The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 16, 1907, Page 7

THE SEATTLE STAR_SATURDAY. MARCH 16, roo". FIRE DEPARTMENT IS f)} KEPT BUSY department! 4a MINERS WILL GO UNDER A. F. OF L. BANNER | (Scripps Telegraph Service.) wotified that they might GOLDVIELD, Mev, Margh 364-| to transact busines, Merchants, ming’ owners, Dusineis| An dtaanizer of the Amer bnen and brokers @ db’Wemmar ogpeeaemtas of Laban Res bean here for several daye#. a th men aod weveral hundred signed an agree omen o tts have jnent today to reteali from employ. |Women of the disteseat # hay jig’ members of ‘the Industriat | bee. tnuited/ to Jutn that order, rkere of the World in any ca»| The nentiment.ts, overwhelgiing {i pacity, favor of wuch an action, This morning aft butcher shops,| The. town ia orderly and afl mings krocery #tores and restaurants were and saloons are closed See These Lots Sunday And Make Your Reservation by Depositing $10 BUSINESS MEN LEAVE: ON EXCURSION the passengers visit the latter city jend San wise, =Thuraday will | be spent fe Bol Monte and Paso fo At the union depot this mer | hi,” Friday wit! he spent in Santa | ) bewnd for Catiforuta, Barbara At exactly § o'clock the special On Saturday morping, March 23, jarted on tts tong journey. There) the special will teave Los Angeles | re etght coaches besides the! for Riverside and Hedjands, return kenge car, Six vestibuled Pull/ing to Low Angeles the same even an sleepers, a dining, and an ob-| ing rvation car. |. At all these p’ the party wil! The excursion party will arrive! he entertained by prominent cith Portland thie afterneon and will! seas aad commeretal bodies, insur — the gnost of the Portiond Com} ing the best facilities for viewing | ARRESTED FOR At noon joage te say te tire was called um eral wlarny}| fo & small ffatie balding at 1209 pond ay. adjoming the Slone Fiahor buthling, where a small reef fire caunet alight damage. ‘The fire was quickly oxtinguished. A few moments later the fire were called to the corner af F nud Seneca, where leaking had set fire to the automobile of W. B. Nettleton, The fire waa quiekly oubdued joan }One hundred exeuratoniats Sckte the pan the Geettie Busses Men's spe * [SAND LOTS. at i store, at 12lh av. re = cause of great} " ; po this afternoon | he Lake Washington Canal aa) ‘The articles of incorporation on fire was extinguialied before sociation, the @utgrowth of the | tap, ‘ita! tock OF 40,000 = the - opm rtime ep inere Owners club, Unte afte #8 each, ‘The following 19 lake ‘of chomical aod /sppreved fs articles of incorpors shore owners were chose directors to the ell, | 08 amd commenced is cam palgalot the axseolation: the biase is sup | lowaed accomplishing the bailding pees a defective) of the canal Joho MeGraw, Thomas Burke, © Congressman Will BE Humphrey} DP. Stimson, J. W. Cline, N. H. Lae | addresned the association, assur. | imer, Fred Smythers, D. Mam, Ci tng them that the Rivers aac Mar} Rematerg, 0. A. Virtue, & P. Dosa, jbore committee of the House of | R. H, Collina, J, W. Fisher, 0. CG | Ropreseptatives is favorable tothe | McGilvra, Fred 8 Febren, James anal, Bad giving strong Repe Of a| Golden, Frank Atwood, F. 1. Crae | cuogresstonal appropriation, ve ©, Struve, J, W. Brace | Soe as geoee e bt Bouse = a A “* FIRES ADD TO HORRORS OF EASTERN FLOODS (Soripos Telegraph Servies.) WHEELING. W. Va. Moreh 14,- Follow tag the dreadful nixnt paseed by the flood watchers fire broke out Ue mearaing and threatened for }& time to be even more disastrous than the water May Duiiding# in Lhe foreten seo ai ARGAINS ARGAIN ea Twenty fourth and Atha thon Of the town caught fire, and | poticemen and firemen were sent to that section tm si to reseue the people from the burning bulldings. being powertens te more | It te reperted that Fire Chief W ja Claylor lost nis life by the avee- [turning of a be Many ef the people became pantie wo | stricken and sumped from the fiam- y jing rooms to meet death In the w Beers come Stn, cheoote, jter. Many people Jumped on fitat front ant beck pereR. o@* ing cbefacks and were whisited , rk. oly Pa wr —_"" > | way by the stream, a ee ene ol tae, ANGE REALTY CO rio Back