The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 25, 1921, Page 13

a ror SA —ALTOMOBL ., % FURNISHED APARTME, p Sea e lar, AND FLATS 2 LARGE, PLE sary ROOMS, COM tely | Curnleh . vale houseke a ag 181 Nob Hil ave. Jonn PE PARTLY” YURNTSHED ments, 2 and 3 rooma Rish com| ‘i if desired tiful view 7 18th ave, & home Su Oakland Six roadater; BINGLE Hot Nek ING” ROOMS, special color; , $4 Week up: 2-room furnished! right up in ow apartments, $3 up, Alaskan, lot of extras. seers ‘heatre, New man- it and you'll buy sure. ity at 1207 MSeattier W ashing’ 40 . . bscription Rates Y MAIL. IN ADVANCE BY rie STATE FRIDAY SPECIALS Somer ALL LATE MODELS APART: Wil ture Beau. t newly painted, tres; rebuilt NGTON te bee per month, oF 9.00 year AY cARRIER IN COTY Baty b ROOMS, HG ing. ah ¢ modext purses. The Thri th me) Sixth a NEWLY TINTED; BVERY THIN $8.50 weekly; close in. a _— 1920 OAKI ° * looks ab- ‘otly; Must Very latest construction; solutely like new) runs per special Packard blue color, sell this Friday to save. vou Come, see this be r. you'll take her hon ‘hee IAL price and terms. we insert ey, Six Insertions cil TROOM A 1718 Hl, LARGE ment; steam heat Beacon 1718 WANTED—BOARDERS THOW HAS ROOM AND Roan ° @ gentlemen, $28 no | her teomars, $07 Mh Howell SUMMER COTTAGES RT 12th St) —--- 0 OLDSMOBILA SEDAN GIVE- AWAY looks, runs like for $960; ie ie all } cord tires; m in our own al aippicg om igh grade Full price $165, Sunset 428: 48 WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS WANTED — ANY QUANTITY OF ultry. Write or phone Ry- hg « S22 Western ave —— ee 49 FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS | On BR WILLIAMS 1943 Firat Ave. & GARAGE DOORS |, The most import part of the building must be made right if they are going to last. Our ga- rage doors are put together to stay A feet by 8 t joed at $7.00, at a small of wuc cylinder LITTLE OAKLAND SIX ROADSTER Classiont little trick in Seattte, rifled for $660° onl takes her home, bal Guaranteed AUSTIN-MOSELEY CO, 12th and Pike St. _— Kast 0222. Easy Terma. wanted. Apply at Training Ask for Mr. Bishopp. School, The Pacific Tele- PES over ’ x phone & Telegraph Com- pany, 1116 Fourth ave, be~ tween Seneca and Spring sts. bo ah With t doors 63 AUTO STORAGE . ate TOT RADE FORA FORR TOURING INAL 4 lance—40 PEbUCTION - county road, The remainder of a roa eed of new * to town and sompase on nes a to be 1 rifice, Hathtubs,! RU Shins. 1% Second Ave. 8. 80 “hnks, $78: laundry trays Other plambing mat 18, | 6S—A. suchas eink Ruliet tanks, basins etd. < suey, f low ‘ots on. First ave. BETES—OnESITY ci OVER if, FOR 1 A areice, $130 month. rience um g or jculars © to ner). ington, D. TO EXCHAN oe Wyotap aed bodgen ASH FOR Good Forde ANIL. & ENGDANL 3531 Brandwey Feast use tee WANGE a ont Gaara fo) Ww YOu CAN Bt t ltry in vow cleaned et? Pho ie Weis throw it away. tht ae RNO PLAYING D _Opp. Ford Factory, ‘Capitol 3922, XUTO REPAIRING AT HOME. REF- erences. Reason: ov School ernment Moto: “diploma. Sidney 0130. v ARINET GRAPONOLA, New Perfection ofl stove and oven, breakfast table. Sunset O92. .