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New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
Bowling Green Trust Co.

20 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Capital, Sl,000,000. Surplus, $1,000, 900
OFFICERSt
EDWIN GOULD President
WILLIAM II. TAYLOR 1st Vice-Presidens
CHAS. P. ARMSTRONG Cd Vice-Presidens
JOHN a. HILTON Sd V.-Pres & Treas.
WILLIAM II. LAWS = Secretary
DIRECTORS
Charles P. Armstrong, John A. Hilton,
Frank Brainard, Myron 7. Herrick,
Harry Bronner, Edward 7. Jefery,
Franklin @. Brown, Winslow S. Pierces
Robert c. Clovry, Morton F. Plant,
Edmund G. Converse, Dick S. Ramsay, \
VIM. Nelson Cromwell, Frederick B. Schenck,
Granville NJ. Dodge, Andrew Squire,
A. Gnepel, William n. Taylor,
Edwin Gould, Edward r. Thomas
Frank j. Gould, John P. Truesdell,
George ]. Gould. E. E. C. Young.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03

A DvERTIsEMENTs ana subscriptions for The Triburs
"A received at their Uptown Ofcs. No 1864 Broadway
between S6th and sIth SITS until O'Clock Adver-
lar office until O'Clock D 264 Sth
23d ST l5S 9Th 18th o. East 14th
St; 20 West 42d between 9Th and Sth aves.; 263
West 125th ST: 1888 Sd between 76t sn Tth SITS
1925 Sd 61st ST ICES list S9th ST
l5I East l25th st: $50 FREMONT $50 81 ave
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03

1907 1906 1905
Gross earnings s4s 2G3 95 S43 9aG S1s5l7O7l
Operating 35.7sI 302 30933 20
Net 4s2 64a s12 1882 So or 05O
Other income. 1.J61.T55 1866 TT
Total 1893 sl3 e42 500 Sl3 G54 545
fund payment etc. 76sas7s 7.2o3e34 s.s27 800
Surplus available for
diridends ...... sSs. .450.52a seas s75 go s27
Dividends ............ 3.GoO.cO0 3COOOoO 1900
Surplus over dlv'ds. S2S5O522 s2746375 S3 CT o4o
.Equal to 1918 per cent earned on $50 capt
tai stock.
The earnings and expenses in detail and the
principal traffic statistics compare follows:
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BONDS
PRODUCE EXCHANGE STOCKS.

1ts. fse!ls cents per share.
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I56. $50 Total sales.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS

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New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN G HARTFORD

The panphlet report of the New York. New Ha-
ven & Hartford Railroad Company for the fiscal
year ended June 80, 1907 issued yesterday.
The income account compares follows:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13

First racs. threeauarters mile
Floss 8. i02 (Austinl. n 10 5. Won
Cold Bell. i0s. second. Plaud. 80.
third. Time. 1874 10.
Second race. nine niEteenths mile
Ada o. Walker. 1903 flgsel. II 20
Is. won. Col Brady. 100. second !.
Margaret Randolph. %. third. Time.
Sc.
Third race. one mlle-Bone.
brake. f0s CIIes). 8 10 S. won. At.
tia. los. second. Sea- Salt. %. third.
Time. 1850 IS.
Fourth race. seVen-eighths mile
Harry Scott. ~ tPickensl. 2 90 |.
won. LeKoiine. 100. second. Envoy,
los. third. Time. l:85
fifth race. threequaTtera mile
Western. % (Leel. 10 10. won.
Mint Boy, %. second. Yiperine. t0i.
THIRD. Time. 1919 IS.
Sixth race. ono mlle--Dr. Spruill.
f8s fLeel. 10 I. won. Matador,
Ios. second. Kieinwood. los. third
Time. l;ts Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13

