The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 31, 1907, Page 5

' i \ ‘ “4 ASK 1 { \ PAR HAS ORCERESS : HAS BAD HANDICAP ZENOBIA GALATSCHKA IN HIGH | told tho crar, and within 24 hours FAIR PLAY tt SEAT LE! dg¥ lect what you ne: eats tiniCaaaane eaves POK ae bahia yes coumllat | os ' and we'll arrange with you for gene 000, . iA \ se gad eet lle ne ha pn Hye cham@ra of commerce in} aommercial relations existing be-| yomerday from The Alaska Central ratiroad, ‘e Exclusive Bervice.) | tg oxnr was delighted with hor gf? {he Beattie Chamber of | Com prigaldent Joba Hi. MoGraw, of fo tho Kenat pentnsula and! yutiding from Seward to the Ma CRSDURG, July Stog | powers. Since that day sho han been [Tekh ee ee the Deselutantine | 8 stad be the lather trem island, Alaska, hunting anuska coal fields and the Tanana age stories of a soreoress &*| the trusted adviser of the cxar, who at Py a at Newer sagage ond Fogg 40 hat aes anata se i ae nd incidentally | valley, fs workinig through the| the Russian court are related by | seeks her opinion on all questions au « Pypacct od ow sey - ered bow bein Len oo She Grited ‘fa dad case of mining f coast range of mountains and ox:| those acquainted with the internal] of state poliey. She occupies six Gnd asserting oe the togit | “oe le Prva Bangg ‘nex , “ec he mane 1 Knight island! pects soon to establiah communion | &ffatrs of the exar's household. The | qorgeous roogs in the palace, tn pele rights of the Japanese in cer-| Btates deplore jan Francisco) eer y ~ n thi sections of America have been which had been greatly mag trampled wpon, their propery at nified; that the Japanese bad al theked and treaty rights disPegard-| ways been treated in Seattle with PLEASANT PROPHEISES, © BW. Hawkins, (ve Ratlard tom nal factiities on the Pacic oddat the paying in an entirely satis- returned on the Santa/! doubt If there ts a better in the P @ & month's factory way, fi = extra special values 4d there Was) tion with the interior and begin | Otar's tendency towards mystiolnm | watted on by a staff of eight do exottement. | doing a regular freteht and passen.|{% Well known, and it has caused | mote gorvegts, and has probably were being] gor business. him to become the dupe of hj forgott® that sho herself was pew disc 7 od the same respect as people of other ‘ «. and some - ye i dor | sta, fortune tellers and the tral t t y du of | pad {0 nage , rt a ee Ri tot ~ ee " = I A sobiens & eoruprens ode Zeon. | me ral Ae pg Hay aoe Nag vod The main feature of the letter is| nations and in the future wis city f fc t e tur out to be ex lan untgrtunate handicap nie o . mentines _oellypede Tut be” removed. before ic wilt|Obla Galateohka te in high favor |The caar granted hor a salary of] {Mt such treatment on the pargof| will be found standing for Pir play oO he week ta Joward,” aald|over be & as. 1 wan told ov.| With the csar, | $10,000 a year. the rricans toward the Japancse | for the Japanore an well as the peo- discoveries of KOld/erswhorg that ite. poles. tn the} She was introduced tn a curlons will be conducive to a breach in the| ples of any country ° ARE INVOLVEB © ENJOINS EXECUTOR | (Star Special Service.) CHICAGO, IL, July @1.—Claim ante to tithe to valuable tands in « Om amallest detall was directed from| V4 Se renided at a illagegsn » the bi ; Volhynuia, whore ahe oarned a lying h appear to be the bie! the east by ite eastern backers, and} wae eror made in Alaska.