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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-21
EASTERN STATIONS
CReduced to Seattle Time


kYw. chicago. 500 motcrs-
tKYW THE World Crier." viii
broadcast tho latest news Of the
world every half hpur--un the
hour and the half hour-from tho
Chicago American aud tho Chit
cago Herald and Examiner serv-
ice); $500. dinner concert: g..
$3.50. musical program, s:i5-i0;30.
midnight review.
KDFA. Pittsburg. s2b meters
3:l5 y. m. dinner concert: l:90,
song time for little folks; 5.Is,
talk: $3.50. concert =
xxx. Hastings. Neb.. gSS.2
meters-5:SO p. M. special pro-
gram.
wGY. Schenectady. n. y. ESQ
meters-3i30 y. IN. adventure
story from the Youths Compan-
lon.
voc. Davenport. Iowa. fst mo-
tsrs--l0 a. m. chimes concert;
tb5, sport news; 3. sandman's
visit s., organ recital.
WCCO. Minneapolis, III meters
liz noon. woman's hour; Ia;a0,
ma,lnee musical; ?. Maude
hour: 4. sport talk: 3. mid-weei,
church service: Z. musical pro.
gram 5. dance program from the
Nicoiist hotel.
CFAC. Calgary. $40 meters
2!a0-1is0. Red Cross address and
music. g:i5, chiIdren'A hour
5it5.1iib. musical selections.
CKAC, Montreal. 425 meters
1915 a. m, Windsor hotel trio.
CNHO. ottawa. AS meters Z
y. m. program by tho Salvation
Army band followed by dnnre
music from Chateau I.aurier
hotel orchestra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-21
Gas on Stomach
Affects Woman S Heart
Both Heart and Lungs Pressed On Bv Gas

headache when due 10 bowel inao,lon,.
single spoonful OF AdlerIka often prn.
duccs surprising and gratifying results
In cases Of obstinate constipation or
stomach trouble. n Adlerlka does moi
bring relief In ~ TO az hours the advice
OF reputable physician should be Sc.
cured.
Reports from Physicians
II congratulate you on the good efteo,
from Adlsriks since prescribed h .,
tsiEnsd) DR. L. LsnElol-
"AdlerlRa Ia the best In my entire n
years experience. tslEned) DR.. q
kEEsrs. "
prescribed Adleriha with highly
sausfsetory results p" tslEned) Or A
z. G. name given OH teauest.)
can't get along without hdlerlka :"
thisnedl Dr. w, II. Bernhart.
j, ". Puckett "a user OF AdleriItsl
writes After taking AdleriRs feel bet.
ter than for 20 years. Havent lnnFuss.
TO express the Impurities eliminated from
my System"
Adlerikh IL hlR surprise TO peop,e
VINO have used only ordinary bowel ana
stomach medicines because Of it's REAL,
and QUICK action. Sold by leading
druggists everywhere In Seattle by Bar.
tell Drug Co,-Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-21

Mrs. Bert c. Ross, Burns
Festival solOist.
Photo by Mushst
uT Asst May a Braw Woosr. one
IL q Hob.rt burns own poems
nst 20 music. win be- sung by Mrs
Bert G. Ross. seattle soio.st AZ the
annual Burns birthday festival 10
b. held Monday evening az tho
metropolitan tbeatsr under The
auspices Of the United Scottish 80.
cietiss Of Seattle "Of a tho Arts
the wind can Blaw a. another Of
HE songs that she viii sing
Frederic TBEgart amou. bari.
tone ., New York Who haa sung
in five different countries and most
~ The large cities Of the United
states, il another star who viii con,
tribute To the program. and Mrs
Romcyne n Jansen. contraito. well
known in seattle musical circles
and MrA. Thomas ". Lorlmer. New
York tenor ATE additional sololsts
who have been engaged Miss Nor
inc Powers. Seattle violinisi. win
play several numbers. and Master
Billie young, who ninks Harry Lau.
dor songs, IL another altar perform.
er The Misses Claudia Burton.
Mary rsapon, Nancy Ives and
Laura Tenant viii dance the
Highland Fling and the Scotch reel
TO tho music OF the Gaelic Society
pipa hand. which also viii give con,
cert NUMBER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-21
Break Threatens to End
Anti-Opium Conference
Lord Cecil and Congressman Porter in
Heated Debate Over Demands

