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Evening journal., 1922-09-22
Why Suffer From
RHEUMATISM
When Our Local Druggists Sell Rheuma
on Money-Baok Plan.

II you suffer from torturlng rheumatic
pains. swollen, twisted joints. and suf-
fer intensely because your system is
fun OF uric acid. that dangerous poison
that makes thousands helpless and kills
thousands years before their time, then
you need Rheuma, and need Il now
Start taking IL today; in p hours Il
VIII begin TO act on kidneys. liver,
stomach and blood. and you can sin
cerely exclaim: Good riddance to bad
rubbish
Many people. the most skeptical Of
skeptics right In this city and in the
country hereabouts. bless the day when
Eckerd's or Danforth's Drug Store with
chara cteristic enterprise offered Rheuma
TO the afflicted, at small price.
and guaranteed money refunded II not
satisfied. II you have rheumatism get
Rheuma today.
Evening journal., 1922-09-22

Take coupon at right
to any of the stores listed
above. They will accept
it as a SOC credit on a pint,
quart, half-gallon or gal
Ion of Johnson's Sani-Spar
Varnish Stain. Or, this
coupon and 10c will en-
title you to a half-pint of
Johnson's Sani-Spar Var
nish Stain if presented by
an adult.
Evening journal., 1922-09-22
A Stain and Varnish

JACOB HAWAI-,
Cor. claymont & Davis SITS.
LiPPiNCOTT & CO.,
Fourth and Market SITS.
SUBURBAN
MlDDLEToWN, DEL,
Redcrave Brothers.
MARCUS HOOK, PA,
A. c. Roberts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-07

10000 Petroleum Producers Bid
WIN Buy; LIBERTY BONDS
Aiaaka Petroleum A. Coal.
All active Occur d-Aiene stocks.
G. }. STEEPLE
us Cherry 81 Main $3.50
10 ACRES. CASH on SHARE RENT.
Mostly peat bottom: abundance ~
water. irriEatinE Syatefu. Good.
Have 70 hurry. See Bert bsrteilc.
SIS w roth 81 Ballard ave.
49, - 4 fgffsnN
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CHARGED WITH
CLEVER FRAUD
EmpIoye OF Airshlp Firm Is
Accused

Exposing what liz chained 20 be n
clever fraud. complaint charging
grand larceny was filed In superior
court Wednesday against william
Wallace Llcuranco. tTit cath ave, $.
w. an employe OF the King Alrshlp
company OF Seattle.
Charles a. Moon. IS Front st.
nremcrton. ~ tho complaining wit.
ness. lie says no invested $500 In
the airship firms stock because he
believed their alleged false repre-.
sensations.
In the middle Of a room. Deputy
Prosecutor Ralph Hammer nays. was
a cabinet which was supposed 20
contain gyfoscopic magnetic bat.
terry. This device. Lieurance told
Moon. would draw energy from the
air. encrgy which would operate air.
planes
As matter OF fnet. Hammer says,
a commercial lighting system was
Installed within the cabinet. and this
flashed electric lights. which were
supposed 20 draw their current from
the atmosphere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-07
LIBRARY TO
BE GARDEN

The Seattle public library. Fourth
ave. and Madison IT.. will be n
bower OF flowers Thursday and Fri.
day, the Seattle Rose society un.
dcrtaking to furnish every depart.
ment with blooms. roses prcdoml.
mating.
The purpose In decorating tho II.
hrary with flowers IL TO give local
residents. who have responded to
tho Chamber Of Commerce cam.
paign 20 make Seattle "A city OF
flowers" an idea OF the arrange
ment Of cut flowers IN such a man.
ner that they will express their
beauty TO the utmost.
The work OF Arranging and pro-
vldlng the flowers IL under the
direction OF Mrs. u. J. Fraser. Of
Mercer Island. an ardent rosarinn.
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BUNDLE DAY
HERE MONDAY

