The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 7, 1907, Page 9

THE SEATTLE Lae nat MAY 7, 1907. 9 nOveEs TO anuriaite, im aca tataes aeons in ernment this afternoom, that lrecommended that the differences jsome of the churches about the jetty, He eatd he would not him A large and valuable farm and | lof Guatemala and Mexico be arbt+ a self, make any fight to retain the $8,000 in money awaits Harry pes o ss ca ” rooney = — She dl had office though he did not know | Grant at his old home near BSkow mly @ e@mall part of the 600) nicely and srill get its boate away _—---—- na what the council might do. As to rt let | unfon longeboremen in Beattie are On time with non upton help. As) 8UES FOR $10,000. q to ployes in their voting, as charged Stew ie sthie’ tse. | Drotan” teenie’ Go to lease more are found without} Anna M. Bangley ts suing the Hot alr poppycack,” | ploy M tink, of cheraed |Stewart from his mother, Mrs. | Alaska Btoamsbip Co. is losding | giencuity, he says Seattle Electric Co. for $10,000 for a tissue falaehoods,” were) °¥ Mayor Moore, Mr, Walters de | Maud A, Gould, which states that/ the Dirigo, and will load the Jef ~ By. r F, * c u r uries received while @ OR OF FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH CON- one tt ine tore moetea yen’ |aled tt her only son and hele waa mup-|terson, with non-union men, Crowds |g viotim of un uotriendly demon | passenger of a James ati Ar Ot I Piper, a trustee of the Pitrat posed to be in Beattle. He lott | f union men are gathered around stration at the hands of the long-| December 16, last bine, SIDERS RESIGNING BECAUSE TRUSTEES | hiaptist churen, to the statements CAN A Is Some when 19 a8 te cow 48 year the pler, dad may Son-SniON HOH snoreren, Aa ho lesved trom: Ble | regarding alleged trouble between \office he was made the object of} par | THWART HIS PLANS TO MODERNIZE the congr " years old and desires to leave her|or keep away, A sian is posted out they eT K There is no trouble as far as 0 ERED property to Harry Grant, if he can) side the pler saying “Longshore vinoed him of the attitude of the see B cHURCH AND BUILD AT CENTRAL LO-|t know,” said Mr. Piper, “Dr RD be located pitt men locked out. All workingmen |iongshoremen, Burns summoney Haynes has recetved the support of keep away vite PP shipping nagoctation keepe union | (he pollee and thera was no TION |the entire congregation and things -_— G ff th k rouble ms } Blouse ie Pp The county commissioners this The longshoremen maintain that EXPECTORATING CHARGED, John C Waling GOOD PIANOS VICTOR AND EDIGON TALKING MACHINES tion and the pai }some talk which must have con POPC OE SEH OSE SEDO RE SEES SESE OESESSESEES SESE OESESEEEOESSOSES SEE OOE ie in a body of people that afternoon passed favorably on the hey have been locked out by the There haa been no business | petition of the Lake Washington ; tng of the church and this is|Canal association to have an’ as THREATENED Puget Sound Shipping Association,| m P, Mrinck, a rea! estate dealer, first T have heard of any die- | sessment distriet formed to raise} 08 Oey were we tO OEE Oe ga| mee _ecresied thio morning aad May 16, when! charged with expectorating on the meeting of the/by the trustees and deacons, | held at | feel that | must work among young business : feo lie , men and if I cannot do so in my | cusstoh regarding the resignation | $1,000,000 for the canal, under the | proses 3 ‘a yote was takes to Fequest | wsent connection, I will prob of Dr. Haynes, It has not been de | law passed by the tate logiwlat they demand & raise, They declare! tioor of the New York hiock Bheet Music, Strings on,” said the mars ably seek one tu which I can manded apd will not be asked.” The commissioners will ask foc fee) that the shippers precipitated the/ Officer J. Corbett made the arrest 8 Lyon we vd es aera! Judge Hanford to appoint It The dé. | ‘rouble. on the complaint of the janitor of 711 Second Av., Seattle, h, when asked ands shoremen for| Frank Burns, president of th@) the building, H. G. Leschander, who men as commissioners to form the ‘ Som to the effect comuel aan - shorter ore pay was | ehippin elation, maintains! hopes to stamp out the practice in pesianation had been de Gontaemont <lotriot refused today by the Mines ex-| that ¢ ppers have merely de | the building e by an almost unanimous mn ept the Morgan line, clared an open shop, and will em j Ig balness meeting of the MORA PAY at TACOMA The strike i* now generat and| ploy union men if any choose to} CLEVELAND BOOM ON, mngeetion of freight and @ general | we, @ present TACOMA, May 7.