The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 20, 1907, Page 9

A ALLEN REGRETS HER r Marry bh Woder, fo ta sure the idon will Interpat mikny eastern peo i@ Who would be glad to spend 6 ew months on Lake Waghin during the fatr, Inetead of livi Songested hoteles UNE 20, 1907. GRADUATION OF BIG CLABI 707 SANTA BARBARA IAnden, Blanche Mabel Judkins, Ines Risdon, Huntos Leona Turner, USBAND $ SCANDAL FROM LOCAL HIGH BCHOOL| Milward J. Milliken, Abira Kdwin Ploree, Lula Fay Baker, Bisa Louise - a ———— THIG AFTERNOON, Thedin, rw it 4. Bement, Flor d i TEDDY AND BILLY ones Hi Melick, Arthur F. Win - quont, leric Albert ° Actress, Now in Seattle, Doesn't Care for: scl Marian ‘howe, Frances Phillips Sepepeniatieonnen is] Th t M Pet Dur , Part i } Sort + , The graduating exercises of the! Htovenson, Violet M. Mograth (Heripps Telearnph Service.) Alstress off Point Reyes light. Sha a r. er yeas n (Heoripps Telewraph Service.) Bide have been reoulved by Clty | Seattle high sohool, clase of 1997,| Maude Cornelia Henneken, Irene} SAN FRANCISCO, June 20. has @ broken tall shaft. There is % NEW YORK, June 20--Congross| Blectrictan Joslyn and dosix are being held this afternoon at the | Dolly Baker, Ruth Genevieve Smith, | Steamer Santa Barbara, carrying no danger if the sea remains calm 5 Case Brin i$ Her jman Sutser docia today that|chosen for the 50 new fire alarm | Coliseum, which was crowded with) Dorothy Craik Mason, Gladys Lena! passengers and lumber out of San Rescue tugs have been sent from elt and Bryan will cortainly | boxes that have been authorized by | {lends and relatives of the 257) Wanama © Will Stoll,| Diego and bound for Seattle, is in San Francisco. 7 el ART eB he the text presidential candidates, | the elty council r opentog of the) Ralph Reginald Randell, Chariena - ' : © saya no combination of political! ‘The boxes will cost when {p elook A. Schwera, Irene Hydorn Gordon, | Bo anted pfternoon Viola Alloa and) Duryea into the oase, and Duryoa | leaders can prevent it |utallod between $80 and $100 eadh. }) The program, which will take up| Mabel G, Furry, May Ramona Dan ON THE FRONT ys Wante vampany, which «tonight |! tara utterly denies that there | " |'They will be cast in this city most of the afternoon, was opened | ner, Extetla A, Davies, Charles Id To sell Beattie papers. For infor+ Grand house in{ i SY ground upon which he can | Ouseboats As Hotels. The desleer for the boxes tor ¢ an invoontion by Rev. J. P. D.| dings Raser, Taylor M. Greene, Lois! _— mation apply to Geo. Engler, Star wet <a “ Ai 7° tmpt —_. po aggre he haa| A number of elaborate | police aignal system have also by Liwyd, and Includes orations by sev-| Kate Gould, Agnes Bunch, Vara Material for the government office old Nbrary building betwee o Nig’ reatened to make Stokes smart| houseboats to be moored on Lake | se ed. On top of the Ited al graduates, the ntation of] Evelyn Chalk, Pearl Clark, Alice | Wireless is at Fairbanks and 9 and 11 in the morning and 2 till beg £4 f polt potel, whe wilt stay |for this action. = Washington not far from the @xpo-| boxes will be an ornamental post, |1plomas, distribution of flowers,| Mildred = Coleman, William — G,| Circle City will be sent from 5 it the aftemeen, ZaARen ee the engagemen At th : are. tandolph ar Stokes are | sition bulidings during the A-¥.-P.