The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 3, 1901, Page 2

Mrs. Sanford Missing THE SEATTLE STAR. Every a yon except Sunday, r PHONE Rustness D. Main f al Dept., Matn 1138, H % HARARD V y KF. MASE, ¥ eer OFFICES N Building THE MAN WHO CARRIES A GUN Tacoma y 1 of nineteen Grew ak 1 tr ar je (0 T n Monday afternoon a t ke nh 7 agely murdered ren, shooting him m7 the slightest shred n other than his t Week in and week out, month after month, th own Seatt a he names of per for y 5 ing conc eadly weapons,” and present the data alte with sal F r Geadly weap vults with Intent to to do t harm.” It is @ b , . Rinety p tc y cusadle ar t Deen creditadiy warned, that his cing sought by anot and that he may be called on su: y to protect himself from dang as There in not another square mile sault. | England « « Under any other clrcur ex for the private citix arty ag ty of London No ot & Knife, knucklers, slungshot, Dlackjack or any other Weapon ts By da ee t to court trouble and inv! fete a nite ob: 1B Yet every day the streets and ts of Seattle are f 4 Jean hardly be 20.000 peop i statement apply alone to men who get their living has been surely going down, the 4 The conceated-weapon-carrying hahit extends f the prof ation b #ional man and the man of business, This has been proved too many Aa times to admit of « Probably this dangerous vice grew from what was {When the West was yor m tities now abound, p argely by t @al's ability to take ¢ himsett. part of his necessary dress, The law-abiding man was the most Pessity was deplorable, but it ext How now? ‘The wild territory hae become a prosperous, populated the Brawling camp has given way to the orderly town, the town has bulld ed itself into a city; the v safety has ceased to exist, along with the rough condition that ance a neceasity the days when r 1 where onal safety was measured individ So he went a His gun pon e hands of oquent dissuader of crime, The ne ted and could not be ignored. the ready in state ance committee as a common Institution of 4 ft; municipal government, the constable of city life, is on duty: to all ity a le arow Intents and purposes we have become a CIVILIZED, PROGRESSIV F mlaniahd on May COMMUNITY, ms entered m. and Why, then, 40 we look with tndulgence on the savage custom of car Fying deadly weapons tn our pockets? WHY 40 we tolerate unlawfully armed men tn our streets? ‘Is it that, after all, we are NOT a peaceable community? @re still an outpost of civilization—e “Wild West” ‘That we town where hu life ts held light? | . Shall we deprecate acts of violence with a gun-batt under our vest? | people | nen WORTHY OF BEINC WATCHED |! mber. and it 1s est! = aml, 00,000 people have the cit ‘Theodore Roosevelt's statement, tn his Labor Day speech, that c: J. [bounds Six hours later. by eight fatic monopolies—trusts—must be brought within the restraint of lawful |{he city have rocchet Aros eat legisiation, ts worthy of comment as being a public utterance by the vico Me ? faicuiated President of the Untted States. It is presumabdie that a vice president would be more or leas strictly Boverned, on an orcasion like this, by the intent of the chief executive, | | Through to Walla Walla | familiar to himself. Seattle will hereafter have direct It may "be assumed, further, that ft ts the business of a vice pres! 5 ge Walla ¥ alia e ston & « Dia Fe Gent to thoroughly understand the president, and that the vice president fiway yesterday put on @ train knows his business. nning from Dayton through Walls | It wil! be of merely passing Interest to watch the propulsion of party-. alia to Pasco, and making ¢ the Political contradiction, crimination and recrimination that wil! tail |". 7 ada alon@ in the wake of Teddy's talk. Some will potnt noisily, and call : Proudly on the world to witness that the administration has committed Meelf to the lawful protection of the mass against the « * Others Will distend their jowls with proph=tic puffing and tell that Btategman is—insincere. But the people most concerned—the toflers—will narrow their eyss end WATCH. he cowboy —_ Mr. Samuel Hill will abide with us. come a citizen. 