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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
IRISH PEACE
CONFAB SOUGHT
Blaze Trail for Direct Me-
gotiations

LONDON. Aug. s.--Iicutenants OF
Eamon do Valera and Sir James
Craig were reported In conference
today. blazing tho trail for direct ne
gotiations between the Sim isein and
Ulster leaders.
These Intermediates were supposed
to be working TO bring about the
long postponed meeting between de
Valera and Sir James.
Outlining the present status Of
peace negotiations the Daily News
today stated De Valera now was con.
fronted with tho problem Of obtain.
ing an agreement with Ulster for
peace.
Serious developments were feared
for Monday. when the government
control over Irish railways ends. The
railway workers arc faced with wage
reductions, aitho they demand con-
tinuance OF the present scale. De
Valera has appealed 20 labor turnout
the iale. but II In said he In strongly
opposed TO continuation OF the
present arrangement This. II was
feared. might provoke a break be-
tween DE Valera and tho wage work
ern.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
BALL GAMBLER
ROUSES CHIEF
Sweeping Investigation Is
Searing's Intent

Sweeping Investigation Of the case
OF Louis Kusch. confessed baseball
gambler. win be instituted imnedi'
ateiy by Police Chief w. IL Soaring.
he announced Saturday.
Kusoh pleaded guilty before Jus.
tice John n. Gordon Friday 10 a
charge OF gambling on baseball
games and was fined 5000 and
costs. lie was originally charged
with bookmaking.
"Kusch did not receive the pun
ishment that was coming TO him"
Soaring declared, adding that he
would make an effort 10 have
Kusch sentenced more heavily.
Soaring haz personally led the at
tack on Seattle baseball gamblefs
According 10 Prosecuting Attorney
Malcolm Douglas. the original
charge Of bookmakinE against Kusch
was changed 10 gambling because
there wer. doubts whether Kusch
could be convicted under the first
charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
SAILOR AMUCk ON
SHIP, IS CHARGE
Brutality Aboard Schooner Under
Probe; May Hold Captain

men. Tsmaei is said to have tried To
slice off the head OF the mate. The
mate was walking down the deck
with prisoner who had n heavy
chain attached 10 his leg when Is
mael Is said 10 have picked the
mate up like a doll and 10 have car
risd him into the galley In search Of
a knife.
Finding none, he went 10 the car.
pcnter's room and got a saw. Just
as the big Egyptian was about 10
attack the mate, members OF the
crew arrived to the rescue.
The wild man" was then perma,
nentiy ironed below. II is said
FED ON OCEAN
SAYS JAPANESE
Both Isrnael and members OF the
crew aver that the big sailor was
fed for 10 days or more on sea water
alone. They feed him ocean," a
Japanese sailor put H.
Upon arrival IN Port Townsend
fsmaei was brought to Seattle by
Immigration authorities for exauiinav
ton as to his sanity. The immigra-
ton doctor declared him TO be sane.
and as his papers were regular he
was released 10 rcship.
Thursday night he applied TO tho
police station for lodging, and was
arrested for the second time. but
later released Friday night depart
ment OF justice agents picked him
up. and today federal operatives are
taking statements from the captain
and crew Of the Betsy Ross. which
was TO dock at Seattle. preparatory
TO Ismaeis hearing.
II the investigation develops that
Captain Chase was guilty of brutal
and inhumane treatment of Iamaci
prosecution may follow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
OFFICIALS OF TWO
STATES DO FAMILY
WASHING IN BASIN

YELLOWSTONE PARK. Aug.
81. Grant 1ilnlkie. secretary of
wtate for Washington, did his fam.
ily washing today In the famed
handkerchief pool Of tho upper
geyAer basin here.
Hlnkle tossed his clothes In the
pool and let nature do the rest
Ram A. kaycr. secretary Of state
for Oregon. hung out hts wash on
a neishborinE boulder.
Both officials declared that the
Pacific Northwest was securing
It's share of tourist travel this
summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06

