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

PRODIGY IS MISS Z0E~SHE WORKS GIRL MAKES GOOD BY HARDEST KIND OF LABOR; E FIRST PROFESSIONAL APPEARANCE FOUR YEARS AGO res of the passing | rice of three meals) ee for hi if and} mn a modest Little home Angelos, ie sings to amuse it—for three meals in the and a suite of rooms ols in all the country. Also she Jef each month to bank roll. back in the little S mentioned—the nu appe to be German, came auld Papa Barnett yon leetlo maidchen.” | others had been boys.) 0 tickled that he called a You can see ett.” You forth ta the white lights) etropolitan theatre ev.) es vest it has biased ie the every big city ta the ey for the past two Reasons. , th the Red Rose.” Reaches Broadway Ras camped mighty close ng ago she made her pearance, in of “Pitt! Sing” in the’ so tt was heralded abroad that an her home town. She) unknown had made good tn a night ‘with the company to Port-/in “Dodo,” and her name was ‘and played there for 20/ flashed on the big sign in Hitle making such a bil light globes. he very next week she was!) Yes, a contract singing for, a Francisco theatre ‘was Broadway in one! me, and the folks out front can take ‘a! counts outside of| it or leave it.” | theatrically, you know,! Next ‘twas “The Sweetes = ee = ‘ same name she says, “What's it Girl } |dance aiunts in | | | From Rowe Quick work, eh? She Worke Hard And by the way, there is no press agent bunk about this, It just so happens that The Star man, who talked to Zoe in her dressing room between sete last night knew her down in Los Angeles, when Zoo, as Sing.” was forced to repeat Lite Girls From School” Bix times, ‘Htow did T Jump to fame? Well, Teant add any to the world’s knowledge about short cuts to sue cons,” sald Zoe. “There was no youthful prodigy about this, [ commenced study tn my early ‘teens and did song and private. Then I studied some more. Since then it's been work—work--and more work No, | don’t bar lobster suppers and automobile rides. | just make them fit In between and don't let them fyterfere, Anybody can do it,” Parts,” and now, “The Red AUXILIARY MUNY LIGHT PLANT READY Insuring uninterrupted service of the municipal licht plant, the Lake Union auxiliary Slant ts now ready for business. auxiliary, which derives ite p< from the waste | water of the Volunteer park reser-|der on the train, James Zoe Barnett, votr, will be able to reliove the city plant. It also will Be of invaluable ald in carrying maximum peak loads im any onrmsh of business, Sa THE “GUNGA DIN” OF THE BALKAN BATTLEFIELD; WAR PHOTO ILLUSTRATE RUDYARD KIPLING’S POEM yerosting defeat at Lule Burgas.) serve my time ‘er majesty, | Weory, dejected, the starved, the soldiers across the barren plain toward Con- }etanuuople, falling by thousands to |tlse gO more. streamed | up my ‘ead, "E lifted An’ lugged me where | bied, gave me ‘arf a pint o' wa-/cously for a drop of water, Into battle and Bu; of all the drinks I've drunk right jen an exhausted or Gunga Din. wanted a drink, | wtvid picture Just re Tw Gunga Din, who tor boy stopped to hold a cup to instead of car his parched lips, but it was too late. i ctnerties much In iront fs the body of a horse, © A bag ne. ing re) army after its “A bullet come an’ drilled the beg )R RECOMMENDS REVOKING FRANCHISE ‘Puget Sound Traction,; The message was referred to the franchise committee. It will be Mayor Cotterill also sent a com- Service on 12:h av. munication to the council approv- Columbia st. and ing the franchise to the traction Jackson st. aod company for the extension of the advises Kinmear park line two blocks. feroke the franchise. This franchise is being made the gent this message to subject of a test anit to determine rday. He pointed the construction of a certain clause fhe waperintendent of city in the charter. Mayor Cotterill in fad taken up the matter bis message sates he drew that on various ocea clause, which gives the city power ‘BO satisfactory results. to purchase property of the com- of that district, the! pany, but {it never was meant to , had a right to expect, have a a 20 lp effect, Kons could the heavy regrade not apply to any but new ‘ it car service.