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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-16
RAID NETS 81
Sailors and Women Face Charges Of
Disorderly Conduct.

Philadelphia, Pa. March 15.-Fif-
ty-seven persons, including 80 sailors
and 10 women, were arrested In a
police raid made on an American
Chinese restaurant today.
The sailors asked that they be al
lowed to return to their ships and
several women tainted during the raid,
but all were taken into custody.
They face charges of disorderly con.
duct.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-16
How Absentminded!

He was always kicking. One day his
elfe took him TO n restaurant and he
fnmedately proceeded TO embarrass her
~ washing the silver. It was clean. as
ne assured him. but he washed knife,
fork and spoon in his glass Of water. \
NO germs for me-" he announced
loudly.
a minute later he drank the water
Tit-Bits London).
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-16

Innings pitched, by Wilson s. 1 run,
hits. by Reid. 8 innings. hits. runs.
Cantrell. hit. no runs; two-base hits
Hungling. Langford. Moore, Palmer CD
Sears; struck out, by Reid /, by Wilson
4. by Cantrell 4. by Pate ): bases on
balls, off Wilson 2, off Reid 1. off Can
trelf 4. off Pate 3; sacrifice, Pate; stolen
bases, Langford, Chavez; double play
Tavener to Palmer to Kraft; hit by
pitcher. Nelson by Reid; time, 1850; UNI
pire, Miller.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-16

Galveston, Tex. March 15.-Gal-
weston lost the first exhibition game
of the year Saturday to the Minncapo-
lis Millers. 6 to 3.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-16
Kansas City Team Repeats.

san TrdTftIscO, OaI., MarCH 10
The Kansas City Blues took the Sec
ond game of the eight-game series with
the San Francisco Seals here Satnr-
day afternoon. making it two straight,
by a score of 6 to- 4.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-16
Dallas Rockies Hold Denver.

Dallas. Tex, Marc IA pair Of class
rockies held the Denver Grizzlies safe
here Saturday, while the Dallas Steers
were pounding the pellet at lively
clip. and the locals won their first
exhibition game with another pro" team
s to /. Manager Morris used fifteen of
his men trying to get line on his
talent
The box score:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-16
xBatted for Andrews in fourth.
Nv Innfnrz

xBatted for Andrews in fourth.
BY Innings.
Dallas ....1O4 0lO 02x-S
Summary.
Two-base hits, Griffin. Handley, Sc
grist; stolen bases. Vache, Craig; sac
rifices. Wano, Lovelace. Matlock: hits,
off Andrews 4, run in innings. off
Gresset. hits. no runs in s innings, off
Dulanty, 3 hits. runs IN innings off
Pinneo. hits. runs in innings:
struck out. by Andrews 2. by Gressett 2.
by Dulanty /. by Pinneo .: bases on
Pinneo 4 hit by Pinneo CWano); wild
pitches, by Dulanty and Pinneo; double
plays. Daubert to Connolly TO Donohue
(2); Daubert to Connolly to Wano
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-16
Spudders Take a Beating.

The Oklahoma City Western League
champions won the first exhibition
game of the season from Wichita Falls
here Saturday, II to 3.
The batting Of Felber for the In
dams and Fitzgerald for the home
crowd were the features. Felber
smacked one out of the park on his
first time NJ and doubled later in the
game. while Fitzgerald collected two
doubles and single.
Score:
Indians ........ .010 703 OO0-11
Spudders ........ 200 600 pol
Batteries SCngcr, TOUGHER, How
ard and Spencer and Fitzpatrick !;
kopp, Gibson, Morgan and Belcher.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-16

