The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 26, 1922, Page 15

AY, APRIL =. Lene Seattle Star Ss: aie Ae Bastian POR RENT—RoOOoMS PRIVATE” FRONT “ROOM. bath, $2.40 we O06 Pally at rh07 & ee Washington. ription Rates” MA IN ADVANCR MO hiuk staTR | viretaws Wotel «in AI’ American Cara via W steam heat: « has free phone : shower and tub rane. The up: wee 43,80 up. Walking distance en” RT LT | a WANTED—MisCRLLANKEOUS it x Db SHOTGUN WANTED. | power rifle Main JEWRY, SIL VE Garfield 18 _FOR SALE—M ISCKL OO WIELTAMS CO} 188 First Ave 5 SASH AND DOO! }Plour bing iis — Cupboard foors , e ° Ts) De OF STATE OF ASHINGTON oer sth, or my te 800 CARRIER IN CITY Br CARR . month Per Insertion 4d06 xe rat ; On __namenta wt . dete dans, 4: Nene | Windows, 24x24. 2-light |Rread boards by parcel post .- Hot bed vaah, 3x8 fest Ironing “Doard and ‘cabine! complete with sleeve board wi ans by the light or in f tive. advertixements wilt be xp to [1 o'clock each morn= the regular afternoon edl- Phene Mal u et windshields put in” your hte you wait ww" AMS Largest Audience in the Northwest Reads The Star’s Want Ads Main 0600 FEWALE HELP WANTED _< RANDALL. NOW” OFF LOCAL, CHIC Ks AT yew Low Haten coming better Randall, ts able to otter White Leghorn, Ro Reds and Barred Rocks at very low rade stock as alw RANDALES Se AL Ideal for garden and laws 100-1, ‘aack, Selivered $2.6 |Rawpant “8 Mtipisoe ® Where t 8 Girta be Apply per- or for tuition, i 25 only UTLER SCHOOL 12-INCH. ge 1, woon— ot te vi’ "e indling wood for qui t fir. No salt w Fuel S Beacon ~A-RTAR AMR \ aaa The deliverea. bea sacks West wattle Ferry Dock insice delivered 334 dare: Wee 6Lp GROWS FO Cf ‘OOD, Rr. Cord, delivered. 13 and ‘Te-inel Sa load. Mill wood, Posts, ihe apiae, Coat Pie stove or furnace Sunset 5637 WATER ’ t iso it. 808 Pine st MALEK HELP WANTED AT ONCE—FIVE MORE Hers, hovee-to-house seagon- al sition, payment in full wre mmvestment, Apply #1! fer Tide. this afternoon Pom until 2 p.m. Sunday, am m to & pm week “ LAADING AUXILIARY 8C HOO pier Okhotsk district. Sideria. fe adout May I. Have room . more. plac rt RANGE Witt condition; a te, bed and pri eh 3f3 iith ‘ave Capitol 4450, LING R THE RANGE . 5 $9.50 ea END RELI. slightly worn clothin: evening dresses, Cs chang 1 Union. $133 month, expenses men examination quce- Columbus Institut AHO | 1919 oF twit ear ror s ALIA UTOMONIE ay CHEVROLET # Chevrolet Jat been has a new top: good good tires, with extra rim fully equipped with starter and attery, eto, lots of extras, includ spotlight, See this oar at the 1 & M. Auto Co. Sin KB Pike Phone Main 2806 Tasy terme, or will trade 90 wring rhauled. TOURING \ ear hy ed atery CHEVROLET thevrolet touring ® bargal 20 This ‘ battery thie carat the Le S11 B. Pike. Phone Main 3806 Rasy terma, or trade, TOURING pread ba AEVROLR TE” be. it IN GOD CONDITIO: “Phone Went 107%-M or Main | CASH FOR AUTOMORILE ¥ cash for your car, or sel lor you. Bring your car to =e for quick action, No storage vill bac! ae tM ft out blank, matt tc fancy Mose- a7 iith ave Phoue Rast Make .... MOTORCYCLE tFeetsroet 923 Westlake. mek he Piteer, asi a Madl GARAGES meee AND A od PAIR WORK, sehuek Cycle Co. 1 oanwent SHOR Va INE ‘we HOURES POR BALE buy and ladies" wood, slightly worn coat @ ” and 09 Pine. i6-INCH 9 12-inch. ‘$10 janer ends, $6, delivered. Milbrad _* Sona, Kenwood 4605. weekly $! BO. SCHOOL hoy own route. Apply jon Department. The 1s0T-tt elf aw YOUR LAUN ning to our plant and. save Very SRATTLE LAUNDRY —Priner ¢ . ake charg WATERWAY Spokane and town St R ANDLERS fenced “drop men” wanted ys Harbor district. Apply 31!) jad. Garfield & | Bist FOREST WOO 4, $9.80; half cord, h $10.50¢ balf