The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 21, 1907, Page 6

FARMS AND ACREAGE, $100---4 ov ONE YouR W Ane ap ar Ma ran to) ‘ — ne at Larchmont, on Car age ‘| Line, 4 Hour From TACOMA CITY MALI NS WANTED Abe, 18 g " THE Heer wort rue Neer mea 8 Conte PROVLE rHt i“ on WANC? W OWRMAN-AMBIICAN LAND . rot COMPANY —— TACOMA, WAM@INGTON P x teat . SOCIETY NOTICES Sinest oF employe cen 4. «private and impre, ath and VINTUR-YRRKE a ye and ‘ ve . Y 1 ri el MONTY ] w ye \ ‘ witha Stenentra he SaMenie | SPECIAL NOTICES | 112 Columbia -#e at D> NEWe For ni He00 to 92.806 on ‘geod Inside mt a W. DUNLAP & Be ita Snatter mide Dumanity, Abwolute cure cua Fheuma r M. 4788, Ina WH HAVE fie » and Melling " also Pr ad feu ts Ce you buy | KOKEN & WRDMARK | | 486 Arcade Wig tf MPANY t war ¥ HAVE Bee * © good ' * ne t eM ‘ - 19-01 ait ia ¥ oad t We have several partica whe want * q mes in Sea Jean pay part cash *k \« THE COBWELL RRALTY & INVERT. | j Me MPANY w As Pacific Mock a Y t| Phones) Ma Ind L 4234 at HELP WANTED—FEMALE Wanted--W . ey Bienth = anied--Sewing @ operators aA ' : at} s oR ee : BLACK LOA] Mra Wh Miller. 408 |» od, lanatles. 99 5-ACRE TRAC a FOR SALE OR TRADE J “ . FOR RENT—ROOMS. : hart, bight? ; “FOR BALE FURNISHED Cam speed 1s miles Ph Rod is : am Beach at Alki paint, ine « sanital y 4 oe tr WMC BLACK & Sasa ——— on. FMioen Me 4 Terry Ave > PERSONALS. AA. Anderson. pia metary. collections, 347 Arcade C. EB Piper—Musteand and wife, caine “ agen and etticments. Band 8 Union i “= fie T3_ Pivst_ ev. a ’ ; — agustue Armstrong, 140 New Tork . Biock Alfred Gfeller, 641-3 New Yer Diock, Beartic ae a . PATENT ATTORNEYS. | REAL ESTATE DEALERS. gee Thins ADOLPH BEHRENS PHOTOGRAPHERS SUPPLIES. Anderson Supply Co Beattie DENTISTS. May be consulted fro Bm. daily, Sundays OCULISTS AND AURISTS. mena Your 2 fas, af sme Sundays . o4 ft 4 ’ ra Opportunity itn te ; A “ , rte “ actos, sound 8 mites a ‘ STORAGE. ¢30 per nate, on terme } “ONION TRANS? ce = « aoe sien Wirt ove, oc ‘ K, Main , rm Malls ane - = PATE : ‘ : “yt mn ae — n ‘ ‘ ‘ ~~GCULISTS AND AURISTS, OPTICIANS. | Se oe ion . whe oe OSTEOPATHY r - Li M " PHYSICIANS jam } o-D Sod 4 ‘ xg lees « Mow err et Bronx Investment Co. MISCELLANEOUS , ¢ ¢ o1k ‘ oats ; 813-814-315 Marion Bide i} : * ? ee suilding m f et 1 | by ’ i ACRE LOTS) THE SEATTLE t —~ STAR—SATURDAY, 8 +. -y— Furniture and Stoves The Greatest The noe We have a f Ihand. furniture, wt Chance . ait mp cas is Just thins We ean do but of ma very a) ‘ t we ha mat wed pay a bie iM ory large stock of a Red Front CITY REAL ESTATE. $600 $50 Cash, Balance $10 per Month Mon & w manie ’ ' HIOCUEA ainewe 1a ‘ ™ ~ an ' Moe : 1 = Furniture Co. |" $3 0 INVESTMENT: W. E. COX & CO. WANTED $250 CASH 10 IS A SMALL SUM TO | INVEST IN REAL ESTATE | EPT. 21, 1907, a ( ° FUNERAL QFRVICES ° a] Funeral services for Be remain ® of My Teukuno, the Japanese bank 6 or who Wag Ktruck and killed b & Northern Pacific awiteh engine, will be held tomorrow at 1 llo'clock, from the Firat Baptint| || ehureh The interment will be | companied with considerable pomp | || S28 coremany | While with a party of four, hunt ft A | ing in the woods near Post Gam- | te r vee Sea ron seth: ONLY FIFTEEN ASK ble, R. W. Smith of this elty, whe 5 nner, the entine ann | rooms at the Detrolt Hotel, yenter: - « owner day morning had his right