The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 2, 1912, Page 7

val * HEARTY! SINK US IF WE SAVVY SAILORS’ LINGO THE STAR—FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1912. “KID M’COY” INNOCENT OF JEWEL THEFT? ao ited Irese Leased Wire) . CORDON, Aug. i--Roversing a decision made earlier tn the day, Magistrate De Rutson, sitting in the Bow st, court, late this afte hoon admitted Nerman reco bet. ter known ag “Kid Mo American prize fighter, to the sum of $15,000, on charges of having been implicated in an $80, ‘000 jewel robbery at Ostend. PEOPLE THERE SPEAK A FURRIN 1D L. BOALT ge Were to ask the first man the waterfront make how five, in the or dry goods, or be would probably say "or some such silly te etimb the hil! ead av. to First av. a from ind if ask the first man you would do if he had oI ‘a ship, and a gale was the sou-sou-west and yon coming from the normnor- was the very -by- west, i say he would hoist! chambermaid and ding-busted jibboom, the mizzen yard arm to yl abaft the starboard heim, in the fo-castie, and ‘a splash to join company Jones. B. mautically, oe be in- gay the leas goes to dia that Raliroad av.—by @ Yet you could stand tn First SILK Me will fit a pid titled frame tea ber with case, “This includes a ton fithout Give if Fares Bear sight Optical Co. SPECIALISTS, Arcade Bidg. Ad With You. it materials, to date plant the and ¢fforts of the most bakers. Ask for LANGWIOGE GGED uP A JURY MAST OvT OF AN ICcicL€, USED ME SHIRT FOR ASAIL, AND NEVER STOPPED GOING UNTIL- ple to make a world. Not -agon4 people sleep on the waterfront, but & great many work there, and they aren't like anybedy else in Seattle. tt te an interesting neighborhood. You smell the waterfront before you see it. When it emites your olfactories, you mutter, “Fish!” Dead fish, but not unpleasantly so. You think of planked salmon and trout broiled with rashers of ba- con, Yum! Investigating the waterfront {s| full of surprises. You learn to. your astonishment that the peo ple there speak a furrin lang- widge. It must be a polygot tongue, for you catch a word here and there, They say “and” and “the” just like other Americans. If you are sensitive, don’t inves- tigate the waterfront. They have there a frankly brutal contempt for tandlubbers. Their hearts are in the right place, but they are in- tolerant of nautical {gnorance. I interviewed a deep-sea satlor, @ halibut fisherman, a atevedore, a stateroom steward, a second mate of a sailing schooner, the engineer of a dinky sound steamer, and I haven't the least idea what they were talking about. They felt sorry for me, but they were decent about It. The only man on the waterfront who talks United States is a tain Lillico. The captain launches which he rents to pe! nickers. Thus he comes into con- tact with landlubbers. If you call the stern of a boat the bindend, he merely smiles inwardly. Everybody on the waterfront has ~scypo extensively and had thril- Ung experiences. It would be in- ee ee ee one could only understand the You frequently hear some sailor remarking casually that the time he was stranded on the ieebound shores of Greenland he rigged up & jury mast out of an Icicle, used his shirt for a sail, and never rg going until he bumped in- Timbucktoo, or some such pn tale. But you miss the details, You fail to grasp, for in- stance, what happened on the poop deck when he spliced the iny rigging to the donkey engipe whon the mains’l found the halyard rd | We hope ali the get wu Don't ask pim to fill in the plo Don't i Wf you do, he