The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 14, 1921, Page 13

e Seattle Star TIOT Keventh AVE re > Pastiate snus « Soha OF BTATE OF SHINGTON or month. or ARRIBR IN er nee adver- a me cash te tt Roy en eat i Tynaertions ndvertinements will be Pp te 11 e'cleck each mo he regular afternces eat geod. Phone Mate a ge Adver- Largest Audience in the Northwest Welstieh ip your ° throw it way, 304 Union. LRig Green Clock, oop postoffice. AGT?! TANO PLAYING taught. 806 Pine at MALE HELP WANTED BD, BY CIVIL SERVICE iasion—Applicants for exam- tion for the following city po- Woodworker (wagon motoreycie patrolman rk department. draftsman. Nieations must filed at 601 retic Building not later than No- fember 18, 1921. Call at Commi office for application and the ailed infor ui © Lire Savina & Co. has taken over two ipod ‘ways and wants mechanics mde ehip_ work se men, whe are capable. put in services and invest- t Work at once. Good wages, pom S21 New Richmond Hotel ings. 518 Union st. 2 to & sex. iy corresponding for new re. $5 to $15 per column; all we spare time: experience unneces- ho canvassing. Send for par- lara. National Press Bureau, 4° Fens ANB it 2 Bat a £2 & ppl on. mura ot 1D SOIL, ‘ot city, balance 10 ‘years. acer & St Paut tang Os, 1th N. 26. AN 4 a rts - tes open inthe Romy 4 Cireulation Depart- oak ed LARG) ee ‘thea! ute school. on” the | Coast. ay Broa, Auto, Tractor corner eer Pike and Melrose. sveninae PESSTON Aid‘ will net you $25 a day. the Of your ite, Address S.A. mer, 250 Ash st. }O. rit a KS ee DEAR i ir for pore Cee ry "Pa ir ka. Schware 4002 Arcade, |B. Pi * FORDE EW AND URED, SMALL | _¥! SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE O | Plate a DE Also two | OL All} “upboard Doota a Sash 20 4 Nehte x Windows, 24x24—2 11 hts’ } Ironing J Hoard and Cabinet tor Bosra dad Windows for any kind of a building TAME abiisived 1899. KS, GATAGR buildings, ete, $100 up, erected, BL BBS co Pord Factory. Capitan 3033, ER TON—#§8.00 . Cloan Lump Coal Light in Ash COAL COMPANY 333 Terry N, YOUR OWN DOCTOR, TEAC! Tt. and demonstrator therapy. Al Houra, ‘10-12, 1-2, Apt Main 2883, “Apt WOOD,” MILL, FORBST, shipyard, planer ends, coal, steve and furnace, delivered anywhere. rel Co, Sunset 4241 STUMP PULLER— THE DOW HAND stump puller, unequalled for speed, power or price. fully guaranteed, 420 First $ GROWTH POT 10 cord, delive: é-ineh, $5.60 a load. g machin , re mired ay. 1180, ty WOOD, STOVE ea $9.25 cord, delivered. Phone . G66B prices ington st, > MILL Sidney Portable hau MARS PC Opp. discarded clothing. ‘J paid. Main 2871. 118 XNO_ 1 FOREST WOOD Ad wees right prices, Call MACHINES GOOD DROP- 10 up, Pepeiring, rent- Main 1924 524 First aye. eW PIANOS FOR RENT. RENT applied on purchase. Moeyer- Toner, 210 Union. DRY MILL WOOD. 65.80 TOA +16 double load. Imuesediate delivery. Garfield 2035 SLD GROWTH FOREST” WOOD, 1 lengths, dry and green, Sun- wis heads, _ ing D GROWTH FIR WOOD, 1é-INCH $9, 2 cords $17. Also alder wood. Sunset 6 BARBER SHOP HOTEL Dit Work searenton, hair cut, She. weney “05%. F550. “1008 Tet Reveere “PRINT. i@it SHVENTH. | 5, aS CALL MAIN 4777 RE YOU Tt means more Gorin "Ouse Main 4777. Second Ave. Bieke buys. 184 iw Tee ITU FOR if SOLD POR OR STORAGE. ALL . spring and down com: ertera, in rage room. ROOMS FURNITURE, BRASS Sen and springs, dressers. stove, malleable or nd nn AUTHORIZED FORD CORNER ywo_ weeks. ty Battery) A f sed cal in two w Ee eash, Caerhal: balance monthly. AGEN thorized Mord De i BROADWAY A AT PIKE EAST 0326. R TRU fork on shares, dealres haulln; eit Prices reasonable. asd kaloore! aot Gan anette days. ss Malr Sg ERIENCED D rE rint ‘reader. w wants position Pat least, $180 a mopth. 