The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 14, 1905, Page 6

Star Want Ad. Agencies Want ad. office, Ragley’s Orve ‘S tore, Second and Pike, Phones, 4 Bunset 60; Ind. 1153. ©. N. Lohndroff, cigar store, 915) Becond Avenue 1013 First. Ave, Quaker Drug Ste P. H. Mutton, 921 Ballard Ave posite City Mall, Fremont Drug Co, Ewing Stree and Fremont Ave. Thos. Harri eertion Free Additional insertions of sit. Bation wanted ade twe cents & ® tine, “HELP WANTEO™ AND ALL OTHER ADS Cre Cent a Word. One week, 6 cents « line ptt Meertion. Six words or fraction therect te the line, cash m advance When charged te account actus! Humber of lines as get wilt be seoetse. Ne advertisement DANCIN rium, 4th and Pine rn to dance in ¢eprt rate, Professor WITNESSES WANTE: ie who saw lady thrown from t car on evening Saturday, Aus: { Pall of Pompelt grounds. all up phanes Bunset North RW or write Mra Ll. A Second Ave. N. B u every Wednesday and Beetey at at _Auditertam . a TAPER « os card read for Be. if Sth Ave. Esthet sy “ater 8 pm ) FEDERAI, Third and Pine— 8 Runt hot and cold water. beat. eislecirie lights, porceiain ; high class patronage eotiehieg, month: ences mere ark Ave. rooms, 1 si ntieman,” and it panos Mase with “6 Yesier way. Phowe For Rent—Hevuses modern — cott: tiles yard. ntral 1m Men GA. Mors ~t at postoffice, Renton. | ev For Rent rrleled Anne HHL HO Inquire *FORECLOSURE SALE ? i bigeks var line Red Tea WP Yoonis, bath and” Wall, pereeiain | plumbing, electric Hghts alse elec | tric fixtu new hours, two lots nicely graded, with fruit trees and flowers in abundance, close to car, | chicken houses and yard, THIS IS THE PLACK, And you can Several Hundred Dollars ost & five-room cottage, good loxe to car, city water, with porcelain sink; $6@ down and $16 monthly $1,600 for a six-reom house with bath and hall, porcelain plumbing If you see this lake front home You will certainty want it, Better bring a deporit These three are offered for less that cost and yet terms, They must be sold and Forec ate Green Lak ale. =.) desk for renk phone, eto. “@ ree Ploneer block Two violins for sale, Ind. A 1712 20 For Exchanne Vor Biechaiwe—Let,v wae aT Harvey, suburb of Chicago, HL. for lots oF acreage of same value be tween Cotumbla and Taylors Mill Address John T. Ruff, P.O. Box 6 City ALASKA FISHERIES ( Have a party th an Seattle le company Wanted. to rent aisree Stores that P fully fixtor d-—To buy big lot oF acreage on Anne Bl or | government Phone Ballerd 1st “ RRET FUMNITURM CO the highest for ind VALDES “Fu oe RE GO. pays Newt pei bougenolal SS gh bc) tive. fe wl A Piret Ave i hw Tes. ie SEAS ye nd furniture DD pays cash or ousehold goods, Main 26 Gt ioe, only ite, oar epnysi raniee hysictans free heal inetitute Boro! inion, betwees i tH reall Pat es oF od Treated. ‘cons -New tas tabrook Social dance every Wednesday Saturday at Auditorium, Financial. THE FTAK LOAN CO~ i Colman Mock. Sit First avenue recog. a laed be the wage earner A clerk, bookkeeper, machinist, engi heer or employe can obtain’ money of us on his note without securtt: Amount Month: Repay 8 Reeey epay Rusiness confidentia inquiries. mmemeee | SEIS CRESCENT LOAN COMPANY, me Bel b Advances 3) Be Pe ES EE nth. ear See not Be mage SY to a ro to “Biggs Aly SS Ss MONET to ee oe i | Peano i cae ane Auction Sale KUCHTION GOOTs HOURE- HOLD, FURNITURE ON BATUR- OF SEPTEMBER. useful Ce. I articles Bickerton & auctioneers. Phones, Main 101 J Abstract Ce bi tient of Mailer bie ne Mal 4-room house, chicken