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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14
Reformation, Like Charity,
Begins at Home

1t IL mighty easy 70. the ordinary
man In the state OF Oklahoma and
the city OF Tulsa to find fault with
things in Russia, or even nearer
home, but many times there are ef-
forts made to break up business
deals and this in way that de-
serves the severest censure. For
instance:
There has beenta mighty good
market at 20 per cent OF the cost
of crude for fuel oil Many ship
ments have gone forward. and more
are being loaded right now. 1t Is
an unusually good proposition and
the refiners who are participating
are scattered all over the midconti-
nent field.
And yet. here in Tulsa. where the
Independent industry has grown
and flourishcd, and where indiTd-
ual effort has counted for more
than anywhere else that oil is being
produced, some underhanded
met DDS are being used to prevent
the refiners. from making these
shipments at fair prices and thus
break down the market to "A price
much below the real value OF fuel
oil.
II has for a long time been recog'
nized as mathematical certainty
that the refiner could not sell tho
fuel oil at less >han 70 per cen, o.
the cost OF crude and get By. II IL
just as necessary a product and just
as useful In the upbuilding OF the
Industries of the country as gaso
line or lubricating oil, and NOR,
than that It Is only to be founo
where the small reflners who do no
work down to the tar. are located.
one hears of gas oil being sold II
New York at 1906 per barrel. anC
this In fairly good sized quantities
not enough to be sure to affect tn
output OF the midcontinent field
but II establishes a price. whici
price is exactly what II would cos
at $3.50 per barrel in Tulsa with tn
pipe line charges added.
| Oklahoma is handicapped enoug!
with the freight rates, which are al
In favor OF the pipe lines, withou
allowing anyone here at this end I
bring about chaotic conditions nov
that business n starting. 1t shoul
be frowned upon by every refine
| in the midcontinent field and Ill
tie publicity would help lot.
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Slick District.

Duplex oil company's No. lIerod
located In the southwest corner of
the southeast OF 2-15-I0 is fishing
At BIB feet, on top OF good show
ing.
The Morrison jackson No. & we'll,
IN the Hackett farm, located in the
southwest corner OF the northwest of
'.15.lo. is flowing 10 barrels. win
The No. 10 well OF Morrison Jack.
son, on the Golden farm. in the.
northwest corner OF the southwest
N 3-15-1O, IL rig. Rig Is also up
by the same company for No. II
Golden. located in tho northwest of
The southwest of the southwest Of
section 3.
The Carter OIL company is drii.
Ing at $50 feet in its No. Englin.
ger, in the northwest corner of the
southwest of the southwest OF
4-15-10. No. 2 WELL. located in
the southwest corner df the north
west OF tho southwest of section 4,
is drilling, at KS feet.
The Carter oil company has n rig
mp for No. Grayson. located in the
northwest corner of the southeast
Of northeast Of 4-15-l0.
The Continental Oil company is
drilling at $50 feet, on its No. 2
ptITytnI. loCdteu III tu' TouNH'tS'
corner OF the east half OF the north :
west Of the north east OF 4-15-10.
The Cosdon Oil & Gas company's
No. G Vaughn, in the northeast OF
he southeast OF the southeast OF
t-i5-1O. is drilling at $50 feet. No.
q Vaughn, located In the southeast
Norncr of tho northwest of the south
cast OF the same section. is drilling
ut 1850 feet.
The Prairie Oil g. Gas company
has set six-inch casing at 2,b34 on
its No. Atkinson, located In tho
| northeast corner OF the southeast OF
the northwest OF 4-15-10. and IL
now drilling Mt $3.50 feet.
The Kawfield OH K Gas com
Nany's No. Abraham. located ir
'he southeast OF the northeast OF
4 the southeast OF section 5-15-1O. IL
drilling in show at 2,42o feet.
| The Tidal Oil company is drulinf
at 1890 feet on It's No. + Combs, To-
Gated in the center OF the east linz
OF the southeast of b-1b-10.
The No. / we'll of the Phillip'
Petroleum company. located in tn
northeast corner OF the southeast o
s-15-l0. Is swabbing 10 bar
rcls from sand, topped at 2,59s feet
at 45 feet in. No. 2 Allen. Of th'
same company, located In the south
east OF the northeast OF the south
enst OF section 2, Is n rig. No. Dc
ran. OF the Phillips Petroleum com
many, located in the center OF tn
aast line OF the southeast of tn
northeast OF s-15-l0, is drilling. n
1900 feet.
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81, u>pKrr QUOTATIONS.
Or. Ssport following prices
The EidoradO, Kansas, Well

