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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
'|NSANE'; AGAIN
DECLARED SANE
John Barman Must Stand
Trial for Stolen Cape

Declared insane In an examine
ton. a few days ago, by Or. ID. A.
Nicholson. and yesterday declared
sane by another examination board.
John Barfnan. awaiting n grand lar
oeny charge. today sits In the eoun-
" jail "sa ne" 10 all concerned. once
more
Barman liz accused OF stealing .
5000 mink cape from Pessiey's bath
house. 1914 Washington ST.. and
the supposed property of Mrs. Eliza.
beth Doyle. 1si Wellington st. lie
was born In Russia 50 years ago.
has one child and says he is a caDi.
net maker.
The cspe belonged 10 my wife.
eho has been dead nine years" the
defendant In recorded as saying. His
trial IL set for June O.
The first iDsa nifty report was
made 10 Prosecuting Attorney Pred
c. Brown. Yesterday the following
board mao the opposite decision:
Dr. r c. Brier and .Dr. o. II Chris.
jefferson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
NO ACTION YET
ON BONUS BILL
Two Thirds Majority Re.
CURED Under Rules

WASHINGTON. May zS.---dUnited
Press The house today voted. go
TO les. 20 suspend the rules for six
legislative DAYS In order that the sol.
der bonus bill may ~ considered
without amendments
Immediately after the vote Chair.
man Fordney Of the ways and mea MS
committee called up the hill. deciar-
ine he would ask for a vote today.
Two.ihirds ma Jority Is required for
pa~Snge Of the bonus measure under
suspension Of the rules. Bonus ad
yocatca 80 far today failed TO muster
this majority
Opposition 10 the bonus was voiced
by Senator Myerr. Montana. demo
crst, In a speech today. Myers IA.
vored the Lane bill 20 reclaim arid
and swamp lands for the ex-soldiers
and liberal compensation for inca.
pacitated veterans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
Boys Steal Tools
From Truck at Curb

Ray 8sdeau. IS. Edward Collins.
II. and Fred Erickson. Is. were
picked up by Sergeant w. r. Donlan
and Pstrolman J. X. Mccarthy at
$50 O'Clock last night az they were
running away from an automobile
standing In front OF a house at 500
Summit ave. N. The youngsters
were In possession OF lot OF tools
which they had taken from a truck
belonging 10 A. M. Thomas Of 5e<
T.. Republican st.
Madeau, whose home Ia at 1924
Lakeyiew blvd. Ia being held by
the police on an open charge.
and Collins. who lives at 1910
Iakeview blvd. and Erickson. OF 52s
Warren ave, were sent TO the deten-
ton home pending investigation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
Fence Still Down
in Garden of Eden

A fence In the Garden Of Eden
won't stay up. II was alleged in su-
perior court Friday, when Charles
W. Sanders and his wife asked IS. 900
damages.
Between two adjoining ranches On
Hillman's Garden OF Eden" division
on Lake Washington Is q fencs
which Philip Stude and Mrs. Char
lotte Stude. defendants. and neigh
bors Of Mr. and Mrs. Sanders. are
accused OF having torn down five
times last week and threatening and
continuing to destroy as fast az the
plaintiffs erect the same.
An injunction restraining the de-
PENDANTS from further acts Of az.
grcssion Is asked OF the court. be-
sides the damages for the alleged in
juries TO date.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
Departments Hold
Triple Open House

Model tea rooms. jeweiry designs
and architectural drawings exhibited
at the triple open house held by the
home economics. architecture and
art departments attracted more than
5000 people TO the University Of
Washington campus yesterday After
noon and evening.
A fashion show consulting q
gowns designed and made by the
home economics students was one Of
the popular exhibits. Miss Mary
Davis gave lectures In the model
dining room on the correct method
Of setting tables and serving. The
advantages OF American over foreign
dyes was shown In the textile labora-
tory. over 400 guests were served
in the model tea room In the com
mons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
CityProposes
to Guarantee
R.R.Warrants
City Council VIII Vote ON
Important Measures
Tuesday

resolution unoef "h'ch ,he o''S
council would guarantee payment OF
Aft nupie,,ai railway warrants by
-, >. ,,.,,,s 4, IN. ,aat
p"'s"s NV" =" '"''""' ~
taS levy. AN amount Suffieieh, 10
make up any oef'nt IN the opet-
sung erpen|~ OF "" railway f,b"rn'
VIII I've INTRODUCED INT" the ei'y
council al fs weekly mes''hE neh'
Tuesday. ny Ed L. Terry CITY
treasurer.
The necessity OF immediate ACTOR
Is urged by MI Terry IN order
that employees OF the municipal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
Russia Must +
Realize Folly,
SaysRedfeld

