Dealers Broadway and Pike East 320. @ WANTED—AUTOMOBILES ‘or to sup iy Customers waiting, and you wer y e money) itighe: stews Jate model cars. nee ‘OR SALES CO, Pine St. Dp r Henry Moasbach ood light care. BE. Pike at East 2651 ato Co, & |e GARAGES PRIVATE GATAGE. no We. FD, Inquire 302 W. Téth Ww BOLLE gines, two rock drilling macht 60 feet 24-inch rubber belt. bar- gain, 2200 W, 59th wt. Seattle ——————___ 7% FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE “bie MONTHLY AY: GREAT yoME~ lesee grounds for war charmingly situ city water, lights, car line, schoo delighted settlers, boulevard, ment. Only $590 upward. anyone expect more? $25 credit on your home contract by this advertisement this New houses, dening, etc me? your summers and winters in your own home Beach pear by. Telephone owner, Chaa Parker, liv- grounds, WEST $46 us, and you will be| 4 want a lots, 44e equi $5 monthly. wr Oeee. ATTENTION! ft with $2,000 to 4 im Pal nerabip with me to build xh ve can make over x fit. I have eight lots in Interiaken District, ed street. I can fi building. Mr. Evan BiE Fifth and Union. Elliott 2200. EAT (ROOM Ti Each has two bedrooms room; one on Hi has tiyeplaces rice Hoey Th $200 cash, monthly; one neat Woodland park $2,000,500 cash, $25 month- ly; title’ insurance. These houses cannot now be built for the price t the lots and paid is New ¢ bath- asked. You aments thrown in. fork Bide. Nof FOR RENT. But much easier, $100 cash and $15 per month will put you In.pos- session of one of my unit houses, on -acre of ground, in Went Be- attle. Here is a chance to own a home, It's the one way to get ahead which 1 will gladly demon- strats to you. HCE RS, 726 Third Ave. YOR LE 5-ROOM COTTA North Queen Anne, near Fremont: best car service in city. $2,600: | most any terma. Have bought)! larger house next door. 2609 Third ave. N. Queen Anne 3091 "$i.500 $100 CABH f-room house and %-ncre; $600 of furniture included. Garden all in. This in @ snap. H. A. GOODFELLOW 415 Ry. Exchange Hidg. ULVER—QUE. Come to us for the best Queen Anne hill RCP CU ‘ ‘buys property. 14 Boston 8t Anne ONIVERSITY ~~ §-ROOM HOt large lot. Trade equity for F dot, oF sell $160 cash. Elliott 483 Y's. RonIsON, 222 Marion st WE HAVE 16 BIG LOTS IN THE Interlake district and will build a home to suit for a/amall pi ment down. Call East 3679 or Kl- Hott 667. WILL BACRIFICE §-ROOM HOUS on 60-foot lot, paved street, North End. Owner, 486 Mapleleaf pl Kenwood 273 ROOM MODERN furniture; for sale $500 will handle, FOR SALE—A_ 6- low, with bawement, snap buy Call Elliott GHICKEN RANCH, $1,200; $36 down, $25 month. 604 American Bank, Main 2476 HOURE; NEW 4 ROOM Bi on 1 acre, 1976-J A | 1 | ‘DETTER BOIL tb || Mt_Vernon district. THE SEATTLE STAR BALLARD MODERN; GOOD fruit trees and warden all in lot} ke from street I—A T-ROOM” VOTRE summer kitehen berries, and bOx}00 ne. o haliard: 2019 “Y MODERN large lot; ma; hardwood floors; fireplace basement and furnace . HUNGATLOW BY Daltard si, Lar tion, own) terma t Phone Bal 76 WEST SRATTLE HAVE YOU AN AUTOMORILE? If no, we have several ' 6 Price 41.100. i ait 3 1706 Market at retty good and low pay ment. 1,500 up with ws if you are JUNCTION Kt At the Ju 2 PSTATE 7 THE, PoLLaOWwINa KOPERT with feet water front, on Vash nd; haa 30 acres improved T-room house, barn and 120 bearing fruit trees 2 acres wheat, and some orem, utbulldings in strawberries, Dalance in peas and vetch; springs. Owne property Price in $24,600; $6,000 at Bae. Racor land property considered. ood creek 20 acres &-year-old beartng orchard, $12,000. free and clear. Owner wants nloe clone to Beattie, or income perty, Will assume in Yakima valley; tm acres in alfalfa, bal- at, corn and other toam, imple- end fair buildings, (ne ) West im ranch wanted oF up to $8,000. N 1 MIGHT} payment on ¥ VALLEY Las MONTY" 6% acres level deep loam small house: near school; improved berry farms. $700; very easy terma. 