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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-09
Claim Negro Was
Peddlinp Dope

Carl Davis. negro. charged with be.
Ing dope peddler. was arrested by
patrolmen y. II. Williams and N. p.
Anderson. Of the narcotic squad. ut
Ninth ave. and King st.. Thursday.
after short chase. Three PACKAGES
or smoking opium are said by off.
GERS to have been found on Davis.
Fred Nelson. suspected OF being an
addict, and the prospective customer
OF Davis. Is also being held for In
vestigation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-09
N. P. Posts Reward
for Mans Slayers

TACOMA. Feb. t.--Continulng an
investigation into the murder OF
Adam Cook. car foreman IN The enc.
pioy OF the Northern Pacific Railway
Co. who was shot 10 death Feb.
ruary /. tho Northern Pacific rail.
way has posted a reward OF 1900
for Information that win result IN
apprehension OF tho alayerp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-09
$4,000 FOUND
IN MISER'S HUT
Man Had Fortune but Lived
In Actual Want

EMPoRIA. Va. Feb. a.-IAv!nE in
dire poverty. IN Ehanty In the ne
gro section OF town. with scant flrni-
turo and elothes with 81 900 IN gold
and currency hidden under his bed.
Herman secioy. an AGED hermit. died
recently OF an illness that money
might have cured
Tho old man came 20 Emporis
three years ago lie rented shack
In tho negro section. appeared 20 be
In dire poverty. and did odd jobs Of
work about town. lie was very co
centric. and would not tell where he
was from OF n no had any reiativea
About ak months aEo hs was taken
down with rheumatism lie became
a public charge. and was looked after
by charitable people. Several nights
ago the shack where he lived caught
fire When the fire department ar
rived. the old man had become over
come by the smoke. and whom carried
from the housn he was dead. His
body was placed In pine box. FUR
nishcd by tho county authorities. and
he was to DO buried In the potterS
field
The next morning county authOri-
ties. looking over what was left Of
tho shack. found the box cehtaininE
the money. The town OF Emporia
was stirred as never before. An un-
dertakcr exhumed tho miaer's body.
clothed n In the best shrouds and
placed u In a costly easket After =
few days I, was decided that the cas-
ket was not fins enough. The body
was removed and placed into a much
better canket. tho best 90 be had In
town. Now his body 4 being held.
waiting the arrival OF some relatives
from New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-09
Natatorium Man
Dies in Hospital

William A. Robertson. associated
In tho operation OF the Luna Park
natatorium for the last 10 years, died
Thursday Mt Minor hospital. Funer.
al arrangements are being made by
the Booth Undertaking company.
Mr.. Robertson. who was 5s years
old. leaves n brother in Cobalt, Can.
ada, and two sisters in Ontario.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-09

Gladys Clark, 16, told Sac
ramento (Col.) police her
mother sold her in marriage
for sos to a young Filipino.
She fled shortly after the
marriage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-09

LOUISVILLE. KY. r~o. s>-whrn
her collie returned whining from the
field Mrs. Carrie Shelton made search
and found her sycar-old son drowned
IN a pool OF water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-09
Vets Hold Lincoln
Memorial Services

Prof. Clark p. nlsss,t delivered
tho principal address al Lincoln Day
memorial services held az Roosevelt
hall Thursday night BY Fortson.
ThyEescn camp. Spanish War veter.
ans. DR.. y. S. Bourns introduced
him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-09
Ravelle on Lincoln
Day Church Program

A Lincoln Day program win be
given Sunday in the MayflowcF
church AZ IL A. m. IN youngstown
Tho Beacon I'm Congregational
church will hold a similar service et
TAO p. m. The speaker a, both serv-
Ices win be United States District
Attorney Thomas r, Revcilo. eps-
eiai patriotic music VIII b provided
AZ each service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-09
CREW nrIrTINIFs

ADELAIDE. Australia, Feb. a.
Thirty members OF the crow OF the
British steamer Hartford wero In
irons MS mutincers when the vessel
arrived here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-09
Britisher Jailed
for Wedding Niece

CIIELTESfIAM. Eng. Feb. a.
Christopher Bruion was arrested for
marrying his niece. Alice Maud Dra.
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-09
JOSEPH WARNER and hi. rr.a,

grandson. Thomas Mcmahon Storm.
celebrated their birthdays together
at $50 Z. 10th st Thursday. War.
nor is 90 and his great-grandson is 9.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-01
HeiligShow
Is Big Hit
Crowds Like up in
Mabel's Room"

