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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-13
Para Ia AnGnlid

La anemia mantiene a la persona
triste y desanimada, a la vez que es
sumamente poligrosa por cuanto dege-
uera 81 poder de resistencia contra mu
chas enfermedades que pueden ser IA
tales. Este estado penoso de salud Sc
debe a la escasez de corpnsculos rojos
en- la sangre, 10 cual produce palidez,
dolores de cabeza, inapetencia, insom
Dio y cansancio constante.
La ilnica manera de combatir IA ane-
mia y gozar de buena salud es suplien
do mayor numero de corpusculos rojos
Ia sangre 10 cue Sc logra alimentan-
do. el sistema del hierro que necesita.
En- I'd. esta Ell hacerlo: todas las far
raacias y droguerfas venden La famosa
receta conocida por Ell nombre de Clay
tcnique. Consiga un frasquito de
CLAYToNIQUE inmediatamente to-
me las tabletas conforrne las instruc-
clones La formula esta impresa en- Ca
da envase 10 que signifca su mayor
garantia. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-13

Con la Ultima creaci6n Packard, Ell
''Single Eight, una nueva era en- la
manufacture de AUTOMOBILES ha comen-
zado; ell "'sing,e Eight es uno de los
pyimeros AUTOMOBILES americanos que
tienen 6xito con su motor de ocho ci-
hndros en- Inca.
El 'Single Eight Sc ofrece ahora
como successor del bien conocido Pack
ard "Twin Six, cuya production ha
sido suspendida por La compafiia Pack
ard. Mayor eficiencia y mayor SEN
cillez de mecanismo' son las razones
que motivaron la sustitucion. @a
Muchos de los automovislistas pro-
minentes de los Estados Unidos procla-
man la production del "Single Eight
como la hazafia mas notable en- ,afios
recientes. Ell sr. Harry A. Tarantous.
de la revista Motor, dijo al con-
cluir una dc las pruebas en- Ia que to-
mo participation:
"Tiene una emission sorprendente de
fuerza motriz, mas de la sudciente pa
ra toda necesidad, y sin la mas mini
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-13
PrOCIanla del GObernadOI
(continuaci6n de la sa. pAgina),

Para enmendar la actual ley de Con-
ciliacion Arbritraje de modo que sea
mas eicaz;
Para enmendar la Ley sobre la pro-
teccion del Tabaco Y de los cigarros
portorriqueiios contra Ell fraude la
adu 'teraci6n;
Para enmendar la actual ley sobre
Ell pago de contribuciones bajo protes-
ia;
Para reorganizar Ell Negociado de
Traducciones del Gobierno;
Para considerar la convenience de
autorizar la, publication de materia pro
clamando los atractivos de Puerto Rico
como sitio DC recreo, y sus recursos.
Y, proclamo, ademas, que existe la
necesidad publica de dicha session ex-
traordinaria de la Asamblea Legislative
de Puerto Rico, v encargo todas las
personals interesadas en- la misma y en-
los asuntos expuestos. que tomen nota
de dicha session extraordinaria de
los asuntos de interes publico content
dos EN- esta convocatoria.
EN- TESTIMoNIo DE 10 CUAL, fir
mo la presente en- la Casa de Gobierno
en- San Juan, Puerto Rico, y la he he
cho sellar con Ell Gran Sello de Puer-
to Rico, hoy dia once de agosto, A. D.,
mil novecientos veintitres.
H. M. TowNER, Gobernador.
PromuIgada de acuerdo con la ley,
hoy dfa IL de agosto de 1928.
secretario Executive de P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-13
"Single Eight crea una nueya era en-
la construction de AUTOMOBILES

