The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 3, 1924, Page 13

ae THE ATT I ee b s Physicians, Surgee (45 MISCELLANEOUS FOR 56 AUTOS FOR SALE |Exclusion Clause Here | Abe Seattle Star ox oa ra Published 1 ; ‘ poor a Se € T FUNERAL NOTICE «klie i to Stay, Says Freema STAR WANT AD 7 As ee | maven th Y, OAYS reeman RATES he ‘ oF nseeleproot 4 Count ¢ « ° at, 1 « Give La Follette Free Rein ‘arp : : ng (nate aE Hie eae ae in Independent Program Japane , adoept the swt bidet at ents : ang ore om : , ‘ ssa and sug { f-ltne ad, 1 ts per line HARLES | BY, age 42| S-piy we panel, $1 BY PAUL K MALLON - ~ S-tine Pt nts ? - - 5 ¥ as « ANI A @ Jay rs ae wi AnthJapane tag prot iding here by trea Contrast Re equest piste. BREAD Kb ! ee : 1‘ y the bestint Xd te aaly ¢ ection MA in-0600 - Want Ad Dept. oa iuvicas ; ‘ Gs A notte Nor we | > MieTt RVEBE « ‘ MAG ‘5 h bed on ft ma aw adopt : | i BUSINE : 33 ING BOARDS. ready to set in wa ' ‘ ri | Ee | . k n guaranteed I paign as o > panese and ¢ ' “ “Silemaiteian ‘wi he LASS ES ryaranteed. (0. 1 cal part : ie treate th - A ' t ave as b Legs te 1. W0 Birks bide. 908 , . ae Weu mod. MA i at ? representing progressive groups in which yurtesy as well, Those > ma 7 t : : sf ‘ ‘omeph Allen. lawyer pe every state % it te learned w and cumini avert. ete ngelnat-weck / 85 Wood's Hotel RE day, to permit Senator Robert M.| which includes a clause barring aliens should be apprehended anc 5 aivaen Lane wean ad drop fea, La -Follette, it didate, a free) Orientals frori admittance to this | punished by the government Special 11.00 plate dinner. to reign in. bis race Against the demo-| country, means that the principa 1t is intimated that this eoun 3 ULL sprd of stove length millwood cratic and republican candidates. asue in the Japaneso problem will be unable to prevent } $ delivered. Beattie Fuel Co, | j Leaders guided by his wishes plar been disposed of,” Freemar avy ux of Japanese smug “Wlecirie Machinery m bull dog, males white | Et 7 ‘ merely to indorse him whole-heart-| saya gied across the border, That is “HONANT— NOLO RENTED Around:shth ond Sore | “Sod ae EF ph LE j edly as 82 independent and not set tt Japan of the co a matter that the federal govern W_ MONTRLIUR PRICK CO. S o. gan license number 3614. WE at water ot. RU neet-0114, | & £ him wp as tistinet “thind party trol of immigration of its natior ment will take care of. Optician and Optometrist 9367. Keoward MATTRISREE re Me and recovered. ™ mm . candidate. the United Prem is au-| ais to this country, and places it Moreover, no Japanese can | ORTRDMUNTE Fr tine eeenianife perk dletrial— PRNIGOR MA Late Templar Touring thoratlvely informed in the hands of the United States gain } entry into this-cour a 4 Sian -ecore et he f Tits A-telesram asking La Follette to! \ here it belongs pestilence padi eF Patent Attorneys | Tim.” Reward. | Phone 1A | PORTARLL garages $695 express his w in an open lette “The exclusion clause is here co operation of the Japanese now rarent OLE dine Tint-bottom skill, No eee A Teas. Ht neet-1182 fory reading | ypige tae un Me reg to stay, and will not be changed, here. Such an attempt to en Keward. Phone EA st-3659 TS-INCHT pitehy miliwood, $6 cord See machin gion leader | "*RSt ¥F public opinion | De & serious mistake, cast dis Skoellent positions filled Tm | $e ee ene Sire eee “The wise course for the Jap credit and react against them. ne day. ig demand for skilled | Seer eee Of the convention _ Perttos Fenwick, Lawrence, Kraphers and bookkeepers. Jobuston will deliver his keynote | Vshed 1861, Advice and booklet | mie DUBIN Eas COLLE & the og easton to me 48h Mirko Bide M43 $15 CRARY BLDG gpeech at the opening session to free 4 Mal morrow. in an rasno ina Monuments SHOUT invergive summer cournee | i clatilag cadfurn] i code wings, 5 | KLAN No issur PUTT ROUND Marble andl Creates | fe! (al % Viret ave. recnauiomatin awies Fy CONVENTION “on Yet and Virginia, Uatebliahed | Kiorhse NUKINKSS COLLEGE React cat’ trate tore. ot Mey Ku- Klux Kian issue, which e I u es Seattl | 615 CRARY Bl MA in delivered. —F il trade in ight car and give split the democratic convention, will Ta n ri u é | Aart plato’ playing taught. 