The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 29, 1921, Page 13

Daily at Reattia Peubscription Rates DD gy MAIL, IN ADVANCE | IN THE month ree months months year OUTSIDE Of wast! te Bho pe BY CARRID ) month “Rates Per cash In advance adver- Largest the Northwest Reads The Star’s _ Want Phone M LE HELP WANTED N BARN "week, and out student We make abso for tuition. 25 only. wanted Tad it nN KDRY Saino Piper & Taft Bide, 1107 24 MATE Fen Bye. 1 Ghee TCREE. 504 Pine st. TIONS HAVE W wants ra! e enihare Main toes HELP WANTED ENT Pe ik over, wanted Ex $120 moi required. [Ee 'W. Rol Spe Bide... ep — hor. parts of the cit rout in the downtown @ Apply Ci i. Seattic Star. ‘G MEN. 0 ER ment positions, $130 month Write for free list of positions | THAT mn Weisfield throw it Green Clock, Watch and jewelry repair for| iit Alarm and mantel! Sohwarn. STOR in two w repa 14s Brew ATIONS WAN experienced M. Bay Stat and Battery » EX: the U. < with small short hour Behool Piea) Spm. Mai ARE. LOOKIN nm je 38 married hinery. enera! e_experien: CLASS PA nd kalsomi: Call Al 1} evening: —EROWN Gor. short Ward district. “AIREDALE Seat Reward HN ISH: *APITO Bin and alcove 4 basement ke and moun raished in eve JAHN @ ©O. mt basement: Ta Kink RENT use, hot and ¢ mth. 4443 NT with gar; 7 month pho Room HOUSE penferniahed North 125 UNFURNISHE AND FLATS 3% Sunny ide URNISHED AND 1st Sere ground, We or will Re. WELCOME larwe yar 4, reason ave. ISHED adults SONS W uRing. Main 6 iY, diatwon je MISCE WIL }942 Firat SASH y PBine ty cliakern. office Main. 10st AND AIR mane Bast $744.” s-ROOM PURI 28th Ss HOUSES FOR RENT son me mime ee te te te elm SALB—MISCELLANEOUS PURNACH ade Bitum i eat Seth AVG | Medium Coker te WESTLAKE } RY AVE N. $8 60 PER TO Lares, Clean 2 Ligh paon tent in ashingt } 300.7% STATE 00 Capitol 1 PATE PORTABLE TON ’ Le sr $9.00 year cerry go8e | Insertion ¥ 1 ndvertixing, 18|§2 per M. ded cline tata words | Dios Weat | ye | i Tat) NG Bul Offices Porta » DP MARS Opp. Ford R IN Factory Seattle Wook load, ends, $4.00. This wood Warranted Miid shipyard, pi rt furnace, Sunset Fuel Co, NEW MILL $8.00 Woon, double Why ts. dry Main per insertion | Six Insertions 6-HOLY SS. $100 ORTARL COAL, nous Mine un n Heat Units CAP N mp YL, 04 $8.00 1 $8.00 tdings UNITED COAL COMP. ANY N. ARATE "MeN Capitot SLABS, load STAT. ends, coal, delivered RAN buy punk w STAR-A-STAR SHINGLES ered from mill Ferry West 0334 9 to & o'clock Sare- sand va Planer ha anoned. FORKS, nywhere, Sunset @?at i" 50 takes one. Also furniture bar- wine pent Waldron 319 Universt GROWTH FO 45.50 per. load. $10.50, Also ‘bark Kenwood oat FPURNTTOUR rea _ Must sell 5 > | Gaoh Feminters and | i sold. exe! Sundwall & Co. 919 OLD” GROWTH Fo! dry. % and ove and furnace. Audience in| oi ro Ads ‘ain 0600 TO ts A lways | ely tia between personally DOL, OF $20 G Frargateed bo T20-N-2. Aer sae Woon, j | | } FoR ACTS taut Y nd Call Wield, No i 1 DRESSER SOTER™ price all thin week. change, 621 Union POR QUICK BALé anak ORK AY ONCE neh work where m 7 and 5 ye $233) Oe! i 3h yiN . betes ded Dry “Sir ARD Wi livered. Bast S145. OLD GROWTH FO! mill wood, coal TIONS — MEN. for railway mail amination Bes } n Staney 17. mth. Experience it MMAGE SALE Particuiars free.|" warurday, bine. Civil Kervice| mag with government. | gp 6c” —pernpeacs ton. T Ss FOR SF APER | | g800 GARFIELD WHITE ROTARY chine, special 3295. open for bi fe | reulation Depart-| ed Foner. 210 Union. Low want ix at 608 W Usk Owl, 1317 % | ANAGH HATS. Leonard (former cant repair 204 Unies. ftice. Prd Opp. bays clocks | - 4002 Arcade. e vl FOR PLENTY WHITH L plenty Rhod th 4223. 