The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 26, 1921, Page 13

IBDNESDAY, OCTOBE mR Seattle Star APE Or STON nen Bs pi ——y wil Service D3 is s"Bayitable Bide. TORS tate gualifi~ . Sumber. ip your "you Calon. tofrice. AYING t whet 26, 1921, 38 FURNISHED APARTMENTS ONE T AND gS RGON PLU. WER Bath, | alls 33 Vine BLL $-ROOM APARTMENT, eam heat, ¢ Beda, 1736 Lath ave 5. Beacon 1718 nu IN RN! wer .| WOULD RENT SLEE ING ROOM, OOM, WITH 1 piano, ‘Alse nice treat upstairs room. Board if ired. Close car North 18 a PUPILS WANTED EXPERIENCED INSTRUCTOR ano and voice. Special attention Atjractive rates, Bl- PIANO LESSONS AT YOUR HOME man teacher. F-é7, Ster, 49 FC FoR SALE—MISCELLANKOUS WILLIAMS co o Bis First Ave. Flour measit AND books Capbos Tine. inne t 38 indows, 24x2¢e-2 lights : Pha itt a! 'RANSFERRI® ae ane Franclaca “Doneaiarters te ¥ @raph BR ag senate one. hurd Price, 1401 E. Union, \) Shopworn doors, $1.25 Write for ae, Sash and tpoer aroll at | W practical auto tractor achool, on the omy Sera te ite Be et any, ile 4 TAGE, WATER, is per z raonth, 6553 iy hopeckeep ing . eee: features. 261 Z URNISHED 4 e fawn, one block ttt SOTTAGE 300 ewer ih N. D ou are honest make an ef- ; home of your ractica! —_ 60-, restauran’ on natant sen. ILD COINS A! ne A la A brand NEW WA coat eg 0425 before Fc pd ont iS away’ ol your couves Foods oer ir coumeaiencs, ‘at "auction, less our AUCTION CO. Our cars are as represented All Cars Reduced Liberal Terms TTLE AUTOMOBILE SALES ~~ COMPANY ° Ketablished 18 Years 1101 B Pike st Bast 6462, FYYFPPPPPrYYPrr 4 iJ month to pay for them. 2 months on new cars. HUGHSON oe rd F gE ba ¥ Fr F 4 F F F F Fr ry ¥F F ne SERVICE © ve 5, Sar naeee ote 4 ee rd tires ih, Certainly ‘a bargain. ie ‘cl s gern NG ar. Br FORD notbaranot WA Vi PAID in $150 on contract. 1 sell for $50, balance $22 mon » lar ateert good Call age 31 a6 USED. | cone’ nee’ 0) notin Pike. “Age ue Se aL. FU rea a win Bann ers, spotlight, wheel, ete. East $657, MR. EBB. aust OFFER T) ARV MY ii land Count: ‘lub roadster, Cred tires, wire wheels, etc. Yast Soon ‘tani 34rd_ave. > COUPE, FULLY ha with wire wheels, shock eedometer, West Ht this. week 0 CHEVROLET boy “fires class condition, tet tires. Will sacrifice for cash, $175. ee Eons evenings. Capitol 3806. Battery is oe = Let GEO, wore Fiiep ee ie aa Patdo, ‘ioe 13th, Sop LOAN pot cash for autos. $184 Arcady \62 WANTED—AUTOMOBILES Witt ahADE LY -ACKE OF LAND, , for 1921 Ford coupe in ood. condition. $1, Btar, « FUR SALB—AUTO TRUCKS OVER BEFORE You BUY &-too Reo Speedwagon ixton Ford .... bi Kelly, wi 1%-ton Federal; good tires .... 915 2-ton Federal; long whee! base. 1,100 B-tom Kieiber ..4....++6 Labo 2-tom Acme; nearly new - 2,700 “-tom White speed truck . ACME MOTOR, oP Ok, BALES CO. Phone Kast Lith Ave. wothaeltie Wwe F LOOK TH room cottage that can for $1,300, on a Raced pa: ee Sh 1 yous he hom a Le ~ Ine. eee trees, Located Flag Sghetee oune hi at n ert gy nM ir aie -. Hh Wi 308 Columbia St. Eliott 6876. < SOMETHING NIFT you are re tro m this waste o! a yu what are rad can and Ls hiviny oak re; arean “ene wil beet kitchen; ment; lot 40x10 ble eh flee "te Owner, worth 43 4212 even: tore Tried. ie eral BATH; 8 FRONT wots: Ree eink WORTH HORE PHAN PRICE ote po ag aa. ERTY. 919 30TH é HR INGE, JOHN & BAISDEN, Inc. cor! NINTH AND UNION. STOVE INTO S-room BUNGALOW, up to the wets Ra vie tures; BREAK! jOOK, ful lighting ak 3 Priee terms M. J. Sire Hhira ave. Bitiott 37 a down, ‘and $25 th: i sale by owner, phone ‘Main 4 ONLY $100 CAB REQUIRED m4, et Ly 3 Hw Sagpere be i] fick ks met tack el nekeng; 7 Better han rent PETERS, 7. fe rus hed ates neigh- 4 soome mod. cot. month a man 438 Burke Bide. = ne on w of lake ang terms. J, it BE aire vi ree