Lae} 2 sf CORNER, Ht Wood ar The ome bioek trea fram etreet ‘The ger Plant of the Warwick Pottery company exploded shortly] after the (iret fire was reported and seven or en people killed} outright, Theip bodies bh not] been recovered. The bons the plant is estimated at $50,000. ‘This afternoon it is officially an+ nounced that the known dead r sulting @treetly from the floods ar seven and five are missing | ‘The city losses are eatimated af | $2,000,000. to Water at Cincinnati. CINCINNATI March 16—Thie forenaan the river passed the eight « foot mark above danger and te #tttl rising: It-te predicted that the wa« ter Wii reach « height of 2 feet No one knows what to expect ~ FIFTY MILLIONS T0 B GIVEN BY JOHN 0. GREAT EDUCATIONAL ih TO BE USED IN RECENERAT ING ORIMENTALS, OIRECT. (Scricoe Tetegraoh Serview.) CHICAGG, goog A Bod Iagton special saya Dh Rocke eller te pee a a SS 2Mew tit Green Lane eons Pineks to car, bethiing 8 cantly be Rheem tee ote terme TE, Matern. two blocky inade into for a creat edteatinaa) fund to be meet in awakeniag China. The work of the regeneration of the Orientals ie to begin with the Maz darina. Institetes of Uberal teaching are fo be founded In the leading Chine Gee cities, diréeted ty an Americaw e@rporation sistent CLASH North ot =a eae ——]| Aidewes A OR, Hae there been « consolidation | of the United Wireless Tele- gfeph company and the American 8 | Marcon Wireless Telegraph come pany? ‘The officiaia of the United Wire~ less Telegraph company tnsist that there has been a consolidation, while | the Marcon! people strenuously deny | that there bas been. Attorney Genera! J.D. Atkineor Teeantly received « communication from the American Marconi peopte, whose principal offices are in Pat- terson, M. J. protesting aeatnet the loam people being. al- lowed te advertise in the lical pa- = THE GHUSE ao —z;|. Death due to an attack of apop lowest priews, |lexy is the opinion of Deputy Cor before wring | ouer #. F. Wiltsie in the ease of Euiionee J. Gannon, whoae lifeless body was yesterdhy found in a field im the vicinity of Lake Union. After a *+| careful investigation of the case the arrived at the conele 7 onon met his death in " natural manner. The curious pereroe of some lenetern firms was displayed this rning by the receipt by the po ice of a letter from the Spaulding Sais te oer toe sain | Mam Co, of Gdanell, ag of: fe towa, who ask the officials to lo cate = man, at one time in Curlew ‘Wash, dat sow believed to be In this elty. No particulars are stat *\ed, and yet the police are asked to find the man whose given. The letter is typewrit »| tem, amd signed by one of the menr rs of the firm. oy puters wting Saar {paving micing wnt A « v4 a vey @ont =| Tt tw reported today that the im tion detention station whieb government has planned for 8¢ be constructed by the hern Steamship Co. at ve docks and turned ‘DONT GO BAREHEADED John Lindh Co. are spring at exactly b to close | down April take the cee ibe at the IRRIGATED FRUIT LANDS n Grand View Orchard Tracts n the West. to yte Splen surroundings, ° stre nade trees. thern Pa Finest most productive Kvery acre can be $400 to $800 per imate, benutl ellent Owned by ap, . Writes ue that 1: yes onee., and to : Minced tin. water. Improved from ratlway station. ferry and SOR ott at Madror 8% Glode 1 i - $175 PER ACRE YAKIMA COUNTY, WASH shington Irrigation Company Hutlding Washington HANSEN Horton name is not} pers that mach @ consolidation a taken place, apd thereby inducix | people to buy ste The attorney general turned the comansnication || ever t Prosecuting attorney fort] | getion. | | G. A. Parker, local representative of the United Wireless Tetegraph: company, in his offiee tn the Arcade | Block, said today “Rrerything stated to the adver~ \semment about (Re carmplblation taf] cortect. Ovr company is now a hokier of ower 6@ per cent of oa Amertoan Marcon! Wirctoan Tele~|] graph company. and at the next an. |] ual aigetion the officers of cal company will be turned out and our ‘ow men elected | i “Take Notice | The insuring public should take notice that the head offices of the! Northwestern Mutual Fire assocta+ tion ate being removed