The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 13, 1907, Page 8

'meLooy CHOIR L eed TOWNE NOT AFRAID OF THE BUZZ SAW. STEVENS © with a lock of batr lnamed “Hobo,” attached entate in valued at $160 oul entate from a dog of tetas mith, mpec ial tra tor hile having no monetary | | value the fist reveals many person | al traite of Chotr, containing deeda, | lelippings, poetry and a dog tag Chotr's (Scripps Telegraph Service.) 000, all in NEW YORK, April 1 The lot T raph Service.) (Seripps Telegrar that it is said ‘Thaw recetved |! they want him eee eee eee eee +eeeeteeeeeeeeeee ee aiaveun Srrtves ‘ all the more terday from Howard Nesbit ¥8") QOUBT MANNER OF KILLING. a mad D oward & ” —— oa wit 1 . eee ee ee ee t a lo f promising faith @oroner Carvel han been asked private bus Hu ful a we in the f by the Great Northern railroad comer will take a t ELKS BRAND STORY The writer wrote ul ‘\ pany to tnvestiqate the death of R He would add nothing to explain how his 8. Valentine, a tr . on ATO) ly infured last w already been published abe A LIE I retirement \" “ Sheriff W n wae kil raliread cor yw he had, from the inion that the told he wy On r was murdered , vnc | rat of $71,068 No ae » wan taken ‘ta the matter of} the « a successor to Judge Hal cond vie enident, | tum th o lack of a quorum jfie f soments Fred V,. Noiee, the who confessed to robbing © delivery letters was brough Commissioner Kiefer ye able tadigna tion jragged into « kind, t Bika fee at having the and waiving a preliminary " Autom was bound over the w ) LOSES GY REPUTATION States district ¢ No " fe na OF OTHERS. was fixed at $! which f . - wcaniaation the mished and was released fition to fl he r ho of the banauet the for previews fall iaf n by meying that wn Decoration day Boa Sa recat ahort-| etlee TO APPRAISE GALLAND : Bee: R. Casey, representative of the h the Dexter! ESTATE cities tb ater etriking Treadwell miners, bas re on bank at ite new location} } ave eo corruptly and celved word from Treadwell that 5 republican | superior court yesterday aged th securities car Seabarg wae the the conditions which caused the candid ” u ety 4 of the water miners to strike have recently jand ba Korue nd . urity are not looked caused some trouble among the so! | sheriff 1 Appr a pon with favor by hend buyers. @iers who were sun ! _ j ta ne Kite ROUGH RIDERS MONUMEENT | ceased OOWLES WILL REPRESENT well to protect the erty, The strike by the men's unwillingo at the company boardin soldiers were fed at the » but strenuously objecte fare and were allowed their owm:t food in prefereace. IT JUST RAINED DOLLARS (Scripps Telegraph Service.) PITTSBURG, April 13.-—-W HIGH BCHOOL IN DEBATE. 18 FORMALLY DEDICATED.) —_ |TO ENTERTAIN CONVENTION eight contentants, Wan yoaterday chosen the high school ts omieat at Pull si man, M 10 ik ywies' subject was Agninet British Aggression.” b Patrick Henry, Mise Beatrice Aus tin took eecond place CLUB WOMEN ENDORSED. WASHINGTON, D.C, April 1 t afternoon with an ¢iab | The regutar 4 itary pomp andjof the Be a4 bh Ri in ¢ Ronpe' vel bi-manthly mateur FP 1 mon » be held here in July insure your horses against death from. fire, disease and accident. Rates 10 per cent) oe Gongs gee per annum with free veterinary service in “ooo Soso%! goss aw wh anon foe = cluded im policy. mci peace sabecstien ™ wee ance Company. Phone Ind. 553. ve The Bank for Savings at a conference at The Hague. IN SEATTLE Mr. Snead discussed universal $400,000. FULLY PAID. x MR. KALIGH LEAVES, peace and stated that he had seen | a t" many Polers and chief aides of those who had the affairs of the nations in their hands and they were all for peace ' At thé end of his lecture he asked | if any ape cared to contribute to a) general fimd which would insure every nation being represented at & peace conference. Silver dollars rained upon the stage. WILL TALK | OF PEACE Neatly all of Seattle's clergy wil! @iscuss world peace and arbitration from their pulpits tomorrow. The mn a business t n belong om y and Pine at, rupaing order (next week The Quarter’ Prog report of the 1 Fire Associa Capital, The first essential in selecting a 5 safety A Good, Safe Iny quarte