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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
o. nrsrNEss OPPORTUNITIES

STORE FOR nENTf NO. But TILE
best STORE LOCATION IN UNI
NEHsiTY DISTRICT to-foot lot
aud t-fuom house. $3.50. t2so
cash. balance monthly,
W s. R0nisoN co. 80 Lyon nldg
,5as brooklyn ksnwood lotl.
w PERSONAL
Pc RMAN EMIT HAIR WAVING.
Marcetilng. henna pack foe stray
IAniEs iMTRovEMENT sHop
Main ss0T. $50 Union ~
EIECTRo. INDICATED iNhAf.A-
toFtrfn. Tor rheumatism. noltre.
arthma, estarrh. Information free.
s0a r. Third ave,
MbN ED-HEN BERTHA NELSON.
The Planters 1898 Third ava room
faf. Meetings Tuesdat aud Friday.
pn. LILLIAN ]. i.oNb- bkC0Lt.ss
physlctan Scientific Massage as
gard = iicaron aits
LILLIAN CifASpLER-MAs-
aaEe. baths. Room :. slt first
ave Main stts.
MoVEn-REV BEHTIiA NELSON.
The Planters. is2s Third ave.
Room let.
MArhNNlTY nospirAL al. sss6
les LssoAL NOTICES
TO WHOM IT MAY CoNCEkN
THIS Is 60 certify that q. " Parker
has made application 20 erect
building for stores and public ga
rage at got 20 ~ 18th ave. y. lots
and 4. block 3 Williams Addi-
ton Anyone desiring 20 protest
such occupancy must file such
protest at the office % the Huild-
Ing Department Room sos county
city BUILDING. prior 70 Friday
May 8. 1850.
no WHOM fr NAY coSCEiiNi
THIS is TO certify that Herbert smith
has made applications Ia build a
garage fCF three ears al zee All.
a. son &C.. lot 10. block ~, Denny
fuhrman Addition Anyone de-
string 20 protest such occupancy
must file such protest al tht offies
Of the building Department Room
aAs County city building. PRIOR to
Saturday, May q 1890.
no WHOM iT MAY CoNcEkN3
THIS h. TO certify that John Collins
Estate has made application 20
erect aud maintain pubic ga
rage AT aIgs Msstiake ave. iotH
and 4. block 90 = A. nsifs second
Addition, Anyone desiring 60 pro-
test such occupancy must file such
protest az the office Of the luild-
Ing peps rtmsnt. Room 30 County.
city Building. prior 60 Msy q 1899.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
SUGAR MEN TO
RAID HOMES

WASHINGTON. April zt--scizure
Of all sugar. and It's distribution 20
consumers az cost, was urged today
by Senator Arthur Capper. Kansas.
20 thwart sugar profitecrs. who. he
declared. are oonspiring 10 shame
icssly rob housewives during the
canning season"
These profiteers. he said. make
Captain Kidd look Ike a Sunday
school character.
In a. speech on profiteerinF. Cap
per urged. taxation ~ war profits in
stead Of a sales tar to pay the
proposed soldier bonus Permanent
regulation OF profits was also urged.
Practically $1,000 corporations av-
eraged war profits OF more than
100000 900 each In a single year.
Capper declared. ProfIteering in cot.
ton and cotton goods has been open.
fragrant and Ecandaious," he said.
ana charged similar conditions In OH.
lumber. tobacco. flour. meats artl
foodstuffs.
Even the humble banana has BE-
come a kingly profiteer." Capper said.
The most brazen challenge OF the
government we have had In this long
saturnalia Of greed comes from gam
bicrs In sugar. This body sndr this
government are soon to hear very
emphaucaiiy from the people in re-
gard TO proflteering In sugar. Tho
canning season raid IL on. The price
OF sugar already has risen a dollar
week. wholesale. In early Anticipation
or the canning season. For years
the sugar interests have annually
shamelessiy and openly robbed
American Housewives during the can
ming neaeou
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STOCKS AND BONDS