| The company had expressed the fem that would mean a fear that to accept a new franchise iseation of their prop-| would put all its property under contends. [operation of the clause. fw have been unable to find any trace of him. He had been in {i health. LUERERETRONEN ET TS AT THE ORPHEUM * a - RARER OMAN ON 1D OF REGENTS eeting of the Federation clube yesterday after- of the University of and asking the board Morals to establish a schoo! of By Si IDS S! OWN MAN were last night put in search of J. H. ter, who from his ay. and Ferdinan st. y afternoon ‘tondneted th There have been some fanny men on the Orpheum stage since they moved into the new building, but T. Roy Barnes, who appears with Bes- sie Crawford in “The Fakir and the Lady,” has them all lashed to the mast, Barnes is about as original, unique, clever and Inately funny as it is possible for a man to be and lve. The Orpheum bili this week is cream all the way. DeWitt Young juggles everything from matches to beds. Osc@r and Suzette do some mighty graceful dancing, and Lew Cooper has some new and funny character songs. ‘The Come Back,” a college playlet by Paul Dickey & Co., fairly oozes fun with some strong acting parts, and the High Life trio of Italian musi- clans do.some old favorites ao well | that they are better than new, The Three Bremens provide the gym- nastie turn with some clever iad- der balancing. | SEND 3,000 | AFTER THE YAQUINS | DOUGLAS, Ariz., Nov. 26-—-With | Southern Sonora devastated by the | raids of Yaqui Indian bands, federal | Gen, Gill will take the field soon at the head of 3,000 (rained rurales, with orders to exterminate the In diana, According to latest reports, the red bandits are forifield in a fertile valley of the Mescallon range. / } Fy - An 4 sapply your 228. A ge H Ale Kristoferson \~ » gar clean, wounded and And that was the end of Gunga Din” The Turkieh Gunga Dine bave had to face more than bullets. By eryéhere the roads and fields have beet. strewn with cholera victims, | writ(hing in agony and becning pit- ; | threatening why helped them. Infeption to those In the distance THE STAR—TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1912. ‘SEE PLOT IN 2 STANDARD OIL PLANT FIRES Dy United ae Leased Wh WAUKRBGAN, IIL, Nov. With seven bodies already in the morgue it seemed certain today that a score lost their lives yeaterday in the explosion and fire which wrecked the dry starch plant of th Corn Products company here, Of the 30 Injured, at least five will die “It was believed possible here to- day that there might be some con nection with the explosion here and the fire at the plant of the Us ion Sulphur company tn Brooklyn, N. Y,, yesterday, Both concerns are controlled by the Standard Ol! company, and it is hinted by offi clals of the company that both dis asters” were caused by outside forces. Waukegan officials declared to day that the fullest poastble inves tigation would be made into the ex ploalon. FALLING TRAIN FIRES DYNAMITE 3 DEAD, 3 DYING iy United Press Leased Wire. MARSHFIELD, Or. Nov. 26-— As the result of a logging train on the Seeley-Anderson logging road plunging through a 70-foot trestle at Bandon, and the subsequent ex plosion of 700 pounds of giant pow ‘eDonnell, Smith, | | engineer on the train; Chas, good) plant in cases of accident impatr | Smith, fireman, and James Morgan, | enough for papa is good enough for! ing the supply from the Cedar river] logger, are dead today. Guy Rose, bookkeeper at Myrtle Point, ho Atkinson and Clancy Humphrey, loggers, will die, ——jFEW GIRLS SHOULD GIVE UP HOME LIFE FOR STAGE