tiuue. be SAID
The proposal was accompanied
bY solemn recognition Of Euglsuds
obligations under The Hague con.
yonti0n and as British cllincn
and minister. { cannot permit 10 30
unanswered this charge of bad faith
against the British government
i.ari Cecil declared the 7Itua ion.
as far as the tonfsfenrr vas eon.
,vruod. Waa tfiticBi tit paid "a
tribute 60 the sincerity and seal Of
The American delegation. bat reitsr
bted Il was impossible 10 accept the
American demands Al the present
conference.
Porter in uruationst speech
Tuesday, IN which ie accused Lord
Cecil uf slandsring the people u The
United states. declared the American
delegation demanded that each ma
ton Eiye a solemn pledge 10 start
Immediately upon reduction ~ IT,
opium production aud smoking until
the "ryir was entirely wiped out
The view held by Great britain.
France and Holland was tina, the
presence conference was inoompe
tent 20 Impose any such pledge upon
the nations represented
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-21

II suffered from sas pressing on my
heart aud lungs. Adlerikn ala more for
mo than anything l ever took" ,slaned)
Mrs..rAnnle Harris,
Intestinal Eyacusnt
There Ia now offered TO the public a
LIQUID preparation which II not only
wonderfully effective aud QUICK intoH.
thai evacuant. but which also seems 70
stimulate the glands OF the Intestinal
tract aud TO cause expulsion OF flatus
(GAs). This preparation, known M Ad.
isrikh. Ia a valuable agent for the pur.
pose OF cleansing the bowels OF matter
which has been in the system long
tins ana which other less effective
means have been unable to disiodEc. II
IL often Astonishing The great amount OF
matter Adieriks draws nom the inies-
final canai--eyen right after natural
movement Il somAtimes brlnEa out un.
suspected quantities Of additional mat
tor. Many times II btinfa out much
4AH, thus relieving pressure In the alb
domen. Adietiba IL especially valuable
when PROMPT action II necessary or to
encourage the Summation or metaboiic
poisons through the bowel
In slight disorders such rs occasional
constipation or gas ON tho stmaoh and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-21
$4,000 DEATH
SUIT IN COURT
Mattice Insurance Case on
Federal Docket

Life Insurance policies tuialnE
sia0.0eo are the basis Of a suil filed
In federal court "Wednesday hy the
heirs - the late Or Albert q Mat.
sce, medical specialist. whose sudden
and mysterious death while attend
ing ana Informal musicale at friends
home two years ago shocked The
entire city,
The suit b brought b. the New
York Life Insurance company and
asks consolation 20 q policy held by
pr Mattlct. with $4,000 benefits as
signed 20 Mrs. Hazel flsk and double
tho sum Tor accidental death The
Insurance company allescs that ploof
~ accidental death OF even that Dr.
Mattice was not a suicide Is lacking
Another policy for SsoOo0 is held
by the late physicians father ~
Sedro- woolley and there Is stil a
third for $4,000 held IN favor u the
father.
Or, Matticc, while visiting al the
home OF Or. n r. Whiting. zsls
Boytton ave, was shot and killed
by a bullet from gun he held in
his own hands,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-21
Seattle Too Busy for
Funerals, Says DriUer
Cab Driver Declares Funeral Professions
Have No Right of Way in This Town

