The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 26, 1912, Page 7

SE BLOWN AFTER MAN’S SUICIDE TAKEN THIS MORNING, SHOWING SIDE OUT BY EXPLOSION, ROOF TORN AND WINDOW THE STAR—SATURDAY; OCTOBER 26, 1912. TEDDY’S TRUST POLICY, BY GILSON GARDNER BY GILSON GARONER OOSEVELT'S trust polley ta really nothing more than an extension of the government's present contro! over rallroada. Rallroads consolidated, grew big and abused their patrons, The government stepped tn and regulated them. The gover nt did not say “Break up your railroad consolidations; conaolidators go to jail,” Tt ta true Joe Batley did say that, not honest The ratiroads, have for letter of the Sherman law. let but Bailey 20 years violated forbidden by the Sherman law, Tho rate law brought them to book, Rooseyolt sald: “It fs admitted by all sane people that It is no longer possible to unseramble the railroads and make them go back Into the little jerk water institutions which they were when railroads were first built co-operation the public secures uniformity of rates and harmonious oo operation tm handling freights over long distances, The whole system ie made to work in harmony, and the public secures much better service in many ways, What ts now needed is not a law to smash the consoll dation, but something which will wipe out the abuses which have frown up. We must stop rate discrimination aa bt on Individuala and between localities, Unduly high rates must be 4 nted. ‘The shipper must get adequate service in cars, prompt delivery and all such things. To secure this the government must have a commission with adequate powers.” So the law was passed giving real power to a real Interstate com merce commission, The railroada were made to adopt a uniform sys tem of accounting and to show cause for every advance in freight rates. With an honest commission like the present one, the plan is working quite well. Taft tried to undo all this by creating a commeres court with power to veto the orders of the commission, but congress is on the trail of that court and will get it by next March. To apply the same kind of remedy to the evila of big corporate business Is Roosevelt's “regulation of trusts.” Mere bigness he does not regard as necessarily evil. Higness is necessary to do certain jobs, If bigness is used to work out economics, tt should not be outlawed. Why not apply the plan of a regulating commission to curb the evils of big business without doing proper business any harm? The evils of Hig Business consist in certain well-known commer cial practices. For exampl (1) the division of territory between previously competing organizations; (2) dictation of prices by pro ducer to wholesaler and retailer; (3) cutthroat competition to kill off a weaker competition; (4) the ase of leases and refusal to sell machinery, in the case of the shoe mackinery trust; (5) spylag on competitors; (6) secret control of subsidiary competing concerns; (7) refusal to sell to certain tndividuals in certain localitte: the waa the ‘ They have maintained] o freight associations, conspired to keep up uniform| *@ MAM SUBSCRIBERS —The ante rates, divided territory and have done all the thing» fy| i D STUDENT — DISMisi wed SHINOTON, Oct. 2 faryAot the Navy Meyor yesterday |ardored the dismissal from Annap-| py orion jolie of Walter J. Tigan, a third | year man from Mlinois, Tigan wa courtmartialed for hazing a plebe by @anding him on his head, Stevens’ Academy " arth, Near Pine ing © raateed ta 4 Private Lessons Sopyriahted PRIVATE MALLS (very Day and Evening) Trial always free When Others fall, con Dances Wed. THE SEATTLE STAR — | Wanted $1,000 oF any Dart, 10 per sion, Main 4 per mt, $40 v6 Hidtt 2018 W. reasing, trunks, baggage ule, tallor OL Hencon Ottine Wanted—Situation b 35, with 10 ‘al offi we ypowrtter, 8-45 Plumbing wanted, material X-617 Help Wanted——Female — Wanted—Young women, elt! arienced of inexpsi ork as telepiione operators A to 1108 bd r 1640 17th y “Sonia Pacific’ felephons ‘and aT h_ Co Wanted—Young girl fo asaint Tn Heht housework for two for room and rd. Queen Anne 1767 pérlonced girl, general house K; must not object to children; good wages. d 336. Girl tor general hou ie and of baby. Apply Algonquin Apt Lith and & on Solicitors oare Star, owner furnish when a wuoperts wx e ot yout paper. hen that da rrives, te f oe foFIp\on haw not gala. t bee no vapos) your name from tte Yet! change of address label receipt nce of our reade hed agencies at t fut lowe tion: Hom, 6409 Mallard av, Phone tard 108 ny © left as these branches where mame rates will be given as main office, ‘Transient rates Bas 100 per line or 6 times for the of 6 for cash ada on. to Wanted for an Al commission pre Write 6 instruments, mandolin banjo. fykos Music Sch to's Rani Iida Housekeeping Rooms. PD vee os tome De ae 2-0 lousekeeping furnished room for » Cooking was, electric iehts water In room, reasonable rent. 413 Perry | OLYMPIC APTS, Fi Single rooms, § $3.00 up. Near pub? od clean rooma, $16.00 immediately a Ww Queen Anne 2530. |Neaily furnished rooms overlooking pets walking distance Vileges. Queen Anne I Feraisk housekeeping Queen Anne 1106. guitar, 1, 628 A REASONABLE yy WILL BE PAID TO ANY InetirutTr for any cane of drunkenness we cannot cure within @ week. For as to the efficiency of is treatment a feet a cure in t we refer to leading profersional men, show affidavits from hun: must inepubite an «and who are now in Pp fon of that business cumen which was deadened and ais |Cage tront room and bath, wultable for two men. 614 Ninth av. Earle reatment ts strictly pri- 4d does not in any way in- with s business pur. office West Maccanoae u |For Sale—Wood and Coal. pares tho + kev nw Breed 4 with firm Cert ~~ 415 month, all Kepublican, Queen Children eared tor agen, 116 W. Anne 2330 load com ‘ainwrigh 004d a8 new, 1 for $40. For t, bargain ever of: 1424 Beventh 1337 Third ay, it clasn & office turniture, cash. dier, 610 Pike, M. 3227. co. $15 Pike M obi —_— Money to Loan you sing? firnt f Modern Vurn y Jackso Main 7866. See un tor Votels, re cories, cigar standn, trades of ail kinds Bldg For Bale Ke — “s4 Baliley CITY AND COUNTKY On improved or vacant any amount, $50 to $500; long oF ort time; easy payments; no de- i x, Sturtevant & Co, $12 Boston LOANS property, Poultry, butter and eee store. Hell on account of sicknens, Cheap if sold at once, Address| 312 Washington ay., Bromerton,| w D 7 ay — et ek action. Acreage. ack 109 Mehihorn. LOAN CO rates JACKSON REALTY & $500.00 6 acres, all ¢ needed down of wtun Thin § y filet In it. ¢ and & rK from in one ities of Lawin « KASTERN BROKERAGE CO 07 Northern Bank Bldg, 4th & Vike $1,000.00 si = “For Saie land, 10 |= aA can be be land terms. of fine timber, all very ‘cheaply A fine piece balance easy bottom alder 40 acres heavy cleared from town. $300.00 cash, $1,000.00 30 acres of bottom land 2be per Ib. ed turkeys alwaye on 1600 Pie Place For le—Li Sale—Livestock Sale—10 cows Take Park car Bais tore et ach tld Duwamish res w, 2% miles fro South road, water poe une and barns from Hvin 3-room house, barn 20x24 en Houses iarge enough 0 accommodate 7100 chickens, ‘here fs one horse, 3 cows, 2 incubators. wagons, plows and all tools neces: sary to run the piace. Can make terms. No, 1203 nae Miscellaneous. WAARARARAAAAS Migh grade 1912 4-door, 6 uto, iia te Mehts, ‘ully equi: 4. 