The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 14, 1912, Page 7

BRAVES TRAGIC MYSTERY OF DEATH FARM termined to defy fate. to — And yet of ail the county they Her th M posi most reason to fear Death Deaths—Men, | 2". Sense and Animals ‘The father, mother and only sts- ter of Mra, Tybrendt are among of Unexplain- able Malady. those whose lives have been snuffed out by the mysterious power. A young bride now, she is going back <i with her husband, though she fled eke ee ee AHH) from It five years ago when her, family died, The Ackermans have lived on Death Farm for 18 months, John felt death approaching five weeks ago, his brother gays, His lege be- came numb A high fever racked his whole system, His body seemed to shrink. He suffered intense pain, They found him lying in the field one day. Scores of cattle have died on Death Farm from the unknown cause, Fifty once huddled in a group and fel! over tn a heap, Ro- L OF DEATH FARM dea Ackerman July, 1913, y Palm—November 22, Palm-—-November 30, te Palm—May, 1907. Colliua—June 4, th = Colline—June ly of five—About 1860. BOeaeteeeteten » We tee eee eee cently Ackerman killed a pig. The — meat stelied so bad that he threw LIA, ttt, July 24. —Wiet] ft away 15 miles north of here,| The first deaths of persons date to exact toll from every! back to65 years ago, when @ family lives within its fatal/of five was wiped out. In 1860 Will the next tenant | George Collins bought the farm, Bil persons who have gone be-| Two daughters, Isabella and Eliza- m be stricken with the strange| beth, died in 1863 a few days apart, - —" the medical books) writhing tn pain, Godfrey Palm became owner of i of Clinton county, | the property, He bullt a new house and old, shake their heads/and dug a new well. But @ year the question is asked, Dut/later he told Lawrence Hinds, a ture no answer. neighbor atill living: ¢ Act in, brother of John My lege ore weak, I can't work phere latest victim, is leay-| any Three days later, November 22, pe given a clear title to! 1906, Minds went to Palm's funeral 2 acres I wouldn't use| November 30 Mrs. Palm died, and a hog pen,” he says, the following May Martha, a daugh- Tybrendt and his wi ter, was added to the death list. wn the farm, have de-| Anna tnd a brother left the house, oe “return of the cod pmes Tims duard a0 days) WETERANS AUG. 22 an ahi rete nie Year| King County Veterans’ associa . The Dutard is the, ton will hold its annual plenic at Bering sea. She wil!) Woodland park, August 22. at Anacortes. For several years the veterans of — the civil war and their kindred or- r ganizations have met at the park CED TO CATS in a general gathering. The Grand 7 Army of the Republic, the Woman's IELD, Mass. A 1 | Relief Corps, the Ladies of the G. we ls of the health} 4” R. the Sons and Danghters of ere today, the source | Veterans, the Spanish War Veterans popularly known | and their auxiliaries all are invited paralysis, has been |to participate in this gathering. All house cats, these, by buying a membership but- it officials declare | ton and paying 10 cents, discovered welldevel- | tied to all its privileges. Af them to Boston for ob- | arin: the day. oe a $20,000 LOST IN THE STREET IS SUCCESS San Jose's Gold Lies Scattered on Pavement for Half an Hour. SAN JOSE, Aug. 14.