The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 23, 1907, Page 3

WILL "e ¥ap aes Et . a ’ iv CAUSED IN used, since the chief benefactor ATT}. [under the will ts charity BQO | Mr, Samuel Rosenberg, a nephew lof the late charity worker, and Mr, 3 By ALL ee OF DIBAPPOINTED REL of the will, also expressed aurprise from New /at the report, which was communal Se eat relatives of the cated to them by @ reporter. Onretine Kitwe Galland in| Mra, Galland drew the will in Comtemapiato contesting javestion Alneteen months ago, The gf the Renerous Jewish | estate at her husband's death waa. was received with sur jit ts said, worth $200,000, and ite FP some incredulity In land had many Haven who have 1 jane through judietous investn » fom the part of the dead woman. will try to break the | Mra. Galland lived in New Haven, ‘om the ground that un Conn, wntil about 40 years ago, saame was used when she went West to become the ry Dorwin Shank, of the | wife of a Mr, Cohn, from whom she a Shank & Smith, who| was eventually divorced, T = Mre. Galand’s will and jtate upon which the present one 4 ibis partner are attorneys | waa founded was left to Mra, Gab ‘Trust & Title com jland by Kitne, her second husband eos of the estate,|/A brother and eight nephews this morning sald and nieces still live in New Haven. fafermation on the sub-/ All were cut off with $1, with which that furnished in the dis |they are not satisfied, believing The charge that undue | themselves to be entitied to a more was used is silly. By | juley slice of the estate, which ts wm the vadue fnfluonce |now worth more than $1,500,000, The Sisters of the Good Shep jherd have voted theif sincere [thanks to the patronesses of the ——_— | Charity Ball, committees, patrons # apanitarian message of) and all others to whom they are as as given to the world | Indebted for the success of the ond Books. wae the subject{event. The handsome sum real - by Dr. Newell Dwight | ized will add much to the comfort, Piymouth church, Brook- | happiness and well-being of the lit ¥, mm Denny hall at the Uni-/ tle orphans, who know, as well as Pal Waebington last night. j|more favored children, how to ap treated first the tm- | prectate the good things of this Ruskin’s works on art, | life tion, economies, morale ‘and finally the writer's te modern soctal reform. bing of the lack of apprecia- ideals at the present eloquently said the Saviour at Jeru- the teacher of Athens, im Florence, burn Huss Break the heart of Rus- ; but the day will elty by th as anecation ot} _(Serinpe Telegraph Service.) TACOMA, Feb, 23.—The saloon holars who will ex- . 2 ber rord ives John | #94 cigar men of the elty have de- principle that Industry elared war on all business ,con ‘and education te brutal- | C¢*R* operating on Sunday and wili endeavor, if posalble, to enforce the —— application of the closing law to al classes. ‘The liquor meu propose interest fo a large LIQUOR MEN T0 RETALIATE ty GIVES. HOSPITAL $0,000 ‘The Wayatde Emergency hospital yesterday received a donation of sted bY & present Mra A. H. Anderson which made the total contribution for the day. $5,500. Confidence One of our papers quite rec casion, in its © local = daily tly took oc Htortab col umns, to warn its readers against the many get-rich quick schemes .which are now so prominently before the public. It went on to that the promises made are not so much ta secure the confidence as the money of the investors. A sayings ac count with this company can be 4 upon to produce, in deal leas time, far greater returns than the schemes to which this edi torial refers, and there can be no doubt whatever as to the security of both principal and interest, which are always available when desired to stop the sale of Sunday pepe: will close up all candy and we A league has been formed for thin purpose, and the principals de- clare that spotiors will be employed to detect violations of the Sunday . ite Sadie after which complaint will be ee peda Topeka, | deed with the authorities, whom Chief Wappenstein to| for the arrest of the publisher of the marriage license records | the morning paper, should he @unty for the past nine mit newsboys to sell the journal. fae she may bave married In IMPLY ONE ‘The writer le a member of Washington State Board of Examiners tle, Wash., Feb. 22, 1907 of The Star. Dear Sir; I fo commend the course you quack doctors. You certainly to bave the support of every tn and around Seat You can always count on me in my power. you success, I remain, Wea Virginia and Seventh av i $00,000. The property will y be tmproved in the near th ix