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Washington Journal., 1921-04-08
Nie NanOeIGaite im GOneOrO SIND.


0as nGiuqeionot" iiberidrieben
Dies mo Gus in Der Iebten ghim.
mer oes SournaIS nit Ser olbernen
@inleituug nit Dem aoteriiin9Iing
uno ieinen mcbmiitigen Disforoeu,
fomr nit oeu gebrodteu Irgumenteu
aud Den 9rimmigiten Bulldog, Den
eingeborcnen 6eino oIler &oben, nidt
bintcr Dem 0fen berporloden. Sc
bod ooS oGingeianot" NIT Der ob,
fGaiqen Gritif iiber oos @roiett
ieIbit, Oos i6 in Der 8eriommIung
oes Concord Clubs boridllug un0 on
gcnommen mlroc, n1mlid Die &ereis
nigten Sanger 81 p%eronloIlen, Die
8iiite ouf eiuem offentlid)en 8lote
olif3litelen, entb1It eiRige 8unfte,
Die 70 BON l%lnfenntnis o0er ltnrihtig.
feiten itrotert, itno bon fold peiiimi.
ltiiden @eoenten uno 8efiirdttngen
nimmeIn Dab i'd fat claude, Dab Der
Gerfolier oNu6einer", 0eiien pobren
Homen i6 nid)t fenne, al Ser SIoi
ie Der Eotrioten gebort, mel6e nab.
reno 0es &riegeS fir oae Homen bon
Organiiotionen, Die oas @0jeftiU
oeut Of enibieIterL oieies olsmer5,
ten, ooer aQe 8iIoer Der oelttihen
Gomponiiten oil Den 8Gn0en ser
S6ngerbun0bouc entfernt boben
moaten, o0er fem oelltidjes @ort
mebr ollsipreAen fonntcn, ooer III
Inneienbeit bon @rieden mo SO.
mern un0 moeren Sobnen Siioeuro.
pas un0 gepiiien Abfommlingen an
0erer Gontiuente MIR nod I'M Stanoe
marelL oie oertihe Sprohe 81 fiji.
tern. 9ieies beronlobt mid, jenes
@ingeianbt ni6t itiaidmeigeno tort
5lt legen.
Die Gotiohen iin0 f%oIgenOe: 4rf
Dem SGngerfeite in Baltimore I'M SSSii.
nj 1908 erbielten Die 8ereinigten
Sanger bon @oibineton. Sanger.
buno, @ermonia MGnnerhor uno
Arion-im StGotepreisiineen oie
@1n0eIbiiite dIs 9reis 5ngeiprohen.
Der 4rion bat lid lpGter NIT 0em
SGngerbuno bereinigt. Die @iqen.
timer belite iino Die nod b~elteben0cn
@eiongpereine: Sdngerbrmo mo
M}dnnerHor. Oic 8illte bGtte i%eincr.
3eit gerooe 10 geredtfertiqt tcmporGr
i'll ser glriotlbale an Ser 6 StrnBe
o0er III 8eBlers Solle an Scr go.
Ibenlle otfgeltellt meroen fonnen ais
in Der SGtgerbunoballe. 0urd) Den
Serfuuf oeilen G%lub6olies geIoigte
Die 9iiltc aber nid)t ais Snoentorltiid
oes Sdn9erbun0e8, oem iie alein
niAt geb0rt, in ben @emabriom oeS
CONCORD Clubs, Der 9eieblid nidt
mebr guiprud olf 0ieieIbe MAIDEN
fam ais auf oos 8oibington Mo.
mlment. Der Serglei6 Ser Statue
oes oOaen Srib" nit Der 9iilte oeS
GomponiItenSGnoel binft iebr. 9(udD
lit Sa5a un0 &ugtimc gum Slid
ni6t Iuer @elhmod. Gin 0enfmoI
81 @bren zines &iinitlers lit cine
3ieroe, an irgeno einem Ylob, o6er
ein 0entmnl SIT Gbren @eorg 5rie.
orid @Gn0els, oes @roBmeiiters oeS
Orotoriums, Sen Beethoven ais oen
gr0Bten aller &omponiiten preiit, in
elmer 9olle lit ieiner follm miiroig
genlig. Gin offentlider @orf oocr
cine arnitgalerie lit Ser geeiqnete
8lat fir bic SGnoeIbiiite.
@uitob 9enoer.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-08