Next Monday. June n - 70 b.
known AZ Bundle day In eeafxlA
Thru the fire stations ana church
Easements all over the city bundles
|of castoff clothes ana shoes are -
be collected from the public general
lly for the destitute and homeless
people Of Armenia and neighborfng
countries.
l.. s. Booth, head Of the wasffng-
ton Title Insurance company here,
viii head the clothes gathering effort
as chairman OF the Near East RELIEF.
having its headquarters at 3ss Burke
building.
"we must have warm clothing and
shoes Of all kinds. regardless Of style
or state OF rcpair-clothing and shoes
for men, women and children said
Chairman Booth wednesday. Thou
sands died in our huge relief field
over there in the Bible lands last
winter because they had nothing
warm to shield them from the cold
and storms. Most any OF the old
clothing lying unused about Seattle
homes would have been sufficient TO
save life during that desperate
crisis. we are faced by prospects OF
a repetition OF that tragedy during
the next few months and TO avert II
we must hurry clothing overseas for
early distribution.
"The apparel contributed thru she
churches and fire stations here next
xfnndo1, &c N he r,veparpd for shin.
ment aboard the American. a United
States ship. sailing from here on
June ga
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Public Markets
wEsTI.AKE

stalls se-si. scratch. tg.so sack. cans
milk. ftr. stalls 1911. hiuinE or am
moniA 100 bottle. ) rolls toilet paper.
SIC. picnic plates. 7c doz- stall lac.
zee. Stall isa. cottage cheese. Use NJ.
mixed sweet pickles. acc pit stan 100.
steer steak. isc ~: pure lard. tbc 10.
sugar cured bacon. use N. stall ios.
cans corn. .Bc. large 1ar mustard. Zoe.
rolls waved paper. ioc.
SOUTH END
stan !. bread. i0c loaf rolls. zoe dox
butterhorns. for Use. Stall 80. butter
$50 M. erxs. sc doz.; block Swiss
cheese, ssc 10. stall e.. bacon. CSC 10. :
hams. xsc NJ: picnics. iTHe m. stall
90. liver sausage. geo NJ; head cheese.
CSC 10; potato salad. 20o 10. Stall So
salt pork. $50 NJ: veal stew. i3hc ~. /.
beef stew. iec ID. stall 4s. strawhcrrien.
7eo box. peas. tsitc M; lettuce. Zoe
head. Stall 81, carnation milk large
can i0c. small can SC.
PIKE PLACE
stan ~. pure American cane sugar, 4
foa. 2sc. lbs SOC. stan IS. carnation
milk. tall cans sbc. Stall g.. tau cans
Borden's milk, ssc. stall a.. peanut but
ter, iBc NJ. lbs acc. Stan 1875. cocoa.
fbs 2kc. old Dutch Cleanser. cans
2sc. stall ee, MS. spaghetti, use; 2
lbs. elbow Gu, racaroni. ssc. stall IS.
Rogers peanut butter, isc NJ; Stall IS,
pr.incs rbs. s5c. figs, ms. aSc. stall
1877, steer pot roast. Toe 10; pure lard,
fSc NJ stall 81, lamb or veal stew, 100
10. stall issg. black cod, ms. 2sc:
salmon. zoe 10. stall 1911, sturgeon. SOC
M silver salmon, isc 10. stall ss fresh
rod snapper. loo NJ; fresh Chinook
salmon. isc n. stall So. Yakima Gem
potatoes eoc for io0-tp. sack. Bermuda
onions. 90 m' rcoxoxx
Stall ss. pure canc sugar. ms. sc. =
ms soc stalls sT-as-sa. s5c cans table
peaches. 4bc. ? csc pkgs- golden dates.
csc. stalls 7-s-9. upper Incline, ms
chocolate or cocoa, 2bc. cans Maine
style corn CSC. Stalls i-g-s, bacon backs
use NJ: Boston butts, ace ID. stall 20.
onions. lbs. lie; new potatoes. ms.
ibc. stall go Dolly Warden trout. zoe
M shad. 100 10. Stall Bs home made
mayonnaise. toc rb.i meat loaf. ace 10.
stall 90. peanuts. ms sSci black tea,
use 10.
Stall Is, raurs jams, &c Jar; Shredded
wheat. iec pkg. stall ie, best mild
cheese. 2bo ib.l fresh creamery butter.
40e N. Stall 2. hamburger and sausage.
Toe IN; boiling beef. $40 NJ Stall ~.
kippered salmon. zoe NJ. fiiet OF sole,
zoe N. a4.ss Pike St, short ribs OF beef
: ms. SIC: pot roast. ioc 10. Stall 100.
M stalls ioa-ifo. ms French prunes
25c; lbs. seeded raisins, sbc.
SANITARY
Stall 100. pure cane sugar. fbs .sc, 4
ms. zoe. carnation or Borden's milk. (
tall cans $50. stall Ill. AIN pickles. I
for loo; potato salad. zoo pt Stalls 40
3s-s4. bonolegs hrlsket corned beef, zoe
H. sugar cured bacon, s7c 10. stsli a..
sharp cheese, CSC ~; Gem Nut margar-
inc, 2Bc m. lbs. 72e. Stalls SIS. Biuhlli
pimento cheese. for Csc; Nut margar-
inc, 2 lbs. 4sc. Stall FL, boiled ham, csc
n. Tea Garden preserves. soc N. staii
45 a-fb. box crackers. soc. stuffed olives.
large bottle zoe. stalls 2t-ss-s7. Jeilo.
any flavor. &c. . cans Federal or Coop.
milk. 25c-
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Smith cove Terminai---Pier A--Gtr
Wheatlaud Montana. str President Me-
kinlay. str silver State. schr ResoIuts.
Pier B--str Yokohama Maru.
Great Northern Terninai--str TokfvA
Bel street rerrninsi--u. q. C. @. uraiss,
str Queen.
Pier it--Motor barge waksnA
Pier il-B--sfr phyilia
Pier Str skagway.
U. ~ chipping Board MoorinEs-efs
Cross Keys. str Delight. str Iconium.
str Anna y. Morse. str siiverado. str
wailingford. str West cahokln, str
West Harttand. str Lubrieo. str West
Ison, ctr Western knight. ar Eic-
ridge. ctr West Jessup. str West Jes-
ter
U. r. o. n ~. Lake Uniop--str Eastern
Merchant. afr City Of Spokane. str
West Nilue, str West Hfrnrod-
Alaska Steamship Moorinss--str Kstehf-
stacy street rerminai-U. a c. q. Den
wood. u. q. G =. Burnxfd@
Hsnford Street Tsrminai--su Oiasgov
Maru.
Todd Drydoeks-str Eastern Merchant
Puget Sound Bridge A Dredging cos--sr
Patterson.
Netfleton Mlii-Sfr Thos. crOwfeys
coiman crecsotins works-sr x =
nsffsrnan Drydock-str peiresa, str val
dex.
WINSTON Marine Rsffway---Hark relfas<.
barge coauitisn City. str Monticsiio.
str Morning Star. str Pacifico. str
Criffdu, schrs Aeirosr. Fearless. VIM
nottingham.
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Arrivals and Departures

