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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-22
SAYS FIGHT ON
DOCTOR MOTIVE
FOR KIDNAPPING

The sherifrs office Is continuing
the Investigation of the attack on
Don Leroy. Seattle man. who was
seized by 1--WE men in n South End
garage and tarred and fcathered
on the Dies Moines road. after mid
night Saturday morning. He was
tied hand and foot and left half
conscious by his abductors
II feel that I recognized the voice
CT one OF the men and maybe two. $
said Leroy. 1T Is possible that
Identification OF the five may soon
come. II was an unpleasant ex-
pcrience and II did not have n
strong constitution. would not
have survived.
Hostility to my personal ambi-
tons was the motive for the at
tack. have been studying the
medical system OF DIR. J. Eugene
Jordan OF Seattle, and hope to see
II given n square deal.
"Dr. Jordan has made a so-ycar
fight to place his discoveries before
the public in n proper way.
The opposition against him has
also been conferred on me. That's
why feel sure recognized one
voice among the kidnapers
''Dr. Jordan's case Is now before
tho United States supreme court.
am hoping the government will
SEQ fit TO Investigate his claims
for I believe he has an important
discovery for humanity"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-22
HEARS GUILTY
VERDICT; U. S.
SEAMAN FAINTS

Henry Edwards. 81. wearing .
United States naval uniform, col
Iapsed in Superior Judge Fra
ter's court when he heard jury
verdict finding him guilty Of
crime.
Edwards Is one of nina boys accus-
cd Of attacking n girl on the Bothen
road last September. II was charged
that he was a member of n motor
cycle gang.
As Clerk Jerry Riordan read the
verdict. Edwards trembled. turned
pale. and would have fallen 20 the
floor II Deputy Sheriff Ed Hughes
had not caught him. A bailiff
brought In n glass OF water and re-
vived the agftated youth.
The jury brought in the verdict Of
guilty Tuesday. after II hours of de-
liberation over the case.
Edwards enlisted in the navy be-
fore he was arrested.
Edwards In the fifth 10 be tried on
the charge. Two werc convicted and
sentenced 10 from seven TO 20 years
In the pcnitentiary. Both have ap-
pcaled 20 the supreme court
One was acquitted and the other
was allowed to plead guilty to
charge Of contributing to the deiin-
quency Of q minor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-22
MEMORY CONE,
SAYS DJUbLE
CRIME SUSPECT

Declaring that no had not been
able to think clearly since the time
his former sweetheart told him she
was another mans wife. Frank Won
der Heiden. accused OF a double
murder. awaited the doings OF jus
ticc in the city jail today.
Won der Heiden win stand trial on
tho charge that he killed Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Coilinson In August. 1916.
near the Providence hospital.
The prisoner seemed in n cheerful
frame OF mind Tuesday. Ho appear
ed ready TO face tho music"
Since childhood. vol der Hcldcn
says he had loved the woman he In
row accused OF killing. She came
with him from Holland 20 America.
he said. and, after an enlargement.
met and married Jack Collinson.
After heard that she had mar.
ried another man. my mind was
never clear" said Won der Heiden.
The prisoner was arrested in New
Orleans by Detective Chas. Gibbons
and was held for Seattle officials aft
er his Identity had been established
The accusations against him
charge that he lured Mr.. and Mrs.
collinson near the Providence hos.
pital and shot them. They were
found dying and accused Won der
Heidcn OF the crime.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-22
RUSSIA PROTESTS
JAPAN WARSHIPS
AT VLADIVOSTOK
ny RALPH n. TURNEi

United Press Correspondent
TOXIC. Jan. a2.-The Rusnlan
council OF Nladivostok has protested
90 the Japanese consul there against
tho entrance OF Japanese warrhipa
into Nladivoatok harbor withou, the
governments consent. according 10
dispatches today.
The council declared that such nc.
ton impaired the sovereignty OF
Russia and injured the friendship Of
Russia and japan. The protest is
not seriously regarded here.
Hundreds OF Russian refugees and
travellers representing many other
nations have been held up In Yoke
hama by the naw American ruling
refusing passports 20 aliens bound
for America. The ruling created n
mild sensation and caused consirf'
nation among the steamship com
panies here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-22
MAY STOP new
ENTERPRISES
DURING WAR

