The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 28, 1902, Page 3

192 pRIDAY, FESRUARY 38 BUILDING INDUSTRY SHOWS PROSPERITY ‘Only One Month in the History of the City Exceeded Feb- ruary in Requests for Construction Permits aly one month in tho history of tng put up by the Moore Investment value of building per- | Co. on Second avenue between Uni We city, im the verekty and Union, at a cont of $2 at the city engineer's of gaits issued 0, John B. Agen also took out aly gang of prof one ) fies, exceeds on | ceggadlane » ‘le permit = his wharf to adjoin White | manuf actu ed th sapanee aah t today. p al ur this |Star d | machine slug and in some places — in all, 483 permite were The lated staten ont made out they worked ®ame #0 well that " “ ._ {in the city engineer's office for the! several large ane ! t ° be amounts of money deqeed, with o total valuation of 9663, kinds of permits, with the/| were secured : pecsans qa The month oe eres, et Fees, ue, ie as follows The slums are made with one side a | higher, deine #700, 000 . 104, valued at. $ $6,652) fac-simile of @ niokel, The reverse “fhe value of permits issued ts al- frame, 47, valued at. 47 side, however, te left plain, and this @oudle what it was last month, e, $1, valued at 190,832 | fact disiodges the charge of counter Te eat double the amount of Feb frame, 6, valued at 34,880 | felting that might otherwise be — jst year, The great increase brick, 1, Valued at ‘ placed against the swindiers. TT ihe more remarkable when it brick, 1. valued at 2.800| Wednesday night the bartender at » that February te the brick valued at 285,000) the Motor Bar saloon, on going to 4 pom month in the year, and n valued at 600 akg maint. found it full of bogus . hae two legal holidays. | Docks 90,000 | Slugs @ at Once notified OMlocer 4 has deen &n extraordinary ac- | Foundations, 6 ued at 6.185 | McDonald and he, together with the x fm dullding ¢ sles, 212 permits | Miscellaneous, 64, valued at 4.49 (Other two night offieera, started ¢ gadences and business blocks Alterations, 92, valued at 11,085 | Work on the case, and soon captured taken O8t. Among the more | Moves, 14, valued at 2,065 |/tWo men in the very act of playing were for a hotel on Fifth | Repairs, 43, valued at 12,350 | the machine in Cors & Wegner's aa- and Yesler way, to coat §29,- | aad for the Arcade building be- | WPILISTS WILL SUPPORT NO CANDIDATES BUT THEIR OWN ‘ty Committee Says Judge Winsor Must Stay at Head of Ticket--The Party Will Not Aid in Defeating Either Democrats or Republicans Seattic, Waeh., Fed. 27, 1902. Witam H. Moyer, Chairman, and the City Committee of the Peo- Gentlemen: I have been troportuned, well a9 Four committee, to with- w from the head of the People’s iy ticket, leaving the rest of the stend, in the interest of what Total No. 422, valued at. $663,695 em ome {party for mayor to withdraw our candidate for mayor from the tix | leaving the contest for that peal: | to be fought out between the Repub liean and Democratic candidates Wherees, this committee has fu considered all the conditions extwtir in the city of Seattle, the tenor effect of the letter of the Democr candidate and the best interes of the People's party In the state of Wash- Gaimed to be a prospective good | ington, as well asin the city of Seat- mt in the city of Seattle | tle, for the future, and have by a ie the defeat of the Republican | unanimous vote of the committee de- and the election of the) termined that it is not for the best te candidate. | interest of the People’s party to Asks Advice } Withdraw our candidate for mayor desire, for fear my judgment) Our Efforts Were Destroyed be diased, to leave this mat-| We are not responsible for the con- “atrely in your bands: If you! ditions existing in the city of Seattle gach a step advisable, I want Our efforts (Wo years ago for an feel absolutely at Hberty to | honest, independent citigens’ ticket my name from the ticket.j were destroyed by the Dermiocratic pleasure in acquiescing in| organization We fully indorse the Judgment, surrendering my | position taken by our candidate for of the representatives of} mayor in his letter of acceptance, . Icannot, however, betray/and now have determined and an- and those who have placed | nounce to the electors of the city of in my by taki. such a/ Seattle thet we will not withdraw my Own