The Tacoma times. [volume], February 02, 1909, Image 7

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Matrimonal Gymast
Is Wedded Again
HKLFtf MAIiONKT RKCOMKS
WIPE OK HERBERT 08
--iuhim; FOR si com> TIMB.
SPRING LAKE, N. J., Feh. 2.—
The marriage of Helen Maloney
to Herbert Osborne, for the sec
ond time, today marks the cul
mination of one of the most tp
markable matrimonial tangles in
the history of America, having in
volved the Justice courts of New
York, the Vatican at Rome and
fcavlng been marked by two elope
GIVES SLOT
MACHINE
AWAY
W. E. Ketcham, said to be a
Seattle man, this morning remov
ed eight large slot-machines from
the office of Constable Fred Shaw
at the city hall and carted them
away to a train. The slot ma
chines have been In the possession
of the justice court for two years,
and until this time no person has
made claim on them. In order
to get the machines out of the
way Prosecuting Attorney McMur
ray gave Ketcham the right to
take them away.
It Is understood that the ma
chines, which were confiscated
during the raids of two years ago,
will be taken to Alaska.
SELF-STYLED MESSIAH
TO BE ARRAIGNED
LAST OF WEEK
Prosecuting Attorney C. L. Mc-
Murray announced today that ow
ing to the fact that Charles E.
George, attorney for' Joshua
Klein, Incarcerated in the county
prison for alleged assault of Miss
Dora Culbertson, is out of the
city and has had no time to pre
pare his caso, Klein will not be
arraigned until the latter part of
the week.
Klein, whose mysterious power
is holding Miss Dora Sauvageot
and Miss Rose Karasek in Switzer
land and Vienna, respectively,
does not seem to chafe under the
enforced confinement, but exists
in the rosy light of the great
things he says he will do after
being released.
The man will probably be ar
raigned directly In the superior
court, as the formality of a Jus
tice court procedure will be mere
mockery, according to the county
attorneys.
GIRL SENT TO
REFORM SCHOOL
THANKS JUDGE
Bessie Powers, the 17-year-old
girl who was arrested two weeks
ago on the charge of stealing $75
worth, of clothes from the room
ot Mies Bessie Hunter in the Bost
wick hotel, was arraigned before
Judge Easterday of the superior
court this afternoon and sent to
the reform school at Chehalis to
stay until she Is Id.
The parents of the girl and
members of the W. C. T. U. con
ferred with the Judge before the
hearing and it was decided that
the girl shVild be taught a lesson.
The Judge administered a kindly
«, promising to visit the
In a few weeks to see how
b progressing and when he
con^ sd the girl seized him by
the hand and thanked him with
tears streaming from her eyes.
STADIUM DEAL
NDT SETTLED
An agreement between the N.
IP. officials ' and - the school board
.' on the stadium proposition has not
; yet been reached but a conference
will probably ', be held this | after
noon at which the matter will be
settled."'wit is believed that Pres
ident Elliott will agree to the con
' cessions . needed \ to J put < the ; sta
dium t project n through.'}■>■* :■': .
I (llt United * Press, loosed Wire.)
w• SEATTLE, Feb. 1 ».—After . forc
ing his wife to flee for her life
'. from their room at the Illinois ho
: tel, . John i ; ■, Farrell, -' a • bartender,
locked the door and turned on the
gas. v.-.j>,-■ .-/:'»-:.-:.;,■ ,:■:. ■,[■ "■" ■■-•.■ >^\
I, When Mrs. Farrell | returned ', to
plead, with her husband she found
y the door still locked..' Calling the
• landlord, the door ; was C forced"
J open I and " Mrs. Farrell i rushed j in!
,to s ted j her husband dNtM I
incuts, a sensational trans-ocean
pursuit by an angry father and
innumerable other extraordinary
phases which at one time left the
girl in the dual role of Mrs. Her
bert Osborne and Mrs. Samuel
Clarkson.
Martin Maloney, Standard Oil
multi-millionaire and papal mar
quis, has come as near "moving
heaven and earth" as money,
power and position could accom
plish it, in his effort to restore
his daughter's good name.
MAY HOLD
CITY FOR
DAMAGES
That the city may be held liable
for the deaths of Arthur Charlson
and John Ohratrom, who were
electrocuted yesterday morning, is
the general belief expressed by
electricians today. The fact that
a short current was discovered at
3 o'clock Sunday afternoon, and
that the current was not turned
off from the high tension wire, it
is claimed, is indicative of mis
management.
