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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-26
NAB CHAMPEEN
DRY vI0LAT0R

Comes now the champion figure In
King couny's liquor prosecution
records, James Locknane. Locknane
was charged Friday by the prose.
cutor with having intoxicants un-
lawfully In his possession.
He has been prosecuted twice In
Police Justice Gordon's court and
has been fined $3.50 on one occasion
by Justice OF the Peace o. w.
Brinker and $3.50 on another.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-26
R. |. WARD MAY
Be INDICTED
Shanghai Motors Man Still
Held in Jail

Robert l. Ward. president 81 tho
Shanghai Motors corporation. who
was placed under arres, Wednes-
day night when he arrived in Seat
tie from the Orient on the kashima
Maru. was still In county Jail Fri
day. pending hearing before the
U. $. commissioner.
Ward was arrested upon cabied
advices from the United States at
torney at Shanghai. and is charged
with theft of jewelry. embezzlement.
and forgery. District Attorney Saun-
ders stated Friday that an indict-
ment win follow II the charges
against Ward are borne out by the
evidence when II is presented To
him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-26
Luther League to
Hold Rally Sunday

Organizations affiliated with the
Puget Sound Young Peoples Lu.
theirs league win hold their second
quarterly rally Sunday at the Ball
ard First Lutheran church.
Rev. +. T. Owe. OF Aberdeen, will
deliver tho sermon at IL n. m. The
young peoples rally win be az 8 p.
m. a musical and religious program
having been prepared. At 1850 p. m,
ID. ]. o. westheim win give an organ
recital followed by a social hour, at
which the young peoples meeting
will be continued.
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ACfiEit.I.
sKAorr BAY LANDS

Only $40 per acre: easy terms Have
you SIS you can invest today and
t4i more you can spare In 30 days
from now II We can show you
where you can Invest this amount
now. and in five ysars you viii
% 1880, VIII you Invest this sum
Do you want to make q fortune I.
tho next five years. Our pFopiN
sitien 10 one that VIII bear the
slo. closest. Investigation. wiii yoa ~.
amount - money that YOU can In
vest. We want 20 explain our offer
% you N.u Will thank ia many
times Tor calling this TO your at
trniiun " you invest with va
THIS 10 no stock proposition or
land. and you can know how good
"a IL N you Will only take n few
minutes - time and come 60 cur
offics and talk the matter over
W ar offering. you. We know
that n you could know this prop
ositiun "a We know ~ that II
would not be necessary for un TO
talk 20 you % set you 20 buy u.
You would be s'anainE in line
This offer j. one that you cannot
afford 10 fail 10 inveHtiEate. The
richest land IN the state OF wash
inEtou. free from stumpa. stones
or brush level sub-irrtRnf~d
lands, virgin soil and only $40 per
acre. Sound too COED 10 be true.
but nevertheless u IL true. and
you are bring offered n chance 10
yet In on this, Why delay longer
fou viii ~ ike 1872 people IN the
tract We sold Ia July and August.
you will be too late. DO you want
a homef DO you want an Invest
fnrrff Then " you DO, see what
we are offering you II costs you
Come to our office and get full In
formation. write or phone for par
ticmiara. Join our next excursion
aud se~ Tor yourself what We ar.
offering you.
SPARKS a DYE. 1850 second Ave.
Ground Floor
Phone Elliott s0tS Open Evenings
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The Women's Cooperative ex'
change. operated in the interests of
sea,tle's needy. is In need OF sur
plus used clothing. The exchange Is
located In the South End Public mar
lSet. Children's and women's cloth
ing are especially wanted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-26
Grizzly foe Of catemen caught in trap after hunt lasting
three

