The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 22, 1907, Page 7

ae ar R wae pa was done. An ted to p Kur - iS finiab, sinc E | T oolock this morn who wee turned in from 2 o'clock, ght that ball was on P ~ fe situated at 1 ——_- near the park oe teok it for granted new grandstand. g ¢ te the home of H RB Wasbington st early mw an esolting run WRLOOME KUROKI — ef the Japanese as- ight a commit- an the upon The famous geo thetr aWR exposition at Por, Townsend Early Week Bargains food enou, ined, ice capacity 406 $7.98 4UST_AS WELL SAVE €2.00 MERE 25 Pieces Alteden Uteasits | OFF A CAR fortunately he jumped off back werds and fell oo his head, recety ad out on the head and suf @ alight concussion of the He was picked up and tem drain porartly cared for in a nearby se loon. Carson claime that the street ear men made no efforts to have him taken care of, but immedia ly burried away by the chairman of the reception committee who will accompany them to Seattle They will arrive on the Aki Mara. The reception will include a banquet and a display of Japanese fireworks ROAD MEN START NORTH FOR WORK Captain Pilebury and Lieutenant Orchard, of the Alaska road commission, left today with a corps of engineers and an outfit of horses for Ketchikan, where work for the season will begin. Although these roads are built for the commercial convenience of the people of Alas wa they are considered military and poset roada. Muck work ts planned for (his season. WAR ON WHITE PLAGUE. (Seripps Telegraph Service.) WASHINGTON, April 33.—The third aanual meeting of the Ne- onal Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis wi!! meet bere May 6 T and & War will be waged on the white plague and much sew data concerning the mothoda to be adopted will be an- nounced. We Can Duplicate Any broken eyegiags § lens, no nue Exolveive Agents for itbey's pounds, for | FREE Perchaser of a Star Extate Range during the next ‘Wil give 25 pleces of kitchen utensils free, just the range. Outfit includes wash boiler, kett! and Other articles used daily, 25 pieces in all BSTATE RANGES are the best ranges made fn 3 Service and economy of fuel, and cost oo Most other ranges. monthly payments, ram omnia cosatemasqusigianoeniaionantinel ; a FH Specials in Haviland China Se. We are the larsest dealers in Chine In the state, and rd— BPW 6 let of delayed shipments are arriring and we muat Here are some special prices in Haviland China tempt you: D BREAD AND BUTTER PLATES, latest Derby dataty poppy design, regular $5.75 per dosen, special om of ¢ Riot { D APTER.DINNER COFFEE CUPS AND SAUCERS, eps Blossom pattern, with green and gold border, regular AM per dozen. special price, set of 6 84.17 Dataty Dresden rose pattern, green and gold border, at re Y reducet pr The above are mplete Haviland open stock Dinner tad erery other + the three patterns {s reduced In Mel i oly, BASEMENT BARGAINS MPOOT co, oF COTTON HOSE for quality guaranteed P 24% aes LAWN MOWER for a 82 p4 980; AND oc VASES for Tee red, DINNER SET, sor for siz. fe 82.00 yd— GLASS OIL OF VINEGAR BOTTLE, worth #1 $1.36 eee iNe We carry gasoline =. can plates and a outfits F Bvery Jardiniere an ot Get In the House Reduced “, See our New Hardware Department —— Agente MAIL ORDERS FILLED. Only * |Cahen-Drew Co. anen-Drew UO. chet, Star é ‘4 Town Thin - ‘ r A) aM. Seller © CO, | Hardware Ranson Btore First and Madison | Sine THE SEATTLE STAR—-MONDAY, APRIL 29. 1907. a VALUABLE IBLAND, Ovean tsland, « barren rocky turned cut to be & treasure tale It hae aceldentally been discovered that by treating this rook with sul | phurto acid it can be turned into valuable fertilizer, Vessels are sald formation in the Bouth Pacifie, bas | to be actually carrying the teland | away by the ship load | (Sertppe Telegraph Service.) Vienna. April 1.8 ban They the Abbot DEATH IN FIRE (Sorippe Telegraph Service.) milled en thirty Fulton, Ky. April 2%—The rest der John Green, & merehant reed and four children, rane ine in a@ee from one to ten were burned to death The neighbers rescued the father end mother and two other oblidren. ‘AHORSE | ON