The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 3, 1907, Page 5

THE SEATTLE S8TAR—SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, 1907, 6 iid of years ago,” remarked o Gorloy emiled, but After fintshing his dinner, which he did not relish, be |, Cause, aa he t of his friends. sald nothing. “OH, WHAT A TURMOIL OVER THE NICE LITTLE QUEEN WILHELMINA'S BACK HAIR! FOR LOVE HEROIC WIFE GIVES HEART'S BLOOD T@ HUSBANDS. ny companions and out “ll go to a show,” he told him. “The musio at least will be He bad ting to look at the program before the @riain rose. He felt that he would like to com ment on the players, some of whom he had seen hefore, side of him wer conversation. own heart's bat her herolo #acrl- but on either | couples in close | allur of love, Jorley looked about| fice was whavalling to save the Ife and was surprised to see that every: | body seemed to be with a friend fool conspteuous as he thought of his thore alone he felt embarrass “Confound the show! out an he finished hin clear Ko home and get « Rood aloo, eminent ond wealthy physician | had she offered up the laat of blood in her willing veins, tif and love's labor lost ut Knowledge of her been suffering from typhotd peated Injections « was the only passonger on the ear Gorley sighed with satisfaction as} be unlocked the door of his house. 4 He went from one r “to see if everything t# all right,” Everything was all right ley was disappotnted pm to another | decided upon tvery motiber of the Stone fam-| [ almont haart | for, absurd as it may seem, he had been hoping all the home that his wife thei blood for this purpos Cunningham, ro |known soctoty leader of the South might have sud turned during t ext morning thor A college student who 5 oughly dissatiatied ing his tollet, howeyer, he suddenty | first brightened up, gave an exclamation of satisfaction {pitiful was her grief and so pa-|#, » © | theticall neletent was her plead-|™ blood failed to bring relief, ft | Btone's offer was accepted ent | Waa pumped from 1 find | his arm ated Live hens, th, IS@16%0: brotlers, we! and hurriedly An hour later he joxram to his wife man # tiful NEW PORTRAIT OF QUEEN WIL HELMINA, SHOWING HOW 8HE NOW DRESSES HER BACK HAIR, ttle queen, by Still there was no bene Stone and Mra. Cun- | th both renewed their offer jim behalf of their brother. doctors denied them that privtiese Then came Mra ly she pleaded to be allowed to give up her e her fust-dying busband. Be with you tonlaht , Zimmerman of Tho} you will notice, being trivial | ¢ that ene bas her od in a certain way tt very sweet and womanty, | style of head ive Service.) What shall a Hague. ‘(Seattle Star Exclus LONDON, Aug. | world? peace conference eomtry, and wherein do war and @rmament and " fand torn with trouble over a wo “ BOOSTER BOOK” FOR STATE (Star Spectat Servier.) and as this simp dress would make her look so much daughters of he ra would be pleased. beside her And it's sweet littl Queen wit 's hair that te bothertn urghers of Holland gee a burgher—-dig pipe ‘emn face—balloon waist line’ ANNA GOULD TO MARRY AGAIN | Bont did to the Ge uighty roar about it, nade her look was she thinking off did she moan by setting be- ung women of the Neth ) am example of doing the current impression, the state of ertainly a suffict | Bhe Will Get Even Worse ee | Than Count Boni, new, uptodate “Rooster Book § @eough to look at a p @als have been sizing pas back hair! [ibe thle new picture of this GORLEY’S GOOD TIME BY KW. W. WATTERSON. Gorey Was in Nigh spirits mt time since thelr marriage ‘Wife was going on 8 vace the country without Though he was a home. The work is well under way and it in expected that the book will be ready for distr | Heke bution before vi the close of the your | tictan George M. Allen, deputy com of the state bureau of has