The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 30, 1922, Page 13

IONDAY, OCTORER 80, 1922. ROST DAMAGE NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-—-Re the week-end spoke of the emeral list hi ™ Hardier Vegetables and | Fruits Not Hurt ee Frost that etruck ruck Bound aarti | Ct ray night did considerable | \’ Gamage to lettuce and celery left) tn the open, Seattle wholesale job- bers reported Monday morning, The frost was not heavy enough to dam. age any of the hardier vegetables er fruits, A rapid movement of pumpkins Attributed to Halloween festivities Caused a scarcity of t commodity Monday, which may cause a alight Qdvance in price, Quotations ranged from 1 cent to 1% cents a pound, A shortage of cauliflower which has existed for several days was re- Meved Monday by the arrival of a shipment of the vegetable from C Mfornia which was offered foF $1.75 & dozen. The predicted weakening of the ‘a and butter market has not ma- Serialized as yet. stood out ited Grates R ded tlie up Mi Block Bwise , Wash. trip) Tillamook ert C8 Saw ©. a The. 4, § to 1b Me, live, per : - t ° J ‘ 00 é ae Common to good . % , ae peach Rit ‘White, mack . ioe. a ees FRUITS roma ‘to. shoios Medium to heavy an : Balle ...ss0 oe Prime Maght . : . per ewt HAY, GRAIN AND FEED » Whotesaie, Core—Whole,_yeliow, Cracked and feed meal, Barley—-Whole toe. Rolled and Clpped. 1 Rwhols, feed. 180s Rolled and ground, 1¢e- Sprouting, 1090's ... f. Granite “ Raatern . “44 | Sheth —Rastern oyster . ‘Western oyster ... cena Is Steady ISNOT GREAT) as NV. Y. Exchange Opens, WALL STREET JOURNA arta fro argent volu & steady gone at the opening the industrial leaders started In fractionally Guif Btates Steel react aylvania Sct pesererssese~ Se4seensn Sssssssss os: - Backyard Poultry Keeping Ever thought about starting a backyard poultry yard? Want to know how to select your pullets, how to house hens, how to build the nests, how to get best reanits in egg production, how much yard must be provided, what and how to feed them? Right now, in the fall, is the best time for the city poultry keeper to his stock of pullets and get them laying before cold weather sets in. The Star’s Washington bureau has compiled for you in condensed and easily understood form all the essential facts that you need for raising chickens and producing eggs for your own table. The bulletin will be sent free on request. Simply 5 fill out carefully the coupon below and mali to our Washington bureau. ee een Washington Bureau, The Seattle Star, 1322 New York ave., Washington, D, C, bulletin, “Backyard I want the Poultry Keeping,” and inclose two cents in stamps for postage. Street and No. oe eenedens 1417 Third Ave., Seattle, Wash. Elliott 5440 R. A. RAMSAY BROKER 4 Continuous telegraphic quotations posted j on our blackboard daily during sessions of the San Francisco Stock Exchange. Orders to buy or sell executed instantly. q We recommend the purchase of BOUNDARY RED MOUNTAIN which has registered an unbroken advance of 28 per cent in @ month on the stock exchanges of Spokane, Wash; San Francisco, Calif, and Vancouver, B. C. September 26th . . .49c bid—50c asked Today ..... .....64c bid—65c asked We predict much higher prices for this issue and will furnish, on request, complete report with