The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 22, 1923, Page 15

| See! | | PHUK b RUARY ‘STAR WANT ADS WILL HELP YOU FIND A GIOME j A 1. wasmineron DWELAED wren ACS FRIENDS THe Famyaxes ° YEARS HIS HEART BURNED Fo tet George Washington—and his platonic love affair with Mrs. Fairfax, as told by Eugene Prussing, foremosi authority on ‘The Father of His Country.” BY JACK JUNGMEYER (Copyright, 1922, by N. B. A. Service) LOS ANGELES, Feb. 22.—-For over two centuries the romance that powerfully swayed the character and destiny of George Washington bas remained obscure under his hero- ic achievements us founder of the nation. The gist of this love story, reveal: ihg the deepest traits of the greatest man of his time, was told today by Eugene E. Prussing, retired member of the Chicago bar and noted author. {ty on Washington. Bally Cary Fairfax, young wife of Washington's close friend, was the fist to plumb the heart of the man who became “first ir the hearts of hie countrymen," as Prussing recon- fn eight Years of intensive research, “We have,” he ¢ said, "no convince Ing’ publistied evidence of Washing: ton’s interest in any other woman from the time he was 17 until he Married Martha Custis, at 27, altho these are the susceptible years of any man's life. “The story of his affection for Sally Cary Fairfax is the true one. Tt iq attested by his own letters of that time and Is confirmed by one he Wrote 40 years later to the object of hig renounced love. “When the full story can be pub- lished, it will add greatly to Wash- ington’s reputation as a man.” As a young frontier surveyor, Washington went to live for a time with the Falrfaxes at Belvoir. George William Fairfax, his com- panion on many trails, was 22, his wife 18, and a toasted belle of the col ony. Mrs. Fairfax spurred Washington's KIS LOVE AND MARRIED MRS. CUSTIS saxreaye jo— 4 interest in Hterature and history ana| prodded his ambition. Thru this pro- pinquity to a gracious, vivacious woman, Washington quickly devel- od a mute, hopeless affection, as | his letters indicate—only to be con | feased tn writing in an hour of peril | and loneliness on the eve of a mill-| tary campaign! Then came hig renunciation and }his marriage to the widow of Dantel Parke Curtis and 40 years of happy wedded life. The two families lived tn full nelgh- borliness for 14 years, when the Pairfaxes removed to England. And ofice more, in mellowed sentiment, far down the sunset years, Wash- fogton adverts in a letter to Sally Fairfax to the time when young hearts raced beside the Potomac. “At all times,” said Prussing, “Washington's devotion was with- out reproach. The story of it gives teatitiofiy of the sound manliness of jan arent nature to match his glorious tness. “The pein? of the whole episode is that while Sally Fairfax rocked | his heart and held him enthralled | for 10 years, she did not upset his character.” Reconstructing George Washing- fon’s personality and activities by inspecting records in 60 counties in seven states, Prussing presenta an entirely new picture of him in his| forthcoming volume, “The © of George Washington, Decease: “The story of Washington's love and faithfulness,” said Prussing, “as well as the story of his business af- fairs, will appeal powerfully to the present generation, to whom the real fleah-and-biood Washington, a gentleman without peer, is prac |tieally unknown.” Hollywood Is Angered by Author’s Criticism DeMille Returns Fire in Bombardment of Movies; Says Public Is Best Judge LOS ANGELES, Feb. 22.