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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-04
FOR ExCHANGE-REAL
ESTATE
FRUIT RANCH
IN ATIf re

FRUIT RANCH
10 ACRES
This land IL all In choice fruit. full
bearing. with splendid income,
small house and fruit house. close
to fine lake. schools, church and
intefurban. You viii get enough
fruit this year 10 pay for the
place. VIII exchange for Seattle
home and asAuinc: everything
clear; no encumbrance-
THE w. II. MORSE co.
f1s Leary Bldg. Elliott 1895.
ATTENTION, MR. LOT OWNER
III you have n nice building lot. not
over $1,000. In the North End. 10
trhde for new b-room bungalow In
Madrona, price $3.50. call Win
bigler. Elliott 1907. 1904 White
Bldg.
WANT SMALL HOUSE OR LOT
and cash for t1.700 equity In six
room colonial bungalow, corner
lot, paved street; Phinney district.
t2.755; balance $40 month. Ballard
1876.
6OEE 1900 CLEAR MONTHLY MP
peal TO your IT so, sickness forces
trade Of $1,000 46-room hotel for
clear re ntabic city property Bal
lard 2007
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CLOSE 70 no'fnELL

- ~ HELL
0 ACRES. NICELY IMPROVED
with Y acres cleared. some berrier;
nice creek and plenty good
and only " mile from fBotheii
.nie We have z tracts left
usso; tsSe cash. balance TO suit
purchaser
THE W. y. MORSE co.
ZIG isary bldg. Elliott 4ss5
SPLENDID LITTLE RaNcH, ONLY
mlles south OF city limits: good
sis-room house and outbuIldlnrn.
land all In cultivation and soil 10
Nsry Rnod. fine orchard and lots
or small fruit; located in good dis
trlct on good road. owner In an
nvsld lady and must sell Price
tx.A50. terms
HERMAN. acHRoEDER
kt1@ft WhltA fttar
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LUMP COAL
Delivered
= 1 Lots $780,
QUEEN ANNE 4ssl
Say4t With Flour
and Saw It Pronto

To make up 1000 tons Of flour and
other food for Shipment on the Rob.
ert Dollar June TO Near East or.
phans. contributions are being
vigorously sought by those In charge.
At present $50 tons have been col.
lccted
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10 AENI-F
RUNNING WATER

Very rich level land that slopes just
enough for drainage. can show
you by actual demonstration that
this IL noSns OF tho best land in the
state tot berries and grnafal farm
ing $50 down and $40 per month.
See NJ Y. Peterson. 400 Pantages
Theatre Hidr.
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PATENTS FINANCED

PATENTS FINANCED AND PRO-
NOTED Our Business Efficiency
Department specializes in FL
nancing meritorious industrial
ASSOCIATED INVESTMENT co.
SOC Crazy Bldg.
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M" FAhN ltAANsb NEAis SEATTLE

as fEn ACRE -
ssttiers may serur. tracts OF 10. 20,
land. 20 miles Seattle or Tacoma
through the NORTHWEST LAND
kETTLEMENT ASSOCIATION. AZ
we per acre. easy payments An
ply headquarters, Room is, COLI
man Dock. Seattle. Open even
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LIVE STOCK

ckRLoNp or HORSES FROM EAST
OF the mountains. Single horses,
well broke. $50 up, team. weight
400; one team. weight 1900 sew.
erai head OF horses, weight about
i.tQo. for sale. cheap. 1907 Fourth
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cnlckLN nANcM

HIGHLY IMPROVED
s ACRES. NEAR a LAKE
Very close 60 the city. acres
cleared. balance easy: mostly al
der land. h-room house. barn i3x
-. one chicken house 1880, an
other stri0s. fine bearing orchard ;
good we'll pump. gas engine and
tank; one Cow. one horse, Ford
car. sorar bees lumber aud tools.
ts.sao, te00 cash. balance easy.
THE W y. MORSE co.
ai6 israry fiidE. Elliott 1875
20 AcREg. WtTH FINE LITTLE:
creek. enough fall 20 rup water
wheel small d. name: on the main
land. 400 feet from salt water.
productive soil. near clans fish
ms and huntinEs location free
from frosts. IDEAL grape and
iuEsnberry land. Free folder
showing location. Price 1875.
TERMS. Charles Aomtrn Co. Alaska
HidE.
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ESTABLISHED AUTO PAINT SHOP:
best location; Auto Row. All we
ask is 5000 for this business. Bet
ter hurry. 6ls =. Pike.
FINE MERCHANDISE BUSINESS.
low rent, for securities or apart
ment building. Elliott 245
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Chapman Il Named
for CITY Park Job

