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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12
81 FOR sALE--AUroMoBu.Es
EHfELDs-LrvENGooD co.
AUSTIN MOSELEr co.
ffAEl can nEIF~rk

USED CAR DEI'Ts
1903 nth Ave. East 100.
IL you are ready 20 select your car.
phone us. and we viii bring you
TO our store and take you back
after showing you one OF the
fincst AHsortmrnts OF used cars 20
be seen.
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MACHINERY
FOR SALE-REAI. ESTATE

MEDIUM PRICED HOMES
THEY ARE REAL VALUES
t3,eoo--A complete broom bunga-
low. modern except heat: large
lot 40xios TO alley. chicken house.
cement garage. fruit and berries
garden and spuds In and growing:
this house IL in the pink OF condi-
ton inside and out: 2 blocks from
the rhtnncy car south of the park
and only IL minutes to Pike St
TERMS.
~. 0oo-A modern s-room bungalow
WITH FURNACE HEAT, beamed
ceilings. paneled walls. beautiful
light fixtures: fno basement. trays
and buift-ip features: east front:
beautiful lot t0xi0o. with fne lawn
front and back: just north OF
Woodland park. 3 blocks from the
Phinney car: this propc rty can be
had for very small payment
down.
IS, 00o-A Groom home with extra
large rooms: bedrooms upstairs
with very large. light closets and
linen press. extra fine bath: this
home has an oversize hot waite r
heating. plant: this is a, delightful
home; the rooms are beautifully
tinted and decorated and kitchen
and bath have WASH walls;
lot 40xl0o with large holly trees
and over 100 rare rose bushes.
AUTO AS PART PAYMENT
VIII take auto as first payment on
this fne bungalow on N. Stth St,
" block TO cars. pavement and
stores; this is a high grade bunga-
low of rooms and bath: built on
modern plans; has fireplace and a
good basement with 2 entrances;
very fne bulkhead and cement
walks with lot 40x100 to good al
ley: this home has very fine attic
fioorcd and partly ceilcd with lots
Of light and room. AND THE
FULL PRICE rs ONLY $1,000.
JOHN j, ELLIOTT co.
Main once
r,..ttak,., Matt, 1901
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NORTH END

NORTH END
LITTLE GARDEN HOME
&e6o--House of rooms and L-acre
OF land: garden planted: high and
slightly: good soil: view OF Oiym-
pic and Cascade mountains; city
water and lights
ssth st and woodland Park ave
5000 Down. Balance Monthly
Payments.
RENICk-WATRoU COMPANY
Main 81 Marion Bldg.
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GRANDEsT VIEW
IA cVr~N~

IN CITY
The view from this 4-room modern
home Is magnificent: overlooks the
city. Lake Washington and the
mountains. Aside from the view.
which Is understandable and per-
petual. this place Is bargain. Has
large combination living and din
ing room. cabinet kitchen, fine
bathroom. large basement and a
deep. wide porch extending the full
width OF the house. The price il
only s1.7oo; $1,000 cash.
HARRY wOOLLEN
Rainier Ave. at Orcas ST.
Phone Rainier 81
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1 FOR sALE-AUTOMOBTLEs

THE FASHION GARAGE
Autos 10 hire without drivers stor-
age and repairing. 2205 Second
ave. Elliott 2249.
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WATERFRONT TRACTS WITHIN
the city are very scarce: Bonair
Addition adjoins the municipal
bathing beach at AK. right on
Alki car line. only IS minutes from
Pioneer square; there are about
20 lots and tracts remaining. and
all have wonderful marine view;
u ~ especially beautiful there at
this time OF tho year and you
should 40 out today on little
outing and see for yourself won
dcrfui possibilities OF Bonair
Take Alki car. get OF at Honair
station. Prices range from $3.50 to
si.soQ per tract on easy terms
There are also 4 or s cottages and
bungalows all ready 10 move into.
TWO GOOD BARGAINS
81. soo--<-room cottage with grand
marine view: easy terms.
t,.boo-s-room bungalow and bath.
near the beach; easy terms.
Phone West s2t
GEO. A. SPENCER a CO.
Bonair Branch. 2.2e Aiki Avenue
T.. A. Henderson. Mgr.
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Is ron sALE-HEAL ESTATE

