The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 23, 1921, Page 11

Seattle Star Jiy at 1807 Seventh Ave, Beattio, Washingt AIL. IN ADVANCE Whue state state or price rn F 99.00 year, ePCkiRIER IN’ chy ber month .- ‘ we 80.50 Rates Per Insertion Ma for _ Reads The Star’s —& Want A Main 0600 HELP WANTED OVER if, tise unnecessary mont Por free tions write rvice eeee Fe enerh Sete? GF Ww — it_ away. Union. r Ee TkNOPLAY ING Pine st. abet eee . AG children or sew for sm Be of sew for room rent, C! Si. Star West 0 HELP WANTED me ‘+o miners, men, coal eens oF egas agen inside S tie rae “on. ean carn 67. rE Sad ee ED > ep our day. Mi: f j dle because of & eerie | iodine Wick had orga: ions Ww oe Relat etrik, denired. bus ride te permanently a: ‘all within 2 hours’ i meals. eve bt de lawn, 3; chicken how mii LE EAT Washington broom, 2 in oF bheeg nema! and contractors of piaster- work of all kinds, ce- ‘Work. All work done by ick MAN WisHES WORK ind. Also has operator's for power boat. Lewis 1914 25th ave. N 3 M Ms position driving truck af Will Keep car up. Hott 3219-W. TIRE AND BATTERY position. Married. 0-74, Star. ; CANVASSERS— milk can open- Mave. Room 12. LOST AND FOUND E BROWN ENVEL- ing minin: stocks Lost on W. Holden in public library. Reward * John J. Rudeen, 1505 MONDAY RE. ©. K 6:30 and 7:19, FURNISHED HOUSES o FURNISHED “HOUSE, 46 per month. 5-room oune, with bath, $25 Phone North 0207 AGE, LARGE YAR ca 12. Sunset NISHED HOU 0, West OTA W, i month. HOUSE, IN CITY; | papered — insid light) i More than Z acres cleared; acre in different berries: ure. Will leape for furnished or unfurnished, £923 Duwamish ave. it. 3 BURNISHED ROOM HOUREREEY. 7 AL FOR posta! Ly panes ' Tice Best inal Itwood, a oad, | livered. $10 doubie : lain tes SENS SHE in town if apgciAL in 1% PAR Fill furs Beau- 1307 28th ave, & Not ts turnk ocala . ane tin siee The Th WELL ment Son tit 1 Tp AE RUN RNID TI DE [31 FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING : ROOMS ' mod Pathog 2 AND 3-ROOM APAR’ te p 1718 22th SB Be it purwes. rl *% pein! jcr"tsseedien (omy ergs © ROOM ANTAL FU) MONTH sate i Mott ave, of ite Bell St, . minal ‘Ground floor. 4 x live po land ney, unde Phone Main ¢h98 or phone Ry. Weatern ND-HAND- Br LB—MISORLEANEOUS WILLIAM Firat Ave. | most \inportant. part of th portan’ t of the building must be made. right it they going to last. Our « , doors are put together to 4 fect by & feet doors Same oF _S ™ Retabished ten NY | ~POUNEING, A deAst FINAL of ace to be thtubs, 4 laundry trays, ‘bing mater: t tanks, basi low, A Gelightrut Food Co. 364 a ings, etc. Fintsd, So. Capitol 3923 AND FIR . eer Tax pees your uto oeat “ned AVR GUE TOUR wbeS eax tobe ore Valley enue ¢ ny | it_ for bed. $10 Pi 2D TROP- ioe reat. DC omen Ab Aste Seventh ave. seta ea ICON FOR THE r) 7 will take $35. Write Geo. Gilmore, Kent. ues Torumee™ ape ver large loads of cedar si | We deli wooed fo Te BIG VALUE tT ve extra collar. FOR ALL PURPOSES 19230 Nash roadster. Late model Dort roadster. Late model Dort touring. Late model Cole touring. “land a nice collection to select from. ‘Terms. Your credit in good. See- ing is believing. Am early cali will convince you. SURE WE TRADE UNITED MOTORS COMPANY USED CAR DEPARTMENT E. Pine at Bellevue, ood used car and extra It will pay you; sea faire S811 % | 3555 ot car ‘& Engdahi, ee wil | ow no interest or } Duncan &| 14 to investi (cone, 2046 ‘Third al condition. Priged at $950 for je. 1424 11th ave. DO! RING n 3,000 miles, A mi Price $850; terms. 1, 1531 Broadway. | hty fine | Flamin e PATCH ; lots of 5 terms. reg TEE? ata ae § HUPMOBILE ROADSTER. IN 04 condition. Will sacrifice to| ost offer this week. 2623 Third N “POURING, LOOKS GOOD iy Price, $226: terms. y 191 ave ¥ORD and runs fine. & Kngas 4 iD ROADSTER, MKC perfect. Pric Vamiil d Bogdahl, 1 MUST BE SOL! ouring. Ni t 0 Feano’ fused. 