detail end assay maps. » FINANCIAL REVIEW Woatern commercial of business of the year, the # of wer, Bev= ity at Studebaker Aleohol 644 “pitvber 8h & On up M4; Union ‘an 97%) Moxi Furnished by & 2 nm Third ¢ Me Saturday's Quotations Pormiched by “Logan & Beyaw 0 Hecond A Normal value, rey Mene—18@ 280 Ib. . . San Francisco Produce oy rf Cheese California fate taney, B4\e0 % ") N.Y. Sugar and C Coffee % Haw, tote: eramulates, 7 Rio spot, 104@10%e Ih: |” Nee Benton, 1eGibKe Mh os *. $0.0688%, eff 194; lire, $6.0389, marke, 4.0002%, WOMAN TRIED FOR KILLINGS PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 30.— Pale | from iliness and suspense, Mra. Cath ering Rosier, 22, slayer of her hus. band, Oscar Roster, and his atenog- rapher, Mildred (“Jerry”) Rickitt, took the witness stand in her own defense today. She W on trial on a charge of murdering the girl, Assisted by two court attendants, Mrs. Rosier, frail and nervous, Panwed the jury box with downcust eyes. Sho had great difficulty in! composing herself, and answered the Questions of her attorney in a weak voice She testified that Arthur Rosier, brother of the siain man, told her that her husband was kept at his office by a sweetheart and not by work. Mrs. Roster then broke into sobs and rested her head on Court Officer Adams’ chest thruout the reat of her testimony. TWO NATIVES BURNED ALIVE | NOGALES, Aris.’ Oct. 30.—~ Two jmative Yaqui Indian officials were burned alive by the residents of the Yaqui pueblo of Bacum, Mexico, ac- lcording to advices received here to- \day. Tho different charges were given, the officials were both accused of | witcherart, it war reported, and were |tried before dignitaries from Yaqui |headquarters in the Bacteto moun tains. nn RS WATER SHUT-OFF NOTICE | Water will be shut off on W. } | Morgan st. from 39th ave, 8. W. | | te California ave, an in the | alleys between W. Morgan and | W. Graham «#ta., from 29th ave. | 8. W. to California ave. Tues | day, Oct. 31, from 8 a. m. to 5. Pr ™@. | | j sith ieastnalibeenisstcatiniaesinndal SMOKING CIGARETS LANDS THIS GIRL =|} IN CITY HOSPITAL Miss Ruby Nuby, 27, of 2200% First ave. waa tn the city hoxpt- tal Monday, as the result of smok- ing cigarets. It happened that |! Mins Nuby dropped live ashes upon her right hand which was swathed In bandages, The band- age caught fire, burning the hand severely. Miss Nuby had crushed the hand In a@ printing press a week ago, Tho latest accident vecurred early Monday morning. id M “MACA” One of the | 5 From Mars” Children recetving “Guys From as prizes for givi t answer for Friday's Star are as follows Caroline Cornell, 6526 20th ay Florence Jones, 1410 Den- vi d, 6340 10th Russell Cook, 6006 13th §.; Kvelyn Kinwiller, 4408 8; Juanita’ Day, Constance and Alice »blems in pt received, please notify Seattle Toy and Novelty Syndicate 400 Burke Bidg. entera over! The k “exchange, ,the organization. ‘reached by newspaper men today. It ling for conference at an |town, jof the anti-klan fight in Texas, which | peka. THE stip News || (Tides in Seattle ed a new high on the S18 pm, BE fH pom, BO ft Weather Bureau Report TATOOS IBLAND, Got #0 milea an hor Arrivals and warty re m, Cet, Manwood from Han Pedro via cece, ot 11:80 p. mj, ate Northiand from Ban Francisco via Hellingham, at Fourth «ye . + 9 10 em me) ete Ad | Hehiey from Onk- Vietory «is Ce wll). 