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FINANCIAL

Money Loaned 46
CONSTRUCTION LOANS MADE in any
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Their particulars see Morris Tulin, lS1
Main st. Phone 387-2,
FIRST AND SECOND mortgage money In
any amounts. w. l.. Hatch Co.. City
Hall Bldg.
FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGES money
available in any amount on real estate
G. Palmieri, 30S Main St.
MONEY to loan on second mortgage.
Schultz & Costello, 242 Main st.
MORTGAGES-First mortgage money on
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Parker s. Demlns, 1873 Main st. Tel. 2026.
5000 to loan on I'd mortgages. Morris
Tulin. Real Estate and Mortgage Loans,
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Let's 60 through with IL and eel
that old junk. 1t viii be sold In no
time II we use Herald Classified a.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Service Rendered

DEVELOPING and printing. Do justice 70
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oRTHoPEDIC SHOE REPAIR SHOP
Special shoes made to order. 70 Church
street. Phone 1852.
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MERCHANDISE

COLUMBIA REcoRps--Most Of the latest
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EDUCATIONAL
Local and Private Instructors

EHF"NO 1RA~1ps NHSSNHo u
TUTORING In mathematics. English an
Latin. Call 2120.
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MERCHANDISE

SAFES-A private wall safe In your home
is a convenience and its protection against
FIRE and theft Is an economy in keeping
with true thrift. Jewels, silverware, Of
hce money and your own can be kept
safe from prying eyes and hands. Size.
exterior. 10"xl5"x1s"i interior s"xS'xs".
Large enough for your needs: small
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or library. Price SIS. A genuine insurance
at low cost. Adkins. Sc Church St.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-03
Doheny Bottles u pNaUal
Oil Fields in California
Government Once Had Thousands Of Acres
of Choice Lands; Fall and DENLY Lease 1t

WASHINGTON. Nov. s.--out in
California, tho government once had
thousands OF acres OF tho choicest
oil lands OK the state. set aside for
naval oil reserves. But no more.
y. J.. Doheny. California million.
alre. oil magnatc. president Of tho
Pan'Ameriean OIL company. now has
tho oil bottled up.
When Albert y. Fan became rec.
Rotary OF the interior. Secretary
Dcnby and no leased the navy'a Cali.
fornla oil reserves over 10 Dohony.
Tho agreement Is such tina, the
government gets a return in oil. from
Is 80 IS per cent Of what Is pro.
dueed. depending upon production
conditions.
Doheny gets the rest. aitho his
risk "a practically nil.
AZ q matter OF practical operation.
however, poheny does not have 10
deliver this oil TO the government.
He has agreed TO build some storage
tanks and TO take payment for them
out Of the governments share Of the
oil. irasmuch aH the tanks cost some
sis,0oe,e 900 he gets n good part Of
this sharc.
Tho reason for the deal with DO.
heny--as Fall and DENLY explained
IL TO the senate commlitee--was that
the government oil lands were being
drained by companies operating
around them. II was urged that tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-03

commute from her homo In Phlladel.
/ phia 10 New York for music leaSons.
Margery Maxwell went 10 high
school IN Mlssouln, Mont. and then
to tho University OF Montana. Her
first notice, outside OF tho home
town was when she sang as "Aiisa
Missoula" az an Elkn' state conycn.
ton. Nothing very foreign or high.
browish" about that
Mary Mccormio. who made her do.
but under the regime OF Mary Gar.
den. has studied and sung a bit
abroad. but in as American an
pumpkin pie. Florence Macbeth.
who has sung widely IN concert and
opera here and abroad. IN another OF
tho rod.whltoandbluo collection.
Tho director OF tho company.
Glorgio Polaeeo. - italian by name
and birth, but naturaiizcd here. And
| II the question Of nativity Is raised.
his wife. Edith Mason. has an an
Hwer that 10 a good ono. even II II
does reverse naturalization laws.
Says she:
"ot course. he's American. IIo
married mo-"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-03
WHITE RATS, PARROT,
BIRDS, BUFFALO ARE
BIRTHDAY PRESENTS

