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Buy a Home With Ome Month's Wages Dowe, Balance Like Rent, Do It Now—You'll Not Get the OpporttQMty Later Oinio TIMES WANT ADS »j CLASSIFIKD ADVKUT-ISING HATES 1 rent a woiii each insertion—;j times for the price of 2. I 1 month, per line per month $ 1.00 J."! mouths, per line iier nionlh 95 ; G months, per line per niontli 90 ; 12 i.ninths, per line per month 75 I Swap ads 15 words, 3 times, 150, cash in advance. No advertisement taken for less than 15 cents. PHONE MAIN 12 | THE TIME» If TACOMAS ,;.. ""-•■.;,-_ Wi: 'RECEIVE A1)S~BY ONLY INnEPBNDENT ~^»n '*. >issS> PHONE. OUR NUMBER NEW Sl' \PER J* ' I| MAIN,! 2 BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY AUTOMOBILE ACCEBBORIB^ """ n ~ Ml< 1 iCI-lN XHK TIRB AGBNCT _„,,_„- Ti..s and tubes | SQURRE of stability, auto ' -.■J ~Mna luppiies, hiini- Ajltfi] BnW ware and tools— mWi ' i i ■■ I | ■--.■' i"». oils arid AM. Ki'.use. 1.13 Tacoma ay. Main 2184 "^TBSTiTv^nr" COMMONWEALTH TITLE TRUST CO. MAIN 101 Bankers Ti US) Bldg. ABSTRACTS OP TITLE TACoMA TITLE CO —Ground floor Fidelity Bldg. Main 2194. AMBULANCES AUTOMOBILE ambulance. Only one In city. Main 43. ATTORNEYS 8. B. AULDrTdQE, Attorney at Law. 161» .1 nt. BLUE PRINTS, MAPS, SURVEYING CITY .iii.l county surveys, tide-lands, mipii, Nicliolson Eng. Co.; 60$ Fidelity. Main 474. c Positions We ars con i-tantly send ing out our *sr_s- - view and bring vourselt up to grade. We will i,lace you. CARPET CLEANING B. U HOUOM—Tarpct bsating, re fitting and layins: f«»* ,lVs»B*sf_. vating and upholstering. ?Sl2 Ctb ay. Main 325. </vvv J COUNTRY WATER SUPPLIES | WE niako connectir.tiH to in* heat-i inn company. Coffss Plumbing Co. Main 670. CHIROPIU CTIC IRA W BLACK, (P. C. C. graduate), 40H Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Main 1472. P. EMILY CLARKE, graduate cliiiu -8 r«.tor; (painless method). 303 o^-'.h. Main 4452. GEO. U. SMITH — (Palmer gradu ate). 711 Nat. Realty Rid. M. 1153. "" >~CHIROTODIST^' |JR, XT"r^Y^^^^lropodUtT^iaT stronrs Drug Store. Main 36. t>R. Mcr*AlN, Chiropodist. Provident Bliln. Main 8742. "Just a little different. ~scTeankrs OPEN DAY AND NIGHT YES. we've thrown the keys awny. Why? Because we never close. Itarting today, Sci't. 6, we will be abl" to give both day and night service to everyone. The Ellto Tailors. 746 Pacific ay. Phone Main 2840. "^CIRAYAGE^ Commercial Truck & Storage Co.— Furniture moved, packed and stored. Team and auto vans. Flre ?roof warehouse. Best corps of rained men In city. Main 706. ~!'*OOT SPECIALIST RHEUMATISM, bunionsTnalls, brok *n arches treated. Dr. Jones, Ave nue Hotel. SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES $4,00 PER year, fire and burglar proof. Peoples' Safety Deposit Co.. 117 So. 11th. Berlin Bldg. Main 2013. GARAGES OABAUES Permanent Sectional Houses, $57.50 and up. Oarage*. $40 up. Wege ner Mfg. Co.. 1107 A st. pTtysTicTans^ DR. LA GASA, Surgeon, Diseases of women; genito-ui inary. Realty _Bld g. DR. BLWIN BROWN, physician and surgeon. Office 1016 Fidelity Bl.l ix. Malq $34; R„ Main 8329. DR~ WABRtN BROWN — Diseases 'of women and genito-urinary and skin diseases. 