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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-05
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stricken areas hy rail
After cargo has been discharged.
the ship viii be turned over 10 tho
Japanese maritime officials in ia.
pan. and win be used as they SEQ
fit. according 10 Officers OF tho YES.
sci. She may return 20 Seattle for
another load Of provisions. Officers
state She Is expected 20 arrive a.
Yokohama within three weeks.
Only the crow and third.cihss pas,
sengcrs, with few relief workers,
were permitted to mako the trip
The need for provisions In Japan
has resulted in an order by the a.,
ficials OF the y. Y. X. line that no
unnecessary passengers enter the
country. officers declared wednes
day.
Following the Yokohama Aiaru.
tho Toysma Maru. OF the y. Y. X.
line. viii sail from here September
II. stocked with supplies. she VIII
clear via Vancouver. u. c.. and adj
diaonai relief provisions viii be TAX.
en- aboard NJ the Canadian city.
These two vessels. according 20
officers OF the Yokohama Maru. will
be the first OF fleet which Is 20
carry provisions 10 the stricken
areas All boats OF tho n. Y. X. line
leaving this port In the future win
carry provisions Tor tho cities OF
Japan until all suffering has passed.
The o. g. X liner Manila Maru Is
scheduled to clear from Seattle Fri.
day Of this week for the earthquake
zones. The vessels OF this company,
combined with those OF the Nippon
Yussn Knisha line. win constitute
an armada OF Japanese ships. the
crews OF which win do ali In their
power 20 relieve the suffering In
tho destroyed ports OF their homo
country.
The President jefferson, OF the
fastest boats on tho Pacific. Ia hold
IN readiness by tho Admiral Oriental
limo on orders from the United
States shipping board. 70 haul relic,
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Dance Fund Totals
Will Be Announced

Announcement OF the funds raised
at the Harmony BAN Labor Day
evening for the Ryther children's
home. viii be made on the evening
OF September 10 nj the Firemcn's
annual dance. 1t is believed that
enough money was taken in to lift
the $4,000 mortgage against the
home.
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WASHINGTON. Sept. 81 Some
Americans in Yokohama are believed
to have persisted in the destruction
Of that city. but ali Americans in
Tokyo are believed safe. United
states Ambassador Cyrus r Wood.
notified the state department today.
Wood estimated the dead at 10000.
Communication between Tokyo
and Yokohama has been re'estao-
hshcd.
The text OF Woods message was
sent by wireless from Tokyo and Was
dated September 4. II follows
> Communication has lust been
opened with Yokohama. The situation
there is exceedingly serious and some
Americans are reported 90 have lost
their lives Casualties IN Tokyo are
estimated AZ 10000, l believe all
Americans in Tokyo are safe. The
food situation Is acute. send sup
plies from Philippines at once as al
ready requested"
Vice Consul Paul +. jerks OF the
consulate general at Yokohama was
killed. according TO message 10 the
state department. dated september 5,
from Consul Henry b, Hitchcock at
Nagasaki. Hitchcock also reported
the death OF Consul General Max
Ksykiassoff and his wife at Ioko-
hama. previously reported. \ man
named Rabbit. believed 10 be mem
her OF the consular personnel at
Yokohama also was killed. Hitch
cock said.
Another message received from
Consul r. II. Dickoyer. at Kobe.
stated that the following refugees
and members Of the consulate gen
eral at Yokohama. are safe and
we'll:
Miss Martin, man named Nasari.
Vic Consul Leo sturgeon, Vice Con
SUI Mondell. Both OF the Kirklass'
OFF children were reported as being
safe and well in Kobe.
Counsellor Bell. Of tho American
legation in Pekin. reported that the
American naval hospital ~ Yoke
hama he'd been destroyed. and Com
mander Webb was injured, Some OF
the hospital staff were killed. Bell
suggested sending warship 70 care
FOR the naval patients.
Professor Henry Fairchild Osborn.
a noted American scientist, and his
wife are safe In Shanghai. Consul
Davis reported from that city.
Ball. in his message. reported he
had received word from Consul
Dlckoyer. az Kobe. stating that ref
ugees reported that the American
consulate general Mt Yokohama had
fsesus .s.ssnpirt.tv Destroyed and that
Consul General klrkJassoff and his
vile were killed.
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ASK YOUR HEIGHBOR

