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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-24
MILK TRUST INDICTED.
New York Organization Charged Win
Violating Antitrust Law.

NEW YORK Fet. 24-The grand
jury filed yesterday with Supreme
Court Justice Con a blanket indlct-
ment against eight members of the
Consolidated Muk Exchange. known
as the MIX Tust" charging them
with violation OF the Doanelly anti.
monopoly act
The punishment Is one year imprls-
onment or fine OF $4,000, or both
The particular ofense charged IS
that the directors OH June - last fixed
the price OF milk az $1.4l for 40.quarI
cans
! Bench warrants were issued for the
eight dir ctors They are:
Walter X. Comfor president OF The
Robert Reid Ice Cream Co. a director
Ct the Aetna National bank, the De-
layau Consolidated Milk Co. and sew
cIal other corporations. Thomas o..
smith. OF Thomas Smith & Sons.
Frederick i. Seller. milk dealer, Of
Newark, y. j.; Daniel Bailey, milk
producer. John a. Mcbride. a milk
dealer OF Sussex, y j.. Henry r
Huntemann. Of the Standard Dairy
Co; James A How ell. OF the Howell
Demarest Dairy Co.. George Slaug1.
ter, OF the r. F. Stevens Dairy CO.
Nine other directors OF the cN-
change excaped Indictment, having
earned immunity by testifying before
the grand jury ana before the state IN.
CURRY into the lnilk trade which S
still In progress
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-24
SLATER PLEA y
IS NOT GUILTY
Former Ohio State Printer, Arrested
In Detroit, Is Arraigned IN
Columbus Court.

COLUMBUS. Ohio, Feb. 24.-Mark
Slater. former state printer, arrested
in Detroit pleaded not guilty. when
arraigned before Judge Dillon In
criminal court yesterday afternoon on
the indictment charging him with
presenting false vouchers.
Judge Dillon announced that he
would confer with tho attorneys for
slater and the state in two weeks and
n they were ready then the case
would AT once 80 to trial
Attorney c. 5 Mattern, OF Dayton
for slater asked tor thirty days be
tore beginning the trial. in order 70
prepare his case.
Prosecutor Webber objected 10 the
delay saying that the state was ready
for immediate trial. Mattern argued
that he should be given plenty OF
time. since, he said, Slater apparent
~ had no friends, was locked up, and
the single indictment covered his en-
tire tenure OF Office
From the bench Judge Dillon reiter
ated his statement that Slater would
not be railroaded He viii be &C
corded the same rights as any other
prisoner
L. r Brown. expert accountant for
the Beatty probe committee. was sum
moued before the grand jury late yes
terday in connection. II IS believed
with other graft cases the jury is con
sidering
On his return 10 jail. Slater told
Court Bailin Jones that he would
beat the case Conviction on this
Indictment is punishable by sentence
OF from one TO ten years in the pen
itentiary
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-24
POLICE SEEK COUNT.
Nobleman Are sted In Detroit Is Now
SOUGHT in Minneapolis.

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi Feb. "a
Count Adrian Beauford. OF Bloenen-
daaL Holland" is missing with his
wife. formerly Miss Mead. daughter OF
John y. Mead. OF Detroit. rs missing
leaving a string of creditors in this
city.
Mrs. Jennie Fountaine. a boarding
house keeper. has asked the police
TO look for the alleged count. She
SAYS he owes her $50 for board. Mrs.
Walter Noble says the couple owe $50
for apartments.
The couple came 10 board with Mrs.
Fountaine about three months ago.
The man said he wished 10 be known
By the name OF Engelbert 70 avoid
notoriety. but really he was Hol-
land count. He said he was employed
in a local bank The bank says be Is
unknown. Mrs. Engelbert claimed %
be a substitute teacher in the Mime
apolis schools. but this is also denied.
Engelbert kept putting OF Mrs.
Fountaine's demands with an excuse
OF a delayed remittance from Holland.
Finally the pair disappeared. They
had been missing week when Mrs.
Fountaine asked the aid OF the police
today
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-24
DRAWS STIFF SENTENCE.
Flint Wife Deserter Is Given Three
Years In Prison

