The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 6, 1909, Page 9

gattle, Renton & Southern way Cars to Be Run on ourth Avenue to Pike Next Week $275 cmeN YOU WILL Only 15 Minutes ‘on Burke & Farrar’s M5 Colum bia Park Addition CAN GET $275) WHERE YO Beautiful View Lots Mati TWO BLOCKS OF THE NEW LAKE DoUL- FOR * $275 $275 and Up | MONTHLY PAYMENTS OF $1.49 TO #18, ant evening. po Foe Kxow i the city end tha: * lene than 20 minutes’ car a fourm and every car ser seven minut morning during the @ sidewnike are im st ve you one year's our elty water an unchatructed view of Lake soade te ine, and te © Lake Houlerard now be ve in lawn and some have bearing them? $275 4 more than 25¢ lots In Cotumbia uring the summer and that 100 homes have it since the first of May? thie te the cheapest property ta the otty today Selling the fastest? ck action you will not be choles lotet Fou will never be to buy property again miceiy. saywhere near so close in, for new tmprovemente coming to = “property t bound to @vubie tn valve sory cnertty i Out Tomorrow WH mest you at Brandon st at our branch Renton @ Southern car—any but #x- aahington @t. and get off om Brandon et. S RURKE & FARRAR CINCORPORATED.> 407-408-409 New York Block. $275 $275 LEAN YEARS us, says J. J. Hill, We will soon have to import food Don’t You Think It’s Time to Get Five or Ten Acres of Land oa the SAFE SIDE? We are offering 5 and 10-acre tracts level land, rich productive soil, one mile from Port tor _,. $100 Per Acre b Per Acre Cash, $1 Per Acre Per Month fan you invest such a small amount of money SAFELY absolutely support you? If you don't care to live on it You might later, and there are sometimes others to look These are absolutely the best tracts for the money, con- the location and quality. Look into it. No trouble to $275 - ~~ \$200 LOTS Obligation if you don’t buy. Glad to have you inquire. C. BLACK LAND CO., New York Block Main 5720 DAVID P. EASTMAN 209 Colman Building Attractive Homes CASH PAYMEN OF FULT. v9 PAYMENT ‘At ANCE | $18 <¥ TIME. are No. 1, $800 | MONTHLY, PRIV- BAL ’ A BAR ae MONTHLY, TWO-ROOM COT- JAIN FOR ANY ONE No. 2, $950 Hh MONTHLY. THE WATER, TRLEP HO: Lie cvny LOT 46x120 ROOM ETC. COTTAGE, LOT boxii0; No. 3, $900 | | COTTAGE, 3 ENTS, MONTIL PLAS- 16-PT. t VA ro, LOT boxti0; CITY WATER, BTC. GRE AnovE co A a put ‘“ A one ARE Toy teen? LOCATED AND W. oN CAR THEAE HOU SUNDAY, FOR MR, FITZ, AGENT. bavip P. EASTMAN Colman Building ee BETWEEN BARNETT. a2ND BABY TELE. 2044 THE STAR—SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1909 ACREAGE SALE NORTH OF CITY. ONE AND FIVE-ACRE TRACTS, NOT GRAVEL 00D Co! ry 19 CASH. $8.00 Pan ‘OU INDEPENDENT. T. P. FAY COMPANY, Inc., 1015 Third Avenue G00D, RICH LAND, INTY ROAD TO BRATTL2. $iteo PER ACKE MONTH. FIVE ACKbS OF THIA LAND WiLL MAKM Grubbed Fenced Three Leveled Beautiful homesite Dlocks west of Atlantic City Station Bight lots, worth $200.60 each, but for a few days they may all be bad for 1,288, om terme, JACOBY & CO. 438 Epler mi CITY REAL ESTATE. Continued. Wood's Famous Celery Farm At Algona, formerty ¥ the ie terme. Come out today and make © se lection. CITY REAL ESTATE. Continued. 