The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 8, 1921, Page 13

; THURSDAY, SEPTEME 2 h ne Seattle , Star” ral | ML, IN ADVANCE TUR STATE Tt “OUTSIDE BOF STAT or *. wenn mot thet i year, 8. 1921. t FURNISHED HOUSES CAPITOL Hitt wit at my re ts Phy tal nished t for rire . nia w jeame to some responsible party, 1110 29th HOUSES FOR RENT MODERN HUNG from Franklin bi th Now Vv taht a comple has plano. an cant wilt be ar a firet payment tal terma. Mra, Sir 4 nie York Block. Main “STORY HOUSE. « ROOMS AND ath on first floor; full basement; orner lot; unode ed view of 4 untains, 1803 Me- ww Resoacawcaam | 7 welght ell on r Aton, 5, lan Row terme, — eS 27 UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS AND FLATS this AVE, ii, 7 ROOMS SAT Lith gve. Ssh, 6 room Aco & CO. or HOT ve, rent ‘edi- ONE Te T-ROOM HOU! uae SUITABLE The Pacific Tele- Phone & Telegraph Com- ‘ead 1115 Fourth ave, be- Seneca and Spring ste. can + Feoatt PS ow on =~ POSITION Se HOUR. oe Single man or men. ight housekeeping, a month » Ninw owner, West use KR FOR RENT—-3- ROOM APARTMENT 41. Aloha st, $13.01 Howell st—2, fee as st wpturate aang : ea Ei iS ee epartments, § poatie i ‘Moore a tet i NE ND 5-H AT, With bath; walking distance, §36 Vine at, ae ave. 1 §-ROOM APART. 18 12th 8. 31 FURNISHED I a gparmaiaread qeiey, furnished, including hot or fy tths light and ges, ¥ per wee! “Yh ht, ges and, aD tree. 0it Better: Miuilarde it 4 $12 per 0 PLEASANT, James. * | SOMPORTA Cn ae, quiet rooms. 617 33 NICE LARGE BLEEP NG for rent, reasonable, 1009 Boren ave. RAD E refined home, would care id 01 ly person Teasonable Weet % 42-W aw PUPILS WANTED ry malt | x, PA TKS -ARTISTIC | “PIANO T PERSON, ra fies to $206 iF weeny ta ‘cus- ENV AUS ERE |F 4 milk can ope! ear a es. res 93 Broad- cmailg tent mlesel , conten - ateriment tot trinke! for man trip. Re- e yt Mot: ee “2, or Se- ui Sontainin th ‘ishing si check. bo: ae -. gm 8287" abi & K BOOK ON Acts Mutual Savini . Finder 0631. rus pase aes ite ‘abahop (ET—UNFURNISHED MIN- Work chicken "on nrthe and he Good livable house. ou to w. 4 Bunday, Te ueeviN, into | ja her, Different. Trial lesson fee. Capitol 0897. « Bala tot goo agent at $M We bere overs doeen sizes of sash “Sr eL acre Sati. mata af fae Licious— Gravenstein, King, Sedation, on Ce jee pot we miles east of a the see aee road. Peter Velle, wer, eatent matratton. “Gail one ‘on 4-F- ri ‘one ii iron ly new. 08 FO on 210 Unior paver Novelty Print, 5, LOAD 0 Goublecload,” Tmmediate delivery. Garfield sats, FINE STE Y GRAND vil take $850. “RENT. rchase. at you iat ‘Bevan PIANO; is a fon. EST WOOD, CHEAT. ante ° Beacon 4000. LARGE LOAD OF Fi wood. Call North 276. LOTHING AND Elliott 2 “Tot Pike. Main POULTRY AER BINORT. (CKRENS FOR Kenwood 3746. & RABBI WANTED TO Bi WBismish Giant buck, for 8 mont price, {fgesonable, J. J. Waibel, 345 61 FOR SALE—AUTOMOB: USED CAR SALE FREE LICENSE INSURANCE INTEREST GOOD TERMS A good assortment of tourings. road- sters, etc., of all makes AUTOMOBILE SALES COMPANY 1424 1ith Ave. DISTRIBUTORS Clevelands SEATTLE Chandlers ¥F YOU HAVE ANY KIND OF TAR for pale that needs repairing, we ell for ze § ar Ay a age. tw Duncan & MAN, 1817, new battery and Went 0486. 