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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-08
SENATORS FEAR
SUBSIDY LULL

WARRINGTON. Jan. a--Membcrr
OF oonsr~s. opposed To the ship sub
stay bfli ar. puzzled At the silence
with which Albert ID. rAskar. fathar
Of the subsidy scher>. and thu pre~
iten,. too. have accepted amend
menss 10 the subsidy BIN which
drasticaiiy change that administrs-
ton moasur~.
They expected . storm Of oppo-
sition from IAsksr and his pro
subsidy colleagues But nons cana
-wnyT- they ar. snklns.
Close associates of the prcsident
ana Of IA-ksr cay that both are
willing 90 accept wen q greatly de-
vftaiiEod ruhsidy biii a. better than
no subsidy bill AT all. Lssksr fccls
that such bin would be . recox-
milton Of tho subsidy principal. and
great step toward later enactment
OF the kind Of . subsidy measure
the shippinx interests want
This strategy Of iAsher has caused
alarm among senator opponsnts Of
the bill. led By Senators LArolis,ss
and Brookhsrs. who are urEing up
on their followers the necessity for
Killing the subsidy bin entirely In
the sonata. regardless Of conoassions
rask.r IL willing to make.
IArolietss's mind goes bach scms
y~ar~ axo. when the iass Senator
Aicrich. Of Rhode Island. by . cie~
or trick defeated the LAroliette MI
busser against tho Aidrfoh ernsrSen
~ currency btu In the cioainS hourp
Of Q session
fArollssts vas an p~funed WIN .
spesch that could have bean con
tinusd for many hours but the mo
mens the Aidrfnh bsii came back
from ccnfsr~ncs the senate clark
began calling the ron Aidrich him
self was first on the roll ana ans
wcre9 "y~s.- after which LAFoilests
was barred by parliamentary rules
from speaking.
The opponents % the ship subsidy.
with thts experience. as a Ruide.
propose 10 DO their filibusterinE be.
fore the measure gets 10 = vote In
the senate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-08
FISHERIES FIGHT
IN LEGISLATURE
Lines Drawn al Salem for
Battle Over Salmon

SALEM. Ora. Jan. a--The Inns
are drawn for tn big FISH fight In
the legislature which opened today.
The salmon trust VIII fight an
Informative legislation introduced on
the ground that the Oregon wash
ington fish pact u Sun operHuvA
The pact provided fDr simultaneous
LEGISLATION esr ainon ~ Salem and
Olympia
The Bairn0n Protscttv~ hague
holds that thu pact wAs abrogatsd
At the 1891 session Of the Oregon
Legislature when Oregon accepted .
trailing law while Washington did
not follow suit.
Frank Warren. head Of the sal
mon trust. win play his trump card
In the event the Legislators conclude
the pact has been sbrogated. the
Portland Newn declares II learns on
trustworthy authority.
Arguing that Oregon and wash
inKton are unabi. 20 agree on mat
ters touching salmon fishing In the
Columbia river. the fishing industry
OF tho entire Northwest should be
turned over to the u. q. bureau Of
fisheries. In his plan.
warren's chief concern n 30 Avs
his own and Frank eeufsrt's wheeis
In tho upper river. which annually
prevent millions OF pregnant mother
fish from reaching the natural
spawning beds.
Chairman o'Maliey. OF the fieh-
cries bureau. 10 q good friend OF
Warren. II WINS O'Mailey who made
Warren . doiiarA-year man during
the wnr and gave him complete
charge over fisheries In the North
west.
How tina, appointment came about
In interesting. To 1von Humaaon
OF Portland was assigned the task
Of populnrixinG fsh as a food to
save beef. Humason conceived the
scheme 10 catch sole. founders and
cod from a trawi at fiwaoo. WASH
at tho mouth or~he Columbia
Warren. who then held no posi-
ton with the government told HUI
mason trswi fishing for the cheaper
tlnn IN competition win eaitnou
wouldn't be permitted.
Humason reported this opposition
10 Hoover. who sent telegraphio or
ders 20 go ahead with tho trnwi
plan. Warren said. Don't be too
cocksure." and jumped on train
for Washington. ID. c.
He had been In Washington six
hour when tho ". q. bureau OF
fisheries wired Humason. forbiddins
trawl fishing.
o'Malley. head OF tho bureau. made
Warren the wartime head OF fish.
cries In the Northwest. And Il is
to o'Mailey that Warren now would
turn over fisheries In tho Northwest
In peace time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-08
hibition bureau and tho department