ma vibracion, al cambiar de la baja
la, alta. Por supuesto que esta por de-.
mas decir que, con un arbol cigiienal
del diseno que tiene Ell ''single Eight,
el motor queda perfectamente equili-
brado.''
Ell Packard "Single Eight" queda
garantizado por casi tres amos de ira
bajos persistentes estudios coneien-
zudos de los ingenieros que 10 produ-
jeron. El ,Coronel j. G. Vincent, vice
presidente de la compafiia. cuyo car
,go, esta el departamento de ingenie-
ria, dirigi6 todos los trabajos con la
actividad que le caracteriza.
Al hacer sus planes para la cons
tJirccion de este nuevo modelo, ell Co
ronel Vincent formo un extenso pro-
grama de investigaciones, construction
Y pruebas. Hizo este despu6s de ele-
gir las especifcaciones idea,es para ell
tipo de automovil deseado. Despnes
hizo un estudio detenido de 10 meior
que Sc produce en- coches fnos en- Eu-
ropa v America. Fina.mente, los es-
fuerzos del Coronel Vincent de su
personal fueron dedicados la cons
truccion demostracion de automovi-
les en- que Sc hubieran combinado to-
das las buenas cualidades encontradas,
por medic de SUI programa de investi-
gacion. Sencillez, fue una de las ne
cesidades requeridas para el nuevo
modelo
Igualmente fue rechazado un motor
de ocho ci.indros en- forma 'tV'' un
angulo de sesenta grades, porque lln
motor de ese tipo no puede operarse
sin vibracion.
Sc estudio entonces Ell motor de ocho
cilindros en- linea. porque era evidente
Que este tipo de motor conformaria
exactamente con las especiicaciones
que Sc habian escogido para Ell nuevo
modelo.
| Concentrate sus esfuerzos en- Ell di-
seio del arbol .cigiiefal los ingenieros
Packard por fin resolvieron e! profile
ma de la construction de un motor de
ocho cilindros en- Inca, que pudiera
adaptarse con todo 6xito a un coche
de pasajeros. Ell nuevo arbol cigiie-
nal esta disenado de tai manera que
los dos codos para munones en- sus ex-
trenlos estan a TN angulo de noveuta
grades de los cuatro del centro
FL 6xito del Packard "single Eight"
en- repetidas pruebas publicas y su
grande popularidad adquirida rapida-
mente despues del aviso Official, ha Ne
cho que los directories de las fabricas
Packard. apresuren su production has
ia ell imite.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-13

Sc regaia la orscI6n de- la pie
dra imam quien la pida poF co.
rreo enviando 5 sellos rojos pa.
"a eI franqueo 81 imam sirVe pa.
"a tener fortuna en- amores, via
ies, iuegos, negociosy y casamien,
tos. o. Rodriguez, San Andres
19. Marianao. Cuba
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-13

RAFAEL CARALLERO
Acepto agencias presto toda clase
de garantfa
BOX 415. Ravam6n. Puerto Rico
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26
KELLEY USES
DOCS TACTICS

The success OF doc" Browns cam
paign for tho mayorallty on a scent
earfare platform evidently Inspired
his secretary. Hugo Kelley, 10 emu
late him. Moniey Kelley filed his
candidacy Tor councilman on a plat
form OF hard knocks and a scent
carfare for Rainier valley"
Kelly was born In Mount Vernon.
Ohio. in 1879, and worked on a farm
during his youth. obtaining common
school and secondary school cduea-
ton. He has lived In Rainier valley
for the past 20 years
Kelly lives az CHS doth ave. 8. Ho
was arrested In 1909 with Council
man Oliver T. Erickson and Roy
Saunders. then editor OF The Star. in
a fight for scent fare. Tho charge
was attempting TO interfere with the
operation OF justice. The federal
grand jury refused 10 indlct and the
charge was dismissed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26
ny A. J. SHANNON

Fred Store may have been con.
verified to religion, as was recently
stated in dispatches. but II has not
impaired his buffoonory. In Tip.
Top" the brilliant extravaganza that
opened at the Metropolitan Sunday
night, he proved that no Is tho most
excellent zany on the American
stage.
Stone IN Of the old school Of mu.
steal show comedians, relying upon
grotesque costumlng, clever aero.
baltic tricks and mobile face for
his humorous appeal
"TlpTop" moves in lively fashion.
Attic stone is the drawing card, he
has surrounded himself with tai.
cntcd cnst Of dancers. singers and
musicians. Six Brown Brothers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26
SUSPENDS CITY
LIGHT EMpLOYE
Mayor Drops Lamb After
Ross Refuses TO Act