1 rc Starter, magneto. _V wae adie i L FORD ROADSTER, ynditoin, cheap by own- er Star. FORD ROADSTER, LIKE NEW. Capitol 3776. THE SEATTLE ACREAGR 7 CASH PREC Heht care. Co, 618 BP AUTOMORBL TO EXCHANGE ") TARE nee different kinds place bottom. epleondid rol) in cultivation upla leared and ° ream thru ot; driving di ttle public markets 000; eaay torma to respons t & FARRAR, Ine. w York Block a TORCTCLRS AND P qutecscdeens coals ACCESSORIES FOR SALE— INDIAN MOTOCYCLE, ait condition, bargain, 660, 11294 MACHINERY ave. |ELECTR K o MOTOR: “pK TEUN, Montelius Price Main 919. 624 8 WILE PAY dre Fords and Do AMI 1| | A BNAP pear Auburn, right highway; part! amall “house an 2 “Prien only $1,100, pn *THiRMAN scunogpER 612-14 White Bidg | 10 acre on ‘ Pian my ON A FOR ASANY Tastes Between Beattie and Fverett, clo Manor lake, adjoining ‘Alder- Vent wall tor dy to tle from. the interurban GREATHMR RAINIER VALLEY Good Homes Are Cheaper There $1,650; $306 bun pal $200 ca 7 ear; fordianea: d-car gareg’ 0; $200 cash——Corner, 108x118, covered with fruit and flowers; all streets raded, water, walks, all paid, with 3 large <= rooms. $400 fot 60x10. h——4-room modern wer, coment walk | © low and store 91,800; bath; gyre h whway than one ediaiping land. 10 Mon: PUGET SOUND FARMS COMPANY 606 Third Ave. #1. $2,300; uy THIS 27 aores; 10 acr chard; | runnin room house on Sean road; 4 from KR. fh. Price only IMAN SCHROPDER 12-14 White Bidg. grading etc. all paid, and on car line.) JONES CoO. ain Office Bt, attractive, ath and two glase Tot toni to; Fine ‘view A PICK UP S iluane an terms, “S034 13 BETWEEN MEA TTLE ANP TACOMA T jnapect, call own- 9 900 ACKER, § ‘This te all A rich, plants 908 CALIFORNIA OWNER'S BACRIFICE/| ete, to more t 6,000 Property for $760 (That's what it amounts to.) and $3.3 a, rent from the ttle to it. Lot and buat- road. jet off old military gnd we will * @ real sacrifice, show It te y« TERMS IF CLIFFORD $17 Third “Ait ore IteD XD CO, ru ness center, cottage, good easy rent for © will still be STOCK “ORCHARD 120 chickens, tm: ero with, RU fut fit 7s ING This ' tte te TO. cow ut ays iteelf out, then ¢ ¢ in room > build any kind of income on the rest of the ground. Mr. Bar n Hunter, you'll have to act ; jarge chic! other outbulld- part of place be tom land; str on property; Ag re Valle iva, wt ler E jaundry tray: ood home offered at © looks like old time: 0 © balance like rent. Phone Garfie GEO. A. SPENCER : co. J.P. Whipple. Fourth N. and Hoston MOVE OM house and close in ear; furnished with first pg By, for ail, $1, "aiititire REALTY CO. Ne x4 York Bik. Wit re : NTAL TEAMS PIIANEY RiDG BUNGALOW Muttal Life Bldg. 3 rooms; neat; modern; level view] 4220. lot; good district; 3 blocks to carjig Achim, ON HIGHWAY, NEAR and Ld month. | Im MRS. school. Price $2,400; $25 per e BONTON, Small house and bar jon. ver Tih raas.| BASE cleared end pls INIVERSITY BAIG) facing main highway; handy to echool: ter - district. Own- ris leaving state, will sell for re 20 terms. Ree Mr. W board Bide. OPPORTUNTEY 1 1, ad) Hollyw = poultry tract Is level, and fr road, and in very cheap acre, but for quick aa offering this 10 acres for on very easy , 7 Boland, tT, 1013, rand Ava tern gras. ba bait iit Efiott tn cash, balance § Phone y Ene or sng oh for 3908, on ALN 50 reactive new tty, fireplace; cement foo 1 built Only $2 95 Mt gang Bide rms. Main fioME AND FINE LOCATION Two small store rooma; living rooma; paved str fer Dolat: Baa eee 44 #200 Caan house, South Park: i berries: 4 modern ri mech Lin ‘o for "0.080 canh miles northeast of Mt aved road. Write KON, frult trees: Mt. Vernon foot, let. |. feet Jena. 