1318 N. HEsT FOREST WOOD, fine Main Pi Ls ¥ DELIVERED LOAD ty at. REST at rt SALE onable offer, flat for rent, $18. | Furniture Wood, of large doubl. same ANY pranth ave machines i REST 80 cord. dolivercd. inch, $8 a load. Sun. knots, LOAD OF CHDAN WOOL, | load north of canal. 436 THAD, immediate delivery. re aired. 1180. Woop, leo 19 Coal for COATE 6637 fie CORD, Sidney | Phe 97.56 HALF} Garment Ex- ir OOD, eer “OAL ten 4 Wiret ave. lengths, $9.00 cord: half, $5.00, “FRIDAY 1324 Piret ave. SEWING bargain N ON GAR EN condition, Telephone ot \aewisa MACHTNRA. d6On DROP- reat. Stove de- Woon, Por particulars! AND Arcade $000 $8.00 MA LoTs Capitol) tEW FIANOR . FOR RENT RENT purchase Meyer You ahington Bide. ATHING AND it. Kilott $321. 1008 tet. i Lalas a RNTURE a + AY 208 « AC ™ TRH, Mact olumbia A ‘ra eh «| | ™ lie a ® teal nplete, patinfact rkiand fer Harlow Kirk! flee nd $100 ~ on place at KEAGE m ALMO op ON ALD INC at district tool including Rasy me party ry and Barke ” a ebay dowa, by Agtt T LER ree demand ‘$50 ts of taken yo & MILL . fw bs athly who lmomediatety inquire & Farrars Auburn-Hiack Price only very STEEL REALTY DEVELOPMENT Nortel Lare ve { wt At te mh Pon ap | & fr | # | to io: n fa A aS Buy lw $600 | be: te ta r 320 feat ore ASHING ervice FOR SALE from Seattle water ace a* part ey, Gi Harbo S NEAR RENTON Merzanine Floor Un: rth and EN ARGH TRA place, tinfactory party month! DURKK 203 Ne LRAUTY SPOT main land th gradual of tractive vie rm dg Sa ple ~ OF xtra town: pr 0 cash, nual payments, Wash. RAL e we pide: clea! good w ine, Set ply owner, Rite Blutts NAME po You a bac h neil clearing and building cables | wide John AZ. Seattle . Manager TON ACRE 7 ulevard, Tome Garfi 10 rma pays 93, 00 mich. rm, front 10 ACRE $759, easy terme tracts Ht north hard. faney PETER ORR, or, PRE level tract attractive olen, y te @ FARRAR, BI w Ye OF rk rua 10 acres of ge pretty be Ada) and postoftice. Charles Somers ( t 1931 ‘appl erpet or trade $ Smyth, Jt ACHES between White Bluffs and P red un all par “or ores Wash. WANT A t of LAND CO. TRACT, plenty eld 2634 ACKER, 3 acre 10% wit o: halt Nothell. FOR BALE —#2-AcRE 16 mites from Tecoma; rome take wil ay ment Was! I also of city 26 uD coke. 66 Battery | ss. see WDRTV:| _ con 116-K Med AUTHORIZED ALB | Used cars. extra Cd OE oadsters aking |Poariags ». 2158, Ad- oedens Chas True mE ce: i 7 sorn| WILLIAM L SERVICH) Authorined avy, 4 2 pomi- | femily. or any work while going yee call amy tim mn 2800. room NG POR A MAS | position Caer vice Wide trattie. ex purchasing. sell- and Urgen . = | NTRACT pping and i e House, Terms Ow HUE Y moved to aiea room. i ith ave and Union. & SPRCIAL NC INTE ning at mode Ninnis, Gerr 50 FOUND DALE “Far | tail, Neanse 1117 Reward. Sunset | properly handled. Feconstruction. | Ge Now and CEN’ | Broad ATTE battery is N. Gh. Lat ve it. Work HIRD AVE. y_and Pike LYN” SETTE ‘ehead, Snohomish . Call WE HUY POR FoRD ralue F. Pike at Summit. REMEMBER ir Ter ROLLER CANARY SINGERA BEA- si en automobiles. a FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES “ORNEI prices right. statement with each rd Dealers _va arger and Henry Mo between Pike 2651 ITICR A save YOU money on your jectrical #: Reboring S,_Reeag. 