\SLeer IN” YOUR Car RF A | your auto seet cut for bed. up Simran sal Fremont B “Ger YouR WwW is the time to buy a Beat ineids Pert oe 35.2 » trad truck at Dollar f vered. ) double load. Main 1043. ne ™ edwagon, express body, late Swine Mal B, GOOD 1 DROP: modi ‘ a: 2 fe "Rests Fi rent- | Reo Sp mt a chassis, overhauled No. delivered. Weat fave. Caen CLOTH: and children | POR ne UNITED MOTORS COMPANY KE. Pine at Bellevue. feLP aN BLDOBRLY eed and show RELIABLE AUTOMOBILES From A RELIABLE FIRM TRUCKS AND DELIVERIES oy S load, de- nm, express body, cheap. ard % “Tt iy. pew tires. GMC \-ton, ail overhauled. A bar- gain. Reo Bpeed wage: n, coyered body. Over’ 1,200-pound, very good. Maxwell roadster, box om rear. REMEMBER, WE GIVE EASY TERMS AND TRADES FORD DPELTVERY, BARGAIN, North 1685. ace RT ae $515 Rainier ave Rainier 0378-M. aa c Rent or sale. ‘Main rie tie tot & 73 FOR SALH—REAL ESTATE $60 CASH, HALANCE Sis Bic litle home: 2 root buffet kiteh gee eT “es ey Past POR aia ATOR: ture, chickens, last oth-old pul- ot Tete at ave. Ww. les POULTKY ro FARMERS AND OTHERE: SATP nef ir poultry to us. shipment ity wit tonvinee you that we pay si aot pri tages & Weste: ave. i? Sea © FOR SALE—AUTUMOBILES i loneer Price rth Lake wees 1 Gpeldental and ao to iF youl Union. D—MALI Bate pe 6 rf eerie close to car line mints sa -ahadech neopets price a sneha giao Gown, $15 month 111 BE, PINE ST. ot 2nd _and SSrambia. Puome en, ant. |? 1920 Pilot coupe 6 . 00] NORTH ENDy VACANT LOT 1918 Studebaker touring ..... 600 1919 Lexington sport ....;.... 1.260|'“5 Oldsmobile Limited 500 600 ++ 1,600 college certificate: lo support; “AETENTION, MR CAR OWNER AND Mit. Lot OWNER! I have two ones —- b-room bungalows te ker trict Formitie nt $4,000 and $4500: terme, Will accept your e cant lot ment hat e yout GLER Bjliott 4 LIBERAL TRADES AND TERMS ING, Will have good ACCEPTED work. George 1 eaten Seattle: z 2 rooms nice htt home; front Y-acre In rden, rear part in angers water; figne telephome rd tr ; 656; $200 cash, ; MJ = on & BIG DISCOUNT OF CASH Beneral contractors of plaster- yk work of all kind bag All work done by RIENCED CHAUFFEUR; HC.) , es arried; do own cena 10 ACRES VIEW LAND c mE es : ‘aM AR DES MOINES FRING, $5.00 ROOM. KA. a mi phancaauel _|° GooD, DONE FOU RTH c CLEARED. PRICE, $3.5 _JO® WINSHIP, 1010 T° fiieo AVE. FRANK WATERHOUSE CO. ar months ~— 711 KE. PINE ST. a s sanitary milk can aad | ier’ pa get the rag fet ygtnir® 115 004 \fF You HAVE ANY KIND OF CAR needs repairin nd well for you, ¢ est or storage. , It » Investigate. Difncan ed so, 2035 ‘Third ave. 3 FORD ROADSTER; GC fia | F hanical condition. Price $285; terms. itst Bross MG GHT-ON c uGHT PAL ESTATE CONTRACT, | Mash “payment. balanes eee district. Phone Ken- ayments, 6% interest, at acral ki , ae | Cel ‘gency, inc. Authorized Pwatiyimt cA CANT RE-) Ford Dealers, Broadway and P nell watch, throw it away. DDING RING © has grey iron pistons and \s . oF Arcade hail. Tyertect condition, Owner must seul ae win, take Ford as firet pay- F— whith FOX FUIC PINDER North 4177. $20 reward. ie HOPROBILE ROADSTER, IN CULVER—Q) Come to us for ty th: Ment Anna hill_property. ra brown hana bse me a A barn and ‘ble shed; 4 jocks from car line. Worth while to look at this property. Very rea. na Ph Sidi 094 » MOL LA 0) corner lot. Price $2,200; terma. Less for cash. Good location; near grade and high schools, See own- er, 7669 11th Ms FOR BA 7 ROOMS OF FURNT- ture, on Queen Anne, $350; income $45 and 2 rooms for self; rent $22 1900 Sixth ave. We JNIVERSITY 5-ROOM BUNGALOW; everything modern e equity for auto and Call mornings, music store, J nm at RING—Tiiis FURNISHED HOUSE: od condition. Will sacrifice to Gest iter this week, 3 Third =—i-ROOM FURNISHED 6 on Fauntleroy beach, mast Vv RLAND FOU price #166, Phone © hie te & very pood Little car. Guner wilt ‘sell $450; terms. _ Hamill & Engdabl, Feat broadway. K TOURING CAR, 6-PASSEN excellent condition. 6: Phone Rainier 0549-J. ite ¥ORD TOURING, ‘STARTER block type; f like new, and new tires. rice $iibe, terms. Hamill & Engdahi, 1531 Broadway. 