house. (gle Zth, 3 biecks north of Ff » Inquire 1615 3d Ave. —w "Kab ‘4-room cottage view, on 2th Ave u 8 m iter and pply Sa lain Tr ) 2 to 7 room, #6 to Gib per ih; near State University. W. La North 1189. a Bale urniture. attic at Bekine AP of tle o Co., First avenue wcreet. Eduestions! and Ae A. A. ANDERSON, Lawyer, Notary. Anderson Law & Collection Co., An- derson Abstract & Titie Co. Offices, #1 te, Wash. 1 = 2 Commutation ws of Husband $10"Starr Boyd Bide ROSEMAN & JONNBON, Attorneys at Law. Personal injury canes a spe- _tiaity, 9 Pacific block, Seattle ui * Z 3 G erga pate, chea Beattie, wet, E BDH for sale cheap at PE sip Pine etree a) PARKER ¢ RUMMELL. Attorneys. 3 New York Bik.: Phone Ind. 1 Philip Tworog: . WA Oriental Block. W. WH. Merritt, 6 New York Bik. W. T. Beott, #4 Marlon Bik. ‘and | a OR BOUND MATIQNAL DANK OUND NATH 8.098 ore eit ipal strpluae is! vee - nites cashier, ge, Lave BAVIN hue HANK. es Pie try Mata bald Yo ree Bictiat: ca fe a ee tr PEMAT vile Lure muccenadully a lan free val iantitute ye he Oculiets end Auriate PR RW. PERRY, Goulet, Aurist @° Marton. DR FONDA NADBAU—# Alaske Dullding WASHING NeTiTUT, TROPATHY “rive: yeare. to Gate Deposit Bide, i Fi Satetaaliae WARIUNGTO: Wrikwa Yor OSTROPATI Itt Becen . one Male obs ir path ex srminatro “Pheteprahers’ Supplies ANDERSON WON SUPPLY CO. iii Cherry — a ERR MUERE. Bi Alaska Build Both phones ame DALTON, Wi Kroade cade Shin die earcs only be SNIVELY, Marion Bid Bide. Main ured and re -D UMBRELLA ‘Theater. fy BB ae base FIVE-ACKE TRACTS. - $45—For nice tacre tract on Everett Intervrtan .00—Choice tecre trees on pipe line own, flee How Sacre tract on "Rainier boulevard. clone in, chance te Sittrek Teno « cox. 19> wD Eh Alsaha we NEW PLAT BAST RIVERTON ACRE TRACTR "Bh per tore mitt Dn spring ‘water, terms & down and B per month aise p teers recs very cheap. NICH) GOING RAPIDLY. At S10 am sore, the cheteest sore tracts around the city. gee cas walk te car ls & combina- thet cant be beat Come in sod make your selection Keay terms. Chania B ADAMA man Bide ONE-ACKE TRA “Te “Riverton Rooms & and @ Unien ak. see, ~ saw, only toe a ne spring Tie car tare etree. Bet jerme 8 carh and and look them o REAL ESTATE SALESMEN 4 tacts tracts on, Seattle. Interurban. oac nd location. attractl prep osition, bring in & customer rote. phone Owner, Main 101 or Rea Sri -" fine for chickens ae Re ore. Neg. ‘aguize featen Atlantic incre tra! nod and “spring, Bee Owner, » only, hours f n'lo'a. im. to Ark clerk for Johnson. ~~ BARGAIN. BARGAIN, _ H1.—Two acres of very rich biack soll In Columbia | City; city water This if cheap at S008 Call and make offer for choice piece of water front in Juanita Bay, Must be sold at once. 1 YEAR ABE FOR si00. @ acres of good land near Duwamish Station on Interurban KW south of city Kr DM Bienmorr 4,80" miles fo » Be in 18 minutes, will make terme on part, oF jibe Giscount for spot cas Tithe pertect CHARLES ADAMS, 0 Colman Bide drona easy terms, Owner. Tel Main 7029. 