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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1906
Page
6
Real estate and rental notices混 scattered listings offer rooms laundry two-room cottage and housekeeping, plus farms and land for sale in Beattie area. Listings mention FURNITURE CO buys, loans, and auctions, with several real estate firms, brokers, and agents like Herbert Upper Moore Realty Co and Century Realty Co proposing parcels near Seattle and nearby towns.
Numerous properties for sale appear across West Wheeler and nearby streets. Ads promote cash deals, low down payments, monthly terms, and newly built homes near Queen Anne, Green Lake, and University districts. Offers include lots, cottages, and modern houses with improving infrastructure and nearby transit access.
Real estate ad offering cheap homes and tracts for sale by installments. Mentions Duwamish ridge Hillman offices Times Block and Atlantic City agents Sapp Kenny Murdock Rapin Wall Smiley and others. Promotes 180 down and monthly payments, with price points and contact numbers Ballard 3798.
Auction style ad lists multiple properties and land tracts for sale or trade. It mentions three acres with a nine room house, barn, chicken facilities near Riverton. waterfront tracts, lakefront lots, and a variety of houses and lots near car lines and city centers. Promises favorable terms, trades, and quick sales through Lewis & Co and other brokers.
Residential and investment parcels listed with terms, cash downs, and rents. Properties include acre on Rainier Boulevard, four to five room cottages near 2th Street and Dearborn, and Queen Anne and Capitol Hill lots with lake and mountain views. Listings advertise easy terms, modern houses, and high rental income from multiple 9- to 7-room homes. Several corner lots near Natier Boulevard and Atlantic, and a large Lake Washington waterfront site are highlighted. Danner Co and Hanson Realty advertise these Seattle properties for quick sale.
Captain Gloster and Coach Stranger select the five rowers to travel to California for races against Stanford and California. Christie and Cooper will row starboard with Gloster and Kirby or Lowry on port. Lakeside practice and two daily sessions begin immediately as the squad narrows to fit the trip lineup.
Mayor Moore plans to close Seattle pool rooms citing law and telephone ties to Georgetown. Prosecuting Attorney Markintosh is urged to prosecute owners while Mayor Moore reviews state laws and telephone company franchises to cut off service.
The license clerk in the city comptroller’s office handles Go licenses on the first day of the year with fees of $1 for male dogs and $2.50 for female dogs. Last year 2,694 male and 239 female licenses were paid. The dog catcher begins rounds to find unlicensed dogs on May 1.
The Grand Opera House presents Cousin Kate with Miss Gallatin in the lead but critics found the play weak and the production unremarkable due to flimsy lines dull plot weak costumes and poor scenic effects. Three more nights and a Wednesday matinee remain with a gloomy outlook for theatergoers while Tacoma audiences reportedly roasted the show after an underwhelming first act.
The engagement opens with Ben Hendricks starring in Ole Olsen at Third Avenue theater. The cast includes Glorvine and her Girls, T Nelson Downs, Rizleys, Morton and Fairfield, and Howell the comedienne. A week of strong entertainment with singing and sketches is anticipated.
Report describes the Walden to Fairbanks trail breaking up with sections still good while five to ten miles are cut to pieces. Farallon arrivals report 15 to 20 miles making the trip as spring thaw creates slush. Police reportedly rest and transfer duties to a brother for oversight as a 15 year old Willie Martin is mentioned in connection with the event.
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