Roland Chapman. formerly In
charge Of school gardening. was to-
day appointed temporary superih-
tendent OF parks Several civil serv-
ice applicants are candidates for the
permanent position.
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= ACRES
IMPROVED


WITH GOOD GREEK
Coed t-room house. hot and cold
water. nffaaii barn: chicken house.
lots % good pasture: best soil you
can md nice orchard. foil bear
Ing: BLOCKS 20 school. blocks
to car line. 20 minutre'drive from
Second and Madison. This we con
slider real good buy. Must be
sold quick Only $3.50. coed.
THE ". Is. MORSE co.
us fscery Ride. Elliott 1855.
3 AcRES on EASY TERMS. 1900
In NAVY YARD LOGANBERRy
tracts. This land has gentle slope
% the north. no stone or gravel; u
is genuine berry land: easy TO inn
prove. 40 foot read u every tract:
photos ana get fun particulars
CLIFFORD LAND co.
siT Third Ave. si3 First Ave. $.
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MUSIC STORE

This store " situated in the best
suburban business district in Sc
attic. Newly finished Columbia
agency for the district $4,000
takes IL; 81 900 cash. balance termk.
see HUNT, f22 Burke Bldg
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HIGHLY IMPROVED
WATERFRONT FARMS
- acres. aiderbottom aoii, ? acres
thoroughly cleared 90 acres slash
ed and see dcd for pasture. 80 bear
tnE fruit trees good t.room house
with hot and cold water and bath I;
Telephone: biz new barn and other
outbuildinEH. ~ head Of stock. all
farm implements and tools needed.
Including cream separator. one -
horse power gasoline stump puiler
and outfit. on good country toad
and close TO good school $1,000.
Good terms
10 acres good soil Horth OF town. 3
acres ready TO Yiow; in district
where they are getting from 1900
20 1900 an acre. VIII ssll for
1850. or take a good house In a
good disttict free and clear. and
viii pay difference In cash.
AAsES q SEXTON
i1io FIRST Ave. Elliott S,t7.
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10 ACRES
WELL IMPROVED

FOR CHICKEN RANCH
Good Broom house: land nbou,
hair cleared and under cnltiva-
ton: good barn. chicken houses.
e. bearing fruit trees OF good va
rieties: 2 good wells. good roads;
close 10 market. electric Light.
telephone. school. and within quar-
tcr-mile ~ salt water; close in.
only SASH: tT7b cash. balance
THE w. r. MORSE co.
iis Leary Bldg. Elliott ts75.
5 ACRES MONTH OF CITY:
IMPROVED
on main highway. view OF Sound /:
good soil. all cleared. ready TO
plant; bus transpottatinn; graded
and high school. Price. $4,000: only
400 cash.
y. VAN AnspALE & co.
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MANUFACTURERS OR DOCTOR TO
invest $4,000 or more in baby
sanitafium. partly furnished. good
t-l3 Star,
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SOFT DRINK AND LUNCH

Located IN a city OF 1900 toRB-
COM. fully equipped and good
running business. on account OF
sickness We offer sacrifice at
$500. The LEADING place on
Main ST.. and next to good theatre.
Rent ffts.00: years
THE PUGET SOUND COMPANY
b24-5 Lumber Exchange Bldg.
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FARM LANDS

sKAcfT COUNTY FARMS
Arc as good as the best our first
bench ioEHed-off lands are es-
peeisuy fine for berries and gen
eral farming. Clos. 20 railroads
and market SIS and sss per acre.
"a to-hrre tracts. W the price while
they last on this Clear Lake I.urn-
about a.
U Z. prT.f-pc -,s r..
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New-York tribune., 1921-12-07

