The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 26, 1923, Page 15

} In the “Kid's” wi 4 ally into darkness in the early morning except in cases of neces- 30, INDICTED, ~ FACE NETERER BORAH DECLARES ind Grand Jury Starts to lisboa On in § in Soviet Row, bs Grind Again Thursday While tho federal grand jury was Senator Avers Ww. ASHINGTON, D Deo. ~—Seere- Spending tho last day of ita Christ) Wry Hughos' Raidenteeatic ‘ot docu: Dhia recess Wednesday, 30 persona Ramod in indictments returned {ho relationship. betwi mentary evidence in the possession of tho state department bearing on mn the soviet Passed in review before Judge Jere government and ‘the communist Miah Neterer during. the morning. thind internationale was sharply ‘Pwo of those arraigned, George Wil-| Challenged hero today ly senate ad- Hanis and William R. Whitewel!, both for Hauor yiolation, pleaded, guilty. | December 28 was set as the ploa dat for a jority of the others, while @ fow entered pleas of not guilty. ~ Those indicted for narcotic viola: m included Wong Hoy, Lew Kow, Jung Kee, Mak Yap, Kock Tak, Ng Show, Tse Fook and Cheung Foon, ¥egoro Kaito pleaded not guilty to smuggling aliens into the United States; Louis Dotson and Hoffel M./ Wn were arraigned On an indict. Ment charging assault on the high #eas, while liquor yjolation mdict- Ments were of the fight to force a thor of the Russian situation by the sen- ate, said in a etatement that “Mr, Hughes and tho state department have been Imposed. upon! ed by the following: yocates: of Russian recognition, Senator Borah of Idaho, leader atudy Senator Wheeler, Mantana, an- nounced he would introduce a reso- lution im the sonato when It re jconvenes, calling on the state de- partinent and the department of Justice to transmit all their Russian evidence to the senate. “Thesq departments,” he said, “should produce their evidence and Heisler, Car} Utley, Daisy Ovw.|!¢t the senate determing for itgelt Florence Jensen, Charles John- the facts and see if the charges John McHugh, Alex Lundin being mado wil stand the test of Oliver McLeod, John Soderberg, Te Williams, William R. White: Well, Hugo Zeuner, Cham Lam, Charles Christensen, Mack Cooper and E, DeVaul. the Habt of day. EVIDENCE IS MYTH, WHEELER SAYS “Frankly, I do not feel that they ean produce any convincing eyi- The grand jury was expected to; dence to prove their contentions, resume deliberation on the remain-|My own bolief is the so-called evi- ing cases pending on Thursday, and denco ts largely a myth. The do- the district attorney's office an- Jury would probsbiy terminate be- fore the close of the week. Remain: ing cases consist in the main of jPartment of state and the depaxt- Hounced that the work of the present) ment of justice should not be gy-| SAsoN ing out propaganda of hate when they claim to be working for peace.” Horah's interpretation of the edl- Uguor violation and narcotic charges.|torial of the soviet newspaper, SHUT-INS GIVEN YULETIDE CHEER Isvestin, cited by Secretary Hughes to prove @ elose relationship be. tween the soylets and the third puna eg was that it was the jon of an editor who was rene fe bo good to his poor rela- tions yisiting him."