The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 20, 1921, Page 15

IS <e- ELL e he Seattle Star ed Dally eventh Ave Seat ; ription Rates BY MAUL, IN ADVANCE IN THR eo month Three months months year OUTSIDE OF WASHIN advert (abe words he Largest Audience in| the Northwest Reads The Star’s Want Ads Phone Main 0600 FEMALE HELP WANTED WORK? ERIENCE UN; everything furnished: Frederick Kurn, 614 Philadelpht. Pra. PIANO PLAYING SITUATIVUNS WANTED _ FEMALE MX , HEMSTITCHING, tina, Embroidery, beadin ue, Fourth and Pike 2 Bids. LE HELP WANTED POR POSTAL MATE rat grade p< month- ly. Experience un free particulars of write J. Leonard Service Examiner), Bide, Washington. b — HoYs FOR PAPER in alt parts of the city ood routes open for high penool ws in the downtown dh: frit. Apply ‘Circulation Depart- ment, Seattle feisfield cant repalt your watch, throw it. away. 304 Union Green Clock, opp. P- ee watch and jewelry repair fo lees, Alarm, and mantel clocks. read BRAKEMEN, EM! Ters $150: later $250" monthly. H-45, Star Write Railway, pis PECT uN . Baw iping in two weeks. 66 Battery se UT-RATE. ASSAYS. er GORRESPONDES z ate | FikST CLASS PAINTING ing and kalsomining at moderate Call Al Ninnis. jartield 989 evenings. ain 0850 days. MUST HAV painting, carper rete work, ke x to do anything*® Main terini ing. Switta € MBING, ~KALSOMINING AND North 2251 , WATER AS wait to the right couple. Garfield 3041. furnish meer hing, Big pa: ¢ Kurn, 614 Walnut st. *Phitadelphia. Pa. a PARTNERS WANTED — PARTNER WITH $356 “Thave a real coed business propos tion, afd need @ reliable man to Join me on 4 56-50 basia. We each put in $350. afd can show ye where we should each make over * day profit. If you are vady and willing. tet me hear from you. H-68. LOsT AND yes THUR around § o'clock—Black | ha Abas. nickel clasps, containing 2 watches, & fountain pen, eyeglasses, person- al papers and money. ward for valuables and keepsakes. | he party who called Thursday | Please call again. East 2532. PARTY FINDING $50, ALSO COIN arse, om Merid ar Monday evening, got off at 56th ix La- tona, please call North 3200. wit git, only FOUN eRe i MALE. rose BLACK EARS: ANSWE O “JACK.” REWARD, $10. S298. * Dxpy's BMA | SMALL, BLA MODERN new p rent $30. | +-ROOM HOU peprely _ taraies nutes from postoffic acon 2748. 2% FURNISHED APARTMENTS AND FLATS ROOM APART: private bath: strictly walk distance, Just the place. for who are seeking comfort, nd low rent. Fourth ing tho: mvenience iT, THREE LOW APARTME rooms, corner side rooms: steam private bath; wall bed: chilar. ” m ~ ie, large: lig clean. 5 Th rd W. = ROOMS, FURNISHED, y-ACKE ground,’ West Seattle, $12. per month. or will sell $15 per month and 6% Interest. ‘Third Ave H.C. PETE $-hooM APARTME NT, WITH PRI- nable rent. 715 Second ave. OM APARTMENT, PREE ht and water, $4.50 per 1107% Fifth ave. lerything furn ptt 1188-5 ROOM APARTMENT. 1718 12th Beacon hed, $25 a month steam heat 1718 NG HO! ROOMS NISHEL SEK EEPING ‘ooms, $3.50 week. 7 Madixon. Widtt 1188-J, a WANTED—TO KENT OOM. SUITABLE H-67, Star d—MISCELLANEOUS Sry diamonds, bought. 3194 Are t SALE—MISCELLANFOUS 0. 8. WILLIAMS CO. 1942 Firet Ave. &. SASH AND DOO Flor nine D DooKs Doors «$1.50 1.00 20 118 1.80 4.00 Windows 241242 Hot Mea 1 Board ang Cabinet, com: 11.00 is Wind while you lights: rices on Pinta ¢ ds put im your ear Doors and Windows for nd of a Building, WILLIAMS CO, Katablinhed 1899 HOUSMS, GARAGES, * Store Buildings, Bte MARS PORTABLE TO. PORTA Office Porta DE aL , 4 BLL Capitol 49 rry Landing. || o'clock AUTIFUL unexcelied, $75. on purchase, 200 Bidg.,, tnd Madison aph, to; bie machin maMerel, é Liberal re-| ¥OR | 49 POR SALBA—MIs¢ ANBOUS | $900— WA Mtr YER ‘ENT wN BALDWIN MADI