The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 24, 1907, Page 5

Am AlLLAhAS . wa is cluding Denver, wae arrested here | settied its strike with Carpen iy Ty Td MI. Ss E ‘HE. . @) E ITALIAN I #0 |e moralng, at the instigation of sais pl “ var m No. 11 Bott ‘ j Aerippe Telagrah Qorvics,, | Me wollGa OF Yonhgstowy, 0 0 # | cciinors and enrpentore at the : EQURE SPUDS IGAQO, Jas. 24:—-¥. Pillavatta, | Cpneay, OF Heating with w devout) rr iiway company's plant pie i it t i aged 40 yours, an Hallen, who fa now recelve ow te wher ao ace in | ee see Pee 7 ALKS MARRIA GE preg ont ge Bn yt bg STRIKER WIN, heretofore they have heen goth lumaa, Jin, 22, : Rilitor Beatle Star; Dear Sir—I soe my your market - ae foo QUOtations of, yesterday that pota-| STAGE INTRRPR AR OF HU; to my art. It i an art which he . (ee he for $30 per ton] MAN PASSIONS TALKS OF |*Wayed the soul and passion 4 — ener jan banks la a number of citles, iy | Mall Bron, at Magic Harbor, has | $4.50 nd will go higher on man since the beginning of time AcCOUNL OF A shortage” Now Twit| VARIOUS THINGS, INCLUDING Why should | wishgo commit big WAY weaning |oa to relleve the congestion of the |p this ine to you to let you| SEATTLE, Peng by marrying Kar" let ¥ CONVINCES CON: | Cascade tunnel, know that { have four and a half “Moral effect of my plays?” “ t THAT ROADS ARE Mr. Levy stated that the eon-/ons here that 1 will put on a car! Olga Nethernole, stage tnterpre They teach the great lessons of t he only- jetraction of this railroad, which |@t the rate of $20 ie ton, And will ter of human passions and theif that M. the world; the lessons wo all “ TO BLAME AND DA ought to be completed by the fray | be Unwed to get price, The |seorifictal abandon, arrived in Be | hduld know, And the people are Stan da rd WILL OH ASKED. of next October, will be more than |#PUd¥ are dandios, Atte this morning in her private Ps willing to learo, They do not wish , “cc | +} | ] Se abished py | Suivalont to double tracking the! | believe that you oan Also s¢lear to begin her engagement ta&|t be proached at, butte nee and Wa y usy r ay spec a s present Ine weat t “anca eure y ” commerce commis of the Cascades, ® Carload here by solictting night at the Grand to understand jtmetuding the tunnel, The road ie|{fom my neighbors at the above! The great emotional actress te ~ conducted by = TWENTY DIE IN| Biteany of good Interest— oO ving Constructed with a two-tenthe | Price, I just thought | would let} paytng her first visit to the west Lane, which was (| water grade, and fe expected to | YO" know that there are epuds injit has been an exploring exped —as usual, our “busy Friday Specials” are planned to make your Friday coming here very interesting and profitable; they are always lasting friend. afternoon. ‘The handle all the commerce of the | ‘ls section of the country thet can jtion which has up new makers for us. Each Friday some articles of practical usefulness and (Seripps Telegraph Service.) at te that the Indus sound district from Tacoma south relieve any shortage in Seattle if| wonders to th e mind t the Puget sound Country | This arrangement will leave the | ("© People will come after them, | which the wonders of the east hay splendid worth are offered at an exceptional one-day price; for instance, TRINIDAD, Colo, Jan. 24—The note.these— teat advices confirm the report 4 far beyond the o% | Camel route open to handte traffic |! you send a person to this town jbecome old and stale. the present railroad? (© /origttating in the Seattle district /@¥erybody knows me, or Inquire at Retberecle. Hiss the weat treet Fee ee oretroalubed. It] ame, RMBUT, to, the north the poatottice Southern Califormia to Northern Neen a eee a aenatrated | fle ee cerienala who have tests HA. HICKS, © | Washington. She says so, She has er owe! "7 = 7. / pared et effort to canosal the PF. D. No, 1, | tasted its novelties from the Ching p ‘ ec euak 4 tows of Gan Francisco to the BE that 20 miners perished in the Colorado Fuel and Tron company Primero, 20 milew went The explosion badly Wrecked the