FLINT, Mich, Feb. 24.-Herchel
Countryman was sentenced to not
less than Is months nor more than
three years in the Ionia reformatory
for wife desertion by Judge Wisner
yesterday. The court recommended
the maximum penalty. The Judge de-
nounced the prisoner in these words;
"This country is not large enough
to hold a man OF your type. wife de-
serters can be apprehended In any or
the states and in some OF the other
countries. and | will endeavor TO see
that they are secured. A man who
leaves his wife as a charge on the
county simply because through mis-
fortune she has become crippled, Is
deserving OF the most severe punish
ment. gave you an opportunity 10
maintain her, but instead OF living up
to your promise you went to Grand
Rapids and contributed TO the support
OF another woman. You have had
your chance and refused to take IL -
Mrs. Countryman is a cripple. ana
two years ago threw her baby of the
South Saginaw street bridge into the
Flint river and attempted to end her
own life in the same manner Both
were rescued Countryman has been
before the court several times since.
charged with not supporting his wife.
He has been residing in Greenville
and Grand Rapids and yesterday at
the fall wrote a mushy letter 20 a
woman In Grand Rapids whom he
calls Dear Mae" asking her to wait
for him.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-24
GERMANS R|D|CULE
1 AMERICAN TASTE
Dr.. Bode Says We Buy Paintings
With a Yardstick and Over
look Gems.

BERLIN, Feb. 24.--Germans simply
will not take American artistic pre-
I tensions seriously. DR.. Bode OF the
Leonardo wax bust fame. Director
General OF the Royal Museum, ac-
cuses Americans OF buying paintings
with a yardstick, and. with their linn
tied taste. choosing only those which
make a show. Dainty and really
artistic bits even by Rembrandt and
Rubens are described b. Bode as I'M
salable 10 Americans because of the
truly refined and unpretentious char
acter OF these works.
DR.. Bode finds solace for European
galleries and collectors IN the indls-
criminate recklessness with which
Americans snap up pictures because
the choicest things are overlooked
and left behind for the more apprecla-
tive European buyers.
The Lokal Anzeiger this Week also
takes one OF it's favorite filings a.
American art in connection with ru-
NOR that New York syndicate might
attempt TO produce American opera Ia
Berlin. The Lokal Anzeiger says
May the gods preserve Us. What
American theatrical ART chiefly mas 10
offer is cakewalks. ragtime. and Bur
falo Bill Wild West shows. We nave
already made the acquaintance 81
these dramatic treats in the past. "
do the Yankees. perhaps. intend 10
regale us with an Anericanlzed
edition OF Wagner? That would not
be at all uninteresting. We should
like to hear how q Hottentot renders
sxvalt.ure' for instance We are afraid
Europe, however. is not yet ripe Tor
such experiments.
I'VE produce art. Americans pay
millions TO Caruso, millions Tor
velasouez, leaving everybody happy
II would be better If things remain
ON this basis"
The Kaiser showed this week that
he has higher opinion OF American
operatic art than the editor of the
I,okal Anzeiger On hearing that Mr..
and Mrs. Francis MacLennon. the
American stars at the Royal Opera In
Berlin. were shortly leaving for Scot
land TO sing in the great Wagnerian
cycle. the Emperor summoned them
to his box during Tuesday nights
performance OF Aida" complimented
them cordially. and wished them good
luck In Edinburgh.
Rudolf Bergen. the German singer
whom a New York teacher transform
ed frol a baritone into tenor. has
received a fattering offer from the
newly formed Berlin Grand Opera. He
will probably leave the Kaiser's Royal
Opera staff at the end OF his present
engagement.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-24
cANDER WHIPS cow.

s, DICKSON. Tenn. Feb. 22-Headlng
his flock OF wives and COMFORTING
himself with a dignity betting the
family parade. stately gander came
upon Betsy, the prettiest Jersey cow
IN town.
Betsy was al a halt in the middle
OF the road and did not intend to
bulge for the procession. With A
clarion note or two and with fast
working wings and bill the gander
attacked the COW and. after a short
encounter. put the surprised animal
20 flight
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-24
DON'T CRY PAPA" SAYS TOT
WHO WAS TERRIBLY SCALDED
siVe'Year-old Boy Falls Into Boiler OF
Hot Water and Life Hangs
In Balance.

