The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 21, 1923, Page 13

BILL AIMED AT Murderers in Pen Pending) Appeals, Is Plan BY FIBLDING LRMMON OLYMPIA, Feb. 21.—Murderers who are convicted by superior courts will no longer be able to escape pun- ishment by longdrawn-out appeals to the supreme court, if a bill intro duced today in the senate by Senator William Bishop is passed. ‘The bill provides that any persons convicted of murder in the superior court shall be confined at the Walla Walla penitentiary during the ume ; of appes! to the supreme court. ‘The bill was drafted with the pur pose of hitting at the evil which now exists wherein a man may os ape serving his term for years by appealing Police cou creased pe Cpe 7 ON ¢ his case t judges are given in wers to allow them to ; levy & maximum fine of $300 and F give a maximum sentence of 90 @ays under the terms of a bill intro. ; @uced by a majority of the judiciary committee The bill also provides for the « nm: fixation of furniture of any pla wherein it has been proved that in so toxicants arcotics had been con = | @raled or sold. Another clause 0. Vides for the seizure and confisca “a ton of automobiles used to trans port the two ce bands. Strict supervision and regulations for all dance halls Operating outside the corporate limits of any city are Provided in a bill introduced before the senate by Senators Harve Phipps and D. V. Morthland. The bill provides that all dance halls must close at midnight. Any Persons under 18 years of age will not be allowed within the halls un-| Jess accompanied by thelr parents or by suitable chaperons. Senator Phipps also introduced another blue sky law which aims particularly at the sale of mining stock. Dance Law Is * Characterizing s des dance the city Mon Brown declared Wednesday that in a conference with all special officers @etaiied in cabarets and dance halls be had learned that tho total of ar- rests “has not exceeded three or four” in the last three months. Aske whether or not he will sign the ordinance when it comes before him, the mayor refused to commit himself. “I intend,” he declared, “to at all times keep fn touch with the dance- hall situation thru the city board of censors,whi ch I shall ask to censor the dance halls and cabarets as an unbiased body. I intend to fill sev. eral existing vacancies on the thea-| ter censor beard by appointing a| certain Seattle minister and several | Women who have been intertested in the dance-hall question. Brown flatly refused to give any intimation as to the names of the contemplated members, George Bouckaert Is president the theater censor board, which tn- cludes nine members. NOTED WOMAN PASSES AWAY One of the hest loved pioneer women of the state passed away Tuesday afternoon, when Mrs. Julia Siegfried, aged 93, died at Providence ‘silly’ the Lan © passed by Mayor fall three months ago, Mrs. Siegfried ts the grandmother of State Senator W. W. Conner. She came to Washington in 1886 and re- sided at La Conner, Wash. until she came to Seattle four months ago to visit her daughter, Mrs, L. A. Conner, 934 2ist ave. N. Mrs. Siegfried had a wide circle of friends in this state and will long be remembered for her kindly spirit and her many generosities. She will be interred in La Conner Friday. SENATE BEATS “SLAVE” BILL OLYMPIA, Feb, 21.—The slave” bill introduced in the house early in the session by Representa tive Thomas Murphine, and later Passed by that body, was defeated in the senate today by a vote of| 24 to 18, Senator Hary Phipps against the bill for the purpose of asking for reconsideration, he told the senate. i Debate on the measure wa choked off when Senator Paul Houser moved the previous question Senator Percy Sinclair protested th “gag” rule, but to no avail. Would Speed Up Survey of Basin) To speed up the proposed Colum- bia Basin survey, the Washington delegation and J. J. Underwood, Se- attle Chamber of Commerce repre- sentative at the capital, were en- deavoring Wednesday to place the Appropriation authorized by the sen- fate and house for the survey on the can