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would produce larger revenue than
do the excessive. rates now in ex-
istence. AS the rate of surtaxes is
owered, the aggregate amount OF in
come subjecting itself to taxation will
be largely increased. A decrease in
rates will bring an increase in volume.
In 1921, the house of representa-
tives voted to make the maximum
surtax rate 80 per cent. and the Sem
ate Finance Committee adopted that
conclusion.> That action was reversed
at the bidding of a group Of sena-
tors, and the maximum surtax rate
was fixed at so per cent.
The proposed reduction Of the max
imum surtax rate to 80 per cent.
would have benefited only those in
receipt of annual incomes or profits
exceeding $4,000. From that point
of view, the proposal, however justi-
fable economically, was maladroit
practically and inexpedient politically.
l would suggest that the normal
tax be reduced by one-quarter; j. e.,
from the present rate of 8 per cent.
to 6 per cent. and that all surtaxes be
reduced by one-third. While such a
reduction would have a strongly bene-
fetal effect in quickening business,
facilitating the flow of capital and
diminishing costs, it would be found,
l am convinced, that the total reve-
nue. resulting from the lowered rates
as compared to those now in force
would be relatively little affected, and
as far as the tax yield from large
incomes and profits is concerned,
feel certain that the government
would receive more, rather than less.
In fact, were such a transaction
thinkable-which, of course, it is not
Il should consider this very lucra-
tive business for those undertaking
it. Let it be underwritten, in respect
of the revenue from surtaxes on in
comes of, say, $4,000 and above,
that the government will receive no
less a yield under the reduced rates
above proposed than, under the ex-
listing rates, in return for which
guarantee the underwriters would
receive one-half the excess which the
government would realize from the
reduced rates over and above the
revenue which it now realizes from
the existing rates.
If, however, contrary to expecta-
ton, there should be material fall
ing off in the aggregate revenue
from income and surtaxes in conse-
euence of the proposed reduction,
there are several very simple and
productive taxes (such as, have long
existed in most countries of Europe)
which should be introduced to cover
any such falling off, without involv-
ing any burden at all on the people
at large and without being felt by
anybody.
All this is apart from the sales tax,
in which 1 continue. to believe a
much as ever. kps ehat
the objec ctiaasl Sm a taxa
tion are in the mains based upon
prejudice or erroneous assumptions
Whether its advocates or its oppo-
nents are in the right can only be
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1922-11-16

Where there's a will to fence the
fields, there's way to grow forage
crops and raise livestock.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1922-11-16

A real system Of farming doesn't
change to meet changing prices.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1922-11-16

Kill the weevil before the weevll
kills you.
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tion are in the ma1ne Daseu upon
prejudice or erroneous assumptions
Whether its advocates or its oppo-
nents are in the right can only be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-03
Butter, EGGS
DROP IN PRICE
California RadIshes on Sale
at as Cents

There wcr. declines on two com
modiilea Tuesday In the dairy section
of the wholesale market Butter
dropped cents a pound. from ~ 70
10 90 cents for the city creamery
bricks and from a. 10 10 cents for tho
cubes. Fresh ranch eggs were down
cents. TO &C cents "A doxen' There
was no change noted on pullet egsr.
because that variety n increasing In
HiNe and the demand has grown
stronger. keeping the receipts wei
cleaned up.
The decrease In butter was caused
by the gradually increasing cream r.-
ceipts. II was pointed out that there
are more butter fat shippers. which
accounts for the heavier arrivals,
The bidding price 20 the shippers for
butter fat was 3 cents lower. nj ~
cents a pound for the A Rrnde. The
decline on eggs WIS caused only by
the heavier receipts.
California radirhes were on the
street ~ 4B cents a dozen punches.
lthubarb was down 5 cents a pound.
from "a 10 20 cents. due 20 the in.
creasinE receipts. Florida green
peppers were quoted NJ from Is Go so
cents n pound The high freight
rates are holding the prices high. iob.
bers claim. A firmor tone was not.
ed In tho onion market. while the
fancy Yakima Gems were reported az
bring short here. Much poor grad.
stock OF potatoes Il being put on the
Seattle market reliable potato deal.
ers say.
The fruit market WINS steady ami
was well supplied with all aaasonabl
stock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-03
GIRL MUSICIAN
DIES SUDDENLY