18 For Sale—6-re ttage and lot. Ap: ply 212 Holbrook street, Ballard, —15 ° THE _— I-hone Your Ads. DO NOT THINK THAT YOU AK OBLIGED TO MAKE A SPECIAL TRIP DOWN TOWN BECAUSE YOU WANT TO PUT AN ADJN THE PAPER, FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WE TAKE ADS OVER THE PHONE, WE GET YOU RET RNS. Main 6060 lmd. 115d OFFICE. TOO. Phones Reciey" Drug Store SECOND AND PIKE. Five and 10 Acre Garden Tracts Between Seattle and Everett One mile of the prettiont waterfront 4. Only a few days more at the Fe growing cities, and within dri The Interurbay huw beng built will run close die this property Great Northern Raiirosd Btation om the | wd, claps seth Revere) fine Al our prices they tant Take Great Northern morning et 84 Buy round trip Ucket to Meadowdale. general store and ach me of # The tracts lant long-$ib to SD per trata any West & Wheeler COLMAN BLOCK — HUMPHREY WEST SEATTLE Invest made f savings in a nafe Invest ment the Steet Works Add. to eater es it has @ promising future, beautiful s emery and a Most du fe built upon iron and surrounded with steel Gerster cetera Sad larger prefita? The Beattie « wtete to thie VERY VERY AR. Pom ris Hhiving MANUPACTURING #C ‘pene THE SEAT- >. with ite rolling mille now running day and night, cannet attora to go anywhere elee with It Ma open hearth iron fur. above facts in coanection with CAR SHOPS and NUT and you never will than thone iT Ts! Tectrte can we to repeat the old story & # aimest as and just look at what the how le the tine te buy thoes lota fer they will not last to are very cary ® © balance 8.00 per month. 2 wher @ ORIENTAL BLOCK For Saie—Rea! Estate i For Sale—Real Estate Some Good Buys kvtiemn 1s (9 900- Lote Gaile, co 2th and Wth Aven. tome than 1 b Union car line, There are only about 3 more of eft os don't delay om Socnee lot, SxiM, Queen Anne Hill fi sa13®, overiooking Lake 1 nlon: easy terms wm ie .50—4 fine ote, MxM on th Ave North. in one of the finest rent- Genial sections of the city 0.2 New broom cottage, modern eary terme. 0 New &reom house modern lot 16K. only U4 room house, tot axl Hroad Way diwtrict in the city, 2 binck R%jo-room house, mod jot fx @: street improvements alt tn and miles from Pi A from y ou view of Cascades and corner lot @xi0®, one block from ear rom car line me of the finest views for, leas than ? lonrer Bquare, easy terms Thin one of the best buys on the market at (he present time. TWORKG ER & © ‘Giz Oriental Block =| University Hill Tracts fice the newspapers. The school board han purchased a ite for the new High School clone to our property, KATTER GWT IN ON THE GROUND FLOOK, for the High Behool is only @ne of t y improverents property in bounded on the bythe eth street be north by Bast Mth street, on the west by First Ave N by Fifth Ave. N. The High Bchool ja directly west Green Lake car to Mth street and Ave N. BE; large tract. $4 up and the University ix directly east. Take © due cast on the board walk to First on eany terms, Baleamen on ground. BRUEN & BP ast m4 MARION BUILDING. 4 SEATPLE STAR—THURSDAY, meeps eens | SEY. 14. 1905. ‘Boundary Line Determinad On SKAGWAY, Aloska, Sept. o (Special to The Star,)-—The work of | marking off the boundary Lin r Jamal! force of men MARINE NODES Dennison and other prominent mem Komura himeelf will sail on one of the Emprens liners from Vic toria as soon as he recovers suffi clontly bers KE. EB. Caine, of the Alaska-Pacific | Navigation company, is now in New York, together with Captains Bart Jett and Thwing, two prominent Pa cific coast steamship men, to ar range for the sailing of the stearn % Buckman and Watson, recently purchased by the company. The captains will take the boats around the Horn and will probably bring] them to Seattle. At the time of the purchase of the boats it was an trounced that th would in all| probability be put on the run be-| tween Seattle and Alaska ports, but! & well authenticated rumor is cur-| rent along the waterfront that both Vewnels will probal ply betweer den Gate city and Honolulu mpany’s officers in Senttle refuse to make any statement in the matter, BOSTON’S MAYOR IS DEAD BOSTON, Sept. 14 Collins, mayor of Boston, | Hot Springs, Va, today Patrick died A at BosTOD Bopt. uM ~The news of) tho mayor's death was wholly un-| | PATRICK A. COLLANS. crath Boste or. expected. His law partner received | a letter from Mayor Collins this morning, mailed Tuesday, saying be had a slight stomach trouble, but was enjoying his vacation Murderer Caught THE DALLES, Ore. Sept. 14.