The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 24, 1922, Page 13

TUESDAY, The Seattle Star fablished Wally aU TOT Reventh Ave, Seattlo, Washington. “Subscription Rat BY MAIL, IN ADVAN IN THE STAT month fie mon nees6 4 1 ret Price ts Re near jee us tor BY CAKRIBR any kind Per_month oOo B Rates Per Insertion advertising, 18 ANUARY 2 WOR SALE—REAL ESTATE 6 WILLIAMS COMPANY 1943 Firat Ave, 8. SASH AND DOORS Pour Ring Cupboard Doord PONDS, 4-derhe . t-Heht here a aah, 3 feet 4 Bash, § foet Board and ¢ i CHRAP HOMES, CLO, IN $1.00 Large Grounds, Frult, Chicken Runs 100 ¥9 91,250: $200 canh—a } LOORIAT; fruit, ote ht + aol y @ feet.) 400) 82 a | 00; $200 acre vall house. Hot Red Hot Bod ty cash—% garden en runs $200 cash—1% now hous 11.00 nh Plate Giass Wind put in your car while you is $1,900 acres; qash—Nearly bath an fire nore ‘or 89.00 year, place IN CITY $o.se doors and windows for of butiding | WILLIAMS COMPANY Vistabliahed 18 RED HOT STov PRR TON 1) canh—Acre bungalow near ror <x RpER! $500 Anh fruit; Now 6-r ward 500 good terma—b warden: chicken runs set of old building rea, in trult UNITED COAL CO 7 with good Capitol tt B32 Reete N. RECORDE Ws NEW HE ee dances, quartets | gr 500 ellaneous Instrumental at 3 Also @ few classics at} 54 conta. Borgum's Pine at opposite Pine Rt. Market SEWING MACHTN ReATTo ding independent sewing ma shee repairer, Any make ran- teed one year, Bxpert vairiny exclusively, Sunset 2335. 1026 10t ave NW. MILD WOOD, FIN F OUALITY Hy te load, $4.2 doubl load. us Green Slabs, dou! B-foot wood for tu _& 40 oF Beacon 3 Delivered anywhe: | CLEAN LUMP COX easy terme—6 acres: frul garden: nice T.room modern hom fireplace; beam ceiling; cement basement and near car lee price ot tive, tea advertisements wilt be. Yelact emch | eer credit tn mead. Thane Mate ask for the Classified Adver- Department, aed piace your te” before the largest audience | he the North weet, Largest Audience in the Northwest Reads The Star’s Want Ads Phone Main 0600 | 1$ FEMALE HELP WANTED — YOU CAN BARN FH FO $55 A Week. and our students are always wanted make absolutely po) ree for tults _ Girls betwee and 25 sale. a A Rhrobi oF NE uiKeR: Bc WG L OF | Fioor Piper & Taft hide. 1107 24 NTED— WOMEN OF ARILITY| a well established business prop. | Many other choice tracts, all sizes JAMIOS 'G. JONES CO. Rainier Valley's Main Office 4427 Rainier Ave. at Ger Bt Sundays. —______ SOME BARGAINS | Gcacenegieetes —e $2,500 | 2 acre: §-room 4 dlock® from car 26 a month. . bath, et VERY LIGHT IN ASTT see aon $0. DELIVERED. Burns fine in heater CALL EAST 3986. OLIVER TYPEWRITER AGE w commercial keyboard Oliver! BAY operator can use. ixceptional } terma, free trial, rentals, 407 Tide. Sth and Union Main 1% < | WEMSTITCHING AND PICOTING attachment: fite all sewing me chines. Price $2. Checks Ihe ex tra. Lights Mall Order House, Box |} 127, Rirmingh: Ala $9.50 furnace $750 , L acre with orohard, shack, cow shed, Terma. 3-reom fine! For interview address Re 457, Seattle. WAG TINE PIANO PCAYING fteueht §9¢ Pine ot : SEREEP ER CALL Th1t% Kighth ave. Apt. 2 ITUA FEMALE | eh WOMN companionable, wil! «x S pervices for board equntry home. Ad | SINGLE WOMAN” WISH? tion unmediaicly. Main 61 MALE HELP WANTED FOUNG WEN. OVER SSTRING | overnment pé mon write for fr ow open. J. Piivi Service Beouitabie Bide ta sates tm all rte of the sx me good ro pen for high hool boys in the SSeautown dis- ict. Apply Cireulation Depert- ttle Star. 004 Sth. near Westlake furnished, steam heated (for men): free bathe Trans. 