The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 21, 1921, Page 13

AG SRC oF cl ite Ra sr {Tie sta Advance a ROOMS FOR NURSE S498. N. 400. Thee: vel ES sti rs aiabo- sosasary. write J. Leon- rvice Exam- jw elie Bidg.. Wash- werythiay Foraighe. Pn © 4 : unnecessary. lat waite J. Leonard (for- ny Examiner), 1129 Yourselt a Seer 0 A] for yourse! A einen Mr. odes. LEA mobies a t ‘W. Spokane ir your ». throw it ayer: "Jos Union. ‘01 business at home, oF vematt | anywhere. Everything Lg Experience unnecessar, women. Earn $30 to $1 ly. Send self-addressed d envelope for particulars. Famed Makers Co., Phila- o AND FOUND PROSECUTE THE PARTY is detaining my Liewellyn foe unleas turned loose or 0 1698 Alki ave., Seattle. _Miller. RAYED OR bho agg NG, Cole Aero Bight, T— CAMERA, BETWEEN ag BE Batinrd. Tu Heense 4160. or ro 1 WW EIRFIBLD CAN'T KRE- ‘our watch, throw it away. BANK BOOK NO. i373 to First National Bank. avr HOUSES place, jaa poet mnt one North MODERN HovsE FOR rnished, to reliable people 35 a month. 4219 85th av. 8. se MS, SLEL eh, low rent. 402 20th. HOUSES FOK KENT MONTH WILL MAKE YOU jome owner. Examine my easy Dian. c. PETERS, 726 Third Ave. URNISHED APARTMENTS EAT” - DO YOU bo) FURNISHED APARTMENTS AND FLATS =| ea eee APARTMENTS vo re! nished or unfurnished rt For fr sonable; § ° 8 “ROOMS, |) furnished Alaskan, op- w man- 5 up. posite Moore Theaire. agement se HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS | SINGLE HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, 50 per week, Might linen ree. 412 ¢ bia. 31 FURNISHED ee ROOM: me r AND ROOM a tra INCLUD- Vetta, 1 t phone; polars. OF | YURNTSHED ping rooms. $3.50, every- thing furnished 4 HOUSE KER PING ROOM. GAS range, lights, phone, ete., free, 1517 | Helmont aye m IN, 2-ROOM APARTMENT, CLOS! also single room. 1108 Fifth ave, a FOR RENT—ROOMS ONLY pas: RAST BOARD AND ROOM ARD, REASONABLE 630 | | OOM, 2ist ave. WANTED—BOARDERS IN BOARDED IN A COUN-| lott 4090, Call _& mor after § p.m. Zi TED—CHILDREN To HOARD, eye 2 te 10, Mother's cars. Kast WANTED—TO ROOM 7U' erered fen BD NAPART- * roun oor, OF haste walking a Stance preferred. "D-30. Willits § light, for only... | BUICK ROADSTER, | 3- Broadway and Union St. Bast 0744. ‘BAL BAU TOMOBILES PAIGE SPECIAL SALE | Light run extra ter, bumper, 6-cylinder; 4,000 miles; tire, moto~ epot $1,695 AND ash; Just le now, ct, you ean't tell ear cord Varnish, Only 950 | ALSO « new just the new; cord mper; spot and the price .. AND MANY MORE senger; as 925 GREAT WESTERN MOTORS, Ine. USED CAR VALUES YOU CANNOT FFORD TO PASS UP curing | Willys touring « (Maxwell 1919 touring * Maxwell 1918 What have a ox 2, MoMur~ i Cpandic Ghandie 2 “handle: an@ heaters. Biliott 0245. CPand?s roy 42 FOR SALE NISCELL ANBOUS Chandie tL WILLIAMS CO, Chandisr wit? First ys TERMS tn host made te-order wind: ro roadster 6 touring Dodge delivery, 192 r T-passenger touring, fr T-passenger touring. r T-passenger touring ¢ 7 r touring. 1, i i Dispatch 1.350 Dispatch 1.850 roadster 1,000 One-third down, balance 12 equal payments. r last longer and look bet-/sraTTLE | AUTOMOBILE 8 SALES CO. 3.00) CHAND! iy 12 in. price talogue, Khow! ing material, fi oa BR Ww the re, as men's furnishings, dresses, yard men’s bats, rg Ho sold, irrespective of! former value.” Look for sigm, 90/1917 Third ~~ AUTOMOBILE Quick drying, crack, preservative. ale to ™ ee, Bast es, OLESALE AND RETATL LERS CLEVELANDS Packard 6 pane me- ehanteal condition. ete bnew tires, will be sold at a See Coaillas Bil AXWELL, ¥ ap. w Rainier 