The Heilig audiences would have
taken off their collective hats TO
Wtll King Sunday II they had been
wearing them. for the clever man.
NOR in which the Hebrew funster
has transformed up In Aiablo's
Room" the New York farce, into a
r.uslcal comedy.
AL the funny situations In the
somewhat risquc show are retained.
with just enough OF the lines omit.
ted TO allow for five effective must.
cal numbers. Apartment walls too
thin 10 keep the neighbors from
listening, and ladies' chernise with
love note embroidered upon II
hse complications which for a
time threaten to disrupt three happy
homes. but key Leschinsky's
shrewd manipuiations save the day
The return OF Clair Starr to the
ingenue role and the initial appear
ance OF Clara Bauman in the cast
contributed TO the farce's success.
Hermie's orchestra gets most Of
It's applause from playing RED
Head Gal" aItho 'Ruffen Rcddy"
and Cats whlskers" both go over
big.
The new show win continue until
Friday night with matinees daily
except on the closing day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-01
PROBE SINKING
OF FREICHTER
Four Die Saturday Night in
Tacoma Harbor

TACOMA. oct. THAT formal
investigation OF the sinking OF the
motor frcightsr Rubalyat in Com.
menccment bay. Saturday evening.
would be made by federal authori.
ties as soon as possible was the
declaration Sunday nigh, OF d. S.
Ames. OF Seattle. inspector OF huiis
for tho United States steamboat In.
Spection service.
Ames stated that criminal charges
OF manslaughier for the death Of tho
four persons who lost their lives In
the catastrophe would be filed II.
during the investigation. negligence
cn the part OF any member Of the
crew or owner was indicated. The in.
yestigatlon. which win be conducted
by Ames. will be attended by the
United states district attorney. who
viii determine whether criminal
charges snould be filed.
Those who lost their lives included
Mrs. Eva Heliman, Of Seattle. cook.
and Captain Lovejoy's sister.In.iaw;
Norman Brasse. first assistant engi.
neer. Dave Magnus. deckhand. and
an unidentified man.
The federal investigation probably
will be held as soon on Capt. r. r,
LovcJoy. Of Seattle. owner OF the
Rubalyat. makes his report OF the
accident. Amcs VIII then query the
surviving members of the crew.
Altho Commencement bay was
carefully patroIsd from daylight until
after noon Sunday by motorboats
sent out by the Foss Launch & Tug
Co. no trace OF the bodies Of the
four persons who lost their lives
with the capsizing and sinking Of the
Rubaiyat has been found.
The vessel capsized just after load.
ing cargo OF gypsum and clearing
for Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-01
SLAYER BREAKS
LONG SILENCE
Aged Tacoma Man Wishes
He Had Killed Himself


TACOMA. Oct. i.-neelaring him.
selt sorry that he did not KIN him.
self with his victims revolver
John Carl "a. self.confessed muir,
derer early last Friday morning OF
his landlady. Mrs. A. f. Anderson,
broke his steadily maintained silence
IN Jail here Sunday and told why
aud how he killed the woman and
injured her small son and daugh.
ter.
she was drunk and mad about
something" no said. "and when /
eame down 20 tho kitchen TO get
drink she wanted TO know what
vas doing downstairs at that time
= night. She declared that / was
ins on her and as she talked
she grabbed up u butcher knife and
told me 10 80 on upstairs. She
made a lunge AZ me with tho knife
and then l grabbed IL away from
her.
Continuing his statement. as he
paced back and forth in his cell
at the city jail. Carl said.
Il guess that cut her while
trying TO get the knife away from
her because she screamed and
screamed. The boy came at me
with milk bottle and flung
the woman In the corner and grab.
bed the bottle and struck him
over the head with Il.
NO. sir. l didn't try to cut the
boby's throat" he declared. when
accused OF an attempt to cut the
'hFoat Of the boy after SCATTERING
the bottle. Arthur the child In
question, is years old.
Il don't remember Just what hap.
pened then. but / remember the
woman Jumping at me and the III.
lie strl tEunice. . striking at me
with a penknife. and then suddenly
everything was quiet except the
meaning OF the boy and the screams
Of the little girl as she ran down
the front steps.
Il knew I'd killed the woman but
l was still scared. so went 10 her
bedroom and took the loaded re.
volver from under her pillow and
nut II IN my pocket so no one
could kin mo with II. I wish I'd
lot my brains out with Il. now"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-01
Strike Forces Butte
Theaters to Close

BUTTE. Mont, Oct. i,--Butto TO.
day fooes a period Of boredom and
ennui after the closing OF every thea.
Ger Sunday night.
Refused wage increases which they
demanded, musicians, stage hands
and projecting machine operators IN
NIL local theaterf. including lcgiti.
- pic and picture houses walked off
sHelr jobs, and all amusement houses
are dark tod1y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-01
Is He Collecting
Autographs Maybe?

