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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-27
Wrench Co. Awarded
Damages of $3.50

The Premier Wrench Co. was
awarded 1850 for alleged damages
in Judge Boyd 7. Tailman's court
Tuesday. while the pioson Manufao-
turing Co. was given 90 days IN
which 20 make monkey wrencheai
Two years ago tho Premier
Wrench Co, which owned a patent
10 manufacture n certain wrench.
entered into a contract with the Pier.
son Co. Tho latter was 10 manufac
ture the tool. The two companies
together were 10 market Il. ana tho
profits were 90 be shared between
this two
One year ago the wrench company
opened suit for 1000 damages. nj.
ieging that the wrcnchcs had never
been made. and asked az tho same
tins that tho contract be annullcd.
The case was continued until Tues.
day OF this week. should the Pier.
son Co. mil 20 fill tho order for
wronches within the given 80 days.
tho contract will be annulled thru
the courts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-27
NEGRO SLAIN IN
ROW OVER Girl.
Alleged Assailant May Be
Charged With Murder

Samuel Watson. 4s. negro cook.
died in city ho'adtai Monday after.
noon. Of gunsho wounds received
in n negro quarrel at 1894 jackson
St. last Tuesday Two men and a
woman are held BY police.
Uriah watson. 30. ~ alleged 20
have shot Watson. and was accused
BY the injured m@n after abe shoot
ing He win facet charge Of MUIR
der. II IL beloved in viaw Of tbs
evidence against him Watson was
shot twice. in The lungs land groin.
The quarrel iss ssaid too have been
over Sarah Spencp, a negress. %.
who is held as q material witness.
along with another nearp.
PatfoIrnan Ross e. Watson made
the arrests, finding Ur1ah Watson
with the gun In his hard. and Sam
Watson dying on the floor Of his
room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-27
1921 Record of
Pedestrians Hit
by Automobiles

ECn Mrs. Maggie n. Evans, 70.
S0U $50 n. fsrd n. Sustained
"A broken rib wfen struck down by
an auto Monday afternoon M Third
ave. and Virginia 1T. Mrs. Evans
was crossing the street when an
auto driven by g II. Post. IA n.
Boylston ave. hit bier as she lodged.
Her son, T.. l.. Evans, was called
and took his mother TO Seattle Gen.
Ieral hospital y
Ec1 Mike cd lante. $40 18th
Do i ave, war seriously injured
Monday morning tat Fifth ave. 3.
and Main ST., WIN N he walked in
front Of an huto' driven by r. H.
HagiEt. s32s isth ave. N. r. and was
hurled to the pavet mont. Hagist told
the police he did n OF see the man in
time 20 avoid the accident. as the
latter walked from between several
cars. Galante is en- Providence hos
|pitai suffering from a probable frac-
|ture OF the skull
ECO An unidentified boy. age
OOk s. was knocked down and
slightly cut by an auto at Boren
ave. and Spring II. Monday. J. r.
Barnett. 1921 wyCrockett St, driver
|of the auto. saN the boy became
confused. He was taken to Column
bus sanitarium for treatment and
lsent home.
ECO Wanda Molten. IL. 1891
OOO 18th ave, was struck down
and bruised by an unknown driver,
who fled. after striking her at Pike
ST. and 10th ave. Monday. Miss
Molten was crossing the street on
her way TO Broadway high school
when the accident occurred. She
was taken home for treatment Po-
lice are searching for the driver OF
the car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-27
Lone Bandit Gets
$3.50 From Bank

JEFFERSON. Ore. Sept. c7.--A
lone. unmarked rohbcr entered tho
Oregon stato bank here. shortly art
cr 10 o'clock this morning. and. after
holding ND T. w. Hall. n bookkecper,
who was alone in the bank. locked
Hall IN the vault and escaped with
sa.gso in currency and silver.
Hall managed TO cxtricats himself
from the vault which had not been
locked securely. and sounded an
alarm. pos-rs are out In pursuit OF
the rohbrr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-27
Go to Washington,
to Discuss Rates

