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The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1919-12-20
SECTION vi

Be it further ordained, ETC., that
the President OF the Board of Drain
age Commissioners of the said Bayou
MaIlet and Plaquemine Drainage Dis
trict of the Parish of St. Landry, state
of Louisiana, be and he is hereby duly
authorized, empowered and directed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17
Clark IL Chosen
Minority Leader

WASHINGTON. May 17.--ChaInp
Clark. retiring speaker OF the house,
was unanimously chosen minority
floor leader by the house democratic
caucus today.
Anu-Ciark men. however. won a
partial victory when tho caucus
agreed to appoint a committee to in
vesugate as 20 the advisabiiity OF
appointing a steering committee to
decide on the democratic policy in
the house.
Party leaders declared that the en-.
tire caucus was harmonious. the
fight on Clark failing to develop be-
cause OF a compromise reached early
today between the Clark and anti
Clark factions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17
Christensen and Bridges
Are at Loggerheads Now

Charging Robert bridges. preai.
dent or tho port commission. with
playing politics and declaring
mat he IN following rule or
ruin policy. Ia trying 10 ruin the
port because he cannot rule II with
a denpouc hand. Port Commissioner
W. 7. Christensen has issued a
statement In answer 60 the recent
reports OF the financial condition
OF the port. Christensen declared
that Bridges report would tend TO
prevent the Northern Pacific rail-
road from accepting port bonds in
payment Of the property on which
the now Smith Cove Pier u is
being built.
Bridges report would leave the
impr esnion that tho Port Of Seattle
was on It's last legs and In very
distresaful condition." Christensen
said. and they are absolutely mis-
leading as they state that We have
slUI 300 outstanding. without os-
planning the circumstances.
"of that amount only siS7 900 In
due AT the present time. and We
are1e,haoiuteiy certain OF receiving
Si2i 900 In the next week or two.
The only money we are not sure
Of at tho present time In 500. 900.
tied up In disputes on the inter
probation OF our tariff.
The Port Of Seattle In a hg
concern and deals IN big figures.
And these amounts. while seeming
ly OF great magnitude. viii mo-,
appear 40 large. when tho enor-
nous amount Of business done by
our numerous terminals h. conaid-
cred. And. like all big inHtitu-
tons. we always have accounts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17
Hun Papers Are
Attacking Wilson

BERNIE. May lTs-tUnited Prefs).
The German press In continuing
its viruicnt attacks on President
Wilson whom ~ blames for the
severity" ~ the peace terms.
Wilson. VIXEN we praised 20
much. has become statue OF
brass, on the base OF which may be
written 'Cermany's executioner.' q"
was the typical comment OF the
Deutsche Zeitung.
This disgracefui peace IL VIII
sons peace" said the Taglische
Rundschau.
''He deceived us. hating Germany
with an Indian hate-this man who
was reelected president. thanks TO
German-Americans. thru the con-
nivance OF our foreign office. II the
American people consent 10 such a
peace all books referring to Ameri-
can faith. honor and loyalty must
be banned from our schools"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17

Strawberries were being cleaned
off the street Saturday morning. at
loss. 90 prevent Followers 20 Mon
day. a great deal was FAR below the
usual grade Of the Sacramento berry.
Local strawberries are scheduled 20
arrive on tho street IN steady guam
titles by the middle OF next week.
Most Of the p.rishabie stuff was
being cleaned w Saturday Mt the
previous days prices. or lower. No
new arrivals were recorded. but deal.
ers say the market will open Mon.
day with full new line OF yogeta.
bles.
Butter quotations were un.
changed.
with erg storing practically com
pietcd at the half dollar level. deal.
ers can forcsec nothing bu; PRICES
out ~ reach for tho average consum.
-, when tho eggS begin to be drawn
out II storage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17
Portland Market Report