ming, and tt is doubt ul if any of the entombed men R Dd. 4 Site tea shortage of care as/tne road to meet the demands of ASK PARDON FOR [rite tig tanta ae te conmin motiee power and suf lteaffio ot thete reaponsibitity in back, She saya do. She saya wane can be rescued alive, The miners | mace to han¢ he haul ithe matter, They adintt that ¢ |things from 1h 1 t pe which might te ih motive power, of | Northern Preific has been able to DR. VAN WATERS breathe the fires of paxeion into Beef the fellrond claim, Ie be} handle only from 20 to 40 per cent the hearts of mankind over the were nearly al} Italtans, 2 ~the very special sale of UPHOLSTERY GOODS will interest you. For this weel —this $6 gilt chair for “busy Friday” Realy done away With, but of the freight offered them for some pate one *footlighte which define the world th talk A petition for Un | fa trackage will take time past, but excuse themselves itton for the pardon of Dr. of makebelleve iar to remety, and the with the claim that mo ono, not) LT&™ VanWntere, signed by G. M.| Noethersole te interested in ev ony of the North |oven the lumbermen themselves, ee Nwniter ston, Gen, J. lerything she sees, ‘The battle to the ef/hag foreseen the great increase ripe ue oalfe, ex-Judee ED. Renson,/ which men ate waging with the ont che lumber industry, which swelled A, Hoaworth, Judge Orange Ja- | hills of Seattle appoals to her shipment east! the total volume of freight over 9|°°O% & & number of other prom-| “Are you going te put the whold erations until! per cont in two years, inont Citizens, waa received by Gov-/iown oh the level?” she asked of S when Uhey ex Will Sue Raitroads, erner Mead yeaterday the reporter thit morning * their system tm CON! sw. Reven't hh The reasons as#ianed for the pe-| “What are you going to do with B handle tho busines of.) Ve Ravan't hal time to eateh| tition are that Dr. VanWaters’ sen |the dirt; fill up the sound?” room house. A @0-foot lot on the , eo ah B, oe sepa Dual paige oxconsive, and that he bas) “I gee by the papers you are} east side of Third av, between Bell i pha ate tos ; sly served the time usually tm-/having trouble about the street! and Blanchard @te, wee sold yeater- ¥ the Cascade tun-/ has deen coming o8 | posed for hin offense, poor health |commissioner, Is he the man who! day by the Goodwin Realty company "* Darrier ‘or ten years,” reapond the ship-| due to confinement a a te oad ean the great bar Bl ere oT sige oes ¢ a aae. dotng all thin to 1, P. Page for $28,000. The north- @ bauling greater tonnage a } car — ome phe FB ag Pac aters was nd guilty me as ber eyes roved in the db| east corner of Fourth av, north and be Northern ger To8d.| nomen te tare tee freee erly Tomine armmelt and sentenced jon of Weat Seattle sho inw ee § at. Was sold yesterday ie THREE REALTY GALES, A. B. Manford hae sold to Ole Hanson the quutheaat double cornet of Broadway aad Spruce for $92,000, The property ie improved by an 11- to the testimony of the ant dangérs of tas by Judge Mell, October 17, 1903, te | quired: Qau to Charlés DeMiile tered.” : Naat the sumber| 8 yeare at Walla Walla, Are you to put that f 4.000. wotly lke Eweck can pass over the | .,, Mg Rowing: | haere J ig Oe — the level, tor te bad f= ae picture, | enthin foe fine large Flom- Se than any other cause, | iy tgs fl gp Bited Atates But the emotional wit! crop out. Free I structions seat up I feh Jug of heavy st Epiroad officiais. ‘The! vary his Bol Hepk wp with the do “Marviago? What do 1 think of n holatered ware, te & inches drains whieh go through | Syyohmes business,” say , the a Given by Miss Jessie Brown, deat | in tapes: will ‘hold three quar Bm adout 28 per day.) vou can't build rallronds in @ A FEATURE wn sy IES, ater bad. time to Al's aapert in the art of “taney | (7, Yank emnotiy lke plete, ” now long eno: to dare} work and broidery, ous a respond the offichls. marry him, 1 aim married. Yos,’ i111 eeeneeiaene, at Santags an a& y foany uses about rat bold ¢ ‘alley és vost Th Ree v=reenrvenmemeem ual worth | & price just for Friday, i ¢ department