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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24
Status of the New York
Stock Exchange

SEw YORK. Jan - The stock mar
ket opened irregular today Btudebalffr
hi ioi was or = Houthsrn Pacific IN
changed az 100 cfuritis az 2Ih; Ma
fine AZ asa. W 4 United Retail stores
- sSls, up y General Motors az zgs. pp
- Texas Company a. 1884. of ~
Mexican Petroleum a. issh. off z.
United states Steel ~ i9f.. ub -.
fhe entire motor group wna stlii urder
pressure and General Motors was pounded
20 ueN low on the decline - 1g1a. THIS
IA u l0Ae Of 10 from the high 81 Iast
October. htudehaker sold down 10 100 y.
Equipment shares HhowsdA an lnclins-
tlor. 70 advance and HAid~ p made sn
carly hiFh at itah
The whole list Jumped fortard in late
tfhdiBs While m actual number Of
points gained rrIeibie was tho icader.
The heaviest traded of steel was Hspub-
IT,
Motors rallied all the way from / 90
points Tobacco Products sold above ~
and Royal Dutch was taken IN big blocks
above los
The uarkstsriosed strong.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24
Better Service for
Ferry Line Folk

Patrons OF the Ferry line viii
have better street car service, b..
ginning February 4. according to
Superintendent ~ Public utiiities
Thomas y. Murphine.
Augphine plans TO extend the
Perry line from California ave. and
College VI. To the faunilcroy Park
street cur tine and thence over the
elevated roadway to t1rnt ave. and
fcslcr way. THUG cffecting ma
tcTial saving IN time
Murphine also plans TO establish
a bus line February which will
run from ssth ave \ W. and Alas
IA ~. To W. Henderson d. This
plan. Murphinv said Saturday viii
BE- boon 60 mofc than 1000 resi-.
dents of tho West Side
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24
Seattle Woman Is
Killed in Oakland

Mrs Marion a. Forrest. mother Of
,sir. W G. Bamby. COO ". Lynn
81. was instantly killed in Oakland.
cal. Friday morning. when she was
struck by an automobile driven BY
Harold Graves. 81 Berkeley. a TINT
verHity OF California student accord
ing TO word received here Saturday
by her daughter Airs. Forrest. who
was prominent in Eastern star cir.
Giles IN the South. leaves children In
seattle. Yakima aud Minneapolis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24
Ten Face Trial as
dope" Violators

Ten alleged dope users and
peddlerr are facing trial for viola.
ton OF the Harrison sn,lnsrco,ic
act as the result, OF indictments re.
turned Friday afternoon. The men
indicted are Lee Sing. Yce Sing.
Lee Kun Lun. Wong Seock. All
Chuck. George Ward. Louie Suey
Mar Mum. Louie Lee and All Suey
Haii was placed ~ $500 for all the
defendants
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24
County Presented
Painting of Judge

An OIL Painting 81 Superior Judge
Il u Aihe rtnon. who died October
Is. 1917. was presented 20 King coun
~ superior court hy the Seattle Iiar
association in Superior Judge 4. W
Fmisrn court saturday. Charles ~
Windera. president OF the aNsocis
lion. made the presentation KIs.ceh,
Judge Fratsr. presiding. accepted.
Al nine superior court judges were
present IA the cn0rt room. Judge
kenneth Mackiniogh. of tn, state
supreme court delivered euiogy
OF Judge Aihertson. The painting
M by H. Cleveland Cake. seattle art.
nf n viii hang on The wall ~
Department No. I. with those Of
NOR, than q doarn other junsts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24
Our Bet Is Woman
Will Out-Talk Him

stop that man" cried woman
at First ave. and PIKE II.
patrolman J II. McClurg did 30.
Charles T. smith. 90. tho man, passed
over "a pocketbook
II found II on the street" declared
Smith.
YOU stole Il" countcrcd the
woman.
smith was booked on nm open
charge. pending investigation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24

Starwich and Brown accosted
Hummer and HIS alleged chief deputy
Heller.
I'm a deputy sheriff" deputies
say iiuntnsr replied. Starwich
grabbed hts arm tightly and Hummer
then tried To arrest the real deputies.
lie would not accept their espisna'
tons that they were deputy shcriffs.
And I'm cowboy. too" said
Hummer. as he pulled a picture from
under his pink riik shirt
See TIA. cows he added. as he
flourished the picture in the eyes OF
the deputies. The picture showed a
herd OF cattle.
Hummer and Heller were brought
10 the county Jail. and are believed
10 be implicated In several robbcries
and criminal acts In Auburn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24
OF Course He Had
More Than Boots

