The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 21, 1908, Page 8

CITY TO ABATE DUST NUISANGE Si Ade M. A gave Tank Cars to Be Run Over Electric Lines to Sprinkle!» Wm, MeKiniey Circle, G. A. R Streets During Dry Season—Service to Be Extend-| > iin) seiner \> 4 me . w 4 ; ed Gradually Pythian 2 ee | Herr M ' saniatod | M I y ! 1 ‘About May 1 the city of Seattle hitl have been covered In this way. | M ‘ e6 Will make a start at it wt off Hut there has never | BNY | oc Frida dareh ‘ . ‘ sprin gw done directly by the lin the Colu ‘ mi Ga Seattle Federation Women's Clubs nly ot having, The idea of having th t 1 ; ? the Sen treet railway Noes w \ inkle (he ts at general ex Pot iw led by the city, t 1 pe ta a hobby Counetiman | \ : a oO extend the sy hi season M who ha: » Ine } Ml ™ The work w yoa ar streets ia dictated by the |) a b Will be done nk ca by that means the largest ; he @prinklers oper treet of people can be we ; " fPallway lines. ‘ ca . at the least expense to the cit Acabes Ainisereliy Yeboimel Were purchas ~ y = Result of Long Effort 4 ‘ year, but arr © late in the me ; , Summer to be during the @ gegen of gee : a % : feason, It was expected, w » ; : : they were ordered, that they would y Bw rx _—— na i be put in the service ast sum. “+ 1 ‘finally ealend Cyele Singers’ ¢ ert Mer, but at the time they ar =e , ore I . ‘ tved there came a rainy spell and wre t needed. When the 5 , ed nd J. M . « : ere oe as the dry season ¢ ‘ “ aa sell Ma Peng be operated over all of th ' Z that tt Md hard: |v cerie linen of th . end wit wre Chas : e ty be worth while to Inst the Go a Bes yee My nde. Airteng Gertrude Cont b Mecessary standpipe equipment for |)), Bis . tent yf Naw Mr. A. C. Bia , x, them until this spring ouain weatare ¢ ‘ Jame I ‘ and i To install Standpipes. Ninety-five per ¢ f . w . * « Before they can be put In service | ple living in the city ride 1 feeien ta oehatine t will be necessary for the city less regularly on the we ar | ny 4 weg or tracks stand-pipes whe nent of “ R re can get out of the way € , ’ > mar traffic while the turing the : ’ : sta Ned. While the exact ank cars can re Bee ger gored ie: RP these have not yet bee urge measure, © » ~ preee Mise Adri One of them will probably t ar heavy trafft erta he |! : Piranond the southerly end of « wn tow « one out towards Ballard and prob- as effective f ' ably one in the southern ers, a ay of es. Sees | om agg of the city 3 ; k r During past Certain st x 2 . : re Bp: and paid by th well be the irst and monet . Way to Pike st. and 4 . more down town business . an u the asphalt district the f od 7 ore " : — <8 easy ™ of Saint Sac * 1 De NWAAA ext ke Frida : BITS O'NEWS fi Se Sem Ow cs a = i mS wit meet the f , and & e ne ¢ rs HE. Appleton, 2824 {igh jcita Us Entertained. Lady Elks, B. P. O. & and drive Delta Unestion Alumni of Se dy Elks, oO in : " ~ Ka eo» . Te Th “ ons Women's Tuesday Club a were the te « @flevboou, at 2:30 o'clock, in the B sts Tyesday club will pe gle ape Tuesday, Apri with Mrs.| Harvard ay. north, at a dancing May clad room Haggett, 6549 13h av. N. | party given fn the ballroom of Classic Culture Club. { discussion will be “Ori. | nm last nig The be ‘The €) ic Culture ¢ was en ental Rugs. was pret dec he ialned today at-the fence of | Desmond Matthes canton with * od ole ira Wilcox, 1101 36th 2 The! Miss Vera Desmond was married mhia Ke + . fotlowtng es program Waste M Stopete G. Matthe oz ate «a a vines given: Roll call of quotations from | Spokane, Wash. Tuesday evening ave eases Japanese poetry pape r, “Japanese Rev. F. 3. Van More. | 1 must mouth Literature,” by Mrs. George Law : an , >. Cos ted ea “Public Life and Leaders of Ja gregat eburch Frat . 