The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 24, 1907, Page 6

Want Ads To Us nd We Will Do the Rest COarge foe one tnsertion, 10 por day 2 cente mnedy Drug Co First av apd Chorry MAIN OFFPCE—Seventh av between Unian and University Phones, Main 1050; Ind, 441 Aeouracy or assume responsidt ity for errors of any kind oc tleements. SOCIETY NOTICE nieed, « Stevens, Hi | ee. | Kans” district ; vy claimed that the In-| | BT. LOI, Oct. 24.—Aw predict | MIT#hip, made his trlp tn’? rene RANDALL pucinaiattti eee, le at spection being done by the insur 00 in these Glepatches exclusively | ondu, the lowest of the pee F ens o 1 #8 - : ance companies was sufficient. The yesterday, the German batioon,|n% , ° tt tk pring tap eerste er - wa inance will t maidered again ‘ ; he Arrow, walled by Bald cn Ton hy p faa next Wednesday night piloted by Lieut. Col. H.W. 1 Moede- |made the tip in'® minutes <ldwin y wt¢/Two Fine Half Acres! University Double deck, has been declared the winner one, ~— + ~ os | ‘ oly) 5 « 6 s00c onal conte he Comet y ALL BUILDING TH ue WILL SET TRIAL | af the second international contest | y,/ To “ot sailed by Horace On Mond he bifliding ind layers, — bulld * Remember date “ Riise we re place and It you tn ornamental trees, o ae ah oe with Uhe beat TF We“ Brown, x nd Wood! one b car line on jooD News FOR Pubsanity Adee | Telephone Them l per line, Seven word, to the line, Three times, one cent a word, One gonth, 6c per line Minimum charge for an “ad DOWNTOWN AGENCY BALLARD AQENCY-—-P. H Mullen, 821 Ballard av. opp. City Hall. Phone, Ballard 306 The Star cannot guaranteé curring in telephoned adver 1 private | ee Gissstomnrncetonmkoupeammains oy intone the. tise ‘ & United States, 625.29 journey agai | “LOANS AND MORTGAGES. | posed before the fire and wa . SI WaA dad the ct Kalnet the — . — . : committes last night the proposed ber half before orig: |, Wanted oan of HOO on modern | 313-314-315 Marion It Will Pay You sew city ordinance reguiating the OR NAG thelr races, The ships w afi ou At PAS os, Care mar, oF Build “ installation of all electric wiring in | Hi Guhad Weeas : at fiveaminute Intervals, ut S133 © and see the finest tot in Green | ng: oune Representatives of y United Press. ir Heachy, in the 8. een uilding 5 ' new hous 0 the Beachy ine Pheumatism ebenity, stit! rewui tiny tien or sen, stomach trouble, ney disease ceeaully treated by German Osteopath, Dr Peldinan. Poor people free 7 orgs, 26 27th Ave So. wear Jackson ; jo Jectson strest car. Telephone & t Wanted—Strong bey to wages Puget Sound 2238 Ninth Ay HELP WANTED—FEMAL Wanted—Good reiabie giris over Fears of age, steady em nen fific Coast Biscuit Co Ind. phone Green 122 Wi wl ein to Goat 3a = te, it tt ae SITUATION WANTED—FEMALE. esbihuate —_— WANTEO—FURNITUR idea Furniture Co iB 2383 or ind LOST AND FOUND. Lost—A gold band ring between Y: Featork ot y and Ninth Av. on Broadway and street car line To rece! ure to Carder & Co, 1208 Roy st Found — Oreen Lake FOR RENT—ROOMS. A CARLOAD OF GENRRAL PU ro} MAPLE 9TS ETOWN. > ei First; Main 1924 One goot milk cow Lunn, Kirkiand, RF. Sewing machines at a b Roth. oT Firet ay. hone A 1s BUSINESS CHANCES. For the best investment in the w George B. Campbell, MD hours } = m to 5 p'm., Su ointme Glasson fitted OSTEOPATHY Dr 8 DB ¢ian, 804 Arcad third ‘ h f Onte also ilcenved ph @ian and Consultation Rates re PHYSICIANS. Women's Diseases—Dr John Dr Gulte HiT Biel Bide, 1807 Becond glish setter pup, in wood: ner can ha ae ie a Mifying and paying expenses. C ok ts or Red 116 . Hi 13-2 ND AURiSTS. R HORSES FOR BALE AT WOOD PE Ara bigs. BACKMAN AND GBoka ~tt Dr. Dalton. 