Russia should stew in her own
Juice until she realizes the folly Of
the soviet government" was the as-
sertion OF William C. Rodfieid. for
mcr secretary OF commerce and now
president OF the Russia -American
Chamber OF Commerce. who spoke
yesterday before the members coun.
ell OF the Seattle Chamber of Com.
merce. Re,ificld left for Minneapo.
lis this morning.
The speaker declared that one way
to prove 10 Russia that Lenine and
Trotzky are leading her people In
the wrong direction is to remove the
ernba rEo. which In blamed by soviet
leaders for the trouble In Russia to.
day.
III the doors of trade to Russia
were opened the last prop would be
removal from under the soviet struo-
ture," said Redfield. Only 40 of
overy 100 locomotives are being
operated by the present rule. accord.
Ing to figures produced by the for.
mcr secretary.
The speaker said there was no
chance today for trade with Russia,
as that country has no gold except
what she has stolen from other ma.
tons and individuals. no credit. no
transportation to get products to sea.
board and no chance for recognition
from governments who do not want
10 do business with robbers"
The former secretary was q glcst
last evening At q dinner given In the
Rainier club for Maj. Gen. Geo. Bar
nett and Brig Gen. McCawiey. both
Of the United States Marine Corps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
Japanese Film
Barred in South
Exhibited Here

Who's Your servant?" a japanese
spy film that was ruled Off the
screen In California. 10 billed At the
Colonial theatre.
The film depicts a Japanese secret
service agent working rs servant
In the home OF an American naval
officer. He obtains documents svalu-
able to the japanese military depart
ment and in the end In stabbed -
death by the naval officers daugh-
ter. with whom he has become In
fatusted-
When an attempt was made in
California recently TO display. the pic
ture. Japanese government agents In
this country. at the behest OF Tokyo.
brought pressure 20 bear in wash
ineton and the film was censored.
Seattle audiences will be the first
10 view the film.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
Church Meeting
Has Full Program

Next Tuesday win be big day at
the Holiness convention which starts
tomorrow at o'clock In the New
Olive Branch mission. s27 Second
ave. $. The King County Holiness
association win hold an ali-day meet.
ing In the mission hail Services on
this day with begin al $40 a. M. n
a. m. and 2:ao .. m.
Evnngeiist,c services win be con.
Quoted each evening OF the two
weeks session by Rev. A. f.. War.
rem OF Michigan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
Shoots Up Town
While Drunk;
Faces Charge

: Charged with shooting up the town
of Issaauah while under the influ.
cnce OF liquor several weeks ago.
BENJAMIN Legg viii be tried for as.
sault in the first degree June IL be-
fore Superior Court Judge Mitchell
Gillian. II was announced Saturday.
Deputy Prosecutor John ID. Car.
mody will handle the states case.
while Attorney Il. r. Kienstra will
defend Legg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
Engineers Body
Taken From Shaft

The body Of Robert II. Lindsay.
mining engineer, formerly OF Seat
tie. who was killed in fan down Z
mine shaft last Saturday. has been
recovered. according TO word ~.
ceived from Butte. Mont.
News Of the accident vas with
held until Lindsay's fate was def.
niteiy known. Examination OF the
body indicated that death had been
instantaneous. Lindsay is survived
by his widow. Mrs. Nell J. Lindsay;
his parents. Mr. and Mrs Robert II.
Lindsay, aud two sisters. Lucy r.
and Isabel M. Lindsay At the time
OF his death he was living at Great
Fails. Mont.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
Vessels in Other Ports