3643 More ¥O 1 H = No interest ONLY | - DON'T MISS OUR BIG SALE OF GOOD UBED CARS Prices Reduced. Patra Hasy Terme. or brokerage charged during the sale, Extra good 1918 Dodge touring eut to . eee ORO 1918 Oldsmobile Saxon touring ... 1921 Oakland "@" roadster,..... 1919 Liberty touring ... Chandler Qourings and SKY patches from $600 tog, DON'T MISS THIS SALE 36 200 SEATTLE AUTOMORILE SALUS COMPANY ‘ A424 Lith Ave, i92i GARLAND new. Sell for L424 1ith ave. @ WANTED—AUTOMOUI = COZY T-ROOM HUNGALOW; LARGE Light ear DSTER, LKB and give terms, * touring car 650 | Jot; clowe to ache ar t payment 8862 Lith aye. & diney 0634 rs Anu PRICE PAID POR Henry Mossbach Pike et Pant 2481 AUTOMOBILES ons TO EXCHANGE PEL PAY Sei CA n GOGH HAMILL & ENGDAHL 1531 Tiroadway. Finst 1160, @_FOR BALE—AUTO TRUCKS — UNITED MOTORS COMPANY B. Pine at Hellevue. RELIABLE AUTOMOBILES From A RELIABLE FIRM TRUCKS AND DELIVERIES Now Is the time to buy a good re- ed truck at Dollar tor Dollar Reo Spsed body, lat co Speedwagon, express , late mods. . Reo Spredwagon chasals, overhauleo| * complet well ua P P. Packard egpress body GMC ton, Gl overhauled. A’ bars a. peed wagon. Brerland a0 ind, very good, laxwell roadster, box on rear. REMEMBER, WE GIVE EASY TERMS AND TRADES FORD DELIVERY. BARGAIN North 1655. we $500 “cash Medion Rainier 0375-M. NERY gL ECTRIC MOTO DRICLS Rize, W. Montelius Price % or sale, Main $39. 634 1st WOODLAND PARK A beautiful bungalow of 5 rooms, practically new and thorely mod@- ern in ery tall; rooma all \oors; e features; breakfast leume, tomatic electric rai ete.; cement ent: furnace trays: good lawn, shrubbery, ¢rutt jen. a rd easonable terme North 4212 Ct ae per month. H_C. PETERS, 726 Third Ave. $ ‘Dig shed; om car line. Worth while thi roperty. td rea- OR TRA equity in fine 200 acres Montana land, | This year crops average 36 ;{FOR SALE — contract price Good view. Ch i ROOM HOUSE FOR owner—Lot 50x100. $259 down, Delance same as rent it “GOOD CONDI- 16 fruit trees 3403 Fremont av | POR SALE OR TRADE POR ACRE- 0-—4- roo! hy ry goeei lot 606x112. §-ROOM MODERN BU ste. improved, $200 cash. Howell st. “INDEED A BIG SACKIFICE 5-room bun; ed ‘equired. answer Wednesday afternoon, Ballard picnic. Sunset 2607. 7 “ ANTED—KEAL ESTATE “SMALL” HOUSEBOA Write ;¥OR CITY PROPERTY. at: ges everywhere, A. G. Bilt Thi hit b ACRES, BELLING 00 Bo: HAM, for Beatth x 198, 5-ACRE HOM SOUTH OF CITY, A 20 minutes by auto; clore to inter- urban station and paved highway amal! stream; log house; nothing in vicinity for less than $500 per ¢. This can be had for halt . Or $1,250 ih for the t if taken at one: o trade. GEO. A. SPENCER & CO, kley Bldg, Main 1749. RENTON DISTRICT T have left In the § r Better look at these two pieces T have loft. H.C. PETERS, 726 Third Ave. ACK#S, ON THE SOUND; ABOUT 200 feet bes frontal Dartly «pring water. a; . Take 1:00 p, m. 6 from Bremerton. Owner, ne Thompson, Allyn, Wash, ed; 415000 DAINY STOCK FARM Real pod buy. 160 acres ° rich binck ree cleared, jn | | dandy good 7 large barn mail house; Lm gos wate | epring. Prion 500; WM sell on’ good | or trade for good modern home, HERMAN BCHRORDER b12-14 White Bidg loam; 40 cultivation room house; 2 ACTOS, WEARING rROIT BLBCTRIC WATER SYSTEM Comfortable house; Jarge chicken ho and other outbuildings; splendid flowers, shrub- der: of different ayatem, cally Rew, that will irrigate 4 arden convenient downtown, terma to responal & Farrar, Inc. 208 Now 26-ACKE FARM Good buildings; stock; 18 acres cleared: river does not overtiow. y crop. Old couple want small room- ing how amall country — pl Place in located lens thi for r of 10. ee $1,500, | ANOTHER GOOD BUY 5 ac with running water; cleared; root how hicken HERMAN SCH ie 612-14 White Bidg. p years: FOR BALE—20 re 5 balance 2 acres Panda %-mile from fine neighborhood. For quic will take $100 per acre, $500 carh, Owner will take A weed getites ~- rt men a jehnson, Bener Rent. Wash. Box 234 INE COUNTRY HOME AT A BAR- ain-—Owner fe yelled to sell on it eat of all’ kinds 00d frut water tank riek bungalow office mth in, SOME BARGAIN Kenton: ood RES BLACK BOTTOM CAND to Foster; 14 minutes out on erurban. 