—While re moving $320,000 from the subtreas- ury to the city hall, $20,000 was lost for nearly a half-hour. A sack containing the $20,000 fell from the wagon, and it was not until the sacks were counted that the loss was noticed. When the sack was discovered, it had ripped and nearly all of the gold apilled in the street. Ton, Ascends 2,050 Feet in Ten Minutes. HEAD, Mass, Aug. 14. war aeroplane has suc B Overcoming the difficult tions in the new contract. Philip Aviator, drove the ma- @ ton, to an altitude in ten minutes. The Fequired that an aero- An altitude of 2.000 feet with this weight. y * anda Stalin Ds sal tliat ° * Washington. President ® Taft today sent to the senate ® the nomination of Christopher % Kalahan to be receiver of pub- *& lic moneys at Vancouver, *® Wash. ACADEMY Mh Near Pine Guaranteed tn * * * * * * * * thted Rath kkhtkhkikkhhh Wate fensons Cleveland, O.—Each of his ni children, by the will of Feliks Ma- Jewski, wealthy buther, Is given $1,000, providing they are obedient to their mother. Disobedience will cut the bequests to $25 Disobey, and Save Life Lads Who Go Swimming Save Boy Who Has Attack of Appendicitis. PLACERVILLE. . Aug. 14— It has remained for two Placerville boys to prove that some good can come of going swimming without the permission of mother. If they hadn't gone swimming James Wall would undoubtedly be dead today Eddie Atwood and John Buck, the son of the Methodist clergyman of this city, while on the way home from their forbidden swim, found | Wall, who had started for a farm ear Placerville the night before jand had been stricken with an acute attack of appendicitis. He sat down to rest and became help: less, remaining all night on a hill side. All day long he lay unpro- tected from the son. He dragged himself to the road. The two boys were the only ones to pase along the road all day. Doec- tors say Wall would have died had he remained without medical at- \tention another night. HOTOPLAYS PAID ADVERTISEMENT Paid for by the King County Under- takers’ Social Club Ladies, you lifted Miss Seattle from the miry pit and placed her feet upon a rock, The King County Un- dertakers’ Social Club are appealing to you to help us purify the coroner’s office. A vote for Dr. Walter Kelton is a step in the right direction. KEEP YOUR EYE ON THIS SPACE 1] South FORMING CALL FOR NEW PARTY The committee appointed at yea terday'’s metting to prepare the call and work out the details for the preferential primaries of the progressive party, met this morn- ing in the office of Thomas P. Re vells, in the New York block, Subcommittees were named to divide the work and expedite mat. ters so that the formal call, which will include the arrangements, the regulations, the date of the pri maries and all other detatia, can be fasued tn a day or two. The com mittee consists of Judge W. H. White, Thomas F. Murphine, W, T. Beeks, KB. C, Snyder, Kenneth Bea ton, A. J. Johnson and J. Y, ©. Kel lore. The committee will be continu ously on the job until all the rangemonts, to the minutost 4 ttall, shall be satisfactorily com pleted, This call will then be pr sented to the various representa and organizations who are to sign it, and i¢ will then be submitted of ficially to the general public. SHORT NEWS Paterson, N. J.—Because his left arm has grown two inches longer than his right since an injury re- celved while in the employ of the David Heary Co, Frank Munley ts suing for damages. Charierol, Pa—Four ministers here, victims of hay fever, were compelled to give up their charges for several weeks to recuperate. Washington.