drivers " aimost every other
kind Of vehicle including street
ears seem 10 b. la too much OF
a hurry 10 show any considefa.
ton for the feelings Of people
attending funerals. said Jarlals
II DO a lot or funeral driving.
and every time. without rNcsp'
ton. the procession Il cut into
by almost every other driver
"oihcr funeral drivers and
undertakes complain Of the
same thing. have taken the
matter up with the authorities.
appealed 10 tho traffic officers.
but nothing has ever been done
TO remedy tho situation.
Whenever "A procession h cut
Ia two. the traffic cops just
stand and look The other day
a taxi driver cut into the pro.
oeanlon without warning. sepsr'
kied the hsaras from the rest OF
tho cortsgc. and n hadn't
been quick Ia putting on tho
brakes there would have been a
bad collision. Another time a
street car motorman actually
waved 20 the drivers ia q fun.
crnI procession ! wuA Ia 10 get
out Of his way.
1t used to be the custom 10
let funerals have the right OF
way. but nowadays automobile
and wagon drivers seem 90 be
annoyed when they see one COM
Ing along and Try to crash right
thru Il. These fellows don't
seem 20 consider the shock that
they unnecessarily cause the rel
Aiiyes and fricnds u tho dead
person.
''of course. II these vehicles
were fire engines or anbulances.
OF had very urgent business this
haste could DO understood In
fact fro engines and Ambu.
iances have the traffic right Of
way everywhere. But ordinary
vehicles intsrruptinE funerals.
frightening tho saddsnsd occu'
pants OF the carriages and show.
Ing not the least respect for the
dead II awful.
we ought 70 take time. no
matter how busy We arc. 10 give
our dead decent burinis"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-21
ny IENRI wooD

GENEVA. Jan. - "idsalslis do.
VI mands made hy the American
delegation 10 the league % nations
aptidruE conference are Impractical
ana cannot bs accepted Niscuunt &c.
cil of Chelwood chief nritizh rep.
res,utatiNe. said 90 the opsuinE OF
todays session
Lord Cecilia uttstants. delivered la
a sryat manner but with consider
able heat. was expected Ga precipi.
tate withdrawal Of the American
delegation and "a probable rupture o.
the conference
besides declaring that the British
decision Ca reject the American d..
mAnds was final and lrroyoeahle.
lord Cecil replied warmly 20 the
speech made yesterday hy Congress.
man stephen Porter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-21
DOC DERBY DATE
Canadian Canine Race 10
Be Held February 8.

THE PAS Manu0ba Jan N The
Hudson EaY dos derby, premier
sporting event n the year boo Cauada.
IL sst for February q
Tmppsrs and traders turnout tho
S0rthland sgs heading toward The
Pas this week % b. on hand for two
big races 10 be staged th8 year
The main event viii be- the 200 mile
nonstop race from here 20 the B.nso
gold mines ~ Herb Lake and return.
There Will be nsiKbtsr f"u' for
The tmppsrs and traders N tho liui.
con bay country, continuing fHu
dnva Zach daY they ail race 40
miles. making. total % 90 miles.
carrying = heavy load u freight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-21
Officers Elected
by Women's League

The women's Overseas league
elected officers AZ the annual bust.
ness meeting az The olympic Hotel
Tuesday night They arc President.
Doris Summers; vice president Rosc
Glass; corresponding secretary. Helen
Constantine. treasurer. Mrs. EulAlle
sutton. The executive board consists
% Mrs, Arthur sattorwHi,s. Mrr. Neil
Hamblin. Miss Kate Proihero. Mlss
Grace McMonaElc. Mrr. John Me.
Phorson, Miss Helen Butler and Mrs
Katherine Stewart.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-21
Murder Trial Of
Everett Man Starts

EVERETT. Jan. 2i.s- The state,
represented b. Prosecutor {. T. Ros-
coe. late yesterday opened It's case
against Percy l.. Tyler. accused OF
the fatal shooting OF his wife here
November TO- He faces a frat degree
murder charge. The defense post.
poned ia opening statement until
conclusion OF the prosecutions case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-21
Drys Arrest Pair
Returning From Trip

ue0fs. HuHburi divisional pro
hlbiilou chief. and crew o. raiders
caught Eari webb and George DUR
as they were returning from a mys.
tvrious visit 10 the country. late
TUESDAY. and the two had some
very discriminating m0onabins and
other paraphsrnaiiR. they charge.
Three gallons ~ moon were seizsd
The two we're arrested on Post a..
near Ntsisf way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-21