| that the Snost trivial matters have| UF foretolling the fortunes of the eee high ae $500 to © be referred to Chicago for gp | Peasants. A Rasalan ngbloman, eM. Some fine oval. Kyon then they are offen} While hunting, heard of thé fortuae ey also bave U K up ingoft@tely, awatting a| teller and @went to hear his fate | | center tables reduced— found parte Se in niin | ogne Peer Fh |Zenobla told the aristocrat so Bee catnasie Sroving. Ge a tw absence of policy and the| uch about himself that was true pene ¢ belt of the territory l# consequent bungling have had @} reda of milow in extent.! very raging effect on every bin great activity at Ka vty and nothing at all in miles { Sewa © way of development ts being ae the Guaxent bulld-| done except Immediately around ts to thelr mines in the Copper | Seward. It te really @ misfortune Their createst hand-|for Alaska, for the road ts un ‘of harbor, which they doubtedly opening one of the rich.| ing by building st minoral distriéte on the contl tires 6 cost of many mil-| nent. The state of things ta ériv 7. “ many of the oxpertenced min-/ ‘on the other hand, has ers and prospectors to other parts py hela ail harbor and termé-|of Alaska. | STATE NEWS = ri ame a believer, When to St. Petersburg he that he h t Judge Griffin has issued a re) he returne | straining order enjoining Christian | Miller, executor of tho estate of the new steel city of Gary, Ind.,| Chas, Geske, from AM@posing of att | near here, are continually coming! of the property of the extate until forward to bother purchasers of | further order of the court lots. Wot many years ago land The case has been set for hear | down there was almost worthless ing for August 19 to determine | And titles in consequence became | whether the property in question | rather involved. Several cont was the individual property of have already been settle Another | Chas. Geske, or community prop sult has just been filed underlerty in which Mrs. Geske had un | which the claimants demand po# | equal right | session of 20 acres of the most val- | —— oe ee | $2.85 a ts te uable property of the new town H Pipi cng Bey by virtue of rights purchased from The Grotto ! weger sale Pee to arbitrate the strike of ZENOBIA GALATSOHKA, Seattle partion. Mr. Scholle han opened the “In-||) —this center table has brass . Sore nO GrikD O The Jand involved is now valued }novation Grotto,” the finest equip claw fogt with glass balls, th Se $2.30 reguier value $3.75 very pretty, odd shaped 1) ners in the Duluth district are be made today at $650,000, and it is claimed that | ped grill in town, at the corner of} idles shelf are aq top ter table, golden oak, highly Beery Heo FREELAND COLONY OFF. under a faulty t for in 1869 the | First and Cherry, Mr. Schelle has|]) = i in. ae turn polished top, an extra stre ravelin: Mt Canad . y transfer in | y v q Cmgel cage na wr mony bpm 4 > = ALASKA DAISY FOR tract was sold for $68, The rights |engaged some excellent concert | od legs, finished gold 4 and good table, nicely fins ee Siooke ee eee INGUAM, July 31.—Judge| were purchased from three daugh-|and singing talent for the enter ||} nicely polished—regular va ue $ top is 20 in. across of this table is $4.25, priced regular value is $8.75, priced | RR, «| Sn ae $2.30 Meorms in the ice of Urania coolie laborers lacier, A passenger rate war ts on be Bae sate is suffering from a/tween the steamship companies op | of the Skagit county super |ters of the late Richard K. Smith, | taloment of his afternoon patr lor court, has entered an order call-|a banker who resides in Seattle. i log for the sale of the remaining | — = a —— — eeereananiiecees i Yosterday at Aber-jerating on the FriscotLos Angeles] ., j . _ BS paer Te ee h A ns The Alaska daisy, a new creation | 190 acres of land that formerly be | Ye rr rr on en ees r ae see, eae cast é by Luther Burbank, the California |!0ased to the Freeland colonists 1 : Ps + All of the houres of the colonists |} ee oe oe wisard, is being considered by the an ©. es Seen ENGINE BLOWS UP buildings and grounds committee |®F¢ On the land that is to be sold| as 102 fot the A.