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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-26

The difficulty OF dropping one OF
the raging. screaming trumpetcrs is
incapable Of exaggeration. Even a
cordite bullet will not stop him un.
less IL hits vital spot---either the
brain or the heart. IL must enter
at the shoulder or under the eye
the latter shot varying according TO
the angle at which the onrushing
brute IL holding his head.
Up goes the majors gun like an
automatic machine. lie doesn't pause
TO sight and aim. Shooting seems
mechanical with him. Yet he in
varlabiy calls the spot and hits II.
time after time. And the bush i ~
thick that he rarely shoots untll'thc
enraged elephant is within six PAGES,
Three successive shots piled up
three huge beasts charging in single
file thru an ALLEY" gateway in tn
thorn jungle on the majors last
hunt In Central Africa. Pretorius
established the record Of killing nine
elephants with 10 successive shots
But the panic stricken Kafir boys
know no limits in the midst of a
charge. In spite OF orders not TO
shoot. they fire a disordered voliey
the moment the major drops one Of
the charging herd. Invariably the
others bolt. for the time being at
least.
Which makes Major rretorius' job
doubly prccarious ! should bee sur.
priscd TO hear that an elephant had
finished him-but not surprised to
hear OF his death from Kafir =
! panicky shot
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LAND HUNGER FELT
FOR MANY YEARS

In the old Kingdom OF Poland the
price OF land doubled In the 2 years
preceding the war largely because
the peasants demanded little farms
at any cost.
In Galician Poland, where the di.
vision of land is most extreme. 81
per cent OF the properties are too
small TO support "A family.
In tho kingdom OF Poland between
1870 and 1909 small peasant pro.
prietors acquired a,6S9.273 acres of
land from IL to 16 per cent OF the
total Area two-thirds thru land divi-
sion and one.third as indomnitics for
the redemption OF scrvitudcs.
So land division is nothing new
I'm Poland, and even present genera
ton peasants know of their own cX-
periences that II can be done
This merely whets the land hun.
ger" which has featured the agricul-
tural history of the Poles for cen.
turtles Another factor Is the war.
which has left unrest and demand.
here as everywhere. for more
equal division of wealth and bet.
ter deal for the common citizen. And
the peasants have undoubtedly been
affected by the land doctrines
preached i'm Russia and the Ukraine
Even the remaining landed pro
prietors acknowledge that further
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FARMERS SHOULD NOT
HAVE HEN ADMITTED

After visiting the Aldo Bush
my view II that Il was silly In the
first place for the government "a
allow homesteaders TO stake out
farms between the Sundays river and
the thorn jungle or 20 eneroach upon
the bush. known 10 be the elephants
stamping ground.
The government might have made
"A reservation for this lone surviving
herd OF 200 by keeping the farmers
years ago on the other side Of sun
days river.
But now that the farmers arc
on tho spot either they or the Gle.
plants have TO go SO they have "a
be shot. or captured.
That's the view Major Pretorius
takes lie Is an agent OF the govern.
mFnt In the matter. But he Is seek
Ing to dimirm world criticism by
planning 10 capture ms many Gle.
uhnnfa ne rosailia
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Ing 10 grains Of cordite. It's the
only thing that viii stop an olc.
plant.
AZ daybreak a start was made.
the major leading. His heavy gun
hung from his shoulder. both barrels
loaded Eight more shells hung from
straps sewn onto the front Of his
coat. Three kafira carried as many
more express rifles. all loaded. Their
instructions were not 10 fire in any
case but 20 bc ready TO hand the
loaded guns to the major az fast az
he was ready for them.
The dogs are kept In leash until
the elephants are sighted. Sometimes
when they are In a 'kloof" valley
they can he seen AT distance. but
more often the hunting party fairly
stumbica on them. Either the dogs
or 'he elephants get the scent.
Then the dogs are unleashed.
They dart thru the thick bush and
attack the huge beasts. instincuvely
avoiding the trunk and leaping at
the hind legs. Elephants make minee
meat Of dogs when they can charge
them head on.
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NO SUCH THING AS MASCULINE" MEN AND
FEMININE" WOMEN SAYS WOMAN DOCTOR