1926 DODGE TOURING; FIRS’ class condition. Owner Paved ao 6 — THREe rifice, Will accept a ‘ eee Aer, Clothes|__fitut payment. 1531 Broadway, 48, 524 Fourth ave. be- |1920 FORD SEDAN Republican and Mercer., special wife wheel 6352. ¢ | and lote~of extras HALF OF) terms. Hamill & Eng ini, rade and ae Broadway. Inquire "7339 13th e WANTED—AUTOMOBILES Mu UPPeR PLAT, T CASH PRICE PAT ie Sunset 4724. PPORTUNI ‘am at 2661, BWAN TADS 4G, MODEL 96-— 600M frult tre ayment, Give clear title, Dibble ave, N. W. Sunset S-nooM HOUSE, iit W. taTH BT, must be sold Friday, “Will be at house from 10 wood; month. Sunset 4882 _HOUSES FOR RENT TW eS, AND Jt rden. Bea: ‘ME? aMALL COTTAGH, a 25 month n'a4t6 |§-R0OM MODERN RUNGALOW; improved, $100 cash, wtook BUNGALOW GooD. CAR. WiLL i ghtrapiched and $500 cash. 117 Bide ow modern rent terma. Je, Sunset 1417, 1% FOR SALK—REAL ESTATE HOM AND INCOME BEAUT QUEEN ANN naan $4,000-—7-room — semiemodern home on Queen Anne ave. right in busl- jon, Also dre rof lot rented fe year, This p Breat future GO. A, & souTH or NuW; woo rand new médorn bungalow oak floors, built-in n, Dremk= fast nook, cement fur- nate, laundry, ete; well located, $500 ‘cash rent. BELL & ¢ off bath ‘and Beane Way enings call North 0884 BRA 5 ne balance 1-nOOM INDEED A HYG BAC b-room bun, alow Sirept ne Must Wednesday afternoon, Hard Dienic, Sunset 2007, _ WANTED—KEAL ESTATE USE MORK LISTINGS OF 4 S-room Ballard homes imme= diately, Please call, JOHN M. DAHLBY 2200 Market St, Sunset 0311 WANTED BMALL “TOUSEHOAT. Must be cheap. Write Geo, Gil more, Kent % = =©6FOR EXCHANGE—REAL ESTATE FINE ACRES, BELLINGHAM, clear, $1,000, for Seattle, Box 193, Poulsbo, Wash. FARMS FOR CITY PROPERTY, EX- changes everywh: A. G. Ellie Co. T14 Third WILL TRADE 7-ROC smaller house. Bas’ ” ACREAGE FOR” BALE—20 “ACRES, Lm IER west of Longbranch; bottom land, nearty geotly rollin hed and we i 1 ood nf HOUSE FOR A926. a5 leve: "about burned: all fe ; pring: of ™ te Owne? will take in good condition as E R Johnson, ae BY fas FINELY OMe ROVE Neat, gitractive hous pe “4 emall frur loganberrie cod, wel to party who can furnish th tory referenc nd who move on pl See Mr, Wi well, 603 Bidg rahe ALT WAT rER; enuticel btashs nicely situated on main land; ORCHARD, ber- ries: pPulidiogs. Price only. $1,350 unit F# SOMERS Alaska Bailding. RES; BHANING FRUIT L HOUSE; BASY TERMS shape fo ig orchard umber of your, trees, nd croas-fenced: all of land level: soll; wiight south slope; facing excellent antigens ki roa tation rivin, urke & Far- "York Block. De FOR MODERN IN BEATTLE t} Bocas co. Main 35) 1014 Third Ave. ACRES EAC Borrom LAND Clone to Foate: iM minutes out on interurban, 36 3 minutes by paved al ACRES BLACK BOIL: We black muck land; ever or stumps; cleared 0 alder; terms, sae tue rs aa co. M «third ¥ % ENTON DISTRICT left in, the Scherlippens farm sale one 10 acre TBH Rise ; clearing; ie Gre io” acres, ot Weieared, iso. ‘This tract sold cause it ie @ bare i" Batters look at these «two id earl Perm Mick Tira Ave. “PO BEATTLE, ene Neanteated fruits and ‘berries; oune; 50. 