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

THE a see ern OCTOBER 15, 1912. ROOSEVELT APPLAUDEDIINDICT 9 ed at Home AT KNOX MEETING; PROGRESSIVE PLANS ‘apie ballets niiclaeh* As. PROGRESSIVE MEETINGS Tonight Mouroe—Landon, Mills. Wednesday Afternoon Thira ward headquarters— Women’s organization meet- ing. Wednesday Night Eighth ward jeadquarters— Inet committeemen. Snohomish—Landon, Milla, Thursday night Stan wood—Landon Friday Night Marysyville—Landon. Saturday Noon Edmouds—Bob Hodge, Landon, Saturday Night Coliseum theatre, Seattle— Senator Poindexter, Bob Hodge. Happy Valley—Prof. Ju W. H, White, = joines—-Landon, Paul K. \e * le = | * p te Yourself Trat Pyramid | ‘Tort Bade Pile are. \* les has been ckage of | ,. Pit always ‘and you can Keti® eee fe cent box from but be #ure you get "i ask for case of * 04000864595 440448008 844000 the surgeon's ‘the doctor and Pile Remedy wilt See A RRR ARERR de of testimonials ny wt i the o4. FOR PRESIDENT bot Bats cafeteria, First | Seoretary ot "Stat © Philander C. Knox had his little say at the Moore | theatre last night. The theatre was gt, from 11 to 2 to jcrowded, and it's an even bet ty that your can-| whether there were more Roosevelt ited. The ballots or Taft supporters present. There! he. care of by represen | were also quite a gathering of WIL wm the different political | sonites and not a few socialists, All factions got a chance to do their = own applauding. 1 = Tn fact, the first real demonstra- MSFeCG |tion of ihe evening was for Col Roosevelt. After that the Taft crowd had one awful time trying to outrival it. “1 Am a Trimmer" Humphrey was chairman of the meeting, you know. When he came upon the stage with Knox, somebody sug gested cheers for Himphrey. A |doxen OF so mustered courage and gave three sickly cheers. Humphrey was not supposed to make @ speech last nicht. The Taft managers knew better than to let “Trimmer” Humphrey talk to a Se attle crowd. Bat Humphrey didn't obey in- struction, He ee ee so long that RRHAL Now | aed the crowd got tmpatient and started to call for Knox, Several times they laughed right out at him, And when he mentioned Roosevelt's name, It was greeted by wild cheers and applause that lasted for more than a minute, When he was final ly yelled off the stage, Humphrey | sulked fh his seat and for a long! While failed to join the applause even for Taft wheo it was given oo casionally, Secretary Knox took his cue from the reception given to Humphrey and avoided using Roosevelt's name for at least the first half of his Speech. He began his speech by addressing Dmselt to Humphrey and undoubtedly “jollying” him, as he sal “After knowing you for 10 years, | am gi! to notice how well they ap- Preciate you In Seattle and how fa- millarty they cal! you here.” A big shout of laughter greeted this pleasantry, Knox then read his speech, Throughout the reading, there w: keen rivalry between the Taft and the Reosevelt faction to show which could put up the most applause a the rival standard bearers were mentioned. Several times, tho crowd was moved to laughter as Knox referred to the republican party keeping faith on (Se tariff and other questiona, Knox pteaded that } Taft Was & progressive and the re publican party Ikewlee, Towards the conclusion of his speech, he sald that the “danger was not in the democratic party” from a Taft standpoint, aud this remark was | areeted by a howl of delight from | the Roosevelt crowd, Ex-Senator Piles tried to make a speech after Knox but no one paid any attention to him. The crowd left. Saturday night. Don't miss the big meeting at the Coliseum thea tre, when Senator Miles Poindexter “Bob” Hodge will speak. Here is a poll of the Robinson Manufacturing Co. employes in Ey- erett: Roosevelt, 49; Debs, 29; Wil son, 25; Taft, 9; Chafin, 3. And the