The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 8, 1922, Page 13

orn t om ww we Lost AND POUND TAN CRATER TEC Phone Main 4807, A. aw > Seattle Star © mr Published Dally at TT Seventh xv | Seattle, Washington. “Subscription Rates BY MAIL, IN ADVANCE ural IN THE STATE hss ®. furnace, ¢ One month . sess . Three month . ; SPENCER x months wanes acon 0146 year... ‘ Fs 7 OUTSIDE or Sere or ié I ee a LY u igi" 7 WASHINGTON “Moore, Hiliott Priee ts the per month. or £9.00 yea <ubadosetensu: Per On aon IN CHET 4.0 | MODNEN Rates Per insertion TO LET—UNFURN HOUSES ROOMS PAVE DISTRICT Bungalow, modern, hot water KD to golt & CO. n| Carn nt i Call at HOUsE CE pO’ King tale n tent cash tn advance tase! library om ear, West 0409 R. ROOM FUT rent, 6542 ¢ Main 1788, Rie- “GOOD have ne “WENT ROOM FTAT 8. furnished. Main 1740. Shs FOR MODERN and place Swramtn” Ttore the largest audience TOOK 3-room acre . Rainier hires “HOUSE, NEAR car barns, $2 all North 2448 | 22 UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS AND FLATS NICE Tho F AT flat for housek eoping: ba K Fremont woos | ime in plist hemes. SiS ‘eater 18 FEMALE HELP WANTED YOU" CAN” EARN” fie TO" S35 sent are aware beotucety ne tween U room flat, walkin, Harrison,” Inquire 1511 First 8. 28 FURNISHED APARTMENTS — AND FLATS “MODERN FROGS PUTE nee nicely, $28. ah aes Market 7 Piper & hl FOR lew: Lie ROK Nae STATEMENT. ‘af article every woman needs. Can | 1718 12th ave, & Bee make from $5 to $10 per day com: | mission, Send 60 cents for sample. for $1.50. Sani-Comfort Co, van! » OUR ‘G ROOMS FT FURNISHED HOUSEREEPING rooms, $1 month. Alwo 3 singic housekeeping rooms, $10 month. Call in the mornings antil DP. Mm, evenings after 6, 3402 6th ave of Hinds HOUSER EE? ROOMS fof) 2332 wilit De- Front room, 13 BASANTLY “TAA TED demon, to $15 per week; railway fare lew Drug Co, Dept. 103-AA, ha. Neb. ws irl paid $10,000 che thought worthies, free. ite 369. St. Louis. biication. Sub-|% eS ae ee Literary Bureau. Rooms CLEAN PURNIS ED WOUSEREEF- ing rooms, everything futniened, $3'— week. 334 Ninth ave Ty WANTED— 80 ARDERS HY HOARSE rivate family, with home privi- om, Sidney 1222 TO LET—OFFICES LAYING STRAIN RHODE Island Red baby chicks, with besa, Pl setting hens, Phone Supsct CH ie Experienced | eacher. Speci rate. Hast 37 Li? 7) FOR SALE-—MISCELLANEOUS B WILLIAMS COMPANY ~ 1943 Pitet Ave. & SH AND DOORS mht Sesh: 9233, & hen it eet t by aod "cabinet | je you ; Bese ea rd heal aa a p compl. 7. 660. St Lous a én Pia — SEVERAL. MINERS sain? put is your car w : “poor and windows for “ Cg yin of @ buildin: 5 ae Patohtien springs, 3 ft lack walnut China ele cont. % $3.50, Square 10-f¢ enslon table, $28. or book cane, $55. New combination range, § Watt fo, $86. 500 pieces new furni- re being closed out to varate 319 University st. this month. Waldron Co, Main rE Ak A Setar EHINOLES 00 Per M.. age 8.5 ‘ Peres Time, Sanne Shier 1h” Es oe cat Weak i a Fi sa ane obs ee clean, furn for men I cae ae oas |v attr ds —— a r ir ir louble le ‘Fee onion. Ri ie drsen Te eat + cs office. By ry ae for Bedeect mute mantel clocks fford & | rere 4002 Arcade. mn. ~ Reginners inter $200 hallway. 