Several electricians stated to
the Times today that the current
should have been turned off as
soon as the fact was known that
the circuit had been grounded,
wey declare that such a precau
tion is usually taken.
City Electrician Lauzon stated
yesterday that he had been told
of the trouble on the Bismarck
high tension wire, which was di
verted into the 110 volt city feed
wire, and that he had sent out
gangs of men to locate the point
where the current had been
grounded.
This, it is claimed by aome, was
the height of folly, as no efficient
electrician would dare Investigate
with a treacherous wire holding
2,200 volts. A test with a mag
neto-hell, say the electricians,
would have told the city electrical
workers definitely whether the
wire was grounded or not, and, if
the latter were the case, it was
the electrician's duty to cut out
the circuit immediately.
CHANGE OF VENUE
I IN ASSAULT
CASE
A change of venue In the case
of A. Wynkoop was ordered yes
terday and the trial will be heard
in Justice Graham's court instead
of Justice Card's. The hearing is
set for next Monday afternoon.
Wynkoop is charged with assault
with a deadly weapon, the warrant
having been sworn to by J. J.
Dunseath. Wynkoop struck Dun
seath, his employer, on the head
with a piece of lead pipe, it is
alleged, because he was refused
overtime pay.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Marriage licenses have been is
sued to Henry Montgomery and
'■Mlth Elliott, to Herbert J. Fin
ley and Emma Luclle Allgood, and
to C. T. Kipp and Ellen Pearl
Phelpa.
DHUSGISTS
ARRESTED
R. A. Calenborn and L. H. Col
per, proprietors of the Eagle Drug
company, . 1325 Paciflo avenue
were arrested late this afternoon
on warrants sworn to by Captain
A. S. Read, charging them with
selling liquor bn Sunday. The
drug men, it is alleged, sold sev
eral bottles of alcohol and whis
key to plain clothes men Sunday
They will be tried in Judge Arnt
son's court tomorrow afternoon. J :
Up to a late hour today neither
of th« men had been allowed bail.
WOMAN'S GUILD TO ' 1 - '■■"■■'
_• : MEET TOMORROW
• The - Woman's « guild, - of tr All
Saints' parish, Larchmonth will
meet with Mrs. Hubble tomorrow
afternoon. <>i> All members and
friends; are Invited. ' v , / ,
■>:. y.-1« *1«7 BACH FOB"- ■..--....
■•«« CORNER THREE] LOTS i>! *.'>
One block from South Tacoma ca.
line, on South t. at, 1 blooka from
Horace Mann school. ■.;-. » --w •, -
HI!A, CALKINS A C 0.% ■ '-fM:
Phone M. 865. ■ 11« So. lath St.
» PI,AN -■ TO '; GET *; A HO MR $10
down and .20 I cents dally will « buy
two nice level : lots, within walking
dlatanoe «>*-Bt. Paul mill and R. It
round houses. Price 1250 per lot t
', •?,■*.-. Remember: Room , FOUR. :• 'Mf
* i"'" *i' U '■ one • West * Side ># acre
?■?«<? .?«"i on South mh •*- tor 1
fcat'il^i«!fii M ■Mthly.-.dSnwr.'
TACOMA REAL ESTATE BARGAINS
V:. ' ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FlßE!!—lnsure your nousa and fur
niture In reliable companies. Wo
have them. H. J. Schwlnn & Co.
ili Bankers' Trust Blag.
STAR WINDOW CLEANING CO., M.
3«39, A 1639. Janitor service.
AHK YOU DISGUSTED with the
dyeing, cleaning and pressing bus
iness? Now then, try the pluca op
posite the Star theater that lias 25
veiu-H 1 experience. We have no
horses, wagons or solicitors, hence
the reasonable prices for class A
work. Telephone Main 7480. J. A.
Donaldson, Prop.
SPIRITUAL TEST CIRCLE Sundays!
Tuesdays and Fridays, 8 p. m., 25c
all welcome. 315 So. 19th St., A. P.
Swain, Phone A 2751.
POII SALE—MISCISLLANnOUSr"
PIANO—High grade! must sell,
make offer; also ladles' gold
watch. Main 8096, after 6 p. m., M.
1268.
ItKSTAVHANT for salo cheap, part
cash, balance monthly payments.
Enquire Sampson hotel office.
11KSTAU11ANT for sale cheap, must
sell account of sickness. Apply
1705 Jefferson ay. .
Fire-proof safe*—l6l» Pacl4o ay.
