The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 11, 1921, Page 13

=2 Seattle Star ublished Daily at 1907 Seventh Ave Seattle, Washington. ‘Subscription Rates sr 1. IN ADVANCB ik HP STATE e month ree months ix months Be Seer ssf OUTSIDE or &sT. FRingrone tee te 8c per month. or £8.90 year, BY CARRIER IN CITY er month. ‘ Rates Per Insertion Transient charge advertising, 15 ts a line per insertion a * ste Six insertions five. / Largest Audience in Northwest Recs The Star’s Want Ads Phone Main 0600 FEMALE HELP WANTED {INA TIONS RVIC Seattle, October, Positions $1, Age, 18 upward. Perience unnecessary. For free joulars, instruction, write J.C. (former Civtl Service Bx- 112 Equitabl Bids. on, D. c. iner) ‘ashi N a D CAT free lessons in shorthand tna ty peweitin; for nominal serv- S15 Washington Bldg, ae (Personal 9p is TERE 18 YOUR CHAN interview costs you nothin o ae jeweler, wate! aver in @ short thod of teachin, Our me L. Qur schoo! is ing School Seattle, Wash } | nd whe creer ¥ “0 LJ SAMe—MISCELLANBOUS WILLIAMS CO. 3 Firat Ave. & 4 AND DOORS Mour Bins” ‘upbeard Doors Sash 20x26-—4 lights Bash 28x33—4 lights Window txts Troping Board and 1.00 80 ius tights 1.80 ‘abinet, com- sand Win any kind i Plate ines bad. oh “WILLIAMS “CO. atablished uls “PORTABL B HOUSE store buildin; Portanis “houses, DE MARS PORTARL L0G. CO. Opp. Ford Factory, Capitol 3922 SRATTLE STAR-A-STAR AITINGL 18 | erected. TT Rens delivered. fram mill. | raxrerox |" DRIVERS—THE ood wet won then mail, $1.00, Auto Acce: sory, __ 616, Bremerton, Was fEMETITCHING AND PYCOTIN attachment, Rirmingham. OLD GROWTH FIR $10, 12 cords for $19. Dry ald 1eein. $9, 8 cords for $17.00 School diplow me Sidney 0130. om POR Al FOREST WOOD, MILL wood, short slab, call Sidney 1738. My prices are right, delivery. an PRINTING PRESS AND TYPE. 100 cards, Se. Prin Rubber _stamps, Novelty Print 1611 3th. ACHINES, GOOD DROP- heads, $10 up. Ro ing. Main 19 GHEAPEST WOdD Cedar wood, $3.0 _of canal. Phone MMAGE BAL A clothing and many other article at 1814 Seventh ave. NEW PIANOS FOR RENT. RENT plied on purchase. Meyer: mer, 210 Unt SRY MILL WOOD, F5e double load, Immediate €¢ RB BALE GAS RANG ater cheep _ 14th av ry. 'D GAB new. aoe sold, repaired Tent- ‘amera Exchi 3136 Ar- cade Bldg. GOOD OAK WATER BARRELS, gallons $1.00, 1837 16th W eo a. bax. Also real estate. 3202 $1.50 Box | J and prompt) 7 FOR SALB—REAL ESTATE Jackson improve ement qraveled te all in and paid for; sidewalks; graded and atr newer oted; nice! bathroom: lighting, fixtures: and] Jot 40x100, Most of furniture in Cluded; 3 bedrooms; small recep il; 2) entrances, i $1,000 down, and x in ne but a good in HARRY wold Rainier 0091 1 98,06. - ro m pengalew with rooms; lot 40x100. $3, Nits room bungalow: paved dis- Yrtet fine kitchen binet undry “Fioe CABH ACRE AND AUTO Good running Overland car and fine, level acre t partly leared, just north of the city limits; good View of Lake Washington; city Water, light and telephc Price 1 McCAULBY, Wil, 3862 American Bank Bldg COUNTRY PLACK $-ROOM HOUSE, Y-aere ground, all cleared and berrie: room how basement; city water; Nght; Only $2,250; termes McCAULEY, EL, 1112 American Bank Bid@ 4-ROOM BUNGALOW $1,500. Gar, 291 Ait tw ; oodiand park; 2 blocks to h bedrooms: | ut In fine condi~ 0 cash, $25 month- nice lot. Would take light truck as first payment. ave. Fremont SMALL COTTAGE, $1,250; $25 60 gown. $31 $25 mont 4 American