The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 23, 1906, Page 3

== TH — red ree the ort. ot pers ind suit vt $ 3! 1 52825 " THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, JUNIE 4 A $2,000,000 CHURCH THER MENACES TQ MALCOLM GETS CAMPUS SITE THE WATER GUPpLY. YEAR IN PEN 1S SELECTED The graduating exercines of thé PATPMRAON, N. J, June M—| EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF f nc re held last William Malcolm who was " ol nm the case en-| nie 7) tude Mary Marga Sesuakl hare trom Gonttlt ALASKA-VUKON EXPOSITIQN | nd tagger ages Be ae t 1 pues B grick AND LOGGING COMPAN, city will be compelled to remove ith W " we | ‘ ores : cao i : " Speer an ch ; " iy PLANTS MAY HAVE To hem by condemning the r hioe, Were bontencad to one vear| ARE UNANIMOUS IN CHOICE aon _vord PRAIOR AVON'S EPPORT, One of the in the state prison yesterday, Mal] OF UNIVERSITY GROUNDS. | : t | f . : BR CONDEMNED TO PRB. | basin, where sim was indicted four years age | t i fgdern Den embersling $105,000 belonging : j ‘ vst Right BRAVE THE PURITY OF THE | company < to the Mutual Building @ Loan a At ameoting of the ox ner in 4 a commencing ne in the basin a ‘ fon of Passaic. The other | con \ Yuk ‘ empt to em PPLY ukon WATER Si nto \ were indioted for similar of tion lant the Uni at . has & large mill on a| tenses. i Wa sanity ! rT I ! { ne few hundred feet away © for the great f rt th Dascunaton mination | fy river at Barneston, There advantages and disadvant ' il * by the| are 150 men employed and th I, 08 of all the alles suges ; \ # attention tol is being increased, A loge ‘ P nken up and thoroughly conslde already extends up Cedar river for al} ransportation facilities and PROSBER—1 miles at almost the same | , a) advantages Induced the wate that proposed for the Milwa } committee to choowe the university f r 1 Eventually tt may be necess | be gs | eo? elt condemn this proy port to the committees for $10,000 » the company ¢ al ur staaea’ tated that each © will be | CORVALLIS o, \every of the proposed slte PORT TOWNSENI ( Z a ttle on re B.D. $<. Us lok ie enomlale thes | of the F bh ship Heler build. A large auditorium will be built with ' " or of e 1 for imund Cre ¢ Under the present law no liquor have been sul can’ Gh Gat adie Yar taseee a WILL HOLD CHURCH FAIR. > « Mra. Burges r | “ortiand, instead of Be » te M. KB. church will tall t Lee's chapel, African Aya Ao 8 EB. chureh Fifteenth av. COUNCILMAN MURPHY 18 ant . ating an evil. Far fre ED EAT | | t “ j voll, PRIETOR OF A BUTCHER! Fors t te MADE DOGS SICK dA ‘ gHoP, BUT CONFINES HIM. W ‘s anned roa ‘ beef anc # polson a pacer seman oe - a2 $€.F TO VEGETABLES AND — PEK " June 2%.—-D: a a BIG PICNIC PLANNED, y ens Beat. Jann. F--Be, | THIS MAGNIFICENT TEMPLE, COSTING $2,000,000 AND TO ‘ ’ CEREALS. EPS . Sead af beak tne BE THE CENTRAL CHURCH IN THE WORLD OF CHRISTIAN The Seattle Newsboys’ union wil i Se - SCIENCE, HAG JUST 8. £N DECIDED AT BOSTON, MASS. give the excursion and) some experiments wi } enh e his plente to Wild park on July 1.) May and Jux . inn . rvation ne ne neluding the K race race, fat men’s race, 7 contest, swimming ax organioms ate made 1 spotied Wiliam H. Murphy, of He away, The Fifty prizes will be give and jovial ft ¥ ow givea . THREE . QUARTERS OF A pat” fe not the | bosts leave Leschi park every hour. | oo) genility oe Seen ee MONTESAN The Weyerhaus ch juicy beefsteaks | Th? Proceds of the piente will go to)! deblll POUND, APPEARS TO BE CON: ler Timber company ba 4 to the for sale in bis own |tH@ sick fund of the union, CATHOLICS CAN EAT MEAT. wenten. HoOwaVEeR N a) Hox compa ti © pale green lettuce, " an entire te p of timber ia os and rich CHANGES ARE MADE. A special dispensation has been |in Chebalis county for $6,00 xt which h ,__ |isaued by Pope Pius to Catholics to i store ni he finance hee * yesterday leat meat Friday 29 W YORK, 3 e me oud COLFAX—The hearing of the th ena happiness |“ ed the tations Of | feast of St. Peter and St. Paul cae » sof discrimination against fon of eschewing . =— ‘ veil toe vs ange IM) on that date “ ee ratiroads in this state wa ABERDEEN-—-Jano# Jonasson. meat uiing to my expert The registration clerk 4 ted here erday by the shoreman, was accidents ace,” Mr. Murphy tn con-| land W. Cotterill, was ma ARMY HORSE CONTRACT LET.) * y Mok Siway commission, which terday afternc: He fe eae the. The eat, and D. G. Rudy was trans epee eves will hold a further investigation in dder onto a fence, one of ople will eat red to the position held by John; A contract was let yesterday to) ¥'* la Walla next week, The ral pickets of which was driven Meat, and it is my business