hibition bureau and tho department
OF Justice hero.
San Francisco II regarded by high
officials OF tho prohibition forces
here a. bad spot" comparable TO
New York. Detroit and New Or
leans. Haynes while in tho Golden
Gate city viii endeavor TO work out
scheme under the now California
enforcement law whereby local off,
cials win take over tho brunt Of the
enforcement work.
At Los Angeles Haynes and Col.
l.. @. Mutt, chief OF the narcotic d.
vision OF the bureau here. viii look
into reports OF drug orgies at the
movie colony at Hollywood. Off
cials here have steadfastly denied
that any extraordinary grounds for
action existed at Hollywood, but both
Haynes and Mutt viii subject the
situation there 10 close scrutiny.
At every point whore Haynes and
Mutt stop. a conference of sheriffs,
marshals, revenue collectors and fed
eral attorneys has been arranged by
an advance agent from the WASH
ington office.
At these conferences Haynes Is ex-
pected 10 stress tho new decision OF
the prohibition bureau and tho Jus.
tice department TO use wherever pos
sible tho paddock" provisions OF the
volstcad act which provide that re-
sorts In which violations OF the act
OCCUR may be closed for one year.
Haynes everywhere win preach
that Observance OF the law Is more
70 be sought than enforcement. Con-
gested conditions OF the courts make
undesirable any more arrests than
can be avoided.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-08
COAST DRY LAW
CRUSADE Is ON
Plan to Enforce Prohi Meas
ure in West

WASHINGTON. Jan. "a drastic
tightening up OF prohibition enforce.
ment on the Pacific coast. particu.
larry California, is tho primary OBJ.
ject OF the visit OF Federal prohibi-
ton Commissioner Roy A. Haynes to
the coast. II was learned here today.
Haynes viii leave here January Is.
for Portland. Ore. where no win ad-
dress a conference OF sheriffs. mar
shals. revenue collectors and federal
attorneys on tho subject OF stricter
enforcement OF the voIstead act.
Following an address to the Orc
gon Legislature at Salem. Orc. he
win descend on California first. San
Francisco and then Los Angeles. At
both points he will take both federal
and local enforcement officials into
his confidence as to new methods OF
enforcement worked out by the pro
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1rNrnAt xorIrra

- q K ~ ATTENTION.
AY us, JonN %'. Aionl'knT! nSSeo3Rf,
ssed ~ years beloved husband q
Narasrst and father OF Y, q.
E ssS.'. '', e. e''s ana 6Ar S'lls,
Funeral services "wednesday after
noon az 1870 from the tsfferty un-
dsrtskinR Company, Masonic Tenn
pic. Fremont Friends and members
Of ,. above socis'y tnyitsd 20 attend
cisANE--At III WITH ave, NJ, tsn-
vary q, 1874. EsTfnfI@A J. CRANE,
eyed 81 year. beloved mother OF
Funeral services Tuesday at . D.
m- AZ our chapel Home Dndertsk-
Ing Company.
HAwEs-At Isf b6th ave, January
7. 1922, DIR J. I.Af0poN fIAWEA,
age ~ ysars. beloved husband q
Mrs Hiisnd Porter and Miss Fiof-
@.mbar' q Z q. On q Peters; :
burg, Alaska.
Funeral services Tuesday at $3.50
?. m at our chapel Friends invited.
Cremation. Home Undertaking co.
hM1TH-~At EngIswood. Cal, Jan
Year., b.loSs Sis fath err ef WIZ
liam ~, tnd Capt Robert l. Smith.
81 Toledo. o.
Funeral services wednesday st
2, IN mt our chapel Friends invited.
Cremation. Home Undertaking co.
AAck---At 2sI2 EDDY st. January 2.
1923. MAHGAHET r. MACK. age
% years. beloved mother OF George
and Harry m MaFL tFfIHATal NJ
nounosmsnt later. Hons Under
taking Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-08
Public Markets