to new Hf qharters and wilh Be ail cal about the middie of next week, the second floor of the sew Se Nationa) Bank building at Second and Columbia sta, the entrance be ing 208 Cofumbin st The ehermous growth of the Northwestern's business has made tf necessary that tte office room be largely increased and the new of flees are fitted up with the fd of taking care of the company's growing business. The Northwestern fe Washing ton’s leading fmenrance company and is having the success It de serves. It te making its policy holders « saving of 25 to 40 per cent of their promium expense. * 70 Acres $125 Per Acre Your Own Terms FINE SOIL, GOOD LOCA- TION, LEVEL GROUND, not tar from Bailard-Bverett Ir terurbar Lake McAleer Do you know that land not nearly a@ good as this ts neil ing for almost twice thin price Only $25 Per Acre Cash THE BALANCE CAN STRING ALONG ON EASY PAY MENTS FOR 4 LONG YEARS. Remember tht 1r you 4 for 4 eopt our pa on Ba t W. &. SMITH & CO, 201 Bosten Block. REAL ESTATE AND LOANS. 297-318 BAILEY BLDG. tract #ystem tell you the r of any plece the city free of p an ab glad t GREGOR WGAEGOR 301 Empire Building Because he championed the cause ral women Whom he believed © being inwulted by Charles Me Alvey, FM. Kimball. a contracter With offices in the Colman building. Was arrested this aftersoon for as mult and Battery, He was retetned without bell, however, and McAlvey ie held in jail as a witness, Kimball claime that MeAlvey was making insulting remarks, whiek Woveled the attack, Several wo n Will, it f« eatd, appear and tew- tity to thie fart ON THE FRONT ‘The steamer Chtppews. of the Alaska Steantehip company, whieh now on Ber way eromnd the Horn, le reported to have arrived at Moa tevities late yesterday, The Chip- pews Will be pieced on the Vieterta run im place of the Mi@ianaphiin Which wil be operated in oppoet- ten to the Plyer on the Tecoma ee Announerment, ie made in labor Mireles todmy that four new unions Reve been organised within the last Rhree weeks The names and de- ‘elle of the new ommeniaations cum Pot be learned anti) (he union char tere are received fram the Amert- an Federation of Labor at Wash- fenton D.C. The new labor bodies are to be affiliated with the Com. tra! Laber council, Hest French dinner in the city $1 Served Sundays and holidays, § te Dp o; with fue maste; mente served « la carte alsa Seattio Catering Co. top Moor Crowa hiogs Second ln now on the market and ts dectierthy the best as well as the cheapest property af tt class to be found in or about Seattle. It fe situated in Ratnter Val ley, om the new car line that wifl parallel the Seattle Ren ton & Southern, and axztends to the top of Bearon Hf) ad jotning the City Park, har ing &@ fine view of the city, Mount Baker Park and Lake Washington. If You Want a Good Lot Cheap Close Im and on easy terme call soon and make your selec tlon. If you wish to see the pro- perty today take the Rainier ay, car, on Washington &t., get off at Yorke Station and go three block West to where you tee our sigm on the flig stall Terms + Cash AND ONE-TENTH EACH THREE MONTHS, WITH IN- TEREST AT 6 PER CENT. For fall particulars, see your broker or Mutual Realty Co. 304 Pioneer Bidg. Hayes -Anthony Co. 634 Pioneer Bidg, —_—_—__—-* @O AND GEE OXBOW ADDITION TODAY. SEA VIEW TRACTS 2 to 5 Acres $200 to $750 Go Out and See Them. WEST & WHEELER Colman Block. fF per cent ts too little for your it should pay Bre money to earn, Citizen’s Trustee Co 103 Yealer Way. Phone Main 37. Vor Irrigated Lands call oo COLUMBIA CANAL CO, U. K. Loose, President and Genera! Manager, 509-610 Ma- rion Building, Seattle, W Attatia, Walla Walle Co. Wash. Meme thelr Journey, Ail day Sun | - flay will be consumed im traveling | through the besutitel Hogue river valley, crossing the Siakiyous, Ue Highest peak of which is Mount Shasta, and gliding down the Bac ramente canyon in California, At Saeramento the party will be} entortaiged by tha Sacramento) Chamber of Commerce at which} Governor Gillette of California wil) be present The Ume between 5.30 p.m. Mon day 4 midnight Wednesday the train There’s many « your pocket and the savings bank. Do you try hard enough to