26 minutes by paved ; splendid, deep, rich valley land: factng on way; close to Te 750; Level lan mill and Kent; some wood. BE. DIBBLE, 614 New York Btk. FARM LANDS NPA of plow, Charice Somers Cos Alaskh Bide. troteum. 5000 Capitol P se MAX’ WINKLER shares at 35. ._c. J. STEEPLE 118 Chery Bt Mati UNITED FINANCE stock, preferred and common. Bast 1134. $00 SHARES Tf FOR BALE Car Co, stock, cheap, D-8i, + BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FIN MERCHANDT: BUSINESS for sale or exchan, Good se. . hs zs curities. Biliott ‘ ROOMS, — FURNAG) BAT, cheap for cash, or give terme, 1115 Jefferson. 10 SANIPRACTIC disorders Epler Bi ETURN ED. DR. WELFAR bysician. Painien MRS. F Located 1114 Main 6320. Mra. A Wi “hronic Drugiess. 207 KNOW THYSELF A profitable investment. Yoeational Exp: . 5 ht Bid, Office, Main fis. e DAN ON TM $800" L (PRO roperty. 648 New York Block. | 101 WANTED TO BORKOW t WANT TO BORROW $256 TO # on a barber shop much more, and will as security. 106 JEGAL N CIRCULAR NO, Gi7- omnis will eneral Purch nal ttle, Wash., not later than 11:00 m., August 30, 1921, for fur- m, canned fruits, cheese, p and salt ot ular may be obt application at this office; Alaskan Engineering Commissi 301 Postoffice Building, Portland, Or, and Alasi incering Custom House, 4. B, DOLE, General Purchasing Agent TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN? is to certify that A. Hadfield made an application to a at 2000 43rd N., lots 12, 13, block 26, Washington Shore Land. nyone desiring to protest auch oc- ecupancy must file such protest at the office of the Bulldiag. Depam- ty 1, 01 ion, rect ve. Lake A ment, Room 505 County-t Ide. prior Lo September 3, 193: || George Vincent applied for a teense || for a skating rink at 601 Phineny Rules Nothing Ma Stop Skating Rink That there ts nothifig in the city ordinances to prevent the erection of | & skating rink within 600 Leet of| Woodland park wae the opinion | handed down Tuesday by Assistant | BE. ©, Ewing. Picked Up on | Corporation Counsel Um! Do You Like B (Some observations of a mem- ber of The Star staff who has just returned from a vacation trip into the north half of the Rainier National park.) A third (and best) gateway into the northwest's reatest scenic wonderland will soon be opened. Three seta of contractors are at work pushing an automobile high: way from Carbonado to Fairfax jand from that little coal mining hamlet up the Carbon valley, into the northwest corner of Rainier National park and to the very none of the Carbon glacier, to me the most interesting glacier on the mountain. These contractors are working, rempectively, in Pleree county, in the Rainier national forest and in the park itself. By the end of next summier they ought to have work pretty well completed. When they do,-it will be scarcely more than three hours’ ride by automobile from Seattle to the dirty, gray snout of the tceriver. 2 ee How fortunate has been the lection of names for points Rainier park! For instance, nothing could be more euphonious than those of In- dian bestowal; Wavhaukaupauken fala, Ohanapecosh glacier, Littie Tahoma (is there an implied con- feasion in the adjective”, Wahpen- ayo peak, Williwakas creek, Sluiskin falla and Tutoosh range. And what could be more descrip- tive than some of these: Summer- land, Rushingwater creek, Cowlitz Chimneys, Goat Isiand mountain, Elysian Fields, Sunset Amphitheatre, the Ramparts, Columbia Crest, Point Success and Liberty Cap? Even the names of humans who have been honored—chiefly men who have been foremost in explor- ing or studying the