designated % a! in $6— s ch % t for the ombarrassitent im whieh/ the “story telling department, pre ar ata eee) nue ‘ Ya oe egret reall but one of each of Mi —— these “busy Friday specials” to & pet WOTORE | hoy fed themes! Pn ne nant ton thia tunnel would ven. ‘The teeth! sided over byeMins A, A. Blanch Tack the road weat | MOBY Metionstrated that some 80 }ard, at the publi one PRA ND 3°) F:one8 66. No snonon atter 1. . West) 000,000 bushels of grain, mlltons! of tho Wbdates now ba sh | that JOHN CORT, Mer. Capacity Resched, {1 fet of Nitaber and mititons of | institution. FOMIOMT, Saturday OLOA NETHERGOLE. - sn; Bo. telephone, ~ te of FY haa isles are piled awalting ship-| Every Wednesday is children’s} Ptiday Matinee, ae tecon Mae TAN Raye mail or C. 0. D. or fo statements of rall/mont to market. Immense} story telling day, and when Misa| Eriday Night, “ADRIENNE LECOUVREUR.” dere filed tor them. the Northern | Pa-jstores represent a corresponding | Blanchard bexins one of her in| "lM Hisee & o'clock aharp at enon performance p fenched the limit of) amount of money in much of * z lus freight capacity | ing interest. Myery day causes d| eager to hear every word of the| SON. Prices 41.60 to de -deerbgees met ele he antlt it it) tertoration im the oe and ® pil-linteresting fairy tale. eS ' reese and in Yesterday afiernoop when a fe) gee Drew, warance om lum ~ nd sitaated porter called there all the seats TITLE THEATER Pome » Mare, Phones 43. | SS chan med Be — pe tans} were a sad many of the! rontent and alt ” “ nnd’ taterial aun {once "te ia” tebeenisls neem emanate Were huddied on the] eOn," beste at Boots somedion tiers eterna aoe Noy s M. Lavy, third |ecmmisaloa, have no intention f|ing les iitanchard for hey clfoete| wie anak eteare, MAENIN unday piatines, January £7, B 3. Carpen- emt of the road, stated | dropping it with the hearing whtch/at entertainment re eee a @ yesterday afternoon | closed yesterday. They intend to hacer ; No change in pricos-—Matiness, 26¢ and 10c; nights, 16¢ to SOc. Toate Hes te-|haid the ssiirende to staby re omnes . way and equip |eponetbitity to furnish cars for all ERLAND TRACKS totaling $75,000,000 | shipments offered, and plan to file miles of double! as formal eomptaint before the com- CLEARED comstracted mast demanding \Good bood / easy to buy= casy to pay New Lyric Theater heast Corner Oceldental rustle & DREW, Ma — ee ee ,, A vopaier mily Theater. = OPENING SUNDAY MATINEE, JANUARY 22, ‘The Great Northern sent ite first wi M. of nie scours navENGE® train east over its own tracks yow - Nee ting © terday moral, . enn pa my. ng for tho fret time!” Pxicitig—Evenings ae. 0c, 464, and Mentinree, Bho aed Tee tn several days. Several dela: “ cde ge Mem ne, Ofte, toe idental Avenue Fearn Starts Saturday, morning over the Northerh Pootfie | ~ tracks from Spokane, A freight ST. tral ‘arrived thin morning, loadel ms with Tumber and empty cama Sew eral of the cars were bound for the car gbops, thelr sides having We Have Fuel Enough to Supply This City LL that Is necessary is to transport it a short distance to a waiting mar- ket. A city that today is in the midst of a coal famine, and whose very future depends wu securing a steady supply of fuel. We refer to the city of Edmonton, in the province of Alberta, Canada. A city that is coming to the front more rapidly than any on this continent. One that has doubled i ulation in the past year, and that will soon be the larg- est city in Western Canada. Situated in the heart of the richest wheat country in the world, with three transcontinental railroads, its future is assured. Manufacturing concerns are anx- fous to locate there; it occupies the vantage point in this whole territory. They have been held back simply on account of this lack of fuel. We cana supply this demand. We hold the key to this city's future We have struck naturel gas on our property, just north of Edmonton. A strong, steady flow of gus, that when lighted can be seen for miles around. A gas with a very strong petroleum odor. Twenty-three miles of pipe line will carry