The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 11, 1912, Page 7

A NEW ORDINANCE FOR THE June It {a atill In violent crap it is Delieved that Mt. d othe: 6 sas on browsht the Beliova ts "information from the to the mail ry fon the Kodiak set- escaped damsce. from other fish- The Man- much trouble with cannot hear from direct. The to reach Kodiak , ashes and smoke. song shower of fine ~ rs is consid. felt here for enters, and it ts Sones property in Ko- my provably been destroyed ST ANGRY T CRITICISM IN CALIFORNIA Press Leased Wire) iD, Or, June il. the prison system at of the , Cal, as rotten,” soo taggee = thoroughly an- wad’ botly today to the = of Warden Hoyle and cted with San Quentin the governor was arse through he his reforms ed at the Oregon peniten- “8 be for the bloody mess 4 “haw prison «officials Jase more brains and less Sper @ia they'd have a ” said West to the United Press ————————— ATE ON TONIGHT will take place the First Presby Ma Poclock. The question i, “The Recall of Decisions, Should It Be} ‘The affirmative will be} [by Herbert W. Myers, who} P Roosevelt for } ds the White House. for who “the state for Senator _ The negative will be jg Walter A. McClure, WG pand J. M. Hawthorne ON ENDS A Season since jest ende¢. The from Jaly lof the next year, and 4 Ag over yet, of grain Weighed and graded by rain inspectors al atore & Getless to attempt to pexion into & edure is to) move | |to charit 4 Pro- the morning BI from one to Complexion te comp!ctely frestment for wrinkios is 4 an ounce face in th i} | | 1 ND — gal jane an Sterling silver ladies’ Hotel Wrre ; Sedinsa Vesier Way | | | H after we have ff) & better one. foe NPTICAL CA | | cate, | side of parka, valued at $11,000,000? BETTER PROTECTION OF FOOD Screens or netting must protect | frulte and vegetables, Meat mar-| kets and places selling sea foods must have running water and sewer connection with the floors, The windows and doors must be screen ed, Employes must either wear rub-. ber aprons or clean linen. Delivery wagons must keep goods covered, Neo meats, poultry, vegetables, fruit, in open receptacies, may be offered ee oreo WILLIAM BARNES, JR. Boss of the Empire state, violent Roosevelt hater, who arrived in Chicago today, be floor man. ager for Taft in the convention. DON’T WANT MORE ENGINEERS Another attempt was made at) the counctl meeting yesterday aft- ernoon to bring In an expert engt- heer to report on several other re. ports concerning the Cedar river dam. Councilman Wardall pro- posed to invite John R. Freeman from Los Angeles. His motion was defeated by the votes of Blaine, Erickson, Haas, Marble and Hes- keth. Those who voted to delay/ the work on the dam were: God-! dard, Griffiths, Peirce and War dali. This afternoon the council will) take up the plan proposed by Su. perintendent of Buildings R. H. Ober for building the dam below the present site, and which he claims will net the city a saving of| about $1,000,000. MORE TANGLES The Seattle, Kenton & Southern complications still continue in merry legal tangles. By stipula ton yesterday, the ing of stockholders, called for June 12, was continued 30 days. Crawford asked Judge Frater to restrain the Peabody tn- terests from holding the meeting as hin stock would be voted by Peabody. The latter holds Craw- ford’s stock ax collateral for a $300, 000 joan, with the power to vote) it. Crawford contends that an at-/ tempt is being made to deprive him of bis interest a “DOWN DRAFT” WAS CAUSE OF DEATH WASHINGTON, June 11.—Con- gresaman Robt. C. Wycliffe of Loulsiana waa run down and killed early today by « train on the long | bridge over the Potomas at South SANTA ROSA, Jane 11.