nOIaE. Juno ig-When the Hay
wood trial was resumed this morn
ing Attorney Richardson at once
plunged into a series OF questions
designed 20 bring out every detail
OF Orchards movements iuat prior
TO the stouasnbrrg tragedy
II was plain he desired To I'm.
press tho Jury with the fact that
Orchard was broke and realizing
that his former partners Ia the
Coour d'Aicne district bad made
fortunes which he would hnYn par
tieipAtad Ia II he had not had TO
leave the state because Of steunen-
berg. be had cause 70 mufdsf
sleuuenbarg without any suggestion
from anyone.
Asked n he had not told Jack
Moffet In Wallace that he saa SO
lng TO Puget sound 10 smusKle
opium into the country. he aald
No"
lie said he thought hs might
have said somcthins about = SNUG
cling proposition. but he could not
ramafnher
Refore be and slmpklns started
COT 81 Joe the latter gave him 800
which he claimed was aent By
Haywood.
lie admitted he borrowed o.
from saloon keeper MURPHY In
burke. thea that niEht htoke open
hts cash register and Atole $40.
Before rcachiag the ST Jos eoun.
Try he and ainpkina wvnt to spo
lane and stayed three days At the
laiter'a hone. lie then vent on %
81 ice and huuted for seek
simpkira. 40 declared. told hiIa
be would so with him and kiil
stennsaherg ise would give -
"a excuse Tor being In southern
idaho that hs waa going officially
10 visit tho Western Federation
local at silver City.
tie and SimpkinH went direct 20
Caldwell. Ete stayed there three
weeka while aimpkina went 70 Sli.
yer City and HALEY to xlalt the
federation locals there. he made
no attempt TO eonecal himself aaa
seat down the streets freely. bat
9NsAsHA AA1A - tAAAAasEat1 ~ 81 -
attention TO himself
Himpkina. he declared. did not
keep from belas noticed ehlIs In
gaia wsil.
Orchard wrote 20 EAateriY ard
resolved two letters from him
which he tore up but be anaef
ateoa the dwiectivep recovered part
% them. Hs made two trips 80
NAmnm where he hoped to meet
aimpkina BY appointment
The letter making thr date IL
also lH the handa % the pruasest.
ten
simpkiha Orchard zEose. got
eaia feet when the actual kiilisK
sss Discussed. claiming he vas -
se1 tnosu nat he would Ess into
frsfsHia
Hatefs rulnr orchard and slmp
~ $50 q hpmh. using wooden
SsssS NJ afisf Himpkius sent
eeht tSNsaard aid b. took Il apart
- ss8aa .~puer with metal
eaas
ms Sc eAiia EaatsFly up By
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13
SPiTBAlI KNOCKED
sv muoosY m'GRAw. OF THE
elANrs-oRIFFiTH TRIED TO
LOSE ss.ooo--JoE CANS TO
BUILD HOTEL.

McGras says his pitchers must
not use the spitball a. u Is too hard
on their arms lie also disp0ses Of
the squeeze play with the remark
that Il l. play for suckers.
RAGS track followers claim that
Jockey Radtke has taken 20 train.
Ing ON Broadway.
Clark Griffith tried every device
he could think Of AZ Chicago to
gain a DELAY OF a few minutes Ia
the hope that rain would stop the
game. n the game ha6 not gone
10 i've Innings Ms team would have
lost tl.0a9 And yet some people
say baseball IL not honest
Paul Ralney has paid tiz. 900 for
John Mars. promising zyear-
old
Buck freeman has made six
home runs IN three weeks Tor Min.
neapoliH
Jack Cheshire has the rocnrd for
straight wins In tho American
league. re. 10 1905.
Joe Cans has let the contract for
an $4,000 hotel IN baltimore. Joe
IL evidently bent on sailing some
of the bacon.
4 New York writer got this out
81 his system. 1T II doubtful n
McGraw deviateB from the quiet
gsatlsmauly policy he has adopted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13
SERIES with Aberdeen
BROUGHT TO SEATTLE


nug proposed, bat tho weather
disposed. aud that Is why Seattle
aud Aberdeen play ON the local
grounds this week and will he In
combat hero for tho rest OF the
week. The Cabs got into the city
az III o'clock last night giad 10
got back home. Had grounda due
20 the heavy Aberdeen rain. made
the change necessary. II was found
that It would be Impossible TO play
On the Woodchoppers grounds this
week and the transfer WAS made
with the understanding that the
Cubs would play In the Ahefdeen
baillwiek the week Ia August made
over 10 Dug To-day Il Ladies' daY.
aud the stout manager hopes to
see a large aggregatioa of the fair
sen In attendance Dug said this
marHink that Coy would do the
hoaars In the box and that Roberts
would be found Ia right Hickey.
also. would be back In the game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13
RACES YESTERDAY


