The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 9, 1902, Page 4

4 THE SEATTLE STAR. eo eee e ee" IREAL REASON WHY — {Tlic vee Wronrranay Py TT 9, typ to compromise for 15 m of the gambling war Mr ent of the gambling, but uch” to bedroom furnishing—without it the WLP He } Rusiness Dept., M Editorial Depth, Main 1138 OFFICE y t tle—1101 ‘Third avenue ey 9-21-25 Firs yr oe : Yor ) Temple Court Pullding ; 17-318 1 Wx Bu “ ° . ” Fd se y" y 1 _ cv won anvvgoa | THE Intentional Move of the “Big Fellows” to|¢ Sala a ’ by 1 : ra) a2 O , ) o t ° 4 =F aa son es Gaaaes one West Seattle, as Announced Last Night, | ¢ t NOT SOLD IN $f BOTTLES as Set Many tongues to Wagging Pra 7 Di@ . pal as oy db] Lab Ar hh : , >y\ y - “ , t 4 ’ =" t ; v Nature's Inv tor tn not t the drugstores, 1 ta 4) Craca| MV is 4 neither y n nor phosphat ti t t ble at price by the The announcement tn O tar last| mit that the demand of the Clancys| A ~S) 1] (EE TH Y\V 7 may) 4 an wh ' . n ' 1 never breat! ox ening that the bie gamblers ar f b of the gambling buair » ced 4 é - Pils Vow j ‘ *s reward their yeorvan ‘ pt in t . . he t ait the g floor isting eyes at We attle an a too in the § . ward Gurine the last; ¢ ter ‘ at that t «” and iter= | t hey fail to settle mat-| f Hut no gambler has yet| 7 AJ UUL UU vi j t acts the t ' : t strenuous lif | te with ninistration her peen heaes i oy, a ge 1 ¢ ime me ye i} Tal Mr. Man, during this coming summer, If | has caused mucn talk in sporting cir nything after the prim id H QDI If rOw fj you are the fortunate poe ' ‘ 1 wif give her th treatmer ‘ Mm ath ha ex pomer the] rant their demand f ‘ 4 : : on i } m fu 4a) Thin is a row f r 1 n translt 4 too, It ix » excellent f i And t ee t wo . , at the 7 t 10 by ter nt t red and frying Add t h ~ : In fact, mar t Nicana ad . nd after it tt ram m repress fir hings 1 uw outfit kuont ' eT eng’ me who are eammbie ae found it impor to 4 ant of the aug } ‘ t ‘ " ture t me at t ‘ ' and 4 tit Kr 4 r ne J : er th Ree ¥ pean Tage — & photo . : n we th [ A i 4 all len, t ff t diculouny ot § on the al tf Paget ' ins, and camp for a : . ; ; 1} a la ived k of eueeed few week Pity - yates Alan ser a ste Sima had Johnny Claney|Q but the pr was a % & point, and » ; F ir. Piper and a few of] not anve warty t * into hint ¢ 7 . , . © me ¢ ais f , , { i act first us t) : aved party by going | cepte i { ings, t ‘ he ll and the It will fina ate a een ee Cee ee te ae ee = sentinel 2 morrow the entire unt to cline tae f every ‘ t I uare ade h dys f f at the critical) >, aq i r that pt Conse. peptic, it mah i into a pantonat b t « , the * pS y rices are down to the | ponslble polat; In fag 4 ) . ’ rr - tat to the 7 f the medicine ha . t ‘ are , wu t ‘ ood “a | Het « t 4 } In a ‘ x P at a my } “J | py Beit Ps 4 ; of ninet sant the ¢ ation of the mecha s of individ peaybe tly | the publican city central « ed 4 } 7 , ‘ taking . ' rer I 3 K fund ' . niribut i > Ap sand t ne © fast taking on thélr garbe of | 'y ‘ Je Bot Cit | nentent remarked a well k 5 Vi y apringtime green Ma the real beginning of sume is utaft | heath rt Clas Ry ie. | wart " t ht id AV ii | ¢ > UL ¢ j ‘ ‘ he f me b t enine the reg tm : The © F : r Ist etotte | y an the ¥ he ts ig = Pg a : fey ied tee ; vitality, One te a | t to the ot? By " - pa th gottat teh 0 0S aan Si, take themselves to camps inatead of hot | yield wt demand has resulled in : , 4 ph pe J 4 Last summer a large number of ' people went out of town | ‘He deadlock ge we | There Are Others p and enjoyed camp lif M " do so this year the e I the Clar are not the only] 4, ' (ee nen t t ltteer ae em o Judge