The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 20, 1909, Page 7

Real esTare Continued Buy & Home $50 Cash 7 $15 enth ery aN We iid American! ag postion Rare ee email ter Pre es Pasement. an! hours, THxiee ft ae. car oe I em ¥ Lots $200 eee ant 18 8 th iy 0. een te Hast Seattle. the com feeert of Seattle POeRLA YOUR wonnY LOW nit J Maine Bie Smiles trom eit} Wide P04; Male Soe y BALT cash prices in ae a base Bide of paying rent i RequiTe some Walk to car and t terme cash wn eats you * Central @ RBAN HOMn vir? red, fenced, + xe Sipet 10 Vanco |, OR Orewa» OR dou» - ah Garfield 91 Baceiler AN HOM) ito frutt,, ‘ oh i RRALTY moatly 6 "Peis me ove double in value 46 min a $19 CITY REAL ESTATE. Continued, ey GRIFFITH CO, PARK GRIF PITH CO, ALARKA ¥ Only $800 Cash A Cheap Buy ‘ A snap; in A aap 6 Snap Buy Something You Can Sell # away each month| University District Lots $125 On Terms of Ty the time ¢ you m™ have it paid om then & sav for tt McLAUGHLIN REALTY 1104 American Bank Bide Or Bad of Bastiahe-Navensa Park Car Line Five-room cottage of E sha, Rear 2h av, ONLY $1000; BASY PAY MENTS Hevera! tour, five and six room houses | ONLY $54 to 1109 caen, balance monthiy | INTERNATH ND REALTY NAL FOR A FRW DATS We wil eel) VIRW LOTS near expeattion and the TWO city perks for 1209 BACH; ferme 119 cash and $6 per mouth INTERNATION HOND & REALTY ANY mn Rank Bide 1009 Amerte BETWEEN WERETRR AND Hx @TA. LOTH bexite FRET. §fh 00 BALANCE 060 PER WeRK WINSHIP BROS Me COLMAN BLDG. 1LDEN AnH 090 $10 Cash--$15 a Month| FOR SALE.—FURNITURE PURNUTURR pana A Want to CurmiAh your Ih m oF add a choirs pleoe of fur THRAR PHivt rT ' . : ti $5.60 Be hed ; ‘ 1" W a oni : in $4.00 Aamt : A wete Or a, bal ie Above prices ar@ all on new . if are desired, ab ohalt pricge would preval RANGH PAnGAR $69.00 Majestic Range $96.00 ‘ i ' } ‘ is \t | He ? tho : ‘ i! #6 45 x $38.0 "i . tee ' te ' ' ' ‘ ' ‘ ho tis tor wharf PROIALA FoR TuRapaY. ™ At 11.09, specially priced ' priced rh | Linoleum, 960 to $1.00 grade, per equare yard rr | WOODHOUSE @ PLATT FURN. « Agents for the Fam har ter Oak Kang 418 Pike mt Main 2998 Phones Ind. 9008 Lith av, Capit aa. | um ‘) ; Hoarding ond fa J sll purposes, v sey milk cow phone Main « 18-80 MONEY TO LOAN. — ee MONEY FOR MALARIED PROPL. othere furnished spon their Without security; hes oftions in ¢ a 1D COUNTRY Loans on Setar ee etek A Ee at Soham on ne aa eg EC e and Cotumbta, ar " to "TT Bmpire’ mag a fruit treee: fine! ar public scheste, cash oF Call at 8519 Latona av. NR 4 were ow land, riek soll SHAR Cees treet valley and, \% mile from sation, naar big exw ad shingie “mill. ‘here purchaser can employment 4778, t . balance IT 50 per month ind chicken Gee Late, erate y owner, t-room modern ; bargain. $1.94% Lot | etm, Maer terms Pho Ww ————————— Modern five room eottagr, geste, bath, electric Nahte, 14.9% North Leach! par aT" Alder at Apply owner yas FOR SALC—MISCELLANEOUS SS EES #ASH AND DOOR BARGAINA Cress panel deore for painting, 1.15 Cross panel doore for earn Hh 60. Cottage front doors with fa raved glass and ornamental apron. ri Front doors tor medium priced howme only 148 COMPOSITION ROOFING. i-pty t 34 Ibe, per sauare, $136 D-piy. weight (5 ibe, per aque fe B ply, wetaht 46 Ite, por saeare. 11.96 ot shaep, Hight root. ot are not full wale! Wiltiams Co We no agente ant, $1.40 per gallon. 5 cans, 1109 pe Resvtitel eviors |Get our itttie book, | matied free Huy windows and doors from ws our own mill, sell anpone, ne n. from we Paint,” We ship price Malied pevat paid OB LAUNCH GIVEN A wok finish. peats plete "Yealar Way cabin fio First 14} few wnty ” corner new piano 606 ith © ar| Wor sala, ehenp, tee bom, 6% 418 Puget | | Market Co. at Public Market, Heattlo, oF Halland; phones Main 1976, a ion 1s-16} | aut a00p8 « a VAL Ve BACHIFICE an "WANTED TO BUY—FURNITURE, enna | THe BAGLE voaarruge @ AUCTION |coumen ov PIKE AT & MIXTH AVE, UNDOUDTEDLY PATS THE 1IGHEsT price ror gaeonD ~ yma ruRNL