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

TUESDAY. LERETEMBER 18. 192. ait ~ - > “WOST-AND FoUND | ec Stal REWARD. FOR RBTURN OR DE Inite | ingormation tregatding | an cl — oo un = large mate cat Bratt: tN ey apy! Axce: cotors,. black, bro: and Zhi white breast and Atom- ah; charting Aner Cat Just escaped from Humane society ken- nels, where he was b ne Wltort me, Syray tte, w Sites, bet 1Tth and {8th aves . ast IDE OF y BED BAG, *- CRITE TON ‘atternoon: ee year. er, King epee aR 5 CANT pair sae Aratch, throw it away. $f ward FROOM BY: ONTAAS a ALOHA, ¢ yor months MO house, 10% 20th ay oe corner, lot, waraee, $50 per EDWARD CONNOR 1004 von y Ajohtbelt eet. de: HOU; ct eit. 4 oak ou ‘ave _#Pbointment) West + 3-ROOM “MODERN BUNGALOW, path cloaate, ent, pantry. a4aé ‘alle 2 - “FURNISHED ‘HOUSES red RONT—FURNEMED ree o art Refi casttie “- ROOM ult uty, FURNISHED - ariet 3% eam, ad oe. ater Buiete Stora a bata i =F are Ati, NEWLY very close. in. Call evenings, Koons ered, decorathd? bo rergg 2781-t Boll_at. a # UKNISHED APARTMENTS AND FLATS. MANHATTAN APARTMENTS, 1113 Howell st.—2, 3 and 4 tooms, fur~ or unfurnished; steam phone; bat! Eniot OUSEKEEPING ROOM! x » B-Rogin,. furniabs uy | pany, 1115 Fourth ave, *be- tieen Bonece Gee wrIHE ate Pre ve —s (SSE IN SHORT- iy DB WOUSEREEPING featonabdle. Two squares mm posierties, ‘The Thrift, 3323 aye tact ; Close in; ORE T AND §-ROOM “FI bath eltag distance. at. Fourth « ,{3) FURNISHED oi ROO! ONE. jesir: r. Co F-l city. oat ft 4 and 2-ré0m ten S aed $15 per month. aT Ww TT Scores EN. COM: er every day. syste SACHEN; “sos First Eliott wage Beatle. Mess. fth and ie vat ho Ml AMer~| 19 sci NEOUS ~ Oe WILLIAMS = vs First Ave. & ARAGE DOORS RS: age CT EE gt doors ere put tog nek te Fa priced at $17.00. s! at a small ly price $8.50 patr: by quantities, Look for sign. ave. Uf or will trade for an pepe 1602, 1101 905 TERIOR MINK FURS, ene nee than Box ¥-17, Far ¥OuTe OLIT BEA" Baker the ‘AR-A- rae o HINGLES AT $2.00 FM, Plaster board, $45 per M West 0344. opireree RUGS, 9xi2, $29.50; $7.5 Feather pillows,* 7bc “bo Third ave naw PIANOS FOR RENT. 4 op purchase. 219 Union. her DRY MILL WOOD, $5.50 LOAD, $16 double |b Immediate delivery. ~artiela_ LUMP COAT $5.50 IN 3-T70N LOTS. [aside mill wood, $5.50... Phone "North 039) M DRY SHIPYARD WOOL ine $10.50 double load, ED EX-SERVICE a8) 5 a ‘work. i years’ perience: drive any fe truck or tourin ‘Also car washer. Good ret- at worken Tharat. P west w RENT Meye ~ FRINTING FOR have?... Novelty Print, or outer selling’ e¥5, me selling expe 2063, te XN, Peth, tar, Call 0 MECHANIC ton, 6422 35th re ‘Tepair your 304 Union. 1ING AND wl, 1217% Ist. Wiiiott $821 LOVELY CROCHETING, MEDICINE cabinet, oll stove. Stinset 5092. KAVANAGH HATS, $2.50 1605 1st WANTED—F URNITURE ir = % Welstield ss watch, thro —G ny y. Lo ‘Tbe. Furs. D— AGENT WITH EX- lence in radio operation to sell q apparatus to electrical au houses in tle on gormis- yOnty Bap grade “men freed riment, } ¥odgrs! N. a C Sate %. AGENTS, 8&8 ie’ j — Hayhs te rice one fas) i ‘ r je, marke ‘an 4 Ne omg ag ohandle. 