davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-20

You Know {. Tonic Is Good
wheL it makes you eat like hungry
boy and brings back the color to your
cheeks. You can soon weel the
Strengthening. Invigorating Effect of
GROVES TASTELESS CHILL
TONIC. 60c.-(Adv.)
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-08
Musical Instrument.

CAMERON, Sterling and Huntington play
er pianos at John A. Andrews G. Co. The
Big Furniture Store.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-08

REFRIGERATORS of Union make. of solid
oak construction with enameled interior.
All sizes for family use at SIS and up.
Max Fucker sic Main ST., prompt de-
li,.arlas phana inQ-
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-08
wanted-Board Or Lodging

SINGLE man with references, desires COM
Portable. furnished room with private
family near West Main ST. and Walnu1
Hill park. Address Boz Xxx Heras4
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Agents-Real Estate

AgentS--Real Estate IS
EASTMAN FARM AGENCY-Long list of
clients waiting for good farms In this
section. For quick action and reliability
In transferring desirable rural property,
see New Britain's Largest Farm Bureau"
131 Main St. Phone 3S7-2.
pLAlNvILLE real estate, bought and sold.
Mortgage loans. Skinner. Smith Co., Neri
block, P6inville. Phone 41-4.
REAL estate. Tell us what you want. Wen
get 1t. Real estate. Tell us what you
have. Wen dispose of 1t. Cunningham q:
Wininger, Plainville. Conn. Neri Bldg.
Building aud business Property 80
NORTH ST. Cor. Willow. brick building.
suitable for garage or light manufac-
turing purposes. See Cohn about IL.
------------------------------------
Building Lots For sale III
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. corner RoxbuIy
road md Carlton ST., 125xls5. For price
and terms see Holland Il Dunno, % Will
liam st. Phone 106e-l4.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-08
EMPLOYMENT
iielp-sien Wanted

Y0T 80 man wanted ls waIk In Pastry
sheP, APplY quality Pastry shaP, liI
Aasn street,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-08
AUT0M0TIyE
Autos And Trnoks foF sale

seia ssa sssi.sissis osls SIS, ' N
ssaIls 4 Co. Cor, ELM 4 PaEk, Esl. nla
sIvp s.s .ssF'ss 81 els.g Z ..sss
slEesi.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-08
BUSINESS SERVICE
Pressing and Tailoring

SUITS AND gOPe0ATs7 Mes lssoTtmsai
81 geIsssd sna unfinished materials for
spTins Ne2T SEA our complete sample
als, = Anrk, 90 Arch 81.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-08
MERCHANDISE

Articles For Sale IS
CASH register for sale reasonable. Joe
Melin, 80 West st. Tel. 1914.
CONCRETE MIXER in excellent condition.
Selling at the sacrifice price of $425.
Home Banking & Realty Co., Sc West
Main St. Phone 12S.
LUGGAGE trunks. bags, suitcases, Boston
bags, brief cases, secretary cases and fibre
cases. Army q Navy Store, 90 Church st.
MOTORBOAT. IS #. long. 4 cylinder 80
horsepower. Fully equipped and ready to
launch. b. j. Whitmore. IS High street.
Mlddletown, Conn. Phone lilo.
NATIONAL cash registers. second hand.
American cash registers. new computing
scales; also repairing. I. S. Cash Regis
Ter Co., IL Washington Place. Tel. 2s41.
NATIONAL Cash Registers, new and second
hand. Also repairing by skilled cash reg
lister mechanics, guaranteed by the Ma
tional Cash Register Co.. 2s4 Main st.,
New Britain. Tel. 2450.
RESTAURANT and cafe fixtures. Two wall
casea, safe, marble tables, cigar case;
reasonable for cash. :5S Asylum street,
Hartford. Tel. 3-1055.
SAFE. desk and platform scales and oil
tanks for sale, reasonable II taken at
once. 278 Arch st.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-08

WANTED--Load enroute from New York,
Jersey or Long Island around May nth.
j. p Farrell. Call 1925.
Evening star., 1923-08-01
Marshall Business Brokers.

