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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02
An Honor Deserved

TN THE new half-cent stamp bearing the
L likeness of Capt Nathan Hale the
United States has conferred an unusual
honor. Up TO this time only former presi-
dents, Martha Washington and Benjamin
Franklin, first postmaster general, have
been honored on postage stamps.
Hale was only II years old when the
British hanged him one Sunday morning
in New York.
He had been graduated from Yale only
two years before. When the war broke
out he was teaching school. He served in
a Connecticut regiment thru the siege of
Boston. In the spring of ITS he was
commissioned captain and in September
undertook his hazardous mission behind
enemy lines.
And ii was on September % that his
story ended with the dignified and
patriotic words that have immortalized
him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02
The OLD,sted Case

THE 0msted liquor conspiracy case
i dragS along. Continuance after con-
tinuance, as attorneys for the defendants
try method after method TO pick flaws in
the indictment or to crawl out of harms
way thru some loophole in the law.
down the Vu o, S ana u ny anr 70 Ms"
ments over technicalities, to make every
body sick Of the case before it really gets
to trial
The stage hands now are cleaning up
the props from the last act. There won't
really be anything Of interest to the pub
lie in the Olmsted case until the stage is
cleared and the show is really ready to
start.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02
PreSidentOrT OWnPum D.?
BY HERBERT QUICK

THE one policy which tho
l. president haE adopted which
has met with tho most unqunli
fled approval from lncOHHcqutn.
liaI folks Ike ua, has been biz
advocacy 81 economy. Yct iu
one respect. Dc has miEHed q
great opportunity In connection
with n.
iie Hull does the silly stunt ~
dcyOtlng much valuable time ~
shaking hands with Tom. Dick
and Harry. and Ann, MARY and
Dorothy. u 10 silly II IS de-
grading 20 hiB high office. And
nov b has become actually dis
reputable. For tho tourist aFcn.
cles have begun-or kept on. !
don't know which advertising
tho fact that they VIII give their
customers the privilege OF shaf
Ing hands with the president.
They are actually selling the
time Of tho president. II lowers
the president and bis office.
We pay the president q lot OF
money for his time. This hand
rhaklng wastes The time wc pay
him Tor. This aspect OF The mat
ter ought 10 appeal 10 tho presi.
DENTS economical New England
mind.
n he IL willing 70 abandon tho
individual drlnklnB.cup for tho
really insanliary common cup
which paHscs tho mouth.luices Of
al and sundry 20 the drinker "
water in the white House. he
should eagerly seize tile oppor.
tunlty 70 save tho time which
costs Us dollars for every cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02

their action caused the North Caro-
lima authorities to rerokc the act Of
eession. aud TO send officers into
the region. after flro pears the
government Of the netU state ceased
70 erist.
Q. Where did tho expression, hal
cyon days" signifylng days OF quiet
and rest. originator
4. HgleyoH birds tcerc me King
fishers trhosc nest is supposed 10
hare been buHt upon the teapcs
lehich ircrc aieavs az rest during
The period Of broodiH0. The scrcs
days preceding nnd the scueH days
foiiotriH0 the shortest days OF the
year. being exceptionally free from
storms. mere regarded az hoIoyoH
days.
Q. Does Shakespeare say some
thing in ono OF his poems about
quarrcling with a man for cracking
nuts because ono has hazel cyes7
a. The reference Is no doubt 10
the passage IN Act OF Romeo and
Juliet. 10 reads as fotioios: why,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02
SCIENCE -
Powerful Rays