i. OME iret 2007, 19as | 77 room houses in district up to $3,000, For results lst ‘our property wit 210 Hinckley Bld wick us WANTED us ED CLOTHING AND fn Firs. Owl 1317% ist Etijote 9891, aciierea. PE OG CORD, KAVANA HATS. $2. a Blake buys. 52s FURNITURE FOR SALE FURNITURE ¢ hi or trade for, rent $15 Poplar pl DAVENPORT Main 0600. Ys A GOOD n ~~ GIANT Ken- SA, ‘LEMISH_ bucks and does, 5 to 15 Ibe wood 1488. ___ FOR BALE—AUTOMOBILES FRANK WATERHOUSE CO. 721 EB Pine st We have cut the again on ev e. bag | Six, Cadita: jae. Overland, Na- standard makes. Anywhere from $200 to $1,000; easy terms. YOUR CREDIT 18 GOOD No cash required aa first payment relfane used car. a need aa Start paying for 30 days. La!- y. Open evenings and Henry Mossbach, E bala mronthty’ pe Prancata em te interest, ai Centra! gone: inc., Authort: Ford Dealers, Broadway and Pike East 08: 4 sing. PR dnt. Capitol 2189. $275 CASH. bE EMOUNT- ‘i La CANDY Fac- tories At home, or amall room any- . We furnish everything. Bes mene ack una N— PHOms opener and iF quick 1311 % | ow: BATTERY MAN pays youn oped battery is N. G. sare it. Rat: Fourth’ and’ Spr ESiunes “Wmenthiy. = Oregon st. JONLY 5 $306 jn good running order. OGartield “ahit. AUTOS WHILE IN OWN- S300" eh, Owner, 3508 CARE. sor Casi FoR 3134 Arcade ai je Bids FonD SEDAN FO FOR SALE, NEARLY new. Eastern ave. ANTE id | AUTO. REPATRING - DONE AT 41.06 OM: ERNE: P 7 Bae hardwood floors, fireplace. fast nook, laundry tra: Jond location gn Queen Anne h ri Garfield 2354-R. + = RENT ROOM RE a car. Aid Whitman ‘ave. ISHED APARTMENTS AND FLATS { COTTAGE FLAT, 925 i trom Madison, i contract for r hour. I also ib. aren l All work and get my price: good light cars. He; ap 4 to 618 KE Pike rid East 2651. a ay SALE—AUTO TRUCKS THE HOME OF REO SPEEDWAGON Reo Speedwagons, with express bodies, complete, from $350 up, in Al condition. if can use a truck, be sure and see us before you buy. Packard, express body, fine condi- tion. fah GMC, express body, a bargain. r Maxwell 1-ton, late model. th, micely furnished, suit- ‘or Fak or two friends. 4223 APARTMENTS, for rent, cheap. Fine loca just_finteh, Elliott 0245. EEPING ROOMS [AM ALONE NIGHTS; WILL Give 2 rooms, light and phone, $5 month. lose to Lincoln h school. North 5008. it FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FURNIBHED HOUREKERPING The trite 188 Siri aves nea? near TINTED, BVERYTHING rnished, cheer weekly. 707 Madison» va WORKING GIRLS—WILL REN’ rooms half price. Elliott 0245. URN RNIBHED ROOMS ard ave. Horey with Hight, housekeep: ra in rear of store, locate i? Madison st. Bee A. Kennedy, $14 Colman Bide. PUPILS WANTED STOR, ATTRA Both children nd WE PA Tecords Lia in a et, downstairs, Maxwell %-ton, runs fine. Remember, We Give Easy Terms, and Don't Charge Brokerage. UNITED M COMPANY E. PINE AT BELLEVUE. SEE THESE BEFORE YOU BUY completely overhauled . noes 1,400 2-ton Federal, long wheel base, just the thing for lumber of wood hauling ... 2-ton Acme, nearly new reve “2500 r ish|ACME MOTOR TRUCK SALES CO, Phone Hast 304, 1508 11th Ave. 75 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE YOU WANT A 6-ROOM HOUSE, ON paved street, for $1,600, on terms, Ls car—-or you want ere tracts near Des Moines 4, iit .