The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 4, 1921, Page 13

SU MMER COTTAGES SOLD BY TH FIR oF m cottage, 1 lsaced ground. Beaton bebe 8 WANTED—MISC! -ANEOU ‘ION oxchang , with Seattle Star!" ai Bi 180? Beventh Ave ja Washington, bscription Rates. Wha otha ss TF ring in auto worth & brance, siflall monthly payments single sult in exchange fo aph, 419 New York Bik “FOR SALB—MISCEL! onAait AND DOORS Kh WILLIAMS CO, First Ave. & for light $ Incum- Look van fer ter. Reattle-made, substantial r feot & inches 8 inches. | with gal- wire, for BA FOR | HICKEN ‘OUSES 20 in. wide and 25 in. high, cost eae Di fe 800 per month. or $9.06 year. CARRIER IN bol curt ne last longer and lo «90 TE GL. For Ww 38 in, by 10 in. price . Hetablished 1899 SONED ALDEI AND a, $4.00 per cord, f. 0. Here. Olson Bre Wash R CAR GAVE ar auto for bed. $10 Simpson's, at Fremont Bridge ST WOOD, $10.50 CORD, 2 « more. $10. Phone evenings, Sunset 4st0-N-3 SEWING MACHINES. GOOb bkOP- ray rent: a ave. muh jeyer- STO 2936 Firat Valley. Write Maple Valley SLEEP IN y B Largest Audience in the Northwest Deeds The Ster’s Want Ads Main 0600 HELP WANTED _ plied — on re ‘oner, 210 Union. PURITAN 3-BU even and oil ©: _ave 7 ORY MILL Woop, double load, _ Garfield 2038, TH CARDS. The. ber stampa. Reventh. “ae POSITIONS FOR be otha #550 LOAD, Immediate deliv: PRINTING. Novelty Print. Tei SPATTLE SHINGLES. $1.56 per M. delivered. Call Weat 0334 if aaa Welafield can't Tepeit your h, throw it away. 304 Union. “RAN HARNESS” AND Wagon, $150 cash, Sidney 0460-R. WANTED—USED CLOTHING AND FURS. Owl, 1317% tat, Fitiott $331, SHAS. ROMRBACKER, PLANO TUN- ing. North KAVANAGH HATS” 9290. 1068 Tet St WANTED—FURNITURE Blake buys. (08 Pike, Main 6518. St FURNITURE FOR SALE MUST RAISE MONEY AT ONCE TO 3 meet obligation: Best offer takes fumed oak dining rockers, davenport, aph, Singer sewing 10 work. surroundings. and frequent salary and sickness benefits. PACIFIC TELEPHON' TELEGRAPH CO. 2115 FOURTH AVE. oon. c E-HODIED Wo- 46. Sf North ns aaah your bedroom furniture. | like new S017 Btroud ‘Take Green Lake car, get Denny Station, 1% blocks north Goons TH WE MOVED HY FRIDAY & rooms of high ade furniture, ether or by piece $225 large cabinet Victrola, with records, $95; leather davenpo t. 2 large leather rockers, library table, fancy dining oot. rugs bed springs and mat- tress. Best off: takes it, 712 N. 63rd st. Phinney car. ROOMS OF GOOD FURNITURE TO) be sold by Friday, Make me an ofter. Harrison st. fF ROOMS FURNITURE FOR | close in; rent reasopable. Bastiake ave. a9 «a> | Blake's cotton mattresses, $5.65. | Pike. “ AUCTION NOTICES GREEN RIVER GORGE IS JUST A R few miles from Seattie, is an ex- cellent place to spend the wetk- end, and the Simpson Auction Company's aalestooms will be a ot place to spend Friday, where SALE, 233 Martinex, and Le- ur for & warn can't ; Pogats J yous \NT: 50 7. tO ra r Western ave. Auction of phonograph: Poot ‘ming room, parlor and livin room fecgiture. i. ton and other 9:20. fo PSON AUCTION CO. 18. 1127 Pine St. Reliadie Auctioneers ‘ana | 56 2 Wiit® LeGHoRN PULCETS. starting to lay. and Li hens, $35. Phone Main 3260, Mra, Fladmark a PET STOCK FOR SALE—THE ONLY FARM OR auto At weeks old. ready for delivery. Ped! and registra t . with each oxram, at stud, —. fearless fs ogg a. rent. son of Tinte ire, by ‘hampion Midland "Royal Only son of Tintern I m the Coast. Mrs. Warren Wiley, x 1, Renton, Wash. Phone Kent 11-F-4. i 7 f Rex. Was Ravenna diva. ‘x. and FAMILY COW AND epee 1492 month-old calf, $100. Davis, 2021 Humes pl SWEAT TER eda FOR SALE—TEAM, HARNESS AND Peat, & at ‘wagon, $150. Sidney 0460-R- wamish.