The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 8, 1911, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR |RATS MOTHERED BY CAT TRY TO tarted. At that, “Hast Lynne nearly a classic itself Laat ks ESCAPE AND SHE KILLS ONE | “Hello Bill,” Goodhue's whim | afoul tale of the young Witliam | (My United Prose Long 1. Apparent > wee, | Fuller, who, to escape the dixgraee LOS ANGELI cha for it te ° trivial offense, explained hig die | days ago by a cat belonging to C.| her four kitten fl () appearance with a claim that he}, Metkeljohn opened thelr ¢ to-| eat. killed a monster nd ther had enlisted in the Spanish Aner | da nived the alé 1 adopted tw ory pring 4 " r, will open the now week foster-s ' P ‘ The valus of iV of the Daphne Pollard playors at only one he bi r nr from t t te nat , he Lols tomorrow af $106,000, a Fu his namesake, @ ber | | J [tinguished general, whow | Standpatter Home g he had t “ and th ss > trees te 0) fterribie fuss nds wel | , . . At the Orpheum clears a ‘ or I Pp. | Ipat ° Lit in Mar th Sam|, : 4 , font of 1 . In Old Ed Il be the feature ai b n life too ex fc ( of the new bill tome at the! roel a f erritory of Op Or m, Clarice Var ger| a heer © the Union ertestee | a "READY FOR CANAL ar ( The M " t oulsiana, named A § whirl lthe United States constitu IV, who wag t. Gladys | " but fe high fn the iH 1 Henry Bergman offer Oe f damag ' ‘ vem of the ip a A Baseball Fiirtation . * ow db e rn f tants, for iq 4 Mack *# BISHOP TELLS MINISTERS # | the of Lake Washingt i of the tect $ all Ke * TO CLEAN UP. * ection with the canal 5 ct ¢ Xoela 4 (By United Presse Leased Wire | Until the « 2 fhe . } Direct to Senttle Mar Office Mi abe ms » wean 3 . * KOKOMO, Ind, April * " t k on the ® to be teat A . * exe in the Ww} on) " ~ 4 * 4 Bishop Hughes * ¢ At the Majestic * Cm jor & . f The § workers of won-|% | . Overrule Miller ; : art. Loutal { Jaors with electricity, will be the | § it S| ven though the ¢ r PIRES Retire gg OMEN , he bapa fn fea of the w Majestic bill. | y a pre ar io % rigs : tthe owent H ‘ d the tour|y wif against pe . : vary while dad an Mr W ‘ Judge M © coal fi e 1 « * x of ; al fire, A a playlet, |» t ait K. de “ee. - - . | lent * ped. &| fi » the FIRST MRS. LINCOLN H endless | @ die sewing mach or dab- #| informa . MEMORIAL PLANNED setual phot ng volee,|# ble in Ife insurance # | charged t vng ‘ treaty were & 4 wi be on hand with character |» * eaeeng, the —— - Jsongs. Harry Lech ren |e eee ee ee eee! | adi je Co. ha werd } WILLIAMS VERY ILL f the Washington Ch in coursed land Alvin are __ Charles Alf, Williams, @ vote and e Gh Ho ne | ei contird RHAKAKAKAKAR RAH Ff Charles Meakins, who | Fanton's Awaker how ewecnpereass lies ertties ; is cam ¢ the presidet * *| r ax Danilo, hax played|s Roman ring act home, $14 West Garfield s arprise, Hermon 8, | [ttle doub’ % Moore — “Madar *) 2,000 times, and R Fr a ind guilty of aiding J that the se . a *| Frear and F. J At the Pantages the © of Clarence Gerald from | Taft's Temal * . * McCarthy pla the three chief} Herm Lieb | a By at last been) ® Seattie—Lande om- ®| |comedy roles the or New| a sensa 1 play ° a re Frye will appeal The Mexi * pany in “Th From #| f} York comps ° the new Pantag , HOW IS THIS FOR HOMEBUILDERS? He to a fine of $500 ota | was sent to % | Mexico,” Sunday * ; | The Merry Widow" will have a| Nelson Comiques furnis r ; Sees sie : ; i ae ; sentence of 90 days in jail lated in de! —— ew veusevi 4 ' big beauty chorus, Two orchest ety ese NO PAYMENT DOWN—NO PAYMENT FOR FIVE r 1 by Deputy | ary Ambasi onday : j roxni Sabie user P by Agnes Burr Saget She s : hours obtain w Pemagne — New vauderiie'S) he Savage grand opera, orchestra. and and stories. The Rat YEARS ‘ m for sell ae Sonal Japanese M * Mone f *; 1.8 M. Griffith—Lole Hungarian