0943-3 event ot Bast to Coy $18 B Pike st. East 2651 LE A € ‘EN . Smith ‘sures Maat ENG seve tor aah? No i PRIch 5 om S cars. Hen: "i Re! iG RU GE SALE, WESTLAKE marke cna Baur 192, ig ee A ¥ri- CABINET. food eousiisens o~ top, spice jars, 22.50. Sunset 15 eles nipstac ee MPO cee Y itt, WOOD, 1550 LOAD, 410 io ie Ay load. Immediate delivery. ry Garfield 2035. eo, MALLEABLE RANGE Mone heater for sale, cheap 10 Ford % ag te PRINTING. RUB- overt wy Rg atamps. Novelty Print, 1611 Seventh. bod will tate TRON baby's high honograph mornings, t — rim, attress, re ait Vietor me records, Cal Tis "s0th ave FURS na DISHES, CARPETS. Phone Sunact or tel sone h 7 i, we! it 5 po Criat, Merch Park. Sunset 2215. sTocK WANTED TO PASTU STfornen $2 per month: cattl Proctor, Renton, auto, 420 GOING TO BUY A CAR? Be sure to’ visit our renewed car department. Our best advertisement is our sat- infied owners. EXCEPTIONAL VALUES 1919, 7 wer; overhauled: re 004 rubber; rune new car. Would make a jitney or stage car. ink ‘of it, only . +. $2,000 Booth Light oe road- late model; in con- has 5 goo tirees tase "Reduced to . H a PA UN NEW 3- $100 « Liberty Six sedan; has been put in very best mechanical condition, with new paint, 5 good tires, Kane shock ab- sorbers, bumper front and rear. Some buy at .. 'Marmon Tepassenger. ‘This is the best buy in Seattle in a Marmon automobile. Now in ghop, getting completely overhauled. The price is right. REMEMBER, WE GIVE BASY TERMS AND TRADES pUTHORIEED FORD ALERS Why buy « used car when you can get a new Ford from us for 125.00 CASH Balance onthly, 6% Interent. Will take your old Ford in trade as part payment. c ENTRAL AGENC Broadway and Pike. KNOW THAT YOU CAN, new Ford car from Fentral Agency. Ford Dealers, ! Brondway and Pike, Bast 0320, on terme of $125 down, and only 6% inte. iD ROADSTER, iN GOOD CON- dition, for sale, cheap. A good buy at $200. , Inquire at store in wamish. J. Brinton. cat YROLET TOURING, condition, $226, 916 N, 76th. $2,100. room, ment tracti value, P.O. full fi level near ¢ Price Inc. “Hast 0320. urcha \5-room condit ments down. Bids. MAL down, Bank. GOOD ig | : INDIANA, 2-TON. PLAX sell or exchange © Jems for cash. ¢ pED.|a REAL SNAP — REO sell this modern house, WORK 15 pe M BAST CAPITOL KB Pine at Bellevue REBUILT TRUCK BARGAINS ‘ord I-ton worm drive, 192 NEW PIANOS ok. ERE. RENT | Ford icton worm drive, 1318 Hic 1 ¥-ton chassis .. bap Wagon. ye =| body. Shon, express I sevcee body yk ton, expr Packard 30, express body 600 red Koay 588°, 1 te-ton delivery ci very - “ton chase FORM Owner has given good care. ca $1,800; <-TOR v ist or contract, ‘agon; has & cord tine eohani wi At im ical week. Call its lephone Kenwood 16 MACHINERY FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE IMPROVED, 4 hooMm interurban chool, store: ncumbrance per month. Exchange « houseboat, furniture, mer~ ise or anything I can use, or will sell on revital terms, Owner, lew York Block. SNAP—10 ACRES GOOD, level 2-room house; % 725. ERMAN BCHROEDER 612-14 White Bidg. RTIALLY FURNISHED ‘OBSTRUCTIBLE VIEW IMMEDIATE POSSESSION ROOM, partially furnished fine lot, $ ash, b ce like rent panda SEARING, 907 Leary Bidg. Main 4619 NEW 4-ROOM BUNGALOW, with built-in features, large living 2 bedrooms, cement ba. Very neat place at an at- ve price, on Very easy tern $2,300—Good b-room house, in best ‘of condition; provements large lot, with im- all paid, Splendid and convenient terms. HOLLAND, 445 N. Y. Bik. _ NGMAN'S HOME WHY PAY RENT? Nice 4-room cottage, with firepiaes, | ront and