The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 10, 1921, Page 13

all oo oo oe oe att MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1921. he Seattle Star} lished Dally at 1307 Seventh Ave Seattte Washington, scription Rates Y MAIL IN ADVANCE IN TH STAT we month. ... ge TR Pix months. . me "year ouTS Ww iN Price ts 88c per month. or 9.00 year NY CARRIER IN crTy * month. .» $0.80 DE_OF STATE OF TINGT Largest Audience in the Northwest Reads The Star’s Want Ads “SERVICE EX . October, Positions $1,400- Age. upward nce unnecessary. For instruction, write J nard (former Civil Service amMmer), 1129 Equitable Bids. Washington, D.C. a VAN ED AN DUCATED LADY to take free lessons in mereere| typewriting for nominal serv- fee. 515 Washington Bidg. 705 First ave. (Personal application.) {ENCED POULTRY AND show man wants woman with Tit- Be Star, eisfield & Goldoerg cant repalr our watch, ‘ow it away. Jot Union. Rig a m clock. opp. P_ OQ OOMS EXCHANGE FOR ? re’ work. 2516 Third ave, Room Ls 7 [ME PIANO PLAYING Htaucht. 806 Pine st. SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE KNITTED OR RE- res | pair up. 1749 12th a ke Burien ca car tim LAW position. Loc: Sen Address F-5%, Star AUTO_ TRACTOR SscHooL FOR Aa » enrolling « ¢ jay. WHY? use they want * the beat. Come, ee ourself. No other school Fag it in me it. HILL witos. hie P AUTO AD ACTOR, has Iso 213 nr it 8. KE. Pike; also ret b Pal 16 B dey nehes and tts oak our ois Oak- Sere fon prt tases 31 FURNISHED rot KOOMS SD HOUSEKEEPING popular priced, central, — The Thrift, 1323 Sixth ave, near Unten. NEWLY Fi 3 furnished, weekly TO WORKIN fine re "7 KE ‘G SRYTHTING Close in, $8 Nudiison. wt Gns—W rice, WANTED PIANG TRUCTOR ATTRAC. tive rates. Roth children and adults can learn, Elliott 2853 48 WANTKD—MISCELLANBOUS RECORDS—WE PAY CASH” POR phonograph records. Stall t ¢ Place Market, downs! 49 FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS OT WILLIAMS CO. elfd?, Firat Ave. 8. SASH AND DOORS Flour Bin ° upboard Doors Sash 20x25——4 ligh Sash 28x33—4 ligh Windows, 24x24--2 light Ironing Hoard and Cabinet, com- plete 11,00 See us for Doors and Windows for any kind of a building Plate Glass Windshields put in your ear while you walt. TR. WILLIAMS CO, Established 1899. PORTABLE HOUSES, GARAGES Offices, store buildings, ete. Portable houses, $100 up, erected. DE MARS PORTADLE HLDG. CO. _Opp. Ford Factory, Capital $922. FOR AL FOREST WOOD, MILL wood, short slab, eall Sidney 1738 My prices are right, and prompt delivery MSTITCHING TCOTING attachment, works on all sewing machines. Price $2. Cheeks, 10¢ Lights Mail Order House, Birmingham, Ala. JB STAR-A-STAR SHINGLES Beg Me: delivered from mitt TGNTTION le, ineur: tn, cover. Ty + apap Dox NT extra SEATTI $2.00 West FORD DRIVERS—THE N mail, $1.00. Auto . Bremerton, CF. U. & Gov diploma. erences ernment Mo idney 0120. BT ay SEWING MACHINES, GOOD BROP- h % Repairing ent- ee 1524 First ave. NEW FOR RENT. RENT applied on purchase Meyer- a ner, 210 Union. DRY MILL Wood, $5.80 LOAD, $10 double load. Immediate delivery. G 2036. IN TOW or oad. north GHEAPEST woop Cedar wood, $3.00 of canal. Phone North 62 3 PRESS AND TYPE The. Printing. Novelty Prin bought. sold, ‘amera Wxcha: M Li SHOES WATS clothing and many other articles at 1614 Sevent WANTED (ED CLOTHING ANB % % 321. ACTION GAS Ai FOREST . $9. CORD, delivered. Kenwood 1994-R- 8 TAVANAGH HATS, $2.50. feos ist T___ WANTED—FURNTTURE SERVICE EXAMINATIONS, | TE: ttle, October, Positions $1,400- <08.” Age pward = Ex- unnecessary. For free rticulars. Instruction. write J. Civil Service Ex- nard ( ner). is Equitable ED ci rts “ot the eit cy ‘g hrs open for be % downtown dis- De ED—A AROUND FARM and. Will pay aed a@ month, reom ¥. Kelsey, iympia, ae ie a next 133. FOR SALE. North 2428. 