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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
STARWICH A MD
GORDON TO RUN
Both Want to Be County
Sheriff

While Deputy Matt sta, rTich VS.
placardinr the town with xnnounces
men,s Of bis candidacy ; Sr sherlfk
., the fall elections Fra " T. Cor
don. former special lnves Sssator Tor
Prosecutor Fred c. Bros 4. hung .
sign heraidins his candid ~ for the
same position across Jan o. Il, Juss
west OF Third ave. Satur t1y.
Ssar~'ich and Gordon ~ The eniy
two to come out in the gen 70 Tar
~Nh their campaign to = brcced Shcr>
IN John Stringer. who has tsvirled
hit hat into the gubcrn. norial race
Siarwioh is the piops ar sherifrs
deputy. Gordon is bi sthcr Of Pc
lice Judge John u. Cor sn. and was
n county clerk before stunning the
duties OF special invest sltor.
That Robert T. III rigc, former
sheriff and aspirant tr governor.
would make a fight for tiis old sher-
MS seat WINS the rum r. current At
the court house Sature sy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
Manly's Review of
Trade Conditions

labor statistics. does not represent
the real increase i'm the cost OF Nv
Ing. In 1914 the bureau did not In
clude In It's statistics special sales on
sugar, etc, which were frequent In
those days and Of which housewives
always took advantage. Now II if>
ciudes also much larger percentages
OF cut-rate and cash stores than for
merry. This is a partial explanation
OF the fact that recall prices OF food
advanced only 81 per cent from 1913
20 December. 1913. while Wholesale
prices advanced I5s Der cent.
INDUSTRY. - Inkistrial produc-
ton iA Rtlll restricted BY railroad
congestion. which the Railway Age
Mya Is almost az bad as when the
government was fosccd to take over
the roads. This Tessric1ion II affect
ing principally steel and other indus
tries dependent on coal supplies or
those manufacturing bulky articles
The United States In abe only coun-
try maintaining aivytinng like pro
war production Of cpal. As a result
the u. s fharc Of yyorh production
has increased from 80 to ~ per cent
British production in r9i9 was 20
per cent under pre- Svag lcyei and
German. 40 per cent.
CROPS.-Tbe prcgest agricultural
situation closely resei r5ples that OF
1918. when Hoover wa called TO the
rescue. A larger whs I'll carry-over
this year Is offset by great credit
difficulties and by apai by OF govern
ment and farmers as impaired with
situation during the wi &.
LABOR. - a fundam tntai changs
BY railroad brotherho, us In their
method Of presenting " age demands
Is OF utmost sisnificanc = In former
years each craft has demanded .
scale for itself regarilc y Of others.
Now al crafts demand Pat the rail-
road labor board fix basic living
wage for unskilled and award dif-
fereniiais above that nc haimum for
skill. hazard. etc. This means that
wages OF all railroad En- fployes will
depend on wage paid Sc shon hands.
The present method insp res solidar-
ity OF railroad labor VII Tie the old
methods promoted Jealous v and dou-
decreasing.
The A. Y. Of l.. con sention In
Montreal. beginning Jun z. Is OF
great economic and polit tzal impor-
tance. Gompcrx will lie reelected
and win control the coRv, slfion. but
insiders expect far more r-<Gcal &C
ton than in former years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
Heroes Of Hotel
Fire Get Medals

In recognition OF heroic services
rendered during the Lincoln hotel
fire. Mayor CALDWELL presented three
firemen and one member Of the 20
lice department with medals of hon.
or Saturday.
The men honbred were Fircmen
Joseph Spranger. c. II. Dooicy. c. A.
Mclean and Policeman T.. P. Nc.
nance. The medals were donated.
by the Rotary club. the 100 Per
Cent club. the Members Council az
the Chamber of Commerce and the
Kiwanis club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
Old Whipping Post
IL Urged BY Judge

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. May s.--Re
establishment of the whipping post
as n means OF punishment of faith
less husbands was urged IN Municipal
court by Judge August C. Backus In
disposing Of the case OF Joseph r.
J. Schaffcr. a years old. who after
20 years of married life. lost his
heart 10 new love.
Schaffer was arrested when his
employers charged he was short
sa.0oo In the last two years. The
judge told him that because of his
family he would place him on pro-
baton for five years instead OF send.
ing him 30 waupun. Schaffer viii
make good the shortage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
BANK CIsEA1siNGS


