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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18
RULING ON
COAL LANDS

WASHINGTON. d G NAV Is =
Land Commissioner BAllinser yes
icrdaY issued an important ruins
affecting the status of Alaska coal
lands withdrawn from entry. Il is
20 the effect that all qualified per.
unns Or associations vho made legal
and valid applications In good faith
within one year prior 10 November
~ 1905 maY file notices Of such
locations under the act % April =.
1904 ~ they have not been filed
before ard the locations have not
been abandoned t.ocatcrs or bona
ndc aaslsneea may thereafter pro.
coed 70 obtain patents IN the man.
urr prescribed hy law
The last paragraphs Of the rul.
Ing read as follows
IN all cases where you publish
notices 81 application for entry OF
patent under the coal land Law. OF
under any other law. YOU will AZ
once send copy ~ such notice 70
the special agent assigned 70 duty
In Alaska
Should such agent thereafter
file IN your office a protest against
the validity Of tho location or claim
embraced IN ans such application
you vii defer action upon such ap-
plication until such application Is
Withdrawn Or appropriate action il
taken thereon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18
FUND IS
NO MORE

The end % the comptrollefn pri.
vats Incomplete work fund has
cume Corporation Counsel Scott
Calhoun has declared that all
moneys % thu city should be turned
into the city treasury
Following that rnllnE Comptroller
Carroll this morning declared TO
the finance committee that his Of
fee lad closed the bank booka Of
that fund and would receive no
mere money or cheeks from con
tractors
Treasurer George Russell refuses
20 accept the checks until the ~.
kalitY 81 tho guarantee ordinance
is passed upon and thereby hangs
one - the most interesting little
episodes over a so check that has
ever tFanaglrci
The fiaanco COMMITTEES. Mayor
Maafe. Treasurer Russell Comp
tfolinr Carroll. Assistant Treasurer
Graves. chief Accountant Fuataf 81
fha rampsfoilcr'a office. AID nev.
srai couneiimcn covernad long aud
earnestly over that So check
II came % Carroll IN = letter yes.
tefdat lie wili not bank Il and 20
one else plil touch o.
Il aaa cent in By a contractor
sha has $4,000 that has haen due
him frnm the Incomplete work fund
sinen the nrui % March The SIS
Haa needed hrfufe the whole
amount could properly be returned
fu him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18
AT q
BOISE SURE

he believed simpkins waa In Sc
nora, Mexico He was located
about siK weeks ago. bat 30 far has
exaded arrest
The morning session Of court was
decidedly monotonoue being devot-
Ell 70 questioning the Yeutremen In
an effort 20 fiii the place Of Juror
Matthews other prospective Jurors
20 20 are asid TO be Isaac Bedeil
and Walter shaw
Two strong challenges BY the de-
Tense against NJ H. Goodwin, this
lumber merchant. was overruled BY
the court lie then passed. The
prosecution then persmptorily ehAl-
lenEed Juror RuEe ard Joseph
Chinn was selected 10 succeed
Ruse. He IL local hack driver.
The defense exercised its fourth
peremptory challenge IN exeusins
Goodwin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18
JUNK MEN WANT
AN INJUNCTION

The Alaska Junk company and
numhef ~ other sunk dealers "a.
daf aled q petition Ia the superior
court aakiug that TIE city 81 Seat
he and G " Wauponafeln be on
iolnea from enforcing the amended
fuuk ordinance against the plain.
tffs. Hha claim that tie ordinance.
= hleh Requires them 20 keep books
showing cvery article bought and
sold - them and prohibits them
from doing business after IA
10 Unconstitutional being special
legislation
Judge Alhcrtsuu refused Ia grant
a temporary Injunction bat GRANTED
an order 90 Show cause. refurnabie
Friday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18
JUDGES ROAST THE
HUMANE SOCIETY