00. Sta: Garfield OB AS FIR: BATTERY MAN ¥8 YOUR OLD “banert eg, Eecaee. big ork guarante Tub ave. MAIN 5 FOR TUTOR ALSO d exchanges. | Re} ia Dodson & Joseiyn, ay. oa [RO Garag: Fin mie te Sery. Phone Mitiott it ca! ute Co. 618 Ss pike NOR | FOR SALE—AUTO — man, Well experienced. or’ fiAULING CONTRACT — STEADY 3 1626 Seventh sve. Room 6. Tia om COVER LOCAL selling dealers, Guaran- sa. ry of $100 per week man. ‘The Richaran Co., 209 | BEA ave., New York, LOsT AT SECOND Cnion. blue slik umbrelta. white and blue striped handle leather attachment. rd sot tor i making. 207 MeDermoxt Bla. 730: 15. per month. RS, 726 anes Ave. KINDS OF HO’ rd te rent, furnished P- unfar- 8s ro OPAGE i , $22.50. 2243. L] vy 5-ROOM k car, Universit ROOM COTTAGE, BA fruit. 2846 14th ave. W field 0707-F2 FLA’ HEATED, FURNISHED Fooms or apartments, all Amer- reasonable Sera’ efoaira sce.’ kan, ELL PARTMENT, | heat Qi 12th ave. & con 1718. EW, Nici TRNISH gam modern, $22.50; fine location. 24 4-ROOM PLAT, WITH ware, |* 220 Vine st. at Fourth ave. FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPI ROOMS PRNISHED HOUSEKEEPING |_ f n riced,. central. Mae tnrk 1813 Bixth aves neat nion. RGG FRONT ROOM, Ewin BEDS, stable two iadiee or pentienon, fist 3% each. Also single room, 4.00. 50, jnhed cane $e qreorates. Pike, ae ae “HARDWARE AND PLUMBING ing at Madison park. ‘There is good chance her¢ for a live wire, ia we have a fine store room failable in « new brick building. 6 Bee us about this, 85) 4 (¥IRESIDE REALTY CO. 4-17 New York Block. Eiliott 3928. Pick Of SMALL STORM, SPLEN- tion, very cheap rent. 1611 enth ave. VANTED—MISCELLANEOUS — eiry, diamonds, bought. $134 Ar: Pade. SHIN is, $2 POR from mill. Hamblen 4 -ton Acme truck. Re- e FO Wash. with 5-room hou. eg oak in house; g tt res root mall thea. ‘with piace for chick- Sold onl, ome price, in- cluding « little Overland car, in excellent copdition, run little over nce 6m reasona __Nefite Fairley, Be is oe ine You WA ? Bl vol. $008 toc aaa buy ane ef the best building lots {n Mt. Baker Park, opposite Franklin high soho with ement sidewalks in now. This lot in 65x96. ‘ee, cor- ner. ers is ace high. ARRY © Rainier _0¢ i 91. 7 His 18 SOME 5-room modern bungalow, on Queen in fine conditio , “Coren basement, furnace, paved ot eat Only $2, 1 Main 6571. puma te ba tor the best base. fo Queen Anne, hill property, _Garti FOR BA’ OR TRADE gguity $1,700 lease and furni room modern apartments, rice $4,800. as Price reduced below 3 A perfect. modern . nicely Jocated. Telephone wicon 2493 after 6 p.m. i FWO Mad- modern; Main rH ison car. Bargain $4,500. A down; (ALL COTTAGE, $1,260; $25 "ast 925 month 604 American i 4 ROOM a TOUaE, ~h-K Nit 600; $50. down, $20, month, West Beattle, Phone Went 053 CABH, $20 MONTHLY, TAKES new 5-raom bungalow, $2,875. Bl- Hott 0248. i} In M. “$-ROOM HOURE, OF BRIDOK- ing locks furniture, wood and groceries for $500. Mother dying And must leave, Sunset 2007. This in a gift. FOR EXCHANGE—REAL ESTAT! 