The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 24, 1906, Page 8

8 tHE SEATTLE STAR—BATURDAY, NOV, 24, 1906. SOUND FLEET SEATTLE’S MOST woll-known Texas statistician, who haw come very near the mat 4 yrevious years has now caloulated| thie sen * crop im this state! at 4,000, and the total United; States er at 19,600,000 bales Noted Author Weds. PIULADELPITIA, Pa, Nov, 24 DEPARTMENT 18 ALARMED BY Like Captain Lermond he was a ‘ to collect his own fare MINNWA ‘|The marriage was @Blotly celebrat THE TESTIMONY OF CAP-/ and to leave his mate to guide the] uel Gompe re-elected ed here today of Mis@Biva C. Stev p in oanw hile | pre t an Fe “leuson, of Lexington, Ky, and Mr TAINS WHO FRANKLY AOMIT Aske the mate was leer 1} tion of Labor George W. Cable, novellat, war vet a8 a pilot, he replied, "No. eran and journalist, Mr. Cable, wha BREAKING THE LAW e ie th be , i? To this eptied, “Y | Did the mate have f har | French General to Tour the Worlds of the ship with right ¢ ‘ ' the | ma me veel: | hear » blow wht e nd t Property Owners Protest. | kore fo ert commanderin-chief . editor wat | xemed bolla to the engine ro | A prote has been fi theloef the French army, left here ta Ye these w t « cler Ke i erty | day on the Lorraine, for New York me eed ives his mat he] owner he west le }on a tour of the wor r chi for the ship ne matter wl ha ( the land necesaa hat| tng a milita bool in the = . °F | pened or wheme fruit it was. treet fram Der to ng | State When in Amertea he will petiewer Knew He Was Risking Lives ken from the lots on that slde of t all the notpal elties and on ; - Did know nat ,w | . treet jarriving at Washington will be the risking your Heense as a sh | Edmunds Mili Closes. west of President Roosevelt or and pe iy the live of \ b u the t town to " / ‘ your passengers when you allowed | affes th hortage : sag Cigar Ohipmontn ain mate 0 take full har ally « horta an " Wyte Re a pa 5 2 ie ” “Yes ES ae nelly ‘reniilanaiveied Baie jin the line of cigar shipping i — ply nine shingle mills , Ed-|total shipments from January lst {} , - @ company had ordered him t im have bes close, | t date, amount to 322 » being ; be ‘ x he fa he said, and he had |The two remaining milla manufac} 4" !norease of 41 0 over the r . nev biected. He oon Una ng shingles arc storing them, be-|®ame period of last year, Claas i w y| we ohned pilot mate, | 1 unable to make shipments on | made in Tampa have a largely tw , Ithougt had tried to hire one sunt of lack of care | creasing in England and i . , . ~ . | France an te meet thie trade ¢ 1 im Not One Has # Lookout Arrested Though Innocent lieu the sekaeen paancationa, 33 ‘ Bros bow or & man sofiewhers on| 1% who was acoused of having he decks as a lookout In easy hatl | snatched # purse WOWRE) geotch Salmon Destroyed by Sesle i th ng distance?” asked the inspector. | several days ago, will pro be DUNDEE, SCOTLAND, Nov. 24 ii \e weather. I never knew a nj in by Sergeant of Detec e ri Tweed r | . anger the sound that did keep a loo v t inced the ser] 2 PB drte Re wt wc } the hundreds who use the 80und| oreopt on dark night tn a fog | geant that the by hy i been a complete failure owing to 5 steamers dally I have been on the Flyer, Dode,| Moreau was arrested by Officer erent Goctrention of the Gah 09 2 ; Broke Law Deliberately } Manette, Perdita, Albion Dix, |Johnson and has been ontined tn eal sce by Bh ye li Captains of ships took the stand | and the custom i | ity jail for two days « the h appea 0 in the matter and yt and frankly ® ogy Hh Cart Wye ‘qmeraans ves Fe Oe any eee from (it ## antounced that during the win knew they had been breaking the| statement that the Flyer did ne of Bis arrest, coming from) ii mon they will take steps to ) law, that by doing so they were keep ao extra man on we Montana |greatly reduce the number of seals : dangering the lives of their passen-| Ho was asked If be did ne Garbage Troubles. | | Gommerelaiiy the seals & i gers and risking their licenses and | that the lawe of navigation req Rusiness Agent Frank Cotterill,|poing of the aray or rock species. reputation, and they offered no ¢x-| thin and he replied he did. Further|of the A. F. of L, is busily en cuse wave that they were compelled | testimony elicited the fact that] gaged tn trying to straighten OUt] Canada's Cheap Excursion Rates to take conditions as they found|even during foggy weather when| all difficulties between the garbage! Siovngear, Nov. 24.