will) shiver his timbers and reach for a handy belaying pin. BAR ASSOCIATION IS DENOUNCED ‘TACOMA, Avg. 2-—The State Bar association is off to Mount Rainier today as guests of the Ta- coma bar, after having elected B. 8. | Grosscup, Tacoma, president; Will G, Shaetfer, Olympia, secretary; Arthar Remington, Olympia, treas- urer, at the closing session yester- by bitter denunciation of the asso- ciation officers for unfairness in | packing the program with reaction- ary corporation lawyers for speak- ers. F. C. Robertson of Spokane land A. E. Joab, Tacoma, denounced the character of (he speeches round- ly when the association attempted to |give a vote of thanks to the ora tors. The association repudiated the report of Gov. Hay’s commission to revise legal procedure, and will op pose its » atoption by the legislature. HELP MORMONS EL PASO, Tex., Aug. 2.—Rebels | south of Casas Grandes turned back im Mexican Northwestern train to- day bearing Mormon refugees and distributed army rations among them. Two thousand federals have reached Madero. They are prepa led to take Juarez and then attack the rebels at Casas Grandes. KILLED BY POLICE PATROL PORTLAND, Or., Aug. 2.—As the result of having been struck by the police automobile patrol, MLN. | Costello died in a hospital early to- |day. The patrol was responding to an urgent call on the east side of the river, where, it was reported, man was threatening his neighbors with a rifle. Costello was knocked Ei OPER MORRIS WoREA ES “HOME OF a, BALI Or,, Aug. 2.—W. Coope Morris, former banker of Portiand, who is serving @ mse ber | Jary for irregularities in okie vie the failure of the Oregon Trust and Savings bank, Is today offering his W Wash., fruit ranch as a haven of refuge and work to con- viets. gear a curbing, landing on his) 7; The court changed when Scotland Yard detectives tes- Ufied that Selby undoubtedly was innocent, He is alleged to be the victim of conspirators, At the morning session of court Magistrate De Rutson remanded Selby until Thursday, when it was said extradition papers would reach AND CHAUFFEUR = SACRAMENTO, Aug. 2.—Requl- sition upon the governor of New York for the retarn of Cora L. Per- ki pd Frederick tuson, the matd and chauffeur who aided in the fight of Mrs. Nigholas McoNa- mara and her two sons from the San Mateo home of Banker MeN mara, were issued at the govern- or's office today, Police Sergt. James McGowan of San Francisco started for New York today with the papers The complaint by McNamara charges Pattison and the maid with grand larceny, McNamara hav- ing given permission to run his $4,500 automobile only as far as ite ruling}! ___Acreage—Continued _ YOU CAN’T LOSE ONE DOLLAR in the state, in to one of We can poll you New Today. goons fiSky, snor— ‘Wanted —Miscellaneous eves fyraitere oe Hotels and Lodging Houses housekerping rooms .ba20 Ballard av. Bal ete 108 Tack 0 (p 1 weok BON 112% ith av fo toe and Tee. wiiott beat y, Hotel Livingston 1031 Ist av. Mod ern. Fates $2.60 por week and up. {HOTEL OXPORD, 1020 int av orn; rater $3.60 per week jarrington, 1619 Becond. wit in The Ste PIANO PLAY Gh put it up you can pi anything. Price ...... 875.00 WALIANG PIANO COMPANY 200, 201, 208, 202 Arcade Annex, SOUVENIN AND CUNIO SHOP Antique oly postoa and pon- Tnion St, near r o. Works, «hor Wagon calls, a $500.00 BIANOUA y thie YOU "ONL + $10 CASH ‘To buy 10 poasceal you ¢ month... extenaton time in case of sickness. buy thie land from us. low you all your expen to see it YOU CAN’T LOSE ONE DOLLAR And the land will surely double lens than 2 years, even if you wo and look at it. Tf you own acres of such land ax won't have to WORK F LL YOUR LAFE, Take « trip p We week we will on in go! 401 Fifth 6 to $4 week 6 and 6-room modern bh Fent or eale, with of without fur Call evenings. Kenwood ENT, SNAP—Wi; C-room 2 blocks of Washing- ton park % block of Madison. 