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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-28
PRESIDENT
INDORSES
BALlINGER
The Latter Goes Over the
Speech Before It Is De-
Iivered and Peary-
ICES PinChot.

GBy Robert II. Hazard. staff CORE
spondent United Press, with Presl-
dent Taft
Spokane. Sept 2S.-Presldent Tai;
aeiivered his much-heralded conser.
Walton speech today and as he was
expected to do, promised the people
that he would use all his Influence
10 hasten the completion OF irrigation
projects now under way or oontem
plated.
He told them that he intended to
save the forests and pledged his In
fAnonce against the waste OF water
and illegal gobbling of water power
gitCs BY corporations. LII
The president complimented the
administration of Richard II. Ballin-
Eor. secretary OF the interior. and
said that under the secretary's watch
fui eye the laws would be enforced
Ampartially and for the best interest
~ the people at large.
A great crowd gathered at the park
co hear the president, but before he
hnd spoken many minutes a large
number OF his spectators left because
they were unable to catch his words
President Taft's conservation
speech was not given 10 the press
today until it was 20. KID" by Secre-
aary Baliinger. The chief executive
put off the preparation OF his ad-
dress until late last night aud Il was
after o'clock In the morning before
Ne went 20 bed
FOR two hours after the president
notired HIS secretaries ground away
On their typewriters and were az Il
again before 8 o'colck this morning. !
The president was up before 8 !
oiclock 90 correct the manuscript |
Secretary Balllnger was summoned !
tAen and he took the speech In hand, |
Eoing over Il word by word.
In the meantime a local committee |
reached the railorad station TO take |
ahs president 10 breakfast. These
frock coated. silk-hatted gentlemen |
wurs kept waiting outside the car
for some time and when the president |
finally made his appearance, wear
lng his usual smile. their cheers aud |
hand -clapping was decidedly frosty. |
mo train bearing President Taft, |
Secretary Ballinger and John HAYS /
Hammond. the mining expert, arrived
nore At 6 30 In the morning. A large
crowd was at the station To greet
Mr.. Taft when he appeared under the
eaoot OF the local committee. whjoh
members of the chamber
NJ commerce OF Spokane.
The president and his party had
breakfast with the trustees OF ths
rAAmber, later went on motor iio
around town and reviewed mill
,Ary and civic parade.
The city WIS filled with persons
intoresled IN forestry and irrigaton
sAo had come TO hear the presidents
spooch on conservation. which it was
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-28
POSSE is HOT AFTER
INDIAN MURDERER

Riverside. Cal, Sep:. zS.--NO re-
ports have been received here today
from Sheriff Wilson and Constable
De Crevacouer. who are heading a
posse in pursuit OF Billy Boy, the
Piute Indian buck who NJ ,h,lly night
mafdered Mike Boniface. an aged
Banning Indian. and abducted Mary,
the old mans daughter.
Wilson and his Officers started on
the trail of the kidnaper In a high
over Fu,OmObile. n communication
+. ON him about midnight stated that
he had trailed the fugitive 10 Carba-
son. thirty miles from Banning, and
that Billy presumably had taken 20
tho barren desert country.
The sheriff is thoGgne~ TO have
fCInd I necessary g. abandon his
aGt 'nt ] lie and is tre rg the mt =
G"rcr ycross the SAINTS Billy was
lat s"ri. near Palm Springs. driving
EiS k.GlSped sweethea!'. before him
Roth the fugitives AMI the pursuing
Dossc aIe now suppos ~ to he we'll ~.
to tie desert. If the Indians water
supply holds out lon ser than that
of the officers. he probably will os-
cape to one OF the rese, 5at')ps near
the Nevada line. otherwise hts cap
ture 10 almost certain.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-28
BAD GUN man
KILLS TWO
WOUNDS ONE
IUvITEp pnEss LEAsED wIRE. J