Councilman William Hickman
Moore appeared at the county.ci,y
building Saturday morning In his
heaviest boots. OF course. william
Hickman wore more than the boots.
hut u was tb. boots which attracted
the most attention.
William Hickman was prepared to
make a personal tour Of the right Of
way 81 the Rainier valley lines. for
the purpose Of apprnlsing the same.
but when he took n slant ut the
downpour Of mingled snow. slcet and
rain. be changed his mind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24
Nimble Fingers, but
So Internationally

"The horrid thing why he hard.
~ waited until I opened my purse.
Mrs. Thomas Vogle. 1918 Linden
ave. exhibited her disgust Satur.
day when she reported the theft OF
% 80 bill from her purse at the
PIKE 81. market
Tho man grabbed the bill while
nhe was making change and disap'
pearcd In the crowd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24
West Buckaroo
Held as Fake Officer

J V, lIuntner. accused OF organic
ing a police force in Auburn. was
being held la The county Jail Satur.
day. while deputy sheriffs are prob
Ing HIS career as an officer"
George T. Heller. whom Hunter
"dcputized.' and who IN naid 10 have
carried a huge gun when arrested. h
also held. Several other deputies"
are reported TO have ciuded Deputy
Sheriff Matt surNieh and PRED A.
brown
Complaint was made to the local
shcriffs office that Huntner. dressed
In cowboy uniform. chaps and broad
brimmcd hat wan patroliinE the
streets Of Auburn. heavily armed.
Several other men. OF similar type
were also about town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24
She Fell in Love
With Another So
She Asks Divorce

She received letters Of love from
Claude Herman Nye after he had
deserted her for another woman.
with whom he had become ensm.
ortf. fays Dora Derry Nyc in 81.
vorce suit filed "a superior court
She admits he told her Of love in
ihcF. letters. But not for hsr-only
for thr other woman. with whom he
n ALLEGED to have cioped Mrs. Nye
came here August is. 1912 Brii &
Thompson are her attorneys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24
Roscoe Acquires
Paradise AiRret

Some luxury loving chorus Eiri on
BroadSay Is goinK 10 h. mad AZ Ron.
COS ~ Drumhcilrr. collector ~ Gus.
toms hers. when she hears the news
Drumhrller has conftReatcd Bird
81 Paradise aiErrt. a feather % iri
descent hurs, which was attempted
to D. srnuEgied into the United
States aboard the steamship Eikton.
which arrived herr from the Orient
IThuratiay.
The bit Of plumaFc. which IL ono
Of the finest ever Eccn In Seattle.
- yalacd at several hundreds OF dol.
larn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24
Here's Bolo Club
Candidate List

More than 100 members OF the
Boio club. composed Of Spanish.
American war veterans. unanimous
~ endorsed the following candl-
dates Friday evening Walter =
Meier. FOR corporation counsel.
Philip Tindali and Robert u Hes
keith. for thr-.-yrar term IN the
city council. A. 7. Drake. for two
year term In tn. council. and John
r. Carroll for one-y year term IN the
council. Meter. Hesks,h. Drake and
Carroll are candidates for rc-cloc-
lion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24
Turrible, This!
Hoover Accused

WARRINGTON. Jan. 2t.--tunitcd
Press. Herbert Hoover acted as a
"go.bc tween" In negotiations be-
tween Colonel House and Great
Britain. prior to Americas entry
into the war. Senator James A..
Reed. Missouri democrat. declared
Hoover presidential boom.
II charge that Herbert Hoover
acted as go-between between
Colonel House and the British gov
eminent In negotiations preceding
the war" Reed declared 'Ile was
30 close 20 the British government
that he constituted convenient
connecting link"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24
Sick Man Robbed by
Hospital Comrade

serfin Cartijenl. Filipino. being re-
modelled in the city hospital was a
disconsolste som Saturday
Scrnn had a fine army ovorcoat
one OF the six patients discharged
Friday afternoon took the coat with
him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24
Seeks Divorce to
Become a Citizen

