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Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29

money give the opportunity to leave the city
for milder regions-St Moritz or the Riviera
the frst-named being especially en- vogue with
the upper tendon. The season, nevertheless is
quite as brilliant as in former years. Private
entertainments, dinners balls, etc., have competed
with one another and last but not least the court
celebrations which reached their climax with the
emperor's birthday, the twenty-ffth of January
The yearly gathering of the Knights of the Black
Eagle Order and the reception of their majesties
always takes place then.
Those who to make their first appearance
at court this season, looking forward to the
days of their reception with the greatest eager.
ness and anxiety, particularly the gentler sex, to
whom the question of how to dress is an almost
overwhelming problem Gowns which are really
poems, with seemingly never-ending trains are
always worn such occasions, and last Tuesday
did not prove exception to the rule, while
many striking beauties were among the debu-
tantes The emperor, to whom these celebrations
quite nervous strain, looks his usual bril-
liant self again, his stay on the shores of the
Albion having apparently done him immense
amount of good
observed this not long since, when by chance
I sat in a box directly opposite the imperial
couple in the Royal Opera House during delight
full performance of Ncholais Merry Wives of
Windsor" which their majesties followed with
intensest interest. That very nearly an ex-
ceptonal night in one respect, for no American
sang, and there is quite representation of Amer
aldine Ferrar, Miss Easton, Mr.. MacLennan and
Opera company, and the first-named has become
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
VERYBODY who has b,

who has been in Ber-
lin knows how trying it's winter
climate is, but this year has GER
tainly broken all previous records.
Wet and damp weather has alter
mated with severe frosts and snow
storms in quick succession, and
as a result Queen Frost is reign
ing more vigorously than ever
over the great majority of Berlin
ers. The exceptions are the few
chosen ones, to whom leisure and
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29

five hundred miles, carrying twelve passengers
Let us all hope that his experiences will help to
a speedy solution of the greatest problem of the
twentieth century and that we shall be in
position to establish regular airship service be-
tween Berlin and Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
CRY REAL ESTATE.
Why Don't You
Start That Home
While You Can =?

Ths weather Niil soon be % you eAu'f
There are people building ia our GREEN
WOOD TAHk SECOND ADDITION
sT~fy Cav Thsy have got fffsd ~ thfnu
haNs bought lots there. ann aFs bgiiAing
good aa thrF aaa aud aili huild bet
Ser - soon fheF can affnfd ~ what
sra fau eaiNnf fort There ars lots %
people without any more money tnau
teu have that are HsftiaE started Cali
aaf We stli tsli fuu hos fof
short time uAlf 80 HFr ssfiluN these
fine iqte - f4fH nuf terms arr sc
asath siu NtFs = free deed 70 Four
isifs There u suuuNh seed On the
grounds 20 supply fHu with fuel ali
utntsf This is free also Come in and
$50 today Boat salt until the
usafasr 10 bad and All ths best lots ars
GHns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
CON MEN GRAB
ROLL AND RUN

Confidence men are atill al work
IA Seattle Yesterday they oper-
ated a game which nctted them
$50 The victim ~ Arthur Big.
Low. Of SIS Washington ".
While In a penny parlor. Biglow
met man who suggested they take
trip to Lake Union Biglow as
scented. and soon his newly found
friend was teaching him a method
Of matching coins.
Then the third man appeared
Blgiow displayed iis0. the third
man grabbed the money. aud.
threatening the victim with a re
voiver. be and his partner eH.
capped
The swindiers boarded a Green
Lake car. patrplman Cunliffs
caught the car IN an auto. bat the
thieves had escaped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
PRICES PAID TO
PRODUCERS