Knocked down by a Lake Buricn
street car Friday night. Mrs. Mary
X jowrude. GO. was In tho city hos
pital today with fractured skull.
She ls said TO have lain uncon-
scious on tho Lake Bur,en depot
platform. where the accident oc-
CURED. for nearly two hours before
help reached her.
The police Mt first believed Mrs,
kjoserude had been slugged. Sat
urday morning. however. Mrs. u. ..
Goode. Of Burien City. informed
them that her small son had told
her he had witnessed tho accident.
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NY nAsL NJ. MANLY

FINANCE. Federal reserve ratio
declined from 20 20 f2.i per cent last
week ~ result Of Increase OF loans
and loss OF cash. Heaviest strains
on reserve system are now occurring
IN tho south and west. Banks at
Philadelphia. Richmond. Chicago.
St. Louis. Minneapolis. Kansas city
and Dallas have borrowed $4,000
goo from Boston. New York and
Cleveland banks. Significance OF de.
cline In reserve ratio lies In the fact
that At this period OF the year there
Is normally no financial strain.
The auditor In the internal revenue
bureau tells me that on the basis OF
experience with other years. a com
plete audit OF 1917 tax returns would
yield nearly $1,000. 900. 900 in add.
tional taxes and penalties. due 10 In.
complete returns and evasiona. These
returns viii be outlawed for pur.
poses ~ Tax revision in 1921 and
audit must therefore be made this
year II the government Is TO secure
this revenue. This Is Impossible with
the present force but could be done
with the expenditure OF 5000. 600
for additional accountants. arm In.
vesiigatln. facts as to the possibility
Of developing this source Of revenue.
Railroad bonds toialing .2as. 900.
600 mature this year and must b,
refunded. Added 10 new financing
this means n heavy drain on avail.
able capital and higher Interest
rates.
Calculations based on bread, shoes
and other necessnries show that ]
per cent ins on all sales would pyfa-
mid 10 fron 3 70 per cent OF final
selling price even IL only exact tax
were passed on 10 consumer.
American properly owners should
be thankful for their nercics. IN
many English local districts pro-.
crts taxes now reach pound for The
pound - that iH. a dollar tax on
every dollar 81 rental value.
fttDE.--Jn Mess trade IL opened
with Russia. Scandinavian countries
faoe a financial CRISIS. On sxpecta.
ton Of lifting the embargo. Norway.
Sweden and Denmark merchants
bought heavily in order 20 get the
cream Of the Russian trade. Goods
are now Accumulated In scandina.
Wan ports md ioan5 made on the
basic Of those goods are rapidly ma.
turing.
A retail price increase OF es per
cent announced by the bureau OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
Shipping
Notes

VANCOUVER. B. C.. May D.
rederni authorities were attempting
Saturday TO settle the strike OF
coaatwise ships crews, that started
Friday. All coahiwiae ships Of
Grand Trunk Pacific and Union 3.
y. Co are idle. Canadian Pacific
steamers on the Seattle. Victoria.
Vancouver route are stiii operating.
Yokohama barber n again tied
up by a lonEnhoremen strike. the
second within month. The latest
strike started May 1. The cause Of
the Disputes n not known hene.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
Farley Conyis ted
for Secoi Tine

In a sealed jury vs tdict read BY
Federal Judge Edward Cushman in
the u. s. district CO nrt Saturday.
Bob Farley. proprIe bor of White
Horse Tavern. ON the North Trunk
road. was found guilt . of violation
Of the national prohi, alton law.
Prohibition officers testified that
they found IL cases OF Canadian
Club whisky cached. on Farley's
premises last Decem Ser. The case
will be appealed, sa id Tarlcy's a.
torney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08

CHICAGO. May -~Crnin fusur~s closed
~asE ON the chicsEo Board Of Trade To-
DAY. Corn futures op~fsed under pressure
and continued 20 Gloss m later trading.
The weakness IN eeru hsa a syupathetic
Iaffasssw or oxts and amussd futnrrs 70
fail off slightly. Cosnnission houses sold
freely az the sfarf and thsrs was general
unloading on rsftoftr OF sorshso
weather and tcndsnry 70 even op.
May corn opcpsd NJ fs.fe and ei1sed
az " 20. Down -. guiy cofn rlossd 81
sl7is. &c below tho opening OF fi.7en I;
september t1sn occf~a 81 flGsa and
closed down Nc AT gisiA.
Mnp oats opsnod late nj efesS and
closed at si4ek. down he; July oats
closed 81 SAKE. SC below the opening Of
e2fsr. September oats opened at ssc and
elon.d nj fshr. dawn NC.
prpslxiaas closed straly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08