responsibility. I| the name of our Candidate for mayor leave this matter entirely |from the ticket, but will keep the within your committee. whole ticket of People’s party in R. WINSOR. | the field for the suffrages of the peo- ple of the city of Seattle By order of the committee, WILLIAM H. MOYER Chairman HOWARD 0. WALTZ, RST OF THE FISHING FLEET The first of the small schooners that comprise the spring halibut | fishing fleet that deliver thetr catch jte the Seattle Fish Co. are now at | that company's dock, preparatory to | sailing to the halibut banks outside Cape FPiattery. The trio comprises ithe Vida, the Myrtle and the Don- leaster. The former two are Seattle | boats, the last is owned at Ballard | There are 33 veeseis ail toid in th fleet. Thirteen of them are now « | gaged In fishing In Alaska. New a transport Sew- | rivals are expected here dally from in Portland | thelr various winter quarters, until from Nome last the fleet is completed. The outlook red to Seattle for for halibut fishing the coming sea- Will probably es Party Headquarters, attic, Wash., Feb. 23, 1902. tications (Bites made to this « Mw ihe candidate of the Peop! Fi Shinano Maru, of the | their owners a good round sum for Taemn Kaisha line, from the | the season's work. expected to arrive in her & Smiths cove. some time to- passed Neah bay MANY JOBS OBTAINED Free Employment Bureau Makes February Record er Dispatch, from tae | here last several hundred tons of freight. She carried a “ssignment of dynamite Meamer City of Seattle of the . Coast line, sails for the north Odleck tonight. She has quite PBIB passenger Hat booked. : Sante Ana of the line arrived in San Francisco Aygo Czarina | t ” oO Ang that port ¢ aay | Suthorities at Washington will | the derelict Laura Pike, now | sting in the course of Seattie-San ‘ A. government f the sound porta to do the work pr oad = new Colman dock ‘caching completion. A ¥ sign with flaring letters, tell- Rame of the dock, is now in Taken in proportion to the num- | ber of days in each month the month }ending today shows @ slight increase lover last month in the business of ‘the Free Employment office at the city hall. It i# not so certain that it will not be up to last month, irre- spective of the difference in the num- ber of business days the month, act Up to floon tpday 194% positions had Owned by He , been filled, while last month the total Hick tor ot fs at the Bek wabacher | was only 108%. Of the number filled P Hetion oe eaeting. Upon the com-|this month, 627 were for males and of the work she goes + Fhe tleamer Pak-Ling of th Pent) line arrived at Yok 1 ¥ from the sound, after a ea7*0° Of 13 days across the The 416 were for fe Last month 690 males secured positions and 468 females ase over the corresponding et year, when only 7*4 posi- shutdown of several weeks. The business of the office has been ex tremely large, especially in regard to out of town orders | Little Thefts Several petty robberies were re- ported to the police this morning. J STILL RAIDING THE TENDERLOIN ‘Hine More Hobos Today Sent Up og to He L. Hunt of 1265 Third avenue repo A i ‘adquarters ed that a blue serge coat and Om the to . _,| were stolen from hia reom laat night, Cline Ancien district | A blue overcoat and a suit were Policemen tere” OMe Was made | stolen from John Jones of the Albe m Hyan and MeClurg , In oF 4nd nine men were are marie hotel last night to erat Lynch, Frank < wd ot A shoplifter made away with a Holder, Robert rt 4 F mackintowh, a slicker and a hat from dC. Nols n, Charlies Hig. a clothing store at 607 First avenue i Mak Anderson and I 5 south last night poy were the einen a yi Sg th Fanny Rosenberg of 416 Fifth ave- wa All are hobo-s ye hag nue, was robbed of a allver watch Strancy. ” 2 ree” | last night i atderioin Wtll not sblow idle shen ey Bien ma the cheap saloons Hold Conference Monday idle » habitu é & if a jot The general conference of the city wer him, he ip ona |improvement clubs be held at Neary . va we the chamber of commerce next Mon- Testes in ore One of the men ar-|4ay morning at 11 o'clock Mi be seme 2!4 Yemterday morning bhi The meed to the chain gang.