—Rufus O'Connell’ appeal to the Heense bureau for six months’ trial marriage license was emphatically turned down, O'Con- nell refused to take a permanent Heense. Greeley, Colo.-Declaring that he was handed “lemons without end, Yushiro Makayama, Japanese con- tractor, from his American wife, whom he married last January, Newton, N. J.—Mias Alice Longear reached into a hen's nest in seareh | of eggs and found @ large black snake, which had crawled into the nest for a nap. She fainted when It cotled around her arm. Washington.—Because Represen- tative Adamson promised two Geor- gia girls that they should hear the speeches, he kept the house In ses- swettering hours last Two Unmarried Women Became Legal Mothers of Boy and Girt. SAN JOSE, Cal, Aug. 14.—Two unmarried women applied to the superior court of this county today for permission to adopt minor chill dren. Both requests were granted by Superior Judge P. F. Goabey. Miss Ludia Mobr adopted George Watson as ber own child, and Miss Helen Doan adopted Anna Williams. Both chfidren are without parents and have been in orphan asylums. How to Make a Handle for] "'w: a Paper The comic supplement artists who gain money and fame by de- pleting the weary suburbanite plod- ding homeward carrying a miscel- laneous collection of boxes and bags are weeping and wailing and gnashing their teeth. A commuter who found time to think of some thing else beside the 7:40 express or the paym@nts on his “villa,” has devised a way of carrying a bag that cuts out half the labor. The gentlemap simply uses a common paper bag and a string or a collection of paper bags and sever. al strings, as the occasion might demand. He fashions a handle for each bag he carries in so simple a way that it seems almost too good to be true, But the handle bolds, no matter what weight is placed on it if the directions that are per- fectly apparent in the four illustra- tions are carefully followed. BANDITS _HANDCUFF SEVEN DALY CITY, Cal., Aug. 14.—Dep- uty sheriffs and police here today are on the lookout for four bandits who entered the lonely ranch house of 8. Bo & Co, truck farmers, handenffed the seven occupants and looted the place of $250. The robbers escaped in an automobtile. Employes in outhouses heard cries for help, and with the assist- ance of Constable James Parker and a cold chisel, released the vic-| a, tims, who had been securely hand- cuffed in their beds, Child Paralysis Kills 28 Los Angel Has Had Several Hundred Cases in Few Months. SACRAMENTO, Cal., Aug. 14.—- Los Angeles deaths from infantile paralysis during July numbered 28, according to duplicate death certif- feates received today at the state board of health, The. victims ranged {n ag a two to ten years. There been several hundred cases of the disease in the during the last several months. has filed sult for divorce} PUBLIC MARKETS SANITARY 6 for 18e; 400 goat che Jone Kenito, prof. ot medicine; Hpaniah ste oclatly, * Gi tring heumaiiom, paralys consumption and stoma and chronte disennes, an 1 forte of skin din Hours 1 to Gand 7 to opm. S: Ballard Ay Koom 4, Prafton iotel. Phobe Patlard i9ss. Nichols, bungaiowe iMinckley Wik Lost and Found. Lomt—On 1 ar or Firnt at a 9:00) « August 15 Hard Keach re vy, Wont 3262. ene, Call Mab A eal! Main jono- 7195 tn pear be-dos.: pr 100 dom; pluamm, S50 erate: lemons, apples, 600 trawberry ibe dow. eR 1-Ib, can eocoa, raising, 260: 7 250; 60c tea, 3 + bare soap, Jb¢ Bbe ib; B6e, 3 cane milk, fdines 3 sacks walt, Me riKE Peaches, 400 box; tomatoes, 3 corn, 100 dos; peaches 1Se; red