* The third Internationale met in Moscow and neither Lenin, Trotsky Orphanages and Hospitals |"°", Stenim attended, Borah said, Are Remembered Christmas! What a beautiful word it was to while Trotsky sent word the world revolution the Internationale aimed at js no longer an !mmediate pos- sibility. The editorial, Borah said, was de- Yho hundreds of invalids, wounded sgned to soothe the feelings of the Yeterans and the “poor little tots’ $m Seattle's orphanages, To the yen more than anyone else, for on the great day—this gentle Christ mas day—bright dreams camo true Ne the youngsters and good will hone upon the older folks. ‘Thruout the day observanc ere carried on. At the Mother! WRyther home 100 ‘shining © fac Theamed at the heaps of turkey lon the dining table, beamed at fhe brigh trees, the any gifts and the “jolly old Santa klaus.” At the Seattle General hospital Warclers from the First Baptist) fehurch sang Christmas hymns. At fthe Swedish hospital, a baby was mn and the Svea Male Choir Jadiy welcomed him in song. Babies t the orthopedic hospital had two Whristmas trees and a real “Santa” Ro preside. Religious services wero held at Bho King county home and at the ‘county hospital, a Christmas pro- gram and many visitors made the ay bright. Groups sang at the Minor hospital and little trees were Placed in the wards. Thruout the city’s church circles he day was celebrated with glad- @ome praise to Tho Master. Ser ices, both morning and evening, eo held In all the church cen- ters of the city and at least one service in the smaller churches. Soldiers at Fort Lawton had a Joyous day. The post was Invishly decorated with wreaths and holly and two large Christmas trees loaded with gifts, were centers of good cheer. PUP LURES MAN TO HIS DEATH Shot in the Dark Ends Life of New York Gangster NEW YORK, Dec. 26.— ers of the Indian jung the tiger with a bleating beby goat, Greenwich village gangsters lured “Kid” Thomas to his death early today with a whimpering mongrel puppy tied to a door knob. The “Kid,” who 30 years ago was a first-class welterweight boxer, | was playing poker in @ club room of the only kind of Y. M. C. A. village understands. With him were his gang. The door bell shrilled and the “Kid” being nearest, flung the door open and looked out * world one do n’t rly si From the corridor came the whine of a puppy. The “Kid” opened the door a little wider and the light showed a little black and tan puppy tied to a door knob. Thomas took two steps across the hall and some- 1 from a dark corner, When * friends reached him h with the puppy playin, barkl a about and licking his fac face, BROKER CRASH UNDER PROBE ‘***= , Dec. 26.—Trade was stock of the S mthern tes Oil corporation on the York curb market today. The company is sponsored by form- er Governor C, N, Haskell of Okla- homa. Other o stocks with which Haskell is iden broke The committec on business conduct of the New York stock exchange be 4 nto transactions in gan examin sheactions e: stock. Failure of Richards Hutchison & Company, curb brokers, line of t0 the murder cottage and burned no carried a considerable louthern States Oil for certain eu: tomer hortly after announced. ExGovernor Haskell was m m his offices today raid he would § P today. He !9 chairm an of the boa of directors of the Southern State Ol! corporation. Por ified immediately | editor's friends In the internationale hot in any event could not speak or the soviet government. RUSS DISCLAIM PROPAGANDA Not Seeking Disciples for |’ Communism, Is Claim BY JOHN GRAUDENZ (United Press Staff Correspondent) MOSCOW, Dec. 26.