2,” Mr Ifre¢ Me the Dew enlive aia Lawrence-Dutf ie bets wo and 4 ne eae isting M. Lawrer of}; . . vi Seattle Women's Club. MN. Di, and Mr. Reward | ene th net on The literary department of the f Pitiaberg Par cars| memories of the pleasures of col Seattle Women's club will meet at Thursday afterscon by|™ days to all moon with W. Rees, DD. in the Féderation of Women's Clubs. in the ty of the First Methodist Interest be topic of dis church eception and cussion will be Drama of Rob Friday even an teveite ae header Dr. J. D. Koehle to Lecture © Washington Rev. John D. Koehle, D. D. of - ae Chicago, wil give ship of Mrs. Saun wning May 7, in the re te church, on ot “A rgetion Dr 4 the f ving nnings, pr Mra Chas, M Mrs. Harry A club will meet Thursday after foon at the Lincoln hotel. An in Vitation has been exte t ) Gepartment to the club in gen for the afternoon The hoste tures, beg r will be Mrs. Madison and Mra. C ¢ ; * M. J. Love Frost, de tie peretary, and Mra A genera! meeting fe times in - Homer M. Hill, the past president " . bs for ter ogg ™ = te ' eal program in the Monday of Apr ’ t f Mre Rose H. Ireland Daughters ot Isis. meearaerion Missions ae The following program will be ren The Daughte will meet x oe an My ered ; Thursday at the © of M ya Paget 8 and wi Robin Ada Dw Huck N. Brier 16th a 4 . ednesda wr ar Georre 1 : Alpha Club ch The ever ‘i Mrs. I © Guidicelll, M The Alpha club 1 me the € the eter, es. 3 3 te first Monday of A dence of Mra. F HP Personal A ape pe nod ms The t 1 M. A. Matthews, of the First |M Bids Me Bind M mia be , ne . By oeagl s< HW Haydn i ap oer ‘ e th “e of the Miss Ciara Lewys. ainier Chapter P on aoe naburg, | "Bedouin Love Haw! The Ra hapter, D , : ae agg IT a will meet at the n 4 La Cloche s acne Lee Two G i in I M i n Studio Recital M Rowe He le Th da Evening ¢ ‘ Ho in the H i da evening \ and 4» Oo mt THE OLDEST BANK IN WASHINGTON. by the Sittowing = eg nol ‘ I M M M Svenson, M Le Pas ced ie dekmees TRAMP COLONY FOR ELECTION (By United Press.) Dexter-Horton & Co. BANKERS Capital and Surplus ey oe : COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS psig cvc Dh Rheims DEPARTMENTS. WINS DIAMOND MEDAL J. Wallac Lough, of Fremont we the diamond medal offe “dt NEW YORK BUILDING. SEATTLE. [ff] contest w er t Gren the Y. M andl 7 five sta 0 ki n THE SEATTLE STAR}-SATURDAY, ICE---JUST ICE---THE SECRET OF = JULIA MARLOWE'S COMPLEXION BY DOROTHY DALE & r 1 nd y know M jutia M a “ All w for the mag ' of se ' ‘ tA ‘ee q aim have | 1 j ke areat ‘ have ' prepare f h r ‘ and = mith and hw b « of ice w r ad ¢ f we 5 ne é ’ be ‘ ‘ing at egin | ¢ old wind b zi — t far ot heming th * ‘ te © of the wkit ~ WORKMEN INCORPORATE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 1 te me t fi one |< milion w me thon paeare { local building trades | *20°8 | on emp nay ne have organized themsetves store of tt a ompany kaeown of the 4 ’ 6a of incor n Ww filed | J erg, D. Ca at Olympia yeute he Carlson, ( The company Will enter the field! F . ' Carison, O. K. H ft one t employing’ man and Ernest F. Hogiund SHORE LANDS ARE OPEN FOR ENTRY The f the Lake Washing $18 ands recently platted by © laude # w the stat and