first rae. tiYwS Ehtas sulie
Fosils l.. ios tsSfssis s>taral - 4.
Won. - Aron. tls. aasaaa q
Moaan. itx. mira Ttns o.
Second race. Gee fails. kckef
sail. f0T fMestryt. az % ~. voa
Geo. kiiborn. 81. second. SEA Ar.
ios. third. Time. ittik
Third race. one mile and three
sixteenths Taiamund. lie
ltynchl. . 20 2. won. AvontelIus.
10. second. Byronerdals. t07.
third Time. 4;e2as.
Fourth race. ons miic and a six.
teenth--Markie Mayer. io9 (Mc.
Rasl. Is 10 5. won. "a Sheridan.
f0t. second: Ralph Young. los.
third Time. 1850
Fifth race. FutuFity oourae-Tai.
entoaa. ITO (Hettigl. 90 :. won
Convent He'll. 100. second. Grace
So. Clair. teb. third. Time. III
Sixth race. one miie-Joe Coyne.
100 tKifschbaufnl 10 4. won
Edith James. i02. second. Lord Of
the Vale. III. third Time. 1st2 IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13
BUNCE NOT GUILTY

uut about sir hours. Judge Han.
ford vas notified and received the
verdict shortly after o'clock In
The presence 81 the defendant. bis
wtfe and tao sisters, Mrs : ] Nc
Donald and Mrs A A. Robinson
each % whom shook hands with
The Jury and thanked them for the
verdict
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13
SEATTLE MAN
SUICIDES
Cstsr Special ssrvles)

OMAHA. June f3--Joseph Allen
Sparks. Of Seattle. committed sui
eide In the lumber yard OF his
brother at Valentine. Neb. Sparks
had only recently come east from
Seattle lie appeared in depress.
cd spirits and. bis health being
poor. evidently decided TO take
his own life
fia body was found hanging TO a
loist IN a dry KILN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13
HIGH SCHOOL
FOR C. Z

The school board has decided
to give the Christian Endeavof
society the use of the high school
building for meeting purposes dur.
Ing the convention.
General Banks. the high school
caterer. was authorized 10 keep his
place open during convention week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13

after deep thought aud eafeful
consideration Don't Il make Yea
feel tike saying. oh. faage. aHd an
plekicNf
Manager Chance. ~ tho ChieaNa
Cubs. says Alsthewson. Of tire
Giants. has lo1t hia curve. and utIl
neRcr regain his 1895 form.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13

AT NOME

NOME. Alaska, June t9.--The
steamer President % the Pacific
Coast Steamship company. reached
here yesterday afternoon NJ lao
O'Clock The umatilla left last
night for St Michaols NJ 70 e'eieok.
The Victoria with a gold ship.
ment aboard and many paasen.
gers sailed direct Tor Seattle Tues.
day night a. O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13
POSTPONE RACES

Tho Motor Boat club At a meet
ms last night Strengthened out the
conflicts which would have result
ed July 4 n the plans of the dif.
ferent Organizations we're carried
out as they were planned. II was
decided 10 postpone the motor boat
races unfit iJufy 6 and thus give
the intornniional yacht race full
swing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13
TRYING TO FORCE
NEW CONFESSION
Defense in Haywood Case Attempting to Secure Ad-
mission From Orchard That He Killed Steunenberg
Out Of Personal Hate and for No Other Reason.

