The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 6, 1921, Page 15

IURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, > Seattle Star: Dally at 1907 Seventh Ave atti. Washington, cription Rates IN ADVANCE MATL STATR IN THE year OUTSIDE OF STATE OF ASHINGTON oe ts aoe "per month, or $9.00 year, BY CARRIER IN CITY 4) month : Rates Per Insertion . Phone M jour eredit Is good. Thane ask for the rtment, e Nort | Largest Audience in the Northwest | FEMALE HELP WANTED ERKS if UPWARD, FOR FOS RRS) service, $120 month, Ex unnecessary vr free re of examination write former Civil Service oe oe Mpauitable Bide throw it « Green clock, opp. ALE SPECIALTY LA Fant ig ats is Bie Main $733 eiwe PIANO PLAYING ion, ‘ " na HELP WANTED ail) $50 Bring | rent. | Lake in: % ‘school; churches. | ae teh “i Yay and Sunday, 10 « Ys ‘BARTELS AUTO. > ERATOR SCiIOOL at, Come, Ne “other school t in the Northwest tal ion rates. 1G AUTO LS imation for the follows = tions: Foreman of paving. of trenchmen, motorma: jones muat be not later Sag aks eet 4 informal is UPWARD, FOR POS- n service. $120 month. Ex- rience unnecessary. For free ticulars of examinations write nard (former Civil Servic: qnet), 2. Equitable Bidg. EXPERIENCED CYLIS ‘nd platen presaman, or will jerstand Miller Seeders, eut stock. Married, and employment. Refere' 1444. i ON the city. Toutes open for tc the downtown di — Depart H wien A PUBASANT stime job while going to school piy at the Eder News oy Satur . & at 10a m. 2528 Sec- Sp —YOUNG MAN WITH AU TER or small truck to work few hours after school. Apply Seattle Star, Mr. Donohu: id & Goldberg can't repair ch, throw f Py Green cl 0. r away. jon. Bi ke cpr TV. aiomablion can weiry F tor rece Statrord & Schware fe. cr labessinase wx = mamas Ira f aE are tree of Sere MA? similar miscellancous jent. [ong and rel ge a Oliver M Fig irs old: needs work ‘aay. ‘will | CHEAPEST — W¢ anything ed Roe ed common Expert as shipping k, walter ‘and counter man. one 619, or write 420 a oR MAN, 23, WANTS irk for half day, — 4 }ernoon. Can driv ling to work. Tis 30th | st Ralph CLASS PAPER: and A sleormin at moderate en. Call Al Mints Garfield 9 evenings. Main 0850 ING, NING rating. North 2251. | Siientasée me i TING, KALSOMINING, PAPER ae: cheap rates. Sunset 0904 nings. SALESMEN WANTED NTS PITCH MEN—THOMP- ‘Ss Sanitary milk can opener and r. Beats them all for quick and fast money. iy a Room 9. LOST AND FOUND ON WESTERN TO SECOND e. is? Seneca st.. or on car 21, Will give suitable reward. ePrugin. 1406 Greenwood iT TWO SMALL since last Wednesday. Will give reward. Call te T—RING Wi jamonds, repanke. jain 0803 FURNISHED HOUSES SELY ~ FURNISHED ~4-nO0M jouse; one block to university: $9. phone included, 3910 14th OOM "ROOMING mt. 2313% First jain 5989. HOUSES FOR RENT DOWN. BALANCE $15 PE jonth. %-room cottage; 2 large, brches, make one into a sleeping | ch; will furnish building rma if necessary; 2 large lots; | block from’ ‘car line; city ater; lights; one car fare; only 0 minutes from Ploneer square. rice $1,100. See the fastest grow- ne section in Seattle Take Lake| rien car to 16th 8. W. and W. | lenderson st. Open ever. nd Sunday ” a wad | # J, R. MELVIN | ROOM ti0UsE: HoT rat; block to HOUSE ave, Phone Ph i ATER | + 1h minutes to Pike st. Can be used for 3 or ‘ nities. Best condition. cas H211% Third ave. Koom RENT OR BAL ved: £04 woll; 4-room hou: ken | house and’ garage. 220 orgetown "hone nin 3448. pe | i RENT TO THE RIGHT PARTY, -room modern house, furnished, t Foy. ae Punlap, the first G on left of road north ¢ © ance Jere. north of th: ACK | FOR 1921, FOR RENT TAGH, PARTLY FUR 10 minutes on Re u Hou one $1 hoom MODERN 18th W White Cente ) APARTMENTS 5-ROOM UPPER PLAT) FINE view; newly tinted; modern except heat; 18 minutes from P.O. Take 23rd ave, car to 2405 M. Meten at OOM COTPAGE FLAT. $38 13th Diock from Madison, $14 % FURNISHED APARTMENTS AND FLATS HOUSEREEPING ROOMS, $4 week up room furnished apartments, $5 up, Alaskan, op- ite Moote Theatre, New inan- APARTME SINGLY T WITH PRY » bath, nicely furnished, suit for ‘couple or two friends. 