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Bisbee daily review., 1922-07-22
THE PRINCE OF WALES

Oh girls, aint he just too grand for words?
 Yes, it's the Prince of Wales; no, no sister, not Whales-the prince is no fish. In fact, he's the most eligible bachelor in the wide, wide world. And, according to London gossip, the prince is looking for, a wife. Just think of thati A swell kid like him without nobody to darn his socks, smell his breath when he comes home late and bawl him out for not bring in coal before the storm starts.
 The whole world, in fact the whole cock-eyed world is trying to find bride for the lonesome prince. No luck so far. Plenty of girls have been willing to march up to the alter with the boy, but a suitable one has not yet been found. Princesses, duch- sses and countesses have been sug- gested, but not one has caused the coy heart of the young heir to the throne to flutter any faster than it usually fluts.
 With the fate of the empire hanging in the balance, more or less, our Brit ish cousins are becoming worried. They want the prince to take unto himself a wifi.
 Well, The Review has to provide a wife for the prince. More than that, it has decided that the most fitting wife for the prince ought to be a. Bis bee girl.
 Why not? American girls, and Bis bee girls especially, are the grandest girls in the world, aren't they? Those in favor say aye. Those opposed keep quiet. The ayes have it. Fine. Now all we need to do it to let the girls come forward. And don't crowd, girls, don't crowd.
 Each morning The Review will print the picture, of one of the many local girls who will no doubt be will ing to tie up with the prince for life From among the pictures we will pick the winner. And she will get the grand prize, H. R. H. The Prince of Wales, to have and to hold, for richer or for poorer, in sickness and in health, ct al, providing, of course, that the prince is willing. But that is only detail After 1amping the Bisbee girls whose faces will appear in the Review, the prince will, we predict, be unable to resist the temp
Bisbee daily review., 1922-07-22

Within four years all the rest paid up. One of them during the last three years has sold $5,000 worth of strawberries from his one acre plot.
 Tt is not to strawberries alone that such men turn their attention They make good profits out of plums, apples, cherries, gooseberries and currents.
 At the time of the great agri- cultural depression, Gladstone sug- gested that farmers should grow Fruit instead of corn. His suggestion was received with scorn and derision by the old-fashioned farmers. One man, however, thought the experiment worth trying. He has retired with a large fortune. Hundreds of others are now following in his footsteps" "
Bisbee daily review., 1922-07-22
You'll be beautiful and slender If
 pound a week you eat.

NEW YORK, July 14. All our very best yeast manufacturers are putting an awful curse on the carrot crop. They are beginning to look on this simple little denizen of the kitchen garden as yellow peril and a menace to their corner on vita mines.
 You see, carrots are just full of yitamines and beauty specialists and health culturists all over the country are hailing this uncooked rabbit food as the latest scientific first aid to bright eyes and girlish contours.
 Cant you remember in the good old days how grandma urged a car rot diet on you as a sure enough guarantee of a peaches and cream complexion? Alas, how you spurned , the simple old souls tip-and also the carrots-little rocking that an ounce of them then would have saved you pounds of them now and a peck of trouble besides.
 Not a Skin Game
 The merits of carrots go much further than the mere surface, how ever. Theirs is not only a skin game by any means.
 One pound of the little old raw garden vegetable is guaranteed to tone up the little old system, make you sweet and pure-but not too pure,y fill you fuller of pep than a goat gland, make superfluous flesh do a fadeaway and even keep silver threads from among the gold.
 It stands to reason carrots ought to be good for the hair Just look how the Belgian breed thrives on 'em.
 Anyway, the carrot craze means a lot in the life of Miss Lotta Tonnage. The poor plump thing has tried roll ing and starving and rubber lingerie. She's had enough electric baths to be a radio, swallowed thyroid and counted calories till she took the count.
 She's daily dozened" to the strains of music till the strain was too much and eaten Bunky Bread till she was positively crusty. Still the scales climbed up when she climbed on
 Look at Herl
 Now after five weeks and five pounds of carrots in the raw Miss Lotta has actually lost two ounces
Bisbee daily review., 1922-07-22

tation to climb aboard a warship, steam across the Atlantic, around the horn, up the gulf and thence, by way of the San Pedro river and Mule Creek, to our own Bisbee.
 Hundreds of photographs will no doubt be turned into The Review of flee today. One of them will be printed tomorrow, with, life-story of the applicant and an interview in which she will tell just why she thinks she should be the next prin- cess of Wales, or wateVer the Prince is called.
 Watch for the first photograph te- morrow morning. It may be some one you know, girls. And, fellers, it may be your girl, for the prince has as many admirers as Ruddie Valen- tino and Waffle Reid combined
 The contest is on; let's goi
Bisbee daily review., 1922-07-22
cHINEsE SHADES,

