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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-06
AUSTRAMS PRAILGINTA
DVI DIEM.
Atakuojamas Prancuzijos
premjeras.

Paryzius, rugs. 5.-Vyriau-
sioii taikos konferencijoS tary-
ba prailgino austrams laikq
patvirtinti taikoS sutarti. Da-
We dvi dieni daugiau. Tai pa
skutiniS AustriioS atstOvamS
nusiIeidimas.
Sulig paskelbto toS taryboS
| laiSko AustrijOS atstovams,
taikos sutartis turGjO but aus
tru patvirtinta ir talkininkamS
sugrQzinta rugS6jo Z dienQ.
Bet dabar talkininkai uzdGio
dar dvi dieni. Taigi galutinaS
Sutarties patvirtinimaS turi
ivykti rugS6io 9 dienq.
TO praiIginimo reikalavo
auStrai atstovai. AtStOvQ pir-
mininkaS DR.. Renner i$kcIia-
yes Viennon.
Serbia nepatenkinta.
ViptoS laikra$Giai praneSa,
kad kaip Rumuniia, taip il
Serbia nepatenklntOS ia talIi!-
ninku su Austria sutartimi.
Anot ziniQ * paSitikimQ
versmiQ, Belgrade vyriauSybd,
Sakoma, neSutiksiailti patvir-
tinti tq Sutarti, kol serbQ rel
kalavimai nebuSiQ iSpildyti.
Gil tie reikalavimai yra ia
me, jog toje Sutartyje neap-
drauStos AuStrijoje kitQ tautQ
gyventojQ mazumOS.
Atstovas atakuoja premjera.
Prancuzijos parlamcntaS Wis
dar diskusuoja taikOs Sutartl
Su Vokietija.
Nakar tQ diskuSiju metu at
$tovas Franklin-BOuillOn per-
!sonaliai uzatakavO premjerQ
Clemenceau. Atstovas pazymG-
jo, jog jiS balsuosias prieSaiS
ratifikavima Sutarties. PaSa-
k6, jog premjeras yra kaltaS,
jei Prancuzija negavO tinka-
meSniQ il gvarantuOjamQ sally
gu sutartyje.
Kai-kmriemS prancuzQ parIa-
mentO atStOvams nepatlnka,
kad kai-kurie sutarties pos
mai padaryti sulygintinai su
prezidento Wilsono tailIOS
principals.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-06
DENIKINO KARIUOMENE
PAEME K|JEVA'

Londonas, rugs. 5.-Cia gau-
ia patvirtinta zinia, kad gen,
Denikino kariuomene po dvie-
jq dienQ music paeme nuc
bolSevikQ Ukrainos sostine
Kijeva.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-06
PADIDINTA ALGOS PAS
TOS DARBININKAMS. (.

Washington, rugs. 6. -ze-
mesnysis kongreso butas pri7
em6 biliu, sulig kurio visiems
paStos departamento darbinin-
kams padidinamos algos
$50 dol. daugiau per metus
kiekvienam.
Tas paliecia 25O,OOO darbi-
ninkQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-06
PLESIKAI PAGR0BE
$4,000.

Marissa, ILL.,, rugs. 6. - Pie
sikai viena rytmeti isilauze
First National bankon. Suplai-
sino depozitQ sepa If paeme
$4,000 pinigais ir laisves bon
dsais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-06
BUDAPESTE ATRANDAMA
DAUG zMoNIV LAVO-
NU.

Londonas, rugs. ). - Unga-
rios SoStintjc BudapeSte Sian
die viSuoSe uzkabariuoSe at
randama daug nuzudytQ Emo
niQ IavonQ.
Is Basel praneSama, jog ia!
Wis boISevikQ tiranijos aukos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-06
REDFIELD IsEINAS IS
KABINETO.

Washington. rugs. 6. - Cia
pasakojama, kad veikiai at
sistatydinsias komercijos SEX
retorius Redfield. Nezinia,
kick tame yra tiesos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-06
Esa jie pavergti.

