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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-12-13
DO UNTO OTHERS

In the olden days men did unto
Others as they desired to be done by.
Today we are much the reverse.
Who, for instance, wants to pay
two prices for a sr.t, or pair of
shoes. or a beefsteak? Yet we soak
the other fellow TO the limit and call
Il good business.
Who wants to be told that he is
a political trickster, a cheap skate, or
a fourflusher7 Yet we do not hesi-
tate to disseminate the inference that
our opponents are possessed of these
questionable traits.
Who wants TO be characterize as
liar, or a cheat, or n sharpcr in
tusiness7 Yet we go the limit In
our efforts to put one oy"r on some
poor sucker, and are proui OF our
commercial accumen.
Who wants to he known as a hyp-
ocrite in religion? Yet we reel of
yard or two OF prayer on Sunday
and skin our neighbor 90 the bone
the next day.
Who wants 20 have the chars ctor
OF HIS wife, or his daugh.er or his
sister besmirched bv the foul month
of another7 Yet we speak OF This
girl with wink, OF that one with "a
lifted eyebrow. or OF the other with
shrug of the shoulder.
Who wants TO give freely Of his
wealth TO aid the sick, the lame, the
halt. the blind, and the distressed?
Yet we spend lavishly upon our own
pleasures and count moi the cost OF
our sprees.
Who wants TO give q dollar at the
church collection, when quarter
viii do just as we'll? Yet we fork
over literally for the prize tight, The
over literally or the prize eight, the
ball game and the suggestive SHOW.
oh. yes, we all mean well, ana we
do well-in our dreams.
Piously speaking, it is a great
world.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-12-13

,you choose TO callt, Enelan6 oi.
ether country will step in and .af
Mexican house in order. They j.
every proyocation for so doing. t
once there, they are likely 10 feuao
Then exit our Nohroe doctrine
VIII Uncle Sam proceed to admin.
lister sound kick to the Carraaza
pants, or will he continue to receive
In meekness and humility the per.
iodical jolts from the Mexican toe?
Must the Mexicans kidnap all n,
our consuls and dozen or two OF our
governors before we can be jarred
into actionf
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-12-13
AS5 AisD

fnc-i u pcop'o Fere l"r DE n
weary ol oven hearing Hau oi
CarraUla and MCsico Iha wnJ4e
mess is SO nauseating it smells.
But at times backyard conditions
come to the front with such force as
to compel even reluctant recognition.
Lawlessness and anarchy In Mexico
are becoming so intolerable that ac-
tlon by this government can not much
longer be delayed.
II we continue our attitude of In
difference. or timidity, or whatever
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-12-13

rliofscl
90 b.. smith
x. a. sw1ck
$. j c. Welcome Jr
9. Chip O. Smith
10. A. c. Welcome
III. Sam Mothershead
12. V. @. Cozad
1S. A. s. Swain
IA. l.. r.. Hibbard
us. James Gilbert
lie. ID. N. Varien
IN. X. w. Cozad
lis. G. Il. McPheeters
l1g. Curtis Smith
20. +. l.. Swearingen
le1. Tim Donovan
%. n. II. Cameron
23. T. w. Stephens
"a. II. d. Mace
rs. Cary Thornburg
26. J. M. Dalton
81. Arthur Turner
2S. Leon M. Brown.
l29. G. II. Leonard
30. w. A. Goodman
81. Mile l.. Smith
80. G. II. Voegtly
80. J. T. Baker
81. John l.. Caldwell
30. Clifford l.. Reed
&c. Jennie Jones
l37. T. +. Matney
3S. Joseph Hill
80. Glen n. Burger
80. ]. G. Cre1sman
II. Chas. owen
80. James y. Pearson
i3. Frank Baker
"a. Clay Clemens
80. Lutte Mace
i6. lone Whiting
-. W r.. Huston
las. A. p. B. George
40. G. B. Ausmus
90. Lloyd Johnson
.51. James Varlen Estate BY ID. y.
varien Administrators
50. C. II. McPheeters Estate BY G.
T.. Mcpheeters Administrator
so. II. Il. Peabody
a. A. X. Olsen
%. l.. Il. Hayes
IS. c. +. Miller
"a. Scott Hayes
IS. J.. Il. Culp
9. Grant Thompson
10. Mary A. oard
u. Herman Rub
SO. G. j. Johnson
SO. II. II. Sitz by Blanche Sits
84. Blanche Sitz
So. Mrs. Lela Miller
&C. John 7. Fay
81. II. J. Smith
6S. r. l.. Mace
90. Robt. Hudspeath
20. II. J. Hansen
u. j. hampshire
9. I. N. Hughet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-14
GET
READY FOR il
Portland Chief Wants g
ficers to See His Men 1