cord, $5. . vou ich, throw it 204 Union. Big Green Clock p._postoffice. | ier watch and jewelry repair — , Alarm and mantel clocks. | fford & Schwars, 4002 Ar ~ L REPATRING” LAWN MOW- + vacuum cleaners a specialty.) penal vo Sunset 0938 | ms BEoae TATIONS WANTED—MALB | Niew TIONAL GARAGES, ANY ina BYE sine, erected on your lot. all ready as #5 drive in © Wert 1270. t soline nwer Dale, | HEMSTITCHING we iarhield eet. Call T pm | yard LASS PAINTING, PAPER. | Pike ae Kalsomining te | SEWING MP'Ninmla, North 3071 | heada $19 up. Te} days. M Rs or | PORTABLE Thos Ais PORTABLE BLDG. C "Capitol 3922. D ue . sa 850 ain 524 .~ KALSOMINING, | MILL « aned and hung. East double tom oad. NEW PIANOS POR RENT applied on ow ase. Meyer-Toner, 1331 Fourth ave BEST DRY OLD GROWTH FOREST | Rainier 0379-J. PAPERING. “PAINTING, TINTING, nee work, guaranteed, Elliott NG KALSOMINING AND tine. North 2351. MALE AND FEMALE HELP WANTED LADY On GENTLEMAN TO Bork for a strong fraternal bene- lal society: eplendid commisaion. me FF at 5972 after 6 p. m. PIA UW Call ‘even- rhert Dy¢, 12 FRSA ENED ASD WETS SHARPENED AND ___LOeT_AND FOUND repelted Main 1863 et CF |FOR FOREST OR “DRAY, call Sidney 1575-R-11 . delivered. ~Taee ist. WANTED—¥PURNITURE isis Sra Mi OSiN Keepsake. a 36 Reward TO LET—UNFURNISHED HOUSES Jt UNF RNIsHED HOUSED, ige| Sicko Wages salle + 40.00 | ge LEAVING “TOWN - for sale, 4 rooma. Everything goes. nw itera ie — WHITE CE Hollywoed-Tanered He feed." 280 record. for 1, $22 for 500. Poultry for Inspection Hollywood year Leghorns, laying now 25 large eggs month, 200 to select from, pick, them xe! while layt Chicken im nure, Oe Woo wack. “$15 bone rinder, $25. Other, cost, $36, for Fe ioF tse Madrona ear. Li 216 Fourth N. LOAN & TRUST CO. 048% 111 Stewart St COTTAGE, WITH GA- ant May 1. Walking di Beacon 1543 FURNISHE Mi E HOUSE dwood floors: furnace gas; garage: nice yard; ar and high school 4 Weat| ria local Leghorn chicks, $15 « hun- dred; Barred Rocks, Black Minor- Ancona and Rhode Isiand Red at $27.50 a hundred. and Small lots BALOW; I range 1966 Pike Place. LIVE STOCK “PURGS™ Algons. NTH MAKES YOU TF No cash payment ever had to room cottage, n PETERS, 726 Third Ave. _ OM COTTAGE, NO. 16 2 blocks west of Fre- south side of canal. kCHROEDER Bide. Main 6661 1-hOOM HOUSE, CLOBR 1616 43rd Madison PIGE v one. FOR SALE—AUTUMOBILES mt bridge ‘ THE SHIELDS-LIVENGOOD Used Car Department Has « UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS | i Laid AND FLATS TH MAKES YOU cash payment. ) ever had to own a room cottage. Y-acre| Phone, after 6:30, North f To the Man « is PER Mi THE | es Moderate Means o- 4 car, a good you. We have a car, here f few dollars stand in Heed the call of the me up to Pike at, d nee your pa pen road at Terry : DUGAN FURNISHED APARTMENTS AND FLATS ROOM PURNISH piano, $35. 61 6 SHIELDS-LIVENGOOD MOTOR APALT MENT, COMPANY 2 o7 OOM furnished. Capitol 262 Om EWEN, 12th ave. 5. Bee-) Pike @t. at Terry Elifott 2500. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS HOUSE KERPING ROOMS, v thing furnished. | GOOD TIRHS &. {house id ont © ¢, MODEL "20 been run HOUSEKEE! | OOMS ND PATH. 4 ave fl for half price ds another, Phone Kast 2651 $1,685 for owner who FURNISHED. | for Nh Ave FORK KENT—KOOMS Me, IPT ATER, 910, 1 DOW irs, Furniahed, ght, ater qule Phone "867 sith 8. W. MODEL HKIBCOT, Sindition, A real bargain. $360 Must sell this week. Call even- jogs, Sunset 4487 LATE Aves a ~“Banwer | FURNITURE | hatched ! | | The Behool District No. FINE KIND Jon MLDON Rest old growth | OWNER MUST RETURN BAST 20) | BEAUTIFUL ow FU lia GOOD | M % | i) M hats high school Sma raooM M M Board of Direc of Beatth 1 will 2 up to lio’ May 4, 1923, Any one of more of Ing houses uD Se all on 23rd SCHOOL SITE: 1156 1118 and i120 Fe Yo, 04 Lith aye uD SCHOOL SITE: EB b4th at 1 tine, amen ~ No, 112 tepon when the cpted check for & cent of ited with right to re- . nished: 4-room bungalow; ¢ ed dining room: cabinet * Ine woodwor dot henize RE Fr Realtor 2816 Ferdinand 8. . sr essccececes 800 cords 'wood) - ith pump from shall ood barn, 30x40; $500 handles. 