The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 5, 1923, Page 15

TAR FIRST BEELER BILL ARRESTS, Police Nab Two With Law Only 24 Hours Old Has anyone collie dog, abou the neck? Jus Meved to be wa atte, and both Beeler antinarcotic law, passed Frt and Green Gor @ house at 671 King st. carly Sun @ay morning and held C. 8, Lee, 35, and Y. Hoe, 32, both Koreans, The house on King st. has long| Deen a headquarters for dope whole. Salers and retailers, the police de. Thru After boring for the first time when the was made. | tempted to fire Early Sunday Patrolmen N. P.| gasoline and k Anderson and Ben H. Williams suo-| Moor and furnt raid / 3353 BL 4 Admitted to the place to purchas dope, it is alleged. nvered Search found approximately $1,000 Worth of opium, morphine, cocaine and yenshee. The Koreans had been supplying Prison terms under the Beeler law Charges were to be filed Monday by the prosecuting attorney, Reoords Of the operations of the dope rin; Written in an Oriental language, Were believed to have been seized im the raid. The writing will be Geeiphered this we this week. BOSS PAINTERS, QUALIFY STAND) At a recent meeting of the Mas ter Painters’ and Decorators’ asso Glation .of Seattle it was resolved that while the orgunization favors compensation for injured Workmen in industry, it takes issue With Director Clifford's statement QS published in the press that the Administrative cost of industrial in #urance has been decreased to the for the experience of its hap shown that in the two years the cost to them has for interior work, 1\ per cent on total payrolls without Geductions, and other classes of | painting work have remained the ing the recent circulating whi expose of the rested Sunday Starwich and for Tacoma oft his wife alimo: under investi; E CHO [ing so heartily that a bit of cl his windpipe, and died. } Eagles’ lodge, ‘The association states that it ranged for th favors increased compensation but ‘insists on lowered administrative ‘cost. The painters and decorators have also gone on record ay favor Ang the immediate collection of funds elgg d the state from contractors who evaded the payment of in- @urance premiums. *Human Fly” Falls From Eighth Story NEW YORK, March 5.—The “hu- man fly” fell cight stories to his time is said to ‘The feature t oul by the big 65-p! While a cry of horror went up from a throng in front of the Hotel Martinique, which watched his Progress up eight stories of the bufiding, Young’s slim .grasp on a window relaxed. He clutched des- Perately, but his hold was broken. Turning siowly over and over, the human fly's body plunged to the sidewalk. The crowd's cry drowned the roar of Broadway traffic. O SLEEPY SHE DISLOCATES JAW BURLINGTON, Kan., March 5—A physician was called for Mrs. Frank Tomlinson when she dislocated her Jaw by yawning. First Couple Off for Moosehaven Mr. and Mrs. Dan Leonard, first guests of the Moose to go from Seattle to Moosehaven, Fla., were accompanied to the Oregon-Wash- ington station Sunday by a proces- sion of Moose. The parade started at the Moose Temple, led by the drum corps, with the Women's Mooseheart Le. gion, women’s drill team, and many other branches following. Wife Slayer Given . Sentence of Life PAINESVILLE, Ohio, March 5.— ‘The trial of Henry Burns, charged with murdering his wife, came to @ sudden end today when Burns Pleaded guilty to second degree mur- der. He was immediately sentenced to life imprisonment. The body of Mrs. Hazel Burns, his wife, was discovered in a ghal- Mow grave in Mentor marsh, October 25, 1922, She had been beaten and buried alive, it was charged. Court Reinstates Suit Against City WASHINGTON, March 5, —The supreme court today agreed to rein- state the case of the Puget Sound Electric Power company vas, Seattle and the county of King. It involves a tax dispute, Previously the case was