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Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1919-04-24

three hundred forty-nine and
9-l0O (l,349.09) chains to
the north boundry of the Be-
len Grant; thence meandering
the east bank OF the said Rio
Puerco in southerly direc-
ton, along the east bank Of
the Rio Puerco, to the place
Of beginning.
together with all and singular,
the tenements, hereditamenrs
and appurtenances thereunto be-
longing and appertaining.
The amount Of the indebtness
to pay which said sale is made
is the sumsof $49, ,584.9S, toge,
ther with interest ther, on at the
rate Of 6 percent per annum r.
ON the FIRST day Of January,
1919, and the costs Of this suit
amounting to $ll.70 and costs
OF this sale to be taxed.
Dated at Belen, New Mexi-
co, this 9th day Of April, 1919.
F. c. H. LIVINGSTON
Referee.
First Publication April 10Th,
1919.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1919-04-24
Notice of Suit
Stateof New Mexico
In the District Court
IL

Cruz Hernandez de Argue
lies, plaintiff No.
vs. 2l96
Jose Arguelles, defendant.
To the above named defendant,
Jose Arguelles:
You are hereby notified that
suit has been brought against you
in the District Court for the Co.
unity of Valencia, State of New
Mexico by the above named pla-
intiff praying for an absolute di-
vorce on the grounds Of abandon
ment and desertion; and ynu are
further notified that unless you
enter your appearance in said
suit and answer the complaint in
said cause on or before the 29th
day Of May. 1919 decree pro
confesso will be entered against
you and the relief prayed for will
be granted. Plaintiffs attorney
ia Harry P. Owen whose post Of
flee address is Los Lunas, New
Mexico.
Witness M hand and the seal
of said court OF this the 18th day
of April, 1919.
DIEGO ARAGdN
County Clerk & Ex-Oflicio Clerk
of District Court
BY W. D. Newcomb.
Deputy.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1919-04-24

of abandonment, desertion and
non support and for the custody
of their minor child Silvia Baca,
and you are further notified that
unless you be and appear at the
Court House of the County and
State aforesaid and answer the
complaint filed in this cause on
or before the 9Th day of May, A.
D. 1919, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, of
said day, a decree pro confesso
will be entered against you and
the relief prayed for will be
granted. a
The attorneys for plaintiff are
BARNES and Livingston and their
place of business Is at Belen, New
Mexico. e>.
Witness my hand and the seal
of said Court this 28th day of
February. 1919.
lSeall Diego Aragon
7 District Clerk.
By w. D. Newcomb
Deputy.
Mar. Is, At.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1919-04-24
Notice of Suit

To the above named, Polo Ba-
ca; you are hereby notified that
snit 'ss2ag been commenced against
you in tbs District Court of the
Seventh judicial District of the
State Of New Mexico in and for
che County Of Valencia by the a.
bove named plaintiff praying for
an absolute divorce on thegrounds
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1919-04-24
Notice of Sale
WHEREAS, In the District


Court of the Seventh Judicial
District within and for the Cou-
nty Of Valencia, State OF New
Mexico, in a certain cause nu-
mbered 2O48, and entitled Ad-
olphe Didier, Trustee for the
Board Of Trustees Of the Belen
Land Grant, a corporation as
such Trustee, and the Board OF
Trustees of the Belen Land CIR
ant, a corporation, plaintiffs, ver-
sus Abran Abeyta and Emilia
IS Abeyta, his wife, defendants.
there was made and entered on
the End day Of January. 1919,
a certain final judgement and
decree finding and adjudging
that the defendant, Abran Abey-
ia, was indebted to the plaintiffs 5
on account Of two promissory
notes dated November 10th,
1914 the first in the sum OF
$4,000 due and papable on or
before March lst, 1915; and the
second in the sum Of $4,000
due and payable on or before
March lst, 1916, both payable
to the order OF the Board Of Tr-
ussees Of the Belen Land Grant
at the Socorro State Bank, So
zorro, New Mexico, with inierc,
st thereon at the rate of 8 per-
cent per annum, and 10 percent
additional as attorneys fees if
not paid at maturity and there
after placed in the hands Of an
attorney for collection, and
WHEREAS, it was found that
neither the said promissory no.
tes nor any part thereof nor the
interest thereon had been paid,
and that the amount Of said In
dsbtness, principal and interest,
on the FIRST day Of January, 1919
was the sum of $43,48 SO, and
WHEREAS, the defendants
made, executed and delivered
to the plaintiff, Adolphe Did'cr,
as Trustee Of plaintiffs Board
of Trustees Of the Belen Land
Grant, and for the purpose oi
securing the payment OF said
promissory notes and OF the mo-
aeys paid by plaintiffs for taxes
in said decree set forth, a cert
ain mortgage and deed OF tfus'
dated the 10th day Of Noyenl'
ber, 1914, and conveying to
said plaintiff, Adolphe Didler,
as Trustee, the lands and pre-
mlses in said deed Of trust ano
in the complaint in said cause,
and hereinafter described, and
WHEREAS, the plaintiffs have
paid as taxes on SAID premises
in the Counties of Socns'o and
Valencia, and for the benefit ol
the defendants, s1ch sums as
amount with interest thereon al
s percent per annum to the first
day OF January, 1919, TO the TO-
tai sum Of $t398.70, Which sum
was by said final judgement and
decree adjudged to be due from
defendants to plaintiffs and to
be secured by the lien OF said
deed Of trust and payable out Of
the moneys arising from the sale
Of said premises as in said final
decree directed, and
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1919-04-24

