The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 26, 1921, Page 13

AU SSDAY . MAY 26, 192 dhe Seattle Star Patty Osx Bite? 8 FURNISHED HOUSES POR BALB— CHANDLER nUMMY, sod condition, $1,000 cash, $1,106 ma. Call Seott, Queen Anne 2041 “PRR 4 ROOMS SLEEPING bh; 3 beds; electricity; gas $30. 26th HOUSES POR RENT PAY YOU § RENT NONKY TO YOURSELF t \ wenth Ave | ¢ on 26 cl iption Rates mM IN_ADYANCB Shak’ ot $3.90 CASH tha . And $3.90 per month wif pay both be interest an@ principal for large heme trac . F. ADAMS CO, Ofties B10 New OMS; NEW > ene on city; near and Sound. Why pay ih] MY MARY BAY MEN you a home w { Fauntleroy. rk Bide. OF STATE or B te 800 ber month, or $9.00 year. CARRIER IN CITY tanertion Six Insertions tor the t Th AVE furnace; mood rit hath reasonabl INVESTMENT CO. Main MW WOUSHHOAT tson, Main 6000, rd Ave, nice rooms Dasement 4 TARG irview ay RENT, 310 64th SALE pie (OOM HOUSE POR furniture $45. 847 W ®URNISHED APARTMENTS AND FLATS AND On np. be Lares Audience in} the Northwest The Star's Want Ads Main 0600 HELP WANTED — ade eeANiC RING, | up ‘reeks housekee heat, per corner Opposite 2 OR 4-HO0M furnished or unfurnt bath and phone. Prices very rea= sonable. Manhattan Apts, Walk- ing distan Phone Et 2852. tt CORN ay of Biairdressing Bldg. 1107 Seco We appr intments Phone Prnert fippDLE AGED WOMAN after email apartment) Tent free; use of one bec-| kitchen. Referenges. Tig. tit Dexter ave WEISFIELD CANT WE rv watch, tbrow it away ¥ — = | PIANO PLAYING Pine st. ATIONS WANTED a N- WANTS Dax Teanerenn Room kiten jean “ROOM FLAT AND TAT ly furnished: all outsid Walking distance it OOM WOT te large yard 304 1hth ave & ROOMS — THT Phone Main 4302. Ped PING herry at ROOM APARTMENT 1718 12th ave. 8, Hos? Arden 312% [30 HOUSEREEPING MS RKEEPING ROOMS FOR lore gas and lights fur- ping reoma: walk 19 Spring «st El DAY WORK tare. Room 27, Main ina. MELY WANTED a BLY WAN id ? BOGODHOHOOOGO!? HOUSEKEEPING” ROOMS rent, $1 your take a chance of wait- for another oppor ry. Act now and take tage of an offer that but ance in @ life- You are the archi- ‘of your own fortune, ee misfortune, Make your m We teach in a short A returne are by your sbil- ‘wages paid ee au slso profits, An it Oot a thousand is necessary, which by written t that seeeie you dissatia your ‘will be returned with ‘This company has a's °| 9 | PURKLO XPrs 1639 FIRST AVE. ~ room apar h Keeping: «aa light n furnished; rales rea- sonable PULA PRICED ROOMS, * business. cl BOARD AND ROOM © OPPORTUNITY FOR Gini® BARN- to have a home, undry and Fe privileges. Eliott Ste Cherry 36 w ANTED—DOARDF RS BOARDERS WANTED — home, best of care. for « O|_year old. Mallard 716. 2 @& WANTED—MISCEL gv ARE IN- THE wairus teeth (imitation of teeth) tm large quantities, Kind! mmunicate at once with Josep! Gluck & Co, 649 Broadway, New Fork City < WANTED. GOOD 1% to 2 yards Garfield 4757-F DUMP WAGON, Will pay cash SH AND DOORS BR. WILLIAMS CO. 1943 Firet Ave. & our screen needs in t made-to-order window screens last longer and look bet- te Seattic-made, substantial screen door, 2 feet & inches by 6 feet § inches, with solv, ‘ HOUSES 26 in. wide and 25 in. high. cost $0.94 PLATE GLASS FOR WINDSH Ds 36 if by 10 In. pr 49 in. by 12 in, priee Our catalogue, showing full line of| immer ss is free on request. TOTSIAMS oe tiie, Wash- 8 o ° 2 ° ° Q ° ° ° 9 ° ° ° ° 9° °o 9000900000000 oR POSTAL 4 Servite, $120 month. Ex- pessary. For free Hott 16-1NC a) load ary of canal. FOREST WOOD, Sia. 50 cord. th dou 1 sout J 2W. Spokane 1 way. [ALE — TRANSFER, FORD Pees Spbnieees, live stand. | Gest ae “MILL WOOD, t655 load, double load $18. Dry siab wood. $6 load, $11 double load. 2. North yatct Si “Jewelry, reper for Btal 2a 4 & Schwars, f atern Mattress C ~ DEPOSIT wit, delivery on s FIN CLINTON'S, aH aw heads, 319 up. ing. Main 1926 jiEWw PIANOS FOR plied on pureh: Toner. 