—Follow- ing ber husband within a few days | to the same asylum, Mrs. Ester Bolton, wife of Ogden Bolton, was! committed to the Napa state bos | ital here this afternoon. Both she} and her husband went Insane over} the effect of the “second coming of Christ” doctrine, promulgated to/| them by an itinerant evangelist For seevral days after her husband was sent to the asylum Mrs. Bolton was strapped to a bed in a local hospital in the hope that she might recover. BIG ESTATE FILED LONDON, June 11.—The estate of | Sir Julius Charles Wernher, late) head of the De Beers diamond syndl- | was provisionally sworn at $25,000,000. About $2,500,000 is left instead of $15,000,000, been reported. Of this, $1,250,000 ts given to South Africa for the establishment of a univer- sity at Grooteachurr, near Cape Town; $500,000 to the Imperial Col- lege of Sciences and Technology, at South Kensington, and $300,000 to various hospitals. SALMON ‘SPOILED PITTSBURG, June 11,—Improper | refrigeration in the recent’ hot) ther caused a loss to the Sacra-| menta River Packers’ association of $3,000 worth of fresh salmon of this year’s catch. The fish were! shipped to a fertilizer plant and the plant here was forced to shut down for one day, until the refrigerators were restocked. —— eer WIGWAGGED RESCUE CALL OCHAN PARK, Cal. June 11.— Waving her scarlet blazer to at- tract the attention of friends in the surf, a fair beach girl brought the | Venice Hfe saving crew post Haste, She had accidentally wigwagged & rescue call. Her apology was ac- cepted. DO YOU KNOW | :: That Seattle has real estate, out- That the gold receipts at the local assay office were $12,000,000 for the past year? That the local salmon catch was $12,000,000 for the year of 19117 That the local halibut catch Is ap- proximately 40,000,000 pounds e year? That there are 56,192 farms in hl suk near UNION the state of Washington? ‘That there are 11,712,235 acres adapted to farming in this state? fe | Mins Anna Bingwall Hodg: }20th av. W. for sale anless they are placed at leaat two feet above the floor, All food stuffs must be protected againet any possible pollution or contamination from outside sources, such as dust, flies and insects. The above is-the substince of the new food ordinance fathered by Dr, J. 8. Crichton, commission: er of health, and introduced in the councll meeting yesterday, BIG TIME BY HUNDREDS OF MASONS Following an impressive and pic turesque parade yesterday the srand conclave of the Masonic grand bodies opened at the Scot So tah Rite cathedral with a session | of the Grand Commandery of the Kaights Templars. Over 400 Sir Knights were in attendance, Elec tion of officers and routine bust hess took up the entire time of the body until late last night. L. Kennnan of Spokane was elected «rand commander The grand conclave ts composed of the following bodies uw. OW Grand Lodge of F. and A. M. of Washington, the Grand Command. ery, Knights Templars; the Grand Chapter, Order of Eastern Star; Grand Chapter, Royal Arch Masons and the Grand Council, Royal and Select Masters. The session of the O5th annual communication of M. W. Grand Lodge of PF. and A. M. opened this morning, Mayor Cotterill delivering the of weloome, will occupy the attention of the conclave until 3 o'clock when most of (hem wil leave for Puyallup to dedicate a new Masonic temple. BOB” HODGE’S SISTER COMING Sheriff Bob Hodge received, Inst night, a telegram from hi ster, ting that she would arrive im Seattle thts afternoon. Hodge and his sis- ter have not seen each other for 23 years, it was that long ago that he left Glasgow, at the age of 13, to ship before the mast on a vessel bound around the Horn. Miss Hodge is the oldest