found and adiudged the defen-
dants tn be indebted to plain
tiffs in the sum of S4348 rs as
attorneys fees, due and payable
under the terms Of said promis-
sorry notes, and the said deed OF
trust; which sum was adjudged
to be secured by the said deed
of trust and payable Out Of the
moneys arising from the sale Of
said premises rs in said final
decree directed, aid
WHEREAS, during the pend
ency Of said cause Adolphe Di-
dier, Trustee, died, and Placido
tJagsmilio, Sheriff Of the said
Valencia County, was by order
OF said Court substituted as pla-
intia in the place Of said Adol.
phe Didier, deceased, and
WHEREAS. the indedtness ai-
oresaid together with the sum Of
$250.O0 allowed as compensa-
ton to the said Trustees and
the sum OF $4,000 allowed to
F. c. H. Livingston, referee, to-
gether with the costs Of this suit
were by said final judgement
and decree declared to be a lien
upon the premises in the said
deed of trust and in the comp
laint in said cause, and herein
after described, and the said
premises were by said final ju.
dgement and decree ordered and
directed to be sold and the pro-
.ceeds thereof applied to the pay
ment of the costs Of said sale
and OF the cost and allowances
in said cause and of the indebt.
ness due to the plaintiffs, as
Aforesaid, and
WHEREAS, F. c. H. Livings
ton was designated and appoint
ed as a referee OF said Court to
make said sale and distribute
and apply the proceeds thereof;
Now, THEREFORE, the und-
ersigned, F. c. H. LIVINGSTON
in pursuance OF the order and
directlon OF the Court in the ab-
owe entitled cause, will on Tues
day the 9th day Of May, 1919,
| at the hour Of two O'Clock in the
afternoon, sci! at Public Auction,
for cash in hand, at tn" front do
or of the Post Office at the town
of Belen, Valencia County, New
Mexico, to the highest and best
bidder, the following described
premises and r, al estate situated
in the qQundes Of Valencia and
Socor Q A the stag Ct New
Mexico:
Beginning at point at wh-
ich the n.hh houndry OF the
Servil.eta Gtautintersects the
east bank OF the Rio Puerco;
thence east one hundred thir-
ty-two and "A 100 (l32.44
chains to the right Of way Of
the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe Railway; north tw-
enty-rntse &23) degrees, tw-
enty two az ainutes e st
along the said righr oi gay,
fifty-iour (54) chains; thence
north seNenty-one (7!( deg
rees, eighteea Al8) minutes
west, fifty-two l52) chains;
thence north one (l) degree,
fifteen and one half minutes
(l5.5t west, one thousand
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1919-04-24