become immediately available. As soon as the survey, now author- ized, 1s made by the department of the interior the project of 1,750,000 Acres will have definite federal stand- ing and its future aid from federal funds be determined. “Three States of Death” Is Topic Rev. William R. Reece, of Portland, 1s conducting a sertes of lectures on the general subject of “The Philos. ophy of Emanuel Swedenborg” at Fivergreen hall. His topic Wednes- day night was to be “The Staten of Man After Death.” day night he will discuss “The What and Where of Heaven and Hell,” and at noon Friday he will talk on “Kmanuel Swedenborg, Scientiat, Philosopher and Seer, LEGAL DELAYS - “Silly’—Brown : of | hospital from Injurtes sustained in a | “white voted | deficiency bill so that the $100,000| ‘Three | Thurs. | The Seattle Star’: Published Hally ae Ts" Seventh Ava Beattie, Washington Subscription Rates BY MAIL. IN ADVANCB IN Lie STATE One month Three months x montha ee yest BY CARRIER IN CITY Per month Transient chars, por line per Insertion (count six words to line) wv Three consecutive issues u Contract and Coupon Rates on Request MAIN 0600 BUSINESS SERVICES Attorneys Aavise tree. Youeph Allen All cases S07 Leary Rid. Hall & Vall HF Vurke Rode soe 94 All cases. Fees moderate. Inf n free Collateral Loans HONEY” TOK cles of value oO? Third ave. Electric Machinery ROUGH T—SOrNh—RENTED |W. MONTELIVS PRICK CO. Seattle Investigators Revelare Yat'l Secret Servicw | May, Pres 418-421 Lyon Fltiott oan. ALY ATT. "ELIABLI 5 OW THE L pide: Money to Loan MONEY 10 LOAN On diame max and jewelry atisfactory term: ECCIETY FOR REMEDIAL IN SEATTL yn most LOANS ding "vin laon. PUGET ROUND MA NAL & ONAN: | te Co. Ist and Virginia. Estab- Nahed 1874. Opilelan and Oplometrint JW. Baminds Wrasar-Vaterecs ts. | Patent Attorneys | FREDERICK PF GORIN—U. | forelgn patents secured, developed | sold, Patents for sale now: Hobby horse, apringless favcet. bonus and Tovalty: velocipede: sanitary tollet sent, make offer, 805-A-7 Central | Reattle Tel. Main 0399, M. Hu; © 1 REY- Seattle, 1892: examiner 1! 8 Patent Of- yon Bid. Elliott 5078. Patent t $20 when al Mae, 14 & Univ. 186 ant Hark Ride, Physicians, Sureeons Dr_ Angus Rulte 400 Th Women's allmer 3 PERSONAL DEFORMITIES OF CHILDREN Dr H. G. Arbuckle, Sanipractic phys!- clan. 5149-50 Arcade Bidg. Matn 4950. Houra, 10-1, 2-5 5 LEGAL “NOTICES TWO TRUNKS BELONGING TO Mra. A. Courtney will be sold for age at Bushell's Auction House ri 14. LOST AND FOUND LIkKH PARTY icked up Mextcan leather hand- | fa in the La France cafe T day, the 13th, to keep the cash It contained and return the handbag with nurae’s class pin and other articles in the handbag to | Terry ave. phone Main 1608, | _kreatly obilge the owner. Lost, BETWEEN CITY | | shop. . black grip con- | | taluin, child's clothing. very much need Reward. Bone Main 6000, local 43. a MALE, LI- SMAI L WHITH SPITZ. 68) Phone East 1496. Re- 3 |_ward. |7 FEMALE HEI GIRLS WHO WANT GOOD Pos: | tions learn comptometer; course: classes beginning now. | FELT & TARRANT 605 Lowman Bldg. PIANO Bi! NING JOHN STROM | ¥ CLASSIFIED | uP WANTED | FOTO Rr Te eg CASH SACRIFICE-—OWNER LEAV- ‘ing city, Modern 6-room and sun parlor; bath; furnace heat; and gas range; hardwood finish: panel and beam dining room; re- ception hall; | basement; tubs, etc; overlooking Sound and mountaina; elegant con- dition. Owner, Garfield 0286. coal | French doors; cement Brown Designates “Day by Day’’ Week Calling upon all citizens of Seat- tle to unite in the hopeful spirit ¢x- pressed in the phrase made famous by the French healer, Emfl Coue, “Byery day, in every way, I am getting better and better,” Mayor the as Brown Wednesday week of February ‘Optimistic Week.” “I belleve, and every good Seattle: ite believes with me, that Beattle ts getting better and better every day, and a concentrated week of thought jalong this line will do much toward hastening the future development of the city,” the mayor Longview. Model Town Ie Visited Amazed at the magnitude of the improvements at the “model town” of Longview, members of the Cham- ber of Commerce state unity cormmit- tee returned Wednesday from Kelso, where they assisted in the reorgani- zation of its Chamber of Com- merce, Cheater of the group, said the investment in designated 24-March 2 a few years time will total $20,000,000 and plans are being me4e fcr a eity of 20,000 people within the next mix years Longview |x in highly competitive territory between Portland, Seattle and Tacome ~ short | Roberts, chairman | _ '7 FEMALE HEL PLP WANTED HEMSTITCHING for MARQUETA DI * rented. 