| which will show a red Haht when | ete. Preatdont John Schram of the] Witeke, Allene Golden, Eva L, Cas-| Carnegie Lron Works, Pitts n paid by Engler time Miss Alloa, in both divorced Stokes wife was) fair in 1909, is the plan now being | the officer on the beat t# called By| school bi { will present the 267| key, Hazel Gertrude Winkler, Ina|J¥ly 1 to Tacoma, and 1 . SES RN tite is Mre Ie Duryea, | married again to Philip M. Leydig. | conceived by a New York City man, ' headquarters ~ (diplomas, The blg hall is prettily | Elizabeth Baker, Elsie R, Fortiouls, | north ERED ia the pudlic eve, not only | After Mra, Randolph had secured « a decorated for the occasion | Juliet KR. Atkinson, Imogene Julia| Secretary of War Taft will be a of her admirable in separation she om 6that = she Following ts the program of the| Carraher, Mortimer Bybee Carra | Passenger on the M ta whe play ho 1 of met Stokes and lived with him in C E day | her, Laura Regina Wheat, Howa she next clears for the east. H bd a also becauso her hus |a luxatriously furnished apartment. |W. Be ACCcO N $ Muate High School Orchestra| Holbrooke Taylor, Roger Hovey, Wife will be with him. It is said yes Deon named in a sensH- | Stokes claims that for three weeks | Tednation Rov. J.P. D. Liwyd| Vergie Mao Mitchell, Irene Alberta | the trip will be for pleasure on! eit brows Flushing, L. | Mrs. Randolph lived at the Btokes detinnastilanimes hes Salutatory Margaret J. Corey | Schofield, Freda Biegert, Bernice! Alaskan canneries are finding Hs Lucy M. Randolph Duryea breeding farm, and that) The Christian Radeavor commit: |and other large buildings to Hitt| "The Toronto Niagara Power Kollett Duckering, Clara Priscilla) hard to got Oriental labor. Aln i W. & VD. Stokes, the mil | during that ime Duryon was there, | io. pronaring for the 1907 Broth ; 10.000 "CE flaga| Plant’.Clarence Benjamin Kelth| Maxwell, Raymond Rex Wisuer,|#!l the work i by Orienta and club man but Stokes was absent. Stokes alac ween Soe the 190T conve jos 4 000 |The Wearing of the Green Urneat Worl, Ruth Mary Keyes,|494 #0 far, only a small numb rriga 2 ccused of being the claims that he can produce letters | {On to be held in Seattle in July | \*Y® receive id over 1,000] »| Mat re ‘anil have be hipped hi we M b n ¥ | have been distributed Hortha M. Banka| Mabel H. McCturg, Camilla Basty en ipp This i O h d ag hecho a dg parte latienshin” Sa gp he — her re ae aie the public a chance to see ampalgn began for the | Must High’ School Orchestra] Violet Elnora Larson, Krna Ger: | cause railroad und other work are rcnar lig ay «may taten Vidi Allen, he ts thonsing (ner" I the money contributed by | alo of certificates by solicit the | "Robert Marion La Follette tr Mathies, George _A. Hipkoe ap Ades al men req Tracts that he knows as much at the Savoy, had little to say upon he people of Seattle has gone. The demand for them has doubly in Berkeley Make | - avid Vincent Smith, Eugenia - 2] ume lea a ee parent the t the aubject when seon today. he | omimittee wil! audit and ttemiae | creased tn Seattle, People are just Seattlo, Pant, Present and Fu Bassett, Mdith Mowe Brooks, Mar wil role rg ge ep ny ep entaxe @ boy the subjec en seon to¢ She} all accounts and make @ public re | now awakening to thé fact that the} tute"... Edward Harold Denny | garet Christy Brown, Grace liza) © ule alge bom phpey _ Duryea ts « wealthy dose not think that ber Rosband port. The report will be made as lect jon ie but three weeks away, | Valediotory Allis Atwood Hardy | beth Haward, Tennis A. Bodwell,| morning at the Masters’ a ad On eo | ae tuseel Wen bo ronson whe he | 720" after Suly 18 a8 possible, Every person must be the posses | Presentation of diplomas Asher ‘Wi Bala; Virwtt Oi. Baker; Puets aepeietion with a view j ction fs that of be ere o Ve \ aanhes o ng ‘ “ a ob felen Rows, Logan Ansley Becke emedying the m of Allen's husband should have been dragged into the | no guerreted mone te ings will |sor of & certificate tobe entitled to] Mr: Sole