June apple: } Waterinelons, 18¢ and 2c *, 100 Ib; Washing’ 4 Ibe. Ibe; cucumbers, hettl, 2 ples. matches, 10e, ‘sweet pickles, 106 spare ribs, bo 5 b.: bacon, Ie polling beef, fe 1b.; young lamb, VITAL RECORD are gy Bh LICENSES Nam miners Roy to Mr. and Mra, T. Pinner tan ay Edmond ey at and Mra, HL B. 908 and Mrs. Brisk, er w 0 Mr. and Mra, T. Block, larion at Boy to Mr. and Mra MP. 3402 Kirkwood ay. Boy to Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Bern- hetsel, Dunlap station. KB Mite, Roy to Mr. and Mr 6010 First ay. N. Girl to Mr. and Mra. R. & Drake, 247 EB. Newton at Girl to Mr. and Mra, G. E. Honold, 2102 Bixth av Girt to Mr he “ci at Girl te ns Banel, and Mra, T. A. Bern- fo) Connor, aay w. Rochon, Girt to Mr. and Mra. PR. Smith, 5266 Brooklyn av Giri to Mr. and Mrs, R. A. Knight, » 4166 26th av irl to Mr. and Mra RW. hart, 3816 Aurora ay. Rine- DrATHS I. M. Sprague, $602 Woodlawn ay. Infant Singleton, 149 B. Sind at. W. A. Divers, 62, 2124 Alki ay A. Thompson, 40, King county hos- pital. A ® pital | THE § SEATTLE STAR subgertgticn, expires ti oo the address label of your paper. When that date arrives if your sub- feription haw not weal ‘4 J. Johnaton, 74, Butheriand, 160 26th av. 20, Providence bon- ti A change of date on The ‘addrens label t's receipt © convenience of our readers, Tis Dave edtablished agencies at the following locations x jon, 5409 Ballard ay. Phone fiallare 208. Ads may ve teft at these branches where same rates will be given at main oft ‘Transient Fare 180 pet line or 6 times tor the rice of 5 for cash ads b. May deliv- ‘tee roll, any ntits, jeer best Shop, P-L Bi Funeral Directors, BR BUTTERWORTH @ SONA we 1 rie ave. Main or Biitott $49. Un y Undertaking Parlors, uu Veh Nm. ‘North 112, W. Pork: Seen 7 Wateon gt Co. ~ seyret Biree- nird University. Puiott tm ean to Katia) ped for, weddiny PARIS F' HURNS FLORAL 2413—Cut_fiowar sad wilt > receptions, fu- ORTaTS 218 Pike. 66, 661 Trad Wiatn desians myoda Dr. A. Leo Lewis, cons practor, Hours ? to 5 p eade Annex. Main 124% ant RUPTURE CURED; per operation or detention r 200 ee cured m. 346 Lady attond- Past tw Fs bit 76. Harvard yetem, fT Kite! ‘Diag., Beattie. CORNS—*. store or matled, 4315 Gene rt Lang's Mineral W paired vitality 260. F will cure im psolute sa tinfa or money Third a manicurl iments, SHTROPODY, and scaip ‘tr 217% Pike st. TLLETTC BLADES sharpened, @ Po, ete. 1401 4th w ed Society, Names and grdieee 708 Pine Stree bungalows. Hinckley Bik =f sow it in The star. Apartments for Rent. Kimore Apts nished, $10 on 3900. The Wellington, 1902 Jackson st modern. unfurnished, 4-roo! steam heated apartments; gas Private baths, lockers, washer, electric sweeper; $18 and up. Janitor, Copeland Court, 1909 Minor, & rooma, furnished, $20; phone, ght, M. 4210. Bixceisior Apt Furn ad hed, 9th an 2 Lawrence, 1809 vio, clone in. Houses for Rent. Rent—Modern lawn, Ideal ens. uee! A Queen Anne av. . Rent-—-b-room cottage, partly furnished. Call 136 Lakeside after m. “suite 24, furnished and unfur and $16. 1414 King. room. place for ¢ nne 1749. For nice Business Cnances. Grocery store at sacrifice count of sickness; food goed cash buginess, Terms. Have fine too will sy ay f : money to right ps vy wood 184, ied on ao- stock; Main on ry ot Dullding and ‘some Phone Ken | Re | te ae aarp | “| ee oe | ROYA facial] Toa saturday, lady's wold waten, Bikin movemen Bame Jensie Mc Vian ie Want 4549 Ys dn Meridian av r h ack handbag. Find: hh 2691 and receive r ie —A solid goid bar pin, set with pnd white stones, om bath or on car, Sunday afternoon. 