TANO. " MANOGANY \ LB, WITH 40 ROLL, Y MUSIC. POR $350 CASH ©, & BENDER CO. 1609 THIRD AVE x 08 PER TON— 9000 Laree, Clean Lump Coal Light in’ Ash $8.00 COMPANY $83 Terry $8.0 UNITED COAL Lis? N. Woop—woon..woop fir millwood, bee ? deliv so om red | 6Lb WH FOREST “WOOD, dry 0 cord, delivered. Also 12 and i6-inch, $5 a load. Coal for stove and furnace Sunset | Wood,” MILj. siAh shipyard. ploner emia: oc an furn * delivered Sunnet Sunset HL sold, wall & T FOREST Wood, aranteed no tng. Main 1968 | ORY “Rae ERB WOOT: STOVE leneths, $9.25 éord: half cord § delivered. et ST45 FOREST WOOD, GoOn GRABE OLD growth fir, $9.00, delivered any- re. Reacon O1 GROWTH ~ wood, chal _eall Sidney 1728 MILL” WOOD, 4.35 LOAD, 97.06 double load; immediate delivery North 4287. NEW PIANOS FOR RENT Applied on purchase Toner, 210 Unton. $io koots, Sidney SEWING Mact | 'heada, $10 Por particulars «ip AT condi- on, with extra wet of coils, at $15. | - SAND LADY | 'Gananhok clothing. 2024 Westlake) | Ctathing. HROP-HEAD SINGER ShWING MA chine and motor, $35. 4906 Rainier CHRISTMAS TRE Fs, 800 delivered. WOobD—COAL oO! BR SNYDER BLLIOTT 4433. F. WANTED--USED CLOTHING «AND |__ furs, Owl 1317 % txt. Bttiott 3 # CUMP COAL" NO DINT—F i i. clinkers. Garfield 5284 GROWTH, “Té-1NCiL” 39; 3 1 rds tre a MOVED, Soc” ELLIOTT ANAGH HATS W500. 1008 WANTED—FUTNITURB lake buys. (08 Pike. tain @Si¥. PRT STOCK DIGREED PERSIAN Phone Sunset 5379. Linden. 1 For FOR SALE—AU TOMOWILES ~~ RPECTAL NOTICE — I can save you money on your re- pair work. All electrical system Broperly handled. Reboring and Eeconstruction. Get my prt S. Reese. 2025 Third ave. Mar. FORDS--NEW AND USED. SMALL balance monthly. } Y. Ine. | Authorized Ford Dealers RROADW AY AT Pik AST 03720. BUY A_ ¥ LOOKS Li FRAN BATTERY ttery is NG. Let G save it. Work guaran THIRD AVE. MAIN 3946. 62 WANTED—AUTOMOBILES HIGHEST CASH PRICK PAID ¥O! good light cars. Henry Mowsbec Aute © 618 BL Pike at it 2651. |S—X AUTOMONITES “TO HANGE Ww H-6, j HAY | ava ist KITT 1ifth and MAN SAYS YOu ). RHODES a. 2035 DIAMOND, ALMOST a good auto. StX ROAL tecting’ car of grok i] 2135 Areade I ac FOR SALE—FURNISHED HOUSES yOMe Bellevue Cre if FULLY Wil come PUR- on take nadie tas ca * abstatalatatataldiabstatstatatatstatdtatatatatal ik \K K 7-ro and 4 down. in splendid over. It is pins s joe plumbing: double eo: ructed; cabinet kitchen glone concrete foundation; full b not cement; aliey; some fruit and ber- ries;: all street improve- ments paid; near car line and school. $500 cash, bal- ance easy. $3,200 5-room — madern arch between and dining sized kiteh bungalow; large living and pantry Interior hall ne bath and 2 large bedrooms, with light closets; also entrance upstaira to floored attic and down to b vent or outalde; thre r ee ment basement; | iaundry trays; partition for fuel; full front porch; lot soxis3 level with street; every- thing paid; half block from pavement: near schools and car. $500 cash, $25 per month and interest. a war SRARAAMAARARARA KEAN Bras 5495 Ballard Av. Sunset 0127. (2926), KKKKK GN ANNE the best buys i property. VER Garfield 0077. MONTHLY, TAKE m modern bungalow, tax Boston St |§50 CASH, $ my new 5-ro %-nere, improved, Beacon hill. Mott 1188- : AND 4-ROOM NEW West Seattle, water. down, $15 th. Phone “West 0533-M. ‘i “i |SMALL COTTAGE, Gi,200; § | down, th. 664 American Bank Hot y light, $66 PROPERTY ~ LAST CALL he fine lot with 2-room shack and sleepinge porch we offered in the column last Saturday at been redured to $700; about $65 caah tome early and avoid the rue UNCTION RKALTY CO. | WEST 0947 76 POR EXCHANGE—REAL ESTATE IXCH E— ACKE Waahin land ear of equal value. BART- riee $500. Sunset |For ern for 4429, FARMS FOR € changes ev Co, 714 