Amphion Singing society shows: Roosevelt, 27; Wilson, 8; Taft, 2. = HODGE INVITES HAY TO JOINT CAMPAIGN “Rob” Hodge, progressive cand! for governor, has invited Gov. Hay to devote a week of the canr paign together, to speak to the same crowds from the same platforma,) and to let the people thus size them | both up at the same time. The fol-| lowing letter was received by Hay's committee last night October 11, 1912. BE Kean headquarters, Wash. - “My Dear Governor: “As the campaign is drawing to a close faster than we candidates can “Hon M. Tacoma, NOT FORCED TO SHOW BOOKS Pending the outcome of the erim- pune SOF |inal charges sgainst Jacob Furth fully treats are:jand R. V. Ankeny, officers of the in Dyspepsia, | geattle National bank, they will not Female Trou |be compelled to show their books imbago, Neural-'i, the bankruptcy case of W. E. Rheumatism. | schrieker, the La Conner banker, Headaches, Bricht's with whom they are alleged to ha Insomnia, Kid-'connived In recetving deposits after ‘aad Stomach Trouble [knowing that bis bank mae inact. ent. Furth, Ankeny, jel Kel ano pine, Sida \iner and ‘President Andrews of the bank will be arraigned at Mt. vonion on petty on the charge of “aiding abetting” Sehricker. 0 ELECTORS Uniess — pat up a technical ob- peng to the charge against them, Heay will grog? enter their pleas oven that\ou Priday and the date of their olation No. \trinis will be set. =e rd. Referee in Bankruptcy John P. m has been| Hoyt ruled that the examination of aie ‘Couneli it-\Pyrth and Ankeny in the clvil pro- Sa |ceedings be continued because of igemene to the or- | the criminal proceedings sagainat and opera. | them. rtment of The Fepesiing 8} saree, Maes, Oct. 14—The tri- Bao orial of Joseph Ettor, Arturo Glovan- [ais and Antonio Caruso, | with the murder of Anna Lopizzl, a "\ woman striker, killed in a street (of) eathering of Lawrence textile work- ‘ers last winter, was reeu here y wservice| today. A second venire 350, orm hight ser-| trom which a jury is to be k 199. ay Bory 'e*) was on hand, the talesmen were on ged) ¥ o'chod eS jee by Justice Quine, or t - [PUBLIC MARKETS WESTLAKE jored Japan toa, 359 9 3 coffee, #1. aasor lees, allspice or pepper. ey can, bh gen ae ge Ba bo re imy . pa, Poult coon, 800 1b.; cocow ah 2 tb 1$e; 2 tbe. iu } haliae ‘Sauce R Ib: 60 1b de ok the event of great,| B.8f unusual confiagra-| mency. the Fire! it, ot other person om id of the Fire| 75 , have the power summon such fire pi riba join of inten, on, utton, ot gg og re ‘and toln , ke tbe; ribs ibs, 260; tompound night to day shall be provid Anal places of and firemen thi rib roast, aut Le Ib; pork roast, lie I i. “Seodk Dicwled cotinine butts, 17% lve th; home ren- pienic hams, $1 mack tb. chops, Ife boing pork, 14e 1b.; sirloin ster dered lard, 12 100 Ibi Yakima pots wee zi a the, tty iT jeads lettuce, mate “4 lb.; green corn, 10c and y be ions of this nance «hall thirty PIKE $1 a pee box, de- etl the 16 Spitzendergs, box; Anow, Go | ml | 32. 5 ty livered; Jonathan ‘7 $1.10; Fall Wines o @n, $1 box, delivers join ateak, 16 wd tor 100; 1h; Kirkland | crabs, 3 veal stew, ie Ib.; compound wont cutlets, 12%6 Ib. okay, Binek Prince snd be Ib; Tomnt, . oy — ot fag) City y me this Vth ds, : COTTERT 1. L, M iP. this 17th W. CARROLL, |Goncora” And ex-officio City ige ib; 26¢. pv, pt Deputy Clerk. | ka of} cheene, eum, | xalmon hib.; Bi arn ot | ard, i ‘ Mum T rapes, ay 3 for 10¢; local oF o Dkgn. gs matehos, sacks ga! wheat flakes, 3 for ‘sh nee. die; new Call- new rackers, r ron nt MN be hela? ites {ie purpone in’ ratifying He yeteggtaia ordins Gee it] ivelisr cna ex-obticls’ ci ity | 300 15.5 Basser peanut’ but Publication Septem. laundry now te can, i on fer Soe bottles beat myrna tsa Hay, governor, repub-| ‘akina cantaloupes, 6 for 10 ibs, sugar , mer da, Se, * Wednesday; increasing south- * eauhes, | meet all the people and lay before } them our respective pleas for sup | port, | would like to suggest to you | that you and I travel for a week, or jfor as long as you are willing to, and address the electors from the same platforms, and fairly and frankly give them an opportunity to decide upon our respective qualift- cations for the office we seek. Your committee can take the matter uj with the progressive committee an I am sure an itinerary satisfactory to both of us can be arranged. 