0efl 9tltsOerelll qeD0rell MIR 23O 0te
25c Sic ISOLDE fir ibre Stammesgc-
noiien iibrig baben. @em Gilt nun
olio ein 8ormurf2
Ole Sroqe nod 9elegen lit nun
Ood 5iemIid biel perIongt. Der elm.
5elue 9eltide bier lit Oo3lt mobl
foltm bereftigt. Der Soooer Orioe
mar Elm gon3 ieporotes &erfobren
ltno 10 pieI mie ib ans Ginlidt ser
Namensliite botte, poren bier in
@oIbineton penigitens) iebr menig
0eutld)e bertreten, rn0 IoIhe 0ie Oa.
roitf moren, nit elmer @ltsnabme,
bGtten Sen 8eitrog nidt cinem rein
oeutiden Gerbono gegeben aus @e.
i6dftsriidiidten, ooer i6 mill es bel
DEM ridtigen Namen nennen: aus
6ltr6t 9ellti6 genannt 81 meroen.
gllio menn es auf cine Srage oil.
fonm1t, 0oB MIR ieoes 2onO 10 piel
befommen iol, pie ieine Stommes.
genolien bier at oieiem 8ripe beitru-
gen, bate 0eutihlonO uno OeitreidD
einen ~min5igen Cell 6i beanipru6en.
Wfon fonnte olio @oober MIR oorbal-
ten, OaB er 0eittihIono uno OeItreid
iibelVoupt eingeihloiien bat.
/ 6rage go. 3 lit unoer1tGn0Iif).
0ieIelbe miiBten mobI sic betreffen.
Sen He9ierungen 6eautporten. @eIo
oelltiden uno oltrei6ii6en llrIprun-
9eS?? Soate Der Serr etmo oamit
sic @eloer, Die Die SiIfSbereine lam
meln meinen2 0ariiber miiroe er
8eri6te itnb 8ei6einigrngen in ie-
Der S%eriantmlung 0es S~iIf8bereins
81 boren befommer.
SD beltreite nidt, Dab sic Qeutld-
Imerifoner eigentlid 0ieie 4rbeit t4n
ioGten, oo6 oa lie nun einnlul iaum-
ielig gelpeien iin6, uno om @nfung
rubig iogten, Set George 90 it" Iol.
ten tie Die angefangene Arbeit, Oa iie
0eutldlanO 5ufrieoeniteIlt, 1tnterltilb-
en-. God fam oaS our9 OelttIde
Silf8bereine gelheben ultO brauht
lomit einem lpGteren Ausipeis ni6t
Derloren 5u 9eben.
IS giebt genltg oltreihil6e &erei,
nc, Die mir fir 0eItreih lommelli,
unO qertlig oeutihe 8ereine, Die MIR
ibre @egenoen beriifIiftigen. 0as
Central Committee teilt oae @eloer
unO i6idt ein biertcl nod OeItreih
itno 0rei Oiertel nod 0eutIhlano,
itno MIR o1f 8unid miro 0en Quad
ern @elo gei6idt.
SD fiirdte, Serr YGudeiner"
l6reibt bon einem iibIen @a6ge-
idmaf nit Oolem Magen utlo in
mormer Stube. @r bergiBt ober,
Dab tpenn Ser <n9er nogt, ser
SelbiterbaltlngStrieb alt6 iiber
|Stol3 iicgt.
Allo, bite @err o9tit6einer" ni6t
bbiloiipbiererL eS gie6t nod 3irfo
10,750 0euti6e in @oibington Die
ii6 bis 6ato nod nidt an unierem
SilfSmert beteiliqen. @ie molen mir
oieien proftii6 5ltleibe riifcn. Su-
ben Sic nidt einen 8lorL mie mir oie-
len Salmlin9en Ods @efpiIien rege
MAIDEN fonnen. Sn Der 3niihenoeit
f0n1len bic 0uoder ruBig ibre 4rbeii
ipeiter tim, benn pegen ltnlerer flein.
liden 8e0enfen miro oie oelttlde &e.
gierung iie niht no6 &alle I6iden
Or. Margoret @d.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-08
GulicO-sans bcs 9iltrifts go. 100.

