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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-04
10 FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
r.rnrnrY rAnis

AhHEhAt FAkAt
More Than vs'u- fsr your money
Where lumber and land are fur
nisbed.
Where the mechanic helps build
his own home. according 10
his own plan.
where the price has not been
raised.
are now living and building.
where your payments are less
than rent
where the vaIue will Increase.
where you can live and work in
the city and reach your work
IN 10 minutes.
If you are renting u will pay
you TO bring your wife and
come out and see what others
are doing for themselves. You
viii be surprised We have the
best people and the best
nelRhborhood. Take Lake
Burlen car: get of al 10th
Ave. *. w. and Henderson st.
Walk north one block, Agent
on ground all the time.
w1ssT a WHEELER
ntvsruide offirs
1907 lows ave.
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stso cAsn an 81 rorrn

$3.50 CASH AND ST. MONTH
WIN place you in possession OF two
lots. i0Xi00 n. each. with modern
3-room bungalow. all furnished
ready to move In. Furniture alone
could not be bought for $3.50 on
today's market. There In plenty
of room on these . lots for 2 more
bungalows so buy this for an in
vestment AZ you do not need IL for
your own home, az IL would rent
for $35 month furnished. Street
graded and assessments paid. See
IL today, as owner leaves for Ore
gon Monday From the $40 pay
ment interest Is first deducted and
balance viii be credited on prinoi-
pal each month.
JOHN II. ADAMS co.
Fauntleroy Station on Fauntleroy
car line. or 2i5 Boston Bldg.
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tgslils Neueuf. Cove. Wash Mrs y
l. wright nnufe q fiux se. Pnuishu.
Wash Mrs. M Martha. THT MsniHaa
- Freak =. Tug Ter. 1895 seventh
sac auFtei TftekeY. 1913 y Nmianl
Frederick v.fd. Arfingten. wash
vs.. q tfBsasan. Eds~eenh. wash
l.@e KELLOGG ca rifth ave SO MFs
nay a. He~ef. as8s siss ave W ~
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FTNE-ACRE CHichEN RANCH
s2.ooo-Ail equipped and ready for
business. Buildings TO accommo-
date 1000 hens. A good four-rooan
house. Piped water from spring.
Rich garden ground. A going
place. Close to lake. Close to
transportation. highway and
school. You can make money here.
The price is low. the terms easy.
Main 7i34. C-2e
s5,oo0-Five acre improved land
Edmonds district. Just off paved
boulevard. Magnificent view. Ono
half in cultivation. balance pas
ture: rs bearing fruit trees. Other
small fruits. Good soil. Onc-half
cash. Main 7i3i. C-3e
HENRY C. EWING COMPANY
200 Alaska Building Main 1884
~SERvICEs
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USED = CARS = AND REAL ESTATE: FOR SALE


90 AM aa-ACnU
sRfItALs
20 acres. 1850: s75 down, 80 per
month. Fine for fruit and
chickens. Creek crosses corner
20 acres. 5000. t75 down, SIS per
month. VIII grow anything.
20 acres. 300: 800 down. $50 per
month, Half celery land.
20 acres. $500: 400 down, s25 per
month. Fine alder bottom. with
good creek crossing It,
20 ACRES
20 acres. 1900: 800 down. $50 per
month South slope. fine, deep
soil Grapes VIII make you rich
on 10 acres Of this.
20 acres. 1900: 1850 down. sac per
month Rich loan soil. with two
springs This Is real buy.
40 acres. $1,000. $3.50 down. .z5 per
month. Level alder bottom, with
creek Very easy TO clear.
These are just few Of the bargains
we are offering this week out Of
"A large tract just on the market
in the famous Cherry valley dis
irict. close to Seattle. on good auto
road. You can find just the 20 or
30 you have been looking for. and
at prices and terms you can buy
on. Come In and see photos and
soil. We Will show you the land
any day. 40 acres for the price Of
lot.
REALTY Y CHANCE
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FxrRxxfAEp ACREAGE
n you know values, see our 10-acre
tracts north OF Kirkland. just off
tho paved highway: lie level. in n
good neighborhood, close to school
and handy to Seattle. It's good
soil, easy to clear. and the cheap
est land In King County at 800
per acre. on easy terms.
JOHN J. ELLIOTT COMPANY
22I Ieary Bldg.
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I'VE NtNF1N
Five acres. all cleared and In culti-
walton; &c best varieties of fruit
trees; good well; sweeping view
OF Lake Washington and noun
tains: 10-cent fare; you can go to
and from your business in Seattle
daily. Price $4,000. terms. viii ac-
eept Liberty bonds.
MERRITT REALTY co.
tai New York Block
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POSSESSION AT ONCE

