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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-20

Frank e.. kannair, one Of the candi-
dates for the three-year council
term
Frank +. Kannair has been a
resident Of Seattle for the last ten
years. during which time he was
manager Of the Sucss Glass Co.
ard until recently. vice president
and manager Of the American Class
60. He is also secretary Of tbs
Mutual Business club. and during
his tenure OF office, the organiza-
ton has enjoyed phenomenal
growth. Kannalr served in tho
United States army In various parts
Of the l.. s. and Cuba He was
also Third u. S. cavalryman.
and served on the Mexican border.
He II a prominent member Of the
Ballard lodge Of Elks and the
Woodmen of the World. He has
been unusually active in connection
with the welfare OF his district.
and Is secretary Of the West Wood
land Improvement club.
During the period Of the recent
war. Kannair took an active part
IN the various campaigns and at
the same time his three sons were
in the United States army.
Knnnair stands for unconditional
American standards OF living. and
In this connection has taken an
active part In the japanese
activities In this section
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Personal,
American Legion
Post Will Elect

Officers for the ensuing year will
be elected by Seattle Post, No. is.
Wednesday night at the post hall,
1861 Third ave. The candidates
are: +. c. Reagan. J. T. Mohler.
commander. s. T. Chadwick. G. a.
Brinkley. Vicc.commander, Il. Il.
Fitzgerald. adjutant; Il. A. Klebba.
finance officer. Albert Smith, his
torian; Ivan Wright. chaplain; J. J.
Burns. L. w Rose. officer OF the
day. Lewis Green. color guard; G..
NJ. Parmolee, J. W. Frazier. a. c.
Deutsch, w. c. Thom9s II. Malm.
berg and J, b. WcisU..., executive
committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-20
Says Married Man
Gave Her a Ring

she was engaged TO marry n man al.
ready married. she sued II, H. Blair.
alleged TO be the man. for 5000
damages. The case was heard In su.
I.rior court Tuesday she produced
a gold ring which. she says. he gave
as a pledge OF their hetrothal. Blair
and his wife sat In the court. Miss
Purcell is from klamath Falls, ore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-20
Steal Shoes From
Thieves; Convicted

Philip Hawkins and J. ID. HUSKY
pleaded guilty 10 stealing stolen
shoes before Superior Judge Mitchell
Gillian Tuesday and were sentenord
10 serve 60 days in the county JAIL
James Mcdonald. Henry RIFT and
John wedgewood first stole the n
pairs OF loggers' shoes. valued q
$3.50 Hawkins and Husky in turn
stole the shoes from the tho. An
five have been convicted.
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Building Owner
Blamed for Death

The death OF Frank Byrd. IS,
crushed I'm an elevator in the Mehl,
horn building. January IA, was
blamed on the negligence OF the
owner Of tho building by coroner's
jury Tuesday. Two boys were In.
jured In a similar accident on the
same elevator two years ago. The
jury recommended that safety ap.
planes be installed.
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SPLENDID COUNTRY HOME
BEARING FRUIT, TWO SPRINGS
VOL built house, nicely arranged;
fun porch, excellent view. good
sized family orchard, small fruits:
new garage. also chicken house
for 200 birds, woodHhed and other
buildings; "a OF place IL bottom
land. balance upland and splendid
soil which has bocn In crop SOW
oral years: 2 live springs. $40 foot
frontage on country roads: well im-
proved district: electric lights. otc.
Worry convenient FOR any one cm-
ployed down town. price S2.26O:
terms arranged Take H. Madison
car and Kirkland ferry Go Kirk
land. can for Mr. Sucking at
brick bungalow Office on ferry
dock.
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our large illustrated FnAaloA uF,
showing run line % building ma"
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-20
ACREAGE