immediate charge. “This” year's edition will same nomber of pages as the last one, and wil! be the same sige, 20,000 copies. ft will, be even more complete. with new material throughout, sev eral important sew features added new halftone illustra of the crowded with a hurrying throng on | their way home. Somehow Gerley Secretary of yoked the li railway for violating a i- probiblts rattroads eae Gases out of the state into feder courta, i | seemed to be rushing along with « | deft ite purpose, bat here he was almiessty about, not knowing just where to go, or what (Star Special Service.) OLYMPIA, Aug. 3.—-Corporation papers have been filed tn the office of the secretary of state as fol Hunger finally urged him to the to come home early or late pte the club or theater, Wahed, or dine where fancy lod have & - gan time for a ite oft carly in shouted half a doren friends, who had wot seen him at the club since bis marriage, This enthustastic greeting cheered Gorley, again resolved that he would have a alies residents than an the PRINCE WELIE DF try of Burope y other coun * weer eee ree (Seattic Star Exotusive Service.) PARIS, July 31 The Rank of Kirkland, of Kirk-| Anna Gould ts PUNERAL NOTICES, | mother Anderson, aged 90, of iy. AND , URS | Grote, mother of Mre, Anna Green, Jot 1011 Motor Place, seattle, @ |be held from Carton's undertaging Teeth, a and fists we used | parlors, 3117 Fremont av — indiscriminately in a fight between | 9 20, The interment will be at Mount Pleasant cemetery Some Yakima honey appeared on the market of Mull, Hamlet & Co. this morning an@@t has the di tion of being the only 1 the street. About 40 caw and the honey sold early . r om, colored ry fruit and vegetable market hg pg arpa . pe The funeraLot Mrs. Anna Schrew- jis unchanged, During the week! hy dor, wite of Dr. Louts Schreuder, vat has made many downward | 2enson landed tn jail minus a good-|who died at South Alki last Sun 4 and pre@pnts a far different] zed section of his nasal append.|day, will be held from Kmanuel y came price lst than at the firat of the/ age, and Dixon was later found |'itheran chureh, corner of Olive week wandering about the etty with bis at. and Minor av. Sunday at 2 p. m ° Mp considerably mangled from hin | TM ‘nterment will take place at adversary’ voracious appetit Mount Ple ant cemetery M. O, The two men were in a lodging |C#TtOn has charge jhouse at 71% Dearborn at, and |= ur Nave Yack. quarrel wus first wade public | Meet of Battleships at Navy Yard, | property when Dixon 4arted tnto | the street, closely pursued by Ben | ~ ds es on, who was firing rapidly at the| BLANKETS RENOVATED to © carried in bis hand Fuszy Wuzzy Rug. Co, | fleethe man fro « revolver whic ha look like new. E } | None of the shots took effect Both Phones | but the attention of the polloe was Main 7319; Ind. A 222. attracted a Henson wa oon put ove hors @ mbat in the city baatite = - a *0%0: reno-| Ho was later allowed to go on his| 7 . reamery, tb i! poraonal recognizance, and Dixon | A Bit of History 1a was jailed Six years ago the Fire Insurance Refore the shooting Benson had | Trust owned the fire insurance bus wie, vA el tried to chew up Dixon's face, and |iness of Seattle. The two or three Ne aliated in similar | Non-Poard companies furnished but tition. Since then Se ave been lowered by the Board again and again ih the effort to meet the competition of the Northwestern Mutual Fire Aw the latter fashion on Benson's none. uN attle rat MAS. CARL De STONE. ores, ton, Me NG te, Kastor Miss Louise Cheatam makes her { the doctors finally eon Fouttry living by raising and training na jtive song birds near the popular Lying down by the e of the| Me: live duckn th ite winter resort of Aiken, 8. C. Beagle |*°c!ation of Seattle, until they are loved #he bared her beau-| Ke Si, frown fowl, 