4228 35th ave. & AND 5-ROOM ¥ walking distanc Fourth ave. 2-ROOM steam heat 1718 ONE 7 bath at, at sweet. cheap. Beac: AT. WITH 326 Vine 1718 itth & 130 3 HOL MS. ING Roo! FURNISHED OF U for housekeeping; ar line people halt. reasonable; preferred. ok BR Andina 3 a USI ROOMS FURNISHED rooma, popular hritt, rieed, central. 1328 Sixth ave, near LIGHT FRONT HOOs i bath; pore sleeping porch. N THT ROOMS HEAT, $18 per month, Call A 409 NTED, cheap. 707 Madison st. BOARD AND ROOM at AtNTT w ‘at KING Dis: he hot water a ii tan: phone. 3, $35 each: single room. one roo! HOTEL | The hotel fer Sister. An At agél, ow vaca not as re; modern phon: per rates, Etott on Thir Is, $4.00 and-up Phone 1. “Opposite postoffice, Cupboard Doors | Sash 20x25— h : Pies os danas tewehl® See us fot, Doors anq Windows tor kind af = butlding Plate Glass Windshields put ip your car while you walt. 0. B WILLIAMS CO, stablished 1899. FURST FURS make up new furs at very reasonable prices. 905 _Third ARAG store bulidings, ste Ouse, $100 up. erected. PORT. iLDG Opp. Ford Factory, Capital i933 FORD DRIVE THE Protector avoids trouble, a co. f Tt AND WOM furnishings. We eel! genuine Hudson Ray blankets, 4-1. doubdi ail wool, at $8.50; other all- pa blankets. double large, $7.00 me) h ave SEATTLE STaR- $2.00 ber M., delivered trom mill. FOREST WOOD. $id “PER CORD stove length: 4-foot, $8.50 cord: T<cord toads 4-toot slabs, $5.00. Green Lake, University, $6. Please phone Sunset 4416 after SAXOPHONE “AND CLARINET Players, {f you have trouble with reed mouthpiece. blowing, staccato low or high notes, see me and get sulte. Modern Sehool of Music, FOREST WOOK, $10 CORD, Uvered; inside mills 4 after 6 p. m., ‘phone Sidney S| AuTO REPATRING AT HOME REF- sari Motor “Echo! di pair. saat Tong, 14 nei cheap. Garfield St SEWING MACTIY heat, $10 cittipnst ee Cedar wood, "09, of canal. Phone NEW PIANOS 5 applied on purchase. Me ‘Toner, 210 Union. rth 0 D, $5.36 LOAD, $10 ,, immediate delivery. SALE WEDNERDAY, riday, Saturday. 1614 AND TYPE. 160 thc. Printing. Hubber Novelty Print, 1611 7th: », $9.50 IN 2-TON LOTS wood, $5.50. Phone double load. s PRINTING PRESS A card AT. HAT, TWO wheel chair, cheap. Hencon 2422 : FOR SALE—ALMOST NEW SINGER sewing mach cheap for cash. 06 wie a eras bought, sold, repaired. rent- ed. Camera Exchange, R. 3195 Ar- cade Tide. zs 4 TED— WOTHING AND Furs, Owl. 1217% Vet. Piltott 2221 BEST if-INCH FOREST $9.50, delivered, Sidney 1665 Ai. FOREST WOOD, $9.55 A CORD, Gelivered. Kenwood 8994-R-5, KAVANAGH HATS. $2.50. 1006 ist. WANTED—F URNITURE “PON? GIVE YOUR FURNITURE AWAY Call Elliott 0425 before you ne} we will pay you cash and goods away at your convenience, of sell them at auction, leas our mall comminsion. BC soNoMY, SALES & AUCTION CO. ond A 2001 fe A buys. 408 Pike. POULTRY 8 AND and Bigke | Main 6518 56 YOUNG CHICK hens, 70 head, r at once, Rainier 0713-5. 61 FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES NEW FORDS CAN Rif BOUGHT ON small cash payments, balance monthly payments, 6% interest, at Central Agency, Inc. Authorized Ford Dealers, Broadway and Pike. Hast 0820. BATTERY MAN SAYA YOUR OLD battery is N. G. Let GeO. RHODES save it. Work guaranteed. 