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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-21
Start Campaign Probe.
Qy AcanctetAA Dvoa.

Washington. May 21-Investiga-
tion Of preconvention campaign ex-
penditures and pledges for both
democratic and republican cadidates
ordered by the senate will begin here
May "a. The senate elections and
privileges committee today appoint
ed a subcommittee to do the work
with all dispatch and with open
hearings"
Managers OF the various candi-
dates will be asked to attend the
session Monday.
Senator Kenyon. Of Iowa, was
named as chairman of the senate
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-21
Aviator lrjursd At sssns.
By Associated l3ress.

Boone, May 2i.-captain J. p.
Woodward. of Mitchellvills. Iowa.
was injured last night wheu his air.
plane fell north Of here: He was
brought to Boone and today Il vas
said he was expected to recover. 4
passenger was not injured.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-21
MUST USE QUICKEST ROUTE.
Commerce Body Restores Unit
Rule.

Washington, May 21.-The inter-
state commerce commission. acting
under its emergency powers to re-
lieve the transportation congestion
menacing business and threatening
credit conditions in the country. is
sued orders which mean the restora.-
ton Of unified operation OF freight
traffic such as prevailed under the
railroad administration.
The commission agreed that an
emergency exists on the lines OF all
railroads, suspended regulations with
respect to car service. and directed
that freight be forwarded on routes
most available to expedite its move
ment to any destination. Detailed or
ders were issued to all principal
roads east and west concerning daily
delivery Of cars for the purpose Of
hurrying delivery OF 10000 box cars
to lines west Of Chicago and 10000
open top cars to eastern roads with
in thirty days.
1T is ordered" the commissions
report says, that until the further
order or direction Of this commission
all said common carriers by railroad
are hereby directed to forward traffic
to destination by the routes most
available to expedite its movement
and relieve said congestion, without
regard to the routing thereof made
by shippers or by carriers from
which the traffic is received. or to
the ownership Of the cars, and that
all rules, regulations, and practices
Of said carriers with respect to car
service are hereby suspended and
superseded in so far only as conflict
ing with the directions hereby made.
"Inasmuch as such disregard Of
routing is deemed to be due to car
rier's disability the rates applicable
to traffic so forwarded by routes
other than those designated by ship
pers, or by carriers from which the
traffic is received. shall be the rates
which were applicable at date of
shipment over the routes SO desig-
mated.
"In each instance where the traffic
is routed or re-routed by carriers by
railroad under the authority Of this
order the carrier responsible for such
routing. or re-routing, shall within
twenty four hours thereafter deposit
in the United States mail . notice
addressed to the consignee OF the
traffic stating the car NUMBERS and
initials. places and dates Of ship
ment, the routing, and respective
routes over which the traffic is nov
ing, and charges for the transporta-
tion Of the traffic, including tho
transportation, and schedules OF
rates, fares and charges, as those
terms are defined In said act, will
be the same as they would have been
II such routing or re.routing had not
taken place.
ut is further ordered and directed.
that in executing the direction OF the
commission contained In this order
the common csrriers involved shall
proceed without reference to con-
tracts, agreements or arrangements
now existing between them with ref
erence to the divisions Of the rates
Of transportation applicable to said
traffic; that such divisions shall be.
during the time this order remains
in force, voluntarily agreed upon by
and between said carriers. and that
upon failure Of the carriers to 30
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-21
GERMANY TO MAKE
COUNTER DEMANDS