321 27th av. Bast 8098 416.00 per month, S-room partly mod ern. bu tow, fine view North onWORTH 1921 Firat ave. Mal nor clas Ung in 80! Aiott Ye OMPANY, INC, Second Av., Room 16 Downs Bi Phone Main 6809. AKMS IN best year the slavery anc ns Bonner Wi age o ns ~CLBAT Why spen life am TOWN iin to ka * tor weddings, ree rai PARIS FLOR FLORAL C6, —Cut flowers "4 (60— Four rooms: modern, rior view., North Queen An the ‘most prosper fastest growing eclty in state. A tract of thin land mea ith and independence. mp to dig out ready for cultivation. KE berry, fruit or garden land poultry farms in the world homes Kolng up everywhere . best roads in between all the large m: We sell on and our prices are so low as Only short rf {g excursion write, for fr to the own and ed housek cepin 101! Pike wt Welitott 414 W well furnished “he ma for rent ee i" Ths Earle, 7 ern sleeping roume: $2.00 ui Flats for Rent. Modern 3-room_ fiat, water heater, $12 Spring. Wodora 6 room fiat, $1260 month. 3324 Firth Queen Anne 2106 Fooma, $1.60 Prices Mantourin Be Tang's Mineral Wonder will cur palred vitality; absolute matinfa. ton guaranteed or m y back; one, Gellar. S17 Fnira_s GOR NS ——Frogner's Corn Pins- “ters cure corns. range, gas ind San Francisco. IDAHO ELECTION STILL DOUBTFUL BOISR, Ida, Aug. 2.—The devel- opment early today In the state- wide primary election was the elim. ination of John T. Morrison, one of | the four republican candidates for governor, The fight is now be tween Paul Clagstone and John M. Haines. It is believed an official count of first and second votes will be necessary to decide the nominee. Haines has a lead of about 600 votes over Clagstone, but the north- ern counties, where Clagstone de veloped surprising strength, are late in wiring In their 5 Clagstone supporters claim these wilt be suffictent to overcome Haines’ lead. NARROW ESCAPE TACOMA, Aug. 2--Herman B. Keith, engineer In charge of the city work at the Nisqually power plant; his daughter, Mra, Blake; Mrs. Edna Heve! and H. FP, Humph- rey of Portland, narrowly escaped death on the Mount Rainier road Jast night, when the automobile driven by Lynn Miller of Tacoma struck the rear wheel of the Keith machine in attempting to pass, and overturned it, pinning Keith and Humphrey to the ground, The women were thrown out on soft grass and eecaped sajery. VICTORY FOR T. R. (By United Press Leased Wired New YORK, Aug. 2-—By their decision not to interfere with the Kansas state primaries but to let the full court decide the issue next October, Justice Pitney and Vande vanter of the United States su- preme court today are considered here to have given partial victory to the supporters of Col. Roosevelt | 2°": throughout the country in their con- tention that avowed support of hie candidacy does not invalidate their standing as republicans, WIFE LEAVES C. B. Noe, 5811 Fourth av. 8., left home yesterday morning to go to bis work the Boyce Machine Works, in West Seattle. When he got back, at 6:30, he found that his wife, Anna, had gone, taking with her all the household furniture and everything movable in the house. He has asked the police to Ieate his wife and furniture. 