The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 21, 1903, Page 4

act play on from yer wilt attempt t © in the best of hw ent i gan wit! comedy en he ar now before ord of the meeting in Rattery Bireet M. iI Sunday Sermons i Nev. M. A. by Bootiah Prenc iret Unitarian At lia. m f he bing Key Wa xu W. Db. aim hington asd pubis nde ured 7:9 p.m, “Ge bytertan Phe The ter Pre At Mam ” Kigh mane and benediction Piret M. We church — He Ge A Charles D. Hanford z }Atil am M a b= . je probably no Shakes | 7:0 p.m ren uy sermor the public Meaning, Goal Method twake. At tl a m andi Twentieth avenue @ - slot Hdwin Heoth, Mr, Booth ¢ Gowen, + At 1:90 hin mitt ant the | for Mark Antony in the soy elie NP Ba hand Barrett revival of “Jullus Se ation oa ae ae § a gan lg «sry tev, FW, Keator, D. D. 1 nford's work, declare that he wou \ reached the crewning * | Chureh Notes b- it by hie iret MF | M. ¢ At : seehuck Ado iam, "Ch % M.S Anat. oo omany suitors who mang ef the 118 p.m. “The Unweleomed Guent liner eg gen ig eta we he farmers who were mening, of Uh Metin Bestiic Mein ney ee a. i ill detty wv c reach a wale w fighting hiv © Grand on Wednes ee se an ee preach at i} vtet OF the FP Third Avenue eding nights is meer te Bisihmev. a hag gab glo ee be Wat mcte Whar Fis pena vane Weber, At il a.m. “God's Why {eee wih 1e08 Sip wry 18 p. m, “Man's Best Why |Hammun will sing Anna Held | First German Haptist—Hev A Special Mestings r+ : Dainty Anna Held comes to the! Graner, At 1) a, nf. a sermon; 1:90) Queen City Theosophical Boctet se nes = © A next week for two perform » meets in the Pioneer block at 8 ~ tnt A gegen add impnpodt only in her latest and gr : Unfolding Nature tn Mas clever supp «company The Little Duchess a 7 . ea eaters wit be given . an a comedy with muse Impreanabte Theosophical n | : Regt de Koven and Harry Changeless Being ltod@e, moeta at 1 ‘ ite tee monnete Bet | Se Duchess German Lutheran—Rev.. Knappe. |i pm. “Help from Unseen World mtinie funny comed e Man rtunities ¢ At 10:30 p m., "How God Saves Usl Mra 1 ueh Fi Mexico," next week. It was wrens B ' ay M Yih ¥ that made the author fa . which was very And catabliehed | early made manifest in “Papa's r t which are said to ehow was ooeh here last ena fiantly In “The Little the patrons of OLETTR Chai, IN “CORIANTON,” AT THE SEATTLE THE aren | eee de IR A “The Cowboy and the Lady” | a wughter from sein wf pm. peer Sa ton at the Grand! wont, which apens ter ook at the lnk of ewords ts to be heard several r Seattle cheat Hight. |Umes in the play, the military els ch Messrs. John Cort Howe t being more eesertive than the life which ¥ of this city have both given “Cortan. | religious mot te | fon with Nat © oodwin tn the role | ton thelr unqualified tndorsement +, George B Fisher, | Which Mr. Kent will assume here, |atter having orge Van Os i. times in ot ion Violet. Milton, “Lover's Lane J nov wh and Miss Lelia, “Lovers’ Lane the famous Clyde |® roman | Pitch play, will be given at the| the 1Grand sou Warde and James j ; The Tempest” will woed at Harry Corson Clarke the Grand this afterne 1 this) Harry Corson Clarke and hie co: evening by the Warde and James | pany with retur the Seattle company ater March 1, playing Madison Theater reise — The new vaudevitie company wilt Seattle Theater pen Monday afternoon at the Madi-| An unusual amount of interest at eon and will remain a week. Thejtaches to the “Corlanion” engage raig ona Mose J and Why Smith | among the * Visiting Day ‘= day on the bat i Hoats leave pler 1), at Wem. iis Runday | theehip Wh &) 2 (oppontt wine and 4 30 p love story Mra. H. McCaughey gave luncheon party Wednesds ere were laid for 10 guests, In the afternoon cards were played ‘The wedding of Miss Edith Har- | rion and Mr. Rufus Campbet! took | Place Wednesday evening at St Mark's church at $ o'chiek. Rev Liwyd offictating, The bride was owned in white crepe and carried erange blossoms, Miss Mabel Har- tisom was maid of honor and Mr. | Andrews acted as best man. Invitations heve been issued for a macanerade ball to be gtven Wed . ye im Little's hall. The given by the class and Toce-very pleasant et: Mr. Prescott Bmitt haw