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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-03
DECISION
IN SPRING
cossr.ms-, irriass,en Esp.rts Have
Much Wert on Their Hands

Newspaper Entsfprts. Assoei4iiaa-
WASHINGTON. u. G.. Dec. A.
II viii be spring before there ia any
decision BY the interior department
a. to where the beginning T. 10 be
made tn the work af rrclafniius arid
lands by Irrigation under federal
auspices The work IL in charge 81
the geological survey bureau 81 tho
interior dsparinasnt. and y. " New
ell. chief photographic. has most 70
say
Mr.. Newell has been travelling all
over the West. familisrixins himself
with the local conditions. not only
OF geography. hut Of anything witch
might tend TO aid OF impede the
work. fsr example. there might be
sauattsFs or settlers. or there might
be antiquities Of survey OF of title
grants which would make IL trouble
anms Or tedious for the government
10 come into possession and TO dead
with the land a. wished. In such
event. the site might he passed over
In favor ~ some ether site With no
better geographical conforuiai iana
but having no such encumbfances
At fhr same time. engineers are at
work making surveys snd estimates
and experts are ~ work making
elaborate calculations and cotnpari-
sons. to determine ~. relation Of
cost and profit anticipated. and sIi
such questions, These prellminarirs
take time. ant Professor Newell
says nov he viii hardly be abie to
set to the stage OF tnahinr a RECON-
incubation before spring II was
hoped for time that the annual
report of the secretary Of the Interior
would contain something definite as
to the beginning II the work
Under the general direction Of III
wood Mead. there Ia department
OF Irrigation employing rs experts
The following Z. r. johnson. \ NJ
Wilson. r. y. Teele. Clarence r.
TAFT. A =. Slower J. " Stannard.
Prank Adams aud Frank Bond
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CONGRESS
Proceedings Tame To-
day in Both Houses

wASafNGTNnN, nrc. a-In the
h"sisc tuslay Sneskef Henderson an
ne,lreed the aRpsslnsmeut af shepard.
Of Texas a. a sasmher II the cpai.
ntttev an public buildings and
groenaa
IRE house then went into eananAlt
tee 70 the "a hoie % cossaidef Can
nah's hiil to appropriate 80 90 10
defray the espenses Of the aathra.
cite commission
f'hc ssnate al the morning aesniafi
ltst"nvd u the reading II the annual
tcport II srcfctars shaw % the
treasury department Also the read D.
ina "a the repoft % all orders iszued
~ the governor kefssral nf t'stisa dur
lns the American occupancy II the
isia nd.
To Admit okishsms
a. fall nectis,k this masuins %
the senate cotnmitte~ on territories
a was arferi 70 repent adversely On
the cnhists rtstehasa bin. sshich
ineiutrsi Oklahoma. Atiaaha and
New Aestea. and n r~psrt Instead a
eiii providing TOE the admission %
okishatns assd Indian territory 40
one state. Certain restrictions will
BE- added in the interest of The In
di.I,a, sast against Eaiyxasny.
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HER HOME
BROKEN UP
MRS WALTER 8. ouAckES.
BUSH SAYS STRONG DRINK
DID 1T

Walter = Qu4eksHbash l. ssIa bs
his wife 20 b. a hsettasi drtnkard
fer the rast thres years. she says.
be has dtaturbed the auletude Of
his home by trrexnuiAr habits and
incooaidsfAte ccndacI ff~quent
lectures en the part Of hts Spouse
ssre Of M avail They ELECTED fer
r~at protnisea Of reform frofa the
~frsns husband. but he would In
variahis relaps~ Into hts ~sii ways
Al Last Mrs. QsAakrnbush IL
~~arsed Of such a tfavcsty Of do
nestle heppins<r she N tired OF
being aroused at midnight at the
trstsnee Of husband who ennrssn,-
~ protests his msstsf lssy. but whose
futile asssmpi. 20 open THE front
tsor slth q cigarette concia-iNeiy
evidences his h~soft~s1 canfitiens
ks-~n the name Of Qasckrubush
serves To recall sls~pless nights and
the cafneisiains ~if- rfay. that shs
may BE- granted the right TO resume
her maiden ns1ne. Augusta Metz.
Her atsofcr suit VAS hl-d IN tho sa-
prior eeurt 'his snofnins.
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WAREHOUSE
AFFAIRS
aaas9l cesvsstien Of the
{ Ambric an Assoelstion