FOR SALE— Good paying dry goods
and furnishing business, subur
ban city, owner leaving city, stock
Inventories about $7,000. Address,
A. J. C, Times.
FOR HA I,lO—A square piano. Phone
Main 5881.
FOR SALE—A 1-chair barber shop.
Apply at 2302 Vi Jefferson ay.
FOB RENTHOUSEKEEPINU
ROOMS,
FOR RENT—3 furnished housekeep-
Ing rooms, bath, light and phono.
$12.50. Phone M. 4852.
FLATS FOII RENT.
FOR RENT—2 flats at 307 and 307 tt
• So. J st. Price $16 and $18 per
month. Inquire O'Nell & Son, Phono
Main 325, A 2325.
SITUATION WANTED,
GRADUATE NURSE wants position
In doctor's or dentist's office. Ad
dress T. S., care Times.
HOUSES TO RENT.
»-r. house, 1408 So. J St., suitable""
for 2 families $22.50
2 3-r. cottages, rent cheap.
1 4-room cottage, furnished, at
Stellacoom.
JESSE H. READ, .135 Cnl. BldK.
1213 Div. ay., 6-r., bath, basement
and furnace. On Traction car
line $40 00
1529 No. Fife, 6-r. and bath $20.00
921 No. J., 6-r. and bath ....$14.00
912 No. 10th, 6-r. and bath .'.518.00
916 No. 10th, 6-r. and bath ..SIB.OO
GRAFTON & CO., 502 Berlin Bldg.
$18.50 Per Month
for a good 7-room house, being 2548
South O st.
This house Is In excellent repair,
with bath and other conveniences
Is within walking distance.
WASH. FIDELITY CO.
320-21 California Bldg.
Phones: Main 3613 and A 3613.
FOR RENT. ~
TWO newly furnished housekeeping
rooms. 810 Tacoma ay.
TO RENT—3 rooms for housekeep
ing. 1644 So. D.
FURNISHED COTTAGE. 5 rooms
Rent $12 month. Information Bu'
reau, 523.Cat. Bldg.
BOARDERS WASTED.
Wanted, children and girls to board.
Plenty freshmilk. 1323 6th eve.
HONEY WANTED.
WE place money at 10 and 12 per
cent net to you on good real es
tate security. Room 320 and 321
Bankers' Trust Bldg. .
HELP WASTED— '
MEN wanted on street grading
three months' work to good men'
$2 per day, 8 hours; must take part
pay in lots; two miles of streets
being graded, three miles of sew
ers being put In, in Central Park. A
good Investment. A good Job for
three months. Get off South Tacoma
car, 38th and M sts. Gill Home In
vestment Co.
WANTEDGood boy* over IS year*
of age to sell papers on the street
Apply ,to Newsboys' Union or tills
office. . ._. .
GOOD WAITER wants position. Ap
ply Public Market, Stall 23. A.
Constan. -. .„ . ,
UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT—B unfurnished room for
light housekeeping. 1209 A St.
WANTED TO BUY—I-4 lot, either
North or South, between E and
Yaklma ay., must be good buy and
close In; some terms desired. P. O.
Box 998. :.--.■>.:.■.'.■.■ .-■••...■ ■..•.• ■ :.',;.;.'..;•
'wanted.
WANTED to furnish a 60-ft. lot and
lumber to a carpenter to build his
own house ; and •■ furnish work and
part money to lay for same. En
quire Room 312 Bankers'- Trust.
WANT TO BUY—S to 14 room house!
' walking distance. O. F.. Thomas,
510 California Bid*;. ; - , , , .
FOR < —DESK : ROOM. Y-,Vi
FOR RENT—Desk room, with - fine
display window, new ■•■ store ■on
Commerce at., between 11th and 13th
sts. « Apply -. Room 315 - California
Bldg. •-. ■,-.;• -. -„;.., :•■.■,-■:■ ;-. ».\* „'■
WANTED TO BUY. :r,i.-^^
WANTED—A good kitchen range or
"T stove, with water-front; must be
a bargain. X, care Times. ifvi/fw^
Go see these bargains: lust what
you have -. been i looking for. - Seize
this golden opportunity to save the
rent and own your home. v Signs on
the property will -explain I terms: - 3
lots and .an ' B*i' house, 1608 South
I; 1H" lota and iO-room house, 2206
South G;- 1 JO-ft. lot and 6-room
house located at 1612 South G. See
these rent savers today. «*■»«<*&,«*»
/>;^ MUTUAL REALTY CO. '-;'
„,*,/, 204. California, BId». p^S
S ?gi For Sale i Cheap :': ?