CHICAGO. May s--IIoEr-fteccipts
10000 head. market lie 10 sSe higher.
tisssw i<lss. pse,sins. sff SOC 10. ab (.
light, tiseiS.<o. pigs. tis.sos 10; roughs.
sffrs.
taftie-lpec~ipts. $500 head: market is
steady. Nii anotsfiosin unchanged.
Ahscp---Receipts. : GOO head market n
steady. Al quotations nnchsnfed-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08

NEW YORK. May s.--pensnd sterling
sf,~nea ct t1ss. off iAe. here tads.
ffAnc sheess made y nov nirh AZ 1850.
up 20 csnffnstss tirt checks ~~rs itsar.
~ r~ntlrs-< ups mstfls. demand. we're
siisfIfty htfnef NJ itse. eshiss q see
United states dDnsrs In Canada. desnApa.
te sc
kssrisns aessn6 eics~a ~ ss.sfk. 60
biss tstsA. frsres. demand ftSse. CO.
hls- ittoe. lire. demand .tt9c. cables
% escl msrss. demand 8. zee. cables I 30
Canadian dollars. ts.e.e-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
d BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


POOL HALL
In the host uonsy-maI<ing part Of
the city: o Tables: all lclnds al fur =
niture and fixtures; good stock OF
candies. cigars. tobacco and soft
drinks. This place netting over
all expenses around $500 per
month: long lease: low rent. "
you want n place with n steady
Income you should see this one:
full price s3.75g on terins.
Woodworking and cabinet shop,
fully equipped With all lSipds 81
woodw orixing machines and tools;
fine stock OF lumber and mHtcri-
ais: machinery and stock will IN
voice all we arc ask Ing for this
business; nothing for good Will;
rent very cheap: on good lease;
price $4,000.
EPARKs 4 CHASE
5fs Boston Blk. Elliott 1890.
1880 buys WORKING INTEREST.
profitable rates bustpees. stste
expcricncc. Address F-25. STAT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
}, BUSINESS orrosrusrrrEs

WHY Not L-AcRE POULTRY AND
berry fsfmy An income producing
home IA booming sonimunity.
clohr TO Seattle. on which spu
make an independent living ana
piece money in the bank, oihors
are maklnH So. 600 year on q
acres You can do ". too, Wen
help you get started, ana show
yea how 10 succeed. Call efk Pike
- tsr"und floor. open evenings.
Al A - ANn GROCERY
mud runferf ionefy school store and
general iluilding With store
and fine living rooms, On paved
street. across from large school
elem stock and fine fixtures. and
q nice bukincsn. all for $3.50, aud
joi2S NJ. pNulny
ssoo Market ballard sii.
fOK SALE on TRADE
General store. sftsbilshsd years.
eiore-in residence district; stock
$1,000, fxtufea $1,000: neat store
with Broom modern bungalow. to-
tai value slt coo, some trade IN
screaHo antn. aud r,sidenc. prop
erty considered. fs600 cash re-
aulr~d. Address F-1t, star.
ron HALE. cHEAr - 20 FUR
ninhed rooms. pool tables. CONE
rtetc, floor cigar case. National
cash register. z eafdy eases. large
double door safe. complete hotel
Lobby fixtures * A. Newman. fst
Townsend wash.
leR sAi-E TIRE AND HEpAfh
business. in town Of S0.ooe small
capital required. Address F-27,
Haar.
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Status Of Frisco Market

SAN FRANCISCO. May s.--Butfer-
Extras. tShc per H.
Exgs--Estraa. ssts Per dos: firvss. dc
per dor. s~tra pviisss. ale psr dos. ur-
deraixed puiiets. ass per dos.
chssre--c California fats. fancy. sse per
ID. firsts. sac per 10.
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PORTLAND. May t.-netfer--c { +,
creamery. Sc psr III
EsEs-s Selected local sytrns. pe s;e per
dos
ffsns--sesse per ID: hresisr.. sss CSC
per ~.
Ces~s-~.e~ per ~.
chr~ue- rripisu. tte,-c rsr ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
Snoqualmie Pass
IL Open Sunday