WARRINGTON. d. g. Dee. H.
The annual convention Of the Amer
lean warshoosrmens association.
shinh began herr today ana vii con
tinss through the r-sf of the week.
WI consider many SUBJECTS Of inter
- u thazs engaged IN the stnssx~.
u shoa.e aud rrfrtserstins bust
netr Ths association represent. a
capitalization Of oref so. 600 900. with
a nslnbefAhip % nearly tso. inriud-
ina all the leading warehouse peo-
pie ~ tho country.
a COMMITTEES IL on hand from the
convention af state commissioners on
unlfnrm laws. with a view % obtain
ina the opinion % the association a.
to lsxisiztion governing the issue u
storage warehouse receipts. The laws
governing such rereipfs are 30 varied
and confusing that they seriously
interiors with the proper conduct %
the storage warehouse business II
l. urnrd by the members Of the A..
ISOLATION that the storage warehouse
Fecrfpts ought 10 be sood collateral.
but This IL impossible Il 10 declared.
until uniform laws are enacted I'm all
she states
Ansthsr important matter 90 re-
eeiee attention AZ the convention r.
the subt~ci Of nre Insurance. Tsse
rates fxed by the various tartd as
sosietions have been very unNstts-
factory. and In many instances the
cold storage mon have not been able
20 secure sufficient fire Insurance at
suy price.
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STANDARD
INVASION


CALCUTTA. India. Nov. ~. Spe.
csai correspondence The standard
on Company - meeting with wgpr-
Gus opposition iu itH efforts Go IN
wade the Hurmah on fields and the
present outlook Il that ths trust will
have a long. hard fight GA its hands
II Il decides 90 continue the struggle.
OF the methods employed by lie
repre- sentative. ". a.. Libby. u New
York. 10 get foothaid IN ths rich
Indian eiroleufn fsidH. the reports
SAY a more RudariOua masquerade
u the wolf In sleeps clothing has
seldom been seen.
Libby has appealed directly 20 the
Indian government and then "a the
HenHai chamber Of commerce. after
down.
II appears that the STANDARD die
not have the ffanknsss TO ask Tot
grants in It's own name. but made
application for concessions In the
names Of two Of lie tsnthc1er. the Co
Iouiai OIL Company. ~ New Jersey
and the Anglo American on Com.
psnY. ~ London Libby has tried
TO emphasize the statement that the
latter IL British company. and that
a majority % Its stock I. owned by
English capital, The truth. az recent
" revealed. IL that only four shares
n the stock is all that 10 owned
in England. the balance being IA the
hands Of the ttoekefeilsfs and Flag
lefs and their associates IN New
York
While in the United states, the
standard is Republican and high
protective in politics. Libby Is
chanting free tfadts ffufu the hotfs<s-
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LONG FALL
INTO WATER