4Nl OIL olldll - LII
Rooming house, near 18th and Il SITS. NV.
we'll furnished. Price. 81 200.
Rooming house. L. rooms; downtown. Price,
$500
Exclusive rooming house of II rooms, 8
baths. Price. 81, 500.
Rooming house near 10th and l. sts.; we'll
furnished rooms: rented. Price, $3.50.
Hotel. % rooms, modern improvements.
Price, So. 900.
Rooming house. 10 rooms. baths: cleo
tricity; h.-w. heat. Price, 81 600.
Fancy Grocery in leading market; we'll
established. PRICE, 81 600.
Delicatessen ahd confectionery; near trans
fer corner. Price, 50. 600.
Cigars. magazines. news and light lunch in
large Office bldg. Price right.
Lunchroom on Pa. ave.; low rent; place we'll
furnished; will sacrifice II sold this week.
Restaurant uptown, rooms above; won
derful opportunity for lady; owner out of
town; will sacrifice.
Delicatessen. one Of best in city; near govt
dept: must be seen to be appreciated. Price
S., 800.
Marshall Business Brokers,
o29 n. Y. Ave.
Evening star., 1923-08-01
WANTED-SALESMEN.

SALESMAN, speciality, must have at least
years experience selling retail and Wholesale
grocers In Virginia and North Carolina, splen-
did opportunity with national firm. straight
salary and expenses: man residing In Richmond
and between the ages of 80 and 40 preferred
applicants must give particulars covering past
experience, age, married or single, what salary
required at start: all applications treated con-
fdentay. NJ s. Ridgeways, 90 Warren ST.,
New York city.
GENTLEMAN OF culture and refinement can
make a good connection with real estate firm;
must have car. Apply at 1871 II st. NV. !;
after 3 am.
SALESMES for Pennsylvania, Maryland. yir-
ginia and West Virginia. that are worth 81, ,OOO
per annum. Call (between $3.50 PM 4O1
Homer building. ~
Evening star., 1923-08-01
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

Continued.
BAKERY-Good business, route of 75 custom
ers; Ford truck: owner leaving town; will sac
rihce. Columbia 1928. ].
P. F. CARLEY,
Business Broker. GIT st. NV. Fr. 6I53.
e,o0o-Restaursnt. store and 8 rms: s-yr
one Of the hest paying restaurants In
the downtown section. Rent, sos.
50 ,0O0-Hotel; will sell half interest; price,
5000 or $4,000 for all; 81 rms, in
cluding bath and on; income about
Sis wkly. Rent, 500. Located in
the downtown section Splendid buy.
Scottish and oysters: large rm.; income
leading markets. Rent, $45.
81 l,0OO-Grocery and cigar, store and l rm. :;
income guaranteed 81 900 no.; Tyr.
lease: good northwest location. Rent,
$3.50
$S00-Gr0cery and meats store and rms. !;
located In one of the best northeast
sections; Low rental and good lease.
81, ,OOO-Rooming house, IL rms and bath;
SIS. sa ' "'' ''e'' ~ '''
$950-Roomng house, 13 rms. and bath;
income about $3.50 mo-; located in one
of the best northwest sections. Rent,
$45.
s475-Rooming house, rms. and bath:
lease; good northwest location; very
good income. Rent. $50.
$215-Shoe repair; income about $50 wkiy I;
located in very good northwest sec
tiOn. Rent $40. Including heat and
gas. Splendid buy.
81, ,500-Auto repair and accessory; floor space
50x1OO; yearly bus. about $4,000.
DE chDI EN
Evening star., 1923-08-01
DODGE BROTHERS
DEALERS SELL GOOD
USED CARS.

The only answer to the ques
ton, rs it safe to buy a Used
Carr" is, Eyes, if you are careful
where you buy"
We have ready for immediate
delivery several late model
Dodge Brothers Tourings, Sc
dams, Roadsters and Business
Coupes that are priced rightjfor
quick sale.
Evening star., 1923-08-01
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
Continued.