1 | y Clty, now i] } $250 Equity Sells for One Half | A client offers for immediate sale « corner jot 100R128, near 35th ay. & ‘Weat teattie The terme are eney Call up before ¢ pm. Main 2209; Ind 3932 S-room cottage om Queen Anne | | Mitt; loomtion, 4th av. W.s stae tot | 20x12; price, $2,000; will secept TTT } / tree DOWN AND #16 | | pare for a enee Broom Wood. team of horses ae part payment, balance cary torme NORMAN & DATES, 1481 Second Av | Wood’s Famous Celery Farm At Alguan, Sormerty Valley City, now op - CRANE, PRTTIT & CO, 214 Cotman Bids. | | tection. i DOLLARS BNOUGH. ' Wake Up Neighbor the chances like sunbeama, Don't bet your children be | tree Cre SLOsR I "HSPs vI oPmnr Wales #CHOOL, NO GRADE TO WORRY lat TAX car and om easy payments ie worth your you PHONE TO US BETWHEN 19 AN! OF 1.ON SUNDAY IF TOU WOULD 41K TO GO AND SEE TH $10 Down and $5.00 a Month Metropolitan Realty Company 414 American Bank Bide a Main 4282 LA RING, BUILDING, Wood’s Famous Celery Farm At Algona. formerty Vatiey City, now on the market In garden tracts Kasy Come out today and make a ee Ind. Beautiful Lots Wood’s Famous Celery Lincoln Beach Farm At Algona. tormerty Valley City, now on the market in garden tracts, Easy terms. Come out today and. make « se- | lection VAUNTLEROY CAR. ONE BLOCK TO CAR. TWO BLOCKS TO #ALT WATER. K ACHORS TH: eT to wet a beau home. Why pay ¥ car and get off you will very after find our noon all JONN HM. WHITH COMPANY, 407 Oriental Block. Forced Sale $1,000 49x120-foot lot and paid to dat Nice place for renidence Make Real Estate Your Savings Bank OLE HANSON & CO mt tm soreane tn the] S14, 516, 5160 New York wiock, we are welt A bar Inv eaten a ait ine of @ clty's bank. At verett wih Henry's Interurban. pecipED 580x100, value $1,800; house canné be “built for 44,600; 1 rooms, full baad. ment, furnace, china closet, taundry polished | f The beat of flutan SNAP. like deposit tet ina bank. But there's these sores are going to} difference: ; . much larger profit you @ very rs pay RWELL & MORFORD, WHEELER, 200 Colman Bldg. Bloc WeEeT & 309 Col man Wood’s Famous Celery Farm At Algona. formerly Valley City, now ont | thie” mario lection. $1,700 4-room modern cottage south of Wood- land Park, close to car tine; tine lawn, treota, water in and paid; $206 bh, bale monthly payments, Lot 100. $700 Lot 502100, on Greenwood av Woodiand Park, Fine view. walks in, Some terma south of Stroete, capw REAL KSTATE Marion Hide 750. ons ONLY $78 CASH 1%-Acre Bound View On ridge near Fauntleroy Park car and school and water I improvement (ax about Tract No atroat to worry $2.50 Per Month $250 Each 2 wlocks fro crn four ami five-room || utes from Blom $0 und 4100 own, ‘Wh I eee or Phone Adama 241, cific Winance Co, 208 ence” an tt HOLMES & HARING, 664 Empire Block. minute service, 30 min hormos Buvlaing ren month | 4 the 2 if you have | EVERYBODY LIKES A BARGAIN, H tine, ine ar di | $100 cash and $20 per month, AMERICAN MORTGAGE & GQUAIA 108 White Duttding Woodland Park Property 4% raom Qo tects lake nd view, tw city and uniains. A beautiful view " car CASH, $20 per month | MeQRAW, KITTINGER & CASR | Main 695, Colman Bidg. Ind. 4209 “Toutte tem surroundings, lot ward; paving and «! and paid for lines Pur tor Ww. on within eiture FOR SALE _ MISCELLANEOUS. SAMM AND DOOR PARGAING Croas panel doors for staining Cross pane! doors for staining 1 1 n ‘The New Door, raftaman or mission Gasty, Sout the hind “tor bangalows. only #1. door fnhow or a door ve only one price and save the mid ourenit, t buy aw any —— profit, for for catalogue, mailed free, post- pala without chargs 0. B_ WILLIAM! co, Penttle. Wa. writiag the ° ree tm with ou cow x him time to follow it offer considered. Address ¥. attics, ry . Star For Saie-—Formosa Tea House on ¥.