The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 13, 1921, Page 13

3 Ht TT WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, > Seattle Star ally At 1807 Seventh Ave Beattie. ¥ Washington, iption Rates" ; BY Sea IN ADVANC T = STATE DR Oo WASHINGTON fe 80c per month, or $9.00 year BY CARRIER IN CITY mth $0.50 Rates Per Insertion m werds ertiaing. (aka Ww it cash Im advance adver- > 18 cents a line tesession insert! Nerthweet. Largest Audience in the Northwest Reads The Star’s Want Ads hone Main 0600 FEMALE HELP WANTS OVER if, FoR Postal Mt Service. $130 month. . Bx- jonce unnecessary. For free jeulars of examinations, write (former Civil Service uitable Bide. ERIENCE UN- everything furnished. Weekly up. Send se stamped envelope for lon-Hon Candy Kood berri e 's Berry Farm. pene OPER: | + ge nd eaabines. Nickols 4 115 Third 5. » Beattie physicians, compe- ree will take limited num- unn lars of xaminations: write n (forme! Wil Service My sma Bidg., ft sv ARN ADY ite 'D—BO Rm Ri ore in all meee oe of ae eity. Goo e for ad’ to Gyreulation ¥ eattio WOMAN TAKE ORDERS ographer makin: ch OME rtraite: « enderson st. UCK MEN—WH_ WIL va at OY pee load. Baath al ‘tor . Con Kenwood 398 ‘ oe ny fiyour cisthes tree, Call Thu r clothes (ree. Ca ure y oe 2228 2nd oe oe Arcade. ott rey epair_y« your Weisfield c throw it away. 204 Union. hwars, SERVICE MAN, YOUNG, MAR:- competent combination cara ler, window clerk 0} along these lines. Steady, sive, best of references, Cali RIENCED | an cate hinericas | Legion, -Xol ie Post. Phone’ El- 0 iG ae iD up. Furniture vefiniabed or eled. "Gartiela 45990. D at home; oF smail Everything tur- papers nee unnecessary. 20 to 1 dre kiy. envelope for particulars. ym Candy Makers it T engages only the we experience and ability Success in our field ‘simp! ork. Mak ind give your bi intelligent, consistent ¢ your reply complete hone number and tar t SHIRT MA ints agents to sell shirts direct to wearer. tterns. Big values. es. iAdison Mills, dway, New York. LOST AND FO . SATURDAY MORNIPO untain pen, Dexter Horton K aeratched on end 4. ‘Colt Elliott 1907-J, {13 Boren ave. « RAM Wisk ANT itis fair your watch, brow it away. Unios FURNISHED HOUSES LY FURNISHED 4-ROOM COT-) 6 on Rainier blvd. and car |i and garden in. $18.50, and iter bald. Rainier 0912-3 in ¥ FACTURER Free IND CORNER HOU ging mea! 3 beds, low rent HOUSES FORK RENT PER MONTH MAKES You THE er of my unit house and % round, Better than renting. mS ment only $109. a STEERS, 726 3rd Ave. | FURNISHED papa AND FLATS Be [NHATTAN APARTMENTS,-FUR. ished or unfurnished 2, 3 and 4 om; steam heat, phone and bath odern in every way. Prices very + 5 minutes’ sypik, Bi- 1113% Howell. ING ROOMS, 2-room furnished rtments, up. Alaskan, op- onite Moore Theatre. New man- t. fe 4 AND ONE: 6-ROOM FLAT, ith bath: walking distance; no/ r fare, 336 Vine st. at 4th ave. ULAR PRICED ROOMS, CLOSA market and business. The 1223 Sixth “ave. MODERN FURNIS n, fine location, PPORTUNI fan wan tans] 1921. %8 FURNISHED APARTMENTS AND FLATS HT RINT ITF VOU HAVE to rent, let use know about We are having a number of {4 for funniehed and 10ON R unetion. West 30 HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS HOUTEERE TOOME. FLT week up Seventh rear store a TO LET—OFFICES FURNISHED DESK SPACE, of phone and reception room. Hinckley Bide. PUPILS WANTED ALITY. CO, Weat Seattle Ox = ry Use 306 603 INRE Fates. 