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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-03
SHIP WORKERS ON STRIKE

Several thousand men tied up gov.
eminent war work in the shiphuild.
ing district OF Hampton Roads Mon.
day, carpenters striking for an In
crease OF pay. and various other
unions Joining them in sympathetic
strike.
Union leaders declared Monday
movement.
The Norfolk draft board will i'm.
mcdlately review all classifIcations.
with view OF recalling the deferred
classifications granted the strikers.
and placing them in Glass 1. unless
entitled to exemption for other rea.
sons than their work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-03
YARD MIDGET MARRTEs

They were barely able to reach up
TO IN. counter TO sign their names 10
marriage license this morning. IL
was not an clopement Both George
Whaley. OF Seattle. and Clara Hen
d.rson. OF Helena. Mont. are of age.
but they are midgets.
whaiey stands Just four feet two
inches tall. while hls bride measures
three feet. six. Sir months ago. the
midg-ts met In Alameda. and began
romano. which eliminated in the
wedding today.
At present the pair are living In
the Georgia apartments, at the cor.
ner OF i4th ave. and Ycsler way.
whslcy is employed In the ship.
wards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-03
RAISES PERMANENT

SO long as salary increases re-
main within the budget and per
cent. they may be granted by the
board OF county commissioners. the
prosecuting attorney held Wednes-
day. Under such conditions, the in.
creases for garage men and ferry
employees will be made permanent.
Plumbers in the employ OF the
county added their ultlmatum for
wage increase TO that Of the janitors'
already on file No action was taken
on either petition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-03
Siibaugh Sued
for $25, 900 by
Josephine Tuck

For the support OF herself and
three children. Mrs. Josephine Tuck
filed suit Wednesday morning
against Jackson SllbauEh. well
known Seattle attorney. and his
wife for $4,000
In her suit for damages. Mrs
Tuck sets forth that thru her re-
lations with the defendant. she lost
the love OF her husband and he
has deserted her. The plaintiff
claims that Silbaugh should sup
port three Of her children.
Mrs. Sllhaugh, who IS made n
party TO the suit for damages. is
active I'm civic reform.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-03
HART n IN TROUBLE

Charged with being German
agent by United States District At.
torney John w. Preston Harry ].
Hart, wealthy san Francisco ship
ping man. was placed on trial in san
Francisco Tuesday.
Hart IL charged with conspiring to
overthrow British rule in India. and
with having bought the steamer
Maverick at the direction OF the Ger.
man government. in connection with
the proposed revolution
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-03
U. S. TO THICKEN ALLY
LINE, SAYS SEC. LANE

WASHINGTON. April 3.--Ameri
western line. now thin. The climax
of the great drama OF death will
find America playing a noble part.
contributing much by her sacrifice
and devotion to beating down Ger
many.
So declared Secretary OF the Inter
ior Lane today. in speech opening
the Amerlcanization conference here.
Lane declared illiteracy in Russia,
which caused Russia to fail 10 under
stand fully the processes of freedom.
had caused her downfall. but that
she would mend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-03
FINDS DAUGHTER AFTER
SEARCH OF rs YEARS

SAN MATEO, Cal. April 3.--A
chance meeting OF brother and sis
ter in Maine last week resulted in
word being received by A. l.. Lewis.
San Matco barber. today. telling him
of the whereabouts OF his daughter
Miss Myrtle Lewis. for whom he had
searched for % years.
Miss Lewis was abducted when
four years old, during a visit to
Union, Ore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-03
FIRsER Is MISSING

+. T.. Fields. purscr of the steam
ship Fairhaven. has been missing
since April /. and company officials
have asked the aid Of the police in
locating him. Fields. when last seen.
drew "A $50 check from the company's
office In the city dock. and Is sup.
posed to have gone from there TO his
rooms nj the Mystic hotel. The man
agcr of tho hotel says that the last
time he saw Fields was early Mon.
day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-03
DIRECTORY
NOTICES

rTTIoTST nay CAMP. ass. NJ " =.
nets every Thursday Neoss belt. ses
G.rses q. VISITING n-isahorr cordial
h v~tr>rned clerk. office. sci SEA
sosra piss Prone siite't 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-03
MUST HAVE REQUEST
TO MAIL PACKAGES
TO SOLDIERS NOW