There Is hardly a nelghborhood In
tho United States where women can,
not be found who have derived hen.
gift from Lydia n. Pinkhum's vogo.
table Compound. For nearly fifty
years this botanic medicine has been
overcoming some Of the worst forms
OF female ills. As one woman has
been benefited by its use. sho has
told others who have used II with
the Same good results; 10 the use OF
this great medicine has spread from
shore to shore by the recommends.
ton Of those who have found IT
good. Therefore, ask your neiehbor;
let her tell you from experience tho
benefit which ailing women derive
from It's Advertisement
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KIDNEY TROUBLE
RELIEVED IN ONE
week BY ALVITA

Few srs the men who suffer from
kidney trouble. experiencing the dts
comfort of getting up four ard five
times a night. who would not give
almost anything 20 regain their
health. Thousands are now taking
tho new discovery. Alyi,a. 10 over.
como kidney and bladder trouble.
just Ike c. A. Mott. 1871 Bush S.,
Oakland. Calf. who says;
Having heard OF your Aivita Tab
let's. came 20 your Long Beach
store two weeks ago and bought a
box Of 50 tablets for ii.O0 and within
ono week vas absolutely relieved Of
long standing trouhlA with my kid.
noys or prostate which neceSsiiated
my being up from four 10 six times
during the night.
II can hardly express my nppre.
citation for tho good theso tablets
have done for me in this regard. and
want TO say further that the tab.
let's have assisted materially in clear.
ing ms throat Of inucus condition
OF 80 years standings caused from
poor digestion. / am man Of ma.
turc age, but feel like n young man
today ann buying one.hnis dozen
boxes Of Alvita Tablets 10 give to my
friends"
Alvita Il the recent scientific dis.
eoysry which brings lime. iron and
phosphates TO you IN vegetable
form which can BIO assimiIated. Al
vita Is prepared in convenient. high.
~ concentrated tablet form from the
deop.rooted alfalfa plant. which Sci.
enco discovered Ia rich BtorchouHc
Of tho vital mineral salts. No mat.
ter IL you have tried many RENE.
dies. try this tonic Of nature now.
A dollar buys box Of Alvita Tab
lets at any drug store.--Advertise.
mcnt,
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AMBASSADOR WOOD SENDS
Message TO WASHINGTON
Some u. S. Citizens in Yokohama Are
Dead; Communications Re-estab-
lished Between Two Japan Cities

pickover's telegram direct 20 the
state department reported. as dld
Hitchcock, az Nagasak. that Vice
Consul jerks. az Yokohama, was
killed
Hitchcock reported that clearer
descriptions OF the disaster were be.
ing received ard published in Maya
sah. The suffering In Yokohama
has been relatively worse than In
Tokyo, he said Hitchcock is or.
ganizing relief work AZ NagaMki. IN
cooperation with the consul AZ
Kobe.
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layci By the catastrophe was NIB
I. T. Rogers. wife OF a .onmer
purser or tho Admiral line. who had
taken passage ON tho Kaga Maru.
which sailed Tuesday, TO join her
husband at Kobe. She received a
wire 1T the last moment to remnin
in America. Her baggage was re.
moved 10 tho dock.
Six Japanese girls who were go
ing to Tokyo TO attend the univer.
sify there. cancelled their rcserva.
tons. Rev. X, u. salomen. mis-
slonary and his family. who were
on route 20 Yokohama. decided to
await further information Before
leaving Seattle, and cancelled his
reservations.
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RED CROSS is
GIVEN SUPPORT
81, 100000 Subscriptions Is
Answer TO Appeal

WASHINGTON. sept. a. An
overwhelming response 20 tho Rcd
Cross appeal for "a $3.50. 900 fund
for Japanese relief was indicated in
kilograms received at Rcd Cross
headquarters here today.
Officials estimated today That 81.
100000 Inns already been subscribed.
Incomplete reports from New York
city showed that sIai. 900 had been
pledged there alone.
The formal campaign for The fund
was launched by NIL Red Cross
chapters turnout the nation today.
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TAIYO MARU is
REPORTED SAFE
Had Been Listed in Danger
With 600 OF Yokohama