The faiiowing purchase prices YER
quoted on Western av this mornink -.
rDEITY Old hens live weitaes
1880 per pound dressed. lte y.
pound spring chickens live "
pound dressed 22c per pounai $3.50,
sac per pound squads VS. per ee. 800.
eac per pound Squads SIS veg $50.
ducks. sprnE. live 1hc per pound 49, -.
Cd. isc per pound. piEoona u PEI ~
HurrER Local ranch. il-aes per
E8as Local ranch. ls-stc
MEATS live wciEht-Cows tho 20
pound atarfs e. c pCr pound Autteas
wethers 4Ac por pound owes -
pound Nogs TAO per pound AHh.s
g. per pound Bulls aud oaen' sss ~
pound A..
MEArs- Dressed Veal large se-9
per pound, medium. lN-llc per Fofqhss
The foilovlnE are local QNetANSN
made on western ay this mofhinF
FRUIT Nlnckhcrrica 81 Hoi ~ -
stein apples ftqb; BARTLETT peats ~,
fl 90. tomatoes. 3o-hoc, pumH $3.50
apples fsc-si25; pruucs te-sbc' hees''
vEaHrAnrEs Cabbage. ~ te
pound. head lettuce ea.2oc dossn. "a
barb. 60 por pound, grccn eais rs esf
poe doEeni new potatoes s,s,ls,,.sr al
tom. spinach 10 SOC box, caui tte~ ..b.rs
dnaon. hcota. it-i3b sack rueelanafssss
no t0e DOZEN, carrots 81 sack ~
20 a5g dozen, string bcahA ~
9eaRa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
10y Unl,ed Press.,

PORTLAND, Or. Sept p. -
Charles Hepburn was killed BY Cas-
per Biiekens,otcr at Lonts station
suburb just beyond the south
eastern boundary Of this city. The
men we're transfers employed In a
wood yard AT the place They had
been friends and on a trip from
town recently Hepburn left his
team In Blickenstofer'k care.
Fsgburn returned home and took
exceptions 10 the manner ia which
niiekenstofer had cared for his an.
imals during his absence. When
nlickcnBtofcf returned from work
Hepburn accused him Of neglect
ing the animals. This led 10 a VIC.
lent quarrel. which eliminated In
Rllckenatofer selling a piece Of
Hcantling and Telling Hepburn.
A stable hand who witnessed the
quarrel notified neighbora. who
summoned doctor Hepburn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
THIRTY KILLED
IN EXPLOSION

Inc drill had been procsedlns
Tor q considerable time Rhen wlsp'
out warning, the whole tur,es
seemed 70 blow out Dismemberea
bodies we're thrown Ia all dire.
lions. and several % them wer.
hurled into the sea through H.
great breach caused BY the explo.
sion.
The spectacle was horrible The
dead and wounded. together VITA
shattered arms and legs. litterinr
the decks. a call 10 quarters vas
sounded and, 40 speedily az poasf.
bic. the wounded we're cared a.
The gun that exploded was a IL
inches bore. 81 which the cruise,
carried two
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
TROLLEYS IN CRASH

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 23.-At
least seven persons were fatally In.
iurod and 72 men seriously hurt
when two trolley cars collidcd ia
the fog today on the Southwestern
traction line between Chester and
Philadelphia, near Tincum. Both
cars we're going AZ high speed and
were crowded with workingmen.
Tho collision came without a
moments warning Both cars
were going fast and both were
crowded with passengers going 10
work Men were standing IN the
aiHles and hanging on 20 the out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
EX-COTTON KING
NOW A CLERK

NEW York. sept "a Daniel J.
suliy. the former cotton king, who
has twice cnrnered the market aud
been IN absolute control ~ the cot.
ton situation. IL today working on n
salary. The Spectator. whose fail.
uro 10 beat tho market several
months ago cost him over a mil
lion dollars. Is employed as a sales.
man for a firm Of Broad IT. brokers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
(Rn United pra..A

TOuLON. France. Sept 20. 49,
During gunnery drill. one Of the
big turfet guns on the French
armorcd cruiser In Toucho Ire
Vile exploded with terrific VIC
lence. completely wrecking the
after turrot and killing outright the
entire gun crew OF 80 men
A number Of men we're seriously
injured. some Of them probably "a.
tally The accident was similar %
that aboard the gunnory school
ship Coufonue. off Les Sailing
d'Hyera. Aug ~. last. when. by the
bursting Of the bFeoch 81 one 81
the guns, six men were killed and
~ injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23

ELKToN. Md. Sept. aft
teen cars Of a freight train Of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad plum
gcd into the Delaware river 20.
day when the east span OF the
bridge % Port Deposit gave way
One man IL believed to have been
carried down with the train aud
seriously injured The remainder
Of the crew II thought 10 have cs-
capped injury
Tho engine aud the first car OF
the train had Just crossed the weak
span when Il gave way without
warning The remaining cars fell
into the river with the wreckage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
IRISH LEAGUE MEETS.