LABURERS, colored. go Pennsylvania: "a to
Sc White Cross Bureau. 921 n st. NV, DR..
Drew. president. IL
OFFICE POSITIONSr-rree registration, WASH
fngton Employment Exchange. opera ted for the
public by Washington School for Secretaries
and Nat. School of Commerce. 1410 F St. q. ".
REGISTER WITH Us FOR A POSITION OF
your choice. International Business Service,
ZIG terna tionAl bldg 70
Evening star., 1923-08-01
DENTIST

Large institution in Washington considering
hplOympnt Of dentist 10 operate and super
ke dental clinic for its employees. Applicant
st have passed District Dental Board ex-
hnation and have been in active practice
i less than three years. This is not an
portunity to build up private practice but
exceptional opening for a competent dentist
ho prefers TO devote his entire time to his
osen profession. with a definite income and
thout the worriment Of overhead expense.
Ilections. etc. Apply by letter, stating age.
ntal school and date Of graduation, number
years In active practice. salary expected.
ID give references. Address Box 14s-R, Star
Evening star., 1923-08-01

|ALESMEN-If you have a
Rr. a little spare time will mean
lany dollars to you. Investigate
once. Jiffy Jack. Phone Col.
2o5-L for appointment. 4
Evening star., 1923-08-01

S4I0-ROoming house: rooms: cheap rent.
$550-ROOming house; 10 rooms: rent S15.
s600-Rooming house: 13 rooms: rent. SS5.
S650-Rooming house; 10 rooms; rent cheap.
81 .2OO-Rooming house; Ii rooms; rent, $40.
s.. .0O0-RoOm. house; Ia rms; rent rea asonable.
s450-Grocery and rooms: rent, s25.
$550-Grocery and rooms; rent. $50.
s9OO-trocery and rooms rent. $35
81 .200-tirocery and rooms: rent, $50
s.. .50O-Grocery and rooms; rent. s75.
S750-Confect and Z rooms: rent. $50
81 ,0O0-Confect and 1 room; rent, S35.
81 ,S50-Confect and fountain and rooms;
good business; long lease; rent, so.
Lunch business and rooms: good
trade: good section; will sacrifice
S300-Lunch and tea room: cheap rent, good
little business: big bargain.
S150-Taioring business: good trade rent
only $35: splendid bargain.
SJJ0--Cigar stand in Office building on down
town street; cheap rent: a bargain.
81 O00-Near beer and lunch and pool tables:
all busy; living rooms.
r. NJ. CURTIS, MAIN S042. MAIN S043
216 Machinists' bldg, eth and Mass. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1923-08-01
NEW YORK
CORPORATION

n IN > KENL NIAN
represent them in u. G. and MARYLAND
Hing Office speciality used hy the largest
bus in the country. Splendid rate OF com
sSon enabling you TO earn over 500 a
fek. II you are energetic and good taiker.
fl Will have = permanent position with quick
bmotion. See Mr.. ketchiim, 606 Star bldg
|omptly at 10 OF =. No late-comers con.
: eral
Evening star., 1923-08-01

|UTO PAINTERS and finish
S. thoroughly experienced, best
|lary and steady position to the
ght men. Apply Lyk Glass
uto Painting System, 2OlS 18th
|. NV.
Evening star., 1923-08-01
FURRIER.

Frhc New NJ Brooks & Co. organization re-
Tres the services of an experienced man, who
proughly understands fitting and cutting of
h-class furs. Only those with best refer
E'es will he considered. l1n9.ll11 e. st. n.v.
LUMBER CLERK, WITH
|XPERIENCE IN LOCAL
|ETAIL YARD. ADDRESS
|OX 2I7-R. STAR OFFICE.
|OOK to assist dinner cook
Fght work; highest wages paid,
|cluding meals. Child's Co,
h23 Pa. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1923-08-01

DUNG MAN in automobile stock
sistant: knowledge of typewriting necessary;
bite salary expected and references. Address
&x 1O1 A Star Office.
Evening star., 1923-08-01

ARRIER BOY, Evening and
lnday Star, Chevy Chase, d. c.
I. ]. FURNACE. Phone Cleve.
f14-W.
Evening star., 1923-08-01