mendod 10 us as bear hunter, and
we put him on the trail of the grizzly
In the spring Of 1890. For a long
time hc was unable TO find any fresh
sign OF the bear. or TO hnd any
cattle freshly killed by him About
July rs. this summer. ne came upon
a COW that had been Killed short
time before by the bear. and he took
up the tran.
He kept after him untn he got
him. the fore part Of September.
During the six weeks that he fol-
lowed the bear, he found is head OF
cattle that the bear had killed.
IAN these cattle were killed by .
crushing blow beneath the eyes from
the bears open paw. In most cases
the cattle were not eaten up. except
wher the bear had taken out the
liver and eaten that
etF0OT LOG BROKEN
OFF BY TRAPPED BEAR
The trap that finally got the bear
was No. 8. and was set about An
gust Is. The clog used was a los
"a feet long and inches thru
"rhe log was broken on and the
bear carried away feet OF II. and
had this fastened TO him when he
was found. He was found eight miles
from whore he got into the trap
I'm trailing thru the timber many
trees and inches thru had been
uprooted. and in several places tina
81. -. rfr -
out the down logs. almost making
a road behind him In doing so.
"He was dead when found Tho
bear would weigh about / 900 pounds.
the front feet would measure about
So inches across. and the hind foot
about IL inches in length
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FIRE STATION
JOB HELD UP

Award of the contract for the CON
struction OF the new 100000 fire
station to be erected at Fourth ave.
and Battery st. was postponed by the
board of public works Friday. when
several contractors objected 10 the
form OF the bids The board will
hold special meeting saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-26
FIFTEEN DEAD CATTLE
MARK TRAIL. TO TRAP

Fifteen dad cattle. each killed with
"A crushing blow beneath the eyes
and each with the liver removed as a
bear delicacy. marked the trail TO the
point where TIN animal was trapped.
inspector Bayer gave the following
account Of Silver Tip and his end.
While reports came in occasion.
ally Of large silver tip that was do
ing a lot OF killing in the vicinity OF
Dubois. no authentic report was re.
ceived until tn. spring OF 1918. when
several cattlemen asked that we send
"A man after the bear.
THE bear was particularly de.
structive that summer. not only kill.
ing cattle. but destroying camps and
fire boxes belonging 20 the forest ser.
vice and wrecking anything that he
happened TO encounter.
"A second hunter was sent up
there In the spring OF 1919. He. too.
worked 10 get the bear. but without
success.
Hunter Rowley was then recon.
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FARM LANDS

FARMS ~ EXCHANGE ron
CITY HOMES
lso acres. 60 bottom. 30 cleared. S
acres In orchard! s-Foom house.
barn and chicken houses. short
drive 10 Seattle.
so acrws; so cleared. 10 bottom. =
room house. large barn. 200 bear
ing fruit tfeehi tmplementh and
stock. near iAeaauah-
90 acres, nearly all bottom 81 acres
cleared. fine creek broom houae.
coed barn. ailo. chicken houses;
mitch cows. , horses. 2 pisA 400
ehickrna, , stands OF bccs. ga
raEu and Implements
80 acres ~ cleared: good orchard:
a-room house. good barn. chicken
houses. 10 head Of stock. chickens
ana pigh. near hsnt.
40 aer~s. cleared. black bottom:
ON Pacific highway. t-room house.
barn. chicken house. garage. gAA
Atatiun aud small store COWS.
near ThpmaA
Any % these places can b. ex-
changed for city homes and part
cash.
ASSEM- q SEXTON
1910 FIRST Ave. Elliott s3s7.
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oUer three years,

LANDER. Wyo.. Nov. zs.-Sllver
Tip Grizzly IL dead. He was a bad
actor. 80 says Charles j. Bay.r,
predatory animal Inspector Of the de.
partnent OF agriculture. telling OF
the end OF 1000 pound monarch
Of beardom which has been killing
stock In the vicinity Of Dubois.
Wye. for several years.
a go-pound No. bear trap an.
chored TO a 2s-foot tr-e trunk was
Silver Tips undoing. but he broke
the tree and tore "A swath eight miles
long thru the forest before he finally
Cowt rs, che Vhowf
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ACREAGE
AcnnAar sprcIAIa

