The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 26, 1901, Page 4

i“ ae avenue. th to those with put muatoal educate rm ared the ith #everal soprano pleasing, UNSIGHTLY BILL BOARDS Chamber of Commerce Takes Action in Hopes of Romedying the Evil—Adopts Resolutions to Suppress Anarchy —New Public Hall Wanted--Other Business of Chamber » her, (It ie ha Tivoli Op The last p Wood Com: formance ” ft “Babes tn y the Tivoll thisjerings, The matter was referred to ‘The bil doard nutsance tn it ts | the committee on co! elty will remedied soon, hoped. m to this end was tak- | Memeria en by the Chamb mmerce at] In a Yesterday's regular meeting by pass ing resolutions, asking cll to order the remov Der of the more conspicuous boa en Madison street and pass an or @nce prodibiting any further Struction of them in reside trictsa. This matter engas tention of the chamber at the obscenity of the displays « Of the boards was condems righ MeKinley Memorial Hospital ‘The chamber yesterday passed res- lutions signifying its hearty @orsement of the plan introduc Lieut. A. BR. Wyckoff, looking to for Martyrod Prosidents the c a day in * rtyred preside . the « al affaire Mr, Butterw Ketohiica mmittee on nati orth, recently returne ing rightly the merchants and hardware dea “The Female Drummer” Third Avenue theater has AY « many farce The Ing card tn Ne 0 mi try rubt the Exoursion to Yekime ex mn will be tober 2 from this ¢ A comm n the citizens, FP. Benson on 1 urs promot to the Yak fon pital, to be koown as the MeKin Memoria! hospital, and to be le fm Southern California. ‘The r tion, which has already been put fore the citize governor t tm the " ec ngeme . of three to # e Biat struction of amber was afte Next week which, when « aed ltne “Daughter of maintained by the government he armory on the day of the| ing,” = oneceastu' To Suppress Anarehy tal exercines, for § A. 7 uthor A communication was re Lewis C. Crawford from the Pittsburgh ham Darrow were made members commerce, suggesting the mber tion of a movement ( Matthews, of Jacksonvill archy by the adoption o: was present at the meet a week t iaiie tt « ortme shoke a few words comment ~ fave ‘orably on the city and the work President McKt and who, it harged, wan heard to say that the nation hment | of the chamber Cannot Set! Unt mends efforts to © | president would be Killed before ¢ property bounded by neca 1, and that the had been #¢ from the land of any and all per-| ona preaching and advocating! rye ¢ Pike streets and Bighth and Tenth | leet was b mmis avenues, This property @ny such doctrine. ‘The chamber) adopted resolutions similar to the | adopted by the Pittsburgh body, re commending congress and all state some to be even more the central park scheme. old university grounds and it ts thought likely that the proposed cen- tral park will yet be a realisation. to cope with the great de-| The entire matter was again referred | ® mands on occasions of public gath- to a committee of five. DISPOSITION OF | music throughout the evening. A} LARGE E ESTATE. | sree crowd Was present : a Numerous Bequests Made in the | v Late Thos. Ciancy’s Will | at ty ived never M err muccenstu Far ompany ts Harry Ladell ts aly much of a popular favorit the sta rom BE. act with the Diamond trdmne by Ch of “King of the of the ty Grounds mmmittee having tn charge park that th 1 be procured from } tn 6° in the Kill wer to deed the proper The committ same. Hew Public Mall ‘The advisability of the Dullding and = maintatning public hall for its uses and pu Deneftt to take the place of the Present armory building. was dis : matter was brought up by Joh John w Pratt and received con- siderad! tt, in before ( t Silver City and sum furnish that seow to Albuquerque and ‘urging + point ly denies all of ed out the inadequacy