The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 24, 1907, Page 7

\MESTOWN FAIR Phat the exposition, Which opens tte on Friday, April 26, will not ete before the first of July, who has been at Jamestown on recent trip through the eaat, te that the fair will be in- many reapects when Foster bas done much tn to advertise the Alaska Pacific exposition, Seattle, Local exposition offictals are i watching Jamestown's to learn from ita suc- and profit by Ite faults “FHINGS WAITING FOR MISSING MEN, A. Wynore te wanted by , Thomas Wynore, of Minn. The brother has to the police that he has ous news for James. McClure fs wanted in Ind, where he le en te some money left by It te known that McC Beattie on Christmas, 1906. PONG LAT YACK Wins, Lal Yeek, & Chinaman who {we yeare been in doubt he would be sent back to ‘of not, has won his case be- United States ciroult court preved that he was bern tn States and therefore te go and come at will the exclusion act LAND QUESTION Commissioner BE. W. Rose IS INCOMPLETE <canaw ow naw) BRIGAND CAUGHT | 22> "v opinion of Captain J.C. Poa | i oa writing from James | time it is proposed by Rowe to have ® conference and settio all the die putes between the government and the state in regard to land slections (Scripps Telegraph Service.) WARSAW, April 2 St, Ante aus, Lis, the nefarious brigand, was captured at Laublin and mortally Injured after the house in whieh he sought shelter was blown to pleces, Lig killed several police | before being taken. EXCHANGE COMPLIMENTS. City Attorney De Bruler and At torney Tom Page had an interest ne Httle tit in Justice of the Peace Gordon's court yesterday afternoon De Bruler, good naturedly, acoused Page of knowing nothing about the law, and Page retorted that he had no trouble whatever in winning cases from De Bruler, and that of 25 appeals which he had taken, he had lost but one. ther informed De Bruler that he had the confidence of the people o Seattle as a lawyer, De Bruler sald that the people liked te be hum bugged With thie the interesting little aideplay was closed CRLEBRATH GROWTH OF BANK, deposits tn ite o mark officers and nier Club February The event of the bank reaching the 04 was ated by th directors of the We Co. at a banquet at the last niaht Last ¥ r a banquet was given upon the in crease of depoatts the $3,000,000 mark. ‘The next one te te be held when the deposits reach the 06,000, 000 Lota! CEREAL MILLS TO OPERATE. The cereal mille of Seattle which When Page fur-/ Trust | THE SFATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1907. THE THEATERS Walker Whites! Wiggs of the Cabbage ite engagement at} | the Grand opera house tonight, To: | morrow night Walker Whiteside. an actor of sterling qualities, who neds no introduction to followers of the stage, ope: an engagement of r nights in “The Magic Mel ody,” a play sald to be of unusual merit, SLAUGHTER OF ELKS President Roosevelt has sent a communication to Judge Melvin grand exalted ruler of the B. PF. O B., calling his attention to the ughter now going on of the re aining herda of elke, on account of the value of the teeth, whieh are being bought up by the mem- bers of the Elka’ lodge and their families to use as wateh charma, cuff buttons, ete, BOY ARRESTED FOR GOING Murray & Mack, | Murray & Mack are playing to filled houses every night at the Be attle theater, “Around the Town is the vehicle in which the twin Ht bernians are starring, and It ta live ly enough for the most exacting “Girofie- Girofia.” | Lecoca’s popular comle opera | “Gtrofle-Girot modernized and made up to date in every way, te | being kung at the Lyric thin week | Many specialities are introduced At the Lois “The Adventures of Lady Urew ta” la a very pecullar play, but one which bas the atmosphere of ro mance throughout. Alleen May and the other members of the Pan: | | tages stock company find the plece | | a paying medium. } | The Great Powell The Great Powell, an tllaalontet is one of the headliners at the Btar theater this week. The long pro gram of vaudeville acts is one of [the beet which has been seen at } the Star in months | Kenneth | JOHN MITCHELL ILL | {Seripns Telegraph Service.) | CHICAGO, Carl Larson of N. W. Marston, a real estate