606 | KAVANAGH $3.00 hi easy terme,’ Bee this at once. Open B® net even be mentioned and the en ches SUAS GARAG “ evenings. wm) oe «ae | SMALE H ELP—WANTED | Ln | GM tire platform will deal exclusively > ti j ® t '—WA) | gee CAPITAE| «Buy Mere With Confidence Bein 2 cemand for economic refor |Story of Love and War 3,000 Years Ago s| Vita ALISEICS || sex ae—pect sass wanted ts | PORPABCE garages. — CK pT-IvaE ee Presented by Oriental Company 5 | FeachO™ et pum, Eritorele cata |/S6_ AUTOS FOR SALE | Eberharter's Garage jam Allen Cooper, the Wiscon- BIRTH S ferme aule to ge | Sse ; sngressman who presented the} | ‘3 4 - C Yestlako N, and Republi sin congressma presesi HINA of 3,000 years ago was} dic and beat upon a cytmal, In| Wirths tn thelr households are re-| Pulld, Amal! houses north of city, | Sunset Motor Co ] 7 atlek » Band Repub ean Ia Follette substitute platform at | ara bie the foliewing mon, near lake, But must ta | the republican convention and was| ~ brought to Seattle Wednesday such cases he left, ome hand free | ported hy the following men) bon dnird ey Used Car: | SV ELDE Pmundy booed, has been asked to| night by the Ying Mee Hop Opera | #"4 alternated between fanning him-| “boy 3 teas el | ae J 8e ars GEASS WINDEIREL DE. ond GF Breese Pefore the progressive con-| company in their new theater in ace ue 1S oer Se: jemand at big wages n| See our stock of used cars before| while you walt: cost much less. | jon in te ram sent Cooper | .., | oy J - = 1 fe 0: Alki te ich you In ow week you bi We have wh yor nt} co. an “eng iipqeamemrtae Pe} China town admidst the din, crash: PLAINLY VISIBLE j Zeman, Ranegee te SG AIRE BY MOLER ARBRE CoLbean, Sia} Ze yNuy, We hay right, with easy | DOORS, 1987 Firat ave. 8 Seattle | The program of légisiation for ne bg shrieking of a Chinese or-| grage hands walked to and fro Minkley, Philip 3. 3426 Corliss ahd | ociane ev w—raxorox| Tm 33 FORD TOU TING: § ches le } 7 year to y; Just which the progressives fought in vip about the stage during the play|)/Sifh | nog. s196 1th ave. git | SCHOOL day Fee night classes HUPMOBILES Uxtras; Tun’ jes than 2060 tlle Dickt, Paul G.. 11 the last congress will be embodied | Resplendent in gorgeous costumes} with an air of invisibility as if they | Rohmidts Rudolph, 620 32nd aye, boy. | fend for free catalog No, 3, 700 PAL 1 GARAGE, 2038 Pin the dectaration ‘of principles. It |e actors presented @ story of love | were wearing tho marvelous invisible| Palmer, Walter T. 6 Fitth ave ercer (i CHEN ‘ FIRST AVE gasiic Wil edincide almost complétely with | 42d war of the Sang Chew dynasty | jackets of the Land of Oz. In thelr Lika St” shee, igi t 4dth Ot: | ary LS EX. weet Wh OAKLANT | FOURTH of July special—Oakland 6 } the platform: offered by Representa. | '0 4n audience that was half Chi-| shirt sleeves they offered a startling| ApIns*ton® Jonm 1eio ° dooms’ (men): free bat PATHFINDER, | _bearon a Bill, BU uactsa tri - E tive Cooper, of Wisconsin, ay the "ere and half Americ contrast to the embroldered os-| Conn, Custer Warren, 607 Ansley pl.| phone, ‘Trans 86e: weekly ii. 76. CASE TOURI | BORIS dalivery der ele by Gwaer | minority reported to republican con-| As divided as the nationality wat/tumes of the actors and actresses EH Sg Pred Monroe 1743 Fremont | Good wi for little money, 11921 Standard touring priced for} Under Westlake Public. Market vention in June. the expression of the audience. To! 1, mattered little. to them if they | nag ‘irl | quick sale—a bargain. | Jonon. oh SET FORTH MONETARY j the Americans the play was a mat-| passed in front or in back of the|Middisten” Adrien Leroy, Seattle] bain Deter le a —eonsitiee, AMID DEMANDS ter of wonderment as to how the! accrors é Heights, boy, ae nak nae we VALUES IN THE CITY 35th ave. W. Lower normal taxes, higher sur bees: Ro nina the a of the! The story had to do with an em ay tah ’ wad a } FOR ~SALE—REAL fasem Rovernment operation of vital | Htom above the noise of the music.