61__ FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES _ ~—YounR Ci No cash required to purchase used ing. first payment You need Woman Identifies William Hightower REPWOOD CI Cal, Oct, 10 “William Hightower ts the man |who called for Father Heslin on the night of August Mr. Marte Wendel, housekeeper |fer the murdered priest, looked squarely at the man accused of thei murder of the priest when made that statement today The star witness for the proseeu tion was called to the stand today after the defense had cros#exammed | & witness who took the stand Satur- day. “There was good light,” she said.| “The man wore dark glasses. He refused to come into the house, I could see him plainly.” “When the father returned from | Upstairs and was leaving with the man I sat in the vestibule and | watehed the two.” “And who is the man who called for Father Heslin?” asked District Attorney Swart. “Ho is William Hightower, fendant.” the de Woman Charged as Babe Killer Better Mra, Ivy Osborn, held tn county Jail on a charge of causing \ the death of Baby Lucy, § months\old infant, is recovering from a slight Meas, Mrs, Osborn was apparently | much better Monday. No date for the trial of the woman has yet been set. Mrs, Osborn plead: @d4 not guilty to a charge of man- laughter last week thru her attor. jney. Alleged Desperate Moonshiner Caught Alleged to be a desperate moon shiner, Steve Wooster, of Auburn, was captured by Sheriff Matt Star | wich and Deputies Joe Hill and Kart Ramage, Sunday, on Moonshiners Hill, three miles east of Auburn. A complete still in operation and a} large amount of moonshine was | seized. 7 MODE ome REARING F NSYSTEM b-room modern plastered hounc rooms can be finished upstair, electric water wi orchard: of “ivterent kinds; £1 bery; large lawn € vine alder fend on water’ Dri 25 minutes, cash, $10 monthly ni 201 Mutual Life Bidg. Eliiott § Ac Located om home site; view ata ay’ to ale distance of interurban. A e sinner tract, only $800; § cash, balance eagy terme. P. VAN ARSDALE ie Third Ave. ate FORDE CAN BE OUGHT small cash payments, —— be men| Lh heuer at ency: Inc. Authorized oadway and Pike BATTERY MAN SAYS YOUR OLD battery is N. G. Let GEO. RHODES save it Work guaranteed. 2035 THIRD AVE. MAIN 3 MAXWELL, 1920, $450. See car at and Spring. $2 nl “Owner, ® felafield & Goldberg can't revel ig teh, throw it sway. ig Green stokes AR Schange for light services to cou- with references. Capitol 144 tier watch and jewelry repair for Stafford & Schwarz, it Kreede. cater ay, ATIONS WANTED—MALE SPOT CASH FOR iba CALL 3134 __Arcade Bldg. ew “WaNTED—AUTOMOBILES: AE 91.06 REPA r hour. I also contract fr = nt es Be ed aiee sbach | ° TATION WANTED ADVER- of aeldiers eallers MAN, 22, ‘with very oe 0d ‘education, wants work as re pi eaaad 4 yeugen rk. for halt iiling to wo work. Biivere ca?’ Oliver WANTS “3 lay. — iJ a 3 30th 8 Taiph = “J kalsom: y pric sor ke hed i) plants, "Garfield 19 even! 8. Mal days. rowboat, or will trade 5 or what have you? Phone Rainier 0294-M. z room house, bath. gas, electricity ee yr two blocks from car. rent $300 cash, balance as END POULTRY Third & and Nemtngte 2 4-ROOM HOU ‘ATER; LIGHT; _ fig oy corner; strawber: A nice home. $100 © anh and"si monthly is ail you "ic €. PETERS, 726 Third A — CULVER—QUE Come to us for the Queen A: R. Vi 14 Roston St. Garfield 0077. scorenry yd Kurn, 4 ‘Jt. Philadelphia, Pa. PITCH MEN — THOMP. sanitary milk can opener and wr. Beats them all for quick ea and fast money. 