dismissed because court conts had not been paid and the necessary briefs been printed. Bellingham F ataily Has Narrow Escape $87,000 in Lo City Detective: $1,000 in gold Gatto was subs the bandits w! killed Howard student, who a! the firm. BOSTON, kissed sand as NEW P Working wit! dling the mill Melrose, Wes' changes were Seattle phone okeh. Curlosity wa: telephone offic usual Sunday “There are takes, cons{ide was the first t ple had ever u: phone,” satd J. dent and gener: came change to the Telephone u destroy the ol changes made. Year Convicted of coties Monday, tlary by Fed Noterer. mont and turned over. The Taylorn were returning to their home tn Rellingham after vis. sting friends at Sedro. Woolley The aceldent occurred four wilk be guest ¢ milea| ot the G: to north of Mount Vernon, i ie Wedneaday, ev plees of , A DANCE and dinner party, at tended by staged Saturday night ata. o, U, 600 persone, was Girls’ Glee club Brondway high [March 19, jini, by the Hs the Goldenrod cl "nae woclety and 4 ihesicad iia hasten ee JAIL CRITIC IS ARRESTED Many retail peddlers, among them} 8. K. Yoon, who was arrested twice Within two weeks recently, Collier] R. T. Roberts, declared. Both wil! now face long| Roberts Federal alias “Tho Mouse,” death today. ‘Barry F. Young dared death once} too often. ISS REWARD FOR HONESTY March 5.—When a South | Boston taxi driver returned her hus- band’s wallet, containing $4,000, Mra. Harry Weston, of most of the calls, 28, was sentenced and a day In MeNell {sland peniten- THE WASHINGTON State seen a blooded Scotch ut 2 years old, with a tan coat marked with white on the face and feet and a white ruff around t such a canine ts be- | ndering in or near Se the stranded dog and Markini the first arrests in the} his worrted owner, Mrs. Kramer . | stale under the new and drastic| Thomas, R. F. D. 7, Seahurst Park will be greatly relieved if Mra. Them. Ay ts notified by the finder by letter GaF and signed by Gov. Louls Fy) op by phoning Glendale 1674JJ-2. Mart Saturday, Capt. B. C. Collier |The collie was lost from an automo. Of the police special detalt, raided | bile traveling between Enumclaw ‘ee Saturday. LAwboe Plan Fails Timely Find holes around a win clare, and its secrets were tapped | dow in the home of Malcolm Jensen, at, an Incendiary at the house by pouring erosene inside on the ishings, The attempt, ed in finding an agent who was however, met with failure when Jen the oll-soaked carpet The officers then | Acting Fire Marshal Robert 1, Laing foreed an entry, and after a thoro/ ig investigating the affair Monday, proprietor of the Income company, | who Jumped into the limelight dur | political campaign by at purported to be an county Jail, was ar night by Sheriff Matt is held in the county ficials. ny. Sheriff Starwich sald Monday that Roberts is wanted for passing bogus checks in Tacoma | and that his activities In Seattle are} ation. KES. TO J., March 6.—Lavgh over a friend's joke nnamon bun lodged in| William Pratt choked | Eagles Postion: Wireless Program) The broadcasting program of the had been ar-/ which @ radio of the First Presbyterian church Monday even-| ing, is now declared canceled, accord: | ing to the secretary of the lodge. The have conflicted with the Rhodes & Co. achedule, was to Include musto ece band. SLEUTHS GET GOLD REWARD For the capture of George Gatto, notorious gun man and leader of a band of high waymen who held up and robbed a Standard Oil Co. payrol] cashier of s Angeles, last year, 3 James Doom and Dan McLennon were presented with Monday by the men ager of the Seattle branch of the Standard Oil Co, Gatto was captured in Seattle last summer by the two detectives, who risked their lives in approaching him, equently taken to Cal- ifornia and convicted. The Standard Oil Co. offered a new mark for the police to shoot at with the $1,000 reward