The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 25, 1910, Page 6

EE TEN ELE. MAPLE LIL RO A A 6 CURTIS STARTS OUT TO PHOTOGRAPH WEDISH | MORE INDIANS) {MEMORIAL SERVICE |: IS POSTPONE DI inet of Ba COST CITY $75 TO | DUCK FRESHMEN BISHOP VON SCHEELE amen | VISITS HERE (Conciuded.) " ‘ He's Pretty Polite Md 1 H hat i ‘ what he ' tood for a ‘ | na \ fl wn ‘ the | Bishop Kari Henn : 4 My tour is per i von Scheele, of the dio se In 1.250.006 | Dartly officta nid," M Visby, Sweden, and me | to refill the basin, |t the Philtppt ta, of . rikdagen, the Swedish parliament. | pis cost $ ti " r te ; . will arrive at Seattle Tuesday) woo ts going to stand the cost?|% " 2 A Law morning. In the evening he will It t part of deliver an addre in Swedish at} Children Will Swim. It I at r ow Arcade hall under ices of | a altian on the Se uy. | the re he 5 ‘ the Swedish Lutheran = av tebe gh “tto wisit th Gethsemane chu beggin “8 » [neat While here Bishop von Scheele} jury 4 at 1 a pe : “Will the battalion of the 25th will be entertained by an autoMO | rvard a b ; regiment, colored, now stationed at Dile tour about the city, the guest ki F tater ). | Fert Lawton, remain there ow of prominent Swed asked. | residents Of | bore ine Seattle. "| know nothing to the contrary,” |* John Erikson, president of the There will be & chartered [replied the secretary of war, “Th Pacific Safe Deposit Co, the Pa take children. and their | Weare cold have to stay some cifie Tribune Publishing Co. and ai the point | where, and they might as well be at vice president of the State Bank of |’ Seattle any piace else. They! Seattle, will entertain the dis |MENTAL FIELD DAY ie be put off the tinguished visitor with a dinner at retary wan his residence ON AT BRYN MAWR | sosius ‘Green, pres is Very Learned. | Seicta gins cats P ket soane ere i oye Bishop von Scheele is reputed to bing é 9 ov gee Ree gy bap ont pay Sa be one of the most learned men of | #000 thes ae eee aediee oni vit to © Sweden. This is his third visit to|* 2 arent it} Be Bed eng ‘America. He came this time as| {ake Washington and t is expect:|o fn € ts 0 Se -cupresentative cf His Majesty a be vs ashed "| a M [ae iain Tilinenn: <usabas oii pany King Gustav V, for the Swedish (yee oe. Nient mi le eng roe eh egy ye government and the state church | ag ert i = ore lape a | whet a oe » |the United States ar and | Dickinson, r f their forelen “ og igh onda gy een t the Hst of events would any | tour. | hed bags ord Pou Jul r wilt & Tomor North America, held at the August ayn A igtear yoni # uy. SCGTNE os wre Ndi ana oe theological # Ragen se oni ne gr sag le party will leave t nary St Rock Island, a “ The college ye is three deep] morning at 11 o'clock for San Fr A resrtnereRcsermamtend breaths with the eyes shut - Prather anges HENRIETTA CROSMAN Starting out with “word bldg."|General Ct © Béwardan Mrs as the program states, the lofty | mawards a Miss Beastie Edwarde AT MOORE SUNDAY | domes take on “thought-mind ex-|The party wil! tr also Mr. and pression, ‘botony,” joy, practical) Mra. Lars Anderson, LP. Clark Perey Mocha; 's whimsical com- | law, one-ness, realization, phrenol-| wcretary’s clerk. and George edy, “Anti-Matrimony,” with Henri. | oxy, success, physical culture, at-| Long. me necr. They will t etta Crosman in a lot of modish | traction and demonstration” for the) Honolulu. Japan, Ch -” gowns, will be next week's attrac-| first day. There are two other such | Sineria to Russia and F 4} tion at the Moore theatre. Anti-|days, and the survivors all get)return to Washington Getober & | Matrimony” is one of the most hum- | diplomas. | The Edwards party, which was @rous touches ever written about) All this will be done between also expected at Beattle, It le sup that old, old subject, and Miss Cros-| June 28 and July 1. posed by the Dickinson party, has| man is the artist to bring out all —_ \« ne on to San Franc! | BIG DOINGS AT | the fun there is In it This will be the first time “Anti el de gpee Matrimony” waa ever played in Se-| THE PRESS CLUB ! as oe, or attle, although Henrietta Crosman | ——~ — lequarety.on tap ef. Anea Move. has scored more than one triumph.