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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-26
Breed Sale Planned For
Benefit Of Pig Clubs

GREEN'S FORK, Ind. Sept. ga
combination breed sale especially for
the benefit of pig club children with
Poland China pigs, Will be promoted by
the Wayne county Poland China as
ISOLATION, it was decided at a meeting
held in Green's Fork at the school
house Monday evening. The sale will
be held at Fountain City on Oct. Is.
Enough extra pigs will be added to the
club pigs to make up half hundred.
Frank A. Williams was selected to
compile a catalog, and pig club mem
bers who wish to turn their summers
work into money by selling their pigs
will send their papers in to him at his
mail address, williamsburg, not later
than Saturday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-26

Frances Rodenberger has purchased |
the Mary Morgan property on Walnut
street. 1t has been rented to Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Small who resided here
about year ago, but are now at
Knightstown. :. The. Echo office and
Miss Bess Haisley are exchanging
places Of business. The Haisley store
will now be located in the room oc-
cupied as printing room by Echo of
flee, and the Echo will occupy the Car
men building /. I. Mrs. Joe McConaha
and Mrs. Lawrence McConaha were
guests Sunday of Mrs. Carrie Bertsch.
Mrs. Hailey's sister from Chicago
has come to make her home with her.
Miss Alice Kravney of Indian
apolis is making her home for the
winter with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bertsch
and attending Earlham ST Frazier
and family of Marion spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Able. =. Mrs.
Sarah Maudlin of Whittier, Calf, is
here for an extended visit with her
mother Mrs. Amanda Crook, and sis
ter, Mrs. Emm aKitterman. :. I. Mrs. B.
J. Dawson and daughter Martha re-
turned from a visit with Margaret
Dawson at Chicago last week. :. Alice
Horner has gone to make her home
with her sister at Knightstown during
the coming winter. Robert Com
mons has returned to California after
visit of several months with his
grandmother, Mrs. Sadie Commons.
DR.. Ernest Commons, his father, came
to accompany him home.
MILTON, Ind-Louise Hurst, of
Hillhurst, was a recent visitor Of her
aunt, Mrs. Alice Gresh. Mrs Elmer
Bertsch and family of Indianapolis,
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Moore. :. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hess
and Mrs. John Ferguson spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Wellington Swear
niger, at Mooreland. -. Mr. and Mrs
Hiram Crook and Mr. and Mrs. VIII
liam Vessel and son visited Joseph
Borroughs Sunday. The Milton high
school base ball team defeated Cam
bridge City, 8 to 8, at Cambridge City
Thursday afternoon. :. The Cary club
met Thursday afternoon with Mrs
Frank DuGranrut, when the following
program was given: The Renaissance
(a) Painting, Miss Louise Husseyi
tb) Sculpture, Mrs. Edgar Beeson
: (cl Architecture, Mrs. Ed. Wilson
photograph music. The Home Circle
of the eastern neighborhood met las
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Benton
Wissler.. The Five Hundred clu!
met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs
Lamb. A personal friend of F. NJ
Jones sent him pledge of $500 70
the new Christian church. Mr. AM
s; Mrs. Oscar Holman had as week en-
guests Mr. and Mrs. Smith Vance an,
!. family, of Doddridge, Samuel Vance
Mrs. Marie Wray and son of Richmond
: and John Presnell. of Indianapolis.
Mrs. Albert Newman, Mrs. Harry Mar
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-26


tiers of very young pigs in the swine
show, and small delicately formed
Jersey calves. and in the other ex-
IRENE, severals bulls weighing a ton,
whose size aroused wonder and drew
a continual audience of admirers A
white Scotch Shorthorn bull, weigh.
ing $3.50 pounds, another weighing
$3.50 pounds, and an immense Milking
Shorthorn bull, which although not i'll
flesh had size that gave him weight
of 2,100 pounds. were popular attrac-
tions. The last named bull is of a
remarkable height, his back coming
UP to a tall mans shoulder
Machinery exhibits cover large
space this year, several makes of trac-
tors, tractor plows, and other power
machinery such as shelters, shredders
and huslers for operation by small
tractors, being on the grounds. An
extensive auto show also is housed
under atent nearby.
Three Riding Devices.
Three riding devices are available
for the amusement of the crowds, a
ferris wheel, n merry-go-round, and
an airplane ride. These are contin
ually crowded with children, all
SCHOOLS III the county having QlSn1SS6u
for at least two days on account of
the fair. A few of the schools dis.
missed for the entire week.
An extensive educational exhibit
1 is being shown by Allan Eby, profes.
/ sional bee keeper of West Elkton
! Samples of the various kinds of honey
made from different flowers, are
shown, and some kept for sale, a hive
| of bees in a glass walled case is
displayed and an exhibit of foul brood
a seriously damaging and contagious
disease, with appropriate literature
is on display Bee-keepers supplies
also are shown. Mr. Eby has guam
pertinent stations, on questions of in
titles of literature and bulletins from
A l. Root and company, and from
state and national agricultural ex
terest to bee-keepers. If sufficien
interest is shown during the fair,
meeting will be arranged for which
E r. Root of the Medina firm, ha.
promised to attend.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-26