496 Arcade Skin and gen fte-urinary dis OPTICIANS. ATTORNEYS AT LAW FARRELL & Dt York Dbiock: gener law rations Bankruptcy, abstract €. © Piper—Huseand end wile, cla damages av 7 Mand HL Block 712 First av Auguntus Armstrong, 110 New ¥ Block Wi? New York bia i REAL ESTATE DEALERS. 7 DMM 7 FRED ie pen. 1 Room Entrance Colman Bik ADOLAA BEHMKENS, ti Block ~ DYEING AND CLEANING. Ports If you want o- | AVE be a meeting |Meattte Branch—O V. Molt, Mar tt) for all me: mh a0" Bai ; SECURITY SAVINGS & SAFE DEPOSIT CO. / 7) 3ar === |1BIG TIMBER RESERVE ee) Beeiea| THROWN OPEN THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1907. money TO LEAN, { FARMS AND ACREAGE, ‘BRICK B U | L D | N [tj west iainst Mount Vernon ~ r “ _— 7 aa - —_ io ovember 5. maak cad eke” tae opty Lito on terme of 400 down, #10 p A nooting Is being held this aft “ cw : Month. b ny nous And. | FOR MARKET i om for the formation of a Glee mth wiser ub. ‘ Valley Cit. hee Mrs 2 lp insite tatiana Times HELP PAY, ? Vint 7 antl creer en? | A one-story brick bullding wi war i " o ny aC oF | Ce Ne ~~ Jerected on the north wide of Hi | tan @Pivion from Corporatign 3 ‘ . i ‘was ee |plage, at tho corner of Firstha lope! Bott Calhoun filed yeuthr V T-YERRES CO. a : y rh for the market stalla now opi [BhyFartoMon with the city eng! ie , y x Hoth Phoies |e anh deep, and jing there, The building will UO| Beek it fe held that the@troot « oe J rag MONEY r Ealines seentkiy Te. ta jcommonce@ by the first of next) @aganios crowsing Fourth ay, and Wisk “wit Merson. week, and will be finiuhed in a few | those with franchives on that av nll * ee 408 COUMAN BLE days. The frame building for the enug will have to help bear the! eee . , : GRY WEAT ESTATES pulses mug came dng of te’ “excavation’ ond NEW OFFICIALS Takes First-Prize in the International Balloon Contes bridging necessary at the intersee oe i; Feat wean” “MY {OF eecunaney ong ge Maninons amen ana Yee) ARE APPOINTED, —Dirigible Balloons Have Their Races~-The Re. | | AT THE LINCOLN HIGH RESTRAIN AUTHORITIES, bl, ame F of Important changes | sults, | Tho Team Owners’ assoctation | few days among loval Great North | Honey advanced salaried pe carding MONRY SAN ON a BON-ACCORD REALTY & LOAN @1T AMERICAN BANK BUILD! j lyeaterday secured from Judge Fra-|ern officials, W. D. Beott, super-|* * * & ee we ee we we He) Anjou. Frene j ™ ne eye FYRArROny fe CONVINCED The Lincoln bigh sehpo! football | ter a temporary restraining der, |intendent of the Cascade division, | * 8 Hlloe dg Ade as _ ane TAT Arm Te ER RION SOLOING. = Wo" wely hte RVSine AND |toam is training hard for the game | prohibiting Chief Wappenstetn| with headquarters at Everett, suc. # OFFICIAL REPORT #|7:46 a, m., October 24, 678 maa | wm —-- oo A with the Puyallup high school Sat-|from making any more arrests for! ceeds Superintendent Brown, with | ON BALLOON RACE. &| United States, Amer 675 sailes, loaned salaried ane VaND jurday, The Lincoln toam t# light, | infringement of the elty ordinance | headquarters at St. Paul. The lat | ® Ms (e. Amertonn, landed RX Bees Savings Bank ye but hard practice is making It fast.) of last September, which regulates |ter succeeds Fred Forrest, superin #® (By United Press.) * B66 miles ae Ow AbDITTO! and IU expects to beat Puyallup by | the prices to be charged by tran# |tendent at Spokane, James O'Neil | WASHINGTON. Ox , i. Besiich Joine one of the parks let te /a comfortable seore fer companies; The order also re | superintendent of the Kaliapel divi | % The war de A faa ame phis, O7 6710, nm mt Le and | Feared ie property om the market to. | ‘The dedating’woclety of the Lin-| strains Judge Gordon from fining | sion, relieves Mr. Scott on the Ca® |® the following computations af wie, ln Ane day