The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 14, 1904, Page 6

———— VE Star Want Ad Agencies. existe IN) | SBA Wallen, S87 Ballard ave, cop. | Main bes. i Hall . POR RENT. Two unfurnished house. Drug Co. Ewing street | i eeping rooms, on A . 130 ard; Lake room with bath iy © me rd, Denny Way inked rooma to rent che ~ For Rent—Housekeeping Roome fo multe afined, with & reasonable, A & » tet aerigw create “de He Little, | TWO y & Co, Drugs cor 8th and Pao, street, or i beat i‘ lei . A. Moore, Postoff mas rk. | FOR RENTNew and nicely turniah meervorelty Drug Store, Laoeae ed housekeeping roc jose in, for r Very reasonable, Room eli St, Pharmacy, 10% Howell on block, 13 Int ave. PT FURNISHED hous BM per week © two rooms. Wall street WARBKING distance, good cook stoves, low rent; large OF small rooms. 68 Howell. st EK REPING able, at Ite; quiet, clean, ittery For abbas Househeep- ing Roome. TWO Takurnahed housekeeping rooms O00. daldiy Madison, Boren and erry oliey Fer Rent—Fiate — FOR RENT-FLATR S-room new fat, sh Groom new fiat, sth " room new fat. Lith Bpecial ear leane ' CLAYTON & BON, York Block. RA 'T reduction nin p 4 ma our 0) PF cabinet star Phone OP RGGAN, 1481 Ist ave. TART & CO. ae “Yioom fe Union Block YOU A WANT? PHONE THE STAR * Phone Your Want Ads to The Star We will tell you right then, over the phone, just what the advertisement will cost you, Aftor the first insertion of the advertisement our regu carrier who delivers The Star in your nelghborhood, will call am eollect the amount, and give you our recetpt. Read Our Rates for Want Ads Bituations wanted at the rate of 15 cents for 18 words three --for someone--is jale—Cont'd. ie tor Ww ta land te fully cleared Ht will being $100 an ac ining of bustnenn 2AN BURINISS LOOK din Hotel Vende ‘ 3% acres of choice land, on fine co * Help wanted and all other eds 6 cents per line of seven Words, or fraction thereof, Cash to be paid to collector, who wil! call on day the first Inserted, Miniinum charge 15 cents, insertions for the price of five, The Seattle Star Toth Phonose—Sunset, Mata 1060; Independent, 1138, ‘This offer ts open to those living anywhere in Beatt's, Dak lard or any of the suburbs, Contract rates on appitea tion. AMA, MH tet Ave > MareBoya 1 we for five from Riverside, $80 for five a onechalt miles trom car tutes ride to the a ls land, on fine cov finder Will leave same FOR BALK By bree times ae far out ae at searrir h a $2,000 schoo For Sale—Houses and Lote. more Jots and hounes than of land near Nav Mor addres Sad We Fort four new mod orner WIKIS, near four | } want to buy ern flats, on Capital stock oe hall, Latona. | hoon extra even A tle; me Fent Wea ta tres Also ‘a | ington pear 13th a By ead prize waive .et Sept i tra misic furnished on X-ROOMED fiat, close in, newly en & cents; ladies |" decorated, reasonable rent. Phone. Ind, G4 or Red 6, evenings. RS and whew triends: | FON RENT-A sia-room efurpiahet or Sib Tul gpen |" unturnished boure, 2 eet as ee! "hai ey ant University, Gat Brooutyn i FOUR-ROOM modern flat. close in, S isetions notify . ‘ . ge a orgs sy Hi Red 264 ils Jefferson the Man. rye ve your r Roune woe. R sal Wertern, Both | Fremont large, yank eced water pewly papere: T month, Green Take car to, Park Junction go west Tit intro Dayton Ave, Inquire for Bootes {es sth ave "ae ace. et cihceetnenntistalermnicetninetion a HOUSE FOR RENT—7 roomates 17 rs — Th ave west. Fo naulrice phone forest val Prise on sen Anne car Germania, Nal Sept. 17 | ws 2 Fanon. ‘ace for ‘and price alee ROOM, cottage 4 lots, fence Boies and Skirts, trace: Pos refitted. Mrs, ~ ave. ee £8. Seepetoen:, free Proom eoltage i ih ~ Feat month; South Park. for rent, 8000 walk- Inquire No. 19 Second NT_ House, 18 Twenty-third avenue Tel ilack sid For Rent— terpicned Houses and ay TRNT ame for yent ors prefes across fellow schovl U6 Hist Ave. No feta he Curnithed fat tor rent. improved gn i ineeroved in, Beattie prop: UNION BLOCK. First Avene. POULTRY FARM AT MEADOW- Why pot 7, ph Meadowdale. north Batiard, waterfront on “ Bw If_1 could only art your attention for & moment, you would see what a 1 am offering you for an ment standpetnt of a home oe it in, thie land will go to mal the Nk Eh A "e Improvement ging! in fare ka peore for thie’ polnt — Be a dozen now-—@e or We thi er 2 Ht ui Den't you knew you could ee money in the poultry and fruit at Meadowdale