The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 14, 1912, Page 9

COTTERILL SCORES IN RECOUNT OF THE BALLOTS Cotterill scored right off) hich began | the name, reel in the recount w 10:80 thie morning in Judge Al ‘e court, and gained an ev) in the first precinct. ete iginally returned 175) for Cotter!!! and 80 for Git". | in which the voter! ‘out the name of Cotterill in| ing a cross in the box Ba orintea names of can | for mayor, had not been! by the election officials. | on motion of the) for Cotteril!, and over hed George Vander} for Gill, ruled che ballot Dhow be counted | as the law contem-| where the intention of or manifest, that intention 3 in the count, case the voter has laber- ‘ne ex industria manifested intention. He was #0 scr. to SILVER CUP ) ESPERANCE LIPSKY |“ wasn't nervous before the de- “said Esperance Lipsky, the; won the silver loving cup) he Pte when I was told [ ‘won 1 felt a little shaky.” Lipaky, 2689 36th | , & ISyearold freshman | af the West Seattle high school, in| bread-baking contest yeste day,} ‘be sliver cup for baking the! mostevenly baked, cro amb | best textare bread in the com- oy § between eleven schools of | &.. Sa contest is one of a series ‘and conducted by Mrs. supervisor of the Seience department the Seattle schools. | contests were held ie the final, In the first one. Classes of each schoot | to determine the boat of each class; the win awarded bine ribbons. | contest comprised the | the classes and singled baker of each pennants. Bsperance baker. ig ablaze with red, white . From almost every the city flags wave ‘and everywhere the ‘observing flag day, the of the adop- Mag ot our country, epee This| vote for Cotterill that he wrote out said Judge Albertson. This changed the returns from the| firat* preeinet to 176 for Cotterill] and 80 for Gill, The second, third and fourth pre nets showed no changes from the original returns, The count on the fifth precinct began this afternoon precinct on ballot opposite the blank space under the printed names of the candidates, Redgar C. Snyder, counsel for M jor Cotterill, contended that the showed an tncention to vote for mg because the latter's name in closest proximity to the’ The court, however, held in substance that the voter evidently intended to vote for anybody ex cept Hi Gill or George F. Cotterill wae. This ballot had not peen counted in the original returns, and the court's ruling therefore did not change the results in the — |INERVY SCOTTY IN TROUBLE LOS ANGELES, June 14.— “Death Valley Scotty,” who ered Los Angel with treasury notes and flood. ed its bars and streets with gold pieces on his spectacu- lar returns from his mysterious treasure mines, languishes in prison today because he re fuses to answer Superior Judge Craig's question régarding the disposal of $25,000 he claims to have rectived from the sale of a mine. Scotty must remain in dur ance vile for contempt of court until he is willing to taik and pays a judgment of $1,247 held by Dr. J. W. Lawton, MEXICO CITY, Juve 4 Gen. Orosco, commander-in-ch re pe the rebel forees, may flee to the United States, ia reported here to- day, following the receipt of a vised dispatch from Gen, Huerta's head- quarters, that Orozco, Salazar and other rebel leaders have andon- ed the plan of defending Cathua bua and have fled to Juarez }said that Orozeo will continne op erations near the international boundary, in order to silp over the lime when his troubles become too great to bear, It ia ‘aste so many days in here? PRISONER—Days never mach te me. Nights were my bus iness hours. MILITIA SMASH SAN FRANCISCO, June 11- Making four actual bits ont of ov- ery shot fired at a moving target four miles away, with 10 and 12- inch guna, the provisional regiment of Califorala Guards, Coast artil- has issued a proc-|jery, have today smashed every rec calling upon ail the people |ord heretofore held by National the issued a proc-| to the same effect some fm keeping with the will be given this after- and Hall park by a band Children’s Industrial oulEN FOR TAFT GO, June 14.