|6y FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES FROM idew Gardens early i je col- la UNITED MOTORS COMPANY , ON OR Sunday call Rai- Pine at Bellevue iG FROM to Everett. Return to 322 or phone Capitol TOWN DisTRICT— get with pearis and) $10 reward. All touring cars and roadsters must be sold regardless of pric 13 Cole Aero Eights, Remember, these cars are in Al condition. Prices range from $1,000 to $2,000. iD AWAY PROWN MAR; |scripps-Booth roadater, cut frdm us roach: mane. Reward. wert $900 to $756, Marmon 17-passenger, tate model; now in shop being overhauled. 2 new Dort touring regular price $1,330, cut to $1.0 Monday morning. Beacon 1550. FURNISHED HOUSES __ M COTTAGE, PARTLY wot water, 2416 Atlantic. And about 15 other cars. WE GIVE EASY TERMS AND TRADES 00M AND BAT built-in ; BRISCOE s $100 DOWN, $25 PER MONTH e view lot; lawn god ‘aordon all plant-, fruit tr al s-cylinder ca o Snappy, economical runs fine, and has good tires. WARK MOTOR CO. OLSEN bo 1109 Pine St. at only 25 minutes ott 4520. one block lights; phone and sidewalks. | . Take Lake| t Occidental and Yes pr, to Minth 8 We and Elmgrove | Office open every day and 10 a m. to oe m. Cc. BA a COTTAGE, CHEAP BARGAINS Easy terms. co. t. WONDERFUL 20% off all used cars. AUSTIN-MOSELEY, 12th and Pike Oakland Agency. AUBURF CHL MM I i $200 DOWN, $40 PER MONTH Tight; good tires, and YURNISHED APARTMENTS : * AND FLATS priced low, WARREN MOTOR C¢ 1109 Pine St, at Bi n. CAN Bi BOUGHT ON balance 1323 Sixth 3-ROOM FURNISHED int; fine location; ope in. ~_ Esliott 245. 90M APARTMENT, WITH PRI- bath, nour furnished, $20, 223 35th ave. 5. , 2-ROOM init MEKEEPING ROOMS, | 4 ggg Seer edtmished| fiott 0750 during day, ask for Mise irtments, $5 up. Alaskan, op- Sheridan U «Sass Theatre. New man- LiGHT FOUR BUICK, IN WONDER- new top, rubber and gain, $465, 618 Ee Pike 54 KLEIBER 2%- 8 condition. tisty creditor: or 1514 APARTMENT, 1718 12th ave, 5. , JUST Ld conditio) 4 2003 nings and Sunday 2%-TON; ton trucks. Fin Must be sold to wi Owner, Sunset 0027, “With « free. SEK ERPING Hehenette: light 517 Belmont av Pea", FOR RENT—ROOMS MENRY MOBBIACH, 618 Vi PIK 0 VOR “RENT. GARFIELD 4 sells used cara at low pgices Bie-R. | ¥ ROOMS, was, a and easy terms. Try us |e: WaNTED—AUTOMODILES - WANT, ANEOUS| FIR} bd. Maple uard—Pure blood puppies, | ® bunch 1) Phone Garfield WILL PAY se Fords and Dod HAMILL 1581 Broadway. a ASH PRICE Vaip od Licht cars. Wo Coe Git RE Pikeae. tas 63I—A AUTOMOBILES ff TO KXCHANGE SPARK LIGit AUTO, ndition; value $550; ef $120, in small mthly ents, Will exchange fo class of personal property 1 use or handle What have 419 New York Bik BUICK BXCHANGH FOR FIRST | RITA gh Mereaee Walker, | CASH FOR GOOD “ENopann Want 11 IN G666) ineumbra: you TRUCKS UNITED MOTORS COMPANY UBED CAR BARGAINS Every car must be sold this month to make room for new cara | WATCH, FOR THE PRICES ON in ruc 2 Ford t-ton, chassia. } Republic 1%-ton chassis K Speedwagona, GMC \-ton, express Body. Packard 30, express body Ford \-ton delivery, Overland 1,200-pound express Ford roadster, box on rear Maxwell roadster, box on rear. 1 Kissel %-tom chassia, press bodles. |\we INE RARY TERMS. | COME InT Dd OUR PIRIC Mint “xr Rigi UNITED seorons COMPANY Used « rt REO BPEEDWAGON CFRUCRY, AHAB 6 cord tires; in perfect mec teal condition. 