• S j«lots • and 5-room: house,'-Owner i
&i?z'&u*fF i psS' mumy ••» Mtouoi
»non« :i* Call > Bast >O ■» and m 14th ps •». *
THE TACOMA TIMES
TACOMA BUSINESS CHANCE AND
UK VI. KBTATK OPPORTUNITIES
We don't advertise anything that
Is not a bargain. - .
HERE'S A HEAL SNAP r
22-room house on C St., not far
from Postofflce. This place has ax
ceptlonally good furniture, good
piano, good Iron beds; hard wood
furniture, bath; everything first
class. Kent only $80. Price $2,500,
with terms.
NOTICE THIS ONE ,4.
The finest house on C street; In
come $600 month; fine furniture; 63
rooms; steam heat. $11,000; can
make terms; lease,
ANOTHKU GOOD BUT. . .
39-room house on C street, first
class condition; throe years' lease;
steam heat; net Income per month
$200. Price $7,500; $4,000 cash, bal
ance time. -■
GOOD VALUE FOR TOUR MONET
A 43-room apartment house In an
Ideal location; good furniture, good
tenants, good lease and low rent.
Price only $3,600.
THIS ONE IS ALRIGHT.
13-rm. house for $525 cash; splen
did location and has cost the pres
ent owners over $600. Good reason
for selling. '
HERE'S A GOOD ONE.
15-room house, on Tacoma ay.,
near 11th St.; Rood iron beds, good
hardwood furniture. Rent only $45
per month. Price $1500.
ANOTHER 16-ROOM HOUSE]
This one Is on E St., In good lo
cation. Runt only $25 per month.
Price $950.
If you are In the market for a
good rooming house, store, fruit and
cigar stand, restaurant or real es
tate, wo have some good bargains
In all of the above, and if you do
not see here what you want, come
In and see us and we can find what
you want.
TACOMA BUSINESS CHANCE!
AGENCY
E. McColley, Manager.
407 California Bldg'.
Phones: 40:11 and A 4091.
WRECK AUCTION
SALE
Tomorrow, at 10:30 a.
m., at 913 Commerce st.
Goods from the S. S. L. R.
R., consisting of the fol
lowing: y.v_. M •
Clothing, groceries, un
packed cases, sewing ma
chines, brooms, machin
ery, go-carts, toy wagons,
folding beds, iron beds,
pictures, scales, cash reg
isters, couches, dressers,
commodes, crockery,
trunks, hardware, electri
cal supplies, etc.
WM. FITZ HENRY
Auctioneer
913 Commerce St.
A LETTER
A Bargain Offered at
Magnolia
Mr. Jesse O. Thomas, Jr.,
Tacoma, Wash.
Dear Sir:—
Your favor of January 20th re
ceived relative to the lots on the
beach near Magnolia at Quarter
master Harbor. Will say that I will
be pleased to have you sell them for
me. I am willing to sell the prop
erty on the following terms: Both
lots. including house and furniture
In the house, for $1500; half cash
and balance In one year at 8 per
cent, or will sell the vacant lot for
$650, or the house and lot, with fur
niture In It, for $900 cash.
(Signed)
If ydji are in the market for • a
nice summer right on the beach
with the tidelands Included this Is
what you want. The house Is a
good one and the price Is far b»
low the market.
Jesse 0. Thomas, Jr.
1005 A St.
McKinley Park Add.
A fow good lots left, close to oar.
and school; on terms of $25 cash
and $5 per month. These won't last
but a few days. <• Also have a few In
Park Avenue Add. on sama terms. °
E. P. GREGORY CO., Inc.
&RWebb izomhs XK tF- 0re *ory-
WILL SELL :-:;-:|j
The following stock and ( bonds all
Too 1" KSoEaVo Mb*>ct t0 prior "ale:
B'
-1,000 H. E. M. Mining. 'A - : ;, ,
188 Comstock Uolden Gat*. "
200 Bishop Creek *»"*•
1200 British Guiana.'' s£tZ V-. U r-■!'•;"/
100 Rosebcrry Rawhide. '^ '' «
400 Manhattan Combination. "* 4
' 400 Manhattan- Buffalo. "*"" -
20-American Telegraphone. r' 7
50 English Marconi Wireless.
WILL BUY
Subject to prior purchase: ;-; ::
60 United Wireless pf&
;;20 United "Wireless pfdi«; * "v
- 100 Springfield i Mining , (Cat)" , ."r
J. E. McFarlancl
Stooks and Bonds
4X7 Provident BIdJL . Z.