FOR IMMEDIATE SALE
Dining room business in exclu-
sive we'll established downtown
hotel. Perfect furnishings and
equipment. Doing good busi
ness. Can be seen only by ap-
pointment. No brokers con-
sidered. Reason for selling: The
taking on of a much larger busi-
ness. Highest references given
and required. Terms CASH.
Apply only to agent. M. !.
Neubauer. 22o Z st. NV.
Evening star., 1923-08-01
HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

rST OPENED, 9th st. Employment Bureau,
| ~ 9th ST NV; specializing in domestic
- ksA J.. y. PaSe. manager. j.
Evening star., 1923-08-01

HAUFFEURS-Must be ex-
Erienced in driving and must
bow the city thoroughly; refer
! zee necessary. Apply Black &
|-hite Taxi. 1914 New Hamp-
hire.
Evening star., 1923-08-01
INSTRUCTION COURSES

ACC0USTANCY-TRAIN FOR POSI-.
tions auditor. comptroller certified public
accountant, cost accountant. Law: Training
for har, La Il. deg-ae. Catalogue on request.
Local office, 401 Homer Bldg. Potomac 3s3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
Parents Attend School for a Day
FORESTRY men
TO MEET HERE
Reforestation viii Be Dis
CuSSed at Gatherings

Tho third annual meeting Of the
forestry conference. 10 be held octo.
Der u. under the direction Of the for.
eatry committee Of the state develop
ment bureau. will be one OF para.
mount importance 20 the great for.
ests Of tho Northwest. according TO
Iumbermen OF the state.
The previous two annual meetings
arc held 10 have been the greatest
factors in tho establishment Of an
adequate forest protective policy.
which brought about the passage Of
several new laws designed for the
guarding OF tho great standing for.
csts.
Under the law creating the state
forest policy. state forest board,
consisting OF the governor, the state
land commissioner. the dean Of the
university college OF forestry. the d.
rector Of conservation and develop.
ueht ana the state forester was eB.
tablished. Tho board has been au.
thorized TO issue 5000. 900 in utility
bonds 10 purchase logged.off land for
roforeatation.
Dean Hugo Winkenwerder. OF the
university college OF forestry, and
chairman Of the conference, declared
that further working out OF this pol.
icy win make the states timber re-
sources perpetual and with no added
expense 10 the state. 1T is apparent
that the value Of timber resources
can hardly be overestimated, he
said. when II Is considered that 20
per cent OF the states business Is
directly or indirectly dependent upon
IL Fifty per cent OF the states wage
earners are directly dependent upon
the lumber industry"
The forthcoming conference viii
have n great problem to solve in
forest taxation, the one great obsta.
clio In their way. This question is
now being studied by national az
well as state experts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
FORD MAKES BIG.
SALES INCREASE.
Successful Summer Season
Is Closed

DETROIT Mich. sept ss.--August
closed the summer season Tor tho
Ford Motor company with sales OF
iti,a65 ears aud trucks. so ZOOS moro
than were delivered at retail during
the same month last year It is Just
announced
The remarkable Increases which
have characterized Fori sales 80 FAR
this year bringing them TO a total OF
i,2i2,6Ss Tor the eight months up 20
September /, promise 90 maintain tho
same proportions during the fan sea.
son.
AZ least. this Is Indicated by the
number % orders on hand az the first
Of the present month The new type
Ford ears. now In the hands OF prae.
tlcaliy all dealers Ia the country. aro
attracting widespread attention.
The tendency toward enclosed car
buying Is growing more noticeable
and IN this connection the four.door
Ford sedan Is gaining In popularity
as the family car This sedan has
enjoyed a lively demand ever since
It's introduction and now. with i'm.
Movements which have come as a
eSult ~ the higher radiator. IL Is
more attractive In appearance than
ever before, The Fond coupe, which
is new IN dcslgn and with many ~.
fnements, IS enjoying unusual popu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
ny JOHN W. NELSON

