The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 2, 1923, Page 15

ed b 7 Mos ton of state ever ously IN TS of cts almon fing to iy from United merce. tically putput, leads id Ore- buted $879, pplied . or tion of com- juction 42, no ¢ this lane. fish acific ntage hap- vi the br the 96, of Palifor. p3,941, nge usetts, ire ouls- other titles SATURDAY, JUNE 2 1925 HE STAR PAGE 15 Star Want Ads Will Serve You Better— C all Main 0600 and Place Your Ad Now $2, 50 A MONTH IS RUSS WAGE The Seattle Star’: Published Daily-et 1907 Seventh Ava, Seattle, Washington Subscription Rates BY MAIL IN A ARYANCE IN THE STATE On. month . Servants in Private Homes |i’ ingnihe Get Small Sum Moscow, Ju half dol nb a private wage f jsslan servant in fa num © really receive is very small, There are of se ts who receive nall sux addition. Many » fled to Mbs rom the famine regions last winter, They do not complain about Wages, because discharged and finally the famine sections, The professional unions king great efforts to educate rgunize th so far with ver nominal work hours of Moscow do mestic servants ts eight hours, but {them work at least 16 hours are e domestic servants, y little success, most a day r law & mestic work Utled to half After e has be and a half month two v vacation and weeks every year Any servant with a two week ately, if two weeks Thi vant is, however stay in the room which s occupying during her ds another place. ( such dismissed servants stay months with the new maid are quite tre. aw . This regulation is on acc t of the housing problem. Russians formerly number of servant y cost next to n . y there are onl. s who can af- ford to kee number of serv ants, owing to costs of food and lodg ings. A tax of 30 roubles, or about 65 cents, has to be paid th for the first times that amount for tional one. It must be admitted that the aver age domestic servant isn't of a very high degree of intelligence. The r jority come from the villages where they recetved little or no education. They have to be told over and over again, but are faithful and ind trious. The best of them, however, would drive the average American dousewife zy in a week—p less, ks later service she ‘asses W had a because large servant hired and ten every: addi PATENT OFFICE NEEDS EINSTEIN Government Job as Easy to| Get as a Ph. D. WASHINGTON, June 2.—Want to work for Uncle Sam? If you can qualify at the following you may an assistant examiner in the United States patent office at an initial sal- ary equivalent to about $33 a week: Pass anexamination in physics, know méchanical drawing, explain the principles of technic, carry math- ematics up to calculus and speak beth German and French sufficiently well to understand technical terms. Then, in addition to all that, you will have to pass an examination on one of the following optional sub- jects: Electro-chemistry, civil engi- neering, electrical engineering, chem- cal engineering, mechanical engi- neerins or general chemistry. Forty-five additional examiners are to be added July 1 to the patent of- fice staff and the civil service com- mission is now trying to provide the eligibles. At present there are no eligibt Assistan’ enter the service at $1,640 a year, the salary fixed by Jaw, but may work themselves up to $2,900 a year by promotion. Effec- tive July 1, 1924, the initial salary is to be $1,860 a year. “There are good opportunities for young men who enter the patent of- fice for it serves as a training schoo jd Thomas E. Roberson, commissioner of patents. Technicians who have had patent office experience, it is sald, are eagerly sought after by big manufac- turing corporations, such as the Westinghouse Electric company, the United Shoe Machinery company and others which maintain their own pat- ent staffs. This probably accounts for the rather large labor turnover in the patent office. The addition of 45 new examiners is expected to aid the patent office materially in catching up with its work. EPT. HIS DOPE IN WOODEN LEG CHICAGO.