The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 29, 1921, Page 11

49 FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS | 79 ACREAC a. e ‘a e ar 6. WILLIAMS 2 ACHIS, REARING TRUTT | FI 1848 Firat Ave. 8 BLECTRIC WATER 8Y8TEM Tiahed Bal $ave x GARAGE DOORS Comfortable house; large chicken Publish od Bally workin AV® lhe most part of the h and other outbuildings; | - es | ie Barden powers, *i| i. ae they are ea fruits of differen Subscription Rates Weed che ‘put’ tagether te arabae water “cystetar| . oally new, that will ir BY Mal IK axes - 4 feet by.8 toot doorn neice” at $7.00! the entire 7 will month Same door with « ata Shalt quality of ree montha ... 1. we have’ Ch a , t saan! Sen gOli Gonver ses 5 | We over a donen ales of sash’ Working down’ m months .... : b aay terme to ; ; s OF Liurke __York Block COUNTRY |, 2 ACRES BERING WATE [Two splendid springs on | o; Water piped t | house) dandy different va» 10 minutes’ Take Frac 1; BEARING ie $0e oe ats jcARRTER IN CITY Per mont Rates Per Insertion 4 of new to be e. Bathtubs, 2 sinks, laundry trays. Other plumbing materials, | ry such as china toilet tanks, basing, i Bic, AE eaually, tow Kirkland to Burke @) First _ave, tat fee on the ferry landing PORTARLE HOUSES, i ‘ Offices, Leh bulidings, Portable hoi $100 u “ MARS “PORTARL MiL’ Opp. Ford Factory, Capitol § AUTO REPAIRING AT HOME. erences. Reasonable v | ernment Motor School Sidney 0180. ‘ | fi COMPORT RANGE, MODEL dress form, fruit. jars, ‘dressers, gther furniture, Bouth Park car,! S_Mighth ave. 8. Gkr YOUR WOob WHILE DRY Rest inside millwood, $5.25 load, de $10 double load. Main 1043, | VER od plumbing & sacrif poultry in bearing of small fruits landing cleared; good Des Moines, close ean have lights; just out tide Vimite: no high takes; Only $115) third cash Own: 8. diploma, 6 MILES BOUTH OF SEDRO-WOOL- ley | have an extra good plece 6 land, ne ratiroad and improve- mente. 40 acres at $1,400, or 20 re a ee! Third Ave. “ADMINISTRATOR S BALE A anap, 7T aeres, on the Olympic w highway, $10 per acre d the DOUNLE! feet, op your, own terms at 6% tor $6.60.|__ Mo Lynn Quilcene, Wash, % FARM LANDS ch FROM Wik Borex, with a fine creek and cons siderante Umbe itroad LARGE weed he: ite Nace Hepairing reat epairing, ren! ying: aie 198s. iste Firat a | STARSS-STAR” BAINGLES $130) 5 erat hale price i . 00) of $1 tbd, terms || fer Me: Melivered Went 03nd | 1 ietisite | NEW PLANOS FOR RENT, it NT | 0 bai | } | | | |} TELEPHONE OPERATORS “; experience | | | with wanted. Apply at Training School, The Tele- | phone pany, 1115 Fourth ave. tween Senece and 8 previous applied ie archaea, STOCKS AND BONDS Toner, 210 Un STOCKS OFF DRY § te L WOOD. “$56 LOAD, 416 cet HEALTH CHIEF TO MEET HERE Many Delegates to Attend! State Convention Pacific Immediate delivery. & Telegraph Com- be- too CARDE The. PRINTING. RUB- | ber pa Novelty Print, 1618 +. 3a Unione DRY Paar ae MILL WOoB, | jelivered, moving, genera hauling. Garfield 2791.) © ls cen Bonet on WANTEDSUSED « {LOTHING AND} Drilling Furs, Owl, 1317 Jott $521, Pacific Oi NAGH Ha’ Vise ‘1008 int. HL Caugs utre RKS iF UPWARD, FOR PoOSs-| eer mail service, $130 month. Ex- unnecessary. For free rticul of instruction write J onard (former Civil Service Ex- aminer). a 3 Equitable Bidg. Washington, _c. YOu RNG Oy you” GAN" BUY} the finest poultry in tow ready for cooking, at the hers leigh Feeley s Se Keonomy a tenth Welstieid Py EPL ay. 304 U PIANO PLAYING 1.2) Davis ‘oupler,. Coal, « i. all ieeuen, J, STBEPLE JIS Cherry St. Main 589: Fo TO FARMERS AND OTHERS SALE—560 SHARES DAVIS your poultry to us, One shipment ir Co. stock. p. D-S8i, Star. w St Ce stock, cheap. Sh, will convince you ire OPPORTUNITIES Dighest prices. | Tylande & Son 1522 Western ave. Phone Mainlay OWNER a8 HOOMS: CLEA well furnial Mealth officern from ali over the Northwest will be in Seattle August! 