pony ae nM —rou em Bx Department Ne PURNITE nd gogds Highest prices o: a 1610 Tat, Mo 2882; Ind. 6000, Salary loans lowest rates t ARCHITECTS, je book howee, eottage 5 oe Ki ey ATTORNEYS AT LAW. ee ee a car Laure Dusbend and wt rh tthe nt Boome and Uaton plook, + First av. soe are ea tl Anderton & Dalley, $04 Pioneer ie Se abies | win! lavest im fret Ww ortenare | — THE TUES CAREFUL LOGGING STAR Declaring themselves In favor o! sveful logging methods tending to the preservation of young timber and the fostering of second growth | the firet annual session of the Pa eifio Coast Logging congr will Jeomplete ita sessions at the Hoo |Hoo ho on the exponitior grounds, late this afternoon, ‘The election of officera will be the laut business to be transacted Tomor ow the delegates will take the 8:0 Great Northern train to Mukilteo }to visit the Merrill & Ring lumber Sicamp hear that place The sesstons today were taken up} | by the reading of a number of care | fully prepared papers on he techni eal features of the logging Industry See the ie New City At Our Expense Hremerton Helghts is the place) that la being sold fast, be cause all who take this little pleas ure trip (at our expense) realise that a few dollars invested along side the bring In large returns tiful, highelasa reatdenc la alongside the navy yard an always reap the benefita of Unele Sam's large expenditures, It ts fast growing into a clty, ite olty water in the streets and pald for, At the present prices that we are selling thin beautiful | property for, we will give you al wo This beau »| Writton guarantee of a large profit t| in one year Terms $1 and $2 Monthly Seattio Homessekers' company are the owners. Seattle office, 104 Cherry at Bremerton office tn [the Oregon building, at Bromerton. We will show you all the Navy Yard sights in our free Bremerton. Our men leave our of fice several times dally and go on the fast new steamer H. B Kon |nedy. Fifty minutes’ ride. Call at| jour offices ane noe U8 ‘The CHICAGO MISETT PARLONS iéoe WInST AY. Wonderful values in Men's Tollor-Mudg Uncalied-for Buita Overcon’ ravepetios and Trow gers. | A tine, pew: line ot Men's Kurnlehings Hata, Cape and Butt Jao Full Dress Suite for LUMBER. | een nom od | Codar and eprece lumber, complete stoot Joheseo, 2426 Piret ay & Main 890 aie ae Seed Bisctric, steam and bathe, Millie Haya. 10 Peoples Hank ide NOTARY PUBLIC. Angus Tosiiner, 664 i wee OPTICIANS. 4 Ww Be Groguate vate iesee beose-Phobar nt ——| oerecentinw PHYSICIANS. = a ¥? Kirkevilie graduate 409 . th eed Pike Pheses PAINTERS, tinting snd | Contract, OF hes PATTERNS AND MODELS, ond Pear Fh tA. Model Works PATENT ATTORNEYS. a ——— ee 6 ROSS PARKER 6008 T Bim ind dame & Broons cominersé Patent Ath el we Mechaniow Liens & specialty. get rg are A as yeare im Bilttinger, Idabe, Weaning en, | cared polenta, f a b Ca. “ SMITH & KBLLY, 616-019 Colman Bide | mmr me raal ABSTRACTORS, me Hantord Abstract Boosh: § w Ce weak” pa! Phone Main 194 BANKS. — THE CANADIAN , 604 Pioneer Tor- eed ee tatae— | Sina, cart an is ont drewed so —— EO Go to Spinning’s tor bieysle bee | BOOKS AND STATIONERY. ~—_— ee PO Book More, 1431% Third 6 f Northern Bank Mh and Pike «t Phone Main 4 _SLAIRVOVANTS. ‘Adaline Lieya—Make no ond (hes oking advice of @ © tt pars to « Mt the bast ‘Coloulal Novak Tid tr rey Grant Lucky charma ais most relianle rene #hater indies only; oy Phone Kast 7968 Readings bur, 1216 Third av. & Detective Ag La ig branches Central hide “DENTISTS. BR J BROWN on ail high class de I am now giving cat rates a Ry a6 sleowhore in The work Rew ar about the HAIR GOODS. Awitehes still on ale. HA, MAKE A YhG0 Tate Kavanaugh, 1910 Firm, tt 18 t et MRSTON PLUMBING. Trivate home for imvatide; trained | nurses, reasonable; beat of o A ib 438 tad 8 Metlew De Dalton, shin diswasen 618 Arcade Dr Tucker, Union block Ind stig. =u PHOTOGRAPHERE SUPPLiBG, ‘Anderson Bupply Co PRINT 11 Cherry ot —tt ——— ee Trick ing gad Printing Co. Pike