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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-12

Cedar street, Indiana Harbcr. was
slightly injured last evening when he
was struck by a machine driven by
Chas. A Davis Of Milwaukee. The
child was playing at the corner Of
136th and Cedar streets when the &C
cident occurred. Davis IS general man
ager of the Batavia Loose Leaf To-
bacco company.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-12
BUTTON COVERING


hEMs H AShANW ~ O-shN 49,
Pleating. braiding. sewing machines
at bargains all kinds of repairs all
work guaranteed Call at 81 State St.
Just west of Holman st. Phone 446-
Hammond. Indiana sal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove terminai--6tr City of spo-
kane. str Edmore.
Pier tt--Str Ixion.
Great Northern dock-Str Kashirna Maru.
Pier Str Davenport.
Pacific Coast coal bunksrs--str Eastern
Sword.
pier B--str Artigas.
Pier D--Btr Governor.
Pacific Coast Engineering works--str
Eastern Leader.
Stacy vt. terminaI--U. n. c. burnside.
Hanford st. terminai--str II. Paul. biz
Guy c. Goss. bge j. y. Peters.
East waterway terminal--str West rson.
Duthie ysrds-5tr Griffdu. str Maauan.
Todd drydocks--Str Westward Ho. str
Eikton. str Edmore. str Elihu Thorn.
son, str Dcrbiay.
Pacific Coast Bridge a Dredging plant
Str Patterson.
Ames yards--str Roosevelt.
Lake union--Hulis Abiiin, Abnoba. An
ydos. Addison. Aiisnhurst. Ahnik. An
thon. hayden, bertrand, Bingamon
Biscayne, Black Wolf, Bianfordl Gel.
win. Boughton. Pezuta, PuysIiup
Cabaenn. Caprsria, cardia, cenina
charus. Chesterfieid. ChaIcis, Cineas
Clnyras. Corus. Cozisn. Cola, Clone
ELISA. Electra. Endymion, Fort Har.
rison, Fort jackson. Fort BtanwiH
Fort Union. fuufka, Leoti, KItan
vinccnDes. schr Salvador.
Heffernan drydocks-sohr Commodore
str Brookdaic.
Stresm--Bge No. o.
West Seattle eIevator--str Kayseeka.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
CITY TAX LEVY
TO SHOW DROP

That tho 1921 tax levy for pur-
poses Of city government will be re-
duced IL mills over the 1920 average
was announced Saturday by coun.
Gilman A. r. Drake. chairman Of the
council finance committee.
The 1921 tar levy viii average so.5
mills In the various districts. Drake
declared. following receipt of official
notice that the total assessed valua.
ton OF Seattle property for 1920 will
be- t24s.s23.0ss. The city valuation
for 1919 was i.3s2.sb4.
That the city council has cut de-
partmentai estimates 10 the bone
was declared by city officials. The
total amount 10 be levied for 1921 Is
s203.7ti less than that levied for
1920. This slash was made despite
the increase Of t2T0. 900 added 10 the
budget by the granting OF additional
men 10 the fire and police depart.
ments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
CITY FACES BIC
DAMAGE ACTION

Claims aggregating 10000, the
outgrowth OF one automobile acct.
dent In which three persons were In
jured. were filed against the city Sat
urday.
Nike Pinton. 1884 Day st.. charges
that "A Mount Baker car struck his
automobile last week. damaging II TO
tho extent Of 1900.
Mike Pntrlcelli. 1914 Lucille st..
who was riding In the back seat with
his family. demands 5000 for per.
aonal injuries sustained by his wife.
$500 for his daughter and 1880 for
injuries incurred by himself In the
accident
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
NO COAL STRIKE
IS STATE VOTE