200% imple, vente aoe ye articles: springs and we iso have Below ‘are a/t w of Mehogeny bed, coll very fine mattress. to offer good brass springs and new a twesnes, Ge O. librar: ers and chiffoniors \ 1311 % Third v % i ted Amount of stock propositon. High- . ene i i Sard Ce "fivestigating: BE FURNISHED HOUS ie rooms, free phone, bath. 110 12th, between and Washington. ita aot ster rugs, desk and swive heater, range, Gavenport, book: a sanitary sideboard, combination writing desk, pic- very fine lot of bed pillow cases, spread forts, curtains, oo! ing utensils, dishes and a hundred other articles too numerous to mention. Also 100 yards of tair carpet. KE NOM SALES & AUCTION CO, 2001-3 SECOND AV) en toro | t noble, grand cys, etc./ Suitable re J. B. NELSON, Auctioneer. Gall Ida Forb Eliott’ 0426 BATHER DOR Ne "A PE der contaifin: fie tne) OPPORTUNITY va oa hic - 8 TARWANTADSB 74 K rim, on Mtehtandt | Phowe | Nice new cottag 2 FURNITURE: POR ue * Chates wna table, oo Patt a stoade and mattronnes, tity mall qua H kitohen S04" 3. NORAAS ee nwood 9146. HB) Lh, JCK: PAY Nes it i : "oy At A ay 1831 Broadway. Want cy < MAGHINER¥> SL BeTK 1a" Howser DRILLS. Rint ec ne 1 ts at r 61 FOR SA ae ee ae Wa “oy wee FRANK WATER EQS co. BSalesroom, 7 b Pine ear lareara Ave Phone Main .7040. SEVEN Repossmasty CARS LEFT. * PRICNS® ON THEM HAVE BEN > Or wat BELOW actuan hat-| ANC DUR ON THEM you SHOULD TAKM ADVANTAGE OF | _ Tus TODAY. TWO PACKARDS, LEXINGTON, HUDSON, StUSEDAKEI PrLoT COUPE, CHEVROLET | 4-90. HARLEY-DAVIDSON can ‘cHmAP:” PHONE .OR WRITER AND OUR SALESMAN WIDL CALL FOR you. BE BO aT ON month}; i dr on i late apres eed Cary WORD HUG, TOP, F - sorte Star ee be 243-9. Call evenings ; is BCROCET, 4290 WODET IN: * i320 FORD TOURING G uding $100 of extras, $476 Has 92) B SNAP. 613 Bigel ete e WANTED—AU LES 1. EAVING. rarer wit cs La Tt al is is: ard an some gee coab. ogg BEE SE PHECE FID TOR ht care, Hen: ute oh 619 EB Pt nw amall WNER trade modern MUST SELL CHEAP. Davidson motore Kee ch te Bisel dining room; cabinet kitchen a with new linoleum; bathroom with new plumbing; 2 ‘porches; partly Ravated for basement: attic foF 3 more rooms: stairway te 3 wit sidewalk, and all pald for at the Deo you want any \ gt pr Kean pros. $405 Ballard Ave Take Ballard car der aa R SALE BY OWNER LIVING IN THE EB. $1,650; $200 caah—4~ toom bungalow; sewer, cement wal ete. al paid; bait Stock to car; nice place. Bt) $1,960; "$200 cash—This home hes . Lge lake view; cor covered with fruit drei pil’ streats ered rr waiks, and all paid in ‘talk |", 150; 00 cmah—S-room modern ho t 609x240; fruit; sewer, graded streets, and on car line, JAMES G. JONES CO, Rainier Valic: 4417 Rainier Blvd, at Genesee St. Sunset iat 22nd Ave. N, CALIFORNIA OWNER'S SACRIFICE ~ $6,000 Property for $750 (That's what it amounts to) $750 cash and $2,250 rent from the Jace gets clear title to it Let fox on paved street and bul enter, with e 2-fami cottage, good as new, which wi easy rent for $40 — month. This tage will still be good rit aye itself out, then there om bhild any ‘kind of income tt. reat of the ground. Youth have to act quick bere. JAMES G. JONES co. Rainier Valley's Lar Listings 4417_ Rainier H 1 HAVE SEVERAL CUSTOM- ers for 4-room houses around $2/000." Can” put down as iret payment fro: $150 to $500. Wat ha your NELSON Biljott 4687. ™ th an) nd Ye Fixe tray extra large lot, 100416 Saga endehioken bouse; shrubbery ahd lots of of garden space: to car and school. worth $3,000, but tances, ‘will sell nde ies for 42,200; it. asit Fepdinand st mi bia.) HD. MARSH, Mgr. Rainier 0022. ~A 