ACHEA. MHHCEn ISLAND
PRICE 1890
Located on south end. near Floods
Ia u ny. fourth mile 20
beach THIS De- "a level tract with
Wow ~ lake. md. very good SOIL.
Terms. Dne-fhird Cnah.
CLIFFORD LAND co
tII VlIfd Ave Elliott %
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WILDLY ISLAND
\ rich, fertile home land. With an
even temperature tho year around.
PLENTY 81 lakes ami springs, M
mountains ~ rlvrtH. no floods or
druurhtH4 Npt con make so
every day and live we'll Best ~
nchouir. highway telephone HyH-
tom. low tHarH. no titirH 90 sup
port. m Iudtpnndt country. a
thrt peninsula lfinud 10 mlicH
long, supplied with ferries aud
direct hDnta. There in only o.
coupl" ~ hours between you ana
HtttlHN
HE NOtH OWN BOSS
combine humr with Investment 1900
iH enough to E't puraoaHlun On any
good little hum.
cur TINS OFT
ASd rec mo any day Wiii go with
you riEh, 30 thr ulncsH VIII
offer you immediate home. lw-
mediate Income hnd genuine boo.
Ncrtmeut A fcw dollars et-
penrr viii open your eyes Ca
the best land in The GREAT West
Why shimmlc ana rhiyrr among
ITufitrrra. when rprudrure
may be- laid before sou any
day. Direct tripa. two hours Erf
liiMEH 900 iiuflr lldg Second
utr. ana Marion b.
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COWES PARK hARGAfS
So 600. 81 500 cash. takes ncw Groom
bungalow. With double garage.
paved street. mo notahhorhood.
hardwood floors. tile bath. built
ia features. fireplace hot water
heat basement and laundry This
BE- "a real home. and rare opportu-
nifty for some our
Aiso have splendid homes IN other
desirable parts ~ the city. Come
Ia and Interview uH
a. q MANSON REALTY
zoos Arcade iuildlnE Main 80
ACCOMPLISHMENT rs THE ~
cgniise Co greater accomplish
meut. saFinR lH the root ~ sue
cess. Your best way 20 cave 10 60
buy a home.
TAX with CULVER
Queen Anne Specialist
~ noston st queen Anne ~
WANT 4 HOMEr
know ! am offering tho best prop
urifi0u Ia Seattle Al Little city
Farms. In West Seattle. I arm build.
INK my unit houses on A-acrc
tracts. You can have ono hY pay
ing 500 cash and ft1 per month.
Tho first unit Do ready 60 move
into. you finish 81 when sou can.
Fine. level ground. aii view prop
ctty; good soil, city water. lots
u FREQ wood Get information
free
- G PETERS. 7ie Third Ave.
Is BAHGAGN- $500 TAKES EQtIII
In two lots. 12nEfeG. shack. can be
made Into two ruumn. has large
pantry and sleeping porch. plenty
of wood latest style Buck range.
new white sewing machine. kitrh-
IN Security. new inlAid unoloum
and other furniture. Inquire r.
P"rnoud. r. e. -. No. Z, Box i1f-U.
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HOARD AND ROOM
WANTED--BOARDERs
WASTED-TO RENT
IS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

THE OWL PAYS MORE FOR
clothing. furs. jewelry. They buy
and exchange everything. 1917 u
First Elliott 1921.
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SEWING MACHINE sifbi -tAndE
stock new and used machines.
cheap cash or terms Row he
pairs 1888 Fourth. Elliott ttsi.
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ACRES ron $500
WHY PAY MORE?
We have 3 acres between Seattle and
Everett. close To station. neigh
bora school and stores; tho very
best OF SOIL. very level. and easily
cleared No better land Rt any
price,
$50 CASH, $40 MONTHLY
PUGET SOUND FARMS COMPANY
coo Third Ave.
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LARGE GDlSg DAIRY FARM
WITH iiAI lI'HE BRED HERD
2bf acres ron bottom land iu up
iD-dHt' dHlryinT district; about
hourH drive 90 seattle. 100 acres
lu cultivation. 20 acres nearly
cleared. balance open bottom land
pasture; quhrter-mlle river front.
but no pteffiON.
HERD COSsigTB or
30 fine ltulhfsln mllch cows.
10 yrafliuR heifstH pure bred ana
finest on toaHD,
pure bred IoIsicln bull.
There are also 3 horses, all neceH-
rufy farm Implements ana two feth
~ buildings. with ANAL orchard,
'Ysf{,.,h,n,g goois, WI, H., th1 i R1a
VALUED
This place a. 100000. but the owner
IH 30 yenfa old. ana cannot TAX q
care ~ IT, Iio viii sell at $4,000,
ana give reasonable terms. Call
and eco pictures u The place.
D. W HUNT
afs Green Building.
once open evenings also.
CHEAP new LAND ~ YAKIMA
OPENED FOR SETTLERS
Ia the Richest Part 81 This Rich
valley WIN Ec
THOuHAEDs or ACRES
Made productive. The government
81 tho United states IL now laying
out tho last extension ~ the
FAMOUS FtfNNNAiDE CANAL
We must finish selling our 1900
acre range under this new canal
IN "a limited time. The prices
range from $50 per acre up 20 800
only "A fraction Of what the land
viii be worth in fcw months
more. You can have IA long time
u nav with very low Interest rate.
VIE ARE OWNERf-NOt PAY
No CommiHstona call or write
at once.
office open evenings also.
YAKIMA RIVER Farms co.
FIE Green Building.
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At Iiittt,E
KITSAP COUNTY

