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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-01

And horror is not from terrible
things-men torn to rags by
shell,
And the whole French swimming in
blood and slush, like a Butch
ers shop in He'll;
It's silence and night and the smell of
the dead that shake man to
the soul.
From Misery Farm to DeaG Mans
Death on a nil report patrol"
knight Adkin.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-01
GERMANY Is REALLY
BEATEN, SAYS F0Ch
Copyright, 1919, by the Press publish
ing Co.
Especial Gable dispatch.)

Especial Gable dispatch.)
Paris, Aug 31.-Marshal Foch, on
leave at his country estate in Brit
tany, recently visited an academy
few miles from his place and in an
swer to students inquiry: rs Ger
many really crushed?'
'Do you see that statue of Christ
over there, young man? Surprising a
thunderbolt should strike 1t, how
would one set out to repair it? Would
the fingers and the hair be chiseled
out first? No, it would be necessary to
repair the pedestal first. Well, the
sr-yna thing applies to S.ownfallen Ger
many. It Will be necessary for that
country to find new base for safe
equilibrium. Yes. my child, Germany
is really beaten, but it behooves you
by sagacity and work to guard the
precious victory which your elGers
won for you through pain and saeri-
flee"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-01
Legal, NcnTCE.
NOTICE AE pIrRIIC ArIAN

NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior, U. S. Land
Office at Santa Fe, N. NJ, Aug. &c, 1919.
Notice is hereby given that RemiJo
Sanchez. of Casa Salazar, N. NJ, who on
March :. 3, 1915, made H. e. Entry No.
023005, for S. f. "a section "a, township
Is ~, range W, N, NJ p. meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make three
year proof, to establish claim to the land
above described before Probate Clerk OF
Sandoval county. at Bernalillo, NJ NJ, on
October 20, 1919 Claimant names as wit
nesses Daniel Gonzales, OF Cabeson, N.
Mex; Jose Trenidad Chavez, of Cabezon,
N. Mex; Ventura Gonzales, of CabeZon, N.
NJ; Juan Sanchez, of Cabezon, N, Mex.
FRANCISCO DELGADO, Register.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-01
Capablanca Plays IS; Wins Fl.

London, Aug. 3I-Capablanca, the
Cuban chess champion, gave a stimuli
taneous display at the City of London
Chess club before the opening OF an
inter-allied victory chess congress.
He played twenty eight games against
the best players of the club, won twen-
ty-one and drew four. The speed of
his play is shown by the fact that,
with an average of thirty-eight moves
in each game his average speed was
four moves minute. He was beaten
b. g. e. Wainwright, II. ]. c. walker
and n G.. Stephans.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-01
HUGE SUMS MUST BE
SECURED FOR CAMPAIGN;
COST IS MUCH HIGHER
Continued from Page one)

sales, cold chills are running IN and
down the spines Of many veteran
doughboys who have come home to
find their overseas elbow" awaiting
them. Memories of messes in
France are aroused by the sight of
the familiar cans. that the ex-sol-
diers are struggling to hide from their
who see in the new prov-
ender only low-priced and good neat.
However, many a housewife has al
ready learned to conceal the army
tin cases and offer only their perfectly
wholesome contents,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-31
Wife MARR|ES
SECOND Time
Mistake Is Discovered and
Divorce Started

Because Hhe thought her first
husband had divorced her and re
married. Edna l.. Shields MeElroy
married for the second time. Tues
day she discovered the first hus'
hand had not divorced her and now
she wishes TO have her second mar.
rage 20 Fred A. Shields anBulled.
She instituted proceedings 10 at
tain this end In superior court
Wednesday. J. ~ Mcf;iroy is the
fira, husband
She married McEirOy In Clinton.
Mont, eight years ago. lie IL a
miner. Five years ago he deserted
her without warning and she never
heard Of him from that time. she
says. but once. That was when che
was Informed that he had divorced
her. remarked. and was living In
Wisconsin with his second wife.
SHE sayH.
She married Shields here Sep
tember 10. 1918. and has been his
wife since that time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-31
HUSBAND FACES
THREE CHARGES
0esertion. Bigamy, Missing
Funds, Are Alleged