4000, Call Ke wood 1623. Ld MOTORCYCLES AND H ACCESSORIES i916 EXCHLSIOR MOTORC hh Foot condition, $75 < his week. Owner at Bi] Highth ave, room 1. au BUATS AND LAUNCH! TROL itp TG. BCRIPPa M dium quiy 22 Could be used wiser. $500 cash. MeDonnid, 15 Rainier ave Rainier 03 MACHIN ELECTRIC MOTOR >RI umpa W. Montelius Price Co. tent or anle, Main 919. 624 ist & 7S FOR SALE—KEAL ESTATE POR aE |A xery good house, ) ¥en, ab tuding pa combination dining and breakfast hall; baseme! cabinet kitchen; bedroom cash, than rent. next door. NGALOW, $500 « it: Ja the Univer MODERN BLU |Just think of jiving and dining eabinet kitch- toni a bedrooms with rect lighting; en with nook second floor also! cement | * and balance “ss & mont Past e0sl, Madison office. FIRESIDE REALTY CO, s14- uv New York Block. East 3928. THIS 18 _A BARGAIN ~~ A REAL BUY room house, on lot 502131 feet t alley, with beautiful view, Good lawn and about rose bush: fruit tre be. located ear line. Price for quick $4 down, balance s M. NELSON 20 inckley Bidg. tod and Columbia Phone Ell “CHE LDREN WANTED” In the PERFECT ae SMALL HOUSE Here is the sign ‘in et every apartment f ou “NO CHILDREN WANTED*™ My Perfect Small Houne is best for the children, and for the grown folks, too. 1 inh lage e%38°s (ean) - mle. very 488T. is oy AND [A A REAL BARGAIN—A very sub- | 1 home; nice architecture; dandy view; -has 7 large roomea. entrance hail, front stairs, em! bath wu basement. 443 Central Bid: DERFUL BARGAIN ON QUEEN ANNE $2.500-—Attractive @-room bungalow that would plea. anyone; nice) neighborhood; paved distric large lot and garage. The price is away below value, and can e Fooent, of om easy terms. Phone Gar- fie yl SPENCER & CO. +P. $1,206-—4.ROOM MODERN f Incumbrance; ik; BL cement lean to seh rented now, and brin ‘The price is reduced $5) quick h sale, as possible, Mal DUPLEX HOUSE. 10 ROOMS front used a» doctor's office: $20 monthly; 6-room dwelling in rear; on Rainier bivd., er of Find: 15 minutes from downtown. terms $1. 000 down, $35 MeDot 5515 Rainier inier 037 NEARLY NE bulit-in features view; M%-block from} Small payment, $25 per month. GILBERT & CO. £239 Rainiee Ave, Near Rose St. ANOTHER SACK ; full basement; furnace; cabinet kitché block to car and Only $3,750; termes. 500: month: ave. $1,400 — bungalow ; ete.; lovely lake and car. laun- lot | faved North | SACRIFICE 10-room house: b ary: fireplace 100; beautiful ‘vie Only $3,500; $1,000 cash. 2566. CULVER—QUEEN ANNE Come to us for the best buys im Queen Anns hill property. RC. CULV 14 Boston Bt BUILDERS, 3 Your large lots in beautiful Inter- laken; aved street The whole for $850. Some bargain. Main 6571 235 Burke Bide. NEW 4-ROOM MODE. COTTAGE; on car line; one block to sechoc 30 minutes to Yesler way. § $200 down, per month, at 9004 1ith 8. W. HY OWNER — 4-ROOM, kalsomined: garage; lot almost living from garden, fruit, | etc.; between two car Lines, $2,950; terms, North 4 AN ATTRACTIVE BUY 5 rooms; semi-moder lot 560x100 feet; clone to achool, cars and bus- sh district. Only $1,460; terms. | 32 Durke Bllg BIA—6-ROOM h . two lots, 292% Tirandon st. SMALL COTTA down, $25 month. Bank. Main 2476 ‘NEWLY FURNISHED $1,800; terme, | Balsier $59-m, | $1,250; $25 “ibs? American *|4-ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW, 2107 | $2,500. Thorndyke @ Call Ken- wood 2670. #TOCK PLANS. 