davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The state herald., 1919-05-02

"a and ne howitssrs were Cropping
tAsif 2topound bits Of iroa b svsey
vacant space and some that were not
vacant It was Just oos big roar and
scfsecA aAd grewi all st eaea. IKE
turning ~ whole DEG pesaA iaess
- Q plsce of meat
n esae1saoas fslt me 90 leg
stzlAg q bcxss - ~ ear. and ssr
0foatD vefO - ~ tAat Il hurt y
Waljsv. wA3sA alvays nAhn NJ
The state herald., 1919-05-02
CHAPTER Kill oeatlnusA

Obm1ng back along tno same f0oQ We
halted 10 let another convoy Of mules
20 past, and an officer Of the Royal
naval division came up and began
talking to our officers. he was falling
them how he and his men had landed
at * beach, and how they had to
wade ashore through bafbed wire.
And. you know" he said In Q sur
prised way. a. II he himself could
hardly believe It. sthe beggars were
actually firing on usi" That = Just
like the Limeys. though. Their idea
y not b appear excited about any
ding at any time. but to act a. though
tAay werc playing uicket-standing
around on lawn with paddles In their
hands, half asleep. The Ldmeys are
csrtainly cool under fire. though. and
1 think that because the Anzacs did
80 well at Gallipoli people have not
given enough credit to the British
regulars and R. N. DIS who were
there too. and did their share Of the
work. and did It - well a. any men
could.
After q while this sflcer started on
his way again. and as he cut across
ths road q French officer came up.
Ihe Limey wore q monocle, which
caused the French offlcer to stare at
him q minute before he saluted. After
the Engiishman had passed him the
Freedman took large French penny
ost Of his pocket, screwed It into his
go and turned toward n % that We
could see It. but the Limey could not.
That was not the right thing TO do.
especially before enlisted men. 20 our
omcers did not laugh, but the men did,
and % loud that Limey turned around
and caught sight Of the Frenchman.
He started back toward him and I
thought sure there would BE- q 6ght
o. that, more likely. the Hmey would
report him. Our ofncers should have
plAesd he Yfsnehman under arrsst,
It that. F.. =
M Frenchman expectsd troubsA
to-. for he pulled mp very straight and
IN. but hs left the penny In his sye.
TAs Limey came up to him. halted .
fsW PAGES oR and, without saying
q word. TOOK the monocle out Of his
e5s. twibbled It three o. -four test in
the air and caught Il b his other -
when II came down.
DO that, you blighter." he said and
faced about and was on his way down
the road. They had II o. he French
man after that
This Philippe Pierre. Of whom I
have spoken. told me . story about
twe Lmey ofacsrs that I hardly be-
lievsd. yet Philippe swore It was the
trstA. He had been In America before
ths war. and hs aid he had seen one
Of ths od,osrs that the story = about
many umss In Nsv York.
He said thars vers two Hmey on
csss going along the road arguing
abs9t he German Ghslls which the
T0 wsrs uane. 0os a Tie omcsrs
sa1d thay vsrs - god beeauss they
do n0t barse Just about that time
a aheil caDs aloag and thsy picked
th0sslvD - Quihs Q distanes from
wh9S tAag had been standing. An
oth9 aAsn vhl0sd b. and landed Eat
q ~ 80 e ~ road IN e@eer
waIssd ovsr. dug Il out Of he Reand.
an1 took away - 6stonstor and fuse
~ provs hat ~ did not sxplodsi !
n only tA1ag tAat would make
ne believe tAat seesy = that PAiIlipps
Hsrs said ~ vsrs Hmsg olnesss.
II oos but Q Lmey would rsmsn-
bW soeh a argument aftf bslns
kAocksd galley wsst By Q shell eoo.
eunioo. I Do NOT doubt that Q Limsy
would DO II II II could b donA though.
The state herald., 1919-05-02
The Old Lady Aosln.

"Ycs," said Mrs. Blunderby. ''ny
nephew In home sgain. and you should
Just nee his collection Of momentuIns
Of the wnr."-Boston Transcript.
The state herald., 1919-05-02
Readily Admitted.

