The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 25, 1907, Page 7

mF est Seattlo will ¥ ot steed of fa} he atee! large. ‘the Great Lakes. ‘opport xe center Dig steel plant and a smaller d te oe be America a. N. ¢ m whieh te appear Magaaine. atthe hea’ ateel manafic future, Puge While Mr. ¢ to Mr being facilities, an? ‘with steel wor unity to of the good reaalts at Spinsing the pre con af waukee & St, | $ brought to the Seattle General hoa —_—— one of the Stee! and fe Mr Caason's first Industry here stil fe foresees (hat ite | Wa, where he attended the funeral scissors, came fewmg machines, | located tn the business center of 150.00 LOTS, HALF MILE NORTH OF 88TH 8ST. _ Terms ENDEN-MUNGER CO. WORKMAN INJURED, Frank Cortley ruction of a workman on the the Chicago, Mil. Paul pallroad, ee (Star Bpecia! Service.) PORTLAND, wae pital yesterday suffering from in- juries received in & cave-In of stay | e@rtD Hear Maple Valley perned oe ee —— Gregea, ee gag bre ov ing in vanuary 33 ie Was once a citi of the PASSES AWAY the pm gh aS of Multnomah Dunne, t m . of the line asylum Telegraph Co, la expected day home this evening from Randall, | eb county has fost been informed turing} =Manager Jerry aus Sound | Postal ‘anon He cloped last ROMANTIC LUNATIC March 2f,--"Dt charged by reason of elopement,” ‘a the last entry tn the books of son Is no longer an inmate of | 1am and was released under $209 Whither or with whom pod is not stated, but perchance r, Anderson decided to combine \SALOONMEN NIGHT IN JAIL Charged with violating the Bua day Closing ordinance, Burt Rob orts, proprietor of @ saloon at 815 First av, South, and his bartender, Harry Mull, were arrested about 16 minutes after 12 o'clock Batur day night. Both were held without ball, but on Sunday Hoberts obtained a writ jot habeas corpus from Judge Gik that bail, Mull, the bartender, ie stil} held in the city jail REND Fri of his father on Friday, The elder : me sg i inmate of the tas female ward, om they jointly Cw Dunne dled hast Tuesday. His 900) severed their connection with the ‘The seed that hae been plant left here Monday night, and at| state's institution ed Is now showing signe of de 9) could] rived at Randall tn time to speak a se (Ol few parting words with Bie father. AN” CIGAR. new quality, be people have something of valne which should be placed ia a Wear Brooks’ Hata, Avenue. Acreage 60 Acres 1591 Be Most safe depoalt vault. The vaults of | At) Wm. D. Perkins & Co, bankers, 211! Cherry ot, Alaska building, are ab rat,} solutely fire and burglar proof and 1310 | the ety. ++ | upward. Boxes, $4.00 per year and $6000 Must be taken tomorrow. 505 People’s Bank Building. L& HANSON, 608-9 New York Block Baker Park to public sale, Neither time nor expense has been spared in making this large tract the most beautiful as well as the most accessible and convenient addition to the city of Seattle. More money is being spent for purely artistic improvements in Mount Baker Park than ever was expended for similar purposes on any other addition, AN T is confidently expected that every lot in Mount Baker Park will be sold in a very short time, and that the rise in values will be correspondingly rapid. One element in assuring this substantial increase is the fact that the many improve- ments are of the present, and not merely promises for the future Purchasers of lots are assured of this by the character of the gentlemen in charge of perty—Messrs. Daniel Jones and F. L, Fehren the market the following well-known additions: Hill Tract, Observatory, Westlake Boule vard, Lewis and Fehren and others of equally high character, where lots are worth from four to ten times their original purchase price. i ————————— Three-Fourths of a Mile From Renton ITHIN a few days formal announcement will be made of the opening of Mount This will be an event in the real estate history of Seattle, For the past six months 150 men and 50 tearns have been kept constantly at work making this tract accessible and ready for the immediate use of residents. suit Ba These men prepared and placed on velopment. if you had started a Savings Account, you would now realize how fast one can grow. it le not too late now, pond . We Pay 4 Per Ct. Interest On Savings Accounts BRANCHES — Ballerd, Renton ™ iM=ue > HOOm x & SOLNER Preastemt ceabier Pertinent Sehmite J Rmanvel Rosenberg A fh re Deorge beaverth ™ fett. © MeCermten ay Peon Nicos nage nionSaving & Trust Co. Corner Second Ave. and Cherry. Hoge Bidg., Seatti, Wash. Agents for Alagka Ronking and Safe Depostt Co, Nome, GET ouR Booklet on real catate invest mente FREE is’ Trustee Co. 103 Vester Way. ADDITI ————— ssest, Best, Most Beautiful SPEND arti MAAVIN'® NEIGHBORS, \wotives searching for the lowt Mar- vi intimate Chat arreata will be volve Dr. Marvin's neighbors, $1.25 Nationa! League THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, MARCH RG MAY HAVE DOVER, Del, March 26.