back porches; Tot; ‘good soll, with, fruit trees, strawberries and shrubbery; | ar line, schools and churches $1,200; r month, ; lot 50x air. All clear. larg ity Night $300 and North °§4.000; modern bungato fon; paved street; all asness- gel A anap at $2,700; $400 ¢ Mr. Heckman, 435 Burke Main 6571 LcoTrTageEe $25 month. Main 2476 $1,260; $26 604 American ° ai || NEW | b FOR” BALE 00; |NEARLY ~|f ACHE; THE i FoR SALE—REAL ESTATE | IAL LOW, fine combination Ii ‘oom, With beautify abinet kitehen, with) nook and compo-stone PLASTRRED Maundry = and sand bath 1 large bedroom and room up, OAK FLOORS; jot, 40x102' to alley, Com. » the most minute detail POSSESSION, $600 gives you the keys, Only $4,500. oN REALTY Itors ke Ave, a ridge. ININGS.” CAPITOL, 1056, sia aaa wonderful breakfast drain- boards; t th fine down sowin, lewel PRETTY PLACR Real bargain. Large, beauti- ful lot, 120 5 ed. new *Griey “only Nihan SCHROEDER 612-14 White Bidg. aL “Malile tintin @ ICAN HANK lue on 8- ow, on 40: in Price ood bulld- deal with North 2913 evenings. 5 New York Bide. “RUNGATOW “IN FEATURES, B- ING. RIC AVIAN AME taken at modern bu ner lot clo N AND. ICP. $2,450, ONS TRHMS ‘ide YING RUNT, SH 4-hOOM just Mull, and minutes’ “ride from $2.000; one-quarter cash, balance to wuit you, L NNEY, 714 Third LVER—QUEEN ANNE Come to us for the best buys Queen 4. nit rty. eitie ” en A: Bc. Cut 14 Roston RENT 2- ROOM good water; one less half-mile Richmond © Room “HOUSE, LOT Texi80; GA- 3 bedrooms and bath on sec Hors fi location; reason- Oth N. < it ae. > OPERY a “ROOM se : 6. a 17. On arage; paver H. houses block of to cy Finer bun; fona! is i) PHINNEY hinge LOT, . Dlock to car nd paved treet, $1,000; $250 cash. North 2666, JERN BUNGALOW, 2107 ave, $25. Call Ken- TWO Lots AT TIACRERAY FL. 1oOxi08 feet. Call 1116 BM at wenn AnD, IMPROVED A Must sell to close For SALE—¢ ROOMA WITH HATH. furnished, $750. Capitol 3978. WANTED—KAL, ESTATR HAVE CUSTOMER WANTING FROM 5 to 20 acres improved with stock, tools and furniture, have an expert on farm lands and acreage. Give him your listing for quick ac- “WERRITT REALTY Co. 721 New York Bik. ROOM COTTAGE AND LOT fix 1 trade. 6607 Green- ‘Slock trom Wood fn FB an ere, Thine rice, We will as! ao FIRESIDE REALTY Co. 314-17 New York Bik, Ei Caco power, iar lets rm ; iiss 60. Schroeder, $13 White 75 takers io’ retura to Mon- tana, but Improved this place with small clearing, fencini sod "distriet; withts easy. driving ‘distance. of Seattle ublic markets, Terms $175 lance $10 pér month. Call 203 aes York Block. Burke @ Farrar, ne. CHERRY VALLEY SPECIAL 10 acres; 3-room shack; well; all very best of soil, will grow thing. §750; very easy terms, EELY & CALLAHAN “at Second Ava 6 ACRES Factng on North Trunk 8 miles north of Seattle, only one- half mile, from Seattle Heights, for $4,301 will give you 20 years No pay for the lan: is the workin, Ask for C iin 314 Seaboard Bidg. SUNNYDALE. 5 ACRES, $1,850 Exceptionally fine tract of alder land, with live spring and running water. The best buy in this ver: Popular and close-la district. sell on very easy terms. B. Van tual Lite Bidg. HOUsH WITH GARDEN |8-room house and %-acre ground, in | garden, flowers and some timber dan Xe ttle home in West 8e- attic. Water; light; telephone A nice home rict. "$160 cash and $15 per month, 6% interest. __H. C, PETERS, 726 Third Ave. a ACKES AT OLGA, ORCAS an partly cleared; partly near school; good water; plenty wood; fine soil.” ideal farm for small fruits and vegetables, Price reasonable. lon or write