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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24

an the time. II must be possible fo1
the mOtorman 20 instantly drop H."
Tho Seattle Tenders are not 80
arranged Instead 81 dropping
when a body Is struck. they almost
invariably rise and pass over II.
While these requirements are not
embodied specifically IN the state
Law and city ordinance relating 10
tenders. they are collectively en-
bodied IN the provision that tho
Tenders shall be such as 10 prevent
body from being rolled under tho
wheels Of the car. All these re-
quircments are necessary for an
effective fender Of the type ia most
general use ia the United States.
A fender which r. claimed by the
manufacturers 10 meet all these
requirements IS the Providence car
fender manufactured By the Con.
solidated Car Fender company. of
Providence. Rhode Island, IN use In
number Of cities Reports COM
piled By this company covering 2l9
accidents IN Jersey City. Newark
and ST. Louis. where the fender is
used. show that 100 persons ess
capped uninlnred. 20 we're slightly
injured. 10 injured not seriously
three seriously injured and eight
killed While this record falls fan
short Of that achieved by the Liver
pool lender. Il Is far ahead Of the
record Of the fender In use In Sc.
atile
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24
WILL WED HER
BENEFACTOR

CHICAGO. Sept a4.--Ilenel Nc.
Bean. p years old on the witness
stand IN Judge Cuttings court.
sWore that she had been imprlHon.
ed without cause IN a Eanatorium
for three years BY her uncle. the
guardian of $4,000 estate 20
which she IL the sole heir. Geo. y.
Mclean. the uncle, sent word 60
the court rclinquishsng his claims
90 the guardianship and 10 the
money. and the Girl will marry
kbcn = Martin. an attorney. who
discovered her In the sanitorium NJ
kcnosha VIA. and believed her
story. The young woman admitted
that she had taken several articles
before she wa sent to the SAM.
torum. bat denied she was a kiepio.
maniac she said her uncle failed
20 provide for her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24
PEARCE TO LEAVE
THE P. c. S. S. co.

transportation men on the Pacific
coast.
That J. r. Pharo. formerly presi-
dent and general manager OF the
Alaska Coast Co. will succeed w.
r Pearoe. who has resigned as gen.
eral manager Of the Pacific Coast
Steamship Co. Is the belief Of sew
erai well informed shipping men in
Seattle a confirmation ~ the re-
port. however. could not be obtain
ed from the office OF the Pacific
Coast Steamship company.
Il has been known for some time
that the Pacific Coast Co has been
endcayoring 20 have Pharo re-enter
the services OF that company. J. 9.
Ford. president OF the steamship
company Is al present In California.
and his office has no positive adj
vice as to who Pearces SUCCESSOR
will be.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24

SEATTLE TENDERS FALL SHORT
OF ALL REQUIREMENTS

nurilAon were seen several times
coming 10 and fro from the apart.
ment by way Of the back stairs and
window All this time. the door Of
the apartment was locked aud no
noise was heard. Covlngtou was
seen carrying up what appeared 70
be groceries. These packages. how.
ever may have contained tho rocks
found In the trunk. disguised as
groceries.
More likely. however. the murder
vas committed on tho night Of
Sept 3, aa there ~ every evidence
that Il WAS committed deliberately
IN cold blood and not IA the heat
Of a quarrel. such az that OF Sunday
night, Sept I.
Was Probably Dragged.
The eng in the mouth Of tho muir.
dered woman. the underveat twist.
ed around her neck. by which she
was Htranglcd. indicate that she
was first rendered helpless with
liquor or a drug aud then dellber.
atsly gagged and strangled with.
out noise or hard struggle.
That the murder was committed
Ia the room and the body taken out
IN the trunk IN which II was found
was indicated by the condition Of
the room when Il was entered by
Mrs Mackay after the disappear,
ance. Little could have been taken
from the room in addition 10 that
which was found IN the trunk
Mrs. CoYington'a collection Of pho.
tnFraphs. things she would have
taken with her. had she moved out.
were left tackled 10 the wall An
umbrella and number 81 other ar.
ticics including groceries were also
left. The room had been put 70
rights. the bed clothing folded neat.
~ and placed on the bed. but the
articles left behind spoke Of a hur.
RED flight unnecessary. considering
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24
MRS. GEO. u. PIPER
GIVEN DIVORCE