—Poliee for a@ year thought John Thomas was selling “dope” but couldn't find his supply. They finally located the cache in Thomas’ wooden leg. sent back to} start to work June 1 as} | SHOn | at least| they fear they will be | {T. 1A} |W. MONTELIUS PRICE CO. city | 1 | | Oue year ransiont. charge per ‘Vine ‘per jhaertion (count six words to Three’ co f SRE SERVICES Attorneys-at-Law tree. ph Allen. All cases. Leary Bid P. all-Wm. Hall, 218 Hu 905 34. All cases. Foes m ~~ Carpet Weaving and Cleaning LUFT woven from old ca ets. Rag rugs woven. Carpet clean. ing, repairing, feathers and mat- treeses renovated. Mall orders. Write fo rice list. City delivery, EVER FLUFF RUG CO, Western Ave. Main 3565. Christian “Taw wit 388, Tides Aorate. Bi 2617 Science Practitioners MARY F. SELLEN, CHRISTIAN iclence healing and teaching. 603 Mdg. Main 6558, Of- y noon. Collateral Loans LOANED ON value. THE Third ave. Dog and Cat Hospital AND CAT SPECIALIST ortains to tho dog, see Dr. 8 urgery most. rn T13 Stewart st ae Machinery ~~ BOUG RENTED Seattle LY ANT RELIABLE, Jaqu 1089. REDMAN 628 1 o a SOUND MANHLE & GRAN- Int and Virginia. Estab- Nabed 1874 Optician and Optometrist FW Bdmunds. Fraser-Paterson Co. Physicains, Surgeons neus, Suite 400, Pantages Hide. omen's ailments and disorders. Patent Attorneys Sand Foreign fenwick, Ushed 1861. free. 432 HARRY Pantages PB Cawrene Advice and booklet ke Bide. EN* id Paychology i H. Williams Teacher of PSYCHOLOGY Are you dissatisfied with your poat- | tion tn life, unhappy, unsuccessful and just drifting with the millions of 3 teaches self- failures? HE control, and points the sure road to success and happiness in all af- fairs: also scientific vocational guidance. Strictly confidenti Hours, 10 a. m. to 6:30 p, m.; ev ing and Sunday by appointment. 3322 White Bid Main 1922. Shoe Trees TRE MADE TO ORDER from an impression of the feet. Wonderful relief from corns, bun- fons, aching fect. Make shoes fit the fect. For appointment phone Matn 4962. SWING AX ON MANY STILLS A crew of youthful vandals swung axes and picks with a will on the Jefferson st. side of the court house Saturday and destroyed between 100 and 125 copper stills, coils and other equipment of the bootlegger under the watchful eye of Sheriff Matt Starwich. The stills, garnered by Sheriff Star. nd his deputies the sheriff, as copper, to the Seattlo chapter of the Disabled American Veterans. Their value wax estimated | at close to $500 by Starwich. youthful vandals were membe the Disabled Veterans post here, volunteered to swing the axes. A large crowd gathered to watch the destruction and many moans mingled with the crash of the axes as the big and fully equipped stills were reduced to copper sieves and mangled coils : The ot Impressionistic Studies in Exhibit! Impressionistic colors are being studies in weird] fcatured the days in the University of Washing: | ton art department. is on the department's open house, uled to close Saturday night, proving a 2day attraction on campus. Futuristic art sched. after the Tired of living in an apartment? Turn to the Want Ad Columns, There are many small comfy