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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-17
MERCEDES

WI|UITII|I -I-- - - -
p ~, -Nl'h. lfNas Jan. TO- The
,.....,' ,'''.u''a "l 'nt M'l''ueH ihhk o.
$3.50, n,N lfuHl .enipanA he.d
"niHa, he.uns IuehaAr arr /.
.,N,, ~ l,'' ipiluNlnE were elected
r''a elile'rsi ffesidenI ~
, '''.''n ~, wee president H.
1870, N,Hnl'i u Haynes. Ha-
''t N'''i'l y ~ u" hlhhrl Nhd Nuih
,ni'' ot'' tors ~. Leincmann, u. A.
hlhokMoii. ST. Jno. r. Cause, J, a.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-17
PEOPLE OF NEARBY
COUNTIES ACTIVE

(continusd rom Page ~
thought would he fine ous on one
Of the best business corners % the
city the corner whsfs the opsre
house stood.
Zee country raised about ~ 600 bales
90 cotton laat year. fufy eighty Per
cont OF which, Il ~ stated vas sold
~ good prices. putting considerable
money In circulation. encouraging the
people ana causing them "a pull 1ff
unV OF the best county fairs in THE
pgri OF the state
While in B<svills the writer haa the
pleasure ~ meeting many old timers
and n number ~ former Corpus Chrie-
uAns, amnoH them james and chris
noughprty, eitofrcys-at-la Thomas
Craven. Thcs. grcEorv. county aseers-
or. A ". Aussctt and the Neinrsth
Bros, merchantsi also g A Holden-
felta, o. holdcnfelt Bros, contractors
and ship builders
Bee county has Tor ia county su.
peTintenaont Of achools a moat poD-
ular wsmRn Miss Fannie Dobie. Of
ieeviiic. who during tbs wolId war,
voiunteercd her services and went 20
siberia TO do her biz IN the American
4,auonal RED cross work. experience
inf some trying times IN ths; faT
away country before being brought eut
OF there M the nick OF time with
others by The American forces. when
the Russian government went o.
pieces.
All -four Of the brothers Of Mis-.
pubie were IN the war. IN service
ncros- the seas. two % them In the
aviation, thia speaks voirmea for one
Reeville family, an honor 90 the moth
e. ono ~ tho boys. Erich. stiil q.
following the aviation huainesa. With
Headquarters In Iowa at present on a
ylait 10 his home, hln ffieno Livinas-
tone so the same business flying south
with him, the two men giving exhi-
billions. flying over Beeyille almost
every day from the field there Tho
other brothers. Frank. Lee and Henry.
have good positions In this state, the
latter 40 Sinton, as district manager
OF tho telephone service which cover
several towns ar..
Sinton. the county seat ~ San IA
tricio county visited by The writer 40
his return home h another good town
with bright future san patricio
county comes next 10 Nuccea l1 this
part ~ tue state Tor the number OF
bales OF cotton produced lost year, the
farmers OF san pntriclO raising around
about 5i 900 haics ana fnoat 90 n
selling at good prices. cotninE IN carly
before The market went down The
people of san pntriclo county want
fine roads and like the people ir BE.
and Nucces. they have largo forces
out grading, knowing thO without
good roads no county ear rrogress and
have prosperity these days
~ TAFT. another live place 81 Sar
Particle county. every body wlA found
busy. not an idle man IN the town
" was said. every farm In fino con
dillon. cleared. plowcd and ready for
the next crop. Tar "a 20 have gRa
too, natural gas from White Point
Work han begun on tho pipe line. over
1000 foot OF ditch duf Tor the pine
line. laAt week.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-17
HEBBRONVILLE


