The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 16, 1921, Page 19

Seattle Star|<: shed wea ¥, aL Seventh A Subscription Rates ny MATL IN ADVANCE N THE STATE month Phree montha months, . year. . OUTSIDER OF STATE or 0} y ASHING Phice is 800 p BY CARRIER UL Per month... Rates Per Insertion Transient charge advertising, cerry ve. er month, o $9.00 year, a Une per insertion (six words a Mae), of tive. Six insertions for it cash tm advance adver- Tine per Insertion Bix Insertion: Wweat. Largest Audience the Northwest Reads The Star’s Want Ads in Phone Main 0600 With previous experience wanted. Apply at Training § School The Pacific Tele ) phone & Telegraph Com- pany, 1115 Fourth ave. be- tween Seneca and Spring #ts ra URSe WILL T. Shildren or. Infants at 142 EL 69th. vere can't bee ovary Pp. 5 Kenwood MALE HELP WANTED _ WANTED pay is big and work p! Sl tras ev ry day. gy auto a the world. ren with Smog Caio write fot ‘e. S., two ‘ Sa | Soerete | ma oat ig oh two blocks south o1 b ii, ou Ja © shors thme “irgteiten " t. We Ke “the ow, | pill Bros” uare. x r 6 Dept 2 the motor starts in cold and The essential wet weather. igniti invented insures quick D awa) covers. te wanted. Co., Box | mail AND’ 0, Cal. Dies i roposition to rig! ‘ te Star. 2 LERS FOR DEMON aT RA, NEW PIAN house, vg house . Just on wits unsightly eed com. STAR- “Ae aTaR uto Accessory ae Bremerton, Wa. Attractive abt a, ‘Will pay fon. 208 May- ida Beating between: and MAKE for — marchinallow and gum work, San Neeville. New —o ERVICE MAN 7 years’ driv x1 own repairi | experienced car wasber apything. Steady references. East 3935, enc: ¢ any ‘make truck or tours “worker, Eber: ing ne .-8F p “4 MAN, 3, 26, NEAT, AE CFL. laten ot fut. ro Oe, cee ressman, need ir tater employ~ consider anything mechan~- on 14446. ing Niels, in paints work guaranteed. Phone a ir, pene ne id 929, ev ING, SF we AND all firet class workmen; i inci oad re pain lew, “Phone Kenw' VE RD DELIVERY. k with it, steady job. Ph Sunset 4 NTS, STREET Mi short of money, when make all you need by Thompsor mitary © opener and sealer? ve ANCIAL. three high ¢ d. Call Soom ou Pi milk i “district manager, Seattle territa ) Call Room 314 Seaboard Bldg Wd AND FOUND VEISFIBLD CAN'T “i a } a Bo Union. 10 LET—UNFURNISHED HOUSES iM HOOSY, SUIT, Jight housekee pine, Ninth ave. © _ appointment. rn. 00! BUNGALC aS closets, light, welts Valley, jODERN w. Syed: rent i000. 4842-W, ‘aT THE en ranch. arden land: clone to ear | ND DECORATING ining Ripderaic, Sricen and Mr ce) one WHY be / can andline | can nd "sails ‘Third * REPRESENTATIVE | salesmen. i earns-Kni ais INOIS BANKERS LIFE WANT ory, ie ok A yatab, throw it away. Le FOR owner and make e118: IW, 2446) 608 bout an secre of fin FURNISHED HOUSES “ROOM “COTTAGE, LARTS wrt ear, hear school, free wood, ay po per month, Owner, Sunset é ROOM ows basement; furnace; ‘orth 0207 2] UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS AND FLATS LOTS; Good . one fare, only 2b minutes from Pioneer square; streets graded; sidewalks; two Dlocks from school and car line. Only $100 down, balance $15 8 mooth, Total price $ Lake Burien car at Ove Yosler to Ninth & W. and W. rove at every day Sunday, 4 to 4 pm FURNISHE nr fireplace, $40. oa m \ — WITH close to 2,.ROOM APARTME bath: good car service; town; no heat. §1 SPARKMAN We NicKHAN COMPANY Ave Third 3 aatuieties APARTMENTS AND FLATS WATTAN APART 2% Sand 4 6 ‘unfurnishe ; phone; bath Ph: reasonable, Elliott 2883. SINGER HOUSERER 44 Week up, 2-room, Apartments, $5 up. Alashan, posite Moore Theatre New mane agement. FURNISHED HOU! PING room, Feaso! Two squar Whe Thrift, 1823 ble. from’ postoftice, Sixth ave. a h EROOM” FLATS newhy kale ATTRACTIVE © rt TSTSITE! beautiful marine vie ld “ROOM apartments; steam heat, free ligh! and phone. €11 Melrose N | Os © AND. F- ROOM FLAT, WITH 6 Vine ay or ISHED HOUSEKEEPIN ROOMS ¥NTFOWN HOUSEREEPING rooms, Lag, $2.50, double £4.00, Srerznite included, 412 Colum ia at. NEWLY ol BEVERYPHING love in. furnished: Reakiy. tor Madison