4-OOM Nifty BUNGALOW 600. cash, $25 per month— Gedrooma, 3 closets, bath” on |) living room. ith fire- and "pretty windows; extra jarge kitchen with pantry; basement, half cement fc fine large owing to 1|On good road, near paid Eb Gs gas in house; near car and pave street; nice neighborhood. No. 99. KEAN BROS. 54065 Ballard Ave. Sunset 0127 Take Ballard to 22nd Ave. N. W, 3} BUNGALOW PRICE SD TO $3,600 Bemitital S-Pooln budightow, oreh, ‘OFS, ice home; a wonderful nj easy terms. Rhone .Garfield EA sr CEP & £3. iF North of cit ney car line; 1 acre, all in culti- fine orchard; 6« living rooms and stone basement. $500 wil pot you in possession. Call Mr. Cross, T. SUTER~ 1012 Third Av Main 7839. near ear; § room bath, breakfast room, basemen large corner lot. Price only $3,2 $250 cash, balance small monthly payments. HERMAN SCHROEDER $12-14 White Bidg. $600, ON EASY TERMS A DANDY LITTLE HOME 5 acres good, level 4; 1 acre cleared and plowed; Abin und in, good miles west of Bea WASHINGTON EAND 1-OOM MODERN HOMB, #100 cash, $30 monthly. litt location, 1 kute For” MOTORCY- t a! ASB Lee ROOM OCR, ON toxi06- ond of Phin=|~ THE SEATTLE ST Az — \3 ACREAGE 1% ACTUGH, VERY Croat IN 4*Yoom hourey tana att M errs quiy bevel bat water: ood FOR SALE—REAL ‘estat ‘8 UNFURNISHED, £ i halt cade Mot avater aati “onde floors, income $4,410; unas, ies 4 Po We es "aoed ti 1sie mid i cur corp iW and make «ood ‘aly main road; uv Me aiends enny, (oA) vee aaa 18 Now York Tock. DON'T MINS THT OPPORTUNITY By 0 gd aeres geod soll, pert bottom haw bottom: bine atccam of water: b-room fu ISH De ib RECA aha = ‘patance Spt ‘On LAND CO, bs Third fete “BOUND, ERIE Sot na pan item Hehe aro —— “yang” esi 0 SEVERAL "449 New York Bik. Bvepings Raimior 1176 GOOD. FARM. FOR Bal, ores; a) cléared; all use, “Darr? of tor Mt |, For quick sale $,000, CalV Sunset 4Ai4e es fiuy THis Lirre Ba ANCHE AND K for xourkelf; 4 nores cle “Noune, Becher barn. wt et 1482. i Te nrsrry BATOAIN rt buni Ae rN iM HOUBAND ACRES | dig TACOMA. MAIN $45 BURKE BLD: por "DANDY HO! North Bees fine i ron UB; 215, Ik rate dno eM AN am Nr te Jt. ee Queen Ann roperty. Pra rerhed Shae isa “0077. ‘ OOM » COT. Lage: tet Oxide, ciotatts har tire ttt ea sn We ‘ee et ae: ae jerican ae NGALO easy terme. 926 moa- only h land pig! nuited for p BDMNING, POULTRY, Pantin, fr MIXED FA, of the tracts have Pan Bs BNOUGIT to be PID PLANTED next SPRING. “Write ot cell headquarters. | NORTH- WH TILE MENT AS- om 16 Colman Boek, Menten Goan erent 8 » TE PT LAs Ob INING oF hY FARM LAND tHohent Bart of the one to town, schools, railroads and ae © high- ri did atiON Proven We te wold thotisands of eer: B1G., eater y. At Located tn’ the pew, by owner pe ut” a8 noel $26 Very sen tia 1A BALLARD tr timé bnty, woos at the low ACRE AN ‘ erty Hee, KoKornmmen| (pue tet, ae t our i de on one of Whey fa aT cite . ready, for the plow. alan. ayer rige ¥ $18 per aer -yeur 2 per cent Interest for frit no fu ipal payments for foot lot. with furniture and -sente chickens, berries and fruit, $400 ars balance like r Read } 3 to, Sem 2200 Market’ 7 ROOM t forced ante, $2,500, $200 to De My Never > to ear and school a a egenee i ater ped $2,000 loan, for: improv wis makes it, eany fOr. you. to Finre with mal apual, We jasue low rates to Alberta. For mapn, literature and’! rater apply to-¢ nadian erie’ Ry. ae a opt. A 8 we a “ear: é Sdapiokeas be, Located. between alevard, and a locks to the fake. Priée iy $1,600; $150 down, bal- ©. Yery easy shoes; houems, a 4 ide. TE y at onee. Price $2,100 ma i rw wie TT wain fe tht Oey AWK tens Third Ne Cire a ". 