TACOMA. Dee. &-RJotn H1arnssn.
empicysd Al the gravity coal bunk-
ere on the iowef waterfront. while
a. work on the top Of the bankers
Yesterday exeutaz. WHARF, coal ears
were being uniosdsd. missed his foot
inE and felt to the water hsiow. a
fisiaoee Of sersniy feet. A sailor
OF the nfeamsr Aackinaw jumped
1vsrboard tho moment u was seen
that the man WAS UNCONSCIOUS. pass
ed a Fups about aim and he was
hauled 10 the deck % the steamer.
Although unconscious al a late hour.
u was thought he would recover. No
bones appeared TO be broken. In fall
ing Hforn.cn -srrsrk the ttFnh~rs u
the chute. twenty feet from the top
u tire bunkrrs. the body bounding
from the timbefs To the water below.
u va. aeariy los tide. adding twelve
or fourteen feet To the faii Appar-
~nfly the man was unconscious when
he struck the water. He swallowed
CONSIDERABLE. salt Hafer. an was de-
veiorsd BY the examination at the
ho~pitnt
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hfvrrarsr hsisruFiss Association
NigW YoRK, Nov N Especial
Correspondence The Vienna police
have cRbled that Matte Modrie. the
hrgsar king 81 itabaken," aHa OF
ait the hif ritioH. Tor tnnt matt ~
= 90 hts way ~ New york ifa Ia
the Kind IT bcKKar referred "a IN the
velvet gown clause Of the nursery
thyme.
Aodrig IL rirh. but has not dune a
STROKE Of work ~ honestly earned
e dollar far years. Fart % the time
h. manaaea hia beEHinE trust the
1T her Dart he aprudH IN trips 90 t'u-
fapr O. visit hiH family and estate.
III creation Viiiase, whore the
fannhia regard HIM az q aohWsh,
Re throws moiVy about rather free
" nnt passpn " q wealthy apseu-
ihtH hnd contractor.
when he comes back 20 the uuited
Hinirs he hays aside his Eaady
eluihoa and makes n ricketY ITO
heken tenement his headquarters,
lee directs the operations ~ q large
bard pf heeEarH and takes a hand
a. u himself. lie has been arrested
countless tunes, aud has frequently
been detained By the Immigration
authorities, but always sets on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-03
BEGGAR KING I'M the
VELVET GOWN GLASS
ssLr naplouRuo MORGAN TIE pAN.HANoLiNa TRUST Is
REGULAR scfiwAB ~ EUROPE


when he was last arrested. an
examination showed he had burned
aRs arm with aeid painted u with
ipdpforu aud bandnrsd u tightly.
This H. said q be his regular ptan=
tles O. help in working the sym
pathY racket. Hts rieht index nn=
ger Il missing. m he cut u On with
a nieaver 10 escape army service In
his native land
Madfio'H iuepme from bsgg ing
alone y eaiimatcd al SO a day. Tor
the last ten years Ills wealth Is
unknown. Last summer he aant
81 100 60 Austria IN one canaigns
msnt when he was aued by Lucia
Mlaiuicu. the "0uren 0f pan
handlers" fur $3.50. which she said he
owed her. one af the witnesaeH sWure
Madrie had boa=ted " having once
begged 81. 500 ia three noniha lie
keeps a substantial bank account
with a ureenWirh street establish
ment
On hia vacations Modrio travels
by the best trains aud faatent steam
ships lie il fond Of wamati'- so
ciety. and ~ said 80 be a great sal.
liant. IA hts way. The Vienna diA
patch says he Il accompanied by
young women. on his present home
ward voyage
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DIRTY WORK
IF He DID 1T

A. e. campbeii. IT.. sf Everett. has
br~n indicted bY the federal grand
JUICY fef sending iewd. obs~sn@ lot
ter through the United States malt
The youag man addressed his OBJ
Fashionable communication 60 Mrs
Jennie Field of Everett
camptssii has Furnished hail for
his appearance at the trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-03
BUTCHERS WILL
DANCE TONIGHT

This evening. at the Armsry.
Local -. AmalEamated Association
Of butcher Workers. Hive their first
benefit hail. Already 900 tickets havs
been sold aud u IL expected that the
affair Will be an vol attended as
the recent n~waboyH' bali
The dance was originally arranged
fof during the recent butehrra
strike 60 raise funds with which to
carry on the fight. but the union felt
thai the money was needed even ar
ter the settlement. and FOE that fea-
sou resolved not to cancel the ball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-03
RIGHT OF
way FIXED

WARRINGTON. a. q. D~c. A.
TT Hsrfsn. sofiax minister from
Colombia at > o'clock this utorninx
entered istto = confsrenn- ~ifh So
rotary h.y upon the Panama canal.
which lasted an hosF. ~ IL x~n~r-
ALLY understood that all questions re-
xardlna the right Of way we're set
tied. The only question remaining
1. THAT Of eonnpenes fton In cofotnbia.
shtrh CLAIMS 20 derive an annual
income from the ixthmisn rsiissy.
Accordingly Secretary Hay has sn-
tered into = fhnyrstzn frres'fsntisn
of the sources % revenue. and until
the repsrt In r~r~fs<i there can he
no prosrrss Of moment Ia this nere-
tfsfsohs
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SMASH