Thir ACREAGE ¥ PROPERTY. EX- rywhers. A, G. Hille | REAL GOOD Ruy 40 acres dandy good soil, | “from stone and gravel; slashed; good pastu acre timber; 5-room large barn and outbuilding kinds of berries; tear ons harnens, 2 cow’, pe tools, etc.; 60 kacks and ff Price terms $2,000 cash nwider small home 4 $000; Would ¢ for part AN 4 White CHROBDER Bldg. ié MILE Ree t gui ACK 3 acres nays, 10% withe vation 2,000; half cash Mecilioust, Bothell, Wash. Rh BALE—10 from Seattle; rr) DANDY Almont an dite kM b1a-14 This & V 5-room how kinds outaide city GTLEAM. Ralmter 62) ACK, cows hertes, blackberrie: acre ¢ ho ments nottied dora not half cash, A RE large bearing fruit; tr 20-ACKE tone: chickens, miles from town berry growing overflow, LITTLE RAN Nahe ara en ce ens and } AN Wh AN 6 Th ALD ‘tre \ ios? oR VA cheap, or trade Sunaet FARM LAND ne CHIC All in cultivation; pew buildings Rores strawberries, 2 actos logan- Kooseberrion 10 *KENS, ACKEAG POULTRY on all and ee; new, mod house, 20x60 b Includes White Leghorn rd truck cleared CHRORDER ite F iT Cnt cely lows ortati AP ed, noar on b RSDAL rd Ave SARGAIN karage; chicken ct of ground; all ated junt 00; terme or phone ta. $1, ind ave confines SILON TALAND, fr North End city 0209. RE FARM Plas 3 raapberrien, clover; 2 horses, tools, imple thick district Price $5,000, acres cows, THE SEATT «Course of True | Love Is Rough for Poor Marie CARTER, MeeDONALD @ MILLER | 208 Columbi. ja St Eliott 6870. BUY LAND NEAR WORK | Big reduction and easy terme t who can work campe. where yo the way to HG ber “ROUTHWESTERN W (-acro fa country w proved water, $1,500 «1 CHARL Alaska guod YUAT improved 20 acres Hott 1184-J, ae fine, Sit full COLD BAY $500 ist mort w [2000 Beacon ¢ 500 R unita N Rothert Marvey ¢ xan W Univ Wien Rainier PACIFIC 600-601 Se: 5000 190 100 600 20 10 100 100 2 509 }.200 }20000 Burk 100 Jonnzon 600 dm PA £01 Securities BK R W bite Parr Northwe: Rothert 400 W 14 tern Rainier tolumbi 09 Outweat 5000 Capi AND AL Eat Sil per sha GARAC terest modern tn firma, 25 cars. you must steady and Ano aeroplanes 2123 Smith |$300 CASTE. trade, ts real and p good town r + 1188 }97 [CIRCULAR N sale will of Genera Alaskan En Room 422 Seattle, Wa ‘Jan , t Commiasic ding, s Hous: & Rec Tramway dian Servic Chica 1 4800 Porbe Alaskan I Departmen ington. D. ral Purct Pho GLAND « gland ond T and vitality Chester Mee At Electro-ther fe skin and pointment p Pine at None —Mre. Wr WILL Edmonds {Would you tn privileged to own an equal half in in @ busy repair shop, ing « net pr This place is bury all the time owner has eatablie does all the we some of which No experie rated with fe, who will teach you This is @ real opr aterted Ina profitable busi fore the New Ye WHITE PORTUNITY few hundred dollars can get Buy « litue farm ol men in ‘our milla and to an bave work, Thats et His ft t of CI excellent buildings A real bargain at mn 720 Third Ave. BITING the rich hehalie; weil tm ing SOMERS AND DRILLI ANI 601 Alaska By STOCKS AND ae ‘coal ubber Ww Steel 0. Pr c, Blectrie mith Wilder Ke Weatern States Oil High Power SEL utlding ores » ANCHORAGE iding. BONDS sUnJEcT * gold bon stern Rubber Co. American Hottle Ca 20000 Hurk Tex. Production Coy OW & ‘Tra thtinder Bynd., fry Oil ~ Finn unite Finance pfd it. elder alty ryatal “URITIES. CO. o Bide. THett Futretl Ce ubber Ro: Ou a Rtoel Seattle? 