The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 8, 1902, Page 4

4 THE SEATTLE STAR, Every afternoon except Sunday, Street Improvements TELEPILONES . : ‘ ‘i Tr f ne ' flusiness Dept. Main 1060 Editorial Dept, Main 1188. | Next Wednesday Evening Will Witness Game With Portland |" ‘ & HAZARD WELLS, waitor mw F. CHASE, Bustness Man -Unusual Interest Taken in Coming Match Sieg addition: th wee > urvard avenue from } i OFFICES: Sueinna aervar ‘Wouveentn 6 Beattio--1107T Third avenue, poe oy Ma to KB. Jeffe New York--290 Temple Court Bullding. ip ail yf 1 het . CHILDREN’ Chicago—317-318 U, B. xpress Bulld'ng | nice’ «agg WEEK | “ One cent per copy) #in Cents per week or twenty-five cents per month, delivered | : | cot Jered is N ree copter tt 0 ard ft A 7 av r carriers, No 6 ples | : ay tage Be pth “TOD mlER fp Watered at the postefice ot feat Washington, a8 second claes matter . P eattie t t ‘naugurates =< = 4: Weile by conse ait Re hy TIMELY WORDS OF WARNING plank rondway 90 fest | lasting’ wat @ hoy mand Ihe pe ' f ’ voted five to one tn favor of the establishment € eth igh jot 4A a ‘ed Near the @e k nue t from } & the penis y ' plant ( r Fa Despite thia fact, th 4 to Highland ar ‘ ‘he Baptint oy f the power which It p . | “ } ‘ siking: F ‘ . Mr Merrie fr ' hte hoe 1 immation of the project. It ts ao 7 eh ae eoh "perineal s first « avor in to | proper grade; Atlant reet f } Hr pets ar lie - b ru ut 1 firnt nd ' | y - : ae ae all i ; ‘ H Je . be unfavor wan at reet and E. Ptk eet fr ig hie ag , tempts to haw n | | ~ . y i ‘ “ VENATCHEE, Wasat March *# a P I ' t I e re , ~~ , , . na 7 r | , * phew - ane ; tt xcey of Parry . } ran 4 1 of Fresh Home-Smokeq : ' to favor tt Cedar Valle | - é Pane ty rs Aye 7 en ra do ' : The above te a cut of the basket ball team representing the rortiand | + b of the ng loce tive, rhe t . 1 for a purpone, right and proper, It | | « Men's Christian assoctation, This team will play an aggregatior ght in th k and ) 5 ‘ n re 1 if the ul association next Wednesday evening. The game v te . , Foote: caaiped 0M N RY THE PROPLE to theae counctt ter t Northwest championship for thia year ‘ P nburt het jonas ke much : nd are ¢ hetr ot : ¥ “ an over town trom me ) foDonald ter; Mye 4 t Con proposes to organize the city Rea « fror ft, the young r 7 ; Special Toda te Per Pound. . 12:2 , rvatory p ) | marriage they came to Seattle to Regular price per gal Morris pre t ' : The object wae apparent. It r t ' und the >. where Wek. Sine init bat thee with $ “aT t r i id pipe A ? Bed i # htt Morrison, who is being pushed by his fri af i Madame aroline eci ‘ Males eoversiads Parks — Pp oday, the preside in opporttion to the counciiman-at-large, who is being put : ; : | kovernment) Rey, Liwyd Returns forward t le Elect npa 4 last night. | he r bit the driving Rev. J. P. D. Liwyd of Bt. Mark's FRESH RANCH The Star does t ' te the sele 1 Oo wrt o ) the : : : | } ‘ T ' a a he # thon f Morrison or any other Old Council Rushing Business f he wagons, drays or other veh-| Episcopalian church, returned yeater. dozen man for the presidency of the counct!, but {t does oppose, for the beat of * of # similar character within|day from San Franciscd, where he| DELICIOUS CRE A r r f 4 ai er o y , , J papi at stain ted Ghd saath tec: win week ah 4a Ene by Before It Retires he fines & park Fu aij went on @ short visit for his health 2 ses ® f Wagons carrying a ad) He has reece the Seattle Plectr Company In opposition to the municipal electri ly are aleo excluded Sign boards red from his indisposi- tion and will fill h ulpit tomorrow, BU adebelsigPi ise brict . Be tbe put up, norin it permi plant. All that the Star will say for Morrison t# that It does not believe “ ey tages | . } - & word of the story that he is Clancy's candidate, He is known to favor | rees or poles in the park, while the f poles in forbidden. Mutt-! f