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

BURNS WANTS GO ) rrive and wi fight John (By United, Prove ax |sen On bie tetere pted a Alth ‘offroth would ke : “Bp € ) eon Burr fight ‘e > M rh day, be te of % any Dera eridltt > | wae a take a cuban oo ike that date providir rushes in with a $ ] ! loorge Memata, may appear ®t @ figat with oe ; yw ‘ oy ven by the Re x liance club, of Owkland, October © 16 in Low Angelos, but wi mmy Burne tn Oakland with week, and will make an s appearance if there is money enough in sight MESSENGER BOY Uke, and that package day the Grosa cloak house out to a bowse, and I had $17.60, and after 1 had ted the money I got on a Lake did ne ia to col EDDIE HENRY ee Office Boy oe ever been a 1 wet ive, and | wou wus aid not ois me a messenger again. \\ Wke about being a nny ncar. I had the money tn my peer Abs chee t 1 pocket, and after the car had went 4 tia little way I felt in my pocket te p atreet © if the money was still th ere: ran into each ot and I went and told the con are po street sian and he said to look around the car, Well, I did, and at last was sent out aw tt under a man sitting next te BEES tas to 0 bow > © 1 felt mighty glad when I gett, Dat I can't remembe und it P mame of the street On ve mt any money | wget sald to get off at thar ed yet, but there gad walk West {11 you come ‘ working there that did ae douse and the first - Ww be st a ar a a dozen hills he mensen, com Severs houses 1 walked takes the money out of the and I found ad the house y's wages when he loses mo: You do not have to carry he things very often, but sometim yon do. It's lots be to be an office boy than a messenger boy cneemeemnnein aeneen | While the average Seattle «© jh ong henner receive ¢ his diplomatic services to th« ie ringing up fares, assist ing old ladies to alight wats for — and giving out to keep an average in is also t) gation that a new motorman Is be ing tried ont, Street car at a motorman of twenty experience is Hable te essing when he gets started on a new run Every corner in Seattle, which a car runs, possesses motorman's eye, some little land mark by which he guides his car years finding past 4 fecelve half| When he wants to stop it, he grad the due him for being me y turns on the air, and when he Methodical in his work almost parallel with mark, he Was egpecially noticeable in nly throws on an extra nur Gs of Oid—about a week ago! ber of pounds i the car stops “aime the tncessant smoker who | with a sudden jerk. The first por : to Bia work on the mt end/tion of the show window in the ‘ar With @ big smoke in his Bon Marche, south of the entrance the re-jnear Second and Pike, is a mark “ormanifor the motormen who turn that a gen er. The first pi ot the en from the passencer easy matter to bring a On 4 corner in such a the Hailey bi for the southt stop on Che i mo The en B foot from the crossing. breathes fiery find out on investi mark ot some description that acts as a guide for the street car mantp- Thursday, 7:30 p morning subject, “Making It Worth While hs evening, “The House in Which i a You Live.” shane es SR AA HHH! Prospect—East Prospect st. and ue eter, supt.; 4:30 p in the Saturday Star * ™m., evensong and sermon by Rev tne Secepted after 5&1 C” R Gale; subject, “Summer ; . Priday afternoon * Snded F : *| Beacon Hill—-Near Beacon Hill REPRO ORR A He HHH | sncol: Rev. James A. Hent oem tor. Services 11 a m Congregational. school, 12 m.; ¥. P. & C rd and § Univer-|p. m: morning subject, “Charac J. Yan Horn, D. ter Building.” 