old puppy and h declared by Judges
20 be enc ~ the very finest Eng
liHh bulls IN America The next
best Hull dos az the Portland shoS,
female from the famous saifod
Kennels. vas purchased BY Mr.
Maihason and was brought up from
Portland by that gentleman this
morning
Mr. Mhtheson IA enthusiastic
over bic success a. the Seattle and
Portland shows and nov that he IL
assured Of the high standing Of his
dog intends 20 80 lnto che business
81 breeding high class English
bulls
IN show YOU the best English
bulls on the Pacific coast. said
Mr. Mathoaon this morning and
some day lll So hack eaat where
they say the real dogs come from
and come home here with q lot ~
blue tieketa surely am keen on
nv pflae winner feel so happy
that should anyone thfpu q bouquet
my way. ! think ! would be tempted
20 give him = swell neu tie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18
NOT CEDAR RIVER
WATER

Numerous riuHens Of ballard have
objected 20 statement On the Hats
lard News fenafdiHF the condition II
the water IN the city which viii soon
BE- Part n Greater Seattle
At the present time the city'a va
Tor is very poor due no doubt 70 the
fact that fhe reservoir has not been
cleaned since the day following the
annexation election
Tho article Ia tho Ballard News.
however states that Tho water IL &C.
dRr river water. and b. he known that
Cedar river water is pure and clean.
Councilman r. " Cox this murnInE
Informed The star that the statement
ia wrong and that Tor The past ten
DAYS nothing but Ballard well water
haa been used in that city. a. the
cedar river water has been ahut eff
for that length 81 time The water
from Cedar river viii again be turned
on next week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18
OPINION
In HURRY

The delay on the part OF thS.
corporation counsers office in Civ
ing an opinion on the legality OF
what has come to be known as the
Guarantee Trust Fund. about 10 be
created. has caused the finance
committee Of the city council. no
small concern.
A movement is on foot which
means that n the committed can
not get hte opinion Immediately.
II xlll 30 90 outside lawyers for the
opinion and have Il BY Monday d.
night One must be had by Mon.
day n possible.
Mullen and Sawyer are ths
special committee 70 carry the mat
ter through.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18
siRTH RECORD


nrths were registered today AZ
follows
TAYLOR A. tafT Eighth Az. W
May Us. 20 wife ~ Marcus y. Tay.
Tor n son
Wailace--At 20 Iakeview av..
NAY ~. 20 wife u F wallace. q
daughter
narEan AT f1T Y Draws n
May ~. to wife Of Michael DarEan.
son
Fosastt--At bts " Crcmona 81
May rs. 20 wife % Carl 5. Fossott.
a son
Kelly AT 1920 p Cherry a. MAY
80. 10 wife Of Edward = Kelly. a
son
Wholau-At 1a4 Twontyfourth
Az. May 2. 70 wife Of Mark Whelan
twin daughters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18

TITS morning while At Tacoma ths
humane officials 81 that city found
that tbo cattle hid heen iammed
lafp thn car and a number wefe
dad The rumAludeF bore marks
- improper treatment
n waa AZ firat th0ughf that thr
cattle we're Cor The slaughter house
ia Seattle ADD Humane officer
Nauprii vas notified The railroad
company hsid The consignment al
Auburn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18
SHINGLE MILLS
MAY ALL CLOSE

ShinEis manufacturers In the north
west counties - Washington viii held
q meeting early nert week aHd aau-
uidsr tie eiasinE down - every mill
Oh this territory f0f a. indsfniis fs.
fiot tn surplus sfneks OF hand naN
snf The fear that the car shortage
conditions NAV BE- wafas IN TIE naxt
three munths. 10 the cause for this
action
May wsu Nin likely ~ thrown oct
~ smpiaH msut ard merchants IN
many shlnaie tnwns are respondent.
fearing fhs men will move their fam
iliss aWaf
The uiiia haFs Al reported aisexs
normal sticks On hand. ard ~ shut.
tins down nnv for a time u IL -.
iieyed the congestion ~ cars may BE
relieved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18
Remoprllna posroFrles.