GAN FRANCISCO, Nov. a.
~ Not long ago. X. II. Kings
bury, president OF the STANDARD
oil company OF California, made
a trip East.
At every important stop along
tho route he was presented with
a sack OF onions--thc thought
full gift Of Herbert Eleishackcr,
San Francisco power magnate
and millionaire banker.
Kingsbury blded his time
which came at last when Flelsh-
acker had birthday yesterday.
When Fleishackcr arrived at
his office. hc found cage OF
birds awaiting him, tho gift Of
Kingsbury.
During the morning a messon-
ger brought him n pair. Of white
rats and parrot.
At luncheon he was presented
with another caRe OF birds
Rabbits were brought 20 him
during the afternoon.
At evening came the climax
when q truck drove UP 10 the
door Of his office and he was
presented with two water buf.
falo, brought from India.
All OF the gifts bore Kings
bury'a card.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-03
ODLIGING STORE
OWNER ROBBED
Late Customers Prove to Be
HoIdup Men

Eagornoss 10 accommodate two
customers whom no thought want
ed 10 purchase leo cream, cost w.
Bell, owner OF the Ia Bell Ice
cream parlor. 77ig Greenwood ave,
l2B curly Saturday morning,
Bell was ready 10 retro and had
closed his shop and locked the door.
when, 1t 1910 n. m. no heard a
knock on tho front door. Ho saw
two men standing there and oblig.
ingly went 20 tho door and un.
locked II. thinking that they wish
ed make purchase. Ono OF the
men stepped inside and thrust a
gun against the astoniHhed store
keepers stomach. telling him 10
keep his hands up and not interfere
with them.
Tbs other bandit took t2s from
tho cash reglster and they then
escaped.
Two burglhrles were reported to
tho police Friday night. Thieves
entered the homo OF *. Miller. 1854
Fourth ave. w. taking n wrist
watch. Tho Same thieves aro be-
lieyed 10 have robbed tho home Of
Charles Henderson. 2b22 Eighth
ave. W. taking Mexican coin and
q purse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-03
BY GEORGE BRITT

CHICAGO. Nov. 9.-"Retwecn ar,
fists OF equal ability. tho American
gets the contract every time"
This policy Of making the Chicago
Civic Opera company THE American
company. shows itself IA roster OF
American,horn and trained singers
assembling hero FOR the opening OF
this winters season.
Not only tho singers for principal
roles. such as Edith Mason. Louise
Homer. Cyrona Van Gordon. Flor
onoe Macbeth and the Chleago.rcarrd
Mary Garden. are United States
products. but also are tho newer
singers, the developing stars OF the
future.
The history Of such singers shows
American carmarks In tho way OF
graduation from state universities,
singing IN church ehoirs and teach
ing In small towns.
Kathryn Browne. for example.
never has been outside tho United
States. The Middle-w Western Uni.
verslty OF Illinois was her starting
point In the musical world.
~ expect TO so abroad some day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-03
Philippine Troops
Are Slain by Moros

WASHINGTON. Nov. 3.-Ail the
members OF a Philippine constabu,
larry detachment have been killed by
noros. Mai. Gen. Leonard Wood.
governor general OF the Philippines.
advised Secretary Of War Weeks by
cable yesterday. Wood said an acute
situation exists In tho Moro country
IN Boto Bato province. where the
killing occurred.
Wood stated he believed the Sc
robustness OF the situation was limited
10 this province and added:
THE killing OF the congtabulary
grew out Of alleged grievances
against tho constnbulary and the 10
cal supervising teacher OF the Fiji
pinos.
at tho basis OF the trouble lief
tho old antipathy between the Moro
and Christian Filipino and the OBJ
lection OF tho former TO be governed
locally by tho latter"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-03
ACCORD WITH
II. S. SOUGHT