2035 Third ave FORDS—FORDS— ro! ha Le TERMS KAL AGENCY, Authorized Ford Dealers [2 ¥ pric 3 Ine. Y MAN SAYS YOUR OLD FO. RHODES AS ‘uaranteed. IN 3946. coy WANTED—AUTOMOB! > HENRY MOSSBACH DOG | Retwee West | Hi pO goed Heht on Auto Co. 618 0 ACK ori aa tie. Call TOUS Fils iL. HILA modern; furnacet d views aalataly | lcase. | automob E What have HAVE A_ FINE: 3 carat XCHA tains ry detal!; a orn, tit Oitad COPTAGE *DSON SUP igHED | mnske__Calt_318 id water, $25 per | 74 a |e hoowe vue, Take Fast onet FURNISE ROOM MODE — ee, close in, rent 1th jo BALE ONE N8HED oni” ry” ALE AT © Kirkla 61 on Rowe hill, Montgomery, ney 6453 | MODERN lots, jen basement N. W. |SMATL down, ) APARTMENTS | a ) BATH, 1650: North 2927 APARTMEN' FLATS $20. | COTTAG $25 month. Rank. Main 2474 {ED HOt -| WILL TAK at Seattl per wity sell for $15 ber) eacon Third Ave FINE BL on blocks 2 AND 3! terme. 4. splendid neieh-! able rent. 2820. vo | WA ED bungalow, W | district. priced JOHN M. 2200 Market St 7% HOUSEKEEPING Por earage i and we Capitol ROOME, only. | HOMY. age 1738 W l\iiy 90 ACE and clear; ¥ NO” ING with hous Bath WANTED AT Your HOME, | ae ” AND aera 4 Westlake | This bought B10 AF-| Fruit or poultry | price $150 cash. P. VAN ARS 1916 hird iN: HIGHLY 10 acres; all cleared: loam soil; 6-room chicken house; wel rage; wood shed; riew; 6 acren black all tools 160 furniture. 45, 2 ACRE VERY S-room house; all well, cow siable tivated; onl 35 THY 1014 Third Ave. ACKER, NORTI White they lant acres of rich woutharly slo mountain view portation. Price on 18 VAN 1016 Third IRRIGATE AS bottom LANKOU 1AM CO. Ave. 8 » BOOKS “TLS 0 k s 5 and Windows for Iding. = mill ot bone-dry Main 6540 or Fy Mig ATTALIA part alfaifa, NO DIRT, age, best Gailiold 626 H-66 touring Bi berries terms. $751 15th GOOD LAS Ni ON D. R-Bix ret nd UNG 4 A ALLOW. 91,256 2035 Henry M paabach AUTOMOBILES To Star $2 1900 1000 18000 Capital Petr 450 100 3 2 soe tJ 1000 1900 } 214 » an pe * LMOST | Fi Will trade a good auto ROAD- car of good Arcade Bldg FUR SALF-—FURNISHED HOUSES reasonable offer. 75 FOR SALE—KEAL ESTATE -HALP VALUE, & good 4-room houre and $1,200. Henrietta, io I 3 ement $35 604 American dor right. DAHLBY Su $400 CASH FOR i [MPROVED, $500 Ph Vive 6 TT F-2ROOM MODERN Ballard FOR EXCHANGE—REAL ESTATE /MBKAN South “FOR End FRET Want ¢ 102 rd = CHEAT loeated. t for quick DALE Ave hou 1 Clot inde arage light» orchard and ber chickens and terme. " of 00 DOUGLAS CO. we are nly Ave dD land. $500 ARSDALAS near n; good berrie sale barn, eo iar some iN fruit 26 ACHES lumbia fiver front- ‘Terma. A. LL Hawkins, owner, Attala, Wa, your| th rr fe Nor ne to THe at COLD nown Darnall Tt can place making make $250 from the start Work 1 sho: Product onstant demand. well located per ty. tractive bitiour per Yo dont am many old pia WAN STOCKS wh oFFi Rainier R Vietory Ky Sound Rt United Fin Unite N. W Amer PACIFIC & PHONE WILL BUY Rainier Davia ¢ ALL MAX Union St < AND kh POR FRADE crop 80 O-b cash Wash IMPROVED! Dougias Bde. Piliote 1h07 NGALOW +a | r can ar Inc. eT SOUND land, ope to over fh frontage ing neigh- Price tft ~ Aleka ACTER nilew ght a Mab- en; OF LAND) rieat fenced epower cheap. Moore. tly part. G. YOUR THEME JOB? 1 . ent ONLY ara. 34 miles north of city timita on payed interurban and wood; bus cay 16 MILKS orcha 2 thout culti- s smaller 5c. Lang . have «mall Third A BONDS SALE rystals oleum ane WIL Johneton FP 4, SELL ton & YTHE WINKL rer M. od Fin 140 pe Ting. 409 Weatern Smelting & Power, 2000 Columbia Red Metal AND OIL, LEASES a a AND 401 Ab est | ‘Osborn Tide BAY AND L Le ING AN ka Build! DYention Mot Ana SITHS HOMAGE ini re BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, 28 A DESCRIPTION oF WOTORS, of ttle Star of December 2 product opportunity for t 6 «round eatest im Call or D 4 Hotel BUBSTANTIAL ree ye jence need. t, at business. and in store. ll appeal HELIAL in fi nt state and particulars address. ile, W pi & reetaur people to hand w hundred iON STOR n, unt « Bb—LAi r for go: $1,900 ATH by in HT tle bugine jean, and w ib wide requ ye ne ASH 0 « 78 a almo Le every rar i “T nish ah ty Hide : BE ® ' with Third neh Mi and ¥ 4 My firme i ¥ Ob paying bu red. SMALL f. 15 m 10 Wh MAN owne Iiness. MA TOWN HUAIN money you can Ne ex ie p! w laree ta neces A Tr town In real when 200% prof $200 cn ; ; AT n; nicely every n basy te the owner and Union am feeding | too you have a bal rel LOCA- Invemti- PART 4 Star. von es from GI Every F Monde 10 A Phone D'ARSONY. 