L. W. Lamb. chief accountant OF
the city light department for many
years. was suspended Monday by or.
der Of Mayor Edwin J. Brown.
supt. J. d. Ross. Of tho light de-
partment. refused TO either eonfirm
or deny tho report. Il do not care
20 talk on the subject" he said.
Ross was ordered 20 suspend Lamb
by Mayor Brown last Friday. lie
delayed action untl today. when
Lamb was suspended.
Examiners OF the state auditor are
continuing their investigation OF the
light department. A public hear
I'D week Rgo revealed alleged
errors IN accounting and al
misuse Of hght department
a. by employees under Ross. IL
was reported that additional irrogu.
iarities are being discovered by the
examiners.
As result OF the exposure OF the
examiners. Lamb was formally
charged with grand larceny OF city
funds. His trial has not been set.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26
POPULAR VOTE
FOR DELEGATES

OLYMPIA. Feb ss.-Election by
popular vote Of delegates 20 national
presidential conventions is proposed
IN bill introduced before the house
Monday by Adam Beeler OF King
county.
The hill provides that a regular
primary election be held with tho
names OF each candidate on tho
ballot. Tho voter shall designate
which OF the candidates he desires
20 support and the candidate re.
celylng the majority OF votes Is then
allowed to name the delegates to the
consxntions
Four delegates will he named nj
large and two from each congress.
sional district by each successful
party candidate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26
~ WHAT STAR WANT AID RESULTS MEAN X
Mccormick
Is Nervous
Diva's Husband Now
Hiding Out"

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Feb. sd.--
Harold Mccormick. millionaire hus-
hand OF Gamma wRlslsa. opera star,
today was very very polite. exceed.
ingly restless and absolutely silent
silent az least regarding his sep
aration from Gamma.
Eleven servants pose between Nc
Comiek and tho public IN tho big
house he has rented. temporarily.
at Coronado.
interNiewcrs must write their
questions and see them handed from
one servant 90 another vanishing
finally up a rounded stairway In
tho direction Of tho rooms where
Mccormick Is hiding out
Once since he has been here
some OF the servants were of quart
and an interviewer slipped into tho
presence OF the man whose marital
adventures have made him famous.
by a Hypothetical question that
could DO answered with a negative
or positive shake OF tho head. this
interviewer won from Mccormick
an answer which he interpreted In
a story as an admission that there
Is temporary separation.
But Mccormick has uttered no
word additional on tho subject
either In the form OF confirmation
or denial. lie has not even admit.
ted seeing "A Importer.
Almost before he had looked
around tho mansion he has rented.
Mccormick was anxious to be gone.
90 tour the mountains that can
oe plainly seen FROM HIS windows.
20 navigate the blue ocean that Is
almost az his doorstep. lilo Is rcs,.
less and nervous, say the few Cor.
onAdoans who have seen him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26
RAPS UNNAMED
CITY OFFICIAL
Mayor Claims Councilman
Was Drunk at Dance

A startling attack ON an unnamed
councilman. who voted for the
LAndes dance hail ordinance. was
made By Mayor Brown Monday In
his latest onslaught on tho ordl.
nance. which be claims win open an
avenue OF graf and IL ian attack on
a useful public institution"
'One OF the couneilmen who voted
for this ordinance was refused on.
trance az n dance hail In tho lower
part OF the city the other night be-
cause no was 20 drunk that tho door
keeper wouldn't let him pass" tho
mayor said FINALLY n friend 81 this
gentleman spoke TO tho doorkerper
ana Haid. Let him In, He's Coun.
Gilman Blank and no he went In.
Later. this same man camo back
and voted In favor OF the dance hall
ordinance. II there il anything /
hate ita Hypocrisy
Mayer Brown indicated his lnicn.
ton OF signing tho ordinance after
calling attention 10 is failure IN a
letter 10 tho city council.
Brown said that tho ordinance pro
teci- lawicss people who so 20 dances
az the expense OF tho proprictors.
THE ordinance says that n
crime IA committed In a dance hall
tho place + 90 he closed up. what
II We closcd'up tho churches because
a few ministers have been shot un.
der Suspicious circumstances tho
past year: or closed mp hotels be.
cause crimes were committed In
them. or business offices why make
tho dance managers responsible for
the acts Of the patrons. instead OF
tho criminals themselves"
City Attorney George Mcngher II
preparing n report on IN. ordnance
NJ Mayor Browns request. Aside
from one or two points the ordinance
f. thought 20 be legal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26
Sheriff Probing
Deputies Arrest