Tiace, Beattie Bot ierk Vielier Printing House, Seneca POSTAGE STAMP Collections bought end sold Scheoda 1408 fh SECOND HAND CLOTHING. hand clothing at hi >; Main 8998 M011 whose at by George men's and bo: pyseibie, prices, eo a6 “SHOWCAS Shaws Show Caso ( net work, 2218 Fit |SIGNS AND HOUSE NUMBERS, a, a mtg cae and iss Vourth av. STORAGE, Ted. ivan TRANSFER COMPANIES — ty the Lloyd our | work $26 Sunset, Utley, trans Nallard. Wepre i Typewriter ry “Taonara Budd. P 2m. Gonirai Hide. TELEGRAPHY. FA & B Louege of ‘Toleg a $06 W tind at Wire or wirel Our location just apie ¥. etion. grounds, METHODS WANTED) Bremerton Navy Yard will! property | will | and hae) auto at} |they have drawn and DAY, JULY 20, 1909, THANK ST OR. HELPING Tha WOM | Mrs. Fassnidge’s Friends Say That She Is Now Do-| Be Expected. no permanent hope can as yet be held forth py. The alr that clroulates through the bright pure alr, The songs of birds reach |her with the first warm sunbeam that creeps across the window alll She ts among friends, and if she never rallies aufficlently to recov she will pass to the | which no traveler returns, surround ed by sympathetic, warm-hearted people | More than $100 has been sub lnertbed for hor ald and with a part ot thie money modern cover the unfortunate woman's body have been purchased. More money will be | other things that will without doubt, be supplied Some Things Needed W. 8. Dunlop, of 3902 Orcas at who has charge of the milssion at Columbls City, and who so or jously offered his home to Mra Fi need ft, In a letter te day stated that ® pieces of linen that can and then burned are nee cloth may be Jet at Gay @ Lane way's printing office, at Hillman; Singer Sewing Machine company, The Btar to eete §=and be used ed. This} Columbia City; or may be taken to} | Mew’ Beott's home. Subscriptions mey be sent wo W. H. Murray, 301 Lowman building, or to Mr. Dunlop. In his letter Mr. Dunlop says ‘Mra. Passnidge still Hives and we wll hope, work and pray for her recovery Everything that loving | hands can do is being done for ber | Every appliance that can give re lief to her poor, tortured body ts being used. No expense tn being |apared to give her « chance for her life. The horrors of the case can not td be told or written—they are unspeakable. Are Proud of The Star, “IT have been requested to pub Mely expreas the gratitude of this} people to The Star for the noble nd it has taken fn the case, and! right willingly do 1 do #0, and I de sire to add that the picture whieh the story whieh they have made public falls short in describing this awful cane It would be impossible to convey to any one'a mind the terrible con dition that Mra Passnidge was al lowed to get into while tying thone 11 jong months at the Seattle Gen eral hospital, You must see to be Heve.” Mra. Beoll, who eo generously opened ber amall home for Mra. Al lee Pasanidge, is a member of Mr Dunlop's congrégation and many of r friends are helping her with this seitimposed task Mr. Dunlop will be giad to re ceive communications by letter or | phone (East 891) regarding om |ployment for George Fasenidge, ing As Well As Could} Under the loving care adminis | tered to Mra, Alice Fassuldge who. after suffertug for 11 mouths at | the Beattle General hoapttal, was re moved Inst week to the little home of Mra. C. F, Boott, 6224 87th ay south, Columbia City, the poor! woman is showing some alight} olgns of improvement | Her conditton ts #0 sertous that | but at least she is hap: | cheerful room te fresh, | land from | appliances | for the treatment of burns auch aa! needed and several | avidee at any time she should! KNOTS CUT TODAY 320.2 9% [late Governor John R. Rogers of Washington, died last night at ber | child ahead, buying them Uckete to | Vastnetem. Cid Met sie en MISMATED ONES TELL THEIR) Puyallup. Five years she has walt-| ysis, with which she wae stricken TROUBLES TO SUPERIOR |ed for his appearance. Mra. Covell six months ago, was