The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 1, 1906, Page 8

LAUNDRYMEN 8AY THAT AS teuntries. Geen paratively few cus Fred York Appointed. THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, I ! the | | V. Brooke last night granted BRIEFS BY WIRE motion of the defense in the case} of the state of Texas against the Waters-Pierce Ol company for a} (Serippe Telegraph Bervice.) continuance until the next term of Money Sent to court, This postpones the trial NEW YORK De until next March, the term open reasury ing on the first Monday of that is Franciseo yesterday month | ExGov, Hunt Buried. | Last Mark of Fire Obiiterated. nol Idaho, Dec, l--The fu} NEW WESTMINSTER, B,C | neral the late Frank W. Munt,| Nov, 80.—The last mark the former governor of the state, was} great fire of 1898 in thi y wa igi |removed yesterday when the Dal m Trust company e » erection of a large ney the corner of Bixth EVERYONE ELSE HAS RAISED] tomers took advantage of wae | OLYMPIA, Deo. 1.—-Fred \ and = Cohumb tunity, but those who did so | of Sedro-Woolley, hax been apy ats. The old block stinding ig PRICES THEY MUST TOO, OR Tin that way to met their /ed, steward at the Western Wash /half burned state was torn gow QUIT BUSINESS. less than what it | !owton heapital }and in ite place wi be qrected th | largest and bomt Riked bleed ba thi Follow Ke 1 upward Fingses Got OF by Boao elty trend of A for NORTH YAKIMA, Bes. Low Mak | other the 1 B. Cooper, a contractor, loat the chars w have ane 1 | firet. and third fingers of hie riptit hj be t . ndries i |band, whieh came in contact with wee « ’ in te 1 ate o| a Doneeaw in he) sy nestic work. This Longshoremen Are Scarce | charge for the w tg it im.| change was made a little more than| HOQUIAM 1—-Longwhore t 1 the ine 1 Week ago and Is now in effect men are searce on Gray's Hart exac y { noth We Have to Make @ Living,” and ves aiing im port | in th of custome © a laundry cust r who had been unable to get suffictent he | Digh pe in the » in the bt ending chiefly in just a eanonable t the hardest . and the like, | Walla Walla Traction Care Arrive. (1, y deed _ po — a to try | ; ee eee ey tit be | Old me fo keep my oath to | y r " be slightly low. | traction mpany, and they will tien atty Gdonten’ te Oniet Wee - bes nor sathesiesnbecsynescicdade 2g ™* | penstoin's reply to the ru of ‘ ces ‘ to th tiv. J, Banerd Reed. : Griffin in the Caregen’ ia was the tt and # Pc ype ge pn pede of will carry an appeal grade mn y in a fow tx mane as much Imatter ie adjudicated in favor of WALLA W A, Dec. L—-Wit-| Currington, a convicted eriminal! crease prices generally #0 much 88) 1.41, Gillispie, an old man mit-|from Montana, war arrested sev-| sifor the work done.” explained the | *le bad be lok for m "| at ots He was nontonced in the } me e cow o serve birty days i enteas © a) Se aeons he Col. Theodore Ewert, lin jail. Mia case wae t ap | i 4 on the| The ar Bet on the avers SPRINGFIELD, ft 1 yenled an porary tr m | } ag . cbable that prices | Theodore we ity, od bt » Griftiy } ; ale. aimee ’ years adjutant e et t the pallies be fled ye jny at e Holdier® home ng with him The ¢ came a whole, anything at Quincy lup yesterday, when the chief was Bag at asked to show cause why the in-| — Mabel Taliaferro We junction should not be made per-| NEW YORK, Dec. 1—Frederick | manent nd, however, that In Thompson, of the Thompson @| cements (eon. atven Dundy famous theatrical firm, and | sa Oe eee ute to send thei § pe sae for Is Mabel Tallaferro the actress, were COME FROM EAST wnder tt, while the simpler wo ged in other lines of basinoss, we | "*7re¢ ‘ast BlaAt BY HUNDREDS was given te aundre syed | have to make @ living or quit bust John D. Miller Dies. by the day, oF sent out to Chinese) ness pavimnta: Ore, Bee Lee DI ——_ | Miller the aced man who was tied! Easterners are arriving in Beat to a bedpost tn his scow at Clifton | tle by the hundreds y are tm for three days and robbed and beat-| migrants tntending ” | en, died terday but the majority | CHAMPION SPELLER iow weecier sentences | COSHOCTON, O., Dee. 1 x Sag [Mary J. Lingfelter, charged wrecking the Newark ban ff a Premtivro | yesterday sentenced to the pe heat ae wanare tary for three years for forger Ay 8 re Erie C 1 Sh te increase. angers | rie Canal Shipments a Popocara. mei BUFFALO, N.Y. Dee. 1-—The| Bt. Paul baggage | shipments of grain by way of the| lead ny other locality | ®@ J Erie canal during the season just] Many of the trunks are held in stor closed was 2 4 bushels, as| sae for several days, then word Ie | j against 1 945 bushels last year eived to wend to “our future ad | From the south travel has Twenty Embargo Lifted. PORTLAND, Dee. 1.