24 ACRES HOPS ear, $750 cash ortunity corr A BARGAIN, $2,400 teom bungalow: living room dining room: light. airy kiteh- Seth: 2 bedrooms; full basement: lawn; close to sti line. $200 cash. balance $25 monthly EDWARD CONNOR 1004 White Bidg. Eliiott 4607 APTROL HE DID YOU EVEI of being « y 2-atory home of 7 roome, ment basement, Lat the pri balance $5 per month A. COHAN & CO, RE 1 Rainier Bid. Ent 2 LAKE view tracts, just hurst, outside ey tate nd up: terms to We busid pm 10-year term: ALTORS at Kee. & St. Paul Land Co, 2 University Way. _ DANDY, LARG age, with’ po’ grand view; near school; fenced garden: lot 40x132; on Vie tor st, near 67th ay for $1,150 terms only $190 and month. See Sturtevant, owner, Marton Bldg ER FORCED tiful, strictly ¥ large rooms; att structed: everythin choles Wallingford ain for immediate Oth at hi RNISHED 7-ROOM; large lot: cash, Phinney car m; garage; University district; artly furnished; $775 Db. C. HANNUM Marion St Eitiott 4890 cy NEW, MODERN ngalow, ‘with garage at 2032 Lane at ynable for a Call owner * extra Well con the best intriet. je, i BASEMENT Karnge $1,850; $200 et room basement, nell re £0 payment at 1966-K ROOM WODERN half Ww. used | 77 BRAND NEW We won't let a] ern North End bungalows right; terms easy, © days; north 1508 evenings. 7, #,-%, 10, BEMIS ADDITION, 27th and Judking st.; atreet am fenaments paid; $800; terms, 4110 Whitman ave. Apt vit ACKER, hou $150 400 iy in elty ‘ash, reat monthly, Hainier SMI paved 7 BURGALOW ; CLAN; rn; berry bushes cheap. Sunset 0 #80 DOWN, $16 A ME new cottage, or Ww 0459-W ILDING LOT, 76 Tit wild «100. Price NWAT $200 Bunnet 200 cottage, $1,260; $26 down, 325 4, Coughlin, ti0 Am Bie Bid. Bik HOUR, Fox120 Tot, Call Garfield 3 7 FOR EXCHANGE—REAL ESTATE ec ccc Cc Ce eee ROOM BUNGALOW; FULL M basement; furnace; lot ¥0 100, Price $6,000, Trade for acreage North bond. MEREITT RBALTY CO 721 New York Bik M M MMM Al Ml A At MA a MM OM OM - (2000 $18) 3-HOOM | beautiful location. | M i Give you strength THE SEATTLE STAR mn PERSONAL, FRAINED NURRH WILT finement patients in her ma Very reasonable Phone Bast 1686 THeATMENT wend $1 Herbali FOR EXCHANGE—REAL ESTATE MODRIEN Allentown. Kalnier 0681 oF TIFUL, f eation. | MY “$i Lite well Wash fi tv, Physloal KEAGE rea ALL. SAR MEDINA 6 ACRE ARED N ton Bidg NERVE RPEC TALE chicken paraly 4 all nervous ail- well Price| ments 616 Witel Block } PROM THTS BATE T WILT NOF Wi onaible for any of my wife's G. Th Anplot, Nunan WILL” Cah CON: finement in her hi d-room plastered houre ne frit $2,000¢ halt cash, h * e In A SNAP SPUD LAND and vor All clear read ” CHATTEL LOANS loan.” London Jewelry Co. ed 1896, 196 2nd ave, 8. MEAT. EXTATE LOANS sehool, road to bh, bal- pave 3 Shoe 160 cash, 200 cash CARTBR, MacDONALD & MILLER 208 Wiltott 6870, rEwS | MUTUAL BAVING & LOAN ASB’N. 816 Hecond Ave REAL Bto Monthly Retirement or Straight Loans. LOANS ON HSTATH Easy terms, 10 years, Tolumbla &t FREER E REE EEE gn SUMMIT VIEW FARMS Let us take you to our level, fertile poultry and berry land. We have city water, ele pave ment.” b phone service. Close to both ma, Puyallup and State Experiment Station. 