The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 12, 1907, Page 7

=) ATE PASSES “PRM BLL 2 ‘ent Henttle sehoo! j be bought for $2500. are a fine buy. quarter % thin, “acres, A i a fred oprine, trait sald ate puwant Downlng. war a Rooney upon complain Gli Yesler Way, and ‘af the Pacific Iron ‘The men claim to have be in a game of car ihe ateamor Kitsap en route Trcanie matter fe not w! of the city man may be pre police, uted as . (Stor Special Service.) OLYMPIA, March 12 agreed upon by the free ¢ Pommittes of house The only of much importance by Senator Ruth, w that thirdclass cities be within the provisions of ¢ the bill Rands voted voted for the Dill, Senator nny A pareed offered a resoluth he said the bill meant oid repablican party | my lover, good-bye.” her passing (he direct primary | r passed another bill the law tn regard ‘@ection ballots In order wo WaTer SHUT OFF. water will fom fam. tol pm Detween Westlake ay. ay., and between Denny Lake Union ———————— ie-wheeler siramer George of the Inland Navigation whieh has been anchored GR winter, was towed nt a everbaulin " CIGAR, ality, be. Works. thin the fu With but pagaiive vote the senate last} , | the now direct primary | plete the $12,000 fund. amendment . came In it ex aed fourth class cities. ‘Will apply to all cities ox in cities of the fourth | Owtng to the advamee in wages and }a@ demand for lumber, the lumber BM was passed by a vote of} men of thie provinee has decided to | raise the price within the next four no. The | weeks. be held were Pogue and Davis q@andidates for fudge at one | the heading “Non Part!- be shut off Wed- Right to be given & thor She will be used @ CatutMon steamer during the CARD SHARPER RD SHARPER cr HIN SPO to be «| ¥agrant, under which charge he fe - ee THE SEATTLE STAR—-TUESDAY, MARCH | | OTREETS WOMAN WILOCATTER 1S FRIENDLY WITH SPIRITS i Hab! » p cu p c |lable ¥ imprisonment in the uur Wale owe (Continued trom Pago 1.) daatitute, Bho iistened to the aplr C.| The offense complained of ts but | day appointed by Mayor Moore to|pany were met by protestations ay ram a soraanag rod of Mr one of many coming from various |e superintendent of streets and | and fits of hysterics by Mra, Ryner leer er Rynerson and inve on) vessels sailing on the sound. It is | sewers, won before which the will of the |) hws ‘ rsp o pan ds|alteged and the report has been| May t# a democrat, but votes anjcombined board seamed to fadg| Tock of the Pidelity | company jmade frequently to the pollee that | iMdependent ticket, and ts said tolobediently away aloog with une | piano was turned over to the (COMPLETING FU FOR NEW Y. An organised effort of the ¥. M.C. A. te | ; the new eightetory Y. M. A butlding on Fourth and Madison. The bul D CANADIAN LUMBER IS TO ADVANC (Star Spee Servies.) VANCOUVER, B. C., March 12 ho in he A meeting will who after next week to decide how much the WASHINGTON, March 12.-—-In the property; asked if we would) in-| advance will be. an announcement this afternoon i |?” consider $3 per share for all the! MICHIGAN MEETING. is said that the state department | All Over the Country. stock we oould deliver, which ‘ol has been advised by the Frisco | While the stock has been seatter | would make it 000,000 for the io} schoo! board that it had removed ied from Seattle & Savannah, | property without the other stock 4 4 athe of ferme - ) | dente of Michigan Os naa Php cet all restrictions as to the Japanese |Georgia, and from Savannah to/ holders. We of course refused ee te imene an r hag Poe a | Negotiations will be opened with| Portland, Maine, at prices ranging |My, sometimes we hardly know al dak: Wetliea deans oh te ae | Japan for the exelusion of laborers. | from afew cents to a dollar 4) what to do.” ‘tol W. hail, 23 First on an “3 hare, much of it was placed and in Judge J. W. Langley, president to | Michigan people are invited. (Scripps Teleuranh Service.) TONOPAH, Nev., March 12 miners here bh: in union of thelr own. trolling the streets. John was Killed last night, and Smith, of the Industrial Worke ie wader arre te ives ney tig ted, 4208. i Point Deon @) em! + @ tet terme fore ator frontage. 