—-When the Rational committee re- its hearings today of con- @legations but eighty cases to be heard. The con- ts in whieh the most interest were those from Washing- nd ice It was expected the 30 contests from Texas And the 20 from Virginia would be today, making it certain bat the committee would complete - iy night. Committee seated the Taft fa the Ninth district of with a viva voce vote. supporters claimed Taft men had bolted the convention and had Syarate meeting. When the re 5 <p edly was announced to bis feet, shouting "This in a plain steal. CITY, June 14.—~Suing for divorce, Carden Smith War practically isolated companionship be- rther used so many the neighbors would [D0 You KNow the average value of a farm is $11,346 and the averago size is 203 acres? Be iverace value of a tom farm ten years ago was and that the average size acres? That Seattle has 17 mites of clus lights? Tat 3 mics ms er system h acity of 67,26 Soe pacity « 9 gal That the highest-priced wood ‘in Re World is called iv. bole, that it ‘aid West Afr and that it i" $2,600 for 10 and th Mab equare feet? | lating the eight-hour law for wom, ler fu a fitting man-| Guardsmen in the West in heavy artifiery practice. Every shot was within the radius which marks a theoretical hit The target was of wire mesh, 60 by 20 feet, with a 10-foot pyramid of réd canvas tn It was the center. fired at from ere ate @ few We might pul our Ten-cent bacon, honest short-haired ALL RECORDS strawberry boxes, pianists, deaf-and-dumb barbers, false teeth that look natural, hon- est polities, patent leathers that won't crack, fresh eggs less than six months oid, the end of the Mex- jean revolution, auto drivers with common sense. READY FOR DEMOCRATS BALTIMORE, Md., June 14.—De- claring that the two-thirds rule probably will not be considered at the democratic national convention here this year, Norman Mack of Buffalo, N. Y., chairman of the democratic national committee to- took charge of the arrange- ments bere. Chairman Mack con ferred with a number of democrajjc aders, and declared that the con- tests over the seating of delagates will be ont and unimportant FOUND GUILTY O. F. Frederickson, the Pike st. grocer, who appealed from bis con- vietion in the justice court of vio- was again found guilty in the superior court by @ jury. He was charged with employing Matilda Primiey for 14 hours on April 6. WORKING FOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE CHICAGO, Jane 14--Open’ an- nouncement that he is working hard for the Ingestion of a woman's suffrage plank in the platform was made here this afternoon by Gov- ernor Hiram W. Johnson of Cait fornia. 1,500 SLAIN LONDON, June 14-—That 1,500 Italians were slain when the Turks) drove them from Tedba, Tripoll, ou Wednesday, was declared in a Cen tral News dispatch from Tripoll re-| % ceived here today, KEEPING HANDS | OFF IN CUBA WASHINGTON, June 14,--That he state department intends to keep its hands off the Cuban situa-| tion, in apite of the heavy peesaure | in favor of intervention which ts being Drought againat it, was indl-| cated fn statements of the officials | here today, The department open-| ly disoredited the reports of atroel- ties committed by the negro rebels! in. Cuba, AUTHOR, 45, WEDS GIRL, 18 SAN FRANCISCO, June 14+ Harry Leon Wilson, noted author and former editor-in-chief of Puck, is married here today to Helen Me Gowan Cooke, daughter of Mra. Grace McGowan Cooke, the novel iat, following 4 aummer romance at the artists’ colony at Carmel-by-the- Sea, Monterey county, Cal. Wilson is 45 years old and his bride 18 116,582 WANT VOTES FOR WOMEN WASHINGTON, June i4.