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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29
IN. i. I ii GROWING WEST! END

Ii On SATURDAY 1,lJr, 81 OCTOBER s. 100, 35
8 4 n til q 4 premises, ri beginning at 4; sl
8 'clock r. NJ. we will 10 fer. at auction
the alb owe lots TN the folloWing ord rae r,
north sidc 7ofl8Beyerly Street, between
Reservoirgand Rand lpthE Streets
I'd, Two lots 25xl1 act each = 1' orth
west corner OF 81 Randol phi an Nj s;lai-
'g'3d, al "a SS12x11o, west side Of NJ eade
Street, justRso TIL Of Win q er, ],
IA ii, ' TWo y ots OF 19x110 each, s. uth
sidelof Winde Sire Q betty een3sN as Z
ing tom and Stump err. !, n
q. ri csc ots are well located for m ed
turn size houses that Wills4pay q 2 g
. ii see 4 t., as there is "a constant as,
inand for houses II IS ton; a. e e
j OTIS will 4 be sold at bargain s. l3S5S
n TERMS n T. suit purchase r, $ i5$
" GREEN 81 Reid, Auctloclnl'eee i IS .st
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al VALEkTInE-Ay cTioE
PHONE. 1905 81.
9!9 EAST BROAD ST..
t go. !, '- !, q,
LARGE = AUCTION N SALE

ats5 SIS, 600 STOCK OF fA1ERCHAND1sE.S
Il BY direction Of a transp ortat lon ms
,pany and others, SWe VIII SELL atLHour
auction salearo ms, 81 9 E l1 Broad St.
Nss'0' TH 11Gss Az, OCTOBER sD, "a
commencing at n 0:30 "A. iAl.,s We ~ large,
attractive, seasonnbleasn and 8up-to-dates
line OF merchandise. g mbracinE in parts.
One case (bolt) Cord ], bout COY,
yards; ten cases Shoes, Med ~ NJ and
High. also Rubber Boots 2 90 dozen;
Knee Pants, ! s cases Chewin 81 Gum
and Toys valued at $500 eases gen an
eral line Of Dry g God 4 Tabled othls,
80 pairs Portieres, Couch CoXers,3Sl
Gaze Pencil Holde rs, very fine line, Of
from up-to-date retail stoek;if552a G 81 1.
adren's Coats 2 Lad les Goats, 50 Bath
Robes, SILK and Velvet Suits, ~ rye as
sortment OF Tail or-mad Q Sui IS 100 kLa-
dies Skirts, "a bout 5 Q Dress Patterns
100 Mens and q Boys SUI u, . ~ Y dozen
MEMS and RoyH' Ia ts, SO bolt 8 Turlsey
Red ETahlccloths, lot Of prugs aud Pa &
ent Medicine, and many g "a esi 70.
srEciAI, NoTIc d ,,-- One ease silks.
In cnlors Il cas- bolts) ~ - sal es 1, 9
worthy the attention Of q lerH. BS4 -
goods I'M nlcaS6condlti onss al g 1 !, ~ ~ sea-
SON. The trad sl'eol y - ltea a u
'les It'd VI TN Au
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aurtinn &ales t8ln11nap.
AUCTION SALE

FINE LOT. or EHOUsEHOLD8GO
consisting OF Brass Beds, Springs, Mat
Door Wardrohes, Walnut Wardrobes,
Iron Beds, Kithcen Safes, Kit chen Cab :
inets, Exter sion Table. Oak Bedroom
Suits5aOnk China Closets. Walnut md
Oak Sideboards, one Mission Wood Ex-
tension Table and six Chairs to match:
one Fine Nah ogany Parlor8 Suit, Roller
Top Desk, Office Chairs, New Mating.
rugs. Carpets, Druggets. Chairs, Rock
Rubber Shoes, at ours auction house,
No. 16 NJ Seventh Street, n ~ 4
MONDAY, SEPT. BOTH,
q n AT 10: 80 a. NJ. IS 4 4
THE STANDARD AUCTION co.
l$4 B. C.. Buford, Manager and Salesman.
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8sss AT AUCTION.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER Sd. Il

THE VALENTINE AUCTION co SS
iEssl 4 81; Isl Auctioneers.
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I. No opportunity Is lost by Republic
cans of consequence in Illinois to de-
clare the delegation from that State
will be a unit for Joseph G. Cannon.
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His Own State Divided.

p And finally, it is already positive
that the delegation from Ohio, Secre-
tary Taft's own State, will be divided.
At least respectable minority Of the
Buckeye delegates will be against Taft.
Senator Foraker will control the mi
nority, and it is certain he will never
allow them to cast vote for the War
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1t can be demonstrated that he can
not name his successor. 8
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Southwest Virginia Day.