238 Union Yes! UNIV ITY BUILDING CO. will do your balldes and remodel- in North 4613 y hie WOMMAG Thursday. bookkeeper. | Phone Queen 1 pais of 8 mostendy, ne uireferences. F YIELD CANT RE- air your watch, throw it away. oF Union. va. 1100 CARDS, Tho. ber stamps. Seventh. APEST WOOD IN TOWN ‘Cedar wood, $3.50 per load. North 270. iF PRINTING. RUB- Novelty Print, fit a mein ta BOOKKE DS man. efficient, reliable. will keep your books, |_ audita, reports, etc. Very | WANT y CLOTHING AND FURS. ar it % Ist. Elliott $321 1G BARGAINS in pianos; 10 days’ CLINTON'S, 1612 Ath ave. KAVANAGH HATS. $2.40. 1005 ist WANTED—FURKNITURE | fiake Furniture Go. 408 Pike. M6618 5: FURNITURE FOR SALE Hest OFFER TAKES ROOMS high grade furniture by piece, $225 Victro! leather» rockers, $29; davenport, library table, wet, aowtng machine, bareain. 712 N. 63rd. “WASHER, car. i BCT RAC set $75, chiffonier fruit jars at one-third ot. 4 Third av. W. RNITURE FOR SALE ATA BAR- Call North 2617 REMODEL Bi , day of contract sere, pe inier 1083 hg ints papering ainting. Jmining E as 2204. vate or truck Bre <ING, GENERAL apcevating ene wood and! | call Rainier H ARB WOOB N PO! General house cleaning by East 2387. LOST AND FOUND 10:40 A. M, LOST $85 IN ‘at Spelger & Hurlbut’s hard- store or on street in vicinity) ‘ave. and Union st, Third| jon st. te Third and James return to B. Wolf, 1211| and receiv cOR in city. pr 43! ¥ k D dining | Gs Sney y $85, DINING A Ff HORSES FROM EAST | ‘of the mountains. Single horse well broke, $60 wp; team, weight | 3,400; one team, weight 2,600; sev- head of horses, weight about | hi Pipa nian Fenn ap. 2607 Fourth answers rough, tail, Strayed from vi of Lakeview blvd. at Ne w- Reward for return or Fhome A. J. Chal- 6 i } me | reddiat coat oe POULTRY , WHITH LEG- $19.50 for 600.) Young hens, laying 25 eggs month, isth. $1.26. 1407 LA oy AVE STOCK VOR BALE—ONE TEAM GELDIN weight 2.000 pounds, Axel Ma nuson, Kedmond, Wash FoR SALE—AUTOMOBILE: gL WLI. KNOWN 1920 cylinder, S-paasenger touring car; © a ye | hea engine; nearly new. at offer taken it Queen nowy boss evenings OPPORTUNITY STARWAN TADS ° | lem | | uJ ° i - | KBD UP in North y morn- Ht Haller} ARTY WHO Pi lack leather suitcase : Sa ita return it to 2 “lve reward’ os D FINDER OF 6 fur, lost at Pantages Wed- rnoon. Rainier 127-5, MUST Te walsh 2D CANT R= | ‘our watch, throw it away. | p04. Union FURNISHED HOUSES MODBRN HOUsy, FUR- 3 for rent, 3902 Orcas a | 935-, REWA HOURLE | MA-| Hea- ‘en FOR SALE—AUTOMONILES © | | | ---——- ° | OUR USED CARS MUsT GO ° THIS WEEK o- ake | We have just one week left to dinpase of the balance of lined ear stock, We move out of this Dullding June 1. and quit the passenger tar business, Our object is to 4 cars, regardions prices, so come up and make your own price. | f it je within reason, the ear ia yours, Marmon 34 4-passenger. i50 | TERMS AND TRADES FRANK WAT HOURE & CO. Auto Dept, Pine at Bellevue 4 po you 37 CART NEED AL We can make you Splendid Proposition on NEw a pDoRT We are out to make @ record In the number of sales completed this fa and if y