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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-08
AMARILLO IS SIMILAR IN NUMBER Of WAYS
TO SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA, DECLARES OWNER
Of NEWSPAPER THERE WHO IS NOW IN CITY

While wholly dissimilar topo'
graphically and from the standpoint
Of location. there Is nevertheless a
certain similarity between Amarillo
and my home city said n. q.
spaulding. publisher OF the shawnee
Morning News. to the Amarillo News
last night MI Spaulding has been
IN Amarillo the past two days and
this noon will be- Joined by Mrs.
spaulding and children who have
been passing the winter In southern
California and they will return to
Shawnee tonight
The railroads are the most pro.
minent feature IN tir industrial life
Of shawnee. the principal Rock Is
land shops IN Oklahoma being IN
Shawnee as well rs the division point
and Il Is a.su a shop and division
point 0f the Santa be which routes all
Its through frcigat through ShaWncs
from Pauls Valley TO Arkansas city.
The Katy also operates q line through
from Oklahoma City to It's mainline
~ Atoka. More than 1000 employees
u the railroads live IN shawnee The
roads also seem to play q prominent
part IN the life and development ~
Amarillo.
The second point of similarity g.
that you are just now beginning To-
open mp an oil field shawnee Is sur
rounded by producing oil fields and
~ this time drilling operations are
'ro .rcasing a. five points at distances
rom ton TO twenty miles from shaw
zee ana 500 al 'his work Is bing done
'v the larr' companies there viii BE-
little or./ reason for any DELAY IN
opening up when the oil comes a.
practically all Of the land is leased
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ARMY PLANS BIo THINGS

Col. J. W. Cousins. Of the saliva.
lion Army. headquarters Denver
Colorado. believes taai with the
erection OF army buildings in the
various large cities Of the country.
The organization which he represents
win be more successful than ever
In alleviating suffering and giving
help to the destitute.
I've want to thank the peopl, r.
Amarillo. through The News. for
the splendid reception which they
have given our Officers here. for the
cordial support which Is being given
them. W. IRE doing al IN Oh. pss.
er 10 make the Institution valuable
70 your people" b. said on q brie,
visit 10 Amarillo recently. We be.
iieve the Army will receive hearty
support.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-08

what the >chois should Teach"
Editor ~ The News
The following open letter explains
Itself
Prof n " Dlncan.
city.
Dear Sir.
desire 90 thank YOU for a copy
~ your lecture on. What Tho
schools Should Teach After a
careful reading OF your well defined
document ! am persuaded that your
position b. we'll founded In logic and
common sense You maintain the
doctrine shat vocational education Is
the proper system. which j. in har.
mony with all well POSTED edgcators
~ the present day. u Is very i'm.
ror'ant. before YOU start on q
Journey 20 ascertain just where YOU
arc going. and take the most prac'
'ical route. and am OF The opinion
that the oid-fashioncd text books arc
niiuuatod and should be- revised
0nc-half of the students lie is spent
N vain. 'rgvcrsing fields. which are
iharh oncd after the student leaves
school. vhiic every momen, should
o." employed In gaining useful knowl
0icc which could he utilized In the
spiritual. ethical md business world
Thh Is day ~ specialtics. aud the
corrioulum should be adjusted ac-
"crdingly Correct thinking should
10 the rialn feature OF education. The
Holy Bible should be used as q text
Nook The man Of Galilee thought
md spoke straight and careful read
ing and committing his savings.
would causc the student 10 think and
act CORRECTLY. and here lies the source
~ ~ tFuo greatness. The Public
Free Schools 81 today are a factor
worthy OF 'he highest calling The
! 'herlc,or - 'hc future Nations will
Re determined hy tho Schools The
schools have raised the standard Of
81 morals IN our commonwealth. ana
! ri. alcohol from our border. no
nccEcy should be taught as the
~rnnccl f1r an social and economic
.is Revision In the schol system
yill bring reform IN all avenues Of
life To my mind the only salvation
shall We revise the schools 10 meet
he emergency. or shall We drift with
Tho current OF age \ wow era Ia
rToa rs Ia finance and In social az.
fairs. and ne must NEE, the issua.
md 7 sincerely commend you IN
A.Hu
isn men have visions. as they ara
xaeeddirccted b va cloud by day. and
o cl.,si 81 f.re by. night You are
engaged IN noble WORK God speed
he day. and when the school med
verywhcrc will follow your wake.
Respectfully.
HG &c. G.. II. GUoLDY }
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-08