NEW YORK Dec Young
woman. do you ycarn for hus
band who will wash the dishes.
do the homework. take care Of the
baby. and make the pies and bis
.ruitHg
You can get him. II you look
around. There are just as many men
who arc fitted TO do homework ns
there are who arc fitted TO dix
diichca. run machinery and go to
war
There are no such things as
masculine" men and feminine
women. Sex hasn't anything to do
with a. Man or woman. u you be
long 60 tho "cxtravert" type OF hu.
mnnity, sou are aggressive. self con
fident. while II you are an Intro
vert" you are thoughtful, hcsl,ant.
loss aggressive and less sure Of your.
self. Women are not necessarily
weak. submissive chanEeahle. timid
or irrational. nor are men noces-
sarily aggressive. consistent. forccful,
logical or fearless
Points OF Difference
Such was the answer of DIR Beatrice
Hlnkic. 81 New York. before the in
tcrnationai conference Of women
phyaiciang at the Y. w {. a. head
quarters here. to the conclusions OF
Or. g. Stanley Han Of Clark college.
Worcester. Mass. who addressed the
conference on Points OF Difference
Between Men and Women.
The mere man physician held to
tho old fashioned idea that there are
essential differences between the
sexes. that the gentle art OF pcrsua-
sion. tho ability To- get her own
way" the power OF cajolery, results
from the fact that women are not "a
strong or aggressive Rs men. and
that they have therefore trained
themselves TO accomplish results in
"A purely feminine" way.
"Woman's motherhood powers
make her more sympathetic. said
he. Her moods are richer and more
varied than those Of men. She is
moro Interested In people than In
ideas She IL more conscientious and
more adaptable than men.
But Or Beatrice Hinkle says mo"
to the assertion that woman Is the
weaker and man the stronger vessel.
Woman Strong rs Man
Both mon and women has suf
fercd from the convention nssump.
ton that the man must be the su.
perior being and the woman the
weaker vessel. a" she said. MANY men
do not wish TO be superior They do
not wish to be war.likc and agEres.
sivo and they suffer from the opinion
that they must not be sensitive.
Many women. on the other hand. suf
fer just as much because they are
supposed TO be weak tinid and fun
of moods, when they are nothing Of
the sort"
Dr. iIinkle admits that there are
probably secondary sex character
istics, but that such distinctions play
no real part I'm the fitness of men or
women to enter any field OF industry
art or letters.
Differences in temperament. at
tributed to sex, are really matter
of type, she asserts THE human
race is divided into 'extravcrts and
introvertS' with graduations between
them. There are men OF each type and
there are women OF each type. We
must remove the artificial taboo we
have placed In the names Of mas
culine' and feminine A woman's
work always has boon much more
restricted than that of man, We
must stop telling human beings TO
feel In certain way or TO work at
certain things because OF their sex"
Opposite Characteristics
DR.. Hinkle believes that the quail
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PROCESS OF REFORM
TO BE GRADUAL

No confiscation is contemplated
the government does not accept the
principle of confiscation. The ma.
chinery provided will work like this:
The state viii take over the proper.
~ TO be divided. reimburse the own.
ers. and divide it among the peas
ants who will repay the government
on easy terms.
socialists want the estate owners
reimbursed in treasury bonds. and
The owners, OF course, want cash.
That question isn't settled.
In fact. few of the details OF the
reform are settled.
Further legislation will be neces.
sary before the division of big pri.
Vate holdings begins But there are
about 5000 square miles which is
ready to be parcelled out immediate.
~ Some OF this is forest
This will be divided before private
property is touched. and the divi.
sion OF private estates will extend
over years. Meanwhile. however.
transfers by sale will continue.
The peasants have been getting
wonderful prices for their prodnc,
and they have money. The "land
hunger" is so acute that many az
them are not waiting on division nv
the government but have begun
buying the land from private estate
owners. The latter, seeing further
division inevitable. are not averse TO
selling.
The division of state propertv
would not satisfy the land hunger
even IL the public land were surf
Gent IN area, because many of the
peasants want land adjoining their
present small holdings.
Hand in hand with the division
the government is working ON
schemes for cooperative use of mod
ern machinery, too expensive for Tho
small peasants singly, by groups OF
small farms. To keep up production
is the basic purpose of the govern
ments land policy.
The Agrarian bill. which was
passed early in July, declared tho
governments right TO eNpropriate:
II was followed by a clause limiting
big proprietors generally to the re.
tention of 425 acres, excepting i'm
special cases principally in Luth-
uanian Poland. and Posen. where tho
limit win he 900 acres. But of COURSE
these limits viii become effective
only when the division finally takes
place.
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DOGS LEAD ELEPHANTS
PAST THEIR MASTER