610 Kitel Bidg Martells RAGTIME PIANOPLAFING taught 806 Pine at ies 9 MALE HELP WANTED WANTED—AUTOMONILE WAS to Wash and paint and «et care ready for Must Steady w Apply STENOGRAPHERS Investigate our BUCCE THORO dictation 3 COLLEGE EXPERIENCE with Reattle of age DP ul AND t A ult man, 5 Pike Bt | WANTED TWO CARPENTERS | who will take two-thirds of their $7 per day lot on Ra bivd. Mr. W 206 Marion at WASSER RAPID, EXPERIENCED cation drafteman for profile end) al by ety maps and estimate “R) work. Apply 618 White Bldg _ [SAMPLES OF ODY EAL RAIN s tor sale » individ wate 616 Mutual Lafe Bid | SHOnS AC $1.26.” GUATIAN. loed waterproof, Nuf sald. 1939 Westiak | At“Annex, 2000 Sth. near Weatiake ey. clean, fur team heated bedrooms (for ime bathe phone Trans. 36c, wee b | {f Ham Weistield can't repalr your Watch. throw It away, 302 Union g Gree k. Obp. postofti en, brakemen, Deginners $150- W Hallway ATION—MALE 10 SIT FIRST CLASS PAINTING, PAPER- hanging. kalsomining; moderate prices. Al Ninnia Garfie oes a; dain 0880 daye ‘ MAN WANTR WORK | Year's experience tn machine « Pp Will consider anything. A.D. FILIPINO &Ch housework. Al: | any kind of 1 § Filipine k. Catholle Fil D, Eliott 45T1, or evenings EARP ENTER WORK, ATTRACTIVE os, stores, alterations, bun- lows, rooms, very ressonable. Mott 1049. JUNIOR ACCOUNT tal ome . experte erating Tanachabie FL ta WANTED. t LAYING, SERAP. « a work Eliott 3851-M YOUNG 22, WISHES PoOsI- | tion as driver or shipping clerk | Can furnish references, Call Bea- eon 1203 MAN 7, RESHINGLING, GUT- downspouts; work guar- acon 0 NTER WORK or contract; estima’ 39. PAPER firat clase w 8 PAT mining fiASEMENTS ci teht. All w ranteed, East $401.K. HOOKKEBPER, LONG ExPent ence; executive ability; $300 man | tor $150; start immediately, Sua- j_net 3356 | TINTING, PAPERING, PAINTING, plastering, carpentry; low prices. Allen Sons, Gartield 2398. VANTED—NIGHT WATCHING OR Ught work. Simpson, Rainier it TS W. ANTED CARGE SHIRT MANUFACTURER agents to sell complete line of shirts direct to wearer sive patterna. Big values, Free samples. Madiaon Mills, $93 Broad- way, New York 17 MALE AND FEMALE HELP WANTED CLERKS FOR POSTAL. MAIL AND vernment departments. $120 to fiiy monthly. E erience unneces- ary. For free list positions now open, write J. Davia (former civil ervice examiner), 1129 Fleming ide. Washington, D. C. | 18 HOTELS 1OTHL FOREST—24 & Pine, 16334 ad ave, under new management, strictly modern. Transients $1 up; kly $4 to $! 19 FURNISHED HOUS FOR RENT GOOD SIX-ROOM ~~ PURNISHED house, W Hingtord strict; $30 Flltott 6722 or Ken- HED HOt vi7, Gott, Weat 0444, Weat ES Rathe Seattle. 202 SOR BENT HO) | WE RENT HOUSES AND FLATS Carter, MacDonald & Miller 208 Columbia St. Elliott 6870, 708 &. UNION ST. T rooms, suitable for sleeping rooma. Walking distance, $42.50, MacDonald & Miller 208 Columbia st. Carter, Elliott 5870. 6-ROOM HOUSH TO RENT, $14. 1168 W. 62nd. Call Sunset 1219, | 23 FOR RENT— NISHED ROOMS FURNISHED APARTMENTS, DOWN town, Doris Apts, 715 Sixth ave |24 FURNISHED APTS. __AND FLATS 111 FIFTH AVP. b-room flat, In fine clone In, $25. Carter, MacDonald & Miller 208 Columbia St. N, condition, Eliott 5870, FORNEY 3 AND 3-ROOM apartments; private bath; warm and clean; also single room, Rent reasonable. Glendale 1242, 4120 Ninth ave, 8 < | SWELL T-ROOM” VRONT APART- ment; steam heat W718 12th ave. Beacon 1718, | FURNITURE FOR SALF $85, apartment for rent.) Call’ tmme- diately. 