The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 10, 1907, Page 6

~~ fried = ren wanting to eight rooms. Phone or bring your house Sumber at once CHIROPODY. PHONE YOUR WANT AD, To The Gtar--Main 2198 The Star wilt cath and cot- leet the bil, and will send to te you the answers to your ad when adktres: ‘The Star.” my a ae a onan gi 8 t LOR, ChassrinD at WrAULe® CORNR me See he le = aving "we personal attem vom te Nig! ental ‘ptuctiog ahd joay be | vote ‘Times for | comoult om 82 2 m to > aie = Gendaye from #0 to 1. ad Tama Tenial Ce a Firet or Seven words or words to the line, Vance When charged to Ge) fount actu eet will be Mullen, 323 “pallara Av. Opp |) Amoune rent Menthip. We City Mall | 3 ; i * ty 1 a | Bereretett rcertcoun tetieent, 00 00 soctery NOTIONS, a OR patina | BRASH Waki “Cita trer 10 ON | a | item furniture, pianos ar ve Dancing soe wo RAS PATMENT ‘pyereM Fe > week pays back loan of back bean of Ba joan of Ly ae eo M Way Room 2. Main ana Re ae ak = repairing (© ott ¥. Room ; way | 7 fy Wo Dalat | f7e. Br FARMS AND ACREAGE, areas ~Ouly firm ie the horthweat eel " ne 7 antced dividend paying. mining tal covugitla ron ies th jee Hank Bite Tiveny vPanin. “ADH HOARDING. engineer, or employ MASSAGE ener of ve cm hie mote wit! eee tor women aed the above are eight ee boats each way dnily oa : Waterfronts WX ARELYE, MDF | FRAyRt:, Gienese. “mited tide or Willian Paiiaver ht ia DARGAING Large lot and i?-room modern house <rner of bane, aN Un OWN HOME, BAVE niet aes be soht “puart howe vingoey i» completed | Leane mane comauate. of Thproving real - e proved: ‘cal at NO 104 Jackson. | or fat Wane en} testallonen We, or WE Wowton | eraaihte rates of ins Ue OrEen. | Loree parent reports, Butiding Paul ne Colman ECTA! yp ogy eer eaten wit | - R clerks cae sarviers ted - NION LAND © Aue tt a rm Oftiee _ ee, ne or sep im the office = business opportunity le or We have for sale bakery, fruit staneia. pool reoma, cigar standa, rooming houses, saloons, grocery stores bulcher shape, beteln, naw silin, clestrie Rant plants: 1° et business eyening you may Oe “Se PRIVATE EXCHANOR REALTY Co. 4 Union Hioem. Phone Main «ie i Wane ek ing wim mt newer dalle "“Apsty st ence OW Library te ft Tory In can Tacwory, 1S to Hb ‘dex, steady employment Beattie Av axe Cam Co, Atlantic and U6 * A Woy shout 6 years of sae te ass are good trade §=inquire Mar sailing room may ET ———<— — —| FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOU Daye to work tm Geattio Glass Co. a8) anion; weave 1.15 tay id | SASH AND DOOR BANGAINE et ou fee eee Paint SETUATION WANTRD—MALE. Wanted A tail, wealeey Ohl weeks 8 itten + man, must be Revessartly depend emtire- | ots batlding ts tm the labor, and it fot lene than § rears, ander | 0 weer tor t cards, which wilt he withowt charge apes ap | wantant panel doors, the work by 6 tt 8 in front doors. containing beastiful iste lees. caty 78 | Vil tw light housework, agraved ph te wilow with one child Phone| Cottage front winde +101) | marsta. light top. ber ee . “A fiver class Tookberper and stencgrapher a W... hed te caver and salary wanted. 