PARIS, Nov. Eve are trying
TO reach an accord upon tho terms
OF tho invitation 20 be extended 70
tho United States Premier Poln.
care said today after conference
with tho British ambassador.
PeincAro also conferred with the
American minister. Myron II. Her.
rick. but the premier aid this was
merely social call.
No official word has como regard.
ing tho attitude OF Washington fol-
lowing PoIncarcis speech at Ncverh
wherein he announced Frances 70
f,isal TO change her policy toward
Germany. but Poincaro reiterated
today tina. his stipulstlons In that
address would merely limit the work
OF the experts 10 as 10 keep II with.
In the bounds OF the Versailles
treaty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-03
MAIL RODBER
SUSPECT HELD
Pal of Truck Driver Arrested
After Alleged Confession

TACOMA. Nov. Son tho strength
OF an alleged confession obtained
yesterday from Howard ], Olsen, 10
ycar.old driver Of a United states
mail truck. Earl Butler, %, was still
being held In the city iail today rs
tho man who held up Olsen early
Thursday and attempted 20 rob mail
pouches being taken to tho railroad
station.
Butler. arrested on an open charge
Thursday evening az the same hour
that Olsen was released from Gus.
tody. was questioned at length by
police officers and postal inspectors.
nut he denied an knowledge OF the
attempted robbery.
Up until late Friday afternoon. OF.
sen had steadfastly maintained that
he did not know the bandit.
The alleged confession was made
20 Postmaster c. j. Baekus and City
Detective f. ]. Nix.
Nix said that in olsen's confession.
he stated that Butler had been his
former army buddy" and PAL In the
Washington National Guard. and
that he wanted 20 protect him be.
cause Buffers father was IN and be-
cause no real damage had been done.
The young truck driver also de-
ciared. according 10 Nix. that he
actually frustrated Buffers plot TO
rob tho mail truck by directing him
10 pouches which did not contain
registered mail
Butler was arrested after certain
police officers remembered seeing
him riding with Olsen on tho mail
truck at different times. Olsen has
been employed by o. I. Johnson. an
cxpressman. who has the contract
for hauling mail to the trains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-03

Seattle. washs-''In my early de.
veIopment into womanhood, ! was a
great sufferer at times from pains
and backache. ! was 30 III that ]
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AZ last my mother gave me DIR
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I would not hesitate a moment In
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-03
Of Interest to Women
With Goitre

Highest medical authorities state tina,
the goitre disease IL growing more preva.
lent evcry year. and that in some local..
ties fully Is 10 20 per cent. or abou,
every sixth woman has a goitrs Ia some
form.
Nlnoty-flvc per cent OF roitres can b.
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ONE OF MANY TEsTIMoNTALs.
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ed your goitrs bandaEe 70 highly we de-
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After two weeks WIS up and around
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-03
EVERETT FIRE
CHIEF WEAKER
Hurt in Auto Crash, w. A.
Taro In Serious Shape

EVERETT. Nov. s.--His punctured
lung badly congested. the condition
es Fire Chief w. A. Taro. who has
been confined 10 Providence hospital
since he was badly injured in n crash
between his car and n fire truck
Monday evening. was reported as
precarious by attending physicians
today. Chief Taro sustained three
broken ribs In the accident. one of
which pierced n lung. After three,
days. In which his recovery appeared
sure. he took a turn for the worse
Friday.
Two Of the several persons hurt In
tho collision died shortly aftcrward.
The others. with the exception OF
Chief Taro. are reported TO be rap
Idly recovering.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-03

her entertainment by Seattle Scan.
dlnavians. Miss Sundolius will be
the guest OF tho Swedish club OF
Seattle Thursday night following
her concert. II she approves Of the
clubs arrangements.
Miss sundellus will go to Belling.
ham after her appearance here Mon.
day. and On her return trip will be
the center Of mn ndmirlng group nj
the Swedish clubs Thursday night
meeting.
Democratic and extremely love.
able. Miss Sundolius has won n
warm place in tho hearts OF thou.
sands before whom she has sung.
Those who have heard her declare
her manner captivating and her
voice supreme.
When the gifted artist sang at tho
Royal Opera In Stockholm on Sep.
TENDER O. a. Mimi In ia Boheme,"
the King and his suite were present
and Joined in demonstrntlon that
recalled the singer 10 times.
Miss Sundclius Ia under tho man.
agomcnt Of Katharine Rice on hor
Western trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-03
FIREMEN FIGHT
BLAZE IN Fl A Y