1103 Commerce St. DR." F. R. gQITIOEbER — SKIN AND OENITO-ritINARY UIS EASI'S. FRENCH BLDG., 116 C - PACIFIC. MAIN ITS.*,. DR. JONEZ— SU HO EON Plsepses of Women. Fidelity Bldg. M. B. BUKABETH dr'akß, Phys- Iclui unit Surgeon. 1016 Ffllellty Rl.ig. Main 234; Proctor 648; Mad. ison 11T^R-1. DltT'l' liJTERS EN-DA NA, 220 Berlin Itllnr. (Scandinavian Am., Rank). Office, Main 3378; re, Main 877. " dr7 FOREMAN. .S*<RO~EON Bankers Trout Rldg. HOTELS I 0, _%/xr.rw-w-^.—■* ■*.-■-■—■— —— — — ■■■■--■■- ——— —" — THE TRAVELERS: transient from 60c up. Special rates by week or month. 160. X Pacific ay. Under new man agement. Transient trade soloclt <M. Special rates by month. *_HASTA HOTEL—Modern, outside rooms, ft, It.lo and 13 par week up, 60c night up. 1118 it>rk*t. _,HE~RROADWAY, Rm*. 25c up 11.80 far wk.; Hum heat, free bath*. II »H Broadway. Main toll. HOTEL MERIT I Reputation iSatahllshed. Reasonable r*te«. 315 M 11th. Court and Mar ket. WALDOHF HOTEL 721H Pacific aye. MOXKYTO LOAN ' """ — ■ " % TOU J.I, SAVJB MONKY ut Porrowlng now. Interest rates •re sure lo advance. 'Make your financial arrangement* It you nr* going to be In the borrowing market soon. B. ~. ANDERSON * CO. Berlin Bldg. MONI.Y on liaji.l for improved prop erty loans. _ni Rank at Cal. Bldg. MONET TO LOAN on city property. $91 Banksrs Trust Huiiding. MONBT to loan on improved city and farm pror. cities. Malcolm li. Gunaton Co., 405 Berlin Bldg. PIUVATI. money to loan, $50 to $1000; no commission. Payments to suit. Call 6318 So. Fife. Felix Dubois. $-5,000 eastern money to loan at 6, 7 and 8 per cent. Inquire J. L_ Simpp. 1221 Fidelity Bldg. 6% TO Ts| ON IMrROVKI) property. Loans for building a specialty. Also monthly installments. L. R. MANNINO CO. Tel Main 26. l-Jquitahle Bldg. R CAL ESTATE LOANS, term o~r monthly payments. March-Ms- Candless. Room 200, National Realty Bldg, OUR own money to loan. W. N. Ooub A Co.. Inc. 604 Cal. Bldg. Main 8188. LOANS — Short or long term, any amount. 418 California Bldg. MORTOAOE LOANsT Amounts from $300 up; city or farm; lowest rates. NORTON A CO., 810 Berl|n. I^OANS for home building or to pay off 01.l mortgages. Lowest rates, special privileges to bor rowers—3 to 8 years. Money al ways on hand -no delay. 11. J. SCIIWINN A CO., Inc. Sl6-19 Tacoma Bldg. ___ MOVING CITY and long distance moving. Main 74. Union Transfer Co. LOCAL moving. Large van. Two men, $1.50 per hour. Qood movers. __Proctor 2837-R. "moving A. HOLROYD. MADISON 2009. INSURANCE— LIFE ■TAMES A. HAYS, 206 Bank of Cal. Bldg. Income, Personal and Cor poration Life Insurance. Phons Main 7928; Proctor 2809-J. PIOTUR^FRAMiNa " "^ ARTISTIC and refined "work. Mili tary work a specialty. Holt Art Store, 773 Broadway. POULTRY WANTED TOP prices paid for poultry. W. H. Oorblt, 1142 Markot. Main 3346. PAINTING & ItTAPBRHANOINGT C. N. KONOSBAI*f_, 1921 So. Yakl ma. Main 'J319. INSECTICIDES AND SPRAYS CARBOLINF.UM arid Cre-Sol for chicken lice. Carco Vegetable spray, water glass. Standard Chemical Co.. Main 6436. SALARY AND CHATTKL LOANS LOANS PROMPTLY MADE ON~~ SALARIES FURNITURE s PIANOS AND STORAGE RECEIPTS At rates you can afford to pay. Money buys cheaper than credit. Our service has pleased many , others and will please you. Let us tell you all about It. , COAST FINANCE COMPANY 210 Bankers Trust Bldg. RAZORS SHARPENED ALL work guaranteed. Shaw Sup pi 919 Paciflo ~TurvLbc"lrrE^ PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER—EVA H_ BONE. 414 Prov. Bldg. Main 1681 SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS FIDBLITT TBUrr OO.'S SAFE DE POSIT VAULTS. Ground floor. i—O^***e^*mf^*tT**r^e%it*meso*^im^im^ SCAVENGERS AMERICAN GARBAGE CO. — R* movlng garbage and refuse of all kinds. 