@ bargain. THIS [8 SOME BARGAIN modern home, -on Queen |g 4-ROOM BU p nook, basement, $2,100; Phinney district, GUST STENBERG, North 3028. st Arende Bid sa to pe 1482. L to Wy be buys is Geen Moet pre operty. '® it Boston St uae a-aert. , 3, 4 AN 5 eedars end up to dai briced mat $4,000; easy terms. terms, ington, Reo, bomen Chalmers and a few other) —— D jew York fil TRADE FOR CAB or small CS ee Write Moss, Siiverdal FORD GgooDp Low piicns ES Derm sreqete wot) t, et, oth bottom and bench. in three localt= REAM OF WESTERN w 20 acres of more. bb w oaat Dterine to weit. from $1@ to $60 per scr: member, the larger pric the choicest bottom land to be found xwhere. IMPORTANT! iteady work to be had in Walking stance, J, F. GRAHAM COMPANY _ oes borg Tank Bid " oultry house good horse gna all farm tools machinery; fine orchard of assort- ed fruit. This place ts tn fi > school a Main 7839. 16 ACKES SMALL SHACK ALDER. FIR AND CEDA ‘This land lies perfectly leve on county road;.the very best of notl; enough wood on the land to more than pay for it; close to ratl- road apd sawmills and nice lake; a ce MORSE CO. 416 Leary Bigg. Mott 4635. $3) 3110-ACRE door; within 4-mile of Sound; good orchard; ali fenced and crons- fenced. Only $1,750; payment, ors Ay THE MO am old e cHie RA PART CLEARED 2-room house, chicken house, barn well, splendid soll: ¢ HIGH ADE buildings pew: lecnion highway cast of Kent, Must be a quick. Only $950, on your own eaay tor ‘ma. THE W. E. MORSE CO. 416 Leary Bia met 63 6 ACRE i TRUNK 5 eres, facing Nor North Trunk “road acres cleared; 4-room house, brooder house 12x40, rough lumber house for chicken house 20x60; in- quater and — i eo good well This rain. Price $2, tee; "s6t0 con yey $lp per month. P. VAN ARSDALE 1016 ‘Third Ave. WORKING MAN'S HOME— tract black loam soil, all on paved road, just out- T-room’ plsatered ° kinds. For quick sale, $2,600; will make attractive terms MERRITT REALTY CO. 721 New York Blk ES This in a location, 4A North End. home — ranc with h er clea: 1 and no 1, and light ng? some wood. $8 $100 Down. 5. DIBBLE aE ae tan New York Block. a: 3% PAVED HIGHWAY On main paved highwa: Seattle and Everett; I y all cleared; 4-room cottage, barn, ehicken house and other outbulld- IBiRe fruit trees; berries. Price 3, $500 cash. vane ARSDALE i ACRES OF TARE FRONTAGE, between th: o highways south of the city; county road on one end, lake on other. Ideal spot for water front home. Exeellent soil. Parked along the shore. Abundance of wood. easy terms. B. 120 Spring. aoate i city; 13¢ interurban; good spring Drive to city markets in 25 minutes. Price $750; terms $75 cash, $10 monthly. man, 301 Mutual Life Bidg. Elliott 70 ACRES, UNIMPROVE! Ric soil; good as Skagit fla clearing; water for power rigation; will not overflo’ school; good neighborhood. n ideal home. See W. Pirgerie w, Wash. 4 ir- MA Thc gh00; $15 « Splendid location;’ improved places adjoining; all ce level; part- ly improved; good soll, Handy for king in town. See Mr. 3 8 urd BI inyone wi $200—CASH--$200 § ACRES, WITH SMALL HOUSE; 1 ; pump; good ooh 4 Tome. ruil price 1 WASHINGTON LAND CO., 611 Third. 