the tmmediate JUDGES, now lives at Burton on Vashon | wwuse of death However, she had island, She aske for $30 @ month! peon an invalid for years past alimony to be pafd out of the at-| 4 ‘ tractive salary her husband is sald ed a Shipped to Washington nel te ba daviad Small Boy og itt. Poltgemas » the i Maine upon the promise that he Frances Zavolovekik was granted counters ie is all up « i would follow her, Mra, Winnifred 8. | a divorce from John Zavolovekik Village Policeman—Go her ‘ell Covell has waited five years for the this morning He has been tneur- ™,° Siewient.” (Ohan be l arrival of her hasband, a clergyman ably Insane for 12 years, Edith M. yenished.)-——Comic Cute in the Episcopal church Wright was granted a divorce from a orend In the meantime Mrs. Covell has| Alfred H. Wright. Ala Lewin was Handicap. | worked night and day to support given separation from Thomas A I've got @ diploma from cooking i herself and one child, while her hus-|Lawis on the grounds of non ut Sout bad abiek’ thats war i band has been enjoying a fat charge support and cruelty. Maude M. Wil mother didn't know how to cook i lon Long Island Yesterday she) son was awarded a divorce from when she was married.”— | filed sult for divorce in the superior | Richard 8. Wilson and Stella Payne | Houston Post : court from G. B. Payne, both of Ballard i She alleges she was married to) Frank Wallerlus filed sult for Dance Tonight i Herbert 8. Covell at Lincoln, Neb.,| divorce against Ethel Waillerius) ance at Dreamland, Seventh a i April 20, 1904, and later her hus-|this morning, charging abandon-| 4.4 (inion st. Admission free. * : band was sent to Maine to take a|ment. Ethel J, Alyott asks for pastorate there, In September,|a divorce from Samuel BE. Alyott Do you want to buy a home? See 1904, Covell decided to move to They were married at the Mare The Star's classified real estate J neton, He sent hia wife and) Island navy yard in 1903. | eotumn: 5 that would enable him to see his wife each evening. NEWS BULLETINS WABHINGTON.-The congres- sional conference committee today practically cofmpleted ite work on the tariff bill with the exception of matters in whioh President Taft is particularly interested to. FORT WORDEN, Wash—Last night the three forts repulsed an attack of a squadron. The manew vers furnished practical work for the militia and regulars camping here. WASHINGTON, Legislators from Washington have asked Gov Hay to call immediately an elec tion for the suecensor to the late Congressman Cushman BELLINGHAM, — Mra, J. J Edens, the first white child born in Whatcom county, is dead ELLENSBURG.—K. K. Brown, county attorney, is missing In the mountains, and a searching party has been sent to look for him. LONOON.—It Is believed that Joseph Chamberlain, ex-premier of England, ie fatally {, founded} upon the fact that he was visited wterday by King Edward. Tho king never visite Individuals unless they are at the point of death WASHINGTON.—Prealdent Taft) toddy nomfnated J. M. Parrish for postmaster at Wilbur, Wash GHICAGO.—In the wheat pit the| market clone % to 1%¢ lower than yesterday The market was woak BABY ELK AT A.-Y.-P. E. Four baby elk, about six weeks old, were today brought to the live game exhibit at the A-YoP. by L G, Kern, of Blk's park, Jefferson county. Mr. Kern led the little ant mals miles through the foot hills of the Olymples, carrying along milk to feed them, and brought them out safe and sound, The lit tle elk arrived ip rather a weak condition, but will soon recuperate 3 | with good food and proper care. CATALOGUE 18 COMPLETED, The official catalogue of the ex hibits department at the A-YoP. exposition has been completed by Director of Exhibits Dokeh, and will be off the press In ten days. The catalogue lists every exhibit oy the fair grounds, in exposition, government, state and county, and apectal bulldings: 200 ie ee i. MERE IS A LOST BOY way Inet night. The bill provides f French 7 ROBERT “FITCH'S