2 WE ARE SOING. me 3-roo designe) ta easy terms. ‘ase “olmated. reenwood. Suns: in clover; spring Ideal rs berries, fruit, poultry. We i} deliver lumber on ground for small Scio eae end the price y oaly $1,150, erme. Charles Alaska 1 Gs, ON TERM CARIN ON IT level land; 1 acre tad ty: 16 mth weet little home. 611 3ra wr 5 acres iat BA cleared and of SEATTLE he Loo yf pened so to| WASHINGTON LAND co. t) aeoeek Tp oe Fez! terme. FARM LANDS Pay d WINRHIP, 1010 Third A 5 MORERN Host ig 6 view: biotk. to car $4 i" *Selt farmished:” Gartleld rallroaée fe high- oo iis MONTHLY, FARES “ntti fon Pod BCT o i ee modern bungalow,|We have sold thousan acres in ” cont, aproved, on Beacon bili. hort time to farmers, garden- ito Feo | . etc. We are offering, for Le inl 1 2% go0d 20 and 40+ tie low price of including fire- ACRE AND UP ani 900 % terms. Call reenwood Ren: ty Co. ‘ery easy terms. Ben gove Sunset 2781.| Maps, samples 11, ete in. MADRONA DIRFRICT: 4 ROOM, full a ba ENING OF it part of the close to town, eehoots as ert office, Join us on of vier Saturday trips and sos ‘thls od and the Yakima valley. ter la peek at this bier ivy «> fant FARMS ¢ iO" bik py a HE |skagit county. none overflow jana, take re one of the beat 5-room bun- the North End. mm in| 5 and $35,/ 4 mm Company | sale. aif. Per acre, $10, with terms, Good level land eres will Make you ® goo YALL a 0; a8 n abstract ow pe 4° ents Map and clroular nin 2476 PTERS, 726 Third Ave. | Lo MALLARD ~~ ADMINISTRATOR'S BALE | pina A snap. acre “BPRCIAL NOTi highway, $10 per acre down, This is a splendid specula t on your own fathom what that means H. Lynn, Quileen batlding that would cost RASPI build; centrally located; ponttry ane come. Sacrificed tor, $9, Vasiton-~ Stust | or on terms at 0 : euice ter action Write today. P. 0. Box “SnATT $106 CASH And $15 per month makes you the owner of my unit house and %4- acre Ground Fine district; nice ele rs. A RIE A ON PUGET SOUND — ALMOST 10 acres, with over 320 feet beach frontage. Lumber delivered for amall 1 good | tlehing lenty productive soll will} the winter day. Reserve a terms: 1 Price $675 Alaska Bldg. STOCKS AND BONDS Witt BUY LIBERTY RONDS Alaska Petroleum & Coal. WILL SELL: 4 units Red Desert O11 & Exp. Co. 7 Johnaton Piston and Ring. 2, 1%, 4 United Finance. 100' Simplex Auto Wheel, 100 Rothert Process Steel, 100 Universal High Power, £11000 Davie Car € 1000 Western Smelting & Power. 1000 Columbia fed ;Metal, 2000 Wyoming-Waci tie Oi, MAK WINKLER 24 Elliott 0850. dandy home for you. C. PETERS, 726 Third Ave, fu BXCHANGE—REAL ___ ESTATE CAPITOL HI 8- Boi Fe house; show by auto seat at once Charles Se hot water good neigh- bo gone to Cali- fornia, and tells me to sell, $5,250 ee this home if sold this week. QUEER} 5-room ‘cottage. rice $8,000, rade for & ‘or 6-room and pay cash difference, $6.50 mG +, ae 1004 White Bidg HAVE SPLENDID i¢- BOOK HOUstE jon St. on the Olympic |§ hot water all newly and inteds "close in: nicely uate for rooming and boarding or sanitarium. IL exchange for city or county. $6,000 equity.) Might assume, 1311% Third av Roam 9., FINE ACH rRER, roved, close in, Bellingham. enttio. Hox 193, Poulsbo, we FARMS FOR CITY PROPERTY, qpeoges py ety Ween A. G. Co., 71 ‘hird. cT) ACREAGE FINB COUNTRY HOME, J side of city; 1 acre; bi WILE 88a Society American Inventors $25.00 500 Wichita Royalty 1.00 10 Perpetual Royalty Syndicate 16.00 (Pays 6% monthly.) */100 