4 North bat ft ented tree fi ate at reasona eth 1437 3rd. ture cash er, 610 Pike, M. 3237 sire, 600 he: refer WANTED—Men and women eagn the barber trea paid while learning. Cal ner a ama Be at nat Wanted —4 bove for Union Mensengor agers. The + int ay lumber F with car or Nettle way oF JANITOR Within” six weeks @ or of loensed janitors’ p tions will pening in Beattie, for which you ean qualify quickly at low cost the Beattie Kn- neering Bob W. and 0. WHY does Londgiiet sell $25 wulte for $167 BECAUSE HE SELLS THEM UPSTAIRS Koom 204 Km- _prese Theatre Butiding ih to be = goed barber at LER BARHER COLLEGE 220 Occidental Ave. Hotel State, sing! He and 06, $1.60 week iat and Washington. HOTEL "Norman, #9 Yesier way. Roome 2he and 66c. Men only, Bath . Aixth ri for men mn in family, Mr bei tw Bitiott Ibex flee, wants housekeeper for Alas- ka and help of all kinds In city 1617 Third av. Phone Main 1318 our stove polished for ibe. Guar- 4 hine 4 mont Eliott nd general to register Employment Office, ty Bidg.. Ird and Union. anted—Young women, sith enced of tnexpérten as telephone operators. A pi) Lt ub rd ay, 1620 Rieti ih . jephone «. en Work, business o ethers were tos, woman waranteed graduates Lia- lects taught. Vaudeville acts written and rehearsed. Marion Warde Dra- matic School, 256 Arcade Building. Teachers for Washington, California achoula. w Agency, 212-16 P. ny Los Pom tions ry precinct anicate with mpaikn manager nty Socialist Campaign Pacific Butlding, . to act as electi in primary and November Send in your nam ete elections. once. Addren te Bullding. § COLLEGE —Spe- 'elaity: | Telegraphy and ratiway acegunting “are old © Darlenced Fafiroad sen 9 to 4 METRO Hsin BRR Virginus Hotel, Sth & Virginia. near tiake, offers new, modern, eie- flantly furnished rooms, with the hast accommodations lowest rates The roadway and Yesler.’ Moc _up. B.S Prent HOTEL Rhode Ts _ 600 day and HOTEL Rainier butiding Rate: GRAND PACIRIC Firat——Rates 6 nd, 84 Virginia ot Week and up. 168 Main st. br SOc and up. Bath HOTEL, iis d@atiy and up. 623 Sixt) ay Hotels and scaging. He ouses| “Nice Clear | Hote! Trafte lard 1383 CAPITAL Soc to $1 fined av. Dal: Jac Keon HOTEL ) day ig at ith av iNott B4ni J 1931 ist av. M per week and RD, 1 int av. $3.60 per week and up. 1618 Second. $2 week OXF rates Barrington, | _ up. |~ Hotel Consul, bt | $1 and up; beds Hore ht and Wash.; rina ibe, Free baths 401 Fifth av. n $4 week Housekeeping Rooms, Three or four furnished housek ing ro 108 17th fu ib | OLYMPic Ante. 2010, Western av Single $1.5 auite, $2.00 up. ‘Near’ publio sasrket Gheap, weil furnished transient and housekeeping rooms at 819 Howell Furnished housskeoping room, #1 30 per week. 1012 Pike st i isW arie, single HK rooms ~~ Board and = ae Room and board for two gentlemen 1618 1ith av ea Wanted—Children to board 1508. Flats for Rent. G-room flat, $12.50 Q. A. 2106, Acreage. 