-—-Orders ing the embargo on lumbe Iments from Oregon potnts to | i Francisco and Oakland have Hisaued by the Southern Pactfic become effective at cnce. WALLA WALLA, Dee. 1 dents of the district east entered a big feet om: pexstion at eting held you day morning. Another Rap at Standard Ind DECATUR, Dee. 1 Venaste Coal Lands Ie vwne 686 w within the bast $20,000 for the property Annexation Protested Against. Twen Leon wt perceptibly ceived from wth hte amwage are re 6 from the «arriving over th Northern Pactfic val the | Burtington are well fi * songers and the destin the percentage of tickets in =IASKS POLICE T0 FIND HUSBAND ter ty-five ployes of the Standard] Postmaster Stewart has received ON ox ny ed for working nmunioation from Mre BR Bo on Sunday, were yesterday convict hier, of Hot Springs, 8. D, ask ll ed and fined, the total of the fines | ing of the whereabouts of her hus and costs amounting to $246 band. Mr. Robler le a brick mases. *la member of the Mod Woodmen |] and a Free Mason. fb th ife snd five children over a month ago to come to Seattle in search of work. Since then his wife has heard from him but once. Steps have been taken to locate the mise ing man. Thousands of Fruit Trees Arrive. ——s NORTH Y¥ — i 1 Since iF SHE CAN'T DO IT, THE 18-| “pamelen § oe, see THIEVES STEAL YEAR-OLD CHALLENGER ach confidence tn Mie eaae eae ae WILLING TO EAT THE DIC-|abillty to spell that they have of- | spr pad gy agg WINE TIONARY. 4 pg ih umber up 0.000 for this sea son's planting ere and have MACON, M Bprelare broke into the basement r hire Bids Asked for ¥Y. M. C. A, Buliding.| of J. Fox, 161 Twentyetxth ay Pemution, of thie ’ ning NORTH YAKIMA, Dec. L—The} night and made away with « 4s chaliensy trom }Y. M. C. A. has advertised for bids © phantity of w und other ey eb sain HE aD DAVIS LOSES CASE. } for the erec of the association m to give raf la foto Penlbsgonirs as = cing in city The hew spree, and Scaiter of Lacineien oY ne © 89,000 oF mor confide them challenge to ke (Star Special Service.) i rhe ag ' OLYMPIA, Dec. 1—The state #u-| nan de court, in the ease of J. A} * H = went | De ninst meer Mutual | i interes bee ' ns com s decided be | a a ALLEGED CROOK i She has the ¢ ficate of her cove 5 a fire poliey where he fails } * ~? teacher stating there i* nOjito comply with the terms of th ‘ word in the English lan nd to submit proper claim Soes camaut vice’ as b prop aims eau of navigation, is will take the conceit of Pre i ' Jones, or eat the dictionary which | MASS MEETING OF Wane ty Yws Vet (Serine Telegraph Service.) j he offers as a prine “ | ANTI-CIGARETTE LEAGUE.) oy yatpra, Doc. 1 -—W. Bh, Quin.| , PASEDENA, Chl Dec. 1D are | rs win} John Grant Lyme f Goldfield and Je,| At 9p m. Sunday there wilt be} @% democrat, defeated Frank Al-| now ¥« vase i. FP. Schet | | tect Sinbad: nell tex: Wastes len, republic resentative in] ¢. f ng frauds, ie j stants; jeter Presbyterian church, on frond bogg agg we fron Franklin coun “ Green, this | tact Pd wlha.. deo the official returns just received | me i aor ea jth will sco fe] Mt the secretary of state's office He t the fly leaf | St mt of f i will write: | the league. psrakes Babe to Pon. " ef 0 police bas i OLYMPIA, Dec. Privilege of arrest Lymat taking her unweaned babe to the en AMUSEMENTS. penitentiary with her will be ac Sian cnnnencn nititatacaptatoind rnp nt inte E PADD DAES . : corded Mrs. Alice Dilley, who, with her husband and an accomplice, is under sentence for robbery from SACRED CONCERTS aoe Found Dead in Automobile PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1.—(Gue TomoRROW : Sie found dead in automobile late last night. He had been asphyx lated by gasoline fumes while lean I ing over the tank of the machine 9 making repairs rbano an s Royal i Gen. Victor L. Baughman, BALTIMORE I 1 Gen. Vie i He fle sehen mg ~~ beer der : Seattle's Leading Specialist, WILL BE AT Soule Meee” Gein. aes oe 40 Year's Experience mber of the dem ratici— . ._—__, Reptember gf ormmitte Cor. Third & James The Coliseum Shingle Weavers Meet. dec 1900. LAURELHURST} ON -THE-LAKE 60 HE GRANDEST HANDIWORK OF NATURE. Without the ques- tion of a doubt the equal of Laurelhurst, as an exceptionally beau- tiful residental park, has never been placed on the market in the history of this city. Its location on a peninsula projecting into | Washing- ton and Union Bay, with an unobstructed view of the majestic Cascade and Olympic mountains from