—Instead of dying out, Hollywood's wrath ‘is rising hourly against what it terms the “anvil chorus of authors,” who, the picture people say, took movie money in large quantities, and hence should have the good taste to keep still, Cecil B. De Mille, phhywright and Movie producer, mustered all his ver- bal ammunition today and started oh the trail of Peter B. Kyne, Stew- att Edward White and Gouverneur Morris, “These gentlémen who are kicking over the traces,” he said, “these au- thors, Stewart Edward White, Gou- verneur Morris and Peter B. Kyne, have no right to insult the great American public. They pretend to criticise the movies for which they have been working, but they really insult the public. “The public has chosen between their pictures and the ones they have datnned, and the public has chosen the ones the author have damned. T'll take the taste of 60,000,000 people to, that of this handful of authors, The majority must be right. “These gentlemen like to talk about the canned drama—canned art, It ja a canned art, It {8 a cannery, Id it a canned peach any the less for htat? “These gentlemen are placing themselves in the class of people who said there never would be a railroad. They are looking at a gigantic, stu. pendous art—the greatest the world ever knew—and because they didn't succeed in ft they are standing ub ahd saying, ‘There ain't no such art.’ “Whom do you think the cham- bers of commerce will be building statues to’ 20 years from now—the man who started the film art or the contemporary literati? “The movies are not tied up with commmercialism, That hasn't been my experience at all,” The pictures cost a gigantic sum to make, A man must have hig feet on the ground, "The public wants to see some: thing good—the grént, big public, Not the little fellows with nose- glasses on. “An editor of a big magazine said we're from the Ghetto, But we have our family ‘crests—mostly kept in the attic, because we're too busy to bother with them, or with little editors, either, We appeal over their headg to the great public, FIND WRECKED FISH VESSELS SANTA BARBARA, Cal., Feb, 22. —Mystery. surrounding the disap- pearance of the O. K. and Eagle fishing boats, with crews and and Capt, Jerry Shiviey, Capt. Frank Nidever and Isaac Newton aboard, has been partly cleared up by the finding in Scotpion bay, Anacapa island, of Newton's body and further down the coast the wreckage Uf both boats. The Eagle, Nidever's boat, has been missing for two weeks, but it was thought it might have put in somewhere, The O, K., with Shiviey and New- ton aboard, joined in the search for Nidever and apparently went to its fato where the Eagle was also lost, Terror Grips Fag . Smokers in Utah SALT LAKE CITY, Feb, 22, ~ Deputy sheriffs today continued their drive against cigaret smoking in “inclosed public places,” which is forbidden by state law, making sev- eral arrests during the morning. Late yesterday they spread terror when they invaded the Hotel Utah and grill room of the state capitol, where legislators, attending the leg. islative session, were dining. Six ar- resta were made in the capitol and the Hotel Utah. Th included lufcheon guests of 8. L. Wilson, Hol- yoke, Mans,, general manager of the American Writing Paper company, [One yen *|was reached at | 2. Mims, FAIRTAR INTERESTED reg, ») 4 AUTERATURE KIS Love on EVE OF mit AMPA OH, ‘as DEVO TION} The Seattle. Star Published Dally at 1307 Neventh Seattle, \ Subscription Rates | BY ™ AIL, Three months .- Six _— . BY GARKIEA IN CIty” Per month ....... Transient charge, per line, per jpssrtion (count six words to ne Three donsacutive jase Contract and a ly Rates on Request ___MAIN 0600 AIN 0600 BUSINESS SERVICES 7s apaetee ao K&vice treo. Joseph Allen, lawyer. All ce . £07 Leary Hid. Bil. 2986. 