2085 THIRD AVE MAIN a 1926 CHEVROL, TOURING. fine condition. _A real snap, terms, 618 B. Pike st NRY MOSSRACH, 618 B. PIKE , elle the beat of LAYING IN Basy ern possession, 8124 Arcade Bidg. | SPOT CASH FOR AUTOS. CALL 3134 Arende Bldg. ORD SEDAN FOR SALE, NEARLY new. $922 Mastern uve ra APARTMENT, | FUR: | ] HOUSERERPING 0 | sUST © IGNITION | STAR SHINGLES | sonable if taken | FOR SALE—AUTOMOBE FRANK WATERHOUSE & CO. 71 1. Pine &t NHW PRICES ON THD OUR USED CARS IN KFFECT Now BALAN( or Studebaker 1919; repainted; wire wheels; excellent con dition é + Cadiliac new S-cylinder; runs Chalmers 6; just of our shop : out | Lexington; thoroly rebullt 960 National, 1919 model; rebullt |A fow light, cheap care running order, $150, $175 and $200 ROY GARDNER fast car of Must have bought « they Hill Warner, ‘cause haven't cought him yet have a lot more just like the one Roy bought, Fords, Chev rolets, Dodges, Oaklands Paiges and Stutz. Try our easy credit plan BILL WARNER 409 B. Pine St 62 WANTED—AUTOMODILES © | AUTO REPATRING or lob. 1 al work hour. All guaranteed. Si PRICK PAID ¥ ry 17%: -ton Kelly i-ton Ford leo Speedwagon |2-ton Federal 2-ton Acme . ACME MOTOR TRUCK BAL 2508 Lith Ave. “| 73 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE n living and dining ro: fireplace iwood floor; reo hightin bath n; cabinet ement basement payin opt W. ar Ney te your chance t ih rent shark, ts) a w his would be fora ride, Call owner y time after 6 and @ ah Appointment to sea them. lot SIDB THE CITY LIMITS And oply a little way off the boule. ard, he dandy \-acre tract, Ina metghborhood rapidly being built us wit\ nice homes: water In the street: & short walk from the Phinney ave. car line, thet we can sell for $300. on terms of $25 cash, and the balance $10 « month. You can't afford to pay rent when you can buy e homesite as cheap as this, (663) FIRESIDE REALTY C ew York Blk. Buse 3028. if LOOK HER: Owper must sell 100x100, only z ‘our lots, locks: bd ne: Mgnt, for 754. all cleared RODEN ‘hite Bidg. ‘oom as nie ie re HERMAN b12- DEACON HILL BARGAIN A new b-room bungalow and sun room, with a wonderful Sound and elty view; hae ee hall; large living room, fir o«, dining room, French doors, hardwood floors, 4 bedrooms and bath, cabinet kitch- nook, cement basement. fur- lot BOxi20 to alley: paved Price ve, $400 «¢ Balance $40 , Wein MINDIGLE ig 1004 “white Si ag. _Biiiott 4507. A MODERN COTTAGE if-minute car ride; Madrona dis- trict; a complete “home: full ¢p- ment basement; large living ro with oak floors and fireplac ure; nice vie ly under mere 4 Third Ave. _ —~ QUEEN ANNE “SAC RIFICE $3,800—-6-room home, wed at trict; house well Bulle: ae 2 fii be: and bath; full cemet i aundry trays nd fu: hy pay, rent can buy A ome with $600 ons yment, Malance like rent, Phone rfield 0335, GEO. A. SPENCER & CO. P. Whipple, Fourth and Moat LAK STAT! OOM 3 complete bath; corner lot, 76x view. ‘Price - 1800; easy Or ‘good lot for equity. Owner, Kenwood 0325, CULVER—QUEEN ANNB Come to us ‘tor, the best buys in Queen et: be | property. 4 Boston Bt. Garfield oo7t, a OE ooiees ‘or ent sidewalks. $1,200; orn % oo *cash, $20 per month, 4126 ith ave. BW. ane GOING AWAY; MUST BACTUFIC 8-room, completely furnished cot tage, large sleeping porch, $1,351 BE hort Kentonvcak to Mend t. $821 dist On rr 11L1-—5-ROOM B alow; paved street: ivory finish Mil consider vacant lot as part payment Rencon 2778. MICH LITTLE BUNGALOW, ¥ nished. Move right in. Latge lot: fruit trees; berries. $1,760; $166 cash. Wilcox, 1115 14th. #80 CABH, $15 MONTHLY, TAKES ‘a new b-room modern bungalow, -acre, improved. Beacon hill Hiiott 0246. SMALL COTTAGE, Fi,260; $25 down, $25 month. 