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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-17
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- FARM l-ANfDe
SEw LAND IN YAKIMA VALLEY
OPENED FOR SETrLkRS
In the rich lower valley, noted for
It's fruits and Tremendous yields
OF alfalfa And corn. the govern
ment OF the Unitsd States 10 lay
inr out the last extension Of the
FAMOUS sUNSYsiDE CANAL
We must finish selling our 1900
acre range under this project In q
limited time. The prices run from
$50 per acre up 20 See. only q frac-
tion Of What tho land will be worth
in. probably. a few months more.
You can have a long time TO pay.
with q very low intersst rate. We
also have several hundred acres
cleared. ready 20 pioy, In the Ia,
nous Mckee valley. This ~ in the
new Yakima irrigation district.
not far from Yakima city.
Maps, photographs and samples Of
soil at our office.
office Open Evenings Also.
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS COhPASf
Bis Green building, seattle.
A REAL FARM
In Town
All highly improved: very rich poil
10 acres; no stumps: T-roorn house;
bath: city water: poultry house. :
barns. root house. milk house.
wood house. garage and feed room;
lots OF frutt. ali xmas. good
cows, horse. : pigs. 70 chickens.
farm machinery, cream separation.
lots OF small tools: Z blocks TO
high school; all for $1,000: terrnA.
W I. BURNSIDE. buckley, Wash.
IMPROVED. 10 ACRES
Right on paved Pacific highway
half way between Seattle and Ev-
crett: level alder bottom soil.
nearly all CLEARED and ready TO
plant potatoes or anything else.
tile drained. fn~ creek; terms to
suit Owner, ais Railway Ex-
change bldg. Main 7sb7.
i2-ACRE IMPROVED RANCH At
Monroe. 5000. Take roosninE
house up TO 81, 600. balance easy.
70 acres water front Lake Spencer
ti.1sy. half cash, half trade. mort
gage or contract
s-pamcnger auto; trade for contract
w 3. R3Risov co. So. Lyon Bidw.
is ACRES: PARTLY CLEARED AND
buildings; family orchard; run.
ming water. facing Bothell road.
1900 down gives you possession.
There In home and income for
You. Owner. zij Yale Bldg. Third
and Union.
WASTED--To RENT OR s-R0OM
cottage or bungalow. unfurnishcd.
Chill H1arOu 1893
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-17
YOUR OWN TERMS

WIN ell you Y -arre to ACRES
OF the richest soil in the North
west. just outside the city iim-
its. near stores. school and
brick highway: city water on
land. rich black soil
Ths price for quick sAis r. Less
than one-half What the sdJoin-
lng land sold for In the last
80 dsya
<oss Saturday evening or sun
day morning. VIII take you
out Ia auto.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-17
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This Year vi

r r. Brown. s1i5 ssth ave. g..
while driving his auto at Fifth
ave. and Madison st Friday even
Ing, struck Miss A. Nadsen.
bruising her slightly. he reported
10 the police. Miss Madsen lives
at lfiG Plum St
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-17

,.s DOWN

ma eie per month buys big sox
e-foct lot. which Il fine garden
kfound. eltho lying M htxh, with
Beautiful view Of the olympic
vmountains and tho sound price
only sSsA, Why pay hig rents and
fOu can take ltttle money and
build you temporary summer
house and be ahead % the game
from sseV TO tseO by this fallf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-17
$50 DOWN

FricA only ssSo. buys big SoNis0-
foN lot city water and city light,
: short blocks from double track
car line and paved streets, ON this
fine garden lot you can raise more
can possibly eat. balance Of the
purchase price TO be paid $40 per
month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-17
4 e: Sy .zz"";'o.31k
This Year Wv

w. c. Hndeii. 27. 1907 Borcn
ave. reported TO the police. Sat
urday OF having knocked down
Miss Mario Anderson, 20, 1914
Howell 1T. Friday night. whfls
driving his automobile at Ninth
ave. and Stewart n. Miss Andcr.
sons head was cut
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This Year wv

Nick Murray. I55 s5d ave. was
received at the city hospital late
Friday night, whore bruises sus-
tanned when he was struck by an
automobile driven by Philip OILS
DO. 10. 1909 Aurora ave. were
dressed. The accident occurred
on Westlake ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-17
I.OGGED-OFF LANDS
y RANCHES AND ACREAGE
FOR RENT