—MceCubde @ | tie up is threatened tad Bye ee oh sage ‘Teleare “hey mysel! Tha . die Hamilton have tnereased the wages ‘ 2 Burge says the Alaska Co. tn oes truste of their longwhoremen from 40 WASHINGTON INVENTORS | tive wi with the a _ cents to 60 cents an hour for | ly Ic Ma t jer Pie deacons over the jon 0 mp! het aif pew church and the scope — me ond nag the over (Star Speetal Service.) cute your meat bills tn aad a ¢ to conta per hour ne y dl > ee Bae We anne a | CIEP Witaum mw povees wuer cleune 10 watch the Haywood trial Dew kehedule became effective yeo- |p.) MUN told the trustees and | Piano Bains One handsome $450 upright, io beautiful walout case & discontinued styles must go at .., One well known my here on Second aveguy for $400 and over—used YTON, D. G, May 7 Pike et, opposite the Bon Marche following patents have been e D! ot tered. as the personal representative of ay fsoned to Weabingten .taventore . One good investment equals tbat 1 might resign [| A® PRESIDEVES rensonat cenit cnatuitic. at Fok pe tet e hoe Shingle package, James ©. Alex & }ifetime etruwele for wages. some, but excellent bate akon any definite action.) HepmeseNTATIVE IN MAY- will investigate all the evidence. RAISE IN RATES ander, Aberdeon; combined door the following gain ~~ pretty maboxany and at present do not closer and check, William N. Ame T will do. Differences! woop Tara. ‘ bury, Seattle; automatic alarm “ ROTSB, Idaho, May 7.—John a Announcement wea recetved in/@echaniem, Christian Bretland Seattle this morning that the tronk Bellingham; vehtele, Vietor G. Gil breath, Seattle; handed stovepipe line railroads operating wast of Pittsburg and Buffalo would raiso Jobn & F. Marks, Olympia; pipe thelr freight rates to go into ef winding machine, John 8&8 r feet June 1. This will be bought Marka, Olympia; cash register at by lumbermen who are asireacy tachment, Fred 1. Sheldon, Ta case—medium size—price now if One beautiful large mahogre- any upright, just like mew," built to sell for §350.c~ Price now only e205 ¢- One second-bard uprigi sold here in Seattle, for** $350 or more—case very - pretty dark mahogany. The price is very low— only One 16-year-old Wis right—old, but good yet sweet tone, good attion— and yet it never was as good as the Wiesner fac- tory {# turning out today. Price now : $275 3 One, two or more bran new uprighte—the kind some Seattle dealers ask $350 for and then cut to $250—here they are at.. © - Murphy, of Denver, an attorney of BD rarer for Young People. the Western Federation of Miners " to make of my chureh (Berippe Telegraph Service.) arrived today to take @ prominent we of worship for the church CHICAGO, May 7.—1t ts report part in the defense Late this af. y 1 wish cepecially to |e today that C. Witkie, chief of ternoon he will conault his aano- nd women, It /the government secret service, is ciates in regard to questions to be c enroute to w cor * { ° ‘this idea that 1 came to ute to Bol: ith a corps of) asked the venlremen compiling tables showing the im- | coma. if 1 cannot carry ft rf s aa feel that [aro wasting CASE TA S FF; Se Oe ae: eae Oe ANIMALS MUTILATED, planned to Mave reading KE. 0 ICE OF STREET shingles alone Deputy Sheriff Oscar Wise has es” 2 and yours SUPERINTENDENT NOT ENOUGH JURORS, | WS he tonsummed me mutta fe the vew church Ddulld | Because only ten grand fory men | fon of Aufmale in the vicinity. Mr ‘attract b ed of a oe ie re were present this afternoon, the| Wise reports that on Sunday aft federal grand jury tn Judge