POSSESSION AT ONCE
$1,000
without n doubt this modern Capitol
Hin home Is one of the very best
bargains yet offered in the city.
1t Is either suitable for a large
family boarding or room n K
house. II lis thoroughly modern
throughout. The first floor has
entrance hall. living room, library
with fireplace, dining room. all
with hardwood floors. and kitchen.
The second floor has five bed
rooms. rear porch and bath room
with tub and fine shower. Tho
third floor has two large bedrooms
and hot and cold water In center
hall There liz n toilet and lava
tory on first floor. The basement
Is fun cement with fine hot water
heating plant, Ruud instantaneous
hot water heater. and laundry
trays. There is n garage.
CARTIER MACDONALD a
suI.LEn
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@ wtndss. 1913 rEth Ne. W shelton.
tta " uswe - Mrs A o Smith.
tsyx StM ave a W. - a. Hart.
tHsf Evanston ave Mrs. Marie fiaF-
laugh. 1913 Second ave 20 /. LII.
Ian Mitchell. iTts broadway. J. o.
stewart ssi8 w walker q W
Rect. sit \ ssth. Arthur ro~efs.
1875 y. Mercer
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Some one stole my motor car
To find Il just phoned The Star;
No need OF telling you the rest.
For Star want ads. we know. are
best.
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IS FOR sAI.E--REAL ESTATE

HENRY G. EWING COMPANY
sRATTLErs sTtTALTOHss
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81 900 buys an attractive, nearly new
five-room bungalow. Large living
room across front Butit-in con-
veniUncen Hardwood floors IN
front ~ house. $3.50 cash. Bal
anea like rent Main 7l3A c-2B
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50. 000--A dandy mission style six
room bungalow, Three bedrooms
and two sleeping porcheg. Large
living room. dining room ana
kitchen. Oue-half cement base
mont Lot 60Sf20. All aHReHH-
mentH IN except paving Near the
Junction THIS may be- handled on
easy terms. Main 7I3f. G-2s
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TWO AcREs-sPLENDrD SOIL

S-room house, semi-modern:
large orchard. all kinds OF
fruit; barn. chicken house
and garage; y block from
street ear. Fine place for
chickens. Price $4,000. on
terms. VIII sell cheaper for
cash.
RAINIER axy
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uSAGrr COUNTY r.sNps

sKAGrr COUNTY LANDS
We have about GOO acres OF good
level farm lands in the famous
Mt Vernon district These lands
do not dry out in the summer.
Good pastures on them now. own
or says sell on very easy terms
In tracts from 10 acres up to as
much as you want. The land IL
about one mile from small town
and transportation. School at
your door, VIII accept monthly,
semi-annual or. annual payments.
VIII take you up in auto. Go and
return in one day. Price $500
per acre. on your own terms. Main
9134. J-52
HENRY G. EWING CoMPATT
200 Alaska Bldg Main 71sa.
SERVICE"
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a aargans. sses siss ave-. = w
Alexander cawan. az FentiuH axe
r. W Chapman. jr. sfEt sxra y e.
Rose N Russell. 2st9 ittb ave. 80
Robert Bruce. Norma ndlr Apts.. pth
and University. Apt. lie. A. - welsh.
YES q Minor ave. No Edna } Mars
ria city Lighting Dept. seattle A.
a. nelnuniiisr. sBfs queen Aaaa ave /.
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PINE VIEW lots