Baronas Won VietinghOf, vie
mas is zymiausiQ kalb6tojQ Su-
Sirinkime, sake:
"Mes Siandie esame paverg-
ia tauta ir todel turin ruOStleS
kovon uz laisve. Neturime nu-
leisti rankQ, kol nesutrupinSi-
me vergijos panciQ. VisQpirma
mes reikalaujame atstatydlntl
buvusiq imperija."
Atstovas Rosin is Viennos
sake: "HabsburgQ ar Hohen-
zollernQ dinastija. Mes reika-
laujame unijos su Vokietija."
Kalbetojai, be kitko, uzpul-
dinejo zydus, katalikus If soci-
ialistuS. Teko If dabartinei vo-
kieciu valdziai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-06

Sake jie, kad Anglia Su ia
ponija neatsizveIg6 ! tuos
principuS. Tuo tarpu Prancu-
zija daugel klausimuoSe suit
kO.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-06
Prez. WilsOnas kalba
uz Taikos Sutarti

80 tan tautQ sQJunSa.
sajunga nepanaikins kariu.
Prpzidentas sake, kad tautQ
SQjunga nepanaikins kariQ.
Bet II SQiunga sulaillys vieS-
patijaS nuo kariQ.
SQiuugos konStitucijoje pa
itta. jog vieSpatijoS kitos prizes
kita& neGali pakelt karts be
disbu$ijQ per 9 mineSluS.
I~i AuStrija su Nokietiia
ror> per 9 dienaS butQ apta-
liSioS Savo reikaIavimuS, pa
~ratytuS Serbijai, butQ buve
iSveugta curopintS karGS.
Syarbesni posmai is kalbos.
&lai SyarbeSnicji Sakiniai IS
.,,....,;,Iontn \yiIsono kaIbu na-
,I.,.., =, i. r,;o,+o CoInn,-
'' n,.;,;,.,,.;n,.. = Ia,oriios ~
>,.a,,t,,no., n;ol,,, naroto;.;,o
T,;I.,.. - =. mfr, g,
;..,,'.,', '.,.,,!o,.o; ni,., no; mo
:. ,.:.',7 ,:'I1 ,. ,I:t,, 49,.
1:'''' :, ,,,I,.;;,, nonr;I.lanro
'''H'%' ;. ,,,; ;
49,, ;.,,,, -, =, 't,' ta;,.or S',t.,.t; vor
.: .,,,.,.,;,,,, hut .,,:.rd,.to.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-06
Apiplesta visas miestas.

BoISevikQ organizacijos mie-
ste virSininku buvo darbinin-
kas Valiavka. Tarpe bolSevi,
ky buvo visa ellie kinQ.
Soviete svarbiausias vietas
buvo uzeme jauni vyrai If mo-
terys.
Prizes apleisiant miesta bol-
Sevikai apiplese visus namuS
ir visas uzsilikusias istaigas.
Jekaterinoslava bolSevikai
yra apleide pirm poros meme
siu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-06
PIRKITE KARES TAUPY-
MO zENKLELIUS (W.S.S.),

raSta Su nulauztOmIS kOJOmlS
ir sulauzytais Sonkauliais.
Tas pat gydytojas liudija,
kad vienas oficieras iSliko gy-
Vas nuduodamas mirusl, il pa
Skui pab6go. Jis su kitais bu-
vo pristatytas prize sienos SUI
Saudyti. Nors oficiero nepalie-
tG nei viena kulipka, bet jis su
visa ellie suzeistQ if nuzudytV
sudribO if nudav6 esas negy-
vas.
Paskui jis mate, kaip boise
vikQ kareiviai 6jo per nelai-
minguosius il suzeistuosius uz-
muSin6jo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-06
BERLYNE SAUKIAMA
RENGTIES NAUJON
KAREN.
Pan-germanai reikalauja gra'
zinti monarchija.