Han-| ¢rtoon five cows pelonging to W trustees and deacons, Charles R. Case, Mayor Moore's| ficial of the city government but | ford’s court was dismissed until | Hower, & farmer three miles east not approve of these 4 " - desire to make the appointee to the office of superin- they hold that the mayor's removal Wednesday morning. Several jur of O'Brien, were mutilated — by ere ures Wa. ore were absent and others had to | *©™e unknown person. The pur , amply a home church tendent of stréets and sewers, took Of A. L. W e o oa m t meth ince the first be excused. pose of thie and other malicious desire to make ft one of his place as member of the board the pay of the office since the firs ae Bi gd ge ty: a ag gg Snaps $2200-—60x120 feet, with 6 so, on Rainier boulevard / t lot on top of fine view east and Terms $100 cas balance very easy $1,250 uble corner on om hilt property $1,250 Large corner jot on Hanford street just being graded. Very easy terme room cot $7500--401120 feet, corner King st. and 26th ay. south with Groom modern cottage Street improvements in and © @ paid 9900-60100 feet near cor. ner 20th av. 8. and Charles © pente all in Seeeeeerecesecceeeseeoecesesee Plant a little money now Reap your profit in the fall A number of choice lots tn tafinence among the young of bite works this morning and Of the year. He will draw the old ere - of the city was recognised by the chairman of /Milary of $300 a month. Mr. Case KNOT SA WYERS able to fathom stark Orehard Aadition sis Pg a S150 and $175 : eect oa Beacon ces er ‘active mahog- "Biller About Location. the board and tn all ways took part / Will draw the new rate of $100 « LOOKING AT COLUMBIA. to $900 Ole Hanson any upright--sold in the fare favored the corner of in the proceedings month as long as he serves STRIKE Hast for $860 and up— sed Brosdway as the et ae Sad _proviousty le-; Contrary to some expectations Mayor Moore, City Engineer 605-9 New York Block ueed some, but not enough athe church. The tras | form airman Thomson of his the dropping out of Mr. Walters ne f Thompson, Chief of the Fire De These Are Hard to burt. Price now. .S23% burst, Chief of Po TERMS—We have no “cast however, do not Sppointment and that Mr. Case was made no difference with any of partment Hria, Joeation defacto street superintendent and the employes in the street depart Ten knot sawyers m the employ | lice Wappenst te to Hl feeling between therefore ex-officio member of the ment. All went about their busl- of the ©. H. Nichole saw mill &t| public works the gentlemen compris board of pablic works, as he hat poss aa if nothing had happened. allard walked out today, demand-|umbia and fron’ Re Come in and @ plano—we will ar & range @ plan to it you m% and the board of to Beat Serecorooes SEAVIEW TRACTS * . of deacons and true been regularly appointed and hed = Mr. Walters was at the cay call ing $2.50 a day tn piace of $3.25. (nis afternoon to look over the now On the Sound, Fine for gar $ feast, there fs none of given a bond to the city. Mr. this morning closing up his affaires The mill ts wed =6down today territory annexed to the city and dening, berry raising and ¢ Just good pianos at lo aware. If I resign, it Thomson then made no objections there. He sald he was not tn the pending the installation of ellpper® jearn the needs of the people Flag¢ & Bennett chicken ranching 3 prices: I feel that I can- to the new member sitting oftice yesterday when the notice of in place of the kn oawing . — a - } $250 to r tract. e . Rone within the City courelimen also recognise remov as left aod did wot ee lebines. ae the mill intende ta do Lot i1220150. cleared; water: Main 0029 1223 Alaska Bidg WEST 4&4 WHEELER, « ae Machines, too, and lanned for me that Mr. Case ls at prewent an of- jt ontil this morning. Me first read sway with knot sawyers altogether. $1100. West Seattle, Owner. Ind Colman Building. Sheet Music. + eine sianenl 4032, Main 4168 vuvddveveddddveveveddvdwdveddertés. imperfect Vision We are not here for the purpose of misrepresent- Ing ourselves or the