78 im WILL aki Seattle-Iniand Olt 290 2 won't delay the wedding longer American Bottle Cap Production nda Oil TPIC & Bo Bide 10 Johnston a Petr c PA at ful every fit ben relia a In motive pov ¥ Ow u oO be we ngine tell ah. n ary Pp his et appl Alan 204 Portiand Eneineering Comminaston. an lamat Bide perintendent 3940 8. th; B et, eines rk for aever CRIT Phone Wit. 2118 WILL BUY LIBERTY BONDS Davin Car Co. Alaska Petroleum & Coal Red Metal. leur, MAX WINKLE Union st ror SAL ¥ 16 shares Johnston Hott 0850, Piston & Ring. 1-61, Star Bt SINESS OPPORTUNITIES — RTNERSULY $650 If you were downte ly equipped, way, and show- of $400 a month? trade, ap al local own up. to nee needed, but willing work ble, You will b fh expert mechan the busines ty pwn aut a Act a BLDG - INVE larce onary invent for automo other purpose MONTHLY, On 40-room hotel, nod busine ner got drowned. SPECIAL, NOTICES SHALED at ne PRO office Agent erminal t ater than 11:06 22, for fur- enger concher ar may b jeation at th kan tongineer New Postoft Ore.; Alm 206 Cus allt Francisco, ¢ fon Service, Denver, Colo; ‘of Warehouse, In Ashland ave Hreau of Mines: ittsbure, Pa, an ring mmission, nterior, Wash ae PERSONAL LO! corner Yesler. DISCOVERY and that blet Hast 05 D'ARSONVAL 905 18 CLINIC and Thursday, to 12M. INSTITUTE Pin CoM subatanc iINED 50 fe dient ( JONVAL py an ner phone A.W INSTITUT Kant 6 Broads itielknen, PRYCHOLOGIST i »-Analyat not 716 ad Vor aight [ld. M. 4 CHATTE! Money to foan. to Tistablished 100 KKAL y for ROTHE |OPROR’ 1890 js hose farm a M ondon_t LOANS elry Co. 105 ih LAPAN® nd acreag vane ORTUNITY = RWAN TADS Bows EI) and] Sunset | _ Marie Thonnard IONDON, Dec, 20.—Here’s a movie scenario that'll hold up with the best of them CAST; Marie society beauty; |Harold Joseph jarmy of upation; warden of Brixton prison, London. SCENE ONE Marie's home in Belgium, MARIB'S DAD: Sacrebleu! Geet out, American! You cannot marry my daughtaire! Exit Private Stearns. Marte weeps. SCENE TWO Rrixton prison, London. WARDEN: No, mum, It ain't for a crime th In-~fust a little pass. port irrigularity li be out as soon as hit's cleared up. MARIE n! I follow heem here from ¥ Now 1 go tree-vite to i we are married so att Thonnarg, Belgian her lover, Private Stearns, Amertcan MARIE: 1 have heem Where een ‘Arrold? WARDEN: Sorry, mum. The av- thor couldn't let "im walt to be just been sent to Liv and ‘e’ll leave for America on 6 first outgoing abip. Marie faints a0 license. Si | The last scene win be written at| ut His island. For Marie's going to America. She knows Private Stearns in waiting for her and she's eure the American immigration authorities || The Seattle Star || DIRECTORY Attorney »at-Law PP TALL neulte a rhe Didg, Chiropractor . hE. TURNER, CHIROPR. tor, 210-13 Haight Did, 24-Pine Mours, 10-6. dates Collateral Loans LOANED ON” ALD ARTT- value. TH RELIABLE, M. 2542 ve MONEY Expert Diectrie Repairs MOTO: APT LIANCES, P, J. Givnan Electric Co 641 First 4 Elliott 5 aneial AMERICAN BANK hased. 902 American AVIAS |SCANDI pu | Money to Loan MONEY FOR CHRISTMAS a. of course friends an ones happy Christinas but may not have the n cash on hand not let 1 the pleasu ill gladly loan yo: the ar 1 need, if working steady, aecurity of a kind amall wee iy to Fourt rr or me p ate. QUIK QUIET, CONFIDENTIAL ser EMPLOY LOAN SOCIETY 565 Eupire Bid | : Ave., Near. Stadion. | LOAN SALARIED LU 4 LOANS on FURNITURE, PIANOS, | Kasy payment’ plan WORKINGMAN'S LOAN CO, Seaboard Bldg | and Pike loth oF MONEY To LOAN | On diamonds and jewelry, on moat sattafactory Lerma, Y For} DIAL LOANS |goct ire Thutiding Near Madison TO LOAN—WE LOAN ANY AMOUNT ON DIAMONDS, watches and jewelry; lowest rates, Beatties Oldest Loan Brokers AMERICAN JEWELRY CO. | 821 nd Ave, Ioatablished 1889, AUTOMOBILE FURNITURS SLAY HON TY y {VICE Ine, Ave. | PUGRT ite Co. SOUND MARBLE 1at and 4 & GRAS nia, Ketab= trast Co. RIN—PAT- jean and fo: secured, developed ted. $05-6.7 Central Seattle, Wash. and 609 ¥ W., Washington, D. C Phone Main 0390 REYNOLDS, M. By © a Seattle a 8, Main 6 rade marks. Peni 14 Ho Physicians, | fiteUMA , SCTATICA, LUM PA- 0, Ourt nt gives immediate | rellef. ok's trial treatment, evenings ferences. D nd Braden, 905 % ira ave, AILMONTS, 85) YEARS Dr. Angus, 400 _tages Bide. Third and Univer | Piano Tuning | PIANO TUNER—STROM, MAIN 9000, Cut rate plano repairing, tuning. 