100.04 100.08 106.04 lend via Han F wine, of 10 pm) Vietory @%a, 1955..100.56 100.98 100.83 motorship Ap from Anacortes, at 0:40 7 ee © mR ™) str Princess Ena from Powel! river a Ocean Fail, i, at 4.20 Dp Foreign Money Status [instr Prince George trom’ Prinoy he pert, via ports, at 4:18 p. mi motorship v Ha from | wt Ala m,) fmt 6:90 pms At 18 p mj wr Willsole for New York wa porte, at 10:18 a mm ma, Vessels i in Other Ports ‘Tacoma—Oct. 10—-Arrived, atr Cacique from Beattie, at 9:80 8. mi #tr Nevadan | from Seattle, ot 8:90 & mm.) ote Bante Hite from San Pedro via Han Prantran- hr Hose Mahoney from at T & Mm; str Yosemit Midnight, str Panama: midnight; der for Be for Beattie, 07 for Heattin kohama—Oot, 26-—Arrived, etr Presi- . | dent Madison from Beattie Kobe—Oect. ST from Heattie. Hnanghat—Oct, 21—Palled, ety Yoko- heme Mary from Beattio. at-—aretved, ete Ma- Arrived, ett Pomone Gatled, str Mundel- te for Beattie. D—Arived, otr A. Te str Texan from te- ) arpneh—Oet. tT—-Arrived, str Cen |twrion from Heaitie. Dunkirk-—Ovt ~Arrived, motorship Retbon from Tacoma Landon--Oct. 27 Loch Ke t Fiuahing-- (et Mongkong from & . rm Seattle, Arrived, te. . Vessels in Port at Seattle | Smith Cove Terminal—Pier D—Str Preai- dent Jackson | American Can Cos Terminal—@tr Ma- kate Maru. Belt Btrect Terminal—t, @ I. MM. T. Heather, U 8 0. O. Unetes. Pier 14—Mtr Princess Iva, ate Talthybius. Pier 1L.e—Ste Forest King, bktta Fore motorantp | Ieentum, Anne B. Moree, Silversda, Cross Keys, Delight. Weatern % ‘West loom. Watingtord, Labrice, Cahokia, West Jester, Weet Hartiang, Atiantic Birest Terminal—str Mystic. Macy Mureet T va ¢ 8 Bure wide. Hanford Street Terminal—U. @ L. & Re~ Lief. =" treet Terminal—Str Jefferson ‘Tedor Star, ete Paul Lacken- Ran Waterway Dock & Warehouse Co. Karke Grttteon. Todd Drydocke—U. &. ©. M, Deftwoed, ate Marr Puget Sound Beige @ Dredging Co.—Gir n Ames Shipyard @ Torminal—Gtr Reose- velt Hetternan Drrdock—tr Nike, ete Het. ehikan, str Delrows. Weet Beattia Kiagle No Winsiow Marine Mallway—ftr moetorehip Cooteha, bark Te Pacttien, fast, woh Vancouver, bares barge Coauttiom City, KANSAS KLAN IN Governor Allen Declares War on Hooded Army BY J. F. BEAMAN KANSAS CITY, Mo., Oct, 30--The | Ku Klux Klan stands with tte back to the wall in Kansas today, ‘The machinery of the state govern- | ment has started into action againat | !- | The Klan councils thruout the! state were reported to have been called into session in orders teued today to formulate plans for a fight for existence. Gov. Henry Allen, who, on the eve of an election, declared war on the klan, was in Western Kansas today, carrying his appeal to the people to rid the state of the white caps, Action to expel from Kansas every | official of the kian 1s already under way, Governor Allen himself admit-| ted before leaving for the western | part of the state. Kansas kian officials could not be was reported that they were gather- unnamed Telegraphic inquirtes from leaders | United | were pouring into To- Indications were that if the rusade against the organization ac- quires the anticipated momentum tn Kansas, it will spread thru Okla- homa and Texas, A series of raids, kidnapings and