Mrs George y. Piper, wife Of
state senator Piper. one Of The
moat widely known men OF this
state and Oregon, was granted a
divorce this afternoon In the super.
ior court. the proceeding taking
scarcely 10 minutes.
Sensational charges OF dcsortion
were made by Mrs. Piper. who
stated that since June of this year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24
PROBATE CLERK j. A. SIGURDSON is A
MATRIMONIAL ACCOMMODATION

Assistant Probate Clerk J. A. sig
urdsson IN the county clerks office
Is the good Samaritan Of couples
desiring 10 be married as soon as
the necessary license has been oh
tanned Somehow the fact that he
Is an ordained Lutheran minister
has become generally known, and
as result he has several applica-
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her husband had been absent from
her side and failed to contribute
towards her support
The announcement OF the divorce
viii come as great surprise, al
though many OF their close ac.
quaintances will not be astnnished
Mrs. Piper was formerly Miss
Lillian Shaw OF Olympia The we'd
ding took place In Tacoma. Sep.
TENDER a. 1903
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DRYD0CK MOVEMENT
FAVORED BY CHAMBER

A resolution was brought before
the Chamber Of Commerce this a.
ternoon endorsing the move foF
grcater improvements al the Brem.
erton Navy yard and calling upon
the states representatives IN con.
gress 90 urge upon that body the
necessity for making the appro.
priations 10 carry out the eonstruc.
ton " another dry dock.
A committee from the Chamber
Will visit the navy yard 30 invesfi.
gate the needs Of the yard and re-
port
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24
MANY JUMP FROM
RUNAWAY CAR

J. u. Farrell. local head OF the
Union Pacific. and a number OF
other passengers riding on a Madi-
son a. cable car leaped from the
car this morning 20 save themselves
from possible death as the car raced
down the hill from Sixth 90 FIFTH
avs. 20 dash into a street sweeping
machine.
Farrell lost HIS hat and overcoat
and other passengers dropped many
things as they tumbled into the
street, but no one was hurt. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24

lBy United Preas.l
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 24.-W.
=. Pearce. assistant general mana
ger ~ the Pacific Coast Steamship
company. has resigned his position.
with the intention. Il IS said Of en-.
tering a new line of business i'm
mediateiy after the LIST Of next
month.
J. G. Ford. vice president and
general manager 81 the Pacific
Coast company. here from Seat.
tie. and a gaest az the Fairmont.
confirmed this news today lie
said Peance had requested that his
resignation take effect on Oct I.
Ford says that he II undecided as
% who will succeed him.
Mr. Pearce has been with the Pa.
cific Coast Steamship company for
years and Is one Of the best known
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24

Tom Enonnspy was this after.
noon arrested IN Seattle by sher.
~ W r. Crowley. Of Ellensburg.
and viii be- taken 10 Eastern Wash.
ingtou where he viii be CHARGED
with killing horses belonging TO
Pablo lAcadc. The two men were
former partners. ana when they
separated over a quarrel. Enonuspy
Is said TO have made threats that he
would klll tacades animals
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SENIOR CLASSES
Will. Be UNIT ED

This means that the Washington
High School foot BAN team will
Save Mackay and Pike. who have
been Lincoln school students thla
year This unites the two divisionS
OF last years high school team. and
and means another championship
eleven.
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oner's office Is investigating.
Annie Smith, a resident OF the
Eastman house. 1907 ~ First av..
drank carhollc acid some time after
2 o'clock this afternoon, and IN Ger.
tain 20 die The oOroner's office
has been notified.
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car struck the sweeping machine
terrific blow that sent Il whirs
ing across the street
Madison st. was being sprinkled
and swept. The water on the rails
apparently made them too slick foe
the car wheels and the runaway fols
lowed The street sweeping fore.
man claimed, however. that the ac.
cident was entirely the fault Of tho
Gripman.
That some one was not hurt IN
jumping from the car or in the col.
hsion Is considered remarkable.
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~ tho habit ~ going In and out
through a hack window Instead Of
lhnenRh thr hall aad front en-.
trance and the trunk containlna
the body VAS probably taken
Thorough this window and carried
down the back stairs from the
apartments
This Vas done probably on the
night 81 September s. bat might
have been done on any night be.
tween September and 8.
The discovery of the method II
moving che trunk alone Ia lacking
20 establish the probability which
o. almost certainty that the muir.
DER vas committed In the Kcawlek
apartments. the bodY wrapped ia
The sheet and comforter which
have been Identified az belonging
20 The MacksyH. and taken away IN
The trunk together with Ell Mrs
covingtons clothing and some OF
Covingion's effects.
Who Was EspsssSman3
A thorough canvass Of the trans.
Ter companies and individual ex.
preaamen made by The star yes
ierday afternoon and night failed
20 locate any man who had taken
a sunk from the koswick apart.
meuts on The ulght u Sept 8. and
u Is probable that CoyinEton hired
rig and carried the trunk away.
probably With the assistance Of
nurlisun
Between the time 81 the row. On
the uiRht 90 September and me
time Of disappearance on the
night Of Sept 3. COyington and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24

