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New-York tribune., 1922-02-05
Stale Will Intervene to
Stop Abuses if S|Slimy
Trail Is Not Checked.
Hs Tells City Realtors
Exs)ecis Rent Law
NENiension Of Year
Home Rule IMPORT Author.
itv Called "Moonshine''
in His Cooperation Plea

Goscrnor Mllor, speaking last nigh
: 1T the twcnty-sixth annual dinner Of
he Real Estate Board OF New York al
. ne Hotel Commodore, denounced ths
. i .c Of politics in the conduct Of schools
: HI said state Intervention was an abso
, luso necessity when it was shown tha
I An effort was being made in any 10
cslity 40 drag the Shiny trail of poll
t;cs7 through thc school system.
The Governors remarks seemed te
ss hearers to be intended for this city
alone. ard apparently were mace in ref
efenee 10 revelations which have shown
TIE Board Of Education in tho I1ylan
Administration TO be under political in.
duepcc
The Governor discussed education
port Development. transit and other
. question: MI with particular reference
to New Yor> City. He said that while
The state reics upon local agcncids to
handle school problems. with the as
slstancc OF the state Department of
Education. whenever the time comes
'that the powers intrustcd to local
agency are abused. then it is time for
TIE state 10 intervene
Must BE stopped. He Warns
Whenevcr the time co,nes," ho said.
a y sugge ted by the public prints.
that any effort is being made to extend
pohtlcai Influence over the schools of
any locality when any effort is boing
madc to drag Inc shiny trail of politics
through our schools then the time has
come for tine state TO say 'Stop.'"
He urged his audience to como to
Albany with thcir problems when thev
feund Chat they needed relief and as
sstancc
in speaking Of port development. the
Vovernor SAID that it was up to every
noay concerned to realize that the full
est cooperation was necessary. 81
am beilevor i'm homo rule" he con
t'aued, 'and everybody is a believer in
no'ne rue. hui no two persons agree rs
% lust woat II is &c must have home
fae' OF course. but the government
sahctlons must be efficiently dis
charged lie said that when the
question Of home rule is applied to
', pert deVeiopmout. home rule becomes
ne merest moonshiuc.'
ne 1overoor poke Of the serious
ness OF INC Transportation problem and
!. ;ao 'na' ne saw the time coming when
= *ou'o be doubtful whether the peo-
W. VINO want to get n and out Of the
is"s',opolitan area Will find facilities
i ,ransporiatlon available. 81 do not
Inn. ,a'ns the people realize what is con-
rrontlne them" he aid. "You have
district that has II population Of 8. 600
noe, 1t is seiious problem as to hou
Such a popuia can no adsoua+e,v dc ~ t.o~
served" '"'e'
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05
neatly Man Shoots Self
'a Iab in Front of Home
MUS M, Driver u iih Note Telling
nc 10 Como and Get Body;
Nondit,on Serious

I'd. sq q..i Henson, thirty-seven years
aeS cs sal estate broker. with an Office
!, 81 sbo..u .aurch Street. attem pied suicide
. from x MN self while in a taxicab
Asenusa e Of his home at 522 Jamaica
probst1 tsat New York. yesterday. lie
HsvOso'y mortality wounded.
,sxicahhs y ordered Frank dc Rosa.
sAeras u uoflyor, to come to his home.
sosdjna' ~ heinson got in his cab. Ac,
ssoolIy, ~ ,ne driver he drove around
sss,sassee. '0r S,,.,; several hours. and his
TN to h. "pally ordered him to re-
fsur - - ms home. Nc gave the chauf-
sau note to deliver to Ms s He;n. Hen
,ad y,ns moment later wSen dc Rosa
hey IN henson came from the house,
soendsS 0nu the realty man living
sfrsolya oh the floor of the cab and
sf, Dmsf ,s on the seat. His note to lis
III b. 40, 90, Come Gown and see me.
ssys' oead or alive; bat come any
sasre Na' !, taken to St. Mary's Hospital.
sa soo ~ was found that his condition
ss bad .50 serious to operate The bnI-
ssr,iss Tie entered the abdomen. Business US Uas
BE fo, ere re said TO have been responsi-
ater mr. mr. Heinson's act. He was
= tss p'sced ss',5 Under arrest for violation
Mn
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05
Bandit Holds Up Boy
Athletes, Gets Beating
Wayfarer. Invited to Ride With
Basketball Team, Flecs With
Sore Bones

