The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 10, 1906, Page 2

i a Bla VARSITY GAME enna | LAURELS GO TO — Semi “BILLY” SMITH 1H SHAT seen PLB SEAR Wa” —— Harnessing Nature's Resources Y, NOV. tc SATURDA | C ’ wnt th your betw the A.« bition won t th Porthand an. | ane Multromanh re ed the vietor Hewett + three ¢ we down be } Our own “‘Myatertow willy” |f rage Ie - - . yer | ‘ - — ad Smith has broken ent with the Y jw and | ' eastiins m: Urenhen i 44k ee over | fighting Ateh again, ways the Port: |), eet bamitia ae orvemtiines taaan,: Shane leaaiy wentitied 001 r UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON - Parker | land ‘Telegram af yesterday, 1h : “ ¥ | : AND WILLAMETTE MBET ON ‘ Nelson | Tae having so mu bh me Oh lever “a adiuem. ‘Tile beat.| hoys’ pluck him much ansiouse. f 4 ) ‘ A nat MeNigtet | (ae oF other around Ban Pra he t vp! tne Olmar rene Hddie Hope THE CAMPUS IN BATTLE | R ouin taco i he ehatow of ha bing ‘ oaka ll nened dows 0 4 ROYAL ; ran eae : a Owe wwood mesasof Nevada, have -— Ms a mag . depen : At Boot Wilt F., Rader ¢ on : me @ t Wate he box! hh “betwee PAO hy mi pl © roval betw HOWARD WINS AGAIN 4 win) Bullivas : groater| ley, of Beattic, resulted ina decision ny Washi at Wi he M Gne cae for Ke y " aint lady t ive Y . “ | ‘ nent of Joe wos van, ft OP, age heey ~ hex \ , he me oft ¥ ' : it = EL ey SPORT DOPE SAM BERGER IS 4! boy onte for the same tropt Tt he | pores \ * . is SS ag we eee See ES —— | illionaire of Tomorrow = trifle the ef Willamette in! (he work " * 4 ree Profesor” Jimmy Kelly t® man The pennant of othe ifornia| ¥ OUT OF RING i \- weight, the erage Tor the toa! | ode he t time ~~ — t My ate an Tait and, has | @tate Baseball leagie ow mi by F boys being @hatit # pound avier mile belug sa by hel in exeelidnt shape Three | Btackton from Ban Jose t © war iniabedleiniaanion i than the Willame bunet eve were: ‘Lihyard potato race, / he ago Bu goin the | row margin of one game | | A ete és The line-up will be as follow high jump, 1641b, shot put, and Boo vindow clam fast. Now | fatn Meewer, the Caltforni 1 Wast on Witla haif mile run, ‘Thene were tM COMP Kt be 16m lanter, and| Perey Cove has been unable to} ¥elaht, fevently knocked 0 } f. B. Bante L eR Russel | petitors Jie am tri snd neat looking as &| come to an agreement with Fr Kautman, has vatirved t on dest . ‘ i ‘ . u - — }Boau Brame Nel! and their 1 owt! Thaeht dashery on Filimare #t. be Coal, Iron il, are ‘ I ' i 1s. Ne / | Jockey ‘Bennett, who recently ite. | thet he has retired fro ering tor | “a b ng dis 4 | | sued » defi to the L16-pounders keeps the bis yowe in not} vered. Every new discovery of a staple, commercial prod when ta advantage maying wt thh Howeve @ andl developed, ie dhe foundation of a p Pitcher Overall, of th#@i@Moago | ei bis b - mouse, Ae og P ‘ : . vs ; a Nationals, is back in Calf abop and now Tull fledged bus yrtun¢ st cing made. Oui f me vh find { | stout, beak nS | ee ee es eee ee eens “rune. finding IE | | Hans Wagner ds at Mt Chemena,)0n fr yon ane as y " Ber: ; ; Pra. | | Mtet [be took up Mm Mafore entering of matural conditions and a careful sea f ep init | , pt Ting Bom worked in 4 store \ . cated, a % Cafliaic has 19 tribes represented | Beeke! 