Sunset Highway across Snoqual-
mic pass will be free from snow and
open 10 auto traffic Sunday. says
County Engineer Sam Humes. Tho
earliest previous opcntnE VI the pass
WIS June l OF last ycar -
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WASHINGTON. May S.---The win
ter wheat area. az reported May 4.
totalcd 34.165.ooo acres. the crop csti.
mate bureau OF the agriculture de.
partment announced today.
Tho average condition Of winter
wheat May ] was 7e.1'per cent OF
normal, as compared with 75.6 On
April !. and 1905 on May ]. 1s1o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
President Signs
Deficiency. Bill

WASHINGTON. May s.---President
Wilson signed the urgent deficiency
appropriation bin carrying s3o9. 900.
900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08

Plttsburg sporting men plAn m
arena TO sent 10.0Oo 10 meet tho In
creasing popularity of the manly art
there.
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New York Coffee and
Sugar Quotations

NEW YORK. Msu e.--cssf~e--Ss. =
nsa. i1&< per u. No. fAntsA ssA q
1ti.e per IA
sarsr1-sss~. i,.sse ger 10: svsnuisisl
is.ssvsie per N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08

AcRE---e-RooM HOUSE
90 bearing fruit frees BERRIES. gar
den, chicken house: fDe house. hot
and cold water. electric lights.
near car line. and all cultivated;
snap at f2.1sD: $500 down, f2b
month. inferesf tpcludcd- 120D
American Bank building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
SMUcCLERS SET
FIRE TO LAUNCH
Escape After Deserving
Whisky Cargo

Pursued By the coast guard cutfer
Arcata. two whisky runners beached
their power boat on Whidby Island
In Saratoga passage. set fire TO the
craft. and by the time the officers
landed had ESCAPED into the brush.
according 20 vcrd received ut the
local customs office and prohibition
headquarters today. One Of tie men
WIS iat~r captured
The partially burned craft bore
no pane, but carried the number
sl..r. Examination OF the boat
revealed iarge cargo Of Canadian
whisky.
.'She was IN shallow water. no.
moro than 100 yards from shore. /"
says the commander cf the Ar
cata. When we sirnaled 20 lay "a.
she headed directly for the beach.
We saw one OF the men pouring
oil from q five-gaiion can over the
blankets and fixtures. The other
drew up the skiff trailing behind.
and the moment The launch hit
The shore they landed ana wer gone
in the brush
CREW or CUTTER
PIT OFT m.AZE
The crew OF the cutter put GU,
the blaze. and search revealed ~
quarts az G.. & w. ana 7. quarts
of Rhoderick Dhu whisky Intact
Half that quantity was destroyed
by fhr fire.
a. man giving the name OF Ed
Smith was captured near the scene
OF tho chase by the sheriff OF
Island county Friday. He Is said
TO have admitted bringing booze
across the limo. hut would say moth.
ing ne 20 the identity OF his com.
psnion. He In being held at Port
Townsend for federal prohibition
officers. A warrant for his arrest
was ISSUED Saturday. and he viii be
brought to Seattle Monday.
NAME or RANErr
FOUND ON TAX
An excise tax found IN the cabin
Of tho launch was made out IN the
name OF II. r.. Haxlctt. 5s6 18th
St. Tacoma. and showed the prin-
cipai use OF the craft 10 be ''trans-
portation OF freight" Hazlctt is
being sought for insormatiop- The
number "c4sL" Was assigned March
16. 1890. when the boat was owned
by n. !. Blaisdell. n Is said.
The Arcata towed the burned hull
TO Port Townsend.
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Cashmere shswis are manufnctur.
cd from the hair Of . dlnlinutivc goat
found IN Tibet -ss<s<
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ACREAGE