A FEW years ago. photograph.
n ing human spine with The
H.rays was great feat, and n
difficult ono. Today. owing. 10
many improvements. almost un.
bclievablo results can DO at.
tanned.
Roentgcn. largely by accident.
discovered X.rays In 1895. MI.
chacl Farnday and Sir william
Crookes made tho first X.rays
One minor Improvement follow.
cd the other in the production OF
these rays until. in 1913. tho
Coolidge tube was perfected
This tube was capable OF operat.
ing on 100000 volts and greatly
Increased the scope OF tho X.
rays. Beyond that voltage no
tube at that time could hold lta
vacuum. Tho last great i'm.
provemcnt Is that OF V. Il. Pull.
In, director Of the Pathological re.
search department. Woolwlch.
England. lie has designed now
tube that operates At 100000
volts. which is double the power
OF tho best previous one. This
increases tho use OF the rays TO
such an extent that a flaw IN a
steel casting, four inches thick,
can bc detected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02
!? I? ANSWERS to Your Questions !? !?

thou tcilt quarrel lcih a nan mho
hath hair moro. or hair tess.
rs his beard than thou hast. thou
u4i quarrel ifth man FOR crack
mo nats. having 10 other reason
est sccauSe thou has, basel cycs.
Q. Where did Virginia get its
nickname OF The Old Dominion
state?
A. IN The carly days Of our eoun-
try. oil Of the British posscssious
iccFe DESIGNATED az Virginia. and
irerc kHoira under fhc general name
Of the Colony aud Dominion Of Vir-
1'Hia. Later. 70 diaiipauish ,ohat Is
Hoto kEoieH as Virginia from the
country embraced ia Ner England.
q icas called old Virginia, or Old
Dominion. aud 10 this day {, bears
rs ancient fitie.
Q What does the expression De
tween scyIla and Charybdis" mean
4. Scvila " a rock and Charyb4is
a whirlpool in the straits Of Mcssina.
Sicily. IN ancient niarS saraor
monster icus supposed to BE- hing IN
ioah az each ~ these poiHts. and
nheH a sailor found himself beticcen
the ipo nc gaze himself M for ios,
for 10 escape from The ono ,eas 10
run INTO the Other. SO tci.en per
son finds himself IN predicamcut
mot threatens him ,cifh danger
iehioheror ioay nc may more. he 4.
sad 10 be ecficecn gcvtIa end
Chdrybdi,.
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which would he spent 70 TIE Gun,
which, Eanitaunns ay ORC fh.
only safe drinking ufaHsIa Ana
d would be- The most popular
thing DC could DO. " fe woun
issue o statement saying
TO whom u SIN Concern
a great many thoughtic1s propls
have come % cOnfure tie office
of the president Of the United
States with that " the town
pump. They regard Tic noun.
bent u this office ~ a atandaId
for the support Of q pump-hsn.
die. and they look upon his hand
and arm as the handle. Wer.
this II merely harmless popular
fad. / should not feel called upon
70 stop u, but u consumes The
time Of the president, does no.
body good, desrades tho office.
makes my time the subject Of
barter and sale by tourist agen.
cies. and is tax on tho strength
Of tho president
"For taesc reasons. / shall not
10 future shake hands with any.
one merely 10 pOgo NJ "A hand.
shaker. shall confine this CT.
crtlon TO my friends and &C.
qualnlanccs. You may visit Tbs
public rooms OF the white HOUSE.
but sou viii not be introduced
10 or allowed 70 shake The hand
OF the president unless you hays
actual business with him"
Such proclamation would
command the approval Of every
man and woman Of sense in the
world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02
Big High Schools Cheaper