11 a m. and} Youngstown—Sunday school, 3 Sunday school, 9:45 a.'p. m.; # p. m., evensong and ser PCE. 6:15 p.m: mid ‘services, Thursday, § p. m sabject, “Revelation mon, by Rev. James A. Henry Preabyterian Exper: Westminst ndway and Co |, Mablect, “Selfhood lumbla; Rev. J ™ Wilson, pas Rev. David Beaton, of Morning subse The Cloud and Peaches morning and the Silver Lining.” In the evening the pastor address the “Hadas Repub | sah Club recently organized in Smith,'club of young women; su 11 & m. “Woman's Mission.” 4 Cherry St 1 av. and Cherry m.; mid- Rev. W. A. Stevenson, Ph. D., pas Thursday 0 tor. Sunday school, 9:45 a.m; C (, Mason preaches E.. 7 p. m; 11 a m., comtnunion and reception of members § p a No; m The Bread and Water of m.; 9 Nard—Market st. and 17th junior N. W.; Rev. Elmer EB. Thomy p.m 4 astor 1 m., communion serv reception of members and er! ach | tism of children; 7:30 p. m., i ‘ 0 | Value of @ Hitching Post but Whitman av, near Baptist. nb, Rev. Win. ©. Kant rnacie—15th av. N. and Har oll Bervice 45 rison; John Marvin Dean, minister en Dp mm. s n Church Bille school, 9:30 a. m h y ‘ publte ila m theme ela to the student body oo the en Ineti eke . il, 6 tute y counc p j eve 0 The Cov “i: More battresnrps at the navy yard fore. than ever b PAID OM ALL DEPOSITS wntti06 Iw mors necessity demands it and in MANS Security for th. t ank devel this ality and tn Write for or booklet “Saving by Mais,” INST AVE OPPOSITE POST OFFICE RIPERIENCES OF A men say overreach | in the | the rear step wil! rest | trance to the New York block is the the crossing. | farthest a northbound motorman | Wil tell you that. | will bring his car when he wants to When little mistakes do hap stop m the same corner. And 80 the step probably reaches on ry corner in ttle has a 190) AZURDAYeOUTOB > ington Crime and ghe Rottenness JOHN DALY'S UCCESBOR ie fting company of Seattle, STompleThird and Cedar; Geo (By United Press.) nal Copper and Gold Mining ese: Cairns, pastor, 11a. m PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 6 FIREMEN pany of Spokane, $1 004 Poastmist versus Optimist 7:30 Westgate will probably be appoint j Thompson, ©. R. ‘Mather, LP m, “The God of My Life"; solo | ed to stteceed the Yate surveyor Kugene Denzel ist, Mra, Moffat @the Temple chorus general, John Daly, who was acc Mon in the @ploy of dhe Battie who Janufacturing company leader, Mr. BL. Park, will aing dentally killed yeuterday by falling | tre denartme wil eontta f $15,000 Jame hh West Seatt®—Rev, Arthur D.| . down #tatrs and breaking bis neck. | noey wate teens " wail ol I Emmick, James C@rpenter pastes Sunday sehool, | ‘ ~ ely duties cann posordits ! 15 p. mi gervioes, & p.m.) aub EL Jthe civil service « eden os - ot, “The Wieked Are Not So," B IEVES IN RUICK tna: nuttin cocumened — ao EAGLES GETTING READY Pot council, be paid for the time t ' P tarted rrinty Merten it Wh and] , Ley Caited Pree.) sbi. pu Toma BE deter arb ye (By United Press.) ia Wa tetne wali nie Hawt night a meoting of Beattle James; rector, Rev, H. H, Gowen,| SAN FRANCISCO, Oct, Se-An a tocal Compaby 8 ech A PORTLAND, Ore,, Oct, 5.—Tim:| fire that occurred in. the ‘ 1, Fraternal Order of Services at t: 40 4 m, It @ m. and | RouNcemMent If made by the Pacific practicable. This ts the firat time |othyY F. Burke, spec assistant to | gankin seehouse. Ju ‘6 warlt » the aréed ner 2 Bm: Sunday schoo! and tec: |'Tolophone & Tolograph. corpany jin the history of the company that |Attorney Genoral Bonaparte, ar-|qrenched with, water ead ame h hk held int te mite clans, 9:80. 