4 sold ae much goods D That DABNEY & WOODHOUSE FURNITURE Co., ea tastiaie nan 30 setae ropes |e* the meat one : ? c, Wi fer Special Prices Next Week . eh ame lively serlmmaging oan be er | WwW H ed N tu f poche | power ty “HIGHS” PLAYING, = : in all Hnes of Furniture, Carpets, Ranges, Heating Stoves, Cook F) (Boripps Telegraph Service.) j | ° Stoves. As we buy, eéli or exehange both new unt the better-class LOK AN@RUMB, Nov g6--Abe| Pumbling te more prevalent tm | f : CE A ee ett ices atin a spaaition ty give you WH M|Attell, the Geatherwaiaht champion. /the games thie year, wand prasth BELLINGHAM | Treasure House 5 beardof values. ‘Below we will mention a sample of bargains ix to fight Jtumy Walsh, af Boston, | a catching pusts and falling on the | z before he ‘tekew @n Marty Baker.) ball in being insisted upon by the \ : ' joeed the match | coaches | T ia syonclu Bargains in aoa bea | : : sp |g, Tme, Beattie High schoo! tootbal | a & <r ‘ , sovena- 7 20 Fo | alten. nto the Gad left tai Power Reports telling of ‘th eposits € il-sar a ‘ al i Money Safe for $25.00 mescatber © It Ss me parte in ~~ oom lef : at night for Bollinghas: ot I ling the r uo ! il im the 4 hier’ ss | Ok, at this sense a - © play the second game this sea *"rovince of Alberta ; $150.00 Cashier's Office for $45.00 | Wait Dosloret OR | Guy Axworthy, 20884; |son with the ‘Bellingham ‘High , ' ¢ Gee beat laown eperators ‘tn ‘Califfos , | Show Cases, Wall Cases, Counters and other goods can be ° oi a 4 Limttan:wchool, Although Seattle bent Bel-} Javing boen one of the best known opera ' and later successfully . found at big savings an values SAN PRANCIBCO, Now. 19.—The ae eenhe.” Mee le food wore here at! raged in the development of the Beaumont Oil Fields, he w ter and imme. ‘E Joe 2 su an tight teen ‘ the beginning of the season, Belling: | ‘ : RANGE BARGAINS Blarrangea tor November 30, has beer sivaltis Directum |ham haw since won from Tacoma,|fy ‘ately sailed for Canada. 3 lealled off. ‘Phe ottrtrers agers and t* said to have a stronger team | W eye of experience he saw p bilit the 1 2 iy had ¢ai 3 $65 Gem Monitor D.OO Bi attrinute the cancel tthe date! ’ : ‘ /MOW than at the firet | | ‘ a d's : “ : . pes i $85 Btar Batate OO Bio troubles ty the “trust.” oR ines a to, tering tng = H. Lewis, “Letty” Burke and R grasp ind crude oil oozing F ace » ¢ He saw « forme K $60 Majestic Range oo} ———— see that goes forward to catchithe Westover will flay tn the same | tion similar to § 1, California, and at this new country , ghey a H boll tales hie thane, guabe ‘the WAly Lene ene eaar. The Hae 1 e of the ri clas in the world % s C } _ | an Wt there to anjeoty wear Win [oe ot 20 ome toes Sttoes: Seep ae sie . a $55 Cleveland Range for |ite duty in to fall Gown with ce ne Gillis un Galloway He went in search of it, He traveled hundr { mile anadian frontier, " 300 Garland Manse. $35.00 P| | This has teen found 0 be iter Favor and Resume, wads, aiies: HE He prospected the courttry thoronghty. As he learned to know it his belief in tie finan HE |B : : aving® ma io ran a i © Mont ag = r | il ! i if pe > | h the whole ann. making @ | anon dN Hy He texted the oil-sand and finally found what he was looking for ncar Moravia By only . ceretatinnteanmaatiate b afte te the bull , | — ine eal tee of we i pe vant ‘MO | twenty-three miles above Edmontoa. We have since proven that } judgment was] rr ered | TOR RAGES | the well known Charter Oak Seattle is to have an opportunity ‘ bh Reid's tactios of procticing | ] correct | Ranges, which ure guaran 9 of se for itecif the foul blow |*« fullback with the Harvard var] | seen be the most cocnom- | struck Sy Nelsen te ‘the ight at |sity has had the effect of making} BEING | feal range on the market Goldfield which # the leach player do hie best In the eres | ’ a thee aad coauiteee ene [st aie Chiat “Batt haw wot boon | : e Gontro ne o ature’s Wi0 