Roy III. Bulls. held in the county
jail. is between three fires.
They are desertion charge In Sc.
attic, n bigamy charge in Missoula
and an embezzlement charge In Ia
coma. The prosecuting attorney is
debating what charge Bulls will be
tried on first He has wife and
eight children. cared for at the The
odora home. and IL is the family that
Is keeping Deputy Prosecuting At
torney c. C. Dalton from prosecuting
the desertion charge.
He is accused OF deserving his wife
and eight children February is. 1918.
Located in Missoula, he is said to
have remarked. He was brought
back here in the hope of aiding the
family I'm some way.
Mrs. Bulls says Bulls wrote to
her from the county Jail that he
wished 20 see the Bible. She took
him one. The next day he VIZ r.
TO her again. stating that he ha.
seen the light" and was ready To
repent However. he is stin held.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-31
NAVAL SUB-CHASERS
TO fight SMUGGLERS

pairoiiing the straits for deep water
iaWbfeakera.
Come FROM New York
A. first u was planned 20 use the
four 10 foot submarine chansrs nov
lying NJ the Bfemertna navy Yard.
This plan was rejected BY Capt
Commandant W. y. Reynolds. head
of the United states coast guard. at
Washington. when u was discovered
that tho four speedy craft wer. not
ready for c0ast guard Hervios.
Tho three new submarine chassrs
are expected 10 leave for the Puget
sound shortly. Coast guard officers
declare that the ships will oonsti.
tuts an important addition 20 the
forces employed In protecting ship
ping on the inland waters In this
district Three steam launches. the
Scout. Arcata and Guard. are al.
ready engaged IN this work. but are
said by federal officials 20 be made.
quate 20 perform the important serv.
ices required.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-31

Three fleet navy sub chssers
now lying nj the New York navy
yard have been assigned 10
Puget Sound 10 help customs
authorities block international
smuggling, II was announced by
federal authorities here Wednes-
day.
II viii be one OF tho chief duties
Of tho sub. chnsers 10 assist Collector
Of Customs Roscoe Drumheiier IN
preventing Wholesale smuRRilng
across the international line and 70
enforce the navigation laws OF the
Puget Sound district
The Hub-chhsers are OF the type
that became famous I'm the world
war. They have been examined for
possible service and found 10 be ~
excellent condition. The ships vii
be operated under tho direction Of
tho United States coast guard
Senior Capt. J. e. cantwsll com
mnnding. who will work in eonjunc
ton with the customs department In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-31
Can't Tame Wild
Women in Frisco

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. a.
San Francisco is no place to tama
wild women" thinks Lawrence L.
Larsen.
lie told Judge Mogan today that
he brought his wife here from Ia
coma and Seattle to keep her away
from the northern cabarets. But
his wife liked the caharets hero
even better. Larsen told the Judge.
She told him to get divorce. he
said. as there were some men she
liked real well who went TO these
cabRrets.
Judge Mogan appears to have be-
lieved Larsen. He granted a d.
vorce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-31
JEWELER RESTRAINED
AT REQUEST OF WIFE

temporary restraining order
preventing Jake Shapiro, Ben Sha-
piro, Abe Rose and lsay Green
baum from defraudlng Jake's wife,
Kate. OF her interest in a jewelry
store mt 6i5 Third ave. was grant
ed Mrs. Shapiro by Judge Mitchell
Gillian Tuesday. She says the
store is worth $4,000. and that tho
four are conspiring to defraud her
OF the community interest In the
shop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-31
FACES STATE CHARGE

Thomas Sheran. captured by City
Detective Dan McLennan Christmass
night was charged in Justice Otis
w. Drinkers court. Tuesday, with
carrying concealed weapons, and
also petit larceny. Sheran is accused
OF robbing Japanese grocery at
80 Sixth ave. $. OF IS. and then at
tempting 10 shoot McLennan when
eornercd by the detective.
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AlIllAl.E
II,
TWO, qoop rLA.ciE.aa At