1407 4th ave. Marie's dad,| WIRING. | L E STAR NATURAL PARKS. BODY IN SESSION Use of Motor Licenses for State System Urged TACOMA, I Une of not lew than 10 per cent of motor icle license fund receipts for the acquiat tion of « state park system; preserva tion of all remaining timber border ing the Sunset highway between North Bend and Lake Keechelus; enunelation of the principle that the preservation of the scenic values in emential ta a wine highway policy; & survey of tentative park #ites thru out the state; and broad moral and financial support for the work of the Natural Parks association of Wash. ington, were recommended by the axpociation here last night These recommendatio: were em: bodied in a report of the polley com: mittee, of which Wenlock W. Miller, of Seattle, i chairman, Present and approving the report Were all three members of the rtate parks committee, Clifford 1. Mab cock, state treasurer; J. ant Hin, kle, secretary of state, and Clark V Savidge, commissioner of public lands. David Whitcomb, of Seattle, elected t president. GEO. BRAZER FREED ON BAIL Alleged to be short $1,890.28 In his accounts a® secretary of the Metropolitan club, George M. Tra- ver, prominent member of the American Legion and well known for his work in connection with ex- service men, was at Nberty ‘Tucsday @n $2,000 bond. Charges of grand filed against him Monday before Justice of the Peace C. C. The charges were against Brazer after & conference be- tween Prosecuting Attorney Malcolm Douglas and FR. A. Dailey, president of the Metropolitan club, and are based on an audit of Brazer’s « counta by Frank Waterhouse & Co. 20. larceny were willing to abide by the result of a thoro inspection of his account an necretary. Louis B, Schwellentach, counsel for Hirazer, sald today the chargos resolved themeclves into a matter of bookkeeping. | “The books show,” he aald, “that |there was no intent to defraud ybody. They balance perfectly. fome of the money wasn't there, that’s all. 1 believe that, ans the cane proceeds, we will be able to show where the thoney went to.” | FOR VETERANS Several boxes of apples and @ variety of clothing are still needed by the hospitalimation committees of the+American Legion to guarantee & merry Christmas to nearly 500 dis- abled war veterans in hospitals of the Puget Sound district, according to George D, Hubbard, chairman. “We need socks, slippers, Ucs and pajamas as well as several more hares 6f apples,” anid Hubbard. “4 Christmas tree in being planned for every howpital in which veterans are confined.” Contributions should reach Legion heatquarters in the Douglas build tog by 10 am Friday Consul Here Sued for Grocery Bill Saft to recover $235.98 from Lu-| ‘clen FE. Villegas, for Chile wife, was filed in superior court Tuesday by the firm of Harralt Broa, The amount sought is Alleged to be for groceries secured on credit by the consul and his family, In a bill of particulars accompany- jing the complaint, such items as erabs, strawberries, Budweiser and olive appear at frequent sapervels, | Two Hotel Thefts Are Reported Here Two hotel robberies were reported to the police Tuesday. A burglar entered M. G room in the Beebe hotel, Third ave. and Union st. and rifle¢ a pair of trousers of $12.80, Sam Bolego went to sleep in the Diamond hotel, 412% Fifth ave. 8, and woke up to find his door smashed in and his pants, containing more lthan $40 in cash, missing. orthwest