The dogs. moving faster. dash
back. But they are 80 trained that
instead Of rushing directly for their
master and making him the target
for an en- masse charge by the whole
heard. they run past him. giving him
an opportunity 10 select his mark as
best he can thru the thick brush,
and fire
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ties that women like in men. and
vice versa. are generally the oppo
sites 10 those they themselves pos
scss. The "introvert" type OF man will
prefer the 'cxtravert type Of woman
the woman with n strong. assert.
i've personality. will look with favor
upon the man who possesses the op
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posite characteristics
Marriage ought to be finer and
more enduring than ever before when
the two parties to IL feel they can be
themselves. honest with each other.
keeping up no traditional barrier OF
artifice and convention" she con.
cluded
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Elephant Slayer Is Sure Shot
Blacks in Panic as Mammoths Die
ny EDMARD NJ. TmEKRy

y. u. A. STAFF Correspondent WIN
Smithsonian Universal
Expedition.
IN CAMP. kENkELBOHCH.
South Africn.-lt takes marvel
a. a man for the job Of wiping out
the menace of the Aldo Bush ele.
plants.
That's the sort Of "a man Major
iretoriua b. lie has taken the job
that the mlghtlcnt hunters have
turned down. Ana he's doing It
single handed.
Scientists ana sportsmen have
deprecated tho act OF the Cape
Province government I'm decreeing
the death ~ the elephants because
they are destroying farms and killing
cattle by drinking the water boarded
for them
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LABOR COUNCIL BACKS
UNIONS OF TEACHERS

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 26.-Thc
San Francisco Labor council Will
strcnuously combat efforts to check
the organization OF flrcmen and
school teachers In unions under the
American Federation OF Labor.
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FOR ENCHt>GI~-tsEtL
ESTATE

FOR sALE on TnApE-ise ACRES
land about ~ miles from town
alt fenced. about coo acres ptu~
land. balance pasture small house
and Grsnary. we'll. g. acres piou
ed snap price. $500. mortgage
$500. Must sell OF trad. before
March 4 J. I. Dcinausr owner.
glasgow Mont
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ACREAGE


4 2a-ACRE RANCH
no BETTER WHERE
20 acres. with sweeping View Of lake
and mountains. This place 10 IS
minutes from this city ~ acres ~
tn. very best 81 bottom land. no
better anywhese under the West
srn sun. 10 acres well cleared; has
been IN cultivation. good creek
crosses the property. There IL a
s-room house. Will require Eoms
repairs. IL fruit trees. bearing
two chicken houses; some small
fruit Here is where you can get
snap " you hurry. The price u
only $4,000. fTQ0 cash.
YOU ARE LOOKING FOR GOOD
SOii. AND HERE 1T rs
Here are iV-acre tracts. with the
very best OF soil half bottom
land. good water on each tract
and they are located where there
are good neigh born. This property
Is only ~ miles from this city
Here r. your chance TO get In on
the ground floor and own some
good land and a home OF your
own. where can you get good
soil. close in. for $3.50. $500 cash ?
THE DOUGLAS co.
aga Leary Bldg. Main sasp'
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LEGAL NOTICES
I,Dii