talophone AZ silver City aud asked
him 10 come 70 Caldwell TO help
him. Eastcrly he 'awore. had been
told by simphlns Of the plot TO
An atounenh9fF and Eaateriy told
him he could rot come then.
Orchard deticd that he visited
tho noiso contractors and tried 10
sell a non.frchtnlile explosive.
About this hmo the photograph
or started the fianhlight horah
and Richardson both Jumped and
the deputies ana detectives drop
ped their hands TO their guns. but
laugh followed as the reason Tor
the nuiHn WAS apparent
Orchard said he chose bombs
instead OF a revolver fof the killing
because hs vas 30 disEuaied With
himself that be wanted To finish
the Job aud got away.
he went Go Nampa once utth tho
bomb. intending 90 pot u under =
tFaln seat ant biow the car 20
pieces, bat no didn't got = chance
Tho fact that many others might
have been killed By the explosion
made no impfeHaion ON hin.
When finally he exploded the
bomb Il went of before he had
planned aud he wAa compelled 10
run In order 20 get "a the hotel 90
be could prove an alibl.
lie deniod that hs soon as u ea.
pladed and stnunsnbsfs was killed
he went 10 his bedroom In order
20 put thinga hronnd 10 pfvxe be
had not made the bomb. Orchard
sald be vas trYing 90 remove ali
traces OF his crime. and bad cay
snno pepper with him 10 put In
his sboaa II the dogs followed him
tie Vas arrested sunday afternoon
in the hotel. but was not locked
up. and Was permitted 10 remain
"a parole until Monday,
No one came 90 49, him until the
fali0wing snuaAy. When be Wa via
tied By Jamoa snllisan. who had
acted as bis lAwyef IN the suit In
DanFeF
auiilvaa came 60 aoe ~ he was
Orchard. Sullivan refused 70 act
a. HIS lawyer becanne be did not
tnow the Idaho methods. but a bis
request tsleEfaphed To ffed Miller
at Spokane 10 come on
Yesterdays Late rsailmear.
Yesterday Afternoon Orchard
suofr Ataoiuiely that both Meyer
and Haywood told hlm he must
kill steunenbrrg f'rstitoue. be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13
GOVERNMENT BY THE
PEOPLE IS THE BEST

uRBgyA, TfiE.. June fa.-T. J..
bryce. the English ambassador. adj
dresslnR the students Of the Illinois
University yesterday. said that gov.
eminent by the people was the best
form of government for any eoun-
try. RE said switzerland was the
most aucceaaful OF all demoeraeieH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13

A verde, % not guilty vas rc.
turned By the jury IN the eaas Of
James A. Bunca. exdeputy sheriff
81 King county. who eas On trial
In the local United States circuit
court during the past week charged
with smuggling A verdict was
reached at O'Clock Wednesday
evening after the jury hal been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13

.ilIaK o. NOR mott.
unAfN so afWEs4f-H tors
aFffaNn Ff8n So ANu oN
TNEMs rL be- PAR rENF
ckHH AwF anesfnisY FAr
hEwtA on IS FFH fsFNT
WHY TpfgfY AIR Aak4sa
A. MffrW AND A4stN FseN
= faHgT fkrfH EsgMS IN
TIA FwANFs ANN WF5ff-
tvs tN urWEH ADDITIONS
ftrMENnuA gnf INV fsxD
fANN ffEs Hfalt 40
aiuUrLT. WITH a rfkE
as rvEas - i1yr rs
r s i.,. t,fyTy ,THf 80 ~
e.9wS To E.swN aRAa
AND Not ick 2. ?,
~ VIII NOT MAKE Any
HfrriAfs FHfeT HEfk 80
v0r ARE a nkNENR A
De- Ton a Law FHtt a
fspNuut-ruii A tf.NHk or
ANtTlff%ft WtsN W.
ffgNr tfAvF 70 HNNma
unnNH MuNEN - GOOD
WfrW pa AND ~ AmE
0NFfiNu ~ mErktfNK WH
AIRS uFNNNfNu THE HEHT
tNurrENFNTH POSSIBLE
OWN pwrHwHTN ~ A
nnnp LEGALITY At A
nuAApNAUf PRICE MD
on TERMS THAT FNHHYs
frnffV HHN MEET feH
CAN'T AFHsHtn IL GIVE
roU A HutaE. Az AHTn.
NrHff.F EH A STEAM
BOAT. Ht-T WE rkN GIVE
Fur TWT 90 Ff PROPERTY
Fnn TffF MONEY THAT n
90 rifF MAnRHr TODAY
Cali. AT Our uFFfgH. ~ ~
rsff.rF fffsHH uH HN Nffff
prNHTr MOUNT Afff VIEW
tTtnN. uHErN LAKE
/ r. y FAY eoMpANY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13
high SCHOOL TO
LEAVE ON TRIP

Tomorrow cyenlnG the high
sehnol baseball team wiii leave 90
It's summer trip through the states
with a side trip to tho Iamestown
exposition. About $4,000 Of the
required g.. 500 nscosaary for the
trip has already b~cn raised from
the baaiaeas non Of the city. All
the high school stadensa have also
contributed small sums 60 sena
their team rAat Abo1d ts eanass
viii be played In an vita the ~
Floaa teams on their CAy The kays
will return about thN last of
August
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13
RAlNlERs VS.. BALLARD.