that you can buy like rent. Are You TOO FAT TOO THIN! Have you too many bones, or too many curves? Are you troubled by embonipoint, or just points? Do your friends callyyou " “skinny? tty” or In ejther case our Washington bureau Is ready with help. They have a bulletin on “Weight Reduction” and another on Weight Increase” which give suggestions, food lists, menus and other helps so that, you can either coax some more pounds on an underweight body or take off some of the eurplus rolls of fatty tissue, Just fill out carefully the coupon below, indicating which bulletin you wish, Gnd mail us directed: Washington Bureau, The Seattle Star, 1322 New York Av Washington, D, ©. IT want # copy of the bulletin marked with “ * below and inclose a two-eent postage stamp for same. WEIGHT DECREASE LC] WEIGHT INCREASE CJ Name..., Street and NOvsesccsveccscsesscessseeceeeeees City... State.... during the | everal month, were donated by of the leading attractions at! homes | | MEN OVER 18 WILLIS mea NERAL NOR ES | Ang ca Valeria M Moran 3 Alta Smith and Ed Reed rtland. | Body will be shipped 1, Home t PERSONAL Ww (se NTED attic of P pain} is, neu- | down the all othar medicines I kno! whole world. 1 cause om H right k all tee 30 days, $4 If you have th in what I say no | ttle ' Winan| Bank Bidg.. Seattle, Wash. | L GREER ORTHOP EL 1 Seaboa is. Ell. 2963 ORGIA WRITE th 6 LOST AND FOUND | | LOST SMALL” FURS | ing $9: t h Dayabla to Mable f order, $2.75 Main mad and oy reward for return Denny Bldg BULL” PUP. DARK | white streak between brown dot between ears, chest. Answers to name of Tib. Very liberal reward. 1213 Allen pl Melrose 1964 | |DROWN PURSE, Tie } and 14th, Market at ward. Sunset 1037 POUND—TWO DARK GRAY low female. dogs, behind Barton yards, %. W. Dakota st, be- ixth and Seventh. PW Keepaak Lost Elliott “4091 “ LADY'S HAMILTON WRIBT ‘Thursday, 9:20 to 9:30 p. to Sixth, on Pine at _at POUND—T LARGE TIRE AND TOM. Call evening, Melrose 3217. 7 FEMALE HELP ¥ ANTED i? BERRY PICKERS — RAaPHER- | "ries and blackberries. Best of ac- | } commodation; 4 or 6 In party no} | children under 10. Write for par- ticulars to David T. Evans, Sum- ner, Wash. | DADIES, t OWN Siecing ny machine. Agents want Co, Box HEM Attac Sent 2210, | ye-$18 De | pliilow tops, at home unnecessary: particulars stamp. Tapestry Paint Co, LaGrange, Ind. DECORATING Position will better than $600 for thr THE SACKETT CO,, MAKE $35 WEEKLY AT fioMn, furnishing names and addresses, Experience unnecessary. Particu- lara free. United Mailing Co, St. r publi ; mit MSS or writ Bureau, HOUSE xd cook, for back b home. Henry Hansen. 1637 + Nea 3 | Reduced ond item: HIN embroidery, covered, pleating. 404 People Bank Bldg. PIANO TONING — JOHN STROM. Main_ 3020, iw iB SITUATION—FEMALE | WRITERS— AEND YOUR MANU- scripts to me. - place on rk Authors’ Representative, us at. 388M. “tatloress will be pleaned | ctiatomera at 421 Peoples Second and Pike. |9 MALE HELP WANTED | HIGH SCHOOL BOY WANTED FOR | oop pownTown RovTH AND | LOADING BUNDLES ON sTRERT CARS. EXTRA SALARY PAID FOR LOADING PAPERS. APPLY AT THE CIRCULATION DEPART- MENT, THE SPATTLE STAR, SEVENTH AVE. NRAR UNION. ani TO TRAV= secret investixations, reports, Salary and expenses, 1 perience unnecessary, Wri nor, Former Govt, Detectiv Low SALESMAN Of wanted to call Make bbing trade scent Jampa, Jarge and automobile, The Light- ite Co, Bloonifield, Ne fence unnecessary; secret Inverti gations, stl» ) Foreign ula, Good at the The Sta, | BOY WANTED TO CARRY downtown rout Appl. gireviation department, o.