-—~The de fore night. It may im PALM SUNDAY ving of an investigation, Palm Sunday was generally ob- it te rumored tn New York that] served sestendes by & the Eptaco- je boy has actually been found, | » nd Catholic churches of this hieago, but this is not com] city with special services both in the od. pulpit and choir, At St. Mark's church Rev, J, P. D, Lioya deliv ered & Palm Sunday sermon to « large congregation, taking for hie topte the words “The Success of Bacrifice.” At St. Paul's church Rev, @. H Morgan gave an historieal sermon describing the story of Chriat’s en- try inte Jerusalem, upon which the festival of Palm Sunday t# based, At @t. Mary's Cathet ehurch Rev, Father Mets preached on the origin an sign ific of Paim DEATHS AND FUNERALS, _——-, Patrick Quinn, an old pioneer of Our Lady rds, South Park, at the age of He leaves @ brother, Joseph uinn, @ reatdent of South Park, ‘two sisters residing in the wt. The fw 1 will be held to wrow from the church of Our ty of Good | Judging from the way our business is increasing datiy, our many bargains in our Crockery, Stove and Hardware Depart ments are meeting with great success with the Seattle buying public, THE OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE Was never better in our four new departments. Haviland China, per Dinner Set Pie Plates, underglazed dive, a . 813.52 CMe ieihak Sibu HARDWARE T the Inside store, next to the commer, COMPLET LINE. A Good Garden Rake for 15¢ Standard Make In our new basement—Madison at, entrance. Four-hole Standard Cook Stove Wringer for, FourHo S149. . " SPORTING GOODS Ball for $1.00 Rod, Reel and Line, complete, Cahen - Drew Company FIRST AVENUE'S BUSY STORE CORNER FIRST AND MADISON tion of Mr. E. O. Schwagerl. attractive advantages. at very low prices, well within the reach of the man with average income. Seattle, property. cars will be running regularly on the new schedule shortly after the first of April. assured of frequent and speedy service, watching for, well worth working for. The only “Now” addition on the market. During the ceremony of special musien! program was rene nday blesting the palm Miss Elizabeth dered. Cramer sang "The Palma." | The Firat Methodist church At the Church of Our Lady of| ducted services at the Grand ¢ Good Help Rev, Father Powerr) house, Fi Kees speaking from the subject, “Christians With and With- jout Power NS TABLE O'HOTE LUNCHEON. Beat in the eclty, served dally trom 11:30 @ m. to 2:30 p,m. by | the Beattie Catering Co., for 36c. Top eee floor Crown Bidg,, corner James at, spoke in the evening on the meaning of Holy Week Hervicer Bpecial services were held at the cathedral by Bishop O'Déa, Tag- ular 11 o'clock mane followed. A “DEAN” CIGAR. The new quality, be. and Second av. Private dining rooms for badies, Take elevates, GO AND See OXBOW ADDITION TODAY. SEA VIEW TRACTS 2 to 5 Agree to $750 Go Out and See Them. WEST & WHEELER Colman Block. FREE We keep an abetract system and will be giad to tell you t name of the owner of any of property in the city free o1 ehares GREGOR M’GREGOR 301 Empire Buliding. For Irrigated Lents call on COLUMBIA CANAL CO, Attatia, Walla Walle Co, Wash. “tb bane ee eS Se See ee ee eoweneerer ro Toten ae ee eee ele. Cee eee coe LAER EEE ADELA ADEE LOREAL EADY pat he . wre et heteee ARKS, Boulevards, Parkways, Serpentine Drives—the best of landscape gardening has been and is being carried out, regardless of expense, under the competent direc- In addition to the usual grading, sidewalking, water systems, sewers, etc., over $50,000 worth of improvements is being given absolutely free to residents of Mount Baker Park, including a Club House, Boat House, Garage Grounds, and many other unusual and And notwithstanding all these exceptional features, the lots will be put on the market There never was, there is not, and never will be another such addition to the city of ily ON \W P| CHARACTERS O REACH Mount Baker Park you can take ANY car and transfer direct to the The Rainier Heights line has been extended through the tract, and Remember that this addition is only two and a half miles from Pioneer Square, and less than twenty minutes’ ride from the business section of town, Every lot in the addition will be within, at most, three blocks of a car line, and we are The opportunity to purchase a lot in this addition is well worth waiting for, well worth E do extra good work on collars and cuffs. Send us a trial family bun- die and you will like our work. =< QUEEN CITY LAUNDRY First and Bell Street Both Phones 953 7 Se saec RASS RR RRRR ERR SR Pe POSTEO OL Latah Dees RAR R RAE ES DRS Oe ee cs