Next Sunday Richmond's Raj
nlera will cross bats with the Hal
lard aggregation az the ballard
park. Finncy and Hemmenway will
do tho heavy worh for the Hainiera.
while Woodwork and Helm will
work for ballard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13
JUNIOR -wnlMs- EDITORS.

A. q meeting Of the tanior olAss
Yesterday the members Of the
HWhlms" staff wefe eiectad By the
class as follows Edward f4slEh.
editor 10 chief. Jesse tipNlen. bust
ness usanRGpr. Melville htoph.iHssr.
exchange esilior. Leah Miller, 80
eiasy editor. and Henry peapiea.
senior editor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13
BASEBALL
GOSSIP

II has been necessary 90 call of
number OF amateur games be.
cause OF the return Of the Cubs
and tho Woodcheppefa to Seattle
today. Tho bank clerks game OF
tomorrow. the Seattle College 81
Martins game for Saturday. the
supeFiora Black Diamond Bremen
ton double header for Sunday have
al been called off II IL expected
that Seattle with the rest u has
had will pat up EiltsdEed ball. Coy
will be Ia the box for the openinE
same.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13
VAN DYKE p,ss or HURTS.

Charles Van Dyke a driver In
the employ ot the Grace Lumber
company. died AZ the Providence
hospital Tuesday night Van Dyke
wAs injured By a fsiiiag tree Al
woodeuviilo June !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13

gEtiIN0 FuR SIS AND oN
TERMS or ne PER CENT.
CAaif AND MONTHLY PAY
MrNfH nF ga fEN CENr.
WHY. THEY AnK AskfNn
AZ MUCH And MORE FuR
rs POOR tors DOWN IN
TifE sWAMra Ann auIr
ilEs rs uruEB ADDITION
REM FMnEft GREEN Wuon
Nl1 MffNiiER NW0On
itEMfM HER GREENWOOD
NFM EMNHB. GREEN WOOD
PARK ftFs mott AND
stuHTIY. WITH A ZINE
NirW ~ EVERY nmEC-
T1nN EVERY Ter fs A
CHOICE tor THEY ARB
PRACTICALLY LEVEL ALI
sOWN ru LAWN GRASS
AND NOT a STICK or
sTtMr IHFr u& THIN
WE WILL NOT MAKE ANY
SPECIAL PRICE, BECAUSE
You ARE A BANKER. A
DOCTOR. AWNElt. A
CONDUCTOR, 4 CLERK, or
DON'T HAVE no EvURY
RDnN's MONEY IL GOOD
WITH us. AMI WE ARE
GETTING ~ BECAUSE Wa
ARE OFFNRtNd THE BEar
INDUCEMENTS POSSIBLE
GOOD PROPERTY fN A
OOOn LOCALITY At a
RTARNNAutih PRICE AND
on TERMS THAT EVERY
BODY CAN MEET. WE
CAN'T AFFORD 10 uTVn
YOU A HOUSE. AN AUTO
MunfI.F. or A STEAM
BOAT. uur WE CAN uIVn
NnE THIS HEsf PROPERTY
ron THE MONEY THAI Is
or THE HAREHr TODAY
CAtI. AT OUR uHFieH. aitsif
HAfIrN HfuG or HnANCH
OFFICE MOUNT AIN VIEW
arATmN. GREEN LAKE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13

Don't fall TO visit the q 3. Navy
Yard IT Bremerton. the Hattieahlpa
Nebraska. Oregon and Wisconsin.
and the mammoth Drydock. Boats
leave Pier 2 az $3.50. $50 and 10
a m. f:i5, 2:30 and f.20 D. m.
Round trip soc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13
CARRIE NATION is
UNDER ARREST

WASHINGTON. June ia--carfie
Nation after haranguinE = crowd
in front Of a downtown saloon last
night was arrested on the charge
Of disorderiy conduct She was
released on $40 collateral
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13