Sen rsdro-ssiisd Asy 70 Str A
Aosf~tt for ssat,ls.
ssn Ffsncireo-- Arrived May ~ Str
Tert srnaK from Tacoma vie gsesett
Rallied Nay - Mr. Cello for H.attl. at 7
=. m. 4. n n Albany for ras~t Sound
nsxy yard 81 y. m. str President for
San P~arp at D IN.
Vancouver. n. C-~satisi May az Stf
Los Angeles for Port ban Luis
Bsitins ham~-Arrtsed hayNis sr Er
nest ~ Meyer from Eeattis
Taeoma-sAiied Asy a. Brr Henry
willard for tnyox. ~ c. In to- Of tug
Richard noiyoss. str Soms City for 10
sstls. Arfifro Ma a. Etr soms City
from Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29

Now loading such items a. lumber.
salmon. whale oil and condensed
milk. the big Harrison Direct liner
Magician arrived Friday from North
European ports with about 500 tons
of general cargo. Under the com.
mand Of Capt. Ed. Russell. the Ma
Gican had many marrow submarine
escapes during the war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
Railway Financing
Will Be Discussed

Financing Of the municipal railway
will be discussed at the Joint meet.
ing Of the Workers College and Pub.
lie Ownership league In the Labor
temple Sunday night. at Sis. Major
Carl II. Reeves. superintendent OF the
municipal railway: w. ID. Lane. ex.
councilman, and Glen p. Hoover will
be the principal speakers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
Seattle Arrivals and
Departures

MAJ NJ r Sems city from Taeoms
nj ~ IA
ssy st-rsg storm King from San
Francisco via WiIlsps gafbor at mid
night. s,r Morning star from Brush Co
tnnbia ports at ! .. ~ motor sshr We
ksna from BFitisb Columbia ports ct 7
D IN sa
DepavseA
Ma, i'-Br Governor for Ban Diego
via ssn frnncisco snd Victoria. n c at
~
Nay r-Htr Ernss, ". Meyer for Rel.
inEham at ~ y m. str Adfla for Genos
nsF. u. g. at ste .. m. str Horace
Baxter for Fagls Usrbot at i7it . m. !.
afr Mems city for Tacoma ct ~ q m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
Woman Not Hurt
She Tells Driver

An unidentified woman who a.
sured the onlookers that she vas un.
hurt and walked rapidly away from
the scene. was knocked down late
yesterday afternoon at Second and
Spring by an automobile driven by
Lloyd w. Porter. who gave his sd.
dress as 2s4s nth ave. N. Porter re-
ported the accident at police head
quarters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29

To operate out OF this port under
the management OF the Pacific
Steamship company. the United
States shipping boards steamship
Fort Wayne Ia due here June from
the Orient. where she has been ono
OF the shipping boards carriers in
the OrientaiEuropean service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29

The last wooden ship contracted by
tho government for Its wartime pro-
gram was launched Friday afternoon
into the tsy st the plant 81 tho
Puget Sound Bridge a Dredging
company. As hull with ribs un.
piank-d. tho ship was towcd into
Lake Washington 10 be resrrnnxed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
Auto Wrecked
BY Joy Riders

Joyridcrs stole a five pa ssenger
Chalmcrs car belonging TO DR.. w. A.
Jauuess from In front OF his home.
at iioi Wcstlakc ave. last night, &C.
cording TO report made to the police
station. This morning the wrecked
automobile was found parked at l<oe
Fifth ave-. near Pine ST., where Il
had been aba ndoned by the drivers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
Status of Frisco Market

BAN FRANcisCo. May - Butter--
Extras. bthc per ID. prime nrsts. bahc
per- III
Eggs Extras eve per dos firsts
t9he per doz, extra pulietr. a7hc per
dor understood pui1sts aiisc per dos.
Cheese silfornla flats, fancy. Gbc
per ID. firstH. 7fc per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
Foreign Exc mango

NEW YORK. Nay ss---co~ tinsntai
rnon.y continued upward at ths opening
Of the ssrsisn exchange market TO-DAY.
Demand sieriins opened ~ tssT. oft
sse franc checks. i1.ofe. up 10 cen
times: iir, cheeks. isT7c. up Is cen
times. marks demand. Stci Csnedisn
dollars. ~ soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
MAYOR CAN'T FISH
BUT HE WILL SIGN
. SOME RIVER BONDS
Pity Mayor CALDWELL