40-ROOM HOTEL, FURNISHED, TN fine country and mill town, terms, or exchange for income property. FAlliott 0245, i ACREAGE 2H A CLOSE IN 2% acres good alder land; south of city; only 2% miles from city lim- Ite; | good | transportation; roads, schools and stor: roring. “Harenin, $925; terms $100 Chak, balance $16 per month. Call at 201 Mutual Life Bide. between 5 p.m. oe ian day iin 8 RES tring | Move On to Delay Newberry Contest) WASHINGTON, May 14.—A domo cratic move to delay disposition of the Ford.Newberry election contest until next session in order to get wider publicity on the case was made today in the senate. ka ACREAGE J #oll! splendid lo $f.500;' easy terms to ‘purty. See Mr, Mar . in Burke & MParra’s office in Kirktand *, ACHES, SOUTH OF THE tae =} black #oll; 260; terme balance monthiy. 303 w York Block ACKHS; 3 CLEARED; TQ Mii from Kingston strawberries erehard. a 96; $400 cash. W. . Off at eS | have it for balan h will handle it. Telep 33 after 6 Pp. m. FOR BALE “$2 ACRES OF LAND on Henderson bay; improvements and vill take smaller ayment. J.C. Lang land olumbia Basin ipply; gravity flow; 4 ifalta; earliest fruit yewe north California. You can become independent on this land dairying and raining | bees, oy per acre; 10 years to necept Bcandinayian Kimerican deponl 76 firnt | Rayment. Open ‘ REID 355 “Central Aiulldine, Seattle BAR THIS LAND Buy a little farm from me and we our milla and camps near by My settlers all tal # the firnt) year or two, ate the farm! will keep U them. le have been cut on all my Teagit county lands. | A little money will get you started. H. PETERS, 726 Third Ave “OIL LEASES c ND ANCHORAGE a Building. STOCKS AND BONDS no oe Ey on ERED 100 Red Des 0 D Pathfinder Sy ndic Mid-Cont, Royalty 44 Hughes 0 368 Thermopol! 500 Old Dominion Ol 1000 Forks 5000 jof his researches THE SEATTLE STAR Physician May Cure Blindness BOSTON, Mass, Nov. 14—Dr. Samuel Harris, an eye specialist of Roston, is endeavoring to perfect a system of correcting defective vision without the use of glasmes. Dr. Harris also is attempting to restore wight of the blind. Among his patients ts Senator Gore, “the bitnd senator from Okla homa.”* Dr, Harris hopes to restore eight to Gore, who has been blind for 40 years, Already, he says, he has succeeded tn giving the senator “perception of light.” Another who has applied to Dr, Harris for treatment ts "Ben" Welch, known to vaudeville-goers as “the blind comedian.” Dr, Harris mays he has succeeded also in giving Welch “perception of light.” Dr. Harris is @ graduate of the Harvard Medical school and a mem- ber of many medical associations. He has been practicing in Boston for nearly £0 years He recently announced the result into optical ail ments at a clinic in Washington He maintains that nearly all eye troubles are caused thru strain of Muscles of the eye; when the mus. cles of the eye are strained or con- tracted, they squeeze the eyeball out of shape, thereby throwing the retina of the eye out of focus. Dr, Harris’ method is to procure a perfect relaxation of the eye muscles. When this is obtained he says a eure is effected, He