Bids. DB. Harriga come wee Come Queen” 14 Boston pare ngs bil prope as oer. wn. Beco see 160) THE ACREAGE : 10 ACRES &PUD LAND ay cleared; level; does not over- flow; rich, b alone to near Beighibs cash, smal payments at 6 per cent | Gorges, $1,760, on same terme. | | nee monthly CARTER, MacDONALD & MILLER, Ine. 208 Columbia st. Willett 6876. BARGAINS vme chicken farm. We have 20 i Mey, one ho 4 balance open pas- and some timber; best of #oll; plenty of water Improvements easy term, t tor small home in & squal value Inquire at 6 Bunset 564 wists 10 ACKER T rn, tool nous alld its: about’ aC slashed NY. iviny detase public markets. hi fg Parrar's BY OWNER ACRES omiah pouty land, with Fang streampén a booming set~ oe od ie has oppor: unity tow ing camp Y sawinitis just Being erected i enough cedar le bolts and fence 2% Improved, on Seatt tric line; mall bulla urposes; thoroly ‘cleared, 4 soll; not ONLY asso: roar own terms. RD LAND CO. CLIFFO at Third Ave. Open Ev BERRY “LAND, 1 $10 to $30 per ecre, about 50 miles from Seattle. Also 5 to 10 acre a te, mountains. You eity. "Bree en oe dn00: $200 conte ae REALE ine Thre Ave. s ina bie» miles south. a ety Pn fram Dea po ggg + facing | good ager land 135°eu GR Steak or a Lite r) FARM LANDS Matn tand, north of a vey? feet & 15 acres; half ¢! A icone 2 cows; beuse Edmonds On & Refg. Ca Owenwood Oil Corp, ‘WE WILL SELL 10 ret ma 2% Beste oar. ive Sree Royalty. SECURITIES Co. Bid. Foene Hidiott 3118 FERED 10000 M. City gh wees %, $19.85. value, $2.3 Geenative Iron ~Pacifie OL ‘utrall Coupler. Bonds, all issues. R SALE interest im good goin; ir shop; full set of too! lots of work on One-half and equipment; and equ ; hand: makin COzY LITTLE HOUSEBOAT. © al modern, cheap. Capitol 23 nT es ase is; alley, “8 ‘ocheol: ae ROOM Dw! jUNGALOW, with cement 1 . Around $3,001 Wo di park iby | 6 John M. SRE ‘nnd clear, ive. s04 fren and 1053 Third VACANT property. PROPERTY SPOKANE Kenwood for Seattle 3746. tS BEeTwinin Rua AND ADJOINING ALDERWOOD MANOR In the heart of the famous poultry district, where berries, bees and chickens will thrive; county ol to and ‘very 7 ay more bora’ of cay PUGET aque cASee. aster ‘oO one AN ATi PRICK pra e ae t if ait th soil, vi} ew, ata pervice and. boul igh rise $196 acre, one-fifth cash, balance °°), 8 NEWELL & SON 120 Spring rion ce iAND CLOTHING , $350, Telephone Sunset 200’ SPEC! si ial nty. prior to November 3, Erection. 906, orenenes No, 315’ Notice to be published four tim: in each of two er more daily news- peers. = YOU MAY FIND THE VE ou ave bean looking for among the secon hang, vi wg er clothing or furnitu Tult and Flower welcome. PERSONAL mt | A REAL GOOD SHAMPOO WITH Boceabelli castil® soap, 3be. e, with choico of four Marcel waving, 38 Manicurin, latce} waving, 35e. 26 Are gta eo oR Modern equip- iis UTLER SCHOOL OF 4th Ft Ce eee ay gecon: joo T: Phone for ppolntmient, Elliott ita SEATILE ;|W a STAR _|Coyle Would Honor ry Gold Star Mothers OLYMPIA, Oct. 26-—Acting Gov. Coyle has suggested that ao gold star mother from every state in the Union be present at the burial of the unknown American soldier tn National Arlington cemetery, No vember 11. Gov, Coyle has forward- ed his suggestion to Secretary of War John W. Weeks, _PERSONAL A spoen ENTITLED ARTLING About the © rin nm Science jal in Boston.” Members of that organization should read thia book inorey's Kook Btore, or in- close 15 cents to Box 718, ‘City. None — kre. K Wilisitzen. Busse 1 5 rT) CHATTEL “th HATTEL TMANS Money to loan. London Jewel Es a, 1890. 