40 and 51, to attemd the annual meet ing of the state health officers, to be held this year in the grill room of the Washington hotel, County health officers are required LIVE sTOck 2 mea by law to attend, while all other = i spe tig bac health officer® have been invited 7 B tath ond B ncn Dr, H. 8. Cunning, of the United ad AUTONORT.R SCHOOL TOR rou. on” , tia REAL oot SHAMPOO ~ WITH | states public health service, has ax-| it Fre Hemp Brot. United states ei chtholce of rour|Maned Dr. Charles V, Herdlixka to! a and. Canada oar tom OP ning in atarene the meeting on the subject of Runs “at o sex dineane control, and to present) Eo ee Fale: | motion pictures illustrating his lec ling big school makes the 16th branch | Min BUTLER SCH ture. raw. now in operation by the Hemphill) 2035 HALKDRESSING All those interested in public 4th Ploor Taft Bld. 1107 Second Phone for appointment, Elliott 6% “THE HERBS HBrENSARY $9 Areade Tidg. Succesetuh inexpensive home treat- ment for chronic disorders of stomach, blood, nerves, skin and nic diseases. Relief guaran- Free private consultation, m, Sample and interest- herb book free RE YOURSELF. ZONE THER Family of father and on. You are cordially ited “to viatt SEW ( FORDS CAN BE BE OUGHT ‘ON health have been invited by Dr. Paul ‘Seattle ec Huhta, A. Turner, Washington state com Minsioner of health, who is in charge of the convention, to attend the meeting. . iehnos ro AND THs Birt aves 8 ira! Two blocks south of Totem Pole. is UPWARD. FOR Pos- poy EA service, $130 month. =: ii par cticulars of in instruction write J Re Launch With Booze Captured on Sound eaicomranteiameoatinee 16 HOUSE CO, ‘ARE — SANIPRACTIC Ghronie | Monday by Albert Rooks, United Statos marshal deputy isorder pier Bid. ¢ mbving fast. re w have a few THE SEATTLE Four Fires From Four Seattle fires in the past six! months smoking In bed, according to the fire | marshal's semiannual report, made | public The total lows of buildings and fest: nta destroyed by fire in the six) month period wag $238,172. ue of the property Involved in fires amounted to $18.492,376. The fire Mother’s Cans Must Share the Shelf With mixed Emotions, They always lose STAN OF HAYWOOD IN RUSSIA This is the first picture of Bill Haywood, the American I. W. W., in Russia. It-was taken| at the Third Internationale Communist Conference at Moscow. The fellow in shirt sleeves is T, Watkina, representative of the British miners. reading a Communist ist paper be betwee n sessions of the Internationale. That's Bill on the right. || Error Corrected Smoking i in Bed!) Mrs, Ora Stanley, killed when an auto driven by RB. W. MeKey- nolds turned turtte early Satur were caused by persons!| ay morning, was described ax colored by The Star in an early edition, This was the description of the dead woman first given out |] by the coroner, when he was try- ing to identify the body. In tater editions the error was corrected. The slater of the dead woman re- quested The Star to publish this correction Monday The vai- marshal department period. With What Dad Puts Up, Himself former Civil Service Ex Ty ye F Exenard (fo wit * Cem Bidg. || PRANK WATERAON and taught. Four sileged liquor runners, held | Children Dear, Tee Rel Sikes saben | uw 08 Office hours, 1 A, id in the Island county jail at Coupe-|§ that ning Just ean sae 4 Wik Wekthe? ai t. ville, were being brought to deat | Races en an oo wan dag And, by the Time Well—when the litle left at pric The prisoners are Martin Fall,| Of the Boss ‘re workin, i, Gs full, 1 ‘= 5 ‘ans are i terms that will move them, tee ted iit | ‘Seventh ave. Phone alias “Martin Johnson; Jim rost:| Whe thinks he wouldn't The Jelly doesn’t It starts, these Days, ing and repa \ Main holm, alias Jim Jackson; Herman) Feel Lom; Care our igctory. Call No. 1 W. Spokane TOME TEE, A. Witletkecn, suneet| Ol, sila Jim Jackson Herman | Feel your to Jell, A lively’ Pat Packard Six ...