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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11
WILL REACH
SEATTLE AT
EARLY HOUR
Welcome Plans viii Be Com
pIeted at Meeting Tonight
EXACT HOUR UNKNOWN

SfohtNt. April lL-N sp~-
eiai troop train. carrying 600 r~-
turned soldiers. fss Of them So
attic boys. arrived nj spokane
over the Great Northern at is;io
p. IN. today. ~u rooso from Camp
Merritt 10 Camp I4~wis for dis
charge The train was 10 re.
main herr untr I p. IN.
City commissioner mct uh-
train To convoy the boys TO 500.
eraI hot~,s. whcrc th~y were tp
be the guests of the city st =
big feed
Tho troops include men from
the 18th engineers. 3isih enEin-
c~r~. 3oth NJ. r. e., auartcrma--
ter corps or,insuc. aud \. :. 4.
SIN hundred boys La khaki--
iss of them ~~aiilr's own--aDd
every one of them with rec
ord of having stood tho baptism
cf ar~--~iiI arrive In Seattle
early Saturday. and The city "
preparing to ,Io them homage.
fsrst announcement was that ths
boys. who aro cofnlns from the Eas'
- eastsais. would reach the city Fri
iay night, Spokane, however. wouit
not be cheated of ut@ opportunity ol
tho msn. many of whorr
are her sons so. when they arrives
In that city shortly after noon Fri
iay they found the streets In gala
array and plans for their reception
and amusement until .. m. Friday
So they viii not entrain for Seat
lie until tonight and will be herr
sariy Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11
by FRED y FERGUSON

by FRED y. FERGUSON
United Press Staff Correspondent
PARIS. April ii.--t;ernany
must pay In full for ''frighifui-
meas" The former kaiser and
his aecompiice~ will he branded
as the greatest moral criminals
of the ages. with the way op~n
for their legal prosecution In the
countries where their crimes
were committed.
This. I'm substance. il the finding OF
the committee on rcparatlon and re.
sponsibillty for the war. Il was learn.
81 today. Altho the ~big four" have
maintained official silence in this
connection. these Tangible conciu.
sions have reached the surface.
The idea OF an international high
court to try those indicted for war
crimes il understood to have been
abandoned. No local precedent could
be- found under which criminals could
be extradited TO such "A court. II has
been decided. however. that this situ.
alton will not prevent individual ma
iions. such as France and Belgium.
from extraditing enemy officials on
local indictments. providing suffi.
cicnt evidence is obtained.
Submarine officers and crews and
prison camp commandants and
guards and provisional commanders
of conquered districts would be the
ones most easily reached under such
a plan.
Efforts would then be made TO
trace the sources OF their orders to
higher ups
While capital punishment for the
tcoN1.p ON PAGE Twop
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11
JUDGE BEAN ~ COMING

Federal Judge Robert 3. Bean. OF
the Portland district. viii be in Seat
tie Saturday, TO hold naturalization
hearing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11
Plan Big Feed

A big feed. and 10 the boys remain
over Saturday evening before coutin-
uing to Camp Lewis for dsmobiliza'
ton. the freedom Of the theatres. Is
also being arranged.
w. C. Weir of the War Camp
Community service ~ also arranging
TO entertain the men In the eve
ming.
Maj. u. r. johnson is In command
OF the contingent OF sli men and
nine officers. The casusls are mem.
bers OF the following organizations:
18th engineers. 3lsth engineers.
First, Third. 2sth. oath. soth and
41st divisions. card. ssth and seth
coast artillery. Eighth field artillery.
Ninth field signal corps. 30sth motor
truck company and a auartcrmas-
ter's corps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11
A FEW OF THE FEATURES
TODAY IN THE STAR

"k," the famous novel by
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Page 10
Little Bedtime Story. ....
.............. :. Page 16
Another of the war hero
stories related by Gen.
Pershing. -. Page IL
Everett True, the Duffs,
"Wedlocked," b a m y
Benny. ...... Page 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11
Complete Plans

