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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
WHISKY RING NOW
LOSING FIGHT

untii the report from olympia
came no intimation had been given
from any source that theru would
BE- q baekdown on tho Kafba&e
question. aa later occurred The
news from oiympsa seemed to be-
come suddenly an Incentive for
hedging tn preparation FOE events
Menday nlEht wnen the council u
TO be rcorGAniHed. and Tor thu nght
which they ret hope 10 vase over
the matter of thu superintendent 81
streets.
Ths whisky Finx may receive an
awful Jar when II attempts 10 TO
organise the eeancil MoadAT highi.
Tor ita frequent attempts 10 die
tats 10 Bowen. 60 force cFichton
from the finance comfatttee. etc.
may lose one vote Tor the sang
villa one leaa VOTE the Fing can
not enforce the lac taktng awsy
the mayors Appoinfsye power. even
q the ball passea The LEGISLATURE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
Quickest Adjustment on
Record

Fraser firoa. the dnifymen Of
West Seattle. have once again had
positlye proof OF the great ncccs-
afty of properly insufing their live
stock. aud certainly showed their
xood Judgment In selecting one u
the prominent companies of this
state. The Interstate Live Stock
Insurance. ccfsbany. with officea IN
tho Pf building. we're called upon
during the last 81 December. 1906.
20 insure the stock owned By
Fraser bros. and Immediately coy.
cred the stock al the extremely Low
rate ~ per cent per annum-
on SUNDAY. February "a. Fraser
Bros. had the misfortune 10 loss
oue Of their valuable animals. and
notified the Interstate Live Stock
Insurance company 10 that effect
This company immediately adjust
cd and settled the claim. and ON
Tuesday. February g. two days
later. received their receipt In full
from Fraser Bros. who were nat
urhliy well pleased With the sub
stantial amount received.
The Interstate 1--we Stock fnsur.
anc. company state that their
books and system Of doing business
are AZ all times at the disposal OF
the public for a thorough lnycsti-
cation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.


Funeral services 81 Ruth Dimes.
daughter of Mr. aud Mrs George
nluea. were held from the real
deuce. iieT Twentieth av. At
O'clock thia afteruaon tntermenf
NAs made IN Ne Pleasant cemetery
Tho remains of Arthur 1. oresn.
% I.as Angeles. who al~d In scaftis
= fsa days AEn. usfe shipped "a
Los Angeles BY nntlerworth q
sons for intrrment Tho YOUNG
mans brother a. ompanled The
bo4Y
Funeral services ~ Edward ]
seYkofa. husband u Anna & ser
kura. we're held from the Hounuys
wstaon chapel At : 20 o'eleck this
aftsrnuon. Services werv under the
auspices % the |. q q. y and the
Ruyal AreRnuna. Of which he vas a
member
The funeral services Of Mrs. An.
ME Andrews. wife Of Patrick J Al
aFews. who died at Proyidsnoe hos
plial yesterday. wiii be held from
The home. Twentieth av aud Lane
ct. snnsouow morning At 70 O'Clock
Father Metz Wiil conduct the ssF.
vices
Funeral services OF Frank
Cruneh. aon Of Mr.. and Mrs Scott
Croueh. were held from the but
terwefth chapel at 2 O'Clock this
afternoon lnserunsnt was In NJ
Pleasant cemetery
GaaasIta Eliot. age -. died AZ her
home. azg North Broadway. yes
iefdAy afternoon. Remains are At
Collins Bros
Edward q. Contraro. the ie year
old sou Of Mr. aud Mrs George G.
ContFaFo Of Bsrto. Wash. died ~
the home ~ HIS parents yesterday
Funeral services sill be held from
the residence ia Barfo az o'clocb
tomorrow afternoon. Collins bros
have charge Of the body.
Nellie Agnes Moran. the s.Year.
old daughter % John Moran. died ~
the family home. lis Ninth av. yes
tertlaf. Funeral arrangements vii
be made By Collins Bros
Funeral services ~ Walter u
Masters. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Masters. who died at the
family residence. SIC Ninth az.
Thursday. we're held from the But
terwofth chapel at 10 o'clock this
morning interment was made in
Mt Pleasant cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02