++-00+ enn B50 WE NOMS SIX co seccvceccececeeeces ee SOO ~|Studebaker Bix ...eecsceesaees TOO Buick, Lexington, Pilet Coupe. ater ie cee nd Jone, yee Sor ir tor KNOW THYSELF fitable investment. when Sheriff William Gookina, of Ix- land county, and Capt, Ben Lichten berg. of the coast guard cujter Scout, | surrounded the alleged booze runners Wr in your “Sam Weisfield can't it your Hoh. “Gare Wt away. et Ution, 18 SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE i “boys” ©) We have a Harley-Davidson motor. cycle cheap. launch, sacks of whinky. Pair Bound Over | to U. S. Grand Jury Frank Len was released and D.| Celling was bound over to the federal ; grand jury on $1.500 bonds when ar- || raigned Monday before United States | Commissioner R, W. McClelland. Cel- | lint is charged with possession ot | morphine, Sleeps Comfortably on Barbed Wire Bed Harbed wire, according to police, | may become fashionable for bed OM TT MAY CONCERN to certify that 8 V. Riley i¢ an application to erect public oft Taes, A tard and Be block it. lots 14. 18 and 16, "iugpleme t tod. J. Metsil- east, Supplement to J. J. MeGil- vre's Third raed to the City of Seattt Wash. Anyone dest ‘cupancy must file such prot office of the Building De ym 6 Sount, ‘io tor to September Laas REAL ESTATE LOANS oney for farm ai TH EB. PING. ADSTER, LIKE NEW. HOUT rf WORK AND | FORD ROA Capitol 3776. 1 il ig Be Wak TEDCAUTONORILES — igi a S) 4 at art= ide. me Ga 100 1 ‘accounta: an) ind of clerical peck = + eH rs of office expert ‘85, t La springs. This remarkable assertion | |1@} SALESMEN WANTED fs borne out by J. Sairto, an Indian | ie BMEN WANTED — seu 73 a * from Poulsbo, who proeeeded to sleep per dey. We deliver jpteeee we ig Price ‘Co comfortably on a barbed wire fence fo competition, Fro: | ent or sale. AH 919. 524 let 8. ryt Sunday night, rading, Pa |73 FOR SALE—REAL consuliation| 4 Passing workman saw the red: | a GANVAHSERS—~ Burke Uldg,,|*kin perched on top of his im | ompson sanitary milk can open- | Bung provised roost at the Skinner & re and sealer will get the money / vatent Attorneys Eddy shipyard and called police. Pine for fairs. 1311%| atrolman K. H. Dy lope Ph ‘d ave. Room 12. | Patrolman vey galloped the patrol wagon to the scene and awok» | Sairto from his slumber. He was} testing easy, high in air, and drunk, Davey hauled Sairto off the fence | and put him in the wagon, where Sairto aguin slept, altho he compla Sled the floor of the wagon felt hard Boy, 12, Injured by FREDERICK P. GORIN—PA ent Attorney. American and for Sign patents secured, de * promoted. 805-6 ida! Seattle, Wash., 2 d rooms, cabinet kitchen with nook. ement Basement; furnace; tr ctrie range; linoleum; | ga, tools, ete: good sized lot te level alley; lawn, garden, fruit and ber- ries. Very easy terms. Bveniy 4 hone North 4212. Eekern, hott 3755. CULVER—QUEEN AN to us for the beat . IN PRONT OF BLUE MOUSE leather suit 2 wearing ap-| joney and othe: ~ gp Gall” East 1800. Re LD CANT TK » throw it away. HL. KEYNOLDS, M HOLDS. Bstadlished # 3 years examiner U. fice. 402-6 Lyon nia x iat J. W. Maupin. patent and t expert. 207 Hinckley Hild Mt i Come dal al Naaman spuecs Ante bill Je PIERRE BARNES, Majn 5760. 12 bi M Di yen. < - ° RC, CULV) r + Pn Prademar Automo! ile, a ie “ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE, | 1# Boston Bt. “Garfield 0077 ii Hoge Bid. Patents’ Trad ark schon! “Tate A > | Bese Chiropractor TURN Fut Doren. 