WILL BUY
Liberty Bonds.
100 Western Rubber.
100 Deep Sea Salvage.
500 Wsla Wsila Gas & Pipe.
WILL. SELL
20 Haiietz Bolterup.
~ Wtcks Tir. A. Rubber.
81 security Auto TUBE.
100 hmaigamated Appliance.
I+s Scartett LAfe Savings.
1T5 Simplex Auto wheel
200 vandyke Fountain Brush
200 Hothert Process steel
900 Texas Crude oil 4 Ref.
$40 Unicorn Tire.
2ft Western Smelling q Power.
2s7 Pacific. Electric Weider.
500 Ballard Oil
500 Beacon Coal
900 I. X. L. OH q Ref.
1000 Cushing CARRIER.
5000 Forks OIL.
MAX wINKIER
1tt Union street Elliott $50
WANTED SHARES OF ). n ~
oil stock. at si2s per share. ETA,
Star.
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3. FOR s.ALE--wATERFROSr
PROPERTY
s.E6-s-s CASH 1900
SUMNER HDMESfTE
At EEYngHT

s.so-s.s CASH 1900
SUMNER HOMESf'rE
At kEYPORT
Cfae~ 20 dock. postoffice and store.
q minutes walk 90 bathing beach I.
yiew % Oiympicr. spring water
piped 20 every iots electric liEhtE.
"A ideal place 10 live. away from
noise and strife % the busy city
life. with fast boats morning and
evening 70 Seattle Lets 20 sun
day on str. Hysk. pier No, 4, foot
of Madison ST.. at n. m. and pick
out your summer playground. Call
at office and see Photograph. and
meet us sunday at she boat
CLIFFORD LAND co.
SIT Third Ave. Elliott -.
CONF AND SEE ULAHEE ON
sunday--ths loYsiiest beach on the
Sound. Oct PARTICULARS from w
X. Macfarlane. The Community
Builder. 73s Ieary building. Phone
Elliott 252t
CHEAP WATER FRONT ACREAGE
10 acres; half mile water front on
Lake Spencer Price ti.3ss. 400
cash. bNiance 10 years. 81.
W. \ ROfBfSoN co. s2s Lyon Bldg
6 LOGGEDOFF LANDS
WRITE FOR NAP SHOWING 10
cation. low price and easy terms
OF sale Of iogxsd-off lands offered
TO settlers In Western washington
WEYEHHAECSER TIMBER CO.
TACOMA. WASH fNCTOk.
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BLIGHT POOR FAsnLY-s
CHANCES or CANNING

They have. with their ex.orsson-
ate charges. blighted tho poor fam
hy's only hope OF putting UP and
storing away cheap and whole
some supply OF vegetables and fruits
for the winter. which every person
denandins a healthfuI diet needs
The people are helpless
Attorney General Palmer plans to
give a straight from the shoulder
communication TO sugar rofiners,
whom he called 10 meet here Mon
day. Il was learned today. Palmer.
either directly or thru Assistant At
torney General Fig. intends 10 de-
mand that the refiners take meas
ures TO keep down soaring sugar
prices or give good reasons for tho
recent Increases
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MOST ron rur Lrxsr