1917 Denny way. _ AT Bo URNISHED HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS TAND T 106; CHEPING LU SEK Apts. Cheap rent stove heat, A ino single room. 1905 Ninth ave, Main ; 2 , HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS VERY reasonable. 906-910 W, Thomas at, above Wentlnke avo | HOUSIK ROOMS ViEhy cheap; Vents ; $15, 801 Colum- 29° WANTED—TO RENT WANTED SORE TOUKES AND COTTAG INISHED AND URFURNTSIEIT TO RENT, mV. JATIN & CO, BITHL BLDG, 32ND AND PIKH, HER | Hi Kixclu- | CAL TRUMED DU WARKY | RETIRES FROM THE | 7USINESS 450 New Pianos Must Me Sold | Buy « new piano for the price of a good second-hand one, op your own terms, We go into the millinery business with a national undertaking All pianos 0. bv BARRY PIANO co, Ave, 106 Union at. 1404 Firat NEW PIANGE FOR WENT, RENT Meyer-Toner, lied on purchase | TR Cobb Bide 4th ave Wake buys, wells Tie th. Mo OTe 39 FURNITURE FOR SALE is, Fi8 UP; GAR PLA ii almost new gas water heater, | $8.50; chairs tables. 50 up: beds. $1 up: springs, $1.56 mattr *, $3.50 up: sewing| ines, up Coast 1615 “wel like new rT niture © HUY YOUR FURNITURE UPSTATIS gE AND HANK THE DI TAIK ECONOMY UI WE GIV | BTORE. 605 Pike Bt, Upstairs OVERSTUFFED t dining tab PIANO “AND” FURNITURE FOR sale, cheap. Am leaving Seattle 4351 Palatine. Melrose 490 LEAVING FOR BAST; HOUKEHOLD furniture and Ford touring ear, cheap for cash. Capitol 1 PACKING AND SHIPPING Spectal rates, Bast and South. E FURNITURE OF 14 ROOMS, WOL 144 POUL WHITE LEGHORN TANCRED jay KB. J. Banteon, 8322 Oth N. W. | FOR SALE— PULLETH, LAYING |" ‘Hunset 1616 45 MISCELLANEOUS > FOR | | ALE | OE WILLIAMS” COMPANY 1948 Firet Ave. & BASH AND ne Flour bins .. Cunboard doors” | Bash, 20x? Hot bed Hot bed epin, Kkfast nook tables an: ing board and o m ete, with # $15.00) Window slave by the Want oF iy the | Plate’ Glass Windshields put tn your oar. ©. BO WILITAMR COMPANY Eetabiinhed 1899. $8.40. COAL. DELIVERED IN %-TON Consisting of $8.40 LoTs LUMP. GQ AND FURNACE COAL | $9 LUMP COAL $9 DELIVERED Guaranteed clean, high heat. little no soot Also best furnace coals. | Klinker-Ctark Coal Co. Garfield 5928 DU_ BARRY RETIRES. GET the plano bargain of your life 106 Union, 1404 First ave. “12-Inch Mill Wood Big double load, delivered, $7.00. Lots of nice blocks. Beacon $250 any time. ~ i8-fnch “All Clear Shingles Aelivered. West 0334 days, or Woeat 4548 evenings. FINISHED FURNITUP nelection: lowent pr oney—finish It yourself. WESTERN FURNITURE XCHANGE 900-802 PINE ST. MAIN 2488. STORE FIXTURES—ALL KINDS OF used and new fixtures bought. sold, ¢xchanged and bullt to order. Term SEATTLE FIXTURE CO. Main B4a1 1801 Sixth Ave. POLISH YOUR AUTO, PIANO AND | no grease. furniture with Glimm no acid; restores original luster. Sound Tale Co., 104 Cedar at, Main 1683. BUTCHERS, GROCERY COOLE RS refrigerator counters and show cases, store fixtures, P choppers, butchers’ supplies Hansen Mfg. Co, 1626 Fourth. _ NATIONAL GASH STERS Like new: all atyl guaranteed; us; save money. ‘ EXCHANGE ai Olive Bt. 4266. USIT AND DR of the day how the House of Health and eauty drives my cares Yale Bidg. Ell, 1840. t ENDS, GREEN been in Water. it MIND Phone BRING YOUR RAZORS AND blades to 1013 Third and have them sharpened by the man who nows how, WOOD, $4.01 ble load, delivered. 4605. : Pea, GOOD MILLWOOD, DOURLE LOAD $7; extra dry forest wood and laner ends and all kinds of coal. he sonable, Sunset 6637. Good MILL WOOD $7.60 A WiG load; planer ends, $5.00; dry fore DK 60 Kenwood est wood, $5.50. Call any time, Melrone 2424 a SEWING” MACHINE HOsPITAL— we repair all makes. No Job too or too mmall, 1635 Westlake. Min bs7. Uned machines, Tents FOR 8ALB WAGON HOUS wtrongly built on solid truck, with ball bearing wheels, Can be easily moved. N FOR SALIC SsHow cases, counter, marb' slab and bakery equipment. 1955 64th W.. Garfield 0431. pis USED SEWING MACHINES, ALL maken, $5 up. Renta, repairs. White 22 Weatluke ave. SE, “WALL CA good for student for ‘actioing, Garfield 1729-R. | Four-passenger Sport 5 MISCELLANEOUS FOR ALE 7 FRAME aheap WING “TACHINES—GOOD DROP. beads, $10 up. Repairing, reatt Main 1926. 1624 Firet ave. FE ORUY AND FELL CLOTHING and fure The Owl, 19174 Pir FOR PTT KOWTH” FOREST wood call Kenwood 06035 RAVANAGH HATE. $9.00. 