Mrs. J. M. Reed, Decatur, Wash. 9-ACRE ALBRATTH farm, north of Seattle; some ireat soil for on main r cash, bal- valle: clearing: springs. fruit and vegetab' road. $750; one-quarte ance to suit HL. PINNEY, 714 Third, 56 ACRES Good farm land; ay clearing; creek; to ' * cash. b. DIBBLE ew York Bik. WITH FIRGPL. and stove; 100 cords timbe; nt highway; 3 miles orth Edmonds, on the Sound, Price $130, ¥, J. Bacon, Edmonds, Wash., | Box 655 a ACK WITH ORCHARD AND cleared land; fronting main road to Renton; in truck Fes dis- sist, Price $3, 500; te: H, C, PETERS, 726 Third Ave. FING BALL ARD 10-ACRE TRACT, deni for amall fruit Terms 10% cash, Tit oY, 714 Third. ACRE; 5-ROOM BUN arden; garage; close tc fere in your ch for a Terms to suit you. 213 Yale Third and Union. 6-ROOM BUNGTTOW: garden; garage; clone to Seattle. | Flere is your chance for pick-up. Terms to sult you, 218 Yale Bidg., Third and Union. . ACRES; GOOD BOIL; cleared acre strawberries; fry, ick-up. » Bldg, 10 8 ACRES SBATILE || Our cleared land, about 7 mil Mo a, for tarm and acreage i |KOTHE FARM MTG. CO. 103 STAR , AC REAGE _ YOU CAN'T BEAT IT Olympia, at only $150 a cannot be beaten, This is a m silty loam, suitable for berries, small fruits, ete, and hasn't mot stump on it If you are lookin for a tract of land all ready t make money on, come. in and le tell you more about this, You ean | buy thin on » of $15 an acre ash, and t alance in monthly ymenta, (605) FInwsipe NwAL 314-17 New York Blk, TY CO, Wiltott 2928. o~ ° | | 40-ACRID SNAP | | 10 neres cleared, alse 6 good | M flowing Good tite; mo mortgage, HWMMAN SCHROMDER 612-14 White Bidg. UNTRY HOME 8D; GOOD HOUSE ell built with bam ee it, berries, shrubbery; ved highw: good view. co must be seen to be ap | jated, as it is one of the mont Qttragtive places in the district. Handy for anyone employed down- to ouse, furnished: far stream; barn, milk house, nicks orchard; berries: ‘ n, 5 +h f'33 Call 252 ure Bide. 62 FORK SALE—WATERFRONT if PROPERTY “RALT WATER ‘ Having 60 feet of natora best property south of the city. Only 40 minutes’ auto ride Ea- joy next Sunday outing on these tracts. | Yor. location, price and son WWittsrery, 1010 Third Ave. ON IeT ND—ALMOST 4G ‘ncrea, with pretty beach frontage. large maple, native shore. Idea! summer | or em Price $885; ance within 6 years Direct Be- attle service, low fares. Charles Somers Co, Alaska Fide. 4 BU SINESS OPPORTUNITIES Lt you be experienced of work, w Wages $5 a day With o guarantee of 10 per cent om your investment. If you are looking propomtion seo Mr. Fras Bidg. AN OPPORTUNITY FOR MECID isi into business for him S000. y GROCERY 7 ‘This ts the best «rocery in the dis- trict. Nice clean stock. Go lo- asonable rent. Will Vand. an pert payment 422 Burke ee pre MAND- tress BLAND INVERTIGATION. GOOD BALARY TO THE RIGHT MAN. _ADDRESS D356, STAR. ~~~ PiCTUhE THEATRE Here is the best ever on the market. 300 will start you, but you will ave to hurry. See HAUBROOK, _422 Burke BI 4 —Tr YOU WANT A HARGAIN™ Cry pissty, furnished; — Lae third and Unie T ROOMS nine GOOD FOR rooming house or residence. Nice location. Sell cheap. Leaving city. _B11 Seventh ave. 5 ROOM# OF FURNT- ture, excellent income from the rooms, 6626 1th N. E, Kenwood 1 cD HOUSEKEEPING foomsa, $975; Frag cash, $10 week- ly. _ Elliott 024 | ST alts 57-58 LOWER PIKE PLACE ket if taken nee. for sale cheap, OCERY Oi J Wit” Hing, 709 2 Rm. $2,500—G Ri IN. voles. Tel 212 PERSONAL BATHS ALT GLOWS, SHOWERS wisi be, socal. treatinents, ‘Mints and Pike, Main 4926 f menta Lotus Reaut Pike, Main 4926 fiODY MASSAGE. tiem. neuritis, ete. Grace Le Eighth ave, room 106. Open Sun- LAKE BATHS, MASSAGE. 