HEAR FROM OWN
or Of good ranch for sale. STATE
cash price, fun particulars DfF.
Bush, Minneapolis MINI.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-17

rTrK GARDEN RANCH. ON
6sdby Island: will rent. trade or
IN. also 4 stands OF bees and
em. Phone Sidney 23s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-17
NOT ONLY SAVED


IMPROVES. 10 ACRES
Right on paved Pacific highway.
half way between seattle and Eve
crctt. level alder bottom soil.
nearly all cleared and ready TO
plant potatoes OF anything else
tile drained. fino creek terms TO
suit owner. ilA Railway Ex-
change hidg Main .SsT
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-05
BYLORETTOLORDEN

get seat Sitting all day in their offices without suf
fering any hardships from physical labor, these
utterly unrespOnsive TO the Of others
At last a young gave up her the old
lady Flushing with embarrassment, OF the
arose but the other there with an Il paiG for this
going keep II" expression.
One morning wearing a shawl over her
head boarded Chaplin She had evidently
been to the city market for in addition live
chickens she carried basket filled with variety Of
vegetables. from garlic to cabbages. AS the car was
already crowded, she forced 10 stand. Somehow,
OF the chickens escaped from her grasp and
alghted the shoulder OF a man occupying a seat.
OF he got all fused. and a hasty
the end. while the rocked with the merri-
choose carry chicken around with them in order
TO get a seat
Modern LOtharo.
4 modern Lothario stated that he wouldn't put his
winter overcoat any muddy pool. matter how
gracious the lady, because II would take him
until spring TO pay for another
Fancy a blushng maiden with hoop skirts at the
wheel OF a SO-mie-an-hour roadster, playing tennis,
doing a modern dance trying get IN a Ford
jitney. would be hazardous a for her TO
venture alone unguarded what with the perils OF
m day traffic and the n a moving
picture house. The girl who hoops just had 10 be
helped. since she couldn't help herself
The attitude OF the modern young woman,
self and Independent does not invite
chivary. and she. in all probability
receive them II she did invite them. Since the
war a few years previously, when women
entered occupations where men were formerly
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-05

ployed-doing the work well and. in a great many
instances the had done IT, only at
duced wages. it caused many employer 20 scratch
his head while the probability that per
haps women did have brains after all In the steel
mills in offices in government positions in factories
and over There" driving ambulances, cooking food
caring for the wounded during the period Of the
war. all OF these occupations have taken something
the spirit OF which she may regain.
Noted For Chivalry
French have been centuries for their
chivalry toward The is that the sphere
OF the French is the home From earliest
childhood she is taught cook sew, OF
a household; in fact she is trained with the ultimate
idea OF marriage a vocation She all OF her
feminine charms please They. course. think
Of her something apart from their hardware store
or their delicatessen shop. She is looked upon
or less. a beautiful doll whose place is in the
world OF men. As consequence. they shower her
attentions paying her compliments only
a Frenchman can, making sweeping bows on every
casion. though every woman queen.
How many a IN this Romance land has been
challenged duel. all because he did agree with
some lover about the perfect arch OF his lady
eyebrows? The spirit OF protection is all very pretty
and may do very we'll in France but in America with
thousands OF girls throngng the
their various employments the duel is slightly out OF
place.
A young fellow left the young woman with whom he
had been walking (she on the outside Of the
walk down by the American Trust CO. clock the other
day He never pretended 10 raise his hat He
was either engrossed with thoughts OF her
charming presence afraid he might <reeze bis
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-05