Chinese lanterns that fold up like fans make very nice lamp shades, par ticularly for the country home. These are inexpensive, but exceedingly decor ative, and they do impart an "atmos- phere."
Bisbee daily review., 1922-07-22
HAIRPINs

Jeweled hairpins are seen very ire quently. Often they match the high Spanish comb the debutante is so fond of wearing. Those studded with sap phires or jade seem to be most popu- lar.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-07-22
COLLARS

Separate collars seem returning in favor. They are particularly liked for
Bisbee daily review., 1922-07-22

The roadbed of the Niagara Gorge railway is to be made a public high way for automobiles and other vehi- cles.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-07-22

There are no living descendants of Shakespeare, Cowper, Dryden, Swift, Chaucer, Pope, Shelley or Byron
Bisbee daily review., 1922-07-22
IN GREEN AND BLACK

A stunning gown seen on girl dane ing at New York roof garden was of black satin slashed about the bottom and lined with green crepe. This was worn over a narrow undermine of sill yer cloth. The girl wore jade brace
Bisbee daily review., 1922-07-22
By MARGARET RoHE

Io, the lovely Title carrot
 Has acquired wondrous merit; As an aid to health and beauty, this
 carrot can't be beat. You just take 1t up and pare it, Eat 1t raw, and soon, 1 swear 1t,
Bisbee daily review., 1922-07-22

orately embroidered in very fine thread.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-15
En- a. UliiVeISilal
!. dc Puerto Rico

Hermqsa fiesta la de graduation
en- la Univers;dad de Puerto REQ, en-
Ia maiana del microbes Y nutrido
grupo de alumnas y graduados de to-
:das las clsses ofreciendo su simpd-
ltico concurso a la brillantez del ac-
to.
Hicieron discurscS, con aplausOs,
IL Tresidente del Supreme senior Del
Toro 'Cuevas, q Comisionado de ms
tiliccion seiior Huyke, y los. profe-
sores dc Ia facultadj de leyes Lcdos.
Benitez Flores ). Hamilton.
Les seiiores Barcel0 Huyke
y Los denas concurrentes cambisron
simples saludos de coI'tesfa Y el Hon.
Presidente del Supreme fue inyestido
cen ell tftulo de doctor del alto plan
tel.
Ell selor Benftez Flores fue conf
sionado para lG entrega de las me-
dallas de premios especiales para di-
versos graduates de la Universidad.
Al llegar el seiior Bsrcel6, a quien
iacompanaba su distinguida esposay
hubo un cerrf.do y largo APPLAUSE de
ltodcs los escolares que lIenaban la
amplia sala, resultando una expresi-
va manifestation de ;fecto de la ju-
ventud haca ell iluytre hombre pdbli-
co.
Los oradores- fueron aplaudidOs por
Ia concurrencia la fiesta result0
digna de su objetO y s;mbolismo.
Ell n1mero de profesores rurGles es
grande para las classes dc veranO
habra escaso ntimero de los que que
tlaron para septiembre.
Nuestra felicitaci6n E los que de-
jan slls .arlas llevando ell diploma
signo del triunfo de sn esfuerzo y
fnie en- el arduo camino de Ia ense-
ilaliza que han de recorrer obtengsn
el exito que merecen.
coyrcsponsaI Especial.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-15
DOCUMENTO HISTORICO
Encontra1o en- un archivo de la ciudad de Qua
yama, y Dorado en- parte por causas
descOnOcidas.