—Russia haw ab- solutely no intention of sprending communist propaganda in the United States, Soviet Foreign Minister George Tchitcherin told the United Press today. Tehitcherin explained Russi: at titude towards the dispute over the Steckloff editorial in the Isvestia, produced by Secretary Hughes as proof of soviet plotting in America, “Steckloft’s article was meant to be taken in exactly the opposite sense from Hughes’ Interpreation of it," he wald. MAIL VOLUME SETS RECORD A record volume of mail, esti-| mated to be 25 per cent grenter than jat any previous holiday season in the| |history of the Seattle postoffice, was handled this year with unprecedent. ed ease and freedom from conges- tion, according to announcement of George E. Williams, superintendent of mails, Wednesday. “Actual figures on mail handled will not be. available for several * Williams sald, “but veteran toffice men who have been with |us for years are unantmous jn their estimate on the mail increase during the weeks preceding Christmas.” The ease with which the huge |erowds were handied is credited in {part to a spirit of cooperation on |the part of the publfe and to careful ike hunt- | je who bait| mailing space wag provided at the| preparation by officials. Additional office thru opening the basement to the public, and several stations, for the use of postal employes only in handling parcels, were operated in [districts of the city. PLAN FUNERAL “OF MRS. BOWER Last rites for Mra, James A. Bow- er, for many years a welfare worker in Seattle, will be held Thursday at 2 DP. m. from the Butterworth mortu 300 E. Pine st. Rev. J. D. O ers will conduct the services. 8. Bower worked among chil dren, old people and animals, ani was well known in humanitarian eir cles. She was the daughter of Rob. ert Bruce, a civil war veteran and for many years {dentified wtih the G. A R. She came to Seattle from Wis onsin, where she was born. She married James Bower, a contractor, nd took up her home in Seattle per. manently. Mra. Bower died at her home, 9432 Woodlawn ave., Monday. She is sur ived by her husband, James Bower, her daughter, Catherine, a stu way high school, Body o of Murderer Is " Exhumed and Burned IN, Maine, Dec. 26 yi of the exhuming hornft of the body of John Snow, murdérer'of five parsons, who killed imself after the crime, was under here today, but authorities ad mitted they we resi Snow's body was taken from its grave early Christmas day, dragged with the house Authorities have found nobody who jout the affair now, A Pole, killed his wife, her andmother and her aunt in the cot and then shot hima Pre: had killed the v making little prog: | ife and} The Seattle Star)’ Publiehed Dally Waniaerecth Ave STAR WANT AD RATES Count 6 words to one line; cont, 17 cents per tine, Fato cost per tine, 16 cents, AAP LID conta, u Beline ad; to. ra Mn. ite: rat Contract. Raten by Reaquent MA in-0600 ene eee 9 MALE HELY—WANTED | WARN Fit to $260 Bame ad to run & or More times, b S-lino ad, i net at 17 conte per at 15 conte (qe Pwr nooo sg wn as zat ota ‘HUGHES FOOLED, Extra Trousers, $5 Match that old coat and veat with a new palr of trousers, See our mame mot) ock of pants at new low thousand pairs to choone 5a pair. ate UheteLl on lA. 4th thly, ox fe railway traffic In+ ition guaranteed a penees pal tar completion of 3 months’ home study course or money refunded Excellent opportunities, rite for free booklet, Al neas Training Inst. MODBRN AUTO AND TRACTOR SCHOOL, day and night clann Bend Hi te __Me ro “BUSINESS SERVICES Attorneys-at-Law ADVICE tren, Jouoph Allon. lawyer Seg a saan dir, IL tote mod. | 1 a a no AN canon, Poon mod. eayl Ou Ey leaning CARE a “WEAVING, cleaning, m malt ray Writ ‘a & Car Cleaning Wo: ie rug, fae