Amarillo's public schools will >.
re-opened on Monday. according "a
IN announcement made yesterday
by Superintendent NJ n. Duncan.
Many Of the teachers who have
been III. will again be 1T the,
desks and reports indicate rapid re-
eovery Of many of the students.
The school authorities. while Del.
feetly willing TO cooperate In what.
ever way seems best to curb the
further spread Of the epidemic. DO
not believe II wise to continue 10
halt their work so long as other in.
stitutions are no tresiricted. Should
physicians deem the situation justl.
lies u. the schools Will be closed
again and other restrictions en-.
forced.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-08
MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS
EDUCATION THE CURE

Chas. ID. Newton. a district attof-
ney OF New York. told the House
judiciary committee recently that
rtringent laws will To, nrb radical.
ism but that radioalisn. will be- over
come through a combination OF edu.
cation and law.
niruin. the disiri.. attorney
knows whereof ae speaks. No one
has had more continuous dealings
with the ktds OF the -. aua 10
one understands better the motives
which cause them TO adhere to their
strange doctrines than the man who
has been Instrumental In prosocul.
and haing deported many bolsh .
visits.
Wrong opinions and wrong ideas
cannot be successfully corn,eraetei
through the putting OF people into
Jail. through the mfliction upon
thsm OF physical suffering. The
disease from which the Reds safer
iis q mental disease and mus; be-
counteracted through a campaign OF
education. Their crooked ways OF
thinking must be Strengthened on;
and they must be shown thar peace,
PROSPERITY and haip;5iaesi can come
to them only under equal protec.
ton Of the Law for all.
The public and the nation mus,
be protected from this particular
brand OF insanity and therefore
there mus, be sufficiently strlngen;
laws TO cover the situation. Mean.
time q campaign of education should
effect . cure.
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Public Opinion

What the schol, should Teach"
Editor ~ The News
The follow Ing open letter explains
Itself
Prof II " Dlncan.
city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-08

cans also afford large money returns.
A special oamapIgn Is boiug carried
On to intensity the settlement OF the
farming districts. small ads. beins
carried In scores of northern ana
western newspapers by the Board OF
Commerce Through the Board OF
Commerce also housing corporation
has been organized and immediate
work will start on putting mp fully
500 houses To supply the unprcco-
dcntod demand. though nearly that
number were built last year without
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-08

up by the big talent
" hut when these two points arc
named the two cities are as far apart
as can well 1e imagined. While
Amarillo Is lcycl rom one side to the
other shawnee has numerous grades
throughout the city and large pro-
portion Of the yards arc tcrraced mp
from four 20 twelve feet and the
trees are so nuemrous aud largo that
the city has won the title Of tho
Forest CITY.
Shawnee has y highly developed
public school system ana q hig1
school with an enrolment Of over
ZOO pupils. In addition 20 which IN"
oklahoma Baptls, University. with
students from an parts ~ the gta'".
now has an enrolment Of 500 and
when nov buildings are complctc1
will be able to take care Of doubl"
that number. This school will ro
cciyc nearly million dollars ou' OF
the Baptist - Million Dollar cam
paign which actually neted over 30
millions. In view of this strong sup
port II has secured q faculty OF ex'
traordlnary strength Tho oklahoma
Catholic University Is also located ~
shawnee but Il limits It's attendance
10 those who can be- housed at the
school. about li0 az this time.
though the 81 Anthony academy Is
able 10 take care ~ double that num-
her OF Catholic children
Shawnee h in the very heart NJ
the richest agricultural section of
oklahoma being The principal city of
pottawatomio county which has lead
In value Of crops Tor several wears
rhc cotton crop alone amounts 10
over a half million dollars but live
stock, alfalfa. potatoes. frui, and Pc
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q. N. Isank I,cport