7 Vhirke ude, 005 14. a moderate. Inf'n tree. Collateral Loans ON ALE ARTT- THE RELIABLE, Hiectie Machinery ROUGHT—so_H—RENTED Ww. Oren PRICK CO. Beattie. Investigators io. TR May, Pros Lyon Bldg. Fevistt 0448, Money to Loa MONEY TO LOAN On @iamonds and Jewelry on most society" ror. REMEDIAL LOANS | IN SEATTLE Fs. 355-256 Empire Building Second Near Madison. Estab- D MAT {te Co. tat and Virginia, Vahed "1874. Ph A gold. Patents for sale now: Hobby horses, apringless farcet. bonus and royalty: velocipedemranitary toile feat. mak offer. ‘B05-8-7 Contra Bid) ite. ‘Tel. Math aa GREY LD: NOLDA, AY- Establirhed idonttie 1892; ey examiner U. 8 Patent Of- fice. 402-6 Lyon Bid, Filott 5075. HARRY ROWEN—Patent feos $35 down, $20 20 da., $20 when lowed, Pantager & Un an ‘enwick. Cintas fata 1861, Advice and’ booklet 422 Burke Blde. Physicians, Surgeons r, Angus, Suite 400 Pantages Tide. ‘Women's ailments and disorders. JAIL BRITTEN ON NEW CHARGE Acquitted of Bigamy Charge and Is Held for Deportation Henry William Britten, dubbed a “goldter of fortune” by George Olson, his attorney, was acquitted of a charge of bigamy by a jury in Judge Mitchell Gilliam's department of au- perior court Thursday. The verdict 1:30 a. m, after the jury had cast four ballots, the first of which stood three for acquittal, three tor conviction and six blank, Immediately upon his :elease from the custody of the state courts he was rearrested by U, 8. immigration authorities, who are holding him for deportation under a charge of fraudulently entering the United States from Canada, “We will post, ball some time today for Britten's release,” Attorney Ol- son said, “Britten has already taken out hia first citizenship papers and we will beat this case as we did the bigamy charge,” Olson sald, Immigration authorities were also preparing to«take action to deport Mra, Dalay Mencock, second wife of Britton, liphe free, Wilson, himself, was not smoking at the time and escaped arrest, The jury, {t was learned, held that |. FUNERAL NOTIC HOLPELS. }208 Columbia at. Fr cK P. GORT forelgn patents sechreds developed, | AU the family fealdence, inden ave. WILLIAM PAUL ELD, aged 21 years, son of Mra. Anton Molfeld Funeral services will be held Fri- day, Feb. 25, at 1:20 p,m. at Bielts Funeral Parlors, 316 Florentia at Friends invited to attend, Interment Mount Pleasant. FOR RENT — (ROOM COTTAGE. tit, at 1186 Ellaabeth, Georgetown, 4263 Hol Mr, am ns learn compt ter; short g now wman Hldg JOHN “STROM NING ) HELP WANTED in, “I may have no t lower molar ts aching To Fourth ave and Pike our Andy should hike, Where UNION DENTISTS do the work he will like. Matn 1601 WAGTI ME _taught 9 MALE | i SLP WANTED Andy to Min, nty el Bidg., Bays “Yay have ho But eft lower molar ts aching like sin. To Fourth ave. and Pike our Andy should bike. Where UNION DENTISTS do the work he will like, Main 1691. | At Annex. 1000 sth, near Westinke av.. clean, furnish am heated bedr Hind batha, Phone 1.75. throw It away, Green Clock. Opp. pe ITUATION—MAL FIRST CLASS PAINTING, hanging, ka ning prices, nis, Garficld evenings; Amin 0450 days WANTED—NIGHT WAT any light work. Simpson, Oss5 APER- moderate ones Rainier NG, KALAOMINING. SHED HOUSES FOR RENT UiNiaiuD Mot aes aT, oft, Went 0444, 20 FOR RENT—HOUSES PAPER TAS WE RENT HOUSES AND FLATS Carter, MacDonald & Miller 208 Columbia st Eitiott 5874. 