The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 20, 1911, Page 8

& THE SEATTLE STAR | ! and information I! be gathered, Week| YOU'LL FIND IT HERE |, xsswwarow ey asiccen “Woman Must Submit,” Said Juanita —Now Marriage Offers Are Legion At: the Theatres Next NEWS OF THE DAY CONDENSED FOR BUSY PEOPLE into the #o-called sugar trust June 1 Dr. A. J. Steelman, state superin. | Steward 8. Brown, West Seattle has passed menta 4 physte | T. A. Barnes will di Thee tomorrow night RTLAND, Me.—A large fund! Annual picnic of Broadway se ' Rev. Frank E, Higgins, whose eee eee ee PITTSBURG—Mary = Peg Mexico's Fight for Liberty” is the RR With 144 Chinese a 4, the iar A delegation of 100 from Seattie| ~gyurrEe—Job Clung, 46 a To fill the pulpit. of the First Addresses on India and Korea w OWENSVILLE Mont. — Swag a eeeentes atte RRS Ex MADISON, Wis. ,May 19.—The|y SHEE EEE EERE EE ee ae LOCKPORT, N. Y.—Avery Mur-| She hu fe nea at the He pre theatre New| Adair score # alre pa e} tying a" b a ‘ w i ind . : Fields C ‘ n Aa ra) are ke nc “A Winning Miss.” ‘ W YORK—Denial of the tory 8 , The woman must we “A Winning Miss,” a musical mr e 8 sbm » other way . ta n wi ne 1) & sible show, is booked at the Grand next | and » “ a Is a = nothing, | aN opening tomorrow The | equilibr 4 4 Max Bloom, C eee ple. Bloom t i he ¢ Ke r fea th te “Mean Thing,” “My Irish Jv “In the Land of Tomorrow, s just dance, Ye Co “When Fluffy Ruffles Wears Musical Wilsons Merry Widow Hat” and others tonial act with music SERRE REE RR Re . TOVEKA, Kans—Smile and * don't take . At the Seattle. At the Pant Another charming young woman| The new Pantag: has been especially en; at port Max Figman !n “Mary Pa,” at the Seattle beginning § @ay matinee. She is little Mis Weitoff, who will a Jane. When the play was pre: Mr. Figman at a local hig € y theatre, it was pronounced th John © Medium of ventilating his comedy Nolan appear in “The African Dod-' week with th elty act, “In W P. Hoier and laughing sketeb, “The NEW STEEL TRAIL TO THE EAST Aroum the Golden west INAUGURATION DAY MONDAY, MAY 29 , THE a Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound Ry IN CONNECTION WITH THE Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry q WILL OPEN ITS LINE FOR Through Passenger Service 4 BETWEEN SEATTLE- TACOMA MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL-CHICAGO | , Two New All-Steel Trains COMPLETELY ELECTRIC-LIGHTED The Crowning Achievement of the Car-Builders’ Art for Safety and Luxury “THE OLYMPIAN” “THE COLUMBIAN” eeeeeeee eee eee ee MONTESANO— Mrs, ¢ Thomas “The Canals Are Coming” mye We Would Give $25,000 in Cash If the people of the Pacific Northwest could somehow be made to realize the tremendous effect that the building of the Lake Washingtor Canal will have on Kirkland property values—because our Kirkland holdings would be sold out inside of 48 hours if people generally realized the making, and the tremendous construction and operation of the canal onderful progress that Kirkland is now etus that will be given her progress by the Weare selling lot sef« 50 that intrinsically are worth $5,000, if you take into consideration the element that has made the $ ,000 lot worth the money —proximity to deep-sea water frontage. The difference is that the $5,000 lot has always had such water front age, while the $250 lot has only within the past month been assured of this advantage—and must wait until the people realize that the canal is assured and appreciate the effect this most surely will have (Example—In 1882 John Leary bought the ground where the Leary Buliding now stands for $8,000. Ten years before that 4: ground sold for $1,000. e the same Today this lot is worth over $500,000.) Actual construction of almost a mile of the canal will be begun by Holt & Jeffrey June Ist. The contract for anether mile will soon be let. But the canal is not the only element that is influencing Kirkland’s growth. The recent improvements in ferry transportation—the 62-3 cents commutation fare from the city—the electrification of the Madison street line from Second av enue to the lake—the building of gravel and macadamized roads from Kirk land into the great expanse of lumber and farming country to the east have helped, too. Today over 40 houses are under construction in Kirkland, and 7 Repeal DAILY DAILY progress in other lines is seen everywhere. Leave Seattle ....... 9:00a.m. Leave Seattle . + 7:15 pm, hadhe aa GON aly ei pes ‘ Leave Butte 9:44 a.m. Leave Butte .. 8:40 p.m. Come across the lake tomorrow and see these things for yourself. Leave Miles City ......10:57 p.m, Leave Miles City 11104 a.m. % When you have investigated Kirkland property thoroughly, we are Arrive, Minneapolis vp ae Aveiye Minneapelie S145 0, m. ‘ "i de Arrive St. Paul 45 p.m. Arrive St. Paul . 9:30 a.m. sure that we can do business together. Arrive Milwaukee 15 a.m. Arrive Milwaukee 8:00 p.m. ie ; ; me | Arrive Chicago Arrive Chicago ........10:18p.m. 7 Kirkland lakeview lots are selling for $150 and up, and acreage adjoin- §j} a : . aot ing the townsite is $250 and up. We also have acreage a few miles east of Travel Over the SMOOTHEST and FINEST 4 Kirkland and witht easy driving distance of Seattle for from $45 to $75 an Railway in America g acre. Terms on any of our property are $5 to $10 a month. To get to Kirkland, take Madison street car and Kirkland ferry or Ander-2 LHITAGO For Tickets, Reservations and Information About Fares, Apply to | son boat across the lake—Kirkland office open today—and every day. J J. L, CRISWELL, A. P. CHAPMAN, y . J MILWAUKEE City Ticket Agent. General Agent, Passenger Dept. q * Becond Av, and Cherry St., Seattle. | & PUGET SOUND ‘4 GEORGE W. HIBBARD, General Passenger Agent. BURKE & FARRAR, Inc., rme now swe*tra, THE NEW LINE IS THE SHORT LINE OWNERS 405-409 NEW YORK BLOCK t “Buy in the Path of @rogress”