| Billiardists and -other vaudeville | en Ng "ah comenscion hocek Her “Mistress Nell” will not soon | artists entertained and were enter-|the breath out of both of them bot be forgotten in theatrical annals in| tsined at the Seattle reas club | neither was hurt Seattle and her reputation in this | after the doors were closed In the _ role is alone sufficient to assure her | several vaudeville show houses of F. OF A. BIG PICNIC. | large and devoted follow |the elty last night gd 3 vi OL ours Cube gaa Demarest aint Tomorrow at Pleasant Beach “Anti-Matrimony” begins tomor-|Orpheum circuit showed shots on| worth of prizes for sporting row night and continues through |the Press club billiard table that|@vents. Take your families and the week |had never before been seon on it,|B&¥¢ & Rood time. Boats leave Col — | Leonard and W | tages, Jobn O'F G. N. TO FIGHT |Jestic, and Pringle and _FOREST FIRES | from the Orpheum gathered around the plano and sang songs and told| stories that made the club members | jeven forget that flood of musik foads of the state of Washington, | Which is ever rushing up from the held yesterday at the Great North-| myriad of instruments in the Etters ern offices, every mile of track| music house on the floors below fm the state will be properly pro} It was a gay time. tected from timber fires. The conference was called at the: HEROINE OF WRECK instance of State Fire Abe opal | MARRIES ACTOR. R Welty and D. P. Simond. chief fire warden of the Washing | ton Forest Fire Association, who| rde from the As the result of a conference of general superintendents of the rail (My United Press) have made extensive study of} SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, June forest fires It became generally known here The suggestion made by Mr.| ‘Oday that Miss Maybelle Watson, the heroine of the steamer Colum bia wreck of July 22, 1907, was qui etly married to Ernest M. Burnett a vaudeville pianist, on June 16, by a justice of the peace at San Rafael After the turned to the Berkeley home of the bride and asked for parental bless ing. This forthcoming, the public lying to| was apprised of the wedding. Mra. the northeast of the present city | Burnett was among the survivors of limits of Seattic, are ready and|the Columbia wreck. She clung to anxious to make Greater Seattle|a raft all night and saved another greater. The city council, or at} woman from drowning least the members of the committee WILL FLAY PRODUCE Simond that the railroads main- tain tank cars fully equipped to fight the fires was endorsed at the conference. CITY MAY SHUT _ NEW SUBURBS OUT Laurelhurst and Yesler, on ¢lection and boundaries, bow ever, hesitate. The committee decided yesterday that the two little hamlets would have to show land values and im “Western Avenue Commission provements worth more than|Men Oppressing the Poor” will be Laurelhurst and Yesler might de-|the subject of. preliminary re mand of the city before it would|marks by Rev. George H. Lee at agree to an ordinance annexing the|the Ballard Presbyterian church, two sulurbs. Both have voted in| Market st. and 17th av. N. W., pre favor of annexation. € ling his ster “Christ's Times.” LODGE FOLK TO _ . 