8 WANTED—MISCEL CASH REGIS idiney 0433 49_ FOR SAL .K—MISCELLANEOUS —— SASH AND DOORS OB. WILLIAMS CO. 1843 Firat Ave. & Look ap your scfeen needs In ad- vance. Our made-to-order window screens last longer and look bet- ter, A & substant feet 8 ine inches, with « vanized wir {Pee Sas FOR CHICKEN 20 in. wide and 26 in. hi i cost Ly ‘ SHE) 4 & PTANG,” SUNMER BEivfott 2863. KOUs TER, ttle-made, screen door, 2 by 6 feet ATE GLASS FOR W 38 im. by 10) 40 in. by 12 in, pric Our catalogue, show! fu bulldt terial, free on request. zB WILLIA co. tablished 1 ATT b We Are Seiling Out Our Stock, ef namelware Ni armel bathtubs.$23.80 New enameled sinks 6.0 [New enameled 1030 First Ave. Wr HAVE Shipyard air he inch. Approximal and up. This will at st you Ton than any new gar one. © Sold’ inst year £00,000 feet. Ask| your neighbor. 1030 Firat ave. & R WOOD, FINEST FOR FIR TTWG AIN 80 feet. 4% it Co. Ke corereed SL Also tes line and fence posts PATHE ‘ORDS, 2 and 1é-ineh, @ on any universal RE. graph. Re OD EXC HANGE, wt DOULL LOAD CEDAR bs, T foot long. Fine for kind- x and quick range Sa Smith Post Co. onwo 398 Bhat DRY MILL WOOD “Tit onty $5.50 single load, $10 je load. Capitol 0457. Dry FOREST sWeOD, FIR, ALDER 8.50 $9 per cord. RENT 8% FOR RENT. on ae. Meyer- 210 U OOD, $5.50 LOAD, 819 Immediate delivery. applied __Toner, DRY MILL W double Toad. arfield 2035. et Me T60 CARDS, Téc” PRINTING, RUB- ber stamps Novelty Print, 1618 Seventh. H PLA HA is ie) ath ave CLOTHING AND \ Ist. Piliott 3321 SLEEP IN YOUR CAR HAVE your auto seat cut for bed. oa P *. at Fremont Brid ‘WT ACHIN heads, $10 ow 100D DRO} 7. Repairing, ing. Main 19 sen First» SPAULDING PIANO (6AK), ON half price. CLIS Tons Yer3 sth WILL TRADE PIANO OR PF for car, CLINT Gas. EOORBACI KER PIANO TU North 2661 ave. tor | ROOMS OF FiTGit together or by} javenport. dining set, large cabinet Vi mattress at a bar- 63rd. Phinney car furniture, mits N. wit i} ity Keunel’ whew there fenneis in the country? galled for a. felat~ “a ind returned, s Kennels, 6440 2039. —=—=— eer 61 FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES USED CAR BARGAINS me-third Down, Balance 12 Months Bring the First Payment and Drive the Car A Buick 6 touring ... 9 Stearns-Knight touring. - Studebaker roadster . Oldsmobile 6 touring Kissel Kar touring .. Hudson Super-Six touring 1.0 Maxwell coupe Hupmobile roadster - Maxwell touring . King 4 touring Maxwell touring . CHANDLERS, ALL MODELS, GREATLY REDUCED SPECIAL PRICE. SPECIAL TERMS |SEATTLE'S OLDEST AUTOMOBILE SALES ORGANIZATIO’ SEATTLE AUTOMOBILE SALE a | 1101 E. Pike. Kast 046 CHANDLERS cl WHOLESALE AND “RETAIL 1919 FORD TOUKING; Al CONDI- tion; good tires, top. upbolatery body first class $125 down, an on easy terms. Phone North 1 LA OAKLAND TOURING pecially _ good condition terms. Hamill & Engdahl, Broadway. East 1160. INT 1 from ware- bank indebted- $700 reduction house to reduce |_neas. D-21, Star. TUDERAKER SIX tion thruout; alm: special top. ‘Priced 1 wale. ar PASSENGER, CHAL- 3 CONDI- rubber; ow for agick INGER Terms. ANTE For’ to” eubply our epring order Customers waiting, and you may| have just what wan why ‘and lose money t paid for } OTOR WILL PAY SPOT CASH FOR GOOD Vords and Dodge: HAMILL & ENGDAHL 1631 Broadway. “Kant 1160. 