tory on Pacitie tion, me hen 7 x vaacr el for pricey. Monuments ania wecured, deyeloped and sold. 05-6-7 Central Bldg. Beattle, Mk'tne 0290, 600 F st. N. W., Wash- ington. D.C. PATEN' Central wo): cod, Quick reat Hi JG Glyman, 603 Wenwic i Cawrencs. setae 1861. Advice and STARRY WOWER" Pat export Fes $76. all cont, Terme, eta, Bid. ‘Physicians, Surgeons DR. ANGUS, Rulte 400° Banta Bldg. Women’s ailments, disorders Piano Tuners -- STE WAI Stewart. ing Company Dr. Young Ching Treatments of cyllblains, ao and feet, stomac k hands, Triaugle Bidg., Third and Yesler, LOVE LY INS May ia the last da: the Colonial theater, 4th near Pike. Wishes of A. Wm tory Sel | Hidg., Beattle, largest nc | _ Northwest. FC Ito welcome, Ain fast, eaaily learned o Knitter, immaterial. Send for full p Jats and handsome Reward apeed? We give two hours of ¢ tinuous review, dictation and ¢ ool. Call MA in-0642. § iS BUSINESS COL 2 615 Crary Bldg, 615 Union, athth Av iT DOR Jal course will promote Day and evening classes. 88 Bl 88 COLL B Fifth and t s- “SITU ATION—FEMALE WIDOW with «girl 5 wants house- keeping position or day work naet-4707. Mi WANTED “for arpenter pry, $100 down and $10 per month. io 1. W. Woe wae nee. M TRADB. We can place y. onition after fow weeks fOLER BARBER COLLE bedrooms (men); free bath an _phone. Lynekly $1.75, n Clock. Opp. poatoffice. itar ave., Apt. @. Berlin, Chancellor Marx th adults this year id ANY leaks in treanom feathers: 9x12 rue Cleaned w. MONTHLIUR Bitte Saal . Seattle, Co. 1st and Virginia. Ustablished Opticlan and Optometrist PRBDMUNDA Froser-Patérson Co. tent Attorneys FP GORIN, Patent Attorney, Pat- PUGET WOUND Warple and Granite 1474. 3 : one 4-room. chol A NICE 6-foo lot, ta “STROM, MX [n-3620, ining $3 | 3! FUNERAT. NOTICES CF CALVIN Ay STEWART, age 7 years, beloved husband of Ella Funeral services Saturday at 1 p, m, ut our chapel, Home’ Undertake 3 PERSONAL ag {inch cedar siding, per Sash 20x25. 4-Ng! Recommend ighty f treatments aed high 7 if ale! Bash for incloat kings of diseases oom a2 Garage doors, 4 may o 1 tial fr m the fame us teacher, suthor of “Three Weeks, ing her dar- ing portrayal, "Six Days,” now at LD OWNERS having trouble with transmis: bands call at 2119 Fourth aye, and get _remody ECIAL NOTICES | Universal Whist Club Economy Bild. 1431 1st. room 1; af- ternoons 2:30; evenings 8:30, Pub- 6 LOST AND FOUND | STRAYED from 128° Terry, Boston | brindle, name “Sister.” Reward, 7 FEMALE HELP WANTED |} | EARN toney at home. Women everywhere making substantial) amounts knitting socks for us on]. No experience necessary. Distance feu Qe mtamp. Auto Knitter Co. Dept c », Naw York DO YOU want increase your n- uy service work in our day and even- not make ahy difference about your present position, Our RAGIN fae playing taught. 806 9 MALE HELP—WANTED road work, at Catheart, north of Seattle, but must buy home and Call at 908 N, LEARN TH BARBER . 2008 Sth, near Wentiake ay., clean, furnished steam-heated | _ small cont repair your watch, throw It away 302 Unton. brakemen, heginners ) (which position?). Rail- for light work. 1003 Terry |Marx Thanks World for Christmas Aid BERLIN, Dee, 26,—In a Christmas address to the world, broadcast from nked the United States and other countries that had contributed to provide for| TH Desk exh undernourished German children and “Hundreds of thousands of Ger mans are so impoverished they were glad to eat one meal at the expense | of foreign relief commissions,” Marx|— | | TAKEN FROM LIFE (0 SITUATION=MALE AGED Than wants work immediute= ening; references, U 50, ‘ootnt Phone BU nsot 1535 und forget tt. PAPER han ay Kalsomining. it AGENTS WANTED ae SHETTBR MADIS | SHINTS direct from our factory to aX FOR RENT— FURNISHED ROOMS TRUNKS” moved. 