1 would bo glad to hear from you. OPEN TILL MIDNIGHT mage ers hours are extended until ‘clock tonight. At mid- night, we registration wit! close for the coming election on November 5. Tonight is your last opportunity you have not registered. Every citizen of the United States 21 years old or more, who has lived in Wash- ington 11 monthe and 10 days, in the county 70 days, and in the pre- cinct 10 days, ie entitied to be reg istered as a voter. POINDEXTER- HODGE RALLY SATURDAY Either John C. Lawrence or W. H. Panthamus will preside at the big progressive rally to be held at the Coliseum theatre Saturday night, when Senator Miles Poin- dexter and “Bob” Hodge, progres- sive candidate for governor, will make the chief addresses. On Fri- day night they will hold « big meet- ing at the Armory in Tacoma. Poin- dexter and Hodge will make a cir- cult of southwestern and northwest orn cities next week. WOMAN’S BODY FOUND IN BAY This morning about 6 o'clock the body of a drowned woman was found in the bay at the foot of Mad- ison st. She was about 25 years old and wore a red sweater, blue wkirt and biack shoes. There was a wedding ring on her fgnie r.T shrdluetacinshrdiuetaoin finger. The coro thinks it Ie a case of drowning, either suicidal or accidental, No one has yet claimed the body. TURKS WIN A BATTLE CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 15.—Crushing defeat was dealt by a Turkish force to a large band of Montenegrin troops at Gisinje today. The Montene- grins were broken after a des- perate fight and completely routed. JUST IN TIME As R. A. Walter and G, Terpin- ning, 4667 Brooklyn av., were cross. ing the street at Third and Pike yesterday, Dr. Robt. Brodnax’ auto struck them and inflicted minor in- \ SECRETLY Nine secret indictments were re turned by the special federal grand jury this morning, The names of those indicted wil! not be divulged, however, until the arrests are made, Immediately after the indictments were presented to Judge Howard, and the marshal instructed to make the arrests, the jury retired for fury ther deliberations, The nature of the indictments is pretty definitely known now, but the court official have bea strict ers soba BREAKS A COLD FEW HOURS ee Fis#t dose of Pape’s Cold Co pound relieves all grippe | ~ misery — Contains no \ Quinine, After the very first dose of “Pape's Cold Compound” you dis tinetly feel the cold breaking and all). the disagreeable arippe mptoms leaving It ls & positive fact that a do of Pape’s Cold Compound taken every two hours antil three con- secutive * are taken will cure Grippe or break up the most severe cold, either in the head, o it, bac stomach or limt Re promptly ends the most mis erable headache, dullness, head ‘and nose stuffed up, feverishness, sneex- ing, sore throat, running of the hose, mucous catarrhal discharges, soreness, stiffness and rheumatic twinges. Take this wonderful Compound with the knowledge that there ts nothing else in the world whieh will cure your cold or end Grippe misery as promptly and Without any other assistance or bad aftor-effects an a 2Scent package of Pape's Cold Compound, whieh any druggist can supply—It contains no quinine —be sure you get what you ask for —aecept no substitute—belongs in every bome. Tastes nik ets