3c: weekly. sus n't repair your Watch, throw it « y. 394 Unio Green Clock, opp. postoftice. F watch and jewel Alarm and mart hwars 400: TO LEARN pairing automobiles. Late Barc @xperienced cy it ta ry Bnd fc feeder. Understan: easwork on Optimus and Meth ind Miller feeders. Good 5. Room i. 7 < 1 t’ mod: se eT hs, Se ° Main 0850 days. HANGI PAINTI $1 room and up. ng. _N. ‘i CARPENTER, REMODELING. Mott 5748-W. PARTNER IN GATEAGH 3650 giver half interest tp ze and repetr firet clams mechanic, ‘pot afraid of work, 986, Monday ‘orth Queen Anne North 6984 K BUNCH OF KEYS FOOT YEA way. Finder please le & Oo. Western ave. LOST. MONDAY MORNT timmed bowed ¢€ Sie Reward. nd and Pik HODERN E-ROOM yard; flowers and frus coal ran connected up: gas heater Sixth Z Rent se per month. Kast ROOM Tots fished. good furniture: close in half block to car. F $15 per ALTY CO. rk Bik PUR- nt f « le on easy terms. Rainier valley car to 4272 troom FURNISHED bath: light and wat Weat 044 is FURNISHED APARTMENT: AND FLATS 2 RENT 2-room furnished ground. An 6 Third TRNISHED APARTMENTS Private bath, walking dist and up. Past 5446 HOL “PING r7 LIGHT, WELT 04 housekeeping re and pho 50 and 303 Were Fur D ine ragms. $2.50 week! thing Purnished Pitot: FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING Rnoomw HOUBEREERPING HOU free; On tis WILt place Ave HEAT ’ ROOMS ish HOT OW NTOW Tooma—1 an¢ furnished. very ian and linen include have. Main 5220 FOR RENT—ROOMS DiS FOR RENT ON WALLING ford hill 45th st. car line. Morth 1605, on ib i HOTELS ginua Motel Ail American. Vir- Kinia and Sth. Care via Weatinke Bye. Mod. steam heat: cheerful Thoms: each has free phone; ex eelient’ service; shower and tub hath» uD: o stance Tran Tbe PUPILS WANTED cPHRTE D PIANO tor. Make aspect Reies very t “WANTED— Pic @ AN up INST of Katimates given. Sunwet 1038 USED CLOTHING AND 13 MBER ius ened 12.00 18.00 shiplap nmon coiling 4 flooring board MILTON LUMBER CO. Bidney 0674 STAR-A-STAT ¢ $2.00 Per M., Deliy Direct from mill amples at Wert Seattle Landi Went 0234, 9 to i) LAAD OF AL ad, Arliver North 02 Ferry 3 o'clock kit WOOD, north of a3 der the foal, % Garfield | eat Barton weekly, | Woon — SLA bs “WILT. double load ran Forest and shipy for stove and furnace, Sunset 4241.) FOREST WOOD. GOOD GRADF OLD FLIED fi) 8% delivered anywhere. | encom O18? “E05 alg load, # wood esi} easy We have other bargains “BERT & CO Ave. Near Rainier 0681 e Rome St $339 ft li ACTH | R ANKERRY PLANTS bbins, Kirkland, DRESSES, ROTTS AND? ekirte, $1 op. a change. ¢71 Union. MILL Woon, double load, $! nia TR wood ib¢ Wash. ATR, $200) rment ix- “LOAD, $F od, $5 Loan BRY we! delivered anywhere WwW. EWING MACHINES” GOOD HOP: henda $10 up. Repairing. reat: ing. Main 1996 Firat ave. | MEW PIANOS FOR RENT. RENT 44.150 canh, balance 4 on pure Mey | buys 1 d-story Toner, 210 Unton. coment basemen FOR iT WOOD. Lowell ] $9.50 cord, de joally a gift }_ also mill wooed. COHAN & 208 Marion ti NORTH QUEEN ANNE wo otareg weaning |4-room bungaivm: bah: kitchen BA's. Mise | Living and dining room: bedroom: KAVANAGH HATS S300 Joos ‘at | Goa, Renter tor ‘Wener task in Sets WANTED—FURNITURE || 00d - * buys. 408 Pike. Stalin ty rae POULTRY 210 Winckley FB AYING WENS, BLACK A DAN White Leghorn de | Moving: my sold. Brown, 4234 While ve. Garfield 5219 WHITE LEQHORN 5 4624 Holly HBRKY ya é-Foom mod. ment ane. APITOL, HILL $6.50, tke om home furnace: fir Bons school di#tric were ainter i rea 200; 84 avh, balance $15 m NELSON Pillott 4 HOME; CP ace: garage n rear of fine view iis Minors! Twiand owner a/S THE SEATTLE KAGE CLEARED, Livin SPUD LAND $90 ACRE; BASY TERMS a; the Warh by high to town and paved roa markets in We ny many fine ho . pith « Macbo NALD & MILLION Wiiiout BLACK BOTTOM LAND ‘Tract $3 of Chambers | 6.56 acres of black level oreck from ¢ there is and de rar This can b on @ payment per month. FIRDSIDE REALTY Co, 314-817 New York Bik. Biliott 9928. “Te ACKER, HUILDINGS FRUIT. PRC ns Small house, large t en hous ba f m land; in Spurgeon | | up od district; easy dri the Seattle public n y part i, $05 New York cleared, bal oa snap at a, terme, ALL, IM 16 ‘ner ae Thos. currants and fruit: good mall barn, 1 and house for acres y ultivated and ping farm 000; terma co! ant Bfvote 130 SRSSSSRESKERRRRA S| WASHINGTON TRH) lands, berry and chicken email payment down. do the a the. hullding. DWIN hore Katate pr {8 STERL REALTY 8 Mexzanine loor D # Fe and Un seth n. MAIN 2580 Now, Third Ava SPLENDID 40-ACKh ft land year creek, near @ $1,400; terme, 726 Third Ave $i0 MONTHLY fully A t of logged=< unt | Mt Ve . ut vob Fiboe Cast lakes 20) acres, Elliott 1188-J i “Ui Tees ALASKA OIL LEASE” AND DRILLING SITES COLD RAY AND ANCHORAGS 1 601 Alaska Bullding. 