The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 13, 1907, Page 5

RAILROAD 18 SOWING. HERE GIVEN OUT THAT! ADM! Since then speoulation has bees TRANSCONT?. | "Ife a8 to what road tx seoking Tem 18 KNOCK |‘o effect an entrance, and also ON TO 88 jwhether It {8 @ road comieg in from the east or south, Toad systema there ts not much doubt and the question ts whether it ls the Chicago & Northweatern, which is a part of the Roekefeller syateom, or whother It is the Gould ayatom, Gould System Building. The Gould ayetam i now build & new line to Ban Francisco in Opposition to Harriman, and it known a8 the “Wester Pacific” and will extend from the present terminus of the Gould lines at Den vor © Oakland, going from there northwesterly to Balt Lake, and from that point practically parallel ge, Se Harriman road to Frisco. the Goulds are deniroun of BEUEs Deets hE Aske Ok PRIN FN Bhs SN SSS ee eimaties MERRY AROUND _ BANQUET BOARD he YOUNG MEN'S REPUBLICAN) CLUB ENJOY EVENING CELE- BRATING THEIR BIXTH ANNI | toF VERSARY, ya Around varfous tables in large dining room of the Lin |hotel Inat night the very cred {table manne toant-mas King I of the club, Raymond D. Om « [dem spoke of the State of Wrahiel = : Ralph 8. Pierce paid compl! a Republican F Ns and the ject of an address ny id left the alt, in an intoxicated condition, whic probably accounted for the turned boat. PT eee RAR KAR x *% EX.GOV. HIGGINS DEAD. * % (Boripps Tete ih Gervics,) #* OLBAN, N. Y,; Fob. Ue & * Former Governor Prank W. * ® Higgins died last night at 8:30 & * o'clock, remaining in an Un * * conscious condition to the end, # CE over HOLD CONVENTIONS IN LARGE TENTS { heen, has requested that they be loaned for the convention, Arrangements for the erection of # convention ball have accordingly been abandoned. The tents, which will accommodate 36,000 persons, will be pitched on the old universt- ‘The sub-committes on halls of the}t¥ «rounds at Fourth and Union Christian Bndeavor exeeutive com mittee haa decided to recommend # | the use of tents for the big annual convention of that order to be held in thin city. The committee has in mind the tents owned at Boston by the United Societies there and | ALBERT HANSEN Jeveeley, Mt gp Cut Glam 706-—-FIR ——06 For some monthe the North Coast . — | Ratiway Co, has been doing constd- “tip, wel! authenticated, /erable work surveying in eastern gut to several of th Ww ashington between Spokane and estate and business | North Yakima, Over 1,000 men are that within the | Sow at work grading and survey ‘another railroad |'as. That the North Coast is con- admittance to Se-/Hected with one of the great rail- Get a Buffale ine for your Ib bo measure for coffee | boat and you will have the Ruffalo the name—Schfiling’s | confidence. Geo MH. Woodhouse tkner, fhe principal address of the even was by George H. Walker, who for hia aubject, “Abraham Lim ” The remarks were along his joa) Hines and also dealt with the of the martyred president getting a foothold im the Pacific Northwest there can be no quew| te King County tion, From. Salt Lake they could| fated their sixth anniversary amd) t easily butld a line through South:|!metdentally honored Abraham Din- ern Idaho, thus breaking ia on the | COln's birthday, There was a large territory of the Oregon Short Line, #8thering and the evening Was whieh la a part of the Harriman | thoroughly enjoyed VALENTINE PART the Standard special kitchen cabinet A valentine party In connection with the Firat Methodist Episcopal ohureh will be held tomorrow eve- ning at the home of Mrs, Rodgers, the Invited ones being the members of & L. Blaine’s Bible class. The invitations are a versifieation by Mr, Blaine, and read as follows) Mra. Rodgers, class eighteen, and it pe. springs, the vensed, bar Hn ipwboe, routers n Live Stock, ethers, shop, per Wm be ewes th 4 ayetem, going to Spokane, either with the main tine or running « branch and bringing the main line from Lewiston, Idaho, across to North Yakima, and (henee across live turkeys, tb. me eapdie, ve ducks. ia, * ‘Co, 112 University atreet, the Cascades to Seattle Not Rockefelier System. ‘That ft is the Gould rather than the Rockefeller aystem that is seek- jin to enter the Bound Country is ebvious The Rockefetier and HIM Inter }@ata are too closely united to build j@ay Competing lines. The road which HIN is now builting will cover a large part of the territory covered by the projected road. If ithe Rockefeller intereats will come Into the Northwest in the near fu Bot the south, ‘The road to be built by them will ture they will come from the north, | THE MAR * cows, i The price om the majority of PM ad wt" ediine Rake, tatoos has advanced to $40, The a heat, Heo, ae White river valley potatoes ean DO] goog i, Pg a jhad at a mueh lower ure, A bw es if Pe mutton, 1 tagtte |Californta steamer landed a See ee day with a smal) cargo of vex ri tables, The