Der 5peite oiesiGbriec GaIicotan3
bes 0iitriftS go. 100 fano am lebten
Mioutag gl6enb i'm Concord Club
ltott. 0eriel6e mar 5oblrei6 bellldt
ltno mur0en bic eri6ienenen @GIte
freunbli6it begriiBt utO NIT Sudden
uno See Cream bcluirtet. 9ie 8oIi-
noiie nurbe BON 6ror %. Sherer
uno Serrn Sui. &oienfelo ongefiibrt.
8oIgenoe aomitemit9lic0er bnlfen eli
frig nit, ben N6eno SIT beri66nern:
Serr mo 8rou S6ueb, Srau 6Iegel,
8rau Sderer, 6rou 2in3bo6, Sraii
@alerina 2in5buA 8enno, Ser Gre
oelein no Serr Sobn Sraufe.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-08

SOB trenner io0te, bon Dem nebrlid-
en- Sept, Ser feline 8roltt tpie Elm
&inosbieb lie6t, unO Der ornen Gel
ben &ita6n II. Ser &o0i", ipelde .8lt-
hammer nidt fommen" fonnten, oenn
0aS Meller mar gar 5lt i6arf.
N1es in aQem mar es Elm aenl1B-
reider GbenO. 9as SilfSfommittee
lit Serrn @i6ner uno Sralt Or Oob
GuBerit oailf6ar fir Die gelunaene
Ser~anltaltung - uno 3t oaeoem
flieBt nod Gin fGingenoer @rfolg in
Die &oiIe 8ur Steuerung Ser Scot lino
6es Sungers Der &inoer uno 8e0iirf-
tigen ser alten Seintat. = Soben Sic
ielbit i6on Sbr SNcrrlein betgetro.
een2
:. g. @leis.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-08
@Ortrase i'm goueurb Stub.

@m Dienstog, ben 19. Mpril, fin-
set i'm Concord Glub elm 8ortrae
iiber BEN BlottoeutiGenS pra6oialeft,
Srib &euter rfn., bon @oIoemor
&loB 1tatt.
Mm 3. Moi, miro Serr Or. Sober
ei1en engliiden @ortrag balten iiber
oas Sbema: 81 8Ien for TIE Hre-
BENTON Of 8ermanent Disabilities in
CHILDHOOD"
Washington Journal., 1921-04-08
9entidles g%9niicnhnns.

Ole Direftoren.G g riammlung oes
0ciltltcn &oiienbouies firl0et om
Sonntog, 10. 4priI. nafmittoes nm
3 llbr I'M @aiienbous itatt. 0ie N9it.
qlieocr Oes Somites fir Gleftri5itat
ltno gebctert cine babe Stun0e fri.
Der 5u eri6einen.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-08
Nriuu 9ameu.@erein.

Die M3itglie0er Oes arion 3omen
Gcrcins beriommeIn lid am W1itt
nod Den 10. 9tpriI i'm Salle ser
6rou o. 5dmiot, 237 10. StroBe,
Horoolt. 81 SO.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-08
Concord Samcn.Icrciu

Die ii6Iide monotIi6c @erlomm-
lllll9 tiroet am Sonntog, 10. 4priG,
obenoS 8 llbr, I'M Concord Glib Itatt.
Die Yit9Iieoer limo gebeten, SubIreid,
81 oieler &~eriommlilng an eriheinen.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-08

