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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-22
] LABORAT0RIo

Me place participar a mis-
compaiieros la installation de
un Laboratorio clinico en- la
calle de Salvador Brau No. "a,
esquina la plaza de Colon.
Solamente Sc hara en- el tra-
bajos q peticion de mis- com-
paiieros.
Envases para muestras, se-
gun petici6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-22
POR UN SOLO DOLLAR RECI-
BIO 300 CONSTESTACIoNES

El correcto caballero don L.
Pietri, antique propietario del
Hotel Ritzy", nos envfa para su
publication el siguiente testimo-
MO, el cuaI agradecemos:
Sr. Admdor. de
EEL MUNDo".
San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-22
ICudI Serd Ia aCtitud del Bar de AbOga-
dos de Ia Corte Federal despu6S del nom
bramientO de Mr.. Ira K. WeIIS2
EI Bar ha sdO convocado inmediatamente para una
reunion que tendra lugar las CuatrO de Ia tarde
del pT6ximo Iunes
La convocatOria esta firmada por ell Pres
accidental, LcdO. Sanchez CastafiO y ell Sec
LcdO. Castro


Sin duda alguna q qrienes mayor
impression ha causado el nombramien
to de Nr. Ira K. Wells para Juez
de la Corte Federal ha sido a los
abogados que trabajan en- dicho tri-
bunal.
A unos les causa una impression
sumamente favorable A otrOs Qui-
zas no tanto. Pero de tOdos modos,
NC hay Quien no Sc sienta preccu-
pado con La noticia.
5CUAL sERA La ACTTTUD
DEL BAR7
No es un secreto para nadie que
el Bar de Abogados de La Corte Fe-
deral endos6 entertainments al juez
Odlin para un nuevo tsrmino y que
asi 10 solicit6 del presidente Cool
idge, q Quien So envi6 un expresi-
70 cablegrama.
z ahora, despues de la derrota
en- Washington de Mr.. odlin y del
nOmbramiento de Mr.. Wells, STEM
pre- habra de resultar interesante
saber cual habrk de ser La actitud
Gel Bar de La cOrte Federal
CoNvoCAToRIA
IMMEDIATE
La verdad es que una hora des-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-22

"La primera prueba del Bureau
de Minas no fue considerable salts
factoria y las tiltimas pruebas han
demostrado, de una manera clara y
fuera de duda alguna, que dichas
gasolinas contienen substancias qui-
micas que son una amenaza para Ia
vida. v6anse los diarios de los Es-
tados Unidos Y en- particular el
New York Times del del pre-
sente mes
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-22

Es claro, entonces, que la clase
ia. no sera importada a Puerto Rico
salvo para el uso de los aviones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-22

Ton rcSpecCO al EE0yScLO NO. 4oy
ain pendiente ante la Camara de
Representatives.. las asociaciones de
Trafico Rapido de esta capital, en-
representation de mas de Glen due
dos de guaguas que controlan cerca
de trescientos vehfculos de transpor-
te, han decidido elevar el siguiente
memorandum Ia Legislature,
con el fin de q. Sc proceda sin perdi-
da dc tempo, anular ell p. refe-
rido, dej&ndoie paso a otros que
znerecen consideration y estudio que
I.ayan sido presentados para bene-
ficio del Pueblo de Puerto Rico.
Habiendo obtenido una copia del
memorandum de oposici6n pre-
sentado, 10 referimos continuation,
para conocimfento de nuestros nu-
merosos lectores.
.MEMORANDUn1 DE oPosICION'
'sEl presente PrOyecto de Ley en-
su Secci6n 2, eige 81 standard de
destilaci6n del Negociado de Minas
del Departamento del Interior de
los Estados UnIdos. Debemos de-
cir que ciertas gasolinas en- venta
en- Puerto Rico son destiladas un
standard superior al standard del
Negociado de Minas del Depaxta-
mento del Interior de los Estados
Unfdos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-22