5 TO HOLD PICNIC A Simple Trick. fc oe A (to B)—Got a penny? Members of the Royal Arcanum B produces the coin. residing in Seattle and vicinity will| A—Put it down here celebrate the thirty-third annivers-|is another (producing ary of the organization of the or-|from his pocket), Now I am going der by a picnic for themselves, fam-|to ask you a very simple question flies and friends at the summer |easy for any one to answer. If you mp of Ed E. Aegerter, at Zenith,| answer it in the affirmative you Wash., Sunday, june 26. take both coins, If you answer in A party numbering more than|the negative [ take both coins. But 100 will leave Colman dock at 9:00|—have you n the trick before? a m. on the steamer Daring and| B (unsuspletously)—No. city about 6:00) A—Thanks, I take the Hlustrated Bits. THE STAR TREATS ALL SUBSCRIBERS ALIKE The Daily Star is 25 cents month, whether by carrier or by ‘o mail subscriber to this paper csatt need have the slightest fear that he is being humbugged on the sub Subscribers receiving The Star | geription price or that he is paying ypticon pictures of And here the second will return to the pennies per | vance. by carrier pay the carrier monthly.|more than his neighbor. Those receiving The Star by| There are other Seattle papers mail, each and every subscriber,|who charge Bill Spivens one price as has been the custom with this|for his dally, and Sam Skinner, paper for years, and which is a|down the road a few rods, pays an well known fact, do not pay any other price more, or any less, than city sub-| The Star treats eribers—25e per month, $1.50 for|the same. ‘The x months and $3 per year, in ad-'of this paper all ite patrons subseription price “ie pot cut” from the Pan. ma | Whiting | marriage the couple re-| TRUST FROM PULPIT | New York }man dock. 50 round trip. ee | Fifty-Foot Frontage | In Licton-Springs Subdivision $400 —To— | $700 Pay $50 cash, balance month. ly An erty investment NOW later. in this prop means splendid profits The site addition in or around 8 tle. Not a field of stumps, nature's own foliage Splendid street near attractive home at but most car service City water without extra cost guaranteed. | the jf attle with | division in sreat painting of Se Licton Springs Sub- the foreground display today and tomorrow in the Bon Marche Register at our main office or at Licton Springs for a colored on windows. reproduction of same Take Green Lake Denny Station, where be met by car to you will automobiles, Calhoun, Denny & Ewing Alaska Building. Main 7134, Ind, 4165. MAJESTIC THEATRE FREE Watch the The Star. Somewhere there tickets advertised. classified columns of are two free They will be given .o the persons whose names are mea.toned in the ad. These names were picked from the direc ory. ‘hey may be your own ere is A.ways a food show at the wee tle. R Star classified ads and “Get the Habit THE STAR—SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1910. a . ad | CHURCH NOTICE a County Offi FOR RENT Odds and Ends From Everywhere Ma | SCOT eppeeeeee ! ee rl OA, % pe " | . Bhar. Olympia.—Dragged a quarter of a "r | “ns hie feet fast in and hy 4 | , ‘ head dragging on the ground, Mal-| Leavenworth, Kas—Gen, Freder W Im Weatherbie, a pioneer of Olym- ick Funston dar usly ill here , | hom, W pia, was probably fatally injured vith an attack of heart disease Hold Church Assembly on Island ‘ he Baptist Yo ' ‘ w Preece, Cal.-~Or 1 Birmingham, Noo YeeChar Ply aoe {hold a eum t 7 te. y t "uf . ' Af SPADE Nee eee lon Whidby taland, J . - : ltot 1 Htentiary. Me|tauqua Assembly, wh n} 4 » a ’ teu the |p on @t that tem ra| a Mont.—George Ro Mil. | h ne t ' of lectures will be remem. 4 4 ' ‘ vn n ladder, Hel] Tomo ' we wt oo ee a 8 t 5 hich exs $500 . 4 fire t he ri ‘ the ne |THE SEATTLE STAR al eran a bullding. 1 ‘ n| New York—Solomon Levy, 106 Bani hospital yesterday as active ‘ " oes ® | Tacoma.—C. W. I t- boy, after a fall down two ; ; eet, | LoeT AND FOUND Minu [of stairs Wednesday, His hip . AI PPL DIS PLL PLL i ¥ s : fractured - A A ae es ae TO MALL SU MSCHITEMS 1 : . | . i“ ythentey | Bellingham. 