Berlynas, rugs. o.-Pan-ger
manizmas dar toll nemires
Nors Siandie jis cia neturi di
del6s intakOS, bet !iS gyvuoj0
ir veikia. Po revoliucijoS pan,
germanai buvo kaipir apmire,
Bet Siandie jie If vel atgija il
pradeda Wis Smarkiau ir pla-
Giau veikti.
Siandie pan-germanai jau
neSirupina pamuSti Europa
.Ju viSOS paStangoS sukoncen-
.truotoS viduiiniams VOkietijOS
reikaIamS. JQ visas darbas at
kreiptaS j tai, kad sugrQzinti
Vokietijai monarchijQ, kad at
gauti viSaS teritoriiaS, kolliQ
neteko po Sios kar6S.
Pan-germanp susirinkimas.
TaS visaS pan-germanQ dar-
bavimasiS Cia pilnai paalSktJo
ana dienQ.
Pan-germanu organlzaclja
tm&io SuSirinkimq. Susirinki-
me buvo ne tik vOkieGiai, bet
ir vokiSkOS AuStrijOS atStoval.
PildomasiS organizacijos ko,
mitetas iSd6st6 padarytuS vel
kimui plenuS. Is tQ paaiSkl,
kad plenQ pravedimui pan-ger-
manai Su&auksiq konvencijQ.
Nori grazinti kaizeri.
ApkalbQiame suSirinkimo
kalbato.iai daugiauSia kalbdjo
apie monarchijoS sugrQzlnlmQ,
Sake, Nokietiia negali valdy-
ties be kaizerio. Be mOnarcho
Vokietija nugrimSianti nelal-
m6Sna. MonarchijoS sugrqzin-
mo reikalaujQ viSi vokietiai.
"LapkriGio revoIiucija Vo-
kietijoje buvo didziauSia pix
tadarybG, kuriai lygiOS negall
bat viSoj pasaulio istorijoi,
paSakG vienas pan-germanaS:
atidarydamas suslrlnklmq
"MonarchijoS sugrazlnlmaS
Saliai gall kiek-nors pataisytI
ta atliktq piktq darba. Monar,
chijoS reikalauja visi vOkie,
ciai."
Esa jie pavergti.
Baronas Won Vietinghof, vie
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-06

DRAUGAS PUBLISHING CO, Inc,
1900 W. 46th ST., Chicago, Illinois.
Phone Mckinley ella. Establ. 1903
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-29
Woman Presides at
Democratic Meeting

CHICAGO. May e9.-(United
Press For the first time in the
party's history a woman presided
today over a session OF the demo-
cratic national committee here,
At the opening session here to-
day. the committee resolved itself
into a conference in which MEM
bers of the woman's associate ma
tional committee participated. Mrs.
Geo. Bass Chicago, was seated as
chairman
Mrs. Bass briefly explained The
committees plan for organization
among women
Hopes of having Secretary Tu-
multy, Attorney General Palmer
and Assistant Secretary of the
Navy Roosevelt here during the
morning were dashed by an
that their train had
been delayed four hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-29
Says CANNES Are
Digging Sideways
in Local Gardens

More work for the dog catcher
Dogs all over the city are plant.
ing bones in nice spring gardens.
where radishes and crisp oacum.
bers were intended by horde OF
embryo gardeners.
II, T. Ajax says so. And he has
written TO the city council asking
that the city take steps to curb
the subterranean aspirations of the
canine tribe.
MAKE It unlawful for dogs TO
run at large during the period from
March 10 October l." he says
South Bend does IT, So does Sac.
ramento, why not Scatter"
II the city takes such action.
Ajax belives II will lend incentive
to householders planting velvety
lawns and beautifying the parking
spaces before their homes.
- THE DAY OF DAYS -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-29

YOUNG MAN. Ex- SERVfCE. GOOD
education. resident OF Seattle Fl
years. desires general office work
or collecting. Best references.
Capitol 1924.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-29

OWN your OWN HOME
We have Tor sale four modern D.
room eottnreHf two have IRE
places each lot aiNihO
81, 800 will take them all, $4,000
cash. balance ~ = per cent, or Will
sell them single ut 1900 ana
s2b90 each, $1,000 down. balance
t2S per month. ana interest az
per cent.
This viii give you approximately
~ per cent return on your money
as nm Investment
We viii accept Liberty Bonds ~
face value In pBym"nt
Address
4. W OtIST COMPANY
$40 Hora Hldr, Seattle, wash or
4 q InK lOI. lIremnrlnn. Whnh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-29
CHILD WELFARE
EXPERTS HERE
British and Belgian Defes
oates at Conference