trees, fencen, ne the municipal plant. Dr. Crichton te aleo anid to be a candidate, and The local Young Women's Chris- t , > b ~. ‘a se + 8) tian association will hold quar- AMERICAN SWISS © others are mentioned, all of whom are said to be favorable to the wishes ie tied emg ecora- | t¢ sais next M ¥ evenin —Per pound ........scail Many Street Improvements Or. | tions are permimmiie on holidays St, eee gg: of the people upon the Cedar Falle proposition | Not ey atael dr walk SS ee wt bs gh ge mag 2-CENT ROAST CO , after which a rece n Ww P a! a THE PUBLIC WILL KEEP AN EYE UPON THE PROCEED dered— Other Business mor ings mais a her by the meanieern af tie tet Best value in the ¢ INGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL ON THE NIGHT WHEN A Prest | aie ekes or : ear . rociatior beth ladies and gentlemen pound wee . "are ¢ sue are invited » = . DENT 18 ELECTED, « the next day th Star will ask every member } rs . . - . as ex their — — —— SAGO. TAPIOCA OR | + ; ‘ "A i wen oad Feo BARLEY—@ Ibs for., how he voted wh posed the Seattle Electric Company's candi. | meeting night, parsed the ee Lucy in a Hurry ae nee 5 i f k apts | tESH ROLL a jate WILL BE GLAD TO STATE THE FACT TO SATISFY THE PUB. [7 >)". ‘yy * ‘ s pr Mrs. Lucy Diamond's name ap- from the mill; be: y ¢ ' r fed for secluded fror re onse yeate we I T? . { retood ' nds : th ms mec de ‘ : ‘ onan welch cerevssbene Let all of th " “ i the attitude of the |) , ‘ theut the written authority | she obtained on April 20 of last year, SEEDED RAISIN yi ots ‘ f ark euperinten The pen- | was filed today package, each . SHALL RE BUILT AND BUILT WITHOUT DELAY r temper tn peng " rhe y hick . rules is a fn { $500. Closks, Suits and Millinery the matter cannot be mis at ‘ Any iiman, or group of coun- t * a e 16 situat New Fire Headquarters M. D. Pease-Joh m Co.'s buyeri | ai eee Le & nd nea he The board of public works wae au-|has just returned from New York, cilmen Y t t t to t ar f the people, or even Washingt pumping sta-| th zed te complete the contract for | where he has been for the last month to delay th nsummat f their wishes + made to feel the full tion he bui r { the new fire head. | rele ne the latest and most fash- he bill was passed only after cor sarters at Third avenue ® and | jon things In imported pattern t er » ex t T ' * th t of aiderat ecus n the nmit Jackson street The superintendent | hats, ready to wear hata, tailor-made the peor The people have apoken Not even the ema y who € y park lie very t y, be-[ of streets was hortre to place | rulte, ekirts, ragians, fancy waists . 4 4 « of a 4 . F te or art at the |and neckwear. A great part of the voted against a municipal plant would for a moment uphold any counctl- and. mid pubs t f pa streets protect [new goods has arrived and ts on man who, aft Seliberat stating during th fen that he favored ever ndatid t r th he pavement, and $424 was appro- | ateplay Look for the announce- Rainier hetge? reeid tint t ' ed for the purpome The Pacific | ment of grand spring opening later a mur pal eleetr plant sid then lenore statement upon the I"? ¢ " nea fone } the ‘ wae granted perminast to o |M D. Pease-Johneon Co., 1107 Sec-!/ pom , =» he sete on and © 1 go over into the camp of ' t t t t la temporary roadway we nd avenue eee t mee t the Mra hal A. ¢ diner, & S publican atreet ext Tue Three Japanese Immigrants ON SOUND Promptly Turned Back t n THE EDAR FALLS PLANT WILL BE BUILT. Mark that. Those tn of who oppose it will only invite trouble and disaster for EIGHT HUNDRED MEN AND WOMEN , an 1s mplish nothing for their master, except, possi " cae Of the State of Washington, after diligent inquiry and thorough Inspection of our methods, have taken out contracts with The fen of John F. Miller W ” lence v Ve have moved into our new offices, 216-317 New York Block, third floor, and are now prepared