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned. appointed
Special Master by the court here
in, will, pursuant to a decree OF
the District Court of Valencia Co
unity, on the 26th day of May, 1918
offer for sale, under such decree,
and sell to the highest bidder for
cash, at the front door of the Po-
st Office at Diener, Valencia Co.
UNITY, New Msxico, at 9 o'clock
in the forenoon of said date, the
following described goods, chat
tells, tools and machinery of the
Copper Hill Company, or so much
thereof as will satisfy the Judge
ment in this cause in the sum of
So, 1880, with interest thereon
at the rate Of 6 per cent ner an.
mum from Decnmbar22 % 1918 re-:
the further sum of 1913 55. with
interest thereon at the rate Of G
per cent per annum from Decem-
ber 28. 1918. as attorneys fees,
and for the costs of this suit and
of this sale.
Boiler No. ]. | Frazier Chalmers
Boiler ID feet long. 4 feet 6 inch.
es in diameter and smoke stack
boiler fronts and CRATES
Boiler No. z. i Hens.ri & ha:
thoff Boiler IL feet long, 4 feet G
inches in diameter, and smoke ST.
ack. boiler fronts and CRATES.
! Frost engine estimated 45 horse
power. l IA inch drive belt alb
out'60 feet long. l main line sh-
sftinp about 81 feet long and 2
inches II diameter l"n" -.'..
shafting about 16 feet long nd
rs inches in diameter. PuIleys
and hangers for both Shaftinqs.
rolls. helt, feed belt, screen belts
and crusher belts. Fine rolls.
Patent feed for rolls. Patent Sc
reen. Elevator belts and buckets
9 patent elevator pulIeys. 1 100
ton crusher. IL feet line shaft
and pullsys. 50 feet steel pan tr-
oughs dynamo and cutoff box.
water supply tank. Storage "a
nix. 4 leaching tanks. 2 solution
tanks. 8 square precipitation ia
nkS. 2 long precipitation tanks.
2 solution tanks. double drum
heisting enn'He. I 25-horse po-
.War boiler. / single dram 10-hor-
se power hoisting engine. 200
feet T rail. blacksmith outfit.
200 feet water pipe, more or less.
Frogs and switches, 2 iron mine
cars. 8 steam drills. / wagon
scales truck scales. 2 large
steam pumps. I centrifugal pu-
mp. Z 100 ton crusher. Rods for
acid tsAk Pipe valves. Pipe cut
tsrs. Pip dies. Pipe wrenches.
Pipe fitting, Pipe valves,
!. L. Iden
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1919-04-24
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
County of Valencia
In the District Court.
The Bernalillo Merc-)
antile Company Of }
Grants, a corP0ra;'cnj
Plaintlff,)
vs. J No.2l74
William McFsrland
and Robert R. J
Moak, }
Defendants,
Notice of Suit.
Defendants, }
Notice Of Suit.

To William Nc Farland and
Robert R. Moak, defendants:
You are hereby notifed
that a case is now pending in the
above entitled court, suit num-
bered and entitled as above,
whereby the Bernalillo Mercan-
tile Company of Grants, a corp
GRAFTON, seeks to recover the sum
of Four Hundred Eighty six and
twenty nine one hnndredths
($486. 29) dollars against you and
that the plaintiff has caused to
be attached. the following prop
erty:
l Witte engine % H P. 2988O
l Saw husk complete
l Saw carriage with track
l Belt tightner
10 Iron rolls
l Extra pulley
8 Cant hooks, ! handle
l Portable forge
l Shaft 10 #.
TracE for carriage
Belts ropes
6 Shovels
l 56 in. saw
3 Bars iron, and other small tn.
ings belonging to the saw mill.
- :" |" eh--.luy Uur appearance
in said cause on or before Nav
18th, 1919, a default will be TAX
en- against you and the relief pr
aged for in the complaint will be
granted and the above property
sold to pay the amount of said
judgement,
The name and nostoffice ad-
dress Of tneplaiatjtf 5. attorneys
is Rodev K Rodey. Alhuauerque,
New IItAlcu
Diego Aragon
County Clerk & Ex-Officio Clerk
BY w. D. Newcomb,
Deputy Clerk.
Seal Of District Couru.
STATE OF NEW ttkv1CO
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1919-04-24
LEGAL NOTICE

IN IaE plSTRICTC COURT, VA.
l.ENCIA COUNTY, NEW
MEXICO.
Lola Garcia de Baca,
Plaintiff,
VS.
Polo Baca,
Defendant.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1919-04-24
Legal Notice