"El Proyecto de Ley numero 13
que esta en- estudio ante La Legisla-
tura es realmente uno de los Proyec-
tos de Ley mas curiosos que SO pue-
de imaginar. Despues de leer su
sECCION IA. Sc desprende que hay
gasolina vendida en Puerto Rico
hoy dfa que Sc conoce en- 81 merca-
no de los Estados Unidos con Ell
nomfbre de "ethyl gas" gasoi-
na anti-knock'' que gentlemen
''tetra- -ethyl-lead'' etc. y siendo
asf, sirve para ei gobierno del seHor
Perez Cruz, el autor del Proyecto de
G. No. IS Y para el Pueblo de Puerto
Rico, que dichas gasohnas despues
de pruebas conclusivas y profundas
nan sido consideradas como suiha-
mente peligrosas a la vida hamaua
y que su venta ha sidO prohibida v
su production ha cesado y las exis-
tencias han gido retiradas del mer-
cado dc los Estados Unidos desde
Ell dfa 4 del mes en- curse.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-22

Que usando las fuerzas de las
aguas indicadas Sc PRODUCERS mas
corriente y mejor luz con mucho
menos costo que cualQnera otro
sistema, v de esa manera surninis-
trar luz y fuerza mas barata que
en- la actualidad
Por 10 tanto solicita que Sc lie
conceda una franquicia para utili-
Ear las aguas del rio "Guanaji-
bo" "Rfo Grande' en- Ell sitio
conocido por el "Salto" del Barrio
Rinc6n de sabana Grande para mo-
YER una pIanta hidraulica v pro-
ducir fuerza y luz electrical sufcien
temente para Ell pueblo de Sabana
Crande''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-22

liz estadfa en- 81 Norte
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-22
[. PIETRI.

De usted su alto. y SIS.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-11
VARICOSE VEINS REDUCED
 OR MONEY BACK

Moones Emerald o! besides being oce of the most powerful ot antisep- ties capable Of destroying the most pernicious germs and the poisons caused by them, is also marvellous healing agent,
 One application for instance stops the itching of eczema, and q few ap plications causes the eruptions to dry up, scale of and completely disap- pear, It is equally as effective in bar ber's itch, salt rheum, redness and infammatory skin trouble
 People who want to reduce vart- cose veins. or get rid Of eczema, ul- cers, or piles in a few days should not hesitate to get bottle at once. It IS so powerful that small bottle lasts 2 long time. Any pharmacy can supply vou.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-11
English Women Eligible
 For High Civil Posts

London, Sept. il GD - English women may henceforth aspire to filling the highest posts In the civil service, for another barrier against women's advance into professions hitherto reserved for men was re- moved recently when for the first time women were admitted to the difficult examinations for class l. the highest administrative grade in that service.
 The 3+ women who are compet- ing on equal terms with men are all university graduates, most of them from the Women's colleges at Oxford and Cambridge If they sue ceed, they will receive appoint ments carrying salaries beginning with $l,000 to $2.000 q year, plus bonus, the same for women as for men, and they may rise by merit and seniority to permanent secre- taryshlps, where salaries range from s15.000 10 s115oo 8 year.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-11
AMERICAN LEGION
 ID MEET TONIGHT
Going to Allentown Sunday,
 September 20

The Ed4y-G!over Post, Nc. (, American Legion, will meet tonight at the post rooms on Arch street.
 Plans will be perfected for the an- nna! pilgrimage, Sunday, September 20 Of the Legionna!res and the aux Hilary to the government hospital at Allentown, near New Haven. State Commander Jackson plans 10 make his official visit to the hospital at this time and he will assure his brddies that he, as state commander. vii! do all in his power to have the government continue Allentown. The American Legion band will accom- pany the members of the post who will leave at about noon in automo. piles furnished by members.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-11
Imprisoned Editor Writes
 Book Without References

Rio dc Janeiro, Sept. II GR - Marco Rodrigues managing editor of the Carreio da Manha, recently was released after serving q prison sentence Of one year imposed in q suit for libel brought against him by former President Epitac!o Pes soa
 Rodrigues utilized his time h prison writing a book about the political and economic conditions Of his country which vii! be issued in two volumes consisting of about l. oh0 pages. Practically all of the work was written without refer ences
New Britain herald., 1925-09-11
AT THE LYCEUN