uses electricity and a number of simple exercises to ob- \tain relaxation, © “Some day,” says Dr. Harris, “there will be no need for eyeglasses im this world, We will correct de- fective Mision thru other maeane.” Booze Undoing of Fleeing Prisoners KALAMA, Nov. 14-—Raymapa Yancey and Fred Sodie, prisoners at the Kalama fall, were discovered to day in jal yard after Sheriff Hogeat had been notified that a jail delivery was in progress They were too drunk to run and too proud to return to their cots of their own volition. Alas! Wilt Bu ebay Bonds’ FPutrell Coupler, 118 Cherry St Main 5899, WILL BUY LIBERTY BONDS TLL SELL 3 Pan Motor, Johnston Piston & Ming. p per Mix. Dominica oO Davis Car Co. Columbia Red Metal Western Smelting & Power, Wyoming-Pacific Oi. Red Desert Oil, MAX WINKLER it a 600 Am. Bottle Cap at 250 Univ. High P. Tel. at .... © Steel Realty Com. at 4 United Finance Prd PACIFIC SECURITIES Co. 601 Securities Hid. Phone Elliott 3118 4 BUSINESS ne Tae LEAVING CITY—# M nance neh, $36 floor showcase $200 cash, $10 weekly, KE) POOL, TAULE, COMP balls, racks, cover, otc, or phone Richmond 281. PERSONAL A REAL GOOD SHAMPOO” WITH pure Hoccabelll ecastile soap, 360. Face Massage, with cholee of four kinds of electricity, 59¢. Manicuring. Bbc; Marcel wavin, be. 26 complete bootha. Modern equip- ment THE BUTLER SCHOOL OF HAIRDRESSING Taft Bid, 1107 Second ppointment Elliot 0Z-MO POULTICES ~ POSITIV Temove golters, free you of asthm and cheumatiam. For particulars call W- FREE ven OF ONE OR TWO BAD- die beautiful - ante res: ee Phone Mr. Pratt, Sunset CANCER MOVED IN” TWO weeks without knife. Consulta- tion free. esl Site 0213. fo loan. Landon 5 Jewelry Co. ‘fe Aiiianed 1990. 105 100 REAL ESrATE Lanne TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: This to certify the Mra. Nellie Waughop has made an ap- plication to extend and maintain a hospital at 1531 Bunset av te 15 and 16, non 45, Second ‘Pla W. 8. Land Improvement Co. Addi- pone c; protest at the office of the Building Dept Room 606 County-City Bidg., prior November 30, 1921 TO WHOM IT SAY CO This | is to certify that H. F. has de an applicat a’ tot jock Denny-Fuhrmann ‘addition. Anyone desiring to protest such oc- cupanc, file such protest at the office of the Building Depart- ment, Room 5605 County ~ ry 4 dg. prior to November 28. HELP WANT MOTOR TRUCK SALESMAN man wanted to sell a 1 line of well known, popular trucks, com: mission bas Neg Hbefal returns or pro- Frey, hi. Mr. Hott Pes between 8° and FOR SAL¥—MISCELLANEOUS | LUMP COAL—Delivered tn 2st 9-00 ton a RFICLD 4291 FOR SALE—AUTO! OBILES BIGGEST BARGAIN IN SEATTLE Special built 1919 Kissel shure 4-passenger, wire Wheels, just overhauled and as gray, full brown Vic- top, guaranteed perfect Condition, tor sale, Private owner going to California. For ‘quick pale, $800, If you want something classy, plenty speed and dont mins this. Cedar Fourth and Vine. Garage, A third prisoner, Alfred Roberts, who was awaiting transportation to Walla Walla for 12 years and said to be the ring leader in the escape plot, got away. oa Mail Clerks Back on Alaskan Ships Rallway mall clerks have been put back on the Seward-Unalaska mall Une handled by the Pacifie Steam- ship Co. and the Alaska Steamship Co. a9 & means of speeding the mail service to and from Alaxka, accord- ing to Warren C. Van Dervoort, m- perintendent of railway mails. Clerks were discontinued on these ships dur. ing the war. “DYNAMIO PSYCHOLOGY” wm be the subject of a free lecture by Dr. M. J. Washbyrn Wednesday at 130 p. m. at 1915 iret ave. The Seattle Star DIRECTORY iP. TALL —Estabiiched 1087, ATI cases; moderate fees; consultation fr 303. 