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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-11
Arizona Cattlenen Optimistic
As to Future, F. c. w. Pooler Says
On Return From Their Convention

The general feeling at the annual
Joint meeting 81 the Arizona Cattle
and Wool Growers association which
was held at Flagstaff on Friday and
Saturday was M 81 optimism. ne
cording to =. G. W. Poolcr. district
forester. who attended the convention
"Stockmcn Of Arizona have had to
face much worse conditions than
New Mexico stockmen" ne said hut
things look better nov. The indicn-
tions are FOR good rains all ovcr the
state IN the near future"
Mr.. Poolrr granted an extension Of
time until after the fall season FOR
ftOCkmen to remove a part OF their
stock from the forest ranges. II IL
required that a certain portion 81 the
stock he removed for market each
June. but NJ there Is no market now
nnd the drouth on many OF the ranges
makes II impossible Ia get stock to-
gethcr. u WaH decided to grant an OK
tension 10 such time as 10 is believed
conditions viii b.. improved
Several changes IN the policy to-
ward sheep permitieeg were also an
nounccd The most important ono u
that in the future a small charge viii
be- made on sheep which use III. ma
tionai forest driveways. based on the
nmoun OF time they spend ON these
driveway. and the general condition
hl lAN' AbNfHhN ll LNA'Nf NNhlNAAHs
The questions os finance, market.
tariff o. taxation were discussed
Rr7ides Mr. ppolsr from tho district
office here. Assistant District For
ester Kerr and Grazing Inspector
Roberts were az the meeting. Their"
wer. also supervisors from several Of
IN" Arizona forests present
Tho governor addressed the session
on the question n calling n special
session of the Arizona legislature io
reduce the appropriations. Since the
copper mines. which pay about 81 per
cent uf the state taNcs. are closed
down. and there is general depression
throughout business. the income ~
tho state iB considerably |curiailrd
this year.
Gov Campbell stated that n Wuyid
mot Dee practical Go cut appropriations
and that a special session OF the leg
isluturr would merely br an add
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-11
EAST SILVER AVE.
RESIDENCE ROBBED
Home of A. II. Turpin
Entered Saturday
Night

The home ~ A. IL Turpin. clerk iu
Eubsnk Brothers' Clothing store. At
1923 East Silver avenue was broken
into Saturday night. n robbed OF.
about 500 worth Of clothing, phpno-
graph records field glasses and other
small articles
The family was sleeping upstalrs
~ the tlmr the burglars entered. but
knew nothing Of D. until SUNDAY
morning when they began 10 miss
things The robber entered through
T. window aud there are signs to IN
diratc that they tried other windows
Of the house. They prled up d
screen Of one which was unlocked
ana ~rtnuacked b lower floor u D.
house.
All evidence indicates that the Job
WAS done By boys. Only small articles
ii comparative little value We're
taken while silver ware worth $500
WAS not touched. 4 pair of %troussrs
~ the hcad OF The stairs with t25 IN
cash In the pocket waH overlooked
The burglary was reported 90 the
police station. a. was referred TO
thu shcrins onlcc because thu huus,
ls outside the city limits.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-11
Personal Notes
About New Mexicans
In Washington

sse~'st ~ tsT ssEalr
WASHINGTON. July il-Frlnk
French, senior member 81 the Bas-
com French 90. Of Las Cruces. stop
ped over last "Wednesday iu washing
ton en- route In his trip from his home
In England. where no accompanied
Mrs French six weeks ago. He called
on official New Meyirnus in the City
and made "a few cabinet calls as we'll
Mrs. French will remain With her
mother FOR several months. when Mr.
French will again go over to accom-
pauy her homo.
A-sfr'kinE pictur" Of tho very beau
tiful Mrs. Jack Fan appeared On tho
Washington Post last SUNDAY on the
occasion Of the departure NJ Mrs Fall
for her home In A~lamoEordo after a
visit with the Secretary and Mrs Fall
ana % most Interesting visit 60 cuba
with Mrs. Fall. Sr
II T.. Weir. mining engineer, Of
Iairyirw Sow MEXICO. is spending
sometime Boz Washington and Phila-
d"lrhi1 boo furthcring ~ hts mining
Interests.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-11
PEOPLE YOU
KNOW
Radiator repairing. QrioLcI Auto 90