11% raising i# the profitable occupation |2°¥: !n most cases, comparatively | brollers, Bho; turkeye, ic r reasonable. m, and soon the stream of of another young lady, a Mins Asch ‘ from her heart was flowing also near Aiken, , After the San Francisco disaster, wtih his veins toward his, But mS ag 3 — - | Spokane suffered an exorbitant Was no use The feeble pulses Dr. Lee ‘Baker, dentist, 206 Mite | Talse of rates which was referred chered 0 and, with the tiny building. Phone, Main 6256. *¢¢ |to as the “Pink Slip Outrage.” The “ . “ oe fancy, Scant hams IR tawny vietaliemaie —— Northwestern went to work active . : —— * om, Tourists ly in the interests of fair rates for Spokane people and the “Pink Don't fail to visit the U. 8. navy Slip” was abc yard at Bremerton The new The Trust has always obtained steamer “Tourist” leaves Pier 2 at exorbitant rates from the Eastern 10 & m. and 1:15 p. m, for the navy Washington Grain Growers on their per Se fie! | yard tomorrow. Don't fail to try crops. In 1906 the Northwestern » Ierhe per im, te, |the new steamer, comfortable as got most of the business and this home, and see the ba hips year Trust rates are cut, but still Nght was no mor upon the lifeless breast id. millions was ney j idition to the} The forthcomin, |} Gould family tw Prince Helie| Nebraska, Oregon and Wisconsin, the Northwestern has ite large a & brother of the Duke de eS ine” see the gunboats Chicago, Boston, Al share of the business, as the farm- Valineay, who was divorced by |?%@lee: spring lamb, Ih, the Varessed |! any, Charleston and Buffalo, the ers realize that this company is Morton, daughter of former|"*™ '™ TH |training ship Philadelphia, the responsible for every reduction aident Levi P. Morton of Fish |prison ship Nipsic and the great that has been made in their rates. United States chinook. |drydock. Boats leave Pier 2 Sun- This company is still in the feld a |day at 8:20, 10 and 11:20 @ m., 1:15,/to save you twenty-five to forty and 7:30 p. m. Round per cent. Who do you think de ** serves your business? on “Watch Them Coming and Going” When the dollars are “coming,” deposit regularly with us in a sav- ings account. They will not “go” so fast if you do not draw on your Hits house ts one ole dent in France. a ae te, sencomer haltiyt. | 2:80, 4 par aie: aver mene tm. he: trip Soe = | | Olymple creters, cack, HOt: gel. b+ LOSES red snappers, oie. came per onc, $1.78 frosan shad, per Ib, Be (BY Betted Press.) MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. 3.~ o Julian has re. we of the Southern | im from taking) ific Squadron at Navy Sweden and Spain have fewer! COFFEE. See the Hattloshipsat Navy Yard.| Ochilling’s Best, one- eos sities star two-star three-star! account save in an emergengey, to be married again. at lawt confirmed, and her engago- ment will be announced in « tew @aye What ie more, she ts to mar Went to the of-| fine time with his old bachelor The rumor ts “I needn't hurry home, hare @ long evening of and I don't have to explain whore been,” he thought, cheerfully. | #e he laughed at some coarse Jokes, though he did not think He did not wish his club friends to think that he was bored indeed, he was chagrined at himself for not having the good time hi “Tt tent like it w “they are boils land, $25,000--E. Cardin, George J Carts and W ete your meat bills tn half. 119 | . “Where shall { kot he |t” Pike st, opposite the Bon Marche | Your grocer returns your money repeating to bimeeif gteefully be would Ike to Boston Walker Lake Mining com Erikeon and Alban Hanch Walker Lake Mines company, of | Proved to be, and what the C Gayety and « i>—where shall I @ wasted the whole day thus and aid no work fa the afternoon Goriey left but still undecided how would spend the Bp the street, which Ry the Oregon R. R. & Nav, Co and Alban Burch