to accommodate our numerous patron One month's business mpelied ua to seek larger quarters If you are Tired of Paying Rent ‘a us or write, If you find it burdensome to pay interest on a mortgage, take out a contract with us and pay off principal a inte ent and interest chare+ eth heaviest burdens on the people today MENTE ARE CONTINGENT UPON STRIREE, ACCIDENTS. DELAYS OF COMM ERG 49D OTHER OFLATE UNAVOIDABLE OF OLYONO ne Mdehell Lowi & GpeverCu peices Mah a oct! Medlin « Vere. unery ond Sa ~~ rhey had arrived fi vm Newsy Notes of the Harbor ‘6 nl and Sea—Vessels That Ireau grasped Come and Go epaire have been finished 308-310 Firs Awe. South and el I s I ! ' ted fa ww n ‘or eviiel m hing plant and « salt-water ball 1 Seallle, Ha ashing l . with thetr ‘ fror nip will sail on Monda Feb. 26, ij soe ns ; in 4 a H 1 intanda with af ollars iNew t w f freight ‘ ake t rr teamer Washtenaw from Ta llea f having r ‘e t v yh @& Care f oa for Port British Columbia. and Aadame Ki. |eomt, Wh & ear or Port And Western Home Building Association, en on Brothers ae 2 Seattle. ref . ‘ : Gentlemen:- Fifty Your notification of the 15th insts, is received and in reply would say that it was a greet sui rprise to both my wife and Le the mteamer fara, which | Whose arrival there has =: Cents to hear that our two contracts for $1000.00 each had matured so quickly t) " ila r t ta ‘ F My ef by t ' Precio, : T had previously selected my lot on the corner of Thirtieth © . i Avenue and Rast James 6t., and had no trouble in closing for same toe arr! \ Col ico hotel at Port 1 é en day. My contractors, Messrs. Marsh & Rogers, are waiting on me for sp ahail’s ; pping ifications and plans ‘of my new house, and I hope to have then completed eal imma 4 ; ; and ver by tomorrow, so there will be no delay. p Vaceordl . ; m her run ‘aro ee © tatrns I cannot speak too well to the public in general as to how? ‘A ore. ve : Seabarad tt have been benefited by your Company, and I only hope every one who is I reat way rival Ming 1 Fra Mond ie H now paying rent will come to the Compan; yr at once without delay, and se? stoi edges hd ; Aki tines Sh the toik cure a home of their own, lath f the He brow ni tl eattle-Port Blakeley run, te un Mr dey repair iahe steamer Blanch Wishing you every success, I remain WEST SEATTLE “He steamer Sujaug Piyer has been : Yours very truly equipped with new bollers and en 4 fl we INCORPORATION gine . ee Be peng a run to} 4 f %, , remer n Monday nex ¢ < The proposition to incorporate | OW" steam ) Weoat Seattle will be voted upon April A number of berths have already %. The county comminaioner have| been secured on the steamer ort. | called the election for that date ,|land of the Northern Commercial | few acres were clipped off the terri. | ine, which sails for Nome April 4 tory described in the petition, tn « Another big steamer of the Kosmo der to reduce it to one square mile,|line, the Hermanthia, ia expected at an required by law feattle from Hamburg, in about a veek This will he her second visit Della and Bessie |to Puget sound waters | The steamer Charles Nelson of the Della Fenske was divorced from| Kruse Mne has almost finishel oading Albert Fens Judge Griffin thia| her cargo of 600,000 feet of lumber at morning Desertion was the casu actionis Bessie Judd was divorced from Sid ney A. Judd on the grounds of ecru elty and non-#support, ; JARD nis Oe The Western Home Building Association 316-317 New York Block, Seattle, Washington GOOD RELIABLE AGENTS w ANTED lacoma e sails from Seattle or Monday for San Franciaco The barkentine Quickstep, with 6,000 feet of lumber for ¢ ritoreiin, went down the sound today. \ Tacoma Office, J. H. Rice, Man Everett Office, State and Gocher, Agents, 2806% Hewitt ave r 4 California Block ‘kane Office, Glass and Reddin, Agents for Eastern Washingt 280 8b esecocoovecesoneceso Cols se pede Cate ”