1311% rd _ave., Room School for Millinery and aking, 207 MeDermott Bia. orn hou n house and: garage. st, Georgetown. in_ 3444. O SOFTAGE, $10. 2028 12TH Phone UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS AND FLATS THREE NEW COTTAGES. 3, 4 AND rooms, modern and up to date rieed under $4,000; easy terms, . P i Third Ave. COTTAGE, $1,380; $25 25 month. 664 American ‘Main 247 HOME FOR SALE, RIGHT rf terms, Call at Sul- First_ave down, Bank ve. ToueT 2 AND J ROOMS, WITH sink, basement, $8 2228" 46th 8. W i5—A 500M MODERN $3,000 takes this 4-ye: gaiow, and it only ne going over with ‘paint ond ket to be up to the minute. Th are larger than they build cabinet kitchen; fireplace; coved ‘ceiling; 2. bedrooms with bath between on center hall; dandy full cement basement; lot 50x100; street grade. sewer, water in for, you will be proud he owner has a special use for the money now, and the terms are $1,000 cash, | balance easy paymen’ 0. y PAY EAN BRO! 5405 Ballard M Bunset 0127. half cash. O AGE T, 925 12th ave, block from Madison, $16. FURNISHED APARTMENTS AND FLATS KAM H@ATED, ¥' reasonable price. pponite pigste theatre. aD Wt all Amer- Alaskan, t bath, nicely furnished, suit- for Sib ave or ed friend. 4223 35t FURNIS a malts reason- APARTMENT, heap; # ca heat. ins ath 8. ‘en 4 4, AND. 5-ROOM FLAT, WiTit bog aiking distance, 336 Vine 5 Le teagi j, MODERN, Fine location. heap. cum Piuned, Fimiott 0245. ONT ROOM, BEDROOM, ALCOVE, hy electric late, everything $5. alking distance. 715 Alder. Elliott TROON, n ingevery way, and in firs class shi pipeless furnace. Can be had for $500 cash. Sunset 2007 77__WANTED—REAL ESTATE BUYERS FOK SMAIA, farms and acreage clone to Seattle. If your ieee is right, we can get you quick renults: N_ ARSDALE Pioie Third Ave. FUK BXCHANGE—REAL ESTATE 3,000 — \ mod ry Use TO TRAD: or small truck. Write Charles Mons, Silverdale, Route 1, Box 50. ACREAGE. _ Fon CAR FORD | WAN GooD BERRY | LAND, 1 tracts, $10 to $28 per ecre, About £0 miles from tle, Also 5 to 1 nod, level garden tract, partiy. aldgr ‘bottom: Tun- water and some improvement WO" to $10 per acre. Pay, when ou can, but wae now. Owner, ood PIERRI et 14 A, HOUS $75 CASH improved places lace level; part- ly Improved: good soll. Handy for anyone working In town. See Mr Seaboard iid 1 Ey SMA PRICE ‘$55: city limits. Price way down Also 10-acre tracts near Renton, H.C. PRTERS, 726 Third Ave. Qu land, cheap; 1 tion; large new hi ta, Sequim, Wash. __ FARM LANDS cS; REAL BARGA Halt’ rieh "betiom land; new 6-room house, nearly finished, completely furnished; 2 beds, 3 dreasers, din- ing room set, buffet, 3 rockers, Hoosier kitchen cabinet, range. Will make fine chicken ranch. A real sacrifice. Price $1,100; $500 cash P. VAN ARSDALE 016 Th A FINE LITTLE STREAM 10 acres; 6 acres under plow, baloney pasture T-room | hous chicken house and funs tor” ‘S00 chickens; 60 bearing fruit trees M-acre in epbary hay; some tool *'from Maple Vener, rice $2. 24 KUSINESS ir PORTUNITIES AUTO” REPAIR SHOP, ~ FULLY | equipped. doing « fine business, bargain for quick sale. Call D.C. _Watters, Capitol 0 i | $200 CASH WILL Give YOU PO ion of a small rooming house. ATE 26 aA Mir febiing. 3 212 Howe ia se $600 ¢ «YOU % SINESE Mr. Hehling, 212 Howe Bldg. Annex 97 SPECIAL NOTICES WUSSIAN LANGUAG? ‘Those interested in the Russian lan- Fe are Invited to meet Mr. fevitin, an expert teacher of Rus- sian, Monday, October 10, 7 p. m, Business College, Third “a Jum bia. DIABETIC FLOUR. GARFIELD 2764, sO a XK REAL GOOD SHAMPOO with * vure Hoceabelll castle oan pace maasage with chses of tout kinds of electricity, 60¢. Manicuring, 8c; Marcel waving, 35. 