6 AND 10-ACRE TRACTS BASY TERMS ELECTRIC LOGGING Co. 216 Union Bt ER ERERR ERE ERD ING IN FOULRBO HOMES NEAR BAT House and Poulsbo town rae Furnished house, 1 for farm and acreage loans FARM MTG. CO,, 1022 rd LEGAL NOTICES Aur ee TION NOTICH ae nt to, the Town g° Money | ROTH he light * traneportati RSS natea™ 1922, the proposition ion of an indebted- m of nine thousand dole re WB. 000.00), by the | ance and eale of general table coupon bonds of said town in said amount, for the construe- tion of water supply system in d town, ‘a official HARGA roposition ballot acres: 1 in Josanderries; b-room, house; eteeptional O) ney orm Write John Storseth, Poulsbo, W PARTLY IMPROVED tk Level; wood soil; 2 ance amnail growth of only 2 miles from the dock at Port Orchard and 1 mile from high school THIS 18 Al REAL | BARGAIN AT $600, CLIVYORD LA T Third Ave Open Evenings, view of Bound ana mountains, end only 1) miles from Des Moines, with good bus service to Seattle PRICE OF THIS TRACT 18 $1,000, $100 cash, balance $10 per month. CLIFFORD LAND CO, 1 Third Ave Open _Evenini noe 2, ia dollars ise 0. S penseal pincuabis binds tion whall prepare his ballot by striking therefrom “Bonds— Yea” or “Bonde--No,” so that the re- tning Portion of his ballot shall 19 vote on the question Said T wa of Tuk la he ated one (i) pine b ’t. |. corner of Reits ave. facing on good ‘ood sandy loam * A Prosecuting At E. FERGUSON, ‘ounty Auditor. rr ort Wine Kin *, OTOP TRI- wren Meare COMPANY Location of rineipel 1 Place of bual- n Francisco, Califo: ) | BOTHELL BARGAIN, $200 CASH }'20 acres; 3 cleared: old } one mile to highwey 41.250. 352 Empire Bide GOING” FARA near Seattle cleared; all heavy team as engine Price count © on fist day of February, 1923, the weveral amounts set opposite the names of the respective sharebold- ern, as follows COMMON STOCK No. Cert, Bh 18 cows, 200 chicken fine water system: toachinery, tools, ete. Only $7,160 |. Behroeder, 512 White as IN BRAGIT COU tS-acre farm ed, bal-| Name— —~| Dean. J. W. ‘ Folger, Herbert. 9 | Holton, 19 os f i Amount $100 J , on 10 2 a wom. €. s ner, | in secordance order of the He made on the fist « 0 {th law and an of Directors, sot February, of each par- y be neces- public auction ‘ri-#tate Real. nd county OF Ben alifornia, on onday. th: at the hour of 2 08 aclock aaa dex. to pay delinquent ether worth of personal pro} 92.500, A a H.C PETE FARM ~ FOR with bulldings; with oF without stock: o county read: close to Mt. Vernon. H. Holm, Box 172, 3 ¥. D. 6, Mi will be old at office of said gravel room ho only $1 BARGAIN ehard » 40 ACHES; LARGE OR- spring water; 3-room rh; outbuildings: 3 cow: tools, Price — $2,751 wale Cg tg ht. C MACLACHLAN, Secretary. Office, Room 418 Sharon Byte. sit- wate at the northeast corner of maltey: hroeder. eiecn, ole nia. tity RH) Grammar made on’ cowlication te erect 1 1254 gs ave. Re lots) |, 24, block 6,/Phinney Addition Anyone desiring to protest such oc- cupancy must file euch proteat at the office of the Bulldin, ment, Room 605 County-City y Bits. prior to May 6 1922. Rection 906, Ordinance No, 31571 PROM THIS DATE 1 WILL NOT TE responsible for any of my wife's _febta, John Frank The Seattle Star DIRECTORY Attorney» at-Law tablished i807 AN moderate fess; congulistion ide. “easea; ree. Main 7303, £18 Bu soe pocond aye. 4 rice ‘Alt canon 861 Leanty Wa F 1) a e TURNER, CHIROPRAG- ire i Be antes HE Collateral Loans $09 vied a cy n milia, conden Absolute title, Alt lance over « p . B. Nelson, board Bids RETTIEST TG-ACKE FAR poultry. $2,000. Full description fre CHARLES HOMERS COMPANY Alaska Hujlding. LOTe OF NICE LAND IN SKAGIT B halt town, ped. Owner returing:; wants Beattie or Tacoma property. 