WARRINGTON. Jan. 22,-curtaii.
ment OF private security issues and
Investment In new enterprises not
necessary as war measures IN ndvo.
Gated by the federal reserve board In
ita annual report today. At the same
time. the board emphasized the ma
tons financial structure was never
more sound than today.
The hrunt of war. coming ms n
drastic contract 20 period OF un.
precedented prosperity and financial
expansion. has been eauitably dis.
trlbuted and borne by the federal
reserve system. II says.
Gross earnings for 1917 were SIS.
500 900. and net earnings 81 200 900.
Dividends OF $500 900 were declared.
Cheering Forecast
Even better results were forecast
for 1918.
Reduction In income producing se-
curitics during the war was achiev.
ed. gold holdings increased and large
note issues made on the basis Of this
gold reserve. 20 strengthen the lend.
Ing power OF the banks.
B'Hpito tnr iast that ths ieucfai
rcserv. banks played large part in
floiatlon OF the two Liberty loans.
expenses OF the federal reserve board
were but $3.50 900.
Federal incorporation Of banks en-.
gagged In international and foreign
banking. and whose stock is held by
national banks operating under the
federal reserve system. should be nu.
thoriEed by amendment TO existing
laws. the board urged.
Net deposits on which the reserve
ls computed were sio.3ts.sos. 900 on
November II. 1917. against 1876.
$4,000 a year ago. and secs .3,5 900
In 1914.
Loans and discounts to November
II were i9.s5o.S 900. against $3.50.
100000 In 1916. and ss.3s3. ts5. 900 In
1914.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-22
$40 Miles of
Rigging Upon
II SchOOners

IL will take just $40 miles Of rope.
steel cable and sail twine 10 rig IL
four.mastcd schooners for the Wash
ington Shipping Corporation and the
Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging
company. eight OF which have been
completed. according 10 the report
OF the Industrial bureau OF the Seat.
tie Chamber OF Commerce.
The rigging In being handled by
Gust Inaacson. veteran rigger Of this
port.
The contract viii require sS.5s5
iincai yards of sail canvas. i.os3. 900
feet Of sail Irvine. 10000 feet Of
steel cable and LOO tackle blocks.
All the materials used in the carry
ing out OF the contract were pur-
chased In this city. while a large
portion OF the Manila rope. steel
cable and tackle blocks were manu-
featured In Seattle factories.
II the rope. cables and twine were
stretched by air line they would
reach from Seattle TO Portland and
return. with enough spare Irvine TO
reach TO Everett.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-22
Indicted Men Up
for Arrangement

The six persons indicted by the
county grand jury were up for ar.
raignment in Superior Judge Mack.
intosh's department OF the superior
court Tuesday afternoon.
They are Charities Commissioner
J. J. Gallaghan and Lester Gan.
dolfo. accused OF obtaining money
from the county fraudulently: Frank
Elliott, a deputy sheriff charged
with stealing a coat belonging TO the
county jail; Drs. r. G.. Hamilton and
w. @. Edwards, alleged 20 have Is
sued prescriptions for liquor Illegal.
ly. and A. c. Petridge. accused of
obtaining money on n forged mort.
gage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-22
WANTS GIANT
CORPORATION
TO RUN ROADS

WASHINGTON, dan. %
Warning that tho war bond mar
k~t viii be- seriously affected II
tho thru yoar-aycrage basis. WAS
given the senate Interstate com
m~rc~ committee today by Ciif-
ford Tbosne. former chairman 81
the Iowa railroad commission.
who Appcnr~d for half q dosen
Western shIppcrx' organizations
III the bill as IL stands is PASSED.
81 900 900 900 Of railroad stocks and
bonds. with the government behind
them. VIII come In direct competition
with future war bonds" Thorno de.
ciarcd.
lie said the three years cou1p~nna.
ton plan guaranteed United States
railroads proportionnfriy $500. 0oo. 900
more than the English government,
guaranteed Its roads when IL took
them.
III the roads DEMAND this ccmpsn-
Eatlon. charge them with bad
faith" Hald Thorne. He urged that
tho government guarantee interest
ON debt as dividends up TO per cent
The surplus should b divided be.
tween the government and the
roads," hs said.
Thorne assaulted the vrsting Of rate.
fixing powers with the president
III you do that. we might an well
abolish all courts and tribunals and
establish an absolute monarchy" he
declared
Tho senate committee. when II re.
stunned hearings today. had before 4,
n now plan for solving the railway
problem.
The plan. advanced by former Sen.
ator Bristow. member OF the Kansas
public service committee. contem.
plates organization OF a national cor.
poratlon 90 assemble the roads snd
operate them under government di.
rcction.
Brisfow. who told the committee
that the present method would not
work because many roads would be
excluded. proposed the national oper.
alton OF the roads by n board 10 be
named by the president
Under his plan. stock In the now
corporation would be exchanged a,
par for railroad stock Mt its market
price. and stock not exchanged could
be forcibly exchanged thru condcm-
nation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-22