issued tn- “ations for a dancing party to be given Friday evening. ‘Tae Knights and Ladies of Secur- ity gave & socks! hop Thursday ev- ening at Chrivtenson’s hell. A targe feerber of members and their friends entertainment to o given next Friday evening in ‘® ball A dancing party will be given next evening by a few young Deopie In the Kenton Hil! Clubhouse. ‘The iast Assembly ball was given last night in the Denny hotel. The decorations were elaborate. Was- ners full orchestra furnished muste, It was one of the most suc- ceasful baile given this keason. Mrs. R. L. Graham entertained the Ninth Avenue Card Club Thureday evening et her home on Ninth aven- we. Taken on the Ground February 14, 1903 200 Lots Grubbed and Cleare At Prices From| $50 to $200 $10.00 Down $5 Per Month 60-Foot Streets and 12- Foot Alleys, Sidewalk In Front of Every Lot, City Water Without Extra Expense to Purchasers BEAUTIFUL VIEW OF LAKE WASHINGTON. OF THE LOTS. 5-CENT FARE. RENTON CAR LINE. 22 Minutes Ride From Pioneer Square Mise Estella Fisher entertained # few friends informally Thursday ev~- ening at her residence between First | and Second avenues went. Mrs. H. N. Brooke left this week # few months’ visit in Low An- Mre. Johfison and her daughter. residence. Sit freshments were served, 100-— Rew ard—$100 ‘The readers of this paper will be fo learn that there ix at least one hat acience bas been able ( 6 Aalto Rend for let of t ¥. 5. CHENEY @ Sold ty Drugeist, Te. Hall's Family Pille are the best APPLE TREES ON SOME} PERFECT TITLE, TWO BLOCKS FROM Comfort and Street car line Five minutes Every lot goe surveyed through property walk to bathing and boating in Lake no reserves, First come, wn, $5a month, Ste this property Washington first served before you buy elsewhere The Seattle ElectricCompany ! Seattle Safe Investment Co. W. H. THOMPSON, Manager 315 Arcade Bidg. Phone, James 4821 4, 7 Convenience Between the charming little city of Columbia (4 miles to the southeast of Pioneer | Starti square) and the no less-delighful summer home place of Brighton Beach, with the exten } Week Mandi 4 eb. 23 sion of the Renton Hill crest won the west, sloping conveniently to the sparkling waters 1 quence “SONCRY oe of Lake Washington on the Exst, with view of mountain, lake and forest, with clear and in Bdindaridicnicne Aprdnrrinncs apenas vigorating atmosphere, undim ned by factory smoke or ocean fog, there lies one of the f } finest stretches of residence p-operty contiguous to the fast-qrowing city of Scactle i 4 In this locality is Summi- Addition, and we place upon the market nearly yoo lots, 200 F E lectric iE Ghddl ie Gretinch in grees, ind dome acento irect From astern To clear and take stumps out of a lot costs on the average about $50. This has been T s h done on these lots, and we offer them at a lower price than you pay for lots with stumps on r1rump Ready to build on today, plant your garden and flowers tomorrow, and on the third day rest while the other fellow is grubbing stumps pissin dere ipa Ritts 4 To reach this property, take Renton car on Washington stteet, get off at Summit + Norwood Bros. } Paul La Croix! between Columbia and Hillman City, go two blocks east to office ; Dering Gymnasts j Funny Tramp Juggler Salesmen on ground all the time ; 3 he land, hence tl ices « e $ A Y We own the land, hen 1¢ low prices and easy terms. ; Green @ Perry {Morgan & Chester Novelty Artists Continuous Uproar it Assures You H ; Will Be Ready Saturday, Feb. 21 . aClean, Healthy Will be on the grogif' Sunday to accommodate those who cannot come on week days Dulfy Children Lewis Sisters , — —— ‘ { [ony 8 Days More Will Close Up the Sale FEW PEOPLE REALIZE THAT OIL IN THE KAYAK DISTRICT, WHERE THE AlaskaPetroleumsCoalCo HAVE THEIR PROPERTIES, IS FOUND IN IM- MENSE QUANTITIES AT A DEPTH OF 365 FEET Mr. Calkins, our drill operator, a man of 20 years’ « perience in off drilling, says that with the rig purchased by the Alaska Petroleum & Coal Company, and the men he has to assist him, he will be able to make 30 feet per day. Itis his intention to operate the drill day cad night until — is struck In West Virginia oil is found at 3300 