"why arr songs of the sea 10 popu.
larr II suppose Il ls on account Of
tho whistling buoys."
The state herald., 1919-05-02

nlsctric locomotives are being N.
crsaansly adopted In South AfYsn ~
undsemound haulAsA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-21
LEGAL NOTICES

t"v tsfttNtt NVtttsH
IN ritz SUPERIOR COURT or THE
state Of Washington. for King
County.
No iai.sei. NOTICE TO CREDIT
ORs, bEpOsfTsHa, SrOCkHOf.p-
EftA AND ALL OTHER PERSONS
1NTENieNTED m Ttlb AHSfTs
AND AFFAIRS or SAID RANK.
In tho Matter - .Gcrman-Ameriehn
Mercantile Bank. a corporation
innolvent
Notice Ia hereby given that, by vtr.
tue OF an order made and entered
In the above proceedings IN inc
above entitled court on April =.
1919, the undersigned. aH stat.
Bank Examiner Of the state nI
Washington. ana AZ liduidator ~
the German American Mercantile
bank. fnHolvcnL 81 Seattle, wash q
inEton, was duly authorized 90
offer FOR sale virtually all % the
remaining assets in his hands be-
longing 10 said German American
Mercantile nank That he II re-
ceivlnF bids for said asHotH
copy Of all 81 such assets IN on
fife with the clerk ~ the superior
Court aforesaid. or may he seen
ht the office Of tho State hank
Examiner. afs white building
That he will receive sealed BIDS
on all Of said assets up until 9
o,eiock p ~ on May 70 isls w ~
tho Superior Court notice In here
by given 60 all creditors, dcporitors.
stockholders and all other persons
interested in the nsaets affairs
and the liquidation OF the German
American Mercantile Bank, that the
undersigned VIII make his repnrt
60 the above entitled court on the
bids 10 received by him for said
assets. and that said report viii
come on for hearing In Depart,
nent No. I OF the superior Court
81 the stat. OF Washington. for
King County. on May 10, 1919. ~
the hour OF 10 o'clock a. m, nj
which time and place all persons
Interested In the assets and affairs
Of said bank. and any sale OF the
aforesaid assets. may appear and
offer any objections that they may
have to the confirmation by the
court Of the state bank ENamin-
.rs report and recommendation
on said proposed sale,
LOUIS H. MOORE.
stat. Bank Examiner OF tho state
-
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Market Reports


Stall ip2. legal can apples. 5bc
lbc can pineapple, SOC. Sweetheari
maple syrup. zoe bottle. stall 100
No can pork and beans, Zoe ~
bars. lie ~ lbs. prunra, lbc. htal
1903, best American Wonder potatoes
f2O0 per cwt. large dry onions.
lbs tbc, lbs spinach. ibc. stat
1913. Heinz sour mixed pickles. lbs
~ apple butter. Gee ~, stall lzp
Flake white shortening. lbs, bbe
Premier New York cheese. Soc ".
prenicr salad dressing. large siz'
Sic
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stall a. Krlstoforson's milk. Zoe
at sugar and soap stall. carnntion
or fiorden'H milk, i2hc can bars
90 Muie-Tchm iiofas soap, 200, 2
bars o-Hub. 2bc; o bars hob white,
26e Stall "a. best butter, sbc 10
fun cream cheese, t0c NJ, He'd Seal
Grocery, Annex. lbs white beans.
gbc. 4 cans small Federal milk, 2be
Acme Grocery. basement pksa'
corn flakes, soc. Royal Grocery.
basement. Tree tea. a0e ~. straw
berries, zoe box.
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ACREAGE


We have at Edmonds an acre. fully
cleared. with fruit trees and hcr-
ries. good garden soil; all plowod
and ready for seeding. not Far
from paved boulevard. with fine
nus service. EaHy terms. Good
house.
HALF ACRE GOOD soG. $1,000
very good little 4-room house. on
half acre Of ground fine fruit.
berries, chicken ahedas beautiful
view piece, near boulevard and
ne bus service; near Edmonda
Easy terms
= ACRES. $4,000
This place Il IN very high state
OF cultivation. ~ acres straw hcr-
RES. acre fruit. balance IN gar
den soWp. chicken houses and
harm. Tho house has rooms
Right on paved boulevard, with
ttne bus service Co city. Is min
utess near Edmonds.
Come Saturday or sunday Co I'D
monds. nus stops at kingsbury's
place. or phone.
BuRwEiI. a MoRFoRp
Main SsS5. SIS colman BidE.
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LEGAL NOiI1iS