every lot, makes Laurelhurst the most charming place in the world for the building of a home and the rearing autiful home of a family. The environment, the scenery, the be and the class of people who will naturally gravitate to Laurelhurst, will t make it one of the beauty spots of the golden west. Every one who really enjoys life will find manif ld pleasures living where nature seems to have done its most wonderful work. We want you, we want everyone who appreciates the fact that the shores of Lake Washington will be the most valuable residence property in Seattle, to visit Laurelhurst tomorrow. lf, after you have viewed the natural beauty of this ‘“Newport-of-the-West,’’ the desire to make your home there does not tear at your heart strings, you will at least say that the pleasure, the happiness and the exhileration derived from the visit has well repaid you for the time spent in making the trip. A Home at Laurelhurst Is Within the Reach of Every Man $650 all improvements. assessments to pay. in bs K will buy a lot 40x120 feet, with all city improve- ments, such as telephones, sewer and water mains, paved streets and cement sidewalks in and paid for; or $1,000 a 50-foot lot on a 100-foot boulevard, with No buyer of Laurelhurst will ever have a dollar of You owe yourself a visit, so take the Madison st. cars to John- son’s boat house at Madison Park, where salesmen will take you to Laurelhurst free. Frank F. Mead Paul C. Murphy 212 American Bank Building Joseph R. McLaughlin Phones---M2476, Ind. 2569 ‘oop in mind DABNEY & WOODHOUSE FURNITURE CO, 418 Pike Street, For furniture, stoves, and heaters. Bargains the above lines. ones: Main ranges, in all Attalia Irrigated Fruit Lands LAND WITH PERPETUAL WATER RIGHTS 3998. Ind 20096 BOSTON DENTAL PARLORS Guarantee, Tweive- Yeo GO AND SEE OXBOW ADDITION TODAY. PEPZONE Guaranteed to cure ach and Liver trouble. bottle at AGLEY’S, 2d and Pike} i Stom Tbe per ity Skirt itfg.Co. 1207 Second Ave. Seattle Wath. L. |. HOFFMAN, WATER SUPPLIED BY GRAVITY—NO PUMPING SLLINGHAM, Dec. 1.—John SUNDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING Campbell, secretary of ‘the Inter 4 PRODUCES EARLIEST FRUIT IN THE NORTHWEST—LONGEST SEASON BETWEEN FRO siional: Biagio ‘Weavers’ nioa ted pap oki These lands are located in the Columbia River vailey f Wella Walls county wast tie eity “ventar looking and —$20.0¢ Washington, opposite the Kennewick Irrigation Canal, at the fu Northern Pactties iia? seeliinate arren ne oni an Washington & Columbia River and the Oregon Railway & Naviga w Iso at the bs anaadd meeting of Teak becaas og A Children’s Overcoats and Bulta of navigation on the Columbia river por Mong ay . This is one of the richest agricul 1 districts in the t 8 " ar es \ np MISS MARY LOUISE CLARY 1 Gratetully yours. HALF OFF. adapted to the raising of berries, frults and vegetables which ‘( r tha other part ate Heavy Poultry Shipment H. LEWIS & CO., Owing to th clock 18. Dea eile Sap 508. Sandendi Gh cone 1206 4 Save. thigmnen ie pointe Be THE WORLD RENOWNED VOCALIST, WILL post Sad cache is ete ee m file at our ‘tlice, Ask to are oat es morning, treveeerie a pone xOWNEN , fen iaas ek ‘aes morning, traveling tn th ‘ the Northwest 17% TIVELY APPEAR from Chehalis by express ceived from these lands, it being p« acre per annu and a Bey . ‘These lands with perpetual wa ne a8 cash RAPIDLY INCR NG CROWDS TESTIFY TO D'UR . : inere mead this I Cure Rupture R d S$ It balance on eavable terms « tin BANO'S POPULARITY ms unk: riving . eons A total of | e ults A FREE TRIP TO ATTALIA TO PURCHASERS DURING DECEMBER, 1906—WE ‘a 3 almow n tons of poultry was : DOORS OPEN AT 2:30 P. M. AND P.M. AD hte marketed ae A R d C rohans and. tavern thu narketed om here i etrei¢n! op From Porth Se att! 8 he . sinte. ° ureh MISSION 25 CENTS. NO RESERVED SHATS y business e oats ‘The tand yg Rios gay, Tinie Bees ggg pm pane healleg or bustn gach tract district ts Is 4 1 caret, Sate Postponed ib Cte. sen dae A uplendid showing in these fered or named, so that the t ye 4 ex., Dec udge I much wanted garments. Our representative is no 1d eg Vashington & 08 PANTSTO “old LASGow SACRED CONCERTS TOMORROW to20- To OnDER + tate oh tls m DR, CLARKE Co, 123 Second Ave. 8o,, Cor, Wash: ington &t., Geattie, Wash. lumbja River treine with a investigate carria ge who may For further informatior $1 per week. clroulars, pric THE COLUMBIA CANAL CO. K. Loose, President id er. {200-810 Marion. Bullding, “Sesitic, Ween, Prendent and General Manager, i Wain Walle Gon Mam Pacific Outfitting Co. 422 PIKE STREET. ch my © on