The *. X. X" hung the Indian
gign on PatroIman George Reynolds
Monday morning.
George was called TO investigate
n robbery at the Troy foundry, and
found that the thieves had ran.
hacked the office and cut TX. X.
X in large letters across the top
Of tho desk.
George forgot to cross his finger,
and when he came out OF the build.
Ing found that tho wires on his mo.
torcycle had been cut and TX. X.
r." had been engraved on his gaso
line tank.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-01
Seattle Postoffice
Receipts Show Gain

Continuing the marked Increase
over 1922 indicated early In the year.
the postal receipts for September
were reported by Postmaster G. VI.
Perkins Monday as s20s.9s3.27, an
increase OF more than $4,000 over this
1922 September record OF 5000. 90G.45.
Quarterly reports so far this year for
the periods ending March 81, June
30 and September 30 have reached
the total Of s1,Sss.oi5.1s. Receipts
during the same periods OF 1922 to.
tailed sf,714,l9G.03.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-01
RAIDERS FAIL
TO FIND king"

BENTON HARBOR. Mich, Oct.
belief that King Benjamin
Purnell. leader OF the House OF
David. Is dead. was strengthened to-
day following the unsuccessful raid
early yesterday on the colony here.
More than 100 state troopers and
deputy sheriffs participated in the
hunt. which extended to every house
in the colony and surrounding ter.
ritory.
State officials are anxious to To-
cate Purnell 10 have him appear
before the one.nan grand jury at
st. Joseph, Mich, tomorrow when
investigation Of the affairs Of the
colony IS resumed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-01
Start Investigation
of Governors Deals

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Oct. L.
Judge James a. Collins. in criminal
court. today appointed Charles w.
Bfoorcs. United States commissioner.
as special prosecutor. to conduct tho
grand jury investigation OF Judge
Mccray's affairs. to be started Fri.
day. Judge Collins said he would
instruct the grand jury at that
time.
This was the days first develop.
mcnt In a dual probe into the bust
ness deals Of Gov. Warren r. Nc.
Cray. with special reference TO notes
Endorsed by the governor and dis.
counted at various banks turnout
the state, which was started today
by the Marion county grand jury
I'D the republican state committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-01
Burglars Get $1,000
in Fraternity House

Burglars ransackcd tho Delta
Kappa Epsilon fraternity house,
1870 2ist ave. N. H.. carly Mondny
morning. taking more than 81 900 in
cash and jcwoIry. Tho thieves opcr.
atcd while the students snorod.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-01
Fire Ku klux Klan
Peace Officers

MACON. Ga. Oct 1.-Two deputy
sheriffs and a county policeman
we're discharged from service today
because OF alleged affilation with
the Ku Klux Khan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-01
Italian Princess
Suffers Relapse

LONDON, Oct. le-Princess Clio.
vanni OF Italy has suffered n relapse
and hsr condition again Is danger.
Gus. a Central News dispatch from
Rome said today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-01

EQUIPPED POULTRY FARM
VALLEY LAND--GooD BUILDINGS
Every foot Of place thoroly cleared
and improved with good Groom
house: large chicken house that
will accommodate 500 birds and
practically new; barn for several
head OF stock. fenced and cross
fenced. This is not a Midtown
place, and would not require
money 10 put in shape for im-
mediate use. One block from
paved Seattie-Tncoma highway.
close TO intarnrban station at Al
coma Price s3.500. Satisfactory
party can arrange small cash and
monthly payments. 200 New York
Block. Burke & Farrar, Inc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-01

BIC oFFER--Excellcn corner prop
erty at Cedar Park. over an acre
with frontage on wide, paved
Victory Way. Real opportunity
for suburban business. Heavy
traffic. This acre has fine stream
OF running water also city water.
Rapid development here. Four
minutes auto ride from city limits
Terms $50 cash. $50 per month.
Ask Mr.. Peet, 220 Walker Build
ing. Phone Ell iot-01S2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-01
Z FOR SALE-ACREAGE
A WORKINGMAN'S
OPPORTUNITY

FOR $3.50 down you can move right
into a big, beautiful home and 10
acres OF very fine soil. with beau
tiful scenery. good water. schools
and neighbors There Is steady
employment within one-hnlf mile
Of this place, from 81 20 SIS per
day. See MIR. Darnall at S5i2 Uni
yaraifs. xt+av
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-01