liEHnHONNiiLE Texas Jan. TO- -
Mr. uud Mre Findy Miller OF san An
ouln wore rurntr ~ NJ ana Mrs
lowell McCnmuhen
Mrs A 4. Draper was hostess 90
De- ssif- Curfurr Wednesday. After
Pee lesson nn the first literary efforts
g tho American Indian. refreshments
Fefn served. Those present were
MFfdnmra } e. Draper. Armstrong
iriHcno Mccumuhcn Thompson. Edds.
David ma Anderson and Misses suwoil
and Luup
Miss Lucille Kohlor has returned
from n visit 90 friends IN Anaicton
d. A. Ban pf Alice was in town last
week.
Mrs Payne Driacoe entertained with
q bridge party frndny Two tables OF
1lnyers enjoyed the afternoon A de-.
.lclouH salad course was served 10
deadamrf. Thompson Houston. Wood.
ADAMS Nrumfeld, a T.. Draper ana
Misacs Lucille kohler and Evelyn
hriscnc
on wednesday afternoon Airs y.
70. Anderson complimentod Miss Lu-
ellie kohler with bridge party and
luncheon. III the dining room "a color
scheme ~ invendnr and purple WIS
'nrried out in the flowers. purple
mint cup ana place cards. The guests
Included Mesdnmca. Draper Bri0coc
McCnmphell. wood Adams Houston
and Mlssca Evelyn nriscoo and Lucille
kohier
Henry kddH went to NJ paao TO at
tend the convention OF cattle raiscrg
j o. Draper spent last week Ia
corpus Christi
The nrrnt-tcnthcrH association met
1nt Friday az the court house. After
me business session program wal
-cndcred. The piHno purchased by tho
iHociniion has arrived and has been
Installed
George Fdds of Baylor University
viaiung his parents M and Mrs.
Henry Edds
Mrs n Anderson entertained at
1ridar "wednesday, complimentary 60
Miss Lucille kohler violet and
Nhltn color scheme WIS carried out I'm
ho illly Cords ana cut flowers two
'ouiHc luncheon was served The table
wna in white with violet BouEnin-
flllea na centsrniccs and tally violet
nhHtoia holding candy aa favors Hand
PAINTED place cards Boz violet completed
'ht color scheme. The following nc-
cNnicd Mrs Andcrson's hospitality
MiHH lucille kuhlcr honorpo NIrr
Payne brlHcnr Mra. a. Houston. Mrs
Asa Diaper Mrs g. Adnmn. Mes.
hoh Wood Mrs n McCampboll.
Ml,s Evelyn hriaeoe and the hostess
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-17
Price of Cotton
ShowS Advance

~ The Associated frenr
NEW ORLEANS In Jen. i6-it
was week OF adVancinE pficct In
the cotton market mainly because Of
The strength ~ the January position
and The marked Improvement in the
mar.ci fof finished goods lirhcgt
prices came nt the middle uf the week.
when the trading months were ii3 20
ltf points over the last prices Of the
preceding week
Last rricta for tho week showed net
gains on contracts Of 9S 20 ios points
ln fhe spot department prices gained
100 points uu middllnK in The net ft-
suits the last quotation being 1900
Tho spectacular feature Of the week
was the movement 81 cotton from the
south 10 New York 60 be- rendered on
January contracts there Thursday
cicHrsnr,s FOR New York from THE
port Amounted a. SAGE bales and there
was coasiwiae total movement or
that day of 1857 haica. Rumnr had
10 thar $4,000 bales OF freight had leou
booked out NJ Sew Orleans for Sew
York in time for tender this month
and tit amount was varicnsiy esti-
mated an tho way from 10000 bales
ur 90 10000 The Improvement In tho
dry Foods situation generally WAS re-
ruricd as the most constructive de-
Nclopmfni - the week Many southern
MUS we're reported 70 have started un
Monday ou fuii time schedules. New
ENGLAND cloth markets reported the
largest sales ln months
This week the January deal will ~
watched with increasing interest FOR na
The expiration 81 tho present spot
position draws near more OF less "a d.
element h. anticipated
or possibly more Interest win be tho
doFciopmtnts in the cotton goods nnr-
kcts and any further Improvement IN
prices or Increases in the amount OF
business done a. likely a. create scenes
nf activity end excitement around tbs
contract rIug
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-17
TERRORISM or NEGROES
IN GEORGIA ABhTEp


~ The Associated rress
ATLANTA, Ca. Jan, 10 Reports
freug half dosen north Georgia coun
ties where threats have been made re-
comfy against negroes indicated there
was mo- further trouble SUNDAY
Tn Han ami GWvnnott counties
where attempts 90 drive out negro
residents appear to have been wide
spread. Hheriffs possess have been
formed Tor protection OF negroes. on
direci orders rom Governor Dorsey
Five uogrure from Gwyunctf coun.
ty who appealed Go The governor. also
visited United States District Attorney
Alexander who latuod statement ua-
sorting that the people OF GcorEie
have NO conception OF the mcannoss
and cruelty with which helpless neg b.
foes are bclnE treated"
u wish ! had made the state see and
know the horrible things that nrc he.
ms done and which come 10 my know
ledge almost daily" Mr. Alexander
added In the name ~ Just and
righteous God } eoiennly protest be-
fore the people uf Georgia"
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-17
EDINBURG