5 Burke Bidg, 905 Second ave. . Patent Attorneys FREDERICK P. GORIN—PAT- entAttorney. American and for- eign patents secured, dev and promoted. P Bite, Se ay RY NOLDS, My NOLDS. Established ile 8. i RwyY- te, 188: tent Of- Einote 6075. examiner U. Lyon Bi HARRY Bow CO. $175 total coat of patents $35 down. 216 Un t. Mal PIERRE BARRE RE. TURNER Cit 210-13 Haight Bid, ine. Bye. dt M. 3542. Dr. Edith Moore #4) Biel Bia > ON cles of value. THE 907 Third ave Contracting and Bullding For estimates on remodeling, cepalr. ing, cabinet work, phone Sunset Expirt_ Electric en, | MOTORS ALL ARTI- RELIABLE, AUTOMOBILE AND FURNITURE yPrompt--No Delay ou retain cou RTkow B,C RV Established Monthly Payment Plan i E. BARGENT, Inc. 1 Bidg, Third Ay LOANS MADE TO SALAJIED ME! and women on thej where, We will adva on easier teams. i N'S LOAN CO, joard Bide. 10th Floor. to come to you more ire Building r Madison. MONE I AMOUNT ON DIAMONDS, watches and jew lowest rate: Beattio’n Oldest Loan Brokers AM JE ON AUTOS, FURNITU STOCKS. YOU RETA RTY. 3134 ARCADI Monuments BT SOUND MARBLE & GR So, 1st and Virginia. Wetab- lished 1874, Optician and Optometrist i Fivaidans Surgeons | RERBUMATISM, SCIATICA, LUMBA co. Our treatment gives ‘immediate rellef. One week's trial trea! Open ‘evenings. References. heer and Brade WOMEN'S experience, tages Bldg nd University, ning 1 Plage Tuner John Strom repairs and tunes pianos right. Main 3020. ONLY TOMATOES Oils Feature Start CHANGE PRICES of New York Market Ww. y NEW, YOK, Nov. 14 rhe stock ox {ieee twe new high for the r ew bigh for the yeu opened with 100 whe into new high ground the apeciaition up 1} Opening prices inc 4 United Mtaten steel, 8) %; General Motors, ig OM, up %: Amphalt, 6 Local Fruit ‘and Vegetable! Market Steady Prices on tomatoes represented the only change in the local fruit and vegetable market Monday, The looal variety fold at 65 cents to $1 a box, while the fancy California stock was quoted at from $2.50 to $2.75 a ‘s lug. joan Bumar, 66, Ww Bruaseln sprouts were moving well |)’ jedimiavein. 96K, at 16 and 17 cents Mexican Petroleun Apples were meeting with only fair \Darker sold off a nales. With Florida grapefruit on the market at $6.50 to $7 @ box, the Cal- ifornia stock was almost at a stand. still at $48 box The ege market was weaker on all grades of fresh een, The higheat| prices paid the shippers were 55| cents a dozen for the white standard henneries and 40 cents for pullets, | ou which were wholesaling at 60 cents a dozen on the first variety and from 43 to 45 cents for the latter. Butter wag steady at 47 cents a pound for the city greamery bricks. VEGETABLES Prices Paid Whelesale Dealers Artichoheo—Per don at 66%, Tuded OP Ge: ; Meadin after its pint to 76, 4 uit medium and good, $6.48 common, 4.5606 # 1b; utcher cattle and heifer i cows, $3.2006; bul Sebners and cutters, cows end heifers, 12.50 wteore, $4. M oe 26; stock- Carrots—-Looal, ‘per al Caaliflower—Local, don, Cetery =hacal, des. Tuo, ™% ib; No. T Banton 11% . i ‘| Portland Market Status 1591.00 Today's Quotations - 1.09 | Cat@e—Receipta, 1,761 toad Choice steers, bulla, $2. 