4-ROOM HOUSE; WATER; LIGHT; Taw! real nici cash lana "$15 ‘monthly is all you ee % PETERS, 726 Third A hird Ave. TOME "rie an EPR SALE, ,, RIGHT Even Elect Co, 1223 First ave. 4 ac t Balee AT Pat, Hla Behe trace | display, 1008 Third ave, 361 Frances | rult, all) See'Mr. Brene- | t|« easy ” “| #669 HITS LINE AND GETS BUSINESS |Paint Co. Defies Depression and Breaks Record By E, P. Chalcraft ‘There are more ways than one to kil @ cat. Ss. F. Additional proof of alleged mixappropriations of county funds by former Sheriff John M. Stringer was shown Tuesday by letters on file in the prosecuting attorney's office, In these letters Stringer is shown to have had « thoro knowledge of the transaction by which he ts alleged to have “wrongfully converted” over $6,000 of funds paid him by the federal government for “care, custody, control and subsistence” of federal prisoners in the county jail and stockade, while Stringer was sheriff, A letter from Stringer’s attorney, Wajter 8. Fylton, November 29, 1920, in which Stringer is quoted as mak ing @ direct threat, follows: “John Stringer, Sheriff, King County, Dear Sir; Complying with your request to furnish a suggested form of letter to be written to the department of justice, declining in view of refusal to pay your bills ren- dered, further to keep federal prison- “We let off the old line of attack lors in the county jail, 1 think a let- —our staple goods,” Roddie €* \ter along the lines following should plained, “and developed a brand | answer: new eet of specialties, For instance,| 7 one was a new paint for shingler. |... “-apeguns General of the United Instead of retrenching, we increased |" |, our advertising and played up these Department of Justice, Washing new lines for all we were worth. tn. D.C. Dear Bir, From January Our salesmen featured them. We!) 1919, to June 1, 1919, federal pris. went right out after new buainess— joners were kept’ in the county jail land we get & under contract made by me as sher- iff with department of justice. “Now, many of these specialties! «rng acting auditor of your de- [have become staples themselves.| partment by his disallowance of my a tw increasing satistac Pilly rendered In purauance of the contracts has sought to repudiate “Of course, prices are down [and get aside my arrangement, with now, so our returns are HOt line department of justice relating to what they were at the peak, line care and feeding of federal pris- but our tonnage this year ts | oners, and in view of this situation, greater than it was last gear, [you will take notice that on Decem- We turned more goods out of [ber 10, federal prisoners will not be our factory in September than {received in the county jail nor board- fn any previous = September 4/44 py me’ since we have been in business.” According to infermatiqn in the And note this: The Seattle | prosecutor's office, Stringer sent @ Paint Co. recently raised the | pica to United States Marshal J. M. saliries of ite executives and | Royle, at Tacoma, in which Stringer many other employes. pleaded for payment of federal bills due him for upkeep of federal prison- MEXICO CITY, Oct. Apart of|ers. Stringer declared he had made ttle centennial celebration of Mexi-|a deficit of $20,000 in his budget in jean independence the first stadium | caring for these prisoners, and had built in Mexico for young women| been forced to apply to the county will be dedicat@1 by the School of| commissioners for a deficiency ap Industrial Art. propriation to obtain needed relief. ‘There atatcments were contained ~ FARM LANDS in a letter now on file with Prose- FARMS cutor Douglas, Deputy Prosecutor 50 PER ACRE $ —-_ SEVERAL, go SAND ACRES w scung HES no | The Seattle Star DIRECTORY land te now, ne & ee Roddie, president of the Seattle Paint ¢ paint manufac turers, 224 Jackson st, knows that. When paint prices topped the peak in May, 0, and began slid ing down the other