| yeror aud general who were taken|Hirabash\, Motoyoshl, 207 Terry ave | Terms and Trades ESTATE pilic utilties, revision of the) ™ «Oe ms BOSERNS 80 the | prisoner’ by bandits. They were ‘. . | | ro FechiCummins act for lower freight | threads of the plot from between the | Prisoner, by bandit,” tc Grover Cleveland, 5609 Phin- | — ; ! é sats cena Mvernment nid foe farm |Shrlek of highpltched fiddle and the | Te*c¥ed by another detachment un-| "Ney ave, girl ! A bag ah TN sh Sunset Motor Co. idice : : les an ere nt nid for farm | piinll af tne €ance der the Command’ of Capt, .Kwok! McAlister, Donald, 1. FD: Now} reasonable’ prices; Pin treestats Pike’ Noyiaton BA at-0308 Capitol Hill Bargain marketing will be demanded. e e s I Stong' On aia sons of the), boy winter: ny time eet Roy lato BA at-030 Thexpected enthusissm is betng| It was the official opening night)...” a ee ndo, Samal Maynard ave. bor. | fOHIFH reshingled and . repalred. | Westlake & Denny Way MAIn-§111] 54750. $500 « nd $60 per b ; : ‘ general aa 4,750—$500 cash and $50 per month, manifest by all the delegation of the theater: and many Americans | "Cao, Kwok Hong On was’ jealous | MARRIAGE LICENSES } eC icit "NO Kateorl > ca = mene toransunig, for s wal vast # te the chances of 1a To nad been invited. There was ho mis | of Chu Ying Kan and attempted| Name and Keeldence: Age. | of BE 082 evenin | | « *Sated smoderm hbuse, 4a: Immact- Before” the rumpus in’ the demo-| taking the place, for the orchestral | Kana tite, “Kan. Was one mon ot| Edmondson, Marcel IL, Kent 3 repaiting, re-shingling-| Howell-Bonness Star | _ iate condition, and with 6 large | eratic convention, leaders of the Tua | selections could be heard for several! 4), general. Kan saved himseif,| Hil, Berta M., Springfield, M 3 11018, niet : rooms; has fireplace, splendid Follette: movement planned only to| blocks. Btenseth. Mrik T.. Yaucaila, Or... .39 Todds (repaliel, veabinatel, Motor Co. 1 Steet Poll: @appane. Mapemontyt asa | but the girl, lover of his friend, | ith f 4 dry, and swing about five states and hoped to} Had a blind man wandered into the Ineo Pi at aa ‘aoe tive | Highland, Nellie, Chippewa Fall 64 aes | wit if sare, Noe “ were gf re | [throw the selection of president | place he would probably have con-|{** Pan Guy, was taken captive) Wis »)|12 SALESMEN WANTED _ |..,, Vee eeg ae trees and garage. For this use| unre pease of roresenintives., | cluded that ‘he was in ‘a Chinese | aap Hiuisiag: tate theo Mgcltoa. Menttie ss Ht SMEN wanted to w OVERLAND Touring .....--- H vnusual pickup on rental terma, @ Now they believe they have a rea-| kitchen where the man and. wife fbeme geek Mobos ne rode be tat Saue at Soaeias by Roadster call M-66, MA in-5341 Fsonabie chance of accomplishing | were engaging in a deadly duel with | 0@t 5 Phy Fi hoogetiantd bert ede trod age Pry Touring 180 i aaa | tirction of 1a Follette. frying pany and stew kettles, at the| Tescued her, ‘Then he fought « duel Neil asthe? Keaitle Ah TE oT aes Henry C. Ewing & Co. Organization work is gding on to-| same tims berating each other tn ¥!th Capt. Kwok Hong On and kill ott, Anna Aurlene, Seattle 200 Alaska Bldg. MA in-5341 With the national committee and | bigh-pitched voices. by oe Lee Pan Guy then martied) beneerta Edward ¥., Spokane GOOD USED CARs 4 credentials committee weeding| The orchestra was the big feature, 1°, Rit | Van Horne, Rone, Seattle... Dita Bxbtons y i | patie Ree TF eat deterares. jto the Americans. Unable to under | The plot proved interesting to the | Cratb, Donald ¥., Seattle 18] Quite Exe pe nal | SOME REAL BARGAIN | 2.500— $500 DOW! + Bob” La Follctte witl zo te Cleve-| stand the lines of the Chinese actors, | Chines?, Judging from the bursts of| Daysdale. Rubye, lox Angeles 4 $21 Upper fat of w 3-00cu | 20M $40 UP MODERN 5-ROOM BUNGALOW (ead tonight to act as his father's |they devoted their attention to the | applause that followed the dramatic | Weatherbee. Sette ins beats Lanee] < peney:t 6 Inge, attrac Why be incredulous? [ Tepresentative at the convention. four men who produced strange | Moments of the play. The play be peti bert, Taek ia bletle shat tite etow, oa s ‘ wary | WhY not see it? | Diseussion of a running mate for | tones from equally ax strange instru-| f&n at 7 o'clock and lasted well! }Mderson. Alpert: Iasaauah .