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A Married Man's Troubles
PHosa nit
r/« 'rt™
WANT AO mm
On 4 rent a worl por Inaartlon
t 81* tlmaa for tha prh o of fl. a
Coupon hooka-—(>«• hundrrd Hnaa—
to ba uaa*l r< d#*alra*l 15 04
Halpand Bit oat ton a»la. onahalf rata
iSirrral notlraa
Tntaalrat—l fcarfr IdtrrllalNg
Par Jlna par Innartlon
81* tnaartlona for th«» prtra of flvr
]4 par onnt 4lact>tint If htll !• paid
wtthtn 10 day a f!rat tnnartlon
Want ada pn»« oivad up r» 11:50 a. tn,
for fnaartton aama day.
Tha Btar wf'l not ba raapon«!bla for
arrora 1n Want Ada aftar th-* flrat
Inaartlon. and tha pla- in* of ad
for mora than on« tlmr ahajl bn
ronatruad aa an 4ir« % aptan<"a of tnla
condition br tha adrarttaar
Advartlaarn muat proaont original
rm»h raralpt when ratHnir for
tara to bo* numbera cara
Tba Bt«r Whan Want Ada con
tainer bo* numhara am tnkan by
phona Tha Btar will *tva rapltaa to
partlas oallln* for aama, and a«-
anmaa no raaponatblltty by aucn
WlltTa. AffMt Tntraralty nt«tr!ct
USCOLS PH ARM ACT
Iforth Mi «*th and Walllnirford.
Wmnt Ad Airrnt. Ballard DUtrtct
p H VTVIAMS
1409 Ballard Ava.
eUSIWESS
GIEBECTHV
ATTORNEYS-AT LAW
mV*KI.I~K KXHitfl.r.-tlt s T
Oatiaral lararti.a iawa j
and wtfa ranaaltatlon fr— gllftt IM
C T ICHOrr. 1» Iv>wr*a ft!dr 2nd
t ra CONPn.TATION FRFR mfl
4anllal. lawa huabar.d and wlfa. i*n- |
ornl prarttra f»aa modTaia
tn tronWa* Cna awlt Hoftart j
- tit r<>n<s
—PATENT
fooir A MATHEK^ —Pat ant anorwya |
VER^^
AUTO DEUVEBY M.
-sjmSKffW&r:
pMpVZLS—N*«W »r1 aarnnd hand Carwai
iM rock at Billiard Tablaa and bowling
nllaya and ncraeanriaa. aaair parmonta
M for c.l.lcju. TH* 'HCTl
wim - hai.kk - o>m.»:nti*h co.
J-Ijfn i-'.-n-- .-i". ri *,o'-" u 1.1 ui h nnr
"H"™" BANKS
Wft CANADIAN BANK O? f OMMEBi'B j
Hand offlca Tomnto, «I>o
IranrhM In CiMda. > oanaral ;
baaktng buatn»a« Intaraat allow ad on |
navlnga aad tlma dap**alta
»—tl. BT..A *r_ C. A
gobITBIN PI NG
BINOEKT -!H .-t;Tln«
*••1* '♦!« . . - ,
CARPENTERS |
CABPBNTrR Fir at -!aaa workman |
rhona Main IIST araolnga. Chaa. Car
"p—tar.
fPRWOtAN —Jobbing anil r«palr« Matn
LOANS
1 1 111 11 pi*'* <B mon#y
Mi di.mond. and r.'».
■ftrat* Am«rt<-«n J*»*lrr <"o .
t*l >faw«i^<
" CHATTEL LOANS
aUUrftPT CHATTi:' rX>A.NX
•arms Main llt2 201 Bplar 11l
tnd my
IMW COMPANT. NKW RATW 'RW
MBTMOD*- I»ana from 00 «o 17$ 00
mada qulrkly and confidant tally on fur
n!»«iro. plnnoa. llv»ato«*k. at««
OKRMAN AMERICAN' IX>AV CO
10#3-1004 I. f Smith Bldg Kll tatl
?^AffINST RIJ C TIO N
M LIMHISS. »" Kll.r. W.«
BK1« T*l EUlntl «7«T
HAIR REMEDY
itlCk MaRTBTH rrm»d» for
highaat rafarar»r»»a. ISO 2tth N
F.aat Tilt
JUNK
Aiatßa 1120 Flmt a*a H Blllott
mi
MfXTo JI'VK. no VT» M KTI im.i
Cawyers
JT¥~WcU r ~S<T. lit Murion Block ilea
Umbk
1« ROt, A MAT HI. I X.N Woman lawyer
Domeatl* troubles. general practice:
conspiration f r%", confidential. 016
lyro® Hid* Main f7«.
a»vrffir«f(rstoß'Aofe
mm DELIVERY C®.
T,ong dialanre moving Elliott »4
THAVKKKIt CO —Pig no
and household g«-oda r »A Pist M •
MUSIC
iivmc PCIII.rHIf Kl > AVIi" POfM'I.AN-
I*ed K' ho Mttste I'ut. Co. 308 I'lne «•
' OPTICIANS ""
FRASBfI-PATKHHON < >PT t> AI. I>RPT
i. W Ed rn unds, Oph D.. mnn«rr.
Second and L'nlveralty Main (100
Main 2174 popular prlres
IC PHYsT
CIANS AND SURGEONS
THKatmknth. Hon
Price reduced to fit the tlmea Wom
an a dlsorde*e a specialty. I»ra Geo |>
and Alice M. liurr, 017 Green lllrlg
KltlottSm
jSir lan be i Karney. osteopath, women'a
sperlallet 1010 Northern Dank illdg
Main 8140 _
|6 gall atone ar»d fipi">ii<ll< I' la
raaea cured wit iMWt the knife. fira
Wataon and flayea. Northern Hank
Hldir BMlott 3131. nlghta. ISaat 17(0.
