The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 5, 1922, Page 15

Greek rear guard, closely pursued by the forces of Mustapha Kemal Pasha, turns and at- . tacks its pursuers in an effort to hold them while the main body of the Greek army retreats to afety. In foreground Greek soldiers are seen rushing on the enemy. In the rear smoke clouds arise from burating shel shells and bombs, _ —————— Rku Klux Klan Now Big Issue in Texas FORT WORTH, Tex, Oct ‘The Ku Klux Klan issue bas wiped out party lines in Texas and has set the stage for the bitterest cam- paign in years. And for the firet @me in the his- tory of Texas, a democratic candi- date for the United States senate will have real opposition when the ¢lections are held George FE. B. Peddy, @ 31-year-old) lawyer of Houston, fusion candidate | of enti-Kian democrats and of re publicans, is opposing Earle B. May field, nominated by democrats for the United States senate after a primary in which Kianism was the issue. Mayfield never intimated tn any way that he was pro-Klan, but! letters bearing the signature of A./ D. Bilis, grand dragon of the Klan.’ urging his nomination, were sent broadcast, urging members to sup | port Mayfield. These letters de elared the candidate's membership) in the Kian. ‘Opposing Mayfield tn the primary was James E. Ferguson, former governor. Ferguson had been tm Peached white governor, and tndict-| misapplication of atate funds. two years ago Ferguson left) paign on the prohibition tasue, but tory of Seattle. ley of Dallas, past national com: mander of the American Legion A few nidelights on the oxmpaign. While Peddy was at the state unt | versity, he led a student demonstra tion against Ferguson, Ferguson jeame bawk by vetoing oppropria tons for the university. This led to Ferguson's impeachment. But When Ferguson opposed Mayfield }in the primaries, Peddy lent his full | support to Ferguson in behalf of Peddy. eee | Reporte are being efrculated that should Mayfield be elected. the sen ato will refuse him a seat on a }the fight to the state attorney gen eral, claiming hie candidacy ik} |iegmt as democrats and republicans are violating election laws in in- doraing the same @andidate. They urge this particularity ax many of the democrats voted at the two pri- maries. eee Mayfield based his primary cam | And now Ferguson ts appearing Opponents of Pedy have bag eed JUDICIAL DIGNITY GIVEN SWAT IN THE SOLAR PLEXUS Judicial dignity received « swat in the solar plexus, Thursday, }} when Acting Judge Jacob Kalina |] hepped off the bench and passed the hat in police court for the |] benefit of the prisoner, Harold Mattison, 19, a witness in a disor. derly copduct Kallna's tears were caused by Mattison’s sad story of how he, a Minnesota boy, had been deceived and swindled of his money until he aad only 35 cents, The other prisoners and specta tore contributed §9 toward solv. ing Mattison's financial difficul tes. Mattiso with the court's blessing. onne. | | Advertiiine: Book Exploits Seattle Unique in the commercial adverti» is of Seattle ts a little bookie “Seattle and the House of Cheasty,* which has just been tswued by | Chreasty’s, | Altho the pamphlet was printed to jadvance the Interests of « clothing | store, there are none of the usual “style pictures.” Instead, the name |of the store is barely mentioned, practically the entire work being de voted to a brief and interesting hie Cheasty’s goes on democratic party to form the) } Peday is conducting his fieht entire |the assumption that anything that ' American party. These things were/ty on Klanism. Nor does he spare will help Seattle will also help the Pickering. sufficient to cause the ions of many antiKlan votes which will now sup! He accuses it of playing politics able addition to the promotic | Manager 's Colonel Henry L. Linds- ‘Highjacke Off Bootleggers WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.