The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 1, 1911, Page 7

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pit tthe eee bs eb e COLLATERAL LOANS, vROvID ” : Rs, EDGE SOCIETY, Khort tne loans at low Fates on 1514 SEVENTH ia = WE INVITE INSPECTION OF OUR NEW, MODERN ICE CREAM PLANT | PERSONAL, | FARMS AND ACREAGE—(Contd.) | CITY REAL ESTATE—(Cont.) Oream—"The Kiss of Mary Ideal “Cure for Dyes CHATTE u ” -~ “ ANS. Jane,” drama; “The Repor come A Comedy of Und ae eaeeaaraaee @omedy; “Seenes From Our Navy, Faust," No. 1 and ante roses f ay Yor Wid e patriotic; “The Crusader,” drama. “Camorrists' Trial, Italy | » Circuit — “The Hidden Mine,” Exhibit—"Van | Bibber's Expert Western drama; “The Jollior,” ™s dryna; “The Mission Work y, and two other films. er, med y drama Ayenged, " ot Kastern The Village sGosaip,” arama ai veo archurd views “How Willie Raised To-|,, Cd@0n—"Over the Cliff ax THE PERKINE LAND COMPANY, comedy; “The Sloop Walk. Comes Home,” comedy; Winter un rine “ MAIN 6 ," drama, thd yet AL a ae . on | u fe ie ea slayed Proposal,” comedy; “Tho| pa - doarded ‘ov comedy c + Gjuiaa; “Tee Baseball Gear Prova oy he camped oa 3 > _Bingville,” comedy National — “For the Squaw,”| a ee - = Courage of Sorts,” West- Amerfoan | drama; “A Thorough-| oe LAKE BURIEN PROPERTY. ‘Juares After the Bat. bred om drama; “Ratlroad | 4 ee] KN OFPORTONITY. Raiders of drama =: 82 aire 1 PORTONIT . 2 a wre tracts car tine at a Be : . ‘ & ss A PERFECT Ice Cream, made of absolutely pure milk and the fchest FRESH cream, and FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS o Es@ flavored with the juicog of select fresh fruits, the very highest grade chocolate and the best || an mar aan 4 5. aw ah vanilla bean extract. No adulterants or “fillers” of any description used , Bargains in furniture, Barpets, x = We make a specialty of fancy brick Ice Cream, in any flavor, Special service for private oe ebold goods, stoves and ranges. 8 sy We exchange your old goods, | § parties, dinnérs and banquets. SULLY & BALL 3 ‘ We supply the Frederick & Nelson lunch room, the Rainier Club, the Rathskeller, Seattle Ath- New LAeation, 600 Pike a RE | letie Club and, many others. “ " i} iF Bale Fwo A =He 62 Let us have your FOURTH OF JULY order early. p eH § a8 ities Sef a0 we ™ " @ —e Phong me 5 =. s : 3 rrr Aj co 24 | Tigers 73.2 jeaving clty ois 9s b= t 5 a a. * é a) as 9 an 3.0 ke Perfectly Pasteurized Milk and C the country gooovv000@00000 oo¢ ‘ONE WAY O| The brona tA RIAL your order with us at o ta The 5 9 26 Central Bide. ° ) By 20000000000900000¢ THE WASHINGTON OXYGE- NATOR CO. Ind. Among the beautiful women seen at recent social functions {n|/ ( - ne Tor 612.80. month. Move i te ‘Washington was Mrs. Walter W. Watts, whose picture is here repro- || “et s aa ee. | | morrow. Jesse G. Culver, RM. 8 Ind @uced. She is an acti Daughter of the American Revolution, being || 1016 AMERICAN BANK BLDG. | - @eacended from notable New England famtlies, including the Reeds, ym FINE FARM |IF YOU ARE LOOKING TO BUY and was thus a distant relative of Thomas B. Reed. Through her| [pew veil aps ' or CITY PROPERTY, CALL ON aonnnen Mother she traces the blood of several distinguished Virginian and| pide ep GEORGE L. COLMAN, SEATTLE BRANCH, ; North Carolinfan families. Her father, W, E. Reed, of Savannah, Ga., || | HEAT Fits ANYWHERE ON THE | ens York Hock. Seattle enioameneT 95 A was a Confederate officer. {| GLOBE FOR MIXED FARMING be dntagge Mag oF ge yar ARLENTERS. oo . % racemes he real bt: | dazet (lets stretts | ssmeral Septeon Pind wand Seer Sma 176 he cabbage, onions. | MILLIONAIRE SOLD COCAINE. $25 DOWN, $10 MONTHLY > ; ‘ (By United Press Leased Wire.) | (By United Press Leased Wire.) Only short distance from Soattle, near lake, ample supply of water, os came ie Pen DENVER, Colo, July 1.