WILL BE RECEIVED
at the Bureau Of supplies and Ac-
counts, Navy Department, Wash
ington. -. G.. until 10 o'clock "A. m
December 3d. 1919. for delivering
Portland cement. twist drills. pneu.
matte rivet gets. paint brushes.
steel easing. steel pipe. copper
tubing. brass pipe. steam whistle
and siren, to tho Navy Yard. Puget
Sound. wash. Apply for proposal ls
TO the supply officer. Navy Yard.
Puget sound wash. or to tho
Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts.
SAMUEL MCGOWAN. Paymaater
General of the Navy. 12-t5-1o.
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100 REAL ESTATE LOANS
AcREAGE LOAN8 -fAiiM LoANA
$500 and up, prompt service. 30
years in tho business
THE pUHt.ANp AGENCY
i.esry building
WILL LOAN ANY AMOUNT ON
good city property. =. r. Co. pos
Heahoard Elliott los
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New Day Dawns for Poles
Land for ALL" Is the Goal

division is inevitable and the asso.
citation they have formed is devot-
ing its strongest efforts toward hav-
ing II done by a slow. gradual
process.
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LOOKS LIKE \ KNIGHT
IN MS LEATHER SUIT

irctod1uH b. crack shot and u
man absolutely devoid Of nerves lie
has had "A career Unprecedented. the
sort that dime novel heroes are sup.
posed 30 have.
l'rctorius was born In South Africa
OF Dutch parentaKe. An ancestor
once president Of the TranHvaal re-.
public. gave his name To Pretoria.
capital % the South African Union.
lie ran asny from home when he
WAS ~ and ever nince--hc'n now
about a. he has been a hunter and
fighter. To date he has record Of
having killed 9b5 elephants. 93s In
Central Africa
Major Prctorius looks not unlike
a knight oS old when he gets his
hunting clothes on. lie wears "A
leather suit that at a distance HuE.
Ecsts armor
Rarely does the major allow any.
one 10 accompany him on the hunt.
except hls KAflr Eunbearers and
other native helpers and hts pack
of dogs In no cas-. viii he allow
any companion 10 carry gun.
ONLY (0RDIJE CHARGE
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PERSONAL.

ELECTRO-TH EHMOPATHtC
INSTITTTE
SIS Railway Exchange. Second and
Cherry. Rheumatism. govt. Kid
ney. bladder. blood and all female
disorders. acute and chronic, sue
ceaHfuily treated. Registercd ply
siclan. Elliott 731.
ANY PERSON WHO SAW THE
automobile run down Annie Roccln
at Fourth ave. and Jackson "a
December rs 1919. viii confer "A
favor upon her " they viii report
at 3Ol Third ave. y.
DADDY BOB - COME HOME AT
once. business In = a. and other
places settled by daddy. Robert
and Dolphio ask for YOU every day
Mother
= u II q "A EMIT HAIR WAVING
harcelllng. henna pack for gray
LADIES' IMPROVEMENT SHOP
Main 6507. $50 Union 81.
If BILL HOOTON rs ~ SEATTLE
please call S0f7 Bagley, Green
Lake district.
MATERNITY HOSPITAL. CAPITOL
qoGE
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great many uncalled for re.
marks reach the dead letter office.
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% RANCHES AND ACREAGE
FOR RE>T

SNAp
20 acres. ~ cleared. balance siashed
farm tools; fair buildings: half
mile 60 school. $1,000. Address
Dbl star
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When YOU think of advertis-
ing. think of The Star.
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IS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No. 8 Pen.
nut and popcorn mhchlne, ease
limo equipped steam power, Must
he la good running order. Ad-
dress lioN its. Snodualmic. Wash.
the OWL PAYS MORE for clothing.
furs. tewclry. We buy, sell and
exchange everything. iSifh LIST
Elliott stef
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% FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SASH AND Doors

SASH AND DOORS
q a. WILLIAMS co.
1913 First Ave, =. SEATTLE.
WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES
Yer Immediate shipment all ma
Chincd ready e. put together, al
money saving prices, Nc special
skin or tools required 90 set thcm
up, \ window frame complete
with puilcNa. for - rs.
PREPARED ROOFING
GOLD SEAL BRAND
f-piy. per square ,..tsst.ss+.sss ~ ~
9-nly, per square st...st.tsss.F 30
S-piy, per square t,t.t. tsssr.ts,s 80"
our large illustrated catalogue,
showing fuii limo of building ma
t~rial free on rcqueat,
q n. WILLIAMS co.
ESTABLISHED 1888.
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The Seattle STAR
DIRECTORY
Attorneys