No more parcels can be mailed
TO soldier in France without
his written request and ap-
prevail OF his commander.
Instructions TO this effect
we're received Wednesday by Sc
attic postal officials from the
postmaster general.
In addition to placing his name
and address on the parcel. the
sender must write: srhis parcel
contains only articles sent at ap-
proved request OF addrcssee.
which is inclosed." The approv-
ed written request must be piac-
ed in the parcel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-03
BURGLAR KEEPS CASH;
RETURNS SECURITIES

That all thieves are not devoid
Of scruples. was evinced Tuesday.
when J. J. Bryan. Of the Tacoma
hotel. s22 Jackson St. received thru
the mails n package containing
close TO $1,000 worth OF securities
that had been stolen from him
March 30.
Il don't want to deprive you Of
anything that can't use myself.
wrote the thief. 'Ill keep the $40
bill which will come in quite NICE
ly, and the remainder return with
n free heart"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-03
SEATTLE MAN QUALITIES

Corporal Edward II. Moore.
United States MARINE corps. recently
demonstrated his superior marks.
manship on the rifle range by quail.
flying as an expert rifleman. receiv-
ing the silver medal decoration and
extra pay. Corporal Moore senlisted
in the marine corps In Seattle last
july and has already distinguished
himself as an efficient soldier OF the
eea "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-03
WORKERS TO SPEAK

Workmen will talk In the ship.
yards in the future. and not lawyers
and public speakers.
The -Four Minute mems talks In
the yards were not popular. accord.
ing to yard foremen. the men not &C.
cepting advice from the speakers In
the spirit It probably was intended.
There was n tendency on the part
OF the men TO resent speeding up by
white collar speakers" said Philip
Norton, OF the Chamber of Com.
mercc. Wednesday. in explaining
the change.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-03
SENTENCE BANK TELLER
TO 3 YEARS IN PRISON

SAN FRANCISCO. April g.
Pleading guilty TO the theft OF
si2, 900 worth of Liberty Bonds from
the federal reserve bank here,
Charles L. Cole. alias Carl Conrad.
was sentenced to three years, inn
prisonment at McNeil's island today.
Cole was n paying teller at the bank.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-03
sTANCHIONs ARE BROKEN

As the result OF "A little fracua.
wherein the West Eagle. "A recently.
launched Ames company ship. and
the WoHtboro. "A J. r. Duthie chip.
collided. both will be trifle slow
in tlyning themselves over 10 the
government.
The West Eagle. backing out Of
her berth at the Iianford st. pier.
butted into the wcstboro. breaking
several stanchions Of the latter Yes.
sci and inJuring herself slightly.
Both are now undergoing repairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-03
JURY
FOR I. w. TRIAL

CHICAGO, April 5.--Selection OF a
jury TO pass ON the sedItion charges
against li2 /. W. w. leaders. began
today. Ten days or more time will
bc needed 10 complete the jury. OF.
ficials believe.
Judge Lands excused so of the
questioned veniremen to permit
farmers among them TO return 10
their "wln.the war" crops.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-03
DENIED A REHEARING

John w. Roberts. sentenced to Is
months at McNeils island peniten-
tiary In the United States district
court. in January. 1917. on charge
of impersonation OF government of.
ficers and extortion. has been de-
MED n rehearing on petition to the
circuit court OF appeals. Word to
this effect was received Wednesday
by United States Attorney Clay Al.
lon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-03
WANT THE KNOW HOW"

According TO the Chamber Of Com
merce. a party OF nine shipbullding
experts from Washington. u. C.. will
visit Seattle in the near future. TO
study the methods employed here
and determine how the Northwest
leads tho nations production OF
ships. The party will make a tour OF
the Coast. gathering data and obser.
vat!ons. comparing the Pacific with
the Atlantic coast in regard TO ship
building. and determining the place
OF future contracts by comparison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-03
AMERICAN AvIAT0RS
OPPOSING AUSTRlANS

ZURICH. April 3-American avl.
atorE are engaged In signal work on
the Austrian front. according 20 a
dispatch to the Newspaper Intran.
alzeant.
The cablrgTam does not make clear
whether the Austrian front referred
20 means the Austrian forces In
France or In Italy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-03
CORNER