CAREER Is tt wise for young girls to go on the stage. Sometimes, yes, but generally no. It all depends on the girl, not the stage, and few girls are meant for the It Says Lola Downin: “The stage is & Vocation considered a vocation, there would be fewer divorces, Some husbands are difficult to please, but few wom- on strive to please « husband as they would have to strive to please the fickle public. “Bo that Is the answer, When a young girl seeka my advice about Roing on the stage, | ask tf whe has a father, brother, sweetheart or husband who te @ ‘teal man. If she has, she can ‘make good’ fn life far better by staying at home. “Where the pinch of poverty ta driving « girl from a dreary home, I think the stage opens ap oppor tanity. Por such o gtr) will endure hardshtp.s and disappointment, and bas the energy and recuperative pot powers to win out in this hard life. PANAMA ENGINEER TO TALK AT CHURCH /C& Herman F. Tucker, designing sineer of the Panama canal, whe resided on the canal tone from the charge until the designing work waa completed, has brought his {the picture shows horwemen, Mee) tamily to Seattle, and inteads to : | | | } ¢ Bulgarian army. And fn the face of ballets, cholera, cold and Though I've belted you an’ flayed you, photograph was strece down by 4 Bulgarian shell. By the livin’ God that made you, You're a better man than | am, Cunga Din. Suddenly Made Rich, She Startles Bankers WEDSTER CITY, Ia. Nov. 26.— A check for $80,000 baen re- celved here by Mra. C. C, Morton, the pretty little wife of an itinerant plano tuner, as part payment on a big legacy left to her by an aunt who recently died in Kentucky. The estate, said to amount alto- gether to $3,000,000, is left entire- ly to Mrs. Morton, who ts only 24 years old, while ber husband is 60. They have been living In a mod- eat boarding house for two weeks while he went about When Mrs. Morton undertook to deposit her draft in a local bank the officials were doubtful whether to accept it, until investigation proved that the piece of paper was weauine, BANDIT KIND TO SICK GIRL By United Preee ed Wire. LOS ANGELES, Nov. 26.—Chiv- airy that harks back to the days of knightly robbers, is seen here today in the gallantry of a masked highwayman, who held up Miss Myrtle Kane, a nurse, at the point of a revolver, but when a racking cough told him bis victim was ill, apologized and escorted her to her home. Yesterday the house an- awered three telephone inquiries for the sick girl, and three boxes of roses arrived at the girl's apart- but no card accompanied NEWSBOYS’ UNION WILL HOLD DANCE December the fourth, Have you heard? There will be a grand wrassle at Rednten’s hall for mem- bers of the Newsboys’ union. Prizes costing $125, donated by local mer- chants, will be awarded for the most comical, bizarre, grotesque an gruesome makeups. The Newsboys’ union was organ- ized on November 24, 1892. Every year since there is an annual dance, This ought to be the best yet, STEALS TO MARRY GIRL IN SEATTLE By United cnn Leased Wire PORTLAND, Or., Nov, 26,—Con- fessing to the attempted theft of $600 from the safe of the Cornelius hotel, in order that he might marry the girl he loved and save her honor, Thos. J. Young, chief clerk at that hostelry, Js in Jail today, He stated later that he had taken the money in order that he might marry a Seattle girl who is soon to become a mother. There are 2472 dally, 16,269 i'm gratefuilest for one from fe irom the pestilence, as from! make this his home church, at the meeting of the Broth. ure shows a Turkish sol-| utter: exhaustion, the water BOYS! srhood it é ‘on the ground. The wa-|hae done their work erhood, he will tell about the Pan ama canal, and his reasons for hay ing decided Seattle is to benefit most from the opening of the canal The principal speech will be de- livered by Mayor George F. Cotterill on “Seattle, Today and Tomorrow. PLUNGE AND RUB TO PRECEDE WORSHIP EVERETT, Nov. 26.