905 F rer Yesler. AND Dine itlity 2rd YARSON therapy ment ph st, corn ft box Mra. A. Wilieikson. LOsts y M. to 12 Trant 0% AL, INS SAVERY men Une Vir "pep. ner a nd Thursday, M. ‘UTR CRERT Ith and « from land Tab mail, $2 tical Chron rap Sunset Mme M nor PSYCHOLOGIST iit Annlyat REAL BatAn farm and ner tor HE FARM onde 10 a MTG. CC noted Vocational and Pay 718 Haight Bid M. jewelry Co nd ave. & ane jon age loank. y. 1022 3rd. |t07 Wh CARD WisH TO thank ‘all wh n the sad bereny TENI k fe and HANKS » OUR BIN ny friends ily remem ement of "| se | Hox 448,/ $300] T | Vital Statistics BIRTHS H Matorbere. boy ned, «inl acomo, Tulseppo . girl ' Oth ave. 8, ' Anton Samson, 224 1, bard M.. ", 7 dist ave, A OW, boy 16th 5508 heard, Halton. Madinon M W Wile Ding! girl ave, 8. am, 1906 10 Walte t., boy Jamon Abraham, 3933 W Wir at, bey jamen, 1226 » George, irk Suquamteh ‘Harry 1209 YL Gtat st. 1 A24 MoGilvra bivd., . Hugh G., Wolter Th. Seattle, boy ». Clarence Larry, 1129 Pe | wit Koteh Henry 712 Main et 604 al girl Peltier, boy Thomas A, 2006 Federal ave. | Castioton, Will vl, & Weaver, ivan st, girl Denk, Louts, 511% Valley at Petersom. Walter Harry, 26th rh N. Ww ™ vivian Peek, 1sth ffray \™ mo, ¢ haschee Oliver, 3933 Univer- ity ‘rt “Paid MeKeoniq Yaktma, on, J. G. 5248 17th ave, NBS Morten, August J, 636 F 19th at, irk Du bo in, John W. 6051 30th ave N. BK, girth morite Shingire, 2233 19th eve &. irk waulk, Jacob Samuel, 6917 Bighth . Ww. irk 6218 B5th La ave |Maberry, Walter, girl | Weat, Harry Robert, 2671 «7th ave boy a Ww |MARRIAGE LICENSES | Name and Residence. Age. mn, Charles, Seettie . eo Johonson, Maria A, Beattie ‘ Merritt, Albert W.. Seattle . Jones, Ida M, Beatile . lasurdo. brie! Meattle lc rdo, Clovannena, Seattle | Parweill Kenneth Eima Wee 1 atches a8 Weir, Ethel Man Wenaichoe | Thompson. awin ts, Beattie Welch, Julia, Beattle : Agnow, John BR, Renton . * . Mary Juanita, Heaton. 19 own, Clint D. Beattie . Lew Lewis Pliaabeth, Seattle . Ingham, 307 W. girl t Lege! 2 Royen, Nanoy, Beattle « Sloan, Irving, Seattle ... Murray fle Blien, ‘Beaitl Drodderon, Pete A, Seattle Gotthardt, Carrie, Seattle . Johneon, Guat PF tt . jJohnson, Anna, Seattle . Morgan, Timothy, Ineaquah | Krigbaum, Anna. Seattle mn, Albert Lowls, Boum claw . : Larsen, Ana Margaret cnumelaw ‘ i Tusel, Mike, Beattie | tao vace Guiseppina, Seattle Webster, William B.. Tacom { Johnson, Ada, Tacoma he Emile, Shanghal, Chine | Fitageraid, Mary C. Denve }Adame, Rosrell M. Corvallia eon, Lata Cl Rogen. Or Legal . Le Rey 0. Mt ‘ernen 1 Lattian Viola, Mt. Vernon 2 The Seattle Star DIRECTORY [Pr TURNER, CHIROPRA 2 Bid, 24 a tb4ky 907 Third ave. pert Electric Mepairs APPLIANCE WIRING. Givnan Electric Co, 641 First ” mey to Lean | 1 ™ LOANS to SALARIED MIEN and women Bn their own 6 LOANS on FURNITURE, Nos, Easy payment plan. . WoRKINGMAN Ss LOAR “Go. 1007 Seaboard Bidg. Fourth and Pike 10th Floor LOANS WITHOUT DELAY ON AUTOMOPIL! AND FURNITURR COURTHOUS AND CONFIDENTIAL, ¥ Stain property CALL 3124 ARCADE BLDG. MONEY TO LOAN On diamonds and jewelry, on most atisfactory terin® [SOCIETY FOR REMEDIAL LOANS IN SEATTLE 865-356 Empire Building Second Near