215 Puy. ay. M. T42. R., 7539. C. O. LYNN CO., Funeral Directors, 910 Taooma ay. Main 7746. BUCKLEY-KINO CO.—Professional Funeral Directors. 730-32 St. Helens. Phone Main 413. CASSEOY & ALLEN CO.—Funeral directors. 1110 So. 12th. Main 8161. soT tXcoma~funeral I>Xrlors, 5433 Union ay. Main 10.3. Geo. W. Piper. WINDOW CLEANING CITY Window Cleaning Co., vacuum cleaning. Main-4633. . AVENUE HOTEL, strictly modern, &rl vat* bath I*lo9 Vi Pacilfc aye. _ tain Wl. KAWCETT HOTEL _S5M_ Broad way. Room*, lso. 10* and 25c. IfOT'iL JLANHlNO^iiteam heat, hot and cold water, private bath. Rat** reasonable. 1157V4 Broad way. Main B8»S. PALACE HOTEL—Fireproof build ing. Hot and cold water, eleva tor all night. Bate* reasonable. 1128 Pacific. Main 6181. FISHER HOTEL—Modern, restau rant In connection. 60c up. 13J10',4 Pacific. Main 1845. HOTEL, PORTLAND — Transient. Room* fiOc and up. 2321 Jeff, ay* WELL DIGGER WELL DIOOBIt B. T. nireh. "Park land, Wash. , ALASKA Jl'iS'K CO.- JM-hand g«JO«ls. nil kin.lk Junk 151» Mki. M. 16S8. WANTED TO BUY PUQKT SOINI) JINK CO. buys all klu.ls of Junk an.l second hand goods. Main 'II p.i. .li. i ( p. i.. ssll Main «i,oi7 TikTp— f i«i m a hiT WANTI-Jli -Ripsrlsncsd operator on SuttOQholt or lull ton machine*. Ap |.lv Liberty Manufacturing Co., [ttl Jeffersea ays, WANTKIV. Ino dan.-Ing Instructors, 12 floor 1n.11..>. 4 tick. 1 takers. 4 ticket sellers, 1 experienced girl for pigar counter, 8 waitresses; good salaries. Tjil>. South Bids Am.oh an lake car. Apply uny hf; - | erneon. N'tiil.'ii il Dancing Puvlllmi. MOOR En ELD BATHS tor rhsnma- Usui mill lagrippe. I ...lv pppi. p..1 _nnt. 7th and Pacific. Main r.284, WANTKI i Kiperlen. ..I pswar ma chin^ operators, making aprons; if yon ars not experieiu i-.1, .lo not apply, Liberty Manufacturing Co., IMI Jeffsrson aye. SHOIOWESm<W^M*SMW*W<IOWWWMISW^WOWE>W>Him<M LODGED OFF LAND IN Southwest Washington to set tlers only $5.00 per acre and up. Ten years to pay. interest at 6%. WKYKUHAEUSICU TIMBER CO." Tacoma Bldg, Tacoma. Waste l^NTsirEDn^ KEEPPJG ROOMS KINK housekeeping rooms at 709V4 Pacific ay. IMPERIAL — Fine liHkpg. rms. |8 mo. up; walking distance. So. 10th and Yakima. BAT VIEW ACTS Special rates To bachelors. IsLTi'-'Tuciima ay, ~T{entTiouses~ HOUSES, for rent or sals. H. B. Rita & Co., BIS California hldg. ~" LONG HISTA N<JB Moving—Get Our Prices M. I.KAN. MAIN 1850 MA TV 'Vino Local and I>on* I>l/Vl^ OUU.7 Distance Moving. Storage. Nights and Sundays. MAIN 80-08 City Moving & Storage Co. FIREPROOF storage. 