106 and ise ESTATE LOANS Hii Pd. Soe Teay ted L So- WHOM “Tt WAY GONCBRNT This is to Cariiey that Seattle Box h Heation to Anyone ® dealing to pro cupaney must file such me ice of the Building Depa: ent, Room 605 Canty rely att oe unre o, October 2h, 1921. “To tf MAY sat This bY e ¢ 218 that renee, must he. office of ne Hutiding ment, Room 608 County-City Bldg. prior to November #, 1981, Seeo ae Le 4 ibe Senta e_Butes ST tral Bide eos CAPT, Cw Hiiaty nid inting ¥ ares | INT! TINING “AND Trae = “< 4 F ne Pie RUMMAGE SALE 1902 Sixth Ave. THURSDAY-—-FRIDAY COME EARLY GOOD BARGAINS LUMP COAL—Delivered ) [ots DO.00 Ton sep 4291 ———~| been appointed legal advisor FEDERAL JOB FOR WHITNEY ‘That a new porition has been cre. ated on the loaul federal prohibition force became when it was learned that William M. Whitney, former president of the Young Men's Republican club and long @ worker for the G. O, P., hae chief assistant to Director Roy C. Lyle, Just what are the duties of advisor” to the prohibition chief, unless they dyplicate the work of the United States divtriat attorney's | in doubt Wed. office, were somewhat around the federal building neaday. “I'm sure 1 don't know what a legal advisor for the prohibition de partment is,” said Thomas P. Re- velle, U. 8. district attorney, “As @ matter of fact 1 learned of Whit ney’s appointment only very recently, I haven't been told anything except that the appoint ment has been made. The matter is nolely between Director Lyle and Whitney.” "| Director Lyle is expected to re-| “teal | recently— | \Strong Play’ on Thursday at tC orn is h known Wednesday , ana| turn to Seattle Thursday from Spo-' kane, Whitney could not be found Wednesday morning. zy PROBE PLANNED INTO DROWNING Charges by passengers that liquor aboard the Steamship Victoria was responsible for the érowning last Saturday of Ralph M. Romatate, of Seattle, a member of the Victoria's crew, will be investigated by the United States steamboat inspectors. Announcement to this effect was Inspector liquor angie and all ‘White declared, “The affair has been ‘brought to the official attention of i i ! hep 5 i i bali l li il cid a i ; i i fr as e tid i : superintendent of fisheries, the orig inal order wes made for the benefit Ofefishermen in that would mean a conservation of the salmon and a more profitable supply when the Sound was reopened. Fishermen, however, object to the closed season lasting until May 1, 1922. Convict on Parole Forfeits His Bond Carlos M, Byron, who wae paroled ) from McNeil island penitentiary to stand trial In Portland on land fraud charges, is now a fugitive from jus- tice, it wae learned Wednesday. Byron; who was serving’a term following conviction on a similar charge, was paroled on $5,000 bonds to face the Portland case. He is to have forfeited these bonds, which were at once raised to $20,000, and now federal officers are searching for him, Forfeited Coupe Sold at Auction 'W. E. Theodore, chiet deputy Unit- ed States marshal and auctioncer ex- traordinaire, lived up to his reputa- tion for getting the kale when, at public auction Wednesday, he sold a forfeited Hudson coupe for $350. Harry Tall was the successful bidder. _FOR SALB-MISCELLANEOUS | "FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS “NEW AND MADE-OVER UMBRELLAS FOR SALD MORGAN, 1311% THIRD qjo'clock there will —Photo by Wayne Albee, McBride Btudio Mrs. Edana Ruhm, whose portrayal of character parts with the ‘repertory company at the Cornish has made a de- cided hit. For first time in Ambrica Paul Claudel’s masterpiece, “The Tidings Brought to Mary,” will be produced at the Cornish theatre here Thurs day evening by the repertory com- pany of Maurice Browne and Ella Van Volkenburg. The play has stirred European playgoers for the past 20 years. ‘With this offering the reportory seagon will close, having presented im all six plays of the unusual, or artistic type. “The Tidings,” as it is generally known