60a. Want 0003 24 FURNISHED APTS. AND FLATS ~~ Lexington- ington-Concord ~ LEVEL WALia mist eauipped. nom cottage, with wara, Deny and $15 per month, You move right in. ¥ NEW MODERN ppartmeet; fine vie CA pitl- 1047, ¢|37 PIANO—Genuine Gilbert plano, Ma> howany, absolute berxain, only 1 Ae 39 Ee FOR SALE Biake buys, « welle. 1618 oth 45 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE o. B. wes LA COMPANY Aye. SASIL AND DOORS Klour bins Cupboard do: French doors Breakfast nook tables and seata. Ironing board and cabinet com- Diete with sloave board ....$15.00/ x80, glazed... 850 Window glass by the lght or by the box. Plate glass windshields put in your | ar. 0. B. WILLIAMS COMPANY Save on Useful Gifts We have opened a new department PeAACS Sraas ary foods, expectal: | ly bedding, ln: curtains drapes, We guarantee a big saving | People’s ‘Purniture Co. $07-$09 Pike St. MA {n-4860, ~Hlectricad “Fixtures You saye considerable when you buy | ‘our electrical fixtures UPSTAIRS rom the man that makes them WAGNER'S LIGHTING FIXTURES 1410 Woatlake Ave. Time Square. oM FREE ITA ALL 7 inch bungalow siding BN. casing .« 1 GROG’ UMBER CO. GA efld-265 FUR GOAT, linet #1 Collar extraord ry fine; north arn otter. Coat of kolens! sian, fine fury cloth. Apply MT Terrace at race-2424 Lump Coal $9.50. delivered 2-ton lots, MeDermid Fuel, Co. “12-Inch Fir | Millwood $6.00 a cord, delivered—$6.00 COAL—AILL KINDS BE acn-10% Any Time 3A complete. Will averag home BU NSET-O114 “12-Inch Milt Wood, $6 $3.50 half, Lots of pitch tn > right away. L fot-2187 blocks, $6 cord cord. KB nwd-4645. $7.50 — COAL - Del., for range and heater. Furnace conl, $7. GA rfid-5 “San Francisco Fur Co. $24 Pino #t. Have your furs re- modeled and repaired by us at @ SEWING machines, good droy 4 First FULL cord C5 1 fot-0142 “AKE BOTTI i ADY-TO-WHAR your coat, Union made. 805 ‘Third. | SHINGL Es, Rtre. Stars, 33; Extra Washington 589 KE f, 1321 4th ave, Cobb Bldg. teed workmanship, 612 Olive. Huys, Selle an Office Furnti ADDING MACH ters bought. #0 SUNDWALL COMPA xehang: MA In-7388. and exchanged 8 ‘ORTABLI BLDG, CO. CA pitl-3922. TTRE ©O. d und re-made. ME Irne-0453 PAGE 15 45 MISCELLANEOU ohare St 16; buy your phonograp our factory atore, Records, latent hits, 60 raph Co. 1042 2nd, We ewing Machines $5.00 and up. __ Bowing Meanine motor In exe RESULTS That’s What Count n ntep plutor, 445 down, balance #12 month Miller-Norton Sales n uy and aa clothing and ture. wit zirey a Una rs NinW , 504 penny ” ( catalog No, % 100 CHDAT. wood. two third ger Every Day We Are Bringing Buyers to Someone - Late Chalmers Sport Roadster, $495 1 eh HAY. 3-Dase: mp $8; furnnc ws This ie a re id truck, $2 h chy iw condition; has spec new maroon paint Wiieals and Sire thounteg in reer: th jal tan top and BU nsot-0418, |46 WANTED—MISCELLA- WANTED = — Plans, Bh 962. heut covers and a 6 months’ guar anteed battery, Miller-Norton Sales Co, Just Phone MA in-0600 62 FOR Ee aa Reduced Prices Largent & Ryan STOCK OF USED CARS BH- i Only $850 Cash are selling them Brand New, and Attie, Strictly Modern Queen Anne Bungalow Reduced for Quick Sale FOR SALE—REAL a4 lay old Bes ¥%|_ On for Cathcart Lands Beautiful Colonial ” Bungalow Completely Furnished 2 URNITURE WORTH ABOUT $1,800 