25 complete booths, Modern equip- BUTLER SCHOOL OF HAIRDRUSSING 4th Floor Taft 1107 Second Av. Phone for eppotats Eliott 638 DR PLUMMET pert of head and " i advice on all affairs of life. " Annex, ho a 20 TALTY 8110P Furs, suits and dronses cleaned and |__altered. Yale Bidg. Main 373! Nonse— A Willeixsen, Sunset 99 CHATTEL LOANS Mone London Jewelry Go. Money to loan. Established 1890, 106 2nd ave. 8. 100 REAL ESTATE LOANS | x Will give $25 bonus and 8 per cent interest, Gilt-edge security. Call 1311% Third ave. Room 9. NOTICES BE INDEPENDENT Buy rich, level, black alder bot- ‘tom land, 9 miles from Olym- pia, 1 mile from school and Bostottice, on good running cam, at $75 per acre. Spe Chal terms to ketual FIRESIDE REALTY 214-317 New York Bik. eM sons. D—Fineral | from her daughter's resi- ae 2519 Washington » 9_FORS. SALE—MISCELLANEOUS | (Furnace COAL—Delivered |; In gies PO. 00% bic “= RFIELD 429% (ALLEGED BANDIT jcounty jail Monday, |They |Miss Murray Will jJames A. Murray, x] MOTORS, APPLIANG THE SEATTLE STAR LAUDS SEATTLE H. B. Thayer, Visiting, Says Service “Most Efficient” FIRED BY HULL Doing Temporary Work for Assessor Was On swings Interests ‘Thayer, Tele to one about the of his perodical country in the of his company, Harry B president of the American phone and Telegraph was Beattie Monday. With W. 8. Gifford, viee prest dent of the American T. & T. Co. hayer conferred with G. Mac: Farland, president of the Reported as being a county oftl; Calvin Harris, alleged bandit, by County Ansessor Frank Hull as @ timber c r, Full stated Monday that Harris had been in his employ but 25 days, doing topographical work in the office. Harris has been discharged by Hull since his arrest by Sheriff Starwich on a charge of holding up Fred Kr&|Pelephone and Telegraph Ww. mer on the Bothell highway, In com-| J Phittips, division commereial pany ae Cart 8Knapp, city Meat! superintendent, and other officials. inspector. “ Do A chakge of highway robbery will catved, sarees ge Bool an be lodged agatust the two men Mon tion, 1 would say that Seattle day, according to Deputy Prosecutor a the, teokt ottieient John D. Carmody. phone services in the _ States,’ Thayer said. “This ef ficiency will be still further in creased when the automatic switch- boards are Installed “The telephone business ts grow. ing thrucut the country. Right here in Seattle we are spending this year th improvement and con struction ax much as we have in any two years previously.” ‘Thayer declared that metered ser: vice, where the subscriber pays for the number of calls made, is the fairest system to all and predicted that in time metered service will be the rule everywhere. The two visiting officials left for the East Monday afternoon, was erpployed Co. one tele: United Parents Invited to Attend “U” Meeting Invitation on the part of the Unt versity of Washington ®@ extended to parents of students at the Institution for a “Parents’ Night’ assembly Thursday, at § p.m, in Meany hall, on the campus, At this assembly President Suzzallo will speak of problems and aims of the university, Parents of high school students who ater will enter the university also Are asked to attend s May ams Robbery Pacific | observa: | has | Beatrice and Bernice Bray NORMAN, Okla, Oct. 10.