for the capture of ho recently shot and| McCreary, university Iso was a collector for of Greenville, a reward. HONES N. J, PROVE OKEH shout @ hitch, and han- ion calls which were put in Sunday, with but few delays, | the new automatic telephones on the| t and Mainier ex- officially accepted by users and pronounced s the impelling motivo according to jals. ‘The number put thru was five times greater than the traffic. singularly few mis- ring that yesterday ime many Seattle peo- ised an automatic tele C. Nowell, vice-presi- ‘al manager of the Pa- clfie Telephone & Telegraph Co., who to Seattle to oversee the dial system, sers are catitioned to id directories and em: ploy the new ones, due to the many Drug Addict Given Prison Term the possession of nar- Charles H. O'Malley, to serve a year eral Judge Jeremiah O'Malley is said to be a drug ad- C. T. Taylor, his mother and hin | dict and the heavy sentence, was two brothers escaped death when|siven in an cffort to cure him of their car skidded on the wot pave.| tho habit, F. 0. CONNOR, past grand sachem ot the Improved Order of Red Men, of honor at a meoting ‘council of Washington ening, under the aus: lohawk tribe, Na, 00. pllege will give « recital at jcnool the evening of jail under a grand larceny warrant | Roberts circulated a report of con- | ™ duct in the Jai! during a period of 10 weeks he was confined there last jammer, because he refused to pay DEATH AT JOKE | protest against the nal CAMDEN, N. | hope I never will be. | Reed to be done VALUABLE DOG| NEW Is NOW. IS LOST IN CITY POSTMASTER WASHINGTON, March 5—"Oid Abe Martin,” also known as Harry 8, New,” came down from the capi tol and hung up his broad-brimmed, soft black hat under the tall tower of the postoffice department bullding today “Hello, boys!” was New's greeting As he took his new job as postmaster | general, He was sworn in this mom. ing to succeed Hubert Work, who be came secretary of the intertor, “My way has always been to, and I expect it always will be, to try to do today's job today, and let tomor. row pretty much take care of {ty own affairs,” New “Another thing! not much for You know I'm technicalities, and 1 On this job I will try to got things done aa they I'll meet the prob. lems an they come up, but I will not make a lot of predictions or glowing | fall & Ball, TE Hurke Wade, OF 4 | forecasts now about w ean do or hope I will d I think 1 Veteran Reporter Stricken in Capitol OLYMPIA, March 6.—Charles Eaton, veteran court stenographer of Seattle, who has been serving as senate minute clerk here this legis lative session, was stricken with paralysis at his apartment at a local hotel here last night, Mra Eaton and members of his immediate fam: ily are with him, | Cotterill Attacks Commerce Chamber} "sisi ? Attacking the Chamber of Com e's opposition to the port's pro 1 to purchase the old Skinner po: & sioner George F. Cotterill told m bers of the King county Democrati club Saturday why the port want. the site, Cotterill expreased confidence that the voters will approve the purchase of the site and its improvement. Cot teril! branded the the chamber trusteon their ai methods of in wiring to the port, as “a stab in th He declared that star cham) | | dy shipyard site, Port Commis. | tee, 4 aie ona AARKY Ho Pat 38 down. 0 By) 4 owed Pantages Hide. | Mason, Fenwick, Lawrence, estab: | Mehed 1861. Advice and’ booklet | free 432 Burke Ride. Physicians, Surgeons | Be Angus, Bulte 400 Panta Wide orders ‘The Seattle Star | 20 FOR RENT—HOUSES _ 45 MISCE Published Dally at 1907 Keventh Seattle, Washington. ‘Subscription Rates BY MAIL, IN ADVANCE ave | IN THE STATE One month : a . $0.50 Three months 160 Bix months 2.00 One year ; 7 ae BY CARRIER IN CIT Per month 10.60 jent charge, per line per {peertion (count six words to line) 0.17 Three consecutive inmucs BU Contract and Coupon Rates on Request MAIN 0600 ~ BUSINESS — SERVICES pra an AttorneyratLaw K&vice tree. Youeph Allen. All cases. 