OLYMPIA. Sept. demonstration
with Commissioner Aitchisont OF the
interstate conmerse commission
relative 10 the joint decision Of the
commission and the Washington de-
partment on Henry tariff lib.
on class and commodity rates in
Washington west OF the Cascade
mountains 10 the chief purpose OF a
visit to be made in Washington.
D. c., by f. " Kuykandall. director,
and o. Q. calderhead, Of the state
department OF public works. leaving
here Thursday.
Following this conference. Director
Kuykandail and Mr.. Calderhead will
attend the convention of the Ma
t.onal Association OF Railway and
Utility Commissioners 70 be held the
week OF October II at Atlanta, Ga.
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To Face Charge of
Driving Death Car

OLYMPIA, Wash. Sept 2T.--Req.
uisition for return Of Roy Kane.
alias Roy Baldwin. wanted in San
Francisco for manslauehter was
honored late Monday by Gov. Hart
of Washington.
Kane is charged with driving an
automobile at high speed thru a
closed street. running down sevcrsl
workmcn and killing Michael Hnlr
Following arrest and placement<un.
der bonds. he lied the state and
was found NJ Aberdeen.
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II. c. Miller. 80. n being held IN
city Jail Tuesday. following an al.
legged aitcinp, 20 brighten passengers
on tho Admiral line steamer SPOKANE
Monday night. Miller Is said 20 have
been diarfned by officer Perry OF.
teson. OF tho steamer. after he had
drawn a sun on tho crowd. Miller
raid he had becn robbed and demand.
"a bis money from tho passengers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-27
BLACK Cat" Again
in Magazine Racks

The Black Cat, a magazine OF the
short story. which suspended publ
cation when paper and printing costs
were greatest. Is being published
again The new editor is William r..
Kane, who for ~ years edited the au.
thors' magazine known as the Editor.
In it's hey=iay the Black Cat gave
largo prizes to authors. and made a
speciality Of the story "of strength.
not length" 1t printed the early
stories Of many authors now famous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-27
Defrauded Famous
Pianist. Is CHARGE

officer John r. Cartan. or tho Chi
csgo police. arrived In Seattle Tues.
day, 20 take Bernard A. Seville. al.
legged hunco man. TO Chicsgo. where
he will face an indictment. charging
him with defRudiug Rudolph CAM.
the fsmouH pianist Of 1880 in
checks. Seville II said TO have SO.
cured tho money by posing az an
agent OF talking machine com.
pany.
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WinOna Wilcox Says:
Virginia Paid Price of PerUersity.
Millions of Girls Like Her.
Loneliness Placed Above Morals?
Corsetiess High School Dancers.

girl who pridos herself upon be.
longing TO "a nice family rushes
up 10 boy from n nice family.
claps a hand upon each Of the
youths shoulders, and looks
deep Into his cyes--in order 10
properly emphasize some trivial
happening In their Juvenile so
cictyi
She IL pretending she II dlsin.
Eenuous. but crammrd with en-
thualaAIn, fun OF pcp'-just
like her favoritc screen star.
Recall the Indignation OF
the mothers who discovered
In dozens Of high schools last
winter that their sweet, un.
sophisticated little daughters
were checking their corsets
before dancing commenced,
Unless they did, the boys
wouldn't dance with them,
these young things tearfuIly
explained when their par
ents and professors brought
them 10 time and forced
them 10 admit that they
''hnew bctter."
Big mistakes In human con,
duct seldom fall like lightning
! from the skies. as a curse Of ths
high gods. Almost invariably
they are developed from srrrsii
errors. pcrverssty willfuiiy add Id
10 perverslty.
Probably nobody was evhr
more surprised TO find hins tn
in jail than Fatty ArbuckIe. FIND
yet the steps downward had
been deliberately placed day tby
day and hour by hour by Rho
man who followed them at last
TO n prison cell. by the girl who
followed them TO her grave.
Wrong.doers IN the Beginning
know better" That's a ,ho nelly
doctrine. but a wholesome dine.
Beauty, when tempted. may
try to fool itself about II. And
may succeed In fooling men. But
women, old and young. cant tes-
tify that each girl has AN In
stinct about right and wrong
which she can trust-unlcss she
wears 1t down to blunfness..
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Public Market