Southwest Virginia Day.
Especial to The Times Dispatch,]
i AN EST o WIN E XPOSIT1ON
GROUNDS, VA, September 2S.--South-
west Virginia Day will be celebrated
here on October ED. r. e. Johnson,
president of the Norfolk and Western
railroad. Will be the orator, Of the day.
New Orleans Day.
Special to The Times-Dispatch.]
J A, NJ T. S Il O IN Il X p OSITI o N
GROUNDS, IA, September 2S.--Thc
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T III II VALENTINE i ID 4AUc IIoN GO. \,
Inn y. gg5 AUG Il oueeyu.
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aurtinn 5ales, future Daps

COURT SALE
5 t-Ss OF
HOTEL FURNITURE AND FIXTURES,
BED ROOM Z SETS OFFICE FURNI-
TURE, DESK, E TABLES, CHINA
WARE, CARPETS, RUGS, ETC.
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Publicity.$D apartment OF the exposl-
Mayoy w9s eb aaHIed Of IN New tha
just issued a proclama ton declaring
October 23d as the date for the cele-
brationS of New Orleans Day here. In
celebration Of 4 Louisiana Day, which
was declared off on account of the
death Of the wife Of Governor Blanch-
~ a4.53
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26
MAKES A DENIAL

Declaring that no T. innocent OF
any wrong doing aud insisting that
the police declined 20 allow him 10
write 20 his attorney or arrange
Tor bail, A J Coulin. who was re-
comfy sentenced 10 serve 30 daya
on the chain gang aud pay fine
OF Zoo on a yagfancy charge, has
Interested a number of brother Elka
Ia his case and the lodge will prob
ably be asked 10 appoint a commit
tee 70 investigate the young mans
story
Collins" na he gave his name az
the police station. was charged
with trying 90 beat his room rent
AZ the Hotel Person. removing hia
trunk from bis room az an early
hour IN the morning he Is aiiog
Cd 20 have told conflicting stories
90 the police after being placed
under arrest and upon the toati.
mony Of hih iandlAdy and the ar
resting officers ho was given tho
limit by Judge Gordon The young
man recitea the alleged filthy con
diiion Of the city Jail and declares
that he wants q complete lnyestl.
CATION
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26
ADAMS CASE GOES
OVER TO TUESDAY,
ny United press.)

RATHDRUM. Idaho. oct &C.
Tho regular yenirc OF the term
here was exhausted IN less than
two hours IN tho Steve Adams case
late yesterday afternoon An open
venlro OF 80 talosmon was then
summoned for next Tuesday morn.
iug The defense made every o.
fort but IN vain TO have the case
continued for month They pre-
aented a telegram from Clarence
Darrow IN San Francisco that he
had been Obliged 10 undergo a sec.
ond operation for ear trouble aud
could not get here for az least a
month The defense scored in re-.
tanning G. l.. Heltman, the Koot
email county political leader. as ooun.
sci Tor Adams Hoffman has big
following here Meyer is here aud
10 watching the developments care.
fully.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26
WANT BAND CONCERTS.

Plans are being formed BY the
union musicians 81 the cts 10 have
the city council appropriate a suffl-
Client sum OF money % enable bands
% give concerts In the various
parks during the spring and sum
mcr months Bat one OF two 81
the city parks have heretofore had
music during the warm weather,
and advocates ~ the scheme de.
clare Seattle Is behind eastern cit.
les IA this respect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26
SEEK JAIL'S COLD
STONES FOR BED