az acres; fenced and cross fenced
with hog wiro' 4-room house /,
barn. gacra cleared. fruit and
berries; 601-Ehi tank, with ram /.
level deep loan soii 1880
terms, iiaif-inile from Duvhll.
10 acres, Napaylne. 3 acres cleared :
good Broom house, we'll. young
orchards good roii. level. $1,000
terms.
49, acres; I acre cleared and fenced !.
small house. 2 barns. chicken
house. well; , acres bottom land.
balance level upland bearing or
chafd one mile from hoHhe
Beach. bus 20 Seattle. iz.7Go.
trrmh.
20 acroA. cherry Valley district: ali
level. deep loan soil. no gravel
very best fruit aud berry land.
$500. f1o0 caah. tis per month.
90 acres, Monroe district over half
seeded 60 timothy. creek 10 acres
creek bottom. nearly all level.
$1,000. t25o cash.
70 acres snoauairnie valley bottom
land. close e. town ana school; 30
acres cleared. balance pasture, ?
houses. harm. bearing orchard
berries. $4,000. terms.
sEEIY 4 CALLAHAN
SOC ffinckley IiidR. az second Ave.
Main asa.
ACHES ALDER uoTToM
A good. new IaFuom house, ltktE.
double constructed. = miles west
Of Colby. on good road. For quick
sale price 5000. 1900 cash. balance
y. VAN ARspALE a co.
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90 AcgEs--IMpRovEp. GOING
RANCH
$1,000
Here u fine improved ranch. on
paved highway. ~ acre. cleared
and in cultivation: fine s-room
modern hons. good barn out
buildings. orchard. bssrinx
fine sol. no waste land. miirs
Of town and fine nciKhborhood.
Terms, about half caah. This Ia
one OF the beat offers vie have
found. and " hut a short time
drive from SrAttls. Come La and
let us drive you 70 SEQ this money
making proposition. Stock and
machinery NoeH with place.
FORSYTtfE a kinney. Inc.
Elliott 1894. ai1-tt Ssaboard bldg.
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HIG LAND sAi.E
MT. VERNON DISTRICT

Clear Lake Lumber Co lands nov
being sold out At greatly feduesd
road and town; splendid road sya-
TEN: proven farm district You
take no chances in buying this
choice land; will never be 80 cheap
again. Ny office at clear Lake
viii help you select This office
will tell you all about 81 The
district offers lots OF work to our
II. {. PETERS us Third Ave.
CANADIAN PACIFIC ny. LAND
s.ooa.oso acres % fertile prairie land.
L ready for the pillow. at an average
price OF SIS per acre; so-year
terms. per cent intcreat for first
fyears. no principal payments for
Z years. Also thousands Of acres
Of rich irrigated alfalfa land At
$50 per acre. including water
right $4,000 loan for Improve
mentA make. ~ easy for you to
start with small capital We issue
low rates 70 Alberta For maps.
literature and rates. apply to Ca
madam Pacific Ry. Land Dept
2oS Pioneer Bldg. Main ss33.
SO AcRES--.A GOING RANCH
Located on main highway: 8 miles
from Auburn. half rich bottom
land. fine stream. IS acres under
pillow. good s-room house. new
barn, milk house and other out
buildings: cows. young stock.
pillow. harrow and other farm
tools: SO chickens. 10 tons OF hay.
Price $4,000: about half cash.
r. VAN ARSDAf.E A. co.
1919 Third Avenue,
FARM FOR SALE
100 acres. 30 acres under pillow. 30
acres slashcd and seeded 20 grass.
good 9-room house. barn and
other buildings; miles 10 town
and creamery. with good orchard.
$1,000 cash VIII handle Price
$4,000; terms on balance. Box
G-tsi. The star.
YAKIMA FARMS
2O-acrc ranch. right on boulevard:
water right all paid; i6 in alfalfa.
harvest rs tons this year some
y fruit trees and Groom house; ga
600 cash and some trade, must
sell on account Of ~ health. See
owner. 2os Crazy Bldg.
o. STOCKS AND BONDS
STOCKS FOR SALE
10 Mutual Laundry 49,. Special
20 Reid Bros pfd- 49,. Special
10 King Airahip 49,. .....t $50
10 siberian Com. Co. $3.50. Special
20 Swedish Am. a. s. ... $500
100 San Juan Canning Co. >. Bid
1000 Parsons Appliance -. AS
1.-THE Perfect Window
10 Pacific Coast Co. ..... 1000
1000 Victory Rubber ... .35
1000 Columbia Red Metal .lh
400 Rothcrt Process Steel. Bid
100 Pac Eiec. Weider .. rs
5000 Beacon Coal Mines -. rs
1000 Harvey Crude OIL .... Special
$500 Trojan on, Cal. .oSA
STOCKS WANTED
Futrcll Car Coupler. Aero Alarm.
Liberty Bonds at market
G. J. STEEpLE
11s Cherry 81. Main 5s9e.
"a BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FoR SALE on EXCHANGE
Sc ROOM HOTEL. Consider Third
Ave. location. Lease. cheap rent,
noting $3.50 per month. Price
$4,000. terms. ~ $50 cash, or VIII
trade equity for acreage or city
property IT'S a SNAP.
ROBINSON co,
Gil Scaboard BldR. Main b6a.
20 BUSINESS OPPOi,TUNITIN
WANTED
WANTED--DIRECT FROM OWN
ora--Hotcla, apartment houses and
rooming houses. real estate and
acreage.
COMMONWEALTH INV. co.
3OS Crary Bldg,
81 SPECIAL NOTICES
CASCADE MINERAL BATHS
New and improved method. Bene-
fetal In all cases of rheumatism.
neuralgia, skin and blood diseases.
1904 2bth ave. Phone East 9i72
TRY STAR WANT ADS
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LEGAL NOTICES
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| DIlRECTORY
Atiorneys.ai-IAw