Weat 570W
E N N EY
FRED P. <.OKIN-
aeenred or fea refunded 701 t'er*ral
Bldg Main t'/lS Kf»- 1.0«.k on
w. X HTKVKXIir. ' nerly government
pa*ent e*p»rt, fllel.la attorney. F>e«
low 7320 Pauntleroy ava Phone Weat
fcW
Maaon pen wt» k • 1 I - |: !/|
I^HMbing
Ij B WPKLLM A\ CO Plumbing. »i««m
kandgas fitting Phone Main IM2
OWiaT piTi MHfN'j a it Eating co"
11* 120 King. Heattla
, BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Continued
PHYSICIANS AND
SURGEONS
I'll KATHMVS Ha KM!WON Ml H»«th
Rntott ititj
till Ivil.rnv *kin Jlm>« m:i l'«n
--!««•« ttl.lg
"storage
r>*v rr »> *•1'»:, .. . ■ srm "in
*• #*«» !•* tVMt* Wil«
SWpaintino
*•»* r '••• «»•* r"' .»» i«*t
WELL DRILLINQ AND
TESTING
• • IM, .. !'•«
*—Furniture Wanted
"411 Fill* Mtla til a
l«rf nil and «i<*han|r« I*ln* Ht
Fumllur# O 11? ft»»• ll«tn 44)1
Motorcycles for Sale
*OTOn>TCLIB* "iiedTwe.Vn.l Hani 1
•II mtk**, 1/ thM* t»k*n •« now 1
INMAV MtiTOHCTI'LIf •
Wr»*ht. lIT K Pt k a at . OMf Broadway j
f*hon» f»K |Tl ww-w '
—Autos for Sale
>• mmn cißn itlTriKt «T I
B—For Sale Miscellaneous
*♦»« »vt> tvioit"
n#«t rMrwi and Bava M"ltV
F"lt>ar will br»ar<l iq foot |0 •!
l-ply v#n,-.-r pancli. aq. foot. OSH 1
1 fm»« panal «!oora I ••
Craf?im*n tfoon 1 M
Kltrhan |!ua door* I !•
Pr«n ' dw. r® . I 7B ap'
fUrn aaah. »•«!• tl
■BMBtont aaah I•« 17 . M
MolM kwh tsC IS®
ronflnf 114
Twrrwd p«rrh r»lumni ........ 4t «»p 1
Doora an-t wind • fr * dm. mmjldlng*
Inaida flnlah. eltfcar tha foot °* *■
aata halltllnf p«p*r, Mr
Aak for fr»# N4 It. Kftlwitai 1
furntah*d
O T1 WIt.UAMa CO.
1 M«mifMtnr«rt>
Phona Main IM7 IMS Ftro* A*» II
tkVTWhn TIIK fSC
l/)WlHO Nt'M HKKH ARK AT Tlll»
ornci
rii CM? C M r'» rll 11
C-40 r-i« co D*H !>•!• Ml
d-i« n-t? n-jt pi» n»i !»-•*
r»-«i i> m n m tvit t> «i mi
l>-44 I» 4( I>- • T !>-«* I» « !>'*•
r» M r>-it dm r» s* i» oo i> «i
i>-«5 t» «t r>.tt !>-•• all a-ij
A-U A M A J t A T« All
C.. 3c 1 £2<> £)
CTIMLAMICIi PPR'TT ACT EB. FITTED
with ipharlrtl lam ml compute ft ••
l»rt«dlnr namtßamft. (kawarlt. Or
tom.trtat. II? Epiar Block. Urt>kao
lanati duptlratadL
PHONnORAriIH m>a rmr4t Otn *1»*
CIAI.TT w. b.a» iw.il. r»ni. r«p«ir "»
lr«4. ttl« tHIIIkt RlitoU XII
j Muat-al flaw ofd »:« h.»ni»
T"jka* | TKNTH "aWNINOI
4 Cvarrthlnf In Caavaa
*•»» * °*
tti rnKaraity
W<>Of» Foil HALF,
1 7S w>r«la dry wood. d«ltvarad nn (row,
Baattla or Mallard K J Fjaid. Vaih
on. U'a»h Tal. Vaahon. Indapandant
It}
; new piAxoi row hevt. kkmt ap
pllad on purchaa* Mayar-Tonar. 114
f'nton
I CMKAPKJ4T PI*ACB (O %«r wr r»ni aaw-
Ina marhlfiM Tit Ptwa Main 1000
FINK old trfolln at a btriain Tarm« to
| ffUahl* party Addr»aa A-ft. atar
142* WF.MTI.AKB- (U«oit4 hand rnngaa
j low pr\>m
j Store Fixtures and Showcases
I HHOW and atora flitur»a naw
and aarond hand, all klnda F.dward I.
I^—Agents Wanted
AOF.N'TB— f*#nd no mtvan Juat aay.
ma partlrulara of your 11* ag«»nfa'
offar Th» Hp«-'laltf Co p. <j>.
19—Male Help Wanted
«*>r. w«i\r% at ii\a<.Aix rronr
j Naw and aarond hand fuoda at radur-ad
prfrea A faw apo«tala Ovarroata rain
wall, aulta 12 00 up, ault caaaa. trunka.
• &«* up. watehaa. 4&<* up. guna. II 21 up
ftargalna In logger auppll««a. Al.oka out
flta, hardwara. mu*lral Inatrumanta Wa
buy aall and airhan** 22J «».■l'Jantal.
cornar Main. Thona Main 1211
LOOOKRI AND Mtl.l, MKV
WwMn't you pr»f»r to work *h'f» you
ran develop a littfarm elma hy and
live at bt»fn«? Thai's what we are
offering good workmen. Hatter coma
In «n4 u*
II C PBTKRH *10 Columbl* f»t
BOYS" WANTED
Wan*ed —Several llva hustling hoya to
•*U The Star In ITniverslty district.
Can furnish good cornera
CALL MAIN 9400
CIRCULATION DEPT.
on JOIN AI. MmTTkkn HAHHKPt (*(>U
I.KOfS. 109 Main «f Hranrh of orig
inator* of flrwt t-arber roli**e in tM
world, w«nla you to learn harbor trade
W>«*"• paid Aaeiat »«•« tiring poaitlona
Mfet i m membership In 20 colleges
I frea.
