The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 4, 1910, Page 9

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ee ox LAC |epear KS the re ie Nrath and Thirs| Bo a have an oppor ht to hear Judge W My e rett, the democrat ih congress. Ile will Fellows’ hall, Fre GAYNOR CALLS DOWN RUDE POLICEMAN NEW YORK, Oct. 4.—When Mayor Gaynor, accompanied by Mra, Gaynor, was leavts the city hall for Brooklyn to day in an automobile, a police man called out roughly to the crowd: "Get out of the way there.” ‘The mayor instantly knock * ed on the glass front of the ®car and had ts chauffeur |® stop, Putting hia head out and Junction hall, Ballard.) © of the door, he called the of t be will speak 0)» Ficor to him and said ‘of the Third ward at Maly sir, do not speak to people ge ball fist av, and B. Joffer |® like that.» Address them po | litely, They are not {a my * way, and if they were, they would get out of the way. You must learn to be polite to the people of the elty, You have | ® no right to speak like that * * * * * \* * . - |* le * * * engaged in cleaning _ r of the September superior court of Sno se , Judge Black will evenings this week can: ms ogg week and until elec he hopes to de free of his sO He will then devote ‘time to the campaign ‘Black was first cted six aa the candidate of 30 ayers of Bye ee Threaten to Fire on Outlaw’s Children (iy United Presa) WINTER, Wis, Oct, 4.—Armet deputies today surrounded = the cabin of John Deltz and demanded his surrender. Uniess he come out the officers have detormine to fire volley after volley at the cabin, regardless of the fact that the wife and three children of Deitz are within. The officers are planning to bring up a machine gun to shatter the little cabin Detts, the deputies bay, is an out | law. tt, who q hue and ery for an impar lected two years Bae are of 2,000 votes, ts evidence of his of bis pleds Judge in Everett and has a at four rendre A HERO OF RUNAWAY Minn. Oct. 4.—Just as aad three children were @ being run down by horse yesterday, Con Jim Tawney stepped in the rushing steed and pull out of the way to safety was badly bruised when truck bim. Years in One House. Oct. 4—Miss Mary ma 48 years old, died today het Cayuga st, where for 70 years. Mise nd had always ae or. and ae young her two-story in which she died who was only a few . died in the same sp — ra Epidemic *y, WANT LOWER CABLE RATE. (Ry United Prem.) MELBOURNE, Oct. 4.—The agt tation for the reduction of the Pa cifie cable rate has received an tm petus since Sir Joseph Ward, premier of New Zealand, has Inter: ested himeelf tn the question. A GENEROUS AND CHARITABLE WISH “I wish all might know of the benefit I re from your Foley's Kidney Rem " gays LN. Regan, Farmer, Mo. His kidneys and blad der gave him so much pain, misery and annoyance he could not work nor sleep. Mustn’t Hunt in Town Flocks of quail in the woods West Seattle yesterday proved so alluring that. Jamea L. Chalker, a millhand, olled up his shot gun and atarted on a little hunting trip. lL. H. Low saya he narrowly escaped receiving a charge of bird shot from Mr. Chalker’s gun. Mr Low was so wrought up that he notified Patrolman Holm, who placed Mr. Chalker under arrest Before Judge Gordon today Mr. Chalker pleaded that he was a re- cent arrival and did not dream that West Seattle was In the city limits. Judge Gordon allowed Mr. Chalker to pay the coats of prosecution and read him a lecture on thoughtleas A at! me Press.) OEM 4.—Fears that a pithic bas broken out In fae expressed in the dis here today, Three occurred in Marseille of the plague, and the & State of great excite ci Boe a calee, staerates aie ae tell Drug Stores. Quaker Drug Co. THE SEATTLE STAR the Seattle postoffice os ered by mail ter, Ne free caples wl? MAT. sunscuinEne your subscription ae label of each p arrives. If your subseriptton hu again been paid is taken from the ! - The date STAR "WANT ADS Received at Owl Drug Store, 1112 2nd Av. and Cor. 3rd and Pike. PERSONALS. : MI —KeIting ric 19 9 canes ini DON T BE LONESOME Interstate Introducing Soctety, tor re- LA PINE STUDIO, 1109 Third