8. ms morn |that word has been received from | the practice of welling. telephones |fl¥ed here today from Hotse, where,| ore th smoke, from wh ! : ne subject, “Filled With All thé | president ‘The 6G, Vail, of the |manufactured by the concern has | h@ bax been investigating the al-| contracted typhoid pnoumor He gw Pret gealyy ne Fuline of God evening subject jAmerioag Telegraph & Telephone | been instituted. It is expected that | !eged misconduct of District At-| presented a bill for $90, hie one A nm 0 v6 em ver Kneeling Upon Their Knees [company In New York that a now the new poliey will result In the |orney Rulck in securing the in-/for the month he was disabled, and | {2% w on arrangements. w . |paliey of selling telephones has | establishment of a rural telephone Gletment of Benator Borah The the payment was refused t — a er Firet—B Neve 1 Olly | been inaugurated service in all of the country dis | fe sult of the finding ha been a hes: roncway ane he It has been decided inthe future | triets of California, Washington and | Communicated to Washington | . mn Rev, A. Lx Chapman, pastor. GFY-| to self the telephones instead of | Oregon I conaider,” sald Mr, Burke, | NEW INCORPORATIONS loon 10:20 a mand 7:40 p, my fe that Mr, Ruick’s vindleation at the 2, 6:15 p. m.; Sunday achool, 126 prema pomp a “| of the special grand jury} m.; morning j My Bible to Investig ie charaes| (Star Special Service.) evening subject, “Daniel in Baby against him is complete OLYMPIA, Oct Corporation ion papers have been filed in the | fice of the secretary of state a | ' E. Acse or Carte roe OFFENDERS ———a. Cert! STRIKE BOTTOM First Chureh of Christ, Sctenftet | Certificate of increase of capita $12 Sixth, Services L'a. m. and | mista ty yg nls AE ae etl atock of General Lithographins sith S p.m.) subject, “Are Sin, Disbave | new if aty, Senttle parents re j|home to pick grapes for a ving night that body zw eter Claas - _ | and a eal?’ Sund school ec . of children | Slthough his parents were well able . yee cA. - " 2 they possess, get a better opportu . 6 Lb allow the city officia Oo F Wednesday, § p,m; reading rooms reason an being old to start . as ° thing . =o AC at 983 Alesha building. {nity for child study thas. does Judge [pee a nee 0 Kod not | Whether or not the boulevard shall! Tea is almost nothing; || MACHINES ACTUAL- Frater, of the juvenile court One more than 9 of 10 years old tos : ne b ootaernes all rma ho much we ight do you . . Tw » Spiritualist. day of the week the judge caste| Mercer island ts used in. many think there is in the taste LY SLAUGHTERED. Firat Spiritual Soctety-——Knights | aside the criminal and civil canes canes as last expedient by the “ . - } of Pythias hall, First near Pike; up for bis adjadieation in the au judge. Ogeasionally twg boys will $6.25 Set Russell ,, jor ite mene Lole F. Prior, speaker. Services 3) rior court, and devotes the day to get into trouble for “awiping” somes] i Weight is no measure for ™ Dm. and § p m.; after and |curbing the premature inatinets of thing, and then it will be discover Jennings Auger Bits oe gh ) Regular $25 values, now evening sub Reincarnation”; |development in youngwters, Friday |ed that the older boy led his young | sag only $9.60 platfortn me afternoon — by he stand ts filled with it er companion op, In aueh ¢ it! A. 69 Your grocer returns your mon Regular $30 values, now Mra. Jennings and evening by Mra bare in thelr teens; the old boy has too great an in cd ff you don’t Hke Schilling’s Best oats $14.40 Prior fairly big boys, overgrown boys and on the other one, he is we pay him 00h 4 fs naughty t who are ready to face Mercer (ula the two are a at ey esinaielneaitemesinienacsioning Regular $35 values, now 4 Miscellaneous. the judge, and is seldom the 4 1 both probably turn only $16.85 The Thec hieal Society, Boat sungate are not in teara when f men in later years i $ 4 tle lodge, 1420 Second—Sunday, &| they are req to stand up and t youngsters are typt Regular $40 values, now pm