The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 31, 1909, Page 7

a Si THE STAR—SATURDAY, JULY 31, 1909, OND FELLOWS ASKS, FORTUNE To REAL ESTAT Continued. : oy WANTE! goed eh rrnoemg FOR SALE—PURNITURE, Continued. oo’ Folding ory RECORDS servo cortnee fa esting am Yee HE \ “ee ‘wn m Corsta Ah ww fruit poem, wow, fh Phircken Me Sale by Owner |" J Baltd potty ie ia Turner Park $100 Cash en ttth ay goed view, grade f only 91.100. . DIXON & CO Bae taia Ave Pay raom THE OWNER iboasoxes ADDITI ; ‘mow att from terminas ak Eaewrurben | or tnt ay a once t REONR, Sareea eth and Hh ave NW | Reach "Room tiv. New Werk idg. | UR Steel Couches Special $3.50 No telephone orders taken, and not puches Io one customer WOOPHOURE & PLATT FURN 419 Pike Bt food furniture ay, & snap make offer ( ~lattenda: and the ontire city will move out to| * od 621 Pine We it you have Quees A py pri Yorman, 484 Hpier bi HE Beeond CITT AND oc od per © 1800, for tong outs, Pitoston Ps 1.400 private mow ®. BO. Pa TT Bupire” mag wit wane lowest relos Confidential m, 008 People's Hank Bh ala: ra yore Bide LIVESTOCK, —_—_—_ Georgetown Avction and Baise Babies, berese, harvesa vrehiciag bought ee aa) sieht Ghd Bronemce et Georgetown he = poten Es oan RY The Maniy Hoarding and Bale mt for ane Ei ieee Rat ~~ Goed, sound team Loans of draft = hoeress| 4,200 lta, with harness and | largest of the season TD BHEAK ON SEATTLE OA Business Houses Will Close Their Doors and Entire City Will Move Out to Exposition Grounds. “Tit be there” is the slogan for Seattle day, September 6, when it fs anticipated that all records for will be smashed to bits, the fair grounds, Practically ev ory large business concern in So. attle has agreed to close ite doors On that date, furnten its emplo: with tickets to the ground —- celebrate the occasion to the full oat extent, Over 6,000 tickets have already been spoken for by the buw Iness houses of the city alone, and doubtless the number of tickets sold at the grounds will be the rest on record by far, The at tendance will undoubtedly be the It la hoped to have an even larger attendance proportionally than turned out in | Chicago day at the Chicago expo sition, On Seattle day the slogan “I'll be there” will make Beattle day, Bep- tember @th, 1909, the big day—the record-breaking day of the entire exposition period. In order to bring about this result, the wndersigned have agreed, on the above named date, to close their reapective places of business and to furnieh all em ployes with tickets admitting them to the exposition grounds. & Clark Co. L. Moe FEA PRES BIG CELEBRATION PLANNED! FOR MEETING OF SOVER EIGN GRAND LooGE, A large number of valuable oupe and $8,000 in cash prises will be awarded to cantons and teams from the subordinate lodges, en campmenta and Rebekah lodge, that participate in the drills and] degree competitions that will be Ld | feature of the weasion of the soy erelgn grand lodge of the Independ ent Order of Odd Fellows, which in this olty from Sept The committee having in hand the arrangements = for distributing these prises hans finished tte la bors and the completed program has beon sent broadoast, in order to insure the attendance of aa many of the famous drill team of the or der as possible There iy @ total of $3,200 in cash prises for ton drills, two cash ting $700 for the ’ tant degree, and two cash prises totaling $1,000 for the cantons which have traveled the | greatest aggregate number of miles! to reach Seattle. A battalion drill in which each battalion must Include not leas than three cantons and a full comple ment of officers will be held. There is @ gold medal for individual pro fietency tm drill, and many other coupe and cash prises for the various branches of the order which will enter the competitions, assuring one of the most important programs of team and company drills offered jand her husband were very happy | ide. | Mra. Lowe, who is @ striking beau | |ty, was formerly an artist's model, | jand that her husband's parents ney. | mained for an hour, and with clear GIVE UP HUSBAND ‘The Bprest here of Kdward Lowe Hon of a wealthy and promt \ehigan family, on a charge | prtion and nonsupport pre fe by his young wife, reveals a of parental interference, whtelin the sensation of Aberdeen Lowe's parents, {t appears, came half way across the continent hop ing to persuade thelr son to leave the woman they did not like. When they refused to give their daughter inlaw $50,000 and to place $50,000 in trust for her unborn ehild, Mra. Lowe, jr, nays that trouble started, culminating in her desertion by the man, who once loved her, and his arrest for nonsupport | GOES UP IN AIRGHIP WITH BEV. EN GUESTS.-STOPPED (By United Press) FRANKFORT, Germany, l-Count Zeppelin landed 3:90 o'clock thie after noon, having completed his trip in hie alrehip from Freideis- chafen in 12 hours. Before landing, Count Zeppelin man. for an hour above the sing the airship to make various intricate move ments, Parents Booiety Leaders, Bdward Lowe, jr, and bia wife came to Aberdeen about #ix months ago from Grand Rapids, Mich where Lowe's parents, it te said, are leaders in soclety and the own ers of extensive properties, The junior Lowe clatma that his parents had out off his allowa and that he came Wout to make his own way in the world, He obtained employ ment in the Hart Wood mill, thin olty, and Mr. and Mra, A. D. Wood gave one of the most elaborate re ceptions of the present sea o introduce the young Michigan couple to Aberdeen's select social not Mra. Lowe, jr. BERLIN, July 91 pelin, acoompanied by seven guests, lin the Zeppelin U., left Friedertohshafon at 4:40 this morn ing for Frankfort, for a trial exh | bitten Count Zep airship Salling high he passed over Gele | Ing shortly after 7 o'clock, then | belng ton says that she 240 miles from his destina. A threatening storm broke at this point In his Journey, and Zep The story is that the young] polin, directing his dirigible down conded to the elty, He re until Papa and Mamma Lowe ar rived in Aberdeen from Grand Rap ward, or liked her, It ia stated th parents came West hopin. a the! ing weather, reascended, and [10:46 passed over Hellbronne. won from his When flying over Ulma the count ponference, Mra Lowe, | dropped & mensage directed to his and, knowing that her|wite, tn the communication he husband's folke were trying to sep }wtated that the wind was strong, ate she and hor “husband, she) put she had no cause for foar he determined to secure am-| Near Schwaslbischer the vossel ple momentary provision for her) wes compelled to descend neat self If possible, earth because two strong counter at Anty Drudge Saves Valuable Lace. Mrs, Housewife—‘Hete I've boiled and rubbed this lace and the coffee stains are in it yet. I’m simply afraid to do a thing more to it. It looks weak already. I guess it’s a goner.”’ . Anty Drudge—"‘Not if you will take my advice, But you've certainly given it a cooking. Take that boiler off the range, fill it with cool water, rub the lace with Fels-Naptha and soak it a short time. Then rub it lightly and rinse it, The stains will all be gone and the lace’ll look as good as new.’’ “Boil until tender’? is what all the cook books say. Boiling makes most anything tender,’ even hard wood. And that's precisely what boiling does to your clothes. Makes the fibre tender. Then you arn eae Eo emma wonder why your clothes tear so easily and wear into holes so soon. | uelehing Asked $100,000 Settiement. alr currents wore encountered ¥ To that end she says she asked | A® the huge cylinder sailed over her father-in-law to give her $50,000 Cannstatt, Captain George dropped oe; must eel} thie weet at any Bes) Stiller, TT First south, or phone! te te sebooi . = Caine is-ten AGAIN acre of fine land; 10 ear and 30 mine ty: tema $26 cash and 10 i Feu Rothing ie a8 ral Building. District 3 lots ready and wat ren. # as ‘Terma, ersity District maine in, monthiy co, OWNERS, Wide Ine y Cheap and NEW three reas. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, So ee Witt take let worth $1,200 on sew home, modern, seven roome, worth 04.184, qlese Ip. Part can remain mortenge Ad dress 402 Fifth av J. GB. Wht trade $70) equity in metere, close| in Dungsiow for lot near car. 619 N. doth cs Stee) 4 12.00 per high. eighty the beautiful chewe Qdout one-half the ty. Price Wit! exchange artetng dtetance Meatare; also legal dercription. im, Ballard. tot tm Beattio for acreage feat Give par wow ue Classified Directory. AKCHITECTS. ee whe ABSTRACTORS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, TO nea AnK i ak r mh, 00 Y . Bo Mititager, » t4: Goorin. a0 Powpie bicYcLEes. eee = to Bptnning’s for bterele is CHIROPODISTS. BOOKS AND STATIONERY. “P.O Took More hIy Third ov CONTRA! Vain Wever, ors: foundations basement ited "Phone flard 18x CLAIRVOYVANTS. ams eieg bears os Se Perey Grant, most relia aver Lecky charms givea Tit Pours ee hem oe ~ | Beadin: bor, 111 ne five-year ter Will take dry, Main 404. Ind 9 BUY—FURNITURE, ~— es ab # avction p é aIxTH Ave. iS THE HiGKKeT runs re ORL Genii Prices bali M291; ton woe. ANITURE, | Prices Sy Gar ar euntract, Me DETECTIVE SERVICE. D AGENCY eth ina hers "SN BODE. ‘tus jaca th a SEER Be dn ot Toiilog Uw Deiagiive Agency, dig.i7 an Tramenad tion ee. ml Thy jationn ste Male i bon Bn th Ron olde Loum K erleninal ings Dank DENTISTS, RB J. DROWN—1 am tates on ali high clase Ul of slewwhere We ental war HAIR GOODS, — Awitches still on sale, 616 Union HA, MAKERS, “Wie iia Karannvahs LUMBER, Gedar and opeuce tember; complete Jonnwon, 1420 First av. &. Mal nn MASSAGE, Electric, steam and tub bathe years present location. 114 (rear) Unt Millie Haydi, 214 People's Hank Bide OPTICIANS, vi now ental work Mtar about Fire, —tt OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS, PATTERNS AND MODELS, Weattle Patiorn nd Model Works a Chicago Decnrat “ Ge. Firet clase ting and paperhanging) reasons painting and pap boost, j National Bank Canadian Mank of Com Mate Bank of Aenttic . Inc & Malting Co Meteon & Post Lumber Co . Beattie Coal & Fuel © Western Dry Goods Union Raving The Rhodes feattie Meet Co... Albert Hansen Centennial Mint Co "| Tithe Trust Cx ef California ” * ” Wasbington Iron Northern Rank @ Trost Standard Furniture Co, Bar Silver Quotations. NEW YORK, July 31.—Bar silver is quoted today at 60% cents. ‘The CHICAGO MISFIT PARLONS itoe WIKAT AV. Wonderful values in M Tailor-made Uneailed-for Su Overcoats, Cravenetion and Tro: L sore A fine new line of M Furntenings, Hats, Cap | Cases, Also Full Dress Suite for rent. SARL) PATENT ATTORNEYS. a 7 Paul A Telbet, BXPRAT Mutes! Lite PHYSICIANS, Dr. Dalton, ektn diseasse 495 Arcade “Dr Fucker, Ceion Views ina Wile PHOTOGRAPHURE’ SUPPLIES Anderson Supply Ce. 111 Cherey ot —at PRINTERS, rinwe “seattle” Hoth "phones Sati. "™* Helier Printing House 168 Seneca POSTAGE STAMPS, BECOND-HAND CLOTHING, ‘We pay highest prices for escond-hand ond gentlemane etothing. (ire ete Kowo, #118 td. tite SHOE DEALERS, peony ae ae mg ooid” of George The best mene aod Hausen, This Pike se SHOWCAGES, — ayers” in Pirie faa’ fT “Veeton, 1608 Fourth av STORAGE. fer, Movin oe, Main —. SS SE TRANSFER COMPANIES, ~_—_— Ind tome to move, try the Lio Co; contract of hour wi gre fetes Mala 626 Bunest, Cc 2008 Vernon pines, urniture and TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES. Like Aah hl eh Mid felt te pn We ee Boppy, oo tts) ¥ Thook TAILORS. a Leonard Budd, P. Neilson, Central Bidg ~~ TELEGRAPHY. ut Tolegraphy ttle, Wash port instruction. expo grounds or wirelens; wotlon. Wwirelow; Our location tuat TRLEGRAPHY; f+. rt TmLRGRAPITY: rt TRLMGRAPHY pert f Our ing « phos 4 M4 salt around pupile aasl aroun, Our (eae . wh earth earth, paperhangings tinting ond tinting, ting by der or contract, Cl ting Co. 406 Benoa at, Phone