Philadelphia, Seut. 2S.-A lone
masked highwayman early today en-
tered Quinn's saloon at Niceton and
after shooting Henry Sailor, John
Cassidy and James Quinn. a son of
the proprietor. robbed the cash regis
ter OF $35 and escaped.
The saloon had been opened only
few minutes when the highwayman
wearing mask which entirely COW
cred his features. entered the place.
Saylor and Cassidy were standing be
fore the bar and Quinn was serving
drinks.
without any ceremony the robher
ordered the men to throw up their
hands. Quinn reached for revolver
back OF the bar, but before he could
get II the highwayman had shot him
and he fell to the floor mortally
wounded.
Cassidy and Quinn attempted 10
grapple with the lone man, but he
was too quick for them and each re-
ceived a bullet for his pans,
Quinn died shortly after renching
the hospital and Saylor is dying. Cas-
sidy will recover.
After dlsposing of the three rlen
the highwayman went back of the
bar. looted the cash register and left
the place without leaving any clue
MS TO his identity.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-28
VISIT TO MOTHER -IN-LAW
NOT MADE COST $400
[rNrrrp rnrss LEAsnp wInE. ]

San Francisco. Sept. 2s.-P. r.
Chance, a wealthy resident of Wash
ington, ID. c., today is out just $400
because he did not hasten to the
bedside OF his III mother-in-law at
Pasadena, as soon as he landed In
San Francisco from Honolulu.
With his wife Chance boarded the
Japanese liner. Chiyo Maru, arriving
here September 3. When the couple
embarked on the Japanese vessel
they violated the coatwise navigation
laws. AS a result they paid the reg
ulatlon fine of 5000 each. At the
time, Il Is said, Chance asked that II
be refunded, on the ground that he
could not wait for an American liner
as his mother-in-law was Ill.
Upon the arrival In San Francisco
the couple remained ten days. instead
OF going TO Southern California. Col
lector OF the Port Frederick STRAIT
ton heard OF the stay In this city. and
turned the s400 into Uncle Sans
strong box.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-28
U. S. SUPREME COURT
SUSTAINS COMMISSION

In an opinion handed down by the
United States. supreme court today
in the long-fought rate case brought
by the Chamber OF Commerce OF
Portland against the Oregon Railroad
& Navigation Company, over the
rates on their line from The Dalles
eastward. the Oregon State Railroad
Commission was sustained In every
particular in their order Issued TO the
o. r. q NJ, reducing their rates to
lower figure.
The Chamber OF Commerce filed a
complaint against the railroad aom-
pany in the first instance. and secured
n lower rate. but when this lower rate
was established by the transporta-
tion company. Il was found 10 be still
too high. The Chamber OF Com
merce then filed another complaint.
in which they called for a still lower
rate. The Railroad Commission is
sued the requested order. and upon
this order the railroad company ap-
pealed 20 the United States courts.
Although full particulars are lacking
IN this city as yet. II is underAtood
by the commission that their order
lowering the rates over the o. X. &
n. from The Dalles to eastern points
was made In due accordance 70 the
law and constitution. and was 50 de.
cided by the courts.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-28
OPENING OF THE
FOOTBALL SEASON

The opening OF the football season
at Willamette university Is now being
looked forward TO with much interest
by those enjoying such sport. and the
colleges new coach. @. J. Sweetland.
is lining up his men for the coming
season OF rain and mud on the grid
iron.
The men Coach Sweetland has In
the field at present are: Cummins,
Westley. Dillstrom. Bellinger. Booth,
RAIDER, McMackln. Gibson. Reeves.
Custer Winslow Belknap. Blackwell.
Graham, Snyder. Schraup and Lowe.
These men will not make what Is
called giant" organization. but
they are capable OF playing the game
fast and with good instructions will
be a good laurel gatherer this winter.
The following Incomplete schedule
has been arranged: October 8. Sa-
lem High school: October i6, Multno-
NAH Athletic club in Portland: Octo-
ber so. University OF oregon az Sa-
lem; Thanksgiving Day. Pacific Uni
versity at Salem,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-28
CABINET OFFICER
GOT HERO MEDAL