Funeral professions do not
have tho right OF way on Seat,
tie streets.
Traffic docs not pause 20
that the last journey Of the dead
may progress without iuterrup.
ton TnNicahs. autos. horse
drawn carts and street cars cut
right Into cemetery bound pro.
ccssious. separate the vehicles
and emharraas tho mourpers
ana attendants. according 10 NJ
Jarlals. Of the Washington cab
Go.
Taxi drivers. and In fact. tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-21
B toys MISSING.
2 Tacoma Lads Last Seen
in Wave. Tossed Boat

TACOMA. Jan en- HARRY Han
son. rs and Arthur Harvey hl
youthful companion, are believed
drowned hBvus nst been sseH
SUNDAY rovlug small boat from
Vasbon island 20 Tacoma. la rough
seas
The boys borrowed rbe boat sat
urday and rUWrd 90 tHe hland 60
visit "a chum They stayed over
night aud started back sunday an
sruoou. benk lorgsd back once BY
the stormy waters ana then start
ing out about the middle or the
4ft.sa..au l.Eay ,sara iaat sasn
sbou, midway OF ,hs channel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-21
FREE To THE RUPTURED
Stop Agrravailng Your Condition
With 1russes Which Bind and Cbafe

sruART's PtApAo-rAns are entirely
different helnF local msdIeina appIIea.
tors made self adhesive purpossiy 10
hold the dlstended parts securely ia
place, No straps, buckles or obnoxious
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Cannot alp. 20 cannot rhnfc on press
against the bone. soft a. veivct-easy
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sands fot nigh tSenty years-most OBJ
H,inaie rupturss reported conquered I'm
privacy Of The home without hindrance
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Rome. brand PriS in Paris and honor.
able mention Panama Exposition In San
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urai, 40 afterwards no further uar for
trugses Stop wasting time and money
on old.fashionrd appliances! learn how
20 close the opening ~ tho rupture can.
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Try tho PhAPAo. so s.nd no money,
lust The coupon With your address today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-21
Home Treatment
For Piles

II YOU suffer from bleeding. itch.
ing. bind or proiruding piles, you
can easily treat yourself AZ home
with Mrs. summer Pile supposi.
tories and avoid needless expense
and suffering safc. healing. sooth.
ing. Users repor, speedy relief and
recovery Ask your druggist. or
send today for FREE TRIAL. with
useful Information. by addressing
The Summers Medical Company.
Box Sup, South Bend. ind-Adyer.
tiEement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-21
Elks to Hold Ball
on Saturday Night

Officers OF Seattle lodge No, ~.
order OF Elks. are sending out inyi.
tations 10 the annual formal ball Of
the order At tho Spanish ballroom OF
the now Hotel olympic, January a..
TIM committee in charge com.
prlaos T. Hnlncs. ]. W Baldridgc.
Capt, NJ ~ Merrili. c II. Ross. joo
Mcpermo,,. c. J. Fairbanks and Il.
4. BOYER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-21
Seattle Is Lauded
in Magazine Article

4 highly colored ana illustrated
article describing ssattle. tho won.
der city ~ the charmed land. IN
published IN the current issue 81
the Milwaukee MaEaune. trade pub
llcaiion Of the Milwaukee railroad
The climate, scenery. industries
and future ~ the city are praised
In sanguinr terms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-21
RADIO PROGRAMS

gram and concert: i0-I2 Holly
woodland Community orchestra.
XIX. Oakland, 500 m~tcrs--e-
Z. dinner concert. $50. studio
program; e.1o 1915. dance inuslc.
KFsG, Los Angeles. 2Ts meters
1910. ~ 30 sunshine morning
hour. 2:70.t 80. afternoon audi
t0rium 4ervice with songs. SER
mons ana testimonies: 30-7 40,
Gray studio program.
kFRC. san Francisco. $50 mo.
ters--s:i0-7i91. Bsms Little sym.
phony orchestra. 80. orchestra
concert; $40. studio program:
1911, weekly meeting of thn
Cuckoo club: ll-1. dance pro-
gram by Paul keilrs dance or
chtstrh
kFhE. Pullman. 3s0 motors
7.9O.s p. M. musical program.
kGB. Tacoma. 2i9.7 meterS-7-
2. program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-21
SALESMANSHlP LECTURE