Dr. Busy $00 Burk-T efining & PL. UNTM-= | 20,000 Burk-Tex. Production Co. r 50 Dispatch Petroleum 800 Revere oll PACIFIC SECURIT Hille ‘at Hecurities Bidg., Se 98. PSYCHOLOGIST |Mme. Tili—Vocational expe acter analyst. T16 Haight ide. 100 REAL ESTATE LOANS BURIECT ndicate 10 STAR ACREAGE, ONLY 91.10) Buys 20 a ott rich alder 1 iF YOU WAD ANE ht CHANCE, would you get in with Ford, Md- Bor Dalit What would it have meant uM were ¢ the ground floor with them? propo- sition that IT firm) eve will return more in dol than A. T. badingston, Houston, Tex THOROLY INVESTIGATE ME OR the Bohemia Brick. & Tile Com- pany, incorporated un: hi ‘7 Gatter ides pry onded, money he 1" dingston, Be ay ce OLUTIONTZING ONE 6 the cldont {industries in, the worl and am GOING TO MAKE MONEY OUT Oo} RALL WHO ARB rite or wire me for A. T, Bddingston, rter Bid Mow Te’ FOR BALE Ol TRADE GN CAR mall busines near town. Ce for Haskell, 1328 Bighth, Phone Main 1243. 2 REN a ER Wh PEALING, TIT HOG WL. A wells high class bus BPECIAL NOTICES 207 rh t. en= N any time. Prices ri hug Cleaning Co., at AL LFAR ANTEREACIIC adaag hone \sordere. 7 Epler a. ee ADY : anywh Wercott wood 894 1257. (a6 GAL NO ort WEARING Ome s EVY ESTIMATE OF THE PORT OF SEATTLE Notice is hereby given that at 10 a m., on Monday, October 8, 1921, at its regular place of meeting 408 Hell Btreet Termin county, Washington, | the £ Commission of the Port of of ite of ox matte Janus rd ENoem ey "si, at which time and place any taxpayer may appear petore said Pr pmiaeton, Mb tle . becototere naee fo ncal year, beginnin x to be ae epament roll urpose of the Port of uring such pertod. be: pted bi heretofor: BOND geo tector AND BOND - 8 24,755.00 . 6,000.00 Maturing * be! Central Water Front Im- rovement-— Annual pro-r egunt 1922. Total amount for indebt~_ inene, 1922 Less cash on hand «| Total Jovy, for interest and redemption JITNEY CASE IS Hearing Friday Asa remult of union fitney Grivers requesting the city coun. ednesday morning, that Olym; Beattle city council decided to hold over the jitmey case ono more week, The settlement of the injunction @ult will decide whether or not the city of Beattie can be restrained from enforcing the ordinance prohibiting’ Mtney drivers trom operating ther, own cars in the ctly, Union men expressed an intention of carry: ing the case to the supreme court at Washington, D. C., if defeated in Olympia, The interurban bus terminal ques- | tion was opened with a plea from | Paul Hauser, representing the Ren- ‘ton bus line, asking that the buses operate from a centra) station, rath- er than from the proposed north end terminal, Robert Whiting, representing the Yost interests, operating the Kd- monds and Des Moines lines, made ED HAGEN IS Secure Release FEDERAL PRIBON, MeNetll Island, Sept. 8.--ld Hagen, former Beattie policeman, serving a sentence here for robbing « U. 8. liquor ware- house, was denied a parole yesterday by @ board of prison officials, it was learned today, because another Mquor charge ts pending against him in Beattie, It was understood by Hagen that jthis charge had been dismiared, and he will make another effort to have |\the record cleared that he may again ask for parole in January. The beard which heard Hagen's plea for release includes Warden ‘Thomas Maloney, Dr, Charles P. Jen- to, prison physician, and Heber H. Votaw, superintendent of federal Prisons and brother-in-law of Prest- dent