Fear Of n rtatc.widc coal miners
strike was abated today with the an
nouncement by Robert II. Harlin.
president OF District No. 10. United
Mine Workers Of America. that ~
miners unions In the district had
voted against the strike.
Miners will receive n wage Increase
Of ti.bo n day. retroactive TO Sep
TENDER 10 instead OF 10 August 10.
he announced. Boys viii receive an
Increase OF So cents a day for the
Same period.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
IInERIY HONDS
Public Markets
wGsrLAKE


sugar saii. Gold Bond OF wss'laks
Special -four. f1ttl Centennial Best
fiauf. tssf stalls 1911. cans pu,rh
Cleanser. sse. . rns Jap rice, ste. bars
rairnaliss sosn. sts: : ise cans p",s 800
OIL rits psrs. s~arehiisht matches.
sse. No. can pineapple. sec nE Ears
zee n. stall fsf xte pancake flour itc .
sec Quaker cats. itc. ma bulk popcorn.
Use stall ies. ripe olives. sse pt. cot.
'As' cheese r RI = PLACE
ssaii ~. rts fIns cane sugar. Bic. =
~s ssc stall &c tail can Carnation
milk lie stall itss. ranch sars. Use
dss best fresh butter. Sc ~ solid pack
lard J rts csc. hamburger and sausage.
Ave N. stall 1885. I'm. carton y. u.
ca soda crackers. sis. carnation. Bor-
den OF co-opera,iss milk. tall cans sc
ECONOMY
stalls fT-ss. Log Cabin syrur. rre. fsr.
stss. ~ D. n. coffee. In. can sbe. s.~.
can ti.ss. I bars Fels Ssp,hs soap. acc
cans tomatoes. .kc. stalls T.f-t. In
can Reliance coffee. Csc. N. cocoa OF
chocolate. stc. J tall cans milk. sso. tsc
bel Monte pork and beans 7se. asc
olympic pancake flour, zsc.
SANITARY
Stall fes. ibA fine American cane
sugar. soc. fresh ground peanut butter.
isc 10. stall Is. soc Royal baking pow
der. ssc. old Dutch Cleanser. lee. no
fsrina. tie stalls 3t-as. J cans Cana
ton or borden milk. ssc. In. Iapson
yyiiow label tea. Tsc. 80 M. can Break.
fast Dell syrup. Sc.
CORNER
stall fo,. fresh ground coffee. ssc n. !
ms. stc. sse cans pork and beans. ikc
CSC bottl. csisup. lie. ssc bottle vinegar.
isc. ms cottage cheese. fsr. full cream
cheese. ssc NJ. cream brick cheese. 3te
ms peanut butter. iSc NJ. lbs. cane
sugar. zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
RATTLE OF
WORDS ON
ROAD Bill
caFlyon Measure Debated
BY Chamber Of
Commerce

Opinion a. to the number OF miles
e paving tho Carncn tso.ooo,coo
rad hcndin. bin win provide the
STATE Of Washington was divided to.
day. following debate ON the bill
between c. II. Shields, Seattle auto
dealer. and Il. r. Blaine. before the
uQmbers' council OF the Chamber OF
0ummcrce yesterday.
uhields. defending the hill. de
G1Ared the $4,000. 900 proposed 10 be
xoiued would pave 1915 miles OF
11GAway In SIX years. The bonds
vould b. retired In 20 years.
Blaine. UNFOLDING the negative side
q the debate. was as emphatic In
stating that the 100000 would
nave but $50 miles Of highway. He
odaod TINT no pavement IN the state
M live 20 years. or anything like
IN would take 40 years 20 pave
ehe road system outlined in the
CArylon bill by the old system.
0hIeldn declared Paving costs
- than $50. 900 mile
Now Is the time TO think Of econ
0my.~ said Blaine. Illinois has
abandoned her road program. New
XoFk h curtailing. SO are other
Gkntes. Costs are too high.
-Coucrcte. under heavy traffic.
VIM last only 10 years Brick roads
~ blowing up. Road building IL
IA IN exact science. and we are not
1ngtif>od In such an expensive out
~ - the Carylon bill dcmands.-
Hoooluttons opposing the caryiou
0eosule were adopted NJ meeting
m0 Eight Of the Seattle chapter OF
~ American Association OF En-
ginsers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
Arrivals and Departures


October Str Davenport from San Pc
dro via San Francisco At s3ss o. m. str
West Isis from Hsnkcw via Danny aud
Kobe at II q. m
October i--str Artixss from BOSTON
and Phiisdeipnia via s4n rranetsco at
3ss0 .. m. hxe No. ss from San Pedro
via Point Wells IN TOW of str Richmond
str D~rbiay from Everett via sea trial
for minor repairs at gao .. M. ctr
Phyllis from san Pedro via San Fran
cisco At g:1s .. M
October Str Governor for San Pc
dro via Victoria. u. C.. and Han Fran
cisco At ~ a. m. str skaEwAy for Ia
coma at a.io q. m.
October str Forest King for Fan
Pedro via Aberdeen at midnight. str Adj
miraI Rodman for Ocean Fails. u C.. at
gao p. m. str Tafthybt us for comor.
n. c.. and vancouver. n. c.. at S 3. m.
str Phyllis for Tacoma and ports at 7:se
n II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
Nev York Market Is
Firm and Higher as
Trading Hour Starts