—On PORTLAND, Or. July t— || school near by, good neighbors, Excellent roads provide trans se ‘ Ind. 1d. WD ie of extreme cruelty, Judge Found guilty of selling cocaine || portation to Seattle. WANTEL - Baron rand ne DoURnT. bald wad a 1 BLOOD: 1111 American Bank Bid, MMER HOME LOT. exchanged. M. 62 “L 9. Pik ged granted be heocgpe me | to boys, Solomon Miller, a Are you looking for a good farm? These prices and the terms || te cal! te HERE'S THE CHANCE me THE | enor at fake Washing * 33, 1 a6s8 1011 Pik ate Joba W. Springer a decree of di- south Portland druggist, today should Interest you. Take Madison car to our Madison park M POOR MAN |: neer Square yoree from his wife, whose amours LAGE CEREMON ES | sexi aah. 65 per month ~ figured in the triat here of Frank | W® sentenced to 90 days in- office on Sunday, or seo } PERFORMED. |For 41 | Gait tore An Tank Bide. * (‘AL Henwood for the killing of Geo. jail and fined $200 in the | oe MAIN 4967; IND. #6 __ | | Fg Wl od | 4 . Copeland and Aeronaut “Tony” Von | municipal court. | ah ay rooms. 1. Worm: ak MoviING._ ‘ |, both of whom were shot in| "When the jury convicted || & free thle month. Phone 1. 8191 | GATT TE aaa ene Brown Palace hotel here May 24.| Miller, Judge Tazwell said: || a fe gealigees | will sacrifice house Reners 519. declared he shot Von| “That’ is a just verdict, and | 405-409 New York Block. | vrght on Ualverant = Phu! because the latter was trying think the jury for doing its duty | 1 L, Opposite Postoffice abte “business ” ’ to wreck Springer’s home. Evi- well.” i Sis WANT A SUBURBAN HOME? | © @ence showed that he and Von Phul Half a dozen witnesses testi- | with pretty. fresh ‘were rivals for Mrs. Springer’s fied that cocaine was sold over favors. Copeland was shot by acct- Mil 's counter “like bars of m oe = 7 al a Gent during the affray. soap” to small boys in South WEEKLY RENTAL BOLLETIN PRICE $300 we ra Seat vena “Dancing Achdemy. « CONTAINS WHAT YOU WANT ee Portland. FFORD LAND CO. 1019 cit "ate ak A. Henidence Baker, 160 -§AVES FIVE GIRLS id Br ie 4 Petr: ccasemn dn taesy ines BY MAKING THEM copy. | Con a eettie Real Beare Asecintton. | seseph Wallin, Hokert, Wash, bresber CLIMB A POLE JOHN DAVIN & COMPANT — rm shewee, Jot 40x13; | of igh ernie milch Toe Becond AY Main 2141 Ind. 2600. M2174. Ind ate PHYSIGIAN AND hid. auct «TF 100 ARE LOOKING TO RENT HOUSES, CALL ON | GEORGE L. COLMAN, 86 New York Four | view utelde improved farm * in King ET SOUND LP. MULLINNIX, M.D. most modern in the Northwest and" compiainta of ‘The ‘latest’ French LOST AND FOUND. <Peatiry—-Lacai Buriog Price, Loat—Savings book No. 11.017, Finder Goring bro return to Washington Trust & Savings Hens under 3 iba Bank LOAN ON ESTATE RENT AMERICAS E oe and permanent p Jess H. Smith Co, De medicines Office practice Suite 206-7 Lt Wo. ide; tinder ington Trust’ & Savings COOK i Rent—Houres tn ait furstdhed ‘and, wabst wan ee ah nae boog No. 14,873, Pin return to Washington Trust and #avings ai] BikoRit RAGE CO. mpire Bldg tal h. Timothy cure for bik od “disease, Gctentl Tunothy FURNISHED APARTMENTS LARCE LOT ON clauire oF }OMS IN. A FINE PHINNEY AV. a ¢ HOUSs! Se a By is TO $30 PER MONTH, CAR LINE ner, Holly GEO. 1. COLMAN, 1 ROOM, 1418 Third ay. Pike ‘and Union My ‘modern is remarkably Veer Local stra® berries MISS SALLIE BURTON. Clark Seedlings LONGVIEW, Texas, June 30.