The Ethical side ~ Salesman.
ship" win he explained hy Prank
Watson. associate In The sheldon
school % Salcsmanship. az the
THURSDAY noon meeting OF the Seat
uo Real Estate board az the Hotel
Butler grin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-21
wrpNE.n.r. .ANrAnY u

KFQN. s3s metsrs-Asit5-7i5.
market reports. 715-s. Aunt Niv-
Tens bedtime stories. SO, Earl
ursy'E orchestra: 1912. Earl
Grays orchestra
KJH. 405 meters Prof.
Geo. j. Mayer. public speaking
class; 8. Aunt Bunny, the story
lady: $50. Hamilton Douglas
dancing lesson and Tcrny Weeuy
entertainers. 4. formal dedication
Of the Northwest Radio Service
Co.'s super radio station kJH.
sponsored by tho Young Mems
business club In a special Hello
Alaska' night
KFOA - Rhodes Department
store, sos meteTs-f2.aO-i 30,
MONDAY luncheon OF the Seattle
Rotary club program from Tho
Olympic Hotel by remote control,
i-5I5. Afternoon Of Home.
s!i5. Hopper Kelly co. recital:
s.30-i0. concert
KHQ. Louis wAsmAr. $50 me-
tors--s.5O, Bush & Lane Piano
Co. studio PROCLAIM. AN Eve
ming AZ Home"
PACIFIC COAST STATIONS
XII. Los Angeles. 400 meters
5:a0.s. educational talk by Or.
Ralph Il. Power, and music. g-t0.
semi-monthly program or the
wampas, featuring screen celeb
rifles.
KgO. Oakland. 400 meters
1901. luncheon concert: z.
musical program and speakers.
i-j:90. concert orchestra from tho
81 Francis hotel.
KPO. son Francisoo. t23 meters
LII. Rudy Selger's Fairmont
hotel orchestra; 2.30-3:30. John
ME Bucks AmphiAns t;50-b;S0.
Fairmont hotel orchestra; 5;30-
$3.50. children's hour. LILO. Sell
gers orchestra; s.t0, BrHdfield's
band from the Palace hotel.
kew. Portland. ta2 meters
1870 p. M, concert; 3. chiIdron's
program: 8. concert: 1919. dance
music from the Multnomah hotel.
XIII, Los Angeles. 3a5 meters
--l2:20.l.l musical program;
f.30-3:30. matinee musicals g.
$3.50. Art HickmAn's orchestra;
6.30-7 30, children's hour. $780,
$40. 4. Of s. q, glae club. sf30.
lecture on astronomy: e-to. pro-
gram by the PIGGY WiEgiy girls:
i6.lt. Burtnetts dance orchestra,
xxx, Los Angeles, 8sf meters
--fO.9D a. m. home .conomlcsi
- noon, organ recital: 2. Paul
gerson, reader 8. opera "a
country Cir: $40. feature pro-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-21
8 Held in Murder
of Indian Prince

BOMBAY. Jan. ?i.-Ssvcn officials
OF the native state o. Indore. as we'll
as the chauffeur and aide DO camp
OF the MaharaJah were arrested to
day In connection with the aAsassina.
ton OF Abdul Baula. tho merchant.
aud the attempt to kidnap MumtAz
Begun. beautiful Sau,oh girl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-21

Instant Relief, Don't stay stuffed,
up, Take "Pape's Cold Compound"
every two hours untn three doses
are taken, The first dose opens
slogScd-up noStrils and air passages
OF head. stops nose running. 70
lieves headache. dizziness. fevrrish.
ness. sneezing, The second and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-21
nRITON REsENTs
fORTER'S STAND

4 resent IN the fullest lcsr,s The
inslnuation ~ the honorable gentle.
man that Ensland's proposal 20
abolish opium smoking IS years
after China stops production and
smoking b. intended an "a mgr, cub.
trrfuEr Co permit the eva 20 con
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-21
1000 10 Attend ConcIaye