EnlNnTRG. Jar IS Several
chHnros have been made in Edinhure
firms at The heglnnlnr az the now
wear r. 10 rveritt has Nacncd his
furniture 4inft with the name. The
ENer-it lurnifuir Store g. Allison
HAS moved the Home Tailor Shnn
and has received more business Prank
quota. owner az tho Quota Meat Mar
ket has bought The Uroceteria stock
fpd has moved MS meat market 20 the
firoceierla building Clarence aud Carl
lernontT bought ~ v Garncrn share
% the garage business ~ Garner 4
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-17
FALFURRIAS

Special To The Caller.
FAifuRHlAS. Texas. Jan. &C. -
Mre. O. -. Kirkland viii be hostess 20
the Bridge club Friday afternoon.
Jan a.
The young women OF rnlfurrins gave
nm Informal dance al tho hail. Friday
evening
Percy kilen and Jim f.Rckey are
erecting e gnrnHs and expect 10 have
10 uptr .or business Feb
John llinnant recently purchased tho
Luther Gillett farm and plans TO en-
gage in dairyinE
Mira. a. n. Johnson Us visiting her
son in West Columbia
u. W Mycrn ig moving 10 the Alamo
city
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-17
TRAek ILL AaANponrp

ny 1hf Associated Press
cHARLoTTEsVn.LE, Va. Jan. 10.
The dual track meet between Harvard
aNd virginia. scheduled aF one ol the
pig events uf the spring season az
Inv lNiNefaiiy ~ Nirsihia. has boon
callcd or just before signing tho
flusi contract for the meet. the Ifar.
NNgd graduate manager u la said. in.
formed Or Lambeth az tho Virginia
faculty. that two OF the hcst men on
the Crimson squad had negro blood
in their veins and that Il was not
deemed advisable to ming the SQUAD
south without them
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-17
OUTLAWS TerrOrize
Argentine Area

ny The Associated preas
hlENOs AIRES Jan lg -- Dam
age estimated Go total many millions
on pesos has been caused hy dcpro-
dntion4 ~ outlaws. who are reported
iu Do roaming through the territory
Of Snntg Cruz uillAEing burning crops
ara destroying agricultural machinery
md killing or torruriginr inhabitants
DISPATCHES from puuta Arenas say
those bands now aggregate moro than
1000 men. who are declared 90 be-
striking ranch workcrn well armed
and equipped Tho outlaws are said
virtually 90 control the whole interior
.cf ihe territory aH far ace the chilean
hordsr rorfiiorini police forces are
said a. be hcplcaH
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-17
scANoiNAViAN BANK
IN TACOMA CLOSED

liy Tie AHsnciutsl f'reas
TACOMA. Wpsh Jan 1.-THE
doors of The scandinavian American
Bank of Tacoma We're officially closed
last might hy Bank Commissioner
CiOud y fiav
ar ilaN announced that eSaminn
tlona hy state hanN examiners dieclos.
go tae institutions affairs in suoh
condition thaI it wac nee easary 20 take
over ihg hank for protection OF les de-
poFitoIH
'tifuss miainauaetin,nt. building
operation end accommodation OF non
lluihle aascts WAS charged hy AIR
iiay
pcnosits nf the hank ire nppfnxim-
tied ai $4,000 600 representing about
i2.opn stockholders
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-17
Kills PAIN QUICKLY

Athletes know that Widellty White
Cream L.aiment Kills pain. Il soon re-
'ieves neurnlgia, rheumatism. bruises.
stiff Joints $50 sore muscles When
its Fidelity Quality you're sure it's
pure. Sold aud recommended by All
druggists and ~ Corpus Christi by
MAKO nrnE CnnnMny.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-17

East Texas Monday cloudy. colder
Tuesday unsettled probably rain.
West Texaa Monday cloudy With
rain or snow IN the Panhandle cold
~ except ln southeastern portion
rufaiay rain or snow In north. prob
ably rain in south portion,
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-17
NAVAL sEAPLANE
ApRlrr IN PACIFIC

