The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 26, 1920, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR STAR : THURSPAY, AVOUPT 2, T97, Sailor Deni Autos Interned dopts B “lothing C 60. COX HERE | “le jy Su pi 7 fer" Wichatioad Avene aby: Now . eTTOEE Geelades RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug. 36.— N FRANCI8CO, ‘ 108 ANGLES, Cal, Aus. 26-1 when _ EVENING OF 11TH See eee i i eae ante Internment camp" has | Suction Sidney Reeve te deciding! ascasg pen fier caged Tee peor treaty between the United States! started here by Police Judge Ownes| What to do with Bthel Taylor, §, od and Brazil, the sailor believed tolin an effort to atop traffic viola-|eclared to be a daughter of Mr, | Clothing company, 615 First ave, last win Speak tn Tacoma in be Eugene Leroy, wanted Im con-|tions, “Fines won't stop ‘em,” the| J: Taylor, Bayonne, N, J, and un-| January, merchandise was damaged nection with the “trunk munier”| court enid, “and the jail is too] officially adopted by F. B. Johnson | to the extent of $2,826, according to &@ suit Mled Against the city in the su Afternoon Same Da mystery of Detroit and New York, / severe for minor offenses. 1 hereby | "*Y*® Years ago. y will be taken to Buenos Afres, when | order, then, seizure of the machines| Johnson, @ bachelor, wald he wan perior court here Wednesday. The Gor. Cox meeting in Seattle | t° paired steamer Dryden teaves/ for a period of time. Take machines . cad e.. hg pn $15, but for that port, to our new auto Internment camp!" |" about to marry, _ $B Beptember 11 will be held in the| The man, who shipped under the - yi © turn ber over the Chil: @¥ening, according to advices re | name of “Morrie Fox,” waa placed ren's Home society re. Some women can sing & baby tO) justice Reeve took the case undar METROPOLITAN ONK WHEK STAKTING Sunday Night, Aug. 29 Wednesday-baturday Matineca SEATS NOW ON SALE BOX OF} nf, OPEN AT 10 A. M. Uv # ARMY goons. s Hat SURPLUS GOVT BI comeP Ay TAL, MEI HAND 1] ) @elved at democratic state headquar. | Under arrest on the Dryden, at tho! seep in two minutes and talk a hus AVOE OO, request of American authorities: be advisement UA government dress, work and tere in the Lyon building of this city 4 chad thee band awake all night. a fleld shoes: hobnalis and calk | par all the universal jointin “ibolute ap et EE tt “whipping” of the propeller shaft quent strain on bearings and joints. Fhis is one of ten superior features of the NEW BRISCOE The Leader of Light Weight Cars The other nise features: seven-inch foe, 2 Sontag be used in thene field J‘ comfortal from the East on Wednesday, Until) p16 denicd any knowledge of the of thi# information {t was)| murder. certain whether Gov. Cox would ay Seattle in the evening or in’ Cotton Trees Found The Centering Device — bolting the ® e e e Trek, “price $1.50, 44.00 and Th 60, , i" Aa BEY, olive drab A be ote, i nite wool blankets, afternoon, Both Tacoma and by ° Ps Giris! Howard’s had expressed a preference] Growing in Mexico|| And trovbtes 10 and $13.60. Sheet blankets, ia‘, Very fine wool auto robes, $10 and | Hite, $5.50, ; ue to Bye- the evening meeting, but were! pHOENTX, Aris, Aug. 26.—Cotton |f strain can Butt ilk Cr @mtirely willing to adjust the matter! crowing on trees 18 inches tn diame: rs t always ermi eam Genicably either way, | tor and 40 feet hich is the story |} Right Glassce. An old-fashioned beauty recipe or Fine qu Wool re- | claimed O. D. Gov, Cox will speak tm Tacoma on | prought back by Robert P. Mall, who brought up to date—contains true The afternoan of the same day.) nas heen conducting investigation | | buttermilk in the form of a wonder. the 11th, in the Stadium. Demo | into cotton growing In Mexico. He ful vanishing cream. Sold by all eratic headquarters are at 329 LyOM | sayy the trees have cotton bolls as first-clane drug and dept. stores on » telephone Elliott 2188. large aa giant cucumbera, nm and women, : fine for oulin bage, $1 and fies ae Ponch $2.50. _ Now One Kiss Will |“Jim the Jumper” Do Without Other} at Work in Toledo) LAND—"This time I'm go.) TOLEDO, Aug. 26.