The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 24, 1907, Page 11

HE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1907. WS BWLANGH CCweon. ‘BODIES ARE this summer will be to see that| 2000 HANFORD Gos mast. ~— Sanne en y i @ Oana vic r Buparien: | mall clerks in Canada give 8) oo. om sanford, of the United good service in handling the mails |. Judee ©. M. Manftord, of ine Untied = RECOVERED Toe =e) IN AT THE BIRTH After four days of continuous seas wh Servtos,) search the bodies of Edith Vogt Ks CIBCO, May a4 riginally int 4 Joseph F, Goshorn, and Glen 8 (Aevipes ‘Tel % toe. } _ _—_ we ough house in ThE st | 40 puplia, there are ove ere ly : was Veeenee Servint) | e was 8 ous jJaqueth, the three students} |os ANGELES, May d4—Th TEA. e he r gid ty | new drowned Inet Sunday while canc body of B. ig Dur ning a en pasta ates for © o yore jing on Union b recover sige ‘ IT i ly ? . a : pay, were hr tea generally so bad & Troy, 0 hood! 8 mate Gorna eourn |yeatertay afternoon, avout 300 tect |Mttorney, was found in the ocean) >% feA Generally Bo ba rs urcnasers in xposition i olhge’ slapped Oy | ene growing scarcity of seats tn | '2ih@ Borthenst of Foster island, | yesterday afternoon near Port Los It is rather uncertain 7 Calboun, of the \niies A yg " phone Miss Vout's body wan the first oe. The ad tide @ rope | wene f the Ber om ani Fr etead : " 4 generally; there is no dif i gad was then only pre | the Bering foe one tian, |OB@ Feoovered, the other two being | & and evidently , zg % 9 severe thumping by» ragged porven Sores = eter, ) P : death ficulty in getting it good ei bs) 0 are n e ro i S ‘ Boston, by the interfor || within 26 feet of spot where former resident Of) Your @rocer returns ’ + - ‘of friends of Doth par Mise Vogt's body was tound acoma. Nervous prostration waaltt you don't ithe bekating © tee ALL thre: 9 per him eis stata spelervation, 0s, the ‘ates aa eee Only Persons of Quick Decision Can Profit tt that ‘point. le comparative Hamilion Studlo All Lote in Green Lake Reser by This o- Beitoan titted ‘Troy nat fs : appr ved oh te _ bo Tl TON DYING ne Saee son oold at th 4 i v Colma ida High grade volr Addition. v. northeast. and $25 Monday Morning Th t addition on the mar kot #9160 to 0% $0 eaeh, bal, $10 per month, H ry WU you want one at the pres ent price INTERNATIONAL BOND & REALTY CO ee Persons who are of quick decision make the money in these days of rapid changes. The first purchasers in EXPOSITION HEIGHTS will literally be in at the birth of what is destined by nature, aided by our efforte for years to come, to be THE choice, high-grade residence district of Seattle oy, but gate a rush for Troy (Rertppe Teles - - PARIB. May PT ANS RAISE MONEY. | 4 eumonte a . tore H. T who@e eonsall . Rov. Henry 7 ne winning the affections CLAIM® CANADA SLIGHTS # wife, startied the nation, |p UNITED STATES MAILS it te only @ matter of « ‘ore he will 5 he ; The date for Miss Vogt's funera has not yet been set new Mi ald in rateing « large Mie be presented to the in ioe May 17, 1914, the S57 Pioneer Bik, Phone M, 1166. The first lots are selling for from $325 to $700 and $800-—-one-fourth cash and the balance $60 a quarter; or one-half cash and the balance in 6, 12, 18 and 24 months. When these first lots are disposed of, prices will he advanced at least 25 per cent., and prob- ably 33 1-3 per cent., and so on until the last lots Canada lights the Us States malin. He is now on way to Alaska, where his dutic Mat of BN. Brooke &|Kisis, the ehoomaker, 217 Jam ave. street. } nd have furnished ’ comm ent he - = will not be less than $2,500 to $3,000. This is based simply on the WE INVITE YOU ALL. special ~walting room natural growth of the city. When