ring on buying a new will take your Ford or other light car in good condition, as a first pay ment « NHW DORT touring car or r r, balanee in 10 equal monthly payments, §% interest. No rok ‘ Dort Is the best Meht 4-cylind the market. Th of our regular lines handled them for years are ntinuing to If you need « light to take advantage It expires May a1 The car on and we therr don't fail offer of ‘th UNITED co. PINE. AT MOTOR 407 i B (LLEVUE. k our stock © our prices er before buy- 4 terme Guarantee of a square deal c ENTRAL AGENCY, Ine 4 Ford Dealers Bre aiwey and Pike St BARGAINS REMOVAL SALE TOURING CARS AND TRUCKS trucks and to be sold this me up and pick out a touring car, You ean h ake for a renew UNITED MOTORS of O. Kenworthy, Gen'l 22 Bellevue, Det. Pike and our old car in trade truck or touring car Pine. en ea eenton TWANTED- NTEDE WANTED wy cD CARS For to supply our 2 delay ‘and lose money? ricem ta for Inte model cars, WATER PRONT LOT. north of Alkt bathing beach, Will take 1919-20 Ford first pay ment. Mr, Honnold 20 New York _Block. 6293 after 6 p.m. WILL PAY Src? CASH FOR GOOD Fords and Dodges HAMILL & EN tL ast 1160. 1531 Br: ad Rat PREE PAID FOR MiGHEST ¢ ood hen fare. Henry zie sabach i wt 2651. Auto € Pe Pike 53 FORD eT Tre touring $300 cash will buy. Haat S625 —— « FOR SALE—AUTO_ TRU cKs ] FRE $450 it REMOVAL SALE USED Shocks | For the balance up to June 1, out of this bullding, you « buy any used truck ST and BELOW COST. Pick out your truek before we Ko. i \} f the week, n we move Denbya, 1-ton, 2-fon. wt Menominee 2-ton. Farford 2-ton Stewart %-ton Republic 1%-ton Garford 2%-ton Diamond T 2-ton Gersix 2%-ton. Reo 1-ton. TERMS AND TRADE: ce | FRANK WATERHOUSE & CO, | Auto Dept, Pine at Bellevue. 7% FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE PHINNEY DISTRICT $3,500—New four-room bungalow. just b completed; has two bedrooms, combination living and dining room, nice bath, cabinet kitchen with breakfast nook; ce- ment basement, furnac rage. A dandy home at a bargain; very easy terms CLOSE IN $3,000—Another rooma, two b with laundry trays; close-in corner, 40x120, with gar- age; house dens than a year old. A good buy, and $300 will handle it JASPER & McDONALD 309 Madison St. Eliott 6067 |" TDOORT i BARER LOOR 5-room bungalow looking Lake Washingt living room, built-in 2 large rooma, bath, cab net kite h ment basement, fu 2 blocks from ca | ment n 00; terme. Call Winbig- t 4507 PAY YOUR RENT MONEY TO YOURSELY } $2.90 CASH And $2.90 per month will pay both interest and principal for large | nome tract JOUN FF. ADAMS CO, Fauntleroy. | City Office 0 New York Bidg == = = FURD lowner leevinw, eed, s-roes bunga- low, fully furnished with good furniture, on a 40x120 lot, block car, 20 minutes from’ center trely finish- nd. ‘Thin ta & Teal snap for anyone who will place and finish it; worth it stands. JASPER & McDONALD 209 Madison St Elliott 6067 ou BUNGALOW CULVER QUEEN ANNE Gom the best buys in Ps Boston st Queen Anne 71. THE SHATILUE STAR ror SALE—REAL ESTATE EVERYTHING GOmB; $3,260 Owner leaving for the suth, offers nifty bungalow flirnished, on eany lendid condition; lawn, shrubs od furniture: new rugs | leather h. Kimball pinno, »| | brary, table, dining set, curtain and draper) brass sbeda, linote um, rang, dishes and all go; near paved street and stores 45th, North 274 6-ROOM PURNTSH HOUSE $150 down, $20 Py. pth including interest: « bh pod sures. tare, big sormer lott Meck (¢ water and sewer in'atreet and paid J clear, and priced at # and bath oo ™ ACREAGE | ° GPPLab IN RAILKOAD wat sacrifice hin 6 acres fine #oll; house; Y-acre ared; fenced; nice creek; om d road: won't refuse any ACTBAGM BARGAIN 200 P ACK PER tracts; Manor; not jon at MONTIL this side el to far from Beattle $60 CASI | 2% and 6 Alderwood main highw: interurban Helghta | Thin is good land and easily | cleared; good water, } } ¢ A. GOODFELLOW 4s pF xchange Bidg. KEAN BROS, Mallard Ave at 22nd. Bunaet 0127. 