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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
is GOVERNMENT PROPERTY
All War Material Captured From Enc.
my Does Not Belong to In
dirlduai CnptOrS.
tDy Associated press.I

WASHINGToN. April 1S.-All war
material captured from the enemy is
the property OF the United States gov
ernment. and not of the individual SOL
der o. the organiZat ton making the
capture. the War Department has held
in replying 10 hundreds of inquiries
from states, counties and municipali-
ties as to the disposition of war
trophies. Cntil Congress has author
lied such action. ii was said officially
today, the department had no author
ity 10 distribute any OF this material
either temporarily or permanently.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
MORE: NEW ENGLANDF:RS
ARRIVE. AT BOSTON

BOSTON. April lS.--The transport
Winifredian with Zoo officers and
men of the Twenty sixth Division, in
Guiding ammunition, sanitary and sup
ply trains locked at Commonwealth
Pier early today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
Soldier. Return Home.

BRISTOL, April lS.--Practically all
the members of Company II. local unit
OF the One Hundred and Seventeenth
Infantry. Thirtieth Division have ar
rived here. The company participated
III the drive that resulted in the
smashing OF the supposed invincible
HindenburE line. Among Bristol boys
decorated for bravery are Sergeant
Lawrence V. Ko;y. X. IIazep Goodwin,
and Shupc Cartwright.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
IDENTITY is ESTABLISHED
photographs Said to Prove That Gen
crai BANQUET, Rebel Leader.
Was Killed,
lEy Associated rress.l

MENICO CITY. April 1s.--Photo-
era phs OF the head of General Azure
iiano Blanquet. reports OF whose dea Il,
on Tuesday in Il skirmish in the State
Of Vera Cruz were received here yes
tcrday. arrived last night and were
positively identified that Of the
former federal general
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
The Weather
FURNISHED by L. s. Weather Bureau.)

Forecast: Virginia.
Fair Saturday. warmer
west portion: Sunday
fair. warmer interior.
North Caronna-Fair
Saturday, warmer in.
terror: Sunday fair.
warmer, gentle north
east to cast winds, be-
coming southeast Sun
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
Governor 10 SPEAK.

LYNCHBURG, April 1S.-Fred uur-
per. exalted ruler OF the local lodge
OF Eiks. has announced that Governor
Invita- ton to be here at the Flag DaV.
celebration and big initiation or the
lodge June "a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
Iocnl Tempcrature Ye.terda1,

- IOcAI Temperatures Nebtefday.
i. ". temperature. .............. 90
T. 81. temperature ........... 90
Ma xifEuin temperature to T.. M...... SO
Minimum temperature to r. M.... 4.
Mean temperature yesterday. ...... 90
Normal tetnp.rature for this date. IS
Excess since March l. ................ 1871
ENctss since January l............... :32
Local Rainfall.
rainfall last twelve hours. ........... None
Eatniail last t"cnty-four hours. None
Excess since March l................ "a
Excess since January Observation-Disclosures. 81
LEGAL Observations at =. VI. Yesterday.
Temperature. 81: humidity. 80. wind III
reetion. northwest: wind velocity. q miles
weather. partly Cloudy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
4 Eed Citizen II

Aged Citizen Dead.
BRISTOL. April 1S.-Ncws has
reached here announcing the death OF
Mrs. susan o. Copenhayer. which oc-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
DETA or FORTIETII
DIVISION LEANE OWE Mills

Colonel G. q. Leirson was senior
officer ON the transport.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-02
LARGER POWER
PLANT WANTED
Supt. Ross Asks New Unit
at Lake Station

The city council has been asked
by Supt. j. -. Ross. light depart
ment. 10 appropriate f7e4.3s0 for a
third power unit at the Lake Union
steam plant Present equipment.
Supt. Ross says. ~ already insuffi.
Gent TO handle the demand for cur.
rent.
Funds. he says. can be provided
from the existing bond issue OF
$3.50 600. or provided By a new is.
sue. which would not be sold until
after the skagit unit is finished.
when more ready sale could be
found
Another ordinance has been pre-.
pared by Corporation Counsel Wal.
ter r. Meier. at request Of Council
man Oliver r Erickson which would
appropriate 1880 for new pipe
line from the masonry dam TO the
power house oh the Cedar river. IL
- scheduled for introduction Mon.
day. The money will come from
the si.T55. 900 raised by bond issue
Of November. 1918. for lighting ex-
tension funds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-02
FESTIVAL
PROPOSED HERE