Reports from the Armstrong No.
IA mile west of EJdorado. Ark. are
,ons.d,rably more pessimlstic and
,u men from here are wiring de-
ddedly unfavorable reports. 1t APP
j,,ars ~ be case OF too much gas
ind water. There In, however, a
sel reported flowing by heads
.vned by the Combination OIL com
oany In the center OF S-13-1O north
.lst Of Eldorado that Is In much
better shape and the chances are
ha, "A good many of the boys are
MAKING the TRIP over to Cleveland
county to see the latest showing
While there they should also in
,cstiggtc the well recently COM
,letcd by G. Il. Shaffer and Harry
Parker in Descak county, which Is
,outhwcst Of Helena, Ark
Now chat the boom has started
n Arkansas. there is no doubt but
,ha, Tulsa people Will control the
situation as 1t develops and proves
yurth while,
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ing to take more rapid increase
than was expected by anyone. we
are connected with the sinclair lines
In the Usage and they are taking
good care of IA under existing con
ditiuns and We are cooperating to-
the fullest extent There Is ne
danger that the now pool I'm The
western Usage will affect conditions
or the market price because IL will
take at least four months 20 get
a well down over there and 10y that
time everybody knows that spring
business Will he at full tide The
production In kcntucky is gradually
increasing hut not AZ an alarming
rato. The new pool opened In east
orn Kentucky covers johnson, Law
rcnco and Magoffln counties. The
wells will not average over 10 bar
rrls The cut In price Of IS cents
has not affected drilling and In
the entire state NJ Kentucky there
are T2S machines I'm operation, s.
far az Oklahoma is concerned II is
easy to understand that production
has been overcstimntcd, ns well as
in Kentucky and the estimate sent
out by the Petroleum institute.
which showed n falling off of 10000
barrels since December was no
doubt correct" Mr.. Ficshor g.
equally as well posted In regard to
conditions IN Mexico as with Ken
tucky and he says that the Chilnuapa
district Is practically all gone to
water.
w. s. Mowris, who has been In
charge OF the South American up
orations OF the Sinclair oil company,
| IL in the city and Is being grcctoS
| Ivy his many friends
II. A. Broomficld. general man
n ger and vice president Of the Barns-
dale on company. Is back from y
| trip to New York and reports busl
.css as being much better and the
| outlook much brighter In oil circles
! than no anticipated. "Wc are stor-
| ing our oil at the refinery Mt Big
heart and we expect large husi-
ness in refined products, beginning
shortly" said Mr.. Broomfield.
The Republic OF Colombia Is
likely TO be a big factor In the pro.
duction OF high grade oil which the
world needs some OF these briRh,
days" remarked returned traveller
pnd 'it Is n day nearer New York
than Tampico and only 264 mile,
from the Panama Canal Conces
sions have been granted for pip,
lines and the work ia now ,rde,
way. and by the time the line 4,
or'plete' t,erc will he. In ndditiCr
TO the wells drilled by the Troplca
on company, which are estimated e
he good for 10000 barrels n day
the well drilled by the Equatorla
oil company. to the north. controlled
by the Garth syndicate. OF which oui
I'D friend Carl McFaddcn. formerly
OF Muskogec and well known II
Tulsa is the leading, spirit.
"Guffey 4 Gillespie are dr!llin,
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Elk County. Knnsas.