consul Chetneth's Cabaret Hearing to Be Held Next Week | Seattle's cabaret situation will be thoroly threshed out at a meeting of the council license committee next Tuesday morning, when city officials, cafe owners and police investigators consider the question of issuing new licenses for practically every cabaret in thé eity. Members of the council the belief that the authority to issue jand revoke licenses will not be turned over to the pollee department, ae was contemplated last week, but | will be retained by the Heense com- mittee, wtih a stricter supervision of |the entertainment places, were of WITT MAY HAVE TO WAIT TWO MONTHS FOR HIS SALARY |; Peter Witt, $1,000.a.week tlon expert, may for his pay until February he elty council authorized the ptroller Monday to draw a sal- ary warrant of $8,254 in favor of Witt, but Mayor Caldwell is not expected to align the ordinance, if he does sign it, before the statu: tory 1%day period has expired. ty that time the railway will be upon warrant basis, Witt's eck will be stamped “Not paid for lack of fun,” and Pete will have to wait until St, Valenti day for his money, trac have to whistle the middie of ~ MALE HELP WANTE ‘| Neat Appearing | Men One of the lari Pacific Northwest has man who has reaided in Seattle ene year or more. Apply at once, Roum 204 Central Bidg. ies in the ning fora at compa Hrager denied appropriating any of | the club's funda, and declares he ts) and Venezuela, and his) Charles W. Morse in his stateroom on the S. S. Paris as he returned to America on order ment ia investigating his wartime ship contracts. when the ship docked at New} immediately for Washington York. Bureau of || Missing Relatives ‘The Star inv readers to use this department ae in finding missing relatives of friends. The department te to help tm reuniting those who have been ied, Those re missing are invited to report the disappearance directly to The sta: Keaders who may know the whereabo missing are requested also The Ster, Other mewepepers are inv’ to reproduce such items ae will interest their commanitics. 4 ATHANIEL ADAMS. unknown since he was heard from in Seattle, 10 years ago, Ar thur Nathaniel | Adams is sought by his family the East. ‘About | 12 years ago, Ad- ams in said to have worked in Seattle as a printer, Any one who knew of Adams, or with whom he lived or boarded, is aske to communicate with Horace B. Ca- wey, 86 State st, Albany, N. ¥. eee ARTHUR His whereabout sivters came to Seattle from Colum bus, O. In 1902 1903. They are Mr. Maggie A. Cook and her sister, Lizzie, a trained nurse. Edward Quigley, 1813 Seventh ave., is trying to locate th or Just Co BY H. CARRINGTON, PH. D. Ni hie Expert and Author of Psychical Phenomena The 8. 8. “Carnegie has just re- turned from a trip around the world, which it has taken several years to complete, bringing with it valuable data as to the magnetism of the} earth. This itt! vessel was especially j built, and not a single piece of iron was on board—not a knife, not a nail—which might influence the mag- netic lines of the earth by its pres- enc This expedition was rendered possible by the Carnegie Lnstitution Foundation; and several ye » have b upled in a systematic etudy of the n gnetic lines of force on our globe. Mach valuable material has thus been collected, which it will take a liong time to work over gnd publish preliminary account of some of the simpler elements of the earth's magnetism may, however, render the full report, when issued, more intel- Ngible to the MAGNETIC POL! NORTH AND SOUTH We know that there are two “mag: netic poles” in the world, a north pole and a south pole, which do ne pond with the true ohi- The north magnetic pole Sir James C, Ross in 1831, It was then about 1400 miles distant from the true north pole, The south magnetic pole is about 1000 miles from the true south pole, cal was discovered by MRS. MAGGIE A. COOK.