Miss Edna Walker McponaRb. ons
Of the most prominent young musi,
clans In srattle died Monday night
at ST. Luke'a hospital. after a brlci
Illness A resident or the city since
childhood. Miss Mcponagh had taken
an active past ia many musical. re
liFioua and civic movements. aud
nova OF her death came az shoot.
10 hNndreds or friends
Miss McponaEh was member Of
the Ladies' Musical club and necre.
tary OF the Musical Art society For
the last ak years she had been or,
ganist az 81 faul'a Episcopal church.
She Ia survived by her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. r J, Mcponagh. ti0 liar.
ward ave. ~. a brother. William Nc.
nonagh. aud a sister, Mrs. -. NJ.
Weatcutt,
Funeral services will be held nj $50
y. m. THURSDAY at 81 Pnurs church.
Is Roy IT. Burial will be In MI.
Pleasant cemctery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-03
Seattle-Spokane
Chambers Confer

a delegation from the spokan.
Chamber OF Commerce wili meet
with the executive coulttss OF tho
Seattle Chamber OF Commerce state
development bureau Thursday noon.
At the request Of the Eastern wash.
ingion body, 70 conaider matters re-.
iaiing To tho Columbia basin prof.
eci.
rho SPOKANE party Will present
plans aimed 10 promote the coium.
eia basin project The Seattle cham.
Der has advised the spokane body Il
viii b Eiad 10 support any move.
rient consistent With ita own policy.
which IL 20 promote the reclaim ton
Interests OF IN. whole state. and no,
the special Interests OF any particu.
lar section.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-03

ftH~tsFh 0uetoiozAb
20 eco Market steady
and isc ia~sr. Top. isit. bulk 81 SALES.
ts.1sg f.ss. heavy weight setg9ts 20
medium weight. fsfe91.t. firht
weight. fr.itU7 te; iisht lights. " tt q
tA1t hsasy packing COWS t2teWsst;
packing sosa FvsEh. ts5tsss.. plxs.
ir.toHSft
t.ssis--fsesir's f.eee Market strong
and use higher. Cholce and prime,
fAte0ie sdiufu and good. ffse0ts
common. fstfatte. Haed and chsies.
itstyie. eotnmon ard medium. SIS
Wfsft. hgtcher cattle and heifsrs
is<eVss eows. tl.ssasfs. bulls. f3.Ts
gt csnnefs and c0ftrrs. COWS ard
hsifsra t1it8siss Gamer ssasra. o. %
10 veal calves. ftseat, feeder steers.
L1s%e. storhsr steers. tast8ats.
stoekss cows saf hsifefs. i;etfb
ikseo Market strong
and re higher. Lambs. tie ke< his.
lambs. Gull ene eoumoa. tNfs.rss
ys4rlin9 weth.rs. tfWt0s ewes. tt7s
0tt.... gull 20 eSfnrnea pses. s3alta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-03

Tisntsin--Dee. se--Auived. str West
o Howa from seattle
Yobohans-Dse- 1a--Arrfved. str Ha-
kata NAru from seattie-
Pert Anen--Jan sailed. bktn He-
wall for Puget sound ports
Ran Frsneireo-Jsn- ARRIVED. sfs r.
=. Lark~nhaeh from Seattle. a. p. m
str NorthiAnd from sestfle. at D. m. {:
str President from Seattle. at .. m. str
rhas ~ cramp from seattle, at q m.
Point Eeyes--Dec. Passed. str Prsst-
dent from seattle for san Pedro.
Nictoffa-Jsn. Paused out. str west
.Jssssp from seattle for pairen. ~ S;tt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-03
Studebaker Features
Opening at Mem York


The after which big blocks This had
cruebs leader % independent steeis ~ Ga. In
TACT All the
nethirhen
bad sharp held while the first
There little other ola
uonaiy higher
hgdebaker southern Petroleum.
or Company fsN off -; Southern Pacific 1sb
anies make month branches o.
expses Halfway made high s3k which
of
% email
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-03
WHEAT PRICES
DROP AGAIN