600d as new. y ive run short Will sell for ome terms. This care Star $2,500.00 For Sale—Few Kee: n Kutter ¢ ter and garden toola, ho: bere civil engineerin nd magazines, Own = ing away. Unusual opportunity, s bath tubs, sinks % pergonal in: cconmary. When all Other cures fail, they come to us, God none have ever taken our treatment who have not been thor- oughly satisfied with the results & postoffice money order clerk, from home, but continued to liv with his two daughters, high school girls, When tho daughters were lear wrecking the /ing for school, yesterday morning, » frame struc-| Hyde said: “Before you come in injured two the house tonight, have Lingenfel- . J. H. er, 2408 ter and Johnson come first. And and George Johnson, tell them to come easy.” whe, a moment be-| Returning last night, the girls had forced an found the house dark and the doors by thoughts of his ad- Friend Hyde, 46, a turned on the gas at hie home, 4223 Tat and died. | from the capita) 4s all grubbed of black loam for pescsmeditom Gardner will write on Precwinans a ce the Tariff.” SE HODGE’S NEIGHBORS ALWAYS VOTE FOR HIM They know “Bob” Hodge fn, In 1910, two years ago, the peo Black Diamond. For many years,|Ple of Black Diamond knew as 2% miles of the # b) 4 clear onions, ¢ FOR RENT IN FREMONT ch | damaged ot ine. the | Pony Pr laat large maple | line, B ge and othor ve w cut & ton fine §-room and bh trees in front, telephone F. D,, groceries delivered door party owning this Dinco lived there for 23 years, and poor health is the only reason for trays, ber JACKSON REALTY & LOAN CO. a fine view, Ment $20.01 th ) First ay. E at AL 409-12 alley Bide lied om 14 much of “Bob” Hodge's domestic Main to the room. tlocked. Remembering their fath FE FROM HOME. er's curioug Injunction, they fetch negate queerly forled Lingenfelter and Johason, who ‘Two weeks ago be/forced their way fn and went up renee, | stairs to Hyde's room. This door rance t's opinion of tly declaratory he believes the re- and an opinion no clouds t lawyer's examina- based upon mat- a8 they appear of rec- , oF as they may ap- from an abstract of to show matters of ud affecting the title. lis opinion is no secur- forgeries, un- insanity or mi- y of the grantors:; c against un- fal or fraudulent deliv- deeds or fraud in ming and recording turity against mis- of fact or mis- on of facts ap- i in deeds or other os or proceed- curity against the of unknown heirs or or as to other it is no security Insurance is the Security. are entitled to it, Ret it if you insist ington Insurance was also locked, but they forced it. There was a strong odor of gas. THEN THE EXPLOSION. “It was dark in the room,” said Johnson today, “and Lingenfelter asked me if | thought it would be dangerous to switch on the electric light. | said | thought not. The next instant it was light, and | caught a glimpse of Hyde on the bed. Then my senses left me, and did not return until | found myself on the lawn outside with a doctor bending over me.” The explosion, thaught to ve been caused by a spark when the blocks. Both Lingenfelter and John- son were rendered unconscious. The bed on which Hyde lay was up ended, and the man, dead or dy- ing, was flung across the floor. The house was wrenched from cellar to roof, and thrown entirely out of plumb. The watle were bulg- ed out, so that great gaps appear. ed in them, and every window was broken. «he roof was split. Neighbors carried out Johnson, Lingenfelter and Hyde, and put out the fire started by the blast, be fore the