TWO GOOD rtAcEA At
1880 AND $3.50
Large tract. All cleared ana fruc"di
good A-ronm house, 90 county
road near school ana stores,
1880 Also one acre. thpfolY
cleared, with good family orchard.
choice varieties Of fruits and bot
rlrH, house, outbuiidlnEH. etc tid5p
Terms Go responsible partien on
.ithor place. Good water on both
places. Not far from ferry dock,
Fivr-crnt fare 20 Seattle. Can live
here aud work In city Both
places excellent bargains. TAX q
D. Madison car ana county ferry
90 kirkland and inquire for 7, W.
Sucking NJ brick bungalow ONCE
at cnd 81 ferry dorh
MliiDifY ISLAND FARMS
acres. all blow fencedi small
house and bhrn3 fruit trees. only
1880, 1900 cash viii handle.
10 acres rich upland. unimproved
nearly cleared. $3.50 on 10 equal
annual payments.
acres near Langley. Improved
only 1850
a number Of splendid rich bottom
land tracts, all low price. on easy
terms
DO you know that an expense Of less
than 1900 win show you tho best
home land In the WeHtg
owner, JAMES g. LANGLEY
fg9 burke ifldE
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FACING LIFE IN CELL.
HE WANTS NO LAWYER

Arrnigned on a charge OF escap
ms prison. Arthur Wood told Su
perior Judge Mitchell Gillian Tues
day tina, he did not need a lawyer
Wood was given one week 20 plead
Wood escaped from the county 1ai
August IL. 1917. and was found &c
be later imprisoned In California Ar
atiemp; viii be made 20 convict
him under the habltual criminal
statute. II this In done he will
spend the rest OF his life In the
tcnitentiary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-31

After being arraigned In Judge
Mitchell Gnlam's superior court
Tuesday. CHARGED with first degree
murder OF John Carlson at GIT Well
er st. December -. Mrs. Jennie Liv-
inEstone was given ono week 10 en-
ter plea Her attorney. John J. Sui
Ivan. asked the delay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-31
% RANCHES AND ACREAGE
FOR RENT

Fon skLE-sO ACRES. j ACRES
piowed. 7 siashsd and seeded: four
miles from town. wells: house and
other buildings. not hard clearing.
and near nsiEhhorH There IL
more than enough cedar to pay
for a. $500 cash. More particu-
lars by writing owner. Owen Ed
wards. Ssuuim. wash
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POULTRY FARM

Two acres. all cleared and under
cultivation. orchard and small
country home: chicken house.
barn and other buildings Of tho
very best. this plac. 10 unerceiied
hs n poultry farm and Il easily ar-
cessibie 60 kirkland and Bellevue
ferries. Price $4,000 cash.
A. q. BAhn a aoSs
Main 1908 col I,owmsn bldg.
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i.Oa,GI.n0EF IANna

WRITE FOR MAP SHOWING To-
cation. low price ana cssy terms
OF sale % logRed-off lands offered
to settlers In Western Washington
wEYEItHEA USrR TIMER co.
TACOMA WASHINGTON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-31

Returned service men who served
with General Pershing in France arc
a unit in declaring that the general
keenly appreciates good boxing bouts.
Taking their cue from this knowl-
edge. the subcommittee in charge OF
athletic entertainment will stage one
OF the best boxing shows ever hefI
In the city for the benefit OF the gen.
erai.
II is planned 20 hold the boxing
show at the state arrnory on the
night OF January 10. The show will
be restricted In attendance to re-
turned service men and men In tho
service ut present.
Formal Welcome wednesday
The more formal welcome. as out
lined by Chairman Spangler. win be
extended on wednesday. January q.
II In planned TO hold a magnificent
banquet In the largest available hail
In Seattle at which the greatest num-
Der OF people may see. hear and greet
General Pershing. Other social func-
tons may be held with the general
as the honor guest.
Doesn't Want Parade
General Pcrshinr viii not be seen
In parade. and no parade win be held
in his honor. The general has indi-
Gated. according 10 Gen. Hodges. that
he does not desire parade. He saw
too many OF them in France. Gen.
Hodges told the committee when IL
met in Mayor Fitzgerald's Office
Tuesday morning.
That may be all right observed
Capt. II. J. Stetson. amid laughter
but General Pershing saw us
many times In review in France III
think he ought TO march in review
past us"
However. there VIII be no parade
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According 20 Brig. Gen. Harry
Foote Hodges. chief OF the North Pa
cific artillery district, General PERISH
ing will spend two days in Seattle.
Monday. January 10. and Wednes-
day. January q. The general viii
put In Tuesday. January 20. In an
inspection OF Camp Lewis and as the
guest Of the city OF Tacoma
Chairman Spangler Will name sew
erai important subcommittee. who
will be held responsible for several
functions planned for the edincatlon
Of Americas foremost soldier.
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m-AcRE HOME. $1,000: TERMS