8200 whle hes pico! Hill tt om Pist bet petro and will money *. Yond, a Little eage tracts on the upland ot Piverton; cact and are « 809 for the April 25th and $1 SEATTLE ‘also hav 2 benrt ith Tint, near Mist ee . at Low ‘The Best of Everyth ing eat Price West Green Lake Homes 92.500 — stx-r00m home; tot textes. re ee easy; 1b mm n — Beven-room 8n4 lot 60x100 house 31.000 cash ee $20 per month at 7 Pe cent. A good buy A deautifur home: ¢ 00M house aud lot 45x80, 1 from car; house is Modem, and can be bought 8 few Gays on y at this Pree; $1,500 cash—naiance 8 der month, § per cent buy it now. and Better MAPS—Poor : an Sly one bi ®ash, Balan Rhee hore TALK WITH FAY -P.Fay&Co. M1-212 matioy 1 Ind, 3836; 3 ie 2% scree, tes fine ‘This int ie Dar the gar of turquoise, is shown. shades are tho acceasories. seen at the yoke and as a fintsh ” of embroidered batiste. tiny bows finish the front. The colored embroidery appes gore. Cascade View Addition of Mount extending to went and Situated Baker Park the top of Beacon Hil), west of Rainier valley, at York Sta tion; twelve minutes’ ride on car. ¢ 200 Lots Ready to select from at prices and termes offered to view of Lake Mount Rainier and the Cascades; af- ing the City Park. Two itional franchises ent ly granted for street railways this property ring wa sys truth rest clad Rauinter rears ite While Olympies peaks Greet the vision In the went All around ts glorious beauty; Neer by roll the waters of the Sound; The Cascades looming gra to the eastward Fairer spot can not be snow idly reservations are can be Mutual Realty Co. 204 Pioneer Building Hayes-Anthony Co, 634 Pioneer Building ND M.C.A. belug made by three groups of members raise, before April 1, the sum of $10,009, needed to complete the building fund for This sum when raised will com ing ts well under way at the pre ad ent me, ERS QUIT UNION ~The | * decided to sever their connection with the Industrial Workers of the World and form « At Goldfield great excitement bas been caused by the labor troubles. | mandom Nearly bailf the population ts pa Stiva Joe For a mies of 14 « dancing frock of lansdowne tn biue, delicate shade Beru ba tiste and hand embroidery in pastel The blouse, made on the skeleton order, permits of the batiste being the sleeves. The latter are formed of short puffs, the final ones being Where this dainty material is used in the yoke it is merely tucked and shows no hand work. The blouse ts edged with mous green velvet, and three in & conventional design edging the skirt yoke and the pane! which de seends from it, and forms the front for that reason Monday night Another report at the to the effect that A. L. W been made a standing offer of $26 the The books represent management f bookkeepers street department within the next | producing district two weeks, Outwardly there tv no change apparent, but under the sur-| story te the faet that the c face it Is said that the elty council exploitation of the prospect is an proceeding further. In this they thas become tired of the holdup|expert opinion from General C. M.