FAST LIVERPOOL. o.. Dec. a.
one man was Killed and the building
Of the United Power 60, was wreck
ed at noon today by the bursting Of
a i2-foot nywhesl which was being
tested at a high rate Of speed. A
fragment Of II weighing ton crash
cd through the roof. cutting the steel
pirderr. The walls fell and the huge
piece Of Iron, continuing It's flight,
struck the Burgess pottery. block
ana half distant and burst through
the wall, killing a carpenter at work
In the building. Another piece Of
the wheel went through the opposite
wall Of the plant and. striking the
brick paving 81 the street. tore u up
for several yards and. rehaundinE,
crashed through the wall Of the Iis-
bon school building. The pupils had
lust left the room. The walls of
Inc power plant fell outward. 80 that
none Of the wOftmen were injured.
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POWERS GETS
new TRIAL

FRANKFORT, Ky Dee. 3.--Ths
appellate court today awarded Caleb
Powers "a new trial, reversing the
Judgment Of the circuit court which
gave Powers life sentence upon
conviction of completely In the as
aassinntion OF the late uov. Goebel.
This IN the second time the Powers
ease has been reversed BY the appel
late court, and his next trial VIII be
his third.
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NOTION. Dec. a-AntieipatinE the
speedy confirmation iiy the United
States SENATE Of the appointment Of
Chh,f Juatlee oliver Wendell Holmes
Of hessathusetts as a Justice OF the
suprkdhc court of the United state.
thssf Har Association Of Mlddieass
County viii give a bnnauet In hts
honor this evening. The Htnte offi-
elala and Fhe judsossef the supreme
and superior courts OF MhHHae hu :
Hett5 have accepted invitations To ne
prehfnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-03
APPENDICITIS

WASHINGTON. u. G.. Dec. a.
I1x Speaker Reeds pllment ~
thought 20 be catarrhal Appendicitis.
His family has been summoned, ~
the physicians believe that an opera
lion Wili be necessary. Mr.. Reeds
condition this afternoon " reported
10 he about the aifne az this morning
There waa a slight Improvement over
night.
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NOVEMBER
WEATHER
NOT ONE LONESOME SUNNY
DAY pRicHrgNEp MONTH

Not a Single sunny daY bfighfened
November. according 20 the monthly
weather repaft issued today hy the
local weather bureau There were
70 partly cloudy days and just fwtee
thai number Of totally cloudy daya
Net once - there enough frest 70
All xrx-tAtiau- soFnethtns rather an
usual
Il fain~i hafd~st the last DAY Of
the month. when IN ~ hours tai
inches Tell. The samr day the wind
reached IT. maximum velocity,
etesing y miles an heur from the
southeast
u hfc~ssd heavy every day. ths
aand's total movement bslns stV4
mica generally from the southeast.
fhr mean TEN p~f4tufr for tl1a.
utaaIh was ts degrees above ssrn.
" hich - the average for ~ years
The hixkest Temperature vas s.
absee. Nov. 10. and the lowest. -
above. Nov %.
me total precipitation for the
nonth was : 10 inches. = little above
THE average
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CONVICTED

CHICAGO. Dec. Capt. George
W. Sffeeirf. who for long time has
contested the posaeeaiun OF a Nalu@
able strip ~ Hand In millionaire dis
friet on the lakefront. William Ne.
MHnnea and Henry Hoehidak~ Were
this morning found guilty ~ man =
slaughter They killed John KIRK. a
wafehman employed BY those oppos-
ing Streeter's claim. The convicted
men wtn be given indetefruinats SEN
faf4.aa
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THEATRICAL