Harding. Several Beattie police officials, Dr. Mark A. Matthewe and other promi- oe peasone had ex; them- ives in favor of giving Hagen a chance to prove his assertion that the same request, A. Summers, @ representative of | the north end terminal group, re-| quested that the council pass on the terminal lease today. The traffic con- gestion of a downtown terminal was the argument used against the cen: tra} station. Representatives from the many atage lines were to have been heard during the afternoon, ‘ASKS A CHANGE FOR SHIP BOARD, “The new shipping board is ¢: titled to a run for ite white alley.” Bo said Meyer Lissner, new mem- ber of the board, who arrived here | Thursday for a twoday stay, “for the purpose,” as he expressed it, of looking into several matters of im- portance that require attention. . “Seattle,” he said, “will get aa fair treatment from the new board a# any other port in the nation, We will make all decisions from the point of view of service to the whole country, “The present board is bending its efforts to clean up 4 bad mess and put the American merchant marine once more On @ smooth-safling sea. dt ts not @ Job that can be done over night. “Our first big jobs are liquidation and the curtailment of operating lonses, We are-iaunching a cam- he has reformed. (7 PAGE 13 JAP THREATENED PUT OFF 1 WEEK) DENIED PAROLE} TO KILL, CHARGE ‘Council Will Awalt Court’Former Policeman Falls to|K. Imoto Held After Fight With Cop for Revolver Alleged to havo threatene4 to kill & police officer during a battle for ponsession of a revoly K. Imoto, 29, Japanese laborer, wi pubdued by Sergt. William F. Donlan after a hand-to-hand struggie in the Mil- waukee hotel, Third ave, and Yésler way, Thursday morning. Imoto was unable to give an ac count of his past activities and is be- lieved by police to be a smtiguied Japanese, His past history is being traced and it in possible he will be turned over to immigration author. ites for deportation. Imoto ts said to have been drunk and raising a disturbance. He drew & revolver when Sergt. Donlan at tempted to arrest him. Donlan over- powered Imoto and took the gun. es Two Men Are Held on Liquor Charges Bid Hines and James Swan aro held on liquor .charges in city jail Thursday. He was arrested Wednes- day shift in @ eoft drink parlor at 1930 Seventh ave, by police and fei- eral officers. SEATTLE AUTO STAGES Now Operating From the CENTRAL AUTO STAGE TERMINAL paign to collect every cent due the! shipping board, and to dispose of ail surplus materials, plant, housing projects and property of all kinds, in- cluding the ships, the hundreds. "confidently expect POH ‘OF 8 ATTLE, w. Tt CHOLTENSEN, W. 8 LIN GEO. B. LA! Pina. fees; conaultat, 218 Burke B 7 FREDERICK P. GORIN—PAT-— ent Attorney. Fone gy and for- Prsera Central a my NOLDe St Wt ba NOI Lbs ablished Fesitt as PIERRE iH 14 Howe Hid. Patent 2 Chiropractor — Dr. Edith Moore *y.in'the & TURNER, CHIROPRAC- oe, 16-12 Haight Rid, 2d-Pine. Hours, 10-5. Bye. dates. M. 3543. 