-~Today them mpantes gave them | the captain went be the mate|collectors and householders. Mr] oho ee ion rates from orders, they said, and they obeyed | was the only man on watch Cottertl! will attend the § Ol eanipen ana Wentere petets. them He had heard no whistles while|the Sanitary Drivers hice Phe gion gh eager “hg Especially Interesting in regard | passing the scene of the wreck, he! plain to the men their dutle The parry trip will only enst. 940 to this point was the testimony ye )said, and was under the impres | the arrangement with the city lend wit be available fer tres terday of Captain C. T. Wyatt of, sion that he must have been below Bchlege! Bound Over. saemtie Traveling agents from the Florence K when the Florence K. passed John Schlegel, charged with ob-/ HOMES uy roads have been ent eteetereneren st is the pertor oc by Justice of Months past and report that there the Fence Rh. George. His bonds| ill be he bust for thetr| | Were fixed at her. They are boasting throbgh the} meeeesrsaee Sunday Lectures at V.M.C. A. lar pal and Minneapolis papers j elim De. M.A. Matthows will addres*| ihe the United States lines this] the Sunday club at the YMC. Al year wilt hangle the bulk of the! } Steamer Bertha of the Alaska tomorrow afternoon and Dr. F. I! business on both aides of the ling, | ] Coast company tw tied up at pier 10, | Van Horn will address the juventies | ] where she ts having her annual fm the gymnasiam at the same bow | imported tron Ore. ee ~—- Wante Streste Widened. | PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 4 j There will be two steamers leave | A pe _— = oo “oe be |Notwithatanding the fact that ¢ port today and Monday, which will : Stirra dow and other interest-| rirnaces now in blast are runs ces @ynamite to Alaska. The ane eee Corvteny ed partios asking that Stewart st tae tate of 060000 6 weal AJ-Ki leaves today with explosives | 50° \ in. manager of Battling | stended from Denny way %0135 000,000, thore ta @ searcity for Treadwell, The Jeante leaves Neb ete teocweee i 4 tet ~4 Eastlake a¥ A petition has alae) seal all over the country and f Monday with dynamite and com. | Nelson, was arrested here today O8 | bon filed signed by @ majority Of! W165 metal ts daily being import bustibies for Seward, Valdes and|* Warrant sworn out by Tex Rick-/ing property owners along Stewart) ing eien-c.go 1D,dartoneeby,be Kodiak. jard, promoter of the GaneNelson |.) porween Westiake a¥. and East \Necncdertite uember of Goan Wren hee bagn recttved from San | 96% st Goldfield lake av, asking that the street b¢l or Cir iron have been purchased ) Francisco that the steamer Roanoke | Makes Second Charge. widened from Rastlake to Westlake! ye Castle, on Tyne ot has been put out if commission by CINCINNATI, Nov. 24.~—Rickard|% 9 make « walform wh ons | ‘wt - | 80 foot the steamboat inspectors until her | charges Nolan with having $6,060} steam pipes can be repaired. additional to the $7,000 in dispute! Raggi JOSEPH TO LEAVE Twenty-one days out from Yoko. fight picture receipts, tor ama is the record of the German he federal court has appotat-| Rebt Theodore F. Joss alleged that) merly rabbi ~<n cenrananet j ahip Neck, which haw arrived ati og It | the’ Tema asl ” | Hirach, the retorm Jewish conare-| - Port Townsend. i - By seas | Nolan has refused an accounting. three doy» fighting the gals o ‘ape | gation of the elty, has accepted a | SENDS MESSAGE {?oi0%2."%a."enrse| 1S PROSTRATEL | Ghields and Liverpool, in Ragtand] Swansea, in Wales and Scotland and the Amerte ie taking the metal freely | for Plattery. She comes In ballast ot Chattanoo ja, Tena. Rabbi Joe ‘The rates paid for carrying tun ber to California from the Cotum- \ sob. onnte $0 coe! Benatar: bia river is the bighest that has ever } been ——— 1900. He resigned last August and —— = a ong any — feet | (Seripps Telegrach Service.) lwan succeeded by Rabbi Je bs dtinge ‘etmareste lead WASHINGTON, D. C, Nov, 24.—| Koch, formerly of Pensacola, F Bh, nay on Nig Pont i. making the rate from Beatle $19.25. | , viroless message from the Loe The Shawmut, of the Boston | istana this morning sald the prost-| Steamship company, bas been takro | gont's squadron was 630 miles north to the Morans company yard. where | of gan Juan, which indicates that & new steel derrick is to be I | ney are traveling at the rate of 16 be 5 ‘knots an hour. lua ie prostreted at the convigtio ot her husband. The New York Italian press greatly diseredite the story against him and does not be lieve him guilty 1 - Save Your Old Carpets: | We make beautiful rage of them. arpet cleaning. Pweey | Queen Anne 2202; | =| First clase Rua Co ON’T allow anyone to sell you “something just as good.” There is only one Laurelhurst on the Lake. There will never be another. This one will soon be beyond your reach. uf We Have Unlocked Nature’s Storehouse The world’s greatest wealth has been taken from the earth, KOHLER & CHASE Established 1960. PIANOS } 1905 SECOND AVENUE Arcade Building. i BUY in a district where the streets are paved; where cement walks, water and sewer mains will be laid Millions of dollars have been produced. Millions more will be taken eut, BUY where the building restrictions will make it the BEST. BUY where the lots are of sufficient size so it can be made the BEST, and don't buy where the property has been spoiled in platting. An unlimited sup- Hundreds of thousands of tons of high grade asphalt within easy reach of pick and shovel. Nature has given us three certain sources of