ers Is sf95, while It ia 1924 In
schools having five teachers or
less.
In New York in the high
schools having $50 to 800 enroll.
mcnt the r1edian pupil cost is
SIP, while tho cost in tho small
high schools Is s205. In some
states costs per pupil in tho
small high schools run up as
high as $500 TO 800 per year.
The commissioner OF education,
John J. Tigort, plans TO appoint
a committee which will study tho
high cost OF education In small
high schools and Soc what can be
done about Il.
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SIR. FLrit: EUerD Dcar numbers
Of hi0h school BOYS 20 10 Aldslaa
70 tboTk IN the cGHHerics. IN Tits
toag they get 70 sec the country and
earn tcq0cs OF me same time. Can
yoa not fic ~ 70 that Girls fcAo
ran, 10 ,cort and arc also haHgrp
10 90 places and sec things can find
employment array from their home
clties for the summer, tcherc they
tUiH earn some money aud haze
their transportation paidr ". ".
Many high school and college girls
do get employment at tbs various
resorts. such as Yellowstone park
and Paradise inn. waiting on table
and similar occupations. Some OF
them report good time and want
20 20 back. Others declare that
mothers little old kitchen looks good
10 them after one such season away
from home.
Mr.. FLrit: Can yoH inform nc
,chcrc 10 apply for a fire tcdrdeH's
commisstoHR hpe IN TIC country
aud often see campers toho do not
put out their fires, think J could
do some good. 4. G. III.
Write 20 tho state forestry depart
mcnt, Olympia, Wash.
Mr. T'irii: Hoig long does a
iaborcr hare to icork for tho city
before nc becomes a ciril scrtice
maBg II. u. r.
II you have taken the civil service
examination and have received an
appointment you viii have 10 serve
the usual probation period Of six
months before you become fully es-
iablished under the civil service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02
"Tiger of Sonora" AboHshes Loafing
oisIS ~ sfs it,set uss

wants fewer federal workers and
moro work. lie intends 10 elm.
mate most Of Mc4icu'H national
holidays They arc numerous.
There arc some 30 feast days
and. Of course, % Sundays. In
alt almost a third OF every year.
in Tho past. had been gwen over
TO fcasis.
From now on workers in Mex.
leo VIII DO allowed only four IA.
tional holidays "A year.
A complete reorganization OF
The army Is also a part OF presi.
dent Gales program. An imme-
dlnie reduction from es. 600 mon
10 10000 IS scheduled. and even.
tuaily he plans an army Of only
10000. with a national militia. or
reserve. OF citizens with three
months training In military
camps.
President Gales is tho most
American chief executive
Mexico has ever had. lie Is
rclfmadc man He was born IN
The village Of Guaymas, 80 years
nsu. Hig father was d pcon. and
Pluiarco had to scratch for every
ayliabci Of bis education. As a
lad he pcddlcd drinking water
and later taught school
He led troops under Madcro.
Carranza and Ohrcgon. and won
for himself the nickname Of IT.
ger OF Sonora. He was born
an under dog. 70 lie has always
been for the under dog.
II am frankly for giving the
exploited and submerged Mexl.
can masses "a new deal nc says,
shooting out a fighting under
Jaw,
And he probably will. He
plans to educate the people. all
OF them, and part Of his scheme
is TO provide poor farmers with
modern tools and teach them
how TO uso them. Large estates
no proposes 10 divide up into
small holdings and give every
pcon n chance 10 farm his own
bit He promises 10 raise tho
standard Of Mexican labor gen.
orally He, himself. is a member
in good standing OF the ma.
cbiniats union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02

@. How often is a census OF the
United States takeR7
A. The constitution requires that
n population census Of The United
states be token deccHnlaHg The
Jirst ccnsaS fcas taken IN 1880. and
FfAs most recent. tic flsh, u 1920.
IN cddition 20 these dcccHBial cen
sases. lrhich include population. az
ricuitRre aud manufacturing cen
suscs. there arc annual figures OBJ
taiaed for such things as births.
deaths. marriages. dirorces. financial
statistics Of states aud cities, etc.
N addition. there are statistics Of
zarioas kinds gathered semi-aHnaGI-
". quarterly and monthly.
Q. What was the date OF the lay
ing OF the first Atlantic cable7
4. The original. or rather the first
permanent cable. tras laid IN July.
1866. connecting ireland trith Neio-
yoandlaHd, but an earlier cable ieos
latd betircen the foregoing points.
tghich tras lost Us construction. This
lost cable. hopcrcr. iraS later re-
corered and completed.
q Was there ever a state in tho
limited States called the State Of
franklin
A In 1885, North Carolina ccded
her tccSterB lands TO the general
noDernment The settlers ,rcst Of
me mountains. fearing q period Of
ssrpsiess government 10Th state
protection pititdrdton. established the
state Of Franklin, adopted consii-
futioH. pethioned congress for rcco0-
milton, and elected officers Nelrs Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02