2-ROOM HOt S0AT FUR- nished, for cash. r trade for auto in good condition. Burns, 2776 eaien ve. N ii ASH PRICE PAID FOR oe Tight, cars, Henry Mossbach Tito Co. O18 B. Pike at. Mast 2661. AUTOMOBILES TO EXCHANGE BENC Price $550; . small monthly 3—A b LIGHT graphophone, fure, tailoring. or what have ye Phone Main 0449. in BUICK, ~EXCHANG age, f009 ith & MACHL NERY FOR Walker, |" ees or sale. ave, | a cL FOR SALP—REAL ESTATE. = BEAUTH! ru L nor W $3,500; UNIVERSITY CLOSE TO § FINE VI beautiful bungalow, porch, flower and flower thruout; ed with olished floors; kitohen, with 1 PORONT ARS MPAT ‘Terms nTs_ DIsTIYCT AND CARS thie | Kasy Really white front lawn ivory decor hight a S-room | pare with fing a boxes TT y ondition, con= Struction and. finish is faultless A real picky Very easy terms WARREN REALTY CO. Realtors 3207 Bantlake Ave, at U Bridge Open Bvening ‘apitol 1056. | ows VING CiTY Price cut torma to $600 cash, nd $25 per month, including interest, Modern b-room bungalow, with cement basement and laundry | trays, cement drive and large rage; nice lawn end berries oar 3 car lines; high 4 grade schoola, Your chance nice ome on easy terma Phone North 96. GRO. A. RPENCER & | Mer. 1900 N. Ren St CARR, Le eo TELE done a ground, Pioneer squal interurban oF 4-room house fr 1@ miles fro! minutes by and 3 only $1,850. Owner, 42 QUEEN ANNE BARGAIN small famity A good home for level lot to readonable Garfield 0126-10 air “LARGE TRACT, Adjoining } | | | Mutual Life Bidg. Pioneer Square. Hott 4230. 5 nce en BOY AT j ~ NE-HALF PRICE THAT TH ADJOINING | LA SELLIN at. 8. of Hin Paice You WANT. WITH A TWO. THWE ote FOUR-ROOM Boy PAYING REN 308 Winer 1010 THIRD AVY MUST GO SOUTH ON ACCOUNT OF wife's health, Will sacrifice my 4-room house in the Phinne trict, completely furnish cluding piano, for 00 cash. balance like reat M RE 'T REALTY CO. ew York Eth, — aU NGALOW view: flreph take Ms | in- igrms |~ MODERSA structible ity $600. bat be | ave. FOR ‘BALE, RENT OR LEASES m cottage, 9535 Fourth ave. N. Went’ 0604, arde ent . Wm. Milliean 4 ROOMS" warace; BY OWNER Wwomined: t a living from ete.; between two car schools, $2,950 4th. North 4273. SLEEPING PORCH, x100; ale garden, fruit markets, N. terms. 5 leaving, $3,000 un. furnis 407.N. North 4373 -|GOING TO CALIFORNIA — MUST nell 4-room modern cottage, in first clans condition. lot 40x10 improvements excent paving. nier valley car. au Atian- tle at & - furnished, $2.36 th. 4 cf North evenings. ER—QUEEN A: Come to us for the best buys im Queen A: ont Cy ty. RC. CULVER 14 Boston St. Queen Anne 17. «0-FOOT LOT, MADRONA — DIS fet; fine city view; ready to id on, $550; torma cash us, and $15 8 month New York Bik. | — or Will sell on easy i rigan, 206 falter Bide. NNEY RIDGE peal, ear. cash. North 2556. a fwo. WHUILDING” LOTR “Voxii gach, commer 24th 8 and Irving Corner $850; inside lot Ste'tor cash. ‘Owner, $02 Plonest 4, fe so 9 ROOMS AND ALL furniture, costing $100; water and te in: free wood. ‘Total price $i Some ¥ Sunset 2007, FoR SALE BY OWNER—3-ROOM from cement terms, G. MH No agents. 1.250; $26 25 month. 664 America woo rio ¥ SCANDINAVIAN BANK FAILURE | forces immediate tion, Am! practically giving away home for immediate sale. <toom modern. | 00; $409 down, $25 monthly. | Stinset 2007. Ti WANTED—REAL ESTATE WANTED—FROM OWNER, 5-ROOM fully modern house or bungalow, in good district; must be bargain. | Can make substantial payment. D-22, care Star. 18 FOR EXCHANGE—REAL ESTATE City property stocks for exch: r. D. Ave. Ke. CLARK 1016 Third Elliott 3755. 