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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1920
Page
7
An assortment of old classifieds lists used pianos from Dullarry Piano Co and Meyer and others, along with furniture, mattresses, rugs, lights and sewing machines. It also advertises rental pianos, government dress shoes and boots, and various vehicles and farm stock for sale with contact numbers and locations.
Two retro listings describe a modern broom bungalow near Woodland Park with fireplace furnace and full cement basement. Prop features include 60 by 100 foot lots, large light rooms, and easy terms with cash price around 3600. Contact Harwell Morford or Jordan & Co for detail.
Two acres near Sunnydale include a five room house a garage and a poultry building with water system and priced at 2000 with half cash. Listing by Carter MacDonald Miller 208 Columbia St Elliott 5870. Also offers near Fairmont Addition Two bedrooms bath living room kitchen basement large lot 660 by 130 quiet relocation details at Rainier Grand Hotel room 336 9 to 12 am and phone inquiries.
A collage of property listings across Seattle suburbs. cottages, farms, and acreage for sale or foreclosures. Offers include 4 room cottages in West Seattle and Phinney Ridge bargains, multiple tracts near Cowen Park and Duvall, and ventures by Clifford Land Co and Seely & Callahan. Includes terms, prices, and contact details.
Deputy C T Smith remains hospitalized after a fight with Wilkeson youths led by John Morgan at a Enumclaw farmers picnic last Sunday. Prosecutor Fred C Brown filed third degree assault charges Thursday citing the incident and ongoing condition of Deputy Smith. Indignation over Morgan’s conduct runs high and further charges may follow.
I W W Cult talk led to the arrest of Bert Basnet on criminal syndicalism charges Thursday. Prosecutor Fred C. Brown set his bond at 1500 after Basnet allegedly sought to place Patrolman Schoonover in a proposed order.
A Shorthorn cow at the Royal Agricultural fair in Darlington England won first prize for milk production. She yields seven gallons daily and could produce about 1,500 gallons in the year, with milk at 4.37 percent butter fat.
Lincoln Smith, longtime King County official and former deputy in purchasing and property, seeks the Republican nomination for auditor. A Seattle resident for 21 years, he has owned businesses, worked as bookkeeper, and held roles with Battle & Attorneys and various firms in road construction and marine supply. Married with a six year old daughter.
Tacoma patrolman Taylor, aged 37, linked to a distilling operation after raids found a 30 gallon still, two 50 gallon stills, 76 tons of raisin mash, and 50 gallons of bottled liquor at 1526 46th Avenue. He is jailed as investigators tie his city post to the alleged illicit activity.
Salt Lake City officials arrested a suspect under the national motor vehicle theft law. United States Marshal E. R. Hickok reported the arrest, the first in this district under the new law, with the accused alleged to have transported the stolen auto to Seattle.
Mayor Hylan urged the legislature to amend the state constitution to allow municipally owned apartments. He said 100000 units are needed to relieve the city shortage and accused storekeepers and manufacturers of essential goods of gouging, harming occupants.
Paris report: a flower stall vendor who visits Monte Carlo each winter gambled her winter earnings. She won $20,000 one day and lost it all the next, forcing a borrowed fare back to Paris. She later won $10 and invested it in a grocery venture.
Holeman a black worker arrested for stealing clothes from his employer asks the judge to return a pink corset, claiming he needs it to keep his shape. The judge orders police to return it after removing the steel stays. Gypsy moth infestation report says New Jersey faces costs and trained scouts are deployed.
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