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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-24
PRICES INCLUDE

All improvements water mains,
sewer system. cement sidewalks, grad
ing etc. as well as the paving Of
some Of the principal streets
Also fun privileges TO all LOT own
ers in the Use Of the community Club
House. Boat House. Wharf. Bathing
Pavilion and the other unusual feat.
ures. For these there viii be no
comeback in the shape of ASSESS
ments When You pay for your LOT
you pay for everything
We are spending over S3a0000 in
making this An Addition With
Character
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-24

JsffrIes that he will night Squiroa
II there In enough money In Il.
Billy Papko and Tony caponi.
two Illinois Corners. have been
matched to fight at 1bz pounds.
Odds favor Papke.
o. Johnny McCraw don't care 30
much about all this rowdy talk. lie
pulled down $4,000 on L'Amour at
BennlnEs.
Pitcher DuEgieby. Of the Phila.
delphia Nationals. IL hoodoo for
ths Philadelphia Americans. They
have never won a game from him.
Rnbe zellefs. Atlanta's star. 10
surely going some. In the pro.
season games he struck out Keeler.
Home Run Jordan aud blusgsr
Lumiey. In the opening game Of
the Southern League he won. lsf'
ting Montgomery down With no
runs and three hits
The start Of the big leagues
shows the teams are apparently
more ssonly matched than ever bs-
fore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-24
A Place ST Homes for Home Lovers
READY TO BUILD

Another feature to consider is that
You can start building your house
now-this week today, Mount Bak-
er Park is ready when You are ready.
II is the only Now" addition on
the market, including quick and
easy car service in operation nov "
Take any car and transfer 10 Raj
nier Heights line soon TO be renamed
the Mount Baker Park Line ,
which runs direct TO our office at
Thirty.fourth avenue and Mcclellan
street. Only twenty minutes from
Pioneer Square by the "scenic Route
Of Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-24

Improvements and assessments Tor
the past three ypara Councilman
Jones. Who 10 the man who Fsts
the property. stated that he was
wiling 20 take Il under that con.
ditioa. 80 the ordinance was refer.
red 10 the Building aud grounds
COMMITTEES and the city engineer TO
report next Tuesday night.
The council last ulxht decided
that Il would not grant any more
improvements IN the future which
would require money oBs Of the
general funr. "a Il wished 20 keep
expresses d0wn. 30 that Il viii not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-24
GIRLS PLIGHT CAUSES PITY

Every man who takes Eirl
into q dance hall ousht "a be sent
10 the paaitcnfiAFy. said city At
tafhey he nfulsf To-day, after
yaanE sri IN Judge uordoniu court
had related piifful stow q
wafkinK ia local dance hall -
raise money 70 set back 90 her
huma ia los Angeles Nnu htfi
claimed % be 10 years cid hha
Was fined go FOR betng a disorder
ID person
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-24

The charge against young Samuel
Hathaway. . former hlgh scheel
boy and clerk for the griffith Real.
y Co. who sas arrested Monday
and charged wlth petty larceny Tor
stealing a dynamo from a launch AZ
Lsschi Park. has been Increased 20
frand Larceny. and his bail fixed at
$500. which has not yet been fur.
aishsd The youth. who gives hln
age a. II. IL suspected Of a large
amber u thsfts from launches az
he parks. Hss father. wao lives On
Sixteenth ay.. in thia city. IL to-day
attempting % secure bali Tor the
bay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-24
AN EXPERTS OPINION

Mr.. F. II Browning. who has been
in the real estate business for a MUM
Der Of years in the Eastern states and
Middle West after making a careful
inspection Of this market, says
Lots 10 Noun, Baker Park are.
without exception the best real estate
bargains at present prices that | have
seen in all my experience IN buying
and selling land
After making a careful investiga.
ton Of all the various additions and
residence sections IN Seattle. | have
invested my money in Mount Baker
Park lots
To-day | would not sell any one
Of my purchases for 30 per cent more
than the amount | paid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-24
Going Away For
the Summer

BEFORE GOING PLACE YOUR
VALUABLE PAPERS. JEWELS,
siLvERwARE. ETC. WHERE
ABSOLUTE SAFETY Is Az
suRED. THE SAFE DEPOSIT
VAULTS OF WI. ID. PERKINS 4
co. BANKERS. 2ii CHERRY.
ALASKA BUILDING. ARE ABso-
LtrrELY FIRE AND BURGLAR
PROOF. LOCATED IN THE BUS
MESS CENTER or THE CITY.
BOXES 1900 PER YEAR AND UP.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-24
"DEMENTlA AMERICANA"

