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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-02
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We deal on the square Why take
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A Home So Per Month

We aili soii FHs 8 srfea ~ Eaaa tsff
faf fsft. rsfstts "a So Eekh. eaieere
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Strangers, Attention.

We gssrsetfagiF fufife yun 20 cats and
se1 ue atsnaf realty We handle acreage
ffetn t8s ser acre 70 FteHH We are
h~aE4aAFtsfs for sHfaii $50 2afsr tracts
A8t HeeF Sire Puget sound caauffy
We car aAft FWu land ~ the Ftrre
= tAhs WasAlnNi@u. faHf back ffcfu
sac shore. or FHEeg Sound. nHfth Uf
saufh ~ ths city ar HainhFfdEe island.
NbtfAeu fanrl4Re ever r here garden lard
fs she NaEt#F Arf#nem Tacoma amf ~es
nifiS. and iuKRea of land a. cheap ~
8ta Yer sore
BESIDES
We De hmstgeRs on thH square Refer
rnpss @afgnnRg Rank 81 Ccfnmnrrn
CITY
Call Hmd see "a
ulR HANSON A 60.
sitsatt st9r4lT Avw ForA Bleck.
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To the Young Man

WIZ aan'f yea hay saae Araftie realty
e. snfns hefeaae riasH 10 asaffirf MFe
aht h8e yea can feetN ana make a.
feasanatls FFntft We sst aefwAAN 400
lafA an aAes AsFula az reasonable rfitFs
VS. are seliiHE nos flNe acres 81 Eafd
rich. }stsi lard al Faaista. Rhich 10
sHHt AfFnss tFs p uHe fise other elise ~
HsfntFldFs isiaHt faf ssa raf Nnfs ca
CAA I'D eee ua
OLE uANHuN a CO.
sfistft.Eft. Nsa 1ffk niaoh
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CHEAP CuNNWWN ffHAE
CtGAr NuNNFh& MUAE
9a.aetc raneh riEhs A. railway stAiiaas
nf@ fHfefHftsN elNffffF ffHe FafHEFra
flEht bF safiaut F4ni fHaas ana sshHal
ah land shiuEie mNf ASA NanWft -
sfAflHn afford salrnaia uppHffuniff faf
steady mafN ap.nnttH natrf, ffeA satt4
Jewell tnssFH Oft baFnad HfHfi easf ~
clear $50 9at ~ fnese ianfs alfesAF sal8
10 ssftisfa
Efref nusahFf - sFafts q e3tsst
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fiar aaifa. sessfabls gfuif. hsFff afa
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tssaktsf sasefitiaE ths faifsAt farsi
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seattle pFlge 49, 80 4mel ttsa HsHa
and tlN feF nnnthf 3 tHf Heat fnfsfekf
we afe arefs. naf ssspts
XIV uur LUMBER f4MHEN CO.
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Strangers, Attention!

We respectfully inYife you 10 callA ard
see us about realty We handle Hf~shgg
from Ett prf acre 90 $1,000. Wv are
headquarters fhf small ana large tracts
an over thU Puget Mound country
We can cell you land on the shtse
af Lake Washington, lust back ffiifi
the shore. an funrf sound, north ~
south 81 the city, un tiafnhfidEo Island.
h. fUs valley between Tacoma and BE-
affis aud Tossed OF land AZ cheap as
SIC pet aefe
nEatprH
We DO business aa iha square Refer
anTeH National Hank ~ Commerce.
CITY
eal aHf zee us
OLE HANHnN a co
sff-atae9tes hee York Block
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This Is a Dandy

6srunm modern cottage Just c1Hn-
plst.d bedrooms. t0aif1 level iufi
hest Earten tuii. near 2 car Nnrs. Qrics
f4.tfe. 1859 each balance IKE rent.
Phone Ballard 1855 ia
KINGSTON s AND ig-ACRE TRACTS.
These iaudE are cnly miles from Seat
tie fine view of Nuund soil well ada u ID
20 fruit and vegetables deal poultry
per cent cash. balance ti.ec per acre per
mauth
ELLSWORTH REALTY co.
11aa New York Block
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~ NIIfIH TIIEATI
North ~ city, short waih 10 naw,eiit
excellent coll good proposition 20 plat
Into tsarre tracts Price t9.tpe.
CLIFFORD a VAN AHHpALE.
sts Thifd Az, near Madison
como AWAY my 10 ACRES water
front, nice maple shade trees. fine beach.
nniy tfft terms tat down. 90 per month.
Nee Rice o. huitsf on boat Venus. Pier
O. baf0fc 80 a IN foFfueauH III
cIfEAp-MY BI0 cnfcKrw and fruit
ranch right on the sound only 1918
Tsyme 80 down - per month. Heo cap
tain on boat Venus before 10 q M pier
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asIrrArIoNs wANrrpl