434 Globe Bidg. HATHA LADY ATTEND: BAT 2 Pacifie Bidg. NURSE —Mra. A. Willeiksen, “Bunset 1 . PSYCHOLOGIST “Mine. Till noted Vocational expert, merits unexcelied 4 blems analysis 98A Yoana, 2 3rd — LEGAL NOTICES i CONCERN; this Into certify that Mrs, Aurilis M. Navone has made a Plea. tion to bulld three gara: 23rd ave Ny lot 2. block itol Hill No, 6 Addition, Anyone desiring to protest such oc- cupanc Bey file such ain t the office of the Bullding Deps ment, Room 605 County-City ah. prior to Aug 5 17 ~‘MALE HELP WANTED Plasterers, Lathers, Brick- layers, Glassworkers, Interior Decorators and other building trade mechanics. 207-209 LYON BL Open 7 A. M. to 9 P and Sundays ‘A DIVIDEND PAYER We have a 20-acre farm for sale that is now netting $400 per month on chickens alone, — 6= room house, modern chicken house for 3,000 chickens, barn and other outbuildings; 2 good wells with gasoline pump and tank; water piped. to chicken house and residence. Thi will stand the clo: gation. $2,000 cash or will consider trade. cated one mile from dock in Kitsap county, NORTH WATERY 1 pup & INV. 201 mrehertt Bi. At and Marton, Phone Bliiott 2180, By owner, H. Swanson, Olalla, wa} PAGE 13 AUCTION “NOTICES 280 VIEW LOTS 280 VIEW LOTS At Auction On Sunday, Joly 24, lasting until all a sell at auction 280 view lots in the Water Front Addition end the Puget Bound Addition to Des Moines, King County at 108 noid, Ewiil oma High Ling dway between T attic, The Des in very rich a beautiful. bo G then lote We will ooll thers one by one for jumt what they bring, whether It be $6 or 6 Up to you. These lots will er on these lots Rall us for Intormation ots are 256x100 ft We plat at our store showing these jo SIMPSON AUCTION CO. Seattle's Reliable Auctioneers. Main 2718. 1127 Pine TF. BAL Katablished F feen; consultation 210 Burke Bidg., reir of Hine Pix BARN jo 5 in ia ea ee Cori of mer tek, iene Main 72977 fectrie Co, BA ae | to lean ry. om most “On duamenar oad co eng LOANS ve. LOANS ON AUTOMOBL You k 509 ‘Senteat ily sist it fae RHBUMATIOM, SCIATICA, LUMBA- 6°. Our treatme: ‘ives immediate rial treatment ferences. re. Ope Re Freer and Braden. 90614 3rd ave J_Btrom, tuning, $3 Rep. Wil. 0629. Mazer Binaes Sharpened cu 407 sth ave k's Welfare. chronic disorders wo on. No operations, 207 Epler Bl }are BUYING BOOM HITS COUNTRY Retailers Staking Immense Sums on Business Jump NEW YORK, July 21. ing boom is on. The retailers thruout the coun try, staking thousands that bust ness will take a jump in the fall, are laying in big stocks for the first time in years. ‘The buy “Business is bound to take a leap) upwards,” Alfred Santie, buyer for large department stores from San Francisco to Boston, told the Press today. “Garment retafers I represent placing huge orders, The de mand has taken such a sudden up- ward trend in the last few weeks tat we have been forved to double our staff. “It is @ different kind of buying from the prewar days. The de mand is for staple goods, not frills. People are going to buy socks, underwear and shirts—not earring» and fancy vests, All they want are utilities and necessities. Want Buyers’ Week Stalls Fixed Now Exhibitors for Buyers’ Week should if possible fit out their booths ‘Thursday and Friday to| avoid congestion Saturday morning, | is the warning from C. M. Williars, exbibit chairman. Saturday noon is the limit, and booths must be in final shape by that time. All exhi-b- itors are