The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 28, 1907, Page 7

—— —- = s 7 te F : YH deAL ium SLAR—THURSDAY, FEB. 28, 1907. a i LITUMANE SOGIETY ASCSFREED AFTER [meen ©*PERTS TO FOC THE APY SALE ‘ . James Strother, the well known ne lawyer and member of the loxinta . ‘ sei ture of W: Virginia, " : Members of the Seattle Humane officers of the law, with power to the murder of “Sgr oa Hy employing expert franchise and $ arrest offenders. — soole!’ will ask the superior court A mecting of the society will Wiliam Bywal —_ ~ rag and eorporation assemors, County meal at there Ix not a seray Of to make them officers of the law,| take place thin afternoon at the] Marsal Hopkins thin morndag! ¢Ay In bis own bei Rainier Grand hotel at 4 o'clock, |Teetved release papers from the le he, Bywater and the latter's emt Adolf Behrens today cloned yp the Jen! for a tract of 182 acres on the Duwamish river, involving $140,000, | The property ia described as lying | below Oxbow, and between Van Ae ‘1 Bouth Park, It ‘4 rporations, such an the Beattie Electric company, the Beattle, Men ton & Southern, the Menttle Lighting company, the Diamond lee company will thin year aeoure & Just AnH | (ne Benttio- Tacoma Power company | Annesnor ‘Thomas Parish believes he welt, Georget the fire and w warrant | ao that they may take the enforce yi rt f broth: pe Inet night voted The soctoty may find tt necessary |UMlted States circuit court of ap-|!WO brothers were in an argu ot ¢ panchinen ¢ ‘ publie nervice 04 » S aoak . 3) =o srge B. Kittinger ment of the humane laws into their 119 incorporate in order to carry ite|Peal4, authorizing him to free Joba) Che day the brothers fired at him ‘thoy iearviouate se pgp per= rs “old oe va in aoe | b Gocka, etoveteus hid: Gates “ pong aoa both selenttp totes iatemebaae ety. Pee | Om mm and WW. And », con-| Mf returned the challenge and Hy Hel propety tax jth city or the county, will be ne-|% Colby, located directly opposite Co med noc! ree ra the sou "7 Mr, Pariah ts determined that the | sessed directly tr thie attics, 3) voiving some 16 or 19 ota ban ben ww & Jot on Broadway and | ry i crittolaed the police for act feasor Reed, of the Latona school, | Yicted two yours ago for mullay off = foil. He auld be did not bill be ed for a tire wm, formerly used will add t ety next ‘Tuos.|"e coast of Nome, ving nome 16 or 18 lots, has been shes taking sufficient interest tn enfore reas the soot jae] S89 me. previous inefficiency and incom- | shit engage the wt competent | * J y evening at the Chamber of) The case was in the courts two pre uebte us the art that 3 con peestbly find to| Teported ane by D, W. Dow to i. 3 nennor’s office, which hag resulted at me in making the assemsment, | apie blavilte, KY, The price jn maid to be between $7,000 and $19, ao that they will hereaft ir just shore of the taxes, The y th ane in @ ridiewlous undervaluation of franchines and other corporation 000, and is considered a genutne bar = piation. A before it last , os 7" ‘gommitioe had before ing the humane laws, Members of | Commerce on humane work in Colo | 7@4 08 appeal, during all of which Mr. ateee' Tommy Jonny | the sootety now seek to be made rado time the two men were in the fod- P , and forme ae eral prison at MoNell’s inland. They Sang in behalf of the ae = eck W. will be released at once. i ; property, shall not oceur during hie| thing will be done with banks, trust M8) 1) yew announced todmy bimeetf was a member A ¥ P E BI PASSED wnbency of the offle companies and other corporations | nc contracts had heen tot foc the eel a: the time the . e ° ° l I 4 PRETTY GOWNS ARE intend to make some vory rad~|and firme holding twrKe securition. |, ying of water pipe in the Mount i y sompranved to the clty joal changes in the method of as-| Their property will also be ap-|ylver park nddicion, und that the i was chairman of the fi} BURNED senement,” said Mr. Pariah today.