IRON BEDS the back sumber. lrackward Im telling @n... man what The blow te plainly brought out| he thinks of him, an@ words of | Serippe Telegraph Service.) $65 Brass Beds for 00 | tn the moving pictures of the Tight | Praise are as frequent as those of] POINT BREEZE, Pens. Nov. 10} Profitable Forces $18 Beds for ¥, to be shown ui the Grand opera | Stern criticiem | There was © large Gemiber Of we B16 Beds for 4 house Sunday afterseon, Monday as es o e | for the motor reres which are $14 Beds for oO end Montay night tomotdliat, While Going the) peme ran on the ¢ he 5 7 + . ; rs $12 Beds for a0 The management uniter whose wah exp ouree, wrudt Blanetnoes The suuoittas cream We began drilling last spring and at a depth of only s25 feet strnck a heavy flew $8.50 ron Bets, tbrase Yatls J) direction the moving picture ~ |chickes and the bird was carews aT te nave cae Of the Tandon Ha of wmtural ges that, when lighted, turned night into day f eral miles around. Ttis ah BO | & Kiven den! ent! Jom By at |tnte his face texmnvooty! ity e of - « nn " wy the filme Tor the pictures gave out | that kind of a game, Joe Gans will co machtane Ve Oe ee Wat Ceo 8 oll gus, and proved to us thet there was.an immense deposit of oil below. The prem sure was very heavy. We were unable to control it with the equipment at hand, and won't last $256.00 Splece Oak Bedroom Suite HEATERS FROM $2.00 UP $22.00 French Oval Plate Mirror Suftes for .. $17.00 three-piece Suites for ese BEDROOM SUITES We havea large number of these beds, but at these prices they £8 ” DRESSERS FROM $6.00 UP IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR BARGAINS, YOU WILL SURELY FIND THEM HERE SALE STARTS MONDAY—Remember Dabney & Woodhouse Furniture Co. INCORPORATED Complete Housefurnishers and Sole Agents for Charter Oak Ranges 4:8 PIKE STREET at the ringside, as has bees report od Miles Bros ameert enough fitms were on hand to hare taken ball «a Goren fights end they teeve & wuarantee that the pictares to be shown tn Beattie sre all genwtne In order that those Whe go to wit j pees the various performances may herve the opportunity meeting, clearly the much @taputed fou! blow, the moving pictare machine will be rum very slowly at that point. Bt te enif the pictures prove for « certainty the antreth of Nel machine ts sald to show (het the by the (lm, which could mot be de cotved HEAVY HORSES FOR GALE ©. H. Holcom> Co. have just re- catved « carload of beavy Graft horses which will be sold at thelr }2, won; St be tearing for Lamg laiand Fattling Nelson may not be an good as Joe Gans, but Nelson has » heap of good sense. Koowing the fate which ewally overmkes men who make fortames at the ring. and then become has beena Nelson has purchased a large amount of 58 of more acres of wi He will bulla & end lay out » track. Here he train for all future scraps and between engagements The m Also a chalice lot of Rugs, Art Squares and Carpeta It will B gon's claim that Siler, the referee, | Chase Was made at Hegewisch i} sell at $4 a box. Two cars pay you to look over our stock before you make your purchases was unable from bis very position eee of cranberries are coming On of tac. Remember the early purchaser gota the best bargains. to tell whether & foul blow was| Princeton has = great f let eastern berries will estes i ; strack or net. The moving picture | team this year and 1) Dew TBI) Goon today The other car ie of! seem to sult the men of the or the Wame end Number Sow t= controversy wae plainly |an@ Mack to a Got. The tem® ¥) 01g: 56 por | visible from at beast & certain por | speedy Bnd one that wil figh} at), por on get Bige house ant tion of the and was caught | ful speed | oock Wiuvines Unb. cose eiered They have offered Young Corbet has started tite ing for bis battle with Terry MMe Govern, which ts scheduled to (ake place the first week tm Jaw The Denver boxer is quarters? at Stratford, Conn. where be trained hanes Cele SNe. Ind. 3096. ff Siics stables, 2212 Weetern av. Main (for Wie recent contest with Terry.