BOSTON. Sept 23.-The couyes.
ton 81 the United Irish leagae wsx
opened In Faneuil ball yestersar
with prominent Irish Americans
from all parts OF the country as dsl-
cgaies representing the varioas
branches Of tho order in The United
States.
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side % both cars
The two heavy cars came toxeih-
er with a terrific Impact Tie
front ends Of both cars were spsln-
tered and every occupant 81 me
cars hurled 10 the floor. Sosns o.
those standing were thrown through
windows and others on the tso
platform were hurried 70 fes<
from the tracks
The two cars telesooped ezcn
other and toppled over and Il Nas
nearly an hour before the maimea
and injured could be extrsca1ea
from the wreck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
CANE RUSH FRIDAY WILL
BE THE LAST One

True 10 the U. q W. tradition.
the freshmen aud sophomore classes
will contest for class supremacy
in cane rush Friday II will be
particularly interesting TO college
men as Il is likely to be the last
cane rush Plans are on foot TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
FLOURISHES PISTOL
UNDER WIFE'S NOSE

Because he IL alleged 10 have
waved a s2-eaiibcr revolver under
her nose aud threatened 10 take her
life. Mrs Sue 2 CodeharleH yostsr.
day filed suit for absolute divorce
from Henry x GodchRries The
couple were married at Pueblo. Colo.
ia 1909.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
BOY CHECK PASSER
SURRENDERS

RENO New. Sept 28.--Bernard
Marvin, ~ years OF age. walked into
the Reno police station and stated
that he wanted 90 surrender him.
self, that he would 90 insane I'M
less he did Marvin refused 60 dis.
ouss the case further than 10 say
that when he is returned 90 Oak
land. Cal, there will be sensation
OAKLAND. Cal. Sept 23.-Ber.
nard Marvin IL wanted In Oakland
on the charge of passing two ficti.
tious checks. one for $50 and the
other for S20 He Is supposed 90
belong TO n prominent family OF
Spokane. Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
FASHIONABLE CLUB
SCENE OF A RAID

los ANGELES. Sept 2z.--A raid
on the aristOcrstic California CAB
yesterday afternoon vas folI0ve1
last night by the arrest q Eve Il
lie directors. numbered among ,ks
most prominent citizens Of Los An
geleH. On a charge Of conducting 4
retail liquor business without he
necessary license. The directors
arrested last night are William n
Garland. Percy r. Wilson. Fred W.
Flint. st.. Philip Forve and Joseph
Scott. They we're Immediately ~
leased on their recognikance, and
wlll appear for trial on Oct ?.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
F0RGER ADMITS
CRIME TO COPS

Wanted for forgery At stockton.
Cal. Fred r Funk. a travelling
salesman. employed BY the callior
mia Liquor House. was arrested al
the Plaza hotel last night b. De
,eetiysa nyrne aud Phillips. lie ad
mltted getting si25 by caahing
worthless paper
Hearing his confession. his wife
fell ia u faint. when she recovered.
she declared that she never wished
90 see him again. Sheriff sibiey
Of San Joaquin county, Cal. Will
send for him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23

iowa creamery . Ibs tse. raneh eusssf.
tac lh
Local ranch crFs acc doa
Potatoes. neW laC-thc per 70
onians punches g.. belunE eaieAA
az lts for Ehc
Carrots ! punches Tor Sc
summer squash &C. M Yellow sqass@
&c 10 Hobart squash. % lh -
Mutton chops l1+t1c per 10 W
steaks lah-ltc lh pnrttrheuses N-i@
fh pifinin la-1tc DO round steak. ie. ~.
Ib shoulder steak los iaei heafss
So 10 roasis. 5-1c % boiiins hceL 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
UTAH DEMOCRATS
10y United prsss.)