161 ist \46 WANTED—MISCELLA- NEOL TEAM WANTED I have oe 7-passenger Buick car, Would like to exchange for some team work Phone Melrose 49. WILL TRACT FOREIGN” WOMEN in their home, to speak and read English, Kenwood 10 M4 GARAGES PORTABLE GARAGES CAVTTOL 56 AUTOS FOR SALE NUTE MOTOR CO.’S Hudson and Essex DISTRIBUTORS Special Holiday Display Open All Day Washington's Birthday COME EAR Studebaker Special Six Hudson Speedster Four-t r This car is worth a. premium, but our price will make you take notioe. Studebaker Big Six A fine family car; has wire wheels and Is priced right Templar Sedan Five-passonger sedan y a high-class Mmeht Dur Approval. Cadillac Touring Four-passonger—This is a late mod- el, high-class automobile, and the price is within your means. Dodge Roadster Two-passenger—Not « late model, but the price is right and it looke good Ck andler Dispatch ask; come in and see it Hudson Roadster If you Want a high-power car, good looking, with plenty of carrying pace, at a low cost, this ts It Hudson Coupe Four-passenger—This # one of our super-bullt cara, Oakland Sedan Fiye-passenger-—— This ta our ideal family car; has had very little une; looks and runs like new This is a find for someone. Essex Touring songer—This In one of thone sturdy Heht cara that combine fewer speed and economy, Drive tand you will buy it. HAVE YOU A LARGE FAMILY? If so, thie will be your car. Beven- Passenger Hudson Touring, with a winter top; air shock absorbers new tires; upholatering and paint like new. This is one car you cannot afford to overlook Five NUTE MOTOR CO. 600 B. PINE ST. BAST 0674 MMMMM Look! MMMMMMMMMM : Look! FIRE SALE —or— Good Used Cars | FORDS i ‘ 1920 ROADSTER 1912 TOURING 1918 COUPR 1920 TOURING o——_____—__—_» | BuICcKs | eo 1918 ROADSTER = 1916 TOURING | CHEVROLETS | oo 0 1922 COUPE 8 TOURINGS Sewing Machine Co. 1619 Fourth bic cec rep rgrentnpmennnraagccy f ave. Phone Kiltott 4227, | GARDNERS i BEST FOREST WOOD, 14 Ma AND 24-Inch, $9.50 cord, $ aif cord: |ROADSTHRS OURING 12-inch, $10.60, cord; good mili | ROADST AORN wood, $4 lond, $7 double load. Ken- _wood 460 tA | JORDANS 1 iLUB PERFECTION OL HEATER, ©. setweabebbe RM t now, reasonable. ypo- alate tap Ape ey i Yor [1921 PLAY-BOY 4 TOURINGS ~~. BUMP COAL Must move this coal at once, $9 ton, delivered. Phone Hast 3980 any timo. eae sy FIs Wik ONLY—dooD FoRHST wood, $4.50 load; the kind that burns and gives good heat. Mel- rone 2424, ‘ Ay BALLARD AND NORTH END— tedar wood, Sunset 6778. eae CALL US UP FOR PRICK ON Renton coal. All kinds of wood. University Ico Co, Melrone 2638, PIANOS—Special bargains in our change department. Moyer-Tono: 182) 4th ave., Cobb Bldg. PORTANLI garages, Fautie stores. DEMARS PORTABLE, BLDG, CO. B21 Roy Bt. Capito! "ear $5.00 cord, delivered. RY FOREST WOOD, i 5 cord, $5.25 half cord; mill wood, $4 load, $7 double load. Garfield 2086, WATCH AND JOWEERY Tt ing. Guaranteed mainaprings, Stafford & Schwarz, 4002 1. Arcade, The Desk xchange, 210 Jamen Bt, Buys, Sells and Exchanges Office Furniture, Main 7988, _ GOOD MILL WOOD, 47K LG LOAD; WI or 1s, $6; dry forest wood, t ‘all any time, Capitol 4219, OPPORTUNITY Star Want Ads - 0 taLLS | 0 1918, ‘19, 20, *21 AND '22 TOURINGS | MITCHE aa Gcallldagaca | COLUMBIA _—5 ? OVERLANDS i HATA Lor | OAKLANDS | I "TRU | o ~ “0 o 0 o- a i} MANY OT OTHDRS | o 0 Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Company 1024 1. Pike. Bast 1069, Every Car a Bargain! TERMS AND TRADES MMMMMMMMMMMMMMM witha price that will meet| Worth all we} 56 AUTOS FOR SALE Depend: able Used Cars | terms 1918 J 1921 Fe 1819 Ch Dodg by olet touring . uring uring r 1916 Overland touring 1918 Kissel t 12th and FRED & HAINES COMPANY “Specials” 1917 Chevrolet touring; 1918 Chevrolet so if interested in economical | portati All of above and | re in good running order, | ma. FR 8. HAINES COMPANY LE T Hast 1442. 