8 Kross on investment. NEAR” MARYBVILL munty, HOUSE GOOD Li Practically new house; part of land improved, balgnee alder land, and not difficult clear; excellent lo, cation; coe ghborhood; witht | easy driving distanc ttle pare mark Terma $175 cash, | nee $10 monthly, Call for Mr.| Wiswell, 603 Board Bidg. CLOSEST TO BEATTLE—6 ACKI on salt water, with tide lan spring water; uctive sol fuel; for $985 cars, Fre . Charles east ar- Y COUN- } fi i 0 more ti nod well; fireplace, |. 6 luis oven: Bt 185 | - THE SEATTLE STAR NY FIVE DOLL cy 40 $50 cash, and small ments. In good graring distrlot; easily cleared: no stumps, For merly held at $25 per acre. Large trout stream on land; good bunt- ing and fishing; exeellent soll: clone to improved ranches. (Not near Beattie.) From an invest Ment standpoint, the best little buy we oan find in the state. WM, F. HOWE, 420 New York Bik NO ROCK, GRAVEL OR BAND $0 acres; 80 in crop, balance good pasture; 30 bearing fruit trees and one b-room hous ry PER ACRE a for monthly: pay- farming and | im, emall ber, Tal hot Goud silo; poultry, hy ome chickens, “This i. oh we to good town, with paved Righway all the way from this eit good fey Proposition for with § s UF jes THIRD A CHERRY VALLEY SPECIAL 10 sores; part level, some fine land on all on « $10 per month. SEELY & CAL 806 Hinckley Bids. N Ye acre ground, part timber, balance in garden and flowers; nice little B-room cottage, ain and it would make you @ nice home. 1 ~ PETERS 726 Third Ave HIGHT A HALF ACKES WITH TROUT STREAM Most all bottom land, half in grass hain country road. For od GRBSE you can't beat Enough bigh land for chick- close to Kh KR and DELIVERY, io ACRES ALDER, FIR AND CEDAR ‘This Intwt lies perfectly level faces on country road; the very best of roll; enough wood on the land to more m pay for its close to and fe 4 iy and nlce free mail Melivery; close to Only $650, on your own *. MW. MORSE CO. 416 Leary Bite Bliiort 4698, IMPROVED PLACE FURNISHED TF CLOSE IN Pp ely furnished; chicken ‘and rw f berries; about one acre in and oais balance of place partly improved; 39 va tools go with pli Nic ‘tare. te| business district; excelient rervice. Terms $250 cash, balance $15 per month, 1) 203 New York Block. THis 19 ACKER” WITH A’ FIN bungalow, chicke house, work berries and fruit trees, and with wonderful view of two baya, can be had for $1,500; $900 canh House alone cost more. ore is acr level water front, on found. « and e to improved per acre. $600 Call or write chickens, GOOD 80-ACKE butidings: some stock and tools rich clay loam soll; town; paved moat level; good to Owner wants to retire, and hway. hind and Union. #T BY 210, GOOD BUILDING king Bound, 3 block: $1,000, G (aE - Enough to OU pe ahack and well; on good user Fen Mores Cis Bini aC OF WLITZ PRATIB: ‘one mile from Toledo, Wash.; Kood rom crop i ne! Teleptom chetee factory, 4100) Man Werk’ ioe will be finasoed. MMe-| _ Alpine, Toledo, Wash. ACRES, GOOD “soil, 5 MILER from Mt. with small houre Hem ity real bargain for $1,200 ferme if you w nquire PETE "Wie Third Ave. ACREAGE WANTED rent $40. Ex- 6, value $500. in fase ‘or D-il, Star. 99 KANCHES AND ACREAGE iT HOUSE, BATE ing fruit trees. boat landing pt $7 per month. Ww ACRES, ehicken ha KS AD FTOCEE OF § United Fipan "Orvis Oil Bottle Cap Rubber Rubber 9 Am. ) Victory ) Bound 100 Rothert Process 2200 Beacon Coal Mines. . . 