this gas to Edmonton and give us one of the most valuable franchises in Western Canada, and*by boring a few more wells we will have an unlimited supply. We say an unlimited and ineahaeaitte supply because of our experience in Grilling our first well, and that of the Canadian government, who in 1897 made an experimental bore in this same field, and were compelle dto stop drilling at sd of 820 feet on account of the immense flow of Natural Gas. We quote from the log of this well as Pn in volume ro of the annual re- port of the Canadian Geological Survey, 4s follows: “$90-265 ft. Hard sand rock, with layers of softer rock. At about 355 feet struck elliot a very heavy specific gravity. * * ° “Several barrels ran away into the river. There was a good deal of gas with this heavy pe- teoteum. “€20-028 ft. Grey shale, struck « strong flow of gas. Gas remarkably pure and free from odor, Considerable ofl coming away with the water from the értit “142-768 ft. Gtrvek gee and some off at T60 feet. Heavy off similar to that obtained before, Dut a higher ro gravity, came out with the cut- tinge In the sand pymp. e heavy oll seems mixed all through the sand stone and anale at this depth. The water was shut off by the casing at 740 feet and the hole i perfectly dry with the exception of the water we put Dose in “It Happened in’ @ogvilie;” Edith Talbot & Co, been battered in by a wreck. jerton; Mitehell and Le mon, rtiere = and The Northern Pacific is still ruw ae merene! Telly and Eine! Henels gearasoene, at 8:26 a. m. Jan. 22, te expected In| (lations, Dally Beoan Twunenys | today. ‘This tratm ts alreudy 48/ bours late. Pretentious Prodyction of atipmmeneeacoas “NELL GWYNN, * Evenings, 8:15. Mise Nethersele Tonight. Olga Netharsole begina end engagement at the Grand to) night, appearing in “S. ”" This; will be given iaturday mat-| inee and nig! mnorrow after) hoon “The Second Mra. Tanquary”| will be fhe Dil, and tomorrow night “Adrienne Lecoavenr” will re ve & presentation. The advan sale of genta has been large am Mise Nethersole will receive a tro mendous ovation during her prew- i engagement, the first in Seat the. PATRICK MULLIGAN. f qext, Mulligan will) bis bequest, and be tailed ipaath ng at least a portion of! better quarters. - At Cripple Cresk.” i Sie ecptescasascaliaie ae ge 4S You Youson” t» attracting the theatergoers at the @eattle this week. David Batterstrom, of this city. a retired actor, who was sees in the part of Yon here two years ego, will, at the request of his many admirers and the consent of | the managers and star, in j he title role tomorrow — } mecca seaman ta E. J. Carpenter's melodrama, “At Cripple Creek,” opens at the Beattie |theater Sunday afternoon, for « | week. j | / i For the opening of the Lyric the ater eext Sunday afternoen, Seat- jtle's newest playhouse, Messrs. jemi & Drew will present a ael ar) &» — — a SIND FORKS. 91-39 RAZOR STROPS. Hy selected stock company tn) he Beout's Revenge,” an Interest: | | tng heart play, with melodramatic }tendenctos,. The box office opens $2.00 Dozen White ! " \ doub «< i | Saturday morning at 16 o'clock, and in to Grili with. This shows that there fe no water In these lower sand- Soc need he ROE Tf inn ae Onn ae } stones, which (s of great importance and value a4 an indication for oll. swing Razor 25e China ber, Main 567, are the phone num- N I | “7OS-TAL ft, At 778 fect a heavier flow of gas was struck. It made ito en’ a | bers. ew aces | roaring fnolae coming the bore, and had quite & Pronounced petroleum Egg Shell odor. Increased quantities of petroleum * * Cup and “Nell Gwynne.” e | “e00-s20 ft. * * © * At S20 feet a tremenndous flow of gas was “ z { iY RE ee a The roar could be heard for three miles or more. WwW Saucer, “Wet Govane” op cho Late Oo New Embroideries : ciruch 3 n * Tasiane could be heard ter three tllne or more. We : GAS HEATERS. Pair lator this week, deals with the po-| fmbediied in heavy petroteum. As we drilied through this the gas f threw out the nodules with clots of oil.” ts: Mie tar pide say tan arte NewHandKerchiefs $3.50 Victor