floggings, attributed by Governor Al len's Investigators to the K. K. K., centers around the candidacy of arle B. Mayfield for the States senate, * Bection 906, Arrived, motorship| Training Mtation—U. #1) Tenry Villard, | FIGHT FOR LIFE SEATTLE STAR The Seattle Star “hee Rates ni meat ict ane” mm yrtiitatle hein cr 2 _ CARD OF THANKS CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank the Beattle Lode of Eagles, Denham-Strehlau Shoe Co, and ‘employes, friends and neighbors for the kindne: shown during the last tiiness, nnd the floral pieces sent at the tt 9.60 year. 90.80 Hox 612. Seattle, Wash. | WEAK GLANDH CAUR EXHAGS. ce ee meer LAND TAB: £0 tablet co. a88 tara RURSH WILL HOARD PATIENTS bi and during confinement *8-KR. 1418 Bh. Pine. 4 SPECIAL NOTH “ PIANO TUNER—John” Strom, Maln 30 5 LEGAL NOTICES TO WHOM Tt MAY CONCERN: This tf to certify that | Bishop ha ade an | erect a workshop | ave, W. lot 3, bi Blewett's Addition Anyone desiring to protest such or- cupancy must file auch protest at | the office of the Butlding Depart- ment, Room 605 County-City Bide. prior t vember 10, 1 Ordinance No. $1578 LOST AND FOUND Tih PARTY Wid, IN THE 1914 OR THERBALOUTS, | property in care of the) Iniversity of Washington, or any- | | one else who ws about the transaction, ple communicate with G. W. Feagiey, Box N-67, Star? | ~ PINS YROBANLY AT LONT— HATE | Stadium or near Federal ave. or evening | year placed kn Phone Main 1968 Garfield 2094-T Reward. i LOST—A BROWN LEATHER WAY. let, two Liberty money. Finder ph wood 4027 of call 21 N beth LOsT—Pat” BULL TERRE, Lt- . 3817. Child's pet, Rainier! valley. Phone Rainier 0915.41 Treward. SATU RDAY —AVORT-TATRED ale, 6 months old, long tail, | collar, Reward. Melrose eT, POCRHPROOK SUNDAY keep money. Please return papers. Phone Mitlott 1698-3. Miller LOBT—HLACK POMERANIAN PE | main dog. Reward Helonge to | by. Call Bast 0668 | ATURDAY, WHITER | return papers to Pie bank and keep money LOST—BROWN SPANIEL DOG. AN- yore to name Juddie.” Sunset Kewar | Big Green eee TOYS FOR CHILDREN he to earn money , ier ae ay. | MASQUERADE | rented. Tloom 616 Eitel taught 6 _—s SITUATION FEMALE LAUNDRY WORK TO TARE by « reliable woman. Beacon 1742. CALL 409 HURKI. 1 WANTED—HOY: downtown rout wide-awake boys. Ap; u tment, The Heattl near Suis ith, clean, furnished, steal ve. something unknown happeni The Wise Shopper looks in first. ™ tattora ‘a Reohwar If Bam Woisfield can't repair your watch, throw it away, 302 Union. | Jock. opp. pestos || you need or want. ington Sheet Metal Works } cmon, brakemen. beginners F186, | 4 00; no strike, allway, 10 SITUATION MALE 45 MISCELLANEOUS—FOR SALE FIRGE-CLARS PATTING, PAPER COAL — COAL hanging. Min ths 7.00—BELLINGHAM RANGE—$7.00 rt 4 1.00 1G - +535 —_ Ps O— HU" y RATSOSNIMY Tw AND |* JON COAL Ge GARYIPL D 601 Nd.