18 Htudebaker .. | 1916 Maxwell 1916 Maxwell 1920 Ford ¢ 1920 Ford Sec Batteries Guaranteed. Make Your Own Terme. Open Every Day in the W é 511 East Pike “Model “N”” Hupmobile ‘The only one in captivity, Looks| and runs like new; cord tires; | spotlight, bumper, ete. Will trade | | {nm your old car and give terms on | balance. Price $560. Open even-| ings, 618 E. Pike at. corner Boyl- | ston ave. PHONOGRAPH WANTED — WILL accept phonograph or furniture as firet payment on late model Ford Shevrolet. Kasy terma om bal- 614-618 Pike ot A DANDY for $1 WE LOAN ON AL Pi-neer Bide. opp. ‘Totem Pole. 58 __WANTED—AUTOS 58 | WILL PAY SPOT CA | care. Henry Mo: t_ 2651 62 FOR SALE—REAL | ESTATE | ~ Ewing, Love & Clark” 404 Marion Bid Ma “REAL ESTATE SERV. 10 Queen Anne $4,000— ‘ew, five-room bungalow. Gar- ace; cement basement furnace: laundry trays; firep: + oak floors; butlt-in kitchen: ‘breakfast nook; complete bath, all white en- ame) Terms $300.00 cash and $25.00 per month. Can be had ata lower price on « larger cash pay- ment. Phone Main 0256. B-81. University District 500— ew, modern Colonial bungalow. Five rooma, two bedrooms; oak floors; a lovely fireplace: cement basement; garage. Would take bullding fof in Mt. Baker or Bea- con Hill district as part payment. Phone Main 0256. B-32. A Good Home MAKE OFFER Six rooms, three bedrooms, en- trance hall; basement. A good comfortable home In good cond\- tien near 26th ave. north Youler way. Owner leaving city. Phone Main 0266. D-25. : Wallingford 4,100. sw bungalow of five rooms and sleeping porch. Large front room with tile fireplace; French doors: splendid dining room; hard floors; cabinet kitchen; 2 bedrooms and slseping porch, with conveniently arranged tile “bath, Cement. basement with laundry trays, furnace and cella. On a large Jot, 50x100, with double gar- This 1a $1,000 under value. 0256. Ewing, Love & Clark 404 Marion Bldg. Main 0258, “REAL ESTATE SERVICE ONLY $2,100 4-room bungalow, with half cement basement, laundry trays, cabinet Kitchen, "2 bedrooms, Hving and dining room cambination; well constructed house, on nice lot; Flor view: 2 blocks to car Ine; out Madrona way, and only 20 minutes’ ride downtown, A real home and location for the working man Price only $2,400; $400 cash, bal- ance $30, including interest, Nelson Elliott 4887, 219 Hinckley Bldg. University Bargains 5-ROOM, STRICTLY MODERN ONLY $3,365; TER. Only 10 minutes’ walk from the tcampus we offer a 5-room bunga- low, with oak floors, fireplace, cabinet kitchen, Pullman breakfast table, basement, furnace, laundry; ®arage; alley. This is one of those rare pick-ups that don’t last long. Better see it today. For appoint~ ment call ROOT BROS, REALTORS 4500 Stone Way. Melrose 5252, Phinney Ridge Special We have a Bes little bungalow, located only 100 feet from Phinney car; all the rooms are large and light; also a full attic. ‘The price is only $2,400; $800 cash, and the balance on very easy monthly terms, and NO MORTGAGE. Let Pe ang you what a real nice home thin is, Phinney Ridge Really 5817 Phinney Avo. t 5407, A Dandy Corner Lot ONE OF Ta BD takY VIEWS IN THE TY—$3,500 Bevenstoom Heuase with double plumbing easy terms; convenient to car, Key at 1901 45th Melrose 2857. Open evenings, Landon’s Have It Cars Nos, 18 or 22. Get off at Burke Interlaken Bungalow of four rooma and sleep- ing porch; half blook to car; cabl- net kitehen, a eeteet aloove, large living and dinng room with good tad ©; niee bath, bedroom and porch; ‘ood distriet; lot 50x 100; garage rear, Price, $2,760; amall payment down, balance as rent, No mortgage, a fi Chas. P. Davies Elitott 6078 30 Burke Bullding FOR SALI — %-ACRIE CHICKEN ranch; re for 600 chickens; 8- room house, 1616 Dawson at AG@oorgotown), \ 62 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE Bi lingford Hill E LOOK AT PRICE AND TERMS 1.250 1 5-ROOM Ni The owner of this home |# now the Far Bast, and has written west and cut pr it out quick It We want nay e of the beat this bargains we have caught for many in want to get away house is in good co having been redecorated inside, new roof, and so is in good shape; ce- ment basement and « good fur- nace that is but 2 years old us and see this tomorrow ie just north of 45th. Johnston-Hartle Melrose 0013. 