prevent these efips? Gtarta savings account with us at once. work with tmperfect light caused) the lows of sight of ome of his eyes, | aod compiieations setting ff upon | a debilitated condition, be waa re- | wtueed to « very low state, The wight of his other eye became sark onnmly we kis Mite ‘he wooo aetintocas | days of bie life he was delirious, Much sympathy ls felt for the hee} reaved family J tor Alecks Ban! Bate Deposit Co, Nome, A Sea View Tracts Two to Five Acres Each on the Sound not & prettier spot on the Sound than Sex View. slip “twint _- is supers and quite « few Seattiettos have @) red sites for summer bomen and camping grounds. are anusunlly bevel, the soll ls rie and deep. lor gardening, berry raising or chicken ranching Se offer you at all times a goed market for every cam (aise ‘The subsdtviaton lies adjacent to the town of Mukilteo and enjoys the rafiroad and boat service whieh this place affords, au well aw the convenience of fe postoffice, stores and fine Hetiee go up apd see tiewe at onee, so” you can pick ont just the tract. you want. We need more mam to bulld roads, so if you wiad, You can pay for part of your tract im work, $200 to $750 Per Tract Very Easy Terms Take the Great Northers train at 4:50 & m Get off at Mukilteo, Mr Geo. Wheeler and Mr. Arthur B Childs meet this train every day, and will ahow you the property. WEST & WHEELER. Colman Block Whitham's 5-Acre Tracts the The richest Kind of acil; good water at a depth of 10 Liew close to Beho Lake, 2 minutes Interurban from Ballard to 16 feet Adjoining ONIDACRE TRACTS are In order to get quick action w acre tracts at from $225 to $260 an Acre Terms Made to auit the purchaser. De’ you tittak: these 16 treets wil! Inst long at this price? We don't expect to have any of them left in 10 days. Come out tomorrow md make your selections. will meet you at Clive Station. Don't forget—Take Seattle Interurban at Ballard, Get Off at Clive Station WHITHAM & JACOBY 435-436 Epler Block Main + Ind. en « at $400 each. ing to sell these { Our men 66 One-Fourth Acre Tracts $150 20 Per Cent Down, Balance to Suit IN CASE OF DEATH OF PURCHASER A DEED WILL 6& GIVEN TO THE HEIRG WITHOUT FURTHER PAYMENTS: Chittenden-Munger Co. are placing on the market the finest and cheapest ever offered to Seattle investors, and aw It sold in one-fourth, one-half, one acre and fiveacre tracts, ach of every one ncrenge ¢ is to be it Ix within the r fine tracts are within 8% miles of Pioneer Square, portion within 6% miles. These ia large CHITTENDEN-MUNGER CO 60§ PEOPLES BANK BUILDING. Phone Main 1964. 4 Cleopatra Park Second Addition Holds the lot for you enti? the addition {# put on the market (about Mareh Sist.), and you can pay for it om just as easy terme, $20 down and $6 a month Mf you want to ‘These lots are all cleared, grabbed and graded. They are the finest lots at beautiful West Green Lake New car lines, city water, sewers aud street grading are go- ing into this section of the city NOW. Ne waiting for sanexation. Duy « lot and bolld you abomm Ite the home peoyle we “Talk With Fay” T. P. Fay Co. 3-312 BAILEY BUILDING lad. 1826 Main 3532. PENING SALE SUNDAY BIRDLE HEIGHTS ADDITION TO West Seattle ON THE CALIFORNIA AVE. CAR LINE. FIVE MIN- UTES’ WALK TO GOOD BEACH. LOTS 400x150, 16 FOOT ALLEYS. FINE VIEW FROM EVERY LOT, GOOD SOIL; ABUNDANCE OF WATER; EASY TERMS. 25 PER CENT BELOW THE MARKET. EVERY LOT A SNAP. ‘Take new Pauntleroy car and get off at Birdle Heights Station, of call at our Branch Office No. 2, corer of Caltfornia Ave. and Ninth Street. Prices From $2590 to $600 Easy Terms SALESMEN ON THE GROUND. W.T. Campbell & Co 421 COLMAN BUILDING. A Money Maker land t to the i into s tt sidewalk r school and all platt Beach Station half cash, A e Acres the NINE ACRES with by; store 60 will buy it; tine ungstowr nd a One mile south of Y« new ear Une. (Fauntiery) $2,000, $800 cash. Good Bargains 80 Tacoma racts ne Riv Small acreage pleces on widge each ¢ We Are Ready to Sell You Sta Will se] not 60x200-foot tract mile from Duwamish -tion, on Interurban. each, on easy terms. The tracts will run fron They are right ete JOHN H, WHITE COMPANY 407 ORIENTAL BLOCK