Deaths wurr registered today ~
fnlsoMas
Enthusiastically. c. Hsiienhrana.
ts. February 81. st $50 stxteenth
AZ. aoffh.
nutton--Charles E Butfoa. g.
February ~. 1T Ph0oalx. Aria
Fahsberw Mrs C4rnllns fMhr.
herg. 70. February "a. AZ sic Vine
81.
Dunn Marie Dunn. n. March /,
AZ Is fiftesnth az. south
niaor- William y. Bisor. "a. Feb
ruary -, NJ wuas seattle
Anseio-Jamea y Annuio. d.
February NJ. al vaneoavss " c
simpson Mrs Il z. Stmpsna. 81.
FshfuarY 80. At est FffteentA ~
north.
Gfasa Arthur l. Green. -. Feb
ruArf -. a. Providence hospital
Crouch F'fank Crouch. 20. Feb
ruaFy g. az Fort Htetiacoom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
LOSS ADJUSTED

after Il Ia burned up. This il one
great reason why so many people
have so much trouble In adjusting
losses Whom you place an order
for insurance with the Northwest
ern your property Is thoroughly I'm.
spected aud the amount OF insuf.
anee writion Is never as great as
the value Of the property. Your
personal standing IL looked up by
the inspector. and the Information
placed on file II - complete that
in case you have a loss Il is posi-
bic. from the Information In hand.
toalmoHt always make complete ad.
iusimenL This IL the reason the
'Northv stern has a peerless record
In the Northwest for the prompt
and satisfactory adjustment Of it's
Losses
Patronlzo your own company
thh leading insurance company Of
the state OF Washington. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02

An epech-makinE event In Jewish
ctrries ~ TIE northwest an BE- the
laYin9 q tie conversions II the nae
syaaRusus u The Temple IL fiirsch
congregation on the northeast cot-,
nsr ~ F1ftssnih aw. ard y uniea
a.. which wiil taka piaea n ~ "a
y ~. tamaEruN
The speakers wiu Be MAJOR WIZ
liam Hickman Moore. f.<o knhn.
president II the Temple 10 ffirsrn
congregation. Julius Iaus Nathan
Eekstrin ard z, MorEsnsteFn. truss.
tees ~ the congregation. and Rabbi
Aaussi Kaeh.
The Temple ID HiFseh eonKveEa-
ton vas ofsanined IN May. isf3. By
Leo kohn PRED norias. Emanuel
Ronenbarx ard a number ~ other
prominent Jews Up 30 that time
th@tv Rad bean no plaea 1f worship
for Reform Jews In reaftia. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
HARTMAN SHOUTS FOR
THE SQUARE DEAL

mission IL hardly fair tn findings
The members would produce better
results n they tried 90 cooperate
wifh the business interests OF the
country, instead u antRgoniHlng
them. But the fever seems 10 he
on now.
There IL nov little Incentive for
a man 10 be successful. but | am
sure the spirit for fair play will
prevail In the end That il more
20 the purpose than the square
deal
.one may have a square deal.
but atill receive unfair play. II
seems the tendency among all IN
successful people Is to attack the
nuecesaful"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
SAYS LABOR OPPOSES
SHIP SUBSIDY

-Mr. Humphreys stated that an
Enwllsh. German and French com
hlnntlon had been formed which
raised the price Of shipping from
sf-z5 a ton 10 s5.e5 Labor and
the farmer want Americans 20 build
boats and buck this combination.
hauling freight a. a loser price
than the combination and without
government AID We would rather
have the government own AMI OPP
crate It's own boats instead II do
mating 70 steamship companies.
Mr. Humphreys stated that In
1901 the Boston Steamship com
pany had established q iiue from
Seattle 20 the Orient. with no bust.
ness Last year. Including the two
WIN liners put on, the business
amounted to SO. 900. 900. # can be
seen that there Is no need fos the
government To appropriate money
for The sake Of KettinE business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
GIRLS WILL HOLD
Big INDOOR MEET

