The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 6, 1909, Page 7

CITY REAL ESTATE. Ail around with the of 10 Sur office and we will LOIS Alastea Tide. or PAV. A. BANPORD $20 Down Month OPENING OF SAWYER'S HOME eaman will moe Met Fou to the property Gi Baitey Bide Gioice Home ery Raab ROTATE. crry West Seattle $10 Per Month Waterfront Lots iis inte: no 200 Feet Long and | WRAUTIPUT FAUNTLOROY MBIONTS ILARGR VIEW LOTS Por . ALL CLEARED, GOOD WATRE in| RAUNTLEROY PARK CA AVR ATRW t MAN With MieET et HOLMWS @ HARING vm and cantornie. | Youngstown alanvON pave $$$. ‘i t mo ratownh Large Lots $300 ‘ Youngstown | ait Rey" Yerd, our office b and $10 al OWN YOUR OW GROUND West Seattle | 2 “oUt “Pooar Close to car, and QOOPFELLOW @ ONS =a am ec UL Large 4-r structed, lot ood reatdence very easy es Union Block SWIFT HOME BUYING Because They Are Good Values SO Lots have been reserved at our offices since 10 o'clock Wednesday. You can buy on the grounds or make reserva tions at the office tomorrow, WARDALL PARK ADDITION IS A FINE RESIDENCE PARK, BLESS YOU 200 BIG FINE SCENIC HOMESITES 4RE ACTUALLY BEING TAKEN BY EAGER BUYERS FOR ONE-HALF OF WHAT THEY WERE WORTH 12 MONTHS AGO AND ONE-HALF OF WHAT THEY WILL BE WORTH IN TWO YEARS, THIS IS THE MOST DISTINCTIVE AND ATTRACTIVE ADDITION FROM VARIOUS STANDPOINTS EVER PLACED UPON THE MARKET IN SEATTLE FOR SO LITTLE MONEY; AND YOU NEGLECT A DUTY YOU OWE YOURSELF, WIVES AND BABIES IF YOU DO NOT INVESTIGATE. TERMS ARE MADE TO SATISFY YOUR POCKETBOOK. MILLIONS OF DOLLARS TO BE SPENT IN WEST SEATTLE, WHERE WARDALL PARK IS LOCATED In street improvements, transportation facilities, boulevards, drives and roadways. WE STATE BRIEFLY WHY THE PRICES OF THESE LOTS ' WILL DOUBLE WITHIN TWO YEARS 1. THE DISTRICT is beautifully located on a peninsula ex- tending into @ sea 2. IT IS VERY CLOSE to the center of Seattle. 3. MANY THOUSANDS of.dollars are being spent on its boulevards and park systems 4. IT HAS FIVE Improvement Clubs and secures improve- ments, 5. THE SCHOOL system is perfect 6 IT IS THE ONLY summer resort on salt water adjacent to Seattle. 7. PUBLIC UTILITIES are being developed rapidly. 8 THE TRANSPORTATION facilities are the best 9. THE TOPOGRAPHY and earth surface are ideal for homes 10. PREVAILING WINDS are favorabie for salt water and salt breezes, 11. MILLIONAIRES predict that West Seattle will be the bedrooms for 250,000 people in the future years. WEST SEATTLE is now the Brooklyn of Seattle, DESIRABLE area is limited . SURROUNDED by salt water on three sides 15. IT IS LEVEL and dotted with beautiful homes now. THE PENINSULA has an unobstructed view 17. THE PENINSULA has a 7/4-minute car servite on four lines and a ferry boat, 18. NATURE HAS bestowed beauty on this spot indeed. 19. IT IS ONLY 2% miles from Pioneer Square 20. IT HAS AN extensive park and boulevard system. 21. WEST SEATTLE has 15 miles of cement sidewalks 22. TWO MOUNTAIN ranges and the Sea plain in sight. 23. FOUR CENTS CAR fare 24. YACHT CLUB'S headquarters 25. LEVEL, BEAUTIFUL and sandy soil without strong winds. 