¥-P, exposition for deco | Nd Judge Joiner has had the mat g ee jraration purposes on the exposition | tt Of selling it under advisement pediars at Tacoma » POUR ARE GRLLED) corvtsn vores cx ‘8s covositon | Sate tine | t ir stoe trade | tor thee Boek tm tra made ted. We Gearon, come cone | The value of the property ts oati a Coe missioner, It in believed to be the | mated at $3,500. ‘amount (By United Presa.) moet su..able plant for the purpose | ee te tae corner oh MILAN, Toon. July 31.-—The on-|obtainable and would ye appro GROCERS TO CONVENE salmon ran {s disappointin: of an Iitmote Central refireas j prizes from the fact that ite same cannery men of Bell snana train, ronatng at ® rate off would further exploit Alaska, one sieieiaolinh PT anapgei ai ae silos an hour, exploded Inst] of the main objects of the fair. The} 4, pee re bee been killing Engineer} bush grows three feet high and| The State Association of Retail of Chicago; Robert Hon-| often carries 50 blossoms. | Grocers will hold ite annual seasion Brerett mon have found a Morris chair much less— | $10.90 will buy this $14 Morris chair—) there are more than half | a hundred different pa terns in our splendid | Morris chair show” and | we give you this vei popular style this wee New Fall Waists. are showing a large assortment of new wai waists in Seotch plaids and check taffetas, Latest elors. Prices from--- $5.50 up ta Whatcom county, | dermon. of pesnag arbor ty j'@ Seattio, September 18, Inating | at quite @ price advantage - © rece ma 2p, > ta’ : * i : : Pee Ss ses soe” "ising wine te tanmen [ANOTHER MOVE FOR [izee7., x aoeine watts}. Beautiful line of new lace waists in wi El a _ | T © sevoral prominent o! 7 ern in golden or weather Mes Catistinn Advoatin ernie care of freight were Ge jclals of the national body and there|| MOst exquisite patterns. Colors cream er omk, heavy and large | " bd ns com oo fE MILK will be upwards of 200 delegates, nd > embossed front standards, | ) etna Ase gee | representatives being sent from the| a ecru. k oon cuiek ems n ity mectinn ou JACOB RUS MARRIED Anoth tlk ordt tout [16 ergnntantions . tn. thle yes * * f black | side, removable Persian other milk ordinance, caloulat-|Among the ma: westions to be W ne ish cnahhions ‘ p two weeks j e4 to keep the public informed of | discussed will be the pure food law, e carry a very extensive line o ACK | sea lice “aaa ae seat, regular value $14.00, priced extra elal for wonk .... ....910,90 | - _ al! the tricks he trade of t 7 1 . (By United Pree) Sairymon sed restaurant men, it ling. oe eres ond Promtum ety BRIEFS BY WIRE | BOSTON, July 3i-—Jacob Rifas) be presented to the city counct! next | and Mary A. Phillips, his former| meeting night by the health of | COUNTY SALOON LICENSES. | private secretary, were marrted last | ficer ie on the Erie canal is tiad et at Ipswich. The wedding was| The new ordinance will require| Liquor Hoonses were granted by G aotbant of several miles of “ry quiet that all datrymen of restaurant | the county commissioners yoater it having given people who thicken the natural day to John Hoffman and J. P. An-| Te Ged dropped ia on: WAYSIDE GETS INCREASE. milk with the condensed article, or |derson, of North Bend, and V. Ar pro | [Who use pastourtsed milk shall an-|derson, of Woodinville Peaiy the actress who mar.|. The monthly allowance to the|nounce the fact to the public, by ‘L. Sherwin, a Denver news. | Wayside panony ood ys ee Was) suitable signs diaplayed conspicu MINING STOCKS. Geen, July 15, now says she icreased from $225 to $450 by the| ousty it. M. Hers 2 & divorce, as the mar. (CoUnty commiasioners yesterday.