—Twins will be graduated from the Okla- homa university at 16. They are Be atrice Bray and Bernice Bray, now 14, of Nornitin. When 10 they compelted the eighth and entered the Ada high school, which they finished in three years. Then they entered the Eastern Nor. mal school, Ada, tho advised by pro- fexsors that the work was aire cult for pupils of their age. And they completed two years’ work with hon orst Now they have entered the Uni versity of Oklahoma, They have a junior standing there and with sum mer work will matriculate in years, The twins’ father did not begin his |efucation until he was 23, at that |me being unable to read or write his wife teaching him these rudi jments, At present he has two de grees and will finish the law cours at the Oklahoma university this year | His wife has three e degrees 1% to County-City Men Carl §..Knapp and Calvin W, Har ris, county-city employes, were in while Sheriff Matt Starwich was preparing charges of highway robbery against the pal are accused of extorting money from couples on the Bothell highwi Harris is a timber cruiser, employed by the assesor, Knapp in a ary inspector, ‘The arrests were made on complaint of Fred Kramer. RECRUITS TO 60 Enlistment Office Opened at Fort Lawton Orders to push recruiting for or ganizations in the Philippine depart: ment, including troops in China, closely following angouncement of the resumption of regular army re z, have been received by Cap- tain Fred C. Milner, 32nd infantry, recruiting officer at Fort Lawton, been contested for eeveral months, |covering Seattle and vicinity. has become an heiress and will re-| Men enlixted under this authority ceive approximately three-fourths of [will be held at Fort Lawton a short million dollars as a result of the|time until orders are received from} aéttlerent of the will Ninth corps area headquarters at erated San Francisco for thelr travel to the overeras replacement depot at Fort The Seattle Star DIRECTORY A recruiting office has been extab- shed in the post headquarters Attorney »-at-Law SP. HALL — Established 1¥ bullding at Fort Lawton and is open daily except Saturday afternoons and Sundays. : me fern gone 7 Al|Maj. Gen. Beach Due 303. 216 Burke * 2. “| at Port Convention Maj. Gen. Lansing H. Beach, chief of engineers, U. 8. army, will arrive here at 8:15 p.m. Monday. He will attend the four-day port convention whieh begins tomorrow. At the station tonight will be Col. * Lae e EB. H. Schultz, district engineer, U. OLDS. F tablisned o Ky ttle, 1892; |S. A.; Robert 8, Boyna, president of tent Of: |the Seattle Chamber of Commerce; Hott 5078 |ciaude ©. Ramany, county eommis- |S T58. 1212" |nioner; De. Walter T. Christensen, president of the Seattle port com- —verwweeeene |tlasion, and others en the com- Tip HEL HIE. | mittee, Dr. Edith Moore iy Hite r RAC: sa get Bs Hsien ite gab ‘tine Court Won't Evict Hours, 1 dates. Miners From Homes a i—* ONEY LOAN LARTI-| eviction of $4 families from the nf aelne THE ELTABLE coal strike zone was halted in su- 907 Third ave Expert Bilectrlc Reo perior court Saturday by Judge Cal vin 8. Hall, when he signed motions >. B41 Firet {dismissing serving of processes on the miners’ families. The Pacific Coast Coal company brought the pro- cesses to oust the families. The company file@ notice ad appeal. Fitzgerald to Talk on Five-Cent Fares Five-cent street car fares will be discussed by Councilman C. B. Fits gerald before the Municipal league Receive $750,000 Mien May Murray, formerly of Seattle and a niece of the | whose will has Patent Attorneys vick —PAT- storey. Amerigas nd for= ents secured, dev olor 4 promoted. #05-6-1 Central Bldg; Seattle, Wash. and $09 ot Washington, Main SATIN Ma! we Bhd Patenta. Givnan Electric Ms Feetintt Book Quick service call 3135 Arcade Bidg. Salary Loans LE he oldeat, but we are the LARGEST, and we offer the EAS- TS, uF phos Saag pg REATMENT, Mayor Harry Pillans, of Mobile, Ala, has been invited to talk. $10,000 HOTKL FIRE PORTLAND, Oct. 10.