The Guerra Embalmers. captained by
W. o. Anderson. added two more scalps
to their string Saturday afternoon when
lie Service tenpin quintet two out of
three games in Commercial League
match on the Grand Alleys. The Utili-
ties COPIED the first game by as pins
but bowed to their rivals by SO and A
pins. respectively, In the last two bat
ties.
Ed Georges Of the losers and F. A.
Fusselman Of the winners were the In
dlvldual stars, Georges shooting 2i3 for
the high single game honors while Fus-
| selman upset the maple for a grand to-
| tai of $50. l.. A. Goalby totalled Sos and
c. Smith 5i3.
Monday, the Public seSvice team rolls
the Standard Plumbers.
| Saturdays scores:
| ptthI
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-16

The schedule for next week follows:
Monday, Williams VS.. Judmaier; Tues
day, family night; Wednesday, Kemendo
VS.. Egli; Thursday, lehman VS.. Schnei-
der; Friday, Balmos VS.. Herring; Satur-
day. Emlg vs. Vollmer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-17

Seattle has the rosss. That Ia
tho view taken by Seattle Hose 90
clsty officials who arc staging tho
18th annual rose show az the uni.
vcrsity armory. Juno rs and 70.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-17

camp 90 10 welcomed by a large
and luscious mulllkan,
This morning dawncd with light
rain sim falling. but We decided
that sooner OF later Nc would have
70 face rain. 50 u might as well
bc now. SO We loaded our gear
into tho boat and showed out from
tho beach and then duftod for
nearly an hour before getting the
nn.In. .I.rI.I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-17
MIDSTATE NE N
WIN CONTEST
WalIa Walla Team Best in
First Aid Meet

Before a hlE crowd IN The Masonic
temple last night tho team u WHilu
Walin men. representing the East
srn Washington or Spokane district
was declared by The judges 20 be
the most skillfui from among all
employees IN tho Washington division
o. the Pacific Telephone a Tole-
grhph Co. IN rendering first aid
treatment 70 the injured.
Tho event was staged with
dramatic effect. In addition 10 the
three problems or supposed iniur-
les treated and dressed on tho vic
Tins OF imaginary accidents. the
value Of the first aid knowledge and
training was emphasized by pre-
ssntaiion ~ tho Theodore n. Vail
medal 10 Ira v. Drake. Seattle tele-
phone smploye.
The medal IL given IN recognition
Of distinguished acts % public nery-
lea and II IN memory of the late
Theodore ~. Vail, long president 81
tho American Telephone q Tele-
graph Co.
II was bestowed on Drake in
recognition Of tho saving Of the life
OF Leonard Gotehy. Seattle city sm
ploys, by prompt action IN applying
his knowledge Of first aid methods
when Gotohy was being electrocutod.
having grpsped a steel cable crossed
with high power wire. Drake
succeeded In restoring his breath
lng.
In the first aid contest itself.
tho judges. of which Dr. J. T..
criehton. vice chairman % the
Seattle Chapter. American RED
Cross, was tho chief. ranked the
other competing teams after wallh
Wnlla In the following orders
Second. Seattle outside district.
made up Of men from Kent. Auburn,
Enumelaw and vicinity and repre-.
nenung tho territory from Yakima
20 BellinEham; third. city Of Seat.
lie central office repairmsn. and
fourth. Tacoma or Southwestern
Warrington district. composed OF
mon from Grhys Harbor.
H. J. TinkhAm Of San Francisco.
general superintendent Of plant Of
the Pacific Telephone Co. presented
each team with appropriate tokens
Of recognition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-17
CHEMICAL PLANT
PACT Played
Councilman Charges City
Double Crossed on Power

The city was douhle-crossed by
tho Pacific Ammonia q Chemical
Co. when II vacated n street on
Lake Union for the conurn'n plant.
This charge vas made at Mon
days council meeting by Councilman
". T. Campbell. who introduced an
ordinance annulilng the street yRea.
ton.
Tho city understood that the COM
pnny wHH 10 sign "A power contrac,
when Il vacated tho street" Camp
bell said Tho site. I understand.
was 20 be used for the nitrogen tx.
alton plant"
Tho Pacific Nitrogen Co. repre-
scented by n. y. Greer. president Of
tho Pacific Ammonia Co. was offer
Cd a block or 1000 klowaits Of
slsagit current at $40 a thousand.
The street was vacated In order that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-17
Journal Is Sold
to Sugar Magnate