CHICAGO. Jan s.-wheat took
sharp declines on the Chicago board
o. trade today. Prices fell OFF great
cr than any time In weeks Other
grains and provisions fell also. but
norso much. Announcement OF the
Chicago bank merger WAS attributed
as the cause Of the slump
Msy wheat opened at si.ith. off
sc. and closed off Ga. July wheat
opened at si.oss. off nc. and closed
off ~ G May corn opened at J3Ic
off SIC. and closed off &c. July corn
opened At 6tAc. off &c. and closed
off ltc- May oats opened at 5s1c c.
of Ae, and closed &c lower. July
&c lower.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-03
High Court Denies
Resale Price Right

WASHINGTON. Jan. J. - the
Eoxcrnmsn; today in the muprems
court won It's fight TO knock out IN.
resale price naintcnanc. policy
prac'iced BY numerous big wholessais
concerns over the country.
The court upiseid the contention Of
me federal trade continuation that
this trade policy was an unfair
method Of competition and acted to
keep prices high.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-03
LOOT INCLUDES
GEM, PEANUTS

Diamonds and peanut roaster
were numbered among loot stolen
Monday night.
Thieves entered tho home OF Mrs.
w naedrr. sos Denny way. and 90.
capped with -four brooch pins. a dla-
mond. n pearl. coral rfNg we'd.
ding ring and turquoise necklace.
Passkey artists entered the home
of Mrs. A. S"lson. IT'S Rainier ave.
and stole baby Nelson's bank. con.
tanning IS.
Hungry thieves wheeled away a
peanut roast.r from the front Of ~.
u. Browns store. AZ Esd ave. and 4.
Madison ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-03

WASHINGTON. jan 1.-The s.,.
pr~mc court today advanced 20 Feb
rusry - bearings In tho ~sIis brought
BY Alexander Howat and other labor
leaders attacking the constitutional.
Ivy OF tho Kansas cour, Of Industrial
relations.
Tho court also advanced 20 P~b.
ruary II arguments In the damaw.
suit % the Coronado Coal company
against tho Arkansas miners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-03
Senator to Boost
Tacoma Contracts

TACOMA. Jan. 3.--Predicting gen
eral prosperity for Tacoma's ship
building and allied Industries and re-
lief of unemployment. Senator Miles
Poindextcr has announced hero that
he would do everything in his power
to sec that Tacoma plants get their
share OF the contracts for scrapping
naval vessels. according TO the dis
armament conference plan.
Senator poindexter limited that an
appropriation to make Camp Lewis q
permanent and well.developcd MILL
tary base Is likely to go thru.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-03
Mean Thief Robs
Red Cross Office

Another OF the "meanest thieves" In
Seattle was hunted by police Tues,
day, following the theft of $50 in
cash. three mems suits and several
Red Cross sweaters from the Of.
flee OF the Red Cross-Anti- Tubercn.
losis league. 3l5 University st. Mon
day night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-03
Rank CI.EARINGS
Seattle
NEW LEAF FOR
~ BOOTLEGGERS?

PHrLADELPHfA.--Dry agents be-
iseve bootleggcrs turned over n new
leaf for 1879. but think II Just a co
incidence that yesterday was the first
general holiday at the federal build
ing during which liquor has not been
stolen from the SEIZURE rooms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-03
WELCOME HOME!
W FIVE-CENT LOAF

NEW YORK. Jan. 5.--The old 6.
cent loaf OF bread came back today.
Tho Atlantic and Pacific Tea
Stores announced that at its 5000
stores turnout the country the
standard-size loaf. Weighing IL
ounces. will be sold for s cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-03

Smith Cove Termlnsi-Pser A-efr Bagt~
ern Merchant. str Ypfes NarA rtos
p-Su ixiou. ctr Bay state
Great Northern Tsrminal-su foyoe&o
Msru.
Rel street rersninai--u. q q a usslea.
u n /. IL T. Heather.
Grand Trunk Pacific Terninai-otr opD-
kama
Pier i.-Mossrship wakeenA
Pier ii-B--Notorship BooeyaiiA
Pier str jefferson. ctr Alameda str
Victoria
pier D--str Admiral D~wey.
Pacific Coast Engineering works-U. =
connse,,eas street r.rmipsI--str MONT
csrvin. str belgium MAru str Alva-
rsdo.
Alaska steamship Meorinss--ssr vansz.
stacy street Tsrminai--u. a G. Z psu-
wood. Z. s. c. q Burnside.
y. r. Shipping Board Xoorfngs--0tr
Cross Keys, fconium. ANNA y. Morp4.
silvsrado. Waiiingford. West cahokia-
Dsirosa, Delight. West Hsrtiaud. Lu-
orieo. West l2~srk. West Ison. West
Hsnford street Terrrsnai--Ssr perbiay.
irsispsadent Fisheries Dcek--Piiot shtp
King a winge-
rodd's Drydocks--ship chiiiiootha. bkfn
Forest Friend. ctr Queen
Nettlcton's Miii--Str Forest King.
Puget Sound Bridge A Dredging co.--otr
Patterson.
Ames Yard--str Roosevelt
Fisher FIGURING Mliis Doek-ssr Kcystees
Heffernsn Dcct-str Redondc. ctr Ad-
nniral Rodman. str LaSouehs. ctr Ket-
ehlkAn.
stream-Bktn Forest Pride
wiusIc~ Marine RaiiwAy-Ssr Morning
star. Griffdu. L. s g. y. Surveyor.
berges coquitlam city, Henry Willard.
J. G. Potter. oriffsou. schr Meteor. hk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-03