708 Fi. UNION ST. T rooms, suitable for at tee rooma, Walking distance, $42.5 Carter, MacDonald & Miller Elliott 6870, $id PER MONTH. ERS. 6-ROOM HOL W. 62nd. Ca 23 FOR RENT— FURNISHED ROOMS FURNISHED APANTS town. Doris Apte. 24 FURNISHED APTS. AND FLATS __ 111 FIFTH AVE. b-room fiat. in fine clone in, $2 Carter, MacDonald & Miller 208 Columbia &t Elliott 5870. FURNISH apartments AND private batt 80.aingle roo Glendale 1242. Mie DISPLAY CLASSIFIEL Db CASH SACRIFICE—OWNER LEAV- ing dity. Modern 6-room and sun parlor; bath; furnace heat; coal and gas range; hardwood finished; panel and beam dining room; re- ception hall; French doors; cement basement; tubs, ote.; overlooking Sound and mountaing; olegant con- dition, Owner, Garfield 0286, ten returned to Seattle and lived with Mrs, Mencock as husband and wife following his marriage to her in Victoria last June. Miss Tliza beth Walsh Britten, his first wife, re- mained steadfast in her devotion to Britten after the trial, promising to return to Canada with him if he is the state had not proved that Brite deporte MARQUEE AD) a} PANO PLAYING) Yr lott 42 ner { | ae “sh ee paremmaced nd elegance at th: | | PER ONAL Apts. You will be. pleased DEFORMITIES OF CHILDIUN, Dr. | Hill, West Seattle, West 001 HM. G, Arbuokle, Banipractic phyat- |\ONOSUALLY ATTRACTIVE, COM- n. pie bo Arcade Didg, Main Dietely furnished, ce er view #. 10-1. 9 apartment. The Littlefield, 206 24 FURNISHED APTS. AND FLA" room t heat all ¢ beautiful Sound view duite, Garfield 438 h ave NEWDERRY APARTMENTS bit K Mercer t and 4-room base- t 5 Sth N. 5 LE UL NOTICES Attn Roa TWO TRONKS” WELONGING TO private bath; also 2 Mra. A. Courtney will be sold for 4 private bath. 219 Bel- Storage at Bushell’s Auction Hous yi 18, if BD T-hOOM FUR. 5 LOST AND FOUND j plenty beat and LU AND FOUND Hight front room, Tal- WOULD “TIKE” PARTY” Wild 3 Terry ave. leather hand- | OOM APTE, NEWLY | decorated; steam heat; 2 blocks from Pike pl. market 0 Weat- ‘ | orn ave. Cheap rent nurse's clase pin and ather 5 fh the nahdbag to 906 | ROOM GORNER APARTMENT avs. phone Main 1608, and| private bath; nicely furnished: oblige the owner, Walking distance: 624 W SUNDAY, HETWEEN CTY aye. Abram Apts. Main 7871 ae. k grip con- | HRADHURY 718 CHERRY 4's clothing, very much apartment; Reward. Phone Main 6 sleeping re reasonable en) 4 AND PRIVATE BATH SMALL WHITE APITZ MALE, LI- * pom and private bath. 219 conse 1680. Phone Bast 1496. Re-) Belmont N {tol O863. | ward. FATUEAGT 16i0 1TH —ONE 7 7 FEMALEHETP IVANTED | room o Dn 00 tment; |7 FEMALE HELP WANTED | fyarn, “Pd one froom apartmen GIRLS” WHO” WANT” GOOD POpI- | STNATOA — MODERN F-ROOM t r apartme furnished nts eatly Heacon 1900 HOLLY WO6D APTR, 119 JOHN BT Choice furnished 2 and §-room apartments BLY FURNISHED rimente, $33.60 Denny way OOM ie distance, 623+ month. APARTMEN The Bluff, & ROOM Mel TED APT: HEATED 10 ZAN, W AES APART- at the Swan. Rent (ODERN T-ROOM FUT- partment, 1413 Queen Anne ave. A E-ROOM” FRONT APART: | ment; steam heated. 1718 12th ave. & Beacon 1718 TRUNKS MOVED, bbe. 5 FURNISHED aw fain d007. ——|45 MISCELLANEOUS FOR HING OR | MOUSE _.FURNISH NEOUS HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. | winx>rexcn “YOREIGN- WOMEN NEW SPRUCE HOTEL] Banton, Wave toa beat tnd read WHITE MawAGhient | 54 GARAGES STeAe ee housekeeping | PORTABLE” GARAGES, CAPITOL ae § 3923, FREM GAS. A home for working | ese —___ aera and women, “+ |56 AUTOS FOR SALE Pibene nati 908-910. W. Thome RE | \HHAWTHTHAA TAH AyH atinke ave, Livi In A cozy HOME AND joy real home cookin: it rearon- able-tates: clone in. at 1149.R. PLEASANT Roo T HOARD; furnace heat; home privileges. nd University. Main 6703 PLBABAD C celient board __Ployed.. Fast ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A OMB and excellent menla? $7.50-$10, 322 | n nincd Wwe ay N, HUGHSON'S §00-CAR MONTH — HUGHSON'S 500. PLEASANT ROOM, PRIVA Broadway district. 