IN TnE SUPERIOR COURT or THE
state % Washington. for King
No III o., NOTICE or SALE
In the Matter 90 German American
Mercantile Bank. a Corporation.
xnTicE N HEREBY GIVEN that,
by virtue OF an order made and
entered ia the Superior Court Of
the state Of Washington for King
County. fn the matter OF the innol-
vrncy % the German American
Mercantile Rank. Louis ~ Moore.
~ State Rank Examiner. viii re-.
eeiv~ sealed bldn Tor virtually all
Of the assets % said German
American Mercantile Bank rsnain-
Ing In bis hands a copy 81 the
list ~ said assets which are of
f.red for sale 10 on file wlth IN,
Washington. In th. above entitled
proceedings. having been fiird
therein on April =. 1919 A copy
~ the lis, Of ali 81 said assets
also on file and may be seen at
the office - aaid state Hank ss-
amin~r us white Building. Ne.
attic. washington 4 copy ~ said
tlst Of assets will be sent 90 any
Intending purchaser upon request
These assets comprise promiHrory
notes. both secuted and unsecured.
anu III NtnEt NfHah U0' NfAf NtRh
real estate. Judgments. bonds and
warrants and furniture and nx-
lures Louis ~ Moore. as state
Bank Examiner. ~iil receive sealed
bids fnr all Of said assets up %
o'clock p. rn, on May 10. 1918. 81
the aforesaid office. An bids
must be sealed. and there must
accompany such bid either a cash
payment or a certified check OF 10
per cent ~ the amount OF nuch
bid. Tho flank Examiner reserves
the riEht to reject any and all
bids Any successful bid. after
approval By the state Bank Es-
afnincr. will be subject 90 the fur
Their approval of the Superior
Court % the State OF WanhinEto ton.
for King County.
LOUIS ". MOORE.
As State Rank Examiner ~ tho
state of Washington. iiauidsting
German American Mercantile
Bank
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stall 1919. RoEers' peanut butter.
p. MS. sse; milk. Zoe At Wisconsin
Hadgcr brick cheese, ace u. GJedost
churnad butter. Csc M: new. mild.
full cream cheese. s5eib g lbs. pure
canes ugar, I1c.
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HAY. Grain ard Feed
Wholesale Price, Per Ton


stall 81. Kristoferson's pure. fresh
milk. i0c at. SC PIT: cream cottage
cheese 15c 10. Stall &c. S ms. sugar.
Tsc Stale s7-3s. big can Federal
milk. lie: i5c campbeirs soup. Toe.
SSc can red salmon. use; 25c bar
M chocnIatn. Csc.
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Stall ~. MS. sugar. Use stan
1903. 3 pkga. Jeilo. Csc. large can
tomatoes. Sc: u 10. tin Bakers CO.
Goa. 2Sc. bars Crystal White SOAP.
S5c; large bottle Snider's catsup. zgr:
10 bars laundry soap. 42c. stall 3.
Soc value coffee. . lbs 800
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FARM LANDS

RiCH. LEVEL FARM LAND.
in Thurston county, Waah.,
near Seattle, Tacoma and
big government army post
location, rich soil. raiheH
wonderful prise winning
crops Tract just opened M
and settling rapidly de-
hEhtful, mild climnte..
splendid marketing fnriii-
ticHi good noiEhburH: excel
lent opportunities. Write
for particulars.
\ ". REID q GO.
3lh NEW YORK iiLoCk
SEATTLE. WASH
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Stail IL, Yakima Gem potatoes.
Si.65 per sack. delivered. lemons IN.
dog stall IS, Olympic pancake flour.
Csc. ID. ground chocolate. use. gal
can Mazda oil. s2I5: large pig
Quaker oats. csc Stalls 5f-ss. salt
cannon. &c fb.; salmon trout. Use and
30c each.
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CHINESE DISTURBERS
WRECK NATIVE PLANT

Especial to The Star by N. II. A.
PEKIN. April 2f.--Yangtse En-.
cheering Works. the largest concern
In China. founded and conducted by
Chinese without foreign funds or
management. has been nearly wreck.
ed by rioting Chinese. The plant IL
near Hankow. II employs 500 men
and is building extensions which will
double the number employed. But
some OF the employees objected TO
methods used' In registering the
workers and rearranging working
schedules and refused to 40 on duty.
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The more you stir mp plate Of
soup. the cooler it becomes--and you
IND 10 the same way with some
friends.
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FIVE ACRES
$500

