HOUSES FOR RENT AND LUMBER ADS IN SEATTLE CLASSIFIEDS
The listing combines multiple classified items from a Seattle section: modern and semi modern houses for rent including rooms with baths, locations such as 1804 19th Ave and 1628 Frank Ave, plus nearby ads for lumber, coal, furniture, pianos, and auto wrecking. It notes prices like $14.56 rent and various small business offerings and goods.
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DERN
Dexter Ve
19Th Ave
Apple Rocery
Aleo
10Th N. W
Frank Ave
Seattle
DIRECTORY LISTING OF SEATTLE PROFESSIONALS AND SERVICES
Directory style listing from The Seattle Star showing attorneys patent experts opticians doctors and various service providers. Names include FREDERICK P GORIN HARRY HOWEN PIERRE RATNES CAPT J W MAUPIN and others with addresses Main 0390 216 University St 905% 3rd Ave and 4026 Lyon St. It notes patent service offerings and a few medical treatment claims with hours and contact numbers.
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Wamunds
Praser-Paterson Co
Frederick P. Gorin
Seattle
Wash
N. W. Washington
Fi. L. Reynolds
M. C. T. Reynolds
Lyon
JeMott
Harry Howen
University St. Main
Pierre Ratnes
Main
Howe
J. W. Maupin
U. & Patents
Hinckley
Dra. Freer
Braden
Angus
Strom
Ava
Ex-State Treasurer Harry Toe Charged With Fraud
Ex state treasurer Harry S. Toe was arrested in Phoenix after a grand jury indictment for felony charges of misusing state funds. The long, disjointed clipping includes unrelated classifieds and notices, but the core item reports Toe’s arrest and indictment on fraud charges.
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Phoernix
Arta
Harry
Toe
Old Home Town Notes Highlight Local Initiatives
Bee school planned by A Slocum for February near Yelm with demonstrations in April. Clarke county road work prompts return to snow service from Port Angeles. Clarke County roads to heavy logging traffic from Dec 19 to Jun 1. Olympia city workers to meet January 4 to discuss plans for the year. Washington Growers Packing to elect officers in January in Vancouver. Prune growers vote on organizational changes. American Legion auxiliary to ship fruit cake and candies to Port Townsend soldiers. G L Chamberlain garbage-hauling bonds canceled amid sanitation violations. Inland Empire highway eight miles from Addy to Chewelah to be surfaced this week. Health week begins in Walla Walla. U S Shipping Board offers for sale all equipment of Grant-Smith-Porter shipyard in North Aberdeen valued at 500000 dollars, marking the end of a Aberdeen war industry. Tacoma, Puyallup and Upper Valley residents to discuss Chinook Pass opening to shorten Yakima Tacoma travel, meeting at Puyallup Commercial Club Saturday night.
Pedestrians Hit by Automobiles in 1921 Record
A 1921 list details pedestrians struck by taxis and cars at intersections in Seattle. Names include Gaze Aleksich at Fourth Ave and Washington, Mlair at Fourth Ave and University, Jack Sundberg at Fourth Ave and Pike, A Baker of American Express at Third Ave and Madison, and John Robinson at 14th Ave North and FE Mercer St. Several victims suffered bruises or shock. some drivers fled or were unknown.
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Washington
State OF Washington
Henry Moses
Pike
East
Areaas
T Fourth Lve
Washington #1
Gaze Aleksich
King At
Mlair
Warminster Hotel
Fourth Lave
University St
M. Statninger
23Rd Ave
City Hospital
Jack Sundberg
Fist Ave. N
Fourth Ave
Land Pike St
Albert Geelson
E. Denny Ways
A. Baker
American Pexpress Company
Third Ave
Madison Sr
J. W. Talley
Madison Hotel
John Robinson
14Th
Roulette wheels for your pocket fad takes Seattle by storm
Seattle dealers report a new pocket roulette wheel craze selling to many women as Christmas gifts. The device blends a top and roulette wheel, replacing the put and take top in popularity. Prices range from 35 cents to 50 dollars with German makers debuting before American factories.
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Seattle
High School Editors Hold Session Today
Ruth Hecht reports the first Washington State High School journalism convention opened at Broadway high school with about 1650 delegates from Beattie Spokane Vancouver Ellensburg and other towns. Eugene Parmenter of Lewiston Clark high school in Spokane presided as sessions ran from 8 50 am through the day featuring talks on making papers worthwhile editorials administration makeup and paying for the paper.