PIKE PLACE
Stall IL MS best cane sugar. sac.
So. rs per lo0-ib sack. Stall 81 bars
orysisl White soap. ace. stall 10, pure
frcsh milk. % al; stall is2S. Kerr self
ms. atoi ksliuggs corn flakes or Post
Toasties. Ito. large box matches. &c.
ECONOMY
Stall 40 saited peanuts, i6c ~: raw
sheiled peanuts, ne. ssc; bulk choco-
late. aeo NJ. IA N, can Royal baking
powder, si,2b. stalls i-2-s, pot roast. ioc
2bel hams. soc 10. stalls s7-ss. pure
cider vinegar. shc gai am. can Al, J.
II, "B" brand coffee. soc
CORNER
stall ios Tbs. sugar sac; cans Co
operative milk. focl best creamery but
ter. tIc NJ, full cream chense, ~ ID;
cottage cheese Ice NJ Good Luck mar
sarine. s5c 10. 3 tbs. sioo. nos. fresh
roasted coffee. abe
stall 100, best cane sugar. MS 5tc;
whipping cream. 1sc bottles fresh milk,
40 Of. crystal White soap. FOR csc;
Roruona or carnation milk. lie; Royal
White soap, for 25c. Stall III, comb
honey, ace peanut butter, Ice 10; pota-
TO salad. COG pit; assorted Jellies. isc
glass
wEsrLAKE
sugar stnil, IDS. cano sugar. SIC; 9
bars Crystal White soap. s5c Stalls
io-i7. Federal or Cooperative milk. ioe
cant 2bc cans pork ana beans, s5c; 6
bars Lenox soap Csc. stall los. bars
Ivory, 1901 Burnett's extracts. e-oE ssc;
. pksa, matchea. 100 stall 1879. pure
strained honey, $50 PIT, obc ct, peanuts
, lbs. csc.
Stall az, lard, lbs. use, jowis tic N. /,
cry salt pork. isc 10. stall so. cottage
butts, sbc ~; Eastern bacon. 45o 10. /;
new kraut. ms. ibc stall 1. bread. 3
loaves acc; butterhorns. s for sac; pies.
asc each. Stall 40, butter. soc ~ eggs,
see doz.l cream cheese. CSC 10. stan 20.
largo can Log Cabin syrup. slob: Holly
flour. ti.9s sack; No. 10 Jack corn meal.
aeo. Stall 81, bacon, Ice H.; ealt pork,
lso 10. lard. lbs. ase
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The tWo empty bottles
which federal prohibition Of
fieiols sag they found in Ros-
coe Arbucklo's room after the
orgg IN Which Virginia Roppo
is said 10 hare received her
fatal injuries. These bottles
tOiH be an exhibit IN his
forthcoming trial for murder.
Other bottles are declared TO
hare disappeared. Robert II.
Mccormack, special assistant
attorney general, has tahen
charge Of The liquor phase Of
The Arbuciie case and said q
number Of grand jurp tadict.
ments mere in siDhl.
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Author Of Confessions Of War
Bride" "Confcssions 81 n Bride"
and Letters 20 lovers"
By Winona Wilcox