Seattle post. American military en-.
Einccrr. has planned It's annual mid
summer meet and outing for Satur.
day. August IL, by visit 20 Fort
wcrden and the forts guarding the
entrance TO Puget sound. These
works. when completed. In 1911. were
about tho last word in artillery de-
Tense. The general subjects Of in.
tercst also win include power sta
tons and water supply.
Family lunch win be eaten at Fort
wooden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
State Sues City;
Says Fees Unpaid

The state Of Washington filed a
complaint Saturday against the city
OF Seattle. alleging that the medi-
cal aid fee allowed by the city for
workmen employed in electric power
steam plants In Seattle since Janu-
AIRY 30. 1920. has not been paid in to
the state The fee is cents day
for each person employed The
state 10 suing for s2s4.33.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
Woman Who Rescued
Girl L. Recovering

Tho condition OF Mrs. A. l.. Picker
Ing. who suffered relapse Of illness
when shc rescued her ons.year-old
niece from flames after the child
bad been forgotten In fire which
swept her home. sesi ssth ave. s..
Friday morning. was reported slight.
iy improved saturday morning. Mrs.
Pickering had just been released
from a hospital when she performed
her act Of heroism.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
Mine Workers Near
End of Convention

Final adjournment OF the special
convention Of District No. 10. United
Mine Workers Of America, was ex.
pccted Saturday afternoon. accord.
Ing to Ben Farrimond. president.
The convention was called TO deter
mine the action OF the miners in re-
gard to the coal mine strike that has
been on in Washington for the last
four months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
Which Of You Folks
Washed There Last?

Chief OF Police william IL. Scar.
ing stepped into the wash room at
headquarters Saturday morning 10
wash his hands. In the bottom Of
the bowl was wet and bedraggled
$50 bill.
Soaring scrutiniked the bill closely
and stepped into the dry squad
room.
what are you trying TO do--job
mel" he asked.
A lieutenant went 10 the wash
room with him.
"Job your he asked. grabbing the
bill: -hell' that's real money!
The money IL now held for iden.
LITIGATION BY the owner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
Anyway, He Thought
the Dime Was His'n

Tho first claimant OF the dime
found last week at Third ave. and
Pike vt by woman who gave II 20
Fatrolman v. y. Bradford came TO
police headquarters Saturday.
In a letter 10 the chief OF police
Fred r. Evans. OF Victoria. II. G..
dec fred;
"ihe dime II mine. lost II in
1909 and can prove Il by Lieut..
Gov. w. J. c'wee'1 coyie. We had
Just left poolroon at Third and
Pike.
II had the dime In my pocket and
I lost II when I stumbled and fell
II was old and thin and dated 1900
Please return my dime because I
need IT,"
sad to say. Evans description does
not tally with the dime At police
headquarters.
Next.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
GOVERNOR Will
FACE SHERIFF
Sheriff viii Serve Warrants
for Arrest Tuesday
by CARL VICTOR LITTLE
United Prnnk Staff CORRESPONDENT

CHICAGO. Aug. 1.-THE Indicted
governor OF Illinois In going back
TO Springfield 20 face Sheriff Meis-
ter. who has warrants for his ar
rest.
Governor Small. charged with
juggling millions in state funds
while serving as state treasurer,
said today he would return 10
Springfield Tuasday.
The governor has not been In the
state capital for several weeks He
started out on a tour of the roads
Of the state when the court ruled
that he was not above the juris'
diction of the law.
During his absence he has trans
acted state business from his "capi-
20, on wheels" In various parts Of
the state.
The executive was here today as
the guest Of honor and speaker at
the Pageant of Progress held on
chieaso's municipal pier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
Mechanic Nabbed
for Theft Of Auto

George A. King. 30. mechanic. IL
held In city jail. charged with the
theft of Chevrolet touring car In
Vancouver. II. C.. owned BY the
Northwestern Fire association.
King was arrested at Marion st..
between Third and Fourth aves.. sat.
urday morning by PatroimAn NJ. G.
Scrnfford. who said he caught King
In tho act Of sssaiing gas from an
other car.
King II alleged 10 have stolen tho
car In Vancouver August 4 and driv.
en- II TO Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06