to sup om - - - I tee aie for the ‘Paty 1. = This pha 4 eugene awe nam, beth ampte tn quae} TEN DAYS IN JAIL, | makes 600 head furnished by Seat Gy and excellent in quality. But | — | tle. Tfound several years ago that I en Ten days tn jai! and a fine of _ | ter health myself when I/ $25 e Wilson} G0 L AT YOUNGSTOWN. j y own diet to vegetable ay afte} A of guspel tent meetings! we three-q since then I have done so|yoon. The ot being | wit? t at Youngstown, atart-| she appears to be 1 e u . @most entirely. I do not say that a disorderly per ing tomorrow and one week. | thety & he RS: | Instead of asking your dealer ’ wie NS fled y the little glass oven tn | for “Ham” or “Bacon,” tell she has taken apartments SSRIS Deno SSIS eps ; PIED TOOK MONEY, Advert one could not have od the great suc: a | cess of this salen As you know will create i E4 Thompson says he was robbed | Ai of $30. A chance acqu ance put & demand, but unless the merchand » the claime him to bed in the ke » house When Thompson awoke the money made for It success nla has been reduced in price—a few contract goods excepted IX TO NINE TONIGHT |: This list will help you to many economies. Plenty more bargains with price tags that belittle their true value. ROOM WAS ENTERED. Everything we offer is absolutely rellable—we carry Myrtle Thomas reports to} | Mre Wret- clam ods on ver ythin eo hie store by the police that her room, at 621% fwet-clane @ y ® one WU Oe'te eng eters Ras Pike st, was entered and $1.60 and one main purpose—to give you entire satisfaction. | @ certificate of deposit taken. 1 RESIS ENE, ES —; ue ie TR witnthles GORSED Ie RESORT. | High-arede Clothing, Mets, Caps and Furnishings for ——— t pen, beye and hildren. _ Carpet Hassocks Curtain Rods i ia TY ce hi Ma Sh EL USES Rae “THe MARKETS | a J. -REDELSHEIMER | & CO. 800-804 First Ave, Cor. Columbia STRONGEST TOPCOAT HOUSE IN THE STATE $2.25 Bissell Carpet Sweeper $1.59 The Genuine Bissel Carpet Sweeper, every one guaranteed. They are sold every- where at $2.25. Come to the Grote-Rankin store between six and nine this even- . $1.59 ing and select one tor . eight inches into his heart before breaking off. ymittee of th lube will hol ing th Chamber of Oome k to the possible pol of the city’s water supply ONE GTUDENT GRADUATES, | him you want Swift's | PREMIUM, distinctive in TASTE. Selected from ' CORN-FED young porkers. “U. S. Government In- | spected.” | Swift & Company, U.S.A. Curtain Swiss 36-inches wide, and worth Oil Cloth Stair Oi Cloth, 15 Curtain Swiss, inches wide; special 15c a yard; six to nine tonight, sale price, six to nine tonight, yard Poultry The Advantages of the Prop Credit You Want DAES OSS CESITEIE =<. KOHLER & CHASE Established 1550 LLOYD TRANSFER CO, Ine. Begosge Express. Furniture and Heavy Hauling. Both Phones—1686, Office in Diller Motel. Open Day and Night. ERNST BROS. INC. 906-308 MIKES, Dr. M. M. Ring. Geo. D. Burr Osteopathic Physicians 416 ARCADE =} = = Special on Garden Hose lar $4.50 $3.69 For two weeks’ trial treatment. NATURE'S REMEDY tlon, 25¢ « box Asthma, anemia, ap’ A Manufacturing District. A Retall Bu MARKE now Is OR A He BREN F np FA RY SITE. A BUSINESS SITE 50-foot 5-ply 3-4 inch Cotton Hose, reg Ragley’s irc'riks Don’t Hesitate! en dicitis, bronechit! constipation cor, rneomation ef él} kinda SCREEN on ‘ DAY AND rr HE PROPEF $4.29 usness from DOORS 590 MONT RI LD DUWAMISH STATION LE® TH GROUND V *, for ie , regular $3.50 $2.98 McLAUGHLIN REALTY CO. AND SEABOARD SECURITY CO. axa American Bank Building Main 2476—Ind. 2569 Vibratory ure treatments. medicines or sur $1. 98 Second and Union “OXBOW” Are easily recognized at a glance by any person at all famillar with conditions that go to make such a district all that can be desired ' ngs, AST AS MEN AND MONEY ( O1T, AND WHEN Phones, Main 4422; Ind. 1696 ts an PI CLEAN AND ATTRA LINED WITH THE HA 410 pe ped SOME, SUBSTANTIAL RI ENCE FP MEN WHOSE FACT( 8 ALONG THE RIVER FRONT at, ae FURNISH EMPLOYMENT { THOUSANDS, WILL GRACE THE OX BOW. HUNDREDS OF MEN DEBIRIN LIVE NEAR THEIR WORK, WILL AVAIL THEMSELVES OF THIS EXCEPTIONAL N AND 1 WILL BP BUT A SHORT TIME BEFORE A ITTLE CITY IN ITSELF WILL INTO EXISTENCE THE HISTORY OF BATTLE HAS CH AN ALL-ROUND DESIRABLE ADDITION A Fine Residence District, and Get In While Prices are Low and Terms Reasonabie, for Values Will Soon Advance osed Residence Section of the siness District WH! rue TIME TO BUY HER Yo WANT A MP SITE RTY. TAKE SOUTH SEATTLE AR FF AT GO ONE BLOCK WES T THE PROPERTY WILL GIVE YOU PRICES, TERMS, ET R APPLY T VAN DE VANTER-DAVIS CO. J. G. HAYES, Manager 3, 4 and 5 Starr-Boyd Building Main 3307—Ind. 2299