aNtt1i VI hWtfA' NNNhIH VI w q
Bride" "Confessions 81 Bride"
and Letters 10 lovers"
TUE sirl IN the hrbuckle cnse
l. she shouldn't have been
there Listen 10 women dis.
GUESSING the most startling scan
dai OF the decade. that Is their
unanimous verdict.
"shc shouldn't have gone 20 n
wine party 10 d man's room
they agree.
"she knew better~ THUS old
and young. innocent and sophls.
Heated. hold the girl. and each
other. and all Of their sex. re-
sponsible for sustaining tho ira.
di,lon OF what IL good behavior
for n woman.
IL seems an unsympnthetic
opinion when ono remembers tho
ultramodern theories about
everybody's right 10 all the Joy
they can pick up. n hard verdict
when applied 10 a girl who has
died for her mistake.
But isn't Il tho TRUTH Doesn't +.
woman always know better"
than TO fall for foiiy7
Now II would Indicate great
ignorance u modern life 20 NJ.
firm that only the show slri type
today considers her beauty OF
more importance than her char.
acter.
The conviction that ioveiiness
and charm are a girls suprcmeiy
desirable nssets is acted upon
daily by come girls whose par.
snts take II for granted that they
know better"
Picture this: The scene ls al.
most any hjsh school dance. A
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WOODLAND PARK nuNuAioW
st.eNO--h room bungalow, practically
new and absolutely. modefnj hard
wood nootsl flroplhcei bookcsses
lishtlns; cabinet Kitchen with
nook. 2 good hedrooma With light
ed eloAetal fine pluinbiuHi mlalI
llnoieum. electric ranger cemehl
basement. furnace aud trays. lot
. s,ie,s "a sllsI lawn, s aeitrssi
homo IN splendid nelshporheod;
$500 cash VIII do the Trick, call
North i2ta evenings
hpWlN EtkNilN -.
1919 Third Ave, Finott 500
ARE you PAYING REMIT
OWNER out 81 town. says rcil hts
modern h-room cottage fpr .e~f
than IL would cost 20 huildt has
nice living room. ? bedrooms bath,
dining room aud kitchen, with
large besementi nice leyel ~,
located In Nerth fhlnney ave
Phfcn OF riffs CoTTA0E ONLY
ss,fsos on tsrms ,oi iisg cash.
eli Third Ave. Elliott 1901
MUST SELL, Want, AN OFTEN
3-foom bungalow. with large sleep
cow. Chickens. Hest otter will get
IL regardless OF sacrifice. on
paved street. assessments all paid.
sa,ooe.-t,room eunsalowl ,n BAN
Any reasonable terms accepted.
GILBERT & co. =.
sass F eha,oSNssE AkikiESRs' Otssii'' ' o
cnoicE HOME SACRIFICE -LEAV.
ing state. Part sschanne., =
rooms: news lots ueixioe)i close
school ears lsree garden. poultry
Tights: phone many homes build
ing. eold quickly, cost and worth
te'fo0: sell $1,000. include $500 FUR
nituTe easy terms. Hahsrd. own
er. soAb 18TH ave. $. w
HOME AND nuslNEse PROPERTY
Close In; paved heulcvardi a. trans.
fer point. consisting Of 4 modern
living rooms, = good sized Hterc-
rooms. Choice property, years
cid. $3.50. ON terms. els worth
JAMES q. JONES & co.
stff Rainier Rivd. At Deneaee &c
RAiNfER VALLEY ACRE HOME
ta.aso; YOUR own TERMS
New b-room modern bungalow CO
ment basement etc; choicg acre
q GROUND. on good street, blocks
JAMES q. JONES co.
ttiT Rainier Biyd.. at Cenesee 81.
CAN YOu BEAT THIS
s-room furnished cottage, lot 40x
IsS. blocks from car line. Max
wen bag included IN this. Price
1850: terms 5000 cash. balance
SIS per month.
SAM JOSEPH
sasI sfth Az. \. Phone Rainier oo1t
4-RooM HOUSE AND hATH. IN
good condition. A-acre ground.
good soil Owner Rainier o2et-J.
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BALLARD

ia HAII.AlfD
GROOM MODERN BUNGALOW.
s. h00--s500 cash. sac per month.
combination living and dining
room. with fireplace. buffet and
panelsd walls: Kitchen IL roomy.
with breakfast nook. bath n be-
tween . bedrooms on center hall.
attic 10 large. with windewa.
reached by stairs from the kitch-
en-: has rough floor. cement wall
foundetionf lot II level. and a cor
ner, b0xiot feett all assessments
will DO paid at this price. House
IL only 4 years old No. 2ss
kEAN Bn0E.
500 ballard Ave-. sunset 0l7T.
TAKE BALLARD CAR
3 ROOMS. MODERN.
full cement basement: good dia-
trict; bexloS ta.sgO; $500 cash.
Cost 80. SOC. ! ndvtstiss sacrifices
% clients only. II yours 10. eAl
Sunset 90oI.
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ao-AcRE nARaArN
=, IMPROVED ACRE

IMPROVED ACRE
NEAR FOSTER. fi.a7b
Splendid tract; uud~r cultivation
this summer. facing on fine county
road. accessible 10 both paved
highways and walking distance 60
intsrurhan and bus lines. good L.
room plhstefrd house. chicken
house, wood shed. flnn wells,
rich loan soil. place fenced and
cross-fencrd. good neiEhbors.
schools. ntorta. ctes only u min
uts4 drive from gcattie'a market
WIN make good terms 60 RESPONSE
bis buyeF, call Mr. uiigen. Sef
Mutual Life nidx. Pioneer pi FL
lott t23Q.
" -AcRr IN WEST sMArTI.E.
with hcuso. $780, sieo caah. SIS
per month. Fine for garden ana
~ q. PETERS. 77s Third Ave.
TWO HOUSES. on 40 ACRES. 81. 400.
hhaEit county. close 60 lots OF
work Easy terms.
~ q PETBna. T1s Third Ave.
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Jailed 60 Days on
Rum-Making Charge