—Fire caused $10,000 damage when a blaze, start: ing in a storage room, gutted the 13th floor of the Benson hotel here at an early hour today. No one was injured. Made to mak erg son who are working, without security, without Indorser, and strictly confidential, No Investigation or inauiry of your friends or neighbors. no difference who romine to Pay in all we ark: Tish "payments weekh onth- ly, the way that ls eas for you. EMPLOYERS LOAN SOCIETY 565 Empire Bide. 14 Near Madison. WORKINGMAN'S LOAN CO. Organized to make loans to working men and women who cannot af- SANS. made RNITURE, indorser: od. Fourth and TAN MON on diamonds TY pore i IETY FO soc! ron ATTLE 855-256 errs Ruliding Second, Near Madison. — PRIVATE PARTY Lodna on pianos, furniture, ete, on easy paymen' at current rates. Real estate contracts and mort- bought for cas! ages *C!'D. ANDERSON 220 Smith Bide. = Main sae. Y TOT AN AN’ SON NT SN IAMONDA, watches jewelry lowest rates. at Loan Rrokers AMERICAN JEWELRY CO. 821 Second Ave. Mstabiished 18 | LOANS ON AUTOMODILES You keep your car. Sargent, $02 Central Wide Timoee e183 Monuments PUGET SOUND MARHER & GRAN ite Co, lat and Virginia, Estab- Vehed R74. ——~Gptician and Optometrixt TOW Wamiinds, Praaer-Paterson Co, Patent Attorneys j HARRY BOWEN & CO, Mech. Ting Patents, $75 ($25 down, $20 3 mo. | 216 University st. Main | atent & trade | FW. MAUPIN, hackley Bide. ‘Main expert. 207 F 272! 1 SCIATICA. TUMRAA- go, Our treatment Fives tmmedate | relief, One week's jal treatment, | Open evenings. References, Drs. Poe Nad Hendon, oobi ard ave. | Piano Tuning | Fees Tuner John Strom repi tunes pianos right, Main Razor Blades Sharpened Bhankenbere, Cl Sanipractic DR. WELFARE, 8. ee, WOES fisoras no operations. 207 © Jer Cf trial at Lakeport, Cal., for the death by drowning of his wife, Mrs. Emma Spencer. He as found guilty, TO PHILIPPINES | This photo of the Rev. John A. Spencer (the only recent picture) was taken during his PORT DELEGATES OF WORLD ASSEMBLE FOR dent Thompson. The convention will be tn session for four days. On Thursday visiting Jengineers will be guests at a lunch peeted to attend the 10th annual | eon tendered by the Engineers’ club convention of the Amertean As- | of Seattle, in the basement of the sociation «Pen Aan, |L. C. Smith building. Which opens in the New Wash- All papers read before the conven ington hotel Tuesday morning. Uon will deal with ports and terminal Many of the delegates, including Benjamin Thompson, of Mobile, Als., | "<ilities. Open discussion will fol- ~ | low the presentation of cash treatise. president of the association, are in Seattle Monday. | A varied program of entertainment | Gov. Louis F. Hart, Mayor Hugh | has been arranged by the committee |M. Caldwell and Dr. W. T, Christen. |!" charge. lnen, president of the Seattle port| Many of the visiting delegates have commission, will addreas the dele. |Acetpted invitations to attend the gates at the opening session Tues-|Convention of the Pacific Coast As day. Response will be made by Prest- | ciation of Port Authorities at Van- In addition to delegates from all parts of the United States and Canada, representatives of many foreign countries are ex- |panel in the rear door CONVENTION TUESDAY PAGE 13 Jews Will Observe | Yom Kippur Tuesday At sunset, Tuesd ce of Yorn Kippur, the Day of Atonement. The services will be held i the synagogues, and will end at sunset, Wednesday. | Wade Motor Co. Is Looted by