1 wheat biscuit, 19¢ pkg.; corn flakes, i, 4@e Coftee, 190; Washington 7 cans sardines in Yakima honey steaks, 130 Ib.; log lamb shoulder, fe tb; pork roast, 13sec Ib: Eastern shoulder hame, astern hams, 18¢ Ib. mutton, i2t%e Tb, 160 1b; leaf lard, 12%o fc ib,; pork ‘bones, 4c tb.; new potatoes, 20 Ibe. a5e; 4 ibs. dry onions, 10c; gréen pens, 3 Iba. 150; Wax beans, 3 Ibs. 100; to- 10 Ib; pears, 150 100 doz; cantalow 86 gg Pork steak, 1b.; lamb stew, 26e each; cream cheese, 200 ib; local ee fox. ste; butter, 3 ibs. $1; 4 cana! Jersey milk, 26c; 9 sacks nalt, 100. New potatoes 2c; 260 don; chicken apples, 66 doz.; peaches, 2 ibe; 20 tba. onions, 26¢; cantelouper, Se each; to- matoes, 6c ib.; pears, ife doz.;’ eu- cumbers, $ for 10c; halibut, @ Iba. 250; smeits, 3 Ibs, 25e; 3 doz cocoa- put cakes, 260; 2 cans milk, 160; 2 Iba. steak, 25 soo box: boiling beet, 1 STEVENS’ ACADEMY Fourth N ine Dancing Guaranteed In 4 Private Lessons righted Matis for private fevery day di evening Trial always free. Dances Wednesda. r Saturday. THE SEATTLE STAR The date tion expires te of your pape f your su in boon paid your ‘of date udbef ts iw if oui our subseri ag Fr ¥ inbel poription, has from tb list on the adGrese receipt. wing locations 5409 Ballard av. elie d 308, ker J Fourth ay. and Madison store or matied, 260. G. H Frog 4218 Gene Be CHIROPS anicuring, fwolal ‘and scalp’ treatments. “Bulte 24 217% Pike st s uid like to board one oF two ehil-| & dren; school chijdren preferabie; good care, X-353, care Star. alter ti Le bis mast on; raxore. Ay ts tor Rent. yment and § Wes Court, 1909 Minor, § rooma, furnished. $30 yb light M. 4216 eisior Apts — Furnished and. un- i nd Pike, Main 2861 $th—Cormfort- in 66h $14 Ww 10 and 26 acre down & per month. Go NEWELL, 120 SPRIN Water Front Spring. Ind ay ated Hociety, Names and wae Children to b 708 Pine Stre lichois, bungalows. Hinck yi pee" a saw it in The Htc” ———— | Man w with Henry 410x100, Lincoln Beach, lands, $1,750; terme North 1796 ee $36 10 or 20-acre tra APRA ted for lurch stand in cafe. man at City Grill, Third er F100 and ip Main GET bungalows Hinckiey ik. $60 LAND FOR 4 tn Silverdale, $80. now cut to $35, Sunday, on Old Renton car line, black velvet bag containing money | and jewelry. Keep money and re turn beg to Star offices or call Beacon 2268. eet, stolen OF wtrayed away. yellow bitch, with collie f reward 1 per sere J b. NEWELL, 120 SPRING $600 BUYS 1 TRERMS $40 CASH. $1 8 good road land and less than a Lake Samamish. The righ loam for berrte: vegetables, Easy Come to Kirkland Madison car and cx steamer Urania to Burke & rars_ office 104 Cherry St SILVERDALE A A HOME F 4. FOR THE LANDLESS MAN t of Ki Bulldog. on neck. Bast & office furniture. pandier, $10 Pike M. ‘he Little Jewelry Store that sells for jess Get our th ee Help Wanted—Female | Wanted—Foung women. _cith ‘or inoxpert ie = tele brindle, 4 soll Seat take ve to direct unty ferry Re 4 producer and awn be You can boat living something: to sel! Pthat injthe at buy eriis getting In ‘the lab man? Your road to independence Hes tp buying @ plece Of geod aed 5 Soff, burned over, . free from rock and 4-4 to 2 1-2 mil ood towns, markets @ three things required ation, Quality and Right Price, in neighborhood provide steady ployment. Ideal for home oF ment $25.00 to $50.00 per acre. Very y ter Ry eruier 411 Hoge Bide BOTTOM LAND $50 PER ACRE 18 acres equal to be bottom b in state and 6 acres siightiy roti. make « pa | ely no gravel Ereoake good miles to town. afternoon or tomor- nti Sunday or any 00 per acre, on easy payments C's. OUELLETTE & CO. 217 