workmen are today enlarglng and
remodellng the registry department
at the Seattle poalofflcs. Thla de-
partment was not large enough 70
accommodate the Increasing bust
meas A part OF the boxes are being
transferred from the north TO the
south side Of the posioffies IN or
der 20 make room for the registry
work Postmaster Stewart hopes 70
have additional help In this depart
mnnt ht an early date
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18
ON THE FRONT

TIE steamers Faraiiou. Alaskan
ard CITY u seattle clear today fas
Alaska
The Huekman ts scheduled e
leave for Frisco a. p. m = tods =
The Eureka leaves with freight Tot
Frisco TO-DAY
The President will move 10 Ia.
coma SUNDAY where % may be IN.
apeFted
The Knsmna liner AbVHsinia =
this morning for the West coast
The steamer jefferson arrived Al
Tao this morning and took iu a
supply 81 off An unevontful trir
tH reported
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18
OUT $50 AND
ALSO IN JAIL

Frank wadleh claims TO be out
lust $50 and what further makes
the matter In no way humorous 70
him Il the fact that be Is 81 the
present time lodged IN the city Jail
wadlch. IN conjunction with NJ
Bodlch and G Naaualin. are the
principals IN q First avenue mixsup
which took place last night. with
about a. much system IN Il as a
chuck luck or shell game A
nstic argument started when some
body got somebody's money.
wadich explains that Bodich and
Naqualin got his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18

judge Norris on bohalf 81 The
judges Of the superior court. today
promulgated the new rule FOR the
government Of the kiuE county jail.
Before reading tho rules he IN
arHthins terms denounced the
methods ~ nt Fanny Loake Cum
uilnFa and the ether members Of
the Humane society IN trving 20 In.
tuoara the action ~ tho iudgea
through speeches az public gath.
eringn and petitions circulated
among the business community aud
tho various aasluttea
Neither Mrs siirlnn. Mrs Woad
house. DR. Cummings nor their Al.
iorney. T n PAGE. we're IN court
The method 81 procedure adopt.
ed BY these petitioners IL entirely
unknown both I'm the iaW and pFae
tioo OF this state said Judge Nor
ria
Y understand that In this casa
the characters ard the habits Of
the different Judges ~ this court
we're thoroughly discussed al a pub
Ne meeting and the iudxe % whom
this petition NAa presented vas
said 70 10 q a religious tufn OF
mind Do not SNOW that the de
cisiona Of the Judges OF this court
are determined hY their religion
To my knowledge they are deter.
mined By the law and constitution
oi the state
Can't infl1snee Courts
Neither are the decisions ~ The
courts affected bY the number 81
The petitioners A peiltinu sIxnea
b. one Ntil - decided as fairly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18
WILL SUPPORT CROSBY If
THEY CAN FIND HIM q,

financial troubles caused him T.
leave Seattle ~
II appears that Crosby made
strictly uphill night for the last tep.
years and on three different oceass
alons bucked a million dollar COT.
poratlon from the east that tried
10 run the yeast business here. But
In spite Of all this he was game and
continued 20 DO business with his
horse and wagon. knocking oct !
enough for an existence. sa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18
PETITIONS AND PusLe MEETINGS EFFoRr TO INFLUENCE
COURT ARs PRoNouseEo IMPROPER - JUDGES REFUsG
ORDER NATIONS