210 Hinckley Bae” in 4887. \fO% EXCHANGE—REAL ESTATE WILL” TRADE” MY 4- ACHE airy ranch, stock, machinery feed, fos Beattie property. vac at ta, house and lot ore 1. urban property preferred. if{*" write FO. Box 4, Mat- Face front tdrm, Hy apres: cultivation: 2. acres to" sruite be all kinds roor Sued concrete baderent? houses and equlpmient for 1.490)hene and 2,000 small chicka: water pl rh gh cs Ries oP pity, oe Pacific White Mics Willerade ofr real estate 217 Gee CITY, in ae bun: 5, and some cash. WE BUY, SECLAND EXCHANGE. or what you have, see us. Mott 602 WIL -room alow, unset LARGE TRACT, $375 20 MINUBES PIONEER SQUARE Near paved road; good rene r- ood rood OPPORTUNT Neyo Hiott 1%: BU¥S “GARAGE | Pa arty, ono ors sey" ® ish lumber for small house jentred. on fe bide. terms. Call 201 Mutual Life bid Eliott 4230. van ies eae $, Star: cL AND CONFEC. | ea Rinuben Boxe. TTARLE FOR ULERY FARM GO0D BUILDINGS cost, cash. Clear bake, FRONT ROOM 8 ped, large orchard farmin, tools, wit place ix property is a splendid buy; buildings alone estimated at 41,500. Satiafactory party who could go on place soon can ar- Tange easy monthly terms. Price $3, Take Bast Madison bar Kirkland ferry to Burke ¢ fies irkiand, 3 roa: OTREAM RUILDINGS—ORCHARD Splendid tract of land, every foot of place good soil; barn, garage, house, spring house, good stream through center of place, large enough for power for elec- tric light system: itivator, ixth ave. HOUSE, & APARTME! Tor lease: beautifui | ae Naa w shoes and notions. large ot; eney drivin pitle Public Markets Br aCe 1. ayn , me. 4 > to satis- ey" al 2 Ror mon satis t Pe & FARBAW 4s Ber York Bik STOC K_ E “LEAN -~ ampwhere, wy timer Prices ¥ Wescott Rug Cleaning Coy mn: woot 8 ie geljent #oik: part of place land; stream on property; main highway; handy to well set district. Own- state, will PERSONAL WEL LFARE — BA. TERACTIC nr ini bottom faci schoo) RURSES Mm 2,200, on a iawoll, 693 ertit LARGE OR BMALL TRACTS St al gved), west of Kent, King ‘tino in the well known in and Granite Falls pike to is hanger ~ attle. prot nd clear of in- Sinbrantee wilt Mesulse “your mortgage. 7 ¥, GRAHAM COMPANY 608 Américhn Bank Bidg. 4 ACRES “NBAR KENT; SNAP payed highway: bighly improved jetric new 1- Toom house, furnished chicken house, good well; potat garden; ideal for berrie poultry. Price anly $1,660; cash 78, VAN ARSDALB 1016 Third Avenue 20 ACRES QUACK SOIL of blac muck land; ravel or stump but .erown wu ods tr will take ee Parie m4 © eed estate Mme. Titi— tional expert, ghar- ide. acter analyet 716 Haight 100 REAL ESTATE LOANS Money for farm and acreage loai ROTHE FARM MTG. CO., 1022 3 Sealed tenders, dersigned, and “Tender for repaire tt G. P, Seattle Dock,” will be received at the office of the undetsigned until 12 o'clock noon phe pind Fay of Septempe 21, for the followin, repairee to eo" above mohtioned dock, viz. Supplying and driving of approximat 00 lineal feet of ereosoted fender Bins approgimately ih” fir, as ahalke and be 19. pees, T. to a traight- grained and free from knots %{x80-inch bolts, with nuts ant washers: 400 