Tho general committee on soldiers
and sailors welcome viii meet Fri.
day night at O'Clock a. the county
city building 10 complete plans for
their welcome
Tentative plans Include big re-
ccption at the Great Northern sta.
ton when their train pulls In. pa
rade thru downtown streets with
music galore. school children in line.
with possibly a representation of the
police force and other city orgRni
zations participating
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11

Essay by DR.. Frank Crane
........ Page s
Riddles Liberty Loan con-
test. Page Z
Woman's page, Cynthia
Grey, club news, ETC.. !.
..... Rage 3
Sporting news and fea-
lures. Pages 20 and II
Garden lesson. ;. Page IL
Webster cartoon. Page s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11

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Arizona republican., 1919-12-21
Dwight B. Heard

2S0 ACRES highly improved farm, Groom house, 500-ton barn-all farm implements; stock enough to run farm has 75 acres alfalfa-rest of land ready for cotton. This is near good town and school--a really sure enough farm, s45,000, s10,000 down.
 254 acres at Tornillo; very best soil in valley-75 acres in alfalfa; house and other improv aments-this is the very best soil in the valley. All level and in cotton-will more than pay for itself in one .year-S125 per acre. White-Paden Realty company. 402 Two Republic building, Fl Paso, Texas. Phone 17O0. dd
Arizona republican., 1919-12-21

FOR SALE
 80 ACRES OF FIRST CLASS SANDY LOAN COTTON LAND, FREE FROM JOHNSON GRASS AND NO WATER LOG. THE PRICE IS NOT AN INDICATION OF THE VALUE OF THIS RANCH. IT HAS A GOOD HOUSE AND IS GOOD FOR A TO A BALE OF COTTON TO THE ACRE. PRICE ONLY S25O PER ACRE, AND WE WILL TAKE A GOOD AS NEW CAR IN THE DEAL
 O'BARR & PINNICK
 34 EAST ADAMS.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-21
For Sale-Real Estate s

One-acre tract-5-room frame, base ment and sleeping porch, garage; 100 bearing fruit trees, large chicken house and a chicken run, all fenced; close in- Price $S, zoo. $1,000 cash, balance terms Five acres-Northeast, mile from city limits, S-room house, garage, barn; all kinds bearing fruit. Price $5,e00.
 Ten acres-North. close to school and car line. Price $5,000.y Fifteen acres-Well located. Groom modern brick house: well, engine. ~tank.S brick garage A swell subur- ban home. Price s100o0. Terms.
 See McEiroy WELDON REALTY co. l1O North First Avenue-Phoenix.
 Arizona dd
Arizona republican., 1919-12-21
For Sale-Real Estate
A Christmas Carol in
 a Minor Key

acres; no improvement, on Grand Ave, out about 3 miles. Good buy at price asked. Faces on two streets. Don't overlook this because its small.
 10 ACRES
 Well improved on paved street out east toward the. orange groYes and mountains. Nothing better for the money now at any price.
 20 ACRES Fairly we'll improved, extra good cot ton land near Alhambra. There is some easy money here for the early buyer.
 40 ACRES
 All clean alfalfa near school, small house. We don't say much about the house, but we grow enthusiastic about the land. Takes s40OO to handle. In cotton. the crop will pay it out this next year. Near Glendale.
 60 ACRES Now we are in Scottsdale and this piece, 40 old alfalfa, 20 in cotton. If you will look at this you will buy; you can't go wrong on this at s400; s11,oOO cash But it's only 1 mile from town.
 12O ACRES
 Let us wrap this up for you at S425. Good terms and better land. Will sell for $1O0 per acre more inside of 3 months.
 Don't let the price scare you. Its worth $500 per acre, but we can de- liver this AlhaInbra tract. fair im- provements. on the. state highway. at $500 on most reasonable terms and can be leased for s100.
 Whats the use talking anymore about land? If it's good and we can stand back of it, we have it. See us early Monday morning at 142 w. Washington.
 J. E. GEARE
 E. E. OLDAKER
 NEWIAN ND JONES dd
Arizona republican., 1919-12-21
CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS

3 Room. bath and screen frame. plast- cred inside, new and nicely fin ished- Price $sooo. Cash s75o. 5 Room, bath and screen splatter dash finish Only S3150. S1150 cash s-Room brick and screen and Broom frame in rear, northeast, SSSOO. Cash-$750.
 5-Room and bath. l screen. cement block, northeast. Good location and you can make some money on this Only $4500 and $1250 cash. 5 Rooms and bath and ? screen, brick modern. Has fruit, garage, neal Indian, school. good one al s5250 and easy terms. 6 Rooms and bath. brick. double. ano Broom frame apartments in rear and on the pavement. S7500. 5-Room bath and screen. brick. splattei dash, modern and we'll furnished for s7700; terms on part. IF YOU WANT SOMETHING SWELL
 HERE IT IS 6-Room, bath and screen. brick. splat ter dash hardwood floors, just finished and up to data in ever. respect. Corner lot on che pave ment, 705 E. Moreland. S7SOO Easy terms
 5-Room, bath and screen, brick. peb- be dash This is swell and has dandy garage. Located in Chel- sea Addition S12,650; half cash. Vacant lot on West Palm St. next to several new houses just being com pleted and d dandy for only S750
 ASK RAY SMITH
 PHONE 1854 PRICE & PRICE co. Rooms 11-l2-1S Chamber of Com. Blds.
 d1
Arizona republican., 1919-12-21
Cream of Bargains

For sale, double brick house, very close in on avenue. north. Permanent tenants paying $500 yearly rental
 Rents not increased since 1912. Sell ing price, house and furniture. SIP 900. if interested write Owner. Box 35W, Republican, It
Arizona republican., 1919-12-21
For Sale = Houses
A Merry Christmas and Buy a Home for
 the New Year

New 5-room hoAse. built of solid concrete; will last a lifetime; only S4500; $500 cash. balance easy; right near car line and good location
 4-room modern frame house. lots with fruit, shade and place for chick ems. one-half block from car line s3150; $500 cash, balance easy
 5-room frame house. 2 blocks from car line, s1750; s2O0 cash. balance S25 per month Can you beat this2
 Well improved 30 acres fine cotton land, miles from Phoenix; only $425 per acre, right on paved highway and near good school. $50O0 cash will handle, balance to suit.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-21
Hager's Small Ranch
 Jingles

Here's little ranch to suit a little cash. Now be easy there, don't all make d
 dash. l acre, small house, lights and water,
 too; Lots of fruit thereon to help the winter
 through. s1,1O0 buys this little gem for you. , acres and a 4-room house to live in; ; s2100 is the price, so now put your
 bid in. 10 acres next on the list. if you want work to do; Small new house, fine soil price req
 sonable too. $4200. with fifteen hundred payment. If you let this go you surely will lament Next is 20 acres, no finer in the valley: Price is high, but on that account don't
 daily; Worlds of fruit is there. a house that
 is a joy, Fine shade and all improvements, it's
 snap; oh, boy! The last one on my list holds 40 acres
 just; It takes lot. lot of cash your pockfbook But it's worth the price, to be right up
 in style, on Central Ave-, wouldn't that make
 you smile. New house, garage, lots of young fruit
 growing; Chicken house. wherein the rooSters
 all are growing. Best 70 anywhere, by geologists sta
 tistics; If you should be the owner. you'd exc
 cute gymnastics. Who has $30.000 lying loose around? Half cash will buy this dandy piece of
 ground. Hager Realty Co.,. 4oI \. fST ST, CORNER OF POLK.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-21
CASA GRANDE VALLEY
 DEE.DED LAND

 s2O acres. south of Toltec, ss per acre.
 $40 acres. south of Toltec, sS per acre.
 160 acres. near Picache. at s15 per acre.
 f60 acres. miles northeast c. G., $50 per acre.
 32O acres. partly improved, $40 per acre.
 GOOD TERMS ON ABOVE BAR GAINS.
 RELINQUISHMENT 320 acre. pump plant, so acres ready for crop, $30 per acre cash. 160 acres, Florence district, S3,2OO. 320 acres, miles out, S2.560. 160 acres, miles northeast, $960. STATE LAND LEASES near Sta tions fine land for s250 to s5 per acre.
 S. c. MILLER co.
 32 N. First Ave, Phoenix, Ariz. Casa Grande Hotel, Casa Grande- If
Arizona republican., 1919-12-21
BLOCK & BURNS
37 N. FIRST AVE