GRAND RAPIDS Mich, Feb "a
Don't cry papa II makes me
nervous
Scalded frorN mead TO foot So badly
burnec crat MS life hangs in the bal.
ance it.le Frankie Flynn. FIVE years
old, displayed Spartan courage when
his father burst into tears AT the sight
OF the MANNED body OF his child.
The accident occurred al the Flynn
home The mother had been washing
and had just set the boiler OF not
water down. expecting 10 scrub the
floor Turning her back for an instant.
she was startled by a splash and tneu
the agonized screams OF the child
The boy had climbed up on the rounds
OF chair which stood near and fallen
backwards into the boiler
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-24
SITE is ACCEPTED.
Addition Will Be Made To Armory
in Grand Rapids.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Feb. q -
The members OF TIE state military
board, Col. Robert J. Bates, OF tho
500; Col Carl Wagner, OF Port Huron
and Gen. Jas. y. Cox. OF Lansing ar
rived in this city 10 hold a meeting,
40 which time the new armory site TO-
the second battalion here Will be IN
speCted.
The first session OF the board Was
held at The Morton house. Brig. Gen.
McGurrin presiding The new sito
was accepted. Tue city Will aid the
state military IN making the building
more imposing Nv adding a convention
nall annex 10 the structure, which
will cost $4,000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-24
aroker La Ernelled.

NEW YORK, FEB 24-CliifOrd VI
Washburu. board member Of the de
funct brokerage house of j. VI FiskC
& c.. has been adjudged guilty OF
reckless and unbu siuesslike deal
lngs" for his firm connection Will
the Columbus, & Hooking Coal & lror
pools by tho governors OF the New
York stock Exchange and declared
Ineligible for reinstatement This D.
autamouLt 20 expulsion of the drn
and Us the same action as taken hS
the governors last wec& in the case
OF Henry - Haskins. board member
of the firm eft Lajhrop. I!askins q Co.
MANAGER " The pools
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-24
SAYS HE DEFRAUDEO HER.

KAI.AA.AZOO Mich, Feb "a
Charged with defrauding am aged Wild
ow in Lima. O.. John vs. Adams. 30.
a Michisrn man, was taken 20 the
Ohio town Wednesday night Accord
ing 10 Sheriff Hopp Mrs Charles
Davis. the complainant. was induced
to give ADAMS $1,000 on promise co.
marriage Mrs Davis alleges that
when she FIRST met Adams he came
20 her homo and represented hlmself
as a missionary for the Flying Rol-
lers. Adams has a wife and young
daughter at Vicksburg Mich
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-24
PRESIDENT MADRIz FLEEs.
He May Sail For Europe II Rebels Con-
tinue Advance.

BLUEFIELDS. Feb. Messages
received here today declare that Presi-
dent Madriz fed from Managua sun.
day and is now at Leon prepared 10
20 10 Europe In case Gen. Chamorro
continues his advance 10 Leon
The capture OF Granada was con-
firmed I'm the dispatches and Chamor-
TO Is now said TO be pressing toward
Mardiz's stronghold In Leon
The complete surrender OF Madriz is
expected by the end OF the week
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-24
supREME CouRr.

LANSING. Mich. Feb 24-The su
preme court yesterday heard the fol
lowing cases Henderson VS. Board
Of Election commissioners of Saginaw
in the matter OF IIaNley Wilson; Lane
vs. Lane
Writs OF certicrari were allowed IN
Daniels VS. Grand Trunk railway Uwc
cases. and in toe matter Of the Six
feminist grade separation
Call for Thursday - Sc. 80. 81
% AZ. s.. LIZ. IL.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-24
LlNEMAN is KILLED.

FLINT. Mich. Feb. 24-Clinging to
the eros ;-arm cf 6O-foot electric
light pole. two employees OF the Flint
Electric company yesterday afternoon
held the dead body Of Charles Potter.
fellow lineman. until IL could be
lowered I'D the ground Potter. while
~ work near tho top OF the pole, came
in contac+ with live wire AT an Of
fee near by ne vas worked over for
ONE time by doctors. but they failed
to produce respiration Potter came
here about year ago from Musko-
con He.Vas IS years old and unmar
RED
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-24
DRINKS ACID; DIES.
Young Man Swallows Ounce Of Car
boIic Acid While Despondent