s"'"S"s VaS uopdFatiOn1
s oHsr - De Presented to Con-
florence st spa-WilI Insist on
hsssenabIs Amount Of Tonnage
Wants Funds Of Subjects Seized.
BIZ Associated Press. /.
Manckssar. England. Nay 21.--
N,rsHss on tho; fort6comlAg con-
fsssncs It Spa with the Germans the
Berlin correspondent Of the Man
chester Guardian says: Is
Z am assured on very high au-
tllority that Germany is in a position
to put forward a reparation estimate
that ought. not to fall far short of
reasonable entente demands, (but it
will be pointed out that figure will
be made dependent on a restoration
of the European economics machine
to something like working order. The
present condition renders discussion
impossible. Among the conditions
are likely to be found the following:
The granting to Germany a
reasonable amount Of tonnage. say
100000 tons.
THE ALLEGATION to Germany of the
proceeds Of the liquidation Of Ger
man interests in England and France
In pounds and francs. America and
Brazil have led the way in this mat
Ter. Otherwise Germany under the
treaty will be compelled to COM
pensate her dispossessed nationals
with stupendous sum which at
present would only mean a .catas-
':rophic addition to the paper money
imitation.
"A drastic reduction OF the grossly
excessive and swollen costs Of the
occupation which amount to 2,o0o.-
900 marks.
"Insistence upon fulfilling the coal
conditions Of the Silescian coal fields
is lost.
THE restoration Of economic re-
latfons with her neighbors at least
on the basis Of reciprocity"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-21
. Strikers Fired Upon.
HY AAaocidfAd Press.

Granite City. Ill. May 21.-Author.
tiles today are seeking the identity
Of the men who fired from speed.
Ing auto into crowd Of striking;
building raftsmen. and sympathizer,,
last night, killing one man and
wounding another. The automobile,
with its occupant4. disappeared i'm
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-21
Issues chaIIease For Debate.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines. May 21.-A. w. Rick
er. a member Of the national execu-
tive committee of the committee of
forty-eigh has challenged The
Greater Iowa Association to arrange
a public debate in Des Moines some
time during the week Of May 70.
Kicker suggests that Woodwork
Cfum represent the association.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-21
French Strike Called of.

BY HaVas Agency.
Paris. May 21.-The general feder-
alton Of labor decided today to call
off the strike 1t had ordered in sup
port Of the railway mems walkout.
The decision was reached by a vote
Of 96 to II.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-21
VILE WssehfulIy WAITING.

WoeSSftsAty "0bgs1s
By Associated Press.
In Camp with General .villa. 10.
Quillas, Chihuahua Mexico. lfay n.
via II Paso. Ten, May 3os-11o6o
and return Of not.mal conGn4anno =
northern Mexico espsnd - 49,
5Gulc1n 19Vo1o}i ~ ~
villa- sssls' Z : III. -:
General vfllA ~ lhis cano - t1f1
Of his plans for the fnt1DA - u
resting. with his pes1onal bo6iA g
eighty men. AWAITING = 6sn9ulssoo
with Cen. p. ELIAS Gales, ninister e
war for the revolutionists.
The conference, villa aid, WfIl
determine whether he WIN return 70
private life or once mors take tn
neld in bushwaekinG campaagno
which have made him notorious.
Calles Is enroute here from Juafoo
on his trip to Mesico City. He mnoA.
come to Villa, for villa viii not n
to Gales. Villa said.
villa trusts Gales. more thAa Any
other man" In the rsvoiutienaxy
movement, he said. but his rsal at-
titude can be dedicsd from the faet
that horses of the band are kept
saddled day and night. under the syes
OF sentries, and that all approaches
to the camp are guArdsd. At mo-
ment's notice the band can mount
to nee or to fight. ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-21
Excelsior Spring. Golf Tourney.

BY Associated Press.
Excelsior Springs. Mo-. May IL
Golfers from Missouri. Kansas and
Iowa are contesting here today for
trophies for the annual May invita-
tion tournament of the Excelsior
Springs Golf Club. Qualification
rounds Of eighteen holes opened the
program. to be followed by the first
rounds in the championship flight
today. The second rounds will be
played tomorrow.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-21
Foodstufs Sold
on Board of Trade
Hitting Toboggan
BY Associated Press,