Child Welfare Workers OF hmer-
ica. Europe aud Japan viii be In AZ
tendance Friday Memorial day. ~ a
conference at the University q
Washington
sir Arthur Newsbolme. OF world
wide fame ~ an authority on ths
welfare Of children. will be one u
the dignltaries who Will participate.
The party which he heads IN touf'
ing the United states to learn phat
the war has taught America wifh
regard to care Of the future nIen 7
and women Of the country.
Washington state workers for
child welfare viii meet with the deie<
gates al a morning session ~ the
conference.
VIII See City
a sightseeing trip about the city,8
and 10 the city's inaututions VIII
take W the afternoon. and in the
evening talks win be heard from the
visitors on conditions and child web
fare work In their countries. The
public IL invited TO the EVENING"
meeting
Delegates from Great Britain
Ronald G. Dawson. chief Of the = :
nile Labor Exchange Of Gfkaf.
Britain during the war, and Mrs. FL.
eanor Barton. an active worker In
the Women's Cooperative Guild and
wife Of a British member OF pariia
mcnt
Mime. Clothilde Mulon, in charge.
OF French day nurseries under thai
French war department. operated af
munition works. also IN a delegat>.
Or. Rene Sand. professor OF indus
trial hygiene at the University 81
Brussels. represents Belgium. an1
Miss l.. +. Carter. a Belgian woman,
and principal Of a large school ~
Brussels. Is another Belgian deiegates
japan Represented
Japan Is represented by Takayuh
Manage. official In the japanese de- Z
partment Of the interior. ProfessotI
Pablo Frassetto rs an Italian scieft i
list. first sent TO the United State
with the Italian maternity missiou>z
lie IN professor OF anthropology at2
the University OF Bologna. and def
gate TO the conference.
DR. Radmilla Lazarevitch Milocho
witch IL the Serbian delegate. She IA
leader in the social activities 81
her country. She was in charge e
maternity hospitals during the war.
- THE DAY or DAYS -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-29

RETURNED SOLDIER WANTS
your hauling. DouRhboy Transfer
a Express. David v. Shechan. Pro-
prietor. Phone Elliott 4f0s. Store
room and office. 2t9 Seneca st..
Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-29
IOGGFD.OFF LANDS

5000 ACRES IN SOUTHWEST
Washington for sale To settlers;
easy terms: no raise in prices IS
per acre and up. Liberty Bonds
taken Of par. rite for map show
tnR location. etc.
wEyERHAEusER TIMER co.
Tse"r,- niig.. Tacoma. wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-29
BIG NIGHT TONIGHT
FOR STAR CARRIER

star news merchants are goin6
10 step out for a big time Friday
night They'll be guests OF Jt<
Muller. manager Of the Palace Hi
vaudeville house. The kids" w11
all meet at The Star office al
march down to the show II
body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-29
5-RooM BUNGALOW, s2.25o

This pretty little homo In situated
between two car lines: has cement
basement. fireplace. cabinet kitch-
en-. This place must be sold this
week. Terms very easy. Come
out TO kingsbury's place, In Ed
monds
BURWELL a MORFORD
Main 1855. 67b Colmnn Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-29
YOU Will 90 NurrY

4 bout this niace Listen 20 this. b
rooms. with large vera nds, sleep
Inc porch. modern PLUMBING nnd
lighting fixtures garage; chicken
COOP wood shed, two lots 2 bear
Ing fruit trees n lot ~ raspher-
rleR: fine variety ~ Hhrubbery
hnd Flowers a large garden In,
IN fact almost supporting.
and right In the city. only two
blocks from rhinney car line and
pavement Price 81. 500. hair cash
balance SIS per month. call nj Tib
giHt NJ Phone Ballard 1888.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-29
So FOR SAIE-WATERFRONT
PROPERTY