We are building some more new
bungalows that we would like TO
show you. For $50 down you can
move right into one OF those dandy
little country homes. We can FUR
nish you steady employment. and
your payments can be arranged
for $40 month. II you can find
better proposition than this in
Seattle, no need for you to call
on US n1S Third ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-01

FRIENDS ~ G. u. Hlliman. como to
EOS Third ave. Seattle. today. go
on our free auto excursions every
hour 10 cn;hcart drink ali the
milk ypu want TO. SEQ tobacco
growing feel high. Houses and
lots nearly given away. on terms
! OF soc down and $40 per month.
We sold Green Lake. HiliTnan city,
keunydnle. Pacific city and 10
other towns in and around See
attic. Bring some money with
you and have good time today.
Come to s0S Third ave. Seattle.
uufek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-01

ACRES, cleared; finest producing
soil on earth: on paved road bus
carries children to city school;
mail delivery: free city water: gas
station; barn; silo; crops: imple-
menis; COW. heifer: fruit trees.
strawberries; raspberries: i-room
house; furniture: Ford car. Only
$4,000: cash $4,000: terms Sick
ncss.) Mrs. Martha X. Noble. Flor
cnce Route T. Box "a. Snohomish.
wash. Telephone No. 22l3,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES


Name and Residence. Are.
Chittenden. Ralph Lincoln, Seattle q
Holmquist Astrid. Seattle .......ls
Lindekrantz. Karl NJ. Port
Angeles .............. Legal
Osborne, Olga, Seattle ....... Legal
Cole, Arlie, Seattle ............2l
Holmquist Ida Seattle .........21
Dunsmoon. Willard Paul. Seattle. 90
Manus. Elizabeth Hilia, Seattle ..1s
Girola. Ottilio. Seattle IA
Domenica, Fiocca, Seattle ......3a
Lndahl, Theodore John. Taco
Bryant Helen Muriel. Seattle. Legal
France, Norwood. Seattle .......as
Grunden. Margaret. Seattle ......1s
Anderson, John. Seattle ........sS
Anderson. Ida. Seattle ........S5
Costello. John. Seattle Legal
Hcaly, Annie. Seattle ......... Legal
Seaton, Everett r.. Spokane Legal
Matlock. Mac NJ, Spokane Legal
Bulger. Frank, Seattle ....... Legal
Green, Nancy H., Seattle .... Legal
Adams, Carl H., Seattle ..... Legal
O'Dcll, Zellah r.. Seattle ..... Legal
LaslSy. Manuel. Seattle Legal
Rudy, Ann H.. Seattle ........ Legal
Dennis Joseph r.. Seattle Legal
Fiala. Zclma Agnes. Seattle Legal
william E,. Seattle ....2t
Amundson, Gunnclla A.. Seattle 81
George r.. Seattle legal
Fcnton, Frances r.. Seattle Illegal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-01
DEATHS

Bergland, Hulda May, "a, 1901 w.
Othello St, Sept. "a
Cross, Baby. infant 1900 Eighth ave.
S. Sept, ~.
Palmer Edward. So. ilio 18th ava.
NJ, Sept. a.
smith, Donald Holman. "a, 1853 Hayes
st.. Sept. rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-01
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Births in their households are re-
ported by the following men:
Bussman. Henry p, 2slos Jackson
St, boy.
capp. Lloyd l.. SIS E. ssth ST.. boy.
DAILY, Vernon W.. 307 N. Tsth St
twin girls.
Ducios. Regis A. 1917 Holgats st.
F9bbio. PasquaIe. 1855 E. Aloha st.
Frame. Carl NJ 1908 E. Thomas ST.
Hansen. James l.. $500 Densmors
ave, girl.
Laterman. Homer. 21s Belmont ava
Leonard. Horace f. 4oa7 sunnysids
ave, girl.
Lewis. William Charles, r. F. D. No.
3, Box les. boy.
Matheson. S. X. 500 Z. 18th st. boy.
McCandless. Walter Fred. 4221 Sixth
ave. N. E.. girl
McCurdy, Horace winslow. 17ls
Boylston ave. boy.
Mills. Frank Irving, 2o5s lard ave.
N. girl.
Morris, Alexander Victor. si7 soth
ave. s.. girl.
oBannon. Edward c.. 1917 18th ave
s.. boy.
Rogers, Ora Ray. s5ss 27th ave. N.
W., boy.
Sadler, James. 1854 Thistle st. girl.
Sato, Banryn. Nagrom. Wash, boy.
Slavens, Morris Ray. Hanford, girl.
Stuytes. John Joseph. $50 Third
ave. s.. girl,
susumi. Itaro. FOL Washington st.
boy.
Taylor. Herbert Wainwright Kinks
land. boy.
Wilder. Manly L. s2l5 18th ave. S.
boy.
William, Homer L. Ss1s Rainier
ave. boy.
Wilson. Charles Atlsin. 721 18th ave.
Winter, Boyd wahl 11os w. Kay ST.
girl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-01