No date has yet been set for
police hop that will send the %
band. the color bearers. two
xeants and Chief and Mrs. Joel
Warren TO participate in the III
Festival at Portland. June 1f.l$
The date will be one day during
first week of June. however.
Many reservations for tickets
have been received and the JIG
promises to be one OF the best In
police history. IL will be held IL
the pavilion at Leschi Park. -
Replying to Chief Warren's lett(t
OF a few days ago. Chief n. r;
johnson. OF the Portland polics.
said:
Il am delighted to know you an
coming and assure you that thu
Rose Carnival Committee OF Port
land viii gladly welcome you and
that they appreciate the interest
you are taking in our carnival"
Chief Johnson also stated that he
would be glad II the Seattle dele.
cation could reach Portland in time
to witness the annual inspection OF
police and the parade following on
June IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-14
German Red to Be
Safely Locked Up

Martin Alhrecht Kirchberger. alias
Martin Churchill. German alien en-
envy and l. w. w, is on his way
TO Fort Douglas. Utah. Wednesday
in the custody OF federal officersjl
for interment. He was arrested
May by agents OF the department.
of justice. He was charged with
making extremely violent state
ments against the government Of
the United States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-14
I.EGAL NOTICES
tl,i

ICE AND LAUNDRY SERVICE. MA
rine Corps Quartcrmastcr's De-
partment. Washington. II. c. May
I. 1919 SEALED PROPOSALS. In
duplicate. viii he received in this
office until II a. IN. June 2, 1919.
and then be publicly opened. for
furnishing ice and laundry service
during the fiscal year beginning
July 1. 1919. at Portsmouth, n. H..
Boston. Mass. bingham. Mass.
Newport. X. L.. New London. Conn.
Iona Island. N, V, New York. ~ V,
Lake Denmark. n. j., Annapolis.
Md, Washington. u. c., Charles
ton, S G., Pensacola, Fla, Key
West. Fla. New Orleans. La. san
Diego Cal. Mare Island. Cat. San
Francisco. Cal, Brcmerton. Wash.
and Guatanamo, Cuba. Proposal
blanks and other Information may
be obtained upon application to
this office. Depot Quartermaster,
NJ. c.. SO Annie ST.. San Francisco.
Cal. and the Commanding officer
or Post Quartcrmaster. Marine
Barracks, at the stations nance
In applying. specify which forms
are desired. This office reserves
the right TO reject any or all bids
or parts thereof. and to waive In
formalities therein. Bids from reg
ular dealers only viii be consid-
cred. G. l.. NEGATIVELY, Brigadier
General, Quartefmaster.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-14
Illinois Senators
Beat Police Plan

SPRINGFIELD. H.. May II
Organized labor of Illinois scoredv
first victory of the legislative u
sion here today by defeating a
state police bill. The senate vol
was 2s to 16 against the measur'
Senators from strongly organi3e
labor centers voted against n
measure. "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-14

bIScHARGED VOLUNTEER. QUIT
81 600 salary 20 enlist. IL years
successful experience travelling
salesman one large manufacture
desires connection not requiring
continuous travelling. Highest
rsferencee Possibly small invest
rnent Address O-s3. star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-14
This Officer Woke
Up Without a Dr.

J. q. stevens. OF the York hool
i60lis First ave, police here
slumbered too nicely Tuesday nigh
While he was snoring Justify son
ono entered his room and stole y
and his revolver. The thief rejectt
the badge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-14
ron sALE-nEAL rsTATE
SACRIFICE. tozt2o lot
ON 18TH AVE. ron $3.50
NAME YOuH own TERMS

n you are ever going 60 buy close
IN lot suitable Tot you Go build
that home on. you had better
hustle right into our office ana
pat down some earnest money on
this one NOW This lot is only
10 minutes from Second ana Cher
~. all assessments paid In FUN,
Including street paving vacant
lots are beginning Go move fast.
nnd prices are going 90 advance.
THIS lot should be- selling ~ $1,000
RIGHT NOW. As wr said before.
you can name your terms. 80 buy
~ uuw and get you home started
Prepare to cut the landlord out
and quit Investing IN rent receipts.
burke a TARRAR
eos New York block Main 1880.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-14
The Seattle Star
DIRECTORY,
AtiornsysatIaT

