The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 15, 1912, Page 7

"$6,000,000--AND His Own Game. Oemno—L" BROWNSVILLE, » July prie| ‘Twenty-five miles Bien of here is the feudal town of Harlinger. |B oo Moy'd never know it was a feudal | town to look at it, It's not at a Hike the feudal towns you read | about. it's a hustling, up-to-date | of 2,500 people, the center of | a rich agricultural district, and it looks like any other thriving Texas | town of its size. It isn’t walled or moated. And there's no donjoned and turreted castle there for its) ever-iord to live in. Nevertheless, its overlord ts} there, and on the job all the ‘ttm. | His wame is Lon Hill. He owns ger and all the land there | eBoute—in fact. all the land be) m there and Brownsvill is worth $6,000,000, } Aé“has twelve automobiles. nd * Hie is a graduate of two colleges.|# POOR LO'S RECORD & And he holds a world’s record)* Born poor, Low Hill has * for wealth. }@ mad& $6,000,000, and with ® For he is the richest Indian in|® out depending on goverm # the world Lon Hilt t* a sgl ment land allotments for # Blooded Choctaw, his start * ali in- tile uo docides thet he|& Owns the whole town of & Must be educated if he would win. # Harlinger, Tex * he put himself through the/® Owns 500,000 acres of land. & £ y of Texas and the law/® Sports 12 automobiles. * pol of the University of Vir- Owns two cane plantations ® Binia *® and a sugar mill * For years be practiced law. But|® Is a graduate of two univer. & be did only fairly well. Ten years # sities. * @g0, at the age of 43, he was stilli'® Has paid for the education ® @ long way from success. is of 100 children, * He went to Brownsville He) ® * landed there a widower with eight |* * | children and no other assets. Hel g ei ye ee eee eee Ee ee DR INDIAN! ONLY WORTH MADE IT HIMSELF Fall Blooded Choctaw, Richest Redskin in the World, Proves That the Indian Can Beat the White Man at BOY, 16, IS PREACHER, BUT HE STILL LIKES ICE CREAM BY FRED L. BOALT As many as could crowd into the Milliman City Christian church did #0 last night to hear Ernest Everett Doak pri A third of the congregation, perhaps, were graybeards, armed with wellthumbed Bibles, who would have felt a human, perhaps ornery, satisfaction If they could have caught Ernest Everett Doak in a biblical oh, stip or confounded him on his orthodoxy, But Ernest Everett Doak was not to be caught napping. fin wer- v mon was soundly orthodox, and, without manusertpt, or even note: he gave chapter and verse unorringly, and the grayb had to admit that it was a sermon good for the soul, coming from one fore Lim, called to deliver God's niessage to a sinful world, Tt was a « youth, and Brn ordained preacher in America Though young tn years ‘ore test ence, preached. Rey. Ernest Everett Doak, aged 1 twe not and wearing spectacies. pressive. He told me his father’ is Re the Chri now the daye, father is temporarily “Well,” replied Rev. Doak, “m man. my thought to be a preacher. Even when I wa You went to school “You; when I could “Did you throw paper wads?” Rev. Doak taughed. wads. | played hookey. | forbidden. | robbed orchards. 