—One of Rey Haynes’ confidential men went over to the Bahama Islands to tm- ‘vestigate the sudden development of the burlap beg industry there and came back with a report of an ocean infested with “highjackers.” ‘The result was a rush to the dic- tlonaries in the federal prohibition enforcement department. “A highjacker," saye Commis sioner Haynes, “Is a two-legged ant- mal, who's twice ag crooked as & bootiegser and five times as un- principled. He's a crook who preys on crooks—a pirate who robs boot- “The burlap bag is the very latest device of the booze smuggler. Over at Nassau, capital of the Bahamas, ® factory employing nearly a hun- dred women and girls is turning out the bags which hold six quart bot- tien of booze each. “Attached to each bag is a buoy capable of floating its six-bottie con- the booze-smuggier, route to American shores, ‘ights what he believes to be one of our enforcement boats he hurriedly throws overboard the hundreds of bulging burlap bags and then comes on to meet us with possfbly a tew dozen boxes of fruit to show for a cargo. “When the danger ts passed he B0ee back and with hooked poles} grade wools that wool men have tak: | bags of booze andlen on a very optimistic feeling re- | again heads for his original destina- garding the future course of prices, | fishes up the the orgatization in his fF caches. after tte leaders declared the or ganization never took part in poll | ‘ tes, and also ae “an organization |Prosser and printed by the Lumber | poser which started as the secret censor) of the morals of the country, but fs now @ preacher of racial and religious hatred.” rs Feed } ton.” ‘The highjackers have got on to this. “Their game is to rig themselves Up as revenue agents and scare the smugglers into throwing overboard their cargoes. Then they pick up the bags containing the stuff and make off with it to their own bases along the Southeastern coast.” HARD TO PUT THEM OUT The highjacker t* harder to put out of business than the piain | smuggler. “Many of the smugglers quit bust- ness after we have confiscated two or three of their cargoes because they can’t stand the financial losses running into the thousands of dol- lars. the highjackers, because they stole the stuff in the first place.” All of which reminds Haynes and is helpers of the old saying that “there's no ineect so amall but that @ still smaller that feeds ni | January May See Best Wools Sold! BOSTON, Oct, 5.—South American | markets are predicting that all high- | grade wool will be sold before Janu- ary 1. London markets continue firm, and ft {# due to this persistent | competition for high and medium Senator y > the tariff McCumber (left) and Congressman Fordney take bill of which they are co-authors to the White House the signature of President Harding. The bill is now “But confiscation means little to | | firm—and thus ‘he booklet ts a valu | liter. ature tedued in behalf of the cit it men's Printing Co, Cement Shortage Is Given Relief ‘The acute cement shortage which | has threatened to force suspension of construction and repalr work on | | city streets has been temporarily re | Heved by the arrival of 11 carloads of cement from Concrete, according to | George F. Russell, superintendent of the department of public utilities. Prospects have taken a turn for the Detter, Russell said, and tt ts ex pected that work will continue stead- fy In the near future, altho the ce- can be used, | confideration, and wil! be rushed for ward to gompletion. no matter how stringent the shortage becomes, ac cording to Russell Aged Woman Dies Mre. Anna Boglin, 65, a widow, living at 6701 Carleton ave. died at the city hospitel Thursday from in. juried recetved when she was struck {by a South Park at. car and hurled 20 fect September 30 at Carleton ave. jand Willow st. Coroner W. H. Cor. son, im investigating the accident, |found that the woman had stepped