coln high met last night and decid: | persons found guilty under the or | cade division, F. B. Ward, genera!) ® the exact distance traveled by #| om patees eoay | ed to hold a preliminary debate | dinanee manager, with headquarters at St.) the Jeadi taliene th the el Dirigible Races, ferme. Confidential #, A. Newton Wednesday, which will result in| Paul, has resigned, and in succeed y | Yesterday af People's Hank bide “ | 3 ‘ . * race from St. Louis Pom * ‘eule afternoon the snl : 4 team being picked to represent OPPOSE ORDINANCE ed by James Gruber l@ mero, 876% inlles, Isle de #| balloons, cach to make ivan | = 7 . “— ® France, 870%, America, 738.68, # | Mights of one and oneh - nase » Be » Bleetric company op ‘“ ne-baif : Bronx Invest mentCo. CITY REAL ESTATE. The Seattle Klectrte compan TS lomphalt of tt mileg, * a, an added starter, on the first flight, bug 1 Bennett cus 18 DEPARTMENT broke dows Near Race Track Corner, $1,500 - oa | tor the Jamex Gor The case of Ernest V. Cowell, of | | i i }San Francisco, against John 8, Me | (By United Press.) |The Pommern covered a distance PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK OF |, This propert x \ by wood car ser ent | ‘ IBET pretty | Mullin, brought for the f e of] VANCOUVER, B.C. Oct. 24.—|of 880 miles, ‘The reports of the| The Strobel, third sway, a, 0006,0005 oat | just have two left, end they can be had ning inside, same ro. |recovering & controlling Interest In| While betr maded with freight! others are as follows e firs ind trip safely, but FT Rated SEN: | tor a6h0 “apiece 1 terme $4,600, LA CPlthe Tacoma and Roche Harbor /at the Can Pacific railroad < ped as the Ankeny Isle de France, French, landed ompany, will be set for a/dock last night the Empress of} : “ - e finieh ine and the by Judge Hanford next|China sank, a port hole having|"¢4r Herberteville, N. J.. at 1:10) made te wan disallowed. ». The water rushed|p. m., Octboer 23, 860 (estimated) Second Flight Off, | Lime : City Real Estate Co., “chante sousna courant, — [hearin }Monday. ‘Testimony in the case | been left I : Alases Geass Thas been taken before Special M in and be the situation could | miles | The flight was called ne, : . ———-—« | tor in Chancery Roger 8. Greene be co h the big Hner slowly) Dusseldorff, German, landed n because tne alr craft aid perie RicKERTON . * linted gradually began going| Dover, Del, 9 a. m., October 23, | the #6 FIRST AV. FRIDAY LEAGUE MEETS TONIGHT, | down. engines were taken to | 700 miles In the third flight, at am Med t St. Louls, American, landed West. | Beachy » the airship race but at a eritical mow 1 fire alarm was sounded | minster, 6:30 a. m., October 23, 7 Sede, two deautit $100 each), f The J nese-Korean Exclusion afternoc making the mile eee ate loagu bold {t# regular meet-and they were forced » leave. | miles. one half arse to windward ing at the Labor Temple tonight Gradually the steamer's fires were| America, American, landed near|return in 4 rainutes 40 seconds put out, and the Empress sank at} Patuxent, Md, § a. m., October 23. There nearly half tide he main deck | 720 miles. itors. Jack titer ably iw atill about ten feet above water Abercron, German, landed at to Beach was second in 6 min $300 Cash Divers will be sent down to close| Manassas, Prince William county, | ute econds, and Capt. Baldwin, d - the opening and the water w »| Va, at 7:10 @ m., October 23, 720/!n the Arrow, was third, i 7 mie orth P seod_and Sew {you tm pe ) ut. Many of the crew had | miles tow nds Bail | BG. BICKER . — — pes, walting too loug | ee seecsemeoee= = fi Phones, Main 1001 : The Grand—"Checkers ext ok, | . of the veusel The bel Irving in "The Girl | freight will be greatly