The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 21, 1923, Page 15

RB Se nib Pe = iY LIN 4 MONDAY, MAY 21, 192: CITY OWNED BY TOURISTS NOW Visitors Get Formal Wel- come at Chamber BY WILLIAM B. FRANCE Seattle people treat us half as we have since we bay be able R ¢ m mow on as they been here, you won't to ve Scott, who the away,” eaid represented the opening of the ule 102 Third tou at formal the teuriet bureau of Chamber of Commerce at ave. Monday mon Scott is from Dallas, Texas, and de explained that his party wanted 10 fo somewhere where they see everything, and they selected Seattle. He said they had not been could Mima ppointe The formal opening of the touriat bureau began at 10 o'clock with | Paniel B. ‘Trefethen, chairman of the tourist committee im charge. About 50 persone were present, in: | cluding a group of tourists from the Seattle tourist camp. Frank | Gates, owner of the tourlat park, | introduced Mayer Brown, who greeted the tourists on behalf of| thé city, and presented a key to B.C. tt am a representative of| the iat, who made a speech of acceptance MAYOR MAKES NEAT LITTLE TALK Mayor Brown sald that the people of Beatle wanted to weat the tour. | ists 0 that tbey ‘would be happy while they were here, sorry to leave, and homesiok to return. He said that Seattle wanted people to come here to live and take ad vantage of our natural resources. RM. Dyer, chairman of the park board and president of the Automo bile >» of Washington, told ot| the close co-operation of the Auto mobile club. the park board and the| Chamber of Commerce, in providing for the tourist in their respective spheres of activity Postmaster C. M. Perkins told of the special effort being made to han- die tourist maft, and of the depart. ment’s policy of courtesy to stran gers. Inspector O'Brien of the traf. ic squad promised courteous assiat ance for thé traffic policeman. BU ESS MEN TO SERVE AS GREETERS Judson T. > Jennings. le ut Drarian. nnd president of the Ameri can Libeary assdelalion, told of the Plans of ihe hospitality committee of | briet | w. which we fs chairman, He said that they were organizing 500 men and women from different business ac tivities to welcome prominent visft- ore, cach visitor to be met by mem: bers of his own business or profes. sion. De M-Gee told about "Know Seat- tle Week": Mra: Wiking told of the hoapi'a work of the tourist camp, she has charge, and Jobn selcomed the, touriats on + cle city eounet! « the tourists present, in ad- ARC. Beott, were J. A Mavoo with his daughters, Kathleen, Mary and) aude, of Globe, Ariz; Drs. B. W. Gates, of Ocean Beach, Cal; T. J. O'Keefe, Frank Naron and Miss’ Mary Louise Stewart, of Los Angeles. ‘At the conclusion of the program Dantel B. Trefethen announced that the tourist season was now formally open: WINS D.S. M. Dr. Karl* Connell. [AHA, “May 21—The govern- THE SEATT LE STAK VAGE 15 - Do You Really Realize What Values Are Offered in the Want Ads? =: The Seattle Star’ WWahed Dally at 1907 Seventh Ava Beattie, Warhing Subscription Rates 1, IN ADVANCR i THE STATS ne month BUSINESS _ SERVICES ____ Attorneys.at-Law air Tree. Yoaeph Allen, lawyer S07 Leary Bid. Well, 3986 — W caving and Cleaning — FLU) at aT Vat, City delivery, R FLUFF RUG © rn Ave. Main S855. Collateral Loans LOANED ON ALD AW of value. THE RELIABLE, ii3t ‘Third ave Dog and Cat Hosplial DOG AND CAT SPRCIALIST Me rs te the dog. eis Brewart 261? Wes Electric Machinery ROUT MONTELT Physicains, Surgeons Be Angus Suite We, Panter Women's aiments and disorders. Patent Attorneys Bide Main 0390. hington. niner U. atent OF. Lyon nia riot 5075. mi fa. ROW EN— . $30 30 20 wh Baines Ride. 3d aU Mfason, Fenwick, Lawrence, iianed 1861. Advios and” bo ree. 483 furke Hide PERSO? ONAL io gat one of advice. You will