SANITARY
Stall fes. best cane suesr. Q rssI ssss
Crystal white soap. bars re. stalls
R-i--ft, Yakima potatoes. 81 s Per sack /.
nsw spinach. ise. ms. fsci sunkist or
ansss acc. soc. $50 dos ssaiI ii. crab
meat. 7oe n. shrimp meat. Too 10. black
bsas. fso stall 8. s-rs. pail honey. Tsss
ns- nut margarine. ESQ. stalls ss-sr.
fiouri Holly Use. Drift enow sise, Cen
tennisi Best si.ss. Rex s1ie. Del Monte
extra sugar peas. $50. new soft shell wal
nuts. . ms ESQ. stall ila. Bottle crssh
health foods.
CORNER
Stall .. lamb chops. . for fso. veal
steak. = ros. 35o. pork chops. $50, fancy
bssf sssak $50. Stalls s<-ss Pike ct /.
steer pot roast. 10: pork rssst. $50; lamb
chops. f7Ao; veal outlesA ite- Stall ~,
new corn and strinsi.ss beans. ieos mixed
candy. I5c. ros zses Camel data lac.
20 r7Se. stalls fo1-tie. 4 ms. best but
ter. sso; ms. Libby's Hincsmsaf, &se. .
big boxes matches. fse: pkss corn
PTKE PLACE
stall ~. best cAns sugar. . ms. tsci
Crystal White soap. barB 77o. Btaii
81. New York ohsesa. $50 n. . fer 81 (;
Guatemals honey. s-fs. pail sooi peanut
butter. ITO 10. for 500. stan ~, ysl-
low frssssons peaches. 80; ssedisss r.i-
sins, Z ms 9Bos guaranteed coffee, ssc
~. black tea. 40 10. Stalls a7-2s. 2
ms lard. ace; round steak. zoe. pot
roast. AYE. Stall %, fresh herring.
for zGc, fresh salmon. ise 10. fresh
skinned soiss. for use. 1879 Pike pi.
pure ground cocoa. fbs. Ice. rbs. ssci
now pack Standard corn. 100: new pack
cut strinRiess beams. 100 can: Armour's
pancake flour. t-fb. bag 100.
ECONOMY
sfeii ss. Ses. cane sugar, ma ssb;
Crystal white soap. bars s7a. stalls
20-2i. Yakima potatoes. sf.ss pcr sack.
400 dor. Stall "a. Royal peanut butter.
$50. horns-mads mayonnaiss. 600. homs-
made sand wioh spread. zoe. stsli 40.
Royal baking powder, $50. ground choo-
olats. acc. for $50. black pepper. 7seI
black tea. 1sc. Stall 1. lard, isc. pot
roast. 1oci pork chops. $50 stalls s1-ss.
Ghirardslifs Chocolate. I'm. can 27o.
am. tie. ms. new Sun Maid seed1ess
raisins. 2sci soc can fine lobster. zSoi
grape juice. ioc size So, $50 sire iso.
WEsTLAKE
Stalls 1o-1i, carnstion milk TAN easel
400" hard wheat -four. ta.eos centsnnisi
Bsst flour. f1.ss, Wsstisks special flour.
$50. Gold Bond flour. slss. scratch
feed, sf.ss; cracked corn. ss.ss. stalls
is-i7. California wsinsta zee. maoaroni.
rbs zsc: fancy cluster rsisina. 7so.
stalls 1918. short ribs beef, 1905 lard.
fbs. acc: sugar cured bacon s0ol lamb
chops ms s6o. Stall 100, fresh Lyndon
butter. $50. pullst eggs, 1905 Guatemala
honey 70c can; full cream chssss. 800,
Wilson's nut margarine. Q ms roo. Stall
$50. corn flakes. TO pkg; Cream o'whsat,
400 pkg. avs Del Monte solid pack to-
rnatoss. fso; 10 bars Polar white soap.
.stos $50 cans pineapple. for ei.ss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-08
Grain MARKET
CLOSES Lower