of a family of 16, 12 boys and four girl MAYOR VETOES ORDINANCE Mayor Cotterill yesterday ve toed the ordinance vacating a num- ber of streets and alleys between and W. Tist st. re Quested by the Great Northern for the purpose of widening its right- of way. In his message the mayor pointed out that this ordinance ought not to be passed unti) after the franchise ordinance, accom- panying the street vacation ordi nance, is first accepted, and that the vacations can then be describ- od definitely, EXAMINATIONS Examinations for clerk for city departments will be held at the Central school, corner Sixth and Madison. Saturday morning, begin- ning at $:30. About 80 have made application to take the examina tion. The last day to make application was on May 27. The person who makes the highest grade will be given the first posttion that is open. The examination is both oral and written, BLUE SKY LAW The “blue sky” Jaw of Kansas, to curb the sale of fraudulent os 8 ation stock, will be urged before the legislature by State Bank Ex- aminer J. L. Mobundro, In this he will have the cooperation of Rick Burrows, candidate for the senate from the Thirty-sixth district. The plan is to make the promoters of corporations submit to an examina- tion and to show the ownership of sufficient assets to make the stock on sale of some value. RHE * ® PARIS, June 11—~At * continuation today of the sale ® of the Doucet art collection, * Houdon's buat of Sabine Hou- * don was bought by the Du * voons, who paid $90,000. * Se i le le ee ee BIG GRANDSTANDS FOR THE POTLATCH Final arrangements are rapidly being made for the Potlatch and soon everything will be ready for the big Joy fest. The grandstands this year will be bigger, and ac- commodations will be provided for 15,000, 5,000 more than conld be seated last year. They will be erected in a square instead of a straight line, so that a better view can be enjoyed by all. Season tickets covering everything for the six days will sell for $1 and $1.50. * * * * 7 * * * STAYED AT HOME 8. FRANCISCO, June 11—- “Get $300 from the old hen and we'll go east,” read a letter from a woman to Geo. Sheurer, which Mrs, Sheurer found tn his pocket. Sheur- er didn’t get the $300, And he didn’t go east. He stayed behind to defend a divorce suit, PUBLIC MARKETS WESTLAKE MARKET re », A gga jawder, sper It, a80 Fa 0¢ each; bananas, doz. 100; po 1 26 oranges, doz, 1 atrawberr 6 0; abe; bers, be each — SANIT: apricot Any & 2 Ibe. 200; binok cod ; imported anc ¢ lb.; Holland mackerel, 5 each; Gjedost OOne (imported), 400 tb.; Primost cheese, Ife, 2 Iba. 26e; Pnglish muffins, 3 for 1004 sugar-cured bacon, 170; assorte polies, 200 Ib.; Yakima comb honey, 1$o tomb; N. Y, Herkimer county premier che: 400 Ib, 2 : ranch butter, 250; 260 ¢ cocoa, 27¢; 2 dos. orang lish walnuts, 160 lb. ene, 4 taup, |, ibe; Bng- Henry | nee RUPTURE CURED: | Read The Star's classified columns, THE STAR—TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 1912. id FreeTicketsto Pantages Theatre Somewhere in the classified appears the name of some lady who will receive an order | for TWO (2) BOX SEATS FREE to Pantages theatre if she will call at The Star Busin ess Office, Star Building. «p SENSATION IN DARROW BRIBERY TRIAL Fy: Usted Press Leased Wire) ANGELES, June 11.