and by the application Of Law az
one signed by thousandn
We have no power under the law
- determine the number az mat.
tons Tho jail IL the charge ~ the
sheriff 81 the county and he can
appoint an many deputies as he
chooses
Every ono Of the Judges have
visited the Sail separately and have
talked with the prisoners We
failed Ia find the conditions Of dirt
and nth claimed IN the affidavitu
- the Humane society women nor
did We find the Yefmiu either on
the floor or on the bodies ~ the
prisoners
Tho JAIN Is as efeau as u pos.
sihly can BE made under the pres.
ent conditions Conditions are not
ideal bat iails are not Ideal places
The Judges talked with The pria
onerH. male and female. individual.
-. and To every ease the female
prisoners denied that any Improper
treatment had ever hesn extended
Co them or proposed by tho guardh
should Prove Charges
~ tho petitioners have any svi
dence " immortality then IL 10 a
crime against the laws ~ tho state
end Tho evidence should bw laid
before The pruaeeutiaE attorney for
action
The new rules fer the iaii say
nothing about the matfuus The
only material change from the old
rules provides hat every prisoner
shall have bible aud that religious
services be conducted in iail sub
Jet 20 the uheHffa control
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18
JAPANESE WOMAN
GETS DIVORCE

The peculiar adsptabillty Of the
Japanese for American customs
was shown today IN Judge Morris
court. Mrs Mine kanemcto. "a.
oepting for the name. could hardly
be distinguished from the average
American divorces. presenting the
same fanliless appearance the
same fetching spring bonnet. the
same embarrassed blush. and tae
old tale Of the husband who de
partsd. never 20 return
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18

The friends Of James Crosby, the
old yeast man. are still worrying
over his DISAPPEARANCE and steps
are being taken 20 have him To-
Gated The aged peddler made
many strong friends because o. his
sterling honesty and his sunny dis.
position aud they are ager 20 have
him back IN the city and state that
n he can be found they Will gladly
give him all the money ho wants
up 70 go a month They fear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18
,ssrpp. rsi.sraph ssr,,es.

f~fHabbA hftFAf"Ea
boise. Idaho. May is.-Darkes'
RussiAs espionage system cannot
BE- sclipsed By that existing At
boiss today. aud this may eventual
y preclpitate trouble
Paid spies doc every step OF sY-
eryune ~ any way connected With
the case.
Already inoensed men are threat
ening dire vengeance on the perse-
entors
Both sides are offending
A. q result u HaWlsY's statement
that Jack Simpkins. the former or
ganiEer Of the Western Federation
OF Miners. IL sure 70 be tried.
There 10 much speculation here as
20 hts whereabouts A Colorado
man who knows simpkins reached
here from Denver today and stated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18
LARGEST MORON N SEATTLE.

"The Largest Electric Motor In
Seattle. will be tho subject - s.
paper tu De read this evening by
Geo. D. Moore before the seattle
branch - tie American Institute -
Electrical Engineers. The meetfus-
VIII De held az The Chamber 81
Commerce At o'clock The motor
in question ia the one ~ W uaW
10y ~ using In the rcErsde 81 Den
uh It'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18

I 50 10 Wait Rsntoa to witness a
series ~ fine drtlls and enmpoti-
fiona bstaesn TIE departments ~
Hsninn Columbia and Southeast
Seattle. and aa a Fsnait q this Held
meet the wager aaa AID
The offieisls. Nhtla there Will
lock ever q piece - Ksntou prupar-
y bsiouEinE "a this CITY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18
BIG CHANGES IN
CITY,S FINANCES

plan - exporting al the aecopnts
Of the city government Ter the past
Il years The proposition aroused
mueh discussion. some committed
men maintaining that 70 80 BAG X
further than siH years would be q
useless expense. TIE last expert
iHK wsH ln lsaa
Tine committee finally appointed
eoHueilman sawyer and Murphy a
committee 90 consult with the local
clearing house and secure the adj
Kfee 81 the best financial source ia
counting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18
CAR OF DYING CATTLE NOT
ALLOWED TO COME

The recent saefEetie efforts 81
The Humane seeisfy 10 bringing %
speedy Justice pamoba wha mtss
treat animals caused the Northern
Pacific railroad agnriais 10 refuse
20 switch ar - smariAted aud
fylnK cattle consigned 90 Charles
Butter 81 Port Townsend. ihr0aaa
scatila
The car Of cattle vas shipped
into Taeoms yesterday ard uaa 20
have been shipped through Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18