abroad, is based on the mys tic religious romances of the middie ages, its scene being laid neat Rheims Cathedral. ‘The leading roles will be taken by Ellen Van Volkenburg, Maurice Browne, Janet Young, Byron Foul- tng Saturday night, the 29th. SILK SPOILED AT SEA; ROAD SUED One of the most unusual cases ever docketed in federal court in Seattle was scheduled be tried Wednes Federal Judge 5383 iH 3 oF i es j 3 2 t system immediately, Funds for the committee's oe een Armistice Parade to Be Great Event ‘The Armistice Day parade to be beld under the direction of veterans’ organizations of the city, will make November 11 a red-letter event in the history of this city’s patriotic demonstrations, The Spanish-American war veter- ans have voted to join the parade in \a body. The Eagles are expected to contribute two drill teams, and other civic organizations have promiged to participate. The celebration wil] begin at 11 a. m, with the explosion of. bombs, The parade will start from Fourth ave, and Lenora st. at 3:30. At 4 be vaudeville, and a dance at 9 o’élock. A smoker is also scheduled for 9 o'clock. Wreck Causes Suits for $290,000 More Additional claims~totaling $290,000 have been filed with United States | Commissioner A, C. Bowman against the Canadian Pacific Steamship Co., in connection with the sinking of the steamship Princess Alice, in Alaskan waters, in 1918, More than 200 lives were lost, Educators Convene for Fifth Session Educational movements in Wash- ington were to be discussed at the afternoon session of the Washington Education assoctation, which con- vened Wednesday at Bellingham for its fifth armual convention. Teach: ers from every county in the state are in attendance, PAGE 13. ‘WOULD LOWER RETAIL PRICES Some of the fruit growers of the irrigated districts of Washington have reached that stage of successful production where their responsibility ceases after the fruit has mpened on the trees, having nothing thereafter to do except to count their cash re- coipta. The buyer attends to the picking, packing, shipping and mar- keting. Sounds like a soft proposition— nothing to do but watch the buds tranalate themselves into big, luscious apples, and then take the money. But it isn't as easy as it sounds, for months of hard work must be put in for the protection of the trees at every stage; and then, while the grower is usually success- ful in keeping the worms out of the | hearts of his apples, there is some- Umes a bit of canker on his inner consciousness, when he learns the dif- | ference between the price he receives and the price his apples fetch at re tall, One such grower, a man who spe- clalizes in extra fancy apples, and who has sold several crops t on his trees, hag added his tale to the many stories of personal experiences that are coming into headquarters of the Patific Northwest Fruit exposi- tion, the big fruit show to be held at the Bell st. terminal in November. This grower was inquisitive enough last season to trace some of his apples to the point of final re and Washington, D. C., where fully identified boxes of apples were sold at $15 each, This grower tells his tale uncom Plainingly, for he got the price he asked last season, and he is getting @ better price this years Bi tells it to illustrate one of ate FRE ie Hs ii G I i i Hf u t£ it i E i Hee is] i ; Bs cs | | | Hi Fi : i E z | ij : nil F [ if | i it il il ; i } & : Hy i : f F 3 i : F fr 1 ze its icf sie : é i ; ti in a soft drink place, in an informa- tion filed in Justice C. C. Dalton's court Wednesday. Thomas E. Hulse, county superih- tendent of schools, announces that the state teachers’ examinations will be held November 8, 4, 5 in the civil service rooms, Arctic building, com» mencing each morning at 6.