| praised by experts direct from thim)| goo 6 jiectric car Hane would be ; ittea. These mon toll 7 ‘The franchises of public service office.” lrunning through the tract by } gp oo? a - eens | March 15 { feat night that there wisi > The will of Mrs. Caroline Kine ‘ap Badorstand |) that the tot | (Star Special Service) ply was this pe admitted ap uaiieed for engine house| Henry ¥. Rood, director of ex-{tlonal sum balng arranged for at] PORTLAND, Ore, Fob 28 —Bix| \ probate. No colitest has yat been LOCAL LABOR FIGHTING LICENSED TO WED and If not so used WA9 picttation, received a wire from | the next meeting of the legislature! sjaborately embroidered costumes, | § od, Contestants can come in at Peek to Kittinger, NO) soot Calhoun, special commis-|% defray the cost of the collection! used by the y thie before @ decree tor distri- jamie emesis! §=— TO EXCLUDE JAPS jx: 4 confirmed as arriage HNeenses wer ted show girls im and matitenance of an exhibit Country Girl,” exploded in | sioner to California, stating that ve | lt la & question § at exposition cleaning shop of Stokes & Rosin, reported that if the lot ts) bill appropriating $100,000 for the | headquarters ax to which state, Ida | 4x1 Ww, * | execet t t Wi to eo to Mra. Nellie! Alaska-Yukou-Pacitic — -exposition|ho or California, will be the third |icrnoss km Mt Festerday uf Sesatinek Slommsieie isaued to- fa in the deed on tile day as folows Gillman Kdmonds—Chas, B. Gil berg, named as one man, 28, Seattle, to Mary M. Ba Ahetein- Wint Abe ‘Roth- (street mprovemen's. cribed by the relatives of the an 4. ftw report to the council | F detaile of an effective exclusion | mm | sinter of Kittinger had passed the house of the legiw|into Hine with an appropriation for] ay» nt ton eneanaion fe On the same lines tata out by the» manent soctety are to be perte ‘ . ; present in cocimttiee inst ight insert |Iature of that state. Tho bil makes the exposition, | Billy have" beee | yiown rasa ths entifetrnat was) ey My ork and unable to quality, [8am Francisco Antl-JaprKorean| The Japanese exclusion movement | Monds, 17, Beattie t p ch a! : we cireles dates '" ae n jernstein e vac! i Nell rary Cratine mein ethonscond odes: amr dtieereisellntiaetee Sa OT carey Raina ami oiar| bebenthairaigvnlieeredrdapeserie ee eee herdec tan vice | tivin, 9h Beattie, to Lacie Baie ; pay = < Washington st. and fell in showers | trix, and to his influence the Wi] sionning to complete the working lan Anti-dap-Korean comuittee | er ‘Beattle ; } i |atein, 22, Seattle, to LA then n Win A pwier, a me league, having for tte purpose the - sas sores ee ey } upon the pavement to a : WATER CONTRACTS LET .2'2'02222:.9e:e30 lag the flames conaumed practically 5 exclusion af Japanene coolle labor | ber of the present committee | berg, 19, Senttle every xarment tn the establishment, from the United States Gn the eantultee Padua of tha Wark 4 Brown - Fouche — Gen, Adam TO LOCAL FIRMS and only the rapid work of the fire T A committee, appointed tn @ méet~ | ingmen’s league, has drawn up a pe- | Brown, Astoria, to Emma A men prevented the total destruction ing of the Central Labor council | tition on the matter of coolie labor | Fouche, 3k, Toledo, 0 of me frame structure. last night, met this afternoon for| with 10,000 signatures, which he! SlackMeKiroy--Harry L. Slack, : The Auguatin Daly musteal com) the purpose of naming a date for a| gathered in various parts of the |%6, Beattie, to Mary Mott 38, ; ody company was to present “The| The fish steamer Grant, formerly | conference of all the wn in the | state, and has forwarded « copy of | Seattle Country Gtr at the Heflig last] revenue cutter, which was Te! city, at which the detatie of a per- ft to the national empital. Ingraham-Seguin—-Wm. G. Ingen night and one of the most beavily| cently purchased by the San Juan ham, Spokane, to Margaret A. Be advertised features of the perform-| Fish company, was given her trial guin, Spokane. « which are nce decticved’ |haltbat “bashes in