14% ACRES FOR $7 Near Machias we have 14% acr with trout stream crossing at w CT » This land slopes to the west, if rear emall mill whieh will fu nish lumb to settlers at thousand. ‘There some shingle bolts which can be sold at the mill Neigh at hand. Schools, and Your groceries de livered right at your door, A. fruit. canning ny homish, whieh ts mil will contract for all fruit and produce you can raise for a period of 6 years at market prices. on are tired of paying rent and diving in the city, hera is your chance to atrike for independence $96 caeh and $10 per month will han- die this land. OLE HANSON & co. 1-8 M 314 New York at Sno distant, + It Block “Binith, Seattle Employment Of-|— tod: | ibe} __Acreage—Cor ntin ued RAISE YOUR OWN WAGE & wee Dil Is firwt clase of gravel or rock les well, You can ent right near for gach 10-8 " 9 Becond Av., Room Phone Main PER A ning trea tract In mars He in the ne level and covere maple and her! this tract ts dairy purpones. The noll on the and Y ntire free fro This tract ts well c n buy it for month pe in an: OLE HANSON 314 New York On good fine rich acres cleared fine living springs a water room house, with 100 cow, ete Price $1,660, on ea Mr. Hack worth Kirkland, Warh RE WIS tight a road loam noth, Act now and f lent ing dint er mus! 91,200. Your « t € HARL 422 ¢ n nan lots VAN 1209 Third ca of ia water lake ton, nine b istance $26 cash. CLIFFORD, Good 1019 With house, bern poll, food road to Se two giles from elec be sold in next takes OHARL BS &. 422 Colman GARDENERS, TAK for pota just west for § 1019 . VAN ARSDAL 1209 Third We have Wertern this land want ye the best Washingt has the penses and’ wages The land t# good an tee te good ily to those whe buyer sald compared to most have examined.” Logged-off, burned . tree finest pasture right ION AND $25 OREGON AND DEV. CC 411 Hoge E POULTRY RAS ining the town of | lying tract of ng. artly ything about nd want to make independent, let me place, for you can Adjo | ACRES 8% take * ws | OLE HANSON 14 Ne WOOD POL re 1s one of the to-date poultry state, all 1 for sale Location @ at onee WwW. 451 Arca HAVEN TOC PRIEL OF WAT FOR $7 Hood canal, near r you 10 Lies nearly level, to. drain ino bluff ‘up and On It Th slope eh cleaned bathing. Old timers on point to be one grounds on the This tract would camp site, and tr whe 1" the! you so desire, land. OLE a4 HANSON New York sana | MOT HOM bine Gouble constructed down, 00. per property 6 oN Ballard 1 $i DOWN BUYS 'A fast of thre country Interest this way Mehihorn Bldg oms, good attle, cement lot 40x106, $1 In nd other wt place, laundry, in and paid sity brary 26,00 a month, Phone Kenwood 2. rolling 4 inves A GUARAN HOME OR INVESTMENT cleared. raising ehicke ‘acres of with just in full, Ss ke inte in » the ure em CRE the b tract tig: & ( roent lant @ ploy 4. ract owns Blk 48 acres of land for $1.200, with run- of th alanee of table is A No. cash and ate. 3) Block fenced, nd ‘in erops {tc ttag hickens, Owner going to Ka Kirkland ¥ ter par e fruit trees, excel ty ros unity ADA nidg. we ¢ it ton ay i, with st south of Bre ly to city, arket Third tracts all around A i24-ACRE RANCH lar attle tric & few days. “RINRKLANT RANCH IMPROVED acres of with 2 Two plenty of chicken Jerney t cleare walk Own well for his loa aah, fine » oe town, 1 orm, SDALE & CO. trem r driv- Price Beattie. orchard, gasoline engine for pumping, fine * ar don! ¥ ¥ t ADAMS Ride. B Ni toes f ct 9 clon rket AY. TEE fo ~ value, for y nd t This lan Inve: “It in Just “fie other over. now. ), Bide. i CLOsi Kirk rich “Ity Price $1.250; t nth. J. a sh &c w Y LTRY and nches io A INV Water Front PER FRON' Brin = has et the canal claim of the best fishing ne ak re ar made IC @ acres of rich bottom fruits oF 40-min- 100 cash, a Av @ to nice handy you tn We kno and w our while you are inspecting this land. te. lands I easy from rock nnd § rovide employment. RIGHT PRICK us tell you the full particu- 00 to $50.00 