| met the opposition of Mrs. Ryner |qame and number of the m Buel, of civil ware fame, Aw the /son, and the legal proceedings are) Id | conservative ones are looked for to|eneral must have been im his | the result break away if there le no settlement |seventios when the report was xtravagent. Claime. of the matter from some other|made, the five days’ cayuse-back source very soon | woth 1 m0 oration of tunnels, must have been an arduous) @¢luding an alleged large abort experience, ase)6fm)6o Mra. Rynerson’s = ae The Fidelity Mining & Milling counts with the company, Mrs. mpany was incorporated in 1908, — son has been uses the capitalized at $3,000,000, Ite pros-|Ubited States mails to make ”" slowin, tm possible repre pects are located in JAP LABORERS: BON MARCHE HOLDS: SPRING OPENING | | Pratt Institute, a The «pring millinery opening of schoo! located at Whit friends, through the sptritualistic tations of Mre. Rynerson. Dainties in feminine wearing { this stock of doubtt) parel, “creations ta manufactured to tempt the purses ot mouied patrons, and gowns tend ing to delight the hearts of all wo t lose A. J. Weaver, bis wits jothers connected with the tute. | merec the a the good money of the Whitewater Ipeople, The Whitewater people; “Tell took kindly to the alleged advi from the other world corning | deals right lithe richness and prospects of the | *5t by {Pidelity company. T* the money they could spare / Bo far to apply on ite stock sales Ancther Woman Appea It required another wome: joambat the sehe jot Mrs. Rynerson IN THE Ra Just a short walk west of Mathieson Station, on Rainier Reoton car line; plank walk all Each Tract Under cultivation and the soll is very rich and productive Half of the Tracts Are covered with heavy bearing fruit trees, such as apple, cher ry, plum and prune, So tracts have as many as 30 tr Suppose a tree yields $20 worth ot fruit a year (many did better than this last year) how long would tt be before the fruit pays for the tract. This ts worth considering. Price From $450 to $ each, accord ing to improvements thereon Terms h, 1-3 one year, 1-3 wherein inle y whe Mrs. Emma Wis signall | Whitewater, | | Mrs. | whose Rynerson, ts report of the jacoounting tm ia based. Mre and SEAVIEW TRACTS. 8200 TO 8750 WEST & WHEELER, Colman Building. AND LOANS. to BLDG. re ING DAY. One-third ca two years. Wilbur 8. Lewis. A. Robinson A. Robinson & Co. 7 / lnska Bide Ind. 900, Main 9% FREE We keep an abstract system and will be glad to tell you the name of the owner of any piece of property in the city free of charee GREGOR M’GREGOR 301 Empire Buildin igate Pen. In the Best or more in our real estate fund. lots and are Citizen’s Trustee Cc 103 Yesier Way. Phone Main 87. Real Estate Investments. See us at ones, Don't For Irrigated Lends call on COLUMBIA CANAL CO, . K, Loose, Pr jonere! Manage rlon Bullding, Seattle, Was Attaiia, Walle Walia Co, Weeh. 64 and 65 Starr-Boyd Ph vagaries Tho company &@ month by a private corporation to |!@ sulng the Rynersons for an Another interesting feature of the baste for itrip to and from the prospect, to the Summit district, about elght mites from Mt teed and financed the present com ti held by spiritualists and the who were induced to buy represen People connected with the Morris aptritualtate r, Wis the Hon Marche was helt today jappear to be the heaviest buyers val headgear, | Stock which cost the holders some- hing over $20,000 is held by P: o inet Spiritaalise was used by the Ry basia of @xchangw jot thetr doubtful mining stock for ey put up all . aod | were baited on by the offer of the litynersons to devote ten per cent | feeeived only second hand furnitare commissions on ry ore and methods jboard of directors had failed a Owenn, af wae tuced to invest in the company by the woman condition |the company’s books, the sult for the superior court Owens was the secretary treasurer of the Morris Pratt! REAL ESTATE 317318 BAILEY 7 Within % minutes of Pioneer . The be hea hose-tr INVEST $5.00 in'n booming district selling them fo’ 7 jeard dames by moans of whieh | have cant his presidential ballot for | stockholders money. Jot the commis crooked gamblers thrive, are por-| Roosevelt. He