Cast in the role of a Rroa dway beauty who loves and is loved by a son and a father, Lila Lee the star of Midnight Girl" featured with The Awful Truth" on the Lyceum bill for tonight and tomorrow after noon and evening appears to good advantage. Her acting is superb and with strong supporting cast the picture stands out as one of her best.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-11

called The Skull Fort stood for centuries, The bones were those of several thousand spaniards who were massacred by the pirate pra- gut in 1880. They were collected and buried In tho Christian ceme- tery nearby In 1s4s,
 All over the island are Roman ruins, decayed causeways, baths, temples - the subsoil of all the Mediterranean world. But aside from the mausoleum of Borgho nothing remains intact of this one Hme Important oman colony, the birthplace Of two Roman emperors, N.olus Gallus and Volusenus.
 "Hara-s -serira. q village Of 1,soo inhabitants five miles south of the capital Is a resort of Jewish pu- Frins from southern Tunisla and Tripol!tania. The Gheriba or syna- gogue, is built on the spot where, according to tradition, one of the tables of the law Of Moses was found. IL is much revered also by Catholics and Moslems. Not far away, at Gallala, is an unexploited Eden for photographers, This is the center ot pottery manufacturing, where all day long the statuesque native women, Twentieth Century Rebeccas, carry graceful white wa ter-jugs to the trimmed wells.
 Lotus Nearly Extinct
 "ot the lotus, or tuiubier, as the French call 1t, there are few rem nants There has been much dis agreement as to the identification Of the Homeri clotus Lotus is e popular name applied to several plants, and whether the one that the Greek poet had in mind was tree, bush flower, or the seed Of any one Of them has not been determined.
 One visitor was taken by a na- tive guide far inland to see what the guide said was the only living specimen Of the lotus on the island. It was a bush or vine, trained up the wall of an Arab house, shoul- der-high and grew In stout, hardy stocks. IL was almost leafless and bore no blossom.
 Some of the natives contend however that the lotus has nothing to do with the strangers forgetful- ness of home. They point to the soft glow of the sunset on the whitedomed houses and minarets, the rippling blue-green Mediter- ranean and the waving palm trees along the sandy shore - and then ask if any such loadstone is neces- sary."
New Britain herald., 1925-09-11
L0NG.D DISTANCE UMBRELLA RECORD
 NOW CLAIMED BY ENGLISH WOMAN

London, Sept. II R-Ths record Of an American having the same umbrella for 45 years may be a rec ord in America. but 1t has been eclipsed by many inhabitants Of this humid island, where that implement is as necessary 10 personal comfort as a pair Of shoes or a tooth brush,
 The appearance in the London newspapers ot story that Ernest R., Alderman ot Plainaeld, ". J. had established a record by carrying his protector from the rain .or two score
New Britain herald., 1925-09-11
This Simple Home Treatment
 Giving Amazing Results.

The world progresses. Today ail- ments that took weeks to cure can now be ended in few days. If you have varicose veins or punches you can start today to bring them back to normal size, and if you are wise you will do SO
 Just get an original bottle of Moones Emerald Oil at any dispen- sing pharmacist and apply 1t night and morning to the enlarged veins. II is very powerful and penetrating, and only little is required
 After a few days treatment the veins will begin to grow smaller and by regular use vii! soon reduce to normal.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-11
Employe Electrocuted,
 Death Called Accident

Bridgeport, Sept II Pl-Freder- icE 4. Stolle, S6, ot Crown street, Danoury, who was electrocuted In Danbury Sunday met his death ac- c!dentally according to the finding Of Coroner John J. Phelan today.
 stolle, the finding states was working on a bad wire and when coming down pole placed his left foot between crossarm, Tn so do- ing coming in contact with a live wire. He was employed by the Dan bury and Bethel Gas and Light com pany.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-11

duced seven operas with a total ot 5l performances and the proceed: have been more than enough 10 cover investment and expenditures
 The company has grown from Q small group ot enthusiastic opera lovers, mohil2ed by Dr. Go!inEir, q former conductor Of Leningrad.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-11
Artificial Wolf Ears
 Bring Prison Sentence

Brandon Man Sept. II LH - 4 get-rich-quick scheme whereby h. d!ans on reservation at Griswold, M a ' | to ba collected municipal bounty or wolf ears manufactures from skins Of wolf cubs was dis covered here this summer by muni- cipal officers.
 To collect hounties on wolves slain, the animals ears must be turned in The redskins received bounty on the artificial ears for some time before officers discovered the ruse Three men and a squaw pleaded guilty and were warned with 2 years suspended sentence.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-11

and Ave years brought claims from all sections Of Great Britain for the British record.
 The present record Is held by Mrs. White, ot Knebworth. Herts, who says her umbrella was a wedding present in 1864 s1 years ago. l. has been recovered only twice, The initials engraved on the handle have been almost ohl!terated and the fer rule Is badly worn. Many persons assert that they have carried their umbrellas between 50 and SO years
New Britain herald., 1925-09-11
Hebrew Opera Company
 Successful in Palestine