Ave. Everything in photography cial prices this week on dren's photos STYLISH MAKEOVER SHOP. | Hats : : Spe tetra eaned w work paying 10 por Kes gus linit Grower and Cure sine © Third av. grows hair and on bin at one Prien, i Db. Maiior hothouse ‘ it ¢ 9 divorce rd a loeat, 40 ‘iy nfarmation it we " x eit uolen fT BUSINESS CHANCES. ane ew $400 Concord. “Yakima: 4 pout Weal bd Yakima Patt 4 Goo Tesults alwa: ys follow Foley Kidney Pills hee the ingredients neces-| ne, strengthen and regu Kidneys and bi fete backache. Bartell ‘Deng Quaker p, % Co ees CO We Have it i wa thing in Wal hts 41.80 up melee, rel AGENTS WANTED. er 0 SLL ALLL AL PD et & fe TS WA TED To aid ue pply| weekly SRY COMPANY, Halem, the stat oe — HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS eanrnaaannnrnenan trae han tired iy A Bis any Feduced or, AND WALL PAPER co., Near Unive sity St Wixth ay ve, cCuy N | Oregon EEE EER EEE EEE EE ERE EEE EEE ES je orians sie says Foley's Kidney | Trives te tag | tell Dre completely cured him. Bar. ebil-} Phone Main! THE STAR-—TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, OOOO eee rene rereeerseseeeseeeeeeeese BUY A LOT BEFORE THE 525 RAILOADS START $25 THEIR TRAINS WE ARE GOING V0 OFF R FOR SALE A FEW TS IN weeereeeeeee THE NEW TOWNSITE ON THE GREAT NORTHERN AND MILWAUKEE In advance of the commencement of passenger will begin within a few days. Duvall is located on the Great Northern and Milwaukee rail roads and the Snoquaimie river, in the heart of the famous Cherry valley, the richest district in Western Washington. Tho Great Northern has already laid its tracks and is building its depot and freight house, The construction crews of the Milwaukee are within half a mile of Duvall, and are rushing work from both sides of the town. ADJACENT to Cherry valley is the largost and finest body of timber now standing in the state, and Duvall, because of ite location, must be'the center of the logging and milling opera- tions of this timber belt and the shipping point for all its lum: ber and manufactured products. The valley is wonderfully fertile, and much of the land has been {improved and is now under cultivation, and Duvall is surrounded by many of the largest and finest farms to be found anywhere in the state. Duvall ts to the Smoqualmle valley what Kent and Auburn are to the White River valley, and the Snoqualmie valley far sur passes the White River valley in fertility and wealth of natural resources. More than $00 men are now employed In the lumbering indus | tries alone in the immediate vicinity of Duvall A large saw and shingle mill will soon be built, and well known | Seattle business mon are negotiating for a site for another. }* Arrangements have already been made for the construction |* of @ strictly modern hotel, to cost. more than $10,000. A 7? model garage and several business houses and residences will * — bo built at once The grading and graveling of the main street is now completed and sidewalks will be lald immediately, And work is now tn progress on the other streetes, Duvall already has a fine, new $12,000 achool and a churc h, and before any lots were offered for sale several st were built and are now doing a good business, the owners agreeing to purchase the lots when offered for sale. The town has « splendid supply of pure spring water, which will be piped to every lot without extra cost to the purchaser, Electricity for lights and power will be furnished to the town, and the telephone company has agreed to construct a build. ing and install an exchange at an early date. Some of the most prominent business men of the Northwest are interested in the developmen, of Duvall, and its rapid growth is assured. vice, which . le |e BUSINESS OPENINGS The following Mnes of business are atill open and needed imme diately; Drug store, meat market, barber shop, bakery, con- fectionery, laundry, livery and feed stable, cigar store, bil- Nard hall and several other lines. Davall will make a city of 10,000 people within a few years, and those who buy now are sure to make {mmbnse profits on their investments, Call and see