-—A combina- Uon church and club house ts plan- ned by the Rev. Herbert Stanley for the shores of Lake Stevens. The edifice, to cont $5,000, will hifve wil features of an attractive lake-| shore club house. Tt is the opinion of Rev, Stanley that worship will be more sincere after a refreshing plunge in the lake, and a shower and rabdown. GIRL DIVES 20 CHICAGO, Nov, 26.—The police here today are couvinced that Mins Maude Van Dusen, a stenographer, from the 20th story of the MeCor- mick building here, was insnue. She left a 10,000 word letter, indi- cating that a younger sister was the victim of white slavers and. that = feared they were after her, TTEMPT TO RECALL COSTS CITY $1,976), It cost $1,976.40 for the attempt- ed recall of Mayor Cottertil, Oh, no, that’s not the amount the recall association paid out. bat times that, and then some. the amonnt is what the city of Seattle is required to pay for ex. tra clerks to check up the signa. tures on the recall petitions. Elmer Apple of Indianapolis claims he is the man whose name made the Garden of Eden famous Which reminds us that Indiana is the state that put the litter in Hterature. Tho first straw hat maker tn the United States was a 12-year-old girl named Betsey Metcalf of Dedham, Mass. In 1798 she found a way to make straw braids of oat straw. FOR RHEUMATISM —READ BOOKLET— BULL BROS. Just Printers 1013 THIRD AVENUE MAIN 1043 _IND. 5200 ih, Dancing Gu 4 Private Copyrighted PRIVATE HALLS ranteed in weekly, and, 22,806 monthly publi- cations in the United States. Their combined circulation in 59,000,000. Otvery Day and Evening) Trial niways free. Wher others fall, come to us, Dances Wed. and Sat, THE SEATTLE STAR MAIL SURSCRINDMS—The dato ubseription expires te abel of your paper @ arrives, if your ' * not again been in *, yo name is token from the llat. A change of date on the address label ls a re coipt Ker, wh we the onventence of our readers, ave ontablished agencies at following locations Usien St, with souvenir curio Bhop.” Phone Mijtott 44 6409 Ballard av. Phone 4. y be left at these branche same rates will b verioal «, tor Now, if marriage were | f } | RAR nnn his trade.|Who dived to her death yesterday | Guliable reward for retu WHI fit @old flied frame, apd lenses, leather case, complet $2.60, ineludin examination Kchwarts, 237 Epler Block No-HON Corsets, boned with muar enteed woven wire stay; not sold in ato Arcade Bidg. Prices $2.60 Day work, first Clans la #008 Ironer, Phone Kil Rodak deyelopt Ge roll, tine, Jacchs Phate Shop? 1 Sa Funeral Directors. Univeraity Undertaking Parlors, 4214 14th NB. North 212, W. B Pork- her Ek” HOPTERWONTH & BON 1921 Viret av Main or Willott 948, Daal RRGSK Sik tow Biltott 2454 4 Kimner Goup- . Wash, the residence, 319 Rith av. A, Wednesday, 2 p. m., fixe of Yonie Lodge, F. & A cinnatt, Cleve! apors_p! 200 ( We’ * geen } to Th : 617 Kitot Bide. Fersohe who saw lady fall from ¥ ler car November 20, kindly ae ke w York Bik food river apple cider, 66 Gelivered, best you ever b stereo paying. Phone Queen Anr 4 Fy “Dancing tau: private of plane, Apply office sa LETTE WT ADE sharpen ee ‘Tie ol at Alger Trey. please call for mall at & Eilon Wie mo i Bainting. Hi Snd/time the government first took! *f NATION. xi AL BARBER COLLEGE DONT GF 609 upcailed for Will be sold, $2 ad and get 10 per cent di MIKE COHEN, 1017 Pike @t Goes Landauer sell ot sults for $) BECAUS n RELIS TH UPSTALIA, om 264 Em reas Theatre Buliding eave to Be fee Toa OLER BAR mn OC _220 Occidental MWandolln, gulter, banjo sat ' = oe 80) nk Ti Ee wit fi oT ft free howl, took w : ci Situation Gene Wanted — | utility work done by two neon with & years’ e: in all kinds of how cleaning, ruch as cleaning carpet windows, wall paper, polishing or waxing hardwood floors and gen- work Will call at any Batia~ ted and prices right. 