arrival of the fire depart ment. Jobnson and Lingenfelter will probably carry marks of their ex- perience for the rest of their lives. Both were horr...yg burned about the face. Johnson came to Seattle with his family but two weeks ago from Woodville, Wis. for a visit with the family of ueorge Preston. BOY JOYRIDERS Carl SprangeéMand Henry Magit- onddy, 16 and 18 respectively, went for a brief auto ride that termin- ated In a ride in the big police auto to the city jatha The boys stole a Ford roadster from the home of E. L. Terry, city treasurer, at 1109 16th av. Terry heard-them crank up and drive away and phoned to the police department, with the re sult that the youthful joyriders were caught at Eighth and Union half an hour after they stole the machine. The juvenile court will deal with them. LIPTON COMING SANTA MONICA, Cal., Oct. a Sir Thomas Lipton has telegra, E. P. Benjamin, a lifelong ay accepting an invitation to spend & few days at Benjamin's country home here. Sir Thomas at present is being Naiereaiued by Chicago yachtamen and expects to start for California November 3. THIRSTY THIEF A big 10-gallon keg left by take outside the warehouse of H. W. Halli on Virginia st., was too much “eg a thirsty thief. This morning was gone and tracks indicated that it had been rol down the street, The thirsty thief ts due for a large disappointment, as the keg contained 10 gallons of wood alco- hol. cemeeneenemennene ____.| GOING TO ARREST THE DUCKS. 9266; at! per we any varnish “4 Brades for iM go at @ all ae #am Boods at $1.26 Ballon can. ind Dol- aici highest’ grade Police Judge John B. Gordon and Sergeant Lee Dagner left this af- |ternon for the White river valley |2 with the avowed intention of shoot ing some ducks, The pair of nim- lrods have decided that Dagner will arrest the ducks for exceeding the speed limit and bring them before (the Judge for sentence. IRR AS * ‘ Water will be shut off on * * Holgate st., from 19th av. 8. * * to 30th av, &,, and in the dis * *® trict between Holg! st. and © * Genesee st, from 24th ay. to ® * Lake Washington, on Monday, * * from 8 a, m. to 6 p. m. * HII TITIAN JEWELRY STOLEN. The home of Mra, KE. W. Buck, 2609 Whitman av. was robbed (last night of jewelry to the value jot $125 and a white silk dress. Hodge has lived there and he has worked there. In a community of that size, there is little that hap) pens with which the people of the town are not familiar, Knowing “Bob” Hodge as they did, his neigh- bors at Black Diamond marched to the polls four years ago, two yoars ago, and this very year, and h time they showed their confide: in “Bob” Hodge, the man, overwhelming vote. In 1908, Black Diamond voted tn the primaries as follows 166, Agnew 45. In the final eleo tion, they voted: Hodge 158, Wil aon bac 46, MeCorkle 7, Morgan 2 a HYPNOTIZED INTO GIVING by an) Hodge | jaffaire as they know today. Again they spoke overwhelmingly in fay or of “Hol Hodge, In the prt martes, Black Diamond voted Hodge 131, Phillips 22. In the eleo ition, the vate was Hodge 142, Nel son 9. | And on September 7, 1912, after "Bob" Hodge got his divorce, there were 89 Black Diamond citizens who voted In the gubernatorial prt marion of the progressive party And 86 of that number voted for Hob” Hodge, 86 out of 89 Otto Case, another King county man, got three votes there, and Joba | Lawrence one vote. SC MAN CHECK FOR §$2,183? “I was not drusk. been drugged or mesmerized.” de- clared James Barnham, a Cockney, ) in police court yesterday, in testi fying against Joe Horn, charged) with grand larceny. Harnham claimed he came to Se- attle from Portland with $35 In