He was tired. hungry and wcarled
20 the point Of utter exhaustion
when he presented himself 10 the
night clerk at police headquarters
and feebly asked for place 10
sleep There Was q severe cast 10
hts features. Wsibly heightened IN.
dor the glare 81 the electric lights.
bat there was nothing Of the tramp
to the trained observer in the ap
pearanee OF this man.
"Shme, pleaso7' ql'orea the re-.
ooiying clerk
The stranger known az sleep.
er or one who from force Of cir.
cumsiancea ia compelled 10 seek
nights shelter M the iail. was one
~ class seldom heard OF by The
public Flat broke. they find them.
selves stranded. strangers among
strangers. and there are none who
are 80 utterly lonely and pathetic
ally helpless as the "sleepers."
Entered In Ledger.
After the name came the age. 90.
cupation. height and q general de.
Hcription Of the man. entered in the
huge ledger IN which the authorl.
ties keep their statement OF every
man booked. whether be be guilty
or Innocent Of crime.
TITS hard lines. but necessity
knows no mercy" replied the ap-
plicant for shelter 10 a questioning
look IN the observing clerks eyes.
and there WAS world OF shame aud
sorrow aud resignation as be am
hled off With the taller 10 attempt
the feat u spending the hours Of
darkness reclining on a hard wooden
bench. or an even harder cement
floor.
There was a rattle Of keys the
clank Of steel as The door shut the
latest police guest from sight. and
the veteran TALLER returned 10 the
office muttering something about ~
being a shame % JAN a good hon
est man like that lie was intgr
rupted by the statement Of the
philosophical clerk that Il was
something the police couldn't help
Aud during the evening and every
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26
IRRIGATED LANDS.

ront Fst she mistaksn ihsa thas
ether ifFiHafrd lAnd la washington . 49,
sesh 80 WENA rrWEE VALLEY irfi.
Hufsh is8a rAHrApE OHcifA HnH la
the wenatrhrH Nauef wifI Iced fhe slate
iu faisinN thH Nefftes apple
ffrsf ard SECOND Additions are now
Hr sale tn aHf tf-aaFr tracts Htfh
narrsfaei seller rtehtf ca easF frfna
aaeafs Orchards u only s haafa ffam
#na Ettn. nHaf lesFsnm nfHh 90 fhs "a M
NF ~ HHH desire 90 NtH Co., ufa4a anH
So auf Taar frart tn hLFh Grade afafsr
aaato from naf awu rarssftss Qsf fsif
rarfteHiaFH from
81 PETERS pahsr.
90 Afasha M11E rt.rf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26
CALL MASS MEETING.

4 mass meeting Of farmers and
gardeners who supply the public
market viii be- held Sunday evening
az Esau'a hall in the Arcade build
Ing AZ 6 o'clock, 20 discuss amend
mentg to the ordinance.
In the meantime Mayor Moore
has suspended the provisions Of
the present law relating to hours
81 closing for two weeks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26
Death Record.

Deaths were registered today a.
follows.
Williamson ~ Williamson "a
October ~ Providence hospital
Aadden-O Madden. 50, October
"a. asth ~ and Alaska.
BrownB Brown. "A. October IN.
Colonial hotel
Robinson ~ Robinson, So %.
tober rs. Providence hospital
Fraser-E y Fraser. (. Ocfober
90 Beacon Hll.
Levin Levin. 2. October 10.
1889 18th av. a.
Ciothor r ~ Clother, rs. Octc.
Der "a. 702s Jones y. W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26

otitof evening The scene. like bl..
tory. repeats Itself They come ana
20. these outcagta from Dame Fo,'
tunes realms 'slecpera." ths M.
lice call them aud ~ each h
marked on the police blotter. beln.
less. they accept the hard lines fsi.
has cast Tor them and ecek 10 ina
comfort IN The knowledge that ~
least they didn't. have 10 beg on
the street
Ia every Blk city ~ is the sams
thing over again Through the rhlo.
inE panorama ~ llfe We have az
The Good Book says. the poor wlth
uB always Many there are who
refuse 10 seek aims from pasaenbv
on The street who cannot besy Il
parade the shame Of poverty. uhssz
only crime 30 society ~ that tt.v
have been uulucky and II is these
temporary outcaBis who wend their
way up 20 headquarters and there
manage A. least 10 escape the chin
Of the might afr by lying down on
the cold stones until morning be-
hind the prison walls.
Wander About Streets.
n they wander about the streets
at late hours the men are sure 10
be accoated by some Jealous officer.
arrested and marked suspect" 80
they prefer 10 have their names In.
acibed as John Smith" and dts
hngnished from the regular Rrist Of
DRINKS and criminals BY the letter
5. which az o'clock ia the morn.
Ing means that they will BE- r.
leased 10 spend another day IN
search OF something which win
bring the price 81 a meal and ner.
haps q bed Tor the next night
~ IL seldom that they come hsek
these "Hlcepers One nigbt 1.
enough. and they very rarely refurr
again. AZ least % the same isi
Neither DO they often make 49,
explanation Few have the hes,.
10 tell who they are or wby tbex
have no money The world hns NJ.
tie time for mems troubles h n.
night they come and Ia the morn
Ing they 90.
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WILL MEET HERE.