Call at the office and. let me tell you who re purchased land at M ‘Know you will be su Wher & Wie LE ‘once. Room & 7 ae ave, ROPERT MALTBY, rg A WU Tel. Co jew York Block. lll We have acre tracts close in that are Edin on “Barker, Went side, | "food Inventmenta. “Our taleamen, will fake you out from our branch ottioe D general = wanted of division In Garden Sous improved pg Ag od few minutes’ ou sirtet um to Taylor's ing about by 4 main office is at OR. subscription. adyvertisin Buminess Sytem Office Ma New York ‘ork Block. Peat mu are Bee i oe oF improved ranches, see 4 sober man tor om, az FA or phone on eit) ages, reasonable, 2 oy nnn | BACTR, NOT AUPPOSITION! D-A plasterer. Phone Black | $1,400 for 16 acres of the cholcest land ta King county. Not on a proposed eg line, ut within 2 minuter walk of one of the beet car services in the city. Fine graded road to Beat- mail at your door every day; pituat! wy: fraeed school; perfect tithe, eaay ropolits CHAS. EB. ADAMS, fn Jepane ie ae 9% Ist Ave, 4 Starr-Boyd Bide, ot pret 6 ACHES slashed and a large portion eet out to strawberries; on county sos, not far trom schoo Beattie Interurban KR. Eha’where values are increasing fast easy to reach the Fremont. jallard ireen Lake car line. If you are pen ing for sereees, Crk t Fad thin URNITURE CO. | . Pric to Price tor second: | Seek BPAY & C CO. me ‘Denny bide. RS. 00 Pike RE CO. pa: cw si aren. solicitors. Apply at 9 avenue. tind water, new windmill, only from "Woodland, Park; ‘began to ar- range it for @ fancy chicke compelled to ¥0 away an Price very low: month. Inquire Get Green Lake. third hos FOR BALE By improved, finest land in old, lots of small fruit; good five- roomed house, lathed and plastered in, miles from center of ality: kat th it: where » Wert Side Green Lake, Seen Nv Don't buy anywhere on a promise of of second-hand bd \ weMenie BALE be Di down and $10 p al, savings as Carpente STIRTAN'S carpenter sho ot; Be th BERNA” LARD NVESTMENT “ Fon, Ga Me See febe til Tio Micha eke ks oO an inde ams Ill Beneca st FOR BALE Team of horees and wa ; jm ween 5ae Ligured "what ‘ ard Addition good waae. = WATCARTEN Ge Pi eer faumilt on Washington GOOD eyear-o ands tee _ Edward C Collina. Kirklas ew round bettom boats 2 West Harrison st, drvanmaking nie homes for home {complete Ghe TAKEN AT TED MARTINGON Rateer, Fou echeerfu tu K t bat ‘more roome fin- | Tahed Jn atte, which hap ® omirway | ascending to i one, at beck s © of division in ¢ ar Ttilimen or Senith Clairveyant PROV, WALLACE, Pie PALMIST, daily on all affairs not you will be betwe ” BUSINESS DIRECTORY. _ Attorneys at- Law. RowsMAN & ION NAON, ACG ee aT Hl injury Caen & ape Pacific block, Heattle bOoTH — WITT WARY-1t Abstract Co., establinhed 1 tof Haller bik. bbs nke. “ANADIAN BANK OF CoM i paid wp, 9%, 70,000 ven by ed thous surplus, & inter ATIONAL BANK TELS. tn, 825.00, surplus. J Furth, pres, J & Gold vice pren, BV. Ankeny BCANDINAVIAN AMIGRICAN Kk of Beatlio-A general banking business transacted om *, ae, al and sur Wau, A ree A} Gvelbers view i cashier; dee. Be anet cashier ® BAVINGS and Pike street, cap Ppald up. $000: B.C. Neutelder af, cm com. rust business, — 4. T. Gree and Builders. Phones, in __ Dramatic School. Mechanical Engineers. Dressmaking. and Housemovers. da th want core Wilghts “and oo pe beet B-gcre water front piace 4 or frocm | THREE years work and good waaee be tober man for assistant foreman and timekooper od buok bee new house and | is a Kem, HH bus potatoes with oom t Times ‘Block. STYLISH MILLINERT 9t low prices Mra Mt th and Five at Hanson, 160, KY CPER CENT PRR ANNUM, ts monthly, will buy or build Houses, Lots, Farms, Acre Tracts. we +-roee nee bur, at near Mth. Madison car . on Cherry near ah _ Storage. "seiimaten fiven. er & Borage Co, 203 First both ‘Phones Main sé. Sroom house and € laters Btation nae wi rest. Pike Kireet Je Lake | 47 Pike st. bet _acroms from Ras a0 Marion. WO PERRY, fare from Reattle. | best buys on JOUNSTON proved ranches for & ranch or farm Have some fine wen Beattie and Tacoma: and Vashon o at tinted walls, cemented basement call and see me tome at Eoumciaw Broquaimie Valley iby Islands. A. it view of lake Washington 20 real estate Fans AND POULTRY RANCHER Band we Mailer 0 this property Private mone: roome 3, 4 and 6 Huo—Beawtitul tan ens Capi Rt * to borrow money| cade bide Skin ar ny en our tandsome room house, furnace and ali complete. 