national debt, how It will operate on
the necessary refunding of state and
municipal debt, how the advantages of
nation over state and municipal, or the
contrary, may be avoided. Clearly the
states would not ratify to their own
apparent disadvantages. I suggest the
consideration because the drift of
wealth into non-taxabIe securities is
liindering the flow of large capital to
our industries, manufacturing, agricul
tural and carrying. until we are dig
couraging the very activities which
make our wealth.
Agreeable to your expressed desire
New-York tribune., 1921-12-07

and in complete accord with the purpose
Of the executive branch Of the governs
ment. there is in Washington. ss you
happily know, an international cor-
ference now most earnestly st work on
plans for the limitation of armament,
a naval holiday and the just settle
aent Of problems which might develop
into causes OF international disagree
ment-
1t is easy TO believe a world hope Ii
centered on this capital city. naosa
gratifying world accomplishment is non
improbable
New-York tribune., 1921-12-07
of Billion DolIars

saIged on, when other problems are
aatiops snali make some recommer~
7Hr 81, "oout renewed consideration OF
salr r.. program, but for the imn1e-
tlIk s,s,te peIore Us we must be con-
~ the billion dollar reduction
New-York tribune., 1921-12-07
Executive Says He Discusses
Matters Needing Early Action
WASHINGTON, Dee. 6.-The complete tert of President
usrdiao's message to Congress foIoWs:

~ Sneaker and Members Of the
,-,rsress: It is very gratifying privi-
.,.re to come to the Congress with the
pspubiic at peace with all the nations
i the world. More. 1t Is equally graft
s,,ns 70 report that our country il not
Nv free from every impending menace
= war. but there are growing assur-
,rees of the permanency Of the peace
ws,sh we SO deeply cherish.
For approximately ten years VIC have
.,,.e,t amid menaces of war or as par
.;.;nsnts in wars actualities. and the
s,sy:table aftermath, with its disor-
ssrsd conditions, has added 20 the dif
OF government, which ade-
ons.elv cannot be appraised except by
shase who are in Immediate contact
and know the responsibilities Our
..sts would be less difficult il We had
.nlv ourselves to consider. but so
~rch Of the world was involved. the
s;sordered conditions arc 90 we'll
~;yh universal. even among nations not
snrsred IN actual warfare. that no
,.rmsnent rcadjustmcut can be ef-
s.cted without consideration OF cur in
i,.sesnabie relationship TO world affairs
II snancc and trade. Indeed. wc should
!. unworthy OF cur best traditions if
re were unmindful o. social, moral
and pol;sicsl conditions which are not
a. direct concern to US, but which do
appcsl to the human sympathies and
The very becoming interest OF people
Messed with cur national good for
tune
1t is rot ny purpose TO bring to you
/ program Of world restoration. IN
tie main such program must be
~orked out By the nations most direct
Il concerned They must themselves
urn 20 the heroic remedies for the
mepaciag conditions under which they
srs struggling. Then we can help, and
re mean 70 nelp. We shall do so un-
selsshly. because there is compcnsa-
ton in the consciousness of assisting;
sslfss1l- because the commerce and in
-srra.,onal exchanges in trade which
marked our high tide OF fortunate ad
vancenen' are possible orly when the
nations OF all continents are restored
20 stable order and normal relation
ship.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-07

IN the tax draft upon the people, and
diminished irritations, bauished un-
certainty and improved methods OF col
lection. BY your attainment of the
rigid economies already inaugurated.
with hoped-for extension Of these
economies and added cfflcienclcs in nd
ninistration I believe further reduc-
tions may he enacted ard hindering
burdens abolished.
In these urgent economies we shall
be immensely assisted by the budget
system, for which you made provision
IN tho extraordinary session. The first
budget is before you. Its preparation
IS signal achievement, and the per
lection of the system. a thing impos-
sible In the few months available for
its initial trial, will mark its enact
mcnt as the beginning OF the greatest
reformation In governmental practices
since tho beginning OF the Republic.
There is pending grant of author
it, to the administrative branch of the
government for the funding and settle
ment of our vast foreign loans grow
lng cut OF our grant of war credits.
With the hands OF the executive
branch held impotent to deal with
these debts we are hindering urgent re-
adjustments among our debtors and ac-
complaining nothing for ourselves. T
think it is fair for the Congress to
assume that the executive branch Of
The government would adopt no major
policy in dealing with these matters
which would conflict with the purpose
OF Congress in authorizing the loans,
certainly not without asking Congress
sional approval. but there are minor
problems incident to prudent loan
transactions and the Safeguard riding of
our interests which cannot even be at
tempted without this authorization. It
will be helpful to ourselves and it will
Improve conditions among our debtors
If funding and the settlement of de-
faulted interest may be negotiated.
The previous Congress, deeply con-
cerned in behalf of our merchant ma
rlae, in 1920 enacted the existing ship
ping law, designed for the upbuilding
CT the American merchant marine.
Among other things provided to an
courage our shipping on the worlds
seas the Executive was directed to
give notice of the termination OF all
existing commercial treaties in order
TO admit Of reduced duties on imports
carried in American bottoms
New-York tribune., 1921-12-07
Delay Asked ON Action
On Commercial Treaties