1% scres fine #0! w 4-room aT to atege and Stas t well po oy week, $1,756) i as mucl twice tt DOUGLAS a8%4 good roll ed; 3-room house, nished: some tools Jocat close to Bangor, on Beau- tiful Hood canal. FORD LAND Co. Miott 1691. NGT GET LOCATED with ereek; alder mbe! fuel; for. $1,200. by auto. Charles Somers Alaska Bidg. ry ne partly flr and ‘cedar for fencing, el, ete, In develop- ing district. rranty deed. In- sured tif. Price cut to get the gash, Charles Somers Co. ‘Alaska id #2 STOCKS AND BONDS “WILE , BOY Frye BONDS A cultural cleare dulldin, pI Futrell Coupler Co, Texas Su, Ot on Tupper Boswell Power, ing & Power, Davis Car Co. Benen Coal 1 Capitol Petroleum. MAX WINKL lott 0850. sie ae laz.Co._ stock. cheap. D-01, Bian 04 BUSINESS OFPVORTUNITIES iN POSITION TO GIVE YOU THE best-buy. 7 rooma of furniture, in a strictly modern 10-room corner house, with garage, Beautiful fury niturée, See owner for special bar- ar 1216 University st Main 6. FINE SRCHANDI: BUSINESS for sale or exchange for good se- curity. Elliott 246 a 10T WATHR HAT; One i2-room. 626 bo Lyon Bid 97 SPECIAL NOTICES TH MERRY-GO-ROUND AT ALRY Hathing Beach is § centa to every= body. 98 ERSONAL URG YOURSELF, ~ZON ap (nerve pressure) fey ht. Professor James, *. Office hours, 1 to i. Li tote ‘ait , ; | Dit Increased Budget Filed by Judges Supertor court judges filed Thurs. one of the largest estimates r. They asked for 50 for superior court expensen comparison with $120,250 appro priated for the present year The majority of budgets from the bullding show an esti ‘onde in expend PERSON WELEAT p Chroi iz Drugloss. Mite Phone Main Hon Ok THRILNY, COMB university and get your Walt NURSE 1257. TO THE clothes. Mra. A. Willeikeon, Sunset 6A PSYCHOLOGIST KNOW THYSELF A profitable tavestmont, Voeational Exp Mme. 7 ULF ote: atm Bho 100 REAL, ESTATE LOANS Money for farm and acreage {6 ROTHE FARM MTG, Co., "Yoo" tra The Seattle Star Attorneys-at-Law TP WALL Eaiabiivied 1e¥ cases; moderate fees; vonsulie free, Main 7308. 218 Du ide __b0b Becond, ke Wide. Patent Ar 9 Karey: Aiserigan and p39 ed, dave lop ee on ee a ak CAs 210-1 ours, CG AN W tree, * [Pherae Malan lat = ee Coligbral Leaas RS, APPLIANCES WIRING, Givnan, Biectric Co. 641 First K Etiott 6028, On POE and aeuden om moet etc 355- 26 Renpire i red Maing You keep you Rr. ‘Sa 609 Bentral bis. Elliott ane" iee| Wceaget see Vireinies Setawe » and Oplomeirit unds, Fraser-Paterann (a » Surg: Br An canon. Ne pain or craving. Ne morphine or substitutes used. Romance Shattered? Not for This Soldier; Wants to Come West. Go Weat, young man, go West! Horace Greeley never knew and could not know the pangs and desires of & crippled woldier in Boston, who, am the doughboy saying goes, very near “went Wert” in the world war, but now locomotes with two artificial loge, The story of this crippled soldier, his wants and his desire to live in the great Woeut—Seattle—came to light today thru the offices of the de tment of vocational education of floes, Arcade bullding, WHO WANTS AN AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN? They, thru the columns of The Star, are appealing to a panker, a ma@nufacturer, a business man- someone who has need of— A young ambitious man in his twenties, He was graduated with honors from the Massachusetts Inatitute of Technology, at Boston, despite his crippled handicap, and in married to the girl of his boyhood daya. Thelr romance was written Ike that of a “movie.” Moons, the ring and—then came the war! He was shot in both legs. Both were amputatted in a hospital over seas, They healed, and then came time to return home—home to the girl who did not know that he had no legs; perhaps, literally, just half a | man | And like @ good soldier, he endeav ored to break their engagement for | her sake, but iy linger with their romance—of course whe refused to accept his of fer, and they were married, Boston doctors nay that he, because of his wounds, cannot live in the| Kast, It ls either too cold or too hot He must come West to California; Oregon or Washington. He has written to the district vooa- tional officer of