PORTLAND. Ore, May iT.--Cattie--
Receipts. l7s head. market steady. Best
steers. ti3ul3.b0. good 20 choice steers.
tiiGii.ao. medium 10 good steers. 81. so
q 10; fair 60 good steers. 500; common
10 fair steers. s7.5onS; choice cows and
hoifers. Siodii good to choice cows
and heifers. .sdsT5; medium TO good
cows and heifers. ssg7; fair 20 medium
cows and hcifers. tSd5.so; Gamers. 81
az; bulls, fs.b0ds: calves. t9dl2.s0;
stockers and feeders. tsaS50
HoEs-Receipts. 1875 head marke {
steady. Prime mixed. s2On20.g5; me
dunn mixed. sie.so9so: rough heavi -.
sis@iS25; pigs. sis.bogi9.75; bulk,
i20.25m 20. 50.
Shecp-Roccipts. ~ head: marke {
steady. Prime lambs. tftui5 fair to
memium lambs, ti9ais.5O. yoarlinrs
tliuis; wothers. icon. ewes. ,sg1o. 30;
ttnh.
Butter-City creamery. ssgbac.
Eggs Selected local extras, aaHtse
Hens-33d csc. broiicrs. 35 o. zoe.
GccEe--iT sfs0c.
Choeae-oregon triplcts, 37Qagc.
NEW YORK, May 17.-Bar silver
New York sl.10 IL. Demand ster.
ling SAGA 1.2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17
CoRNEh

Stall io.. : tail cans Boroen's milk.
;sc. best fresh butter. $40 ID: fresh
egns. CSC doH 1909 Firr, ave. krirtofer-
sons milk. ioc ct cottage cheese, ms.
asc; Wisconsin Badger brick cheese. 7sc
no. ms 75o. stall 1is. veal stew. acc
10. short ribs OF beef. zoe NJ. good ba-
con. sse 10. Stall II. Yakima potatoes.
uso sack. delivered. grape fruit. &c
each lemons. soc don stall 0. salmon
trout. 20c 10. halibut checks soc ~ J,
King salmon, eoc N. stalls 1875. ESQ
can Libby'r pork and beans. iTe. small
bottle cataup. &c. ibc can minced clans.
for 7sc. Stall ~. ling cod. ibs 2tc.
red snapper. 2 lbs. 25c. sturgeon. 2se 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17

, outstanding. But our outstanding
accounts only average 10 days
overdue. and among commercial
men this h considered as good as
cash.
chris,cnHen's statements arc IN
reply 10 recent reports made pub
lie by Bridges. After T. y. IAppy
and w. T. Chrihtenscn passed n
resolution over the head OF Bridges.
limiting the president 10 the duties
OF his own office. bridges said
that the port had run wild In cx-
tending credit during the last year.
and that the finance department
had been particularly inefficient
since coming under the Jurisdic-
ton OF fAppy In January.
~ tho meeting OF the port com
mission last Wednesday. Bridges
introduced "a resolution purporting
10 abolish all politics from the em-
ploymcnt Of port employees. The
resolution had it's first reading
and was laid over 20 the next
meeting OF the commission.
Chrtstensen thinks that Bridges
used poor judgment in publishing
confidential list OF debtors. and
says that such a course can do
nothing but drive business away
from the ports docks.
"In looking over tho list Of
firms owing ua money. I find the
names OF the biggest and most
solid shipping corporations In Sc
attic" Chris~~nHcn said In speak
Ing Of the publishing OF the names
OF the ports debtors. "and 10 say
that these companies are not Nab-
soiutoly sure 90 pay us IL
ridicuioua -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17
SEATTLE NAVY
MEN H0N0RED
Given Rank Advancement
for War Services

Commander Miller Freeman. Y.
g. y. n. r.. chief in command Of
the naval training station AZ the
University OF Washington during
the war and organizer OF the
Washington state naval militia. has
been promoted 10 the rank Of cap
tain. In recognition Of his services.
Lieutenant cSmmanders william
Boyd Allison and Frederick @.
Simpson. both OF Seattle. but still
Ia the active service OF the navy.
have been promoted 10 the rank Of
commander. Announcement ~ the
promotions was made Friday,
names OF three Seattle men being
received along with those Of 80
other adyancements thruout the
country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17
Aged Doctor Wins
Fight for Liberty