side of the mountain, Roddie found business in Practically all staple lines falling at an alarming rate. Qut ho didn’t begin te cut sab aries, reduce forces, and other wise act faint-hearted, He didn't squinch up his toos and howl. Instead, Roddie his financial losses with a grin and proceeded to develop. another way to secure the demise of bis particular feline animal. He developed a new line of specialtics, bein. settlers thru the NORTHWEST LAND SETTLEMENT ASSOCIA-| TION in 1% 20, r 40-ncre tracts a © BERRY CUL- GARDENING, POULTRY, DAIRYING. MIXED’ FARMING Some of the tracts wWrse R- ING “eNOUGH to be PLANTED next SPRING. Write 2 at he dguarters., NOR’ LAND AF amas tap raat ye race Nw tusington mB et ‘intablismed Henttte, 1098; n Bid. Syinote 5078, “CANADIAN PACTFIC™ RY. LAND 5,000,000 acres of fertile prairie land, ready for the pl price of $18 p terms 2 per c@nt in neipal payments fo: mene fk Mala, 5788. 1213- EBA 14 Hoge Bid. Patents Tradema: TORNER fae sa-Pine Sars 16 Bi dates M. 864k 1 Loans MONEY LOANED, On At CNET talus, THE RELIABLE |L 907 Third ave. with onal capita low rates to Alberta. literature and rat nadian Pacific R test Pioneer Bidg. Ms 00 CARH PLASTERE plow; very 3 and farming district ‘Full $55 WASHING "Pann co, 611 Third. Lots WORK NOW and camp adjoining my Skagit county. Let me tell you how to sucee: H.C. Pree 726 Third Ave. ee + Rog eri under | go#6Ra APPLIANCES, WIRING. | ye, lvnen TEjcctrie Co., 641 First Ha Feitintt ors road price eo hom: ukwila, Wa STOCKS OFFERED Johnston Piston & Futrel! Coupler. Sound Rubbe: Victory Rubber. Alaska Petroleum & Coal. Columbia Red Metal Amalg. Gold Mines. Beacon Coal Mines. 2000 7% bonds Sound Rubber. 00 Western Smeiting & Power. 1373 Jack Knife Windshield. 25 King Airship. . &§ United Finance. Falcon Mining, Chicagof Isl. Davie Car “Totem. Boswell Mining. Forks Drilling. Wyoming ifie OIL Swastika Oil AND iis 410 TO #100 Made thas Tihias Becta security, indorser; and strictly Straus of rot og'ae difference who you owe re what 9 ‘want the money for, he way that Ja gortent for . x O ai tk 565 Empire Npldg. 914 Second Ave., Near St Be WORKINGMAN'S LOAN CO. Organized to make loans to workin Thermopolis Cat Creek. ford and ag go cannot al SANS.” mind FORNITURE, Hughes O11 a PA 4 Buy Liberty Bonds, top prices. Rees RALARY. No indorsers. raon refused. 118 Cherry St Main 6899. _ MAHOARD. BLDG WILL BUY I 4 Pike, 10th Hughes Oil ohnaton Piston & Ring. On dens ed Jewry on most socieTr. FOR eer air, LOANB Alaska Steamship € Rain Root ste Empire ond, Near Madiso A PRIVATE PARTY Janos, Loans “hayments, at current rates. estate contracts and mort- NDERSON 320 81 1h Bag, Main 4526. 1m HORE TO LONE, LOAN ANE AMOUNT ON DIAMONDS, watches and ewele ; hee poe rates. Loan Br jehere Beatt BRICAN TWEET Cs eee Ertablished 1889, \UTOMOBILES | sal nt Toppa Pah nide i Bintere 6138. lonuments PUGET SOUND HA FBLH Ee GRAN: Co d i end Virginia iwtab- Hone Dillan and Optometrat — ee pte Ate W Paminnds, Frese ‘atent Attorneys N ‘0., Mech. Bing. WEN & © ($35 down, $20 3 mo. 21 ¢ Tniversity st. Main jels. Kis dison. joor. + Gas Crystal lex Auto 0 orn. Bmneiting & Power, Mania Petroleum & Coal. reat: Pacifie Oil. Self-Batling Lifeboat. Red Desert O11 & oa MAX WINKLER Union St. Eliott 0850, ee #4 BUSL SS | a VORTUNITUES $1,000 BREMERTON RARGAIN 13-room boarding and lodging house; -yenr lease, very . See Gregory, WASHINGTON LAND CO.,'611 Third. FULLY AUTO” REPAIR” SHOP,” equipped, doing &@ fine business, bargain for quick sale, Call D.C Watters, Capitol 0397. pe 200 CASH WILL GIVE YOU POS: wennion of @ small BCE ‘Third A " Tn is one Blade, Annex, ‘selis hign bu a houses. GTS ¥ oO} BUSINESS. Mr. hehling, He oge Bidg. Annex. ‘SPECIAL NOTICES DIABETIC FLOUR. GARFIBLD 2704. 