Pity Mayor CALDWELL
Hell have TO stay home from
church Tomorrow md suppress
that deeire'to 80 fishing on Mon.
day---for ne has TO sign $500, 900
worth OF Skagit River bonds be.
fore Tuesday. June 1.
II viii require IS hours TO sign
all Of them. SO they can go on
sale lover the counter" with the
mayors signature on every one
Tuesday at the city comptroIler's
office.
Who wants to be mayor?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
Fires Cause $1,000
Damage to Homes

Damage totaling $1,000 was
caused by fires which destroyed
the home Of r. Mafurn. 3233 Juneau
st, and partially ruined the resi-
dence Of II. NJ. Lyons. 1924 Hudson
st. last night. The Lyons fire
etarted in "a defective flue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
Portland Market Report

PORTLAND. May 20 -Putter ste per
lb
EFEs-ssatt per dos.
Hrns-stg2s per ID. broii.ra. lapsAe
per n
Gsese-l0c per N
chaese-Triplets. ssH17o pet ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
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LEGAL NOTICES
HOUNDS MAY SEE
LAST DAY TUESDAY


CANNES whose masters have neg.
lected TO supply them with licenses
from the county treasurer. William
A. Gaines. by s o'clock Saturday aft.
ernoon. " they live outside the city.
will see their last Memorial day Mon.
day. II will be a day Of grace for
them.
But Tuesdsy--sh, Tuesday THE
deputy sheriffs will begin shooting
them without trial. Yes. they WILL
for only yesterday County Assessor
Frank w. Hall furnished Sheriff
John Stringer with list OF oil un.
licensed dogs. The doomed list was
informally obtained from the assess.
ment rolls
During office hours Saturday H.
censes were going fast st 81 for n
male dog and 81 for females. It's
too late now. Buster. too late!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
Status Of the New York
Stock Exchange

INV YORK Nay ~ Price. we're
generally Irregular on a small volume Of
tfsdiag at the stock market srrniaE to-
day week .sad psofI, ,ahlaw resulted In
HtseIs showed more firmnsss than the
hai4ne. % the ilst nnia~ia opened 81
iis. off y sineisit 81 ffs. OFF Y Re
pebble steel at NV. ~ v Craeihts OF
Iss. sp Retain HieFes at TN. IN
changed. Uait.d RA'ss Renter at -. up
a. a.. unchanged rniteJ states Htssi a.
sss ur - nsthish.fn steel 80 at ~.
OF = rsn- smsriesn 81 ies. off sss.
Iran Petroleum st III, unchanged. Mes
fotk Central At -. unchanged
Closing prices ~srs unitsd Ms,ss Steel
81 r.@ up = baldwin At iit.. or "a
ussiesa rrtrstran o, tfsS. Oft q Fa-.
American Petroleum NJ at 80. up =
Etsdsbassr at sss. off V
Ths close ~as irfeKaisr. Tpher~os srt-
81 we'll tight w - tho cio~s. Nth re.
,sp stsrea ,hs isaasT. Aftsr selling dovn
eiase 20 e.. sfsdsesksr rallied shovs 90
Pierce Arcs held around 81
NEW roRK. Nay I'm. Evening
zaa firsnsl.i review iesisy s~ia
with tho rank. 81 "a ali 81. traders Dc.
plstsd ~ The ssodms from the city for
the week end hoiihara todabs stock
nssstss sas an embarrassing sud unirn-
portrait affair. Epseuist'on vss reduced
70 msifuufn ana thsf flnffusftetr
Witch occurred -sre 81 iittis si9nificanes
Rather brisk buying % the rsils marked
the early dealings, this Eroup Advancing
nsisrststy. while tho industriAis fol
io-si sioBE The loo priced rsilrosd
shares ard tss standard dividend issue.
seorsd gains of point Or 10. bs, buy
ins go~sr subsidized foiio-inr the early
bulge
I'm. sans nArsst continued 10 display
the sans vitality 81 Investment 'sssorp.
tiarB that bAs eharactsrirsd " In tho las,
few days. white husinss. In stocks vas
practically 81 shandstiIl. bonds ~srs
ssrr active. With sales on = fnDch higher
s-als than in r.rsuus preceding sessions
rlepFsss Industrial shares moved
bark snd forth inasrisivsiy Eariy firm
ness ~.s followed by sa8xinE tendency
bot there ~as NJ pressure to sell. tnitrd
states steel soid or both sides Of ,.
American noseh Magnetic sas pushed ~
point OF two to rae. New Haven at
al Registered nss high on tns move
risn,. -hiis Rock Island efossed ~. For.
siKn exchange rates ~sfs irregular. "ssf-
iins Welding point. ~hns francs and
lire ~srs seHnsrns, higher M.rss eased
off points"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
Cloth-Top Dogs
Special for Ole

