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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1907
Page
6
Classified ad policy details rates for one insertion and line charges. It lists advertising agencies Kennedy Drug Co Ballard agency P H Mullen and Main Office with addresses and phone numbers. The Star disclaims accuracy and no responsibility for errors in telephoned advertisements.
Ree ree ee ee er et THE STAR LOAN CO offers loans up to $800 on real estate or property with no security. Wage earners and various workers can obtain funds quickly at reduced rates. The notice lists address and contact hints for proceedings and terms.
A variety of farm lands and lots are offered by JACKYON REALTY AND LOAN COMPANY and others. 1- to 3-Acre tracts near Kennydale, Paulebo, and Chehalis Lewiston area promise low prices, with terms like part cash. one 40-acre parcel, waterfront Hartetens Te land, and an Alaska Building site also advertised. Several properties include improvements such as fences, barns, orchards, and chicken houses. Listings encourage quick inspection and multiple locations in Kitsap and Snohomish regions.
A flood of property ads touts view lots and cottages near parks and car lines. Several agents including LONEGREN & WADMARK and KEAN list homes with low down payments, monthly terms, and near waterways or parks. mentions include Tacoma Interurban access and options around Valley City and Everett area.
A flood of advertisements details numerous homes and plots for sale or rent around Capitol Hill and nearby Seattle areas. Listings feature multiple room homes, acreage, and bargain prices with terms including cash down payments and monthly installments.
Fragmented notice describes a transfer scheme at a station with directions to a sign onAddition and an individual named LaRue Dart. It mentions paying fines and monthly payments, inviting readers to visit an office at 40T Oriental Mook Main 2909 Ind 3088.
Investors urged to fund Parkland development tied to maneuvering Atlantic coast trade hubs. Panicked prose touts returns and a national land scheme with down payments from 95 to 150 dollars, promising quick profits. The offer claims Parkland Wil promises buyers profit through a gateway to transportation operations and offshore markets.
Moran Michael W. Morin arrived recently and died by his own hand in a room at 211 Firetav Portland hotel. Guests recalled seeing him Saturday evening and a muffled report was heard around 2 AM. The door was forced open yesterday afternoon and he was found with the revolver in his hand.
An OCR fragmented notice advertises a $5 per month car service plan with promises of fast service and evening arrangements. It mentions fees like $660 and references a “Fine car service” with vague terms and dates.
The city council confirmed M. T. Maloney, secretary of the carpenters union, as superintendent of streets and sewers. Five councilmen opposed including Mullen, Morrison, Conway, Reynolds and Burnett. thirteen voted for. Case’s resignation was accepted by the mayor yesterday afternoon. only Councilman Gill spoke, urging confirmation amid a chaotic street department.
John Peterson who claimed to be a lumberman from Seattle became violent in San Francisco and had four policemen to restrain him on the way to Oaklands receiving hospital. He is strapped to a cot in a padded cell.
At Port Townsend on October 22 fees totaling 60 are paid by candidates for the municipal primary. Mayorship bids by Gerson and Plummer, city attorney by Trumbus, council seats by Anderson Caswell Hatler Scott Coyne Johnson Katz Weigel Kineell, all running on the Citizens Ticket. The primary will largely determine the election outcome. In Washington DC, William P Brown of Bellingham and F M Heyburn of Spokane are admitted to practice before the US Supreme Court.
United Press reports Mr sod Mra Wallings and Mise Hoes Strunsky, the Americana detained by police and jailed Sunday, have been released. They will depart Russia tomorrow for Germany.
Birth notices list Parker daughter to Parker To wife of C. BE Parker at 1085 Senecast on Oct. 20 Gunderseon daughter to T Gan Gerson at 1506 18th av S on Oct. 18 Megiew daughter to J L Megiew at 1118 Pikest on Oct. 20 and Willame son to A H Willame of Hillman City on Oct. 20.
William H. Burns a New York lawyer was appointed guardian of John Evangelisto an inmate at the Western Washington hospital for the insane by Judge Albertson. Rev Father E M Kauten the Providence hospital chaplain requested the guardian on a sixteen year acquaintance. Evangelisto claimed great wealth but his tale lacked credence. While in the county jail he made a will leaving all property to fellow prisoner George Mackay.
Deaths registered today include Borgford infant aged none on Oct 19 at 6518 26th Ave N W Stubb-G A Brubb 16 on Oct 19 in Youngstown Henriksen A Henricksen 53 on Oct 20 at 104 N Broadway Morrison Phillip Morrison 56 on Oct 19 136 B 57th St The notices provide names ages and dates without additional biographical details.
Monuments Art Marble Company located at 2011 Bec ond av three doors north of Virginia st. Contact numbers 1738.
The era’s balloon contest featured 9 balloons from Germany the United States and France with 60 000 to 156 000 witnesses. Start times ranged from 4 00 p m to 4 49 p m as Pommern and others lifted in five minute intervals amid cheers and band music.
Spokane officials say R C Crosby a Dundee Oregon dairy farmer is suspected by Pinkerton detectives of a long running bank swindler using aliases Oscar Wil Hood Wood Burt and about a dozen others He allegedly defrauded Washington Trust Co of 275 in May and was arrested with help from Spokane and Yamhill County officers He waived extradition and is held in Spokane as the agency pursues a century long trail across multiple states and aliases
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