CHICAGO, Jan e-Aii grains
trade today az result OF the gem
oral European political situation.
Receipts were heavy and trade light
Provisions closed lower.
May wheat opened off Nc at
s ssss a sseS slSsss az e" m& ' and
closed off No september opened
up 40 at tt01N and closed of sa
May corn opened unchanged AZ
TiAc and closed off Nc. July
opened nnshsnssd at lhe and
unchanged AZ fihe and closed OFT
La May oats opened unchanged at
NAe and closed off NC. July
opened % NC at tsSe and closed
Off sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-08
Cobs Present Play
at Big Night Frolic

-Aiadfin's Lamp" was presented
By the -Pennsy Pholiics- Saturday
night when friends OF Eobs ana Of.
fioszs Of the ". q. q. pcnnsyivAnia
attended the dance and entertain
mens IN the Masonic temple san-
my Bear wrote the skit which him.
salt ana othsr Gcos enacted. n was
directed By Ensign ,. A. enaoken-
bsrs and Lieut. J. v. Donovan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-08
NelUs From France Has
It's Effect on Market

REVIEW
selling opening of
stock market abe theory that ss action mg indicate the
1
rsceNslons initial
stude
baker IlSh. loeA
ton. VI ~; General Motors las of VI,
BALDWIN 1875 Chesapeake ohio Achoh OFT NJ
vigorously
Petroleum speedily recovered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-08

psn street r~ruiuai---u. r. l. H. T.
Heather. U. n. c. q. unsisa. str Hpo-
kan.
Homestead
Pier t-Btr Africa Mara
PIER s-ar Edns.
Pier s-atr cordov..
Pier As-ktr Admiral a~hrs~
Pier n~sNtr Admiral watson.
pier lp--atr Ruth Alexander.
Seattle anipbuildins a prydoos os.--su
nosss. str EaplSrer.
Pacific css-t Coal Banksrs-u. a I. o
umatiiiA
Pacific Coast rnssnserins wsshs-u a
q. q. Rnahomlsh.
u. n ahipping Board Moorsnss~-str ANA
a. Msrs. str Iconiuni. str siivsrsdo.
str CFoe. Keys. stf Delight. ctr Labrt-
&c. str West fson. str West hsftlsnd.
ctr Wsllinsford
Auentss atres, r.rminai-esr wiiiis A
Higgins. str Evsiya.
Seattle Flour Mills Tsrrn'nai--etr ME-
lander stree, r.rmin.l-s,r Surveyor.
spokane street Terminal etsrship
faoh Kstrin.. str Harry tscksnhach
rofd pryeochs-u. a g. n peilwood.
o. a @ a burnside. str Aiameda.
Puget aoand Dridss q predsins Co SIR
psttsr.on.
Ana.- shipy.ra . r.rmfnai--ssr Rssss-
x.,si.ssa'. mi,-ssr santa RITA sss c,a-
burra
n.ff.rn.n'. prysess-sr J.psnA. r.-ssr-
Ai.shs steamship xearsas. Str oeuna.
rgr vsidss. str Rsaando. ctr jun.Au
wtnsiew Msrins Rafiwsyvsr fsrsnee.
hart Belfast barge Coquffiam city.
star whslsss 1. .. d. sehf Nsneouvsr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-08
Fritz Funeral to
Be Held Wednesday

Funeral services for George WI.
liam Fritz. an employs Of the Hoe
inx Aairpians Co. ana a prominent
lodge man. who died at his resi-.
dence. sces 18Th ave-. 3. Sunday.
will be hold "Wednesday AZ the
George town Undertaking Co.'S ~.
adjustment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-08