in front of the car, despite tie fnet that the bell was ringing. She suf. fered concussion of the bratn, eral bone fractures and internal in. juries, and later developed pneu monia, which caused her death. Her body is at the Georgetown Under. taking Co. The street car was driven by T. Allen. New Phone Tariff Studied by City)? | Study of the new rate tariff asked | by the Pacific Telephone and Tele graph Co., of Spokane, which, if It | goes into effect on November 1, as planned by the company, will effect an immediate phone rate increase of [approximately 31 per cent, made by the city corporation coun. sel’s offiee. A copy of the of the offices of corporation counsel | and pubile utilities, Tell World About City’s New Hotel “Seattle's Distinctive New Hotel— at the Gateway to Alaska and the Orient’ is the inseription on an at-| tractive little booklet recently’ sent out by hotel headquarters at the Chamber of Commerce to all the chambers of commerce, Rotary and Kiwanin clubs in the country, The booklet has a colored reproduction of the hotel on the cover, Inside ts told the story of how “Seattle exceed. #1 her goal by more than Vital Statistics BIRTHS Births in their households are re- orted by the following Beattie men: eckwith, Archie W., 8716 Dayton ave, boy. Merrick, Thomas, 1720 23r@ Robert, 4267 1006% Blaine at., girl. Felby, Cloverdale at. air Peterson, John M., boy. Broughton, H G., ave, girl Bempis, William 8. McKay Apta, boy White, Dean Hamlin, 1409 Ninth ave w boy. ohn M., Buquamish, boy. Mebonaid, John’ R. 48 W. Galer ot, The work on First ave. te of tiewt |ON® rom Car Accident! sev 4186 Woodlawn A THE SEATTLE STAR The Seattle Star Publishes Dally i THOT Waventh AVE ee ec ol cehington. tes innate esi ab ba [Poe Bear RY To | Per month ; ea CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES Transient eh wr tine per freartce teoust Per words to . “W043 Three ‘consecutive taauew a Contract and Coupon Rates on Request Leave Your at Bartell’s Drug Store WO, 2, w10 AMCOND AVE Or Telephone MAIN 0600 FUNERAL NOTICES 1 MEWICL AMS — AT the ranldance, Greenwood ave, October 4, » IP, ANN MeWILLIAMB. aged OT y belowed wife of W Me Wil tial her of M 1. Garver 1 Mem Firat Presby burch, Dy Elieworth of the GA Paim Ctrete of W, and Rebekah lodges, eral services Mriday afternoon ate from the Rafferty Un- dertaking Co., M mont. Friends and fully Invited te Chapter, 0. ing. Revive your weak glan iisreaies aranteed. | Moin ind Tablets bu ES AS het Rox Ry Wash. | WHAK 6 saplangntems ST Raia 2 er 50 tabdlete. _Ohes or Medical Co. 282 23rd av. No yu Legal guarantee given. No need of knife, n Pioneer Dru Sha cherry st, Lio ~t6 wheat 1¥ WAY CONCERNT This ty to certify that Beatle Dow has made an applicatl rent to woodw fact ry an ‘ 423 Spokane | 2 and %& Bleck 271, Seattle Tid Lands Addition Anyone desiring to pretest euch oc- cupaney must file such protest at the effiee of the Pa Depart- ment, ronm £95 County-Clty Bide, prior te Gere’ or 18. Section an | MeGarvie, John, 722 8. 79th et. gtrt. Dowgias, Frank M, Té1 N, Tard at, 2506 Washington st. Bnohomish, 1, bey: eedon, Teac. ee iste, Glenn A. ave. boy. Issaquah, boy. W. Gar- Royal R.. jOrittin, Arthur Russell, 1 |. Meld at. Smith, greek “Tetenmond, 10011 ¢aré Clarence HM, 5619 2¢th ave. ©. girl ‘Ernest ¥, 223 10th ave M. wfis zane D, 6047 19th ave. N. mer Whittam HI, 8439 Walingford oP aro, $18 Fifth ave. bey, « Dremartam” boy. » Toth at, boy. or x Ww. x. Rodney RK. 6228 34th ave N. oS. ‘ait | @reves William A, 1820 24th ave, | dnd, boy oF ‘mcnaied 2620 First wei 7 Gay, Cars i. | Angevine, Leo \ minh my ages geen, os & Oherry te A, 4234 Henderson boy » “aaert D, 4238 Fourth ave . git s4 2iet ave, N, ov William Kenneth, Ronald | Am Hee. nt Howsbd, 2211 EB. Cherry vf. wi jam Herbert, 907 B. dard bor. “ha Noel Arthur, Stanley botel, gir Hirai, Ruyuho, 419 10th ave. boy. Sato, Tatsumi, 724 Tesler