| wetane stom teal cabbage LT Ee tin. ae ag ye formed by the seepage of oil from below. There are hundreds of thousands of tomna whieh to get & shape a, ter > . vt Fg Key I : this. We can use our own natural gas to treat and prepare it for market. The Canadian Tee Jeena Socal ous Wo] ike, bases enltek “pet oak el Northern Railroad is just completed to within three miles of our property, A steady ” we avers | Mes, = crippled that (he feeular eleven wide ORS demand for this product the world over makes large profits a certainty for many years will not go into ae game together oxain enti) ft meets Army arty next mosth natives Tho Putteulg testean aubleta| Oo a soe ~s — om jf bounty of 134 cents per gallon for all oil produced in this field. This bounty acromegaly ol more than the California producer gets for his oil * have over 40 players to pick from pert spring RACES YESTERDAY BALTIMORE Firat ra three-quarters of a mitte, Herman Jobnecn, 114, (Bneiuh) 15 to 1, won; Nibiick, 115, senond; Qnadrilie, 120, third. Time,t: 16. Second race, eleven atateenthe of a mfle—Soprens, 99 (Hagen), 6 to 5. won; Dairy Maid, 104, second; Sea Water, 104, third. ‘Time 1:08) While we have a great many things to say in favor of our property, when 4 ® this advertising campaign, four weeks ago, we decided to make only such statemestayy Third race, one mile, sixty yards . Beripedes, 97, (Bnglander), 2 to Cor Cantor, i “hird “Time t gee % % right policy, as the returns have been far beyond our expectations Fourth race, eleven sixteenth of a We are selling this stock to conservative investors and it is selling fast. t , : rear Pasnaes. Ot ye py We know this stock will pay large dividends. We have invested our money if Lad, 107, third. Time 1:09. Fifth race, one mile forty yarde— Lotas Water, 116, (Johnsen), 1 to 6, won, Ladenrion, 111, seeond; Faco tum, 116, third, Time 1:46. xth ©, one mile—Lady Vera. 90, (Englander), 3 to 1, won; Belk of Jensamine, 106, second; Annetta La@y, 1%, third. Time, 1:40 34. core 99 per tom fe e " widaiings, 827 yer ott cake, sh@e Fruit in the Northwest—Longest Season Between Frosts si shins Chnammaiade< ak ae rat a At Bal ag American ™ Ca nadian Oil y Land With Perpetual Water Rights mile—Ralloba, 106, (Koerner), 6 to] Lime and Cement. | tend Noel, 111, a Io > Water Supplied by Gravity—No Pomping Spector Girl, 106, third 7 320-321 People’s Sa Bank B ; 1:16 26 -., a a ‘i 4 These lands are located in the Columbia river valley, in the western part of Walla Walla coun Bocend race, one and one qinriée Pa F- A ty, Washington, opposite the Kennewick irrigation canal, and at the junction of the Northern Pacif mile—Helgeson, 102, (Koerngr), 6 vlaster, & tom Be; | Seattle, Washington : . je, the Washington & Columbia River and the Oregon Railway & Navigation Co., raflways, and also to 1, won; Sanction, 106, seeond { at og ~ ry of navigation on the Columbia river Golden Sunrise, 106, third Time, Kietn, the shoemaner, 217 James = ‘ his is one of the richest agricultural districts in the United States, and the soll is perfectly 2:09 15 wt 3 ‘ “s 2s | i to the raising of