Eotwcen the land OF his adoption
and his wife, John SlSog doesn't
choose his wife He came here from
Nasn. Finland. In 1900. His wife has
refused TO follow him. he says. with.
out her here he cannot obtain citizen.
ship papers. So he wants a divorce
Suit was filed IN superior court sat
urday II divorced. he viii become
"A citizen. Skog says.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24
Library Is Visited
by Musical Crook

A rare old Strldivarius violin
worth $500 was stolen from the
public library Friday afternoon.
Theo. Audett. SIS Roanoke ave. re
ported to the police Saturday. Tho
thief also took a couple OF music
books
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24
Four Arrested on
Dope Indictment

cral grand jury on charges growing
out OF the possession OF dope. Dr.
jay King. iz2 End ave. s. Lee Hing.
Gee shue and Yec Moy. Seattle Chi.
ncsc. were arrested on government
bench warrants saturday morning
The mon were released on $500 bail.
pending arraignment before Judge
Jeremiah Netercr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24

Nautical Students
Given Gym Outfit

II. G. Hill manager OF the Mer-
chants Exchansc. and J. \. =. Hen.
derson, salesman for the Hoffman
Motor Car Co, presented 60 students
OF the Washington State Nautical
school. ON the cruiser Nicksburg. in
Lake Union. with complete athletic
outfit Friday.
The apparatus was contributed by
Seattle shippIng concerns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24
Northwest Cold to
Sweep Southeast

CHICAGO. Jan. ga relief from
the cold wave now spread over the
Northwest territory In forecast for
tomorrow, according to the weather
bureau here today. The wave is
scheduled To leave the Northwest
late tonight and sweep southeast into
the Central States. moderating as 1t
travels. weather bureau officials
said
Trains arriving In Chicago today
ran from one 10 four hours late by
heavy snowfall I'm the lake region.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24
Seattle Shipping
Man Dead in East

w. H. Robinson. 81. former local
manager for w II. Grace 4 Co.. Is
dead In New York. according to re-
ports received here saturday lie
left here June TO become vice presi.
dent of the Northwest Trading Co.
with offices In New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Jan. .s--Prfoes wers
tower ut the opening Of the fosetsu a.
change market today. Demand sterlolE
opened ut ss.ti%, off isc; franc chee1En
i2o7e. off IL confines. and lire cae11D
=, isise. off centimes. M
Foreign exchange continued to drop 10
day and new low records were made In
Italian lire. Lire. cheeks s&xEed. ut
later rallied TO it;2c. Sterling dfaer
opening at tssiN. rose tn Sss2h
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24
Booze in Women's
Rooms, Say Raiders

Real bonded whisky is what
deputy sheriffs claim they found in
the rooms of Bessie Lee. 2f09 First
ave. and Cora Bergg, 2aii First ave.
The two women were released on
bail. The raid was made by Deputy
Sherriffs j. c. Conpor. ~. l.. Love
all and Earl Rnmage Thursday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24
HUGH {. HAMILTON.

is being held in the city jail for
Fresno. Cal. authorities. Hamilton
was arrested by Detectives Ernest
Yorls and C. c. FORMER at 723 Marion
st. on Topographic information that
the California authorities held a
grand larceny warrant for him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24

NEW YOR. Jan. 24.--Two hundred
and seventy-onc passengers OF the
disabled liner rowhatan were landed
here today by the transport North
ern Pacific. which locked at the port
Of embarkation. General Conner and
remnants of the a. l.. i. from France
were aboard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24
FUNERAL SERVICES

Anna NJ. Rudolph. 80. wife of Henry
G. Rudolph. or the Bennett Manufao'
turing company, who died al the
Harvey apartments. 26ib Il. Cherry
st., Thursday evening. were held 7,t
o o'clock Saturday morning at the
Butterworth chapel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24
Portland Market Report

PORTLAND. ian ga usttsr--c ity
creamery. stotsr pef o.
Erns- Selected local extras. 90 go per
dna
usns--ssu tie Per 10. broliss.. :,8see
pr ~.
sssss~--rse SEE p.r ~
chr-ss rrtpisss. sse ste pr ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24
Towline Broken;
Powhatan Adrift