Vim Donnerstag. Sen 81. MGr3,
perltorb i'm iciner @obnung, 1876
Holloolpb Yloce Noropeit, Serr Sen.
m <perttS. Die oeitide 5reimou
rer'Soge, 4%rninins $50. 25, eritottetc
ibrem 9rloer Die Ieete Gbre.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-08

~
CERT baberL cine In5eiee (aObertiie-
ment), cine Su6e mad elmer D eut-
den SiIfe ooer Sausb6lterin ODER
oergl. I'M @n5ei9enteil 81 orufen.
Sonoerborer Yotriotismusl
6ronf IS. 8olib nennt @eOOes,
oen britiI6en @eIonoten bier, einen
9iigner, falls err feline 8emerfuneen
iiber sic 8efunoe ser llnterlu6ungen
iiber SrIonO nidt mioerrufe. Ser
8ie0erruf lit nift erfolgt. 8oIib
meiit oitd ooro1tf bin oaB Die ame-
rifoniide NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
mGbreno oes &rieges nit &iidfi6t
oitf sic nSreunoi1oft" gnglan6s
nidt berbreitet peroen ourfte. 8enn
Die 3eitungen Die 10 3eitgemGBen Be
obohtltngen oes &errn 8alib nur
atf ser erIten Seite bid aboruden
polten!
@us ser 2eftiire oner 6et1ti6en
3eitunger, mo iie aud eri9einen,
gebt berpor, 6aB bie farbigen Sran'
5oIen nod INNER am &bein fito. Die
2erte ser omerifaniiden 2egion re-
ben uns Dor, Die Sran5oIen bitten
Sic Srtppen 5uriidge5ogen.
0ie bieiige, omerifonii6e n2egi-
on" bot ibr SeitenItiid in Canada in
ser o8ritifb empire 2eogue". 9ie
8eomten nn6 ionltigen @iirger bei-
ser @ereinigungen beiuden fi6 ge-
genieitig. @S miro iogor BEN 3eitun=
gen in Goronto foit gu bunt. 8ei6e
baben es Defenders aitf oBerbeiiers
lng" Ser @ei9idtsbider inbeug
ouf bic 3eit Ser &ebolittion nrt6 Die
&ole @nglonos in ben arieeen oes
letten Sabrbunoerts abgeieben. &om-
mentnr iiberfIiiiiigl
X K X
Ser 2onosmann" beiBt cine in
SEEM Oorf georitfte, gor5 nette, rtelle
oerttI6e @o6eni6rift, Die fi6 nit go
litif uno aaen anoeren Srogen uit-
ieres 2on6es bei6Gftigt. Sn Clio
betb, Stem Seriep, lit cine nelte, beltt-
i9e 8o6en5eitung gegriinoet NOR
BEN, Seem Seriep 8oit," nit Serrn
81. Slterbalts oIs &eoafteltr. @s
i6eint alio, ols Oh bod oeutide 8Idt-
ter, menn gut geleitet, nod eriitieren
fonnen.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-08

oo ort Iesten Sonntog elm feierlides
Banquet. Seblt oii6 no6l Nber
per fam iid nitd oen Serfiibrungen
uno Dem 0roensregen zines Suite.
rono e~ntsicben? @enn man 81 iogt,
muB man audi 9 1ager.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-08
Gtussfaust.

Dhie 9abrf httt uuftrn qtitru lur frttsu g~rfdauns
itte6 abtrnimmt he Rteaitisn itintrIsi Gsranipermns
Washington Journal., 1921-04-08

Ser bielige Star" ioG iid getpei.
CERT baben, cine Mn5eige (aObertiie-
ment) cine Guide mad elmer . eut-
6en SiIfe ooer SousbGlterin ODER
oergl. I'M @n5ei9enteiI 81 oruden.
Sonoerborer Yotriotismusl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-16
CLAIMS DOPERS
SWINDLED HIM
Shrieking Woman Is Held in
Padded Cell

PORTLAND, Ore. June ia. C.
Allen. Portland attorney. liz bemoan'
ing the loss OF S. 900 in cold cash. all
he had saved In the last four years.
and has brought charges against
Mrs. Kate Hayes. alias Mrs. Kate
Deanc. former Astoria. Ore. board
ing house keeper. who. he claims
fleeoed him out OF tho money.
Mrs. Hayes deposited wool ware.
house receipts with him two months
ago. and since then has been Dor.
rowing money on them. Allen now
finds that the receipts are bogus,
and that he is holding the sack. the
victim OF a gang OF drug addlcts. for
whom Mrs. Hayes ls alleged to have
been the tool.
The woman In lodged In the county
jail here. but cannot give even a
near.lucld account OF her movements
because OF the torture caused by the
lack OF morphine. She inhabits "A
padded cell, and her shrieks for the
dope threaten to penetrate even It's
sound.proof walls.
Mrs. Hayes has been connected
with her husband. "Curly" Hayes
with a party OF carnival players tour
ing willamette valley towns. last
heard OF at Woodburn. Ore.
II liz believed the brains" OF the
gang for which she was the tool
forged the receipts and forced her 70
go to Allen for money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-16
CONDOR AGAIN
ATTACKS HOTEL

Taxes on the university property
which the Metropolitan Building
company now uses and on which II
proposes TO build n modern hotel. II
an extension OF the lease In granted,
would amount to ss.o0o.000 or 49,.
600, 600 during the life OF the lease. II
the assessments were commensurate
with those made against private
property owners. John T. Condor,
dean OF the University OF Washing
ton school OF law. explained to the
Rotary club Wednesday at the
Masonic club rooms.
Instead OF such an amount. Dean
Condor figured. the building com
pany will pay about S705,00o during
the life OF the lease.
"Upder the circumstances" Con
don said. the company should see
It's way to finance the hotel as its
own investment
III IL does not. II should hans
It's head for wanting 10 make the
taxpayers finance its business. In
stead OF censuring the regents OF the
university for refusing to enter into
bargain which gives the university
no advantage from its tax-exemp'
lands.
1.-THE property OF the university
properly administered. should II
nance the university and not a
building corporation and the regents
intend 10 do all in their power tc
see that the gain goes TO the univer
sity where IL belongs.
mo one doubts that the city r.
entitled to n great tourist hotel. but
the university should not be obligated
TO finance It,"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-16
GENERAL. STRIKE
IS DISAPPR0vED
A. r. OF L. Convention
Against Such Plan

DENVER, June 1.-THE Ameri.
can Federation Of Labor today bat.
tied with the problems Of the un.
skilled workers.
A plea for organization and pro
lection OF the unskilled men was
contained in resolution reported
out by the committee on organiza-
ton with a recomme ndation that II
be killed.
Loud protest was made by the rep.
rcsentatives OF the unskilled work
ers and after a long debate the
measure was referred back 10 the
committee for re.drafting.
The committee members niid their
report was due TO general wording
OF the resolution.
hackers OF the measure, intro.
duced by Alfred Stafford, OF New
Albany. Ind, declared II was intend.
ed to prohibit charging a new initia-
ton fee every time an unskilled
worker changed his class OF occupa-
ton. 1t also voiced disapproval OF
union skilled men taking positions
and doing work OF unskilled work.
ers.
Resolutions adopted by the con.
vention included:
Urging organization OF the silk
textile workers. especially in Penn.
sylvania
Organization of workers Of South
Dakota
Organization OF the workers In the
ladies' garment trade.
Approving the La Toilette resolu.
ton in the senate. providing for in
vestigation OF the lockout" OF sea
men Of America
Providing for organization Of ne
gro workers
The convention voiced vigorous dis
approval OF the general strike. A
resolution providing that all union
contracts with all employers should
expire on the same date was voted
down. The measure also endorsed
united action OF all unions.
Solution Of the unemployment
problems of America was sought TO.
day by the Federation.
Strict enforcement OF regulations
against admission Of foreign work
men. especially from Japan and
China. was urged by delegates from
tho Pacific coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-16
Pennsylvania to
Help Welcome Shin