| The health officer says that the M. Herrin & Company, bank-| Gtieved ber mother no | Th# county and city share the cost | practice of thickening the milk by |! 884 brokers, 610 First Ave of the charity work at the hospital. adding some of the condensed arti. | DY —> soll all = ke ay pasion em visa aie & amen mily quotations by appeal = en en p Nobraske gt navy yard. | = meiner a wire on Goldfield and all Nevadas y attended, thousands march SAA | Fleet of Battleships at Navy Yard Stocks carried on margin and the grave, Olympic Market | eos |money advanced sea Director Roberts places the cute your meat bilis tn balf. 118] | - — | Pike st. opposite the Bon Marche. | AMUSE MENTS. Sgusdron at Navy Yard. *** agré taffeta waists, sizes 34 to 44. Prices--- $5.00 up J. Redelsheimer & Co. 800-804 First Ave., Corner Columbia STRONGEST LADIES’ WAIST HOUSE IN THE STATE. \YouOwe Yourself aDay POPP POPPA LAA ARAL ALL Le ttn at mtn Daten ne deanna | | THE GRAND John Cort, Manager. Tonight and All Week—Only Matinee Saturday. Frank W. Healy presenta the San Francisco Opera Company in Gilbert @ Sullivan's j 2seenepe Gomic Opera, | Investing His Money? GING rrr Idaho Irrigated Lands At $45.00 to $150.00 per Acre with perpetual water right. Why Is He Doing So? Because 10 acres improved will net $1,000 to $2,000 per year. Our system is completed, water now running on both sides of our land. You can buy 5, 10, 20 or 40 acres, very easy terms or file on “Where Woods and Water Meet.” “THE MIKADO.” Priche--2ie, Gc, 75, $1; Matinee 35e and 50! SEATTLE THEATER Russel! & Drew, Mera. Phones, 42 Tonight and All Week, Only Matinee Saturday, Miss Boma Bunt img and the Karl Burgess Company ia “THE @URGLAR'S DAUGHTER.” Prices—tbe to S6e. Next Week—The Same Company in “RACHEL GOLOSTEIN. | Forget for awhile yottr cares and worries and add new vim / and vigor by a day in the cool shade of the trees on the | ] beach, at the Beauty Spot of Puget Sound { No place on either coast offers so many delights as a THURSDAY . SPECIAL ].19 ‘ LYRIC THEATER Tonight, All Week, the Lewis @ Lake Musical Comedy Co. in “WHO'S BABY” AND “49.” | Both Good—-New Comedians —New Girls Next Weck—“The Pride of New York,” un Katire Now Eastern | Attraction. Prices, 200 to 50 - THIRD AVENUE THEATER Third Ave. and Pine Ph 8: Malin 2501; Ind. 3406, place to live. Near both Seattle and Tacoma, with quick and convenient transportatio; away to avoid all the disagreeable features of city life If Try it and you will be convinced |} You Can Camp Here Free For your vacation or all summer, and see for yourself the HIGH. A GOOD DOOR AND A BIG BARGAIN. Hammocks Half Price We're overstocked on Mam- mocks; have far too many on THURSDAY hand. They must be closed PRICE out and closed out quick. A SPECIAL big assortment of close ar enou many attractions and advantages. woven, fancy colored, well All This Week--Matinoes Today and Saturday, i on 5 : Ce 98c | “CAR MEN.” | overnment n There's an abundance of pute spring water, which will be ‘ half. | Pricen—Night: 100, 260, 30c, box seats G0c, Matinee: 100, 206, | piped to every homesite; a magnificent view of the Sound | Keen | Noxt Week—“A Wife's Honor.” 1} and we will sell you water right, For prospectus call or and mountains ; a grand natural park, ideally fitted to human Kutter Shears. Gas Hot Plate. | : || address, habitation ; splendid be —m excellent fishing, boating and ULAR PRICE 5c — Rest | REGULAR PRICE $1.25—Single UNA PAR ———- 1 bathin All this and much more, with “occa Keen Kutter atee! burner ¢as hot * t md The Largest Board Walk Amusement Park on the Coast ” Bitars for house use; no bet This Woek—Don Carlos, Trained Monkeys and Dogs; Dony, the a at the price. tha npc gacaaay Greet Siack Wire Performer; the Great Martelis. 