10 acres deep, rich tham aoll; spring: land all level: will grow anything. $500; $50 cash, $10 per month. Adjoining 10 same price. adjoin Price half black bottom land, heavy loam. $1,000; $106 cash, $15 per month 40 acres, nearly and spring; tmoth: $1600" $206 cash, $26 per month, Will divide, : fine ereck 260 acres: watered Ideal for stock or $3,500; 500 cash, The above tracts are tn the famous Cherry Malley district, clone to Se road; deep. be irrigated For fruit, Berries chick | " of dairy you can't beat f Call and see our let Will take you out any time and show you 206 Minchiey Tides Tif becond Ave. FISHERS Fans adjoining — Victory road. a ius of the oc Drive out “Better Soil for Leas Money.” ELY &@ CALLAHAN ____ Main 4514. Peet ereevee Toda Bothel! highway, fe the subdivision in suburban oan, Fiche and facing both the Vietot Hothen Hw finest tract of cleared gard mn within ivided Our office efarm over. CARTER, tracts. round. eo old ™M: DONALD & ne Kiltott $4 nd look «ro! derty! sol farming. wish it. ant lot will handle, __H_C. PETERS, 126 Third Ave $2100 WUYS A NICE miles from Seattle, cash 1 acre of ground, with th alder loganberries, Must bem Phone Sidney 3 ood berry land: ereek: NT OR SALE’ ACRES WEST garden ground an ‘oom houne, on Pacific highway at i leach. Wash, of see Frank W. on adjoining ‘place. TRACTS GOOD jon, «near city Good pa from owner. gute 3, Seattle. LAND WASHINGTON ACKEAGE— chicken and Vegetable Terma Lyons, 4210 BE. n RM LAS Hid LAND SALE Ska oft land, § Proven district, ade and towns. Might take. good Seatue t it Fine logged per acre to rail terme. lot 5 Guaranty Hoswell 3 King A Prof. 3- United Sound R Victory A Bank Rubber ralgamated G Beacon Coal Mines, - Swedish-American LL Western Smelting & Power . . U. H. P. Telephone. Forks Drilling ..... Forks Of 2000 Trojan Oi) 8’ Rothert Process Steel. [Alaska Petroleum & Coal, erty and Victory Bonda. ‘or Investment, buy stocks of these merite eattle Weatern Victory « Cal FOCKS WANTED’ PLE Main 589) iS OPPORTUNITIES BUILDERS, ATTENTION TI want a builder with $2,000 to 6° in partnership with me to ulld 6 houses, We "3 make over $6,000 profit. I Jota in bee ia ad “aintriet on finance vane, 306 Fifth and Union. ° THIS and i, opairing paintin ood =T Jf tools an health W. Bal- busines: stock, forces lard 3) > “ an HAVES YOU FROM $25 CP TO TN- vest In manufacturing invention promising large returns? Star C-39. FURNISHED HOt KEF rooms, best location, $500, balance like rent. Owner, Main 6102 L GASH AND GARRY ~ CORNER grocery cheap. Party leaving town. Phone Beacon 2481, 20 Limite | invest-| water piped to every tract, the: enterprises: | THs Market st | ° "ha00| fine| REL aeeded to timothy; well at 233 Burke Bide no} | + Quarter-Acre, ' | | jAna ‘automobiles are at your service. COURTEOUS BAI 94 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES HOGOOGOHOS FGF 000 « $200 A MONTE This ts not a “position,” but opportunity that comer once ina lifetime to a man who is willing to make nection the to lay aside enough Forld's woods | tor day, w mean in spendench © baninepa tn. 0 anett from which the returns are ¢ Hmited only by your ability; liberal wages paid from bi Binning, and as you Become competent your wages will increase. “You are also privi- loged to share in t An Investment Peceamary, whieh | in secured by written agreement that should you become dinsatin= field, your money will be re= turned wit erent; an we find that t work ended of the a rainy financial company y @ quarter 6 ars in ane ld be a wuftic that we are Call of write Manager, Lyon Bullding, corner and James, Heattle, Wash Ington. € 0000000000000000 ECCCECECECEECECE< (acres in loganberries; | @ MANUFACTURING 2 A local plant m artic une in shop. investment 1,000 is required, which ully secured, and you will be wiven aw steady job at good Wager, and will also share in the profits of th pany. This money le to be used to expand the business, and you will be given a writt