The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 15, 1907, Page 3

THE SEATTLE a ROYAL ARCH MASONS: pa of Charles Pence, fell into the lana ard sind, to get rid of it at! MONTEREY, Mexico, June 16.--| known mmamish river here and was that price. ith the falling off)». visited th tat f FLECT OFFICERS | drowned Ho was playing on the|f the California trade, tho Jocal | "Ports were received here of @ j,.) bla snd Caxnen fant logs dnd slipped. Hin body was re-| market ts crowaed with lumber. without loss of life so (Star Spectat # of the (Star Special Gervice.) | covered and the funeral held you | pen ot firme have had to sue i afternoon. pend operations as the market ts A pees The demands from Africa, | TACOMA, June 16 third annual convocation M. B® grand chapter, Royal Areh REDMOND, Wash, June 15.—A Ma-|l. Park's livery stable and tho! jhotel of B. Adama, Adjoining, were | he east and south have not bee LUMBER SITUATION Ae Krea, as they were a few years Masons, opened yesterday in : j Brace, $1.75, at sonte temple and, by | totally destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon at 3 ¢ ok, ‘The hotel ago |tine reduced inciden exactly chapters from the was & new structure. The lone is Jeatimated at $4,000, with Insurance resented. The afternoon sesion was devot of only $1,200, The cause of the fire ts thought to have been from ed to the election and tngtallation of the new officers of the grand & Nehted cigaret thrown tato the hay in the stable NF 15, 1907, Guerrero, night, bu far R OF STRICKEN BOY HOPES FOR BEST ja known to fame aa the the largest number of copies of The Star in a compe . tition last summer, at which time » TO SHADOW his pleture appeared in tl paper At that time he was but 4 years FIGHTING FOR LIFE ot, Me was a hustler from the general earthquake which ‘The twenty Harry boy who « HARRY BRONAUGH, BUSINESS MAN, aut concealed Spinning’s strange co window twenty-three state were rep The; lumber situation in San Francigeo as well as in other | parte of the country is such that the tumber business in the north Westoisgat @ standstill, So acute has thelabor vght become at San that lumbermen selligg dumber that cost them thousand at $14 per thousand H, BROWN FAIR concern, the word go and although he has ney wns — er been to school his mother sald that he could count money than she could and he was unless he bad a purse full of it, It was owing to his diminutive alse that he wa Jonied tthe right to continue sell ing papers His mother proprietors of The saving habit builds Jest twelve we oe h bee a better never satiatied character as well as fortune. chapter, The elective officers are i's a e habit, aa follows Grand high priest, Francis B.| per West, Bellingham; deputy grand| _ “Little Bey Drowned WER hmigh priest, R. L. MeCrosky, Cot Emmott Pence, the i-yearold | NOTICE, GEO. ~ To, whom it may fax; grand king, Abraham Lincoia Miller, Vancouver: grand scribe, |, CARPETS scientifically cleaned | Geo.,lf, Brown Plumbing Co. are by alr proc Fuery Wusty Rug now employing unlon mon and are Frod J. Elsonsohn, Pomeroy; grand | . ™ Co Phone 7919, on Anne r J id "i ades treasurer, Horace Tyler, Uympia; | > Phones, Ind 9, Queen Anne fair jo, the Building Trad rand secretary, Yaney C. Bintoek, |” semely acoma. The apoptntive officers neti ElbertPlace === were: Grand captain of host, Wee Ferdinand Sehmits ley C. Sone, Spokane; grand prin Minton, Betiingham; grand master man, Emanuel ¥ Elbert Place ties just north of the city limite on the Seattle cipal sojourner, William G. Row first veil, Charles P. Kimball, |p f B Htewart, George Donworth, $ UT DOWN j Everett Interurban Railway, which is now operating to this addi land, Tacoma; grand royal arch Bremerton; grand orator, Alonso Robt. © MeCorniiek tion for a five-cent fore. The eastern boundary being Woodland captain, Henry L. Kennan, Spo ©. Bowmen, Seatt) Mdward arene ttle: grand stew R. Dunn, Ch M, Bebb, Additi y ark Avenue, a 90foot boulevard leading te the Country Club and COME OUT SUNDAY Save NOW—with us, who le one of the the