10, 20 King Airship... 0% Weatern Smelt. & P. Trojan Oil, Cal... 5000 Boundary Bay Ol. . Wanted—Liberty Bonds, Commonwealth Finance J. STE. ‘Spec tal ited all issues, LE Main 5899. WILL SELL, SUBJECT sewell Mining e Rurk Tex. Ref'«. Wichita Royalty : Tex. Prod. metily dividends) RIT ECT miniote. 31 Gtis ait Securities ‘ids 4 BL 94 BUSJNESS OPPOKTL NITIES SOLD IN 1OSDAYS” * sold; partners 1 capital pr bers of buy- w Ket touch with this. office once. We can’ sell your business | in 10 days if your price ia right Ask for HUNT, 422 Burke Bldg Main 3416. in RY ice stock od SPECIAL Ideal lock- tion Wstabliah business 12 re; has meat mark $3,500 trade last month, You can make good. See MR. HEMENWAY, 422 _Birke Bldg. GR $2,000 and a and barn | Sit Sen | und. W, M. a imme- leaving for 46th wt as owner is Cait 504 N. ONE ACRE Just porth of cily limita i ake Washingtor tr ostly cleared, | water; small building” Only $100 |- cash to handle, Garfield 2917-1 ACKE TRACTS | Just north of city; tina level acre elty water. ext $700; an, 41 onth. 2917-R. jmnt overlook- a fine with city rfisia lita American Bank Big OD SMALL GROCERY only $15; nd carry. Pri only $950 jee HUNT, 422 Burke Bldg ROOMS, NICELY FURNISH elo 0. This lady. m will sacrific M3 Yale Bidg, Third “EXTRA dv; $350 Crary 12 HOUSsH, (walkin ehran, 31 12-ROOM furnished; price, GooD well full Bldg. ARKET AND ting over $1 ; terme GOING AWAY—-HAVIE Wh niahed office and payin Sacrifice, 315 Crary business ide. Johnny, Get Your Camer Strap your camera to your back sumumer, Maybe it will earn some For the best vacation hese wi when you for folk yor are submitted within the next snapahgte that fow weeks to an, ze STAR WILL GIVE $25 IN CASH PRIZES plcturee, with tots’ef abhiony they’ seest’ Giplct vacation fun, Remember only tha cut. Last year's pictures will be There will be plenty of time, but Preforence, other things being eq) FOR THE ner VACATION Ss For instance, fying, ‘well in @ mowspaper leer see ‘speed SNAPSHOT PRINTED IN, THE STAR A CASH PRIZE OF $15 WILL BK GIVEN. For the two next best, cash prizes of $5 each will be awarded, ‘Titat’s all. ‘Take plenty of film! LOGGERS AND MILL. MEN wed have unlimited market for lw chinery provided, and everything ready to commence work. To hasten completion of fa and to commence logging immediately, We need some good men and ge Lag! money. i La 1 fr phone Main 46 GROCERY Wil Votes. Hehling, 10 REAL Goon SHAMPOO WITH belli eastile soap, BSc with choice ef four Manicuring. are wing, 350. ety nee posthe Mod rm equip- ore BUTLER SCHOOL OF AIRDREBSING 4th Floor Tatt Hid 1107 Recond AY. Phone for appointment, Elliott 6380. EPILEPTICS-—WOULD "YOU CARE to learn about new, ratio treatment immediate relief epilepay, ponitively stopping sels- ures from first, day's wi In- formation free, Specialist, Drawer 592, Lander, Wyo. WILL Mis HAYS, THAT GALL ED Sunset $193 on the afternoon of Ju goal! again any even- ing Pitta ths BOAP LAKE BATHS, MINERAL jain, off rubs. Eighth and Pine. _ Main’ 2886-1, Room 107, SOAP LAKE Batu, ABRAG Lady attend aitt Globe Tha, _ Firat and MASSAGE, HATH TAD DY ATTEND- ants. 212 Pacific Bidg. YU Rae —Mre. & Wiliciksen, Sunset PSYCHOLOGIST Mine "Tinted vo Tena} expert merita unex distinction. Pro bie lived. Pri