SAN FRANCISCO. Juns i7,-saio
Of the san Francisco Journal 90
Wallace ". Alexander sugar mag.
nate was announced today by An.
dred ". Lawrence. publisher o, the
Journal.
No announcement o, future plans
was made.
Tho Journal was established NJ a
morning Newspaper four years ago.
when Lawrence purchased the Jour.
nal o, Commerce, which for many
Year, had been a financial paper
here.
Alexander. with Charles NJ. stan.
ton, Alfred Holman. u. n Page
and II. c. DohrmRn recently pur.
chased tho San Francisco Bulletin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-17
LITTLE TROUBLES
ARE OVERCOME

Boat engine and battery were all
wet and Il finally developed that
there was n short somewhere. and
for quite a while after getting
started We had 20 be careful not 20
let the tnler ropo touch any part
OF the engine or Il would stop. A.
he engine warmed up and dried
out tho trouble gradually dlsap.
pearcd. Then not long after We
started the sun came out and We
discarded our oilskins and life took
on a brighter hue.
We had planned our start 10
0teh slack tide at Dodd Narrows.
but tho engine trouble threw US
behind and we had TO shift our
course and so thru False Narrows
For a while Il looked as though wo
would not set thru there, as tho
tide had started 90 ebb and was
against Us. and the channel was
full Of kclp. Tho water began TO
shoal rapidly. 20 the mate went
forward 10 con Us thru and We
made tho run without mLshap.
From then on Tho trip was with.
out incident until We rounded the
end OF Gahriola Island and headed
in TO Dcseanso hay. We sighted a
house and ran into inquire about
water. not thinking Of danger We
were paying scant heed 20 the
water when suddenly I looked down
and saw that wo wcrs right over a
reef. There was only time 10 stop
tho engine when we struck. Two
inches less water and We would
have stayed there. as Il waz wo
Sud over with an awful thump and
into deep water again. Knowing
that the blow was not enough 10
have broken plank ws went on
to The house. and from there to the
beach. where We are camped. The
boat seems 10 be taking IN water
but not enough 10 cause much
trouble. and a little oakum viii
likely fix her up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-17

tho concern might build its plant
there for the use OF the power.
Then ! am informed from outside
sources the company went 10 the
Puget Sound Co. and signed a power
contract"
Greer said that the agreement on
the street did not include the power
contract Ho said the street vaca.
ton was necessary TO establish a
biz new business for Seattle.
Il don't want to block new in
dustrieH. but I think the city should
receive fair treatment and have the
game played with all the cards on
the table" Campbell said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-17
Phelan Proposed
as Demos Entry

oAN FRANCISCO. June IL
James D. PheIan. former senator
from California and leading demo.
crat OF the West. Is being advanced
by friends hero as democratic vice
presidential nominee. Phsian. who
viii mako the nominating speech for
William q. McAdoo ut tho demo.
cratic national convention. In ex.
peeted TO reach New York. return.
ing form Europe today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-17
NJ | NNES0T ANS
0KEH MACNUS
Johnson Nominee Of Farmer
Labor for u. S. Senator