Plans for civic celebration TO
mark the signing Of the peace
treaty Will be- promoted during the
next few weeks II proposals made
Monday TO Mayor Hanson by
Frank Gates. former chairman Of
the soldiers and sailors welcome
committee are carried out
Gates arranged for conference
with the mayor IN order TO urge
that Seattle attempt some worth.
while program 20 express the Joy
OF her clilxenfy over the final end
% the world war
- good many people believe Sc.
attic should begin without delay
10 arrange for some kind OF re-
ioicing." faid Gates ~Junt what
form u Will take no one knows yet
The purpose Of my conference
with Mayor Hanson IL merely 20
suggest that some kind OF a festl
val might be arranged"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-02
WILL EXPLAIN
SKACIT WORRY
Erickson Will Talk to Com
m0nWeaIth Club

Skagit river power problems with
which the city council IL wrestling
will be explained Monday night by
Councilman oliver r. Erickson be-
fore the Commonwealth club In the
Good Eats cafeteria at s:3o O'Clock.
Councilman Erickson will explain
his reasons for opposing Immediate
expenditure OF money for Skagit de-
velopment. He says he viii show
why he does not believe the Skagit
work should proceed until compicte
plans and specifications have been
submitted and the cify's ability to
finance tho project established.
one OF the questions Erickson has
raised and VIII mention Monday
night is why have Dimock and
Ross. who were SO ready TO let 4
contract more than a year ago. becn\
coming TO the council month after
month. asking for appropriations 10
he used in locating a dam and pow
er house site at Gorge Creek7"
Councilman Erickson says ne viii
not find fault with the work that
has been done. but viii merely cx-
plain his position.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-02
SPEEDERS CROW
MORE CAUTIOUS

The total 81 traffic arrests In
steadily growing smaller. only three
men were arrested for speeding and
violations Of Traffic regulations from
Sunday afternoon until late Monday
Ray EckfnAn 90 was arrested by
Motorcycles patrolmAn a. J. HilL lie
IN charged with driving 30 miles per
hour O.. Alfonso. IS. IL charged
with passing street car while u
was unloading at Fourth ave. and
Pike at. and WAS handed a traffic
riip by Patrolman ]. II. mcclure
a. r. Haincs. IS. was arrested az
Second ave and Pike ri. by Patrol
man G. r. Hakcs. for standing his
car in the prohibited area
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-02
BAIL FORFEIT SET ASIDE

a. HenEsen. charged with Illegally
booze stlli. whose bail
WAS ordered forfeited by Federal
Judge Cushman when he failed TO
show up for Arrangement last week.
appeared In court Monday morning
and pleaded not guilty. Judge Cush.
man ordered the forfeit set aside
when Hengsen showed that IL was
thru no fault OF his. The date for
his trial has not yet been set.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-02

Bert Basnett. member 81 the
T. W. ". who told the jury that
his home was the county JAIN most
Of the time" injected excitement
into the trinl Of James Bruce. J.
W. W organizer accused ~ criml
nal anarchy. Monday morning when,
after tcstifying that the l. W ".
frowntd on all forms 81 violence
and sabotage as weapons against
capitalism" he Identified copy
Of the Industrial Worker" official
organ Of the l. ". W in which
appeared an editorial advising Eel
low workers" 10 use weapons az
variance with those advocated by
the witness.
Asked BY George r. Vanderveer.
chief counsel for Bruce. whether
the T. W. W advocated violence az
- part of the program. Basnctt told
the jury:
DENIES Sabotage
III the I. W. W. believed IN VIC
lence they could blow up every mill
and logging camp and burn every
bunkhouse within - hours IN the
state OF Washington
"if that be 30" interrupted Dep
uty Prosecuting Attorney John D.
carmody explain this editorial"
The editorial. published In the In.
duFtrlal Worker Of December &c,
1912. follows under the caption:
Don't DO II, Boys"
we are gure that no felfrespeci.
ing lumber worker would ever re
sort 20 that terrible thing called
sabotage
we wish 10 warn all workers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-02