610 WASH. BLDG. HE SEATTLE STAR 1 FOR SALB—REAL ESTATE head THis TWICE AND THINK. 1T OVER BUNGALOW OF 4 ROOMS AND BATH, OVERLOOKING LAKE WASHINGTON; lot 60x100; chick-| house; improvements in and} Paid except paying, Some one in| going to buy this bargain c row night DON ON ACCOUNT OF NT. Wi CAN ARKAN' For YOU, and tb A AS THIEF FLEES Seattle Dentist Awakens} to Surprise Burglar & CO, rdinand 8t Rainier BALLARD AN NDING BACHIFIC Coat $3,500, Sister not expected te live. Will well for 2¢ down, $25 monthly, { Dr, C. J. Powers, dentint, of 220 Hanford st., awoke at 3:20 Thursday morning to behold a rummaging thru the bureau drawers and looking disgustedly over the interest. Lot 60x100; garage, This @octor’s collection of empty purses, in a T-room modern house, Sunset) The di it is sald, bas a hobby 2007 |for collecting dilapidated purses, oi] FOR EXCHANGE—REAL Knowing that nothing of valv ESTATE was to be found in the bureaw WHA WAVE YOU IN BEATTLE Of |A7*Wer. Dr. Powers wan willing to} vicinity to exchange for 160-acre| turn over and continue his slumber ranch, with buildings: 20 acres|-—until he saw his visitor make for outs plenty Ps ware Ue Else the clothes closet. ore; near tow A revolver was located beneath bin ‘olville v pillow. Just a moment too late the man was followed thru the window by a bullet Me took $25 and $9/ checks and $2 cash Ross Asked for Money Estimate re im-| That J, D, Ross, superintendent of Owner, |lighting, prepare an estimate of! money needed for construction work | ARTY. FX: lin his department for the years of Co, 14 Third 4 1922, 1923 and 1924 was the recom HOCKE AND HIG CORNER LOT TO | mendation passed by the council exchange for outside property, |utilities committee Thursday. >-6T, Star. Paaanersse 2 % sacreaGR =| New Ordinances for Lighting Service ALL. BARGAINS TAKE YOUR cHoice 7 om house; modern! Two ordi ; for 4,000 chickens lin’ ce the elt Ih mad se Lira y maker, Will trade for |'"® @ any lghting service were in clty or north, of town. proved Thursday by the council utilities committees. One of them caicken bounce for's.v0e chickens | Would appropriate $25,000 for A rare bargain. strengthening the circuits, and the i other would appropriate $30,000 for house for 600 chickens; 2% acres |“xtending the service and installing of strawberries, A beauty. Will new business. trade for home in city or wren |DESTROY 5 BARRELS John Taldo was arrested on a eharge of manufacturing Iintoxicat- ing liquors Wednesday evening when five barrels of raisin mash were de- stroyed by Deputies Beebe, Anderson and Brewer on the Schram ranch near Toit ABTOL | FOR residence proved farm: rich phone Kenwood 06. FARM POR CITY PROP changes everywhere, eres; %-room house; chicken ituated in Kitsap county, ave plenty of fruit Mapdy NORTHWESTERN LAND & Inv. co. 201 Trade ard Marion. | “FINELY i FRUIT; HOUSE DOCTOR SHOOTS | masked man | Charles Rich, shoe repairer of Washington, D. father of these ‘non-partisan triplets” (left to right) Roose- velt, Taft and Wilson, now 31% years old. TOURIST CAMP. |Goat-Getting PLACE UNCLEAN Goat Becomes insanitary conaitone ot two wor| @ Spring Lamb! | table struggte against odds in an {known and