et FOR RENT—ROOMS ) ROOMS TO” RENT, COMPORT- able and within walking distance $6.40 per month. ‘. LARGE 5 PING ROOM, per week; Iking distance. Dy 212 Ninth avg. Elliott 0905-K. PUPILS WANTED First Elliott 7 30355 Denny way. 48: WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS DIAMOND WANTED, ABOUT ONE karat F-24, Star. 49 FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS 4 1 rive Se Firat Avo. & wm * a it part f the The m mportan’ o' baulding must be ‘made right. if they are going to last Our ge- @ doot put together to a 4 feet by 8 feet doors priced at $7.00. Same door with glass at a 93.00} USED CAR SPECIALS AT PRICHS HARD TO BEAT 800 miles , 1919 Chevrolet 1919 Mit 7 new; cord ti 1918 Mitehell; beuled .. ING m4 YOUR Licir rouR = B WILL TRADB You can sed these in the open-air Jot on the north side of Pine at, between Highth and Ninth Bring In your light cara, We will trade. Katy torma We carry our own paper. thoroly over= $8 YEARS IN THE NORTHWEST MITCHELL, LEWIS & STAVER CO. Yai ah Ave ee FRANK WATER OUT ca Pine Ybone Main 7060, SEVEN REPOSSESSED CARS LEFT. PRICES ON THEM HAVE BEEN CUT WAY BELOW ACTUAL BAL- ANCE DUE ON THEM ¥OU SHOULD TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS TODAY. Two PACKARDS, LEXINGTON, HUDSON, STUDEBAKER, PILOT COUPE, CHEVROLET 4-90 HARLEY-DAVIDSON CLE CHEAP, PHONE OR WRITH AND OUR You, ee @ WANTED—AUTOMOBILES | RIGHEST as) PRIC = PAID yor ood Light cars, Moss bac! Gio Che Git I Pike ot Bast 2061, 3 MAC HINERY ELECTRIC MOTOR umpa W. Montellus “Price Co. Rlcne or mals. Main 919, 624 Ist FOR SA) KEAL ESTATE A 4-ROO) Lage RY NGALOW $2,500; $50 Uh. we. Gearbomes 8 center hall, living fares and ‘pretty window! e kitchen with pan mone go Deer; ary tre ree alicy: Searing Mtuit, trees, shrubs, \ very attractive: 4 water in and paid at pric gas in MOuse; near car eet; nice nel hborhood. 5405 Raliard Ave. Take Ballard wintre charge. © have over @ dozen sizes of sash table for garages. kt 4 f build “SO BWituiaMs Go! PANT store “pala . ted ounes, up, erec MARS. TABLE Fins 1G, COW Ford “Capitol 2923. LARGE QUANTITY Bew Izinch standard black | pipe, all 20-foot lengths, couplin, at Sc per foot. wire Stas ‘or call at 607 Al aure REPAIRING AT HOME: REF: ences. Reasonable. U. § Gov- erpment Motor School diptown. Sidney 0130. SINGLES 1 $2.00 U-inch iBarekan $250, delivered. RGB Take OF CEDAR WOOD, $5.50 per load “ESTARLISH- 020 vw. CHINES, GOOD GROP- ec se win reat: in 1926. 1524 ave. Your “OED MAT. new one. Baker the 8 059 iOS FOR RENT. TENT Pe pemelldel what a YOR you have? Novelty Print, livery. Phone bought. sold, repaired. F fe 9138 Ar can’t repair your wate! throw it a’ Union. USED CLOTHING AND A. a 17% let. Elijott 2231. ETING, MEDICINE oil stove Stove. Sunset 5092, atta ane $250. 1005 ist bf ho 5s WANTED—FURNITURE Blake buys 408 Pike Main 6018. 39 LIVE STOCK TWO BiG COWS, 6 AND 6 YEARS giving 3 gallops @ day each, Bier teat tubercular teotas, ea 3116 Fourth | ‘Gu: end of une. ONE TEAM HORSES. 2,800 POU NDS, with harness, $260; 1 colt, horse, 1,168 OVERLAND USED CAR DEPARTMENT We have some wonderful buys at this time. Do not miss seeing them before you buy. Ford touring . 55 Beigsictt POUR’ TORING, 1926 “mod: WHALYS-IEN vignicitt TOURIN G 19 Overland, idol 90-T Overtand, model 90 Club i Overland, ‘model ger roadster .. Overland, mode) §: Ker roadster Oldsmobile ed; looks “Country 5 cat for ‘ |Chandler 1920 ‘sport ': | Buiek Bix. Must be seen to be apprec . 1 WILLYS-OVERI COMP 12th at ©. Pine, AND PAC IFIC hone’ East 66! bs CAN BH LOUGHT 6: cash payment, balance ayments, 6% interest, at ency, Inc, Authorized alers, roadway and Pike. ia may mont Central. Ford 1 THE LOO% st touring in Seattle. new rubber and paint ‘See for yourself. Special top; A real bargain. Kast 8747. RBAL USED CAR BARGATI prices and easy terms Mossbach, 618 b. Pike 2651 LATE 8. LOW Henry at. East OAKLAND, MINE CONDT- ) FORE GE NAP. | BARGAL ing cars. TOURL 512 Mitel hide. BIN CHEVROLET TOUR- Come in, see for your- Henr. bac! i 26st t. 4 Barri” MA AYS Your OLD battery ia N. G. Lat RHODES save it, Work guaranteed. 