Power company 000—R. P. Stewart and) } Boats leave Pler 2 tor Navy | Loute, 96 be.” he meditated; at's the matter, Gortey? Squadron at Navy You are not as lively as you were a The Green Lake Di ith all of the IMPROV and the TWO LARGE PARKS AND foot boulevard leading to the UNIVERSITY grounds, ONLY 16 BLOCKS away, shows at a GLANCE that the Green Lake Reservoir Addition | With its 35 ACRES of LAWN, large LOTS, with an UNEXCELLED VIEW of Lake Washington, UNION Bay, = directions, near 2 car lines and the NEW LINE NOW building will pass through the ENTIRE ADDITION. All Lots $200 to $400 10 Per Cot Down and $10 Per Month “to the MAN or WOMAN with small means that will NEVER occur ‘INSIDE the CITY LIMITS again ASK or expect YOU to take OUR word for this, BUT simply ASK that for YOURSELF, as WI out of 500 LOTS, We Have Sold 368 In 90 Days There is YET 10 of the When looking sround for an investment, that the Cer Uificates of Deposit is wood by thin bank are such as new CAR RESERVOIRS, -MENTS NOW under way, EXPOSITION safe, yielding the bigh- est rate of interest com- sistent with perfect se cent to 4 per cent, ao cording to time. E. Shorrock, President. the GOVERN Vice President. and mountains in Alexander Myers, 1. V. A. Smith, Cashier. Offers an INVES , we do NOT YOU go OUT MISSOURI YOU Think of THIS Could YOU ask for a better recommendation? Osteopathy correctly admin BEST lots in the ADDITION, which have been held OFF of the MARKET OPPORTUNITY CEPTIONALLY low price of $200 to $400, 10 Per Cent Down and $10 Per Month UNIVERSITY AND EXPOSITION LE , with PROMINENT and the Light Cur nation that seldom fat UNTIL Now of getting some cure most cases, $15. OR. HOLT, THE OGTEOPATH ONLY 15 MINU GROUNDS, on a graded street. torney’s opinion TES’ walk of the LADIES After you have visited all ¢ Also Good New Houses on Easiest Terms And this within two blocks of two YEARS’ steady employment. Come OUT at YOUR earliest convenience. Green Lake Car to Green Lake STATION, our branch office, International Bond & Realty Co. Main 1156. 418 Pike Street and sound Furniture than Is asked k of new goods y day a bargain 4 Pioneer Block Olympic Market | four-star five-star. Interest WILL HELP THE ACCOUNT GROW. SECURITY SAVINGS & SAFE DEPOSIT CO. 113 SENECA STREET ese | If you don't like it; we pay him. Cheap Excursions East i Tell the Conductor to Let You off at Earlington August §, 9 and 10; Sept [. 12 and Chicago and return, 671.60; st 50; Omaha, Kansas City. $60. Good ninety days with| ere. Full particniars at Un. Ticket Office, FB. BE. > It’s Always Delightfully Cool “WHERE WOODS AND WATER MEET” On green lawns, under shady trees, with lapping waves at your feet, the leaves stirring in the gentle breeze, the perfume of Q) flowers in the air, a spirit of peace and quiet—Nature in her most gentle mood inviting you to rest in her arms and forget the heat and fret of the work- a-day worl d. Free —_—_— Won't You Ss rea Come? “Stone’s Landing” HERE'S TO LIFE—MAY YOU LIVE IT WELL Living your life at REDONDO BEACH means life as it should be lived, close to the heart of ra that “ture, yet near to all the best civilization offers. Here’s How! |COME!) Here’s Where! When you combine a grand natural park, a beautiful bay and beach, a magnificent view, an abun- dance of pure spring water, quick and easy transportation, then you have THE MOST DESIRABLE PLACE TO LIVE ON THE SOUND. FREE Transportation Provided by The Sound Trustee Co. orrices: 500 Coitman Bidg., Seattie 401 Fidelity Bldg., Tacoma; Redondo Beach and Dash Point. BOATS LEAVE SEATTLE: {| TACOMA: Launch “Forester,” from 11th St. Dock, week days 10:00 a. m.; Sun- Dock, week days 8:30 a. m.; Sun San Qadtr Homesites S Extra Large Steamer “Dove,” from Colman a. m. and 1:30 p. m day 9:30 a, m.; returning 4:30 p, m Steamer “Dove,” week days, 1 p. n