"Aw. bit 'er out. you pop.eyed lout
Jump In aud smash II ON tho snout I.
Don't try TO bunt. you crazy runt.
That amt 40 pennant-winning stunt
What's that A STRIKER Say. take
"a hikei
You don't know what bali is like.
Another onel Oh. where's my gun ?
You've got n brain storm IA your
bun:
Twas way outside aud three feet
wide
That's hittin'l Slide. you lobster.
SLlDEi
He's OUT. you say Back 10 the
hay.
You thieying. crooked. stone.blind
Jay"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-24
MONEY TALKS

And talks in a tone tina, leave no
room for doubt
The proof Of the lots Is In the buy.
Ing thereof
The insis,eut. continued. and ia.
creasnR demand speaks for itself
No better proof could be given II
the great popularity Of this addition
above all others
Never in the history Of Seattle or
the Northwest has an equal amount
II residence property been sold in -
short a time
Every day more people are reaiz.
ing the great dcsrabiIity Of these
lots both rs homeplaces and ~ an
investment and 80 reducing the
number that are left One reason Is
that these lots were put on the mar.
ket at prices much below their real
value
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-24
Usgs woopan lao.

A wooden Legged man may play
football. provided he does not use
he artificial limb 10 the danger Of
his opponents. That Il the decision
~ The Enkliah Football association
council. Tho player whose case
raised the question Is a goalkeepas
who uses biz legs ~ n cFicketer EN-.
pioyH hts bat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-24
FOR INSTANCE

You can get water front LOT on
Lake Washington 50 10 100 feet wide
and from 100 to 100 feet long. for
$3.50 up.
These lots, with wide fine gravel
beach, command superb and unob-
structible view Of the lake. noun
tains aud surrounding country
The medium priced lots 81 600 TO
81 .b0O-are most admirably situated
facing on the parks parkway drives
and broad boulevards.
We can give you a wide selection
Of others. near the Grand Boulevard
from 800 10 81 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-24
Lis...ss 10 wsa

Atlanta A. nnysr. ~. and Lena
Harrison. %. both o. Seattle.
John puffy si ara isabel Mont.
EomsrY. 20. both % Seattle.
ehaa A Vail. s6 ana EuHiee
berg. ~. both ~ Seattle
Louie 4 sparks. -. and Ina =,
Dodge. -. both % ksnuydaie.
Harry ~ hehwartM a. Helena.
Muut.. and Mas "a. EAneia. - % sas
attic
Mrs Aarah A u0uiin. a., Seattle
chsH y aniih. 81. ballard md
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-24

Mayor Moore today signed 81 or
dinaHcss granting about 1000
property owners the rebates due
them from Improvement tasaa
where the uwnafn paid the taK and
the Improvement Was completed at
less than the estimated eout or
meriy the excess funds went to
the eityH general fund but under
the taxpayer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-24
SCORE ONE FOR jim coRserr

His protege. Mike Sehreck
knocked out John Willie at Tonopai
In the 18th round OF aingging fest
Girls are given credit nc Wis
consin for raising tho money neces
aary 70 send the crew 20 the East
II IL claimed by those near "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-24

BALLARD. April - IA ordin.
ma va irtroturei a. the council
recss last sight. ordering the
~ % vaeaie tAa strip o. land. %
~ Zee At tAe nortkeast corner
I zilruad ~. and AohF IT. and
|s@,R revert - he owner Of The
lessiins property 0ne Of TIE eoun.
3nen Objected 70 the eiiy giving
Hay q valuable piece q property.
Im Il vas suggested that the
nrer - least paY ths enst % tbs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-24
WANTS MURDER VERDICT


NEW YORK. April 2f.--Assistant
District Attorney Ely opened the
case against baroness De Massey
today. demanding a verdict IN the
first degree murder The defend.
ant was the best dressed woman Ia
the court and apparently the least
Interested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-24
Expert Eye Glass
Repairing

Done while you wait We can
duplicate any broken lens. no mat
ter where they were originally
made. Prices reasonable. schu-
chard Optical Co.. 1907 Second ave.
go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-24
PEACE
1seflpp. rsIssrsph ssr,ies.l

WASHINGTON. April st-rhe
peace treaty between Nicaragua aud
Salvador has been arranged accord
ing 10 Dispatch from Dyer of the
cruiser Chicago late this afternoon.
The peace commissioners have en-.
harked from Amalapa for their
hnmQn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-24