GRAND RAPIDS, Feb. 24.-As tue
result OF taking an ounce OF carbolic
pcid with suicidal intent, Peter Osse-
warde, aged 20 years, is dead az his
fathers farm near Ada. he had been
feeling III for some time. and left a
note saying: the reason | took this
Ioison was because OF poor health
He came 10 Grand Rapids. bringing
the milk from the farm TO the SANTA
MIX Co. Returning. he sat down IN
the milk house and drank about al
ounce OF the acid. His father Is q
ealthy farmer and owns the Altada e
dairy farm.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-24
CAN'T san cIcARErTFs

GRAND RAPIDS Mich. Feb. "a
Urged along by local women clubs
the police have determined 10 con
strue the new cigarette law IN new
light Hereafter smokers will De
lightly dealt with, but those selling
cigarettes 20 customers under agt
will DE given the limit OF the law.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-24
800 INoCULATED.
Soldiers Brave Typhoid Germs To
Aid Science.


NEW YORK. Feb. Effort Wads
worth. on Staten island. is a huse
scientific laboratory today over go
officers and men have been inoculatad
with typhoid fever germs in a vOlun-
tary aid 10 science. Mai r. r. Keefer
OF the medical corps. surgeon an
charge OF the post. was the first 70 !et
Himself TO be "vsccinatcd" with the
typhoid fever virus
Every soldier ar the post. officers
and men caught the fad quickly, We're
vaccinSted and each boasts "A mimic
tEre cas- OF typhoid Recovery -
rapid. however. and but one hospital
case has resulted.
Typhoid fever is the scOurge Of tho
American army declares Maj Keefer
ID the var with spain there were 20
80 cases and l.EsJ deaths
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-24
Refuses g Le0acy From Parents.

TIN TIION. WTOT. F"T
Ernest Dust haF refused to accept
two legacies of 81 each frou bis par.
euts The fathor Henry r Ugst. WIS
~ one time req ster of deeds of 50
Clair county The son DO is said. lcff
bis home man. years aeo. and the
estranecment caused the parents to
leave the property 'o others DuU WIFI
endeavor to collect S2e0 which he
SAYS he loaned his parents 40 years
agO
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-24
FIRE RouTs GUESTS.

LAPEER. Mich, Feb. PA large
frame building, which stood just east
of the hotel Graham, burned TO the
ground yesterday John II. Smith,
who lived on the upper floor. arose
ahout . a m and fixed the fire. every
thing being apparently all right. Two
hours later he was awakened by
smoke and had barely time to escape
in his night clothes before the build
ing collapsed. H. c. kudner, owner
OF the building, had two large touring
cars on the ground floor and only one
OF them was saved The west end OF
the Hotel Graham was badly scorcb-
Ell. all the windows being broken and
the guests routed out by smoke. The
loss is estimated at $4,000, partly Gov
cred by insurance.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-24

Electric cables with hemp cores TO
take up the strain more evenly are a
Swedish invention.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-24

Incubators heated by electricity are
said 10 produce more and healthier
chickens than those heated by oil
lamps or steam.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-27
CITY REAL eerArE-tcontd.