A boys basketball team from Os-
shining, N. Y, and about dozen Of
their friends. returning in d motor
truck from game in New Canaan,
Conn, discovered when they stopped
for repairs near Pine Ridge. N. Y, yes
terday that waytarer they had in
vited to ride with them was high
wayr,an.
Taking advantage of the stop the
boys guest drew revolver and or
dered all hands up Joseph Irving and
William Reilly, WHO were nearest him.
promptly showed him off the truck
jumping on him as he landed
sprawling.
Joseph snatched The revolver and
flung it into the bushes and then
everybody joined in and gave the high
wayman Il busy five minutes. There
we're nc ira eicrs within hearing and
his yel's fer hep were unheeded. When
he finally tore himself loose nd took
20 his heels ra was sad looking
desperado.
g
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05
Ron : r.
ke1i la % Continue

!, 4 SpeaF'ng >, re hossing situation
~ 'n's ci'r ard clscrhero. the Cover
",'f sad ;haf tbc ren, laws. except for
sn,leFrencE, would have been an
~, ~ ,as'on OF p'rso0aI and property
shs sss,.'s' lie declared, however. that
,s's Had served tneir rurpos and THAI
sro.h pee'ed 'acm 10 be in .Nistance for
msn s'se' ts yer tle erged the real estate
stio, ~ ,s ~ 'ne II utmost 10 help the stu
!. ne point which wish "a make .
~ ~ sad, "ls that Tho Influence of such
a. e., o'gan za'inn az This should be az
VIZ W. IN constructive way 20 deal
s"'. aa lhese problems and to make the
rsr " situations which perhaps vou
cops;,l9 CON- not like. W. ird taas as new.
to "a''ionS ar'sr pc sonotimcs have
'p 'He best tat We can get.
'0'"'l'nee CT pa7c ssyeatecn)
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05

P:NEHt RSI md SOUTHERN PlNES
\. &. Camden and Gel ,nahia. ; G. Mid
South Special. y. IL. t.. GO p. NJ. Sea
board Air -ine Iiy. II: w. AZ St.-AJyt.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05

psedRnr
eSSSH Feb -, NV ORLEANS. THIS
BY SyS,1n -1th iunuire SOUTH
So. IT. EM. l.. ". .2nd ST. at
Aei' Bryant e2os Adyt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14
COUNTY UPHELD
in CAR TAX SUIT
P. S. [. G. p. and City Must
Pay Prop0rtionately

The supreme court of Washington
has upheld the King county super.
Tor court decision in the $soi. ol7.16
tax suit OF the Puget Sound Light
and Power Co. and the city of Sc.
attic against King county. according
TO word received Wednesday morn
ing by the prosecutors office.
The case had TO do with an oppo.
sition on the part of the Puget
Sound Light and Power Co. and
the city OF Seattle 20 pay the sso1.-
oi7.7e tax assessed by King County
for street car property sold In
March. 1919. 20 the city. The tax
was assessed March Is. OF the same
year.
The city that owned the car sys-
tenn nine months In 1919. and the
Puget Sound Light and Power Co.
which owned II three months. will
now be forced TO pay TO the county
IN right proportion their share OF
the stoi.oi7.76 plus Sass 43.si inter.
est. II Is not known whether or
not the case win be appealed to the
United States supreme court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14
WATERMEL.ONS
ARE ON MART
Average Fl Pounds at Five
Cents a Pound