1-95, Star | ——$<—<$< << — — SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE and_kalsomini ot ote erat WE pefocs call AP Ninian North 2078 or Main 0850 da “painted Waxed. Su OA. perers 3 sitor, sis 10th rare 5. Ww. 1346. No salt water. jeacon 3250. nD DRY FOREST | “woo BEST QUALITY 16-inch. FOOD, half-cord 14-inch, = |OLD GROWTH _ ND er cord, delivered. & V walls see At Pp P holstered at factory price to Also walnut and of all kinda. Vacating 319 Univer nity at, this month REA- | TE, : GOOD AIRE PRICE 1 MALE AND FEMALE HELP Oo navie. BIG TOU AR LEAVING Fe California April 10, wants 2 or 2} ngers to help pay experises. | all Main & | te ULAR Pitta Herbert D i: PROFIT | | SALaeMEN WANTED | AL ye 1G |W / 1923 Sixth ay. ailei’ witio sleaning up toliing _Prige © orders suits, pants, blankets, ligh | overcoats, rainc values direct to i perience unnecessary $108 first week; others $200 week ly. Compile efit fr quick territory. Paulina. MEN, ver, f AN LUMP COAL in ash, $9.50, delivered. Burns fine in heater or furnsce, Call See Boi pm JRTAULE BLDG. CO 1 i Very light AR LT Valley St. ‘apitol 3922. PLAIN CART RUGS ith serwed ends, in very large sizer, low at Waldron Co., 1322 4th ¥ OAL Dry forest ond, delivered. NEW SECTIONAL GARAG ize, erected on your tot, about aN. SEWING MACHIN $10 oP. Repairing renting. SILL WOOD, 2 “9 double load $9 cord. North 4257. | ILD GROWTH DRY FOREST 5 load, delivered, Rainier Ex-soldier. a NEW Noe FOR RENT Applied on purchase. Meyei «| TRE Soneth ae \ gor SALE—HIGH GRADE bargain. Capitol 1246 / | os thicago. | ik WOMEN, | demonstrated. Mays, Cleveland: Mar : Wanamnake: Write all Field's, ENTS PROFIT ful little article. Se Sells like wildfire. Car t. Write at once for fre Albert Mills, Gen. Mer., dig. Cincinnati -206°% PIANO, 1209 TING, on grocery trade in Seattle and Elliott Vicinity; one with soap experienc Preferred. Phone Mr. Lee Roths- child, Washington Hotel, Sunday for appointment BALESMEN — A general work, gv T019-We « WOOD, FULL %-CO Sunset 5 x 12-INCH MILI, Yala $7.5 full cord. North 276 | Mini ¥ $3.75, dela. va TH HATS $2.00 RE FOR 8, eLP US VACAT This month by taking new furniture of ranges at pleasing p own until July fro ra_at Waldron Co.'s 219 University at $5,000 FURNITURE Rona fide closing out sale higher r goes this mont ie rented. Waldron Uv iniversity wt is pet SAMPLE RUGS at low prices. Axminsters, raity at PURNITURE 4 ROOMS, RE’ irehe for eas, Pensén isis. Poplar pl. after 5. TROOMS, BATH, 410 MONTH FUR- niture for wale Bist at fiiake bays. nelle tata ia M. e6i8 POULTRY EGHOUNS, RITODT Plymouth Rocks, $1 ent 1468 8227 RD, | PLENDID —sipr | ™ line; easy to carry: paying liberal Hing “advertising rm @ prospect Advertising Peneil Co., Davenport, Ta MASON BOLD 18 COMPT | aprayers and autowashers one Batarday; profits, $2.59 each. Hert ; 20 years’ exper Par- Rusler Co. John “acaaet CLEA 1008 SALE owing to territory trav Kasy $50 weekly. Clark, Chicago j TY TO PEDDLE MED- and liniment. Good Medicine Co., Spokane, N. Wall st. Thick, $4.75, at cEN SIXTH AVIS | $14 KE. a 4 end of Meridian car line. Statement for Wilson's Business college, pair of glanses and keep- | nd change. Reward. NDE OF 3 8, DIA- wedding, rubies an dia v Call Elliott 1270 oF | Keward: no ques VHITE Island Reda, 1,60, $2 each. Je LOrDla AVG $ Pirat_& | Withys Bix f-passenger . ave, close to market. | CHOTCE each. henea rouLTRY Site eet $4.95 100. Pat y avereme ¢ laying 18th SALE ne a Fon SAL AD TOMORT hens ie Por hatoh mS) HROWN LEGHORN eee. Vhone Rainier OVERLAND USED CAR DEPARTMENT } = Those are the beat bargains we have ever offered. Trading on Overland mense. We muat cara without a hat will