615 Tao. ay. RENT—OFFICES PRIVATE office, use of reoeptlon room. Inquire 1221 Fidelity Hldg. T»1. Main 4894. AUTOS AUTO RKPAIR SHOP AND OAR AUK. —Have yom- auto and wagon repair work done by expert ma chinists. Oxy-nretvlene welding. N. K. Walton, IW-112 Bth St., be tween Pacific and A st. FORDDELIVERY~ Panel body, good tires, exceptionally good condition; a snap at 1300; easy terms. Sen us for used cars with a guarantee. Little & Kennedy Co. Used aCr Department. T44 Commerce. FAMILY "WASHING ~* Kft„ Family Washing. Main 1211. WW Tacoma Wet Wash '^_^ LOST L/">KT—Sunday night, between Puy alup and Tacoma. new 30x3 Vj-Inch tire ami rim. 1138 Commerce. FORSALE MISCELLANEOUS , 1 HIUH grade Singer piano In excel lent condition, will sell at reason able (.rice or will trade for Ford cur and pay cash difference. Tele phone Proctor 1813. BROWN Leghorn and Plymouth Rock laying hens for sale. Phone Mail. SI 4. 5603 Puget Sound ay. FOR HALE—Gas range, cost $Tff; « used only 2 mas. Will sell for $32. Jit). Jewel steel range, in good order, $18.50; sanitary couch, X 4; dresser, $7.50; s drawer chlfofnier; kitchen cabi net, $10; coal heater, $9.50. 1128 Commerce st. $625 player ptano with $80 worth of music for sal* oheap, or will trade for 191S or 181T Fold. Must leave city. Box Q-l, Times. FOR flAT.E^ofT^rink7~confSctFon ery; 8 months' free rent with pur chase price. Inquire at 6037 No. Pearl CANARIES, young singers from healthy, vigorous stock, $&. 5105 North 4Mb. _* FOR SALE —French prunes, Sara toga, plums and crabapples, 11..'I 1..' per lb. Apples, 60c and 10c pec box. Miller Bros.. 88th and M $15 —Qood drop hswd Singer sewing machine. 818 So, llthy Main 5763. MUST HAVK $600 worth of good second hand furniture by September loth. Tacoma Aye. Furniture Exchange. Main 3367. 813 Tacoma ay. - GOOD new pianos $186; $6 a month. Silvers Piano Co., 1107 Broadway. _m/f\, Watches cleaned or main ■T^tt DC springs Stic, guaranteed V*^*' lilt Pacific ay. JUST received, 16 uee4 acwlng ma chine*, all makes, prices $6 to $26. J. O. Purkey, fill Broadway. Mai i^ 6586. LI CQ*P fiah to b* had at Broad nTiOX w>y Mkt., 1105 Broadway. WANTKD—Hogs, cattle, veal, hides, poultry. Will cal for same. Pay highest market price. Tacoma Meat Co. Mad. 661, after bus iness hours Main 8331. CASH PAID FOR USED FURNIT URE AND OTHER MERCHAN DISE. WM. FITZ-HENRT A 0- _______ ______ .a_T"- E-?T'- PORTABLE HOUSES PORTABLE permanent houses. Three rooms $255; -complete fitted with plumbing $$00. See us at once. Wegener Mfg. Co., 1107 A st. M. 1243. Monday, Sept. 84. 1917. -T^| TAOOMA TIMIB-* Page Sever? Ar^ »• AA. AmmT r /j^r j__^__~JVffA Mw ** M___jn _F y^rfo T Mnrr'-AA **— e-_Z-~ *t I me\ -*** omJ'!& —?»*• "" "" -\',*"P' ' * *(1 m*r*^ m\ oS_v » •• «•* r* Lie S v 4.*4 mV \ m _/" » •** *••*[' ■—' ef - l^^r \ > *A _■%•.":>."'. Li-\:-/ \ \h m \_ /f*^ 9** 7_v* /%/ iMm \ is in USING and / \READIN6 WANT ADS/ REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL SNAPS 50-FJ 1. LOT, 4-riu. house, near Bi.siuaivlc, for |530; terms $100 down, balance, $10 per month. 2 LOTS, 5-nn. house at 9611 East .1 st. for |800; terms $100 down, $15.00 per month. 2 LOTS, 5-rm. new eotUfe at 1418 But Harrison, $900; terms \A\ cash, balance to suit, o LOTS near Portland ay. on East Harrison with 2 houses. Price f-900; terms V_ cash, lial. to suit. 5U LOTS on corner So. 48th and Asotin with 0 rm. house. Price $2000; terms $800 cash, balance $18 per month. 1 LOT on Roosevelt Heights, new, modem 8 Ittt, house. Price $1700; terms $500, $15 per month. 