THIS WONT LAST LONG.
a cory home on two fine view lots
on Lake Washington boulevard.
fine view OF lake and mountains
This ia a bargain that demands
your Immediate attention Price
$1,000, terms. $3.50 cash. SIC per
month See
DAVID FARRAR. 4o5 n Y. BLK
GO TO KIRKLAND TODAY,
Scattle's most beautiful suburb.
and buy half dozen s7i lots
$3.50 for six large lots that viii be
worth $500 each la but short
time ff5 cash and $40 per month
viii buy the ak Don't wait until
they are all gone and ;hun re
pronch yourself with what might
have beef" your good fortune but
WIS picked up by another co To
DAY But so minutes from Sec.
ond ay Take Madison car Sales
men on the ground
BURKE a FARRAR. OWNERS
1850
Water front tract situate one hours ride
from Seattle beautiful riru and fine
Eandy clam beach Terms 80 cash.
balance a. snt g.u
OLE HANHus A CO.
rhIfd Fiopr Nca YoFk block
GREEN LAKE RESERVOIR AID.
DiTION
$500 for n lot on
18th av n r..
for which the present
owner paid $500 three
years nEo tt353.0l
CALHOUN. DENNY a EWING.
ALASKA BUILDING
fs1s FoE to.ioOr Lor
so ts caah taianro ln TIRE. years buys
nirs co. gsut Iaf I1E fees deep. situate
o. good district narth snd - Green
far tsss ~ tfss ard our property L.
mech higher nnd has nice sise
OH HANSON a co
Ttird Fiaar Nee York nlock
~ WET rOn ftoe
northern part - clfN. rleae 20 car.
Frod huY frr utfie home af Cor iu-
frstmrrt go duuu aud no a monfh
taia AMEnicAN nANk uLpg
So room modern house fai concrete
basement eoHio2 frst ~ ground. trauk
Hrwrr EfafH cement walks an In and
pald f1r 81 90 Wfis MONEY down 80
rrr mnnth. rer cent Interest. 60 D.
gaid mnuihir so " tith Owner.
Chrlstlhrson
ONLY $50 Down
Nsat well huili and pretty. practically =
ro1fna rill watof lth E nea4
ia6 AMERirAN nANR ni.pG
wanted iinrEalns b arfoare ard ciig
CALDWELL nEAL. ESTATE co.
ta1 iet walker nidr
CHEAP Nj nome. chicken ranch vel
ssT, ~ i- tsS ss s'a s.r@s s'- ,ss s i,,ss'
fiH roy month See WarEiaa. at pac4nc|
cfy g % HlttMAN
Far sale n room modern house. ist sax
zoe fuli cement haaemeuf one block
from earl price a. 500. on terms VIII
son a Co. north end HaYrnna Park car
ure ind gfren ESQ
For HaieaHY ounrr three ioia ttos.
On Lakewood addition. iu Nliiman
cts Address n p hlrrnan 1919 Third
az W Phone y fsfa
iso9 .s-ruoH house ard iai. nehr car
rlff water Soc me tonight tei Orci-
drutai az. Aoufuckg tiaf Terms
View homes huiii 20 suit West seattle
zoe cash ONrliir Home Building Co
ftt Empire nuudlnr
samuel Couyrr 500 t.eay nuudlng
deals On citr property farms and timber
lhnia f.lst your property vlih him
Queen Anne nru. mntrru. Sound tieu.
s.roam cottage. terms Phone owner. 4
7sso
Assessment paid ln fsr, testo. $3.50
cash and i-o per month iud Green SOC
Lake Union second addition lot. fath 81
and pinsmore Phone SAGE
Before buylnR a home. seo Baker. ssoa
Rainier ar York 30
WEST SEATTLE REAL ESTATE.
~~~~O~~~~.~~s~s~~~~~
u Kiofor West Seattle Hoal Estate
EXCLUSIVELY 10 Downs HleE 100
second ~. Main 2sst Ind 7ass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-27
CITY REAL EsThTE-(contdl
DON'T WATT
F0R 1rAE PRICE 1r0.
G0 UP--
BUY NO@
Ezl.RsglA&GD
E0MESTEADS
ON 1rME LAKE
FER rllE
GARDEN ACRES
$3.50 UiP
VIEW LOTS
SIS up

These prices cannot continue much
longer On face Of the brisk de-
mand for this most desirable
property over $500 worth
sold ia past fcw weeks. and aalcs
Increasing svery day II you de-.
lay you may have % pay double
or more.
soil il rich and fertile. and will
produce $500 90 81 500 an acre
> from vegetables. fruit. chickens
or dalrying Plenty Of water and
good drainage Close TO market
wlth good and quick transporta.
tlon. Independence assured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-27

-4ssF.raafn Ohf with Nas rausu pri
- hatf Tftee thrar frsni roam nat
- a. rarse glf ea t24f rvffaee
..arar az van
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-27
WATER FRONT

$500
Exactly one acre - fine water front
situate near Seattle High soil. 20 feet
actual water freufsEo. 800 feet from
wharf Terms SO cash. balance easy
OLE HANSON CO.,
Third Fi1sr NrW York Hiark