ONE OF THE PRETTIEgT
Summer camps between Seattle and
Tacoma. Groom bungalow. with
large gicepine porch. large lot.
eoxl32 feet. all IN lawn. nice shade
trees; sandy bathing bench; good
boating and fishing. 1850; terms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-29
At KIRKLAND
al Am

3-room plnstered bungalow; new
ana well built: on half acre OF
land. city water pipod on prop
crty faces two streets splendid
proposition for party working In
city who wants ground enough for
own garden. fruit. berries and
poultry; easy walking distance to
ferry landing. with scent fare for
kirkland residents to city. Price
Sl.fb0; terms $3.50 cash. balance
SIS per month. Take East Madison
car and county ferry TO Kirkland
and inquire for John Broneman at
brick office at end OF Kirkland
dock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-29
~ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

tt 500
GROCERY STOCK AND FIXTURES
Stock invoiced Mt $1,000 furnished
living room In connection; apart
ment house location. with rent
only t2b a month, All for $500.
1890
Another splendid business bargain
Of grocery stock ana fixtures can
be had FOR $1,000.
s1.72h
Buys bottlinu works. separate or
with the above grocery store.
SECURITIES INVESTENT co.
Elliott 1890, 2ia Boston Block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-29
STOCKS AND BONDS

WILL MY
Liberty Tonds Thrift Stamps
War Savings Stamps
Beacon coal Forks oil
Wicks Tire Pan Motor
Universal High Power Tel
Great Western Petroleum
Lone star OF RRllnrd OIL
I WILL SELL
fnn Alaska Petroleum Coal so - =
7aaA Cons Salt Crock Pet. .o3
i00n Rod Monarch Cons. ... .o7
zoo Nccla Wyoming oil .ns
iAn hines Tire Co. ......... III
ina Universal High Power. 30
7io0 TNitlna Kuskulann ..... .nS y
loon MACK Hawk Mining .o2
1000 Alaska Ho'nestnke ...,. 10
MAX wINkLFR
eif Union 81. Elliott $50.
LIBERTY BOMBS p0UGHT
Market Net pricc
Value. PAID.
Rid complete ....., Si0n.22 500 ~
ith, complete .... $50 aT.ot
9Th Victor. ...... 30 90 10 IL
wan cAvrNcc STAMPS AND
PARTLY PAID RECFrPTS FOUGHT
si5 ioaned on cach sNn Bond
G. n NcCONAIy
OF American ppnls Rldg.
Second and Madison
WE rUv LIBERTY fONDS At
small discount: also partial paw
ment receipts md w =. Stamps
20t Hnicht Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-29
SPECIAL NOTICES

ANNOUNCEMENTS
The Lang Motor Company. 81 Kent.
wash. desires 90 announce the re-
tirem"nt from Sc presidency. gem
ernt MANAGEMENT and board of
trustees 81 Mr. Edwnrd ~ Lang.
Nr. Morgans has been elevated 10
the position ~ president and gem
eral manager
The company viii continue 90 con.
duct itH business Mt Kent. and
your continued patronage IL SO
ticlted Respectfully yours.
LANG MOTOR COMPANY.
Hy q. J. NORGANa President
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-29

The Day OF Days." rapid ar4tso
story OF adventure and romanc&
packed with humor. begins in Tho
Star, Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-29
rs RON sALr--REAL ESTATE