berries, fruits a vegetabl: which ripem earlier than in any other part of Thicg race, esvendighths Gf 01°. ESE raed mile—Mise Alert, 91, (Gojdstgin),| Don't throw your oa clothes Re h . i Ywing to the superior railroad advantages, It x possible to market produce as late as 7 o'clock 10 to 1, won; Pink Star, 162, boc | 787. Mave them cleaned to look | a e jayor ays a p. m. and have. shipments arrive in Seattle, Tacoma, Portland, Spokane and intermediate points in Mlond; Crafty, 96, third. ’ like new at the Pantortum Mais | CANADA & the morning, traveling in the cool of the night, which means the largest income in the Northwest is Fourth race, stoeplechas ar-| 224 and PROVINCE OF ALBERTA ; received from these lands; it being possible to clear from $500 to $700 per acre per annum, lequin, 13%, (Garnett), 16 tot Fs ss poe TO WIT a | Wagner's victorious Vanderbilt oar Ff The Mutheson and Wayne cars are i had to st also here and with the big racing |] | Maxwella, WI @o some exhfbicen | the waste mies ; | Piercing the earth's ornst tn a few more places will give us an unlimited supply THE MARKETS | The first shipment of California! ol Oranges te on the way and) drilling. 1t burned for several months before we could plug the well and stop of this gas United States Government Reports, just issued, state that the natural gas produced and sold last year was worth over $41,000,000, This means millions of profit. a, Edmonton, can be reached with a few miles of pipe Ime city, the junction point d, its only drawback is a lad The coming city of Cana ther Canadian Tt needs this gas. than any three transcontinental railroads, two of them just con Growing faster | Washington berries and wi set) Our Land Is Worth Millions ‘The railroads realize this and have tried to buy our holdings | There tx a supply on the mark selling at MWe per pound are The prices on fish, meats, vege-/ jtables and dairy pro@ucts bave suf | jtered no change us considerable more than it bas cost os. We have no desire to sell. We have other resources that our property feet below the surface is a solid layer of high grade asphalt, Less than twenty 1 still greater riches to ome The Canadian Government, knowing the need of fuel in Alberta, has offered a Maing ei 1s ‘They are o c i We have invested our own money in bringing our property to this point. We only the capital to place our products on the market, This is why we decided to % essable treasury stock at 10 cents per share—par value $ We have the natural resources with which to make moncy. Btetotly frwwh rene ae. | Nee Be PE 8.0 and Cheres. Wachingion creamery butter > te ithe ranch, butter oo. Se Future Profits Are a Certainty products in demand all over the world. chickens, per Mh pe Seems. per he, 8 emall block of our non- 2 could be proven by documents on file at our Office We have found this has been ; Right now is the time to joim us Our Office is open during the day and evening. See us bef it is too Tate, ‘ia. per » nt tae gee | Her i }Piea, 142, see Creotip, | 14, . A Free Trip to Attalia to Porchasers On November 15, 16 and 17, 1906 Bi inird. Time, 9.26 26 ? PUGET SOUND MARBLE & 1, P. S, Gaudette of Morinville, in the Province of Alberta, Domtuion of Canada, =e? Fifth race, three-quarters of @ —.M. ae and say i We Pay Your Railroad Fare mile—Adenso, 108, (Lioyd), £9 40 1. Genenn Men ni be na é 1. That during the year of 1905, | was mayor of the town of Morinvi Province of . *¥rom Portland, Tacoma, Seattle, Spc and intermedtate pointe 4 you purchase 20 aor won; Simon Kent, 111, second; acription, 7 oo Dominion