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-27
r|0 MILES OFF
WAT ERF R0M1r

with magnificent view OF lake and
mountains. excellent bathing.
boating and fishing. makes a
most delightful place Of resi-
dence Graded streets. side
walks. excellent schools. both
graded and high. and all the con
venicnces Of an Incorporated city.
All this. with large lots. az only
SIS up. makes Kirkland the
place where you get the most for
your money Nearer down town
than the north and south limits
OF the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-27

..A,,.>l>sNs~.>~s-s-~r~ s~f>f>r~~~N-N~f>~f>'>f>
~. ara sIN. rHesn rats every cHn-
..s.sass s.nlEutf car rrrNirr. nlratua
. Fianrrf elnHrr aAaA " aahitt t'll
So NanfF NHf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-27

QUEEN ANNE BARGAIN.
Groom modern house. located at
1890 Warren av.. corner Howe;
paved district; improvements
paid. near graded and high
schools. Property can be seen
Sunday. u. Queen Anne car TO
Warren and Blaine. Price cut TO
$4,000. $500 cash
s. =. DIXON a. co.
Main 40. 21S Marion ST. Ind. 40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-27
-puysIcIANs
w. D. WALKER. ma, D.

NERVOUS AND CHRONIC DISEASES.
EXAMINATION AND ADVICE FREE
PAY ONLY As YOU IMPROVE
eos EPLER BLOCK. Si8 SECOND AVE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-27
PORT ANGELES

LOT A0Kl20 FOR 500.
Hair cash. n viii be some o. the best
residence property in the city. ! y miles
from wharf Phone owner. Adams ISL
Main a2s7 residence, West 90
A modern t-room bungalow, cement bass
meut, laundry. fireplace. cement side
walks. etc. II you are a responsible
tagson you can secure this FOR $50 cash.
balance f1G per month. Fine view Of
lakes owner. after p. m. toa2 Burke
avenue
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HERE ARE SOME
ATTRACTIVE PRICES

HERE ARE SOME
ATTRACTIVE PRICES
81. 50O-22nd avenue south. short
distance from Jackson, COX
ITO, four lots. streets
graded. cement walks.
sewer all In and paid. large
five-room modern cottage
and n three.room house,
lies up high and fine,
ground alone worth more
money. Snap; $500 cash
90
Of .sOO-s0xli0, North Broadway
district. level with street.
fine view; $500 under value
for quick sale. CD
sf.f0O-s0xi00 near Green Lake.
fine, level lot ready 10 build
on and very cheap.
10 lots-An addition on Washing
ton Park boulevard. Prices
ranging from 5000 to 81 600
Easy terms. (O)
JOHN DAVIS & COMPANY.
700 Second Avenue.
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AUCTION SALES
cHATTEL LOANS

'fi>'s,}lSs'Hss n WiGfETS7I f'f6fff,f2
on REAL ESTATE FURNITURE pT-
AMOS. LIVE STOCK OR ANY GOOD
sECI HiTY EASY PAYMENT PLAN
LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES MAIN
fTa1 I'D gaEf
OSCAR q JENSEN & CO fSC
stt northern Bank BIDS san and Piks
Loans on furniture. horsrs etc Will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-27

one acre 81 good rich alder land. alt
uats 600 feet back from the salt water
front Perpetual free use ~ the beach.
Pine place fqr summer camp Adjoius
pr0spar0ua little town. one hour :
ride from Seattle Splendid view.
Graded boulevard % front - a. Terms
go cash. balance 81 per month.
OLE HANSON q 60.
Third Floor New York Block
$40 PER AcHE-s-acre tracts near clai-
Ia. fine fruit land Cash $40. and Is
per month foe owner
lf0i AMERICAN BANK BLDG.
1--WE ACRES EXCELLENT FRUIT
LAND. easily cleared fine locality. close
10 Seattle market. a snap 81 $50 an acre
also easy terms Herbert Upper. 900
Lsary Bidg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-27
A BEAU Try
DON'T FAIL TO SEE

This brand new, attractive five
room bungalow. with stairway 10
attic for three large rooms;
best plumbing. gas. electricity,
fireplace. plped for furnace. laun-
dry. buiitin china closet and
ironing board. beamed and pan
eled. reception hall. front and
back porches, cement basement,
floor and walks. level lot. unob-
structible view OF Sound and
mountains. artistic design and a
model for convenience.
TAKE PHINNEY Az. CAR TO
9TH ST, GO WEST TO 6707
MURPHY PLACE. GOOD
TERMS. BURNS, OWNER.