mountainous country, | to rest | to rejoin the party, he learned that WANDERED OVER CRAGS 30 HOURS Man, 72, Wins Indomitable Fight Against Odds PORTLAND, Ore, Ang. 4-—With every detail pointing to an indoml un the story of the wanderings of A. Ross Read, 72, of Akron, O., lost for 30 hours among the timbered crags of the Zigzge range, reached here to | day from Rhododendron, Ore., @ etm mer mountain resort near here, Read necompanied bis wife and @ party of friends early yesterday on @ climbing expedition, but became sep arated from them when he stopped Later, when he attempted his wife and one of her friends had become lost. He started in search of them, Other searching expeditions were organized and finally found the wom- en clinging to a precipitous moun | tain wide, far from any beaten trail. When Read himself failed to return to camp, the searching party contin- | ued its hunt to jocate the aged man. Read found hig way into the resort just as a second expedition was be ing organized to go in search of him. He was very weak from fatigue and lack of food, and collapsed when in formed that bis | wife was safe, HONEYMOON IS — STOPPED HERE Bride Heartbroken; usband Charged Thief ¥ J, Brown, alias Herbert Hart, is in the city jail, charged with theft of merchandise from a Second” Brown, who has been living in attle under the name of Hart, linen Dalance about Tnforma- 4 this splendid tract of 3 acres high. ly improved, with 86 ractically all be: rulte of all kinds, berries, raspberries, gi apring ravity; clrateerry plants in ‘full’ beartn t thoroly cleare facing mais count, 4; well improved local- for: handy. to school and coe- arin ~~ |iet camping grounds at Woodland | |park are driving away tourists from | PARTNEMSP, | Want steady. vain Seattle and keeping many others handy with tools {0 from visiting the city ts the bettet| : cauipped. well located Shop, You (of W. Hi Easton, 627 Seaboard build- | log. learn Will be associated with firat class Mit teach willing | Bhop filled| “Several tourists ana business men from other cities coming to Se- attle with a prospect of locating in AUTO REPAIR BOP 450 arrested by Detective R. E. Benjar The telephone at police headquar | rin at his home, 1124 27th ave, ters rang. The report clerk picked | up the receiver. “Hello! he said “Maaaaaaeea, Bah-b-b-h, Bab-h b-b-b-h!” said a voice. “| beg your pardon!” exclaimed the astonished clerk. “Maaa-—I meam, exceuse me — there's a gont out here that keeps) bleating night and day, and every- [ser eanjenucoine cot passing checks in New York, bis beck erations running into five Ogures. — Besides the theft of clothing in | store in which he worked as a Brown is alleged to have district. too, and 6 rooms, for the] 00. Reception Ick il. 90x100; | - venient to Seattle public marketa Rasy terms arranged for satis | tory party, Price $2,260, 263 New rk Block Bengt Ti? Seaboard Bldg. SELL Rn a Electric Bervice Seseeee en neteciotion of slectric . Sof . CLAY ACRES: LEVEL ¥ acres 2 ephe: At gavipped with modern electrical First € bei Ta August. Apply 586 a DBidg. . good road. Price $ level; rich Cree: Cae station, outside © ve Good locality, ands going com Bee us for price Nowrieex” SAVINGS ASSOCIATION Matn 2426. FEA, MegPonatp a MILLER, lac. 208 Columbia St Elliott 6376. 