give you wonderful Fours te tm: touring Ke uring touring . model 60 T .., ouring 4 ir of touring | wt |i money, Overland 4 t lOvertand 4 ¢ | Overland 4 touring | Overland 4 sedan Ford coupe | Ford touring | Dodge touring | Dodge tow naeiee Overland, model "to }_ club... | Sprarne Knight touring >: Willys Knight, late model . h Country WILLYS-OVERLAND PA‘ 12th Ave. kK. CENTRAL AGENCY (Ford Dealers) Broadway and r io ot Bast 03% Payment onthe “FREE EXAMINATION Te on contract basis or for ‘ 1.35 Per hour. All work guaran Ph m6, cATR CHANDCER DISPATCH 50. 1634 Elliott 2509. Fourth ave r domo " ° CASH POR AUTOMOBILE Iwt ¥ cash for your car, or sell) ear for you. Bri Your car te) ma for quick action. “No storage] wit” ‘out blank, mat? to Henry Moss- tm 1407 Lith ave FP has Make «. 600005 Price ...++ Address WANTED ~— PACKARD, pmobile, 1, T- and 500. Jones @ Pt 312 B Madison. TRADE GOOb OLD VIOLIN” FOR catia” af 8e feat payment. ] GARAGES “POREREE GARAGER™ CAPITOL BICYCLES ALMOST NEW; irs bicycle, Both very Kast 2250 MACHINERY well engin at nacrifice prices. cut price er engines Used parte at MOTOR CAR WRECKING Co. 1718 Firet Ave. 8 Main 0479, aE Set 8 __ Main 0678. {35 FOR SALE —RRAL BSTATS NORTH END HOME $4.200—Owner leaving elty: must wacrifice for quick sale this mod ern b-room hom good die recep- ~%y =— room, bes hardwood ntry, downat drooms having and bath on mee at a dig sacrifice. pofntment NENRY C. EWING COMPANY 200 Alaska Bidg. Malin TiMt FOR 3 acre; Call for T lots of berries and city water and phone; new 4-room plastered bungalow, ‘This place ts minutes’ drive downtown; nt down, $26 on at 5953 24th Ww. at W. My wife in Bamve all Sree, var'l ape hoon all day o. Onnbey, NORTH END BARGAIN 2.250—8-room house, tn good condi- Yon; lot 100x102; fruit and flow. | ers: garage; chicken h half block to car line and paved atrest. This house is priced to sell Easy terms. J-52 HENRY 200 Alaska Didg. *. EWING COMPANY Main 7134. To those employed in Smith Cove district. Here is your opportunity to acquire a new 4-room bunga-| low, partly furnished; situated on | beautiful view lot on W. Boston, near Thorndike ave. This in an attractive little plac owner for own home. |P including furniture » balance like + tage, 609x128 lot grand view and mountains MAKE A START. per month. Ph r call at 3814 lumbia City. |GEO. A. SPE r IN electricity 12 bearin ft Lake 3 blocks to $69 cash, Rainior erdinand at, water; trees: ingt car. & CO., Realtors large tracts of h from Lake Washington, north of university; beautiful place, Price $1,850; terme $176 down and $25 per month. Will shov day, Alex Maule, 6612 hen.) * at ; wi .| DEAL WITH OWNER—WILL 8 | my 4 rooms and basement, ] jon ear line inutes from Yes- and Oceldental, 7778 Ninth ave. 8. TIFUL FIVE-ROOM U? easy terms, | oeated home ry modern feature, includ- ing fine hot water heating system; it Is $1,000 under price. orth 1508—Kvenings or Sunday ROOM MODERN Low, Washington Park bot air furnace. ¢ d East ice, $3,250. Phone Main 2120 MODERN 7-ROOM HOUSE; HOT water heat; large view lot; one | block to car. ait price. Phone Rainier 0681 r Rainier 0403-J. | DANDY bw 4 ROOMA, level; v garden lot mas. 9% Phinney. door. Biliott 581 Small cottage, $1,250, $25 down, $26 imo. Coughlin, 610 Am. Bk. Bld, BIL 2567. % 60x128; | $2,650; ob Key next} FOR EXCHANGE—REAL ESTATE | f ACRES, GLO8H TO CITY LIMITS; good buildings; all clear, Want Fesidence or