- ron sALte--REAL ESTATE
ARE you THE RENT PAYER
WHO FEELS
YOU ARE NEVER SETTLED
YOU WANT
90, To work your own garden.
-, To Improve yodr own home.
To plant your own fruit trees
aud your own flowers
YOU WANT
To pay the rent you pay now
ON "a few rooms OF your own.
You wake up IN the morning
You 40 TO bed at night.
THINKING or ONE THING
WANT a HOME
WANT A GARDEN
WANT TO LIVE AND LIVE
Some boob who don't know enough
10 come ia out OF cyclone. aud
needs some ono 90 lead him. who
works right along side or me.
HAS A HOME OF ms OWN
iiE STARTED WITH $40
Some good Samaritan - THAT'S
NE'-startcd him with real
proposition.
$40 CASH DOWN
81 EACH MONTH
lie had the pick OF
10 lots eNxieI feet, quarter acre.
for t2fs
ne BOUGHT oSE.HAfF ACRE
so lots soxisg feet quarter acre.
for tks
30 lots e0xi27 feet quarter acre,
for Ass
PARTLY TIMBERnp. PARTLY
CLEARED
PUT $40 DOWN.
THEN $40 MONTHLY
RIGHT At LAKE BuRIES
NEAR CAR LINE
WATER AND ELECTRICITY
Away from city taxes
30 minutes ride from shipyafds
THE GREAT BALE rs on NOW
Crowds were there last sunday.
Crowds will be there Decoration
Crowds will be there next Sunday
CROWDS ARE LEAVING Our
OFFICE HOURLY now
1T Is Your CHANCE TO-DAY
You WAIST A ma GARDEN
YOu DON'T WANT LOTS
Nou WANT A LOW PRICE
You WANT EASY TERMS
COME TO MY OFFICE RIGHT NOW
NY OFFICE nIGHr
NOW
AN WAITING ron you
Three automobiles at my office door
WE LEAVE FOR THE PROPERTY
10. II A. NJ. :. :. y. NJ
DAILY AND SUNDAY
AND FRIDAY. DECORATION DAY
We allow 1850 for w - gtamps
We allow sszsn for $50 Liberty
Bonds.
no PAYMENT WHEN SICK
No PAYMENT WHEN OUT or
WORK
BRING a DEPOSIT or s. on SIC
COME TO-DAY
LET ME SHOW YOr
W J. MARVIN
us Second Ave.
BOSTON Block. Room 1ot
TELEPHONE ELLIOTT sSs7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-29
o. BUSINESS orronrtfS,rrrs

WELL. HERE ~ a eNArLHEA-
taurant Ia a -ood. lively town.
with only one other feHtaurnut IN
town. with horHeEhae counter,
ladies' dining room. viii seat 70
people. fully equipped. new Gosh
register. dishes. coffee urn, heater.
new. double oven MnI eatio range.
hot nnd cold water. meat block.
Ice chest. s0-ionf bsigso ven. nearly
new. Must sell before June l.
Come quick Al goes. including
building. for 300 owl HostBu-
rant. Port Orchard.
MILLIONS ARE srFFERiSG WITH
rheumatism Most Important diH-
coNerN ~ the ARE. An herb hat
actually drives the most stubborn
ease ~ rheumatism entirely ouf
~ the system. People write US
ana say they nra hHtOunded 90 the
results. especially on the kidneys.
Just think % the money MAX ing
posfi hi ties. Representatives
wanted. fit2 pound. POSTPAID. 10
pounds. ", cypress paid iiheunia-
iifm Herb co. Venice. Cal
HOuNEK EEplGg ROOMS AND
Faraget close in. rent f22 30. lease
FOR Fnie bN owner 1910 Ninth ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-29

isls Liberty 5-pass. ......,i.sto
1917 OAKLAND 5-pass. ..... $40
1917 SAXON 6-pasa. ......, SIS
1918 OVERLAND country club eis
1918 DODGE s-pass ......,,.. loo
1918 FORD touring ........,. tIS
1917 FORD touring ......... bss
1918 FORD light delivery zee. $40
And many other like model cars
EASY TERMS
HENRY MOSSRACH
AUTOMOBILE co.
ets-sis r. Pike.
PHONE EAST zs5i.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-29
Is FOR rNCII,>GE-REsL
ESTATE
nARcAIv AcnEs

Atfi4ttAAN ~ ttt.N
NORTH
Seattle bank has fnfeclorei on and
placed In our office for sale the
following bargains In suburban
acres two miles north Of city. at
Chelsea. on Bothcli paved boui"-
ward
= acres bottom land for 81 900.
y acres bottom land for te7Sa.
acres. nicely situated. FOR $1,000.
? = acres. $50 feet from boulevard.
stasn
Several acre tracts for 1900.
Several fractional acres at rate OF
5000 per acre.
Every one described - within short
distance 81 new i00-foot houls-
ward now under construction. and
should be seen to be appreciated.
Terms. 10 per cent cash. balance
EASY monthly payments at per
cent Come 10 our office soon.
talk the matter over and see the
tracts soon. have fret choice.
Every tract can be shown In 30
minutes
~. y. HEvDRIcKsoN
Ell 2o29 East tses. as Boston Blk.
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RACK TO THE SOIL