Stall 1909. lst Ave. local Swisa cheese.
ssc H.. wakefield klppored herring. zoe
Gnu; RoR roast beef 25c can; Swedish
haritack, i5c H. Stall 1902. best fresh
churnod huttcr. SOC ID; fun cronin
cheess. $40 H.. fresh ranch eggs, zoe
doz fresh ground peanut butter, 1sc H..
lbs asc stall ~ seeded raislns ioo
~ pruncs lbs. 2sG. soc Instant Post
um. zee can. Flake white shortening,
CSC No.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-03

asens's. two ftc cans asparagus. &c {.
Sc eaa Oid Homestead peas. itc. cans
mlneed clans. .le. itsd Heal Grocery
snnst IS ihs. Yakima potatoes. ssc
fresh spiraeh. Zoe ID rolls toilet pa
per. Sc pkrs Shaker sai'. ssc. stall
a. fresh rhurned butter. CSC 10. crab
appis Jelly. 80 ID stall -. ngtisTrur
aisefnsfearine, ite N stall y, narrirE
too Hail coffee. stn J.r. riAu ~. 10
inas bread. -. Soap stan. hsafosn.
large. sar Geblln soap. &c. bar Sweet
heart soAp. O. CAKE. small hand soap.
bars &c milk. large cans ;ec. small
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-03
AMERICANS MISSING

OTTAWA. Ont. April S.-The fol-
lowing Americans are mentioned in
todays casualty list:
Missing Earl Marian Chant. Okla
homa City; Lieut.. John McConne.
Chicago.
Wounded-Lieut. William G.. Cut
Ter. Riverside. Cal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-03

lit RX AUTOMOBILE

struck by u ear driven by George
Livcsley. OF Sumner. Mrs. Richtor
aud schuyler Fitch were injured
Tuesday afternoon on the Pacific
highway, near Riverton. Both of the
injured were caught by the car as its
driver swung into the ditch to avoid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-03
= sYlII21Ea2G a; sI..,I

have real French crew and com.
mapdsr. Capt Charles Gruenais. Of
the French navy. and IL sailors from
la Belle France, arrived In Seattle
Tuesday night.
The Arras IN the fifth Of n fleet Of
six motorHhips constructed for tho
shipping board and later sold to
French interests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-03
May ASK ALL
TO DONATE TO
WAR CHEST"

Everyone in Seattle will be
asked TO contribute per cent ~
his earnings To war chest"
fund, rs soon M plans under
consideration by the King
county council Of defense are
worked out and adopted.
This fund win take care Of
war subscriptions. except invest
ment subscriptions Ia Liberty
loans and War Savings stamps.
a patriotic convention for adopt.
ing plans for the war chest will be
held Thursday in the shrine audi
torium Of the Masonic temple. Pine
and Harvard. by the auxiliaries OF
the defense council. There will be
three sessions. one az 10 a. m, an
other at 2 and the third at 8.
The war chest would be maintains
ed thru contributions OF ! per cent
Of the earnings Of each Individual
subscriber. Every cent win be used
in war work. as all expenses con
nected with the war chest plan are
covered by a fund collected from
business establishments. separate
from personal subscriptions OF in
dlviduaIs connected with the firms.
This administration fund VIII be
raised by II Seattle business mems
council for patriotic service. accord
ing TO plans.
Distributes Burden
The war chest plan is not devised
TO permit donors TO do or give less,
but rather 10 permit the community
10 provide more. and to furnish TO
every person I'm the county the OPP
portunity to give and to do accord
ing 10 his ability.
Thursdays program includes mu.
sic and patriotic addresses. At the
morning session elk flags will DO
presented temporarily TO the three
councils having the highest per-
centage OF members. in proportion
To the vote cast in their territories
at the last election. The flags will
be awarded permanently June 30.
Prof. Thomas Hunt, dean OF tho
University Of California. win speak
on Canada and the War" in the
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-03
SAINT

stall -. onions, lbs. for 1oc: cauli-
flower. Be- ana i0c. fresh asparagus, l0c
liz stalls asa. red snapper. lhs. CSC;
hntibut gsc 10, ling cod nnd black cod.
lbs. csc gtsii 1OA. WlneHap apples.
ttg5 per box. accdiesa grapefruit. for
loc. FOR csc atnll a. Mrs, porter's
chill anuce. regular 3hc for 25c; Zoe
splces, Sc! Sc or on all canned salmon.
gtau 10. potato snuaagr, i5c 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-03
Public Markets