IN THE DISTRICT COURT
OF THE SEVENTH JUDI
CIAL DISTRICT, WITHIN
AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF VALENCIA, STATE OF
NEW MEXICO.
Joseph L. Matt and john
G. ! att, )
Plaintiff, } No.
Copper Hill Company }
and D. B. Whiteside,
Defendants.
NOTICE OF SALE
UNDER DECREE OF FoRECLo
SURE OF CHATTEL MORTGAGE
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1919-04-24

COUNTY OF VALENCIA
IN THE DISTRICT COURT.
Ruby G. Forester, J
Plaintiff,
VS. No.2lSl
EmsIey H. Forester, }
Defendant. }
NOTICE OF SUIT.
TO Emsley H. Forester,
You are hereby notih-
ed that there is now pending in
the above hamed court a suit
numbered and entitled as above
wherein the plaintiff Ruby C.
Forester seeks by her complai-
Mt an absolute divorce from you
on the ground of none-support
and abandonment, and you are
further notified that unless you
enter or cause to be entered your
appearance in said cause, on or
before May 18th, 1919, a decree
pro confesso will be taken again
st you and the relief prayed for
will be granted.
The name of the plaintiffs
attorneys is ROdey and Rodey
and their postoffice address is
Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Diego Aragon
Clerk
By W. D Newcomb
Deputy,
Seal Of District Court
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1919-04-24

S TATE OF Now ktkv!CO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-22
State Fights Rate
Cut for Portland

An intervention complaint oppos-
ing the petition OF Portland and the
Inland Empire for lower freight
rates between those points has been
filed with the interstate commerce
commission by the state public serv-
ice commission.
The city OF Seattle. the Seattle
Chamber of Commerce and the port
commission several days ago for.
warded their complaints to Wash.
ington. No word has been received
of the date for the hearing in the
case. 1t probably will be heard in
Portland early in July
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-22

1870. ALL CASH. Ht'YS 4 LOT BOX
isi 90 alley, on bist and Charles
ton. liuy this lot and pat D. iu as
first payment on "a home. No ono
viii question les value NJ 5000
The only object in selling this lot
90 cheap ~ 10 pay the nHHenHmentH
on tho other lots.
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Speed Policeman
Rams Automobile

In collision between a motor
cycle driven by Officer A. j. Hill
and an automobile driven by Harry
Mentzer.s As. a carpenter. OF i2ss
Westlake ave. Wednesday night
HIN was bruised and scratched. his
uniform torn and his motorcycle al
most completely ruined. The other
machine was slightly damaged.
According to Hin, he was riding
south on Westlake when Men<Te1
crossed the street TO turn into
garage at Eighth ave. and Westlak<
ave. Hin could not stop in time to
avoid the accident Mentzer. in his
report TO the police declared that he
did not see the patrolman.
Mentzer was booked at headquar
tiers and released on his persona.
recognizance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-22

.. 10 or 20 acres. 20 minutes walk 10
intorurhan Rud auto stage ser
Vice every hour. all level. very
rirh. deep soil. alder. maple aud
cedar land. logged and burned
very clean easy g. clear. better
than land selling at 1876 or 1900
per acre ia Same district Every
tract same price. tiO0 per acre:
80 cash aud 81 per acre month
COUNTRY HOME AND FARM
10 acres: 7 acres cleared. Al bottom
land. good orchard. creek. spring
and we'll. Groom house barn
chicken houses quarter mile 90
school and T.. o. handy 10 Seattle.
Price $4,000. terms.
AAEEN a SEXTON
1910 Firat Ave Elliott 53i7.
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FARM LANDS
MEN WANTED ~
THE COUNTRY WHERE
TAHHsits PROPER

MEN WANTED ~
THE COUNTRY WHERE
TAIt1EttE PROSPER
Hundreds Of Thousands ~
dollars now being spent on
irrigation projects, roads
aud bridges IN the famous
THREE RIVERS COUNTRY.
offering an opportunity 90
settlers - get plenty ~
work az good whKea. THIS
b. the country where you can
support your family
And save several
Hundreds ~ dollars
Every year.
You can raise tons ~ al
falfa 10 the acre. ana 20
tons 81 sugar beeth to the
Rcte=-aino big crops ~ corn,
potatoes. straw berries. nsi-
ons. grapes. apples. peaches.
pears. etc.
1900 An ACRE
Buys land on an irrigation
system already established.
THIS land Dos subject 20 "a
perpetual water right Three
tfauHcontinental railroads.
good thriving towns. pros
porous farms all around
you. Join one of our feFu-
lar excursion parties TO this
Land ~ Opportunity
WESTERN PACIFIC
SECURITIES co
s07-s-iG Hoge Bldg.
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1 roH s,LE-luTo TRICKS