since certain dishes are appetizing to him, she
business enterprises while he gargles his
his food "a though 1t he would par
take Of this mortal earth?
When you meet in doorway. does he stand
aside to let does he push you aside and
walk on No doubt you have the type who.
when coming around street corner. jumps front
of you in order that he may have wait
Ond until you pass; cheer up. perhaps nc is rushing
for train, although headed in the wrong direction.
Then there's the who hangs the sporting
page all evening when he knows very we'll you want
read the continued story the other side.
morrow evening read the story while you prepar-
ing dinner supper, whatever YOU have the
evening and let your potatoes burn.
Some Women Ungracious.
Some who asked say that they would give
up their seats more willingly IL they got a nod or
Thank you" for doing one them was a quiet
young who had given his a short. fat
She most ungracious about accepting H.
didn't smile nod thank YOU" One would
think she was comforting favor the young by
accepting the seat especially she took I'D as much
she could. Finally. in evaporation, fell
low turned 10 her and said, You're entirely welcome
madam The woman only glared a him.
Il crowded Mshawaka car. A little old
lady. short 10 reach the straps hanging overhead
for support. stood swaying back WI he
iolting Of the car. her filed with packages Two
wel-dressed with their papers propped front
OF them, unseeing the pitabe tiredness OF the little
woman. not caring 10 They were the ones whose
sharp elbows and strong muscles had enabled them
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-05

"Lmay. France Aug. H. 1920.
MY Dear and Marianne
Il very happy 20 inform you that have been
awarded the honor prize Of division. CMeaning at
SCHOOL,.
CAS- reward have been given a beautiful book. II
is the story Of Prince Muquet with this pretty book
1 also received a beautiful golden wreath. We had
day a entertainment, the little girls also
myself singing two pretty songs-"Leo Baisers' CThe
Sweethearts) and lie Marchand de Sable" CThe Sand
Merchant). and staged little play, "Le Concours
de Bebes' (The COncOurse Of Babies). Ny doll was
not spoiled CThe club sent Jeanne a
big dolD
II hope that YOU are always in good health; ask It
little Jesus my prayer each day for YOU for
your family all the good ladies' your friends.
I sending you a photo that Cousin Maurice has
made OF Cousin Germane and myself and also the
thcate OF the prize in order that you may know OF
my academic progress.
Cousin Germaine makes during the
ton that will not forget anything. 1 wish very
much TO hear from you. From Aunt and my Uncle.
who very good me, receive their kind and sin
Your little Jeanne who TO her good Nfarraine.
many kind tender kisses.
"A little granddaughter, whom you remember as
Another letter was received from the cousin Jeanne
mentions Germaine Godde. who is school teacher
She wrote in English.
Dear Mad
Your very kind letter for Jeanne It arrived this
day and am happy to thank you very sincerely
for her. She is not at home since many weeks. be-
she spends part Of her holidays her aunt's.
who lives Paris, where there is a vast garden.
and Jeanne is happy for she plays and all the day
"She Will back at the end OF this month.
"In France school opens the first week IN October,
after months of holidays pupils and teachers
back with pleasure
But for me- I have left Off teaching for many
months because my health is altered and
plOyed at a notary's.
do you understand my letters. dear Madam
MY wedding is 70 take place. but Il will be
my beloved viii have many days OF holidays in
few times. He lives very far from here and his posi-
ton inspector of police is absorbent He travels
the district OF Lyon and Switzerland.
Certainly my parents Will miss very much but
my happiness. The family OF my dear Charley is
very affectionate and tender for
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-05
IS The Full Enra1chsee Of Women Cause Men To Treat The
Members OF The Ge1er Sex With Less AenieneSS And ChuQ1

With the casting OF her first ballot this fall has the
OF today given up the expectation being
recipient OF all the hundred courteses which man
has bestowed upon her Of civilization?
Are looking her a light. the light which
sees her as his equal, mentally and morally but
In feats Of physical provess? or does he think that
rights OF fufedged citizen that he no longer needs
10 the days of barbarianism when woman was really
the physical equal Of man. making the fires cooking
the game he had caught not expecting or receiving
any kind treatment from his hands giving any
return?
II would be pitiable plight indeed IL the American
man. about whom even the most cultured nations
Europe have spoken IN high praise treatment he
sccords his women folks, should degenerate a
Ing who puts courtesy toward women on the shelf
there 20 accumulate the dust OF ages until later
generation III adopt il.
Bur no. the American man has become too irnbued
Wish the spirit OF democracy become filtered
with any ideas Of disrespect toward women. II was
Tor her and his ideals that he fought In 70
Dc the chvalr he felt for the helpless women and
children ~ Belgium which made him enter the last
No. ne will lose ensemble OF
manners although ne may De- rusty on ball room ETH
quette But II lac IS really honest and fine true.
a "a FOR a that
Observe the Men.
The time have o now
ever. observe how many seat their women COM
panions before taking chair themselves whether they
assist her with her wrap before dinner.
allow the waiter 10 do IT, Does he socitously ask
Shst abe likes does he order for think
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-05