| Ballard Rebeccas Wey scien, | Dolles court yes Whe Dn thows t) aeven The Twentieth Century tren 1pretived D-day sentences and lodge of Ballard held an u Ht on ¥ sentences » be swerved |@Uccessful ball at Maccabee the chain mite Wdey dcenenac on see 10m. ee fet 0 cess | wuBper senten function was called a ‘Ghost Was continued But | it the epiri raised were the We discharged, st lifelike ever seen in Ballard, json is sald to be excellent and the) sasiaitdhed veasela are expected to earn | his territory as his judgment sees | The month also shows a gratity- | * piaptier Kintuck of the China |tions were filled. The great activity toma Pung ¥ . today from Ta- |of the month is explained by the : Sarna with a cargo of|fact that epring ie juat beginning Pe amareban lee and large numbers of men are re-! < ener Java, with |quired for the ever-increasing farm ; a Wy ae £008 to men today. | work. Many mills and logging camps | or Wurope are also preparing to open after a THE SEATTLE LARD SWINDLE Saloon Men Done Up by Bogus Nickels Ballard saloon men are over a awindle up in arme which for t! last few days has been successfully worked to thetr loss. clever loon The men were taken to police head quarters and lodged over night There they gave the names of C. FE Reed and BE. Stickney Yesterday they were released, as the saloon machines are not regognised under the law, No counterfelting complaint sid be made, as the rogues were | wise tn leaving one side of the jsiug plain | This morning Officer Turner found two large packages of bogus slugs each weighing at least 12 pounds. jander a sidewalk on Ballard avenue | The swindiers had evidently Intend |ed to work the town thoroughly men could lodge ne complaint, ae alot | lead Rallard officers say that the two men / are the ones recently arrested at Ta- soma for the same offense. MEN FOR ~— THE NAVY Good Opportunities in Uncle Sam's Service Ideut. J. P. Morton, U. &. N.. ar- rived in the city yesterday afternoon from the Mare Island naval station and acting under instructions from the secretary of the navy, be will open tomorrow 4 naval recruiting of- fice in room 9 of tral hotel This office will remain open five days, and men for the verious | branches of the navy, excepting the marine corps, will be enlisted there Ris Tour of Duty Lieut. Morton war seen at the Rainter-Grand hotel this morning by |® reporter for the Star, and told in jadetail the particulars of what jtecknically termed im the navy ean “expedition.” Hy thle phrase te meant the commissioning of an of- ficer of rank to travel about threugh ®& certain eection of country, ac- companied by a physician and a jcomplement of four petty officers, to open temporary recruittg offices in the largest cities of their terri tory. ed to travel through Washington Idaho, Montana and Oregen He | hae with him Dr Page, until hed to the receiving ship Pensaceia at Mare ie land He also has a staff of four petty officers, or what in the army would be called non-commisasioner of ficers. The latter act as clerks and attendanta. May Be Permanent ‘The orders under which Lieut. Mor- ton is acting, specify that he is to open an office in Seattle for five days, then tour over the balance of the Grand Cen- ifft, returning to Seattle, which ts/ Aon ted as “your headquarters, | unt rther orders.” Whether this} means a permanent office is to be/ opened here after the ‘expedition’ is finished: is not known, but it ie not thought probable Alew System The “expedition” system ts new in the navy. Heretofore it haa been the policy of the navy department to maintain offices in none but seaport cities, leaving the inland states un- attended: but the great lack of re- crults, which stands at present 6000 men short, foreed the department to lattempt something of a different na- |ture, so this aystem was adopted. It has proved eminently successful. In |January the department thus secur- jed 600 recruits, over and above ex- |pired terma, desertions, etc. This ao encouraged the department that they determined to send out more men, which is being done. Fine Opportunities Tieut. Morton ia an enthusiast recruiting young men. “It is certain ly a fine opportunity for young men of good habits,” he said, “and there is great possibility for the determin ed boy to work up to a position of | and become fitted for | poattions. Our navy should be more widely advertised, and these ‘expeditions’ accomplish much in that line.” Lieut. Morton eerved aboard the crulaed Marblehead during the block ade of the harbor of Santiago, and | was with that vessel when she bom- barded