adopted a resolution calling on
the government TO amend the allen
immigration law SO as TO prohibit
the entrance OF the undesirable
class OF foreigners who seek trade
In this city 20 the ruin OF thu
natives and other subjects of tho
king.
The resolution Is aimed at Cha
nese and Syrians. who Il is said
are oyerrunning the islands.
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The Seattle school board has de-
eided 70 unite the senior classes OF
the Washington and Lincoln high
schools. and all seniors viii this
year attend the Broadway building.
The rule will apply only to the
class OF this year.
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lions from anxious couples each
week
This morning Irving C. Carr Of
1887 Twenty av and Daisy n,
Rocks OF 1889 Twenty-first av. AxeI
Engstrom and Anna Halvorsen II
Jordan, Wash. four hearts desiring
to become two. applied TO SigurI
son 70 accomplish the feat. which
was eNpeditiousiy and neatly done,
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Y WO MORE
SUICIDE

Two more suicides were report
I'd late this afternoon. Just before
going 10 press. Chas Rodgers. a
roomer In the Ivory house. az the
corner Of First ay. and Weller st..
ended his life by taking dose OF
cyanide Of potassium. The cor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24
Miners Are Riotine.

BERLIN, Sept 24--Severe riot
ing among the miners at Moess,
Prussia, is reported A mass meet
ing was attacked by the police aud
three men were killed and a score
injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24

oF FNNFNN W. nAN1AE 0Ns
Mrn Agnes covington was muir
derea In the Keawiek apartments
between the niKhi ~ sunday
September I. aud the morning Of
Friday. September 8. probably b
her husband. Frank CovlnKioa. a..
sisted hy bis chum. Charles Buai
son
These facts we're discovered by
The Star yesterday afternoon and
The murder mystery practically
solved before the police had Ola.
covered that the Coyiugtuus and
Buriison lived together In the kos-
wick apartments before their die
appearance from Seattle u vas
the publication Of these facts IN
The Star yesterday afternoon. 20.
Eether with the fact that fhe com
foFter In which Mrs Covingtnn'a
body was wrapped had been taken
from the KeaWick apartments.
which gave the police and the
clue on which 20 work
The Star reporter WIS che first
10 lnform W ~ MAckay. landlord
~ ihe kcswick that the frHli iit,
tie woman who passed a. Huni
sons niece "a the Keawick. was
the woman who had been murder
ed Questioning and investigation
revealed the following facts.
Scene Of Many Rows.
Tho apartments IN the Koawick
were the scene of several violent
rows between Covlngton and his
wife during which Buulaon was
usually present Tho lasi one 0c.
CURED on the night OF sunday. sep
temher / ON that night the Gov
ingtonB wore heard rushing back
aud forth through their rooms.
Mrs Covingion screaming as 4
ahe were beaten SO bad became
the row that Mrs Mackay. wife
the row that Mrs Maekay. wife
Knocked al the locked door. 90.
handing admittance The noise
had ceased and CovlugtOn finally
came 10 the door iu undorshlri and
trousers. hla sleeves rolled up
above hts elbows Ne opened the
door only enough o. talk To Mrs
Mackay through tho crack lie OK.
plalnod that Mrs CovinRton had
been drinking too much and Mrs
Mackay told him he must keep her
stlll
"sho viii be gtill from now on.
said Covingtou. ne be closed the
door
From that time on Mrs Coting
ton was neither seen nor heard by
any one IN the keawick apart.
ments and she may have been ~.
ing dead while Covington was tell
ing Mrs Mackay that she will be
stlll from now ON"
Left Without Notice.
The Covinglona and Burilaon
disappeared from tho Keawick
apartments between the night OF
September 9. and the morning Of
september 8. No one saw or heard
them 4g NhafV 4NnVFsusuau NO..
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Tho Covinglons and Bunlson
Disappeared from tho Keawick
apartments between the night OF
September 8. and the morning Of
September s. No ono saw or heard
them 60 Their apartments were
IN the rear o. the second floor
the windows opening out on the
back porch. The C0yingtons we're
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-01