With the Keystone State, sister
ship Of the wenatchee, now making
more than 400 miles day on the run
from the Atlantic coast to this port.
former Pennsylvanians arc evi.
dencing interest In the reception be.
ing arranged for the vessel by the
Seattle Chamber OF Commerce. The
chamber has asked former Pennsyl.
vanians TO take the leading part in
the welcome and the Seattle alumni
Of the University Of Pennsylvania Is
the first organizations TO come TO the
front.
The vessel win be here June -.
The chamber invites Pennsyivanians
to cali up so they can be included
in the plans for the reception.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-16
Summoned to Give
Testimony on Cable

Col. c. A. Seaone. officer in charge
OF the Washington-Alaska military
cable and telegraph system. was to.
day ordered by the war department
to leave Immediately for the national
capital to give expert testimony on
international cable communications.
the inference being that he is being
summoned TO Washington to present
data on the proposed cable across
the Pacific from Seattle via the
Aleutian islands
This cable will be 5000 miles
shorter than the one now running
from San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-16
Spokane Man Is New
Head of State Masons

SPOKANE. June 16.-John Gil
ford, Of Spokane, became grand mas.
ter OF the Grand lodge OF Washing.
ton. Free and Accepted Masons, at
the Gath annual communication here
yesterday. James Mccormack, Ia
coma, was made deputy grand mas.
ter; Tom Holman, Port Townsend,
senior grand warden, and Horace w.
Tyler, Tacoma. reelected secretary.
In the only contest for office. r.. c.
McCroskey. jr.. Garfield, Wash, was
elected junior grand warden. Char.
ters were granted to IL lodges oper.
ating without dispensations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-16
N. p. Is Sued for
$4,000 Damages

Suit OF Elmer Carlson for $20700
damages against the Northern Pa
cific railway was under way Thurs
day before Federal Judge Il. Il. Cush-
man. Carlson claims To have been
injured due to the defendants care
lessness, when he was hurled from
truck which was struck by a
Northern Pacific train at Cumber-
land August II. 1929
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-16
Ernest A. Cults Is
Mystic Shrine Head

DIES MONIES. Ia. June 16.--San
Francisco yesterday was selected for
The next convention OF the Mystic
Shriners- Thomas j. Houston. OF
Medinah Temple. Chicago. was elect
ed outer guard by the convention
Installation OF an entire new divan
in the imperial council preceded the
election OF Houston. The outer
guard Is the orders only elective
office.
Ernest A. Cults. OF savannah, Ca,
succeeded f. L. Garretson. OF Ia.
coma, az imperial potentate-
The Washington. d. c. Temple
read a letter from President Hard.
ing inviting the Shriners to Wash.
ington in 1924
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-16
Seek Injunction to
Halt Car Extension

Suit TO onJoin the city from i'm.
proving and extending street car
lines on 3Oth ave. and 10 force exten-
sion OF the lines on r.. 55th n. be-
yond goth ave ~ r.. was begun by
Attorney J. l.. corrigan in behalf Of
G. 70. Hayes in Judge Walter M.
French's court Thursday.
The plaintiff claims that the r..
b5th at. extension was among the
Improvement for which the $780,
900 bond Issue was voted May 81.
1919. and that the goth ave. improve
ment was not mentioned at that
time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-16
Indian War Vets
Meet in Oregon

PORTLAND. Ore. June 16.--Port.
land Ia the center of "reminiscences to-
day with Indian war veterans from
every section Of the state meeting
here for the annual encampment OF
the organization.
Bearing the memories Of history.
making days OF Indian warfare on
the oregon frontier. exhaling the
aromatic spice Of the days when the
West was young. these grizxled old
war dogs assembled In the Pythian
temple early today TO open the bust
ness Of the convention and swap
yarns OF the redskin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-16
ACREAGE


acres, level. covered with alder,
deep rich soil. $3.50. $50 cash. So
per month,
acres fine soil, creek, part rolling,
$3.50. $50 cash. s. per month
10 acres. part level. part rolling. all
good soil. 2 creeks, suitable for
power; 1850. si00 cash. SIS per
month.
20 acres, deep loan soil, creeks
about acres timber. 1880. $3.50
cash. $40 per month.
Look everywhere, then let us take
you To the famous cherry Valley
District and show you better soil
for less money. Good auto roads
homes being built Talk to the
settlcrs and you be the Judge OF
the soil and price.
SEELY g. CALLAHAN
SOC Hinckley Dldg. 7l7 second Ave.
Main i5tt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-16