the federal board of vocational education here. He In well educated and a graduate of chemical engineering and business administration, WANTS SOME SORT OF “CHAIR” JOB He can drive an automobile and} walke with the aid of a cane, Hix ambition is to become an executive In & bank or manufacturing firm where a chair will relieve the strain on his artificial legs, He expects no “snap” to begin with. Dallas D. Johnson, assistant dis: trict voeational officer of the federal board for vocational education, 5119 Arcade building, wishes to place this crippled soldier in Seattle, Have you a Phone Elliott “Dream Girl” Rises to Help Hightower SACRAMENTO, Avg. 26.—"If the man who wrote me the dream girl letters i sincere, he is incapable of having murdered that priest. 1 am willing to Ko on the stand and to dis- close the contents of certain letters { have destroyed which will further establish the apparent good charac. ter of the man.” Mrs, Peggy True Curtis said this, She is the “dream giri* in William A. Hightower's letters and poetry. She believes in Hightower, but not two implicitly, Her plays first at- tracted the man accused of murder Ing Father Patrick Heslin, Then it was her illness, two years ago, and her forsaking of her career for her husband that prompted Hightower to write her, she sayn, “He wrote to me to encourage me. His letters were inspiring. They did help me, and at @ time when T was thoroly disillusioned and apathetic,” she told a reporter in Sacramento to- day, “His poetry? Oh, it is mediocre and weak, but his letters are elo- quent and beautiful,” she said “I will help him if I can, just as he helped me when I was down and out. I have never seen Hightower, Of course, the man may be superhu- man, but there may be a weak spot in his nature that prompts him to be- Heve he should aid the stricken. And, too, these letters he wrote me could be part of a gigantic scheme of | H. ® master mind to establish before the | 4 c! world a wholesome character, a man of admirable ideals, Perhaps he is now calling upon the evidences of character for that purpose. 1 will not say this is other than a remote possibility,” she continued. “If High- tower is guilty, he will confess, I do not think he is the kind of man who would go to the gallows without tell- j department of the Pnited States mail | | ing everything he knows. He would not sacrifice himself for another. “If he ts gullty, he shatters anoth- er ideal of mine.” ‘The “dream girl" promises to write & play of the case, and she expressed her hope that Hightower ts innocent, for she believes his guilt would weaken the drama’s plot. She is at present working in a lo- cal department store, where, she mys, she is seeking color for uplift pla: Dr. L. H. Frankel of New York to Speak Dr. Lee H. Frankel, of New York, newly appointed head of the welfare service, will be passing thru Seattle Friday and will speak at the mem- bers’ council luncheon of the Cham- ber of Commerce, at noon, at the Ma- sonic club, Arcade hullding. Dr. Frankel is former president of | the American Public Health associa- tion and is @ vice president of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., of New York. $500 and 90 Days for Making Booze Lawrence F. McCarthy and Arthur utler pleaded guilty Thursday to ge of manufacturing intoxicat- ing Uquor with intent to sell, and were sentenced by Justice of the Peace C. C. Dalton to $500 each and 90 days in jail. The men were arrested Wednes- day night in a hut at Otter lake, in possession of 140 gallons of mash, 15 gallons of finished product and a large still, Boy and