iouthensters Shaw-Brand—Robert A. Shaw, 26, gowns which are now destroyed, | halibut banks in Sowheastern V INSP CTO Tacoma, to Buphemia Brand, 24, Tacoma followa: Fumes from the gasoline used) Alaska tomorrow caused the accident Ship St. Francia fintahed loading Sloan—At Seattle, Jan. 29, to wife of M. Sloan, a son —_— | Wooden stave pipe with lock-bar;ly after the bonds are sold an [Continued from Page One.) steel bands w cided upon this) March 20. al an trom | morsing for the Cedar river pipe) Hawley, Lane & McCartney were ea naan his et] tne No. 2 by the boant of public awarded the Beacon Hill reservar hry Randwriting experts to) Works jeomtract today, their bid being Meat Thaw is insane at the} The Puget Sound Bridge &/ $202,450, and ide & Jones were Dredging company was given the) awarded the two Green Lake reser | contract for building the Hae, their! voirs at their bids of $77,456 for bid being $1,163,468, This contract | the intermediate and $61,186 for the ta to be signed up within ten days | low-pressure reservoir All of the and the work Js to begin immediate: bidders are local firms, time. cheveriy dodged the tssue had pinned the doctor j to a detatied examination of ¢ to show why they indt aed insanity. The doctor sald the | As the Princess May was about ;five marched down the gangplank Ne , Steamer City of Puebla fs due Forni t 4214 a Pas oe. grea ot gemenare as bo oun ane ge eh OLD DEBT TROUBLES from Ban Francisco tomorrow to pull away from whart at Vietorla, | Uo the aritey) of the eamer May | eb. he vite a La - pee & waste of ink, both! ° y. Steamer Umatilla sails for San] p. C, yesterday, Wiliam, Isaac and | *t [ls port they were greatly but) 4 son abnormal mentality. He ——_ SENIOR CLASS a Sarah Wittiamson and her two chit not happlly surprised to find them-| Burnett—At 1003 Cherry st., Fel, that the ‘taken Nelson Gringley was last might Steamer Cottage City is due from selves confronted by two men in ? elected president of the Nebraska —y Skagway tomorrow morning with se 600,000 feet of lumber for San This ts the company to appear) Plego at Pier 10 last night, and at the Grand next Monday night walled for Tacoma today tw conr plete her cargo. a 3, t dren rushed aboard the steamer be-| blue suits wearing large brass but Fal. gy of Dimor Barnett, 6 fore the Victoria inspectors could | tons, who ordered them to return MoGraw--At Minor hospital, Feb. of oll “suggested” tndanity, but club, to sucesed John P. Hartman.) 4, 9 St Of the debt incurred | 298 boxes of fish, 366 barrels a oe teh cmctestve The clud adopted a resolution ask and 60 passens jetain them. ‘The i ¥ 7 3 d passengers. d m. gancplank was|at once to Victoria aboard the] 99 to w re : ° ot Sa ing the Nebraska legislature to eee hl we ‘The Alaska Steamship company| pulled aboard and the steamer left! Prigcess May and the unhappy ae a i en ate sentra Alagoa make « liberal appropriation for the |4ant®, smaual of the State walt) sanouncod this morning that the|lor Seattle. The local inapectors | party of immigrants was forced 10) wife of A. E. Brinaman, a son.” i iatnceshd scene enahi 1909 exposition Se a ed ame ro. | Farallon, dive to anil for Bkagway| were Informed and ax the party of} return to their native heath Beinamnen, , Jerome conld introduce Train Service. Nibit the feoue of a 1967 aneual, or,| ‘Out might. was detained owing to Death Record. han DISCUSS EXTENSION Deaths were registered today as spent Sasi OF DEXTER AV. | follows: wees Moore—Robert Moore, 3, Feb. 25, The contentions of property own- | 4t 812 B. 70th st. over the proposed extension of| Dorning—Merle = Dorning, 1 Dexter av. southerly to a connection | month, Feb. 26, at 2728 Washington at either Fourth, Third, Second or | # Firet ave, was before the street} Anderson—Guataf Anderson, 64, committee thin afternoon, with the | Feb. 26, at 303 42nd av. warning from the committee that| Kinselli—Malacht Kinsell, 64, Feb. the owners must get together, or the | 26, at 421 14th av. N. B. _| WRele proposition would be thrown 1 ean hyena nape deg Me DEATHS AND FUNERALS. ee leaves his $160,000]. There have been several plane put —_— : = forward for meeting the cost of the} The funeral of Frederick C. Hel proposed work, Lhe most unique per- | lembrand, of 356 Sixteenth av. north, haps being a plan suggested and | who died last Wednesday, will be brought forward by a Third av.