of Canada L The lands offered for s\+ © platted in fiveacre tracts, and So arranged that there » road to | Layeon, 111, third. Time, 1:14 45 2410 First Ave. Geattl 2. That during the month of September im the year 1995, I did at t rest of Ht each tract. The district is laid out in blocks, like a city on a large scale, and allof the roads are Sixth race, one mile—Hendy Wat-|J Mein 2099 Ind. 3028. Hams, visit a certain well that said H. L. Williams was drilling on ¢ < quaster numbered or named, #0 that the location of an son can readily be nacertained |terson, 104, (Morris), 4 to by won 12, Township 56, Range 26, west of the 4th meridian, Province of A i a of Our representative i# now in ATTALIA and o Northern Pacific and Washington & Col Minnehaha, 98, second; Bolded, 101, 3. That { found gas escaping from sald wells in large quantiti umbta River trains with a carriag 4 wil le 1 to w the lands to all who may desire to third. Time, 1:42 4. Th gas when lighted would burn steadily with a flame twe in hetght from investigate. For further information, ¢ prices, terma, ete,, address mouth of the well, from which sald gas was escaping sae Entiae ‘Grecagnt ahd Generel Maedaen PEPZONE Sworn before me at Morinville, in the Province of Alberta, this 6th of August, Guaranteed to cure all Stom Sie : Pp. 8. ae THE COLUMBIA CANAL uch and Liver trouble. the per PE. L. LESSARD oO. bottle at A Commissioner, ete. in and for the Provinee of Alberta, Dominion Canada 409-510 Marion Building, Seattle, Wash., or Atallia, Walla Walla Co., Wash. R GLEY'S, 2d and Pike Other affidavits similar to this, signed by IN, Mittinger, A. Guertin, J. Steffes and & are on file in our office BEATS |, U, —$——$——— | H. Bachelor, mate of the st amor|ty Jal. Both of the meh will bel taaho Univers pe \ Robert Dollar, charged with asjtaken before the fed r j — Abe y we oon Made in Seattle. " ; sault on sailors, and against W.! " ro the federal grand JUrY.) yesterday afternoon by Washington | DOWNING, HOPKINS & RYER 1 Sane a lamugeling, District Attorney P. ( MINERS WIN OUT of 10 to % Pullman kept Idaho on| . | BROKERS. Sullivan conducted the examination the detensty. 1207 Second Ave., Seattle Wash. Ff FOR RENT Orain, Provisions, Stocks, Bonds , Haim kicked goal in the first half L. |. HOFFMAN. | PRIVATE WIRES and Nissen made a touchdown in| r \ If you are in need of a saw, Tel. Main 279, Ind. 27%, . + pe etaamar a ALLEGED SMUGGLER HERE. the second. The team from Mos call on us. We carry Hand Saws, Rooms 904-305-308 Alaska Didp sian cow was accompanied by a large Buck Saws, One Man and Cross ey ward © Com- Judge Hanford Thursday ad - : he : member of sopters an the game Cuts and can save you at least sutehier, Frestaees Journed federal court until 10 Cc. F. wham, arrested at San ss ‘gf an ¥ a yalock Monday morning, «nd no|Francisco aa an accomplice at) plete election returns show that the was exciting. __ : ene Oe yo ik ia 7 me Greanlent .pasnte PANTS TOORDER I " ‘ PEOPTES GAVINGS. BANK. he jadictment will therefore be return. | Frank Atking, he}d by Jocal customs 6 on @¥idence een by the grand lofficlals an 4, charge of smugeliag, | fury at yonterday's sesiiop until | was brought north yesterday bY! fayoritiam by the Weatern Peder . Fifteen witnesses were exam-| United Stated Depyty Marshal Ar. it Miners le recent yoore tee ° fined Thursday in the cases of Hilnerich, Atkins ts now In the coun-| been reticed by the tmibote, 1 bd . ee ne ee De lant of the district judges aeoused of joss shells reduced from Tbe to 80 cents... 162° NTs T° i e ® r * ® assaureme