HN Tho Associated pfcfls
GAN FRANCISCO. Jan. rs. - Unit
"a states naval seaulanc NC-h. one nf
the fourteen nlnnos 81 the San Diego
10 Panama flight, ia adfift 20 miles
OF san Juan del sur, according TO a
wireless from the DESTROYER Mnnford.
Intercepted hy the " $ y. New Arexiro
and reiayed 10 the naval radio station
az Ycrha 3uenn hers The seaplane's
crew iR safe aboard the Munfnfd
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-17

Stolen from Firsi Baptist church sun
day night one hlazad fice hay horse
pony. branded r y on the shoulder
and irnn tired buggy with ton Noti-
q p Manning Tor reward or phone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-04

EMAIL FARMS, HrouLY
IMPROVED

20 acres, south Of town; rs acres
cleared: good soil; good family or
ehard. strawberricr. loHanbsrrieh
and rsrpberries: 2 good wells; D
room house. barn and chicbcn
houses, cement milk house ana ga
rage D milch cows. heifern. 100
chickens pigs. implements ana
toolA Price 1890. $500 cash
90 arres: 20 bottom. 20 cleared: all
level land; $50 bearing fruit trees
some small fruit. 8 acres In tim-
Der for wood : good wells; GROOM
house. barn and chicken houses. =
mitch cows. h-ifeTs. 1 calf. horse.
i20 chickens and pigs, some impls-
meats and tools. $4,000. half cash
II acres at oiaiia, where they get
the early crop OF berries. 10 acres
cleared: Z acres in strnwbcrries,
bearing 20 bearing fruit trees OF
different varietiea. Man took first
prize on peaches and pears. Few
timber for wood. large room
good house. spring water pip~d IN.
small barn and chicken house. ga
rage and blacksmith shop; on
county road. You had better
hurry. Only $4,000. $1,000 cash
AAsEN & SEXTON
1910 First Ava Elliott sst7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-04
WAR ALWAYS HAS BEEN
CAUSE or CRIME
Alleged Whisky
Smugglers Held

BELLINGHAM. March Joe ar
Abe Ferris. Tacomans, were under
arrest here today as alleged whisky
smugglers. Their auto was capturs6
by deputy sheriffs yesterday whsa
IL crashed into two county cars that
had been thrown across a road az =
blockade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-04
9, FOR sAI.E-WATEItFItOST
PROPERTY

wTTEHFHoNT, y ACRE PINE
soil. also tideiandr; water, electric
light; phones right on property
near car line; fine view ideal
place. $1,000: 5000 cash. The ihst
these ncc.ssibilltics. r. Cooper
Wills, with A. Conan & Co. 20s
Marion 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-04
LEGAL NOTICES

CITY TREASURER'S NOTICE
The following described bonds. which
were deposited as security by the
Citizens Bank OF Georgetown.
with the City Of Seattle. Will be
sold by me on March is. 1891. at
the hour Of 10 o'clock In the fore
noon. at my office in the County
city Building. In the City OF Sc
attic:
Bonds Nos. 81 10 &c. inclusive. of
Local Improvement District No.
s07s. OF the City of Seattle. of face
value 5000 each. with Interest cou-
pons attached thereto.
Bonds Nos. - to IS. inclusive. of
Local Improvement District No.
1880. OF the City OF Seattle. of the
face value of $500 each. together
with interest coupons attached
thereto.
The City Treasurer reserves the
right to reject any or all bids
First publication of this notice Feb
Ed I. TERRY.
City Treasurer OF the City Of Seattle.
If WILLIAM ARNOLD DEMPSTER
younger son Of the late Deputy
Surgeon General Robert Dempsier.
India. Medical Service). formerly
residing In Vancouver. or Seattle.
u. $. A.. or his representative III
dead. will communicate with the
undersigned. he or they will hear
OF something 90 his advantage.
william J. Hunter. Norfold House,
Norfold st. London. w. c., So
licitor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-04
ACREAGE SPECIALS

ca acres at Duvaii; small house.
deep loan soil. level. joining im-
proved berry farms. 1850. easy
tefmA
10 acres Cherry Valley District:
level. deep loan soil. no gravel.
$500. very easy termA
20 acres. half bottom land. baiancs
good upland; easy clearing. $1,000,
terms TO shit
90 acres creet. spring, on gravel
road; ti.c0o. will divide: termA
80 acres improved. Groom modern
acres cleared. 10 acres timber. bal
ance pasture. over half bottom
land. balance level upland; family
orchard. cows. team. harness
wagon. pillow. harrow. separator,
all for $1,000; $3.50 cash. balance
long time. sickness in tho cause
OF tbts sacrifice.
sEEfY a CALLAHAN
s0s Hine kiey Hidg. III Second Ave
Main tsia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-04
CERTAINTY
OF PENALTY
crime CURE
Raymond Fosdick Calls for
Divorcing Police and
Politics
EY Il. NJ THIFTIRY