WASHINGTON. Feb. The
rtsiemcnt q the combined resources
lnd liabilities OF the twelve federal
regerve banks for the week ending
February .. follow
fc7ources
Total gold held by banks s1i3.
S7i.n0e.
Totsi gold reserves i.a9i.je0. 000
Total reserves s.0si.65C.000.
Total bills on hand 2.15S.2Ss.00o
Total earnings assets 3.06i.ls-.
200
Total resources e.oio.GS5 600.
Liabilities.
Total gross deposits sGG2.ia5.'
pea
Total liabilities G.0l0.eSs.0oo.
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sny special accclcrailon but that was
before the situation became NO acute.
II have enjoyed looking about AM
arlllo and noting points OF interest
aud when | get back will write 4
story for my paper IN which win
tell how Amarillo provides the fund
Tor i,a Board 81 CITY Development by
taxation and also has the city man
rger form of government. something
that shawnee Is beginning to take "a
lively interest In with a view to put.
ting II into effect NJ the end OF the
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PATH ~ OIL FIELD

y. A. Briggs. formerly managing
editor OF The Dallas News. has
strong faith In the possibilities fos
oil in the field around Amarillo.
Mr.. Briggs Il a trained newspaper
man. lie IL not one given 10 reach.
ing . conclusion hurriedly. lie
SEES many men whose Judgments
should b. good relat.ce 10 The OIL
Industry and then arrives Al hi-
own opinion. Therefore the article
which he recently published Ia The
Dallas News IL most encouraging
even tho.sh the faith fine locsl
people needs little bolsiering o..
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present administration.

present administration.
Your mercantile section Is we'll
developed. Your stores put on q
mighty good front. the modern sort
and the new homes that are going upl
In Amarillo would be u credit to any
city. There In evidence on every side
OF prosperity and strong confidence
In the future OF the city and when
one considers the LOCATION II would
bc hard TO reason out how such con-
iidcncc could be In any way mis-
placrh."
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uiHDw,HF MAN FORMERLY
az AMARILLO. DIS

The friends among the hardNara
md Implement dealers over the Pan
handle viii regret 10 learn Of the
death Of Frank l.. Hoyi. az Lynn.
Mss. on Jan. sSth.
Mr. Hoyt was for several years Of
lice manager for Emerson-Braniing-
ham Imp. Co. at Amarillo. and leaves
wife and . host Of friends TO mourn
his death
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NOTHING To DO

Nov comes Congressman. ona
Representative Mann. OF Illinois
and finds time hanging heavy on his
hands This. in spite OF the fact
that the good year 1899 Is cam
naign year How Is one TO know
he has found time hanging heavy
on his hands. by the fact that he
has launched an attack on the
weather bureau. Mr. Mann has just
discovered that the forecasts OF the
bureau were frequently incorrect
last summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-16
MrcnANIcs AND LAnonEns

~ ~ a ~
We can furnish work for carPen-
tors fuaHans. plumbsfn. land
Nrapr gardeners aud common
labor ia exchange for part
paym~nt on home In HIGH
LAND lfAf.F.AcRE TRACTS.
these halFshcro tracts arc
beautifully located. just out
side city limits. good soil. ac-
Ceaalhlr to transportation.
with city water and electric
lights large enough 60 raise
everything necessary for fam
~ use. several years wood
supply on tracts. In selecting
one ~ these home tracts We
can help you Eet n home.
Vacant tracts. 1900 UP. I'M
proved with and s-rcotn new
attractive cottages, 81 500 up.
Come In and let " talk tho mat
ter over and show you the
property
NORTHERN BOND & MORT
GAGE COMPANY
SOS Third Ave. Elliott .3s<
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wtCks TIRE co.