Jerusalem, Sept Ii R - The Hebrew Opera company organized only two years ago, has proved that 1t can successfully conduct opera in Palestine. The company has pro-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-27
WHOLEsALE FISH
ffssh IlaII. per ID.

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-27
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS
BIRTHS

Births in their households arc re-
ported by tho following men:
Peters, Joseph Authouy, 4llt Wins
Forrest, Henry Ber,ram. a.tI card
LoEksn, Martin Edwin. 77ss Eighth
Williams. Richard r. 1919 18Th ave.
s. boy
Anderson. Albert atss 10th ave. s.
Rove. +. T.. ss5 Trenton st. boy.
Washington. Gus Dennis. si3 2ist
smyth. William. 9osi ninth ave.
Rbsdtan. Harry waldo. 1891 57th
ave e. boy.
Daily william Joseph. iiis W. st,h
sa \ ~ John. 1925 W. s5th 81, boy.
Hoode. Chris. 2i9 Belmont ave ".
Anderson. Melvin Bernard. 2s4s W.
Moore. Albert T.. s2o7 Norman s,.
rabbitt. Everett rabbit a5st
Brooklyn ave. boy.
Ichihara. Hldetaro. go i2th ave. s.,
Forester 'i Joseph. i:s 18th ave. n.
Yansguehi. IsuncjL 10 Main st.
Tredt. Henry. 57os Earl ave. \. ".
smith. Edward l.. s5isa 18th ave.
Gordon Edward Herbert, sll y. 5sth
Bernard. wallace. so3s W. s2nd st.
sinclair. Robert Leslie. 1909 Bothen,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-27
LEGAL NOTICES

CALL FoR Hps ron OPERATION
OF VESSELS ALONG COAST
SEWARD PENINSULA ALASKA,
SEASON 1895.
Pursuant 20 Act ~ Seventh Alaska
Territorial Legislature approved
April n, 1895, written or telo-
graphic bids en- offers will be re-
ceivcd az office of tho Governor
II Alaska. Juneau. up % noon
May lS
Cor payment Of subsidies for
Is Operation uf vessel. American
registry, a. common carrier from
Nome 20 kntErbur, touching a.
Teller. Wales ShismarrfG bgrring,
kvcwalik. making not lees than
seven ca regular stated tripa aud
return not less than once each two
weeks 20 during season ~ open
navigation. 1895.
Operation or vessel American
registry a. common carrier FROM
Nome Go 81 MichRrls. touching at
solomon nlurL Chmib uuaiah-
lr9t, making NOT less than sixteen
tGi regular trips and return. not
less than once each week during
thc open season OF navigation.
1895
J. Each vessel must have cargo ca
pacity of not less than forty Apl
toms under deck. with passenger
capacity OF not lraa than twenty
C26) persons. and loaded draft not
10 exceed seven tO feet, and H.
maximum speed 81 not less than
eight go knots per hour. fbaaru-
Eor accommodation 10 be APP
proved by United states steam
boat Inspection Service
IA sum NOT To exceed five thou.
sand dollars N5.unul win b. paid
for the vessel on the Nome katErF
buc route. ana a sum not 10 exceed
thirty five hundred dollars N8,-
500l viii be paid for the vessel On
the Npmc-St Miehacla route.
g. Each bid must state sligo, speed
and accommodation * the vessel
over the requirements above set
forth. together with tho subsidy
demanded Contract viii br let 10
the lowest and best bidder. but the
right D. reserved 10 reject any and
ali bids,
{. Each bidder must agree 20 make
full report. under oath. az end ol
season showing passenger and
freight tRrlflss total tonnage and
passengers carried, Ernaa pAHscn-
ger freight and mail service earn
ing under separate hradluEr
gross expense and gross earnings
81 the route covered. 70 tho end
that The amount 81 subsidy 10 b.
paid may be- determined which
49, 'f'N - NtN hfhf1.A ~ tAst 49,
BE- that portion which. when add d
81 10 the NET profits. make q
total not exec rdtnE the total
amount 81 the subsidy prov idcds
- Immediately upon acceptance OF
a bid. contract win be entered Into
CmhSdyinw conditions aud pro-
yiaions Of tho bid accepted Zach
bid must be accompanied BY sure
~ bond 10 the TERRITORY 81 Alaska
tn the sum OF VI UBW conditioned
upon faithful performance "
tgrma of bid
SCOTT G. BONE.
Governor Of Alaska
Dated at Juneau. Alaska. April %.
1886
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-27
DEATHS