-P. tal wands A oubstantial wood wutiding. caah payment & Chibe, tity Binh av B. Beatie, Wash a Wanted to well first clase shoe repair shop, turn ever $290 a month, Phone | Queen Anne 2018 a maps, fine sto Plumbing urdy, 2910 Madivon | i] sine D828. North 1611 T Going out B-10-% Hubba: of busi 730 sample suite, $17 50 % Tracie, room Traders Bide o o ser | 30-6 | | "Moving pleture machine for sale at jw. 6a WANTED TO BUY—FURNITURE. | Company Main 3481 {or sale, phone | 7 at) CO, desir Vaidex Fur FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, nako In the handle tra what you We Haye t how to ohange want SHATTLE RP EXCHANGE, Bulte 4, 110 ¢ a of exchange Know ‘8 can Ox what you have for “Bometh partly cleared trade even for Reattie. Weaver, Grocery store and livin aorenge of home near oar The Atar “FOR SALE— FURNITURE. sale of furnished T-room flat Terrace. Inapect, then oall up at Main 7062 This must sell eo for br The Eagle Furniture) romults fale Mtables by day or Phones, Main Halem1.400-1b M. #. Jonew he place, 1) furnish the *, ate, for the You repay athiy Instaliments like rent Bankers, LOANS at modern cottage, basement, | ——— © in Washington Tanke tilt 1G % AU. EMPIRE BLDG. wed. anyon stint, Me Bide aaily em Re LOAN at Win att re, horaen, ete. Loans on furn Tt New York Wide Toach, Noom Toweet rates Confidential Peeps Bank Bide WEATERN FURL dry wood, $2.69 load Ind. 4959 FOR SALE—WOOD AND COAL. CO,—Coal “GREAT Wherie quality and services, cal Queen Anne 2626. | —tt Boot Whittioney - Ht Haller Block. Phone Main ARCHITECTS. pians, @tvin: Voorhena, Architect. 41% Bite Bide BICYCLEB, for bicyele repat Go to Spinnin, sundries ATTORNEYS AT LAW. ~ red © & Piper. Lawyer! husband and Wite crimes, claims settiomenta, Rooms 86 and 37 Unton Block, 113 Vist av. Batiey Bide wife, person a) injuries, collections Tite GANADIA am A generat banking business Interest allowed on savings and time deposits SEATTLE BRANCH, GV. Hott, Morr BOOKS AND STATIONERY. “P'S Rook Store, 19214 Third av, CAFES. Manvell’s Cafe “0°. Now serving their famous te dinner from LL a om to 8 p m —en 1408 bth CHIROPODISTS. hirepodiet. 908 Phone Main 4923 Dr. De Northern Bank Bide” Dr, Lee treats all foot disea day from 16 to 4. 813 Beoond av CLAIRVOVANT Sun. 1, 6426. dental war DYERS AND CLEANERS, GOLD AND SILVER PLATING. i, PF WUGHBA, 818 Union a 0" HAIR GOODS. Awitehes stil! on sale 615 Union. HAT ‘MAKER 5 tub “ Elect rte years pres steam bathe; atx rear) Union iraduate Co, vt Ind “OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS, Members National, State County Avsociations N. Maxey. Kirksville. graduate, 408 hern Bk Bldg. 4th And Pike, Phones Dr & Ten, youre in 861 Arcade Anne’ practice M's PATENT ATTORNEY. PATENTS THAT. PAY Advice and be reasonable Wateon r, Washington, leman, Patent "rhe Seattle Pattern 416 First av. 8 Main PHYSICIANS. ~ Dit at J. M. Brown, abdominal, genito-uri nary, Fectal diseases. 384-6 Arcade Annex Dr. Dalton, akin and kidney diteases “Dr Tucker, Union Block. Ind. 4610—4¢ PHOTOGRAPHERS’ SUPPLIES, ‘Anderson Bupply Co, 111 Cherry #.—1t room house for p Furniture 0-9 sand five ” Pui Must sett; moving. I mornings of evenings. 7643 Firet N. Ox POSTAGE STAMPS. amp Co.Postage boumht and sold Wael maton Bidg,, 106 Virst ay. evenings mp col Ite Open —tt 619 and 621 Pine WB 4600.00--Now goMlanh oak furniture at your own price, 1212 B. Alder st, -—6-Tx Pages & Garrett, ide atrest, small exponge, Collections bought and gold. Sehwede, h ay, 1429 Fite SIGNS AND HOUSE NUMBERS. |_ NR MESTON, 1429 Fifth ay, Ind. 1983. | from SMUGGLERS (By United Press.) NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov, 6. The gunboat Tatumbla, comprising | the entire Honduran navy, was wank near Port Cortez after a des porate fight with smugglers, ac cording to passe ® arriving to day on the steamer Paramina British Honduras. The story of the destruction of the Honduran navy, as told here, | is a new chapter in sea history. It is as follows Captain Ziella, commanding the | Tatumbla, encountered a stranger | coasting st uship, and, upon be-| ing convinced that it was operated | by snrugglers, demanded its sur render The smugglers offered little re sistance, and the onptaln, bdises BALLARD, Nov. 6.