income in trade, See ¥. D, Clark, 1016 Third ave KER, WITH 4-KOOM OUST, "near Rainier Reach, for Ballard or north of Ballard.” A. J. Alvern, i348 Ballard ave. }10 ACRES BELLINGHAM; bx lent soll: concrete vad; for aitle Amos Poulsbo, Wael. | WANT To i} having farm for sale $1000 . LTTLe nown ttage, with we $200 cash, assume WALLER & WALLER 4206 W. Ab Weat 0 || forest and —o f OPPORTUNITY | acres highly Improved water front; all kinds of modern bulidings; running water; fruit; derries; | implements; stock; iene bh Butidings the price. Price land free. Here ot Id HARD TO NEAT TH fell upon and worth seen. 1 ACRE, CLOSE IN $850—Noar Lake Burten, where you have fine neighbors, « rio Hehts, n good a k of car delivered on line. This very enay J-o8 HENRY C. BWING COMPANY 200 Alaska Didg, Main Tim n be terma. NEW TOU ae ME fruit trees: and milk near route, Price . with timber, $65 . $12 White Rullding. er month. in. Come Sunday, see Nick Perry, 5512 University way {AE Ree bu double ga- RK 1, Dox 10 ACHES; FSATLL HOU RE; 6,000 berry bushes: near boule- dion railroad: north ty, Price $1,000: terme $150 4 $15 per month. Come Su F. Markley, 6512 University way FoR proved Kalow, mara, SALE BY” GWNEK — Iw- tracts, with T-room bun- e and other buildings: chard and berries; located at Rdmonds, For particulars write Joseph & Yost, Arlington, Wash. R 2. ACHES, MILLION VERT TIMBRE 30 eres cleared; mill near by will! WHI sell timber | contract for b or land of beth on easy terme. OWNER. S12 White Butiding & MONKOR, LAKE FRONT oad Wil divide vash. ACKER AT AL firat payment on Mtar a, an house and lot. J VERT dior ke 0 from Waldorf | will gett it at a big fo All cleared d pert of it mn frult trees Alex Maule, 6522 University way 19 years’ time to pay. Come Sun- far ing 6 for the % cr frontage on a beautiful lake ih Bastera sahington. We will Phone Sidney 1797-H-2. 1 ” ff ’ Alex Maule, $512 University way. ~~ RKAGIT ¢ iwi 4a ACHES: PARTLY { rich black loam; fenced: non. Write z, A. Storfiil, South Belli ham. Wash FARMS WANTE) HEAR FROM a OWNER Give par- John J ashingto! Chippewa cod STOCKS AND BONDS SCANDINAVIAN AMPTUCAN BARK WARRANTS | PURC HASED, 902 AMERICAN BANK BL Pt SP 0 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES REPRESENTATIVES TO DISTT ute the Period Tim ears, A recent invention o as Only ability and financially res sidered: Territe . being granted product, Exceptional ometer Mfc. C. Ora INDIANA” MANUFAC: turers marketing an entirely new | ry that makes night driving safe, eliminating glare from approaching dlights, de- fire connection with forceful indi vidual or firm for exclusive dis tributor contract for state, Ray Filter Mfg. Co. Marion, Ind {AK HIG MONEY AS KEALTY specialist with ty amazingly suc- ceanful system which netted me more than $100,000 in leas than 5 ‘cars. No experience needed tart at home in your spare Full particulars American Business Builders, Broadway, New York |SKAGIT COUNTY APARTME Well located 15-room apartment; 2 cottages; on 4 lots; in sea port, manufacturing and lumber center The buy in this district. Only $4,206 cash. J. Chase, Burlington, Wn EP. i NG & CO. We apecialize in selling stores, res- teurants and drug stores. 