The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 21, 1907, Page 5

_ JACKSON JOB wil ~ Haw ey erect a iley Construction com: yards daily of soft earth? Mr. Revelle's remark referred ae WLEY WILL TAKE “pumping What may not be done with 10,000 RD ANNEXED HOW A GRRMAN sTONKOUTTOR Dat ATER BHOOMHS A PHY SI. CHAN, « SPOKANE, May 21 Qpplication of Prinetpal hw * of this city N. P. PUTS ON NEW TRAIN The Northern Pacific inte make a number of PRAULOUN MALDR, M.D. i Special Service.) The board of education has turned down the} David B will changes in trains on the main line and Beattle THE SEATTLE ee MAY 21, 1007. STEAMER BURNS IN | ‘SELF. MADEWOMAN SPOKANE TEACHER. TURNED DOWN ee. VEINS Ween Gane Sees ane Cloyd as head of the high school cuble yard d tm emplo TO GRADE NNY monsity of this plant may be seen ce ee ayy 2 s waren et by comparison with the plant on . “ war| TO WORK ON BIGGER pouny hill, which gots away with epee vs ye vine pe haa MMENSE PROFITS IN but 1,600 cublo yards a day of blue Chaya te hot liked. Recently be clay was up before the board on a it te believed that the successful charge of opening mail belonging bidder for Jackson at. had thy to the various teachers, He was - oughly grasped the efficacy of the also the subject of other charges very predanic that H. W, | Be plan of salt water before It put This man is the same ene who who fs resradiag Denny {8 tts bid of about 24 cents a yard started trouble between the Spo be the active man in the Hawley, tn exeavating 1.600 kane high school football teams. of the Jackson st. district, yards of blue clay a day, is making | The majority of people believe that be & subcontractor under a net profit daily of about $100. it in a good thing that he ie to connection with the schoo! soon “9 Councilman Revelle remarked “that| This attractive young @trl te not, “Vision. A new train will be put CITY COUNCIL PASSES ihe recent annexation of South | & mere beauty, She is a weiter op the Bellingham ran, giving @ rk has proved a lemon. success Bhe te Mise Mater. morning and night run in both di NCE ANDO MAYOR to | Cutters daughter, of Wurt regtions, The Monte Cristo and given » the up at will Germany ©, after leavin branche Hl be SIGN AT ONCE—ELECT the fact that Seattie will probably San an Pt Peet - Darring on bran eb me will b ve be forced to pay back to the saloon age wh rvie _— ing with the ; et CILMAN AUGUST 20. keepers of South Park $1,700 for en tngham trains. A new train from unexpired county saloon licenses * an a nt ‘ap a en 1 s — Probably some of the saloous will may 3 from Bt "Paul | delayed put . and surgeon, p 0 wl in ¢ e ee waanimously voted a ar pee ete eggs P ne with aisunction | J 1 No. 3 will make Tacoma tts 4 F At Ballard the $1,000 teense fee voting her tatents and/ terminus, No, 4, the overland east i Greater Beattie last night |. ow effective and Seattle can | accomp! : ad Bo ' > compliahinents to gain. she bound éxpress, will be made Boe eer and a minute later taxe over the saloon business with-| Ine to China os @ missionary ¢ Satins. The Seas tren bore the signature pike president of that body Wes BO speech making or It seemed only a Pi , this Increasing In an dak the population of the mu. ality by several (housands, and Seattle “the biggest shingle city in the world the matter of the recent of South Park came up ig the afternoon tm the Heense committee meeting out much trouble jayor Moore will sign the Bal handed to bim, which will be & day or two, and possibly late day rou a Twelfth ward coun counell set August 20 Blection precincts will have to established. Wallard wil) pr hold an election for from the Thirteenth ward at same -vaaa nan. ORCHESTRA WILL GIVE - On Friday evening the A meeting held hotel. the light exeursion and dance to M . : - ‘ “eY-| dente could respect. Am investt- :. ply ‘ae vena Geubauer Bay, across Take Wesh-| sation of the eagle te to be beta | ns ond Joan Th Athio pees Manager Gilbert Brinker. by the executive board of the col.) gm vierne ral, to ther im olf, of the orchestra, has charter. lege on Wednesday and data in reference toed the “Emily Keller” and “1. T.