n The first shipment Of waterrneionn,
one carload. arrived early wednes.
day morning from Florida. They are
quoted at cents per pound and run
about ~ pounds TO the melon. They
are reported TO be OF fair quality.
The sales on berries are increasing
but the market IL still overloaded,
Tho local Clark Seeding berries.
which are the best on the market.
made n slight rise today In price.
They ara fs00 per crate.
Van clemens are being shipped IN
large quantities TO Montana. Idaho
ana Canadian markets. Being a
hardy berry they can moro easily
stand shipping than any other va
riety Imperial Valley cantaloapeH
remained at Tuesdays price with a
slight Increase Ia sales. A few more
apricots Game IN but the price re.
manned at fa.o0 per crate.
No changes were noted on tho
vegetable market with the exception
OF a slight drop made by California
cauliflower. II II now al $500 per
dozen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14
MUNY Line MUST
PAY OWN BILLS
So Declares Or. {. J. Brown,
Mayor

1.-THE municipal railway must be
self.supportingF'
This was the dictum given out on
"Wednesday by Mayor Il. J. Brown.
$50 long as the purchase price Of
the railway remains nj $4,000. 900,
none of the city's funds win be used
TO pay for the lines" the mayor de-
clared.
Brown said that II all OF the
water" were squeezed out OF the
purchase price he would favor hav-
ing the city pay for the lines out of
the general fund.
1--WE could issue general utility
bonds" he said. land the street car
system. operating under a reasonable
capitalization, could pay off the
bonds within few years"
The mayor was in conference on
wednesday with John Higgins. coun.
sci for the Rainier Valley lines.
This is only the first OF series
OF conferences l am going TO hold
with persons who have expert knowl-
edge OF the traction problem he
said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14
Several Witnesses
at Legate Hearing

william Hobson. coiored, was the
first witness to be called before the
grand jury now investigating the
death OF Patrolman Charles o. Lee
gate wednesday morning.
Hobson had been called previously
Tuesday afternoon. so was held only
a few moments Wednesday. He IL
said 10 live in the vicinity where the
shooting occurred March IT.
Police Clerk Dusty" Rhodes took
the stand next and was followed by
Police Capt f. G. Collier.
Among those who stiil waited IN
the hallway 10 be called were En-
manuel A. weitz. former owner Of
the garage in which Legate's body
was found: former Detective w. f.
worsham. and several men and wom-
en-. both colored and white. who are
believed to have information regard
Ing alleged underworld police graft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove Tsrmfnai--Pier A-0tP
Whessisnd Montana. schr Hesoiu&A
Pier B-strs silver State, Yokohama
Mnru
Americas Can co.--str Admiral Evans.
Bell Street Tsruiral--u. q. n. Swallow
u n c. q. unslga-
Pier Is--str Protesliaus. motor barge
Wakena-
pier ii-B-wosorship cufburra
Pier str Davenport
Pier Str Gkagway. str Northwestern.
u. y. Shipping BOARD Noorfuus-6<P
Cross Keys, str Delight. str Iconfum
str Anna r.. Morse. str Eliverado. eks
wailinEford. str West Cnhokfa, str
West Hartisnd. str Lubrfco. ctr West
Ison. ctr Western KniEht. str El0-
ridge. str West Jessup. str West Jes-
ter.
Iu. q shipping Board Moorfnss. rAks
union--str City Of Spokane. str Wsse
Nflus. str West Himrcd-
Alaska Steamship MoorinEs--sfr xsteAi-
ssssiis Flour Nnns pock-ssr Mania
Maru-
stacy street rsrminai--u. 9. O q Dsis-
wood.
Spokane street Terminsf--str Mosrds5k-
Todd Drvdocks-str Eastern Merchant.
Puget Sound Bridge q prsdging co.--etr
Ames Yare---str Roosevelt
Coimsn Creosotirg works--Btr cv4cke&
Heffrrnan Drydock--str vsldez. y. q q
Ho3ave.
Hsrfernnn Doek--sfr Valdez
Winsiow Marine Raiiway--Bavk Be1fas&s
barge couuitIsm City. str Monticello.
ctr Morning Star. str Pacffico. Str
sehrs Meirose. Wm- Nottingham
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14
C RAIN MARKET
MAKES ADVANCE

