The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 9, 1923, Page 17

ra y 9 NN cece HURT IN FALL and Charles A wreck the company, A mee preferred and common stockh {tices of the ex the date set for ESDAY, MAY 9, 1923 NITROGEN CO, CHARGES FRAUD Dismissal BY LESTER M. HUNT var Muffs in East and Harwige i in Was eae DAVID HOUSTON « THE WILSON FAVORS SE Women Ar When Cars Crash STAR e Hurt The Seattle Star Published Daily at Heatt venth Ave hington Subscription Rates Motion in W an y t ‘ is|Missourian Present Choice |macnine piotea by v. 0. ¥ rit fo foontha Seenisisaee te Petition ids 1 contem-|what warmer, but the for Presidential Race 5 s Sat ay’ Cx na BKE tN a : - Fr , t wit wit t haua BY LAWKENCE MARTIN Owe oe wn lecdas ix wored te, {ft a t a f ‘ “ th ne y WASHINGTON Ma 7 » | to the me fi Ls ine 0.17 \ St. Pa nd ties in the y ma 8, Hous tM al te Woebiuow | _ Three Consecutive insues 1 r I . ay ! a, & t bome | w i f ; t of ma ia TTC T cq ¥ v i k ‘ for tt | BUSINESS | « 2 le a Wee A he offi ’ fter cht 1 kindled it ‘ y t 1924 | SERVICES | Nitros ; : “ 2 ! tt bes f ft € r ably cord ¢ Attorneys at Law the use of hi for High Speed ratlc platform can 5 fu fee Re sotto) at . ere multitude of dom treanes r M post Write for price lint. Cit rity stock */Reed College Couple Taken i's" Crescent Beach Hollywood Camber iand Home Acres Custer Dash Point Deming Densmore Des Mowers Rast Stanwood Echo Lake Falls City Ferndale Peenhitl-Sramenit Pile L a Flett District bes On ete Martiord Forest Grove, Ore. \_ Conway & Milltown Hiswaths Murer Gaston, Ore. Highlands Monitor aa High Point "Monroe m a motoreyele ules per hour » Denny way, a has always regurded|go in the campaig him as one of the biggest men in Sedro-Woolley Viewlands Silvana Watervitle Silver Lake oorty Brohomah Wayne Sroqualrne Wenatchee Southern Heights Withurton Witkeson Willow Farm Winesap Winlock jacoom Lake Yarrow Wholesale only. Neth Park Northrup Olympia Prnehurst Pleasant Hitt Pocahontas Portage Port Townsend Victory Heights Preston , Puyallup: Preyallup Junction Redmond i Ee Reals rey’ X&2 37 Sag st o> -2, Seattle Menghts Saket Interests of 247 Cities, Towns and Communities of Washington and Northern Oregon are Advanced by the Widespread Activities of Paget Sound Power and Light Company EW realize the extent to which the services of the PUGET SOUND POWER & LIGHT COMPANY cover the empire which extends from the Canadian line to Northern Oregon; from the Pacific Ocean well into Central Washington. This organization, in a sense, helps to make one vast family of 247 cities, towns and communities, listed above, whose people it serves, whose welfare it strives to promote. _Lit- erally tens of thousands of customers are on its books as direct patrons; two-thirds of a million people enjoy the facilities it pro- Primarily the company sells elec- tric power, light and transportation. These activities with allied services of a public and semi-public nature bring the organization into close touch with the great body of live and energetic people who are building up the Pacific Northwest. But best of all this company is the present-day practical answer to public ownership. For it is owned, not by a small group of fin- anciers, but by upwards of 25,000 men and women security-holders—among whom are two-thirds of the 2,200 employes of the company. These security-holders make possible the large operations of the com- pany, essential in the development of all this rich and