feet. In most parts of Pennsylvania, oil is found at 1500 and 2000 and 2500 feet The price of the stock of the Alaska Petroleam & Coal Company's cannot possibly remain below cents after they have orfe successful well It may go to 50 cents, depending somewhat upon the other developments in the district The fact are, these grounds are already what termed in oil parlance, “proven grounds.” Our first well will be within a few hundred yards of the A. D. Com pany's gusher LETTERS RECEIVED THIS MORNING from the representatives of the company on the ground, state that there can be no doubt as to the success of the enter- prise, What we want to impress upon the minds of the readers is this If You are as of Rams Stock in Le ny a or to Get It re You Must Do It pe End of Next Week THE 300,000 SHARES OFFERED FOR SALE IS AL- MOST EXHAUSTED Last week thé company purchased a 52-acre tract on Catella Ray for $3,000, This purchase was recommend ed by our representatives on the ground, Capitalization $5,000,000, Treasury Stock $3,000,000 OFFICERS THOMAS S. LIPPY vay President Vice I CLARK DAVIS «s, and Gen. Manager HENRY *R. HARRIMAN .. 6.2... avedey Secretary JOHN SCHRAM ‘ ; Treasurer GEO, F, COTTERIEL ‘ Consulting Engineer SAUTER & HARRIMAN .. R. J. MAHONEY ’ Ask any Bank in Seattle who these men are. OUR HOPE OF SUCCESS IS BASED UPON THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF THE OIL FOUND IN THIS DISTRICT. THERE 18 NO INDUSTRY ON THIS EARTH THAT HAS PAID, AND IS PAYING, SUCH DIVI- DENDS AS THE OIL INDUSTRY THERE HAS NEVER BEEN AN OIL DISTRICT IN ANY COUNTRY ON THE EARTH WITH SUCH SURFACE INDICATIONS AS ARE FOUND IN THIS DISTRICT. THERE HAS NEVER BEEN FOUND IN ANY LAND, OIL OF A SUPERIOR GRADE TO THE OIL FOUND IN THIS DISTRICT. If ve unt to be a partner an enterprise with business men and honest men, where the profits are rea sonably sure to be immense, invest with us Write for particulars. . Attorneys « Trustee uw in Phone Main 1279. Independent A 914 Clark Davis & Co. 85,7573! SEATTLE, WASHINGTON FADISON THEATER Teleohone Main Cor, fet and Madison. Two Performances Daily 2:30 p. m, 8:30 p. m. «USE =~ \QUEEN ANNE FLOUR AMMOND MILLING CO., Scarne | The Buffalo 1s. GRAND SUNDAY. SEATTLE’S om coma LEADING erway THEATEA mate Op NIGHTS | AND TW SUCCEEDING -|MR. DANIEL SULLY And His Clever Associates, Presenting His Latest Success THE OLD MIL =PIREAM A Beautiful Romanceg the Catskills Elaborately Original Cast MANAGEMENT OF WILLIS E. BOYER, Pricey “ = [Tonight ya : LEADING GRAND THEATER are FOUR NIGHTS AND SATURDAY M MATINEE | Beginning Wednesday, Feb. 25 America's Leading Shakesp: on Bale, SEATTLE’S Jon St rean Actor, HANFORI Accompanied by Miss Marie DROFPNAH WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND GATURDAY, The Taming of the Shrew FRIDAY NIGHT ANDO SATURDAY MATINEE, Much Ado Abost gees Beautifully Moun tod. Splendidly @ $1.00, The, Sbe le Tuesday, 16 8. m. nda Superb Company, - Phones Main s. ONE WEEK, BEGINNING TOMsRROW America 75 Years Before Christ orianto The Romance of the Siren and the Prophet? Magnificent Spectacular Prod With Chorus and Ballet Management Geo. W. THATCHER “Better Than Ben Hur; Greater Than Quo The Great Cast Contains, Among Others Alphonz Ethier Walter Percival, Bert Merket, fda Due, Helen Boj Alfred G. Swenson, Violet Craig. PRICES—$1.00, 75c, 500, 25¢. Sunday, March #—Return engagemeén HARRY CORSCN CLARKE, in “ SMITH LEFT HOME.” [THIRD AVENUE ¢ Prices 20, 30,40 and $0 Con's Seatile’s Onty Up-Town Theater and High-C ass Place of Matinee To- morrow 2:15 very Night Next Week and Saturday Matinee Tomorrow Night at 8:15, Preseating Willie Collier's Continuous Laugh By H. A. Du Bouchet, Author of “My Friend from India Superior Merit An Established Goumeins Success from Maine to Califernit JUST NATURALLY FUNNY You Laugh Because It Is Natural, and You're Natural Because You Last Time «« Tonight The Buffalo Leads Them Al! tnisweek $13. 50 X Bie 2322f2¢h2325 | cf x7 “Wena, 27 Second Good Wines and Aiaweba at_ Cheap Prices ! a a @ are closing Out our stock rapidly; dea ur cut rates Old Port and Bherry : Old Kentucky Whiskey...” Kweet \ ‘i nd Monogr BRUNNER & co.