--tegal , Orrna wales. /919 Olive, Corner Terry |X pan # topes spedern Rangalow for Pia Follettc covers a wide range. | ments, | towards midnight Herbausen Savini Aieust, Se Crawford) & Conover, 408 | Bie i | $2500. Yes, honest, it's m There is some specuintion that he} Two men beat drums and two| Americans lasted on thé average|. attic” ne apes: | iia Nei staas |\ tend Slesitn thernorth endo bak - @ might name the same man picked | others played fiddies.; Apparently jot a half an hour at a stretch and | Tavre, Emma Rakey, Seattio ' ‘ Wand APARTHENTS | sana Tee: AD CSED see Baker park. A few hundred down, MD fer second place on the democratic | one fiddler was director. then went out to rest their ear ant, Tichard, Seattle “ne FOR REN’ : . . To. then rent. | 2 EOF feket it they name a suitable man, | At times he would desert his TI4-| drume rai Seawater Bi Be obert 7 PRR hee ee oiis | Big oe of Good: Used : rrisaieeay esi 1 q 5 eed J Lee, T. Edwin, U. 8 | ‘olumbla St 4 to ars. 5 a 2 nion - f and in a strategic position in case] Sint |$25--DEMIRADLE 6-room Tcotta Cars—T5 Cars SAVE commission—y bwne ® the election is thrown into congress. ' | Kiliman, Elate, Seattte . walking distance: Al shape; fin KF d All M del lies arrones POnRalGw. vpn: If Others mentioned are Justice Bran. | rker, Tom G., Veronia, Or lake view. Seen by appointment ords— odels ord district. This house Js 4 year: [occ tse Saving Lives INDEPENDENCE DAY | aries, tor, %.veyna. Or zt] Re lea aa Sa AN eats |. gid iat i erie clin e | Wheeler. of Montana; Thom } Iph 6. & 8 Arizona. .23 | $26-—-NEWLY decorated slht-room otars—z 4 bE de catfornia, sormer a pri J R HAS REAL MEANING Barnett, Grace i, Seattle «is... --21| at vi MA‘in-aget | ccaicshs gins‘ eclen” bead cfast “nook. French | an ; Schaufler, Richard gal 'RNISHED evtolet Superior Sedan—Special lawn ‘and fence, i | ition and Vitor Sturt, ot) SUSE outine | FOR THEM, ANYWAY | svssr, tis eM eenere |sT GRRE che ee acc See eee ee of } || [PYHIS being the season when the || Bissell, Morton, Tacoma |e overhauled, and locke moog, Pints | $5,000; easy terms. 4514 Bagley . . | a * Rood. ave. MET to This Girl thoughts of the American |j Dursell, Blanche, Seattle | ; Sats + Ae Werder Te a | ave, MEI ‘ people turn to the Declaration || Guthrie, Robert H., Portland ..Legal | pit 5. 36 22 Durant Four; overhauled; good ‘s | SEAT TLE WOMAN || of A eisandacce aut cpoeier ‘2 | | Cole, Grace Ciasma, Portland ..Legal _— tires; has had the beat of caro, | Queen Anne Bargain IFE SAVING gets to be pretty a ate ae Morris, Bert, Skykomish +.28 | MODERN 3-room, $22.50, 1407 Mar- : “MS a im | a much of a routine when ‘one ee si ed Sognty oes itegor, Blanche, Seattle 18) Ket. SU mast-0663 daya; SU neet-| BABY TERMS AND TRADES” | Siiien. s.renuy: MeihlOw with all e ot |} cou ureday aro anserting || sonnson, Raymond Leonard, b6 evenings. oy r built-in features: large living : ff Lh {Geeenit even atop to get the name Cf} | ights. to. independence, and Bellingham - ‘ Leal | 24 | FURNISHED APTS. |. W..S8. Dulmage Co; | Srcom, basmvrond fioome tienen 3 | the person nee it in with || the pursuit. of happiness | Sauset, Clara, Bellingham Leg: AND FLATS j 1403 10th Ave. BA at- 70644) . Tene Oey Daaeeawht: whe But that is the way : 1] “Ast even. score of divorce vom- || Geddy. William M., Beattie 3 . | | for $4,360; or will trade for desir- oe AREY | Geraldine Cramer, alin ttertield, Myrtle Alberta, Seattfe 18 | "AND g-room flats, cleans