mountain-— seem to fit excellently. For in- stance: Wittis Wall, Ingraham glacier, Rickeecker point and Van Trump park. Or interestarousing character, such as: Mount Wow, Ipsut Creek, Owyhigh Lakes, Tokaloo Rock and Satulick Point. ee Tt seems to me that the Rainier | National Park company ought to do a jot more for the hikers, the folks who get off-the auto highways dnd deeply bob-marked trails and up in- to the heights. It would be a fine, publicepirited jave, and residents of protested to the council. the district A nonspillable flower vase to keep @ corsage bouquet fresh Is a French invention. WHAT ARG YOU" DOING THT WINTER? 5 acres of good land close to Bu REMURTON NAVY YARD. The governthent appropriation for the current year {s $5,500,000. Th certainly a good place to cated, Choice b-acre tract, $600. Sold on easy terme. CLIFFORD LAND Co, 417 Third Ave. Enitott can feon; v arab tou o Tpapenice oon pre ent Attorney. Aime _ ente » ed. Co wi eaerel 03. . O ent and t Jey Bid. FAR Batonts preems tie ANS AU Tou keep your ca: Sentral Bid 18M "a 1 Our t A gives linmediate a eek Feliet One woe a telat treat en eferenc PRAIRIE LANDS DIKING GUARANTEED—You do not pay us the money. Virgin soil, level, free from stumps or stones, close to thriving town with three banks, one of the largest milk condensaries in the world, good roads, close to school, churches, in good neighbor- hood, about two and a half hours’ run from Seattle, at a price of $150.00 per acre, on easy terms, only limited amount being offered at this price. Similar lands in the district (diked) are now worth from $350.00 to $500.00 per acre. We are offering you an opportunity to join us in the redemption of this Jand with a chance to double and treble your purchase price in a short time. Under the terms of our contract you can go on the land on or genre April 1st, 1922, or money will be refunded. @ payments on the land are deposited in the SEATTLE TITLE TRUST CO. and held by them until you are assured the dike will be built and completed. This’ protects your money and removes all doubt as to when you can go upon the land and farm it. We have a proposition from a reputable dredging company for the diking of this land on a fair and reasonable basis. Thousands of people want DELTA LANDS, and with all the doubt removed as to when the dike will be built, a certain date, April 1st, 1922, for completion of this improvement, we predict the limited amount offered will be sold very quickly. You want a country home in a district where you are assured a good crop every year, and where you can buy good land at about half the price of adjoining lands. SEE WHAT WE HAVE TO OFFER YOU. Come in and make arrangements to see this land. Here is the opportunity for the man with small cap- ital to get a good home, and an excellent investment for the man with capital. THE PATH OF OPPORTUNITY LEADS TO OUR DOOR * Stanwood Delta Lands Co. 703 FIRST AVE. Elliott 1138 STANWOOD DELTA LANDS CO., 703 First Ave., Seattle, Wash.: Without obligation on my part, mail me full particulars, Name .. Address New Gateway to Open Soon Fortunate Selection of Names How to Help the Hikers Scartace, Old Desolate,| PAGE 11 — MADALYNNE HAS the Mountain | oecurt power? ‘Obenchain Laughs at Idea of Investigator LOB ANGELES, Aug. 23.--Ralph Obenchain, Chicago attorney, defend ing his pretty divorced wife, Mada lynne, for the alleged murder of J Belton Kennedy, today laughed at suggestions that Madalynne exer: cies an “occult” power over men “That stuff far-fetched and ab surd,” he 4 d, discussing d state ment by ‘olm McLaren, district attorney's office investigator, in which Mclaren said he thought there was a tinge of occultism in Madalynne’s influence over Arthur Burch “Bureh came half-way across the continent when she merely beck- bned,” McLaren declared, “Mra, Ob- nchain, admittedly interested in the