Wireless pupils wall Wireless @asy to learn “lintent, trying to destroy you? This is a rich fleld for explolta-} 6 IS THERE A DENTAL COMBINE IN WASHINGTON? WHY WAG DR. E. J. BROWN AR- RESTED FOR PRACTICING DENTISTRY WITHOUT A LIV CENSE AND NOT TRIED IN COURT? Great principles evolve out of small incidents and the class inter eota of each particular class com: |Charles E. Rogers, telegraph editor | mission. pele that class to strive for their! own material interests, The Dental Comb bold and brave ite identity. Not has made) and to place another $50,000 tn trust for her unborn ba! This the par onta refused to do, Mra. Lowe, jr. Seserts, and soon after they depart ed from the city Since that time tt has been ru frequently that divorcee pro: cosdings were contemplated, but t ‘Was no surface indication of trouble until Lowe waa arrested Lowe asserts that he gave a por on of hia earnings to hin wife-—at loast half—but that he has not bad regular employment, and that he been handicapped by a shutoff oy hieformer allowance from home. Ho haa been released on $500 bail. PULLING OF TOOTH cd PORTLAND, Of, July 1 of the Evening Telegram, died late yesterday of blood poisoning, re sulting from the tooth. extraction of a} He wan 43 years old. Pre} only haw It kept dentists out of and Vious to entering the newspaper buat. | & note describing the flight GHINESE WOMAN HIDES IN SEATTLE (Concluded.) ered, and the mother and daughter | were moved to @ small village out from Hong Kong. There they were | Closely watched During one of the inundations of the rivers which occur around Hong Kong at certain seasons of the year, Mra. Chin Lem and the girl had a harrow escape from death in the muddy black waters that surround jed the small hut where they were virtually prisoners. After the waters had subsided they ventured forth, |and almost the first person they met | Was a Chinese woman whom they had known in the San Francisco it was through the help of this friend that they eventually | encaped | | Escape in Disguise. In garments brought to them by driven others from the state, and/ ness Mr. Rogers was a railroad man | the yo little Maggie, who was not only does the combing say whol|in British Columbla and Montana |St#ed a8 an old grandmother, was shali and who sball not be allowed to practice in Washington, but last woek, by a boycott of one of the largest dental manufacturers’ ex- hibits ever made in Seattle of modern dental appilances, the Den- tal Combine has outdone all tte for mer achievements, because now all dentists in the United States will know that my exposure of this com: bine was founded on facts, The Dental Soclety held ite angual ses sion in the Broadway high school this year, and the dental supply companies refused to put thelr den- tal is on exhibition fn the same building where the society was hold- ing Ite session, because the society desired to prevent all advertising dentists who do not belong to the soclety from attending the exhibit or buying goods, so the dental sup: ply companies were nicely quarter. ed in the Commercial Club rooms on First and Columbia, right next door to Dr. BE. J. Brown's offices, and the society dentists refused to attend the display (Oh, Joy) and be benefited by learning all the up-to- date methods in the science of mod- ern dentistry, I attended, and evory assistant dentist in my offices (seven) attended this wouderful ex- hibit, and it is a fact that denttetry has been revolutionized within the past five years, and every dentist who falled or refused to atiend this exhibit is just five years behind the times. And some of the Seattle society dentiate are fifty-five rears behind the times. The Dental Combine of Washing- ton has evidently served its pur- pose and it is time for Washington to have @ new deal in the ad ministration of tte dental law, as woll as many others which | would like to mention WHY WAS | ARRESTED AND NOT TRIED? It will be remembered