The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 3, 1906, Page 5

THE SEATTLE STAR-—SATURDAY NOV. 3, 1906. —— = spe Wereeeeeeeetana . a aa ! vm | : FRR A RII ROTOR TORR tk Teteptes cause of hig happiness wa Tiands 19 Wajla Wallp county ¢ EASTERN GAMES. i rf r }not that he had faychiod anotber|themneeiven, detrnuiing th Finw—Yale 10, Army 6 — vi milestone, but that coountanta | paby in (hiv wa Final—Harverd 9, Brow * oat * } in the treasurer's off presented | - Fina P ‘ f vath | x a —s « him with a very fine briar pipe | Wirwt half—Mit ), Nebrad . Final Republican Rally ka 0) eC eee eee ee 2 2 od Oe eee ee ee ee T Zionist Preacher The final republican rally of the BALLARD DEFEATED. “ \0 Zion Taberna Fifth | campalan will at the Arum | av., will have for preacher tomor | ory next Monda nd be ad Pi t. footh 1 4 7 Ps @ | tow Hey. W. B. Kindle, late of Zion | dressed by Senator Piles and Con dp — pyrpeened ngeigy bh <4 Oly and now presiding over the aeman Humphrey, George H , | feated t pallard j Aa@ereh wont coast dlatriot | Walker has been lected to re ide - aes ey a ‘a 1] ttle Soy Hurt yand the variow coumy and legisla Phe Pine ot. cloves pat y wy, Pre nutorachlog: | ve candidate expect >a anatiens n any 90 ' p NEARGT ATTACKS ' rously burt wt Spokane | tend roman 4 ose fg : 4 \ ne from Reynolds Club Tonight INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE, NO ROOT AS BEING . trent th 4 The final 4 . - 4 CROKER A a ||| broken and suighe — nae Word] Thore will be & meeting Of the) ihe chargon 1 J 2 ‘ ; oRPORATION AGENT | tated . te t Carpenters hall : (Scripps Telegranh Service. a | : 1920 Fourth ay might at 8 BERLIN, No All the powers (gerive® Telecrash Service i| Prescot tmnt a Chink o'clock. Mr. Reyn ive alo 1A , esti onte re YORK, Nov R mectiting Attorney Mack full and comp! ev he in t t ne except wew pat ic } NW ed an information wh « ation aft at the art 7 fonten 1 gne aK re « Caspa ing wan stopped by the house of tpt * messe © hie tapla mault and battery on the person | fictals refusing he | . 1B ned with } ° alacant — & Chlsaman } Women in Trouble ¥ ve, e oes ibrary Clreulation Allee sect a> ghagper re , a “on The civeulation of tel oem ae Ay BH, eihiie RAGTO EY aa Mir ansious 10 bes was 1000 of with is ‘ober | fined $10 in police court y« ta i Visitation be - so Phgied ny f ritering nd th 2 4 (Scripps Telegraph Service.) conden? OE and 8,97 eo iu ag n, ¢ ¢ Brown, who NEW t glass of milk, wa leo fined c = A ¥ { h n , Girard Declines Honor te ig oe lliglpsels. oll ‘ hearing. Th has {on V wa 3 The Maid of Ma by Mare! w an, was fined $5 fc cbt pe beer q ng Ww f $2ce J . ry Girard and Joseph Blethen, will | drunk | ting nd oils } be yu a i! N : Amat Cigaret Fight | MARSAUDILLE TRIAL SET. | Sep & tee be ieee Cigarets must go. Bo declares | | MISS BENTINCK MARRIED. ‘ sasmana tue toad Mr. Girard bas! De W. R. Btruble, who ts swinging | 7 ae oS } poomonlerseg i ne pa right and left at the habit which |™ udilie has bi | (Scripps Telegraph Service.) queation ® , yellows the fingers and wrecks the | * De it M LONDO ‘ Miss fary -¢ “e th went y of nerves. Yesterday he added eigh mare Bentinck, daughter of Mrs. George | re will meet tonight at | addresses to those he has a empted murder for having Bentinck, and niece of Mra. Ogden ATWATER FOOTB@ALA TEAM IN “THE COL LEGE WIDOW.” ey. the Chamber of Com-| made, his stamping gro ir owing & e k by ¥ Mills, was married today to John a | a vi ss i eres, ‘ Barnard will make malt Green Lake and Inter cor lg y - j was! ord, son of the late Bir Clare a ia ™ on e pairabilit of T 1 om ury a " time had } “The College Widow. jecos. The pr me will be ar State Co-operatio wiett oe, oN And Principals | agreeing - r See remem Tonight “Under Southers Skies saath dindalie’ aif tikes temnnies ein ee Co-of ‘yess In Completing | are said to be cooperating eagerly ail peal wih ~ give ita farewell performance| posers own works, Including “Ro ' ape.” with the Anti-Cigaret league officer hi . coupe he Grand oie me Ber : Goos to the Orient : Séimen Raters CORWIN COMING. Dance at esc rke The College Widow” opens to | Com. J. A Da ugherty, U L. C. Gitman, counsel for the sas ‘ Towne ow night f gagement of “Peaceful Valley | |S N.. will gail om the steamer | Great Northern railway, arrived