~gituatlons Wanted" adver-
ttaNnenta. both male and female,
half cent a word
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HELP wANTEo-FEMALE

Muue ifavdl scaip. face masaasp
Room =. Nadium hotel eth and tike
1l
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Lady who r. single widow rot barred
but Preferable but must BE- very small.
tiny lady. any weight under iz5 Will
answer. one who has no regard 70 color.
but business inclined. who will travel
Win attraction that pays good money.
With a man who knows his business and
made 5000 years ago az ~. must pro-
duce 500 ~ part ownership. no talent
required; female companion only and
little money 10 start. four n Us I am
matrlfu9nlaily inclined. Addreaa ID T.
Russell Bremerton, Wash. -7s-s
Sore. s~eafT. 90 smelling cold. clammy
and burning feet Beary-s Com pound
removes the cause The powdered for
Doultlces always best Liquid plain or
perfumed, whore % is inr0nVsniont or
Impossible a. use tho p0uitice For sale
~ all druggiats ana chemist shops in
the world
LEAHY's ABSORBENT COMPOUND
CHEMICAL co.
Seattle. Wash If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-02

English Instruction, coaching IN Ali
branches. Including literature and topics
~ the day. ~ experienced woman AL
dress L-5e. star office a0f4
Don't 30 lonesome interstate Intro
ontihk 'vCityi oHiJ feiaDle matrimonial
agency, many wealthy members, per-
sonal Introduction HOURS mornings
20 , eveningai sunday Included August
paper, i0c Box abi. Seattle ONCE, a.
Vehdome Hotel. 1913 First Az
Big bargains IN unredsemed watches
and diamonds az the London Jeweiry
20, 100 znd Az, next Guys DRUG store.
Ma Braun, midwife; IA years es-
periencci confinement home, eOnsulia-
uon and examination free. 1913 Howell
81, Eantinke car, Flat ID.
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luar WORD TO THr HTHANdEn
Come sith ua 20 HiiFsfdaio. iuat aeruss
the bay This IL the Efeafsni poultry
aud ffuit Raising section Un IuFnt sound
We aFa selling UFesaarn Tracts rfpae Go
fhe aauaa water front. pniY 10 mlnufes
Halh from HiVafdaie Price thfB pr
tract as fasb. tfa per month
II NEWELL. isa npuun ~
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Advertisements both Male ana
Female,
One Cena q word.
Minimum Charge for Any al, zoe
Ads under all other headings
! cents per line SIX words
counted 70 each iine. When
charged TO account. actual NUNS
her 81 lines as set will be count
Ell. seven insertions made Tor
the price 81 six. when cash "
paid Am cap lines VIII be count
81 as two lines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-02
Osteopathy

DIR HOLT OsTEOPATHIc PLY
sIciAN AND OPTOMETHfaT. also using
eleetricity. vibration, Hight cure. dry and
steam baths Eyes treated. glasses flt-
ted fourth year ln Seattle TREAT
HENiS 800. Telephone Main z4hf.
toI Peoples Bank Bldg. second and
Pike.
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$1,000

40 acres. level, good soil, partly clear.
ed house. barn, WE'LL on road near
O'Brien. $3.50 cash
" O. HOLLAND. tAb Now York. Blk
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.
Gardeners, Attention

Rive acres ~ rich valley land hi
q brisn station. on N y Finest aoil
on earth Easy terms Under the
Duwamish ditch.
OLE HANSON n co,
sif-3lt-3iG-5iI New York block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-02