the most ilica Medica case lee | alone are worth more for in tion than all other medicines th T know of in the whole world com: bined. I know from personal ex- Perlence, Stomach all right. kid- Neys all right, all right all over. an old retired. physician told me. He was right. move the cause and you rt well. Tubercs lowis, dropsy, diabetes and heart also. And i Md Rot cost one- fitth of $60 a ve countera Seas bg ot me Winans, «01 Amer: i Bank Bidg.. Beatt i. OSCAT_E. YETERSON, eall Ban. 2691 5 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE 1S HERAHY GIVEN THAT on Wednesday, May 23, 1923, at 12 S'elock noon, the Port Comm jon of the Port of Seattle will Bide for the sale of $450,000 § Der | cant 10-0 at thelr office, 406 all Streat Ter- Final Seattle, PORT OF TT SOMACIASION, B bemoans 6 LOST AND FOUND LOSTt—CLEWE WALE POPS montha old. white with blue apots on back, also some smali blue and reward. 8T. SATURDAY. RIGHT.” BE tween 25th and 93rd. or down 6 rose ay ing, two lady's hi sustH ES” is dressed Ora Annis Roott contain- ig valuable papers. in SUTTONS Daly eee A 4 Peyes Matket. Pike pl. tral reward. Garfield 8079 STRAYED OR STOLEN—AN ‘Airedale pup, Sunday afterno from North Boach. Phone Sunset 0995. GERMANS CAN HAVE RADIO BERLIN, May 25—The German postoffice department has lifted the ban against radio receiving sets in| private homes. Heretofore the German govern- ment reserved the exclusive right to send and receive radio messages in|” Germany. However, heavy pressure | ment has just awarded a Din- Unguished Service medal, not for bravery displayed in killing the enemy, but for tireless work in sav- ing the Itves of those of our boys who tronsed the sea, that iberty might live. It waa Dr, Karl Connell, of Omahe, who, thru constant experimenting behind the Unes in perfected & gas mask proof against the most deadly poisons the Germans tonld loonen in the winds, His was the mask carried by all foughboys and marines, and the gov- wnment, in handing over a symbol of {ts appreciation, admits that the yood Dr Connell’s mask accom- Dlished never can be estimated. ‘The recipient of the honors was a major in the medical corps during war, He worked night and day his laboratory. His tools were poe which could snuff out lives fap ed as a swatter exterminates + fly. His prodict was the only one that, yould be relied upon completely, it) Branco, finally ; has been brought to bear and the) lifting of the restrictions has re- sulted. Seyeral companies have al- ready been granted the right to send out musical programs, weather re- porta, speeches and featuro: The government will regulate the wave lengths #0 that it will be im- possible for a private recelvink set to tune in on the government wave length, thereby picking off messages going over government lines. The government has taken the po- sition that Germany, thru the loss of) 38. STORES TO RENT hor cables at the end of the war, must depend largely upon wireless for transmityng méssages abroad, and under no circumstances will private transmission be permitted to interfere with business transmission. | German factories have long been making radio huded tot Amapion. Injured Collie Dog (Saved From Death ly injuring a large cote d dog on 86th ave. 8 W. on said, P When the medal was given, mill- ry pamp and splendor sccom- panied it, and Gen, George B, Dun- jan acted as the nation’s spokesman. It wan one of thone few occasions: kh American military history when jn honor fell to one because of say- Bg—not deutroying—life. Child Labor Law Adopted in China SHANGHAI, May 21-—The Chinese thamber of commerce has forhid- len the employment of children less than 12 years old. Some very good investments and wurinesn op) unities are listed in fonight’s want ad columns, Sunday, the driver of an auto de manded that the animal be shot by a policeman who arrived nt the scene soon after 1% ocourred, The officer, before doing #0, notified Bred M. Snow, photographer, owner of the dog, and it was found that the dog’s life could be saved by treatment from a veterinary. Snow expressed his appreciation of the dolloeman’s j foresight 3 Monday, Bobbed Hair Hurts the Hairnet Trade TPRIKIN, May 21.