per acre, easy terms WASHINGTON In’ ‘ou kn FOR $500 of first road, pleasure 4 $5 per 0. rk Block FARM most up in the ulldings nnon, a h ¢ fine for this dandy nough es so that you can make a park 5 cash and $10 a month buys this & CO. fin nealow $218 mon 70th MON’ ~oak floors basement impr near % including inte lath e247 k City Real Estate. wottare Phone fire- with ovements Univer 200 cash, ost #10 80U' rw per WASHINGTON LAND COMPANY »| On | low rent. City Real Estate—Contd. TOLT TOUT TOLT TOLT TO TO. v0 TO In TOY TOLT TOLT TOUT $50 BUYS A LoT the’ new city of ue the livert and teat krowing new town in the state, RAILROAD TOWN A RIVER TOWN A FALM TOWN A LUMBER TOWN A in of us town with the Airat history a ix pay rol VACTORY MILLS LS MONTH fn your chane on the ground new town with future, All pr modern el ts. Wat and sidewalks pleted. to get floor of pos! on in im aye now ) The coming two great ratiroads to the teh’ v leys of th is qualmie Kivers the opportunity ing up with located on rivers and | farms and belt nt The lumber is wufficient modern city short notice two beautiful every morning to Seattle the LEGON ON \4 DEVELA 410-11 ling Wash, TOUT TOLT TOLT iTON WATER T shade tre luff, Price $7 ney last; easy CLIP RNAP Burien FORD. Third Av 1019 Lake K THIS 18 THE BEST BUY IN THE CITY TTLE $10 DOWN MONTHLY or ONLY $200. " FOR A LEVEL mur blocks Washington BEAUTIFUL LoT Lake to the | from clone 1, and with- es’ car ride | Pole; with iignts | ) | Inc. a | and gas in BURKE & FARRAR \} | 104 Cherry St ViEW easy month. $0 ash $5 ce of pultiny LOT FOR $15 per your bank at 4 per cent, buy for It 1s a safe investment that ix bound to. Increase rapidly In value upon the mpletion of Vinit rkiand now a Madison car and county or steamer Urania to- Burke & Farrar's of- fice in Kirkland, or call 104 Che ry St tg $1,306 sox100, at Valley at 26th ahd 27th aves. All tmprove- nents, except paving, in and paid & Kckern, 218 Leary Bldg. io LLYER, 926 Leary Bide tle Real Estate Assn. t ality, cheap. Phane Bea bungalow on Washington; owner going south. __East_1930. : $50 splendid TTAGE | Dandy 4-room. cot in | Reighborhood, on fine | high and sightly, nea nd two caf lines desirable partler balance like rent - Hick 401 Mebihorn AUBURN 67x103, on corner, 60- ets, within § min- railroad she Large tracts, uring life of OLE A | HOT HOUSE A ries. truck rhubarb, Fine « LAND CO. Bank Bldg. within proved e in Seattle. 461 | W. H. HAVEN INV 10 ACRES FOR $500 1, enst of Kirkland. $10 month! This, An ideal lo- ranch and within easy markets in you this ear and Urania to in Kirk- co. 3 $ 4 Hes within Lake Samamish, poultry being driving distance of the Seattle. Let us show Take a Madison HERE 18 A “GooD BUY you want a good farm for a very money, don't fail to see this 16 in cultivation, 40 part- ly cleared and seeded for pasture, ard, barn, stable ows, good team, har rs cows, young stock, p' . bay in the barn, ro: crop, plenty of feed, good outfit of rming tools and tmp ments. To make quick sale, owner has re- duced the price $5,500, halt sio3s ROBERT MALTBY 1010 Alaska Building. to For Exchange. Stiage, sultanre for one or two facing Lake Washington ard; Madrona. Park ground. Long lease and To exch stock of goods. ORTY ar ig 0 the Yaki soil, all | money m other business, tention, Price for onsider im. part Alaska N-ACRE North of town, handy level, good ‘clay loam’ soél, very easily cleared, Price $1,200, h, or would exchange ‘for good building lot, Iquire 