810 Bid. Annex, 709 Second ave. ROOMING HOURE, NI Y desirable district, ynthly. Price $550. Hiott ; FURNITURE, full house, 707 Madinon, BARTOK excellent mm pportunity J time i7OUST ping. : terme. FOR SALE Jocation, Pike st SOP, GOOD fixtures, 714 PERSONAL iN SUFFERING, RYE- gain your i strength Using VIR TABLET Give you atr mail, $2.00 ave N CHATTEL LOANS | Money to loan. London Jewelry Co Betablished 1890 5 2 106000 «REAL foney for tarm and acreage loa ROTH 2 FARM MTG. CO, o22 3 (0 FUNERAL NOTICES DAY—in this elty, April 6, ETURAH M. DOUBLEDAY, beloved sister of Mra. W. ley, of this city, and James Richards, of Dayton, Or, and aunt of Mre. Edith Sykes and Willis Blakesley Funeral services will be held at the parlors of Hon Co. Sunday, at 1p. m., under auspices of the Salvation Army ™ invited. Interment at # Park MOMSEN—At 6915 Carle’ ton April 7, ANDREW MOMSE 34, beloved husband of ‘Clara Momsen and nephew of i. H. Zech Funeral services Sunday, 1 i? m. at our chapel Cremation, Jome Undertaking Co, Dot 19 ang A ave, . awed LF | Bee} ‘IJAPS LOOK OVER | Four Men View Camps PORT ANGELS, April &. apanese business men from Kobe looking over the Olympic the lumber milla and jeamps of the Puget Sound Mills & Your ro here |Timber Co, They intend later to | United States, it is said, turning to Japan, In the party are Messrs. Hori, Sa maki and Tomishima, big lumber buy- lors of Kobe, and Sales Manager Beto |for the American ‘Trading company. tour the before re- |The three former have been buying | Jextensively from the Charles Nelson | company. The party is being entertained by W. L. McQuarrie, F, W. Leach and C. 1. Dashiel, of the American Trad- ing company. SEATTLE READY TO GREET VETS Plans for two big ex#ervice men's encampments expected to be held in Seattle this summer were discusned at & meeting called Friday afternoon by Mayor Caldwell. The Ninety first division conven. tlon ts scheduled to be held here August 10 to 20, while the Veterans jof Foreign Ware will hold their an- nual encampment August 14 to 19, according to present plans. for the latter, at Baker declares that “if Seattle can’t handle the can. Mayor Caldwell advised Baker that “Beattlo wants and can handle the convention.” expenses. DAD SPEAKS Son—Pop, what's oblivion mean? Pop—Getting married. 105 “FUNERAL | WILSON 2. MAX Wiline and Harold Wilson. Funeral services Sunday, 3 fie at our chapel. Cremation. ndertaking Co. 23, beloved wife Funeral announcement later, Body will be ship Ferndale, Wasb. Home Undertaking Co. Attorne yrat-Law PALE canes; moderate foes; consulta: ree. ee a 7203. 216 Burke idee tes . oph Allen. ta it cases, 867 Leary Bia eit 368s. pit KE TURNER tor, 210-12 Haight Bia. Hours, 10-6. Eve. dates. Christian Science Pract 24-Pine 42. SELLEN — CHRISTIAN barat’ ta HEALER, | TEACHER, | ONY LOANED, ON ACL ARTY glee of value THE RELIABLE, Third ave. Biectric Machinery “—ROUGHT—SOLD—RENTED W. MONTH: Mtoe PRICE CO., Seattle, Expert Electric al otons APPLLA? WiTtING, " PJ, Givnan Blectric oy bal Firat Se MONEY FOR YOU | Loans made to men and women on short notice im amounts of $16 to 100. NO MORTGAGE or IN. DORSER required, Your promt pay and be,stond iy employed k. It makes no diffe owe or what 665, $14 Second Ave. MONEY TO LOAN On @tamonds, and age on most tiatnctory termi SOCIETY “FOR. Bs EMP BIAL LOANS a65-250 Kpire, ‘Huniding Second Ne Madison. MONEY TO LOAN—WP LOAN ANY ‘AMOUNT ON DIAMONDS, watches and jewelry; lowest rates. Oldest Loan Brokers RICAN JE 821 Becond A atlinhed LARS, re Monuments 1 Beco jar SOUND WARES ae aa rig’) Co. Jet and Virginia, eee Mahed “1874 aps GOR nah ent Attorney. merican