{
0ERSfN Ton AND A nALF WILL
noon nn on rms aTnEETs
Our supply 81 material for the emai II
ueralx IL rapidly nearing Seattle.
and tho tun-and -a-haif GEttStN
VIII shortly be ia production This
viii be little brother ~ the two
and-A-half-ton GERNfN, and viii
cell fot something like t2.Gb0. + o.
b seattle The same liberal terms
aud absolute year guarantee viii
he given on both trucks. with the
eontinued popularity - tho GER
six line, II will be hut short
time until larger and more CONE
modioua factory viii BE- needed
We viii be pleased Go confer with
purchasers who intend adding 10
their equipment ~ contemplate
using this atEe truck GerHiN Man
ufaeturlng Co. 23ia iitth ave,
Seattle.
6s AUTO ACCESSORIES
AUTO TopS TOP COVERS. BEAT
covers. curtains. carpets. cushions,
closed and open car upholstery of
every description. Special atten-
ton given 10 repairs and altora-
lions.
Prompt and courteous service.
Pacific AUTO tor co.
tiA y Pike ST
phone Main tsta. seattle. wash.
IS rOR stLE--REAL ESTATE
800 ROOM HOUSE. DOUBLE
construction. wood shed. chicken
house running water. huilt@tn
features "a kitchen fine location
lot apNigO. low taxes no special
assessments. good neiEhborhood;
surrounded b attractive homes.
fT5o--fn beautiful Msyd~ nhauer bay.
water front. Including shore lands
facing on boulevard 9foNs0. good
boat service. &c fare.
g.. s00--t.room house, city water .
acres land lies we'll all under
cultivation. Rainier valley; close
20 car limo.
81. s60--t0 acres: lies level. we'll
watered. close 60 Long LAKE. Kit
sap county.
81. 500 acres: about half cleared.
lies we'll, beautiful view. city, lake
and mountains.
NJ y WIGHT
lie Hoge building Main s52.
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ron RENT-uoUsEs
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

/ FURNISHED s-RooM HOUSE. Also
Housekeeping rooms. close In isie
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So FOR SALE-WATERFRONT
PROPERTY

SALT WATER BEACH TRACTS
The Cream OF the Main Land
Frontage
SEATTLE AND TACOMA
Ideal for summer homes and camp
sites; 40 minutes out Via the Dcs
Moincs boulevard; large tracts:
beautifully wooded: parked, ready
for use; pure spring water piped;
sandy beach; bath houses; float
ing dock good boating and fishing.
ROBERT MALTBI CO, zoos 3rd Az.
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30 ACRES. ALL RICH. BLACK
alder bottom land: In a prosperous
community. with improved farms
on three sides. Priced low and on
easy terms
CALVIN PHILLIPS e. COMPANY
500 iscary Building.
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ONE OF THE PRETTlEST
summer camps between Seattle and
Tacoma; Broom bungalow. with
large sleeping porch: sandy beach.
good boating and fishing: large
lot. 60N132. all in grass; nice shade
trees. Price sl,250; terms.
ROBERT MALTBY co. zoos Srd Az,
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ron s,IE-AuroMonIIEs