Is acres Of good sandy loan
soil. suitable for Berries and
chickens. large crops Of potn-
toes have been raised on Rd
Joining land in "A fairly well
settled district, with noigh-
bors. school and church close
by This In tho last piece we
have In this subdivision. and to
close II out We VIII coli u for
$3.50 on terms Of $50 cash and
the balance in easy payments.
Mr.. Corlett
a. n REID & co
3li-i7 New York Block
Elliott 392S
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lREt.NW ODn WOOD s. COAL. 60 ca
Hry FORGET wood 1850 prr cord.
stove length tt250. Coal Phone
fFslIsrF AHHN
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SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALE
MALE HELP WANTED

u T n VI o y 7 l. r AND
tractor mechanics. also vulcan
king. re,resdinR and acetvieue
wsffers needed everywhere. MANY
positions omen 70 men trained
in our school Learn 70 b
4 first class. practical mechanic
ana weider. and repair. re-
huI,A and operate automobile
trucks and tractors. This is not
ar engineering school. teach
theory only. nor n garRge. but
real practical school where Won
learn the business bv actual Work
on the machine. only prhcticai
real automobile and tractor school
In the entire West which was hp-
proved BY r. g. government war
fspartrnent. Completed contract
with government 20 train l.koO
soffler auto mechanics. We guar
sr,re 20 have more and better
eouiprneni than all other schools
IN the Northwest put together
Dnv and night CLASHES. Don't
waste time with Theoretical
schools. or repairing someone's old
rar write or call NJ once for
free fn0-page catalogue and spe-
rial low rates -Four big schools
free transfers 70 all Guaranteed
absolutely LARGEST pRkC'TICAL
TRADE SCHOOL 8 y 8 7 v NJ "
AMERICA. DEPT. ?. MODERN
AUTOMOBILE AND TRACTOR
Fremont Ballard car. 20. -. on
FIRST ave. get Off AZ Mercer and
Broad st. or call at downtown Of
flee. 300 Third ave. s.. corner 81
jackson. across from King st
depot
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Here's chance. boys. TO ret
into a good run. f25 per day,
NET PROFIT. a Cadillac 5
car. in fine shape: bonded 20
run TIL 18Th OF June. Pay
$3.50 and assume mortgage OF
$500. at siif per month. See
Mr.. Money. 3as Burke Bldg-
Second at Marion
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\ wonderful country Astounding
with lake.. HpriuEH and rFulctH.
ana q climate an $50 own
$40 per dlY no BOSE but you two
hours fur dinnrr Why work for
others. when $500 or lees gives you
poHntHHion of real and genuine
home. whore }nu can make more
than SO a day can show sou the
proof the farms themnelFNH. boz
fore sunset any daB just 10 two
hour boat yidr. direct trip. 90 the
land of happiness aud success.
CUT rms OFT and call for In
formation about "a D.. 30 or ib-arr.
place offering bone. income and
tnFrHtmrnt n you arc a game
npoft Eo the limit and pee ana buy.
T.. a.. ItlMEE
400 Uufho ltldE second az Marion.
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rs FOR ENCuaN6E--REAI.
ESTATE

KANSAS CITY ron SEATTLE
Q room modern bungalow in Kansas
city. NO. for Seattle home or
acreage: this bungalow is modern.
cement basement. furnace. etc. lo-
Gated 20 minutcH from business
section and In q paved district.
s25OO. equity fi.lO0
GLOBE SECURITIES COMPANY
$40 Central building Elliott 1855
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n s,rr,r,oNs wANrrp-MAI.r


