The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 22, 1907, Page 4

@2 tn Everett for some months. Island Navigation Co Ole Kvele. of Skykomish, arrived ceedings to retain pe te Everett resterday w ina, look As a result the lo tng for bis wife and child, who, he agent was notified to permit b Mileges, eloped from thelr home to retain and use the ticket GED NTL ENESS FITS HER wpm oe WOMA N’s jee etal Servier) with @ young man years old EVERETT, May 22—In a fow William Talent. His wife ls Tal ent’s senior by several years. No Maye 4 petition, signed by MANY Fading them here, he believes that ao citizens, and olreulated, It ine couple are In Seattle, and left th & sald, by some of the members of | for there Ane jon, will be ‘ Presented ) the prosecuting attor:| ‘The leasing of the elty wharf site f . ney, asking him to take action has been delayed for a week, to give i against mea Who are conducting the public time to consider the games of chance In this city, What terms of the lease, which were ie Jon he wil! take the attorney Will made public at the counc!l meet j Rot state uati ition is pre ing Monday night. According to peated to hin le the Work the contract which the lessees wish *» deen gulig on quietly in cer to enter tte, they will build a in quarters, there is an evident $20,000 whart. The parties inter termination to put a stop to wide ested are the American Tugboat pen gambling, which has flourish Co, the H. O. Selffert Co, and the Eleven expressmen, for whom Attorney Joseph Coleman war the elty swore out warrants charm one of the two Everett men wh ing them with neglecting to take purchased reduced r ickots over out their annual city Heemses, yes. the Nort Pacific to the Bast terday appeared at the city clerk's before their sale was ordered stop office and paid the required fee ped Requested to return the tick father then appear in police court et, he refused, and notified the Bt mane Paul Offices that he would inatitute tm ) cov | a LOR LAST EARTHLY DUTY i VE (Bentite Stars Pectustye tee.) jcare of children, the handling of f ST. LOUTS. May 22.—1t te logical the lttle frame with gentieness j ba that there should be a demand for) and te arranging ittle ga ft Women in the mbalming profes ments fs natural She has sym won, secording to Mra. Fr M. pathy for the sorrowing friends 864 Grant, who has found ft peculiarty | Who long to talk of the lovable ef Vi muited to women, It was a year | Qualities, 6 well as the su..orings Red ¢ Af0 that sho graduated from a New and death of the dear one gone. losing XOX College devoted to the art This idea of woman embalmers is and she has been practicing in thie SY 80 means & new one. We find of CC sity ever since. After this expert i different periods of the world's win, } nee her verdict upon the voca-|Matory that It was the custom for Hon she has chosen is as follows: | Women to prepare the dead for burial As trained nurses are need By Mrs. Frank M. Grant ted in the world’s work, #0 are ¢ women embalners ‘The time has long passed when Women can on ee ‘The brown hresher, called tthe country folk the brow is though it ne thrash, te tn mee © mocking bird ter Ite Yolee range y Efhy SEH, SEEETH tm all musical hment. T brown th from 4 tree top 4 May and th nd gives ¥ to the caring for the young A tledgting thrasher teil “ meet and in order to eave the household cat tt a came thraahor day tn and came when it could with safety to teett corap it tr put whore the fa #3 MRS. FRANK M. GRANT, EMBALMER taker in robing and other services @f minor detail, Now she can go further, and, by scientific methods. 4 gies beautify and disinfect a As it la woman who leads ia noble and sacred work of sul foring humanity, it Is she who —#hoald perform the last duty for wife, mother or sister | There are many bright women In the world today coming to the “(front fn all waike of life, and why im the art of embalming’ rely this profession is one of Willie Bug—Gee, bet storm came up sudden Lee Baker, dentist bullding 206 Ei Phone Main ase Invited We invite Commercial Ac counts from the smaller, ax well as the larger, merchants firms corporations. each of whom, without regard to size, will be aceorded secommodation that and to ver sistent with conservative banking. Personal Checking Accounts are also cordially med, and especially eared for. We want you to feel free to ednault our off cers at any time-—they are a ys glad to serve y oO/ On Savings We Pay 4 /() Componsd Latoreet ks (and <n 1 June the Savings Deposit that made last Ortober, you lowe all of the interest.” I this ban i don't. Our interest method is fair t the r—as fair as we know h to me A ro ers or clerks to tell 5 about pees’ Savings Deposits in the Northwest Resources over $10,000,000. Reserve over $3,000,000 More than 24,000 Satisfied Depositors HL satan American Bank memes ALASKA BUILDING, SEATTLE. = limited only By the bare that few be BROWN THRASHER GREATER | by twat a} muatetan than the into ¢ brows ted it through the bars day out until the time be released that hail } wWetere 4 Woman's natura! «ifts tience, gentleness, taste and ci u pathy, and greatly appreciated —particularly in the embalming of ~ Ghildren. To Woman, used to » the bv oo) -“~ ‘THE SEATTLE STAR—-WBDNESDAY, MAY 22. 