of for farm and acre nov BE OFARM MTG. CO. 106 LEGAL NOTI TO WHOM IT MA "This is to certify © made an na sawmill an 11 Berton ‘ONCER: at Peterson & Depart County city aild- prior to uly cts Pin i, NOT BE NETHER RES ny debts contracted from this ae rp Nellie R Gash. L ah. nu MALE HELP WANTED layers, Glassworkera, Interior Decorators and other building trade mechanica 207.209 LYON BLDG. Open TAM to OP. M and Sundays LUMP COAL—Delivered In bepite DO. 503 Aad yo ANNE 4291 OVERLAND JULY CLEARANCE SALE OF USED CARS BUY NOW WHILE PRICES ARE ROGK BOTTOM EXTRA SPECIAL LIBERAL TERMS Overland, model 79, tour- ing, electric starter rT Briscoe roadster, 1918 Maxwell touring Overland, model 90. road- ster . 37 Overland, ing Overland, ing decennp Overland, model pass. roadster Overland, Overland, Willys-K moe Essex sedan, latest mo driven only 6,000 miles, 1,900 WILLYS OVERLAND PACIFIC COMPANY 12th Ave. at KE Pine Phone East 660. model 99, tour- 85-4, 650 Jel 4, touring 650 model 4, sedan,1,050 ight, ate 20. CENTRAL AGENCY, INC. Broadway and Pike. East 032 Authorized FORD Dealers, 1921 sedan; run only a few miles; excellent condition. Trade in your tourinmon MUSICAL SATIRE AT PALACE HIP A merry musical satire entitled “A Week From Today” ts the stellar feature of the new show scheduled to appear tomorrow at Loew's Pal aco lijp, It ts maid to "be replete with laughable lines, and much of the fun centers about the activities of the blackface comedian, Simon Meyers. “Home Brew,” as concocted by Walter Kaufman in his monologue served under that title, fs maid to be & mixture of chatter and song “with @ kick tn it” “Danny” ts the title of a eneact playlet designed to please vaudevil- Hans who are keen for laughable di- version and well written comedy Unea, A clever melange of smiles, turns and verwatilities is promised by Walsh and Bentley. Evelyn and Gertrude O’Nelll are singere and dancers, Marjorie Daw is the star of the eae photoplay, “The Butterfly irl” 1921 Record of Pedestrians Hit by Automobiles 43 Knocked down by an auto at 1633 King st, outside his 4 nome, Vincanse Deblosio, 65, ts in ie | Seattle General hospital, suffering from @ broken hip and internal in- Juries. Deblosio was struck by an auto driven by G, L. Hunter, Cal- houn hotel. Deblosio was crossing the street and It is thought he did not see the auto in time to avoid it. Deblosio will recover, BUFTALO.—Mary Santackius’ goat got the neighbors’ goats by eating their gardens. They had the goat arrested, Mary had to’pay hig $10 in The Seattle Star ae stents and t eae ne . we oF tS eAPRLTANCES, Witl TRING. Bo “ettiot sonme * COn Ot Five Yeo Lean On diamonds and jewelry, on mest _ terms. 11 EERICAN Tg JE EhICAN JEWELRY ey LOANS ON AUTOMOBL ‘and dri car, | Bieitet Cont Hy na’ LT ts PUGET SOUND MARBLE & GRAN. te Co. dat and Virginia Kata “opin and Optometrist fmunds, Fraser-Paterson Co “Physicians, Surgeons }RaBOMAT SUIATICA, LUMB. Our treatment gives immediate lef, One wee trial treatmen' Open evenings. Reference: Freer J Strom, tuning, $3. Rep. Fil. Mazor Blagrs Sharpened Spangenbers. Cutlery. 