UNIVERSITY sTUpENT WANTS
work Tor Mondays and Saturday,,
also EVENING" Can drive tnd care
for a ear. have had mechanical UN-
pcricncc. can evenings Vast ifat
~ .SAfAR WANTS ANY LIGHT
work Three Nvnta Ia railroad or
fico. year iu telegraph office,
month in navy paymastct = office
s.i! , rsfSr sTs 4 W. u '''"''''.
OVERSEAS SAILOR pEStitES EN-
rloVmrnt whore cHn work for roUn
and board viii nay partially hest
references. have had now apapcr
cNpcrlruco Cai1 Kvrwood 1890
IN SERVICE MAN. ATTENDING
university. dVhirea work after
moons and SATURDAYS office cN-
pcricnco. can Beacon 1880 after
9 M
YOUNG IN FIRST LIEUTENANT
overseas veteran. would like per-
maucnt position with roliahie
firm Have Elk years general of-
flee HNpvricnco. have the Erit
amt ambition 60 make Eoou Ia.
star
IN SOLDIER. MARWEn. WIT "
ono child. must have work lm-
mrdiatrh VIII DO anything. fNt
prrlrnccd chauffeur and tn general
auto repair work Address q. d.
w i0tS o.. Columbia
JUST DISCHARGED UNIV ENAtrN
trained man wants permanent con-
ncction with reliable urw Have
some electrical experience. also
radio license. sure results, Al
dress n-ts, star
IN SERVICE MAN. 70. REQt lRES
position at anything. am willing
Go work hard and start az the bot
tom. can give references. l'-aH.
star,
DISCHARGES SOLDIER moo X o
keeper desires work 90 any nature
in evenings and Saturdays. eau
capitol 3iNa.
ily. Wishes steady work year
around Can DO most any kind ~
work Address ". H. fuulHrn.
1io6 = 7sth -
YOUNG MAN. t.N -sERVtCE At
tending university. desires position
afternoons ard Saturday. TX
prrirnecd with an motor ears. Cap
itoi 1895
EN SOLDIER WANTS. CONTRACTS
in roof painting. tarrine staining.
pitch and gravel roofing I'D ROOTS
repaired Call Goo y. b Watson.
ballard 1919, SIS io1 -.
HONORAnLY piscHA RGtp SOL
dior. married. with one child. wants
Co work IN garage a. helper. o.
sob with light delivery truck. T.
Dickson. nryu MaWr
EN SERVICE MAN. \ ~RfGuLAh- -
served a. dispatch rider and
truck driver. has s months garage
experience, with good rccommrn-
datioua. Phone Queen Anne SSH
f.N SOLDIER WOULD LIKE WORK
driving truck. motorcycle. or VIII
consider work % any Kind. Phone
East fSga
WANTED
To pay cash for veur forfeited pay
mcnts On LIBERTY uO%nA
" ~ GATES ttf Hosc t3ldE.
TN SERVICE MAN MARRIED. nv
aires inside work WIZ consider
any Kind Call evenings. capitol
Sta Apt ~
HOUSE REPAIRING cAnt~fr
worn. fioofs ncraprd and waved
500 Fs~flake. capitol tife
EN SOLDIER NNHi,tEp. WISHES
work ~ any kind In city Ad-
dress HafN Star
20 Statesmen WANTED
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cowEN PARK

Just completed. 9-room bungalow
bath: breakfast nook. cooler.
built-in features. garage: f0xluO
lot Terms. kcnwood 22p5.
GOOD o ROOM SEMI MODERN
house. 10 minutes ride. Must poiI
$4,000: cnay terms Moore. bOq
New York Block
THIS IS THRtFr WEEK
ff Il To- your Intention 10 buUd IA
home let M sell you the vncant
lot 81 r-.t ~ on
CULVER-QUEEN ANNE
~ 10. "D queen Anne H.
CULVEt-Q ZEN ANNE
Come TO mo FOR tho bost buys on
Queen Anne hill. am the Oldest
established specialist In this dis.
trict.
n. c. CULVER
~ Hoston street Queen Anne n
1850 CASH GIVES YOU IN.
possession or this dandy little
Broom home; lights; water; gas.
toilet. 10 minutes To depot.
PRICE $1,000
OfsBINGER. a52 bmplrs hide.
FOH SALE ROOM HOUSE. NICE
~ furnished, walking distance
Lincoln high University: lot COX
1886; f2.7b0. $1,000 cash, 3ai2 East
ern ave.
81 sO0-5-R ROOM MODERN HOUSE
two lots. Leaving city. owner,
sidney s3i
NY EQUITY IN 6-ROOM COTTAGE
aud TWO lots. Ballard 1888.
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is SITUATIONS waNTED-MaLR