NEW YORK. firm
Southern baldwin
o. Canadian Pacific i2t.
Central 7sS. ~.
ica Il Canadian Pacific is iS Northern Pacific s up AZ;
Pacific Island
toh Northern cfueible
Reading
y: wiysovand H. bethlehem c9N Texas oil ss.
of
The market closed higher.
NEW YORK
and a tobaccos
likewise
Liberty Chicago grain
prices
tT33ioci7
last sssio.oTi.sos n lastly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
CARNATION co.
CUTS PRICES

Due TO partial collapse Of European
buying and the higher freight rates.
the cnrnation Milk Products Com.
pany has announced reductions In
the cost 10 consumers OF canned
milk and In the prices paid farmers
for fresh milk nj the eondenAarics.
The cut In the price TO the far.
mers is 20 cents. TO s2.Go per hundred
weight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
BIG WARSH|P
VISITS HARBOR
Superdreadnaught Missis-
sippi Here for Day

The uperdrradnAught Mississippi
which has been extensively over
hauled at the Bremerton navy yard
arrived In Seattle harbor Saturday
on her way TO Join the Pacific fleet
under Admiral Hugh Rodman Al san
Pedro on October -.
The batfleship will be open to the
public from l TO s p. m. during her
stay at Seattle. She win leave here
In time TO reach Everett Monday
noon. and viii stop at Port Town
send. Bcliingham and Port Angeles
en- route TO the South.
The battleshlp Texas leaves for
San Pedro today Via Port Townsend
send
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02

MISUNDERSTANDING September 70; str
West Notous from Seattle via Everett
and Buenos Aires.
Honxkonx-Arrived September ~; Str
Tyndaseus from Seattle via ports.
San Psdro-Arrlved October I. Motor
schr Coolcha from Seattle via Vancouver.
-. c.. Sailed October 4. str Stockton
for Seattle: str san Diego for Puget
Sound ports.
San Francisco--Arrfved October 4 Mo-
tor schr Cethans from Seattle. Sailed
October 4 Str Eastern Temple for Ts-
coma at .. m: str H. u. Lovejoy for
Puget found ports.
Astoria Sailed October Str Ad-
mirsI Goodrich for Seattle at a. m.
yictoria--Arrived October ?. Str Quad
ra from Tacoma
Dungsness- Passed In October 81 Str
Richmond towing bye No. ps for Seattle
via Point Wells at s;2o y. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
GALVESTON HIT
BY SECOND FIRE
Flames Break Out in Water
front Warehouse

GALVESTON. Tex, Oct "A
second fire on Caivcston's water.
front broke out today In the sisal
warehouse OF the cotton conccntra.
ton plant on Pier Al.
The fire was still burning ficrcely
shortly after noon.
The Cotton Concentration Co. was
heavy loser In the fire early this
week. which caused n $4,000. 900
property loss along the waterfront.
Sisai stored in the warehouse at
Pier Al was discovered blazing short.
ly before noon. A halfhour later
the fire was reported being kept in
"A section Of the warehouse where IL
broke out
Several steamers we're near the
pier. but were believed out OF danger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
Reported by Wireless

October Motor schr Babinda. Port
Biakeiy for San Francisco. off Appfecove
Point at .. m. str West Ivis. HonEkons
for Seattle. passed Cape Fiattery at 7.io
p. m.
September so-str Griffco. Akutan for
Tacoma. 100 miles from Akutan. motor
schr Ozmo. Kuskokwim River for Seattle.
f.il0 miles from Seattle at Q o. m: str
Victoria. Seattle for Nome. LOIS miles
went Of Cape Fiattery at .. M; str
West Ivan. Seattle for Yokohama. 1.ofs
miles west Of Cape FIattery at p. m:
motor schr Libby Maine. Seattle for Yak
utat, lao miles from Yakutat at . y. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
BOAT FARES
ARE BOOSTED
Seattle Tacoma and Other
Routes Are Raised