~ ~A'~S~NAt~sNN = ASSST-
Chicago, May 81. - Prices came
down helterskelter today on the
board of trade. Corn and pork un-
derwent extreme breaks respectively.
7% cents bushel and $2.55 barrel.
July delivery Of corn touched as low
as $1.64h and July pork S34.75.
Belief that a drastic order would
be issued for the roads to move
grain on a priority basis was largely
responsible for, a selling stampede
that caused the smash in values.
Much of the selling appeared to be
unloading by holders who no longer
saw a chance for profits on the bull
side of the market Efforts to stop
losses added to the wildness of the
trading, and instead of reacting the
market plunged downward with
greatly accelerated momentum. AL
most panicky conditions prevailed
for fifteen minutes. The close was
demoralized at, the lowest point of
the day for corn, S1.5s to S1.59 for
July, a drop of 1i4s to 1914 cents in
twenty -four hours.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-21
Named to Head Barge Service.
BY Associated Press.

st. Louis, May disappointment of
Cyrus Garnsey, Jr, of Memphis,
Tenn, as operating manager Of the
Mississippi section a the govern
ment barge service on the Missis-
sippi and Warrior rivers, was an
nounced at headquarters OF the SER
vice here today.
Mr.. Garnsey succeeds the late
Lewis T. Kavanaush, who was
drowned in the Mississippi river
April II last at Memphis. Tenn.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-21
Campaign "a. Brsak Freight Tanals.
BY Associated Press.
New York Secs Relief.

-by AsS0clated Press.
New York. May 21.-The order OF
the interstate commerce commission
to break the freight congestion will
materially help the situation. J. ].
Mantell. chairman of the railway ex-
ecutivss' committee. said today. Mr.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-21
Fix Date For Polish PIebiseIts.
BY Associated Press.

Paris. May 21.-The council Of
ambassadors at today's session fixed
the date for the plebiscite in the AL
lenstein and Marienwurder districts,
for determining the boundaries of
Poland with regard to East and
West Prussia. The council, however.
decided not to make the date public
until later
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-21
FOUR DEAD IN FIRE.

Children Lose Lives When Minns.
sofa Home 10 Destroyed.
BY Associated Press.
Taconite. Minn- May 21.-Four
children are dead and their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Barro, are in a
serious condition from burns received
when their home here was destroyed
by fire early today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-21
Martial Law In Madrid.
BY Associated Press.

Madrid. May 21.-Martial law has
been proclaimed here as result of
the bread disturbances.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-21
Firemen in Fatal Spill.

By Associated Press.
Cincinnati. May 21.-Frank Kean,
a city fireman, was killed, Clarence
Pacquet. another fireman. was prob
ably fatally injured and fourteen
others were less seriously hurt as the
result of a collision between fire
apparatus here today while two COM
panies were responding to an alarm.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-21

London, May 21.-Bolsheviki troops
are continuing pursuit Of the Poles
north of the Dvina river; according
to messages received hero by wire
less from Moscow.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-21
Persia Menaeed BY soIshevik..

by ASSOClateu Press.
London, May 21.-Persia has ap-
pealed to the league Of nations to
protect her against boishevism The
appeal, which follows the landing or
bolshevik forces on Persian soil from
the Caspian sea, was made thru the
Persian foreign minister. who is in
Paris.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-21

There are nine varieties of crows
in the United States.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-21
BY Associated Press.

Boston, May 21--Governor Cool
idge today issued proclamation in
which, after stating that food re-
serves are dangerously low, he call
ed upon the people Of the state to
raise what food is possible by gar
dens and otherwise.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-21
GOVERNMENT TO.
TO ROADS.
Commerce Commission De-
cides to Advance Com
panies $1a5, 900, 900.
MUST BE USED TO
BUY EQUIPMENT