the new car line is completed SUND A Y PICNIC for thelr use with the across the portage, next year, this alone will at least double the value | telephose and = writin ADDITION TODAY. | of every lot May 26th, 1907. facilities et Th i i i] Bi j ; i © ere are 1,200 lots in this plat. The property is bought and paid From Ten to Five O'Clock. for, and absolute reliance can be placed on the plan of sale outlined. MUBIC | FB SHORROCK. Pres wine VIEW LOTS . ‘ Sandwiches and Apples for All | JUN PAP aAN in Wher smarTin Be a first purchaser. Take the University car to the END OF THE We invite you to de our w te ” low pretense amd ener terme. LINE, and our representatives will meet you there. Even if you don’t i show you our cleared ylow UNIVERSITY DisTRICT. They ite te tm tb Ladies’ ASM-HASSLOCHRR CO. want to buy, you'll like the property so much that you'll tell your *eeecoccose " Ca 1 only ¢ re in / Oxfords SSE, a PEE tates shames one wanes ete mie =f i} friends org, are bat iF ef beoe Deauttful } * | bd seareverceses | ; ; Canres Oxfords to a. fee Sy Ry ee om SAVINGS |} Lots are 40x100 feet, with alleys. Office on the ground. Call at the A conveyance will meet yom at the cnr and office for a plat and picture of the property. tt white. New styles | take you to the qreus ds. quality at } FLAN FOR THis OUTIVS. rr WILL BP A PLEASANT AND Feortvapie 50 and $1.75 a = Sy i a | $25 $25 $25 eet ony thet Fou are set abie. egerercncoes non YOUR OWN TERMS” tm mind, ake University csr and et off at Roente ete tara CLERKS. tion, Mre. Gmith in ebares Paymond 5 | PETTIT & SON, Inc. Coaupords Covet 314 Colman Building g oy caer ianenaas until > me Paid Up Capital Stock, $500,000. 202 and 203 New York Block. RK / 0O. & WHEELER, +1 (0 Excursion to Hood Canal ¢ | OQ ON THE FASTEST AND SAFEST PUGET SOUND EXCURSION VESSEL, THE S. S. WHATCOM, LEAVING COLMAN DOCK SUNDAY, MAY 26, AT 9:30 A. M., ARRIVING BACK IN SEATTLE AT 8:30 P. M., GIVING ONE HOUR ASHORE AT UNION CITY. 4 onted, 06 ae menth CALMOUN, DENNY & E FING, INO. Alaska Blliding. That's what elf lots in the Green Lake Reservoir Addition will be advanced Monday mor ing = can get them until then for from $150 to $400, $50 cash, bal $10 per month. Best lots In the Green Lake-Univer aity district Be wise, SEAVIEW TRACTS On the Bound. Fine for gar and ehicken nee . “ : ae | | . hs Sapte s ss | S. S. WHATCOM LEAVES COLMAN ; Pen Peas. OF = WASHINGTON | j | DOCK AT 9:30 A. M., ARRIVING BACK AT P| : LEAVES COLMAN DOCK AT 8:00 A. M., i j ie “4 8:30 P. M., MAKING ONLY ONE STOP OF ‘ % MAKING ALL REGULAR SUNDAY CALLS j i ONE HOUR AT UNION CITY. LUNCHES r ‘ - SERVED ON BOARD 25 CTS. EACH, CON- WHERE EXCURSIONISTS CAN G f : wo ( SISTING OF TWO SANDWICHES AND A | ASHORE AND PISH, EXPLORE AND EN- } a 7 yet a . “ CUP OF COFFEE, OR LUNCH BASKETS pes areal. Tighht | JOY. THE WOODS, ARRIVING BACK IN ' crete YT ie ie Bo. sin 8 i Be wou Tw ae ] CAN BE TAKEN ALONG. 600 PEOPLE | ; ' ee we aod - _ " ie | SEATTLE DURING THE NIGHT. MEALS ARE ALLOWED ON THE WHATCOM, BUT ONLY 500 WILL BE TAKEN TO | SERVED ON BOARD 50 CTS., OR LUNCH : : AVOID CROWDING AND INSURE COM- BASKETS CAN BE TAKEN. | Pag ee Sa tw. aie aes wie a arena ial Reina renee | FORT. Ss. 5. Whateom THE THOMPSON STEAMBOAT COMPANY WILL OPERATE THE S. & WHATCOM IN CONNECTION WITH THEIR REGULAR S ROUND TRIP EXCURSION TO THE BEAUTIFUL HOOD CANAL ALASKA S&S. S. CO., 612 FIRST AVENUE........-seeeecceceeees ......PHONE MAIN 257 S. STATE OF WASHINGTON ON THIS $1.00 , ie Ae aes Tickets and State L. H. GRAY, 103 YESLER WAY RR SS i eeeeees./PHONE MAIN 37 Tickets Good on Rooms on Sale INLAND NAVIGATION CO., PIER NO. 2 bytoe eae ...PHONE MAIN 211 Either Steamer : THOMPSON STEAMBOAT CO., COLMAN DOCK PHONE MAIN 776