montly. Don't forget to vote for your candidate for president at the “Good Eats” cafeteria tomorrow noon, between 11 and 2 Paid Advertisement W. J. TRIMBLE, Democratic Candidate for Co Commissioner, Third District Has resided tn King county, n Redmond, for 24 years, durin which time he has been successful] in all his business ventures. HY has been a ratiroad contractor ani a road builder and understands the various systems of road con- struction; has been in the sawmif business, and is at present success fully engaged in farming. He ie acquainted with overy part of King county and knows the needs of each locality. He believes in, and is enthusiastic over, good roads, and wikhes to see the rural districts developed by a system of highways. He says that such a do velopment will benefit the city as well as the surrounding country; that certain products could, with proper access, be reduced in price to the consumer, and, at thé same time give more profit to the farmer. He says that our road® are cost- ing too much and can be built for less money. He believes In the King County Ferry, and says that it can be made to pay a profit to the present rates. He believes that the accounts of King county should be andited, «0 that the taxpayers may know the rea] condition of our finances. Pledges himself that, if elected, he will not use the county com missioner’s office to bufld up a po- lities! machine. He says that he will see that every district of King county gets its share of the road and bridge fund; that one section will not be developed at the ex pense of any other section He invites. the voters to inspect his record for business competency and personal integrity The city of Seattle and all of King county vote on this office on Noys5th. Your support is respect fully solicited. Stevens’ Academy seth Near Pine Guaranteed ta 4 ‘Private ns € Popyrlahted PRIVATE HALLS (Every Day and Bvening) Trial always free, When juries to both. Walter, seeing the For machine approach, tried to push his friend out of the way; but Terpin ning fell, and Walter rolled ove him. By using his hands as a guard, however, Walter saved Ter- 26} pinning and himself from serious % Injury. * Occosional rain tonight and * * erly winds, Temperature at - * noon, 56, Finwing location: ‘M. Mullen, 6409 Ballard av. Phong ) oS hese branch en Nee 9 100 per line or 6 ‘times ‘tok “th rice. of & for cash ad oe oi See i county, at] g- a veel $2.60-—-WY BOL, “on Th 2. Mpevial for 10 a will wie filled frame, guaranteed 6 yours, with large apherioal lenses, feath ease, complete, Including oxam- th Optometriat, Bring this adver it wold 1b0 Shop. ® R, BUTTERWORTH & SONS. 1 Firat ave. Main or Wiitott 949, Iniveralty Undertalain Korlore, 4334 (Mi Nie North a Pork. Tionnay- Watson funeral direc tors, . Broadway and 1319 Second. ) Heacon 978. UNG ELOWAL CO., 413-—Cut_ flowers ced a Neb sits nted to him for payment ives notice that lable for debts the above styled he is no | incurred under firm. Dated Soattie, Washington, October IW WICKS Lost and Found. One vrown pony ate ne ‘Tuesday afternoon, léather purse, with blue flow containing: Savings Hank. Found your ight growing dim? tielan will rem Paamination free Third us ia Watch Hata "7, hand cloth changed 1017 Pike, as i i333 and momen te the barber ttade; o0 paid while learning. Call or write NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE pick mine Cail at room 31 1616 Fifth av m. Job. dy \ Hotel’ aniriey $.36 TA vec Theatre Tullding. 