Gaarans, pressaent Gordon Houghton, Mollie Stickney, | lights there $10 Down and $10 5 guilt brow by Mra urthermore, unitke many | joe tne o, » sehen Ayes Nagar = ana farcm year eter ee | aus st Orchestra | Bmille Stone Fuller, Martha Folnc The damages done the rever the She asks for $500 a!actresses for whom scandal forme tne toe conver Hon than at any tine The work of erecting the big tents | Muste High Hchool hestra | Kmille & ~ Arr Marthe Folsom utter Rush on her last trip north a Month oo the support of the boy. good advertising, Miss Allen, oF! jaye Papert. sty beige and anging the seating of the Class of 1907 Gertrude nell =Waddingham,| "re to be hurriedly repaired and fap that Stokes, as the par-| Mra. Duryea, says she dislikes to | stacks Now York. Halles for the speaking will bo) Resse Helen Graham, Hise rd Gladwia Hedges, Lennox|the vessel sent north again, She || ‘ peeld be compelied to pay soe the story of the scandal in| 0 a * » . Dixon, Anna &. Green] toimes, Jane Williams, Mary Es-| went on the dry dock at Moran avs fora Bearing dmoant. Stokes has dragged print _ —s ait rc 2 , Lavena Lather, Ha: Ray} ther Booth, Elizabeth Anne Brain-| last night ays bs 1 iaaaees “ EE Idvermore, Dorothy Macomber AX-| ord, Mary Mabel Barber, Marjorie| Competition ts in sight for the Apple Orchard 1 drows, Elmer R. Carlson, Villeroy! pean Carter, Alfred Anderson, Rob-| steamboats that now care for i moe Gilbert Brinckerhoff, Clifford | ence Lucile Reynolds, Maude Eu-|@ Hamilton will short! » the ft | Das vel ynolds, Maude Ku-| & will shortly place th . HONOR OF “JEEM ‘ JR Waiter Anderson, Beajamin latch | Ghemla Welly Raward Gibwon, Lark Vashoa on the Aint Pont’ routs, | For Particulars Call or Lambuth, Clarence Benjamin) 4. Livermore, Beulah M. Sheerer,|4ud other boats will follow g| Keith, Bertha M. Banks, Allis At | fred J, McConnell, Hyman Zettler, on GARBAGE MEN wood Mardy, Margaret J. Corey.| Harry W. Wooster, Kaymond Fos SMALLPOX CASES Berkeley Hiake, Hdward Harold! ter Arthur Preotice Furbush, - ii Denny, Katherine Biggs, Charlotte! poy Heineman, r Mrs. McKeon of South Park was seam alge Dh tri NRT. There were cigars for all male) conceit out of the windy city has| A. Doren, Anna Lyle Dick, Alma ; . ore removed to the pesthouse yester y Jeorge F. Milla, Joseph A. Barto, ‘ ; P Greek people living In Seat- | Grook citizens of Seattle being mer | callors, and a box of chocolates for | de Jit thoroughly happy, partic | Otelie Kittileby, Gwe mn Althea! Willis Tryon Batcheller, Broadus | S87 With smallpox Mama The: - nr Boe - z , was taken from 1517 Fifth avenue there are about 3,000, Chants tn the restaurant, comml® | oach jady fortunate enougt ve | Wlarly as “Jeoms, jr.” has played | Mackie, Mary B. Mun » Mary! Haynes, Arthur O. Harria, George ql ‘oom ‘tividually and cot.| 0% fish and other forms of busi . : wh to have! an important part in bringing It| Constance Brennan, Margaret Rell-| Oakley Hallock, Goorge Olin Leo, | Y°sterday to the pesthouse with the |} 329 People’s Bank Bidg. have indiv y ness. The socalled local garbage me malness with County Auditor! atout |ey, Anna Florence Lamping, Hor-| tHerschel Pillsbury Nunn, Prances| 17a. These two cases are the | protests shie ai ° ew toda - eo N ited “ Wann, > 2 . days i made numerous protests trust consists chiefly of foreigners | “Jim” Agnew today. It was uot the| Jim's faith in the Seattle climate! tense Wilcox, Georgia MacDougall,| Kice, Dwight Dryden Hartman, | {°** [°F ® * ‘<< Second and Pike Seattle, Wash. offietal was acting the Bountifal The record of the High School Boys in showing the Chicago team how to play ball and taking the but the proud father that of far, and