600M” SEMT- MODERN” HOUR; ement garage, outbuildings: coment sidewalk; fruit en all in residence ortraKge; as paid; $3,000; terma; 788 Matt ave. NOW BARGAIN FOR SOME ONE om bungalow in good »; electric Nehts; gas level lot: all in lawn $300 cash, mortgage ow aociden’ t re terman. MERRITT REALTY 21 New York Blk wive co. R ACTOR © alder bot- will pro- with ; very grow anything that duced in this country; entice slope; M% mile Hoines high ‘line road ance monthly p and garden for balance 1 8814 Werdinand Rainier 22 Rreevral rth lie from Des $100, bal- yments to mult IGT, Owner 1112 Hoge Muliding ° st, oF phone TODAY For male m hours coment basement improvements ali Cash for a. quick fee Olmstead, 87th! GPORD THLE tty living room. re, buffet, built. | er. kfaat ta- | basement, fur Sood diatrict, | $3,750; rent & 45-ACTUS SNAP. Level and © M. ideal berry | ranch. 6 acres; cleared; old | bu Lege) alt Prie only $1,660; some te eAMAN “scHrompen 2-14 White Didg. i nale, 100, and Greenwo WALLA Brand new and poultry opla kitohen attic and 1 | laundry t | price out to © Inc. aboard Mae rth 423 Lot r trade for} Has base | fireplace, and a fine Phone North -& CO tor P ACTA POI | No homeless al y Main 423 Kvenings Call N HOUSE AND ON house for sale cage attle tern happy or ur chance. 4 land, near North nd interurban, for terms of $50 cash Hore is Truok roa W. NICOULIN 214 Beaboard Bide. 6 ACKB8 IN DEUS |10 aeree b» in strawber- ries and raspberries, 4-room hou barn, poultry house, horse stable, apring water can be where, one horse and ary farm impleme! ‘This pince is located on the main land and ood road, Here is your chance lor & 00d buy at $6, terme Bee Mr 7 SOME room sodation and five walk fr om end Ppinn $3,100 $50 canh balance ‘e Call fal lard 4341 Capital 2911 POR SALE ful 7-ro clone late Pos attie the PROT Evenings BOUITY TW m bu férry Wil wm n re Tow i HRAUTT A. KI BALANCE dern b mn and warden, poultry : paved » 206 $460 BANRGAL ay 1% lots at Keattie Heights; interurban; 47 minutes from Pine st; good alder botte iM. A. GOODFELLOW 415 Hallway Exchange Hide er ee . HO é-room on bungalow mepte in balance 4355 MALT AND INCOME ls rn t and 4-room |> in rear; all improve-!'¢ 23rd and Madison, $600) ike rent. Beacon | Ba 1 ACE NEAR SAND POINT Wonderful view of ink od sur- roubdings; rich black soll; city water; lies level; view is un- obstructible, Price $950; easy terma, 6 per cont. MacDONALD & ILLER St - Elliott 5870. = De Wa Fe house: uppe terme SACHIFICH Test part street, Sr 2.8590 tern ke Bide. GACH TEW TRACT, CORNER } cleared: unobstructible view of upply of water, sith and NORTH wonderful r om modern home; Main 6 chicken hous house, new root Yar filed ‘Avenue b ACKER, $400 pear Lan STREAM LED” HOUeE " elty light and we tocar, $50 down, $25 See Jim Wilson, White WALLINGFORD, 156; BART terms New, classy very latest; compact; intge jot North 4200 of North any SACKIFICE FINE 16-ROO! lot; shrubbery; ber- Rk a Bound view. at 0: distriet, Owner Witt oA reat one forenoona, Queen A POR SAL2 lot: paved atreet car line; reasonable, at. Su: 1 300 +- ROOM HOURK; FWO TITHE garage; near car; close in, $1,500 terma owner, Rainier 540-J, Hates of buildings, fine tom, § cows, heavy of machinery rice 88.500; well on good terms or consider home in Seattie wn AN SCHROEDER $26 rhite Dh 606 American HOUREROAT. MING His- tance, sale'or rent, $25. 