2035 THIRD AVE. MAIN 2946, SPOT CABH FOR AUTOS. Arcade Bidg. joors and windows for 400 © 5 |PEACTIF tien |* UINE LINCOLN DISTRICT h—-6-room bungalow, on lot $Ox114 feet; full coment founda- fn; cement basement; laundry tray large Fooms; | complete lum bin: two car lines rirce § GEO. A. SPENCER & 1900 N. 46th St. 4 aed Meridian, on If ir trays, HAS Idea! hot water heat. HAS lot 100x151 MAS garage and chicken house. [IT 18 three Blocks f car. IT 18 $800 underpriced. Price $3,300; $260 cash A. SPENC ani Perdinand St Marah, Mer. HOME AND INVESTME! $6,000 property offered for with §750 cash. Rent of property will _pay the rest. 90 feet frontage on Tainier blvd. at Southeast So- Qitle, with large double cottage. Paving, ete. ang AMES JONES CO. 4ait Rainier Blvd. at Genesea Bt. eee ie ait 00 ON 3 3 am compicting DRONA blocks north, ie 3 several modern bun: ays living room: hardwood f ; built-in features Creeks full coment basement *, and other features eT RTY — Stores with living rooma, factory sites and other business prop- erties in all parts of Rainier bivd. district, JAMES C. JONES 4417 Rainier Bivd. at Genenes Bt. Rainier Valley's Largest nee PAINTERS, ATTENTION take your work up to $200 as a bray on 3-room cotta: in ‘eat Beattie, close to A mired wonderful way and fruit trees: view; good jer clone. ip. Price $1,800: $22 per month. Inquire at 4096 Arcade _ Bldg. "Main 3858, Gop CHANCK TO START CHICK- one acre of ground; 5- room house, inside unfinished; near ears, school and Sound; just outside city limits, southwer it water piped to property N down, $25 month, cluding inter- eat THIS HOME MUST SELL Price cut to 64% of ite cash value, $ 59; $200 down. Reautiful lake wi corner lot, 108x113, in fruit ana flowers; all street improve- ments in and paid except paving Immediate posnession JAMES C. JON 4417 Rainier Biva MY EQUITY OF $600 IN 50x100) corner lot: one 3 and one 4-room » bath and sewer con- rented, Plenty of room for ing. 4 district. By No. Sint Sunset 167 OF A SACRIFIC nected store bu owner, 1 A CRIME 10-room, with ; Phinney ridge. $3,200; good terms. CULVER—-QUBEN “ANNES Come to us for the be buys in Queen Anne, bill ty. a VER Garfield 0077. LOT, 560x100; FRUIT rries; shrubbery; 2-year~ view. 6003 4iat 8 W. car to Raymond, go 14 Boston Bt.” }§950—CORNER trees; t 5 Located 132) Phone Main 8442. 6-ROOM BUNGALOW fireplace hardwood floors; 4 4 new ; basement; blo 107 1X- balance North to $1.650 cash. h wt AND ~ PARK—92000; room house; has good vi ment basement; $400 cash 1228 North 46th. or North 0434 7-ROOM HO! K, unfurnished, chenp. part. payment 0 junk. Garfield 4090. $5 SH, $20 new ‘oom re improved, Wiitocs 024 SMALL COTTAGE, $1,260; 96 down, $45 raonth. 664 American Rank: Main 2476 |4-6OM MODWRN BUNGALOW, new, by owner: easy terma, 926 M HLY, TAKES bungalow on Beacon hill. ROOM HOUSE, ON G0x100- . with furniture and some berries and fruit, $400 rent. Ready to move tate, Ago ur pylt case, ‘ Tin Mt. Bastin Psd JO! 2200 Market Sunset O31, 16_WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY — R | Are you willin BALESMAN WILL CALL FOR ‘ . |CARTER, eet grade, cement walks, sewer | 11 WANTED—REAL ESTATE WANTED —A PLACE OF ANOUTS ecrea, with Jong-il memes, and near be reasonable, a aN Y New York Bid, WOM OUTSIDE for ranch, | stock, 44 c yt Orting: ‘OR EX CHANG E—REAL isinoks OF AUtO UP Lo $1,600. Thin erty is clear of mortgage I be there Sunday between 11 end 3 o'clock, or call for key at office, JOHN DEPPMAN Elliott 1 25. 