price on ranch ¢ge# has reached a level of %0c per dozen, It ia thought by dealers that | the price will be even lower by (he lend of the week Poultry has taken a general ad: Yanee, chickens selling at not less than Ie per pound Wheat has taken another jump in price, reaching $24 per ton, The general conditions on the Hay and Foodstuffs. Masters Washington timothy, ton G77 Puget sound, ton, (9024, aifaita. ton wheat hay, tom, GIG. whole sum, "9 | There'll be hearts of all sizes for Mr, Blaine, too, Take pleasure in asking especially you To a valentine party to trifle with fate, At the corner of Pine and Thir- teenth avenue, On the eve of the fourteenth | remember the date. | you and the rest; If not supplied, come and pick out || the best The doore of qur home will be open at eight; aad Onee advises you not to be te, will place one in your kitchen Nor forget a aliver offering for frait and vegetables market are & Saar’ tek. cross the state to the north of the trife firmer than yesterday Great Northern, through Stevens, oz, Cmnenea * Whateom | ¥ " eountion, thus opealng up a terri-| oetad” tory Ereat’ minoral| yinis Wurktshe, for bu soo, pang and ‘eadiy tn need of rail-| lous toads, striking the coast at Bolling: | § . : jam and coming into Seattle along |S pevgsie ty mls Werte Nuts and Fi the Sound. [F\coh See: pamptinn Fhe tmvorted er yy Tan Ts ‘ownk | poee® fe a art b + a: Bee: abnunta LA & ne OF more tideland lots. A. Coop. | ten ner ae ehiznsee "Wi BAT Re esery Lecamute, ie on or Willis, 473 Cotman Building. *** | yer dos, meme: rhubese per Ih, Hie, pare “ nae u@in; Tere i‘. ferape , frut =e ec TACOMA MANS ange bee Pee Gemenle Steamer Northwestern of th _ ee teamer Northwestern 0! e Part atten Northwestern Steamship company which has been tied up at Pier 4 for the Inst two months being Lied paired will sal! for Valdes Febru) aty 19, On account of betng unable to obtain material the satling of the has been cancelled TREE PRUNERS. $1.25 long handle Walters patent Tree Pos sensing \ per ver tt Le “ = RAT TRAPS, t5c spring steel Rat Trap, with chain,..... Oc NAIL HAMMERS, ase full size adze-cye bell face Nail Hammer ase Joquart Heavy Galvanized Scrub Pail, 19¢. Naneces inca orate, bee DON'T MISS THIS. on, 13. WO te, THIRD RACE TONIGHT DREAMLAND RINK. EVENT OF SEASON, SKATING BEFORE THE ee NO ADVANCE IN Femona wer 1 foot high, 2inch Mesh tting DROWNED === (Star Special Service.) TACOMA, Wash, Feb. 13. Beardsley, a well known waterfront | character, found dead on the} beach near Brown's Point yeater- The Talk of the Town Our Great ‘Silk Petticoat Sale EVERY PRTTICOAT IN THE HOUSE HAS BEEN REDUCED CONSIDERABLY. THE ASSORTMENT 18 ONB OF THE FINEST ON THE COAST, AND COM- PRISES EVERY CORRECT COLOR AND STYLE if YOU WISH TO SAVE MONEY ON THAT NEW SIK PETTICOAT. PURCHASER HERE AND NOW. EBARLY BUYERS WILL HAVE THE BENBFIT OF BET- TER SKLBCTIONS. SEE COLUMBIA STREET WINDOWS, Lt Rurtetty freeh ranctSepe, per jOregun Tanck, Se. Rastern, 149% Butter and Cheese. toc Reliable Old Dutch Cleanser, Chases Dirt, ~~we call your attention to this cabinet which we have perfegt ed with the {dea for most convenience, and believe it to be the most practical Kitchen Cabinet made, and very much less {is price than others Just ike ploture. Thoroughly well = and finished. Top is 28%46 inches, cupboard top fitted wil sholves and four center drawers and under shelf; base has large flour bin, one kneading and one cutting board, four center drawers and divided compartment. BIT BRACES. asc Bit Brace, with maple handle ; will hold any size bit..... 15¢ GRINDSTONES. ‘ombination family Grind- stone, the fastest cutting stone made 60055 try. . Live: 4A ohte hone, per me Wer bration, AMUSEMENTS. THE GRAN. Matines Today-—Last Time Tont ght, COUNTY CHAIRMAN.” Roth Phones 65. No phones after 1, John Cort, Manager. Theodore Babcock In “THE Prices $1.50 to 2he. —we are anxious to show you this cabinet, and guarantes .fts price to be half as much as for cabinets not so convenient ly arranged Neat Attraction—Molntyre and Meath tn “The Hom Tree." Lyric Ovecidenta! and Washington. Reseelt @ Drew, Mere. Phone 6, Matinees Wednesday and Saturday, tc and te Tonight and aff | Week, prices 20¢ to 50, “IN A WOMAN'S POWER.” (Groat B | Beautiful Wardrobe) Next week—“The Diamond King.” SEATTLE THEATER "m+! & Drew, tore Phones 4, | willow clothes hampers specially priced— —all willow Clothes Hampers, mi of the best grade of white willow; strong and very durable, excellent Hampers are surely § great convenience and every housekeeper should have one. —«mall size, regular value $1.50; on ENAMEL, ase seri decorative Enamel; blue, green, black or white. . 