weil- | o — | Gina Tatesma neat P 326% Second ave. || Plaints was on tho: calendar for | furnished: phone and walking din- 4 % ‘PI : j Gloyd Conquers Crest | w ‘Thursday afternoon, according to lL Eeeiit ee ett |”. Today's ‘Specials | Watson-Moore Co. » 5 . | Be acn- ibis | 5 =. g tae Sunday after-|| Deputy Prosecutor Eugene . . re | MODERN Y-room “furnished. $25; | | : 204 Marion St. EL iot-6486 : on Mount Rainier noon she waa|| Meacham. | fine location, aoe East:{| 1920 Mitchell 6 Kee’ Mr. Sieight 3 swimming with| “The folks are declaring inde- A pitied | R d ter “RIG SACRIFICE THIS WE : Honors for being the first women | F her brother at Ma-|| pendence that they may be freo ROOM fo mi no ei | oadster | Unfinished | house, oubie corner 122 : rs of 2 successful summit | drona when cries|| to celebrate July «th without any 2816 KE. Marion, BAat-| | : _ | | 3120 on Greenwood bivd.; wonder- q bxity. to reach Corbtitie crest, Prac ey Seal crcruone tte appa" aaa \Hazeltine Says He Had Beer; } | Sepriagciters | em (| Rah ie eed ore cera a Rainier, this year belong to Mrs. “heard. The two of|| cham said. “This ts one of the Page Calls It Ginger Ale he ‘ : Ua A them sawn mas|| larceat singloday calendars we | pa KEEPING ROOMS Standard Used Car || tom, <ittage: jbaths light, and and Mrs. George F. Will, of struggling in the} | have had for several months.” |i" nwo poitics of a beverage claimed | SINGLE and double housekeeping { $2,800; terms. ck, N. D., who reached the dd rushed Of the 20 cases, 13 complaints beviraas rooms: gas and light furnished. DMAL/EL the great: teak eerie, i 5 48: Goan |by Prohibition Diroctor Haxeltine to| TOM, fas and lik 8 517-519 B Pike. BA st-o699 | | Olmsted Realty ‘ he #1 peak on to his aid. were brought by women and 1/16 nome brew beer, led fo the arrest 14 Ss AND 8 hounaktoas na ire { th and Greenwood They got him to|| seven by men. Desettion, fall |\o¢ ‘rom D. Pago, Seattle otterney. |’ ot 2164 janekeep ‘J Foo are 0 1247 SU nset-6602 Party was the largest to make shore after much||ure to support and cruelty are wg ff LS ORT ON as full ascent this season, and besides ‘ ‘Thursday afternoon. vege was | 5p] ARDERS WA 8-Room House ¥ difficulty and ho||the principal grounds named in i and Mrs. Gloyd and Mrs. Will, d of Quinn T. Wall, of Atlan- Charles. E. Kelly, of San 0. Cal; L. L. Thompson, U. 8. 8. Iphia, Bremerton navy yard, a John G. Lowman, of Bremen, By. Misa Daisy Hood, of Puy- ap, Washington, accompanied the | ty as far as Camp Muir. ‘Was the first trip of the 1924 for big Hans fubrer, head Sulde, who arrived at Purn- ‘alley u few days ago from his In Oregon. ‘Wag in charge of the party, Ais brother Heinie as assistant. eo to get to the top ral conditions this year, Upon his return stated that the and the snowficlds above Gibral- “tock are in excellent shape for | Ah Song and id Marshall, charged | States immigration Jaws, re found not guilty by a federal Jury in Judge Wiliam H. "8 court on Thursday morn- Ah Gong and Marshall were ar. fd at Blaine, Wash.,. tho inter. a boundary line, by United “hes customs officials, where it was Neged that they had alded in smug- eee into this country from Tw HOSPITAL, ARE ARRE miitering the city hosolial earl y puurtday Morning to secure treat. for an injured hand, 8, ine Beach and his companion, Paul h 1, were arrested on A on being drunk, Shortly aft. Pe ESTED w atrest an auto driver both men of the th t DB from Hie ear, wid Ordered held on open cha IG Investigation, both rgen, ation Count | & conspiracy to yiolate the | eit of two; | iapaed, 2 AM was completely MISE CRAMER Mi usted. Just a week before- that Miss Cramer saved the life of & girl at American Lake, near Tacoma. The girl had got beyond het depth and became frightened. Added to that | she saved three little girls at Green lake a month ago when they feil from « boat. And on no occasion did she stop to get names. The girl holds several Iifesaving medals and has passed the lifesaving test. | Besides