In tho widest lmhginings Of eI.
uliant childhood. no moro crafty.
ing thing has ever happened than
that which actually occurred AZ
West Seattle high school Friday
night For once. the high school
student was tho parent and tho
parent was tho student subject TO
tho stern discipline Of the class
room, tho monacing frown Of the
instructor and tho sharp roprimhnd
Of tho principal.
And Il came about because "A
parent. Mrs. Daniel RAgan. preai.
dent OF the West Seattle PIT. A..
had an idea. and Principal +. l..
Cassidy OF the high school IL a
good judge OF entertainments. The
idea wan 20 send the parents Of
tho students 10 high school for ono
complete day; 70 subject them
TO tho same rules aud discipline
that the student goes thru every
day OF tho school year.
And Il made big hlt-particu.
larry with the student body Of the
school
Tho classes opened on schedule
iima with about 600 fathers and
mothers present. good share OF
them tardy. An assembly was
held when the parent.students had
TO submit TO the ooniortions and
tho instructions OF the school yell
leaders Following this L. II. Lem.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
Mediterranean
Meanderings
Palestine Has 100000 People.
BedouinS Most Interesting Race There.
Blood Unmired for 10 CentuieSi
PICTURESQUE and Ld1UIeSS.

canopy 10 keep or the rays OF the
burning Syrian sun.
expressed fears OF the baby's life
and that set Aaron Off like rocket
mo Bedouin baby did," he said
What you thlnk7 Dees Bedouins.
dsy eat eight time n dayi Dey Is all
robbers. tlefa and murderera What
you thiukg DO Bedouin he never
save hees money. He spend II all
He take a leetle goat cheese. kid.
maybe two kid. some camel cheese.
some few fruit or grain maybe. and
no come 10 town and sell Il in the
market Then he get his money and
he look ~ dat money and he 30 20
dc merchant and he say; ! want
some bread and de merchant he
say. Here some black bread for dc
poor folks and some light bread for
de regular folks you understand. and
here Is lectie white bread for do rich.
what you havcY' And de Bedouin no
straighten UP and he shout. Give me
de best what doy Is. IL a Bedouinf
what you tink. eh7'
That boy also told me OF the Be
douin'A lawiessness. II seems that
not long since n tribe which had
pastnred on certain lands for a long
time refused TO pay any taxes and
the British constable was sent out
TO nee them. You must pay your
tax" said the constable,
The next day the Bedouin shcik
and a band Of HIS tribesmen were NJ
the Ente Of tho village. The consta.
bic went out.
1You must not try TO collect any
tax Of US. said the Bedouin- We
win not pay one plaster. II you try
we win hurt you
We'll" saio my little Jewish boy.
you see de British constable he was
English and he had to fight cause he
was English and so he reach for his
pistol and dat minute he fell with a
bullet straight thru his heartl What
you tink. chit oh. the Bedouin he
never miss"
/ do not vouch for the accuracy Of
this story, but II is fact that the
tribes in Galilee and about the Dead
sea are little more than lawlcss bands
OF brigands raiding peaceful farms
and even villages at times, and that
murders OF policemen. mostly Arabs,
have grown very frequent OF late.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
.ILWACO PLANS
FOR NEW BANK
Citizens Meet 10 Discuss
Community Institution

ILwACo. Wash. Sept Pill.
waco IL going TO have a new bank.
The business men Of the little city
In Pacific county. stunned as they
were by the failure Of the Southwest
Washington institution. are already
laying plans for a new banking or.
ganlzatIon.
A committee. appointed al a mass
meeting held early in the week 10
discuss tire financial situation. are
investigating the feasibility OF bring.
ing a new concern 10 Ilwaco and
also OF a community institution.
The failure OF the Sinclair bank
has 40 blasted the confidence Of the
majority OF the North Beach PENN.
sula depositors that the general
opinion that the only kind Of an in.
stitution that could now establish II.
self in the city would be a concern
with community backing and pos.
sibls community control
Ilwaco citizens are doing every
thing possible 10 aid the bank exam.
lners clear UP the muddle left by
Myron Sinclair In his defalcations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
BY W. II. p0RTERFIEIp