SAN FRANCISCO. sept The
Togo kisen Kalsha liner Taiyo Ma.
ru was reported endangered zoe
miles Off Yokohama. and her passen,
ser list OF 600 person IN peril. Is
safe. according 90 a radlogram from
the Japanese government station al
Tomioka 20 the Radio Corporation
OF America here. this morning
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PORTLAND. Ore. Sept. 5.--For.
merry n captain of police in this
city, william Deviile. now OF Seat.
tie, Is under arrest here today,
awaiting transfer North. whore he
will face a charge OF desertion. De.
vine was arrested by some OF his
former comrades in the police DO,
partment on Seattle authority. fIe
has waived extradltion.
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Americans Believed
All Safe in Tokyo

PEKIN. Sept. 5.--BeIicf that no
Americans In Tokyo were killed in
tho earthquake was expressed in a
wireless message from Kobe. Win
Osaka. today. The staff OF the Jap.
nnese Advertiser was saved.
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Americans in Tokyo Are Now Reported Safe
JAPAN CABLES
LUMBER ORDER
Huge Amount Of Building
Material Now Needed

SAN FRANCISCO. sept b-while
tho world IN organizing Us HUMANE
tartan forces for relief Of disaster
ridden japan. the stricken Oriental
nation today started out 70 help H.
self
Cables from Kobe were received by
Pacific Coast shipping. lumber aud
exporting firms for lumber and cedar
log. toiallng ia the neighborhood Of
1000 900 feet.
orders for other building supplies
and FOR machinery were expected 10
foilaR
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Catholic Churches
to Aid in Relief

All Catholic churches in Western
Washington win take special collec-
tons on Sunday. September Is. for
relief OF earthquake victims Of ia
pan. II was ordered by Right Rev.
f. ]. O'Dea. bishop Of the diocese OF
Seattle, Tuesday.
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PRESIDENT JEFFERSON
GAVE FIRST RELIEF

Tic President jefferson. o tthe
Admiral line. In Yokohama harbor
during the quake and tragedy. was
the first ship TO extend relief. &c.
curtiing 10 wireless reports received
Tuesday from her commander Capt.
Francis X. Nichols. The President
Jefferson loaded barge with fresh
water on the afternoon OF tho trag
edy and took 500 refugees aboard
and landed them at Kobe.
The work OF directing the usc OF
American ships for relief work IL
progressing thru naval commandments
nearest 10 them. These ships. mum.
bering approximately a score, will
stand by until the relief plan. worked
out by the government thru the naval
department. is in fun operation. Tho
ships are TO stand by in their nearest
port of call and await the instruc.
tons Of the navy department.
This order, issued by Chairman
Farley OF the shipping board. in.
ciudes all vessels OF the Admiral limo,
the vessels OF tho Pacific Shipping
Co. OF Portland, and other vessels
controlled by tho shipping board.
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Mormon Prophet Is
Beaten and Killed

BERLIN. Sept 81 SWISS Nor.
mon who tried 70 gain converts in
a village near Dresden was beaten
% death hy y mob.
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Let Star want Ad look all over
town for you when you want some.
thing. The cost Is trifle. and it
viii save you time and trouble.
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sla EARTHQUAKES IN JAPAN
OVER SATURDAY AND SUNDAY

There were s73 earthquakes In
Japan Saturday and Sunday. this
wireless dispatch said or these
shocks 2i6 occurred tho day OF the
great disaster.
Fifiyseyen were felt from a. m.
10 II a. IN tho day following.
Reconstruction work has already
started In Tokyo. tho message said.
Street lights have bocn restored IN
the kMssikawu and Royama wards
and Ia part Of Yodotashi
The water system was put In work.
INK order Monday night. In Yoke.
hama the destruction is more com.
ploia than In Tokyo. Only two
houses arc lett standing. according
10 a report from tho prefoe, Of 20.
lice.
Portions OF several Tokyo wards
arc practically intact These include
shiba, An,bu. AkaAakn. Yo,suya.
Ushlgoms and HonKo. A small part
of ahltaya also was saved.
The wards which burned include
Kojimaehs. in which the imperial
palace waA situated: Nihomhanhi and
kyohaShi, where tho principal bust.
ness structures were located; AsaiSus.
q middle class residential area. and
FukyEaya, a slum
A squadron OF six warahlps with
relief supplies from ISure arrived
Monday al shlnasawa. Tokyo and
Yokohama.
a number OF royal pcrsonaEca
were killed or inquired Ia Tho eatas.
irophs. Prince Hlroko Kan.In. tho
emperor's brother. was killed nj Ka.
makura, where his summer villa -
situated.
Prince MoromaSB Hlgashlkumi
died NJ odawara. and Princess Yam.
asthma % KuEenuema. vlscount
Taknshi. the former prime minister.
Il reported Hafc. Previous dispatches
said he was dead. Tnc downger prin.
cess Kayo suffered severe injuries.
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supplies, Booking Of passengers
has been ordered suspended on all
Of the Admiral lines boats for tho
next 30 days. unless the order lis
Rooner royoked
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MANY PASSENGERS
CANCEL RESERVATIONS