Madison, SONEY TO LOAN—WE LOAN ANY AMOUNT ON JIAMONDS, watches end jowelty: loweat rates, att! igest Loan Hrokers AMERICAN J LEY CO. #21 Kecond Ave abilshed 1989 AUTOMONILE and FURNITU ius LOANS. | NO DELAY tain. propert CONFIDENTIAL SERVICR Rh. KB. BAP INT, Inc Cent Third Monuments TEOUND MARBLE 2 GRA lat and Virginia, ‘ £02 Ave. Optician and Optow Fraser tring SEATTL jof the | tty | Thuraday, Riverside drive, | lor more representative mtands of vir merove, James Warold, China, boy. gin timber te preserved on each of |ehase of scenic areas for state parks Lege! | Warning. NOLDS, ME Evtablished & xaminer U. 8. 6 Lyon Bid, Elliott 6076, ~ TARRY BOWEN & CO. $78 total coat of patents, $35 down. 216 University wt Main 6814. PIER BARNES, Main 6760." 1213- nts. Trade marke Surgeons TATICA, Lt Physicians, RTTOMATISM, Open evenings Re ferences. Dra. Freer and Braden, 906% 3rd ave, WOMENS AILMENTS. 36° 7 experience, Dr, Angus, 400 Ride. ~ Third | and Univeral Cut_rate Razor Blades | Roanwenbere, Cu | Violin Repairing | flows rehaired. Winlay. y. 1616 Sed ev. Neat Appe Men = | pening fora resided in Seattle | more. Apply at once, { Central Bide ‘SPECIAL NOTICES aring | | . °. SOUND lL. 160 2d and 4th of month, Every 2 Sat SWEDISH CLUB HALL 1629 8th Ave, Visitors welcome TAR ‘|URGES KEEPING 'O, Public! Here’s What CHARGES NEW STATE SCENERY ae Muddy Shoes Did! ARMY MURDERS 1st Natural Parks Worker Talks | to Concentric Club tion for the f the Declaring adequate preservation of the best soonle resources to be an lnmediate Necentity, Herbert vison, seoretar Natural Parks association of Washington, urged the members of| peentric club, at thelr week at the Pigin Whistle, | to assiet in lining up pub | opinion behind the ram form 1 by the amociation, | uneheon ‘The chief features of that program, | 1e sald, were ite proposals that one | r the principal highways of the mtate highway, between Lake Keechetus, North Bend and be saved; and that 10 per gent of the receipts inte the moter vehicle I conse fund be devoted to the pur. “We are supposed to be capable of | looking to and planning for the fu | ture in this state,” Evison asmerted. “Here iy & real opportunity to show whother that fe so.° Drive On Against Sunday Merchants Tnaugurating & sweeping cam Palen against violators of the Sab- bath closing law, two complaints were filed In superior court Thurs day by Depnty Prosecuting Attor | ney TK. 1. Bartling, Approximately 150 rocers, | against whom complainta have been made, have been sent cireulars of} Now, Parting mya, vio-| ators will be subject to immediate | prosecution. | The complaints filed Tirrwiay were against 1. M. King, alleged | to have sold a ean of pork and bean, and Guy Lewin, charged with selling table mit and matches. [Hoth alleged violations occurred on | Peeomber a 3 Woukin Named on | Wilson Foundation’ NEW YORK, Dee. 29.—Announce. ment wne made here today of the ap- polntment of women chairmen for state committers of the Woodrow Wi} won foundation, which has been en tablished to perpetuate the memory | of Wilson ideals, ‘The appointments Include: Mra. Annette Adama, San Fran. cinco: Mra, Alexander F. Thompaon, | | Portland, Ore: Mra, HD. Christian, | | Spokana, Wash. | Lawie, Chartie H. See, Chin, Seattic - Kahior, Theodore, Marryitie . Sholund, Ellen, Margeyilic Marria. George &. Seattle... Hahlbeck, Emma, Seattle - Moyer, George W.. Jr, Tacoma Leondasirum, Jennie M. Tecoma Sthay, Lester Kh, Seattle Kottelin Vera M. Seattle . LAning, Prank, Anburn Jones, Elta D, Waine Weich, Max, Seattle Parenall mA. Keath Amith. Jobo BR, Auburn Colvin, Myrtie KR. Auburn Marshall, Louis, Seattle Sexton, Ida, Bremerton Craig, Harry J. Bremerton la Vromboine Im Seattle Rooth. Ru: Swan Ely, Mildred Z, Beatle 3 Horgeson, Walter A. Seattie . ! Denia, Mae St, Seattle ‘ Atkinson, Gu Beattie ..... Lage fiuckmaster Hansl Ms weattl 4 Legal hitener, Carlyon D. Quiney . Cameron, Marion C.. Reattle Frederickson, George D. ville = cabae Brown, Alfretta A, Batonville:!! 