The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 21, 1920, Page 13

THE = SEA SRIURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1920 P4GE 13 $25.00 DOWN And $10.00 per mon O-foot lot, whic ground, altho ly up high, with a beautiful view of the Olymptc monntaing and the sou only $525.00. Why pay high prices for ya a big SOx | fine garden temporary summer ee and be ahead of the game from $200 to $300 thie falih MAKE IT YOUR BUSINESS ake Fauntleroy avenue car, No. Avenue, or Gatewood t Jumean street. In- quire at the little white office va the loft hand side next to the s r WS re Sues reat ESTATE ted nay : Rev none Main Main $10.00 DOWN ant $10.00 a month buys a nice { Fane lot. facing on an $6- feretiaree re. Le joe a paved Kt eburches, | How TO ARRIVE THERE Fauntleroy car No. 2 on Firet oe Saaryeee jitmeya, to W. ‘the lit. jeft ha: Paks Yau ot Ti BRAY ESTATE i oR pone Main tT sted Re ae over $2,000 ¥ ae, Theatres City fs cc. Mane Mian. 7 y. Sis Ser have you? Address D-116, "aa KEYPORT mee beouty | spot of Puget Sound— fastest growing young city on KEYPORT the new Ld station; the gov- ernment je making extensive im- provements there. KEYPORT OFFERS You business and is Place to build your home on salt water: city water, + poe Tesldeses,” “it me ( lots, $160 up; i Hyak. pier Ci and @ good look at Cali Elliott 99 for infor- and 4 to oceupy; some part- ly #0. FULMER, 499 Burke Bidg. FARM BARGAIN wagons, tools, cows, “ry! sock ey te in hates cae Fo. ing ara with an “income from the : ; $12,000; ROBERT MALTBY CO terms. , 1008 34 Ave. $4,200-—-1-ACRE HOME PLACE ‘This acre is highly eyrcnenet, fine soil, fruit, beautiful a paved S clerasd Pie? fine = house, good com- ng; warege; & very pi te home place. MORFORD Main 3855 575 Colman Bldg. LOGANBERRY LAND 18 cleared, best ideal for berries; faci: hour from this office; ; terms. OBERT MALTBY CO, 1008 24 Ave. 1% acres of choice alder bottom, pane on one of the main high- about two miles south of The. ‘ee limits; walking distance to electric car; has stage service; good surroundings. Pri $2, terms $500 cash, balanc the purchaser. CHARLES BE. ADAMS 1010 Third Ave. REAL PRODUCER acres, cultivated; fine soil; near city, Nimite; 6-room bungalow; al + ted light; telephone; water; ing orchard; modern ae oe a brooder house, barn; yoann Owner going ant nb balance easy. i a sa. eplend buy and a to ‘suit 20-ACRE FAee to facing upland soll; § aci Ronen MALTBY CO., 1008 3d Ave. ~ He PETERS UR: Ready for (ocupans: unit, on ‘4-acre ground, in West Seattle, sii cash, $15 per month; lace for garden and chickens. and ree wood op the ground T help you to own « home. Rs, 716 Third A CREAGK Bar AGREE GOST SPRUE “ENT. FORS timber Cashmere, an acre. land, five miles at less than ten deo Adjoins bearing or Laberty wis taken at interest. Further er, T “Suquamtah, Wash from 1 BOTTOM LAND in cultivation, no over . good opring ® acre ped: $5,000 nt MALTY « RAY AND Gak- milee from Beat. 20-aere tracts WASHINGTON LAND TRIIGATION CO. 4 kiey Tt Seattle, 5 ACRES MEADOW $1,250 Close to Everett interurban at Ee i" soil: partly cleared: ¥ north of city, Main APT %s to anyon: anti! mia eo wi mi MB: Waab. under WESTERN. oe to go im the rite Box _ziiott we ee adrens 609 aR. ie ACRE TT aes ——- end heap he a4 price. rh) 716 Third Ave. IMPROVED FIVE-ACRE FARM bargain. $4,200, on very re sonable terms. MINES Alaska Building @ooccocoseo0[e 14 neres; Main 7677. Sra omer ee 'e@ rent RIVE FOR” cation, low price and easy od. LAND TO CULTIVATE FOR RENT proved 13-sere tract Pe a iaier ave. Close-in bottom and. acres of bottom land. cleared, on Bothell road. No better land. acres Page land, e land. acres sod land in Ballard: all bot- Good tom, and thoroly cleared. for anf purpose. acres, foneed and cleared; all hot- tom land; some fruit; é-room house. Located at Green Lake. acre celery yout: all cleared; north of the bity. It pays to pein these times. of these t can be ‘euitivated on the iy pad is so“ asaee ¥. be higher. Raise a sacks of sents, ete., and help ys wa the H.C. WEST & WHEELER Marion bldg. Choice potato and ¢ 1 Running wai Hinckley Bid: Simplex A U “wel Ain ecto e 37 Pee tie Biectric’’ Welder. Power. ARE 4! SULATIVE And while they offer isrge returns, do not speculate unless you can afford to pate a loss. The recent discovered oil elds ere bringing Weelth toe great many Deopie. Profit by first hand informat Many millions will be made us year promises to be the bi; in companies operatinx in the Mid Conti it, Texas and Burkburnett fields, or interested, you should read 1 lacks pe: PRESS Fy —an More’ than money by ita advice. and unlisted oil ored map of the Kansai homa oil fields FREE on requent. HStgese OL PRESS, 1505 Repub- 42-room hotel; strictly modern; new building; new furnishing: fe Vwi oes cL ENTA! alt Co. k Maiifote 4991 PROPORTION na for sale in coal $0 ning © population beds, sad not able (2 mast tno demand for accommodation. This property paid for itself in Inst 12 Aig As} reasons for selling. | J. Marion, | ih and terms. Hotel, tem A BARGAIN FOR CAB 1) sleeping and housekeeping rooms, walk distanc Owner leay Sits! "hadrece'D-s08" Bian!" | sax | ae eer £ ~ | April 1, od'toce|Pint Flasks Are BUS ESS OPPORTUNITIES - a WHOS GROCERY AND || ke adhe ket vals and co and as and bath acre groan fruits, wr Fulton from At 2 a.m.) ete Chicago Mara from coma at 1am Departares sruary Mtr Chicago Maru kong via ports at 10:30 a. m rebruary 20-—Htr Mr HOGS | Meniia via ports at midnight giving | si Il Reported by Wireles jan Government O—Btr Admiral Goodrich tn Narrows, southbound, at 6:10 #tr Redondo in Milbewk Sound, 4 5 wha off pm. HY OWNER | $400 ine \ strict fotal vai $10,000: gone oid neidered No agents. | ir Cour from RAYS Hirdhaven, | Oly, M HPOHTC NITY TO ONT x \aec and lar by the investment of onty Ah, Pr A. Bly, 7 troadway City, Room ¢i1, New York ag AM i Platd oe WPFARD business for Rood furnitures, o cheap price. ¢03 bh | a INVERT FE 560" POE atoucke off Kes ace pm. U.S. Naval Communications February 20—ftr Capt, Richmond for Mremerto att pm: ot J Moffett, fan Fran- miles south of oad iF You uniness and it with and evenings till 9. kK. Ww MILLER Moncey vi in Busin $18 Crary 1 Hitiott 1 AL PRIEWANENT WAI” WAVING, arcelling, henna edhe for gray end fi re NG ove Talon Be | aT WRIRERE Lyrics" ah a hy completed number Jonn J. Kenny, Mobo! OSPITAL. CAP. ie REAL ESTATE LOANS “ACRBAGE \ANS— FARM LOxNE, day. 10 to 4, atta, 720 miles P-Vessels in Pe in Port at ttle T: terminal—tr Crown of Te- Vier 16¢—ttr Fulton, —-Motor schr Kirketind Motor schr Apes, str West Jes- ~ttr Jefferson, otr Banta Ans. Pier 1 —ttr Bergen. Pacific Const Engmeering worke—#tr Bastern Martner Pacific Coast bunkers-@tr Rastern Moon. Mkinner @ Edy yerde—Kir Kastern Knight, bk Guy C. Gow. Pier BeAr Admiral Rvane Alaska Steamship company moortngs—Str Vietoria, str Mtar No. 2. * terminal—U. BH. Burnside, rd ot. terminal—@tr astern Piet, prompt service; Leary bBullding. 106 LEGAL N “T0 Wi yom bua AY sect-pub e § CONCERNT” arage at 623 eet of tot 2 Addition. wn nl oat of the Superintendent of Putid- jor to Baturday, February A. SPENCER, 0° Du Ames yerde—sir e varde—ftr West Campeaw Roosevelt, str Jappe Todd drydock—Atr Maatern Gale, etr Ad- miral Rodman Lake Unten—Mulls Smoquaimie, Droxton, Laota, Endymion, Fort Jackson disan, Boughton, Bowssment, lourne- ville, Allenhurst, Abilla, Adria, Ca- praria, Kiestra, Gelwin, Abydos, Arca- Weet Freene, ‘whaling stre Tengisa, "Keo Melternan arydech—Btr Northwestern Lander st_terminal—U. A ® Surveyor Kings & Winge yerde—Motor ec’ eph Putt , Downs Hik. 7 All cases. Fees | THREE MONTHS IN JAIL and | s200 fine wea the sentence panned T-~ |upon Melo Tainl, a 23-yearold boy, 4 |by Federal Judge Neterer Saturday morning, Boore was found tn Taint'« Ponsession. | - | Lie i | MRS, M. WELCH, Silvana, Wash. is in Seattle, hunting her husband, | Matt. “He left me and eight kids to come here to bootleg.” #he told the po- ios CP GOR ent Attorney. American, «# for ba HOF HOSPITAL, DR PITCK, eit Pike st. Phone Main 6059. in Ballard, cleare@ and | Sits Sound, Unlisted Securities Our latest offering »:om- dines safety with high yield—7.62%. ACT NOW. Andrews & Co. 206 Hinckley Bldg. ines ® Splat” Peer ia | Gemrtel o 6. Festegse Bee ntages. Cellateral Laeme {HANSON DIAMONDS AND TA | erty Bonds. Ask your BANKER | about us. A = | Third ad Forsinars, Bopakine, Ushelsioring. Sornensen Dros. Furn. Shop S8iT ~~ Deng te adivow. @ work our mitertainers and teachers of dancing. creek of Mad ~ panne AnD Pe co. First yo Rig | guaramese. Car. pete clean: ubbed, gee | tehed and veftn ved by, ehectricit; window shades cleaned and mi to order. 1605 12thave. East 79) Maaage and Hatha DIRBCTORY DR. N Room Phone Main 5573. . to Lona j On @iamonds and jewelry, om most} satisfactory terma. SOCIETY Te aft: AL LOANS SAFE DEPOSIT | BOXES Guardian Trust & Savings Bank COLMAN BUILDING MONEY TO LOK) amount on diamonds, Jowelry. Lowest “en nai Necond Ave. Batabite rae Paper Hi: janging PER HANGING, ‘decorating. k ty mer) mater. Beacon weft Ea a JEWaLny KIDNEY 3 BLADDER DIGORDENS PHYSICIAN AND SURGHON ind Heres. 16 A.M. to ALASKA JUNK bo. Kinlote Hours Pr. Federal Post Here) Ben I Moore, assistant U. 8. dis- trict attorney ere for the past two and one-half years, will resign his federal position to take effect on it was made known Satur- i oy nell yours, wed what Toren marion ai, Dank or Second Avand Madison St. day Moore was appointed by Clay Allen, when the latter wan district attor- ney, in June, 1917. Moore haa handled most of the important cases for the government in the past two years. He will practice privately in Seattle. SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES AI siren, MA to Ver Year Title Trust Co. ond at Colmmbla No atatra to etlub * Selling Cheaply WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.—One of the department stores here is hold-/| ing @ special sale of leather-covered Pint fiagks at four for a dollar, marked way, way down. $30 BELLEVILLE, Wl Feb. 21— William Aattman has sworn off @ ing to chureh. Durglars stole his 000 private stock while he was | " str Eastern Ocean, metor sehr Booby. | | | |have been obtained on certain proper:| “VAST BUSINESS | bona fide prod [men's organization unanimousty Chicago Live Stock ‘|MIDDLEMEN TO |t_ BE ELIMINATED: County Milk Producers Plan) Distribution System | sutiers. 6.78011 $16. 2h i778 Bheep strong to higher owen, O14 50. His omi2e Catto Receipts, market | 1,500 head ¥ © Actual diatribution of milk by Lambe, $14.60@ 21.50; of the! jation tually King Couty biow#om into r The board of directors of the dairy | de cided last Wednesday evening to go} ), into the actual distribution of milk in thie ety According to the directors, options re for the week wan 0, Offerings were ematl today and ing low erain tarkete here the of governmental ettortn| ties in Reattle which will serve am din: | tributing depots, Detailed announce: ||" ment of the dairymen’s plans will bol mee one 0 made early next week | Whether the price of milk will) take @ sharp drop from the present figure is problematical, The dairy-| men assert that the price of milk! will be lower, as all they want in| the cost of production plus a fair) profit, an experience they are un. able to enjoy under the present ys- tem, they assert It is plarmed to reduce the cost of | milk under the proposed system by | establishing distributing plants thru- out the city on the sone system. ‘The soning system, the dairymen believe, will eliminate competing companies from clashing in the same districts. mar in de Deaters im other fin: in their New York Coffee and || Sugar ( Quotations {| NEW YORK, Feb. 31.—-Coftec—No, 7 Tuo, 14 he per Ib; No. 4 Santos, 20024 Ke | per tM Huger—-Raw, 10@10 260 per Mh; granu- IN LOCOMOTIVES Zressns= Sales Total $6,000,000 in Last Two Days NEW YORK, Feb. 21.—Ordern | taken in the past two days by the! American Locomotive company, it} was announced today, aggregate Report | i} tT @ Ise per Th: brotlers, eo ti per th Geeee—200 per ib, | Cheese—Tripieta, 16@370 per db, When you ask a druggist to fill a telephone prescription and he re- fuses, it is probably because he is attempting to obey the federal law Demané for rafiroad motive power regulating eale of narcotics, The! &@ spurt in the past few | druggist must have the prescription hes daysb ecause of the prompect of the! " Pein Sead ee ocunnt Stringent enforcement of ‘The Union Pacific has or- dered Fr Mallett and 10 Mikado en- einen. ‘The Canadian Nationa! railways have ordered 55 locomotives 40 Days in Jail Is His Sentence Iowa Capitol Is Sold Once Again| DES MOINES, Feb. 21.—The eta: jcapitol building has been sold again| to private parties. Manuel Hughes, For 40 days and 40 nights J. Ex-|the latest purchaser, was under ob- tel will stay In the county jail. He! servation at the police station to wan sentenced on a vagrancy charge | day. by Justice Otis W. Brinker Friday | Extel has been convicted of criminal syndicailem and his caso is under appeal. now | be ured of the world. But in reality | the world is tired of him. if Heceipts, 4,000 head; market ta | ™ A cynic is @ man who claims to) * ‘ — in Seattle ' ! bt gap h NEW YORK, Veb. 21.—Demand eter fing, which falled to mustain © rally yee opened weak today, Gedining se $2.99% and re- New York, | m r ay 1 Kerond Migh Tide | eat wtih tia 146 pm, 11.0 tt l6a4 pm, 110 SAN Paxtras, per fb BANK CLEARD ¥ 66% per io; prime twets, 6¢ | Clearings . 56,389,018.93 Extrem, 616 per dow: firete, 410 = Balances ~ 1 A45,165.21 | | Ber extra pulleta, 43¢ per on; um dersized p Seattle | Clearings Balances 171.00 | 540.00 | | per Ib. | | Clearings Balances » | Status of the New York || We are able to ai ete arm ah fur roame ove outside, ovis 2.50 Ke Stock Exchange Cah Now kad get located isos open nosoeied today, ek with Waldorf Hotel | fract in prices. Seventh and Pike only tmportant 112%, off Wi up % ; Readt Bethlehem Bt a “LUCK OF THE NAVY” Evenings, Ste to $2.49. jaturday, 4 file of Matinee % in all motor sh Bhorts in American Woolen were run stock advancing more than & pomts 133%. Bome lower priced rails after their earty softness became setive early |in the second hour and im several in- y [stances made new highs for the week. Home profit-taking appeared tm indus- trigie @uring the last half hour, and moder the same sort of resiising lower priced rails acted « half poimt more. General Motors sold from 33% to 248%; American Woolen held most of its early caine United States Steel cloned at 99%, up PALACE HIP Direction of Ackerman @& Sta Clever Acts of HIPPODROME VAUDEVILLE | Feature 2 These gs “ee Be Enforced Now|: %. off 4%. Studebaker at & | Reading at 76, off 4%: Balawin oft %; Kouthern Pacific at 97%, up %; Pan-American Petroteum at &7%, off i; Marquet * jer the law bas been announced by In-/ ternal Revenue Officer W. T. Beek: { MORRIS BROTHERS, Inc. The Premier 4 Sees ae Copttal One Miles Deters Bailding, srattle. |UTeLernonns: Main 7221; Busees $006. taut. Hatablihed Over 0 Quarter Contuey, ’s Birthday Let Us Remember Washington’s Faith ‘There were more brilliant men than Washington in’ ‘Washington's day. There were men better trained in war and statesmanship. Neitt@r hie natural ability nor his training made him great: it wae the greatness of his faith, All through his letters runs one high note—a supreme conviction that he, and his country, are instruments in the serviceand thekeeping of AlmightyGod. The world is suffering for many things these days; but for nothing as much as ite need of Faith, It needs Washington's strong sense of etewardship—his conception of life and all its possessions as a great trust to be adminis- tered in the service of men, under the guidance of Almighty God. To deepen the conviction and service of men and women, the Evangelical Churches have set aside February, as Christian Stewardship Month. Fe information inondents’ snd’ Woman's aad! the Oh INTERCHURCH | of North February Ue Wt Ealisument: rad r,t dome Al wee ose, teas National Jein- bechamel fm ‘oung Stewardship Department Sunday, February 29, will be National Life Work Enlistment Sunday. On that day the call will be sounded for greater spiritual life and the enlistment of tens of thousands of young people for special Christian Next Sunday, February 22nd, hes beenset aside asStewardshipAcknow!l- edgment Sunday. The goal of the Churches ia ten million Christian Stewards regularly enrolled in the holy habit ‘of giving of the first frukte of their income. Ten million men and women admin istering their lives and incomes as a God-given trust—such a troup can transform America—! ‘Willl_you ‘be one of that ten million? ‘Will you, on next Sunday— Washington's Birthday— prove your stewardship by dedicatinga first proportionof yourincoms tothe Kingslomnt God through your Charan ne Poaple's Sociales wid tha World Movement | ~America siinasasacee Cooperating in the Service of Jesus Christ 45 WEST 18th STREET, NEW YORK CITY 4 per dow : fiat, faney, 407 * . . FRANCIBCO, Feb. boy 74h By r AMUSEMENTS __