44+ | oS u jor twe of these Pewutiful windows me CAH ated Women a givts Eaperionse Sat) Sash wetghts, S200 per hundred pounds. |% renema: afi muxtorm. fim Recemmary. Palace Launder Co, igi Om o « ip wanted i talecing a0 Umllard oe... Railacd 0 janie) Experienced hand irenere Phone pena ° of im antique copper apd band. buffed SITUA 1ON WANTED—PEMALE Loop bring ‘Tis same MeO oy ee Sern Toontas tor wend pom | proanet, stecl ond th 4 “7 Genrina ele oe looking pest pr sent a gem sper Tine Geert Laieg’ Cmpany, G9 People's Dans me ome price, Owe | — per tock hinges, cise 24e74, tte vr! FOR RENT—HOUsES. 0 ONES cnacenla cents ise natraenona ana pe ‘We hamtle naile, ballding paper and amen riers tor Reattio | copies of our price Uate for i0T. tal Catt at Othe wea ee Let io Liuatrate, describe amd price | 2 JAHN & OO. atte articies 8 Rite Bite Second abt Pras. —ut the Ristory of our Due voliaae, fecepiion Wall 1 berries ome bioeh Madrona MORRIE REALTY CO. Ot and 6 Marion Bide age. Wit Piret we . Modern | ed A ranch ie ae r 3a acres cieare! Phone Main tm. FOR RENT- Smell fanch, well bee FOR HENT—ROOmS. af A Ricely form CHEAP lots, 8 feet tone. on Lake Washington and car line. running te doe only 17 to $16 Se ber therm th thousands. fee }iiliman's salesmes 7 in Times Block, belore they are i WANTED—TO REWT. Wanted to | Rent We have four good families withe W. A. GORDON & CO. osTRe 1 en ——_— Aaliments, it * DARNEA ssccema te De | | Lonegren @ Wedmark A #0. clan and eurgeon, Consultation G NTs WHICH je Marks, ehe, em Mutual Lite rnoToanarnens Me CITY REAL ESTATE. W. DUNLAP Pron: _&D WitMAN. feb © BANDS cry inc, tow A, Re pee ad | WARNER @ UROWH. Ue People’s Mean |, CAM. BALANCE AMALL MONTH. | ors, and every other form of neg- anese would throw tin Tia en, eronaa VTE MEAL acreage Sich we, pricca anh bwations mu “Kio amos RRALTY co. 1-3 Peoptes Bane bldg er ok the selier Neveety~ | Mowe ty Toan oy vom st. Tye per coat of the cont “af the painting | Monnin WEA == * 41 _ end OF Meron Wits ; {aa ELP WANTED—FEMALE. Sl fl int We goaentes we pet| FARMS AND ACREAGE CAR Nelson, MacPherson jsse-bas ' Whitman & Jacoby eer a sgOede. Rerne da who was brought Quarter THE SEATTLE STAR--MONDAY, UNE 10, 1907. == (NEW KIMONOS ARE BRIGE | BLOSSOMS AND B MALTBY ka Huthding oo JOUNETON & Co ya Thole nore Hen weet of Meattte m wish to buy & waterfront tvs ate Main 267%, 8 Arends Hihtig, —#0 fret Aleska Buidling, —@2 A The old-fashioned howse wrapper pattern in ber bew 7 : : ie a thing of the past. To be eure, Wardrobe, There were kimonos season's kimonos HOME vii nrg « ve oe ; hd p> a gay with giant butterflies and im-| No. 1 te an elaborate silken gar . there are certain dainty @ffMire, ines dragons, and patterns in tiny ment of dainty pink apple bloe EASY weunlly gathered in at the walet fang and tea pots, jong-legged soma, against @ background of pale TERMS éven these bear little resemblance These we have yet but for the strip of pink N to the old-fashioned garment whi most part they are of American short kimono, a creation of pink WAYE A LEVEL, SONTLY Lor. take, and at many of the eon Ores Faog MOnEen ctun op |e home duty for our grandmoth-| tions in pattern or, the Jap- moans by which one may sccom p his hands piieh presentable negligee, If nece MENTS THE GOWNEH 18 Aliigns costume hax practically been in horror, Now and then one se sary, at @ moment's notice, while oo it ie very t in ap play only, and the American wom- shows a real Japanese crepe in |pearance to anything ever worn by an has adopted the kimono for fan, lantern and apple blossom action! purposes. It je for thie dewign, and No, 6 