|12-INCH MILL WOOD I1—Big double load, deliverede-$/ . S OOeapitol 84ST eds MILI WOOD AND BLAS, PLANER ends, seasoned and green, Never been in water, From Stetson~ Mill Phone Sunset 0114 COAL—HiT- CLEA PARTNERS WANTED (NTED — GENTLEMAN PART- ranch. N-é4, Star FURNISHED HOUSES __FOR RENT £ROOM MODERN COTTAGE close in, furnished or unfurnished. Rent reasonable, Key at 348 16th. Fast 6 20 FOR RENT—HOUSES UNFURNISHED Hie “ ROOM HOUSE AND NEW BAT GARAGE AND CCIE: HOUSE Large, level lot, 860x100; b arden 1 fine view; high’ and elty. water; light walks: graded street want to buy a home with rent money this, NO IN TWO YRAKS. ; terms $50 down, RADE, furnace, $9.50 lump, 2 ered; planer wood, $5.00 delivered, field 4293. , DIRECT YROM t “lo prices. For wood, first growth. $10 cord. Mel: rose 2038. e nar cAUTIPUL TOY POODLES, CHEAP, MALES, MOTHER A har 1312 SEVENTH A cial R. * - th om Be, sep woe eatta cooking and keeping feet tic bushel "Phone East Mowe inate 48 a” Gellvered,” Phone TUBTIES, Bargains—Bargains—Bargains Every day someone is sacrificing something due to STAR WANT ADS will help you find or sell what CALL MAIN 0600, “% Cu SACRIFICE HY OW il | Skaste t county, ing. the WANT AD section ACRE TRACTS, WITH SMALL cottages, fronting on 80-ft. city, wal walking die- tance from threes cer ines: s or improved tracts £8. bye | wi assist you in buildti ‘Also bestse po] view lots, a ‘ce very easy ir. Chandler, corner 26th ave. W. and Spokane st, or phome Went 0499. FOR SALE—ACREAGE R—DEAUTI- ful acre poultry farm. Rainier, 55-K. 8 FO! R SALE—FARM LANDS LAND SALE 40 acres fii a i acres, with 9B ancien witht lnmiber fal 800, Lots of work near Only a little money 26 Third Ave. OR COM ational Bank of ¢ want a farm in the Spiena a Bie valley. No better land in Wi ington. Bios per | 72 bhai eee RPA UMP PULLEIS, B65 ling power. speed, wafe- 11 Th Renton. Sa 'm and 8:30 p.m, r TEWING MACHINES—J00D DROP only, Take Lake Furlen car at $8 bat Rey aring. fentias ae Core sy RECT FROM idental and Yeasler to Nt and Ww. Gimgrove ac. Opty 98 mnine, “All kinds wood. Untversity Tee Co, welrone. minutes from Pioneer are oa ¥ Thursday morning I leave for Bring your wife Ask for A. ©. BARTELS. § 4% -ACKE IND, WEST | POREST WOOD tule, $15 per » nO cash. $B: mill wood, ry is 4, ot Pacuble have new 4-room cottage, Garfield 2036. re, $100 cosh, | 16 4 month. Biskoeoae bargains in our ex- 8, Vital Statistics BIRTHS Births in their households are fe rted by the following Seat! carer, Tommy Lindley, 3417 W lingford ave. boy Edwards, Grofield, 4663 88ra ave, 8, Elerdine, Claude B, 6605 24th ave. «ir Carteoa, Edwin J, 638 ©. Tist et. Hanson, Chris, 2148 NM. G1et et. girl. Charles Ly 419 Queen Anne 6%, 116 N. $3rd at, Parnett, 1020 x Denny wa! Higa hiyama, Wiita, one Terrace st. sir’ Wor a Joy, RF. D. No. 3, Box aetna 'W. FE. 2048 Plymouth at, girl Howell, Arthur Henry, 2323 11th ave. N. Schmidt, Marry, 115 Lee at. vodard, Leo Clark, 412 wt, girl Walters, Albert Frank, 1122 W. s6th wt. mink, Peterson, Charles, 628 N. 74th et, William, 2634 Sixth ave, boy. Mohrwelas, John, 1521 1, Spruce at. 174 girl | Peppas, jJohnaton, Barney, 2th ave. McGann, Henry O neen, Anna her, , Beattle led to his unprecedented step in pledging @ state against a secret or-| der. | ‘The whipping of Mayor Schiriman | of Liberty, Kan., some days ago, was, | according to Allen and Hopkins, the | | final outrage and one that conml- | tated beste: and drastic action.” ‘Charles Geen, Well Known Jockey, Hurt SAN DIEGO, Cal, Oct. 30 Charles Gross, well-known jockey, was seriously, perhaps fatally, in-| jured here today when an automo, bile in which he was riding collided with another car and overturned, | Gréss wan pinned beneath the ear and his chest crushed, Physicians say his injuries are very grave. Gross expected to ride at the Ti- season opens Thanksgiving day. ¥ sae Poh bd th ee ee a Blue Ribbon .. + $573. Main e243. Sin Crary ids. Dalk, James Elmer, Seattle .. 