ST. PAUL. June iT.-MnFuua
Johnson walked away from com.
munist opposition and viii DO tho
farmcrlabor nominee for United
States senator. according 20 early
returna from tho state primary to-
day.
Johnson will run aEalns, ola g.
sagenE or Judge Oscar Hallam an
tho republican nominee. Hnllam
Ind n lead OF moro than 10000 over
sagcng at an early hour. but tho
latter is expected 20 pick Up lead
on country returns.
Thomas d. schRil. Tenth district
congressman. seeking tho rcpubll.
can senatorial nomination. was also
ahead OF sageug on early returns.
The tabulation 90 far. however.
contains mostly Twin city and Du.
luth votes. where HRllam and
schail had their strength.
Theodore Chris,lanaon. Dawson
publisher. was leading tho rcpubli.
can field for tho nomination for
governor. Curtis johnson was next
and Mayor George T.. Leach. OF
Minneapolis. close behind.
In the farmer.labor ranks Tom
Davis and Floyd Olson. both Of
Minneapolis. werc singing n bitter
fight for tho nomination for gov.
srnor. Olson was leading with
Twin City returns almost complete.
hut Davis was gaining rapidly as
country returns came in slowly.
Tho vote for Magnus Johnson in
tho Twin Cities was heavier than
anticipated. Including 81. Paul.
complete and scattering precincts
from over the state, total OF 7t7
out OF $500 precincts gave.
Johnson. s7,si2; Hjalmor Dantes,
communist. 1,1oo. and Michael
Ferch. socialist. s.213.
There arc only four distinct tastes
bitter. sweet, salt and ncId.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-17

A small payment down, with
regular monthly payments. will
soon make the house you want TO
live in your own.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-17
SCENERY HOLDS
ADVENTURES
Pentz Tells Further Tales
OF Northern Trip
GETS B. C. WELCOME
Small Accidents Overcome
in Long Voyage
ny LINDEN II. PENTz

pESCANSO RAY, Gahriola Island.
4. e.. June ls-Wedncsday morn.
FMS found us apparently rain bound
IN Montague harhor. We woke 20
find ourselves enshyoudtd IN a fine
rain which farther down the coast
would have been called an Oregon
mist, SO We decided 60 stay in
lamp that day and take in the sur.
bounding scenery. and Il might be
mentioned that We were not sorry
81 tho chance.
Tho morning repast was smbsl.
hshed with some Of the finest straw.
berries I have ever eaten. grown
by Mr.. EEan az his home en- Mon
iague harbor. these berries had "a
fL.vor quite different from any
blhers I had ever tasted. something
lnlSscribable. and n may have been
an aroma caught from the uts and
eedars.
Air Egan has a beautiful pia.e
something over 100 acres. and he
says the island is simply oyerran
VITA grouse. pheasant and deer. The
location would be ideal Tor sum.
tucr resort Tor fishermen and hunt
! 5. and the haIbor would afford
ereat boating
In the afternoon the weather
cleared somewhat and set out Tor
the postoffice AZ Galano. ON the
other side OF the island. leaving The
Mate and Bo in charge Of the camp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-17

A colored cook OF middle axe. who
had saved considerable money. sud.
denly got herself engaged 20 a sport.
ing man OF her own race. One morn.
ing her mistress saw her gazing al.
stractedly out OF the kitchen win.
dow and Inquired: Whats the mat.
ter, Hannah" A
Wei. mum. she replied. with m
Observation-Disclosures everything goeg
with such lightnin' speed that I'm
confused Day before yesterday we
got acquainted. yesterday We got en-.
gagged, and today find he already
owes me SIS. Boston Transcript,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-17

Ten years ago ssaitie's rose grow.
ing industry was I'm It's Infancy.
Little was known OF tho commsr.
elal uses 20 which roses might be
put. Today dealers and growers
arc uniting turnout tho Northwes,
In order 20 put Seattle and North.
west roses over 20 tho entire coast.
But let g, q. oitey. aha Arch
ave. prominent rose grower and
Judge Of rose shows. have tho floor
for while.
NOWHERE" says Mr. o,,ey. "can
anyone find better climate than
that OF tho extreme Northwes, for
tho production OF roses. Tho eli.
mate hero II conducive 20 tho grow.
Ing OF n ross with n firm. lasting
center. ono which viii no, wilt The
minute u Il pipcked IN full bloom
from tho bush.
'lt IL easier 20 maintain tho
,hrss essentials Of roso growing In
this district than any other place
on tho coast. The essentials arc
cultivation ot the top roll. plenty
Of moisture and thoro spraying ~
each bush for green aphls and mil.
dew"
Rose show officials arc OF the
opinion that Seattle win not long
b dominated by Portland in tho
rose-EowinR field. Portland takes
her name, Tho Rose City" from
tho way in which roses arc grown
on parking strips. Seattle will no,
gain fame in thls manner. but In
tho actual quality OF the rose.
raised In this region. shy ross ex.
perts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-17