Cafte--Bsceipta. ~ NsFAst steady. pess
steers tsse9fte. fair 10 ncod steers.
tt.7tGsiti good - efrsce COWS ard
hsifsrs, ta...gtft. caansfs. ta.s0
1884. bulls tsot calves tteia
UNs-~stsrstnss. 1881. MsrEsf slew.
weak. Prime spised. ts7t9s. medium
ntssd. % % tsf pigs. 81 ttgsTk
shs~p-ssrkst nominal Past Of rpoun-
tain lambs, fs4s.tes valley lambs
tf.tegt. ysaritnws. Ges. ~sthsrs. -
Nlk. aMra u a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-03
San Francisco Produce
rse~sssy's owssss

Batter--Esiraa. taNe III. prime flrsts
stke H.
Ch~~~~-r'Aiiforuis rAts. fancy. fic N.
EgK.--Ettras. tse dos extra puiIs,-
ssae dsH .undsr.iHsd puiless. zoe dos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-03
4. =. Naval Radio Cemmsnieaais1

Jan. Str ouinauit. Seattle for 6an
Pedro, as miles from SEATTLE at p M,
str karnnxa. bogBd for Seattle - miies
south OF hsrrhfisid at .. m; str Ad-
mtrai Goodrich. Seattle for san frAn-
cisco. $40 miles from Seattle At . D. m.
str L-biwh. ssn frsneisoo for seattle. ~
miles north ~ Hunts Reef iightahip 81
.. m. xtr Sorth~sstern. seattle for kst-
rhlksn, 3ts miles from Seattle At . . m. .
air wenstchse. 5esttis for Yokohama
1.s2s mlies from seattle At : p. M nr
Whesusnd Montana. Seattle fer Yoke
hama. as mics from Yokohama ~ p
n. ctr Ccsr~,- Seattle for kces. t7e mile
from Port To~nuhd at .. m; str CITY
Of spokane. Seattle for Yokohama. I.ete
miles west Of Cape Flstfery at y m.
str Critics. Hsn Francisco for Tacoma.
rs miles from Tacoma AZ y MI sxr
Yosemite. San Francisco for seattle. Ss
miles south OF the Columbia river - ,.
m str Ntcforta. Cordoss for Essttla, 1So
mllss from seattle at . D. M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-03
ACRFtGE
why DIG STUNTS

When you can buy good land already
cleared for teas--land that IL veil
located. level valley land. with the
hrHt established markets. just off
the paved (raclfscb highway.
where covered motors drive up
and get the school children and
bring them home. giving them the
advantage of fun course high
school You can stand anywhere
on this land and see - good Amer
lean country homes. not In the
woods. not isolated The right
place for your family. with the
right kind Of people all around.
Price " $50 an acre. 10 acres or
more. small payment down. long
easy terms. a%. Ready to plow
and produce About hours drive
from our office.
CARTER. MACDONALD & MILLER.
3os Columbia s.. Elliott 5sTo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-03
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Jan. s.--Forcign sxehsnrs
wss lower 81 tho opsainr today. Sterling.
ftai*. off Ne francs. teexet. lire.
ts.esss. marks. ie.eesak krensn. to.sse7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-03