—Clyde Gref- ner, aged 14, the san of Dr. and Mra. F. W. Greiner, died yesterday at the family residence, 2242 W. 210) 57th et. of heart disease, The boy was taken ill last June and since that time has been con- fined to his room. Specialists from all over the Northwest were called in but to no ayail. He was well known in Ballard and was a carrier of The Star be fore he was taken fil. The funeral will be held tomor- row afternoon at 1:30 o'clock from the Gilman Park M. E. church, with | interment in Mount Pleasant ceme-| tery, under the direction of W. 3. Mayfield The body of Arthur Hodgins was shipped to Everett this afternoon by Graham & Engemann. The fu- neral will be held there tomorrow | under the auspices of the Modern Woodmen of America. Sergt. Collier, of the Ballard po- lice station, returned yesterday from his 15 days’ vacation. Tom Donald and associates have |held and dinner was | smugglers: BALLARD BOY DEAD OF HEART FAILURE leased a strip of land lying east of the Wiley-Schumaker mill and will SUNK ALL OF HONDUREAN NAVY. | yc eleatinall all his crew, then boarded the captured vessel and took pom session of It. The victory was accomplished so easily that a celebration was erved on the y There were good things to eat and no lack of wine, After dinner the wily smu: captured their captors, one am the captain included, and afte? binding them set them adrift ia small boats Then the smuggters boarded the man-o-war and souttied her. The Tatumbla later was met by the fruit steamer Harold, which towed her toward shore, but she sank be- fore shallow water was reached. The crew of the gunboat nearly all succeeded im reaching shore, it is said, in the haces boats. construct a large modern shingle mill there. The lease papers were drawn and signed yesterday morn- ing and work on the new mill will begin at once. The Ballard High Alumni are getting together again and will organize a football team to play the present one some time soon after Thankegiving. Last year the team trimmed the “Had Beens” 15 to 0. The Ballard Beach and the Bal lard-Sloop cars are both running 4 15-minute schedule now over Coast line. This makes the ning time on the Sloop at. much shorter than before, motormen are having trou! make the run in the time arlce now but this will be ed. The Electric Co. is tracking the Sloop st. line on W. 65th. The members of the Christian church wish to correct the fi sion which has gone out that church was unable to be reached because of the grading of 57th st. done as rapidly as possible and that the church is stand eiiten con of access. MADAME STEINHEIL PASSING CRISIS OF HER TRIAL TODAY Defiantly, She Whips the Prosecution at Its Own Own Game and Carries the Sympathy With Her. (By United Press.) PARIS, Nov. 6.—Madame Mar- guerite Stetnhell, “the red widow,” whose trial for the murder of her artist-husband and stepmother, Madame Japy, is occupying the at- tention of the world, fs passing through the crisis today. Eighty-seven witnesses, summon- ed by the prosecution, are endeay- oring to prove to the jury that this woman, singlehanded, is respon- sible for the murders, and every accusition being made against her is seized by the court as a further opportunity for bulldozing. Through it all Madame Steinhell is bearing up wonderfully well. She ts being called upon by the bearded prosecutors to explain every trivial | incident that is brought out in the testimony of the witnesses. a is anne it, » 90, in a