612 Harvard EASY WA large roo! men. 60: Breakfast! ING” DISTA # with board ‘erry. Main 433 29 WANTED—TO RENT Ouse AND | E yours je for rent, list sc with ua | M. JORDAN. & CO. 211 American Bank Hidg. Main 0557, INSTRUMENTS BARRY RETIRES» FROM: TE PIANO BUSINESS 450 New Pianos Must Re Sold Buy @ new plano for the price of & good necond-hand one, on your own terms. We go into the millinery business with a national undertaking. All pianos must go. DU BARNY PLANO CO. 1404 First Avo, 106 Union St. (PL 3 FOR RENT, RENT applied on purchase, Meyer-Toner, abit 4th a Jobb Bidg. Biake buys. w POULTRY ATCHING HOT machines; personal attention; 1,000 capacity or more, $4.00 per 100; 25% with reservation, Open dates, March 13-14, Stevens, Box 941, R. 6, Senttio. , WHITH ~~ LEGHORN, ~ TANGRED strain; young hens and pullets, 41,50 ench. No business on Sun: day, KE. J, Santaon, 8322 9th N. W, SALE OE WITLTAMS” COMPANY —— Flour bins... ‘a doors hd |Sash for neha roakfaat nook tables and goat. | Ironing board and cabinet plate. with sleave board window glans by the light oF ve ‘ae ox. Plate Glass Windshields put tn your oar. oO B. WILLIAMS COMPANY Entabiiahed 1899. $8.40 UNION MINED COAL DELIVERED IN 2- AON, LoTs Consisting: of LUMP, RGG AND FURNACH COAL Gives hich heat, little ash, no snot. LION COAL CO.. GARETRLD 6001, $9 LUMP COAL $9 DELAVERND Guaranteed cloah, high hoat, little aeh, no soot. Also beat: furnace conta, Klinker-Clark Coal Co., Garfield 5928 $8.40), DU BARRY ROTIRES. GHT the pinno bargain of your life. 106 Union, 1404 First ave. 12-Inch Mill Wood Dig double toad, delivered, $7.00, 2ots of nico blocks. Reacon 2250 any time, BTAR-A-ATAT SHINGLES $2.00 per M, dolive Wont 0294 days, or Wont 4588 eviaine KAVANAGH HATS, $8.00, 1005 iat OPPORTUNITY Star Want Ads Wh OMS VERY cheap; | $01 Colum- bia. 13 ee enemenianiaeestiees | 27 ROOMS AND BOARD | HOARD AND ROOM IN PRIVATE home, near Woodland park ang | Einooln high; piano privileges. | Melrose 2342 | SALE HON DRY PLASEN ENDS, GREER | never been in slab wood, From Stetson Bunset 0114 Milt Woon, ¥ double load, delivered, 4606 GOOD MILT WOOD, $7; extra dry ianer ieasonabie. Goon Mit load; planer aiveke a4 sawing w w ON 2424, less than half Auburn, Wash, FALLATD Cedar wood, _Bunset i778. CALL” US” UP Renton coal. niversity loo 193) 4th ave... PORTAROE | DEMARS ki Ney 521 Roy | Sear ata FO! 6.25 WAND J ‘ord & Re a tAD in ade fo FOR HALF bator; Like fiat | {UDSON” Hey Good coriition; cheap. ave 1 s “1926 WE BUY AND 4 ture. mt FIReT ¢ nde and 7} kin 50 ke 4 gives good heat. Mul- LTTOR lo at « big bargain AND halt co 1 double load. Garfield Guaranteed mal 90D MILL WOOD, | planer ends, $5 5.60. TACHT 0 up. 1624 Post MilL 730 XK TOAD, Ke DoOvAT forest 6637 WOOD 4100 XK nda, $6.00; dr ‘all any heels, Can be eatinke ave. N. LY—G60D Fe vad; the kind “FRACTION day. ute 2, Bo $5.00 cord, delivered. a ON woot 263 POR PRICK All kinds of Co. Melros | PIANGS—Hpecial barwains in change department. Meyer Cobb Bidg. BB ‘apitol REST WOOD, 4; mill we Toni 45 MISCELLANEOUS FOR water, Phone 7 inwood HIG ¥ fore time, MACHINE HORPYTAL— = ‘easily REBT 4 thet “FOR Been used A.C NORTH END: 3922, $9.00 nod, $4 2038. Bwit RE ring: L hware, 4003 Arcade ary forest NO, excellent Nght car, ¥ 7 1D% - ALT NEW; $8 thd cL FF 223: NES. Re) iret ave. WONDE GOOD Dit fring, renting. ~ z The Desk Wxchange. 110 James Bt, 3- ROOM Buys, Selis and Lixchanges Main 7388. _ K BIG LOAD wood, Call any ‘time, Capitol 4218. RFUL t W. RAME; 3 Beo- OP. SELL CLOTHING TROWTH re wood call Kenwood 903 46 WANTED—MISCELLA- The Owl, 1317% First. REST B WHERE IT’S HANDY a 3 7] - 8 % 4 3 WHERE TERMS ARE Easy ” ard at Stewart. Ell oo76. 8 Where Fords Q Are e Cheap 5 During February, 4 Our 600-Car Month E SER \ oun CARs | 8 1G US DEPART AE $r@ at Blanchard. 0076. —— FORDS — = FORDS EI. 0 ——- FORDS —— MORE CHEAP GOOD FORDS Wm. L. Hughson Co. 3rd at Stewart. IF IN_DOURT, BUY A FORD FROM HUGHSON'S 076. LUHHHHHHHHHHHAH NY 150 326 Saasas FRED 8. HAINES COMPA “a : ” Specials 1917 Chevrolet touring; starter.$ 75 1918 Chevrolet touring; starter. 1918 Chevrolet roadater; starter. 140 1918 Chevrolet sedan; starter . 