1010 Alaska Building. Building, BARGAIN to,station, all | PREM S IaF ale TEE +| Furniture AV) $700, 308 Third WN. gucen Anne $08 1 For Sale—F urniture. vir ae, Haliard, aces Five-room Cash or furnished fiat terma, Beacon for 108% 6f seven-room 0mm rented. for sais, 68. Pine houss Main 5337 com Furniture 4160 furniture of 6-r60m house ‘For Sale—Wood and Coal. fant pan with frat ioe Cosy ainwright & MeLeod. Enones, isis STA 6b LOANS TATE ME Aon ri TOLT between] | hait| € CTY AND COUNTKY LOANS mproved or vacant property, ¥ amount, $50 to $600; long of fuprt ime: easy payments; no de- pig, Sturtevant & Co, 217 Boston | Wanted to Buy-—Furni iture Ca HAL sity: 3 ‘private offices: confidential. merican Jowelry Co., 603 1nd Av. BASTENN GROKBRAGE CO, Loans from $5.00 to $100.00 SALARIED PEOPLE or indorsement. FURNITURR warehoune pis, ete, Liberal terms, prompt service. Northern Bank Bldg. 4th & Pike For See ey chicken, up to alt East 66 ullets, single comb; * and read: o $1.00 each. a, supplier and PACIFIC. POULTR Top floor Corner Market. 1st & Pile, LHE KALEM POULTRY MARKI® Spring chick Live and dress nines, Poultry per Ib. oft urkeys always om 1600 Pine Place. fot sale Bailard 1004. Dale -— Miscellaneous. AARAAAAARAAA vd DAMAGED BATE TUBS Demage bath tub 0 os Rustad’s, 316 2n4 « Plano for sale, umbia. Room 6. New Pianos for rent; M: as rent 8 3 ete. For Hae Pntermm 9 rn cow ‘for “wale, 12th and South Seattle. Majl Jersey,” 3810 10th ay, 8, 15 cholce dairy cows Redmond. Th be fran ith Nw. we Classi fied Diesen ASCOUNTANT FUME c, I 9¢ BAUTELLE Business a Adjuster and counselor. %01- 04 White Bag. Fhone Mainisig ACTING HIPE Pr PROME SCHa , 20L OF ACT FIFTH AND UNIVERSITY art, sta, voeal fencing ector, For sale cheap. J nroy low for sale; weeks. z Dramatic ing. music Dt and ball room and instrumental Louls Hey wood, tus and P and bowling BALK 100-203-204 Firat An R Beattle Wheelwright, siyright, wood biock Ray. 1 Bi ne "Witsom Main ie HnoPooists DR. SUSIE EB. FRASIBR. to clalist. 465 Arcade Bide. fo Burke ) Bidg. 51,00 per month, Al Wo Kil _ 302 Denny pee, _fgrmierly “Arcade! DR sus: foot ape- turner, iia Bidg., formerly clalist. ly Burke Bi 1.00 PER Wi Aw E 303 Mealier Bidet TH tke A CORN. S ARCADE BL LOCK REPAIRING ALL makes repaired: guaranteed, Huson, room 317 Hine! Bg st Hinckley. Elliott ane and civil Elliott sar nom contl= AT. c NAREUS “egal advice on any subject the Legal Ald ‘Bureau; laws soot cerning husband and wife: exe gmptions from, garnishments, Ta. borers’ lien, 327 ka bullding. CT Beedie, 15 yra axperieeny in hi est courts. 211 Boston Bik. Pho —Off.. Main 5214° Res. Fast 5260, Sommer, Lawyer, id tation’ free. Gorwin Townsen. ree by fon Cents. “the Rim Rarcaroile, Hoffman; Sim Godard. FE iS Muaste that * Sells,” “Tales of from Lucia; Morn. Piano instructions, London > ate, Mrs, Goodman, 18 Ele way, corner John 9 Sykes’ Music School—Mandoll tar, banjo. Free instruments. People’s Rank Bldg. NEW PIANOS TO RENT plied on purchase. Arcade Annex. -Rent Walling. 200 orricr otr' Main 2174 PATENT ATrORN Xiams RY Yegistert ‘and Trade Mark Attorne in Seattle. 500 ne | Renwick, Aurke Wig ty inutiaing Lawren 33 _PANTORNS AND won’ Seattle Pattern Works, 816 First aw, South. Best equipped shop. Mal 6068. Ant BAUS — RABIES: IDPAL STUDIO, Photos that DAY THURS 717% THIRD AV, please are made JOHNSON’S bl i Liberty Tide. srd and Union. PHYSICIANS Faeblooy, rv y—OFe Marion Bidz a2 sth Ave, rings 750 each; Sucobson, First and Mtoware —_