Sheriff Matt starwich had not com
pleted his Investigations Monday Of
the arrest OF Deputy Sheriff Roy
Horr. who, with William Bathell.
was arrested at 52O5 Renton ave,
Sunday night, charged with being
drunk and disorderly. Waco Foster,
who made the complaint. said the
two called at his home and became
abusive. Horr was taken TO the
county Jail and Bathell Is held In the
city jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26
Capture Escaped
Stockade Prisoner

A frcnzied chase up Pike ST, ended
Saturday In the arrest of Carl r.
Hoiberg. Holberg recently escaped
from the county stockade.
After his escape he rifled the room
Of his wife. Peggy Holbcrg. at 1894
Seventh ave. and carried away nu.
merous vaiuables. according to n
burglary charge filed against him BY
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Bert
Ross. His bond was set Mt $500.
Deputy Sheriff Frank Anderson
stopped Holberk and began to ques-
ton him. when the latter broke and
ran. A chase ensued. with Holberg
gaining steadily. until pedestrian
grabbed the fugitive by tho coat. Hol.
berg slid out OF II, but was captured
while clambering between two cars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26
OWNER
is ON TRIAL

o. NJ. Thompson. Iasaquah pool
hall proprietor. went on trial before
Judge Calvin s. Han Monday. &C
cuscd OF having stolen several gal.
Ions OF booze held in The IEsaquah
jail o. evidence against him.
Thompsons pool han was raided
the nighl before New Years. New
Years night someone broke into the
Jail and made away with tho booze
stored there, consisting OF moro than
Is gallons. all OF which was held ms
evidence In impending trials.
All but ono bottle. a quart OF
bonded whisky. was taken by tho
thieves. This quart had been placed
between mattresses IN ono OF tho
cells BY tho deputies. as an c1traor-
binary prccaution against lSs being
destroyed. Attorney Walter Metzen.
baum Ia defending Thompson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26
Fred Stones "Tip-Top"
Charms at Metropolitan
Comedian of Old School Has Pleasing Show;
Cast Is Excellent

saxopone artists. brought down the
house, as did the white sisters and
Marie Sewell, whose rcd hair and
nglle legs proved an irresistible com.
binatlon.
The chorus Of "rlp.Top" Is by no
means orc OF tho lesser attractions,
and the girls dance as IL they were
really enjoying themselves.
OF Stones songs, "Kowa TAKE"
was perhaps the best received. altho
~ Want Lily" and sunny Italy"
also draw forth repeated cncorcs.
In fact, tho merit OF tho produc.
ton can be Raugcd from the fact
that only small percentage OF tho
cncorcs demanded by tho audience
could he responded to- otherwise
"Tip.Top's" first night In Seattle
might have extended over until
Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26
Walker Named
for Road Job

r. T.. Walker was named road SUI
pervIsor OF Mercer island by tho
county commissioners Monday. to
succeed c. II. Adams, former road
boss
Action on the petition OF Judge j.
b. Wright for s75 n month additional
salary for operating a night court.
and SIS month for his clerk. was
deferred until Tuesday.
Judge Wright obtained passage o,
a bill thru the legislature icgalIzing
night courts IN cities OF 100000 or
over. The bill was introduced by
Senator wray Wright says he has
been holding night court without pay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26
Attempts to Kill
Self; Girl MAY Die

Despite efforts OF city hospital
physicians. Mrr. Florence Williams.
IS, sicnographor who attempted
suicide Sunday. wns expected 10 1.-Two
but few hours At noon Monday.
Tho respondent woman took poi.
son at her room in the Salisbury
hotel.
Friends told police that Mrs. VIII.
lams, who has an infant daughter.
was deserted by her husband n
year ago. His whereabouts arc
not known but Il h believed that
no IS In Texas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26
Ship Is Bringing
100000 Cargo

The Admiral Oriental line steamer
President Jackson sails from Yoke.
hama. Japan. February 20. and Is duo
to arrive here March 10.
Aboard her Is a 10000. 900 cargo OF
Chinese silk. tea and hemp. In add.
ton to $50 passengers. She also car.
ries 5000 bags OF mall.
The steamer President Mckinley.
OF the same line. is being oyerhauiod
and painted in Seattle, preparatory
to sailing for the Orient within u
short time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26
Police Search for
Missing Husband

Police were conducting a search
Monday for Otto Hart. 1882 w. Alki
ave. who disappeared from bis home
early Sunday. according to his wife.
Helen Hart.
Hart wore blue suit. army shirt
and brown cap when last seen. lie
is q years old. six feet tall aud
weighs 1876 pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26
Boards Removal
Saves City Cash