re; subject, “Principles | tell how they have en of the sluma, with little 4 only $21.10 of Ethics, Ancient and Modern,” b The youngsters ail ha fe & dread and mon's faces, betraying Regular $50 values, now Mra, I Bush of Mercer island, where quently ey undergo tn the 2 School of Miamination Bxan|one of their nur went, and r bread, and in such cases only $26.70 hall, Arcade building, 4 p.m. Wil | consequently they make all kinds Ko to Mercer ialand, where son Fritch will apeak on “Science of prom And, anger still, they got plenty of food and an od . terr e cutting and Prayer--The Good of F hey are li men of their word cation which will ft them later In Grand View ha and will tne “gen by Mra. Cobt They keep their promixes—that is, | for These boys have manly I sever 1 be t Firat Divine Science chy Co | 95 per e t of ther t t trea. nd countenances, and when tr But there ot lumbia college hall, f and k t epe to the e the judge talke te them privately Orchard Tracts p : 0 phir Ys my Agnes R. MoCart te ‘ 1 atte ce and jin his chamber and tella how much iverything | Services at 11 a mm; Sunday school ave ve jeations | better off they will be, they de rn ; ed mmediately, Come 10 a m.; subject, “The Faithfu whimper, and if they dislike nest and most producttve in in ‘this afterudon of : Sioward, per of the boys idea they never betray the fact the West. Every acre can be aiternoon even brought up f ing hookey Kindness has a deeper effect on made to yield $400 to ing CARDINAL WILL VISIT U. 8 | kehool; perhaps because they ¢ the youthful offenders, but in rare year, Splendid clin like thelr teacher, or thelr parents |—very rare—cases harshness must ful surroundings excelle annutelli Wilt Preside Over Eu-lare not lable to catch them, or be t And the judge must be water. Improved streets to be 1) § JOHNSTON (0 charistic Congress at |maybe they feel old enough to earn ful'in laughing at their stories, ee won ee SS aainin cae o Ue bd Pittaburg. the wo itv Occast ra Bourn may often spoil the en — pov — ro non Oldest and Largest Dealers. _ however, jud, must be passed tire alfpet of the ead ma ee _ on o ex the iB¥. and o tie bay ded io $175 PER ACRE 903 Second Av. Burke Bldg. | euch tw t away embering the vd ee a-16 the ste YAKIMA COUNTY, WASH, — a —! yente he stole smile twinkle, he’s Mable to see 1-4 te the ; Se chickens f m fet candy think the judge an easy one and re Me | ie 13-16 rooney sae woes and coe icon ee Pie BSUS Whe So | WASHINGTON IRRIGATION | = ety 94 ame , 700 | | RECEIVES EXHIBITS COMPANY PUBLIC MARKET | F. M. SPINNING | foom 20 Scheuerman Bidg. | Thee big mastodon tusks, taken 1310 Kee Ave Seattle, Washington. from Bold diggings on Gold #tream PRICES TODAY rie se noe as DR. HOLT | . el¥Ga by 1. A. Nadeau, director wd © ma this, morning was eral of the Alaska-Yukot-Pa oe e’o gg or pe : pe one remaining exposition for display during y. Sresting ov = . chickens 8 two the Light Cure. Con The best a tring in pound, a gh the 1 a Ww ica aa the City While Yo 1 Wait. wer 1 Ee 4 aK Fou DRY _ MMI anarrenscst 217 JAMES ST. conte and butt tvar to 40] : f . = 0-horsepower com- ag “+ IS BEGUN ; et ary dectine again -s We are showing the finest and A LITTLE FRUIT FARM. wound motor, spted wanton , i foree. Ce matoos plentt a ee }} most stylish line of $5 down, 65 a Month Par Acre. vher than 775, slow- ful Comt peared on the} Work on the four for the TOP COATS In tho famous Yakima dis ‘ T skefpenih:: Wala aide ; per pound. | Cascade Stee! Co. at Karlington was In the City trict Cultivated, irrigated, SPORe Prete a . Frutt ‘ apt gun Friday and within two or f planted and cared for. cashier of The Daily Cardinal Vannutelli Pa y.F wing are t ee months the plant is expected | THE TAILORED READY Co. CALHOUN, DENNY @& Hees be in full operation. The com Fourth and Pike. EWING, Inc, Alaska Bidg. (Seattic Star Exclusive Servion) Live ¥ will employ 160 men at the NEW YORK, Oct per Ib. start and will be able to turn out Vannutelli, bishop of Pale 1 work for the Bremer navy yard arriv nm this country in a ¥ the Moran Co., and other local cor ks $0 open the fourth eucha jeerns which have heretofore” had tle congress of the Roman Catholic per at | yon foundries at Port church in America, which will be a piece an Francisco, held at Pittsburg Oct. 15 and 16 Ibe, for 26« - which he will preside as tem 4 bunches for be. New Light on Sound. rary preste The cardinal will| Carrots, 2 bunches Tor be PORT TOWNSEND, Oct. &—A Archbishop ¥arley in New Corn, Ie to 2S per dozen, | bulletin issued by the United States York, preach at St. Patrick's cathe | Qniona, 2 bunches for Be. | |hydroxraphic office announces the dral, call on President Hooseveit Dried Qunions, 6 Iba, for 25¢. location of a hew red light and visit Cardinal Gibbons at Balti} Cucumbers, 16¢ per dox day mark of red and white vertical and tour the principal cities | Parsley, 2 bunches for 100, | striped on the west side of country Pues in to bo wer i. Wing Potnt, at entrance to 2 bunehes for & Eagle harbor above bigh Water mark box : — DISMISSAL ASKED ae AN ADDI ecru : a riley To Manufacturers : P: 0. Weber, on trial tn Judge | erat oa) sale: teamans Abs eemetoasoreres The following is a partial list of those who are building and about to build homes George's co’ charged with cop Spinach. be Ib How to build, ho ameverer in this, the finest residence section of Seattle— aplracy » defraud Miss Maud J Green Tomatoes i t Th ed . a we fe w yesterday through his atte Cabbages, 6¢ to } to insure © first ts of vital tm ; ; ; ere ask ‘4 ihe eourt to diggnten the] ‘Wenetshec ‘pecct to ance it nplating bullding H, F. Harper On Lot 11,in Block 9 | O. Ronning ..... OnLot 1, in Block 55 charge or iseue instructions to the $1.15 a box : ORTH wr oy ERN Mt Pua J. Worthington..On Lot 12,in Block 9 | H. E. Landers OnLot 2,in Block 56 at Be ‘te ae cod th ce ae is A oie *, tw FIRE ASSOCIATION has a depart LeRoy Todd On Lot 13,in Block 9 F. H. Browning On Lot 5, in Block 56 ho state statute to provide a pen-| bbl: cooking ment organised to discuss with H. Todd On Lot 14, in Block 9 | C. Waltz ....On Lot 1, in Block 57 lige gp was ‘sucdaee " manufacturers the megits' of dif ; : was taken under advisement. by ferent classes of constr®ction and | D. W. Harrington..On Lot 12, in Block 13 | D. I. Burkhardt....On Lot 2, in Block 57 Judge ivise a ning ‘arrangen a J. Hoberg On Lot 6, in Block 14 | J. K. Gordon On Lots 2 & 3, in Block 58 ant and protection against the : WIFE DESERTER CAUGHT. | ifferent inherent hazards Frank G. Dewar...On Lots 3,4_ Charles Tennant ...On Lot 4, in Block 58 Star S 1 Si ) ; ae oe . a hw pg and 16, in Block 14 | p J. Tennant OnLot 5,in Block 58 PHS sagt emis aga 4 AE Boron llgg ge Be T. B. Richies OnLot 2,in Block 17 | 1. H. Tenny ..... OnLot 6, in Block 58 Chris Morganroth, charged with n the depa _ * of automatic T. E. Dickens OnLot 6,in Block 20 Ff, Cosman . OnLot 3,in Block 59 te mer yantieg 6 ' tual cont and saving to be ettect. ff D. M. Carmichael. .On Lot 13, in Block 20 | F. B, Toothaker ...On Lot §, in Block 59 Hoodsport, where he ace Pears — 5 ber box; | ed in in uranee rates On the third R. Knapper OnLot 6,in Block 23 Anton Lechler ..On Lots 4 & 5, in Block 60 under arn at. He wa efore Gibectem crak apple 0 box. 7 well equipped n “iy aie ta 1 F. W. Beechwood..On Lot 7, in Block 23 | §. G. Chastead .....On Lot 9, in Block 60 over in bonds of $1,000 appea 4 mpkins, 