love and Mrs. Frank Dugranrut, the
social committee of the Embroidery
club, for the third quarter, entertained
with weiner roast in Newmans
woods Friday evening. Those present
We're Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Broaddus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank DuGranrut, Mr..
and Mrs. VIII Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Larson, Mr. and Mrs. John In
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-26

June and Arlene Templin Wednesday
night. The upper classes entertain
ed the freshmen classes of the high
school Thursday evening. Mrs. Ly. !.
curgus Beeson was at Richmond on
business Friday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-26

Linus P. Meredith, county clerk, has
resigned his county office to accept
the United States marshalship for In
diana. Mr. Merediths nomination fol
the federal position was confirmed by
the senate before its adjournment.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-26
Richmond Physicians Going
To State Medical Session

DR.. ]. E. King of this city, is the Of
fetal delegate of the Wayne County
Medical society to the annual meeting
of the Indiana State Medical society
to be held at Muncie on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday of this week
Several local physicians are planning
to make the trip and there would be
more to go from here to the state
meeting were it not for a similar
medical mems meeting which is be-
ing held at Dayton, Ohio, at the same
time and at which many local doctors
will be in attendance. Physicians of
this city who will attend the Muncie
meeting are: DR.. Charles Bond, DR..
IS. c. Markley, DR.. w L. Misener, DR..
J. E. King. DR.. F. w. Kruger, DR.. F.
E. Hagie and DR. NJ. F. Johnston
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-26

Major Henry L. Green has been
!. ordered to Grange eight "Fields
of Honor" in France, Belgium and
England as final resting place of
the 10000 heroes who gave their
all and at present are lying in
scattered cemeteries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-08
CELERY
REACHES CITY

A new shipment OF celery arrived
on the street wednesday and was
moving well al from $3.50 70 80 n
crate. The delivery wac the best
that had been on the Seattle market
for two weeks. Imperial Valley head
lettuce was steady. NJ $3.50 for n
crate of five or six dozen heads. 10.
cal rnubarb was stronger. tho no
change In price was noted. The de-
mand for rhubarb by outside mar.
keis probably will keep the price at
It's present level until out -of door
stock begins 20 arrive. according 10
Jobberr. Wsila walla spinach was
selling slowly NJ s. a crate. due 20
the inferior quality.
There were no changes reported In
the fruit section wednesday. Tan.
garines were cleaning up at $3.50 n
bon. The apple market was strong
and prices were firm.
The butter market was steady 10
firm. An increasing demand for
eggs was holding the price OF that
stock steady.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-08
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove Terminal--pfer A-sxr Chile
Maru. afr Texas haru- str co4re,
Bell Street Terrninsl--U. s. c. q. UnAiga.
a. .. l. H.~T. Cedar.
Grand Trunk Pacific TermLnai-lstr
Prince Albert.
Pier is-str Haniey. motcrship CccichA-
Pier str Bender Rros.
Pier Str Manila Maru.
Pier Str jefferson. str Aiameda. str
Juneau.
Pier A--str Admiral Sehree. str Spokane,
str Admiral Nicholson.
Pacific Coast Coal Bunkers--U q. l. q.
SwiftEure.
u s. shipping Board Mcortn -s-str
Cross Keys. str Delight. ctr Deiross.
str lconturn. str Anna y. Morse. str
Silvcrado. str Walingford str West
Cshokia. str West Hsrtland, str Luz
brieo. str West Ison. str Western
Knight. str Eldridre.
Connecticut Street Terminai-s<r Ko-
shun Maru.
Commercial Boiler works-u. g. A r.
Deiivood.
Seattle FIGURING Nniis--Str virsiniar.
Alaska steamship Moorings-sstr vaides.
East Waterway Dock & Warehouse Co..
Str Youan Maru.
Todd Drydocks-ship Chiilicothe. hktn
Forest Friend. u. 4. C. @. Snohornssh.
str Narcnta. str Santa Cruz.
Puget Sound Bridge q bred ing CO.
Str Patterson.
Ames Nard--Str Roosevelt
West Seattle Training statlon-Eagis
No. S..
Hsffcrnan Drydock-Str Ketchikan.
Wtnsiow Marine Raiiway-Ssr Merning
star. str Griffdu. schr Elinor H..
barge Coquitlsm city, str Griffco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-08