REDUCED TO $' TURE REALLY Gly 8) (H HOUSE AT ‘THIS RICE 3 LOT, 45x103 HOLDS 2 CARS LA Soames Tarkan motor hia june, ; cheap. sereon body, in good condi- tlom, for thin woek only $295 Ford touring car . It is true, nevertheless, This in your opportunity of Owner does not equipment, rims and speedometer.. y eponsible, and hav tion, you may move right equipped and.in good shape i Fivard + $250 XXX XKXXXXXXXKXKRAKAKXKAKAKRKAKRA AK AAXM and attic home is in th of Queen Anr has hardwood floors, i y bungalow has & large rooms lower flo rooms finizhed in athe. “full $22 Chevrolet touring, specu for thin woek at $300 TERMS AND TRADES Washburn Company Entrance 12th Ave fe: house Only watt 2 oF Chevrolet seortal corner” dintag ‘This in just exactly an ad- , real mahogany 3-plecé nee for yourse e will call for phone ME Irse-5825. Largent & Ryan, Inc. FE) mahogany davenport j¥XXNXXXXX one bedroom has gor- geous mahogany bed, dress- er, dreasing table, ot! room white ivory sé and we have eck ~ Here Is a Neat Little e really been sur- prised to find these beauti- MS |NEAR LATONA, CHOICE LOCATION ful furnished homes, just as BBBBRBBB ra small family here is a home that beats paying rent vice Tevel lot to alley: really a wonderful ne. one that any helm but be proud of. Irse-1235 or 0320 Only $300 Cash GOOD VIEW IMMEDIATE ew oon this makes it a pi Has two bedrooms, Nute Motor Co. “T Here Is a New One 6 ROOMS ON ONE F tats e DANDY LARGE LOT, VIE LLINGFORD CHOIC! B DIS’ TRICT will be ready | to get Into by firet of year. is out of ahe ordinary, mand for a 6-ro Attractive Bancalow XUREARFAST ETC, y & more days to take advantage w prices on Used Fords, They will start to raise after Jan Gur stock in complete, Ford touring: BBBBBBBSI Good condition:| Classy new home.’ Every new fea-| corner bedroom: standard Seger fixture: ce Ford -roadaters-new hill at this dime in a Tooms you nee y calling us up. TON REALTY CO.,, h and Meridian. cozy hone is oleae to school, ree-1235 or 0920. Burroughs Realty Co. L 1310 N. Gath nd Stone Way. VENID Ves and body. | y Rus- size 40. Kersey RERRRRARARRRARER a NEW YEAR'S sPEC University District Central Agency, Authorized Ford Broadway and Pike. Close to 4bth ver in water, dry planer ends, $6 1, forest wood and sack | aatdt TTA AAT AadanaadaaAdadaddadaddaddadaaaaa o autiful Chandler ) well con- fire- 1UUUUU ititul blue with silver stripes 500 Cash room cottage, ve put on 2 extr or and motom| pipaless furnace, $78 silver and linen, Price balance like “aak for Mr. Frazier, guarantee from me that it ured 4076 26th | ; one block to car hear grade and high . This property would be cheap on city's outskirts with improvements and lo- dining rooms across frou fire- features; ivory hot air #ir- Price seni, basement: 2 blocks from car, . balance easy H mill wood, no sawdust, lots Jump coal, $8.50 and up: best forest wood, $9.60 $7.50 LUUAAUNUUUMUUA UU Roosevelt Realty Co. yay | | B. R. THOMAS & COMPANY, Inc, RRRRRR R ne S. Dulmage ‘Co 0. 10th at Union _o She vrolet Sale heads, $10 up. Repairing, renting. MA In- 1926. 