to the representa: | of other nationalities ither are fhe Greek government, Mr. | there any Greeks living in the Lake Coastantalopoulas, against Union district, where the unsant t published in The tary conditions were found. ie ae Tuesday that there are! Mr. Constantalopoulas points out Greeks in the garbage bust the large number of eeevared and this city, and that they are cultured members of the race wh feaponsible for the filthy are holding high positions in Amer caused by clothing colleges and other wal etc, found in garbage, | life and states that the Greek bos! as second band goods. | nessmen of Seattle cannot but fee! that there are no mem: | injured by the error of announcing the Greck race engaged in| that the local garbage men are part Master garbage: business here, the | members of thelr race, . ee ee ESE ee eed FOR NEW WARSHIP. | ment this afternoon for two new ¢ battleships of the Dreadnaught When Depaty Sheriff Sam Huth eft Maple Valley with three pris onere—Ernest Wiley, James Kolly and John Noilan—yesterday he found himself in bot w as the prisoners seemed inclined to mu ing, All three men failed to me venize that Huth was 4 diplomat, sad thereby hangs the story of hetr successful prosecution in Jus- tee Carroll's court this morning. Wiley, it ts alleged, was undor \type and the speed to be 21 knote Telegraph Servier.) with a displacement of 20,000 tone x ING June 20~-Bids One ts to cost nearly $4,000.00: wilh by the wavy depart-\and the other $4,500,000. All Languages ~* ae = oe errr ewer Are Spoken in This Big Strong Bank Ris proper that we should speak all languages, for we the money of all nations—buying, selling and ex- * * - NEALON WINS SUBURBAN, # — * * (Scripps Telegraph Service.) * * NEW YORK, June 20.—Nea * * jon, with W. Dugan up at 113, ® | @ won the Suburban, |@ classic of the American turf # | @ race, today. The * 20626. Montgomery, with # | ® Trosler up at 104 was second * ® and Beacon Light with Garner & ® up at 100 was third. The purse # hanging it as the convenience of the public requires. * wan $20,000. * d : # Nealon was a2 to tshot. & Likewise it is proper that we ee ee ICERS should be able to serve you to your a | For the Linemen advantage when you wish to send | We carry the best class of tools money to friends or relatives in the } Fast in Europe — anywhere made, including Kline Plyers, Kline Climbers, Kline Splice throughout the world Witte & Os, 1900 Finet Ave 0 Hardware, Sporting Goods, Cutlery ON SAVINGS ® Sees © wTEREST = WE PAY e DEPOSITS MAY BE SENT BY Sea - View MAIL, at less than cost of street car ACh rene President £m cHLeEn. fare. All banking relations held in Tracts strictest confidence. No informa- LM. woo.roLtK tion, not even of th istence of Amistent Cashier your account, is given to anyone. ee ee ce ee ie excellent retired and beet service We have placed this mubdiviston on demand for small Accounts Opened $1 Up Largest Savings Deposits in the Northwest. Resources Over $10,000,000. Reserve Over $3,000,000. More Than 24,000 Satisfied Depositors. “‘WScandinavian - American Bank | ALASKA BUILDING, SEATTL! amu Beattie convenient ‘The two nearby efti aod Pverstt—furnten « and ready market for everything that bility and desutiful view of the sound and Olympics $350to$750 PER TRACT trom two to ote 14 om enceptionally Property of thie char very A easy terme Lake Reservoir Addition is a From t Green Actor te baonming more scarce _— Take Green Lake car to Green Lake year, and it would be the os ; wisdom to purchase néw, while the ation, go out to the Reservoir Addition, where prices end tonne Ore reasonable. The delay of @ few years may fortune to yow. oe and ist us turnish