449 Now York Bik TO WIlt RADE MY 40.AC Te 4 ay neh, stock, machinery od house “ $6,000-—A GAT. PATO Now T-room house, 48x40 1 10 acres in In godd timb tr Wil ity residence up to $4, 000, N t 213 Yale Ridge Kiiott oat 7” ACREAGE DO YOU WANT A HOME? to work for a home if you could get one on easy terms? We will give the first five men presenting this ad at our of- fice their choice of goed land. on & running stream, @ little over « Te from ‘store, schook, #tation and postoffice, in a growing, thriving community, the The land is an acre, and is priced right. are really in earnest about iting & home, come AT br (Yi8) MOTORCY- | sx¢-17 New York Bik. Elliott 3928. ™ ACRES All Bottom fn oultiy large barn ; orchard: on count phone; mil : close to school; A bargain al good 6,000; easy terme, 100 ACRES 67 _eeres onder cultivation; 6 rane house; 2% miles from town; in @ highly developed section wheat this year, and averaged over 50 bushels per sacra, Price $9,000 $2,600 cash. MaeDONALD & MILLER 208 Columbia St, Seattle, Wash 5 ACRES FOR $850 BETWEEN SEATTLE AND EVERETT ADJOINING ALDERWOOD MANOR from the pave: terurban. fine ar berry with the investment capital $50 DOWN, $10 MONTHLY PUGET SOUND FARMS COMP. 606 Third Ave $2,100, Froat, 735 Henry Bidg. | a) campus | Phone! oot AC TES: 8TC 38; ORCH (ARD pout 120 chickens, tm- is, Ole, go with prop- roperty; andy. to state, will sell for terme. ARBAR. Ing jew York Block ~~ JUST ONH TRACT Lert $50 Cash—$10 Per Month Level as floor; good piling, cedar poles and w timber to more than pay for tr main mty road and « mile from town, atore, postoffice nd school. | We will go With you to see th Ste PORD LAND Co. Third 4 sf 91 LAND--LARGE OR SMALL TRACTS (unimproved), west of Kent, King county; aiso im the well known Arlington and Granite Falls dis- tricts, to exchange for food Se- attle properties. Land clear of in- cumbrances. WUl assume your mm “het GRAHAM COMPANY erican Bank Bldg. A LIPTCE SPARE AT A BARGAIN Five acres, smail house, 1 mere cleat acre slashed, level “ floor, good loam soil, no gravel this ‘would make « dandy small Pe rt and only 18 miles west of riice CTE. 600, on Terms here DLRND CO. thru property; «mall garage, other outbuil fruit 2 place bottom land; good soil; fa d; improved driving distance Pr markets. Terma $300 de 5 ravel or stump ut grown up to aide! acres slashed. 2,000, on tormas, or will take Ford or real comtragt. first payment. 1 DOUGLAS CO. 1014 mint Ave Main 2580. 5 AC . NORTH OF Crry — Level loam soll, north of city; handy to interurban. deal home site view of jake and mountains You live here and w 00; $200 cash VAN_ARSDALB 1016 Third Ave. GooD BUY 110 ACRES, between Seattle and Ta- coma; ll level; good soll; 2 acres terms. ROUERT MALTBY CO. '1008 tra Av 10 ACKER; ings; fine crops; phone come; 4 miles lent ‘soil. Fine dairying. Te 3, min 28 CLEARED; AUTLD- stock; implements; ood monthly in- rom town; excel- for berries or ox 41, Olympla, HAVE YOU $1507 HERE'S A DANDY LITTLE HOME 5 acres; 1 acre plowed; no stumps | or gravel; nice new cabin; facing | ros jles to town. Full price $600 | WASHIN: | HOY TT rON LAND CO., 611 3rd. t rr Tr Bi RANCH terms, STENBERG, North 3028 Idg. Elliott 1482, GOOD ND; $-ROOM paved road; jow; fenced; location. Look here, you Srnall ake @ living: on this. ight take some nt down Mr. Hatupin, 218 Yale Bldg. | 4 n - | ACHES, VERY CLOSE IN houwe; Jand all fenced; can ta waters good soll, Only Y DOUGLAS CO. 1014 Third Ave. Main Ne AR SWATTLE, i, 6 TO 10 AC res good, level, partly alder bottom, with running water and some im~ provements, $40 to $70 per acre, our own terma, Write John Storseth, Poulsbo, | \ | HAVE A WACK AND %- acre tracts ust north of city, 750 and $500, on, priced to sel 6 Third Ave. terms. NEAR SOUND, oe ‘C. PETERS, UNTRY HOMIE, eee Qrohard, buildings, Vsht, water e oi a! ir gis ACR iarree from ivts tbs Whe ‘at, Beat ‘OR BA on roads Jobnaon, for Seattle property, Vaca t rk in the city. | ” ACREAGE VICTORY Hants ‘Traversed by Victory Way and Sheridan Road, State and County a hwaya, and within a mile and half of the city limits. Offers beautiful view acres for ex elusive country homes. Acres of fruit @ rich soll ° locatio ar for berry eultur Ideal raising 0 down 10 a month. EVERY and terms sent on ap- let= He property at three blocks weat Highway, iy open day and evening, We will take you by auto at any ree thle ‘property. Ap- ts can be made by phon- |aoobw IN REAL ESTATE CO, INC. (Owners) Main 4257 31) Leary Bldg. ———— ao Toth st, the Lothell every gladly of