The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 9, 1923, Page 15

fONDAY, JULY Mrs. Annia Siewer: ROMANCE, FIGHT, on =f JAIL, HOSPITAL nof atte Seattle People Involved es : San Francisco Mess oat, ; = to q SAN FRANCISCO, July 9—A lent 4 man wife were in jail here to a on q day, t daughter was being held or 3 in county detention home, and this BS y another woman was in a local hos to at pital her face slashed and probabl — 3 scarred for life sing _ 1 Richard Horn is held on charges tur- q of abandonment and neglect brought re i by his wife, who herself is in the be q women's division of the same jail by 2 with slashing the face mat- Rebec who, she ene! was of her t her: A and she went ot F of “ ers y arrested > 4 Marion He age : in ‘the: dete the Sof the ca: eh ors police, Mr Stern's apa went to nel : |her fxce with a paper knife and a up f removed s c Shen apartment. She was arrested and be charged with burglary and asvau i According. to Mra, Horn, her hus-| band, a ma from Seat Stern, div last week with Mrs daugh Francisco. wing them to San July 9 ular Horatio with a girl instead of heroic role, iger stor everything, retrieve th sang her Every spa She brou: into bulging penny was sent home, y pocke estate, and ia now three remaining siste She ts Mile. Maria § brin o Americ mson, dimin adopted American only 20 months Her sister, Bertha, has just arrived, passage money for Sarolta, G and Sofia, who, sie Deautiful and vivacious Before the war her father was everything. At oe with 16 of the lyn, N. Y., to Schenectady, N overnight. She said she intended to give home on a farm near Schenectady |p wife of a Seattle| marked money with business man. Mrs. Horn and her| paid was later boy in the Her family hack in Hungary lost nd she started out to} family fortune. She me to America, Then she} nt her oldest sister here, She educated her brother and three other sisters, bought hack the ancestral i those utive soprano, 24 years old, and an and she has already sent the Ha are all wealthy tind owner, but he lost while her elder brother David was studying medicine HELP—WANTED |The Seattle Star\*..’'": Publ MISCELLANEOUS Subscription Rates BUSINESS SERVICES Altorneys-at-Law eo light or by the windshields put In your WILLIAMS COMPANY and Cleaning at makes them Mutt rugs, @ Wood Pr rice |59 FOR SALE—TRUCKS HED HOU SES FOR RENT Collateral Loans NONBY 20 FOR RENT—HOUS OUND MARA 19 children who were taken for a ride from Brook- Y., tn one taxicab, making the trip of more than 150 miles for you. sweets that berries now Washington Bureau, The Seactlo Star, 1322 New York Ave. I want a copy of the bulletin, “Cénserves, Jams, lades and Preserves, nclose herewith four cents in loose } postage stamps for same. $ Name Street and No City State .|Doctor Il, Court Stays His Semsnce, HOLD MEETING romin {ment and when the latter refused | Who was recently convicted of nell ito put up the needed bail, slashed ing jeral narcotic agents after he agent, fled) sold narcotics vans, agents and [against him Mile. Maria Samson and (inset) her sister, Bertha ajand her four |achool, she joined company in organization Jents to buy | America | “My pe explains. ing physic |Sarolta in |studying the moment, If thin to you.” Four EDU IT PRES ERVING TALL ME Washington, D, C, physician. ,_Brevented couver, B.C, July 23, court | to attend a convention that may re- ‘cotics to his sentencing hing from her | Monday morning, Dr. McKibben | eral Tmontha ago by had/ing to an announcement by and| May, president of the Northwest As-| The) sociation of St was} ‘The. program will include Ie the | by some of the leading crim! nee | of the country, to discuss crime ten — | them. in| war she | singing | started on @ tour of Europe her way to success. | “The happlest \says Mile, Samson, jwhich I was able | America snot money for my par. “was the day on from | The secon happiest day on which she greet Bertha, who 1s already | bacteriologiat, y was the d her sister graduate Together the two ex- |pect to bring the whole family to ents are in comfort,” ty D, druggist and she she ig @ graduate the good they Will surely “T have née 4 of life come left in her cate by parents, a children are her own, ate patie SHERIFFS TO Law enforcement officers from the ‘orthweat states will mect at Va uit in the formation af a single Pa |central identification affices, accord- wake &. fs and Police. dencies and methods of ¢ Elabo and {urging the attendance of all peace officers. Reservations m: cured at the leading h Sheriff Charles MacDon: couver county Chief of Police T 1 O'Brien of San Francisco will attend the con ference and California Peace Officers assc with the Northwest associatic nays. ‘Conductors Will d of Van. ific coast police organization Bag LE by writing | Maser Harry PETERS am Unde 3 6 | ures | fat logints MbALlINg | TCT |banquets have been provided,” the of; [Oat Ificial announcement proclaims in| rge the merging of the | LOat |7 FEMALE FACTOR Ask for More Pay| CHICAGO, July 9.—Western gen eral chairmen of the Order of and Brother-| Railway Conductors hood of Rai! Trainmen are meeting here today to plan fegotia |tions for a wage increase, way L. E, Sheppard, head ot the con-| | ductors, said this morning senti ment among the men favors an in chairmen are to attend Similar action will be taken short. | HOME MAKE furnishing nan crease. One hundred and seventy | ly by the Brotherhood of Locomo-| tive Engineers and Brott secre to reports in railway clr cles. ‘ | Boys, 15, Held for | Looting Two Safes almost as big aa they age, Ch |} Paulin and Lonnell Chapman wer Jarrested hero today charged with | breaking ja store during tie night | The youths were taken while ran sacking the store, the Ins ee they are said to have entered Nothing of vaiue was stolen trom| by the juvenile prowlers. OPPORTUNITY PORTLAND, July 9.-—-Fifteen |years old and carrying revolvers into two restaurants and any of the buildings broken into ih erhood of| Locomotive Firemen and Engineers, | sion PAINT WILD BF 1904 lat ave. MAHOGANY FIN- ney can buy UPRIGHT PIAS 1 HATS, 92.06. GAKAGES PORTARLE” GARAGES. AUTO ht CE Harroun WANTED — graph or furniture x payinent on late madel Fora | 2%0 1 y terma om bale | % M AUTOS FOR SALE £TAND (ROOM SPEEDS TER |* {HUDSON | beloved daugh very fine condition. ND BO! acd AND ROALD f PERSONAL WANTE v4!) Ww ANT ED—iO 10 RENT FORD COUPE ) FURNITURE FOR SALE NUTE MOTOR CO. Hudson and Essex Distributors 6 Pe AL NOTK ES POULTRY velope Tells the Truth the SANDS N the first six months ase will not be re LOST AND FOUND 45 MISCEL L, ANEOUS FOR | Tho Envelope told 27 the Truth before they 12-Inch Fir, ‘will =I | A CORD, DELIVERED—$7 78 poople expected satia- 48 34th ave $3,800— Pextra clear heavy butt Shingles makes no difference days or Went 4 cial Six touring, 1 Special Six roadster, CLWOOH, 3012 SANDS MOTORS COMPANY use: i snnchines, | dependable repairs. | 1685 Woatlake EHE L P \ W WANTED E TOURING This car has new plate glass in | Adams at Fauntleroy for bungalow. Dyeing and bleaching hair, @ town. One down will handle this c all kinda of | Seattle Automobile Sales Co. Office Furniture, wear trousers, union made, Tracie, BEST VALUES od Oakland touring, only touring, snap . United Mailing Co, & AND JBWEDRY antoed mainapring lipping newepa | FULT, CORD 1) Maxwell, tho Dupe, drum headlights , touring, snap |. $6 delivered | Eales Stephens roadster 2MRMBER OUR BASY 18 Long Months to Pay | Northwest Oakland Co. 1000 Pike, at Terry Ave. Special bargain change department 1491 4th ave, HBEMSTITCHING |Re 6. over Bartels: HEMSTITCHING n hand at this time: | FRE S-room apartment fe r |CEDAR 1921 Hupmobile .... |RAGTIME if Star Want Ads’ | YOUR OW? ROWLAND | & CLARK cI WANTED é vi iN De AUTO Dodge Touring Don't fail to can't repalr your | VICTOR » this one if vou want Green Clock TARDWOOD FLOORS, 56 AUTOS FOR LE js— } Try the new wash rack at the Arlington Garage me Bt Viret Ave. and | nm 6267. | Good waah, $1.60 Ov rland 90 Model | painted: exeeliont tires: fin onthe OF rk tt 12 VILL BELL MY HUDsC 46 AS Ihave two 8 have priced it to sel ¥, Hard iranger Motor ¢ 09 eat Mad TOPS VOR ANY car. Pat them on yourself and save money. Central utlo Top Co., 1211 EB. Pine < 5 LOAN ON AUTOS, TRUCKS. 