laace in Seattle and will draw n
large crowd The meet viii consist
nf short deshen. hiKh Jump. broad
Jump and specially work on the
ltofhe Miss Hubert. manager of
the high school girls aihlstie saso.
dation. IL undecided WHISTLER the
Ibale ser will be permitted 10 at
lend. although most Of the high
nrhooi boys would like 10 see tho
ktfis do their athletic stunts.
The girls are training BY cross
et1antry running and walking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
meter men
TO STRIKE

unions stand ready 10 lend all the
encouragement that they can In
helping the men 10 realise the sans
pay and set the same time that IL
enioyVd by organised workmen,
Union men in the same class of
WOrk are kettIng sGas a aay. and
the lighting eompany'a men. work.
ms BY the week or month. aro not
Fealtninx 81 4 Gay. The meter men
have no organization.
The ditch men out ON strike are
not affiliated with the American
Federation u labor. but have aim.
Ply punched themselves together
and demanded shorter hours.
The company announced to the
men yesterday that any Who want
ed "a SO hack % work could show
ap this morning aud set s2.2S Tor
an eighth day only the half
uoscn men AZ Third and Spring
have accepted the proposition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
E. J. FOREMAN LEAVES
PACIFIC COAST CO.

q y Foreman. local agent o. the
Pacific Coast steamship company.
has handed In HE resignation %
take effect about March 10, va
Successor has not been decided On
Aishuush thoss faniiiaT Nth the
eampanY heiiava that Ar. Fioyds
chief clerk IN ~ MeKeaxts. viii Be
stTan the pusttion.
MIR FoFsfnan 10 one % the beat
ka0Na steamship men On the coast.
and has been With the Pacific Coast
Steamship company fuf seven Ysars.
he began a. satskrapcF u the dock.
and has hwl1 every position gp 90
local aKent Mf Foreman states
that ne via sutef the reai estate and
hanhtn9 business
J. y. Nmas. sha has beer atth thu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02

Fort I.awton for duty. Mr TEN.
pany comea from Fort Riley. Kan.
Olives Tea Tonight
John ~ Miller Women'a RELIEF
Corpa will give Martha wash
ington Tea" IA costume this evening
At Pythian hall. First nv. aud Pike
81
Car Runs Over Dog.
Humane OFFICER Clark was this
morning compelled 70 shoot val
liable fos terrtsr. which was run
dawn BY a cable ear az the corner OF
FIfth av and YsEler wHy. the car
almost completely severing both
hind logs Of the animal
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pasine Coast Steamship company
al assistant general anditef. has ru-
signed and sfli enter business Wits
James n. Phare and Capt. O. J.
Humphrey Of the ALASKA Coast
steamship campany. Who are 10
start the SaFih Pacific Salvage
company.
So far the company has not de-
eiaed aha viii be given the position
Of contract ard frsiEht agent The
title n assistant general auditor Ntii
be abolished and the duties formerly
performed by NJ Amos ~tii be a.
vtaea between G. A. Baldwin. uaN-
sltuK auditor Cor the company. AMI
cari =. Hstmss aIso 81 snapioYs Of
ths racinc Coast steamship cefs-
paur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
LOCAL FLASHES
Concert a, IVES, Seattle.