|20 FOR RENT—HOUSES |9 MAL E HELP WANTED outlaws Big Green Cloce posto 10 SITUATIO? ROOM KAI owt . Xp Main ‘Opp. {fice KALBOM on ‘2083. é CRAVED, — WL waHo-J. | TED SMEN fit fin want amen to handle oH » Mon kn Chauncy at Mass 17 MALE AND FEM LE HELP WANTED ANTED—HERKY Pi raspb: MAKING wash wale wing busine K W WANTED WHO particular market to each sha Wood, straw mattresses fur while they 1 write at of WEER- | 5 ying authors YTED-—BERRY PICK 19 FURNIS HED HOL FOR RENT Adama at Fauntleroy tor bungalow. WALLINGFORD HILL house: basement: gan 2806 Woodlawn ave ie warage; $ a for bungalow. ‘FURNISHED FLATS AND APARTMED STRICTLY MODERN. NEW finest In city Adama ai |21 UN Fauntleroy rooma, als NEW, MOL Mark RENT ed fat iM UNFURNTSE ding, 650 &. 40th. 1ED APTS, AND FLATS MADRONA DISTRICT urnished 3-room apartment eeping porch; bath; ground nice front and back yard. | h ave x ROOM APARTMENTS, turlshed or unfurnished; modern: well lighted: heat; phos Nery reasonable | Manhattan ‘Apis. | hone Ell 3 AND 4 OOM, opm RN, WELL lighted; heat; phone; pri ba downtown. Bummer rates. Fen Apartments ROOM ely and floor; $ LY FUR- private bath; Lake Washington. 619 34th FINEST IN in, fine view, HED APARTMENT, ome and ‘ vo. No 1. one block from car Main 2004 NEWLY bath, steam aD 1 EKEEPI ROOMS SPRBITLY BAN HOMB-LIKT ompletely furnished p in; reasonable, 622 Colum P-O-R-D PRIVATE board: cheerful Pike. Knut 1765 MUSICAL NEA GE CS jed on Tucan age: Moyt 1 4th ave. Cobb Bide. FOR ate OR TR DE—TWO OLD 1 3 HOME Hent rooms, | 418 B 37 H-S-O-N'S isie Bi @ 39 FU RNITU RE FOR SALE FOR SA ROOMS OF FORNT tur ‘ sap; part| cash; $ per month. Elitott 1531-¥ ROOMS sale, iz eres H-U OF FURNITURE FOR bargain, Leaving town. fe O-N'S JERSEY FAM f taken at once, will sell cheap. Call at $11 Da at 6 COWS, J FRESH. W._D. ROSS, Redmond, Wash. Phone Black 211. 44 POULTRY WE WiLL BUY YouR POULTRY one or a thousand, H.D, SHOW MAKER & CO, 504 Weiler at, El- Hott 45 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SAL gasir AND Doors Flour Bina... Cupboard Door: Bash 20x26, four-light .. French Doors . iJ fash for enclosing sleoping Sorohon Sereen Doors and Screen Windows, Breakfast Nook Tables and Seats. Ironing board and cabinet, com- plete with sleeve board. .., 15.00 Garage Doors 4-0x8-0, glazed.. 9.50 Window glass by the light or hy the box. vias Glass Windshields put in your om B._WITATAMS COMPANY. Summer Prices on Wood $5.75 per cord; 2 foot slab wood; good for fireplace and. furnace, all BIL. 63 OUT C€ IGH RENTS Waldron Co.# Furniture Dept.; that accounts for the ploasing price: and liberal terms given on d able goods from 1417 Fifth a next to Blue Mouse. Wood Special Ths « only, rough planer ends, cord, $460, « load, delivered, i fitott 2187. FOR SAL—DINING ROOM FABLE, chairs, dresaer, hoating stove, ete, Sunset 2004. 734 N. 76th at + ODD- ae D RUGS #) x26, 12x00 sear ote, ate t found elae- in all grades and patterns, Waldron Co.#, for they have ig apecialized in riuge at 19) Fourth, Henry fide. Matn 6121, x ix, $12; GHILING, BID. 0 ig ith ave, near Union sat. w0 SARY BLDG. Conte toady to work, i an WA, barber shop, iy xd, At ANoTit GOOD MILT. WOOD, 47 CROAK | Keep us jn mind. Hou | WATCH PORTA | PIANOS | PAINT WILT |DANG MILL AVANT VPS EWE 46 W. peal Fr levee 600 Main FOR "ita N t Wit O WAIL convention, he sald, MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 12-inch Millwood CORD. DELIVERED wood, good heavy » ORD DELIVERED wat il, $ ir fresh 1Y 1 1D) lectrical Fr ixtures herable whee zon by GHTING PICTON THOM & 4 ty MACHT arantee on dependable repair Main 5557 1D