The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 9, 1908, Page 6

Them To Us || And We Will Do the Rest words to the It | a: ys, one ft to per line 4 charge for an ox aan FOR GALE—FUANITURE FARMS AND ACREAGE. Acres—$200 best terme and eRe Us FineT 417 (4th Moor) Marion Bide “HELP WANTSO—MALE, st Gente) ND §. one Red 34 city REAL & For | Beautiful Homesites or Investment Quarter-Acre Tracts in ; —Lincoln— - Beach Villas » TwHene Ww we ? Because ted—Two exp Gut verwemn ¢ end 6 FOR RENT—ROOMS. ROOMS FOR RENT t s an om. large closet lewier Way Bast 41¥6 Sturnisned hidren: $8. ‘Three unfurnished reoms, on car ane | 2409 Dearborn St FOR RENT FLATS. furtished t-room modern fet ANT BE HRA AL ESTATE DEALERS. STORAGE. oa i The Northwest fate | rrede Co. LANEOUS. “FOR SALE—misc » tte cia eo Wood and Coal Mill weed $2.75 & load, dry slad wood fie faa Ses Dry Forest | W vood In Steel Vorks Addition $500 Takes Them Easy |}} $100 Cash, Bal. « ¥ wi a ” fi Al f Hee t Jy * J . ana oon Ar M ee be ove _* > Ld . " ‘ ‘ ; Jie ’ AChEn WATERF? A Pickup © ert : ~ i” ’ 200 . ¥ — Tacoma Re ulty i in Dem THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, APRIL 8. ieee. and SUICIDES *- (By United Pres “COMING TO SEATTLE (By United Press.) PORTLAND. liane Koette P.TO MAKE SANITARY WATER FRONT PROPERTY WISH TO LENGTHEN |. STAY OF FLEET °: SHOP BURGLAR sand, @ tailor complaineg ti that iy tate he nrg mia CHICAGO, April 9 nr apes AN: Tie orig The Northern Pacific, whieh condition ed of os vee yg: apace owns the bulk of the waterfroms| died estes bin through (ae property affected by the recent Iu the f ‘ i} 2 . wie health crusade, has decided to put! that the cx " in bis @ te w all of its holdings in the distriet | to allow map in’ the ad n when he fired | eiween Railroad and Western ave.| refuse through the | the dead when |i 4 sanitary condition, Yesterday | intended to ' ’ he rea a crew of men started at work mbla at m ne Cri filling In the property and thi ia ” ae | UTO DRIVER will be continued until the health to care fo ege | K hart GERMAN A puthorities are satisfied that the |from this proj te Liew cht. 4 © in favor od 143 te re of the bay » direct contiier Jouiah Collins, chairman of ¢ A. &. Kerry and J the state nment ¢ of two members of the ne va a CITY REAL where he hopes of Com the en- | mittees t Owe tee iicate parts which are tion of the for the a & the car, now stalled in Nevac » Benater | $1,160 yente t hat he has not & this | wholesale how slong the wat ’, of Provided ‘yy qu defeating morning, & Washington front. As the " 1 wet delegats nce with | amount in such a short time, th LAWN $100 Thomas car the nay » the Bry . MOWERS q have no | entire f emain at least four be donat a Aust days in t harbor hor H é ee, & HUNDRED According program ar ranged by mittee, at least 1 making speeding four days are required for the en-|a key t and | wish no one tertainment, The navy depart miral of the f ‘ luck,” he said has announced that the entire f as fast as the commitise THI would remain in the harbor ¢ like to see them. On $100 ( . om DO AR three days, after which some of the |of nuggets have been donate an inducement for yy j the remainder stayed here | to make the ke fle tae ot . — = we will, LOTS TO BE OPENED = ~~~ es in | OCEAN “LINERS RACE |ae"the' vertors of the 3 to olen al : at th t the # ter glasses son com "0 from our aha! Inivareaity Tietriat | Owing to the heavy increase in ——__— Mrs. ©. EL eal a University District |. :S3I"4. t. Moueme tat the to Pian wor foos er gy We Want te : | . { (By United Press r pea n thie ¢ T yy formation bureau at the King #.