1 of 1 . Raymond, Wash.—All women of ty enginoer of I F : nt maa the underworld have been notified resign hext Mot ‘ dress se ce that they must leave town thin . . ' i « ar. ont, 48 hours, at the demand of the | NOTICK FO sumscHinEMs—Phouid| ecuting attorney and of Sheriff iE t th rity t, pease Ge us| Laat—June « tire Stevens. The order fellows agite xcursion 0 e): “up ose ‘main. office |trunk; contents of no value ex tion by the church and referm ele. | Main #400; " Slax keopnakes; fir ‘ FOR Rt mint ofthe’ tae Ocean a8 weclock, and we Baye aged Farmington, No Met ine al There t# to be an excursion to the | you mise Kt sian Pous = ’ ; juarrel with a number of Indiana, |ocean tomorrow on the lroquot _- | ea Wath aRowsi |. ; t Kod w « and| This in # magnificent trip, passing | <a ant : a SRD Ae t ® hetr Rn a great many Interestin, point . Ame » Ben W . 7 Se atior at eatin Fen sean th HELP WANTED—FEMALE | ' “ ont Pe ie bc ali ke's trading post Ye* | point Forts Flagler and Casey,| ee CAT . Wes . . I Port Townsend, Point Wilson, and | “a77~ wie Hawkine,| ond que ' ver : after entering The Straite you |i ae abter Y t . aa ig 8 Ul onwn the quarantine stat Rieger 2 ss sty htasd BE : ro : mer antly killed] Further toward the ocean you |e, S"hunsen, Juss 14, 06 fee ‘ xi pass Port Crescent, Twin and Clal-|\ Mybre-te the wife ot A’ Myhre, 129] “weVERAL, right and intelligent indivs ae Des ae lam. Just enough of the ocean |” sci site ot J. M ‘ ana tf tig to mg tne 6 2 AR ay awell Is encountered to make It in-| Marion « a son ‘ % Bacelle ° yt Ps ~setta ar tos the Wahas jteresting. Music ix provided and al.) “4 7 ~~ s |e te © * pate « night, ‘The front general good time assured $500—TO BE GIVEN AWAY—$500 FREE ** RIDGEWOOD the And Then Make home More Make All the You Can © Do not use same than once and donot use other letter except the fn RIDGEWOOD. $50-—-FIRST PRIZE—$50 ty who sends in the largest number of w rs, RLDG-EW-0-0-D, we will give a $5 $40-—SECOND PRIZE-—$40 re will be five of these prises given to the parties who send xt largest number of words $25—-THIRD PRIZE-—$25 There will be t of these pried given to the parties who send the third largest Het of words madq from RIDGEWOOD. Redeomal tn Ridgewood lots Why Do We Do It? Ridgewood is such a fine place to buy a lot on ensy termes, and if we give you such a good op portunity to earn $25 to $60 in order to ad r more ones you see any To the from these le tificate Free rds made Gold Cer Th the Because vertise this addition, & great many of you will want to see Ridgewood. We will do just what we say, and if you want to earn | =6fom of this money you are wel come to it We are exclusive dealers in nie, homes for the ome er ee ee vaca less, and to prove it, we invite you to come in and go out with us, and we can show you scores of families living In homes we have sold them on eany terma Send all contest answers to Ridgewood Contest Manager, 909 American Bank Bullding JUST A WORD ABOUT RIDGEWOOD These beautiful lots are attracting the attention of home builders and investors because of the location of Ridgewood Ridgewood is only four blocks from the best homes in Weat Seattle and overlooks the Sound and faces the city Ridgewood is only four miles from the center of Seattle. Large lots on terme of $10 per month. Come out to Ridgewood tomorrow. wood office all day Sunday Take Fauntleroy Park or West Seattle car and get off at Ninth and 36th avenue WALTER A. SUTHERLAND, 909 American Bank Buliding. view We will be in the Ridge Kansas City—St. Louis and the East are most quickly and comfortably reached via 0. R. & N. Union Pacific Wabash “THE SAFE ROAD” Travel from Portland on The Oregon-Washington Limited, connecting at Cheyenne with “The St. Louis-Colorado