tm] - oumer wale left Nome | Park Tonight when th week. George had acquired] The Lois Thea “ ot othe | Dakota fo okahama, where he) Seattle last night from St. Paul : ed to ar in A . > opt : 2 Fhe Widow.” | watines tomorrow off nt has been appointed naval attache to] where he has been in consultation | Port Thursday is to put in at Jon’t forget the dance tonight, ut it remained for this fascinating | Russell's pa 1 play “Peaceful | he ation. Lieut. Com, Dr for the on days with officials port on the road from gner's §=6orchestra Gentle tage agen = ‘ has beem connected with the| of the 1. Among the subjects | south } ladies free playwright. F t Mr. Cummings has attained fame jservice at Washington, }taken up was the question of con a" remarkable f ter of th ‘ha fomnat oceedings brought t ra according . has beet ba unanimity of and M er Ala e tolthe Uni against private me egarding th merits of aie Rand \¢ neress last | property, for route into the city Phe College Widow,” that tis per 1 be th night to join hie family at bis old| over Fifth av. 8. extended . “er hva rosvlyea ttaelf afternoon BELIEVES ELECTORS WILL! bome at Fond du Lac, Wis. Aft Neo Receiver vation. several w there, he will fol f week MAKE HIM GOVERNOR OF |Frcnt NW wresken chorttorm dele len ome ns stent ss rg med ot es at in sh: | | j 7ras ankey, a erm dele ithe Amert estment & lm adn to ere cae | NEW YORK, jeate at Washington | provement ex according to ‘ " ' A » Russell & Star Theatre Vaudeville Favor Annexation. the ruling fon with the | tng rmly good attractions @v patrons of the Star club last night endorsed the action| by Judge Grif The matter was r , (Serip. T r r . , s » a Since they assumed the manage-|have their final chances (o see umw YORK. ta ogy Service.) |of the counctimen of that city, who|heard Thursday, taken under ad ‘and partisan atta . Chat ys POE vag Told | Nelite Andrews grand opera » Fee eee ce aret ate |YOr the amalgamation of South-|visement, and nion en bis office to his own Q Phe iguinae || samedi ge ent enti! Bi ar last 4 addressed three| nee Besttle and ten Bench, | yesterday. “The petition etates thet Broadhurst System Clothes of Boston are the > al ones tontg favored "al the Gubees ~ county and 61] coming yore of Beaith rare s man Resp en 4 t “ms bold the best ready-for-service garments in America. It woYT MAKES STATEMEN One ot ‘ 4 attractions otto oe , eet Want Jury Trial beat interests of the stockholders. is because years of experience added to the oe HM. Hoyt, { $ gn apt ea sage NG cpm og Monday afteraoea at $:20 o'etock a review tures of thet. 4 {tion has been taken {oto Close the Campatgn highest manufacturing skill are able to produce Sak eee, whe @r| “Dore oa” te x deoiaaete ere wel be a a t every: campaign, and a continuation of } the rior court asking fora jury| The democrata closed their clothes that fulfill every requirement. Our stock Jered bere yesteriay Co the “ S os teal ties of . aes the sincerity of W. Ht ays a ote om comeing, meen nang Zz of suits, overcoats and raincoats is extensive and . conte Newt “ S Hughes expressed |®8°* nv © property on Pine | last night with a meeting at Kaa “e: pong cag 4 Mr te whalers Je o agit “gh pi nebes Oxpremeee|#t in connection with the ne leeal Sa the. Aieade’ Sele, “Saleh well sclected—it is the best and biggest in the snort Baylie, charged with The Tle that Binds.” igecwth et vegan @ D had no Feason to] [Om te and widening of that street was well atten ted. Ju ‘ue EC state. re pa Giek the @ iis tai . fer , , that bie elec ts OFer 400 property owners will be ion, candidate for the supreme 7 y a _, Tesla sone the last ps are German-A 1 come - n | affected by the propos bench, preatded, addresses SUITS AND OVERCOATS. jers Was mance ol old fe ® ” mon a vet an ter 1 these ere delivered by William Black “ efforts to check Third Avenue Theatre and paerodist; James an set j Vork @tetere 7 aap dt Baie Gf whalers in the The Tie that Binds,” a play| Brady are porelt oe At the New York # ten, Be, Ove Se Broadhurst System steenseses oe BIB Up. 5 f a ly are novelty punchers, | 4 Chart Reynolds other of = of “which written by Hal Reld originally, and singers and dancers; Eddie Roesch Se ce eee ee eee ee ere ee Other Reliable Makes......... .-.