When Mrs. r. Mcirving. 2f5 Terry
ave. decided to punish her children
last evening neighbor. Mrs. J. Wir-
tenam. 222 Terry ave. crossed the
street TO demonstrate with her. After
an argument, Mrs. Wirtcnam retired
In great disorder under a barrage Of
tin cans. catsup bottles, garden hose
and coal cinders. she told Motorcycle
Patrolman X. Il. Moulton.
The children stopped crying TO
watch the rout OF the Good Samari.
tan. The case was referred to the
prosecuting attorney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
Chinese Husband
Gusts White Wife

Mrs. Harriet Cowies Black On Tai.
now in the county jail ON charge
u bigamy. win be sued for divorce
by Ian On Tai. Chinese. To whom
she was recently married. according
to n complaint On file Saturday. Sam
Black. the Irish husband to whom
Mrs Harriet Cowics Black On Tai
was married In 1917. states. how.
ever. that On Tai has no reason to
sue for divorce. because the Chinese
h not the woman's husband.
On Tai asks for divorce on tho
grounds that his wife belonged to
another man when he married her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
Divorced Wife of
Los Angeles Lawyer

CHICAGO. Aug. e.--Mrn. Madeline
obenchaIn. who was with John ID.
Kennedy. wealthy insurance man.
when he was murdered In Los An
geles. In the divorced wife OF Ralph
u. obenchain. attorney for the Aetna
Life Insurance company OF Chicago.
Mrs. obenchain's maiden name
was Conner. A. the time she Mt.
tended Northwestern University she
was known Az the most beautiful
girl on the campus.
obenchain WINS the president OF the
senior class and they met al a firm
fernity dance They were married
In Los Angeles January 1. 1919. Soon
afterwards she sued for divorce.
charging her husband with miscon.
duct with an unnamed woman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
Chamber Gets New
Man for Capital

J. J. Underwood. many years .
resident Of Seattle and Alaska. and
familiar with Australia and the ORR
ent. has been appointed ~ Wash
ington. d. c.. representative Of the
Seattle Chamber Of Commerce. Prcsi-
dent II. 8. Boyns OF the chamber
announced Friday noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
Wife of Dentist
Asks for Divorce

Alleging John L. Burnside. den
list. with offices in the Green build
ing. Is cold and Indifferent and
spends hts nights In the company OF
other persons. Mary q. Burnside
filed suit for divorce Friday. asking
the custody OF their eyear old son and
1900 a month allmony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06

Clarence o'Keefe. ~. charged with
theft received = sentence Of from
six months TO six months and one
day. Saturday morning in Judge
King Dykcman's court O'Keefe.
formerly shipping clerk for the I'm
periai Candy company. was the Co
worker OF w. w. whitney, former
policeman, who was sentenced On
Wednesday 10 six months to Is yenrs
for assisting In theft Of candy fznm
the Imperial Candy company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
Launch Had Cargo
of Whisky. Claim

A gas launch bearing the number
57s.k. held at Port Angeles Saturday
for violation Of the navigation laws.
WIS found 10 have a cargo Of liquor
according TO a report received at the
local customs office. One man IN
said to have been arrested and fed
eral prohibition agent from Seattle
has been dispatched 10 investigate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
Heavy Sigh Heard
in Prohi's Office

"Whe-e-e-wF'
That's Gordon II. OTiarra, federal
prohibition agent. beathing sigh Of
relief.
Lost his monthly pay check Satur-
day Much wild rushing around.
Charwoman going off duty finds
check.
Thank heaven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
Priority Of Claims
on Bank Are Denied

TACOMA. Aug. s.-~The supreme
court has denied the right OF priority
to claims against the defunes Scan.
Observation-Disclosures hank Of Tacoma
preferred by two clients who pur
chased foreign drafts 70 Greece two
days before the bank closed lin doors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
Auburn Ranchman
Notes Loss Of Car

c, NJ Mcdaniel. rancher OF
Auburn. reported TO the sherfrs
office Saturday morning that while
he was In the Auburn postoffice
Friday night. between $50 and
s:ss. his car was stolen from the
read According 10 Mcdaniel. the
car was Buick. 1890 model
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
Ask That Bank Be
Hospital Trustee