Radiator repairing. QGickrI Auto Go.
Donald Wilson. o OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
John W. Wilson Of South High street.
returned last night from Cleveland.
where he attended the Sigma Chi
fratcrnity's national convention as a
representative from the Boulder
chapter. Tom CAlkina who accom-
panied Mr.. Wilson to Cleveland as a
representative from the New Mexico
chapter returned several days ago.
Several hundred delegates attended
the convention. They report Albu-
querque weather cool as compared 10
that in Cleveland.
T. Y. Mitchell. OF Albert. president
OF the New Mexico Horse a Cattle
Growers association. is In Aibuquer-
que.
4. 4. Bruce has returned from the
cenycnt on OF Pacific Mutual Life in
a agents at a Francisco. He
reports that the 1921 convention will
be held at Denver.
G.. %. Wjseman OF w.seman's watch
shop has returned with his family
after a weeks outing at Ellis ranch.
Mrs. r. c. Joyce. 2lS South Walter
street. underwent an operation at the
Nomen's and Children's hospital this
morning.
A. r. Tureman and his brother-in-
law. n A. Wa.pole Of Kansas city.
were In Albuquerque today. They
LETT on santa Pc train No. , for the
Pacific coast. The former II to go 10
Long Beach and Sir. Walpole TO
Ocean Park.
Special Agent n. D. Trobaugh -
the Santa Re railroad left this morn
ing for Hincon
Charles u Kisaam Of the United
States forest scrviCe left saturday
night for Mountainair on an inspec-
tion trip.
ward Shepard, supervisor NJ tn"
ManEtuo forest. a gone to Grants
and McGanoy on business for the
forest =rricc.
has returned from a trip 4 Las
Vegas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-11
SUPPER TABLE
GOSSIP

The knights of Columbus win hold
th"ir regular meeting Tuesday eve
ming ~ y o'clock in 81 Mary'h hail
All members are urged 10 Doe present
as thu auditors and trustees viii make
their report Ht his meeting Al Wis
ting knights are invited Go attend
this meeting.
". \. Lloyd. of the department ~
agriculture, who came here from
Washington a. attend the EXTENSION
conference OF count agents H. con-
fined to his bed at the Alyarudu hotel
with lrmhago.
Mfs. Cccil Collistcr and son.
Howard Of Murphysboro m. are
here visiting her sis~ter-iu-law. Mrs
" j Harrison, and other ru ntivcs
She viii bc here fut tho rest OF the
summor.
Mrs. 4. IL Duncan II suffering from
n bruised fhOuldcr as a result OF nu
Hutumobil" accident which occurred at
the point whore the road TO MhitCOmh
springs leave the main highway. on
saturday IN" machine, which was
driven by Mr. Duncan got beyond
control and began % back across tn.
hcld. Mrs Duncan l"apcd from TN"
car In her excitement. 80 one else
was Injured and the machine was not
damaged
sicgfrlcd Kahn was granted iudg-
mrut FOR &tshAs against Samuel Pa
dilla hy the district court this morn
Ing
The automobile of VI. NrugOu. 1913
South Third strict. which was re-
ported stolen last night. was found
this morning near the home at tlNd"
TiuElcy. 500 south Walter street
Nrlguu l"fi his csr parked ON South
Third street Yesterday afternoon and
when he went back for ~. tho ear
was missing Mr. TiuElcy notified
M" police this morning that the car
was standing near his home
Horn, July (, to Mr.. and MIR. Vim
cent IrruiUll. e SON Mrs Grruivll De-
A. the Wum,u'7 and Chiiircu's hose
pital
The joint meeting ~ the American
tho legion, which was 20 have been
held tonight has been postponed The
next meeting ut the legion is to bc on
1.lN 90
The Jul, meeting sc ia" Shrine
evening has been called OF.
O.. Z. Morgan today took out =
permit for Mr Baker to build H
r~To,'fg store ri sol South Second
street. The approximate cost Hls
given a. $4,000.
Mineral lDdgr No. {. knights 81
pytbits. Will meet tonight 300 CD, Is.
Of D. hail tor installation Of Officers
The pNthIIU Sisters held installation
ul officers Saturday night
Coal supply 90. Phones . aud =
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-11
MAnRfAGE IICENsrs.