08 HILL, INDIAN PLUTOCRAT Was even 4 little in debt, about _ But he had a scheme in his opened it. He got options on |thousands of acres of semi-arid valley land at $1 to $1.50 an acre, Then ho taid a railway scheme before B. F. Yoakum, head of the “Prisce road Yoakum saw the possibilities and agreed to build the road that Hill wan The railroad was built. The | ditches were dug. The land bios |somed like the rose. And most }of it was Lon Hill's land, Lon Hill now owns some 300,000 acres of Texas land, with a vast amount of other property, and is blossoming into a philanthropist [ewe ee | oa Lees Fup her children the modern take them to the art museum. statues. tuary, the little boy seemed ying nothing. His mother lorm his own opinions. ‘Ane in all innocence pushed o “Here, you Anne!” Don't you know this is no art farefully around the figures, eyeing them from all angl made no comment, The next morning when John was shouted John LIFE VS. ART. A conscientious young Boston mother, who tries to bring manner, decided she ought to So she took John, aged 6, and ‘Anne, aged 4, and spent an afternoon among the paintings When the children arrived in the room given up to ancient He walked , but leaving him much impressed taking a bath, little pen the bathroom door “Keep out of he museum ?” THE DARROW DEFENSE WINS A BIG POINT LOS ANGE July 15.—The "Darrow defense won an important Victory today when Judge Hutton Tiled to admit testimony of Col ‘om Johnson, a Los Angeles attor- “ney who acted as counsel for Bert DH. Franklin, following his arrest on @ bribery charge. Franklin, who was employed by the McNamara defense, pleaded guilty to jury bribing. Johnson is expected to testify that Franklin, in @ personal statement to him, ab- solved Darrow from any connection with the transaetion. Jedge Hutton’s ruling upset the ontention of the prosecution that iclin’s statements to his attor- td were inviolate. STEAMER RUNS DOWN BOAT Jack Sommers, 17, an employe of the H. R. Orr company, and an pther youth of the same age nearly) Most their lives at 9:15 o'clock last) off Leschi park, when the mer Fortuna ran down their Dost. Sommers was sinking for ‘the third time when 4 canoelist wed into the lake and dragged out. Sommers’ companion swam to safety. That just one ac- ident oecurred is considered a miracle by the scores of occupants fn canoes and rowboats which were | {ting about that part of the lake istening to the band concert ip the park. Many boats barely escaped. . BUILDERS GO Convention of the National Asse- elation of Building Owners and ers clered Saturday with the fon of officers, Charles BD. president of the Seatth tion of Building Owners and ers, was elected president. Horton was elected unanimous , the only other candidate wit wing in his favor. The newly d president has been very a fn the work of the associatio ind has won many friend! G. A. Patterson of Chicago was cretary and F, C. Haupt iiwaukeo re-elected treasurer. IMPROVEMENT CLUBS HOLD CONVENTION Fourth annual convention of the Western Federation of Improve- ment clubs began this morning with a reception for the delegates at the Commercial club rooms, At 1:34 the delegates left for a steam- boat excursion on the Sound. Tonight the business sessions of the convention begin with an ad dress of welcome by iterill, Tomorrow a symposium will be held at Mt. Baker Park club rooms, which will be followed by a lunch- eon. Tomorrow night winds up the business of the convention. Over 200 delegates, representa tives of improv ent clubs from California, Montana, Oregon, Idaho and Washington, are attending. VETERANS TO MARCH IN PARADE Commander H. H. Cheatham ear- nestly requests all members of . oun F. Miller “ost Grand Army of th Republic and all wisiting comrades | |to assemble at 3rd ay. and Stewart! Thursday, in the Fra st. at 1 o'clock p. m | July 18, to take part ternal parade. Well, He Hadn’t! “Have you lived here all your life?” “Not yet.” Mayor Cot “I wonder if I can make esnarily bad portance of setting a good exampl i