—/ Sheriff Sexton returned today from | Tygh Valley with Charlies U. Un- derwood, who yesterday wa: and murdered Dick Bennett as the| | result of @ quarrel over the refusal to give the dead man's wife fruit j from the ranch | Real & state—Continued _ mane Hou Ouse and Barn §-room he and large barn, fine yard and good PO RPRENGLE, 229 Arcade Main 11M and A 671 "Pho ones. HOME s at prices t Homme HOMES left school. Miss Dixon was elected debating S room modern editor of the “Whims,” the school M. RB. CRANE @ CO, INC. nen Hot and ' paper. Four candidates were nomi- kitehen and baseme fin $2.2--Blegant modern new 24 8 REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. | jain bath. all large cottage on Columbia street im: a hee ee aa lots @x1m, all for 5 $0 cash. mes iss ‘01 " pied 5 207-4-9 Kitel Bullding. 819 per month; | Blegant | homer on In eae district. from ba Second and Pike. 4 sean: ga aes - The High school cadet company ant lots at bargain prices on 2nd turned out for drill Thursday for aponssiggon 6 re Ae RR | the firet time this year, So far about J.D. M DERMOT the ff Down Town Office, 1-15. Dow 45 have Joined the company, whieh 120) Alaska Building smngnits 1h Ope Dare Fur, tor Main 1764 Mis a great increase over previous © cash per month, 16 m — — - > “ . y hb ites fide from 2nd. Av CTY water wathee ttrest |Years. Before the company bh Teh, Main We: Ine oe droom cottage. new, on Queen Anne| lights, Lots, $8 up. 1 per week. | nover had over 50 members. —te}| Hit, 2 lot, Ant view uf bay and | Fake car on Washington street t) ‘The company expects @ very suc a naa eos a ae ne | - —_——_—.. | eesti! year, as there {a no student eooovc0cece 000000 SE CIEY, water, wi walks and street | organization given more support by © Real Estate Titles a Specialty. of em te oN Washington etrost ts | the faculty thaa the cadet company H ; and outheast Seattle | Lyle Dud! ‘ com- ° EMIL J, BRANDT ©] Sop cash't yon pte : _noutneaat Ses . rh _, | lat a ‘y is captain of the com. 2 o} ee. Be HA & CO. 31 Arcade Bldg, | Cheap Mouse.» tote, saxo A Lashed oced = ° ° - r wi 1 ST, LOUIS, Mo., Sept | H AVE, PROPERTY 0 pe 8 ste and Corpor. 0 | Ox128 und Groom hy Ripe lose |hundred and fifty-five ° veyar Pre vd t-Foom hh | hittin at Atlante Clty Store. Teke |quit work in eight 5 Sunk cab) Solpaien rhaehes Washington Bt ear sie vs Hillman, | job printing houses in the city | o peranee. H > =f | this morning in an effort to enforce RRO pe aT he er > CITY water, sidewalks ond street |the demand for an olght-hour day. = | Southea f a 0 oO! ° Ops s! $1060Terms. New &room house en Pic eda anoee Ranes Sant Vite ak Cr tal te | Son terme com house near | tho eight hour agreement this morn- went. : Madizon ith West. ta Ing. the White Pass between Alaskg and Yukon territory has been complet od 0. jand, of Cornell, was | American engineer @f the work, and | C. A. Wigger represented Cana The line finally settled upon gives Alaska a consid alice of territory whic h was not Alaska’s be fore the present line was run | A rich strike has just been re | borted in the Windy Arm country, and several English operators are taking out $5,000 per week with a Owing to his sickness tn ork Baron Komuta, Japan's peace | envoy, will not sail for Nome on the steamship Dakota, as he had planned, but W. W. King, passen ger agent of the steamship com pany. stated Thurtday morning that the baron’s party would sail on the |out, ewervations have been en-| gaged for eight, including H. W.