IS FOR sALE-EEAL ESTATE
NOTHING LIKE 1T IN SEATTLE
NOTHING LIKE 1T ANYWHERE
600 FAMILIES DID NOT
PAY RENT LAST YEAR-BuT
SAVED
BY ONLY PAYING us A MONTH
on A HOME OF THEIR OWN
Com. out and see--convincs your
self Your last chance 70 secure
eloae-in land cheap and on .ag
terms. Our choicest tracts sfV"
and down
We are ready 20 show you our last
subdivision In this fsst-gfowlns
Pioneer square.
DUAAR no. 8
Large garden tracts: streets: side
walks: electric lights; city water.
close TO new 100000 brick schooI
| a COUNTRY HOME WITH ClIi
CONyESiESCES. t5c fare)
AT SIS PER MONTH
We will furnish your building lur-
Der. ~ necessary to help you get
| a start. which you buy yoursrf.
| wherever you can get the pest
| prices. We add this TO price or
tract you seiect--afl at Ns per
month.
Lumber Is down In price now. but
! will 20 up again as soon az the
| railroad situation clears up. Take
advantage OF this.
Take Lake Burien car at Occidental
and Yesier. Ask conductor to let
you OF at Elmgroye St
WEST & WHEELER
office on land. Representatives
| ready TO answer your questions.
Sunday and every day.
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COEUR ID ALENE MINES
Miners. e5.7b: muckers. 1915; under
ground timberman. ss.z5; s-hour
shift; steady employment. No
blankets needed; good climate:
good schools; modern boarding
and YoominR houses. with bath.
steam heat, electric lights. reading
rooms. Good houses for rent to
men with families. See II. l..
Smith. 2l14-2n5 Smith Bldg.
STOP WORRYING ABOUT a JOB.
We have one that win make you
real money. No salary--just a
comm .ss r,r egI yo uv ~iii make a
No hunting for customers. We
furnish all the prospects you need.
All or part time. 35t Empire Bldg.
WANTED = II RIc X LAYERS M
nsediately for Mare Island. Call
fofmia. Wages 81 per day for 8
hours; long Job. Clinton Construc-
S ss CT les rSsn a. eur st. er Ss1'sr
FUHNIAHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
kaIsomined.- gas, light and linen
furnish ID. - q week. Also 3. I
and E-roorn unfurnlshed apart
scents. 1919 Pike st.
MEN = AGE UNDER SIS. Ex-
p~rseTce unnecessary. Travel;
salaries; expenses. Write Amer
lean Foreign Detective Agency.
80, 81. Louis.
WANTED--A GOOD ORGANIZER.
viii pay $40 day to the right
party. ..,
l04 Mutual Life Bldg.
tT7RENEN, BHAKEMES. s200-f250
monthly Expcr,snce unnecessary.
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FORD SEDAN. PRIVATELY USED.
Has had best of care; In Al con-
dition: starter; lights: battery:
apccdometer: demountablc rims.
light oak wheels and new tires.
500. cash or terms. Call North
tOt2. or McChisboim, at Elliott 1850.
A REAL BARGAIN - 1918 MAX
well touring; motor Al: practical
ly new tires; good extra tire and
new wheel. Must sell. s325 down.
balance In 10 monthly payments.
Call Elliott 1875 or East 800
A BARGAIN IN 1918 FORD ROAD
ater. equipped with demountablc
rims. spcedometcr and electric
starter. Terms. East 205i.
1919 BRIsCOE, RUN 5000 MILES I:
good as new. 1900. 1t31 3ist ave.
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NORTH OF WOODLAND PARK
JUST OFF THE BRICK HIGHWAY
a dandy little garden tract of y acre
OF good. level land: city water and
lights: 3 Bus LINES. interurban.
jitney and car line: no city taxes
To pay. You can build your little
home. Good school near by. Here
you can raise chickens. vegetables
and fruit. You can make this
A-acre pay for itself.
TRANSFORMATIONS COMPANY
Phone Main -. Marion Bldg.
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HOME AND INCOME
Here IL wonderful chance to get
your start You Will never have to
worry about your payments u you
buy this place You will Away
have an income Of .z5 per mogth:
listen to this: II IN located In
nice district. on paved street ara
only ~ blocks from Aadrona car
line: ~ has 6 nice rooms and bath.
and in the rear IL has q large.
beautiful sun pArior with 40 win
dows and . kitchenette. This 10 the
part they fight over to rent at
t2s per month. leaving you : nice
rooms 20 live in. and only SO per
payments are only S5s. Including
interest The total price IL only
$3.50: 5000 cash. Can you beat II
In Scatter Call at 7l2 18th ave-.
or phone East s7s3.
WHY PAY RENT
s-room house on brandon st, 2
blocks to car: $4,000: $3.50 cash.
$50 per month.
s-room house, u acre. - bearing
fruit trees. berries. good garden.
chicken house. garage. $500: $500
cash. $40 per month.
cottages on I acre, Graham st .
lsve In one. rent the other: $3.50:
$500 cash. $50 per month
can make only q small payment
down. talk to us: we can help
you beat the rent game MAKE A
START-GET A HOME
GEO. A. SPENCER 4 CO.
Rainier Valley Branch
3sit Ferdinand st.
II ID. Marsh. NIT. Rainier 2,
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TERMS II DESIRED