| held from the Westminster Presby- owner, that cack set of property/terian church, Broadway and Co- ywhere pay for the work between |lumbla st, Friday afternoom at riting a W. Moldram, nee least, make restriction upoa ite|(M “ye ones i sailing has a a Great | management Steamer Alki, whieh has been | ‘The city park beard this after-| Northern railroad, announced today Webster Hoover, manager of (6) ued up at Pier A undergoing ve noon voted to raise the salaries of | that the through tourtst car servic® | inet year's annual, will answer pairs, wilt ast) for Southeastern pting su-[On the Oriental Limited to Chicago |the “Pacifie Wave the student's saga ports Susday. with os INSANE The Norttwestern Steamship company's steamer Saratoga is due to arrive in port from Valder to A story wos cireulated along the front today that the steamer Kit- fap. which ls running to Tacoma in . sialon een : BOWIE’S NEPHEW 1S):7 0 comes or the Flyers time by 14 minutes on/| estate to build a mauscteum for In THE the first trip Tuesday morning. | bimee!f and dog.was this afternoon "The Norwegian steamer Thade-| admitted to probate by Judge Al} fagetund will arrive from Tacoma) bertson of the superior court this afternoon to toad coal for the Judge Albertson has been constd- named after the port. Jim Bowls, inventor and dread man Couple Wedded tered aie Gas tee MOTT eee” tee dectaen thes ‘valle the 160 pews | theit own | thoroughfares, that tx. 2:39 o'clock, ‘The boily wil be ert theese owning between Third and | mated. Spokane . Raa William Ingram and Mise Mar-| which was so generally affected I decument shows that Choir was) o” Arcee | a garet Martin SC pease were mars [Calitornian gaftancs in the <Scrtal MORVOR GIVES TALM) ccoce aiows ao sizn ot tis wt | peta nn! Zoemwen wn no wth | resident of the sity, ae yesterday Mr. Blake was recently promoted | ed today mm this city at the home| days of the westere Semen, being of “Sound and dk the rest ® an arrangement the Seattle General hospital nro The contesting claimants to the owiing On the an iliness of two months. Inter Mayor Moore has signed the ordi nance giving free water to the Way- side Emergency hospital at ite new location tn North Beatthe. Honor Poet's a The shoals of the city honored the memory of Longfellow yeater- day, on the anniversary of tie birth Melody Choir was not insane exercises were held tm the A of the notorious Col to take his family baok to be assistant general supertn- . He ts EB. BR. Bowte, a well-known tendent of the Pacific division of im elmore aun Gedien © cattle mam from Texas, who is bere ccints Gill hee a bearing Dext| UPA portions of the new thorough | ment Friday afternoos will, bel the company, which covers the en- mo y alley with a bunch of horses for the) nectar fatention to enforce are to pay for that portion. The) Lake View cemetery. Services af fen ane ag oy a eee on hrm dee will hola ‘o woae aorthern markets, It ts reported) si) the ay ‘io pans tie tg mo ene SRS wet Wer rent Re eee eee that Mr. Bowle Is also locating ©) worth of being enforced, and plead MAJOR GOODWIN LEAVES. bg aad } .B. E. Reynolds, of North Yakima, gineer for the Chicago, Milwaukee) ing for a growth in civic purity, otter j died at the Pacific hospital this & St. Paul raftroad. Mayor Moore made an earnest and| Major T. C. Goodwin, United FORGER GETS AWA morning. The body, now in care of attrring (alk before the members of |Biates army paymaster of the | Bonney-Watson, will be shipped the Men's League of the Westimin-|Sound district and Alaska since WITH $200,060 home tonight. 