ntaua 80. small shoulder hams. % 20
~ salt pork. aoc III suEsf cured bacon.
q4i., ia choice veal chops. s0c ID. Ntali
ie7. fresh churnsd butter. SOC u strict
~ frcsh ranch eRrs. t3o dor, for Ssc:
ittnburgrr cheese. 900 10. Stall 100. seed
loss grape fruit. 6 for 7sc: Jonathan an
plies. box s0c; Yakima HurbantN. swt
n AZ, drv oniona 4 lbs t0c. Stall ITO.
green peas. i0c N fancy asparagus, zoe
~ rhubarb. i0c ID. rutahagnr. lhF
100 stall 1906. bars swift'a white
goap esc. i6c pkg crackers lsc. lbe ran
ripe olives roc. &c can string heans'
a.. . cans pens. gsc. cans tomatoes,
7.c. can fancy peaches, isc. stall ta8.
hhr1iuv. at. $50. orange marmaiads. zoo
H. ioranborry jam. abr h. pineapple
preserves. soc ~: strawberry preserved
10 ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-03
GRAHAM Is RELEASED

S. L. Graham, under arrest. charg-
ed with the murder OF William Ap.
pelsteil. was released on bond yester-
day afternoon. George Amory Gus
ter and George Anderson. of Auburn,
placed bond for $40 900 for the accus.
ed man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-03

stall tas, lbs. fine rranulated sugar.
Csc. stall ~. pure natural milk, ioc at. (;
cream. zoe pint. stall %, fancy fresh
,,,urncd creamery butter. soc III. fresh
local ranch eggs. f3c dor, doz Soc;
Federal milk. roc can. stall 40. 900
utenG coffee. ~ lbs soc. X. G. baking
pogder. Csc can for zoe. Stall 20. Co
iumIia River Hmeits. Sc ID fresh her
rino lbs 25o Stall 20. Louisiana
strpwborrloa. goo box. Yakima potatoes.
40 nor 100 lbs. delivered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-03
5oTeVal Notices

IN the District Court - the United states
for the western District ~ washing
fnu Northern Division.
In pankrurtrv. 80 teh7
Notice ~ FIRST Meeting % Creditors
H. me Matter ~ National Engineering
Equipment Company. corporation
bankrupt
named bankrupt
NOTICE ~ hereby Eiv~n that On the
.ssb fav OF March. 1919. the Esid Nsiion-
oi Engineering Company. corporation.
u~a- guiv adfudicatsd BANKRUPT snd that
Inc first meeting % the creditors ~ said
barrrunt will ~ hsh ~ the office OF
~. undersigned Referee IN bantruptry'
1rbt.s T. G. gmith building. IN Seattle
tr aid District. On tho 18Th day Of
sprIi. 1919. 81 o'clock IN 'hc afternoon.
n, which time ,he said creditors may
attend. prove thsir claims, appoint
,rrutee. examine the bankrupt. hna
frnrsart ruch other business as may
.urorerIv come before said meeting
Datri 1T asatiir. IN said District, April
g " HAWKINS.
Referee In BANKRUPTCY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-03

STRUCK BY ElAT CAR

Otto Hertz. SAL Alki ave. was
struck down by a string of flat
cars while attempting TO cross the
railroad yards at the Schwager &
Nettleton mills, 1880 y. m. Tues
day. suffering a broken leg and
numerous bruises.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-03
gDtTIl END

onion sets. lac u tsyo teanr. ife ~ .
tomatoes. cans fbe. vsshinE pgsdsr
tawIfts pridsD. tse pkg beet 1srssy
butter tee ID. fun cream cheese. ior
10 hamburger. zee 10 pot roast. isr IN. !
bread. Sc leaf. Jelly raii. ice .aen; rice.
liza tse. toilet paper. ) rolls ace. fsis
Nsptha soap. 70 bar. Rsr pork and
teams. tkc can.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-03
BUMGARDNER ELECTED