damaged. | Has Hverything The Seattlo—S, Miller Kent fn Chinese Attempt Escape Raffles Next week, “The Heir VANCOUVER, B. C,, Oct. 24 to the Hoorah When the Empress of China sank The Third Avenue—“Ten Nights last evening the Chinese crew {} @ Bar Room.” Next week, “Bea | made a desperate effort to rush “DENTISTS. Dr & J. Brown, 112 Firet av. par lore 1-3 Uh bieck. Us ple Rownce that he te now giving bie person al attention to his dental practice and | onew from #10 a om ¢ dally; Sundays from #36 to 12 * by and dpm ¢ LL may am STORAGE, ir con Lights. on shore 1 get out of the con e ~ a The | *—“All the Comforts tro! of their officers By sharp, | Homeseek ers = the ,Hole-="All the, Comforts Pac’ 1 Beles — quick work the Chinese were sur By United Prese. I totte to a nearby saloos £108 First eve. or 220 ted eve south | on The Coliseum--Sulliven & Const | rounded and Imprisoned in an old] ee A Ore. ~. 24.—| falling through the y Sh prea Phones Main #86 "Ind. 4s or A8e Ca dine’s greater vaudeville. The Chinese believed t —— jaiee ne's a ; Harry M. Logan, a railroad en-|"I'm sho meueiere Ane Rumete. | Investors ee ory ag Pantages—Pantages’ vaude they were offered an exe? | gineer, residing with his famtly on| Logan was a member of the saan : ——— | ville | opportunity of escaping into | tra | The Star—"A Day at the Races and ‘vaudeville at, Ww iene, Baw ot Chiness shot and fatally Masonic fraternity and was 40 years rate s cgmadign Panitic | Wounded about 1 o'clock this morn-|old. He came to Portland my anadian Pactfic | ig on the Fourth st. bridge by a/ Pocatello, Idaho, and had LT M .. Rye, Kar, seca Rite Hidg Moura Sundays Lett This Is for You con a Ww Threat. Nese} | The Lyrio—Nine vaudeville j must pay a jlone highwayman. The thug had from the trainmaster of the Oregon " Bye Rar oka Bidg Main Sle New four of five-toom one-st go gen Baer antago (me ordered Logan to throw up his | Short line at that place fo Omaha, | emis | on 2 ground 160 feee . ‘i . . hands, and the engineer in reply bis efficiency and faithfulness 3 Po PHOTOGRAPHERS’ SUPPLIES. | “re ent ey See One OS We made a swing at him. The hold-|a raiir¢ . were mentioned HO Mite me Seas sicear Gar tek @etue te : te we, geen 4p man then turned and shot Lo leaves a wife and two ebildren, : at featt at se bie © First PATENT ATTORNEYS ri Parent | + years tn | gan, one bullet striking him above |trace of the assailant can be LICENSED TO WEO. | the heart and the other in the el-| Logar at & o'clock | thig Willan? tala ied Seeaaal bow. Logan, barely able te walk, | morning i er, Lat ae es eS d and Frances Regan, Monroe. (By United Pross.) vash.; Arthur Hans Pohl and He LYNCHBURG, Va. Oct. 24 \ mine Anua Charlotte Huhn Te. Quick work by President Roosevelt ‘ Seattle, Eleon Ci b and saved a boy's life yesterday. The : Millicent Getsert t | president was standing ow the plat-| é jform of hin car Magnet, which was IRTP BIRTH RECORD, being hitched to @ passenger train 2 Birth aie senteneien dn while the rest of the train turned -_ a Wyre. Fears A today 99) cround in. the yards. A boy, up eptaila Motteler—To wite of A. K Mot, {noticed by anybody except " the] | onal Land Co. Wis, George W nee en Mutual ABSTRACTORS. “Dooth OWNiiiiesey Menterd Abstract A new S-rigm colina, pantry Co. ena pr hageimset ‘of Hat. ts 3 bo. Sat Deoement, close t+ cance! and AL. fursteh lot and build f.reom | 4. : iath 8 crawled under the pase ~y* a Bed mth av, Octo | onger traiu Take that age Winton—To wife of W. Winton, | there.” #houted Roosevelt to the ah ES 1808 Court place, October 20, 2 \t#inmen. The wheels started to! Steve Kilsick ts dead and Jobn | Police son * move close to the youngster, when |Golar and Joseph