Ethel C0wan. Albuquerque Gilbert
l.. Heniz Albuquerque.
J|uiiaulta Gomez Ranches de Albu-
guorquc Pa Ito Puchrco. Alemrda
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-11

tional expense Iir pointed out that
almost 80 per cent 81 tho %appropria-
tons 20 tu tho schools and q large
percentage to road work. Tho com
tracts have already been made tor
most Of the road work. 80 that APP
preparation could not be- cut.
The convention passed resolutions,
addressed 10 the forest service. ask
ing that the time OF payment Of a
ing fees In Arizona forests be fur
the extended until December /. and
that In making those charges. the
forest scrvic. take into confederation
the druuth conditions on the ranges.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-11
DEATHS

hLtiHWpRr-FuueuI r@,fgirr, for Frank
hI'fuV' ri wsrr held from French ghsprI
ihIH afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock r., knui.
Hn "ffUlafns burial wa boz fslr|rv Gem.
.'UIr HHIIhrarrrs were. WIN kslrhrr.
bruno pIrrtuHn John lr,dr.ks Dan Dye
Aruin hra,mrr and Lawrence Waish.
Ll'tku LusIlr iurrru. year Old
asurht.r of &c., and Mr. Santiago Iucrr,
died Sunday morning 81 tho parent. r".i
lsnor un .u- South RIM street Funeral
arrangement, viii be made tuda} trol
lnti ia charge
uACA. DErstobal Gilbert Harl infant
-'n ut Nr Hnd Nrs Louis Ha,s diUd tins
morning 1f ihrir residence uu ltt2 Hprth
fIrt street The body shs taken to Crul
IrifH Funeral parlor. lun'.il afrausr
n"uis rIN hH aEnouurrd later
IANtlA-Iuss Gtlhrrtn Garriu go year.
nId died tH|H morning % biz residence on
Norih Fourth street Hr s survived Dog
bus pafonn nHd two brother. Who were With
him when tha end came The body vas
Nk'u ~ rrnIl0ft.s funeral parlors Funeral
arrangement viii be- announced later
NSupA Harold D mood iiri a. a
local hospital today ~ the axe ~ 90 y'ars
he wee e service man and had scrn service
lNsN.r its home eaa I'm hIrLHf"Hd
We The body is at strong BROTHER pend
iug Instruction. from relatives
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-11
Cattle Sanitary
Board Holding
Meeting in City

Members of tho New Mexico Cattle
Sanltatary board are In session today
In the office Of NJ O. Keenan,. sccrc-
tary In the city han. All members re.
ported this morning that the ranges
throughout the state except IN the
southwest are In excellent condition
since the recent rains. No business
had been transacted ~ . o'clock when
the members met Tor the afternoon
session.
The members Of tho board who are
here are; H. e. MosSman. Roswell.
H. L. Hodge. silver city: T. u. Burns.
TERRA Amarillo. cole ituilsiun, Mag
dalcna; Felipe Luccro,, Las Cruces.
T. J. Ross. Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-11

CITY ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP
PavHH 6s7-W sos > EEookD -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-11

English postmasters, 800 years ago,
Iook care 81 horses more than vi ma
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-11
Bursum Votes
Against Vacation
In the Senate

SOCIAL 70 fHN HfHAt0
WASiliNGTON, July Senator
iiursuiu refuses 10 vote Tor vacation
in the senate when the matter Of
tarniiou came up Senator Bursum
stated hlr refusal To- vote for ~ on
the zruIrd ~ tho many serious quos-
O. facing the rouutrN. senator
iiur4uuTH constituents viii realize that
60 vacation Just now might bee desir-
able iU o., senator but the duties Of
his office demand his presence here.
hence Do" voted agaiust q vacation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-11

June Caprice and George B,
Seitx in THE Sky Ranger" with
Neal Hart in "Hell's Oasis"
Adapted from THE Fighting
Parson."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-11

Coal supply 90. Phones . aud =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-05
Ground Broken for
Big Lewiston Hotel