Miss Mdrodrct Lindsay
Williams, famous English
painter, has arrived in Wash
in0ton TO paint a portrait Of
President Harding for the
Engiish-Speokino union. She
scorns the modernist school Of
painting in which she says
that vou hare 10 pretend TO
find a meaning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-08

saturdays Qaststfsns
Cafssea-Hsesipts. zoe. Msrkst steady.
steers. tsGe0ttes cows ana hsifsrS
taGegTfti stnceefs ard feeders. u.N
of.tes esiv.A ttoete.
Is Msrkst s.sady Tce
nI bulk. bo1ta
sh~~p--neesipts. t.ste. Marhss sssedy.
fAmts. slfteciaesI swes Ner.tsl
fssdsrsL ltfoilfA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-08

NEW YORK Jan s--Forsixn en-
change opened lower Sterling. sssss
francs. tee7esss lie. teetess tnsSks
teoeiis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-08
Arrivals and Departures

AHHIvED--Jsn. str Epsvish from
New orleans Vie balboa. han Pedro. Ban
Francisco and Portland. at =. m STR
Misscurian nom Tacoma. at fiit q m.
ntr Ruth Alexander nom Tseoms. AZ
eito . IA ssr Edna from Tacoma. az
iaitG q m. Jan k~Btf Africa MARI
from Tacoma at use y. m, str hsrry
f.uoksnesoh from Pert Ludlow via fert
0amhts. Anaoertss snd Tacoma st ftts
a m. str Evelyn from Row tork We
Phiiadslphta. baltimore. nsiboe mas
Pedro, San Francisco and rortisad. ~
sst p IA.
ED---Jan. str Afrioa Maru fc~
Honshsns via Yohohame- kees ana
shanghai. at 10 q m. MIR ffessdsnt
- fr Ruth Alexander for Tacoma. Al
tiis y. m. STR Hawaii Msru fcr Tacoma
vie Vancouver. ~, q. at rist .. M str
Edxar b. Luckenbaoh for Tacoma. -
,2o y, m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-08
POULTRY AND MEATS
VEGETABLES

- shippsrs
Ds<hs--rivs . ne anA svw... y
Fancy. dr>sssd .......-.-sss -
Ur,lle<D--f 70 . ma -....-... -
uens--tA ros sad ~ -..-.... -
Mod. Iva. ~ 20 ~ ia ~
1--we. nxhs. 10 ~ nA ...s. y
6<e~e--r4v>. fat. 70 ~ IA -
Fancy. dressed ....--.s...... ~ ~
Belgian HA<<s-sN ne sad 40 -
Dre1se4 s.s.sses..ss -
Tufk~y~--ransY a. y. f-fa ma. "
Lave. fancy, fario-fs ns- -
R.s~se~s--0f1. live. per n. Ia
Hexs-
chotc~. nrhs .....-..-.-..-.. II
Reavy. faacy ....-..sss.-s.. W. Nv
Veal
Fancy. Hight .......-..-..... IL
Nod. Hiatt ............. Ice IA
Fancy. heavy. fss-7es fra.. .es4 ~
Med. heavy. rough. fss-sse-. .er0 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-08

saturdays osssattons
Furntshsd By Logan . Hryan
ale 8<<mDd Ave-. seattle
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HAY. GRAIN AND FEED
uh.l~<.t. 4 a-..a