6t~F Ftk IHt lfsNSI
41Ae~ homes should be butt in
sttle Al once 60 house = small
ecfton ~ the homeless. and rent
Tersrs who would ake 70 make
seattle their home.
The city Of Cleveland Is making a
artse Tor eaa homes trying 20
raise $50. eco zee 90 90 pay fsr
Then. u eannet be done that
sAS The. rieh man has a home.
we are not werrying about him.
y !. reu. the werkin. Maa. the
iAried Aaa We Are rryins 60
We ~cat all thru this suiidinr cam
est9n during the war Heard
Chamber Of Commerce nss,iags.
council meetings tried "a stop
and All amounted 10 nothing u
sAu't be done. The man under his
ewn roof " not worrying about
yoo. Neither Is he going 90 dig
~ nenev &c build You a house,
~ er 10 A., yc IN, a s's ss, rsssy a,s
l. yeurssif aud ysar family Is 70
provide home. be IL ever 80
humble. We Will help you a. we
have helped hundreds Of other.
ftos nv f&tt wv wars
The f.ord help. those Who heir
thenaselN~s' You must show q
hsue iifc aud some interest 20 ses
sar sv,esers ,s ta.s xy0ris We
xSp MS sVi FsA MNSf rssoSa A !
Ri:Nr-rAyER'S GRAvE Havs
put him on the road to success.
sN the right trsek~-not the
svnrssE o-n pie, q isnd.
1 the stars ana stripes in the iront
ysrd snd enjoy Home Sweet
We q slr rardsn. t.v chickens
I've been sold. home. built oe-
0pied aad happy. We are nov
ssirg the last tract IN THIS see
lar HIGHLAND PARK all soid.
NMAR ADDITION all sold
q MAE No. : All sold.
<MtTH REpt4.r about AL sold
LIBERTY PARK DIVISION one and
TATE sppfrrox about all sold
WTHwEsT SEATTLE an sold
ne last prMAr Ne. on ,n- mar
kes today. st9 lots. not ONE seit.
9 49, ~ - - 80
same. city water. sidewalks
lixhta school One block FROM
car iine. Sc fare.
We furnish Yea sext.- and the ium-
Der 90 build n voe wish, yoa % not
have to bar lumber from US n
you prefer any other way. Terms.
Gle to See cash and o. 20 SO per
81 meath Come cut TODAY, tax .
4 Lake Enrion car at Occidental aud
Ts~ler way TO kimgroNe at Agent
- land all day.
Il ycn are . rent-ray~r ycu Owe u
20 yourself 10 90 cut there and
talk 20 hundreds OF people who
enc o. two years srs quit paying
fent and Just see what they have
accomplished. What they have to
show for their money. and thea
ASK yourself what you have 20
show for th~ rent you have paid
you are sure N buy II you 20
eax - better put . little change
IN you- pocket 90 tie up q couple
Of tracts--they won't last long.
WEST q WHEELER
Riverside Offies
fse1 Iowa Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
ACREAGE
YAKIMA VALLEY STARS

10 ACRES. IMPROVED WITH ..
room house. fine root and
milk cellar. sh~d. barn and
very good chicken eaaie-
PRICE rnrnt. personal property
includes horses harness
and wagon. l fine COW. -
chickens. hay eauipmant
s.. 1880 including sings anf hay
boat derrick. etc mower.
disc and spring tooth har-
row. also all small tools
CASH about 4 acres in orchard.
the balance IN alfalfa.
which - IN fine SHAPE. and
the alfalfa is also between
s.. 90 IN. trees. the trees are
Of the ftaest kind. and are
Just coming into bearing
Uovsrnm@nt water right
lose 70 Pro.ser: n-mYie
20 Wsinu'grovs school
20 ACRES. uNrNpRovEp - was
once cleared but has now
reverted 10 sage brush
Roll mostly excellent
Price $500; $1,000 cash.
balance years. &c
20 ACRES. IxPRovED--An In al.
fslfa aad corn. A good
4.roofn house. This H.
situated On the main
Price is7s per acre: cash
$1,000.
CENTRAL YAKIMA RANCHES co.
1914 Third Ave. seattle.
fs.AcrP TRACTS AT BOrHErL
No better soil anywhere. -FOUR
chance 20 own q home OF your
own. Get one Of these tracts
While they are ehsap; the yS ogt
door 10 acres for $3.50: the best
Of terms. See Ar. Eoland.
A LITTLE HOME SNAP
acre Of good soil: an cleared. VII
lights and water piped within 300
feet Of the house; LOG any where
in the city. a snap At $500. good
terms. See Mr.. Boland
At BoTHELL
5 acrcs; . cleared; dandy Groom
plastered house, with bath; :
.chicken houses and garage. ther.
are % chickens and l heller that
go with property fSs ss.soS' on
Facts, Values and Courtesy.
THE DOUGLAS co.
sss-s-t Leary Bldg; Main $3.50.
BANK ACRES NORTH
A boom on suburban acres 10 now
sfar,sd. buy now before prices are
tyfpIed. seattle bank has placed
In our hands to sell quick many
nm level acres at just what they
have involved on mortgage fore
closure. tina. price 10 $500 PER
location 4. IL miles north of
cowsn park and close to two bou-
tsvards: come out to Lake city on
Both~II blvd. Sunday, our office Ia
at LAKE CITY ss9r ss
sjs Boston Block
Elliott 2o.3 East 1883
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SUNSET. Wash. April s4.-Doo-
tors attending Browder Hester.
whose hand was torn off in an acct
dent In which his neck was badly
lacerated as well. say that he VIII
recover. Hester's hand was caught
In the coss OF stump pulling M
chine. :.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24