WASHINGTON OAKLAND co.
18th and y. Pike. East 6ii.
WE SELL OK EASY
PAYMENTS
1915 Stearns touring, excellent
mechanical condition. two
spare caHingu. Price .sft0o
1917 Ford touring! excellent
condition, extra equipment
ana terms ss-,.......t,,N ts'
1915 chevrolet touring fine
vond tions exceptionally
good tires. ready for the
road extra tire equipment
'ttt.sttss sssssss.....' N'sS
1915 Oldsmohile Six Just paint
ed, with ali good tires and
one extra s.t...s-..'sN lt-su
1919 Maxwell, all good tircai
one spare ttfs down fbsa
1917 Ford roadster. demount-
able rims. good tires. new
top. car 10 now having new
top put on. then viii be hrut
tn paint shop ilck out
your color and We VIII paint
roadster To- suit Price 81
ear. including new top and
paint .t.+,st.stssrt fA's
1917 Oakland touring. Just out
% paint shop good merhan-
teal condition. an excellent
buy. terms ihia
1918 Oakland touring. COM
plete new motor installed.
new tires just painted.
Same a. new ear, terms
st.s..ssrttssrs AsNVV
1915 Oakland roadster. Just
oyefhaulcd good tirssf
painted pretty blue. excel
lent running condition;
ready Tor the road aud lots
% pep. terms new top and
aide curtains .s...ss...tT2s
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ACRES RICH GARDEN
NEARLY ALL PLANTED TO SpUDS
f-room house: barn; garage; or
chard: close TO intcrurbau station
and Pacific highway: $4,000; terms.
ROBERT MALTBY co. zoos Ord Az.
BIG, RICH GARDEN TRACTS At
white Center. from $500 TO $3.50:
only 10 per cent down and bali
ance SIS per month; right on the
car line; city water. lights,
phones; only 90 minutes from tho
shipyards Drop IN the office or
phone me George W H. White,
6Oi Now York piogL
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3 Room New House. Loss Than Rent
fia a Month 1fh.
Two Large Corner Lots
G0sFnot street. 16-Foot Alley
berries. fruit garden. Take AK.
thuutlrruy or gntewuud ears. ana
transfer % Lake iurien line at
Riverside station, near the indus
trial district Of seattle. 30 min
utcH' ride from Amcn. buthte and
North Pacific nhipynrdH. Get orr
NJ Holden e. Soc our agent az
18Th q W and Holden. night or
day We have other bargains on
easy terms. hoo our agents. who
live on the ground.
WEST a WHEELER. End a Marion
Riverside office. 1G03 Iowa Ave.
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=. T. oLLINGEH
$50 Empire Bldg Elliott 1851.
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ron GALE. HY OwNEtt-FtNE
7-room furnished home: good
lawn. Ga-foot front. . bearing
fruit trees good chicken house
This 10 perfect home one block
from Meridian car three blocks
from Green Lake car; Ia center %
Green Lake residence district
Price 5000. terms Eee owner on
property. az T.. C5th 81. kenwood
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LOGGED.OFF LANDS


I. 900 ACRES IN SOUTHWEST
Washington for sale to settlers,
easy terms: no raise In prices. IS
per acre and up Liberty Bonds
taken Mt par. write for map show
Ing location, etc.
WI1Y ERHAEUSER TIMBER co.
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BEST LOCATED. RANCH IN
VALLEY
81 Acnna pEEr. Nor SOIL

81 ACRES DEEP. RICH SOIL
7-room house. large barn. Just
across street from high school.
pohtoffice and stores. 2 blocks
from union depot. private pressure
water system for house and barn
telephone and electric lights " de-
erred. IA acres in oats. acres
field corn. 2. acre fpuds; lots ~
berries. 50 bearing fruit trees
large garden. balance cleared and
IN pasture. owner too old 70 work
on place. sell FOR $1,000. $1,000
cash. balance 10 suit Land Win.
out improvements cheap 81 1900
per acre Dairy route. fruit can
merry route. splendid trauHportn-
tom graded streets. good roads.
a fine place 80 live.
uHLlN. $50 Lumber Exchange Bldg
AT KIRKLAND
IMPROVED. ti.ZIb
Large tract Of land practically all
cleared and fenced. good house.
poultry house TO accommodate
over 800 chickens; granary and
stable for COW good well ana
pump family orchard Of apples.
cherries. pears. plumH and small
ffults, on county road. splendid
view - city. lake and mountains
IN walking distance 81 ferry dock.
large garden already planted; 90
white aud brown LeFhorn hens go
with place Price fi.21S. terms
$3.50 cash. balance ti5 per month.
Take EaAt Madison car and coun-
~ ferry 60 Kirkland and inquire
FOR John Brsneman at brick
bungalow office at kirkland dock.
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our Seattle Heights Garden Tracts
are located short distance north
~ Seattle: easy walking distance
TO inteFurban. with excellent
transportation. These large s.hcre
tracts Of level loan soil. partlcu-
larry adapted 60 growing small
fruit % all kinds and poultry Al
- Seattle for your market Price
1850. 400 cash. SIS per month.
T. VAN AESDALE A. co.
Main -. 1919 Third Ave.