every chance to be good. rade, live You got religion? “1 have always had religion. when | wi young, but my heart w my health nearly broke down, 1 wen T “tt wae at Cul-de-Sac, me, but | wae frightened, town, farme Idaho. couldn't see my manuscript. about the love of God and ‘lastly,’ college, | them | ‘secondly at the Bibl “I'm a grader and trimmer, saved up $150, and I'm going “Do you like lee cream Iv wanted,” said the Rev. enthusiasm. qe ee (ed rman OL FT Rok “The Potlatch Bug’ march prom- ises to be one of the fine little fea- tures of this big Seattle week. The her ring, tbe 10 bars soap, 250; deviled ean; 2 10c orange marmatade, 1 G0c ‘tea, 9c Ib; B-layer cakes, 300; 6 loaves home made bread 186 Coun Link sausage, 106 tb.; rownd steak, 15 eal roast, 12%0 ib; pork bones, te Ib; chicken, The Ib.) mut- |ton chops, 12%¢ 1b.; catfish, 166 Ib. halibut, 2'lbs. 160, 4 Ibs. 2c; amelta, }10c 1b.; pearl onions, 200 pt; Ger- |man dill plekles, 2 dow wauer- |kraut, 10¢ qt; olive of. and 250 bottle; baby Cliyén, Ihe’ pt; Jeasen's genuine home made bread, 6 loaves ; Dahish pumpernickel, le, % for ANITARY olive olf, 350 pt; 2 100 cans and beans, 160; 2 ibe cane pineapple, 2 peanut but- 20e Ib; 4 6 milk, 250; | mustard sardines, Swedish sausage, 12% Ib; 6 4 ho » bread, 26c; Kngl#h pork pt 10¢ each; 2 Ibs. New York cheese, 550; mild ful) cream: che 5 lowa butter, 300 Ib; Washington | | but 2 Ibm, 65¢; new potato ‘THE SEATTLE STAR £0 MAIL SUBSCRIBERS—The dats iption expires 1a dress label of your paper. that date arrives, if your sub: gree rr it agah o. in advapeg, your name # from tib list. A change of date on the addr 1 fa & receipt. of Gur feader agencies at the Phone and For we have establish following boon tier P.M. Mullen, 6409 Ballard ay. for ame de t Everett Doak is a boy ou Rev, Doak, 6 A. A. Dowk, a general evangelist of tian church, who of necessity has led a roaming life. filling a father and son are laboring in the the latter is earning money with which to complete his education, What wiade you think you wanted to be a preacher?” father i a preacher and a good nt swimmin, 1 even ha 1 was not converted suddenly. 12 years old | felt that the time had come for me to take ne leased a deserted hotel and! my piace beside my father and be a preacher, Yes back P. J. BREINIG leader of the orchestra at the Grand opera house. |the bands in the parades and by the Jorchestras in all the theatres this s % not wit willingly at the feet of “a boy of aged 16, is not young In exper! for he was ordained at the age of 14, and even before then he I do not know why it is, but Ido not like excessive piety in the very young, and this feeling is shared by many, I wa 1 found him a slim, good-looking boy, In a natty Norfolk jacket of Off the pulpit, at least, hie piety was ulpit at umber I admire him more than any man | have ever known, good enough for him is good enough for me. When | was old enough to think at all, | knew I wanted T 5 years old, I often got hold of an Old Testament d to the other children,’ We moved about a great deal.” “Yea, and worse things than throwing paper ind fishing when they were a few fights. you understand what I mean. want you to think I consider myself better or smarter than other boys. To not think boys who do the forbidden, mischievous things are nec But my father always tried to impress upon me the im Our family life was religious. er boys did not I did what I could-by word and example to show them how to the way my father said was the right way ell me about your first sermon.” My sermon waa written and before The church