A small payment down. with
regular monthly payments. will
soon make the house you want 70
live in your own.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-17
Benefit Riddles

Thru tho courtesy OF the Seattle
Musicians association. which al.
lowed its members. under X. f.
Cove. 10 play without pay. n sue.
cessful benefit dance for tho Chill.
dren's orthopedic hospital. was
tagged at the Jeschl pavilion Mon.
day night. The affair was under
the direction Of the Mt. Baker Park
guild and tho pavilion was newly
decorated and fitted for the enter.
tainment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-17
CRASH VICTIMS
UNCONSCIOUS
Man, Woman Near Death
SO Hours After SmaShup

FIFTY six hours after tho spectac.
ular crash between two automobiles
az First ave. s aud Spokane o..
early sunday morning. which re-
suited In the Injury of nine people.
Isaac J. Igounsheli. 6o2t tsth ave,
$, W. one OF the victims. was stan
unconscious In tho Seattle General
hospital Tuesday. re Is feared 20
be dying
Another victim Nh. Lila Pease,
Of Kent was also reported 90 be
Ina a serious condition following her
removal from the city hospital 20
her home. The other seven people
are reported 10 DO recovering.
Mrs pcase was riding In an au,
tomobilo driven hy p. l. Childs.
when IL struck a machine driven by
l. r. Rnimes and both cars over,
turned and RULED over several
times, Houushen was riding with
Raimcs,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-17
AND THEN THEY MARRIED.

May ! call you rcyenEn1''
"why7"
because revenge n Eweet'''
Certainly. n you will let me cali
you vengeance.
And why caii mo venEraneoT
because vengeance IL mine -
Michigan Garsuyie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-17
DIRECTIONS PROVE
HARD To FOLLOW

Mr.. Esan had given me general
Directions for finding the place. but
directions are usually easier 20 give
than to follow. and so before Ions
4 found myself Off OF my trail and
depending on the compass for 81.
fvction. As the island Ia less than
Two miles wide. l knew could not
get very far lost.
: After a while hit what appeared
10 10 a deer trail and later on this
developed into a well-riarkcd COW
TRAN. Then a little later l came TO
q clearing and n house. and here a
boy put me on the trail and went
with mo 20 the postoffice. on the
return trip had no trouble In
finding the trail and arrived ia
The Washington times., 1924-02-05
30 Day Trial Offer

We want you to try -
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get a single package Of g
STIM SCALP TREAT
MENT. Use it for thirty lESmz
days. If your condition is
not absolutely corrected 49,
you can have your money & !
back. "
The Washington times., 1924-02-05
Tooth PnSteS

Squibb's Magnesia Tooth
Paste, 35c.. 3 for $1.OO
60c Forhan's Tooth
Paste ..,...........43c
Pebeco Tooth Paste. .39c
Pepsodent Tooth Paste 39c
25c Listerine Tooth
Paste .23c
3Oc Kolynos Tooth
Paste Use
30c Lyons Tooth Pow
der ..........,.....2 .23c
The Washington times., 1924-02-05
Household ChGnlOis
Special, Csc
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CM EUen the LOUeLiest Faces Extra Charm
hnf Ares Lam
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Undernrna Needs

$1.0O Delatone Depila-
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$500 Zip Depilatory $4.A9
Mum Deodorant,
45c and 23c
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The Washington times., 1924-02-05
Aluminium
PercOLUtOrS
Special, CSC