507 Leary Mid. Taw ll) All ca ws moderate Infin free Satisteral Tans STONEY YHANED ON Flcctric Machinery novant sor n— ne W.MONTELID® Price ¢ Tnvesti Revelare Tnt'l Beoret Rervice. CA Mey, Pres 415-421 Lyon Bide. Enlote 0448. mUMents PUGET BO * Co Nehed D MARSLW 2 GRAN jst and Virginia, Eatab- 187 Opticlan and Optometrist wer nt orneys Gorln, VW, & and forelen atents secured, dev Patents for wale Women's ailments and ods were used and that the trustees{_ FUNERAL NOTICE | never rescinded their telegram when {Ol ¥ Toth & protest was issued from the mem.| March HOLLING! here. | HUAT » A od, hus oe 1 pach Aulay and . . | tr " Motorist on Trial | and’ ead on Death Charges |st' sir shail “Yicine “Untioratiains Roy Goodwin, whose autom« Mp SS collided with a street car at'1 i macat Galevae ties 4 }@as, 12, went on trial before a jury ave. and Jackson st, August 20 las resulting in the death of El ie Kan in superior court Monday with manslaughter, Tho caso ts belng tried before Judge Mitchell Gilliam. Kangas, tt ie claimed, was driving 20 miles an hour at the time. Hoe ls being de fended by Attorneys John F. Dore and Walter 8. Fulton. charge: Ralph Hammer are conducting the state's case, Yegg Slain, ‘Tivo ‘GELES, March 6. An unidentified yege. was shot dead and a second yess and Policeman E. W. Cordes were wounded early today in a pistol duel at the Sant Monica office of the Crescent Cream. ery company, The yeges, four in number, had blown the safe, and were about to escape in thelr machine, with $2,000] when a aquad of officer Tived. A pistol duel ensued. One bandit was killed and another fell, but was dragged into the « Cordes was wou one of the ba ’ rey wound is not dangerous Two. Men Named to Farm Loan Board WASHINGTON, March Eimer S$. Landes, republican, of Ohio, and Martin L. Cory, democrat, of Nebras. ka, were today named by President Harding to be members of the federal farm loan board, These recess appointments wore made, it waa stated at the White House, in order to permit the board to function with the quorum required by the enlarged membership. two appointments were These | additional | places created on the federal farm loan board, be filled, Dance to Be Given for Ryther Home For the benefit of the manual training and athletic departments of the Ryther home, a dance which ts open to everyoné will be given at Economy hall, First ave. and Pike st,, ‘Thursday evening. The funda raised thru the dance, which was arranged One vacancy remains to \by Dr. Frank Loope, editor of The Star's Sunshine Smiles column, will be used to buy equipment for the two departments of the Ryther home, The hall ts belng donated by Harry L. Downs, Tickets are on sale at all Swift drug stores in town, Girl Kills Man for Blacking Her Eyes DENVER, March 5.—Because ho beat her up and blacked her eyes, Al Cornshi, 32, was shot and killed here last night by Miss Bessie Thomas, 21, The girl waa arrested immediately after the shooting, and, according to the police, confeased to killing Cor- nish because he abused her, Misa Thomas met Cornish in front of her hotel, and when he started calling her names, sho drew a. revol- vor and shot him twice, sho says, Man Drops Dead in Cell at City Jail While droasing for breakfast in his coll at the elty jail, V. Buchanan, 6 dropped dead early Monday, only 1 minutes after he had been called by Jaler J. 3. Wright, Buchanan had been arrested Inst week at Rallrond ave, and Washington at. and was to have been examined by a sanity com misuion early Monday, Coronor W, H, Corson took charge of the body, cts iis Ai Deputy | Prosecutors John D.. Carmody and} companion. | | LOST LAI GRAY HOL 4 | south t Reward. cH } Shan 4 O121-R-2, Bryn Mawr, LOST—SILVER MEST BAG AT Dealers.’ Auto| Club. “Reward hone Sunset 0771 Wounded in Duel | ; | TO Wilom Tr the CAUSE ralgia, ni dinbeton. ach all right all Booklet and cone 8 tie i Garfield is MAY—iie toda 709 § LIALL childre 34649 LETTER ler Apts PECIAL NOTIC CONCERN—ON of March, 1923, onsible for any rs. Ada Ram- maey LOST AND FOUND and after the 7 ¥ EMALE HEL y WANTED} ¢ QUERADE ‘Sie iter Bidgs i onalating of - | epee en nae nigh heats Uttie ash, no. apo se wae a ) FIELD 5001. mie ti Me a cx¥iWa| Los Apert 5001 aught. 806 Pine at =A-STA 6 MAIR URTD Wart em | J TMALE MELE WATARD|,,., SHINGLES, B MINES | _West_ venings. eget | EAVY BARK SLAB WOOD. — iz. | Wendy enert. $450; ) “inch length, never been in water, ady employment:| 34°59 load. Mixed slab wood, no blankets needed; modern board-| $4.5) load. | Mix aty planer hdr ing and rooming houses, with| iinet orlé bath, stenm heat, electric lights | Unat cores and reading — rooms. » teon| USED MACHIN LOW charged for employment, No labor| Prices; 10-y guarantee: trouble, All mines working every | foe repalre Sewing aaanine Mar- day, including Sunday. - For in-| Ket, 1635 Westlake. Matn. formation write or apply_to 6HWING TIACHINES—GOOD DROP- Edmiston, Mgr. Mines Employ-| Beada, ue up, Repairing, renting. nt Office, Wallace, Idaho, Ma‘! rat ave. ex, 2004 Sth, clean, furnishe bedrooms (for men near Weatianke am heated free baths, _Phone. Trans. 35c; weekly $1.75, WANTED—BLACK? ho understands 14th ave. 8. and Main st a 2961 firem n, brakemen, inners $ib0- H position? ) Raflway, sfield can't repatr your watch, throw It away, 302 Union, Big Green Clock. Opp. postoffice. 10 SITUATION—MALE FIRST CLASS PAINTING, PAP’ hanging, kalsominin BR prices, vinnia, iartlotd 0963 ev hy in 50 days. PAP HANGING, EX ALSOMINING. Brown, Beacon 298: 11 AGENTS WA NTED 17 MALE AND FEMALE HELP WANTED Cafeteria and restaurant Pateraon Co. ‘| get DRY WE PENT HOUSES AND FLATS Carter, MacDonald & Miller lumbla st 208 © Elliott 6870. MON tlage TH UNFURNISHED FLAT AND APARTMENTS PE nhvys THis in We u 2 it GOOD FLATS 4) CHEAP RENTS 104% RRIBSON, 6 room: } 3114 28th &, 3 roome 1uACK SON, 3 Touma | 110 ltth Ave rooms .. Carter, MacDonald & Mille 8 Columbia st Elilott 587¢, URNISHED APT AND FLATS 111 FIFTH AVE. N. b-room fiat, in fine condition, close in, $2 Carter, MacDonald & | Miller | 208 Columbia St. Eliott 6870. | ACINEMA AT Opp. School. Apartments and house- reasonable rates; light. gan free. YRONT APAIT- ment; steam heated. 4718 12th aye. A Beacon 171 a FLAT, ¥FURNIBHED, GX- Eliott 1674.9. NKS MOVED. toc” Main 3 on 25 FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS | HOURERERPING ROOMS, |29 WANTED—TO RENT NTI aD ORE HOURES AND FURNIBHWD AND| UNFURNISHED, TO Tes, JAHN & ¢ IND _AND PIKE. MUSICAL | INSTRUMENTS 2 Pu 732.5 a enamel | RETIRES FROM THE PIANO BUSINESS 87, 450 New Pianc Re Sold Buy a new pi for the price of & KOO cond-hand one, | on your own. terme. {nto the millinery business with @ pational undertaking. All piangs must go. DU BARRY PL 1404 First Ave. Rwy Hed on purchase Meyers -Toner, ith 4th ave, Cobb Bid filake buy Coir isis tik is! PET STOCK — it CLASS FES ell reasonable Bast 1897-9 We go | rie 44 POULTRY Wilite WYANDOTTE SETTING $1 a setting. 2 cockerels 1G ISLANT or cheap, + MISCELLANEOUS SALE 0. B WILLIAMS COMPANY 1943 Firat Ave. 3. SASH AND DOORS | Flour bin Bash, 20x21 i 4-light . jot bed sash, 3 tt. by fot bed sash, 4 ft. by € ft; French doors . 16 Bash for Inclosing sleeping porches reakfast nook tables and seats roning board and cabinet com plete. with sleeve board oo. 16. Window glass by the light or by the || Prete Ginss Windshields put tn your "8 a. WILLIAME COMPANY ished 1899. poeione MINED $8. 10 COAL $8. 