-..810 Up. es 0+ President Roosevelt. | revamped by Chas A. Taylor, goos will have a sew illustrated song and f Commerce rooms, Judge Milo 4 ¥ on at the Third Avenue Theatre to-| the Staraseope will furaish a new | a Ose Bote ot the herpes of Demurrere SuMtsined Raincoats ...++0+eeeseeereee oee-BIZ.5O0 Up morrow afternoon. There is an im-| moving plc » file the ae euposttion sates Bur) Demurrers were argued and sus portant child's part in “The Tie t t, Albert H. Beebe, | tained by Judge Griffin in the case j that Binds,” it will be played by Wondertand Exhibit ok B Lewis aad 8. F. Bowers of the $20,000 damage cutt brought | Mttle tyth Raynore. Laurette! Next Wednesday Wonder also Gpous. against Ernest ( jonald and e }Taylor will have « good part in| land Exhibit wit weed to Jim's Birthday. |W. L. Benham Columbia R DEI SH “The Tie that Binds,” and all the th ab This of Seattie’s There was one man in the oefty |) Canal company » defend . . |e + actors in the big company at | amus e cated 006 halt ie morning who was happy “x * «@ attorney and }the Third Avenue will have oppor-| Second av. beiween Madison aed enpugh to blessom into smiles . Fenpeetively, of the “orner Colatubi tunities for additional laurels this) Marion sta The important | @Benever apokes to. Tt was Jim Amended complaints will 800-804 First Av., Corner Columbia St. weok ures will be « mamm Rigkard, who was celebrating his ve to be brought by the Me tile eelateal aatlan wes Strongest Ladies’ Waist House In the State Leoncavaiio te Coming. greatest local interest been taken in the announcement through Allentown | that Leoncavatlo ts appear in the past week there has concert at the Grand Nov. 23 and heavy de|24, as the director of twelve solo | ists and an o of seventy ene of the owne Stated that he hed! ‘(toms on & vtrip of land ily to buyers for th Dat.as yet the deal ‘@ situated that it 1 New Patroimen. The following new patrolmen ty tor any|have been appointed: Gus Tisch the} ter, A. C. Jobnson, Chris J. Byers and W. H. Farley Burke Accepts. eT Judge Thomas Burke has accept the invitation to preside at the banquet on Nov. 13 In honor of Se attle’s Founders day et Lamping. Col. George B. Lamping i« ta be the quest of honor at a banquet to be heid in the Hotel Batler tonight The affair tx in honor of Col. Lamp ing’s marriage. Brother officers of the colonel are giving the banquet G. N. Contract Let. The American Pile Driving com pany has secured the contract to butld the new grain warehouse for teat Northern at Everett. The iiding will be #00 feet long, 5° wide and 20 feet high it. John Dix Lotes Out. .. H John Dix has failed to ap pear in court and a permanent re straining order hae been issued by default to keep him from collecting uy Best Tollet Soap Made We cake’ well known Jap Rose Sc Tollet Soap . for China, 8c Lunch Bas 6c Se package of 25 Envelopes 2 {-2c We Hercules menda solid Cement rock a8 We Straw Telescope Me MeBeth Lamp Chimney Mie Arcade Cap double weave, SODA WATER IPTS RCOCKTAILS IPTS. BEEF FLUID IN VIALS IPTS. ALL I. P. T. a and we do & Puget Sound Bottling Co. PHONES 9 ean LOCAL FLASHES car, carrying excursions scenic parts of the wortd, and the wah Annes showing baby ineubatora where rest peacefully t nursed dafly performances from 9 am. toll p m | } a sum Of money alleged to be due! him from the Hotius Steel & Kulp ment company and fror R Lows | Civic Union Report. | The report of the Civic anion on the qualifieations of the several! | candidates f ¥ offices is ap }prowching completion and will be } made padlic within a day or two! The investigation preliminary to| compiling it has been very thorough | and seme interesting revelations! are promised regarding some of the) candidates. Street Franchises Off Failure to present « petition for a franchise before offering the ortg: inal franchise application, will cause Morie J. Wightman to begin all over to his effort to obtain « franchise for a street railway route | over Fourth ay, & and other com | necting #treets That action waa) taken by the corporations commit: | tee yesterday Serious Cate. | On Vashon istand is a young wo-| man engaged as teacher of the dis | trict school, and at home her two brothers are sald to be dying of tuberculosis. No precautions have! been on against the spread the mmlady, according to a atate