The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 7, 1906, Page 5

H GRIGHTON OUTLINES |? ]) OBJECTION TO PLAN BELL CHAIRM, gcHEMe TO BUILD CITY HALL REAL ESTATE (5 NOT PRACTICABLE BY SALE OF CITY'S IDLE |- - ‘ nw ne ne same tion that 4 new ome up before every ph coun i out af the proces ; f years and has never been fale city property can » be practicable, However, it practicable, 1 sha “'tY |is worthy of full conatderation, map with it, but I . Another important conaideration mld " ‘ the grouping of public butldings airma The modern tendency, instead of| >| belng towards the construction of a| Paty ness butldfng for a city hall te] E _ in the direction of erecting artintic | Net Enough Prope public buildings in a group for all! hace as public purposes, It is all right to] tirat place pury ® seed oe Br which |talk of @ ¢ rary city hall for] wy ip no prese e present need but we muat keep tn Oe ee have a few 4 mind the need of a rmanent ee ee tow . on building for permanent needs, When y We consider this we nist give a) oot se as study to the matter of the Se po ations it mn were » A ad\ mitted to the people Yona, sud- fl “ a pe library sites While a doubt in my own mind that ee eee are w in wae Would Vote to secure a site north of ¢ yrac- | Madison at. if not north of Pike at & prospect pra bed 1 “ i States His Position. tally all of them. & dusiness Judane y BS PRS ESTA TAF SOGE AF 14 §4 ESO BOO to dispose of . an I do not wish to appear in the then: b ar sit light of opposing any effort to pro-| i mome future time at {| vide for immediate and pressing prices. needs in the most practicable man m ner, t ab I bt the practicn ne woneisoretion bility of the suggestions offered that an I say, if xdvo-|a city halt can be erected without | of bonds for the pur the tasuance al INSURANCE, an find | pose | a | there all week, | when the ordance sghbred Tramp xcept Good Friday night heater will be closed in ace with the usual custom of the man A Thoroughbred T YY tells a story of the downfall of «| are an unsuccessful easterner, | |who invades Colorado with a view) of hunting down those responsible! for hia downfall and fe. In the play the humor ¢ the life of a vagabond, as well as} tthe patheth agement a-euccess in ore presented The new bill at the Star, which! goes on tomorrow for a contia | rformance from 2:00 o k te and runs all week several novelties In the line, and will doubtless matr j the high standard of the Httle play] house. Gilroy Haynes and Mont lgomery tn a comedy singing act| The Good Ship Nancy Lee, pears as a headliner, with a list of “ther attractions to follow } Mr. and Mra Robbins, who were} enjoyed reeeatiy in their act en-/ [titled “The Coutisel for the Defense vam | } i | j _,jare coming back. and Torley the ‘jelown bicyclist will be on the pi gram. There are @ number equally attractive acts Devil's Land” will be presented at the Third avenue theater Easter aday. The play has nothing of }the evil im it. It ts the story of « jcomical feud between two families of la rural community; the scenes and .jineidents are all of pastoral life, and as comical as one could imag TELLS OF WORK DONE BY NURSES ‘The devotion of the nurses of the house four nights. banner work,| matic by Vietwor Her who} ‘the and has done| #6 well In other light operas | Mitchell, rapidly becoming | fame as 0 stage director,| Wayside Dospital and the tntoler “Bebes te Toyland” on | nit under which they iM the New York Ma. in the ing ap Seren for months The breciation W. Arthur Criteh low, who spent two monthe In the bulk oo # coming bere tomorrow |!” 4 large list of strange) “! . Rditor The Star ‘Baws, from a local standpoint. but) The approach samber rin are fa-| le compulsory removal of the Way . dl |aide howpital Induces this appeal on 7] fr followers of things for the scenery eat harity ratumes|DARalf of Seattio’s premier they have been well!