OitltiiNAi. MOI,KR HA MURK 7; n r.j:'."Tk
323 Avd
Men and womcfi VV» h the tarl.er
trad* thoroughly; *age« while learn*
j In*. aaalat In serurlng positions. uvar
I 17 y»iri In Seattle.
fIY DOING btielneee upetnlra. TraM* aeila
| men'a I'G suits and overc oata for $I ft
Trade's L'pstnlrs Mult 8 hop, io&vt Third
wiMr MR lui.rr
Good men wanted to aell homlnv and
Dorwiridlfh. Great demand and food
f|« C»ll 1 r,2r» Histh ava. Flat |»
$7, "0 V'A I ' K, t rower« for $31 I
Lilly apftxlm clot bee ahop, Green Hide.
I 4th and Pike
t'cmdle Help Wanted
XMOIIT IIAN'II Hi'llnC.AHinir f,,r >■{•
at half original price, ffrat-class busl*
neas collage Owner unable to start
roura# For particulars write "t'onauM
Me." 91 at . riving nama and ad*
dress In flrat letter
U. M. OOVRRNMRNT JOBS open t«* worn-
I .en. 971.00 month I,lst of Jobs fre#
| Write Immediately. Kranklln Institute.
f»*-»#t 741 L Ho'hester N Y
ii—Personal*
ADLEINE LLOYD
Others rom» and so, hut for 24 veata
Adlelne has bean K»att!e'a phrenologist
and bualneaa advlwr In all affalra of
life 211 f'nlon. Apt. H. Ullloll 1674.
r i«e< lal thla i» eak, 10«
J J—Personals
Cowtlfiii+d
ZAA.»*«*• In* l ll>: H IIK «•' 1 »r
Ail !*««- • !•!»
TJIUI c i i:\ » \< H:i r J? " Av *
1 I - » 1.1 *«. S#«r Plan
LADm 4Un«t*»«"»7i • ! II ' i
»■(* • »><! aur« i-tir* for |»rlwl»
Monvt r#fuD«t*<'l tf
fall* aflar f»ir trial
Hwom 4. lfoi«l Anti«*r«. 4th and I'nlAß.
t»anc~
••! • n>atatalitr<t
tn* • 1
«.(fhrf ait'l q«MI Ifivlll
f r I \s >|M*n k »> #Mrn
I&I1S Fourth KH till
H¥h (i kiXhvvortW
Or Mituby U lilting |>l*»a« tall for
« |tti«r «d<lr*M*«l to you At liar Want
miss ham:R v"
n>g Noorn It Arrftdl Haul. 1114 Ha**-
a*4 ivt. >11
ELLEN VER BRYCK-"*"
•a* '
haiht Hartanhlra IN»l room ]L
IH»S *W4'Wt , I
f»»r !*■ « f
hun4i*«lt of KttmN t» HfcW
f r .>m many '••allhr. IK- eopr Hot
I4T j»»lllf. W«|^
I * 1 ' • «• r- nr » • ••!■»¥
lion If 4«*lrt4 H«»« lima «n4 m'ulf
br ratline I4«f latfc Kmi Mall
a*n rar
RISS PEARL r. r , "■""4
•nd »ral t i I'Mimrnt I loom 19 Arr«(|
Ho!#t. 1114 a»a I
H AfMKKIk ilm in naitt«4l tlfi> Ar* y«« |
lon*lr * Join lUattla HotUbta rtfan4-
|M|» t'llh l.«4l«* fraa Ada P Ivana,
til Vnion, Apt- ll
nWk~ fiuT nii % rRi.T lit art iWS |
Hl# tiKow aftarno«>na and
Infi. I •«- llf Sir l.rrtc Thaat ra. Or -
rtdantaJ and Mala.
M \ .n nuraa. **5".
m.\vX)CUjt *+%!• nii«<i
mat l»m qaufctr r«ilav»*l 211 UslM.
rial Q __
LAKKK 11»r. i»rm • -h.ir
rhroato and mat*rn|» * r aaaa
Vary r«aa*tnaMa ral*« 111 l Woodland
Park ••• Ta|pphona North M
lll» .a ffMlMt IniptfMl frr-phtt#*#
Miom 11. floiol HrrtM. 54t? flrtl a«a
Hour* from I I* II p m
ft A'IT! MR piattnc Uufht |f |» j» •••
•ona •«« -»•• guamnt«od Fifth floor
Hide
MASSAGE TwZ,
Hotat. Flfi and rili«
1-A in 'Hit a»-»«t wwr—mtxil f
t%>aranta«d Madam Craaa.
IIM llth ava
MARIE I.< >N<.-
mi* IHI Third
1 Apt •
ORT MAfIIUKfV iui' matrlrnorlal f»»P«r
puhllihtd %fa<i*d froo Tha Cor
r*«prnd«nt T«M« Ohta
LILLIAM LA MONT
mimaor ratiih arcadi iiotku
1114 a** room I
MISS HARDING
API J T«m« »M«I. 111 l Thlr^
I **— Mjr Wfi mNI rwnadlw ara
poatlKoly »nfa and Nra
•IJ» T. Madia^a
nihfrfTKftKn Winwir* Mr« wituii"
••n 7«11 Uth N'. w l»hona Ballard
uit
i*A+*\tir., hatha flh»rr««a t.ndy flarhora.
11l rin#
MO«>RP.rtRr.D Hatha jl 44 Maiaaagtn#.
111 l rtha
S4IPn JRS«Nfv v'«nr»#t«n mldwlf* an«l
n»ir«» ''•ll tITTW
MATRRNITt HOUB-llit~B
r.*«t flit
MtKfl JEW PC 1.1,-MA Sicttftl va ITTd H
Third, affla# If,
lUFtfl HA'IH r«palrad 441 Paapla'a Hanli
I
I MriM ritr.KMA y — n«—««tp« <fr«.n
Hit«l, Hoom 7
«,U I' A T f • f.r n! • ur« TIT lln« at
Main 1144
Mftff MN CKJt/Irr- Trained nur»o Main
IIT 4.
private Va'»rn|tr hom», Tift? f! Madlwn
jTrvANAtrflH It 44 »ata " 1441 tatTra
r>>vvVrtijrm^v^
HOTELS
DPTTCVEW HOTKL—*l4**i ha«ta4 rooma.