Columbia st. Ground Floor. CHEAP CHICKE RANCH ed road wuhie § minuter drt ferry mde at Kirk! impre with well bulit ry hor 5 chicken house, well, ¢. Terms hb, balance $15 a month. J. ferry dock at Madison on Lal Washington. WREST OF COLBY Nine acres of rich alder bottom land, with running water, in well tm- proved district, some good timber driving 4b @ to market, 40- minute > to Seattle clone to oo! D.. phone service and delivery from store noll ideal for fruits, berrie den or poultry. Price $900. cash CLIFFORD, 1619 Third Av. Good tracts all sround Seattle a) CLEARED TRACT AT AUBUR 37x144 FT., FOR $210 $10 cash, $5 monthly, buys fine In tract, right In Au rn. Gre life of In Rall few at down and 98 por month. ‘EWELI, i20 SPRIN NLY $400 CASH 10-acre improved ranch near ood house, barn and ot a, & acres cleared, abu fine fruit and berries. HERMAN SCHROEDER 322 Liberty Bidg.. opp. BY MAKING RANCH bulldin ance o And dresemaking in the largest aod moat complete schoo! west of New|® tak Poona ¥ ARANTBED. fy HE AMERICAN LADIES TAl- LORING AND DREBSMAKING se BROADWAY and PINE 100 chickens. iving 4 gallons milk or quick sale, price. a. Positions guaranteed lects taught. Vaudeville and rehearsed. rion Warde Dra- matic Behool, 364 Arcade Rullding. Middie” a housewo! house and four 5.00 week. W. ale, Wash. Dermot Soaltiy eases, stops lich binckheada, pl ee pen V RHI Mya ie on Yoney terms Kirkiand Hotel, CASE FIVE ACRES rin * Cont and $5 per month. 120 SPRING for amatl child F. Reed, Kenny- * 1RON rt. aie Fic YOUR SEATTLE HOME will be takes as full paymy this 80-aere farm c land. with i on . postoft! bas pald while learning. Gail NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGS Blah, Grad School, pasture, ey 1,000 worth of ¢ included. A rare cha make an exchange CHARLES SOMERS COMPAN Alaska Building. runn t TARTIGIE- Witbla nix weeks r of licensed janitors foo OR EXCHANGE 1% blocks end uity $1,600; wa ALE 127 W. S5th st Phinney. car, 6-room hou shade trees, bul = Wil abana Tiargain day, Saiard will pay « week room, 116 Third Frye Hotel. Norway House Lundquist soil $26 aul he sells ther: above terms and shipping faotlities | rhots in the state.| this land and take “a pay) If you) with us and see how it} terma to suit,! oa JyVesTMENT NY ea from Beat own- that has beon $1 per acre cash and aT. OM ONTHLY | 7 mile from} ’ in a chickens and Far- in Kirkland, of call acres POFATO LAND for $175, ST. Balance any terms, will buy a fine Postoffice. living chicken Jersey | RAR POTATO LAND ST. If untncumbered and worth $3 ad res slashed, 4-room. City Real Estate—Contd. TOL’ TOLT TOLL TOLT TOLT TO ® TO THE SMALL INVESTOR The new city of TOLD ofters ) opportunities that are not duplicated Y YRAIS, th t ur of live new two new beautiful ie on two rivers and thousands of acres « farms, and is the center of the fin largest belt of standing timber i In ver! 1 10 Two great raiironds have apent barrels of money to wet to Tolt. You have the opportunity of taking ad- Vantage of the judgment of the Great Northern and the Milwaukee Railroad Companies dee. 2 BUY LOTS NEAR THE BUS. INES CENTER OF TOLT ous AT $60 BACH the ans! 33 es modern tm- High pressure Including all provements More than 100 buildings com- pleted and under construc: ar Enterprises now at tol ide} | shingle mille and sawmill Mere milla and factories are sure to foliow, SASS asssa44 eM. re 1.00 lon any amount short Ume; lay Bik GOODFELLOW & tate Loans in amu fo $10,000. 