Carrelum ho tel 17 Occidental av., sa; 4 that for three weeks the boy has not spoken to her although he ts con sclous and can hear what ts sald him and can see the persons in the reom. We Pay 4s Interest On Savings Accounts SIXTEEN GRADUATE FROM ST. ROSES The following young were graduated from St Academy Friday night Marie Padden, Elisabeth Fairbairo. | Rosamond Newman and Josephine Ryan The following were gradu ated In the muste department Ethel Mahoney, Eva Monoque, Ver ontca Hambach and Ruth Ingham Diplomas were given sixteen girts who graduated from the mchoppreced | ml ° RAN FREE LUNCH 10 iS 1 N pi ih Because of the weakened con PE dition of the shingle market there Despite city ordinances the un! is a concerted | : in | ed move on among the der dog must be fed. This is the! manufacturers to order @ shut pees eee babreane (aor of all the mills of the state | First ay. & and Charles | fF & Period of six weeks or two \ wt the city jalt last night months The mille at Bellingham Charged with operating a free | D&Ye already sbut down lunch in flagrant disregard of the | As soon as the crop of this sea law json begins to move it fe feared Dablager, who is an employe of| another shortage of care will re Harry DeVet, the proprietor of the | sult. In this case the supply of saloon, it is alleged, wes serving /shingies in the east will be cut a free lunch consisting of ham an j oft and the price will go soaring bread to his patrons when the ar rest « made by Patrolmen| Peoples and Huhn The case will be aired in Judge Gerdon’s court | Monday afternoou. women Rose's Loutse ieee Telegraph Service) 4 wanderer Wao Banking and Safe Deposit Co, Nome, Alaska ARCADIA IRRIGATED LANDS thing ward ©. Adams, Port Townsen sentinel, William bial Lord, Everett. | | and see the best and cheap grand master, second vell, John C If you want people to say of you--- Location ‘‘Why, she’s the very picture of Health!” ---just avoid dark, heavy and indigestible beers, exciting wines and liquors, and confine your liquid refreshments to that delectable summer beverage--- jon on the market today. oe © Aleka, June 15.--The FOhio Ia In a worse cond! Bat ret thought. A hole Jong and a foot wide KE will take at least weeks to repair the so that she Says Damages Are Due. Thomas J. frady m1 a long Nemised account of damages which he alleges he hae «& a by |reason of the change of grades hear the intersection of Fifteenth ay, West and Barrett st. The tots } he says to about $6,000 | num At the meeting of the trustees pembership red and Of the Alaske-Yukon-Pacific “ ‘and black Eo “ition at the Chamber Were found dented. Gamaged to & great ex DRAW NO COLOR LINES June 15.—The United | @ Christian Endeavor | Seedquarters here made ‘Matement denying (hat trawo at Description Elbert Place lote are 30x12 feet to 16-foot alley and 66-foot street and are ail on high, sightly ground, with a commanding view, firs soll; two echeols and a church within « stone's thie property. “The : Beer a You throw of or ten orehard at Arcadia Like” is the happlest man on earth He knows that, ng matter what happens to him, Ble family are provided for, he t# getting « That pale brew that all the Went is talking about good living and his property ts The lightest beer brewed—delightfully satisfying unusually owing more value’ each nourishing. Ali the nutrition of choicest barley-malt, India rice and year, Own & suburba: bem! ue all unned y substance, Brewed The home and the consider TONGS 8 ons ort Price and Terms a Don't fall to visit the t Yard at Bremerton, the Battleships Nebraska, Oregon and Wisconstr Givert Place lots are for # short time placed on the market at the Gunboats Chicago, f the extremely low price of $150, inauring to the purchaser a amid fruits and f * ed to the needs of our strenuc Albany, the Tralningwhip Philnd speedy rise. The terme are within the reach of all-—-$25 down, down and $10 « month r ne toning, t buliding, restful, invigorating x reo Priday afternecn, phia. é the Prisonship 95.00 per month, at 6 per cent . erchard tn in quickly