growing territory, and share in the just and fair earnings as a reward. For every $100 which the Company takes in for its services, $8.00 goes back to the public in taxes. Last year’s taxes ex- ceeded $900,000. This company’s policy is aggres- sive and forward-looking. It wants to serve you and your neighbors well and faithfully. It asks a fair return for good, honest service. It stands by the old but never out-worn slogan of the “square deal.” It has high ideals of public service — and it does its best to live up to those ideals. Wouldn't you, too, like to become a partner in the electrical development of this Empire in which we all live? Any of the offices or employes of the company ‘can give you full information how you may “Share in the Earnings”; Puget Sound Power & Light Securities Company, Electric Building, Seattle. or write f the| He withholding at present i ement of how EVER FLUFF J BE 1 stern Av M titione Christ Science ¥ n for the leag who are conapir A fficera Wednesday. Offutt ay. |the country He was and al ¢ LLE I TIA to Hospital officers Wednesday. | Otfy BN | optigons Ajootéles as Senter etoen ob pealing and teaching 60 m. Tuesday in the] PORTLAND, May 9.—s 5 1 fp vesnirasry PD sir Houston now in business tn 6 mass meet in : ; mpany in the Securt-| Rothwell, 20, whose bome is . Senee 's New York, Ho bas been mentioned | Madison Square Garden s building expressed confidence in| Butte, Mont, and Mis Fr too close to the edge of the bluffjonly casually among the democratic |in Jun t management and went /Kirehefaky, 18, of Portland, both |W bled beneath them possibilities and careful inquiry fail} Whil alth 3 ing opposed to } i} students at Reed college here, ar Other m of the party didjed t any sig of & boom|that he probably could ii in St. Vincent's hospital today suf. |i Rothwell and Miss Kirch-|or a campaign for him. From all|trip to New York, there 1» grave|—l77 —— asks that the pettifering wvere cuts and bruises ro.jefaky fall, but heard their cries for|indications he is attending tly | ae his ability to ¢ the Dog and Cat Hospital ver be dismissed and/ceived when they fell down a 15. |help and descending the Muff, found|to business and letting p¢ te of & speech, At any r DOG AND CAT SPECIALI a hearing on it -va:!foot embankment between Upner|the air ‘ th ka |alone ; yt: ans atid f ’ : Ma and Lower Multnomah Falls. below 6 was carried to the high. He would be trem al r : ema Bouse a The students, with a party of col. | wa 1 brought the hospital |in the West and Mid f re achine 8 T. H. Wag: |lege associates, were returning from |by @ P ins say Mins here believe. Ho is king t Bot ess Se ee trip up Larch mountain | K ck be broken, | both to business men ard the far platfor a z tle. . night. Blinded - ere of the country, He ts of etre arty to pu 1: reaching| Ancient Egyptians'made coffins of| porsonality, tho not one of th pa Monuments EDMAN” GHAVE MARKEY Ce 1628 Fourth ave. Main 6924 ARHLE & GY 4 Virginia, Est ite ¢ 1 |_Mshed ‘1874 Optician and Optometrist JW. Edman | Physicains, Surgeons | Dr Angun. Suite 400, P tages Hide. Women's aliments 4 sorders. Patent Attorneys Frederick P. Gorin, U. & a Patents, secured, develo Hem gauge, sadiron h appliance, ‘dow 8O5-6-7 ¢ biished & years examiner 1 fice. 402-6 Lyon Bid tt 5075 HARRY HOWEN—Patent fees, $76 5 down, $20 $20 when al- Iowee. Pantee ig. 24 & Uniy wrence, estab- and booklet Maxon, Fenwick Mahed 1863 In thia eit MARION H Bacon, .and niece hols