Officials Of the Swedish hospital
filed nm action Friday asking to have
the Dexter Horton National bank APP
pointed trustee Of the hospital in
place OF the defunct Scandinavian
American bank.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06

Arrested for the third time In
two weeks. Ahmed Ismael. alias
Abraham Than. Egyptian Mo
hammoIan sailor, Is held In fed
eraI custody Saturday while de-
partmcnt Of justice operatives
are investigating allegations
which may result not only
charges Of assault on tho high
seas against Isrnael. but In
prosecution of Capt Charles H.
Chase. Of the schooner Betsy
Itoss, for alleged inhumanc and
brutal treatment Of his crew.
The facts In the case are expected
TO be brought out at a hearing Mon
day before United States Commits
sloner Robert W. Mccielland. when
isnaei will be arrnigned on assault
charges
fsmaei arrived Mt Port Townsend
In irons on the Betty Ross. sailing
schooner from India. about a week
ago. Two men whom he had stabbed
and seriously wounded were taken
TO the hospital One Of them may
not live.
BRUTAL.
Is CHARGE
II IN said that Ismaei ran amuck.
Afterward he was placed In irons
and. according to his statement.
chained with his arms above his head
for weeks.
He was big man and n good
sailor" one Of the members Of the
crew Is quoted as saying. But he
was isolated because he talked a dif-
ferent language from the rest.
Everybody picked ON him,
and he went Wild one day. Thon
they put him In irons."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
Fall Fashion Show
Attracts Tailors

At a meeting in Blanc's cafe. Fri
day night. T. r. Leman was chosen
by the Seattle Tailors' exchange as
chairman Of a committee TO cooper
ate with the Chamber OF Commerce
In the chambers coming fall fashion
show
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
cmARGE THEY nan srIII.

NJ. r.. Packer and I'd Baker are
charged with poar~arion Of stiii In
= federal complaint filed today. The
men were arrested AZ 1850 weuslak@
ave. by federal agents and poiice.
% ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
roc sALr--REAI. ESTATE

y " " oNE-HAl.F Ache A II V
HAVE YOU EVER THouunT OF
OWNING A LITTLE PfnCr or
GROUND on which you could raise
for esgss WHY NOT Orr nuSf
now Here IL your opportunity.
S-foom house. dandy growing gar
ffs pls oS k Isssssa n or s aiJ
PAYMENTS WE CAN ARRANGE
THIS FOR iou. And the price In
only. 81. 500. Inquire at ASH rerdi-
nand at, or phone Rainier oosa
y Y rLEN HOUSE. 10 ROOMS:
front uaed as doctors. office: go
on Rainier blvd. corner Of FIND.
$4,000; terms $1,000 down. tab
menthly. Mcdonald, ssi5 Rainler
ave. Rainier osfs-M
SACRIFICE
b-room house. modern. piastered,
h-hlock to street car. lot soxioo;
% leave inside OF 80 days Price
ssaI. sssh. cau Sunset sois
GOOD INvEsTMESr - GROOM
furnished houseboat. 1850 eaHh. s7to
terms. Rents for $40. univerritv
district Free wood. Owner there
Sunday. 1915 Nerthlake. North
s9tt.
..RooM HOUSE. nuiLr-iN FEA-
lures; lights: water. lawn; e..
down. balance SIS q month. Lake
nurien car g iath s. W. and Hen
dcrson st. Mira. Hart
ROOMS, ON t4-AcRls
In West Seattle. nice garden and
flowefs; water: light; coed streets:
A dandy little place for you. tsup
rash and liz NINTH n all
ii. c, rrTERs 7se Third Avs.
cuIvER--oulsEN ANNE
Come to us for the best buys In
Queen Anna hill property.
II G. CULVER
IL Boston ST. Queen Anne II,
NEW GROOM MODERN coTTAGEi
| on car iines enc block 70 schools
w minutes 20 Nesier way. $4,000;
y ss0S sOc ssT ii.h " I gsF month eau
HOUSES AND LOTS or ALL DE
Rrrtptions. easy terms. Lake
Burien car e izsh y W. and Hen
bungalow, large lot; terms rea-
sonable. ny owner. ezo sist ave.
IcrLUMniA 49, ROOM FURNISHED
| house, two ipta. si.soo. terms.
zssx Brandon ~. Rainier sh8-M.
ron SAi.E--MopERN BUNGALOW.
lots. EArden. no city taxes. Tel
srhoue kenwood Gees.
small coTTA GE n, u,2ko: sss
| down. tfs month. S0t American
| BANK Main atTs
STOCK PLANS $40 WASH. 7nLDC
l5o ron ENCuANGE--REAL
ESTATE
FARMS ron cry PROPERTY. Ex-
changes everywhere. A. 81. Eflln
co, ia Third
WILL TRADE ssss EQUITY IN
| modern bungalow for Ford sedan.
East olot.
70 ACREAGE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06