The british American I.aaeur gave
Sc annual concert al the sifand laat
risht 10 a crowded house. The beat
inueicat taiont IN the citH aided Ia
tho entertainment Mr. ANN asi=
klfk hariun, Ats Irnaie ituuEhien
hdfnundA. a u Eisteu. John Ia
nafdH sra o. ~ Middleton. an welt
known aain HfttHta ranH favufiie
annHa II both tlfltith aHd AmeVetn
frrfun=nt 1Hie eanrrFt ens 80 with
Cod Saw the Fins." by fhe entire
lHudleher
Austin Gtlmtha presided end made
q brief Hddrtsa THE masleai par
toms Il thr program wsee xaiied hY
hudfezaet frurt itrV T. y - LlwNd.
nov = " opwen and Captain A. -.
"Eip Van wlnsiss
Thomas Jcfefaaa. Who appeared
here iaat rvnfnn and scofed drCids
ga he viii uun car ua IA iu hat
grand aid play fttiu Van Nnhlr
~ theae DAYS non the namo Of
Jefferson ia gneattaned IA connection
With The HlaEe. the plililie anticipate
a trtAf. And si5r ies SIS of pure
elren aud wholesome plays turn out
VI fareH 90 wsa.t thrm Sush 10 said
Ga he the experience OF AR Thomas
jefferson, tho son OF the famous 10
nrph Jefferson. who viii be seen her.
again tomorrow nlsht "a the brand
opara hauae as nir tho nlsy that
has made the namn % jefferson a
househoid ward throughout the
English speaking world.
THIRD Avenue Tko.tsr
a Little outeast" at the THIRD
avenue thcatsf Il proving a strong
drawing card ~ wlii be the bill Tor
the remainder ~ the week,
Seattle rhsater
The LIONS Mouth" was again
rreaented by the WRrde company At
the seas tic theatrr last night.
renigh, Macbeth" will be pro-
duced. This IL one of the most elab-
oeais productions o. Ne. HermAn'a
ret~rtolre and made marked hit
~ It's previous presentation ON sun
day night
Press Club Benefit
rieketa were placed on sale yes
tersiAY for the seattle Press ctubs
ffst annual bensfit. which Will be
kiNen IN the Grand opcea house with
= nastine~ performances ef webbef
a Ftsids Fiddle dee Dee" bur
ls@qus, wednesday. DECEMBER N
record breaking house Is rsom-
l-rd for the attraction under the
auspices Of the club aud unusual in
tsFesi n already shown ln sha com
ing event. Tbs play stseif IL ons OF
tbs beet GA the faAa and has received
the most natterlna attention from
the press. a. witness the following
from the san freneisco Bulletin.
There has not been anything on
the local boards In years that r. bet
ter. and fsw things a. good. as Web
Der a Fields buri~aau- Fiddle Dee
Dee at Ftsrhsrs shsatvt. The bust
ness y all new and has the right
And Of a swing to u. 10 please
everybody The stssiar attractions
are all high class. and the chorus. a
very Handsome ore. IL unusually veil
trained and knoN how 10 sins. dance
and sSt
The company II beyaud question
tho inssf rapable OF is kind ever
seen hsf~ al % them artists with
sood voices and the quafns~at say
inEs Tber~ were ~ many encorea
lac, night. the eighth week Of the run
% this popular tsfrlesaus. that finai-
W the exhaustina Of the comedians
compelled the audience 10 compass
sion.
The play has scored a tfrmend-
Gus hit. and u deserving Of all the
praise that u has been accorded ~
both press and public"
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EMISSARY

VICTORIA. n e.. Dee. ENG
Hck Forr. an accredited sE~nt % the
Gaines government. u here with his
~-crrtsry. lie says that his govern.
fnrut PROPOSES 80 establish n ilue
pf steamers to MexsCo. calling NJ San
Franeisco and bidding for frwtxhf
trade 10 and from that point MEX
len Il the only nsid for chine-s Inn
migration nov on this eontinsnts and
u l. desired 90 establish closer relA-
ttea. 9Th that countrf in order TO
araFt an outlet for chlaa'. SURPLUS
population.
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FIRST SNOW OF SEASON
FALLS ACROSS THE SOUND