J. y. -EsTABLIsuED fsl
General practice. All cases. FrA
consultation. 2i5 Burke Bldg. 90
Becond ave. Main 1909.
r. r Gchoff. Downs Blk. 100 and a \
Compilation free. All cases. Fed
moderate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-14

DISfHARGED o RSEAS sol
der desires position with reliable
Strsu Profession. mining engineer.
VIII consider anything outside or
profession In which business antl-
ity and prngrexsiveucns iS essen
fiar References. Address o-S-.
Gtar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-14
wANTED-IsEAL ESTATE
ACREAGE

GETS AZ mon AZ
40 TONS OF ALFALFA
"On my dairy farm can
got as high as 10 tons of
alfalfa per acre. and hnv"
made good money quick on
Htrawberriea ana early po-
iatoes. says y ) 'haicfofL
who owns ~ acres near
Three Rivers district Of the
Lower Yakima Il have
realized 81 900 from four
acres ~ NtrawbeFfleE and
1870 per acre for puthtorHf
my average corn yield b. 20
bushels per acre.
While Sir 'hhlcfoft EctH an
high Sc 10 tons or hlfhlth
pfr acre. this cannot Dc
the farmers ~ the district
agree that HlN tons per acre
BIZ Il fair average for this
wonderfully productive dis
fFlrt. ~ hero tho growing
season o. ~ long that Yun
can cat hay four times
season For dairyinF. this iH
the logical district and The
dairy farmers here are
duce their own feed
There 30 lots ~ work IN
This district. aud plenty ~
opportunity 60 get r. good
start Hundreds n thou
sands Appropriated for
bridge work. road work ana
construction - irrigation
aYstrma Good towns. good
schools three ffnnmrnglti-
mental railroads -~eNrryth
Go make llfD worth while.
We are selling land here Tor
500 an acre. subject 90 per-
pefuhi water right on eH-
tahtiahrd irrlEhtlnE FfHtfms.
The terms arc very liberal
Call at office ar write vs.
for more complete lnfnrmh-
ton.
WESTERN PACIFIC
SEGt HiTfFs co
ao1-N-ls HnEs BLDG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-14
ANwouwcEMESr

The AUTOMOBILE CLEARING
HOUSE has been opcnod ~ Harry
WarbuFtun. late manager u thr
Used Car Department 90 thr sun
Get Motor Co. for this purpose 90
dinpoHtnE 81 good latr model ears
left with them b. private owners.
IL will b. tho policy - the company
Is handle nothing but cars that
are ln good condition. that u can
recommend "a ~ customers.
They viii not keep IN stock 30 %
Ice ears. of which At least hAif
NUE would consider LEMONS
You will therefore. save lot pf
time and trouble b. iooktuE over
their stock frat when cunaidsrinE
the purchase 81 a GOOD USED
CAR.
The following arc few 90 the
cars that are in stock At present
IL you do not see this car yu9 want.
then call and see the list Of pri-
VatriY owned eafs that theY can
obtain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-14

TEN-ACRE SNAP NEAR KENT
6 acres bottom land, balance good
upland, all nearly level. all in
meadow and pasture. all fenced
nice, young orchard, $4,000;
terms.
MALTBy co, zoos ID Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-14

NO JUNK ses LATE STYLE SING
or machine. f22sA. massive library
table. SIS genuine leather daven-
port. Sf2s0 two nice leather rock :
ers to match: two axfz French
wilton rugs. one Administer. two
Brussels several small rugs. large
brass bed. $3.50 (mattress worth
the money!: two steel beds. very
fine William and Mary bedroom
suite. cheaper drcHHcr and chiffon
Ter: range and iinoleum. etc. 1877 =
Eighth ave, between Pike and
Pine Elliott f85s-W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-14
PERSONAL