Seattle IL 20 get another convcn-
ton IN 1905 The International
League of Press Clubs. which has
been IN annual session as BlrminK-
ham. Ala yesterday voted 10 hold
lts ne1t annual session IN this city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26
ITALIAN DRIVER HURT.

Dominica valeks an italian veee
table peddler OF Columbia City was
pe.Sifully injured last night when
tho wagon which he was driving
came IN collision with n Jackson o.
car near Seventeenth nv. The man
was taken 10 Providence hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26

croft With 81 n B.. iu good nefrhf'sr-
mood and handy 20 school about two.
thirds OF land is logged or two acres
cleared and ten fenced. standing timber
aula h9Wse. barn, chicken house. wood
HHHd and cellar good we'll and springs
This is certainly bargain at 81 200. AZ
tnn improvements arc worth $500 of
r.l sell "a RcreH with AL the improve
ueuta for 500 Phone aWuaC Main
1910 or meet me az room ~ New
York building -24.ze- b
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Donald. 837 25th av., October "a
q daughter
BarDer-To wife ~ W. A. Barber
Seattle October a. a con.
Riorban-To wife Of J. niorban
1871 w 5sth 81 October "a. twin.
son ana danahlnr.
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Want Ads
Telephone Them
To Us
% And We VIII
Do the Rest

Chargc for emo insertion, loc
pcr line. Seven words 70 tho
line. Three times. one cent a
word. one month. &c per line
per day.
Minimum charge for an lad"
20 cents.
DOWNTOWN AuEN Y
Kennedy prug Co, Firat av.
and Cherry.
BALLARD AGENCN-P. II.
Mullen. Sai ballard avs opp
CITY Hail. Phone, ballard sos
MAIN OFFICE seventh av.
between Union and University.
Phones. Main 1850; Ind AL,
The Star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume responsible
ity for errors ~ any kind &C.
currlaF Ia telephoned adver
tisemcnts,
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BALLARD DISTRICT.
MERntrr REALTY co.
Naiiard Branch ~ Seattle

HNHI THTITINWT 10
GOOD s-room house f0atp0 lot near
Fourth Az price 1850. ttto cash bal
anco 90 suit
NeY room house. 1850. taee cash
and go per month
Lovely 8-rqgm house 81 800. cement
yak. evsFything paid fteQ cash ard tib
per month
1-roam house and s6saoo iot. frut
trees. cement walh fine view close 10
caIi " 800 haf cash. laleuco easy.
froqV modern house. 9as00. taFmH
AhHlN1 iut. groom house. close to car
tako $50 oarh ana no PER month
Splendid building Tote au raaF terms
Ask 4 WarfoFd about them, az iia
N w Phone hauard ftsf TsEs eta
hatiaia car ana set off at snip At
--gt-aa
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Births we're registered today as
follows
Mcdonald To wife ~ J A. Nc.
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BURLINGTON AFTER COAL,


HELENA. Mont. Oct 20 Bur
lington engineers are running sur
veys "a various coal deposits Ia
this state intending to open a rich
fuel district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26

VANCOUVER, Q. C, DIRECT.
Fast steamship iroquoia al ~
o'clock. midnight. from Pier 2 sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26
FARMS AND ACREAGE.