Concert AZ West Seattle.
The Choral SYMPHONY society OF
West Seattle will give concert
next "Wednesday evening az the
Congregational church A large
number Of women OF West Seattle
are members Of the society. which
IL directed by James Hamilton
Howe.
Socialist Lecture.
Walter Thomas Mills viii speak
AZ the Boclaliat Temple, Fourth ay.
and Pine st. Sunday afternaoB NJ
z 50 O'Clock Tho subject Will be
'''rhe Middle Class Ia Fight With
Only Two Sides
To Police Railroad Yards.
ON the request Of the Great
Northern Railroad company Mayor
Moore has appointed Oscar McGfif
flth aud Matt Counor special police
men for the local railroad yards
Show Made ssozsy.
Manager Hartman uI she Bsssttls
hizh school, yesterday announced
that $3.50 vas cleared on this years
minstrel show The sam all 40 Tor
the publication OF "Whims' and
the Athletic association. A piu viii
be- presented 10 each boy who iook
part In the show
Ohio Club Elects.
The Ohio club met In Egan'n hall
last night and elected the following
board of trustees for the coming
year. J. II. Todd. g. II. Bailey. Or
Orange Edwards. General &. y, Car
berson. n. r. slbley. A. G. VII
burn, Homer N Hiii. Rev. w. A.
Major. ]. G. Powell. c. =, Gleason
and A. o. Mccormack. Nearly joe
people we're present II the nesting
Tssms,er 10 Arrested.
y. Daniels. q teamater. was ar
rested late yesterday afternoon BY
Patrolman Tate ON charge Of
scattering dirt ON the pavement.
ctothe. Ar. stolen.
Clarence BELL. FIRST AZ. south and
Hoigats st. complains 70 the police
of the theft OF a suit OF clothes
from his house
Meeting Postponed.
The first open meeting Of the Sc
attic Economic club. which should
have been held last night. was posi-.
poned By the absence OF officers
and many members.
More oil Used.
State on Inspector = A. ClaFt
reports that 500 900 more gallons Of
oil hns bran inspected this quarter
than In the quarter ending iE No.
vgfuber.
Ball Well Attended.
Tho ball Of the Ffaiarnhi MIN.
tary association last night Ia
Eagles hall was well attended. 400
couples taking part IN the grand
march The association will give
another dance aftnr Lent
ks~ vetsrinarssn Arrives
John Temp1ny. vutaFinagian Of
The Ninth cavalry. has reported 10
QuArtsrmaster Major Weed. At
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Y. W. C. A. AND HIGH scHoob
otRLs TO CONTEST AT ARM.
oRN-noYs MAY NOT Bs
ALLOWED TO ATTEND.

on Saturday. March ieth. the
Glrla' Athletic association Of this
hish school will hold an indoor
athletic meet with the Y. W c, A.
AZ the afmory Thls Is the firnt
time thai aueh AN event has taken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02

Were you ever told that you could
practically adjust any loss which
could occur under your fire inaur-
ance policy when you placed The
order for the pollcy7 This IL prac'
tloally what you do q your place
your insurance with the Northwest
efn Mutual Fire Association. You,
OF course. know that In case of
most companies you place an order
for insurance AZ the agency Of the.
company. giving them the location
OF the property. The policy II writ
ten up for the amount you desire
and given 70 you. In very many
cases without any investigation OF
values or inspection Of your prop
arty. Under a system Of this kind.
Il Is evident that when you have =
loss a thorough Investigation must
be made before fair adjustment can
be- arrived at-and u is hard 20 In
vestlaate the value Of a property
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
Big GAS MAIN WILL
BE DUG up

The gas main. which was the
largest In the west AT the time u
was put down. will ere long be re-
moved from Fourth av. IL Is 10
inch tube and waa placed by Sam
uel Hill when he wan AZ the head
q the local gas company.
Tho present gas company II now
At work laying new mains In Third
Nv 10 connect with the new plant
al Lake Union.
The Fourth ~. line viii 20 out
before the ragrade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
JEWELRY THIEF GETS
ONLY SIX MONTHS

larceny. BE vas given a sentence
u six months IN the county JAN BY
Judge Morris.
Blanchard claimed that n the
time 81 the affenae he was out - his
mind from the excessive use 81 NOR.
phlne. lie got off on a very liKht
sentence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
LIcuNsao TO WAC.

Marriage licenses we're ISSUED to.
dsy an followsl
iAakafo. Nosako fakiehi i8akaru.
=. i.os Angeles. to Time Nosake. Is.
japan.
AAsushiso. Okano-@Tamnseki Ma.
shahike, ~. Bakersfield. Cal. TO
chifa okano. n. Japan
kelly.rilllng job Kelly. 81. Van.
eonNer. n. C.. 20 Clara Pulling. -.
Seattle.
Hunter MANN Newton N Hun
Ger. IS. Tacoma. 10 Julia Mann. %.
Tacoma
Gos. hailo Frank N Cox. -. Ne.
attic. To Elnliy halo. ~. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
MEN IN
A BAD WRECK