LARGE TRACT, 20 MINUTOS rionwEn Wau ARE Near paved road; good transpor- tation; go Bhool; — good neighborhood; good alder land; enough ground for garden, ber- ries, orebard and poultry. Price $276; terms one-tent cash, balance $5 month. wil furnish lumber for smali hous if desired, on easy terms, Cal $01 Mutual Life Judy. entice ‘extra good bathing beach beach privileges. ‘¢ MALTBY CO., 1008 ard Av. MY RIXG AC: Tes ON PAVED” BYGH- aM,” all level; from $950. Terms. GIT Third Ave, oF Rainier ‘and state highs overpment ON PROSE wands of w rt time to farmers, ga » We are offering, ft t time only, good 20 and 40- racts at the low price of #25 PER ACRE AND UP | Very ‘easy terms. Sen government 2 maps, samples of soil, ete, at our “office. Join us on one of our reg- vier Aaturday trips land and the Yakilwa valley YAKIMA RIVER FARMS CO, Suse, 918 Green Bldg. RAL FARM RICH SOIL cCORD CROF uACe chicken h behoo! surroundings There are 50 a 20 acres in cultivation, aeres slashed, balance timbe: fruit trees: berries. } under “TnitiGa We have sold th \ veny Stay PRODUCING Fy. A FINE HOM | Beautiful * new: barn; | 10 ACRES: 4-ROOM [Close in, east of Kent, improved district. ‘ood pasture: 4-room house; built- mn kitchen; breakfast nook. Also B-room house, chicken house: fine il and pump. Owner gone Eas and making sactifice. Price $2.40 $400 cash. PP, VAN ARSDAL ep OMS Third Ave CANADIAN PACIFIC RY. LAND 6,000,000 acres of fertile prairie iand. ready for the plow, at an # price of $18 per acre; 20-y: terms: 3 per cent interest for first 2 years; no principal payments for 4 years, Also thousands of ’ of rich irrigated alfaifa land at $60 = per ap ge? water right Jou mprove ments makes it o for you to + Start with emall capital. We issue low rates to Albert For me literatu: nd rates apply to Ca nadian fic Ry. Land Dept, 20 y heer Hide Main 3233. u highly 2 acres cleared GA in b FARM por ren slashed frutt tree Wagons, farm tools; 4-room barn, ‘cow nm, ‘chicken m rash maker. 10 acres nd burnt; 2 cows. n house, good well, rly level; good soil Price on terms, _ PETERS. 126 Third Ave. 6: an SALE—WATERFRONT D CANAL — ¢@ acres, with as feet of sandy beach frontage; reached from Poulsbo; gne view of Olympics. Price $876; terme $100 cash, bel- ance $10 % month. Charles Som- Ce Alaska Bid: BTOCKS OFFERED ~~ Am. Bottle Cap % ‘utrell Coupler . teto: Rainier Gas Crystals .. arka Pet. & Con! ta Johneton, Piston & Ring 17.50 swell Mining .... 78 Western Smelting & Fo Drilling . Swastika O11... Thermopolis Cat Creek. 300" %0 Gentana Petroleum . oN 118 Cherry St WILL Buy, peERTY ‘BONDS Tapper Mfg. tional Mi oming Pacitic Ott. Car Co, t a Red Metal 1000 Alaska Petroleum & Coal, MAX WI 214 Union St. IT HAVE FOR SAL) of Pacific White Will trade off real estate. lumbia at COPORADO INV “THE OLD RELIABLE” MORE THAN 14 YEARS IN SEATTL ns, housekeep- easy rent handle. Also arding house of 18 rooms that is tting $300 per month, that $1,600 cash will do. One 12, 14 and 17 ro FORD, n rev- oldest returns, this proposit en A. T. Addingt 7 Carter Bldg., Houston: <—JITNI h ‘mail 4 business. < bad health. Address Charles Riggs, hing Idiers’ Home. POOL HALL AND CONFEC- mery; good location. ‘To sell at cost, cosh. Inquire Rhuben Boyd, ch 1 Wash WILL AIN GOOD BiECURT- ee for my new, neat ‘and. notion business, About 0 Elliott 0245. t00M SUITABLE FOR tailoring, dressmaking, cleaning and repairing. The Thrift, 1328 Sixth ave Mr. Hehling, sells high 97 SCIAL NOTIO KE GLEAN — RUGS CLE. anywhere, any time. Prices Wescott Rug Cleaning Co, wood 3947, Tex, for cash. Retsil, Hoge Bidg. Annex, busin houses. and see this! Have | YOUNG WIFE MET FOUL PLAY, FEAR Mrs. C. M. Devenney, 19," Disappeared Saturday Caroline M, Devenney, 19, was be- leved to have met with foul play, Friday, denly Saturday evening from her home at 115% Fifth ava N, when | she told her husband, J. & Deven | ney, that she would visit her par |ents, Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Grav- jund, 2121 24th ave. W. She never reached the Gravinnd) home, She