large round Gas pores 928 ase De 3 a Papeete pd on work ae At this point they were unable to control the gas on account of the small it pod value.. ~ oe & ae” te tings Soverte 7 -8-inch casing in use, sd ner : rn “Red Feather” Coming. New Ribbons yeh No further drilling was done for want of an appropriation to carry on the apse | "Red Feather, the romantic com N Shi Ww i work, but this same well has been flowing continuously for the past ten years. SAW FILES. D rs le opera in two acts, with Cheridah ew rt aists When you take into consideration the fact that this is in the same field we scare Simpson tn the leading role, begins are opening up, and that we had practically the same experience when we drilled 20¢ extra quality Crosscut Rach - ee he N Silk our well, you will readily understand why we invested the money from the sale ‘ Saw Files; 0 agg eraegted re cue ew Ss of our first block of stock in the largest and most complete drilling outfit ever warranted... fe Cc Star Theater Vaudeville shipped into Canada, An outfit which the Oil Well Supply Co., of Pittsburg— $1.75 Dozen Accompanying Edith Talbot, who | New Dress Goods admittedly the largest oil well supply house in the country—says is the largest ie tits Week 68 the Blar theater pre order handled by them in the past two years. CHISELS. lise Gene” wie | New Lin ferie You can easily see why we have inv ested our own money in this proposi- . Gil, an actor who has played many 24 tion, and why we are going to pustrit forward to a success, Soc assorted size Steel prominent dramatic roles in first} With the hundreds of thousands of tons of high-grade asphalt on our prop- Firmer Chisels ; 25 pctene comtponton, : Ravtey segeeres New Wash Goods erty, formed by seepage of oil from below, it is only a question of a short time warranted ot Cc ea. ee Oe eee Se when we will be shipping this product into the markets of the world, as well as nderful Seematt New Linens ster in a village | late Frank Mayo. Ce trained dog show is a big of the week. The ja number of char furnishing one of Canada’s leading cities with light and fuel. We are also con- fident of opening up one of the greatest oil fields ever known We are going to buy more pipe and equipment. Our non-assessable treas- asc Hotel Ww AUGER BITS. hington land act their p in costumes ‘ : s $4.50 set Jennings’ pattern agerent without a person being seen on the New Corsets ury stock is s@lling at age per share, par value $1.00, It is an investment at this Auger 3B in roll Plates, ST ciesmnnitine price, and will make big money for you " 19¢. | he fact that our first block of stock was taken up in a hurry is proof that oe . $2 75 > | Enjoy Yourself ’ our proposition is one in a thousand. We want you to know some of the people wereee vd sad ase Well | There will be a large dance at! And thousands of dollars’ worth who bought it—men who are well known in this city; men who are known to be Known the Leachi Perk pavilion tonight, js investors, Majestic and you are cordially invited to at: | of other new spring goods that We have ontly introduced you to our proposition, but there {s a Hmit to the DOOR SPRINGS. Double ON biases re a rg ' ‘ i amount of matter this space will carry. toc long spiral japanned Weave beautifa) musical program and| will interest you. We have facts and documents to present to you that are convincing. Our of- Door Gas Mantles, Jj everything will be —— § fice is open in the evening for your convenience, or we will be glad to mail them convenience. Gentlemen, 260 ) ne A 5c year coures ivte ign 65c, No. 2, Galvanized @ Wash Tub at 49¢ Heavy Galvanized Iron Wash Tub, 49e HAND SAWS. w American-Canadlan Oll Co. 320-321 American Bank Buildin Second Avenue and Pike Street. Seattle, Wash. Burner No. 1, 3e. holson best steel Hand Saw ; clear ing sale price... 50c SPONTA Dikt McCarthy Dry Goods Co. 1512 to 1522 SECOND AV. Between Pike and Pine Sts. nedius . medium size “Watch forthe Rush Into Edmonton Next Summer” meu wemws Va DURES 110 Marion Street. Seattle, Wash. 327-68 Walker Bldg. 1306 Steond Ave. — iS