SUBURBAN
 WOULD YOU LIKE A RANCH CLOSE UP TO PHOENIX? IF so, WE HAVE IT. CAN SELL YOU 40, so OR 160, AND THE PRICE IS LESS THAN $4OO, AND. THE TERMS ARE RIGHT WITH ALL DEFERRED = PAYMENTS BEARING PER CENT. THIS LAND IS ONLY TWO MILES FROM HIGH SCHOOL AND IS THE BEST OF SOIL AND NO WATER LOG OR ROOT ROT. F SEE US AT ONCE IF YOU WANT IN ON THIS AS IT WILL NOT LAST LONG ON OUR PRICE AND TERMS. LOCATED ON PAVED ROAD NOW AND YOU DO NOT HAVE TO WAIT FOR ITS BUILDING.
 O'BARR & PINNICK
 34 EAST ADAMS ST It
 120 ACRES, s16,OOO
 s5.000 or S6.000 will handle.
 Balance good terms. Get busy.
 Ask ~Wootton.
 LIVE WIRE REALTY co.
 142 West Adams. It
Arizona republican., 1919-12-21
80 ACRES

Of fine sandy loam, 60 acres al- falfa, will make over a bale of cotton per acre next season, is all well fenced and cross fenced. we'll soft water, en-
 zine and tank water piped over the place, good out buildings. good 4-room servant house, fine shade and family orchard. has large modern house that will equal the best of Phoenix city homes. and is located less than 4 miles from the city limits on one of the principal highways, at a price that pays for the land only. A BEAUTIFUL AND MODERN SUBURBAN HOME.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-21
80 ACRES

Of line sandy foam, no Johnson grass, 35 acres old alfalfa. 45 acres cotton this season. good house with large screened porch. good COW barn with cement floor. we'll, engine, large tank and windmill, fine shade, a good family orchard, located one mile from good school and store, and the price is only s2S,000, less than $500 per acre; 5000 cash will take this.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-21
Read and Remember

If yon want a home in a good live town that has excellent resources and business opportunities come to Big Spring. Texas. If you desire to invest in farm lands don't overlook the fer tile and productive soil of Howard county Big crops being produced this year on farms that will double in value within the next few years. If you want to raise livestock, become a prosperous stock farmer in our county. If you, are looking for promising oil investment in a new field come to Big Springs Four companies now drilling seven wells in this district Lo- cations for others wells made. For re- liable information write the Chamber 0f Commerce. Big Springs. Tex. It
Arizona republican., 1919-12-21
For Sale = Real Estate
80 Acres
4O ACRES

40 ACRES
 Of which is old alfalfa, the balance in cotton n-fhis season; all fine sandy loam; small house, we'll built, close to school and about miles from Glen dale, where the land is selling for $4O0 per acre. We can offer this for few days at s325.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-21
40 Acres Clean
 Alfalfa

Small house. N. Glendale: good cot ton land; location unsurpassed; very near school. Price $13, 15d& s4,000 cash. bal. good terms.
 22z acres; fair improvements. fine loamy soil; income over $500 per acre this year on cotton: will do better next year. This is exclusive and our best offering. Price, $11.00O. It takes S6,600 to handle. rest terms. We are proud to show this 1and-rich as fruit cake.
 Nice house on Central Ave, close in
Arizona republican., 1919-12-21
SILVER CLAIM

Only 45 miles from Phoenix Got out small shipment that run OCT $500 ton. Want some one to inest small amount for interest to help get started. See. w. w. Lininger. 1855 N. First Ave. Heading Hotel. al
Arizona republican., 1919-12-21
NOTICE MIR. HOME BUYER