BUY A LOT OUT
DAY
ISLAND
for your summer home.
It is the only suitable
WATERFRONT PROriSRTY
Between Point Defiance and
Stellacoom.
The water system Is In.
The streets are graded.
Tim bridge Is built from
the Island to the main
land.
Boating and fishing good.
. Beach Is fine.
Is an Ideal place for chil
dren.
Price list and maps on ap
plication.
Eugene Church
Company
Tel. Main 230. loth & A Sts.
Good Investment
And the price Is right. Northwest
corner of So. I and Kith, 65x130 ft.
Fine apartment house site.
For a short time only we can de
liver for $4,200.
F. I. MATTINKI.V * CO.
COS Fidelity Bldg.
$250 CASH
We have 10 acres close to the city,
partially covered with fir, which we
are. offering for $1,000; $250 cash,
bal. payable per month. Call and
see us If you want this.
J. E. Darling & Son
323 California Bldg. '•
For Sale by Owner
EASY TERMS
■ New 5-room house, full concrete
basement. in North End, near paved
street and car line; electric lights,
porcelain lined fixture In bath and
kitchen; fine Al slash grain finish.
Call up owner. Tel. A 3016.
BIGGEST SNAP IN SCHOOL. SEC.
TION
34 tOTS AND mil si:, $3,800
. 1 BLK, TO MASON AY. BOULE
VARD
Improved with handsome home, en
tirely cleared and under cultivation,
fruit trees, etc.; only 6 blocks from
Proctor St., a thoroughfare graded
from 6th ay. to North 38th; in the
best part of the school section In a
district being rapidly Improved with
pretty homes; on the extension of
the North X St. lino. Good terms.
See this quick. We have sold blocks
78 and 182 In the last three days
M. 11. Km 111 111 * co.
4th Floor Berlin Bids;.
F. B. CAMPBELL & CO., 311 Cali
fornia Bldg. Heal Estate, Loans,
Insurance.
A Fine Little Bungalow
$23 DOWN, $10 PER MONTH
2 lots and a new bungalow Just
completed, In fine location, facing
on car line. . This is the best offer
we have ever made on such easy
terms. The place is worth morn
money than we ask right now, with
good prospects of advance. Price
$050... ...
J. M. CURTIS * CO.
314 Bankers' Trust Bldg.
HOW
Would you like an Investment that
will net you 10 per cent above
taxes. Insurance and repairs? We
have It. A 10-room flat and 4-room
cottage In rear on paved street. Ce
ment walks. All assessments paid.
Price $3500. Terms. • • .
A beaitiful North End home. Un
obstructed water, mountain and city
views. Fifty foot corner, 1 block
from car line. A new modern B
room house. Basement and furnace.
Cement walks on grounds. Price
$6,500. One-half cash.
|gg§SEE
Us for lots In all parts of city.
Four acres near Puyallup. Good
soil. On good road, near car line.
A bargain. . ;^.»..- -„, ... ■ > _. . : .
6-acre water front • tract, . Includ
ing tldelands on Quartermaster Har
bor, 5 minutes' walk from wharf.
Modern 7-room • house. , Good soil.
Will make a splendid home or plat
ting proposition. « Can be sold under
.market value. See this, - and yon
will buy. Good terms. --„ „ v .
IRRIGATED TRACTS
' For sale or will exchange for city
property, two 10-acre tracts near
S'orth ' Yaklma, «4 miles from sta
tions. : One tract In fruit 1 trees, - the
other plowed and ready ror crop.
- 15. acres, 2H miles from Sunny
side; 9 acres in orchard, the balance
alfalfa. See us for a trade. , \ -■■
H. E. Wright & Company
420 Berlin "Bid* ■■ '
■„ Phones: M. 7278: A IRI4. ' .',
■■iS^.rrt- ""■•■">■'".^ - --••- . ; rf '■■ ■>•-;•,. .'
.... •.-...[; SO. O ' STREET, $1800 ■£v/. •
« 1.05r.-I\ : T-ROOM ) HOME. TERMS
■' 7-r.* house In good condition, plas
tered, electric lights, closets, * pan
try, well arranged for two families.