BUY IhWu
mWTWUEN SEATTLE AND TACOMA
IsuH it now before ART begins fe uy
h0sr DELAY PROBABLY never aaain
viii you have the chance to buy iu
western washington such GOOD
LAND au WE'LL LOCATED. Tor 60
LITTLE MONEY Wa have fuaf plat
ted a large tract into FIVE ACRE
TRACTS and are selling them on such
easy terms fhat Hnu would haFdfv
miss the money Fflrra 1850 90 90 $50
per tract. according TO location and
improvements
uoHEHr MALrBT.
8f9-b49.glf Alaska Building
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Monuments

Art Marble Company. a0i1 Sec.
ond ay. three doors north Of VIZ.
ginla 81 Both phones 1888. zee
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Zine 9fcQm modern bunaalow. run
Sea ai eo Sasii totei5S gg ns
from car Cal qoi y Polk &c. ballard
fhone haai 1885 --st-16-p
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" you waHt q reliable dya works ring
" Main 1913 or a 197 oaeen CITY Dye
works. zie Cnion a. -tf
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For sale BY Owner must sell mv
modern t-room house. best location. near
paved street. close 20 several ear lines
infgs lot ana NHHf terms Do solid NOW
Phone Ballard TtI. Evening aa.g6
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SOCIETY NOTICES,

.asas.asaaaa.aHs
"a nanting fasTaatesd. privat'
NF-fM lessons Prot stevens, aule NFiH
Alr#4 mater Narcahsa Tempie. an ard
mn Pine Lessons an the time
dkDf Classes rhursdavs Fridayn
Lass, NaIh SSH.
RANDALL. THE CARPENTER
am she man. house repairing IN ~
lie branehea window and duof screens
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Boiler Wanted

vertical sabfnsFFsa fnha fuaH 80 nse
I sat % sst hanEr Dc ~ smallssi hort
aantal nFs les NeieF traaiTa he -
aitis star. i4eT. 1875 ase tfat seventh
Az Ge.t "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26

tsss fgr haIf acre tract stsaf 70 nsis.
atv uals g car nesF ftaasf sehe1i
INA eash baisnes sc 80 msath
wfasmf BROS
nacHa aaa Ceinaa uiaE az
Make uoxEv ~ ACREAGE
WNg nefth q she ritH unlfa en-
very cheap acre raeis ftsy u fins
aud as 81 cleared and Ersbesd Frilss
u.aso TO traa PER ACRE.
oNE FounrH c1sa
Ths city is Nrputaa 20 afeand thsm.
And iu few years taaF siN ts wnffh
as mach e. s.ss,a sss ss,st 'f' nov
500 cOLMAE uLocM
CHOICE ACRE TfiAcTa
mi 'sss a. s siaa 81. = . 30 80, ~ -ssi
90 stsetric ear. nifswsiE al fht cay
g1od Erafsa school s.pd nslsAberhaea
rfffsat titir. atafraef free
clfAa q ADAMS
90 CONAN BLos
cuoIcn noMr afrns
tto6-ff secs ones SO su eissr.a ~
in fruit. close 90 afgdaa school side.
walHa in and Natef pipsf On aHch tract
~ wsisr q frss fsrms - essh and
q b sicHota. e uaioa M II
FERTILE ACRES
North % Seattle We have some i've
aars tfaeis eth The riehgst deepest coll
in that uhaie section There's nothing
10 very iar saiy tst ana 30 psr are
Terms 90 ault you
wEr = wHEELEn
H94 GOLDMAN BLOCK
VERY cHEAr-want - quH sea
0nlr tif1 nu terms af see deem. ft1 pei
month. buys my feuss and larHs pises
m lana. cows rhir kauH close ~ street
GERS store ana aehaa. Taka Tacoma
InferIufHu 90 VALLEY city See NrH Les
mar 90 zee Hilimans cashier. IN Timss
block Seattle IL
JUST WHAT roU HAVE REEv LOOK
along one side u property Z ares.
half rich bottom land. balsncs uFst
class upland eaaiiF cleared fine trout
stream rans ihrogsh ths tract THIS
homes 90 TIE Everett intsrurban.
ROBERT mALrBr
tto-149.o4t Alarka Haudiur
Az IDEAL WATnuFHONr HOME In
plata aIEht q Seattle @ acres. sl1pina
gently down 10 beautiful beach. TIDE
landH 80 uffh place aI To- cultivation
excellent sgill al fenced bearing on
rhafd spring water plpnd 90 house
t-foom house fine pouiirF house ana
yard. large boat house. Close 90 school
end noiEhb1rH good hoat service Tha
best bargain 90 fhn Sound tg.1b0
HOnEnT HALTHF
eie.Bae-e4i Alaska Building
3s-7a
FINE LAND
We have n nvo.aaro tract fust suited
% gardening ana airaWhoFrY raising aoil
lH rich and deep and Eruuud easily clear.
auca monthly 20 suit
WEST a WHEELER,
900 COLMAN BLOCK
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Hsrs is ehsurs 90 49, home "a
lsis aN cleared rhoiea fef tteR fit
Eamm % nunfh lets fanitf near
Woodland Park. sInss 90 fHa car lines
Gems aai aad So Yeur Cheics before
aH are stla
A ueu s.toem cottage pantry. bath
faeFV. thssmsnt rieHe 40 school aHH car
seed fiaal seed terms
WIN furnish Doe and build sroou
modern cottage basement piaatsfsu.
aleFtrlr NHhin furnace ln basement au
Efaarf street cement waihs IA Hfnrha
RI car double tracked car Nnat lH.tD0
ite9 cash balance 90 suit
wilt tafniah zoe and buud room
eatNfs Wtth two Hurrhoa closet and
pauuf nna view. tnh feet from phinnny
A. iWQ hletan Co srheai close o. pHrh
~, az tHHa down terms on balance SEQ
H0Wh. $40 North titt Phone Ne afi
egtrrE
cnEAr CHEAP goins East. my
haast lafHa pieos land. BE laylua hens
hsleinn hafnn fresh Jersey cows
snopfh wood 90 last 40 atntsf. 81 fnf
tftA terms ffe dawn O. per month
daHs1 come out " You are broke 81
mus leave 40 once fret offer gets %
Bee DC to-day. take raUuma tHtafurbau
70 NahsF citY see 80 ~ Nrs Rice II
Fm Bals-1 rooms fufnltufe and &.
reow renaae for rent Apply 1914 Ter.
race Court aaaE IA ID
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FINE LAND.
We have NFo.adro tract fusl suited
% gardening ana atra berry Raising aail
lH rich aud deep and ground easily clear
81 Price $500. and only $50 down. bal.
auCa monthly 20 suit
WEST a WHEELER,
900 GOLDMAN BLOCK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26