Alfalfa ..-....-..... ...s....s......1f -
Nixed Hay .......s.s...s..s.s. 5000
BtrnH ..s.s.s-sss 49, -. szx.oo
City Delivery, Wholesale. Fer Tea
3sriey-Whole feed. 1905 ....... taco
Rolled and ground. s0s-feo's ..sseo
Clipped. feVs ......ss............ $500
Corn---Whols. yellow. f2Vs ........4f00
Cracked and feed meal. fegs ...N.os
Osts--Whoie. feed. 1905 ...........4Toe
Rolled and ground. 1es-ses ..ts.9 90
sprootinE 1905 .................tz 90
Whest--ftegieaned feed, 1859 ......Go.eo
AII-Grain Chop-s0s 4s0e
Chick Feed--10os .................bz.ee
Chick Mash---le0s. with ID. M.......ss.0o
Growing fsed-iO0s ............. .8s.oe
Growing dssh-foos. no -. M.....ss09
EGG Hssh-~f6e's. no n. NJ. .........sfos
Scratch feed-feos ................Ble 90
Wbest--Mixsd feed. ses ...........as.se
Cocoanat Meal ....................<o,e %
Coftopse~d Meal ...................ss So 90
Iipse<d Oh Meal ..................ei 90
Alfalfa Meal ..........s-.........3 40a
tsya Bean Meal ...................so0 90
honc peat ..s..s......... 500
Bone, sfauuistsd .................s1 90
Charcoal Hardwood ............. .sT0e
ftsn veal ..s.s s...-..s.+-..+-...t $500
Grt- idms9t0ne ..........sss.s..s.lS 90
Gfsnits ....sss-..s.s....s.. 1900
Nest scrsp~-Ea Eastern .....s......1ote 90
ebeii--Eastern oyster ............. .1s.0o
Western oyster .................zz.o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-08
Vital Statistics
RIRTHS

BIRTHS
Births IN their households are -
ported by the following Seattle men1
shinohara. shigao. 500 Maynard avo~
Masuds. sukssiro 1908 reslsr ~.
coyla Patrick. lll4 Marion Il. ~,
Marine Antonio. a4a4 Day a., ~
Combs William shAffeS AnaoortaA
Robinson. Roy l. 1si n IsrA =.
Jones. Charles, SAT W. can ~ ~.
Thompson. Peter. 1915 a7th ave, boR
CHATTER. Arthur. Seattle. boy.
Elbon. Arthur. South Bend. boy.
Barde.. Hymcr g.. 1912 T. Repubiioan
Patterson. Melvin. ss4l isth av~ -.
smith. Harry, 1921 Howell st s1rl
Hall. Raymond j. i<io 51st ave. NJ
Morris. william Harry. N chsiAa.
rujita. shigetaro, BlsM King ct. boy.
Shearer. Carl Alfred. T2e 2eth ave
N. boy.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Name and Residence. Are,
Larson. Cyrus, IaComa ss~ssssss ~
Hjelseth. Alma. Tacoma ......... 10
cullinan. walter H.. vanccuvsN- q.
w e. Kathie.n Van.
couver d. O. -LegA9
Anderson. william. Seattle 80
Monaghan. GLADYS Louise. Seattle. a.
Herold. George c.. Seattle ...... 80
La Matte. Dorothy. Seattle ...... 10
Edwards. Berger j.. Cove 80. .IsgaE'
Wicken. Anne. Seattle ...... Legal
Hoffman. Ira. woodinviile .......31
SCHNEIDER. Berniee. Seattle .......1o
wolliver. Joseph w. Kapowsin Legal
Breunig, Edna Amelia. Tacoma Legal
I.ouvier. Louie l.. Seattle ....&...1o
WATSON. vesta. Seattle ..~....Lsga1
DEATHS
Amrrid, John H. IS yearA
Byrlset. Katie. 81 yearA
Iotha, Clara ". 10 years.
Binliey, Charles Madison IL yeaRA
Pearse, Richard Henry. az years.
Smith. William j., ~ yeara
Graves. Lorenzo H. IS yearA
Kitamura, infant
Engiish. Thomas n % y~asA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-08