26. THE PENINSULA is from two to five hundred feet above sea level READ CAREFULLY, A CHANCE FOR HOMELESS PEOPLE. The opening sale day is Sunday, March 7th, on Wardall Park Add. You will find there 200 big, fine seenic homesites, close in near W. Seattle High School Easy te offered. Price $250. Adjoining property has been sold for $500. The monthly payments are as low as $5.00 a month, You can at this time, if you will hurry, reserve some of the beautiful home- sites in the city at our office and make your reservation subject to the inspection on opening day. 20 salesmen will be on the ground. Free transportation furnished from our office to the addition. West Seattle’s Last Close-in Big Addition at Wholesale Prices Make your buy now, opening day. We expect 1,500 peo- ple on the ground tomorrow. Reserve your lot today at the office or on the ground, and if it does not suit you, do not take it after you look it over. Come to 216 Cherry St. and get car ticket. Take Luna Park Car at First and Yesler Way, transfer up the hill to just beyond the big brick High School—get off st Dakota St., take the new sidewalk west to Wardall Park Add. adjoining Schmitz’s beautiful natural City Park, the last close in Add. Seattle will ever have to close out at wholesale prices. Come all you conservative investors and homeless people, REALTY OWNERS’ SYNDICATE Main 442 246 Cherry St. Ind. 1198 ‘ade be Sas) . Be THE STAR—SATURDAY, ‘olTy WEAL ROTATES. FREE EXCURSION } ppanch i in Kingston TO TACOMA lt » wee thone beautiful | cleared and on car line, at |? NATIONAL CITY t Reawtiful suburb, Phie for Large tote & With sehoots, SSE LOTS A Good Home A to Charleston, Are selling now | ine at the awh ' THe Full sized quartor-aore tracts and larger THAT WILL MAKE MB FINEST KIND OF GARDEN WOODLAND PARK), 73s mse | modern house, corner rand park, — bew quntain view hed pricy to #iebo! F200 | COMPANY : ni owas 1S. -P. DIXON -& CO. |"*6 095 snertein sah oa | 1419 Third av Ind, 40. NONE IN KING COUNTY Prices onty #400 ¢ ANY TRRMS Discount for cash “WATER FRONT Deat direct win oF 425 New York Block pane GITv" REAL ROTATS. 10 sores tm of nive water 43,000; will exchanwe for elty Chicken Ranch , rea, S-room hy oken | howd, small orchard ° on | tortie, or will exchans 0 woros mile fr 400 cash, | | 10-nare tract 10x34, barn 16480. Modest Home Near Bremerton 160 oash, MORRIS REALTY with ‘Soil for 4s 10 apes to make quick m over oF ood Interest o PYLETON igre COnFORSA tot Ambrtean ‘es mide te | }tor 4 yoare FARMS AND ACREAGE. caerava, [rans ayo Agnes "| SOLDIERS RIOT —~|last night, in which untold da :| Meadowdale Property | “«re » VRRANO IRMIGATED 228 Globe Bide. PENNSYLVANIA MILITIA DOES Restaur *, groceries and sm MUCH DAMAGE--MANY PEO. loons were attacked, The proprie PLE ARE ASSAULTED tors were practically helpless in the hands of the soldiers, and were wn- pe able to keep the militiamen from WASHINGTON, March 6.—By U. stealing their goods. The pollee P—After # hilarious charge upon were called, but the soldiers beat unt of iit health, | Lune h rooms and grocery stores in them to a train which had arrived, Bier Offi 1-9-4 the vicinity of North ‘Capitol st. and the trainmen were compelled yy the rioters to depart was done and many storekec , the members of |pany K, Fifth Pennsylvania Volun jteers, exeaped the police and are on route to thelr homes today Several policemen who mounted the steps of the cars were thrown off and sustained injuries. The guardsmen. lined the engine ¢ab, The militiamen were waiting. for (e"4er and the car windows, cheer Leagt halt mile from | their train when a fight started in |'"& derisively as the train pulled }a lunch room over the failure of the ° |proprietor to supply them quickly| ‘The amount of damage is not |enough with eatables, The fight estinated. It is probable, however, |grew into a riot as more of the that official cognizance of the riot state soldiers joined the fray will be taken ee minutes WOMAN DEEPENS SHADOWS No stamps Nostones| QF JAIL AROUND GAPLIN COMBINATION