shows Japan out the Htthe brown maiden in the GLOpM REALTY co |“Land of the Rising Sun. ahe bobbed it off and Japanned im the matter of pattern as REPTRE BLEX | Some five years ago the originated the short kimon and the design embraces not only the j wher firet struc America in may Oriental crepe fan, dragon, api blossom and On EROOMD AND MADIEON earnest, and at Once every woma ned for servic chrysanthemum, but the Japanese nnn in the land vied with her nelghbe aterials flag and an Oriental hieroglyphic In ‘the extravagance of Ork The ac as well LICENSED TO WED ~ Perley H. Force, 24, Bellingham, | and Viola M. Sangala, 22, Seattle Carl A. Peters, 24, and Syter E | Parquest verten, geod . howwe 2. and Mary vie toe Dr. 0. V. Lawson, former head , the idors clean, seeing that the a yf the’ State Medical Inetitute, now | be of b mers in prop PER gOeR, me ty, bait coon. 14 : 7 , Rayamin G. Duggan, 26, and ‘ae wervitt a day sentence for erly food tol, - Lillian W. Dean, 23, Seattle jpractiging medicine without « the of the jail Georse N. Lill ané Carrie 3B " appointed by Jatle He inmates of | yoone so. § aa : Koerner, 26. supplied with fresh fruit) > pawin one of the jail trastion, | the &C The jail authorities speak very and berries from his ranch near! 9.047 weattle / hinhiy, of Dr. Lawson's usefulness Richmond Keach, and consequent - a yd a jm that capacity enjoys an unprece od degree of Franklin J. Wallace, legal age, i, nk a p< Afla,, duties consint in keejing | popularity among m and Wanda 1D, Martin, legal age 3 a _ | Beattie. Chores MITH COWR Lora , Ke Hy George L. Hamlin, 41, Falls City hardly a serious sentence In it from | and Georgia Anderson, 43, Bi Cen o pe oF E THEATER the rise of the curtain on the first | tro, Cal fine view act until its fall at the end of the, George H. Mayes, 26, Portland last act jand Olive C. Shanahan, 32, Port =e om Thtr ; j At (he Third Avense, Wm. Dowlan, Dave Williams, | land Queen Anne! The Derby Masrot.” at the Third’ Henry McRae, Harry Cummings Chester A. Porter, legal age. and soa | AV@nue theater this week, promises Alleen May and Kathleen Taylor |Grace M. Hadley, legal age, Seattle we {to add further popularity to the shared honors | Ray A. Blackmer, 24, and Louise | Taylor company’s engagement. The M. Woodin, 21, Seattle | play in a melodrama with a gre New Bill Today Henry G. Taylor, legal age, and deal of heart interest running An entire change program | Martha A. Tay! legal age. 4 | through it, and with a vein of sad: goes on at the Star theater today,| Hubert 8. Wilking, 29, and Ros hess present until right triumphs and good vaudeville te prom by A. Waring. 29, Spokane e at the last and everything © hap the management. A sketch entitled James H 4, 29, © $165 and 175 Each | pi N Toned Burgh Sak audience He Thameoen beat $ ee PER er a “A High Toned Burglar,” and ® Mont, and May H. Thompson, legal te sitewaths; | Ot aslor has the star role, troupe of Japanese magicians are | age. Pittsburg, Pa . ‘es wah "S| 88 Urunl, and appears to good ad. headliners Chas. C. Steele and Ella C. M ae from Planner” squat Goethe | vantage Darky melodies and - cnian Telance & if i teonthe ther speciaitios help to make the REYNOL . rere BIRTH RECORD sdale Saturday on =| Acres /! ” . ht.