photos and let us tell you more about this townsite, ACT NOW. THIS [8 YOUR OPPOR ORECON & WASHINGTON DEVELOP- TOWNSITE 1133 AGENTS. MM HENRY BUILDING ieee ee ee ee ee es eee teense ee ee ee SCOSSSCHOSSSCHOSSEHHESCSHESSSSOSHESEHHESDOSHESHHRNOSNSSEAEHOREOOS 006d HECEHDELOSO CED OHSEO | wee 1910, “F FERTILE UPPER FRASER VALLEY FARMS 14,000 acres of finest farm land, equal to the very beat in the Dominion, in the heart of British Colymbia’s Inland Kmpire, on the very doorstep of limitless market-—now offered for the first time at §4 Three railroads to be built close by; government road fronts the property; telegraph Une adjoins the farma; Fraser river, with four lines of steamers, one mile from farm frontage; climate delightful; rainfall ®; ylelds wonderful—no irrigation required. Sur rounding lands Ulled since the Cariboo rush of the 608; crop failure unknown fn fifty yewrs; hay and oats give phenomenal yields and fetch fabulous prices; small fruit and vegetables grow in astonishing pro fusion; large frutt will grow splendidly Much of the land lightly timbered; no heavy clearing to be done; practieally every farm can be made ready for the plow by fire, The largest trees on the farms only six inches in diameter; ean easily be uprooted by team. Sev- eral opea spaces of prairie on the farms; virgin soll en- riched with the rotted vegetation of centurles. Opportunttion Hike this knock at the door but seldom In a lifetime, Read this advertisement carefully, weigh the Statement of facts, Get the bearings on your own per- sonal future and fortune, Investigate firet and then tn- veut. For further information call on CEORCE L. BROWN 204-206 Mu tual Life Bidg. wagon FOR RENT HOUSES. Te WHEELER cs 00 YOU WAN LAND? This 80 acres, didly PRODUCTIVE SOIL location on ates ‘Queen every foot splen 2 Deay neighborhood, eye 4th A rut 2 FI nae eney A two Ave. flo. Waker ot big growing railroad center; | it's the making of an IDEAL HOME FARM the terms we can give within your reach. CHARLES SOMERS, Alaska Building. $4.50 LAND ple that know t price of #4 flats, ete, im all = acre, on RENT Met . pute it ur ¥ & WHEELER Fete te tn tete tesa te testes }4? 47a? ah a? 4? gh ah a" ge ce <P ar z in 3 st 5-5 Sssess mod. apar Fu JonDaw 2 CO. 211 American Main bE? Fir Rent 499 pe Green Lake ingford and bu care = Meridian LE er HELP WANTED—MALE. WANTED—Men apa women to barber trade Compiete WAGES PAID YOU Wil given, La BARHER Roattl 7 walking G5 16 reward. 4 BLA‘ ents when m ai) K JERSEY 7 ECIAL NOTICE - side Ay and CRAWFORD nd clothing » Main 6125 fartiow taking puree from in’ Maritime building pies Mi LEOLACirclea Thursda Ings, Yeadings dally, DRERDEN Fitth Main 2086 : Pike ® Prof even ing ios and a spe cons. APARTMENTS. Yor er HELP WANTED—FEMALE mm Apartments on first WANTED—feveral without experienc tore. Apply hird ay Telegraph Company. GRAND VIEW APA MENTS, BITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE AR AAAAAP APL LSP LP LISS LLL ing OP BRT hough It iioly @ plano pupiin learn the maaht and sold Ind. 1. 2689. Mtevens, New Method Teach eed in 4 pr Trial arth and Pine at hh FOR RENT — MISCELLANEOUS, FURNISHED APARTMENTS, WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS a sue ACREAGE SNAP ines is & beaut! 690 feet on Five acres adjotr Jeton Spr tee parfectiy. in fact ittie park within iteetf, Meridian MeLAUGHLIN 3107 American Bank REALTY CO, Butiding. om modern fe Heap for right tascm bean, tas Phene Cod 67 ier party HOMESTEAD. NOW Is THE time to get busy and locate on a nice 160 or 3 HOMESTEAD in WASHINGTON, OREGON, MON TANA or CANADA. Have some choice claims near school and railroad; fine water; fruit, wheat and alfalfa lands; no money ifn advance, We are expert land Jocators, Call or send 60¢ book and maps giving informa tion. FORRE 103 Se - TO PL ka from a * foom cot 1988 Ninth ay th ' one tn, furniehed urnished se FURNISHED ROOMS Oem [| Call bells t 1 | hot and cold water fi iT L AND CO, av, near furniehed ti tO per OLYMPIC APARTMENTS. ment. Mow per_ night N pica; view % $150. cash cL IPFORD & VAN ARSDALE, Third Ave lng TAND ¥« WOMLYN HOTEL, Rion 4 i Firth N heat, hot water f ates in this column are i cent « word Ten words 10 FURNISHED HOUSES KAP Wikay 0. tke BOARD AND ROOM. WHY PAY ah and Loree | ooking Dp EMPIRE REALTY ‘Sullivan Bld $50 ¢ ASH Ballard wing 518 Pine. r } $60 cash, Baker fine county | roads, within less than two miles | Onty few plecese LEFT near See o for | j ANOS “Ke 6-ROOM COTTAGE. KASY TERMS 1 atreot in and pald $10 month BLDG Building. 