chalk bolts, x26; inch, with nuts washers, ind bolting Info ‘pl feos’ of tne 1k, ‘Tenders must, be accompanied by an Pied check on a charterer 1 to ie gt the value~os ‘able to the order of fret. ddiun Ni tional! or Shy ten Soir “4 PASS THIS |1 acres: 10 acres Irrigated and cul; i om “house;, cella otis Cinbeilene pros sow, all grater from Nisqually rive berries, $3,600. Take Bouse inseattlor rye matte FR He in aikin a8 A Sper BU 00d productive soll; uel balance good pas- org house, barn, chicken 440, root house, 20 bear- i “trait Bg, ek: wood water. Price 1 HERMAN 8c BchWORDER 612-14 White Bh SREB $0 SOx. ‘None h ¢ andy ta Garten’ fin ail, easy to] 36, 8A. Bell's Second Addition. internr pan iocated: peice leas than | Anyone desiring to protest, such oc: value; 6 acres for $800; must file rim, VAN ARSDALE 1016 Third Avenui epter Specifications een at the Mithes of F, Jf Carroll, Dock Agent, T. P. Dock, Seattle, or the un- ‘signed, dirt G, H. NICHOLSON, Manager of Steamships, Canadian National anrar® Vancouver, B. September 7, 1921. 106 LEGAL NOTICES “TO WHOM IT MAY. This is to certify that Wms has made an application to build a public garage at 922 Virginia st, east half lots 11 and 12, block <n IRANOR OF RRL “OE =9OTR™ TENA the ight September ste Soman (q “1% Pero HOLOGIST DR de raat yet ch FASHION FETE DRAW "Two Win Cash Finding Miss Seattle THRONGS SEE STYLES nie Seattle “public Is wii mov- a“ sins aire oa typha Buktle ena oe town district. “The Fashion Fete still holda the attention of CHICAGO; Sept. 1%. — The subtle era in hosiery display thousands. of spectators, some | -autey trom today in Chicago. new, some those who» saw + the ‘The long #&irt you wee trail fashions Méntay and returned ing down the “boulevard is not Tuenday to the shop wittiown ‘to long skirt at all but merely see them again. Motiday night fan optical’ flusion. the streeta were crowded .awith Madame Home came all the people who came 40. ¥vkew the way. from Paris to talk such Giaplays:. of man, women's and things over with ‘the Fashion ehildren'’s clothing by the brik Art League, now in session here. Mant lights in the shop windows. “Ah, "twould be much ‘« pity All day Monday Miss Spatue to cover up these pretty Amer- traveled the streets..of Seattle ican gtris,” sighed “the madam. ‘and: toured. the. stores, ‘Thone SIt_ ip well “‘thatfashion won't who won the prize for identify. | Dérshit. ime the “typical well . dreased “The new fall skirt is not fBeattle woman’ -were Mrs. Joho lenigthys"it ts Just long part of Goodfellow, 608 Valley «#t., and {he way round and the rest is Mra..B.2.. McConnell, 6750 29th tucked up’ tn any envelope: fold ave. N. W.. Mins Seattle Was with a bit of coqnetry that identified by Mra. Goodfellow in takes one into afl ‘the: delicate the. Black.and White Hat. ahop secrets that might have “been @ndby Mra. McConnel] ta, the conceded Oriterion. . “It is much prettier for a girl ‘Tuewday morning Miss Seat to ‘pull long’ skirt up a few tle’s hair was dressed at the J. inches an& reveal a flutter of J Wittwer Hair Dressing .par- billéwy lngeries’ than for her to lor, before she started aut. in her have a short dress on, Butilety, sport suit trom. Murray's, her fy the thing. het from the Bonnet Nook, her “This ie part of the new plan. hosiery from Cheasty’s and her ‘The skirts are really as long