002 Pioneer Bidg., opp. Tore Pole. FON TRUCK tor wale or trade} Tr passenger car, 4507 Btone wa 62 BOR SA LE—REAL X OWNER WRITES FROM x CALIFORNIA TO SELL x 2 Y FURNISHED QUICK BALE x X This home ts partly furnished: X X 4 lovely rooms; lots of win dows bedrooms; good X plumbing fixtures, A real X buy for a small family. Clone to school and car line. | will handle. Call Melrose 0825 r BUNGALOW | > TLY MODERN x 0 CASH ) MOVE RIGHT IN om home is right up X to the minute, including X 4; built-in fea- X nent basement, X laund) 6. X sell imimediate- and will sacri it id x within the next days. X WILL x Call us for full details del- X rone 6626. x & RYAN, Inc x REALTORS x x 13: ‘. 45th Melrose 5 x x OFFICE OF : x x Wee x XXXXX c x} THIS BUNGALOW | PRICE $1,000 | BELOW ACTUAL VALUE } $3,000—Only $300 Cash BALANCE TO SUIT | This tx a beautiful home of 5 at-| tractive rooms; combination living | and dining room: 3 bedrooms; large cab! t kite ; bath; fur-/ nace; full cement basement: large | lot; ‘beautiful lawn and ‘shrubs, | and a dandy ttle garden. The} owner in going to Alaska, and has AUTO REPAL | SCAN AME 602 Pioneer B | |87 | DO! PAGE 15 74 BERRY AND POULTRY FARMS ure 6 table for = water; minutes versity a near BUILDING tt 0182. 80 J OPPORTUNITIES HOE REPATRING BHOP Yor sale cheap, doing very gost busine nt ; leaving for Burope. P-94, Star BHOP, fine for me chante start for himself. 149% 84 FINANCIAL it. Hk. WARRANTS purchased. 962 Amer. Bk, Bidg. |86 CHATTEL AND COL- LATERAL LOANS Loans Made Promptly On Furniture and Autos Salaries, and Anything PACIFIC BROKERAGE CO, is. Opp. Totem Pole, LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES, furn ture and vacant lots. 4028 Arcade Bldg. BILL WARNER HAS BARRELS OP money to loan on automobiles, 409 East Pine st. s7__ SALARY LOANS MONEY IN FIVE MINUTES A PLACE for salaried men and women and earners to money when sey want it, on just plain note, no security, indorser required. Most liberal Joan company in city. ° re wi you owe or what you want the money for. Just atisfy us you will make bp | weekly or monthly payment! you can get the money withous red d4ape or em rassment. ALSO Loans on Furniture, Pianos, Autos, Ete. Any Amount, $10 to $100 Without paying an exorbitant pa or being imposed upon in any Strictly Confidential YOUR pa fates friends or nelgh- | bors need never know. You will | be surprised how quickly and how: easy it is to open an account here, City Loan Co. 227 Seaboard Bldg. eut the price for a quick sale. If| SECOND FLOOR. FOURTH © Pike you want a snap. this is it | NORMAN REALTY CO. 45th and Wallingford. Melrose 0461. | OPEN INGS Brand New OTLY MOD: BUN SOLID CEME ARAI ONLY $3,850; $500 CASH This cozy new bungalow has lovely hardwood floors, attractive fire- place, all kinds of b in fea- tures, 2 large, light, pleasant bed- | rooms, cabinet ‘kitchen, all fin- {shed in white. | STR | Low | |This is a real home, and absolutety | ready 10 move right into. Phone Melrose 1236 or @ W i-ROOM BU LOW and Ke 60x135 foot fine lot; east of City Golf Park; close-in; reached by Empire Way, now being paved Will accept from responsible party 4 low as $100 cash payment and $26 _ month. Price $2,000. H. L. PINNEY, Owner, 401 Haller Bide. ADRONA Vila Owner ltaving city, must ¥acrifice, bungalow and garage; between two streets; artistic set-| tings, lawn, roses ahd shfubber: two large maple treev. Just tw blocks from lake. 1561 Madrona Drive. Phone East 4515. LOCATED IN VERY BEST PART OF | Ballard, bloc eae from street car/ and paved street, 5-room bungalow! with full cement basement. fire- place and breakfast nook; lot, 40x 100; $3,000; $300 down and $35 per __month.' ¢ Nott 2264 ATTRACTIVE - ROOM — modern house; | nicely located in Bargan at $2,151 8 Empire I North ene Main 5 40 ACRES, NEAR Lake Washington; | 3 lots near Roosevelt high school, 3600; oom house, $1,800. Ken- woe ~AVE.