Cloth top. extra fancy shoes: made
especially for Ole Hanson. only $50"
This was the sign placed above a pair
Of handsome dogs" In Third ave.
store window. Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
Denver Market Status

DENVER. May Receipts
100 head. market steady. Steers, 80 y
git cows and beir.rs. ~ soTii' stock
srs and feeders, spaio.7s. calves siia
tigso
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
New York Coffee and
Sugar Quotations

NEW YORK. May ss--Coffes-so.
Rio. tssaisne per ~. No. Santos
23s 0.tso per ID.
sasar-Ra-. 10 50 o 20 sec per 10 gran.
ulsted. al Goa1 5c per n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
PROPOSES LOAN
ARmENIANS
Hitchcock Would Raise so
Millions for Republic

WASHINGTON. May 3s.-Creation
OF joint commission to raise a loan
OF $50. 900. 900 for Armenia and TO as
s,st IN restoring her economic sta.
bility. wss proposed In the senate by
Hitchcock. Nebraska. democrat. to.
day. as a substitute for the Lodge
resolution fatty rejecting the presi.
dents request for a mandate over
Armenia.
Hitchcock opposed the mandate
but favored assistance TO Armenian
peoples.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
Mrs. Hudson Dies
Here FRIDAY Noon

Mrs. Gertrude Hudson died Fri
day noon, aged 20. at the home =
Mrs. A. J. SHAY. ssos Fourth ave.
n r. The funeral will be In charvs
Of the Home Undertaking Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29

Nearly all the striped tights worn
by Jockeys on European race
courses are woven by the nuns of
Sienna.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
O. ron sAI.E-wArERFHoSr
pRnpEIlTv