MILE WOO 59, in 3-¢ $7 #ing t dry ‘eat wood, Millbrad & Bon, Kenwood WOOn—P LA mill ends, $4 Wth forest wood, All large MARK 5 Woatlake NOW ( bed Owner OOD m t SHIPMENT OF to-wear trousers, union Tracié, 805 Third ave. nds, $5; y time. Mel LIGHT PLAN condition, plane forest wc Call a ELCO runnin tr} ALLEY grand mm fition. IN 1 We QUAT WOOD, $4.50 cord. STOVE LENGTT Sunset 629¢ iver fth Kenwe MUSIC LOVERS 106-108 Union at AND JE Guaranteed ord & Gehw ing. : n ainepring, $ ? Btaf rz, 4002 Arcad S garages, houw DEMANS Por $21 Roy St ABLE BLDG, Cc Capitol 3 Bpecial bargaln change department ith ave. Cobb Ridg MMAGY 8 First ave, Friday an COUCH,” DPHOLSTRE baby's ‘bed: all for §2 txchanwe, Sells and Exchange ure. _ Main WING MACHINER—GOOD Dio! heads, $10 up. Main 1926. Peet Firat ave. Hie-Fi8 A CAN. it Be Navy 04 lat ave. tC CUOTitini 1317% Firat. | and furs The Owl PERFE TAY, “WOOD. GARAGES PORTABLE GARAGES.” CAPITOL 56 BAST 0492. | H- AUTOS FOR SALE CGTS-ONY EACH $% COUN HUGHSON' MR. FORD'S SAVINGS HELPS YOU AC THEM HUGHSON’S FORD CORNER WHERE TERMS ARE EASY AT. PLAN UMULATE Wonderful Values in Used Ford Cars OF ALL MODELS STILL AVAILABLE A FEW CARS IN iH Hughson’s Special Terms WILL APPLY TO ALL s AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER Srd and Stewart I rd-at Blanchard, il fither house will serve 0076. 0076, you. - ¥-0-R-D- NOTICE CHANDLER AC Y WE TAKE REAL CONTRAC USED OR NEW. CHANDLER AGENCY MILLIEER-NORTON PINE ST. ATE ON CARS, SALES CO, 1107 1. BAST 0100. i Paige roadater Dodge roadster Wesex touring « Mssex roadster Nute Motor Co. PID, WAST 06 HUDSON AND DISTRIBUTOR, 17 HUPMOBILE; T NEW now y end) new top, Fred, PART! Pattison, 1 THR POR SHIN Sell my. 9 Ir Phone evenings Wit CORR, ON AUTOS, TCOCK EN i) Pioneer Bldg, opp, Totem Pole, AG CA ony Naa WF COAD; | | 4, $5.60. | 4 e; good con. | Rtores. Tn our ex- yer-Toner, aT | paint FIO} With F-O-R-D- AND BIIV- Roylaton.| 6 R {56 AUTOS FOR SALE i bargain. Phon LL THE DEST NINGS AND ont +4 BVE ae! ¥ MOSSBACH 1 Wi graph a ton late PHONOGRAPHE | Siasis i s| POWER—CLABE—E | Mitchell Roadster, Price sale, Call Kant 6 6 and & p.m. f Us BELL YOUR CAR, OR WE “will pay cash for it HENRY MOSSBACH Hy Pike. | -| 59 FOR SAL BTU CKS used machines, |> *. i) ur used truch ation stand: hand truck hat has its present ¢ It costs you em over READY- Manager Seattle, Wash Kast 0190 Good at ———o 4/62 Tor SALE—REAL ESTATE FOR SALE clone to Ad- way t 50x100; hardy rs in front room, dining r and veatibu 1 plumbing 4 doors ning room laundry of Du Barry, | VECKY REPATH- 1 on main highway, light and phone service; very easy payment and terina. See Mr, Chandler, corner | 26th B..W. and Bpokane ave, PHONE WEST 0499 >, | with city water, 1 AHOUT 2 ACHES, MOSTLY ALL under cultivation: about half bot- tom land; about half in gard and fruit room ro¢ located t house 20 James Bt.) Snohoi i D dt Johns Wash. a A VE Hi SCHOOL | Repairing, renting. fireplace: $4,000; Garfield basément. Owner, full ma. HODERN features; Rh — ROOM GW) with built-in large lot. 40x100 %| lake Washington tinge, % blocks from Geneseo car line, | 6122 Dawson st Rainier 3022 ) BOTT CDING TAX: B tion hall upstairs; j lot 63x83 $4,500 ftheand Second N Wee POR SALE—% ACRE LANT north of Commodore Way government canal, w factory. Cam Anderson, 2751 Com- Web modore EQUITY 1 plastered just being terms. Owner, Ww FOR” QUICK 4-room bunga Can't be beat 10340 Slat § nderful » in city limits. ideal \%-acre, 00; terme OWNER—MUBST d-room modern houne, $1,500: cash, balance $30 per month, = cluding interest 2711 KB. TI a) TWO NEW | very neatly reasonable like rent Beacon 1101 FOR & cottage An 8) ny 1] finished. $300 cash, ance Inquire 2401 Hanford. 