1913 s,uaebaker Mig s-cyi- over
hauled. repainted- Looks Just IKE
nov one
1919 s,aaehaker Light s-cyt This
In a renewed car. All studebakcrs
are guaranteed
1919 studebaksr s-oyt. and <-eyl.
models in both rcadsters and
touring ears. All oserhauied
1915 s,udshaker s-cyL Needs . little
work. Price cut TO $500.
studehsker coupe. t-eyL II IL very
seldom that you can pick up
closed model like this for U.sso.
1913 Marmon ~ touring car. over.
hauled. rebuilt and renewed: good
tires. rcpainted q rich maroon.
1919 Marmon club roadster. over
hauled and renewed, Our renewed
cars give satisfacuon like new
ones.
Marmon - touring. ovcrhauicd. re.
nrwed. repatntsd a deep red. cord
tires. wire wheels. A bargain
Hudson Ruper-six touring car. com
our chop. Repain,cd deep blue.
Cord tirea
Hudson sport model t-passcnger.
1919 model This car was bought
new In March. 1918. and has been
very little used.
1919 Lexington s-cyi touring car.
Original paint wire wheels and
tires This IN an exceptionally
good buy.
1918 Franklin touring car. Looks
and runs just like new. A car
very seldom on the used car mar
kct
1919 Roamer sport model. In first
class mechanical condition; good
tires. top. rcpaintcd. and looks Just
ms good as new.
our shop. VIII repaint any color
to suit purchaser.
1918 Paige sportster. Green leather
upholstery. 8 wire wheels. good
tires two tops. This is n combina.
tion ? and t-passcngcr car.
Oakland touring car .......... $3.50
Cadillac touring ............... $50
Minton touring ................ 500
Wtnton touring ................ $50
Maxwell touring ....;...'...... 500
prices.
1919 Commonwealth at a great re-
duction from the new price.
AUTOMOBILE DEPARTMENT
FRANK WATERHOUSE a. co.
PINE AND BELLEVUE.
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| ron sAu.E-AUroMoBnEs
FRANK wATEnHousE a co.

Our reeonstruetsd cars have great
reputation. because ~e know nov
TO pat used motor cas- In fifst fa'r
condition They stand up They
arc all IN sxreiirn, running oraef'
They arc dependable.
We will eiors gu, 80 OF these auto
mobiles 20 make room. which Nc
urgently need The prices are All
well below what the worth OF the
cars warrant
Make ~ q poisA 20 come and inspect
them 1T win pay you 60 see US
before buying"
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AND O. ROOM FLATs: ALSO
rooms: close In; 1851 Howell st.
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broom bungalow. modern e1-
cspt heat located near the
sixth ave, ~ W. car line;
lot toxi0o. 1900 cash VIII
handle.
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office on land. Representatives
ready to answer your questions.
Sunday and every day.
The nonpartisan leader., 1920-11-29

CHOICE HAMPSHIRE SPRING PIGS, EITHER
and Big Bouncing 77745 Eyerything IMMUNE Emil
Petersen. Lake View Farm r. g. Detroit MINI.
The nonpartisan leader., 1920-11-29