76@ dard box . Kasters, per bbl. cane } prime first, extra firsts, Bie Awe 2%e don Otymplan first revived in 1896. Pensate— Virginia. Keystona, bal Japanese .. ‘Wash. tripl Tillamook triplets . POULTRY AND MEATS Prices Paid by Wholesale Denlers to sbi Ducks—Fancy dressed, per T.. Turkeys—Fancy. Live, # to 16 Ths. Live, Bb. Hoge— Choice, light . Heavy, fancy Block, fancy . . heavy 90 The. Coarse, heavy, 1 ‘é AND MEATS POULTRY Cows—Country dressed, Tb. . Hoge—Dressed, light, fancy, 1. . Heavy, dressed ad Veul— Dieased, ght, fancy, ™.. .) Medium, dressed 44 jogs— Prime light . Smooth heavy Rough heavy Pigs .. Cattle— Prime steers .sagee Medium to choice HOMER, Neb., Nov. 14.—The hero honor is ,split three ways in the home of Mrs. Mildred Lothrop, chief telephone operator of Homer. Mother Lothrop and two of her five sons share it. ‘The two boys served overseas dur- ing the world war. They were the “talked-about” @round the family fireside until— Mother Lothrop stuck to her Fair to good « AIA, Senne. JOURNAL Olle were the featu en at 88%, unchang: the Year at iit Central Leather, 21, up %; Mexican Petroleum, P si American Locomotive, 94%, Northern Pacific UD thi Texas © erican Telephone, TU ort: ; Southern Pacific, t taking, the rly dip to 2 (Chemical featured specialties with @ rly sales at 44%, or within % of the yer eh. Chicago Live Stock Quotations Market, steers |iard, 2 Iba 26) HELLO MOTHER A HEROINE Mrs. Mildred Lothrop and two sides of medal she won Ship News Tides in Seattle MONDAY | NOV. 14 First High Tide on tt FINANCIAL REV 4 : of the New market of the || a Asphalt. made aura Ol ot New Jeeenalt made || * vies Law Tide je at 179 ef Fon || 9:46 @. m, 66 ft iephone Second High. Tide Pa a7 p.m 1Le ft Second High Tide 8:47 pm, 119 ft Becond Low Tide | Second Low Tide 10:16 p. m., —0.6 ft.) 10:00 p,m, Ld fe eee OLD SHIP Orr The City of Seattle, one of the his- toric ships of the Seattle waterfront, recently sold by the Pacific Steam- ship Co. to C. L. Dimoan, New York, left the harbor Saturday for Jackson- ville, Fla. International featured %; Hethlehem 19, up i; Stud: mpany, 47, up My ; nik mal Paper, uP, Bs, 67%, off % maker, 14%, up| tean, | Ameri-| Internat 66%, up 78%, UP Ye at held well in the firat hour 118%, rallied across 116, Haskell liman’ held above 107. Davison Weather Bureau Report TATOOBH ISLAND. Nov. 14—8 A. Mm Barometer falling; cloudy; wind north- West, 12 miles an hour. Passed in, str Tiverton, at 7:60 & m.; ® large two- t steamer, biack bull aod stack, nly « Jap, at 6:16 — m. Passed out, ate West O' Rows, at 2:40 a m. ore Arrivals and Departures Arrived 14—fitr Wheatland Montana from Hongkong, Bh hobe Denver Live Stock Market stead and heifers, $30 Market 160 lowor, | a7. Market higver owes, $304 | Nov. ; re Angclen from Baa Pedy Ban Vreocisco and Port Angel 97,000 426,05 | en ects ocr AL. Meant trons Mow . 