—Two| of Washington. The govern- He left ‘ CALLOUSED PALMS SAVE PANHANDLER WHO “HIT” JUDGE “Let me look at your hands,” naid Police Judge John B. Gordon Tuesday on a ragged, bluefaced man conffonted him to ask for thes price of a meal. The man showed @ palr of cal- loured palran. “You win,” said hizzoner. “You told the truth when you said you were out of work.” Judge Gordon slipped a half dollar into the shivering palm and added a word: “When you've had breakfast, come into police court and ask for the judge, I think perhaps we can find something for you.” »|Burglar Makes Off With Wedding Ring A burglar who entered the M24 lot H. ©. Armstrong, 1213 Lake ave., learly Tuesday departed with a wed- ding Ying belonging to Mra Arm- strong, a ring set with five pearls and a ruby, & cameo ring and two | watchen, A fold medal will be presented to jthe city of Seattle by the city of Lima in recognition of Seattle's par- ticipation in the Peruvian Industrial Centennial exposition last summer. J. M. Macedo, uvian consul, will make the presentation and Mayor Caldwell will receive the medal on behalf of the city. Lights; rpuscles From Sun The non-magnetic ship “Carnegie” and map of two hemis- pheres, showing magnetic equator and magnetic poles. es of magnetic force run across rth, from the “magnetic equa- tor,” to the north and south mag- netic poles, The magnetic equator lies near the true equator, but runs both north and south of it, and crosses the latter in at least four places, Starting from this equator, Ines of force run north and south, just as you can seo them, by means of iron filings, issuing from a horse-shoe’ magne ‘The earth is thus a huge magnet. These lines of force in- fluence magnetized steel, causing it to point this is the basis of the “Compass” in common usi These line » the earth, have lately been shown to explain many hitherto il-understood terrestrial phenom. ena, such as the aurora borealis, The sin is constantly shooting. off, into space, millions of tiny particles, known as corpuscles. These would naturally hit our earth in greater numbers near the equator, since this is the part of the earth most exposed to their influ- ence. These corpuscles are caught, by the magnetic lines of force, and arried towards the north and south jes, getting nearer and nearer the surface of the earth all the time. At a certain distance from the poles, they find themselves in. an atmosphere resembling that in high vacuum tubes G@uch as the X-ray due north and south; and | PAGE 15 SUBSIDY FOR SHIPS, PLAN OF HARDING Sure to Find Violent Oppo- sition to Remuneration Scheme BY J. F, RICHARDSON (Formerly Special Investiguior for the “ongrensionsl Kelert Committee en Ship- ping Heard Operations) WASHINGTON, Dec, 20-—Mindtal Of the sentiment which for years has pervaded the United States against subsidies, President Harding will pre sent what is called a “remuneration plan” to provide the private shipping companies with wufficlent funds to enable them to compete with foreign rivals, This “remuneration plan” will pro- vide for the assignment of import duties to the relief of export ship- ments—a form of subsidy. Critica of the shipping board pok ley, and of the president's course in announcing that he will seek a sub fidy to assist in the establishing of the merchant marine have appeared, both in and out of congress, ‘They assert that while the shtpping board has 1,301 idle ships, the Cunard company in starting construction of 100,000 tons of new shipping and is to revive the services