1914 Maxwell touring’ 1917 Ford touring. 4914 Butek touring ... 1916 Overland rot ter 1916 Maxwell roadster . 1814 Hudson touring 1916 Ford roadster .. others Torms. FRED PHONOGRAPHL In good orwraerom o | See these if interested in economical transportation, All of above and running order. WANT: accept phonograph or furniture as first payment on late model Ford or Chevrolet. ance, 614-618 buy JONE! fy & PIT: Main 3846. MODEL FO! is ater, ae mechanical condition. East A FORD HUG; NEW TOP; A DANDY Telephone Haat 0100. MY LATE MC A for $135. 3 IN AND SER US. your car and pay cash. Pike, Eas} K. Pike at. WH ZER, 413 B. RD i terms on bal+ WILL ROA WH DOAN oy [RUSOR TRU CKS, 608 _ Pioneer ‘Totem Pole. | #-ACRE LETTUCH LAN SERENE Miah Wa wrth SAR Panecients Glose te buy your car and pay cash. Hewaes JONDS @ PITZBR. 418m. Pike, | PMO TuE Main aay 11H DOUGLAS CO, 58 WANTED—AUTOS Main 3580. S18 Leaty Bldg. HLNON Uvo-009 Ss.NOSHOOH 62 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE Jniversity Bargains 6-ROOM, STRICTLY MODERN ONLY $3,366; TERMS Only 10 minutes’ walk from the reampus we offer 6-room bung low, with oak floors, fireplace, | cabinet kitchen, Pullman breakfast tab) ent, furnace, laundry; garage; alley, This is one of those Tare pick-ups that don’t last long Better seo it today. For appoint- ment call ROOT BROB, 4500 Btone Way. Melrone 6252 {5.506—TERMS; T-ROOM THOUS: well built; with 1 acre good lan eorner; good for grocery atore; 66 bearing fruit trees; 1 block from | school, 3 blocks from Des Moines hinhway and street car, AVILA, 601 AMbRICAM ANIC BLDG ELL Mex 6476 FOR BALE BY modern. bungalow, with view of Bound; floors; fireplace; cabinet kitchen, | with breakfast nook; near car an: | REALTORS hardwood school, For price and a call Bunset 2306 evenings, between 6 and 7. | i-ROOM COPFAGE; PRE, AARERT. ments tn and paid. Price $2,100; $100 down, Par month. Beacon 2496 or 32 see NORTH PARK CORNER t-room unfinished house berries, asparagus bed, flowers, etc. Snap, $550. 166 N. 106th et, corner Aurora FoR” KALE | ranch; roo: room house | __ (Georgetown) “TWO ~ BUNGATZ = OWNE leaving city, Will sell together or rate, Snap. Good income arfield 2632 A FOR i0-nooM Gimaged by fire, 1928 Dock b= CHICKE. for 600 chickens; 1516 Dawson at. fiouse, pL, to be wrecked immediately. JUST COMPLETED—A BEAUTIFUL 6-room bungalow; fine location. Garfield 1353. vale 6-ROOM MODERN A University « eres E L. h. Roper, and M Ajuon, $1000 K od 2295 \65 FOR SALE—WEST SEATTLE “LOOK THIS OVER Fully furnished 6-room house, on nice large: lot. 4 bloeks from the car line; Itvying room has massive fireplace, beamed ceiling, ete.; hot 4 downstairs; fully grown. e this will make you want it at the low price of $3,000; $450 DOWN, $30 PER MONTH BARTLETT CO. 6001 California Ave, W, 1138 Brick Office at Raymond &t.) CITY FARM Well bullt 5-room modern bungalow; prey furnished; looking ound: fireplace nt base- tract Sixties bearing fruit tree: 106 WHITE LEG: bbe berries of all kinds; 6 blocks from ear. Price $3.900; terms, WALTER A. SUTHERLAND 4209 W. Alaska St. W. 0012. A West Seattle Money- Maker Four-room modern bungalow; all improvements in and paid for; $1,500; $100 cash, $25 per month, CALLFORNIA REALTY CO. chicken hous R Weat 0945 3636 California Ave. | A COZY HOME 6 ment; bath: ; lots of fruit and berrie: large, level lot, 60x10) graded street; cement rand view; 2% blocks from car \ne; no hill to climb. I am leav. ing town, and will sacrifice at $3,575, with about $400 cash, $26 ber month. H. J. McSorley, iiss, California ave. Phéne West fi00” GASH, BALANCE fit PER month, fot new 4-room bungalow, on tract 80x125, 2 blocks from Perens ot Walter A. Sutherland, ER, 210 Hoge Bid. Annex. a7 FOR SALE—ACREAGE M HOUSE AND %-ACR fenced; close to city limits, nort! water, lights and phone; on bi Lin minutes from. Pioneer square; $1,850; terms, DOUGLAS CO. Main 3580. 