MENICo CITY. May Am
Nl eyes here arc on the "rlgcr
OF Sonora" otherwise known as
tho president OF Mexico. Gen.
Plu,arvo elias Gales.
lie has announced that AiexI.
cans viii have 10 save time ar
we'll as money.
This year. says Gales. Mexico
must trim expenses 10 tho tune
OF 5000, ooo-a 30 per cent re.
ducfion.
Mexico needs t1at $50. 900. 900
badly Inst September she an.
thorsscd a $4,000. 600 loan 10 be
floatcd IN New York. The ar.
ranKcmenta were all made. hut
as soon as President Callea was
inauguratcd he Cancelled the loan
and ordered government officials
under him 20 save the amount
by reducing their expenditures
and cutting out graft.
Some iiT.sOo. 900 la now due
as interest on Mcxieo'a 100000
900 foreign drht Haif that sum.
or $4,000 900. IS tn arrears mnrc
Iuns 30. la.f Hut Gales rays
ho II going 10 rec 70 u that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02

IN crimo.ridden Chicago they
L have put a woman IN sail be.
cause sho throw stove ia az
her husband after no had crit.
cihcd her biscuits, hope Fhc
can get "a woman jury. for only
from wives can the poor thing
ever hope for Justice. And hope
tho stove lid hit him.
For tho man who knows tho
least about tho art Of cookery.
and cosnprchcnds nothing OF
what t!mo aud patience and at
tcntion II takes, Is generally the
smart guy who has the most &c.
marks 20 broadcast when tho
toast happens 20 scorch or the
chocolate pudding Jumps md
aomc men do na know any other
joke cxcep, tho ono about hard
biscuits. Many a good woman
has welded tho hiscui, cutter
when shs was ready 10 drop on
her feet. only TO SEQ her efforts
como 10 little good. after which
she has had 10 hayo her cara as
saultcd with vittlcisms regarding
tho hcayincss OF that particular
batch OF dough.
Even tho best OF cooks some.
times have failures. and TO many
women cooking Is not a labor OF
10Y. When either Is the case, Y
Ia n tlresomc thing 20 DO sub.
iectcd 10 caustic remarks from
some male person. even tho you
are married TO him, who has not
one iota OF cooking knowledge
10 his credit.
Suppose women do have fall
urc5 in tho kitchen now and
then. is that any reason for an
extra evening edition OF table
conversation? Don't the men
have failures in their work
also? But who ever heard a
good wife sit up and call attcn.
ton TO them?
Does tho travelling salesman's
spouse rebuko him with a re.
mcmbranco that week before
last he failed TO land rich
customer? Does tho lawyers
lady harp over tho dinner table
about tho case no logt ycRter.
day? Docs the woman married
to the general merchant regalo
his supper hour with jokes
about how tho sales arc falling
off in the piece goods depart
ment?
You can bet your life they
don't. They know whnt they
would get II they started that
variety OF talk, and besides.
even II they had no better sense
OF humor, they would feel so
low.down and snoaking that
they couldn't bo happy for a
week.
There arc times when silence
IN golden. When the biscuits
fail is ono Of them. And any.
way, would be willing TO lay
n wager that this husband who
had tho stove lid hurled at his
head Is tho sort OF man who
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VoU can get an answer 70
l. any question OF fact or in.
formation by writing The Seat.
To Star Question Editor. 1893
New York ave. Washington.
d. c.. and inclosing ? cents in
loose stamps for reply. no
medical. legal or martial nd.
vice. Personal replies. conf.
Dental. All letters must DO
signed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02
SMOKING ROOM
STORIES

saJ'His Is the age Of playing
Il safc." said the smoker with
tho wlHo face. You never can
tell about anything. Even IN
matters OF love you cant be too
confident or too careful. A
young fellow IN my town is hep
20 tho uncertainties which con.
front Us on all sides. lie Is so.
Ing TO 30 married -mcbbe. Hs
went tho other day 20 buy the
ring. 'shalr / engrayo u with
From John 70 Jennle7'' asked
tho icweler
"'Yrs no. wait a minute SUP.
pose you just engfaye IL From
John and let q so 81 that"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02
Horses Grow More Scarce

During the last few months
the cost OF horses and mules has
risen sharply, they say. and
breeders are getting interested in
the new market which appears
TO be inevitable.
Figures recently made avail
able by the department OF com.
mcrce showed that manufacture
ers OF horse-drawn vehicles were
40 per cent greater in 1898 than
in 1891. The value OF the wag.
ons, buggies and sleighs manu-
featured in 1923 was s22,4e3, 4os.
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Mr.. Fixit of The Star
Undertakes Here TO Remedy Your Troubles
if Of Public Interest

Hr. Fiat: VA yop tell me " ne
salary Of married man can be at
tachcd for debt contracted IN a.
other slater SUBSCRIBER.
II tho creditor in another state
has already obtained a judgment. he
could collect it by sarnishrnent in
this state. II no could locate the
debtor. Or lie could bring quit in
this state, and IL he secured judg-
ment. proceed 10 collect in the sarns
way. Either is rather a difficult
procedure.
Mr.. Firit: Is the dog catcher al
iolcea 30 como into the yard dsd
take on the back porch dog phicll
Is peacefully sleeping OF the iimei
Ed.
The instructions the dog catcher
has are not TO follow an unlicensed
dog into his own yard. In cases Of
vicious or mad dog it is Derniss-
able.
$50
Br. Firit; Is there any ordinance
against keeping dogs that btfe'
am a paper boy, and as ] hate 10
0irc doorinob deiiUorH the doss
make Il rather uncomfortable FOR
me-. Most Of them arc friendly. but
some wiH bite. A READER.
No one has a right to keep
vicious dog on his premises, unless
II is tied up. Where a dog shows
positive vicious signs. report him TO
the poundmaster. CA rfld-s734 Bear
this in mind. however. most dogs
are afraid of a good-natured hoy
who is not afraid OF dogs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02
Hoping the Lid Hit Him
BY MRS. WALTER FERGUSON

could eat Is light. fluffy. de.
hclous biscuits cooked by his
wifc in rcdhot kitchen. on a
sizzling August evening and
maintain a profound silence
upon tho subject OF their excel
leuCe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02

Now York dis.
patch about n
wcddin' among
tho movie folks.
II in d lcatcs
tho c j n gos
tlmo M axes
Not 20 very
long ago, dc.
scription OF the
BRIDES ok
In Es w o uld
make father
h I d Q h Is
bushes in his
newspaper and
m Of N q p ~.
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stnr's Washington Bureau,
49,: New York Ave.

M1AsHINGToN. May 2.-The
w more boys and girls there
arc In a high school. the less
each costs the community, ac-
cording TO figures Of the bureau
OF education. The larger city
schools can do tho work more
efficiently than small rural high
schools determined to give the
Boys and girls every advantage
enjoyed by their city cousins.
In California the median cost
per pupil in tho large high
school having 20 or more teach.
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stars Washington bureau,
1879 New York Ave.

WASHINGTON. May 2.-"If
w wishes wero horses
years from now We may he sing.
Ing that song, the department OF
agriculture predicts.
Experts have been taking a
horse census. They say that fby
1880 there viii be only ieI horses
4 to years old for every $50
now on farms, and only rs
mules for every 80 at present.
Horses to years OF age arc
most desirable for farm work.
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enough money Is saved this year
not only TO pas the interest duo
on all outside loans, bu, 20 meet
federal expenses as well.
For one thing. President Gales
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is the chief labor-producing industry of
the state, but il promotes beauty of land
Scape.
Don't fail to do your part
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What Wealth BUS

THE richest children in the world
L probably Henry Ford's grandchil-
dren.
But don't envy them.
Their millions will never buy the bill
lion-dollar pleasures of your youth--the
public school. the old swimming hole,
hooking apples, fighting the cross-town
gang.
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L Seen by
tn Papers
SEE KITCHEL PlXLEY
Sage Of ihc 0lsmpics

BN kITCiifsL FINLEY
suTHE bride wore a barpin Of
l. diamonds. sports dress.
champaEne.colored silk stockings
and black satin slippers" says a
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A Thought

Weeping may endure for n
night, but JOY cOmcih in the
morning .-Ps. xyy,;5.
HNIIErtE can DO no rainbow
i without Il cloud and storm.
Vincent.
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claim. "of course, you
hunt up all such trash that's in
Your paper" Nowadays, the Wis.
ion Of a bride is n darncd weak
whey sort of q vision, unless YOU
know what the bride has got her
logs In. You can't let IL so with
harpin at her wishbono and
sports dress. Never mind her
hair or her bouquet. wcddin'
ring md other trimmin's. IL YOU
don't tell that she's got legs in
champagne or other huos YOU
simply defeat socioty's demands
for description. And II YOU dis.
appoint society in this you might
ms well announce that the bride
was married without legs, and DO
done with IT,
OncrU old CoHSta6I SEN
BedrdSicD SAYS balloon trousers
are a 0odscHd, as JcAoc can
pct IN at either end Of thom.
t0hcB hurrU-up official duty
call comes.
IT is noticed that our police dc.
pnrtment took "Bc Kind to Ant.
mails Week" to refer to blind.
pigs.
"Coolidgc's economy is ap.
proved by DS per cent of the
people," says u republican or.
gan. Maybe. And the other .
per cent initiate II.
what makes some mon stuck
ON golf Is that pou can play IL
sooner after a rain Than y, can
motO The iuiCh
Moluncton Sweet says. "Aftcr
all. life consists in tryin' to soil
somothin TO others who. YOU
think, don't know ga much as
you do"
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llpASpANk G IT, 81 :

NEWS ITEM Mouie with sufficient proyoca
ton, may justiably spank his wife.
WARNING TO mssus You won't st must be
- perfectly ank-unloss
careful, papa will spank
Judge by saying IL naughty
you be- that daddy take YOU
I
dinners not ready when father 70 be
10 - 80
Perhaps things DUR
'hagd ge by taking /,
II may be real ceyerhis planbut any women
ioks gve The judge hdder who failed
shy Of the
Copyright, 10 taD
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IT is noticed that our police dc.
pnrtment took "Bc Kind to AMI.
mails Week to refer to blind.
pigs.
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what makes some mon stuck
ON golf Is that Dou can play 10
sooner after a rain Than y, can
motO The iuUn.
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Molnncton Sweet says "Aficr
all. life consists in tryin' to soil
somothin' 10 others who. YOU
think, don't know ga much as
YOU do"
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Newspaper Ia
tsrprits Aaaa
and Quilted
fress Services
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Only Half Block to
Phinney Car
$5,500-S500 Down
Phinney District

tbsolutriY folks this is pue OF
tie elahairnt Eroom bunEa-
lows. with stairway To an
attic. we have ever listed for
price asked Think 81 every
ihluK that yuu can pat in a
new house nowadays. add a
lot for design. piua location.
then allow apme for what you
may not be able - think or.
and then you will have some
IDEA uf what this place must
p IKE II tbs fret party who
Looks a. this place does not
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