45th and Meridian. eo cases Where ick Ho: ___OFEN EVENINGS UNIVERSITY HOME $2,500—An unusual opportunity to purchase an id baraain, 0 4 appointment C. Ewing Company aska Bidg Mal Service Bince 168 Call 1 MUST SELL BY MARCH TI w; full cement base- and dining tin features in kitchen; r from $3,250 to $30 per month $ including inte at Wm. A. Sullivan & Co. 210 American Bank Bldg, Ell. North Broadway 5-ROOM. $500 CASH Large lot; all improveme te in; good view. nfortable home; close ins om easy terme Rh. H. KOENIG 809 Arctic Bldg. Elliott 4334. venings, | Bunset 4972. 6 OPPORTUNITY New 3-apartment build’ ng, beauti- fully ternlenedi electric ranges, washer, ce overstuffed 1093. 00; K RAT Will go this take bunga’ Home with Income, Sun- $3) 06 TERS $-ROOM well bullt; with 1 acre good land; corner; good for grocery store; 56 bearing fruit trees; 1 block from school, 3 blocks from Des Moines highway and street car. @AVIL 601 AMBRICAN BANK BLDG. pater’ SLLIOTT 6476. S OWNER LEAVING CITY: MUST sell new 5-room bungalow; strictly modern; with all bullt-in features located in good neighborhood; to Roosevelt achool. Price $950 down. Phone Melrose TROOM WUNGALOW; MON- h range; oak furniture; wall bed: hardwood floors; hot water; Fine lawn; street im- ments in except paving. $1,700; $200 cash. Sunset GSLY $300 CARH 5-room Univer ya bungalow; strictly modern; ga ; hot water heat; tf 200; terms Tene Mid rent A big re a ‘tT RETEE ROOMS, ¥1.500; My200 cash, reasonable monthly payments; full cement basement: lots of fruit; well lo- cated for quick sale. Call Mel- semi-modern; large lot. Am leav. Ing city, and will sacrifice for $950; $600 down, bal like rent. Phone Rainier 05; 6122 Daw- fon st, near Lake Washingto {n gard : en PETERS, 726 MAKE ME OFFER ON MY NEW §-room bungalow. Terms. Cap- {tol 4727. 65 FOR SALE—WEST SEATTLE WEST SEATTLE BARGAINS CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW, 6 large rooms, all on one floor; fireplace; garage; unobetruced view o city. Sound and mountains; only $3,800; $560 cash, $40 a month. A DANDY LITTLE Hi Just com- od floors; K rooms connect- ed by French doors: gablnet kitch- en; breakfast nook; 2 bedrooms: basement; furnace; Rood view; lot 100, '$3,200; $800 cash, ' $30 onthly, BEAUTIFUL HOME, 5-room craftsman bungalow; ‘fireplace; oak floors; handy kitchen: base- ment; furnace; garage; good view; e to car line. ; $40 monthly. in the cit acres; aplendid soll; ready £ “$2,500; A saved atreet; ick 0 utes to Pioneer # $300 cash, $25 mont CAMPRE California Ave, and Adrairal Way. ~~ Only $100 Gash ier And $25 per month—Good 4-room house, with full plumbing; ba ment; garage; two 50-foot lo! fruit and berries; about two bl to car Iney some view. This ii splendid buy at $2,200, FURNISHED HOUSE Of 5 rooma and bath; one block of California ave.; in splendid loca- tion; Food view; nice homes all around. The owner going to Call- fornia, and says soll. For a few asya the price will be $2,950, This ace is worth the money, About 0 cash, and balance $25 per month. C. H. Machenheimer OX 65 California Ave. Wi ‘est 0686. A West Seattle Money-— Maker Four-room modern bungalow; all improvements In and paid for; $1,500; $100 cash, $25 per month. RAD IRORNEA REALTY CO, West 0 2636 California “CUT” FROM $2,500 — To $2,000; $400 cash. Or $1,900; $1,000 cash. b-room modern ‘bungalow: raded streets, cement walks, paid in full; | echt warage; full base- ment; $ ft hort blocks to car, This is a ba ‘gain, JUNCTION | REALTY CO, J. M. Price. Alusica St, "West 0347. 