WfCKs TIRE co.
KENT, WASH
Are building tires At the Auto Show.
Fourth and Columbia. Free tube
with every tire sold at special
reduced price this week for the
Auto show. WickH Tire Co, Auto
show, First Floor. Fourth and Co.
lumbia, Seattle. wash.
FOR SALE ~ WHITE EN- a NJ NJ l.
speed carr cut down with special
made body; electric lights and
generator. speedometcr: lots Of
extras. viii do 60 miles an hour
easy. III you want epeed, here you
are. i need money. $500 takes IT.
Phone Main 3s74
FORD TOURING. 1918 - r. w L.Y
painted and ovcrhauled. seat COW
era; looks and runs like new; $3.50.
VIII give terms TO, responsible
party. 7i2 18th ave- Phone East
G7s3,
TRY STAR WANT Ans
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A IL REID A. CO

eAf~lt NrN hnfh hs"th blllpAt aFst
LARGE TKAcT-lMPROv
1850
Large tract. nnc garden soil. partly
cleared. young orchard. choice va
firticE % fruit. ioKanberrics rasp-
berries. black berries. strawber-
icr. rfc good Groom house. sta
Bile. rabbit hutches. good wei and
pump. also running spring water
on the place. garden tools. ,
stoves. iinoiaum. tables thorobred
Hun Cochin-ChinR chickens. all
so with place. 61s feet frontage
on road. near ferry dock: can live
here and work In city. &c far. TO
residents Price. including every
thing. 1850. terms 20 responsible
party Take T.. Madison car and
Kirkland ferry and ask for T. W.
Sucking at brick bungalow on fer
~ docs.
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1T WILL PAY you TO INVEST.
GATE THESE BARGAINS ~ YOU
ARE CONSIDERING HtN y q
A USED CAR THIS HOt 81
GUARANTEES ALI. OF TltEiis
CARS TO HE AS REPRESENT .
I'D WE AtAn TNADE.
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LoGASBERRY LAND

We have very me tract Of land
about 4 miles from Olympia. on a
county road and only short dis
tanco from the paved Pacific high.
way. noiKhbors all around and
surrounding farms are highly Inn
proved. this " beaver bottom land.
easily cleared. and has a small
drainage creek across one end OF
tho property. you can have logan
berry bushes eel out os this by
fail and the cAnncfy at Tumwassr
viii make a long term contract
for all you raise. the tract has
the price 81 tt.T6e. on terms OF
5000 cash and the balance on easy
uAymeutH
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LOST AND FOUND

S2s REWARD FOR INFORMATION
leading to arrest OF party who
found travelling bag January and
returned n small portion Of con-
tents, keeping bag. kodak, jewelry
ACME MOTOR TRUCK SALES co.
East 504. 1903 nth Ave.
AOST--s y NBURST PIN, WITH
diamond center. Reward. Call
Sepitoi lsS
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WATERFRONT
BETWEEN SEATTLE AND

II acres with $50 feet frontage on a
beautiful lake: land nearly level.
slopes slightly down To waters
edge: an ideal site for country
$1,000, terms
ROBERT MALTBY CO.. zoos Sd Ave.
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70 WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY

MIR. RENT PAYER
IAN you beat this2 i-room and
breakfast nook. modern; on fine
corner lot: fine view OF Sound and
the city. walking distance from
shipyard and steel works; located
at 21st ave. $. w. and W. Genesee
~. VIII be yours at 5000 down
and $40 month. Key ncxt door.
Call owner. West 7S2-R.
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ron su.E--REAL ESTATE
GREEN LAKE