Attractive aluminium Perco-
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Get yours tomorrow at the ex-
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The Washington times., 1924-02-05
Face POWDERS

soc Lablache Face Pow
der STE
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Powder ............3 39c
$1.OO Azurea Face Pow
der ...............7S Use
Djer Kiss Face Powder,
small 4Se
60c p o m elan Face
Powder .4Se
The Washington times., 1924-02-05
For the Hair

Pinaud's Eau de
Quinine, 8 oz......$1.13
SOC Palmolive Sh q m
SOC Mulsified Cocoa
nut Oil. 4Zc
Danderine Hair Tonic,
79c, 4Sc and 27c
$1.O0 Domino Curling
Fluid .............. see
Amami Shampoo, 15c;
z for. Z5c
The Washington times., 1924-02-05
Itching Scalp
Relieved at Once

Persistent itching of the scalp must be
stopped. It is sure sign that trouble
is brewing. It is one of the common
conditions that accompanies Falling
Hair and precedes Badness. Science
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overcomes each one of the four condi-
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troubles are due.
The new scalp treatment works in an
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and cakes sebum that clog up the
mouths of the hair follicles, choking the
hairs and breeding disease. It pene-
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purities and encouraging hair growth.
It stimulates scalp tissues to action and
supplies sufficient nourishment to the
hair roots. It regulates sebum glands
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The results are amazing
Scalp is relieved at once. Other un-
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whole scalp tingles with renewed life
and vigor. New Hair shoots start to
grow Onlv 81 so
The Washington times., 1924-02-05
Face Creams

Soc Kinds Honey and
Almond Cream, 34c;
8 for. 90
$1.00 Domino Wrinkle
Cream .0Sc
Ingram's Milkweed
Cream S9c and A6c
Ponds Creams. s.S3c and ace
The Washington times., 1924-02-05
Specials

j. & ]. Baby Tale, lie;
5 for. .sssoss. .6Oc
soc Resinol Soap. .1Se
The Washington times., 1924-02-05
Best ROugeS

soc Dorm Rouge, No.
1249 ..............30 see
60c Pompeian Bloom. :. 49e
75c Ashes Of Roses,
No. 83. .69c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-03

1883 MUCK 6 CYLINDER 4
PASSENGER COUPE We
have inspected every wearing
part GA this car. and renewed
where necessary We arc will-
ms e. subject lt 90 any test
you ask II ~ fully equipped
with accessories and has been
rrnalntFd n standard Buick
color. $3.50 down payment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-03
BEST UNIVERSAL
LOCK SHARES

Have advanced IN the market. and a
further riac % now In order Any
additional stock offered by thG
company Will be a. higher prlccEs
~ iH reported.
We eth have n few lots available a.
$500 Phone your reservation ana
avoid disappointment
We Offer Subject
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1000 Anderson Brothers ..... 90 Z
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10 Frank l.. Best. Inc. .... 800
1000 Monetary Metals ....... %
10 Best Universal Lock ...l5.9N .
1000 Silversmith Mines ...... .3G
10000 Ruby-Jos Mining 900. $50
Is, 600 silver Cycle ,-....s.... SOC
90 Lambert Tire 4 Rubber. ESQ
500 western Smelling 4 r.. 20
Pacific Am. Finance pfd. Bid
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Company
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-03
Is STOCKS AND BONDS
WatsOn-MoOre COmDanY

" dLoUII-NIUUI = NUIII IINIIJ
STOCKS Est 1901 BCEDs
All Hated and unlisted Hrrlrititf
Eiveu immediate execution over
private uirrG uIth connection Dr.
an principal cities in the bnAeJ
states and canada.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-03

NEwAUKuM VALLEY LANDS
Highest type level valley and bottom
land IN the Northwsst for general
farming, dairyinE poultry. Ona-
laaba wash. a region OF Industry
and payroib. schools. roads. en-
ployment opportunities You viii
be amazed AZ the fertility Of the
soil and the gene raj fitness Of this
region for settlers. 20 acres OF
more. SIS 10 $50: easy terms Call
or write Graham Land Company,
zoos American bank Bldg. seattle.