PUREBRED BOURBON RED TURKEY TOMS, Sc
hens. IS, II taken soon. Henry Pistorus r. 3, Bo,
A. Rosholt, s. D. = ~
The nonpartisan leader., 1920-11-29
MUNICIPAL LIGHT PLANT WINS


After 13 years Of steadily increas-
ing success, the municipal light plant
of Pasadena, Cal, which all that time
has been in competition with private
company, has finally won complete
and decisive victory over its compet-
itor.
On July the city Of Pasadena, by
a vote Of 6k to 1, indorsed a bond is
sue Of $500,000 with which the city
has acquired the distributing system
and substation Of the Southern Cali
fornia Edison company, which was the
city's competitor heretofore. On July
is the city took over the plant, added
it to the city's system and is now
operating the whole as unit and oc-
cupying the entire field of electric
lighting within the city's limits.
Thus in 13 years Of municipal own.
ership,r the city of Pasadena has built
up business from nothing to $780,
600 per year from the sale of nearly
21,000,00 kilowatt hours. And mean
while the plant has reduced the cost
of electricity from 1914 cents kilo-
watt hour to cents, scaling down to
8 cents and LIZ cents, with an average
return of Az cents. And it has never
raised its rates.
The nonpartisan leader., 1920-11-29
Stills
Flat Building for Sale

SIX-FAMILY APARTMENT HOUSE IN ST. PAUL.
direct from owner Price $2l 900; cash only $1,000;
you earn high interest Address s. E. care of the
Nonpartisan Leader, Box 2075, Minneapolis.
The nonpartisan leader., 1920-11-29

REGISTERED HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN BULLS FROM
six to eight months old. Price, $1O0. Herbert
Kietzer, Vernon Center, MINI.
The nonpartisan leader., 1920-11-29

FOR SALE-A HIGH GRADE TWO-YEAR- OLD
shorthorn hefer not yet bred weight about 1000
sheep. either sex. I. A. schwinghsner. Albany,
The nonpartisan leader., 1920-11-29

FOR sALE-sPR1NG DURoCs. ORION BREEDING,
both sexes have good bunch of pigs and will
guarantee satisfaction. Q. A Applen Reeder, n. D.
The nonpartisan leader., 1920-11-29

FOR BETTER FARMING
Eight western counties in North
Dakota voted more than two to one
to continue agricultural extension
work at the last election.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The nonpartisan leader., 1920-11-29
CHESTER wHITEs-sHoRrHoRNs
ADVERTISEMENTS

Registered Chester White Bears of April and May far
row Cholera immune, true Chester type, $50. Open
gifts same above, $50 gifts bred to Busters De-
$75. Tried sows bred to Busters Defender. SIPS.
Junior yearling gilt. bred, fine individual.
Bone" sired By Prince Big Bone a boar that has
takes him, as have no further use for him. Also
registered sherthorn hefer old last August 4th
c. A. WETTERsTR0m Route 4. Detroit, Minn.
The nonpartisan leader., 1920-11-29

TOULOUSE GEESE FOR SALE UNTIL JANUARY:
ganders. $5 geese. $3.50. Henry Romberg. Sleepy
The nonpartisan leader., 1920-11-29

FOR SALE-PUREBRED LIGHT BRAHMA HENS
81; cockerels, $50. Mrs. E. D. Rhyme. Hnckley
The nonpartisan leader., 1920-11-29

FOR SALE-REGISTERED SHROPSHIRE YEAR
ling and two-year-od rams at farmers prices c. NJ
Bell, R. 2, Doland, s. D.
The nonpartisan leader., 1920-11-29

PUREBRED MAMMOTH BRONZE TURKEYS: EX-
ira large bone, fine quality. Toms S10 hens, Sc,
3 Belle Kinsey. Towner, N d. -
The nonpartisan leader., 1920-11-29

REGISTERED DpRoC BoARs AND soWs PRICED
from $40 to SIS Sales in five states. Satisfaction
guaranteed Jens Molyig. Buxton. N: D.
The nonpartisan leader., 1920-11-29
Kodak Finishing