of the present 4 factiities The IndustrialSchoo! ‘The Industrial Bchoot of Seattle te now permanently established at the| Club gave its firet|Sarah FR. Yesler home Second | night at the Maison | aven Mr. Hartford Reaumont master. Toasts were by Mre. Webster Plummer, M The Lath banavet les ert. drer ations will shortly be ready for dren. | On October 9 the LAL | wilt gts ter sert Buralars Enter Residence r Washing ‘The will of the late Thomas Clan- ©¥ was Ged for probate yesterday Mr. Clancy was never married, and Most of his fortune, which is estim- ated at $200,000, ts left to his neph- ews and nieces, nearly all of whom live im Seattle, The will was made on Sept. 15, 1901 ‘To his brother, James Clancy, of The friends Mrs. Sprague gave a party in honor her Sth birthday. Many preeents were given her, and the occasion wan @ most enjoyable one to ail. Mrs | Sprague ie the mother of Prof. Wil Beattie, he gives $5900; to the daugh- | 1" °% Wilson's Modern Rusiness col Here of Geo. E. Clancy, of Seattie, | 4 Lizzie and Georgia, 32000 each | Heide Cunningham, of Gardner, Me. | Stata teteteteetatetated trie Axtures. Kit . 16 Becond Ave For gas and « bourne & Clark © @aughter of Wm. Clancy, deceased, Theaters. « Drother of the testator, $4,000; to} Fred, Lizzie and Lillie Clancy i. \WRAADERAAAAADAAATENTETD Gren of Chae. F. Clancy, of Seattie, $2000 each; to the four children o Patrick and Kittie ot Kearney parish, A Bligo, Ireland, each $1000 (Patrick ewan ie referred to ss the tes Aator’s half brother); hildren of John ot New York Gillian ts r Dalt sister): t John Clancy. Geo. W. Clancy ey. of 8 Clancy, Peased, $15,000; t @aughter of Jan ; Wm. Clancy, deceased wax warmly receive George W., Thos. H., tal program was Mre Grace James, ch es. Mekirey, Mr. Clancy's} %S NOTHING ts nam-| Too GooD FOR THE AT 819.50 SICK velvat AT The Royal Italian Band The first ert of the Royal Ital New Fall Jackets AT 87.00. K Halt fitting jacket of stitched eean AT #1¢ Kersey Box of the program: thing equa €4 as sole executor, without bond Directory | have been Ten thousand bookle fesued by the Manufac Asno- | _ @iation of Seattle, giving a list of the many (different commodit ganufactured in Seattle and the firms engaged in the manufactur- fing business The book gives a great deal of miscellaneous information Pegarding the manufactures ity which is not gener and is invaluable as a ready rofer- ence. PLEASANT HOURS WHILED AWAY The Order of Washington Union, {No. 17, gave an interesting enter tainment last evening at Foresters’ ball. Commodore Foote Relief Corps ave its first social of the season at lanke hall last evening. It was @ Very successful affair ere’ 24 ave. and Columbia. Tot The 2d Ave. Clothing House 1420 SECOND AVENUE Is offering special bargains in all lines of Men’s and Boys’ Clothing. Call and examine our carefully selected stock. : 1420 Second Avenue, H. TAYLOR ; ; ; The Whitford Rapid Vehicle and Motor Launch Company Sole Agents, 1418 Avenue CHINE “AND REPAIR WwoRK at short not ne engine that can or w " fram will leave « Park seminary at “ ' A Critical Pa of ed Eyes absolutely necessary to d r TRAIN, We have the r and methods for inspecting the A. A. SCHUCHARD, M. 0. earn experience in correcting all 8 EYES ASPECTALTY " iit us about your eyen Janutacturing Opticians, 1207 Second " Seattle, Hoxt te Sone, Fir A Lane's Stare 1 Qheir home. A reception to the # oo ‘oung Women tion t their new at bs Mrs. G: rendered two delightfu ert Miss De Vor gave a re University orchestra dis manner of extra charge an expert of caan fects, CHILE for examination. Cor SCHUCHARD OPTICAL CO. = ve LITTLE CHANGE 22" *{ Jobbing Quotations Slow, However Melons Go at Any Price JOBBING QUOTATIONS, (CORRECTED DAILY.) 