NEW YORK. March 4.--certsfD
ty Of punIahment rather than sever
lty OF II. In the cure OF crimc.- says
Raymond b. Fosdick. police anA
criminology expert.
Fosdick's opinions carry weighe
because OF several years study Of %
lice systens of America and Europe
and the causes. prevention and cure
OF crime.
CRIME CURE MEANS TWO
TREMENDOUS REFORMS
THE causes OF crime arc interwoN
en- with It's prevention and cure
said Fosdick.
~cwe means two tremendous -
forms-a complete making over u
our criminal court system and the
absolute divorce Of police from poll
tics.
"There reforms cznnot be accoD
piished speedily. IL must be . siov
process OF education
~ read every few days Of egisnb
Tires considering the passage II laws
increasing the penalty for crimes.
That doesn't mean anything. We
do not check crime while punishmen1
remains uncertain
MIXED POPULATION
BLAMED FOR CRIME
1T is better TO make a 2oyear paS
atty certain-or even . lo-yeAr -
tenee-than 70 have a <e-year penal
~ that is never inflicted
a jury would be an the more h.
liant TO convict . man n the Sen
tence was fixed at 10 years than =
would be IL the penalty vers -
years"
Mixed population b America =
named by Fosdick as one q ths 10
causes OF crime.
He calls the London ana Paris -
lice departments far more efdc1eoe
than American forces. but Gays TIL
Is largely due 10 the homogcneity e
population there.
Causes OF crime" Fosdlck saya
Include these three divisions: P0H
erty-or. more properly speaki1G
economic ladjustment-drues al
liquor.
WAR ALWAYS HAS BEEN
CAUSE OF CRIME
The war must be listed smonk -
causes OF recent increase In crima
II was the same after the eivn W..
after the Napoleonie wars and aftnR
the Thirty YearS' war. A 'crimo
wave after the civfl war lasted three
years.
There Is no doubt That W havo
had crime wave. both In the 49,
ume and specularity of crirnea
There Is AZ much room for crfmo
prevention In our communities AZ ~
fire prevention, or the preveption q
disease. But We VIII never get Ear -
long as politics hampers police en-,
ciency.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-04
STOCKS AND bonds

(3es monthly diyidendn.D
"a Units Cent Mont. 6ynd. Special
] Unit Red Desert Bynd. I'D
Unit Weber Harris 10000
STOCKS WANTED
Central Building Bonds
Western Union Mining. -
Marsh Cons.
Idaho Gold n Ruby. Hecis. IDA
Liberty add Victory BondA
Z. J. STEEPLE
IFS Cherry 81. Hoge Bid. Main bses
WILL BUY LIBERTY BONDS
100 Futreii Car Coupler
Will, SELL
10 Woodcork OF America
is Alaska Htehmrh sSvCo
20 Western Rubber
100 Upper Mfg. 60.
100 Cooperative Fuel Products
175 Simplex Auto wheel
200 Hothert Process Steel
200 Beacon Coal
$50 Universal High Power.
800 Pacific Electric Weider.
600 Redemption Gold. Canada
1000 National Mines.
1000 Columbia Red Metal
MAX WfNKLBR
7it Union 81 Elliott $50.
Will SELL
Rtevcns-Duryea. pfd- 90
Z Dayton Rubber. pfd- ..-.-- 1000
Dayton Rubber. com. ..-. 1900
70 Seattle Warehouse. pfd-... nd
Eigin Motors ............ 500
I Metropolitan Stores. pfd. -. 90 90
10 stevens Duryea. com, 49,. 800
FRASER EURSON e. co.
Elliott 2ii 7os Columbia st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-04
OF CARD or THANKS

TO THOSE WHO ASSISTED Us
during our recent bereavement we
wish to extend our sincere thanks.
MIR. AND MRS. u. w. o'NE11.
MRS. J. 4. WICKHAM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-04