4. 4, Small in City. ster Presbyterian chareh at their| January % 1908, will leave tonight Fraak Crouch, 28, - of Mr. and Mt. J. Smail onei. sonaniebesls * monthly mecting and supper iast| with his clerk, D. M. Brown, for peeeay | Mrs. Scott Crouch, 1901 East Chep eat of the m ane aun of thel ¥ Te ¢ 2 20. — | Might. Portiand to assume the duties of (Rertepe Telegraph Serviany ry st, Seatle, died at Stelleecom Southern Pacific system, his daugh- PR harry shades oe pelaie: Clete Se ‘At the close of his speech he was| chief paymaster of the Department] GALVESTON, Feb. 28 ts peeete: lop epee & Sons tor and several friends arrived in iterned to bie heme city inet night | fUBdly cheered, and a resolution! of Columbia. Captain KP. Orton, | Cistmed here that a me of have change of the faneral arrange- sructie yosterday afternoon tn hie |uithout ‘T. 3 Kelty, wham he came |€ae assed by the league to the| who will succeed Major Goodman | (hin, ety collected from & local | ments. 1 — aree| 10 the finish” in bis Sunday clos-| arrty rom Portland with his pee Poe tga hg. py Macocmnd ponpasnwt sete ae, | ing campaign cork, AH Willie, this morning. | 2800 tons of cotton seed, supposed-| ily home, 1107 Twenty-eighth av., of - — Pha aye as bartend.|.. The Mayor stated that ft was ly conaigned to Hamburg and Brem- | spinal meningitis earty this mora- amont for the Northern Pactfie rail there where —_ bis belle? that the majority of de A meeting of the Michigan club|en, German firms which were! ing. Funeral services will be held road, declares he hus received gum- |r. The proprietor wired here ¢ cont minded cttixens in Suattle de-| Will be held tonight im the rooms of} awaiting shipment. The authori-| from the residence at 2 o'clock Fr ties are unable to locate the alleged | day afternoon. Interment will a jeu eee eee cid not be present. [wet the Sunday saloon clesing| the Alecks club at § o'clock. - All Kelly did oa, and was releasca |'**, aad that be shonld continue Michigan people are invited forger. / be in Mt. Pleasant cometery. om jati last night, Sheriff Palmer |*'° enforce it -—— _ ti an EE o& the loot back with hier, POLICE CHANGE HOURS. NORMAL SCHOOL BILL) coor me creer: coanen of shifts im the police departmer VETOED u OREGON takes place, Capt. Laubecher, now in charge at night, will take the morning wateh; Capt. Sullivan will (Rerione Tolegranh Gervies.) | ave the morning watch and a» monthly mevting in Yratt's hall at Hiltman City, Tuesday eventing, March 6, at S o'clock. All pubtte- spirited citizens are tnvited to at- tend. the company here, and not for & *) single month im all that time did jhe faid to sign and send in his own monthly repert. EXPECTS V cr IN THIRTY DAYS. City Comptroller H. W. Carroll, ieee ag who has returned from Olympia, {Star Special Service; where he went to see in what shape BELLINGHAM, Feb. 2&—Louis| the bond question was before the living near Custer, dressed | courts, sald today that the case ’ fm his Sunday clothes and| tll probably be carried from the ‘@mmaitied suicide today by shoot.| superior court to the supreme court! erous inquiries regarding the Bust Rimself in the head with «| and a decision handed down within) neas Men's excarsian to be rucan Am attack of the grip at-|50 days. Immediate action looking | der Une auspices of the Geattie Com. with other ils ts assigned|to the appeal fe in the hands of | mercial club to Low Angeles March Jadge Alexander, of the attorney | 16. He betleves the special train to general's office. be ured will be taxed to Ite utmost Three tasues of bonds are de-/to accommodate thowe desiring to pendant on the outcome of the | go. case SHALLENBERGER TO LEAVE THE SERVICE Sell Four Lota John Devise & Co, setd four lots to- day on the south side of Weller at. between Twelfth and Fourteenth Ber husband's preference in tie ti Siok avs, for the Puget Sound ame afternoon dut ) 4 Sam's navy to matrimonial FE en ents To. 30 ee xi. | batik to George E. Redin, for $2,000 eames og Word: maw 'om sho sbdiaame: aoe oa ogy A pos ol 5 | dent Roosevelt has accepted the in Use. carrying ‘appropriations for the| tl! be ia charge st sight. The E oe ee ae ee iae to | Tetisastion of Second Assistant state sormal schools st Drain and|™oraing watch goes on duty at 6 i e a ?