Washington, ID. c., Sept. 2S.-A
gold medal was presented today to
Secretary OF War Dickinson, in rec
ognition OF his heroism in saving the
life OF James +. Joy, a Detroit law
yer, In 1895. The medal was pre-
sented without ceremony by Assist
ant Secretary OF the Treasury Hiles.
II is the flrst time in history that
member OF the cabinet has been sim
Ilarly honored by the government.
The incident occurred during a
meeting of the American Bar Asso-
citation.
JOY fell. of the gangplank OF a
yacht, and Dickinson leaped into the
water and rescued him. The water
was full OF Jagged piles, and there
was great danger.
President Herndon, OF the Amerl-
can Cross of Honor Society, recon-
mended that the medal be given, and
the government committee on life
saving medals approved II.
Taft gave his approval before he
started on huis western trip.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-28
WHITNEY
REACHES
ST. JOHNS
He May Be Able to Throw Much
Light on the Controversy
Between Cook and
Peary.
IuNIrEp rnrss IHAsEp wIRE.l

st. Johns. Newfoundland. Sept. 2S.
The steamer Jeanie. with Harry
Whitney on board. arrived today.
whitney expects to land Immediately
and will start for the United States
tonight.
With Whitney's arrival Il is be-
lleved much OF the controversy be-
tween DIR. Frederick Cook and Com
mander Peary will be cleared away.
Cook claims that Whitney's testi-
mony will tend toward proving his
contention that he was the first to
reach the pole.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-28
pcst Treatment for n Burn.

II for no other reason. Chamber
lain's Salye should be kept In every
household on account OF its great
value In the treatment OF burns II
allays the pala almost instantly. and
unless the injury Is a severe one,
heals the parts without leaving a
scar. This salve 10 also uneQualed
for ohapped hands, sore nipples and
diseases OF the skin. Price. rs
cents. For sale by all good dru-
ggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-28

announced the president would de-
liver here.
After the address the president Will
take luncheon with local committee
and go on an automobile ride TO Hay
den lake and through the Spokane
valley. A visit to Coeur d'Alene and
the .Couer d'Alene forest reserve will
complete the days program and the
party will leave for North Yakima
at 9:25 tonight.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-28
Gambling.

Your life against 25 cents Is Just
exactly what you are doing II you
neglect a cough or cold on the chest.
instead OF treating II with Ballarda
Horehound Syrup. A ascent bottle
OF this spleldid remedy will cure an
ordinary cough. heal the lungs and
act as a tonic for your entire sys-
TEN Sold by all dealers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-28

Brownsville furnished the turkeys,
so in number for the Taft banquet in
Portland
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-28
The Fishing Party

Headed by Bill Johnson, returned
yesterday fishless. Bin says the only
fun they had was drinking Folger's
Golden Gate coffee.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-28

Until the fire every man feels that
the insurance agents are robbing him
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-03

ton of omnipotence.
"a disregard of the marriage tie
is the marked tendency of the age.
lit lends itself to free love, to
strange unions, to attacks on fam
lily life.
"Society is mere inchoate
mass. It has only one desire, the
common desire to get on; only
one love, the love of money; only
one vice, selfishness. We have
mot even the courage of our vices.
We cannot gamble, love or fight In
the grand, full-blooded manner.
Our sport has become the mere
opportunity for betting. Our pas
|sions are evanescent and neurotic.
Society Is immoral; 1t has not
the strength nor ardor to be vi
lcious. 1t is simply shifting,
mass of unexcited, 1ad-
led. restless beings, void Of cheer
and dignity.
Having flung away the attri-
|butes which once made 1t lordly
and prosperous, 1T is graphing
with shifty shadows; is faddy,
discordant and entirely without
power or prestige.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-03
Z1Eln ATTACK ON MAN
MFRS AND MORALS MADE
& N CAssEL's MAGAZINE.