NEAR TWO CAR LINES
$4,000 FOR s-ROoN HOUSE AND 3
LOTS. STREET IMPROVEMENTS PAID.
VIEW or LAKE UNION AND FAIR
GROUNDS.
MfNSHfP BROS.
zee Cuiman Hidr.
400 CASH
Neat. 4-roam. Eemismndrrn cottage!
lot eox102, with fruit treee. iewnf graded
street cement walks, l block or McTid-
tau nv. car; ft.Ta0s
EMPIRE REALTY CO. INC.
atG-a2t Sullivan Bldg 4io-la LIST Av,
WE HAVE HOMES FOR SALE on
EASY TERMS IN ALL PARTS OF THE
City. CALL AND SIZE us
OREGON INVESTMENT Co,
al Oriental Block If
QUEEN ANNE Httla
One lot. 4.ruam house, modern. beautl-
fui view Of exposition aud Fremont; 2
blocks from Seattle seminary price
1890. $500 cash balance easy terms
Inquire ssoe Sra sv west. fhone g a.
att or A 1919.
II. J. PROnsrFELp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-02
Close-in Acreage

ACRES JUST NORTH or TuE
CITY LIMITS close 20 Lake Washing
ton, $3.50 per acre. ia cash This Is
$3.50 below the price 81 any adjoining
lana The reason Of the price that we
are making 90 you In that the owBcf
wants 60 sell
GEORGE VI WRIGHT a co,
SOa Marion BIDS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-23

Tneater and the Judge building. The street fairly
sparkles with new ideas new men. new enter
IIises and increased activity. Some OF the pros
porous new businesses are The Nelson Glove Coz
Scott. On, photographer the DuQuesue Millinery
Co.. the Ensign Grocery, Muhollen O. Sons. Buck
De- and Sons Tho Hotel Metropule =. ID. pldgc
Coz E. %. Liutsyeu. W. Is. RushmerCo, The Cut
Rate JeWeirE CO.. Sears Investment CO., Burt and
DaIuuiet Monroe Studio, Herscheu b. Lyman
Co.. l.. g. Hogan Co.,. Stencil Fur Co.. w b.
Eu-lmcr. and Hubbard, Deuu Go.
salt Lake Is gradually extending southwark
and Third South i- therefor destined To- Doe an
important business thuruughfare. Investors realize
what i ahead of this street. ass already. plans are
laid tol the erection OF much larger structures up
on It Truly. Third South is The New Business
street of the city
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-06-10
The Rogue River Valley.

Rogue River Valley 10 one Of the
fruit districts of the United States
that will this year have record crop
nf pears. The market outlook makes
IL certain that the price record will
again be troksn Ia the sales for this
year The record price tor fancy
Comics for 1903 Was $40 08 per box,
for 1907 the record price was 30. 20,
while for 1906 the record wss s6 60,
and other kinds OF pears are proper.
tionally as profitable. There will
also be Q big crop OF apples, peaches
and grapes, When returns come 10
this fall for this splendid truit crop
land values viii. take another boom
This 10 the least developed Of any
successful fruit district and land IL
yet comparatively cheap. Now 10 the
time to invest to double your money.
We have a choice trsct Of pear and
apple land consisting OF 204 acres. ~
miles from Medford ut si35 per acre,
another of 2A0 acres With As acres gel
to apples aud pears 31 miles frou
Medord, price sl50 per acre. Fol
reliable facts regarding lands ane
fruits address Anderson Green Com
pany, Medtord Ore.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-06-10
LISTEN!

Here is your chance to double your
money in the next months:
80 acres your choice OF one of the fin
est 100 acre tracts in the famous Willow
Flat district. 20 acres slashed, small
house and barn; 10 acre fenced ditch
running through the place; within Il
mile from the survey Of the new electric
line 8 miles from Hood River. Price for
few days $55 per acre, 1a cash, bal. 8
per cent. Let me show this to you.
Phone 2052-L or address
A. B. Shelley, Hood River, Ore,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-06-10
HOmeSeekerS Wanted

No. 800. so acres, 50 acres tillable, Is
acres cultivation, good springs, can be
piped into house, 8 room house, barn 40
x40, other buildings; ! mile from school,
y mile from state road, good wood, / cat
tie and cider press, Price, $500; $500
cash, balance, to years at 5000.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-06-10

No. $50 "a acres, % acres in culti-
walton, good room house, all under
fence, 21a miles from II. r. station and
boat landing, quarter mile from school,
X. d. and telephone, all chickens, house
hold goods and farming tools. Pr ce
$220Q, cash $500, balance at per cent
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-06-10