--"Bert Hanneratrome, Clarence Darrow's brother-in-law, gave me $146 and expenses to a and offered to pay me $30 a week during my stay there if | would remain from the juriadiction of the California courts during the trial of James B. Mo Namara in Los Angeles.” K. A, Diekelman, formerly & clerk at the Baltimore hotel in Los Angeles, who identified J, B. Mo |Namara as a man who stopped at the hotel under the name of J, 1. Bryce the day before the Times |building was blown up, made this jatatement today while testifying |for the prosecution in the trial of | Darrow on « charge of bribing Geo. N. Lockwood, a talesman in the MeNamara trial, Hannerstrome {s alleged to have worked aa a detective for the Mo Namara defense, TOLSTO! DRAMA BARRED PRAGUE, Austria, June 11,-—Tok stoi’s famous drama, “The Light That Shineth in ¢he Darkness,” | has been barred from theatres bere by the police, on the ground that the play fa “anthmititary.” SHE BAGGED A BEAR GRANT'S PASS, Or, June 11-- Mrs. Charles McKinnon today has the bagging of a biack bear to her ‘oredit, having killed the animal near here with four bullets from a 23 THE SEATTLE STAR when your sabeerieten expires te on the address label of your paper, When that date arrives, if your sub: | seription has not seain been paid) ie takes recelpt in eavanes your hame from Met. Ao dale ddress label HT __on the For the convenience of our readers, | we have established agencies at the following locations P.M. Mullen, $409 Ballard av. Phone Ballard 396. Quaker Drag Svores, Fourth ay. and Fike st. Third ay. and Madison et, | t av, pear ering cia | be left at these branches same ret will be given ae! main office Traneten' re are le per line or € times for price of 6 for cash ada | - — eee NEW PROCESS CARP RT CLEANING CO. Our —_renovatin process makes sargete and ee LOOK LIKE N Rast 146. 3 THE Fa FLOON PIAND STORB) j SAVE You oY. WILd. MONEY. Wal- ling 206-2 Arcade Annex. JUST OPPosite BLRVATORS ampooing rdresting. al ba scalp masace, mantouring. 01 Ldberty Bide. Main 4121 ~jauneh , ther en 00. Beacon 3944 1374) caliected, North N.Y, Bik ti au wood, cor ird ws foe Monday. Shoo. P. Columbia. Funeral Directors. RK. BUTTERWORTH & 1981 Fi ve. Main or Miltott University Undertaking Parlors, 214 bh NB North 212 W. Bo “Pork: eaimto batiely—aod w vip. ped for weddings, receptions, fu- herais PARIS FLORIST—-21sPIke. BURNS FIORA Oo, 401 Ted Mai o Jose Benito, prof. of botan and medigine; Spanish steam bathe, es- pecially, Goiondrina iniment for rhoumatiam, paralysia, nerves consumption stomach trouble and chronic diseases, and for al! sorts 4 skin diseases. Hours 1 to} 6 and 7 to 9p. m. 6325% atlard A Phone Ballard i283. Room 4, Trafton Hotel, facko will presrve the finish on your, automobile, your furniture and floors. Lacko will make your ae range like new. Us for dusting LACKO SPRCIALTY CO, $27 Pacific Block Rainier, 10-4 outing, oamp- te Seattle July &. Me noon Government , between 27th ave. W. and 32nd ave, W. Reward offered. Dan KE. Erickson Pior 2. a nformation here: tag No. 2678 wattied at Greeh Lake. Binset bi oh, "petaiad t with pearls, diamond Phone East 1839, Re- nd—Th Patch repatcod. | 8y 1427 ‘Third, near gvarantecd Lost, on Summit car Sa ternoon, ladies’ umbrella. ret to Star office. es Lost—Halr wat fob. "Reward $5.00, 29% Burke Bidg. . Vosi-Gray and white «potted cow from Feacon Hill Sidney 467. mons, 4 ke, All work urday . Ples Personal. permanent, operation or detention from labor; 00 «i ages ‘AY BI Ko of reeland J to 76 ite! Bidg., Beatth know the whe W. Graham or H. Graham, Gen manieuring parlor; Open Ghiropody and scalp and facial treatment evenings. 