118 Pedersen, Peder, Seattle ......Legal Anderson, Hanna, Seattle Legal Mossbach. August, Seattle leral| Prien, Beatrice, Aberdeen .....lagal DIVORCES GRANTED Barnes, Derails from Otto Te Taylor, Mabel ¥. from ft olleaux, Kuth &. from Victor V. DEATHS Climpson, Alica 65, Neltra tariuin. glieary B. 64, 6935 27th! a, Pauline, 4% 6724 Dibble Brattle . Tegel sLawal | at Legal Legal 3.88 18 1 “ Leow lew uh % reek, 2146] Baton 1" an! | 1520 Seventh 2, Georgi hotel 5 Sixth ave. 2ind ave, W. Ovelyn, 48, 1204) ave N | Baskett, V.. Jr, 2 months, 274 san | ave. & Ww. Halfanl, Abraham, 72, 211% 14th ave. | Hanson, Capitola, © 2 2ard ave. Moran, Martha, 7, et Pic tila, is, | 1220 Cloverdale | $002 10th ave. MeCullough, James, 70, 618 Bartlake rdo, Gtactoia, King county 70, 19° Talte wt.! 6, 6711 40th | h, Anthony. Lindbioom, Arthur, ave. & Anderson, Cart, Taylor, Willi 24, 1832 Fighth « m 11, 79, 6220 Latona ‘ave. Harvey, Nettio HL, 62, 6208 46th av. §. | Rarden, Mrs, Lena, 20, 1631 26th ave Jensen, Anna Nilson, 69, 6115 Ratnier | ave. Konowaloff, John, Jr, 60, 1006 Nintn | ave. & Dawson, Catherine, 61, 8228 14th ave. | With the New Year By opening an account in THE BANK FOR SAVINGS The most conservative Savings Bank in the Northwest, $1 Opens an Account Pine St. at Fourth Ave. | which | them, lot {track out on their shoes to the hall- |way. They ‘step over’ thelr own pri- jought to be brown.” By Wanda von Kettler | Dear pub individ wal charge of public buildings like wane of them don't ome think don't ar whether our mhoen begummed with m or Bot. Others nay ever w and wipe our feet on the matt, Il saw a man yesterday crunch thru a pile of snow and ud at the track unconsciously over the rubber matt at the door of a down town building, across the marble en trance, Into the elevator-—and then | stamp, ridding the boots of that) he did not want, I wondered what people in charge of bullding# thought of such “worms,” #0 asked some of the in us we nice |SOME DON'T CARE A. 2014 W. St, Helens that all the remaining virgin timber | WHAT THICY DO {bordering Sunset Said Charles Steller, superintendent the Seabourd Bank buliding “Some people don't care what they do, Floors ,and hallways gon’t amount to anything—just something on which to track in mud and throw cigaret ntubbs, Others are more | considerate, I've absolutely seen some of them wipe thelr feet on the rubber matt and shake the surplus water off the umbrellas, ‘Guess they're the sort of fellows who have & little consideration for their own homes, On the whole,” Steller add ¢d, “we aren't bothered a great deal— ho use getting bothered—it wouldn't change the foot-prints, We just grin and lay on the polish.” | ¥. M, Warren, superintendent of the Yale building, wasn't quite #o mild. “It's awful,” he said, “the way the populace treats the average public building. It trailx in— never sees » door matt—carries Us cigaret stubs from the street te the third feor and then drops them. “Ilere's something eine.” he added. “the outside populace doesn’t do all |the dirty work. tome of there people who have chemical latforatories and | much establishments in downtown | bulidings don’t bother in the least |how much mortar and acid they | | vate door-matt, or walk around it