June Str gteel Navigator from New
York via Balboa. San Pedro. Dan FRAN
cisco, Portland and Vancouver, u. G.. st
noon, ctr PfOtssliaus from Vancouver.
Union Bay and Victoria. Is. G.. AZ 10 a.
m. sfr X r. Kingsbury from Eagle Har-
Dor. At $50 a. m.
June STIR Tokiva Maru from Taco
ma. a. 1850 .. M str President McKin-
ley from Tacoma. ut 2.fo y. m; str Ad-
mlrAl Dewey from Tacoma. at iztit y. m
Sailed
June Str Alameda for southwestern
via B0utneaatern Alaska, at tiib a M:
str Jefferson for Southeastern Alaska. -
ss0s a. m; str Ruth Alexander for Ia
coma, al $50 a. m.
June s--str y. J. Lockenbaeh for F~v
York viaAnacortea. Port Ludlow. Fan
Francisco. San Pedro and Balboa. at mid
night. str Manila Maru for Vancouver, y.
g. via Tacoma. nt $50 D. m: str Hias
Triangle for Portland. Me-. via yanceu-
YER. -. C.. Port Angeles. Crays, Harbof.
ean Francisco. San Pedro. Balboa PDfla-
delphia and New York. at fsl0 y. m. str
Red Hook for Beaumont via Tacoma, ram
Francisco. Fan Pedro, Balboa. New Or
leans ana Mobile. at $40 .. m; str X r.
Kingsbrry for Eagle barbor. az 1859
A. IN
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GRAIN MARKET
CLOSES HIGHER

CHICAGO. June 7.-Graln prices
we're higher az the close Of the chs
cago board Of trade today. The adj
shorts and reports of nnfavornbie
weather Ia Canada There also was
q fair export demand. Commission
houses ALEC were active. Provisions
were tower.
July wheat opened up sc at
fi.i2it and closed up NE ssptem-
Der opened up 40 at ti.fzA and
closed up NC. December opened up
= 6 at Ills and closed up lie.
July corn opened up &c at Coz. c
and closed up nc. September OPEN
ed M hc At e3A and closed az 40.
December opened up He at si hc and
closed up sc
July oats opened OFF sc ut 5sh c
and closed up &c. September OPEN
December opened off sc at 30 y 9
and closed up &C
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-07
Stars Spouse Is
Fined for Attack