HAVE Not SEEN K1cnnOTfoAfy
II not you have mlrard srvins tho
finest little rtch bottom farms in
skinK county. These little fatms
are thoroughly cleared. aud WI
f sss ssa e ~ sres . IL ssn s0s
Washington itehi AT The town
81 MocasuNiile. only q hlevk fium
fine hfick school paved read.
stores. churches, and only 10 miles
time for this sslsf's efap " you
buy now, THIS land decs not ~.
auirc irrigation as there iH ample
moisture In ~ e. tnsufc good
crop no matter how dry the see
son may he, You can make q
land. and heat 81 al YOU can buy
u at the right price and ON your
own terms. one acre Of this land
WI produce mora ,hsn 70 ,,, acrss
make appointment hv phone. aud
W. viii tshs yam aut any day, ~
Mines. Alasha liidg Main e0so
FIVE ACRES AND FREEDOM
From strikes. hard timrs. high rents
aud high prizes for everything
with acI~n In cultivation you
should r~crivs more NANCY each
N~nr than tho best paid mechanic
EtltH; you don, have 20 append mosf
OF "a for groceries and rent.
ana YOU don't have 10 ask any
body for q Job ESQ nfrt payment
puts you in pohsrrsinn, the balance
can be paid S. monthly. price for
8 acres only $3.50; We have rich
soil. plenty of water and goed
schools aeaF ructnc highway.
work can be- had a. nearby SAN
mills VI doHircd One tract with
dandy creek. cal of write W. n
MAcFARtANE 7es Leary bldg
s ACRES PANTHER LAKE GAR
drn. cleared and piownd. Z SUR
face cleared and In pasture I
large room HOUSE. barn, stable
aud nhnd. wells. prire s.. aDo. 81
500 cash. See MIR Shea.
10 acres. cleared; h-room new
house, Panther Lake district: tt.-
600 Ssl.s0p earh soc hf Shea
TiiE DOUGLAS co
Main $3.50 s1s-si Leary building
f'fNE LUTs sss EAc9t
Thers tots are at Srafffe flrfrifss.
tssod sod. level eiaes 10 store aud
srhooi. a. inmates frosn Firth and
PINE lots ~ good noiEhborH; they
must 60 together = cash. balance
"'s" II fs' 4 " 9ti,osohrrir.ow
4ek hallway t'Nobsng~
& Ktsftf.S. tI.oSE TO St.ATTf.r.
Easy terms Mr. blackburn. ais
PIKE 81 Iground floor. Open
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i.isltSONAi


coSsi fMf'ffON = now ctKED
MYSELF a ittie booklet worth
itH weight IN E9id. sent free
1.hsa. y Aycock. 1Si y. Lake 81.
r.rs Angeles.
OLA LILLIAN khvE-fRiVATE
dancing Lessons Mondays. " eSneh-
dhy afternoon and evening, Hotel
Congress. Marion star FOURTH
Main cos.
prhMh WENT HAIR WAVING.
Marching. hsnna pack for Gray
IADiiig IMPROVEMENT SHOP
Main e1a7. 610 Union ~
pn. LILLIAN ruANpf y.r--sAvf-
pfsctie physician. natural and
herb remedies. no operation. Ga
II, ave MAN siip,
fEi.Ef'TIto, MEpfcAT1cD lsiiAl.A-
torirn. Tor rhsumatfHfn. goi,re,
aHthInn. catarfh. Information free.
sos y Tlhird ave-.
f5k LILLIAN J 1.oSr bEcDLf.se
fstsYui~ian Scientific massage. as
gEfd 3. iirscen 1itf.
JoHN GI.bDfF KnDKisSe WNS-f-
"a " ciyd~ Moife. Hotel Ffye.
OF Ellsworth. Kan,
MATERNITY rosl.IrAf. cAf. 1895
100 REAL ESTATE DOANs
MONEY ron WASH NGToN fAtM
AND ACREAGE lOANS I.rempt
service 4. a. EDTUE FAfsM
MoRTGACE CO. ine. Leary Hldg
Main seio.
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mo rRofTTS oN BEmnY LANDS.
own a ranch, tkh up. 10 years TO
pat, good ssrelca. AddrnFA f-ss.
HfNf
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Kcssfuclky raises mere tnhaccs than
any other state In the country.
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fts Cherry ~. Main $3.50.
Berlin Municipal bonds
ss1J0 per i.00o MARIE.
WILL BUY
100 Western Rubber.
Liberty Bonds.
WILL SELL
~ Hnilet Bolt.rup.
"a Wiclsr Tire a. Rubber.
as Scariett Life Savings.
1I5 Simplex Auto wheel
goo Universal High Power.
zoe Rotbert PROCESS Steel.
200 Texas Crude.
2a7 Pacific Electric Welder.
400 Clipper Sickle Go.
400 Deep Sea Salvage.
COO Beacon Coal.
GOO Nlnaka Petroleum & Coal.
1909 Automatic Window Screen.
1900 Cushing CARRIER.
Coco 1Nfs OIL A. Ref.
MAX wiNKLER
21i Union 81 Elliott ss0
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FTvE-AcRE GERRY TRACTS