10 cash and $40 per month. 20
minutss' walk to interurban and
auto stage. service every hour All
maple land: logged and burned off
clean. very easy to clear. Better
than land selling at S2z5 to 500 an
acre In same district IL Ia not
just a rough tract. we offer at
this price. but every tract the
sArne price. Compare this with the
$500 land Investigate this At
once and get your choice. 90
with us today.
AAsES 4 SEXTON
First Ave. Elliott 57tT
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MEN WANTED
FOR CONSTRUCTION WORK
AND FAHA WORK
In the Famous Three Rivers District
OF the Lower Yakima Valley
We need several good men who
want TO live and work In the
country, but prefer steady men
who will make their permanent
home in this diAtrict. Therefore.
we are Offering you the oppor-
tunity 10 secure 10. 20 or more
acres In the famous Three Rivers
District, where you can be indie
pendent and own your own ranch:
and have an income over and
above your daily wages, and
eventually be the owner Of sur
fIcient land to enable you to be
your own employer.
You can purchase a small place on
very easy terms. and add TO " ms
your finances permit
The soil IL very fertile and the
growing season long. You can
raise large crops OF alfalfa. corn.
potatoes. melons. grapes. sugar
beets. etc.
Come In and talk 1t over.
WESTERN PACIFIC SECURITIES
COMPANY
s07 Hoge Building
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LOGGED OEr LANDS

5000 ACRES IN souTnwESr
Washington for sale 20 settlers;
easy terms. no raise In prices. -
per acre and up. Liberty londs
taken at par. Write for map show
Ing location, etc.
wEf EitiiAEuaER TIMBER Co
Tacoma nldE. Tacoma. Wash.
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STOCKS AND BONDS
VIZ Will =. nu !,,.,

WE WILL MY
LIBERTY nONnS
At New York market quotations nt
time Of purchase. plus accrued IN
tercat. less reasonable commls-
sion.
Opening quotations. including intcri
est, today, were NJ follows
int avs. SiOoii ard Aa,.sgs.tt
End IL 80. s5,2S fth a. aasF
We sell Liberty iiondA at New York
market quotations. charging puF-
chaHers no commission.
Daily talegraphtc quotations re-
ceived from all active stock and
bond markets.
HEnRIN a RHODES. Inc.
Established 1855
STOCKS AND BONDS
tts Cherry ST Main 1914
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ACREAGE
RRzovE-s SECOND ADDITION
NE CREAM or THE North

pRzoxE-s SECOND ADDITION
NE CREAM OF THE NORTH
ENr Is NOW BEING SOLD
In the Phtuncy District
OF all the additions that have been
plated wfthin the past 10 years.
this 10 the best so-foot lots all
cleared: most OF ~ has been under
cultivation for several years. This
addition edjcina the city limits.
and lies almost as level as the
floor; city water and electric light.
city conveniences without the bur-
den OF high taxes and aas~ssfne nts.
This property IL only three blocks
from the Phinncy ear line. ana y
an IDEAL place 20 build home. ~
you see IL you VIII surely buy "
Prices StT5 and up. Terms t.s
cash. $40 monthly.
l. W. MINIS. sole Agent
$500 GREENWOOD AVE
Not open Sunday. Call Ballard 1874.
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The Seattle Star
DIRECTORY