tives in Councilman but | mitted on many boats sailing from |3awyer’s ward, who, it was ru Affaire in a Tangle. cash and Mra aj this port mored, will probably vote for Hay| As a redult, the affairs of Yhe | cepted for loompany are in an Intricate tan Owens was tne com | siatant secrete ae jonly to be con a bad tangle disclosures of sentutions jhowever, hav 1 am glad hwo fon and Im another our he sha: to new on at Ume. THE LATEST SOME OF THE GOOD FEATURES— CLOSE IN. FINE VIEW. LOW PRICES. BASY TERMS. ote to be joes will 4 nly jan this opportunity tiding, 619% First Main In her efforts would for leas than $25. #0 close any | you may have on hands @ | 0 Owen's other stock and Mra. od to give up her Position and come to Seattle as fu ry of t then located In the Are vinced and Mre. you | It shows you are interested. | property ia #0 valuable that capital-| rypresentation and fraud, Mrs. Ry- | iste are anziows to bay } (ould to be backed by J. P. Morgan),| | another sapposed to be Rockefeller, | jand a French corporation are ali | making iuquiries about us.” letter, typewriter, she naively states Endorsed by Government everyone you hare t stocks to they had better close thetr the ¥. not “DEAN” CIGAR, The new quality Ware & due them. |inatitute by the Rynersons as part The note was he company de building that she had enter its service as foreman or man-|Counting and tadividual stockhold Teen duped ager. lers are suing the conspany for the |" About the same time Dr, Edwin The opinion ts gaining ground |recovery of the money invested. | Brown was elected treasurer of that there will be something doing|And all this fuss and trouble ts /the company, Both the treasurer in the matter of the head of the | Ver an unproven prospect In a nom | Mhd the bookkeeper discovered that the books of the company were ip inainted on straightening out its records before | to counteract the! Owens con concerning the property jin a letter to Mr. and Mrs. Weav discovered t ae Be Badan’ oer ay han [et Of Whitewater, under date of — . December 4, she wrote (Serippe Telegraph Service.) band, F. M. Rynorscm, whe Orsam |" wwe have had another offer on lot the company, and the directors,| heard nothing of | this munificent offer. In another letter to Mra. Weaver, written on the typewriter and ua-| tangied affairs of the company, the signed, appears the following | ank questions. | of stockholders to recover their in Our One firm igned on the tked man who is the Government to knock fout wild cat schemes he Inspected perty & said if be was man sell another put 1 laf the proceeds of stock sales, to | ‘a! Ifriends of the tnatitute, towards |@™Pect the next meeting wil! ithe maintenance of the school the stock at least $6. per share, however, the tnatitate bas) Mean to let your Brother or any Threefourths of a mile from Car Shops at Renton 60 Acres $100 an Acre A wonderful chance to dow bie your money fm « short Ireland Starkey’s Orchard Addition BEACON HILL RIDGE WILL B& ON THE MARKET SOON. WATCH FOR THE OPEN. Flagg & Bennett 1223 ALASKA BUILING. Almost one-fourth another ts gotng 1 car ne le, We have avenue 419 Batley Building Beautiful Home Sites| CHEAPEST LOTS IN THE RAINIER VALLEY this before you buy elsewhere. ‘ GOOD VIEW District of the valley One car line rune past these lots now acre. right rvic only a few $550 Per Lot, Easy Terms VERNON & O’HARA one you may have interested have ot $1. if they take thelr atock im mediately,” At the time this letter was writ ton the case of (he company versus the Kynersons, asking for an so counting, was on the docket of the superior court Not content with these misrep resentations, Mra, Rynerson ap pealed to the aptritusliatic beliefs of her Whitewater victims again Bhe wrote to Mra, Weaver don't believe the good friends re going to let