During the life Of the act no Execu-
tive has complied with This order Of
the Congress. When the present Ad-
mlEistration came into responsibility it
began al early inquiry into the failure
to execute the expressed purpose Of the
Jones act. Only one conclusion has
been possible. Frankly. members OF
House and Senate, eager as l am to
JOIN you III the making of an American
merchant marine commensurate with
our commerce, the announcement Of
our commercial treaties would involve
Us n & chaos OF trade relationships
and add indescribably to the confusion
Of the already disordered commercial
world.
Our power to do so is not disputed,
but power and ships without comfy of
relationship will not give US the ex-
panGed trade which is inseparably
linhcd with 4 great merchant marine.
Moreover, the applied reduction Of
duty for which the treaty denounce-
N.ents we're necessary encouraged only
the carrying Of dutiable imports to our
shores, while the tonnage which un-
furls the flag on the seas is both free
and dut1able, and the eargoes which
make nation eminent in trade are
outgoing rather than incoming
IG g not my thought to lay the prob
lem in detail before you to-dy. 1t is
desired only to say to you that the ex-
ecutive branch Of tne government, un-
Influenced by the protest of any nation,
fcr none has been made, is we'll con-
vinced that your proposal, highly in
tended and heartily supported here, is
so fraugft with difficulties and so
rarked by tendencies to discourage
trade expansion that l invite your toi-
erance OF noncompliance for very
few weeks until a plan may be pre-
sented which contemplates no greater
draft upon the public Treasury. and
which, thought yet too crude to offer it
to-day. gives such promise Of expand
iEg our merchant marine that it will
argue its own approval.
It is enough to say to-day that we
are SO possessed OF ships and the
American intention to establish a nler-
chant marine is so unalterable that a
plan Of reimbursement. at no other
cost than is contemplated in the exist
ing act, will appeal to the pride and
encourage the hope OF all the American
people.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-07
Declares That Capitalist
Often Is a Iaborer

ThrouglTthc eradication CT illiteracy
and the diffusion OF education mankind
has reached a stage where we may
fairly say that in the Uuited States
equality OF opportunity has been at
tained, though all are not prepared to
embrace it. There is. indeed, d too
great divergence between the economic
conditions of the most and the least
favored classes in the community. But
even that divergence has now come 60
the point where We bracket the very
poor and the very rich together as the
least fortunate classes. Our efforts
may we'll be directed to improving the
status of both.
While this set OF problems is com
monty pretended under the general
phrase capital and labor" it is really
vastly broader. 1t is question Of
social and economic organization. La
boz has become a large contributor
through its ssvings 70 the stock Of
capital, while the people who own the
largest individual aggregates of CAPT
tai are themselves often hard and
earnest lahorers. Very often il is ex.
tremely dificult to draw the line Of
demarcation between the two groups,
to determine whether 4 particular indi
vidual is entitled to be set down as
lsborer or as capitalist. In a very
large proportion OF cases he is both.
and when he is both he is the most
useful citizen.
The right of labor TO organize is lust
as fundamental and necessary as is the
right OF capital 80 organize The right
of labor to negotiate, to deal with and
solve its PARTICULAR problems in sn or
ganized way, through it's chosen
agents, is just as essential as is the
right Of capital to organize, to main
tain corporations, to limit the liabili-
ties of stockholders. Indeed, VIC have
come to recognize that the limited liza
New-York tribune., 1921-12-07
Early Completion Of
Tariff Law Is Urged