cash and a check for $2,183, that he met Horn, a stranger, who took him to his room, knocked him down and robbed him of the money and jater came back for the check Horn, said Barnham, persuaded him to indorse the check to him, and that Horn refused to give him any part of the money. For several days thereafter Horn and Barnham were inseparable, rooming and drinking together. A) Horn bought wine for several automobile | detective teatified that agents who thought he was going to buy a car. “Horn had me in his power, sald Barnham, “though I can't ex- plain why. I couldn't think clearly, and I was afraid of him. When be looked at me I did whatever he said.” Harpham {s a curious personal- ity,” said Assistant Prosecuting At torney White, who, for the prosecu- tion, asked the court to bind Horn over to the superior court. be have ER ONE MORE GIRL AGAINST EDDIE LOS ANGELES, Oct. 26.--Swear- ing that Guy Eddie, former moral censor of Los Ai jes, made undue} *% advances to her, Misa” Ledene Karl, a chorus girl, whose parents live in Petaluma, Cal., is on record today with charges similar to those sworn to by Mra. Alma.Jones, a mulatto. Eddie takes this latest develop ment cooly, He admits that Miss Earl visited his office, but says it ‘s simply another attempt to in- fame pablic opinion | against him, PUBLIC MARKETS SANITARY astern Washington Bellfieur ap- ples, $1 box; butter, 35c |b.; sugar cured shoulder hams, tle 1b.; # loa, folled oats, 25c; 20 Ibs. sugar, 10 tb sugar, 266; cleanser, pepper, shoulder of ; leg mutton, 12%e PIKE Imon, 2 for 26; smoked 1b; ie eon, 2 iba horring, 4 for be: ems, 2 don, 65c; new jald ‘aes, 4be de butter, 2 Iba, The; cottage 100 Jb. Jersey butter, 8 Ibs. $1; jand ranch eCRES, 506 a smoked tongues, $1.26 each: steak, Lic sauerkraut, shoulder lamb, 100 1b.; plekled pig 4 ibe. 250. lamb, Chinook gaimon, 106 25e; Alask I may have} dabbled in bypnotism « little, and I would not be surprised if Barnham had at some time been a hypnotic subject. 1 belleve I could hypno- tize him myself.” Horn was bound over to the su perior court In $3,000 NOTICE TO ELECTORS NOTICE 18 1 lin accordance with Resolutio a the City Counetl of The Cit adopted September 23rd, ‘eferendum ement and oj department of repealing « t mana! tion of the Fire tity of Beattie dinances in conflict RDAINED BY THE irr or LL »|ond day ¢ | and employees o ment of The ¢ to cail, other than th shall be divided into two (2) pl toons, one to perform day service and the other to perform night ser- vice, The hours of the day service shall not exceod ten ( ing not before olght (8) o'clock A. M. and ending not later than six (6) oclock P. The hours of the night service shall not jiater than eight except that in the threatening or thon, or be is assistant. of oth: 4 of day to nigh gach and eve Section 2 od suitable and healthful abode for the employes an joyed while on duty, “gection 3. All ordinances or thereof, in #0 far as they may Conflict with the provisions of this repealed. provisio “ihe elty charter ased the City Council the 16th any of September, 1912, and signe by me in session in authentiea tion of it mee this 16th day ot » mber, 1912, — ROBT, B. HESK ETH, President of the City Counett, Approved by me this 17th day of u ber, eT ¥, COTTERILL, 12. GEO, ‘yor. Filed by mo this 17th day September, 1912. Attoat: H W. CARROLL, city Comptroller and ex-officio City oy. ‘“ NOTICE of Agnew, Deputy Clerk. IS HPREBY FURTHER IVEN th on Tuesday, =~ bth ay of November, 1912, special Gay ion will bo held in The ¢ ean? le for the purpose of ratifying ejecting the aforesaid — ordin- SARTOLL, . mptrolier and