Classifieds and Advertisements in The Seattle Star
A dense scan of classified sections shows help wanted, real estate, services, and merchandise listings. Opportunities range from female help wanted and labor to furnished apartments and auto sales, with contact details and rates for insertions. The page reflects mid 20th century urban classifieds in Seattle, including housekeeping, office jobs, and vehicle offers.
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Seattle
Corner Pike
Melrose
St Marys Football Triumph Over Olympic Club
St Marys football team defeated the Olympic Club 20 to 7 in San Francisco in a hard fought game. The team displayed stronger offense and a dominant line, securing the victory after an earlier battle with the club.
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San Francisco
Mary's
Olympic Club
St. Mary
DIRECTORY ITEMS PROMINENT IN SEATTLE STAR ADVERTISING
A compact listing shows attorneys at law patent agents and loan services with multiple firms and offices in Seattle. Entries mention fees consultations loans on diamonds and jewelry and salary and personal loans for workers with private offices and accessible locations.
Washington and Stanford Battle to Standstill in Tight Duel
Washington and Stanford played a tight game with near equal honors in the first quarter. The Bun Dodgers and Cards exchanged punts and penalties as Washington pressed into Stanford territory but could not convert. In the second half Stanford's passing and end runs kept the ball moving, while Washington fumbled and failed on several drives. the ball ended in Stanford hands at game end.
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Onors
Wilson
Washington
Stanford
Patrick
Sun
Sam Greene
Lukeke
Greene
Cardinal
Wilton
Eckmann
Quase
Bun Dodgers
Hall
Eckman
Carter
Rogge
Schlaudeman
Doughty
Sun Dodgers
Wilcox
Woodward
Pases
Petes
Betes
Mertz
Beef Still Counts on This Football Eleven
Camp Holbird near Baltimore fields a football team with a total line weight of 1 614 pounds and average 21627 pounds per man. Captain coach Capt Charles J Mabbutt weighs 290 pounds and plays center. Tom Tritta is 184 pounds and right end, also a heavyweight fighter with knockouts. Eddie Burnbrook, middleweight champ, is halfback. The line includes Underwood 217, Rubeules 199, Lewis 139. Holbird hopes to win the elimination series and meet Marine Corps champions December 3 for the service football title.
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Altimore
Camp Holbird
Baltimore
Enue
Charles J. Mabbutt
University of Idaho
Tom Tritta
Tommor
Eddie Burnbrook
Third Corps
Great Lakes Gobs
Ameri
Yale suffers trio of injuries ahead of Princeton game
New Haven Conn Nov 7 Yale counted three casualties as the Elis began first work for the Princeton game. Ted Blair Nemo Into and Charley OHearn are laid up with injuries and it is not sure they will be able to go against the Tigers.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Elis
Princeton
Ted Blair
Nemo” Into
Charley O’hearn
Tigers
Princeton Tigers in Good Condition After Harvard Victory
Princeton reported the 11 players who took the Harvard game in fine shape this morning and ready for a tough week of practice ahead of Yale. The healthy turnout follows a great victory and signals strong preparation for the next matchup in Princeton, New Jersey.
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Princeton
N. J
Harvard
Yale
Bitter Fight Over Poolroom License In City Hall
A renewal hearing for the pool room at 26th Ave and University Way was set for Monday afternoon. University District residents have opposed the pool room for over a year, claiming it corrupts youth morals.
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26Th Ave
University Way
University District
Western Railroads Propose Rate Changes at Chicago Bureau
Transcontinental Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce receives full advices on proposed rate and rule changes by Western railroads. Shippers urged to consult data as hundreds of alterations await concurrence from Eastern carriers. New traffic crossing stanchion design allows it to jump back into place if struck.
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Western Railroads
Transcontinental Freight Bureau
Chicago
Transcontinental Bureau
The
Chamber of Commerce
Western Lines
Cornish School Performs Week of Recitals and Concerts
Music week at the Cornish School features a Monday recital by lyric soprano Mrs. Vivian Strong Hart with pianist Paul McCoole. Thursday brings the Cornish Orchestra directed by Francis J. Armstrong with soloists Arthur Kloth and James Dobbs, plus piano selections from Carnival Mignon. Advanced ballet pupils, other musicians, and dancers participate under Boyd Wells, with public invited.