Troubad¢ import ye a and © Butler hotel Gerald was per [| Be photogral . — ew vaudeville Mon : 2. Ann Tasker and Harry Ben-| o¢ 1 Buda Pesth Since they appea s want to ¢ 1 to consult with his attorney, Japs day ham peete bea r th a we 4 Frye advised him not to go These p } * Lois—Daphne mpany * 3. Violet MacMillan—Majestic. vade Paul Gordor buy al ffithe and laid peed ng: t * in “Hello, lay * 4, Evelyn Nalls—Pantages. At the Seattle bleyelist w feature. “Rube n the : said Griffiths j ® Alhambra Sun- */ 5, Mary Marble—Orpheum. The Willie Collier comedy, “The | Strickland will appear as Hirasn Q at 6 per ce e attacked the validity of the | ® day ae *| 6. Louis Morrison—Seattle. Man From Mex from eville, There ree jon in bis trial, bet t : ve ‘On the Dear Old Farm 7. Fred Ardath—Star. boa: at the fo th act, too, The J ndge Main ruled it out jonday i Sete a roarine teres w, a6 usual. ‘ —Pri iit * Coming Later. # | Oscar Pigma ge a perio outage Lots 40x97 with alley—Price $225 and up. ey # Moore—"The Merry Widow.” | years comed td cea yo J Aehagee Sopot At the Star M k ’ W tf * # | Widow"; Ann Talker, dainty prima] {TOULIm 1a, eentanced to tr ome , DR. J. M. SPENCER ake Em or! bY kkk RRA AAR RRR donna; Cheridah Simpson, late |" ned to Mexico. On b ‘ Thatr LEXINGTON, K | By United Pras FE wei ¥ j prima donna of “The Red aes bie 1 Ben manager gets stuck in & «mm town t t $75,000 is to b Seattle Star Office.) / meneame | Mary arn a big re and the bunch try to jump thetr memorial to 75,000 i e| . ' At the Moore dy = S Nhim by one of bi . ; war 4 . ae 4 s caabuil ame tp tik Wababhee Ok SACRAMENTO, April &—Hae j ; i Lottie Kenda ee cae hote) bills by getting away i a I SAT ESMEN ON THE GROUND ALL DAY SUNDAY ‘ of Mary | nands convicted of monsupport or Madame erry” degir t the Olym Savi ; auto. The lar and the shertff Todd wife m Lin-| of nhandoement of Sivan fa engagement at the mpa e get after them and the pinch comes Take Sloop Street or Loyal Heigl ar to W. 7 coln » this city | dren will work on county roads and ray Syenae ' Desi , jal, other public works hereafter and This musical success bas t Decem' 1 tal, | their wives will receive $150 per setting a record attendanc “Merry Widow" Comes At the Alhambra. wis the first to Mrs. Lincoln's memory, |‘ ; tes eaatinget oe ” sig os ene ; : day very day their unwilling t tin Some . Widow coming ‘ast Lyn rural play is to be a gene business office! husbands labor. bits, paricwarty Ever {beck to the Moure theatre for the] ls the mest bil for tee petrous of] yeni aa a, E. B. COX INVESTMENT COMPANY, rbadhactest veer Hiper rs ’ aia Own,” have bean cune. been jh the tle Vole 'ts| the Alkenies company are offering | international convention of suf Agents whose president, Dr. J. M.| Rey. G. H. Lee will preach on on and whistled for months thts air cena the classic! (ragists In Stockholm, Sweden, in 2246 Market St. Phone Ballard 22. mM the mem ‘Giving Account to God” at Bak vale The cast to be s s n|and Shakespear rogram they|2Un¢. Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt ent at a Lincoln day dinner|lard Presbyterian church tomer ° 1 erm ¥\ sailed today for Burope *hicago trow morni ment of th . i ~aan “Buy in Kirkland Garden The thing early spring are happening in ing of garden tracts sold and the wn that Kirkland prop were ho tho: ve se who want garden Dir that etable and poultry mar n No. 14 contair have isic week showed that their letters to the rent-payer cost of living and en prosperity. ‘Term dc Lake Washington waterfront prc and each year its will be deep sea waterfront when Canal goes through carce value rise KIRKLAND make Theodore Roosevelt Says— “Every person who invests is well selected real estate in A GR¢ YWING SECTION of a prosperous community adopt of becoming independent, for real