ex-officio City Date of first publication Septem- nae : ber 27, Clemmer Theatre Seattle Best Photoplay House Sunday, Monday, Tuesday Only, the Big Athletic r ‘eature THE OLYMPIC GAMES Recently held at Stockholm, Sweden, See the World’s greatest ath letes in action. Other photo lays shown, Special for Sunday WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY QUARTETTE The Popular “Rah-Rah” Boys In Catehy College Song Stunts. Hear also Matt Dennis, Baritone Soloist, 1,200 Seats Oliver G. Wallace, Organist 10 Cents. REBY GIVEN that! 7) PROTEST MBBTING—Benefit u Retices._. Noh o 18 HeReE the new and modern, . wood furniture, 12 minutes near Leschi park, cheap rent cunt of ungraded street. Bea- on 488 eilent (room modern apartm 2.60. Also desira jern cottage, $12.50. 2a13. pewly papered 1706 Phone Ballard 1116. a modern cottage, large ar lines Kenwood 2942 Furnished Houses __ modern, half North 1266 ~ Flats for Rent. aly turniel “room bh av, $1 . tage. rg “GIVEN by th creditors © ving clan ompany. | m North mm houne, Gath at ox of Joraey Dalry Washington, Receiver n Satie, October 24 6 rooms, furnished, block car, Cal) Sunda zs Bt ar Dniversit, Undertaking 14th NB North 21 per. Far fat, W. B Fork. funeral diree- Broadway and Tionney-Waison Co- tom, new location, Olive. Kast } 56 Stewart at Pe er mene Stewart Hotel, Biliott 3662 J. Steam and qold water. Rooms up. Day, the and 60, Washingt eh ode iniand, Vireinia ot 7 boc day and $2.60 up. jOTEL Nainier, 16 isig = b buliding Rates 60c and o GRAND | ACTHIC guy ana Tv ten B00 An "Apartments tor Rent. art, 1909 Minor, & roormn, 0; phone, Nght, M. 4210 Phone at, hot 1.60 week lock went Teen house, Beacon LORAL fio Lost and Found. Found your eyesight Optic ody the Myron Sym rowing dim? in will rem: nation free or Apts furnished: 9th e Ht one Bittott $908. | wT rance ont>-Bavings paas book No, Finder return to Dexter ior erie, cioze ie Trust @ Savings Rank Becond hand clothing bow 1 is08q Maln Hotels and Lod ing Houses PET CLARE Tae * & Rooms S0c and ‘The. “Biliote Sani J HOTEL OXFORD, 1920 int $2.50 por week « ht, sold ain 5333. ne who witnessed the railway track or and killed Mr. Jaw Gilleaple ase COM: munioate with Mra, Martin. 1607 30th 8. or phone Ieacon 2368? A Lee Lewin, cousaittng chiro Hours 2 to ind . A jain 1942. Lady ate Pp noe Will the pe accident ¢ when Farm Lands. WE WISH TO SHOW YOU One of the best 80-acre improved VALLEY FARMS, within 18 mile of Seattle; 65 deep, rich. fevel asa’ floor y into creek which within a few feet of the farm, not over it. This land has been cropped, pastured and ma- nured and ts now ready to raise magnificent crops of celery, v tables, clover, ete, or to use as a dairy ranch. There are 15 acres of choice smooth land, a few feet higher than the 66, With 2% acres in choice bearing ore-ard, 6-room house, well, out- butidings, dandy 46x80 boon, with big haymow and Se a ‘cases cur a ais a GILLerTs Le ee doz. rm, Bho. ati f Ger. Acquainted Bocret Help ‘Wanted—Male 4 members Brotherhood Timber Workers imprisoned and standing trial for murder connection shoot- ing three members organization during strike If you wis! oO wave t men from the ravenous ern Lumber Tru: tleally established peonage in the South, attend prot meeting on Sunday night, October 27, t 211 Occidental LW, ‘or horses down Also nice groye of firs, ve is NOT a fag of RAW LAND, surrounded roved farms. FAR is th PROVED IT- Notice tha: SEL We want to impress on you that this is a comfortable, profitab HOME, all ready to atep Into-—all ready for the plow, with no pre- liminary work and waiting in clearing. One mile to school and gtange, bait