"Alla3s los... Co. leg. Rico 49,. fran. ).
20. la Aca. de Ciencias de Paris para . liar
Flora de la. Ia
s Estuyo IS de-. n -. .uta con sls s
subendo lies, esca... pcachos ba.. do vaes para
ar. arae la Naturaeza los tos que aba p
variedad dc ....s.
lnform6se de1as .udes cura. .nta de las
de .... LAS que por trn los indigenas la.
liclla ia escribendo tai obra .tul
@AIedico GTioloo
Antes de F.. Puert. 49,, Renato Grosourdi que .
mo Ell sabo, rio pre-. .1tico ami
g., Ia idea de paraci6n med ...., para memoir. .
cimientos. alyio de la hu. dad.
Vaci6 los que ..arda.. ando formula
.lOsa, mariz de fec...a Su .... do amigo,
el do farmac6uco de Qua. lilo S. Bruno
.mpo ..pu6s les, -. bal. 49,. Y flores :. .
H.. luz su F.. o -. .OLAD0 INDIANO r... do
Isl he... tribute la !. gr. .irador; cuyo he
cho ..c-ndo Juan Pom. Leon lc declf rec
.fcar rumbo Puerto Rico la sFuente de
Salud' que no Florida.
cuarto De 10 ac. Ell mel. amigo del hogar
]. fnado perfume"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-15
Inforne del Departments
de Agricultural y | rabajo

recibir una rapidez de diez palabras
por minute por 10 menos.
FL Negociado de Navegaci6n del De-
partamento d eComercio, Washington,
d. c. expide las dos licencias. la dc
estaci0n y la de operator. Los Estados
Unidos estan lividfdos entire nueye
distritos radiotelegrafcos Cada dis
trito tiene un inspector de radiotele-
graffa que Sc encarga de expedir Ia
licencia de estaci6n la de opera
dor en- un distrito. La solicitud para
obtener cualquiera de elias debe di-
rigirse al inspector de radiotelegraffa
del Distrito donde esta situada la es-
taci6n, o en- case de que este no Sc
conozca, al Negociado de Navegaci6n,
de Comercio, Washing
ton, D. c.
Leycs Canadenscs dc Rddiotelegrafid
Las leyes que goblernan la manipu-
laci6n de. estaciones .radiotelegrdficas
privadas en- Canada, en- yarios res
pectos, son enteramente distintas a
las que. rigen Ell los Estados Unidos
POr ejemplo, una estaci6n que sola-
mente Sc usa para recibir, debe tener
una licencia de estaci6n, pero no estd
restringida en- cuanto a la longitud de
su antena. Toda persona que funcio-
ne cualquier clase de estaci6n radio
telegrdfica on Canada, sea para reci-
-bir trasmitir, debe tener un certi-
ficado de habilidad, licencia de ope-
rador. FL "certifcado de habilidad,'
no puede concederse una persona
que no sea dc, ciudadanfa inglesa. Las
estaciones eXperimentales de ALTOONA
dos que sc usan solo para trasmitir
estdn restringidas a unas ondulacio-
nes dc so, 100, 150 200 metros, se-
gGn la distancia que tengan de las
Iestaciones terrestres comerciales- ru-
gtas de navegaci0n. Las estacioncs 81
tuadas a unas cinco millas de una es-
taci0n Comercial de costa, 0 de TERRA,
0 te una ruta de navegaci6n, no puede
usar una ondulaci0n mayor de so me-
tros. Las leyes Y reglamentos canaden-
ses estdn impresos en- el ''Libro Annual
de Telegraffa Inalambrica' Actual
mente Sc estan considerando algunas
enmiendas en- los reglamentos cana
denses. Para informaciones definite
vas debe solicitarse al Ministro Au-
xiliar del Servicio Naval, Ottawa, On
tario, un panfleto con las leyes v re-
glamentos canadenses, cuyo costo es
de diez cenfavos nv As
LetrGs para uanGdds dc EsfdciOnes.
Llamiadds de GfcioRddOs.--La licen-
cia de estaci6n que Sc concele para
la manipulation de una estaci6n tras-
misora de aficionados Ell los Estados
Unidos, asigna una lfa1nada que ha
de usar esa estaci6n en- todo tempo.
Esta namada, por 10 regular, consis-
tie en- un nGmero seguido de dos le-
tras, como 1ABC. Ell ndmero es ell del
distrito de radiotelgeraffa donde
Sc encuentra la estaci0n. Las, estacio-
nes experimentales tienen llamadas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-15