Miller are seri- | patrol Amato—To wife of V. Amato,|"* *8# “tagged out ously wounded as the result of a era] other emergency officer 1311 Jefferson st. October M4, a drunken braw! which occurred in| rushed fr police . ’ « ? |the Fountain saloon, conducted by and the coroner notified. The daugbtor ar “GRAFT?” DON'T KNOW | Tony Simich, at 314 First av. 8., loon was ordered closed and |shortly after 10 o'clock jast night. the witnesses taken to DEATH RECORD. WHAT IT IS SAYS RUEF| tec sresteree. who copeere tc teve | quarters “ ais ’ limes Gate fA 1 wit cottage. lot and dulld ¢-room iwe porches gloeet a i ank Bryant sad 1 reached the scene. Beh MILLINERY, preeariaatityrra mmr et LEE, SE SST, GONE Stylish millinery at lowest prices | Mra 1601 Fourth ave corner Pine sireat —tt MUSICAL. Owner intros [ber of lots E SEeEESEtE pe gash » etic geemanrragerainarcasiemeenatens : , Lillan Fisher, voice. 3 Holyoke Minch ae sn deal |been unknown to any of those in| A young Austrian named = ee PRS —— Wore Heeraeres ere ie omg |the place at the time, escaped Zolac was arrested in one of SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 24.—Abe| through the front door with the rooms above the saloon an Ruef is officially on record as not | revolver still held in his hand, and {dentified by Joseph Kepper, © knowing what fs meant by the| wae last seen going down First rine cook, as the mam j words “grafting” and “graft.” The/ay. 8. done the shooting, but later fi n boss has expressed pro} Kilsick received a bullet in the police were inclined to believe found Ignorance on these subjects| mouth, which passed into the this was a mistake, as te in a demurrer be filed in the su-| brain, causing instant death. Golar tenders and the others perfor court against the suit| was shot twice. One bullet passed loon at the time are positive brought against him, District At-|through the right shoulder and Zolac had nothing to do will torney Langdon, Auditor Horton] another inflicted a scalp wound. trouble and «Treasurer Bantel by Daniel! Miller was hit in the jaw, the bul-) The m O'Connell, tn which the latter|let coming out near the lobe of about s of age, di wishes Horton and Bantel re|the right ear. The dead man was khaki trousers, dark coat strained from paying the salary | removed to the morgue after an in-| soft hat, and wore no t Warrant and Bond | vestigation conducted by Coroner Kepper, who was fo «xe W. Lippman, who,|F. M. Carroll and Deputy Coroner says the man was of alleges, was ointed| Harry Arnold, and the wounded height and wore a short & conspiracy in which|men were taken to the Wayside He was at the front door PATENTS. Nishida—T. Nish 37, October 2 Ue pital. T. Mura, 44, October Providence hospital Emery--Infant, October 33, Bal ard } ANCE G ACRE TRACTR : Phone Main 448 920 Bae fe eetetiete nenteeee easy walk| ROBTON HAKHON BXC nd FARMS AND ACREAGE , ; 3 nt ! Candidly — Mr. Wage Earner, you must admit that you would be er i Fie FE ill gee ion and Ruef were concer sergency hospita he m re assed, but as Oe ahead in the game if you had deposited regularly a In hi damutie to the eats " cpa dba ie tan held the revolver ia /aiaan “yalaage of your earnings in a Savings Bank. If you Ruef all that is Crowd Attracted, Kepper made no attempt 0 08 have tried this plan, our urging is unnecessary, but in that it ¢ The report of the shots tnstantly him { you haven't, we are glad to offer you every facil ther wh attracted an immense crowd, and) All the men mixed up in the member : word ‘grafting’ used therein within a few minutes Sergeant of shooting are Austrians. member, . _ We Pay 5 Per Cent on Savings GEN. 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