Are you looking for a MOD ERN HOME with all modern CONFERENCES in the FIX CUISINE KENILWORTH sec ton? PAVED STREET and side walks with beautiful PALM TREES and PARKING STRIP on either side of the STREET, just one-half block from CAR LINE. This cozy HOME has EIGHT ROOMS. CELLAR, SCREEN PORCH. HARDWOOD FLOORS and GARAGE and with ample ground. 5Ox140. Owner is moving to his farm in country. If you are interested in a HOME of this kind phone us at once at 2774. dg
Arizona republican., 1919-12-21
SOME ACREAGE

l acre. near Indian school 10 acres, 3 miles northwest. well inn proved
 Ia acres, miles, northeast, brick house, modern.
 20 acres, 3 miles, southeast. rich sandy loam.
 A acres, x miles northeast of Cen ter and Washington.
 24 acres, miles northeast, extra good soil.
 30 acres, 3H miles from Glendale; rich land, "A" water.
 40 acres alfalfa. two miles from Glendale, well improved Terms on all these. We have other land. See us before you buy.
 SQUARE DEAL REALTY
 BROKERAGE 226 w. Washington St. Phone 1921 IL
Arizona republican., 1919-12-21
4OACRES
29 9ACRES

- No better soils in the valley. Three room house, old shade. well of soft water Owner is leaving valley. Price s2S5 per abte. $2500 will handle. This place is priced far below it's actual value. See me quick if you want a bargain.
 See R. W. HALES With
 FRANK w SHEDD co. d2 16 East Adams
Arizona republican., 1919-12-21

FOR SALE-TwO SNAPS 3 ACRES WITH HOUSE ON TEMPE ROAD. A BIG BAR GAIN AT $2,6OO, WITH LIBER- AL TERMS. SEE US SOON FOR THIS ONE.
 61z ACRES ON TEMPE ROAD WITH TWO HOUSES PRICE ONLY $3,20O, WITH EASY TERMS
 GAN SELL BOTH THE ABOVE TRACTS TOGETHER AS 91s ACRES.
 O'BARR & PINNICK
 34 EAST ADAMS. Il
Arizona republican., 1919-12-21
Move In Tuesday

Dandy Groom pebble dash house To cated one block of paved street, north east. House modern to the minute and the price is $4000. 5000 cash will handle it.
 See N. k. GREENWAY With
 FRANK w. SHEDD co. Phone 1886 16 E. Adams .I
Arizona republican., 1919-12-21
S25OO

Immediate possession. 4-room frame house furnished. $700 cash. balance like rent. FRANK w. SHEDD
 Is F.. Adams d.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-11
TARANTULA FOUND IN
AUGUSTA FRUIT STORE

4 tarantula. Does not the name
conjure 20 your mind the dark mys-
teriousness of the tropical forests. an
intangible. nameless dread Of a
crawling. unknown danger? A
feared and deadly creature likened
unto the venomous rattlesnake?
One made its appearance Sunday in
a bunch of bananas at the store of
A. B. Slosberg on Water street. 1t
was a very small tarantula (about
three-quarters of an inch long, but
large enough to possess the poisonous
sting for which the species is noted.
1t was quite a job to capture the
creature without someone being the
recipient Of the aforesaid sting but
finally this was accomplished with
the aid of q wide mouthed bottle in
which it was choioroformed. This is
the second tarantula found in bunch
of bananas by the same firm during
the period of two years.
A tarantut3Os famous species Of
European world-spiders the bite of
which is supposed to be fatal or at
least followed by very serious symp-
toms. The name ''tarantula" is gen.
orally applied in the United States
and elsewhere to certain large bird
spiders. or so-called American taran-
tula. These are large. hairy spiders
occurring in the southwestern Uni. ed
States, Central America and South
America, which possess large hard
polished fangs which move vertically
and are thus used to pin down their
prey. They feed upon insects and all
sorts Of small animals. These crea-
lures are nocturnal. usually hiding
during the day in long silken tubes. in
cracks in the ground and under
matched roofs or in similar places.
Some of the Central American species
are occasionally brought into the
northern states on board vessels con-
tanning tropical fruit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-11

