The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 20, 1906, Page 5

SOGIALISTS MAKE UBLIC RESOLUTIONS. 4 ' tali has no @ull white refraining og » saally et esting Mm f means | ited vid that ittee Das ae nts a usin, ing tha’ " nt low art t thelr 8h t chy ay Mcted wdc : condu pare (2° den Make a Resolve aie anc resolved by t free spew" . for the | mate e Executive Resolution ‘ bite dtecus: 1 The resoint cnow . st we a ting ‘ y. ant 8 1 hairman, City A De B and the demo-| W ar quart have combine . - yo Sates of the ¥ t “com 1] Osc , campaign and! he padlic meeting." ¢ from Hatening | " rd to the prin on soctallam failed oF ial taken tc | A. WAGENKNICHT TOPICS ns lla m P nt Op} 7” p.m, “Who is! he Man With the Banner? jcontinue there will be no cranberry | }aauce for the Thankegiving dix ss the cranberry market is abou mmpiatn of a short. | and sturgeon, but ex fag at Ml o'clock = Badeavor, “FP = service with sermon ER Gale Sy Galversity—Rev. Ho © Mason,} 5 ia m. preaching by Prof.| murtess of Pullman; § p.m. Rev. H. | {S@58: 1G Mases, “The Liar is Episcopal. | por bom, 8 i Marke—Rev. 3 PD. Liwyd, | SP . oo The Power of pron citi fr > 5p. & The | Bananas 5 NG or te, per fh: Wenee Partab— Eighth Rev. HH. Gowen. & m, “The Church and + Behool;” 8 pm, “Our ‘Shall Also Go With Us y Rev. |eweet pots ering of Evoint lon. Park—Rev. W. Our Debts ere. and Third av.— Rees, pastor orn Whe Tam a Methonive” “Profit and Los: ftsere, M wr ie Oe iam, ver Twenty. | ™ a and Cherry ot. Rev. W Ph. D., pastor: 11 a be Growth and How to ie ec t} 29 p.m, “What is Christ | ‘ Rev. 7. M. Wilson, ie s Ham, “The Absolute be ‘ @ the Christion Mints | per i 2 82m, “Mon and Wow ny and ‘omen | Hay and Pesdetutre. Have Done Things—Deniel | Ween of a Great 1 "Dr. Spalding prow corn $0) per toe Presbyterian church—11 @ | mitetiegs BT per ton Keeps a Record 0g | ceeeed dee per’ ts “God Kee per ton arp, “Healing Sears and Unit Lime and Cement. » 4 Portland coment. imported. bet, Eimer E Thomp | periaat coment. Culitorns. ©» ha parte i Johnson, 25 “P41.” fo charge for examina! Wear Brook's Hats, 1331 2nd ave vee After Six 7c Package Best Grade " 3 | || Envelopes Special . 25¢ bar pure tile Soap- - 1§c genuine Arcade Cap Gas Mantle toe Genuine Dover toc = Japane Folding ter— Lur ket ; Ise pearl tor heavy steel bound Lamp Chimne Asbestos Toast Mat 3c Br Ss iey ut | » i dawnt + THE SEATTLE STAR © GIRLWEDS LOVER IN SATURDAY, OCT. 20, ad tn the evening by Mra. Cobb | «Just Know Us” ving & Cannon, tailor 211 Co |i} lumbla st, Boston bik JACK SCREWS FOR RENT Also man incomparable HALF RATES CANCELLED. call on us. We carry Buck Saws, leas shells reduced from The to IN CROWDED Can SPECIAL FOR Irving & Cannon ™ Stylish | Tallors eee eee eee || Union Bakery & Cafe WILL OPEN FAIR, RUGBY PLAYERS COMING (Star Special Service.) Scripps News Service ORTHWE ski §SAFE DEPOSIT C0 15¢ Linsey Gas Lamp With White Q Globes, A able Barner and Mant First Chur ata} W . ixth a “| Death R Teatimontal . evening at § o wk Right | Om, 923 Alaska b of The Bible Spiritua ¥ meets in A. OT | st av. near Virginia jat 4p. m. and § cM ‘of paycho! subse * tion and to F ** lowed | oAKco8 Subject v 7. Tongw to follow w . ep be by the pastor. When | corel Spiritualist “riot jof Pythias hall, F ¥.. near Pike. | | Edith BR Cobb, speaker and me | Congregational |dearer, Lectures at 3 p. 6 | = poate av. and Unt) Cireles, 4:26 p. r Rev Van} tests In the afternoon by Mr. Cobh i ‘ . = | I | 4 | THE MARKETS nd > p | s pas Fees have reached mark, | evening. [and may go - te wetl joe at © of and ty quatity is pot of the best. If things! TRANSFER CO. Ine Beggege Express Furniture and Heavy Hauling, Both Phones— 1686. jn Diller Motet. Open Day and | FIRGT VICTIM OF NEW ORDER, Private Accounts ALBERT HANS. OOO tals" 706 tet Avenue 1413 Second Avenue t Coffee Cakes in the city. You try VIENNA CAKES 200 dozen. $45,000 Sale of Oxbow Property WE HAVE JUST CLOSED THE SALE OF A TRACT OF LAND IN OXBOW COMPRISING SEVERAL ARE GOING TO B8TABLISH ON THE PURCHASED PROPERTY A LARGE BUSINESS WITHIN A SHORT LIBERTY AT THE PURCHASERS THE TRACT LIBS ON THE NORTH WATERFRONT BETWE FOURTH AVENUE AN WE ADVISE INTENDING PURCHASERS OF ONCE AND BE VERY MATERIALLY 1D MICHIGAN LOTS AT OXBOW SELECTIONS. PRICES WILL INCREASED. Take the South Seattle Car GET OFF AT MONROE STREET OLD DUWAMISH STATION , GO ONE BLOCK WEST TO THE PROPERTY, ON THE GROUND WILL GIVE YOU PRICES, APPLY TO SALESMEN Van deVanter Davis Co J.C. Hayes, Mgr. 34.5 STARR-BOYD BLDG. McLaughlin Realty Co JR. McLaughlin, Pres. 212 AMERICAN BANK BLOG OLYMPIA FROM NOME oe a ee = i | The Sunday e » SHADOW OF DEATH pace | Post-Intelligencer ! PUGET SOUND MARBLE @ GRANITE CO., Ine E, M, Thayer, Manager. ! 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R 2666. 