6556 49th 8, W. West 91.55; 50-fe was perhaps fatall, as he toe $680 cagh, balance like CGHIROPRA injured Sunday Houses FO IN rent. 12 Haight iid, 24-Pine. |evening was returning from s ‘ | gobo sacar fee ese oid Hours, 10-5. da M. Green River Gorge picnic grounds, Ot; fimeplace; at 1428 19th ave..! Gon wat UNIven- Collateral Loans when struck by an automobile driven etween Union and Pike st. J) son | MOS LOANED ON ALL ARTT-|by William B. Patek, 418 16th} merson, 4231 Lith ove. NE. ‘or | of Value, THE RELIABLE, |ave. N Third expert Electric MOTORS, APPLIANG P.J.G tr Patek told authorities that the ac cident was caused by the boy's con. ! fusion when he dodged in front of | FURNISHED APARTMENTS AND FLA’ USE, b0x10i Lor. | |- iY, 3753 16th ave. N. B.| Across street University of Wash- Repairs 8 WIRING, ci And § rooms, ngton ground P. J. Givnan Bh , 541 First} Patek's machine, The boy s ‘unfurnwhe steam BMALL COTTAGE, $1,360; $26 lott 60: knocked down and thrown several | bath. i : WAS: PP a id very |® ‘down. mente 664 "ass tei Money to Loan s feet He was hurried to Black MONEY TO LOAN On diamonds and jewelry atisfactoty terme society "YOR RE IAL LOANS| SEATTLE sail Building ar asieee NEY TO LOAN Wi LA Y AMOUNT ON DIAMONDS, vwalones Diamond hospital, suffering from concussion of the brat, ——— Trousers Gone, so Is Money i in Pocket ROOM MODERN HUNGAL acre, Improved, $100 cash. SGALOW AT % 01 Eltiott emt ORF nts up. Alaskan, noe ioe "Moore Theatre. New mai Biche ROOM, HOUSERKE for ‘modest pur peti F505 Sixth 7h LA UITY IN @ ROOM HUNG. 5 } lot 450x100. Price $2,200; ‘TTLE PROPERTY iG 2-ROOM APART: | SPER ERT UG ' 22d ave., is ¥. H.C. PETERS UNIT HOUs nd jewelr . wat tate vate eit wd ji have two my “-acre “Beal tle dia , loss of ‘nis | J Little City Nice little} : missing pants | houses, with room for garden and! AMERIC A trousers, ak APARTMENT, WITH PRi- $21 ny tablished 1889 |eause Schoenbern much worry, but} bath, nicely furnished, $15.) cimckens, Lots of free wood; city = : 25th ave. 8. | Seater, _ lint: telephone, everything. IralBans ON FOMODILES | |the burglar who took them from his [RNISHED fi0USEKEEPING | min oes fee eee ae Nek Maen me. lett 978s. | pears Sunday niet forgot to rembee pa nooMs } C. PETERS, ze Third Ave. Pomamenta vy trom eg oe iG . A, LAY. AA + 3 w We tet, Fight B upstairs, comfort- ttle beauty. 4 roo! fully mod-| ete. and Virginia, Kstab- A. Bergstrom, who com. 50 weekly Fremont. 115 feet from yf 4, street; _ mitted suicide Saturday night in bie 3 me 428 at. # to car; wonderful view,| Optician and Optometrist room at a local hotel, will be held; TED, EVERYTHING $ very, eney terms. | ished. 46.56 weakly? aides to. REALTY Co. | J, W. Mdmunds, Fraser-Patersan Go. |Tuesday afternoon Wt the Bonney Madison st. . ent 0847 Physicians, Surgeons Watson chapel, Pallbearers will bei = co Di E— | F, v Lieut, W. B. Kent, Qetectives Rh. 1, ter fri DEY, OEE FOR EXCHANGE—REAL — iiiyiii/MATINM, BCIATICA, LUMDA- McCullough, 1. vena Saari Bye A (9) - ES’ J | 89; Our treatment fixe? Immedate | y Van Buskirk and Thomas Hi y4 - I WILL TRADE A $-ACKKE TRACT, relief, One week's trial treatment. - and - ay = HATHE FOR WIN.