-Owing to Ameri can girls’ bobbing thelr hair, the ex- port of hair nets to the United States fell off more than one-third in 1922, Call, Bast | ¢ IALE HELP WAN HEL VIED MACTIN i Bide vi (P WANT Coeur d’Alene Mines Wanted—M timberme app Wa WANT da ) per Wallace, ’ ners. mn $ nd Fa od fa BHAREMEN, Idan: weekly $1.60./ HEGIN- | (whieh position?) | Star 10 SITUATION ATSOWIS ROOMS K raining, kind, HOUSES out p.m. ALESMEN WANTED MEN ject read F-ROGM Kajama at tn, 822.50 Market. downtow! ae (25 roaga; st Room ad Splendid {fF | keeping phone: 1 Weat; | gery and ary ® rent r FURNIS FO! for couple. bat $25, | STORE Tés ed pa PAPERING. the} Bast 738 yor” & ily. + rnished. Call 17 MALE AND FEMALE HELP WANTED _ By ont Wi ARE MANUFACTORY: igierg” « 0, 49 Peoples Thank hide, 5/19 SH i R p31 MODERN partly fu ‘auntie |20 FOR RENT—HOUSES _ FOR RENT * houses, Oo” 21 UNFURNISHED FLATS - AND APARTMENTS “Bunset 0863 days. | 24 FURNISHED APTS. le AND FLATS i AND 1-ROOM APARTMENTS, © Septet or unfurnished; modern; ‘well lighted; heat; very reasonable. phone Elliott LPANDG ie fighted: heat; 1, _ren Apartments, Gar, 0218, A DISTRICT rt WiLt. partment for $40. Beacon FURNISHED | HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS CARGYE, FRONT heat; everything furntaned $4.50 w Joining $4 4.06. ‘ine eam lo ‘Telephone Melrose 4331. rora. NiSHED 8 Toome car x40xi4 brick building: leading gro- ont and nable, ED HOU! JSES 2853. “933 30th ave. Ibis ANE Estimate free Priesa reaaon AN” CON lan which 00 & &) Ky Gal >on OF xpE| for _Aluminuin ete i RoOMs FURNITURE YOR SALE, $250, house for rent. 416. Near Lake Wa: 2116-R bie OCS hed. FOI urn! Melrose roy for bungalow. ES close in. newly Kit. 1093. APART- Capitol Vie | ONT his RENT all Sunset 1 ‘oy for bungalow. FROOM, CLOsE 1807 phone. Pric Manhattan Apts. aLL ment and sleeping earage; light fur- RENT MY Cap’ . Tit TiTH 1718. HOUSERENPING free ph 162314 Bth and Olive , neat car lines 4023 Au NGTE Wowsr Fr, 3208 isTh market alongside; notions desired Garfield 2827 33 STORES HAKERY SHOP AS rent, reasonat First ave. 87 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS NEW" PIANGS FOR WERT. bi iy Ft s4 on purchess, Meyer-Toner, T 4th ave, Cobb Midge Binke buys, wells S68 Oth. 42 LIVE STOCK TO RE TORs FOR giving 4 oa “POULTRY ANY HOWER MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE wird TAMER COMPANY a ATINAUS 45 “we plats with nieave bs Garage Doors 4-0x8-0, gia Window ginas by the light or hy the se Windshields put in your COMPANY. HORY h ship WILLIAM MIPYARD Atl load, anywhere. Order now 2 eXtra clear heavy butt Shingles Per Cord, DELIVERED—37 Lots of nice blocks. Bencon 3260 any time iXiz $7 ring ‘ i $1.80. Sunset 3379. WOOD NOW MILE WOOD, in} cord is te: $7 single cord. f $9.50 cord. god 4605. “Block Mill Wood —~ Can be used Immediately, 14.60 load: double load, 96. Kil, 6294 SUBNITURE VOR SALI rifles, Alec be rented for $15 pe T rooms. #19 Ninth ave. & ANOTHER SHiPMENT OF READY- to-wear. trousers, union made. Tracie, $05 Thitd ave GOOD MILT WOOD, tA IGT laner ends, $6; forest wood, 8650, 1 an Bt QUICK. > hi month. mind. House of Du Barry, Keep us a 6-108 Union st ng. Guaranteed jpainepring. i Btattord & achwars, 400h Arcade, | XCAMGE LOAD OF WOOD 3774 livers ANOS aaah, Tt BALE 6 ae soon at s20T) S12 CARH. t Hpectal bargalne In our e: panxe dep Meyer- ~To 1321 4th ave. yy RAZOR BLADES, AC. TORE “AND knives sh rpened RIGHT at 1013 i756 HOU: wood, $7. -ATHE AND 7 ‘all at Turning With top, rub dition, $8. Garfield 229 VIOLIN, ONLY B Will nell chanke, Solis and Exchanges Office Furniture Main 7382. Special $5 Delivered — Full cord of wood, direct from mill, yarfield 6928. 