The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 17, 1911, Page 7

THE STAR—THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1911, A POOR, HALF-STARVED SAILOR, HE SHENGERFEST ey lad to the highest age ty in all Great Britain, Bir Rufus Isa. wii be named as Lord Chi dmmediately upon the re Lor? Alverstone. Alver sg retirement {8 an event of very near future, Ieaace: rise borders on ol Hie father, a stock ‘Leadon, wanted Rufus ae Dusiness, so he made ‘office boy. But Rufus was He didn't like the work. away, and shipped as ‘on a froighter. When the the high seas Rufus ry. Life on the ocean wave pot the adventurous frolic the phad imagined. He was bullied, ped about and starved. day he plucked up courage and interviewed the Aug. 12.—From office a rs < “here, cap’n,” he said, “if don't treat the crew 4 there is guing to be a ey, mind what I am telling : was a alight improvement blunt argument, but f got even and treated we.eo harshly that he doserted American port. He was and taken back on board. he ly Teched Eng fegain bé had all seafaring am- out of his head, an Isaacs decided to make pbro of him, but Rufus “hammered” and y up his mind to ly college he learned to be a Btbusiast and an expert oare- ‘From corner of Eighth avenue Street, has just been ated, after an outlay of $40, M feconstruction for the com- Pleasure of its patrons. ‘William Halts is president having taken charge im July, 1910. Mr. ly of the Park ot z In Every Respect. finish and fixtures are modern in every respect, al Yoom m™m the hotel hav- Private bath, telephone, Hitde detail has been = | SiR RUFUS ISAACS. man. Th course of time he became the foremost lawyer in all England, recsiving the highest fees ever paid to a British lawyer. A $10,000 check became quite common to him. He was knighted and raised to the post of solicitor general. Last November he was made at- . Now the mutinows satlor lad is about to become lord chief justice. He gets up every day at 6 a. m. fri|are depriving DATES OF Sunday thereafter to and BAYAN TAKES ANOTHER RAP IT UNDERWOOD (Ry United Frese Lewsed Wire.) LINCO} Neb., Aug. 17-Refer- ring to Democratic House Leader Underwood's charge that Congress man Ollie James of Kentucky “play- ed to the galleries,” William J Bryan, in the current Issue of the Commoner today pursues his ven- detta, “We may expect to hear defend- ers of the public denounced as gal- lery statesmen,” says Bryan, “but we know that things go by com trast. traries. “Aas Mr. Underwood prides him. self on the fact that be doesn't play to the gallerios, it is not unfair to Qssume that he plays to those who occupy seats in the parquet and the private boxes, ADJOURNMENT FAR OFF Uelted Trees teased Wire.) ASHINGTO: Aug. 17.—Lead- ers of both houses of congress to- day practically abandoned hope of adjournment before September 1. Indications fo the senate are that the cotton tariff bill will be defoat- ed, and that the tariff measure which Senator La Follette is draft ing will pass with amendments. Swears Christ Will Come Before 1913 Prem Lessee Wire) PORTLAND, Or, Aug. 11 Christ's second comtng before the end of 1912 ts vouched for in a sworn statement on file at the coun- ty clerk's office today. The state- ment was filed by H. L. Burnett, publisher of the Little White Dove, a magazine published here, devoted extending the work of the late Prophet” John Alexander Dowie, In the affidavit Burnett declares Christ will make Zion City, Tl, @ efty bullt by Dowle, “His beadquar ters.” A dotlar-bill accompanied the Wis. Women Fast, Too Leased Wire, MILWAUKEE, Wis, Aug. i7— Fotiewing the Example of the euf- of New York city who themselves of all luxuries this week in erder to seve money for the cause, the “Votes for women’ crusaders of Milwaukee will have a similar “fast” in Oc $91 32 Qhop .. Eatonville Lagrande . Alder SALE—Angust 19 and 20, 1911, and each Saturday and including October 29, 1911. RETURN LIMIT—Mopday following date of sale. For further particulars call or write for a copy of our fish- ing, hunting and camping fold- or, which contains complete in- formation regarding each of the above pointa. A. P. Chapman, Jr. Gen. Agt., Passenger Dept. dé. L. Criswel!, Ticket Agent, rooms, all of which are so arranged that they are light and airy, cool fn the warm weather, and heated in the winter by one of the best heat- ing plants that money can buy. Beautiful Entrance. At the entrance you encounter a deautiful medieval archway that makes you think for the time that in Germany during the middle ages, at which time some the grandest and most beautiful of art was produced that the world has ever known, * Location Ideal. ‘The location of the Hotel Rhein fs ideal, as ft is convenient to the heart of the business district of the ity and conventently reached by all car lines from the rallway sta- tions and steamship line docks. Mr. William Haltz was born five years more than half a century ago, English miles from Bader jou, Germany's most famous spa, region noted for its vineyards, ‘of |}iam Haits & Co. itectural Work on One of Our Modern Hotels Is Taken the German Art of the 13th and 14th Centuries whence flows the Rhine win celebrated for Its mountain scenery, whose peaks are adorned by the ruins and castles of ancient date. Mr. Haitz spent two years at the University of Freinurg, after which he went on the road a full-fledg- ed commercial traveler. . 1881 he emigrated to the Unit ed States, and one year later be came a resident of the state of Washington. His first home on the Sound was in Tacoma, and during his sojourn there he w: director, at one time or three German singing socleti the City of Destiny. He was the first leader of the Tacoma Saenger- bund, which society will be his guests at the Hotel Rhein during the forthcoming Saengerfest (Au- gust 17-22) and the Tacoma contin- gent op that occagion will make the hotel their headquarters. Since 1891, until three years ago, he was senior member of the well- known fire insurance firm of Will- in this city. Mr. Hatte has been an Odd Fellow for more than a quarter of a century and a member of the Masonic or- der for twenty years, having been treasurer of the lonto lodge, No, 99, for nine consecutive years. More over, he bas always taken the live- Hest interest in athletics, having been for many years the presiding officer of the Seattle Turnverein. While modest and unnssuml: demeanor, he 1s one of the most en- thusfastic boosters Seattle has ever had, or will ever have. He has a son very prominent in business ¢ir cles in San Francisco, OPENS T Luowilg Hess, The opeuing concert of Saengerfest will be the attraction at the Moore theatre tonight, with 600 voices in the great chorus and Ludwig Hess, royal court singer from Berlin as chief soloist. Oth- ers who sing during the Saenger- fost, which means song festtval, will be Mme. Bernice de Pasquali and Mmme. Hexse-Sprotte. More than 1,000 members o German singing societies from « over the Northwest are in Beattie toda yto participate tn the BOY TO PLEAD: INSANITY Le, Aug. 17.--Accom- the | take: Are judges infallible? Hardly... Here is a cose of Fi pae id re. versing the decision another within a few days. Judge William R, Gay had granted the order for the arrest of Frank Gallagher for con- tempt of court for non-payment 'y alimony to hie ex- ja Gallagher. Yesterday Judge King Dyke- man relieved Gallagher of the onus of the warrant of arrest, holding that the attorneys for Mrs. Gallagher erred in bringin action while divorcee proce Ings were being considered and that they should have brought &@ now action, Gallagher thinks it's fine business, but Mrs. Gallagher «.doemn’t agree with him, COUPLE THROWN FROM MOTORCYCLE KvalJobnon, 8118 49th av. 8., and ‘Pheodore Treuton, York taation, are at the Beattie Goneral hospital this morains suffering from the effects bel eng thrown from Trenton’s yolo inet might about o renton sustained a broken leg while Miss Jobnaon as badly bruised. The accident happened at + u York #tation on Rainier boulevard.| © THE SEATTLE STAR TO MAIL SUBSCKIBDRS — The dai when your subscription expir ' oan ial was Che ihe drone ti 43.00. it eitg, 20 cunts gor monte x monthes ix months, $1.10: one oa ol our Feeders, agencies al the follow upto at fo thy eon hare established ca. 5409 Mallard Av, Phone Bajiard 04. rowe corner 14th ay. and B Pine, Mast 6r4 — * ind, Cedar 3 lew Dray ond Avrora. Nort North 119k Green 46. Pharmecy, 6156 Dallas . corner tard nen Bast 114, reer seat made FUNERAL DIRECTORS. want to know where there of good fishing and hunt EEF °F ukee & Puget Sound Railway pany’s announcement, in to- tes ° ‘col < ; Private detect: ‘work; confidential. 314 Bali i} Main 4677. D. L. McLAUGHLIN. Loughney & Loughney. Dear Sirs: It has been a couple of months since I went through your External Absorbent Treatment for lumbago and asthma, and I'm glad to say that T have not had a touch of either since, and I never felt any better than I do at present. Gratefully, D. L. MeLAUGHLIN, 2170 Alki Ave. Wonderful cures in all ailments and disorders, and cases of instant. relief are brought about every day in Loughney & Loughney's offices, 401-2 People’s Bank Bldg, with thelr External Absorbent Treat- ment and Bake Ovens. Consultation free. Course of Pxternal Treat. ment, under medical expert and Hoensed druggist, for fee of $10.00, Office Hours; 8 a. m, to 6 p. m.; Sundays, from 9 to 12 only. om Corser 9th and Uni 418. FREMONT at Pre “4 b Perro etn * Sears sheentee. Beth penase S48. Watson Direct rum Y Presi: i See- AND LADIRG OF bere, take ootice: Nath n't fail to read the Chicago, | vor | gagiving, ete. “made at 98 ——— An expertenced ter wanted Bt once, Largest and most eom- the Weat. Waxes paid An unlimited course onty ‘all and see our school or write NATIONAL BARBER COLLBGE IL 7120 Third ot roast beet Dasesns OKIERTAL OL ROOM, 1418 Third av., between 4 and Union. jew, clean bed rooms, hot and cold runnin 3 jotel Model, 16 hand clothes, “to1) Pika at. L268), MM wFrORD oO. R 2 and refinishing done. SITUATION WANTED—PEMALE Neer jeneral n ened = women Megwork, 102 West Bist et, LOST AND FOUND, ainte left on Renton-Bouth- about 5:50 Wednesday, lea = x3 WANTED-—-MiSCELLANEOUS ave & customer that wai north $2,009 oaah. North 201 se oF of Lake ¥. M. Bird, = BUSINESS CHANCES, Vilson @ Marlowe, FURNISHED ROO HOW TO SAVE Room at HOTEL Rooms { Rooms for tw ROSLYN per week and w 43 per week and wv the 08, LANGE, FOFT BEDS BVERYTHING MOD BRN AND UP TO DATE Free telephones a Wathe. 2 FM th. Avenua hen and pantry. bath and ph y park. ing roorn, lt free gna. oe V1 ae and OS hotel, First ana ¥ cash ai per ater; | To tntrodute this addition THE KENYON, for discriminating people; {-room, fully furatehed - Yosier car to 34 HOMESTEADS, DO IT NOW BUY A HOME PAY FOR IT WITH YOUR RENT MONEY Do you ever expect te owns home of Tou ows it have @ home they oso you! Now here is your net opportunity to buy = home for less on the market things 1 will locate you on 180 oF $30 acres of wheat iand, y Alberta. ad- Joining my claim, ciese to railroad end town Act at once, 108 ew © Office set. Se piplay iier-apapesniamrneratesrs-weeenl FOR RENT —MISCELLANEOUS Phone beach, good soll, Near Brinnon: 80 per acre; $10 down, $6 month. OLE HANSON & dS. York Biook. H FOR KENT Phone Main 46 ibla_ Third ay. acres, partiy cleared and fenced; down, $10 per month. Address, Pert ‘Wasi ty near on. . only $250; $16 $8 por month OLE HANSON & CO. Third Floor New York Bl HELP WANTED—FEMALE BE A TRAINED NURSE. | Stufy at home, Karn $28 weekly. tunan ds wanted, TER 20-room apartmont house, besld 4 bath; furnace heat (Part Hotel ‘gas and or ‘com plat Ront $100 per month, y per month. ¥ to the University; and paved streets; rent $25 per month. 6-room_ modern house, two blocks from the University and’ on the car line, Rowt $20 per month. Northwest oor- root Biv BURG LAND CO., ew York Building. 6619. FinveeovocuTUTsond DODD DDD MDD DD R TAL BULLETIN T YOU WANT, ow your name and will mail you a jaing everything we WEEKLY RE CONTAINS WHA Ry letting gudres copy. © have to le JOUN DAVIS & COMPANY, pond AY, ind. 8000 DD 709 Main 2141. tintod, In «ood colors 413,00. 2028 Ne t-rooim Gort at ‘or Wi i 20 ACRES $750.00 Good, rich, level innd, across the bay, south of Bremerton.’ One of the deat close 4 BIG UNIVERSITY BARGAIN. & od cu 0. hind Av. FIVE ACRES NEAR AUBURN, — Half rich, black alder land, balance class upland; all nearly level; SOUNTY, WASHINGTON, Where you oa anything that will ‘railroad, KAY McKAY, 205 Liberty Bidg., Op “FINE CAMPING SiT® HOODS CANAL. Plenty of clams Postoftice, Third Floor New York Block. LARGE DAIRY RANCH a 1019 Third Ay. PARMS AND ACREAGE—(Contd.) LARGE LOTS 60x128 BACH ALL CLEARED AND GRUBBED $600 FOR INSIDE LOTS $800 FOR CORNER LOTS NIGHT IN THE CITY oatate which | ~ beyond. oth ue powsivie WEST & WHEELER, 300 Colman Dioek Tis i UNUSUAL” 5-ACRE TRACT $25 DOWN—$5 PER MO oftering ‘you? ly enay payments, DON'T sudge ot by the price, for it HAP that we can sell it at fie it is located on & good wagon Al Just @ast of Kirk law Take the Madison car and Kirkland ferry oF Anderson io our affice, on the wharf at Kirkiand, or see BURKE & FARRAR, INC. 405-409 New York Biock mens (BERRY LAKE GARDEN TRACTS. of rich Navy Yard jon te market Is the best tea- You have the Bremerton Charleston Navy Yard mai thelr payrell of over thy lare annually, Also te Menttlo market, with eheap fr oa, Ip geross the sound can a well we make the following Mberal offer: h pure chaser within the next subseription x, Per ay Poultryman, one year’ Ferm Journsl and the Corning Book, entitied, “$641 Fr Hen Year” ¥FORD LAND ©O. 1019 Thir€ Ay. FOR BALE . which has ; five minutes to dock; oud food boat service M. N. KNUPPENBURG LAND CO, a1 New York Betiding w < man-Ketly ¢ Live Wires. “The Northern Bank Wid. 8 COGG0 SOTSGS Q NEAR SILVERDALE ON HOOD 9 ANAT. se and watertronts, $100 to 9 mBenscneibt « FrENceMANt, 2 36 Contre! Bids —_ aWFQR SALE OR EXCHANGE. COME IN AND TALK TRADE. If you have # cottage of 4 or § rooms . 1 let ors 3 i iH til FARMS AND ACRES—Continued, CITY REAL ESTATE—(Cont.) ARID. CITY PROPERTY the next 6 days 1 will salt tana, only 6 wilee leroy re oar : Beant SHAS, BH. ADAMS, 404 Colman Wide POR BARGAINS IN HOMES CALL ON GEORGE L. COLMAN 656 Now York Mock, Beattie TL havd them from $900 up 4 ° 426 Arcade = LAKE BURIEN PROPERTY. AN OPPORTUNITY, = on IMPROVED TR AT 1 PER per cen, for & long or Aeriay, Sturtevant & Ci Igck. recond nat’ TRUST COMPANY, G B AUCTION SALES. man oen Grand Waplas Auowon and Bioraae Co 2916-40 Firat av. will buy Your sods ab fell them on commission &. % Mother hd, suctionser Mein Teés. 1 3614 FOR SALE—-WOOD AND COAL. wi nlent dust pan with Sonata eens. Phones FOR SALE—FURNITURE. wen Chigago Bio 336 FI vil = Se = WANED TO BUY—FURNITURE PLL PLP LIP LP PPL LPP PPD DDD Highest cash paid tor far household goods” Main 1886. Le sti4. Saldor Furn_ i6i0 ist. M9333, Ind 6098, SS ee CHATTEL LOANS. pny ge ag ag rr iret toad cout. Phones 1234 COLLATERAL LOANS. PROVIDENT PLEDGE BOI 100 White Building. ee Short time loans at iow rates on eollaseral security mains FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS Bargains in furniture, parpets, household goods, stoves and ranges. We —— your old - ULLY & BALL, New Location, 690 Pike St. Kodak rei In at 1 ew pisses tor reat; Tent wi pureh jever-Teper. 814. nt re Ee a i208, ot ait Biel THE CANADIAN BANK OF a branches tn banking business. — oe tee inem GV. Het CARPENTERS, Eshetman & Wilson, carpenters sad Same tc ae Window doer ecreena 1178. ind, 3131, tit Western ay. VAD ‘and ‘siterationn ‘Tepaire E Bepbton. 99 Bet! st. Ind. 1606 5 4 A A. W. KLINE, 456 ARCADE BLDG. ew LIAME, chilbiaing, corea, etm RaRA LRAT MONA CAN ONG suchanged. M6381, L'2689, 1911 Pike ot. iT . Hate cisaned and blocked bgp: ma one heres, two “?. and household = 4 4 ‘hite sewing ma- aN KNUPPENBURG LAND CO, M11 New York Dutiding. ene Mista is CITY REAL ESTATE. WHAT $10 WILL DO. Buy a fine view lot in Kirkland, on ment of $10! In the closest in > that wit! reap the Lake ington * lumber on the over and see Kirk- mene the Madison car ana Kirkland ferry or Anderson boats to our office, on the wharf ot Kirkland, or see BURKE & FARRAR, INC. di 498-400 New York ~~ K GREAT BIG BARGAIN 2-large-room bungalow cottag curtaina, some furniture, the ta Buta wil furaish the easy terms © erand view of \ north of Weodland na one North 16, Groen 843. BEAUTIFUL new t-room modern bung 4 only $1,800; $25 do month, including tntera ca Green £42. hinney oar to Evett & Co. Phones North 3 -|KAN YOU BEAT THIS FOR A SNAP? cottage, modern; good terme. 4) Ano é-room view; 1 6. $25 will buy you @ good S-room house, on 3 lots; fruit and flowers; all ae- semmments ' paid, near $1,500; balance $10 per J. C. OLIPHANT 690 Central Bid, om modern bun ma nd electric lights: Improvements in ja in ful only $2,600; 18 per month 225 Giobe Block. finish; gas amd tt to alley; 1% blocks to Phinney ‘av. car; north of Woodland park; sound view only $1,800; $26 down, balance $18 nt Located in Kast Seattl @ fine suburban hom y, YD CO., 1019 Third Ay, F lots, $1,260; $26 cash. Bide “ ¥ we sas Sa we Ratt Soe ard 1139. LAWYERs. oe eee J. P. BALL, 2013 BURKE BLDG. CONSULTATION FRBE. Da: ‘husband property rlehtas Feal roperty Tights: Feat estat MODE! Wer ATE FEES. in A Townsend. i Convuliation tree: hushand. wite, asuriee. Milch Goats. Joseph Wallin, Hobart, W: recder of high grade milch goatee © saa Ree OU TIIAN®. J. W. Edmunds ESA nae Oph 8 sraduate up PaYsicIANs. eer DR. FRANK BROOKS — yas, rheumatiem, nervous acd. chronic “dle: eases, plies, otc M: S piles, ots My modernized treat. aa. third floor Mullinnix, 36 years spec and WOMEN: ¥RESCH and ern German methods. 206-1 Liberty Bidg., oppostt mae y Bidg., e N. M. Gook. ‘women, chi ‘Dr. ; years Practh Gai lidren, nose, throst, medicines “358 Ar- Si; |_ Dr. White, 420 Peoples Bank Bldg: Genito-urinary eases, women, ay 10-1, 2-4, 7-8. Bun. 10-1, Tel Sa “Dr. Whites office located 45 Peoplve bank Bide Bours dave Te Dr. K. ier Genito. - oH urteary ais Dr Wm. F. Lovering, ai8- Bachange Roth phones_ia Dr. ton, Skin diseases. 305 Arcade. PATENT ATTORNEYS. ‘MASON, FEN Founded bo book! CK a LAWHEN, ghost Teferenceay ‘Aitornay, cae Pe eeitten ot Phone Main. #806 wat Be- Hi font sellor tn patent ith opinions on scope and valtai 444 Henry Blyok Adams & Broolk red Patent ‘Trade Mark Attorney; 20 yeare in e Colman Block. Tegivtered patent altars Block. Write for book. attie, Barnes & Go. heya, Starr-Royd PATTERNS AND MODELS. WY~Vourtte Mattern Worke—a. eo ‘The best equipped shop tn town. PLUMBING AND HEATING. mang gaa fitting. We PRINTERS, Plumbing, make & of wo Ind. 1307. Rater RIE ~Nooee TOE ON! Ind. "3649, Right Prices! first-class wort L. RUG REPAIR. ren nat Tae and repairing. lake av, Main 1261. SKATING RINKS. SONG RS TZ ivr . ot gt, Westlake cars, tonight STAMP WORKS, Pavitio~ Coast Stamp, Works. ain. Ind. 1379, Matn 9634 ‘Ten acres improved land; good tras Omy $1 Apply A. Dani Columbia & Puge! ‘oF 004 soll portation; Ke ere: nd ratiroad, Fae EXCLU Second av. Kiefer, Weat Beattie u¥, 14 Downa Block, Main 2484, Ind. 2259. Bid. tnd and STORAGE. VYRPSA EATS. Our WoHoTUTOLy, PIReD NOE Storage Locked Vault for valuables, Republican st. Henry Weller, Transfer. . oth pho: ator, Moving & Btokea e Phones Main 886, Ind. 996, TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES. Union 1512 Tth av Wox, Blick and other makes Pacitio | trpemetter sad Canely Oo, $35 & ¥. Bik, °