LONDON, April 3.--Lady Violet
1rovilIe, daughter OF the duke of
Xontrose, makes q violent attack
IN the manners and morals OF
modern society in Cassel's Maya
6lne. Her ladyship deprecates the
Nomoralixing results OF the enor-
paous growth of wealth. which has
broken down the old barriers OF
oxc1univeness, thereby making
london society cosmopolitan.
Lady Violet asserts that society
bas ceased going to church and
adopted the pose of infidelity.
1.-THE whole world has mutt
nied." she writes. "Girls will not
obey their mothers; wives will not
consider their husbands. The
young Of today are absolutely
wanting In reverence; the wives OF
today have neither patience nor
generosity to forgive. Vulgarity
- the keynote of society. Vulgar
wealth has been raised to a posi-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-03
Building Sites

Lot 10 and e. TT. IL. block. COS
Park q B. add. Price $500. / blk
from car line, near Badgerow add.
Lots Is and 20, Blk. 4. Am. Lake
add. Price $175
Lots II and ~, Blk. 1894. Central
Park. Price $500.
Lots /, 2 and 8, Blk S61S, Tao.
Land Co. LIST add. $1,000.
Lots 8, Z. 8. . Mildred add to
Falkland. 1900
Lots IA and is. Blk. 2512. Sahm's
add. Price $500.
Lot is. Blk. 1917. Blinns. Price
Lot Is. Blk. I. Glenn's End. Price
lots. So. K between Sind and
18th. Price $500. a
lots. So. J between 54th and
66th. Price 5000.
I lots cor. So. 10th and Lawrence.
let's, all in fruit on East p and
36th. Price Sz.100.
lots. So. Tao. ave. and seth.
Price $1,000.
Terms can be arranged for at of
flee
Scandinavian Land Co.
Rooms 5o7-s Bernice Bldg.
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(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SAN FRANCISCO, April 81
Two thugs, emulating the motor
ious gas-pipe hold-up men who
terrorized San Francisco two years
ago, attempted yesterday to rob
q grocery store on Ninth street by
assaulting Antonio PAROLE. the
clek, using an iron bar warped In
a ubber hose. The blow was
warded of. and the thugs took
fight and fed. The police have
god description of the parties
and they hope to apprehend them
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II. B. Marlborough
slO Bankers Trust Bldg.
LODGING HOUSES

% rooms. blocks from our
Office, with good lease. Thin
place viii bring any one Z good
income this summer. Only 1880.
Look this up.
is rooms, I blks from DonneIly
hotel, always f1lled to their full
capacity; can be bought on terms
II taken Ia the next 10 days. Call
at o0ice Tor full particulars.
~ rooms with excellent furni-
turc, centrally located, and cheap
rent, with good lease. No trouble
to keep your rooms filled In THU
house. Call and let us show
you.
10-room house ON d st., only
$40 per month rent; can be had
for 31.100. You should not over.
look this for It won't last long.
IN. P. PORTER q O. HAENER
Room $40 Bankers Truss Bldg.
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Garden
Tracts
$50 to 5 81
An Acre


We have one thousand
acres of rich cedar bottom,
shot clay and black loam
soil, located about five
miles south of the city, on
the Tacoma Eastern Ry.
We can sell you as much
or as little of this tract as
you may want, at the
above prices, and on easy
terms. Come in and talk
with us about it, it's worth
your while.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-03
TWO HOUSE BARGAINS


house with bath rooms base mnt
The condition
$1,000
We deliver it. IL sold with 1908
to
semi annual payments with interest at
we know Of House shown only order.
This
Defiance
us show 1t to Saturday Sunday: $500.
Lincoln Addition activity the tide
1T
a j
Only 20 minutes for the round trip from office.
A CnAETnN f. M En0 DnnlSn Dali d;nn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-03
|QUARTfRMASTtR nARBOR SUMMER HOMES