3 ing man, 1h yeare old, neat ap- i fieb- baw New Corner Drelia Factory ~ Leare to be 320 tee Hotel, th and vi pi Ave Bixth “and Re Pree s § s $200 fate iii8 int to Wantea, owner furnish - 1 A. Lee Lewis, oe ee chiro. tor. Hours 3 to & p.m. 346-7 Ar. Annex. Main yh Lady attend vie CU soliay Se daredaiee er 803 enna gu T weiter tag ETTH BLADES snarpened, rasorn, The. ote 1401 40) _ Names and Feet. ane rom i. no aber; Har’ Beattie. Wanted—y. women, either ox- el od rk tolept. on orators. Ap- Ki to ish brd ay, or 4ea0 17 “4 Feet ie ware to out of city, general hotel x reas in and t a hind ay. ‘anted—-Good rellable gir oper power 9g fence unnserasary t Wanted—Girls for “general hou Free Pubile Bmployn 208 Liberty Mdg., 8rd and general housework three; no waaht: “ 4851 Hainier boulevard. mando! family of froning Beacon 821. 06 instruments banjo. Sykes Music School, People’s Bank Bic ag. Popular sheet m Sall 1159 Alkt a “FEN Pont TRO i STRICAL trie Go 1010 Firat Ay Your stove polished for 260; guar Afiteed 4 months, Biliott $864 W Biite Wet Wash Laundry 04 An old Ia etent y who in thoroughly com- wants situation to eare ldren afternoon or evening Mra. L. Fenn, 1127 63rd Seattle. Wanted—Siiuat Xi, Wanted: repairin per low wages. Gent iemer Phone Wanted a dress P. to buy one re vin buck jam Ad =4ood home for a Phone ght piano; will pay § Phone Kast 7162 5 cash for wane *Male and. Fomale Help an or woman wanted for so! Also one to represent town In Washington. Ni necessary, A hom enalty. 60 por < use proposition. Lac i Pueitic. Blk it us Houses for Rent. eet furnished §-room houseboat, if taken for w, winter. Ap- j-room cottage, Phone North four room $10.50, 219 910 Leary, newly Poujage, Repub- pered, pan at Be 40 | Bag Furnished Houses large living # room ath, kiteh~ free wood, gan Phone Adams 126. Furntahed, ab Completely turniahed Lris al i eh ay Le 00. Apartments for Rent. Copeland Court, 1909 er r, furnished, $20; ‘phon: ekeoping room 913 Bighth linen ay, . ie rooms, $1.60 up 0 up. ‘Near pubite snatket. shed housekeeping rooma n Anne 2106 well furnished transient and 8 at #19 Howell «, Cheap, housekeeping Furnished ho per week. 101 rooms, $1.60 ott 4118W 7 Hotels and Lodging Houses INDON—112% 4th ay id The, Biliott 6421 J, rrington, 1618 Becond. ee ere “We to Teo night, $1.76 to 84 week, 12 week ‘ie rent; use of 969. Robinson Furnished kiteh _ Apartments, 1. HOTEL Khode Isiand, __ S00 day and $2.50 4 HOTEL, tainter, 168 Main " butiding Rates 600 and up. ACIPIC HOTEL, tae $80 death a 1 Bath. Tit Children cared for, $15 month, all 116 W. Kepublican, Queen trained Phone only, by reasonable. Dables boarded c $66.00 daily ple, only shop, Pioneer square, | must sell, Star paying proposition In Call at 1701 Ninth ay, from 4 p.m and inventigate Wed “Vocation for drug ste corner room. rent $15. 600 K. 4nd t one North 1180. wiles from than invoice 102-3 ACRES WATERFROD $100 cash, balance easy. Ali fine soll, 2 ‘springs, on county toad. rand view “@ to school, This the last piece out of a whole and it's @ good one. an Aradalc & Co. 1209 Third Ay A WELL-STOCKED FARM Travel, well Centralia team ing GOES. hogs, chickens, crops, farm- | implements, RVERTTHING | Price $6,500. Good terms No, 615. 40 ACRES. OF RICH, PRODUCTIVE LAND, CLOSE TO CITY—CHEAP acres, all valley nt a gravel in it-—22 ared-— amall house—fine oth- er buildings gly 2 miles from Centralia-——macad ited road. Price $2,400. terms 20-ACRE FARM FOR $1,000 acres cleared, large barn. house, good orchard, clay loam soll, nO gravel or sand, 6 miles from Centralia. Any terms you want 5 ACRES WELL IMPROVED Close In, at Centratia, chickens and arden tools included; lies per- ectly level, thick ‘settlement. Price $1,250; easy terms. rh low je of city Iimits @ nearly level, od street, slashed ree $400, $25 cash month. 