"a
HEAuTII-UL TnTI-rsIAISFN
at
JumuLE-sHoP PRICES
A California estate has cleared up
an ancient title To about three
doxsn Of the prettiest view lots In
the district about East Lynn, las,
McGraw. Calhoun and Miller
streets. and between Twentieth
and Twenty fourth Ave nues North
They have put the bunch in our
hands for quick disposal at prices
that are so much under the aver
aRc in this fine district that every
lot should sell on sight. They are
Is and so feet front and the price
run $3.50. ts25. f700. $500 and a
couple OF magnificent corners n,
5000 and 1850.
These are odd parcels right in the
heart OF the exclusive fnteriaiS en-
district. and practically every 10,
II on high ground and has lake
and mountain view. Terms can
be made.
See Mr.. Farrls at No. 1916 Twenty
fifth Ave. North, phone East 1871
or
Hantt mag sdao f-ioosr.o sos lsna Ave
HAVE foU sEnN SoHTH
EtkHKf
It's about the liveilest spot in
the North End New homes are
going up all over the addition.
About a month ago we began
che
SALE or 100 REMAINING LOTS
and Mt the present rate OF SELL
Ing there Will be none left in a
short while.
We have all OF the convene noes.
such as paved bouievards. street
car and bus service, fine graded
school city water. electric light.
sidewalks. telephones. commun-
Ivy club house. etc. but no city
taxes or assessments.
We stili have n number Of lots
fronting paved streets which can
DC bVhkuA on terms OF s@o cAHh
and SO monthly. and IL you de-
sire to build we are in position
to render substantial assistance.
Come to main office, zoo Alaska
Bldg, or go to branch office at
$500 Greenwood Avenue and we
VIII show you the property.
n MINES. SOLE A0EsT
Alaska BIDS.
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RAINIER scr
$4,000 COUNTRY HOWE

$500 COUNTRY HOWE
Two acres at Edmonds. north OF
city: beautiful view: good paved
highway: As minutes from BUSH
ness center of city; all in cuItivA-
ton: rooms and sleeping porch:
fine fireplace. lights. telephone.
city water: very fine home
place. Stop at Kingsbury's place
in Edmonds or phone
BURwELL & MoRFoRD
Main 1855. SIS Colman Bldg.
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II FOR sAIE--AUroM0BiLEs
ECONOMY cAHs

1919 CHEVROLET: IN prime eondi.
ton. ready to work .......s .ssss
DODGE. 1917 roadster. up 10 snuff
MAXWELL 1918 touring: os~rhsnl@d
and tuned for the road ..s.s. f4sp
1919 SCRIPTS BOOTH 6: suappy,
economical ................. tl.@sV
CHEVROLET $50 bug. new. red
bug: just made over, ........ sssV
40 CHEVROLET touring fine
condition. Get busy II you want
this ..s...-...ssss.st $hte
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$3.50 cash. balance like rent. A nice
five room cottage. located at b2t
East 18TH 81 Assessments all
paid Lot 40Ni00 feet Cement
basement. laundry trays. double
construction. Better look at this
one. VIII sell furniture In home
cheap. Main 7i3t. O-2g
wrsT woonI AND DISTINCT
ss.eSo-Five rooms Large lot New
~ renovated. one block 10 car
line Good neiRhborhood. Price
IL below real value. Terms very
easy $500 cash Will handle,
House - vacant and can give you
possession nj once. good buy az
the price. Main 7i3f. J-Sz
Loyal HEIGHTS
81. 300 Seyen-room bungalow. Lot
60klO0. Chicken sheds and fruit
trees. owner IL nonresident and
inEtrnetA us TO sell on easy terms
at a price that you could not build
We can prove u u you viii let as
show you the property. 1890 cash
VIII handle. Balance like rent.
Main 1884. J-52
1850 cash. slx-rpom house ~
blocks from Meridian ear line. Two
lots. All assessments paid This
house Is worth more money. and
should sell Immediately. who
wants itT Main 7l3a o-zs
HENRY e. EWING COMPANY
zoo Alaska Building. Main Ti3f
SsEHyIcK~
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IS ron sAI.E-REAL ESTATE

IS FOR sAI.E-REtL ESTATE
ii.eSo-4-room modern base
ment; lot sosico' aHse rs'nrnm
In ana PAID 1879 cash. 'ls per
faioo-f-room modern. bed
rooms Lot soHiao' Grand
's.soo-~s rooms. large attic;
lot seSiie' ON car line 1900
$4,000 -- Groom completely
furnished good lot. feet
paid $500 cash 'sS per
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REALTY Y CHANGE
800 Hinckley Blk.