The National Refining company's
No. l Neubecker. located in the
southwest corner OF the southeast OF
i9-s1-9. reached the second break
in the lime at 2,b00 feet. and the
hole Is fun of oil. No estimated pro-
duction mas been made,
The No. Mason, OF tho National
Refining company, located In the
northeast corner or the northwest on
'O-21-g, an offset TO the Arbuckle
producer, is drilling Mt 900 feet.
Herman Livingston and others No
1 Liebeau, located IN the aoutheas'
corner of the northeast of 24-3l-S,
is drilling at 800 feet.
Herman Livingston and others are
putting up rigs for two wildcat
tests on the t'erguson farm, the
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In the Hands of Receiver

, II might be news to Tulsa people
mat the Petroleum Producing a.
Refining Co.. which was mentioned
N a wire from New York. dated
January II. as being In the hands
Of the receiver, IL the concern that
las been financed and managed by
-hauncey "Bilr Stewart. Kirby
Long and party by the name OF
HyusOD.
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4 fine drilling proposition. Will
give 1000 acres for test. Fine
geological structure. a sure shot for
heavy gas, and probably oil. Just
north OF Poteau gas field and west
OF Fort Smith gas field in Sequoyah
county. Write or wire for blue
print or report or see copy at office
OF Kirk & Hoover, geologists. Tulsa,
Okla. James w. Breedlove. Salli-
saw, Okla.--Adyt.
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White Oil Corporation
Gets Bio Gasser

The White Oh corporation has q
1000 ,00O-foot gasser in It's NO. =
Freida Fisher, located In the center
of tho east line of the southwest oi
the northwest OF 35-14-ll. the sas
was found in the youngstown sahd
which was topped at 2,3lo feet.,
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OIL AND GAS
tsases - ssppiies - Productlea. Ess.

Wanted--Contractor to submit bid
including fuel and water for 2.000-
foot test in Pumpkin Center field,
drilling 10 commence February /.
Address Box s53-B, care World
Advt.
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For Sale--Casing and line pipe.
for immediate shipment out of stock
in any quantity. Line pipe from 2
In. to in. inclusive. Casing from
I rs in. to 20 in, inclusive. Try US,
We sell for less. Phone Usage 4750-
1895. l.. d. so. Fcenberg Pipe 4
Ssupply Co., $40 Il. First street.
TULSA, Okla .---AdNt.
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We have two attractive drilling
propositions In McCurta.n county,
Oklahoma, where next big pool will
be opened up. II interested com.
municate with Belworth OIL Co.,
uaworth, Okla.--Advt
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w. J. Flesher of the Flcsher Pc
troleum company said that the SEN
timent throughout the oil country
is much more optimistic than 1t was
January 1st and the prevailing opin-
ion seems to be that business IL go-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14

For your depletion and tax prob
lens, accounting and systematizing
call Carl l.. Rice, c. =. A.,517 Ken
nedy Bldg. Phone Cedar 297-Advt.
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Open for drilling contracts In
Claremore and Chelsea fields. star"
machine, Bob" Lloyd. Phone 626'
Claremore.-Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14

