The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 13, 1923, Page 16

“= — THE SEATTLE TAR THUR ~~ SCENE WHERE 9 DESTROYERS CRASHED _ oy OUD GUAR WATCHING WEST UTILITY SPEECH © stax ‘wan Ap RATES | eeetnhnce anaes seminal a0 wuaderses: eaionees LT BUSINESS the W ea : t Toronto, Cans & SERVICES ee ttt A A TT NOW ERICKSON GIVES The Seattle Star xcesfiat wry | Concentrate to Control Any| Tells Advantages of Public conta per tine. ie 1 Insurrections Ownership off te run tor dP sents : BY LAWRENCE MARTIN ‘ t gas | Ate 2 ie i i ‘ } ¢ ‘ I ‘ : line it , a0 2 times, at 15 conte Vixpert. Vea w per jine Coolidae a all Main 0600 — Want Ad Dept. DAY EPTEMBER 13, 1923. Monuments Optician and Optonetele cy Y Bat Patent Attorneys % ¥ ee t t at that Attorney sat Law the fe reclama He ting on the street railway attle, Councliman ayo 1)" Ouft rugs, aleo rag rugs. 2617 Wentern Aye Main the scheduled took him to Dr. Lyon, where inj » the chiefs | to his hand and te with a few) Ho said that T' that the | with him.on his wa ‘CAN YOU BEAT THIS? — 1 | “B ITH PPS SETI Te . * > veil —Boys : S $30 ON | UNK” TRICK |=‘ rry the | cian, and appear nich was | hurt ntified ma the doctor would do so, he was bareheaded. elope empty ht by the police. ‘The fight occurred in the presences of Evelyn Ne 1309 W, Dravus Mowry, 924 N. Alst o from a near | it was de ixht and de turn over tor r refused and with a kn k and arm.|that she had taken poison. y honpltal, where his| history of the case. accidentally. Dr. J. L. M hort change artiste. Here’s your chance to see the |," 7" "is ecpmie be pen! perhaps you have it re-| He is h Atlen, Tawyer. y Bid, Wil. 2985. rpets and make durable | 2666) mer s WU blundered in be t it « Collateral Loans etary of the Int unload obsolete transpor | SaNEY Yoaned on all artlelen of Da juet r « nl ent on the eit ‘The value. THE RELIABLE. 1107 re it 1 1 » blame ot} Bleciric Machinery } ; ! " 1 in}t nership would aughed HOVGNT—BOLD—RENTED | 1 t b c 1 the t of t if they should condemn | W. MO? LIUS PRICE CO., Beattie. e, or the|6 LOST ANI uth on tf f to in wayed t perficial criticism. | ave PDT D CHM Ns pinged th of ‘Thorn Dats tx now moving westward on STRIKE SEEMS , haven Still intact when this photograph was taken, but rapidly pounding to pieces on the rocks near Point Arguello, the |bi* peacemaking mission. He y mm om Hh 7 : destroyer Nicholas may be seen in the foreground, Grounded farther out may be seen two more of the seven destroyers |<'""" S and Montane and I 0 BI % ENDED i Donel t disaster on the Pacific coast. o hin f cane | . PORTIA oF ea i mmeoth overt iffled fee To'a report rrest, Finney | f thone who » n the , that * ! od basoger sephagh Alki when until he looked back and saw him ly- | £0 and came tolink in the street. Finney said he bree ‘ a return to the| On one or two previous occasic : r tention of doing that he bad narre 7 xe bills * m be. ottered . F G 3 ; Vilar was veldaseh oa ula aed is new o ¢, he found that ee Nice niry wants good ha wan' gedit. of ehanee: at thers fought mvagely be Swallows Poison, | pra mito. Rasiat with p Acre evening overs kit of earpen.| Woman to Recover! ;"* ¥. Phone KE nwd- t hange. le, one of the brothers being| Suffering from the effects of|Gikis or woman for general house: bieainartad | ly wounded, while the other is| potassium poisoning, Mrs, Bessie| work. 2 in family. ¢ . in confined] in the Norwegian hospital, where | ¥ ared Thursday morning ! jerke 3 houne at 8407) wt ghter of Arthur W. Nelson.