4219 W. 800 4-room bungatow, “nearly new; 2 bed- rooms; breakfast nook; finest black loam, $250 cash and $25 per month. WALTER A. SUTHERLAND, 4209 W. K JU UERER, 210 Howe Bid“ Annex, 67 FOR SALE—ACREAGE Rich Bottom Land 10 acres; nearly all bottom and stream; 2 acres cleared, balance surface cleared; good new 4-room bungalow; basement; electric Hight; young orehar close to town and paved highway Price $9,000; $1,000 cash, P, Van Ara- Male, Lois Third a 10 Acres Improved A real snap, Good loam soll; 4 acres cleared; nearly ail fenced; small h new barn; dandy well; lo- ated near Woodinville: ousy driv- . Must be Sor $250 cust’ Po tis Third ave, Van Aradaly, in| ‘| °$100 Gash Down 67 FOR SAL $100 CAS SH PRIZE FREE ACREAGE the best set of plans for ones man poultry farm. Full parties are stern Farmer and Religie ble F Journa y Will place you on 10 acres of CLEARED LAND JAt $100 an sere, about 10 years te pay the balance at 6 per cent | Level valley meadow: thickly set~ | tled community; poultry sssociae tion; berry growers’ associations paved hig grade and bi schoo! ce; daily mail; tractor and equipment for prepar= ing ground; cheap lumber. Put out cherries, strawberries, es. spuds, and get a few Got yourself « home. place to live. Call and see photographs Carter, MacDonald & Miller "3 LTORS Elliott 3 THE PLAC mainiand, with 1,000 feet ¥ 14 acren, beach frontage, including « Httle cove; running stream; sum southeast part open ii To help @ purchaser get s Will lease nearby farm with house, barn, big strawberry patch, bear= ing orchard, Delle grape vineyard, { the eropa. Price of 14 terma, $375 cash; balance easy. Your oppor= ‘0, Alas= tunity, Charles Somers C {6 big kinds; house and farm buildings; with or withe out chickens, cows. $1,000 cash will give best bargain. Close to, Seattle. Owner. Sunset 3550. |72 FOR EXCHANGE— : REAL ESTATE 7-ROOM HOME, NEAR BOHOOL and paved street. $2,000; will take lot or auto as first payment. A. G. Ellis 401 Haller Bide. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES A Real Opportunity 22 nicely furnished rooms; close ing very free income; low rent; terms au! Hatupin, 215 Yale Bldg. BUBIN PROPERTY OW build me modern garage of 2 car capacity in good location. I will give bonded security for long term lease.” 0-39, Star. 83 REAL ESTATE LOANS Ct DER Re. erve System 6% loans may be secured on city or farm pr to buy, build. Improve or vey te debtedness. Bankers’ Rese De- it posit Cc Oompany, 1648 California ave Jenver, Colo. 85_ STOCKS AND BONDS WE WILL BUY Star Motors Co. Durant of Del. Becrow, Sound Rubber Co. Johannesburg Mining. Western Auto Co. com, Wichita Royalty. VE WILL SELE American Rottle Cap ...' Centana Petroleum 4 408 Red Desert OM . Western Smeltin Coin Controlled Locker... 460 Foster & Kleiser pfd. ...98. 80 Do business with established brok= ers. We deal in all unlisted and _ local stocks and bonds. Informa= tion and quotetions gladly given. Jordan, Wentworth & Co, STOCKS AND BONDS 201 Hoge Annex, 709 Second Ave, Main 1513, MEMBERS CHICAGO BOARD OF — : TRADE STOCKS OFFERED 3000 200 § 500 200 500 200 500 Am. Workers O11 500 Mexia Eaters, Deal 5000 Krikwen MP. Axle WANTED—McGlliivray Co: Rotary Plow, Trojan Oil. C.J. TEEPLE 118 Cherry St. in 5899, Advise buying Alaska Pea & Coal WE WILL SELL American Bottle Cap ...Ch Robt. Edmonds .. Daniel Boone Deeds Western Smelting & P. 5 RR Houston vy. An 50 Univ. Eng. ‘& Mach. 1600 Victory Rubber ... 30 Vitek O1l & Reg. . 200 ichita Royalty Chi Pacific Securities Co. Elliott 3118 or Elliott 3926, 6th Floor Securities Bldg. Seattle, — SALARY LOANS SALARY LOANS MONEY IN FIVE MINUTES A place for employed men her = en to get money when th ft on their own pareonal’ without bretie or acral Boy rates can affo: STRICTLY CON EDS Your employer, friends or neigh! need never know. woar LIBERAL LOAN CO, IN cITr Don't care who you owe os what ‘ant the money for. No red at all. Just satisty us you make small a weekly Fy enon Yments and you get the mo LANE nino on me NETURE, : a indors notes, A are, bad ickne: been crys of wr nee fn ani 100 40 20 bat itan on easy payment Bing 4 CITY LOAN CO. a Pee ie BLDG, SECOND FLOOR, 'H AND PIKE ne $10 TO $100 IN A FEW MINUTES LOANED ON PALABRA OR NITURB, PIANOS OR AUTON BIL) AND PERSONAL NOT! FOR So, Very Reasonable U Re Terms Strictly Confidential — 502 PIONEPR BLDG. OPPOSITE TOTEM POLE i SALARY LOANS MEN AND WOMEN Can borrow ie mene peste! from byt 80C) LAL No. seo! rity. indorse: Strictly ‘cont lo arr a th ion or inquii friends oat bors TY $100 BAsY PATMENTS BOR Rares Employees Loan Society 665 DMPIRE BLDG, 914 Second Ave. corner Madison OPPORTUNITY. Star Want Adg