was crowded—people of the cowboys, miners—all come to hear the ‘boy pri My knees were shaking and my throst was parched and tight. But | started somehow, And by and by I forgot all about my written sermon, and I told Perhaps I didn't give with all the rhetorfcal flourishes they taught me but | know that many of them cried, and so did 1" What work do you do at the lumber mill? it's hard work to the BI “Say, | never yet have had as much chocolate lee cream soda as | Ernest Everett Doak, aged 16, with heart-felt march was written by P. J. Breinig,} week. It haw a fine, eatehy air. j asst nrsst = = a) lbs. 16¢; green peas, bc ib.; tomatoes 19¢ to 206 1 | | | rice | . m © Ib; kippered WESTLAKE o ibe; kippered herring, Halibut, 4 Ibs. 25; aalmon, ¥ tbs.| mps Yb.; halibut, & se; shrimps, 100 Ib; sr 3 Iba enov butter, 2 Ibs. She } 260: ter bj gaits, 4 tbe, 25¢ butterine, 2 lbs ne flounders, 6 Ibw rt ‘New Today. A 88. The second store 18 @ money- saver. tigate, coats nothing to. look. We sell new pianos from 9150 up to $950, regular stock; art pianos to order, ¥ price. 88-nole’ player-plano from $350 up to $1,080. Terma from $1 a week Pp. We not Jarge dealers, but we ATG BIG ENOUGH to sell a GOOD PIANO at a right price and on easy torma—don't overlook this fact, SPECIALS FOR TURSDAY 0/1 Pianola Piuno Player, Mke new, cost $300, complete, with bench and music, §75. 1 Decker Brothers’ upright, cost 9600. Price now $198 { Lackerling & Co, upright, cost $350, price now $156. Daily dem onstrations the Player-P Om. Souventrs for tho Jadies. WALLI 200-201-202 vond ADQUART ALLADL one lamps lowell st SOUVENIT AND CORIO BitOP Antique Jewelry, postcards and pen- mill at Wyneeco, Father said | was too #0 set on it that | couldn't sleep night: And father finally sent me to the John. 80n Bible college, in Tennessee, where | studied a year. Moor, , be rds 16, and the youngest » prepared to dislike Just Kingston, and, week where I asked, What's ‘hat has always been But—— T do not I 1 was their com But and 1 was 13 when ener.’ ' them the ‘firstly, bet I'm strong. ble college this fall. HE WROTE “POTLATCH BUG”’ MAR It will be played by an be SOLD SELLING PIANO when G PIANO CO, 208 Arcade, Annex. oppoalte Blevators. Re COTTA and Incan cont kero- and supplies, 306 Jose Monito, prof. of botany pe rh consumption and ato dineanos, forts of wkin diseases: band? Ave, and iv 4 pecial dictne; Bpan My. Golo eurna tian, chron to 9 p. Room wee reralty One th NL. a f Wiitort dines, recaptio horals, PARIS FL, HORNS 413 ‘LORATL ¢ Cut Funera nae Milt RUPT ov Lang's Mineral Ki Man TOUPREER, WIGS—Ail Win: work. Korb. Get ad Por Ph uu ‘Riek Seiegrapn Tadte monthly learn n olegra 4 rr a [EARN LADIES’ making (p the largest and Ana m ¥ Tr LOKING ettoot. ted full Ort ‘cane bine Druggist Ladlen’ apd children's are infor faction guaranteed. ap! Bi: D. Turn URE er 200 ) 7 wo i Ww vi ed fi Baste. Mott 3408. iourtng ranors, 2! Acqual tres Hale ry erty ole f Bidg bungalo Co. Wanted ¢ telew up. ¥ Special awy bt one Have your hairdr ‘ ik com Bulk xpert Manicr dre mt rk ie complete POSIT IC AMERL ANI BIO, ok to regiet loymen din, toa ork in unt good %, atope ite ‘kien pim bra eoiatty, ag 466 OT EVERYTHING Sound Electr Shan an: ___Help Wanted—Male alied apace « atructe ver b bs pe ma. mit Liberty teal North west eines, bolier in eclatiy ttiee mehoo!, pamed personally to ap Dh give fr nplete tours or electri offer Itmited alo Ben ool, ng ready _Roy st NA upstairs etre Buil MOLEN 220 Occidental ~ Flotel Btate 00 HOTEL Rooms te Bay Wan wh yo! dei Lost Ph ly or hird ay. and Madisen @ty ‘229 Union near P. ser: A Gdatorium Dye Works, 4222 Wi. Mad- Ae eee toh ege tat th benches! ison. Hast ae Wagon calls, deliv- at main ofts Transient ratom) Ors — price of 6 for cash ade. pari. 106 por line or 6 times for the Koi fovelp a Jacobm Hidio Bon," Bh Th as Ny WARzED. {natructions tor student wanted everyw countant 5 White Building Men and women to the barber trade; wages id while learning, Cali or write. TIONAL BA High Grade School. Cy Want i Ree rr? arn to be a BAR $1.50 week “Norman, and 56 ted. Akers wan 217 ® 2 20 days or bus! ted—By stud Northwest Summer th and wil housekeeping apartments. statin Chas —_ Cascade school. price Cigar and general stand @ establt sacrifice If sold at Main 7561 eats My store and property for cash, a} bargain; good terms. X-361, care Star. Wanted—-Your printing. B. 8. Wall. or, 1621 Westlake, near Pine. Bi) Nichoi® baumalows winskier, Bik. Lost and Found. PRD RReneneeees Jewelry made to replace that whi a have lost rr, Wateh JAY Be Manufactu 114 Col From dock, South Alks, transom white stern with one, §, bundie and tat eon re down. pon 166 withe ler car ern Blac North 719 seal hand about 5 p 000 809 “A glFl’s rea hear coal re at » ite Je for lesa. ons, 1427 Thfrd, near Pike. North 21 1 Notices Cunt operation or de ftet ide, factal 104 Mpring new for its ndquist sli Room 204 Empr: sin Jamen st end Jewelry Ferdinand varnish, Went 35; h and Jette cameo ting Satu market or at Lesebt park, Tainio® ay. ry St “Notices. and bathe, ow ndrina Hiniment’ for paralysis, nerves, ach troub) and for all Hoare 1 to 5926% Ballard Trafton Hotel. tah whe ™m. 4 1 Directors, Pario iia W. B. Work- ral Direo- VWalvdeaits. taking ORIST—218 P rf Kent. Died from labor; past two Harvard Seattle. onder will eur r wired, dellv- 241 ‘Tineley ‘Bide. nad scalp, treat Buite 17, 217% DES sharpened, 460 fe, ete. 1401 4th ety. Nam Pino Street rod Persian kittens 5 prepare tor p aph operators any work, Eaay to reduced terme thts payments. Pacific jtute, 706 Wiret Av ate., done at Second and Feasonabie TAILORING ding. service uring hool west of New NS GUARANTEE AN LADIES TAT- ) DRESAMAKING ADWAY and PINE. Housework giris, or at Free Pubite 208 1 Union. oral elty ome how good lett ry pay removes ches Swift, nd Pike st i kine ayettess Sathe 316 Arcade INT TRONS—Ha to CTRICAL, asage, manicuring, diets nd in erp hour 16) : ENGINEER ARSHIPS engineering Just machinery, ete Duliding, where arranged and con- oF " To ad upon conditions Ibe we acho) ips for) in otther steam neering. TI ceria: RBER COLLEGE ington St use he # ood berber at 2h COLLEGES Ave hs gie rooms the and lstand Was’ 4 85 Yesler way. Men only. Bath. | Hi. Kine & fe tin The Star” varantee qualificn assistance position iness man. Agents re, Address Ac tents 2 ut nd ght Write, and location, to Chane down town Jewelry made to repaired, RO Jeweler bia St. ring urn ts Bohmite’ a 15-foot clinker rowboat, painted trimmings eward, of laun ple cover! raon, on Ninth to Pike. Phe a yi whirta, between v ° evening Pioneer Finder return to scelve reward hird and Yosier tay and in, Call Main ig, Green Lake Friday; reward m, sweater at Colum- bunkers; reward. Reacon 156. that always Houses for Rent. For Sale—F urniture. ‘ wk AAAAAADAAD ADA raring Lave on Queen Anne, §-room.mod-| LOL Bare and top and two nections fo arn tutniohed cotiayer wise 4] TOL filing contracts. oF legal pageea, roome partly furnished. You_witl| TO Barqain for, some reat estate oF Uke tons. "son thom. aii Wirat| TO rue firm. Call Btar “ottice A nines. TO ALO CH containin iaie ALA it| “arawere In flecnceaiids: & ott 1 barn, nitary, | 1947 bad gain and can be used for wards pe Now is the time to go and Gonbnaale Eias See me ee ™ “4 et in on the ground - Beri Lies may vet wardrobe ana nnn A tats ‘or Rent. Sier"te Ges drawer cabinet with mirror at bare AAPRALP DPD LS gain. Wine for offi.e or home, Call Troem modern downs » flat, nice Bitar office _ yard, walking distan< 21 7th N [== Modern f-room flat 50 Month. New 3424 Fitth tigen Anne 2106. sits : ee to Buy---Furnitura = — —_ on" aor aS OY OlIIhe WOoae Apartments for Rent. ov nandier: 610 Pike. Me Sas, toilet, bath, cheapest rent tn city ‘ i. : _— _ Blaney 1490) 7 |For Sale Miscellaneous, opland Court, 1969 Minor, 3 rooms, ies | Ann annrnnnnnnnn furnished, with lent Main 4240. rhe star 4A, 00D BOY Bxcei Apts.—Vurnisied and note hast Ke oak filing eabl- furnished, 9th and Pike. Main 286) The proof of modern city Lt) Bel has 9 large ‘letter tag. di - is there 1d you ati | hole drawers for etn, na a 0 hg yt hee TO have a chance to get | mi ous ta ‘ 5 = | t al ne Furnished Rooms. Btar ote PAAR ARAL RAPALA BUBINERS LOTS NEAR POTLATCH GRANDATAND ‘ abinet rire: 3 Vir Hote}, 8th & Virginia, near REAIDENCE LOTS } Oak, and in excelient ition, lostiaks, offers new, modern, | | Bargain tt take ae eat jantly turn “4 § roon with , TO AND FARM TRACTS | Btar {fice pent accommodations, lowest rates. | TO DAMAGED WA 7 Bonaid Wotel, $19 Howell. Main| TO Damaged bath tubs tt na 1789. All outside, modern roome,| TO 6 Rustad’s ¢ ® Rates reasonable [TO At the lowest prices ever 7 i ¥ = TT) = TO " known for good oppor rte cea, oold ae a Pasar Visokern 2.00 a eeek (TO — tanities, This t wn need. Wor information up, ©. #. Prentiss, propristor. ro has two new ratirouds i ; WOTHL, hode Triand, 66 Virw eet ta one io plano, mahowa Tiote! Wrooklyn, ind & University. farm and timber lands w& ws Modern, hot, cold wa um. rates|TO in the state eo Anne 40 HOTEL falnior, 164 Maip #t., brick| TO a Ao butt ng. Kates 500 and up. Bath.| TO CE p Bone GRAND Firat TO Since the Lint day of Jar a ’ vary Toit has « amu Hotels and te Houses lated a population of a OSE Aan o8 a Menno 600 people ahd a pay roll on CETY AND Cot NTRY Lene “Nice Glenn bo eine foom of $35,000 por mont! on tnproved 4 pyee e Trafton, 68 Talinrd av. By a “it Satlaine te : 2. fs 959 to $51 $00) long oF ¥ ps ag that t* build > mee no me; easy payments: no @e- SE WTTTOT Wecn at the deinands of the tar. lay. Sturtevant & Co, 317 Boston Boe to $1.00 day. $2.50 to $8 week me ong A + 4 to loan cn Ballard + | eutate. HOTEL CLARENDON-—-112% 4th av ou y and cal estate, &. Rooms foc and. te. KAliott 6421 J Une thee ‘of. the HOY KE: POWERS ‘ote vin J z rT Mod-|" wituath you will hav “Mliard Ay, ste ates ae de per week and ep | tho. opportunities aoor eens allara “405, cer . hat the pioneers of the JOODVELLOW & BON, WOTEL OXFORD, 1920 iat av., mod bo tace L QN, Feat ah Sy 4 rn cities of the Loans in aspire ern, rates § per k and w thwe only a to $10,000. 611 Bailey thd few the ne ibs chance) to. own property aiey Teaneg Se a na city a as a pos elr. - iture—-buying it y Private ‘officen: confidential, rly hing, com EAaT y Co. 803 2nd Av, paring it to the prices LoL ASTERN BROKERAGE GO. that you will see in Tolt is from $5.00 to $160.00 to in only @ few years. ARtED PEOPL, mY wa security or indorsememt. bite .oarket 3A GANED ON FURMTORR, Duse receipts, ete ing rooma, 910 Be 1012 Pike wt. Billott 4118W Peet oar e Barie, 117 Marto ie mod. We go to Tolt every morn- a ern sleeping rooms 06 ui ing ani return to Seattle " 5 the same Gey. Come te Classified Dewees and ave