-—Peth tions favoring an amendment to the United States constitution on abling women to vote, signed by 116,582 persons, were presen’ tn the ho today by Congressman Victor L. Berger of Wisconsin. The petitions were cirenleted by the na tonal officials of the socialist party. THE SEATTLE STAR | TO Man Susecntnens. ~The date whee Your #u t i on the address Tabel cer ee For the convenience of our readera, ¢ have eatablin eneles at the fottewing locations . ME. Mullen. 5409 in Me oe Quaker D: wav. Phone Pike at ird ay. and Madi Firat av, near Spring at Ada may be left at these brancher where «ame rates will be given ae) at main office Transient rates! are lc per line or @ times for the! price of & for cash ada | Stores, Fourth ay. and iment, New Today. eee PIANO SNAPS Ht, laree aise, good condt agents nak $500. Gur price 8200.) & Co., iar 4 con * than fy Priee,| now $176 Steinway Square Grand, wilt in fine condition. Price $100 We are exclusive agents for the world-famous auer Adany) Sehaat and Christman Pianos and! now. } We se uo money because our! rent and all other expenses are vary low JONES, ROSQUEST & KILLEN SERATTLES HOM® PIANO DEALERS psi0 Third Ave, Bet. Pike and Prine 1h tad Fisk yLANG a WILL SAVE YOU MONEY. WAL, ING, 200, 304, Afeade An- 2 set OPbORITE ELEVA TOMA Coste nothing te investiq « EW PROCKES CARPET CLEANTNG € sargets hairdressing, . manicurtag. Main 413) larber ¢a- ’ ane lie couccted North Co.. 633%. Y. Bik De Haitery, Hi on ne, ibe roll, heto hop P Jose Benito, pref. of be medicine, Bpanish steam pecially, Golondring lintment for Theumatiam, paralysia, nerves, consumption and stomach trouble! and chronic diseases, and for all rts of skin diseases. Hours 1 to 6 and 7 to 0 p 6425% Ballard Ave. Room 4, Grafton Hol Phone Vallard i392 ow Lackd will preserve the finish on automobile, your furnite Incko wil! make y SPECIALTY Co. 227 Paeifie Block Mi. Hi. Helier, 106 Sen G will call at The Star office, ahe will recelve FREB two box seat tickets to Pantages theatre. Mt. Rainier, 10-day outing, ing $20, Leave Beattie July Beacon 1899. “bun, LAC I? Mrs. camp- . nnn RUPTURE CU BED. permanent, no ton from labor; ured past tw te 76 Harver Didg, Sesto. Rock ioy ste 1 7 Bitet called for, Bide. elec chl- wedical bath tro-therape a, manicuring, ropody. 211 Union, Apt. 0. Thiropody and manicuring parlor; scalp and factal treatment, Open evenings. 210 Liberty Bldg. GILTAT TH BLADES sharpened, Tie doz, orm, he, ete. 1401 4th av. FOUPE WiIGH—Ali Kinda ef hair work. Korb, 104 Spring Ind 1692 Gonfinement home, best city refer ences. 3424 Fifth W. Q. A. 2106. usinted Society Names and nen. 704 Pine Street : Nichols. bungalows. Hinckley i S-room modern Park, $26.00 THE MODERN BUNGALOW CO. 00 Mth N, B. Phone Kenwood 6 F Bale-—Classy 6-room bungalow, furnished complete; Madison pa low ground rent, lon r stores and lake; cheap. Or unfurnished #-room house, nie location, nice lawn, flowers, fruit; for summer or jong lease. 