1 Corrected Daily, — The lodged tn jail. | the} IN PETTIT’S ADDITION WHY ? $300 LOTS | are sell nue Vv tion will Uring @ pri : PETTIT & SON. 523 N N. Y. Blook rns . e Petits ‘Worlds Be THE SEATTLE STAR, “SAMPLE OF Prices arc frered te in th the pr k or in betng the car hisoo | wittiam Lay Robbed by Men Whom He “Blowed” Money on “Silver Dick” Expects Soon to Be a Millionaire roribe for the Star Frederick & Nelson—Fine Furniture A WELL-MADE PARLOR CHAIR FOR FRIDAY SPECIAL bea w 4 well fin wee from out of town, px Jay will be filled at this 4 $4.15 birch mahogany er than Satur tr open panel, ring seat her, ailk rand ¢ regu FREDERICK & NELSON wens Second Avenue, From Madison to Spring ad { ereeeeeooe Harvard ; Dental Office 133154 Second Avenue Will move to our New Den- % tal Parlors, 512 Second Ave- bs Freeh From the Faotory $ @ nue, October Ist $ Geo. H. Woodhouse & Co. 1409 Second Ave. Seeesereesoooosers To Be Sold : BETTER MUSIC | Musical lostruments Our Entire Stock of New and Dam- aged Hardware Paints, Etc ed to the otreet OSLYN 7 VEEN COAL Once tried maxim, merit Business Aug always “Success the used, teat started in Beatti sinee. Union e of the finest es of PAPER HANGINGS in the city. Call and inspect them. ‘Fine Decorating a Specialty STAR PAINT CO. 900-307 Pike St, Senttic lowest t our of 1899, and has increased ev- 4 for steam natruction af prices will show how we Brand mn new Kimball Organs for terms of 96 down and $3 per D. S. Johnston (0, 903 Second Avenue Burke Building up. and = Baker's 1 Cocoas, sweet EAST INDIA TEA CO. 222 Pike St ponBONNEY & STEWART wuneral Dite om Third , Star nons Main 18 Qrrddrra vr D> 0090909008 IT’S ALWAYS : RELIABLE i medium gloss fintsh Queen City Laundry KEELEY INSTITUTE ‘ MORAN BROS CO. Shipbuilders, Founders, Machinists end Boiler Makers. Manufacturers of High-Grade Lumbor. GUNS AND SHELLS DFPPRRIPIRAFTRIHI PAID. for the Habits ur mi penke | ullivan Build pilives, By uM | They are all the best; prived | the lowest possible. | Going Northrup Co. 804'Ist | INGRATITUDE == cai | GRAND | JOHN CORT. MANAGER | FOUR NIGHTS, A THE BON MARCHE Supt. Hartranft’s Official Visit tranft \ that the Milli have had their initial she again take the lead at Gift coupons will be buyers will br forward th distributed THURSDAY, BEPTEMUER y NORDHOFF @ co, “Buyers Sal. GOES ON. y S$ 1it wing the people’s a ay Dress 00 Buyers’ Sale will favorite store ctore and ¢ the argains, icine. 1S best th t Hore are Some Prices ioe Tomonoy NOTION SPECIALS Foi Aoxen, regu regular price " DOWNSTAIRS UN- DERPRICES ORATED PORCELAIN . Electric.. The Perfect Light FOR ALL PUR- vote al for ® We have ed with R Steel Granite goods wlightly damage choice third off pr arge table crov one reg Welxbach Mantle sold regularly for 40 No Matches, Ko Odor, No. Smok | $5.50 ART SQUAR Fquares, THE SEATTLE ELECTRIC CO. 907 First Avenue 81.50 Kio Ru sually ask $2.25 for will be offered tomorrow at $1.50 each SOFA PILLOW TOPS 25e A splendid lot of te and Se Bote w Tops, stamped with designs, will be on sale Wotaseaay at Me. 59e GOLF SHIRTS 30c¢ Men's Golf Shirts, in fancy striped percales, worth lic, at B¥c. Ge HAIR RIBBON Be Hair Ribbon in checks and tripes, worth 6c yard, tomorrow at te Hair Ribbon worth lic, in fan- a _ Dresden designs at yar Sew OPERA HOUSE v8 SOc WORKING SHIRTS, 29 Splendid values in Men's Work- ing Shirts, for tomorrow, the 50c kind at 3% $2.98 FOR BOYS’ $4.50 SUITS. oo} Suits, in fan- tomorrow at "Phone, Main 66. BEGIN- NING WEDNESDAY SATURDAY MATINEE CHANNING ELLERY'S Royal Italian Band Boys $4.50 M! n 1M¢ FOR INFANTS’ 50c SHOES Infants’ Soft Sole Shoes, worth Sec pair, at 8c tomorrow WOMEN'S RAINY DAY SHOES $2.00 Rainy Day Shoes for wo- men will be special tomorrow at 61.86. CHILDREN’S SCHOOL DR | wa | THIRD AVENUE THEATER Sl MUSICIANS~-51 Prices, $1, 75c, 50c and} 25 cents. Seats on sale Tues-| day, 9a. m. SEA TITLE THEATER: 4. MOWE, Maenger Te Mata 4s The Leading Theater Tivoli Opera Company | | A line are on sale very low, prices rang: tng from Sic upwards. The TONIGHT And the Rest of the Week ay meatent Ma wi ive a toy, “Toy Maker” | Popular Prices, —— each child when HAT, you will find, to ads. Not every ad. hem, EATTLE THEATER |.” 3. HOWE, Men Tel, stain |s Cough S Syrup Our own make and we assure the satisfactoriness of it. It sella in 2c and 0c bottles. HIRSCH PHARMACY First and Pike Ta. Main 916 Proper Wallpapering is an art want y District At rooms pe ha e “ Come tn and ‘ h me Cc, F, STOLTING 846 Third Ave Tel, Red 1025 “And ‘i Mt. James Neill dot em. Sunday and Thureday nights ‘The Lottery of Love. of Rebellious The Royal Rox." An Ideal Husband,” nt and Saturday mati. tur day night—“The Lavish scenic mounting. Acea—$1.00, The, [e Seats on tomorrow. | W. M. RUSSELL, ‘ Phone, Main Seattle's Only Up-town Theater, A High-Class Family Resort, Manager. pan shape as well as one that coats $25, We don’t make the $10 kind. 1207 First Avenue Where You Show at F t a Dollar and a Half pular Prices, 20, 30, y's big NERVOUS WEAK Pxtrava, Sanitarium, Hinckley Block. Fourth Floor SEATTLE TAILORING CO. } find a permanent and lasting cure LID GOLD SHEL nag 1 Bolg 1 we Bei NELETT A lot of Flant ) be an attract 2 have th Persian stripes Ee WALT, vlette mal on the pe | . al pte be a the tomorrow garment WOMEN'S $1.50 UNDE WEAR 58e Women's all wool Jemey: WOMEN'S SOc HOSE Ife Women's fancy lisle or in or Grop and toe, worth Wednesday, only, at te] BOX WHITING PAPER AP Regular We boxes of F, 100 envelopes and 1 20c, instead of Mig, LADIES HOME JOURNAL Back numbers of the Home Journal, Munsey's { zine and other popular } on sale tomorrow at Se inetest; Ye $1.25 DRESS GOODS Ale Inch all wool Zibetine fot, in brown, gray anéQ worth $1.25, tomorrow et Ma. $1.25 FOR COMPORTERE Splendid eee with silkoline and white cotton, worth Ge un $1.25. 98e FOR 81.25 PILLOW Good Pillows, worth $13% cred with splendid quality ing, filled with turkey weight 5 pounds, at Se, $3.25 PILLOWS @8.48 These are covered tioking 3 Price tot They welgh © peunte’ Sic BLANKETS 45e Gray Cotton Blankets, She, at d5e. , 81.25 BEDSPREADS fe ll-4 White Crochet Marseilles patterns, ‘ rendy for use, at 8c, instead ; $1.26. INDIGO PRINTS Best American Indigo worth 6 1-4 n ) worth 186, at 150, theBon Marche NORDHOFF @ CO. 1415 to 1435 Second Av. and 5-123 Pike St. ofitable News be the substance of these a bargain every day, but often enough to pay you for the time spent in reading Ration Ad. New Every Day. Neglect of Tired Eyes may cause the loss of your 7 sight, yes examined free Sporting Goods and moderately in a complete priced line, Prichard Hardware Company 457 Pike Street They Keep Their Shape ° Building Paper Tarred paper =y' 25 to $150.8 rah Grown building paper, 60 toe a roll, ERNST at 2 506 Pike Street ‘el, Green 72 tion in men and women he new hygienic treatment . H. T. TURNER } DR. ———ae JOHNSTONE Highest salar Telephone Main 1060 fRr cuaeaceres a Coen ee RUNNER & C ines and ¢ by sors 502 Pike Steet Family Trade a Spectalty lay Matinee son's Big OSSD SSOP HOSOSOSSSOS OD OOOOH DS HOHOH) COOP —— 5 | eautiful Scent | 929009 090 099909 000000. ‘Daughter at the Diamond King The Prose saya: “A perfec A | powerful east. A fe Harmony for the ear Four beautiful stage plotures tn the life of an Amertoan girl t play ast for the eye, AXMINSTER AND. SMYRNA RUGS Below Cost This Week at Odden’s, 502 Pike St A company ¢ t performers, | Prices—20c SEARCHLIGHT Showing the Pan-American Expoattion at Buffalo, eee home fr this hap make a ¢ hange, I'll try the iN THE NECK it when your collars are seat y with a saw edge. yourself I believe CASCADE LAI edges on Collars or ¢ ‘Telephone