es PERSONAL
W ANTEp-IsvERY WOMAN TO RE.
main beautiful by using Princess
Beautifier. powder and creams.
Beauty box q months SUPPLY.
value s225. special $3.50 Finish
ing cream. SOC. Princess Toilet
Co. tnsa Arcade Bldg.
wANTEp-DrAMONp oil, GOLD,
OLD 1EwELRY. OLD SILvER
WATCHES. OLD FALSE TEETH
HIGHEST PRICES PAID.
SMITH JEWELRY co.
tis l. c. SMITH BLDG, 4TH FLOOR
PRIVATE SANITARlUM = RESIG-
tered physician. Specialist In all
conditions OF women. Terms rca-
sonable. 1897 18th ave. Capitol
Hiil car.
SWITCHES AND CuRLS MADE
from combinEs. Ladies' Improve
ment Shop. $50 Union st. Main 650I.
DIAMONDS, WATCHES ON CREDIT
MICHAEL 200 PIKE ST.
P.-pLEASE WRITE c. j.. GENER-
al Delivery. Important.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-14
SPECIAL NOTICES

TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN The
undersigned has made application
10 erect garage at 1903 Harvard
ave. lot 1, block II. J. H. Nagle's
Addition. Anyone desiring TO pro-
test against such occupation VIII
file such protest at the office OF
superintendent OF buildings prior
to MAY "a colin o. Radford. owner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-14
SUBURBAN HOME
PRICE g. 100

SUBURBAN HOME
PRICE f2t0p
About $500 Down.
We have a splendid improved ] + .
acre tract. about ? miles south %
Pioneer square only three bloc y =
from intsturhan station II = cents
fare 60 Seattle three blocks from
paved highway. small creek
sroeaes ono corner ~ this prop
sfty. fine FnfinE that runs The en-"
tire year Groom cottage chick en-
houses. young orchard fences. ftcc
About one acre ~ this BE- upland.
and balance ia the richest hind OF
bottom land. This BE- one OF the
host buys in this district
HtfHWEt.L a MOHFuhb. Inc
Main AsEs Efs ColmAn Bids
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SOUTH or Mt BAKER PARK
on Mt iinh~r Park boulevard
FINE MARINE VIEW
9-room home. double constructed >
yrars old, iiuiit 90 stand Tor 90
years
Tot e0Na61
All highly improved with beautiful
lawn. flowers and ehruthsfN
There iH an orchard that sou - 800
fail IN love with az slight, large.
stately trees that are loaded with
luscious frulf each year. there are
10 varieties 1s trees in all After
supplying family needs they eth
net owner $500 "a ffNu n year iiut
that 10 not ail-~thvrr are berries
and n splendid garden with all
kinds ~ vegetables Tor home use
4 family could almost make a
living on this place fnf con.
venlener. water has been piped all
over Tho place. I hinci from ear
iiur and 81 minutes from business
center Must hs ruid nj uucr for
a. SEQ. terms tegea each, years'
time on balance t'ltLfN. $40
Lumber EKshaaGr filfH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-14
AcnEs. wHITn HivEn VALLEY

$500
Richest kind % soil. thoroiy clear
"a aud fenced. located between
Auburn and sumner. in tho heart
OF the berry district. close 20 In.
torurban transportation and
paved highway. a going berry
ranch g. worth $4,000 per acre.
This " your opportunity. Price
81 500: $3.50 cash.
y VAN ARSDAIE & co.
Mal~ 90 1919 Third Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-14

The Rainier Presbyterian church
will hold a social entertainment Fri
day evening in honor of the new
members OF the church
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-14

PLUMBING. ls2b JACK
son ut. Beacon 13ll: res. Dsa. 13Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-14
ss BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WANTED

o . . . ~ - . . . . - y y . . % q
. BtNfSESB OWNERS. NOTH~>r
o List your business with nm
% RELIABLE INVEgTNENT co.
o Tor QUICK ACTION.
Z We cell all lines 81 business.
o secure partners and ralss
o additional capital for all
. nefi o rioug proportions.
0 None too large or none too
o small for un 10 handle.
% WE HAVE THE BfTYER8
. See Us for Quick Sale
y No charge for listing your
o business with ua.
D RELIABLE EyEHTMENT co.
o az BEAEOARD BLDG.
o Fourth and Pike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-14
WILL FILE COMPLAINT