1907. Ga NOON) AY EVERETT. arate voncon SOMETHING OW CCOANUS ARE HARVESTED A TURNTABLES STAGE IN JAPAN Modern stemecratt hae invaded Jap aulck nee haa been inate . re @how < some of the large theaters of Bu is Hot machinery, but eogiies whe werk © Ger the steae However, the effect te ae up-to-date an if electricity nature op the tineues at in the ree * to build And { { cam cure without dietnes or eur iy treet every human eye an * Consultation free Lady attendant Dr. C. F. Lathrop osTROraTHe 2eT Hitet eoomd Ave Pike st. Rom Marche. $s m to bp m Tuesdays, Thure De. ©. . Lathree stviag_ vitre. and Saturdays from € to § tremtmem ach aed x it tregbte, Prowse Mate are, ABSOLUTELY rene in EVERY ARerwoT. Our mineral waters, eodaa, gin- fer aie, colder, Coot beer, ste are guaranteed to be the most beverages offered to Only purified water healthfut the put ie weed tm their manufacture bout yimost care le used in Pactric 4 PLGrT sovND BOTTLING COMPANY Vhese oat ranscontinen raise Daily The NORTH COAST LIMITED Is Your Friend A pa 1 f th ery bees a siest pa at 6 most ex ¢ i builders can fi 'T COSTS NO MORE. WHY NOT HAVE THE BEST? f 1 mf f be while you travel across the f hrough th « jes and villages, magnifi Write f k It will be matled postage paid TOPOVER CAN BE MADE AT LIVINGSTON ON ANY KIND OR CLASS OF TICKET TO VISIT YELLOWSTONE PARK Park w . Oth to Sept. 16th, Inclusive t ga @ very lowest p rates « ©. M’MULLEN, GP. A A. TINLING, G. A Seattle, Wash Seattle, Wash A. 0. CHARLTON, A. G. P. A, Port Most of our cocoanute are tm ported from the West Indies, Con tral America, and some of the smaller islands of She Caribbean sea. The cocoanut tree does not flourish at any great distance from the salt wat The tree yields from 100 to 150 nuts each year The nuts are protected by a sur rounding husk, as shown in the picture, and are allowed to drop on the ground before they are col after which husks are removed by the natives, And hen the nuts are carried the shipping points on the is coast line, and are then shipped by small sailing veesels to the Unit ed States ports, On the arrival n this country they are selected and bagged usually 90 or 100 in a bag in selecting the nuts, the large “are k n on selects,” the emailer ones “culls,” and those hat have started to sprout wproute The rotten and cracked nite are thrown aside and after- ward sold to the of) mills When taken factorte Usey are prepared for CHAMBERMAIDS § (Senttle Star's Wuctusive Service.) A pe hambe e-up ser the ot day in the St heriee el here ran - bur ‘ft f the bi t vat ( the guest chambers. They 1 not to teat thelr ability but set up « how! of “4 the specimente as « were found nee one of the end when they ped their board Dili they left thelr drawing cards stored away tr t without tell Oriental Bill lore, 1413 Third ave, have eight new tables and the only 6110 pool table tn Seattle. A place for gen tlemen eee strong wool mixed yarn. neterel gray and biack, all cises, sale price, » pair Men's $1.25 Underwear S5o— A fine worsted twothread deraey ribbed undergarment shirt and drawers, well made and really beat grade of underwear we have bought to i ae Je price 0c Night Ghirts 4%¢.— e Of a good heavy grade the ever of musiin, have either n or fancy front, cut full siee wt jses in stock, Our price is 60¢ each 43c Two Lace Bargains. 65e and 760 Dress Net at 5% utiful Point de Baprit ean *s in white, bioe ream and ecru, niece qua ties that sell regular at and The a yard, on spe al sale tomor row at only 0c and 126 Val Ch of numere patterne Lace Pigings sertions to match % inches wide ar ’ ton Tow Choice Fiction, 23 po holesome flotion Mary J s, t loth, printed on good and a aplendid orrow b Wood to Burn A $1.76 Pyrographic Outfit, $1.26.—Such fa ne work is pyrograph at every body wants to ) rurely it to learn nple amp, denzine and fine pla point an UNDOING NATURE’S MOST FURIOUS F uty are firet steamed to loosen} hem from the shell and factiitate| ta removal, The meat ts tak at whole, the sbelle being removed by | band An ordinary operator can) shell 1,600 to ) in a day, The put ix then passed on to women who remove the ry, brown ekin with mall spoke shaves. Then the meat is quartered, wash-| . ed, inapected very carefully, and th all meate that have the slightest | indication of decay are caat de This washing and inspection ts re peated severe! times, after which | the quartered meats are put} through the shredding mills, | steamed in “Jacket kettles.” to be} thoroughly sterilized, and then} spread on drying trays in mois ture-evaporating rooms, where the t are D sumed " for The Seattle Biectric Company | heen made « salaried official of the sncured @ temporary injunction | King County Humane Society, and Mr®. A. M. Pleree Bas jainet HM. Dehistrom. @ Ballers | will hereafter have charge of every | °4 40 Asslet Dr. G eertet ae cracks of the company child arrested for any offense. She . ee eee een Dahlstrom | Will attend ail sessions of the ju- Buy your Hat of BM some erating work venile court Co., 1333 2nd ave. 4 Closing Out The Men's Furnishings In a very short time we intend that ea McCarthy Men’s Furnishings Department Other more important and faster growing sections are to t men's goods, and surely these low prices ought to help. you to decide at once whether you want some of the bargains or not emperature is from 160 to 175 de-| Farenheit | Lastly, the goods are taken ont, | acked and sent away to be con- upon the tops of puddings, | n cakes and in candy Many of the nuts markets wh they can be bought from 3 to 16 cente, depending the size and season are sold to! ipen 7 ie pes mom | at fadadinen Ss TH HIGH AND DRY AT BUPF, THE SMITH 18 THE NOTTINGHAM. THIS PICTURE @ THE IMMENSE 81ZE OF MODERN SHIPS ON THE LL NOT WORK ( NA MENACERIE LAKES re, (Seattle Star's Exclusive Servier.) sand bar in the storm, BUPRALA, N. ¥., May 22.--Man,| lowing morning lay og here in Buffalo, with his bands oi ot on éry working stolidiy to undo whet 4 Capt. Joba freak of nature performed, and he |» | Canadian vndan al finding it hard fob he can work at san On the beach of Lake Erie, only 4| their levelest to get tl few rode from numerous back yards. | back into deep water. Hel jrest (wo great skyscrapers of the at it since March, and he inland seas—two of the huge 20th jt for some time to century ore and grain carrying men sey it's the most ern, resting high and dry of « These huge ships, the H.W Smith and the Wm. Nottingham a were at anchor behiod the break- boarte “Then he'll sicko of 4 li when the terrific gale of last ing tugs on the two February blew up. The steamers | preferred dry land f the &. Charles hotel now which cleared a seemingly impassable ' in the teeth of Lake Sit armers with and pros serpents in we aeoremmyiacs ssofsose-"* WOMEN WILL ATTEND COURT) 4 comming nes or en, Mra. INJUNCTION AT BA a th Mas "er Martin, Mr. ese semen must ace creme a ee tet nal be a thing of the ake the space it occupies, ‘‘Get out,’ is the word Fact is, the stock is going very fast, and it is a matter f Men's $1.00 Negliges Shirts 65¢ | About fifty of these left. They come in this spring's best patterns, mostly white | with black stripes or figures, regular $1.00 shirts. 65c Sale p i Men's S0c Work Shirts 350— if your husband ts a working | man you can do him # good } i ] j | Men's Underwear Worth to | 911.28 for S00-——-Odds and ends | of different lines tn which | the sizes are broken. Light | wool, mixed woo! and cotton, | ribbed and mercerised cotton, « bargeine if you get wour aire Chotce 59 at Men's 2$¢ Cotton Hose 15c-— Choice of our entire regular line, plain black, black with white feet, colored and em eults bas come and turn by buying one of these are a man youll for him. Every broidered, big assortment shirt we have is clean and leather belt. Heres regular price always 26c. new within the present «e best 60c makes in Bale price tomorrow and son and good value at & ed shades priced while they 15c Sale out at only, last : PHICO ccecsee coveeee . Women’s Belts of able duck, nicely ed with white These are the Women's 600, 600, 75c_ and $1.00 Handkerchiefs at 23c.—-A high bear belts that are’ grade sample asesortment of in the series of fancy embroidered handk It you woul chiefs. More than 500 samples ae ee to choose from and no two alike ly uptodate Jou The prettiest tmaginable effects in shadow, hand-loom and Mal tese embroidery and © od designs in the plain white and colored hand embroidered viol and bachelor’s buttons Ly handkerchief is warranted all pure linen and the qualities are the most fine and sheer obtainable The Picture Sale one more day Regular values are Gc, 600, 75 and $1 each 23 The sale price ts c principal rn We cannot promise that these handkerchiefs will inst longer ines. pastels, than 3 p.m. If you really want a good bargain you'll be here water colors, photogravures {@ and handsomely frames. Sines @ 350 Lisle Vests at 26¢-—Wom Children’s Nazereth Wailstes peter are en's beautiful quality fine | 1¥e—You know what these nee. White mercerized liske vesta, | splendid waists are No $5.00 k taped at neck and arms better child's underwaist price 12 ++ shaped at waist and finished made. We have too many |—~————~—~ with lace yokes, regular sizes 9, 11 and 12, so tomor 5 price sh 25 row We will sell Souvenir Post {al tomorrow at Cc aes a coed 19¢ 1000 Now Fa ore and in black and portraying all the ing and popular and around . new things just < been in the habit Sz ke for 2 carda of Choose tomorrow & mit) from our 7 big assortment At + MAIN st ATTLE SECOND AVENUE seTween PIKE ano PINE