7 AWTT- RELIABLE, “ON pY LOANED THE of valu Third ave. Expert Electric Repairs SRS, APPLIANCES, WIRING. wes. Givnan Electric Cow 641 First rt 602 Money to Loan MONEY TO LOAN On diamonds and Jewelry, on most ‘actor, SOCIETY ror iehosbtAL, LOANS 355-356 IN SEAT re Building Second, r Madison. MONEY. Brokers “RY CO. lished 18 p your car, R. ntral Bidg. E Monuments BOUND MARBLE & GRAN- tet and Virginia, Estab- tioned 1874 Optician and Optometrist 7 Piano Tuning ‘ REPATRING. Fistimation Strom, Bitiott 0529. Whysicians, Surgeotr AAHCUMATISM, SCIATICA DUMBA- go. Our treatment gives immedate Felief. One Week's trial treatment. Open ‘evenings... References Freer and Braden, 906% 3rd Angus, 400 Pantages. Men's dii ee aee MORPHINE HABIT CU ‘inp, | { No pain or craving. No morphine | or substitutes use Razor Blades Sharpened Soanwenberm, Cutlery, Violin Repairing room plastered house lace; barn; garage inds: 1 horse, buggy, cow it an Modey for farm and acreage loans wie NOTHE FARM MTG, CO., 1022 $rd. | Bows rehaired. Finlay. 1615 ard av. | ena, ail tools, Price $2,600; $1,000 cash, balance to suit. Dandy place for poultry. 6 fine woll; creek; all fenced; house; on good road. For ale, asso terms $200 cas “Snir REALTY CO, 21 New York Blk ale ACRE Ss; CREE IgRD INE bivd., near Des Moines, ju C, Crawford, 623 New yore ‘Bldg. | terms Just good, cheap, FU Eliott 0289. shea ons FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS Perfection Coal clean coal, Mined ‘in Washington by Co-operative Miners. 49 FOR SALE—MISCELLAN EOUS Phone your coal man. BL CO, Distributors, i407 ith ave. Prepress vec yr parvo TAKE M’SPAREN ON RUM CHARGE Aaron McSparen, notorious road- house habitue, and two women com- pantons are held on booze charge by federal prohibition officers Thursday, following their Arrest Wednesday Might at the Alexander hotel, 2200% ”| First ave, McS8paren attained prominence in connection with Sheriff Matt Star- wich's raid on the Black Cat road- house last spring. He, with several others, was arrested and the Black Cat was closed. McSparen was al- leged to be one of the proprietors of the place, PAINT MAN i HELD; BOOZE Fr. M. Barry, i Gna of the! Barry Paint Co., 1521 Fifth ave, was arrested by federal prohibition of- fivers Thursday morning and ts held | on charges of illegal possession of liquor, was uncovered Wednesday night when federal and police officers searched the Barry Paint Co, ware- house at 116 Blanchard st. and found 76 quarts of James Pepper whisky. The liquor, arresting officers state, ‘was concealed in an auto trailer un- derneath some canvas and camping supplies. ficers searched Barry's store. There | they found a small quantity of liquor, they claim, and arrésted Barry. This liquor aelzure and arrest, Prohibition Director Roy C. Lyle de- clared Thursday, has no connection with the booze robbery of last week, when thieves stole $35,000 worth of liquor from the government vault at Elliott ave. and Wall st. Dry Agents Arrest Man and His Wife Raiding the Bibee hotel, 1821 | Third ave., across the street from the postoffice, federal and police dry agents arrested Wednesday night EB. J. Howard and his wife, sometimes known as Bessie Taylor, A small amount of liquor Is held as evidence a the pair. (“LUMP COAL—Delivered In 2- Apes $9, BO fon ae rae 4291 - SENTINEL BURGLAR ALARMS For windows and doors. No wires or batteries, Absolutely dependable. Protect your life ‘and valuable Equip your home how; tomorrow may Baro Phone Mat . Sentinel Sales Co., Haller Bid. Tk : \ a KERRISTON KING COUNTY LINB LAKE CITY LAKE FOREST PARK WHITE RIVER CAMP YAKIMA The Union Depot for Auto Stages 81 Madison First Ave. Bureau of Information—Elliott 1642 Evidence leading to Barry's arrest | SEPTEMBER 23, 25, 24, 1921 £ So ceele World Careline ten, x Mr veron wr By mieult OTS A, Lawrenee, Oregen-W: ee a