SNOW fri On the wet side Of IN,
sound last nirht, and At ! % o'clock
IN y nfeFnlns Wa stiil' falling at
i"eineftah. emily Hftecn miles fsom
srAltie II Was emily the warm VA.
'ega " fuget SQUAD that prevented
the sHeW ffVm eavcfing Seattle la
siN webss % nuay whitenesa white
roc CitiHHna slept
A cold wind fram the snow canned
piNnpae nfrgntaiua ayF~ns ,laWp IN.
on The country lying east ~ the
r1uEs taai night aud when ta- prn.
Mt ~ taefuri inlb gtlc,s. fAuisho
ana other toWns aeaf the sAeth lls
awvke they f,Had themselves entrr.
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STATUE OF
KING EDWARD

LONDON. Dec. "A handsome
statue OF King Edward was unveiled
at Heading today, the occasion being
made one of interesting ceremony
The unvciling was performed hy
Prince Christian in the presence Of
an Immense crowd.
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JAcos FuRTH HOME

jacob Furth. PRESIDENT 81 the Sr-
attic Electric Co. ana q the Puget
sound National bank. returned to
the city yesterday after a Ave weeks
vlsit In California. Mr.. Furth went
TO California on = vacation trip.
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talnlnH Kinn nnreaa for the nr.,
time this ssar
CAPT. Russell, ~ the New steamer
Reliance, teHaeia thar three Inches "a
Hnew feii Al Pauiala. twenty ma.
tnlirH vast af Aeutfie last night bat
that "a was Fainine when he lnft
thefe at e'ylock thia morslng
tniaih fNfneE " the Steamer
tssa1 20 tn Lake. etatea that als
IN h,s tNu At chico. situated nn raft
washington bay Hnd that he was rtiil
siaeNlnR Muau Dc passed nfemafian
thts inoinina "a lea aielurH Tho
elearirN eenf2ls, which arrived tfain
ltevA eauai this rttefnoan. fenafts
tat iasit Of SNOW tell la aaata
rlaeya along ne route.
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Personal


ALWAYS consult the best king
toi1fnun. the nuiy eoiofnd ciaif.
Fa5 aut lHa paiu,isi in the wni ID. 4"
HstiHf9ttlou guaranteed or money
refund 4. Danger. ioaaas, Hir kurss
can be- atefted, disaster turned 10
Hueeoaa. despair 20 hnppineHH Adj
vice on buHlneas. apeguiatlaHa.
mines. etc. Love aud domestic
troubles settled. reunits the sep
afaied. tells whom you are better
adapted To marry. how to win his
or her love. Anyone suffering
with the blues or dependency can
be converted hack 60 their former
s~iycn and seif-confidsuec restored.
You can consult Prof King Solo
mon AZ all houfa In his private Of
flee, iizi Third avenue. corner
Seneca street.
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HILLMAN CITY.
HAn Asaa INV


80 LOTS SOLD YESTERDAY.
To-day we viii have five more ex-
ira Haleainen ON the ground to han-
die the large crowd. Come out to-
day anyway and look az the $50
men laying sidewalks; twenty
tivs miles Of sideway TO be laid
right away ana streets graded AZ
expense of Hillman. 4 lady buy
ar remarked yesterday; My. how
cheaps" From SIS 70 ss0e. on
terms Of So down and 81 monthly:
these lovely lots, and NO close In,
only seventeen minutes ride from
Dexter Horton Bank on the Renton
car line on Washington street.
Think of it-only one-haif sa far as
Fremont, istona. Brooklyn or
Rainier ReQch: good houses sold
on terms s7S down and $40 month
". same as rent. only YOU are the
landlord Mr., Wpodcosk. city milk
inspector. one Year ago, bought
sixteen lots of me for $40 each, and
has since resold four OF them NJ
s2oe each. and hundreds Of others
have done tho same. Open sun
day. only b-cont fare; large warm
office ON grounds. Get on at Hill-
man City. once by the track: ear
lima eresees center II the property.
HIf.I.AIAN, OWNER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-03

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