2 rooma, Gartieid 4522. RD BAL @ Ane YOU GOING TO row away your money for house rent? J reason. We have on inktallment inclu terest, monthly payment the beat residences and | in the city; paved # Jka; street cats running by et 2019, oF come to 1706 Horry WILL FAKE 6k furniture, No bath unset 2007 BOATS AND LAUNCHES ARUN LAUNC iv SALE OR trade; cruiser built; 35 feet long 12 raepower; accommodat for 3 pmople, Westlake Boat Houm by owner. 3 MACHINERY TBCTRIC MOTO! pumps, W. Montelius Price Co Rent or sale, Main 919. 624 iat &. 76 WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY %-ACTIE FINKE GARDEN, PLANTED to vegetables, fruit and berr has good 2-room house and other bulidings: near 36th «ye. $150 cash and $15 per month. 96 minutes from downtown. H,_C. PETERS, 726 Third Ave. 1700, ON TERMS TO it YoU, a little 3-room semi-m rn house, on a@ lot 50x150, with plenty of berries of all kinds in bearing; good chicken house; fine view hear street ear and stores, Call West 686 YOU WANT T6 LIVE ON ALKI beach for the summer, I have splendid modern.cottage, bath ing, near Luna park, on easy terms, n. J. A. Sweeny, 0 CASH AND ONLY $400 MORE, n éasy payments, buys @ fine little 3-room semi-modern beach cottage, all furnished and ready to move into, Call H, R Carter, Weat 334 WANTED—R®AL ESTATE OF PAYING TAXES ON rf vacant? Let me he a list 1 may have a way out for PETER TO BUY ACKIS ON PAVED Hi feet frontage on gered ACK ALL dul nes, monahly, Eniett 4880. ’ " -ACKE PARME NEAR RENTON Clearing and other improvements, Easy payment pian. H.C. PET 6 Third Ave. RBAGE PAVED per acre: way, Third ave i FRONTING M HOT close in, $17 $1500, iT lt | ~ —— A GREAT HARGAIN You ean start right to work making big money on this place. 10 acres, nearly all clear: 2 acres in 4 barn, chicken houses, lumber on the nd and only 3 mile imits. Price $6,500 cash, balance on y terms. c. W.N “A 214 Seabo FARMS FOK RENT 2 AChES With F- near Hellevue, Gawne, 2099 DRILLS. aA FOR ne room eared FUK SALE—W ATER tiONT PROPERTY $406 270x50 feet Lake Wasington water front to stores Th $100 WIG 2 Hoge Bide. Main 272. hed BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES for ry 4 MEN WANTED | | We have an opening for 4 men | pen! who can make investment of not less than $500 each in out- of town sawmill proposition where they can have steady employment, with agreeable surroundings, a! wares and a liberal share of the rofits. Good security will be urniahed outside of the mill Third Ave. FIVE OR TEN acres of good bei ry i or unimproved. tr burn: state price and when answering 18 FOR EXCHANGE—REAL STATE 160 ACRES OF LAND; tn Latah county, Idaho, near Pull. man, Wash. Value $2,400, Will trade for land or lots in Western Washington. Call or write 804 Smith Bidg. LOOK! LOOK! WILL ¥XGHANGE modern well built 6-room bunga- low. lot 40102, garage, cement driveway, for 1 to 3 acres, with 6 to 8-r« modern house. Must be property north of Beattie, Bal- lard 1615 GASH AND LOTS FOR EQuITY room butigalow, close tn. Give house number, 608 Huston Hotel, Fifth ave ‘CHAR LAKE LOT acre: i, or houses | for