LEWISTON. Idaho. Oct g.
Ground was broken for Lewiston's
$500. 900 hotel. and the event was a
holiday. The prosperity parade"
formed at Ninth and Main SITS. head
ed by an automobile containing the
officers OF tie city and Commercial
Club. and others instrumental In
making the new hotel a reality. Next
came the band OF pieces. followed by
hundreds OF business men. preach
ers. bankers, lawyers, doctors. teach
ers, rochard men and others. repre-.
senting almost every line OF bust.
ness, all wearing overalls and carry.
ing shovels.
Mayor Thomson. with a golden
shovel. threw the first shovel of dirt.
followed by hundreds OF other en-
thusiastic citizens. while the band
played.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-05
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove Tsrminai--n-sfr Ksystons
stats. sfr Fushimi Mhru A-str No.
rainan Naru.
Bet street rerninsi--u. n n. q Besr, U
y c. q. Algonquin. U. 8. 1. II. T.
Fern.
Pier is--etr fsion-
Pier Str saginaw.
Pier str Daisy Freeman.
Pier str jefferson. ctr fAtouchs.
PIER D-ktr Admiral schfsy.
shipping Hoard Moorings- DELIGHT,
ctr palfosa. ctr West Himrod. ctr
western Knight. str Anna X Morse.
ctr Cfos. Keys. str West Hxrtisnd.
Pacific Coast Coal Bunksfs-U. q. I. q
tmafiils. u. r. T.. ". +. Heather
East waterway Dock a Warehouse CO.
str Temiurs Msru. str Fukui Maru.
Todd's Dry pock--ship Chiiiicothe. bktn
Forrest Friend. hktn Forest Pride. bktn
Forest Dream. barge washteBaw.
Puget aound Bridge a Dredging CO.
Str Patterson.
rsshsr's FIcuring Mi's-esr wsnasohsA
Afoss rsrd-aff Roosevelt
LAX. Internationally W. y. purrows
Fss schr Ruby, bhtn Guy & coss, ship
peutamtn ". Packard. biz W. II. Ffsrs.
hArEs y n Peters. rrr~ Maud. schr
Salvador. str H. u. Lovsioy. ship IT.
Paul
WINSTON wsrfrs Rsiiwsy--F,r Morning
s,srs schr csnsno. str Grtffco. bsrges
coguitiam CITY. Henry Willard. schr
Levi w. ontrandsr, ship Russell Hsvf-
side. schr william Nottingham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-05
EGGS STEADY
AT 60 CENTS
Butter At Cents a Pound;
Winter Pears on Market

whoiesais egg prices were steady
on the local mart Wednesday at 90
cents a dozen for fresh ranch and
40 cents dozen for pullets.
The butter market was steady al
~ cents a pound for city creamery
bricks.
Bartlett pears are cleaning up well
at s2.25 10 $3.50 a box and the win
ter variety IL now on the street at
the same price. Jonathan apples are
moving well.
No changes were noted In the
vegetable section OF the market. with
all scasonable commodities showing
a slight increase In sales. California
sweet potatoes were quoted at from
4 to "a cents n pound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-05
POULTRY

wANTFD-BLAcK MrNoRcA PUf-
let's, from 10 IL months old. Also
hens and young roosterr OF all
kinds. y. y. Brown, t23t William
ave. Garfield 1919.
YOUNG CHICKENS AND LAYING
hens, 10 head. reasonable 10 taken
at once. Rslniar 07l3-J.
ef FOR gAI.E-AJITOMOR .FS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-05
SELLING WAVE
FORCES GRAIN

CHICAGO. Oct. s.-Generaf selling
OF wheat forced grain prices down
on the Chicago board Of trade today.
The selling pressure came largely
from Northwest interests. There
WAC little demand for corn or oats
and the break in wheat further de-
pressed quotations in those two
grains. Provisions were lower.
December wheat opened off 10 at
si.itis and lost u additional before
tho close. May lost nc at the OPEN
ing. si.i9h. and later dropped ap-
other fc.
Corn---Decembcr opened ofs &C at
$50 and lost another VIC before the
close. May corn. after opening off
NC a. 5fisc, remained unchanged.
December oats opened unchanged
NC before the close.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-05
Vessels in Other Ports

christiania-B so-saiied. motorship
George Washington for Seattle.
UonRkonG e--Bailsd, ctr Arabia
Aaru for Seattle.
Kobe-oct ARRIVED. str west Jsssup
from Seattle. oct. str EidrldHs from
Seattle.
YoSohsms-oct ARRIVED. str Buva
Nsru from Seattle.
New rotk-Oet. Arrived. str Amsrf-
can from Seattle. Oct. STALLED. str
Julia f.uokenbach for Baafti..
HAibaa@Oct a@Haiisd. rnotorshtp
Canada for Hesttieg motorship Buenos
Aires for Heattisi str Robin coodfeilo~
for Seattle.
Han bieso~Cct. t-Hsiied. str Anne
Hanify for Seattle.
San raucirco--Ort t--Rafisd. ". n ~.
= Nitro towing a barge. for Puget Sound
Naval Station. ct nj str Thomas
Crowley for Seattle. at .. m. str Prsni-
dent for seattis. at II a. ma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-05
3 Ships Go Ashore
on Sound in = Dax