— Miss Sallie Burton, 23, saved fiye| girl telephone operators from death when the telephone exchange here @aught fire one night. Miss “Burton was the chief op- erator and manager. All were to- x in the switchboard room| then flames byrst through the ceiling. Miss Burton led the girls | toward a stairway, but the hall was choked with smoke and flames) and the stairs cut off. Then she |Cviery, domen ge for a window near which was | wenatc hone pole and insisted that | Native apples he girls climb down the pole. They Dressed Meute—Selll a rl Just as the last girl was tart. | ezine ing down, Miss Burton rushed | Cow back into the switchboard room to| jin + #aye some of the company’s books. | Fore, steer * Fire broke through a partition and | ieecre, “No. cut ber off from the window. She | Round g ran to another window and called | {iz ™° for help. Her clothing caught fire | Ox tonue, _and her back and neck were |ticcr scorched. She was just on the| | Mutton a Funerat versity. Both phon “SPECIAL NOTICES. Yosler car to 81h al Hide | Phone Ind 4408. alumbia River] Dr, Dalton, wl v ‘. JF ious Nae oat 2D AT 1616 WESTLAKE, +4 bel SPAR PIKE. SHORS FOR OLI AND YOUNG, SPECIAL OPEN ING tit PATENT ATTORNEYS, (MASON, | FENWICK & LAWREN( ’o highest — reference | pookiet and advice free: 11 yeare at Burke Bldg. Seattle. Main 1493 €, .D. Hasking, Patent Attorne patent tigation; veritten pe And validity of patents jock 95. Voom, 111 Spring ot. everythin Be Turnips, sack Apring & est in towns let ng erat ei Tice. Busiuese ‘eatablieved 8 | Woodland park, adjoin i town with ‘ti id 8: poly to FR for something Can 1101 A car to 66th at, See Evett & Co. Phones—North 16; NEW OFFICE CORNER FIRST AND MA SAME MANAGEMENT iveap for ual the town, ing good business. ‘and dump wagon for rk, Monday; $6 per day. H-Aa4l, Stay Oyner leaving clty Fanied: = .* G f furnished Fo clo | > point of jumping 50 feet to the | fever yeeeeaate . ae ee aaaee’ thir tat | ‘ 3 : ‘ound when firemen rescued her |tamb "<:-.--ce5. : £ = : ce, furnished th < > | Cures Blood 46 99 In One land eencivings” S80f wrenlake bur ae Wy a lsdder. a a $ \ bath el 2 i y | ies | Mat “tet _ = Nl - E 4 seb * i q 4 Disease Treatment — oe | a CHEAP ACRE | : (iy United Press Leased Wire.) | | ma * ERIP, Pa., July 1.—Following up ~ o o Dit i & trail of blood leading into a for-|¥St, ; 13% Situated f | est five miles from here, whore five | ” Snioked Meuts—Bebiing Wrtee, “' ievgre ban savory REMARKABLE DISC VE RY NOW $10 Is men held up a fas® mall train on| piece fama 18 sae | y 5 s | STAMP WORKS. the Philadelphia & Erie railroad, |! 2 see, 1¢ aoon. aa mr ; se pees lan s 4 in the boldest robbery the fi HH WEST & WHEELER, | To insure the Greatest Good to the Greatest Number and | PRR Roase Stan s re Seen In years, posses today are In| | in the Interest of Humanity, the Price of the Genvine “= So a hot pursuit of the bandits, and a - z >i oh's 06” Is Permanently Fixed at SYNCS SGK aco taly ei a battle is hourly expected 1 , Storage Locked ‘Vault, for, valnataiee vei i The red trail left by the fleeing ‘THE. SEA LE STAR ‘ : ; : |fspatiicun’et* Moury Welles iramatas 7. holdups is believed to be due to a ; the wov | TEN LLARS ee me Sanco s AGF RE o bullet from the revolver of Conduc ee oe ret tas hie te he |rsse iat, Ph Main 886 a eas tor H. D. Rooney, who, before he | 4 (egy Bie beers: pen Ho y | ' a en exe oe 4 zh was felled by a stone, emptied his | M taken from the list A change of date a8 : : oat AUTHORIZED GUARANTER | ext XRROUUITES AND SUPPERS 3 a pistol into the thieving band. bel iv a rfectly pantourinad nile and cream selected from. the best herds at ee cealey aati ak | Rar et hc cis reise ‘ 1 TOU en hana she Sate Zeeman : "| pews. Aaspiya JERSEY DAIRY @O., 514 Denny Way TA gg BH og le aT oR » W. AD UCKE) | for, S800, per mos 11 Third av, ¥ Harness 40! on inetallmen A 1909; Ind, 7672, aH d of land ck, © ‘i a | _Phon |. Holloway sells for less, 1520 First} | By, af out ot olty, £9 conte por, month Phones: Queen Anne ; Ind, 7 Pri oxi iH _ free. Don't Globe Block, Cor, First and Madison, Second Floor. | re be * see std aes age = — a ee Let gre. 206 Liberty wl pposite Postoffivce. ae" “nee Ox om ov, eee lyear, $3. —; nypowriter and Supply Coe 8898, Mlk

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