RtaIi II. ms. onions. Ioc; fancY
Burbank potatoes. it7s owt.. delivered
celery. Sc bunch: black wsinuts. ms
2sc. stalls las. veal outlets. zoe 10.
slrloin steak, isc N; hamburger. isc N
Cudahy'a bacon. acc and s7Mc n; veal
roast tic N. fresh dressed turkeys. csc
10. Stalls 1916. 8 bars Crystal white
soap. 21c: tall cans pink salmon. i7o
for tsc; . lbs. wheat flakes. 25c; :
boxes good matches, Use; large bottle
now pack ehtsup. 72c; iye. &c can. Stall
~. haIibut. 22isc N; smeits. 2 lbs. 25cj
black cod and ling cod ? lbs. s5c,
skinned solss. 2 ms. CSC; hrilbut checks
zoe N. Stall iis. sugar cured oorned
beef. i5c 10, Stall 1o2. fancy jersey
butter. tsc M: oregon eggs. foc doz,
dor. TIC; fun cream cheese. 24o N.
new. mild. full cream cheese. 27c NJ; soc
coffee, 2tc; asc coffee. isc. Stall 10
Holly flour. 7t-fh. nncis. $40. ceretana
rolled oats. an. pkg. 2sc. 30o pkg
Roman meal. Csc: cream NJ barley. 92c
pkg. Quaker puffed wheat or rice. i3c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-22
NUGENT Is APPOINTED
SENATOR FROM IDAHO

BOISE. Idaho. Jan. 22.--John Il.
Nugent. democrat. of Boise was to-
day appointed by Gov. Alexander
United States senator from Idaho TO
FIJI the vacancy caused by the death
of Senator Brady. Nugent was for
merly democratic state chairman and
has been one OF the leaders OF the
progressive wing OF the party for 10
years. He Is a practicing attorney
In this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-22
Public Markets



stall 20. pure lard. zoe 10; hofnssren'
dsred lard. ne tse boiling beef
i.9e n hamburger and sausage. lie
~ af&m ieA. apples tisf hos ard ~
delivered lemons. Zee doH: fier'ia
grapefruit. faF ise. spsdiess grapefruit
e zach. stall n. Mrs. i~@ssrs sxE
noodles Irregular iscl. : for saci orenon
efvans brick cheese. str ~ Joan OF Are
Kidney beans. &C. ean. stall q. lafrs
cans fine red salmon. ifes hsfs soap.
sic. gals. Cascade syrup. f;ssi larxs
bottle estsup. iss itc can pisnsntos. iiel
cans pumpkin. ssel NsffrnA Tomatoes.
o. ean. : cans hirh grade peaches. ,tel
split pas. Be- 10. medium slse ees rotte-
isns. tke. cans peas Or rorn. sks' ma
awsfish peas. ssc. stalls aisfE, salmon
trout. :sc ~ frvah .srrinr. ne stei
little neck clans. sts at. crabs. foF
ssc and W. stAi 10. pure csns honsy,
1sc. strictly frsna eggs. kse doHs q n. ..
mRrnaiaas. , os. itri 20 o. soc pvre
Yahlrnn honey. Sc ~. sc At H,sii,
sta. cAruatfan milk ts.tt ease rolls
toilet paper. use rbsL yellow corn meal.
saci Chifardsiii- chocolate. ste ~.
i-osra SpAfchiixh, matches. ass; small
white navy beam. lie N Olympic pan
cake flosr. ssc Pkg large pkr. citrus
powder. zse. ne rolled cats. sse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-22

Stall II. fbs fine graduated surar,
ssn Stall ~. pure natural milk. ioc
ct cream. 7oc Of. Stall 1904. ms
fsrinA. 2tc; Queen olives. zoe pt. Stall
70. Delicious apples. ii,1s per Dor. de-
livered. stalls Ia. Yakima Gem pota-
toes. Use sack. delivered. Stall 81,
matches. Sc bop. Stall ~. fresh made
peanut butter. zoe n. ms. SIC. stall
is7s. fresh soiss. fbs $50; Alaska her
ring. sc dos. Stan 1911. white King
salmon. rsc M; Columbia river smeitr,
100 NJ. Eastern fat bioaters. 10 each, J
for coo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-22
CHARLES DALTON TO
BE CHARITIES HEAD?