We have two tracts Of land, leas
than two miles from Kirkland. on
good road; two acres cleared on
both tracts. balance sl;sshed on one.
This band has been recommended
by q berry expert. who claims II is
IDEAL berry land. A deep ioam with
clay stibsoil. which retains nois-
turc IN summer. We can recon-.
mend mis- ms the best land IN that
district. and some OF this land IN
selling for $1,000 per acre. Orr
price. $500 for five acres.
HENRY C. EWING COMPANY
200 Alaska Bldg. Main 713A
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FARM LANDS
cnnAl. LAND is YAKIMA
THIRTEEN THOtSAND- ACRE
FiiEff iRANJE
MUST NJ THROWN OPEN

NNsN s->s"'
.iinAl. LAND ~ YAK
THIRTEEN TftOtSAND-A ACRE
sfiicff RANGE
MUST iir rlnowN OPEN
FoH SETTLERS
In the rlch lower valley. noted for
Us ffuits and tremendous Yields II
alfalfa and esfn. the government
% the United states has boon lay
ine out the last extension Of abe
FAMOUS suNNNsIDE CANAL
Our ia.nhn arfeh 81 rich, smooth
bench land under THIS project mnsi
ro, q' ssaifs52sP SPssEs o, nNS 'i sayas
VIII be- given theif choice 20 this
land ~ $50 10 $50 pet acre. with
LONG tims a. pay and vprs low IN
tefeft rate. Ideal climate near
towns on two railroads and state
NE snoM rus LAND no nUYrns
ny appointment Cali at eur office.
Ntttr 90 nr or send a tel~gfsfn.
Maps photographs and samples OF
soil 81 our office,
offlce open evenings also,
YAKIMA klkt.H FARMS COMPANY
sis Grs~n building. srattle.
OWNERS OFFER ONE on rllE
hest tarmN on Nasil8n island. 81
acres. nearly all In cultivationi 10
acres In straw berries ! Ia logan
herrica. and other fruit Tor famii,
hot and cold water, electro light
and power turnout . large sleep
Ing pofchcri ON rpirndld road;
ssad sls~ all fenced. full equip
m.rsi q ms.hlners and inpie-
motor: deep well. with ine1hsastl-
bic water eupply piped - all
buildings large harm. chicken
honses. FRUIT hou~~ and cih.F
boildinxr for all purporen. THIS
IL. 80 "a
under fta.spo. bat Il guid soon will
cut 10 fts. zoe. toms ~ desired
hight s1 part. " nsfnef. iHit
~ t3rd -. henwood 1873 even
tnrs onis.
CHOW lsinnn'rs ANp LOGAN:
AND IltouT on soiR GwN LAND
Nine acres on splendid fish stream:
fifst-eiazs berry land. good neigh
pore niansnidr. in piiehuck Val
bsr,s and berries srow wild on
.hi. land in profuFiens price $50
80 cash.
w X MAcrAnf.s~r
THE COMMUNITY fn'ftnEr.
IT, tsrart building
ACisf2s. WITH POULTRY. sEft-
RES ana fruit for quick profits
Vegetable garden fnH the famiis
tabla. A real home en- . iitttr
farm. Instead ~ narrow city lot.
and only ~ minutes fFom k.atfiA
with hourly car u~fvier M 90 mid.
night. There's hig net income IN
~ for you plus tho JOY - living
In the u~afiy count = slide. We
VII help 3Um flnHufe fhc propo-
slflons Call Tor particulars. slt
Ptks II .ground floorl. Phone
Elliott if1v. Oprn evenings
RNoHoMisn cot MY. WASH -
s.a8Q errra OF the finest dairy.
barry or general high grade farm
iansis IN tho Northwest Rapidly
Improving rrction, no dro0xhts;
bumper crops. Tracts I 10 10
srr.n 10 yearly payments This "
your opportunity. Send Tor iitern.
tur-. firo~ncii Land Co. iirfuine-
ham. wash,
40 ACRES OLD DAIRY. rr,rrT AND
vegetable farm. on milk route.
Will een 10 scrrs or more.
II T.. NCfsEE
k~nwooi s@ss.
u AcftfS or fKfu0NrED THAR
ting applr orchard best varieties.
a.~f itsewnt~r, Msals.. t4ss0ss6.
Good buy. Terms, Call North z0st.
80 AchIss: 40 s.,sks NATURAL