No bRtDGEisN oN THIS LAND
No stufnr- roots or hills 20 MAX =
your work bnrdeusome on our lit
farms A. wooains,i,r rms lana
hss been uader cultivation Tor
several year.. aud u you hay now.
there's ample uuae for a big crop
thts year You viii not have 90
VERY about dry seaHona, a. there
u ample moisture, exvu aurlng the
crop Nouii find Il impossible e.
find land equal 10 this at anything
IKE the prices We are asking. and
Nou can buy IA on practically Your
own terms You can bay IN tracts
ranging In size from ] 20 10 acres.
70 and from seattle. only block
from fine brick school stores.
churches and the best % neigh
bars Cali at office Of phone for
appointment and We vii take l9n
out any dav, n Mines, AlAskR wa.
RICH RIVER nOTroM LAND
This land viii produce big crops OF
anything that can be grown In
Western WsrhinFtnn. IL 10 ciearro
and has been under CuItivati>u
for several years tf- right at
the town OF Mhadinvtiie. on paved
road. With good bus service 20 and
FROM Seattle. only a block from
fine brick school. railroad station
stores. churches. etc. We are aeN.
ing this land in tracts ranging tn
size from I Go 10 acres aud at
prices and ON terms that you will
not be able 60 equal elsewhere
Call at office or phone Tor APP
pointment aud W. viii take you
out any day. T. Mines, Alaska
bldg.
TRADING rs Ny nCSiNi.SS
MERE ARE A FEW GooD ONES
Have s.Noo acres OF good tilia bic
land In Lincoln county. Montana,
close TO ~ X and good tewn. Land
in this district IN smaller tracts
b selling from SIS to $50 per acre.
The price OF this land to $50 per
acre. owner viii taks cuisines.
improved property IN Seattle up
70 S.50.100 20 tsoe geo This - a
cash price on the land.
}. H. fRloMoRE. s9f Alask Didg
Phoue Main sIea
4 pANbr ) Ackkg PART nor.
cleared. house. fne bunch % &C.
oar: good road II miles from Sc
attic, price $500. terms tg0o cash
balance tse per month.
MERRtTr REALTY co.
al New York Biock
FQk sALE.--iit AcREsi 10 ACkEs
half mile % Lvra rivers 40 acres
FACE the sound; beet OF hunting
end fishing On the place. Must be
nrsn to- be appreciated Price
81. see. terms q. G. Norman. ~
AuEslrs wash.
20 ACRES. o. oeo
tsroona house Weiis garden sorr-
clearing outhuiidinxs. spring
Coed land az low price. $500
cash. balance Easy.
81 l. PErFRs fis Third Ave
s-At'nE TRAIT. 81 MILF PROM
18th. on 10Th ave y. y. ard sTth
81 acres In cultivation. l acre
straw b~rrtes. cherries aud sns u
frat. see THE Must sell 5000
terms See owner
DIS uOlSES HIGHWAY
TRAITS tiog
Terms $40 down ard % moafhly
Good soil snd worth much more
~ " HUNT 80 Grcen nidE.
CALIFORNIA
Choice acreage. near large city! good
soil. plenty water. Price. terms
and everything right Room 100
New ArNtir Nntet
"a lAAA aNfNa
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AfHIl. 20
btFst Low Tide
Z - a. m 80 n
first High Tide
? ~ a. IA. - "a
s~e~nd Lew Tide
ale . m --ts p
se~ona High Ttsk~
ie 81 D. m Ill n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24

- BUSINEss OPPORTUNITIES
HOW TO WIN" IL THE STORY
you can get by addressing post
card 20 Abner Davia. IT Worth.
Tex.
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Tides in Seattle

SUNDAY
APRIL -
First Los Tide
tsft q ~. 81 n
f1r>t High Tide
fis a m. - n
>~cond Lev Tide
tsi1 .. m 80 n.
sseend High Tide
iitss ,. m iis n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24