A LARGE CORNER HOUSE on
nth ST. NV; RENT, $50 PER
MONTH; LOT 2lN94. VERY CHEAP
AT $1,000.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-BY PHYSICIAN, SMALL AFT. IN
well-kept apartment house in ne. or NV; must
be main floor and outside rooms; possession
desired 10y June 10; price must be moderate.
Address. with full particulars
jel-2t' Box %, Star ofice.
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A fire CORNER PROPERTY on 14TH
ST above SCOTT CIRCLE; rented for
s. spU PER YEAR. PRICE, $4,000.
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swARTZELI.. RHEEM & HENSEY CO.,
9lG ST. NV.
LARGE CORNER HOUSE on
I1T IIr,i ST N Nv; RENT yrpy $50 Gu FkR
fire CORNER PROPERTY on 14TH
SIR above SCOTT CIRCLE; rented for
s2,soO FER YEAR. PRICE, $4,000.
Fine STORE on 7TH st. between R
AND $; LOT - feet front. PRICE,
$3.50.
ON north side Of PENNSYLVANIA
NV. LOT Runs THROUGH TO d
ST; rent 5000 per year. PRICE,
WE HAVE FOR SALE THE TWO
ADJOINING PIECES TO THE ABOVE;
MAkE \ TOTAL FRoNTAGE OF 20
TEET on TIL TIE r. AXEYTEi AL Az
THROUGH To u STREET: THEY
CAN BE BOUGHT AT A BARGAIN
PRICE.
INVESTMENT On V ST. NEAR 9TH
NV. PRICE, 5000.
BUSINESS HOUSE on LA. AVE.
BETWEEN 9th AND 10TH; RENTED
WELL. PRICE, $4,000.
In the 16 HUNDRED BLOCK on L
ST. LOT 2Jxl00. PRICE, s3,Io".
STORE AND DWELLING located be-
tween l. and VI. the east side OF
TTH ST. LOT 25x11G. PRICE, $500.
Six-room brick on FLORIDA AVE.
near corner Of 18TH ST. PRICE, 50, $50.
LARGE house on ST. NORTH
SIDE. near CORNER OF 18TH; RENT,
s6OT5 per month: lot "a feet front
The owner is very anxious TO get an
OFFER. This is the COMING business
section.
On Q 81. west Of 10th st; S-roNm brick
house on lot 2oXlp to wide alley: rent
Ing for $3.50 per mo. This is fine in
vestmrnt or speculation at the price
which will take II.
ONE OF THE MOST ARTISTIC AND
CoMFoRTABiE HOMES il TIE SUB
rRRS: Ln,ATEp On TAILOR ST;
STREET l2o FT. WIDE; LOT 4CxISo
REAR YARDS: S ROOMS AND BATH;
CONCRETE CELLAR UNDER ALL
PORCH: HEATED Ky HOT WATER.
Price, $3.50. NO CASH REQUIRED.
sWARTZEII. RuEEM & HENSEY CO.,
9l6 st. NV.
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800 OR $500 CASH. BALANCE IN VERY
SNAIL. MONTHLY PAYMENTS. THE PRICES
OF THESE HOUSES ARE LOW. WE GIVE THE
PARTY BUYING ON EASY PAYMENTS THE
SAME Low PRICE THAT A CASH BUYER
WOULD PAY.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE
Near Lincoln Park. exceptional bargain; 6
rooms and bath; large side yard house and lot
has frontage OF IS feet; southern exposure: side
and rear alleys. Can you match this anywhere
with payments to suit at 81 5OO2
DAVID MOORE, 1928 n. 4. nv
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FOR SALES. 500.
a nice little home a very select square west
OF l4th st. No colored persons in the block. A
neat two-story dwelling. with cellar: seven
rooms bath; porcelain tub; open plumbing; fur
mace heat; lot 20 feet wide; good-szed back
yard to a public alley. For home or an In
vestment this is a desirable property and will
be sold quickly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-01