1143 16th Flats for Rent. OOO AD 5 Bae v-v+ POON Five-re fiat month, A 1 __ Apartments for Rent. Bxce re Furnished and un- furnished; 9th and Pike, Main 2861 St. Lawrence, 1509% sth—-Comfort- able, clone in. Main 8661 4 up. Housekeeping Rooms, (MPIC APTS., 2010 Weatern av, tingle rooms, $1.59 up; suite, $3.00 up. Near public ,sarket. Furnished housekeeping rooms, $1.60 per week. 1012 Pike Street, Hl- Hott ahi W ree light hownekeeping ris; lgctricity, bath, phone; reason- Feast 609, “1 modern, $8.00 per 4627 Interlake av inter Apter eholce, mon- 92.00 tip. THE bd a tt ae JUNE 4, 1912. Free Tickets to Pantages Theatre Read The Star's classified columns. Somewhere in the cla ified appears the name of some lady who will receive an order for TWO (2) BOX SEATS FREE to Pantages theatre if she will call at The Star Busin ess Office, Star Building. —raouages Always Has a Good Show” irectors. hwonrh 4 b BONS,| ©. Main or Miliott 949. ality Undertaking Parlovs, 4214 nN. B. North 212 W. B Fork-| ner. | Honney- Watson Go. Puneres virec: tors, Third ay, and University. Main 13; Biltott 264 ices: Unive dath Lost and wo wiish bull terrier pup, & pure white except laree t over and around eye Re Frank Waterhouse, & roc. reward. Loat months old binck turn ave hy ‘inder reture 1 Beacon 4350. Liberal reward. Sunset brooch, black enamel flower, met with pearis, in center, Phone Bast 1899. ward Bingiiah brown wood 125 Pound rite and polnier daw: T17. Ken- spots, Main Toward i have your guaranteed ~it—Music roll on Port Lawton car Wednesday, Queen Anne 2968, re- ward . Red irish terrier hatred, welghe 36 pounds Kast 918 or Main 696. Loat— Twe striped lemale WATCH ch ard. Hamed Mike, wire- Neward rewa. on falnier biva.} 3405 Kdmunds st.) Vinee Dlackberries and curr fortable quarters, With stoves near town. H. Burg Sumner, Wash. Wanted—iadies that ave old tints | and trimmings to. br She CRATE. and have pew hats made of them AL moderate prices, tO berry pickers for faspberricn and} binckberries: ho ework$| water furnished free Puy erate, good berries, M cubic | " and nd Dressrma king ade Mids. var sewing. raking schoo! ing 316 Are bring eal a Help \ Wanted Male UNiTED as wiabuaes {9 THLEGRAPE. COMPANY MUST HAVE MORE OPERATORS Bil before congress will create; sixty new positions. Training clasg Fate reduced to ten dotlare pot} month, for short time only. Apply Jot | oe) WANTED.-Men to learn the barber © pald while learning. Call or write NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGS i He. Ss Youae men wanted for raurees and Wireless telegraph, serv) to hear: a i thea On YOUNG men aad ¥ rae wanted to learn Salegrag! guaranteed po- ntioné $68, 490 imanthiy. Call oF idress Pacitt Tel yao tae Westington Mulldtng. First Are. Wanted —h and helper Wa charge no foe. The Waahin Madison Bi % 3rd Ave ndquiet weil $28 watts wocnuee he # them oom 204 Kapress Th dows 1) $15? Why for ood barber at Me COLERGE ental ay singi# foome tbe and Jetand Washington, Norman, & Yesler way. $c and 56c, Men only. Bath. Solicitors wanted. Apply |W. Parisian Dye Works, 1405% 1 Bay “1 enw tt in The Btar™ ite cleaned and pressed, Sultitoriura 1 earn to be @ MOL = par HOTEL take laying hena in oxchan, tinting, painting of paper Phone Kenwood 665. 138 win for hanging 15. Gist at “Houses tor Rent. VERY CHEAP RENTS 00—278 Fifth ay. N., S-room flat 219 Queen Anne av., 16-room houre. 1116 house $20.00—224% Wifth flat $25.00. Jefferson at., 9-rdom av. N, 6-ropm n_and In good r GEO, W. DILLING Main 449 420 New York Mik Vor Rent—Modern | five-room far- nished bungalow, $26; near Cowea Park car THE MODER BUNGALOW Mig) 5700 14th N, B. Phone K Seven-room house, corner Ninth. Telephone Bast after @ p,m. 7-room house house, fruit, All mo Ir. 43 jot VRIxTHs; chicken berry bushes and gar+ den; $18 month, Cor, 6th ave. N i and 68th st, Phone Millott 2635 Kt Gomfortabie 4-room ¢ tage at North Park; 30 minute: ride; good water, rent $6.00 por month. Phone Bast 742% For Rent—New f-room house, orn, $13.00, 6406 40th & Harriso! 1 ee Furnished Rooms. ARAAARARALS inus Motel, 8th & Virginia, ne estiake, offers new, modern, antly furnished ro as, with the Beat accommodations. lowest rates, i Howell. Main Vor Rent Vir, Donald 178 Rates P The Broadway, corner Droudwa and Yesler.