40), DELIVERED IN 2 “TON LOTS 0 WITH fe HEST malt, hops; everything in home bottle supply. Free delivery. Phone us your wants, Sunset 1 Cor- ner 20th and Ballard. ord, $5.26 half cord; mill wood, $4 lond, $7 double load, Garfield 2036. gouble tbe 1 12-Inch Mill Wood double load, delivered, $7.00. Lots of nice blocks. _ Beacon 3250 any time, _ GOOD MILL WOOD, DOURLE LOAD, NO; extra dry forest wood, planer ends; all kinds coal reasonable; cedar fence posts, 15c apie Sun- Big moderate | m= nis year; Capitol v only used for one. aren. WATCH AND JHWHLRY TEPATR: ing, Guaranteed mainsprings, $t | & Schwarz, 4002 Arcade, hange, 210 James Bt, a Bxchanges corti Main 7388. GOOD MILT. WOOD, #74 HIG LOAD; laner ends, ‘dry forest wood, 5.50, Call any time, Capitol 421% GOOD MILL WOOD $100 ATG lond; planor ends, $6.00; dry for= ost wood, $5.60. Call any” time, 18 Melrono 2424 ih 2 | RAZORS, RLADIOS, SCISSORS, cafeteria efit chet Knives’ sharpened ‘right by the and share in the profitn of tho| pvr A TRS at 1018 Third business in addition to regular ante | « 44 ary, standard sealo or better, Union | CODA WOOD, $ Pint CORD, Dy Co-operative Industries, 1008 Se- livered, | Lump nut coal, $8.60 per curitien Hide Houra' 9 to 6 ton, in S-ton lots, Sunset 6772. Hivenines 7 to 8:20. MIE, Woop, at) A LORD. grat - _ double load, delivered, Kenwoo 20 FOR RENT—HOUSES 4605, he xe 4OOM UNPURNISTD —110t CALT, US UP FOR PRICHS. 6 cloae Inj $15 per month, Call Ken-| Renton coal. All kinds of wood. wood 4368. niveralty lee Co, Melr OTM SLT. Wwoob—nns't i, $4.00 1 furnace OPPORTUNITY |! Star Want Ads Re ee 7 bi acid daaisiiciphtlonahtins de pitts = “Special bargaine in our ox: change department, MoyersTonor, 1921 4th ave, Cobb Bldg. FOR LLANEOUS FOR SAL BuTh Roy 8t WOOD—nEeT load delivered Biiiott 2187. CABINET SIZE nd records, § | SoRFABT Ye | DEMARS Pp } a21 SILL _ coal, $8 FOR BALE nograph We PHO. FOREST ri 0035 DELIVERED. FORERT WOOD, 11.2 paet O81. BUY AND SELL” CLOTHING The Owl. 1917% Firet. rhe hee CODER hick #ixe, $7. 22 ilake N. | KAVANAGH WATE a * 1006 ist |54 GARAGES POWTABLIG” GARAGES. CAPITOL | | a922. |56 AUTOS FOR SALE | \Look! Look! — Look! USED CAR WEEK | MARCH 6 TO 10 The Last Week of Our Fire Sale | During the entire week we will have BED cars on display on our jen floor, our Used Car De- partment and the entire third] floor PRICES SMASHED | n we first announced our Fire # big cut was made on every car, We sold great num- but must sell the balance. We have cut them again, and they are sure REAL BARGAINS ALL STANDARD MAKES FORDS DODGES, BUICKS, GARDNERS. MAXWELL, CHEVRC MITCHELLS, REO, | COE, DAVIS, OAKLANDS, JORDANS, OLDS, OVERLANDS, LEXINGTON |TERMS TRADES |Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Company East 1069. EVENINGS | THE “SANDS PLAN™ Pe sch ty | TELLS ers Blend and that’s 1 enough. The name- but the name dine, whether pianos, safety razors. or flour, guinhes Itwelf from th rans” because service and It beara the name relation in Used Cars as Steinway does in pianos. Behind the “Sands Plan” is the organization of old standing, who knows that good used cars, thoroly con- ditioned, honestly repre- sented and rightly priced, well with the least possible resistance. The “Sande Plan” stands for the high- est intrinsic and commer- cial yalue, Our cars are not measured by what you give for them, but the serv- fog that they give you. 7) nds Plan” provid atement of the past h y of the car, plus the ‘Iding costs. The cor- * of these state- is guaranteed by P. 2. Sands. STUDEBAKERS—— 1991 Big Six touring. Light Six touring. Special Six touring. | { | ——OTHER MAKES— Bulcks, Paiges, Overland 4 touring, Chevrolet touring, Ford tourings, Ford road- ster, Ford sedans. SANDS MOTORS COMPANY East 0991, ie uth ‘At Pine. Not One Vital Moving Part of a BUICK CHASSIS is exposed to the elements of weather or to dirt. That Is One Reason Why a REBUILT BUICK can be placed in better condi- tion than the average car and sold at a lower pric: The spark plug, tenition coll, starter gears, electrical