has been married only! 18 months, and has been happy and contented, according to her hus band, Mrs. Inches, blue ey Devenney ts five feet four poundes in weight, has fair complexion and blonde hair, At the time of her disappearance, she was wearing blagk plush coat, a small black hat trimmed in yellow, and a black dress, striped with green and yel low. Curious Cop Spoils Moving of Hootch A police prowler car having ngth- ing else to do Thursday afternoon stopped to watch a moving van at 1800 13th ave, houe and loading them on a truck. One of the cops became interested and strolied over, The cop was amazed to see the transfer mon break and run. The police then Investigated the cases and found that they contained port- olive, & mixture of port wine and [olive oll, Seventy-nine and a half cases were seized and turned over to the dry squad. The truck was seized and ts awatting a claimant No arresta were made. 4. PERSONAL REAL GOOD SHAMPOO witht apa Hoceabelll castite noni wage with ao ° pe vcinds of glecttcity, (60 Manicuring, Ma four 35e. uip- wavin bootha aoe BUTLER SCHOOL OF HAIRDRESSING 4th Floor Taft Bid. 1107 Second A Phone for ‘appointment, Elliott “380. DREBSMAKING AT YOUR HOME, reasonable charges. Phone Mra. Larson eveniny Main 6671 RURAE— —Mre A Willeiksen. Sunset | 8A __ PSYCHOLOGIST Mme. Tili—Vocational expert, char- acter analyst 716 Hafght Bidg. 100 REAL ESTATE LOANS Mo: ugha farm and acreage loai ROTHE VANM MTG. CO. 4022 ara Sealed tender at adare d to the Fepairs to GT. P. Seattle Doek,” will be reeeived ms the Of thé undersigned until 12 o'clock | noon Thursday, the 22nd day of & . for the followin “above mentioned Supplying and driving imately 10,000 lineal fect ted fender piling; sup- approximately 16,000 xi2-inch fir, to be used as chalks, and to be, straight: | grained and free from knot &x30-inch bolts, with nuts and washers; 400 chalk bolts, %x26- inch, with nuts and washe iting into place of the said nied by an accepted check on a chartered bank equal to 6% of the value of the work, payahje to the order o| the Treasurer, Canadian National Railways. The lowest or any ten- not | necessarily, accepted. Speaifications be seen at the ‘ottice of J. J. Carroll, Dock Agent, P. Pook, Seattle, or the un- at Cc. H. NICHOLSON, Manager of Steamshipa, Cavadian National Railways, Vancouver, B. C. repairs to dock, vi The Seattle Star DIRECTORY i ecapuiiatios free. in 218 Burke Bidg.. 905 Second. Patent Attorneys FREDERICK P. GORIN—PAT- ent Attorney. American and fo cign patents secured, developed and promoted. | 805-67 Central ; Seattle, Wash. and 609 ¥ Washington, D. C, Es examiner U, ei(ol-6 Lyon Bid. nt and tradem fice. J. W. Maupin. expert.” Ko M. PIERRE BARNES, Main 5750. 1213- 14 Hoge Bid amarks. a Chiropractor he URD 210-12 Hal Hours, 10-5, - Eve. ‘sate peomees Toans ON ALL ARTI- doe THE RELIABLN, sor Third ave. Expert Electric PotAL LOANS ATTLE npire Building Year Madison. LOAN Ds roMol nD you R Deal mide, illo Monuments {0 MARL & GRAN- and Virginia, Estab- ILE reen t 6133. Ist a) Optometrist Camands, -Paterson Co. Physicians, Surgeon: TISM, SCIATICA Our treaiment gives im One week's trial tr Re 0 Fra. Ko. relief Open evenings. rand Brad , SUIT Hildg., treats all disorders, 35 years’ foor reasonable. 400 PANTAGES forms of experience; DY PIANOS right Razor Tilades Sharpened nbere. te! utlery 1407 th ave. Senipractic ‘ARK, 5S. P. no operations. disorder lor Bidg. Violin Tepalring Finlay. Missing since last Satarday, Mrs. ! Mra. Devenney disappeared oud 45 | coast, 2739. | NG. |pehind a fire plug. hat Yakim: * are 3 Thursday night by deputies from DEPUTIES IN CHASE WOUNDED IN ANKLE, WRIST AND FINGER Deputy Sheriffs William Barr, William D. Downey and Charles HM, Jarret suffered Thureday night from a eprained ankle, « sprained wrist and a bitten fin ger, respectively, as a result of a chase after Henry McKinney who escaped from the deputies twice Thursday before being safely transferred from the coun ty jail to the stockade, He was finally drogged from under a bed in a Japanese rooming house on Yesler way, when he bit the deputy’s finger. McKinney is under @ six months’ sentence for smuggling cocaine to prisoners in the coun ty Jail. WAR VETERAN | IS SUICIDE in Love Affair George Gilbert Watchorn, 21, be-) Neved to be a Canadian war veteran, was found dead in his room at the Georgian hotel, 1420 Fourth ave.