<! tte iibon je Man from Mesice. Wahirty day sentence for vagrancy Births wore registered today as nin ee ee | “The Man from Mexico promiiser! was t eat (6 18S county hoa. | fellows . Se to be one of the most popular bills pital suffering from alcoholiem Davie—At 4125 Midvale av.. June ~ jon areom | that has yet gone on at the Lois R de, who was picked up by % to wife of Jacob Davis, a daugh © ” Th Pantages Stock ¢ m Deputy Sheriff Matt Stare n | ter § especially good in comedy, a state of drunken stupor, was in| Wedlund—at § Main st Man from Mexico” has bad shape when he arrived in jail. June §, to wife o' Chas. R. Wed CITY REAL ESTATE Jackson—At 701 Sixteenth av. ~ ~~~ June 8, to wife of Frank C. Jack son, a daughter Harding—At 128 N. Et Jun CITY REAL ESTATE. ta at 2, to wife of D. W. Ross, a son. Sal PEATH RECORD, € | Deaths were registered today as University i 18 days, June 17, at 633 Complete Farm Rooth. Whittlesey ‘Mant fora A = - AUCTIONS. e f : , tie. per ; Fred EF. ; rs ~ V Melt, Manager. —«f ATIOUND IV S-AT-LAW BANK y rane p oF r t . f k Persona Hide : ' A te ae Augustus Armetrong, lawyer, 16 Areade § ‘ C 4 « “ i . n tree. Phone 4 vo Lew ROWENBAUM, Wi Mhafer Hide 3 WANTED —MISCELLANDOUS ©. ae see . " prices f * now. iis Firat ‘ ain 20% tt ‘ 5 DEPARTMENT. — _—— A " SACRIFICE FOR 3:° : : pen Bi aang he he od Kimball—Chas. D. Kimball, 24 bl " Fitty-fifth oat McLaughlin — Charles Mela [ORRENLARE and vaatag?, Lots McLaughlin, — Charles McLaugh bs r a4 Frew execrr NALLY FIN ' , ' ean 1, at 1009 BE. Jefferson st * JUST NORTH OF FORTY A ® von Slik ava eatas BUNCE TRIAL Kia ave wv ' . * “4 nh a i, any Fe ; The trial of James A. Bunce, ex , ane deputy ff of King county and ~_ i . y r « € lete was resumed itn the et wer, es a rt at 2 o'clock this aft pepatitel ' +i} (heme x ’ n. The case was on trial the ag i ~ coun if | major part of last week and it will ae : : , |require at least another day to dis : * be F i pose of it. Bunce ts charged with m ling 2¢ pounds of opium into 1Y WORK ALM. n LIFE the t om British Co Richmond-Burnett “i Ssssue" Company LITTLE WORK DONE AT °: \ . | GN. DOCKS nice 4 GREENLAKE and FREMONT LAKE WASHINGTON, ino’, Snel senoet nied 0 gue ory kind is being carried on A Ren The 41 Italians, imported to bre , t the strit have not touched a wit WEST SEATTLE. i today are a few " i Pe p i & ay are a few negroes, the DAY ONLY € nac nec Bi Zz ee! ~ ~ en of the contingent which x quit on jaturday . wn \ 180 ee t ' a T ituation is a repetition of yo Yards | om er grand iw e 1 \the first weeks of the down-town me, #900 coast | stro "1 dl t ; : ‘ trike, the company’s imported A as ne ag bed strike-breakers having refused to i ’ rie ne L 1 @ do any breaking The warehouse gant | na Gh Aiieica a _ bes men are now striking for high . ; RAINIER VALLEY x pay, and that complicates the al : - ready tangled state of things for : | GEORGETOWN AND SOUTH the company “ Mae ae : : The strikers say that when the . nae Rainier Heights PARE Kaga-Maru sails tomorrow she will tna. mont and | Bar. a ' y loubtless do so with a generous ; : ‘uy part of her hull out of water, and : \ tine S400 r ‘ ; ne with what cargo she has badly ie 1 oN “t 1 intay : | stowed ditien to her/tures show a few atyles im the line with an embroidered belt, but storks, and pink apple blossoms bine, and bordered with a silken 2 shows the bina and blue blended prettily, and a CARPENTER wits ™ + lanted by an Importation from a real and elaborate