me go up top until my work im done 80 Very Sollcitious. “Mra, Weaver do you know if I ean b much me no.” & \ with the ard of county comm ommissioners took the proposal un- And again, referring to her 8b) sioners in a final effort to induce) der advisement, A loged wpiritual guidance she Write®,| tne expenditure of $460,000 of the|ers were: Judge Thom Burke, thie time over her written #ign®| county road fund for permanent] Prank Terrace of Orillin, J. C, Nor- ture macadam roads. ton, N. H. Latimer, J. W. Ronald, | “But you seo friends while I am| gamuel J. Hill, leader of the good | Judge W. H. White of Redmond, ex- deeply grateful for the great VAlG®| roads movement in the state, started | Gov. MeGraw, H. H. Dearborn, J. of the mine & if pushed too far can] ¢), waion by advocating the build-| W. Clise ed Battle, P. K. Struve, always sell as long as the Mpirit) ing of three great trunk out| Will HL Parry, J. . Chilberg, J. F. | world says bold on I have to hold! o¢ geattio—one going east over the! Lawler and D. EB, Frederick, lon.” But Mrs. Rynerson did not con fine her spiritualistie misrepre aentations to Whitewater. Bhe used ttle when necessary a widow who resid jat 609 Cherry st, was indw part with $200 eash for Fidelity mining stock by the alleged advice |from the spirit world. Advice From Spirit World. Although Mra. Carey ts not pro- feusing spiritualism, she was im | pressed when Mra, Rynerson told her that the spirit of her departed husband had appeared and sent | word to her to buy all the Fidelity } stock that she could carry as the mine was fabulously rich. Mra jthem in & Mra. L. ¢ % to Carey and her family can 0) afford | the loss whieh the failure of the jmine to pan out would entail Another local victim ts Mrs. | Joseph Primeau, of Fremont, who gave Mrs. Rynerson @ $125 dia mond security for payment for Fidelity mining stock priced to her at $100. Mrs. Primeau still has the stock certifientes and Mra. Ry- nerson the diamond, And tn the face of the present | sult for an accounting and the suits | vestments om the grounds of mis- wo |nerson has gone east again ‘raise money to build a mill,” WAS: AFTER HERMANN (Seripps Telegraph Service.) WASHINGTON, March Hermann trial today Secr cheock told of how the tor Mitebell, of Oregon, had tm od to him for Hermann’s pro The secretary informed if Hermann did not ely he would be dis | | In ary late bell resign ima | missed j INSANE MAN ARRESTED. that ] was an Adam Zwengel, » jeweler. arrested this morning by I | Blacker, and is held at police he | quarters without a charge. It aid that the man ts slightly mented and bas little trouble in the ot the cit de-| been causing no lower portion The steamer Buckman, Aiaska-Pacifie company, arrived from San Francisco this morning with & full cargo of general mer handise and 2% passengers. She reports that large quantities of freight are piled on the docks at Frisco awaiting shipment to this ity shipment of 600 tons of suger has been on the dock for sev-| eral weeks, billed to Puget sound ports, of the mala FOR ROAD immediately on COME AND nah venture | Re FLUTE AND BY DILLY MURRAY PARODIES oftes on Popular Songs (1. ww na ® ) “Why Don Try? ch “Dearte Me Around Again, Wi DUET BY MIS8 JONS | | MURRAY | amr The Game of Peok-a-Roo ("a | Like to Mee a Little More of You") w| DUET BY MISS STEVENSON AND MR STANLEY OM Take @ Little Ride With Me | Moree 10 DUT RY STANLEY AND MACDON.- | . GH 08 Pass Me Not, 0 ¢ vi RCH NITRA me Adiyn TENOR S010 BY BP > Morning Lam RECORD RECORD TITLE RECOR NUMNGOR aize. [NUM Ne ARTHUR PRYOR'S RAND. ue ote » Dennet 19 |ff 3180 La Lattew de Manon Gtilet 12 | | SOTRA'R RAND. r || @81 The Prescter and the Bear Rorenees lL t | ROHRSTRA ANK | D rR RECORD TITLE thelr way here. Bhe will thea likely to the seene of trouble to ect British interests there. 