h-ADltE HOME. 'lsbVV. IEhhS
THIS Is n highly developed place Of
h-acTe. 10 fruit trees berries
good garden soil. city lights ana
water. close 10 paved boulevard
and fine bus service. ~ minutes
from business center Of seattle.
beautiful view place. t-room house.
Come 70 kinEnbury'H place. 10 I'd
fnouda. or phone
uunwEIL a MoRFoRD
Main 1855. t15 Colman bldK'
PAIN AND ACREAGE ron BALI
itz acres: 90 cleared. fenced.
C-room house and barns.
Running water ana well
Five miies from scabcek. IL miles
from Navy Yard.
Good roads.
Sections ~ and ~. TWP. 20. rang.
W. kitnap county.
Also Tract 2is, Hillmhn'a Lake wash %
inFton Garden 81 Eden Add.
kennydair. Washington
OWNER. f2g2 Interlaks Ave.
NaliinEford oF Meridian car.
40 ACRES 1900
Small house. lsuod land. close 20 niR
Lake, kkaRit county. 500 cash. 40
n 9 PETERS TIC Third Ave
kALL OF EXCHANGE ~-ieo ACHEs
Ia Blk Bend wheat country, partly
improved. No agents owner.
p-3t star
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PERSHINC Will
SEE FAST BOUTS
But He Doesn't Want to Pa.
rade in Seattle

Chairman J. w. spangler and
members Of the COMMITTEES
named TO take charge Of the eIab-
crate entertainment which viii
be staged for Conceal John ].
Pershing. who will arrive In So
attic on the morning Of January
10, got down 10 work Tuesday.
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PER.iAN EMIT HAIR WAVING.
Mnrcelling.. henna pack for gray
and faded hair.
Main 6b0T b90 Union ST
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wANTED-TO RENT
% NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SASH AND DOORS

q. n. WILLIAMS co.
1853 First Ave. s.. SEATTLE.
WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES
For immediate shipment: all ma
chined. ready 10 put together. at
money saving prices. No special
skill or tools required 10 set them
up. A window frame complete.
with pulleya, for f3.I5.
PREPARED ROOFING
GOLD SEAL BRAND
Only. per square ...... ATS
3-ply. per square ............. S.bO
Our large illustrated catalogue,
showing fun limo OF building ma
tcrial, free on request.
o. u. WILLIAMS co.
ESTABLISIfED 1893.
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WE WISH ALI. or OUR
Friends and customers
4 Happy and rr0.ps,,ou' New Year
W. anticipate. = lara. business
For 1870. and want TO tell
rou and your tri.nd:
Ana everybody. else: friend.
That W. hav. mate : resolution
It's no, a new one. ,hoi
We make ., eysry year
It is to put our Used Cars
In a good condition.
And price ,hsm r.Es.-
50 that the ultimate purchaser
Gets hts money. worth.
w. soil new Chandler. and Max
wells.
SO do not hav. 1. allow
Prspos,erou' prie. fer tho
Used Car to max. a sale.
Come up and see 90. stock Of
Used Cars tina. viii suit U.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN;
The undersigned has this day sold
hts entire Interest In and to the
Franklin Transfer Co. ia Spring
ct. 20 VIM. j. Wilson and John
WINNER. who have assumed all
Indebtedness Of said firm.
BEN FRANKLIN.
Sgattic Dererb er no 1919
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FARM lands

