The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 14, 1907, Page 10

j j i { “Wbertype Telearaph Servtes.) MESSINA, May 14.—Warthquake are continuous throughout territory contiguous t Mount since Monday hoon, and the felandors are fleeing. BODY OF PILOT The p Fon the James et. o by the Madison o 2k bbs kl baowmuvinwa dt, MAY LY, LU), MOURNFUL LAST CHAPTER OF THE ROMANCE OF MRS, “SILENT” SMITH GREAT BEAUTY VOTING CONTEST OPEN TO ALL PROMINENT MEN OF SEATTLE WHO CHOOSE TO ENTER for the successful contestant will be « Vacation Trip, starting at je to the power house; theno je to Firet av, transferring to a eoond av, and James et., 0 Madrona; by boat from Madrona to Madison park, rt Lawton oar, from Fort Lawton to Green Lake loar teanefer point, around Green Lake and returning to Becond and James where a cold lunch will be handed to the winner by Mayor Moore. PLEASE CAST | 10,000 _ LENNON FOUND vores FoR | ‘ —_—— Petar spectat servten) —— eel SRAU, Alaska, May 14.—The " i 3 Body of Pilot KB. J. Lennon, for Tate bate ©» Not Good merty of Port Townsend, Wash. | “2 who was drowned off the Itght MAY 30, 1907 i house tender Heather last Novem ber, was dragced from the bay yesterd fte nm The bod ae Ghaty snetiintes J if Missionary Worker Here + Miss Julia Fraser, field secretary Lennon was one of the beat of the United Board of Missions for @ trip north on the Heather, |) 0 nome in Oakiand, Cal. An all bere last October and Juneau met his death by The night that he die eres was dark and windy It believed that while boarding the Heather, which was at the dock he decame confused, lost his foot Bs and plunged into the icy Although search was made at Bhat time for his body it was not deaving day missionary meeting was held tn the First Presbyterian church to day in honor of Mies Fraser. A bas ket dinner was served at noon. To Protect Camps. Chief Wappenstein has promised to protec mpere along Lake Washington, and will take steps to have the camping grounds pa trolled. Numerous complaints have been made of thieving In camps HE KILLED PARTNER Name THE SEATTLE STAR BEAUTY VOTING CONTEST | Address e BIG ASSEMBLY AT NEW RAILROAD HIGH SCHOOL WAN COMING A rousing big assembly moeting was held at the high schoo! yes Star tal Hervies) terday morning in honor of the TACOMA May tt—Menry € vietory of the track team at Pull It, the man whe has been made man. The platform was decorated #eferal manager of | westers with the pennants that the team of the Nort Poaith brought home with them, Mr. Get [SW ey, with headqus ger, who was pr + dy had nothing but pr ner in whieh the themselves on the t the members of the mt at the meet ¢ the man ® Bequitted Most of pam Were cail ed on for speeches were greet. | MP Nutt ts one of the best known ed with a hearty applause he pitas tags BipaAle y Ey eh " . . T E E SNORED. Whea Mr, Geiger called on Coach | ti" ut oan pest aeons imine Yr [dent body went wild with enthum tioned for the last year as genera 4 ie ny } iasm, Mr. Frost, who will leave the superintendent { the Michigan MBenttle Star's Mectasive Servier.) ROSEBURG, Ore, May 14.-—-The @uthorities hero are in a quandary eo to what shall be done with (Wiliain Biohs, an elderly woods whe by his own confession. hig pertner, Orlando Lem because Lemmon snored at The murderer is a mys to police and scientists. peverai months before hin Geutfeasion Biohs had been telling and incredible tales, phe began telling his neigh he bad chopped his part- wad off for disturbing him little attention Finally, bower Challenges Exhausted. FRANCISCO, May 14.—The ohallenges fn the Ruef sted and it ts that the twelfth Juror will named today Burned to Death. WALLA WALLA, May ib— Lightie, six years old. was to death and the father was) 60 seriously that he will! This occurred in the family last night, the fire evidently caused by an overturned The other members of the escaped from (tie burning uninjured. i Gtrike of Ghoveimen ‘eo May 14.