HALIFAX. n. s., Jan. "a
UNITED Press Wireless messages
from the steamer Powhatan today
said the hawscr by which she was
being towed into this port by the
steamer Lady Laurier has parted
and that the Powhatan was adrift.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24
EUsTRATTIOs KALLANTIs,

native OF Greece, overseas with the
A. n. r. for six months. wanted a
good American name. Now he's
known az Kelly Sam Kelly. Su'
perior Judge A. W f'rater did the
changing Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24
Camera, Gun, Taken
by Office Robber

Thieves entered the offices OF G.. X
Gotterdam, 3ol Yale building. Third
ave. and Union st. during the night
and stole n camera and an automatic
revolver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24

CHICAGO. Jan. 2s.--H s-Heceipts.
u 900 head. market 2Sc higher. Bulk Of
sales. fis.2sGi5eS; butchers. figais.7s f.
packing. itM1s. light, tiba 1850. pigs,
fig7S9ltTt roushs. tit1ist0,
Cattle Receipts. 1000 head. market
- q 30c lower Reef. 3aa 1850. butcher
steers, te.Ts0 iA2S. Gamers ana cutters.
stfAa 7.T5. stoeksrs and feeders. ts.5se
N2.Ie. cows. ,S.7sglt.2 calves. si7.ss
dIs7s.
Sheep Receipts. :. 600 head. market u
ztc higher. Lambs. f1sazo.so. ewes. -
Uf2gO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24
Denver Market Status

DENVER. Jan. zf-Ca;tie--Rereipt
200 head market unchanged Steers
iiitoaissE cows and heifers. - eco
so. rtock.rs and feeders. ssuii. calves.
$40 Eoais.te
HOGS Receipts. seo head Srn.rket Is
strong. Top. sisss. bulk OF sales. sisH
siSss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24
New York Coffee and
Sugar Quotations

KEW YORK. Jan :t-coffse :
Rls. isoisse psf 10. ~. HAato@. - \.
. 1sr per ~
saxAr Jas. fsfsatfesc PEI 10.
graduated, ttsB p-r IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24

ROBERT OFLOCk. 80. arrested at
Third ave. and Washington st. by
Detectives a. a. Brown and l.. &.
Harris Friday, with n bundle OF tools
in his possession. IL attempting to
prove his ownership saturday TO pre-
wont prosecmtion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24
The Seattle Stmr
DIRECTORY

Attorney s.at-i.aw
J. Il. HALL STAln.isill:n 1857.
All cases Consultatien free, mod.
crate fees si5 iiuri,r Bids. so5
second ave Main Ti0s,
IL r Schoff. Downs iii.,. 200 apd sv
Consultation FREQ All cases. Fees
moderate.
Attorucys-I'stcnt
f1lI.n ~ dOrtN = 4ot cFNTRAL
rldr Phone MAIN SEQ. References
Remington typewriter 60, Meat-
ern Ruhnsr Co. uni'-arsel Iole-
phone Co Olympic Foundry Co,
MASON FrNWtcK. LAWRENCE
fss purke ridg.
Batns
MAGNETIC MASSAGE. NAron AND
medical bath ati Pioneer Bldg
ten~s and Wrist.
thattei Leans
Monty TO LOAN
Loans frori .ie 80 sioo made quickly
and confidsntiany On furniture.
pianos. live stock, etc
SANDERS a CO
ieos.t I. g sra,th nlas. Eii iee,
Chlrorodists
rffE roOr HOSPITAL. m STUCK.
1iiA rike - phnus Nstn enNe
Ch.ropraetor
JENNINGS & tENStNGs CHINO
practora from Palmer school, Con-
suitation free. 7is-if Denny BIDS.
itos End Ave Main TsTf.
n - TURNER. Chiroprae,or sio-ts
Hairht Hid.. gnd and Pine Consul
tstion free. Hours 10 ie 3 Even.
tnr- BY appointment Elliott 1fkt
camrseit o Y rsp'sres r,A. ~ 'fss
c. a Tit,ti, sos psntases " ssii
Collateral Icons
LOANS OK DIAMONDS AND I'm.
r.'y nonas. Ash your TANKER
rouTTAnfr LOAN coRrop ATioS
sNf rl'ei r'ifr SECOND - nike st
Furniture. t,cpaIrrng. tpholstcrinr
Packing
torrsn-~r fsTNa PUN Shor " ssti
Collateral i.oans
MONEY fgNANEp OK All. ARrt.
cl~. % value. The Reliable. p0l
Thira sv~
Dancing
Society entertainers aud teachers of
modern dancing NtsEe work nur
speciality ueeV~s Masss~o. 9TH and
Msdison Msin isss nsn Cor rsn,
Millinery
NEW SPRING HATS srEcfAL ~ 70.
satin and straw combinations. We
make over your old hats 81 Fea-
sonAblv prices
THE isouEi. EIop
SO rnion 81
Money TO Loan
MONTY TO LOAN
on diamonds and icwTirr. on most
aattsfarfnrY terms
SOCIETY ron urNwufhI. LOANS
IN SEATTLE
sSs-s EMPIRE FffftNT~o
Second near Madison
MONEY To LOAN
We loan any. amount en- diamonds
watches and trwrtry. fse~rs' rates
SsRtti~'~ oldest loan brokers.
AMERICAN JFwFt.nN co
81 Second Ave Established ISIS.
Physicians and Surgeons
KIDNEY = ~ .sDpFii pisoHDEits
% y FRFtn
PHYSICIAN AMI SURGEON
Specialist for both sexes
s1sN Third Ave
Hours 10 4 " - y NJ.
sunh
AfsASi<A JUNK 90. iiso Fret ave
~. Elliott 1891.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24