an ore sign patents secured, developed Sud promoted, 0-6-7 Cen ral Bldg, Seattle, Wash. and 609 F WN. W.. Washington, D, Fhions Math 03 ff L. REYNOLDS. MBS OT. PR iris. Betablished Genttls, 18 # years examiner U. 8. Patent 402 Bid. flAnKY POWEN & CO—Patont fees $75; small payment down; inven- ti na developed. Pantages idg. on Physicians, Surgeons DIAN n cinity, 25 you reasonable. | 8 experien 400 Pantagen fe, Tunin STROM, MAIN 6. PIA repairing. Tuning and cleaning, $3. Guaranteed work, Vioun Kepatring OLYMPIC FOREST Nipponese Business encampment, Portland Pfilippine campaigns of 1898. |was a corporal and Kyne « private. couple of hundred dollars. Johnson. | Well, Our here's part IT Washington bureau and formulas, tested in ment, and has select full directions how to make The Star. haa de the k Washington Bureau, Seattle of Unele Bam's 1 « list of salads and se them Just fill out the coupon below and mail an directed: SINGS Cookbook lved into the hens of the ready for yon. government recip sericultural dep dressings, with free to readers of v are 1322 N. ¥. Ave., Washington, D. ©. I wish a copy of SALADS enclone two cents in stamps Name. Street and No. . 2.00... eenese AND SALAD DRESSINGS, and for postage: Clty OF TOWD. ...0.0 cence roremerdsecceewecesspecesenercpes BUA. 0s creceearescceevee done tote nese see eteeee ne seen menntes edals an d Little Hoard Left Author BY M. D. TRACY SAN FRANCISCO, April §—Two medals, $249.66 and an undying memory—thone are the things which Sergt. Henry J. Ryan, Seventh Can- adian infantry, left to Peter B, Kyne, | the author, Kyne today carried the medals, one of nilver and the other of bronze, in @ little box In his pocket. The money he has been sharing for many months with Canadian soldiers when- ever, as he put it, he sees one who Portland, however, is making a bid | “inn't quite all there.” In & telegram read) The memory be cherishes to him- the meeting, Mayor George 1. | self. Ryan and Kyne first met in the Ryan | They were bunkies. “I remember one day at Quada lupe,” sud Kyne today, “we were in me and his! glance grew stern as he yelled, ‘Fan out « bit, Petie, you young awn. Don't bunch. Leave room enough between files to let that lead go thru.’ Ryan took a fatherly interest tn te young private. At the end of the campaign the two parted—Kyne to gain fame and Ryan: Well, the next time Kyne saw) Ryan the latter called at Kyne’s home in a condition which the author describes as “comfortably drunk.” “He came into my lair and we talked old soldier talk,” sald Kyne. | “When he left I asked him how much money he required to make him happy and he replied, ‘It wouldn’t be doin’ me a kindness, old man, to | #Ive me more than $10." Kyne gave him the $10 and permis- sion to telegraph collect for more, In due time « telegram came and another $10 was dispatched. War broke out in Europe. Ryan went. And soon came a letter to | Kyne saying: “Of course I'm going to be croaked in thls war. When I came up to the zone of operations I went on field pay, which ts half pay, and I had to |make a will So I have you as my heir, There will be an estate of a Pay y |self the $10 I owe you, and as for |the balance, keep ft in your pocket and whenever you meet some poor A general committes was appoint the skirmish line under heavy fire. |devil who has suffered in this war od to raine $20,000 for encampment fryan looked over at slin him $6 with my