2 containa| LERREARETSAELELASATILSewW LEAEAEULBT Wel fn Skagit | improved. | STAR ACTING MAYOR ~ TOSIGN BONDS Hesketh’s Pen Ready Water Securities for B. Meaketh w worth of Acting Mayor it the $2,000,000 |department bond« which M well left on his desk when parted on his Oriental junket. Hecause Caldwell signed a few of |the bonds, the entre issue in being reprinted and ‘will be ready by the end of the week for Hesketh’s aig | nature, ‘The bonds were disposed of to Se jattle'» inner bond ring without previ: OU, advertiemnt or publicity, Cat | well attacked the sale on the grounds that the money would not be re quired until next spring. He declared that if the bonds were not signed until his return the city will save $200 a day interest, Wilson Foundation Fund Drive Begins Mra Arthur Van Doran announced today that donations for the Wood- row Wilson foundation fund to anriat in promoting world peace may be nent to her at 401 Seaboard buliding, lor to Daniel Kelleher, Seattle Na j tional bank. | The drive for funds," Mra. Doran maid, “did not begin last week, imany thought. It began this week. Those who wish to become founders in this movement may now sub | eerie.” water r Cald he de rast monic! 8, N. Y.—Tarold Fordham, a youth, Is found frozen to death bewides hin overturned ice boat on Great South Bay, near here. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF “ANNUAL MERTING The annual meeting of stock= holdera of the Washington ive Reg and Pow will be held ‘4 : many jem tend thi y great lation will be at that time OPMORGE HOLT, naidered © WHOM IT This is to certity ame hes made | erect « Iding at lot bh Nor Any « to protent cupancy must file such th ffice of the Building Depart- ment, Room £05 County-City Hide, prior to Tuesday, February 7. 1931 Rection 906, Ordinance 7. The Seattle Star DIRECTORY Attorney ratLaw t sis cr at * Addit 7 WE HAN and 4. WANTED—RBEAL ESTATE NTS VOR orth ur Mit CHIGRENS 2994--5, THORO® for sale, or I-11, Star 88 LIVE STOCK THREE YOU% it ANCONN Kenwood iVERAL CLI rom bungal: My want to well property witty us We will j for you. | H. M. NELSON | 219 Hinckley Bide witlott 4eet, i ®OR BXCHANGE—REAL ESTATR “FRADE income city and eash for tm. uth of city ety * the three. West Queen Anne end of line 61 FOR SALE—AUTOMORILES _ Clea: proved bottom ranch, to Kent. Clark, 1016 $b CASH AND bait front, Hood canal, Want lot with cabin. 1-14, Star BACHANGE HALL for acreage. G. THE CHIICOTT Wat A complete Distory with every car NO GUESSING NO MISREPRESENTATION ™ } Ri PROPERTY ward 2608 W. ‘keting used cars ts \de line with we. ° main partment our bu To really app clate the extent to which we go to property re condition used cars should investigate ov facilities for doing th work Most every stand make in our stock to —nothing older thai wnt w aan ‘ 416 Leary Bid CHILLOTT-NASH MOTOR CO. DES Where 13th Crosses BE. Pike. of rich. soil bivd.; h cleared. East 0053. od stream; 1% raapbe t-room — how barn; chicken house: team, chick SOVERING,| ena, farm t Owner coms $2.75 to ‘sacrif! Pri 00; New curtains, per set.’ $3.50. cash. vie aranteed waterproof. VAN ARSDALE all kinds of auto parts, 40% to 1016 Third Ave "0 ACKES 80% lene. MOTOR CAR WRECKING © HALF CLEARED 1718 First 4 Main 0 ON MAIN COUNTY ROAD Sige This land in located 114 miles east of Kent, near the TAN » ‘and ALLEN CHICKEN RANCHES; the Very beat of soil; fenced. Thins is the chance of your life to go in berries of chickens. Only $1.8 good, easy terms THE W. B. MORSE CoO, 416 Leary Puliding. 