photographs, get Homesteads. full particulars as to Ov business opportunities, C = Have just returned f fag co AME + gpaenemt Busine S edfuie ~ SRT na county, M every man The mont fav America ntans. oy special excursion rates furnis ed by the Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Bound Ry, A few excellent homesteads left close to the rail road. oO any part of $0,000 acres excellent wheat land cheap. Act at once ©, J. McFarland, #1 Bailey Bide get a tree homestead 4 Bena large double-14 fo! map in colors, with list showing ail open government jand in Yashington and Oregon, $1.00 h, both 41,55 WwW. po Empire Ride oe sn are RECINQUISHMENT 160 acres in Grant county, § miles good ratircad town, fim and alfalfa land, Price $250. HOMESTEAD CO. Ginpire Bigg. NORTHERN A n. be orde! this, althou om not two at PACIFIC ENTION ed to Auburn. h the gen- hy not met adjoining the big $226 per lot, with water in and paid? Terme $10 1. $$ monthly. Ole Hanson & thira floor New York Block $-ACRE POUL ARM I have Gracres on a 4, with- in enay Orive of Seattle, for $350. If you want to #tart In the chicken business and make big money EMPLOYE You may You kn¢ eral public a lot or roundhow here's an excellent location for you. Will give te of $50 cash And $10 a month. Oyrde Hack: worth, Kirkland Motel’ Kirkiand, Wash. 16 ACHES, CLEARED STUMES, $29 buys 10 we M beautlfol with! Hap crorReit MORTGAGE $1 TRADE Y FOR CL INCUM VACANT PROVBL sh ATTLE WILL PAY OF MOR NECESSARY AND THE RTH IT. OWNER, 9 ity —_—_—_—— Acreage. 155 ACRE DAIRY | with 10 head horses, 6 head cattle. 5 head of hogs, farm ma chinery tools and househ 1 goods. 0 R and other Has boat rtatl now in D nec and get yarns, Ainge. ‘spo SOUTHWE WASHINGTON iT LAND COMPANY, INC. Room 1 fair ~ CLOSI EACH DAY THIS WEEK, AUBURN LOTS © 500 lots for sale at Auburn eight left with water in a paid, Price of lote $175 to $2 Right in town, Place to buy Northern ifie expending mil lions, ‘Te 1 any lot, $10 cash, $5 monthly OLE HANSON & Co. Third Ploor New York Block ht inh wn WA A Wh Hn $400 Hn AB: IN ACRE H than a S0gminute ride ut cond and Madison H FINE SOIL, HOW, RO MIN! entra! Bld. HH HH IMPROV On good loam so! use, running spring, ete. land in cultivation 709 Second Ay wne Bide AT 1 O'CLOCK We ha Have i Loss to 4H H $150 cash, $15 jg the best ‘bar when you Ime RKB & FARRAR, 6 ACRHS FOR § od upland soll, free from Just the place for ehteke small fruits % mile from dock; four tracts to choose from. Cheap est land we know of. $10 cash all that I# required. Ole Hangon & Co., third floor New York Block CASH GUSTOMBRS COUNT BL gravel ons and 75 spot cash t 8 of No. 1 land, walking distance of Se: attle-Tacoma Interurban at Foster station, only halt value, Must have nion Charles B. Adams, 422 Colman Bldg. %.acre on Hurien Lake car lino; 10 per month. $400, nea ven 2 nq UE a DE 412 Now York Tiogke HBittott 6007 AURURN—6 adres on main Tine N. P. Get our price firat. Ry., east of this prosperous R. it, center, $250; $10 down, $6 month, Horbert & Upper, 804 Leary Bids. ments to go and see fc you 4 | |T DEVEL 40 nores good $350 cash. Phone BiG SNAT—7 « than % mile ton, for $1.3 cash and $1 want to your output summer in se for you to Ie day or tomo: t to Madi ¥ oF ste in Kirkland 101CK of 3 end Acre Park. at 4 cash, balanc # ‘makes t Ole 00 Ths RE TRAC 50 CARI JON & WASHINGTON 10-11-12 “SMAI T COUNTY Price $1,000; raise y) to Bur adjoin OPMENT CO. Hoge Bidg. tle, Wash. No pro: e tunit and WA Ro. 04 W ACTING fexsion offel teach and y Vauc Tehears RDB DR, b rs more to anyone cure your lle sketches’ sold AMATIC