| vow Vga 30e) lmaine are at the pa cquaintance, | station will be opened May 1, and), the White © - Bonne < os thie you mies the one tent | the transeontinesial passenger as-|t0ele Of the White Star line, has | Ba ; «ole ree | ri ffice for the liquidation | WO® the great trans-Atlantic race Rosor A. ¥ HOLE j i tickets will be opened June 1, between that Itner and the Caro aged 1 < t = ewe aes nia of the Cunard line, beating her | dence ‘ é sae ae vile ater the travel of} Not once during the speed con-| G, Rausch hax to move + am gpa im ohh ee test was one boat out of the sight | years in one r 1336 2° AYE . © months ago 3 They could sight each | experience g 7 conde ePECIAL RATES BAST other even at night Men's, boy The Teutonic’s time from Dounts Spectal rates to the Atlantic coast have been announced for the | Rock? was six days, 21 hours and) = —» et jeummer by the Canadian Pacific | ix minutes ) oT , | at COME TODAY railroad. T ot velling at | ACTRESS 16 UPHELD FOR nougoed is M ‘ NOT WEARING TIGHTS. |" Fo SEE BATTLESHIPS aot j Rere's . s/igiter | Take bogts at Pier 2, Ten round (By United Press.) tripe dally bbe round tet NEW YORK, April 9 —Hro DANIEL KRLUReR —_ ~=— tletta Lee, the actress, has been Hevrman @ Kalicher, “ upheld by # jury in her refusal to | 9} = +0 Days Ont appear on the stage fm tights, and have to be » The State Bank’ redos of Seattle (r $4060 she sued for’ ‘Hurtig & Se McLAVONLIN RRA Owns “‘g ab mangers. wore Ill . 3109 Americon Dene, » fi $3 50 defendants in the sult : | | Corner First Av. . FUNERAL NOTICES. i} and Yesler Way ’ — j Alfred fter The funeral services of Otto Kaapp took place thi noon at 2 o'clock from the chapel eof Butterworth & Sons, Burial took place at Mt Pleasant ceme tery The funeral service of Rosor/#) Pekelis was held this morning at! 10 o'clock wt the family residence, | Hurtal was held at Osk Lake me! Fillings 50c all Werk Warranted Full Set of Teeth $5 Pre * pring be tery. DEATH HOTICES. WR SOLICTT TOUR BUSINES COURTHOCS TREATMENT. EPPICHeNT SmRVICE. Alfred Otto Keapp, aged 5, son! of Mr. and Mra. C. W. Knapp, died the residence tn this olty April & ictor Anderson, aged 25, died’ Navy Yard ( Is NO sacrifice, NO hard luck story, NO FAKE Walls stock, NO cry of HARD TIMES to raise MONEY. - It's3 GENUINE INVESTMENT WITH MERIT, that ANY but a blind man CAN SEI NAVY YARD CITY is 5 ey BLOCKS west of the NAVY YARD, with a HALF MILEofthe finest beach ON the SOUND. WATERFRONT LOTS OVER two hundred feet. PRICES—$50 UP Terms, $1 Per Week” This is Less than camping privileges. And this, too, the HEART of the 400 acres that is proposed to be BOUG a NAVAL CITY. There NEVER can be a railway oF There Is Always Something Cool } and Breezy About Tan Footwear | Many women wh buy their Shoes here insist TRIC LINE reach the NAVY YARD without crossing aa on Tan Footwear td" Sum We've srovidedt PROPERTY. With the GOVERNMENT to spend ELBVEN a ee o¥F eves MILLION DOLLARS for labor with THREE crews of SUR: the choicest styles ad tan Oxfords, Ties and Blu VEYORS NOW in the field, working for a road to cross cher Ihe colors ‘are right, 1 the toes, heel property. Do NOT SLEEP LONGER, as a word to the WISE is ] K gk ag dan na Ae ce sufficient. Take any boat for the NAVY YARD. 18 time and shoe building hiv ine to make 1 DAILY from the foot of Yesler W ay, Pier 2 Get off at CHARLESTON DOCK, and look prices and terms INCLUDE street grade, mains laid in the street at OUR EXPENSI GUARANTEE of 10 per cent in ONE YI money invested here. THIS pre “so over. sidewalks and ties \ WRITTEN given on A The Handsomest Tan Footwear We’ve Ever Shown $2. 50 and $3 _e | Wallin & Nordstrom 1327 Second Avenue AR Bremerton Development Co. 1009 AMERICAN BANK BUILDING. MAIN 1156—————_—-PHONES IND. 4048