— BEAUTIFUL new bungalow. Easy term: MCRE A bungalo 65 FOR SALE—WEST SEATTLE i. 210 How 67 FOR SALE—ACREAGE MODERN POULTRY FARM FINE LOCATION. $3,250 4-room bungalow style house, almost new; fireplace; large chicken house, constructed from latest plan; water tower; has several hundred feet frontage on paved highway; 2% acres, nearly all cleared; ‘electric lights and’ tele- phone; good district. Easy term¢ to responsible party. For terms and prices inquire for Mr. Harlow, in the bungalow office at ferry landing in Kirkland, ACRE RANGH, all in wheat; room bungalow house, all fur- nished, barn and other outbuild- ings; Well; horse, harness, farm tools; frult' trees; strawberries; all fenced, one mile to high school and town with two ra{lroads. For information write or call. Price $3,000; $1,500 down, C, H. Kidd, Wash oS, PARTLY impro al for fruit, potatoes or garden- 3 slightly run down; lots of frait on the place; lots’ of good water; well located, close to Atle. "Bought at big bargain, A. npire Bldg, Main DE: Rent terms. sid. Annex er Baker, i vom house, 6 Third A 72 FOR EXCHANGE— REAL ESTATE i00D HOMESTHAD 1 Unquishments in irrigated district for sale ortrade. Auto not consid- ered. Wifkt have you? 208 23rd Ave. East 753 Mere: ~~ SALARY LOANS MEN AND WOMEN Can borrow the money they need: from this SOCIETY on their PLAIN NOTE. No security, no in- dorser, and strictly confidential. No investigation or inquiry of friends or neighbors. $10 TO $100 Loaned for any purpose. |HASY PAYMENTS LOW RATES | Employees Loan Society 565 EMPIRE BLDG. 914 Second Ave, corner Sadtaon, (Vital Statistics] BIRTHS Births in thelr households are re- ported by the following Seattle men: Johnson, John A, Haller Lake, boy. Jensen, Jens 1, 6251 Fifth ave. N. Wa girl. Angell, Howard Milton, 4719 Eighth ave. N. E,, boy. Payzant, Herbert Curry, 428 20th avey girl. MeNeil, John Allen, 1904 Nob Hill aye. boy. Reynolds, August, 2 W., girl. Charles Daniel, 3829 44th ave. boy 58th ave, & 8.W Vuknian, James, 4810 10th ave. S./ girl Thornton, John L, 4246 Sixth ave. + irl Ryan, Danicl J., 4761 49th ave. S. Wa girl orge, Dan, 08. 42nd ave. S, boys 219 Graham st. girl Rogers: Fmnk A., 6150 W. Hudson *, William, 1707 Bellevue ave, ‘le Kruse, Ernest, 409 Eastlake ave, boy. Ness, Christian, Yakutat, Alaska, boy Adams, Walter R., 7316 Jones ave, boy. elson, Elgnar, Seattle, girl. c axapbe ll, Irving R., Black Diamond, gir: Marshall, Shirley, 315 Harrison st, girl Sasoff, Peter Carl, 124 W. Canal st, girl. Wiswell, Allion C,, 9447 35th ave. S. W., girl Hays, George, 228 Orcas st, girl. Rhoades, Irving D., 7418 10th ave. N. o.. girl. Goodspeed, Cyril Herbert, 2015% First ave., girl. Boytler, Harry, East Seattle, boy. Harv Robert, 1720 EB. Denny way, manarioll, “Howard Beers, 525 \folden st, gir Ondracek, Joseph A., 10349 65th ave. S., Leslie William, 710 E. 52nd st., Oliver, Harry, 9052 Ninth ave. S. We gir Nelson, John C., Brinnon, boy. Jones, David Earle, Seattle, boy. Mealch, Samuel, 2014 14th ave. Wy boy Homer, Carl N., 1101 36th ave. Ny girl. Smith, W. Philip, Bellevue, boy. Paulsen, David F., 1125 25th ave, boy. DEATHS Wood, Josephine Bride, 33 years, Star lake, July 3. Treacy, John-Michael, § years, 3702 Corliss ave, July 6. Hutchins, Mary Blair, 61 years, 4436 Bith ave. SW. July 6. Livingston, Alexander, 61 years, Idaho hotel, July 3, Ray, Blbert E., 66 years, Atwood hotel, July 5. Gilson, Julia M,, 7: lake ave. July 6. Griswold, Martha J, 74 years, 5567 Wallingford ave, July 5. years, 2609 East- John, 7115 Sulvan wi 7, Se Orby Rea, 4457 40th ave. 8, i