as boas from. Turpell’s, those riow worn, but to get the ‘Puenday afternoon she was to idem of length there is always be arrgyed. in «2 dress apd hat something hanging down. Some from G@armen's, fura.tram Sim fimes’ {tem thin “whigker of mons &+.fan, stockings, fram monkey fur, pefhapa an over Cheasty’s and shoes from Tur- skirt of beads and-efttimes the “FATE Both” moraiie we arrer- odd bit of lace.” noon Min} Seattlh waa to Wear Yeasa.ago;-according to Ma- Bldves™ from Frederick’ & Nel- dame Horne, short skists had to won's, corsets from Knettle's 0 because the hosiery makers and’ carry a tandbag from did not have a fascinating prod Fraser-Patternon, uct. Anyone desiring to win #15 in “But, non enfant, look theres” 1 ol ning or $10 in the after. exclaimed the madame, pointing is “only tor “visit the to her models; “it's so different Pechion Fete, ask the proper now. How ARRON AE: + Sm 4 lady, ‘Are you Miss. Scatter” not correct?” and have her answer “Yes.” She was. Enrollment ent {ndicated by/C Early Applications Mother Withdraws’ Suit WASHINGTON + gif coL- Uv; the personal promise of il. LEGR, Pullman, Sept"132=A grind ’ pen MB tine Ge fetar of Over -£:-7¢0-ntudents is egrect- éd for this year’s enrolment of «tu- dents at tie Mate eoltege; momeraing prenent: indicationa, «~ * The Ravance ‘reyistration of 580 al 19, the opening day: per ahd preparatory stu- dents are coming back to complete taptett fac to teats n fromthe city’ lof Spokane alone, ind” many other | Maj. Dean was instrumental in -hav. Vdistricts are ‘sending larger delega- Mag the eult brought .when the war. an ever before. bureau at first refused payment. ‘An all-cotlege reception wi! be stv- Gus G. Jennen, died April ¥ Ws dh Es cute eee ap whe) juently the var rigk 3, siving Pewcomers opportunity, to meat students and tpculty, The ¥ {torn Pec A ay are eR Bep- jf erney ofene bMatnien prdpee: pene ‘dele Bandit of 38 18 Nets ‘Him An 18-yeatold bandit of F350 Hard robbed F. Fujimoto, 710. sixth, aye. in Suet of bis bome, at 8:25 p. m- | Monday, escaping with, $3.50. Fujimoto siid the yout! AGE For | CORTE, and-carried a small bdieck gun. He fied after the robbery. etoscanionenencemtctemnisiepe > High U.S. ition “HAS $5,000 STOCK 44 ¢ 7803. Ab Burke. $s" second. i ee Patent * q Fitgpenicr P. —PAT- OU Attorhéy. Anitertean fore ie? ents apcured, developed ated 1 dat iy GRA inn. B & On, Thone Math tie REYNOLD! REY: ablished idenitle, mae: ‘utent Of Hott 50; ad tradg ‘rademarks. H aminer U. Lyon Bid. atent rifinekley 1d. Main. is -ostello LOS ANGELES, Sept. 13.—The story of James P. Costello's life could have been more fitly written by Horatio Alger, Jr. * It’s one of those stories that neces- sartly require a title, reading: bootblack to district attorney, or the rise of James P. Costello.” Back in’ Monmouth, Ill, about 25. years ago, Jim Costello began shin- ing shoes, epecializing on the bro. gans of attorneys and judges» But He t Bid, tors p210-1, d Tout Bop date’ M. 3542. Hours sea EY ane GN” ALL xBaT- jes of value. THE RELL 907 Third ave. lectric (OTORS, APPLIANC! ING. £ glvnes ey Electric Go. 541 First 9) lected. his shining to listen to argu- ‘thefits. ' Meanwhile ‘he “graduated from grammar school. - One diy he polished the shoes of a wealthy merchant, who took a fancy to the lad and gave him a position in a clothing