5-ROOM on MODERN easy terms, CHANGE—IM- close in, on ‘anch, aving ¢ LAKE WASHINGTON WATER FRONT HOME SITE Summer vacation spent on your own Lake Washington tract; 40 minutes’ ride from business, Get your tract now. Juanita Point offers the best summer location the lake, Large tracts, prices, easy terms. David P. Eastman 1024 THIRD AVE. 64- FOR SALE—VAC | LOTS Bt PARK ted view lots, 63x175; land Drive. Make offer. 1 h Place. ) S111 87th Place 165 FOR SALE—WEST | SEATTLE SHATTLE PROPE, ash; 2-room double con- ucted house; fine view lot. Owner, 800—easy terms n; furnace; sidewalks; 4 rooms mod- Atroot ‘graded and near schoo cash. water heat; 1 block to car SMITH West “Guess We Have It 5-room, nearly new bungalow, fully rm; cement basement; fur- nace; flroplace; Sound view; one block from Catholi school and oar. | $3,250 eh; $30 per month, lifornia ave, West Annex 67 FOR SALE—ACREAGE North Trunk Highway Land #400 for 2 acres of good land, m8, Hy 0 for 5 aores level land, Several tracts at those prices on terms. Bua line pasees the tand. District rapidly building up. DAVID BP. 1024 WASTMAN Third Ave. ACTH f TRAC WITH “SMALL, house, 8 miles south of elty; $1,500, wy terms, Owner, *Gadritond HY PIVE AC WLP NDAR A} mamish, $300, ®} 309 Haller Bldg, THN ACRES BLACK SOIL, 4 AWG clonred; six miloa from Re © bargain at $050, Y417 Glat avo. ‘3 \M- terms, rat, owner, from | est of mateh | IN” HOUSE AND | Y TODAY. 00: $300) big sacri- | -—— New Tod, home—tomorr well Smmedt pri Today you automobile be for sale « Ko each day to bu an nities home, thi and one home—or an other By watching you can buy the GREATER Opportunitie Every Day ether you want a furniture f of a thousand thing Want © many Ads dai bargains STAR WANT ADS will help you Buy and sell CALL MAIN 0600 —USE THEM— WANT AD DEPT. | \| 501 IED CAR AS. Pant TRADE GOOD BUY—SO WOULD AD’ INQUIRE IN REAR AT 71 'T. OP: SE 217TH AVE ET RTY APPEALS roo YOU, PHONE OWNER ST WILL cur HE FRicg TO MIGHT CONSIDER A LATE IS AN UEXCEPTIONARLY YOU, oe SEE IT AT ONCE. ‘0 PROVIDENCE FOR IMMED! ; about 140 ncres: 40 acres bottom, 10 acres cleared; family orchard; oats, potatoes, garden in; buildings insured for $1,200; young tare, fresh cow, hens, furniture, 5 cords nlabbed fir wood in shed; healthy for children; 2 logging camps within 5 miles; 3% miles from Olympic ‘highway; fine hunting Wednesday 105 Stevens Address Box 65, Brinnon, Wash. YOUR LAST CHANC B) little paying ranch; handy to Se- attle; on highway; 2 acres in ber- ries; large bearing orchard; new house; outbuildings, etc. Only $3.750; terms. Phone owner, West 0. HAUTIFUL RAL INDIANA FARM OF 166 acres to exchange for Washington lund, improved or un improved; large or small tract. C. R. Koonsman (owner), Bringhurat, | 40. i RE FARM, WELL IMPROV. | near Seattle; some trade. Sener | _Teacon 1885-R. |80 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES | Theater Equipment OW. | 2 Simplex machines. Beabers orches | tral organ, Wurlitzer electric pi | ano, 280 veneer and 30 cane seat- ed chairs; electric and plumbin. fixtures: ticket machine; every thing complete for small theatre; Bases prices, Owner, 3111 37t h | ~ GROCERY AND school ste a rooms, bath; rent $18. $ 0 full price. Phone evenings, Kenwood 4513, For SALE FURNITURE OF small rooming house, housekeep- ing rooms for rent. 2315 7th ave. 84 FINANCIAL | SCAN. MER. BR, durchaseds 902 Amer, Bee ined 86 CHATTEL AND COL- ___LATERAL LOANS Loans Promptly