YAKIMA LAvDs 20 CENTS
on THg DOLLAR
We are Offering 5000. 900 worth
~ orchard and alfalfa lands at
30 per cent OF what IL cost 70
produce them. These lands are
In the hands OF a receiver and
We have been appointed sales
agents. Fl fun bearing orchards
several tracts OF fine alfalfa.
zoo to 400 acres Of raw land.
These orchards Will pay for
themselves In two seasons, some
Of them producing this year A.
high as 1900 per acre gross.
Prices range from SIS per acre
for raw land up to 500 for
the best orchards. Tracts vary
from five acres up to forty. All
under the Government sunny
side Canal. Plenty Of water.
Two miles to town. Good roada.
Going over every week Come
In and make arrangements to
so with us. Call and let's talk
IL over. Open evenings. J-52
HENRY C. EWING COMPANY
200 AiaskA Bundias. maia 7sss
SERVICE
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ACREAGE

ACREAGE
UNIVERSITY .--rgAvENN NM
The biggest piece Of richest land in
Seattle for the lowest price.
You can put up n temporary homo
and avoid high rents.
ssss-ouARTER AcRES-s5is
ONLY $50 CASH. $40 A MONTH
SEE THEM AT ONCE
office Corner s5th Ave. N. Il. and
55th St
Phone Kenwood 364s
GOODWIN REAL ESTATE co. Ino.'
Victor Green. Sales Manager
3ia Leary Bldg. Main 1857
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1880 rarors

1880 rRIcrs
o------------------------- ---------------------o
ouH USED CARS ARE NOW
BASED OK A isso BASIS. IN
OTHER WORDS THESE
PRICES ARE PROM stoo
TO $500 LESS THAN
THESE cans WOULD
HAVE SOLD FoR THREE
MONTHS AGO.
{ isls Chandler passenger that
We sold five mopths ago at
ftsea that NC offer for si.260.
/ taiS Chandler T-passcnger. s
cord tires. bumper. etc A
beauty aad we'll worth 1850.
AR-o price shfVe
1919 MAXWELL passenger. like
new. spot light. bumper. etc,
run but itttlc. 5000
fsis Maxwell s-passeaEer. a fis-
hAnt car ss*tst sts....s sou
1919 Maxwell passenger. good
ttrNs sssss~ss..*.s.s.s sfaV
is1e MAXWELL. passenger. SELF
starter etc ....s...+....sstto 1900
1918 MAXWELL, s-passengcr road
stcr. tires ...........s...tsa
1915 Chevrolet passenger ,sss
1915 Overland. passenger ,toO
1917 nriscoe. s-passengsr ssoe
Two Ferds spassenEer $500
1915 scripps Booth. wire wheel
roadster. Paint Ia fine. $500
1913 Overland. passenger. $3.50
fei; Es~ri,t. s-pa..eaxer.. $3.50
( 1917 Buick passenger. oversize
tires. $1,000.
ALL CARS IN RUNNING ORDER
I AWAY nELow rHE MARKET.
TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED
/ USED CAR DEPARTMENT
SEATTLE AUTOMOBILE
SALES COMPANY
iioi East Pike Street
cHAxDLrR MAXWELL
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ACREAGE OPPORTUNITIES
About rs acres north on r.s-f-u ana
near Lake Cassidy Fine soil and
easily cleared. Price $l.700. Terms
to salt.
10 acres on good road and near
school. Price $500. Terms to suit.
10 acres on county road and has
stream crossing 1t. Price $3.50.
Terms to suit.
200 acres near Monroe. Wash. This
property can be purchased very
cheap as IL must be sold in order
to satisfy creditors.
Several 5-acre tracts that are worth
your while investigating.
I want 40 families who would be in
terested in a colonization project
in Snohomish county. to call at
once. / will make the price and
terms on 5-acre tract that will
suit you.
W. X. MACFARLANF
- Aeary building
A STREAM AND RICH, BLACK
LOAN SOIL
out. Everett interurban.. Farms
proposition. Main highway; car
TALKING POINTS. s125 per acre.
Terms.
FRANK n. ATTSIwS-
667 Empire Building.
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NJ. COLE