40r tills Third .
|t 1-r ' • ir? ft ! '' 1 | • «»•!( p
25—Spiritual Mediums
MADAM itl'Tll
MADAM KIRL
EGYPTIAN
PHRENOLOGIST Itfs/s / -AVI
-. ir l.rvl < . ' f,
• a It IndlrttM from I VjJ
tha rfadl# to |HT| f _»
what hu«lri»M f
•r« adapted for r* \
whan and whom *
you wilt rnarr* »»t "
tlaa and ailalns lova affairs and
family Irmbln raunlt** tha ••paratM.
otn Pat|«farf|on guaraniMd of no
rharga No on*. In trouMa lutnad away
monay or no rnonay I'arnianaotly l«-
rat#d at CM l.'nlufi at
IB ilft«"l fo your
■ » Ljk
th#» cpn
■k * > ■
i- hi» in
PUQn OA# you lova Rati*
t tlon ku«rant«ad
lilt PI Wa at.. batwaan M inof and llnr«n
*\ ra
mT|»AM *~',Vdluni
axiraordlnarv . < -naultatlon dally, clrcla
tnnlght. * 00, Kvary on* attending ra
-O»|VM m*aaa** f&r 1423% Third.
Apia I and 4 N< • rrl• |fot*>l
MAIiA M KHAM ~cfa"irvo*>'»,» < VrTl
r*ad»»r palmlai, tuo. I*6'| IMka. cor
n*r nm K II ■'» Haul
if Kl »I'' M II"...II' *■ ' . • Vt
daya. Wadr>#a<la> * and Monday* f(<M>m
JlOJt (lutioiik Hotel Kit h, Kngland.
Iforrlt.
MMK T'*A VIH cilftKl I 1.1
Urllalilr advlra on all affairs, aatlafac
lion guaraataad Hit <«nih ava
STAR—MONDAY. JAN., 31. 1916. RAGE 6.
PHRENOLOGISTS
MADAM A fill Alt A _ . m _
■ ptlai I'Mfi t- gUt
f
t ij ; "• y N A
K.am T\ J
IO \ ' •! . *tl- ' vf
»•»•» r <««• i•m r i / y
I all a t • l»a •••■ ••• y
fill UttM«« «h» *•!•* |
r i I > il ri|il«ln« y
Ihlm* which ha»« I
l«*#n « ; thai fwilk»i»
ton ara a<laf»t*<l f«»r Ml Wt»Jf not
tha IhUM f 11*0 r*adln«e (IM,
faction luamnlMd ••• I'lnt, »•*'
W»ettatae lUrkal
Went Furnished
*S <«•<•«.«> n » if • nrMltfia
bal»«an Ta ma and Haattla
*** ' NO fKATJSI
AUTO DELIVERY CO.
Aarthla* Oalliara4 Anrwhera
nil i» 9l« tit* Vhi«t« A»a
•y~" ae .s'j ii .s \
FY*'ft k< w • vtrt, ftirt«lali«<l f«f »©rhirif
27— For Kent Unfurnished
F*Mt 'r»V»..n»t '# 9 room
«i<*'4tat- <*ap»tol hill dlaiflrt |»»>«n«
/*—-Furnished Apt*.
fy'h • > • m • v• ■. • i < '■•■•"«
turfd*v «>4 acanitianu all «n»4*r« tft
: *gy ■*«"«»
MulK»iiN • r«w«m apaMmania. 91 »•
911 Martun •«
MhP.m for Kent
in . . • i * • ■ _jr - ■
< -Huames* Chances
foil *Al« or •tcttMlir* amati •htnaia
and *•» rt-iii It Allan. U*rjra»tU«.
W **h
TOffltUPd Uf IlijH t f*w
ran of lufaUer T K Jam*#. Ofttllf
fo tra«4r I >«<-hahanii P
Hmtrh rolli* fot latflar »r Boalnfi bull
pup PtinM HKM/ y*
«t ACREAGE FOR SALE
Eiti. with ul miw"
a«4 w»r
ON LAND
H«Mr la «ur mill* rtnpa
AT TMftfc* I.AKKD
•XOlfr'MittH ♦»! MTT. WAHN
will app**> la ym
n»«4 f»>a<l» atajr»e dally tratne. ml la
a*h<*»la w«f», pharna R F D
WT«. w *M I II MKim ij' Hi Mr
I .an.l !»%*'. I ?•! I. <" *at»tth flldg
taattl*
TVfftRK I.AKPai | fVIIKH CO
BAlt'lAlM '»f JS arf«a |w3Tl»p»H«a, Im
l>rnv«4 food butldln®a apftn* water
r» m«-*arde*>n n. r i» ]<o. i. n«« m,
K*af«ll, Waih
PTm-Kr NT ran«hi I arraa. in*
*r4 NlMln«t II H '*••«»-
ana ft F f> * Hfts JJ* Ha»Hl#
45—Farm Lands for Sale
Ilftft lift* lift*
llftft #»«••• - it on • Ift a<*ra farm A
arnall <>n tha land tha r»«t to
h<jll4 * * ahln «h4 t» «*♦ ii«ri*4 Af»»r
that (M m nth win tali* rata *f |»ajr
m«nl» «nl kwp jrou
SI — Public Notices
NOTICI or MKICT
IN<I or HUfTAU) fit'MP MINING
roMPAMT
Not Ira la harahy |tv»n that • ipcUi
of fit* Bforkhofdara of th* lluf
tmtn Itumfi vfinir.* '*»mpinf, a M*por«
tton or*anl«»<l «i»4»r »ha !••• «»f tha
ftti* of WMhlr|t«n with It* |>rlnrl|t«l
plaro of hua<n*aa at ft»*ltl». Waah . haa
h«an mIM by tha pf««M*nt. and will ha
bald at «ha offloa of tha mmpanr. at
4ft4 MltH*kt«F In ih» r|t* of *•-
attla aia»a »»f Waahlnffton. on Pahruary
i. tftlft. at th# hour of i p. m
Tha pur i>ftM of tha mavflni la to alart a
naw hoard of trua'aaa and t«> attthnrli*
tha aata of a |*>rOon of »ha pr<>partyr of
aaid mmpany, t«»H, tha plaoar mining
r!*ima of il»a com pan*
f >atad at Itaattla, January 3ft. I• I •
J ft 'HUMAN'
vf oil.ltP.RT. Aaaistant !Urrotary.