Meyer. Emma Louise. 81, Oalsridge,
Meffus6, baby, infant 1929 Holly
st.. April ~
piggett. James, So, 1901 Fauntlcroy
Tonncae sp Tobias r.. ss. 1886 w. 18th
ST.. April u.
N. W. April 30.
Thoringtou. Laura AZ, 1916 Belmont
ave. April Il.
ave, April o.
Paradis, Ora. 3s. 1875 goth ave. ~,
April %.
Alder st., April %.
Moore. George NJ no age given, city,
April 20.
Smith, Alfred r., 60, King county
hospital. April 20.
Jorgenson, Cornelius 81. transient,
April %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-27
CT FOR SALE-ACREAGE

BIC EarEain--t % Here properties
with wide frontage on short
construction between seattle and
Everett Special offer today,
Nice property overlooking beau-
tiful lake with good fishing, APP
prJrlmHtclv two level acres.
Good coll with over 800 a. front
age on new state highway. Price
only $500 per acre uuclearTd.
Terms iOS cash. Call az go
walker Bldg, corner Second ave.
md IinINnraIIN ~ I'll. lnf -nIAg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Eesldsncs Age
.Sourapos. steve. Seattle .... Legal
Fnrmasonis Christina. Seattle Legal
struArd. Alex r.. 1sEaquah .....3i
HaIlworth. Florence NJ. IsHAqunh. II
Nohoda. Tony. BellinghHm Legal
Maryuonskn. Annie. Seattle Legal
Macmillan. George. Snoqualmie ..ZT
TrezOna. May. SnOquAlmte .......2l
Morrison. Norman X. Issaquah Legal
Terry, Anne. Gle Elum ....... Legal
OTIS. James F.. ketchikan.
slerer. Ruth L.. Seattle Illegal
MuIderiE. Charles. Seattle .......2l
Keyes, Violet A.. Seattle .........22
Choan. lie. Washington. ID. C......25
chinn. Emma, Seattle ...........l1
Murphy. Thomas, Leadvillo,
Johnson Ei0, Bessie &; Seattle legal
Phillips. Clarence G, San Fran
Hayes. Lucille o.. Seattle .......2s
sherbesman. Barney H., Sc
Gundram. Anna, Seattle LIE gal
Kuehnert. Jasper r.. Seattle Legal
Hunzerllng. Yennetta. Long
Beach. Cal .........'...... Legal
Kerr. John r.. North Vancouver. 30
Garfield. Minnie L.. San Francisco 70
spatarin. vasilie. Portland ......52
Sumter. La Vina, Portland .......2l
Holmes. willard L., Seattle .. Legal
Bays, Lola H.. Seattle anna. Legal
Taylor. william H.. Tacoma ......21
Price. Dorothy D., Tacoma .-....2l
Miles. Harry f.. Seattle .... Legal
Deberg. Alice ~. Seattle ......BcBal
Erickson, Roy o., Tacoma 80. Legal
shown, Aida g., Tacoma ..... Legal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-27
PERSONAL

SADDLE HORSES uouGHr. SOLD
or FOR HIRE HIDING OF
DRIVING LESSONS. PRIVATE OR
IN CLASSES SPECIAL iNSFRuC,
TtONS ~ RIDING JUMPERS
AND GATED HORSES,
Seattle Riding and Driving Academy
aud ilorscahow Stables
40 s0th Ava No. Phone IA at-obtl
WILLIAMS MATERNITY HOME
Strictly privatos doctors ahd
nurses tn attendances maternity
cases speciality. t5ia Aurora
MD lrSe-teS0,
BAD debts collected tvorywhore,
UNIVERSAL ADJ. Co, III iot-i6T0
INOa Alaska llidR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-27
&srEsALE FLOUR. GRAIN. FEED
s>usn,inn, hr Ff.hrr Hearing NH,
|ss.a,isu. by w. Y. J.ha . O..
VEGETABLES