Is ACRES POULTRY AND DAIRY
THIS farm Is ". located. land lies
well end u y productive. s.
room MODERN HOUSE. > mich
cows, neccmecrs milk check
sitT.se; tso WHITE i.EGHoRNS.
s erss' al Tools sS sS e.ns sf' /. 's sssr,.
ncing this as he Is IN ~ health
and must go South. prie. only
ts.Soe; leave IL 70 you II this Is
: not the best ofrcr of the season.
A. G. RAAB a SONS
Main 1895 SCI l.c~Sman Building
i-Ats.sk GOING DAIRY FARM
WITH FINE PURE BRED HERD
IA acres rich bottom land. IN up
to-ds,e dairytng district; about
in cultivation: 20 acres nearly
cleared. balance open bottom Ia nd
pasture: auartcr-fniie river front.
but no overflow.
HERD CONSISTS or
70 fine Hotstein mich GOWN
1s yearling heiters tpar~ tsvd and
finest an SoasD.
calves.
par. bred Holstein bull
There are Also horses. all neees-
sary farm supplements and two sets
OF building. with small orehA ID .
everything gees With the land.
EXPERT hAlRYMEN HAVE
VALUED
This place at $50. eo9. but th- owner
IL 70 years old. and cannct take
care OF a. He will sell at $50. e0o
and give reasonable terms Call
and sec pictures of the place.
r. W. HrST
six Green building
oYftc- open evenings also.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24
SPECIAL NOTICES

ssss sssss sssgsg
! THOROUGH COURSE
! Embracing all subjects OF
( DRUGI.ESS THEEAPY
! Taught in on. course for ono
! tuition fee. Illustrated cat
I ai0Eus on request. Day and
! evening classes. special
evening course starts Erb-
s ruary ts. 1870.
! AMERICAN UNIVERSITY or
! SANfpRAcTfC
& Seattle.
! Ii7t nth ~. Phone East sosb.
s $ s 8 s S 5 s S & sss $ $ =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24
sPuDs srso PER TON
LOGGHOFT LANDS

WRITE FOR NAP SHOWING To-
cation low price anS easy terms
OF sale of Ioggci-off lands offered
TO settlers IN Western Washlngton-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TIMBER CO.
TACOMA WASHINGTON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24
Tides in Seattle


JAN, ~
First Low Tide
~ - a m. 80 n
FIRST High Tide
ie a m. iss n
~ss'ood ioss Tide
liz . m tx n
second High Tide
st1t y m les n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24
Chicago Grain Market :

cHIgAGo. Jan ...--Grain prices ON
the Chicago Board ~ Trade today wsrr
fractionaity higher. caused ny stronger
Eastern and export demand and the bad
weather.
Provisions were higher with light hog
receipts
January corn opened Up &c. at of,4s,
and remained unchanged May corn. up
Nc =, opening. SISSY. gained another
q before close July corn opened Up Ae.|
at il1sA. and closed down nc.
May oats opened up &c. at 81 sc. and
closed unchanged Juiy oats Was up ~
AZ the opening. ice. but dropped down
~ Mt the cloSe.
Jsn......ti.ts si,ss ne. Si-<s
May ...... i.Sts. i5sk i3sH fss
July ..... isss isss lam LssS
Oats
May. .sss s3h sax So
july .....- 10 .scL. IN .s5S
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24
PERSONAL.
-7l77777777777-7----77--7---
LEGAL. NOTICES