assimilable form, with no tax whatever on the med sll have equal) parry announced that he the Great Dry Dock Our contracts are very liberal. In cate of sickn the buyer bearing, deep, rich soll, level fm the program and Pier 2 at 8:20, 10 and 11 is given a liberal extension; in short, ng grap judgment taken. without stone or alka. RR auditoriums Soe eee 1:15, 2:30, 4:30 and runs through center of land Other Advantages ditional $150,000 required to com 2 Round trip & Wo court strict Investigation of We have built a beautiful station on the car line for the ben plete the capitalization of the Investigate today tit of property owners in Eibert Place, This is without doubt 890,000 of the undertaking, by ‘he the high-class residential district of the Wear future. The gentle Grant & Dye sale of unused stock. C J. Smith, chairman of the ineure firet olm water and sewer accommed ce Addition is being sold by the own Fiecal Agente, ls t 828 and S20 People’s Bank Bidg. tat company 's '0) jack McDonald, of Douglas rg ” . > Station which ls on the ground. We wilt be there. — Investigation are not essential to # man’s auo SS CENTEA MAL Ss} or Woodhouse Co. 112 University || ¥ind” of clothes—clothes which Be filied by other un buying such @ very easy matter thing selected from our im beliding and grounds committee ere, and therefore ai! commissions and echemes for agents’ profite 5.600 Seattic, Wash Oe ee tt | alaska, formerly deputy eherift tn GO BACK TO WORK. | 1, the heat way to find what you || C?*® bat they ften the “er street. ‘ese || are “right” tn style, in ft, tn that good clothes are mense showing of ready-to-wear declared that all butiings would be ready for the installation of ex hibits by Jan. 1, 1909. are avoided, thus giving the buyer all,the benefits acven | ae euuaty aah otea benun pou Buy now before we advance pricem as we eurely will do in ee ie. was Pat uctan tn the early days, Is renew oe be Ing his old friendships in Seattle “June 15—The ex Yast Im a gasoline engine. If you tering wedge” to i or bust ee ot the Pacific (Mk With the mas with « Buffalo |p S6** recognition—it's up to the “ you will buy no other man himself to make good telephone linemen and gave er Pigeon b erabndat quality and in price — clothes ————— fe comply wi A which Insure that “well PHONE NORTH 606. dressed” appearance—but our within your reach, no how small your income. A little down and a little each Summer Apparel for all the family—it'll help your purse out inviting, appetizing, snappy, sparkling and pecul E the palate—try a cold bottle of Luxus with your lunch- con then order a case sent home by your dealer. It the ideal home beer Brewed and Bottled in Omaha by the FRED KRUG BREWING COMPANY “Exponent of the Fine Art of Brewing.” ieee AT sUMNER. Sportal Servier) 16.—The Com aad of S r bas just : with the Weber fy company of Seat 1209 Second Avenue SOLE DISTRIBUTORS. Main 644. Independent 644. George fF. Meacham & Co. you Sunset, MAKES MORE BREAD MAKES LIGHTER BREAD MAKES WHITER BREAD MAKES SWEETER BREAD MAKES BETTER BREAD always matt 2. PHELAN O/ES. ee |North Acreage Kiondiker Home Again. ( lothes Take Seattio£verett Interurban and. get off at Elbert Pi Gumpany a» 2 site for 116 lett here in 1896 he Brotherhood of 208 Nite Call and soo then We not only handle the “right Sihey fail to return their little at a time” plan makes the weok or month pays for any after an fllness of He was associated Bere with J. C. Coste} itrvived by a widow and He was a charter ounci! of the Negligee Shirts HERE is nothing as cool and Eastern Out- mt fitting Co. There will be a hun tne heatevins contesting 1332-34 Second Av., 209 Union St the Clab Grounds with the city “Beatties Reliable Credit There is good car service at the Houses” present time, which ‘s continw ously being made better. A few There ts no better in offered today lag is of interest to Bing between the @f fire insurance riska Dame or large. The Mutual Fire Assoct Miattic, furnishes its pot Bheolutely the best In Bas saving of from 25 per per cent of Board of In 4 rates. Its