DOA EStOAA NAGAN :
81
Revolving Fund Of $ao0,0o,o0o APP
..;a..a =. v.r;on. a.1u;rs.
Il ,.s S
snents on lones - Sum Advanced
Ea. Eru;nm.nA onIv one.Fourth
81 amount required ana n0ac'
NIu.t Provide Three. Eourths.
s
--------- ----------- -
a., = ..oci.tad pre..
s91 -. -- s..' -. s.,.sS-
Wasninston May 1i.---A a. iloa'i u q
least $1a5. 900 out Of the $so0.000.-
! D60 revolving fund to enable rail-
:. ,roh... .r,,,n,n.n+ "a
! - " n 49,
quffeo 70 meet transportation needs
wa, approved today by the inter-
state commerce commission.
sssa :r..,,.. .o,,,n.,a.t,, .t,,n. ,o- d,..
3.
Oui se'aene ol tne iesoistns iun
were ~ follows:
Temporary reserve for claims and
ind ~,rant. slo ,ot goo. rraefve an.
! - ... 49, .,oooo
$500 - e.AA 4.' s-'soS
V00i temporary reserve 1or maturi''
ties, $60, 1000. 900; appropriation sol.
.d.,ition. and hetterme,,ts which will
rrrmota movement 81 car. s7a. .o0o !.
of,fl.S " 81
Jev eap,nn,ent r.au,r.d bv rail.
, rostd. - meat m,n;mnm needs !. es !.
t,r.tAd a. koo locomnt,ve. and
mn nm ,r.,rht car. incI,,,,,ns On ooo
s -s,,.,.o,.ator c.r, rha .orrr,,..,n,,
.sis,o - ~. .n,,,,,,, .,,4 o,ra.a,
r.r.d and -. - 'cn.t s1as non ooo rer
s,,.,s,srt.a ,,ro,.,,1,, ,s.s 49, Ok =.
csnt : A.. sas..s -, s.,-'@ >--.---
- - -
ono fouren OF amount Nseded. 6
tIt is evident" the commissions
stltement said. .'that the equipment
required properly to meet transpor- :
ta';ion needs can not be secured un-
leaIs' the carriers assume the burden
Of financing the remaining rs psr
cen, !"
Since the distribution OF the fe-
vofying fund by cooper ative action
nth the railroads has proven i'm Z
prhcti ticables the 1cornmis misslon eaidssg 8
1otsatton Of the $1eb, 900. 900 for eQuiIl-
ment would be mnde according 10
the percentage which the standard
return OF = company bears 70 the
totar standard return OF all the rail-
reads. IS
In referring to opposition to this
plan sbv the national association ,,f
commission remarked. "Few appli-
cs.nts seem to appreciate the nece J.
sity that the carriers. assume q part
of the burden and so use the
amounts advanced by the govera-
ulent as q basis for car trust to
ohtain tho greatest benefit for fei-
eral aid.D
Sucuest. Euufnmen% coruorat;on.
Hearinra sto cnnstf,er annlicatio,,.
; Tor loans viii be held here Nav 90.
!: and the commission asked that a,,-
plicatio ANYBODY detailed needs of
I TRANSPORTATION which ,thA carrier.
would be unable ia meet. "If 4I,a lo,,n
.is desired for other conditions and
bettermente. - the commission said.
..it should be clearly stated where the
exnanditnres win I ernedita car
fn,,inrnent might be.t ha a,snars..,n -
tha .+ot.,ro,,t .a,a s.t,,ss, pa+,ss.,
sr,,rr, .nt ,,e,.ro,.a+,on 4, = .,,,so,. tha
% rrsar. ,.,o,,Ia +.i,a .ta,,, -. 90. o.
! rer+ of t,,a 'co.t-- !, tha acu,ny,.,,t
A.. rrn,4ed state. aavancsng +hs
4. ~ To- n. .tr.L ~, - e1as nnn M
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-21

Texas Grain Spelling.
BY Associated Press
Austin. Tex. May 21.-A shortage
OF 1850 cars to move grain said to
be spelling due to lack of storage was
reported today to the interstate COM
mercs commission.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-21
Texas Grain Spelling.