2 LOTS So. on pavement, 7 rm. house, modern. Price $2500, $500 cash, $20 per month. 2 LOTS on No. 28th near Lawrence with 7 rm. house, , new i'urnaee, fireplace, garage, for $'>- r)00; terms $1000 cash, balance $30 per month. ALSO other good buys. SCANDINAVIAN LAND CO. 507-8 Bernice Bldg. Tacoma, Wn. FOR SALR AT A BARGAIN LOT and 4-r. cottagre. bath, toilet, electric lights, phone, etc.; 1 blk. from Logan school. Call Main 1881. HELP—MALE WANTED—WiIson Bros. Logging Co., Indepen dence, Wash., wants men to work on skid roads, railroad grades and section. Wages $3.75 per day; board J&3O per week. Modern camp. Take C, If. & St. P. railway. WANTED—Laborer* and car un loaders. rale 30 cents per hour; steady work. Apply Storckeepifr*' office C„ M. & Bt. P. JR. 11. *hop_, WANTKD—Man for floor machinery. Keystone Lumber Co. EXPRTUENCEI* man to take chaw of glu* room In a faotory maklnK various kind* of vnneerM furnl tur*. Must be shl* to handle men. Executive ability very Important. Box l: in, Time*. NIGHT watchman—Mult hay* fire man* Uncus.- or he able to procure one. Apply at Gregory Furn. Mfg. Co., Center st. WANTH6—Six first-class carpen ter* at the Armory. Dawson A Dalbert ' WANTJBD—A dT»hwaaher at th* Garfield hotel; wage* $46.00. BOYS ov*r 14, steady work days; good wages Apply at onoe. West ern Union Tel. Co. 1102 Paelfle. CARRIER BOYS / WANTED , To Carry Times Routes in All Parts of the City. Apply Circulation Manager The Tacoma Times MEN and women, l*arn th* barber trade; big demand for barber*. Moler System of Barber College* »1» Pacific aye.. *T*eoma. WA^KT^CLOTinNG* HTGHRBT prices paid for men* c»*toff clothing. Bob*, 1307 Cum mere*. 'me - -— - ni ■ i—i .,. -.-,, i-n -, — moomoo*omom — j-j-j SITUATION AIALK TOUNO man, „wl«h nine ye*rs' ex perUmo*. wishes position *s truok driver in city. Call M«ln »201. DIA MONDjTa ND~~ WATCHES YOU san buy diamond* and w»tche« for half at Ram Simon's, 1311 pa cific J^TTUATIOnTHTvLK' LADT want* work by hour or by IM day. Call Main 6052. IF you want to buy a good hotel, don't fall to see us. we can make you some money. BERTELSON & CO. Scand. American Bank Rldg. FINE LOTS rOR RALE CHEAP WO or four lots at Thompson ay. between 43rd and 45th st. Bouth, one block from paved street and ffii.nl car service; water main, sewer, sidewalk and (traded street. Assessments all nal.l for. Phone Owner. Madison 4Sii. FOR SALE 7-ROOM house ut 1115 So. T st. Buyer to remove same imme.li attly. Apply Main 91111 or Proctor 1672. FOR SALE NEW, G-rooni bungalow, H acre of ground, $1,500. 301 Rankers Trust Buldllng. THREE lots, good 6-room partly furnl«lied house, porc»laln bath, 12th nt. car line. Price $1200. Miss .Smith. Main 8139. NORTH END MODERN BUNGALOW »2.300; »800 CASH rurnace, full basement, etc.; :il..Mit three years old One block from «ftr line, near N. 31th and Proc tor. A big snap. Maryland Realty To. BUNGALOWS EXCLUSIVELY 204 Cal. Bldg. .