The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 3, 1921, Page 15

qenurses NOVEMBER 8, 1921, , Subscription Rates ‘ATL IN ADYANCB sah N Tine stare SERVICE 5 oven! ; have. 600. Age. 18 upward. Ex- nee For (tree jeulars, Inetryetion, write J. Lac ae (former Civil Service . 1128 Equitable Bide. wes ington, db ELDER care of 2- warsold baby two wee! 0 dares title ‘preferred. Phone between Ss & m. and tp. est Weisticld cant | your throw it way te oe Clock, QOL TOE PIO LE GE SALE SHOR 5 al ie teat rat @uto tractor wo Pike and Melrose. ND room ui Fur- a held 4590, AN, RRIED, feotter ct exchan; aD Star. MIN? (RHANG- i ag how: 1915 prices. 50M. KALSO reasonable. Sunset Mii LOST AND FOUND iRiSH TERRIER PUPPY, 4 is old, last Sunday. from foot Anne bill. tia rap Bs a od nae ‘OU ATTEND SCHOOL, AND violin lessons, I have instru- F-98, eT—WALTHAM WRIST WATCH. ena, and Renton Junc- Rew: were. 5616 Rai- WiLL 3 ‘ARTIES PLEASE RETURN a4 ‘Was taken from etn deft at a fn Columble st.7 Liberal SLD I ia 150, ORED it near Parental School. ane Beacon Tos and pay x reward. No charge for it. andard 13 10 Let_ONFURNISRED aha for Millinery ao MeDermott Bid. | 0 , 2? UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS AND FLATS NEW, ment, on Market Ballard, O. Witlott 0245. yori THE BACCHUS = NEW; SP QDERR steam heat, 3-room, $32.50. Bai $10—6- ROOM” MODERN 2Tth SR West 0851-W. Pek TL ih 38 FURNISHED APARTMENTS AND FLATS . FURNISHED se at, FLAT, 490 Hn K. rooma or fean, reasona’ 2-ROOM ON) Mn heat, KY beds, 1718 i2th ave. ROOMS RNISHWH Z HOVSEREEFING * senate 1333 aod - me xth ave, rE LY. Tr NTED, furnished, month, ir EVER “room modern, Eitott 0245, as REASONA glone in, rm, 3. mechanically inclined. clean young men, Mt. Baker car to Irving #t., inquire 1266 Lake ay steady, PIANO LESSON: Man teacher. F-8 if 20K35—4 Vii Sash 28x82-—4 ri Windo: 2n2t ai hts .. Tron} inet, come Ids wn. bs US ou malt Established 1899. PLO: OF ars | bt BASINS, TOILETS, Ete. room hotel, just di mantleg J All ‘then grade goods, at rh prices. FL ‘AVES s ae 2155, or ale From, Every Coaat FINE WAND PRICES REASONABLE 1 AVE. ‘A. RS, LOG- MINERS, ens "PIsHERiEN — We heave @ Quantity of wind-proof and rain-proof its for all outside work, bai | will sell for ROSUIT ‘AR-A-STAR SHINGLES, $3 PER M,, delivered from mill. Samoiee ; a Seattle ferry landing. ‘Sousa ra « ott a aps he raid al imi washington at ny me | hese, ait ‘sis she. ae ce ave. RENT. RENT mY D wood, prompt delivery, Call Sid- GA PA ie. GIGGLE F esasaae ‘or sale where toys are Mra. Mar- Anderson, 1921 Sencea st. ‘SALE inesday, First ave. and Pine Cae TPYARD WOOD Shipyard wood Spege Phone Main 3 Al qd «ite, for $50. Evenings, North ane ais seg ne paver |r CLOTHING ANB 1. 1317% 1 4 at. pra a PRINT, 1611 SEVENTH. WANTED—FUERNTITURE ‘DONT Ove Foun FURNITURE Call Elliott oe Setore you hv ant we will pay you cash and goods away at your conveuienes = eg Be Cad at ne tion, leas our im inet or ECONOMY gs | me AUCTION co. It means more lad for your Tyrpitere. ny tht HELLS CcriON HOUSE Rec: A = 408 Pike. Main 6618. 32 FURNITURE FOR FOR” SALE — LAUREL RANGE, heater, chairs and other furniture. Phone Sunset 2022. 59 LIVE i TWO BADDLE HORSES. Would like to share their une. beautiful animals, Write Tt YHARS, edweing, ain ¢ SPAN 0 weight irnation, W —_—_— 61 FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES _ chicken * hou Sioili Af Re ad dor “eady OUSE, LARGE GARDEN, + month, North End, Phone $701-K. ae —3-ROOM Hi $7.00 betty “Kenwood 320: ep HOUSES ROOM, NWATLY FURNISH- bungalow, with tleetric ran ra tle, Wm. F, Howe, 26 With , GARAGE, PART: 1 block to street Al $ib A MONTH dy to move into now. New i, % larwe view lots. Grated atreeta: side- Mente; 3 blocks: ranch ready for spring, your, wife. 7, Take L as ntal and Yer: and W. Hender- ¥ day and sun~ sir emacs Z “Tool fu an BEIM? 2617 SOME 2085 45rd wood (ira 285%, aE, 5425 Renton | — HUPMOBILE, SERIES R—-OWNER having ri armed south, will sacri- th hen pay freight. Real bargain at yee 50 cash or Liberty Bonds, 1621 12th ave. Phone East 9299. Open evenings. Ask for Mr. Corbett. A few used Rage of ood value, $75 dow! ye Pabanee easy. Lake | Spot E SBD, SMALI¢ wi cash ent, balan: thi; CENTRAL’ AGENCY. tne. Authorized Ford Dealers BROADWAY AT AST BATTERY MAN BAYS nou, battery is N. G. ave it. Nwvonk ron RD A’ AL Ghsit PAD “VOR A ee ALSO trades and exchanges. epaiting erts, Dodso Tax" roadway. sia LOANS ON AUTOS WHILE IN 6 jennion. 3134 Arcade Bl 3134 oe TOMOBILES ning order rubber and no use tg will exchange for Din high rade oe ong “taraitate, pr take Want r inspected and otter, mite in trade, Will ae- cep! eat ol iin, 419 Ni Block. Main 0 Liab MODERN” §-ROOM” APART: | | is AT ph k HOWE | - $50 CASH, §20 MONT? FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES. 4 REBUILT AUTOMOBILES This le Rebullt Week. Atte : seeing the used car exhibits, do not over k seeing ON RERL CARS ‘tL say vk re the BEST YOL THE ls BAW. | FORGET NUM- | oi) R, 932 12th av rer Spring. © | OUR PRICHS CANNOT BE BEAT NO BROKERAGE oe roadster; nical condition touring; starter, good tires ‘ Briscoe touring: «: fine condition Mitchell Litue Bix; new od tires; fine ear HL Little Six od tires; condition 1 cord tires A anap at .. | 1 Little Six Buiek; new pain Kod condition Jordan cine Whey Jordan paint; fine condition; good tires 65 2%-ton Jumbo truck: fin Shape: ready for 8 ob ‘\.rs0 Chalmers bux -. 180 venet Light Bix; 1918 paint; rebuilt thruout ..., fine shoek | 2919 good 3 TO CHOOSE F The above are exceptionally good Duys, and we will make attracs* tive terms this week. They can De seen on the north side of Pine st, between Bighth and | Ninth aves. The above are re- built in our own shop, and will demonstrate any of them to your own satisfaction. One-third down, pay as you ride | on the balance. We carry our own paper. *i_Ne NO 1 BROKERAGE | | SrTCHELL, LEWIS & STAVER 982 12th Ave. Corner Spring. Oistridutors for Mitchell Jordan mbo Trucks Briscoe ——— 6 pS at ee ts LT) jc PAID eet hen cars. x ‘o., 618 B. Pik: want gts ron WE ARE OFFERING SOME REAL BARGAINS IN USED TRUCKS 1% i” ral 2-ton Federal . Ly-ton Kelly, 2-ton Acme, with furniture ACME MOTOR TRUCK SALES CO. Phone East 204, 1508 11th Ave, ACCESSORIES | TWIN-CYLI . ON dian, Al condition, 97! more, 735 W. Spokane, GOOD HOME AT YOUR OWN TERMS We are told by o te sell bis house. 4 rooms, laste: Seton rnt 2 bloc k to resident owner full ot tox120. 8800 cast can, ates, like rent. Phone Garfie 5, SPENCER & co. pied tN. and Hoston. 4 SOs and, all Steared fan te - 4. v4 t-room Benet and for only « 3150 cash, « pe ct Sty, 20 210 Winekiey 1 Bia Funiote 44 4887. 2 ae “House ony Ago Cash ie north of city limits, overlook- je Lake Washington, acre, tract, 2-room ne ight: hone. 10 per taonth. AULEY. il Bank esos $200 Kates Bearl \y Tr eagged city wate poll RENTAL, ete bath, University dis- aewiy Papered; lot 40x100, withBruit trees. This lot alone is worth the money. Price $1,900, with $150 cash, balance $20 @ month. Cal C. 012 THIRD AVE. rooms trict, ‘BA OWNER FORPE ir Db His CON- tract. You can have this oe 4 60-foot corners lots and Unfinished house for what he $100 “hat and 4 monthly. Ao ‘ou sho’ Vestiga' Teo PRTERS, 126 Third Ave G8 USE: | everything modern; fruit trees; 2 chicken houses: 7 hens. 416 Lueiite, ty corner Vite Georgetow _owner is # attractive, new bungalo ment basement; har: all built-in feature, fe Bid terme. Nifty, fireplace; wood floor Patversity in 6 INA DISTRICT; 6 n home; Cement be 4117 Arcade Bldg. CULVER—QUEEN Come to us for the beat eters in Queen og batt rty. 14 Boston Bt. NEW 3-ROOM COTT) toilet; sink; city fomiso, "$1,350; ‘4200 easy terms. and Greenwood. an aw; hot water ¢ 5-room bungalo’ heats corner Jot, 50x10 