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Ruth Hecht
Broadway Whime
Broadway High School
Beattie
Spokane
Vancouver
Ellingham
Lremerton
Eugene Parmenter
Lewisa and Clark High School
George DeVilbins
George Axtel
O. M. Forsythe
Philip Brown
J. N. Colver
Will H. Smith
No Japanese Allowed in the U S Navy Denied Rumor
Reports received by The Star said rumors of Japanese being accepted for service in the U S Navy were denied at the recruiting station. A navy official cited law requiring first papers and noted that Orientals cannot be naturalized, making a Japanese in uniform impossible. The official blamed a rumor spread by mistaken identity with Filipinos working as messhoys aboard ships.
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The
Star
United States Navy
Navy
Former Seattleite Kate Mutterfield Wall Dies in Spokane
Mrs Kate Mutterfield Wall a former Seattle Sunday school worker and music teacher is dead in Spokane She is survived by her husband Thomas A Wall a Spokane contractor a 5 year old daughter Virginia Wall her parents Mr and Mrs W G Poutterfield 6916 Roxbury St Seattle two brothers Charles B utterfield of Everett and Earl G Hutterfield of Seattle and later Mrs Benjamin F Millard of Seattle Funeral services will be held in Seattle.
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Kate Mutterfield Wall
Seattle
Spokane
Wall
Thomas A. Wall
Virginia Wall
W. G. Poutterfield
Roxbury «T
Charles Butterfield
Pverett
Earl G. Hutterfield
Benjamin F. Millard
Jobless man ends life in rooming house
Joe Walters, 60, a furniture salesman, killed himself after weeks of unemployment and dwindling savings. He inhaled gas in a rooming house at 1602 4th Ave. Mrs Helen Foster, the landlady, smelled the gas and found the body. Police took Walters to the morgue as the coroner sought relatives.
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Joe Walters
Gaa Baturay
4Th Ave
Walters
Helen Foster
College Bootblacks Raise Funds for Charity at UW
College bootblacks from the University of Washington raise 200 dollars for the Christman charity fund. The fund grows from 150 dollars voted by sophomores for the same purpose. Committees from both junior and sophomore classes work with established charity agencies.
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University of Washington
Christman
Northrup Named Secretary in Local Republican Club
Nert A. Northrup an attorney has been elected secretary of the Young Men's Republican club to succeed Roy C. Lyle federal prohibition director who resigned. Northrup’s former position as chairman of the executive committee is filled by Warren H. Lewis.
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Nert A. Northrup
Young Men's Republican Club
Roy C. Lyle
Northrup
Warren H. Lewis
Pioneer Realty Man Sartori Dies After Brief Illness
Rafael Sartori, 72, a pioneer Seattle real estate dealer who built the Sartori Real Estate Co., died at Adrian Court apartments Friday after a short illness. Born in Switzerland, he came to Seattle in 1880 from California and joined the Seattle Elks Arctic Club and Knights of Columbus.
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Adrian Court
Sartori
Switzerland
Seattle
California
Sartori Real Estate Co
Seattle Elks
The
Arctic Club
Knights of Columbus
Surgeon Executed for Wife Murder
RICHMOND VA December 106 Dr Wilmer Amos Hadley former army surgeon was electrocuted at the state penitentiary yesterday for the murder of his wife Mrs Sue Tinsley Hadley in November 1918.
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Richmond
Wilmer Amos Hadley
State Penitentiary
Sue Tinsley Hadley
Mrs. Barr Honored Again by Kansans
The Kansas Women’s club in Seattle elected Mrs. William H. Barr of 403 Ninth Ave for a fifth time as president on Friday, in a ceremony reflecting continued leadership.
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Barr
Kansas Women's Club
Seattle
William H. Barr
Ninth Ave
Funeral services for Dr J JD Sherrick held Sunday
Funeral services for Dr J JD Sherrick, pioneer Seattle druggist, will be held Sunday at 2 30 p m at the University Undertaking Co with burial to follow. The deceased was a longtime pharmacist and community figure in Seattle. He served in local medical circles and contributed to regional health initiatives.
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J. JD. Sherrick
Pioneer
Seattle
Seattle at crossroads says juvenile expert
Dr William A McKeever director of the Juvenile Welfare Institute told the members council of the Chamber of Commerce luncheon that Seattle has a beautiful body but lacks soul poise serenity and vision of maturity He said many generous impulses run loose without a director or centralizing purpose after visiting cities across America.
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Seattle
William A. McKeever
Juvenile Welfare Institute
The
Chamber of Commerce
Tariff urged on Canadian shingles at Cedar Shingle congress
The Fifth Annual Cedar Shingle congress finished its sessions Friday at the New Washington hotel. A tariff on Canadian shingles imported in competition with American shingles was recommended. Officers elected included Raymond Case as president and Col. Roland Hartley as vice president. The retiring president was E. C. Miller.