-
que econsisten en- un ntmero seguidp
por dcs tres letras 9de8 Has cuales
Ia primera es X, como 1NiN!l Las esta-
clones t6cnicas j escolaGes tienen lla-
madas que consisten en- un ntimero
seguido por dos 0 tres 1etras de las
cilales Ia primera es y, como Iva. Las
estaciones, lespeciales de- aticionados
tienen llamadas que soffsisttn en- I'm
nidnlero seguido por dos, Q tres letras,
de las cuales la primeraE es q, como
1ZA. Els Illegal que cualquier estaci6n
trasmisora use en-, una u otra OCCASION
una Gllamada que no sea la4ue lie liza |
va sido asignada en- 81 lReneia de
Ninguna estaci0p esta perr1is
ttda trasmitir en- tanto no reciba la
licencfa de estaci6n correspondence.
Anteriormente los reglamentOs de IA,
diotelegraffa disponfan que la vez
que Sc archiyara una solicitud para
una licencia de estaci0n, quedando
pendiente solo el eXpedir la licencia,
.podfa usarse una llamada provisional
y Ia estaci6n podfa trasmitir; csta dis
posicion ha sido revocada.
Llamadas dc dfcionados canadcn-
ses.-A las estaciones dc aficionados
canadenses sc lie han asignado Hama
'das que consisten en un nimero Sc
guido por dos tres letras, como las
llanfadas asignadas las estaciones
de aficionados Ell los Estados Unidos.
Las estaciones canadenses con llama-
das que empiezan con les nGmeros J.,
2 Y 3, estdn en- ell sudeste de Canada,
algo cerca a has sestaciones de los
Estados Unidos cuyas liamadas en-
piczall con /, 2 Y ). Asf es que una
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-15

por Ia ''Copfolilatedo Radio Call Book
40, Al. Park Row, Mex York, N. y.
tEn esto Iise emuentrani las llamadas
de. las estaciDpes do los Eslados Uni
dos vs. laso extranjeras. iaa
Inall dist;l idc has estaciones coiner-
g.alcs 9yp dclh goliieIno trabajan
en- los Estattos Enidcs y en- pafses
4 ..1eXtE;m ierNs, gsp;frece efn ell "I4ibro
AAhual de,n Telegraffae- Inalambrica' ;,
entertainments.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-15
(Contir.uaci6ni)


La ley dispose que para poler ma
1lipular una, estaci6n radiotelegrafica,
deben conseguirse una l!cencia de es-
taeion y unas .lieencia de operador. La
ley inpone pcnas por manipular una
cstaci6n de Transmission sin las liccn-
cias necesarias,s
Tna estaci0n que Sc emplea solo pa
Ia recibir no requiere licenc,a lie es;i-
ci6n. Los operadores de estacione~ li.e
solamente recBiei no necesitan Ia IL
cencia de opepa1or, pero deben conser-
var en- secreto los mensajes que oigan
Sc han hccho ahora disposiciones
para echo sclases de estaciones terres
tres: De Servicio Pdblico, gercial
de Servicfo Piblico, Iimitada; Co
merciales Isimitatlas, Experimcntales
T6cnicas Y Escolares, Especiales de
Aficiolmdos, Gfnerales de Aficionados
v Restringidas de Aficionados.
Liceneias de Estaci6n para las cla-
ses 4, 5 Y G.sse conceden solamente Ell
circilnstancias gexcepcionales, segdn SC
explica en- el panfleto mencionado mas
arriba. x
Las estaciones generates lie aficiO
nados estan restringidas una ondu
laci6n trasmisoria que no exceda de
POO metros Y a una fuerza dc tras
formation que no exceda de un kilo
yatio.a
LAS estaciones de aficionados res
tringidas son cstaciones de aficiOnados
situadas unas cinco millas nauticas
de una estaei0n naval militar, es-
tan restringidas a una ondulaci6n que
no exceda de medic kiloyatio.
81 una estacf6n tfasmisora irradia
mas de una ondulaci0n, la energfa de
ninguna de las memories olas excederd
del diez por ciento de la energfa en- la
ola principal.
La disminucion logarftmica por os-
eilaci6n completa no debe excedel
dos decimos.
Las licencias de estaciones de aficiO,
nados contienen la siguiente clausula
.Esta estaci6n no esta autorizada pa
ia trasmitir en- distintas direcciones
los -informes del tempo, informes del
mercado, mlsica, conciertos, diseursos,
noticias o informaciones analogas o
diversiones. -
Las licencias de operad0res sc divi-
den en- las sishientes clases: primer
gralc extra comercial, segundo grado
commercial grade cargo" comercial,
pernis0 commercial temporero grado
de experiments instruction, aficio-
lado de primer grado Y segundo gra-
dolde aiicionado. Para poder conseguir
una licencia de operator de cualquier
grado, es necesario pasar un eximen,
m0strando ciertas cualidades, segdn
Sc explican en- e panfleto mencionado
anteriOrmente. Para obtener la licen-
cia de aficionado un operator, debe es-
tars suficientemente familiarizado con
la Claye International de Morse, para
- -sT :
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-15