Msnila-Msrch s-salied. str Silver
state for Seattle.
Shanghai March Arrived. str Ala
hamA Maru from Seattle.
NAEasakf-March 3--Ssilcd. str Eastern
Merchant for Seattle.
kobe--NArch sailed. nnotor-hip Kf-
ma for Puget sound ports via Mol.
Boston--Hare 7--satisd. str @eporset
for Seattle.
Mariner from Seattle; str Red Hook from
seattle
Z Phiiadeiphia--March SAILED. str
American for Seattle
Baiboa-Aarch 7--saiied. str Steel
Ranger for Seattle. March s-ssiied. str
wiilfaro for Seattle. March sailed,
str Texan for seattie
San Pedro-March f-SAlied- str
Cricket for Seattle.
Ean Francinco-karch ARRIVED. str
Capt A y. Lucas from Seattle. at . D.
m. str Admiral schiey from Seattle. at
S .. m. Sailed. str Wahkeena for Seat
tie, at : p. m. str West Mahwah for g.
attic. at 4 o. m: str President for Seattle,
at II O. m. March t--Ssiied. str Prtn-
cess Rosalls Mahoney for Seattle. ~
1915 a. IN.
Astoria-Msreh s--Arrsved. str steal
Exporter from Seattle. at 10 - m-
Port TownHcud--Nsrch Passed IN.
str Fulton for Seattle. at ESQ a. m; str
HimAlaya Naru for Tacoma at 1:1e a.
m. str weat Jester for Tacoma. at s:lo
a. m.
Taooma-Mareh arrived. str Rainier
from Seattle. at $40 q. m. str Protest.
iaus from Vancouver. n. C., At o. rn-
sAIlsd. str Nirginian for Seattle. at
q. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-08

MIAMI. Fla. March 81. d. Mcy-
ers, local realtor. was detained by au-
thorities here today. following his
Identification. late yesterday. by J..
II. Grut. cashier of the Continental
National bank. of Salt Lake City. MS
Milton d. Joseph, former employee OF
the bank. wanted i'm connection with
the disappearance OF $4,000 from the
bank eight years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-08
Arrivals and Departures


March t-str West Jester from Manila
via Hongkong Shanghai. Kobe, Yoke
hama and Vancouver. u. O.. at noon: str
Admiral Goodrich from San Francisco.
At s.S0 a. IA. March str TEXAS Aaru
from Kobe via Everett. at 10 p. m; str
Nirsinian from Tacoma, at 1850 o. m.
str Manila haru from Haniis via Hong
kong, Shanghai. Kobe and Yokohama. at
ef5 y. m. str fowan from Boston via
New York. Balboa. Ban Pedro and San
Francisco, at 2sso .. m. y. n /. IL. r.
Cedar from Ketehikan. at II a. m
SAILED
March Str Bohemian Club for Fan
Francisco via Point Wells at sste . M.
str Eldorado for Mobile via Blaine, Ana
oortss. San Francisco. Ban Pedro. Balboa
and New Orleans, at sac .. m. str Hai-
nler for san Francisco via Tacoma, at
p. m. str fovAn for Everett, At 7.ot =
m. str Yosemite for San Francisco Vie
Tacoma and Port Ludlow. at z;zs y. na-s
mOtorahip fabby for Yakutat, at y. mt
str Tokiva hsru for Everett, via Tacoma
Al .. m. rtr Fred Baxter for Eagle
Harbor. at 10 o. m; str Cello for san
Pedro via Everett. at 10 p. m str stan
wood for Tacoma, AZ 1zs5e p. m; str
Robin ooodfellow for Everett via la
coma. Mt 1886 p m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-08