^Main 2181. MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE WILL loan you from ItOO to |2000 on your furnitura, if located In your houae, rooming house or hotel. E. MeCOLLEY U2l Fidelity Bldg. 78 ACRES 10 ACRES oleareil, balance paature; all tha very bf»t of land, fenced; Vi mils of fine county road, with bua, mall, cream and freight llnog. Go<*l lionac. targe dairy barn, plen ty of food water, piped to barn; location cannot be bent. You must ■ea this If you want a ranch. Price |8,600 on terms. JESSE 0. THOMAS, ,TR. 120 Tacoma Bldg. Main 7818. 40=a Raoch For Trade ABOUT a mile from R. R. station. 20 acres swale, land, balance up land, 8 acre* ha* been In cultiva tion, *ow in clover and grass; 80 fruit trees. The bouse ts not very good. Two spring*; (Smi.non feet of good (aw timber; 10 mile* welt of Chehali*. Price 11600. E. McCOLLEY lttl Fidelity Bldg. / CAPITALISTS and HOME SEEKJ KRS We handle real estate, loan money, rent buslnes blocks, fac tor' sites and residences. If In terested call Morrison. McFarlane * Mu.-liter. Inc., Established 1889 . 101:t A st. Phone Main 584. Proc tor 187, Proctor 1387 or Proctor 992 REAL ESTATE NO lIDiK OK (ill WKL IF YOU are looking for a |.le. c of upland that Is fr«e from i... k. and gravel, Oils 10 a.Tee cuuiiol he eat In I'lurce county . II II partly cleared; good house, barns and oilier outbuildings, two Wells; lo cated on g<iiid road, etna* lo Ta ooma. J'rlc.i f2.101), on lerm*, (No, S) K..'<\ GREGORY 00. Hi,on,l Floor National Realty Bldg. Better Buy Your Hour 1! Rents Are Going Dp I ROOM houae tn fair ...ndlihin with -'■ lots on |.avert ilitp'l. In West ICn.i near car, not too far est, full concrete Mtaament. everything Im'ii.ilug paving paid for I'rlce |tIM only I.Kiii cash, halanco moiilhly. J. Oeisler * (V SO4 National Rank of Tacoma SNAP NUN ItKHIIiKNT owner wrlles to sell at i.in-.' On., of the b**t new Imngalow .stylo modern h.iinoa In the loiltil 1.ii.1. lias i. I.nt;.. rooms, concrete foundation nnil liasemeat. Dlillt In feat 111 MS. tl.'W slliPiles, gUS, roees and fruit, ilu.i.l bull.line; in roar for garage an.l fori, " lots, lilast front. Not far from Lincoln high. Prig* J3.'.').i. (.'.no cash, bal / mice like rent. Real Tlslatrt, Loans. Insurance, Rental! AMRAM 1). LIDDLB Main _335. Sin Tacoma lll.lg The Cheapest Home IN the city today i a mind, well built house and I lots. walking distance to smaller. Price limit. on tiirnis The house needs n Ut ile fixing thpit any m:in can do himself, and the house will he worth double. X BSMi \'i I Kit. I< ROMA N «O. 404 I'allfomla lll.lg Beautiful Home S ROOMS, Has. electric lights, lull li. Has range an.l heating stove in house, only JUOli, hail sash, bal ance long time Conic pi ml K'l a good bargain. Main lilxil. 0. N. JOHNS 10. National Hank uf Taenia llliltr. EASY TO GET A HOME l-HOOM buiixalow .-ut t n re, com pletely furnished, new furniture. So. li.th and Jilli.tt sts., $1700. $100 cash, $_i> pmt month, no In terest. TWO corner lots. 7-room house. partly furnished. So. 51th anil Uaska st. Price |I(*s, $^»o cash, balance t; -. per month, i! LOTS. 5 roi.in bungalow, near Roosevelt school. rrit*e $1700, $1 llOil cash, balance $ I nil and ln tercsl every six month*. ANfiKRRBN SENNEB -'04-5 Nations), Bank of Tacoma Hid. lU'Y A KAXOH." 10 ACRES good land, all cleared, fenoe.l. on county mad, hearing fruit trees and small fruits, an ideal place for Stock <«"d poultry, Close, to Tacoma, Price only 11. --600. 45 NK'E cleared lots, fenced. 