DO you know that men are getting
rich raising fox for their fur? DO
you know that there is big money
In ducks squads and turleys2 And
do you know that we will help
you get started In any of these
lines? And do you know that we
will give you steady employment
And do you know that we have
aome 8 and 10-aore tracts particu-
larly adapted to these particular
lines? Call In some day and talk
Il over with us. 90S Third ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-01
Capitol Hill Snap
SNAP
A ToREcLosuRE

A TOKECLOSUNE
NORTH END--NEAR LINCOLN
HIGH
Beautiful T-room Colonial home.
$500. on any kind terms. Inter-
est on our money is all We want
Deal with owner, Home has
hardwood floors. furnace, fire.
place, full cement plasterod base
ment: room completely finiahcd
In tho basement; house in spotlcss
condition: like new: big lot; fine
shrubhory and lawn; double ga
rage. See Mr. Butler. 1920 West
lake ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-01
"a FOR SALE-ACREAGE


- HAN
There certainly was a good one
pulled on me today. ole brought
his friend In and said his friend
wanted 20 talk 10 me about buying
a little lake. Looking AT them
both for a moment, thought u best
70 humor them. 30 asked his friend
how large a lake he wanted 20
buy. and what he wanted TO use
* for. We'll, ] tank / go raise
Inuskrats." Not knowing whether
he was kidding or not, but after
several questions. found that s.
acre lake would be about the size
he wanted. Out OF my force OF 10
statesmen could not find ono that
would take SIR. Swanson out, 30
had 20 80 myself. showed him
one Of our small lakes, and asked
him how Il suited. and he said:
How much IL coHtT'' $500" II
take IT," says Oie's friend. and Inn
mediately wrote check for same
DO you know that We arc building
nice little bungalows on our .. ~
and z0-hora tracts for small pay
ment down. balance like rent7 DO
you know that we finance you 20
get started In nearly any line Of
business you would care 10 go into
there3 A special sale for Sunday
broom house. 8 acres finest KIND
garden soil. acres slight upland,
on main highway. chicken house.
big barn. running water, fronting
ON beautiful lake; good hunting
and fishing. only miles from
snohomiah: close to schools and
stores. This place will be sold for
so small amount Of money that
you might think ! was kidding
Ii ! put the price on paper, This
property Is all cleared: no Atumps.
Sold on your own terms. Cars
leaving on the even hour all day
sunday. Call EOS Third ave.
FRIENDS 81 G. u. Hlliman. como TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-01
Star Want Ads Garry Your Message Number of Readers Daily
PIANO TUNERS
jo sdS srRoM MAia-soio, MA in
/ FUNERAL NOTICES

~ SWEENEY. axe IS
Sweeney. father OF William H.
sweeney OF Tacoma and Mrs NJ
y, Anderson of Seattle. Member 81
knights 81 Columbus and A, q. T.
w, No, is2, and Holy Name SOC
ciety Funeral announcement later.
Hpdy al tho paflora OF Collins
tlrOa chanel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-01
Bungalow on Highway

Dandy broom plastered bungalow:
basement; large. light rooms;
built-in features; running water
and lights; fine soil; nearly all
cleared; fine garden: located at
interurban station and North
Trunk highway. Price $500:
$500 cash. T.. Van Arsdale, 1916
Third ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-01
CASH TALKS

10 acres: acres cleared. balance
good pasture: s-room house; barn.
chicken house; dandy root house:
90 bearing fruit trees. berries and
garden: located on good road, one
hours drive from Seattle. Must
be all cash. si.f00. L. Van Ars-
dale, 1915 Third ave,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-01
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES

Delicatessen for Sale
Dclicatessen doing business OF
about 1900 per month. and could
do double that amount were own
or in good health. All new fix
lures and clean stock. Best OF To-
cation. Long lease and low rent.
Estimate for fixtures. etc. about
$1,000. terms to suit See Mr..
Whipple. 2i2l Fourth n. GA rid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-01
81 FOR SALE-REAL
ESTATE

3 -ROoM cottage. kitchenette and
bath. unobhtruotiblo View lot COX
i02, fruit and berries. walking
distance 20 schools; all assess
rnrntn paid. Phone NE uwd-aaks