| Postmaster General Shalleaberger Monmouth. The schools will now |%COCK- and is succneded at i @clock by the afternoon foree, ae eee WHERE THE SMALL INVESTOR CAN BUY BUSINESS PROPERTY f MeCathron. The couple was) Representative James T. McCleary, din Sitka in 1900. In 1903, | of Minnesota, who is to retire trom alleges, Larry deserted the | congress at the clowe of the pres Paintitt and enlisted in the navy) ont sesston, will be appointed Mr Shallenberger’s successor. be forced to close, as they are) without funds. CLARK NETTLETON RECOVERS EQUITABLE LIFE OFFICERS | Civil Service Commissioner Clark ARE ALL RE-ELECTED. It doesn’t have to be proven to you that there is more profit and Nettleton, having recovered fror surer returns in Business Property than in any other class of Real j his recent fliness, met with Com: (Serippe Telegraph Service.) Extate, You know that without our referring to it. But you have | missioner Listman this morning tn NEW YORK, Feb. 2% Paul Mor somehow got the idea that to own business property you have to The body of Robert Shaw, an/ |} briet session. Judge MeDonald,|ton and other officers of the Equit-| have a barrel of money. Your {dea springs from the present values wlected today | tho third member, being still away, the board took up no {important vusiness ‘aged porter fn the Crescent saloon. obtaining in 6 First av. south, was found in ™ nN ie cecraag te Bie. Heelan! 7, ntnase tecoes “hearers Reese, at 105 Weller st. Shaw had - , > i ft Dey ment club meets at Oltman's hall Gwmer Wiltsie, ag zum. |*omorrow evening at # o'clock Mened, attributed his demise to Red Gress seete. fered canses. The remains are| The Red Cross sochety will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2°30 o'clock @ Bonney W lors. icaceemossleeemer at the hame of Mra. Brainerd, 1114 FALLS INTO BAY. Fifth av., instead of at the Lincoln, oe as formerly. An unknown man, evidently « Successful Recital. Ibgger from Hoods canal, who had} Nina Martin Hatcher, assisted by Partaken too freely of the intoxt | Nicholas Oeconomacos, Howard ©. Gating beverages last evening, at-|Gratton and other well-known tempted to walk along the edge of| musicians, gave @ successful song the Colman dock last night, but/ recital inet night at the First Unt ae unsuccesstu! and fell into the | tartan church. The Heart of the Retail District Several years ago these prices were considerably lower, and tn the still earlier days the prices ¢ not higher than Oxbow is today Mon who are today numbered among Seattle's most prominent and wealthy citizens quietly invested their money in what they reasoned would be the Itne of Business Development, and that development made them rich. The Retail District is Developed, But How About the Manufacturing District? Seattle up to a year or so ago confirmed her business activity to mercantile and shipping Hnes. Today she is on the threshold of her manufactaring development. Her superb geographical location gives her control of the markets of the Pacific states in America and Can ada—of the Orient and of Alaska Local militia officers intend to tm A young man longs to become mediately proceed with the | struction of the new armery author. / taed under the bill passed by the! legislature fast Tuesday, which ap- | propriated $130,000 for that pur | | pome Her Beau; “Say, Freddy, can't} A site for it was acquired in 1805, | you get me a lock of your sister's} on Western av. between Virginia | hair?” and Lendra sta, The new botlding Freddy: “Sure: but not just now. | will be three stories high, 156«220, | She's wearin’ tt.” and equal to any armory on the conat. ‘he Gril! hall will be 100x120! rich, A year passes by and he ‘e richer, because he hasn't start ed a Savings Account 1 tonging—but he isn't any We Pay 4 Per _Ct. Interest ” On Savings Accounts he RUMORED THAT U. 8. 