3-rm. house; 2 blocks to cur and close to stores and -#tia.led s.li.iols, for only $900. on terms, Money to Loan. If. X LAWIIORN 410 Berate* Hldg. MEN TO GO IN 3RD QUOTA Subject to possible changes, the follo\vi|g men will <ons'>lite tint third (junta of Tierce county draft board No. I, which' will leave for Camp Lewis a week from Wednesday: Herbert li, Boynton, l'arkland; Joseph C. Brewer, Spanaway; Walter Win. Crone, I.akevlew; Edward Chas. Blomn, Roy; "Clif ford McOlellan, Cosgrove; George Starkell, Dupont; Fairlamb W. Eyer, Dupont; Bert C. Holt, 1612 So. G, Tacoma; John R. Gow, Roy; Alfred A. Mason, Regents Park; Michael Reilly O'Keefe, R. F. D. No. 1, So. Tacoma; Gaylord G. Montgomery, HOsedale; Spiro Bablch, Gig Harbor; John Wil lis Gamble, Steilacoom; Jolin Mc- Leod, McKenr % ': DrjbMt E. Had ley, Hylebos; Oscar Paul Larson, I.oiU'br.inch; Spiro Kastovich, Gig Harbor; Gladstone Murray, Wauna; Paul Thiel, Spanaway; August A. Rickert, Longbranch; Albert F. TTunsacker, R. D. No. 1, Roy; John Rohr, Spanaway; George Kappos, 118% 3rd aye., South, Seattle; James Ferry, 5215 No. Boulevard, Ruston; Norman Kimball, Gig Harbor; Christ Tom, 4722 No. Highland, Ruston; oJseph JJcArdle, R. D. No. 1, Spanaway. Alternates: Ernest R. Johnson, Longbranch; Gustave G. Storaaall, Parkland Everett T. Moore, 64.13 Puget Sound aye., Tacoma; Wm. A. Makl, llwaco^. Louts E. Sund by, R. F. D. No. 4, Box 161, Ta comaf-John W. Peterson, Dupont. FRAUD CLAIM Declaring that the Davie- Tire & Supply Co. and the Firestone Tire A Rubber Co. made fraudu lent representations to him in Au gust, 1914, as to the indebted ness of the Davies Co. to the Firestone Co., Ed. M. Watlclns brought suit in superior court Monday morning for $.1,622,161 loss which he claims the misrep- resentations .cost him. m — Watkins claims that relying on the statements of the two com panies, he bought the stock of tires of the Davies Co. and tilso a large quantity of tires which the Davies Co. purchased for him froto the Firestone Co., whan in fact the Davies Co. was actually insolvent, and both companies knew It. WASHINGTON, D. C, Sept. 24, —The senate this afternoon adopt ed the conference report on tho trading: with the enemy act by a vote of 4S to 6. 1 Seedy adoption of the report by the house is predicted. Worried Kaiser's Talk Is Useless BY .1. \V. T. MASOM NKW YORK. Sept 14. There Is no pears value to the kabuM-'s siiggeKtlon to the pup.. Hint nfl.-r this war ends, the great powers should agree lo n reduction or armament. The proposal it. slm ply another attempt by lh<> kais er's minister diplomat! to try to foster a friendly feeling for (Jer ninii.v nt this oritlcal period among sympathetic people abroad. Itediirtion Bf ilrmunienl would iiieaii | lesseii'iii; of trained and •quipped soldiers in nil covntrtai, but iiie proportlmat* militn~y ■tre>ha would riMiuiln tha mbm. With the llotieii/.iilliiiis still In cniiiiiil id (lei inany's destlates, re liiictiuii of .innanii'iil would ho M guarantee. Hint the kalsyr's w.ir iii.'ului'- could not break out amain. The only difference woubl REAL ESTATE For Sale or ExcHramge 40 ACIU'S. .it n.ies In crop, v large orchard, K-room house, large barn, root houses, clil.