eumer We pt capital is secured even though this vestments, showing that we are safe, SAVINGS ACCOUNTS ONLY Opposite Postoffice. national peace congress meets in New York tomorrow to discuss questions relating to universal peace, and the official re have endeavored to secu co operation of every con a that assembles throughout the United States FOUL PLAY FEARED First Avenue and University St. d with the « insurance with Board Com Something New Come Tonight phone Main 145 Great Northern have been quiet mysterious deat ® trackwalker | was found dead be near Wellington last ACCIDENT 312-314 WASHINGTON STREET WITH Fre er, and Mrs. Leon Barnickel, w a well known athietic inet were seriously hurt | bile accident. Bo hospital, but will CHINESE STUDENTS PREFER PARIS TO CALIFORNIA Is Now Open For Business Dexter Horton & Co. Se fe A FULL LINE 16 CHILOREN IN 8 YEARS. OF FRESH AND SALT FISH, MEATS AND POULTRY OF qi f D. A ‘ ALL KINOS, FRUITS, VEGETABLES, FINE CONFECTION BANKERS —Jobs i, of Bar I ERY ANO BAKERY GOODS, TOBACCO, CIGARS, BUTTER accom hin f ! £GGS, CHEESE, FANCY GROCERIES, TEAS, COFFEES, ~ Arty = AND DAIRY GOODS AND RECEIVE TO INTRODUCE 1 ; ECONOMY CENTER TO 0 og | FREE CAR FARE 4 a “me rowoce [| COME TONIGHT noapic aihaned | INTEREST 5 u 312-314 WASHINGTON STREET ALBERT HAN EN _ Jeweler, Wat FIRST AV ny ie of the man was either by « rock falling off the iat Redeavet agciety of passed renoe > women Interstate Live Stock Insure o.oo SO Hambeldp for Sag quarter of 1907! 4 and indicates; , YOUR | Thursday suspect foul play, although Deput ia Sheriff Wise reported t the man had probably been = struc by e train. Valentine had $4 ‘ ; 12 Graft for $500 sh death and neither ' Coroner Carroll ‘ r undertakers at t the body until a thorough investigation is made Cc t THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, APRIL 1 13, 19 SOME OOD EFFECTE. ‘The personal effecta of the Mel ody Choir estate have been turned over AS the ad Aipiniatrators, Charles | | The Above Photograph Shows the Finishing Touches That Are Being Added to Cement Sidewalks, Curbs and Gutters on Cascade View Drive The Above Photograph Shows One of the Beautiful Driveways Nearing Completion in Laurelhurst BEAR IN MIND THAT THESE PHOTOGRAPHS ARE NOT OF ANY O1 PROPERTY THAN LAURELHURST IMPROVEMENTS AURELHURST improvements are being crowded to completion soa homes can be built there at once. Every improvement is of the best, and a visit to this beautiful property will explain to you Laurelhurst is considered by everyone to be the grandest residence erty around Seattle. It has every possible advantage of an exclusive, hig residence district, and you can see by this photograph that we are c -ontinuing improvements as we agreed. What does concrete sidewalks, curbs and gutters, paved streets, water sewer mains laid, mean to a residence property? : it means that the property will improve faster than in a locality that ¢ not have them; : it means that people will build homes there at once; it means that you will not have to wait years for the city to put int improvements, or for the co-operation of all the property holders in the dist cl, in order to get them. : And with all these improvements in and paid for, without cost to the Puy chaser, we are selling the grand lots of Laurelhurst, with a fine view, at pmé that are 100 per cent. cheaper than in any other high-class residendll » distri Seattle. And bear in mind that Laurelhurst is protected by iron-clad buildl restrictions. iq Laurelhurst is located on the Seattle side of Lake Washington, adjoining University campus, where the A.-Y.-P. exposition will spend $ 10,000,000. in beautifying and making it a permanent park. F The residents of Laurelhurst will own one of the most magnificent yaciey ever owned by any club or society in the State of Washington. This beault boat will be placed on the run between Madison Park and Laurelhurst di the next week. Go Out Today Take the Madison Street car to Johnson's boat-house, at the end of Madison Stréeh Lake Washington. Salesmen will be pleased to show you Laurelhurst JOSEPH R. McLAUGHLIN PAUL C. MURPH Main 2476; Ind. 2569 212 American Bank ® a FRANK F. MEAD OWNERS