appar- atus and the Buick yalve-in-the head motor are entirely inclosed, free from the elements and dirt. The single unit power plant In- the mutiple clutch iminates a universal joint ween motor and transmis- sion, Tho drive shaft is entirely in- closed, Those are some of the reasons why It Is a HASSIS. UNIT. WITH A LONGER LIFR 1917-18-19-20-21~ Models Ready af tion at PRICES FROM $350 TO $1,175 ELDRIDGE BUICK CO. Used Car Dept. 80244-6-8 1. Pike St. Used Car Bargains 1414 12th Ave. Bet. Union and Pike. NOGRAPH WANTED — WILL cept phonograph or furniture as rat paymont on late model Ford or Chevro nen terms on bale . 614-018 1. Pike at. WH LOAN ON AUTOS, TRUCKS, 602 Pioneer Bldg, opp. Totem Pole, Pu 4 iit |58 WANTED—AUTOS » Why Star Want Ads Are Growing Bigger and Better BECAUSE— Star Want Ads Produce Results voR 1 ave BALE—12 8. W. A Star Want Ad Speaks for Itself Just Call Main 0600, Bartell’s Drug land Red pullets, $18. Phone West 0658. Store Ni PAG 35. | LAYING RHODE 2663 89th or leave your copy at ‘o. 2, 610 Second Ave. WILL PAY BF cars. Henry Mc Kast 2651 y On D ach, $15 B. Pike BUSINESS 18 GOOD! | 4 enles for the first three »f this month total up: 1 TRAILER We still have some bargains equally as attractive as the above were. White, Mack, GMC, Acme, Kelly, Federal, Velie, Republic, Standard, Stewart, Traffic and other makes to choose from. Garford, from %-ton to 5-ton, y with cabs and windshields and some with bodies. Feel under no obligation in visiting our ralestooms. LIBERAL TERMS __ No Brokerage or Financing Fees GARFORD MOTOR TRUCK CO. Factory Branch: 62 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE T BUY—CORNER ACRB. ke property, with 143 feet front- on paved Victory way. An op- portunity for business location tn a new Puget Mill Company ~ tion that fs bound to develo: feat. “Lecated at Cedar Park, Sust & minutes’ ride from city Irmita, north of university, Terms $56 cash, $10 per month. 220 WALKER BUILDING Phone Elliott 0182. $801 a Hs 300 me $300 1 4 $25 per month will buy this 6-room modern cottage at Rainier Beach. Fine view: solene A cece H. C. PETERS, HOUSE; lot sixita: Sound and city view; $2,300; $100 cash, $20 per month. B ‘| Young, 6029 California ave. Weat 8. White Center For homes in this district see Jim Wilson, or call Glendale 1176. if 64 FOR SALE—VACANT | LoTs SEVERAL VACANT LOTS IN RK- yenna and North End, $200 and up Terms, L. R. Roper, Kenwood 22 65 FOR SALE—WEST SEATTLE $100 DOWN AND 41.00 PER WHER buys a lot 60x130 in the best view ad ition in West Seattle. Fauntle- y car to Junction. WALTER A. SUTHERLAND 4209 W. Alaska St. West 0012, ‘Bid. Annex. J.B. KIBFER, 210 Ho 67 FOR SALE—ACREAGE KIRKLAND IMPROVED LAND _ GOOD HOUSE; FRUIT Well built, nicely arranged bungalow style house, with part basamelits good water; berries set out; consid~ erable lumber on place to erect chicken house; frontage of 600 feet on county road; large part of Ince under cultivation. — Price 2,000, responsible party, or Tange easy cash or monthly pay- desired. Conventent nee from ferry land- Bast Madison car and Kirkland ferry to Burke & Far- rans officn in Kirkland. Inquire __for Mr. Harl “LAND BARGAIN, $25 PHI PHR ACR 20 acres fine silt joam soll; no rock or gravel; fine water; lots of cedar for fencing, ete.: good roads, with best market facilities; close to Ar- lington, in the most prosperous farming district in Snohomish county, Only $26 per acre, on very easy terms. jose ag re IN, 927 will H. B, find this NEL- You presented, VERY GOOD OFFER—2 LEVEL acres, covered with tall virgin timber, like city park; near nice cated on paved Pa. , 26 minutes’ ride cond ave, and Pike cash, $18 per month, 220 WALKER BUILDING Phone Blliott 0182 cific, highwa north from § at. Terms $5 5 AC S;_ ORCHARD and berries; new chicken house; , 200 laying hens; deep well; abun- * dant water supply; modern house; basement; heat; ‘ater; lights; hone, Terms, D, Way, R. No. 1. Box 65 Beatils. Quarter-mile south of crossroads on Richmond Reach road. WILL BELL OR TRAD 20- acre ranch near Poulsbo for house and in Seattle, value about See Alex Anderson after 1206 Bighth a 8. 