EXPOSITION MOUNTAINS SI AK ATTLE, AND You can SEE GROUNDS, L ~4 better than from any point in the city Large vaarentg ‘nik ineleine, “allot vie bots, all in lawn and fruit, $150 to $425. Terms, at the eames time how beat to reach 4 suppiying with pformation required Also several aaditio R5.and $50 down, $10 per month as" house On View Lots a = aaa VERSITY and EAST of GREEN LAKE, right |] nn ae Where all the activity and IMPROVEMENTS } HUTH MADE HIS PRISONE A DEPUTY SHERIFF the rich #| time was @| Theo. | e ball re] Heesie A. Peok, Frederick Wililam wans | Wald, Codric ¥. Whittlesey, Wal L, Wingfield, Ben H. Ketcham, as a developer of the Ngion whieh had hn to somewhat result of a few years | lm of experi © of his own, and which | George H. tag, Sumner Osborne, Dug’s succees has not tended to re| Franklyn Avatin Reever, Bric Bur is beginning to come back. | dette Thompson, Jisaemon Tatetshl, «| Anna Pinlee Warren, Florence May R Shermans, Elmer anuel Vogue, siore Jay H. Keller, Bertha KE. Meyer, Helen Porter, Dall, Lolo L. Cox, Elica M, Collin Dorothy Bilen Drake, Alice Beas Honaold, Hilda Katherine Erickson, laura Eve Ernst, Jennie A. Gar innd, Georgie Gault, Barbara Binks Dram, Valdemar Lovett Georgeson, Clyde Kenyon, Arvilla M. Mor rie, Florenes Har in Moore, Clara Moore, Helen Douglas Stevenson the infiaence of a drug when ar rested and did not realize his trow bie, Huth, in hia sauvest manner, tei H fore mate ie Me proceeted to make Wiley a — tnatry, Charies Millee, Hazel Hill sheriff, and piace him in char#®9riitingsworth, Edna M. Ford, Ed ) of Netlan, while busy himaclf withtwin Chase Furbush, Claude 8. No |Kelly, who showed fight continu nin ‘Madge L. Finley, Dorothy jelly. All four arrived in Seattle] wreaton Fay, Bisie Erickson, Win jim tact, Wiley was given $100 anf! ifreq J. Henty, Florence Lothian jthree months for vagrancy. The) Tayior, Kleanor B. Stahl, Ines Ken j Sentences in the cases of the other! dai) sheldon, Marion E. Gerrish, pi od unlll to! pine! Mae Stone, Margaret Stark ‘Ethel Thomson, Agnes MH. Quigley Charles G. Norman, Francis Wil liam Peters, Therese M. Preston, Btorch, Nellie Louise a nd of Fruits Ie spread before you on the broad expanse of 22,000 acres of the Hanford Irrigated Lands below the Priest Rapids, in the center of the best climate and most favoring soll of the state ot "ee Proof Surrounding these lands, on the North, South, Bast and Weet are the developed, irrigat- ed sections which raise the frulte that top the world’s mar. kets The Hanford broad, smooth, fertile, the seat of ty ture cities and of thousands of prosperous fruit farm homes offer you now the opportup ity to purch: at only $90 to $200 per acre; one-fifth at time of purchase and bel equal yearly paym ws sure 4 CERTAIN PROFIT GREAT PROFITS AWAIT vou. IT’S EXPERIENOE, Call upon or write, Hanford Irrigation & Power a Seattle National Columbia St ~— Better Saburo Muto, Clara Hastings, Ag nes Josephine Edward Adolph Hadeen, Edna Agathe Hattrem, Laura Greenfield, | Sara Rea Vinsonbale Francelle Magdalene Mclain. Mabel Agnes | Luby, Alice May Lyon, Ethel Skiris, Bertha Fraweos ‘roteger, Mary B McDonald, Ethel M. Went, Elsie | Frances Lindberg, Russell Albert | Povine, Edward R. Ridley, Freda Alberta Libbee, Helian Mathilda aok Bidg., ntrance TWO VIEW LOTS OVERLOOKING LAKE WABHINGTON $20 Cash, Balance $10 Per | Month. Price $150 Each. These lots command an ur obstructed view of the lake and mountains, On projected car line, only ten minutes’ ride from A. Y. P. B. grounds, If you want these act quickly 234 Pioneer Building. Main 2613. ind, 4471 GO AND SEE OXBOW ADDITION TODAY. ae going on. TWO LARGE RESERVOIRS and PARI