Il. NJ. Miskell, manager OF the
Empire refincrios, IL optimistic on
he situation after n three weeks
a absence In the east.
"it IL true 1920 ended with stag
nation in business, but II ~ In the
power of the American people To
make the. new year show prosperity
as great az we ever had. Deflation
had to come. However, " all bust
ness will keep their heads, the
tanglc can be unraveled with mini
mum damages. our natural re-
sources are not impaired. our bank
ng system Is OF the best. Money Is
available for good risks and all that
= needed Is courage to go ahead 10
,he prosperity which IL ahead. The
oil industry in common with othef
industries has been affected, but an
analysis of stocks does not disclose
any unusual quantity OF any one
commodity In storage. no the pre-
yalling crude and refined oil prices
must be maintained II supplies are
10 be obtainablo when needed.
Tom owen. with IL. w. Noble &
Co, of Detroit, is In the city and H.
very confident that the worst OF the
period OF deflation" IL over so far
as Detroit IL concerned and that
nearly all of the automobile people
Will be running at better than 5O
per cent OF their capacity, ne says
Henry Ford did not shut down un-
til the first week In January. long
after the rest of them had quit. lie
an now wait "a while and do 1t with
good grace, as his men are not suf-
fering and have been getting the
best wages in the history OF the In
dustry for the last few years. Not
only are the automobile factories
starting. but other industries as wen
and the stock market is much
stronger and will never go back.
This Is especially true OF Tulsa oil
stocks that Detroit people are In
tercsted In" Mr.. owen VIII remain
| in Tulsa for a couple OF weeks and
| will report conditions AZ he finds
them here.
| Edward MacTaggert IL in the cit,
from his home In Marietta. Ohio
and IN as much Interested In thu
welfare OF the oil fraternity as for
merlS, and when here he was towcl
of strength and n good friend an'
guide to the Independent operator
He is being accorded the glad han'
on all sides.
II. II. Galbraith ana Mrs. tai
braith. of Independence. Kas., ar
in the city and would be very wei
come here II they should make thi
town their home permanently.
II. A. Josey. prominent oil pro
ducer is In the city.
T.. T., Schock is back from Hous
ton. Tex, where he has q controliin
Interest in the Trans Atlantic Pc
ltroleum company. which Is operat
ling "A refinery there.
w. J. Flesher of tho Flcsher Pf
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+. T.. Schock is back from Hous-
ton, Tex. where he has a controlling
interest in the Trans Atlantic Pc
troleum company. which is opcrat-
ing "A refinery there.
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New Casing for sale at below list
price. Phone Usage 6+44. p. q
Box 2S2. Tulsa, OkA.--Advs.
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For Sale llv Owner,

Everything necessary for drilling
deep test we'll including complete
string Of casing, complete string OF
OH Well supply company heavy
drilling tools, standard derrick, ec.
Located at McGregor. Texas. Used
on one well only and all in first
class condition. VIII make attrac-
i've price for quick sale. Address
George +, Lamy, SEE Mayo Bldg,
tulsa, Okla. Phone Usage 4i32. or
D. \, Morehouse. McGregor, Texas,
--Advt.
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II. A. Josey. prominent oil pro-
ducer is In the city.
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II. II. Galbraith and Mrs. Gal
braith. of Independence. Kas., are
In the city and would be very well
come here II they should make this
town their home permanently.
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-, DR., w. ID. Ownby. Osteopathio
Tn!sieian, $40 Daniel Bldg. Usage
lS44 4,--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-22

Average Daily flow OF Spavinaw January
1921 TO october i5 i92i....2G2 Million Gallons day
Distance from Dam 10 end Of Tawah Tunnel 2S Miles
Length OF Tiswah Tunnel c.................6SsO feet
Distance from West end OF Tunnel to miles
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uosht Of Dam above Stream Red ...,.......55 90 feot
Length ~ Dam at 33OO feet
Length Of Sprway 1000 feet
Number lako 1865
Distance from bnm 10 upper end a. lake ...., IS Miles
Capacity of Reservoir at Spavinaw above level of intake
pipe ................,...... 10 Billion Gallons
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Things are big or little only by comparison.
A loan which should be big to the individual
Mountain water Tulsa greatest civic need Surely
citizenship whole has as much investment courage
as have individual citizens
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Where would Tulsa be- if Cosden had been
that kind of man? If the Texas company
officials the Sincars Page Constantine McEHen Sloan and
a hundred and individuals of whom have prob
ably borrowed much more their personal paper than Tulsa
borrow bring Spavinaw here-had been fnan-
cial towards?
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TulSa'S Greatest Civic n,