6 new bungalow, 5-F00m Booved. on. Heacon at re, improved, Hiliott 024 on 46. M. "os aineridan 2476. WALLINGFOI p HILL — wart bullt 8-room modern house _ 2088 aida i COZY HOUBE- fine condi- BAC trv modern, fon’ Capito 2590. f PEED IN| G. Gil SEATTLE STAR 7 OW ANTED—REAL KsTt ATE 3 WAN SMALL IMPROVED RANCH lot awn, ete on oar line, $3,000, free as first payment on 6 Must at 6119 We have é+room modern hours, box to?, flowers, ACKER” WITT | house, between! oman Must be c he tigr og | for Palein, oulte Will_rent or lease for year’ and if satiefied, will buy. | P86, Star WANT MODE ROOM THOWRE cant lot Write an} jh. in 6 $40,000 to N DBPPMAN ow Tock DO YOU WANT TO SELL? have weeveral gustomersa for 4 and sen in the North Bind York a quick fale, M. NELSON 210 Hinckley Bide. Wiliott 4987 % FOR EXCHANGE—REAL WANTED—HOMES ¢ a S-room modern houre, 100, garage, on paved atreet, rt 500, all free and clear, as first payment on & or 6-room mod~ ern house in University district. 4-room modern hy ‘ and flowers, rage, price as firet pa: modern hot “iiand distr 14th N. W Sunset 5658. | FARMS FOR CITY be ROPERTY.” BX- changes everywhere. A. G. Kills 5 or 6-reom Nard or Went Inquire at 6119 ACREAGE DANDY LITTLE RANCH 2 acres; all cleared; fine loca- tion: clone In: electric lights and water; coay 4-room cot- tege, modern chicken house, feed house Ideal little home. Price terms $850 monthly HERMAN SCHROEDER 612-14 White Bidg cash, ACK en) GOOD SPRING alder land; near interurban Foster: 15 minutes ride etty; can drive to city's meets mar at in 25 min- fing, live spring rOp- hools and stor: L A work! a to for strawberries of plant it to spuds next apri One crop will more Uy & well settled vail one mile from town school easy terma. ito Ho Bidg. Annex, 109 Second av sere othoroly partly fleared: fruit terms $300 cash, balance $15 per month. Easy driving distance Seattle pub- fic markets, Call 203, New ‘ork 10 ACRES, CLEARED 3 Acres Berried All cleared and read: seneess barn: chic! aeren bearin: hale mile trom station, Price $950; $250 cash. CARTER. eerste e 208 Columbia St. Elliott $876 | ° i BUY 119 acres cleared; fruit, trees; run- vip 10 ACRES, bulld- ‘IMPROV barn, tool houses, oth ings; fruit: small fruit: acres cleared, balance by weeded; good soil. Price easy terms. Drivin Seattle public Ls Madison toe Ou road ‘You ean make a fiving from rt. Ask us about it. Price “2 Saat ca Charles Somers Co., t pee i et at fa tle t TaARD TACKE TRACTS ON WIG Lake, close to pe $25 will uaimie val- acres good land in a Box 2 ‘olt, Wash., ley, write Rei. sie EQUITY IN HOUSE FOR Tooming house or furniture, F-91, oO EX: poultryman, -® poultr plant and hatchery, well Good layout for a competent man with @ Httle money, Leroy Todd, Benton City, mh. HIGHLY IMPROVED WHEAT ranch, 640 acres; will rent on shares. =a plenty winter tered beach, This is priced not over half its value, owner being immediate need of cash in PRI SAMUEL TR Tt Ne ¥ WE WILL BUY Owenwood Oil Corp, WE WILL SELL 100 Edmonds Oil & Reg. 10 Pathfinder Synd, (Pays 4% monthly.) 200 Am- Bottle Cap 0 Univ: H. BP. Tel, 100 Wichita Royalty. finder Synd. at * 4% monthly.) at $1.00 10 Stecl Realty Com, MFIC SECURITIES CO. rittes Bid. Phone Elliott 3118 “WILL BUY LIBBEY BONDS! Universal By-Products Co, Johnston Piston & Rin) Alaska eieametip Co. Sound Rubber Co. Simplex Auto Wheel. per On Sominten Ol ‘OL. Davis Car Co, Woeatern Smelting & Power. Maska Fotroloum & Coal. MAX KLER Union St. Elliott 0850, s OF _WEGTARRS RE —WORIS orders) mo operations. 