comp-imenta.” Ryan died of wounds received at | Vimy Kidge. In due time Kyne was notified and received $249.64—the en- tate of Seret. Henry Ryan, Seventh Canadian infantry. So if a Canadian soldier, who “doean"t seem quite all there” is given $5 by a stranger with the compliments of Serst. Henry Ryan, be can stop and shake hands with Peter B. Kyne. As to the medals, it took five years to unwind the red tape, but a day or |no ago Kyne received them and a request to write an epitaph of 11 letters for Sergt. Ryan's headstone. He wrote “He was a man. HERE’S YOUR CHANCE, KIDDIE, TO PLAY AND PLAY AND THEN SOME Any little boy between one year and two and one-half years old want « nice country bome for the summer? New St. James hotel, Spring sta, ts ready to receive such a boy to be a playmate for her little gon Russell at ber home near Arlington. All that is needed is @ love of play and an untimited to gambol on the green tn the sum- mertime. If you qualify, youngster, step forward! Nilette to Have Her Debut Sunday All Seattle children are invited to attend Nilette’s coming-out party , Sunday afternoon, Nilette Is the baby came] that Mayor Caldwell brought home from the Orient. She will be released from her month's quarantine Sunday, and the mayor, on behalf of Nile temple, will present the camelette to R. J. Fisher, president of the park board. ‘There will be movie photographers | an’ everything at Nilette’s debut. oUCcH OQ Se? JOSEPH FT WLR) —— Ding—What kind of doc ts Jones? Ling—I thought he was an eye doctor till I got his bill; then I jfound he was a ‘okin specialist. res Boat ‘Schedule - monty~ TACOMA? SAFTY ~“SPEED DAILY, 9, 110. m. 1, 8, 8, fmm. Special ‘Sat. and Sun. ‘Trip, 9 p.m 43e FOR SINGLE TRIP 8c FOR ROUND TRIP TORIA. BC JT ANGELES *STRAIT POINTS, DAILY AT MIDNIGUP Sows rehalvod. Winlay, 1616 Srdave. SAN JUAN ISLAND POINTS BELLINGHAM - ANACORTES PORT TOWNSEND RAIL CONNECTIONS AND MILL PORTS , HOOD CANAL POINTS PUGE T SOUND NAVIGATION © ILMAN DOCK \RION ST |Bridge Firm Offers | to Save Thousands | Claiming that they can save the city thousands of dollars, the Strauss |Basenle Bridge company, thru their! |loeal attorneys, Robinson, Murphy & Murphine, offered Saturday to con- struct the proposed Spokane st. bridge. | The Chicago concern declared that the city could not construct a bas- \cule bridge over the Duwamish with- lout infringing their patenta 1 More. than $1,500,000 has been |voted for the construction of the bridge, but no vital action has been taken in two years. |Money Making Is Ordered Suspended WASHINGTON, April Under orders from Secretary of the Treasury Mellon, the bureau of printing and engraving here sus- pends work at the close of today’s operations for an indefinite period. More than 6,000 employes were af- fected by the closing order. Coming on the heels of the recent | executive shakeup in the bureau, Sec- retary Mellon's order created wide- spread speculation. It was an- | nounced that the purpose of the shut- down was to permit an inventory and that new pilates for printing money would be provided before work was resumed. Agents of the department of jus tice were assigned to work with treasury department agents tn mak- ing the inventory. It was understood | that the making of new plates was jto checkmate counterfeiting, which bas been so akillfully done lately that the spurious notes have almost @efied detection. Reports also have been