or something. One thing certain, they don't use It, and the battleship deck ing on the floor turns gray when it} J. G& Dunne, day foreman at the! Jonhua Greene building, sort of liked | the pubite | “Of course,” he declared, “some of the mob is sloppy and doesn't care about anything. All the wet and the mud is tracked In that can possibly be held on the shoe leather. But on the whole, the public Ixn't so bad. Only a few are the ‘don't care’ type. Yes, I honestly have seen oceasional people use that door-matt.” CAN'T BE BLAMED rOR WEATHER I decided I'd ark I. Doletad, gen eral superintendent of the Metropol | tan Butiding Co., who has to do with | five of the largest downtown bulld- ings, Just what opinion he had of the dear public and its treatment of pub entrances and hallwaya, “Well,” maid he, “the public, of course, tracks in enough. But it! can't be blamed for the weather. And sometimes the weather makes it im. ponatble for the shoes to be rid of alt the surplus materia] that wears on| buildings and wrecks thelr appear ance Due to the mnow last week, mit Wan put on the atreets, and that salt was very difficult ta scrape from the shoes, Consequently, we had more} bu sidings in the last five | wear on the jars than in any ordinary whole | month When generally, it comes some give the to people | mud ‘on | AMUSEMENTS | PANTAGES —— | | N. 68th st. Renace & | unatic Makers, Pantage- 1] “AcE HIt in “NEARTS AND MASKS* Mata. 250 to 500 Plas War Tax TWKE DAILY 7304815 Tus WEEK ain0277 Moor 2 VAUDEVILLES= 188 SALLIE FISHER to cu ARSAL” MATINEE \5 valine Spurtamae FRED ae LINDSAY REN AM AND O'DARE ASING THE BLUES" HAVEN AND NICE FRANKLY AND ROSE AT THE CORNISH Roy St. rverd AYERS PRAORDINARY fe of all ages Thursday, Dec, 29, 2:30 P.M. Pantomime NDERUQLA™ One-Act Fanta led the Weatern Union Telegra |Lineman Breaks Leg lon bis wide. lhe could not explain, caused the ar jing to increasing deafness, Alphonse | foot ¢ | for operating a still which was found their footwear don't And, of courne, well, we prefer them Bo that, dear public, is what these people in charge of Seat tle's public buildings say about us. Not so bad, we might add, and, wellb—aot so goed, either a thoneht * Crimes Committed on Ameri- can Soil, Says Witness who WARDS Dec, 29— noldiers were ned army J., dure telegram “mn Watron, BY FRASER SHINGTO that red by ‘sat Camp v non-corm mins Merritt in ng the war were ma te Suits Burglaries All Prove Futile! Growing desperate after seven at tempts had failed to yield so much a a nickel, burglars Wednesday stole @ barrel of ampbalt from tuiley, 4829 20th ave, N. W. other houses entered included A 7 21st ave.; T. bell, purth ave.; O. M. Peoples, 13 rd st; 1. TL Drewhiner,| Merritt, N. J. by Sergt. Stanley, 2428 10th ave. N.; the Putz hotel, and |Sergt. Mahan and Sergt. Smith,” de- two wtreet department shacks, |clared Bennear in his telegram. “Am Tins, 1605 Zist ave. reported three other man besten unconscious by Jocks had been stolen off his garage | Sergt. Lampkin. doors. “Other witnesses were Fred Fuge —_—--—- --—— lough, Carth °, N. ¥.; Millard Le Wire Office Fooled mue, St. Joweph, Mo. and other mea, by Clever Swindler *',. Number of men were brutally treat. at this camp—too numerous to Posing as Chester Maclean, of| This in the second instance of ab Portland, an unidéntified man enter. |!