7 He will take a house and t Incidentally, he will look up an old gas plant with which Three New Firemen he has an eleven-hundred-thousand-dollar bonded connection and wil! | nas ads “S$ os ee the try to find out why it causes #0 many rippling waves foree. They are Walter Murphy | ! =| H. Ewitt, driver, ey Report | | SERVED WITH MAJ, M'KINLEY = 25" § coopER & Ln} Capt. Schilling Was Also Known as Tments ninth the Adopted Son of Kit Carson (Us “'" Lake V A. B.Cranson at Fifth ave Capt. L. C. Schilling, wife and tle daughter Emma, ag y of 14% First aver turned from a tour a 8 ‘They are from Washington, D. ¢ tut came to Seattle t their home. Capt, Schilling received a specia commission from the government to make a rep th re Sources of the Philippines. He ts now busy preparing that report to mit to the officials at Washington. ‘The Schilling family left Washing ton, D. C., Sept. 1 They went te Ban Francisco for a few days and tom« Spek teternee New York, {Mr and Mra. Geors A puttin ee thence to the Philippines, spending | 1 he funeral was Duster ‘On comparison you wit seven months in that country | morning. lle yg hon pe: pn Capt. Schilling t# well known in th ly sold at per quart bott Northwest fifties and| The funeral of O. n. 3 “ Sameat Oy arneee £0 en wixtics was perhaps one of the) held from But sais best kn. ppera of the North-| 10 o'clock this a west. He rin away from his home| suapices of Miller P ‘ Mason's Fruit a in Texas when a little boy. He « ate Jude " it s in with Kit Carson, the farm 1 i rime =. " writer. He ne known as th: Sannin aie bases Edopted son Carson. He PE ag Se ; r oxen President McKinley during the war |°r Sy uaTK th. If you requl of the rebellion. 7; Sas tiie cda at Bons f ra, better procure An Address on Cedar River Gecko abd tacnity deatowoe ton ‘The Broadway Improvement etub | #fters ag Campers: and Others will meet tomorrow evening at th one Pilgrim Congregat nin Belmont aver East Thomas street Thompson has promixed and will address the club up matters pe Cedar river water. As th fect of great inte Feniding in tha ft is expected that tie meet! be largely attended. Ladies Relief Corps thts Cooper, & Levy 104-106 FIRST AVENUE Bot. Yesler and Washington Tolaphone Main 182 Launches for charter, Tel. West 291 | QNNENENENENINI a mran -w of | re der the I The 2 0'c noon. Ladies’ Relief #c wk at the ike The Eddie I med and pr appearance hall ALKi Point Picnic Grounds | ® very wtrikeing Take steamer Lady Lake trom| Columbia dock .. . dren a war var weaves v,sute FINE, FIELD THE SEATTLE STAR, Mr. Hill Rents Shannon House FOR ACTION Bad Man With Revolver Runs Amuck Paris House ' SPECIAL PRICES ' fi PERSONAL MENTION. ice ine Spelyer & Hurlbut 1216-1217 Second Avenue * aPouga oulthwick 717 -19 - 21-23 First Ave lankets an Comfortables CnuUe + A SOROSIS Store Exclusively is Sh Soros es are the Always one pr German-American Investment Co. 6129 THIMD AVENUE Co A Large Odd... Burez 811.50 Goods Sold On Payments grreeeeeeoes 909906 0006 Pacific Coast Steamship Co Sen Franch isco For South-Eastern Alaska PROIPIC CUuPrSR LINE For NOME, and TELLER S. NOME CITY Poe eereoeocees cevoeeoooes HUMBOLDT $.5. CO $ TES. 8. HUMBOLDT § 3 F «3 3 ; Sept. 3, at 8 P.M ° . . : 04606000600 0600000 000600 The White Pass and Yukon Route the RRR R RRR For Honolulu Direct nae The Globe Navigation Co. 3 Sailing About July 15 = INTENNIAL 2 TELLER CIry OF EVERETT ATTLE, EVE “STORAGE Te Main 41-48, Obice 623 First ay, OSLYN COAL QUEEN COAL rted in Seattle 1 has increased ev- Mid-Summer Clearance Sale WALLPAPER At Greatly Reduced Prices CODSSCH OOOO OSE OOD . ° Remington Typewriters »é of excel GRAND RIDGE § KOLE LUMP AT $3.75 PER TON NUT AT $2.75 PER TON t of M phe Mar ooo POOOOOD OD OOTOOOORS, (LASS IFIED ADS. ARCHITECTS ATTORNEYBAT LAW. PECKMRT, A.J ‘ ¢ postott ry 1 1 * x ! 