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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-15

Nuestra exhibici6n de Muebles pa
ra Oficinas. en- nuestras vitrinas de
Fortaleza. m0strara a I'd. precios que
20 tienen competencia en- muebles de
ana superioridad toda prueba. Csn-
terO, Fernandez & Co., Inc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-20
BAD MAN HAPPENS
TO BE HER HUSBAND;
DEPUTIES NAB HIM

Az result OF n reported hold-up
feiephoned by Mrs. Adolph Nor
man, se4s Corson ave, her hus.
band was held IN the county jail
wednesday on an open charge.
NJ. j. Grow. arrested with Nor
man. also was held.
when Mrs. Norman reported
that n bandit had held up an auto.
ist and gave description and
number OF the car, Deputy Sher-
iffs william Sears and Asa Lee
took UP the trail from Seattle. nc
companied by City Marshal r J.
Francisco. Of Kent. Tho officers
found three men in q shack noar
Kent. Norman IL said TO have
had pint Of whisky, while Crow
was armed with a gun. The third
man was not held. The reported
stick.up proved 20 BIO quarrel
over liquor. according TO the Of
ficers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-20
MAN SENDS IN SIS TO
THE STAR AS AN AID
TO MINERS FAMILIES

Ineloslns a check for IS. Glen
G. bartlett. manager OF the Bush
hotel has written TO Tho star
suggesting that fund be started
TO aid the mothers. wive. and
children o. the az miners who
los, their lives In the Arsonaut
mine.
hartlett says. In part; I'VE
have given millions ia tho Rus.
Hsans, Germans. Austrians and
to people Of about every other
FOREIGN nation In tho world.
Here h a chance 10 do something
for our own people who are des.
nerately In want. We cannot 20
too strong, il IL true. We have
our own community chest 10 nil
soon. but n every business man
IN Seattle save only a. what
bis fund we could raisers
bartiett'a check has been for.
wasded by Tho Star to the may.
or OF Jackson. Cal. the mining
town where the disaster occurred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-20
MAS SCORED By
0lDY w. F0RBUS AS
SMELL DER OF CROOKS

fs6y Willie rorhus. candidate
| = ~ cflsce of prosecuting at
-. op>n<d her campaign for
nrtiua II a meeting held Tues
- q the homo Of Mrs. H. r.
rtvsil IN the Mount Baker dis
"a Before an enthusiastic
o,Ariss Of women Miss Forhus
uhsed that Malcolm Douglas as
rusnew. shielded rather than
rupruf<d crooked officials. and
II M time had come when
tnkk officials. narcotic ped
- and bcoslegxers should be-
- \ the penIfentiary. and
~ sffsctal< who misuse the
- Il their dcposltors should
~ them.
5rnwfor prosecutor hcadquar.
- re been opened az 100
- building. phone Elliott
a = a cali has been issued
- interested In cleaning
N - county government TO
- IN the election OF Hiss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-20
Bureau Of
sing
Relatives