story building. one of the promot t Westlake av. now holds 27 stands, and will endeavor even to who is said to have moved |‘t™ey expect to act. The league following letter is a sample Fiaken in regard to the ex EDGERS, D. D. §. @f frontage on that thorough prevent the street car and tele Bine years ago. Mrs. | Proposes to take the first step to Many communications which of the fake mining con That Please phone companies from operating on the closed day ie.G. Roberts, 1128 North Mon-| ™0rrow morning, when it ts atleged Sal, Topeka, Kan. « sister, re that a frant will be sworn out to The Star, commending its in exposing fakes and swit- ‘and also the stand you take ting all of the dirty ade W. Dilling bas sold to HL Peterson the corner at Market, 609 Third Fine Eas é Your Savings Account Welcome $1 Will Start Your Account on, Display | Many |Special | Bargains ii Tonight At McCarthy’s Northern Bank &Trust Company Formerly Northern Securitie & Banking Co. Capital Fully Paid $100,000 Trustees: JG. Price. Frank T. Hunte J. Martin. W. H. Bard © « A. L, Piper 1512 to 1522 rg Joh Second Av. AY TRY TO BREAK iV FAIR MABELLE GILMAN ! Isane Cooper, one of the exeoutors | | Value was tnoreased to ita present | per | == $5,000 from an unknown patron. The | There is real comfort tn. tea and EEK. | cotter = ty and “4 cottee- } 118 Pike St, saves half your meat | $}.00.4 WEEE Reserve, over *** billa, Try them and see. eool = THE SEATTLE STAR—-SATURDAY, FEB. 23, 1907. 2 TELEGRAPH BRIEFS things closely to itw breast, is not telling what became of bim In order that an effort may be | made to definitely determine his fate the mother has written to John is. Me Alpine, of Spokane, a cousin jof the missing youth, who, in turn |has asked the cooperation of the Seattle police. PASTOR GIVEN AGSIGTANTS, OFFICER WENDT OFF FORGE Officer H. H. Wendt, a probs Ipps Telegraph Service.) Extends Time of Final Proof, WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb ronenitative Jones’ bill extending of final proof to entrymen on certain pub ide d the Hen ate yeaterda One of those grim myaterion Arrest Youthful Counterfeiter, whieh conjure back the picture of] ‘The continued enlargement of the | @Dary policeman, inst night re- DENVIOR, Feb, 24.—-Arthur Bwee-|the soldiers of fortuna whom the| pastoral duties of the Mirst Baptiat | Ned from the police force after hey, 17 years old, who learned to| jure of gold tempted into the silent| church has made tt necessary for | S@reeant King had made an un mold dn Din father’s brase molding | wastes of tee and snow in Alawka,| the 1 to vote the pastor, Rev, | fvorable report about bis neglect nhogy thas beon arrested here on &/and who never returned to thelr| M. W. Haynes, the following assist. | duty to Chief Wappenstetn and charge,of counterfeiting |friends, In wugwested tn the quest| ante: Rev, #, O. Lamoreux, Re jafter the latter had called him Into for John Roberts McLeod, 4 20-| Peter Kiein, Mra, M, H, Miner, Mrs, | M8 Office to explain the matter Hold Court in Buckingham. year-old boy, who came all the way! T, Hanley, Prof. Bugene A. Spear Klein, the shoemaker, 217 James LONDON, Feb, 21.-—-King Edward | from Scotland to make bis fortune | and Miss Jennie Pratt, stenogre vr. @t one And: Queen Alexandra held the first ]in the Klondike = courtef the year at the Buckingham | Tt was in 1904, Since then young | palace last night, ‘The function was| MeLaod has not been 1 of, and attended by a brilliant assen the Jealous north, which hugs such | of digomate. Jack La Joie Dead, POW? GAMBLE, Feb. Jack | Laodole died auddenty 1 wan! buried Tuesday, He was employed | in the will here, Me ts supposed to have ® Mrench-Canadian, Alaska Land Districts, | WABHINOTON, D. ©, Feb, 0 | Henate committee on territories has favorably reported the bill creating two land distric Alaska, at Nome and Falrban | Dr. John Robbin: | ELLENSBURG, Feb Dr John Robbins of the pioneer re and physicians of the Kittt ey, died at his residence on jeld farm, 10 miles north of urM, yesterday morning “Money te the only thing that keeps you an independent man— it Is the only prevent ive against poverty and dependence. K yourself free by mak- Ing yourself independ ent—that means to save a portion of every earned dollar, Celebration in London. LONDON, Feb, Washington's | birthday was celebrated here yes terday by the Lon h of the An Navy league by @ dinner | at the Bavoy hotel | PORTRAIT JUST PAINTED OF THE FAMOUS AMERICAN ACTRE.. BY THE GIBSON OF PARIS, AND ALSO A PHOTO- GRAPH OF HER AS A STAGE FAVORITE BEFORE WEALTH ” brane tean 5 sical comedy, and before