207 a WANTED FARMS WANTED FROM 6 TO Th ACK, rovementa, jooation and terms ——_—_—_—_ eet 4 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES SMALL, ESTANLISHED GROCERY clears, confectionery; steady trade; rent $20. Right for single or husband and wife $1,200. Huy direct from 4416 Brandon at. WNTOWN ING RESTAURANT onp rent; meats 66. only $1,600, or ‘may r 108 Pine at SHOK KEPAIN SHOP FOR HALE, in be t of city, on car line person About w YOR A SHORT Time ONLY Wi will give one $1.50 #pecial facial treatment, t t tringent and bleac ning: D and teach you how to pi erly care for your own #kin and oor lexion AR UMEIN VICTOR COTET & Unio MAKE YOU 43 AL LOINTMENT WHY BG Fate t “CaN REDUCE a 3 to 5 he a week. No star ng, drugs, no strenuous exercises, simple you will wonder have not do Women only. Kast 8992. Christine Sparatt . | WANTED—TO GOT A BBCOND OR third-rum pleture theatre to run on cgmmiasion. erentes, Address Hote! St, Regt HE YOUR OWN DOCTOR TEACH erand demonstrator ¢ fon's _ books PORACCO “FIENDS—1 or your money back n give Al ref- imer Reid, care __ CHATTEL LOANS Londén Jewelry Co ed 1890. 105 2nd ave. & REAL ESTATE LOANS Money for Tarm and ac Korie FA nM MTG. iT 622—SEALED PRO- received at office of ral, Purchasing Agent, Ala ken Engineer Commiasion, Room 4 treet Termi Beattie, W a.m. November 11, 1931, for fur nishin tor Bulli flexoi pipes, ro mincell, sneous hardware, feries, chimneys and brak whee! Copies of this cire be ol sained wy om ol ‘an Engineering Fomotti Balidine, 3 Portland, “Ore and Ala 5 Commission, Francisco, ral Purchasing 1 ante. Cairopracter (Collateral Loans some Caan oe REGARTE ~__ Contracting nd Boning repair- jae cal inet work. phone Sunset yr eatin Quick service Gali 8185 Arcade Bids. Money to Loan If you do—or at Puyallup. of keeping your chic lished from time to time. Ceoecccccccccccccesccccccece Name Address . ‘BIG COMMUNITY SING IS PLANNED Meeting at Hippodrome to Start Music Week Everybody and everybody’ 's wife Is invited to the big community sing which will start off Music week with a bang Monday from 13 to 1 at the Hippodrome, This meeting will take the place of the Monday evening open-air singing bee which was previously announced. This event was called off by the community service because of uncertainty of the weather. LA 6. Pilcher, Pacific Northweat music organizer for the national community service, is lengthening his stay in Seattle especially to lead the singing Monday. At least one band will play, “The Star-Spangled Banner,” “America,” and American folk songs familiar to every one will be the only selections sung. All who attend will be given a com. plete fi Program of Music week, listing ‘more than 1,000 public and neighborhood musical everits. All organizations, from family groups up, which plan to hold 9 musical pro- gram and wish to be included in the general statement are asked to call the community service, Elliott 3844, Thursday, as the program goes to press at once. ANOTHER JITNEY BATTLE LOOMS Another costly jitney battle looms as a result of the state department of public works’ ruling, the Sound Traction Co. to operate a jit- ney bus line between Roosevelt Heights, north of the Cowen Park district, and the downtown section. ‘W. R. Crawford, attorney for the 2k | Sitney association, declared that jit- ney service would be resumed to Cowen Park the first thing Friday morning, and that more than 30 mo- if you are planning to an article on “Winter Handling of Poultry,” Monthly Bulletin of the Western Washington Experiment Station Do You Raise Chickens? you will be interested in appearing in the Bi ‘The article explains all the latest and most approved methods up to par during the cold weather, no poultry-grower can afford to miss it and @ ‘The Star has made arrangements with the experiment station to give its readers the benefit of this and other articles which are pub- If you are interested, just clip out this coupon and mail it to the experiment station, WATSON SCORES SENATE CRITICS Says He Can Prove All His Hanging Charges WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.