idjoin this Addition on the north Go out today and see the small army t work on these improvements A | INVESTMENT NOW will be the ; ormer stone for the FUTURE FORTUNE. Remer NO STUMPS or STONI 6O and foot eets, 14-foot alleys all over the entire Additio: Pri vill be advanced per cent Mall lots Monday, June 24 GO OUT TODAY Green Lake car ta Gteen Lake Station Branch Office tis wk nificent International Bond & Realty Co. PIONEER BLOCK. IND. 4048. GREEN 555. an oe Main 1156 in West Seattle For Friday, June 21st pect Ave $1,400 any other day $1,200 Only beautiful level lots with mag view of Bay and (ity, on Pros Grade tax paid. Will cost you Hattrem, ianche; Gertrude Jackson, Milton Shelton, | . “Dr. Lee Baker, dentist, 200 building. Phone, Main 6266. | Horace Morton Bringhurst, Blanch Ogle Sutton, Catharine N, Willson, James Harrison Thomson, G. O. Hex Roberson, J. Arthur Lind, Lew is A. Treen, jr, Henry A. Canfield,| jr, Philip A. Stuart, Charles L./ Hrotland, Elizabeth Langley Robin-| eon, Ruth Whitham, William Lyle Dudley, Sidney E. Whitworth, Roy K, Crane, John A. Considine, Floyd | Layman Galloway, William 8. Cogh- |} ian, B. Bugene Farley, C. 0, Clem- | enteon, Kthe] Sime. Rell ef Honor. ih Valedictory—Allis Atwood Hardy. | Saiutatory—Margaret J. Corey Bertha Banks, Harold Denny, Elste Brickson, Lois Gould. The roll of honor includes thom puptin who have, in four years made at least 16 credits with no grade of the 16 below EB (90-100), Just Read What We Have to Offer For $5,250 | 10-room house, 1 year old, every way mod- ern, including furnace, laundry trays, etc., in per- fect condition from basement to attic; lot has fine shade trees, cherry and apple trees, and nice parking; accessible to two car lines, with an- other coming two blocks away. This property is offered below the market, and combines a de- lightful home with a sure profit investment. If your family is small you will find no difficulty in securing choice of roomers or boarders for surplus rooms. Let us show you this property. We have the key. JOHN C. HAYES & CO. Real Estate, Loans and Insurance. §22-23-24-25 People’s Bank Building. Main 2553. Ind. 4887. WASHINGTON POSTMASTERS. June 2.—Irvin appointed post- Spokane county, Mary ©. at Hammond Clyde L. Trapp, at Orondo, Doug las county; H. Jalmar Modoi; Roseburg, Wahkiakum county | Henry Lioyd, at Bluestem, Lincoln county, and George H. Dodi at Pe Bll. A new postoffice has been tablished at Seaview, Pacific unty, two miles from Liwaco, and Frank EB. Stauhal appointed post- master. A, MEYER, the tailor, formerly on Second and Pike, has moved to| 1308 Arcade way, New Arcade block, | whore he will continue tn business | under the firm name of Meyer || Bros. ad | FOR THREE DAYS ONLY Why pay $45.00 for a suit of clothes when we make just as good a suit for $15.00 made to order? Made in our own shops here in Seattle. Fitted to you before finished; made up-to-date; hand tailored. | Special for Friday Morning) Free on Saturday 1,000 New Grays, Browns, Blacks and Blues, with an extra pair of pants Free to the first 25 customers for $15 made-to- order. Fancy Vest or Black Broad- cloth Pants Free to the first 25 customers. Black worsted or broadcloth on sale Saturday. ff We show over 5,000 new and up-to-date patterns--- j all exclusive patterns Saturday. Monday, very last day of our sale this season, any blue serge suit you wish or fine imported tweed for $15.00. Made to order with the best of work and trimmings. Every garmennt made first-class before it leaves our house. Last sale this season. Exclusive Chicago Largest Tailoring House West of We Will Employ Over 300 Union Tailors STORES Salesroom, 518 Third Avenue, Two