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Gates
New Washington Hotel
BE. FB. Case
Raymond
Col
Roland T. Hartley
Everett
R. S Whiting
Seattle
E. C. Miller
Aberdeen
Ford Plans Germany Factory Open to Serve Eastern Europe
Ford Motor Co. plans to start a factory in Germany to manufacture automobiles for Germany Russia and other Eastern European fields. Charlies B. Sorenson in London is completing arrangements for the project, according to Dow Jones Financial News.
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Ford
Germany
New York
Ford Motor Co
Detroit
Dow- Jones Financial News
Charlies B. Sorenson
London
Ship Board Replies to Critics Attack
Washington December 10 The Shipping Board replies to criticism of its wartime shipbuilding. It notes that more tonnage was built in American yards in one month than any prewar period. The annual report says ship workers rose from 60 000 in peace to 385 000 for the war emergency and high speed made cost control and quality difficult to maintain.
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Washington
Shipping Board
Milwaukee Loss to Silk Company Awarded Damages
A U S district court decision filed Friday awards the American Silk Spinning Co. of New York damages of 105,622 dollars against the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul line. Judge R. S. Bean of Portland presided in the case.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
American Silk Spinning Co
New York
United States District Court
R. S. Bean
Portland
Unfilled steel tonnage declines at U S Steel in December
New York December 14. United States Steel Corp reports unfilled steel tonnage fell to 4,260,542 on November 30 from 4,286,829 on October 31 and 9,021,471 on November 30, 1930. The drop shows a decline of 96,287 from October figures.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation Today
Bothell Woman Dies at Daughter’s Home in Bothell
Mrs. Charlotte Quartzman 63 of Bothell died Friday at her daughter Mrs. John Pr. E. Linder’s home at 1312 Denny Way. Survived by husband Peter J. Quartzman, who came to Bothell 39 years ago. Body at Booth Undertaking Co. London report notes a former kat fer injured by flying wood chunk while hurrying to catch orders.
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Bothell
John Pr. E. Linder
Denny Way
Quartzman
Peter J. Quartzman
Booth Undertaking Co
London
Wilhelm
Katfer
Mountaineers Hold Their Annual Fete
The Mountaineers club held its annual banquet Friday night at the Masonic club with toastmaster Prof. F. E. Meany of the University of Washington. Tales told by campfires and trail friendships were revived during the event.
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Mountaineers’ Club
Masonic Club
FE. 8. Meany
University of Washington
Liberals Barely In Control In Canada Election
Ottawa reports returns from the general election show an almost even house. The Liberals are credited with a lead of one point with 118 seats secured and a razor thin margin to form a government as final results come in
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Liberals
Canada
Ottawa
All Present or Accounted For at U University Directory
The University of Washington directory lists many names across categories from people to objects. It catalogs numerous surnames including Cooka Dyer Porters Potters Shoemakers Tanner Tinker Wagoter Bishops and a Priest plus Ford Packard Carrs and walkers Ravages. Notable names include Ajax Solomon Holmes Washington Jackson Harrison Cleveland Taft Hughes Wood Whittier and others. Johnson Anderson Smith Browns Clark lead in counts with 46 38 29 and 28 respectively amid varied entries. Zwicky Bogdlaviensky and Aagaard appear among the first and last names.
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University of Washington
Ajax
Solomon
Holmes
Washington
Jackson
Harrison
Cleveland
Taft
Hughes
Wood and Whittier
Dan Cupid
Johnsons
Andersons
Smiths
Aagaard
Bogdlaviensky
Duwamish Valley Formation Marks New Community Society
The Duwamish Valley Development Society completed its organization at the South Park fieldhouse Friday evening. More than 60 members from Georgetown, South Park and South Seattle signed the constitution.
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Duwamish
Benefit to Aid City's Unemployed Draws Crowd
A benefit show to aid the city's jobless will be held Saturday night at the Armory under the auspices of the Association of Unemployed. Profit will go to relief efforts and unemployed workers in the community.
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Association of Unemployed
the Armory
Naval Reservists Plan Reorganization Report
Naval reservists will hear a report on reorganization plans for the navy reserve by Commander Frederick W. Griffiths at Veterans Hall 1616 Third Ave at 2 p m Saturday.
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Naval
Navy Reserve
Frederick W. Griffiths
Veterans’ Hall
Third Ave
Military Funeral for Army Veteran Burgess
Army veteran Lewis Burgess aged 63 will be buried with military honors Sunday after services at the Home Undertaking Co. He served 24 years in the army and retired last June due to failing health.
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Lewis Burgess
Home Undertaking Co
Burgess
Vaudeville at Knights of Pythias Hall Tuesday
Elliott Bay Camp of Modern Woodmen of America presents a vaudeville show Tuesday evening at Knights of Pythias hall located at 1925 Third Avenue.
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Elliott Bay Camp
Woodmen of America
Knights of Pythias
Third Ave
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