Made On Furniture, Autos, Salaries, 502 Pioneer Bidg., Opp. Totem Pole. Open Evenings bY ow BILES, FUR: ‘@ and vacant lots 4079 Ar- cade Bidg. BILL WARNER HAS DARRELS OF money to loan on automobiles, 409 Hast Pine st. 87 SALARY LOANS A PLACE for salaried men and women and wage-earners to get money whenever they want it, on just plain note, no. security, no indorser required, Most liberal loan company in city. DON'T care who you owe or what you want the “money for. Ju pativfy us you will make small Weekly or monthly payments and you can get the money without red tape or embarrassment. Loans on Furniture, Pianos, Autos, Ete. Any Amount, $10 to $100 Without paying an exorbitant rate or being imposed upon in any way, Strictly Confidential YOUR employer, friends or nelgh- bors need never know, You will be surprised how quickly and how n an account here, en City ‘Loan Co, 227 Seaboard Bldg. UCOND FLOOR, WOURTH ng Pike ~ SALARY LOANS MEN AND WOMEN Can borrow the money they need from thi CITY on thelr Pik Nore. No security, no Ine dorser, and strictly con ifenties No invoatigation or inquiry of friends or neh ato nod for iy masy PAYMENTS LR ares || Empl loves ‘Loan Society EMPIRE nelly, Glare O14 Second VO LiPo | Wallac 4 Western | ported by the following men: one Douglas, 9546 Rainte . BD, 6120 Juneau st. William’ F., 361 Valley st., Rosenquiat, Karl O., 2826 W. 631 w eae Rudolph Paul, 311 Forest ats i Bellingham, girl. Waters, Vance Sylvian, 2814 E. Coe jumbia st., bo: Colley, John William, Hamonds; Be Knaack, William Fig 4321 coln Beach road, Mitam, Sutehen, 4009 Chi Brabant, Joseph B., Seattle, boy: aoe ‘Teaac William, 3020 W. 61 rujiiae Voicht, 614 Maynard ave, fem , Hisakiehi, 701 Washington: Bir st. girl Navone, 4 nest, 911 W. 49th Rossi, Bartelsrheo, 930 W. 47th sty me and Residence, Morrison, Howard Irwin, Seattle, eattle Busby, Raymond A., Seattle Hooker, Beryl O. E., Seattle Berg, Theodore R., Tacoma ...Legs Anderson, Signe Do ‘othy, ‘Se- attle ar hosee Williams, John F., Seattle Baretg Ss Seattle .. Jamieson, Mayme H., Seattle Curran, Dale, Seattle . Miriam, Seattle Luark, Obed W., Seattle Hautier, Mae R,, Seattle Rick, Harold rattle Travis, Fae, Seattle . Berg, Philip F., Seattle . Egan, Helena, Seattle Camp, Joe B.. Enumclaw . Edwardson, Milda H., Bnun Carpenter Louise M. Gillingham, Edgar Park, M1. 5 Christensen, Georg’ Falls, Mont. ......, Oliver, Peter, Seattle Hamil, Martha, Seattle Nelson, Einer:M., Seattle . Damgaard, Ragnhild M.,, Seattle McLennan, Millard C., Bremer- ton pi es Craigen, Ethel Seattle . Johnson, Frank E., Bremerton, Livingston, Fay, Bremerton . Kalberg, Arthur G,, Seattle .. Munday, Della M., Seattle . Bachmaun, John B., Jr. ner. Coughlin, R Tracy, Edward John, Seattle. ..Legt McEachern, Margaret, Seattle, Le; McClosky, Thomas J., Seattle . O'Reilly, Anna Doret Stewart, Bertha Fisher, 20 years, Hayes, Raymond, 2 day: 4 Smith, John W. 46 year: Suita for divorce in King on filed Thursday, were as fo Edne Wilberger against Pa, berger, cruelty; Jewatha ‘Thoma against Thomas W. Shales a Cora C. Nolen Nolen, desertion against Arthur ‘Benny, desertion Katie L. Burbank against Wil M. Burbank, eruvelt, Donaid aetna Y. crusty Mart He Whittiond agamst 1 field, cruelty} Terbert Chavo againgt Udith MM. Chase, Seuertion: b Sook against George H. Cook, erus Loretta ORcES against Wy Woous, cruelt Divorces were wranted to Lee. Cathoun from Anna C. Calhoun, Donaldson. trom 't, i, ott de Mary Reid-feom Arthur Haidy. ma W. Meade trom John J. Meade, gn ‘5 mu ni Shi wm from ages aes nen from Georg: Mace from