3% acres, just out of Centralia, | right on and seed and 6 SOUTHWEST WASHING LAND COMPANY, INC. Room 18 Downs Bld. ain 63 a 3 FOR ti06 hich ood liv= die'os cash 00 per month will buy any 5S-acre tract OLE HANSON & CO. 314-15-16-17 New York Bik S ACRES WITH HOU a One acre cleared; good small house on county road; one mile to beach at Silverdale; north Bremerton. PRICE $400; $25 CASH, $10 PER MONTH. CLIFFORD, 1019 Third Av. (ir: on Office) 58 Wash. St. ‘ ACRES FOR nil, where one ean raise berries and good road east m. Terms $50 monthly. To see ladison car and county ferry or steamer Urania to Burke & Farrar’s Kirkland of fice, or call 104 Cherry St $5,500 “owner's sacrifice; 6 Skagit valley, no overflow, $2,400; Improvements, orchard, telephone, mail, milk route; $2,00 ona, South Park player ¥ ening, Rich bie HOUSE AND LOT A cliont has an addition of 100 lota, not {ar from the car lino, that he will trade ail or part for a rest- dence. “The price of these iotn average about each. Come in and let us val yu grout tt JOHN H. WHITE _" 407 Grisseat Block bungalow, near Weat . tor lots or acreage A nice place to live, For vacant roperty. W. & Danner, 5509 Rox- Bury st Beacon 1849 ‘4 r cultivation, Want a re tract, all unde lone to Lake Washington unincumbered house and lot h. Ask Gabel, 402 Arcade. exchange everything everywhere at any time, If your price ia right Real Estate change, 620-521 Lumber Exchange. § AGRES $300 Best land, accessible by ratiroad or , Maple Vall . $5.00 per month. & Haring, 14 Second av. ———POULSHO AGRE Between Poulsbo and Bangor you can buy 6 acres of good land for $280.00. An export hag declared this. first class fruit land, also a Holmes ehickens would do well on a light sandy voll. Basy terme. QLW HANSON & CO. a14- St 16-17 New York Bik, fwen enn age—Continued _ PAPAL LLL LL PPLE ACKEAGE NonTH OF CITT 18 A GOOD INVESTMENT Acreage north of the eity, In our Judgment, Is going to prove Itee y profitable Investment, The t close i At no great fine homes for wale at § ean buy payments vietion that around Se easy monthly mom tunity attle at on the price of Iun't {t reasonable to suppose that a whole acre will increase in value until it is wor at le as a city Bome o very © to the WEST & WHEELER COLMAN BLOCK, to tracts are nterurban RY AND FRUIT are looking for a where you can raise nd chickens and be clone to attle market you this piace ride from King st acres cleared, on county road part in fruit. A bargain, Price $1,800. nm terme of $150 cash and $16 ath. L. C, Gilgen, 104 Cherry st ACKES WITH Good rich sandy joa county road: 11% Ness CeENntThe pout it let m: station. 4 1- NOON SRRVICH 7 PRICE $600 CLIFFORD, 14 (Branch Office) 5.60 PER ACTE Near Granite Falls we offer you 48 acres of good logged-off land puit- able for a dairy ranch. This land is rolling, bul not broken; has #008 soll ‘and is crossed by run ning stream at o rner. Rural ¢ eream eol- $1,200 in the re tract, upon cash, balance tio CARiT 19 Third Ay 88 Wash. St terma monthly OLB HA $14-15-16-17 York is ACKER TIMBER uth of Bremerton, on county road very good growth, never cut over, good soil. Adjoining saw mill vu can cut the tim- ber off this tract and pay for it PRIC 3 CASH. CLIFFORI nik month. To Madison ca steamer lL rare Kir Cherry St LITTLE ran garden, flowers, yords. '$160 down, bal- terma WHIDBEY ISLAND Rox 12, Langley, Wash. ACRES AT 47.00 PER ACRE far from f a. All tillapie, . mile fr i RR. survey in and can be bovght on very easy terma, Full Anformation at 205 Liberty Bidg. S ACKES FOR $380 me mile of Within rich Madison car and county ferry steamer Urania to Burke & Far rar's office at Kirkiand, or call terms. $1,300 > buy in IN BROS. Northern Bank Bid SHOT CLAY, $175 cash, $10 per month. All fine Hi, RO gravel, lies smooth. fine view, % le to school, lots of ap tar netghbors are Van Are & Co. 1209 Third Av. City Real Estate. A SNAP 10 LOTS PRICE, $1,500 cash and balance $20 or will make a dis- half cash Our client right away. JOHN H. WHITE CO. ain 2209. 