59 Tharsday dL. Thersda Ct es | One fare, trotley or ferry Refrigerators Reduced. Glass Flower Vases. STAR Seattle's Leading, Vaudeville House Prices: the, 10 117 Cherry St N. Y. Bik., Room 747. ON YOUR OWN TERMS a pox seats, B0c Portormances, 2°40, 7:16, 6:46 b ‘ to PRICE $20.00—The |] REGULAR PRICE 25c—Large THE MOUGE OF Ble VALUES. ree ary Tel.—o95 Main 2984 Tel.—Main 1130 R-1372 You can pay as much down and as much per month as you 7 i chaseeat lin clear eryetal, open mouthed Mylos McCarthy & Co., in “The Race Tout’s Dream;” Donovan @ fit to; we're ready to make terms to suit your conve | Tee Doteh > re i met vases, 13c Arnold; Redwood & Harvey; Morrissey & Rich; William Macart; Ma |S 2 BULLE TINE ee er Rr _ Se | neat, urecay jbel Cassidy; Kdouard Scott; Starascope—Eight Notable Act ae _ sence gaia Th: v e a, aT | I . " | j Com see for yourself " | ne r _ Knife and Fork Sale. Refined Paraffine. | LOIS THEATER. ° } REGULAR PRICE 150—Pure re- Pantages’ Vaudeville Temporarily at the Lois. G t N rth R lw. = E male Sted —* cae fined paraffine for jelly and | Matinees Every Afternoon. Performances Every Night. rea 0 ern al a ree ransportation laundry use, in 1ib. pack ATTRACTIONS—Clayton, Jonkiow and Jasper; Swan's Alltgat snd orks, best quality orm; McKay and Cantwell; the Aerial Martinis, Muy Molville, Klw > > z ae 75¢ | ‘Thorsday ... C Hjana the Pantagescope. Tunis May Melville, Hiwelt 1) ROUTE OF THE ORIENTAL LIMITED Furnished upon application to Swimming Wings. Steel Ovens. NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE | THE SOUND TRUSTEE CO. LAR PRICE 250-—Aavad's | REGULAR PRICE $1.50—Pian Aatdatle Part ! GOOD 500 Colman Building, Seat! warranted, strongly sew ish steel ovens, with two re BASEBALL TOMORROW BUTTE VS. SEATTLE 500 Colman Building, Seattle neal swimming wings versible shelves for gas hot 3:30 P.M. 401 Fidelity Building, Tacoma. Th nd ibe 19¢ plate or gasoline 85c | Admission—26e and S0c, Take Yeslor car | Redondo Beach and Dash Point } stove, Thuraday | : | Curtain Rods at Half - | Scotch Picnic and Games | te ae ] ARQULAR PRICE 15e—Lareo The Bargain Table. | Under auspices Clan McKenzie, No. 164, 0 C., Seacoma Reach, | ERVICE BOATS LEAVE: | Wer end, patent extension | VALUES TO S0c—~A big assort- [| Saturday, August 3rd, 1 \ d dancing. Valuable 13 LE | Darian’ re ~ masta: ment of white ename fame prizes for each event, Inland Fl tat 9 a. m., ii rs m. | SEATTLE TACOMA, ‘Thursday c gray greaitoware pare he nad and {2s Returning i aves ber a at s hg ». - end : ® m. Bi 9:30 a. m. the “Oriental Limited’’--Across Steamer “Dora” 1} Laun Forester” from Blev: Mason Jars. and onds and broken lines of ff] Stevens Cixar Stand and at wharf on day of pleni | the Mountains by Daylight man Dock a Week pba = 6a: a bee LAR PRICE PER DOZ eae 5 coffe ag mt ne Hl ‘saneeasssesmeean—sonme neem aaa a TUanaNNENCN 8:00 p. m. the “Fast Mail”--The Bu WOey dare, 8198's, mw 9:30 a. m, and 1:20 p.m and coffee pot an Ne and 2 Sunda. 9:30 a. m OV e on > ion fare ar’ one auart | read pans, preserving kettles, 1H} AARP ARATA oe] Man's Train Returning 4:20 p.m aucuene | ry B30 | Saeco 5c |] | Wat 29 10 srl. 44 AT_ MEADOWS | Gis eetteenicitees Cll bh:sin Aldine ie Se MAE GORY | = chotes gaanae oe ie 1 Cc. W. MELDRUM, City Passenger and : ; vial . Di, a > SIX RACES DAILY | licket Agent ALITTLE Fault FARM. || t& 4 lf RAIN OR GHINE. | ta the tan | | a A ry , ¥) \e 7 First Race, 2 P. M. } bess ' Cult i | I 5, Stocks, | . Take cars at First Avenue and Jackson Street | City Ticket Office Second and Columbia St, Sea 3 ‘ i 1 | ; PRIVATE WIRES Adm Ineludin 40 > N é Tel. Ma 0, Ind, 2 { 2D AVENUE & UNION STREET F ! GENTLEMEN, g1.o0, 44! eluding LADIES, BO¢. OEE Cee ECALHOUN, DENNY @ = il! Te 08 Alaska Bidg. | { © eeabwliandistahdha arable wiht ew | 7 TS ee ES a on /