CARMEL. Cui.. June Floyd
Glotxbach. chauffeur husband OF
Mime. Margaret Mntxenaner. again
jumped Into the ilmeilght today
when he was released on $3.50 bail
following arrest on charge OF
battery.
Peter Hannah. son OF wealthy
San Francisco family. was the al
legged victim OF Glotzbach's wrath.
Gloixbach II accused OF having
fought and severely beaten Hannah
last night VIXEN the two met at tho
home OF Mrs. Lottio Fratiea Ia Car.
moi
Mra. Fraties IL the woman who
was referred 10 by Nine. Nation.
auet In her suit against oiotzbach
for divorce.
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Hoe~--Recelpts. 1890. Market B0foe
higher. Tep. tii: bulk Of sales, 80 u
Gt10afs heavy weight. sio.3o q 1870
medium weight. fie.et a1oFt. light
weight fiefeWfe.sss ilaht lights
$40 semi0 -. heavy packing s0we
te.ssGeso. packing sowA. rough. ;se
teft. pigs. st.teqfo.so.
C3ftie--liecsipts. 1 200. Market STEADY.
Choice aud prime. f9.io0ea0: medium
and good. ftJoae.io. common. $40 %
$50. good and choice. ss.TaHs.sG,
common and medium. Ss.+e0t,T0.
butcher cattle and hcifnrs. t66s.Ts.
COWS tt.ssa7.tos bulls. ttgt9e.se,
Gamers and cutters. cows and hsifers.
fe.ie0s3b. canner steers. ff.be ~ .s0
veal calves. fs.sgati.sk. feeder steers.
fsis0s. sgocker steers. te9s; stocker
COWS and helfers. ttWe.
she~p--Rsceipts. i3.oo0. Market steady.
Lambs. titss. lambs. Gull and common.
tTWese. yeariinK wethrrs. tsGi0.ss.
ewes fsaT.zs. Gull 10 common owes.
,ltega
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Second Trial of
Madalynne Starts

los ANGELES. Cal. June H.
Five women and seven men occu.
pied the Jury box when the third
day OF Madalynne obenehain's sec.
ond trial for the murder OF John
Bolton Kennedy opened.
Progress was slow and n was not
expected that the jury would be 40.
cepsed until Thursday or perhaps
Friday.
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Gamma Walska Gets
Divorce in 60 DAYS

PARIS. June IA final decree OF
divorce viii be handed down in so
days In the suit Of Gamma Walska,
prima donna. against Alexander
Smith Cochran. wealthy American.
IL was learned the courts had de-
cidcd 70 grant the decree. but that d,
could not become final under the law
until 50 days have elapsed.
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Charge Policeman
Beat Daughter, !

Accused OF beating up his nine
year.old daughter until she became
unconscious. Patrolman Glen Fulker'
son, IT'S ". lo3rd ST.. faces a charge
of second degree assault before Jus
tice Of the Peace c. C. Dalton. Ful
kerson was scheduled to surrender
himself TO Sheriff Matt Starwich
wednesday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-07
WATER smur.orr NOTICE

Water viii be shut of on w.
Dravus A. from 18TH ave. W. 90
2oth ave. w. and on nth ave.
W. from W. Barrett At. TO w
Bortona At. and on Goth and els,
ayes. w. from ". pravus 81. 20
w, Bertona IT,. and on Bailey st.
from Ellis ave. 90 corson ave.
and on Flora ave. from Bailey
a. TO Willow It,, and on Willow
II. from Carleton ave. TO Flora
ave. and on Carlton vse. from
Bailey a. 20 Warsaw st.. Thurs.
day. from a. m. TO 5 .. ma
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Cstti~--ilscsipts. fes. Market SLOW. Best
s'eers. ts.ss6s.7s. fair 90 good steers.
tt.T&Us4ts good TO choice COWS and
hsifrfs. fsftWTs tanners. f19tbe.
bsiin. ts-SeW $50. caves. ss.to 0sse
Hex~--Isecespte, ltk Market steady.
sifotr Prime tnsxed. sif.1g0fas
hsaviss. tfeSfIsos pigs. fif.se8ii.5$.
sh<~p--Recsipta. 1855. Market steady.
t.ast of mountain lambs tie4tf: year.
liars, tgs. wsthsfs. tsUs, ewes
f1AG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-07
Condolences for
Lillian Russell