| CALL YORK 14.—Mre. Sept Blanche Chesborough-Molineaux Seott, the former wife of Roland | Molineaux, is going into vaudeville. Bhe has com at to secure an en gagement and has given up her home in Sioux Falls at the call of | | the Nights of Broadway. Mra. Scott was accompanied on her trip east by her husband Wallace D. Scott who has given up his law practice lin South Dakota to manage his | wife's theat venture and their §-month-old baby Mrs. Scott has an agreeable voice. and bad sung In church bet Ro land Molineaux met her. This was before be stood trial for the poison. ing of Mra. Adams some years ago. and bis marriage to Blanche Ches | borough took place after his Indict- ment During the years that he was ip BLANCRE CHESBOROUGH'S TO BROADWAY Sing Sing prison she lived at the | nowse of ber father-in-law, and it |was generally supposed that she | would be a central figure at the see~ ond celebrated murder trial, as she ad been at the first. But she never once entered the court room where Roland Molineaux waa acquitted of the erime of which he had once been convicted and sentenced to death im the electric chalr. Immediately after his acquittal she hurried to South Dakota, where she met Wallace Scott, secured his services and started divoree pro- ceedings. A few months after she had been freed from her marital bonds she married Seott Although her new father-in-law | offered her $1,000 after the birth of [her baby for each successive grand- | enita with which she presented him, the call of Broadway was too loud for Mrs. Scott. A Tamale Feud There is a terrible feud brewing among the “tamale” men in the re stricted district. Thursday morning three of the East Indiamen appeared before Police Judge Gordon to have adjusted a difference which they ware not allowed to settle out of court beeause Patrolmen Brafford and Hubbard objected to the style of settiement. The court was un- able to settle the case as none of the “tamale” men were able to say one word in English, although they Jabbered hard enough at one an- other. One told City Attorney De Bruler that “he could not listen,’ and the other said “he couldn't English speak.” The arresting of- ficers says that Kon Carlo and C. Kabn beat M. Kahn nearly to death M. Kabn was fined $5 for fighting @ few days ago. Wants to Clean out the Office “Tl Nek anyone In old Hiliman’s office,” was the wicked talk R. L. Sapp, an agent at Garden City of C. D. Hillman, the realty king, list- ened to Tuesday and who got “sap- ped” when be remonstrated with Francis Blankenship, who says that he bought a lot of Hiliman and Jafter making a payment received | notification from Hillman that un- less he met the other payments he would have to “blow” back with the | property. “Nay, nay,” sald Blankenship, and put up bis “dukes” when Sapp came jaround to talk it over. The result | was that the two mixed it up and now Sapp charges Blankenship with assault and battery and secured a complaint before Deputy Prosecut- ing Attorney Whitham Thursday