that one day not long since the Seattle papers announced that Dr. B. J Brown and several other dentiats in Seattle had been arrested. They had been taken to jail when it was too late for them to get thelr bond that day and would have been com pelled to remain in jall all night only for the sound jndgment and discretion of our most able sheriff, Mr. Hodge. Not one of these dental cases has ever been tried and these arresta were made for the same reason that the Dental Combine re fused to attend the dental exhibt tion, namely, for the purpose of de stroying the reputation and business of those dentists who were arrested at the instigation of the gang How would you like to be arrest: ed every few days and be put to the inconventence of tting up your bonds, remaining an hour or two in jail, and then having It heralded through the public print that you had been arrested and locked up? Would not this be nice? And then how would you fool when they re- fused to prosecute you and try your case? Would it not appear to you that some one was, with malicious tion for our legislative Investigat- ing committee, and, belleve me, it will be brought to thelr attention and later a telegraph operator. He was @ prominent member of the Masonte fraternity, FOR HENEY'S RETURN nl ) BAN PRANCIRCG Tuy 21— Francis J. Honey, now in Alowka, enjoying & vacation, will return to) San Francisco in a few days and | will take an active part in the pros eoution of Patrick Calhoun, accord. ing to the statement District At) torney Langdon made thie morning during the progress of Calboun's second trial From the begtoning of Calhoun's | second trial Langdon has been con ducting the case, assisted by Assist ant Distriet Attorney O'Gara. HE WANTS A RECEIVER Jeling by night, the Journey back to was led by Mra. Chin Lem, who was painted and trimmed with ribbons to appear very young and gay, and thus the escape was made through the village to the home of the friend There for three weeks the pair hid, while Chin Lem bent every ef fort to find his wife. When the arch had abated they ventured search had abated they had ventured forth, and in the same disguise, trav Hong Kong was made. After a few weeks of hiding there they continued to Shanghai, and were cared for there by friends When they felt that {t was safe to travel again, Mra. Chin Len and her child doubled back to Hong Kong and took passage for Beattie. It was not until in sight of land that they removed their disguises For several months the 12-yearold girl had worn the heavy shawl over her head and had walked with back bent and tottering steps, and the re Hef she felt when the straln was over was pitiful. She danced around the deck and sang and langhed, passengers aaid. Chin Gee Hee, the rich merchant George R. Lewis this morning filed complaint in the superior! court asking for a receiver for the Alaska Minea Security company, | with offices in the Mutual Life} building, doing a general bustnens| in Washington and Alaska. j He also asks for judgments of $3,263 and $7,311 reapectively, alle ed to have been granted him by Now York courts. 8, I, Silverman) is president and Nelaon W. Parker| secretary of the Alaska Mines Se-| curity company. | STEAMER SINKS; | CREW IS SAVED (iy United Press) HOSTON, Joly 31.—The steamer Howard, Capt. Chase, from Norfolk with a cargo of coal, has arrived in the harbor with Capt. Ernest Ander son and 17 men of the crow of t stoimer Kenosha M,, sun\ off Fi Inland Hehtahip. For 15 hours before they deserted the-steamer the crew had thanned|from taking her back to China. |from him and was to be deported | jarms by Mrs. Higelow and others | lan attorney, and will Inatitute legal and financier, sent a cablegram to the immigrauion offictals when he discovered his daughter-indaw's flight, saying that Gong Oy had de serted Chin Lem and that she was to be deported when she arrived. The trmmilgration officials, however, stated yesterday that they