Pt aaldant
PUBLIC MARKETS
mii th r.Mf
Pot roaat, lft« lh . roaat %aal. 13He lb ;
vaal rutlata. lie lh , local ha«»»n lie lh .
b*« on an4a. llr lh j halibut. f lha llr.
fraah harrln*. I lha 21c, aalmon trout,
lie lh , Yakima Of in pofatoaa, 7 lb# lftr.
•wMt potatnaa I lha lftr. calary. If
•talk, haata. I hunchaa Ir; ral>l>ai«. I
fha Iftr; laMu-a, l.r haad. turnlpa 4 lha
tic; raullfl"war, II*" tlld Jftr hand, '"all
fftrnlft grapefruit, • for }&c. lar»* Munkfat
or*n*»», Ji« do* . fraah milk, «o qt . 1p
jf* boat ranch 40c do* , fraah
<rftn nr.| huttar. 2 lha II Oft, Hammond a
flour, 11 a& aack No Ift aack hard
Srtiaat flour, lOc
H MTt.ARR
Stall 104. black fig*, 2 lb* 16c; rolled
out*. « lb* 3lc Wall 201. local atnragn
egga, fic dot . pure Yakima honey, 46r
rjl N Y abar|> <he»** 10.- lb Htall 16».
gareet oranges. 16c do* . ru*a*t ictri, 20r
d«* ; Juicy lemona. lie d'»* HtaJl 21.
fr*»ah amelt, lOr lb ; freah herring. (a
lt< iftlmon trout, lie lb Htalla If-I*.
food vinegar. 20c rhl . frMh hominy. 10r
f)t fancv dill pick lea. lOr do* Stall 111,
T l»«h» *teak. lie lb., dry salt pork, tc
lh ; fraah *t»rtre»iba, 10r lb Htall JOT,
fancy cauliflower. (no head artichoke*,
16c rach, beet rhubarb. 16c lb
MNITARV
Stall •, our* oleomargarlne. 20r lb. At
Ti»alla'a. No 10 aarka graham or whola
wheat flour for 3l>< , or 2 atohi l! 00.
6-lb bug rlr*. J|r Waahlngton «reamory
butter. AJ< Iti . iriararonl or apaghettl. Co
pkg Mtall 111, home-made aauarkraut, 2
qt* 16c, home made hominy, 2 qta 1 6c;
< ottag* <rheea«-, Joe lb . 'i comlia fancy
honey, 2&r, fancy *llred baron. 100 lb.
Stalla 24-10, lOn roll a tollat paper. 6c; 3
rarm beat milk. 10« ; 2 baa* Malt, 10c
Htalla St -SB, salmon and halibut. 10c lb.
riKi. ri \< r
Htall 17, * Iba granulated augar. 49<-
Htall 7W pM*teuri*ed inllk, 2c i|t.. ««•
qt Htall 11, I-ll> |<kK corn atarch f.<
Htall 51, elder. 21c gal Htall 1627. dry
aalt pork, 1"' lb . good bacon. Iftc lb.
Htall Ifl. whole aalnion, 26c; black cod,
10n lh Htall 1622. 2-lb brick codflah,
2fc Htall* 44 l&, amall Yakima potfctoea
lie aack, delivered Htall* 72-74. lemon*,
10n do* . lai k** ortnfta, 26c do* Htall
07. freah churned butler, S»** lb . | lb*
tic Htall '»*. dairy butter. 2ftc lb ; milk
fhwM, 10c lb. Htall 27, at*il can pork
and bean*, 2 • ana 4f»c, !(c coffee, lin n>
Htall OX, ahora raaolad. 10c lo 7f»n pair
W II IT I:
Mtali* 20-11, pork roaat. 11c lb . spare*
ribs. 10c lb Htall 2*. paateutlsed tnllk.
Or ij» , fraah local ranch "gga. 46r do*
Htall* 12 22 10 Iba. ground bone ?*«• 10 1
Iba |Kirk ba< k bon»* rSr Htall 17. aaner- '
kraut, 6c qt dill plcklea. 100 dog. At
Mtotif • 49 lb aa> a hard wheat fi«»u<
II 9" ilollvaiait local patent flour II II
aa' h >li»rf«.d H< can tea Mr, lie pta
a affla flour. Hr, I l®« i>fc«a floaa or turn
flan h, |lc I lha |i*eu ai 111 pea* Sic.
: lac tana oyatara. lit
I OKM-H
Alalia 111 114. 9 l*i it a ran* aolld park
lofnatoea. )kr l©«" «an t>aklnf powder
fir. |ih |>ki ralalna. la lit alia
2. I I 7. prM xiatii, Hr and It* Ih ;
lark bona* it lt<* ft' cornad l-a»f 10«
rt. r laroH, t?H« Mtalia 1» St. 9
lar|a i ana allretl plneapi*la |lr, Itr
aacka aali Itr* Itc baking a»da, lc.
1 lb hrtrk Ja< . 91c Ih<« *«>a|>.
Ilc paanul l-ultar. Itc Ih. Hall t
halibut an<t a«im<m. Itc lb . craba llf
aarh fr**h harrlni I I l»a lie. Bound
oyatara, <tc pt . Kaatara oyat«ra lie pl .
Una > <>d. 9 Iba 2tr
ASKS INCREASE FOR
CONFIDENTIAL WORK
WAHItINOTON. Jan Sl—Dla
rnaNltiK intorinally and nerretly In
ternatlonal relatlona before the
houite forttlgn and appropriation
rommlttee* today. Secretary
»ln« anked a 1100.000 Inrr- aae In
the atate department fund for ron
flduntlal work abroad
UPHOLD CONVICTION
WASHINGTON, Jan 31 --/'on
vlrtlon of IHivld l.amar. "Wolf of
Wall .Street." for Imperaonatlna a
ronareaaman waa upheld by the *u
preme court, when It denied today
hla motion to dlamlaa the Indict
ment u«alu«t him.
A DAY OF PROMISE!