being an expert swimmer, and has taught both arts both in Seattle a Everett. PROBING DEATH ‘Man Found Dead With Skul Fractured Here Coroner W. H. Corson and the po- lice Thursday were inveatigating the death of Mike Lahey, Wiison ho- fel, 518 Dearborn st. who was found unconscious in the tiallway of the Ohio hotel, Sixth ave. 8. and King st. Thursday morning, He |dled of a fractured squll ut the clty hogpital xoon afterwards, Patrolman R. N. Wilson fourid Lahey where he had apparently fan. en down the stairway. Lahey did not recover conaciousncas before he died, It ia believed probable that he stumbled on the steps end struck jekull, | am Collapses ad Dies Louls Thompson, 48, of tho Ore. gon hotel, walked Inte the washrom of a soft drink parlor, at 2217 Wirat ave, Thureday morning, and col- Hie was found dead on the ‘Miss’ Cramer is also an expert diver | {his head on the landing, injuring His | | in Soft Drink Place | the complaints. JONES TO SPEAK Added to Program of Co- Senator «Wesley L. Jones, a vet- eran in the upper house of the nation’s lawmakers, will be apne of the principal speakers at the third annual convention of the Colum- bia Basin Irrigation league in Pasco, Monday, July 14, Addition of Senator Jones’ name to the list ot speakers was announced today by Roy R. Gill of Spokane, chalr- man of the league's executive com- mittee, “The acceptance by Senator Jones fasures us of an unusually strong program for the untiual meeting, which will have as the other two outstanding speakers, Dr. Elwood Mead, commissioner of yeclamation, and Francis M, Goodwin, assistant secretary of the interior,” Gill said. Senator Jones is held in’ high esteem by all supporters of the project because of his continuous land untiring service In the develop. ment, Ho holds one of the runk- ing positions on the senate reckuna tion committee, of which Senator Charles MoNary of Portland ts chairman. He has been a Wash- ington advisor on all Columbia basin legislation, Gill added, vee | floor a few minutes later by Adolph | Covey. The | morgue, | known been body was taken to the} Sause of hisd eath was not but ft is believed to have | hoart failure, ] / The you Star Want Ad Girl will write your ad. . help | Blue, charged {n a warrant issucd by Ha- zeltine with the possession and trans- portation of intoxicating liquors, According to Hagzeltin w , he it tor company “young Phone Kinwa. 4385, wan 38 STORES TO RENT ca talking to Page Tuesday evening ax | STOR the attorney sat in his car at Fourth ave. and Cherry at, when he bt et, 6-foot front on Main # 15x217 and 80 feet back te Great Northern Railway, Jane TY, Box 16, Montoe, Wi ane noticed botties of some beverage in the rear of the car. He seized two, had them examind by the govern. ment chemist, who declared that lumbia Basin Convention |the" contents were high-powered | 97 car armage beer, Page declared Thursday that the | bottles contained ginger alt, and he | belleved—and still belleves—that Ha- zeltine was only “kidding” when he took them. Page appeared in the United States = marshal’s office ‘Thursday noon and posted ball: Seattle-Made Song oni Fourth Program “'Neath the Old Red, White and & new pairiotic song com. posed and written by George Titus Wilson, of Seattle, will have ita public premier at Woodland park the afternoon of the Fourth, when H. GC. Calkins, Seatile baritone, will sing it in conjunction with Wagner's band, Calkins is manager of tie Bush & Lane University store, and Is a pupil of Kirk Towns, Wilson, & neweomer to Seattle, ia also the composer of “Washington, the Land of Beauty.” He resides at the Y. M. Cc. A Ww Clubmen Plan for Baseball Parade The Young Men's Business club will have its day at the Saattle ball park, Saturday, July 12. The organization is planning « parade to precede the games, and a number of stunts will be offered, Seattle and San Franeiseo will be ng that day, and the rival ball will participate in the |i parade, 46 STORBROOM; | ideal for fruits; cheap rent 44 45 REDUCED W full concrete base- ment; Hudson Moving and Storage, 2121 Second ave. MUSICAL | INSTRUMENTS PIANOS—Tiargainw Ih our exchange dept. New pinnos to rent: limited amt. applied on pur. Meyer-Toner, ried Foprite Cobb Bldg. n 38 FURNITURE WANTED | ST CASH PRICH Call MA in-9983 IT MBANS MONBY FOR You, We sell more pinhe ‘Roods than any uther firm in thi BUSHELL'S Avert N 2006-10 Second Ave. POULTRY HOUSB Spring Fry, 82c Pound Milk mash fed; fat as butterballs; welght 2 to 8 ths, éach.,. 