RACK TO THE SOIL
:. 10 or 30 acres: 20 minutes walk TO
irtcrurbnn and auto stage: SER
vice every hour. all level; very
rich. deep soil. alder. maple and
cedar land. logged and burned
very clean easy 10 clear. better
than land selling at f2e5 or 5000
per acre In same district Every
tract anne price. si00 per acre: .
$40 cash and 81 per acre n month.
COUNTRY HOME AND FARM
60 with us tomorrow at a. IN
10 acres; 7 acres cleared; Al bottom
land: good orchard. creek. spring
and we'll. f-room house: barn
chicken houses. quarter mile TO
school and y. o.. handy TO Seattle
Price s2.2o0; terms.
AAgEN 4 SEXTON
1910 First Ave. Elliott h3l7.
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EF~~W TNI--TN f--tASH
WE-SANE--YO
EcKMAN FURNITURE co.
Sixth and Westlake.
HEAD SINGER MACHINE.
all attachments, $3.50; 9xf2 AK
minister, s27.50: 9x12 Wilton, $f5;
brass bed. complete. $3.50. Every
thing To furnish n well furnished
6-room home, all together or by
piece. 1871 Eighth ave. be-
tween Pike and Pine. Elliott
135g-W
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GOOD 7-ROOM HOUSE
.2.l00; $500 CASH

CLOSE IN. very desirable neighbor-
hood: two blocks from car: Z
rooms and bath; good plumbing
gas and electric lights: extra
large lot. In lawn. garden aud large
bearing fruit trees: all improve
nenta are In and paid EXCEPT the
paving, This is an exceptional
bargain.
UlILlN. 430 Lumber Exchange Bldg.
FOR SALE. by OWNER. LEAVING.
city, broom bungalow, furnished
complete, f2.500, IL taken this
week. without furniture, $4,000.
Bargain for quick sale. Ballard
1919.
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The Seattle Star
DIRECTORY
Attorneys-atIaN

. r. L-EsTABfisHED 1887.
General practice. All cases. Free
consultation. as Burke Bldg. 3Ub
Second ave. Main 1908.
r. T. Schoff. Downs Blk. 700 end av
moderate
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o o o Q o 0 o 0 Q o o o Q Q Q o 0 Q
% 90 ACRES IN cIIsIIAf.1s (
river valley. level. all
cleared on good road
thlclgiy settled. Price 1000.
1900 cash. sib n month.
~ CARTER. MACDONALD =
MILLER
POS Columbia. Elliott $3.50
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DISCHARGED SOLDIER. COLLEGE
man; good appearance. IL adapta-
BILE to and desires any employment
offering fair salary and oppor-
tunity. Hubbard. 230t W. Spo-
kane at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-29
EANTED-BoYs FOR ROUTE CAR
rfers In all parts of tho city. Good
chance for Advancement
Apply 20 Circulation Department
Seattle Star.
70 SITUATIONS wANrED-MaLE

DI sCHA RGED AMBULANCE
driver. just returned from France.
desires a position as chauffeur In
private family. Highest Seattle
references. Other driving jobs ac-
cepted- X. O.. Room 1i2f Frye
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a MARRIED. DfScHARGED SAIL
or wishes work as blacksmith
smlth rank in navy. Address Guy
Noble. 25it Third ave. Seattle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-18

WE WANT Rsiisbis People to raise
TurbsarinG HAbbits for w In their
back yards. spare time Wa furnish
slock and pay esso 10 $3.50 each Tor
All yoa raise. suns~t rnr 49,. so7
'Lanksrshim Bldg, Los Angeles, Csl.
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GOVERNMENT cisrhs Wanted Cen
sus. railway mail and postoffice a.
sminaiions coming. short thososxh
pr~smrssory courss, ~. Federal inssi
luts. SOFA. sosihsrn bldg. ws~hinx-
tim. D. G.