No one has been considered to sue.
coed ]. J. callaghan as charities com.
missioner. according to statement
made by Commissioner Claude C.
Ramsay Tuesday.
There Is a rumor afloat that Chas.
Dalton. former assistant attorney
general. will be named for the place.
Charities Commissioner J. J. Cal.
laghan said he would see the county
laghan said he would see the county
and make arrangements to have n
hearing before them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-22

The conference will consider the
efforts OF munitions workers Of Cias-
gov and Woolwich In seeking to
force immediate action by the gov.
ernmeat % open peace negotiations
under threat OF strikes.
Nearly score OF different resolu-
tons. urging some sort OF peace
steps, have been submitted for adop.
ton by the general party conferences
and are 10 be debated by the con-
yentioa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-22
PEACE WILL Be
CHIEF SUBJECT

NOTTINGHAM. Eng. Jan. "a
fabor's annual conference. begin
ming tomorrow. assumed more and
more the character OF an interna-
tional gathering Of workmen in pre-
liminary meetings. and today look
ed even larger IN importance thru
certainty that the whole peace ques-
ton win be debated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-22


stall &c. ms sranuiAted sugar. tte
Stall 81. pure MIX. lee ct. cream. zoe
PIT stalls I. :. I. pot roast. isc NJ
picked .pars ribs. -sc NJ stan a. pure
honey. stc pt. tec at; pure comb honey.
soc. fresh peanut butter. zoe u. ma
sTes NIT fruit butter. sse N. Stall 30.
sse X g baking powder. zoe. Zoe soda.
Sci olive OIL. ~ 50 gal. cocoa or ehooo-
late. $50 NJ. : rs &c any spice. ] cans
sc. Stalls 2o.si. best Yakima potatoes.
tfTt. delivered: surripa ruishaEaa. car.
fo,s or bes,s. fbs use. cooking apples.
ZOE Dor. delivered. Stall -. Or.son
creamery butter. zoe 10. hes; fresh
Washington creamery. tte 10. fancy
local ranch eggs, SIC dos fancy puiie,
eggs. zoe dos Mt Vernon milk. i-e
can. Rogers fresh peanut butter. lie
~ Jeite's Good Luck mhrrAFins. a7c
10 Armours Hiissr churn cleo. asc 10.
rbs fi.oe Stall re. fresh houftuy. isc
at veal loaf. Gee ~. salad oil. stc p;- I.
home made Jelly. fTs N. Bviss
cheese. soc ~. szuerkraut, ise at. or
sngs bread. loo loaf. riuhiii cheese. :
for ;se: home made mayornaisr, 7tc
glass. Stalls sT-fs. Sun Maid raisinn. :
ftr zoe. small whit. ravY beans. tto 10. I:
Menican or kidney beans. ? rtRs ;sr .
Lima beans. : ms 7so: tomatoes. Ice
can. sweet corn. cans Gee. tomato hot
ssse.. for use: msssfsnL spashs,u or
frsamsttss. phgs &c. xinKeraDapr.
ise NJ: a. a ". coda, &c pkg; New or
leans rnoiasscs. Zoe can, Tac gal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-22

MIX stall butter. soc M; milk. &c pit,
lie at Stall 49, salt salmon. isc NJ
cat fish. ? ibs $50; klppercd herring. z
fhr. Csc. Stall "a. isc pig. shredded
wheat. lie; 3 psRs Creamettes. Csc: .
cans oil sardines. 2sc: 3 pkgs. seeded
raislns, 25c. Htaii 1906. tomatoes. 10o can:
peas. cans Csc; cans clam chowdcr.
fsc. stali ip2, en-. box crackers. 800.
I N. Guittnrd's ground chocolate. 25c;
3oc can red salmon. 27c; at. bottle sweet
pickles, 3sc. Stall ias, Del Monte corn,
l5c; campbeliH soups, lie. Searchiirht
matches. SC. Stall t23. splnzenberg APP
pies. 90 box; Florida grapefruit for
he; mixed nuts. ms 2sc. Stall lis.
ounces. 2 his. 15c; Hwcet oranges. a0c
doz. cranherriea. 2 ms. a5c. Stall 100.
matches, Sc Stall i22. spitzenberg APP
brussels sprouts. 1sc ~. aftichoies, 2 for
Csc. white radlsher. for 30.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-22