* Modern, $2.00 a wee! up. 1. 8 Prentiss, ‘proprietor. ht, alry farnishe nin, with amoking room; rent moger- 4602 15th N. WILY furnished rooms, Hight. 622 Spring st, and #Wo ni furnished front free phe 708% Pine at HOTHL Khode Island, 86 Virginia at 0c day and $2.50 week and up HOTEL Rainier, 168 Main st., bultding. Rages 50¢ and up GRAND PACIFIC HOTBL, Firat-—Rates ioe daily and _ul Hot AN us ate. c with bat, ithonv, at i 1118% ‘Board and Room. furnished Orn, with t strayed from 226) | 260 } desirable part of city, Hot hill, Mast 6625, Cap- Business Chances. ry vend ny +,<< A Author Music, art if North 162 Splendid opportunity for a reliable * of man and wife, with a fow o get into business for App! to Dept, tt, A. L. 603-6 Pioneor Mag h Funk @ Co, Hotels, rooming houses, stores, w loons, for sale or trade. Kauttman:kelly Kompany, North- ere Hank Wide. tasbrook Restaurant, establish business: lon, w go. 00. Third Natl nies. Wark rocery and for cash. X- at erition ot, ¢ Alar Wantel—To meet an intelligent Derson who has $200 to loan at 10% Laeourity, Urgent. Ad. Star, X 341 Grocery and gen. merchandine store, established 7 year f the best on the Hat nbors, ‘T ‘oF Hale, $id, seevn-room furnished. M4 Sprin, Vroom house, furnished wale, $260.00. 614 Bpring Haitlote S628 a Dye works for sale. Investigate at once, Address X 337, The Star, Hishsls buageiowe. Hinckley, uns Farm Lands. WELL-IMPROVIED FAIUM 45 minutes from Beattle, on car; 20 acres all producing heavily, with Peature for 39 co 9 hih-«rade milk cowe, 9 head young cattle, 18 head of hogs. chiekena, 1 horse, wagon and harness h |All farming tools. 30 tons of hay soon ready to cut, and other things too numerous to mention, On account of dinability, will sell at « sacrifice, Price 97.500; can arrange terms see owner at 1265 Empire Bidg. or call Main 1266 Ask for Smith SACRE LITTLE FARM On good road, within mile Lake Sammamish, for $356 in & mo: uy, where fruits, d chick $30 cash, "i month. show you th {eon car and county steamer Urania (19 boats Hurke & Farrar’s offic land wharf, or call 104 Cherry 10ACKE BARGAIN Owner will sacrifice bie ten-acre ranch to faise money quickly; all level, rich loan mh will grow ything: @ screw eady planted; and nh; easy driv- to market, fare to Be Price reduced to $1,599. oft ferry or Kirk easy te ACT incubators lease and Just outmide city. 3-year les brooders all for 689. et RELINQUNISHMENT FOR SALB 160 acres, all fenced; small house, good barn and cellar; 100 acres good plow land: 20 acres of this can be irrigated by spring by aravity flow; only % mile to school, 4% miles to good RR. town, | 40 sores Ta ovens this year. Price only $609. big ana BMPIR Howes AD CO. 545 Empire Bide Wisve” Jaat Feturned from” tai Vergua co "Montana, where I located four homesteaders in the most favers4, wheat belt of North America. I have a line on 10 cellent free homent revure rate FOR EXCHANGE Beven-passenger Winton automob! fully equipped wt $4.00 WH exchange Vouse Yacant property 408 Amerian Da and lot or k Bldg. TWEEN SEATTLE AND TACOMA COUNTRY HOME high.y good exchange for Seattle property ROBERT sit ae y 1010 Alaska Butidin, ~ BMALU Re _. SaaReD FOR EXCHANGE 10 acres near Kirkland, highly im- proved, $4,500.00, Will take Se. attle property up to $3,500.00, bal- ance long time. 10 acres 1% milea 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. OYES, 317 Boston Block. REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE acres wheat land; 130 in crop; ad; with the place. Price $5. 