LOGAN. Utah, Sept 20. - Tho
Democratic state convention met
here yesterday and late IN the af.
ternoon adopted platform. Last
night the convention nominated
Jesse knight. ~ Provo, for govern.
or by reclamation. Tho platform
indornce the principles adopted by
tho national convention at Denver
aud pledges Itself 10 Bryan and
Kern. The local option plank was
rejected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
PUBLIC MARKET

Nadiahoa burenss cor Sc
rhrrlcy. tc q huncA
Turnlpa 3 punches Ter So
Celery bunch t-iNc
Cabbage. lose per 10
RutathEhu. tHc NJ
IectH 3 punches bC
Cucumhcrn. a for &C.
Head lettuce 3 for &C.
Lemons. fa.a0o per dos
Fancy apples. STA box
New applca doEcn. b.ltc
rluunnulUa. 90 a0V each
OrnnEoH. ao-foa dos
Peaches, $1,000 per box
rluma. 1890 per basket
rruncH 1880 Per basket
Tomatoes 3 and 4 lba for ice
Waformrluua. 100 each.
Cautaloupga. So each
rlowora Carnations, zoe per dua
HtrrH Goo dos
Washington creamery batter. Ass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
TR AIN PLUNGES
INTO RIVER

on the bridge The engine -
manned on The tracks
Traffic will be seriously DELAYED
By the accident az Il viii ar
some time before tho work Of =.
building the bridge. which Il pox
Ia progress, can be completed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
DRINKS ACID TO
END SUFFERING

Despondent from suffering three
years from rheumatism. Mrs An.
ME N. Wiaen. 20. wife OF Charles
A. WIsen, proprietor OF the Alham.
bra hotel. 1873 Summit ay.. com.
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abolish this time honored rough ana
tumble affair and substitute some
form Of aggression that Is less dan
ferous 20 life and limb.
Eastern colleges have done awaI
with the cane rush and substitutes
push bali. which Is attended WIN
fewer accidents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23

Pour nice furnished housckeruine
rooms, modern, walking distance
1901 --I2-aaI
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SEATTLE REMAINS
Q HEADQUARTERS

EVERETT. Sept 20 The refer.
endum vote among ahlngie weavers
OF the United states and Canada
on the proposition 10 remove head
quarters from Seattle back Ia Ev.
erett resulted In the defeat Of
Everett by sb7 10 ITO The vote
was completed last Sunday. bat tho
official canvass will not be made
until the last OF this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23

BOARD AND ROOM.

Niceiy furnished rooms. with board
fefenfegntl aF.. one block from Mail.
son and East Union Gail East $500
-isss.b
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One or two rooms. use o. Kitchen. raa
sonahie fo rGht parties Ifli iffh.
East 1910
IWo hnndHnnrlF furnished clean. Gun
- housfkrrr rooms Marine viow
ffiF --21-c.p
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23

TIE EpaRnw acttoUt 90 wrRic
taat gfh Az EaN tsfm naw alssn
stafaHta invited 90 inF ssfiEsfs Haf sars
asssfai usafnn1 ufkaaata EuFaresn
teachers in votes fuft4FH aNa ineffa
ea4nsaf insgr9cttaa AheIpA EdEfea
Nafn taaa d sFIf ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
DRIVER KILLS FRIENDIn
Fight OVER HORSE

however, expired Just before ths
physician arrived. Blickeastoser
was arrested and brought 10 thls
city A charge OF murder was
lodged against him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23

mitted suiciee IN The hotel yestsr
day By drinking carbolic acid.
Mrs. Wlsen ~ survived BY hs,
husband and two boys. She w..
Miss Engdahl, daughter Of Mr.. ara
Mrs John Engdahi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23