The cessation OF passenger service
to Japan by the Admiral limo has
thrown heavy list upon Japanese
liners. These are refusing TO take
passengers unless they ship suf.
ficicn, food TO last them 80 days
after they arrive in Japan.
Among the first passengers de.
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Meet Us and Wear Diamonds
N D
& GOLDBERG
Seattle's Credit jewelers.

An Investment In Happiness
Those who have learned how
10 make their allowances go
furthest. know the wisdom OF
enjoying their jewelgy purchases
while paying. BY the Wetsfssid
& Goldberg plan the first dollar
puts the articls you long for in
your possession and the pay
ments that follow are arranged
TO meet your convenience.
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100000 REPORT
0 N CASUALTIES
Deaths at Tokyo Are Now
Estimated as Only 10000

LONDON. Sept 5.-The japanese
embassy here today received official
messages from tho governor OF the
Osaka Japan district. sent via Pc
kin, estimating the total Casualties
In Tokyo at 10000 and those at
Yokohama az 100. 900.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. Near.
~ $4,000 persons are dead in the
japanese Disaster. II Is estimated by
ADMIRAL Anderson. commander OF the
United States Aaiatic squadron.
Anderson, who IN rushing 10 Japan
aboard his flagship. the Huron, 10
take charge OF relief work. made his
report In wireless 10 Admiral
Eberio AZ the 18th naval district.
AN announcement from the Japan.
ese home office received here by the
Radio Corporation or America off.
cially estimated tho number Of dead
In Yokohama NJ 10000 ana In Tokyo
at only 10000. The injured are IN.
numrrabie
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Meet Us and Wear Diamonds
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Naugen. l.. Port Blakeley. girl.
Bruce. James L., Goldbar, girl
Brooks. Edwin Russell, Jr.. 4516 Me-
ridinn ave. boy.
Bendtsen. James. Selleck. Girl.
McQuarrie. ID. NJ. 1ii5 Broadway ~.
girl
Coulter. George NJ. 1891 sixth ave-.
boy.
s., girl.
Chadwick. Charles r.. sl1s Goth ave.
Rinsstorff, Erwin H.. 5o12 10th ave.
n. w. girl
Fuller Albert c.. e2s Queen Anne av.,
boy.
Du Vail werton j.. 75t7 woodland
Muehe. Charles E. 1885 Second ave.
springgate, Glen Cecil. s2i1 18th ave.
spraguC. Harold A.. 442o Meridian
ave, girl.
Mitsui, Mlnoru. Skylsomlsh, girl.
Reilly. Fart Frederick, Everett, boy.
Massart. George, 62i9 3ist ave. n. u.
Long, James Stanley. 1906 cath ave.
N, girl
KELLOGG. David e.. Althee Apis, girl
Norgren. Arthur Lee. 2002 Eastlake
ave, boy.
Murray, Blaine. s5e Wheeler st. boy.
Fletcher, Robert b.. Route No. 10.
box sec, boy.
Bills, Nathan e, 2512 King St, girl.
Stone. Jacob NJ, 1910 gath ave. NJ,
boy.
Waters. John NJ. Rocl<port, boy.
Selleck. Harold NJ. GOA Olympic pi,
boy.
johnson. A. o, 2i5s Eighth ave. w,
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Make your own terms aud drive
away a used ear
Open Sundays for your convenience.
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DIVORCE RECORD