THEM BALLARD, Aprii young men of Ballard who appar- ently know more | clame than digging them, journey- ed & couple of m up the beach Sunday and after much toll se- cured a heavy eackful. They lugged the clams to their boarding house, and aeked the chef to cook them. “We only brought home the big ones,” explained one of the proud diggers, His words were true The enterprising young mes had dis- carded all the edible clams they found, and brought home « load of the “horse clam” vartety TO TRY LISUT. MILLAR, Capt. H. & Steele, U & A. from Port Stevens, Ore. passed through oi Several | about eating | this city yesterday on bie way to | Fort Flagler, where he will assist in the trial of Piret Lieut. HG. Millar, who is secured of conduct unbecoming on officer The court which will try bim will eonsiat of 11 officers. Millar has wealthy parents and will make «@ strong fight. The trial commenced today. " wIGURE our. After @ Dearing, the Wayne tows ehip (ON. J.) beard of education re quires Geo, Fletcher to spologise to his teacher for speaking impudentiy te her beenuse she aghed when hie oat wee bit with « stene throws by another bor TRA | Fine tea isso daintily fine that a man (or even |& woman) may gobble it down without sus- pecting it. Your grocer returns your mosey | if you dont itke #ontiling’s Beet | we pay him. Pt) | MONEY GROWS 48 FaeT As AS bo TOUR ONILDREW i eTanT an account ror THAT BOT On GrKL Now We WILt SELF ALONG. We Pay 4°/o Interest on Savings Accounts | Breaches, Wallard, Reaten, Georgetons. D. Hodge. Presiden: dolmer, Cashier pIRRCTORS j Ferdinand Schmits, JD. man . een BR Stew Rent, ¢ KR Dunn, James D. i Union Savings & Trust Co, Cherry Week. i Nome and Bale Depesit Co, Aiaske. PITTI T TTT ttt . ,- GO AND shR } 4 . + . . e . . ° * * . . ADDITION TODAY . * SeeeeCeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseoee PTET ee . . 4 81,060 e . foot corner on Fit. © © tec ~* t ‘ ale 4 easy } OLE HANSON, e . 608 New York Bik . 7 © - . . . . . & PANTS TO ORDER FOR 6: « . . @ at the . - = . UNION TAILORS, . . - . 614-518 Third Are 7 m Kink Bolldieg . j 7 . AURELHURS Visit This Beautiful Park at Once THERE IS NO PARK IN ALL SEATTLE SO ATTRACTIVE AS LAURELHURST oe Lier 1g a fee te The above is s photograph of the beautiful home being built on Laurel Boulevard There is more money being spent in Laurelhurst in making it « grand residence park than was ever expended on a like amount of property in the Pacific Northwest when the property was first improved. And with all these im- provements, such as paved streets, concrete sidewalks, water and sewer mains laid without cost to the , it is by far the cheapest high-class residence property now offered to the home buyers of Seattle. One who is desirous of living in a pure} residence district id visit Laurelhurst at once, as the prices are within reach of almost everyone. mailding restrictions on this property require that no flats, a t houses, hotels, livery stables, factories, or in fact an: except a single detached dwelling house costing not less than $3,000 shall be built on any one lot. They also require that the houses shall be set back a uniform distance from the street. Laurelhurst Boulevard when completed will be the most beautiful residence street on the Coast. The 30-foot parking strip in the center will be decorated by one of the best landscape gardeners in the country. The above is a photograph of part of Olympic View Drive showing the sidewalks nearing completion and beautiful Lake Washington in the distance Bear in mind that Laurelhurst is on the Seattle side of Lake Washington, adjoining the University campus, where $10,000,000 will be expended in the next year in making it a grand, permanent park, and bear in mind this fact also, that Laurelhurst can be reached by automobile, a beautiful yacht or street railway GO OUT AT ONCE Take the Madison Street car to Johnson's boat hov se, at end of Madison Street, Lake Washington will be pleased to show you Laurelhurst Joseph 2. McLaughlin, Frank F. Mead, Paul €. Murphy OWNERS Salesmen MAIN 2476, IND. 2569 212 AMERICAN BANK BLDG.