—Senator Tom Watson, Georgia, today launch ed into @ bitter attack upon senators who criticized him for his ebarges that American soldiers were hanged without trial in France. The Georgian reiterated his r charges and declared he could sub- WESTERN WASHINGTON pen el STATION, Please send me WITHOUT COST, a copy of your Bi- Monthly Bulletin, Vol. IX, No. 5. FRUIT!) 8 Oldest Growers! Nominations Arrive. More Are Wanted. Race Ends Nov. 15. Three nominations have been re- ceived in the contest which The Star In conducting, to find the oldest com- mercial fruit grower in the state, who ie to be brought to Seattle as The Star's guest Thanksgiving week for the Pacific Northwest Fruit expo- sition, vember 15. Any one is entitled to make a nomination. Just send in the name of ag candidate, together with a picture of him and a brief’ sketch of his carcer, making sure that you give exact dates. The winner of the contest will ‘oa brought to Seattle the week of exposition, from November 21 to 26, In addition, John A. Gellatly, pres- ident of the fruit exposition, has Promised that he and his will leave no stone unturned things comfortable for the visitor. tor buses would be in operation with. | fire today in a few days. Crawford believes that the buses can do regular jitney business within | Beach. the elty. Maj. Carl Reeves, superintendent of public utilities, declared, however, that the certificate of necessit sued to the company will not permit jitneurs to load and unload passen- | gore within the city limits, except-at inclosed stage line station, at Third te. ILE. | ave, and Pine st., after November 15. 10 will ed "Fou more oan Ww erahattnt ti LOAN co. Fourth an Nea Pi 1 ket ie Pee. Floor. duumunde and female On duumunde and jewelry, on most P- |eoctmry 3 THs Sentral Bide Hivlott Wii te a UND Ast ena N ‘irgiota, ished 1874. Coticien, ont Opt JW am: raant-Paterson Co. mary > SERRE Patent Pos vere Tat Aen es Bt me 20,1 7g) 28 Un erally at. ita cS patents, and ‘Kalsom! PRINTIN KALSOMINING a) decorating. at ni fat daeronat ‘reer Ind Hindem 905 Piano Tuning Piano Tuner John | Strom repairs and tunes pianos rij Main 3020. otra coe. Aipangenberg, Cutle: 1407 4th ave ler Bi we Fel av. ONLY $750 HOUSE AND 5 ACRES Being tract number of city, near, boule move right i Also 4-room house, right on boulevard, with 6 acres fine black garden spring water, called tract 21 owe, balan 40 acres north rd; can land, only 1 $6 , 8512 14th ave, rk, today. OPPORTUNITY STARWANTAD per acre; Physician Faces “FIERO” PICKS WRONG VICTIM |= Stabbing Charge Dr. E. T. Hanley, accused of stab- bing two men, David Gray and O. Gasper, on the Enumclaw road, last month, will be arraigned Friday be- fore Judge Everett Smith to plead to FRE | tence ‘etanving took’ piace, ‘The al- leged stabbing took place after an ie | Lee on, gar. | Would Pay Witt in Spite of Caldwell The council utilities committee Thursday recommended that the - /ordinance apropriating $8,400 to pay Peter Witt's salary be passed over the veto of Mayor Caldwell. The mayor disapproved tne ordinance on the grounds that the services of the Cleveland traction expert were not sufficiently valuable to the city. Lor FOUND IN MAIL BOX Tuesday night John M. Brace and a woman companion were robbed by a footpad on Queen Anne hill. ‘Thursday a letter carrier found Brace’s purse in & mail box. In the purse wag the woman's wrist watch. siete | Land Open for War Veterans WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.—Iand totalling 3,396 acres in Fremont and Lincoln .counties and the Evanston land district, Wyoming, will be open to veterans of the world war for homestead and desert land entry for 63 days beginning December 30, the department of the interior an- nounced today. Filings may be pre- sented within the 20-day period prior to that date. ANS NAUGHTY CHICAGO BATHERS WILMETTE, IIL, Nov. 3.