Suits for divorce In King county.
filed Tuesday. were as follows: Anna
Orgron against August Orgren. nom
support: William Lee against Addic
Belle Lee desertion: w. z. Essh
against Emma Rash Incompatible
lily: Title Howe against Butler IL.
Howe. cruelty; Eva u. 1ngiis against
Chester III. Inglis, cruelty,
Divorces were granted TO Carl OIL
sen from Jarginc Olsen. Belle john
son from George Johnson. Hazel
Smith from Boyd Smith. Edward
Holzer from Flora Holzor, Ethel
rriestley from George Alexander
priestlcy. Milllc CARRIER from Hugh
CARRIER.
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DEATHS

Armstrong. Elizabeth. rs years.
Eaton. Percival Anton, 80 years,
Hamilton. William j., 6S years.
Boyd. William Wallace, s months.
Clark. Elizabeth. 40 years.
Naples. Wilson c.. AZ years.
Reinhardt, Carrie c.. IS years.
Moland. George. 81 years.
Nakayachiki. Kabumi. years.
Ching. Wing. IS years.
Gribbin. Genevieve a., is years.
Fonda, c. Title, SIS years.
Sargent, Margaret Irene. Sc years.
Monroe, Martin. 45 years.
Cappetto. Baby. infant.
Ide. Edith Maud. 40 years.
Fish. Earnest Il, 26 years.
Casscll. Charles, 80 years.
Morchead Minnie, Al years.
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BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES

REPAIR GARAGE = BEST LOcA-
ton, good equipment, service car;
battery service and lease. owners
viii show you 500 net a month.
$1,000 cash VIII handle. or Will
make trade for what have your
SEATTLE INVESTMENT co
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Green. Frank. Seattle ...........2i
Head. Blanche. Seattle is
Olson. Archie Harold. Seattle ...-.1a
Skirvin. Deborah lone. Seattle ..-1S
Hoyen. John. Tacoma ..........S6
Dickinson Mary E.. Tacoma ..... rs
KralSovskl, Isadore, Seattle ...-..29
wilmer. Helen. Seattle ........- ~
Glenn. James NJ, Seattle .......27
Finney. Alice NJ, Seattle .......-
Stern. Samuel r.. Seattle -. Legal
INewberger. Blanche H. Seattle Legal
Crysler, Bert b., Seattle $500. Legal
Hall, Violet l.. Seattle $500. Legal
Curtis, James c., Seattle .......23
Mccall. Linda W.. Whitehall.
mont. -
Johnson. Arthur A., Seattle ....,..2I
Harshman, Maxine. Seattle -.....1S
Fox. Reeves, Allyn ...........s al
Potter. Shirley Rose. Bellevue ....1s
Garriott. Ora A.. Seattle ..... Legal
Mcmillan. Barnice. Seattle ....-.. .16
kee. George. Seattle .........--..S 80
Jones, Melvina b., Seattle ........S0
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~ acres nt Maple Valley. y cleared.
500 cash. $40 per month 10 acres
ais miles from Hcnton. house,
barn. well. creek. clearing On
same terms. H. e. PETERS, 1zg
8Td ave
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67 FOR sALE-ACREAGE
NO M0NEY N
1871 Ann fsEsfF a. an sate