The municipally o»n«l Lake Hu
rlen car line did the hiaa<*at day'*
baalneaa In tta hlatory Sunday,
when $114 waa collected In fate*
Skating on the lake waa re»|>onalble
for the rtiah
PU6ET SOUND
STEAMERS
All IOCAI ROUTES
rnunw i.katk run* row**
tvrx fc hktt o| Jitlioo rr««tT
t • Aril..
•••ilia. h«Ml«
*lil—
U «« "Ct IW. I I'pm
mid To»n»mn/l WH'Uml «»llr
Klflil I)uft|tn»«i I > *
dally Am* ■« aad Vlrtnrla :
1 *r>nM nni ftll al'
T- ■ "im IMrwt
• Taroma and • »*•
• f -»f Ta !• I*trr |
tt ritrnt llpfn t
I Mpm'arwf lan b»»nta fir • Mpw* j
I aftf.**- >lng!« tHp I** l ro*»»d 4 tftpm
I tdpw »rlp at' • Hp« '
? ftp* Tar-owia wt'h »«aam ' • ft pn j
t UvMft'ar* for otjrmpit »nM« la pn
1«1'» aKaitoa f dally
•F»rt Xpmmmrlm*
VMlliftiara
• Mfr Wknie~m> I Mam j
'for ftrt Tow«a#r.d dallr
•ffafi ' A na»nrtaa in 4 flat'
■ . • , ■•,- (kim '■
• iwn«p«ta»—AoiMfiM—
NH Tmwawi
• a *KhUli»«i ' «
lallr AMMfIH' dally
'and Ita 111 n| h • m <
a* r«fl Town-!
'••nil aoothhound
!lf Doaa not rill at*
w »'••• Riitir4*ri '
Ran Jaan
If •* "•!r H*aah» f I ttpm
f*itdn'htT'>wnaand and W*l-TB#t4'y
aundarMlngham vt% nil llan'Thnra'y
» iaa hteal p Nita [flu
f v • ifi »i |
•an ln»n faUr4« VMlH«|hlin
,To»ad*v PBfH for P»' • ftftnm
t <K»a*rt llngham »la «an
Thwra'v 'loan I»!»r1 polnta W»dnH
ftat r r f IfflltT
Port Tonnarnil P~»t An**|*a Sawh
Vlar tad Wif f«rt«
1) ft* n»aamar W»II )n | « ft«n~»
rr>ldn'h*l»am. fo* r<»l Town 'Twaad'y
T*ort An|*!M 'Thura'y
Par and aar'HiMir'T
TtiOTi yfparta I
r»rl P»»rt 4n*#lra <rM
rant and Way Part*
n •• f«r' « iipft
woldn'M'Port Nf*' •hk^it
Tort Craa
W»dnaa l '»»nt. r"lallam and' Ffl4«jr
Frldav'wav norta '
T n4l«« Fl**l*r
-••• t<Miaaf «|r»»n for l a Iftam
dally 'Klnraton Oao* h 1 a.' datlv
• ira »»♦ f T *i 4I o w ••Walon ' avrapt
ftatur'y'F Ia v lar Townaand 'Run4tT
'Manavtlta Tron (It)* 1
'and Had'ock I
I na»«rdav Only I
S ft|nn«, fo*' I 45pm
IKlnraton. f.udlow and!
'way nolnta
I *nf»d«» On 1? I
• *Oamfttaw#nar PHoifv, foH | SOprr
iWtnaatan t nfllnw and'
•war pnln*a f
|f., «t 1•* 11 1 !,.»»■.» 'r f ndlow
t ««r Potlatrh. ' ' • »• ..
dally 'T f»r»rl OamMa ' AaUr
a*r>ant«nd all* at rapt
*iin«lar'p«lnta «« Ifoo4
Mf waHaa An«fln
• '•dam Wf r•ITa !r K ' « ft
dtllv Ma*Walton and An* ' «lalW
•sraptltln atr avcapt!
Hurwlay or W nlalaaiU laairaa' Monday
1 Atiatln 11 a m '
land Matw^ltnn
lp Tn da 11 r rtrapfl
for Maatf|« |
JJ |t»BTi«r will Uavw «••(»•» , v »r»
liinda* «♦ » a m for Port Town
•'•nd dlrarf
•fl»*amar Ktilahan will eali «t p or j
Townaand nnrthhmind Katurdar*
6nW laavln* ffaatfla al til p m
MMlfl MAlliMi •• *r» |«|| lan-llna*
Paaaanff«r« for thaa* pntnta and for
boat landlnt polnta rnuat maka
thatr own «rr»n(r#m»n»a for landln«
and aaauma all rlak and llahllltr In
making au«'h landing R«»am»r'a paa
aangar rata doat not Inchida boat land
Ing rhargaa
flaggag# MaMllty la llmttad to waar-
Ing apparal, noi to a«ra«>d |Ift« for
whola tlrkat ISO pounds allowad fraa
Ptaamara and irhaduUi iuM»»t to
rhanaa without notlra Pralght ra
oalvad dally for all polnta 'avrapttng
Ta'-ornat namad In ahova arhadula
Tlrkat a muit ha purebaaad at tlrkat
offlra opan from • Ift a m to II :oft
midnight
rrtiKT Roi in navif«ation co.
Ttnkal Offlra, Colman Dork
I'tinnr. Main S»t»!l
By Allman
STATE MAY
ORDER NEW
G.N.TUNNEL
TACOMA. Jan. SI H«tumlna
from Corea. the arene of the r«*-ent
ral.road acc-ldent.
('oiniiilaaloner Hplnntna today de
rlared that radical Imprutrementa
will he ordere
It In hinted that the rommUnlon
mny order tha ronmrurtlon of ran
rrete mio«'iihnd« to tak«> the plare
of ihe wooden one*, and that a tun
nel yiru the mountain* »l»o may t>«
tirderod.
TO OPEN CANAL
LOCKS MONDAY
Marklna the practical comple
tion of the t.nke Waahtnaton ca
nal, the Salmon hay lock* will be
o|>ened and fl"oded at 10 o'clock
Tueadsy mornlnn There will 1»«
no ceremony.
I'ntil th» city provldea new
bridae* at l.ake t'nlon and btirlea
a water main under the lake, how.
»ver, the ranat cannot be u»ed
GOLD WEATHER AIDS
Cold weather haa curtailed the
production of lumber durlnc th« laat
four week* and. according to K. 0.