TAKE NOTICE. THAT g. J.. FOR
ter A. Company severed all con-
nectionE with the Western Rolling
Mil Corporation. NJ fiscal agents.
some time ago. and wili not be- re-
sponsible for any moneys paid
salesmen of that corporation. even
tho e. r Porter q Company's buy
order and receipt may be used.
This because great many of the
buy orders and receipts have not
been turned back To Us
g. T.. PORTER Il COMPANY.
no WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.
The undersigned has made Bpplica-
ton TO erect garages NJ stl iith
ave ~, lots Is and 20. block 3.
Furth Addition. Anyone desiring
20 protest against such occupation
will file such protest at the office
Of the Superintendent Of buildings
prior to January 30. 1920.
MRS. c. a. -. YOUNG. owner
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81 ~pAy
JAN. 70

JAN. 70
first Low Tide
ifet A. m "a n
lIr~t uixh lid
Tf1T a m 49, O.
Second Is~ Tide
o. . ~ ~ p
s~sona High Tide
1888 D. M - n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24
POULTRY AND FERRY FARM

naodern house vita eeme ut base
mene. bath running water. etc.
barn and chicken bouss with con.
crete floors. orchard and album
dance OF small mutt. this Ia an
ideal hosD~ for SosNe one that APP
prectates . fne hasne and would
like TO go into chicken or berry
farming.
A. a. RAAB a SONS
Main i00s Se7 isowmAn Building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24
ACREAGE
TEN ACRES
$1,000

$1,000
10 acres close O. hes Noinc~ high.
ltnc read the hcst Of soil good
neighhof-hoea. cNed roads. aud for
about one- hair nssAed for sur
pounding peepcrtNs II Kou are
looking Tor n stnAn rRnVh don't
pass this up stthout Investigate
ms, viii sell 10 riEht parties ON
terms.
NJ " WRIGHT. Owner
liza Hege building Main sfe
ta-AcRE FARN. Is .9I.TiNATEp.
20 pasture. balance timber fenced
and cross-fvnced. good orr hard /;
small berries. good t-room house
and pantry, storchouse wood
shed. large barn two good woils /.
ON good country road. two miles
To- town. Price $500, 81 GOO cash.
balance TO suit Mrs. Carrie An
dcrson, II +. n. No. :. BOX %.
thehalis. Wash
WILL. SELL 8 10 40 AC4sEs oh OIL
land adjoining hsrn river oil fields
bakerSrt~tc. Cal. at t4ep per acre.
ON terms ~ cnc-auartcf cash ball
hncc easy, ~. franCis Kane. si0
=. Rerahlican ct SApitni isae.
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Price r-iA Whsisss,s r-aiess
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STOCK RANCH


1000 acres en- the Everxrv~n high
way. miles from the Coiumh ia
rtN.r: 40 acres under the riow
and can cultivate nearly one-h hall
"f place. large harm. small house,
AND the place IL well fenced and
erosx-feac-d. VITA plenty OF water
and q climate here yots can have
the stock cat all winter. Their. Is
some stock and all kiadss of farm
implements worth at least $1,000,
place viii be sacrino~d an accoun,
81 me owners h~Afth. price
$4,000: there 10 unlimited free
out range and 10 just the thlng
for big Stock man.
; 4. C. RAAH a SoSs
CHEAP NV LAND IN YAKIMA
OPENED FOR SETTLERS
In the Richest Part OF This Rich
Valley VIII B~
THOU SANDS Of ACRES
Made productive. The government
of the United states IL now laying
out the last extension at the
FAMOUS SUNNY SIDE CANAL
We must finish selling our 1900
acre range under this new canal
IN q limited time The prices
range from $40 per acre up to $50
Only . fraction OF what the land
will be worth in . few montns
more. You can have q long time
TO pay. with very low ipter.st rate.
WE ARE owNERs-SoU PAY
No COMMISSIONS Call or Write
~ Oace.
YAKIMA RIVER FAEMs co.
SIS Green Building.
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NJ " WRIGHT. Owner
iiis uere building Main sTs