SwARTZELI. RHEEM & HENSEY CO.,
glG ST. nv
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Fine STORE on 1TH st. between
AND $; LOT - feet front. PRICE,
$3.50.
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$4,000 EACH.

New houses on street northeast Well con-
structed; two stories and cellar under the en-
tire house; furnace heat; many cabinet mantels;
beautiful bath room. The entire house very
handsomely papered; covered rear porches.
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West Ut 18th street northwest. semi-detached.
six rooms; tiled bath; porcelain tub: furnace
heat, front and porches; renting for 500. so.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York
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SWARTZEII. RIIEEM & HENSEI CO.,
gl6 + st. NV.

ye1-Tt.cSn
FOR SAIE-ON WYOMING AVE. UNI SUALIT
fine. large l4-room home; splendidly arranged
kitchen on main floor: studio In rear superb
frontage OF than 30 #; fine bargain at
$4,000
WiLLiGE. GIBRS & DANIEL, 6o3-605 18th.
tel
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FOR RENT-MOORE & HILL. INC.), 1893 G NV.
APARTMENTS. 22l3 NV. I'd II. Or.
Enrragut, Ar, b. fur. Is 90 3ol2 NV 2r, b.. 2Go0
Dupont. Or. $500 1920 y. Or, b. % 30
me Porsner Or, 5000 Sole & Or, b: ia. .255o
1862 Irving Or fur 1000 ISIS Oregon uv. LIST &
sr ASsDu''. -, 90 l56i Willard, t Gr 80 80
The Massachusetts, POPS y Cap Or. b.: .25.o9
eisi 18th. 7r. b, "a 90 $50 Hrishtwood ay,
Juniata, or. b. fur, 30 90 5r, b. 90 so
40 G NV, Or b.. 200 2aoi ~ Or. b. cornei2t 20
400 7r, b. 400 1926 T NV. 5r, b.. 10
Cheltenham. l706 U, 300 18th. Or. b.. 81. 80
Or. b.; AZ 50 300! 18th. 81. b.. q. 10
Or, 'o Ne 50 so2 Fla az" av. 5r. b. $50 $50
Dr. b TO Oct y. 100 2siI i. Or. b, ia. 2o.5o
1862 Irving Or. b. 1000 1921 4th 4r. b.. 20. 90
Marion Or. b. Goth ~ 18th ne. cor. Or. b26.00
The Melwood. ITO Y: 1917 Otis pl,5r ia. IS. SO
nsIrGod ITO NV s$i$ " o. or $50
s Todd dSd S # r. 1873 %
The Susquehanna. 5 BIS 30 Avon pl Ar, b. 10 80
No 81, Wilson. Or. b 30 90 2437 n. Ar. 10 so
1919 Kenyon; Or. b. IS 80 lls7 2sd sr b.. 1900
AlSiers. ar, D.. $500 G3S Florence he, Or bl5. 90
y. The Nansemond, 1886 ne, ar b.. II. so
Or b. fur or unfur -. $50 Orleans pl ne. IA. 80
1910 nv. 3r b. .35 90 440ia Tenn av Ar, biz. 30
Mississippi. Ir. b.. 81 80 433 Tenn me- Ar b. IA 30
le 90 9th Or b. a. 80 80 4sl Tenn Ar b. 1890
!i66 Chaplin, Or b. 80 30 i3lh Tenn av. Ar b. IA 80
142S Clifton. 5r. b.. 30 ~ 1885, Tenn ne ar b. ii 10
No a. Nansemond. ., ~ t$314 Tenn ne, Al, "A 30
Or b....:..: sc. 90 2l4l Newport, III Ar b14 90
Nanse;nond. Ar 200 l4lG Duncan ne, b. l3 30
l772 Willard. Or. BIZ 2I4l Newport ID ir biz 80
lG2G 9th. Or, b. 30 2l39 Newport Ar. b. L. 80
63e Q NV. 5r, b. 81 81. so
Reservations can be made In the Nelson"
1888 10th st. NV, =, rooms and bath;
rates. SIS to $S7 so.
MOORE & HILL UNCD. 1888 C NV.
FOR RENT-TO SuBLET. CHEAP. JULY TO
October, delightful apartment, rooms and bath.
No. 1903 The Alabama. 18th and SITS. NV.
je1-3t'
FOR RENT-SIX-ROOM APARTMENT NEWLY
remodeled 1909 9th st. NV: $4,000. Inquire on
premises between 10 and II am. myl-u
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&3.115 EACH