your equi ACREAGE ~ b ACKS ood berry land. is, a aplendid proposition, investigation will prove all that Is claimed, Applicants myst be reliable and desirable me description CoGR ‘INE SOIL, BLA, 147. CIGAR STAND— $650 Dandy stand for lady or, man, eated in lobby of large down hotel; low rent and pod busl~ ess, Present owner has been ¢ over @ year, but is leavin the city. Price Includes stock an fixtures, and is a real bargain, You can't get rich in this stand, but you can make a @ and be your own, bow: Potter Seabe Yourth at Pike. Bi Mr. rd Bldg. THEATRE compells owner to investigate at once; H ROOK: sell good 422 Sicknes theatre; terme. Burke Bide. FURNITURE OF 6-ROOM MODERN apartment; 3 rooms rented. Ki- Mott 4292-M, creck, od living | onable offer if sold at once, WUr 94 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES _ BARGAIN REMOVAL SALE OF REO SPEEDWAGONB Every truck, including Reo Speed wagons, must be sold by the Let of June. The prices, trades and terms will surprise you, Temember, This ts Our Loss and Your Gain. UNITED MOTORS CO. ©. 0. Kenworthy, Gen'l Mg 1526-22 Hellevuc, Bet. Pike and Pine. {100 ABROCTATEN YOU Witt THE new MOTOR Company whore motor weighs much lena, sella for lems and has only one working part, instead of 125 or 150, as most ” ore have. Selling agency ar- ranged on proper basis, Wor full information see Mr. Swn at onee at 1706 be C/Gmith Bide, BA; CIFIC MOTOR COMPANY, 1706 Bmith WANTED PA “HAVING from $500 to $1,000 to invest In @ wide awake, up date business; honest, and @ money maker, handle alone. — feferences changed. C-58, Star. Can't ox 4 hd and selling Pacif) Bmith Bide. Pu LU MIING AND TIND for male; stock plenty Box 402, Motor Co, “Wear tools; P Enumetaw, dress 0. Wash WANTEDTO SELL TRADE 6,600 capacity sawmill ‘articu- lars of Oliver K. Jonea, Port Or- chard, Waah im NER WANTED r with services to enter business. c Need up t rhe Pldhe HOUSEKEEP $500, b lance Loi rt chicken now WENT. v3 FURNISHED beat location, Owner Est PAY For i ute in town. SALE milk 4 2 NT your ©-69, Star BAWMILL POR FALE PERSONAL WHEN YOU WANT ‘The services of an automobile rea- sonable, call Capitol 667 HATHS AND MASSA tendants. Navarr 1 Elliott 701 ANNA MAILKS, Hydrotherapy, seien- tiffe massage 607 Mutual Life Bid. NUS Mra, AD Wiliciksen, Ballard 1287 100 Wwe BALLARD 8 5406 co 70 WitoM ‘This in to CATE PATENTS. 4-6, BTATC otel, Buite AL WILL ‘A DAN LOAN MONEY TO Hit i AVINGE & LOAN ASSN. Ballard Ave 1, NOT if MAY CONC rity that He lee bas made an application erect to washing ~¢) at Bixth ave, north 15 lot No, 5, pouth, 46 Boat jot No. & block 6s, Terry's First Addith Anyone desiring to pr cupancy muat file eu the office of the Building oe menf, Room 605 C ounty-City prior to June §, 1921 The Seattle Star DIRECTORY Attorneys-at-Law IP TALL —ESTATLISHED 1087. All canea, C Moderate fees. 215 Burk 106 * SRN an L to #12 tion. Arctic ar Desien' ney ‘aedae cal conebntaeg tiem! ticle LDS, M. FE. reat a! vetle, 18 \e th ‘Pater ‘OF 14 by ont Nott $078. PIERRE BARNE 14h ua of Bids. Main 7277 Collateral Lc M0; ONBY LOANED, ON \e IN A Glee for gulues Te CHEER 90: "repaired. raity Building ‘Metaphysician 600 NTESS VESLY (META snes and treata, afflict Epler te Lean IONEY ‘TO LOAN On diamonds and jewelry, om most satisfactory terins. SOCIETY ar IAL LOANS i 325-6 Empire Builds ear Saadioes, TO LOAN— AN ANY if ON DIAMONDS, watches and Jewelry; lowest rates. Seattle oan Broker RMERICAN SEWELIY OO cond Ave. Established LOANS ON AUTOMOHILES in and drive your car. R Sargent, 509 Central Bid. El. 618 Menuments PUGET SOUND MARDLE & GRAN- ite © ant and Virginia. tad= Ash Optic Ee and Optometrint SJ" W._wdinunds, Fraser-Paterson Ca Physiciaas, Surgeons a DR. FN. FREER Physician and Surgeon hrogic Diseases. Bpecialiet for Men. 05% Third Ave. Piano Tuntng ho tuning now only $3.00. Re- Fy pairing. John Strom, Y Main 7346, Razor Blades Sharpened Spengenbera. Cutlery. 