More shan AO0O out.of-towu visit
ors viii attend the Northern baptist
convention which meets IN seattle in
July, Rev. D. \ Aadrcws told mrm-
hers OF the Religious Educational
Workers union az Moves cafeteria
TUESDAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-21

third doses usually break up Tho
cold completely and end ali grippe
misery,
'Papes Cold Compound" b tho
quickest. surcst relief known and
costs only thlrty,flve cents at drug
stores Tastes nice. Contains no
quinine. Iusis, upon Paps's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-21
CLUB FUN
Newspapermen TO House.
warm New Headquarters

An informal dance and dinner,
starting Al $40 Wednesday night.
viii dedical. the new home OF the
Seattle Press club In the Kermo,t
building. Fifth and seneca -. News.
papermen and their associates IN
the business and professional fields
will attend en- maAas.
The cniertalnmoni program VII
feature professionals from tho Pan.
taEes. ophsuni. Hsllig and Dag'
dad. MrE. Adam neelsr. prominent
local soIoist. will sing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-21
nETTER nAIRYING

Ten years ago the highest yearly
record for hutterfat was LOSS
wounds, Now there are 90 cows
that have made over 1000 pounds
In year, and there arc 30 with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-21
POWELL HEADS ~" CLUB

John II. Powell. well-known Seat.
tie attorney. was elected president
of tho University club. succeeding
L. c. Gilman. Il was announced
Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-21

II YOU buy and improve ana ~, ~
there's bound 10 be a profit w
not use The Star Want Aas'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-21
DIR. Wyckoff Made
Orthopedic President

Or w. J wyekoff was installed
A. president. and Dr. X L. Jeffcry
and Roger Anderson as vice presi.
dent and secretary. respsc.
lively. OF the seattle orthopedic
hospital Tuesday evening al n ban
quct NJ The olympic Hotel
DO you want TO rent an apart
ment or housed Look In today's
Want Al Page and sec for yourself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-21

Ten ot Enghnd's most noted
hangmsn have attempted suicide In
-ccent years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-21

records OF more tlssn 10000 p0un'
of milk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25
10 SUBURBAN REAL
ESTATE FOR SALE

BIC OFFER - 5-acre I'm
proved property at sacrifice
House. POULTRY house. ga
rage: we'll. one acre cleared
and ready for pillow; sieC-
tricity and telephone sery
ice. good graded and gray
eied road Place located =
miles from school stores ana
iuterurhan station with
school bus for children In
vestigate this opportunity at
once. Price $1,000: terms $50
cash. $50 In 80 days SEQ in
60 days. SIS per month 22B
Walker Bldg. corner Second
ave and University II.
Phone EIIuf-UTsn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25
EBERHARTER'S
GOOD
USED
CARS
LOWEST
l'ttlt'ts
tg2I-si CflEVROLEr
COUPE, ONLY gt65
1888 FORD .sS @

ira 20 shiny and ucw looking all
mechanical parts iu such perfect
condition that irr just like new.
Finish. top aud upholstery sro
practically ns perfect us the day
elt came from the factory and its
fine cord tlfoa show hardly any
signs OF wear Equipment in
rludrs a specially large steering
wheel with classy horn attach
iaRnt steering column brace.
De- rain HWips WtGd shield, spot
light etc. VERY EASY TERMS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25
g. FOR sAI.E-AcHEAGE

Bic OPPORTUNITY 5saCre
suburban home place; gund
s-room house with bath, A.
acres cleared atl surface
cleared. good fruit orchard.
poultry houHpE W1Odshvds
good we'll, Ervvn clover fNr
cows vlcctriCltyg telephone
mail delivery. wide fruut
age right on main North
Trunk road close 90 now
seattle Everett state hiEh-
way now under coustruc-
tiou. This is big bargain.
Located pcar school stores
and intorurhau station, in
thlcSlN settled district
Price only SANoo. terms yttN
cash. SleN I'm 30 days $3.50
ip 90 DAYS S8s per month
Call today. 22U walker
hldga corner Second ave and
University 81 Phone Elliott
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