0 cash, bel room cottage, 3 2 per month. ice ¢-room cottage. on Ero cont fare; $90 month. Nice room cottage Cham bers. Epler bik. Both phe hronic diseases of men and Blood — poison, H reet car and b m: month will buy It, o 7 Wiknk CAN YOU BeTreR THIS*! - Fal x Tot 0x10, 2 blocks of cash, balance $10 per me before inwur with fine view, near NOTICE OF SPECIAL E Notice is hereby given by the nell of the City of West 8 ng County, Washington, that a especial election will be held within said City of West Seattle and tn the territory included within the here- inafter describe not within the present corporate lim- its of sald City of West Seattle, on Wednesday, September the 28th, A 1904, at which sald special elec tion the electors residing within the | said territory within said proposed boundary line and not within the P nt corporate limits of said City of West Seattle and tho electors re- ———= | aiding within the limits of said city will vote and are hereby invited to vote upon the question whether said proposed territory shall be annexed to and be included within th: porate limits of sald City of Weat Seattle by placing upon their bal- | ation” or | Spring Hill and Mountain View, the words “Against Annexation” or \Poter Hanson, Inspector, and F. ¥. Said ter- (Lemonds and Charles Davis, Judges; |end dancing by re tracts and farme p and on reasonable terms. RT, STEWART & CO., “Room, 0 Union Bioek. they are selling Mer nderwear at Se per gar-| et Bee *Fuliman or ‘amin 18 Texi09 on the west side of Mth, close Madison, with ve 2 Spring n o reliable sober man for on line of mi foreman and timekeeper ome or to build two small houses for sale. Room 2 ‘Tim Call at once Broom new plastered house, clone to ms. FOR BALE By Owner, 2 acren of fine First avenue land, all cleared: beautiful apring of oe, Lot 108 to alley, clone to University line and Bcheol: » see John Keim for your # sawmill on Washi M repairing: good work; 71 Maynard ave. Sroom house ble ry ve from University anh per Ll wtreet Inn rovermenits in ‘and WARDING & ATTY, antec Oriental Block. in Glover an Piymouth and ab he whole place only $10 per month; Aid orchard trees about 10 years AL, moved to 14 Spring atr Jots th MADAM RAMOKA, Bathe wearing @ large nr around neck fe tga, “tnadire i t terrae oe nquire “—Blore and living rooms | cen quire words equivalent thereto. ritory proposed to be annexed to vapor, medicated TH (rear) Union mith at Taylor® sawmill, on ington treet car ine. athe at cottage FIRMARY OP Becond avenue men and lady n free PHERD. ovteopathist, mas Home treatme building. Phone White 7 N BUPPLY CO. Til Chery is Hinckley Ph. Lake 14) Printing and Binding. The Printe AV Boring wt eof all kinds Ship Builders. MORAN WROR COMPANY, Biagio and Bhipbusiders: Dry Docks, Lum ber Mills tle. LEGAL NOTICES. TION boundary line and or words “For Anne ery day in the want ad. columns ‘‘the tide which leads on to fortune”’ “tat its flood.”” It may be wuld elty In deseribed as follows, to- wit All that certain territory situated | n Township 24 North, of Range 3 t of the Willamette Meridian, in King County, State of Washing ton, Included within the following described boundary line and not in cluded within the present corporate limits of the City of West Seattle, to-wit: Beginning at the north-wenterly corner of Block Number 465, of S« attle Tide Lands, as the same are laid out and platted upon the offi- cial plat thereof on file and of ree- ord in the office of the Auditor of said King County; thence in a wouth-easterly direction along the south-weaterly boundary line of Lot 5, of Block 465, of said Beattle Tide Landa, to the most southerly cor- ner of sald Lot; thence continuing along said last mentioned line, pro- duced, in the same direction to a point where said line cuts the me ander line of Puget Bound; thence along said meander line in a south westerly direction to a point due north of the mom westerly corner of Block Number 16, of Hughes Ad dition to West Seattle, according to the plat thereof filed and recorded | in the office of the Auditor of said King County; thence south to the most westerly corner of said Block 16, of Hughes Addition; thence along the south-westerly boundary un south-easterly direction, to the north-west corner of Five Acre| Tract Number 62, West Seattle Five | Acre Tracts, According to the plat of said