15¢ CURTAIN RODS. , Values toc Extension Brass Sash ie Curtain 5c % Rod. Japanese Covered Bon-Bon * Dishes, ee toc Round Wood Towel Bracket to Screw on Wall, | Matiness Thursday dnd Saturday ‘Carter's “FAST MAIL” Newegiri.” Matinee Prices, Shc and 160; Nights, 16 to bee, STAR MATINGRS Tonight and AN Week, Lincotn I Big Scenic Production, Next week, “Nettie the | 1 CARVING KNIVES, $1.30 pair steel Carving Knife, stag handle, seven- inch $1 1 g 95¢@ —medium size, regular value $1.7 OD BAI AL... e een eees 81.10 —arge size, regwar value $2.00; om wale at viiieanniitercnilai ae. &loerwnee FC Fricse—e, tin, Masinens, Ye Pertormances $M, Th, PB each tar OM DAY AT Pm Beatthe + Leading Vacteritie Hoses. ‘ NEW SHOW WILL OPEN TODAY. i Albini the Gre: Som ing Kelly Reno, acrobats; Coffins and | Hawley, dancers. Allen, soubrette; Mr. and Mra, John Corsar, in 2 comedy sketch; Eddie Roeseh, Sta rascope. J. REDELSHEIMER & CO. 800-804 First Av. Comer Columbia St, Strongest Ladies’ Waist House In the State and Friday, Door 1:20; evenings, 7:40. Performance | begins: Matiness, 2:15; Kvenings, Phones—Gunset Main 1304; Ind. 4334 15. HAVE YOU BEEN THINKING ABOUT MY PROPOSITION? pie cen toe the me With wiaher MY weeetee. f corain, yours, Wirensemees cr On durmtrets of others, MOE cities Ask to coe lertoring MO CURE Ko Par O04 Bxamination Free to. ~ OR CLARKE co, | Maton Ave. bo, Cor, Wash GL, Gertie, Wash. I started out yesterday by telling how a few of us are going to make a profit of $275,000 on a cash investment of $45,000 in a real estate deal—and how anyone with $100 or more can become one of that “few.” I’ve been kept busy ever since answering the ‘phone and telling people more about it. It wasn’t all idle talk, either. Yesterday I said that we had to have $45,000 subscribed by February 27, Today I can state that we need only $33,000 more. $12,000 worth of the Certificates of Ownership have been taken by wide awake menwho were quick to appreciate the opportunity offered. Not bad for a start, eh? At first fifteen days seemed a short shrift in which to raise the money—but at the rate it is coming in there is ample time, and to spare. But may be I am speaking in riddles to you because you missed readjng my talk in yesterday's papers. In that case I'll repeat my proposition and plan briefly. It’s just this: Half way between Seattle and Tacoma there is a 2so-acre tract of land with«two miles of waterfront on Puget Sound—ideal situation, delightful surroundings, beaytiful, view, un- equaled natural advantages, transportation by both rail and water, and a host of other at- tractions. I have an option on this property until February 27 for $85,000—$45,000 cash, and the balance in one year at 7 per cent. By placing it on the market by or before May ist we can sell every acre and lot by or before September ist and make a net profit of $279,000. There is also a sand and gravel proposition that is leased for seven years At a foyalty that will more than pay the entire purchase price. I would like to swing the whole thing myself, but I have not the necessary cash. There- fore, | propose to organize and incorporate a company to buy, sell, and manage the property, Capital stock will be $150,000, divided into 1,500 shares of $100 each. That lets you in, To this association of owners the property will be deeded at the actual cost—$85,000. After the development and selling expenses have been met the remaining shares will be sold for the benefit of those who subscribe the first $45,000, or will be distributed pro rata among these initial stockholders, as they choose. The shares of stock will be made out and held as Certificates of Ownership, thus assur- ing absolute and equal protection to all subscribers. That is my scheme in a nutshell, but there is much more to it that I'l! tell you about when you come in to talk it over with me. It strikes me as about the best chance to make sure and big profits on a small invest- ment that has offered, even in this land and city of opportunity. And that without a bit of risk. One of the beauties of the plan is that it gives the man or woman with $100 as fair a chance as the one with $1,000 or more. Also first choice in the selection of lots for them- selves. It is an ideal place to live in the summer, or all the year ‘round, Riparian rights go with the land so that you can have your own beach and all the advantages which that gives. I don’t know how long the remaining 330 shares will be on the market, but unless I miss my guess the last one will have been taken in a very few days, so if you want to be in with us it would be wise to speak quickly. In any event it will pay you—you owe it to yourself—to come to my office and let me explain all the details and prove to you that this is a most unusual opportunity, not only to make money, but also to secure first choice for a home on the most beautiful part of Puget Sound. My office is in the Pioneer Building, rooms 629-633. Both ‘phones, Main 3487. My name is L. Frank Brown, It might be well to ask some of your friends about me, to satisfy yourself as to my reliability IT IS BETTER THAN A BANK ACCOUNT PES LL 1