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Cornish School
Vivian Strong Hart
Paul McCoole
Cornish Orchestra
Francis J. Armstrong
Arthur Kloth
James Dobbs
Schutt
Columbine
Department of the Dance
Louis Drentwett
Ernest Jaskovsky
Constance Hart
Esther van Vailey
Jorg Fasting
Portia Graf
Evangeline Edwards
Margaret
Ida Levin
Boyd Wells
Auto Crash Victim Brings Suit Here
R. Myers filed suit Monday against J. A. Lindberg for 226.89 after an auto collision near New Westminster. The case seeks compensation for damages from the crash.
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R. Myers
J. A. Lindberg
New Westminster
Oriental Peanuts Condemned in Suit
Condemnation proceedings were begun in superior court Monday against 2,000 sacks of Oriental peanuts. The Jordan Terminal Co. Inc. and A. U. Pinkham & Co. are named as defendants as the adverbs describe the stock as rancid wormy aged spoiled and wholly unfit for food.
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Jordan Terminal Co. Inc
A. U. Pinkham & Co
Two Charged With Stealing Overcoats After Dance
Information charging Myer Berg and G A Bacher with petit larceny was filed in superior court after they were found wearing overcoats stolen from the Renton Hill Halloween dance.
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Renton Hill
Myer Berg
G. A. Bacher
Superior Court
Burglary Charges Filed Against Trio in Seattle Case
An information charging Roy Kennedy, L. Triplett, and Paul B. Hollenbeck with burglary was filed Monday in superior court. Deputy Prosecuting Attorney J. B. Carmody says the trio confessed to burglarizing a dozen Seattle residences in the last month.
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Roy Kennedy
L. Triplett
Paul B Hollenbeck
Superior Court
J. B. Carmody
Seattle
Liberty Bond Theft Charged at Trial
G. B. Tilton is charged with converting to his own use $700 in Liberty bonds in his possession as an agent for R. Bax. The case goes to trial Monday before Superior Judge J. T. Ronald.
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R. Bax
G. B. Tilton
J. T. Ronald
Mudhens Rejoice as Game Law Breakers Are Rounded Up
A Lake Washington weekend roundup saw more than a dozen individuals arrested for hunting near the lake and other game law violations. Informations were filed Monday by Game Wardens W. F. Sweet and A. J. Beach.
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Lake Washington
W. F. Sweet
A. J. Beach
Walla Walla Grower Nominated As Oldest in State Contest
The Star names C. K. Frasier of Walla Walla as a candidate for oldest commercial fruit grower in Washington. At 89, Frasier has farmed since 1864 starting with a homestead near Dixie and now maintains an orchard of over 3 000 trees known for prize winning apples Frazier Favorite and Sweet Seediess. The contest closes November 15 and readers may nominate others with a brief note on the nominee’s life as a grower.
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Walla Walla
Frazier
Washington
Dixie
Walla.n
Walla Walla Valley
Oregon
Frasier
Kentucky
Premier Lloyd George and Ulster Premier Meet on Ulster Settlement
In London Premier Lloyd George and Ulster's Craig held a late day conference resuming talks on the Ulster compromise. The impasse in the Irish peace negotiations prompted the meeting to seek a resolution.
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Ulster
Lloyd George
London
Livyd George
Great Britain
Craig
Judge Neterer Returns to Seattle After Arizona Assignment
U S District Judge Jeremiah Neterer returns to Seattle from a month in Phoenix and Prescott where he cleared the dockets. He is accompanied by his secretary H. W. Hall.
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Neterer
Arizona
Jeremiah Neterer
United States District Court
Seattle
Phoenix
Prescott
H. W. Hall
Salesman Drops Dead in Portland Office
E. McGrew 66 traveling salesman collapsed in the Matchett Macklen Grocery Co office on Monday. Death attributed to a hemorrhage. McGrew, employed by the Dr Price Extract Co, resided in Portland. Body taken to county morgue.
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E. McGrew
Matchett-Macklen Grocery Co
McGrew
Dr. Price Extract Co
Portland
Princess Sophia Case Reheard Over Admiralty Liability
Judge Jeremiah Neterer set November 10 to reconsider the Princess Sophia case upon the petition of Canadian Pacific Railway Co. The company seeks to limit liability under admiralty law after judgment was previously against it.
