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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1921
Page
5
Classified ads list portable houses garages offices and storage buildings for sale with prices. The notice includes cheap coal wood and secondhand items, clothing, furniture, and various real estate listings across Seattle area dealers and private sellers. Some entries advertise investments and business opportunities with contact details.
The Seattle Star presents a directory entry for FE Wall an attorney-at-law established 1947 offering moderate fees and free consultation. Main 7403 located at 216 Burke Midg with a $95 second area fee noted.
Owner seeks a mechanically inclined partner with experience to join a well equipped auto repair business in the heart of the auto district. Full price asked for a half interest. offers good wages and strong return on a prudent investment. For details contact Mr. Seneacu at T17 Beaboard Building.
One minute after acquittal in Judge Austin B. Griffith's court on second degree burglary charges, Pete Basoff and Frank Bennett were rearrested. Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Patterson files new charges as Sasoff and Bennett, alleged members of a burglar gang, face updated proceedings after over $10,000 in loot was seized by Sheriff Matt Starwich’s team. The jury had freed them following a short deliberation.
Jeffries, a 33 year old baker, was arrested by detectives after two bandits held up a man at West Lake and Virginia early Wednesday, stealing $21.75. He denied any connection with the robbery.
Three women were held after a city raid on 102% King 1. Marie Barry 24 Shirley Stanley 25 and Marie Kay 346 were detained. Police say drinks were served in the house and a pint bottle of moonshine along with a marked five dollar bill were found as evidence.
J R Radis 77 and wife sue J R Menton in superior court alleging injuries from a July 26 collision on the Pacific highway. They seek $10 500 and costs for damages and medical expenses.
Burglars struck Beattie area early Wednesday stealing cigarets and cash from Jr. L. Edler’s grocery at 1918 Third Ave. Items taken include five thousand cigarets and $15. A revolver, three stickpins, a necklace and keys vanished from A. HF Gill at 8012 12th Ave NW. L. Wren’s home at 824 25th Ave lost mantel clock, revolver, cuff links and a purse. M Wiley of 6401 Latona Ave reported an incense burner, a thimble, an apron and $7.50 stolen. F. B. Elooname’s watch and chain and $25 disappeared from bedchamber window at 621 16th Ave N.
A practical demonstration of the mental law of sale will be the feature of the monthly dinner meeting of the Seattle Life Underwriters at the Masonic club room in the Arctic building Thursday at 6 pm. Alva Lee Brothers of Vancouver will be the principal speaker and Mr Struthere will outline methods to analyze individuals and place them in suitable vocations.
Evans, a 36 year old farmer, was charged with forgery in the first degree after Milo Mijotonic alleged he passed checks totaling 200 dollars. Detectives R. KE. Benjamin and G. L. Gordon arrested Evans on Wednesday.
Water will be shut off in the district between Mast Lynnet and the Lake Washington canal from 9 am to 4 pm Thursday. The area affected lies between 18th Ave N and 26th Ave N.
Rear Admiral C J PEO PLES from San Francisco will be guest of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce naval affairs committee at the Rainier Club Friday evening. Rear Admiral J A Hoogewerff, commander of the Puget Sound Navy Yard at Bremerton, will be guest of honor.
Representatives from Washington and Oregon industries meet in Tacoma to discuss boosting home use of Northweet products and forming a new organization aligned with the Beat tle Chamber of Commerce Northweet committees. They debate uniting the entire Weet now or building the movement first in Northwest states.
Matte Hannula, 48, accused by police of stealing wood from Arma and Scott Fuel Co. Ballard yard. He told a pitiful story to Patrolman H. P. Peterson, was searched, and found with $142 in counterfeit bills, held on an open charge.
Glen McLeod and his team of expert barbers plan an annual home engagement near the Mother Hyther residence. They invite neighbors to drop by for a free haircut and trim using Pom-Loi products.
John J. Conway will speak on financing Seattle and Western Washington industries at a Beat tle Neal Estate association meeting Thursday noon. Bremerton realtors will attend as guests of the Beat tle body. Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Hammer will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at West Seattle Undertaking Co under Beattle Post No. 1 American Legion auspices.
M F Adams, well known cattle buyer, suffered injuries in an automobile accident. Details on the crash and his condition were not released pending medical updates.
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