ar aloe 4 ord with the A-¥ PoE. bills p by the last legis were # morning © county aed contract on tor and city eng Thewe i. thir 1 are now open f and pur maintx » to be paid two chase accordance With the terms equal annua! installments at 6 pe of the state law cent Intere appraised value of The lands th ’ ing from Laurethuret p to the old cit ted extend on the north m the south |ANTI-RACE TRACK The aggregate theese lands is $560,708.80, bri sding Lake Union the total, Inc KATSBURA TO BE JAPAN'S NEW PRIME MINISTER = _ BILL MAY FAIL : (By United Prees.) ALBANY, N. Y., March 21 With the flight over the track bi tn the « change the opin perts as to the of the fame ponents willing to bill will be ng the last round exisiature, a significant became apparent today in me ¢ legislative ex money th killed in the senate The ba uno te trac ab PORT ORCHARD ROUTE He loave men dal from for the U. 8. navy yara. *** CLOAKS, suits) MILLINERY Sold on Easy Payments Westberg & Childs, Inc. 1312 Second Ave MAKING MONEY In Two Ways At the Game Time On the Game Investment. OF BUSINESS BUYING UNITS PROPERTY Unincumbered Originated by A. L. Hawley and W. D. Wood. RENTS. INCREASE VALUE Rents entral Bust The Increase In ground Th average fr ‘ world and grow as stead aged from 17 per cent to populat and business | 36 per cent per annu grow during the past 28 year you t these Business Property results by he regula tema ’ f r eur 8 savings in Unite of Property (untr th greater quire . th il in ttle in valu y thing at To Kno Cali o THE TRUSTEE COMPANY OF SEATTLE LOWMAN BUILDING. About the Best Investment, Send for Pamphiet K MARCH 21, 1908 Ghirarde)). COCOA * FREEDOM OF THE PRESS STRONGLY ENDORSED (By United AN FRANCISC( the members of the supreme ben from erith such as has been hurled at m for thelr recent tion In the Schmitz case, which allowed the m was def ynanimo’ terre ene * * CLAIM BRYAN’S DEFEAT. ° (By United WASHINGTON Anti Bryan # clare today * tion of the # the Denver « @ ready been b * Using the John A that eee eer ae oght protect convicted exmayor to rom jail under as Vote democrats de A cup of Ghirardelti’s Cocoa more nourishmeni, wives energy, more sarength, than a dozen breakfast rotis, at a tion of the cost. Dor rotis but remember more frac. t quit eating LESS THAN A CENTA CUP Is made with scrupulous, con. scientious care and old-fashioned attention to cleanliness, purity, goodness and quality. No cocoa at any price can be better or more delicious. Your grocer sells and recommends it. D. Ghirardetti San francisco Company BROADWAY ENCHANTED BY THE WAY THEY TRIP ABOUT Press ), March 2 des t i ide olay resolution was bond, The ated by an ab trees Press.) March 21 the eee eee ee EEE eee ee ee tte ree STOCKHOLM PLANS | AN EXHIBITION (By United Press.) | SUL Mul STOCKHOLD, March 21.—The | (Seattle Star Exclusive Service government is preparing invitations} NEW YORK, Mar. 21.—Flitti to the na of the world to take | about the stage like a bit of thistle part in a fe exhibition in | down than a pleture of fle Stockholm in 1910. These invita: | and Adeline ( tions explain the details and full | gainty scope the show, the plans for which are now rapidly progre F SPECIAL NOTICE nounce to the publi former pa X that I have re tur op si adi in that line, that or the relation to the parts afte case, the eyes T I am much greater ac ervous all eadi treatment © charge P. 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