98 PERSONAL BR PLUMME. {VOCATIONAL ax: pert of head 4. Rell advice on al Yale Bldg LADY DRIVING TO BAN FRAN- cisco soon. Room for one more. 347 W. &Sbth st. A—Mre. A. Willeiksen, Sunset = 1. LOANS joan. London Jewelry Be une 1890. 105 2nd av 100 REAL ESTATE LOAN! RHEUMATISM, co. Our treaime ne woek's Piano Tuner John Strom repairs and tunes pianos right. Math. 3020. Razor joanken 1407 4th ave. Di ae Nip aailcas ont 8.| ler Bid s mh for an M’ iv. Fi QUOTE LETTERS TO SHOW STRINGER HAD KNOWLEDGE OF GUILT Arthur Schramm, jr. and Special In- veutigator Ralph Hammer, who have worked on the case for several) months, gathering the evidence against Stringer from Washington, D, C, and local sources, ‘The significant fact shown by this letter, according to authorities, ts that while Stringer was alleged to have been using the funds for his own use, his deficit ran into five fig- ures, . STRINGER AGREFABLE TO TWO BILLS F. Fishmon, federal inspector of pris- | ons at Washington, D. C., Stringer | is quoted as follows: , “Dear Sir: Replying to your letter | of April 1, in regards to board of | prisoners in the King county jail, will any it ip perfectly agreeable to} me to make out two bills for each in- stitution, as suggested by you. They will be made out*to John Stringer, in which a charge of 25 cents is to be made to read for custody, care and control, instead of jail rent, as you suggested. The other bill to be made | out in the name of King county, to | read for subsistence, The stockade | bill should read for subsistence, 50) cents, and 15 cents for care, custody and control.” Stringer has gone to Sultan, Sno- homjsh county, it was learned Tues- day. Tt is the 25 cents referred to in the letter as for “care, custody and control” that Stringer is accused of | using for bis personal gain, accord-| | Vital Statistics BIRTHS Caldwent, John Edwin, 4057 Baker ave, twin girls. Moats Harold, 9601 12th ave. N. W. Kflebe prrniter W. 6018 27th ave. Fg K. Colombia, Sooth th. Chaties T. 484 16th ave Dertzcas, Dokrates, 413 Sixth ave. © ‘canhend R. 122 Melrose ave. seems Christen, 33) N. 104th trl, 506 111m aye. N. girl. 206 12th ave. N. st, leColl Al 5 oye ~ camel John, 1823 Mc&yn: Aa Gilbert, 1216 38th ave N. ple, Herbert Clair, 353 W. Sé¢th boy. Sumida, ——_ 904 Fifth ave, sundins Joba, ‘06 Hughdanks pl, Mana, James M., 1923 Waitt st. boy. a Arthur EB, 2323 W. 65th si Gill peo Franklin, Ashwood, Or. nilaiier, , William, $117 Judkin st, Dysart Arthur, 1543 48rd ave MN, Jones, RAward. Ral Nee SR: © +g Bordarud, “Arthur By. 4634 G1 S ra a, 2308 nee Sixth gue $i fk MARRIAGE LICENSES Name and Residence. * Fred T.. Seattle jtriee Seattl Seattle Xedereon. Nina, Beatth a, Karl R, Yacolt Peterson, Elvira, Seattle Laebe, Fred, Rai seed . Caster, Lulu, es le. Anda, James G., Seatt Bale Dolores, Beattie angen, Wallace, Tacoma . Finttur, Hazel, Tacoma ... Coof™ Charles R., Seattle . war) art, Mary Elizabeth, Seattle Martina, ieee, epttle lucile, Burgan, Helen Kmith, Roderick A. Seattle Keen, Frances, Seattle Vine, Fred, Jovita -Legal Williams, Adah J.P Puyaliup Legal Kelley,» Walter, Seattle . +21 it | Kennedy, Ola, Seattle . . 