SEDAL1A, Mo. April "A. l..
Bumgardner democrat. mayorelect.
led his party ticket to almost com.
piete victory here yesterday, The re-
publicans elected the police judge
and CITY attorney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-03
PROBE STRIKE CHARGES

CHICAGO. April 3.-GovernmentI
agents today commenced a probe OF
tho charges I. w. w. and German
propaganda are responsible for a
strike OF 500 men Mt the American
Car & Foundry Co. here. making
noroplanc motor valves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-03
LOSES HIS LIBERTY BOND

Theophile DcPaepo. ". y. u. No,
: Wednesday reported to tho police
tho loss Of Liberty Bond 3sessos.
which he believes was stolen
from him some time Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-03
CELTIC REACHES PORT

NEW YORK. April 3.--The Celtic.
the White Star liner torpedoed off
the Irish coast. has reached port, ac-
cording 10 IA cahlegram given out at
the local offices OF the company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-03

rrsfr coffee ssc ~. stan 90. potato
sausage. ise ~ stall IS. boiled ham. Sc
ID, swift. bacon. SOC 10. and &c. Hisil
a. sweet mustard pickles. &c 10. green
sitvsa ise bottle stall -. WineMAp ap.
pies. ioe dos orange. -ec dos stan
1911. sklnnsd salss lt.r -tc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-03
FRENCH CREW HERE

The new French motorship Arras,
launched during March by the Puget
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-03

stall 1875. fancy dried peaches. tae
b.. 3 cans Hardiner. zoe. Stall .. 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-03
q PERFECT SNAP.
0 AcWFa or GOOD LEVEL LAND.
ron


q PERFECT SNAP.
10 AcNFa or GOOD LEVEL LAND.
ALL FOR 1926.
fi5 CASH ASD - MONTHLY.
Very handy 20 Seattle and Tacoma !
is-ceut fare. finest kind Of soil; easily
cleared; VERY level goor water ana
roads; delivery from stores; y. y -.
ana phone: cream and egg route
school and EnWuiil Close by
PUGET aOUED Farms co.
~ coz 1rd Ave.
coIBY, NEAREgr ON THE sorND
~oihy ~ inst 10 miles from Battles bus-
inenf center. With morning and evening
sersice 70 city and vehicle ferry rppi
thai will make colby the only district
! xcsf Of rlty IN reach BY auto We
Dave acres At colby with running
Water and good Eoii fine HEhly
'sacf Tor suburban home With nslkh-
hsrs and school, acres $4,000 tae'sv
eesh. just what you want. Why pay
IHore
cfIFFonD a VAN ARaDhLE. Inc.
1919 Third Avenue
flwE7 i0-AcfE RAscH. NEAR CITY.
LEE level and good soil; fine bearing
orchard. nearly all cleared. f.ropm
house. barn. chicken houHens on r9"d
rrfg road, ? cows. heifefs, pigs
rprse poultry and tools - alI kih9H'
an foss for 81 900 Terms
~ EcHROEDER. fis Green Blds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-03
A Farm Near Work

That u one way 10 make yourself indie
pendent. Our land ia aii near work.
fs2s for s-hour day and up. We sell
our farms ~ YOU can pay for them out
Of wages It'n tho Mount Vernon dis
trlof the best IN washington
H. q. pETFRE
7fG Third Ave.
WANTED ron THE GREAT WORTH
arr Shows. workinEfnen for all depart
tneuts Two car pottera tcoiDrcdJ FOR
HIeeperr Apply 10 Fred Hcckmann,
Mgr, Kent. Wash.
cARpEwTERi or FORM WORK. Ia
BpRERa ut. steady work building
construction: union wages bunk house
IN desired Bring blankets
\. w. QUIET CO. HREHERTON.
sTVERAL EXPERIENCED MEN. PACK
lng and shipping department can
Pacific Coast Biscuit 60.
WI. g. GREESE'B MEMS UPsTAfRs
Ruit Shop saves you $40 on every suit
and overooRt Traders Building. aOsh
Third ave.
HoNEsT. EXPERiENcED FfsHER-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-03
We Will Sell

hoo Interstate on Co. .$o.os
5000 Alaska Homestake Mining. %
1000 Monarch Petroleum Coz. .es
5000 Lone star oil Co. .......... .oaH
100 Mother Lode Copper. ....... ass
i.eOo Forks oil Co............. .OS
900 MI Rainier Mining Co..... -.0s
1000 Red Monarch Mining. 800. .0s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-03
~ A--sTOrRs AND BONDS