foot al the ¢ nt ot a shotgun in the hands of W. Reese, the wounded man to Port ‘Gan was considerably smalier| pease and asked for ita retern. Ae he man was brought usual this morning Instead R and asked for t return, A Proy Bee fist adil * 0 mismated couples seeking — . ! », some 1h appeared in i riffin’s court, a Frances Kennedy, who applied for a divorce from Wm, Kennedy || stated that whe and ‘her husband * are serobate and perform in va || ville theaters. Some of the kym| || nawtic featn performed by William, | * |l however, were too much even for her | } Two years ago, while the couple! On the statement of neighbors ‘ ned that were residing at Ketchikan, she | that the girl was being starved to cent tht coun jays he foreed her at the point of! goon by her broth th De been livka from & revolver to sign a, power of at: | C08 DY der brother, @ young Daw |, | ne with oH, ‘. ‘8 & woodes thorizing him to sell |!#h woman named Marie Rasmus- | py " ortad ‘hopper, which she owned at | sen, living at Seve at, | the he humane aa | ©. He sold ft, pocketed |and Murphy Place in | #0 eve an potats sean | ods and disappeared, The | char this mornin i fa ‘ aa ta i graves. Wan dmantes Officer Vaupell and turned over to | de “Gr yf thou Minnie Smith was granted a di-|the custody of the police mre ' been unable | | ce from Hert Smith. The de-|until the case can be investigated. | c om» nt is & Hquor de Ac ing to Mrx Smith's testimony Sc NoasSc ht MEW STAFF AT GRAND OPERA OIE | (By United Press.) | | 4 ANGELES, Cal, Sept. 21 j that am Carithe who nla Angeles € ft by hi I Vowe f eine TT few b of the estate Mr CELEBRATE CHUN TUE A ‘ natown ts celebrating Chen Tue, the holiday of i moon, today, this being b CARL REED, ARTHUR IVES, uguat, according to the Manager Grand Opera House. Treasurer Grand Opera House, ca lar All day the -—— —$—$<$<$—$—— se extend their hospitality to trea f the Gram migrate, wishing each other a assume his duties as mar of the theater, succeeding D. G. ‘ perous autumn with health of Inverarity, resigned Arthur Ives, formerly assistant treasurer, ne and business welfare The will be duly installed as treasurer. Mr. Reed and Mr. Ives ere holiday is one of the most import well known to th ‘ons of the d and are deservedly pop ant in the Celestial kia ular. W Mr. Reed and Mr. Ives are duly installed no theater the full m 1 shines brig in the United States will have a younger manager or a night the Chinese forget old feuds | eememenrntemen mimes . and thelr enemies are transformed into good friends Word has been Spokane that elat ade Reat ave been i t of the ged by tt mmeree for A delegation of & in tonight than © before. Merritt Ree Ballard B F. H. Warford, ENTERTAIN EXCURGIONISTS. recetved rate preparations | BALLARD DISTRICT. from the entertain isiness men's am kane business More battrvesteos at the navy yard & week ag eee | G01 wh and wit alty Cor S ranch Mgr. GOING AWAY WENATCHER, Sept Ra GREEN LAKE be ~ WEST SEATTLE. |“ ) AND EAST UNION |" IRRIGATED LANDS PORTLAND, Charles H t the nor wa: UNWRITTEN LAW FREES SLAYER (By United Press.) Ore., Sept Reynolds, home. It required 20 minutes for the jury to agree. The verdiet, fok lowing an unusually sensational trial, was received with ping and cries of “Good! from the onlookers. Reynolds was a scout under Gen eral Custer and was married is Salt Lake