No. 325. 245 acres, 80 acres culti-
waited 100 acres tillable, plenty of wood,
plenty good water, touches Washougal
river, county and state roads, telephone,
r d, nile from school, 5 head horses,
Is hogs, chickens and poultry, ] wagon,
l hack, mower, binder, 2 plows, 2 har-
rows, cultivator separator, s other dairy
tools, haylorks, room house, barn ITO
x7O, other buildings. Pric) $4,000,
cash for half, balance at 5b per cent.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-06-10

No. 461. 40 acres 81 miles from r r,
all tillable land, Is ar IS acres in culti-
walton, house barn, all fenced, plenty
good water, springs run the year round,
2 acres in orchard, on county road, K d
and telephone. Price 5000; $l2OO cash,
balance on easy terms at per cent and
purchase is to assume 5000 mortgage.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-06-10

No. AZ. 70 acres, 2 miles from de-
pot and boat landing, acres cleared,
rest easily cleared. Price $2300 $500
cash, balance mortgage at 6 per cent.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-06-10

No. 1903. 80 acres, all tillable, 23acres
in cultivation, good 8 room house, good
barn 30x34, and other outbuldings,
plenty good water the year round, all
farming and garden tools, | COW OF the
very best, q mile north of Washougal
and an ideal place. Price $4,000, one
half cash, balance easy terms at 8 per
cent.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-02
INSURANCE COMPANY
WINS BIG SUIT
COURT REFUSES TO GRANT
REcEIvERsHIP FOR THE
EQUITABLE ASSURANCE

WASHINGTON, D. C, March L.
The Supreme Court at the United
States today reversed the circuit
court Of appeals in the case Of ].
Wilcox Brown, claiming to represent
100000 polieyholders, against the
Equitable Assurance Securities,
Brown asked for receivership and
general accounting, alleging that the
policy of the holders entitled them to
participate In a division Of the sur
plus which he declared is 100000
more than necessary The supreme
court held against Brown and re-
fuses his application, The court holds
that as the institution is paying all
its obligations and has undoubted re-
sources with which to continue to
pay them, and is now under a differ
ent management, the receivership
would be premature, wholly unneces-
sary and be ruinous to the interests
OF hundreds Of thousands Of people
and really beneficial to no one.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-02
CONCESSION MADE.
Huse Amended Rules to Provide For
Calling Of Committee.

WASHlNGToN, D. c.. March L.
AS a cneession to the insurgents" "
the House amended the rules today
so as to provide for a call Of COM
mittees on Wednesday, affording
members an opportunity to get bills
passed which otherwise might not be
possible. When the vote Of 1853 yeas
and l62 noes, present, and two pair
ed, were announced Clark of Mis-
souri,, requested a recapitulation
which the Speaker refused, saying it
was a matter left to the discretion of
the chair. Hepburn in q years had
never heard it denied beore. Cannon
replied there were many things which
Hepburn has neither heard affirmed
or denied. In order not to have rest
on the House the Speaker ordered a
recapitulation which disclosed no
change. The Insurgents" have de-
cided to carry the fight into the next
Congress, and when a member Of the
rules committee moves, as usual, for
an adoption Of the rules Of the last
congress, the insurgents propose to
make stand for changes they de-
sire.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-02

PORTLAND, March /. .-- Argu-
ment Of the demurrer Of the Harri-
man interests to the governments
suit to cancel the grant land Of the
Oregon & California Railroad Com
pany heard today. Array Of about 40
lawyers, representing various con-
tending interests are in attendance at
the federal court in this city. The
company demurrers on the ground
that the government is without equity
because the grant was without condi-
ton, and for the further reason that
the grant contains no declaration as
to when or to whom it should be
sold. w. D. Fenton Of the counsel
for the company maintained that the
grant was contract between the
company and the government, the
essence Of which was the building Of
the road. not settling of the land
much OF which is incapable Of set
tlement. He called the attention to
the fact that in 1868 Congress extend
ed the time, is months, for the COM
pletion of the frst 20 miles Of road,
and that not until the act Of April 10,
1869, was the actual settlers clause
incorporated in the grant. This lat
ter act, Fenton maintained, was inn
posing a condition without precedent
10 the original grant an impossible
and unprecedented judicial practice.
Fenton claimed that the forfeiture
could only be BY congressional enact
tment, and further, that Congress Is
without the power the delegate to
Others the right Of forfeiture on ac'
count OF same. Authorities we're sub
mitted supporting the contention that
the lands sola by the company ovel
six years prior to the commencement
Of the suit could not be effected By
the present litigation.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-02
WRONG REVERENCE.