Y. .. NHvHI hsd1o temnsuntceSise
Cline Is . .. m. of date specified unless
otherwise notcd-)
March Str F1eystone STAIR. Yekc-
hams for Seattle. $50 miles from Seattle:
str Steel Exporter. Seattle for Portland.
seven miles east Of TAtoosh Island. str
Admiral Watson loading ct I.atouche. str
John c. Kirkpatrick. San Diego for Ia
coma. 10 miles north OF Cape planro: 81
West Jester. Kobe for Seattle. z.e2o miles
from Seattle. str Eastern Merchant.
NsrArakf for s<s-n ttie.- 1.scs miles from
seattle str wenatehec. Seattle for Yoke
hama. i.fts miles from Seattle str Cor
dova. Seattle for Fslse Pass. lilo miles
from Seattle. str West Japps. Yokohama
for Seattle. Ais miles from Seattle At
noon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-08
Sugars Are Strong
on NeW York Market

WALL. STREET ". REVIEW
stock exchange today Sugar were the
which opened
a
higher pfoducts
made high AZ TIE previous session opened io on th
taking on Tasaay opened a. ioH sad then got above 100
X. 4
american OF Utah sss up VI
BILE s7s. up United si Products os or
Electric Battery. ~ "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-08
Foreign Money Status
Uae~dsy's Quotattops)
Ferni.hed by Logan q Ryan
AIA Necond ANs. kruiiIs
Denver Live Stock

~ ~dneedays puofafs~-~f
Cattle-Reeeipir. 1900. Market iSs
lower. Steers. feeT.Be; cows aud h.if-
erH. t5nT. Hfocksrs and feeders. SEQ
fs7S; bulls. f.,to 10 $50; calves, sen.
Hors-Receipfs. see. Market iec high
sr. TOP. tii.ss: bulk. ti1aii.fs.
she~p-Hecrtptn. see. Market use low
sr lambs. iitaft7ss ewes. A-su
fSss. feeders. ;l3.teait
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-08

fWfuNs6tys Q1otafIooel
Butter-EHtraH. tsc III. prime firsts
fhAc H.
EEg~-Estras. ..he dor. extra fIrsts sc
doz.. cftra pullets, 20 NC doE: under.
sized puliets isc dos.
ch~~~e-caiiferniA flats. fancy. 7ic ID
fifsta. 2eAc 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-08
SGII. NOTICES


LOCATION or PRINCIPAL PLACE
Oh HISfSE ESs city and county Of
San Francisco. state Of California
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that
At meeting Of the board Of direct
orr Of Tri-state Realty company. a
corporation, held on the 2ist day OF
February. 1899. an assessment OF
Ten tieOo Dollars per share was
levied upon the capital stock Of said
CORPORATION. payable Immediately TO
r. q. MaciAehlan. secretary OF said
corporation. at the office OF said
corporation. Room No. tis. sharon
building. situated at the northeast
corner OF Jessie and New Montgom-
cry streets. IN the city and county
81 San Francisco. state Of califor-
MIA. Any stock upon which this
assessment shall remain unpaid on
Monday, tho 10th day 81 April 1928.
will be delinquent and advertised for
sale at public auction. and, unless
payment la made before. will be sold
on Monday. the 18Th day Of May.
1875, to pay the delinquent assess-
ment. together with coats Of adyer-
tialnE and expenses of FAls.
X. G. MAcLACHi.AS.
Secretary OF Tri-StAts Realty Com
fosATroS or orFicr. Room
els sharon building. situated on tho
northeast corner ~ Jessie and New
Montgomery streets. san Francisco.
california
10 WHOM TT MkY CONCERN.
This u 60 certify that West
wheeler have made an Application
90 erect cabinet rhor. \ building
A. tTts Caiifornia agr., lots is and
~. block I, Scenic Park Addition.
Anyone desiring 20 protest such oc-
cupAncy must file such protest at
the office OF the building Depart
m.nt. Room 500 County City nldg-
prior 20 Saturday. March IL, 1874
section a0s. Ordinance No. 1tSTk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-08
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

w eonesdsys Quotabons)
suKar-Ftrtner. Raw. 1sks. rrauuiatrd
fsioubse.
coffee-No. spot Rio. sse H.: No.
santos, lsei5Ae n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-08