NJ. COLE
Some one stole my motor car,
He kept II just day:
/ put a want ad in The Star.
And got my Chevrolet.
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NosT HrAUTIFUL MODERN
s-uooa HOUSE
Large fireplace: hot water
furnace: billiard hall; play
room: bullt-in features:
laundry trays: large shade
trees; splendid orchard:
garage; on one OF the most
Rristocratic boulevards in
the city. select neighbor-
hood. View Of Lake wash
ington, Price $1,000. on
terms. or cheaper for cash.
5-room modern house. cx-
cept furnace: large attic:
fruit trees: large lot; con-
crete steps and WALKS
around the house: large
basement View OF lake.
Spiendi Id ncighborhood.
Streets all graded Price
$4,000 On terms like rent, or
cheaper LOT ehhH.
RATvEn ss7
1900 WORTH or LUMBER AND
choice tract of land. s0xi20 feet
fronting on 60-ft. street and 1e-ft.
alley. Fine neighborhood. Close
70 car and schools. city water.
900 cash. SIS per month. Where
can you match thisg Why pay
rent1
WEST A WHEELER
Second and Marion Elliott s252
aUrrx sWyF BARGAIN
B-room bungalow; paved street; CO.
ment basement; swell location.
Owner doesn't live here. Must be
soid. Only $4,000; $500 cash. Ell
llot, 7sot. k1s seaboard Bldg.
A DANDY VIEW HOME
Al nfcmNoNn nEACH
Tract t5xf2o feet: good --room
house. all plastered: good water.
Can have electric lights. You can
live here and~work in this city.
Transportation Is good. You can
travel by stage. train or boat This
property Is close to good school.
You could not build the house for
what we are asking for the whole
thing. Price $500. on good terms.
LAM ronEsT FARM
I acre and Groom house: electric
lights. city water and good view:
close TO good school: IS minutes
from this city. Here IL where you
can enjoy life. Price only si,T00.
on good terms.
UxIMrRovBD BOTTOM LAND
NORTH END
Ten acres OF the best OF soil: big
creek. good road; close to good
school: land not hard to clear,
only one mile from paved high
way. Here is where you get good
soil for your money. Price $1,000,
$3.50 cash.
THE DOUGLAS co.
S2t Leary BidE. Main $3.50
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TERMS

-urfck s------------fitt Cks-~
Excel. THEM rMpossIuLEi
EQUAL THEN? TRY
-INvEsTIGATE--
TWO SIX
CYLINDER 1918
6-PASSENGER CARS
WITH CORD TIRES. NEW ToPs;
AND ARE GOOD LOOKING
1918 COUPE
WITH CORD TIRES
IL Al MECHANICAL CONDITION
AND LOOKS LIKE NEW.
1917
S-PAssENGER
g-CYi.INpER CAR, HAS
NEW MOTOR. NEW TOR,
NEW FINISH. AND LOOKS
LIKE NEW
PASSENGER
can WITH CORD TIRES. IN
F.xCEI LENT CONDITION
INSIDE AND OUT
TERMS
ELDnrDaE HuICsx conrArr
so2 East P1kn St
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see oLsssTr-D