$3.175 EACH.
Attractive new houses a numbered street
west Of l4th St; red pressed brick front; stone
trimmings; rooms; modern bath room; sta
tionary washstand: porcelain tub. Houses heated
by hrst-class heating plant; cabinet mantels;
beautifully decorated. Rear porches. od-szed
back yard to public alley. For homes or invest
ments these houses very desirable-reaily the
only small houses west of 14th st. for sale al
this low figure. See about them.
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FOR SALE-BOATS.

FOR SALE-3OFT. HUNTING CABIN CRUISING
launch Just finished: l3-h.p. engine, with reverse
gear; safe. comfortable and speedy. Address
PAGE ENGINEERING COMPANY. 1922 E.
York st., Baltimore Nd. my3O-At
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For SAIE-FOR Cm.ORED BUlERS-NEAR CAP
ltol. ar. frame; cellar. bath: rent So. 50: price
200. Fine bril-, store and dwelling: good sec
non ne. renting S2SbO month; price. 5000
Near navy yard. ilr. brick: corner: bath; cell
ARE yard; only $3.50. Address Box "a Star
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

FOR RENT FURNISHED APARTMENT, TWO
rooms and bath, for S27.5O uer month, from
June 10 October. No. PA The Bushngton Ncr-
irl-3t'
FURNISHED ABATEMENT FOR THE SUN-
months; four rooms aud bath. Apply 2O4
Portsmouth, New Hampshire ave. my3l-3t"
BROOM AND BATH: ArTRACTIVELY FUR
nisncd. large. outside cool rooms Flat ~, The
Hawarlen, l4l9 II ST. NV. my30-It'
NEAR CONNECTICUT AVE. - COMPLETELY
furnished Groom and hath apartment for less
than owner pays for apartment I'm lrushed. Adj
dress Box 2T2. Star Office. my30-3t'
FOR RENT Fl FINISHED: $40: ROOM APART
ment: southern exposure: in the Hampton l7IO
18th o. ii. BlLLINGSLEY, 6lJ 18th st.
my2g-30t
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g. 6UO EACH.
Near Lincoln Park and East Capitol St. beau
tiful homes two stories and cellar. furnace heat
tiled bath, cabinet mantels, good-sized rooms
nice back yard, covered front porches: many de
sirable features, making the houses comfortable
Very attractive location, cement sidewalk. curb
large shade trees, etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-01
$4,000 EACH.
$1,000 EAC]

S3,UUU EACH.
New houses west Of 7th St; six rooms and
'ath; nicely decorated; goodsized back yards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-01


BUSINESS PROPERTY. 14TH ST. NV.
Well rented $500 per year: owner non resident
and wishes to dispose Of the property quickly;
price. $4,000.
DAVID MOORE. 1928 n. Y ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-01


Just the plan of house you want. in a loca-
tion In which most persons wish to buy. A two
story house; four rooms deep each floor; dry
cellar; furnace heat; front and rear stairway;
rear covered porches; modern plumbing: lot is
BY co. location west o Of 9th street directly oppo.
city. Price, If sold at once. $i,1OO. This house
was built to sell for $4,000. and at one time
carried a loan of 81. 500
STONE & Fairfax. 1912 New York ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-01

FOR SALE
Two-story S-room house: side lights; In every
way very desirable home; can be sold at
bargain, asking 5000.
DAVID MOORE. 1898 N. Y. ave. NV.