Complaint will be filed wednesd4
by the prosecuting attorneys offl<
against Albert Whitney, arresN
Tuesday at 1879 Summit ave. n
is held on an open charge at D
city jail, He is accused of assau q
ing Mrs. C, johnson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-14
50 FOR sALE-waTERfRONT
PROPERTY
InGaEnalIE LANDS

{. 600 ACRES IN soUTHwEsr
Washington for sale 70 settlers;
easy terms. no raise in prices IS
per acre and up. Liberty Bonds
taken At par. write for map show
tnE location. etc.
wEY ERHAEusER TIMBER CO.
Tacoma Bldg Tac0rns. wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-14
Lost AND FOINn

LOST-sUfT CASE ON EDMONDs
stage. s:25 Sunday night. AT West
lake and Harrison st Contained
Eastman camera and letters with
owncr's name and address. Return
TO owner, a. g.. seaRer, or Yost
Auto Co, at Iotor Bus Depot. 1924
FIRST ave. and receive 80 reward.
IOsT FEMALE COLLIE PUP.
with yellow spotted head. between
Fifth and Seventh ayes. call Main
e392 VIII give liberal reward.
LOSr-sILVER CAVALIER. WITH
chain. Lost between California
ave. and ferry landing. Valued as
Keepsake. Phone West 7sG-M.
LDST~-GOLD BRACELET. INfTfALS
II. y. g. 10 NJ. C." inside. CAN
Elliott 2272. Mrs. Coproy.
LOST--BtNcH OF KEYS. FINDER
please phone Elliott bif0-W
LOST--GOLD WRIST WATCH, On
black ribbon. East 1872.
STAR WANT ADS FOR RESULTS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-14
70 RANCHES AND ACREAGE
FOR RENT

FOR REST-5 ACRES POTATO
land fFsf Team. tools. house.
wood. water furnished PLENTY
work when not engaged with crop.
ltnrf lInafN Mnnrna.- ANnah
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-14
76 WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY
q
/ WoODY'S WEST SEATTLE
] BARGAINS

$3.50. on terms. buys a dandy little
beach house, right near Luna park.
$3.50 buys a splendid 7.room home
large lot magnificent view; near
California ave
s.. r.. WOODY
Ferry Landing. West Seattle.
Wgat a3i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-14
/, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

% BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
ATTENTION. BARRIERS
$3.50 buys n two-chair shop. down
town location. rent $40,
$500 Tor another, with four chairs,
These are good buys and VIII pay
YOU 10 investigate. japanese are
welcome to consider.
SECURITIES INV CO.
3ia Boston Block
ICE CREAM: SOFT DRINKS
Small place. but Just the place for n
woman. man and wife. Present
owners have n larger place in view.
the reason for a0lhnE.
Inquire aia Tsozton Blk.
81 ROOMS, PARTLY FURNISHED.
sale or trade. owners leaving
city. long lease; only siio0: terms.
SQUARE DEAL b1s Seahoord.
s uOuSEK EEPiNG ROOMS AND
garage. close in. rent s22.b0. lease.
For sale by owner 1910 Ninth ave
SHOE SHOP FOR SALE. GOING
away AIS T. Pine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-14
WANTED TO RnRRON

ABSTRACTS AT REDUCES RATEs
Money 10 loan. 40 Third ave
Main 1917. Washington Title Co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-14
roncEp TO SELL

Highly Improved so Acre Ranch
RICH BLACK soil
TROUT STREAM
Ncw broom bungalow barn. ga
rage. & chicken houses nes
woudshehs waterh0u8et and tank.
water pipod from spring. ny
drauiie TAM.
Part 81 bottom land seeded TO grain:
plenty 81 hsrr4ras young bearing
orchard blocks from high
school. in nice country town. Sac
rificn for $4,000 ;i.eee cash. bal
ancr easy Thlin. $50 Lumber
Exchange Bldg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-14
MAGNIFICENT VIEW

MAGNIFICENT VIEW
Groom modern bungalow; lot h0x
l2Oi fun cement basement; laundry
trays, fruit, flowers and foliage:
one block from car. $4,000, terms
60 suit.
IDA SMITH
b205 California Ave. West 252
J. II. kfEFER~-Wcst Seattle real es-
tate exclusively Established 1906.
Downs Bldg. 7o9 and Nv. Main Ssus,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-14
STOCKS AND BONDS