propost e@ners of dwellings and Prick and protected man Properties ts expecially Company is a member ae Association of Fac one of the stronges' Of insurance compa than sereage 1y nice these warm days as a THAN ANY OTHER FLOUR ALL GROCERS SELL HT north city ite and Country ground dred foot Negligee Shirt that has been laun- We launder Neg- ligee Shirts to perfection, and you STEAMER YOSEMITE orm ©. fOOT oF UNIVERSITY. BT Two Grand Excursions dered correctly. ———— = are sure to be satisfied with our ame dae IRRIGATED FRUIT LANDS IN GRAND VIEW ORCHARD work; a trial will suffice toproove it Appropriate Mek is a desirable one than we can handle in we can fate you in this St about the same sav & risk which should protection of auto will pay you with the Mill.Own Company. This Com fs inde ent of the The Company ately equipn Over! Unde Indep. o House Difficulty Meyer-Tor at suct Well the Tegular ; World's be akes in fa thie gt. ich as the Y Latfargues, Hoffmar ano Co ant that at about Mine th ale, which et only two weeks yon can fro on you Pe pie the way Which rly and cect Be Store ope Velock Meyer-Toner no Co. '*% Opp. the P.1 $200 Per Acre 20 acres of very choice land, within half a of the interurban $760 Per Acre For on the mile Terma. five-acre tract, lying road to Club Grounds, and only one and a half miles from city $300 Per Acre For a fiveacre tract. Has beautiful stream crossing ideal one corner An chicken ranch T We have a nun good, bu in und get a list George F. Meacham & Co. 200 New York Bidg. Wedding Gifts BASEMENT Tiffany Bronze wares, Tiffany giass wares, rich cut glass, Min ton china ware, art goods from | everywhere. Albert Hansen Jeweler and Silversmith Sole Agent for Patck, Philippe & Co.'s Celebrated Watches. First Av. and Cherry St Established 1883. Fly on the Flyer SEATTLE-TACOMA ROUTE. Fare 350—Round Trips, 50 FOUR ROUND TRIPS DAILY LEAVES SEATTLE — 6:45 and 10:26 a. m., 2:06 and 5:46 p.m LEAVE TACOMA — 8:35 a m. and 12:15, 3:55 and 7:30 p m. Time card subject to change without notice. U, SEELEY, Jr., Agent Seattle Tel, Main 176. Tacoma Tel. 212 Mountains in and river and lake near at hand the distance combine to beautiful. tomorrow. make Take the Renten car. Earlington car ride To Point Defiance Park ....unday, June 16th.... Leaving Pier 6, Foot of University St, 30 p.m Returning, Leave Point Defiance Park 6 p. m. sharp.» Round Trip 50c Government 9 a.m. and 1 This beautiful park was originally Reserve Some ten years ago it was turned ihe the City of Tacoma, and has spared pense in making it one blic parks on the Pa d grottoes, since that time the city of the most beautiful and picturesqu cific coast. The shaded groves, well-arr menageries and the firet house built by white m (Tacoma); also the Nereides Baths a finest warm salt water bathe on the N tank 50 ft. by 150 ft. especially pene all combine to make It an ideal place t@ from the busy city ? ed a la on Commencement Bay ls park which are the Pacific Coast; for ladies and gpend a few hours away Banc nable cement hildren, Lunches ser arte aboard prices, bring your lunch baskets. Regular Moonlight Excursion AROUND BLAKE ISLAND Sunday Evening, June 16th ROUND TRIP, 50c s dock at 8:30 p. m. than Music and dancing Boat leave sharp, returning not later Tickets for Sale at BARTELL'S RED CROSS ANNEX, 610 Second SWIFT'S PHARMACY, Second ive. and Pike St OR PIER 6, FOOT OF UNIVERSITY ST. Ave Cor TRACT Finest and most productive in the Wort. Every acre can be made to yield $400 to $800 endid climate oundings, excel lent water. Improved streets with from North to be bordered shade trees, One mile orn Pacific raliway st $175 PER ACRE YAKIMA COUNTY, WASH Washington Irrigation Company Dexter Horton Building Beattle Washington. PATENT EXCELLENT {the year of precisely unstorm NOVELTY MILL CO SEATTLE, U8. A Queen City Laundry FIRST AND BELL PI Sunday Post - Intelligencer The Biggest, Best, Handsomest, News- fest Newspaper Published in the Pacific Northwest. 50 Cents PER MONTH For all editions delivered at your home in Greater Seattle. Order today