SAN JOSE. Cal. May 17.-fUnited
Press.l-His six-year fight for liber-
~ won. DIR. Frederick Webster. aged
San Francisco physician. went to
San Francisco today. following su-
perior court jury's verdict declaring
him sane.
The court hearing brought out
nothing definite regarding Charges
Of maltreatment OF prisoners at the
asylum. which were expected TO fig
ure strongly In the case.
Webster. after being sent 10 a PEN
itentiary, nine years ago. was arrest
ed upon his release and committed
20 an insane asylum. Upon his re-
lease. few weeks ago. he was re-
arrested. The court fight followed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17
S. S. Senator Due
Here on Tuesday

After being In the Orient for three
months. the Pacific Steamship Co.'S
steamer Senator is due 20 arrive
here next Tuesday. The Senator Us
bringing a general cargo from Hong
kong and Manila
After discharging here. rhe viii
Immediately make Preparations 10
leave for Nome on June /. She will
be the first ship to leave Seattle for
Nome this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17
Expert Says Port
Neglects Islands

y. y. Waller. general manager of
the Philippine Trade Development
company. Is in Seattle returning to
Manila on the Arabia Aaru neat
Saturday. Waller has toured the
United States.
Referring 10 trade conditions IN
the archipelago. Mr.. Waller says:
= am surprised 10 see that Sc1-
Ito exporters and importers as well
as manufacturer arc negieetlng
trade between this port and the
Islands. Tho islands arc now In
an excellent condition. Trans
portation facilities between Seattle
and the philippines seem 20 he
rood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17
COLOR BEARER
0BEYS ORDERS
Told to Guard Banner and
He Makes Good

For no sentimental reason ola
Color Sergeant oJseph a. Hinote.
formerly OF the 18th engineers, but
discharged Thursday afternoon.
take the reRimontai coiors with
him when discharged, according n
his explanation over the telephone
10 the police Saturday morning.
Col Hennessy, Engineer corps.
National army, at Camp Lewis.
asked the police Friday 10 look for
Hinote. The color sergeant told
tho police Saturday morning that
he had been ordered by his COM
pany commander 10 take charge Of
the colors and keep them with him
until otherwise ordered. When
tho 18Th was discharged. Hinote.
never having received orders to the
contrary. carried the colorB away
with him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17
SANITARY

Stalls ,o-ar. fresh puiirt errs. sc dos
NsriROld margarine. 30c NJ. fresh
churned butter. tSc NJ. lbs Ills. stall
~ fresh cottage cheese. 2 lbs. csc. HIPPO
lite 3sc jar. Pimento cheese. zoe N.
stalls ai-sS. fresh cooked crabs. Use and
IN. fancy King salmon. soc N. stalls
Ribs. asparagus. zoe 10. artichokes.
for csc. Telephone peas. jbc 10. stalls
2t-3s-s7. crlaco. Csc. soc. si.So, t2.ss.
Mazda oil. 35o. ssc. ti.2s. t2.,t. ms
Golden West coffee. ti.2o Stall ~,
pkga. Golden Ago mscaroni. spaghetti or
noodiea. zoe; acc rkg. olympic pancake
finur sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17
Big Wheat Traffic
to Go Thru Seattle

TorecaHting that the bulk OF the
wheat shipped 10 Europe from the
Pacific Northwest this year would
be routed thru Seattle and the Pan
anna canal. /. a. Petersen. traffic
manager for the Port Of Seattle. an
nounced Saturday that the demand
for space In the ports wheat eleva-
tor IL double the amount Of room
available.
Practically all the shipments
booked 10 far are bound for Europe.
and have In past years been shipped
across the continent To New York
and thence across tho Atlantic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17
PRESIDENT HOPEFUL OF
SUCCESS OF SUFFRAGE

WASHINGTON. May 17.-<United
Press l-President Wilson hopes
Texas. in her referendum on SUI
fragc. will render gallant Justice TO
women" according to a cable made
public today by Mrs. Minnie Fisher
Cunningham. president OF the Texas
women's Suffrage association.
Il am looking forward" the presi~
dents cable said. with the greatest
interest TO the referendum Of May -
on woman suffrage. and entertain
the confident hope that the men Of
Texas will. by. very great majority.
render gallant justice to the women
OF the state"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17
POLICE SEEK BARTON