2008. owner furnish rh of lady's biue Japanese purse containing doilies and money, lost Wednes- ig if returned to PF. W. Waid, 108 W. G ot Lost—Scotch collie pup white collar; anewers to ame of Queen. $36 dard av. Phone E. 608 or M. re 4. at Bernard, silight- red cont, white apot °, th i from 46th and First x th 62. iow with reward. aaa. Found—Tar lap, Owner can have same by pay- ing for food and Phone Beacon 982. When bu get the Liftic Joweiry Store, that sells for less, Myron Symons, 1427 Third, cat, Sunday morn- ry fur neck piece. Queen jd fountad i in pen, init! ard. 1h: jat-—On@ KO) A, D. mat y jin and second maid me; waltressos and maids out of elty; general help of it oattle Apply Se Kmployr is } Third. ‘anted—Young women, either ex- a inexperienced, work an te! in same enerel union 1-Day Re AR Situations Wtd. — Female SAAR URINA DL RAMA ARAN. sekeepor, ght work, mothers aged woman irkland, care T, It, Cornwell Bixperienced nurse desires posit contin cases preferred. 1872. ‘eneral house- helper, middie re. Y¥, Sulton, A nts tor Rent Gparand Court, 1% hor, Y Foon, $20; ph rnished, ght Maat shed and w ike. Main 28 Furnished Rooms GRAND PACIFIC HoT ee First. Rates 600 dally and up. nd ahd Vancouver|” ry | | Bi Te c Fr a For Sale Ad Ons Firel bos . SNAPS acres near Beattie, on month. 104 Cherry 10-nere livered CHARLI Hotels & OTe CLYMPIC APTS, 1210 Weatern ay ite, $3. up. Near public Cheap. well furnished i Flats for Rent room furniahed bath, hot water 14 per month fiat, was range, cheerful, clowe in Kast 8759. n larrington OVAL HOt to The nigh r week and up. cond. $2 week up, 401 Vitth av. te Lib to $4 week. AAA ALA Furniture of t-room house| © and house for rent, month, 20 minuw 2 blocks to car, modern plun A big sacrifice if taken at Inquire 218 Madiaon #t or Hale—Bmnall house and lot, house In g00d condition, seml-modern riee $450; $60 cash, §19 month. eo owner, 6327 Swift av., George- or Bale p. rent almost nothing wnap if taken at once; party leay ing city, Inquire Mes, Hern, Kast oe4 OUICROOM Goitage, with bath, wan, electric Heht and yard, rent cheap. 621 Bellevue av. N Hillott #63. room house, partly turnished, free for care of same. two. 6: Fritth av room =m rm, 3 blocks € large lot, good for chick fruit trees $8.00. Phone North 1386 Kent S-room $9.60. Kent jotn to ‘or Pr or 6 house, 41. house, barn aliard 920 6-room Phon Board and Room te nny jub house, 1718 12th I, all modern ight want and beard; Breakfast, or young couple Beacon 37 BTEWART HOTEL bleck west eam heat, ro 1.0 to $4. Hotel Ibe Kl $25 cash Bingle rooms, $1.60 up ounckeopin 419 Howell ome furnished, $1.00. rooms, steam heated, 1 t buteher country Invoice, good stock, | worth vill give terms to store and re- er month. care Star. hotel, price @0-room apart- rice $2500, to trad of any kind, 303 American Bank Ki erator reas HW. 20 . p $109 to $150 et be % cash, th on bi K-45, Care The Star 34 Tibert o ance enert stale relinqale ern Washington fruit Greatest ba: bi 1 town, erty, very improved, all cleared and every kind of fruit. This ainly «@ ewell place; all watered. gas for lighting, §-room house, front, ballt years. $1,000 $6,006 to mult purchaser. Tovnd trip from Seattle, by ‘ P. DIXON &@ CO. 218 Marion St} ACRES, WITH STREAM, $460 fine shot lots of atric y d view pre highty © cash, $10 per month, clay loam, grand view, neighbors, close to schoo! ih Aredale & Co. 5 geod road. for only $250, Good soll for chickens, berries and po- oon. Terms $20 o: oe Acreage ONLY THREE TRACTS tracts, with fine h one Li: 4 1 LEFT brook throu, aere a month. or Ubiin, 16 09 Second ay HERE IT IS—LISTEN ores, part rich alder mber for all wal bullding full hat front im, pure ready for mile beautiful np showing the spot de i on request. ES SUMERS COMPANY a Alaska Bullding. COMEIN AND SEE Us GOOD CHEAP LAND. Clone to Seattle; on easy terms; our 26 CASH AND $10 PBR A For Sate—Chol A ALD) COLBY TRACTS are the be: the ‘mar FIVE ACRES FOR # p 4 ean ¢. 