Now rented for < $14.00 monthly and
worth s more; t vLv, block » from S- ca>
paved street. S This is only. 6 blocks
from the Milwaukee depot and close
;o all . the depots. The finest specu
lation In Tacoma. Part ; cash, 1 bal
ance t year* A snap.
Si'-^SJt, B. KOKHI.KH * CO. ;
4th Floor Berlin Bide JLv..
$100
Cash and $15 per month buy* my
new 4-room houao, nicely finished,
2 good lots, 1- block from car lino
and school, 10 roluutoa' ride, to Pa
cific v.v., all for 91200. Call at next
door to concrete store on Kast II
and Division lane, McKlnley Park
car,
-. D. J. JOHNSON, Owner.
Must sell, party leaving town, 40
acres good soil, near: dock, 7 miles
from Tacoma, 25 per aero. Terms.
803 Kentucky Bids;.
9 LOTS 4-ROOM HOUSE
6 of these lots are. In fruit and
berries, 3 easily cleared now used
for a chicken run; -2 blocks from
car line. The house Is very comfort
able, right In town, one of the beat
schools In the county. -Right on a
main thoroughfare. 11760 will buy
It! $350 cash, balance to suit pur
chaser. Tills Is $500 under value,
the owner Is leaving the city Is the
reason for making this sacrifice. Is
well located, on the corner. This
Is a first class home, or speculative
buy. If you are from Missouri, 1
can show you; then you will be
convinced.
D. M. MORGAN
208-9 Bankers' Trust Bldg.
O. L. Tock, realty broker and build
er, 38th and Yaklma, M6924-A41>02.
REAL ESTATE AND
I INSURANCE
A. M Richards & Co.
' 08 Bankers Trust Bids;.
$10 Down
and $5 per month buys a lot In
the famous McKlnley Park 4th ad
dition, best located addition for sure
advance In price In th;< city, walk-
Ing distance to the terminal grounds
of 3 railroads, with the extension
of the P st. car line on 1 side and
the McKlnloy on the other; good
soil, view, schools, etc. Now Is the
time to Invest. Bring this ad with
you. Take McKlnley Park car, get
off at office, corner of Morton and
East M St.
T. li. OREOORY
10 Acres
For $200
Near Dupont Station, on county
road, improved' farms adjoining,
good 8011, easy terms.
J. A. WINTEHMUTE * lIHO.
Berlin Bldg. Room* 306-7
NORTON & HILL
Real Estate, 201-2 Berlin Building
8-room house and 2 lots, near 6th
ay. to exchange for small ranch, or
acreage.
COTTON * MOM It
One hundred thousand dollars
being, spent for improvements In
Central Park now. Come, see; lots
$175 up, with Improvements, only
$10 down and $5 per month. Get off
80. Tacoma car at 38th and M ats.;
office one block west. Gill Home
Investment Co. * -
"'"■''' ■" - • " ' '■ >
For Sale By Owner
New 4-room house, bath room,
electric lights, water, finish In Al
condition, 2 fine lots, 1 block from
car line; price $1,500, on terms to
suit you. Don't fall to come, today
If you want a nice place. Take Pa
ct flu Traction car and get off' at
36th st. I am at corner house. > L.
H. Williams, owner.
AT MILTON
5 acres logged-off land, 10 min
utes' walk from lnterurban depot;
good shot clay soil; Al fruit and
berry land. Price 00. Terms $300,
bal. 1 and 2 years at 7 per cent."- I
Jno. S. Williams J
•
EAST 20TII ST., 3 LOTS ;
■. ■". GOOD 6-H. - house: .V barn V,
PRICE, $3BOO|; 91,000 CASH
Some lots In this block are held
at $5,000 each. ■ This ■is ■ the ,s best
East End bargain offered In 3 years.
Close to the permanent terminals
and shops of the T. R. & P. street
railway. A future : flat-house : loca
tion. ■-.:, ■■.-■■■■ ~--.;.,. >■■'•.■.-;..-:,';"'<■>•<
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--\ M. H. KOBHLBR * CO.
• v 4th' Floor Berlin Bldg.