664 American Bank. Main 2476. MY HOME FOR mee and good & terma. Tien First ave. 7 Wi HAVE BU improved place acreag thd system of advertisihe will got you renults. P. VAN ARSDALE 1016 Third Ave, FOR EXCHANGE—REAL ESTATE ‘HANGE GLEAR SiLVERDALB acreage or Seattle lots for Sean- dinavian accounts or Liberty bonds. For particulars address A. L. Tharp, Silverdale, Wash FARMS WOR CITY PROPERTY, WK changes everywhere. Co. 714 Thir 79 ACREAGE RICH SILTY LOAM All cleared and ready for the plow, in one of Thurston county's rich- eat farming districts, for lows than the cont of clearing.” Our prieo on this in only $150 an acre, and we can make exceptionally reasonable terms, Why worry about a job when you can make a good living on this land, and be your own bor (665) FIRESIDEH REALTY CO. 214-17 New York Bik. Elliott 3928. ; FOR QUICK BALE — TO Ach land, cheap; 12 acres under irrigi tion; la) " new house, Owner, Roberts, Sequim, Wash, 00 bate | 1,200 | in good | | | We 1] kitchen | —— A. G. willis! THE SEATTLE STAR Ac REAGE Prive onl $1 MAN ( White Dag Dew ut foot " ghwayi just Menite t }Only few Motnes fine building heart of city. monthly, Hy Mutual Lite 230. ance § Call 301 ny bargain de bs nuy res clear running | 6-room SOME oh county to from to Price only $1,760 Tash SCHROBDER 612-14 White Bide FINELY IMPROV ORCHARD 1 0 feet frontage; good house, larke wood shed rage room, garage; splen- | did bearing orchard; berries of all varietion: n place; also | good well, 00, Satinfac | factory party ean ayment, balance In mont | installments, Take Kast Madison car and Kirkland ferry to Hurke & Farrar's office in Kirkland v ACRES, NORTH OF CITY us show you en of level , |. in fine location, north handy to interurban. This Will make w of lake choice b-acre 00 cash, balance of elty; ie a Bate Investment. and mountain tract, only $600 enay. Pr. ioe Unite ausnat ” 16 AC Ree che vi Tae” Tetween the two highways south of the city; county road on one end, lake on the other, Ideal spot for a water front home; excellent soil; parked along the lake abundance of wood. Price $2.25 easy terme, A. BL NEW 1, & BON 120 Spring &t ES. HALF CLEARED, 1500 barn and well; hear school; 20 actea, 10 10-acre tracts fo Small house, highway, mills, adjoining $1,200 with timber, 500; 10 acres level land with sve er, facing on mein highway, $750, For sale by owner on easy terme. 926 Henry Rutiding. LARGE TRACTS, $275 Few. hundred feet from Des Moines brick highway: Just outside Be attle city limit 4 transporte tion: tance: fine bulldine att 20 Miwotes to heart of city. $46 cash, balance $5 monthly. Big bar- ain. Call $01 Mutual Life Didg hone iliott 4250. fo ACRES OF GOOD LAND, ON Puget sound, main land; over 320 of pretty beach frontage; ‘adual slope; attraptive view: fishing: plenty of clama lumber deliver nal dwelling. Ch Sor productive soll; en ground for Price $675; termes. era Co, Alaska Midg. 1 ACRE, IMPROVED mites south of city; room plas- tered house,; white enamel wood- work; occupled leas than 60 days eareace wood shed; 15 bearing fruit. trees. Ideal for poultry. Sacrificed at $2,200. A. B. NEWELL & SON 120 Spring St . CLOSE TO WORK som house; bar root’ cellar good soll, Three sawmills close: work and cheap lumber. THE DOUGLAS CO. 1054 Third Ave. Main? NEAR DHS MOINES gooD BOIL, ONE- » 6-nOOM ch CLEARE GARAGE, LATOR BARN: QOD, WELL Gb0D ViRw OF isha ners, Le “ia 500 ior Winsnir 181) THIMA ave BORD EMATY Hou 8h Price $550; $75 ah Splendid location: adjoining: all of p part- ly improved: good soll; handy for anyone working In'town. See Mr. Wiswell, 603 Seaboard Bldg. at LANDS 20 MILES PART This jané ie now tt thi spected the land and found highly suited fer BERRY CUL- TURE, GARDENING, POULTRY, RSStING. MIXED FARMING. of the tracts have CLEAR- tka “phovoH to be WED and PLANTED — SPRING, Write or at head eartors NORTH. ENT A8- bs “Colman SETTLERS TO CLEVUR taeai tor truck gardenine and gen- eral farming; part river bottom lnnd; § acres cleared, balance al- der; 2-room new house, 14x30; 1- room house, 16x14; chicken house, 10x12; wood well; located 2 miles from ferry landing at Bellevue and paved highway, Price $2,700; $1,000 cash. VAN_A 3 __ 1016 Third LooK Big tand sale, near Vernon district. Qur m@t running. Buy