PROPERTY
SOUND SUBURBAN TRACTS
on rHE SOUND NEAR BEACH
eokt0o feet 1850. electric lights ana
city water. fast service morning
and evening TO city ns'shooIs.
beach and shsd, trees terms $50
eash and SO per month.
cLlFFoRD LAND co.
alt Third Ave-, Miiott ~
HAVE COMMENCED no SELL MY
water front tracts In small lots.
with water tights with each lot.
on the cement road. Eugene u.
Lindsay, North Edmonds,
FOR SALE BY OWNER
10 acres water front land, sis.room
house. new barn. outbuiidingH.
small orchard, Ira Libby, r. y, u.
No. :. shelton. wash.
IS LOGGEDOFF LANDS
WRITE FOR MAP SHOWING 10.
eauen. low price and easy terms
OF sale OF ioxg-d-off lands offered
To settlers In Western washington.
wE1ElsltAhusER TIMER Co.
TACOMA. WASHINGTON.
" RANCHES AND ACktAGk
FOR RENT
FOR SALi.-~aMALI. RANCH. WELL.
improved See owner. Frank 9ru-
merit. hox 81. ntownsville. wash
.. STOCKS AND DONDS
oil. AND GAS LEASES
resss oil leases are a short cut Go
wealth: for people who have nerve
and idle money for saf. and
sane speculation have selected
these leases. I believe YOU stand a
chance To make little fortune.
small leases near development get
Quick action with small invest
mTnt
10 acres IN wnbarEet county recent.
-old Tor $4,000 that cost tioo
20 days ago.
SELECT 10 ACRES IN DISTRICT
OF DRILLING
10 acres brewster county
10 acre. webb eoun,,yO' per acre
10 acres reeos county
iio por acre
10 acres Blaneo county
10 acres Terrell count. - p'' acre
or SELECT s.Ackn r9s e., sTs'
A splendid selection OF s-scfe tracts
fuu price Tor acres shown
seres San saba county costs you
5 acres Wise county costs you 900
) acres puval county costs you 1850
Come IN and tsIs with me whe Their
you buy or not
g. r. Size
so2 American Hank Building
Phone Elliott Ass
VIII see you evening. W not con
venient otherwise
GASOLINE GETTING SCARCE
but few dollars to work for yout
what " you did lose some on Oh
stocks. haven't you lost on buying
foreign exchange. stocks. bonds,
and In your real estate buainrrsT
Are you going % stop doing bust
mesa on. Is THE i.ARGt.tsT IN
ahead % production. Texas IL haV-
Ing the biggest boom.
on found in three OF the ~ eountie.
IN eur syndicate
We sell iesses--io acres In brewster.
webb OF fecor counties. an Artty.
neld. extensive driiiinEr, the corn.
ing xusher ncid. for tio per acre
or sto0 Tor 10 acres as down and
tsb IN 30. so and 30 days
Come IN and have a talk about II
whether YOU buy or not
q. y. S.EE
SOC American Rank building
Phone Elliott tgs5 II viii meet you
any plac. and IN evenings " not
convenient for you otherwise
WILL BuY
Liberty nonds
1000 Alaska r.troieunf a Coat
WILL SELL.
rs Hsiict BoltcTup.
~ Nfets Tire & Rubber
LIS Simplex Auto wheel
900 Davis Car
,eo tniTsrsai High Power
81 Pacific Electric Wcider.
900 itothert Process steel
Joe Deep Sea Salvage.
600 Clipper Sickle Co.
500 Ghff Gold MINING Company
1000 Trojan oil
ie0a BEACON Coat
5000 Lone star oil
1000 Xxi OIL & Refining
5000 Capitol Petroleum.
MAX wfSkLEw
ett Union az Elliott $50
~ Bt>f>Ess OPPORTt MITES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
AATr RlDAv
NAY 70

tIsSs Nigh Tide
! ~ a m. iie n
r1rss I.sv Tide
s:bs o m. 90 "a
S~s~sd HIGH Tide
81 D. m. ioi n
s~fvsd Low Tide
ssog D m ga n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29

Tho United States, with aheut -.
100000 acres Of forest land. II esd
mated to contain 2.s2s billion feet Z
merchantable timber.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
Tides in Seattle

IsnAY
NAY -
plrsa High ride
fit a. m. io.f n
y1r~s low Tide
s.st . m. --es n
ssvesA uigh TIDE
tst D m los n.
se~ssA Law T1ae
SIS D m 81 n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-29
FARM LANDS


CHEAP LAND IN YAKIMA
13,00n-ACRE SHEEP RANGE
MUST BE THROWN OPEN
FOR SETTLERS
IN 40 AND s0-ACRE TRACTS
In the rich lower valley. noted for
its fruits and tremendous yields Of
alfalfa and corn, the government
ing out the last extension Of the
FAMOUS SUNNYSIDE CANAL
Our $4,000 acres Of rich. smooth
bench land under this project must
be divided up and sold TO settlers.
FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY buyers
will be given their choice OF these
tracts at $40 to $50 per acre. with
long time to pay and very low
interest rate. Ideal climate. near
towns; on two railroads and state
WE sHow THIS LAND TO BUYERS
by appointment. Call at our office.
write to US or send a telegram.
. Maps, photographs and samples Of
soli at our office.
office open evenings also.
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS COMPANY
ofs Green Building. SesttIe.
20 ACRES ron SALE---PARr
bottom land; good house.
well. chicken house. root house
and about I acres IN hay. Price
1890; 1900 cash. balance easy
terms write J. Smith. Route J..
Box fsf, Port Orchard. Wash.
BIG LAND sALE
Clear Lake Lumber Company lands
are being closed out Low price
and easy terms. N you want land.
here 10 your chance.
n. c. PETERS. us Third Ave.
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