Tracts on file and of record in the office of the Auditor of said King County; thence west to the north-west corner of Tract Number 64, of said West Seattle Five Acre Tracts; thence south to the south- went corner of Tract Number 54, of | Spring Hill Villa Tracta, accordin, to the plat thereof filed and re- corded in the office of the Auditor of said King County; thence east to the north-west corner of Tract | Number of the sald Spring Hill Villa Tracta; thence south to the uth ow corner of said Tract Number 52,8pring Hil Villa Tracts; thence Bast to a point where the east boundary line of Tract Number 6&5 of the sald Spring Hill Villa Tracts, produced north, intersects the Section Ine running between Sections 14 and 23, Township 24 North, of Range 3 East of W. M; thence south to the south-east cor- ner of Tract Number @ f said Spring Hill Villa Tracts; thence west to the north-east corner of Tract Number 30 of the said Spring Hill Villa Tracts; thence south to the south-east corner of Tract Num- ber 41 of the said Spring Hill Villa | Tracts; thence west along the south boundary line of sald Tract Number | 41, and continuing west along said Line produced, to the center line of Puget Sound, or Admiralty Inlet; thence southerly along said center line of said Puget Sound to a point where said center line Intersects the south line of Section 35, of Town- ship 24 North, of Range 3 East, pro- duced west; thence cast, along sald south line of sald Section 35, pro- duced, and along said south line of said Section 35 and the south line of Section %, same Township and Pange, to the south-east corner of said Section 36; thence north to the north-east corner of the south-east quarter of the south-east quarter (8.6. 4 of SE. \) of Section 13, same Township and Range, thence ‘Went to the north-west corner of the south-west quarter of the south- west quarter (8.W. \% of SW. \&) of said Section 13; thence north to the north-west corner of said Sec- Uon 13; thence east, along the north line of said Section 13, and continu- ng cast along said line produced, to the intersection of said line with th» north-westerly boundary line of Lot 1, of Block 427, of the said Seattle Tide Lands; thence north- erly, along said last mentioned ¢ to the west boundary line of the West Waterway as indicated upon sald plat of said Seattle Tide Lands; thence north along said west boundary line of said West Waterway, and said line produced north, to the Outer Harbor Line as shown upon said plat of sald Sea! tle Tide Lands; thence north 42° 30° west to a point where such line intersects the center section line of Section 2, same Township and | Range, produced north, which point is due north of Dwamish Head; thence south 42 west to a point where such line intersects the south-westerly boundary line of Block 465, of said Seattle Tide Lands, produced north-westerly; thence south-easterly, along said south-westerly boundary line of said Block 465, Seattle Tide Lands, produced, to the place of beginning That the polls will be open upon said September 28th, 1904, the day set for said special election, between the hours of 9 o'clock A. M. and 7 o'clock P. M. That the following places at which the polls will be open upon said day shall be as follows: For all those portions of River- aide, Spring Hill and Mountain View precincts Included within said territory so proposed to be annexed to said city, at the residence of Peter Hanson, in sald Riverside pre- cinet, sald residence being located in Block No, 4, of Banner Tract to West Seattle; For all that portion of West Se- jattle precinct in said territory so proposed to be annexed to said city, and not included within the present corporate limits of said City of West Senttle, at Schlotter's Hall, ed on Olympte Avenue, in said eit For the City of West Seattle, at Schlotter’s Hall, on Olympic Ave- nue, in said city, That there are hereby appointed | and designated as the officers of faid election: For the precincts of Riverside. For that portion of West Seattle of said Hughes Addition, in a| your turn today. Precinet not included within the corporate limits of sald city, C. P King, Inspector, and U. R. Nicws jand John Schlotter, Judges Vor the said City of Went Seattle, C. P. King, Inepector, and U. R | Niesz and John Schlotter, Judges SOUNCIL OF THE CITY OF Wh SEATTLE, King County, Ww ington. G, B. NICOLL, Mayor, Attest: W. G. DICKINSON, City Clerk NOTIC TO ALL. WHOM IT MAY CON. CERN: The undersigned petition will be presented to the County, Commissioners of King County, for a hearing thereon at a regular meeting of the Board of County, Commissioners to be held in the Court House in Seattle, King County, Washington, on Thurs- day, September Ist, 1904, at the hour of Two o'clock p,m. PETITION FOR THE INCORPORA- TION OF ALKI POINT. To the Honorable Board of County Commissioners of King County; We, the undersigned persons, rea- {dents and qualified electors withim | the limits of the territory here! after deseribed, hereby petition you | and ask that this territory be incor- porated in accordance with law and that you take all steps necessary, and proper for the incorporation of | such territory. The territory to be included within the proposed corpo- ration is described as follows, to~ wit | Beginning at the North West cor- ner of Block Number (465), Seattle Tide Lands, thence along the West- ern boundary of Lot Number (5) of said block ina South Basterly direct- | Hon to the South West corner of aaid lot, thence continuing on this line | produced, in the same direction us- til this line cute the meander line jot Puget Sound, and thence along the meander line in a South Westerly di- rection to a potnt due North of the North West corner of Block Number (16), Hughes Addition to West Seat- Ue, thence due South to the North- West corner of Block Number (16) of Hughes Addition to West Seattle, thence along the Westerly line of Hughes \ddition in a South Easter- ly direction to the North West corner of Tract Number (62), West Seattle Five-Acre Tracts, thence West te the North West corner of Tract Num- ber (64), West Seattle Five-Acre | Tracts, thence South to the South- West corner of Tract Number (54), Spring Hill Villa Tracts, thence | East to the North West corner of | Tract Number (52), Spring Hill Villa | Tracts, thence South to the South- West corner of Tract Number (52), Spring Hill Villa Tracts, thence East to the North East corner of Tract Number (55), Spring Hill | Villa Tracts, thence South to the South Bast corner of Tract Number (86), Spring Hill Villa Tracts, thence | West to the North East corner of Tract Number (30), Spring Hill Villa Tracts, thence South to the South East corner of Tract Number (41), Spring Hill Villa Tracts, thence West to the West line of the Tide Lands, thence along the West- ern edge and outer edge of the Tide Lands in a North Westerly direction and thence in @ North Basterly di- rection to the Potnt of beginning in King County, Washington. The petitioners further petition and ask that the said territory be incorporated under the name of ALKI POINT. Your petitioners further state that as far as they are able to deter- mine, the number of inhabitants within the above described boun- daries is five hundred (500). (Signed) ALBERT BENDER, W. J. BLACKBURN, PERRY C. COPP, And Seventy-Nine Others. ‘The above petition has been filed with the County Commissioners. AUDITORIUM COMPLETED ——— FINE NEW DANCING HALL ON FOURTH AVENUE READY FOR HOUSE WARMING The newly completed auditorium building, on Fourth avenue between Pike and Pine streets, will be open- ed with a house-warming ball Fri- day evening of this week. The new building will fill a distinct need in furnishing an adequate hall for musical and social events. The main hall, which is 60x100 fect in dimensions, has a beautiful floor of live maple, with spacious dressing rooms, @ ladies’ ordinary and a smoking room for men as adjuncts, The christening ball will be given Friday evening. A large gallery overlooks the ball room, fitted with spacious seats. A large refreshment parlor adjoins and every coaven- fence is offered for entertainments and social functions, such as the new society auditorium is intended for. The architects have done them- selves proud on the new building, which, together with the lot stands on, is valued at $50,000. Ts building cost $15,000. The exterior of the bullding is of brick and stono and the interior finishings are of hardwood. The hall floor ts of maple, designed especially for danc- ing, and has underneath it strips of |other wood, designed to lend clas- ticity to the floor, The auditorium fs already under lease to Boggs & Zoller, who will conduct it as a high-class musical 1. ‘The entire build~ ing covers a space of 60x120 feet,