—As a result & strike of workers on the steam only two shovels were ked between Bas Obispo and Dulebra. The shovel men demand) §200 per month, instead of their @resent salary of $210. er, Biohs went to the district at torney's office and insisted on be ing taken Into custody, saying he had a guilty conscience and offer ing to take office to the place he had buried his partner Two deputy sheriffs were sent into the woods with B na chance that there might be some thing | they bad the place found th ‘I told him to said the «tf planatory tone but attention and began to er than ever, so I « the ax and chopped h when remains of Lemmon quit his snoring they apie old man im an ex he paid no head off. until the case now pending fn the supreme court. in ving an inter pretation of the Sunday clowing law tw settled Pullman's Track Team Defeated CORVALIS, Ore, May 14.—Ore gon Agricultural college yesterday Jeteated Washington State colleg of Pullman, in a track and field meet, by the score of 641-2 to 1-3. Pullman will meet the | versity of Oregon at Bugene next Friday One Year for $10 Forgery TACOMA, May 14.-—-W. Howard & young man who bas been about Tacoma for several months, was sentenced to one year In prison by Judge Snell for forgery Vancouver Physician Dies. VANCOUVER, BO C""May Ta Dr. Carroll of Vancouver, a pioneer physician and one of the we jest men of the city, died last n Me has been alling for some time. MORE WAR Big Leg Jam Broken. | @BRADSEN, May 14—The dig) PURTO CORTEZ, May 7.—Vis Which has blocked the| New Orleans, La, May 14—War is ishkah fiver for the past week.) again breaking out Stendures been broken. In the jam weve | *« ding travelers arrivin prer 1,000,000 feet of logs, and it ‘was thought i would take weeks|‘ $o break it. John Duryea Dead. | STAUNTON, Va, May 14-—John Quryes, of New York, who accu Mrulated an enormous fortune in the} Btarch industry, died here. | H. & Pairail Passes Away MILWAUKEE, May 14--H’ 8 Pairall, a well known newspaper fman, died here yesterda Montreal Longshoremen Strike MONTREAL, May 14—-There war eral strike of longshoremen night for a wage increase of E cents an bous, } Capitaliat is Dead GOLDENDALE, May 14.—Kenale ©. Gplett, president of the State Bank’ Of Goldendale, died yester ng Gay of ptomaineg poia Want Theaters Closed Sunday ‘TACOMA, May 14.-——Tacoma min Qifars are planning a general move iment to close & theaters here Wo action will hi aken, however, tr ar quest er new - ident To Pay Back Debts W. H. Cole, who lives in the re cently annexed territory of South Park, wants the eity cour ell to pay a grading contracted by that town for the grading an ing of Sunset avenue INTERNATIONAL BOND 4 REALTY CO 337 Pioneer Bik . $ 60 LOTS SOLD THE FiRST $ 4 week in the G ake Reser e vor A tion. k au © Addition the City LA ce» mee a there F $s b Term 5 @ Come out ear and get a fin : ; : : : : Main 1156 8 H. &. at the end of the term | Central ratirosd to coach at the © A.C. im @ fal — a | tering voloe, expressed his regrete hat leaving the high school rt SPORES O TOE O RTH E SEE O Eee . Coach Victor Place of the U. of % LOTS SOLD THE FIRGT W. then epoke of 0 meet at th week in the Greenlake Reser U." next Friday and Saturday votr Addition. Why? S#caue verybody sayg fit ts the fin Addition in ‘Yhe City Lim ¢& Take Green Lake Car ¢ ernoons and urged the students | be on hand early Hearing Postponed reeniake Station The taking of teatimony tn tt nw moet cane of the [ " oem S126 up. termes to eu J. Band C Mon rehouse. Greene, master deen post pe States attorney has number of cases art a me out early and get a fine @ INTERNATIONAL BOND & REALTY CO Bik Main 1156 pned unt We want to ae M We welcome, ts you a lot in Mount Over F700 Wie, urge compar faker Park only if th of homesite son of Mount Baker you find one that sold 30 days Park with any or satisfies yo re) atl of the other ad term — altenp o have been made ¢ ness - he city of Seattle ry * Here where about 4 peopie While prices of ~ sin Mount Hake Park are much be Remember tha N w thetr market city x . evards == Want ye f con owalke, and « v. epeculation arad atreets, We want at systems, 6 , well an p t boat « t houses a wharfs res one bie many : improvements var have been over Acres of parks 2 Take eapectal note and landscape ga of the “Be ptine,” ening bu the finest piece of A . landecape gardening In the Northweat Magnificent view Ame thee te SS Se mee aine Lovers Spring with ite beautiful K The byllding of o Indian legend of Me + water IPRA number of fine miraculous inter P % ences Ww be front se ake —Tenidenc u vention. Washingtor started In the near Prices range trom E future architects avid tae 6 tet wees 4 now being at w the Grand