'G MACHINES—GOOD DROP- a fepeiring, renting, iret av COND: STOVE LENGTH Seattle 16 delivered 1 AVY POD LEAD PAINT-1 $2. Hurry, “1904 tat ave. GENTERG CUTLERY SOP now at 1414 4th ave. Keys made, WE BCY A SECC” CLOTHING and furs. The Owl 1917% Firat. KAVANAGH WATS, $5.00, T1008 int. 54 GARAGES PORTABLE GARAGES. ~CAPTTOL |“ _ AUTOS FOR SALE _ STUDEBAKER BIG 6 5 Tn fine mechanical condi- tion; wire wheels; good cord tires, top and curtains good condition. 1 1819 model, and bought at a very low price, either cash or terms. NUTE MOTOR CO. 600 #5. Pike. Bast 0674, Hudson and Essex Distributors - | PHONOGRAPH WANTED -— WILL accept phonograph or furniture a¢ firat payment on late model Ford or Chevrolet. ey terms on bi 614-618 EB. Pike at. DAY BY DAY IN I tY WAY-THE best of used cars are wold by Henry Mosbach, Fasient terma, lowest, prices, 915 Kast Pike. Mast 2651, PITEONE | ry foreat wood. oriefits, Cie 6 AUTOS FOR SALE CLT ENT FACICDA | WHERE IT'S HANDY HUGHSON’S * FORD CORNER % WHERM TERMS ARB BASY Used Ford Cars have a few choice on band, Bone rly new; some older that have # lot of service left in them at $100 and lees WH WILL SHOW YOU T CAR 10 HAVE BE LOOKING FOF Big Used Car Dept. 1 at Blanchard. or The Main Plant , Hyd at Stewart MIL. 0076 Wm, L. Hughson Co. ¢ Authoriaed Ford Dealers a F-O-R-D-A |M- U-G-H-8-9-N'S THE “SANDS PLAN Yelle the Truth All the Bull. does not from Durham, North Carolina lot of it in business in There is @ Used Car Sunset confidence seeks but seldom finds where COUPE 1920 BUICK $20 DOD! TOURING. you AA. c ARS | PAY FOR? on 5 61,000 | only +++ 1,060] ! WHAT ¥BO | | Maxwell truck, ne |Lexington 1931 11.000 miles) . Cadiliee touring | Cadilinc coupe, Sunset Motor Co. Broadway and Union. i 58 WANTED—AUTOS 40 ACRES WATERFRONT HANCH | On eounty road and telephone line. Handy to school, store and post- office. Low banks with fine sandy beach. Lot of Lots of pr Hplendia house, old barn, p you want to ifve and waterfront "tig will want to live here. $2,400, and as low am $100 down. our own terms on bal- ance. See owner, 208 A. ke Bide. é SELL YOUR CAR, OR WB h for it. RY MOSBBACH 16 H. Pike, Wiast WILT, TRADE ark CT: AUNC with some cash, for your Cail after 6, Garfield 2392-2 62° FOR SALE—REAL Beautiful Alki $800-—_-$800 Completely Furnished on the beach (le Civen” t 0806 ‘A comfortab in good condition. The fur- niture is fair. Cash or terms. Summer is here. THe new boulevard Sa finished. Get tr Finney, 2700 Alii Geo. A. Spencer & Co, Realtors +-ROOM” HOUSE ko nook and ‘ Just fintshed, the other one nearly completed; 4 blocks from I ranklin hieh, 2 blocks from th fine view Mt. Baki the mountaina; fruit t plese; good round Prica’ reasonable; 2401 Hanford. ir frat terme. Hnoleum; shower; hardwood floors; place: large bedrooms 1228 N. 46th, at Stone Way. OTTAGES ON ACRE tracts, fronting on main highway, with city water, light and phone service; very easy, payment and terms. Seo Mr. corner 36th 5. W. and spokane, ry PHONE WEST 0499 Must Sell by June 1 6-room bungalow, 3 years; full ment; furnace; garage. Must WII take vacant lot and some er firat payment. Immediate pons nion. WM. 1093, ATE bungalow ive fireplace; bane: i corner: view Main 2094. “Howse, i c. 2’milen' south of olty; in rban service. O, Smith, ft. I , Hox 44 EROOM COPTA garden space: 1. Hood, FOR SAGE LOT Clear, $260 cash. No ag Rainier 1490. “BARGAIN 6-room home, desirable location, .’ Phone inquire | 5 -|66 ; », [FOOD BUYLDIN 67 FOR $1,900, Phone Glendale 0816. 