Three vessels went ashore within
a few miles OF Seattle a. q result AZ
Tuesdays heavy fog.
Tho American Hawaiian frsiehter.
Arizonan. went ashore on Tlmekiln
Point In the San Juan STRATA "a
the steam schooner saginaw, With
the barge Charles Nelson IN tow.
struck on Bush Point on Whl1by
island.
All three vessels were fioa&ed later.
but the Arixonan was Leaking -
badly in No. . hold that she was con
PEELED 70 put into Victoria foP ~
paira and she may have e 90 int
drydock.
The Arizcnan was bound fsUm q,
attic to North Europe ports. ana the
barge was being tcwed from San
Francisco to Mukilteo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-05
Reaction Hits List
During First Sales


exchange the
such Baldwin Asphalt and siudebsksr
Of that prices for and re by.
coast nees dragpd 80 below the peak ~ the last
ri United 7e. unehansed Behebem D. 49, or NJ
cruclbe KcysprnRfield off
re ~ o uA as p y msesn PS
100 or v. N' " ~ ~ 1850 " " =" "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-05
ACREAGE

ONE ACHE
RICH SOIL. LEVEL. CLEARED
Close 70 Hotheii highway. city water
have an acre with creek. Price
1880; tioo eash. $40 per month at
A FINE CORNER
one acre. facing on Hothcl road
close In; good location for store o.
garage! city water aud creek.
Price i.sO0, s20o cash. balance $40
per month at per cent
QUARTER ACRE TRACT
Near Greenwood. opposite Country
Club. water piped. likhtA ava
able, broom house tunfutninhedl.
Price 1850; terms $50 cash aud siO
per month at per cent
CARTER. Mac DONALD A MILLER
2oS Columbia ~, Elliott $50,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-05

Better watch and ieweiry. repair Tor
400, Arcade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-05
Reported by Wireless
U<o~fved M .. a Naval Usais

Oct. str Alaskan $50 miles south OF
Tatoosh island. bound for sssttis. p m
str Toyooka Maru. from Yokohama for
Seattle. rs miles off Tatoosh island al
p. m. str i.uhrico. San Frsncisco for &C.
attic. tis miles north % fan Francisco ~
p. M stF Rainier. Seattle for Gan Fran
cisco. $50 miles from San Francisco al
?. m str 0riffdu. Seattle for Union
Nay. as mfies from Seattle 81 q p. m.
ctr Northwestern. Seattle for keschiksn.
$50 miles frcm Seattle st .. M. motor
ship libby Maine. Taku for FeAtti@. 100
miies from Cape fiattery q, .. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-05
PORT TO GET CREDIT

Freight shipments from Seattle -
Uruguay will hereafter BE- officially
credited to this city. rather than %
San Francisco. aitho the ships may
have completed loading at the Can-
fornia SEAPORT. Other South Amer
lean countries are expected to FOL
low the ruling Of the Uruguan consul
general.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-05
SHIP IN DIsTREss

LISBON. Oct. 6.--Steamer Quest
with Sir Ernest shasasleton ana
party on board. Il In distress ~
Cape Darcca, west Of here. She has
asked for help. Shackleton Is head.
Ing an expedition into the Antarc&ie
on a four.years trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-05
THOMAS. wENArcnEE sKrrER

Capt. III. G. Thomas. veteran Pa
cific coast mariner. has been named
Ms master OF the big transpacific
liner Wonatchoe. which sails again
for the orient on October 10. Capt.
J. y. ouptlll. formerly In command.
requested that he be transferred 20
n berth whore he would not have 10
be away from his family for such
long periods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-05
The Seattle Star.

fSaIly AL 1907 Seventh Ave.
NJ seatiin. MAahinEtnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-05