VIII. Huv
Ballard nj EHfeap 0ti
neo ktaaka Petroleum 4 Coat
500 tuivsrsai High Poser Tcir-
phone
800 Pacific Electric wetfer
VIII SELL aruIECT
200 Marine life SnVfaE A Ewt Co Eid
$50 Universal fiwh Power Tcle
$50 Pacific States oil. ....4..... o.
500 Liberty on 4 Gas Wye
ming ..4s- .s..s. l... o. "a
oas lone Star or sfsst.t.. st+,. o.
fG-f Mount Rainier Mining Co. o.
500 Alaska Hnnesfnkr t.. ..... o. !
goo Chftlna kussuianh War Ia
gle ss.sfrts f-s.s. ~
900 RED Monarch No 3. Asst pd. 90
600 Success. Idaho -.-..+.... .is
90 Superior Portland Cement. g. %
r Alaska Steamship -s4..... % 90
wyoming Pacific OF. nov drilling IN
proven shallow fields near ksmm~rer.
Wvo Expect results Wifhiu 90 days
Get Ia on this proposition 90 t0c.
MAX WtNlSLER
Elliot, $50 80 Union 81.
fyoSE sTAR on sT0CK
Most sacrifice 10 tesi offers. any part
20. 900 shares cent draft attached Art
quickly BOX iaag. Denver. Colo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-03
JUNK
~Fvy BUNGALOW
AND 2 FINE TRACTS
sl.s36

brand new bungalow. store house
ana woodshed and fine tracts
only four block. from ferry
dock and one block from high
school ard grade school, four
large rooms. bathroom. closets.
tuilt-ln features. city water
come over today and see this
place Take East Nadia0u car
ana County ferry % office Or
Burke r Farrar. IN kirkland.
and inquire Tor J l.. Breneman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-03
l1-Acreage for Sale
$3.50
10 ACRES--lMPRONED

$3.50
10 ACRES--lMPRONED
Al CLEAR take. In Mount Vernon district.
Is cash. $40 monthly room house,
welt harm and some clearing. A good
huv. Tots % work here ! also have
ether nona snaps write q J ChcaHty
ciear Lake, wash.
VIII. SIXTH. cllnAr. ENcuANuE OR
RFNr. FtNE COUNTRY HOME. 40
aerrsi cleared narEAtn. Lock nos
9. Saut wash.
npruEti pfsrnICr-p DANDY CACHE
ranch, with stream. mostly bottom.
nearly at cleared good s-room house
with hath rood barn. small orchard,
Price cnlN treno ira real bargain
n. sctiRoEpER. as Orcen nidx
MILES FROM nurNEGrON. ACRES
AL cleared tsrcom house, harm and
outhuiidinra; fine Young orchard and
small fruit. GOOD road, iieoe 90. cash
soc 90 amt terms on balance. = \.
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'S-Farm Land for sale
ron sArsn-f ACRES. : MILES SOUTH
east % Ofiilint part cleared. some
i buildings AVID fruit fine little ranch.
Price seoei easy terms can 1871 sth
/ Ave. ask for ucroid. Phone Elliott
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/ 10 aeres cleared orchard 20 acres
I watrrrruntt $4,000. terms write
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AL G Y nsrsy. isasqush, wash,
to-Citv Real Estate for Sale
/ WHY PAY RESrr
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II Walking distance Ca ahipVnrdH
! Ntee new four room modern huuNatn~
\ tn WaiktnE distance - shipyprds. close
Il tN car. school Nice tat All street SIM
\ prnxements ip ard paid except pavtps.
Fl t4hFral terms Phone North gefT or
/ Eniptt taft.
4 NEw uUNGAtOw
II VERY EASY TERMS
Situated near 18th and y 1urinE paved
/ streets IS minutes from business cen-
! ter 5 nice rooms. oak floor. fireplace.
I buffet. cabinet Kitchen. FUN cement
/ basement. laundry trays. furnace,
/ Price s. 500
WEST a WHEELER
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