| Prof. Reldelsberger te a violtnist| forest reverve policy. Hass” to take the exeursionists Of ational fame, and was well Die will be preparatory to regis over. While the dance is going oo “90*8 i8 Seattle until a few some of the some of the stu tha ago. He played an peotest again in the pavilion, B Withdrawals in this state, m lames BR. Garfield. eeeretary ie interior, Judge R.A. Ballin immmissioner of the general . and Clifford Pinchot the forestry burean come to pin the near tute in the excursion steamers excursion at year, as Mr the high school going off on IN GO-CART ASON'’S LATE re Wednesday, and if you ean drop in a down town, we will be pleased to give you regarding values, prices, ete, you may treatment and low prices always at your Lightning Ice Cream Freezer Basement motion, automatic a parts tinned y and makes smoothest ice cream of any machine and jem time. Specially priced for this sale at $2.29 Baseme nA tent ra Anat EE, Pan Table Tumblers. Ie @ roll—This Med Basem Paper is full 16 ounces | Regular S0e doteo—Heavy the roll; fine, soft glass, fire polished “May Day” 8c and finished. Wed 2c M price, the roll nesday, each Fifty-Piece Dinner oot Basement 50—Pure White Semi-Porcelain, pattern and raised border. For peeens. An unusual bargain of the best grade $2.98 Brass Extension Rod. Ribbon Lawn Mower. « r | cepa Regular 10c—Extends to 4 $10.00—This Mower | inches: large button ends four blades of Only six to a custom er er. 5c Reclining Lawn Chair. oF Regular # $—Hardwood can de adjusted to any position Wednesday i high wheels and is the Wednesday at, eestly § managed on the market ba any 89c Pick and Mattock. agen eS $1.25—The Keen Kut “Lawn Tennis Racket. Wand, and fitted with | Reguiar $2.50—Wright & Dit son make; Well made and service $1 98 nesday - Hose. 2 me pti Window Screen. Main P Hard wood frame Regular and patent fly gua Extends to 33 inches. W da May 18 Day” sale ELGER-HURLBU 2ND AVENUE & UNION STREET T nnexation ordinance as soon as it Im the matter of the election for! | the a the date nba bly netiman the MOONLIGHT EXCURSION high school orchestra will give a moon dents will cruise around the lake This will practicaliy be the only this Geiger has prohibited any of the classes or organizations cursions or picnics per, and all Ie—Side crank, heavy | Regular 250--For pudding or custard; brown and white lined. Size, 6 inches. Special 1 5c Wednesday | leave Seattic at REIDELSBERGER IS NOT WANTED in to | |reach Seattle at 1 p. m A instead of jy 10:36, and will arrive in Seattle at $:30. A new Bellingham train will leave Beattic at 7:25 a. m. and will train reaching Bellingham at 10:20 p. m. Dispatches from rer) Mont., state that Porf. Karl Reidelsberger, formerly of Seattle, recently chosen musical director at the Montana| Norm: must face an tn- vestigation toto bis personal char | acter before be can retain that po- | sition It appears that Reidelsberger was chosen to succeed a professor E. 8. Laee, who was very popular at the! school. The students objected bed | his removal, brought charges | against Reidelsberger, claiming that | be was pot # man whom the stu-/ be i College, ace ment at the Stander hotel here, and at other resorts, and appeared frequently in concerts Personally, he was considered eccentric KENT NEWS ITEMS | £ Special Serview.) j Day (Seripps Telemraph Service.) ATLANTA, Ga, May 21.—-Dinaat fafied with the appotntment of many federal « sident Roosevelt, of the of the parties Rep ibiicans: have issued statements The Wallingford Hetgt that no office holders be appointed | provement club was orga delogate the state convention. night at the Interlake schoo! The claim is made that they fifth and Wa altogether too h arted in their Walters was « work good B.C. Alle to do any nsure wear Frice $4 Up & Co. 800.804 First Ave, Cor, Columbia Strongest Boys’ House in the State | will leave Beattle at 4:40 p. m MAY SUTTON 1N FORM. KEN Ma The Seventh Adventisty are holding & camp. meet na Om the outekiria of this city and are having @ large attendance. Thee have ever 100 family. tente cecupled and a large one which they call the| tabernact® tomt, with a | they raised over Ma Sunday, neart tw was cubsoribed or paid con ot Yr) * of @eatile, who has ennls b tor me tie with her Champlonship ¢ year In her Mrs. J. C. Mytrote on. games at New York May Suttor valescing from a serious ttiness, re-|the | Callfornia — phenomenon, turfied to Seattle ier tee | shows she as regained her of¢ and, Judas Morris, was here Hunday.