The Seattle Star
DILRECTORY
Attorne, satLaw
J. r. BALI@--Established 1897. All
cases! moderate fees. conHultation
free Main 7t03. ais Burke Bldg
aa5 Second ave,
Chiropractor
pR- n v. TURNEIL cHTRoPRAc-
tor. ,i0-i2 HaiRht hid. 3i-Pino-
Hours. 1915. Eve. dates. NJ 26ta
Collateral Loans
MONEY LOANED on ALL MITE
cies OF value. THE RELfABf4E
Expert Electric Repairs
MOTORS. APPLIANCES. wfRfNd
y. J. GILMAN Electric Co. Bu First
Money TO Loan
LOANS WITHOUT DELAY ON
AND CONFIDENTIAL
You retain property.
CALL 7isf ARCADE BLDG.
MONEY TO LOAN t,s 80,
aatisfactory terms.
SOCIETY FoR RE.MEpLAL LOANS
~ SEATTLE
' sscana f sssr M sSilains
HONEY TO f,OAN--wE LOAN AM
AwouNT ON 1iAMoNDs. watches
seattis's oidest Loan brokers
AMERICAN JEWELRY CO
s2f fecond Ave. Esta biishsd 1883.
AUTOMOBILE and FURNITURE
LOANS. NO DELAY
cosfIIpfsNsTIii5s,EI:s sHf IN
500 Central BLDG. Third Ave
Monuments
PUGET SOUNDNlfARBLE a GRAN
tie Co. 1st and virginia Estab-
OptIcian and Optometrist
7 w Edmunds, fraser Paterson 60.
Patent Attorneys
FREDERICK Y. GoRIN-pAT-
ent Attorney. American and for
and promoted. sos-e,7 Central
Phone Main oss0.
II. T.. REYNoLDs. ~. E.; c. I. REY- !
NoLDS. Established Seattle. 1872;
years examiner ". 8. Patent Of +,
flee. 402-6 Lyon Bid. Elliott 5076. |
HARRY BowEE a co.
s7B total cost of patents f3b down. |
2is University 81. Main 5sii.
PIERRE BARNES. Main $3.50. 12t3- |
II Hoge BID. Patents Trade marks. |
Physicians. Surgeons
scIATfcA, LUMBA-
70. Our treatment gives Immediate /
relief One weeks trial treatment |
Open evenings. References. Drs |
Freer and Eradcn, 90b v ard ave. |
WOMEN's AILMENTS. Is YEARS |
experience. DIR. Angus, 400 Pam |
tagcH Bldg. Third and University. |
Plano Tuning
PIANO STRoM. MAIN $3.50. |
Cut rate Piano repairing. tuning. |
vicIin Repairing
Bows rehairad- Finiay. 1915 ard AZ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-03
Denver Market Status

uueedayp Qsssatsnsb
Csstie---nsrsirts. ioeee. Mark~s steady
10 lover. steers, ts0T. eess and bslf-
srr. Ntt0k.se. storkevH and faederr.
ttseyttoi calves. t7ait.
uegs--Rscsip,s. t.see. Market Tee high
sr Tor. tf.sy. bulk. 81. teaT.fo.
Shesp--Rscs ikeo, Market strong
f@nos. ssfs9iess. s-es tf7t0..
feeders. fATs0s.so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-03
Arrivals and Departures


Jan. str Victoria from southvssfsru
via Hauthsastern Alaska. at $40 o. m;
Htr Chattanooga City from Shanghai. ~
eastern Alaska
Sailed
Jan. Str Admiral Dewey for sat
Diego via San Francisco and Han Pedro,
ct noon. str Victoria for Tacoma. At ~ 10
q m. Jan. Str Alaskan for Hamburg
via Fan Francisco. ean Pedro. Cristobsl.
Glasgow, Liverpool, London and Antwerp.
al ssis y. m. str Edward Bucksnbarb
for New York via Port ludlow. Sen
Francisco. san Pedro and cristsbafs str
koki nsFu for Kobe via Yokohama. at .
a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-03