$40 KODAK FREE TO THE PERSON SENDING IN
the most work in any one month. Harold Scott Of
only only ss5s in finishing. Mrs: s. Stroud. Arcadia.
stewartville. MINI, got third prize. 50 album
Send in your work with your friends work and you
may get one of these prizes. The person
not win the same prize twice and we do not give
any OF these 9 prizes t9 dealers We have satisfied
Kodak Shop, Box K La Crosse, wis.
The nonpartisan leader., 1920-11-29

REGISTERED CHESTER WHITES. TWO HERD
hoars. fall and spring pigs. either representing
six of the most popular and champion blood lines
of the breed. Rubert Altman Gibbon Mimi
The nonpartisan leader., 1920-11-29

DUROC SPRING PIGS EITHER SEX, INVESTOR
grees furnished. express prepaid and satisfaction
guaranteed. r. c. Madsen. Detroit. Mimi.
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The first record Of the use Of srunFs
malade Is found during the reign a.
Henry VII Of England
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This Coast Soon to Be Dot
ted With Great Naval
Bases
BY GEORGE d. WATERS

WASHINGTON. Oct. S.--Prior TO
. year ago. Japan could have started
trouble with the United States and
cot away with IL much better than
she could today. She could kick up
trouble now and set away with IL
better than she can a year hence.
The reasons for these two state
meets are, the Pacific fleet has been
established and partially trained the
last year.
JAPS TALK WAR;
WOULD COME TO L. 8.
or course. America doesn't Intend
10 have a war with Japan. but the
Japs are talking about Il. and II
doesn't hurt to discuss Il in America.
II IL happens. Japan win not come
TO America. but America will send
her navy to Japan. or to the Philip
pines or Aleutian Islands. In this
case, the war would have bAen start
ed by Japan seixing those islands
that are possessions OF Uncle sam.
Then. II Japan defeated the Ameri-
can navy In her own hack yard. she
could land troops on the Pacific
coast and the next move would be
for America TO whip Japan on land.
But, II our navy whipped Japan's
navy. Japan's power at sea would
be broken and America would be
saved another war on land-and her
own. iand-and the talk Of Japan.
e<e-Ameriean conflict, would forever
be hushed.
This "a what makes II interesting
20 consider American naval bases in
the Pacific.
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Will Try Her For
Murder of "Wife"

MELBOURNE. Australia. oct s.
Engenie Failini here must stand trial
for the murder OF her wife," Mrs.
Annie Burkctt Mrs. Failini. n Wild.
ow with a daughter, married
Mrs" Burkett. and later her char
red body was found. Later Mrs. fai'
iinl again married" n woman She
wears masculine attire.
~>-~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~>~~~s~~~~s~~~~
rine base on a site offered by Los
Angeles. and to spend t.T.ooo.ooo AZ
San Diego. Cal. developing the pres
ent aviation base. the fuel station.
the marine base. the training sta
ton, hospital. supply and repair base.
Another recommendation is that
there should be an operating base
for submarines. destroyers and air
craft in Panama hay. and that Bah
boa should be developed for docking
and repair facilities
Getting further into tho Pacific. a
first.ciass naval base Ia recommend
cd for tn. island of Guam. and golng
stili further. sccondciass naval
base Is recommended for Manila hay.
Philippines. This Is Uncle SANS fur.
theresS west possession and Is nj the
back door OF Japan.
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Mamma, I'm Married" Message
Lands Bridegroom in Prison

PORTLAND. Oct s.--Paui Buck
ley. 22-year.old mechanic, loved.
won. and then lost
He loved Ruth Kcmph. 10, 45s r.
s7th st. He wooed her In approved
manner. She hung her head.
blushed. and coyly said. Yes"
They Journeyed TO Vancouver
wash. They had little difficulty
in securing tho license. Ruth. and
Buckley, too. Swore that she was
is. An obliging minister OF the
gospel. whose shingie In plainly
visible from the clerks office. did
the rest
Mr.. and Mrs. Buckley returned
10 Portland.
Mamma. I'm married" was the
message which telephone wires con-
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ycycd 20 MrS. Kcmph.
Action In the second part OF the
drama commences here. Mrs.
Kemph wasted no time in bestow-
Ing maternal blessings" t72D on
the young couple. She hunted up
District Deputy Attorney Deich and
swore TO "a complaint. charging the
five.hour groom with the commits
sion OF serious offense. The po-
lice did the rest
Buckley spent the first night OF
his married life In "A cell in the
city jail. The girl. weeping and
protesting. was taken home by her
mother.
Buckley win be given a hearing
before Municipal Judge Iossman
later.
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Rattlers to Gust
Taxicab Whistles