al little farm n where you can work. My pri way down for this or ttle cash needed PETERS, 726 Third Ave. STOCKS AND BONDS — WILL HUY—CinERTY Futrell Coupler Co: LL SELL Hughes O11 Co. Johnston Piston & Ring. Alaska Bteamship C Rainier Gas Cr Simplex Auto Vaiversal Hig Inack Knife Western Smeltin, Colum js. Ree Davis Alaska Phe a & Coal. MAX WINKLE 214 Union 8t Elliott 0850. eee 04 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ° ESTABLISHED CONCERN, DEAL- ing in bonds and mortgages, for wale, with complete equipment and well established clientele, $6,000 early Income, readily increased. rf 506 required to swing deal. Ad- dress 64, Star é OwNeR THAVING will sell 23-room apartm rent $115 month; part running nice inens diatrict. | Price ‘ordova W., Vancou- indahield. & Power. etal. COUNTRY; nt house; ignY “AND POOL eat Clear Lake, Wash 8. Courtway, room for Owner, Mrs. Lake, Wash. FINE GOING BUSINESS AT IN- 5 Tine location. HOUsE FOR ave. Phone 14-ROOM ROOMING rent 2418% First Main 5989. pies Mr, Rehling, 212 oge Bidg. Annex, sells hign class business hous $500 GETS YOU A GOOD BUSINESS Mr. Bebling, 212 Hore Bide. Annex. 6-ROOM FLAT, DOWNT rooms rented. 616 University _|It Wa Phone plilott| two coun-| \Seattle Man’s Son Falls | 600 Feet Into cee ntl s All ‘for | a Good Cause, but— Silas Noble and George Potts, ranchers who live seven miles east of Kent, near the Maple valley road, were fined $260 each ded ullty to possession of stills, my shine-making s Noble. | Hauor h and other moon Mow han a wife and five | children, declared that he was trying to raino mohey to secure medica! treatment for a cancer on his who |to carn his passage b from where he came | "went broke" recently ||$150 Scholarship by Colonial Dames A araduate scholarship of $160 ennually has been established in the University of Washington by the |Colonial Dames of America, The |purpose of the scholarship, it announced, is to foster “the inves | tigation and analysis of Washing: ton an affer patriotic unity of our population PERSONAL ck to Alaska, na Vinit and h h on all rua r lite. Bldg rere eer Mra. A. Willeliceen. HORSE Bunset 1257, 100 REAL ESTATE LOANS Seas ee a and acre co, 101 WANTED—TO BORROW WANTED—4500 FOR ONE YEATC Will give $25 bonus and & per cent t-odge security. Call 4 pve, Room a TS “HORKOW — $766, age. on 4 m house in fet, ¥-47, NOTICES WANTED first mort Beahur 106 EGAL TO WHOM IT MAY GONCE ‘Thie ts to certify that Wm, RK. ¢ made an application to es tain a wood yard at Northlake p lot 6. block &, Firet Addition, and lot 6, Lake Union Shore Landa. td to protest such oe- cupaney must file such protest at the office of the iting Depart- ment, Room 608 County-City Bidg., prior to October 12, rtf uy TO WHOM IT MAY a SRCERN ‘This ta to certify that Groger hoon Lumber Co. has made an ap- plication to matnta| a lumber Sard at £535 Duwamish eve. tote ‘ nna’, block 7, King County Ad- Anyone. deairing to protest auch oc. cupancy must file such protest at the office of the te Depart« men, Room 605 County City Bide, _Prior to October 15, 19 The Seattle Star DIRECTORY |: Attorneysat-Law S-P-RALL—Katabilahed i807 All jerate fees; consultation 7303, 218 Burke Bidg., Anyone desirin wt Ww Phone Main ae * OLDS, My OL. REY. ablished feattte, 3893: pIen J s 14 Hoge Bid. ropractor Eh, CHIROPRAG- cht Rid, 24-Pine. datem M. 354% Repairs MOTORS, APPLIANCES, WIRING, eS! Givnan Electric Co. 641 First k Fillott 6028. ‘antain Pens Repaired—Cameras Quick service call $185 Arcade Bidg. _ Salary Loans WE ARE Tn TOUNG TS leery FIRM We cannot be the cldeat, but we he Tkkonst Ee boca we otter the BAR: a: TCKEST falreat Sor Gps, ATMENT, EST MET! Bit a's Eee LOANS, your bors. makes no difference who you owe or what you want the money for, Your promine to pay is all we ask. Make payments Tienales