| PACIFIC tFtlkiFitsN 90.
PHONE ELLIOTT ans
600 COT Securi,i Hidx. Seattle. wn.
WILL by tIBERTr BONDS
Will SELL
10 Johnston Piston & Ring
ies simplex Auto wheel
$50 FNutrsil Coupler.
500 Western Smelling a Power.
sea Davis Car GO.
500 Beacon Coal
1899 Columbia lied Metal
5000 Capitol Petroleum.
AND ALI OTHER STOCKS
max wiNkf;ER ...
.scANpfNAvlAN AMERICAN HANK
warrants rurehas~j. sea Amer
team Bnnk nidE. nd az Madlson.
% nISINt.ss OPPORTUNITIES
RIDE TO f,oRTuNEe--wE HAVE x
plan 70 establish you IN The motor
The greatest opportunity at hard
today. with capital easily raised
by sou and your frierdA You can
earn a net profit 81 90 per cent =
year In addition % your salary.
Your capital remains under your
control. write today for fun par
ticutara The Commerce Motor
Car Co. Detroit. Mich.
i1e1 CASH. $50 MONTHLY. OR
trade. takes my te-room hotel.
good mill and country town FL
Hott 1881.
ron sALE-s UPRIGHT MACHINE,
Khingie mill. In good condition.
For particulars address BoK fts.
u.rysvllic. wash.
t.y cAaH. ffs MONTHLY. TAKES
rooms % good furniture. fine locs :
ton. fvfi house. walking distance.
Elliott 1851.
HOME COUNTRY sToRfs ron FUR
rtshinRs meat market 1880. H-s5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-03
BIG LUMBER SHIPMENTS
Weather Bureau Report

TATcoAf LELAND. Jan. S.--s A. NJ
Baromster failing; cloudy; wind east. ~
miles an hour Passed Ia. . tpo-na<t
steam Schooner. a. 1910 .. m Passed our.
q steamer. probably a tanker. az civ
I a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-03
ACREAGE
titt ACttES
SOME e., l IMPROVEMENTS

tth ACHES
SOME IMPROVEMENTS
BEST or SOIL.
THIS land faces main county road.
near X n, miila. school, both high
ana EfAdci fine neiEhbul hood
close " trout stream. general
stere, A dandy place fer BLACK
your own boss for while Only
1850 No cash, tlo monthly.
TILE wv. ". MORSE co.
tle lsary Rldg, Elliott Ass.
a DANDY MY NEAR NiNEIlroN
acre all elearedi good e-room
plaatsrcd house. wood uhodi ga
school. price ss.t0o. terms $500
cash. balance easy.
MERRiT'r iiEALTy co.
fgi New York hik.
ssoe-AcRe TRACT. ONLY AZ
miles north Of city limits. on paved
service close. plenty wood. easy
tctms. Garfield scat,
no At'itIsS
ONt..HAi.F CLEARED
NEW HOUSE
This land lies perfectly level, fine
black soil. and under eultiNattous
fenced some pasture aud lots ~
wood faces en- main county road.
~ -milc 10 Sound, stores. school
Only si,seo; use cash. $40 month.
ThE w y. MORSE CO,
sfe t.eary fiidN. Elliott tegS
FOR SALis-~te ACRES. 1900. sin
loan soil. Ia upper skaslt valley
doesqt overflow: coed hunting
and hshlng, and plenty Of work
near {. A pibhIc. AnaecrteH, Mn
FoR sAI.E-.io ACRES 10 MILES
from Seattle, J acres orchard; .
houses; psys los Without eai,i-
Mccuiienxh, nath.t wash.
ATTALiA IRRIGATED 30 Ac0Ea
part alfalfa, Columbia river 'front.'
age, hest bottom land. Terms
A ~ Hawkins owner, Alfalfa. Mu.
; ~ ACRE SNAP, NORTH or CITY
20 acres near Nenton. ALSO y acre
tract, With houne Easy terms.
W. q. rETEItS lse Thlrd Ave-.
SO FARM lands
POULTRY RANCH nARGAfS
10 acres good Fcii; hair cleared.
good T-room house 9 strictly mod
ern chicken houses. soseo and sox
10. nearly new; hroodcr. fipc barn.
concrete floor. good well. family
orchard hay. COW; chickens. Price
y. VAN ARsnAt.E
1915 Third Ave.
1900 - SASH -. 1900
ACRES HACK BOTTOM
porch. isxss poultry house; -
acres cleared. picwcd. " n, D.
coed road gnar Full price
81 0oa Etliott fffa
wAatiiNGToN LAND co. sii srd.
$500 cAsil. siae YEARLY, TAKES
fully improved 20 acres: fine build.
fnF>. orchard: fine location. Pull
price $500, Elliott tiss-I.
81 or LEASES
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