| time form. As M Douglass Mre BD. rome, Mre J. B Berth! @ho defeated ber last akon. has aod Mra J. W. Cavanaugh wilt en- been married and will not defend }tertain the Methodist Uadiew Ald af fer title, It seems a certainty that lianecheon Thursday afternoon Miss Sutton witli win in the Eng The Renton baeball team defeated! iien matches the home team @unday ty « seore 1% Coleman rnd ". Robert IN SUPERIOR COURT « battery for Kent at fret ater Buell and Gulbor. The le) juage Hanford has remanded ake went to pieces tn ope inning canes which have arised ove the rrr widening of Weate: the » PARTY LEADERS AFTER | Dot eourt, he chek the pee TEODY. ceeding was really one in rem, in which the question of diverse citt was only NEW IMPROVEMENT CLUB Im J}. Redelsheimer Clothing (star Special Service.) has received # letter stating that || PULLMAN, Wash, May 0.—Folt an estate of consider value is the Leonard possesses individuality—many superior ing te the plan for the series of farm- awaiting Miss Eva. T. Ashworth ‘ cash nan. ‘whlch will bo heia in| supposed to bein this eify, Other features that distinguish it from all others. nobomiah, ‘ : catoom Wtters ask the address of James Sachorntet _ vane and Whatcom | and George Chase. Their motber THREE SUPERIOR POINTS. ynties, from May » June 13 Mrs, James Chase, of Mebagamon Monday, May ¥, at Snohomish. | Wig, has fallen beir to a fortune the inner lining is made of steel, porcelain lined; ean be morning. afternoon and evening ie o tt y te Tvesday, May 2, a Stanwood, afters | (pnt m she wishes to tern over to cleaned as casily as a china dish; will not corrode or and evening; Wednesday, May | *?°™ bresk at Avor aflorneen and evening oem sane eee 7 p.4 . eer eae’ Ses Cox tee : COFFEE. —the waste pipe can be easily removed. Body of refriger- dale, morning, afternoon and evening Your grocer must sell ator has eight distinct and separate walls, and lined nudes Fane at i noor coffee; we can't all with charcoal sheeting and mineral wool a kane | be comfortable but he bottom of waste pipe has a patent automatic sir trap, morning and afternoor needn't sell it to you which prevents any eseape of cold air | Okanogan, if this meeting be. 6! reas deeshe eceene seer. melee) ranged so to permit the speakers i¢ sou ge like Sehilling’s Beet, || ————~ Pullman une 14 MID-LAKE rushed |} lowered and deck hands Sev RAL PASSENGERS AND | here and there trying to arouse the sleeping passengers MEMBEKS OF CREW ARE) ‘The steamers Kerr and Kan REPONTED Lowr—sTeamen| Dear by, steamed with all possi $idown S$lawe buys a } frigerator | ih \ her e speed to the burning craft and res cued those imperiled The @teamer burned to the wat or's edge then sank out of sight The lows will be about $200,000, BURNS TO WATER'S HDGR AND THEN SINKS, (Neripps Telegraph Service.) MILWAUKEE, May 21 won Is dead GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, May 21 One per) J. M. Khoades, of Detroit, a vic several are believed to time of the Naomi fi was brought | have been drowned and others are! to the hoapital tn this city and died || this morning so {rightfully burned that recovery ecmoenreLo Arthur Jones, of Detroit, a law is thought impossible as the result yer rescued from the Naomi, has of the burning in middlake at one) wired his family that several paw o'clock this morning of the lake | sengers were drowned and four — steamer Naomi, plying between here deckhands were burned to death WN ND WEEK uy: THIS SPLEN. and Grand Haven, Michigan. Captain Thomas Traill was the)! $1 Do A $1 A B 8 Many of the passengers were in jast man