611 Batley Bidg. 4100 and up. 636 N. ¥ $6 any #urtevant ‘i f| Loans, any amount | op SUATIIE AND COLL, ¥ loaned on Gann D eiry; priva: American Je confidential ry Co. 808 tnd LEXA BASTERN BROKERAGE Co, Loans from $5.00 to $100.00 te D PROPLE Without security dorsement, MONKY LOANED ON FURNITURR y AN Goon PULLETS And will pay & cents @ pound over the ‘market price for good stoc Special prices for stock that will grade up to Al standard. Highest market price for good killing stock PACIVIC POULTRY CO., IN New Corner Market, Viret and Phone Elijott 2268 White Taghorn laying also Bere 13 * ren ot. pens, FoowlerA, wire netting. “Phone Ballard Spring chicken. ve and dr, ber In / 2 0 turkeys always om hand. Pike Piaci tor Sale — MisceNaneous. or music lover, the beautitu er plano, with qu je rolls; full scale $8-note del improvement. price, $750; used less than 1 year in college work; priced for quick fale, $490: 3 years time to pay it in, if necessary. 122 North Broad way, — of John. OOD BU The Star has large ou filin cath net; has 9 large letter f 21 Pigeon hole drawers for contrécts, etc, 18 drawers for miscellaneous Papers and 2 large drawers. Ie Fregular filing cabinet for real es- tate or law business. Call Star of- filing cabinet and stand. Fs ee mney sa condition, Bargain if taken at once. Cali For Sale—Waison dump wagon, one 3 Studebaker. = in oe a json, peste Thoroughbred eta, on TO Tolt ts the TERMINUS the GN. and the natural DIVISION point of the Mil- waukee. Both companies have iaid out large yards shingle mills and sawmill shipping grounds constructed — depots large enough to accommo- date a city of FIVE THOU- SAND POPULATION. of rk- the, the or ister — Come to our office photographs, M: rangement for yourself. » Rich, cleared vegetable and fruit tracts at rock bot- tom prices and on easy and ke to go and see SPEED EEE EE EL LE i 33 Se- pies, 6.00 and $8. _ oe $8.00, 2895. * DAMAGED ” BAT Damaged bath tubs. ft Tel pup- Oe ied on Union. ACCOUNTANT PUBLIC CERTIFIRD Or LD E. De SAUTELLE djuster and emma, 201- Moinssig, c. Business 204 Winite 7 Phone Canadian Bank of Commerce office. Toronto, Canada (239 es In Canada. ete.) Geni b aera, oe snlerent 4 pie Head branch. bank! terms, This iand will pay her|TO pay for itself. ma-| TO TO We go to Tolt every morn- ing and return to Seattle the same day, ORBGON & WASHINGTON DEVELOPMENT Co. 410-11-12 Hoge Butiding Seattle, Wash. r es. tibet y buyin iy] pot fer from Howse and thr food sprin, couple tho for market, besid berries t ure. Price $1,250; terms $100 cash, balance like rent, onty $15 per} month. To see this place take a/ Madison car and county ferry or steamer Urania (19 boats daily), to Burke & Farrar’s office in __Kirkland, or call 104 Cherry St CAPITOL HILL Northeast corner 16th and Gater, 40x120 to 40-foot alley, modern room house, newly painted and decorated, inside and out. Fur- nace, laundry trays, fireplace, hardwood floors, four large be: rooms, with capacious closets. One block ‘from Volunteer, park. Has’ beautiful view and close to two car lin Price $6. Terms. Owner, X-282. ferry lanai; tracts of land, where one can nd Sickens v bles, family] toe. ing im- to bs RAINIER PEACH SNAP $250—Reautiful tract and home site, 150x150x100 feet; les perfect; fine soil, city water: sidewalked; $190 cash, $10 per month 3. M. WADE of nts Hoge Bidg, jain 2202 For quick sale, at bargain, by owner, two level lots in South Park, close to car and stores, only 3400 if sold OLE HANSON > Enis. Floor New BN, 5-ACRE TRAC! North po Seattic, only 45 minutes from Pike «t., near station, I am gelling $-acre ets a trifle over oan acre, & for $1,060 terms. This is the cheapest jose-in property on the market HERMAN SCHROEDER 3 Liberty Bide. opp. Postoffice. 