CHARLES ". JuIit. New Haven. pri-
eats secretary 20 Gov. Woodruff
genduuto@ Fat1n.
HasaaEemRntsF brennan.
Assistant Postmaster william
Tuttie. New Haven
capt W -. spencer. ~ Company
&. New Haven.
Gov. Woodruff WAS aboard the
train. but he waa not hurt
VIII Arrest Conductor.
WATERBURY. Conn. March A.
The eofoner today has ordered the
arrest. according 10 a report OF
George Eaton. Of tho conductor Of
the New Maven q Hartford train.
which was wrecked al midniHht.
killing four aud endAngeffus the
life ~ Governor Woodbury. and t~o
companies Of militia.
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tserlpps Telegraph aersics.l
WATERBURY, Conn March A.
The train carrying the members ~
Company ,. second regiment. G. n.
a, homewara bound from a recsp-
tion at n Ton last nlKhs. was
wrecked shortly before midnisht
and several we're killed aud many
we're injured
The dead are
ENGINEER WILLIAM FISHER.
New Haven
ENGINEER HoRroN. Water
bury.
fIurMAS CHARLES. carprnteF.
INK NuwN FIREMAN.
fhe tniured include
lieut. Nathan Pitch. New iavon.
Lieut. crabb. Now HaVsn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
HOWE AND MOORE
SEEK MORE TIME

owing 90 q request from }. p.
Howe and James A. Moore. Who are
% build new theateru IN Seattle. the
new ordinance regulating the con-
sfrneflon OF such buildings viii not
be reported al Monday nights ooan-
81. bat wiil be held up for another
week. until the theater men can ex-
pfsAH themselves before the com
fuiftae.
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one LIFE IS LOST IN TIE RES
cuE WORK BELIEVE TIE
srEAnER CAN BE FLoArEo--
RAMONA TO TAKE HER RUN.

tseripps Telegraph ser~iee.l
EUREKA. Cal. March f-fFy
asale effsTgs the er~~ and passffa-
xrs q he N fased steamer Corona.
weseh vsat ashore ou the Humboldt
tsr yesterday f4u1sirw. were
krsurft ashore ut midnight ~ IRE
~ saving crew. and serc comfort.
zAlg asslsed here.
fsnlY one Hfe wsH iast IN rsaehfnE
xknfs II. Kris ksou- \ aaiicf. Nas
lza~nesf m the ssirf
TnrOuRhout the night tremendous
x>aa brake over tse craft and alse
t<Ssned doomed
xhortly before noon To-day lhs seA
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tSsFtpps Teieorsnh ssrviosl
WASHINGTON. March s-E ".
Hartman visited the senate with
hlA wife today. Hartman busliy
studied the diagram and pointed
out to hla Yoang son. who sat BY bis
side. the different national men Of
reputation
In an interview Hartman said
The Interstate commerce com
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
gxpREss GRATITUDE.

The young women ~ the Bon
Marchs today returned n vote OF
thanks to the Young Peoples SO.
ciefy of the Presbyterian church
FOR the entertainment Friday even.
Ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02

H G Blanchard. who. while
vofkise At the san Marco apaft-
nsnta entered the fiat ~ United
aases Marshal Hopkins and stole
soins vaipsbie iewslfv belonging to
hfA HOPKINS. this morning with
Mew bic plea o. not guilty ~ grand
mfesny and pleadea guilty 90 petit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02

bargains IN Lawn Mowers al
on sale one week. II
different styloa 10 select from. So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02

Steamer Cottage city. Of the Pa,
eifie Coast Steamship company.
Is In port from SkAgway
wtth eos boxes Of fash and
and 155 barrels of oh. She brought
50 passengers. among whom were
A. B c. Dcnniston. general north.
western passenger agent for the Pa
cifie Coast Steamship company.
and Mrs. Denniston. who made the
round trip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
OPPOSITION TO RGoRADe.