MOTRER 18 for seats and an awnings overhead, | Inscription on the have of the ped nd art yan WORRYING AB T Wis where parties waiting for cars ma sca fale | bo sheltered bo honored | OIGAPPEARANCE | Bruised, But Happy Monument to Women, PAINS, July 20 A monumept to | bajjour auld J : women In to be erected in Paris : P thin being the object ot . det} fan i formed here today, the members | ming fron ‘ lies ing prominent in the world of let |PNEke Nis Koad jters, art and the army. “To the| riegende Blactter e WEDNESDAY’S A. “Y. P. E PROGRAM JAPANEGE BUILDING DEDICATION DAY. PACIFIC COAST LOGGING CONGRESS STATE MEDICAL ASBOCIATION DAY. WASHINGTON-OREGON—IDAHO-—BRITIGH COLUMBIA NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION, HOOD RIVER COUNTY DAY. ROBERT FITCH WOMEN’S PRESS CLUB DAY wiles Gs atic iain 7 BUTTE-ANACONDA EXCURBION ARRIVES vekin ell ws bin 5 ing m.—Gates open fre hia 2 \ en = m—~Paelfie Coast Logging Congress, train leaves Union ; depot for Mukilteo to visit Merrill & Ring’s logging [| #?4 his mothe io te & to 6:00 p, m—State Medical assoctation seeing the her bo Ar rt i OF fair y Hight t heard of the | fe r Sun Clan Fraser ghland musicians, various parts o} A the grounds ’ day morning a ce favor Concert, Wagner's Hand, head of Cascades by nding th to 6:30 p. m.—-Tlustrated lectures, Hawalian Dullding Robert Fitch the boy and he Tilustrated lecture, Oregon Building was last nec h nts when Model School Exhibition, Educational Bullding he left bis he = Harrison ecture on “Irrigation,” Oregon Building Entertainment and lecture, Oregon State Building st., early Sunda & for bis to 4:00 p. m—Exhibition of process of concentrating |) stand on Third av. and Pike st mineral ore, Utah Bullding where, in company with other “Bridge of the Gods,” Indian drama, students of |) he sells the dally paper Pacific University, in Amphitheatre “Robert has never stayed way U. 8. Life Saving Crew exhibition, foot of Pay Btreak from home over night before,” sald Conoert, Liberattt's Rand, Music Pavilion his mother this morning, “and f am Dedication Japanese Government Building #0 frightened I hardly know what to 6:00 p. m—Reception in Japanese Building, by to do. I cannot e he has run Hon. Hajime Ota, Imperial Commissioner from Japan. away. When he left home he wore Concert, Wagner's band, Nome circle a dark sult, white collar, red te Butte Anaconda excursion arrives, Union depot and a blue cap Concert, Liberatt!’s band, Muste pavilion “Shorty,” as the boys call him Washington State Medica! association, reception and had many friends among the old dance, Washington State bullding boys and his mother thinks he may Bridge of the Gods,” Indian drama, by students of » been persuaded to go with Pacific university, of them to get work of Fireworks, foot of Pay in Amphitheatre Streak one kind | some MAS. ROGERS DEAD — — i ee SEVERAL NUPTIAL | A yy \\ “SEE IRONDALE FIRST” ——THURSDAY—— THE BIG EXCURSION Day after tomorrow will witness the big outpouring of Seattle business men and women to IRONDALE It will be a big crowd and a representative crowd. Five hours will be allowed to look all over the big steel mills. It will be an in- structive day and a delightful day for all those who go. Anyone who has ever been to IRONDALE will tell you that the trip is well worth taking from every point of view. The hours will be convenient and the fare an unusually low one. You should endeavor to make this trip to IRONDALE Thurs- day. Here are the details: Steamship CHIPPEWA Leaves Colman Pier at {0 a. m. ARRIVES IRONDALE AT 1 P. M. LEAVES IRONDALE AT 6 P. M. ARRIVES COLMAN PIER AT 9 P. M. MUSIC BY MEIER'S BAND. ROUND TRIP FARE 50 CENTS!!!!! Tickets may be had this afternoon and all day tomorrow at our offices. More complete information about the big excursion cheer- fully given, we FUQUUTVUNQQUNUEQQQUOEEEQQOOOEOCOUOOOGGOUOOOOGUOUEOOGOOUNGGOUOOOOOOOUOEOOOUUEEAAANN he MOORE INVESTMENT CO. 400-410 Arcade Annex wt GY TTT Uf Tm nnn