of this city, and Mra. Frank Goggin of Port T send. A member of Ridgley bekaha an atte Hive No. 8 } oT. M |. Funeral se | from the Buttorw EB, Pine at Melrc jat 11am. All bers.of above soctetios invited. Cre- mation. NAL lees will take plac th Mortuary, 36 aye, Thursda rlends and mem- 3 PERSO} ; | WANTE D—Bvery one to get one of my booklets, Read and have faith. Follow my advice, You will be} surprised at the most wonderful | kood results from what I have to offer, My Silica Medica Capsules alone are worth more for tion than all other medic I know of in the whole wo bined, I know from pe: perience. Stomach all ri Reya all right, all right all right. I remove the uu get well. Tuberou- . dropay, diabetes and heart aleo. And it will not cost one- fifth of $50 a shot. It counteracts the sugar in the blood. Consulta- tion and booklet free, $1.25, parcel Bie you wish. Ifyou have no faith, don't order, You will get nowhere, N. H. Winans, 401 Amer- jean Bank Bld atte, Wash WOULD LIKE TO ADOPT A BABY girl from 1 to 2 years. ood ho 7 DR Main Compile’ ment; bake oven, etc, $1.00, INI v Thia is to certify that J. N. Shaw has made an application to erect & garage at 4111 15th ave. N. B, lot 10, block 12, Brooklyn Addition. cupancy must file auch protest at the office of the Building Depart- | ment, Room 505 County-City Bldg., prior to May 21, 19% Section 906, Ordinante No. 3157: 6 LOST AND FOUND JR NBCK PIECH, SUNDAY between Stellacoom and Tacoma. Finder please notify Mrs. J. 0. Tiffany, 102 J, st. 8, BE. Auburn, Washington. LOST—SUNDAY, BLACK POCKE book; contained currency, eh book’ and. valuable papers. Re- ward. Sanford Warden, 3029 49th ave. 8 W, Phono Weat’ 0149. WANTED—WOMAN FOR” HOUSE: keeper, for widower with one child. "No objection to one child Small w ; in country, P-31, ‘The Sta ABMSTITCHIN embroidery pleating. $o4 People's Bank its Eastern Oregon Has Mountain Time Now ONTARIO, Ore., May 9.—An order commission, names.2 p m, Sunday, May 13, as the hour on which the clocks*from Pocatello to Huntington will turn ahead one hour and all mountain time zone, Since; March, 1928, when congress passed the law making the time zones effective, Ontaria and Malheur county have run on Pacific time, but in March congress ‘passed a law changing the boundaries” of the mountain time sone: to include all Idaho south of the. Salmon’ river and to Huntington on the Short Line railroad, Hold Funeral of Bothell Pioneer Funeral services for Mra, Rosana Bosley, well known Bothell pioneei who died at the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs, A. D. Stranahan, in Seattle Saturday, were held from the Bon. ney-Watson parlors Monday and the body laid to rest in Bothell come- tery, Mra, Bosley, who was 84 years old last Christmas, and who had lived In Bothell for the last 86 years, is suc. vived by u on, George Bosley, of Bothell, and two daughters, Mrs, I. R, Lempke, of Michigan, and Mrs, ALD, Stranahayp of Seattle, 5 | Mion BCHOOL etired physician told | post $1.35 each, 1 month $4.05, C. 0. | Would be | trial treat-| > Anyone desiring to protest such oc- } peat EE ad Bn 7 FEMALE HELP WANTED issued by the interstate commerce | jx this section will againi be in. the| > SS NT NS FEMALE HELP WANTED 8 SITUATION-—FEMALE 9 MALE HELP WANTED +50 uP reasonable Gxenh MANUFACTURER well ¢ lete line wea 1 s. Free 503 y -|T7 MAL e AND FEMALE HELP WANTED WE ARE WANUFACTURING J ere made, repaired at Royal Jewelry ples Bank Bide. { "AGE 1 POULTRY