Am ola man. only $50 down. 90 uot
month. buys my fine bonnet large niece
~ arroaHNi 200 la8ing hens. 2 cows fur-
niiure ntct price only $780, right on
water front. $50 40. terms, por month.
fruit store on nremertou dock Come a.
once III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23

vap Wsrw-To ne wife o. Robert Wan
Nsrn raj esth eV August 20. uaash'
ter
iranehan-.ro the alfs 81 = iranrnAn.
atif tith aV n. september 70. a son
Ssse.t TO ths sife 81 Richard Ae oct.
ass asth ar September fqt q sen.
paVlsars the Nlfe 81 ". T. Davis
egtg september g a aauEhtef.
sfu4faFa. 10 tho wife at T. MutfAft
qseB West Green lake boulevard sen
tamher fg daughter
Huiim 90 the wife ~ g A huN el+4
rtehth AZ ~ September u.s. q sun-
fsa~-Fa the wife % b "a Lee. staF
VITA az september az a danEhtrr
Nelsonsmro tire wife 81 WILSON
etty september aE sen
Fuie--Ta the aifF q " y Rule Ais
Irffsratn. September ~. son
Hanson a-Iu the wife Of g. AanReh.
elfv September fl. sen
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Rates for CLASSIFIED
Advertisements

The star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume responsl.
hility Tor errors II any KIND
occurring q telephones advor-
tiscmcnta
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DETROIT. Sept 23.--wullam n.
Mum. aged 2s. who has been en-.
ployed aa a stock clerk. vas found
mnrdereA today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
RAIL WAY TIME TABLES.

4 DO not trust printed time
4 tables In newspapers tor
4 time Of departure and arrival
= Of trains telephone King street
4 Station Information buFeau'
4 sunset. Main 2fso, lndepena'
4 ent ~.
= kM h
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
Must Sell at Once

rae S-r0afn enffase close 20 Green
issks raf line. nnlF 3 blocks % school /.
iet ttntes hard ftrs plaster. sirrfrir
fEfafse All IN good basement This
rnttasa has fuaf been hHiif ard II ln
fine iaratiun tntlt SATURDAY. 30 can
sell this cottage Tor ftfaAs tt4e cash.
balance $40 gaf nunth N sou want a
awud buN yuu had better zee fhiv Green
Lake car % ursen Lake Station
"a rfnnucK 4 CO.
IhrHs North asa. 1T
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
Woodland Park
Property

lots aasiss, isss. as as~n fis pei
ntrnfh
tastes sfts. tfes ds~u. iit per
nHenfh
cornsF ,sslts. sees. tlss sssh. balance
as ref nrnfh
csgusI iegHlee eus hietk from parh
o. zee zee dueh
tasieq suand eiss ffee fftn cash
rnfmsf teekiee. N fruit trees 81 zee
tite eash
rshs Frsmon' AZ ssf 20 tiih ana
FhinnrY Az
NVErr nnAKE
Phone North ~. waite Sc
--4t-s-a
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.

ftta Az ACRE
Nearly see sores have been soid ~
fuuf weska in enc. I've ana ous hsif
AMI nFasaffa tracts tu
NEADFfFtL "a u ORR PARK
Tha nasst coll most level surface ard
beat eatef au auI acreage hear the
city FaF cheaper and better thsH sur
rnuhhin6 acreage iins sies property.
Usht n ihs path " the gfsat nufth
ward movement ~ the citt Splendid
fnf Hardsuine excellent fyF riattfna
nseF the Everett intefureAu AHd uf~su
Lake ear iiHNs Bethel tnisfufbsn say
NsY Funa thfuush ii tsfWs fsff sasY
CONE 0tT TOMORROW
Take Green Lake ears 90 guf hfaHfh
office ~ hsnnY Htaiinu. north shore
n lfasH f.#he ent No wiil shaw yea
the pfepsfFg This IL Yuuf chance
II v oHu COMPANY, Ike
fet to va Alaska niA
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nKArn NOTICES.