3138 Arcade Bide. Seattle. “AK 1 REN fo ACHES GOOD PERTTI land: low rent; close in. n bide. STOCKS AND BONDS STOCKS OFFERED Sliveramith Mines ...... Mk Krikwen MP. Axle fie White Mica . Rockaway. (iansmobiie). Alaska Pet. & Coal Baker Steam Motor ... Wyoming ifle OL. Lucille O11, El Dorado Houndaty Bay, B.C. ... Spartan, B, ¢ ‘ Forks Oi) Red Desert Ol) Bynd. Ballard O11 Will buy LIBE Mareh Cone. SI—A ta ROUGHT—SOLD—RENTED w. oot PRICK CO. Seattle, Expert Electric Repairs RING P. 3, Gtvnan Fiectric Co, 641 First Witinet ae | 2600 5000 onwealth Finance. J, STEEPLE J Main 5899 y Silveramith early divi- ae ie in wight |5 DINAVIAN AMETUCAN BANK | PWARRANTS. PURCHRED, 902 | AMERICAN BANK BLDG | | 17 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BIG CAPITAL POR ANY I itimate business, Write for free £ * Quick Pinancing and free plank showing how ¢ alse large capital by my operated meth f Ran Fernando Hide. | cal WANTED--MAN WITH $34,500 | » one-third Interest In loggin outfit, 15.000 capacity sawmill, 9,000,000 feet of timber The tim ber right railroad, all second growth and easy to log & Mansfield, Yoman, War! j BP. BEHLING & CoO. We apecialize in selling atores, res- feurante, and, drug a1 Hoge Bid. Annex LAKGE GENE live farming town, Terms. Fartiake. Capitol 2528. RUIT EGRTARL 1007 Jackson now, ER required, Your promise to pay and be steadily osiploy a8 ie all we atk. It makes no difference who you owe or what you want the Te ag Boe ue today. RAs TOAS ioe mpire Recond. yg Lp, OR 0 Yio | MONEY TO LOAN : lowent rates. lest Loan Rrokers AMBRICAN JEWRLRY Co. tablished 1889, STORE, 506% v STORE, Patient Attorneys vr 1CK PB. GORIN—PAT- ney. American, and for. slen pi cured, develo ' Peomotede R05 nt Bide,’ Seattle, St A and ‘309 hington, D. to announces er the office business of late Dr, J. Jordan; that he i# the oniy > PHYSICIAN fully and having the right to Jordan's medicines, Pa- tients may have their medicines renewed or new treatments inst tuted at the old office, second floor Mutual Life Bidg |LAWN MOWEKS BHARPENED AND repa'red e call and deliver at 2390. | Dr. T. and Kugene used Dr “REYNOLDS, MH; CY. REY: OLDS. Eatablished Bepttte. 993; years examiner 1, 8 Paten ice 402-6 Lyon Bld. Willott sore, PARRY RO & —Patent fees ‘tb: amall, ‘Payment down; SRUBONKL veloped, Pantages Bldg. MEN SUPVYERING” RE- and strength by cy GLANDS. gain your health us VIR-GLAND — TABLET! Guaranteed. By 50 tablets for mall, plain wrapper 232 28rd $2.00. Chester Medical ¢ ave. PRIMEDA BALM. FORMERLY called Balm of Figs——Thia wonder ful remedy for female Mra. Good, 214 Taylor ave, Iiiott O6lt-J, ’ Piano 7 Tani awo aliments Phone ing Winlay, i6it ded ave, me, 1412 1. Pine | Suzzallo Dinner WE LOAN ANY AMOUNT de MaMoNné watches MA’ sn AO sea ing, $3. rk. ! ‘(HE'S HERO } A report of the bravery of D. Webb of the U. &, 8. Orion has been went to the navy department by Ad- miral Andrews, Webb saved a wom- an and three children in the fire that made £000 homeless at Worfatk, Va. Grand daughter of Famed Hobo Held as Tramp CHICAGO, April 26.—"Bieed told” today When Helen Reitman, Missouri university journalism school eo-ed, wearing male attire, “rode the rods” into Chicago on q Santa Fe train, A jhif century ago, her grand-fa ther, Hen Reitman, famous tramp and hobo, rode a freight into Chicago, completing 1,000,000 miles of rail travel without paying a fare. Her 4 father, Dr. Ben Reitman, famous so- cial worker, physician and hobo's friend, had not seen his daughter for 1s years. The girl, garbed In a soldier's unl- form, was on her way from the Mis- sourl university sctool of journalism to New York, to obtain employment, whe said. Noticed her feminine form, which her mate garb falled to conceal, She wi hooked on a charge of disorderly con- duct and released on $400 ball, fur- niahed by Miwourt alumni. She first gave her name as “Helen Reit.” “I Intended to gain material for stories by going to New York as a hobo,” she said. “A position was offered me, and 1 didn't have money enough to make | the trip ‘on the cushions.’ “I worked my way thru school, do-} ing secretarial work for the dean of} | the college.” Walter Coville, a cousin of Miss Reitman, was taken into custody | with her, He said he had been try- ing to dinwuade her from continuing her journey .- He was later released. Off Till May 16 ‘The dinner arranged in honor of President Henry Suzzallo of the Uni. versity of Washington by the Cham: | her of Commerce and originally | scheduled for Wednesday night in the Rainier elub has been postponed until May 16. On thet date President Suszallo will be the guest of the civic organization, which this year has included among its activities that of wholeheartedly supporting the uni versity. MEMBERS OF Nina M, Fry tent. No, 12, of the Daughters of Veterans, will present Daniel Bagley schoo} with a large flag Thursday after noon, in celebration of the 100th an- niversary of the birth of Gen. Ulys sea 8 Grant, Patriotic exercises wil! bo held at the school. 105 FUNERAL NOTICES STAUFPFER—At the residen vr Whitman ave. April 26, 1922,) SUSAN STAUFFER. age 84 yearn, beloved mother of three daughters and four sons, member Woodland Rebekah Lod, No. 128, under whose auspices funeral will be held Thu ternoom at 2 o’cloek taking Co., Remain Towa and fiends respectfully to attend, |tried in superior court before a jury PAGE 15 Irish Envoy Denies Civil War Reports are imbued with the ideals of dem- ocracy~they will stand by the de clwion of the majority Madden declared that De, Valera only wants for Ireland what Washington and Jefferson gained In the revolution—a sep- arate and distinet government with the absolute right to make its own national decisions, Griffiths and Collins excesdea Madden ig in Seattle in advance of | their delegated authority when they the De Valera committee, who rpeak | signed the treaty with Lioyd George, here May 3. Countess Markiwicz.|he asserted, and the wily Welahe the “Joan of Are of Ireland,” will|man maneuvered them into a pO head the delegation, which ts ex-| sition where they had to take the pluining the aima of the Irish re-|appearance of m seperate governe publicans to the citizens of the| ment with only the shadow of reat United States. autonomy “Ireland is again being #landered, ‘Would the United tSates be Madden said. “Dispatches that re-| free," Madden asked, “if @ port bloody strife between the two, foreign government's agent factions in Wrin are absolutely faise.| could veto the enactments of “Both De Valera and Michael Col-| congress? If the state and fed- line are willing to abide by the de oral judges were the appointees cision of the Irish people. of a foreign government and “As provided in the treaty with| the supreme court yielded im England, a national election will be portant issues to the supreme held in Ireland this summer to de-| court of a foreign nation? If termine the constitution of the new| the members of congress were republic. obliged to swear to be faithful “This election will be held tn ex-| to the executive head of @ actly the same manner as the pres-| foreign sil idential elections in the United] Madden said the present Iriele States, The leaders of the two|Free State in a free governmen® Iriwh parties have shown that they|only in nam Seek Signers for Ridiculing reports of » bloody civil war in Ireland, Vietor 1. Madden, national representative of the De Valera party in the United States, declared Wednes- day that the