Mantell said relief was in sight at
New York yards.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-21

BY Associated Press.
Washington. May 21.-The wave Of
price reduction in wearing apparel.
which has spread to every important
city. IL due to pubic withdrawal
from the market and the investign-
ton conducted by the department Of
justice. in the opinion OF Assistant
Attorney Generel Garvan. While he
said he did not believe the depart
ment deserved too much Of tho
credit, Mr.. Garvan refused to en-
.dorse claims Of merchants that thoy
were actuated solely by patriotic
motives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27
Mouth Organs Go
Bevond Boys Reach

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Aprh !. ,,,,r
what's happened to the once pop'
mouth organy =, ,,s,ru.
Local dealers In musical '. y ant
ments say mouth harp playing y ~
TO become n lost art. ~, hoys
These merchants declare t''a' 49,
don't "take to it" like their iau'
did when little chaps ..,ou,h
Father paid % cents Tor
organ. Son must pay 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27
ACREAGE

: ACRES. BROOM HOUSE: ABOUT
half cleared. house " furnished
close 10 . Hawmiiin. where you can
get work. ana on good county road,
and viii be = mile ~ pavement
Price $500. 1850 cash. balance
any terms. See Mr. Shea
- aud one t-roofn house. chicken
house and run: fruit and berries.
plpsd spring water electric lights
and phone. z30 feet of paved road.
ana bus Hervire every 30 minutes
10 Seattle Price 81. 600 1900 cash
balance terms. see Mr.. Shea.
: ACRES upland. ! acre cleared.
balance easy. shot clay coil: &
Kent. ana Will be close 10 m
ment this summer. some fruit.
berry ana chicken ranch land.
Price $500. $500 caFh. balance
monthly. See Mr. Shea
3 AGREE $3.50
$50 CASH AND 81 PER MONTH
acres 81 good. level land. with
brush and timber cleared OF.
plenty 81 down logs for wood in
wen settled district with school.
mail. milk and phone routes. 2
FaWmiiia. where you can get work
and cheap lumber This IN good
berry and chicken ranch land. and
only $3.50 for 5 acres. $50 cash and
81 per month. 10 acrcs $500. Hame
terms.
THE DOUGLAS co.
Main $3.50. g22-2f Leary Bldg.
Values. Facts and Courtesy"
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fOR SAIE-RFAI. ESTATE
you SHOULD OWN YOUR OWN
HOME

In selecting Tho location you should
be careful 10 get the right loca-
tipni be sure that you get "A scent
car fare. stop and thlnk aud nR-
ure wat the difference would be
between and i0-rent car fare
Ia 10 ycafH. N you have n family
be Aufe you set the right location
Tor their future! " you have not
seen Fauntiefoy Addition. " viii
pay you 90 SO out today ana look
at the Advantage scent car fare.
finr. sandy. salt water beach for
tho children, latest modern school
building. me community gym
nartum, church. grocery. bakery
and me az market on the property
u you pay siG0 To 1850 down on
fauntirtoy property We will fur
uiHh you 800 60 1850 worth Of
lumber ut Wholesale prices TO
start your building. balance AZ
lees than sou are now paying
rent. come out and see for your
self the me large home sites We
arc Offering from ftte 20 1850 Sec
our new garage bungalow planA
JOHN y. ADAMS
FAuntirfoy station o. zit Boston
block
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Picket, Bed Stat !,
Duel Ends in Death

HOUSTON, Tex. Apri' - A,sx
duel between Link Wal'a', ~, ~" ,ost
Kelly. fought here, Wallace a,,r
Link had a fence picket anu Az
used a bed Stat. Links dead A
is awaiting trial
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$500 CASH $3.50

y, 800 $500 CASH Sc. 500
5-ACRE WATERFRONT FARM
acres level as floor, no stumps.
seeded to timothy and clover;
family orchard. this Us excellent
soil. will grow anything. good
well. 25 feet, lots of water. wind
mill. wator piped to s-room bum
galow that faces water; sandy
beach; chicken house and garage.
SOME pLAcE--NOU'II SAY SO.
CLIFFORD LAND co
~ Third Avenue Elliott 90
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rs FOR ExCHANGE-ItEAL
ESTATE