407 Oriental Blk, MODERN COTTAGE FOR $100 DOWN 5 rooms, bath, pantry, furnace heat, shades, lot rovements In and P in good residence district, near two car line: I recommend this buy. ROY BE. POWERS 5237 Ballard Av. Phone Ballard 409. STOP PAYING RENT A 4-room modern cottage, double constructed, wired for lights, basement, lot 40x100 to 12-foot alley, cement bulkhead and stepa, rooms nicely tinted, assessments paid in full, e cut to $1,800; cash $100, like rent, no mortgage. Take Phinney car to BALTY CO. 4188.00 PER LOT In the busy town of Auburn, direct- ly opposite the new N. P. round- house, we offer you 30x108 38 1 h, r 60 month. the ter come in pout Auburn. Co. York Blk a month, school, stores and nvest your savings and reap the profits upon the completion of the canal. Come over and see Kirkland rake <8 Madison car and county ry or steamer Urania (19 b faity) to Kirkland, or call 104 Cherry St MUST HAVE MONEY 10 lots, 90 feet cach. Paid $1,860 three years ago, Will_ sacrifice the interest_and $500. better bargain in Seattle. What is done must be done quickly CHURCHILL, EAST 6000 YOU OPPol on car Hne, 1 above $350, $10 down and $10 per wit double In one year. kK, WYLDE 412 New Yo vee Tine Elitote 5007, 20d lots, with 3-room plaster- house, bath and pantry, one from car, 10 minutes to depot, Prt $1,150; easy ply to Jeff Stanfield, av. Phone York 96. oe OER ‘on, Must $1,500; some 560x180, grade, month, on gouth afte ot Te sell, Hither lot for terms, ok. 1019 ‘Third Ay cottage; bath, gas tricity; cholce lot 409x120; al desirable district. Must ‘se $950 onsh payment, Phone North 867, full particulars, or call 1821 No. 41st st Fiov0 ¢ My Capitol sth N,, lights. FORD, room hill property, $2,995. modern cottage, In hill business district, 617 with bath 2, tric Apply Rast 1 > at fot, ait im- paid in full, near ine, $950, $260 cash, Kenwood house, 30x102 ovements Baatlake car 247 14th _N. " beautiful lot m 450 cash. ues For Sale—Wood and Coal. tent Yost pan with first Youd oon Wainwright & MeLeod. Phones 1218 Ravenna park, Anno 408 | Modern Furn, Ne ee oe Only 36 minutes’| 1 _ Homesteads, Oates. . Washington fruit belt t bargain ever of- fered. Thomas Craig, 1331 Third ay Wanted te to Buy-—-Furniture CHintiae @ Olilce Parniture, caahe pnon Ch, M. 3227, M6618. Hier, 610 Pike Co. 41h Pike VIRTUS CO, maton Kk JUNTY LOANS vacant property, $50 to $600; lon asy payments; no & Co., 417 Bost any are Jay, #tur Bik. AND COLLATENAL ORVRK? OTT 00 to $100.00 to TEKIN ITE Loane from BALARIED PIOPLE Without urity or indorsement. MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE Pianos, warehouse receipts, ete. Liberal term mpt service, 207 Northern sth & Pike i ectable pi to borrow money diamon¢ nd jewolry; low offices. American Becond. For Saie—Poultry. Blackbird Ancona $1008 Kellertrass cocks, $2.60, and pul- to $5; chotce stock jen W. 8. Danner, 6509 Roxe cockersis, Spring chicken |... .°..). 260 ‘per Ib. Live and sates turkeys always on 1600 __For Sale—L estock enews T head of horses for sale very cheap, welght from 1,000 to 1300. fev- eral single horses, Prices $35.00 up. sets of harness, 12 bug- lon wagons very che Went A open Q saa abihncs For Sale—One black Yerssy ball, will trade tor ye 6004 cow Overacker, 3431 Zist ay. &. horse and family cow tor ¥Y cheap for cash. Dena- more av. W., Green Lake boule- vard nd Pike Pia or A dale Law Books Pos ~ MisceNaneous. AAAAARARAAAI New set of “Cyc,” com- tions, $250 de- also an Administrat Dook late books. 8 eattle poks, 3109 Yesler $400.06 €¢ adilias, fully equipped, way, $595.00. “My idi0, S-passenger tour- ing car, all new tires, Presto tank, extra casing, inner tube, Bosh aor ae oe = leaving the 6446 oP Pine Ps Stewart, Main Kummage sale October i Market, by West Bide © tlonal church. covered 4 condition. “delivery € Beacon 1625 Ro Hausier. Phone ¢ assortment tubs, sinks and ustad's, 315 Second S. 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