1407 ith ava ows RB. and prompt. Finlay, 1615 Third ave. Auditor Asgault Case Transferred The case of Bert A, Turne) charged with assaulting County A tor D. B. Ferguson, was transferred Thursday from Justice of the Peace C. C. Dalton's court to that of Police Justice John B. Gordon, Justice Gordon hag not yet fixed a date for hearing. The action was taken following |the filing of an affivadit of prejudice Wednesday against Juatice Dalton's court by Turner's attorneys, Two . Troopers Killed in Mine Fight? WILLIAMSON, W. Va. May 26, -—State police headquarters awaited details early today to reports tat two state troopers had been killed LADY AT- | last night in @ fight in the mine war mune. PAG“ 12 Frankie Kiolet at’ Her First Banquet ls Dazed But Happy As Frankie Kiolet, a bewil- dered, wondering little girl, was en- joying her first banquet at the Hotel Butler Wednesday night, while few tivities were at their height, Mra Marie Savage, hostess and song writer, excused herself from the banquet table and retired to her up- stairs apartment. Half an hour later she returned with @ song manuseript, freshly writ ten, in her hand. he gave it to W R. Hughes, manager of the Butler revue, who handed it to the orchestra |leader, and in another five minutes the orchestra was playing and the grill room full of diners were hume ming the new Frankie Kiolet Walta, WALTZ TO BE PLAYED SUNDAY Mrs. Bavage’s inspiration was be ing orchestrated Thursday and the lyrics written. The waltz will be formally introduced at the Butler Sunday evening. Its first playing while the banquet Was in progress started an impromp jtu innovation for Miss Kiolet, im | which all the principals and girts of | the Butler revue participated. Miss Eunice Vernille, clansic dang er, the tar of the revue, danced te the delighted little guest of honor. Mies Evelyn Harris sang for Miss | Kiolet “Two Sweet Lips.” Miss Syt | via Rae and a group of wonderfully | gowned “vamp girls” sang her “Vem Replies Health Chief | pire Row with variations, and Charges that the city health depart Howard Bvans and twelve beauties, ment follows autocratic methods in singing “Pack Me in Your Heart,* enforcing quarantine regulations | stopped in the middle of their some were made by Councilman Robert B. |‘? pomp ang Kiolet from the Heat Hosketh in an informal report to the| Sttmeahow throng that had come tm 4 council mafety committee | as “Seattle's new movie star, the Wednesday afternoon. | winner of The*Star- Universal com “There seems to be no relief from hr ol the arbitrary methods,” Hesketh NGS THARS TO BYHS said, “because the law gives the de. | OF PROUD MOTHER partment unlimited authority.” The innovation for her daughter Hesketh reviewed the circum brought tears into the eyes of Mims stances of af “unnecessary quaran. Kiolet, mother of Frankie, who was tine” at his own home and called at-| "ted beside her at the table, and tention to the recent smallpox scare |‘? the eyes of other banquet guesta, at the Broadway high school in| ‘th? Judges