hands If removed from his pockets long enough TO
touch his hat
The days Of Majors when Knighthood Was IN
Flower" only dreams 10 the modern knight Wit
ness for example, this passage from the book
Tt is not Master Brandon who should sue for par
dom responded the princess. 1t is who wrong
I blush for what l did and said. Forgive me- sir and
let Us start anew. this stepped Brandon
and offered him her hand which he, dropping 70 his
knee kissed most galanty."
But when the young AdOnises become 20 effeulin-
ate as to examine their finger nails church then
glance al them IN appreciation Il looks though the
women will have 20 do the poughing and the street
sweeping pretty soon. BY the way. have noticed
the butterfly effect Of some men. produced by the
coat lapels. which point 81 The air from the
shoulders of the wearer that he has the appearance.
from the rear, o sprouting wings.
The only store Chicago perhaps the only store in
the world, where requested 20 take or their
hats in elevators they do do 10 voluntarily, IS
Marshall Fields. Whether do 70, not 20 DO &.
that is the question. one said that he felt the
same about removing his hat IN elevator he did
about a street car; both are public conveyances So
his hat sits compacenty his head when he rides
either
Perhaps the little Boy Scouts. whom you dof1nE
their hats while performing little OF courtesy
the streets IN stores in the parks. VIII help 10
awaken a spirit chivalry IA those In whom that
spirit has become latent
No doubt the brutalities OF have had much %
do with the manners men. which VIII be tempered
with time much pocketbooks. our minds and
our have undergone change during the past
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-05

Everybody loves Santa Claus. the good old spirit OF
Christmas. The children at the Orphans home love
him. whiskers and all because almost every year he
brought them gifts peculiarly dear to each little
This year the South Bend woman's club will be
the good spirit Of Christmas. ~ to supply. what
the many letters addressed Santa Claus Ask for.
And these 215 little children. known - orphans
have asked FOR so little Each child
gifts the sweetest letters that Santa Claus has ever
received. viii keep the good old mans nose 70
the grindstOne from now until the very minute OF
party. which Is TO be Dec. IS, TO make all OF the
different things called for.
OF course all OF the little mother hearts yearn for
doll. Some that goes 10 sleep. and has big
brown eyes and lots of curly brown hair. And then
nice have a trunk 20 put the dear childs
clothes In. Dolls need to be wheeled about in small
carriages too.
Some Want Bibles
The little women who have outgrown dolls
things too. II is surprising the number that have
called leather-covered Bibles 70 carry Sunday
school. less seriously, they want circular combs
and toilet sets and manicure sets and sewing All
Of which to show that they growing up. in
deed
The future musicians have called for mouth harps
unfortunately Santa Claus has been asked not to
bring Santa Claus is also determined not TO make
OF description. TO the great sorrow
Of the many little boys who have asked for them. But
santa know VIII great o
from such gifts IN previous years and he knows best
But this christmas party is going TO be real one
with Christmas all decorated up, and candy and
ice cream and presents for all
Invited Aid.
Little Jane DUNCAN a five year-oId suggested 70 the
WOmans club that her little friends kindergarten be
allowed make decorations the Christmas
II such fun, and the little tots the
Washington and Madison schools did il all The de-
partment Of the club is making bright paper
add to the fun. Mrs Charles Francis, chairman in
vites the members TO come and help Dec. g.
The letters Will be distributed among the club women,
crafty wishes Of child adding
a box OF candy as a love offering.
The Boy Scouts going 10 be Santa Claus assist
They viii distribute the presents. dish
ice cream and play with the children. c.
Hutchinson. the matron says that good nflu-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-05