TX SERVICE MAN WisHEs ANY
,nlbR N the line Of electrical work.
gu ,yeatg experience; married
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20 roR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SASH AND DOORS
q n WILLIAMS co.
falG ilrat Ace. a.. SEATTLE

ftAAFii AMI A'RtNH
O n WILLIAMS co.
1913 Flrat Ace. &, SEATTLE
WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES
For immediate shipment. all ma
chinrd. ready 60 put together az
money saving pricra. Nu special
Hkiu or tools required Co Hrt them
up. 4 window frame complete
with pullrYa. Tor s. 10
PREPARED NpOFiNp
GOLD SEAL brand
i-piv. per square ...,.s.tss.s..ta ~
e.piN. per square t.s...ts.....f 10
l.piy per square ....... '..,.t,, a.bp
our large illustrated catalogue,
showing run line % building ma"
terlal free ON request
q. a. wititAMs 90.
ESTABLISHED 1893
DO YOU KNow THAT VIZ CAS-
make an old hat look like new
Lot as prove IL 20 you, hhuhury
1tat Co. ttsth Third ave. Phone
Elliott ag7t
SEWING MACHINE siiOf -l.AitGE
stock new and used maehincH
cheap cash or tcrma. Row Re
pairs 1888 Fourth. Elliott tt4t
.GREENW Oop WOOD s COAL 60 e
bry forrest wood 1880 pct cord
stovc length. tia.ao coal Phone
corn rOprtU. \
dandy going away. must soil. ront
5000. VIII take $50. Address p-3s.
star
NAVY TAnpAtl.fNS AND TENTS
sacrifice price. 1889 First Ave, q
Elliott a2Ta
ruitNiruRE ,sSo rEIt TRuhks
one week free atofage, Yankee
Transfer Main a120
a. Va. - a
values a. FginEet'p Piano House
loss Third ave. Elliott sl0I.
SEW PIANOS ron RENT NESi
applied on purchahe. Meyer
Toner $40 linton
FoN MIN SAMPLE SPRING SUITS
while they last $50 Sizes 50 col
e. az iiincklvy nidF
Is PIANO. nHEsSEH AND hEp
Chance for good sale baos leth
.FoRtsr WOOD. 1900 LOAD MAIN
.FoRfsT Moon. 1850 load MAiN
agnt
WHITE WoOL NWEATER COAT.
uire % 60 40. Hearon 1858
FORREST Woop. $3.50 rEK load
Also coal i'ailafd 2osi
Al FORREST WOOD. tii AND 81.
cord East 1ss1
kANANAGtts uArs sac zoos let
81 wA>Trp--rTu~frtRE
PACIFIC FURNITURE go
z2is First Ave. Nam 1908.
aiak~ tufn ituf~ 60 COS Pike ~ esis
s. FOR s,i-E-rt'RNirURr
.FOR SALE-CoAL CoOksroNE p
rugs different makes. 9 dfranrra.
davenport rockers. dining
chairs. ono electric table. Main
f'ts after O. m.
utFFET. CtItNA CLOSET. CAui-
not $50. library table. heating
stove. cook atuNs. lockers. rug.
hnme put-up fruit and numerous
other things. singing canary. two
cages ee9 Eighth ave. =. q. 4
lgts
itOrHEHOtp FURNITURE foR|
nals. AK ittney passes house
1855 teth 80 9 "
~ " judi. FtBNfTtEE o.
tabiishcd % vraru $50 i'tke 81
So POULTRY
FOH sAt.E-t0 t.ANISG rrttfTs
a. tiTs each Gail az s9tT Ida ~
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81. sTs-t room house ana bath. base
meni. garage ntrr level ints close
Beacon iAe.
GEO A. SPENCER a co
Beacon ifiiI branch
beacon Avenue and Forest street
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o. ACRE FAftAf
g. 600

o % y y y . % y o % n
LAKE FOREST PARK
IA acres. some bottom land. small
creek. a-room house. this place is
on good paved road can have
electric lights. this rs "A good place
Tor country home Price 81 500.
HERE iH A LITTLE COUNTRY
fDHfE
! ncte oil improved. good t-room
house has electric iEhis and
water plped within 500 feet - the
house. and the house be- well hulit
and within ! block 81 tho paved
highway Here IS snap at 1850.
800 ranh
THE DOUGLAS COMPANY
- Leary Building Main $3.50
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STOCKS AND BoNDs