FEDERAL COMPLAINT charging
Frank Borxeii. OF Kirkland. with. pos
session OF four gallons Of noonshine
was filed saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
STOCKS AND BONDS

RETREADING AND VuIrANIzING
plant at . bargain. D-58. Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
ACREAGE

DO ron WANT TO MAKE MONEY!
LET US SHOW rot HOW
On. Of the Richest men % our eoun-
try made thls statement
Il should advise any man of small
means 20 purchase q home. where
by he 10 obligated 10 make =
ucufhiy payment. and he Will
eventually own ~ Then. as his
xsatments he can raise the money
thru the sale of nia home"
There are 100000 people living in
rcnted houses IN seattle to-day;
thing. The rent receipts thsy nov
hold are marketable fer cents
per pound. representing months Of
toll and worry. They don't seem
10 buy something for themselves
when in reality opportunities are
presented to than to purchase =
home on Fnonthiy payments that
are less than the rent they are
now paying
HERE IS A CHANCE ron rou
% LITTLE PARKS TO PICK FROM
SO Down. IS MONTH
n-AcnE TRACTS ONLY ,sTs
so DOWN. tio MONTH
i-AcRE TRACTS ONLY t7ss
$40 DOWN. sis MONTH
NO PAYMENT WHEN SICK
PAT WHAT AND WHEN You CAN
GRACE on EVERY MONTHLY
PAYMENT
CAN YoU BEAT THE pRicEss
CAN you BEAT THE TERMs'
Located At Burton City. right 1t
taks Eurien. -Four years age :
busting bee hive community 81
Right az car line: right ~ cement
Boulevard. water. electricity ana
tsIephone
COUNTY TAXES
NO CITY INSTRUCTIONS
COME TODAY. TOMORROW OR
MONDAY. HIT CET STARTED
Our automobiles are IT your service
Il any hour Of the day. sneiudins
Sunday.
II. NJ. NELSON
3fo Hincktey BIdg.
End and Columbia Phone Eli tssi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06