Will. BUY
Liberty Bonds. Thrift stamps
War Savings Stamps
Great Western Petroleum
Universal High Power Telephone
Pan Motor. Beacon Coal
WILL SELL
ffn Universal High Power. 80
100 Post Ranch OIL. Texas 90
100 WickF Tire ....-..s-.+. l".no
e9oe Cons Salt Creek Pet. es
1000 Rcd Monarch ..-...s.... p.
1000 Alaska Petroleum Coal Is
nna BLACK Hawk Mining go. .nk
800 Chitina kuHkulhnA -...+. ses y
5000 Alaska Copper River $50. .es y
100 Jones Tire s...--s.s.s... 20
1900 Wyoming Pacific ....... ~
MAX wINkf.ER
sif Union st Elliott Nso.
LIBERTY BONDS BOUGHT
Prices paid. including coupons:
.fh ts ..4.s go ~
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS BOUGHT
G d McCONAHY
aie American Bank Bldg.
Second and Madison.
WE Ruv LIBERTY BONDS AT
small discount: also partial pay
ment receipts and w. 5. stamps
zoo Hhtght Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-14
ACREAGE
AZ KIRKLAND
IMPROVED PLACE

tMlfItDN III fistfris
fi.0f6
Large tract. ali cleared and fenced ;
good family orchard 81 apples
cherries. etci trees al ia bearing
several yhftetlcH ~ small fruit
such ~ raspberficn. ioRnnborrleH
rtc.s comfortable house poultry
house. good water nice lawn ana
ornamental ahrubberF. Hpirnd If
lake view 10 high grade belgian
hnrcH go with plhr~. cnn W." here
S-cent fare a. Residents Price
~ G753 terms 90 rrHponHlble pnriy .
excellent bargain. Come over 90
Kirkland and rec this place In
aulre for r " Sucking ~ The
brick bungalow nffice on Tho
dock at kirkland
3 ACRES. f2hG
HANDY 10 Is EfPDitT
The fnat growing NAVAL CITY w"Hi
~ SEATTLE. very good soil ana
fhry ~ clear.
CLIFFORD LAND COMPANY
st1 THIRD AVE
LITTLE CITY FAINB
IALF-ACRE TRACTS
In West Seattle. Here lH fine in-
vrHtmcnf. and n dandy home. so
cash. SO per month with Groom
house 800 cash; ~ re- month
nc Third Ave.
FRUIT AND BERRY LAND
We are placing on the market sew
efai hundred acres good logged =
Off land write for literature and
our offer % work men.
THREE LAKES LUMBER
COMPANY
THREE LAKES. WASH
30 ACRES LEVEL LAND. HEAVY
loan soil. fronting county road
close In. $3.50. your terms Gii-
ham. owner. sos seahoaFd BIDS.
Rainier IGOR evening".
~ ACRES. BOTHELI. GROOM
house, spring. creek. etc. f2,Z5V
$3.50 cash and f25 per month.
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LAsRK JUNK co. 1870 FIrs{
s. Elliott 37e1.
Storage

DRY. FfREPRooF sToRXUI&
warehouse. Central Storage CT
White Bldg. III
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LIVE STOCK

FOR sALE-OSE TEAM or MAREg
weight $3.50. with harness and
wagon. Address Box ISL. Oak
Harbor. WASH.
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MOIolit itI.i1S AND
Accessories
MACHINERY
ron s,iE-RE,L ESTATE

ELEC THO MOTOR. DRILL 4
pumps " Mnnteiius Price CO
Rent ~ sale Main 90. hei iat 4
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6TscHARGFD FIRST LfEUTES-
ant. field artillery: civil engineer;
age IS: years field experience
Present salary no indueemeut. but
position must be permanent. ana
have bright prospects for the fu-
ture Address O-s4 star.
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TERMS

AUTOMOBILE CLEARING HOUSE
Temporary Lucauonb
Cor. 10th Ave. and y. Madison 81.
Phone East 15s.
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= s,rrATIoNs wANTEp--M,In

DIScHARGEp CHIEF CLERK. SAIL
ware division. seeks an opening
with importing and exporting
houar. Clerical sHi~sm~u with
banking and speciality selling ex-
perience. Active. willing and loyal.
Always striving for improvement.
a constant producer. Salary WI
he secondary consideration Nd
dress OIL. star.