-ken houses. This place is iv.ii watered ami also waterfront property Wagon, plow, harrow, cultivator. This is op state highway. <i..0.l land. What have you to e\. hinge. \i. I). DUFF 407 Heroics Rldg Phone Evening, Mala lit lit. New Patriotic Song; Try It On Your Voice s.l.pi-.l by Coilis Co* o»» S'"'«) M . I kiF"* _r*- _l 2 —r^rr«ri_L_..i-:i _L— —;^*=r=r£.-: —-^~~1 Ik_E*_£_=3 »---^^^--^^|irr^^E=£3Ltn^*^^^3g^ P.. *-* t 4 Jcg--" 1-*^-* *^ > ' j Vi*-T~-f sTf jEAZ* M Ij\ * i; HfU\*sfc=s^h j iwife fe^^^g^Naj SUNG TO THE MUSIC OE "DIME." wonni nr kdmvnd vance cxk»kb. I'm glad I live in the land I live In, Bent to get and tha best to give In; Hip hooray! hip hooray! hip hoorayl U. 8. A. from (""astern Sea to Western Ocean, ■ This lamt suits my Yankee notion; Hip hooray! hip hooray! hip hoorayl U. 8. A. So It's U. 8. A. foreverl Herray! Horray! 1 thank the fates which fixed my dates. So IM be born in the Clorious States; Hooray! Hooray! old U. 8. A. forever. So here's to the land of milk and honey, Land on which I will lay my money, , ' Hip hooray! hip hooray! hip hooray! 11. S. A. From Quoddy Head to San Diego, Are satin and silk and sugar and sago, Hip hooray! , hip hooray! hip hoorayl "U. 8. A. So it's U. 8. A. forever, etc. I Here Latin and Celt and Slav and Saxon Are sons of Lincoln and Clay and Jackson; Hip hooray! hip hooray! hip hooray! U. 8. A. And round the clock and round the compass We're for peace, but can raise a rumpus; Hip hooray! hip hooray! hip hoorayl U. 8. A. So It's U. 8. A. forever, etc. So if some folks, with a foe's effront'ry *■ Step on the coast of this, oar country; Hip hooray! hip hooray! hip hooray! U. 8. A. We'll take our severar swords and tuna 'em To the strong* old song, E Plurlbus Unum! - Hip hooray! hip hooray! hip hoorayl U. 8. A. Then it's U. 8. A. forever! Hooray! Hooray! I thank the fates which fixe- my dates So I'd belong to tha Glorious States; Hooray! Hooravt old v 8. A. forever 1 —Edmund Vase* Coo* lie Hint the kaiser would have • smaller inlitlal striking for's, that next time, whll-*. his oppo nanta would have proportionately smaller liefmislvn armies. The kaiser's plan that moral right should dominate the world is also without any peace value. Thi'ie Is overwhelming evldenc* that ihe kaiser Is at tha head of a system which counts deception ami falsehood as a legitimate means of attaining national am bitions. Nothing Hie kaiser may say, and no pledge he can give, would have any binding fore* upon His Herman government aa long as an Irresponsible autocracy dominates the government. The present Is the most critical lime of the war for the kaiser, lie has suddenly begun to refold* the power which the United States 1m preparing to wield to safeguard I lie future of democracy. If thg was continues, the kaiser know* that America will be aide to kt> cotnplish the downhill of Uerm.n iiii'iliuevallsiti. He Is, therefore, desperately promising one thing after anoth er, hoping the allies will agree to peace before America make« ihe Mohensollanu subservient to A il.'miiciatized Germany. Until tha promise of Herman democracy ia given and us workings have lin gua, the kaiser's system that caus e«l tin- war will not have been d«*> feat ml.