Tho members OF the Brother
hood OF Locomotive Engineers In
tend 70 give smoker tomorrow
night"
Fine I suppose they'll be Civ
ms a flat ear next"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-24
NEW RAILROAD


GUTHRIE. Okla. April 2i.-Tho
Denver and Gulf railroad. with a
capital OF g .000. 600 was chartered
today to build 500 miles from Den.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-24

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..,xs.a ia Keith Preston Mstd kne
- - Eylsnxer combines has
-. = Iife Nashville salaries 70
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I. ~ IA vaudeville As a career
:, sea<a u fast Rtoat the most
.tusss fsr tie stars. AZ least Il
! - suasaa as. President Raasr-
! ssssisas little Tess than tteaa
~ Marie a.leyd = coming
sr tsess Lnndea on 4 cnatrAct
~ ssse hrs fssoa q week shs
: ssls lsr Keith ard frvefeT
<sra Eaxush stars have aiso
nszessaA 70 enter she emplaY %
- - EgIaaxer claire Honaine
49, etsn fse axent told that
In ss4a Be TIE reward fef =
ss4s swh Palsy jane. and
~ tiasf pserel more spserpti-
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-24

yer through Colorado. Texas aud
Oklahoma TO Snyder. OKLA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-28
FREE. HOMES IN FAR WEST

Federal Government to Open Large
Tracts In Three States.
& WASHINGTON. D. c.. October 27.-
Thousands OF new homes will be Of
fered to settlers In the Western States
OF Idaho. Montana. South Dakota and
Washington during the next nine
months. Preparations are now being
made by the Department of the In
terror to throw open for settlement
more than 100000 acres of land. The
work of making the allotment to the
Indians, by whom the lands have been
held, is now in progress, and will con-
sumo considerable time, although 1t is
confidently expected that within nine
months all of the necessary prelimi-
naries Will have been accomplished.
Not all Of the land will be opened at
one time. but the openings will take
place as the necessary preliminaries
have been accomplished. A large por-
ton OF the area to be opened Is tim
Der land, and among the 4.500. 900 acres
there is much that is very fertile.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-28
HUNTERS GATHER A
FOR j GREAT ;. & MEET 4 .|:.|::''T
Timely Shower, Which Will I'm
prove Hunting Conditions,
Gladly Welcomed.
MANY PACKS ARE ON SCENE
Hunters Are Arriving and Many
Will Attend Initial Run
To-Day.
MANY PACKS ARE ON SCENE
To-Day.
.lspeclalto The Times Dispatch. j

&s lSpecJaltto Tho Times Dispatch.
CHASE CITY, VA. October 2I.-Thc
fourth annual meet OF the Virginia
Carolina Fox-Hunters' Association will
be held here this week, beginning to-
morrow and extending throughout the
entire week. This association was In
corporated In 1904. and now consists OF
about 400 members. Already large
number of hunters have come In, ana
the success ofsthe meet.is fully assured.
A large concourse OF veteran hunt
ers gathered on the piazza this morn
ing to hall with joy the gentle rain
which came down and Will improve the
seeming conditions and provide favor
4ble going for the field. Mr.. and Mrs.
James T. Twitty, OF the Buffalo On. Y.l
Hunt Club, with six horses and two
servants and pack of forty hounds,
arrived to-day, all in the pink OF con-
dition and fit for to-morrow's hunt.
Other clubs represented here are Deep
Run hounds. Richmond. Va; Powhatan
hounds. Bridgeport (Conn.) Hunt Club,
Warrenton hounds. Townsville hounds,
Danville hounds, and the Norfolk Ken
mel and Hunt Club.
Some of the arrivals to-day are Mr..
frank Vaughan, Richmond, Va; Mr..
NicYey. Grand Rapids, and Mr.. Beeteal,
North Carolina; Mr.. and Mrs. James r.
fTwitty. Buffalo. N. y; Mrs. II. NJ. C.
Glenn, New York; Mr.. Richard BARLEY,
New York. and others 5I
Tomorrow the chase Will be a free-
ifor-all hunt. In which all packs will
compete. Tuesday will mark the be-
ginning of the field trials.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-28
VIRGINIA HOME or FOX-HLlN7ZNG
Fifty Packs Are Maintained.
Within the Borders Of the
II Old Dominion.
SOME OF THE BEST KNOWN
Deep Run Will Furnish Good
/ Sport During the Season Which
Opens This Week.