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Princess Sophia
Jeremiah Neterer
Canadian Pacific Railway Co
Baker Joslyn Co Buys Northwest Trading Building
Baker Joslyn Co announces purchase of the Northwest Trading Co office and warehouse building. The facility will house electrical equipment operations and serves as the Pacific coast representatives for Joslyn Manufacturing and Supply Co of Chicago.
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Baker-Joslyn Co
Northwest Trading Co
Pacific Coast
Joslyn Manufacturing and Supply Co
Chicago
Electrical Company Plans New Factory
The Kilbourne Clarke Manufacturing Co. plans a two story factory facing Spokane St. The building measures 138 by 168 feet and will include a modern heating plant. The plant will house machinery for wireless equipment and other electrical apparatus. A California dealer offers free gas and oil for six months with purchase of his used car.
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Kilbourne-Clarke Manufacturing Co
Spokanest
California
Children Held in Auto Thefts Charge Filed
Seven schoolchildren were charged with auto theft and handed to juvenile authorities after a police stop at 62nd Ave and Admiral Way. Eight suspects were involved. four youths were captured with a stolen car linked to Arthur Cohen, while others escaped or were later arrested at Lincoln High School. Police and detectives report at least 15 cars stolen in recent months.
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W. J. O'Brien
Admiral Way
Otto Holman
Belle Hale
Alex Sandbeger
Carl Saltech
Arthur T. Cohen
First Ave
Ove Jensen
Lee Galloway
Lloyd Bohanen
Lincoln High School
Mayor Names Jobless Body for Seattle Commission
Mayor Caldwell names the permanent unemployment commission executive committee for Seattle. Members are Frank Kannai, George S. Black, Mrs. Henry Landes, William Short, Rev. Ambrose Batley, and the secretary of the Retail Grocers' Association. The group meets Tuesday at three in the mayor's office to organize and plan months ahead.
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Caldwell
Permanent Unemployment Commission
Seattle
Frank Kannai
Bank of Washington Plans 5.4 Million Asset Purchase
A hearing set for November 16 will review the Bank of Washington's bid to buy the assets of the defunct Scandinavian American Bank for 5 4 million. If approved, creditors may receive six percent on claims plus any extra from liquidated assets, with funds possibly drawn from the state guaranty pool of which the Scandinavian American Bank was a member.
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Bank of W
Nervous Bandits in High Hats at Work
Two auto bandits fled in a car after a robbery. Police reported the men wore high hats and appeared nervous during the crime.
Seattle Encounter Ends in Impoverished Assault
Jack traveled from Sesnhabn to Seattle where he met two city dealers who chauffeured him and bought drinks. A man then threatened him with a gun at Renton and forced a large debt payment, ending a night of supposed leisure.
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Jack
Seattle
Sesnhabn
Leia
Renton
Gregory Mason Speaks at YMCA Assembly
Gregory Mason a war correspondent spoke Sunday at the YMCA gathering. He addressed attendees about frontline reporting and the role of journalists in wartime.
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Gregory Mason
The
Record of Pedestrians Hit by Automobiles 1921
A list of pedestrians struck by vehicles over a weekend period. John Hornesa, 3281 Gerald St, injured at Seventh Ave and Pine St by J. M. Wilwelding, 160 Jackson St. Minor injuries. A 7-year-old boy bruised heel at Brooklyn Ave and 52nd St by B. J. Cotter, 4116 Brooklyn Ave. Saturday. Hia heel slightly bruised. H. T. Holmes, 910 B. 62nd St, collided with a telephone pole while avoiding another car near Ninth Ave N. E. and 41st St. boy severely hurt and Holmes’ car damaged. Eric Wickman, 416 Terry Ave. N., knocked senseless by unknown Jap motorist at Rainier Ave and Rosest Saturday night. Jap suspected in another hit Friday. Police seeking suspect. 12-year-old daughter of A. Trentor, 3041 Meade St, struck Saturday at Rainier Ave and 10th St by Charles Moward, 1310 E. Pike St. Howard’s child unhurt.
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Gerald St
Seventh Ave
Pine St
J. M. Wilwelding
Jackson’st
Brooklyn Ave
B. J. Cotter
Hia
H. T. Holmes
Eric Wickman
Terry Ave. N
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Rosest
Wickman
A. Trentor
Meade St
Charles Moward
JE. Pike St
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