50D LAND VERY CHEAP }160 acres. ath of town; near paved road leve extra good soil. quick sale. Prie i T'Cp., 1008 3rd Ay dod a ou will have { ground that is yeare a ¢ well ° f. will pay yo land TEN TIMES OVER. Can you beat it? This land lies perfect level, and f * clone to SCHOOL 1 MAR We only act left, and will cl at only $450; $25 « MOINE ance w tn on iW FORD TOP ie touring or roadate: " a CEN Broadway and Pike St. ast 0220. | SELL NEW FORD CARS |On one-fifth cash down payment, and spread balance over 14 months. I can save you money on your re- ‘ork, All electrical nysteme | y handled. Reboring Get my price & Ree 2025 Third ave. Mar. pe i ee 62 WANTED-—AUTOMOBILES Wh PAY CABH FOR WRECKED autos YTOR CAR WRECKING CO. 1718 First Ave. Main 0679. inhY MOSERACH BU USED close cars, pays cash. 1407 11th, phone |Good land; «< Bast 2651 stores, ‘This w In going hight You ean pay for th from the wood you get off of it Only $7 BASY THE TK Ww. K. MORSE CO. ry Bidg Elliott 463s. OLEAT FOR trees; berries: pump AKAGI PORTABLE garages. he uaen “stores. | DEMARS PORTABLE DG. oO. | 4117 Valiey St Capitol 2? FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE BESS ASHSSASSSTTS iD nome well house; barn; one ¢ chickens, tools mn. See ow 111 Second av ALOW nity: ruct ame! ire® t be nold, at $2,500; OOM MODERN BL blocks from uni ‘Jot 40x100; double con ed house: white finish; —bullt-in furnace heat. M therefore sacrifice easy terme. South el Bpe i He kane We ge ooM CLEARED "LOW ell Ve “HO AND UNDER cldee t sawmil road; a first Class yatem. Only to suit PARTLY This place ts Kh stat atore graveled ings new and in VIEW HOME 10 minutes” car « Pioneer equa 8) kK 60x1 8&-roe and house; 4 bedrooms: f bul basement; HOT WAT ah uravi wate FIAT: pavement in @ $2,475; $150 cash, paid for: 9% fruit tre purchaser ehrubs: gare Price $4,000 THE W. BE. MORSE Co. furnished, $3,760 unfurninh 416 Leary Bldg Miott 4625. ed; $1,900 cash, balance $25 ONLY $60 CASH month S80 acres good, rich land, between 8) Arlington and Stanwood (no dyk or overflow); within Z miles fro paved highway from Seattle; easy clearing: ple of cedar for fencing; amall creek. All for $400 $50 cash, and balance & years if desired. HH. F Nelson, 927 Sea- board Ride FRONTING iN cren on mainia 0 SAUTIFUL, nm bill; from large lot, ride uTYy ry DEY. CORP. Dougins Bldg Eitiott 1207 STEEL 4 Mezzani Fourth and Union. ne 8 8 Is 4 8 SSSSSSSSKSSSHHSS WHY PAY RE T WHEN YOU Ca buy a home at @ bargain like this? | 4-room house; lot 660x105; 8 bear- ing trees; fine location school. Only $1,150, with ecarh, Call Mr. re 1. W. sted, 87th and Greenwood, 1247 |gacr tage n term SALT WATER d; «radual west feet of pretty productive. soil vitry associations rice $7 ern CO, Ala OOD RUY ON WIGHLING OA fine corner tract, 3% acres rich, ol level mider land: over 400. feet frontage on BOULEVARD. $1,050. ROBERT MALTBY CO, 1008 Ard Av FOR SALE—10 ACKHS. 16 MILES | from Seattle; 3 acres orchard; & houses; pays 10% without eultt- vation.” $2,000; half cash, J. M McCullough, Bothell, Wash. FOR SALE—5 ACKER, PARTLY Ti- with whack; 1% miles trom igh school of Port Orchard, Am Jonving United Btatos, | Price $4 h. Frank Criffin, Home Laun ary, Port Orchard, Wash, oO Sunset OWNEE nhooM modern, almost at your|— Leaving city. corner Lander. 2} MILT, INCLUDING MA- buildings, ground, track- Beattle Addrenas University way “PUNGATS “Fe HOME, North End; strictly modern; very | attractive. A bargain BWasy terms. North 1508 evenings. CC OTTAGH, $1,260; 928 Bt eT month. 604 Americas Bank: Main 2476 i located Cornwall, 2776 forth 001% ; | Manutac chicken | heifer calf. | ms. | | v STOCKS AN BONDS WiLL SELL Johnston Piston & Ring. sound ubber Universal High Power Davin Car Co. 7100 Western Bmeiting & Power, 1000 Rainier Gas Crystal 1009 Beacon Coal 1000 lumbia Hed Metal AND ALL OTHER STOCKS MAX WINKLER $14 Union st. iHott 6856, MERICAN BANK LPERCHABED, 903 560 boo COUNTRY GENERAL STONE Fin cow y good paying baminess Pix- tures $400, stock $4,600, SPLENDID PAYING Kk butiding, 23 furnished everything $4,000 niture ent; ner $o00 ELLER ESDEROME ROOM HOTEL Brick tela’ waney lobby cold water in roo is and linen; hot’ water ts better than $469. Full p 39,000; $2,000 cash, balance eany. + REALTY DEV. CORP. Mezzanine Floor Douglas Hide Fourth and Union, Elliott 1367 SSBREASKAARHAABS S6-CAR GATAGE T can sell you & modern marag excellent location, year! joane and $950 up op lease. This karage in Jeto in every detail, even stoam heated thruout; offices equipment: gas pump, auto repair shop; good uned car and repair Dusiness: filled with storage, and vaking $2 profit a month this nter. Will be better in summer This is & real nap, and $1,260 carh will put you in, T have a good) man