There is before you the completion
of the enactment of what has been
termed permanent" tariff law. the
word permanent" being used to dis
tinguish it from the emergency act
which the Congress expedited early in
the extraordinary session and which is
the law to-day. cannot too strongly
urge an early completion OF this nee
essary legislation. It is needed to
essential to make more definite our
trade relations abroad. More, it is
vital to the preservation of MANY of
our own industries, which contribute so
notably TO the very life blood Of our
nation.
There is now, and there always will
be, storm of conflicting opinion about
any tariff revision. We cannot 20 far
wrong when we base our tariffs on the
policy of preserving the productive ac-
tivities which enhance employment and
add TO our national prosperity.
Again comes the reminder that we
must not be unmindful of world con-
ditions, that peoples are struggling for
industrial rehabilitation and that VIC
cannot dwell IN industrial and com
mercial exclusion and at the same
time do the just thing in aiding world
reconstruction and read justment.
We do not seek selfish aloofness,
and we could not profit by it, were it
possible. We recognize the necessity
Of buying wherever we sell. and the
permanency of trade lies in its accept
able exchanges. In our pursuit of mar
kets we must give az we'll as receive.
We cannot sell TO others who do not
produce, nor can we buy unless we pro-
duce at home. Sensible of every obii-
CATION OF humanity, commerce and
finance, linked as they are in the pres
ent world condition, it is not to be
argued that NE need destroy ourselves
to be helpful to others.
With all my heart I wish restoration
to the peoples blighted by the awful
World War. but the process OF restora-
ton does not lie in our acceptance of
like conditions. It were better to re-
main on firm ground, strive for ample
employment and high standards Of
wage at home and point the way to
balanced budgets, rigid economies and
resolute, efficient work as the neces-
sary remedies to cure disaster.
W
New-York tribune., 1921-12-07
legislation Is Called
Matter Of Cnmnrnnise

1ranting that we arc fundamentally
Z representative popular government.
sith political parties the governing
asencles, believe the political party
"a power should assume responsibility,
saesermlne upon policies IN the confer
faee which supplements conventions
sna election campaigns, and then strive
sos achievement through adherence to
sils accepted policy.
mere are vastly greater security, inn
sHenssiy more Of the national view
poiai, much larger and prompter &C
samphshment where our divisions are
s'ong party lines, in the broad and
utter sense, than to divide geograph-
sssny or according to pursuits or per-
s. .sohai following. For q century and a
sairu parties have been charged with
rssponsibiiity and held TO strict ac-
s;san.ihg. When they fail they are re
jrssso Of authority. ard the system has
sought you to national eminence no
Sss .han world example.
~ tnecessarliy legislation is a matter
~ sonpromise. The full ideal is sell
ru;n, ,a attained. In that meeting Of
NM. so necessary to insure results there
rss sa.sd ana Will be accoun odation and
esr..sp'ioomises, but in the estimate of
sus.''ons and sincere purposes the
,sra'ae ,seme possibility TO national IN
a tsss ~ must not be ignored The shield
sasas s~s Msn-minded public servant who
.ss put .s 70 party policy is manifest,
,se pa by nigh purpose is the good ef
7, "epupilc as a whole.
sst,asld ~, would be ungracious to withhold
rannsv.~iedgment of the really large
sssa,. se and excellent quality OF work
s,ss;p''sned by the extraordinary
sa;oasn as Congress which so recently
ssry a.e- | am not unnlindful of the
ssrs u'mcuit cuit tasks with which you
s igro,ae ea,ied to deal, and no one can
darre 'he lnsistent conditions which,
thp ss IS, recent years. have called for
t.n,;anued and almost exclusive at
sort or your membership TO public
exnrs.e ~ would suggest insincerity if
s9prsssseo complete accord with every
hat atssssoh recorded in your roli-cails,
eo,s;s,s are all agreed about the diff
II ~; and the inevitable divergence
sasIIaln sIRsnlon In seeking the reduction,
hurd.n.a and readjustment of the
(ss ra se Content With
:" billien Dollars
sQI,eJ on. when other problems are
aatior. snail make some recoDlmen~
spr ssout 81 "oout renewed consideration of
& }ssts 4 program, but for the imme-
nj ,esrV pslore US we must be con-
i1h The billion dollar reduction