Just now sportsmon in Virginia. as
well an IN England. are turning their
thoughts towards fox-hunting. and
hounds and horses are Dcing condi-
toned for the coming season. Already
q few OF the packs have been out but
this week will see the formal opening
OF fox-hunting.4s
Deep Run hounds have been out sew
eral times. but more for exercise than
for sport. Middlesex, in Loudoun coun-
ty. have had few good runs. and the
Keswick pack has tasted blood; but
the weather has been so dry that scent
wouldn't lie, and many clubs have, In
consequence, delayed announcing fix
lures.
Home Of Fascinating.
In. Virginia. which is the home of
ox-hunting in America, and which
Claims more clubs than all the. rest OF
the country together. the season prom
Uses to be good one. In the northern
portion Of the State. and within easy
reach of Washington. are Piedmont"
at Upperville; "Middlesex." at Lees
burg: .'1oudoun,'' at Leesburg. .Orange
County at The Plains: "Middleburg,''
at Middlehurg; 'W arrenton," and ..Mr.
Maddux's Hounds" at Warrenton; Bull
Run" at Manassas; Cameron Run
at Alexandria,; Blue Ridge" at Berry
Vile; "Riyerton.'., at Riverton, besides
number OF private packs.
A Line OF Clubs.
Stretching across the middle Of the
State are Deep Run" at Richmond;
at Keswick;; "Charlottes-
VILE" at Charlottesville; Staunton.''
at Staunton; blue Run at Somerset;
"Toma hawk,'' at Orange: "Riverside,''
at Petersburg: Norfolk, at Norfolk;
while in the southern part OF the State
are "Yirginia-C Carolina" at Chase City:
at Chase City; Boyd
fton." at Boydton Oak Ridge of Nell
son county, and score or more Of prl-
vate packs. -
Not less than half hundred packs
are keptHin the State. and hunting men
will be able to ride every day in the
week.
Charlottesville Recosnixed.
Charlottesville pack, for the first
time. Is "recognized." and hereafter It's
horses may be qualified for hunt races.
Virginia. Carolina combined packs
open the season with a week Of hound
trials and fox-hunting this morning in
Mecklenburg county, and sportsmen
from all sections will be present
In other sections the most notable
changes are at Meadow Brook and
Radnor. Mr.. Pat Collier having giyel,
up the NJ. F.S H. Of Meadow Brook.
while still maintaining his private
pack, the MONMOUTH, and Mr.. John r.
Valentine having retired 6as NJ Fl +, H.
from Radnor. "A ssaass{i ;ss} sSs NJ i.a
1Ir.sJ. st. George Bryan. NJ. u. H. of
Deep Run, has planned q season OF
good sport for the people of Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-28
GREAT CONGRESS
Of A ! !. \ ]
Many Prominent Scientists Will
Attend and Participate
i'll Program.
STUDY OF MODERN AlRsHIP.
Papers on Various Phases Of
Aerial Navigation ands APP
paratus Planned.

l. i 7 s4ff y
That . large attendance OF dist1u-
guished aeronauts will be present ct
the aeronautic congress at the James
town Exposition to-day and to-morrow
is assured by Israel Ludlow superin-
tendent. OF saeronautics, at the expo
sition. Mr.. Ludlow has been in st.
Louis attending the great airshlp con-
tests there a few days ago.
day there win be assembled notable
gathering. for the purpose of presents
ing papers on the work OF the past
year. An address OF welcome by Pres
the program. The following Interest
ing papers on aeronautic subjects VIII
be read:
face and Propeller Shafts Of Dynami-
a sai As Il. fnss. 6 B. B. = y. y olArN
principles Involved in the Forma-
ton OF W " and ont
so@ :The NAVIGATION o, the Air" by
Israel Lancaster. y, Is
sd 5xRs!n Sy EaW Mtts Gasl F'yln'
OF weather Reports" and I'll shtnlns
in Relation to Aeronauttcs:. by Ere, ,
s ssaieE Measher Bureau San Fran
The Use OF sthe cyroscope in t1y-
ing Machtnes.- by Lieutenant Robert
henderson,. chief engineer OF the
United States steamship Missouri:
ION the First Observations with
Sounding Balloons In America Obtain
ed by the Blue Hill Observatory in
1904.i07 at ST. Louis" by Pr lessor a:
Lawrence Rotch, director Of Blue Hill
Observatory. ss
"Kite Experiments and Observations
at Mt.sWeather," by DR.. W.31S. Humph--
reys. director.
Hill observatory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-28
TECHS PREPARING
FOR GEORGETOWN
Several Hard Games Remain to
Be Played During Remaining
Season.
NOT AS STRONG AS FORMERLY
". P. I. Men Have Not Developed
Star Team, but Are Steadily i
Improving.