when the camera man pleaded
with this young chap 90 smile he
started something he couldn't finish.
A. result the family album con.
thinR the above reflection Of Cecil
Fitzgerald'H 4ycar-old countenance.
lie was living In Kansas when this
picture WIS taken when he grew
up young Fitzgerald developed into
a good baseball player and "A handy
young man with the boxing gloves.
After that he became an accountant
and was named "A member Of the city
council TO fiil a vacancy caused by
the death Of one Of the elected mem.
beers.
Since that time Fitzgerald has
been able 10 keep his seat by viii Of
the voters. lie led the last council
manic race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-02
SABOTAGE FR0WNEn
ON, DECLARES RE-

against H. You don't know.
snbotage IN. you say7 Wen. "A
n is best 10 tell you 10 this
may take warning. sabotasz
woods might mean working \
The job. You wouldn't do, that
your
Sabotage may meant nnispIscing
the tools whore they ats not easily
found. Promise US that you will
never DO that The day workers en-.
pcclally should never resort to such
an Infamous thing. Sabotage may
mean that logs are cut shorter than
the required slze. When the boss
ahortenH your pay. you should never
shorten the lumber. Sabotage may
mean the driving Of spikes into logs
and even into trees Some unciy1l-
ized ioRgcrs have threatened 70 drive
one 20.penny spike a day for every
nickel that 10 cut from their wages.
Terrible. No honest. Christian, gen.
tlemanly logger would do anything
like that II isn't good for mill saws.
For tho love OF your bons and the
glory Of your soul. don't use sabot-
aRew
Couldn't Reconcile IL
BaEnett told the jury he was un-
able 10 reconcile the editorial and
his knowledge Of logging camp con
dltlons as be knew them.
Andrew Donnay. former member
Of the Portland fire department. and
recently discharged United States
sailor. described conditions in the
logging camps Of Washington. He
denied the use Of violence as an +.
W w weapon. lie told the jury he
never heard Of an I. w. w. driving
spikes into trees and logs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-02
% ron sAIE-REAL ESTATE
EITHER ron HOME on
NafaHtaaasfsst aHafs

EITHER ron HOME on
INVESTMENT
We advertised one last week. and
sold IL tho next day This one 10
just as good MailnEford hill
this side OF ~ 4bth ct fine view
G0Nit0 lot. paved street. your
choice OF two car lines by walk b.
Ing less than "a block driveway
Co garage. The house ta IN good
condition Could not be built to-
day for tho whole price, ana the
lot alone ia worth very near the
price asked o rooms and bath
room downstairs and 3 rooms up
stairs Location can't he beaten.
and II viii rent FOR $50 per month
Please note the price. $1,000. 800
cash. balance t1s per mouth. Nol
CAN RENT tf AND MAKE NET
TEW THAN 10 pEH CENT NET
Of YOUR iSNEHTMENT
SEATTLE INVESTMENT co
s2t Sehboard uldR Elliott 1900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-02

SPECIAL NOTICES

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The Lang Motor Company. ~ Kent
Wash. desires g. announce the re-
tirement from its presidency. gem
oral management and board ~
trustees 81 Nr Edward NJ IAng
NJ NnrFanH has been elevated TO
the position u president and gen
~rat manager
The company VIII continue 90 cnn-
duet ita business at Kent. and
your continued patronage ~ 90
iicifrd Respectfully yours.
LANG MOTOR COMPANY.
Uy q. MnHGANN. prraidrni
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-02
COOK FUNERAL TUESDAY

Funeral services for Louis G..
Cook, who was killed in an nutomo.
bile accident on the Bothell road the
morning OF May "a. will be held in
the Sacred Heart church. sixth ave.
and Bell st. at a. IN. Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-02
FREEZER CUTS FINGERS

w. +. Meyers. 81. 2sis 5eth ave.
w. baker employed at the Butler
hotel. suffered a badly iaceratcd
hand Sunday when his fingers were
caught in an ice cream freeser.
His injuries were dressed At the
Seattle General hospital. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-02
FARM LANDS
900 DAYS or
auNhfiiNis
EVERY YEAR
And Longest Growing season
las Northwest.

