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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1905
Page
6
A cluttered classified page highlights Alaska land bids and ranch opportunities near Richmond Reach and Port Alexander. Listings discuss eighteen acre and twenty acre parcels with water, fences, barns, and convenient access. Agents Maltry and Stewart advertise acreage for sale, urging quick inquiries and flexible terms.
Apartment and house ads note properties for sale in Seattle, listing cottages, lots, and homes with terms like $1,100 cash and financed balances. Several agents and firms such as MALTRY, BEATTIE, MICHIE MIR, and BAILARD promote real estate deals near Green Lake, Ballard, and Puget Sound, with offers to tour by streetcar and variations on ownership.
Western avenue reports arrivals of seven cars of oranges five cars of potatoes and three cars of bananas on Thursday. Potatoes due Saturday. onions and berries noted with price moves. Veal abundant at low prices. tomatoes weak. extensive stock lists for produce and grocery items follow.
Humane Officers Clark and Vaupell confront Police Judge Gordon over the delayed 26 dollar cruelty fine from Mrs Bigelow who scalded a dog. After months of inaction the judge extended the payment deadline to May 12 and the officer was refused collection only to be dragged to the lawyer, where leniency was granted.
Rabbi Joseph will speak Friday evening on The Immortal Schiller with English address and original Schiller quotations. The choir directed by Prof Alfred Lueben will perform Thekia a spirit voice and Peace Sweet Concord. Exercises begin at o'clock sharp. A show window in front of George Simmons' store at 709 Second was broken Thursday morning and valuable furs stolen.
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