1.100. We heve about twenty lots near ford street we can soil at above prion, Terms: graders are moving Op and wil! commence operations ie 8 short me; , MUST PROMINENT CITIZENS OF | Snoquel SEATTLE MAKE LAST EF FORT TO HAVE THE COUNTY) ROAD FUND SPENT ON PER- MANENT ROAD BUILDING, ORDER BOAT TO = GUATEMALA VICTORIA, B. C., March 12.—H./ M. & Shearwater has been ordered | in readiness to proceed to Guate-/ arrival of a) draft of 40 men who are now oni | with Eastern Washington, one going w th » yuth he DLAMED Ft DiDN'T FORGET THAT / Was Yo MEEY You ar TEn OOK, EVERETT H on em ebarp le pass to conne to connect to LEADING MEN PLEAD | : us ther north toward Everett and Jingham. “The policy of buflding dirt roads aid not know you were perfeotly must be abandoned.” said Mr, HiMl, safe in investing your money pss agers “and an entirely new, a bronder 1 would not allow you to do eo, I A larne body of prominent citi-/and a more r-mighted polley of would be afraid it would come back | gong under the nusplees of the King | building r st be adopted.” my loved ones, it Is as wafe 88) County Good Roads association, this} One prominent speaker after an- it ts possible for any investMePt) morning held an earnest session) other urged the same plan, The lots ‘advanoe. OLE HANSON, 608-9 New York Biock. 7 — e ony with Tacoma, are good for e RP CORD SIZE|NUMEER RON G. HARLAN. | (Came | GRIST, Cra, LA CHI Shati Lead Harris | BY STANLEY AND MACDON- BE TALK By CAL Lawson's Hons QUARTET 285 Where Is My Wandering I Tontaht 1 i 2 THE VICTOR'S SROOND GR. | | OPERA | BRNANL” | Twenty Parte Mm CWITH RA), MARTIN: WITH OF TRA Meeting Time... Van Alatyne 10 tf No 6 8 AND HAYDN QUARTET. ame it buon vewiiarde oA Eee ceeer | Weil | Knew My Trusty Yaw e+ Gok tae Rist, RANGIORGT . ; Ker ANE ‘ with ORCHESTRAD QUARTET BY THE HAYDN = trees r No ® QUARTRT #9 Rreant—Act 7 (008 Goodby. Aereet Maryland. jiidi, OFPORONT, SANGLI | AND SALA (WITH OF TANKER TALKS BY CAL CHBSTRA 0% Groundhog Day at Pumpkin 61171 Rrnant—Act 11 onter F tia tooo Hale Jooh di the Roller Sieat (Dey ing Hein 10 | LA 8 DESCRIPTIVE uy BY LMN. | #1172 Kernant 00 Herr ar nd 10 | : WELVE ih ORDS | Te i = Rach BERNACK UNITED ST ATH MARINE BAND. | | DE I 4009 Gate arch Weldon 8 1406 Geoond Avenue. MALE QUARTET BY THE HAYDN owry AND LYONR AN vei oun £2 BOT (Price 16.00) have asiready been list | Renate od, but a or your com. 1 “any Mine | venience ee ee | SORTNNE MORGAN | nhers begineing with #1 are I-inch | | Herbert 10 sine ”. @E Bhe Wandered Down the Moun | If 008 Xittarney Baite 10 Brant He. -Soviam, | COMIC SOMO PY MI@R HRLEN TRIx. | Verdi 3 Ot Tt Ain't AN Honey and It Ain't 1 (Comrades, Let's Drink and Play) SOPRANO SOLO BY MISS ADA JONES. ORCH BATRA) a There's © to Rent in My 1 Breani—Act tL. 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DURT BY CRLESTINA BONINBRONA AND FRANCRSOA CIGADA 10-inch Sime, With Orchestra—2.00—In Ttalian sort T watore-Vivra, _contende Hi glubite (Oh Joy, He's Raved) Verdi 19 BASS SOLOS BY MARCEL JOURNET 10-inch Size, Wit tra—¥1 8 Bach 1 ; 4052 Damnation set Ongp ran to Ma I f the 4062 Danna #oics rosee f Roses i ridesti {1 loom Ai Cnntigita (itouse the Lion of & LA SCALA CHORUS (WITH ORCHESTRA), No, | T1088 Iornant (© Novie Carica) ‘ PIGADA AND LA 4a. dalle. (Hall Bet LA SCALA CHORUS (WITH on crude] «ae NEW RED SOPRANO SOLO BY MARCELLA SEMBRICH Linch Size, With Orehestra—2.00—In Engtish S847 Home. Sweet Inch Stee ba 9 RECORD TITLE ‘Thou Dearest Maiden) ADA, RUS Horse, Ye Warriors!) Act I Carl 2 ay Th In F 6 k SRAL NEW MARCH RECORDS FOR THE VICTOR ON SALE NOW OUR BEAUTIFUL NEW PARLORS AND HEAR THESE RECORDS, AND WITH ORCHRRTRA) No nmi MY ht and Piecting Shado" H ORCHRE No. | 6U7% rnani—Act 11 arcion cavaltert SALA. 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