The finance committee % the
city council sadaF took an import
ant step. hv 4utlnH that On the fus
tufe All local Improvement bonds
shhii BE- issued ira denominations q
ffne Under thIk system the bonds
can b. bought 81 - small investors
and 80 they pay PET cent inter
est. wiil offer = wreatsr attraction
tu many persons than saving banks.
TIE plan - enc that has been uu-
der consideration for come time.
knd will render city bonds indie
pendent % bis bond bayinK houses.
The committee also took up the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18
MOORE AND MULLEN
RUN FOOT RACE

Mayor Moore ard Prank ?
Mullen. ehairman Of che street com
mitiss. werv scheduled 20 run a Is
yard foot race a. Rsntnn this Aftnf
noon as a result ~ q wager lad
~ the meeting - the finance cen.
mittss this nafnInK
Most ali TIE eltf officials Jeff a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18
sLAsuED CLOTHES

Charles ~ neH1udr Waa arrested
hf rafraImru narbre and THROWN a.
IL o'clock thla mufninR au a war
rant far malicious destruction 81
property ueIloude BE- "A fugitive
frnm Everett aud BE- beIaR held
hafa pending tho action af the poo
lice Of fHat city Ue r. charged
with having HlaHhed up aame fine
clothing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

louis Tack %, and Marie Van
HvrheRhoru e. Van ASSET
Naaukirh MafHuunto. g. and
Cal
Ray " Mccormick 80. and Mar
Faret NJ Misham. "a Seattle.
sylvauus Hauaer. a. and Mary
Cuskey. e. ballard
Ebsn r. Kslc. -. and Olga SSc-
din. rs. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18
DEATH RECORD.

Deaths we're registered today a.
follows
iswold--Alborf griswold. "a.
May t5. az Providence Hospital
Erickson Peter K Erickson.
g. May l5. at asa5 Linden av.
Kent-W u Kent. IS. MAY D..
At hospital Tor insane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18
NOZIvA IS
GIVEN UP

rect successor Of D0wie IN the pro
ceedluRs In bankruptcy which were
directed against Dowis Future litl'
cation will be against D0wie's ex'
eeators. the widow aud sou.
+ Is understood VoiiYa'a support
sfa are deserving him and there ~
an effort on foot 10 read him out ot
the church
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18

A telegram has been received from
Vancouver hr tho Canadian Pacific
Railway Co. aunouul ina that the
rates for The round trip tu Victoria
from seattle for tNo regatta At Vic
tarHa Tn honor Of NlrfufIa daY May
e. wlH be e. and VIII he good
from the a7rd to tHe 1fth Regular
fs9aa will prevail Tor Vancouver
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18
WAS DROWNED

nr W y Powers. aeting In behalf
o. the coroners office, held post
norton examination Of the body Of
Mrs. sarah T. Ellis. found on The
beach near Ballard yesterday. and
cached the opinion that she died by
drowning Suicide was suspected. but
the examination failed to bring any
light as 60 such a course.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18
HomELY DOG BELONGING
TO MATHEsoR IS WINNIE p

william Matheaou returned from
Portland this morning With bis
prize winning English bull Ran
sons Folly" and with n record of
winnings that iuat about reaches
the record The Seattle dog took
four firsts. first In the winners
class and the special cup FOR The
best bull dog la the show
"Rauson's Folly" ia an s months
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18

CHICAGO. MAY Is VoliVa. the
deposed ruler Of Zion. today gave
an order 20 the federal court reeog-
nizing John A Lewis a. DoWie'H
successor. according % the decsas.
eds will The court proceedings ne
eessitated the recognition Of the IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18
FUNERAL TRAIN AT
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. May 1.-THE funorAI
train carrying % bodies ~ shrfuerH
kf8Iaa 81 california week $50 90.
daa has arrived ga route east The
Surviving relatives accompanied in
a private SAT
The committee ~ leo shfiners
met tire tFaIu here and eaudulrd
tire survivors and cared FOE the
wounded They also Deposited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18
WALK OUT
AT FRISCO
ls.rlpp. rsl.sraph s.s.les.