| | Thursday afternoon, by a maid. He had swallowed poison. Note Hints Disappointment | OPEN SHOP IN CHICAGO won fe ie CHICAGO, Sept. 16—~The shop” in the carpenter trade ore today as contractors hired ful dreds of men in other cities to to Chicago and work for $1 am the scale that union men refused | accept. The Carpenters’ union waa only one that refused to Judge Landis as arbitrator in dispute between building trades @me ployes and employers. ee i Five Big ote Start CHICAGO, Bept. hora n tion of the plants of the five packers here into “open shops” ceeded quietly today, | No trouble has been reported a& the yards, Officials of the In! Butchers’ union have announced f plan of action. It is w they are seeking conferences packers’ executives, who are firm in their decision to treat only with resentauves of “company unions! see Aer ‘Southern Textiles to Fight New In a letter to his parents in Otta- | wa, Ont., Canada, Watchorn hinted | cupuir Over an unsuccessful love aftair, ‘STAR OF OPERA CAUSES ARREST : Bernard Seville, 25, fe held in city} jail, Friday, for Chicago police, the) result of going to the Metropolitan theatre, Thureday night. Seville was recognized by Charles F. Hackett, Scotti Opera star, as a | man alleged to have passed $1,400 lin bad checks in that city. Seville, according to Hackett, posed im Chicégo as a represent tive for @ talking machine company. He approached Hackett and Ru- dolph Ganz, the Swiss pianist, with 4 contract to make records, Ganz readily identified him fn [J0D® order that Seville could cash several large checks. Seville then disap- peared. Z Seville was attending the opera when Hackett saw and recognized him. Hackett slipped out and quiet- NEW YORK, Sept. 16.—A Several transfer men|that his suieldal act was caused by| Offensive against the “open were carrying large cases from the | 4 movement, to center in the textile districts, wag being out here today, The United Textile Wopkers America, with the backing of ‘mage Federation of bee ch @ campaign the last of tooth ref organize the Southern tile mills, 1s Court Prohibits ‘° * Picketing TACOMA, Sept. 16.—Thra 10 taken by the Carbon Hill Coal e pany, temporary restraining were granted by the superior here Tuesday against the U Mine Workers of América, the unions at Wilkeson and Ci prohibiting picketing at the any other action “likely to cause € vse employes to leave Bur THEY DIDN'T. LIVE IN ZION ZION CITY, IL, Sept. 16.—“Aby |ham Lincoln smoked, Edison ts ly called the police, who entered and arrested him. Ads Are Boosting Product of Coast The fall advertising campaign of | Rot only a boost for Pacific coast | products, but a boost for the Pacific coast and ite enterprises, its organ- izers Point out. “It brings out the fact that in every center of population is an up- to-date biscuit plant which is a unit of @ series of modern factories that are located all over the Pacific they emphasize, “It shows how the early visions of this pioneer concern have mate jrialized and have kept pace with the |development of of the West.” ¢ “Getting My Goat,” He Says to Lawyer “Say, man, qwt nagging me— you're getting my goat!” So answered Alexander Cropp, colored, in Judge Calvin 8. Hall's court Friday when pressed by coun- sel for the defense to explain how when ordered by Louls Low, Japa- hese, not to dance on the* floor of the Nanking cafe. Cropp is a waiter at the Buder {his suit. Proclaims Saturday . Constitution Day Mayor Caldwell has proclaimed Saturday, September 17, as Constitu- tion day, to commemorate the con- stitutional convention which met May 25th, 1787, and prepared the constitution of the United States that was signed September 