to leave the ship | DID REFRIGERATOR. their berths and the flames raged) His clothing was almost burned with great rapidity FARMERS’ MEETINGS Hoats were | from him. FORTUNES AWAITING THEM. is a well-established fact in the refrigerator world that the Leonard is the most practical, cleanly and most : economical in the The post master M, Stewart use of ice to return te om a Se — $3.50 Lawn Mowers $2.95 More Bargalns| 2 crerwese have steel tempered blades; will give years of good ——at the— Great Railroad | Blockade Sale — service 14-inch lawn mowers; regular price $3.50; ballbearing lawn Last Saturday it was secre for us to wait that thronged our big $8.50; l4-inch Olympic lawn mowers; regular price $8.95 cial for Wednesday specia] for Wednesdi on the great crowds store, so if you wish to ts advantage of this big sale you must shop during the week. Remember, this 16-inch Olympic lawn mowers; regular price $9. sale is going on every day, and will continue to for Wednesday ....8.0/..c00 cccos Ri do so until we have raised money sufficient to entree cnenenonionsicn pay our creditors. Come early and get a choice - Sta ndard Furniture Co. Soe +3 ae selection of the many bargains that we offer and avoid the rush on Saturday MEN'S SPRING SUITS $8.50 Men's Spring Suits, in single or double breasted, in tweed and worsteds. Blockade Sale price $3.85 $12.50 Men's Spring Snits, in fancy checks, hard worsteds. cheviots, Blockade Sale $6.35 $15.00 Men's Spring Suits, 3 the very latest styles and pat terns; plain bir and blacks, silk lined, band padded shoulders Blockade Sale price . price Rr Turenne, Aust Viee President The Bank for Savings er YOUNG MEN'S SUITS. #12.50 Young Men's 3-Piece Suits, in tweed and fancy worst- eda. Blockade Sale pr $6.45 00 Young Men's 3-Piece Suits, single or double breasted, $400,000, Fully Pald 4 Gem. 4 oe. in silk worsteds, serges, cheviots, blue and blacks in eluded, in the nobbiest weaves and colors. Blockade Sale price $8. 7 Seattle was not made by the efforts of any one man. It was je RR a i Seiiaiichitesaiadiaal mbined efforts of several thrifty and courageous men thet CHILDREN'S SUITS. " $2.50 Children’s Fine All-Wool Suits; nobby patterns Your savings combined with others and deposited here witt rarer sag eh. work for the good of you and others. It will be invested fer you _ Blockade Sale price $1.35 " dined efforts of some of the very men who made Seattle, $3.50 Children’s Suits, in tweeds, worsteds, cheviots and cashmeres, Blockade Sale | $1.85 |+ SAVINGS AQOQOUITS Semr One Extra Special Lot of 500 Ch idren’s Suits, thet have Corner First Av. and University St. Opposite Post Offiee been delayed since last fall, in all-wool serges and fane; =—— u rf : seiatatenenmenninaes Bs mixed novelties; sizes 3 to 7 years; worth $4.00, $5.00 and $6.00 tlockade le price £ $6 Blockad pr etpereeeees $1.4¢ Sevccccscccesooceese MEN'S SHOES. ‘ $2.50 Men's Shoes. Blockade Sale price urn ture $3.50 Men's Shoes. Blockade Sale price $4.00 Men's Iress Shoes ¢ Sale price One ele #4.00 Men’ Dress Sh ade Sale price carry a nesvy stock wnée th $5.00 Men's Extra Fine Patent er Shoes. Bi he best factories in Ameri 0 ca, also the best selected line ‘le of second-hand furniture in price | the state. In ranges we are sole agente Ony eee of CHILDREN'S SHOES $2.00 and $2.50 Childrer s Fine Blockade Sale Tan Shoes price $1.45 $2.00 Children’s Good School Shoes. Blockade Sale orice $1.45 18 eh areas: S , Btandard ..... LADIES’ SHOES Ladies $2.50 Ladies’ Fine Shoes. Blockade Sale price $1.25 50 Banquet $3.00 Ladies’ Very Fine Dress Shoes. Blockade Sale price Tan $48 Jewels $1.65 Tent : o $2.50 Ladies’ Fine Oxfords. Blockade Sale price ...$1.50 Oxfords ‘ other out $3.00 Ladies’ Extra Quality Oxfords. Blockade Sale price Ladies’ Russia Calf and Vict bir $2.00 ||) Goodyear welt Woodhouse 8 Platt _Furniture Co. new styles. ‘$2.50 and $3.00 Raymond & Hoyt The Monarch Shoe & Clothing C AL BERT HANSEN 1317-1319 FIRST AVENUE, 1) seaebeer Weaued te ‘! OPPOSITE NEW ARCADE BUILDING 405 PIKE ST. 7o-———FIRST — AV. 708 ‘ —_ —— | a ee