of the contest, who had which nome 1,500 students were tm. | °hoven her the winner, and the con mediately vaccinated while the base. | ‘St officials whom she had invited | ban team was allowed to go exempt | members of her party. x until the end of the week in order| |, It was announced at the banquet lto play a game with Lincoln high |tbat Alonzo Victor Lewis, the sculp: school. “It looks,” said Hesketh, “as |", One of the judges, is to model if the activity of the health depart. | Miss Kiolet at his studio next week. ment was to obtain business for the}. The Star's official photograph of) Gsstere.” Miss Kiolet was shown for the first Councilman Oliver T. Erickson | time in the proofs. It was taken by so declared the health department! W8yne Albee, photoartist, at Me- “autocratic; Councilman Philip Tin- | Bride's studio, and will be ready for dal! sajd ‘he favored “reasonable | Publication in a few days, 4 measures and Attorney Ervin 2.|, While the banquet was in the na Palmer described what be culled «| tute of a farewell to the new screem |recent unjust quarantine of his| Sl. she will not leave the city for pees probably three weeks, or until the’ To the charge of arrogance Dr. H.| Utiversal Film Co, has a scenario M. Read, city health commissioner, for her. replied Thursday: “The elty health authorities follow > Boat Schedules no methods and engage tf no activi. —SAVE MONnNEY= Ff Travel sfeamer AUTOCRACY IN HEALTH DEPT, ? Yes, Says Councilman; No, public ea in enforcing sanitary regulations |that are not prescribed by law. I jtake my orders from the laws of Washington and I intend to enforce those laws insofar as they affect| this | department, because I have taken jan oath to do ao, “In the Broadway high school in- eldent we merely used discretion in allowing the baseball players to re main in school one day longer than the rest of the students before sub- mitting to vaccination as a protec tien from contagion. That discretion harmed nobody.” oll Be Record of Pedestrians Hit by Automobiles | iaammmmaaews aa44: Sudmin, San Telmo seein taal apartments, was struck by an auto at Olive st. and Westlake ave. Thurwday. He received severe bruises on the leg and a deep cut on the head. 34 Police Officer J. J. Kush ran into Raymond Stewart, Normandie’ apartments, at Fourth ave. ang Cherry st. Kush said that Stewart started to cross the street suddenly, and that he ran into him before he could dodge. Stewart re- ceived only minor bruises, 34 C. E. Shaw, 1214 Forth ave, was starting his car north on Times Square, Peter Jones, 30, Ho Ne Now Pla: standing near the curb, caught his leg between ® lamp post and the wheel of Shaw's machine, His in- Juries were not serious. 34 Mrs. Anna Lanquist, 58, widow, living at 6546 25th har Bea ave, N. W., and her daughter, Mra. , Dahlbeck, 81, of 1907 Sloop Place, were knocked down by an auto driven by Mrs. P. H. Peters, 6440 4ist ave. S. W., at Fourth ave. and Spring st. Mrs, Lanquist received | @ sprained ankle and Mrs. Dahibeck | a lacerated hand. MOORE em JUNE ELVIDGE MARMEIN STEERS Again Convicted on Booze Charge Jack Barton, Snoqualmie pool hall proprietor, who appealed from a conviction In Justice of the Peace ¢. C. Dalton’s court for selling liquor, was found guilty Thursday by a jury in Judge Calvin S. Hall's @epartment of the superior court. Sentence was not pronounced. Bar ton had been fined $200 and costs in the lower court. 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