The subcommittee of the party Letters Mrs.
Walter X Sherman, Mrs. Harry Wallace. Mrs. '. r.
Maurer, Mrs. George Thurn Mrs. Granville Zegler and
Mrs. B. D. Coon The decorating and committee
is composed Of the following members: Mrs. Thomas
r. DUNCAN, chairman Mrs. d. K Splitter. Mrs. John l.
Beyrer. Mrs Karl King. Mrs. Lederer and Mrs.
Harvey Dalton.
Members OF Committees
The refreshment committee members are members
OF the home department of the club. who viii furnish
the cakes. with Mrs. John Paxson. chairman. Mrs
Granville Zieger, who will have charge OF the ice
cream. On the serving committee Miss Grace
Baker, Mrs D. S. Ellison, Mrs Frank Gilmer. Mrs.
Russell Downey, Mrs. NJ T. Calef Miss Ruth Baker,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-05

Dear Santa Claus,
How deep is the there? I going to school
every day Ike to play in and sling balls.
And want deck Of finch cards and a football"
From Edward Devault TO Santa.
Dear Santa.
How deep IS the North Pole? Did you
ever get stuck in the when you riding? II
you ever do call and will help you out. VIII
you please bring me a drum and a horn? That is all
from loving friend"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-05

cuce the Boy Scouts have the children
be expressed. The statement is proved from the
that almost AL Of the boys have asked a Boy
belt Santa.
What They Want.
The excitement the party among the children
very great. They had great fun writing the letters
for anticipation IS part Of the party.
Claus has the letters, Re
mind sharing them with everyone else. Because they
full OF Christmas spirit and call up Christmas
spirit TO those who read them. the Joy OF asking
receiving and the greater Joy, OF giving.
From William Mann to Santa Claus.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-05

''AIy brother always here when WIN
back he will take her IN photography.
Il am very delighted for her with the pictures OF
you your husband Your cottage very beautiful.
We don't know that in country.
I'VE have received the last allowance in June very
sincerely thank you and Jeanne VIII write you -
soon as she will be here.
believe dear Madam. respectfully yours
"GERMAINE GODDms
This all means that 216 little orphans are 70 BE-
made happy for Christmas this message OF what
club Is doing should spread the Christmas spirit
lend the inspiration Of giving others Though
It is always possible 20 give material gift the
spirit OF good will. and peace toward
ways be present and dealt generously. And Il
that spirit that makes Christmas worth while.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-05

Dear Santa:-I think nice old fellow and
wish YOU would bring belt and a pair OF
tens This is all wish for because every little
boy and girl to get something. With lots Of love"
Wants a Gun
From David KOChes to Claus.
Il trying to be a good boy. hope your rain
deers are all we'll so that bring me a
gun and pair OF mittens. Then will close for this
time good bye
From Don Hanetton to
Il wondering if you ever get stuck in the snow
way in the Mort. Please bring me a fire engine and
a story book Your loving friend"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-21
A NEW ISSUE

Senator Harding has at last DIS
covered a campaign issue upon which
he thinks he can afford to take
firm and vigorous stand without r.sk
of splitting his army. Republican
voters do not know what is his pol
lev toward the League OF Nations
because it would be inlmical to his
chances to tell them; some Of them
are for;an emasculated Leaene and
others against any League at all, ana
he must stand in with both elements
But on. the new issue he can safely
speak right cut; and he did so II
addressing some lumber manufactur-
ers who held picnic around his
front porch.
Harding is unreservedly in favor
of forest conservation. The United
States must have lumber. and the
cnly way to get it is TO take care OF
the trees. Therefore 1--WE must begin
70 think Of timber crops as we 10
other. cultivation in this LAND OF
ours. and we must put an end to that
carelessness and neglect to wn'cn
we trace our destructive forest
fires"
This ringing declaration will
throw CONSERVATION into the ranks
of the Democrats. who are notori-
forests. 1t is true that there IS no
plank in the San Francisco platform
usly careless, and negleetful ct the
indorsing the destruction of GU
timber supply and favorine inc
spread of forest fires; but the Demo
Gratis were probably a little timi%
about such a delicate issue, and par-
posely sidestepped it. However,
Senator Harding has smoked than
out. and Ae agents of the Wilson
Administration who have been set
ting FIRE to the forests will have tc
defend their policy on the stump.
All Republicans are in favor OF
CONSERVING the timber supply am
Senator Harding is their fearless
spokesman. Can the Democrats jus
tify their own attitude on this issue
before the country? Is it an issue?
Or is the solemn assertion of prirci-
pies which nobody car be found tc
dispute just another example OF
Hardingese bunk?