FAfM LAND HAHgAfNg
~ THE YAKIMA VALLEY
1900 s 81 acres. on Yakima river.
near town and railroad
fToo-it.a1 acres. on state highway
iies perfect. best ~ Eoii. town and
railroad I y miles.
~ 0oe--is0 acfeS. % which ise lies
good. balance good pasture.
%, too-one section. 40 acres under
kennowick extension of aunnyslde
canal balance good farm land
best o. soil. mile 60 town and rail-
road This will make first class
stock ranch.
We have a number % good values IN
farm land at tio per acre ana up.
We are closing out our land. Buy
now a, bargain prices direct from
the owners
Terms. quarter down. balance on
long time At 9 per cent
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS co,
fis Green Building.
Office open evenings also.
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FOR sAi.E - 800 AcRES GOOD
place for stock. well watered. Z
acres cleared. head of cattle. -
sheep. rs hives Of bees. one house
In Twin. 1880. The land " worth
H. Selling on account Of old age
and poor health. Terms NJ T..
warner Twin Wash
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MACHINERY

VAUGHAN, with and without clutch.
BEAVER a-ryclr, with clutch.
81 ~ HICKS COMPANY
nta first Ave q.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

ACREAGE LoANs-FARM LOANS
$500 and up; prompt service; 80
years in the business
THE DURLAND AGENCY
Lcary Building
WILL LOAN ANY AMOUNT ON
good city property. S. T.. Co. Dos
Seaboerd. Elliott los.
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FoRTr-AcRE RANCH

ons-haif bottom: IS acres cleared;
very nns fruit; T-roorn house,
barn. etc also Ford car and all
farm tools and some furniture,
good team, poultry. hay ard wood
an exceptional opportunity for a
family ~ limited means: good
rad and schools. Price only
$4,000: $500 cash.
4. q. RAD q SONS
Main 1908 COZ Lowman Bldg
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Rates p TT Insertion
Want Ad Rhymes

IRENE Rare
A soisler there was VINO Wsh''' -
Cob. -, ,.t..s ,hs
-. r.sd The star ads daily.
IA new he drives In hts auto saiif'
otbrr Rhymes Elsewhere On THIS
Yrs~--Inok-YourS May nc Inere
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20 FVN NNTF--Nfs7NIs faHf
CITE a-nOOM SEMI MODERN
cottage. nice lots improvements
ell In except Taving and paid for.
block 60 car, school ana playfleid.
Immediate possession. ti.bb03
easy terms. owner. a0s feahoafd
Elliott los. or Rainier i20-H even
tnHn.
CuLVEtl-QuEEN ANNE
Come 20 mo for the best buys on
Queen Anne hiil I am the oldest
established specialist In this dis
trlgt
". g CULVER
10 noaton street Queen Anne ~
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The Seattle Star
DIRECTORY