JOHN B. KINO
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-f:\.i RK\I. ESTATE, LOANS, ': ;
•'"* • llKVl'tl.tt A INSURANCE] ii .*.-.';
411 Bankers' Trust Bldg. •■. > Tacoma
■>•'-■•■'Vi' Y::'>' t 'BK»T nvr>%t^^/^:t
Two choice lots, cleared and grad
ed, -on North : Prospect ■ St.. ;2 ■ blocks
from «th ay. f- Price <•<? $1100; * half
cash, , balance at 6 per cent. - .:•■
,'*, '?" Thompson *" bunting'-'* £"
;■-■-■; 315 California Bldg. ;=;-%.'*
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CI.OSK lit
<■' On \ South I.' at^eto«V to 13th, we
have 5a i practically I new, i modern 7
room 1 house, • with alls the street im
provements ■( In. w Can « be * sold r fur
nished. If ■ desired. This fls a good
Investment,« as » Well as »a . rery de
sirable home buy. Price $8,000.
BEHDEHT WEST,
to» CalUorai* Bids.
HERE ARE 3 GOOD BARGAINS
I—TIIKKK HOUSES AND 3 LOT!) OX lIX IMA. AY., • CLOSkB «O|
WliriillT I-UIK * ■ ;--'■—.,— • -,*!> S.WJi"«SHWM I
Ono lj-room ilonMo hounr>, modern throughout and S B-room. hOU—I
In the roar; rental Income |911 per year. Owner wants to sell and Will I
tak» $8,600; liberal term*. Purchaser to iin.tuniu street assessment.■->-
-3—ll!llllll\ s-ii.m.m Hull MIS AM» a LOTS UN X NT, >K. H SIXTH AT.
Conservative value of the lota In 16.000. Th« house has brick baa*
mont with furnace and laundry, 3 fireplaces, bath, etc., and couldn't ••
duplicated for $2,600. But tii.i ownsr wants to sell quick and will take
$6,500; half cash. ■ • - .-...:• 7iktTrtiiiitmm
—>n>i>i.ii\. Miv t-room HOITSI3 AND A GOOD io-room hours
Corner lot 40x130 on Ho. O at. Thla property will return » par cent
not on the Investment, and will boar close Investigation., Prloa $S,*oo|
half caali. ..... ?i*<MSn
Main 3619 B. G. PROKOP A 2201
•19 Hankers' Trust Blflff. ' ft «
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CHOICE APPLE AND PEACH ORCHARDS
We have eight B-acre tracts In the choicest location In the cele
brut Ki'iiwick hlKhlandH, all within two tulle* of town, that la to
bo planted to orchard tllls spring. You can, by buying now, select the
trees you wish planted, or will plant a part to ■M" ■■■< and walnut* and
care for tho orchard* three your* without cost. ... - -■ ■ ■■-■ -.v-is'stwjj
Hero Is a chance to secure an orchard whore fruit and berrloa ma
ture 2 woeks earlier than at Yaklma, therofora highest prices for
crop.- ... ■ * ■ ■ -.- .- ■ >:', ■•■:. .':,.;.--fl^-.L,i
Very reasonable terms of paymont are provided. "• . - 4■•%&•»»
Wo wish os many as posafhlo to go over with us February Bth. v-v
' Wo pay all expenses to buyers and all expense* If land Is not • M
represented. - - -<' T'*"v^pl*sSj?
Coombs & Briggs
323 Bankers' Trust Bldg. ':?Wsk
IMPROVED ACREAGE V?
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$200 per acre for 10 acres at Edgewooil on main county road, ; with ■•
room house, barn, fi chicken houses, chicken parks, Rood well of
water. 4 acres fenced, with a (1-foot fence, Rood brooder house,
strawberry patch. $1200 cash, balance on terms, % mile from sta
tion. -.-. '.''•-i-('3-sst
$2500 buys a E-room house, with 2 lots, on Bast 26th St., adjoining tha
Milwaukee. Uar/suln. Terms. .'.•...,■,-".««*
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$4500 buys 6 lots on corner North 24th and Alder, on P. D. car Un«.
Terms. :.i. ■'^,j'
$2200 buys a now 0-room house, modern, plastered and beautifully fin- j
tailed Inside. Tills Is an Ideal home on P. I>. car line, North 26tn»;
Bt. This Is an exceptionally Rood buy for this money and loca-;
tion, and will be appreciated when Been, and Is put down to th»
price for quick sale. Terms. ■.•-'."'
H. B. WALTER & CO., 223 Bankers' Trust Bldg.
NEW MODERN BUNGALOW IN NORTH END.