188 pring Volley Farm 1% fs 2 iptieg Valley Farm, ker and no competition. tales hag Be hy Ee alt Gommunications confidential. A dress D- 55. The Mar. PLACE FOR LADY, confections, watt Ktoce les, Honeysuckle candies, ice. cron willy batt pop. to #20 $1 hie Bard ave. “iriure land- lady GOOD GARAGE AND PAINT shop, must week; KE FOREST PARK ONE ACRE. TO NEIGHBORS, GOOD ROAD. SOME VIEW OF LAKE PRICE $300. Tee FOR 668. forma, 12 rooms, well furnish Sowntown. Just the SERVIC ~ | -|ing grounds.” ¥ \touring car from New York city| sngialt \ieft immediately for another coast | ‘indy. |city. and wife. Owner, 213 Third and Union. E GOOD BUBURBAN BARE low gent: good loom, €an' make good ere, Price Fits. ‘See HUNT. 432 Burke Bidg. $30 CASH, BALANCE EASY. (623) FIRESIDE REALTY Co. 314-17 New York Bik, Elliott 3928, ee Be ae SPRING WATER 2 acres fine alder tand, with 2 good | 5g + of running water; exce!- iene erry land nd minu read Test good school, and only’ few minut Yer walk from i interurban station at oat ee aa¥ Se A 2 s terms $7 Le ts. Matn 4926, sirtha fenelee ot teh Matae tiie) See ee ee ae Bide P. _ SOHLINGEIC OF Pioneer ©. Hiliott 4220, RAY <a > Mo. call East 5590, Trt CREEK; ALDER SOIL; right of rgios. be nv clams and. ish MASSAG iis, LADY APEERD- Selleings and fuel. Price ants. terme \unile to high school, @range hall, etc. We'll show by a ARLES SOMERS COMPANY Alaska Building. ACRE, HOUSE $560; KASY 98-A PSYCHOLOGIST KNOW THYSELF * A profitable investment Selentific anal Mme. Till, 716 Halget Bldg. Office, Main 4 REAL ESTATE tans ‘or farm and acr loans FARM MTG. CO. 1022. 3rd. LEGAL NOTICES — NOTICE OF ¢ Notice is h the act of ruary 19, 1920, and in pursuance ority granted by the Commi oner of Navigation, on the agp! cation of Mr. T. Jerome, Secretary of Merrill & Ring Lumber Com- owners, the name of the g "Hidden Inle gto efficial number, 2nstoor been changed ROSCOB Me “DRUMHELLER, sector of Customs. Seattle, Wash., July 15, 1921 i? MALE HELP WANTED i PRICE 39 dint 8. W bio WASH FARM LANDS LAKESIDE RANCH, 13 ACRES; good house, barn, garage, brooder and chicken houge; 2 other houses ways rented; fine orchard loaded with fruit: best of soil; fine crops now growing; one-fourth mile to + town, railroad, bi mills; joeal market for everything; 3 good cows, 200 trap-fested hens, ducks, eese, tools, all crops and fruit. 4.500, on easy terms, Write for full description, Edwin A. Kiemp, (owner), General Delivery, ere ett, Wash, 40 Sock PL. BLDG, ACRES GOOD LAND; well improved; running water: good buildings; near town; plenty livestock; implements; growing Ready to move Splen- PLASTERERS | BRICKLAYERS CARPENTERS, ETC. 207 LYON on buy . HOLLAND, 445 N. ¥. BIG LAND SALE B Mt. Vernon district, best land section in the state: good ron Close to town. $60 land now $ If you want 40 acres good land, Third Ave. “OR SALE—WATEKFRONT PROPERTY fits GASH DOWN—SALT WATER, 4% acres, with spring. pretty little grove; direct Seattle service; low fares. Bank mortgage foreclosure forces sale at $885. Tidelands in~ cluded, clams and all. Ideal right now for summer camps. Charles Somers Co. Alaska Bldg. 94 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES MOVING PICTURE THEATRES have a good line of shows. Prices from $1,500 up, Bee me before you buy. HAUBROOK, 422 Burke Bid. GHILT PARLORS AND LUNCH POR sale. Good location; everything complete, Price $250; very. rea- sonable, 8513 Greenwood. FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR FORD Cleaning and prossing business; living rooms; good location. 