Attorneys-stI.aw
>. =. BALi,-EsTABLfsH 1877
All cases. Consultation free: mod
second ave. Main Tsos.
Z. r. Sehoff. Downs Blk 200 End av.
COMPUTATION free. All cases. Fees
moderate.
Attorneys-Pat~nt
FRFD r. GoPiN - Toi CENTRAL
rldF. Phore Main 200. References:
Remington Typewriter Co. West
ern Rubber Co. Universal Tcle-
phone Co. Olympic Foundry CO.
MASON. rENwfcK. LAWRENCE
ga Burke Bldg.
Baths
MAGNETIC MASSAGE NkpOR AND
medical bath. sii Pioneer Bldg.
JAMES and First.
Chsttel Loans
MONEY TO LOAN
Loan. from $40 20 500 made quickly
and confidcutiaily on furniture
pianos. live stock. etc,
SANDERS a. co.
ioos-t !. c. smith nldg. Ell. tes..
Chiropodists
THE FOOT HOSPITAL. DIR STUCK.
llAh Pike ct Phone Main b0sa
Chiropractor
r. Y, TURNER Chiropractor 3f0-is
Haight Bld.. 2rri and Pine, Consul
tatlon free Hours 10 g 3. Eyer
inEs by appointment Elliott 5est.
c. A TRAUR u. c. - LICENSED
chlropractor. sos panteges. ". 2ssi.
campbell. o N. Pantagcs nd. III. ss2s
Furniture. Repairing. upholstering.
Packing
Jorgensen bros. Furn. shop. NJ 1911
Collateral Loans
WE LOAN ON DIAMONDS AND
jcwelry. Ask your banker about
EQUITABLE LOAN CORPORATION
COS Eitel nldg., "a Az. at Pike 81.
MONEY LOANED ON ALL ARTf-
Giles OF value. The Reliable. 907
Third ave.
Money 10 Loan
MONEY TO LOAN
ON diamonds and jewelry. on most
satiFfnctorY terms
SOCIETY FOR REMEDIAL LOANS
IN SEATTLE
1856 EMPIRE BUILDING
Second near Madison.
MONEY TO LOAN
We loan any Pmount on diamonds,
watches and icwclry, Lowest rates
Seattlc's Oldest loan brokers.
AMERICAN JEWELRY co.
ss1 Second Ave. Established 1859.
Physicians and Surgeons
KIDNEY & BLADDER pIsORDERS
DIR. =. N. FREER
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Specialist for both sexes.
a0b y Third Ave.
Hours; 10 a. NJ. TO +. NJ.
DR.. Kathryn Harrison - Momen's
disorders rcadiustcd. tS1a Stone
way; Grecn Lake car. North 1855
Transfers
HEATH TRANSFER-pfAN AND
furniture moving, $3.50 per hour.
baggage service. Beacon 1856
Eighth and Pine Main bT2S
Turkish baths
IMPERIAL TURKISH BATHs. Tt0s
fth ave. Electric cabinets. thera-
peutic lamps. tubs. rheumatism
my speciality. Louis Myers. chirop-
odist. mechRno- therapisi. Phone
Main S21s. day or night.
Junk
ALASKA JUNK co, iig0 First ave.
So. Elliott 1921.
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Z FORD SEDAN. 1913
model; Ia splendid
condition. ali new
tires. extra. Price
! Only ........... 1875
{ LIBERTY SEDAN. 1919
model. thofniy over
hauled and newly
painted Price ....f.Sto
OAKLAND aE DAN.
tets model: 8 good
tifsss just overhhuied
and Painted, Price i.ito
LEXINGTON SEDAN
ETTE. exec client
mechanical condition
and newly painted.
cord tir- equipment.
Extra. car run 5000
miles ss....ss.ss.. LzVe
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5 ron sAl.E-REAL ESTATE


QUEEN ANNE
t1.TO0
1900 cash. balance can be arranged
Go suit purchaser! t-roon house on
G0s9t lot has electric liEhta. bath.
gaa. cement walks. water. sewer.
paving ana all assessments. iu-
ciuded. good view 81 Sound ana
mountains,
CAPITOL MIL
$3.50
gix-room house. modern In every
way. has living room. entrance
hall, dining room. pantry and
kitchen: bedrooms and bath on
second floor. has laundry. furnace
lot t0ri70 10 alley paving and all
assessments fully paid. can ar
range satisfactory terms.
ELEVENTH AVENUE
9Oriss
80 600
Improved with armi-mofern Groom
house: has basement, fireplace, gas
and bath. located just south ~
Madison 81 This properly viii
have a substantial Increase IN the
near future. terms.
IN. JORDAN a co
eii American Hana building
Main b3T Phone Elliott t;1
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srOCKs A>D.BONDs
~ BIsINEss OPPORTLNITIgs

FOR SALE - WOOD AND COAL
yard. doing good paying husi-
ness. with established trade. Price
$4,000. Two teams and two or
three auto trucks Doing n yearly
business from $4,000 60 $500. 600.
$500 will buy the business and
acre Of ground. Fully equipped
with scales and hunkera. Some
terms To right party. /. ~. Rogers.
$40 Burke Block. Phone Main asa.
SMALL GROCERY, NEAR WOOD
land park: good location: sales
about SIC per day. rent OF store
and fixtures. $40 per month; 1850.
ttO1 Fremont ave North POI.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-31
COLUMBIA CITY

tisso-A mic. little t-room house
blocks from car line. nice level
lot; near school. streets graded
and sidewalks In. 1900 cash and
tg5 pHf month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-31

BEST Al FOREST WOOD. f5-INCH
stove isngtn. ssso per load, dsliy-