a stubborn fire feeding upon 1880
tons OF hay gave city firomen n four.
hour battle before 1t was controlled
Friday night. The fire broke out in
the warehouse OF the stone Way Hay
& Grain Co, at y. saith 81. and Stone
way. Before the blaze Was diseov.
cred Il had gAined such Roadway
that additional fire apparatus was
sent for. Traffic on Stone way was
temporarily tied up. while fircmcn
stretched hose across the street and
chopped holes thru the warehouse
roof 10 fight tho fire inside.
The fire for a time menaced the
Clark Fuel Co.'S yard next door. The
cause Of the blaze wRs not known.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-03
MAN is SAVED
FROM FLAMES
Pulled From Burning Bed by
Policeman

John Mcdonald. 40. was rescued
from certain death In his blazing
bedroom at the Cry hotel. 40 Yes.
Ter way. directly opposite the police
station. by patrolman c. II. Luce
Friday night.
Mcdonald had gone 10 bed and
apparently dropped a elgarct butt
on tho mattress. setting the bed
aflrc. The blaze wAA discovered by
tho proprietor. who rushed across
the street 20 tho police station.
Lnce went into the room. beat out
tho flames ana took tho badly burn.
cd man to tho city hospital.
McDonald'a condition Friday was
said to 10 serious. altho not ncees.
sarily fatal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-03
Hungry MODS Riot
in Berlin Street

BERLIN. Nov. s.--one person was
killed and several injured In clashes
today between tho army and the
popuiacc in chemnitz and zwickau.
The rcIchswehr troops brought In.
TO saxony TO support General Muel.
Ter federal dictator. In restoring fed.
eral authority. had just gono into
Chcmniiz. where communists had
been in control.
Rioting by hungry mobs broke on,
IN the Friedrichshayen quarter OF
Berlin today.
Crowds pushed their way along
tho Bcllermannstrassc. piundcrins
any shops that displayed food OF
clothing.
The Frledrlchshayen district "a
largely populated by workers and
has felt the food shortage acutoly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-03

old England; his victories IN tho
withera and tho Belmont were re.
called.
MY own RATED
AS SECOND BEST
My own. beautiful bay colt owned
BY Admiral Cary T. GrnyHon, wan
rated second beat. Ilaito was third
choice. with In Momoriam's prov.
cAa htoutly held forth by Western
horaemen. but with little real mon.
oy. All four horses were In condi.
ton befittlng the race. Taylor Hay.
local selling platter. which was en-
tered Friday morning. much 70 tho
surprise OF turfmen. showed him.
self unable 10 run in the money in
n field OF very ordinary horses yes
tcrday.
a pilgrimage from Cincinnati be.
gan with dayhreak. Vehicles almost
belying belief wcro pressed into
service 10 transport what promised
TO be the biggest crowd In La,onia's
history from tho city across tho
river.
Polished lImoualnes. with their
equally polished passengers. whlsicd
past chugginE two.seateB OF tho
days when they called them horse.
less carriages"
Some folks uaod tho buggy and
the old gray mare.
Others came afoot.
Trolleya brought their COMPOSITIONS
OF humanity.
Special trains stopped right a, the
track.
Tips,orB outside the gates shrieked
their ability 10 give tho winner: nor
held that knowledge too dear for the
mcancat purse. Tho turnsiIies set UP
their clicking. clicking. for tho genial
kentucky colonel, Matt VIM. whom
everyone wished well. For Colonel
VIM had gono and fetched 20 Ken.
lucky the best there was on the hoof
and matched the two ihorobredH that
stand out above their olass In n race
every horsoman has wanted 10 rec.
Inside tho park tho track was get.
ting It's final manicuring. The har.
rows swung around during the morn.
Ing. celebrating tho prints OF hoofs
Of horses that wcro GU, for canters
az dawn.
Vendors Of hot dogs" carried their
wares and there wcrc others selling
information ms 10 the forthcoming
winncrs--for n dino or dollar. nc.
cording 20 tho purse and crcdulenco
OF the purchaser.
Over in tho stables. little colored
boys hustled about Importantly, shak.
ing off their lcthargy for once.
Zoy. Ny Own and In Memorlam
were quartcrcd far from tho crowd.
Removed even from the lesser lights
OF the equine world which wcro TO
whet tho crowds appetite for tho
main event.
The Iatonia championship for
s.yuar .oids.
Tho purse. $4,000. added, $4,000
TO second; $4,000 TO third: $1,000
TO fourth.
Post time. p. m. probably is
minutes later.
The starters, weights, post 20.
SiiIons and Jockeys:
Post
Position. Horse Weight. Jockey
4 In Mcmoriam 1ss Garner
e Zcv i2s sando
70 Rialto 126 Coltiletti
4 My Own i2s C. Hummer
3 Taylor Hay 1eG McDernott
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-03

