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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1907
Page
2
In Bellingham on June 1, Eyegrold daughter Gladys Moan, a toddler, was burned after her dress caught fire while playing with matches. She died shortly after at a local hospital. The tragedy occurred while in the care of Rev and Mrs T J Moan.
Prats afternoon the Superiors play the Rainiers at Dass at o o'clock. Tomorrow Puget Sound teams will play again with tou Mahaf umpiring both games. Players listed include Superiors Bee Hickin Jett Whalen Bohoder Schmuts Wineholt and Rainiers O'Brien Price Dye Clark Casweil Davie Rogere Souder Gotchey.
K H Marriman says he is not now ready to say anything and has no answer to make to the president's Memorial Day speech.
A grand procession forms at Jackson street and First Avenue with police and officials leading the parade. Maj. J. H. Pendon commands Marines and bluejackets as Fort Lawton bands and regimental units follow to Second Avenue. Formal ceremonies begin at 2 PM with speeches by Edward H. Berg and others, to celebrate the expo ground breaking.
Stockholders should visit the Alea Building office to view the Tidester No. 3 property recently acquired. An engineer says a ledge about two hundred feet wide extends two thousand feet on the company’s land, indicating at least five million dollars in ore valued around five dollars per ton once the company can operate a furnace. Shipments may start on the fifteenth trial, with stock at 75 cents per share likely to rise. See ore at 420 Alaska Ridge and the Dutch Miller property's one hundred foot level.
Barrett delivers a speech with a message from President Roosevelt praising the Northwest’s plans, expressing regret at cabinet presence, and urging unity among Washington Oregon and California. He urges stronger shipping policies, commerce growth, and the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition as a milestone for regional and national progress.
Phinney offers high quality portraits at reasonable prices attracting clients seeking fine portraiture. Location listed as 706 Firet Ave in Washington block demonstrates affordable options.
The ad promotes Monuments Art Marble Co near Virginia and Ed White at 210 Coleman Building. It highlights exclusive woolen fabric for hot weather suits and cautions buyers to choose stylish, well made garments that last all season.
Property sits between Rainier Valley and Dunlap canyon with sweeping views of the city, Duwamish valley, Lake Washington, and the mountains. It lies near the old Renton car line and a new Seattle Electric Co. line opening by November, promising a two minute ride to the business center.
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