The civil service commission was
preparing Monday TO move into its
new quarters In the county-city
building by March 4. Tho former
quarters in the Arctic building cost
the city 6.sOe a year. This amount
will be saved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26
DEATtIS

Berry. Jamca s.. GO years.
Holm. Oscar, 10 years.
Holfield, William T.. u yoars.
ShamclS, Frank G.. "a years.
wright Robert Curtis. infant.
Nelson, unstave, 81 years.
graves. urma Eleanor ~ years.
Gordon. Mara'rottn Mclean. rs years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26
PERSONAL

IRE YoU SICK pigrouRAGEDf
4 business faiiurc7 Send FOR tho
health and luck charm. Same viii
be sent in a plain sealed envelope.
Price 81 %. Health and Luck
Charm Co, 1913 broadway. Ia
coma wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26
''Big Tim" Starts
Serving Sentence

CHICAGO. Feb. 2s-"Big Tim
Murphy. dethronsd king OF Chicago
labor leaders. was duo at the Leav,
enworth penlicntiary today 70 start
a fouryear term for alleged com.
plicity in the 100000 Dearborn stn.
ton railway mall robbery here.
The political idol OF tho back OF
the yards" district left IN custody
cf four deputy United States mar.
shsl-. after an unsuccessful effort
20 delay his departure until the su.
preme court ruled on the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26
LOST AND FOUND


debts contracted by my wife. Mrs.
=. Brnniund. Mr.. y. Braniund.
8 LOST AND FOUND
AfREDALE pUP. 8 MONTHS OLD:
top of head and back is black; legs
look very large on account OF long
hairs. Disappeared Friday. Feb.
20. Answers name. Fred. suitable
REWARD FOR INFORMATION
LEADING TO Ills RECOVERY.
LOST. VICINITY or WOODLAND
park Airedale. female. no collar.
Dogs name Barney. Reward. Ask
for Cooper. sunset 0al2.
fOST--fN LOWER City SECTION.
Tuosdny. three So bills. Reward.
Phone Glendale i5fs-R-3
STRING OF GRADUATED MOTHER
OF pearl beada. Main i529.
Z FEMALE HELP WANTED
GIRL FOR COOKING AND DOWN.
stairs work; no laundry work;
small family. good wages. Capitol
0Ts0 1896 Federal.
WANTED--E XPERfENCED SALES
people: also filter for ready-to-
wear apparel. Carman. Second
ave. nt spring II.
WASTED-CAPABLE WOMAN FOR
houscwork and care OF elderly
woman In country. Sec bookkeep-
or at III Wsstlake N. Monday.
EXPERIENCED SALES WOMAN
wanted for dress department. APP
ply Eastern Quitting co. before
noon. Union ~. entrance
EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR GENER-
al houseworlS: 2 In family: Nor
wogian preferred. Telephone Cap
itol 0f26
WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE,
work. plain cooking. In modern
country home. East o15a Monday
between q. m. and p. m.
GIRL no ASSIST WITH HOUSE,
work and care OF 3-yehr-old child.
Consider halliday school girl. Ref
ercnccH. Capitol sl27.
HEAiSTiTCHfNG Sc; MASQUERADE
costumes rented. sic Eitel Bldg,
over Bartcll's.
PIANO TUNING = JOHN STRoM
Main 1910.
RAGTIM PIANo PLAYING
taught SOC Pine at
s SITUATION-FEMALE
ELDERLY WOMAN WANTS LIGHT
office work: small salary and
chance TO get experience; cnn give
good city reference. Molroso 2S21
before q.
REGtsTERED NURSE WISHES EM-
ployment IN Doctors or dentists
office Mrs. l.. NJ. BoN 21S Kirk
land, wash.
DRESSMA fNG--LlGT Us MAX ~
you n nifty fplecc dress from
your old suit, $3.50, Garfield 1868.
WOMAN WANTS HOUSEk nEPtNG
place. Good plain cook, Rainier
1850 References.
neutrality-suspicious. AS MANAGER
Of apartment house or hotel. oX-
perlcnccd, Phone East 7222.
YOUNG WOMAN. ENGLISH. De
slrcs position IN doctors or dem
tlHtH office. Main 2S92 Apt, 20.
WANTED --IiOuSigWORl< BY THE
Hour You viii be satisfied Call
Elliott 322S.R
SECOND GIRL EXPERIENCED,
Wishes position In private family.
Phone Glendale 0Gig-R.
COMPETENT WOMAN WISHES
day work washing, ironing. COLL
Sunset 1886.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26
SALARY LOANS
Vital Statistics