final form of the Irish government will be de- termined by the vote of the entire people at the election to be held this summer. Reapportionment An effort will be made on city phone their names to Senator E. B Palmer, Main 6300, A. B. Fuller, who ts working with Volunteers are being asked to Senator Paimer in the matter, sent & letter Wednesday to Senator IL. ln Westfall, declining an invitation to = conference in Spokane April where legislative reapportionment to be discussed, Fuller deciared there ts no need for a conference, and urged that all pers sone expecting to attend get the measure now himself and Senator Palmer. ballot, and volunteer worker polls are sought, FINDS DAUGHTER AFTER 14 YEARS HAMILTON, Ont., Canada, April James Link of Hamilton, Canada, this week met his baby, now grown to young womanhood, at St. Joseph's convent here. Fourteen years he has sought his daughter, Grace, now 18. Bhe greeted him with affection, but declined to go home with him, pre ferring to with the nums ,iIn whose faith she was baptized six years ago, They had cared for her tenderly, she said, and given her a good musical education, Shortly’ after Grace's birth her mother died, after committing the little daughter to the care of her sis- ter, Mise Margaret Thompson of North London, Mr. Link remarried and when Grace was 3 he sought to recover her. But the aunt refused to give up the child. Attempts at “kidnapping” were al- loged, and Miss Thompson hid the child. A court ordered the aunt to produce Grace, but she refused, go- ing to jail for a week, Later the aunt was sent to an asylum. Mr, Link learned by accident that she was in the convent. Stringer Suit to Come Up on May 8 *Sult brought by King county against John Stringer, former sher-| iff, to recover $5.962, which Stringer | is alleged to owe the county, will be) at the | to have the next legislature take care ‘of the entire matter. PLEASE, SOMEBODY, GIVE HIM HIS DOG! Lost, strayed or stolen—Laddie, ® young Boston Bull, owned by Capt. Joe T. Mason of the Seattle Police force, was being sought thruout the city Wednesday. Captain Mason has offered a reward of a box of or $5 cash for Laddie’s return. He has a collar but no nameplate. He disappeared Tuesday afternoon from 2421 Fourth ave. N. ing to the weather Fr ture, 71 degrees, reached late afternoon, was the highest date, the temperature was 53 and even that wasn’t considered Roberts, resident of Seattle for 82 Mason hospital, will be held at 2:30 p. m. Thursday at Butterworth’s un- dertaking establishment. Burial will be in Mt. Pleasant cemetery, the Good Eats cafeteria at which cans didates for the school board spoke. Objections to the plan were based om the following allegations: that it would {nerease taxes, living costs and rents, decrease employment stop development of industries, on May 8. Stringer is alleged to have recelved the money for care of federal prison- ers In the county jail. Stringer was acquitted of grand larceny charges in this connection in a former trial. BOOM MEN .. TRUCKERS .. N. E. | front and is in best HATCHTENDERS ...... WINCHDRIVERS ..... LONGSHOREMEN .... WANTED MEN TO WORK SHIPS . WAGES 90c per hour . WAGES 90c per hour . WAGES -90c per hour .WAGES 80c per hour .WAGES 70c per hour seeeeere ole eleleleiaie APPLY AT COLUMBIA HALL Corner Second and Oak Sts. Portland, Oregon WATERFRONT EMPLOYERS’ UNION This Association is furnishing all labor on the Portland Water- position to place men in steady employment. 5 being sponsored by She was arrested when detectives | needed to place this measure on the! declared that plans should be made season. One year ago, on the same years, who died Monday at Virginia —