Stall ~. boiling beef. iso ~: veal
chops. GOO N. Stall ~. Jersey butter
fboHtD. SEC NJ. fresh ranch eggs. Csc
doz. stall 2. Del Monte corn. isc can,
CarnpbeiIs soups. lie can. flour. az ~
sack ti.to: Dromedary dates. isc pkg
Andsrnon's. soup. Toe can. Alaska
salmon. isc cam kitchen cleaner, Sc
can; navy beans. ibc 10. Stall 50. buns
! 30 doz.. rolls. ise do.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-22

The Young Ladies' Institute will
give a dance and card party in the
Knights OF Columbus hall on the
evening of February 1. The proceeds
viii be used for recreation centcrs
in this country and in France.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-22

rlito,s Y1sh Co. ssit sai-no, betty. Sc
=. salt salmon. isc n. salt black cod.
ftc -. Rof Zeal Cro<err. Annsr. ne
onions. -sc. tsc bc,'is syrup. see ne
erHns~rrtss. tsei : psws rsssaas. ste.
Htcnrrs. shredded co~osrut. ;sc NJ psrs
honey. ase pt.; ns spy beans. use.
rhrs. rev raistns. dc, H,Aii ~. sppir
fsiiy. isr N fresh churnsi butsrr. Sc
~. atsii ~. freshly rrouna peanut but
ter. zoe 10 Bus,srrue oisomsfksrirs.
ase 70. ma SO. Stan 20. large leaf
Of bread. tc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-22
SAY you SAW n Dol TIE sTAR
--Unfurnished Houses
WHY PAY pYNr

when your rent receipts will buy
this double corner. well i'm
proved with berries and fruit
trses7 Piae. IL all fenced. ard
located In nice neiKhborhood.
close 10 the finest high school
IN the city: two blocks from car
Hire: has nice t-room cottage.
with electric lights. phone and
city water. You will buy this
place II you look at ~. Price
si.7so: 500 cash. SIS monthly.
Inquire at office Of Burke a
Farrar. Inc. zos Neg York Blk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-22

DAWSON. Y. T.--John LAmcis-
ter. who was member OF the first
council OF skagway. and n member
OF the famous vigilance committee
which rounded up the "soapy" Smith
gang. is dead. at the age of 6s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-22
A PACIFIC PORT-Accordinr 10

adyices received here. the four-mast.
ed schooner Mahukona went on n
reef on a South sea island. Tho
schooner was laden with copra. No
lives were lost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-22
A PACIFIC PORT-Fire Of unde.

termined origin was discovered
aboard the Mccormick Steamship
company's coastwise lumber schoon-
er early today. No cargo was stored
but the fire burned off the super
structure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-22
cfOsE-rS RANCH
1890: TERMS

This 10 = well improved rsneh:
all cleared. fine alder bottom
land. In cultivation: has good
variety bearing fruit trees. ap-
pies. pears. pfuns and cherries;
crop raised last year. Has nice
house. garage. chicken housa
and other outbulIdings: located
on good road close 70 school and
stores. An IDEAL country home
for anyone working in Seattle.
Price 1880: terms $3.50 cash.
balance SIS and interest per
month. Inquire Mr.. FeTse, 100
New York Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-22