Maker, of the United States wirt In Indiana, haa shown th an OF « nt Tet) for the ” | . on at lonine Sadhien af " eas a i t at anG #) ridedly black. The amble | — Rs Peon aes ee er eee sina 16nd, | towed to be willing: to recogn | F Philadelphia North American quotes him an suggesting that “the people | NDIUME |) Clancys, but they will never agree, it] i held courts of their own of eet corners and deal with the etrikers | dea ok Th off to pay one penr of their and further that he “will « idg ments against the strikers which will | '° ! te, ' Hoes” Piper or of | : keep them in ins an long as they live aor ; gente Poh ry pubst aet| ' Such fair ar reju | narke f a federal 4 t i " and ¢ . ag : : i al judge should lve ad bit es from gar before the tong in history! Dignified gent ike Baker, whe © reprenent the maj would have been, the gam) shutdown came esty of the law and wh annot be reached by th of thelr sab ee ses a Rage Offered to Compromice oi jects, the people, are causing a good deal of ner vught nowadays a ‘ tion The Clancys, t is known, have , Some persons are wo + ir an to suggest that the whole federal judicial lancys > gt nah pe: nb ae 7 eae: ron at tut t ! hey have ever 8 system ought to be run through @ renovator ree their demand. But he / MBvaret be r The Cheval Mirror ts sald to be “the f a 1 1 1 1 1 state of Wash nin the great “Broken Ric _ r bus stood in the way of @ fet te Tt in| Victoria, B.C. har fe pe } eclation.”’ shaman’ vain she made Kat y hardly complete. a Bey ee ee wih @ here te good re Heve| evening and would undoubtedly have ad x Ni a @owntown office, and clerks to take visitors in hand, tell them where t t ce eethe ott ‘ ght about @ settlement had the e have a very comp assortment of ? GO to see the sights, what to do and what not te do in prder to have PS “ a wacantink we r wing of the Humes organiza sin oak, maple and mahogany joy good time the ago at the t ' not been hungrily awaiting a chosen collection, shown exclusively by aa Tt ten't philanth It's business, The stranger within the gates gs end a ot pom Many All thin mw ling can The pictu rs ws a Cheral Mirror made in to be put every 1 iréaque thing to the end that pe indust ger Beattie polished maple frame, finely finished; the may i 4 money ¢ wh it will do cb at good : ip wee proprie a place height is 6 feet, the mirror measuring Iteg "The : . “ I n be t v legitima The the ‘ mbian | * é ss pantie apital might give Seatt a f pointers on “How to treat etrangers . ‘ prot for ce kindly, and make the r t of th Hume pa’ : t ' - rs ti b . A - oF Want help? See our offer on Clas | tied 3 : i t ~ . y sified page eee Don't-« w howto play “Ping-Pong If you don't, 4 » j aby t vn , —_- *—---— know you should? . , : j "Wes" t Stand fer — Go to Spinning for blevyele repaire | 03 | t ne f the ene n of the Z } Clancys tn the mbting besiness ad Preiss Poreewenn dll an | Duntap, real estate, #4 Union bik BALLARD NAME MONDAY I U RNITUR EF C HOF 1103-1105 SECO " ia ASHINGTON, D. ¢ rit @ i . ; ny. April 14, in the day net t € ited States supreme court for - osaanaamesmneeneens — . - ees caring the arguments of the app! t { the , netituted agains Many mprovements Consid~ Grea: arin AY | Varsity Committee Has Three, ered—Resolutions | i .. SURVEYING Names Before It At the regular meeting of the 1 Pal > i THAT SOME WOMEN DON'T EN-)| COURAGE THEIR HUSBANDS TO STAY AT HOME AT NIGHT— Bargait for red ¢ has had nu ina me were inatru select a mar j from different lard « ‘ i) last fr The subject of a varsity football were ve apr ations made for tt noch s again attracting & «reat For folks who desire a oder« i a _ - > NGS position of night patrolman, The FOR TUNNEL | attention at the university wate: geieea” Wats Lt, ff | DON'T PROVIDE THE THING ty marshal and police committee | eiman, football manager pound “ THEIR HUSBANDS LIKE. ONE fl a us applicat! The city atto THING WILL DO IT—START States was ordered to! Great tertnern ‘Ghineore Are | points of the Unt prepare an ordir © pt ‘ding tor| Mr. Eshelman states that the! Cc WITH ® * the improvement of Holbrook atreet{ Diligently at Work choice of a coach has been narrow 2 on the 10-year bonding plan, ed down to a select of one of | } ry i Ps J. W. Whitham appeared before Assistant Chief Engineer Hog. | three These three men are C. A,] ae — r {n the counet rN. &, Galloway, wh land, Division Engineer Stewart and | Wright, the Columbia man who OUR BEST FLOUR goes | a 4 to at 060 Gacaulile te ; aie i . jmade such a favorable impression further and makes better 9! venue, ‘ is having some trouble about the al Engineer Reed of the Great | . Burke Block, where the gr in as the varsity coach last season; | bread than the ordinary i ne 4 moving of his of businens,| Northern, have been surveying the) pan MeGugin of Michigan, and H brands er a Mpa ~ es Galloway o sa frame building| TOUte of the proposed tunnel from] Van Hoerenberg of Columbia |@ ways obtain whith waa moved jast fall. As the| Pike street to Washington street] The students generaily favor the| Per Sack . . . 850 Bl .u40rs one OF THE THINGS __The unusual large namie building in in the fire Mmits, the| for the past few days, and expect| retention of “Jack” Wright; on ac-| Per Barrel os $3.35 " m °N GO DOWN TOWN AT this time to buyers whe P council ordered {t movedagain, Laat|t® have the profiles’ perfected py | count of his knowledge of the exist | SOME MEN GOT b » ieoked at oll tae : wht the ' red the cit Saturday night The prone ing conditions here and because last . ee Fee sa e adi on "S Wwra.! adverti in town, fs wrssintelh Percale ' et Yl etom eilt aiex ba . ' * year he proved himself to be a very SMOKED OR KIPPER | NIGHT FOR—BECAUSE IT'S FLA a root that: we aa 8 —- satter 4 efficient coach SALMON-—Per pound Pinnce anda reine Judge Burke, the Great Northern | VOR HITS THEM IN EXACTLY McGugin's Record | JELLIED PIGS FFET you want, that you should attornéy, for furthe “ © you né Se S aveame - spoT ! extn cee: eee Dan MoGugin, the Michigan man , re ee SUSAGE Se | THE RIGHT SPOT and to which you are entitiel mended Per pound ........+0+08- 20¢ Boro n half-pint bottles deliv- ed COMB HONEY l-pound comb > T COFPFER—R jaily and equal to the y part of the city, $1.00 Rainier 30. COLLAR YOUR DOG The law requires it. We have gin ‘play er on rack tes last year, and went t MEETING HELD Michigan from Drake university here an enviable reputation ng man behind the line, a i it Hoerenberg, the Columbia | ss played end for the past ns, and it was largely ow- | 8 fast work that Columbia The Seattle Baptist City Mission ary soctety held its firet -annual KSH ROLLED OATS Hot from the mill-—8-pound sack +s dose 106 CORN MBAL, YELIOW OR WHITEH—10-pound sack B0e approve y the nell “| FIRST ANNUAL Fort coe fo Michigan | D.S. JOHNSTON & 0 903 Second Ave. Burke The assessment for Pol atreet | ana 3 ’ / Polk street! meeting last night in the Firat I an iret aver improvements was Ap approved | tist church, Rev, L. Wallon Terr cral missionary of the N rthwent | The city attorney waa Instructed convention, addressed the! aeored to begin sult against the Northern | i ines : peatedly on the large ¢ } TRIAT’S BONELESS SAR a nice assortment, priced Pacific raiiroad for the re we ol ecm ot she Sd general