current that duplicated Liberty bonds have ben found recently. IS ARGUMENT TOO ATHLETIC OMAHA, April 8—Charles Kubat, bb violently in arguing a booze case that his right arm became dislocated. The defendant assisted in putting it back in place and helped Kubat out of the courtroom, Buck A MINUTE FOR BEING LATE CHICAGO, April 8—Paul Beranek, prosecuting witness against Prince | Rollins, on swindle charges, was. fined $50—a dollar a minute—by| Judge Caverly, for being late for the trial. Rollins was freed, SATURDAY, APRIT. 8, 1922. THE EAL STAR PAGE 13 SALADS AND DRES RESCUED FROM HORRIBLE DEATH Seattle Publisher Pulled Out of Quicksand j William Atbade, editor and publish or of the Pacific Builder and Engi with offices in the Pacific bloek, | was rescued from certain and bere |rible death after he had sunk tm quicksand nearly to his armpite while on a fishing expedition on the head- jwaters of a smail stream south of | Seattle Vriday, it became known tow | aay Albade’s two fishing companions, A. McKechnie and William Hamile ‘ton, attracted by Albade’s shouts, | plunged thru the underbrush to the | scene and managed to extricate him, altho with difficulty. A smooth patch of sand, appar memaesigi |e, firm, invited Albade as @ figh- ing place. He unsuspectingly took began sinking rapidly. Albade fome small branches and kept head above the surface for several minutes until McKechnie and Hamil. ton arrived. Albade sald Saturday that he was none the worse tor eG experience, FETE PLANNED FOR SHUT-INS With the five Grand Arey Soa their auxiliaries and other organiizations, 21 In all, as @ tion, an association has been formes | to give an annual Cora the “shut-ins” of Seattl of the entertainments will be : April 29, in Veterans’ hall, at the” Armory. A banquet also is o plated. A P, Lawrence, Stevens post, No. 1, G. A. Ry elected president of the ef and Mrs, Verna Miles, tary and treasurer. Mrs, Margaret Nordin, president Stevens W. RK C., wag chairman of the entertainment mittee, and Mrs. Elizabeth Higi bothem, of McKinley cirela, the G. A. R, was made chairman the banquet committee, Commander Lawrence the commanders of the five G All candidates for public office speak at an open-air meeting, under — the auspices of the Unemployed Coun- fl of Washington, at Fourth ave. and Lenora st, Sunday, at 3 p.m University, will teach you all ef latest steps—Advertisement. led every tesy consistent with soun oe Pata on Sevings Accounts — Accounts Su! to Check tearalaliy: 16% Invited ‘Tickets ste ani Sale ot Bou One after 2 P. M. deputy county attorney, gesticulnted | ‘Who can volun- teer their services to canvass their precinct and give out my platforms must help me do this werk. I can |] win if T can get my message — 66) the people. i Canadian Pacific Rockies This Summer Whatever your vacation plans may be for this year, they will be more complete if they include @ visit to the wonderland of the North Ameri- can continent, Arrange to spend your whole va- cation, or a part of it. There is something dif- ferent to do and to see every day you aro here. Banff Springs Hotel Opens May 15 Chateau Lak Glacier House e Louise Opens June 1 Opens June 15 For complete tnformation, fares, ete, Monntain drives and clinbs, golf, fishing, boat- ing, riding, bathing, ploring, etc. CITY TICKET Main 5687, call or write, Canadian Pacific Railway OFFICE, 608 SECOND AVE, E, F, L. STURDEE, Gen. Agent,