Va hnfthW vest,
weather records show the
Famous THREE RIVERS
COUNTRY Of the Yakima re-
EIon 60 have the greatest
climatic advantages ~ any
place in the Pacific Northwest
You can grow four crops or
alfalfa pee season and after
you have raised your early
potatoeh. you stiil have time
60 raise another big crop ~
the came ground Corn nets
$3.50 60 $50 an acre berries
aud FRUITS 5000 60 $500 AZ
acre. sugar bertH 5000 Co 1900
an acre, and hogs and COWS
thrive on the Fat ~ the lana
itH a REAL dairy tolh-
TRY because the feed iH pro-
duced here. aud you don
have Go pay three or four
prices for ~
isXCuHsioNs EVERY WEEK
We make eNcufHiann every
week 90 THREE RIVERS
FAttMS located on cHthb-
iished irrigation Hyrtcma on
the Yakima. snake ana Coz
lumhia fiyefH. Land be- selling
for 500 an acre. subject tn
perpetual water right Go
along with uH. and inyoHti-
gate this REGULAR country.
foull regret ~ W you don't
Gait or write Tor Information.
EsTEftN PACIFIC
SECURITIES co
oo3-t-s-s ltage Bldg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-02

POSITIVELY highest prices raid
FOR DIAMONDS. gold. silver.
Old or broken j.Wciry. watches
MONEY LOANED OK ZANE
SMITH IEWEfsHY co
az T. = Smith Kids. fourth floor.
PRIVATE sASfTAitiuM - RESi0.
tered physician. Specialist In all
conditions ~ women. Terms rea-
sonahie is.T 18th ave. Capitol
Htil car
SWITCHES AND cURfs MADE
from cnmhinRa Ladies' Improve
m.nt shop. $50 Union st Main sBoI.
DIAMONDS. WATCHES oN CREDIT.
MICHAEL. 200 PIKE ST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-02
WEST SEATTLE
you WILL GO wurrY

bout this place. Listen 10 this. 2
rooms. with large verandn. sleep
ing porch. modern plumbing and
lighting fixtures: garage. chicken
coop: wood shed: two lots. . bear
ing fruit trees. lot 81 rnRpber-
riea: n fine variety. OF ahrubbery
and flowers: n large garden IN:
in fact, almost self-supporting.
and right In tho city: only two
blocks from phinney car line and
pavement Price $4,000. half cash.
balance SOS per month. Call at 71b
sist ~ Phone Ballard 1893.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-02
g WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY

]. n kiEFER-w.st Seattle real .s-
tate exclusively. Established isos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-02
ACREAGE
EXCEPTIONAL nAHGAiS
NICELY fNspuONsEp $500

EXCEPTIONAL ftAHgAfS
NICELY IMPROVED. $500
one % the most attractive little
places Co be had close Go town for
anything like this price broom
house. electric lights. EranRry
good we'll. large garden % potas
toes. beans. curumherH. tomatoes,
etc. which will show quality 81
soil. a young orchard 81 choice
varieties raHpb.rries. gooaebsr.
RIA currante and other small
fruits trsiiiHed and cared for prop
orly, flowers. holly trees. climb
Ing vines. shrubbcry. some stand
ing green trees. splendid view.
owner going on large place. only
reason viii consider selling
Handy for people employed down
town. Satisfactory party can ar
range easy terms. Burke 4 Far
rar. Inc. so1 New York Hook.
1900 down. $50 MONTH
: acres Of cleared land. located at
Foster. on Schttic-TaconA inter
urban. This property has l.
room house. food well. - fenced Z.
has just been plowcd. four blocks
from Pacific highway. Price
$1,000; 5000 down. balance $50 per
month. Phone sidney T2s for d.
FrFffgRa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-02
RooM nousn. NEw