68 FOR SALE—FARM LANDS RBARGAIN—7% ACRES, IMPROVED place, in well settled district, with wonderful view of Puget sound and Olympic mountains; good soil; fine for berries, fruit and chick ons; corner property, located right on North ‘Trunk highway; only 26 minutos’ ride from Second ave, and. Pike st, Price $4,507; terms very ensy. 220 WALKER RUILDING Phone Billott 0182, RIG LAND SAL Tn Skagit county, Lumber company's last holdings, Hig reduction over former price, 40 acres, close in, fino land, $1400, Lumber milla are running, and lots ef work for mean H, ©, PETERS, 726 3rd ay. Seaboard Bldg., Seattle | L ;| Barrett, Agnes, Seatt 80 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES T WANT A GOOD RADIATOR AND fender man with $1,000 for @& partner, Glve quick reply. Abere een Radiator & Fender Work® 211 8. M st, Aberdeen. 87 SALARY LOANS BALARY LOANS MONEY IN FIVE MINUTES A place for employed men and wome en to get money when they want it on gals own perso without security or indorser, rates can afford to STRICTLY CON: Your smplorer. | frlonda or neighbors need never MOST LIBERAL LOAN CO. IN CITE Don’t care who you owe or what yew 0 ant the money for. 1 Jus ments and 8 alxo on indorsed otee. Te had sickness, been coke wrork oe oF joney for any cause, iS tndiyet ton easy payment plans CITY LOAN CO, 221 SEABOARD BLDG. SECOND FLOOR, 1TH AND PIKE _ $10 TO $100 IN A FEW MINUTES LOANED ON SALARIBS, OR NITURE, OR AUTOMOBILES, 80 TO 90 DAYS. Also Real Estate Loans Terms Very Reasonable Strictly Confidential 802 PIONEER BLDG. OPPOSITE TOTEM POLE ae SALARY ce a MEN AND W Can borrow the Bast: Beaty “NOTE Ne om tone security, indorser, and ‘atrictly se No investigation | or friends or neighbors, $100 Toanedt for any tr RATES Basy ? PATMENTS LO Emplo, s Loan n Society EMPIRE ne Becond Ave. corner BUG aioe — See Vital Statistics) BIRTHS Births in thelr households are ree E orted by the following me! Taimaage, Harold, Atte Aliel area gin. Isfacl, Jake, 211 20th ave, Hall, Charles L, 6038 Sizuf ave, nm Landses, BH. A. 6038 18th ave, Sq Gunthteon, Carl, 4028 Beach a 2 svenset, Olut A, 3241 W. 68th Rithards, Edward 5, 5853 Admt pelieieh G Guy Nanda, 7238 39th ave Kane mite, Heltaro, 701 Washingtom Kéha,Steuto, 711 Lane st, sil. Moro, Isamu, 4051 865th ave Koba, Kaushi, 309 Maynard ay | Lane, Cormelits. A;°165/ Ciao Cruickshank, George, Casaructa shaw. iussell, $220 Shflshole aveg wells oe Hugh Newell, 3808 Judking — “ nameto, Kulzo, 1014-E. Alder ste Kfiwashima, Tetxo, 666 Jackson sty wage , James, 328 Warren aveg girl, MARRIAGE ra Name and Residence. McKiddy, Paul, Auburn . Turner, Mildred B., Auburn Duffield, William Arthur, Seattle. 38 wis, Hulda T. ttle 2 Holden, J. H,, Seatt attle Guth, Chester K., Seattle . Brown, Esther Louise, Se Dash, Clomens Thadden, Seattle Kelly, Isabelle Winifred, Seatt Peterson, Charles, Seattle « Peterson, Sadie M., S Moody, Roy B., Hall, Oln. Gy Clarke, Thomas, Seattle . La Crox, Margaret, Seattle Munro, PB. J., Seattle Kaufman, Kenneth K, Seattle s+ Mills, Halth Woolsey, Seattle veces cd Glant, Samuel, Seattle ....csenee 89) Sulman, Gertrude Margaret, Se= attle Hall, Herbert Sona Gwendolyne ‘Doris, Van- couver, Cc. May, Forrest B., § Thompson, Agnes Noro, Taco! Hellikas, James, Seattle Miller, Lottie, Seattle . DEATHS Jonos, William, 69 years, Btoad; Joseph, 6% years, Larkin, Joseph, 66 year Tomer, Mrs, Anna, 65. years. Taylor, John Willlam, & years, Told, Robort Harrison, 78 years, Burrow, Margarot Ann, Nelson, Peter, GL yours. Sherra, John Ry 68 peers. Maxnuhien, RB Treado, Lewis, Renton, Will 2 years,