Timid people talk of $680O,OOO civic loan
fora city of 100000 people worth $lOO,OOO,OOO
dangerous and even unthnkable amount Such folks
have and will play much part building great
business and home city
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ACREAGE
LAKE WARRINGTON WATER

LAKE WARRINGTON WATER
FRONT
About ~ acres. all cleared; fine
garden aoii: Groom good house
water ON back porch. chicken
house. barn wood she'd double
garage; 40 fine bearing fruit trees,
ntrawberries. raspherrieH. black +.
borrieH, eurrants and all kinds Of
rose bushes and shrubs. This place
has unohstructed view. For quick
sale. t3.Soo. half cash.
10 acres good land. all cleared, 90
bearing stfawbe rfies broom good
house. wells and 2.s0O-saiion
tank; barn. machine shop and
wood shed; cement basement.
water pip.d 10 house and barn.
close TO high school and grade
school. In fine district: fine
view. $4,000; half cash.
acres good soil; acres cleared
right on county road 4. mile
from ntution. broom house with
hardwood finish inside and built
In features. good well water; grain
house 2 new chicken houses, one
lsNi20: one brooder house com.
plete with stove. good bearing or
ehard. some SMALL fruit, also $50
laying chickens. impiemantH. tools
and tl,000 worth OF furniture To
go with ~ For quick sale. 1900.
$4,000 cash This 10 Al miles from
Seattle.
AAsEN & SEXTON CO.
1910 First Ave. Elliott g3t7.
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ACREAGE
s ACRES FOR $3.50

RIGHT At INTERURBAN STATION
BETWEEN SEATTLE AND
EVERETT
This tract IL very level. first class
soil. good water. close To school
and road; car every hour To Seat
tie and Everett. right at your door.
You cannot match this bargain Tor
less than $1,000 See II and you
Will agree with US.
500 Cash and $40 Monthly
PUGET SOUND FARMS COMPANY
sos Third Ave.
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10 FOR Northumberland
ESTATE


ESTATE
lot ON s7TH AVE. MADRoNA
paved street. everything paid.
VIII exchange for equity In house.
Price $4,000 for lot
- acres at Mapi. Valley. 1880. free
and clear. for house or lots. clear.
81, 5000 acres In Ciaiism county;
excellent soil: some clearing. bal.
ance fine merchandise timber. for
lots or equity in house.
s0,12o on Bellevue ~. near HART
want cheaper property, land as
part, or lotA.
81 bO0--7- house on 18Th s..
concrete basement: pipcd for fur
mace. laundry trays: garage: free
and clear. WIN take vacant lots
or land up TO $4,000. balance must
be cash.
JOHN DEPPMAN
4ia New York Blk.
BEAUTIFUL s-ACRE PLACE ON
big lake, Skagit county, close MI
Vernon; ali cleared. good build
ings, lots Of fruit. excellent soil.
good boat house. Is boats, I'VE
creek thru the place. owner sick.
take n good home or flat building
part or all $4,000
so acres Yakima valley 2b cleared.
all irrigated. all plowed. some In
alfalfa. Small cash payment or
SEE ALLEN FOR GOOD TRADES
otH Empire bldg.
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u FOR sAu.E-AureMoRII.Es

HE BOUGHT A NASH
1919 oidsmohiie T-pssA This car In
in splendid coalition: has cord
tires spot light bumper. moto-
meter. clock; original finish; In
good condition. Price $3.50. terms.
HE BOUGHT A NASH
Buick s-pasa--iiere IL . car that
win give some one q lot Of ser
vice and pleasure. You could not
invest $3.50 In anything else and
get As much return. Terms. OF
course.
HE BOUGHT A NASH SEDAN
1870 Nash. sport modei-This car
looks like new. and carries . new
car guarantee Better come In.
before It's gona
cuucorr NASH MOTOR CO.
where isth Crosses T.. Pike
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d BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