Attorney Law
T. =. -EsTAnffsHED 1871.
General prao,is., Al eases Fac.
Second ave. Main f1os.
Attorn~y.--rst~nt
FRED T.. CORN - Toi CENTRAL
Hids. Phone Main $40. References;
Remington Typewriter Co.. West
eru Rubber Co. Universal Tcie-
phone Co. Olympic Foundry CO.
GEo. - nOtfERTY, pATENT At
forney; solicitor. stock company
organizer. s0f Maynard Blds.
III First ave X Elliot, stT.
u. r Rehorf. Downs Blk. ZOE and av.
Computation free. All eases. Fees
MASON, FrSwfcK. LAWRENCE
tsg Burke Bldg
baths
Medical baths. authentic oil mas
sage. Franco Poster. tot crary III
bicycles and Repairs
RUDY LfiNpGRES for Smell Biey-
cles 500 Stewart. at Times 50.
Main taiT.
Chaftei Loans
MONEY TO LOAN
Loan. from $40 20 400 made quickly
and confiden,iaily on furniture.
pianos. live stock. etc.
SANDERS 4 co.
ioos-t I. G. smith BLDG. I'll. $3.50.
Chiropractor
STROUP - chlropfactor Graduate
National School Chicago, Ill. consui-
tstion free. 81? Denny nd. itos and.
Furniture. Repairing. upbolstcring.
Packing
Jorrensen firos. FUN. shop. ~ skif.
Collateral Loans
MONEY LOANED ON ALL ARTf-
cies OF value. The Reliable, ao7
Third ave.
Painting
MEAsK1LL = PAINTING. KA1So-
mining Phone West 7fe.
Detective Agencies
PACIFIC coAsT DETECTIVE
Agcpcy-320 Seaboard Bldg. Male
and night office. Elliott 1853.
Physicians and Surgeons
Dr. Kathryn Harrison women'r
disorders rendjusted. 1919 Stone
way: Green Lake car. North 23s5.
Stove Repairing
REPAIRING GAS RANGES AND
water heaters my specially. Elliott
1878 1926 Sixth ave.
Turkish Baths
IMPERIAL TURKISH BATHS. 1909
4th ave. Electric cabinets. thera-
pcutic lamps. tubs. rheumatism
my speciality. Louis Myers. chirop-
odist, mechano-therapist. Phone
Main 1919. day or night
Junk
ALASKA JUNK CO. 1870 First ave.
s. Elliott 1891.
Storage
DRY. rfREPROOF STORA E
warehouse. Central Storage Co.
White Bldg.
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-, s.,r-Rral ESTATE
GEORGETOWN

crORcrTOwN PROPERTY d,
xsaA-~tce building lot seNl'e, All
IN cultivation, easy terms
,.ae--rinc. slightly eornor. soalos
street improvements IN ava paid'
NEE blocks from street ear.
s,see-s.room house; 10y ssN ~ !,
sraund Easy terms.
A. Bedroom house; lot eoNieo.
I'VE blocks from ear hno' tih'
view: easy torss
.-aa.--rwe nice lots close TO bust
re<s center. easy terms.
a. sae--s-roem aodern; half acre.
,n,s 81 fruit: near Beacon and
Graham; terms
c. l. WILSON
Next Door 20 rostottice. GcorsetoMn
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- wEsr SEATTLE PROPERTY

WEST SEATTLE
Nice level lot. on sem ave. =. pc
= tween stevens and Lander. sinc
sSxfie. improvements paid IN tnll
onis ssse. with SIC down ana ss'sV
month
At.kI POINT
Largo. slightly lot ono block from
naxed boulevard aud beach. in sea
shore Park Addition, siHe stxtss'
bout rs minutes level walk 10
us a snap at stoo. with $50
bwn and $40 month.
sruRrEvANr. All BOSTON BLK.
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SPECIAL NOTICk.s

LoASs-sof.I.ATE
Money advanced on autos left with
Used Car Emporium. 18Th 4 T..
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% BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WANTED


, O . q . o O o q q o o o q o {
, BUSINESS OWNERS. NOTE {
, List your business with the {
, RELIABLE INVESTMENT co. Z
, for QUICK ACTION. (
D We sell ali lines Of busin~sa
, secure partners and rafse
!, additional capital for all I
, tnerit o rious propositions
, None too large or none too
!, ANAL for ua TO handle.
, WE HAVE THE BUYERS
|, See Us for Quick Sale.
, No charge for listing your
D business with US.
D RELIABLE fSvESTMENT CO. I
D III SEABoARD Bf.DJ.
D Fourth and Pike.
o q o o O o q % o . o n
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13oTHEI--ss AcRES: GROOM
house. = cleared; rs easily cleared (;
creek: springs. good road. near
Pacific highway. 1880; t@Se cash
and s2s month.
W. Il robson co. ITO Third Ave.
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ONE ACRE WELL IMPROVED.
located close 10 Halisr lake. fine
young orchard OF 100 trees. good
chicken house and yard for 100
birds. 30 chickens: hrooderhousc /:
broom house. garage ssx3s with
storereous. never failing we'll.
large lawn. seeded this spring
stone front fence; will help buyer
To get garden planted: this place
will not last long at price asked.
call ksnwood ssTt for appoint
meut.
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AT KIRKLAND
New a-room pla-terrd bungalow.
with , large garden tracts; pur-
erty near grade and high school /:
not far from dock can live here
and work In Seattle, SC fare to
CITY for residents Of kirkland. bue
70 minutes ride ON furry 10 city,
price st.1so. terms. SIS cash. bal
anec see per month. fastest grow
ms town IN state, soc per cent tn
crease In population during last
years come over Ia Kirkland
and sec many bargains in homes
VIZ offer; don't settle down ON a
small city lot when you can buy n
little farm for less money In Kirk
land, take East Madison car and
county ferry 10 our kirkland Of
flee. where Ealramen will show
you over property.
nuRkE & FAR0AR. INC
Kirkland Seattle
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- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

~ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OIL l. "a = = s-~sAAii. INVEST
fnsnt may make you biz money!
limited acreage lust EAST famous
Hurk bsfrnrtt field. wells drill-
Ing. 5. 10. z0-aer~ blocks might
mean tb.Gea. $4,000 or $4,000.
write quick. Oct full details.
mapa, etc q. G. Davis. AIS KiAito
bids. Kansas CITY. Mo.
g.. 600. 900 PAfp IN DIVIDENDS
from oil Investments Hurkbennett.
Tex. yaur opportunity 60 get rich.
Information free. NfG SOUTH
ERIN CO. Fort Worth. Tex
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NORTH END ACRE TRACTS
Close TO paved roads ana inter
urban: fine soil. level. good neigh
borhood. some are partly cleared /.
viii sell you one OF these tracts
for fbso, $50 down, $40 per month.
or build you n NIFTY Groom bun
gaiow. lumber on easy terms N
desired. we consider this the
cheapest and best elose-in acre
age.
r. MINES
sos Alaska bldg.
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iis Cherry ST Main $3.50.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR
LIBERTY HONpS
LIBERTY BONDS norGuT
Prices paid. including coupons,
$50 100
Uond flond
ard ssfe5
AN lTsD stt5
G. n. MceoNAHr
eis American Rank tiidE
second and Madison
WE nuY LIBERTY BONDS AT
small discount: also partial pay
nsnt receipts and w. x Stampa
400 Halght Eidu
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SPECIAL BARGAIN
ny WOODY FOR A QUICK
SALE
N,c. little modern home % I rooms
and hath. all connected with sewer,
assessments paid IN FULL and n
good view lot. located two blocks
from Ames shipyards and the steel
works Price ti.ete. on terms.
* r. WOODY
Ferry Landing. West Seattle.
West SO
OPEN SUNDAY
OWNER SACRIFICES ALkI HOME
New t-room bungalow; on lot COM
msnding a 10-miir panoramic view
81 sound and mountains. partly
furnished: s.. $50. $3.50 cash. West
ssf-M.
}. n KiEFER--wcst Seattle real es-
tate exclusively. Established iysS
Downs Bldg. sos End av. Main 800
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-21
, wANrEp-REAL ESTATE

fEAyE x FEW OF THOSE HALF.
acre tracts left Deep. black soil.
been fsrmed for 20 years Moth
ing better WIN pay for them
selves in three years. and only
thre. miles north % First and
Pike. 1900. your own terms
Owner. JfsSSf.~. 5ts New York BLK.
North 1914 evenings
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-02-27

Practically all the male citizens Of
the Cofelt community are in Chick
asha today attending the preliminary
hearing of Bob Brown, Clifford Gray
and Clarence Whitner, being held to-
day before T. p Moore, justice of the
peace. Brown and Gray are charged
with assault with intent to kill and
Whitener is charged with assault
with a dangerous weapon.
The accused men are said to have
been implicated in a free-for-all fight,
following a church meeting at the
Cofelt school house on the night of
February 11th Whitener and his
mother were shot, and two badly
bruised in the affair All are farmers
residing in the Cofelt community.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-02-27
GIVES THEATER TO CITY.
By HENRY WOOD


Omitted Press Staff Corresponding
PARIS, Feb. 1O.-(By maiD The
Marquis de Polignac has just donat
ed to the city of Rheims, where his
champagne establishment is situat-
ed, theater to replace the one de-
stroyed by the Germans.
The contract for the woodwork
and interior finishing of the theater
has been given by the marquis to
one of the largest airplane factories
in France, which few months ago