-- "Jim the| to kias him goodbye, Gechared | Jumper” is at work in Toledo. Three| Mary King when @he filed suit/bomes were recently entered and) papers toe the second time with. | ransacked, the robber tn each care ‘the year, from her husband, — by jumping thru glass win Mitchell Motor & Service Co. J. M. Osmond, Pres, and Mgr. East Pine at Summit, East 8413 Wednesday matinee—Lower $2, Boleony: First $ rewe § fe 920, 4 al fi Rade ane Torp| Eek tate Sth Maa | 5 . lotton’ ba %, RB. Wwran' Man officer, Lots of other goods not Reatetered Optemetriet Drontisned ta the ake ve Malt or: | S27 UNION ders rece! rom metwere toe and bed Aven, io Third Ave. near Cherry Bt | Phone Eiliott 6367 “MY MESSAGE FROM THE SKIES” SCATTERED ALL OVER SEATTLE LAST FRIDAY FROM A HYDROPLANE—STATED THAT rows #1. Gallery, 600, This is the $ith addition Thave put on the market since 1904. WATCH THE HOMES} GO UP IN “NORTH PARK” RENT- PAYERS Here’s Your Chance to Get a Home $100 CASH $20 MONTHLY . Keep Your Eye on “North Park” Exclusive ‘Sale of BEAUTIFUL NORTH PAR —Addition— Consisting of 250 Lots—150 of Them Have Never Been Offered for Sale Before BUYS A 2- 3- OR 4ROOM BUNGALOW With as many lots as you want. Two houses already completed. Three more to be started at once. 1 will build you a home on any lot or lots you choose for $100 cash, $20 monthly. All lots free and clear; no mortgages on lots or houses—just select the lots you want and we will build you a home at once. Price of lots includes graded streets, sidewalks, water mains with city water. Call at my city office and let us drive you out—see for yourself—then use your own judgment. Location Advantages One mile north of Seattle’s city limits. i Interurban car service, 10c fare; schools, churches, ad _ a. snp’ Green engl rth stores, meat markets, barber shops, feed stores, gro- ise bn po Rae vr srcembekes apse ay cery stores, lumber yards; 146 homes already built Trunk paved highway. ay ; : Everett Interurban runs through the addition with and occupied; good, clean, industrious neighbors; club North Park Station right in the center of the pro, house, improvement club; paved highway on both R erty. fee sides of the Addition; graded streets, sidewalks, city We are prepared to build 100 homes if Every lot within three blocks of Interurban Sta- water, electric lights, telephones. All lots cleared and necessary. tion; Oak Lake graded school, with 300 pupils, ready to cultivate, Laat Saturday Burr's Store in North Park sold Hills Bros. Red Can Coffee at 47; over two tons of watermelons at 2c a pound, and fresh ranch eggs at Sic. This store does a $10,000 monthly busi ness. If you want to get borgaina, come out to North Park. It will also pay you to let the North Park Lumber Co, figure on your lumber bill, expecially if you build anywhere in the North End. WILL SELL ANY VACANT LOT FOR $25 CASH, $8 PER MONTH. PRICES $325 UP. Come Out and See This Property Saturday or : Sunday—Everett Interurban Cars Leave Fifth Ave, and Olive Streets at 8:30 A. M. and every hour thereafter, Get off at North Park Station. My Branch Office is right et the Station, Salesmen with autos to show you aver the property. Improvements 2,000 ft. of street now being graded. 2,000 ft. of water mains to be laid. 3,000 ft. of sidewalks to be laid. Contracts for three new houses to be let this week; contracts for additional houses will be let as fast as sf } 5; we sell them. Goa tie J. T. L. CAMPBELL Subdivision Specialist Since 1904 228-230 Burke Building, Second and Marion St. Phone Elliott 2900 If you really want to get a home, call and see me at once. Or come out to the property Saturday or Sun- day. Don’t wait.