4, Seattle onsen, Hansine, Seattle . Benefiel, Ralph, Seattle . Wheeler, Inez, Seattlee. Oddson, John T. W., Blain +28 Mansolf, Mae LE, Enumclaw .. ..25 Harpel, William B., Keyport ..Legal Hendrickpon, Eufamia Amelia, Pearson . -Legal Brown, Burton A. Seattle Perry, Adeline V, Seattle . Name and Residence, Eldridge, Amos 8. Tacoma England, Mae, Seattle Chittenden, Hiram Martin, Seattle, 27 Gotf, Maude Josephine, Seat: 28 Simonson, Frederic W., Seattle Roberts, Killen, Seattle Tefft, Dr. A. Ls, Pomeroy 4 Burch, Nina E., Tukwila Barker, Wm. K., Vancouver, B. C..23 WHsht Ada Leona, Vancouver, “ y, Charles Tacoma | Russell, ‘Helen, Spokane Lawh James, Seattle . Lumbert, Marie, Port Orehard Westcott, Lawrence M., prem: erton * Oscarson, Gust, Seattle Johnson, Linnea, Seattle Leahy, James Di M Clark, Thom: Hughe: Bong, le Peterson, Florence, Seattle Nordstrom, EB, G,, Battle ... Lee, Liette, Seattle McElwain, John E. Young, Lilliam M, apohase Anderson, George J., Seattle .. Faber, Edna, Seattle Le Graham, Gordon C., Seattle McNicol, Margaret, Seattle DEATHS Fowler, Kugene K. 78, 836 3, 69th st. Ou, Otto, Aenh Woodberry, 5., 86, ine, ‘county home, Prussen, Aite th @ " % 1823 w 52nd 9 months, 32400 Cudworth, Jam cl 27, 532 Second av. N. t, Capt. Samuel Adams, 69, 3639 nsmore ave. Poimiroc, Gene, 14, Re Ne wioth ave oulsbo, month, 5215 % Gunderson, Oscar, 25, ss | be M, 1 Pingry, Arthur ‘William, 18, 6273 21st 67, 412 hi ah $1 Virginia at. Clara A. 42, 819 17th calvert Yiiiiam, S, 84, 1531 Bel- mont ee led ‘Knnie, 62, 25: Seventh ave. 5. ing to the demand recently made| probably be granted, agninst Stringer by the King coun-| The law upon which the demand ty commissioners, The 60 cents for|in based is quoted as forcing the each prisoner's subsistence was| duty of receiving and feeding of fed faithfully turned over to the county,| eral prisoners upon the sheriff, The according to the charges. board of these prisoners is to be Stringer was served with a copy] paid by the government, under the of the demand last Wednesday, ac !w. Duplicate receipts are also cording to Prosecutor Douglas.| required to be made out for ail Walter 8, Fulton, Stringer’s attor-| funds recetved, and copies sent to ney, has asked two weeks in which| the department of justice, in Wash- to consider the demand, This will! ington, D. C. American Savings le _ Bank & Trust Co. American Bank Building Capital and Surplus paid in.$700,000.00 The American Bank Building, free of encum- brance, is owned by the bank. The American Safe Deposit Vaults in our own building are absolutely fire and burgiar-proof. They are the superior in safety of any in the Northwest. Com n invited. vate Vaults, We solicit your One Dollar will i a savings account. Home Savings Banks FREE. .00 per annum. OFFI J. P. GLEASON, President GEO. B. BAKER, Vice President SHORT PRACTICAL COURSES FOR MEN AND WOMEN New class opening in Shorthand, Monday, Wednesday and Friday evening—two hours per night—hopes to ac complish in six months what an ordinary“night class takes nine months for. We are starting a new class in Commercial Telegraphy, teaching railroad and commercial line telegraphy.. The instruction is by experienced men. There is room for a few more students in the Mechani- cal Drawing class. Instruction in lettering, tracing, biue prints, ete. 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