15 ¥ Histin Lgl dees blanks and pes ‘os tara va aio | MEN AND WOMEN of ateve length amiii wood, $6 delivered. Seattle Fuel ON FARM BUREAU EXCHANGE LY LIV- thing we hav, I ation, near # to Roosevelt atch Tracie, SACRIFICED TIRES 3 2 2x3 all other slzos, $4.60 ~ Ante Big. Free } new lighting with Teceipt and cot, ‘another at Tt needs no fixing; y ial batgains in our ‘change department Moyer- See Dis WHATLAR ES $50 Down—$50 CRY ROLE Norman Realty pe 45th and Waiting shoes résoled, $i. Oak tanned Mather, guaran f work near by is en who buy homes here. 908 Third ave. § lot in North End; em * than half block. from 40-Acre Dairy | walking dis- | A good 40 acres, near- | es in| } 5-room farm house; 004 | ‘and | Andrews, or- | against spring ya ir piped to 'sil| “Divers e set of farm | the Price | Van against Fellows and Arhtaut against TOPS tailored ‘elf, or we will on time, S and cash rogis- » to university; f building activity; s This Is a sacri 919 2nd av. PORTANLE garages houses, stores. MAT RAL AUTO TOP CO. P 8030 Meridian ay HENRY MOSSE ells and exchan 67_FOR SALE—ACREAGE Big Rush Still Dakota, Mon: la coming in hunches ey the offi D. it Mian, $08 Third ocheee ere is a good reason, as chickens are furnished on Lots of work at goo wages close by, RAfalie pl va ered at only $15 thousan eae free wood; water, 20,00 have Foust of un, Short auto Tihs Pd He Bi Beattie 1aag agagsaade ~™ Cheap—Fair House 4 Acres & | Beauty sg QVashin er month, Can move # Lied _ aie berri uy direct, aa See Mr. Suvan, 08 at Room 111 Waldorf 8 evenings. 68 FOR SALE—F. LANDS BIG Tand sale, Skagit count acre tracts, $25 and $35 per easy terms. Lots of work for settlers, H.C. PETERS, 726 34 72 FOR EXCHANGE— REAL ESTATE ¥OR SALE or trade—A Le 6 ranch, 6 miles from Pouls! ia Property in Seattle. gflex And son, 7766 Ninth ave. 8. W. 83 REAL ESTATE LOANS FIRST mortgage money In large or small amounts on improved elity pr farm property, Prudential Sey ings & Loan Association, “102 ‘Third ave. 84 FINANEIAL sed Wa beer Be pe 85 STOCKS AND BONDS FRANK B. BEST, INC, Bay: WILL SELL 100 SHARES, $5.00. WILL aes jet, See FER 10. LE 1121 POST ST. EL fot-3067. 86 CHATTEL AND COL- LATERAL LOANS cy 9, Workingman’s Loan Co. | Organized to make loans. to. ARIED people and KEEPERS on their perso: No security. or et aie on te. ring etd SEABOARD\BLDG. 10th Floor. Fourth and Pike. BILL WARNER has barre! money to Joan on automobiles. 409 BBEB BHBBBBRBRBBB iT Pine at. 87 SALARY LOANS i, paved whenever they raat i in; near Summit |) plain note, no security, no indorser ‘a! very comfortably furnished, in- Fequired. "Most liberal loan com= pany in clty. Don't care who you owe or what i want the money for. Just satisfy us you will make small weekly or monthly payments a you can get the money, without Ted tape or embarrassment. % ALSO Loans on Furniture Pianos, Autos, Ete. Any Amount, $10 to $100 {| Without’ paying ‘an exorbitant rate or being {mposed upon In any || Strictly Confidential ||Your employer, friends or neighbors: || need never know, You will be ©| surprised how quick and how easy it is to open Th account here, City Loan Co. _| 227 Seaboard Bldg. |SBCOND FLOOR FOURTH SALARY LOANS Can borrow the money they need from this SOCIETY on their PLAIN NOTE. No security, no indorser, and strictly confidential, Y vestigation or inquiry of friends or neighbors. $10 TO $100 LOANED FOR ANY PURPOSE ASY PAYMENTS LOW RATES Employees Loan Society we autos hauling people to 565 EMPIRD BLDG. the cream|_ 914 Second Ave., corner Madison you can free at our big dairy. ——— ———- , all the new houses going up. Good new house and 9 acres, only $1,15 :'«s |Vital Statistics] cr) DIVORCE RECORD | Suits for divorce in King counties filed Monday, were as follo Ham A. Davis against Sarah E aollle G. Deaton against X. Deaton, non-support; Ws against G. M. Ruth FP. Swart D. Swart, cruelt: were granted Monday in 4 of Lang against Lang, against Campbell, Fellows Arntzen. BY MARTIN