MAXWELL. wfTH srgctAL corPE
body: ruu about 1000 miles niK value
for tsse. terms E.s, $50.
tdO0 i,is MAXWELL JUST
pTIO painted and In good order.
Terms ~ wanted. East SEQ
= ooop s.sa ssrs wIsses Me,e, &C, @
45-For Sale Miscellaneous
SAY Won SAW Il IN THE STAR.
sAsH AND DOORS
s~rd u- a Post Card asking for our new.
Illustrated Cn'aioE No ~ 81 sash.
doors. finish. paints. builders hard
ware. plaster beard. roofing. etc, son,
free on request.
hrpansi doors ..s.ss..........-.... lto
.-iight windows ................s.. ift
Prepared roofing .si.,s. ii.7o and 40
Clear cedar lap siding. per 1000 a. 500
mort flooring and ceiling ....s.... 30 90
The largest factory in the West. selling
ono. SHIP anywhere. and guarantees
o. n WILLIAMS co.
1898 First Ave. =. Seattle.
PTfoNocRApHs otfH sPEcfALTY
FOREIGN RECORDS
MuEfcAL RECORD EXCHANGE
ltis wsstiaks. Elliott 2s7s
We hwy. trade. exchange. repair.
WHY NOT SAVE MONEY!
LADIES' AND GESTrEMEN's SUITS
AND ovKRcoATa PROM i7oo TO
$500. PRESENT THIS AD AND OFT
10 PER CENT OFF YOUR PuR-
CHASE. 1904 FIRST AVE.
wIsTED-oLD FALSE TEETH Don't
MATTER ~ BROKEN. HIGHEST
g eeIqEs SILVER nAIp e ash p Ton 9bP
sMfTH JEwELRY MrG. co. tis l..
c. SMITH BLDG. FOURTH FLOOR.
KhvANAGH's 1850 HATS. 1905 IL, az.
SERVICE FLAGS
J. webb Kitchen q Co.
s1i University ~.
NEW PIANOs FOR HINT. RENT Az.
piled on purchase. Msyer-Tonsr. 80
Union.
FISCHER PIANo-wfNDsoR APTa.
room 5oi.
The MARY ELIZABETH TOY sroP
Toys reasonably priced. b7i Green Bldg.
kAvAsA6ns ,a.so HITS 1905 LIST az.
- Wanted Miscellaneous
VIZ MAKE IT WORTH YouR WHILE
to exchange your Silent Piano for a
modern vIotrola. Grafonola or Edison.
Telephone MS and we will call and
make you liberal offer. Hopper
Kelly Company, THIRD and University.
Telephone Elliott liz.
! III YOU HAVE ANYTHING 10 SELL,
call the Pacific Auction Co. Main sssg.
S~~~-~>~-->~~~-~>~~S>~~-
51-Furniture Wanted
We Buy MORE USED FURNITURE
and pay higher prices than any house
IN the city. Phone Main 1854 Seattle
Auction Co, zoos second ave
slsss Eur. Co .es Pm. s..n 81.
55-Business Personals
SAY you SAW It in THE STAR.
GROWS HAIR; treats dandruf. eczema
Results GUARANTEED. ladies. gem
tlemen. Violet ray for colds. rheuma-
tism; face massage; shampoo. open
evenings. Louise Dalton. al Eitsi
Bldg. Elliott. 7sts.
WATCH REPAIRING
Diamonds act while you walt; jswolry
repaired and remodeled.
Work guaranteed at wholesale prices
SMITH JEwELRY INFO. co.
tf7 l.. o. SMITH BLDG. Fourth Floor
BESSIE KiNCToN-Prelfc sTENoG-
rapher. COG Crazy Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-22

rsEp Forps
We ARE ovEnsTocKxp
WITH uEEp CARS
And arr offering ,a.rn for aulrk
! sails q, price. that cannot BE-
TOURING CAR
Ssmri~ssiy svsrhaui-.i. equipped
WITH ns- tires and painted. Me-
ehanfeaiiy n new ear at mech
lee. than the average u-sd-car
prfcA
EoApgrEr
1917 ne6y. radiator, fsnfsrs. Jus;
\ out Of our paint shop t~o rev
and twe Slightly uaed tirvs. rsu
can hardly toll u from . neg
car.
1915 pOsngrgu
Completely overloaded ami paint
ed: EXTRA equipment and over
nire wheels and tires. VIII make
an excellent Hight delivery.
TOURING can
Rsc~n;iy overhauis-; srr~r'innsiiy
( good motor; Republic EtsEsard-
tread tires Priced very low.
A dsrsn others 70 choose from.
ranging IN price from ii:S 70
s1se. Terms N desired
RoTHwrfrER sGE~cY
broadway at D~nay WAY.
East i,s.
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sz>Tv Take I OF lessons
e. STEVENS r ~s,. niue s sSi.,
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tIw 1883 eth Ave Main asii.
WH Member Dancing Teachers Assn
New Norlt
rERAoSR WHO WE'RE wfrNEssER
when Henton car hit coal wagon
Thursday morning. January ~. Dear
horn and CoFwin SITS, please call or
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dancer Of you. Why waltz our re-
suits guaranteed. Hlrpodroms. Finh
aud University niiiait aisT
itEV GREENE r. HOTEL HOLLAND.
Fourth and jefferson. near court house.
Easily reached for ministerial services.
Private paflors Malta a.pi.
sciENriFic CORRECTION OF All
ment. Of the foot. Licensed chirop.
odiat. The footoioEy SHOP, sot Eitsi
iiidH Elliott ss.s.
ptAMuNnR. WATCHES on CREDIT
MICHAEL. 30; PIKE 1T.
RAuriNr PIANO PLAYING
Ana popular music taught In 20 isssona
fentsses Hids.
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