62 FOR SALE—REAL TATE boulevard and ear line massive fireplace; cabinet kitohen; cony breakfast nook cement basement y trays; extra w f pevesetetereteteteteteteteteteter sl eteter terete permanent prominent Be and only oH BOs bank will give y hi FL RIGHT MALL, FAMILY ay little bun- nelghbor~ fot; alee and shrubber 410 ie your > paying rent phono Mel- MAK M HMMA MRAM MM MMMM MMA? & RYAN REALTORS Ine. ercrstetetatata HHRMA SADLER Cee meee | | XXXXXXXXXXXX) 2 |RARKRMRKH xX Only a a $300 Cash Will Handle NO MORTGAGE | This cozy home has fine view; is| close to ear; ples yard, levely | flowers and shrubbery; fruit trees and berries. 7. 9 Vurniture is 0 oak, genuine Pitather Fapholetered right in and start substantial chai |You how This t vert! BURROW MELROSIG 1310 N OFFIC oa tie We H8 REALTY CO. it MEL! E 45th. oP. $250 CASH HOME AND INCOME |Cottage, arranged for two families, in Very desirable, close-in location; paved street and all assesaments paid in full; front part has 4 rooms and bath, and a large sun parlor and ki Ml for $3,760; §250 o@ monthly.” Of will 0 it you ona pay my uty cash, which would be $880 at this pirce, Might consider jate model Ford car as part tradi 712 17th ave. Take Madrona car, or phone owner at Kenwood 4141 ae Romes sree penwoed se". Wallingford-University Paved District $2,200—Bungalow, ry ment; only half- block to ce near high and This ism bar- Geo, A. Spencer & Co. Exclusive Agents 1900 North 45th St. - Cor, Burke Ave. SROOM COPFAGE; CARGE LOT; ologe to car line. Rainier valley. A baz: in at $1,75 balance monthiy, | See Mr Alken. T. J. COOPER CG A813 Smith Bide. ACREAGE AND LOTS IN AND OUT alty., Property poor. :Will give right rice and term#. Jessen, 4011 65 FOR SALE—WEST SEATTLE “EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN 6-room modern hom basement; few paint; gas; Ww frontage: level lot with ‘shade trees, flowers; 12x18 cement gar graded street; sewer; coment walks; close to library, high school and car line, Sacrifice for $2,100; must have balance 3-year flat Home worth $3,000, $1,100 cash; mortgage, Owner, West KT R21 jee Ald. Al WANTED—REAL ESTATE LOTS WANTED, Will give acreage right north of city oF house South End. Give or take cash, Jessen, 4011 Greenwood. A Natural Phenomenon Regarding the Value of Goods For some reasc below its true has been used, time. rticle, whethe wells for lena than it or value article as soon drops on it short r it is a plano, et furniture, is truly worth the moment it is offered for sale by the original purchaser A piano used plano; an still the value is than originally, but the se is a whole lot less, played on fo automobile around the block is week driven car, And any ling pi use le if ens Exceptional bargains every day are being offered thru Star Want Ads “SHOP THRU THE WANT ADS” SAVE 87 FOR § SALE—ACREAGE This Is a Good Bargain ‘$560 to $685 Bach All level; Des Moin, district; only i right on. the highwa hi if ring You can till get in « family ga: den with little work. There are gnly eight, 40 you will have to hurry. our rent and fuel saving of one year will pay for one of ts, Arrange at once to PAUL NELSON 102 Alaska Bid; “NORTH END GARDE! ACTS IMPROVED CLOSE 18 hmye 10 acres of cleared, culti- den tracts, within easy ance of Green Lake a short, distance o desired. by purehiaer? city water served to each tract Will build if desired of furnish material at conto anyone select- ing property, on the ve Prie rhe "rarrar, Ine. EARGAISE TN ACHEAG closing out our both north and south tracts contain 6 ome have cit: hi if county 20-ac { $10 per acre; very easy ma WESTERN LANDS, Inc. 918 Green Bid) ‘OR cultivation; 8% a trees: 20 head good Kkrade Jersey cows; farm tools; household a Syeck Price $12,000; terms. 