the trenches back of the city, responsibie American marines landed Work of Humane Officer Humane Officer Ridgway morning received a letter from David B. Porter of this city, enclosing « check for $6, to be used for the sup- port of the Townsend family at Green Lake. The humane officer ia now looking up the cases of four un- fortunate girls, ail under 17 years lof age. He will probe the matter to the bottom, and prosecutiona may follow The cases will be brought at their meeting Monday night. WEATHER FORECAST Tonight and fresh Seattle and Vicinity Saturday, occasional showers; to brisk southwest winds, Fifth Ward Democrats The Fifth ward thie evening at Car Fourth avenue, at 7 AULTO CARPET CO Democrats me ters’ hall, 1620 sharp. liozo FiratAyv. cer.Spring' | ADAMS« BLANCHARD Lieut. Morton is commission. | a. Ai in} honor and profit. It is a regular school oftraining, and many boys! there receive splendid educations, | driving the Spaniards back until the| thin | to the notice of the Hurnane society | STAR, WEATHER FOR Seattio and Vicinity Tormweat aed & 0 fetes A.Kane ptbeen) VN eeham i] ADAMS & THA ROTATE, j 719 Becond Ave, Hinckley Piece, We Want to Talk It Over | With You. We have told you of our methods from time to time, but it may be that some do not, as yet, realize | ACRE TRACTS the advantage to them in these methods, ppg ky gape ‘ ) te thin the corporate We buy direct from the factories, we buy for pacar ragged a cash and discount every bill. This policy enables us Powys th of Seattle; electri I panes in front of each tract; poatotfice, stores, easy to lay the goods down here for less than we possibly could otherwise. We sell them for cash. It js there- fore to our interest to make the margin of profit small, as the goods will move more quickly. We want your | confidence—we do try to merit it. We have no ob- ; jection to your pricing our goods and comparing the values with other stores—Iet’s talk it over. Agency for the Youmans Hat et soll is rich bottom; terms Herbert $. Upper 12 and 13 Scheuerman Block First Avenue and Cherry St. 739 Second Ave., Hinckley Block eooceooece LION CLOTHING HOUSE a Alteration Sale New Spring Gooda arriv- ing dally marked do during Ubia sale GET ONE OF OUR BATH CABINETS and take your TURKISH BATH at home, They fold up flat when not in use, | CALL AND SEE THEM 1 | Stewart & Holmes Drug Co. | | 2 627 First Avenue wo Men's $7.60 and $10.0 Bulls $4.50 Moen # $12.69 and $15.00 Suits $7.50 Sti! Bosom Colored ®hirta the beet $1.50 Bhirt in Be 85c Men's the Suspenders, 26e, POOOOOOOSOOS FOO OOOH OOS GOOF HHHOOHOOOS OHHOOHEHSEOOOD Damask Towels Soorohed fh j Speciais. .=QUR... SATURDAY SPECIALS We have prepared many epecial bargains for you tomorrow, aa well as for after é p.m. They are all well displayed, and « big business fe expected; special attention t» called to our big sale of Men's Fie Underwear, with new high neck cut; $1.00 valu urday special ° ‘ Ladiev Fi ment . . Bpecial Bale of Ladies’ Sample Shirt Walets, 49e¢ to 82.50. ee peuereeeee Lion Clothing 220-222 First Ave. Seuth CORNER MAIN Our Store Is Full of New Things You should eall, {t will wur- priee you to see the dainty eurnmer Wash Walst that we have in, as well es our New Dress Skirts New Petttcoats New Waists New Sutts and ie, Bat- aT%c a gar ste Underwear sells 75 ° value; Saturday especial, ; our terms are AS TOU Bon Marohe Bioo< Telephone Main 880 AND CAFE 1413 Secend Avenue | ‘ WE USE FRESH RANCH EGGS AND CREAMERY BUTTER } FOR ALL OUR BAKING, Try our goods—everything the very beat Bonney & Stewart Furera: Direct and Embaimers. FINE COFFEE WITH PURE CREAM SERVED ON OUR TABLES Parlors Third avenue aod Columbia @ Wash. Telephone Main i8 Reattle . seed i Be Convinced bisa’ tines Selene habia tt That the statements made tn saan dinien >. vehaacaiiam } my daily announcements con- ‘ 2 cerning my treatment for could not spank my baby. I}{ . ean now lick my husband. ‘ i Mra. I, A. M. 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Men’s AlleWool Underwear, which | 75ce | | we sold for $3.00 suit, will close out at per pair ici 15¢ | per garment Ladies’ All-Wool H THE FAIR, 120-122 Pike, St. 00004 496000508 08 DFESEOOC2eBdEOUN KVORDEQOUS reach of Call on or ad- dress Dr. H. E. Merkel 604-5 Mutual Life Buliding Seattice, Wash. OFFICE HOURS @. m. to a8 m; 1-6, 7-8 p to lp ose, worth 25c, at - 10 a