17 of the Mayor Ca'dwell = cgests that the day be observed in a fitting manner by bar associa tions, teachers, civic and parental jorganizations, and the people of Seattle in general. He Wanted to Go to Jail With Fire Plug A Japanese who gave his nama as John Doe, 38, laborer, gave two po- licemen a wild time trying to catch nim Friday, Doe was considerably “loa " according. to police, with jrice saki, His capture was effected at Sixth ave, and Main st., after} |he is alleged to have tried to hide Doe was in a | Playful mood and refused to go to unless he could take the fire plug with him. Woman Is Injured When Cars Crash Mrs. Alberta G, Kelliher, 2716 15th ave. S. was severely hurt Thursday night when a car driven by her son collided with an auto driven by G. J. Genereaux, 1524 | Sixth ave. at Tenth ave. N. and Al- oha st. Robert D. Kelliher, 18, driver of the car, told police Genereaux's car was on the wrong side of the street when the accident occurred, 8. State Fair Opens Monday at Yakima | The Washington state fair opens | Monday and closes Sat- urday, Friday is Seattle day, You leaves here Thursday night, spends all of “Seattle day” at Yakima and returns early Saturday morning, The Seattle Chamber of Commerce is ar- ranging the party, which is open to the public, LIQuoR ARREST MADE Chris Nelson was arrested at Tolt the sheriffs office when eight gal- jons of blackberry brandy, 10 gal ‘ing to Capt. George Stout, | Far Eastern division of the invited to join a party which) of the weed and George ' cultivated tobacco on his tion.” H. C. Litchfield, attorney for Anderson, workman, who charged with smoking a Zion, told this to a jury here ‘But they didn't live in Zion,” % un: Jereigned, and indorsed “Tender |the Pacific Coast Biscult company is! the verdict. Thirty dollars fine. Stage All Set for — Kilbane-Frush Be CLEVELAND, ©., Sept. 1 stage was set today for the Frush featherweight cham fight here tomorrow afternoon, | were pouring in today from rections, and indications were the promoters would go over $85,000 gate they need to penses. The seat sale had, mounted to $72,000, it wae, nounced. Both boxers were taking easy today. Girls Escape Fro Parental Home E Three missing girls who September 7. 1931. he was humiliated $5,000 worth] trom the Girls’ Parental Ho ave. and Holly st. Thursday ee being ooeeat Se Euslsh, 12; and Biaoche G. J. Bauer & ¢ ° in G. J. Bauer & Co, dealers tt ors’ trimmings, are now tn Douglas building in one ned oe stores in that location, announcement. The bull which they were formerly beiag torn down to erect the Cobb annex. Grays Harbor Are Busily We ABERDEEN, Sept. 1 o ing to advices given out Friday | the Loyal Legion of Loggers Lumbermen, 8,100 men are employed in the Grays Harbor trict, operating 12 lumber mills 10 logging camps. Only two are idle. %® soil LINER HERE WIth Sm The Blue Funnel Gner Ixion @ rived in Seattle from the Orie ‘Thursday night with more than bales and packages of silk. in the Orient is on the upgrade, Ixion will shift to British Colu soon and return here to her cargo to the Orient, BUREAU CHIEF R. Bldridge, Jr, chief of F. the poet “ Be States bureau of foreign and mestic commerce, will arrive in attle, Sept. 24. Plans for his tainment are being made by foreign trade bureau of the @ ber of Commerce and the ¢ club. SCHOONER BRINGS $7,500 After a hearing before Judge Jeremiah Neterer, the ‘Towboat Co., which bid on the ling schooner Betsy Ross for $6, /at government auction last Tur has deposited an additional $2,600 |with the United States marshal, and ae ail. the sale has been confirmed for price of $7,500, Claims totaling ‘000 stand against the vessel, MILK DRIVERS AGAINST Members of the Milk Wagon D ers’ and Creamery Workers’ refused to accept a cut in after a conference with the milk imission Thursday afternoon, ‘result, milk will probably |high, it was said. The e board of the union will hold a lons of mash and a 10-gallon still were found in his possession. ing at 4:30 p. m. Friday to a reply to the commission,