Sgreement that if you @ dissatisfied your money will be returned in full. No ex- Perience necessary If you are Meehanically inclined, as the work is caay to learn. This in a fine ¢ tunity to be with an old coneern, and” it to investigate this or particulars nufacturing an mand ean SEABOARD BLDG. necceeccceccecece cr) soll: PARTNER WANTED WITE T have like sum. Come in me show you how we can make $4,000 apiece in a few montha. MAN with $2,000 to help ture and sell ono of the ade. MECTIANIC es $5.00 to $7.50 « ns company. Money and NEWS lady of gen- = 0 & month leave elty. Selling inventory price, $660. “way RY must than “tnd and Marion NFRCTIONERY Immediately. Owner, 1020 AND 1 rent OD PAYING TUT. ‘all Kenwood 2699 FOR BALE termilix even ime PERSONAL y EVERYHODY INTER- ented in physical culture to com- with Dr. Cervi, Mactad- graduate. 706 First ave. ANNA MARKS, Hydrotherapy, ~ eclen- tifle mam 07 Mutual Life ma NURSE z Willeiksen, Ballard vue te REAL ESTATE LOANS ute, WANTED—TO years, $200 LUMP COAL—Delivered In 2- ae DO. BO ton EI ANNE 4291 ACREAGE ‘EIGHT DAYS’ SALE or Half-Acre or One-Acre Little Ranches SUNDAY, MAY 15, TO SUNDAY, MAY 22 30 Acres to Pick From 1 | Right at and near the Lake Burien car line. Right at the Lake Close to the Sound. cement ectricity and ols. phon boulevards, stores and ech. OVER se ACRES ALRFADY SOLD —OVER 200 FAMILLES LIVING THERE. Tien has « dullding activity un- murpaased in any other locality in of around Seattle B |THERE IS AC CADBE FOR ALL DE- “| VELOPME THE, PRichs ARF RIGHT, THE TERMS ARE THE VERY BST, THE LOCATION THE QUARTER-ACRE_ TRACTS ON! $188; $10 DOWN, $7.60 MONTHL HALF-ACRE TRACTS ONLY $376; 0 DOWN, $10 MONTHLY. ONP-ACRE_ TRACTS ONLY $40 DOWN, $20 MONTHLY, NO PAYMENT WHEN SICK. PAY Sxe4 you ¥ Wien ¥ CAN YOU BEAT IT? CAN YOU MATCH IT? is. ‘THERE ARE RE: STRICTIONS. Buy a load of lumber and In 30 days you will be under your own roof and upon your own land. ter how humble "it may be, your own. Bulld on a r two later on, and eventual will have a home on a tract ground that will make you a liv- ing in times of depression when work is scarce. T FR ARE ONLY COUNTY TAKE NO CITY . Take Lake Burien car at Occidental and Yesler way, get off at Burien city. No transfers. Cars every 15 minutes in the morning and even- inc; every 30 minutes during the OFFICE OPEN ON SUNDAY. YOu. H. M. NELSON 210 Hinekley Bide Jumbia. Phone Elliott 4887, 2nd and ¢ AMONG THE HEIGHTS He—Yes, I certainly like goog food and always look forward to the next meal, She—Why don't you talk of higher | things once in a while? He—But, my dear, what is higher than food?—Japan Advertiser, ‘2 DISAPPEAR AN TO SHOW IN AUTOMOBILE riously Missing Mysteriously dropping out of aight j|after driving away th an auto Sun- *|day, Warren Jose, 29, and his wife, Mra. Betty Jose, were being sought by police Monday. Mrs. EB. Jose of €19 Eastlake av mother of Jone, notified police Mon flay of the mysterious disappearance of the couple. They were using her auto, She told police that |feared her son and his wife had met with foul play. Mra, Jone said they had never stayed aWay before, and that th | were allowed to use her auto at an | me Air Postman Meets Empress of Russia Winging his way to Victoria Mon day morning, Eddie Hubbard, Seat- tle’s alr mailman, hopped off from | th Lake Union hangar to meet the SUBURBAN ACREAGE AT RIVERTON eee ‘Tracts $175-—up; 10% down. Choice Acres at $800 to $900. “READY TO USE” The Seattle Star DIRECTORY ate foes. 215 Burke Didg. | Atiorneys—Patent “FREDERIK K ent Attorney. American and | elem patents se | and promoted. Bid Seattle _ Phone Main 39 shington, Db. G Man and Wife Are Myste- | whe | 4 | tion by schoo! children. ews in Straw hats Sunday. And it rains on Monday. Seattle zoning commission com- pletes preliminary survey of city. Children of South End held May} festival at Collins playfield Satur-| day. Tuesday, Norway's independence! day, to be celebrated by