Jersey CITY baseball fans ara
complaining that ten dollar grid
pieces are going a.begging In that
burg The fellows who are regiect'
ins TO garner the crop Of Yeiios
bays are the members of the Ter.
seq CITY baseball club The money
IL hung up hy a local newspaper
and all the players have 10 do 20
get a ten Is % knock a home run.
50 far not a dollar has baea paid
out By the paper
A system like this would hank.
rupt a Seattle newspaper - short
order seattle and Aberdeen
made n homers at Dugdale's bssad.
Dor park during six games last
weak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13
SMITH DISCHARGED

Louis Smith. who was arrested
about two months ago for mutilat.
lag a number OF cows belonging
70 a neighbOr. was today placed on
trial before Judge Morris and a
jury In tho superior court Judge
Morris. after the% staie's case vas
presented. ordered the defendant
discharged. ms the prosecution fail.
cd 10 connect him with the act
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13

Il IL now explained that Van.
eouycr dld noi recently forfeit q
game 90 Butte as was stated. Me
iutYre refused 90 play a double
header aud President Lucas says
that Il was against tho laws OF the
league 10 play double header on
tho fret trip OF a visiting team
aud for that reason Mcintyre was
within bis rights when he refused
20 play tho eerond game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13


'iuNK or 20 Root uHau.
nhhnF HfHfuFNeE tors
HriltiNg nlH tm AND en-
TENNa of i4 FER CHNT
fAslf ANu MONTHLY NV
WnhT8 or Gk PER eHNf
WHY. THEY ARE ASKING
AZ MUCH AND MORE rnH
q Root TOTS nHFNN IN
THE FWAMpa AND cut
LIES M OTHER ADDITIONS
tiFMENHFW. GREENWOOD
PARK LIES Hfan AND
NiNifrtYt WITH A FINE
NiNW ~ EVERY ulWHe
TON EVERY lot rs A
CHOICE LOT THEY ARE
PRACTICALLY LEVEL Att
fpWN 40 LAWN GRASS
AMp NOT 4 STICK IN
WI Will Nor MAKE Any
ppnCfAI PRICE UECAffaR
YOU AtuT A nANKHn A
poCTOn, A LAWYER. A
coNbuciroB 4 CLERK. on
noNT NAVE ne EVERY
UpnY'H MONEY Is GOOD
WITH u.s. AND WE Arm
0TrrfNu or HEeAffar WE
ARE OFrEHfNa THE uHer
INDUCEMENTS POSSIBLE
GOOD PROPERTY IN A
GOOD LOCALITY At A
TEAFDN hnfsE PRICE AND
ON rNitMa THAT HVuHf
body CAN MnFf WE
CAN'T AFFORD TO afWn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13
oRnFNwoop AvESuE
CARS

run NEW ChR LINE on
DNFUNMpon AZ rs Az Az
sURup THING WE HAVE
EVERY tNnuCHMFNr TO
OFFER a PROSPECTIVE
HOME BUYER on INVESTOR.
40 FOOT LOTS ALI READY
no BUILD ON ALL cry
IMPROVEMENTS A GOOD
CAR SERVICE Hi0WF At
YOUR DOOR CLOSE TO
SC 10 % ~ T. q CHURCHES.
WOODLAND PARK GREEN
LAKE. AND n1uHr IN THE
LIME uF THE CIrffH
ID u % W n A. REMEMBER
TtTEsn kRE NOT WILL
nT." NOR I'm THE VERY
NEAR FUTURE FH0r0sf
TIONa. THEY Ar HfutIT
THERE now TtiH FUTURE
HAS NOTHING To OFFER
YOU uUT fNcHEAHH ~ THE
VALUE or YOUR PROPER.
TY. AND THERE ~ LOTS or
ROOM FOR ADVANCE IN
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DR. Loo Baker, dentist. 2e6 Eltel
building Phone. Main 62be. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13

Right Fielder Emery has been
released by Shredder. Nho got him
from Los Angeles To take Dfen.
mans place. Mcclellan has taken
Emory'a place.
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II was lucky Cor the spakanea
that ~ rained yesterday. Or eiae
the Canuoks would have taken an.
other game asny from them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13

" looks very much As II the
Portland club wAA taas about done
for. Portland IL onu Of the best
baseball towns tn tho eountry but
AZ the same time the fans resent
MeCrodie'H Acgion IN disroasng Of
his eniine iast years tram They
aay that N he IL trying 70 hold
attendance With q cheap team he
had better change bis MAD
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