A $3.50 fine and eo.day sentenoe IN
the county jail were given Robert
Howell Tuesday morning. IN Judge
G. c. Dalton's court. Howell was
charged with manufacturing intoxi.
eating liquor with intent 20 sell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-27
ACREAGE

1 ACRE
ALL CLEARED
40 V, asrd and tath ". e.; city
water. city light. level, rich black
roii: rweepinE view % Lake Wash
inEton. Price 1900. $50 cash and
balance $40 per month at ss.
1 ACRE
on BOTHEfL ROAD
At tooth ~, Good aoti. all cleared
some fruit trres. city water and
light Price $1,000; 400 cash. ball
Rneo $40 per month. at 81.
CARTER MCDONALD a MILLER
2ob Columbia St Elliott tSTO.
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Prosecutors Who aOiH direct
the case against Arbuckle.
Adore, District Attorney
~ndy, Who successfs,klv
handled the notorious Hoso-
ard st. gang cases and scho
Is aggressiuciy determined to
see Justice done IN the Vir-
yiniu Rape tragedy. Belo,C,
Assistant District ATTORNEY
Milton U'Ren, acho auilg act
ipely prosecute the case under
Brady's generalship.
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ACREAGE
pANpr RANCH

ACRES; RUNNING WAITER
Good house; bearing fruit. and all
thoroiy cleared: large family or
chard: berries: welt built house.
very attractive. finished In beaver
s oass s.a sooa a ms c esasn,
curbing; facing main county road,
and very convenient for anyone
working downtown. Prizes $3.50:
small cash payment and monthly
terms acceptable from satisfae-
BtRKE q TARRAR. Inc.
900 New York Block.
5000 FARM FOR ONLY ss.Tte
Is acres. with new b-room house;
concrete cellar: good barn and
poultry house; 20 hens. acres
black e2. az, sl lapa &c, ssss sr Tnasr
on HIGH SCHOOL, route: half
mile to grade school. large creek
horse. harness. wagon. saddle.
all farm tools. gasoline drag saw;
winter potatoes. Must be seen TO
WASHINGTON LAND CO. Gil Third.
10 ACRES. REAL. BAHGAfN
A great sacrifioe--io acres. half
bottom landj pew 5-room. house,
furniture, 2 beds. kitchen cabinet.
buffet. . drsssers.. dining tRble,
rugs; located near town and large
mill; ono hours drive 10 Seattle.
owner compelled 10 sacrifice.
Price. eompleto. sl,250; half cash.
2. VAN AitsDALE
1918 Third Ave. Main oii7.
oNB FARM or IS ACRES FoR
,s ls ina n trade n horso.. ~ i S GOD
barn. hen house.. crock OF
spring water. ] orchard; lots of
wood. aereg undor cultivation;
sil good land, no gravel VIII
sfhs nop,s ls,' sn S.s snt9 sar IN s2
what have you7 l. w. Alfred.
Route 1, Box IS. oakvliis. Lewis
20 ACRES. WITH WATER; BLACK
bottom soil, Ideal for root and
hay crops. hiackberries and rnsp-
berries UPLAND suitable for
near the Sound. with freedom from
and buildings Price tors. terms
1918 cash, balance within years
at 81, Free folder with Innp.
Charles somers Co, AInska Bldg.
s-nooM HOUSE; ORCHARD
Splendid soil level, 30 bearing fruit
trees; berries Of different kinds;
large family gardenl all fenced
n blocks from storcsl electric
lights: excellent water. convenient
for anyone working downtown.
Reasonable terms can be arranged.
SEQ Mr.. WiswslI. COS Seabeerd Bid,
3 on 10 ACRES. NORTH
We have .b-acre tract with
6-room log house: could be made
up TO @ splendid home, I'd Ike to
show you.this. only Z miles north
Of city limits: close to intefurban
station. Price $1,000 1900 cash,
balqnes 9 s ssN9y t ,Enz,.n A IN
1915 Third Ave Main ol17,
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FARM LANDS
$50 pER ACRE
SEVERAL THOUSAND AC.