200" exchange for cit roperty EMPIRE HOMESTEAD CO. 565 Empire Bldg. WANTED —Good farm within thirty miles of Seattle; will exchange good T-room house and pay some cash diffe ROBERT MALTBY 1010 Alaska Bullding FY ACHOS, ail improved, ad joining one of the best towns in the Yakima Valiey, Will exchange for Seattle property ROBERT. MALTBY 1010 Alaska Buildin Acreage. CHRAP LITTLE FARMS RIGHT QUALITY AT RIGHT PRICES 6-10-20-40-mcre tracts; soll of best quality, & to T fect deep; clay sub- soll, which conserves the mois~ ture; absolutely free from rock or ravel; logged off, burned over; SY TO CLEAR; pure water; near good towns, markets, etc Not in backwoods, but farmed now on all sides, THE BEST OF SOTL (CB FOR STEADY WORK within one-half mile, provide will se This ts the the man of to get start buy eky, Bray land, t get soil that will produce. We prepared to show the best, fron't be satisfied with less than that $35.00 proved cure you employment for a i 0.00 per acre. Some tm Places: ny terma; 6% RAY BRU i bT 411 Hoge Bldg. by Owner, 2%-acre tract, your own terms. 2% acres $700; just 1 hour from imar, 502 Pioneer Bldg eC will) ___Acreage—Continued RICH CLEARED FRUIT AN VEGETABLE TRAGTS We are selling the finest land in the state of Washington at Rock-Bottom prices and on easy terms. These tracts will pay for themselves and make you an independent living. We have got just what we adver- tise. The finest proposition in the world for the man who wants a home in a rich valley, on two new railroads and two beautiful rivers. There is noth- ing to compare with this in the northwest. Call today entire for particulars. ORECON & WASHINGT ON DEVELOPMENT COMPARY 410-11-12 Hoge Bldg, Seattle, Wash. $1 CASH 50c A WEEK 10-acre farme, located half way be- tween two fast growing towns, walking distance, 16) =minute: drive, with mills, factories, cream erties, condenser, fruit cannery and coal mines, plenty of work at good wanes for everybody. Over $1,- 000,000 worth of work going on at resent in these towns. The soil the very best of clay loam, free from rock or gravel, fine for fruit, berries and den, living spring water, free wood. ‘He one of the first, 80 you will have first choice on this tract. Price $35 per acre, $1 cash and 60 cents a week, in- terest 6 per cent SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON LAND COMPANY 709 Second Ay. Room 15 Downs Btk. ACREAGE NORTH OF THE CITY A few tracts left on Everett Inter- urban; 45 min. from city, On good automobile road; accessible to Ke- attle markets by interurban, tra! boat or excellent agon road Large tracts at $125 @ tract on your own terms. This is honestly one of the best acreage offerings ever put In Seattle 5 ers are already dev improving their property. water at 4 and 6 feet depth. loam soil OSCAR JENSEN & CO. 214 Northern Hank Bidg., 4th & Pike KIRKLAND LITTLE RANCH If you want a close-in ranch, see this, A fine level tract of alder land, partially slashed and burnt Located on a good road, within walking distance of the ferry land- ing. Here's where one can rais an abundance of vegetat ber- , chickens and fruits ‘Price $426. Terma $75 cash, $15 a month. To see this tract, take a Madison car and county ferry or Anderson boat (19 boats dally) to Burke é& on Kirkland wharf, Rich ai rt Machias we have a few level 5-acre tracts with very good soll, near schools and saw- milla, rural free delivery and tel- hone service; fruit cannery at Snohomish will contract in ad- vance for all fruit ratwed at going market prices. Terms $10 cash, balance $5. per month OLE HANSON & CO. 314-15-16-17 New York Block per acre; CLEARED LITTLE FARMS Investigate our and 10-acre orchard and garden tracts, close to three railroads, in fast ‘growing and prosperous Community. Prices less than cost of clearing stump land. V