382 Arcade Bidg. * Summerland, California.) EW OIL FIELDS ARE DISCOVERED Company to Develop the Morinville Territory H. L. Williams, One of Summerland’s Earliest Pro- moters, Is Again Heard From in the Far North this week received a copy of the Those who know H. L. muc field will get “a run for their money” and that the Williams is in charge "Tt will be remen ite infancy, and declar eral companies, notab 4 there was nothing here company), the Montecito Oil and Mining Company, (now the property of Miller & McParland), besides slso be remembered that Mr. Williams’ company (the Burton- wharf ont Into the ocean for the purpose of tapping the at this place. Today the wharf is a paying proposition, stratum.” other successful companies, It wll Willian was the first company that put rich off stratum that Hes beneath the wat after six years’ continuous pumping from Summertand ts the seat of one of the greatest oll fields in Californta. It is not: particularly on account of the num that were drilled out in the ocean. Millions of dollars have been taken from the ground, and the wells are stil producing as in the early days Our manager, Mr. Williams, was one of the original discoverers of theSummeriand field. and after drilling some fifty wells on the mainiand he decided that the same formation extended out Into the sea, He built a long wharf and drilled the firat submarine well in the world. It proved to be one of the best producing oll wells in the field. See Bulletin No. 11, California State Min ing Bureau for detailed report He has devoted his entire time to the off busi ness and thoroughly understands it He was immediately interested when h the Canadian government reports telling immense deposits of ofl sand and seepages of crude of! to the surfs in the Province of Al berta, and started for there at once. He found the surface indications as at Sum merland, and later drilling proved them to be almost identical. He was impressed with the fact that here lay one of the greatest oll fields In the world He prospected the country thoroughly and de cided to begin drilling at Morinville, twenty three miles above Edmonton. His judgment was correct: at a depth of 525 feet we struck a heavy flow of natural gas When lighted it burns from 20 to 30 feet in the alr. It {s an off gas and proves that there ia an immense deposit of off below. We were unable to coritrol this flow and keep drilling with the equipment at hand. It burned fo! al months before we were able to plug the hole and stop the waste The ural gas guarantees thousands of dol lars in dividends for our more wells will enable us to Edmonton with fuel svery of of) indications there, and the formation of a company, by H. L. Wiliams of old, when he operated in this field and did so ng the territory here, will feel satiafied that the same but one onton, B. C., Journal, containing a lengthy account of Williams, to pros- people interested in the new country will be thoroughly prospected if Harry red when doubting Thomases shook their heads sadly over this field, then in but ‘a little tar,’ among them being the Sea Cliff, the Burton & Williams (now went ahead and organized sev Lillte the Miller, Williams & McFarland any being the principal promoter of a number of Edmonton, the junction point of three trans- ntinental railroads, is now enjoying the most ntial ercwth of any city in Canada. It ts today th ading city In the province. It is in the heart of Canada’s richest territory. It lacks thing—fuel. Manufacturers have been holding back {mn the past on this account. We hold the key to the city's future. We can supply the demand for the next century. There are hundreds of thousands of tons of high grade asphalt on our property. This can be dug out with a pick and shovel. We can treat it with our own fuel. The newly constructed Canadian Northern Ralflroad, only three miles from our property, puts us in easy touch with the market. The bulk of the asphalt used in the States comes from far-off South America. demand ts world-wide. An Investmont with us ts absolutely safe; ft ts backed by known deposits of three commercial products, The Canadian government will pay us a bounty of 1% cents per gallon on our ofl, This bounty alone is more than the m et price in American fields. Agents of the raflroad com- pany have offered us more for our property than it has cost us It is too good to sell outright. We wish we tain our entire holdings. We are going to increase our output of gas. We are going to get oll and prepare our asphalt for shipment. We need more capital to carry on the work € subst We are solling non-assessable stock to the amount of $15,000 at 10 cents per share, par value $1.00 ‘This is a stock with a future, We have invest Tho money that is com, od our own m ing in being for this purpc any officer of o mn It is selling faster than we had expected and 1 to further our wor Not dollar is being pi you must buy it now OUR OFFICE WH.L BE OPEN THIS EVENING AMERICAN-CANADIAN OIL CO. 320-321 PEOPLE'S BANK BUILDING SECOND AVE. AND PIKE ST.