/ WILL Ely
II b~rty Bonds. DaviH Car.
Western Smelling Il Power,
Great Western and Capitol Pet
WILL SELL
10 Wieks Tire A. Rubber. Special
$50 Simplex Auto wheel Special
100 Deep Sea Salvage ......fi.i5
200 Universal High Power. 50
- Pacific Electric Welder. go
300 AmaiEamhted Appliance. las
600 Beacon Coal ............ 60
500 Gushing CARRIER ....... Special
] GOO FufkH OIL .......... .12i4
! 600 Sequim Gas a. Oh ...... 10
] 600 Alaska Petroleum. Coal. is
5000 Lone Star OIL ......+.. .00A
5000 l. X l.. OIL A. Ref Co. oil "a
MAX WINKLER
.if Union ST Elliott $50.
81 BI sI>Ess OPPORTI MITES
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FURNISHED HOUSES

TWO CLEAN HOUSEKEEPING
rooms: hot and cold water. Sinh.
lights and gas. and coal heater. tab
r..r r.lnrfh IalInrh III
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ron MAP SHOWING Lo-
cation. low price am easy terms
Of sale ~ logged. Oft lands offered
90 settlers IN Western Washington
WETERH EAUSER TIMBER co.
TACOMA WASHINGTON.
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q a. WILLIAMS GO.
ESTABLISHED 1893

DO YOU KNOW THAT WE CAN
make an old hat look like new
Lot us prove IL 20 you, baubury
tlat Co. itaih Third ave. Phone
Hgiitatf fnH4
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G WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY

} ~ ktEFtR-W seattle real 81
tate exclusively Eatahlished 1905.
Downs MD 7ns 9nd nv Main 27gs
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JITNEY RUN. $3.50

81 81 sINEss OPPOKTI MITES
The Washington times., 1920-01-04

farmers would be occupied in doing work
which 10000 cane farmers could perform.
If we produced our own sugar we wuuio
nave as by-product the molasses, for
which there is a ready market In this
country. In the West Indies most of II is
thrown away, for lack of demand, though
some of II is distilled for rum In Hawaii
Il is burned as fuel in Java 1t is used as
fertilizer, and in San Domingo II is run
on into creeks and rivers.
Hows important this matter is may be
judged from the fact that the sugar we
imported in 1919 would (if we had pro-
duced Il ourseves) have yielded 100000
900 gallons of molasses. Leaving aside the
utilization of some Of II as food, 1t would
have been convertible into 4S000,000 gal
Ions Of alcohol, with value 60 per cent
that OF gasoline, and in addition, would
have contributed $1,000 tons of potash to
our inadequate supply of that mineral COM
pound so precious to American farmers.
The sugar cane is not native to the
new world. It comes from India and
China originally giant jointed grass
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opment, and from this time on seems like
ly to diminish In Importance. One reason
is that 1t demands hand labor, which is
becoming very oApenpIVo. Zane sugar 10
a machine-made crop; or, at all events, can
be made such. The caneharvester cuts the
cane In the fields and loads 1t aboard
wagons or motor trucks, from which 1t Is
mechanically transferred 10 waiting cars
The car, on reaching the factory, automati-
cally dumps its contents upon endless
belts, which carry the cane to the crushers.
The latter break up and shred the stalks
so that the Juice is readily extracted. by
pressure between rollers.
Beet sugar (unllke cane sugar. cannot
be used raw II has a most unpleasant
taste and odor, owing to mineral salts and
organic substances that Il contains. To
extract II, coal or oil must be used a.
fuel Where cane Is concerned, the fuel
used costs nothing; II is the residue Of
crushed cane, waste product. To supply
our sugar needs would require PA average
beet sugar factories, as against seventy in
the cane fields. Nearly half million beet
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barrels. This one item has necessitated
the acquisition through another constitu-
ent comrany of standing timber on lands
covering an area of 625 square miles, or
more than one.half the size of Rhode Isl
and. The estimated timber which may be
cut from its holdings amounts TO half a
billion feet.
ITO insure constant source Of supply
on low basis Of cost, this constituent
company has five large barrel factories
and seven stave and heading mills, the
latter with six and one-half miles of stave
sheds. To bring the logs to the mills it
has had to construct and operate 1So miles
of railroad.
Built in the first instance for this pur.
pose. some OF these roads have developed
into interstate commerce carriers with
standard freight and passenger ecu pment
One road already forty+four miles long,
and to which extensions are constantly
being made, has become the main artery
between thriving Industrial centers Great
ed by Il in region formerly swamp.
The barrel factories have an annual