‘ able expertence with RMA ALIA Bumerous citics on the | '™*ttutions convinces me that it im) SWF to (he coast unique for usefainess, cone * ——s management and freed t . se and for pw pprectation. | Mary Maidens will holt * and for public apprecta of the Seattle during the} © a my two months’ enforced) week of April & deginain there | wan daily Impressed by & Sanday matiner ’ striking devotion to their noble b, - calling @isplayed by the band a Mike Meir to the Hoorah” was|burees, deapite the miserable con- M the Hudson theaters. tition under whi Fork, in mid-tent and ran eo work, trying and daly 15th, outroncing all dram-| Secessarily are anywh And setting the record | delirium tremens Of the «pecially tunica! shows tome to the Grand them rH oe i Mra. French : re before the cx . 1 and gent t ndearing RARE Ath Hendricks cieses 9 f Wek at the Third a “Ole Coaster-Brake Bicycle for $30 mad Ave - Fine SMe’ wifi bring a com-| Piser 41 My to the Third a torte and will pres ‘ ty for 8 se Buy These Bargains for the Home Saturday, After 6 ACHOMA ON BOARD NGHAM Of the oye discase, trachoma, has! prises sor Huach ot this morning with a bomb. THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1006, driving along the main street =x BLOWN UP \iissistst ox BY BOMB does vis OWN CUTTING April 7 Should Husch eacape, the mahip company will be Hable te 000 fine, Hie Nealdent trict are to tT. FP Co. t prettiont additic that has been opened in the suburbe for some time, The new addition ts cane | known as Cleopatra Park, It of the finest property April TA ST, PRTPRSHURG, Ed. White, the woll-knog@n tallor ————— been found on board the Germa ry : . ‘ ward erman | near the lake, City water and limit! T of Oe Coninn ae, Com a AN OF FINANCE COMMITTEE SAYS MAYOR MOORE'S Wood — now berthed at thet have been installed and t dovernor Gleptaoft, af Tver, wee 8° lown cutting. ‘That's the reason th | m The sufferer is FP. | naw bee fassinated on @ atre of that city | clothes he makes fit so well eee leared and rac HERE IT Is HERE IT IS THE DAVIS IMPROVED ADDITION LARGE LOTS CLEARED AND GRUBBED COME SUNDAY It Will Be a Recreation for You and the Family. Over, Pick the Lot You Want and Phone, or Come to the OPENING SALE MONDAY The addition is near Denny Station, Green Lake car line, overlooking Green Lake, commanding a beautiful view of lake, with plenty of fresh air---ideal homes and a good in- vestment for the money. LOTS 25 FEET BY 135 FEET FROM $125 TO $150 $12.50 DOWN AND $5.00 A MONTH BE THE FIRST TO BUY AND PICK THE BEST DAVIS & CO, {SCOTT DAVIS REALTY CO. 68th St., Seattle Denny Station Sunset North 225 Ind. L 7636 Ind. L 7311 Sunset North 718 | City Office 918 Alaska. Ind. 3297 Look It On August | st about 5000 Sunset Phones will be re- moved from business houses, offices and residences and THE INDEPENDENT PHONE Will be installed instead. Better make arrangements with the Independent Co. now and avoid the rush. | Tle was You Send Family Washing to a Hole in the Wall Reeking in Filth A dungeon where daylight and fresh air are an unknown quan- where the atmosphere is thick with the fumes of oplum ‘That's where you send your laundry You take great care that everything you wear is spotiensly clean in appearance. You should also take precautions to investi- gate and sattefy yourself that Laundry does your fara tity the that fly washing onducted in @ satitary manner The Palace Laundry ts the cleanest in the Pacific Northweat. Come and see for yourself. do family Rough Dry at SIX CENTS per pound. Let us do your washing, It's cheaper in the end Call elther Let our modern w member all wash | phone 177 and give usa trial, Don’t be « drudge ning machines and rinsers do it for you. Re rinsed never less than three times BLANKETS We do heavy double woolen biankets at 60 cents per blanket, and singles at cents We weigh all lauodry tn « lump, everything together Palace Laundry Co. Both Phones 177 Main Office and Plant, Bighth and Olive. Down Town Office, 1612 Sixth Ave, Near Pike Street AMUSEMENTS. IRD AVENUE : THEATER t | RUSSELL & DREW, Mgrs. Matine 40 Oper Every } ening jays. 200, 30 ng prices, pald for Tonight