lst.AND BELLE GRAPES
Easy 20 HHndle-Quick nsturna--
HiEh Fricea--HradY Markets
on Puget Sound the fancy table
Erapsa from this district sold In
Seattle. 1924. for 10 cents pound.
retail, Yields up 70 5000 and Ia
QVl pounds from an acre. returns
81 800 20 fi.spa IN acre gross
Grape growers organized will help
you 20 got started and market 10
best advantage
LAND PRICES Low NOW
Here's almost ak acres with beach
frontage. slightly location. priced
AT st7bs 500 cash. balance over
four years
Ten acres with pretty beach. bear
ing orchard. clearing. ready for
grapes. spring water. priced AT
fi.f7I. st75 canh. Free Island
Belle grape folder Charles SOM
srs Co. Alaska Building
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Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Births In their households ARE re-
ported by tho following men.
MalHon Leonard, 1914 Wostlakc ave.
N. boy.
williams Henry Pcrncll 172t All,i
ave. hoy
Cook, Joseph stanley 5i17 Dawson
st, boy.
Taylor. Herbert cSoe SSth ave, boy,
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HLit0AINs ~ ACREAGE
we are closing out our closo-in
seattle az from $40 60 $3.50 per
tract Some tracts contain acres.
some have city whtor. and nrr on
paved road. We have lots Tor go
each. and King county 2O-hcrr
tracts az $40 per acre. very easy
terms.
WESTERN LANDS Inc.
ais Green Bldg. Main iti0.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence. Age.
Sanford. Clyde e.. Seattle. Legal
Johnson. Avalon. Seattle ..... Legal
Goldberg. David. Senttle .........2e
Welsmnn, Ida, Seattle IN
Collins. Samuel. Seattle 20
Frlzzellc. Dorothy, cSattle .... 30
Myers, Harry NJ. T.. Seattle Illegal
Cutter. Mary H., Seattle $500. Legal
Larson. olof. Seattle ...s. Legal
ForDlund. Martha, Seattle Legal
Picrsol. Thomas j., Seattle !. Legal
Piersol Nettie, Seattle ..,.... Legal
Mclean. Winfield A.. Seattle ....,2t
Lewis, Elizabeth H.. Seattle ......2i
Havlinn, John NJ, Connell ....,2S
Haugon, Myrtle H.. Buckley .....,1a
yoshimi, Chikayuki, Seattle. -. 80
1tano. Umano. Seattle ............27
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BLACKSMITH SHOP FOR SALE
good location in farming district
East StAnwood, wash.
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NEW s.RooM COTTAGES ON ACRE
tracts, fronting on main highway,
with city water. light and phone
service: very easy payment and
terms. See Mfr. Chandler. corner
2sth s. w. and Spokane ave.
PHONE WEST oi9s
90 LOTS. ALL IN CULTIVATION. ]
milo from city limits. perfect Sound
view; modern Groom house; ga,
rage; barn. chicken house: all
kinds or fruit trees and small
fruit; garden planted. All for
$500 Must ancrificc on account
of Illness. Phone Sunset 25ls.
JUST coMPLETED--5- ROOM MOD
ern bungalow. Meridian district;
hardwood floora: fireplace. cabi-
net kitchen; fun cement basement
laundry trays; corner lot. bONlpV'
one block from car line. Sacrifice
for cash 1903 y. Goth.
NORTH QUEEN ANNE
Splendid new five-room bungalow
hardwood floors: cement base
a real bargain. 1900 Will handle.
u. J.. MARTz
Elliott i9l6 796 L. c. Smith Bldg.
house ana rs by so greenhouse.
fully equipped with hot water
heat: on 40 BY 100 lot. 1850 34th
w. overlooking Government locks.
$3.50. Garfield 2G9l.
HAVE TWO or BEST BUYS IN
city. One f-room, just completed,
all latest features, $4,000. One s.
room. $4,000. Both have lake view
Shown by appointment. Phone
DatfIsr Ohlg
MUST SELL TWO b-ROOM MODERN
bungalows and two corner lots;
good business or residence; Green
Lake district. Must have $1,000.
Call s0i0 Aurora ave. after 6 y. IN.
Phinney car.
LARGE LOT BARGAIN
o0x1qn. south end city; city water:
lights: 1900; $40 cash. 50 month.
Owner, t15 Railway Exchange,
Main 1857.
MY HOME FOR 1916 CASH:
WORTH $1,000; good location.
wife dead; must sell quick. T5iS
ave. car.
REAL BARGAtN, 8 ROOMS, BASE-
mont; close In: ono block TO three
chr lines. Price only $4,000. Gar
field 0GSi
FOR aALE--7-ROoM HOUSE. LOT
40t100; fine garage, cement bnsc-
meut Modern. $4,000 Number
1873 NJ slHt 81. Phone Sunset d0G7.
y100 DOWN, st5 MONTH; GOOD g.
room house Price 1880. owner.
Kenwood 3125,
CHEAP, m TAKEN AT ONCE; 2
acres and b-room home, chicken
yard. water and light. Ran. 27S9.
Adams ut Fnuntloroy for bungalow
The lost and found columns will
help you find what you have lost.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-24

sia5 SALARY FOR LIVE MAN
with 81 s0n 20 invest IN going con
corn. Absolute good faith assured:
inyeHiigatlon welcomed. P-47.
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