revenue ly of one of her greatest money making forces—Natural Gas sea e rf ieee ; 20/4 James St, Upstairs. SUITS TO ORDER, 815.00 Ne mere we ten BUY where elegant homes are being built by the best people in Seattle, where culture and refinement prevail And positive proof that underlying our land is an immense reservoir of crude oil. BUY where the unobstructed panoramic view of lake, bay and mountains is the grandest in ‘cop in mind- all the country. READ WHAT THE MAYOR SAYS: i! DABNEY & WOODHOUSE BUY in the finest park on the Pacific Coast, where the landscape gardening has no equal, Buy Laurelhurst—Buy It Now SEE IT TODAY FURNITURE CO, 418 Pike Street, For forntture, stoves, ranges, and heaters, Bargains in all the above lines. Phones: Main & Canada, Province of Alberta, to wit: 1, P. S. Gaudette, of Morinville, in the Provinee of Alberta, Dominion of make oath and say 1. That during the year of 1906 1 was Mayor of the town of Morinville, Province of Alberta, Dominion of Canada 2. That during the month of September tn the year 1906 I did at the request of H. L. Williams visit a certain well that sald H. L. Williams was drilling on the 8. B. quarter of Section 12, Township 66, Range 26 west of the Fourth Meridian, Province of Alberta, Do- minion of Canada. 3. That I found gas escaping from said well in large quantities. 4. That said gas when lighted would burn steadily with a flame twenty feet fo height from the mouth of the well from which said ges was escaping (Signed) P. &. GAUDRETTE. Sworn before me at Morinville, in the Province of Alberta, this 6th day of August, Canada, 8. Ind 3006 PaO se Rie anne me PUGET SOUND MARBLE @ GRANITE CO., Ine. E. M. Thayer, Manager, Cemetery work of every de- scription. 2410 First Ave, Seattle, Main 2099. Ind. 3028, And consider all the great advantages of Laurelhurst before making your home for the balance of your life elsewhere. 1906. P. &. L. LESSARD, a commissioner, etc, In and for the Province of Alberta, Do- minion of Canada. Notice! the flow 0° gas we encountered ts genuine oll Cowens We struck this flow of gas at a depth of 525 feet in a shale formation similar to the great Summerland Ot) Fields in California, where our manager, Mr. Williams, was for merly a wellknown operator. A little more Grilling will give us an inexhaustible supply Our property is only three miles from the Canadian Northern railway, which has just been completed. Only twenty-three miles away ie the city of Edmonton. Edmonton, the junction point of three transcontinental railroads, ts enjoying a sub- stantial growth equal to that of Seattle. Sit uated in the heart of the most fertile agricul tural district on the continent, it is destined to be the leading city in Western Canada The ostural manufacturing center, it has been held back in this re#pect because of lack of fuel A few miles of pipe Ine will supply this need We hold the key to the efty’a future It ts going to make money for us. The fact, as stated in the Canadian Goy- ernment Reports, that crude oll gathers In pools in @ 20-foot hole, and that oll-eand ts | seen in many places on the surface, and that | gas, is positive proof that we will strike off with a little deeper drilling Furthermore, we have the fuel with which to treat our asphalt for market, The demand for this staple product is world-wide. Our transportation facilities are the best The future of this company is ured. We are going to pay large dividends. We are batiding upon a solid foundation. Woe have spent nearly all our own money in developing our property beyond the specu lative point. We know that we will make large profite as soon as we open more of these wells, and think ft better business judg ment to sacrifice a portion of our holdings and Grill them Immediately, than walt until we can do 80 on our own resources, This ia why we are selling a amall block of non-assessable Treasury Stock at 10 cents per share, par value $1.00. This ts going faster than we had antict pated. Others have investigated and proven our statements. You will make money by doing so now. Our office is open evenings AMERICAN-CANADIAN OIL CO. 420-321 PEOPLE'S SAVINGSBANK BUILDING, SEATTLE, WASH. a UNIVERSITY PARK Will be placed on the market within the next few weeks. Make reservations early SHAS. COWDEN, Pioneer Bidg. | \ Novelty Skirt Mfg. Co. 1207 Second Ave., Beattie Wath. L. |. HOFFMAN, Worth Investigation ‘o call and see the way we iy selling our mechanical tools. he prices are right and the quality of the goods are guar anteed. And it will Well be worth your time to call and 4x- amine dur line of Carving Sete before purchasing elsewhere, Every nét purchased here ts ab- solutely guaranteed, “It will decide your location.’’ Take the Madison Street car to Johnson’s boathouse, at the end of Madison Street, Lake Washington. Salesmen will take you to Laurelhurst free. Joseph R. McLaughlin Frank F. Mead Paul C. Murphy 212 American Bank Bldg. Main 2476-———— Owners ~—-PHONES- Ind. 2569 ——s