SCHOOL, v ire ‘Hotel cor, th scey Cur) Nichols Dongalow: TOLT TOLT TOLT TOLT bran bank ‘anadlan Head offic ches inj land. YOUNG & BROBERC Ballard $13. cron at | from Lake Washing- 50, on terms of $75 0 a month. it you chickens and direct t th attle, here’ “ate Come over t row. Take a Madison m park and county r Urania (19 boats & Farrar’s offic or call 104 Cherry 8t few tracts in North 1m Lake Forest ) per acré: terms $ $7.50 monthly eguiar trips Hanson & rk Block e Better Co, third if CONTRACT T, FINE SOIL, PAID if. WILL TAKE $700, OWNER, X-365 BALLARD SNAP 4-room new cottage, part modern, lot 50x118, on Ninth av fine view, close to car. $1,100; $400 cash YOUNG & BROBERC Phone Ballard 813 For sale by owner, 6-room moder cottage, just complete, 15 minu ride from Ploneer square, one block from Jefferson park. i need the money, and will sell for $2,000 casy terms. Improvements in ‘and paid for in fu ¢ ew York| Block. L. FE en. Main 9434 HUILDERS WANTED AT AUBURN No houses for rent at Auburn, Few how sale. Population tn- creasing daily, Come in and butld and Lois are cheap and paid. Ole Ha York Block Two houses, 50x100. rent $16. month, Close in Price $1,600. YOUNG & BROBERG Phone Ballard 813 MOUNT BARKER PARK feet boulevard frontage ved section on the hill, Mr st, 416 Washington Bldg, Bl- Nott 4440. roed to sell 6-room modern, atrect raded, cement sidewalks, all 1,750;' $760 cash, Owner, wood 2986. | Nichois, bungalows. Minckley of tha city. SAMUBL COLL, Member Seatt TY acres, 6-roo: nice for For Sai Wh pay the t for g00d_ pow poses, W and sell w PACIFIC Top Floor N Phon iii KALHM | Dressed chicker | Spring chicken Live and dresse 1600 enn | Horse avert &, has sales harness, every W. Robb Wainwrigh| ‘uct FOR SALB—Residences in ail parte YOR, 926 Leary Bldg le Real Estate Assn. m house, greenhouse; hicken ranch, on main road e—Poultry. highest market pr itry for killing pu eas all our poultry, retatl, r CO. ¢ Corner Marke Hott. 3268. POULTRY M n 19 RET per Ih, per Ib. od turkeys always on hand. Pike Place. For Sale—Livestock ON CO., 1722 1st Ave. of horses, wagons, Tuesday, 1 p,m. J. t Phone Maln 7892 For Sale—Wood and Coal. BREE WISE Pan wih frat Yaad soar & McLeod. Phones 1218 Autot HAND tables orles; neelwrigit, 7 ‘ker. ALL. Carom and Pocket Bil and bowling all bar fixture 0 ‘ue tw FE. SOHL, Jane Ho aha Taster, $03 Walker Bldg priva der wite vate: « ome Phone rT empt borer Somme! tatio; Gorwin piled Seattle 606: work 1118 Photos Libe: William a dbo. Legai advice on any the Legal Aid Burea -}and piano. NEW PIANC South. THURS.—-RARL furniture mover. manery prings; ana clyil te work Na Seon conft. Bilot Advice free. Joseph Alin “ experienc property ws of rights tal tiers n 1040, and and all cases pri+ nsultation free. Music building. nt} 40 Ma Subject tree by up = ng husband and’ wife; es fons from garnish lona from. garnishment or, Lawyer, 103 2nd & n’ free. Townsend, Ball tation al on Consul- Bid; ATC * 2 BL ave money. i cent sheet music. uch pieces as Salut Pesth— Kowalskt: To Spring —c Buttertty Merkel; Murmuring e . | v ing Nsen, ete. RY MUSI 1g. ste Avery, Bids., oppo- site Bon Marche, will continue classe es through summer, Main 2658. Volce. Instruments Bi ise 388 TO RENT— on purchase. Wailing. 3 ere 03 Leary Bullde ATTORNEYS XXame Brooks, Fegistered and Trade Mark. Attorney; yeare tt untae % nee, 2a Best equipped shop, STUDI "quavantook. Canova ‘Studion ara. that, piease JOHNSON’S Bldg. 3rd_and Union. rty ~MPOKOr ucking. Both phones a3, 1 Jolly, $07 Pine st Elilott ager, no, WATCH REPATR jewel Jacobsgn., First and” Rea