dealer, who says he found the yoy in the act of gotng through his deek in his offices in the Common wealth building at 11 o'clock last night. The boy claims that he was told by & stranger to enter the of fices and secure some papera. COURT MA (Star Special PORT TOWNSEND The ee? April 24 rt martial at Fort Flag LOCAL FLASHES be Hlustrated by 200 colored views, Sale on Third Ave, Mackintosh James BE White an u intereet in « lot on the West aide ot Third av south of Lenore at. for THROUGH DESK, | 18 years old, was ar / rested last night upon the complaint | nee and soot e next Tuee elation, will hald « able at Labor Temp day evening atrain to @ ome, Now th obrecker, write fram that he ts | with ity end thanks | Mra. Stine Charies Kite. Mra, Martin ttle, have fF » death of thelr Kile, at Aberdeen, & who was 4 years lived at West Boarnte, was well kne He lives @ wit ow and one child. RIGHT ON TIME When a man ts in need of a new | sult of clothes and places his order he wants it right on time This is the system followed by Ed White, the tailor, 208 Collins Bldg, who does his own cutting, thereby aa- suring a perfect fitting garment and with a large force of competent tallera can get your orders out on time. His prices always are the | lowest ‘DR. £.J. ACKLEY || || DENTIST | whe cceuptes suites 168 and 9464 ARCADE BUILDING, ave It «@ al- yn no | would Hike te ly known that he emp or Ks saramoane ss sow oo ol! C Pnussual ee _ Offering New Lo NOW—TO- pay. Ler 08 HELP YoU. ‘We Pay 4°/o Interest | | on Savings Accounts Branches, Wallard, Kenton, Georgetown. James D. Moge, President | }) ON. B) Bolner, Cast DInBHOTORS Spring Suits 60 new tight fitting and Pony Buits in all the popular light mixtures Regular $18 to $26 Special Ferdinand Dunn James PD. Union Savings & Trust Co. ha Hoge values Cor, Seeond Ave and Cherry , Home Bide. Was’ Agents for Alaska Hacking * and Bate Deposit Co, Nome Alaska. CASH OR CREDIT. Pacific Outfitting Co, | 422 Pike We give you CREDIT | $825.00 each Investigate 6 lots 265x126. Very easy terms. this at once. CITIZENS’ TRUSTEE COMPANY. 103 Yesler Way 2 b fo get & complete under have not been running steadily for | yi cnei ayy F Ba in Chtet Dengocintes. Incompetent operators or un- Pioneer Square between the government several months on account Of CT | ee eee eee eee tte Chine vin was | dermraduate dentists. Kvery | a — and the officials of the shortage and freight blockade, are) oo. taken it] enroute east. The {ete ht patient wiit get the pers p of Washington on the | preparing to operate to thelr fulle=t | cveicians are unieterr ; * licen attention of Dr, Ackley, | § 0000000008008 et . . | 2 of the — i ee pager Bh mills are Bow Aabl® the nature of the malady, His wife to It | Will be glad to make examine $1,000, GHIEEN LAKE BLOCK § Q ‘Secretar Oo care ‘ akin 7 rn n p ce le ’ ; , oT Sates Land Com grain and stip their product. has been sent for. aking i extimates Pree of eat, *aiire bloek, nie ty Je. 0 $500 COLDWELL'S FAMOUS r) rach ill be oo, 32 Relating fer gied Maree) THNN Ee that” tie i For a next 20 days the fol me CALMOL N, DENNY & 314 ee ee Q D oe} . st } thore ne hich © ased for ” i « ore wWine.t eA OWER x hel summer. At that and other repairing j Walter Joseph of the steamer ; sth “ P CUe are anne | lowing prices will be In effect | Alaske Hullding . “4 ui 83.98. Q oe eat * bee caguelr en mye 0 neti AF a Work das ok 22 14tnch Ball Bearing Lawn Q — oe poco hee ‘ait big i Rxcavat , ib | Gold Crowns 00 ”) ins faulty war Q unk yesterday « Denton! sn Marth / \@ Mower, 4 biades, of 517 Yesior way, reports that his | ond t eee —? ease —amascnibatsoatniaesinainposiaansincsnins | () || gold watch was stélen from his the sata ote “UNLOADING SALE" jj ranted seseseweess 83.98 > |} Feom yeaterday bicbes 4 ’ x ‘ || Dr. Matson of Belingham left a 205 yl Tako the or, get off at Ledley pring Wate, veloc. Q S I EWART S 4) grip some where in the city yester- | sanrec Sed floor, ask elevator man for 0 415 Pike. 4 | day, he does sot Just know where, lovation of offices. NOVELTY SKIRT MFO, CO, 4 ¥ Retell Clerks’ Melt Clerk. al No. and wishes the police to find tt for The ft btm the laternational Pleasant Vailey Addition — : ration re PLEASANT WEATHER ATTRACTS MANY PURCHASERS. ~~ Have You Seen the Property? Some 400 lots, S0x120 each, All level building iote. City ater, car line now there. Government Way, 100 feet wide, fight to the property; easy grades. —§ Only 25 Minutes From Seattle’s Retail Section LOW PRICES 1918 Seoend Ave. j For Enjoyment For de oma For Health.