33% acres, if required, adjoining, at 4260 per acre. A lovely place for someone. W. RK Taylor, D, Box 25, Monroe, Wash 68 FOR SALE—FARM _ LANDS AAS’ NCE—BEAUTIF! itl Paying | ranch; ree Ee me ‘on hi (Ai a jar, Sutbuidine bad Ste, * Only Hi kitH terms. Phone owner, wert 7 FOR EXCHANGES — REAL ESTATE fruit and berries; for young aad heavy team. Eillott 1401. 73 SUBURBAN ACRES E ra CREE Iimit at soll: “hi trees, “room IF BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Oil Station and Store Location On Des Moines highway, just beyond city timits, 3% crea, with 180 foot fronta; ; 2 acres. b new 6-room bungalow? chicken house; good water sup 225 laying hens and all other onl try go with the place; household aerate may be included if de- aired. This is finest bottom garden soil. barn bet aa produced on the pla: the door. $1,200 Will handle, balance casy forms at 6 ‘fe cont, Schooley & Taylor Elliott 1596," 717 Seaboard Bldg. ALB ness in. recaliyn natoee to eek different Sumate i sted in Rood payin nese Barr, Avy yard ‘city, on, Wash, Box 771, Phone SMALL. STORE ‘ota emt garden, in ww est Seatt small business and a Yracre A goo hand eas: rms. THRS. 16 Third ave SALE—ACREAGE UH ACRES AT BIG TARE, SKAGIT county, $800; $100 cash, ” 20 acres farther out, $800; $100 cash, 4 close in, $1,400, H. 26 Third ave, FARM CAND WIth \TROCERY AVERAGING. BETTHR than $50 dally, Rent $16 month; full price, $1,300. Also another for +4 living rooms: ent $80. ree and notion store, $8,000. In- quire Charles AUTO REPAIR AND STORAGH 20 extra cars, on Auto Row. Fine lace for used car department. 2 | Brow naville. Will take good auto part pay. Meir 1e 6298, e 84 FINANCIAL SCAN AMET WARRANTS Bk. Bidg. E BK. Purchased. $62 Amer. 86 CHATTEL AND COL- LATERAL LOANS Workingman’s Loan Co. Organized 40 make loans to ar HOU! people and on their personal curity or indorsera, on FURNITURE, 5 ia) us for a quick 100? BEABOARD BLDG. por Floor Fourth and Pil ARNER ‘se # eet on ‘automobiles DOANE ON Ai AUTOMOBILES PUN rere vacant lots. 4079 Ar- onde aN note: otf TORN salaries. 802 Pioneer Bldg. 87 SALARY LOANS SALARY LONE #8 SECURIEE: Plain Note Loa: dorsers: MONEY IN FIVE MONUTES Just satisfy us you will make amall weekly or monthly payme: f Zou can Ket what money you absolutely confidential, at you can afford to pay. City Loan Company — Second Font Fount ei one Can borrow the aie or 8 . from this PLAIN NOTE. EE, oe dorser, and strict No tigation or “i EASY PAYMENT! ‘Ss Employees Loan Society ” 914 Becond Ave, corner | Vital Statistics] BIRTHS Births in their hous ported by the Ce cite, aes Harvey, R. F. D. Habseitian, EAward J., 7002 19th ave smith afedonaa E., 3802 carroit, eo berbert Thomas ir Fischer, Jona gr 109 N, 89th Manlgacht, Shotaro, 710 Lane atfarone, Salvatore, 1648 Lane ate Yainasguicht, Kumakich, 715 Dearborn MeDougal, Clinton, 2456 Seventh Hutoiingon, Claude, Route No. Dowling, Farola 1, 6011 Seventt beta Robert, $113 50th ave, Cones, Solheim “Gustat i. 1366 Gohan” okt. Garett, Joseph, 1710 Boren av Adelsteln, Louis, 644 19th aves, eS MARRIAGE LICENSES Name and Residence. Hardwick, Charl ‘Tacoma. Hardwick, Grace sakirea Lewis, Bryan, Bellin ham Johnson, Bessie A, Bellingham: Cordes, Henry R. East Hampton, unger Joyce T,, St) Pani’! Ingersoll, Donald G., Tacoma Nelson, Alice, Tacoma Poindext: Dewey, Seattle . Torney, Isabell, Seattle .. Brebner, Lewia M,, Port Blakeley. Arnold, Mabel L., Tacoma . Hoel, Darvin, Seattle Ellertsen, Alga, Seattl Moen, C. He: Seattl Brekke, Laura I, Seattle Birkland, Me rel Fond tebe: . Connor, Ma; Foote, Charles eens Baumont, 00 Eo wieys Teanetie Mlels, Seattle: Jacobus, William, Seattle Humphrey, Grace, Seattle . DEATHS Thompson, Theodor: Kiger, Abraham West, eer Meek, Mra, nces sor or Sears. Willlam L., 3 one: Pomroy, Catherin ‘youre. Rutan, Abram D, De tt y ire: