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Flying Easy as Driving an Auto, Says First Girl Airship Pilot CITY REAL ESTATE—(Cont.) OWN YOUR OWN HOME. We butid any where American Hide IN HUGHBANK’S SECOND ADDITION CONG COINC CONE) Not so bad for a starter, Everybody on the 1 © visitors found everything as Boon will come time to “coal up” again, Summer is on ite last lap. and overconte “ backs—are on thelr way, ‘ ‘hen wtl! be brought home to you again the lessen of how the coal barons gently but firmly stand you ‘up and pick your pockets of the cash you urgently need to clothe and feed your family, The nuggets of “black gan wit come high ed you've GOT to get ‘em somehow THEN you'll also realize what t Proposition Meang to have YOUR OWN REPRESENTATIVES MINE YOUR OWN FIELOS AND DELIVER IT TO YOU PRACTICALLY AT OF YOURSELF ANO VOUR FELLOW.MEN, eter ae But “ as peyton oe a ag selon ee grips at your throat and fat corporations tighten eo time lo is when ave & EATHING SPELL— a ee € L—whew they can plan to fight cial Interests have the people HAVE BEEN ASLEEP. LET'S WAKE UP. SIGN THE COAL PETITION, GET HUNDREDS OF OTHER SIGNATURES, MAKE SEATTLE THE LEADER IN THE GREAT BATTLE FOR HUMAN RIGHTS, Stick to the program of Alaska coal at cost, delivered to the Coast's front gate by Uncie Sam himself! and cooler day#—days of heat in 12 lots went yesterday id was highly pleased, becau 16-17 Kew York Piet jot ste a6 $0 Cash Baker “What beautiful lots!” “I never dreamed that there were such fl . lots #0 close in!” “I wish I had come sooner!” was heard on every hand, an this and that lot was marked sold WEST SEATTLE REAL ESTAT, LS RSAL aoe West Beattle Ment Katate 14 Downs Biook, 109 is 2484, Ind. 2208 LAKE BURIEN PROPERTY. bei 8 met Os WE HAVE ONE ROPOSITION FOR TOBAY 2 orchard lots, about 25 trees and a large patch of Lawton blackbef. ries; 1 lot in garden truck, These 3 lots, $1,600—a little down and small monthly payments, Other lots $425--$16.00 down, $10.00 @ month. tat abbage, celery, ete. See Olmsted, one block north of the ead of Phinney car line. North 2894 VERY FINE These lots are all in REAL ESTATE LOANS. PDL TO IOAN ON IMPROVED TLE REAL ESTATE AT 1 PER PIONEER LENT & COLLRBG. AN TO HIS EXCELLENCY, THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, AND CONGRESS ASSEMBLED We, the undersigned, residents of the state of Washington, do herewith present a most earnest prayer for relief from the oppression as herein eet forth. First—That the undersigned are dependents either directly or indirectly upon the use of coal for the production of heat. Second—That there are no public coal fields within the state of Washington at which coal can be pur chased, and that the only coal to be had le that delivered within said by p corporations; and Third——That the tariff fixed by aforementioned private corporations is so high as to force the witimate gonsumer to pay an exorbitant price for thie necessity. Fourth—Therefore, your petitioners pray that a law be enacted providing for and establishing an Alaska coat mining mission, for the purpose of mining the public coal lands in Alaska, establishing a railroa to deliver coal from sald mines to tidewater on Controller bay, Alaska, building a dock and establishing oa! bunkers on sald bay of sufficient size to serve not only as a shipping point, but also as a coalin atation for the navy, providing colliers to deliver coal from said dock to other ports in the Uni Ss ef America, establiehi government coal bunkers at certain ports in the # of Washington, famed, and for the selling of said coal direct to the people at the cost of production plus the cost of fing, plus an anrount sufficient to provide a fund to pay interest and principal on certain bonds hereinafter Phone | CO, 204 AME: B BLDG, _PERGONAL. THE OXYPATHOR, Relteved P FARM® AND ACREAGE OPI DAPI 10 ACRES FOR $750 GOOD BLACK SOIL Grand tapi: 30 Bi AUCTION 8A De A AES at oe Ms sof % Rothe 1 s6i4 vain NS cured iTON OXYPATHOR CO. 14-18 P-L Bldg. Beattie | hoPTohe Cone truss; gm manent, absolut here ‘in ae Auton MISS HARRIET QUIMBY IN HER AIRSHIP etaoin shrdlu emfwyp vbgkaj aoin}even enjoyed the experience when NEW YORK, Aug. 7.—Flying in|! was ‘cutting daisies.” I took my easy for a woman,” says Miss Har-|firat lessons in a hobbled machine h—Thrat th ment fi ide, th jon, Pitt at the govern it fix and provide, rough the Interstate commeree commission, the rates viet Quissby, who ties feet won the |aad Ming really terrinie could a vard fiystem, to be charged by common carriers for delivering coal from the government bunkers to be established at the points in Washington, to be hereinafter named, to the places designated by the purchaser. Bixth—That Tacoma, Seventh—That bonds be issued coat bunkere be established at the following named points in Washington: verett and Gray's Harbor. similar to those issued for building the Panama canal, and be sold @irect to the people by popular subscription, to provide funds for the carrying out of projects beforemen- tlened, the same to be carried out under the direction of the aforementioned Alaska Coal Mining Com- For rellet from existing conditions and the immediate enactment of leyisiation herein set forth shall swe ever pray. ' NAME i ADDRESS: NAME 1 ADDRESS i] iy } |- } Theocrats and Independendents Wage War Over Husk of Dowie’s Once Flourishing Zion City _bis ecclesiastical conoly was 4 Zion City is but a husk. Its ov has shrunk from over F000 to 4,700. But this husk of a city fsn't as as it looks. A bitter struggle Going forward. The “Theocrats,” the Voliva standpatters call seen, jn Seat Eva Earle French, Seattle's ‘PR, war given an ovation and did ly a8 Mrs. Canby. Kernan and Myrtle Vane, leading and woman respectively, won ite favor, and is due Stockdale, Will pman, Heyers, Rhea Mitchell, Ed- Lawrence, Ralf Belmont and Seavey for the capable sup- set At the Seattle. With Manager Pringle im the title ole, the Pringle Stock company “ Vesterday opened “Rip Van Winkle” At the Seattle theatre as the week's if Both of yesterday's per- e6 were played before good Manager Pringle makes a medio- ere, “Rip.” Stanley Johns was as a Desrick as the admirer Sny villain can desire. Verne and Ann Phillips made good : be roles of Hendrick and Wkeheannnhnhikk crbivo AT BEACH, Ip spite of the rather irk- ® some s{ite of the weather yos- & terday ‘« fairly large crowd of Werecreation seekers were at ® Alki ch yesterday after- Boon. band concert, the ties of the men swimmers and t the en ers, a very few of ade things in- ie crowd on the RHR A Ke Large portrait on left, Wilbur G. Voliva; above, J. A. Gondie, inde pendent candidate for mayor; in circle, J. L. Hoover, city marshal; be- tow sign, John H. Sayre, editor Zion City Independent. = BORAH ASSAILS RECALL 4By United Prose Leased Wire.) WASHINGTON, Aug. 7.—Assert- nothing but Its terms. “Not to do bee gee ‘was unwisdom,.” he said. ing that the principle of the recall | “If a were forced to consider the popularity of a law, he would of judges would be utterly destruc- to become paltry and of little effect. tive of the republican form of gov} The recall of the judiciary, Borah ernment, Senator Borah of Idaho | maintained, would simply establish today assailed the doctrine on the | the rule of the majority in all ju- Noor of the senate. diciai matters, and might be Borah deciared that after a law (fraught with the gravest conse was written a judge should consider | quences. PREACHER preached about wealth being an awful burden and Rockefeller said it was the best sermon he'd ever heard. But you needn't tighten up your suspenders with the idea of carrying part of John’s burden. MAIL CARRIER SAVES MAN. FROM DROWNING AT ALKI W. F. Morley, a mall carrier, res- sas @ poor swimming. He started cued J, L. Evans, a butter and ens | ott -* : few satay ‘Morley dealer, after the man had sank be-| 1" Pees is ie geen low the waters for the last time at ar er Lee, secee Suimation Was Oe saw Evans throw up his hands Alki point yesterday afternoon. then disappear. Becoming alarmed, The near-drowning occurred off Morley plunged into the water and one of the large diving barges an-|diyed under the surface for him. chored in front of the city bath He grabbed the drowning man and house, Evans had told Morley he! brought him to the shore. MAN’S HEAD BLOWN INTO FRAGMENTS. VANCOUVER, B. C., Aug, 7.—With his head, blown into fragments by the explosion of a detonator cap which he held clenched in his teeth, an unknown man was this morning found in the vacant ticket office at the entrance to the Brockton Point grounds, an athletic field in Stanley park here, Identification has been rendered almost impos- sible, because the dead man left nothing in his pockets and his face has been so horribly mutilated that it is wholly un- recognizable. =e ee a asia James McLaughiin, champion) RicH, WON’T LEAVE ANVIL. th SEES E REESE EE EEE EE me trap shooter of the Potlatch, aged 58, and for many years @ resident of Seattle, died at his home, 1303 48th wt., yesterday after but five hours of fllness, He leaves a widew and a son and daughte PORT AU PRINCE—Gen. Fir- min arrived here today to enter the contest for the presidency of Haytt, but Gen. Leconte, who has the arm and the advantage of having been named visional president, has’ the 1 ipparently, in the strug- sie. * CANTON, 0O., Aug. 7.—Althou Robert Skilling has inherited & Yor tune of more than $15,000, the mon- ey won't induce him to quit work at the anvil at the Untted States Steel Mills, where he is employed. “I won't quit because | am getting this money,” said Skilling. The leg- acy comes from Robert Quinn, an uncle of Skilling's wife, He died re¢ently in Belfast, Ireland, leaving an estate valued at $40,000, Mra, Suiting is dead, first license to fly granted to one of her sex in America, That makes her America’s FIRST WOMAN AIR PILOT it's no harder than driving an automobile,” she continued. “I know, because I have driven a car for six years, It ie a great doa more fin to sail through the al than it is to wheel over the ground. “Only when flying near earth comes the realization of speed. Onee up among the clouds the sensation is one of drifting At the Motion Grand—Klindt Brothers, comedy a ate; Zema Randale, singing comedienne; Downs and Gomes, colored comedians; “Blue W and the Violinist.” drama; Amert- can Field Artillery Maneuvers; Aeroplane Disaster, scenic; “Tom my, the Canvasser,” comedy; “The Spender Family,” comedy; “Jimmy Wears a Crown Pastime—"A struggle for Life,” x. ‘A Famous Duei,” art Runaway Mishap”; The Your i + “Over Garden Wall.” comedy; “ Divorce Case,” comedy City—J. Thomas Price and Fred ertek Kreg Haslund, songs; “The New Manager,” drama; “An In- Appreciation,” weatern dra “Satan on « Rampage,” com- ‘An Amateur Skater,” comedy Cireuit—Mias Ethel Saith, songs; “Red Cloud's Secret.” western dra ma; “Love and Silence,” drama; THRILLING ESCAPE -FROM HAT! REBELS Luke Wright’s Daughter and Party Shot at ea iste—Carry ith Them $120,000 of Fleeing Ruler's|’ Gold. (Ry United Pree Lower’ Wire.) NEW YORK, Aug. 7, — With a tale of how they narrowly escaped death at the hands of Haytian rev- olutioniata, mor, daughter of Luke Wright of Tennessee, her husband and Evan Dick, a Wall st. man, returned here today on board the Atlas liner Allemania from Port Au Prince. Deputy Paul of Hayti, and a young son of the deposed president, Simon, were also passengers. They had with them $12,000 in gold, be- longing to the fleeing ruler. Mrs. Palmer's escape came off the Haytian coast. Dick, whose guests they were, was taking the yacht America to Port Au Prince, where {t had been sold to the Hay- tian government. They knew nothing of any revolution, and all were on deck when a party ashore began shooting and the bullets pat- tered ali around. Palmer forced his wife behind a small boat. one was burt. SAN FRANCISCO, Following the @eath here today of “tt GIRL WICTIM DIES) <2°o"SL2 nm coats Es Sophie Pape, the pretty candy girl] § by}! who wag shot Thursday night Harry W. Dunphy because she showered her attentions on another, formal charge of murder was pre- ferred against Dunphy. The young man, who turned the gun on him welt after. grove | the girl, was only slightly wounded and has now practleally recovered. He will be arraigned on the murder chargo, Wednesday morning. MAME’S DOPE isten, did yuh ever see The girl that’s full of brains, she gaye? You know the kind—the girl who'd +The Full Ripe Peach of al, she 8. says! JAMES LYNCH ON COAST. SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Aug. T.— President James Lyneb of the Inter national Typographical Union, ar- rived here today from the Kast to prepare for the convention of the organizetion of which he is the head. the | Mrs. Chas. Palmer,) =~ , Aug. 7.— $7 Fe happen, ftunninf along the |ground I struck a rut and crippled the chassis 1 bet no man has a better record than that “Il worked hard for my and did not want to try for until I was sure that I had « hance of ‘passing.’ I got up at o'clock every morning and (ook my lessons, giving myself time to get to the city in time for bust ness.” | Mie Quimby ft « Californian SA birth and is about 24 years degree ee Picture Shows “During Cherry Time,” National—"A Gay Tim Mantic City,” comedy; “The Call of @ Gold Fields,” Kiondyke story; The Tale of a Soldier's Ring,” drama Odeon—"The Clown's Baby,’ drama; “As Fate Decreed,” drama; "Bhe Came, She Saw, She Con qnered,” comedy ta Mutt and Jeff, comedy; |The Bi-Centennial Celebration at |Mobile, Ala, scenic; “The Burg jar and the Girl,” drama. Exhibit-—"A Shot From the Brush,” drama; “Strategy of Ann,” comedy Alask. Ruby—"Bill Determines to Gc Gmedy; “Cheyenne's ‘Courtship Western drama; The Dubuque Re gatta, acentc, Bddress label of your paper, When that Gate arrives IC your subscription has not is Rhone, scenic on the addr Ry mall ( re aa ae vraee the convenience 61 have. esablished agencies rae aM £409 Ballard Ay. Dalierd # Phone Fremor 1198, Green T3z6 Daliae « Street Pharmacy, corner tira ‘Cherey st. Phones Kast 114, jore, Sith and Green- Fr Y Nort Py reat ab Chere Dewe wood av. Phon ‘Ads taken = ys FUNERAL DIRECTORS. PEC TOTENTON UNDERTA RINT TO Ne none eed cH ; ates. FREMON ICR 3117 ye Bg Dire lat Hon trad es ‘oroyetea? h highest perfection. We have it oat’ Thor, Ite reinarkable en- ed It to vietory in you the 4 five m third goncy omen. rede Largest and moet school In the West ages An unlimited course foe our school oF foattie oF vi 4 at 1610 ard TH Spring wt rything new; 240 per ‘nd. Deine whe FLOOR CO. ing dor WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS thin wall; must be 28) Phone Adi SPECIAL NOTICES. fell 100 harness lave too much HOLLOWAY. 1620 First Av, Bet. Pike & Pine, Must by Sept. | | 1 ke pe rr n Wanbington, Bend your a Berry Realty Co., Biaine. ik . corns 14th ay. and Teer eet ina ’Seaur ate “8 |S rental View ‘More. © Naturally | ~ t write | ¥ hi L414 Recond ay. Heaitte. STYLISH MAKEOVER” SHOP. nines j TMODELING PARLORS MARKIAG® CEREMONIES PERFORMED. MAIN 4267) IND. # room 10, thie pHonns nal, the; tad Pirst ay TRTHOD Removed to “LOST AND FOUND. 16 REWARD the return « MAKE on the Welkht about duly HELP WANTEO—FEMALE. nO PANT PENIE... Bighth av. | pew, clean, furniohed, | bedrooms (or men.) ey “ 1.76 and up single roon Deel and cheapest close and ents in city; near public marke “FURNISHED APARTMENTS. A DOOR POODD DD WHODDDDDD oun AL T You BULLETIN WANT. WEEKLY 7 CONTAINS coupseveTToUO, 1 Main 2141. s9UeMoCeCOCSD a HOUSES, CALL ON GEORGE L. COLMAN, B par: R. Mason, Des Molaes, tock and plot; fine location: ninons. Will trade for improved acreage, For o n_ 45! Bivckemithehop in siating of lots, shop, FOR REN1—MISCELLANEOUS ¥ AN kad Counters, alvin. @ Phone Ind. 1606 BOARD AND ROOM, N wants place to atay through State terms, Address, HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. t fim Aptm, a1 sth LOSE IN—$1.50 PER WEEK 6 keeping permitted. at T M18 HOMESTEADS. OREGON HOMESTEADS, EASTERN WASHINGTON HOME- STEADS and DESERT CLAIMS; excellent wheat land, fruit and alfalfa land; abundance of water, Got free government land. EMPIRE HOMESTEAD CO., 564-5 Hmpire Bldg. Call to wee orohard views ritculars. THE KINS LAND COMPANY, 1411 THIRD AV. MAIN 696, en aulte; | ~ SON & CO KAY MeKAY, Bide. Op: OPENING SALE OF HOODS OLE HANSC Third Floor Ne Third Fioor New York Block o09R00000CM0000000 G _|Q NHAR SILVERDALE ON HOOD ° CA 410 cash, 35 per month. OLE HANSON @ CO.,, ‘Third Ploor New York Block ~§ TO 10 M. FIR AND CEDAR Part payment: balance cash EN & SCHROEDER, Areade Annex ‘Aubur: cleared, meadow and pasture. whl give a man ® PDPPY NY MpPDDD PDL YOU ARE LOOKING TO RENT | » hy the owner Is not well. wry, Green River Hotel, LOW PRICED RANCH 10 acres on & good county read; clear; Mea good; 1% miles to RF. D., 260 fare; $400; terme, American Rank Bide. FOR SALE—FURNITURE, Dewke hairs, show cases. Chicago Bore ¢ Furviture Co. i326 First Td BORE CHATTEL LOAN! horses, ete. Wiam 117 New York hide COLLATERAL LOANS. Bergaine in furniture, earpets, household goods, stoves and ranges. We exchange your old goods. SULLY & BALL, New Locati pisos, giving Voorhees, Arch’ « A Interest uliowed ow me depos NTH KLINE, 4 WILLTAMS, 114 Reneca. ot il sean hbase Dam: property right arbitration, mined. a, entaten, collections, “aDe A 2. ppeokert corporations. orga: etary Damage cases a epeciaity. ‘oor "stevens. Dancing A . between Pike and. Pine stm Joseph ot high 3. W. Ramunds, Oph. tometriat, 109 teary Ba Wallin, Hobart, Wash. breeder Hol grade mitch goats ea DR. FRANK BROOKS — place | rheumatiom, nerv real ous and ised successful. third floor, x! Goltre, women, chil son ihre Catarth. "“Specitis sedisines, cade Abner Dr Whi wom children, Bun, Jock, Tel Male Gne-acre tract on graded” boulevanl, 3 lots of beautiful land lee level, close tow 55 minutes to Pier 4. Price $300; terms 16 eae Dalance, 50 ves meen, OLE HAN & CO. 314-15-16-17 New York Bl: enti t8:} e York Dr. White's office located (38 Peaph tual Life Bide on Tr. Lovering. 219-20 Lumber _. FOR SALE UR EXCHANGE. RRR eee Four-room — cottage, 6210 47th av sem! — modern; 1 ‘&, Columbia City. CITY REAL ESTATE. LARGE TRACT OF CLOSEIN ACREAGE $100 CASH—$15 MONTHLY Here's ® bargain that $100 cash will se- pay for It, and homepiace ehickeni minutes’ Kirkland, on the Redmond road. erested, come at once and full detatis, for the price ts low and Exchange Roth phones 1027. Dr Dain, “skin diseases. 306 Arcade PATENT ATTORNEYS. MASON, FENWICK @ LAWRENGR, Founded yeare; highest 7 booklet and advice free; 11 Burke Bide, Beattie, ine = ite Main coum wet in = pate opinions on scope a 444 Henry Bivok. PATTERNS AND MODELS, aa ‘The best equipped shop tn town. YRS Pattern Works eee at , | eek sain ne snor_in sown. waa fiiting. We Ga 1811 Bighth av. Main 196: PRINTERS, RN Frimting Toe me YO Neca Ind. 3669. Right pricos: first-class works odern bungalow, Call ¥. FOR BARGAINS IN HOMES GALL ON GEORGE L, COLMAN €5¢ New York Block, Seattle, 1 have them from $900 up START A POULTRY RANCH HERRB'S YOUR CHANCE © acres of rich loam soit for $200. Ki $26 ¢ $5 monthly, On n profit. Start today—for Seattle the highest prices all the year 1 for poultry and “BURKE & PARRAR. INC, __ 405-409 New York Block, RCO REPAIR. WoATat NAS Mopatring e and repairing. 2036 Weatlal 61. Aeewihgaro ~ oar” Momolurely Ice} Vault for valuables. 1 Weury Weller ‘Transten Y Tots in University F $1,260; 926 cash. a. TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES, Fox, Bilek and other makes. Pesifie ‘Typewriter and Supply Co, 923 N. ¥. Big

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