or month= iy, the way that 1a casieat gee SMPLOYES LOAN SOCIET 105 Empire ide 914 Second Ave. Near Madison. joney L —WORKINGMAN'S LOAN CO. Organized to make loans to working men and women on their plain note: no security; no indorserg. LOANS also made on furniture, Janos, ete. No honest person re- used jA quiet place to make a confidential "007 SEABOARD BLDG Fourth and Pike sets “Floor. ~~ MONEY TO LOA On diamonds and jewelry, on most socreTY hae HEAIBDIAL LOANS SBATTLE A PRIVATE PARTY ia furniture, ete, on at current rates, bought for Hae et ANDERSON $20 smith Bide tate SY TO LOAN—WT LOAN A bess A ON DIAMONDS, watches loweat ra fen, Oideat Lom okers ICAN JEWR ee co. ished . Sargent, . ‘ rear. Dp your You kee ager 502 Central jonuments PUGH BOUND MARHLYW & GRAN- {te Con det and Virginia. Esta’ Optician and Optometrist Wamunda, Praser-Paterson Co. Patent Attorneys HARRY BOWEN & CO., Mech, Eni $75 5 down, $20 3 m niversity st. Mali Models, ents AL t aft: Hine the rw 514 ent & trade mark TOT kley Bidg. irgeons |, SCIATICA, LUMRA- iia reat r RAHUMAT a go. Our treatment Tellef, One week's erence: nin) Ref. Sper. Sind Wenden: 900% 8ra_ave: Plano Tuning John Strom repairs and | Pi Tun tunes. Main 3020. tunes pianos right, 96 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES WANTED |\WANT TO “RUY “RBSTAURANT, cafe or boarding house,. Ree 1419 PAghth ave. 7 SPECIAL NOTICES DIABETIC FLOUR. GARFIOLD 2704, 4, | DR, WELFARE, © Razor or Blades Shar Soanwenbere, Cutlery ‘Senipractic ened 1407 4th ave. WOMEN'S disorders: no operations, 207 Ep- ler Bide. Violin in Repairing io ora av, lip. | Potts stated that his objective was | was | Main, Thursday by | | || Federal Judge B. B. Cushrian when Plunging Plane introduces! 6 | they ple | Him to Pretty Nurse, | Who's His Bride Now By S. B. Groff pD** CUPLD sitting on a cloud & passing airplane glisten ing In the sun—a speeding arrow a flash, @ roar—and 19-year-old Donald Gale Page, sergeant of marines, fell 600 feet into—matri- mony! Young Page returned this week to Seattle, honorably discharged, | to tell his father, Attorney Thomas D. Page, all about It. His 20-year-old bride, formerly Mins Rosy Ann Smith, of Greens ville, South Carolina, remained in her home, She ts employed as a nurse in the Greensville hospital, “Truth ts stranger than # movie plot,” said Page, in relat. ing the story of his remarkable romance that began when he was picked from the smoking wreck Age of an airplane in front of the town pump in Greensville. “Lieut. Caperton was in charge of the plane, I wos a flight sergeant. We had left the flying field at Parts Inland, May 8, and were making good headway, fly ing over Greensville, I looked over the side of the plane and saw the hospital, far below us “We joked about the hospital, and our chances of eventually ending up there, but didn’t imagine that in a few seconds we would be carried into a nice, cool ward in that very place. “Buddently the motor mis fired, and the plane dipped. The motor went dead and the plane dropped lke a shot. Great clouds of smoke streamed in our wake, The wind screamed thru the guy wires, I kn would crash, and unbuckled my belt. That saved my life, I be lieve, as my back would have been broken if I hadn't, The Neutenant dropped the joy stick and unfastened his belt also. And then we struck.” Dan Cupid's speedin; had fatally wounded t bird of the air, and tn | arrow great fiyers, Sympathetic citizens ten- derly lifted ‘the aviators from the wrecked machine which was buried in mud, and took them to the hospital For weeks Page lay between life and death, his chest crushed and fighting an uphill battle with pneumonia. His rugged weavers. constitution proved Samy 4 Donald Gale Page stronger than his illness, how- ever, and he gradually recov- ered. Then for the