The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 16, 1910, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR WONDERFUL PROGRESS OF CIVILIZATION IN |WILEY FUNERAL TURKEY IN A YEAR--HAREM BY JERJES BARSOOM Member of the Young Turk Party of the Hilmi Hero olution. and Enver Bey, Statesman, New Suitan hings whieh the eral ideas. th t Jems In the army because th for « ais not want the dangerous inf t of k 2 of the pric « ertyy th The new as conselence di ing to Nghten the bu mentioned this last st as thos have beard = me rough will see, ft ts, in a ben tlon. old governr everything. Simultan new government ts furnis means of liyelfhood, The wide open today for With an enlightened gov there ts sure to be prosper since the government = in modern ways of doing things « following the example furnishing the 49,000,000 peop The country ts pe eof | the |e | whose beneficent 4 country tk is|can measure i ment,| SLEEPING CAR SERVICE TO } DENVER 8Y WAY OF THE ees) OREGON & WASHINGTON RAILROAD. The Oregon & Washington rail Turkey with opportunity to obtain}Tosd is now running an up-to-date education. | Patiman sleeping car from Seattle Today 9 per cent of those living | to Denver by way of Portland, over in the empire cam neither rend nor) the lnes of the Oregon Railroad & ‘write. What Turkey. needs most tx| Navigation Co. Oregon Short Line education. It is oniy by edveation| and Unien Pacific. The fact that that the grasp of the Mohan: this car will be handled from Port Priesthood, which is the land on the Oregon & Washington fear of the new gover Limited, the new faust transcont be shaken off. The p nental train from Portland to Chi ce the ignorant cago, should it attractive to s00 et the ¥ seen, GAS PRODUCER AND GROUP OF EMPLOYES OF LAKE UNION BRICK CO.’S PLANT. No, 1—T. A. YOUNG | Supt. of Gas Producer. No, 3—H. T. DINHAM Vice President and Manager. No. 2—GEORGE CARTER No. 4—-WALTER BAKER Foreman of Machinery. Bricklayer Foreman. No. 5—C. &. RIDGE, Secretagy and Treasurer. Establishment of Manu- facturing Plant in Cen- ter of City—A Note- worthy Event in the History of the Metrop- olis. LAYWARE manufacturers are all recognizing the ne-| cessity for eliminating the immense waste of fuel that accompanies the present system of burning ‘clayware in individual kilns, and have been looking for some substantial improvement al ng that line for some time past: some method of burning that would eliminate the waste of fuel and labor and at the same time produce the largest pos sible per cent of first-class ware At Top—Shevket Pasha, Commander of Young Turks, » Grand Vizier SERVICE MONDAY body of search for th Charlies 8 |his drowning in | tinues. is found by Monday, services: will be held at 2 o'clock Monday after noon for both Mr. and Mra. Wiley |The latter | husband soon after the |The funeral serv i Pilgrim ¢ | CONTRACTOR STRICKEN | RON. Hall, contractor of Seattle died unexpectedly in Low Angeles yesterday, His son, EB. N. Hall living at 20th ay. N. I, and Market at, Was notified last night | _VIGIT THE NAVY YARO. Saturday and Bunday are visiting days on the battieshipa leave Colman dock Wiley near the Jarvia inlet ooom ident happened will be held 50e round triy and Major Ahmed Riza, Turkish Mehmed V., At Bottom In Center The Act of a Wise Man GET AHEAD AND STAY Savings Accounts. The State Bank of Seattle Mutual Life Bidg., Corner First and Yester. While all recognized the shortcomings of the present sys Main 6260-Phones—ind 1624 AKKEA 2 PALDNIDER Tallore and Men's Furnishers 1107 Pike Street. Retween Soren and Minor Mh (Md UD he Tits tli, lds 0 CA Uh: Ue Wik 72% UW, hla Ua While Wt 2 WIP, vt Ot, tem, and agreed that the solution of the problem fell within the scope of reasonable possibilities, each one was perfectly | willing to wait and let “the other fellow” do the experimenting Offering not only superior facilities in location, but what is even more imperative, the best quality of goods on the mar ket, the Lake Union Brick Company’s plant, on the west share of Lake Union, will be in full operation within the next few days The plant is financed and will be operated by local amen and local capital. R. G. H T. Din ham, vice president and manager, and Cecil Ridge, secretary Nordhoff is president, H and treasurer The location of the plant is almost in the heart of the city, and practically adjoins the section of the business dis trict in which brick is required in almost all construction work It faces directly on the Westlake boulevard, which gives a direct outlet at practically level grade and over paved streets |for the transportation of finished products. ‘The plant has been in the course of construction for sev eral months, of the counted the but the builders have insisted upon every feature enterprise being perfectly worked out, and have not time as lost, The men back of the plant insisted upon having nothing but the best, both of material and labor and consequently have taken considerable time in perfecting their enterprise When in full operation the plant will have an output of | ene vot | P Whether or not the warty | it will be ar was drowned with her| 4nd bu Her body was recovered | ranged, and ‘ongregational church. | Boats primary W. 0. W. Excursion to Hood Canal SUNDAY, JULY 17th THE FAST PASSENGER STEAMSHIP Leaves Colman Leaves Union City Arrive Seattle This is the most scenic trip on Puget § ic. ing, i hing. Competitive Drills and Field Sports. ff yt pape eng ad Music, Dancing, Boating and Bathing pet por ie *aatiad G ’ ny eomranter| Gg pe practice in ‘hited States owtaide of New Y¥ $1.00—ROUND TRIP--$1.00 Take your lunch with you, or you can buy meals aboard steamer Secure tickets at city office, 612 First Avenue, or Colman Dock, or from members