Attorn-ysai.IAw
J. y. HAfI.-EsTAB LisifED 1871
All cAsca. Consultation. advice
M ais ns1ss fi flag SOS s Second sss
" n BcHoFF, All Hose Bldg. An
| mex. CONSULTATION FREE. All
cases. All courtA
Aitormys--rAient
FHrDEucK T.. GoRiS--PAT-
cnt Attorney. American and for-
eirn psisnts secured, developed
Bldg, seattle, wash. and ess
~ ~. Va Washington. u. &.
MASON. FENwicK. LAWRENCE
tas nurke nuIIdlnG.
Certified Public Accountants
A 3 HkNsEa a co. Leary 1Idg:
Chiropraetor
DIR IL E TURNER. chiropractor.
zio-is haiEht Bldgz End and Pine.
Sonsri,atisn fr.s; nsur,. 40 , 10 :,
PRIVATE AND CLINIC Adjust
menta Seattle College Of Chiro-
WHetie, .,o-si Peoples Bank BidE.
JENNINGS 4 JENSIN0sy GRAD
Bids. Main i:s1. ~
tampbell Q. ~. Pantswes BID. VI 1893
Chiropodist
Df KING. ,is Denny hldg- itos Ind.
Collateral Loans
MONEY LOANED ON ALL ARTf-
clsH Of value. THE RELIABLE.
s07 Third ave
Dancing Taught
rrlynts ls.sona. Stevens. an = rlk.
Junk
ALASKA Junk CO, iI3o r1rst ava
< Elliott s2si
MONEY TO Loan
MONEY TO LOAN
On diamonds and jewclry. on most
satisfactory terms.
SOCIETY ron REMEDIAL LOANS
IN SEATTLE
a iss,s rp gsss n assislas
MONTY TO LOAN WE LOAN Any
| AMOUNT on DIAMONDS. watches
and )~weir, lowest rates.
seattie's Oldest Loan Brokers.
AMERICAN JEMELRf co
ssi second Ave-. EatAoilshcd 1858.
Optician and Opsomesrist
J. ". Edmunds. Fraaer-paterson co.
kA1SSONI>I>G
kAfSoMfNfNo. PAINTING. RE
pairing. hardwood floors polished
by electricity. carpets cleaned
with Hamilton Reach washer
I. YIELDS. i.th q owe. East s.es.
Piano Tuning
JOHN sritoM. piano repairing. cor-
rect tuning. $3.50 Elliott 1893
evenings
Physicians, Surgeon
DIR ANGUS, Eitei Bldg. aud Pike
Womcn's disorders. stomach. treats
men.
Razor BIades sharpcncd
lSpanRen berg. Cutlery. 1901 4th ave
Rug Weaving and Cleaning
Art Rug Nils. sli Union. NJ lss1
Well Digging
| WE'LL DIGGING WATER GUAR
anteed. East ete6.
Window Cleaning
CASCADE NDow CLEANING
| Co Main x5ss
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IIrILS0NAI.