703 Seventh ave. DOWNTOWN 5-ROOM rent, fursiture for pale 4h Bik “ACREAGE $40.00 F ACRE This land up through the past ages by silt making a very rich soll. $600 per acre. of the best farming districts in t 1 Only a limited number of acres Join our excursion—reguiar Special trips arranged. 703 FIRST STANWOOD DELTA LAD Without any obligation on my FLAT FOR Elliott GROCERY OR Wit voice. Behling, 109 2d ave. Rm. SHOP, MUST Rainier 0067. it 212 4, BACRI Name .. Tin Address... + fie Sipangenberg. Cutlery, 1407 4th ave. RICH DELTA LAND is free from stumps and stones, having This land, when diked, will compare, we believe, in richness to that of the famous La Conner flats, where land is worth $300 to We want to interest you in buying a home for yourself In one Under Unit No. 2 plan of dyking and our easy payment plan, you cannot afford to let this opportunity pass. trips For full information call or write STANWOOD DELTA LANDS CO, DS, 703 First Ave., Seattle, Wash.: with work. You can make good profits here. Particulars Mr. | A business here,” declared Mr. Baston body imitates him. I guess I'm do Thursday, “have left for other coast jing it, too. I want you to take this) cities becapse of the inmanitary con-| goat away before I forget I'm a ~\ditiona existing at the city's camp lady—I just can't stand it!” the voice | replied, Campers at the park told of a eke wa mI which arrived with a party of six,) last week, and after looking over the camping grounds and conditions, | “L beg your pardon ma«aaaaa,” Dleated the clerk, “I don’t just get you. Who owns this goat?” “Baaaaaa, or—I'm sure I don't know—but you've got to take him away, or someone’ going to shoot him. Mi-gosh! We can't sleep for his infernal bleatings!’ “Ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-baa-ah—Ah, heck!" said the clerk. “Shoot him yourself, dern it. I'm not going to be a goat, toot" Which explains why the whiskered czar of the alley back of Jackson st., near 22nd ave., roams his dominions ne mora Billy is now doing duty as atone secured, rgenetee. x NOLDs. Eatnblishied d dente i years examiner 0. $3 Ly 4 nts A in, Ban riety ie BARNES. ARNES, Mal, Saal 1s: rei HAS #00 & CO. Sao Bide WANT HEAD FOR EYE Wanted—A head to fit the glass eye found on a muny street car OR-K_EFURNER I Wednesday! OF RE TURNER citi The crystal eye is staring coldly at ve og TEE | employes of the railway lost and found bureau. They want the owner to appear and wear his eye away with him. 210: was Wie of Bain tae eet oe Leans MONEY LOANED, ON Ma ARE cles of value. Bi 907 Third ave. Seattle's good wishes and willing. neas to cooperate with Secretary of the Interior A. B. Full during his RS, APPLIANCES, WTRING, Givnan Electric Co, 641 First Elliott 6028, Northwest were expressed in a ‘tele gram from the Chamber of Com merce to that official Thursday morning tn San Francisco, P. socreTY FOR Wie DEAL LOANS 355-356 Empire Buildin, Beco: ond. Near Mad MONTY TO LOAN—WP LOAN ANY GMOUNT ON DIAMONDS watches and jewelry; Der rates. Beattle’s Oldest Loan Brokers AMERICAN TEWEL, RY CO, TONNAGE BY J. F. RICHARDSO! SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 4.