$50 PER ACRE
SEVERAL TMoysAND ACRES
=. NV LAND
20 MILES sEATIf.E Or TACOMA
rcttlsra thru tho NORTHWEST
LAND HETTLEMEST AaSOCIA-
TON In 10, 20. 30 or f0-acre tracts
~ $50 per acre, on small payments.
SOL. EXPERTS have carefully In
sPses,sd The land and found u
rptRK. Gi kRbrSffN1Sh T FsottLTTfRir;..
DAlnYfNG. MINED FAfsMINts.
Some 81 the tracts have CLEAR
mo ENOUGH 70 be FLOWED and
PLANTED next SPRING. write or
s wsinIsTa be sisd ssT4fsy , NohI IA
aoclATioN, Room is colman
Dock. Seattle, Open evenings.
Note: VIZ nELP sErTLERB TO
CANADIAN PACIFIC ny, LAND
5000, coo acres Of fertile prairie land.
ready for he plow. at an Averages
terms; per cent interest for first
years: no principal payments fer
years. Aiho thousands OF acres
~. rich irrigated alfalfa land At
tbo par acre. including water
right $4,000 loan for Improve
start with small capital. we issus
low rates 10 Alberta For naps.
literature and rates apply 70 Ca
madam Pacific Ry. Land Dept. sos
Pioneer bldg. Main asss.
BUY a FARM WHERE YOU CAN
set work. Mills and camps are
now running. Big reduction In
price OF my siagit county land.
close 20 work Lot me tell you
IL. q. PETrRs. 7ae Third Ava
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This Is another heretofore
unpublished photograph Of
Virginia Raped photo
graph aOhich motion picture
producers considered char
acteristic of the goung aoon,-
ans striking ability TO goacn
herself foith individual art
istty. This picture acas kept
IN the files of many casting
directors as evidence of the
title morn by Miss Rappe--
"The Best GoWned Woman'
IN tho Hollywood film colony,
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ON DIES MONIES HIGHWAY

House of = large rooma, furnished.
electric light. y -acr6 fine soil
WE'LL qhioken housost ~ minutes
from city limits. Everything goes
for sl,400l easy terms. Mr., Bnylss,
Tho Douglas Co., l014 Third ave.
Naln 1850
NORTH END
q ncroa alder landI cloee 10 Echo
Lake stationi facing King county
line. In Snohomlsh county. This
Ia a rsal bargain at $1,000: $500
cash, balance easy terfns.
T.. VAN ARSDALE e. co.
1915 Third Ave Main 01t7,
NEAR PUYALLUP BERRY FARMS,
THESE IO-AcRE TRACTS ARE
ALL GOOD UPLAND SOIL. EASY
no CLEAR. AND THE PRICE,
$3.50, ON TERMS.
JOE WiNsHIP, 1910 THIRD AVE.
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he Seattle Star
Subscription Rates

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IMITATION WANTED ADvER-
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HorsEkEErINn ROOMS

NiCE ROOMS. sriAM HEAT. $40
per month. Ills iath ave. :. bea-
con iftS.
STA FuRNiaHEp nouSEkEEP-
Inc fnama, stink. everything FUR
nishcd close IN. Eart Saat,
81 FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS
NEWLY TINTED. EVnRYTnlNu
furnished cheap. Cioac In. 81.
weekly 1Qf Madison ~.
8 FURNISHED ROOMS AND BAfiL
&c FOR RENT--RoOMs
GEuRaiAN HOTEL GEORGIAN
Annex and Imperial ttotela--aho
rooms under ono manag emcnt
modern and fireproof, offer you
the lowest permanent rates In the
city. We can give you the room
you want HtSpte you want 20 pay,
Let ua prove ", See Louis Lucas
personally AT Georgian Hotel, or
see clerk In charge. baggage
transferred free.
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rooms. gentlemen preferred, eli
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WANTrD-To RENr

WANTNn - TO LEASE 5 OR 10
acre poultry farm, fully equipped
for goo birds State terms and
where located Address F-se. star
Al PUPILS WANTED
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