with $650 cash who will go in with the right man. If y want a genuine garage business, Investigate this, Mr 510 White Fide STEE: BRTLELALELS , in| GoINn Wants two kawmill best. little attic. Must fully protected. able if disnat depends on C Investment wil |G big money. Ber Mr, Frasi \C COMMERCIAL INVESTME C bo. ¢ T17 Seaboard Bldg. s Meeccececceccee Now 18 “THe TIME Invest in the 2-in-1 shares offering of the TWINKO I YOM CO, Ine. urers of the 2-in-l TWINKO BROOM. Highly indorsed by St numerous users, For both econ omy and efficiency, and ne being sold in several states direct to con sumers for cavh. Investment with Out services 01 For particulars write or call Twinko Broom Co. Inc., 4621 Shilahole aye., Seattle, A, OR TRADE FOR HOME 4ae om hotel, in mill and greys n. Full house; small tition. Husband got drowned Villiott 1188-7, OMING HOUS rented; brick $100 month ' ance $25 month. gain, Sunset \8a76; 935 taken Hott SAWMILL reliable men for ork. One of the mille near fi Invest $1,000, and return ted. ae r” ability. urn y it ROOM Idings $400 tent $40. “ME NTHT Y. % ash, bal- A bar- 20 CASH, $3 7 rooms good furniture. 1188-J 7 SPECIA WINDOWS, WAXING, vard, Main 6066. 8 PERSONAL |GLANDS RERUILD THE out glands with VIR-GLAND TAB- LTS.” Restore health and strength to men suffering from lost vital- ity, Guaranteed. Fy mail, 50 tab- lets for. $2.00. Chester ‘Medical | 1 aS aii A Willeiksen. Sunset NOWICE CHEAT | eA ' Mie: cho-Analyat, 716 Haight Bild. cy HATTEL LOANS 99 ¥ ty joan. London | Motabliched 1890, 108 3nd ave, 8 100 KEAL ESTATE LOANS Money for farm any 6 Tow ROTH FARM M’ 022 ard. |OPPORTUNITY SBTARWANTADS __ PSYC HOLOGIST pted Vocational and Pey- M. 4369 CO. S| SREATMENTS POR NEW LIFE Sengfeider, | : | “Beat! “ALL | learing | WORN | rtablished it aAn consultation ‘TV Burks wag, | SELLEN HEALER, THACHH. M MARY SCIENCE 403 PEOPLE'S BANK BLDC ook 5 TUB RELIA Expert Eiectric Mepairs SOTORE APPLIANCES, WITING. rt 3, Givean Blectrie Co, 641 First MECHANO THERAPY 7.8 over Pihe 8 Market. El- ath Monry te Lean ine. Mott MONEY IN A W MINUTES Start the NEW YEAR by combining all your small bills into one ac- count, pay. We will loan up to $100 to men and women who are workin their PERSONAL NOTE RTGAGE or INDORSE nnd ail deals nro CONS EMPLOYES' LOAN SOCIETY 5 Empire Bide $14 Secand Ave. Near Madison. — LOANS WITHOUT D | AUTOMOBILES AND FUN COURTEOUS AND CONFIDE NTTAL You retain property. CALL 3134 ARCADE BLDG. = MONEY TO LOAN On diam onda and jewelry, om most tory terme, SOCIETY “FoR MEDIAL LOANS| sgs-s80, Hanpire, fiuildim a Madison, wel loweat Rica AME asi Hecond Ave. ~AUTOMOBIL! LOANS. You retain property. TIAL SERVICE R. B. SARGENT, Inc, Central Bldg. Third” Ave. AMO UNT oe DIAMONDS, watches $02 | SUG Aa MARBLE ite e- st and Virginia, SK ¥. GORIN—PATS— ent Attorney. American and fore eign patents secured, and promoted. Bide, Seattle, w Phone 1. THYNOLDS, MTT; CT hey- NOLDS. “Ketablished Beattie, 18927 years examiner U. 8. Patent Of- Nee, 402-6 Lyon Bid. Elliott 6076, HARRY BOWEN—Mech Patent Attorney, Patents § niversity St rohes Fre TEI Rw BARNES, Main 6750. 13 4 Hoge Bid. Pategts. Trade marks. Phystians, Surgeon fUTEUMATIOM, SCIAT 0; Qur treatment i foltet One week's trial treatment. References. Dre. enin, Pre and jen, 906% ard ave, DR US—Women's ailments spe- cialty. 25 years’ experience; toca rennonable. Suite 400 Pantages 11d. develope 40) han Expert PIANO TUNER—STROM, MAIN 3036, Cut rate piano repairing, tuning. Practical Nurses NOTICE PHONE WAST 86 FOR practical visiting nurses, man and wife, Will call pywhere in the city. ©, O. Breaee, 1152 Lith ave, Repairing | ARAL RUPAMRING. DAVIS, | Kidney 0738 Violin je rehaleed. 