mile to church, good county row near the it markets on the Sound. We inctude good team, harness, wagon, top buggy, mower, rake, pi , ete, and the price ts lower than it usually costs to clear this quality of land, and aimost 70 acres are cleared, without a stump, and there are over $3,000 of bulld- ings and Improvements. Come in and «et the details. Pic- tures of place and sample of soll in office. Ww Ku antee every statement we make, and if they incor: we shall p ir time we t the land. That's tale i} it? of your asking ua the “shall show you the plac n ask you to price it, fairly the owner, and then SELL It TO YOU FOR That's falr enough, too, your trip will not one red cent. If you can't go during the week, see us in time to arrange for a trip WANTED —Men and a pola while tearning. ‘ein o Witte NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGB } Mian, Grade School, ington St 2 Waniad 5 man to join me who can j Sel. Koods in country district. T have Imunch and one line, Must »* he mblo rough it. 18-04, Btar. finrgMin day Sat i puyk wook's £ te room, electr Norway to work and rday, Oct rent inwid » Heht, tron beds, House, 115 Third sin- miners. ee Job. Call at r fiseer Y atitrloy, 1616 Pifth av. a.m. to 6 p. m. ‘én wanted at once at Sith Wand Commodore way. Take Ft. Law ton ear. Butler eeerteres Co, Sunda: WHY does Lundquist sell $26 suite v F. PAVEY & CO. for. 16? BECAUSE. rit SHLLS| 206 Leary Bids. ond and Madison THEM UPSTAIRS. Room 204 Km- in ai04 Prose Theatre De Iding. Will, BOY YOUR Chor OF Oat RATE MOLE. Bart 220 Occidental Ave. Yates Hotel, Bixth ee i 6. hn week up fay o. oaw it in Sits Btai 0 Hats. 1116 ixchange — Real Estate rity of $1,200 in 6 acres on the verett Interurban to trade for a modern 6-room bungalow; will aa~ sum Aung RBALTY € ew York Bt ig everywhere price is right. hange, 620-621 mine, 219, Blea y 8:30 The Snohomish will contract chase your entire crop at market prices, Land In Snohomish county will produce from $300 to $400 per acre in berries. ¢ have some land near Machias in 6-acre tracts at $60 per acre, You can purchase § acres or 40 acres on your own term: ‘ou8 HANSON & CO, Canning Company ‘i ue it, ACKSS THRMS $50 CASH, $10 MONTHLY On good road, within easy drive of Seattle, rich loam soll for vege- tablos, fruits, berries and poultry, Come over today and we will show you over the tract. Take a Madi- son car and county ferry or A gon steamer to Burke & Kirkland office, or call Cherry Bt by at Wilt trade T lotw for | Baything of value, diamond oF Main 467%, for 6 years to pur-|—— selling No, 119%. acres of fine garéen land In Ly) not overfl w, balanc i in a barn 24x30, lies right on good cash will handle ain the way prop- nm that vicinity & LOAN CO. Bidg. Ite a bar erty in selling JACKSON REALTY 409-12 Batley Main 114 TACKES, LAKE W ABHINGTON $500-—-SNAP 8500 If you want 6 acres of good soll within 1% miles of Lake Waah- ington and boat landing, let us show you this tract; lies on good road, with both rail and water transportation, enabling in Beattie. Terme $50 cash, fio month. Burke & Farrar, 104 Cherry St fTTLE RANCH 5 At Kirkland, fine tract of rich soll, eared and ready for garden, new, raine fruits, try, unobstruct Wi ton. Price $1,300; " and $15 a see this piace, take Madison car and county ferry to Buri rar's office in Kirkland, 104 Cherry at SIX ACRES, CLOSE IN" $3,000, $500 down, between here and Renton, close to lake and Fourth ay. cars, fine stream of cold sprin water large elough for fish pon id irrigation. This only $500 per REAL’ TY LOAN & BANKING CO. Central Bidg. ft several nice acre tracts of elty, on Pacific highwa minutes by car line, fine soll; Hes level; spring water. $376 per acre, $50 cash, balaace #.. er month. MERRITT RE 21 New ¥ ae BI ook ACRE RANCH FOR $500 1% miles from Lake Washington, on 00d road, fine rich sot for ber- ties, fruits and chickens. $50 ‘cash. $10 mouthly. Best bar- fan offered, near Kirkland. C. Hack worth, at hotel on Kirkland “of Take D. White, or Terms ria a halt Ballin er. Inquire for Lake fi inger, City Real Estate. 