BLACKSBURG, VA, October III
Football interest now is centred In the
game which the v. p. I.team Will play
with Georgetown University in Rich
mond next Saturday. 1t las been the
custom heretofore to allow as many
OF the students as wish 10 do 80 to-
accompany the team on one trip dur
ing the season, and as Richmond IL
always d popular city with the v. 2. 1.
students, 1t is probable that the trip
this year will be taken to see the game
between Georgetown and the Techs
next Saturday. Hundreds of the alumni
OF the school live in and around Rich.
mond and the games there always
bring out large crowds.
Several years ago the v. p. I. eleven
went to Washington to play. George
town the first time. The latter had the
surprise of their lives in getting beaten
by score OF IS to o. SO great was
the surprise that 1t was said that n,any
OF the faculty of the Catholic sUntyer-
silly found out for the first time where
the Virginia Polytechnic institute was
located The following year the George
town men came here to play, bringing
the best they had. TO make up for their
defeat OF the season previous. and again
they went down before the Orange and
Maroon to the tune OF 80 too. Natural
~, the result OF the game to be played
in Richmond on the I'd is OF great
interest.
Preparing for Big Games.
Coach Williams had his men at
hard practice last week getting IN
shape for the Davidson game In Roam
oke yesterday. but was handi-
capped by the fact that several of the
team were suffering from minor inju-
ries received In previous games. These
men have been given Us much rest as
possible, that they may be In shape
for the Richmond game. ". r. /. has
played four games to date. and had not
been scored on until yesterday. After
to-day five remain. all with biz teams.
Including the Navy and the game on
Thanksgiving at Richmond with the
University OF North Carolina.
With half OF the seasons games yet
to come, 1t must be acknowledged that
~. p. /. has not as strong team this
year as In the past four. Few OF the
old players returned to college this
term, and the new men. while possess
ing possibilities for the Yuture. cannot
be developed In the short time allowed
into star players. Coach Williams is
working hard. and his efforts are tell-
ing each week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-28
/ IGAMlsTs ELuDEs PuRsuERS
Luke Whitaker Defles Penn1ylvanla
Officers to Capture Him and Succeeds.

Luke Whitaker Defles Penn1ylvanla
Officers to Capture Him and Succeeds.
sTRoUDsBuRG. October hey
vii never catch me. the Pike county
hills will keep me from them officers"
declares Luke Whitaker, a noted Pike
county higamist. For over seven
months the Monroe and Pike county
,authorities have continued the search,
and lately the State trnopersf have been
asked to help. Whitaker occasionally
turns UP In some remote spot and takes
a meal Ar two With his Pike county
friends but before the officers OF the
law hear OF his doings,9 he Is on again
to the woods. s.
The State troopers say that they will
get Whitaker yet. but those who know
the bigamist say. that he Is too Well
acquainted with the Pike county woods
to get caughtsand the local officers are
at 81 convinced that the tyilds OF
PIKE are about the best OF hiding
places for criminals In the United
States. 33' I. s 5Ss
Whitaker was charged with big.
amy early in March by; Mrs. Mary
Heller, of Pike county. On March LIST
he obtained a license in StrouGsb urg,
and married Eta Custard, I OF MarEhall's
creek, swearing on 8bOtnEOccaSloHSEtnlt
lie had secured divorce from his for
mer wife on a change OF assertion.
Mrs. Heller, the mother OF Whitta-
Eker's first wife, whom he married In
1902, claims that Initial and her
daughter lived In miserable shack
of q house in smitht,eld Township prior
TO the time Of the birth Of Q child.
Just on the eve Of the birth Of her
child, Mrs. Whitaker II: was transported
to her mothers home, where the child
was born IN more betting circum-
stances sa 81
IS Whitaker became SO ind ignantS that
his young fswife's waning affections for
him We're finally VIII lilly divorced. She
refused to share his ramshacls sic abode
Lat ter she and Whitaker
entered into an agreement for the pros
lection Of the child, This Whitaker
seeming y.s interpreted as a divorce.
Fl Is trial was to have come up at tire
May term OF court, but he allied to
appear. That Is why lie Is wanted now,
He Is now only Twenty-Five years fot
age and was onl y enteen when he
made his first matrimonial experiment
in31 0 9. Il WI " ss.s