to meet at the Bell at. ter. minal at 7 p. m., Saturday far final information. More than 6,000 outof-town mer- chants will be present when regis tration is begun Monday, the com- mittee says. This Buyers’ Week ts the ninth to be held in Seattle, and is being di- rected by the Seattle Sales Man- agers’ association and the Chamber of commerce. The public will be admitted Tues- day, Wednesday- and Thursday nights, and Friday and Saturday during the day and evening. Owners and Miners that mine owners of Mlinois, Indiana, Ohio and Western Pennsylvania con- s«pired with the miners to unionize the West Virginia coal fields and de- stroy their competitive advantage, ‘were made by counsel for the oper-| ators today, at the senate inquiry of the Mingo mine war. Counsel for the operators read into the record a report of a conference between union officials and operators | of the central competitive field, at, which an into. According to this agreement the operators raised wages and short- agreement was entered | ened working hours, with the under- standing that th eminers were to unionize the West Virginia and Ken- tucky fields, in order to increase their cost of production. Say He Was Silent Regarding Mortgage Accused with falsely representing himself to be the owner of an automobile and selling it to C. B. Hanson of 522 Westlake ave. N. Leigh E. Alley was arrested Thurs- day morning, following the discov: ery by Anderson of a mortgage held om the car by the American Discount Corporation. The mortgage was said to have been executed by Alley, May 9, and that $500 and interest were still due. ACREAGE STANWOOD DELTA LANDS NOW ONLY $40.00 AN ACRE. EASY TERMS, VIRGIN SOIL, no stumps, no sloughs, no brush, no hills, When 1,000 acres are sold, price wil! advance. Unsurpassed speculation, a high class investment}, a future home. Make big money, secure @ fine home. investment, provide your future $400.00 Invested Now Will Soon Grow Into $4,000.00 Come to our office and get the urday and Sunday next. Make arrangements for a seat in STANWOOD DELTA facts. Join our excursions Sat- the autos LANDS COMPANY 103 FIRST AVE. Steamer Whatcom leaves Colman Dock at 9a m Two hours hore at Union City, Arrives Seattle on the return trip at 10:30 Pp. m. Music furnished by Brooks’ Jazz Orchegtra. Staterooms. Lunches served. ROUND TRIP TICKETS Adults ... These trips are populai and you should make your reservation earty. DRY SQUAD HAS A LARGE NIGHT Jail Many " Alleged Liquor Law Offenders Police and dry squad men spent a wild night Wednesday, rounding up ‘nix persons and various amounts of |booze in the city. William Silver- |man, 30, who was sald to have been ready to depart with a suitcase com taining four pints of moonshine, when Patrolman E. C, Scully opened 4 door in the Chester hotel, wag the \firet arfested. He was taken to fall. Leo J. Seigler, 42, is alleged to have had a suitcase full of moon- shine, but he let the odor trickle out and Sergt. H. J. Thomas and | Patrolman T. J. Rudd took him to Jail. T. H. Drager and Ed Johnson are said to have been celebrating with a pint of mountain dew, Patrolman \P. Olson broke up the party in prog- res# on the curbing at First ave. and Denny way. The men were jailed. Pearl Morton, 1613 Sixth ave, is alleged to have sold booze to the dry squad men, He wag arrested. An unidentified man escaped from dry squad men who broke into # room at 413% Maynard ave, by climbing out on the fire escape. He left a suitcase containing eight quarts of Canadian Mquor behind him. He was shaving at