PfTTSBrR1. June T.--Teiegrams
from President Harding. senators
and other notables helped nweii tho
flood q condolences that poured TO.
day into the home Of Alexander r.
Moore. husband az Lillian Russell.
who died Monday night.
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OnsFRvArION cAns vfn !. :.

stored 20 the Broadway limited. crack
spcelal train between Chicago and
New York. according to announce
u1snt "Wednesday by a local agent Of
the Pennsylvania railroad. Tho So.
Louintan. crack train between 81.
Louis and New York nlso viii be FUR.
niahed with observation ears.
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Steel Is Feature of
New York Exchang pc
wAIL. srnnrr loIfnNAL rINANcIAI. nIvIEw

WALL STREET JOURNAL FINANcIAf. REVIEW =
June 49,
$50
cirand prevented sherman
at 81 tepoge Se3
o y Vi
equal noted IN
Mexican 1853 Company 80 show
ed declines 49, while Sinclair 37A off y,
sinclair 57% of United steel o2%; Reading
lss ~ jmsrean sugar. tish. cosden u
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N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

~urar--Fifm. flaN. ft2e. GRADUATED.
fs.1eatte.
csffe~--No nso. spot. ffs 0iiHe ID.
Nc. 4 H&utoa, isA WlfAe Ia
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NEW YORK. June Tl--Forefwn en-.
change vas firm today. Sterling. ts.teh
francs. to.efi1Ai lire. te,Q42l.. markn
te.eessA: kfoneo. fe.sais.
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wednesday Vnrt8urne
uuftrr--EKtfaa. sehe Iii prime firsts,
$50 10.
Ess~--EstFss. sec dox.; sxtrs puiiefs. acc
aos.s updsrrinsd puifets. zoe dox-
Chse~~--cAiifornia fiats. fzsey. zoe ID,
firsts. iahe ID,
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TATOOsH BLAND. June 7.--f a. NJ
Bar0metsr rising; cloudy. wind west. four
miles an hour. Paaned IN. str Ttserton,
at gao q. ni Passed out, frsighfer. red
stack. black top. at a. M large freight
~. black stack. red band, lufnbsr-ladens
at 20 A. VA.
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The Christmas season costs King
George OF England about $4,000.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Portland Produce

Hsc.--is@ gsa 10.
fxf~-fs9g5c doh
Ch<~~e--as "a $50 10.
Battcr--ssh v soc II.
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Ship News
Tides in Seattle
Tides in
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
=

WEDNESDAY
JUNE :
FIRST High Tide
1861 n. m fis n.
FIRST Low Tide
200 a m 80 H.
eecond High Tide
sf1e D. m. f0.s a.
second Low Tide
BIS .. M 60 ~.
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FLOUR AND SUGAR
Wholesale Prices
Fiour--Fam. pat, As. city deis.soos %
sugar-Cane. per cwL ......... eco
Hont. prr rNt. ............. G 40
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Chicago Car Lots
Tuesdays Quotations
Furnished by Logan A Bryan
$40 Bccsud Ave, Seattle

tuesdays Quotations
Furnished by Logan q Bryan
RIo Second ANe.. Seattle
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DIR. ANGUS -women's ailments spe-
cisity. rs years experience' fees
Reasonable. Suite 400 Pantages Bid
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ACREAGE

10 ACRES. REAL SACRIFICE
All bottom land: cleared. 2 acres In
bearing orchard; large barn fine
location near Lake SaTnammishl q
fine market At your door. only
$3.50 cash: . years on balance. fou
viii have 10 hurry. Total price
$4,000.
r.. VAN ARsDAf.E
1915 Third Ave.
~ ACRES. NORTH OF CITY. 800
cash, ff5 monthly.
II. G. PETERS. 72G Third Ava
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ACREAGE