Police are seeking certain Joe
Barton. former husband Of the wife
OF J. c. Rowland. room 20S, Frye
hotel. According to the police re-
ports Barton called Rowland over
the telephone Friday, asked him to
come down" and talk TO him and
threatened to shoot No Wand IL he
refused. Rowland applied TO the
police. When motorcycle officers
arrived no trace of Barton could be
found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17
Hay. Grain and Feed
wholesale Price, Fer Toe


NEW YORK. May i5.--Iseading issues
registered fractional advances at the
stock market opening today Trading
was IN good volume. United states Stsel
opened at los - w u. Baldwin. i.oiL.
up y. Reading seA. up Al Marine
pref. l.io. UP ! Southern Pacific. i.oss.
Up y Mexican Petroleum, l.7S..
The market closed strong.
United states Steel closed i.ot~. off
u. Marine com. san, up ~: Marine
pref. i.25ls. up 81 Baldwin. 1908. off
y. American International. qiA, up J.
southern Pacific. LOOK. up ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17
Italians Agree
on Fiume Plans

PARIS. May 17.-Onited Press-t-
Tho Italians have consented TO the
establishment OF Plume as a FREQ
port. as well an reiinquishing their
claims TO n portion of the Istrian
and Daimatian islands. IL was
learned authoritauveiy this after
noon.
A complete settlement had not yet
been reached. however. as the Ital-
ians were said 10 be pressing their
claim TO certain Adriauc islands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17
EXPERT BURGLAR is
WANTED; HE ESCAPES

SAN FRANCISCO. May IL
United Press. t-Police are seeking
cyril G.. Pegg. formerly OF Seattle,
accused of burglarizing local hotel,
after his clean getaway from detec-
tive officers while sleuths high in
the department were discussing
means of delving into Pegg's past.
Pegg. arrested after n fight in the
Palace hotel recently. is charged by
a i4.year.old boy at the detention
home with schooling him in burglary,
and his trial on this charge was be.
ing considered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17
PACIFIC Liner
IS STRANDED
Inaho .Maru Is Delayed Off
Japanese Coast

The Tnhho Maru. owned by Suzuki
& Co. has stranded Off the japanese
coast while on ner way here. and con-
sequently Frank Waterhouse a Co..
local ageng for Suzuki. will not
have their regular sailing TO the
orient this month.
The Inaho was scheduled 20 leave
here the latter part OF May. with a
cargo Of steel and cotton for Yoke
hama and Kobe.
The new Suzuki liner. Cenchu
Maru viii come here In June. TO load
for the Orient.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17
JAPANESE BACK FROM
TRIP TO THEIR HOME

bringing az passengers and a
g. 600. 600 cargo. the Katori Maru.
ono Of the largest OF the Nippon
Yu--n kaiahas fleet on the Seat
tie Oriental run. dooked at Smith
Cove Saturday.
on hoard the Ka,ori were mem
bcrr OF the AJisaka and Tcshirogo
tourist parties. There were about
100 American japanese in the
parties who have been visiting their
native land.
Raw silk worth $4,000. 900 COM
priscd the bulk Of the cargo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17
BAJA CALIFORNIA TO
ARRIVE HERE IN JUNE

The South American Pacific
fcompany's ship Baja California
scheduled TO arrive here next week
from south America. will not come
here until the middle Of June.
Before coming here. the Baja
Aaru viii take n cargo OF nltrates
from Chile 10 Honolulu. and after
discharxing there will load sugar
for Vancouver. She will bring
nothing for Seattle. but win load
lumber, flour and general ner-
chandise from here for South
america
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17

stain 81. Krihfnfcrson's milk. lee a.
Sugar and soap stall. carnation or Dor
dsn's milk. J cans csc: large Ivory foc-
small &c. bath Tables. csc. Acme
Grocery. basement. Booths ssrdinss. zoe
can. +. pkRr Cresmeftss. a5e. small
cans milk. 7sc Red Seal Grocery. An
mex. cans campbslrs roup. csc. cant
spanish sauce. $50. stall ~. best butter
toe N. Elliott Fish Co. black cod. isc
NJ salmon trout. 2Se 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17