Atnea, of the I'liget .Mill Co.. the
aupply la not areater than the de
mand for the flrat time in two or
three yea:« Aa a reault. It I* ex
pected that prlcea will go up.
VITAL STATISTICS
Varrtafla IJrvaara
Wlltta !«•« Maaftaid. 3», tnl M«r|ar*t
AMia Mm It h. It. Ma«flt«
j riaraara I Huff and Oraliat L Ctlti*r
j wood Saw W«aimla»ttr. H C
Jamfta M MrKlnoon and NwHflta 1.
Murknar. Haattla
KA w r, Wftlllnitan. tl. Tori <"aaay
Waah . and Paaar ti. Vlnaiand.
N J
W altar P Rmi'h, It. gnd Mftryvatta
'•harfolta Olaon. ?| Raattla
Out tlwatafaon. 51. and ftlgrld KtittM.
' 11. KlUtMibuff
Marry A Ulya and Adala A ftt+a, #• •
' all la
William Nalaoit p«*#t. }l, and I.ucla
| ltro*n. 11. Maaitla
«)thal Tioaka. 59 Puriar Idaho, and
HMnnbu ll:r<>aa»a. It. Ja»-an
Paul Plaidar, ST. and l»orla M D#dl«*
vllg. It aa^ttl*
Krank J Itlrharda and Mauda "trah
ghan. H*attl*
Ifana C <*hr|atana#n. Indag. and Mattla
'If Thomaa, Kaaillr
.lohn T»fllrhar. 55. and Grara Lurllla
1 Millar. It. H*attla
Wrtha
Mra and Mr Oao T Wllllgma *st«
llth a»» N . aon
Mra and Mr f) O MrCtarc. Hit Hat
a«a N K . daughter
Mra at.d Mr O. Olaan, 1415 N Itth it.
' OOfl .
Mra and Mr Adolph 1% ohm.
'Irwnwoinl ava daughtar
Mra and Mr Tharlaa llammontraa
1114 Krankln a*a twin hoy a
Mra and Mr J W llataon. 411 K t4th
at aon
Mr* and Mr J A. Ifall. tit llth ara
j NV. daughtar
Mra and Mr Morgan M Rdwarda. i«?j
Tarry a%a. daughtar
Mr* and Mr William Ylrura. lITS <*raa
ton at . daughtar
Mra and Mr T. II Trary. 41t Quaan
Anna iv» daugbtrr
Mra and Mr |» Makovaky. 111 sfnd
art daughter
Mra and Mr John Mtgnna ITOt llth
aya M . a«»n
Mra ami Mr J f Union, 41tl W
llradfoM at , a«n
Mra and Mr FTarl Palan. fftrathmora
A pari ntanta. daughtar
Mra and Mr Paul Itaarh 4115 4fth
ava ft W aon
Mra and Mi Albart M M#yar, 1411
Plrat ava W daughter
Mia and Mr. t'harlaa IV. Ilaanal. 5194
Haw ond ava . aon
Mra and Mr Ralph Johanaan, 1014 R
44th at , daughtar
I Mat ha
Oaorga t>urlvaull, tt. tit K Aldar at .
January 51.
Adulph Froat, ti. rlty hoapltal. Jan
uary 21. ,
Kt ha I !lurd«tt. 45. 454 Fifth ava N.
January 4
Noham Frladman. 54. Flrat ava. H and
at January 54
Vnlle Vlahtiaffak y, 24 Flrat at a. R and
Jarkaon at., January t4.
Plna Baraaorakv. St. Flrat ava 8 and
Jarkaon at . January SC
simon Dronahataln, 2< Flrat ava ft
and Jn« kaon at January 14
W Wlnklaman. 14. Flrat ata
H nnd Jarkaon at . January 34
Uaar Olaon. 7S. 5414 W 44th at . Jan
uary 54
Mlaphan K rirorar. 74. Rwadlah hoa
pltnl. January 5t
William E Ilurklay. 44. Flmt ava ft
tind Jarkaon at , January 34
Kumahlrhl ftuaukl. 11. ftaattla flanaral
hoapltal. January SI
"r unan ft ilrharda. Ifl, 5114 42nd ava
N . January 57
J»nnatt Tracy. 24. Provldcno* hoapltal.
January ST.
IMvorraa («ranto<l
A t* Rvani from Floranoa I'vana
.lam"* J Fraaaa from I<ana Fraa»a.
Vlrolatt* Itnlaa from Angalo flolaa.
lllrach from ftlmon Hlrarh.
Hathar t'arlyla front John A t'arlyla
Harry It fttrnton from l.attla 1» ftt#»n
ton
Ida <' Tata from Howard W Tata.
Nallla Hllay from ltul>«rt IX
Hllry
Job I. Dillon from l.laila Dillon
Wllla I: Marahall from Albart Mar*
ah a 11.
llasH Walllnglon from Allan Walllng
ton
Minn la Wood from Joaaph Wood.
1«oulaa Sutton from John H Hut tan.
IMnkla Kohayaahl front M Kobayaahl
ilaorga l.aoa from Minnla l.aoa
Vaxiar from Jamaa V'aanar
Patinla Johnaton from William John
aton.
Iran K Hnvdar from Tlohart r Knvdar
1 Minna J Klal fr*im ilua A Klal
W lllattnar from Mary Hlattnar
Marx tl Habrnrk from fttaphan II
llabrork
l.lawallyn n Thomaaaon from William
M Thomaaaon
Favrtta A I.aland from Fran, la t.aland
Anna Mary liftman from tlaorga \'
. Ilrrman. Jr
Anna W lit«vana from Karl W. Havana
Vada W. Taylor from Jamaa W Taylor
Outbursts of EverettT rue
MUSTER STRIKEBREAKERS -
AT CHICAGO FOR USE HERE
Word that strikebreakers are
being assembled at Chicago to
take the placee of 3&0 local
union bollennakera, shipbuild
ers and helpers who walked OJt
•t the Seattle Construction 4k
Drydock Co. more than a week
ago. was received here Monday.