4 nelgh- bors and close to school and wtores, SEE THESM TRACTS BEFORE YOU BUY 1019 Third Av. Wash. 8t. tOVED LITTLE RANG the townsite of Kirkland, fine level tract of land, with now 4 room” house, food well, ote. unob- structible view of Lake Washing- ton, Price $1,200, $76 cash and $15 a month. To see place, take @ Madison ¢ county ferry to Burke & office in Kirkland, or call at 104 down this d HS RICH SOIL, $176 $10 per month, all fine sy to impro tine view, whool, lots of neighbors, So fare. n Arsdale & Co., 1209 Third f KOTTOM LAND Wer and maple bottom land, with good brook, Hos almost level; the finest soll In th \% mile of good town, 1,800 people, 1 bank, 5 saw mille, 3 poal mines, on 3 main with 24 trains a of work 2 from $15 to own terms, or Rh. A es rail day; plent & 1 $40 per 709 Second ay LITTL uM rich soll, on famous Whid- tieally in town, &- dd household goods, church, mill, lake, ht; fine road, rural route and Greatest value on double what \ store, in st asked, cash, — balance ANKE Box 12 ot acre tract on in Kennydale, A. Ainaly,| at IUlimen boulevard, Si Address Mr. Poulsbo, Wash. Huitable for) _ w Sand Bituate io-mere 1 eap| Main 49. pis WOODLAND PARK BUNC §-room modern bungalo Main 40. For 2 fine lots: Lot 20x120, with AT § acres right at depot, $2,600; only state, and only| Three lots on Rainier For Sale—Wood and Coal | Thanksslein 1 Acreage—Continued _ JACKSON REALTY & LOAN CO. $650.00 acres, ff away ‘bel adjoining; a pick-up ing and chicken raising | No. 1172. $625.00 land moth hy $16.00 per month $2,000.00 o acres, new chicken chickens, bunga he 1 ho home. acre in th from bottom Jand. piace. No. to 6 arn, This te town, good Half cash. A 1194. tons rich JACKSON REALTY & LOAN CO. 409-12 Batley Bldg. Main 114 ATELE CHICKEN RANCH & ACKION $19 $10 CASH AND $5 PER MONTIT ¥ loam poll, with some timt weat of city y to Beuttie rton market 1 Branch Office 20 ACKER FOR § went of Seattle and Navy Yard, close school, KH F. D. Lote of nice neighbo of work near by LAND. witht mG TROUT STREAM THAT RUNS ALL YEAR Only short walk to boat and atores Terme $66 cash and pthiy Puget Bound Farms Third south mi and plent PART BOTT: Kenulne snap. of ind, 640 acre. Think an acre easy in my busin balance to sult, at 6 per cent m W. it. care Star. tracts, logged-off, level, good close to raliwa 660, % ance 6 € per cent, 4 and t ia” gold, section #, at $6.00 an Worth $10.00 ist have money One-third” cash, Aa- ar cash, with dee NE SOIL, $306 ~ $10 per month, fine view, close to school oap fare to Beattie Aradale & Co., 120 acres, good tevel apple imnd, 1 mile of Wenatchee; must sell Pric 00; terms. Address 8-69, are Star acre tracts, alder bottom soll, near Seattle, $350, $25 cawh ance $10 per month. John EB. God- fre ain 1178 462 Empire Bidg. ‘acitic Btump Puller. 1112 Western a i ACRES FI 1ANGE 66 acres of No. 1 wheat land, 4 mile from R. R. station, in Ad- ams county, with good buildings; .700 bushels of grain this year; all good land. Price $30 per acre; mortgage $1,117, at 8 %, due in 2 years, Also 32% acres located at Patterson, water right , $100 per acre; mortgage 5. Will exchange both for Se attle income, or good farm land on this side. W. W. Noyes, 317 Boston Block exchange everything t any time, if your pri Exchange, rywhere in right. 