estate is the basis of all wealth.” Mark the words “a growing section”—it is not enough simply to buy in a prosperous community—your investment must be in a “GROWING section” to constitute SUREST and SAFEST road to independence.” Kirkland is the fastest growing section near Seattle—Kirkland’s population has increased 500 per cent during the pa years—most of that, increase has come in the past year. 50 he s are now in course of construction. The Hewitt-Lea Lumber Company's Kirkland yard is doing a better business than any of their other yards in proportion to its size—this certainly pells healthy, permanent development in Kirkland. One of the best indicators of growth is the Kirkland ferry. The Kirkland ferry operates from 6 A. M. to midnight daily—the tremendous increase in traffic during the past few ths would surprise you if you knew—that increase reflects the tremendous growth of ‘Kirkland’s population Buy real estate in a growing section,” says Colonel Roosevelt, and we repeat—“Kirkland is the faste owing section near Seattle.” buyer rs have recognized that Q : a Here are S-acte tracts within easy ¢ ance of Seattle's Kirkland and heavy buy One of the best investments in the Northwest is oduce market 50, $60, S65 ine WS per 2 —s sgun., Last week many “close-to-the-water” Kirkland property—its the Think of it! $50 to $75 per acre within ¢ driving distance continued interest this week has chance of a lifetime to invest a little each month Seattle !—you can market your produce in your own wagon and erty is finding favor with and gain much in the end when the Lake Washing escape the payment of freight, cartage and commission. An excel: ? 5 : 4 ey ; lent auto and wagon road runs from Kirkland through this tracts close to Seattle's | fiton Canal comes through and Kirkland city lots be land, which lies half a mile from beautiful Lake Sammamish and been put on sale—the of these tracts spells OP kets. come business property. commands a magnificent view of the water. 1s some of the best tracts You can live on one of these lots and work in And the land !—it is rich berry and fruit land—some of it is ready sale last Seattle—the ferry runs up to midnight—that spells cleared and ready to plow—all of it can be very easily cleared— value is appreciated. One} [ity accessibility and convenience—you'll be only adjoining land is under cultivation now and finer orchards sar one rage m ” " ; gardens not be founc € or es e ¢ ers , en PORTUNITY in capital 45 minutes” from Second and Madison—we will ns cannot be found in the Northwest—the owners drive & produce to Seattle’s markets every day—you can do the same who wants to reduce his furnish the lumber at net cost for your home and from these tracts i ae Kirkland Waterfront a difference Population in 1906 ......... corm, BOO Why not make that “difference” yourself? Put away a Population in 1911 von. 1227 4,500], [Hite here each month, and hold, this property until the 405-409 New York Block opulation in 1915.... 10,000 people on the east shore of Lake Washington as on the “Increasing Population Means Increas- meet the not dasaway future hi jndamnent ne broughs Branch Offices, Madison Park and Kirkland millions in the Northwest—it ought to be 0 — ing Land Valu YOUR consideration " nis. Ferry Landing—Open Sunday “THE CANALS ARE COMING.” “BUY IN THE PATH OF PROGRESS.” lopts the surest and safest method RKLAND” Kirkland Acreage, $50 to $75 Tracts, $300 Up] | Kirkland City Lots, $125 Up health, and 10 per cent down and small monthly own and $5 a month happine a Can "pay BARGAIN is what this land spells letters. ‘Terms $10 down and $5 a month. —in capital payments for both lot and home. Burke & Farrar, Inc. OWNERS yperty is fast becoming Kirkland waterfront the Lake Washington in value, won't it? eee CET OW EET