If home
you surely nope to hay 9n the best and naturally hope
BEAUTIFUL MNAHA BEACH BURTON NEWPORT
cheap marine mountain
sold
front lots left IMNAHA
lots
will
dollars
Of
THEY HAVE NO EQUAL ON THE MARKET
A.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-03

WINS The
MARATHON

NEW YORK, April 3.-St. Ives,
the French runner, and a long shot
in the betting, won the great IN
ternational Marathon race at the
Polo grounds this afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-03

1 lot, close in, with CIR. house, on
So. Yakima and 21st; price $1400;
terms $500 cash. bal monthly as
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Two fine lots on Thompson ay..
near So. 62nd. All improvements In
and paid for; abstract furnished.
Two or four lots. all in fruit and
garden; fine five room house and
good barn. Almist any terms.
Two lots, all clear. with all i'm
provements In and paid for-good
location for apartment hous and in
line for advance in price as soon as
the boom strikes town.
One lot and good 5-room house on
East 2Sth at very low figure-h
block from car.
/. Two fine waterview lots on North
2Sth st. Small payment down and
balance on easy terms.
Some of the finest lots in Buck
ley's addition at the lowest prices.
This is an exceptionally fine local
tty and lots will not remain long at
the prices we offer them.
All of the above are exceptfonaIlv
good buys. II you are interested
call-Don't phone.
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LOTS

$3ooo-For lots L. ear
of Trafton
and Iawre
$O00-For lots
graded; walks in. = ~ go
81 050-Buys o J, neal hstree
$s0OOFor lot houses
This $1,000 has ask
ed on the lots and will fol a me
$So00-Fo lots md
w handle hall
pei cent
$3500-For
$5000-For 10 Alki city limit
$s000--For liam schoo
Fer
acre Tor 10 acres lust of school section 6
q, per cent
G. II. &
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IN lots, AR. new house. on So.
seth, near G.; price, $1,000; terms,
5000 cash, bal. monthly.
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5000 CASH

And $40 per month wifi buy 2 fine
level lots with a new Groom house,
within walking distance to the mills
and factories on the tideflats, about
200 feet from p st. car line. There
are '15 bearing fruit trees, and lots
of small fruit, the soil is fine and
will raise Anything. Better see me
about it.
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fine water-view lots, with Or
house; price, $4,000. This Is about
two thirds it's value.
Rooms 5O7-S Bernice Bldg.
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20 acres OF the best shot clay and
black loaf soil. Near Harvard sta
ton and new column factory, on
IPuyallup line Land in this section
Is selling as high as $500 an acre.
This Is q snap at SITS an acre. Bet
ter see US at once. Terms.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-03

lots, in fine shape, with new AR.
house, on So. seth; price, $500;
terms, $500, bal. monthly.
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Bargains, Easy Terms

BARGAINS,
fence; $4,000 ' ~
all
modern; buffet kitchen eel lace = - =
$25oOFo
5room cottage
o -
lne,
1
blocks
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-03

40 acres choice Glover Green soil,
nearly all cleared. Not far from
Spanaway cars. Glover creek runs
through the tract. SOS an acre.
Terms.
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+ ARMS

80 acres for $3.50 in Chehalis
river valley west of Cbehalis and
one mile from station on N. P.
All best of rich valley land; never
over1ows; On county road; rail-
road passes through it; some I'M
provements and some cleared.
$3.50 down. A great bargain; fine
for dairying and will grow any
thing.
240 acres at $25 per acre; 60
to 70 acres cleared; mostly bot
tom land; good improvements; 5
miles south of Chehalis. Terms.
Plenty of other good ones to
choose from.
A. L. MEREDITH,
5O2 Bernice Bldg.
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ASK ABOUT