SFW LAND IN YAKIMA VALLEY
OJH n o-AGEE SHEEP RANCE
MUST ~ THROWS OrES
FOR SETTLERS
In TIE rfch lower valley. noted FOR
It's fruits and IRENE naous yields %
alfalfa and corn, the government
OF the United states has been lay
snx cat the last extension - the
FAMOUS StNNNsipE canal.
Our 1900 acres Of rteh. p~rfeci.iy-
ing bench lard under this project
must be divided up ana soia %
settlers
CHEAP NEW FARM LAND
FOR AcTtAf. HoMfssEf.k ERg
FOR A SHORT TINE ONLY settler.
will - SiNrn their ehotce % this
iars a. tsn 70 $50 per acre. with
. long time 70 pay aud very low
Interest rate
We SHOW THE LAND TO BUYERS
By Appointment Call al our office.
write 10 ur. OF send telegram
We alec have s.x~raf hundred acres
ciraf-d. ready 10 piow. In the ia
rncua Mckee. valley this u In the
rew Yakima Irritation district
net far from Yakima city
Maps. photogrn phs aud samples %
sol at eur offic~
Offce open Ew~nsnx-. Also
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS co.
ina
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s.ss CASH

I MY HOME
-. your home for only 500 easn
ff5 per month Ny unit
nase on L-sers Of eTouad IL the
ssst buy IN Seattle Cut out rent
,os' can help you, Chiekens
.sdea and free wood VIII help
NJ E. pErERs. JIG srd Ave.
s-nooM BUNGALOW. 81, 200
re<stsd N tns ,~, fren soad NV Z,
.hnxs price, ana on terms OF
9os cssh. Sas per mesth.
". g. FAIRS
- BURKE BIDS, NAH sss
~0S5N COTTAGE, HtI.F-AcKE
80 rrou nd; furniture; 1901 4s'h
~th, Z bioets from Eainssr car;
Sciois, 5x X :. block
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Fis 1r~"o AAhdthGs sr&ttfs
sSOIToMisH COUNTY. WASH
soe9 acres az the fiasst dalry,
berry or general high grade farm
lands In the Northwest Rapidly
improving section. no drourhts.
bumper crops Tracts 1 % 90
acres: 10 yearly Payments. This -
yoar opportunity. Srnd for lltsra-
tur~. Bro~nsli Land Co. Birming-
ham. wash.
A SMALL. DAIRY FAnM FOR sAIsFs
Near busy town. 10 head good
cattle. Ieas~ on place Hstiier sep
srater: milk route paying about
A1s - month. This 10 the fret
time fr's place has ben Tor sale.
Price si.1se address ~. star.
sunny EoUTHERS IDAHO Hay
ranch for sale. near Shoehone.
Idaho. i.s acres irrigated. 70 acres
cultivated. 50 alfalfa. good water
right. buiidirgrs school; grange
rural delivery good roads. cheap
for quick sale, John ~ Price.
shsshor~. idaho.
FOR SALE -fe AcREs. UNfM-
proved. excellent soil fine ioca-
tor. close 70 steamboat landing.
At Port Madison Price $500.
fsrrrs 20 suit. Address Mrs. a.
Anderson. ttef fiFai ave. y. n.
Phon> K~nwoof 1913.
3. FOR s.ALE--WATERFRONT
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INVESTIGATE THIS ONE

Az. In. bulIdinx lot y. Ncw York
city. NY. worth $4,000 cash
will trade for equity In house IN
= AVE 4 sig exclusive listing Of
eood properties both for sal. and
b PRfGMoRE. ss- Alaska Bldg.
Phons Main srs1.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-01
CAP A CITY ATIENDAN CE
ASSURED Fol ARDMORE
CIVIC O| \ n Err TONI CHIT

Those who have not already made
q reservation for the Civic Dinner to-
night have no time to lose after read.
Ing this. There are few tickets
uncalied for at the campaign head.
quarters and while they remain they
will be given to the first comers. When
The capacity of the dining room in the
Presbyterian church, where the din
ner will be served. has been exhaust.
cd, no more tickets will be supplied.
This is the rule which the dinner
committee has established and to
which it will adhere. At the meeting
of the Rotary Club on Wednesday
and today at the meeting of the
LIONS, nearly 100 of the tickets were
taken. The call for them at the cam.
paign headquarters has been steady
since the announcement on Monday
that the Chamber of Commerce was
10 formally launch its drive for not
lcss than 1000 members with this
big affair
The full program was announced to-
day, on the list OF speakers in addi.
ton to Allen D. Albert, former prcsl-
dent of the international Association
OF Rotary Clubs, are Rev. G. c.
Weith. S. a. Apple, chairman Of the
campaign committee, who will pre-.
side; Rev. Crayton s.. Brooks ana
James A. Cotner, a former mayor of
.Ardmore, The music viii be in charge
pf Charles Poulter.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-01
| AIDES INJURED WHEN
AUTOS CRASH IN RAIN
STORM WEDNESDAY, EVE

Mrs. a. II, Palmer. Mrs. Clyde Fra
ser, Mrs. K. s. Hayden and daugh.
ter Miss Gussie Lee Hayden, re.
ceived painful injuries last night
when the car in which they were rid
ing collided with a car driven 10y
Charles Harris Of the Willard Sery.
ice Station, at the corner of Broad
way and 9 streets, northwest.
Mrs. Fraser sustained the more
serious injuries, being considerably
cut about the face and limbs. She
occupied the front seat with Miss
Hayden, who was driving, Mrs. Pal
mer and Mrs. Hayden in the back
seat. They We're thrown against the
front seat Mrs. Palmer receiving a
painful bruise, and Mrs. Hayden re.
ceiving injuries on her left arm and
right knee. Miss Hayden received
only slight bruises. Mr.. Harris wa
uninjured
Miss Hayden, stated that her moth.
er ana friends We're returning from a
visit with friends IN southeast Ard
more and were fastening home to
avoid the rain which caught them
before they had gone very far. They
had driven by the home Of Mrs. Clau.
dia Mcintyre on North Washington
street, who had accompanied them
and she had gotten out. They then
went west on Broadway and had
slowed down to cross the street rail
way tracks when the crash came
She was driving a. Ford which was
considerably damaged the windshield
and lights We're broken, a fender
torn Oft axle broken, one of the from
castings torn off, radiator and radius
rods We're also damaged.
Mr.. Harris was driving a Buick
lie stated that it was pouring dowr
rain and that neither Of them saw
the other, and the first thing he
knew he felt tho crash. His car
| WITS not damaged.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-01
Real Estate Transfers

Tho following deeds have been filed
for record with the county clerk.
C. & C. Nations to U. Lewis. part
Il, 3s.1e.
G. w. Fisher to w. ]. Cassidy, part
81, %, 2S, 4s-3e.
D, McGehey to N. McGehey. lots in
Healdton.
NJ. II. Skidmore to J. c. Whltehurst
part lots 2, 3, block 1873, Ardmore
W. NJ Brown TO o. NJ. Holden, lot
A, block 49l, Ardmore.
NJ. j. Carpenter to s. f. True, part
lot 3, block SO2, Ardmore.
r. A. Vaughn to NJ II. Franklin,
part ., 1s-2w.
p. r Thacl;er TO ]. c. Thacker lot
is, block 4, Oil City.
T. II. George TO NJ. H. Franklin,
part ., 1s-2w.
j. Il. Morris to N. II. Franklin, part
., ls-2w.
o. NJ. woodward to NJ. H. Frank
lin, part ., 1s-2w
W. d. Taliaferro to j. r. McAles-
ter Fart lot 1, block 279, Ardmore.
Molle Martin TO j. j. jennings
part lot s, block 462, Ardmore.
f. a. Walker to r. q. Colvert lot
/, 3, block 275, Ardmore.
f. Il. Tucker to f. r. Thomas, part
lot I, block ass, Ardmore.
]. L. Hamon TO w. r. Robinson lots
in Healdton.
]. L. Hamon to c. /. Stone, lots
in Healdton.
p. T.. McCrory to c. II. Pickens.
part lots 8, A, block 241, Ardmore.
II. p. Zaneis to j. r. Duncan part
lot I, block 229, Ardmore.
J. r. Duncan to G. b. Brown, part
lot l, block 22s, Ardmore.
w. A. Johnson to W. 1. Strange, lots
in Chickasaw Heights.
l.. Angun to c. 1. Taylor, part 80,
2s-2e.
]. Il. Willis to f, r. Heth, lot 3.
block 1875, Ardmore.
Helen l.. Williams to Margaret Law
son, lots in Highland Park.
y. r. Wolverton to Mary c. VOL
verton, part lot 9, block 2s9. Ard
more.
A. c. Holoman to +. r. Wolverton
part lots ., 3, block 331, Ardmore.
/ c. G. Rowland to c. p. Agee, part
16 5s.3e.
Guy Slgler to J. G. Hester, part 3
5s-2e,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-01
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