10 ‘ vine but to supply the need. The Cc. C. West OnLot 5,in Block 28 | MW. Look ....... ...On Lot 10, in Block 60 ber r Blackberries, fc box hwestern ta th vacific coast > o Z ee rn | Coed s, We Ib Lore wntative of the faetary aut (iy E. J. O'Shea ...On Lots 11 & 12, in Block 29 G. L. Stager OnLot 2, in Block 61 supertor cou F f i ‘ ss — t 3 . | Tum mutuals, Advice on the James Gibson OnLot 7,inBlock41 |], P, Truax On Lot 3, in Block 61 Wenatchee grapes, $1.15 per box. | above subjects is grat d a tele ‘ , , CONVENTION ENDS Concord grape fe basket | phone om or poe ean wilt being T. Guthrie OnLot 7, in Block 49 | N. Anderson OnLot 4, in Block 61 The state conven of the In | Comb hone Wb. | you the services of a Northwestern F. H. Browning OnLot 8,in Block 49 wy J. Harper On Lot 5, in Block 61 glosed. lastnight y bapanet eee | aa Main 1458; Ind. 827 M. K. Anderson ...OnLot 9, in Block 49 | &, R. Charlton ....On Lot _ 6, in Block 61 at the Washington Hotel annex feces ab > : § 208 Columbia St ed L. Frank Brown...On Lot 10,in Block 49 | Charles Scott On Lot 7, in Block 61 Cove ee re laid tor 3 , oem 8, | toc oat Wienss hana Ol & G. O. Guy On Lots 2 & 3, in Block 53 Gg. G Startup On Lot 1, in Block 62 as toaw te Officers were | Clerk in the en “4° of M rag ong O. E, Brosseau OnLot 4,in Block 53 &, Cunningham OnLot 1,in Block 63 elec agg bee Won bidknen tee \teetmen i Dam Orange Edward OnLot 5,in Block 53. H.C, MacDonald ..On Lot 2, in Block 63 was elected, an honorary member |Donlan, charged wi W. N. Siblet OnLot 8, in Block $3 M. L. Burkhart ....On Lot 3, in Block 63 hnd Bverett w chosen for the some pipes from . Carl L. Narbom On Lot 9, in Block 53. O. J. Davidson On Lot 1, in Block 69 meeting place in 1909 are dee ok ane M. Sangfelder OnLot 1, in Block 54 | Geo. J. Lewis ...On Lots 2 & 3, in Block 69 patpommen teund H. E. Wilson On Lot 2, in Block 54 | H, Pederson On Lot 7, in Block 69 TED PREACHER HERE patroimen vd 4 > ie "g i ich admitted F. Van Dusen OnLot 3, in Block 54 | M. E, Day On Lot 9, in Block 69 editor of the Nash a sl ~ F. B. Cooper OnLot 4, in Block 54 | G. S. Hamman On Lot 6, in Block 69 Mian Advocate Non ~ , A. D. Price OnLot 5, in Block 54 | O, Ronning On Lot 15, in Block 69 of th ith ' ‘eth :a ard arrived | th elt P De. W tll preach $ ini S eal sm wa es TO OFFICIALS Ask Their Opinion—Then See for Yourself at Egan's hall, In the Arcade} 4. 1. salad. te ment , ad the Incident Take Mount Baker car direct to office in Park, All cars transfer. Only twenty MOVE OFFICE pig: somal ae dh Aelia ew pty minutes from Pioneer Square, and a delightful ride {fice the bullding fn. | Park and will leave the question te ie ais was moved today from the | the elty and cow Ormeere to: be M t h if Philli H ye of the city h the | settled D i C rcne Hips | floor on the Joffe ut ee OIL CITY SUBMERGED aniel Jones ompany Pp penal ama | SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 6—The |f TUBE, 18 - HORSEPOWER AGENTS MANAGER New Shingle Mili hoard of health reported today on || VERTICAL BOILER, GooD Office in Park at PORT TOWNSEND, Oct, 5A | the plague ation a8 follow AS NEW, AND WITH ALL 117 Cherry St | ‘seit heal end tinetaan a new shingle mill is about to becom Number of verified cases; 64 FITTINGS, APPLY TO CASH Main 2904 i wtructed 0; ” ‘ownsend my by death: ispected cane 7 ¢ £984. . 5 . yuo a. * . ro ut a by y ai, Pun ted en : IER OF DAILY STAR, 1307 Ind, 695, ain Ind, 894 | the logging firm ayden discharged, 1 Seven new verified | 7 23 on. The mill when completed will| and three suspected cases have |} 1909-1911 SEVENTH AVE | ance vo ea turn out 66,000 shingles per day|been discovered in the past 24 und employ about 40 men. hours, \