before but do now.4 When his
mother asked him what he meant he
replied, well Daddy has told me
about them and read to me about
them and / have seen pictures OF
them but I didn't really believe in
them until today when 1 saw them
on the ground and in the air. Now
/ do"
Phoenix Lodge. f. & A. NJ is the
oldest Masonic order in Waldo
county and one Of the oldest in the
State of Maine. having received its
charter over 100 years ago when
Maine was part Of the Common
wealth of Massachusetts. AS its
name implies it was revivified, like
the bird of ancient fable. from for
mer order, the old Belfast Lodge,
which never worked under q dis
pensation. The charter for Belfast
Lodge was granted in 1916 by the
Grand Lodge Of Massachusetts and
held its first meetings in the house of
one John Huse. which stood where
the Howes block on Main street low
stands. 1t was an uphill fight for
the first 80 years and the Morgan
agitation caused it to die a natural
death and in 1928. it's charter having
been surrendered. a new one was
granted to Phoenix. which is today
one OF the largest and most active
orders in Maine. So large has its
membership become that another
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-11
PROBATE COURT

The following routine business
was transacted Monday at the reg
ular session of the probate court:
Wills proved. approved and allow
ed-Of Susan Clough. late OF village
Of Hinsdale. Illinois. Randall w.
Burns and Bertha Burns. both of
village of Hinsdale, Illinois. execut-
crs. Edwin NJ. Foster of Waterville.
Me, agent: of Robert r. kimball.
late of West Gardiner. Margaret +.
Ki,nball of West Gardiner. execu-
trix; of William G. Moody, late OF
Augusta, Lottinie NJ. Luce OF Au-
gusta, executrix: of Imogene H.
Chick. late of Monmouth. Charles L.
Andrews Of Augusta. executor.
Administrations granted-Of the
estate Of Richard G. Woods. late of
Waterville. vella L. Woods of Wat
erville, administrator; of the estate
of Charles n, Cornish. late of Wat
erville. Frank E. Brown Of Water
willie, administrator: of the estate OF
Martha Allen. late Of Vassalboro,
Louis D. Allen Of Vassalboro. ad-
ministrator: of the estate of Charles
A. Ridley. late Of Oakland. Herbert
S. Sleeper Of Lewiston, administra-
tor.
Real estate license granted-To
Nan C. Blaisdell. guardian Of Arthur
F. Blaisdell. minor. of Clinton.
Widows allowance granted-To
Maria C. VIM. widow OF Henry
Winn. late of Clinton.
Accounts allowed-Ffrst and final
account of Robert A. Cony, admin
istrator Of the estate Of Joseph Ber-
nard. late of Augusta; fourth &C
count of Charlotte r. w. Choate.
guardian Of Margaret Choate filed
by Lucy Wyman. executrix; first ac-
count of Abbie E. Robinson. guar
dian of Arobina A. Peaslee. of Mon
mouth; third account of Sargie L.
Warren. trustee under the will Of
Edsil A. Warren. late Of Waterville
for benefit of Sadie Wheeler ct ais:
first account Of Norman L. Bassett,
administrator de bonis non of the
estate of Henry H. Pulsifer. late OF
Winthrop; final account Of Hiram L.
Pishon, executor Of the will Of Le-
ander J. Croker. late of Augusta:
first and final account Of Virginia c.
Jones, Administrative Of the estate of
Edwin Jones. late Of China; final
account Of Grace A. Gordon Stevens.
administrative Of the estate of Ralph
s. Gordon. late Of Mt. Vernon; final
account of Maude B. West, executrix
Of the will Of Scott c. West, late of
Winthrop: final account of e. F.
Yeaton, administrator Of the estate
of William F. Lander, late OF Bel
grade.
Papers fled for notice-Will and
VIVA S. Record. late Of Readfield:
petition by trustee for leave to sell
real estate OF William W. Benjamin.
late Of Somerville, Mass.