HAN FRANCISCO MaF le-Ths
electrical workers employed Al she
power house ~ fhf TnItad Rail-
roads walked out this mofuinE
Their places were promptly filled
hF nHHsunian men. The care are
being operated aH usual
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18
ESTIMATES FILED.

The estimates Tor tha gath Az s.
trunk sewer. filed with the board o.
public works this morulng. shows
that The cost viii DE $4,000. OF
which the cost Of the sewer will be
tt1s3Oo.
The estimated cost % new
sewer Tor north tath st. aud other
streets. a. filed today. Will be- fas.-
500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18

TaHH jacobson. age -. died yes.
ferdaF afternoon 90 Hfa home on
Linden at nu1 l0tH HN ~ spinal
fseulnaitlH Hc was iIi bat a few
HaEa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18

That thieves are no respecters 81
persons or titles WAS buI.. 600.
uight when some mtsgrcuut made
OF with y hteVeIe belonging Co tns
REV. owen Jones. private secretary
20 the Rev NJ A. Matthews. pastor
OF the Flrst Presbyterian church
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18

kindly accept the enclosed FOR dia-
ifibnfion as follows
TbtFsupon Mr Eddy gives the
H.Hessfa s.hf.N sa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18
HEIR wsNrED-NALE

Wanted E xpertsneed hookhrsrar
and collector fer Alaska aInafa
man preferred Permanent employ
msnt transports zion ana good asfs
AIRY Tor hight man Write u II 8
Room ais Hotel Northern. nr cali
90 r ri Us af#f
Wanted Men 20 40 some slash
tnE close "a town Apply ga NHW
York Block Seattle Wu. is zH
boy wanted ub0ut no years old
60 operate telephone exchange. Au=
ply Star HHHluraa Offlrr E#t
building IF
ron RENT
--=----=a==z=szz==a== #-a4------.---4-7zzz===#H==
a.roorn modern flat. new. corner
~ Harrison and Howard SIS. 50 aH
per month
3-roam cottage ON queen Anne
UuI. 1900 per month
MORRIS REALLY GO.
sftsfa Marion nldR
Tel Main EHat Ind HHHH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18

Mr. HoMEsEEKEH

MIR HOMEFEEKEH
- per acre
100 acres good farm iaHAs be-
tween ghehaiiv and Portland. two
mites from railroad. house. barn
ard aufhaIidiuRs 10 acres cleared.
well Hafarad
m you mean business cat good
CORNELIUS a MILL
So Union Blk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18

Faf sale By OwnsraSew modern
ranrr house on fine corner. lot t0r
100 terms Phone Quaan Anne
afak lA.ll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18

READ thus

READ TINS
e
acre. street on E sides IN car
lire. half hour from pfnneaF "a
All cleared ready 20 plant raise
your oWn fresh eggs and FsEefas
hiss Re Independent Ert FaHf nWH
home Terms 20 suit any aus ahu
fnsaas business Price taaa Sc
ewnsf. $50 y Y. Biz Main SIG
$50 CAST NNp as PER MONTH
Whsfn can you invest this small
amount ~ money and double e be.
fore tha season ta over You can Do
this BY investing ga oar rev adj
ditfua whieh We are Just naN put !.
ting On fhs market 81 from 81
and up Lots thoroughly cleared
ard - fruit splendid fieH# offie =
open suadaF -
cALIIaoN a MACKENZIE.
At Ftaw station
Green Lake Phone North kaai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18

tat setfas M. seiL - b.Fftss xss.
takiss sna Ga~srs. sutstanflsi tfassn
keas.. o &c tsress
kANrTrNs
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