Seattle | Norsemen. State conference, Washington Na tional Guard officers, June 4 and 5,! Seattle, Married 23 years, seek divorce; Ed-| ward L. and Ellen L. Holt, 4127 Lin- den ave, Back In New York from London; Samuel Hill, Seattle man, to arrive! here May 20. Party of U. 8. grologists to sail from Seattle May 17 on exploration | | tour iy Alaska. | Seattle police department raises | $250 to maintain bed in Children’s| Orthopedic hospital. Let's all get together to keep the Pacific fleet in Pacific waters, says President Boyns of Chamber of Com- merce. Endowment gift of $5,000 made Children’s Orthopedic hospital to [mame bed in memory of Albert J. | Rhodes. Graves registration bureau wants location of all soldier dead. Head- ob merbrnpg adjutant’s office, W. N. G., Seattle. | Health week—for babies! June 14 to 17, inclusive; under auspices Fed- | eration of Women’s Clubs. | ~ Free picture show for childrefi, 10 a. m. Saturday, Pantages theatre | Films of Washington industries to be shown, | Sailor likes to embroider! In fact, First Mate Siekemeyer, U. 8. light- house tender Heather, is a slicker at fancywork. Seattle Association of Credit Men. meeting Monday night in Masonic club rooms, to hear R. M. Semmes, district director shipping board. Great Britain right in refusing Ire |land her freedom, says the Rev. Chauncey J. Hawkins, pastor Ply- mouth Congregational church, Sun- day. Cash prizes offered by state forest division for essays on forest protec: Essays, 200- | Word limit, to be sent to state di vision of forestry, Olympia. Federal Judge BE. BE. Cushman de- nied citizenship to the Rev, ERis Kovanen, pastor Finnish Congrega- tional church, when latter says he will perform any service in wartime except bearing of arms. Experta Simple Harry Rowen & Designing, ef- ‘al consulting en- on Bid PIER HARNES, Main, 6760, 1213- 14 Hoge Bid. Patents, Trademarks Certified Public Accountants xe TA or CHIROPRAGC- Haight Bid, 24-Pine. Eyo, dates.” ¥ 68 i for, 210-12 Hours, 10-5. 1 JENNINGS & ates of Palme Bide Main 7277. Collateral I ise MONEY LOAN cles of value. $07 Third ave. Dancing Taught Brivate lessons. Stevens, 4th & Pike MAY DUNN—Latoeat dances, Bast 444. on K GO, 1120 First ava Elliott 3291 Metaphysician COUNTESS Vii ‘(MTAPHYST- cian)—Teaches and treats affilet- ed humanity, 407 Epler Bidg. Money to Loan MONEY “TO LOAN On diamonds and Jewelry, on most socreTY | Pon REMEDIAL LOANS 335-6 Empire Building Second, Near Madison. HONEY, TO LOAN—WE LOAN ANY AMOUNT ON DIAMONDS and jewelr: lowest re *, Beattle’'a Oldest L n Brokers RICAN i a! ELRY CO. stablished 1 OANS ON AUTOMOBIL Retain and drive your car. Sargent, 509 Central Bid. Ell, Menuments PUGET BOUND MARELH Ite.c3 Son get and Virginia. \ehed pices FW Fdmun Physicians, Surgeons Dk. F. N. FREER Physician and Surgeon Chrogic Diseases Specialiat for Men 05% Third Ave. Piano Tuning RA ‘Denny ALL ARTI- THE RALIABLE 8. RB 61 a Optometrist now only $3.00. R ohn Strom, Main 7346. Plastering BRING AND CHMENT WORK Call Ratlard 4803. SLAB of all kinds. Spanwenberg. Cutlery, 1407 4th ave Violin Repairs VIOLIN REPALRS—Winlay, 1615 Sra. ‘ .|remarked to those favoring convic- Tazor Blades Sharpened |Juror Ousted When Fellow Jurors Kick Accused by 11 of his fellow jurors of having held out against a convic- . | tion of a man charged with a statu: | | tory offense on the ground that “the prosecuting witness was no good,” C. H. Schwers was relieved of jury duty by Presiding Judge King Dyke- man Monday. Schwers ~explained that he had a chronic iliness and this reason was assigned for his dis- missal, According to some of the women on the jury, Schwers is said to have tion that they were the case.” Warns 13 “For Hire” Drivers iri Seattle Warnings to 13 “for hire” drivers that they must file a bond with the secretary of state and obtain a per mit before they can lawfully oper- ate their cars were sent out Mon- day morning by Prosecutor Mal colm Douglas. Douglas declared that merciless prosecution would follow if the warnings were not heeded. Schwabacher Folk on Annual Picnit Stunts, including a women's nafl- driving contest, a three-legged race and a tug of war in which married men easily triumphed over the bache- Jors, featured the annual plenic and dance of 25@ employes of Schwa- bacher Hardware Co, at Miller's Beach Saturday. The entire crowd | joined in community singing. ~Klickitat county commissioners call for bids for 160- foot steel bridge across Big Klickitat river. SANTA FB, N. M.