OF WIT AND SAUCINESS BAFFLES EX- PERIENCED LAWYERS, a Ae Ae Ee ee ee ee eed TAFT'S PROCLAMATION. WASHINGTON, March 6-~ |® By J. P—P | afternoon issued a prociama Fiippant, saucy and debonaire | tion calling the Sixty {first con. # | Mr®. Harriet Garton, allan Harriet aplin, wife of a bandmaster in the gress to hold a session to be English army. ix facing @ Joint sje wilt 300 COLMAN a ere Sa | PRINCE RUPERT | per minh Font "te Times Bie today A. B. GRAHAM'S University Addition Located a short ‘distance from the University and Exposition grounds, Take University car on Third avenue to 50th Street, and go west to the office; or take the Walling- ford car to 7th Avenue N. E. and go north two blocks to the little white office on the hill. Agent on the grounds every day, Prices $650 to $1,000 For Lots 40-Ft. Frontage Prices Include Street Grade and Cement Walks Terms, one-third cash, balance six months to two years. This addition was placed on the market a few weeks ago, and over $60,000 worth of lots have been sold; on account of bad weather we have only adver- tised the property once. Remember, there is always a chance to pick out bargains in a new addition. We believe every lot in this addition will Increase From 25 to 50 Per Cent in the Next Six Months If you want a home site there are reasons why you should look this property over at once. Ist. It is only five minutes’ walk from the Uni- versity grounds 2nd. There are building restrictions against apartment houses, business houses and all other un- desirable buildings. There can be no intoxicating liquors sold within two miles of this addition. 3rd, It 1s i close proximity to the University grounds, comprising 350 acres, which is really a large park, 4th.—and best reason, The lots are cheaper than other lots in that vicinity. Remember, there are salesmen on the grounds every day, including Sundays. H.S Turner Investment Co A. B. Graham, Pres. H., S. Turner, Mgr. Main 1605. 405-6 Lumber Ex, Ind. 1614 Office Phone on the Grounds, North 394, per sere 9 ARCADE ANNEX take part pay’ $19-950-981 Alaska Butlding gin March 15, for the consider 7 * * * ident Taft thie # . + * . ation of the tariff. harge with Phy ing $260 from Ct | estate Rann ley, by Caplin of steal- k OB of this « er bit of t eee eee ee ee 4 Trunk Pacifio Ratlway blamed Caplin for the theft. me LYNGHERS AFTER occasions her wit and nt evoked disorder m, but through # o deepen the pent t tentiary shadows around Caplin | According to the story as told by Mra. Garton, Caplin on August 27 |iast forced her to enter the Mew |“PROFESSOR” FAILS TO AWAK- rk block, where O'Brien has of- fices, and take the money which EN HIS SUBJECT—MOB oirien had given her with which CHASES HIM TO JAIL. jto cash some drafts. After stealing — | Mrs. Garton and Caplin ortiand, st ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., March 6.—By U, P.—-Refusing to awaken | Miss Grace Billings, whom he has jhad in @ trance for the past five |days, A. 8. Randolph, a traveling hypnotist, is being carefully guard tarning her ed at the jail at Tucumcari today . resulting in both she and Cap- vent an angry mob of citt |lin being arre: from tynebing bim. Mrs. Garton says she ran away itiment was aroused because | fom London to escape her husband, lthe hypnotist failed to awaken the |%2° Was due to return from India, two years , She ti - jgirl after four days’ sleep, and | couver BC and choco meet Coon delegation waited upon Mayor|who was employed as a tailor in | Street with the demand that she the Ladywear c ny. Ghe