Girl securing PAG 13 ‘DOPE IS SEIZED, PAIR ARRESTED © Customs Agents Get $6,200 Morphine Cache Arrested by customs agents as they were about to complete delivery of 31 ounces of smuggled morphine, valued at $6,200, Louis Cellini, 45, wection foreman, and Frank Len, 35, chauffeur, were held in the city jail Thursday. They will be taken be- fore United States Commissioner Kobert W. McClelland at 10:20 a, m. Monday for hearing on federal nar- cotic charges, Customs Agent FE. J. Reese, while walking up James st. about 3:20 Wednesday afternoon sought refuge from the terrific rain by standing on the porch of a lodging house. A man, who later proved to be Len, came down the stairs and conversed with bim for a few minutes, Pres ently he crossed the street to meet a Chinese, and the two returned to- gether and went into the rooming house, His suspicions aroused, Agent Reese telephoned for reinforcements, and Customs Agents A. B. Hamar and Paul Watson resprefed and made the arrests, RESIGNATION OF SOOTS ACCEPTED Manager of Fruit Show Quits His Post Disagreemept over financial policy in carrying forward preliminary work on the Pacific Northwest fruit exposition resulted Wednesday in the resignation of O. C. Boots, as managing secretary. The resignation was gocepted with reluctance by the executive committee Thursday, Th committee will meet in a few days to fill the vacant post. The exposi- tion is scheduled to take place at the Bell street terminal Nov. 21 to 26. The executive committee this morning iseved @ statement which points out that entire accord existed |and still exists between themselves and Soots. Soots was unwilling to continue as manager unless given a free hand in matters of finance as weil as in all other details of the explosion, Be- cause the finance, committee was un- willing that the tentative budget be exceeded until further contributions come in he deemed his resignation advisable, Soots said that upon his return to Yakima, where he is sec- retary of the Yakima Commercial club, he will work just as faithfully for the exposition as if he were con- tinuing as manager. Mexico Wants Trade With Seattle Firms, L. M. Detco, Mexican consul gen- eral, has written the foreign trade bureau of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce that he desires Seattle firms to take advantage of a new Tex. This bureau is designed to bet- ter trade relations between the Unit- ed States and Mexico, and to furnish the general public with information regarding the commerce of either country, he says. Boys=Gi WANT A TICKET TO THE PANTAGES? The Star will give a ticket to The Pantages, good at any performance, to every s +. Get your friends and neighbors who are not now having The Star deliv- ered to their homes to subscribe. Have them sign the subscription blank printed below and bring to The’ Star and get your ticket. ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS MUST BE NEW—THAT IS, PEOPLE WHO ARE NOT NOW REGULAR SUBSCRIBERS TO THE STAR. (PLEASE NOTE—Do NOT sign if you are already a subscriber, as you will only help to disappoint the carrier.) I hereby subscribe to~The Seattle Star for a period of one month and here- after until I order same discontinued, and agree to pay the carrier 50c per month. 1307 seventh Ave GIRCULATION DEPT., SEATTLE STAR « ee eeeeee two new subscriptions. . e tickets are good at any time, _ See Charlie Murray In Person Week of Aug. 29th Here’s your chance to see Charlie Murray, famous Mack Sennett comedian, ‘without expense. -At the Pantages, starting next Monday. ICU MMC MMT TTT MTT IMT co DT cs IT ‘ A SS