| °F % view lot, WF & usitcacye or 8 evenings. den, Interment will be in Evergreen | Ma ee tee ter Dora) i-acre tract for a Ford delivery Freer and eemetery teachers or bachelors. fai-{ cat, Phone Hillott 4887 for further Dr. Angug 100 Pantages, Men's din. | cae ee Ber-Grand Hotel, James J. Kelly, | —Bariiculars. en. MORPHINE HABIT CURED, |49 FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS 0 pain or cravin or substitutes user Telephone Kiliott 2801 No morphine PATEL —MINCELLANEOUS 9 | + ACKEAGE { ACRES CHOICE, | LUMP COAL—-Delivered In 2-Ton 2 BO, BO Son FOR BALE Tinzor a Nharpened + jevel, irrigated land in Yakima | QUANTITY OF valley, all under cultivation, Jie A Powiry. & phone Mein’ 53.96 phone Ky- entern ave. miles southwest of Grand View y Write o U and 4 miles northeast of Mabton 23 W Hpangenberg, Cutlery 1407 4th ave Pans Tuning —-| Water rights all paid. Good f- STROM, plano repgiring refinishing. ae ANNE 4201 i[@} - a oom Bp here couse: Ww © ‘orrec’ uning, i“ _ PUPILS WANTED | Some Traits oaboel neat tor, Choe | lett obsken id a TRRSONAL BACHE Wish TO ROOM for carh. bor tyrther in ormation Folin Teepaletny h ard grade pupils. ce] write to Wo 8, Cullis, RF. D. N ee i idith M. Tit Miter it, Bar, i. Mavion, Wash ‘Bowe rebaired. Finley, 1616 ded av.| UY. 4 00% *"sigia 6 and Frank Engdahi, alias Larson. ‘Nor am I hinting The arrests wore made last Week. Of the Date On which you may Obtain the Gate! on land and sea, seizing a 30-foot! | have in Mind— three automobiles and Wd ly = Lead More Fruit is coming* To see who gets By the Crate, The leading Place Cuble Space. (No, other Cans Which means, unless For now that Father You can it fast, Has to store Its Day of HIS stuff, it is Kitchen Kind, Usefulness is past. Net as of Yore! —BY FRANCES BOARDMAN 7 ry (> BOYS, GIRLS SEE CHARLIE MURRAY in person AT THE PANTAGES THIS WEEK FREE The Star will give a ticket, good at any performance, to every boy or girl who secures two new sub- scriptions. HERE’S HOW Have them sign the subscription blank SCRIBERS TO THE STAR. I hereby subscribe to The Seattle Star for a period of one month and hereafter until I order same discon- tinued, and agree to pay the carrier 50¢ per month. They are ‘made 10,183 inspections during the |’ LOVE LETTERS SHATTER HOME Foolish Prank of Child Has Tragic Sequel prank of A foolish a child who wrote lo letters to her foster |mother, rewulted in the wrecking of a happy home and sent Mra, R. E Swannon, 28, to the city hospital Sat urday afternoon, her mind rhattered Mildred Johnson, 12 child, is held in the juventie deten tion home, According to Inspector Hans Damm, the girl conceived the unique idea of sending her mother love letters, supponedly from male admirers, Over 64 lov: in this manner. Mra, Swanson said whe had lost her love for her husband ,because her numerous lovers were wealthy and devoted to her. Many times she had gone to a meeting place to keep an appointed tryst with one of the phantom lovers. The child said she had written the letters in a spirit of fun, inventing names and endearing terms, Mrs Swanson said she had at firet resist ed the attempts of her correspond ents to break up her home, but final ly yielded to their entreaties to “fly” with one of them, But when she got ready to “fly,” the phantom lover wan: gone. In thie manner, she said, she lot her love for her husband. When she found that the letters had been writ ten by the child, she lost her mind. According to Inspector Damm, the lease is one of the strangest on rec ord 1921 Record of Pedestrians Hit by Automobiles ‘515 Curtis Wilkinson, 45, 2324 First ave., received a frac |tured leg when he was struck down by an auto, the qriver of which fled, at Rainier ave, and Jackson st. Sun day afternoon, Wilkinson was cross. ing the street when the accident hap- pened, He was hurled several feet by the impact. Wilkingon is in Prov- idence hospital, while police are try ing to locate the driver of the car. owe 51 Gust Debis, 1308 Seneca st., was dragged 10 feet by an auto that struck him at Sixth ave. and Pine st. Sunday night. Dwight Pettibone of Tacoma, driver of the car, told police Debis became con- | fused and stood in the path of his | car while he tried in vain to avoid striking