The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 21, 1904, Page 8

° THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1904. this «(ore extends longest and most liberal credit FIRE AZE IN HARVARD LODGING HOUSE DOES SMALL DAMAGE Fire broke out in Harvard No, 1 Ing house, at the corner of ond avenue and Virginia street, 9:30 o'clock this morning. Two poms on the second floor were gut d by the flames. The loss was Bdout $100. The blaze ts supposed Ro have been caused by crossed elec tric wires, The prompt arrival and quick Work of Chemical No. 1 and Engine ompany No, 2 prevented a serious @onflagration. Dr. H. F. Titus is Deasee of the building AGAINST CLERKS ae Judge Hatch yesterday evening der the applica’ mn of pahe Retail Clerks’ Protective Asso Five __ -Five and nd Ten en Acre cre Tracts 0 Tracts the seasonable s which just fit tl eason, just sug give you here first news of the seasonable, th ably want now, everything of se mable interest is here in go be most apt to want and buy, and your buying of it here always means a sense of satisfa ction with the pu we are anxious to supply your seasonable wants have _ got your Buck range Epil are “feeling better” and 1 A ready with just wl Betation for an injunction to prevent ice nee e have ed Buck ranges in this many kitchens during the pa ee € ies ing the alte of the pres onal estas able way of Buck range ing—l t : Bion from selling the site of the pro of our exceptional, ‘ £ thi Seed labor temple, He also refused Are the cheapest small tracts on the market Lecnted at Mecher on the Great Nesthela 1 down, 10 ) associatio: ¥ place the latter ation In the thi all you need pay and a Buck r 1 1 r between Seattle and Everett. That they are R. R. Train leaves any morning at 6 min Pande of a recviver | fm rendering his decision Judge latch stated that he believe! that EDy selling the present temple site pthe association could realize enough erect a building in some other Wwe or range taken as part pay very ¢lesirable ts proven by the rapidity with utes to 8 o'clock (round-trip tickets to which they are going. 500 ACRES SOLD al- Mosher 90 cents), DON'T WAIT ANOTHER Standard « sanitary metal couch GOO! f MMER USE. started ty, and a number of hon DAY. You'll buy when you see them, th r Improvements going on there will astoni#h is no question about that. Excellent sof oe, The clerks brought suit against Tabor Temple Association on ground that they believed the Was to be sold for the purpose defrauding them. DN AN OLD” JUDGMENT you. Prices are $20 to #0 per acre, about 1-6th cash, balance $10 pe th, 6 per cent 8URP INCREASE IN VALUE when the interest ht in p< he Seattle and electric: road ts completed, You'll mins Everett Interu oR. R, work it even If you buy on speculation only upon which is being pushed rapidly, SPEND TOMORROW THERE. Our rep gardening. Healthy place for your family the frame te of ntee ft National weave; this on sentative w ot you and show you every We have « splendid lot of Hammocks to ch: fron red weaves, fringed, etc, They start 7 sae high as you wish to p attention, HT BROUGHT AGAINST COL. A. J, BLETHEN BY MINNEAP- OLIS CREDITORS summer bench | | Buit on an old judgment for $37,-| ‘Was filed against Colonel Alden Blethen in the superior court ye braced feet high throughe Price stop ladder | obair Sferday by Clarence Childs, as re- « » Fepresenting 106 creditors of, A nee ee ae le ae und convenient cot for car Mthe defunct Bank of New England, fixture 4. Good, strong frame; iron braced Minneapolis. Colonel Blethen es ee er 0 er a y finely woven wire spring. He nd fold completely under for Qwas, 11 years ago, president and stockholder of the institution h failed in 1893, two years after “ite organization. A receiver was ap- 409-410 New York Block Eipetntea. We Make a Specialty of | Shae ieee rein BLOCKED | Pennsylvania Rye} HERE ARE WESTLAKE CLUB AG AIN He hari |] SAVINGS ADOPTS GRADE WHILE iling and shipping ty inches wie, the Standard price. each $1.35 1 and 8 Union Block | Three-quarter size, 26 inches wide, the Star h : $1.65 re here the most popular style Summer we have bought in large q’ slatted seat and © nines. STAN OAR, rk x $1.35 506 seecerswes oe : ’ r “ Handy little hardweod Stool for \ strong and well made high The Painted green, very © back, folds compactly; in At a largely attended meeting of the Westlake Boulevard Improv ment Club last evening resolutions) “Were adopted requesting the city Gouncil to establish the grade of| Club Whisky, ( write us. We'll treat you right = eee - in eo or CITY OFFICIALS NEGLECT TO get your oil stove now SMMES gvenne sto velform drop] CRAFT $1 GAS FRANCHIOE ‘ ae eta re > cams | Ot approximately two feet to the) AMENDMENTS 2 7250 We've a splendid lot to choose —. ; sean Bie ‘strest to the present teval PL LOZZCOLE After 6 to a BL” Wickens Biue Plame | practical s street to the present level at _—— ick} tue Flame | ncticn Harrison