bkkN \ t9
Births In their households are re-
ported by the following men:
Lewis. A Deibert 1919 nth ave-
Boiling. Victor Lee. 1918 W. othello
Johnson, Runolf. ss1s asth ave. N.
lvisintin. Henry Rlcco. sss asth ave.
Miller. Albert e. Kennydale. boy.
Noughton. Norris. 757 Elmgrove st.
Kearns. William Arthur. 1904 18th
ave. NJ hoy.
Justice. S. +. Seattle. boy.
Hasegawa. Hideto. 94s gath ave. S.
boy.
Browne, Michael Philip. s1a7 s4th
Gabrielson. Frank A. GA Seventh
ave. n. W.. girl.
Collier. /. l.. eols saith ave. N. E,s
Williams. C. C.. 1913 Forest st, boy.
Zaut, L. n. 1921 L Alder ST. boy.
shlnkle. Ira b.. 1885 18th ave W.
boy.
Gilbert Harry Richard T. sss e.
John ST. boy.
Yasuda. Kunihilso. 20, Fifth ave. s.
ohhashi. Matsuk.chl, 1855 Main ST.
Hebenicht. Harold. 1915 4sth ave. s.
w. boy. =,
Erickson, Frank. 27I5-B ssth ave. s.
W., boy.
oshIma, Tatsuo. $50 Alki ave. boy.
Haga' Tadamasa, Ills Washington
Fraidenberg. r. D. 1914 Ninth ave-.
girl.
Chambers. F. s. $685. Interlake ave-.
girl.
Ycshizumi. Iralu. 500 Maynard ave.
boy.
oDonneli. Patrick James. $50 e.
59th St. boy.
Jones, Frank s, 4sa2 Holly st. boy.
Ziviello. John. 1910 21st ave S. boy.
twin girls.
Dalton. Earl Holman. sO5 Spruce st.
Boyle. Raymond p. s5l3 nth ave. n.
W.. girl.
Einen. l.. 224s W. s1st st, girl.
OSaEi. Tora{ghi son rarl.Snn - -,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26
LEGAL NOTICES

on MD AFTER THIS DATE /
viii not be responsible for any
debts contracted by my wife. Mrs.
y Hrnniuud Mr.. y. RrAniund
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26
FUNERAL NOTICES

1 FUNERAL NOTICES
OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUNG Won
on. ~ 20 30. 20 become Independent
for life In agreeable indoor work.
Assured pay 1900 month. excellent
board. laundry. furnished free
while learning: IDEAL surroundings;
cpnRenihi companions. In replying
rtst. age. religion. education. full
details Niss Lawson. Room SIG,
20 y, Michigan ave. Chicago.
MING y. SNGRENi aged ss years,
Funeral services "wednesday evcn-
Ing ~ 3 o'clock from the parlors OF
the Home Undertaking co.
TUHpiN-At ifa1 10th ave. CATH.
FHtNE TunPfN. aged 50 years.
Funeral services will he announced
lated Hof4K IfnHnrfnh Ing Co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26

Below 1000 fathoms the tempera.
ture OF the ocean never varies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26
u FOR EXCHANGE
REAL ESTATE

TWO PouLSBO FARMS FOR
trade In property near Seattle city
limits, outside. 10 acres, improved.
good buildings. so acres. improved.
good buildings. See the owner at
S23 Mob Hin ave. from Sunday
noon to "Wednesday. February 2s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26
IMPROVED 8 ACRES
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FRUIT: BUILDINGS
Small house and chicken house;
splendid soil: berries and fruit
trees; most of place ready for
spring planting: fine location:
good water. Price si.675: terms
5000 cash. balance SIS monthly.
Burke a Farrar. Inc. eos New
York Blk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-26
81 FOR SALE-ACREAGE
10 Acres-S1.250

cleared: all fenced; small house;
new barn; dandy well: improved
district: plenty or work close. Just
the place for poultry and berries.
Terms s250 cash. balance $40 per
month. j. Van Arsdale. 1915
Thlrd NE