210 Liberty Bldg. GiILLETTH BLADI a, doz,; razors, 260, eto. 4 FOUPHES, WIGE—All kinds of hair Tehork, Korb, 104 Spring. Ind 4602, Gonfinement home, best city refer- ences, 3324 Fifth W. Q. A. 2106, Nichols, bungalows. Hinckley Bik. Bay IT saw it in The Star,” Wantea—You porlonced work am telephon ply te. 110 ora v The Paciti Telegraph Co. Worry pickers waste Wackberrios and fortable quarter fuel; near town. haus, Sumner, Wash Wanted—Ladies that have at to. belt wc vi a ‘ate prices, to berry picks blackberries; house, furnished 400 cra Bumner Wash. op with at rot o “belepho oves and Hurale- 94 hate » for radpberrles and plovewo d ni children's dressmaking, layettes a speciality. Mat. Ladies Te- your sewin oc = Soin ool, 909 pa Rar PPP PPP UNITED WIRELESS TELEGRAPH COMPANY MUST HAVE MORE OPERATORS before congress wil! mitt a ‘Train 1 nm dollara per ‘or short time only, 0 Grand Trunk Dock. WANTED—Mon learn the bar Paid while learning. Cal NATIONAL BARBER CO! y Worry” pickare wi d blackber oth. Hous d water furnished ferred. Apply to lauch, Sumner, Wash. No. 1 Y to Kei one ‘eleara ’ ird av, oppo Why for $157 upstairs, atre Rutiding. anted—laspherry and Pickers. Apply to H. G. oon, Sumner, ash to be a Rm BARBER © 20 Occidental A wanted to 8 Hocause he w " Laar ineiy Ay nat metal helpers w 1790 tet BO j Soligliors “wanted Avvly Partsian Dye Works, 1466 “fay “Tt sow ft in The 6 suite cleaned 1.00 Apply i, <,men (ranted for reilrosd « releas rr wervicg; Sate od. Apply : wi or wi LLEGE te ad adivess atitute, hewn a Landquint sell $20 suite tie Uber Room 204 Empress The- currant Thomp- ood barber at ie Apply Weete: % lst ay. Huititortum 1424 @th av. Wanted—Miscellaneous Wanted —Automodtie, good condi- thon. $20¢ cash; full description. c reas X Star 3) ‘Houses for Rent. Geod seven-room house, stance, $15.00 per mont nh > home for working man with fam- ty. Bast 2448. Hf. at North Park; 30 good water; rent me Phone East 2 4-reom house, cheap CT $2.00 a month. Inguire kine #t r ne Elliott 2 minutes’ Jud- Rr a6 409 * alo Two houssboa nion New t ern, will receive FREE two tickets to Pantages thea 3 large room 2 beds, range s Coat accoinmodations, jo Hotel, “Sid Howell The Broadw and Yesler. Pisoa Lack®| OLYMPIC APTS, 2010 Western av Single $3.00 up, The Burie ern alee rooms, $1.60 w N Mar rooms: n; Chol 2.00 spermnente fer Rast. Excelsior Apts.—Furnishoa furnished, 9th and Pike, Main —Camtort- | able. close in. Main 1 git up Bt Lawrence, 1800% Bt ©. Board and Room. a Busimess Chances. Wanted to borrow $3,000 o facturing plant, ¢ tat in you ©; general * aie] your own money. 1X 8, care Star. Location for ; must be in agri and where good ciated, Address E ound, Wash . rooming how loons, | ete, Kauftman- orn Bank Bidg. Seo Mattie mercantile — busin: Towa Income property to trade for| idence or rane University Stat established ant $10.00. in, Wash, y and K- timber, r Rail Ca Good paying gro at sacrifice for cash. Star. For Sale by owner. rant; good location; business, 4335, Care Dye works for sale. Iny ‘once, Address X 97, Th bungalows. Hinckle Small dot Star Nichols Homesteads. just returned gus county, Mont located four hom most favored wheat t mertca hav ng 0 cellent free homesteads, return there June 18. salon with era, C.J ey Bidg., evening appointments Plaza Hotel, Eillott 936. from t belt a fe corner Di $2.00 public .aarket ager tcolly Komp ny. aah business; estigate » where I) foot of Bast Boston « Inquire for Mr. Fo: Toom house. m 40th & W. telson S136 ar] Haixison od- Phone box seat tre. #, nicely and € 6th. te! ulte, ce, mod- u and nm manu~ ned he ha Address ook. __ oss and h. jon Third ro 07, om | restau- ng good at Star. Dik, famous sin the of Noyth| n 10 bx-) and will} Special ow bona MeFar- or for phone ES: $50 PER ACRE CHARLES SOMERS COMPANY Alaska Building ACKER FOR F650 a fruite. month. lose by Madison Terme $40 cash and oa hool depot and lake Te eo this place, ta car and county fer Urania to Burke ri on Kirkiand wharf, or call 104 Cherry Bt FOR RENT h orth of olty, well house, barn, — other » crop of hay, berries and « ude. HERMAN SCHROEDER LAbert Third and ONE OF