—Thomas Ben- ton Catron, former U. 8. senator from New Mexico, dead. ILWACO.—Fire destroys plumbing shop, two garages and three automo- biles. no better than prosecuting witness in the None escape, The married man abloid | | bag, | price of $6. making less than $2,000 a year has his Ingenuity taxed.—Detroit Free [Press Little Prince Singh Dhu and the Al G. Barnes team of sacred catiia: a featas of the circus which comes 2. to Seattle Wednesday for three days’ exhibition. HOLLOW LEGS SOLD FOR $7 They’re Legs of a Table” Which Hid Dope More than a ton ar and a half of to bacco—3,240 pounds—at 3 cents @ pound! A rich Oriental table, whose hollow carved legs concealed several thou sand dollars’ worth of narcotics when it arrived in the United States, sold for $7. A handsome full leather traveling knocked down at the paltry These were some of the bargains disposed of during the semi-annual customs eale held in the federal building Monday, > The tobacco was selzed by the gow ernment from the steamships De- light and West Jappa, for not being manifested, It came from the Phil- ippines and consisted of cigar trim- mings, The Spring Cigar.Co.,, which purchasdd it, will have to pay in ad- dition to the cost price 18 cents @ pound internal revenue tax. Several other grips seized in boos» or dope hauls, a pair of silk pajamas, a grass tablecloth and grasscloth napkins were included in the Fw which netted the government Fights to Free Fiance, ‘Count of No-Account’ ; LOS ANGELES, May 1¢.—Most ef the world calls the Count Alberto Sichofsky the “Count of No Ae count.” But not so with Mrs. Helen Hart- fiel, pretty 2l-yearcld widow, his fiancee; she is fighting to prove his Polish citizenship, his claims to title and alliance with the famous Rothe child family, and to refute all charges - under which he has been proven guilty. The count, who claims to be a son of Count Max Sichofsky and Bluma Rothschild, multi-miliionaire daugh- ter of the Rothschild family, is being held in the county jail here, under’ 18 years’ prison sentence. Sichofsky met the pretty young widow shortly after his troubles com- menced. He went to board with her parents when he was stripped of all his wealth and bel Mrs. Hartfiel watched his many friends drop away, but nevertheless pinned her faith to the count, even fter he was proven guilty of illegany entering the United States and grand larceny, and his claims to title ap parently disproved. She has declared her intention of marrying Stchofsky this year, be cause, she says, a spiritualist told her she would, and she couldn't very well marry him if he was going to serve a 13-year sentence in prison. Wire Briefs LEAVENWORTH, Kans.—Maj. X. F. Blauvelt, Q. M. corps, acquitted of charges of mismanagement at dis+ ciplinary barracks, BRUSSEL‘ High French tax on art auctions causes sale of Alphonse Witlem’s collection of paintings to be transferred to Brussels, CRANBROOK, B. C.—Hillie Shin- ourd, alias Sholter, arrested at Spo- kane, convicted of manslaughter, Sentence postponed. OMAHA.—Warren P. Kite, avia- tor, killed when he leaps 800 feet'to ground when his plane — with another machine. SPOKANE.~Federal anal state em gineers agree that Columbia basin in rigation dam should begin at head of Grand Coulee basin, GARY, Ind.—George Schuyka, 6, . suffocated to death when two small negro boys, after robbing him of cookies, bury him alive in sand pit,