1618 Brd av. 156A Leas HOO ‘AND cou a, EGES FURMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE 4th at Marion DEACON JONES QUARTET | The Deacon Jones Comedy quartet. jat the Oak this week, These young men are already favor-' ites here, having appeared_at several different theatres in the last few months. Their repertoire consists of an up-to- date sele sele otion of real jazz songs. They are singing| protest at} thereby making It easier to| ~~ Piano Tuning | ‘AN EASY NIGHT | Only four alleged violators of th Volutead act were rounded up Mon Iday night by the police dry squad, Hennie Rosenthal, tailor, 406 Pa- cific block, was arrested, with‘a quart of alcohol and sx empty bot held am evidence. | hard Haukh, 35, fisherman, it te alleged, had just janded a contra band “catch” of booze at the Fisher- men’s dock In Ballard early Tuesday when Patroimen W. 0. Denam and ©. O. Wolcott appeared. Haugh is held In the elty jail. Alleged to have been quenching ’|the thirst of a patrolman by mistake, V. R. Neeley, 29, clerk, was arrested at $15 Union at. Monday night. pint bottles and a serving glass are \neld. Neeley posted $750 bail T. & Mickieson, 21, tailor, donated ]a quart of moonshine to the dry |vquad after his arrest at 17th ave. and Yester way, police said, Mic m is held for $600 bail. kle- Dense Fog Proves an Aid to Bandits Operating with comparative safety in the dense mantle of fog that cov- jered the city Monday night,, three bandits, two of them wearing yellow masks, committed two robberies and encaped. tering the bakeshop of C. L. ave., two young men wearing masks leveled revolvers at May and demand- ed the money front the cash register. May complied with their order and they fled, taking $50, O, Bedi, 403 Roy st. « driver for Frederick & Nelson, gave a man a ride from Fifth uve, and Westlak to a point between Third and Fourth aves. on Donny way, where the man drew a pinto! and forced Bodi to drive in an entry way. Bodl was relieved of $ Good Sameritan io Role of Goat Again 115% Main at., called the police at 2:30 a. m. Tuesday to say that two young strangers he had befriended and shared his room with had™eft some time during the night taking a sailor's pea jacket, an army shirt and other clothing belonging to their | benefactor, ‘Thieves stole a large Victrola and 22 records from the home of C. Forcier, 419 7th ave, N, early Mon- day night. A padlock waa broken on the door lof the Western Electric company at 2041% Weller st., and an adding ma- chine and typewriter stolen. /Guard Headquarters to Move Wednesday Maj. Harry G. Smart will move tho personne! section of the state guard will become one of the units of the | new National Guard headquarters, in Green park. National Guard headquarters were first established in Seattle in 1909, when the crowded condition at the \state capitol building caused Adjt | Gen Otis Hamilton to find more bul lable quarters here. Shantung Demand Killed in Senate WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.—The sen- ate today killed the Wajsh resolution asking for tnformatiot progress the arms conference had |made on the Shantung question. The resolution, which called on the state department to furnish information and was the cause of a sharp debate in the senate recently, was defeated | without a @ record vote, Sea Captain s Auto and Garage Burned Two hours after Capt. H. Churchill, master of the motorship Apex, re turned home, at 2:30 a, m, Tuesday, and placed his sedan automobile in his private garage, at 728 34th avi newsboys on the street found the garage in flames, Loss is estimated at $3,200, Contract Let for. | Bellevue Road Fill! A contract for a concrete fill on the Bellevue highway was awarded |'Tuesday by the board of county com- missioners to Clarence Williams’ ani Paul Gay, who offered to do the work for $2,414. Bight bids were re colved, H® MAKES PET OF LIVE WIRE CANYON CITY, Colo., Jan. 24.— Casper Case: 24, escaped from the state penitentiary here by swinging himself hand-over-hand along a high tension wire. Prison officials are wondering how he escaped electroc DRY SQUADHAS. Two! May at N. 40th et. and Wallingford | Edward Hanson, Old Home hotel, | to Camp Lewig Wednesday, where it | ax to what| ASKS NEWS BY | U.S. WIRELESS | WASH#KGTON, Jan. 24.—A ré.