the time and when the dry agents opened the |door he dived head first thru the window, lather and all He left a trail of soapwuds for two blocks, when the trail vanished. JITNEYS MAY QUIT STREETS Dealt by Supreme Court ditneys are doomed in Seattle it It city officials persist in their determination to rule them off th es'reets, and if the jitneurs fail to fight the latest blow dealt them, The state supreme court has just ruled that the municipal government has full powers to regulate jitneys, | and also to bar them if necessary, ~ The case came up for hearing on the dppeal of H. P. McClothern, fits neur, against the dismissal of an ine Junction action brought against the city to restrain enforcement of the jitney regulation ordinance passed by the council more than a year ago. The forma court order will not be handed down for 30 days, during | which the jits can ply their trade. Seattle jitneurs said Thursday that they had no statement to make as to their plans. Charge Clerk Stole Clothes Worth $600; Alleged to have stolen and se creted $600 worth of silk shirts, un- derwear and ties, James W. Breier, 21, clerk, was arrested Thursday morning on a warrant charging grand larceny. Breier was em ployed by a Second ave. department store. When Detectives T. G. Mont- gomery and G. W. Humphreys searched Breier’s home at 4122 18th ave., the loot was found in his room. The management of the store had been suspicious of Breier for some time, and were granted a search warrant Thursday, Breier’s arrest following. ‘THEY'LL ANSWER ANYTHING, FOLKS’ “Bring your questions to 1211 Fourth ave., near University st, te be answered.” This is the word sent out to visit- ors by the informaticn bureay main~ tained by the Chamber of Commerce in the quarters of the Automobile i of western Washington, ‘Big Camp Meeting to Be at Edmonds Eighth annual camp meeting of. _ the Church of God will beheld at Ed-, | monds, July 21 to 31, A large, roomy" | tabernacle has been provided, and | lunches and refreshments may be | procured on the grounds, Regular meals are served, Information may be obtained from George H. Sharoa, 730 N. 85th st, Seattle, O HAPPY OVER SON MAN DIES HUNTINGTON BEACH, Cal, ' Suly 21.—Deputy Marshal John In- man died here early today from ex- citement induced at a boxing match jlast night, in which his son was proclaimed winner, | A ein '$15,000 D; H Fire HOQUIAM, Wash. July 21.—Offl- cials of the E. K. Wood Lumber company today estimated $15,000 damage had been incurred when fire late yesterday gutted the double sec- tion dry kiln of the company. A large quantity of lumber was de stroyed and the kiln is a total loss, The origin of the fire is unknown, [Ts A LION OF A TITLE, FRIEND At Liberty hall, 1238 Main st, Fri- day night, will be shown Rev. Jas, M, ‘Webb's motion picture, “Daniel, the Negro-Jew Prophet, Explained the First Moving Picture in a Negro Place to a Negro King.” Sunday, at 3 p.m. Rev, Webb will speak on “Garveyism Is the Negro’s Only Liberty Orders Probe of District Attorney WASHINGTON, July 21.—Attor- ney General Daugherty today wired the district attorney at San Fran- cisco to investigate charges recently made against the assistant district attorney, Thomas L. Lennon. The charges allege misconduct in and out of office, Daugherty said. | WATER SHUT-OFF NOTICE ‘Water will be shut off from the mains on 17th, 18th and 20th avenues 8, W., between W. Hol- den and W. Trenton streets, and on W. Cloverdale, from 16th 8. W. to 2ist §. W., Friday from 8 | a.m. to 5 p.m. New Solar Plexus Blow Is”