900 cash
ON half.hcrc ground. in West Se-
attic. 500 feet from pavement
Price ti.toot SIS prr month. o.
interest You can make $500 ptofii
on this.
a. c. PETERS. 5ie Third Ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-02
WEST SEATTLE

w. bNna--
$3.50 cash. balance f25 n month.
New house: view OF Sound and
mountains: hardwood floors thru
out: cement basement. fireplace (.
garage: lot 50xt20 feet; Fauntle-
roy Park u beautiful place. No
one can help but like this beauti-
fui home OF large rooms.
SEATTLE INVESTMENT co.
o2f Scnboard Bldg. Elliott 1900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-02
4 roR s.I.r-Auro TRUCKS

gERHIN TRUCK. NIT WHO
WAS AFRAID or WORK
II fs enc Of those few Instances that
We have had 10 contend with In
manufacturing and selling GER
six trucks direct 20 consumer.
He was afraid 81 setting real orr
on hfa hAndm We have the truck
back. and will make a very inter
sstiuE deal 20 a real MAN who
has an honest desire 10 get ahead
New tires and a real guarantee.
Needs little money and good
reputation Gernlx Manufacturing
90 g1t9 rim ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-02

45TH AVE. S.
$4,000
1900 cash. balance can be arranged
TO suit purchaser. Modern 5-rOom
bungalow: has bath, toilet. cleo
trio light. water: lot G6x10j.
II. NJ. JORDAN co.
21l American Rank Bldg.
Main 557--pHONES-E 557
3-ROOM. 2-STORY HOUSE, MOD
ern; partly brick; lower floor can
be converted into 3 rooms; cement
basement. garage. two large lots
five minutes from depot. close to
school; $4,000: half cash, balance
to suit. a snap. B-gi, Star.
YOU SHOULD OWN YOUR OWN
home. See John II. Adams. Mt
Fauntleroy; he makes Il easy for
YOU City office. 2f5 Boston Blk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-02
IS FOR sar.E-RFAL ESTATE

OWN YOUR OWN HOME
We have for sale four modern 8
room cottages two have fire.
places: each lot 1iNibe
30 500 will take them all. $1,000
cash. balance ~ per cent. or VIII
sell them single az 5000 and
y2.s00 each 81. 600 down. balance
SIS per month. and Interest at :
per cent
This will give you approximately
IL per cent return on your money
"a an Investment
We will accept Liberty Bonds at
face value In payment.
Address
A. W. oUtgT COMPANY
1f0 HoEe Bldg. Seattle. wash. or
+. o Box 4o7. Bremcrton. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-02
wAf.l.rNnrnnn NIL.

wAfI.fNGFopD HILL
8. 500 for this 9-room and attic.
most nov house. 81 600 cash.
House clean a. pin. fun three
quarter cement basement. fire.
place. a very attractive house.
with tfKtgo. foot lot ttNo under
the market. and VIII sell this
week
SEATTLE INVESTMENT co.
81 scaboard hidE Elliott zeee
For AAf.E OK LEAsE-It-nops
house. 10 good locality. on "a de-
Hlrabin corner. clear 81, 1000. it.Wo0
cash. balance terms at per cent
or lease $40 month. and two
months In advance. Phone Queen
Anne sac
noMEsEEkt.isA
Rrsponrihls and reliable contractors
for building and repairing work
and Satisfaction guaranteed. No
high salary office man 60 pay,
Consult uH. kes t.1r At East q. A.
Tor At LAKEWOOD. kHxio0. At
$3.50. Please write 60 3eT W. LIB
erty st. Cincinnati O. II. krauae.
s-HooM MODERN. ti.too! tsoo
eash. balance $50 monthly. sos
Firrt ave-.
ARktsnA. PLUMBING. i.gs JACK
son 81. fisacnn iaii! rec. ti~a isii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-02

The good the average man 6ses
may be inferred with his bones with
out ovcrcrowding his casket-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-02
PIIi>>Ey

SPECIAL rHtNNEY NY
broom bungalow 80 blocks Of ear
hardwood floors Fireplace CO.
m~nt basement rnly tg.ftG. $1,000
cash Elliott 24Nt
SIS Eaahanrd bldg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-02
LIGHT USED CARS
Easy on the rockethook.