VERY CHEApa-Wanf % quit sea.
0nlr tif1 nu terms af see deem. ft1 pei
month. buys wv house and large riats
m land cows rhirkauH close 10 street
GERS. store ana school Taka Tacoma
fnfermhau 90 VALLEY city SEE Mr. Les
mar 90 see hillmana cashier. IN Iimss
block Seattle IL
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A ueu s.foem cottage pantry. bath
faeHY. basement eioHs % school aha car
seed fiaa Eond terms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26

FaT Baisa rooms furniture and 3.
"a cottage for rent Apply 1914 Ter
90 Court --1E.gf. 81
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number of commuters who go out on morning trains rom the station. It Is especially convenient because there are so many lines of road converging there. The new box shop was located just opposite the station expressly be- cause of the proximity to the station and this is why it was established there. And the same is true of the building of the factory by the oldsHou- satonic company.
 There should be a new station and 1t should be in State street, between James Street and Blatehley avenue, and in case this would be inconvenient because of the freight switching in the Cedar Hill yard, then the station should go beyond Ferry Either plan would prove acceptable to the people. If located between James and Blatch- ley it would be no fuSther for the peo- pie of the Eighth ward Our associ< ation is to take up this matter on Oc- tober 20 at 3 D. III. and our association ought to send to Hartford a delegation of twenty-five or fifty members to be heard on November Il before the rail- road commissioners in favor of relo- eating the Cedar Hill station and not
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FAIR HAVEN HAPPENINGS
Abandonment of Cedar Hill Station Objected toD Sneah's
 Delicate Hint for New Church Organ.
Especial Journal and Courier News Service, E

Fair Haven, Oct. 13.-The proposition of the New Haven railroad to aban- don the Cedar Hill station, is arousing Ca protest from the people of that vii cinity. The extension of Humphrey street will necessitate the removal of the station, but the people want the station relocated in that vicinity Eharles Gay, president of the Civic as- kociation of the Eleventh and Twelfth wards, in speaking of this project, said:
 "The present station is very eonven- dent and that part of the city should mot be deprived of it. The railroad company has large plot of ground in ahe vicinity and would have no trouble lin furnishing a site. There are many Itraveling men who are residing right iii that vicinity, who do so because it~is iconvenient to the station. And there lis very large body of workmen who are employed in the shops as far away as Meriden, who find fl convenient to take trains back and forth, at this sta ltion. People can take the a. Tn. ex- press there for New York, the train running through without Q stop from Union station. There is very large