first time he became aware of pretty lit tle Rosy Ann, who fed him broth and arranged the pillows beneath his head. Moonlit nights in June, with Page a convalescent, attended by faithful Rosy Ann, followed, In ® week they were engaged. An- other week and Rosy Ann be- came the bride of Donald Page, Of Seattle, after a courtship that read like a movie scenario, But, ike most lovers, they were forced to part. Page left for his etetion at Paris island, and his bride remained at the hospital, where she is under con- tract to serve until December 31. Page was discharged when his two-year term expired, Septem. ber 25, 1921. Before returning to Seattle, he visited his uncle, Senator Miles Poindexter, Wash- ington congressman, in the na- tional capital. Turning down an offer of ap pointment to Annapolis, young Page has accepted a position as pilot with the Boeing Airplane Co, of Beattle, He thinks the bullding of a home for his bride is the most tmportant thing in life, an opinion which his father shares, Page has been flying for. t years and holds many record) recorab among which is a record of 325 hours in the air. HER HOME WAS SLAUGHTER PEN Charging that her husband, Frank Nowak, Kent produce man, forced her and her children to live in the back room of a slaughter house in which he carried on his business, Mrs. Josephine Nowak, Thursday filed a motion to force Ler husband to pay the cost of de j- | fending a divorce action, which No- wak brought against her recently. Thieves Get Gold Pieces, Also $100 One hundred dollars in currency Bland two gold pleces of $2.60 denom!- nation each were stolen from the home of Mrs. C. B, Hunt, $10 Bowne place, Wednesday evening, accordifg to her report to the police. Mra, Hunt discovered her loss at midnight when she returned after an evening's ab- sence from home. Shoplifters paid the Alaska Curio shop, 1905 Second ave., a visit Wed- nesday afternoon, carrying away three walrus ivory cigaret holders, Mrs, J. Stagg had her purse rified *| Ad Men of State to Hear Speakers Here Advertising men, sales managers and business-men thruout the state are being invited by the Seattle Ad- vertising club to hear William F. Rogers of the Boston Transcript and William A. Thomson, director of the bureau of advertising of the Amert- can Newspaper Publishers’ associa- tion, at the club’s luncheon here Fri- day at 12:15 p. m, Both of th speakers are well known fn the advertising field, They &@re making a trip across continent, topping at larger cities. Seattle will be the only city they will visit in Washington, Store Proprietor in Booze Arrest L. B. Mason, proprietor of the “biggest little store in the world,” at Sixth ave, and Olive st., and Harvey Floyd, chauffeur, are lodged tn the city jail Thursday as the result of a Uquor raid Wednesday night by fed- eral and police officers, The pair are alleged to have sold a quart of whisky to Leonard Regan, federal prohibtiion agent, and Liept. H, H. Haag, chief of the police dry squad, To Represent City at Tacoma Meeting Seattle will send a larger delega- tlon of public officials to the second annual convention of the Northwest Rivers and Harbors congress at Ta coma Monday. The meeting will open at 9:30 a. m>Monday in the assembly room ef the Tacoma Commercial Club and Chamber of Commerce. Among top- fos to be taken up are development |of Pacific coast ports, export and |import rates, merchant marine, in- land waterways, efficiency in cargo handling. } A PROGRAM OF entertainment jand refreshments will feature the meeting»of the Concord school Par- ent’Teacher association at 3 p. m. Friday, according to announcement, “Jimmy” Woods, sald to be a for- mer internal revenue agent in Seat- tle, Is undgf arrést by police Thur: day on liquor charges, (CHARGE NEGROES ARE TERRORISTS An information