him. Debdia sustained slight bruises and cuts. 17 unas Imac Tomlinson of Kirk- land wag struck at Third ave, and Marion st. Sunday night by Henlen Sommerer, 3010 E. Alder st. He was taken to city hospital where he was treated for cuts and bruises. Tomlinson was crossing the street intersection at this point when he stopped and was struck down, Beautiful Girls, . Front/and.Center! Pulchritudinous Peaches — here's your chance! Mayor Caldwell was requested Monday to appoint a beautiful Seat- tle flapper to act as princess-in-wait- ing to the Queen of Dallas, in the forthcoming Texas Centennial fair. Nothing was sald in the letter con: cerning expenses, Charlie Murray, Mack Sennett’s Favorite Comedian Get your friends and neighbors who are not now having The Star delivered to their homes to subscribe. rinted below and-bring to The Star and get your ticket. ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS MUST BE N! eae IS, PEOPLE WHO ARE NOT NOW REGULAR SUB- the adopted | © appeared | PAGE 11 |Special Delivery Is Not Insurance |. Special delivery service is intended j to exped not to inwure, the contents of letters and packages, ac cording to a memo imued by Hubert Work, first assistant postmaster gen- eral Jap Short Weight Dealer Off to Jail Marking a new campaign against | frult dealers in the public markets who are in the practice of stuffing boxes of fruit with paper and other- wire cheating the public, according to J. P, Worden, head of the city | weights and measures bureau, Frank |Tergkurg, 22, Jap merchant, | fined $100 and sentenced to serve 3 ys in jail Monday, by Judge John Gordon, Tergkurg was arrested Friday by | Officer C. Y. Jared, at Stall 3, Pinerst market. He pl not guilty, His conviction wag obtained on evidenc t he had stuffed the bot- boxes. | showing th tomy of p Jaw ladered br. Too Much Talking Francis De Shaw, 19, chauffeur, 917 EB. Thomas st, argued so hard Sunday night that he fell off the curb and injured his jaw. De Shaw was taken to city hospl- tal, where he said he had been talk ing to a friend, During the discus- sion both became #o,excited De Shaw fell off the curbing, Short Circuit Wire Burns Car Repairer A. Johnson, car repairer, was bad- ly burned about the face when a wire short-circuited on a car he was re- pairing Monday, The flame scorched his face and hair. Johnson was em- ployed in the North Seattle street car barns, He was given first aid treatment and sent home. Fishing License Is Taken by Burglar Ray Rank, 2111 25th ave. 8., lost his fishing license to a burglar who crawled thru his window early Mon- day, Besides the license, $11 in cash and a driver's license were stolen from his dresser, Rank reported to police. Foot Slips, Man Falls, g Arm Falling from a lumber pile a dis- tance of 10 feet, Robetr A, Mitchell, | 50, 4618 14th ave, N., an employe of the Continental Pipe Co., received a broken arm Monday morning. Mitch- ell was pulling lumber from the pile, when, apparently, his foot Mipped. He wag taken to Lakeside hospital. Flames of Revolt Ps . Spread in India CALCUTTA, ‘Aug. 29.—-Latest ad- vices from the Northwest frontier state that the flames of revolt are spreading rapidly. Conflicts between insurgents and loyal Punjabis are almost daily occurrences. The rebels are firing many villages. A Seven Babies Left * in Phone Booths ROME, Aug. 29.—Telephone booths are now popular as places in -which to abandon babies. During one week seven infants were found deserted in booths. Shopkeepers have been re- quested by the police to watch all putrons with babies, er (PLEASE NOTE—Do NOT sign if you testant, iz 2) M4 ha are already a subscriber, as you will only help to disappoint con- CIRCULATION DEPT., SEATTLE STAR Phone ain te