20-621 Bimkins 224 Liberty City Real Estate A LITTLS INVESTMENT 150 at on semi-bustness street, fm- proved with a very good 10-room. divided Into one $-room and one 6-room fiat; earning capacity, $30 Pe jonth. | One of the bent fitthe © properties brought to our THE) | Wanted to Buy--Furniture Wi RNC HOGRs ee BRS Parte, Cah farm * 3 bug both dou- ap. bie and single, | Wo have pretty near have no further fn automobile, for this, will on cheap tla fine hetfer for good 4 wentle wives « vantity of high milk nwood #14 Bale 7] and 14 amall plire. Call Sidney 1580 ¥ fine oe NO ved or Va 0 to On impr amoun time long or short ts; no delay Bik oney 10 loan, kins, 224 Liberty Beattie. clty loans, money sick action, 369 Mehihorn. lott 2980, ATERAT borrow money jewelry; low American Tey goods, pianos or ployes; terms pie. Come BROKERAGE CO. k g. sth & Pike STERN For Sale — Miscellaneous Parcel Post tape measure and Dis- tance Zone Map, with full instruc- near 3 nice towns, ‘| Sound Electric Co. tions, Helps cheapen cont of Iv- ing. Necessity in every house- hold. 15 cents, stamps. Missourt Motor Car Co, $21 Chestnut at., _ Bt. Louis, Mo. Por Baio—2 fresh Jersey heiters, 1 miles southeast of end of Faunt Sam Holmes, Seattle, tox 87. t@ Native Herbs for con- ; 60 tablets for s6e. All POINT TOASTER—W& 1010 ring. AY. BYERYTHING BLECTRICAL ; J ~ ~$s—HOF Ww ed ba Rustad’s, 31 otoreycle, #66 Ww c P rent applied on 4 Union. ice, Toronto, Canada (350 in Canada, ete.) General king business. interest allowed its, For SOND HAND Carom and Pocket Bilila Tabies and bowling alle; cessories; bar fixtures of 8 easy paymenta. Wik MAL HCO! ‘Di 200-202-204 First av. cA ool wile mak co., tle. “Bort, ‘tare Bre Ww nth, A; W.Kiline, now Arcad ie ® 1 302 Denny Bi former) attention in many = day, Only $650 cash required. WEST & WHEELER 209 COLMAN BLDG. pantry, ‘ar. Price $100, balance -room modern cottage, basement, pantry, bathroo tween two oomsa, lot 36x blocks from Phinney’ car. 3 out price to $1,900, cash $15 ance to suit. "Take Phinney < 3B REALTY CO. LITTLE FARM FOR $500 will well a fine level lttle farm, near the ferry boat landing Kirkland, for $75 cash and balance like rent, $10 @ onth. This place has rich black soil. where one can raise garden truck, berries and new 2-story house, chick- .» runs, ete. free water. C. Hackworth, Kirkiand Kirkland, Wash cement be 409x105 lot, close to Ravenna level; will have good view of Washington, 1% blocks from car; any terms, & P. DIXON & CO. 21 rion St, TALOW. full con- crete basement, furnace, fireplace, laundry, beamed and paneled buf- fet kitchen, b in china closet ny bookcases, tinted, On ridge uth of park, % block to car. Price $2,800; $200 cash. & P. DIXON & Co., 218 Marion St. HEH le level, giose to car, 23 minute: a Pike; $10 down, © month. ia a real sna: See me today about or: 461-62 Areade Annex. W. H. HAVEN INV. CO. sale, $2,500, terms, 10-room house, lot 40x100, 15 minutes from Union depot, 22nd av. Jackson, $756 cash, bal or month, including hone Beacon 2325. Lot T6x120, §-room hous north side Queen Anne hill, $2,160 $450 cash, b: nee interest, -room housé, not lumbed, near Nickerson st. $900, 400 down. 3300 Third Av. W. Phono Queen Anne 241, J. H. PRORSTFELD, | SEATTLE HEIGHTS You know the value CHURCHILL, EAST 6000 house, partly furnished down, $10 month. ay., $350 each, Phone Hudson in. ries, 2) A beautiful lot near Ravenna park, $450 cash. Queen Anne 408, ‘atone Cust pan with first Toad con ‘ainwright & MeL Pho 2 turkeys, dressed poul- » all kinds of laying pullet Silver Spang try White Leghorns, Hamburg, Blue Andelusians, An- conas, Indian Runner ducks, all kinds of poultry supplies at the Pacific Poultry Cc OF pr Cy ner Market, First and Pile Hott 8268. lst received, #000 live grain-fed turkey m Idaho, at Vashe ‘ollection Co., 21 - Opposite postoffice. collections, settlements wil fm Where possible. Phone ‘Be Bad Bilis collected anywher tons located. | Washi party uel are ts - mee alley” Building." vo your bilis ted. Coast Collects sctlve Arcade Bidg. rivate work; ential. General jetectives, evidence secured, persons located, articles found. ‘306 Bailey Butidt Tivate RUSSELL KO FARM, vay ne York Block. General practice, es- tates, laws husband and wife: con- Suitation free, Elliott 288, est courts, ton 4 oft, Main S214. 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