—The shipping must announce @ tab- | definite policy—and adbere to it The wooden fleet must be junked. Thirty to forty per cent of the remaining steel tonnage must be indefinitely laid up, ts The rest of the tonnage should be put under private operation on bare-boat charter basis, charterer having privilege of purchase with charter fees to apply on purchase Ki. Sargent, jott 613 UND MARBLE & GRAN- 6 Cos, dat and Virginie. Rete and Optometrist SW. Edmunds, Fraser-Paterson Ca MATISM, SCI ‘A, LUMBA Our treatment gives immediate ef. One week's trial treatment. Open evenings. Reference ‘reer and Brn . 905% 3rd ave. Kazor Blages sharpened Piano Toate STROM, piano repairin, rect tuning, $3. Mhin 7345, liott 0529 Violin Repairing Hows rehaired Finlay, ‘1616 ACREAGE OF TONNAGE MUST BE REDUCED Prices of tonnagé must be re duced by the shipping board. Seamen's wages must be reduced to European levels, but the sailor should be put in the naval reserve and the difference between his rate of pay and the European wage ab- sorbed by the people thru naval ap propriations paid the seamen. Foreign markets must be '“coaxed.” Longer credita, stabih | ization of exchange rates and ener getic salesmanship will do this. Captain A. F. Pilisbury, former district manager of the emergency fleet corporation, Pacific coast dis- trict, and one of the most practical shipping men in the nation, says an American merchant marine de- pends upon these seven proposi- tions. The marine world, he says, ts waiting for announcement of a def- igite policy by the shipping board. GOOD CHANCE FOR MERCHANT MARINE The outlook for the establish- ment of our merchant marine is ‘good, he asserts. Nothing will so quickly stabilize , refinishin El- BASY PAYMENTS been built deposits and decayed vegetation, he Northwest. at above price. Sunday and Wednesday. AVE part, mail me full particulars: ing to $180. When questioned by Deteatd forthcoming visit to this city and the |born. ten commodities. TRADE FLEET NEEDS CUTTING OF SURPLUS TO REVIVE. Present unsettled shipping condi tions, and s0 quickly result in de termination of European powers to lay up surplus tonnage as the an nouncement by the shipping board that tt will retire the wooden fleet, and some eves Cap’ “We cannot further reduce the American seamen's pay,” says Cap tain Pillsbury. “We should put the sailor in the naval reserve. Then, thru naval appropriations, pay db rect to the sailor as a reserve wage, the difference between the European rate of pay-—to be borne by the operator—and the American rate. This would cost the American peo ple $48,000,000 a year—but it would give the merchant marine the fight ing chance it need’ REMAINDER UNDER PRIVATE OPERATION The remaining tonnage should be placed under private operation on the bare-boat, basis. The oper ator must have the option of pur chasing after a year or two, and charter fees paid on tonnage later purchased must apply to purchase price, #No other plan is so prac ticable, “We will soon use up our pree@ ent oversupply of tonnage," he says. “Shipbuilding has stopped all over the world. This means that before long tonnage prices will go back up to replacement figures, ‘Then we can cash in on our boats. But they must be laid up for twe or three years. The shipping board must declare such a policy as thie if it is to remove the present mem ace of surplus tonnage which pre vents ship operators from borrowing: from the banks sufficient tunds te purchase tonnage.” His honeymoon shattered, Jacob — held | the ig es