Limited” The electric-lighted observation train to St. Louis via Denver and Kansas City. Dining car meals and service “Best in the World.” Dustless, perfect track. Electric block sig- nals. For rates and reservations, call on or address W. D. Stubbs, G, A. Wabash Railroad Company 412 Commercial Club Building Portland, Oregon E. E. ELLIS, G, A. 0. P. &N, Co. 608 First Ave., Seattle, Wash, " Call at Lay. or Rainter Rewky On unturnished 4 = + | also apa Alki Point, near NELP WAN? rkD—MALE— ¢ Ind Grant 92 gees ~~ nmr | ienutif furnished DON'T t LONewoMis | #26. Oak June paper au ies Leary ide, oF ahem furnlahed of unteraiabel Oa Waltingt %: 816 to 9 FLATS help sail and sho AAition guarantees t feceennry ner fiat, 116M, 706 Bal and willing . mth transportation » - a | Co, $923 Bond ot. & FURNISHED FLATS WANTED—Men and women te jeara | ee trad ‘omplete course, free | 4 furnished 9 e fearning. Largest | # ' oth. clowe in. ke MMe all or write for HOUSEKEEPING BARBER COLLBOR ashing! te take oh a can rience not man, room 2 ei. week ° $5.00 up. Elm ¥ 425. Chicas sekecping foome i 5 Sod sell land |* « rooms $1.60 and wp Seventh ay ng trou room eae «e okra Directors and Licensed Embaimers Te sen, Meore theatre. Wet pence 866. walking divcance) ae fam Tonney- Watson Co. Funeral Directors ¢ Unt ¥ Roth phones 13 Third av SPECIAL NOTICES. ‘4 yy OM sree : ty of a «ho will regulat the pene, wp TE aS IMIS Al. to whet tne ee "4 A 1 PUNE 06 Leary Did, oe Virginua” Virginia st from Westlake aru 1@ I WE hinoly Sy HALLER BEACH BATH HOU em ruin Zo | entiina arge from Foot, em! ij att Marion #., moder AND CAFE Will open Saturday, June 18th, The |~Y work after § pm | rom att ¢ Ca pr - dressing rooms are all in good or | AGENTS WANTED. | tarke eg pe > | $60 to 9260 per week. Newest, easi-|4 14 Rixt E der, and will be kept spotlessly | | ‘ r ere xen ee le Fres| 7 a ye! * A ra ‘Fremont. clean, Fresh water shower on tap Auras, Pre ot has been kee heap: clase im Pee at all times. Beach room has bee xe M furnished front? retained for picnic parties, so that p resid walking Nimance no one will be trespassing in any- |! all one's front yard, Lunches, tea and coffee can be had at less than town | - prices, Only the best people ca- |< tered to. No tough element need| pal «gl Ria Bas for, 1 DE propor to right party t ag apply, No liquor of any kind sold | }°.% 7 SMa. 6 bm : Big Money; expe et on the premises. My friends don’t| paid. no required; - variety portralts pillow tops | Noo; trar pric ask me for any, and strangers must | given and campice f =——-1.- wanted Me 4 t ‘ Ta neat cree La ea not. Come in, everybody, Take |°"!°*#° i Bide line; pocket samples} 10 Minutes high «rade men only | d apply, Advertising Novelty on, Ta AGENTS WANTED Alki Point car, corner of Occidental To ald Ue wupply | ce nursery stock 2 CAPT and Yesler way | L cit NURSERY COMPANT Salem, | ¥ Get off at Haller Beach Station, WANTED—MISCELLANEQUS . i AAA NN MARK M. DER Wanted— Se i-hand tent, 1 r SEATTLE FURNITURE MPG, CO, | trees 1. 'W. “irownsom, “North” mend, || stat ai YOUR OLD FURNI. | Wash WANTED A beraer RE LOOK LIKE NEW Wanteda ome Sea sone te| Raines, Fare Repaired, fF 2 and upbeisterea, | B Must be a bargain. W. SN Westiake a Furniture ‘made to order, toes’ neh | 11 Hinckley Block \™ BLACKSMITH SHOP office fixtures, counter « If you want to C your property tist| a . jit with FF. 109 VIRGINIA ST fs u pant bath Bank Bide. Main” tna jit . i ar HEADY'S BARBER SHOP Whated—-Wschas BaF Wve Silicas Foes . am laundry for oate a ghee OPEN FOR BUSINESS Main’ Ta06 zane sar be tee John UNFURNISHED ROOMS. i min city, 20 — . pacoma, Can roadway, nes y " 4 ° 666 ~~ Main 1170; Ind. 21 Main se” ns " * | steam heat. ‘Telephome SIAR: id ae “4 eo "ES Iga iv4 fre we teers OQeecscs 2zereressesperesserce [GEE aes ED