| that her condition wes not critical. |g ir nod ave. and Mike Nelson told the police that her] It is not known by the police! a man, $413 Greenwood Fi nele ot Smith Cove, visited| whether or not the poison was attended the wom: night shortly after she] § from her home, declaring] fox 311, a | | * H SCOTCH F 4 SPECIAL NOTICES Central Whist Club 421 Olive at. Ph 1A in-6521 Games evenings, & » FOU? B and white bull terrier In pay. 2424 Federal ave. CA pit i ‘TE D—Manlouriet, rience preferred: iF ahOD VApply 415 playing taught, 606 ther inform Bremerton, sh. 9 MALE HELP—WANTED of. injuries are diagnosed as minor He said he knew nothing of the | HIGH SCHOOL-BOY NTE great Ackerman & Harris vaudeville shows at the Pal- ace Hip every week all win- ter. Without a cent of cost! This newspaper has purchased 2,000 tickets to the Palace Hip thea- ter, the home of Ackerman & Harris® vaudeville and first-run feature photoplays, and will give two to every boy or girl securing one new subscription to this paper. Blanchon Has One of the Diverting Acts This Week HOW TO GET THEM Just have anyone who {s not having The Star delivered to thelr home agree to take the paper for three months. You do not have to collect any money or make delivery of The Star— simply take the order for the paper. 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U . rvice Commission, Room 1 WANTED—Hard rock tunnel m $6; chuck tenders, $5.25; muckers, 75 and $5; also concrete labor- $4.75. Apply 617 Lyon Bidg. AT ANNEX, 2004 8th. near Westlake ave., clean, furnished, steam ed bedrooms (men); Phone. Trans. 300; weekly $1.50. | BOY WANTED to carry good down: town route. Apply at the circula- tion department, The Star, 7th |_ave., near Union st. IF Sam Weistticid can't repalt your watch, throw it away. 302 Union. Big Green Clock. Opp. postoffice, READY-TO-WEAR trousers, match your coat union made. Traci 805. Third. > WEAVERS wanted—Apply In per- son, 2617 Western ave. PAPER hanging, kalsomining. Brown. Beacon 2982. PAINTING, Kalsomining. Mel. 9261. Reasonable. Nielsen. ANY Teaks in roofs? Phone Sunset 1335 and forget it. 14-A PUPILS WANTED PIANO, Voice. tion Low it instructio: rates. Studio, MAin-1907; resi- dence, MA in-1213. 17 MALE AND FEMALE HELP WANTED ORCHARD workers nted—Men and women can find work at good wages and under congenial condi- tions in the apple orchards of the Wenatchee and Okanogan valleys. beginning October 1. Joy & va~ eation and earn good wages at the same timé. Apply at Wenatcheo Commercial Club or the U. §. Em- ployment Bureau, Wenatchee, Wn. 19 FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT 2-ROOM complete housekeeping at Breer $15. 508 Bastlake. CA TROOMS and bath and electric lights. 419 Mercer. GA rfld-1637. _20—FOR RENT HOUSES ry HUNT'S POINT—6-room house; fireplace; hardwood floors; fine water system; 3 1-10 acres. ex- tending from ved boulevard to water front, Tennis court. wat rent $30 monthly, Will ease. THOMAS & COMPANY, Inc, Third Ave. EL jot-3142. Madison #t.$% 20 16 10 ein... LOAN & TRUST. C meee St 3 and 4-room modern flats, new! kalsomined and renovated, $12.0 to $18, Free rent to Oct. 1, Ap- ply John Davis & H. A. & Central Building. MA in-0061, THO or unfurnished 4 and bath, Indirect light French windo th