liberal terms AMERICAN HOME INV. 400-1-2 Mehihorn Bidg. 814 Second Ay. co. PS rtation, 6 AND 10-ACRE TRA Near Seattle; beat of transp cholee location some are im- proved; some have springs, creeks or lake on them—THE Bist TO BE HAD AT THE PRICE—$35 per re and up; $10 to $26 down and to $7 per month. See us while hey last INLAND EMPIRE L. 5 YY co. 1927% 3rd AVE. MAIN 3194, $175—G ooD BUY—$175 Level lots, to car, down, $6 1 1 Ww RIVERTON RANCH valley land DANDY fenced, tion, $2 6 per ¢ Arcade Annex VEN INVESTMENT CO, FINE HOME SITE 5 acres not far from Ronald station, on Everett Interurban; some view, good soll; one acre cleared, Only 2,600.00. BURWELL & MORFORD 675 Colman Bidg. ___ _Aereage—Continued PARTLY IMPROVED 19 ACTUES, $460 ated just went of Seattle on main miles from boat ianding . Tele and KR. D, right in front o sight of school a for the plow. to clear. Pr 460; $10 cash $19 monthly, Puget Sound Waris 6o., 1444 Third Ave LITTLE VALLEY RANCH the urban, two fine level ali cleared and fenced, with chicken houses, ar- Fine jand and , Lerma $60 Burke & Bnap in with fine ton nell $1,150; ance Kirkland bu Kalow, if than Nendinet arty for lown, bal- walk from sponsible mall amount than rent. Phone own- 7456, or write M. Straith- 1114 37th ave. SKAGIT COU? 00d land, Pr er, Kant miller 40 acres 1-3 cash & hie “% acer m Hurl $400, $20 cash « A. K pe Hallard 818, Take car line: $10 per month. WYLDE 412 New York lock. " Blitott 6007, Witt KiVER VALLEY ~~ and upland farms and acreage tk. TUCKER AGENCY Warhin ” Main 7271 rich, level land, $260, $10 ily, at WYNACO on near Auburn, Herbert 204 Leary Bldg. | ! BARGAINS Real Estate. lot 60x124, no $850 cash 10 per month. Upper, City Real Estate, .? WE HAVE TWO NICE HOME LOTS For the low price of $600; 20 down and balance 10 per month, or will sell one for $2 60, These lots are level, having good view and betng within 4 blocks of Lake Washington, with ety trie Mehta miy 20 min- ai. je from Pio- y FARRAR, INC 104 Cherry St Ground Floor fee! utes’ car heer nq BU RKE o SOME MORE i 3-room b Near University, pom houme, 40-ft nm terme, on Brooklyn av. 6 lot. Price $1,200, S-room modern $1,450; terms, University district house, large lot 50%100, 2-room , coment walks, y terme HERMAN SCHROEDER 323 Liberty Hide. Third and Union, BIG BARGAIN IN LOTS A few choice lots within four blocks of Lake Washington for $250 each. Yoented, and hav house, stree' Price $7 Let er ea ‘These lote a Kirkland. where they have water, schoo pte. $20 cash, $8 monthiy. T ison car and county rye Steamer Urania. (19 Fonts Anas to Burke & * office on Kirkland wharf, or call 104 Cherry at city AN IDEAL HOMESITE LAKE WASHINGTON WATER- FRONT, 100x156, Hes fine, no marsh or bluff; shade trees; exce!- lent transportation: can work town, This week only—# Terma. ROBERT MALTBY 1010 Alaska Building A LITTLE FARM 4-roem plastered cottage; city wate wired for light, chickem house and run, beautiful garden: lot 60x103; streets graded; 1% blocks to Phin- ney ave. car: north of Woodland Park, Price for this week, $1,200; at your own terms, Take Phinney car to 65th st. Ask qT REALTY CO. Delightful subs utes from Pion highly productiv seven-room house A SNAP. Phone if | i o modern beautiful view. Bast 4503 BEST HOME BARGAIN IN THE CITY Price only : cash, balance $16.00 per month. New four-room cottage on double cor- ner, with nice view of Sound and mountains. Within 3 blocks of car line and 5 blocks of city park. You should see his place at once if you are looking for a cheap home. & FARRAR, INC, $100 BURKE 104 Cherry St. 50.00 DOWN Stop paying rent to some one els Be your own landlord, We ow two splendid little $ and 4-room an excellent district. » them. Fine large