ment by County Supertatendent Storey, A number of complaints have been made concerning this case, but the county health officer has not concerned himself because | he does not class the disease among | the contagious INADEQUATE SURGEON GENERAL ADVISES IMPROVED HOSPITAL Rv- ICE IN PACIFIC COAST NAVY YARDS. (Scripps Telegraph Service.) WASHINGTON, D. C,, Nov. 3 | Without larger and better hospital facilities at the naval stations on the Pacific coast, the go of the navy in that part try, and the surgeon gen ly recommends that an improve ment be made at the navy yard,| t sonnd Seattle-Boston Copper Co. Are Proving Conclusively That King) County ts Going to Prove a ig Copper District. the Se the drift] y are now running is showing up| The supplies) the camp for} and work will day to TT) from attle Boston mine Is that th latest reports satisfactory ore ‘are about In to run the next six months. be three shifts per make as great & showing as pow sible by the time the road is ready | to handle ore. At Foss creek sp they are completing « large ware house for a rece! Mng point of thetr opm per driven to mine A SAVINGS ACCOUNT is ot being used for pur of giving actual capable poses help in time of need, iiness or loss of post ton, This is a god time to begin an ac count with this com pany One dollar is enough to begin with A SHORAOCK Pree 2B MARTMAM, Vo Pree alex MY Pe Tithe. Ceonten, 4 Union Bakery & Cafe 141 Becond Avenue 6Ind birthday of the buliding, P. A. HALLBERG, PROP, Sunset Main 680, Independent 880. If You Want a Cup of Good Coffee With Cake Fresh From Oven Try Ours the n bet may empty them orders give toe 706 tat Avenue NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS Should your copy of The Star fall to reach you by 6 o'clock any ing, please do us the favor to oa y our main office (Sunset, Main 1060; Independent 11 between 6 and 7 o'clock, and you a copy at once, If you should miss it more than om vory Ume you mise it ywe be certain of giving our subscribers a perfect eorvice—and It ts the only way. » Diease tele | | | jodian for many years. The par Jim ts the janitor ite effect that the defendants se soension of certain arid and has been LAURELHURST ON-THE-LAKE Is Most Beautiful of All Prices Will Be Advanced 1C to 25 Per Ct. Nov. 15 WHY ?. BECAUSE a 4gox120-foot lot in the best residence district in Seattle, on the most beautiful inland lake in the world, fronting upon a paved street, with concrete sidewalks, water and sewer mains laid, is worth three times our present price of $500. BECAUSE the improvements on a goxtao-foot lot cost us $320, which leaves the lot alone selling for only $i8. It will be worth five times its present price when our modern city street improvements are in, and we want the benefit of part of this profit BECAUSE Laurethurst will have a great number of very fine homes built there this coming winter and next spring on account of the street improvements being put in at once BECAUSE there is an ornamental bridge being built from the Alaska Yukon-Pacific Expo- sition site to Laurelhurst, wide enough for two car lines so that anyone living in Laurel- hurst can go to the center of the city in thirty-five minutes Buy a Few of WHY? These Lots Now BECAUSE the building restrictions encourage and protect high-class homes. BECAUSE it is in the University district, where culture and refinement prevails, BECAUSE Laurelhurst has a great many extremely large tracts where elegant homes will be built BECAUSE Laurelhurst ha the greatest in all the world RECAUSE Laurethurst is cleared, grubbed, parked BECAUSE the transportation in Laurelhurst is the best, a person being able to go from Laurelhurst to Pioneer Square by means of the private yacht and Madison street car in twenty-nine minutes. RECAUSE there is going to be two and a half million dollars spent in beautifying the Laurelhurst district during the coming two years. Think of it! This means something SEE LAURELHURST EARLY Take the Madison street car to Johnson's tcat house at the end of Ma Washington, Salesmen will take you to Laurelhurst FREI an unobstructed panoramic view of lake, bay and mountains; and ready to build on at once. n street, Lake Joseph R. McLaughlin Frank F. Mead Paul C. Murphy 212 American Bank Building Main 2476, Ind. 2569.