1407 4th ave Dr. Welfare, chronic disorders wom- en. No operations, 207 Epler Bldg. Repairing Bows reheir Finlay, 1616 8rd av. 1 FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES - et 4 ~ 61 FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES CLOSING-OUT SALE We are closing out all our used cars at a tremendous reduction 20 overhauled cars 0 f various makes from $350 to $1750 Small payment down and most reasonable terms, “AUSTIN-MOSELEY CO. East 0614 Oakland Agency 12th & BE, Pike in Seattle Thursday, PROBERS MEET With but seven 6f the nine members it, the state tax edineeday. Gov. Hart presided over the elec Uon of officers and remained thruout | the meeting. man, Reeves Aylmore, Seattle at- torney, was chosen secretary, at ® salary of $350 a month. He will de vote his entire time to the business of the committee, In the preliminary discussion of the committee's» work It was decided that under the law its only function was to thoroly study and recom mend some method of equitable dis tribuulon of taxes—that the commit tee was not concerned with the mat ter of reducing expenses or expendi- ture of public funda, Members of the committee, how- ever, gained Gov. Hart's consent to enbmitting as many supplemenfary | reports as they wished, in addition to/ tax distribution, HART AGAINST INVESTIGATION Governor Hart registered emp! Gov, Hart registered emp! objection to investigation of govern. mental maintenance costs, declaring under the law creating the commit tee. “There is not much use in talking about reducing governmental ex- penses when the people demand so much in the way of local improve- mente and added school facilities,” he governor said. “For some time |now I have been endeavoring to bring the people to @ realization of the fact—which all must surely know—that the extensive loca! im- provements and costly governmental functions they demand form the real burden of taxes.” The governor charged that the people have an idea that anything paid by the government does not cost anything. “They may reduce expenses at home by eliminating porterhouse st@iks for dinner and pie for break- fast,” Gov. Hart said in illustrating, “for they know where the moncy comes from that pays for those luxuries, But when it comes to state expenses it Is different.” tic Famous Specialist to Re- move Cataracts at Clinic Pree operations fo for cataract wil be pe by Col. Henry Smith, eminent specfalist, of Amritzar, In- dia, on all who apply at the city hos- pita! nert Saturday, at 6 a.m. -Col. Smith has the distinction of having performed more than 60,000 cataract operations in India. | The clinic Saturday wi be held in connection with the ninth annual | meeting of the Pacific Coast Oto- | Opthalmological society, which opens Eye, ear, nose and throat special | ists from every state west of the Rockies are expected to attend the PiHogs Mia. Patenta Tredematke | ‘The tree’ which closes Saturday. ‘The free clinic at which Col. Smith coat Tee | wit demonstrate opens at § a.m. ee Three Specialists to Lecture at U Three specialists of national re- pute have been engaged for the fifth annual course of graduate medical lectures, which opens Monday at Bagley hall, university, under the auspices of the University of Wasb- | ington Extension service. Dr. Charles Franklin Hoover “ ts professor of medicine in Western Re- serve untversity, and director of medicine in Lakeside hospital, Cleve- land, O. Dr. Carl A. Hamann fs dean of applied anatomy and clinical sur- gery at Western Reserve university. Dr. Harris Peyton Mosher is as- sistant professor of laryngology and | instructor in anatomy at Harvard medical school