Attorneys.atLaw
>. r. HALL EsTAnLisnED 1887
All cases Consultation free MOD
crate fees. 7ih Burke lidE.. a0a
second ave, Main 1908,
h a. Schoff. Downs liik.. f0a zud av.
Consultatlon ffco, All cases. Fees
moderate
Atiornrys--raient
PRED A. G0pIN T0i CENTRAL
IildR. Phone Main 500 References
Remington Typewriter Co, West
rfn Huhhtr Co Universal Tolo-
phone Co. Olympic Foundry Go.
MASON. FENWick. LAWRENCE
4a2 uurkc hldE.
baths
MAGNETIC MASSAGE. VApoR AND
medical bath III Pioneer Bldg.
lanes and firHt
thattci Loans
MONEY TO LOAN
Loans from $40 60 400 made quickly
and cOnfideutiRiiy on furniture
! pianos. live stock. etc.
aANpEHa a co,
ln0a-t I. 9 smith ltldE I'll fte2
Cbiropodists
THE FOOT HOSPITAL. IN HTucK.
fitA fthe ~ Phone Main tnhf,
th,roprHeior
/ Il. y TURNER. chiropraeior ai0-ta
| liaight ND. gnd aud Pine Consul
iation free. Hours 10 90 Even
inFs by appointment Elliott 3tsf.
tC A THAun. ~ q = LICENSED
chiroprartnr 500 rantaFer, ". 1854.
Campbell. . n PantnRes nid. ~ 1,ss
Furniture. i,cpairing. tphoistering.
| pafIiuv
lersenssn Ifos. FUN. shop y. tsiL
Collateral Loans
I'VE loan oN DIAMONDS AND
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MONEY LOANED on ALL AnTI-
clss Of value. The Reliable. po5
Thlld ave.
Money 20 Loan
MONEY no LOAN
on diamonds and ioweiry. on most
satisfactory terms
/ SOCIETY EpE REMEDIAL. LOANS
IN SEATTLE
$3.50 EMPIRE nttLpfNG
Second nesr Madison.
MONEY TO loan
W. loan any amount On diamonds.
| Hcatfie'H oldest loan brokers.
AMERICAN IEWEiHN 60.
kii Second Ave. Eatahiished 1855.
Physicians and Surgeons
KIDNEY 4 Hi.ApbFR utsofnEitS
Or " - FEEEH
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Specialist for both sexes.
sos a Third Ave.
Hours 10 \ ~ 20 r NJ
/ Or kathryn Harrison - Wpnen'a
disorders feadiunted. kif stone
wafl ursen Lake rsr North 2att.
Transfers
ltiEATH TRANSFER PIANO AND
/ furniture moving. $3.50 prr hour
luggage service. Beacon aaAe.
| Eighth and Pine. Main t72s
Turkish Baths
IMPERIAL TURKISH nATtiS it6s
| eth ave, Electric cabinets. fhefn-
| prWtir Tampa. tubs, rheumatism
ny specially. Louis Myers. ehirop.
odlnt. mechanic thsrapiHt- Phone
Main 1sir dar oF night
Junk
ALASKA JUNK co. 1870 rifHt ave
so. Elliott 2gpi
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STOCKS AND 1oNDs
NORTH or CITY
BUSINESS CORNER

Here u ": business corner with
rtore building. all ready 10 occupy.
also fine i.room bungalow. with
Fireplace. basement This place
can be bought FOR 90 cents on tho
dollar Party going away. Only
$3.50. with some terms
MULLTN BROS. LAND co.
Main 1917. 6os-t Scabonrd Didr.
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10 ACREs. 1000

10 acres, close TO Dea Moines high
way: first class soil: good district
and roads. Those who have been
figuring on that small ranch out
side OF the city. DON'T PASS
THIS UP WITHOUT INVESTf-
eating VIII sell to right mr.
ties on terms
N. r. WRIGHT. owner
lii2 iloge Bldg Main 372.
15-ACRE SNAP
7 p improvcdi 5-room cottage. good
barn and ontbuildinRs: small or
chard. Price only /, 500: easy terms.
ID. Mckinly Co. 1880 First ave.
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ACRE AGE