opt! cal profession, but on the other hand, to build up a permanent business of which we may be proud t University Grove Addition | It is with pleasure that we announce the formal opening of the BEAUTI- FUL “UNIVERSITY GROVE ADDITION.” This is one of the MOST SIGHTLY tracts NORTH of UNION BAY and has all of the advantages of CLOSE IN PROPERTY The LAURELHURST CAR, which is the proposed extension of tl ent UNIVERSITY LINE, andthe 45TH STREET LINI now BEING BUILT WILL GIVE THIS PROPERTY the BEST CAR SERVICE in the NORTH END of the CITY. An UNOBSTRUCTED VIEW of the EXPOSITION GROUNDS, M1 RAINIER, the CASCADES and LAKE WASHINGTON is to be obtained from EVERY LOT IN UNIVERSITY GROVI The Lots Are 40x1i00 Each Pieces we will sac For two days, Wednesday and Thursday rifiee certain pieces from our Mission Furniture Line in order to “‘elean house.’’ So we offer great bargains in Library Furniture, Rockers, Davenports, Ladies’ Desks, Bookcases, Tables and Three-Piece Suites. All we ask i an oppor tunity to show our skill In correcting your defective vision. Woe will compete with any and all fair com- petition The optical business is one of which men who have graduated in the work should be proud, and hot resert to misrepresen. tation. AARAARAAARAAA $15.60 Weathered Oak Chair for..8 7.50 { $32.00 Weathered Oak Table .....$16,75 $23.00 Weathered Oak Rocker for $11.50 | #45.00 Weathered Oak Table ..... $22.50 $96.16 thered Oak Rocker for $13.75 } $20.00 Ladies’ Desk Table .......$12.75 $25.00 Ladies’ Desk Table ‘ $18.75 Weathered Oak Rocker for $ 9.75 46 “ ee Desk Tables pony a $26.00 Weathered Oak Rocker for $13.00 ) $20.00 Ladies’ Desk Table $12.75 $24.00 Weathered Oak Rocker for $12.00 { $21.50 Ladies’ Desk Table .......$11.75. $30.00 Weathered Oak Rocker for $15.00 | $17.50 Ladies’ Desk Table .......$10.50. $16.00 Ladies’ Desk Table .......$10.00 Rocker for 2.5 : cker for $12.50 | 00 Loose Cushion Davenport .. S37 -S6F . $67.50 Loose Cushion Davenport ..835.00 $15.00 Weathered Oak er for $ 7.50 $ $65.00 Loose Cushion Davenport ..832.50 420.00 Weathered Oak er @® $15.00 > “a $25.00 Weathered Oak Rocker for $12.50 | THREE-PIECE LIBRARY SUITES— $12.50 Weathered Oak Rocker for $ 6.25 $20.00 Weathered Oak Rocker for $12.00 Settee, Chair and Rocker. #29.00 Weathered Oak Rocker for $15.00 | ¢73.50 Weathered Oak for... $25.00 Weathered Oak Rocker for $12.50 | @125.00 Weathered Oak for.. me ) =o’ ‘to e pres J WE ARE EXPERT OPTI CIANB AND KNOW OUR . nas . Seaeekas ow ae ¥ 4 where the pa AAA tient has no astigmation best White Crown crystalline enses for reading pe gold filled or © frames for from are we will insert th $24.75 Weathered Oak $25.75 Weathered Oak Rocker for $13.00 v.- to twe BBE mand trouble yi - aa ected wit lense $37.50 ‘$62.50 A Eh Sr .& oF a a ¢ a 00 Golden Oak Chair .... $12.50 $68.00 Weathered Oak for. .......$38.00" ‘ > ce inside lots $500. > 5.00 Golden Oak Chair os . : The prices are, CORNERS $600 and inside lots $50 = 3.00 Weathered Oak Chair....., $10.00 WEATHERED OAK BOOKCASES 3 The terms are 1-4 down and the balance in four quarterly payments. Take ~, 0.0) Weathered Oak Rocker $10.00 : a% RED OFFICE.” . $40.00 Bookease for . .. $25.00 ts file we WEATHERED OAK LIBRARY TABLES. $20.00 Bookcase for $12 we sovtoninie ~ ~ $16.50 Bookease for ........+ +++ 810.75 = ) Weathered Oak Table S 7.75 } $15.00 Bookcase for .:...........8 9.75 | s SELLING AGENTS « 44 Weathered Oak Table $20.00 | £21.00 Bookcase for .... .$11.50 “te | | } . $27.50 Weathered Oak Te $18.50 50 Bookease for .... +++. - $16.75 : 5 0 10 $10.50 | $45.00 Bookease for be ogo oP Francisco Ps Main 6340 ‘ , Ind. R $304 | ae, a oe pe re a — «SSD COptical Crockery Department Specials wf | FANCY JARDINIERES, ALL COLORS BAKING AND MIXING BOWLS. Be | Co. ‘3 2 we ° Regular prices $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 and } Regular %5¢ Bowl for apenas: | 820-889'Peapn $2 Your choice at, each 79 Regular 20¢ Nappie for ......+0..+.- 9¢ UAADADAAMDARDADALARALARESARADAR RARDRARBRADIS ) 78¢ vue vv \ ¥ vUVYYVUVY y vuyVy V¥VNWVUY