~ ACREAGE
tHAvE GOOD LAND ron sA1.le on
roads and near school. s2a per
acre. Fare TO seattle, 81 cents;
steamboats, = times daily. Tee
automobile n you like. There n
no better place on Puget sound.
also have some bargains In highly
improved dairy. chicken pr berry
farms. Just outside Poulabo town
limits. can be had on very easy
terms write John storxeth. Fouls
10, Wash
~ ACRES. SNAP
Two miles west OF Silverdaie: 9
acres cleared; Groom house; good
chickens. coed we'll; 30 bearing
fruit trees. some straw berries.
Price ts0e; easy terms
l.. VAN ARSnAf.E
1919 Third Ave.
5 ACREs. Goop SOIL: NICE NEW
ance easy q clear, located on ma n
highway. Seattle TO nnohomlsh.
We offer this for only $3.50
terms t2so down. SIS per month.
Milwaukee & ~. Paul Land con-
~. 6sts University way. Phone
BARGAIN --s SIS ACRES --- CAN BIZ
sold In small traetas best road
about $4,000 feet alder Auburn
pays SIG per 600 for this now
plenty work In mills: good well
house, harm garage and good
living. for $500. terms. Write ~.
schuitr, " y. y. I. Auburn, wash,
CHEAP LAND = WE HAVE At
cATHcART. 40 minutes By. auto
from Seattle, 600 acres good. rich
sell; anything from acres w:
cleared or net cleared You can
have your choice on easy terms.
Phone krnwood 1851. or come 10
tst3 University way.
WE HAVE nUYERS FOR GOOD
buys Ia Improved acreage near
Seattle.
y. VAN ARsDAT.E
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

-SED MEMS SUITS NEEDED
Nigh price paid for good clothes
hone Main 1905.
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS


YirFinus HotsI--AI American. vir-
ginia and 6th. Cars via Weatlaks
ave Mod. steam heat; cheerful
ceilent service. shower and tub
baths. Trans. 75c up. weekly.
1880 M. Walking distance.
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he Is
10000
KS to/
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BOY, IS, BRINGS
$4,000 ACTION
He Sues School Board for
Alleged Injury

Constituting one Of the biggest
personal injury suits on local rec
ord, an action seeking tEo.sTs from
Seattle school district No. ] - being
prepared for filing IN superior court
First infima,ion Of the suit came
Thursday. when James y. Sims was
appointed guardian nd lissm Of hts
is.year.oid son. Ralph. for the pur-
poses Of bringing the action.
RALPH. according 20 the complaint.
which was served on II. W. Pen.
mock. school board attorney. was
injured In July. 1890. when no fell
from tho third floor OF Franklin
high school 10 the bottom 81 the
elevator rhaft. lie IL aald 20 have
suffered severe injuries. which re-
suited IN a permanent shortening OF
HIS RICH; les.
This suit IL certainly n surprise
10 va" Attorney Pennock said.
This is the first any member Of
the school beard has heard OF IT,
and no claim for damages has ever
been filed. ai,ho the accident Ia said
to have occurred more than two
years ago"
The Sims family live at soss ssnd
ave. =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29
JEALOUSY SAID
TO RUIN BEAUTY

Grace. have you seen Edna's
new fali suitg II sure In stunning
and Edna looks better than l have
ever seen her"
II hope she IL wearing one OF the
longer skirts. She is one Of the
people who do not look right In the
short skirts
Yes. her skirt Is now TO the new
length--shoc top length. they call
u. although most folks are still
wearing low shoes. And IL certainly
II becoming. Maybe the length OF
the skirt Is what makes the won.
derful Improvement. Anyway. she
looks n hundred per cent better"
Il wish could afford new suit.
too. Every time l see some OF my
friends In a new one / almost get
Jealous"
Now. Grace. don't do that. II is
very bad for ones looks, you know.
II you want a suit why don't you
get 1T"
You talk like owned the First
National bank. How can l get a
suit II | haven't enough money!"
why. get IL at Chcrry's, of
course. They have a lot OF new
things In at their store at loi5 Sec.
ond ave. In tho Rialto building.
right over the Pig'n Whistle. That's
where Edna got her new suit. You
know. cherry's allow you to pay
down a small percentage of the
whole price and finish on monthly
payments. Acknowledgement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29
Radio Fog Stations
to Be Maintained

Admiral ]. A. ffoogrwcrff. com.
mandan, az the Puget sound navy
yard. Tn n statement 10 the Cham.
Der OF Commerce Thursday said the
naval radio stations az Cordoyn.
ketehlkan. St paul'H island. gl,ka
and the compass stations are 60 be
maintained with as nearly fun com.
piemcnia "a possible. Dutch Harbor
and Seward with sufficient men 10
enable them 20 meet their require.
menis. and Kodak and Juneau with
slightly larger number OF opera.
tors because Of the greater scope Of
their work
The chamber. AZ the request OF
Alaska commercial bodies. steam
ship companies and other organize.
tons concerned. asked Admiral
HooEcwerffs cooperation in view
Of notice from Washington. ID. c..
that reduction OF navy personnel
might result In stringent retrcnch.
ment affecting radio service to the
territory.