7 ~ ae Haugen, Alice Dorothy, Seattle - i ‘ | PACK) ARD TWIN SIX, 41.050. Weber, Otis, Beattie . j Favorite —— Thomeon, Bianche Murray, Seattle 28 Ceere & ver! +4 62 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE Gncriadsy dittatta: Beattie ::tagal|Manareh DON’T RENT Meshes. Sauget Only $2,850; terms arranged, buys Btee esa hk ‘ 7 LANG’S STOVES this cozy 6-room cottage, with Parkin, Ellis R., Seattle . * 2) 4 ieree sleeping ponent Raped H 3 Winkler, Reginald H., Seattle § | 1201 _First_Ave. Corner Spring. Pea, Socace to satus en 255-356 Empire Buildin: Moyers, Patficia, Portland 20| DON f SHOVEL COM oat CPWEER Some? to nates See iasend diene tiation Jonkins, John In, Puyallup +46 | carry in, wood oF this BEAUTIFULLY FuR- |ifONT fO LOAN WE LOAN ANT Pinner, Martha C, Puyallup’ 2.:2227 | aahen. | Hart's” siland nome nat | NISHED, cottage: overstuffed |" AMOUNT, ON DIAMONDS, watches * Hentt? ail. “canes. alae 4278. enport a chairs xpensive| and jewelry lowest rates. Festus, Bue A Sete °° | bense oll paintings: ailc drape fact,| Seattle's Olaest Loan Brokere + | Sampson, Pearl G,, Seattle . 3 Fr RNITURE A AT dit ROY ST. BAR-| everything boxi00- -foot lot; ga- AMERICAN JEWELRY CO. Clark, Myron A, Portland . ee rage. 821 Second Ave. Established 1889, Bahnér, Mollel, Portland . ; pare NEE 87500) | eee ‘ -, tee -room furnishe ungalow, Includ-~ Maver Bdith: foverett sess. Tienplano;, 2 blocks. to" campus: | SUGBE SOUND XARBLE GRAN: sf Y AND COUGAR HOUNDS, Dullt 2% years; 40x100-foot lot; ite Co., Ist and Virginia. stal DEATHS a dogs and puppies for sale.| garage; paved street, shed. 1874. ‘ Bush, Mike, 28 years, J3tp ="; |Molrose 0940, N. 45th and Sunn a and | Haug, 39 years, al PUPS, Yay * Woodruff, Warren Harry, 47 months old. Kenwood 4962, ARFORD REALTY Ww. pn “xt Santer teen ab. pets @% MISCELLANEOUS—FoR VENINGS. —FREDRRICK F eight. John We, '7d yearn, OB WILLIAMS COM On Brookly: n Ave. RICAN AND FORBIGN Sehrape, Paul ‘W., 39 years. ae First Ave Soy . PATENTS § , DEVELOPED, ie ‘ammpbedh, ‘Thomas, 33 years, eh DOO! 80-Ft. 'ront Fisher, Louise, no age. r Tho follow ing inventions for sale pragte, Mina, 46 yeu $300 CASH Veniste sled, $19.0 3; care Jobes, Washington I, 89 years. T-room house; very large lving| BOWS, .Ve nus 10% roy= Curtis, Hubert Wellington, 38 years, room; 4 nice bedrooms; 3 garages) aity; bread raiser, U. 8. and fore Lim, Hock, 65 years. ‘ ck to elen, rights, cash ‘bonus and 10% Gagne, Philip, 76 years, LVERS! TY VW royalty; fishing tackle, cash bonus * a a Ged MIL, Aa 1 oe voter: ee ea. NEW ¢-O0M, EXCELL, Briton rights New Steamer for } loans a1800 home.” We! offer | it $5,000 | 805-6= "xcept bits Run to Vancouver |oa"tiat Ula as Wit Shed ote Tho goes HONOLULU, ‘'T, HL, » 80. 