¢ged murder ef soldiers at camps on h of. |American soll The first instance was fice Wednesday night and by wiring |brought out in the testimony of to Macl+an'n address in Low |Marion J. Wallis of Athens, Ga, who Angeles, received a telegraphic order charged that Sergt, Crawford shet for $50. Later Maclean was found |“nd killed a private named Halley of ts be tnt Portiana: Tampa, Fla., at Camp Wheeler, Ga, pat Crawford issued a denial of the charges and the committee haa ore dered a further investigation of the Falling From Pole|~”” Hang Olson, 30, lineman, was tak’ Rum Runner Off to en to Providence hospital Thursday, | . . ~ Serve Term in Jail suffering from a broken left leg, | after a fall from a telephone pole " at Graham at. and California ave. | ratengry ayoys ty Dinecy ae was repairing wires when his toot [thal A. M. Smith to bexin serving w Hipped und he fell 30 feet, allehting toe te part in an attacks Upon Olson may have internal’, customs officer at Blaine last July. Hines pleaded guilty before Fed- eral Judge Jeremiah Neterer Wed- |nesday to two charges, one of at |tacking a federal officer and the recond with being implicated with lothers in smuggling 118 quarts of whiske across the Canadian border. He was fined $350 on the second | charge. The Benne Geor telegram wan nigned by Bruce r of Kilk Garden, W. Va. The enator said Bennear a war veteran. He said would ask that Bennear be sum- moned before the senate committes investigating Watson's charges that noldiern were illegally executed dur ng the war. “Saw three men murdered at Camp injuries. Christmas Cigars Result in Arrest A box of Christmas cigars, which rest Wednesday night of ( Kinghan at Second ave, and Jackson st. by Patrolman H. Leik. Boy Renched Down by Skidding Auto ‘ Knocked from bis bicycle by a) skidding auto at Woodlawn ave. and EDMONDS.—Onakiand shingle mill, & cooperative concern, opens after two-week shutdown, |Maple Leaf place Wednewlay, Her bert Ward, 13, of 7415 Bagiey ave. was severely injured, W. T. Palmer, 6119 Latoma ave.,| was driving the auto. 3 Bandits Operate Unmasked in Tacoma TACOMA, Dec. 29.—Three un-| masked bandits operated here last | evening. A gasoline station on the Kast Side and & Milwaukee railroad | employe were robbed. |Mayor of Tacoma Reported Better| TACOMA, Dec, 29.—The condition | of Mayor C. M. Riddell, who was tak on feriously ill Monday, was reported | aa slightly improved today, at the Ta- coma General hospital, |Climbs 200 Feet to Electrocute Self PARIS, Deo. ~—Deapondent ow Madison, Near Second Ave. Where you can afford to take your whole family 10c; Children 5c Last Showing Today NEAL BART in “HELL’S OASIS” CLIFF DWELLERS VOD-I-VL and a Great Lot of Fine Comedy Friday and Saturéey REGINA BARKER'S Production ef “GODLESS MEN” EDGAR'S LITTLE SAW and PICTOGRAPH 4 Geed Twe-Hour Shew 10c; Children 5c Gorse climbed to the top of a 200. ple standard end electrocuted } himself. RAIDING A RESIDENCE at #5) deputy sheriffs Thursday noon arrested EB. L. Huff and wife! Come, Buddies, and meet your buddies at Roosevelt Post Veterans of Foreign Wars NEW YEAR’S EVE DANCE At the Armory Bring your wives, sweet- hearts, sisters or mothers, The grand march starts at 930, Admission, $1.00 per in the house, RLETTT.—Under the ansplees of | Consistory, No. 1, Seattle, riner Consistory No. 8, Scot- | tinh Rite Masons, established here. KANSAS CITY, Mo-—Holding up| express messenger, two armed! bandits loot express car on Missouri {Pacific passenger train No. 209. Will resume practice at his original location, beginning danuary 3, 1 Main 1249 218 EITEL BUILDING New Records that will please every owner of a phon- ograph—are among our complete stocks of appropriate record numbers. Dances—songs and old-time favorites are here in profusion. Hear them any time in our Pri- vate Music Rooms. We are always glad to play them for you. All Standard Makes All the Time