16th and Union, Never close. will buy your poultr 01 hoemaker & C EL tot-2291 5 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE thousand, 604 Weller st Bix Angld Persians, 9x12, $105, discon- tinued patterns, 4 Kermane, $90. Waldron Go. TLL WOOD, never in water, $6.50 cord; planer ends, block wood, $9 vord; fore, wood, $10 cord. ew and used machines, 1629 Westlake, oppo- waite Wr derick & Nelson. RD tranamiag bands relined with starter, $2.50; without atart+ $2.00. All work gtiaranteed. Sewing Machines 00 and up; easy terms, White Sewing Machine Co. 1619 4th ave, Begianing Ju we will cut prices of this sedan $25 per di until sold. The price today 31,650. The regular terms of | per cent down and balance tn | or 18 months. See this sedan t day as it is worth the full pri | you Northwest * Valle, F. Meisnest THREE $60.00 BARGAI Chevrolet, Touring, Maxwell Touring Oakland Touring ——| All in good running condition. DURA ful sport car, run less than months; maroon finish; leather u holstering; bumpers | front rear; wind wings; trunk and tru bars. Owner wants a very che car ip trade and some cash, Ci arrange terms, Marine 2032 Firat 66. SCATTER Ford Bug Special body; $195; terms, néw Us r Maxwell, Hudson, Pullman, Briacoo, Jac, Franklin, Packard, baker, White, Saxon, pany eure WRITE wn IRD OR & 1409 WIC AY D PARTS We THERE not # finer display Prices to $1,750, Northwost Velie Co, Pine and Bor lias Pikee daa ave $1 650—Sedan—$1, 650 Pine and Boren, CLOSING OUT AUTO BUSINESS and Garage, cord tires; only Dodge, Oakland, Reo, Cadtl- Studa- used cars in Seattle than we have, CATE $50.00 oagh SWNT buys 916 on West 22nd, near 67th N. W,, only $1,200, $150’ down, $15 month, No monigage. he jay is H, RODOLF COMe ANT 40 | 14 Marion Bldg. ae 4-ROOM Rarage; $2,300; $400 cas how: ath, wal fine’ garden; in fot ‘sos2y: We have other cars, open perme closed, of wood value.’ You may Olmsted Realty aoe want, Sith and Greenwood SU msct-1247 SU nset-6602 BUY THIS SNAP And move right in thix 6-room home, i in location; garage; fruit ; nice view; small payment Hatupin, 212 Yale Bidg., P.O. i NORTH END BUY 5 rooms; hardwood floors; basement; bullte in features; garage; fine 00, on very easy terms. 923 F OTE on hill—4 rooms; $2,506. Discount for sub- stantial cash payment, 3510 24th 5. Phone BB acn-2244, BUY your home direct from owner, thru the Owners’ National Listing Bureau, Inc. You can save money 1022 3rd Ave, IL jot-2159, COPTAGE, 41,36 #25 dow ert ae Am, Bi ME Irwe-t000, 10 p= nk aD ‘an H school, on boulev 63 FOR SALE—WATER FRONT SHOISe “water front, “with tide Call_ owner, MA in-: 5 IR SALE—W Standard Used Car Co. SEATTLE | SEEK, BA at-008 Wiv0— WHY PAY RENTT eee a" —|5 gern a Heh ea large lot, K me Rr y y, 7 Mm yn; lota of | 5-PASSWNGER TOURING I Ssfeiey eet a@eren aes | This odr looks and runs lke now | {twits Sarge, $60 down, $25 per | And we guarantee xatisfaction. ay ANOTHER GOOD ONE | to price-and continued perform- 14 rooms and batt + nedrooma: fine- | TN Gowns hatance einonbiae | place: coment Nasoments tumace, Northwest Velie, Pine & iioren,| (ot, ln Rood, shape: vie neni: 2,500; $100 down, $30 pai 7021 California Ave Witat-aaro 66 WANTED—REAL 8, Ww aa ACRBDAGID AND RANCHES We have buyers wantng from 1 acre up to 40, en| Watson-Moore Company 204 waniony At Mr Rit lot-6 ] dirs | See Fred Darnall. 