o. PERSONAL
MADAME OAtAEN. PARIS GHAD-
uhtr. VIII take "a few pupils even
inRH for the face. scalp ana per
inanent waving private leaHonA.
LAibitegg IMPROVEMENT Hliof,
No operations Natural remedies;
vnpor baths dc FIRST ave. nj
bic. On LILLIAN CHANDLER.
Nani practor.
DH. ". NJ rnEEn
Physician and Surgeon
Chronic Diseaneh.
Dos Y Third Ave,
BwEATS. MASSAGE, SALT CLOVIS.
shower. i2i Peoples Bank Bldg.
Seeond ana Pike
Anna Marks. iydrothefapy. Hcientif-
ic massage. g07 Mutual Life Bid.
first and Yesler.
100 IiIeAL ESTATE LOANS
MONEY ron WARRINGTON FARM
AND ACREAGE LOANS Prompt
service. I. A hOTliE fAlth
MORTGAGE CO. Inc. Leary bldg
Main ioio
1906 FUNERAL NOTICES
ESTHER WILLIAMS DIED At
Port IiAkeiey November rs. She
IL survived by husband aud four
children.
I06 LEGAL NOTICES
TO WHOM IT MAY coNcERNi
This IN 90 certify that VIM. Mcclellan
has mad. an application to eHtah-
iiah and maintain "a blacksmith
and machine shop at 1898 Harbor
ave. n w lot 10. block a.. Hnplat
W Seattle l.. A Imp. Go. srd Ad-
dition. Anyone desiring 10 pro-
test such occupancy must file
such protest ht tho office 81 the
building Department. Room COS
County city building, prior 90
December z. 1920,
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10 ron sALE--RrAL ESTATE

takO0, $500 cASit-A COOP nun
ralow. Just outside Of city. lot
t0Nih0. with good garage from al
10y entrance, also barn ana chick.
IN run. piinaVeT a naon 4 o.
@ r. building. Fremont North
$500 PAY siis DOWN, VALANCE
monthly good H-roum house. base
mcnt. bath. large lot near car.
school, rtarrHi Meridian district
inquire 1854 Garfield place,
WHO IN SEATTLE OWES YOU
money! let uH collect g. Elliott
gffh, Room sos. Maritime iildg.
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STOCKS AND BONDS
I BTsINEss OPPORTUNITIES

FOR SALE or EXCHANGE
&c ROOM HOTEL Consider Third
Ave. location. Lease. cheap rent.
noting $3.50 per month Price
$4,000. terms. 81, $50 cash. or VIII
trade equity for acreage or city
property. IT'S a SNAP
ROBINSON co.
GIL Scaboard Bldg. Main 500.
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ti.375
$3.50 cnsh. bal. t25 per mo-; i-room
plastercd house, and lot 40xiO2;
close 10 car: good view OF city.
n. a. GOODFEiLOW
1928 Ry. Exchange Bldg.
CULvER-QUEisN ANNE
Come 10 Us for the best buys In
queen Anne Hill property.
II. G. CULVER
~ Boston 81, Queen Ammo II.
MUST SELL AT ONCE, 1850 q
room house: large. level lot. 2
fruit trees: Home berries. This In
IN Rainier valley. Phone Rainier
GGs-W.
81. 200-PAY tf75 DOWN, BALANCE
monthly. good s-roon house. base
ment. bath. largo lot. near car.
school and stores. Meridian dis
trict. Inquire 1854 Garfield place.
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ron TAI.E--Cof.LiE DoG. VERY
pretty ehiia's pa. Call Efiiot'
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30 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WANTED

CASCADE MINERAL BATHS
New and improved method. Bene-
fetal In all cases OF rheumatism.
neuralgia, skin and blood diseases
1904 2bth ave. Phone East 9i72.
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