Francis Crowninshield, author of
the cynically witty Manners for the
Metropolis" was talking in New
York about his book
"Since we have no king to decide
the question Of social precedence for
us" said he, my idea Of decision
based on points-steam yacht, five
points; opera box, four; known
grandparent, one; and 50 on-is a
good idea, undoubtedly
"'Thus a woman with two known
grandparents and yacht. would have
seven points, She must give place to
woman with tiara Zone point,)
ballroom Zone point four motor
ears (six,) and, an opera box -four
total. twelve"
Mr., crowninshield laughed.
"It sounds ridiculous, doesn't iti"
he said. swell, it sounds ridiculous
because our social ideals are so RI
diculousiy wrong. We reverence the
wrong things.
"once, in the English village oI
Chalfont St. Giles, / paid a visit tc
Millions cottage. AS / mused in the
quaint old place, big motor car
snorted up to the door, and a red
faced man in sealskin overcoat got
out
SO this is it, Is itl" said he, and
he handed the earetaker the sixpen-
ny admission fee,
So this is itl'
"And he threw open his fur coat
exposing red cravat in which dia'
mond horseshoe blazed, and with I
reverent sigh he looked about the
picturesque cottage, with its old
chairs and tables and its steel engra'
wings.
so this is Lipton's sitting-rooml
Not Lipton's, said /. ! laughed
Milton's.'
\ "The man started and frowned, HI
buttoned up his coat.
Z" Millions he growled savagely
as he opened the door. And here
thought II was Lipton's. A wholt
morning wastedf" Elk.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-02
HOUSE GETTING READY
TO SOON ADJOURN
IN DEADLOCK OVER BILL
GRANTING PRESIDENT
MORE SALARY.

WASHINGTON, DHc., March il
Transacting its business amid scenes
of great confusion the House gave
every evidence of present session of
Congress- closing, The speaker con-
stantly had to pound the gavel and
admonish members to cease conyer-
sation. The Appalachian and White
Mountain forest reserve bill amended
so as to apply to all states was pass
ed by 10 majority. Final conference
reports on army, naval and forti6ca-
tions appropriation bills agreed to
and measures now go to the Presi-
dent for his signature The House
almost unanimously insisted on dis
with the Senate amend
ment to the legislative, executive and
judicial appropriation Sill raising the
salary Of President, Vice, President
and Speaker and United States
judges and the bill for the third time
went back to conference.
This resulted in deadlock, Dur
ing its discussion a long wrangle en-
sued over the question at even ask
ing further conference with the SEN
ate, but was finally dropped,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-02
IDENTIFIED SW1NDLERs.
Victims Who Were Stung Pick Out
Men Who Robbed Them,

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, March ~.
Several victims Of the alleged gang
Of swindlers under arrest here arriv-
ed from Little Rock today and all
Of them identified Maybray, the al
legged leader, and one more of the
quartet, anon gthem were ]. G. Kile.
Of Decatur, ILL., an aged farmer, who
loaned them $4,000 to bet at
horserace wao was HsshoTt."
J. 5. Tierney Of Streator, I'LL, s1O,-
900 wrestling match at New Orleans.
w. H. MeGrath, Minneapolis, $l0,-
600, race at Council Bluffs. Each Of
the victims began suit today against
Maybray and associates and attached
boxes shipped to Davenport which
suspected Of containing 10000,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-02
BEST PLACE TO LOOK.

II. X. Adair, the well-known de-
tectivc, paid the other day in Chicago
a mcrited tribute to the press THE
press has helped me lot" he said,
ION many Of my most difficult cases.
There's more than d little truth IN the
story about the traveller who said,
motioning toward a man in furs and
blue glasses IN . railway station:
a'Who Is that chap over there' He
looks like a freak
Hush, whispered a special Off
Ger. That's a detective He's on the
motor-car murder mystery. See his
chaffeurs disguise goggles and
skunkskin coatT'
But he's doing nothing only
reading the paper said the traveller.
{ 'Sh-sh, whispered the special.
He's looking for a clue" Tx.