--.-- he BeerYou Like Here Are Some Facts [oi Wil ve interested in beer will be interested in When beer is made right, of the right ingre- dients, it is distinctly a Aea/thfud drink. There is no question about that, because the highest medical authorities stand back of that statement. Your own physician will tell you the same thing. turally, the beer that is made of the best quality of the right ingredients and brewed in the most scientific and hygienic manner, is bound to be the best beer. Now, “LUXUS" ¢s made of the right ingre- dients—that is, it is made of barley-malt with some rice added instead of being made with corn, or other cereal as some beers are. EASY TERMS Pleasant Valley has a good view of the Sound. Mth Ave. ‘West is to be an important thoroughfare, 100 fect wite— the car line street across the valley. atta BUY NOW “— a DAVID P. EASTMAN 209 COLMAN BUILDING. “LUXUS” is pure—the purity of beer is largely a matter of care and facilities in the brewery and there is not another plant in the world that can surpass ours in any particular except, perhaps as to size. The Yeast used is an all important factor in the quality of the beer. A beer gets a great deal of its individuality and “character” from the yeast and there is not another brewery whose yeast can compare distinctive characteristics with ours. We guard it against all contam- inating influences with infinite care because it might be called the very spirit of our brewery. You might not realize the importance of all these details but each and every one of them has a direct bearing upon this beer of guadity. i It is all these little details combined into a perfect whole that— Gives to “LUXUS"” a flavor—a snap—a re- freshing and permanent strengthening quality, CASCADE VIEW ADDITION Te evactly as tte name signifies; that 4, an addition to the city of Seattle that has a commanding view Of the Oaacade mountains, Mount Baker, Mount Rat wer and Lake Washington. Much of it into Beautiful Mount Baker Park addition It te situated two and one-half miles Seer Square, on the east side of Beacon Hill, ertend fag from the bottom of Rainier valley to the top of Ask any responsible authority and he will tell you that barley is the right cereal for beer and that rice should be used in a pale, light beer to make it more wholesome and more looks down from Pio easily digested. the Rill.. It is artistically platted so that every lot Our malt is made from the finest barley advantage of g004 r na ait with : my P ed i i mee 0 obantage » goed. street and grown and our rice we import from India— that has never been equalled in beer making Gary grade, and many of the lots face on two streets 7 ‘ : Liekore Gnd some a4 much a4 120 feet deep the best in the world. . TRY IT AND SEE. The prices range from $350 up, with terma f - " et mywre"’. one-quarter cash and one-tenth each three monthe The hops we use for “LU XUS” come from Have a case sent home today. thereafter until paid, with interest at 6 per cent Johemia and are selected expressly for us by ‘ ‘ ‘ P Water ie sivecta giped on the ground ond the ; Let us know if you can’t get it and we will . wey 9e o our own expert. It is the superior quality of ; property ia only 12% minutes’ ride from First and | see that you are supplied promptly. Washington to York Station, two blocks from .the these hops—the lupulin they contain, that Brogerty gives to“LUXUS" its unequalled value, as a Come carly, aa this property ts not going to inet a ss SSE ing As i ee sae sus soriladare: see peur ott WORUr OF digestant and general tonic. Fred Krug Brewing Co. ‘ As to the Purity of Luxus—it seems hardly Of course Omaha, Nebraska ; Exponents of the “Fine Art of Brewing” & necessary for us to urge the point. LEVINSOWN’S ’ | 1209 SECOND AVENUE SEATTLE. WASHINGTON Mutual Realty Co. Hayes-Anthony Co. 304 Pioneer Building. 624 Pioneer Building. PHONES Bunset Main 644- independent 644 t ie