THEATRE BARGAIN
Theatre. only one in rich town OF
1900 with 1000 more 90 tributary
and clearing sos weekly. VIII sell
on easy terms. See HAUBEOOk.
tz2 Burke Bidg.
MUSIC SHOP: WELL LOCATED: no
near competition. has cleared 1900
month last year. agency for fine
machine. A snap az 1900. Call
bi4 Lyon Bldg. Third and James.
MUSIC STORE
Situated In one OF the best towns Of
state doing good buslnesA III
health forces sale. 1890 cash
SEE HUNT, t27 Burke Bldg.
COMBINATION PEANUT md NUT
machine: original cost 200. will
take s2zs cash. Conner K Hayea
sti4 Greenwood ave.
BAD HEALTH; MUST sEiL UP
to-oate roofing. repairing ana
painting business. Stock. tools
gnd truck. office phone. Ballard
zss5; residence. Ballard $50.
GROCERY STORES OR STOCKS
sold. y. y. Behling. z07 Hoge Bldg
Annex, Tos and Ave.
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sold At THE MARKET
Our brokerage department IL COM
piete In every respect Ask ue for
Information regarding any stock
or bond. orders executed TO buy
or sell any security on the mar
Let
IT. Y. WILLS co. INC.
Ell. 26O6. 6is second Ave. ELL. so7f.
Eeatfle Wash
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STOCKS AND BONDS

1000 HIRsr cHIcAGoFF
' MINING ..::.a..:...s oo.s7M
a POWER ........ 40
1000 FORKS DRILLING -. is
1909 NJ Z. X. PRODUCTS :. go
IS 9. II. LILLY PFD. go. 1900
.zs KING AIRsHIP Special
.o7 JOHNSON OIL. WITH
DIV. .............. rs
I CENTRAL MONT. UNIT Bid
NEWSPAPER STUFFING
MICH. ............... Bid
100 WESTERN RUBBER <2s
400 ELECTRIC CLOTHES
rRESSER ....... 100
THE LrMBARD COMPANY
ffe Second Ave-
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FOR SAI.E-WATERFRONT
PROPERTY

BEAUTIFUL WATER FRONT HOME
must go at big sacrifice. Just the
place for club or sanitarium- Nice
private grounds; s-room and bath I.
built-in furniture. concrete base
msnt. cohblestope fireplace: 2
acres level rich soil: y mile from
Fairyiew wharf and auto road
Less than cost of house. Terms.
For appointment write Box 90.
Manette. Wash. or call 2ss-J
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tVo Mid-tontinent Eoyalty. 30
y unit webeg-Harris syhd. Spell
Wapted--fiberty and Victory BondA
c. J. sTEEPLE
liz Cherry -. Main 1858
WANT f.D---DAvIs CAR TuPER
Mnfg. Co. stock. seos 2sth ave.
n W.
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~ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
CONFECTIONERY AND CIGARS
Well located in apartment dis
trict. Z living roons; low rent;
doing fine business. Best reason
for scillnr. Price $500. sit Lyon
Bldg. Third and James.
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STOCKS AND BONDS

WE Will Buy
Western smelling A. Power. Great
western Pet, Invader 81 Texas.
HOfhrrt Process Steel. Pan Mo-
tors. Lewis Oh A Gas and German
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FOR aALE IA. ACRES. GROOM
house. garage. chicken house, fine
view. $1,000. by owner. q. H.
Muller, Richmond Beach 4. o. Boz
az No hRentH
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VACANT LOT
s0xif5 20 alley on corner: all i'm
provrments in and paid, close TO
Junction, 200 a. from Calf. Ave.
car 1900. terms CLOSED ALL
DAY SUNDAY
4 ROOMS MD SLEEPING PORCH
bath room: plAstercd and In best
Of condition. large lot located 4
block from paved street; good dis
Burke bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-01

10 Aci,Es ALDER BOTTOM. PAkT-
~ improved. near Seattle. 1890 /,
only 5000 cash Cuban. 1922 srd
ave, or Rainier I2OsR evenings