818 Leary Bldg. HERE'S THE PLACE 14 acres, mainiand, with 1,000 feet beach frontage, including a little cove; running stream; southeast slope: part open and, heip @ purchaser get started will lease nearby farm with ho barn, big strawberry patch, bi ing orchard, Island elle pha Yineyatd, for one-half the cro Price of 14 acres, 3975, terms, $: id cash; balance easy. ‘our oppor- tunity, Charles Somers Co, Al Ras: ka Bids. 15-ACRE CHICKEN House; big new brooder ho RANCH chicken house; ; big creek; close to sawmillx; can’ get Work. $1,250; easy term: 8. THE DOUGLAS Ct 818 Leary Bldg. $1,850 JOHNSON RANCH Only 2% miles from city limits of Seattle; running water, sufficient to operate ram; good house; 2% teres fine upland soll, suitable for poititry or berries; near school and walking distance of interurban Station; good neighborhood. Will Stein 3580. well for $1,850; reasonable cash veer balance $26 per month. nquire 301 Mutual Life Bid iret and Yesler. Witt PAY SPOT CASH FOR USED cars, Henry Mossbach, 916 B. Pike, it 2661. 62 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE Absolutely a Sacrifice ~ 4-room sleeping pore! ment; laundr la ceptional for $8,900, $200 cosh will bungalow built-in Kitehens lot 40x01, Pric: with ; full coment y trays; fire Propert peatiped to andle, glassed-in base- oplace; living and dining room; ex- features in 4 sold $2,900; Wm. A. Sullivan & Co. 210 American Rank, Woodland Park — 2,300 — usual value in this Cement buacment; laundry plumbing and Near Phinney RWA hue BLUIOTY 5906 Phinne: COZY 3-ROC Elliot oar, LT HUNGALOW arch range; oak furniture; bed Bi ood ott 1008, ‘age. view. ¥ CO, Realtors Sun, 4240. MON Ne wal hardwood floors; hot water; hantarey Jaw meets [ms ments inh except paving, $1,700; $300 cash, ‘Sunnee ~SWARGAIN™ Leaving for California; muat sell 2 lots, With 4.room house, furnished or Rurlon car. 18th ave. SW unfurnished, Terma, Not far out. Lake 8127 10 ACRES OF THE BEST SOIL around Seattle; all cleared; big o chard; berries, all kinds; how and farm buildings; with or with- out chickens, cows. $1,000 cash will give best bargain,” Close to Seattle, Owner, i t_ 3550, 1 AGRI; CLOSE IN a ah house, $900; easy terms; half mile of Des Moines I highway, e OUGL. Main 2580, 818 Leary Bldg. 68 FOR SALE—FARM _ LANDS oF ; WHE ih, Also 20 acre: 00 chickens, en machinery and household Hasy terms, Whidby Troalty. ‘4 Western ave, PSTiLE HAVA SOME Atos) LANK 10 ACRES; 2 near Mt. Vernon, @hway an work at $25, $80, aah fy was, en tyr terme, yh HH, PRIBRS. rth "tra ay ia FOR EXCHANGE— REAL ESTATE MADISON PARK Two 4-room somimodern furnished houhed; double warage: rented tn. come, $68 monthly, to trade for Geroom modern bungalow, in im- proved district. Will assume, FIRBSIDH REALTY CO. 1006 Third Ave. Billott 928. | Initiate, 80 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES A Real Opportunity ~ |22 nicely furnished rooms; close tng 12, fi od | me; low rent; terms J. Hatupin, 215 Yale Bldg. OVINE” MUST BELL NEAS block: income $75 . $2,100; 4 $1,100 cash. Strict investigation. & Also shoe repair shop, no oppo~ sition. Whidby Realty, 912 Weste ern ave. 87 SALARY LOANS GALARY LOANS MONEY IN FIVE MINUTES A place for employed men and wome ¢n to get money when they wast | it on thelr own personal no! without security or indorser, Fates can afford to pay. STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL Your employer, friends or neighborg need never know, |MOST LIBERAL LOAN CO. IN CITE Don't care who you owe or what yeu went the money for. Wo red tat } lorsed notes. ve had sickness, been out o1 oney Lor