store. For seven years Jim worked there, then came to California, re-entering OMLUMENLES . the clothing business.” He employed a tutor at night, and for four and a is an aS wat half years he was coached thru high gchool subjects until he had suf- ey ficient credits to enter law school. TW _Saminds Still working, Jim was graduated a full-fledged L.L. B. at-the age of 80. Costello's story reached the ears of District Attorney Woolwine of Los Angeles. “T belleve,” he sald, “that you will deliver the goods to the people and the state of California. You're now @ deputy district attorney and my as- sistant.” “It was a pretty hard fight,” says Costello, “but the ‘reward is more than worth the effort.” Concrete is being used in Ger- many for water pipes under high preasure “Neae, aes ote fe ran sHocers COe Sabi ished 1 OBIL! ent Rue “i 3. MON ee r oN “3 ae: the’ Gide eco! i ies 602 Central Bide. on tm PUGET RAWUMATISM, SCTA’ go, Our treatment Fellet, Ope wook’g trial t ofore en event Dre freer ‘and Braden, 905% 8rd_ave. lore “ANGUS, SUITE 400 PANTAGES Hildg., treats all forms of men’s isordere 35: years’ fees_reasonable. Piano Tuning PIANOS “Pepa ae STRE Price Bu. abate | a amor Blades Sharpened « ven immed apne expertence; ‘|pany.” stated Halverstad; ey George Mathieu, who will ask | ‘From || duping’ a bigs trial~Jim Always neg: |! PAGE 13 * MINERS PLEAD CASE IN COURT; Battle for Right to Picket at Mines Before a ‘court room crowded with miners and their wives, a contin on of the arguments on the motion ot the Pacific Coast Coal Co. to have the temporary restraining order served August 25 on the United Mine Workers of América, District No. 10, made permanent, was renewed at Tuesday morning in Judge Austin B, Griffiths’ court, This te the third day the miners have opposed in court the injunction prohibiting them from picketing on the property of the Pacific Coast-Coal at Branklin, ..While the company requests that it be made permanent, the miners plead that it be dismissed. David Halverstad, of Piles & “Fiat Kane & Stratton, argued Tuesday that the miners are endeavoring to interfere with that which aoe ‘not be- long to them. sci “The-mines belong to the com- “tt ts for hem to operate them ag they wee vided that it is not accompanied by violence, Preyious cases in the supreme court had declared eting under certain conditions lawfal brad brought into court by Rum- im It was believed the case would be decided late Tuesday afternoon.” ° Grapo, Booze Hound, Trails Wrong Scent Grapo, famous booze-hound of the Taken forth on a -hunt. for diticlt spirits, Grapo struck @ hot trail around Tenth ave. and Jackson st. Bootblack at turned" Evérétt by bee age trom the sheriffs ‘office, BESSIE F. STUART filed suit for divorce in superior court Tuesday from William Stuart, whom she mare ried in 1904. Mrs. Stuart states that for 12%" years she and her husband Phave seen Gf to live apart, “ The heaviest rainfall ever re Staite Ge Now. sr aha in three ee eee ee eee An automatic machine sorts counts and wraps coing se the fa of 100 a minute.- — Today Only! PEARL WHITE in “Men” Tense—stirring—a bit of comédy—and, a mighty tug at your heart at Critiés praise it—you'n agree. AND DON’T FORGET The Colonial " Bathing Beauty Cohtest is in full swings—better drop in to Wee these “dainty dar lings and cast a vote for your favorite.