Japanese fressing. No. 3 shows another ©N | Japan, the kimono. So thoroughly mono of Unted silk, with short kimono in rich red and or | Americanteed has the kimono be- heavy silken roll around the bot- ange pattern, of red poppies against LElcome, however, that tn moet In| tom, but these are usually for dis: an orange background, No 4 on, 19, and Mabel T. Closing Out 2 C. E. APPOINTS A PRESS AGE The comm’ in cha ¢ bristian Endeavor te : here in July, beld « meets Baturday afternoon and Aa Mr emple r agent to boost convent and to prepare jxend out to magazines ang papers a «concerning se aitie and convention, W, inom formerly & Sagttig ne ' wes engaged for pe of thice weeks te @e ge work Jiomerman will pre pare eact « report for oth ig A delegation from vartoug in will arrive @ fog ml before the convention ag tie : cial gue {the Ch ‘ deave The vary ie oe o Ta a, fled of the Ch sn Endeavor in Japan; Mise J. Kayira, of | BUILDING ORDINANCE TO0 gig | While the new buflding be introdaeed thi e counell by have to ee finite time for preparation | As the ! was turned over Code Attorney Gleasos it Jed of 129 pages and must be densed CASE MAKES § $B CO. FINISH iteelf w for an ip ] has leted some on © place, and around Madison ang avs, where, after doing part of & the rest was permitted to unfinished At Prefontaine place aad way was a place 40 feet the new pavement that left, It was impassable Ge count of the new rails thet up several inches above the of the street Today thie work f teaming is going om over a street alike MICHAEL DAVETE we Cress Kreeted Over Greve of Heme Kule Lender, THY DAVITT MEMORIAL DUBLIN, June 6—A fine jal crows has been placed over remains of Michael Davitt i graveyard at Straid abbey, By mirers of the founder of the Last League and of the Natioval - of Ireland. ‘THE SPARK’ MAKES I APPEARANCE A new local magazine makes bow today. This is “The by the Spark Publishing Co, P.1. beilding, In the interest good roads ard motoring ly. It ie well gotten up. If (number of good halftone a tions, and the cover design i S. Riley; a local artist, priate and bright. The pager ter setting out the d'etre of the paper, extols the toring delights of hands out some candid tall the new Seattle Automobile ciation which should make body sit up and bg notice. initial number clean healthy looking production the publishers are to be lated on their first Dorm CAN YoU BREW TRAE ‘New YORK, June 7. leent. of American housewiv@s know how to brew tea le te made in the current issue of 8 Tea and Coffee Trade J the or says that ae around should not be lett BRR brew longer than seven the most. Any longer maneeas decoction noxious, One Seviet removing the grounds shown BRYCE IN (Scripps 4 egraph CHICAGO, une 10. Bryce of Great t Britala this morning. Tomorrow he will deliver the sixty ddre at ate ot Unt ed tSate and Cullom and nee at Hopkins’ home at Age® —_— ON THE FROM Tho Narda clears t-?! South Ame and Homburg a large cargo The Inveric will s for China ports. St ing for a berth a milla. The Bellerophe Tacoma tomorrow The Jefferson southeast Alaska The Sonoma t cine her PYM] the Pacific Comit run today 8. Co. | A majority petition wil fore the council evening ing for concrete walks on #4 district adjacent Florence and covering many streets avenues including Fast Denay and Thirty-seventh ave work # Tho cost of | mated to be $31,000.