GALILEE--t NALL Modern
Palestine. now wholly under British
mandate with Cir Herbert l.. Samuel.
an eminent Jewish diplomat. as high
commissioner. IL about tine size OF
Massachusetts, with approximately
100000 population. OF whom more
than 80 per cont arc Mosinms and
tho balance nearly equally divided
between Jews and Christians.
or all tho coiorfui peoples Of this
colorful land. by far the most inter.
estlnE and picturesque are tho BE-,
douins. Tracing his ancestry back
10 Abraham thru Hngar and her
turbulent son. fshmael. the fRcdouln
In proud 10 declare that he is as
much OF Semitic as the sew. In
fact no out,JewA tho Hebrew because
his blood has flowed unnixcd for az
least 20 centuries.
You recall tho story Of Abraham
and his two wives. ms told In Genesis,
one his real spouse. Sarah. and the
other by tho left" Hagnr, who re.
loicod in a son. Iahmael. while Sarah
was barren until the miracle which
produced Iaanc and this started the
direct line Of tho children Of IRraol.
HaERr was driven Into tho desert
where she refused 20 die. but de.
clared that her boy. Ishmncl, should
make trouble for his more respect.
able relatives. which hts descendants
have continued TO do TO this day.
The whole story OF this first Of
triangle tales IS as fascinating M
anything else In lltenture--or life.
There are only abou, 10000 Re.
douins in Palestine. An arc nomads.
living In the fielda, along tho high
ways. In their dirty tents OF camel's
hair and goat skins with their herds
Of cam. goats. sheep and cattle.
Paying no taxes, obeyinE no laws,
recognizing no government but that
Of their tribe, refusing 70 permit
their women TO wear wells and walk.
ing or riding into the market plnees
OF villages and cities with all the
dash and nplnmb Of an Oriental Doug
Fairbanks. the Bedouins form link
between the robber baron OF tho past
and the mountain white OF today.
They are hospitablc TO n degree and
chlvalrous to the fallen foe. but mer.
CHESS to enemies and utterly opposed
TO civilization in all It's forms.
In Tibcrias I WINS attached by a
Jewish lad OF IL years named Aaron
who declared in understandable Eng.
lish that no was trying TO earn
money TO go to New York. This boy
led mo thru the shops. hazaars and
Incredibly narrow streets OF his ma.
tive town talking all the time Of the
Bedouin. Presently we came on n
Bedouin family squatting in the liz.
tie market place and evidently anx.
ious over the Illness Of wee baby.
which turned restlessly as with
fever as II lay under an improvisod
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
| -f:isp
ROAD E:7ay
H&ka.a. E.TEa
by THOMAS X BEEMAS

King County KnEine@
WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER ~, 1923
ALL PAVED ROADS II GOOD CON
DITION
GRAVEL ROADS
Repton Maple yaliey-orayoi In fair con-
dition.
Kent iisek Dinm1nn Pavement for IN
miles aui ~ Ksri. balance good
Maple Valley Black Dinmond--fair
EnumeIaw- Ffankiln--Fair condition.
sunset Highway -suoqualmie pass open
Good condition In King county
Issaquah-FalI City--Clossd Alternate
route 10 Fall City via Kirkland and
Redmond or around north end OF
Lake Washington. or old road run
ning northeasterly from Issequah 70
Redmond snoaualmio road. via Rem
ton Good condition.
Snouua lmle TO Rnoqunifnie Fails bridge
closed on account Of grading. De-
tour 20 left OF bridge.
Rcntun- Issaaunh--Paved.
Issadunh Redmond (via Lake Snmmam-
ish)--Good
issaauah N export - Good.
Auburn Black Diamond tvia Soos Creek
Gravel section good.
Stevens Pass Hlghwny--open to Sky
knmlHh good condition.
woodin Vile Duynil--Good.
Kcnt-Dcs Moines--Good.
DE. Moines-Tncomn Iiighiine- Fair. loose
gravel In places
Nachcs Pnss--opon TO park entrance;
excellent condition.
Lake Forest Park-Ncnb Trunk Conneo.
tion--Ons mile pavement excellent.
gravel fair.
bellevue Re edmond
Redmond Fail City--Good gravel.
All roads south leading TO western
washington fair, Mt Puynllup. 10 be
held october 1 TO Z. inclusive. IN good
condition. Ample parking space NJ fair
under police protection. Fee, 10 cents
For further information call MA ln-bp0O,
local as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22

chaser OF Ford car in this terri.
tory. Mr. Bell win soon be cen.
tenarian. Despite this fact, his eye.
sight Is good. his hearing excel.
lent. and he is extremely active for
one OF his age.
This Is the first car he has ever
owned. and he Says he is getting
more enjoyment out OF II than any.
thing he has ever owned.