CHICAGO. June ft--Grain prices
advanced on the Chicago board of
trade today. Most traders belle we'd
the market wac oversoid follows in X
the heavy decline OF the last few
days, Export buying picked 40.
Crop reports from the Northwest
were not 80 favorable. Provisions
were lower.
Cash whest--No. Z hard. TIL.
JAY wheat opened off sc at fi.fo
and closed up 2Ac. September
opened up Ae at iii and closed up
iLc. December opened unchanged
at ti.fsA and ciored up axe.
July corn opened unchanged al
COZ c and closed up &C. September
opened up ~ at G31sc and closed up
fhr. Deeomber opened up &c at esc
and closed up 2c.
July oats opened orr &c at stMc
and closed up NC. September ope ned
orr &C At 3tAsc and closed up Nc.
Deermber. opened Off lie at 80 !. G
and closed up &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14

Kobe--June i0--Arrived. str President
Madison from Seattle.
fokohama--Jupe i0--Arrived. str Ara
bia Aaru from Seattle. sailed. str Pine
Tree state for Seattle: str Ision for He-
attic
from Beiiingham.
San Franbsco--Juns it--Arrivsd. ctr
Saginaw towing bark Monitor from Seat
tie. June ft-~Arrived. ctr Pnnaman from
seattle. sailed. str Port Angeles
towing barge Hoshula for Seattle via
Everett: ctr Deerfleid for Beattie. June
sailed. str Jacob I.uckenbach for &c.
attic. str Santa Cruz for Tacoma.
Taooma--Juns ls---Arrfved. str Lurfins
from Honolulu. at 7:<5 A. m. ctr Prexi-
dent from seattis. at tao q M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14
THIS MAN BEGS YOU
DON'T INVITE HIM!

Here Is one man in Seattle who
does not want any invitations 10
dinner. 10 banquets. to dances. to
the theater or even 10 weekend
parties in Vancouver:
His name is II. j. Brown, and
he Is mayor OF Seattle.
TOO busy" he said Wednesday.
Haven't time. Awfully rushed.
Working rs hours n day. Bigger
Job than I thought. Got 70 work
like the dickens. Goodbye"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14
FLAG DAY OBSERVED
I'M CITY WEDNESDAY

With tho Stars and stripes fly
ing from downtown burinese
buildings and from homes IN the
residential districts. Seattle oh.
served flag day Wednesday
The Elks were scheduled 10
hold their customary fling day
ceremonies at = O'Clock IA Che
evening. with Malcolm Douglas M
tho principal speaker, The excr
cisee viii be open 60 the public.
No special ceremonies were held
by the American Legion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14

WFFEhnIHF FToOT UUuHIhH HIdF-
Fourth and Union. Elliott 1907.
A PINE CHICKEN RANCH, .
acres. coed soil, several buildings.
This will make some one fine
home; small creek runs thru this
place. good highway runs right 5y
place, We VIII sell this acres
aud buildings CHEAP Only ti.2A0.
on easy terms. and viii ailow you
1850 TO FIX up the house. Zee Mr..
Perry or Mr. Markley. shl1 unlver-
sity way. office open Sunday.
Also We have fs-acfe place, n
story house. good rich soil. To-
Gated north Of Botheli. which we
will sell cheap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14
Mexican Bonds Jun p
on New York Market

JOURNAL FINANCIAL REVIEW
nanea problem ont Jump Mexican cent
nRafa1 X up and
raiyinE
he ;
andc
.
7ojf. u;
s9sIsr stt 81 nreeksn RePd Transit ~ qg ~ 9enr
AZ, off u
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a. Market nominaiiy
steady. heat steers. ss.ssas7s. fair to
good steers. ts7sWp7h. good 20 choice
cows and helfers. tsss0sto. Gamers.
tan7ko. bulls. ts.Ts0 a.so. calves. ts.so
mtfko.
IfsE---Market nominal Prime mir.d.
sti.st9is. hsavieA uaii7s; pigs.
fti.1kG1f.
sb~~p--ltoceipts. t1s. Market steady.
Eas, Of mountain lambs. tioaii; val
ley lambs. fs9io. yeariings. s70s:
wothsrH. SOS. owes. taos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14