Last time-—BEN HENORICKS-—OLE OLESON. Bth, and be Sunday, April the theaters Week commencing Matinee tomorrow. every evening except Good Friday, when all toned ELMER WALTERS presents the re ee Oe ee ined comedy dramatic sensation THOROUGHBRED _TRAMP . ” A good pl ‘ople : duc edy, pathos, senaa- f 4 human play, full of t being able to laugh If you see Next Week, “A DEVIL’S LANE” Latest Big Eastern Sensation in Comedy Ilo Haynes and Mont Mr. and Mra Robyns’ re Good Ship Nao turn engagement, The Counsel for the Defense.” | F od Dawson and Whitfield, Gillette Sisters, “The If All Round Comedians | Girlie. } - Luce and Luce, Refined Torley, the -Eocentrique | Musicians Comedy Cyelist | Evening Show 7 9:15 p.m Fete Dunsworth ‘Spm, Weok April WE ARE ON THE GROUND IN MANHATTAN AND GOLDFIELD Ptoneera the greatest gold producing section of the United States. Our business has been the promotion of mining companies of merit. In this we have been eminently successful, We have made fortunes for a large clientele of patrons scattered through many states and terri- In our long list of mining ventures we have not recorded a fatlure. Stocks in companies we have promoted have doubied, tripled and quadrupled tn value. Last week CHAS. M. SCHWAB PURCHASED THE BULLFROG AMETHYST. We sold this stock to the public at 15 cents a share less than four months ago. It ie now selling at $1.25 PER SHARE This is but one of many companies promoted by us that have made phenomenal records on the stock boards and rewarded the first pur- chasers with handsome returns. THE SECRET OF OUR SUCCESS Has from the day we made the first offering of treasury stock to the public to the present time, been an intimate acquaintance with the mines of the district, and care and conservatiam exercised in the se lection of properties, Mr. L. L. Patrick was one of the first locators tn Goldfield and promoted the great Combination mine, which is pay- ing $400 ) annually in dividends Sol Camp, consulting engineer for great January mine and other leading companies, is at the head of our corps of engineers. IF YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY IN NEVADA MINING STOCKS or want to know about the mines of the world’s newest El Dorado, write for OUR MARKET LETTER A complete weakly resume of operations at all the leading Tono- pah, Goldfield, Bullfrog and Manhattan properties This letter will be furnished you free on application PATRICK, ELLIOTT & CAMP (Inc) THB BIG CONSERVATIVE BROKERAGE HOUSE. Nixon Block, Goldfield, Nevada And Bank in Goldfield or Tonopah tories. References In Tomorrow's Post-Intelligencer THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS AND THEIR PEOPLE, BY WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN Int . Mr, Bryan deals with the Visayan group, which f the ¥ h and a tt 1 Philippines. In his nex he will giv s of HUNTING IN THE STREETS OF SEATTLE 1 Third A 8 HUMPERDINCK'S FAIRY OPERA, “HAENSEL AND GRETEL.” ILLUSTRATED a HOW THE MOUNTED POLICE KEEP ORDER IN THE WILOS OF CANADA. ILLUSTRATED. This f < 900 is one of the most remarkable of military sa s—Its d 1 features of its work Hudson ba 4 the Yak TELEPHONE GIRDLE FOR AMERICA’S COAST LINE. ILLUS TRATED. tT t « I e i the war dep ent’s perfected plans to « arning 0} approach of a hostile fleet HUCHEN IN THE THAMES—SALMON THAT DO NOT SEEK THE SEA, ILLUSTRATED. Huck \ ss ga fish. It fs a native of the Ds t " b exce mn, the most rapactous of fresh A SANITARIUM 2,000 YEARS AGO—THE HEALTH TEMPLE AT cos. ILLUSTRATED. great T fA y been discov and shrir LAW TO MAKE COURTSHIP AND MARRIAGE EASIER IN FRANCE. ILLUSTRATED Rigia f t and " barriers that hinder Cupid's work FASHION AND BEAUTY PAGES FOR FEMININE READERS— THE CHILDREN’S PRIZE COMPETITIONS—-THREE PAGES OF COLORED COMICS—CURRENT CARTOONS A COMPLETE SHORT STORY LLOYD TRANSFER CO, Baggage Express, Furniture and Heavy Hauling. $ ' Sheet Music 5%, Latest popular muste only 15c. CLINE’S PIANO HOUSE. SRATTLE Both Phones-—1686, Offic, in Diller Hotel, Open Day and Night.