TIE CITY COUNCIL may provide
by ordinance for the suspension of
cabaret licenses when laws are VIC.
lated. according to an opinion rem
dered Wednesday by George a.
Moagher. city attorney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-08

g. 500
OWNER WANTS $500 CASH
For beautiful bungalow, con-
siEtinK 81 com Animation living
and dining room. with fire.
place. : large. airy bedrooms
with large closets. buffet
kitchen with butIt-in eupbon Fds,
poliehed floors and Inverted
lighting. large lot. gosi1s feet.
highly improved; view Of
Sound and Olympic mountains;
one block from car graded
streets cement walk and water
nnains absolutely free and clear.
with nothing TO assume.
WALLER a WALLER
West ooS6. t2oS W. Alaska 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-08

B1Lr.INGI, Iont.-Fred Dykes,
rancher. held for fatal shooting OF
James Dickson. one-armed pool hall
at Clearmont. wyo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-08
Weather Bureau Report

TATooBH ISLAND. March s.--s A. NJ.
.-baromsssr falling cloudy; wind SOUTH
~ miles an hour. Passed In. str Mont
gomsry City. at 1870 a IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-08
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. March S-Demand ster-
ling opened today at tt5eL francs
so eSss y lire, io.tssis marks. 80. oe3s& I.
kronon. to2fi0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-08

HAY. GRAIN AND FEED

f1eur-Farn. pat. ga city del.ste9se o,
suEar--cane. per owt. ......... ssl
Ueet per eNf ... gos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-08

ftHAA AAAsE1
10 acres good loan soil. acres
cleared. acres pasture. balance
wood lot. nea. well constructed
Groom house. completely furnish
Cd. including range. bed. tables,
chairs. cooking utensils; good root
house. small fraii trees. berries
y VAN ARaDAI.E
1913 Third Az
A GOING FARM
g. ACRES BLACK LOAN SOIL
All in cultivation. t-room furnished
house s. laying hens; A-aer. IN
tools; near niGH SCHOOL. on
main eoanty road. quick salr.
1850; easy terms. See TAskER-
WASHINGTON LAND co.
tn7s Third. MAIN oo.n,
& ACRES. IMPROVED. NEW BufLD-
inRas western Washington. ifri-
gated and ready for pio~. Pins
berry. poultry and produce land.
All rural advantages. 5000 down.
- yeass TO ray. intcrsa, 60. Call
". O. ooopwrw. rel. Third Ave-.
HERBS A RIAL PLACE
10 acres. north Of Edmondr: all
good soil; under cultivation. ;
IN fine strsvberrier. IN clover
hay. 10 cherry tfe-s. 20 apples.
50 pears. all Kinds berries. wells.
can irrixats ~ith. complete set 80
buildings. assure you good Income
and living Physical condition %
husband eompeia sacrifice sale.
STEEL REALTY DEv. CORP.
MerEaninc Floor Douglas ildE.
Fourth and linton Elliott iso1.
I WANT iNTEHEST--t0 AcREs.
irrigated. western Washingtou.
ready for cultivation. sioo down.
VIII build Tor you. 10 years 10
pay. interest So, Cali Or write.
VI q. GOODWIN. 1918 Third Ave.
A MIGHTY GOOD 40 ACREs IL
SkAgit county. near good sriEh :
horA and farms. $500. terms. Call
77s Third ave. or phone evenings.
t,eacon 3te1.
AZ AcREs CLEARED AND
fenced. between Botheil and kirk
land. close 10 paving: good house {.
fruit THIS ranch " buy. Sec
$50 per month. $40 smith Ridg
WHY PAY RENTr HAVE ONE
and one i0-scre berry and poultry
ranch; ali irrigated: in western
Warrington. WIZ build for YOU.
ready for cultivation; close 70
markets, paved road 10 city. $500
down. IL years 60 pay.
~ G. GOODWIN. 1919 Third Ave-.
OWNER. 70. WANTS REST, WILL
take small Seattle property part
payment for hts farm. $4,000. \
bargain. Everything goes. stock
and farm machinery. Broom house ,
beautiful place near church and
school write John StorEctb.
Poulsbo, Wash.
1 DON'T NEED THE MONEY AND
I don't need the land. 3 acres; ir-
rirated. will build for you. This
IL an ideal poultry country. close
To markets. good schools. s250
down. IL years TO pay; interest
II @. GOODWIN. 1915 Third Ave.
no MONEY DOWN
NO PAYMENTS FOR a YEAR
s acres. good soil: 3 miles from Se-
attic: telephone; electric light:
paved road; all cleared. level.
fenced. drained and In clover.
Must be prepared to build and inn
prove. a26 Green Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-08