10 ACRES FOR $390 I want to sell this bad. It is worth $4600, but you can have it f $290 MH It is partly cleared and Inout ready for next year's crop darese x dss The Star. “UN-IDEAL GARDEN TRACT ‘or an elderly cow in a good neighborhood, within a few min- utes’ walk of the interurban sta- tion, stores, school, ete. F cleared tract of rich garden soil, with new 4-room house, fireplace, cow shed, ote. Price $1,200, part cagh and ‘$10 a month. Burke & Farrar, 104 Cherry St ON BOULBVARD acres on boulevard, between Port Orchard and Bremerton; short five to U. & Navy Yard; close to salt water; very good soll; level fine timber. Price $900, one-third a SLIFFORD, 1019 Third Av, Seattle. RICH ALDER BOTTOM y terms, on to town, le a VAN" ARSDALE & C! 1209 Third Avy. ND AT $35 PER ACRE 6 and 10 tons of potatoes to the avre, jand close fo Seattle, with 260 4 20-acre tracts for a re down and a dollar month. ELL, 120 SPRING ST. of AUBURN Bight minutes from land by N. P. fiy;, near station: $260 for 6 acres, $10.00 down, $5.00 monthly. He: bert Ss. Upper, 304 Leary Bldg. POTATO LAND $35 per acre. #1 per acre down and $1 per acre Roc stairs, Ttoom 204 Empress The- re Building. rae to be a MOLER ors mons ane 2 $1.80 week. HOTEL Norman, Roome 2$c and 6c. Mon only. Bat fixth and Pine. a ood barber al Re COLLEG: AY LAKE WASHINGTON VIEW LOT—THE BEST BUY THERE IS BY BIG ODDS FOR THE MONEY Within 20 mix of Pioneer Sq attle today only $400.00, and $6.00 per month. lot overlooks the new lake shore boulevard, and fs within five minutes’ walk of one of our large city parks. It has city water, electric lights, gas and sidewalks, on foot street, You should not hesitate to look at this property {f you want a fine investment or cholce house site BURKE & FARRAR 104 Cherry St. aoe Tooms ‘a OD Te aetna My short course home bookkeeping Instructions guarantee qualifica- tion 80 days; student or bus! Y] WOMEN wanted for < rallway and wireless t graph service, easy to learn teed. Pacific Te way Institute, Bxperi lici te Best othe *. prope Christ $5.00 DOWN $5.00 MONTHLY 100 BEAUTIFUL LOTS $175 TO $250 BACH Take a Fauntleroy car to end of line and you will find our sal 500d 250 a ys. JOHN H. WHITH co. Main “ai N nvuys A HoMY $1 A MONTH, NO INTER! Lots once sold in Seattle for each that are now worth $50, each. Perhaps you are one these who could have bought the low price. escaped being rich by only a ni row margin. I ors or homesee! ortunity to Tose Benito, prof. ot botany medicine; Spanish steam baths, es- pecially. Golondrina liniment for rheumatiam, ner" consumption and nd chronic ai arts of akin dis 6 and 7 to 9 p.m. Ave.) Htoom’ 4, Phone Ballard i383. Kichois, bungalo T Hotel, Dik % rreaton Hincklo: town, allroads, on terms of $1 do h. Only nth. rR NEWELL, 120 SPRING ST. cal? MAPLE AND ALDER LANL North of Seattle, near interurban; toe tastes fea land on each side selling for $496 ‘ 5 and up. Price $128 per acre, o _Bldg., Seattle Holton Co,, Ba) L nyo ACHE FOR RE NT FOR TWO | Jlose to sawmill, CR over t bay from Seatt! excellent growth of fir and cedar, $600 for tract; $50 cash. CLIFFORD, 1019 Third Avy. Good tracts all around Seattle. Owner will sell 10 acres about three mites from Bremerton, road through property, partly cleare:|, 25.00 down, $8.00 per month, Pre ¢ $700.00. X-885, care Star. pe A. we linary ter mtly, furnish . illustra! 