way, boy. N Po ea Pukuya, 122 Spruce at. Méongil Charles Thompson, 137% Fitth boy, » 1043 24th ave N. MARRIAGE LICENSES Name and [esi cae Forest ” al Hildegarde! Pp, Auburn tas Robert EB. Paradise, Beattio Lowa! . Seattle ., | Evans, Luet Bldridge, W. H., Beattie , v7 Hawley, Mary Mildred, Séaitie Legal) bal ig 7 Allen Thomas, U. 8. enneases Smith, Gertrude Biaadetn,, Se- atile . Revelie, Paul, Beattie | . Irene — Seattle Seattle j Holmberg, Ma ed L., Seattle . | Peterson, rik Beattie .... Swanson, Christine H., Beat |Erye, William Fy Beatle . |Stral Martha, Beattie . ekils, Tom, Seattle . n, Irene, Victoria, Be Baxt | Dona sier, bunic Nowa: Sorter, syivi [Benneck, Angers Sentth Henrikson, Carolina, Beattie . Reynolds. pe fownsend ee Davin, Jennie B, Seattle Brooks, Carl Hanson, Seattle 2 Bullock, Eiline Eilzabeth, Seattle. 20 Dickson, Clyde M, Port Blakeley. 21 Saxton, Luelia B., Port Biakeley..21 Hirsch, George ‘Waiter, Camp Travia, Tex ‘ MoLeod, Mdith I, «Lew + Legal | | Cheatna® Arthur Ru Calder, Jeaale, Seattle liemes tt, Otto A, Seat John D., Port 0 Rerkeleen, Peter, Morris, Mabelle y Clare, Hebert Bohlelds, it yours Johneon, Virginia, 47 years. Shipley, Frank K. 69 | Binger, Elizabeth, Anna M on, Marth icieco, Ruth jartiett, Claire, Ingram, Charles % are. J_ 62 years, alevor nin Pile Freatipent ‘ | | write or onl | ¥ | 1s} “LEGAL NOTICES TO WHOM TF MAY This te t ertify that nt tote 10, 31, th block 4, | reer's Mecond Addition, || Anyone desiring to protest auch oo: | oupancy 1\ the offle ment, ro prior to | Mection 90 WIL L ta WHO took coat off of clothes) line at 5480 California Ave., please return same and avoid punish- ment? Reward; no questions asked. LOST BUNDAT NO YR borhood of Auburn, ‘female Aire- dale dog, about & month eld; anewers to name of Patsy. Re-| ward. Teacon $950. 1369 13th] ave. & CHARLES TLR WHITE Tow boat. Write ahon Meights, shon Tatand 2__FeMALM MELP WANTED Piano " ‘Tuners PIANO TUNER STROM TUNES Pi anus right, $8 Main 3 RaAGTiMme Piano PUAYING | eRe 9 MALE HELP WANTED | COnUIE DA + | Wanted—Miner underground ity muckers, $4.00 mt; ne blankets boarding 1 with bath with farmilies employment after charged for trouble, On October 1, 1922, the be a» follows: Miners, timbermen. mployment Office, Mer, Walle ja YOUNG MAN, ABOUT Fears of age, soine selling Perience, can find a good po- ang Adver The Beaitio Kell between Wriday. {| $40 and 2 & m. if Ropr tion Department. The Aeattle Bar, | __Beventh ave, near L WANTY Boys with Krams. A it Annex nO me hed, | Cherry KALHOMINING” AND |. loweat figure. Ek PAPE A LROMINING. Hrown. itlocruesen, Otte Boren, 2019 Ninth rr ti » FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT SMATLY-HOOM HOUSE, WENT 0088 2 FOR RENT—HOUSES _____ UNFURNISHED _ 3-ROOM COZY COTTAGE; ALSO few sare ave. N FRDOSA ODER. ADULTS ORLY. Garfield 0661 21 UNFURNISHED FLATS AND APA! KEE YOU A RENTER? WHY? NY booklet tells you how to become « home own with little money. It 6 Third ave.| TEAR Sa TET: NEW ly yenovated: ad: preferred; $27.66 Kast |e ROOM” CORNER ment 220 Pirat ave VIEW APA 2836. Wilmot |i ROOM MOD) | furnished } _Witiott 1988 __ Rooms FURNISH Ip private F ath and «i 161 Aloha * keepin, fine. view, phone, $2 field 4654 BOARDERS WAN’ WILL BOARD AND one or two boys, modern country home, near Seattle, grad hone Gs Rection. with | coal. You | some oxy COAL Olt. | filake buys, } by using the HART | "RURNEH. 