government oil must Be pumped out
Of tho ground AZ once.
Curlously. the contract with DO.
heny calls not for tho drilling Of all
tho wells that can DO driven into tho
government lands. but for only u few
wells. poheny has not drilled many
wells.
There IA n business reason why
Dohrny should not operate many
wells right now. OH - cheap and
plentiful now. Geologlsta say Il viii
be scarce and costly 20 years hence.
II win pay Doheny 20 wnlt.
oddly enough, the contract was
made on tho basis Of conditions in
the oil industry today. tho indIea.
lions arc that most Of the oil will
not be pumped out until the future.
"If a war comes within tho next
10. 20 or 30 years, this contract II 20
drawn that tho government cannot
20 into is own land there and driil
for oil until Il gets Doheny's mp.
prevail" declared Senator walsh Of
Montana. . member or tho state com.
mittee investigating the Teapot
Dome deal.
Walsh contends that the govern.
mrnt could have taken ON an oil
company TO driil wells and pump oil
ne a contractor and have saved %
Per cent Of the oil for tho navy.
Commenting upon the existing deal.
Walsh said:
1T II absolutely impossible today
20 say what would be fair PROPOSE.
ton 20 years hence. Certainly no
man would say that contract t.ascd
on conditions today would be fair TO
the government 20 years hence"
Former Secretary Fan. who made
the deal with Doheny. admitted that
Dohony had since offered him n Job.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-03

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-03
Charles Ray Sues
for Back Salary

DIES MONIES. Iowa. Nov. a.
Charles Ray. screen star. sought a
writ OF attachment in district court
hero today against j. j. Eisemau.
producer, to secure salary amount.
Ing 10 s7.1a7.96. which Ray claims
Is due him.
The film idol alleges in his petition
that he has made repeated demands
for his salary, but has been refused.
He entered into a contract with
Fireman on August 20 and has been
on the road appearing in person In
"The Girl / Loved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-03
WALTON LOSES
PRELIMINARY

OKLAHOMA CITY. Noy. 81. c.
Walton. suspended governor OF Okla
homa. beaten IN every preliminary
skirmlsh In his Impeachment trial
before the state senate, win plead TO
the accusations pending against him
next Wednesday and hearing Of tho
evidence Will begin Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-03
Navy Airman Flies
265 Miles an Hour

mitchell FIELD, New York.
Nov S.-Lleut II. 8. Brow, U. s.
~, flew q Curtiss navy racing plano
over a three kilometer course yes.
terday Mt an average speed OF 2s5
miles an hour. said by officials TO be
the greatest speed ever attained by
man.
Earlier in tho day Lieut.. Brow
broke a standing record by covering
the same course at speed Of 257K
miles. Lieut.. A. j. Williams. in a
similar plane. averaged 2JSts miles
over the three kllomcter run,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-03
Welcome New Camp
Lewis Commander

CAMP LEWIS. Nov. 3.-officera
and their wives. ut reception AT
the officerH' club, last night formal.
ly welcomed MAJ. Gen. Edwin Burr
Babbit;, new commander at Camp
Lewis. who also is divisional com.
mander. Gen. Rabbit formerly was
in command OF tho Panama. Canal
Zono and for brief period com.
handed the Ninth corps area.