Be Coment sidewalks on the plane vard to $2,750 and ‘*¢¥ers, water, gas, Mount Baker Park up for long water electricity fa to be an addition front lots. Medium R of arebitectural as priced lets, edmir we as = natural ably situated, for p bea 1,000 and $1,2 hy No lot more thar t three blocks from antages " y no ¢ car line : Take any car and transfer to Rair P Heights line 1 | Or minutes ory a 84th We are arranging shopping ~ sae" . or od Ask for Mr. Mitch A Ph hi additional «re and installing the his work will b — , L. FEHRE r 1 to fina as fine ‘ Ag e asible K i ’ a4 Mis, sur LEAVING HEH Home rom OVDH HER HES HAN is Stne’s Baclustve Service) The photc yh shows Mra. Smith NEW YORK, May 14—The fun entering the carriage, assisted by eral of “Silent” Smith. the multi. | ber sim. The woman in mourning just in the rear, in Lady George millionaire, who died im the Orient | Cooper, sister of “Silent Pm dag while on his honeymoon trip, was) It was expected that Lady Cooper held from &t. Bartholomew's church | Would get a very large share of her this city. The widow, who was for-| brother's $35,000,000, but the will merly Mra. Rhine Stewart, Only gives her a life interest in $1 attended the church services, but | 000,000, The widow's share was did not go to the grave fixed at $3,060,000 tn the will Wesi Auburn Five-Acre Tracts One-haif mile west of Auburn, and on the line of the new Interurban. Good soil, level land, best of transpor tat facilities Prices $500 to $700 PER TRACT One-Quarter Cash; Balance Monthly; Interest 7 Per Cent Thin im the s the new e fa amall r For Circulars and Further Information Apply to F. M. Jordan & Co. 211 Madison St American Bank Bldg Phone 557 |NEW CITY STABLES TO BE. «aie» wit bo on the tite probably atruetion of the new city stables at once and with a gang men complete the work To Appreciate What a Delightful Place it Is next largest out on Madtoon at te ® third in the Queen Anne section. REV. JAMES A. MITCHELL, The BUILT AT ONCE City Carpenter Joe Garbeau wil take charge of the con well known lecturer ain of the G. A. R, ae: Mitche Rev. James { hi residence {py Saturday, at the age of 9p ropriated the prize of his own | A Aled a! Kirkland The ordinance appropriating $32, her wh 000 for the purpose passed the coun held toda He in survived Ly jell Jast night. The board of public widow and three ebildren, We | works In directed to get plans ready Mitchell, F. A. Mitehell and Mr ¢ abd build .ve stables, The main H. Bhermar y i Been Out There Yet? A residence park of the highest charact | 1 .? t= 3 orobining the with ideal coup. the ei advantages of convenient access t try and seaside environments Magnolia Heights is situated on salt water. The prop. erty occupies a commanding platean overlooking Puget Sound, with magnificent surrounding country, flanked by picturesque mountains, adjoining the property, or the very well-kept grounds of the government army post, Port Law. ton You can go to Magnolia Heights in 40 minutes from down town—with frequent Fort Lawton cars running each i etl iene calli tectonic day Magnolia Heights is being developed like » park. As the property is turned over to the p rehasers, cement side walks will be installed and other improvements fortheom The property has been divided into building lote ind in price from $950 upward, plots of various sizes, ran which are offered on ex ngly easy terms. You can reserve your lot or plot now. It will treble ia value. It's either a homesite or a fine investment. Toke the time now. See for yourself. Call at our office or vist h of the the field office, just sout ew tees 837rPee = = BQeeeeeese seuastS Feo er eee sts FBVuweeree Se ne ae ee There's t ¢ t like it in all West Seattle—no other residence section offers so much for little k ir“ if it S id judge for yourself As it t \ y elf the benefit ibts you may have and ‘ eve t ‘ cement Ih mplete water stem, graded street xe « ace, whet you want to bu r not ” be - ) , . ; lili sie knead nee } $275 IrWENTY MINUTES FROM PIONEER Homesites QUARE ANI rath EN MINUTE 50 x 120 to | And Upward CAR SERVICE i. (After June Ist) i 50x1 REASONABLE BUILDING RESTRICTIONS The Only City Addition to West Seattle YEAR'S TAXES PAID IN ADVANCE Both Phones 540 TAKE FAUNTLEROY PARK CAR CERTIFIED ABSTRACT OF TITLE PRICES BELOW MARKET VALUE 540 Both Phones.