had re-)} celved word from the American con sul in China that Gong Oy was Amertean born, “We knew Mrs. Chin Lem was a native born American,” anid one of | the officials yesterday, “and so we | allowed her to land, despite the ca-| blegram from Chin Gee Hee,” ) Despite the cablegram sent by Chin Len to the immigration of ficlals that his wife had run away! when she arrived in Seattle, Mra Chin Lem was recel with open and hustled away to a safe place, | She has secured the services of proceedings to prevent her husband | LARGE How else will you get your clothes clean? Fels-Naptha dissolves and loosens the dirt in cool or lukewarm water, without hard rubbing. No hot water, no boiling, in summer or winter. It’s such an easy way of washing; makes the clothes cleaner, whiter and purer and they wear twice as long. Be sure to get the genuine Fels-Naptha and follow directions on the red_and green wrapper. A MILE OF WATER LOTS Navy Yard City is alongside of the Bremerton Navy Yard and has one mile of the prettiest water front on Puget Sound AT OUR EXPENSE We are taking crowds and proving to them that a large profit is inevitable on a small investment made in Navy Yard City lots or tracts. cle Sam is spending millions of dollars on his navy yard, and the early investor will reap the benefits. For a short time only we are selling AND LOTS uP On terms of $4 down and §2 monthly Certified abstracts; elty water in and paid for. We build homes on easy payments. You can get lots of work in the navy yard. Call at our office and go with us on the fast new steamer H. 1. Kennedy, leaving Colman dock ten times daily fifty minutes’ ride. To accommodate the crowds who wish to go with us on Sun day we will keep our office open this evening til 9 and Sunday morning until 11:16, Bremerton Development Co. 106 Cherry St., Ground Floor, Call or write for maps and prices PIANOS Little Used Union Savings & Trust Co. of Seattle Ss ———— | Capital. ...........$300,000 Surplus and un- divided profits .. 40,000 What a pitiable object is that man who has not one dollar ahead in the world— not even one dollar. Miser- ably dependent on the pass- ing circumstances of the hour, No excuse for you— save something. 4% Interest Compounded Semi-Annually, JAMES D, HOGR, President. N. B. SOLNER, Cashier DIRECTORS; Ferdinand Sehmits, J. D. . man, A. B. Stewart, C. H. Bebb, Tt. C. MeCormick, James D. Hoge, N. B, Botner, CORNER 8ECOND and CHERRY STREET Drameches at Ballard, Georgetown and Renton, thespiinps and worked for all that! The Quong Tuck company. of wasein thom to keep their craft} which Chin Lem te the bead has aflodt;” but, seeing that the water) been warned that It will be held re war fnet getting the better of them, | aponaible if anything should happen Capt. Anderson ordered all hands |to the woman or her child into the two lifeboate that had been; In the meantime Chin Lem cannot lowtred Into the sea, A moment) return to Seattle with another wife, after they pulled away from the|and #o he ts waiting, In Hong Kong, ulde of their steamer the Kenosha) the result of his frantic search for went beneath the waves, the missing Gong Oy. SUNDAY’S A.-Y.-P. E. PROGRAM LECTURE, RABBI KRAUSKOPF, CONCERT, LIBERATI'S BAND, CONCERT, DUKE OF CONNAUGHT'S BUGLE BAND. 1,00 p. 1:20 p. Gates open ‘Clan Fraser, Highland musicians, various grounds. Concert, Liberati's Band, Music Pavillon Lecture, “Marring of the Marriage Bond,” by Rabbi Kranekopf, In Auditorium. parts of 2:20 p. 9:00 p. in due time. EDWIN J. DROWN, 718 Wirat Av, ALWAYS ON THE JOB, 4:30 p Duke of Connaught’s Bugle Band, concert and drill in Amphitheatre. 46 p. Concert, Liberati's Band, Music Pavilion, Slice after slice of satisfying feeding bread when Excellent ou is used Chickering & Sons ... .» $235 Crown .........$240 Geherd ........$190 D. S. Johnston . .$145 Sohmer Kelso .. $110 Marshall & Wendell . . Easy Terms Without Interest. Cline Piano Co. 1406 Ist Av., Seattle