4 timber fly with him. tage, lot 6, at lene A 2108 Hide $100 DOWN, , $20 PER MONTH, near Cherry WANTED To BUY—FURNITURE pianos with pont oner's Daxoling Moeyer-Toner, 314 Union id “for furnit and | Main The. L ‘ 12 ure 36 ago Bore REAL ESTATE LOANS. NORTHWEST TRUST & SAFE DE property at 7 and any amount from $60 to $500, or short time, and easy pay delay. Sturtevant @ OB. 281 ston Block, Kecond and Colum STAR STAR'S BUSINE # per cent for = tor CHATTEL LOANS “ CO wt 8 Bs hern Hank tt sth RANGES Stee] Ranges of all kinds, with or without water connection, at half price Second-hand Majestics a specialty. tic hotel and restaurant ranges. Gas ranges of all descriptions as water heaters. | Cook stoves. | Coal, wood and gas heaters, us @ call and get our prices, SULLY & BALL 610 Pike St Gly Trade ap money $17.59, Tracts, picture theatres. O. V. Tragearah, ning ore fixtures Phone Ind. nd-hand ot 93 Bell st. abt ¥ 330 Sample red white Spltx doe New plan purchase LIVESTOCK Twelve, mi cows. aif. 158 Yor from 435 up 1208 Firat av. ® HOLCOMB CO.” BAL E vy draft, medium 13 part Vis Beteman o:.. Georgetows. i sie—A lot of che Beattie Prices Market AUCTION SALES Z Rothecbild. er, at your servic aucth meer and aporate- Main ta08. Le geie “FOR 6ALE—WOU%D AND COAL ernie Aa Beattie Fuel Co. and Millwood ali is of com 1418, 4 . In worn Fuel « $2.50 load. M 8S DIRECTORY Cireat mill w an “Tea we 4950, “TaTes. IN. ARE 4 CENTS 5 CONTRACT TF OUR SOLICITOR HAS NOT CALLED ON YOU. A PHONE) MESSAGE TO MAIN #400 OR IND. 443/ WILL BRING HIM abet Whittiessy - Hanford Abstract Co. Halter block. Phone Main 194 PAMIMENT This be UNDER | PER LIN Gus wi RP ORLADIAN HANK MERCE Toronto, ad » an, ot i office, hard | save BIG Tuk TIME. Make us prove sending fc HERE Your repair work will be done promptly in our shop... Yours for BARGAINS. SPINNING'S BARGAIN STORE, 1810 Second Ave, Sea Queen ‘Anne 68 Contracts and Mortgages Bought wn Money to Bui Tes AND ON TRACTS aah No. Dela Ranker and. Broker, Building, Beattle K. ¢ 309 Burke Syringe ae hicken pile, 10¢. a. raga Brennen wing nalle New York wat Bidg. Phon $1.00 A CORN | A. W. KLINE, .ADE BLDG. | Dit. WILLIAMS 2018 Blghth ay 466 AR Main 1826 OYANTS. CLAIRY YRS TE DERFUL MEDI viee on all affairs of lite located at her private h Sixth av, Ale CARD READING 1433 Terry av Permanent me, 623% gives wonderful Ladies Eastinke Bie. ar ELANHIO maar nes ne NOBEDS, nny Hate an F of old Wayside how: | elephone Main 7841 LAWY PRS. OSTEOPATHIC LICENSED PHYSIC HANG. Mem! Nati and County Ans | aca Kirk \ 203 EPLER PL QOSTROVATIIC PHYSICIANS. Da. HOLT OrTic IANS EVES fitted with glasses Repairing Properly ae gdb® Albert Hansen Optical De- Cc HE RRY 8T., corner FIRST AVE. SCHUCHARD OPTICAL GO. Experienced eye specialists. Children’s Stet Schesialty, Glasses $1.00 and up iw nds “Oph BL we. Graduate Oj D M 03 Hinckley bio Adams & Brooks, registered Ps de Mark Attorneys; 10 ye. $ Colman Block Barnes & Co, registered pate heya Starr-Boyd Block. Writ HY SIC) A Thonn Sua DR. JACOB SMITH Special practice Umited to 4 amen bane AND SKIN DISEASES. (16 FIRST AV, OPPOSITE PIONEER W WALEED. NERVOUS EXAMANATION AND (ADVICE FRER LY As You 1 OVE PAY ONLY Re iis SHCOND AVE « for book. re) ile U : _ ce New meth- : cade Annex | eivtaaes Lumber . WM i ANDERSON hange 0 years, Arcade " coated; © to Annex wenito- ary Bide. urate tuner, rmeriy with plano after @ ATE accurate Main 2998, erly with Bllers Heller Seneca st at. Main eft does heat Phone In Main Hak Main 2534 Ind Works. 1379 IEEWITERS J TOY WRITER for . Ph Main ¥ Blick and typewriter & Supply Co. AY WR SU MAD ‘ Premier Third av. r makes. Pacitis a2 N. ¥, Bik.

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