GREEN lake
$4,000
5-room bungalow. on a lot Goslab
feet. This home IN In Al shape
Boz located close 60 boulevard IN
the better part Of the Green LAX q
district Very choice lot, good
garden soil. fruit trees. Terms
WOODLAND PARK
aeroon bungalow, cement basement.
furnace. A modern bungalow NJ a
very reasonable price. on reason
able terms
COwEN PARK
$4,000
5-room bungalow. run cement base
mcnti laundry trays. nice lot.
only 5000 down,
b-room bungalow. FUN cement base
mont. furnace two years old, and
% excellent shape. ss.soo. e.,
down.
QUEEN ANNE
1850
8 rooms. on soKt20-foot lot. paved
district. very desirable part OF
Queen Anne hill Terms.
S-room bungalow. In very. good
shape; paved district. $4,000. $500
down.
BEACON NIL
$4,000
2 rooms. on a s0xigo-foot lot; very
best garden soil, fine assortment
- fruit trees: fine view OF city.
Terms.
BALLARD
41TE0
Q rooms: basement. fireplace. ga
rage, good part Of Ballard dis
trict. 5000 down.
WEST SEATTLE DISTRICT
$3.50
New s-room bungalow. on an sBx
ish-foot lot. hulit-in featusoa. very
attractive. both exterior and in
tcrior. $500 down.
i-room bungalow, on sSriss-soot lot
built-in features. 5000 down.
GLOBE SECURITIES COMPANY
BIS Central Bldg. Elliott i0s5.
GIT ME- / AM WORTH EVERY
DOLLAR YOU INVEST
| am acres, on good road 4 mile
from good town. 10 miles from this
CITY. ~ acres cleared some fruit.
chicken housed. small barn. good
kAfakF ana HNhNl Nuf groom
piaHtvf0d house with bath water
plprd, there IL young heifer.
chickens. range and some fuFnl-
tutr that goes with the place
Where can you get better hay
Tor 3s.A0nf $500 cash. Hut " you
want inc you viii have to hurry
VIII not last long
See sir ioland
ACRES WITH A DANDY TROUT
NTNEAM
acres. located ~ miles north d,
this city. =. mile from paved high
way. on good road. close 20 school
fturea. blg mill ana puatpfiire. Z
acres under ceitipations all kinds
- fruit. straw berries. faspbsfriss
biachbrTries. iugaubrrriee aud
younI apple trees a s-room house
barn. chicken houFr. root house
and other outhuiidinEE this Is
good Hpii. and just as Advertised
cheap place at $1,000. sLsel
cash.
Soc Mr. Holland
THE DOUGLAS co
2ai t.eary building Main sssf
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STOCKS AND BONDS

WILL Buy
Liberty Bonds. Pan Motor >
western smelling A Power
Petroleum Producers co.
goo Tutrcli Car Coupler
1000 CIlff Gold Mining Co
WILL SELL
81 Security Auto Tufn
as gcarlett Life Savings
100 WicgH Tire r. Rubber
$50 Universal High Power
AS Simplex Auto Wheel
200 Texas Crude.
a97 Pacific Electric Welder.
800 Beacon Coal
500 Bequim Gas & OIL
1000 Cushing CARRIER.
1000 l. \. T.. oil 4 refining
MAX WiNKLEH
2ii Union ~ Elliott $50
1 WILL Buy
Western Smelling a Power.
Title Trust Central Building BondA
Davis Car.
Liberty Bonds. all issues.
4 WILL SELL
100 Western Rubber T -ona ftos
900 Smith Canning Ahcr 90. Ito
900 Pacific Electric WslSer. go
600 Universal ~. r. Tel. Bargain
72O Beacon Coal ........... ~
1850 Alaska Pet & Coal. ....- .is
z00O Forks Drilling MANN. BID
1000 Forks OIL ......:..----- II
1000 Congressional OIL .....-- .i2h
9. J. sTEEPLE
I1s Cherry street Main 1885
az. sfrAsNf~s nppnfTI MITES
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s. FOR SALE-WaTERfRONr
PROPERTY

1000 $500 CASH 81. 900
l0ox2oo SUMMER HOMESITE
A beauty spot on the Sound. spien-
did view OF OLYMPIC MOUNTAINS
and MT. RAINIER: a place where
you have bathing. boating and
fishing. with spring water from
the mountains right on the lot;
electric lights. close 20 dock at
kENpORT the TORPEDO STA
TioN. with fast steamer Hyak to
and from Seattle morning and
evening; camp sites close to dock
for $3.50. $50 cash.
CLIFFORD LAND co.
GIT Third Avenue Elliott 80
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UNIVERSITY

fun concrete haHcmcnt t0xl00
level lot garage. good terms.
EcnwoOd 229b.
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Ex-SERvfcE MAN. AND UNIVER-
isty student. wishes to work after
moons or nights. Have had ex-
perience in Bookkeeping and cler-
ical work. Address D-139. Star.
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Ex-sEKvIcE MAN, ATTENDING
u. OF W. any kind of work three
hours a day and all day Saturday.
Address E-f2. Star.
DfScHAHGED sOLDfER WANTS
work Landscape gardening, job
bling. pruning. Phone West 1911.
PI<ASTERTNG--ODD JOBS A SPE-
ciaity. North 1fO3
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so-AcRE Farm