~rnn BEST COSTS Less

THE BEST COSTS LESS"
WHY nE a pRY LAND FARMER
or SPEND $1,000
For an adequate supply 81 water,
when YOU can got, right now, all
the piped water your little farm
needs for AlL purposes aud iightH,
phone pavement aud REAL Coz
operation
AT SUMMIT VIEW FARMS
With fine. level. productive soil: e.
ceilent view; Ia the district Of
successful. Producing Homes, only
~ minutes from the bright liEhtai
The best little farm proposition
offered today. Make us prove this
statement.
ELECTRIC LOGGING co. Inc.
Zee A, II Todd. Mgr.
sie Marion 81. Seattle. Ell. s70s.
THE BEST COSTS LESS"
ON PUGET SOUND MAIN land
~ acres. with over zoe feet beach
frontage. a sunny protected west
slope. several acres cleared, In red
To plant. small house. possesalon
NJ once. An attractive place 90
i've. that will grow Into little
fortune II you set out grapes. ber-
rles. and handle poultry local
help you get started, prio. ti..7b;
terms 1900 cash balance easy.
Charles homers Company. Alaska
nldg,
30 AcItEs IMPROVED
Fine ALDER LAND; acres under
cultivation; small house. barn.
poultry house and orchard. fine
lake adjoining this property, THIS
il bargain at the price asked.
u.soo. ssso cash. balance ON easy
CLIFFORD LAND co.
eif Third Ave, open evenings
FOR SALE-io AcilEA SURFACE
cleared; : cottages. ) acres plowed F.
1900 straw befries. i7s bearing
fruit trees, $500 cash. balance
monthly. cathcart road. . miles
north Of nothell. mile and half
s ss,, q rsying' ). \. Mccullough
land. north OF eitys bus line TO
town new 4-room house. Can
furnish stock 1900. 1900 cash.
balance 10 years.
Milwaukee A 81 Paul Land Co.
tet2 University Way, Car No. ~
OVERLOOKING SOUND
Close TO HfGHLINE BLVD. 5 acres
good soil: nearly all level. alder
land; easily cleared. A snap AT
1870. terms
RoBERT MALTBY CO. 1905 ,rd Az.
10 ACRES. on GOOD sfLAVkLED
road. y mile off boulevard. alder
land. close neiEhbors. ali COM
v~nienees close 20 station and
schools. $1,000. sieo down. ball
ane. 70 suit 81. intstsst
FoR aAI.E - 80 AcRt.A ALONG
paved road on Kellogg Marsh. IN
Hnohomish county, coed buildings;
II cows. bull. horses and ma
chinrry. Henry oftsbro. r. I.
MAFysvtiir. wash.
TRACTS ACROSS LAkE wAAfI-
layton. $50 arre: terms. Graf
owner. COZ Hiprklsy bldK
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SI0CKS AND RONDs

y u > 7 III LII
1fs Cherry street. Main $500
For good gamble. buy Spartan and
Boundary Bay; latter reported
very active
WILL BUY LIBERTY BONDS
WILL SELL
2 Units United Finance.
s Johnston Piston a Ring.
8 seattle Union Thestcr.
$50 Western Smelling A. Power.
500 Universal High Power.
1000 Alaska Petroleum a Coal.
1000 Wyoming Pacific OIL.
1000 Homebulder NJ. A. Dew.
And All Other Stocks
MAX WINKLER
2it Union 81. Elliott $3.50.
AMERICAN BANK
WARRANTS PURCHASED. g02
AMERICAN BANK BLDG.
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First High Tide
! 90 a. m, 100 r.
first Low Tide
biz r. m. ~ n.
hsrond High Tide
iliig a. m. 100 n.
berond Low Tide
$50 y. m o. n.