70 ACREAGE
s OF 10 AcRES Rcn LOAN Sou
CHEAP
aoiL located close 10 Port or
chard and cethy. handy "a the
Navy Yard. good transportation
The last chance 90 set good land
cheap acres. 1850 $50 ranh. 10
acres. from $3.50 10 1850. very easy
T. VAN ARsDALE & co.
Main 80. 1919 Third Ave
Ct.oSE.fN COUNTRY HOME
NEAR LAKE FORREST PARK
10 acres , acres under cultivation
partly CLEARED. "a fruit tte.n
ANAL house. ehickea houses. ga
rage. $500 worth 90 lumber in
Ciudrd with place roaming stream
This viii max an ideal country
home. and the price is only $4,000.
with $500 cash and fsS per month
NICHOLS a WoNER
Main skas tin Hinekiey Nidg
g AcREs. IMPROVED. sfockku
tsSoo
A dandy little farm. acres 81 good
soil. part cleared. balance pasture
fine trout stream. Groom house
good barn. chicken house and
other onthuiidtnEsi family or
rhafd' horse. cows. brood SOW,
80 chickens farm tools. owner
must sacrifice at once, Price
r. VAN ARsDAi.E & co.
Main -. i0is Third Ave-.
so FARM LANDS
FARM LAND BARGAINS
IN THE YAKIMA VALLEY
fsoo--tt acres On Yakima river. near
town and railroad
Al - q a a
lies perfect! best % soil. town and
railroad 1 = miles
~ Npo--tae acres. 81 which 100 lies
good. balance good pasture,
81. soo--pnr section. tsp ceres under
keunswick extension - sunnyaids
canal balance good farm land
best 81 soil. mile Go town and rail-
road. This viii snake ftFat class
stock ranch
We have a number ~ good values iu
farm land a. $40 per acre snd up
We are claainE out our land. iiuy
now AZ bargain prices direct from
Terms. one-auartsr down. balance on
long time az & per cent
YAKIMA RIvER FARMS co.
siS Green fiuiidinn.
office open evenings also
LIST YouR RANCH Nowi
We are unable 60 supply the d.
&C. 800 acres; let ne iist your piars
and Nr VIII rndsaVar 20 aNii t.
NICHOLS a WOMEH
tio lfinekiey HidF Main $3.50
WE ARE SELLING FAnMN-FoH
quick results. list with 80. vs.
specialize.
=. VAN ARsDALE a co
Main 80. 1919 Third Ave
50 IO.sfDOtf LANDS
WRITE FOH MAP sHoWfN0 10
cation. low price ans easy terms
Of sale % logged off iandH offered
60 settlers IN Western Washington
wErERffEAugER TIMER 60.
TACOMA. WASHINGTON.
90 RANCHES AND ACREAGE
FOR RENT
sNAp
20 acres. ~ cleared. balance siashed
farm tools fair buildings. half,
mile 60 school. $4,000. Address
DaHH
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ONLY C0RDlTE CHARGE
WILL STOP ELEPHANT

Ills own weapon IN double
harreiod express rife. .575--oarr,.
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FINE ACRE TRACTS. $3.50

These two tracts arc near Edmonds.
have good soil Wow Of Sound, "a
large stream crosses one end of
each. If you are Interested in n
piece OF acreage. this " positively
the choapeat and best located OF
any we know Of north Of city.
BURWELL a. MORFORD
Main 1855. SIS Colman Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-26

CALL FOR RENTAL DIRECTORY
AANARD RENTAL AGENCY
I72e-7 \. g. Smith Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-26

CALL FOR RENTAL DIRECTORY
MANARD RENTAL AGENCY
1726-7 l. G. Smith Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-26
WANTED-TO RENT

TO EEST--8MALL FURNISHED
cottage. on the Sound. from March
70 October. Inclusive, Give details
IN letter. Two people who mean
business. D-22. Star.
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Hath.


MONEY TO LOAN
Loans from SO 60 100 made quickly
and c0nfideutihiiy on furniture.
pianos. live stock. etc.
RANbEIA a co.
t0na-t l. g smith nldE Ell 1863.
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AfaASkA JUNK co. 1870 plfst av'
So, Elliott 1901