any cause, come ndeet {ton easy payment pisie CITY LOAN CO. 227 BEABOARD BLDG, SECOND FLOOR, 4TH AND PIER <ntioupteeniatiedicaaaa $10 TO $100 IN A FEW MINUTES | LOANED ON BALARI OR FUR PIA OR AUTOMO- NITUF UES AND PE ONAL NOTES FOR 40, 60 OR $0 DAYS. Terms Very Reasonable Strictly Confidential BLDG, OPPOSITE Toren POLE ~~ SALARY LOANS MEN AND WOMEN i ‘work oF : | | } } | Can borrow the money they need from this SOCIP’ on their PLAIN NOTE. No security, no Indorser, and strictly ucdentey No investigation or airy friends or Pe eke $100 Bee | for an: rasy PAYMENTS nf vo Employees Loan Ph EMPIRE BLDG. Second Ave. corner Madison Vital Statistics] BIRTHS Births in their households rted by the following mei Hare William Maurice, East Sound, rh wii ana ye. 6542 19th ave. N. girl Cane 3215 15th ave. Wa George M., San Francisco, girl Davidson, James L., $40 W. 80th at, boy. Jenner, Sydney S., 53 N. 73rd st., Motohara, 697 King si Ka mimoeht Hidataro, 708% Spruce st. Teieat, "Heyojiro, 120 10th ave. By Tomas, Walter F, 3239 Harbor ave, Doris Pha 2 Greene Park, Camp Lew! "Chactes Raymond, 411 Ny Bridwell, Mrecechal Hayden, 4247 Greenwood av Boydston, Verne Curtis, 1145 N: 88rd t., boy. Daggett, Redmond Lorne, 143 Ny 76th st., girl. ‘ Werth, Matt, 3020 12th ave. S, boxe Gomme Clifford G., Fullerton, Cale ‘irl. Wallen, Cart Howard, 2321 Falrview_ ave. boy. Moehring, lite A, 2201 E. Roanoke at, ee arte isrota Percy, 3132 35th ave; John L, 1502% Alki aves boy Sugitachi, Shozo, 511 King st., boys near aaen Albert, 7431 Rainier bivd., Sints, See H, $018 45th ave. & Wa girl Hayamizu, Yoshio, 1930 Main ste rl. Scharen, Samuel Martin, Pasco, boys Bighe Ernest George, 6227 37th aves . boy. Nekanmarn, Kenkicht, 10: King sty Harvie Haruzo, 310 14th ave, 84 utenti, Edwin Percy, Redmond, boys Judy, Walter M., 903 W, Sist st., girl, bor tad ba liga W., 4832 42nd ave, Dundon, th ‘thomas award, 1920 Ny Stusser, Felder, 144 Seneca st, Apt, 06, Kilgore} Harold Jefferson, 7865 Rens ton aves. tH bari Wo justo, $405 30th ave. S, We | celawent, Verne B., Steilacoom, Trainor, James B., 126 10th ‘ave, Gapthier, Francis Rugene, 6023 ave. 8. W. Fox, Henr; 1762 W. 58th at, Hutchison, apes Jefferson, 1037 Donovan st., Spratlin, Allen, Mais N. 80th s anadowns, John G., 911 melt MARRIAGE LICENSE Name and Residence. Wichman, Arthur, Seattle -Legal Kief, Katherine Poe, Seattle . Legal Steed, William, Seattle . Cohn, Cora, Seattle . ‘ Cranston, Morrison, Seattle . apenet 7 Collins, va E., Spokane ..:.-Legal Larson, Per A., Kent Peterson, Anna, Kent . Willard, Henry Judson, Seattle ee McKenna, Corinne, Seattle Ruggles Lake City . Snyder, Jane, Daugherty, Joseph H., Seattle.T. Peterson, Leonia H., Seattle eet Ferrell, John H., Seattle + Legal Ferrell, Ida T., Seattle . Lyon, Howard Sponcer, Seattle McFadden, Elizabeth Maxine, Seattle | ‘Le Carpenter, Edward A, Buffalo, Bowen, Mary B,, ‘Tacoma .. 2.1 Levenhagen, Ernest, Tacoma Meyers, Wilma, Tacoma . Martin, Alvin J. Mary. Hendricks, B. V Wilson, Leona, Sumner . Mason, Lloyd M, Seattle Nicholson, Catherine, Seattle Gormley, Lee, Port Angeles Govan, Hdith Althea, Sequim . a ae Richard E£. US Tacoma siyoaie Roa er, Seattle ., Julia A. Seattle .. thy fae ithe Mount, Mrs, Jessie L., 85 years, Ratelifte, Infant. Hoskins, infant. Faust, Brnest, 48 y Kringetbach, John wy th years, Drittenbass, Amelia M., 61 years, Ludden, William at mW years, Myers, Joseph H., 8) years. Johnston, Hana 65 year: Kidd, William Hdward, 67 years. Herkenrath, be ah ohh ‘8h 0 James, Omar year Knudsen, K. Fy "ona 08, hy years, ‘Thorlakson, Winnie, 64 Slegner, Clarence Juell, Infant Nelson, nea i ‘8 Cooper, Taal ve, ‘ea rh hug tart “ nk to pero ‘s y Poon, Ary no ven, an He at ths, yarn, Anni i. ow Gilbert, Infant vere