occult, held some sort of a mysteri- ous power over Burch, I am con- vineed.” ‘They never could introduce such evidence in a court in a million years,” Obenchain declared, lueberries? There is going to be a wonderful crop of mountain blueberries up Just below the timberline. These are different from the lowland huckleberries, sweeter and finer flavored and Wttle known to the average city dweller, In two or three weeks they will be ripe by the dozens of tons. In Seattle they would bring big prices. if you want some, go up near the sow line about the first of next month and look on the dwarf bushes close to the heather. 08 Take it from one who has vinited nearly all the parklands on the mountain, Sunset park is one of the mort beautiful and alluring of them all. It is due west of Columbia | Crest with the Colonnade towering above. Right at this time it dis plays & greater variety and profu- sion of Alpine flowers than the writ- er has ever found elsewhere. NINE GATHERED IN POLICE NET Four Said to Be Too Busy Watching Dominoes Four men wel too much occupied in wateHing the gnlloping dominoes Monday night to note the arrival of police; four men were arrested, charged with being undesirables, and jan alleged room prowler was taken in the rear of the Planters’ hotel. Lieut. G, H. (Comstock and Patrol- man P. E. Morris raided a place at 1212 Jackson st, where, they claim, they found Harry Legg, 34, mer- chant; C. C. Collins, 35, porter; Sol Caldwell, 34, laborer, and George Brown, 3% tonsing the ivory cubes. All are negroes, charged with gambling. Detectives HE WAS LITERALLY $O MAD HE COULD NOT SEE STRAIGHT He busted in with a bang and wanted to know how the heck Se- attle cops got that way, anyhow! He departed with his face wreathed in a beatific smile. L. M. Young, 3622 Phinney ave., left his car for a moment Outside a downtown store Tues- day, When he came out, a yel- low slip adorned his windshield. He rushed into the police station, mad clear thru. Sergt. F.C. Fu- qua took the slip from Young’s quivering fingers and read it. He laughed, That increased Young's wrath He muttered several things in a tone loud enough to wake the Young's nose. What Young read was an advertisement for a brand load. The slip closely resembled police tags for parking vidlations. M. M. Phillipa arrested Cartice Dusineoece 37; J. Lewin, 25, salesman; George Minor, 34, laborer, and James ‘Wood. land, 27, waiter, who are held on open charges. They are said by police to be undesirable citizens, Frank Marston, 50, janitor, is held, suspected of prowling hotel rooms. Marston was arrested in the rear of the Planters’ hotel by De- tectives W. A. Fuller and P. P. Mc- Namee. | Schoiberg, 3119 Wetmore ave., Ever- ett, Wash, eee | MRS. MARGARET HAYES—Miss | Babe Herman, box 316, R. F. D, No, \4, Seattle, is trying to locate Mrs. Margaret Hayes, believed to be in | Seattle. LYt PARTY’S DONE FINISHED Poor 1i1 party! It's all gone now. Some crue] thief sneaked up on L. W. Martin's back porch and carted off a freezer of ice cream that was to have been refreshment for several guests Monday night. Several cops volunteered to look for it. Hasn't been found. ‘The total area of, Canada is 300,- 980 square miles greater than that of the United States. Uncle Sam's Peter Pipers have picked a peck of pickle re cipes—cucumber pickles, dill pickles, sweet pickles, and sour pickles—that can be made by the housewife at home. r Washington Bureau has compiled the best of these frem the8government bulletin and will send it free on request. Fill out the coupon below carefully and -plainly and mail to the ad- dress given. e ‘Washington Bureau, Seattle Star, New York Ave., Washington, D. C. T want the pamphlet on “Fermented Pickles,” and en- close 4 cents in stamps for postage. Name Street and No. City or TOWN .sececeeeseersseeseneees rrr Stafe SoCoocccocoogosooeeccccce