9 Priees Paid wholesale Dealers
Hnises By Pioneer Fruit q Predaes
y erfess given are thoss made 10
ID esai.rs by wholesalers. with
sanaai exceptions. prices TO pro-
n san ts figured ny dsducting ths
a transportation 10 Seattle and
sI>zrns,siY Is per cent Tor hauling.
Do and selling eostb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-27
Storage and Furniture
Auction at Bushels
On Tuesday

Dur TUESDAY auction viii start
promptly AZ 1900 a. m. with
quantity of goods being sold FOR
storage charges for tho Queen
city Transfer 90. These goods
consist ~ trunks. boxes. suitcasea
ana bundles 90 personal effects.
box hardware, organ, gas engine
and 10 barrels or whiting We
follow tho storage sale with our
regular FURNITURE AUCTION.
which viii last until about $3.50,
and VIII contain many desirable
articles ~ home furnishings, such
a. twin beds with boN springs. a
Sellers kitchen cabinet. AN AA-uotr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-27
FOR SALE
WEST SEATTLE

BiG OPPORTUNITY for hoUsc
builder. lNlyo largo West Seattle
lots NJ sacrifice offer; $3.50 each;
tcrmh sl5 cash, $40 per month,
Property has unobstructed view
OF Elliott bay. Fvo blocks from
paved Avalon way and cur limo
Also four nlco lots on Fnuntlcroy
ave. with cement siicwalks city
Two bloclSs from heavily travelled
Avalon way car line ana bus sta
ton PRICE $3.50 cpcb; termH ig5
cash, $40 per month f. minutcs
auto ride from downtown Seattle.
Look over those bargains today.
GO Walker bldg, Ell lot-0lSa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-27
10 Level
FOR SALE
FARM LANDS

~ SkABfT county. good land. close
in So and t35 per acre. also some
improved tracts. u. G. PETERS.
f26 Third ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-27
PERSONAL

PARTY holding No. l172 on star car.
please call FOR same az Suquamtsh,
Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-27
A TRANSPORTATION

ARE you COMO TO CALIFORNIA;
Stages or steamer Panama Canal
EST RATES, ALL LINES. Hratt-
Atrom a Co. il5 Cherr It. MA In.
SITS. Oldest agency ia Seattle,
SAN FRANCISCO $50 from Seattle.
Tuday's or toniEhr1 train 10 Port
land. stage 90 san Francisco, Re
serve early. Amen Bros Agents
lt0s Fourth. Imperial Hotel MA In,
ENNN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-27
S1,950-Bargain

Broom bungalow: now. with bath
and electric lights. 2 fine lots ~
good rich soil A good place for
garden, fruit. berries and poultry.
Located in one OF Ecaitic'a fastest
growing suburbs Price 1880;
VIII soil 60 responsible party for
$3.50 cash and $50 per month. See
owner sol Mutual Life Bldg, First
and YeHlcr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-27
Eltinge Player Piano

which viii b. sold on timr. $50 down
ana $40 month kuhier a
Chase and ki{ANiCu & IACH
plano, phounEfBph music box,
cottage organ, plano player rubr
colin ruEH lupiruw remnants.
Administer and velvet rugs. walnut
bed set dining set and odd dining
pieces, pior glAHsr flhtstup drak,
library tables. leather couch,
leather upholstered living room
sut, Lang and Majestic ranges.
liaker combination range gus
plates and ranges. BOAT ENGINE.
pressure aud water tanks, paints
and brushes tools. coffee mlliH,
sncuhatnr, metal cots, fterl and
hrbSs beds, coil HprlnEs mhttrrHs-
a., bedding, drcHsHrs. chiff0nierr,
rockers, chairs. stands and every
thing else you may need FOR the
home Come and look lhinEs over
on Monday and you viii return To-
buy on TUESDAY al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-27
LOST AND FOUND

ANHtf AARE ~ AtANNAs
Dated at Juneau. Alaska. Aprii 2
1885