The Rainier Heights Improvement
club laft night granted more time 10
thu COMMITTEES a.sitins up the petit
ilan for widening and regarding Of
Jackson 81 from Fourteenth TO
Twenty eighth avs.
There II an opposition forming 10
the proposed Improvement among
thoas who viii BE- affected by the
deep cuts near Twenty third and
Twenty fourth avs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
oUsEs AID LOIS.
TEgsE AEE ErenT

h~tfn fsoaa hai-a farse We al I'm
S4#Hft f4tl fh0Ne e. efatranes 10 tat
s.F hsfeaiH flF n fee days AZ q 80.
..la tsi1ein hHllsa ~ Efaf11 IN i'm
49, - r. AMI aaif slessnf Fier -
~ ~ and taau 81 kaffe g. -
ar Sian Maffh
49, eetH l-rfFfn falss - Erlm efrfh
= HtgtruriqNia view - central paff
~. iAAf NnIaH ard fHfHHratg Hea
- NO. a. 80 cash This rfHps
- = tHfn fa - Appreciated
- ard one rrza H.asIarn hanue. IT
-. = ttsraff Ave- rear Enrfinte aHa
~. HsN eash haia8as ne tius
D. n JOLLY
Main ss1 A fs5
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Two lots in Lakewood Add:
fine ylsw Of lake and moun-
tatus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02

President raTa. - the Pacific
Coast Steamship coEnpany. ouusra
~ th~ CoFnna. stated TODAY that the
RAmnuN. nuw on tins Southeastern
AlAska route. uiii BE- wtthdra IN and
senf ssuth "a take thr pisee ef ths
Corona. II The latter cannot BE-
saved
The CITY u Seattle. tled up a. one
~ the city nuusA vii BE- piacsd on
the Alaska run ~ place af ths RA-
uonn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02

Lot s0xi4e. with Groom
house. HiIlman's Add: high.
fine view.
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VISITS NATIONAL CAPITOL
AND owes tHTGRvtGw CRIT
Iclxtao WORK or INTER.
STATE COMMERCE COMMITS
SION.
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Takes one ~ the three follow
inx lots. which are undoubted-
~ ths finest view lots In West
Seattle. They are within }
blocks Of the street car and
ferry. They must be seen 10
be appreciated
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800

Lot t0x103. high and level.
near 18th ST.. hair block from
new eth ST. car line.
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SI.0OO

Buys these business lots on
the railroad: lots Z. s. ?. 10.
II. t2. block 10. Ladd's First
Addition. South Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
CORONA'S PASSENGERS
SAFELY TAKEN ASHORE.

eairnad saxn and preparations are
being maize % take Oft shs CaEaua's
cargo.
Tho NF1cked steamer has not
worked any further ur % me rprka
ard theirs seems % b. hopes 81 saw
snw her. provided her bottom has
Sustained little damage BY thumninw
On fhr rsreks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02

Grand scenic lot AT the s.
=. corner 81 Queen Anne Ave.
and Prospect Tho cheapest
buy In this swell district; Ga
f2s.
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-Four lots Ia Satheriand'H
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Three corner lots at Yak.
lima and Irving; $3.50 below
value.
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West
Seattle


Sf.btH
Lots s and 8. block 30.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
Highland
Drive

We have three lots that ag-
greRate 800 feet frontage ON
Highland Drive that without
doubt are the finest view lots
on that street Of all streets Ia
Seattle. We can deliver said
lots for $4,000. part cash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
$50

Lot a0rilo. 4ist near Denny
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02

BUYS the hey los to the Sea-
board Add. in West Seattle.
Look AZ YOUR plat and locate
lot S. in block &. and hurry In
with the money.
Mower County transcript., 1907-09-04
ADAMS.

P. H. Carr transacted legal business
in Austin last week.
Mrs. J. w. Carr and daughter Mar.
guerite left Monday of last week for
Fon du Lac, Wis. where they will visit
relatives for some time.
DR.. n. L. knight of Minneapolis,
who formerly practiced here, came
down last Saturday evening and spent
Sunday calling on old friends in this
vicinity.
DR.. C. E. Bennett and editor K. L
Niles were in Austin Wednesday trans
acting business.
James Mathews and Pat Jourden
were in Austin Sunday evening.
Miss Della Cummings of Austin Sun.
dayed with her parents here.
Nick Friend and wife were visitors
in Austin Saturday afternoon.
Among those who went to Leroy
Monday of last week to attend the
funeral of Chas. Cannon were VIM.
Cavanaugh, P. II. Carr, Nels Gurvin
M. w. Stiles, II. Carey, John Burns and
John Gilligan.
John Carey went to Spring Valley
Thursday afternoon.