With ho[K! of a settlement vague,
all strikers who have been member*
pf local t-nlons f.»r three i.onths be
gan drawing f? weekly strike bene
fits Mor.lar, following an enthusias
tic meeting in the l.abr.r Temple
Sunday e<tnhif
Auglearnlths. plate hanger*, mold
SHORT NEWS
Negro buncoed W. W. Reed.
1034 Jackson sL. out of $115 Run
day by " drop the hat" bunco trick.
Candidates for city offices at quit
congress In Stevens hall Sunday
given chance to tell of their quali
fications for offices.
letters received by W. M. Whit
ney. president of the Young Men's
Republican club, from Representa
tives Johnson and lladley abow they
are for preparedness
Francis Be Lacko, former student
of University of Michigan. In Se
attle. en route to Victoria to re
enllst In allies' aeroplane service In
war. He was wounded before and
Invalided bome.
Helen Van Campen. note<l writer.
In Seattle after visit to New York,
says white shoes, chin-chin collars
and grip are most noteworthy char
acteristics of the world's metropolis.
She's on her way back to l^touche.
KUbourne & Clarke, wireless
company, to Install new radio sta
tions In Alaska
Walla Walla school graduated 42
Friday.
lHller hotel, which closed the first
of the year, to be re-opened by the'
Karl Oilier Co.. Inc.. February 18.
Police have orders to stop all
bobsleds running down hills where
there are no flagmen, in order to
curtail coasting accidents.
H. Klrzu. Jap gardener, who lives
on east shore of Ijike Washington,
fined $105 for having 21 quail ln|
hia possession. They were all;
dressed.
Body of Charles De Wilton Best,
Seattle boy soldier, who was
drowned on Mexican border In at
tempt to rescue captured comrades,
recovered from Hio Grande In use
of dynamite.
Auditor reports that 1.955 persons
took out permits for drinks this
month.
William Bloch has taken over the i
Oermania and Is making It Into
first-class refreshment place.
Kpokune deputy prosecutor plans
to have confiscated liquors sold un
der permit to public.
Body of Kdgar Harris, editor of
Review, paper of Coronation. B. C.,|
found frozen near that town, after
tnking walk.
Raid on home of former Walla!
Walla councilman without warrant
nets sheriff $t,ollo worth of liquor
Senator Jones of Washington
waiting for data on Brandels ap-1
polntment to supreme bench before j
stating whether he Is for or against
him.
Miss Marlnn Beecher of Puyallup
rushed Into bunting house nnd
saved rare old violin, valued at $700,
front flames. It was the only thing
saved.
W. W. Venahles of Mississippi,
elected to house to take place left
vacant by death of Representative
Wltherspoon, roasted anti-prepared
ness congressmen In stirring speech
Saturday.
Germany will make no further
concessions In Lusltania case, cava
Iterlin paper.
King George's equerry. Brig. Gen,
Qrlmston, found dead in London,
suicide.
Three Norwegian freighters and
one Banish freight boat seized by
British
American liner Philadelphia nnd
Liverpool sailing ship Kben Lee
collided. Boats damaged; no lives
lost.
I'. S. 8. Albany will take place of
loft men and punch and (hear men
ha*e joined ih«* original strikers.
Iten McKlllop, secretary of the
union, laid he would take up with
President Paterson of the drydock |
rompati)- an tries of agreement call- i
Ing for a standard wage of the dlf- 1
fereot worker* on repair wrork. on 1
new and old job*.
He said the men were demanding
less than worker* In almllar estaU- J
llshments In the city.
The disagreement which led to
the strike was caused by two men
belnit ordered by the company to
leave repair work on a new job aad
lake up piece work on an old Job.
Vickaburg a* training ship for local
naval militia.
Oppoaltion to re-election of Wood-,
row Wilson recommended Amer
ican* of German birth by German
nocletlea in several New Kngland
states.
I-arge crowd* rioted In IJsbon.
Portugal. Saturday night against
high cost of living.
Representative Hadley from
northwestern Washington state*
In Washington. D. C.. he is In favor
of preparedness.
Cleveland labor bodies are ursine
Senator Borah to let them place bis
name on the presidential primary
ballot.
FIGHT CHILD LABOR
Resolutions indorsing the Meaty-
Owen bill, to exclude from Inter
•tate commerce all goods and ware*
manufactured by child labor, now
before congress, were adopted at a
meeting at the Temple Se
day night. under the auspices of the
educational committee of the Cen
tral Labor Council.
EXPLAIN HEW RATES
letters have been sent broadcast
to Alaska mining men announdnr
the removal of the differential
charges, and explaining that assa. -
charges In Seattle are now on the
fame basts ha at Philadelphia. Den
ver and San Francisco. The letters
were sent by the Alaska bureau of
the Chamber of Commerce.
RUBENSIQN DRUG
MOVES UPTOWN
Exclusive Prescription Phai
macy Goes Into New Quat
ters in Green Building, Fol
lowing Trend.
The rapid growth of the
litisiiipss district to the north C
further evldcncej by the remov
of Kubensteln's exclusive nresorp
tion pharmacy from Second Ave
nue and Cherry Street to the
Fourth Avenue side of the Joshua
Green Ruddlng. The new pharmacy
was opened tills morning.
Far-sighted bmlness men have
long seen »the trend of trade to
ward Pike Street and Westlake j
Avenue. New buildings are going
up In the district, chief among
those that will be completed this
year being the new home of The
Times at Times Square. Fifth Ave-j
nue. Stewart and Oltvo Streets.
The Hubensteln Pharmacy had
long since outgrown the Cherry!
Street location and Ruben-]
stein, proprietor and directing!
head of the business, has be?n onl
the lookout for a more favorable|
location uptown, lie announcesß
that the new store will be the best!
equipped and most modern of itsF
kind In the West anil will be sltu-r
• ted especially for the convenience
of physician*, being within tw«
blocks of the Cobb ltulldlng. The
lease was made through the of-£
flees of Henry ltroderlck.
agents for the Joshua tireen ltulld
lng
Mr. Rubensteln has been a resk
dent of Seattle for the past six
teen years. ha\ Ing been graduated
from the National College ol
I Pharmacy, Washington, D. C. TlMf
| Secoud and Cherry location walk
occupied for twelve years.

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