anal |be aroused. The city executive or-|to Seattle, she said, to secure a di- }dered Randolph to awaken the girl| Yorce from her husband and marry |and he refused. A mob sought out Png Caplin is now on trial for |the “professor” and would have|{he Cfense. The woman will be jlynched him had it not been for ee }the Interference of the authorities. ‘ADVE NTISTS Win ™ 1CAGO MISFIT PARLON: ™ 1400 FIRST AV. THE Wonderful values in Men's or - Unealied-for Bult Brevcoats, Craveneties and BY T. J. DILLON. Trousers. A fine new line OLYMPIA, March 6.—The Seventh . Lore" Furntsnings, “Hate, Cap Day Adventists won their fight in and Bult Cases iso Full Dress | the house this morning when that body changed the day for the auec- Suits for rent = ition of state lands from Saturday ARMS AND LANDS. jto Monday. ‘There waa consider- Ls 7 ~~~“ | able opposition to this amendment, Pans FOR Mak but the general condition of the |house was apathetic, and as this was only a clause in the biil deal ping at several ible with Caplin started ations made against her #0 she says, by air wound w Baoho: Magtor sliecnsnsccnnsagdetlinc eolect SS LEX KORA ST | water, * | Bienty of * mili. : BANK CLEARINGS, * * * “ang * Seattle. ~ | Wastere Wachington, "cal or write fer © Cleatings-toly 0 Anant © Mastrated bool ances ....... s i bag yp ign a, cia ae | & Tacoma. * *% Clearings today ..$ 683,378.00 & cai i *® Balances ....... - 39,334.00 & GARDENING TRACTS. i Portion. y§ * Cleartngs today ..$ 946,285.00 & ® Balances ........ 55,485.00 & * * Ce seule as eerecreresrs ss) “Yer Colman ioc” x = * WEATHER FORECAST. & * Tonight and Sun. * day. Moderate cast Winds. * See eae ee lend ie rich oll: Price} Suit Against Auto small payment down. | wax commenced this by mine balance lhe rant urer Charles D. Cobb «morning yD Alaska Building |Drieghe in the sum ar gas $85 for pro~ |feasional services Ten was a contestant in the New York to Paris automobile race, but was prevented from getting further than |Seattle. His machine has been at- tached while the case is pending. will investigate Him—City Deteo- now-—buy ft be- | tives Charles iilips and Jim Byrne |tween Seattle and Tacoma before the|this morning arrested Oscar Furth at Second ay. S. and Washington st, k nee ons pending an investigation into his | ould hardty mies the money, Price gea9|conduct while in Seattle, each, Just a small payment down, bal Break Ground Today—The break- jente Whe ewer MiLeer. ing of ground for the Hoo-Hoo 919-920-921 Alaska Builat building took place this afternoon on |the A.-¥.-P. EB. grounds, under the direction of President Chas, E. Pat- ten of the local organization, Fun at Bazaar—The program ar- ranged for this evening at the Baltte Bexaar includes a Dutch dialect ‘ma Pree—Our tia-|reading by Kris Kammkkeberg, one Vacant Government Land.” | of the best known comedians on the Coast. | Interbay Wants Better Service, Interbay sent a delegation to the postoffice this morning to confer with Postmaster Russell and Inspec- |tor Hall regarding the discontinu~ nee of the general delivery system. in vowue at that station. | Dance Tonight Dance tonight (Saturday) at Leschi Park pavilion. Gentlemen, }50c; ladies, free, ooo p 6713. A. Burne, ple. | rite, $4.000, wi Buy a Champion Gas Range and get a coal or wood range free, *** ROBERT MA 1 PROF. STEVENS’ 4 Private Lessons Lessons eve ond evening. and Special Suit Sale ope $18.00, $22.50, at 87.50 CROWN CLOTHING CO, 1121 First Avenue. MILLIN mg? 1923 Third Ave. Opposite | Building . Postoffice. Ind, Phone haan” ae, oto — a