- osStNFoa UFfO1AGNllAES
SELL ELECTRIC SERVICE
The Northwest Electric Service
League. an association Of electric
Dealers contractors. mnnufactur-
| eFs and power ccmpaniss 10 or
| Canning clauses Of eisctrie sales.
nanship under the sspsrvlssan 20
saalepea @iss modern sise,r s1
| appliances. First class begins
early ~ August Apply Gas Gen.
trail Bldg
A hsrgsln for . mechanic. Half
interest IN garage. gas and oil
| Good locality. and eelnK COM
So 5n III Y ssssviss,Ssss snf LOAN 5srA
WILL sAcHIFIcE FOR tdoo.
| downtown. Just the place for man
and wife. owner. ala Yale Bldg.
Third and Union.
CANDY STORE
Nice little place. l am going away.
WIN sass s. yos so5 es Maa ssy y 2, can
FOR SALE on TRADE FOR FORD
Cleaning and pressing business;
living rooms; good location 7o3
| Seventh ave.
Ia ROOMS or GOOD FuRNiTuRE.
rood home and income Call own
| rr. Elliott stsf-J.
WANTED - WOMAN FOR PART
ncr In rooming house. Main faos
ii MOONS HOUSEKEEPING, gsfs.
1900 cash. $40 weekly. 7o7 Mad
| ison IT.
voic~ iishisnx. res IA ave. nm. iis
TIRE sHor. MUST SELL. sAcItI-
fec. Rainier COST.
81 SPECIAL NOTICES
WANTED - RESIDENTS or FUR
nished apartments 20 know they
cav buy their poultry ready
cieanee for cooking at the Heath
erleiEh Poultry sail 81 Economy
% PERSONAL
MRS. PEARL rENNEI.I. ALIAS
Mrs. Mccoy. mothers name ,.
sw,tner. please call o. send your
for ypu, II somebody gives me
her address. viii give good re-
ward. She r. 20 years old. light
blond hair, blue. eyes. small feet.
two gold teeth In front. : feet 2
inches. I. walters. 1909 18th ave.
ZONE THERApy TEACHER AND
general agent Of nerve pressure.
Demonstrators hours from 10 To
IL. TO s, at Wayne Hotel Second
ave. and virginia ct Phone Main
DIR. WELFARE - ATING
| IN IN seattle. 2o9 Epier Bldg.
EMIL +. sfMMINGER. YOUR FOLKS
In FL Wayne, Ind. are anxious to
have you com m un icate inn
:. - NIX ,St,.sce, 4, :,
poultry display at the Heather
i leigh Poultry STALL IS Economy
Market
lEffRsE,--Mrs. A. wilieikson, Sunset
0sA PSYCHOLOGIST
| MIN KNOW TuYsELF
UdiHf1 A profitable investment
| Evrf\ Scientific analysis.
Nv M"',o fii1 IN Nam ms' iass. Bog
100 REAL ESTATE LOANS
Money for farm ana acreage ioans.
HOTTIE FARM MTG. CO. 1022 3rd.
io6 LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF CHANGE OF VESSELS
MANI
Notice is hereby given that under
the act of congrfss approved Feb.
s rssss r. s2sn d s u Ss Of
sioner OF NavigJ Ion. on the appiI
cation Of Mr.. r, Jerome. Secretary
OF Merrill A. Eng Lumber Com
pany. owners. I ,e name OF the gas
| tons, official lumber sos7o5. has
been changed to "Pysht."
ROSCOE \ DHUMHELLER.
4 Collector OF cuatomA
Seattle, wash, July Is. 1921.
] TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
This Is to certify that Bell Lumber
Co has made an application TO
| erect a shelter shed at 65b r.. seth.
lots 9. z, block 20. Lake Union
Shore Lanis.
Anyone desiling e protest such oc.
the officetof the Building Depart
| nent, Room b0b County-Clty Bldg.
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. .OR sAI.E--wATERFRONT
PROPERTY


La RE WAFFfTNITON
WATER FRONT
Large water front tr9ct for summer
homes at Juanita Point: fine sandy
beach; shaded by big trees: each
tract extends back from the lake
front to county boulevard. Prices
reasona Bile; terms easy. Is miles
by paved highway from the bust
ness center OF Seattle, or 2 miles
from the Kirkland ferry.
Attractive water front at Medina, In
~ 70 5-aore tracts. CLOSE to boat
MERI Ter ISLAND WATER FRONT
Across from Lesehi park, Lake
Washington. with excellent ALL
year boat service. Large tracts at
$500 to $4,000; terms to suit
DAVID y. EASTMAN
1924 Third Ave-
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zAHOu8EkEEPING ROOMS
1r3 III, CLEAN. FURNISHED
ocrns, kifchenette. walking dis
rnce: Summit car. 1f1 Belmont
SfJOMB. BATH. s12 MONTH. 23is
Illicit ave, opposite Bell St
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06

1RAcrIvE POSITIONS FOR
yOvNG WOMEN
Feottn8 work.
amt Surroundings.
Mar and frequent salary In
@0tes.
otlsty and sickness benefits
IN PACIFIC TELEPHONE q
TELEGRAPH CO.
1,tx xnrspTtt Avn.