'■ ■-..■- .-.:■- ■.•v:»f>t<l
Containing 5 rooms, bath, laundry and basement. Very best *at i
porcelain plumbing:, and th» house is well built In every way, havlna
been built for owner's own home. Situate on a corner on North 27tR:
street. '■ .-..;• .;.... ■■'.&'?£Wsm
The price with 3 lot* Is $3,000, on terms of $1200 cash and bal. on
easy terms at 7 per cent interest » . ! "■;SS'PKi
„"■■• : ' i.WiSfif
Or the owner will soil with lot 40x75 for $2400, on term* of _; on*. !
third cash, bal. 2or 3 years, interest 7 per cent. ' . „ ':>=
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1023 Pacific Avenue. . " • "» Telephone:; Main SSi
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20 Acres Waterfront $650
1500 feet of beach land, opposite McNeil's Island, near Longrbranch. '
Sometime* we eot bargains like this, but they never last long, $450.
cash- •■• ■ ■ -s: • -„-:%
80 Acres Logged Off Land ,^
At $7.50 per acre; ',1 mile from waterfront, opposite Longbranch. Noth-
Ing in that township for less than $10 per acre. Buy It and forgot it
—there's profit In it. < ; . ■■.'i'v t -J^sp
A. 11. DA II Ml is 101. COMI'ANV.
Room 1. it:.:' Pacific Aye. i} M. 7204
Proctor and 7th St.
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5-room -cottage, bath, electric lights, fireplace; 2 nice ,< lota; 1 block;
from 6th ay. car. Price $27SU. ;. . . ' * ",' .' ' ' :"i^-;^*
SO. 41st ST.
6-room house, almost new, 2 good lots, 2 blocks from oar line, for $1,«
800., Terms, $200 cash, balance monthly. <■ y'.;,:w!S
■■,;->;■>■-..'^soJ; Bth ST. ' ,v, ;S
6-room house, f bath, plastered, electric lights; I lots; street Improve,.':
ments in and paid. Price $3,000; terms. ... v" ■' ■; ■:.: tSfRSSf
SO. 13th ST. ; ■ ' ."//^m
(•room house, electric lights plastered; rented for $18 per months t
■ • lot; street Improvements In and paid; near Fife, for ♦ 1600. ?i!|rira
E. F. Gregory : Co., Inc.
I. B. WEBB. ; :•- ■ B. F. ■ QRBUOa«V
"■■"- ; 120 Twelfth Street
310-311 Berlin Bldg.
If you wish to sell your property
we have buyers. *•-;•■ >*-«*-. » ■'!-■>■
. If you wish to buy we are sellers.
We I respectfully solicit your pat
ronage. ■; ■■ ,'-'■■'■■ ;';' , ■ ■ ■••: • '.' -■, < ;•'
Terry & Windley
Loans.; ,: „ ' . Insurance.
This Is Meant for You
S: I 1 oan sell you % good, cheap i lots,
close •to car tine, In : good < location
and i build I a nice i house, for you - ac
cording to your taate and specifica
tions. m Small i- payment c down a and
the i balance like paying \ rent. v Bet
ter see me before buying, as : I; am
sure I can satisfy you. _ , ■ -.
B. G. PBOKOP
;•■• ■-;•■■■;> 620 Bankers' Trust Bldg.ryii
;.'l ;- 7,.3;r/."'-'*Main'»ia '. . ' ,*s;
for Sale or Trade
'■ I 1 have f several i good city > and ' su
burban is; residences, ■ '■?. small m farms,
acreage ' «nd f- lots, ■ for : sal* ■at low
prices and easy terras; will consider
trade iof rs city * proyerty (or | farms
and ' farms - for »tr*g&£@s3lSßlßlßi
■ BAHfWWL I* Uifit,
CORNER
■Boxl2o ft. in block ISO, school •ac
tion •■ 30, North n 14th and ffi Monroe, t
only] $350; j easy s terms.
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1 I VKI.IOY, FINHAND f*lCOiaai
Main 1 3878 %si-i 7l *01 pj Pao. Ay*
A 10-Acre Tract
Near Edgewood
ft.This Is'? extremely choice land, lo
rated only : a short ■»■ distance from
school,, and ' surrounded; by prosper* '
our small farms.
xA ■ splendid! locality to i make yottr';
home.
THE! PRICE) IS «»O«
j :»• Term's ■ can ba . had; J-i -"'ii£fe«l&r- ■ ■"" -
■ This land Is not hard to clear, atid
muut rbo aeon ito be ; appreciated,
320-21 California Bids;.
.• Phones: Main l and A S«U,
WM ARK nUDPARKD.
to ' locate , you on HO aortw at timr
■ box land, k consisting of • pIBV «fc^