LONDON. Oct s.-Policc have put
the ban on taxicab whistles. so driv.
ere arc planning on ra,ticrs. used
duNnx the war to initiate machine
gun firing. TO summon prospective
customers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-08
Kills Sister So She
"Wouldn't Tell"

VIENNA. Oct s.--Joseph storfa,
10. II charged with the murder of HIS
sister here. Tho boy. expelled from
his fathers house. became a burglar
and during raid on his homo he
stole thousands OF dollars worth OF
silver and strangled his io-year old
sister. Ludmllla, 40 nhe wouldn't
tell" He confeHned
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ORPHANS SEE
PUYALLUP FAIR
5000 Seattle Folk Present
on Seattle Day

PUYALLuP, Oct. s. More than
$4,000 persons attended Seattle Day"
at the Western Washington fair here
yesterday. Approximately 5000 Seat
tieites were in attendance az the fair.
Today is Tacoma Day. The Xxi
wants club will act aA host to Ta.
coma orphans.
Keen interest In being shown In
tho various events. especially In the
auto polo and the horse racing. The
exhibits are attracting large crowds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-08
Too Much Wool in
Norway and Sweden

LONDON. Oct. s.--Swedlsh news
papers report that scandinavian
countries are overlooked with wool
en- goods and are cancelIng foreign
orders. Also tina, most mills In Nor
way and Sweden are working only
half time.
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NEXT BIG BASE
AT SAN FRANCISCO

The next big project OF coast dc.
Tense and for naval operations will
be the development Of a deep-water
base on the San Francisco bay, the
recommendation being for both de-
siroyer and submarine basins. Navy
officials are now trying to decide be.
tween Alameda. on the east side Of
the bay. and Hunters Point. on the
San Francisco side. as the site for
the base. The estimated cost OF this
Is around $4,000, 900.
Another Of the big projects recon-
mended Is the development In Puget
sound. Washington. The expenditure
On this would be around 80, 900 900
- development OF Bremerton navy
yard for use Of capital ships, devel-
opment Of Pacific torpedo station as
submarine base and the development
or a submarine. destroyer and ayla.
ton operating base at Ediz Hook.
Washington.
Other recommendation are that
the government spend about IS 900. :.
900 at San Pedro. Cal. on a subna-
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u. :. RAISES ALL UP
AND DOWN COAST

At present on the West coast
Uncle sam has bases at san Diego.
San Pedro. Marc island. Astoria.
'Bremerton. and out in the ocean at
Pearl Harbor. Honolulu. Hawaii. Tu.
tuilo. Samoa: In Agana bay at the
City OF Guam. island Of Guam. and
mt Cavite In the Philippines.
These are all. and none Of them
nre developed to the extent that they
should be, and viii be. when the Pa
cific fleet Is little older Navy
men say II the Pacific fleet hadn't
been created as a separate organiza.
tion that naval bases would not have
been provided. for the same reason
that no man builds a garage until
he has car TO put into II. and with
out naval bases American ships
would be powerIess in the Pacific.
Perhaps the most interesting piece
OF work contemplated is the develop
rnent of Honolulu harbos. Pearl har-
Dor and Kaneohe hay, all In Hawaii
50 they win accommodate not only
TIE Pacific feet. but the whole
American navy II necessary. This
was recommended late In 1919 by "a
special Board OF Inspection OF Nav.
al Bases and plans are being pre-.
pared here for the project. The cos,
ut that time was estimated around
s27 900 600. This would be a first.
class naval base and would be used
aA a strategic necessity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-08
AGAIN vETOES
RAvENNA PLAN
Caldwell Brands Extension
"Waste OF Money"

For the second time Mayor CID
well has vetoed the council ord
nance appropriating $4,000 TO COM
plete the extension Of the Rayeuna
car line on 30th ave. ". r. The mayor
characterized the proposed IegtsIa~
ton as "a waste OF street railway
bond money