4 wi Age Oe High Schoo! Debate. CONSUL 16 KILLED. Manufacturers from afl over the country recognize this. Th : GA at Ge, Coed ee aaa to WASHINGTON, Feb. 28 have thetr ayes on Seattle and they are coming, They must, if they q it ot the) eats & King 204 Plorce counties, 4 that Ihene Stone. want these markets. They can't afford the excessive freight rates and It is rumored that Ross Holt day, United States consul at Santiago de Cuba, has been killed by Cubans eee rth hhh BEACON HILL still more expensive blockades and car shortages. You, Mr. Investor, it's up to you today to buy in The Heart of the Manufacturing District Where ts it? What are the requisites? Find « place where, first of all, there is Level Land, then Tide Water wharfage, then Ratlroad, facilities. Some place close to the center of Seattk, and still not so close that pr are prohibitive. A place easy of aceess for men, materials and merchant marine, There ts only one such district in all Seattle Only One Place Which Fills All the Requirements That place is the South End, in the valley of the Duwamish, and ho, with the aid of th@/ Auburn and Pu; yallap, rexpectively, ny of the City of Everett! win meet in debate at Auburn Fri- Mate of the steamer Per-| aay evening at 8 o'clock to decide ita, pulled the unfortanate man the championship of the two coun ———— $3,500 Terms & $4,150 A BARGAIN At the price, for ten days only A fine plece of level ground 120x204 (8 lots), fronting on JAMES D. HOGE President % B SOLNER Cashier eee eee eee eee eeeeeee DIRECTORS ey Superintendent Storey as 00 far received $60 contrituted | OF school children of the county to- ih Pee the butiding of a statue of! Washington on the state ity grounds POSTPONE PARK WORK. & Trust Co. " two atr , with a S-room ‘The park board this afternoon cottage, stable, sheds, chicken Oxbow ts the center of {t all. Here is where the small investor can to postpone the Improve N. W. Corner of 19th and houses, ete.; all kinds of ber Corner Second Ave. and Cherry. buy Business property directly im the line of Development. Here ts your ehance, Mr, Investor, to lay the foundation of your success. Look Hoge BI Seattle, Wash. Beat of Lincoin park until after th Republicar ries and vegetables This fitetian Endeavor convention, property will be on the new Agents for Alaska Banking and it up today & begins July 20. The board car line, now being built, ont Bafe Deposit Co, Nome, Alaska. Mf Public works has signified its 5 five blocks from car now Oxbow Spells Opportunity Today Septoval of the park board's de Ten per cent advance after Eatel March 10th, Take the South Seattle car to the corner of Bateman and Estelle e FREE streets: go one block west over. the new bridge, and you are in Ox Grasien a nouTe were, [Bf view. + eo ave saerane A $1,100 Cash ae. Spa sro, wa rete, ade Sa | ; When the mew ear line ge 5 and will be glad to tell you th 4 vera 57 = “3 4 aime f the owner of an ple Richard § Mctride, premier of t this corner wit be worth 607 Marion Buliding. f property in the uty tree ol Be Bist Cotvmrin ison tis way to McLaughlin Realty Go. x120, on Beacon Hill; fine Phones—Main 4788; Ind. twee the money Ke GREGOR M'GREGOR and will arrive here so 5 ; fds evening. He and bis nant ee oe ee oe 301 Empire Building. 212 American Bank Bldg. 34-5 StareBoyd Bidg y will make tho Lincoln thet xadyladeh Mgmt att? Main 2476, Ind. 2569, | Main 3307. Ind, 2299. uth; sewer in and paid rte! FOR GaT WEST SEATTLE | REAL ESTATE GO AND SEE OXBOW ADDITION TODAY. For Irrigated Lends call on COLUMBIA CANAL CO, U. K. Loose, President and Ware & freland Property Bought and Sold 119 Bailey Building one Genera! Manager, 609-610 Ma- rion Bu 'ding, we SRATT: and . Ries view st New York Block Attalia, Walla Walle Co, Wash,