street. Olt Stoves are the most _Thia te the most inexpen- ‘This is the grade which it is un-| oye inditference with which the | S04 Ftest Ave. Sooth iiaies Site Mik Wide factory made pt Byrne aealgny ge eeees f rectmmended by SY | counel corporations committee re-|[| BOTH PHONES—PINK 1761. guendied goles. frame t strong | three sizes— Thomson and is satisfa Pree Delivery. price O5e } 4 jearée the American Improvement Biscult, always 100 Ib, 4 Ibe na | No. 1, 1 bur nehes esy to nearly all property owners) company’s $1 gas franchise was : Des eenaeeteh's a Te | wid 18% be can te Teaclutions were also unanimous-|*64!2 shown yesterday afternoon, 60c wi cis pees mattrosses for campers inches high $3.25 iy passed asking the council to pro-| When It came out at the committee’ 1847 Rogers Tea * Bpo0 ns, net of . No. 2 2 tia E ceed as soon as possible with the, meeting that, intentionally, or oth- TURKISH BATHS fo F ‘ ‘ae . 030 | wide, ng, 14 actual grading of the new portion of | eTwise, the committee ‘s instructions ‘ : x | nohes $4.50 the street from Pike street to Denny | to the corporation counsel, the city} HEADY’S Sem!-Porcelain White Cup and x Goetdentaak aha oo “R | a, 3 chee way. engineer and the chairman of the aes thikton Saucer, pair ... . Be Pi ee ~ “eg Si | wh a A committee to make a draft of the) mada dame teipakin in ta inches high "$6.00 Glass Lemon handle, alway Horton Bank For the Driveway amendments decided upon at the! _ Macnee tt: esas eae soy, {last meeting had been forgotten mae - A oye agian vent ron Judge Roger S. Greene, representing but Councilman Mullen was the : an gamusl Hill, A. Hf. Harrison |th@ company, appeared before the only member of the committes who (and Herbert 8. Upper met with the | Committee and demanded an expla-| would even reply to him. Mullen P park board last night and urged the | Ration, but it was not forthcoming. | admitted that he had made the execution of the plan to construct This means that the committee's tion at the t meeting to refer is driveway on the Cedar river pipe | Feport to the council on the matter | the amendments to the three off! Tne right-of-way. A petition em-| Will be delayed for more than a| cials referred to, and said he could Hodying their desires will be pre-| week. Judge Green pleaded for|not understand why it was not ted to the council. more just and speedy con: ration, | done. At the same time, however, he used the Cedar river lighting plant! CURED TO STAY CURED FOREVER Reamers, lbe with Be inches high. € inches long u Paper Plates, dozen ........3¢ Turkish Bath Soap, cake ....2¢ 150 ab rr Made tr rade ticking and wel r Crescent Lawn Sprinkler kitoh em cupboards are have selected the four 1 Epecial prices on them for the week ¢ as a shield to protect City Engineer Thomson from any blame that might arise from the latter's delay Spelger & Hurlbut takin SECOND AND UNION over again,” he said, “but I want| it to be understood that I do not ; | | | | frighttel hidsousnges, Blood Poisoning is oommon- } | expect Mr. Thomson to neglect his P | ah ede Hing Yotuy ye’ ether hereditary of contreat: } | qutiow in connection with the light. | Alaska-Pacific Navigation Co. Once th re tod le t ipinted with it, the disease may ee ifemt iteelt | the aa” Rh gumatio © Pains. or Swol ing plant at all to make the draft |] Carrying Alaska Pacific Express 2 ee on OF on oyse Golered Spots on the Face or “body, utils i. $| of the franchise. The lighting plant and United States Ma Site et rowse and Geaily « Lap pros ike Secay'of th matter !s more {mportant For Valdes, Seldovia and Seward Dany of tata os r symptoms, I understand that he has been Calling at Juneau, Sitka, Yaku : pot immediately. This Coa is "practloali Sat fe t contains no dangerous drugs or injurious med- te the very bottom of the Dis nd § cee out cvety' ry, purity. Boon every sig nap: aly and foreve The. Bi busy Intely, because of the quantity | (8% KAYAK, llamar and COOK'S INLET POINTS, of machinery that is arriving. I do not want him to take any time | 8 8 JAMES DOLLAR MAY 23 off the lighting plant, even if it 8. 8. EXCELSIOR JUNE | | | EE iit are ‘ Jel t ( ent Pra delays his consideration of the|I §. §. SANTA ANA....JUNE 16 o. BROW:S "BLG6 OD franchise for a week or more.” 8. 8. James Dollar sails every | — — 20 days via outs’ Sold in Beattie only at the Quaker Drug Co., 1013 and 1015 First Neliee Sailing from Arlington I Fy avenue, Globe blook. Allr bers of the Modern Wood p.m. men of Ballard are requested tc No freight received after noon of wailing day. meet at the hall 30 minutes b the funeral of Brother Phil Dor- man, tomorrow. BA 8, 8. NOME CITY MAY 25 FOR NOMB feet high KEEP YOUR CASH €. No Brooke & Go 7 IF YOU NEED A NEW SUIT, be you LADY or GENTLE Positively give the beat hat valu J. F. TROWBRIDGE, Manager. MAN, come to us, SE YOUR SUIT, TAKE IT AWAY, and to be had tn the city. 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