1108 Lat ay, ma ahow. < nd ie Ww hat offer? ‘ahowell, Bryn Ma SCELLANEOUS—FOR SALE ©. BME Fiat Aveta BASH AND DOORS. Btx-Ineh C Flour Bins rd Doors . x96, four ight Prenktast nook, tabie and seats. n for inclosing sleeping porches Tron Board and comp window box. Pia fo.50 Our Te |\We buy and clothing, coats, sults, 4 blous COAL- Wood, F105 G qpord: planer ends. $56 10 double load, Garfield FID va HIG PRY Fit ALAR, -POOT split for fireplace or fur- Skookum Fuel Co. Beacon GOOD MARWE | Ww PORTA < ate DEMARS a ratte 4 hie} ee 1117 Valley . pit hen Ly SEWING MACHINDS—-Q00D DRO®- | heads, $10 up, Repsiring, renting. | Main a 1594 iret CANGI ~ MAMOGANY Phone Meirowe 1181 W PIANOS FOR RENT, NONE opr pied on purchase, Meyer-Toner, 1 Fourth ave. Ly EM Bicit, FIDO ABIT AND | ae Fitth eve. | rea_for sale, 7 | 008 | Wi cheap. and ¢ ar ” pM pW | wee HUY ANY Ae | and furs,” ‘The Owl 1917% Piret | SMATUATTIC MANGE, RESTAUTANT nine | MILL Woows, ie DELIVERED. | Sunset 0315. | PER YOR BALE CHEV. TITY | 3 | RAVANAGH HAR 46 WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS VARMERS—WE WANT POULTRY end eggs rivate. $20 Motor pl “ AUTOMOBILES FOR BA\ rd PAGE 15 ACTIVE RETURNS MAKE REAL ESTATE “WANT ADS” STEP LI VELY Many WANT AD patrons are being happily sur- prised after placing their WANT ADS in The Star’s “Greater Classified” Columns Because STAR READERS watch the columns be- fore doing their shopping and buying—brings quick response to the ads that appear on this page. Call Main 0600 when that room is vacant or when you want to sell that home. AUTOMOBILI LOANS We loan money on your Car, your Mey or rit spot cas! A. & 0O., Ine. Fifth and Virginia. Killote 6928, touring, | ike for roadster. thing ts very good; deen driven, by anyoie nderful bargain. 8 Second-Hand Truck Bargains We move our second-hand truck quickly, becaus make the Prices right. YOU GET VALU & 2%-TON REPUBLIC p Seilia vs TON PARKER Cc Cheaper 1%-TON ‘ KELLY | ro Changet 2-TOl ILook & at t this “Tie oo KELLY SPRINGFIELD MOTOR RUCK CO, 1835 11th Ave. Bart 0190. DON’T RENT | = 760; $150 CASH NO MOR’ NEARLY xe Beautiful University Bungalow ONLY $6,000; 61, Living room full wid hardwood f dintng room; 4 on second: floor ping porch; cement base- furnace: Boxi00-foot lot to paved atreet. 45th’ and ORD RB Melrose 0940 WARFOR REALTY OPEN EVENINGS ~ WHY PAY RENT? When we can sell & b-room bungalow, on level lot, on paved sirest. for $260; $400 cash, and the balance at cluding interest amount this sam you including paving neil sare op= ST, if you » not heed, departs to ~~ a8 no more. ‘This is your opportunity to quire « home on rental terme, 4 be your own landlord FINNEY TUT Y Property h tage, which will be m 4 gute road with no expe Electricity for power and Nights. Land ies level: dandy for poultry, fruit and berries; only iving It city o 6 minutes’ rt Seattle. Term: month. 220 WALKER BUILDING Becond and University. Phone Elliott 0182. $2,500 A nice home, § roome on one floor; on corner lot; all paving Included. SMALL, PAYMENT DOWN BALANCE LIKE RENT JOHN M. DAHLBY 2200 Market St. Bunset 0311. w WORTH INYESTIGATION Property consists of % acres level land, centrally located, n retiy view of Lake Washington. Fine for poultry, trutt and berries, at beautiful Inglewood Park. 16 minutes’ ride from city Mmite, Terms $50 down, $14 per month. 220 WALKER BUILDING Second and University. Phone Elliott 0182. OOM BUNGALOW; ViRY b st nook; fin- room REwW 7 attractive Ished in white and 2 be reg wh level 780 Orcas at.; $25 per month, oat 0412 AST OF UNIVERSITY §-roomm house; bath; # tolleta} 2 40- foot lots, Good place for el jek. ducks, Price. , hone 1 ae oper, rooms; breakfast nook; onic floors! fireplace Brook lyn ave. $300 cash, balance monthly, od 3 6 Room MODERN WiFAae Bt BIG ttle; lot 60x10 $ tien’ mokehis Geek Seventh ee ry “pone HUNGALOW; LO oxi 00; wt ane Ken- 1906 Sixth Friday = “v rday, ave, at Weat e raion bala 3 $-ROOM HUNGALOW, BEA fase: OB your’ terms, __ FOR SALE—ACREAGE “DMAL WITH 8% I Realtors—Rentors—Insurors REAL VALUE YoU WANT? $2,700-—-ONLY $2.71 p b-room bung 100 Io! ment; lean French cabinet kitchen, EEL REALTY DEV. CORP. Bidg. Elliott 1307. rg 50x full cement base- *; pipe- ireplace; windows; pepe lot; nice fruit provements are going to sell th a sacrifice and on | terms to sult you. WM. A. SULLIVAN & CO. 210 American Bank Hide. i! Braay et, te eeetee, A REAL BARGAIN 