she got mixed up with ali this wealth and luxury, these great singing maestros, | w dear princess Whe would have thought Mabelie hia soulful bat for the prompt action of husband and the quick ¢o-operation | of Dr, Cheney Dyer, must have re) sulted fatally | Dr. Dyer responded promptly to} eten then drastic measures were TO HIS FAMILY necessary and it required the moet vigorous action on his part to} GILDED HER PATH, Marshall Field, NA ae Si Exclusive Service.) | thin ambition to become a grand TIONAL "ARIA, Fe Oh, merey! ope “ and while yet her Our Savings Depart Here is Mabelle Gilman's latest | name and that of W. EB. Corey werg ment io the shfect and BISCUIT portrait, painted by the new French | Pot appearing: on the same pa ol artist who fe all the vogue tn dear| the publication “ine most suitable depos de Villegentesc, where | can do for you if you are clever | amount an is living: w they} Cayron is considered the Gibsor do say offers striking contract to al of the French type, having painted | so New York hall bedroom jail the Pariatan soctety leaders and| Mrs, Frank H. Brown, of Gren The small pearty teeth brand of | Queen Ena apd having | Lake, narrowly escaped being the Ukeness which accompantes the gen-| now been mo to London | vietim of her own carel lant | uine portr owe Mise Gtiman bt paint the princess of Wales, He | evening In some unaccountabl fore she went to Paris, when she| has become #o enthusiastic over Ma-| manner, which she herself ie wn was content to vocatine sweetly | belle that he says he will come to|able (© explain, she took un o er down to the footlights In plain my-| America ax #oon as he Cat finjsh the | dose of a sleeping draught whi e Savings Deposits In the State The people of Washington have bullt overcame the effect of the polson - Both Mr. and Mre. Brown are too i frightened and upset over the acct The will of Timothy D. Hinckley.| property of the estate ix the Hinck-/dent to tell how it happened to who died at his home, Thursday,| ley block, at Second ay. and Colum-|oceur, , will be offered for probate by At-| 4 St, the ground alone of which} aeat| free iat oats Wr'tven we {Save Your Old Carpets) ‘OSTEOPATHY torney Fred H. Peterson i Thereday. By fis terms all ot the|tichara, eanitie, |* rere iti ee ceutitut an te ae up our Savings Deposits to the largest Property with the exception of ajacquired tho block In 1858 in pay-| First clase carpet cleaning, Pursy |f Because it removes the cause total in the State. Such approval can he ogg bequest to a sister in lilt} ment of a debt of $500, due him| Wuzsy Rug Co, Queen Anne 1222 egy hee Aly olay: Bygyntes never be a matter of chance. It is be- and a sin emacy to om rwne ther proper-| 7 ° hance to i t sues ” similar legacy to al from its then owner, Other proper-| 1s 7279 he ager eo cause the people know the solidity, the friend im Kitsap county, is left to} ty owned by him several val " r% the family, which consists of the| able parcels aggregating about x widow, three sons and two step-|acres of Lake Union property daughters. The three sona, Walter The funeral will take Ira and Lyman, together with Fred| the residence, H. Peterson, are named executors. | av tomorrow The most valuable part of the| o'clock reason why I can cure you with ¢ use of drugs, medicines reery. 1 suc known strength, the conservatism of this bank PER CENT place from | and Dexter afternoon at ‘| a disease every human system. Rat Lee at Try Our able, Consultation Fr Attendant. IVE AGAIN THE at Roighis of Prion ball Pim wil Home-Made Bread} pp. g. F. LATHROP Compound fra ae | Interest Washington DAYS OF 1776 hidden etclock Accounts opened from $1.00 up. No ce, reel and oldet Phone Sele TOS. Seatiie, Wash. information, not even of the existence The days of 1776 were cleverty (ioe ries Sharent and of your account, is given to anyone else. Mustrated last evening at a Cole rtainment, and ) on appropriately tables. j : Olympia Market tal given in honor of Wash: ‘a birthday by the dames of f the Rebekah lodges of the and decor t NEW SPRING SUITS Resources, over $10,000,000.00 $ 3,000,000.00 Schillings Best. WEST SEATTLE orere — oy The Scandinavian American Bank Of Seattle . CASH REGISTERS We are independent dealers fn new and second-hand cash registers of various makes and styles. Our prices are about one-half of the monopoly com pany prices. Will exchange an up-to-date cash register, more suitable for your business, for your old one. Call us up by phone and tell us your wants. The Sundwall Co., Inc. 609 First Ave. Phone 697. 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