Fares on the Puget Sound Naviga'
ton Compauy's boats. plying between
Seattle and Tacoma and other Sound
ports, have been advanced 20 per
cent. by order OF the public service
commission. Freight rates have been
raised IS per cent.
The Navy Yard route also was
authorized TO increase Its freight and
passenger rates In the same proper
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
Say Boys Rode in
Other Mans Auto

Allan Jones. 10. OF 33o5 y. pike nt.
and Gordon Barteau. Is. OF iti5 37th
ave. went for ride Friday night
and were arrested by policemen. The
auto belonged 10 u. y. johnson, Gil
SD ave. Juvenile authorities are In.
veNtigating the boys records.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
ARMY STORE
NOT TO QUIT

Anything. from an iodine swab to
pair OF lcggings, may be pur.
chased from the u. $. Quartermaster
Stacy n. store. II was announced
Saturday by army officials. who
wished 10 dispcI the Illusion held by
Seattle citizens that the government
had stopped selling its excess wares.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
LOWER LEVELS
IN GRAIN PIT
Heavy liquidations Send
Futures Down

CHICAGO. Oct. s--~Grain futures
continued their lines on the Chicago
Board Of trade today. Heavy iiaui-
dations and further results OF the
general lowering OF prices were
causes for tho lower levels
Provisions were slightly lower on
the lower grain market
December wheat opened up INC,
but later declined tMe and closed
at e2.0T1 March wheat closed bAe
the opening.
October corn started off at sec.
December corn. up &c at the open
ing of SIC. later iost axe.
December oats closed down l NC
at IS nc. after an early advance of
NC over yesterdays close
CHICAGO, Oct. Cash wheat
No. red. ssssA; No. red. t2.st;
No. . hard. t2sih.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02

PORTLAND. Oct ;.--cs,tis Receipts.
none market steady and unchanged.
Hogs-Recsip,s. tao head. markst II
slow and unchanged.
Sheep Receipts. none. market weak
and unchanged.
Butter--sfc per ID.
Eegs---s1 y Toe per doa
Hens-fsG fsc per 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Oct. :.--Foreigu exchange
Quotations we're steady 81 the opsnin 8
today. Demand sterling opened at
ss4sN. unchanged. francs, s7ie. off l
csntims. lire. ti7c. off eensims. marks.
1870. off . esntinss. Canadian dollars.
seize.
Toward the close demand sterling vas
attn quoted at Sa.tsA. unchanged. francs.
sTie. lire else. marks istc. csuadian
dnllars % nc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
From Weather Bureau

TATOosH ISLAND. Oct a. A. NJ
Failing barometer raining. wind south
west. 10 miles an hour. Passed I'M SER
STANLEY Dollar at ssfs o. m. ctr West
ivts AZ $40 .. m. a steamer at $50 last
night. q two-rnAsted standard OF steam
er wt,h bxe No. IS At s3it a. m.
October i--iiss0 A. M.--Haintnx: Wind
south. 80 miles hour, Passed out; str
Mukiltsc with bge Bonanza. y. NJ
Cloudy. wind west. 10 miles an hour.
Outside. bound In, Str Mukiltso with hxs
BID BONANZA. having been delayed by
high Wind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
Col. West Takes
CosQrove's Post

WASHINGTON. Oct 2.--Coi. Eu-
gene West. sretired army officer and
Seattle lawyer. has been named by
Admiral Benson. of tho shipping
board. TO succeed Howard q. Cos.
grove. resigned district counsel for
the shipping board for Washington
and Oregon. II was announced late
yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
FUNERAL SERVICES for Joseph

u. james. who died Friday at his
home In North Edmonds. viii be at
y. m. Sunday at the community
church at Edmonds. James was for
many years employed by the Puget
Sound Power. Light & Traction Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
Chicago Board Of Trade
Chicago Board of Trade


CHICAGO. Oct HI OF s-Rscetpss.
teeo head. market slew and loser Hulk
Of saiss. Sitse0it. butchers. tftsto
sis.te. packing, tisss0 ft.ts. light stt
tttss.
catti<-Reeeipts. ff.oeo head: market
steady. Beef. ts.Se0fS.t9. butcher sssers.
Noi7.Ts. Gamers and cutters. u8f.
stoeksrs and feeders. Nseeii.7s. cows.
IS. seen. calves. tisssUfT.Ts
shesp-Rseeipts. f.eoe head! market IL
steady. Lambs. uufsTs. ewes. sista
ts1s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02