manner ee that is winning the sympathy of the entire court asccmhlagn: “Se spectators are indignant at he bullying tactics assumed by the prosecutors and frequently a buzs of disaproval sweeps over the audience. Madame Steinhell is. able to sway the spectators at wiil. When Madame weeps, and it is frequently, the spectators weep with her. When she smiles, they smile, too. Even the prosecutors are aghast at times at the manner in which she withstands their sneers and Jeers. They are helpless in their attempt to break down her testi- mony. She won another victory today when Remy Couillard, her hus- band’s valet, testified regarding the finding of the woman lightly bound, indicating that she could have done it helself. Madame’s attorney promptly pro- duced Coulllard’s written state- ment made immediately after the tragedy, showing that he swore that the “red widow” was tightly bound and In a position that she could not possibly have gotten into herself. TAM MEET IN A HEAD-ON COLLISION One woman was inured and two engines badly wrecked in a head- on collision between an inbound Columbia & Puget Sound passen- ger train and an outbound extra Milwaukee road freight a mile and a half below Van Asselt at 7:40 o'clock this morning. The accident occurred on the C. & P. 8. tracks, which are used | Jointly by the two roads. The pas- senger was a new train put on this morning for interurban traffic in competition with the Seattle-Ta oma Interurban electric line, It consisted of an engine and one passenger coach The crews on the engines es PRINTERS. Trick finding and Printing Go, Pike place, Seattle. Both phones 1371 ~“Vieller Printing House, 105 Seneca SHOWCASES. Shaw's Showcase Co cabinet work, 2215 First we SECOND-HAND CLOTHING, Day highest prices for second hand tadi and gentiemen's clothing, furni ture, ete. Ko, 5 Firet av. Ind. 6319 We buy second hand clothing at highs ont pricen Ty 2689, Main 6898. 1011 Pike STORAGE. “Union ‘Transter, Moving & Storage Co, 1684 Let, Phones, Main #46; Ind. B80 te TRANSFER COMPANIES. transfor, 2008 faxprena,. turntt Office phone, Ba: Ballard 961 TAILORS, a 2D Uttey eonard Budd, P. Nelson, Central Bidg. TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES. Fox and other mak: Pacific Ty; it te writer & Supply Co., ¥, Blok. SEES — caped injury by jumping. The woman was but slightly hurt and left the scene without giving her name. CONVICTED MILKMAN GOES 10 COUNTY JAIL A. Z. Erickson, proprietor of the Jersey Dairy, who was convicted last spring on a charge of conspir- acy to control the price of milk, and who was sentenced to pay a fine of $500 and to serve ten days in jail, began the jail sentence this morn- ing. Erickson carried the case to ‘the state supreme court, but the latter upheld the decision of the superior court Erickson was at the head of the milk combine in this city, and it was proven im the trial that the trust raised the price of milk until it reached 12 cents per quart, The other members of the trust escaped with small fines, TRIES MARRIAGE ONCE TOO OFTEN Two chances are enough said St la Potts, of 1114 14th av,, in the su- pertor court this morning. She married Winfield Potts in Se- attie, June 15, 1905, They lived hap- pily for a while; then they quar- reled, They were divorced in Sep- tember, 1907, Later he came back and pleaded his case so persistently that she married him again. This time, May 19, 1908. They lived happily for a while, then he went: back to his old associates and haunts, and finally deserted her again, Now she is asking the superior court for an- other divorce. Every lady torla Sanitary Belt. Phone Main 2103 or roll 514 Wash. Bldg. 705 Ist av,