| quest for continuation of congres- |stonal authority for use of the gov- ernment’s naval radio in tranemit- ting news reports to countries bor- dering on the Pacific was made to President Harding today thru a pe- tition presented to him by Alexan- der Hume Ford, of Honotulu, direct- or the Pan-Pacific union, The authority under which the news reports now are being sent ver the naval radio expires on June 20 next and the petition states t an extension of this authority will) promote knowledge of and ac- quaintance between the peoples of the Pacific tending thereby to pro-! mote friendship, commerce, peace jand progress.” Fugitive Banker Escapes to B. C.) Following the discovery Tuesday | that J. J. Hastings, manager of a lo-| cal securities company, and wanted on embezzlement charges in Fargo, N. D., had escaped to Vancouver, B. after his arrest and release Sat- urday night, police in all Coast cities and British Columbia were notified to search for Hastings, Hastings, who is accused of taking $2,000 of the funds of the Scandina- vian-American bank at Fargo, Jann- , 1919, had been in Seattle two years, building up a brokerage bust- ness. Saturday he was arrested by detectives, but as they had no war- rant for him, he was released until Monday, when the warrant arrived. Man Missing Afte After ; " Fleeing From Fire Altho severely burned and injured, a man who is believed to be EB. Cole, 214 Olympic place, had eluded police Tuesday. A fire of mysterious origin, etart- ing near a moonshine still on the second floor of Cole's home Monday afternoon, resulted in Cole leaping from the second story window with his clothing afire. The man then asked neighbors nat to call the fire) department, but an alarm was sent In. When firemen arrived the man had fied. Three stills were found jafter the fire had been extinguished. |Missing Man Found Alter 3-Day Search Relieved to have become mentally unbalanced because of ill-health and brooding over failure to secure work, Bert Brungll, 1806 Harvard ave., dis-| appeared last Satu’ from his} home, and was located Monday after. noon in the tower of Providence hos: pital Police then took Brunell to the etfy hospital for mental observation, Tt lis thought Brunell had kept lonely watch in the tower since his disap- pearance, going three days without food. ARRY HIM IF YOU WANT RING CHICAGO, Jan, 24.—Girls, if you want to keep the ring, better marry him. Jury here decided that Mrs. Roy Carstens must returned $380 dia- mond to Lou Roesner, She kept the ring when she gave him the gate DISTRICT MEETINGS tn the tn |terest of the Centralia memoria! will be held in six cities in as many sec. tions of the state early in February, according to plans decided-upon at a conference Muwlay attended b commanders and adjutants of several lof the local posts of the American |Legion, C. D. Cunningham of Cen- |tralia, ‘state commander of the Le- pion, Lieut. Gov. W. J, Coyle and Frank C, Jackson, campaign di- rector, 27 Miles a Minute Says Plane Expert | PARIS, Jan. 24.>-M. Broguet, |French airplane expert, predicts within a few years a plane capable of 27 miles a minute—faster than a shell from a gum Sco Zita Gets Gift from Admirers BUDAPEST, Jan, 24.—Fearing ex- | ompress Zita would have bad dreams in exile in Madeira, Budapest royal- ists have sent her a magnificent bed- room suite, OFFICERS will be nominated by the State College Alumni associa- tion at a luncheon Wednesday at the Elks’ club. The election will take place the following Tuesday. Constantinople was named Byzan- tium before the Turks captured it, about 340 B. G Owls are great mouse and rat | Waterhouse, | allied |pint pockets, GE 13 ‘DEFENDS LABOR ON RAILROADS Hines Scouts Charges of Inefficiency BY PAUL RB, MALLON TON 4. — Claim: ot oads for large sums of money’ from the federal government because of alleged inefficiency of Ia- bor were opposed by Walker D. Hines, former director general Of railroads, testifying here before thet senate interstate commerce commite tee today, , Hines presented figures to show? that labor was not inefficient during” the war, but in fact more efficients The roads hitherto had filed claims with the railroad administration — amounting to from $80,000,000 to $100,000,000 because of “labor ineffi- « ciency.” He also revealed that inbor eff ciency increased after the passage of the eight-hour law and stated this — law, which caused an increased