DENVER. Oct f.--csstie--Rsesip 600
head. market steady. Steers. $500
tio.se. cows and heifers. ts.Soa7. stock
~rs and feeders. ts.sooio calves. tg.se9
sieso
Hoxs-Rseeipts. 80 head; market is
steady.
shsep--Receipss. 1000 head: market n
steady. Lambs. Sfi.soais: ewes. go
ttto. feeder lambs. Sii.seaiisk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02

Diamond ring. valued at $500. was
lost In the fitting room Of Second
ave. department store more than
two weeks ago. Mira J. II. Pharo.
ITO i4th ave. reported to the police
Friday.
-~>~~~-~~~e.~~~>~~~>~~~-~@
Port Towusend-Passed in October ..
Str West Ivis for Seattle At 1870 q. m.
Comox. n. C.--Arrived October .. str
Taithybins from Seattle.
Tacoma-Arrived October 3. Str Bkag-
way from Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
DIVORCES GRANTED

DAVIS. Gertrude from George.
Hamilton. Bertha from William L.
Lounsbury. Laura from A. L.
Jackson. Addic from G. r.
Navone. Aureiia NJ. from Antonio.
Byrne. yuanita from Ralph T..
Gudgc. Jessie A. from Robert w.
Peters. May Hazel from Charles
l. nreuce.
II Anna from Wiifred L
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02

Pesersburg- October 1. scr Ad-
mirsi Evans. northsound. at I q. m
Northumberland October I Str Prin-
ee<s Alice. southbound. At noon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
THE CULTURE AND USES or

NoTION" wan subject Of "A lecture
recital given In the Frederick 4
Nelson auditorium Friday afternoon
by Miss Lucy *. Cole.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

inman. W. J.. $3.50 Chaplin pi. boy.
walsh. Frank. 22a First ave. ~. girl
Thompson. T. H.. 4se3 First ave. n.
Caring. 4. j. 4s2s w. Juneau st.
Hunter. r. D.. siis 10th ave. r.. boy.
blanchard. l. j., 722 Concord st. girl
hiehmond. J. j.. 2o2z 18th ave. s..
clark. Earl T.. 42as Ninth ave. n. T..
boy.
wigmosta. Il. o.. sTss aist N. W..
boy.
Adams. y. IT.. 1891 18th ave. r.. girl.
Smith. Roy H.. 2ss2 Yancy at, girl
Dnolin. Edward. 1853 w. 53th. boy.
Johnson. James. ITO 18TH ave. s.. girl.
Johnson. Frank H.. 55e2 Fifth W..
boy.
Hostile. Christopher. 1895 lsth s. W..
boy.
Metxger. II. C.. ssos Rainier ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence. Age.
Althart. Raymond. Seattle Legal
Plough, Bertha ~. Seattle Legal
Clark. Rel~igh b.. Beilinghnm. Legal
English. Ethel. Seattle 49,. Legal
wirkkaia. Sam. Bald, Wash. Legal
Hasertnin. Anna. Kent .... Legal
Gale. Harry. RavenNdaie 49,. Legal
Obizina. Ida. Seattle ...... Legal
Rod.rick. David ~. Frederick.
MA So. Legal
Rochester. Mary l.. Seattle Legal
Poulson. Gordan. Seattle ...30
cramcr. Jackuriina. Seattle ..... 40
Hawke. George O.. Seattle ...2s
AcConahay. katherine. Seattle 81
Stiker. Raleigh NJ. Seattle al
kenworthy. Theresa A. Seattle ..16
campor. Casiano. Port Angeles ...2s
Gates. l.. Mary. Seattle .......... "a
Marls. Raymond c.. Seattle. Legal
Paulson. vioiette NJ. Seattle Legal
christy. =, O., PotIatch .....2i
Wilson. Henrietta H.. Potlatch ...is
Nordquist. George w. Seattle Legal
EEgieston. Ethel ~. Seattle Legal
wheisn. Edward NJ. MeGrath.
ShuitZ Marguerite j.. Seattle. Legal
caches. Robert NJ. L. s. 4. Miss
isnippi. San Francisco ..........f5
Murdoch. Barbara O.. Seattic.... 20
Mccormick. Robert. Seattle as
Butler. Rosie l.. Seattle .......... 40
uhrich. Conrad r.. Seattle IA
Ncrmlllton. blanche l.. Seattle al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
a from wiifred J.
DEATHS

