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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1921
Page
7
A long list of mixed classified notices offering help wanted male privation free ads, painting and papering services, delivery work, hauling, poultry and livestock for sale, numerous automobile listings with prices and models, real estate sales and rentals, property for sale or trade, and land offers near Seattle area with terms and downs.
20 acres with good soil and a nice young orchard. White Leghorn flock of hens offered at 3240 dollars. Property listed by Herman Schroeder at 612-14 White Bidg. Purchase seems a solid deal for buyers seeking poultry and land.
A collection of real estate advertisements offering improved acres with buildings and orchards, chicken ranches, lakefront plots on Steel Lake, and multiple 5 to 10 acre tracts around King County. Prices range from $650 to $3,000 with terms including cash down and monthly payments. Listings include contact details for W. Morse Co, A. Newell & Son, Merritt Realty, Van Arsdale, and others.
A listing describes a 10 acre farm near Puget Sound with sea frontage, bearing orchard, cleared land, water supply, and substantial improvements. It includes tools, horse, and equipment, priced at 1500 with favorable terms. Also notes poultryman acreage, and nearby rental opportunity with farm home and livestock.
Numerous listings feature waterfront 11 acre parcels near Monroe with 10 acre bottoms and 2 room houses, 16 acres with 4 acre orchard and 3 room cottage, 12 twenty acre tracts near White River valley with black soil and water, plus Yakima Valley farm land opportunities. Prices range from 1 500 to 7 400 with varied terms and near sloughs, creeks, and county roads. Included are improvements such as barns chicken houses sheds and utilities with government irrigation prospects and multiple P. O. box and contact references.
Dr. Frank R. Loope who edits Sunshine Smiles arranged a twohour concert for county hospital shutins on the second floor Tuesday night. The Vive jazz orchestra led by Wayne Coleman and featuring Clara Taylor and IK Marston donated services at 2333 Boylston Ave N next to Dr Loops residence.
Division headquarters of the Ninth Division, bureau of investigation, department of justice, moved from Portland to Seattle. Fred W. Kelly named acting division superintendent and George W. Berg acting special agent after the transfer. Kelly now oversees Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana and Alaska.
C R Adams of the Haight building narrowly escaped injury when a horse leaped onto his auto at 19th Ave and BE Harrison Street. The horse dashed down the road and sprawled on the hood, damaging the car. Adams was unhurt. the horse was captured and returned to its owner.
Police dry squad seized 1200 gallons of moonshine and mash in two raids. Sailor F Ito was arrested at 1112 Eighth Ave. Both suspects are held on 1000 dollars bail.
Dr. George A. Barker formerly with Dr. H. Morehouse announces new orthodontic offices at 615 Joshuna Green building. Orthodontia is the art of straightening crooked teeth and correcting misaligned jaws, not a saxophone or animal.
Chris tofer Sullivan files a damage suit alleging canned salmon packed by Copper River Packing Co and sold by Augustine and Kyer caused severe illness to his wife and child. He seeks twenty three thousand dollars in damages filed Wednesday.
Frank Hanson, wanted in Seattle on a charge of moving mortgaged property, was arrested at Coeur d Atene Tuesday night by King County Deputy Sheriff C H Kear ney. Hanson is accused of moving a mortgaged truck.
John P. Urbanek sues in federal court seeking $1 621 71 in wages owed by the United States Shipping Board owner of the steamship Broxton and by Gustaf F Swanson master.
Robert FE Capers late of Seattle arrives in town from Nome where he has served as counsel for the Alaska Mines Corporation in a receivership suit. He previously was an assistant United States district attorney in Seattle.
Louis Mark known as Neversleep faced Judge Otia E Prinker on July 4 for allegedly shooting Roy Pierson a married man. Pierson testified the bullet hit him in the back, while Duncan denied unjustified motive claiming Pierson tried to lure his girl. Defense argued Pierson fired first. Dr. F. Ston testified Pierson shot through the fourth rib. If convicted, Duncan faces up to five years.
F H Gloyd urges stronger regional ties and a larger Seattle presence at the Washington state fair in Yakima. He cites Yakima Valley crops worth millions and argues local manufacturing should be sourced at home to keep wealth in state. He stresses irrigation potential and growth prospects.
Olympia Sept 14 The state attorney general ruled women may wear trousers anywhere in the state. The decision followed Zillah town marshal objections to women parading in "pant" attire on Zillah streets. Women asserted their rights and defied enforcement.
Police hold Paul Smith and L Lavida in city jail on open charges after arrest Tuesday night at 415 Madison Street. Detectives led by Flora and officers Carr and Flora matched Smith to a long standing down town bandit description.
Federal Judge Jeremiah Neterer ordered the habeas corpus case against Fletcher Denker dismissed while extradition proceedings continue. Denker is sought in Canada for an alleged grand larceny. Local police report multiple theft incidents including jewelry and pawn tickets in Everett and surrounding areas.
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