putn= ber of employes, had probably caused mimiending reports ay to inefficieney. Using “traffic units per man hour” as the basis of measuring labor, Hines said these units had increased — from 82 in 1915—-before the Adamson eight-hour law was passed—to 96 im” 1917 and 1918 — government control years™100 in 1919 and 101 in 1920, The nation's railroad*e were in dise |reputable shape when they were take? en over by the government, but come. ditions were improved under federal control, Hines said, “The notion that the railroads were ~ broken down by the government wa wholly contrary to the facts,” Hines suid, “This is proved by the phe- nomenal traffic which was su fully handled in 1920 NEW OFFICERS AT CHAMBER ~ ‘Trustees of the Chamber of Com- merce Tuesday installed new officers — for 1922, These included Frank president; Lundin and Ralph 8. Stacy, view presidents. Robert 8. Boyns, president, and Wate terhouse and E. F, Blaine, view * | presidents. Boyns automatically became @& member of the board of trustees for7 | 9 > |a three-year term. Tuesday morn~ ing the chamber staff presented Koyns with a leather traveling bag. M. J. Carrigan, director of the” tourist and convention burean, as spokesman, commented on Boyns’ ability to obtain co-operation in his state-wide vision. services in the future would be at the disposal of the chamber, National Marketing Alfred He ‘The retiring officers are” Boyns said his) System Proposed — WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.—A mer” tion-wide farm marketing systems would bo organized under govern-~ ment supervision by a bill intro duced in the senate today. Senator McCumber, chairman of the finance committee, who pro posed the measure, declared it would solve the acute situation of the nation now are facing. Pres- ident Harding strongly indorsed co- operative marketing in his speech to the national agricultural confer etice yesterday. Extortion Trial Is Delayed for a Week. A delay until Monday was granted Ralph Bowen, O. R. Boltin and HL J. Stetson, members of the police and federal dry squad, who aré accused of extorting $250 from T. Tanaka for protection from booze prosecution, by ~ Justice C. C. Dalton, ‘The three men. are held with Fred Kato, Japanese interpreter, for trial on extortion charges, The delay was granted ow- ing to the absence of Sheriff Matt | Starwich, who is attending the sher- iffs’ convention at Bellingham, Has Two Husbands; Wants to Drop One Jennie O, Dahlberg filed suit in su- perior court for annulment of her marriage to John A. Dahlberg, alleg- ing that she had married Nim while still the legal wife of Charles Nelson. Mrs. Dahiberg claimed that her latest marriage was the result of a faulty divorce decree from Nelson. | She also asks that her name be re- stored to Jennie O. Nelson. Truck Loggers to Meet on Saturday The Truck Loggers’ Pablo 5 bureau has called a meeting of the truck loggers of the state, and their interests, to be held at the Frye hotel Saturday at 1 p. m. to plan a united effort to open the roads to the » logging en: FASHIO HINT FOR MEN ONLY JOLIET, Jan, 24.—Men’s fashion hint for the spring: When police ar- rested Lenwood Lee, they discovered he Wore & canvas vest with four one- Pockets were full. Negress Accused of State Vagrancy State vagrancy charges ‘against Clara Scott, negress, were filed by Prosecutor Douglas Tuesday. The complaining witness is Policeman C. O, Legate. Mrs. Scott is said to have operated a house of disrepute, Christmas Forgery Charged to Harvey Willam Thomas Harvey was chafged with forgery Tuesday by Prosecutor Malcolm Douglas. Har- vey is accused of forging a $25 check here on the United States National bank of Bugene, Ore., last Christmas a HERMAN WRONG ON SOME WARS GREAT FALIS, Mont. Jan, 24.-- Gen. Sherman was wrong. Asa re- sult of a bakers’ war here, today bread was selling at 1 cent for a 16- j ounce loaf. MRS, FE. GERDES, 521 234 ave. 5. reports that her chicken house was raided Monday night. Police sus- pect foul play, In London women are gaining satchers, besides killing harmful prominence as real estate managers nod auctioneers, | \