THE BEST AIRY FARMS, 270 acres, well im- proved; good = bulldings, fine ereck, water enough to pein whole place. eyes, including stock, tools an Implements, $26,000, Justa little cash, Will good Seattle psoperty tor MALTBY 010 Alaska Building SMALL RANCHES FOR EXCHANGE 10 acres near Kirkiand, highly tm- proved, $4,500.00. Will take Se. attle property up to $3,500.00, bal- ance long Ume, acres 1% miles from Coupeville, highly improved; 1,000 chickens, livestock, machinery, tools of all kinds and household furniture. Price $5,700.00. These are bar gains. Part exchange. W. W. NOYES, 317 Boston Block. HOME rich, D. actos, well productive ered $4,006. Terms. Or change for Seattle pro ROBERT MALT 10 Alaska Bullding. Beaitic, on near trains mu riee Tr for good runabout, 7 Ballard Ave. Phone Ballard ‘ad- in ox- 62 40 FORTY ACKER all tiproved. joining one of the best town: the Yak valley. Will change for Beattle property. YOU START OUT WITH THI8 BIG ADVANTAGE. Buying land in a new and untried section ts pretty much of an ex- periment. It {s beat to locate whore you can have some proof of What the land will do YOU START OUT WITH THD ADVANTAGE when you locate on the north end of Whidby Island for this district has been produc- ing big crops for forty years. count of its rich soll it ii settied, with good row mail delivery, teleph schools, ete, which are ad: advantages you can't often find We are selling land on Whidb: Island in the vicinity of Oa! Harbor for $25 to $40 Per Acre, which, notwithstanding, tremely low price Sound. it ts In you “can Kee will do. a few hundred yards distant the land we are selling you can| cultivated farma with fine! pastures, or immense crops of| Wheat. vegetables, berries, ete You will find everything as we have represented it WEST @ WHEELER, 9 Colman Block. fH HAH HHA HWA H H ACRES—ACRES—ACRES Not as far out as Green Lake Good transportation now; less than 30 minutes’ ride Pioneer square. FINE SOIL Telephone lines and water H now on the property. Beau- tiful view of Lake Washing- ton. View acre only $400—FASY TERMS W. R. HINTZE 234 Central Bidg. the ex- as no superior w big tree: quite H H H H H HHHHHHHAHHHH BEST IN STATE 5 and 10-acre tracts, near Puyallup, lie fine; in the best location for a fine home; close to elvetrie and steam car lines, fine auto roads; ideal for poultry or dairy; $200 to : per acre. Easy terms. 451 Arcade Anne W. H. HAVEN INVESTMENT CO. NOHOMTSH per acre: n fow level S-acre tracts with very good soll, near schools and saw- mill, rural free delivery and tel- ephone service; fruit cannery at Snohomish will contract in ad- vance for a aived at going market i ma $10 cash, balance per month OLE HANSON & CO. 814-16-16-17 New York Block _ AGREAGE NORTH OF SEATTLE On interurb: 5 from city, on excellent’ roa ors of trac’ in this plat are already Improving their holdings; an abundance © water at 6-foot depth; rich loam| soll; some alder, but gaaily put into garden; we have a few tracts left at $126 @ tract; $10 cash, $50 per month, This spells OPPORTUNITY for the family man OSCAR JENSEN & CO. 814 Northern Bank Bldg, 4th & Pike, Wiil sell you 1 acre of groand, with water piped on it ow 4-room bungalow; 200 chic th col- ony house; $1,000; $150 cash, $15 a month, including interest. Will call for and take all the eggs you have at market price, Chickens pay, for place in 80 months. hone owner, Kenwood 184 For Sale—10 or 20-acre tract, wi growing crop in upper White ri pr valley, on main and Buckley and milk Larson, BAND 10-ACkia Ti eattle; best of tr location; a6 some have sj route; by Enumclaw, aeve and up ° $2 to $7 per month they last INLAND BMPIRE LAND CO, 327% Srd AVE. MAIN 4194. Acreage—Continued ’ ere | CHBAP LITTLE FARMS RIGHT QUALITY AT RIGHT PRICES 5-10-20-40-nere 6 tot trae soll of best rock or a over water, | Tath markets, ete rmed how on all aides. THE BEST OF SOIL CHANCE FOR STEADY WORK Mills, within one-half mile, provide work. it we will eure you . ‘Thin in th bent ‘or the man o' to geta ky, gravelly get soll that will produce. are prepared to show the beat Don't be satisfied with less than that $35.00 to $60.00 per acre, Home im- proved places. Easy terms; 6% RAY BRULET 411 Hoge Blog. ee if DORAN'T “Cost ANYTHING AT ALL to inquire about the Kirk- land-Redmond t-acre tracts; «a lying farm community distance from ma jamized out of Kirkland, land lies sown to clover, streams and on thie tand; every foot cultivated; on BR. F. D. nded by neighbors; good tracts at $120 an ac eas this land is worth much make several show this iand. ‘SEN & CO. Bidg., Ath & Pike, DAT KIRKLAND We have for enle a fine improved . within a few minutes’ drive of the ferry dock, for $1,250; on terms part cash and $10 « month. The soll is rich bottom land, with & creck running through Ince; house. farm ‘implem county ferry or Burke & Warrar’s land wharf, or call 104 Cherry st water-front prope:\y: cleared; running springs; some tim- b; small mortgage. for 6-room modern university district pre- office on Kirk~ BR GR 308 ARCA Snap in new with fine half-sore tr ten minutes walk f i to responsible 1,150; emall amount tice lees than rent or, Mast 74 or write miller, 114 th ave. FOR A CLOSE-IN We have a fine level p land on « ge the ferry Ia Terma $76 cast slashed and burnt rt walk to school ¢ will furnish lumber for house om terme. Take « Madison car and county ferry, or steamer Urania to Burke & Farrar’s office on Kirkland wharf, or call 106 Cherry At . » eta, nice for a little country home; handy to car line: have city water available exeelient soll; 650.00 to $900.00; $50.00 cash, ” 10.00 per month VESTMENT CO. B landing; party for down, bal- Phone own- M. Straith- n « w STANDARD 1 _400 ARCADE BLDG. SEATT. 10 ACRES $b00 ONE ACRE CLEARED 10 acres good level land, one acre cleared; facing on county road; served with RF. hone: % mile to school, only 3 miles to boat landing; $35.00 cash, $10.00 monthly. Puget Sound Farms Co., t456 358 Ave. __ W tere on Burien, 400, cash an a. K. WY 412 New York Block —Witttr RIVER VAL upland farms ard acreage. KER AG EVERY AFTERNON THIS WEEK At end of Fauntleroy Park car line you will find our salesman, Mr. Burns. Me wil! show you our new addition— BS SOUTH FAUNTLEROY Prices range from $175 to $260 eac’ terma $5.00 down and bala $5.00 per month. JOHN H, WHITE CO. Main 2209 407 Ortental Block $50 DOWN, $15 A MONTH Buys this 6-room new modern bungalow; concrete basemen trays and light fixtures: 50x1 lot; all improvements patd. Pric only $2 R E. POWERS 5237 Mallard Ave. Phone Ballard 409 MAGNOLIA BLU CORNER 90x102%. Price $875 Sound, Olympte view; overlooking Fort Lawton; near standpipe Ad- Gress afternoons, owner, 4333 10th N. B.. University District “LITTLE FARM AND HOUSE — fine leyel tracts of valley land, all) cleared and fenced, on the I urban south of a good icken hou $50 cash a month only four Burke & Far- ttend to houses on and ‘one 5-room 704, 2706 Jack~ streets and clus- Will take $4,000 if $2,000 cash, balance A. _ Pederson, D. No. 1, Box om dat son ter sold terms. Enumclaw, A ati B lights soon: ferry landing for a within a few ashington and have a fine view. Basy terms o A homesite jay very few years, Come over and seo Kirkland, Take ® Madison car and county ferry or steamer Urania to Burke & Farrar's offico, on Kirkland wharf, or call 104 Cherry St Froom bunga improvements, frult trees, cement Corner Aurora Ave. modern chicken’ houses, walk around and @ lots; house, ‘acres, 6-room house, green- house; nlce for chicken ranch; on| Main road, close to Seattle; cheap. Sidney 1217 F-room “house, 950. 