CHEVROLET touring. IS lido
MAXWELL touring. as ....... $50
nniscoE club ....."........ $50
FORD ~ touring ........'..'. fas
CHEVROLET rs roadster ..... 600
FoRD roadster. ~ ..........-. '7'
PULLMAN Juaior s ....,...... sas
FORD 10 touring ............. ais
FORD IA touring .............. $50
w s puIMAGE MOTOR co.
USED CAR DEPARTMENT
'itoT 10Th Ave.
Between Pike and Union sta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-02
SIoCks ANp noNDs

49, 1850
Will nuY
Liberty Bonds. Thfiu stamps
War Savings stamps
Lone star on. ballard Oh
ii-acon Coat Forks OF
Wicka Tire. Pen motor
Universal nigh Power Tel
Great Western Petroleum.
WILL SELL
t7s cody burglar Alarm co. 81 10
100 Universal High Power. 80
100 Jones Tire Go. .t....... 30
1000 Alaska Petroleum. Coal. Nv
5000 Gone. Salt creek Pet. .Hg
1000 Red Monarch cons OF
1900 Hscia Wyoming on .... .o4
1900 Chitina kuskuiana ..... % y
1909 Alaska iiomrntake t-s.. 10
git Union 81 Elliott $50
1 WILL MY
90 Tnivernai o. y. Tel
20 Seattle Tire A Rubber.
500 Beacon Coal Mines.
1000 Alaska Petroleum. Coal
1000 Western Smelling & Power
5000 Trojan oii. Calf
5000 Forks OF
100 superior Portland Cement
Central building honds
Liberty Bonds. ~ etampH
IFS Chsrr, 81 Main $500
AHAtHNHAH tHH#HHNlt' HHtfh.' -
Market Net Price
Value PAID
frd. complete ....t iln0aE ffabh
80. 81, ,s.'omple'e ..'.' sss9 s o.
WAN SAVINGS STAMPS AND
PARTLY PAID RECEIPTS BOUGHT
SIS loaned on each go Bond
q - NcCpNAHr
atT American Bank Bldg
second and Madison
VIZ nuY LIBERTY AoSDs At
small discount. also partial pay
msnt receipts and w. \ btampa
zoe Haizht fiidx.
% ut sf>Fss OPPORTUNITIES
MILLIONS ARE SUFFERING WfTH
rheuwhfiam. Most important dis
euvery - the ago. An herb ihat
actually drives the most stubborn
case 90 rheumatism entirely cut
Of the system People write uH
ana say they arr nnf1undrd ~ the
frsuits, especially on the kidncyh
Just think % the money making
pohhi bi tee Representatives
wanted tti2 pound. postpaid. 10
pounds. -. expreHH paid. fheurnh-
liam Herb ca. Venice. Cal
: HotisEK EErfSG Rooms AND
garage close IN. rent - hos lease.
For sal BY nWurr 1910 Ninth ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-02

s.RooM MODERN HOUSE. nuSGA-
io~ type. Fireplace, lot toNioT
we'll kept garden. with fruit trees
close TO university and high
school Call at s50s Eighth ave.
y y Phone North 2tgf Terms
reasonable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-02
cnwrN rAnk

AnN ~ IAlth
fien rhah for beautiful Groom
house. on lot t0xio2. good garage
cement basement two blocks from
car line. and good view. outy
s. G0p FUN price
SEATTLE INVESTMENT co
azi Seahoard Bldg Elliott $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-02

wIILYs OVERLAND PACIFIC co
USED CAR DEPARTMENT
18th and u. Pine. East $50.
We now have n good seiec-
tion OF used cars. both IN
the light and T-passengcr.
which have just been over
hauled and come from our
paint shop. These cars make
very attractive buys. espc
cialiy for those with limited
means, "a they are sold at n
liberal discount below the
new price and stiii have not
run 80 far "a to seriously
impair their appearance or
performance.
GOOD uaed cars are very
scarce, and for that reason
IL will pay you 20 invcsti
gate our stock Of cars at
the earliest moment.
We sell them on very lib
cral terms, " desired. and
assure you % splendid scrv-
ice thereafter.
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4 MARRIED. pTScHARcED sAHs-
or wishes work as blacksmith
h~lrer or oil firing Had black
Noble. 1AIf Third ave-. Seattle
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0fScHARGED SOLDIER. COLLEGE
man. good appearance: IL adapta-
bic ~ and desires any employment
altering fair salary and oppor-
/. tunsty. Hubbard. 11of w Spo-
kan~ IT