Alaska XesseIs

Junsau--Juns 15-sailsd. str Jefferson
routhbound. At noon.
Petersburg June i3--5afisd. str Qussns
northbound. at ESQ .. m.
IT. Michaeis--June ft--Arrived. ctr Cor
d0sa from Seattle. at - m. str Vios
t0ria from Seattle, nt a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14

ArrIrfd

June 1877 Admiral Nicholson from
Southeastern Alaska. az ~ a. m: str
hOerdilk from Rotterdam Via Antwerp.
London. Balboa, punta Arenas. Gan
Pedro. Han Francisco and Vancouver, ~.
G.. az n. m.
cisco. a. y. M gtr Admiral Hchley from
Vancouver via Bsliingham and Eyersft.
~ 7i10 .. m. notofship culburfa from
Port Biakeley. AZ 1izg y. IA.
sailed
June ft--8tr President for Tscoms. a.
$40 a. M str Llberator for New York
via Portland, fan Francisco. Bsn Pedro
and Balloon. NJ 1910 q. m.
June is~-Btr Admiral Hchiey for Eaa
Pedro via BAn Frnne1sco. a. Midnight;
u. 4. q. y. burnside for Puget Sound
Naval station. at t;zo p. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14

The population Of Toyko and its
suburbs increases at the rate OF
$50 900 a year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14

HENRY c. EWING COMPANY
"scattle's Realtors"
oRrAr sAcnIricE

GREAT SACRIFICE
te.tn0 -T-room home. IN splens
did condition. on n cssrner
lot ffsxfig. with wonder
fui view ~ Lake Washing
ton There arc 30 large. fun
bearing fruit trees. besides a
wealth 81 attractive shrubs
and flowers. II IA one block
ffoW paving aud street car.
Sofne terms may be ar
ranged Money talks. Nice.
Main fi3t.
NORTH END BARGAINS
strictly modern. well
built T-room home. between
Lincoln high and univerfityt
has hardN oud floors. : IRE
places, large bedrooms,
fuit cement basement. HOT
WATER HEAT. laundry and
garaEe Easy terms. T-tz,
Main 7t3t.
81, Modern k-room bunEa-
low. located at se12 sunny
side ave. actually worth
$4,000 Go lock at II to-day.
Small payment down. bal
anee s1s n month. T-t2.
Main 7i1f
tseSo--G-room cottage, good
district close 90 cars and
schools. t1oO down. aud bai-
nnce $50 . month. Call for
appointment. T-f@.
HENRY G. EWING COMPANY
eco Alaska Bsdg Main IiSt.
SURE SERVICE SINCE 1891"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14
San Francisco Produce

Wednr~dnre UuofMf1ons
tBuftefA-Extfar. sio IL. prime first-.
dahe 10
Erx---Es,ras. fsc dor. extra puiists.
sthr dos. undsraixsd puiists. zee dos.
Ch~~>e---Caiifornia rats. faacy. Ice 10. !.
firsta iSo ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14
FARM LANDS
DEAL WITH STEEL"
Reallora--R entorn-Innurance-

re MINUTES FROM SEATTLE
20 acres. all bottom land. on paved
highway, over half cleared: set
buildings. electric ffghta aud
water; family orchard 1880,
terms.
60 MINUTES FROM SEATTLE
10 acres. L.. 81. over half cleared. on
highway new house some old
buildings. we'll. $3.50: sto0 cash.
balance easy
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Foreign Money Status
Foreign Securities

Tuesdays Quotations
Furnished by Lerun = bryan
40 Second Ave-. kcatfIa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

Wednesdays UuofefI5hs
suwHr-Essy. Raw. ssse0teis xrenu.
lated. f6.se8s
Coffe~--No, spot Rle. ii.0iiIc ID.
No. santos. itbaitse 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14
FLOUR AND SUGAR
Wholesale Prices
HAY. GRAIN AND FEED