In the province Of Kuieclsow.
China. is race OF dark-skinne6
aborigines called the Black Macs,
differing greatly in character from
the Chinese.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-05
Alaskan Vessels

cordeya--oct. s-aaiisd. str Alameda.
sout IN bound, OF ltitb o. ma
Vsldsn-Oct. 4-anileds str Admiral
Watson. southbound. AZ i.it p m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-05

William Tuppin pleaded guilty to
grand larceny In Judge Halls court
Wednesday and was given six
months TO ten years. He was ac-
cuscd OF stealing tho money bag OF
a First ave. restaurant. The mini
mum sentence was recommended by
Esther v. Johnson. attorney for the
state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-05
u BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GROCERY STORE. wfTH ! LIv-
ing rooms. doing s2b 20 $50 per
day cash: rent only $40: right
downtown. Full price only $1,000.
GARAGE AND REPAIR SHOP FOR
LEASE
iB-csr capacity: fully equipped with
all necessary tools. just the place
for two mechanics. No bonus TO
pay; rent. with lease. 3fb per
month
IL ROOMS. DOWNTOWN location:
rent tTe: stove hsat; well furnish
ed and clean. Hull price only
$1,000: half cash. Nets 800 per
month.
COLORADO INVESTMENT co.
1O4 Green Bldg, 4th and Pike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-05
Arrivals and Departures

Arrived
Oct str Saginaw from Gan Fran
cisco, AZ sfao d. M. oct. s-~U. y. r. G.
Hear from Nome and Alaskan points, at
2 b. M. motornhip Apex from OPT wal.
ter via ApsT. at $40 y. nj str Admiral
nehiey from Vancouver. ~. a.. az $50 p
m str Andrea y. f.ucksnbach from New
York via balboa. Han Pedro. San Fran
cisco and Portland. AT 1880 .. nj str "A
mifni Farrseut from San Diego Via san
Pedro and Han Frsuoisoo. ct lz;2o .. IN.
Sailed
Oct str Admiral schisy for San
Pedro via HAn Francisco. at nooni str An
drea y. Luckrnbach for New York via
Tacoma. Han Francisco. Nan Pedro. Bal
boa and Baltimore, 81 q. m. oct 9
Htf West fvan'for Tacoma. ht 2. m; ctr
Admiral Farfsgut for Tacoma. az mid
night. str Apes for Port walter. ct t.fo
a IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-05

SMALL SHACK
ALDER. FIR AND CEDAR
This land liea perfectly level: faces
on county road: the very best Of
soil. enough wood on the land 20
moro than pay for u. cione TO rail-
road and sawmiiir. and nice lake.
free mail delivery close 20 Sc
sttls. only 1850. on your own
THE W. r. MORSE CO.
ala Ieary Bldg Elliott tfss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-05

A new tank, recently demon
strated In France. will cross
trenches. swim on tho surface of
water. and then dive and crawl along
the bottom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-05

AnnAI. aArnfrl1,l.

A REAL sAcRfFtois
e-room house s bedrooms. dining
room. living, Kitchen. bath and re-
eepuon room house " the beet Of
condition, we'll located. good view
one block TO car limo and pave
mentt close 60 schools. stores and
churches. b-minute walk 10 Nrcen
Lake. Price $4,000: $500 down. fSo
month.
N. NJ. NELSON
fio Hinekioy BID, aud and Columbia
Elliott ASST.
sa.soe; $500 CASH, tao MONTH
This place should sell TO tho urss
party seeing ", A b-room bunga-
low, with bath; fuii concrete base.
ment; grand view OF sound and
Mountains; CORNER LOT. boxtoo;
situated west Of fhipney, ! block
north OF park. WHY PAY REMIT
III. A, SCHROEDER
as Central nldg. Main oo6i.
Evening. North aboi,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-05

Angorn, In Asia Minor, II the
temporary capital Of Turkey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-05
r. VAN AnsDArr
1919 Third Ave-

io-AcRE IMPROVED HOME
acres IN hish state 81 cultivation:
80 bearing fruit trees; large patch
81 straw berries and rarpbcrries.
good T-room house. bath. range,
chicken house and runs for 500
resr town aud large mill. Price
t7.Ste: terms
r. VAN ARspALE
1915 Third Ave.