BT1uCTLY MODERN GROOM Bun.
Ehlow, near Woodland park VIII
take light car ana small cash an
first payment No Ford iil0 n.
b8fd ~
ron BALE on TitADE-20 ACHES.
east Of mountains, for small car
or truck. or what have your Ed
ward Pope. 1901 am ave. d.
FOH noSEsT TitADisS
AND Full VALUE
u, KAUFMAN. sos Seaboard Hidg.
a-HOOM. MODEHN EXCEPT HATH
beverly, wash. 90 trade for ranch.
o. 600 Address ~. Star
EXCHANGE - SMALL IMPROVED
ranch. kitEap county, 1880. want
small house. Rainier valley pre-
ferred Address F-12. Star.
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IOGGED-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.
WEY TIMBER CO.
TACOMA. WASHINGTON.
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s, FOR SALE-wATERFRONT
PROPERTY
SUMMER HOME SITES
ON THE SOUND
PRICE fan0

ss5 CASH. $40 PER MONTH
Located west Of Seattle on the PORT
MADISON X O Z II u.
This new addition lis supplied with
CITY WATER and ELECTRIC
LIGHTS. Tho location is ideal:
each site Is level, GOOD SOIL.
and PRETTY SHADE TREES,
with fine SANDY REACH, good
BOATING and CLAM DIGGING:
easy reach of SEATTLE, DAIRY
by fast steamer, morning and eve
ming. YOU CAN LIVE HERE ALL
THE YEAR. LET US SHOW YOU.
CLIFFORD LAND co.
ei7 Third Avenue Elliott 30
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MADRONA LOT $4,000

II is absolutely necessary that I soil
my 35xf17 foot level lot at this
facrifice. I can show that | raid
1. 400. 90 for IL three ycnrs ago. 1t
Is one block from Madrona car
Every. improvement including ns-
phnit paving IL in and fully paid
for ! will show IL to you as soon
az you answer. Address Va,
star
GROOM BUNGALOW; MODERN; IN
fine condition. new Monarh range:
large basement, with gas range
LOT 3jE1i7. 5122 Dawson st. $1,000.
$500 down. Take Rainier valley
car.
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LITTLE FARMS
Z. acre or ia-Hcfr Of fine, rich soil.
Plenty Of room for garden. chick
ems. etc. Al ready for cultivation.
Just outside Of city limits. excel
lent transportation. buHsrn. street
car or intrrufbnn, only "A few min
ut"r' walk. blocks from stores.
school and brick highway. IN the
most highly improved district sur
rounding seattle.
city water and practically all city
convenience. Cut out the high
taxes ana assessments. DO "a to-
day. Raise your own vegetables
These tracts on your own terms
can Main 1891 FOR further in
formation.
JOHN J ELLIOTT co.
Main 1891. 3zi fseary Bldg.
F. ..s.....
. Q ACRES
ALL NOTION
. WITH NICE CREEK
. Adjoining Lake Forest park.
This 10 sandy loan soil II
is ideal for ioganbcrriea. price
$500. ti50 cash. balance ils
a month.
A.. CARTER. MCDONALD a.
MILLER. Inc
. EOS Columbia 81 Elliott $50.
80
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MAKE AN OFFER

5-room cottage. four So foot lots: all
or part. ali kinds OF fruit and
flowers.
REDWOOD 1866. CALL EVENINGS
NEW GROOM BUNGALOW, WITH
garage. owner On ground We'd
nesday 1907 Third ave. N. w.
MY EQUITY IN a GROOM HOUSE,.
and acre OF ground In the North
End Ballard 1868.
COMING w. GATEWoOD GARDENS
SEE WOODY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27
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shape. has cement basement. fur
mace. laundry trays otc.s THIS
property Is IN the hiFhr - state %
development. IL Will be 90 your In
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down.
81 s00--6-room bungalow. on lot
fsNioa 60 an alley home IN spish-
ala shape thruuutt cement base
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