of Paumelaw July 14 ELKS OUTING TO BE *:"si" son from @rape NO EXPER Arrangementa have been com-jord as endorsing the The fair, and a® op jeted for the annual outing of Be- | Washingte p lodge No, 92, B. P.O. F ‘ | held next Thursday at} Wildwood park, and promises to be A amile « of the grandest picnice of the| becomes monotonow A fine program of sports rleaque sports te being ar othing that will tond | Nervous Women Evidence in Favor of the Benefits Derived Those Taking the Treat, ment Prescribed by the Doctors of the ough any change in the ter attle that won't come off ® to add to the pleasures and enjoy N ; ; ert of the day will be left) will find that Nature responds nstitute Is A, | : ccumulay, |promptly to the gentle laxa jtive effects, and the helpful GRANGE INDORSES | tonic action of CONSERVATION C24 omy eILE) ing Every Day, ¥ doubt ang © ex © past two png, operation fg 1s of people have murse of Seattle’s Dental War > vation of water power and the nom ination of supreme judges by direct nie : were adopted by King Good Thing for the b nate County Pomona Grange No. 14, at "ho ts ailing ang ite regular quarterly meeting held! (td Everywhere. People re by im bones 10¢, and 2< t throug « | of Tity of f To a nd & cordigl Tam now giving my personal at tention to my DENTAL PRACTICE fter taking a on t at the Louugney i! have been find that thelp & 'o diss ppeat wity { and continned tp = oe and tell you they " about your tige af can benefit you, special attention { the shin, 1aggy, ing *. kidneys, thems Ih they chronic troubles 1 They are Beensed F the s te board to practiog a cine and surgery in this state: : - of them is a graduate of smal A Heeord to Be Prowd OF AHEAD Siew 5000673 fe et class European college gag : We pay FOUR PER € H i Pp Pp E nt in the best CENT INTEREST on and they are fally fled to give expert advies eg | chronic ail | day They have highly trained ;|and female nurses fe , ve | during treatment hous Gll® ‘ -| Gay at their offices | to 220-221.222.223-224 People's DOGG cover ticthegesestio 9:00 A. M. 5:00 P. M 11:00 P. M. arged by nd and if you haye never made this trip now is experiment twelve ontistania to sable Remern r chance See ahd ERS | HOURS, 8AM. TO: ow | DAYS, 9 A. Me TO. mat th teeth, awd ix struct yo care, then have your Dental W done by any Dentint you care to «0 to. EDWIN J. BROWN, jme to ex at city prices Local No. 69, W. O. W UMA UTM Ls th Wn Cra OCIA A C4 Ada 4GA% COAdaG ft thd I “—WadlanG Wiha ls 4042. "FR, * Gt. OHH sha GENERAL VIEW OF LAKE UNION BRICK CO.’S YARDS AND KILN. PICTURE IN CENTER—“SETTING, THE BRICKS IN CONTINUOUS KILN? 40,000 brick each day. ficient to last for a period of 50 years The entire plant, completed and in operation, will ref sent an investment of $200,000. It embraces a st feet of waterfront on Lake Union ‘ording ample Jf field of ten acres adjacent to the plant. : the tai on e The principal’ product will be common and faced. brick, |°¢ U2ndled to any point where water can be aval it] einai Rae eae eet Lake Washington canal is completed: ARS TES and the chemical analysis of the clay assures that the output now, this company will handle the biggest percemlage on account of their location being central. The kilns, which are now completed, are built from yand. A clamp built for this purpose, was constructed. Half a million were burned in the clamp kiln, and experts who have® that it is of the The clay immediately available is suf- It is of the very best quality, entirely free from lime and stone, and embraces a for the erection of docks, from which so when the will be of the finest quaJity possible mum of the ingredients that The clay shows a maxi- | trade, are necessary in the production | of what is classified as No. 1 brick, and an entire absence of} the elements which are so often found in the deposits of brick clay and which detract from the quality of the finished product, such as alkali, quicksand and gravel and tile that was manufactured on the (Aa tr PE ed Pt ined the finished product ann | quality, The metallic radiator Gryer system will be used in drying ance the brick tured at The gas used in drying and burning is manufac the plant. The entirely modern, and includes ialysis made of the y cimens of bi ely examined by the experts ‘lay Workers’ Gon brick turned out of Besides the regular chemical radiation heat dryer machinery is utility |supply controlled by the company, §{ every convenience. and that the foremost manufacturers of brick-making machinery | {rom this clay have been ck have been able the C. W The enterprise will boast of the largest continuous kiln | Pacific Coast on the Pacific Coast, and the only gas producer kiln west of | the Mississippi river to produce. The machinery was supplied by jattended the last session of the C jand approved as the fir Raymond Company, of Dayton, Ohio, being Sewer brick and clinker brick a This style of kiln burns the brick of | made and size in this kiln, Whe offic | Kiln,” gas fi duce its own = a uniform color a highly desirable quality with the |is ‘ large consumers of finished brick form color makes The Youngren Continuot The assurance of a uni-|is the only kiln known that can Mr. T as desirable and as select as a No. 1 select common from plants/the gas producers in the c A Young was the ion of this kiln yers, This ent le Spirit,” the title, the ordinary common brick from this plant | George Carter is foreman Wale § ue which do not have this system of burning the Within a short time after the new plant is In operation|shown to the fullest extent the “Seatt promoters will inaugurate the manufacture proof tile fer partitions, and also drain pipes |Baker was foreman of br the also of fire-}one more production that will beat Seattle.”