2 ca Oe lowest rates, Donaid Howell, Main its modern’ rooms,| — Hroadway $2.00 « weel up. proprieto FiOTSL Rhode Istand, 66 Virginia bOc day and $2.50 week and up. WOTBL Rainier, 168 Main st. brick buliding Rates 60c and up. h, GRAND PACIFIC HoTs OTArat-taten bbe Aall Rooms S60 and 600. sea house kens, 3 bloc OLMSTED R7th and Greenwood Phone Ballard 2625 For sale, by owner, improve 60x120,' ne levard. For pr ii Sixth av. Gall 2020 idighth av. av. 407 Ortental Block. Many @ man has 50 lots to be Meblhorn for cash. Call ‘or write to 813 Trenton st., South Ps FOR SALE The Inst real bargain to be had in Moore's University Park is on 18th Just south of Sand. The ‘August 16. Not for sale ai 8. Ditty, Star Office. een Lake bungalow, mod- beamed ceiling, be- 50: $250 down. No Queen Ann Furnished 4-room down and $10 a month, burn Realty, Ratnier Beach Nichois, bungalows Hinckley FOR SAL. in —Resiaanees | tm all parts the sAMOEL COLL ER, 926 aert Bae Bag Meinber Seattle Real west Seattle Real Estate. NEAR FAUNTLEROY PARK. 3-ROOM BU NGALOW, nd balance $10 per, on tract 70x102, and ter and moun- JOHN it WHITE co. Main 2209. 407 Orien’ Block. ‘ne For Sale—F urniture. ase a top two sectior 01 filing contracts or legal papers. Bargain for some real estate or law firm, Call Star offic OAK CHEST containing drawers in fine condition; gain and can be wi robe, Call Star office. Gombination oak wardrobe and drawer cabinet with mirror at bar- gain, Fine for offive or home, Call Star’ office, ‘ibaa sist $300 furniture of G-room house; c $700. 308 Third N. large is a bar- for ward- $50 600 of at a ae fodern t Wanted to Buy---F urniture Modern Farn. So, Tis Vike. Mes. 3. wn For Sale—Wood and Coal. Patenr dist pan with frst Wainwright & McLeod. Phones 1218 For ieraameeee Bight head of gradin, Salo, cheap, welght 00. ma, ted horses for rom cheap Priced as low as $25.00 and up to $100. 613 Westlake av. HORSE AucTION CO. 1722 ist Ave 8., ales of horses, wagons. bar n ry Tuesd: ip. m J. Oui ne! Magy 780k i es Robb, Auct. Phone 1,200 to} & t, Wood = turn om is A Sant ee a2 SOHL, 1424 7 aa t —— = DR. SUSIE EB FRAST toot spe- cialiat. San ay . siayat. 203 Walker Bids, former. Lee ht HOM A WKLING. ie ARCADE ALL makes ae room Se set Hincileye mek DETECTIVE Gi way Detective & eney, Arcade Bid riminal and etvil consultation confl- ential Elliott 3472. Lawyer ~XWvicw tree, foseph Aton 18 years’ of and "and experience; lnws wife; property rights: all caus consultation * Pa rs Music building. vate; confidential; Roome 405-6 Etler © Main 1040. Sap advice on an Dye © the Legal Aid ‘Bureau: laws sone cerning husband la- 23 Alaska builal ence in high- 1 Boston oft, Main S214" hes. Rant sees Res. Bast Stee einioe ti ba 163 Ind & Consul- Cr tare tales y nes worth knowing—That ¢ | Music Co.. 426 Walker Bldat carries a fine line of Ten-Cent Music, such numbers as Barcarolie, Tschaik: Lutspiei, Light GC FPiatterer. Bste 205 Denny Bldg. oppe- — Bon “Mare ie, will contings clepe- s through summer. Main 2658. Volee 4 piano. SYKES’ MUSIC SCHOOL—Mandoiin, uitar, — banjo Instruments joaned, 610 Pope's Rank Ride, NEW PIANOS TO RENT. Rent aj ied on urchase. Ws A. reads Annex. ailing. 389 man Optometrii ety and a Trade Mark. Ktecneye;, fl years in Seattle. 500 Central Butiding. Mason, Fenwick, Lawrence, 433 Burke Bid: — LATTERNS AND won Seattle Pattern Works, 816 First Av, gouah, Best equipped shop. Main 6068. JO} N'S Liberty Bldg. rd and Union. ¥, 307 Pine st—Plano, Tiiture mover, “Tiviott 33at, CLOCK AND Warcyt Reramng vid Ss Mhaker— Maine ‘springs: jewels, 750 each; glasses, the. jacobson, First and Stewart, William Jolly