and your own h INV. CO, Mehihorn Bidg. aie ond Av. PHONE US And let us show $175 to $ $5.00 DO We can she ing Sun i JOHN H. WHITE CO, 407 Oriental Blk, furnished, i9x31, 560x100, at Norwood, 10 miles Shelton, $150 cash, or trade for launch with good engine. Also acres of land, $400. Owner, | _X-343, care Star. For a few days only, cheay the South Bnd; 2 lots, 4 eo! tage: bath and pantry; best view; no dust, Ad, Owner, X 443, Cr. Star, Tq acres, b-room house, green- house; nice for chicken ranch; on Main ro Stdney F-room $950. $1,000. FOR SALe of the city. SAMUBL COLLYSR, 926 Leary Bld Memb Seattle Real Watate Assn. 1 Sale—Nice 6-re house, lots. Phon 1892. Main For lot ale—House 17. house, + Tots; lot, % finished; cottage, large North 207, two r C . 1722 Ist Ave. gf, horace, wagons, every, Tuesday, 1 p. m Auct. Phone Main Taek, fresl arn Ww Robb, | Por Sale—z Phone Beacon 2488 ny Fresh milch cow and calf for sal Larson, 36th av, 8, W. and Dawson, mares in foat. suitahie for for mers. Watson Bros bist § LE For Sale—Wood and Coal. tent dust pan with feat Youd con heifers, for| 3 SB ii he RE oma Wainwright & McLeod. Phones 1215 a Wanted to 0 Buy--- Furniture a COL ran Rotee Or Olilew woods be 510 Pike. 3227. For Sale — Miscellaneous. Popular pte pi tures at Popular prices, Kuarantee ane IDEAL Piions sPibio Sigs 117% 3rd Ave, Dig cous, furnished Fent or male, $6.00 « 409x120, Larnos and Dawson. *t# 8v. Piano slightly used, good ox 106 h ro Hoe cash. 198 North Broad tubs comple 416 Becond av ition; way. pri ornell, New pianos for r rchane. Mi For Sole Pots. = pay the for good oultry for etihin 5 Poses © dress all our and frye Trziesele and rk i, Pi POULTR Top Naty hee Govnte | Market, j Phone Killott 4268. Pull atock or hatching eg — dremae. resh ranch Marke re “lowent 404, a incubatora, gs. em Poultry TY AND COUNTRY 1. On improved oF tacant pata ty any amount, $50 to $600; long of ‘ort time; easy payments; no de- tay. Sturtevant z 312 Boston money alwa real estate a avail bh OBCAR J 214 Norti SEN & CO. orn Bank Bidg., us to hae business prop- CORE REALTY Co. 1AM. BK. BLDG. T GOODrE ater tate Loan tos “es : Real Be. Amounts 08 511 Bailey ee * LAND COLLATERAL ed on Miamrnds and vate offices: confidentiak, Sn Jewelry Co.. 803 ind Av, cRN F ROKERAGE Ses {om $5.00. to $100, ALARIED PEOPLE © security or ind LOANED ON FURNITURE by rp bmenteme receipts, etc. rms, prompt serv! worn Bask ~ ath aE Pike and TAANB, LONG TERM, 6 PER CENT, PUR FOR pUpiNG RPOSES, CHARGED, MOU $1,000 YEARS NO Derk GORE CASKET Money loan elry: pri Ameri w ithout MO: ; BP peRTAIIN ‘anadian Offic “s TmIneree. Toronto, yo ta (Canade. ete. + Ges teres and tine depositge c ’ HAND Garom ‘ tables and bowling alleys end'ase all ke cessorics: bar fiat Wikre A Petco a A 200-203-204 First Av hoor 1 (Micatics maker. F.'R, Bott 18 1434 Te R_Ay, fio Par A W.K Walker Bidg.. formerly Burke Hi ‘ na ibe A AN, DETECTIVE AGENCY Soay Detective Ag: Arcade Bid, a tantist work cerning Resben dt emptions from borers’ lien. coma Beedie, 15 est courts. Ot, Gorwin Townsend, Consultation free. ~ Bailey iStca Ten-cent sheet music—i be ry Chapel, Witches Dener le of Spring and th other pieces to cheose ton ane alogues mailed in 560 Walker Bidg., 2n4 ity. SYKE) MUSIC SCHOOL—Mandoiln, anjo. Instrume foaned. 618° Pe Bank Bidg, NEW PIANOS TO KENT 7 on purchase. Was re 500 Bulidinge Fen uw, Ta at Burke Bld eee ae Seattle Pattern Works, 516 F onan st AY, South. Best equipped shop. Main rst-< work guarantecd. Canova’ Stud! 1118 8rd. i. Photos that pice OF ALL 818 Ss phied, Central Bag 20T Pine st—Piano. Main 789; Ind. 3382 Nera CAND SO aera jaceninan or Ba aprings: Je 200, Jacobson. First ieoel gioware Jolly, mover, William furn