4-room cottage, large $1,000, F. M, Bird, North 207, For SAL—Kesiaences in ail parte ‘of the city. SAMUEL COLLYSR, 926 Leary Bldg. Member Seattle Real Esta 7 Hinek) nished; | lot, ta els, feed, We dross while you wa PACIFIC POULTRY CO. , healthy poultry tnd Floor Corner Market, Ist & Pike] / Phone Biliott 3268. = nas are la winners; eges, 1.5) ting for balance of season; baby chicks, $3.00 doxen; next hatch off antages Always Has a Good Show” For Sale—Wooa and Coal, . tor Sale - Arn Popular pleture yo muarantee to ple: IDBAL PHOTO stiptd Wi1% 3rd Ave Chenp-—New also wecond-hand wage urne Street, Fremont sompiete, $13.60, Rus: 15 Becond ay. r oul bin now at lowent nell, Queen Anne 40% Miscellaneous. at populi Yor Baie wagon, oil KE ~~ delivery tad’ » Planin, bo doz. New Dianon for rent; wi wrchase. Meyer-To Feacon ints, ent sppiied on ner 314 Union. For Sale—Livestock ; Hor M QRS AL CTION CO., 1723 lat Ave. harness, every Tusen, Mr ae A day, 1 a Hoob huss eaez: LP Task of Bale —4 ey heifers, fresh, bi Your mares Wanted to Buy--Furnitura goods, Gibe Ad M32 _____Money to Loan CITY AND Coun On improved oF vacare SCANS | Spy amount, $50 00. lobe oF lay.” Sturtevant £92" 4 evant & tf per site| © TO LOAN oF country. 1010 Alaska improved BRANDT 1} STMENT CO. aT 430 Lumber Exchange —te $10,000. 511 Balluy f — si _Buliding roperty, " ANS, LONG CENT, FOR BU POSES, AMOUN’ $50,000 ILDING PUR TS $1,000 TO 40,00 FIRST 2 YEA vi 2 UNDE! _CO., CENTRAL Bebe ee of [EL AND COLLATE Money loaned o fiam-na: Siry; private ¢ ; confident American wen Cn hg ‘Oe EASTERN Bi 5 Loans from tte aes BAL. Without pocorn MONEY 3 sere ential to 3100.60 00 . Warehouse receipt eral terms, prompt H Classified reseee pa Natt 24 ow a. nel a * re Canadlan’ Te Head office, Toronto, Cen breaches in Canada, eto) ban me fags una inte appt D Carom and Pockel es and bowll ceasories; bar fixtures of al Wie RR ey TER 100-202-206 First Ae Wo" Urner, SOHL. 1424 KR Ay. helman & W Dr.” Site Tasier, toot 6 ‘ % fa Bae ker Bidg.. tormerly Burks tivo MONTH 350 A CORN. CA iO AW. LINE. 456A Dd ody tective Agen. Arcade Bldg. Crimfnal work: consul dential Fillott sank on any subject fre Aid Bureau; taws cone cerning husband and wife; ex- emptions from garnishments, - borers’ lien. 32% Alaska bultling 16 yrs. experience courts. it Boston Bik “bn Off, Main 6214: Res, Ba: win Townsend, Bi onsultation free. Ten-cent sheet music. Wayside Chapel, Rustle of Spring —Humoresque, Witches Danee, d the d other pieces to che usands 0 alogues mailed. Main 5600 “te Walker Bldg. 2nd at University, SIC SCHOOL—Mandol guitar, banjo. Instrument. _loaned.” 510 People’s Bank Bi NEW PIANOS TO -Re plied on purchase. Arcade Annex. v ¥n Optometr! i Mal: ist, n South. ‘Av. 6068, “" Best equipped shop. M. intishing; out rate; tlrst-claw: work guaranteed. Canova Studio, 1118 3rd . Photos th | FRAMES ~~~ DS; DIFFERENT ae OF ALL, KIN 5. Schnelder, A. B. 818 Third, am_truckin, liam Jolly, 30 furn. mover. Main Ww s CLOCK AND WATCH REY. TaN, May 26, Phone Ballard 881, 7812 and Avenue N. W. 6 ACRBS rich, level land, $250; 910 down, $5 monthly, at WYNACO on N. P. Ry, near Auburn, Herbert 8. Upper, 304 Leary Bldg. Full stock of pu hatching eggs, fresh dressed poultry, fresh ranch eames. al Market, Pike Place, © bred pou poultry supp! incubators, jem Poultry locks “catiod Yor, ‘repaired, ‘dellv- ered, Huson, $21 Hinckley Bldg. Billott $418. Git” Gountry ‘Watenmaker—Malin. aprin jewels, 750 each; glasses, 200. Jacobson, First and Stewart