etting COCKS MISCELL ANEOL S FOR SALE 12- -Inch Mill | Wood cLIVERED—$T blocks. any time EXTRA STAR A STAR } Shingle 8 extra heavy Harthrom A 2121 See goeds ui © ~ 621 UNIONG| | 5 clothing. Having a fe suits and dreance selling this wall at cont NO. 2 EBX yi R, c | Ti | ‘an by double B HI per m. delive t 4588 ES West 9) venings. oT OR Mit $5.25. %-cord, $9.50 cord: Tach sist $6 cords wilted taut E $4 load, $7 cord. Kenwood 4605.1 ~ Block Mill Wood immediately, $4.50 oad, $8. Ell. 6394. he Desk F Buys, Sells and Office Furniture. _— 300D MILL WOOL ce Le r. ends and good fense posts and coal. ads, $10 Up. Main 1926. 1524 First ave. T FOREST WOOD, $6.35 tes 60 a cord; mill wood, $4 & double load. “pitiott 128 Repairing, “FOR RENT MODERN close in Capitol 4727 20 FOR RENT Oe DUPLEX ; full plumbing; ing porch; base- Adults preferred, One block from paved Rainier Y ars to 57th | . walk one short jock north, 2 Waters ave SMADRONA TRAD FER Wi tet satisfaction guarextesd.’ Rast | ; close A schoo! | 12 17th ave. SOMPLETE Hamilton. Inst. West 0410. uL OR SLAB $7 cord ner Elle 2187. ood $4.1 load: ‘cord. SSOR d RIGHT at if COAL AND WOO hite enamel, $60. Take Mt. cer. sBILL ON A Bi a plano, $50 reduction for guick’s 1414 i2th ave. East 068: 1D M! Wi $5; ail any time. Melrose 2 MUSIC LOVER Keep us in mind. House of Du 106-108 Union st | nurch. 21 UNFURNISHED FLATS |__AND APARTMENTS WATCH _AND JEWELER im Guaranteed mati ce ak saa GOOD FLATS 3117 E. MADISON ST. | Four rooms each. Close to lake and boulevard: school and plagerouad near, Good car service. $22.50. | Carter, MacDonald & | Miller } 208 Columbia st. Ell. 6870. IW; STRICTLY MODERN; THREE oma; finest in city; $30.’ Capitol | ert rater chia a 8 STRICTLY MODE! location, $23. 1807 inset 08 FOR RENT— FURNISHED ROOMS i FURNISHED ROOM, WALK- ing distance, refined gentleman, reasonable. ‘Elliott 1192-W. 113 ard_N. ISHED ROOMS FOR COUPLE ; HD pee ne home. Board 2 FURNISHED APTS. AND FLATS i, NO CASH PAY- you the owner of this and % acre in West 3rd Ave. N M APARTMENTS, furnished or unfurnished; modern; well lighted; heat; phone. Prices very reasonable. Manhattan Apts., phone Elliott 2853. 3 S) 25 FURNISHED — HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS phone and $06 Thomas y papered, LS light, very reasonabl . Above Westlake, | BEDROOM | block to. school, 714 Denny way. \27 att) AND BOARD | PRONT FOR TWO, SINGLE room. Go a board. 1208 Madison. STORE TO RENT IRY FN TORE FOR rent, reasonable, Inquire 1904 First ave, 37 MUSICAL eee ENTS Appited on purchaa °1 “aR Lath aves, Col Rinke buys, sells, 1618 6th, M. 89 FURNITURE FOR SALE FOR SALE—NNGLISH WALNUT dining ‘room suite; very reason- able, 214 Summit ave, N. or Main 42 LIVE STOCK WANTED 100 P. cheap, 2114 Weste rm POULTRY HAT Ip i Sir: nclosed find $40. ak. fitat Payment on 200 White Leghorn chicks. “T got 900 from you last year, and they are tho best in the country, Yours truly, FLW. On ver, Roufo No. 1, Paul, Wako, Raby chick# $10 por 100; laying hena with records from 200 to 200 oges, $1.50 each, Yosterlaid Egg Ranch, Kent, Wash, FOR “SALH--MAMMOTH turkey exes, 500 each, Goldbank gtrain, 10 ‘Imported direot trom famous Bird Broa. at Ponngyl- vania, Write, Helen Stelner, Au> burn, W ‘ash. Moyer-Toner, Bldg. EN, 2744, BROWN FoR Saab Pacitic That furnace, complete, No. 1036. Cap. 143 PORTABLE : FORE a ate oF tol 3 PIANO! 5 apecTal bargain ae in hange department. 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