A ARGAtS-oWNER LEAVING
city. and must sacrifice FOR quick
sale. NEW double constructed
bungalow, rooms and bath. beau
ufully FURNFuEp NEW. built
ia cabinet kitchen and bookcase
I'm" fixtures and plumbing. deep
concrete foundation and basement
largo lot. chicken house. large
fruit irccR, etc. PART TERMS
Soc this for value before buying.
close in. three blocks 10 best car
limo In city. Take Rainier valley
car 20 Columbia station. owner
ASS Brandon ct. near 77th ave. =
ONLY 1850 CASH
Good Groom house fmodern -xcep,
heaD, small concrete basement
trees. handy Co grade school. high
school aud tho University: this IL a
mighty good buy at $4,000, on
terms easier than rent
SEARING
a07 Leary Building Main t51a
OWNER LEAVING SEATTLE-
Pretty 5-room bungalow, fun CO.
mont basement, furnace. fireplace,
lot bpNi2o. with 10 fruit trees.
garage. fine view. close to car and
high school: this h. real snap,
price only $500, with terms.
), y. lkQltiAkT
eos Pioneer building Main 7557
GOOD HOUSE. 1 HLocK CAR LINE.
basement for auto. owner going
TO Canada: $3.50 takes IL. snap.
Chatter. 6i05 Seavicw ave. Bal
lard Beach. Seattle.
$500 buys a 7-RooM 2-SToRY
modern house. nice garage. lot h0X
100: street Improvement in and
paid for; blocks from car line
must be sold this week. fi9 New
York block.
q. J. TtNkiiAM. 860S ~ 4iTH ST
has i-room cottage for sale,
with city light and water. lot f00N
100. a bearing orchard. Price
81 900
$3.50 CASIl--BALLARD BARGAIN.
SiN-room house. with level lot.
near car. schools and paving.
only $4,000: $3.50 cash, balance
easy. See Mr.. Sly, 220 Marion ct.
SWELL NEW GROOM BUNGALOW
y acre. $4,000; 5000 cash, s2b
tuAutkIN DfN1n IlIy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-16

LET FER BUCK
In spite OF the big raise in tire
prices. we are going 70 heil our
present stock at the old prices
No cuils or junk. but many OF the
standard makes to choose from.
including;
GOODRICH MICHEIfN
DIAMOND RACINE
SfLVERTOwN CORD AJAX
And Many Others.
Investigate this before our stock iH
picked over. Nuff sed.
PACIFIC AUTO ACCESSORIES co.
Eighth and Union 81 Main 1865.
HERE rs ONE OF THE BEST BUYS
in Seattle. Privately owned. 10
Big Six studebaker. just been put
in perfect mechanical condition;
paint in fine shape: good rubber.
Call East 1893 for particulars
Private owner.
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I.OGGED.OFF LANDS

WRITE FOR MAP SHOWING To-
cation. low price and easy terms
of sale OF logged-off lands offered
to settlers in Western Washington.
EYERHAEUSER TIMBER co.
TACOMA. WASHINGTON.
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NEAR LAKE WARlltNoTUS
BOULEVARD

And overlooking the lake we have
nice t-roon bungalow. 2 bed
rooms, large basement. lot sos
100, rich biaca coll. this 10 ia
high class district and an rxrop-
tionai buy Al t12b0. 1859 cash and
$40 per month.
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10f feary building Main ssts
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GARDENING
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noSroNanUiL TERRIER PUPPIES
pcdiEroed Gsst 18th y y.
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70 REAl, ESTATE LOANS

ACREAGE LOANS--FARM LOANS
5000 and up. prompt service; ~
years In the business.
THE DuRLAND AGENCY
LenrY Emilding.
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DRAG SAWS
VAUGHAN, with and without clutch
BEAVER a-cysie. with clutch
q. ~ HcKE COMPANY
pi2 Fret Ave. y
LEcTUtc MOTOR Or ! Ill = /.
ptsnpa W Monteiluh Price Co.
Rent or sale. Main aia. h2t Let =.