and holds positions with several notable medical institu- tions. The King County Medica) society is co-operating in the lecture course, | which will continue thruout the | week. Asks Damages From City of Renton! Agnes Stockdale, 68, brought sult | for $2,558 damages against the city of Renton Wednesday, charging that on September 6, 1920, she fell on a broken board, causing the Cistoosition | | of her shoulder blade, ELECTION OF OFFICERS was to be held Wednesday by Puget Sound Conference Home Missionary society .|of the Methodist Episcopal church. While Gov, that he “could see no peg Mn Satan changing the state constitution in order to secure an equitable tom with open minds and study taxation from the ground up. URGES ACTION IMMEDIATELY Eckstein urged also that each member of the committee get down to business at once, in order that « report may be made as soon as Com aistently possible. “We must study the tax wys the public must be given every op- portunity to be heard before the’ committee's report is drawn up. It. was decided to hold a regular meet- img in Seattle on the second Monday of each month, and special meetings in other parts of the state whenever required. HART WANTS MUCH REVENUE “We may have to have three or four sources of revenue,” Gov. Hart said, “We can’t limit it to one, if we are to pay the enormous ‘ex penses entailed by the costly gov)” ernmental functions the people have — added during the last 25 or 30 “But if we suggest that th primary law, which costs tho of dollars, be eliminated, the people ~ object, and if we cut the school levy by reducing the overhead they shout that we are striking at the’ foundation of society.” The members of the commission _ Present were TD. W. Twoby, kane; Geo. M. Elliott, Tacoma; Nath an Eckstein, Seattle; F. 8 Oakley, were the governor, Reeves Ayimore elected secretary, and John ae state tax commissioner. New 10x12 Wall Tents A-Tent, 5x7 ... L..8 Army Pup Tent Wing tor ‘Tosring os Cokmping ine for To or Cam; Trip on Pacific Coast cranial Oren crv by Mal Sea Subject to Inspec.ton is erected In a few minutes with one of our practical combina- tion Auto Tents. Many styles from $7.50 up. AUTO BEDS Camp Chairs, Tabjes and Mat- tresses, Wall Tents, Sails and every description of Canvas work. Auto Emergency Kits” t running board Canteen that arries extra gas, oil.and water, at Residence Awnings 117 Spring a Cd Prodeh Mote Bay, 1 ‘SRE THE WAYFARER Mail orders for reserved seats now being filled at Arena Building, Fifth Avenue and University Street. No orders taken in person or by phone until Monday, July 18, 10 a. m. Reserved seats, $2.20; Box Seats, $3.80 including war tax; Unreserved, $1.10, on sale after 6 p. m. at Stadium on Rehearsal. evenings of performances. : Stage choir and participants, except final scene, tonight at 7 o’clock at Stadium. Seated chorus, stage chorus and all participants next Tuesday at 7 p. m., at Stadium. Stage Built Quick work on gigantic’ stage by H. D. Stewart, chairman of construction committee, has resulted in the structure being practi cally finished today. Tents Donated Thomas H. MacGeorge of the Seattle Tent and Awn- ing Co., has donated two big tents to be used for dressing and costumes rooms for the 3,000-voice chorus. Wayfarer books of words and music, $1, at B, L. Gates’ jewelry store; The Rhodes Co. and Arena box office. ‘ Ve