1,276,673.83 | | York via Baltimore, Balboa, Ban Pedro [aod Ban Fr isco, at & p. m. ur a da Maru from Kobe via Tiecome, at 44 + 6613.76.00 | m.; str Willamette from Ban Francisco, 949,587 00 | at 4:40 p. m.; str Prince Rupert from 6 | Prince Kupert, B. C., via ports, at 4 B Public Markets f from see, at SANITARY best American cane at 12:80 p.m. Nov. 14—Str Silver State for Puget 1 Station, at 6a m Nov. 18 Rupert for Prince Rupert, B. . via ports, at 11:46 str Ad- |‘miral Wecragut fer Voncoever, i Gy wig 12—Bailed, str Admiral Watson, southbound, at § p. m. Petersturg—Nev. 13—Balled, kane, southbound, at 1 Ketchikan—Nov. special roast coffes, t¥0 Tb., Stall 2, Barton's Circle W hamburger 964 sausag 2 We 260; fancy sugar cured hams, 176 %.; picnics, iTke FIRE PLACE Stal 17, pure American cane sugar, 4 Da thes ton thee 100-™, mack 96.25. 2 Tom the now orop un Maid seedless raising, 230 .; gre- crackers, 1%¢ Ib.; ‘Crisca, tee eRe sis, oo $118 omy s . Kare syrup, 5-™. pail 20¢, 10-M. pall bio; Pier 5-—Str Pier 7—Str Willamette. Pier oe Jefferson. Pier B—Str Queen. Seattle Shipbuilding, & DryGeck. Co.—Str Pacific Coast Coal Buakere—tr Wal- marino, U. 8 Shipping Board Mooringe—Str light, str Delrosa, str Amma E. str Western Knights str ‘West ber ' Dock—Str Alaska Steamship Moortngs—-Btr Velden Milwaukee Ocean Terminal—Str A. Te A demurrer was argued Monday before Judge Jeremiah Neterer, of the United States district court, im the casé of Ben A. Vincent, Arthur Kirkman, Anthony Zivello nd H. N,_ Wall, charged with bringing liquor into the United States on cross boundary trains in July. Vetoed Bond Issue Vetoed by Mayor Caldwell, the council ordinance providing for the {ssuance of $680,000 special bonds was scheduled to come the finance committee Monday afternoon. The measure provides for replacing trackage on First ave. and other railway betterments and extensions. Trestle Argument Councilman Lou Cohen's ordinance to hold up work on the street car trestle over the Argo Yards was scheduled to come before the Pew 4 yuncil Monday afternoon for which sent Ompha creek surging ae sone rcvay Conaxe naa ae over its banks, She warned farm. |Geclslom. | Mme feet ers of the onrushitig waters until | Co” degs seal ae Bay % Aeetnlae the floor of her little office Seed in abeyant scheme of grade separations in the flooded. Her heroism saved many South End had been adopted, switchboard during a cloudburst Then Mother Lothrop was award- ’ ed the Theodoré N. Vail gold medal| Farmers’ Conf and $1,000 in recognition of her O ed in Portland heroic services. PORTLAND, Nov. 14—Represen- elves” tees w Ewes Pat, 4-4's, city delivery HAY, GRAIN AND FEED City Delivery, Wholesale, Lad Tos yellow, 120-Tb. 2! 0 é Cy 08 Boys and Girls JOIN THE STAR’S Free Turkey Club And Get Your Thanksgiving Turkey Free Ask for the Turkey Club Manager THE SEATTLE STAR 1307-11 Seventh Ave. ‘tatives of farm organizations, repre senting a membership of some 750,- 000, opened a two-day conference — here today. The conference is considering reso lutions tending “to remedy our waste- ful inefficient system of distributing farm products; to relieve the farmer Bon exorbitant transportation charges; to free the farmer from: the paralyzing of inadequate credit, and to how the put-_ chasing power of the peoples of the world can be restored to normal.” ‘The Washington state granges is conference, tg Up for Settlement —