Our Garden Tracts, that we arr
selling for $50 an acre and up, OF
easy terms. The soil IL Of the best
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-03

IN lots, with rms, new mod
ern cottage, on So. and 22nd; price
s1700; terms, $500 cash, bal. monthly
as rent.
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WE HAVE

Ten 2h-acr tracts of good land
that we can deliver for $50 an acre
This price is under the market
Terms.
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REAL
ESTATE

FOR SALE ny OWNER.
8-room house, full basement, mod
ern plumbing. at 1871 So. 9Th Ut.
Price $4,000. Both phones 3828.
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fine lots, err. new house, on So.
X car line; price, $1,000; terms, $500
cash, bal. monthly.
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lCLOSE To 0TH AVE. AND CEDAR
NEW HOME FOR s1.oso.
LARGE ROOMS. 2 LOTS
EAST FRONT. ABOVE GRADE
ELEC. LIGHTS. GAS q WATER
1 10 BEARING FRUIT TREES
Well built home, stained floors,
porcelain sink, nicely painted, porch,
Igood view, only "A block from
Igraded street and sidewalks by the
door. Greatest snap in 9Th av.f dis
Itrict.
HOMES IN TACOMA
IS10O CASH AIS PER MO.
South 35th st. on p. st. car line.
new new, s,room cottage and ~ lots.
barn and well, SIS per month In
Icludes interest at per cent
PRICE $1,000 PRICE $1,000
: :sSS CASH CASH ::,s P PEs NO No
| On So. 18th st. car line, near the
Franklin school; swell new groom
and bath bungalow. finely finished,
Best of porcelain plumbing.
PRICE &2,1Oo PRICE e2,10o
/ $500 CASH sl5 PER MO.
$4SC GAsh e15 PER MO.
beyond the Horace Mann school, well
built, city water, porcelain sink.
Electric lights, ety., lots, extra
large rooms and closets. nicely fin
PRICE $3.50 PRICE sl.sse
500 CASH $500 CASH
~ CAsH 400 CASH
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$3.50 FOR A BLOCK
ACREAGE

lit is worth your while to talk
acreage to us. We can show you
the best buys. We submit few
for your consideration. Come in and
let us tell you about them.
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FORCED SALE
TIDELAND LOTS

Block of IL lots on Marshall road
and proposed Milwaukee spur, just
east OF West Coast Wagon Co.'S site
at 1900 each; $1,000 will handle the
deal. Owner wants to go away and
needs the money
A. l.. MEREDITH
502 Bernice Bldg.
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20 acres of choice shot clay and
black loan soil. About one mile
south Of city limits. $3.50 an acre.
Terms.
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nice lots AR. house. near Divi-
sion lane, on East j; price $1,000;
terms, half cash.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-03

11-3 lots, with 5-r. modern cot
tage, on East 35th, near car; price
$1,000; terms, $1,000 cash, bal SIS
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Tacoma Center
Tacoma Center
Tacoma Center

See w. H. Hall & Co., 40 Califor.
mia bldg. Phone Main 1859.
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s1B DOWN q ~ PER MONTH
A large tract equal to more
than 3 lots and a new house ready
to move into In one OF the best
suburbs OF Tacoma, only three
blocks from station and store at
Summit on the old Puyallup car
line. Call at Office. or go out to
Summit on Sunday and Mr.. Hill
at the real estate Office Will show
dyou the property. Price only
$3.50.
y. M. CURTIS q CO.,
ia Bankers Trust Bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-03

4 lots, with 3-r. house. on So. o
half block from car line; price $1,000
terms. half cash.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-03

North End, between p. d. car ana
now Felt Line, $3.50 down, bal. easy
terms. Owner. Box ~. care Times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-03

IN lots, close in, err. modern
house, on So. j and 22nd sts.; price
$4,000; terms, $1400 cash, bal. SIS
monthly.