to a Miss Lula Garret son. The couple came here from Denver. BELLINGHAM GIRL _ NEARLY LOSES HUSBAND men will meet the excursion train|® bathbouse in this city, was last n tte arrival and entertain the PiRht acquitted of the charge of raioniste during the stay jn/™rdering George Hibbins, or Her bert, a musician who came here re cently from Walla Walla GUARDING THE POPE. Reynolds set up the plea that he ov was justified in the act because Me | (By United Press.) Hibbins had destroyed Reynolds ROMP O 2 F ring riots © ng the antiCatholte feeling ype ie strongly guard ed both and night New President of L. A. M. NORFOLK, Va, Sept. 2 Stator | Ra Maboc of Baltimore was elected president of of American Manici-| #1280, sola pe grou to enjoy Fate plays some queer pranks satslestum. \aee but none more remarkable and unusual than the experiences allot to Mrs, Walter Coleman, unti Rode, of Twe tJellingha, 0 marrie a n husband 1 then located him again, all hin the span of seven days. The of the cot ich occurred in surprise to the Jegroom s even mo the her B the bride m home ar er folks knew ¢. The husband was d readily forgiving, the FOREST RANGER HAS MOST THRILLING ger William J. Ryar yw he encountered a serie ble ga w famished wild at 1 his ca « th 1 have leath i le left here a short time A LABOR UNIONS GET TOGETHER : (Star Special Service.) TACOMA, Sept. 21.—At a meet “ known as the Tacoma Trades ( « « and th Build T Assen in Swim Tonight ha wi In the big Luna Park natatorium Coliseum reserved seats y 1 s| Thursda ooo parents prepared the fatted calf, An elaborate feast was spread, and a large party of friends waited at the depot for the young hi He nance was repeated. and mother of the 4 a train and came » this city, where it was learmed leman had left his regular boarding place. The parents broke the the news as gently as they of the young man's supposed per Th ne «new Mrs, Colemam came Seattle alone and In lee ters w n to her parents that she had again jocated bet husband and they were living bap together —— with his work, little reali that he would meet with e st He encountered the the creek quite & ae was obliged to go fate | spot and remain for there fa mals sought the mpfire, am r eries in the aight p. many escapes trot! wa over narrow ledged ow up to his waist more open countty to the mouth of Chiwate 1 thence into Went ed While nted into one under Tacoma Cent general orgaae erican Federation t Scblenker of Labor Cowl tterill, business agent i} me rganization were was called upos ful suggestions for ® id formation rganization, “Stock Advances of the Coal & Improvement . « advances to 60 per share cash; 65¢ per share Oo it ent plan, at 9 olelock me r came and the pext night states J ally pas* defen oases om pe cm ‘ ns of are of ourt srerlook Georke who mim was the torney Hf the defer Rulek ba’ room the were ret of those witnes® ney want ind that day. When argument, trict att sponst bit The que of the $54 of the Lak again be b After the | deciared “nose for sential to erary bran ADMIRA ‘The gas: Dewey, ow been sold | men forme al Fisheris Edith, Th Emmo, ca Martin Ho Wedding not been a The craf of 21,000 , for Alaska ter fishing Operate in burg as th AUBURN Pa BURN ta “ca 0 President Will be held AUBURN AUBURN ion o ed to city for giz days. 1 } = Spring FIRE Capt, wi ompany N Ment, Wound Tow in the um,