T1our---Fam. pat. t-ts. city del. s.so0s.
sugar-cane. per cwt. ..-.<.... 60
Beet, per cwt. ........... CT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14


Hers--Rscsipts. $1,000 Market ioe high
81. Top. flg7s. bulk Of sales. tee
sfe.To heavy weight. sic1GWi 10 80 /;
medium weight. flottWio.7e. iiRht
weight, eesate7e. light iishts.
fte.as0tn.et. heavy packing COWS,
st.ks9e1s. packing rows. rough. 81. 20
ytfs8. piss. sste9fe.te.
sattie--Ifsreipts. 1890. Market Toe
higher. Choice and prime. ss.2e9f.t&.
fnsdluFn and good. fsfe9t1e. com
mon. tT.s2nsie: good and choice. ts47S
4tg.So. eomfnen and medium, - 1bW
1915. butcher cattle aud helfsrr. 1915
qts.se. cows. fsfk8f1s. bulls. tt2s
0ta.te. csnnsrs and cutters. cows and
heifsrs. tsGsst. cannsr steers. ttbe o
ts,7t. veal calves. tt.7t 9fo.te. feeder
steers. ts1t. stocher steers. st.St8 B.
stoeksr co@s ard hslfcfs. zee.
sh~<p--Rscsipt.. t1.oee. Market ste low.
sr Lambs. ss7taf1.1S. lambs. evil
and eouansn. fsafse. ysariinK wesh-
sfs 81. teafe ewes. 81 80 . s.to. Gull 10
common ewes. fiteG1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14
Weather Bureau Report

TATO0BH I8I.AND. June - a n.
--iiaromstsr rising. cloudy: wind west,
~ mileH an hour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14

NEW YORK. June is--Foreisn OF.
change opened irregular. sterling
tt.t1s francs. toossa. lire. to.etss y
Belgian francs. feesss. marks. toees1s
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Chicago Car Lots

wednesdays Quotations
Furnished by f>sxsn q 5tryan
$40 Hrrond Ave. SEATTLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14

Estimated Thursday wheat. 10 cal
corn. ace ears, oats. % cars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14
Ship News
Tides in Seattle

WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
JUNE ~ JUNE %
FIRST Low Tide Flret Low Tide
10 =. a., b. "a. ia,11 a. ru.. ~ n.
first uigb Tide first High Tide
1911 a. u.. ~ a.. lStI1 a M. ~ n.
second low Tide -eroud Low ride
1861 y. m. % a. 1stz D. M. - n.
-eeond nigh Tide SECOND High Tide
e.fs y. m. iis n. ass D. m, III n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14

5-roon bungalow. three-auarter ce-
ment basement: nice inside wood
work; full front porch al iarEs,
In fine condition: lot 50xs5 70 an
alley. Near paved street and car.
$500 cash. balance $50 q month.
including interest.
KEAN BROS.
sos Ballard Ave. Sunset oi27.
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10 FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

o ROOMS or GOOD FURNITURE At
sacrifice. near Broadway high.
Immediate poHHeaei0n. rent f5J.
FuH price, 5000 Capitol 44f4.
DRY FOREST WOOD. FULL HAZE
cord -; fun cord 50. Cheap rates
on hauling and moving. Kenwood
1905.
I KxNANAGLl ILAIa ~ % inas fat
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VIII ffnvi LIBERTY HO$DS
I'm. Finance. Trojan oil.
q, - STEEPl.E
lffs cherry 50 Main Esss
Place orders for stiversmlth now.
and receive July dividend
scANptNANlAN AMERICAN RANK
WARRANTS prHCiiAHED. 902
AMERICAN HANK nf no
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DR ANGUS Women's ailments spe-
clalty. rs years experience; fees
reasonable. Suite 400 Pantagos Bid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14

ron SALE. $1,000 SMALL FUR
nished cottage, aemi- modern. ga
rage. 13i w. S5th 1t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-14

f-room house on 30-foot lot, one
half block from paved street and
cariine. THIS r. a splendid buy
and a coy home. 5000 cash. SIS
per month including interest
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