4-room bungalow. on lot 90x180 fo to alley; just outside of city 1 its; one block to car line and c ment pavement; water, lights and) telephone in house; taxes leas than 12. Price for quick sale balance $15 month, interest. NELEON, Ri ALTON Mott x Diss. #3 Hu. 4 half block to car ; Interirken district to improvement In and inclading paving; short bioe car 8. TURNER REAL ESTATE CO. 201 Hoge Bide sApnex. bungalow; fire- wulit~ features: large attic: large lot. on corner, This is the best vor ae i TT CO. Elliott 3928. | b-room “2, acres house, Paani fruit trees hetfer, Fie school: +-rpom, bungalow: —e fz" new. aes newly shingled and concrete foundation. Melrose C iH i eony 3- light and ‘cael, balance & » 3046 ee] wa chic! te. esteem ilaree liv 308: yoore 6-room poe pe BA lot 50x 00, ose to new millend U ° locke to car line. Bel as t | 5 ACRES 4 : LIBB! 600 Rothert Process Steel, 1000 Beacon wee, Co. 1000 W YOU NEE. will give L tot an. clone to yone that w ve u need no for one yeur. Parrish, 415 Bldg make Railway FOR 8A a impre "exchange és FOR SALE—FARM LANDS BIG OPPORTUNITY SEV a try raising and berry cube ture crosses p Deep clear property and wir ng steeet wood Park per month. trout Electric stream will be inst This piace tn at Terms, $100 down, 220 Walker Bultding. Second and University. Phone Elliott 0182 WITH STEEL” Realtors—Rentors—Insurors LOTS FOR MONEY | os 3 fe ot" buildings; avaliable: ete. — Real terms. *, Fight on paved hi 10 rich bott cow, hore snap. STERIL REALTY DEV, CORP. Douglas Lidg. acres this yi dozen hens. terms. Sse GRAXBILL, or 1024 Third Ay 80 BUSINESS aroused | 4 WELL FU keeping room F Biiott CASH $136 GOO. nder cultivation, email house, poultry house; well end pui Full price $22 D LAND aio pump; one easy bas ae ath, HED HOUR iways full: Raglor place; close in. ais Crary _— 03 = MEAL ESTATE LOANS aa et ara. Con fo25 cy : STOCKS AND BONDS is Johnaton B,fiston & Ring, 17 United Fi Tae ater: tine | 86 CHATTEL AND K itipower ‘Ail Sees ste Universal High Pow — Wei S14 non st. WINE pillote BA it oRen sm to make loans and ‘women ih cannot ACttaness fronting om a0-tt, bout ronting on rales gerd: city water: walking die- tance fi Ya bariding. in building. Also lots, all om very easy | corner 26th ave kane st, of phone 6 _-FOR SALE—ACREAGE 1,760 SMALL RANCH California bungalow, with French doors and windows; large livin room, bedroom, kitchen, front an: back porches: good and force pump poultry and berry schools, car station, and only 2% miles from city limite of Seattle. Price $1750; smell, payment down ponsibl ty, and delance | i: So per month. Beal with pur: | only; no commissions, See a 01 Mutual Life Bidg.. First ‘onler. “NEAR DES MOINES ~~~ 6 aren fronting Rguipe powerful jorta ARE BURGER, VERY BASY Ten 5 acres; half cleared; level; 1 acre: Bound view right on car and boulevard: le ¢. Soe, 314 New York Bik, LOOK THIS OVER 2 acres rich, level alder land: tricity for power and Ii than one-fourth mile from Pacific highway Inj Park: at fruit wlewood golf links near Terns 485 cash, $12 per month, 220 WALERR UILDING iversity ruit econd and AM tevelt it school, Phone Buse close. ea- To ACRES, CLOSi Holdale, ’ . Must Pe eatd to tat Price ae 30 Alaska SACRE TRACT, in, $778) helt ‘cas ‘LIPFORD~ ADE TO MOVE 1 co. 06 00. $100 place for Ww. a velare In May. Pree dissaai Lyon The Seattle Star) DIRECTORY’ Ww SKAN. CHI aduate of Eclectic pee prepress, eee. 429 Peop! ocr Bid, 5229. \c._ Main Pte :J 907 Wensae 187 Hive. daten Mate Sor third ave. FLIUS PRICE CO.. Monuments PUGET SOUND MAR are and Virginian Betabs ~~ Patent Attorneys “¥REDERICK Pp. GoRTS APBERICAN AN RETGN PA’ 2D, DEVELOPED, L The fottqwing, foventiong for ante 00; car ow? i, Terccor gael boots gra teu Tae alty; bread rateer, eign rights, cash yoni tackle, royalty fishin and roya Make cash otter, British renta, mane, 808+6-7 Con U. 8 and be a thom nes animated t Bole Centon