40xi29 LOT READY TO BUILD ON “yao VERY BABY TERMS Situated ithin easy easy walking @ tance of the Green Lake cars. Li leve! All Nice view of Green Lake and the city, A real bargain. WEST & WHEELER COLMAN BLOCK 2 CHOICE LOTS Reduced from $600 to $350. One block of school. ORCHARD TRACTS A part of Wegener's tracts, 100x127, now offered for sale, 50 fruit trees, in full bearing. A beautiful lying tract. Until this comes in the city you can use 180x127 fo One-room house, chicken how _'e, ogure 8 © in, terme. See ‘OLMSTED. Greenwood, Phone 1 OWNER LEAVING SEATTLE And says, “Sell my chicken ranch Has & ‘new 3-room house, 2-acre % acre in garden, large house, 6% chickens, pig from Seattle, on transportation, ne can work in Seattle, 00; only $160 cash and $15'a month, L, C. Gil- _8 * Cherry 8t $3,150.00. Re bw, modern 6-room bun- ale built-in buffet, book son, fireplace, full coucrets Goer ment, with laundry trays, is onl half ‘block to car, Terms §1 down and $15 per month, 8 SEARING, La Bldg. Phone Main 4619. ilders, $250 CASH 4-room modern cottage, lot 50: Price $1,350, es sl tas Y OUNG & BROBERG Phone Ballard 81 yoom ern cottage, tal basement, beamed ceiling, ood car service, Price $2,500, on ferme of $100 cash, balance’ to ‘MERRITT REALTY Co. 720-721 New York Block, THREH GOOD LOTS house, ta ce elght dollars, Some cash, and terms to __wult, ‘aduey 942, ween KX beautiful tot near Ravenna park, $460 cash, Queen Anne 48. pre- Price $1,350; 87th an good fo tha $1, o nice lot wood Classified Directory anna inane Head nto, Ca in Cangda’ oft vad Intere: f = ‘ock: Hf an HAND Carom and tables and Dowies aa ceasories; bar fixture LARPeENTENns hestwrtaat, wood turner, ¥_ SOHL. 1424 KR Av. CALL Bakes e wine *. ROPE E TS # it spe- ist. 465 Arcade Bidg., formerly tker Bldg. Senmonth | A, W. Kilns, now 4 nny Bid, peeemert rant : wiliott 4 7 Hin Free deliver —_—_—__=2_ —— ————— cola. ONS oney collected anywhere in amount, persons located, evidence secured Continental Law and __ Collec ction Co. a4 Bailey Bid a collected HET your bil Coast Collection Go. 433 8. General and ed dence. Confidential Main is BAT waren. vice on an Legal Ald ya corning husband ° Corwin Townsend, Balley Consultation free; hu band, Property rights, collections. bank Tuptey. _— rs ADVICE FREB—A- Jou 06 Fi attorney at law. 405- Muste Bide. Phone Main af S yrs. e it Roston Bik mi Matn R214 Bis Hone ‘Kuhn, J. Be: . est court: —Oft.. rae practice's awyer, 108 ini ne sol he "Valse Ran hota rine Rachman| Inoft: te Spring, Griew: tle of String. Fry Music Co. Walker Bid ING Piano Gon 200-207 Aro oppos: vators, OVTICTAWS TARE BARNS ORR at ht Ontometriat, 701-103 Y Pf Leary Buth ATTORNEY: Oke, KoRitore ‘and. reade Mark Attorneve: ty In Seattle 0 Centent ~ Ratiatne . Renwick, Turke Bids. PATTERNS AWN wanere AAARAAA, Seattle Pattern Works, 816 First a South. Best equipped sho; 6088, seilbaas —_—_—_——_— PHOTOGRAPHER. 4 PREOT That” Pionse nro “Mande ~Ne 9 JOHNEoN'S TAT at Liberty Bldg. ard and Unton, PHYSICravs tekloot. Py 8-7 Marton SANTTA RTI Lake View Osteopathic Sanitarium. Obesity, chronic and nervy - ghre WS xy 2 ous dis. clot OUeHE “Role, 17 Main 4 sae, hed a Liodhyon. Wivet end sieware