discontinued during the war. The danger at this time, critics of the subsidy plan allege, i# that the ship operators, who have fed off the treasury thruout operation of ship ping board boats, rather than strain themselves trying to make as much &* ponsible out of the boats, would continue to feed from the treasury under # subsidy, and that the result |would be to hamper, rather ‘than help, the establishment of @ succems- ful merchant marine. | A tremendous struggle in congress, \it is believed, will mark the presi- dent's attempt to get a subsidy for pene: 3 whatever its Sort, ‘SALEM SOLONS GET TO WORK Consider Means of Raising Money for Fair SALEM, Ore, Dec. 2. — The second day’s session of the state leg- islature saw both houses getting down to business in real earnest and trying to figure out some basis on which @ state tax could be authorized to finance the 1925 fair in Portland. Many members of beth houses, who yesterday affixed their names to a document decrying the proposed Kubli amendment, which would raise the money thru a property tax, said today they had signed “with reserva tions.” They contended that they did not want any “additional” property levies, but suggested that many thousands of dollars now raised thru property taxes, but which conld be |lopped off the state budget here and there, might be diverted for fair purposes with their full approval. Secretary of State Kozer met with members from both houges today to reach some definite understanding with respect to this very thing. Some of Kozer’s money-saving sug- gestions take the following form: Fifty thousand dollars for three years by diverting funds appre. priated for the Northwest Tourist a& sociation. Two hundred and twenty-five thon. sand dollars for three years, derived from the quarter mill read levy, authorized for reform school ad ditions. One hundred thousand dollars now going annually to the accident com mission. One hundred. thousand dollats an- nually from state hospitals at Salem and Pendleton. One hundred and fifteen, thousand dollars for construction\¢rarmories, ANDIT STEALS HIS NEW SHOES A bandit stopped Adam Grull, 1503 W. 62d st, early Tuesday at 14th ave. N. W. and 61st st. W., as Grull was returning ‘home from night work, and after robbing him of $1.85 cash and a pair of new shoes, made his escape, Four Men Arrested -in Dry Squad Raids Two raids by the dry squad Mon- day night resulted in the arrest of four men. C, L. Olmstead, 40, waiter; Frank Hart, 49, plumber, and John Mickel- son, 36, laborer, were arrested in the Cleopatra hotel. James Burton, 45, mechanic, wae arrested at 2423 First ave., where @ pitcher of grapo and a serving glass were s#ized. Burton was released om $500 bail, STAR’S WANT ADS ALWAYS DELIVER Florence Hall is today a very happy girl. Thru the columns of Monday's Star she reperted the loss of her pocket book contain. ing a small amount of cash and a string of pearls which belonged | to her motifer, The latter she treasured highly, Tuesday the pocket book and contents were returned. That is why Miss Hall is happy. tubes), and they then begin to give forth the shifting and dfrting lines of the so-called “Cathode rays.” SCIENTISTS LONG PUZZLED BY IT Tt is these shifting and darting lines of the Cathode rays which ao count for the aurora borealis, as well as other phenomena which have long puzzled scientists; and the con. nection, now traced, between tho sunspots and the aurora can thus be shown also, since a connection naturally exists between these spots and the energy of the corpuscles emitted by the sun, These investigations, therefore, may be said to have thrown a new light upon many odd facts, and served to explain them in @ gate factory manner,