—Chica- goans are not welcome on the beaches of Wilmette, the city council announced. “They want to dress and undress on the beach, and other. wise conduct themselves improper. ly," the council declared. Crowds Are Waiting Southard Case Close TWIN FALLS, Idaho, Nov. 3.— Concluding arguments in the trial of Lyda Southard, alleged poisoner of four husbands and a brother-in-law, were expected to be finished today, Anticipating an interesting ses- sion crowds were in court early, y Masonic temple. Receipts at the ball are to ge to sick and disabled railway men. SEATTLE at 8 Friday night at Fine Arts hall, 1213 Fourth ave., to hear a report on “Auto Tourist Camp.’ CHARLES VETERSON, charged with violation of the national pro. missioner Robert W. McClelland. SEATTLE KIWANIANS visited the Shrine ciréus en maste Thursday night and added much to the merri- ment of the evening. BOSTON, Mass. Nov. 3.—The body of Louls E. Tellier, one of th best known professional golf players in the country, was found hanging in a summer house at the Braeburn Country club today. Tellier took his life because of ill health, according to the police. OFFERS TO SELL BLOOD SO HE CAN RETURN TO CLASS Seca money to return to medical school. I will sell my blood for transfusion. I am exceptionally healthy. That was the text of a want ad brought to The Star office ‘Thursday, The man who brought it wanted to pay for it—but if a man needs money #0 badly that he'll sell his blood he deserves the front page. Inquiries will be forwarded to him by The Star, stantlate every word tered. Watson presented = newspaper which he said contained a picture of the hanging of an American sol- dier and asied that it be printed in the Congressional Record. Watson then sent to the desk a letter from an ex-service man in Philadelphia, which stated that he had a photo- craph of a scaffold upon which two negro soldiers were hanged in rance. The writer said the soldiers en- camped nearby had been invited to attend the hanging. . Army Officer Says | Senator Misinformed | CINCINNATI, Nov. 3—Captain ‘W. M. Larner, post quartermaster at Ky., said Thomas E. was mistaken jabout 21 soldiers having been hanged | without Proper trial in France dur- ling the war. | “Senator Watson has been misled by men with hectic imaginations or an inordinate craving for pubilcity,” sald Larner at one time was quarter. master of the American camp at Gievres, France. He said he under- |stooa it was there the alleged hang- ings referred to by Watson were supposed to have taken place. “I can say positively there was only one hanging, authorized or un- authorized, at Gievres,” gaid Larner. NAME DISTRICT CHEST LEADERS “Hustle and Smile,” Slogan of $744,810 Campaign Selection of district commanders and tyeir sub-commanders for the Seattle Community Fund campaign jauon Oo week ot, Mareeba ee to 4 which time ttle 810 to fill the community 46 public hejtoday by W. L. -of the that he ut- i flee : I i : ; I | ? & § 2 fF i eheiil the 6 doctors. w The G. A. Ralph Hall, C, W. Audrey, Howard Nelson, Lioyd Savage, A. C. Miller, Earl C. Morris, Best ©. Roan. man of the Fermanagh county cil, was kidnaped tpoene uh night, it was learned here today. He was un-- | derstood to have refused to pay a Sinn Fein levy. Two witnesses who had been sub- poenaed to testify in a case affecting the Sinn Fein also were kidnaped, it was said. Come and See Week to Be at Y. W.C. A. All Seattle will be guests of the Seattle Y. W. C. A. next week, which thas been designated as. “Come and See Week,” in a program arranged ,today by the association board of: trustees. ” will be cele. brated jointly with “Music Weck.” ‘ Pair Are Acquitted of Burglary Charge After deliberating 13 hours, a jury gitting in Judge Mitchell Gilliam’s _ court returned a verdict Thursday ‘acquitting Harry and John Hoffee of ;burglary charges. Fred Frobese, companion of the two, turned state's evidence against them and was given. & suspended sentence of one to 16 in Monroe,