Sugar stall No-Rub Naptha soap,
bars 2so Crystal white soap. bars soc
10 Ms. pure cane sugar. 9sc. Stall i05,
4 his pink beans. abc; INNS coffee. red
can, fTc. No. ? can peaches. 25e. stalls
1911, veal outlets. 900 III. Stall l92,
80 fbs. Rainier Best flour. ss.5s, good
broom. soc. small karo syrup. fsc. btall
100, fresh strawberries. 2 boxes ssc; rhu-
barb. &c ~. dry onions. sc 10. stall is2'
4 rolls toilet paper. $50. 9 boxes matches.
25c; No 1 can pork and beans. . cans z5c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17
FARM LANDS
8, FOR SALE--WATERFRONT
PROPERTY



TO THE BEACH TOMORROW
SPECIAL SALE or BEACH LOTS
$500 TO $500. EASY TERMS
Take AK or Fauntieroy cars on
First ave. transfer 10 Lake Blu
Tien car line at Riverside station
and ride to the end OF the line:
my branch office " just across
me street from where the car
stops, I have 4 autos there. and
we will be glad 90 drive you down
10 the beach: placed this Hubdi-
vision OF Sunkist Beach on the
market last week and have sold
IS. tracts already. only 20 now
left: all tldeiands 60 with lots;
water pipedsto each tract. graded
streets. electricity phone SER
vice: only IA miles from car
line: JitDey service right 20 prop
erty: IL you drive out. follow ar
rows signs along the Des Moines
brick highway. They will direct
you 70 my branch office. J. r.
J.. Campbell. 22s Burke Bldg.
Elliott 1000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17

NOTICE or GENERAL ELECTION
IN WATER DISTRICT
NJ, No. :. King County. washington.
Of water District No. ?. King
County. Washington. hereby gives
notice that the General Election In
said district has been called 90 be
held. and will be held as provided
BY statute. on the first Tuesday of
June, 1919. to-wit; on the 3rd day
OF June. 1919. for the purpose 81
eiccting ono water commiasioncr
OF said district. 20 hold office for
three years and until his successor
Is elected and qualified. and also
for the further purpose % submit
ting TO the voters Of said district
proposition 10 vote forty thou
sand dollars In bonds. which " la
sued. Will be used To nsHiat the city
OF Seattle TO extend n water main
from tho city limits OF the city OF
Seattle along the brick highway
known as the North Trunk High
way to the FiriandE Sanitarium, or
from the present south boundary
line OF said winter district 20 the
King Snohomish county line; said
bonds. III carried Mt this GENERAL
Election. will not be issued until
such time as an agreement can be
reached by the said Board OF Com
missioners OF water District No. 2
with the city OF Seattle. which will
be satisfactory to the said Com
rniHsionerN Of water District No. 2
that the polls for said General
Election viii be opened at
O'Clock .. m. OF said Tuesday. June
:. 1919. and will remain open con-
iinuouHiy thereafter until o'clock
p. m. OF said Tuesday. June 2. 1919.
at which time last mentioned said
polls shall and Will be closed: that
for and Mt said General Election
the polling places In the several
tHtnU NghnIIV a In
within said water district viii be
as follows.
POLLING PLACES AND
PRECINCTS
/. Highland Hall. for Greenwood
.. Adams Nursery office. for Rich
mond Precinct.
3. Residence Of Mrs Ella Lang. for
Halter Lake Precinct.
4. Residence OF Chns. ~. Morrcli for
North Park Precinct
8. Residence Of Meredith Jones. for
Oak Lake Precinct
G. Residence Of J. A. Christianson, for
Maple Leaf Precinct.
The Board % water Commissioners
OF said district further hereby
gives notice that the poll books
for the several precincts respec-
lively lying wholly or part within
said Water District. for the pur-
pose % registration Of the voters
OF said water District No. 2, for
the aforesaid General Election
shall and viii be closed contin-
uousiy from Thuraday. the goth
day Of May. 1919. 10 Tuesday. the
3rd day Of June. 1919. both inclu-
slvc. against registration OF such
voters for voting at such General
Election.
Dated this srd day OF May. 1919.
CLAUDE r.. PIKE,
As Secretary and Clerk Of the Board
OF water Commissioner OF water
District No. 2. King County.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17
.-AcRE HOME SITE