Brown Mrs susan nrawa. ~. scrtsm-
Der 81 Ga this titf
ra4nter-~ pcAr fuyntsfs i've months
September a. ASA t3ta ~
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losT kHo Four.o

I am tn maa. nous- fepafrinx IN al
fts kranahrs. ruhtsr waafhsr stFipptns
oa doors Randall l ara c4rpeatsF
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Broken windaW lights Repaired pFemps.
" ard reasonably Hatfield aurnhara
Co fne III sseaad a. A 1851. Maln
tftt .-~Essei
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SPECIAL noTiceA

RtTTTrRWOArM a SONS Frefesaienal
plreesaEs and tArens@S Efahaifnefs. lssl
la ere Moore Theatre BETA phonss 9tp
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Another Home

NfW q o. fsroum modern cottage.
huif - sult. enc ready faf Fnu &C. move
into nan AFfsuHa a. zee if Al once
close e. car. Enod Doc Euud ierafien
Tou ass e % FuurFHlf 80 Her 81 Haf
per ~ ehes. efnce Of A. l. FtHK 4 CO.
toa.f rienesf nida --1g-3a
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"HELP WANTED
AND ALL CLASSIFIED ADS,

One cent a werd Minimum
charge tbc. When charged 90
account actual number ~ Hines
as set will be counted, Seven
Insertions made Tor the price
90 SIX when cash is paid Al
cap lines. or fraction thcrcoL
Will be counted a. two lines,
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For a Few Days


CITY sHaL ESTATE.
For a Few Days
A beautiful five room moaern cottage
taaeH tlte cash. balance t9a per sfenth
Tot AtNAUa O. alley Nluchs 70 car.
coed slnNi hEht. frfures and shades in
Xoa wlH have 20 hurry 20 set this
nvR1r q DRAKE
Fremont az car % ttth and phlnueY aw
Phone Nurfh ~. waite 4fa
44+e
H
BALLARD RIAL ESTATE
H ssaa. HHaa4
ron aALE
f-reafn new house. 81 800
t-room new house tgec
1.raom new house ttte
Groom modern hoass. iz8ee! cash
iroon modern house. g. 600 cash
Close in call and see uH
YOUNG a MWOnEN0.
scandinavian American Bank nfdH
Ballard phone Ballard fta
f.toefn modern house. 10, seSieo sstrs
hhe view AQih aft' ti.tQo Any terms
lots sositt near school house on
California af.. West Seattle Ford sound
ws~ see each Easy terms
Groom modern house. fine lake view
n J. sAPP a co.
iios Second av Phone Ind ssss
2a.e-u
sac CASH AND 81 PER MoNTu
For beautiful view Tote lust n,rth 81
me exposition grounds. adjoining two
riiy parks and reservoirs. on a 7e.ft
street lsadinr directly Co the fsir
grounds Take University car to scenic
Station. we wiil meet You there Hett.r
come out a. once only "a few tote len
ICES American Bank nldr -si-aa
RAINIER nEACH
THE PLACE TO LIVE
Finest location on Lake Wanhlnatan
grand Views city water schools etc,
large lots. on easy tsrms. tio down and
acre ana waterfront tracts Lumber for
building on terms
SOC Z X sturteyant owner sol hos.
ton Block -a.se
W a. KELLEY
$500 teEi3o. foot lot. nil improvements
in END paid Tor, West Seattle dla-
ulcf.
W o. KELLEY
pa Mutual Life BldF
Mala $500. IND ssss
roR SALE ny OWNER
Corner iot aosito. close To Charleston
ana liremertun. Tor ti2h Come quick
hd 4ounE, Phone Ballard Si8 --ea-at
University Modern house for sais. a.
rooms. bath. pantry lot t5Xtoa. sa.6oe.
Address N-aR star -af e. ~
Eor sale. a.ruom house, Dot auxfna. 3
blocks from car line $500 cash takes the
place call tfat 31th nV. &C. Southeast
h"Aftlt aaa1apsl
A.room cottage. with nicp yardt strictiv
modern. US per month. St1 afth av.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23

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tgaen. flte cash. balance tga per sfienth
Lot ftxGUH g. alley 4 hiarhs 10 car
coed slnWs nEbt firfurss and ahadas IN
Aou wiH have 10 hurry % set this
KNE1T DRAKE
Fremont az car tr etth aud phlnuoY aw
Phone Nurfh is. Waite 4sa
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23

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