1 1 LARTI KELL Ba By Aus D. LAM 1, 204 Brown, f ean A KNAPT He D KEMI 5 re , ' . A ° Bank of Commerce : apita $160. ransacts general banking Vusiness. t ary, prea.: BR. R. Bpencer. wh. fate dpe 0 Deposit THe v FIRST NATIONAL BEA BANK ( banking busi. 31.500, 600. te, pres: &. L. Grondahl, © pres: A. H. Sosiberg, cash. Lane. axst. cash. No branches. anadian Bank of Commer: wed on time A pking buster 4 TLE BRANCH—Corner ot D. A. CAMERON, Mer PROPLE'S SAVI BANK i avenue and Pike St. Capitat up, $100.00. E. C. Neufeider, I. Rk. yaen, cash: J. T content, east. oa Commerciai st _businens. ——_—_— OT SINESS COLLEGES. thand : 4 Bor ainees ge. Second and graphy. I ON'S Mod. Bus, « Mair CON’ RACIOR and BUILDERS, w BROMLEY & general t r Starr-Boyd building DERQ ROSELEAP, shops FOR RENT STOR FURNACES Y & ROBM, 1418 AND sADDLERY HEN WARNE S KY & HELP WANTED HELP WANTED—FEMALE x « T HELP WANTED—MALE os 4OTELS, FURNISHED ROOMS. “a ‘.OANS AND INSURANCE. JAMES THWELL f Main f 8 Boston bik ANI ES street MECHANICAL ENGINEERS. McALLASTEN, 063-4 Pioneer OSTEOPATHY. experience chronic casen R & Howell, onteopaths, 405 ins block. "Phane, Main 7 WASHINGTON Institute of Oste- Deposit Bufldin Sate hed in S ain 607, OCULIETS AND AURISTS. witding, tm ‘the efty of seattil punty, Washington, withil year from July 16th, 190) Dit FONDA” NADEAU— Bye. MARY WELLHO! nose and throat. 231 Burke bldg DR. KINBE. Baliey Building. Dr. J. A. Mackinnon. ¢ Chapin bide DR SHMLLASARGER = Hincklew PATENT ATTORNEY, ei rx: F_ E. ADAMS. Starr-Boyd bide fting, Colman bid. | VAIN Teits. P. NOGLEBER Paintir hang som iming PERSONAL. NEW INVENTION—A 8 Bath Cabinet for only $5.0. Our new | Turkish 1 y_ refunde Address P. J BARGAINS in secoiM hand at Red Fi We « FAR SEEING judge their expenditures ns received rather than Such use Pease « that they wear better tie conditions, hence @ t in the end. Our stock of housekeeping. nd bakery, 921 1 _ CLOTHES CLEANING. SEATTLE Clothes Pi ee RN shape $ ye ing, rey 0 1004, HIGH « for ti . Dave Taylor Boyd b DANCING ACADEMIES. DANCING lessons, private or in ally. Pr * Dan g school. Ranke block qvibaschool. Ranke block. DRAMATIC-OPERATIC SCHOOLS FRANK C. EGAN, dramatic and operatic coach; ‘special summer | n all grades of dra c tion, voice pla oper force: Tuesdays and Fridays. Holyoke block DENTISTS. ORESSMAKERS. POR Cadiew tallor 7 i gowns call at Lamb & 10. 1 Collins block LYNCH & SHAW, 7) Wt bide Mdme. A. & Smith. 67 A bik DYEING AND CLEANING. Parisian Dye Works—We call for ean, p iver your clothes: lo} Damus & bought and sold & Eshelman Mutual Lite bla © on Haller block ELECTRICAL MACHINERY. ICKSON & “Wymait Co an » Install Mor FUNERAL DIRECTORS. HUTTERWORTH & Sona ers, 1426-1498 Third, Tel Pike 49, {' OMMBRCTAT oe Third ave ‘and Main 991 FASHION avenue free Ox¥ p« | the D. §. Joint ( 903 Second Avenue Burke Building Hiair store, i913 Ala of the Seconda sis scalp 64 McDonald ble GAN non 1 132 F ET, | a bath, Mrs. 7 fu 91 ‘Third avenue. WANTED—Old gold and silver, He Hensel, mfg. Jeweler, 28 Hinckley. HANSON, stylish millinery; | prices. Corner 4th and Pine PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. |DR STEWART, apex in | Pais en nburgh Medical Boston. block | DR. MILES, r ed to Heu sey Bldg. Srd & Pike PR’ VAN DY. disees ov wo") New York Datta, P mon chronteAiséaaee'Waan’ oti | NEW York Dantal Paris DR. HINKLE, 211-212 Mu Life ) fir re, Tel. White res Buff 941 614 First er DE FALK 8-79 Starr-Boyd bidg., be Tel, Black 856; res. Green 1651 N | PRINTING AND B BINDING, ape « MARKET Report Pri 27 cree lishing Co,, high gr job pri t 2 pring &t Buff 642, b - BULL B commercial printers, | filin 306, 907, 308 ‘Washington bid. overt Treen'é shoe store. Tel. White asa METROPOLITAN Printing & Bi qi0 PLATES ing Co,, 301 2nd av 8. Tele Mains ES Tel Main 805 PHOTOGRAPHERS. REQUIRE STAMP PHOTOS--218 Cotumpbi St c ni An finishing, Wilse, Su eLUMBING, HAZLI & MULLIN“ NOW Ru 1 year. Tel, E Gold Crowns, $5; Full Sot Testt $5; Bridgework, $5; Gold Filll Up; Silver Fillings, 902 New York Dental Patits 614 FIRS umbing Co. I 2 &@ SON, ‘pi RUBBER STAMPS, STAMP WO? Scheuerman Bock. 110 Chert