missionary | lege C. A. Wright endorses Var DINES—Finést imported low as to make you think rtain money pald Joseph Peabody, pe th y oe ba) , ; Ne cn aa Boy yet ri 4 ra hon a ee Aci ye h ean 20e,% and them. But we didn't jr, for damage to his wagor Follow <i oa t 7 ; ‘ cay tog : a : e Would make an ex SOFT SHELL CRABS is omy our new method of The ured itm tr tention | Bowerman spoke on the “Raptiat} tion of a coach will come NO. 104 WHISKEY Don't. neglect to see cia seston hilet | Opportunittes tn attle,” and R up tomorrow at @ meeting of th mellow, full quart e eraniteware Rainn. f | L. J. Sawyer read the annual report] *{hletic committee of the associat. | ‘ R1.00 windows show astonishing re can't make i f the board of manager tee tudent OLD MEDICINAL FORT ns in prices Our ba The talon Of! the weolety bela 1 “ . - WINE-+Per gallon .. 88.00 ret Wide and 120 fe eh pecepiion tée'Ee, Setre in the ‘| WEATHER FORECAST | ANHEUSER BEER—Q hock full of ains , e par Per bottle . are ll yeare ok xt month he Per dozen We know what prices are cur rent, and we know we are be- low them ors of the church. The meeting s| Yor Seattle and Vicinity.—Tonicht } ¥y successful and was attende jfair, Thursday fair and warme h southwest to west wind be CO ee MPS atersge quite @ number of out of town minis. | mine i Cooper & Levy Peer Reerae rete, 3000 ation, te s ELLENSHURG, Wash April 9 Wholesale and Retall Grovers Coon Bros. wae, ‘ Caps; nothing : Z pip Aad tps gales ri vil nd 104-106 FIRST AVENUE ties for this cold Wm w 1 at on esterda The Washi: ashe SheMale Gauts e a a penta ly Ay uae ein KIRK, 1209 First Ave m until midnight, but at Was mu . j Telephone Main 13. Heattie, Wash. er is the loc Ml bas 1k und wa BULUWAYO, April %&—A brief 3 r) Chas. Eiliott teday sold 220 acres Sar hs anon ane ; Refracting Opticiaa....... ae4e of dry land to Wm. Praterand Ram-|the Matoppo hills where the bods ety Bes, for Sot WE \ahad A very special and Ppegceip thos | ress toc us us srenecn, ou! Lederer tc, rie eed SENTENCED FOR (pL Y°tY Unusual price sees ke teary eae ae. | WOMAN-BEATING White Haviland Accurately | FACTORY STARTS UP in Dinner aes, dope so Ramaker Music Co 2 Al Potter pleaded guilty to the “ee ries charge of assault and battery against | The Pacific Coast Pipe Factory at| him and was given his choice of $100 So is your nocketbook. Th price, 53; that's a KING BROS. ‘ Any doctor will tell you so. 6\%-in,. Dinner Plates, do Ps 2828252 7eg254285ne2_ ] Ballard this morning began regular| OF 38 days In jall, and pecuniary em Teacup and Saucers, doa |e e operation, The factory turns out] barrassment compelled Al to choose | : gt Jar re worth, But we insist that the/Same Side of the Street, Sam Nigt he ooden sta pipe of « lent qua Covered Dish ach i | Block } Open All Night 0 ity. Firet of all a large order from vinter he lived with a woman bee den a eects A eh ‘a ] tnavetients _ ane ee enc eond lock as the Bon’ Marche _.| COLLINS SHERMANFOLEY Charleston is to be filled, but enough | to m he tas not married, but Srees Thiet he a) eae | . D. BUCK & CO. } C nixcellaneous orders are coming it hel he gave her a severe areat Dien oh { ‘ . 7 to more than take care of the out | beating for which she had him ar | Men's, Boys.’ Children’s Clothiag UNDERTAKE! This adds one more to Hatlard’s| While tm Jail he contracted «matt-| SLAar Furnishing Goods, Hats and Shoes | emo? ; " ve uc sve a Co. Pike St. an ond Ave, Pike . job? See our offer on Cla he was able to appear in Guage Grit TN 1407 First Ave., bet saben pests +++ tina's court yesterday, | Telephone, Main 787, i s 404 2d Ave., a, , : be attle, Wash.