John Anderson. who died Wednes-
day. was TO be buried at p. m.
Thursday. Services at Georgetown
Undertaking company chapel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-16
ACREAGE

ARE YOU LOOKING ron LAND?
lie sure and see this land before you
buy, as II IL unusually level good
soil, no gravel. aud has virgin tim
,ber with market for wood at the
stump. close To good town, school
grange, creamery and BnEMER-
TON NAVY YARDS, the best mar
ket on PUGET SOUND Price 3
CLIFFORD LAND co.
6t7 Third Ave. open Evenings
NICE LITTLE GROOM HOME, JUST
finished except painting, with u
acres OF level land. minutes
from Botheli stage. German gas
must get out. This means n bar
NoRTHW,sTERN LAND & NV. CO
20t TRADERS BLDG. CORNER
THIRD AND MARION. ELL $3.50.
BEAUTIFUL HOODS CANAL
The beauty spot SPOT" Of ~ Puget sound. :
good soil level land, facing on
good road; close neighbors. school.
sawmill. store, poHtoffice, and only
90 miles from Seattle. Boat leaves
a m. returns p. IN. same day;
CLIFFORD LAND co.
GIL Third Ave. Open Evenings.
3 ACRES
Good berry land. creek:
easy clearlngi near to
school and Kent; fuel
wood $3.50 $50 cash.
G. Il. DlBiILE
GAS New York Blk.
III ACRES At FOSTER; h-MiLE
from pulmonary hospital; on MILL
tary. road; 10 fruit treea; lots
,eJs ,s, 'Iyoom house Owner
1 ACRE; IMPROVED: BUILDINGS.
fYntfs haFEtsNs tNsn 1nautsHs a1aaA
In. Terms 10 suit. 2i3 Yale Bldg.
Third and Union.
ACRES. NICE LEVEL LAND.
some timber; Just south OF city
limits. A real bargain; $1,000, easy
terms. 40s Alaska Bldg. Elliott
80 FARM LANDs
RIG OPENING OF
YAKIMA VALLEY FARM LAND
Located In the richest part OF the
valley: best Of soil: close 20 town.
way; under government
IRRIGATION PROJECT
We have sold thousands Of acres In
short time 10 farmers. garden
short time only, good 20 and 40
acre tracts at The low price Of
s25 PER ACRE AND UP
Very easy terms. See government
maps, samples OF SOIL. etc. at our
office. Join us an one OF our reg
ular Saturday trips and see this
land and the Yakima valley.
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS co.
owners. ais Green Bldg.
SkAGiT COUNTY LAND SALE
7 miles from Mt Vernon. splendid
land. s25 and s35 per acre. Just
half price on this sale.
". G. PETERS 726 Third Ave.
LITTLE FARMS
Bought. sold and exchanged
ELLIS a. co. ia Third Ave.
g. tOk SAl.E--WATEkfliONT
PROPERTY
THIS 3s-ACRE IMPROVED WATER
front ranch. with 9 acres cleared.
acres In clover. y acre in ripe
straw berrieH: sandy beach: good
road: level. rich land. on perfect
herbor: house. barn, root house.
chicken house. $500. on very
easy terms. owner. call North
1897. or call at all 4 Second ave.
g. basement
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ACREAGE

TRACTS, ANY SIZE. LEVEL BLACK
soil. Hoods Canal waterfront. rs
miles from Seattle; on mail road !;
best views. plenty shade You will
like II. For bargain write own
err, John Storseth, Poulbo. Wash.
CLEARED ACRE, JUST NORTH OF
city limits: nice view; $1,000. easy
terms. 40S Alaska Bids. Ell. 672.
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