Thieves Thieves Sunday night gained en- trance to the Wade Motor Co., 200 Westlake ave., by knocking out the aud turning the lock. ‘Tires, wheels and accem sorles were taken from cars in stor age. The six men arrested in connec |tion with the finding of stolen gov- ernment liquor at Cow lake several weeks ago were bound over to the next federal A grand jury Monday. Delicious Cottage Cheese Serve it in any of its numerous delightful ways. It is not only a palatable food, but an unusually healthful and nutritious one. Kristoferson’s Cottage Cheese is prepared, clean and wholesome, at this big, modern dairy. Ask Your GROCER Or Phone Beacon 0010 PERFECTLY PASTCEU rad MIL Sl — $160,000 THEFT Awaits Outcome of Hearing on Mail Robbery Charge Charged with the theft of $160,000 in negotiable securities from the mails in California in May, 1920, J. Haanstra, 32, overseas veteran of the world war, was in federal cus- tedy Monday pending the outcome of removal hearing before United States Commissioner IK. W, McClel- land. Final hearing ts set for Octo ber 20. Haanstra owas arrested = last ‘Wednerday at Kalama upon informa- tion furnished by local postoffice in- apectors. He was brought to Seattle and lodged in the county jail, his capture being kept secret. In the meantime all efforts to secure @ con- fession of guilt are said to have failed. Haanstra bad in his | possession when arrested, according to Post: office Inspector J. 8. Swenson, $1,150 in bills, for which he was. unable to give a satisfactory account. The mail robbery was at the time attributed to Harry Gardner, now fugitive from McNeil island pentten- tiary, and Haanstra is suspected of being a partner of Gardner's, Haanstra gives his occupation automobile dealer, He is said to have formerly worked as mail piler in Oakland, Cal. He is expected to be returned to California for prosecution, They’ ve Decided on Trapping Cats MONTCLAIR, N. J., Oct. “—This town is perplexed over the question of whether it is better to kill the cats and save the birds or spare the cats and kill the rats. A majority favored the birds so Commissioner Picken has ordered several gross of cat traps which will be baited with catnip to catch stray fellnes and put an end to the bird slaughter. Women Will Let ° Men in as Guests NEW YORK, Oct. —Men will be admitted as guest members to the) new woman's national clubhouse! which is to cost $1,000,000. They/ will be given the privileges of the| dining room and allowed to gnter- tain women not members of th@ club. | She Learned Ways of U. S. in a Hurry NEW YORK, Oct. *—It took an| hour for Miss Antonia Duretta, an/ Italian immigrant, to get a case be- fore a court from the time she was admitted to this country. She entered |@ complaint against Max Eichler, taxi chaffeur; that he had charged | | her $6 for a 18:block ride. | 10,000 People 650 Horses SEE THE FAMOUS CHARIOT RACE— TEN SPEEDING CHARIOTS DRAWN BY FORTY BLOODED ARABIAN WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS— The World's Most and Most Thrilling SHE’S COMING! STARTING SATURDAY ocr. iSth cue. Ese le ‘QUEEN « SHEBA’ —A Gripping Story of the World's Greatest Love BLUE MOUSE THEATRE J} INTER GARDE THEATRE Jas. Q. Clemmer, Mgr Lavish Sensational Spectacular INTER GARDE THEATRE Jas. Q. Clemmier, Mer. “THE BLACK PANTHER’S CUB” Produced by W. R. Ziegfeld A STARTLING VIEW OF PARISIAN LIFE Starting the Emotional Actress FLORENCE REED Begins SATURDAY NTER GARDE THEATRE Jas. Q. Clemmer, Mgr. and Brilliant Cast of Broadway Stars THIS IS MISS REED’'S BIGGEST—MOST ELABORATE—MOST LAVISH rig dawn INTER GARDE THEAT Jas. Q. Clem vig