7 Also a 4-room house Wo rent. Phond 4 Charles Holdeworth, manager of the| © % WIAIAMS COMPANE. = { Gerticld 6505. be Tstabliahy a Boat Canadian - Australian Steamship | ————— 2 |X BARGAIN, — GOOD -ROOM| | 80 settee ei Bla Sih company, announced to the Pan-|12-INCH MILL are | a Sima’ ts nt down, balance to Pacific commercial conference, in|” ‘Big 1871, session here, that the company is arranging to construct & 30,000-ton | REONO! ner to be placed on the run from | FURNITOR | Juana track when the winter racing, Vancouver, B, C, to Sydney, via “1FOR sa3D FORME WOOD CALL Honolulu. it PETE hird ave. henge department. Meyer-Toner, Phone Elliott 02 {ast th Ave. Cobb id |FinsT HILL—i0 ROOME, BTRICT- WSOD—BRY SLAB AND FOREST ly modern; 3 bathroom: Aree fir, any lengths. Sack coal, 80 $45. Call or, Went 1182-R. cents. Main 0401, FROM NOTRE, MODERN EXCEPT | Cook Miole Goad Weliveced” Meutoed heat, walking distance. 2003 Minor Bouble toad ave. 21 UNFURNISHED FLATS AND APARTMENTS MRD AND FE. MADISON S-room comfortable flats, with fire. place and laundry trays; hot water furnished; gas range. $30. $11 JAMES ST. 8-room new flats: close in; ready te move into; $32. 60. 3117 & MADISON ST. 4-room flats, in fine sonaitions car service; cheap rent; CARTER, MacDONALD & Sa 208 Columbia St Elliott 6870, $30 5-room cozy flat at 110 Harrison et. Gas range, coal range, hot Cer $4.00 a load: “pi hte ert, ¥ Fee “THER SANDS PLAN” —the— ENVELOPE TELLS THE TRUTH heater, Can got garage. ew 3 ri Oey! | Niecponald ‘There ts one fundamental rea- || et, Agte. son responsible for our lar; Mit MY MOORE, 1016 HIND AV. volume of used car bi bg 2 large rooms, with bathe reno. at is the absolu' Yated thruout. %3 22nd ave, near: B. Union, $22.50 a month. your “asl oF rit et epot eed ow. 22 Rebuilt Ranges stove Name and Residence, Age. | reyeton eae pureh re Manan jn Erickson, Lars, Seattle ......-Legal | @ FURNIT RE YOR BA $5 A WE! May, tigs4a1 Lyon Olsen. op. are atte et ANQoruith Ave. Mare esti ous. Pe | ice SALE Will se1! King § car, tn so0d conde cally new cord tires, af le, 1021 | Pier et. Kenwood 2158, BANTER SIN NOW TICENDCPIOR _ iodern bungalow: EE LOTS Town of Bithlo willei NCH t PLANKB Loans tom see us a confidential 10% Joan, in o1 offi 665 Empire Bids. | | six-room — m¥ or 200 cash as first payment. aS th ti wey TSINESS-OPPORTONTHIES a fow res- idence lots to desirable applicants — as an advertisement. Abstrac minimum cost, Address Mayor's Office, Bithlo, Florida. A RINK AND LUNCH. 2108% FIRST AVE. eo . N BROS, INC—StnJECr to par sale, we offer 20,000 shares — at oe he JORDAN, WENTWORTH & CO, STOCKS AND BONDS 201 Hoge A SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN were aia ice. THE STAR'S. GREATER CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY irl mediate ponseasion. Elliott ater. tory ana ||} A READY REFERENCE Cross, Wilfred John, T1A6 45th ave. | 37 rg “— truth as to Pebuilding Sosts Ingiatn: James Mitchell, 4423 Othello AND FLATS po frpensemae. z reenter ot Gtacca: ie ables, 4808 Frontenac ae ee shee 3918 Special Bix touring | ee soi ae ‘elt Mathew George Dewey, 6012 Mest «| dana attan Apt. ae se OTHER MAKES ORK B_TURNEN, CHTROPERE e raon. Arthur, 6511 Woodlawn | FI FUT pe Mower iss Eepereees Lonqeeen Moura 10-5: Bve, date Main 3 Gottatefn, Jacob La, 501 B. Madiaon| Would furnish, 106 Seventh ave, N. 138 boda touring. eK a Se x ne, Beg, 6200, WB ot be 28 BOARDERS WANTED SANDS MOTORS 0. SORRY CORNED Oy PaLiAnek Geldard, Henry William, 1812 ath | WANTED — CHILD | TO BOARD. |! mast 0901. 1016-18 Pike. aS Nai McMahon, "A V., 2208 N, 64th at, boy. | Ei RENT Kent, boy. 18 Express and Baggage i 7 4