Haas. Jacob. a.. 1900 Sixth ave. n.
Carlson. Carl Johan. Sc, 225s W. ssth.
Hansen. Helen, IL. zoos w. fist St
Jackson. Flora. 81. ANS r. Marion st.
Cairncross. Edward w. So. fit Boren
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
FEMALE HELP WANTED

AMBITIOUS YOUNG WOMEN WILL
find many opportunities for ad-
vanced positions thru teIephons
operating.
The operators Training School Of
fers a course in this work, with
pay while learning.
We will be pleased TO explain the
many advantages Of this vocation
Call at 1ifs Fourth Ave-
THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE =
TELEGRAPH co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
sArt RpAy

SATURDAY
OCT 2
rfr~t low Tide
fttA n IN. ~ 81 ~
FIRST high Tide
sea a. ~ III a.
second low Tide
tlts q, m. 81 n,
second High Tide
ssSt y IA. les a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
ShipNeWs
Tides in Seattle


SUNDAY
OCT .
1fr~t low ride
efes a. ma ~ ~
Ifr~t nigh Tide
stes a IN. 10 r.
second law Tide
gstt . VA "
second High rrsle
fsss y m. 10 : u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
FURNISHED HOUSES
HOUSES FOR RENT


If THE PERSISTENT AND CON-
sistent rent payer only knew what
he could do out on our new addi-
ton in the way OF being free in
a short time from that constant
drain which always helps to keep
him poor he would be the first
man out there. Come out and see
what we have to offer you for
your life sentence. We will set
you free in few years and make
you trusty at once. Many have
taken Off the stripes already.
claim is ANY MAN THAT CAN
PAY RENT CAN OWN HIS OWN
HOME" The trouble IL with YOU.
You should have an option to pur-
chase ana every time you pay
as part payment and ownership
instead OF a rent receipt Come
to us and let us put you on the
right road to prosperity. You will
soon gain your freedom. You
Lake Burien car to Elmgrove a.
Our new and last addition. ssOO.-
000 school under construction two
blocks. a. G. BARTEIS.
OWNER FORCED TO LEAVE CITY
equity Tor sale cheap; $50 down.
o oatan ae, Mo month; Three rooms
l2s; one block from car: one fare.
6Ac; within four blocks 10 city
graded school; city water: CITY
lights; sidewalks; eo-foot street:
d coraoo. alley Total price $500;
18th ave. $. w. and Henderson'
every day, also Sunday. from ia
a m. to p. m Take Lake Rurler
car AZ Occidental and Yesicr. Re-
member. 18th ave. s, w. and Hon.
derson st. j. II. Melvin.
venp t,l.Nsrfs Aftrx,,
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EXPERIENCED DIpPERS FOR
our new factory. with ladies'
lunch room, all modern conven-
fences T. Il. III. Co. 2615 Western
ave Omen Sunday
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CREDIT If YOU WISH. NEW AR
rivals. serge, Jersey. Georeette
dresses; also fine showing of sport
skirts and blouses. Phelps Co..
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wANTED--15 STUDENTS IN OUR
school to replace operators placed
In positions Ideal work and ex-
cellent salary. Enroll now. Miss
Terrell, GIT Second ave
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SMALL 3-RooM HOUSE. AVALON
Life Bldg.
GROOM HOUSE: HOT AND 1MB
water; light Rainier 73s-L
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LOST "A BANK BOOK COVER
with about four hundred in cash.
between Fourth and Spring. Re-
ward. Az Columbia Mrs. Mac
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SITUATIONS WANTED
EEMAIE


ExpEItiENcED sTENoGRAPHEh
desires position hair Gays. m"fn
ings preferred. Kenwood zszl.
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FOR. RENT-NEw GROOM RTjH-
Ssa,Isew; mSdern: Madison park.
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WANTED = EXPERIENCED DIP
pcrs for our new factory. with
ladies' lunch room. all modern
conveniences. 7. II. III. Co.. 26i5