s7th and Greenwood Ballard isi7
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NORTH FIND HOMES
$500
WOODLAND Park DISTRICT
Groom bungalow; built five years,
cement basement: bookcases; cab
met kitchen. Also n good Broom
cottage In rear IL rented at xlb per
month. lot 40xi0O with sound
and mountain view. 1900 cash
viii handle this.
ESQ
MERIDIAN DISTRICT
rooms; semi modern; well built.
n fine lot: close to car and schools
easy rerms.
e. SIN
GREEN LAKE
Close To business district; Q rooms;
60xiO0. or will sell the house
with 30xt00 at $4,000; small pay
ment down.
$4,000
CORLfSS AVE.
Modern 5-room bungalow; cement
basement: laundry trays. etc. VOW
cash, balance to suit.
mcsFTTr a HABTrE
Brick Building 45th and Meridian.
North 81,
OPEN SUNDAYS. AUTO SERVICE
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ALEXANDER CowAN.
fls Pontlus Avenue. city
star Classified Is my best friend.
II bftHUs results. voa car depend
No matter rhaf. or tohSre you arc.
No city LIMITS 20 The star.
= w. CHAPMAN. JR.
eost 2srd y. T., Seattle
star Classified "a my best friend:
Their Waaf Ads are tho best.
ioH trrsfs pour al and scHd u IN
The star lstn ITO the rest.
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THE DOUGLAS co.
12t LearS BidE. Main $3.50
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WANTED Horses to pasture; fenced
pasture, plenty of water and good
grass. J. Svatonsky, phone 2Sx10.
Slip
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Superior Court of the State
of Washington, for Benton county, in
probate. 49,, r.. .....
In the matter of the estate Of Mary
Kerchell, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Henry
Kerchell has been appointed and has
qualified as executor of the last Will
and Testament of Mary Kerchell, de-
ceased and that all persons having
claims against said deceased are here
by notified and required to serve the
same upon the undersigned executor
at the office of c. L. Holcomb, his at
torney, the place of business of said
estate; and to file the same with the
clerk of said court, together with proof
of such service within six months af-
ter the date of the first publication Of
this notice, or the same will be barred.
Date of first publication, May %,
1919. ~
HENRY KERCHELL, Exc.
C. L. Holcomb, 49, +
Atty for Executor. ~ 5:22-6:19
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Heroes, Every One.

In a section of the North Pennsyl-
vania street stands on Welcome Home
day, two women were much interested
in the drum-major's pigeon-toed course,
with his back forming 45 degree an
gle with the pavement.
Ever one o. our soldier boys be jest
in his rights IL he strutted like that
leader, with his stick at the head O.
the band" one commented.
'rLawsy, all he needs is some feath-
ers an he'd beat the sprucest turkey
gobbler / ever seen in all my born
days." her companion remarked.
A man next to them volunteered !:
"Well, our boys amt goin' to strut
any; but as you say. they all got a
license to-; an didn't they certainly
take the goose-step out o. the German
army. when they chased 'em back
across the Rhine?"
"Ain't they the grandest heroes ever
was?" the first woman asked.
"Bet yer life." the man agreed with
pride.
eyes, indeedy!" the other woman ex-
claimed. News.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

United States Land Office, Walla
Walla, Washington, April 80, 1919.
Walla Walla List No. 1853, Serial
No. O7991.
Notice is hereby given that the
Northern Pacific Railway Company,
whose post Office address is st. Paul,
Minnesota, has this Both day of April,
1919, filed in this office its application
to select under the provisions of the
act of congress, approved July 1, 1898,
$50 Stat. 597, 500 NWA NWA Sec
ton 10-8N- 29E, w. NJ, 1000 acres.
Any and all persons claiming adj
versely the lands described, or desir-
ing to object because of the mineral
character of the land, or for any other
reason, to the disposal to applicant
should file their affidavits of protest in
this office, on or before the 18th day
of June, 1919.
5:15-6:19 Fred NJ. Hedger, Register.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-06-19
Statesmen WANTED

McConnan & Company want num-
Der of statesmen to fill territory in
which their line has been well estab-
lished.
Position is permanent, profitable,
healthy and pleasant. Territories OPP
en- include Kittitas, Yakima and Ben
ton counties. Selling experience is not
necessary. We train you in salesman
ship. This is very good proposition
for man enjoying outside work. For
particulars write McConnon & Com
pany, Winona, Mimi, or Statesmen So
licitors, Mr.. ]. o. Engle, Eatonville,
Wash. After application has been re-
ceived, can call on you in person rel
alive to this offer. j. o. Engle, solic-
itor. 5:22-612
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-06-19
Some Good Out Of War.

The geophone, listening instru-
ment developed by the French during
the war to detect enemy underground
mining operations, is to be used by our
bureau of mines as a possible aid in
locating miners who have been en-
tombed after a disaster. A miner
pounding on coal seam can be heard
with this instrument 1,200 feet away.
Recently pit boss who happened to be
near while the geophone was being
tested in mine, put the instrument to
his ears. He heard so distinctly that he
called out in a startled tone: MACK is
tamping in a charge. We had better
move away" A coal seam 300 feet
thick separated Mack from the start
led boss at the time.