morning. Whether Blankenship will make good the general threat to “do” the Hillmanites remains to be seen It grinds to issue a complaint against a man who evidently got the worst of the deal,” Prosecutor Whitham said after Sapp left the office. High School Notes At a meeting of the Seattle High School Debating club, held Thure- day afternoon. David Ashen was elected to fill the office of president. left vacant by Sam Spring, who has Deputy | 12 HURI BINGHAM, | Utah, runaway ore train crashed rear of a passenger train on Grande branch road this morning nd injured 12 people. The seriously burt are C. J. Cogan, of St. Louis; Mra. McEntee, of Salt Lake, and Gus Rodis, of ovine gy The passenger raced ab: ot the runaway to the derailing aves As the runaway was thrown off it struck the baggage car, severely shaking up the passengers. THREATENED TO TURN LOOSE 200 LUNATICS ST. JOBEPH, Mo. Sept. 14.-—Un- der threat of emptying the insane asylum, the county court pafd « bil of $12,233.80 due from Buchanan county for the maintenance of 200 indigent insane at the asylum. Dr. Cc. N. Woodson, superintendent, threatened to turn the patients loose on the community at noon unless the disputed bill was paid. The threat silenced all talk about the lack of funds, and resulted in $12,- 233.40 being turned over. harges were made against Su- perintendent Woodson and other officials that county funds are be- ing used for state purposes and that excensive rates are charged for the care of the insane. Pleading pov- erty, the county court neglected to make payments due July 1 As @ result, the ultimatum was delivered declaring that unless the money was forthcoming the madmen would be turned loose on the community, THE MARKETS Vegetables. Beans, ary, per cwt, $3.25@83.78; mall whites, $3.50; choice whites, $3.85; large whites, $26 pink beans, $3.50; bayo beans, $4. beets, per sack, $1; parsnips, per sack, $1; carrots, per sack, 75c; tur- nips, per sack, 65¢; cauliflower, per | dow, $1; garlic, per Ib, Sc; native jereen peppers, per box, 65; Califor- a peppers, sack. $1; parsley, dom, squash, per Ib. %@2e same; cantaloupes, § 1%@2c; tomatoes, per box, 26e ; cukes, per doz, 10@25c; corn, per dox, 8¢@10c; yellow tomatoes,ib, | 3c: egg plant, per Ib, 3c; celery, per doz. 35@40c; potatoes, per ton, $16 $20; sweet potatoes, per 100 Ibe, | $2. Fruits. Dates, $6 per case; figs, case %-Ib bricks, $1.75; seediess figs, 10-1b. lemons, per peaches, per box, 8c; Elberta peaches, per box, 25@60c; blackberries, per crate, TSe %$1.00 crab apples, per box, 35@, 50c; native Gravensteins, per box, The; Cal. Gravensteins, $1.25; Parent apples, per box watermelons, per doa, $1.00@2.6 quince, box, $1@$1.25; Wenatchee pears, box $1.25; native pears, per box, boc@ése; plums, per box, gees Hungarian prunes, per box, Muscat grapes, crate $1.50; Thiacks, case, crate, $1.2 cords, 10 Ib. basket, @3 seediess Sultana grapes, erate, $1.00; Sultana grapes, crate, si.se@s Hawaiian pineapples, | doz, $4.50@$5.50; huckleberries, per lib, 4@P6e; cocoanuts, per dox, 750, Cal, honey, per comb, 12%c, Butter and Cheese Washington cheese, 14c; cream Oregon cheese, 1403 native creamery, 2803 2e@ Be; cooking 18c, Eggs. G33c; Ranch eggs. Oregon, 26ez Eastern 23¢@ Sugar. Dry granulated, sacks, 100 tbe, $6.50; Fruit granulated, sacks, 100 Ibs, $5.50; Reet, 3 per sack, $5.40 c., 3. Golden C., $4.90 t Last of the Season. Round-trip excursions to Rastern elties Sept, 16-17, Great Northern Ticket Office, corner 2nd and Co~ Jumbia sts.