ONE OR TWO ACRES. WITH SMALL
TEMPORARY BUT COMFOHTA-
BILE HOUSE. GOOD LARGE DOU-
BILE GARAGE. SMALL CHICKEN
HOUSE. ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
COMPLETE WATER SYS'f I'M,
DESIRABLE SEIGHBORHOOD;
CLOSE TO RICHMOND HIGH
LANDS STATION. ON EVERETT
INTERURBAN AND MORT II
TRUNK BOULEVARD.
WILL SELL THE TWO ACRES FOX
sf,7s0, OR THE ONE ACRE WITH
IMPROVEMENT FOR sf.f00s
EEASONABLE TERMS.
MORFORD A. NEFF
sos AMERICAN BANK BLDG.
PHONE MAIN s2e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17
LEAR BACK IN SEATTLE

Harry Lear, University State bank
president. returned to seattle Friday
after a six weeks business and
pleasure sojourn in California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17

stalls ;T-ts. fse olympic pancake -four.
7sc. Csc can Royal baking powder. sse
! bars Palm Olive soap. lie. &c pkgs
peatiin~ 1sc ataIl 81. Ms fine cane
sugar Tac. Stall 81. pure. fresh imik.
iec at.. 60 pit: cream cottage cheese.
lie II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17

HOW ABOUT THIS sUMMER7
Why not buy one OF these beautiful
SALT WATER BEACH TRACTS?
Ideal for Summer Homes and Camp
Sites: only 40 minutes out via the
Des Moines Boulevard: large
tracts parked out, ready for use:
pure spring water piped.
Prices $3.50 TO $3.50. Terms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17
Public Markets


sfsii ~ ma fire cane snras. Tfe
Stall -. krisfo,er~on- pure fresh MIN.
Toe At Stall. st.ss. pure fresh peanai
butter. itc n. jelly compound lie N.
apple butter. lie N. saosrkraat- lie at
tada &c 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17

NEW YORK. May i7.--coffeo--spS
~. 1--WE: Santos. awe.
SuEar--Centrifugal. s7.2s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17
. wEsr sEArrrw PROPERTY

WEST SEATTLE HUNG Nt.ow
Ss.bae-=A cosy four-room hunua-
low. situated ono block from
- california ave and . blocks
from high school. House con
tains large bedrooms. bath.
combination living and dining
room with fireplace and via
dow seat and FoomN kitchen
with break fast table Cement
basement and lot aoNiso r. to
alley Look the house over at
SatS s4th s. W Terms ot $500
cash and SsS per month. Main
sist. Tea.
HENRY {. EWING COMPANY.
zee Alaska BLDG Main fist.
SERVICE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17
BOTHELL FIXING STREETS

improvements are under way In
Bothell TO improve the town streets
for motorists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17

-
ACRE TRACTS WITH CITY
CONTINGENCIES
COMPLETE WATER SYSTEM
ELECTRIC LIGHTS
GOOD SOIL
DESIRABLE NEfGHBORHoOD
QUARTER MILE EAST OF
RfiIMONB HIGHLANDS
STATION. on IN EHETr
lNTERuRBAN AND
NORTH TRUNK BOULEVARD
TITLE INSURANCE.
REASONABLE TERMS
MORFORD & NEFF
SOS AMERICAN RANK BLDG.
PHONE MAIN Gs9.
s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17

SNAP

Big bargain in acreage between
BotheIf and Kirkland. Non-resi-
dent owner orders sale at price
that IL way below value. 10 acres
on good road for 5000. on your
own terms Investigate this. IL
n will pay you.
JOHN =. ELLIOTT co.
321 Leery Bldg.
HAVE Is HALF-ACHE TRACTS
good soil: water piped 10 all
tracts; near Anderson shlpyard, at
Kirkland. Price 800 per tract;
easy terms.
Xeeney 4 Pettingiii. New York Blk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-17

ACREAGE SNAr
.f-a ACRES SOUND VIEW
safS. EASY TERMS
Only 80 minutes by auto over tho
pes Moines brick highway; 2
blocks from the beach: fine soil.
easily cleared, $50 feet frontage
on main auto road; this is onc-
half Of real value and will be sold
quickly see me today, j, Y.
CAMPBELL ss0 Burke nldg. FL
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