908 Third ave. 67 FOR SALE—ACREAGE ‘ age ion, f t i orehe g and ; r ca Ww atson-Moore Company 204 Ma Goldbac 750—5 Acres Terms, $10 Monthly Trunk Highway | | | North Bus Service or Ev Interurban David P. 1024 erett Eastman Third Ave -Up-to-date soil ranch Must exchanye d-size house w walk of the Un hington. Boulevard elegant location Watson-Moore. Company Marion 8t EL lot-648¢ A Waterfront Snap close to Seattle, right on he Sound: 500 feet of water front 6 rooms; boathouse, ba: poultry house; running spring ater; over 200 fruit tre Easily worth 33.500. Can be bought for $2,200, on torma F. M. Jordan & Co, 211 American Bank Bid. MA in-8557 ‘ote ot |Improved Ranch Wanted Haye 10-room home, within walking distance of the university, not strictly modern, but good livable home: rich ground, with fruit trees a berries, Will exch: for Must be reasonably ich I can Inake a living. 10 acres preterred Must be well improved, with good house. Mr. True, 204 Marion st EL iot-6186. CHEAP—OUR 2-acre home; nearly new house; half block west of Broadway; only $875; $150 down, $10 per month; being all of Tract 62, Fine place for oil station or store, ‘chicken dinner place. A life income. Call 9 to 11. See Mrs. Suvan or Mr. Lamp, 908 Third ave CHEAP, BIG HOUSE 14 tracts of cleared bottom. Diack muck land; right om street a block from church and ¢00 BUSHELS | Of potatoes can be raised this year on § sores, with new hi on Interurban blvd, north of city. Price only $975; terms $100 down. $10 month. We furnish cows and to reliable parties on Deal ‘ect with owners. chickens terms. Only $25 to $75 Per acre. Just opened, a few § to 40-acre tracts In our N. Wi Cath- cart add., near big new highway. We furnish cows, chickens, horses to reljable buyers on terms. See Fisher “at Strand Hotel, Everett, or Darnall, 908 3rd ave. Seattle. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 80 hich are not in- | HAVE 14-ROOM hotel to lease for five years at very low rental. This pinee. operated as a workingman’s otel; will make big money for someone. This is a real good op- portunity. Wm. A. Ae ehes & Co. EL Sot-766: 210 American UNUSUAL cours $30 invest- may make hundreds this Reliable party, either sex. ment month, FOR SALE -i8 "rome all full, $1,300; part cash. ¥-61, Star. 83 REAL ESTATE LOANS FIRST mortgage money In large of farm amounts on pmproves: el a A property. & oy Associetions 10: i ra ave. 84 FINANCIAL chased. 03 Amer. Bk. Ke Bide. a 87° SALARY LOANS “MONEY IN FEW MINUTES: A place for salaried ine = and wees earner: whe! women to money mae . they want . Ae on ae rt ain notes, no security, n- Sorser re legs Most liberal toas company in city. ea t care who you owe or what ‘ant the money for. Just sat! sty Ue you will mak ma 1 weekly or monthly payments and you can get the money, without red tape or embarrassment. ALSO Loans on Furniture - Pianos, Autos, Ete. Any Amount,-$10 to noice Without paying a exorbitant rate or being imposed upon tn any Strictly Co ifidential Your employer, friends ¥ yf nelenbore need never know, surprised how quick and how aad it is to open an account here, City Loan Co. 227 Seaboard Bldg. SECOND FLOOR, FOURTH & PIKR ee Vacation Mone To salaried men, women and wage earners on their plain note, no endorser or security required. We also make larger loans on furnt- ture, pianos, or ay other form of good security, without remov- a. You ean pay back weekly or pata to suit your income and convenience. If in need, do not Nesitate to call on us, as it is our aim to turn no deserving cus- tomer away, No red tape or de- Jay when applying to ua, \ Call and be convinced, AMBRICAN LOAN CO, 208 BIGELOW BLDG, 1695 FOURTH AVE, AT PIKE MONEY FOR YOU SALARIED HRN AND WOMEN Do not worry about debts or the money you would like to have. Let this Soc: Y advance you a loan on our easy repayment plan NO 'URITY of any kind requited, Just sign a note promising to tee ay in small installments, ng to your income, We hay tablished a reputation for iP of lings; also lenient in cage ness or misfortune Let) us make i you courte Joan to our private offic 1 Em loyees* Loan Society 565 Limpire mee 914 Second Ar: