The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 17, 1920, Page 15

of, ot le 3 s is of a . vd Ses?) = . SULLEN FACTION P, Concurrently Ws gentence im) ss sHoes! ) CANTALOUPES IS RECOGNIED Democratic Convention in} Spokane Begins Sessions | Valley on Hand SPOKANE. Wash cantaloupes to be Botment of sta 1 fining the crime Providing swit 1 certain p me May in leral ached th ies Arrivals From Imperie | | | The endorsement of pr ‘ ems already t the country whi equity in the th Condemna enactment of t prote t daw trolled mer marine | The deve the adv and op of the here toda expected, will be presented eit Mate today ¢ BYRON, COMYNS | AARON «3 DER ld fs No one should pay mor¢ Local Markets an $8 for a pair of shoes eye will bring. down tha} * Each Get 15 Months in He's from Pennsylvania A é Prison ther has recently dropp shoes have not Carlos 1 Byror and ft Comyns, trad “| Sawdast Sugar tenced Taland Jerem aD | | Can Be Made, He the contain Says Chemist ' €ounts of the 49 Strand jury return February 20. 1 sins Judge Neto rom sawdust at & cont of le On each « t, tern t o ve | ep ant 1) an Byron is now se rROITS United 5 land, fo Rew term wil! begir ent one is completed ruled. Attorneys P) a@ strong + sentence was their intent exceptions defendants we " Custody of the United States ma shal. Nurs Prices Paid at Whelemale Le Plan Action on Aviation Landing DAIRY PROD Prices Vaid to Ship Nattertat Vans j tink - Conviction Upheld — in § Ss. tty age Case g_ Teen Paid! We OOPS om: | | 3 i o| ee arged | w un ra} - * © t ~ . : land Herman B. Smith, Cari J Sieck Guten Wacher, T mas Carry and EF Rix Bike Moonshiner Mathaaie bas several Must Pay $300 Fine Tuleo Cavvec motorcycle | . moonshine roULTKyY Prices Vaid Wholemiers in |Alumni Return to Campus This Week ity of Wa alumni the Northweat hive been ne ton three! MEAT Prices Paid Shippers mingham Age-H * Seattle “Arrivals and t a ig alumna! banquet and,eanual |. Departures | : Arrived * Crash Into Truck Pedr, Gas oh 2 May Cause Death Castle i - h to "AY, (ORAIN AND GYERD Pa ie ses vem oF Alfalfa oo e Avfaite ite! ‘a “« Room Costs Mike Scratch Foud Wheat |, .320 for One Night straw are Police to Dance rot « al bank for $9 embl oma in I Alameds ' a und Vatrolmen Frank J cece. ‘Coal Combination Vessels in Port at | abate Ordered « Seattle Today | WASHINGT May 17—The wu-|™ flere" Nera tthe " He Has Chicken Sir Katerl Ma rgument the gov: Painted Child Now |: ne. | Craze of Parisians friends Monda ARGUMENTS ON CZERNY, char Decision on Booze Is Again Delayed ' WASHINGTON jon now bem court pre her n { pounce dec ’ Top, $144 Wiican wens Lan A June 1. cep—Market wormal, ARRIVE HERE shipped ou’ Pg ne Night Martin | * »| With Four precy x DEMURE THE SEATTLE STAR.-MONDAY, MAY 17, 1920. ) It CRAWFORD & CONOVER HOLDINGS Opportunity knocks at every man’s door absolutely—a liquidation sale of real CITY UPUTS the city, disposing of the very no object, terms no consideration. EVERYTHING. IMME $10 to $40 a month and at the same time valuable North End property. vegetables, not over 300 more can do it. the University District. They must go at one sider prices or terms or anything. street car). View lots near Lake Washington — building re- iM stricted residence lots with cement walks, water, graded streets and shade trees, all in and paid for, and wonderful view—big garden tracts and the last 40 acres just opened consisting also of big tracts for little homes and big gardens—all are included in this slashed-price quick-disposal liquidation sale. ie ayy Pileasd oar oe lots and has are north— "i A right in the very path of Seattle’s best growth. From an invest- Only 15 Minutes From the Postoffice ment standpoint, aside from the home feature, there is abso- (30 Minutes by Street Car) lutely nothing in the same class in Seattle—the thought of profit is the last’ thing in the seller’s mind. Prices range from $325 to $800—8$50 down and $10 a month. These prices and terms make it possible for you and your family to put up a temporary little home (wood or canvas), move right out, plant a garden, cut your , own wood and thus live for less, while making this investment, than if you continued to pay rent. You can certainly save from $10 to $40 a month—perhaps more—besides paying rent to yourself. You will be right next to the University of Washington, overlooking Lake Washington, the Cascades and Mt. Rainier. Isn’t that a wonderful environment to live in? If you prefer, there is also a beautiful re- stricted district with all improvements in. . Go out today and see what hundreds of other thrifty folk are doing. Incidentally see what a fine bunch they are—you'lt like to live among them and Mount Rainier, $5 Down and $5 a lake address. week. Subdivision phone, Kenwood 3649. Have no regrets in the future when this opportunity is gone forever— NOW. If you want one of our cars more information, the coupon will bring it to you. Mr. —see for you This Is Your Chance or Leave It estate (owing death of one of the partners) with no thought of profit — the only objective, immediate liquidation—by the oldest firm in choicest Can’t you see that that spells opportunity? There are about 300 more families in Seattle who are going to stay right in town, and still cut down their living expenses Out of the thousands of famil- ies in Seattle who want to be reasonably convenient to the business heart, save rent, and have enough ground to raise Crawford & Conover still have about 300 lots and tracts in This is the last choice prop- erty at first hand in the refined and attractive University Dis- trict—only 15 minutes from the Postoffice (30 minutes by SPECIAL—50 Scenic Lots Overlooking the Lake Take Ravenna (Roosevelt Park) car to end of line, then walk in same direction, eastward, four blocks to our branch office at the corner of 35th Avenue Northeast and 55th Street. Or drive out along Mont- Soulevard, turning to the left and up hill at University trestle and continue to our office at above F. H. Brown is manager in charge and is on the ground, rain or shine, every day in the to call for you, phone the office or mail the coupon. Clip This Out and Mail Now! ' PAGE 15 This is it— to the once, holdings. Price DIATE SALE QF become owners of e. No time to con- Month rself this very day If you want GOODWIN REAL ESTATE CO., INC. 4 In 312-314 Leary Bldg., Seattle 3 ay Gentiemen Without obligating me in any way, please: vt . see A Send . de is "raw! ‘de Central Office Phone Subdivision Phone Oonaver ‘opgactuntiy. in tee Uateetet? atten: aan Main 4357 Kenwood 3649 | Send automobile . (date) at . | (hour) to take me out to Crawford & Conover E. S. GOODWIN, Pres. V. J. GREEN, Sales Mgr. property, and bring me back absolutely without 312-314 Leary Bldg., Seattle, Washington NMR oes. geecccees secces sdensssenysvenss vinges ‘a — | ! "Status of the New York * Public Markets | ae TELEGRAM DELAY GRAYSON WILL iol | | Stock Exchange —d| Shipping RULING GIVEN BY | sesirei SUPREME COURT || Is HELD VALID ractee WASHINGTON, May 17.—The rig supreme court today decided that =e | ere telegraph companies cannot be | $15,000 Estate Left fo Ex- | sin tion of the po: ble for the full amount of e Abner & Eddy for N aused by delays in deliv Councilman | San Franct 1 | sb © by the tug Hercules this | n years ago Wiltfam || ‘The will of John C, Grayson, ear » Jr. and J. U. Hastings |! penter, was heid valid by Judge | - |} sent a telegram from Oukland, || Everett €. Smith Monday and ads | Pleasure yacht Gloria, built at N.|[ Cal, to Yerington, Nev., to stop || mitted to probate: I “an “i Tas ered wea en Mr ne Grayson disclaimed any kin and left : ‘ ecause of a delay || hip estate of Sii.00% son Patt , Tssicee cole y, failed to arrive until || Burnett. former councilman, Jseplp : ft was paid ; : ygrereere 5 t : * | noon ye Bo a iat Grayson, of Los Angeles, later ape ' hel » of Lang and ma ar | Shower baths, lounge roon s peared as 6 brother, sae ae I a hower rs 2 arded damages | Aton: a Foreign Exchange lett lockers will be features of a rec ra thon ee a het ‘John. Carayeon bad Sa 2 tion halt for longshoremen to be || exte: . ak Ge thie tone entiboy le va ; nand — airs of the estath. Whem , oe ty is to be divided, it is 7 . a Bottom up, a Japanese junk was)? ————% believed that alleged sons will ate ja, | lighted weveral hundred miles north Portland Market Report || tempt to prove their identity and a “ <lwest of the Hawaiian islands by | &———————— ——@|in that way secure a portion @& New York Coffee and || ¢ | Capt. C. R. Anderson of the Seattle] PORTLAND, May 17—Butter—city | the estate alle tered steamer, Colorado Springs ‘ SL Ee eS aera ug [ : ‘ a,,,| Start Fight for >) - a Waterlogged at the «tart of her FO@34o per Ib; broilers, 36@45e NRW YOR Cottee—No. first voyage of the season for the Lag Share of Fortune North, t Wilson, Triplets, 36@3%e per Ib, Contest between the heirs of | ond sta ‘or Ali cane was started in superior court Mone supplies. Sunday [Status of Frisco M et | |day. George Hart, a son, was en Ta TP munart | seeking to recover on‘ behalf Of Samm | +4 prime firsts, 5$0|other childre&, $35,866.65, which he Farm Loan Firm : r | alleged Bernice Hart Smith, a sixth Opens Office Here cer doz: firste, 42¢/ heir, had secured from their father the! Stall 34. Webb | ‘The L. A. Rothe Farm Mortgage | ‘ by fraud. 4 : ofee, dbo 1 |©o,, Ine., offices in the Leary build , teil off on dull bal «| ing, has completed ite organization | Snohomish County Is ~ Mt : BANK CLEARINGS | and opened for business with a paid ‘, ae i a lip echal stock Wr.496,e0e, having |i Chicago Live Stock Strictly Prohibition " Seattle CMIOAGO, May .| EVERETT, May 17.—Coneluding a e f x 44,000 head: market 86 sweeping drive against boot! which hi wales, $19.2014.25; but and moonshiners, Sheriff John Me- | Spokane and W packing, $11.00 14; tle Culluch announced today that §no- ied \ e ge,| | Clearin 24.00 | | years, doing a genera} farm loan |?" $0 r homish county is the dryest in the " ; ‘pant Balances 1 96.00 | | business steady :| West, ea m - ” SRS 13 “There isnt a booze runner left in i At least 10 states are carrying on Satan smiles whenever a minister G11, cows, $9.76@18. the county,” he declared, “and you during May a Stay-in-school driv begins to congratulate himself, on Receipt, GAs wonlaneeell couldn't buy enough whisky or ‘Too many advanced ideas are ad-!help show pupils the value of stay-|the beauty and elogdence of his], ArecprNeccme, 1i0ee Meats mesverl mountain dew here at any price te | vanced in the wrong directivit, tantra dels prayers, $10530 ewes, $4900 18, Wet the whistle of a canary,” 3