. ACRES. IMPROVED
BOTTOM LAND

Atftls6s lMIltDNLD
Located at Pacific. y mile from tn
|. terurban depot and paved high
way. between Auburn and Sum
ncr: land all cleared; rs bearing
fruit trees. Groom house. COW I,
kitchen range. Ideal soil for bey-
ries: close 20 cannery. Just what
you are looking for. Price '2.5oo.
T.. VAN AnaDALF a co.
1919 Third Ave.
EIGHT io-ACRE TftAcTH
Rich. black soil. cleared. fenced and
In cultivation: fine farming dis
trict. paved highway near Enum-
claw; TINS land " especially
Ing. poultry raising OF dairyinE.
You can raise your own feed on
those tracts. For quick sale. will
sell for less than costs OF improve
msnts. and on very easy terms,
You better. arrange TO see these
D. % nARI,iGhs. aos uan-r Bidg.
IS ACRES LAKE FRONT
Rich black soil; under pillow; front
inF on beautiful lake. fine fishing.
boating and bathing. less than
one hours drive from Seattle.
paved nearly all the way: gentle
eoutheriy slope. Ideal for berries.
l.. VAN AhaDALE a co.
1913 Third Ave.
nv ACRES. MOSTLY sI.AsHED; 3
acres plowed. balance pasture.
good we'll; orchard and berries.
house and furniture; barn; l horse.
buggy. 3'eows. 2 pigs. 60 chickens.
incubators and farm tools. 400:
half cash y. NJ Bird ''o' Pre-
10 ACRES, CIOgE IN, SOUTH
a GREAT SACRIFICE
On rood road. close TO paved high
way. this side % Bunnydale; only
az miles from Seattle city liniib.
surrounding land held and sold a.
VI 900 per acre THIS rich. Level
rifice az 1880. 1850 cash.
a.. VAN AHSDALE a co.
1919 Third Ave.
FIYE-ACRE BARGAIN
PRICE 800: TERMS
Located ~ miles west Of Seattle.
sseout 2h miles from hrsIner,on
district good n-iRhbors. school. X
y. -. and delivery from stores
Ideal location for poultry or berry
ranch We viii show this 10 you
CLIFFORD LAND co.
Gil Third Ave. Elliott 1881
RICH VALLEY LAND
All cleared. In cultivation. Ga acres
best OF soil. L-room house. barn,
chicken houses and sheds. fruit
and berries. $50 fine white Leg
horn chickens. tools. etc. all go
for ;,isoo., 4 real good buy.
ti2-i, White Bidg.
n-AcRE. NEAR RIvERToS
cleared and fenced: good soil. =
room house. chicken house; isto'
10 acres. near Kingston. about three
cleared. 20 fruit trees. water: J.
room house. 81 coo. easy terms
GUST STENBERG. North 50,f
ui7 Arcade Bldg Elliott itt,
ONE ACRE. CLOSE ~, IMPROVED,
nice location. Must sacrifice "a
| yaise some money. Terms "a
suit Hodubin. 2is Yale building,
THIRD ana Union.
10 ACRES. SMALL HOrSE. SNAP
EASY TERMS
located 4 miles north 81 Bothen. or
county road: close 90 school and
nelEhborn; ! acre cleared. bnihnc.
small barn: good spring water
Price $1,000; 1900 cash.
A.. VAN AnSDALE A. CO.
1919 Third Ave.
20 ACRES. NEAR MT. VERNON
This Is n dandy piece OF logged
off land at sl.t0o: terms
". G. PETERS. Tis Third Ave.
WI HAVE s on i0-AcRE TRACTS
| short distance north Of Seattle, or
good graveied road: electric light
tiSO per acre and up.
T.. VAN ARSDALE a CO.
1913 Third Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-04

ANDERsoN--At residence. t127 2tth
ave. +. w, February &c, 1891.
Mrs. Lucy FRANCIS ANDER-
SON. aged IS years. who leaves to
mourn her loss loving husband.
~ !. Anderson. son. NJ. l.. An
derson. Jr.. mother. Mrs. Emily
Francis two sisters and two
brothers In England. one sister.
Mrs. A. Anderson. and one broth
er. Ted Francis. Seattle.
Funeral services will be held Sun
day at the Pentecostal Temple. 1921
Third ave, Mt ~ o'clock. All friends
invited. Johnson d Hamilton I'm
dertakerr