PERSONAL
TO THE PATRIOTIC c1TfZEE8
OF KING COUNTY
You are cordially invited 20 enroll
In the National Republican League.
an organization which has the
hearty indorsersnt Of distin-
Guishod leaders in all parts Of the
nation Will be glad 10 give full
particulars 70 any interestsd group
or write Emil w. zingE, King
County Organizer. sfs y. IL G A.
W XETED = EVERYONE WHO
would like life insurance and arc
rejected on account % heart dia~
matte pains. hemorrhoid. Esli
stones. dropsy. ali along down the
lina 20 know I CURE BY rsmov-
ing the cause. ~. II. Winans. 4ol
American Bhnk Bldg Seattle.
Wash. Consultation. booklet free.
Price ti.1s; tisb BY parcel post
~ you LACK COURAGE md AN.
billion. restore yeur h..lth ,snd
oisn1d Tablet. a.e' osyara sd b.
mail 80 tablets ~. Chester Mod
teal Co. f.a 7srd ave. y.
LEGAL NOTICES
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
This IL 20 certify that DE MARS
PORTABLE BUILDING co. has
made an application % sst = .t,.. =,
et s2i Roy st, iots J and 2, block
10. l. Union Shore Lands Addition
Anyone desiring 20 protest such oc-
cuphncy must file such protest nj
the office Of the building Depart
ment. Room sos County Bldg.
- q
Section ses, Ordinances No. 7itTs.
This 10 70 certify that Midland In
vsstment Co. has made an applica-
tion 20 establish q public garage
Ct et1-te ~. Broadway. lot g. block
~ A. PontiuT Suppl Addition.
Anyone desiring 20 protest such 90
eupancy must file such protest at
nh: sf ns. Of ss g, piHRisa r
prior TO January 10. fs7s
eection SOC. Ordinance No. sis1e.
LOST AMI FOUND /.
E6Br-BRowT HxNbBxd. WITH
pane 7. ~ stokss January :. At
sel ss,s a. Tnn, ss' Rep T4 rssr
pieAss notify Ensign T. NJ Stokes
y, = q Connecticut Bremsrton-
C6BT. IN FHE MOTOR TKINBPoR-
tAtion p~pot--A handbag contain
ing % In bills and some change
OF, Star. Reward.
C6BT. on FfRST AVE. THUKEBIY
morning--fnventory and cost REQ
orda Reward. Elliott 1877.
EoST-KEYs ON RiSo. NAME 4
NJ, Fields Reward 1ob Hinckisy
Bldg. Msin i7to.
AND WHITE sPoT-
ted fox hound. . months cid East
ttos Reward.
i. FEMALE HELP WANTED
FfNtsHERs FOR
particular work on high class
gowns. Marjorie JOY. .ol McDer-
mot, nldgs Fourth and Pine
s ssrns. rented sis Ei'si nlds- over
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES None
but neat. conscientious worker,
whose home 10 In Seattle. need
apply. No objection 20 beginner
" good worker. State aga ex-
perience and salary expocted- o.
EARN JF6 WEEKLY. EPIRE TINE.
At home. addressing. mailing.
music. circulars. Send iec for
music. information. etc. American
Music Co. 1853 Broadway, ". y.
RAG TIME prANo p LAYfNd
taught SOC Pine 81.
wANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL
housswork. Call sunset ASA.
PIANO TUNING = JOHN sTRoM
Main to3o.
II ~. - 49,. =. 80 . = r-x~.~vN
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MALE HEIP WANTED

MEN WANTED
n you are planning on learning q
trade. write for free information
on how te get into the auto and
truck business. Apply Hemphill
Auto a Engineering School 500 T.
Pike Phone Main 1888.
SIS no $50 WEEKLY IN YOUR
spare time doing special advertise
Ing work among the families Of
your city. No experience necer-
sary. Write today for full pstttse-
ulars. American Products To-
sas1 American bldg. CINCINNATI o.
wANTED--A sTRoNG. NEAT MAN.
age around $50. who understands
farming. planting. etc. Good
home: steady work. Cali all
Crazy bldg.
CARPENTER WANTED, WITH
partner. TO finish 1727 Everett ~.
residence by labor contract. Build
er will be at Job Saturday at 3.
John u. Hall. Elliott sss7.
PRosPECToRs, LEARN ASsAYfNd
One month. Circular. sc Battery st
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