The star insfsss Ne readers 60 use this
department .. an sld In finding missing
regati,e- ar friends. The department. V
Go help In rranising these who haze hcen
separated. Those whose relatives %
friends are missing arr invited 10 rspou
the disappearance directly 20 The star.
n<sd~r< who may know the whereabouts
81 r~rsons mentioned In this seisma ss
nsl@ssss are requested also To rspsrt 10
The star. Other newspapers are invited
10 rrpr.duer such h~ns - will int~fsss
their eomuuntti~~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-20
Rawlinson Charges
Blackmail Scheme

Los ANGELES, Sept. zO.--Iier'
bert Rawiinson. movie motor. has
been cited 10 appear today at the
district attorneys office TO show
cause why he should not be charged
with attacking Miss Dorothy Clark,
l7.year-oid dancer.
The alleged attack In said 10 have
occurred In Hollywood. August 20.
A $500 600 damage suit against the
actor for an alleged past attack is
now pending.
RawiInson brands tho charge as
a frameup and declares he viii seek
the Indictment Of the girl and her
mother, Mrs. Ethel Clark, for black
mail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-20
DEATHS


EdwardH. q W. n yfaTH
Khibi~s. William D.. J days.
Timmsrmsn Agatha. - years
Anton. Lee Leon. 50 years
Beck. N~miss a.. 81 years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-20

II. J. WEIR. charged with forgery
IN the first degree. was being trksd
Wednesday before Superior Judge
Mitchell Gillian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-20
after HOMES
Neck PLANNED
.,.,.nllous Program Set for
oct. 8 to IA

"a the ssatc cf Washlng'
- with other communities
= -. ,hrueut the nation. will
= ~p~tter Homes week with
go 80 rroxram. October ? TO
s~,>sls are in tho hands OF
-seux program. october = to
) ,...iers m club and social
"a the allied housefurnish'
I'd --n<csrd that every ccmmu.
~ state win recognise the
- ! proxrsm somewhat ssnis
-r-,><e<r 90 that featured in
~ the ether larger ccnters.
.~e,svai committee which l.
~srk cut the program for
a, state inciude~i
rrhoenfeld. seattle. otto =.
-. seattle: Charles Hehberd.
ss. 4 Levitt. Seattle, ]. II.
nrattie: Edward ciaassen.
wsln: r. J. Flynn. Nencon'
kaufman. Aberdeen; @. =.
c,astle: Carl Lobe. hellins'
". Ludington. wenaschee'
1a>,ston. Tacoma: II. G. Reid.
Rphert Rnndstrcm. Yakima.
MA Seattle,
rsl committee win be In
Z the astivities IN Seattle.
~ exact details have not
unpa<ep. every furniture deal.
Zs eisy viii be invited TO hold
o house On one evening
- v<<k.
1rsl invitation viii he issued
pnS,sc 10 visit the various
&&er~ nothing vii be placed
T ~ entire Idea being TO
~ public an opportunity Of
= Inspecting the exhibits OF
80 xvis furniture and furnish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-20

rHE REST 40 ACRES ADJOINING
the famous Hollywood ranch; nice.
level land: partly improved; log
house: harm. good well; old orr
chard. Going at song price. ss.1sv;
liberal terms.
MERRITT REALTY co.
s23 walker Bldg.
Second and University.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-20

BATHS was arrested Ia
~ Wednesday by Deputy slNr.
rrnn sears and I'D Hughes
~ ~ embesxiement. Gattia
ua ~ the sheriff In Denver,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-20
FOR sALE-ACREAGE

10 ACRES: q CLEARED. BALANCE
easy. Sandy loan: email creek;
h-nile salt water; mile 20 wharf:
s boats daily. ssc fare; 1900;
terms. r. y. Hsnnessey. b70 Hoyt
at. Portland. Ore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-20
Henry c. Ewing Company
"sehttie's Realtors"


leaving city: will sac
rifiee strictly modern 7-room
home. In good district. has large
living room. music room. extra
large dining room. full cabinet
Kitchen and sissned-in back porch:
\ large bedrooms. with foomy
closets and complete bath on sec
end floor: fun cement basement;
laundry room. furnace room and
garage. Terms can be arranged.
Call for appointment T-f2. Main
1i3t.