charging three ne- groes, Manuel Johnson, Robert Evans and Ernest Johnson, with robbery, was filed by Deputy Proseq eutor John D. Carmody Thuraday. The negroes are accused of stealing an automobile in which they terror- ized Seattle residents during a week of banditry, culminating in the hold- up of J, Reid and Miss A. K. Deal on the Lake Washington boulevard August 23. The bandits who held up Reid and Miss Deal escaped with jewelry val- ued at several hundred dollars, part of which was torn violently from the woman's ears. The negroes were arrested August 25 by Detectives M. M., Peyser, C. Phillips and R. R. Her- bert after Manuel Johnson fs alleged to have pulled a gun on Peyser. They will be tried in superior court. Guilty of Having Booze; Fined $400 Pleading guilty to possession of eight cases of contraband liquor, , 80-inch Oatmeal, bolt ...... 30-inch Harmonella, bolt .45c¢ 65c More Celling, MJb. Felt, and operated by Seattle men PAGE sa RUSH IS ON FOR OIL IN ALASKA Rich Find Is Reported by U, U. Geological Expert Prompecting 1s again the rage im Alaska, Sourdoughs are afoot over the rich mineral lands and the ex- citement of rich strikes is in the air. | .This is the word brought back by |Dr, Alfred H. Brooks, in charge of the Alaska division, United States geological survey, about the Kan- tishna district | Rich lead and sliver finds are re ported and Dr. Brooks found more than 50 prospectors combing the broad stretches in search of de | posits. Dr, Brooks arrived back from [Alaska Wednesday after an inspec |tion tour which lasted several months, Wednesday noon he was jentertained by the executive com- |mittee of the Alaska bureau of the | Seattle Chamber of Commerce at the Arctic club, He spent the afternoon at the Northwest experiment station on the University of Washingtem ‘campus. Hoe left Thursday morning |for Washington, D. C. SEEPAGE 18 AT ANCHORAGE ‘There is a seepage of of] at An chorage, according to Dr. Brooks, There is a heavy deposit of gravel, however, which hides the rock |ledges. Only drilling will establish whether there is of] in commercial quantitie Miners are beginning to return te Chicagof island, with its rich gold quartz deposits, Fifty years ago they were working on Chicagof isl and, but discoveries at Juneau and in the Yukon drew them away. While Alaska’s mines are their riches, agriculture must not be forgotten. Some of the wealthiest residents of the Fairbanks region are farmers. Dr. Brooks met one farmer return- ing from California, “I'm going back to my farm,” he said. “It's been keeping me for a long time now. I thank my stars I didn’t sell it. I reckon I'll go back - and make another stake.” In Fairbanks they are baking with flour made from home-raised wheat. Over 800 acres of wheat were har- vested last season. They Got Still; ter, on the old military road, Wed- nesday night, Sheriff Matt Star wich and Deputy Sheriffs F. P. Brewer, Joe Hill and Earl Ramage, velzed @ complete still and a vat containing 75 gallons of corn mash. The occupants of the place er when Starwich’s men arrived. search has been begun for pai and warrants for their arrest have been issued. Long Beach, bring Washington coal and their istributing district This word was received by LO! THE POOR FISH! WHY POKE ’EM INTO LEAKING TENEMENTS? “What are we going to do with the wooden hulle in Lake Union?” asks the shipping hoard. “Sink the bull lot,” repfes @ c ROLL Border 3c Yi. 150,000 ROLLS, OF THE BAZELL & PARTRIDGE Stock Will Be Offered for Sale Starting Friday, October 7, and Continuing Until Sold. These Are All Standard, First-Class Goods—Largest Selection in the f Diablo Mixed Patnt, gal. Floor Paint, Serene Sib, pke. Kalsomine $2.28 ....80c Imported Papers in lots of 10 to .10cu20c Westem Wal Paper C0, 1921 SECOND AVENUE wos Wann