The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 23, 1902, Page 4

‘ THE SEATTLE STAR MANUFACTURERS’ SURPLUS SLOT-MAGHINE QWNERS "°°" SRROWFUL VICTORIOUS AT LAST. Money-Paying Devices May Run by Sanction of Mayor Humes—Influence Brought to Bear Which Could Not Be Set Aside Money paying @gain running in were notsily gathering tn he gambling situat any dissatisfaction \ " SENTENCES FOR SEVEN Two Seattle Men Freeze to Death | STORY FROM THE NORTH KOYUKUK Another Almost Succumbs 7 elchert I 1 nt poo MED! BOOMING The Terrible Calamity That Has Befallen a Large Clothing House rom Alaska vi | the black and whites 1| Cravenette Fraglans At 331-3 Per Cent Discount From | Regular Prices Surplus of zen leading honye ¢ entire lop, regula: en's Bult Btore Marche, Mt many different wo years of enforced {dlen | Mig F, Permission ( n up was given! | thing, at \ * 1 devices late yes-| fort Ahing, @ aia Sri $6.98 through © of Police ~ Sullivan.| be expected t " without. pre étoaiee saloons for the most part Great Ravens Sew is Salo Will Begin at 6:30 Thursday Morning ones in which the machi bers ° sich sca yg , Rad another Drapery Store Bargains and Figures t ¥ as a means of raisin them both hequete i yard, for only ¢ is looked upon with favor, Alt h faces B Lace Curtai a | Saseuse far te than tnat tr s » from the min ns , any other forts : prov F chines ready to b =| sured the elty. Many bustiens mer weather fm getting into line, All through the) entertain similar views : He vent ‘bis way A VARIETY of color fovend'tro of Nquor dealers and #lot| er" 18 thelr demand upo pani 7 Ne wae with and style that'll orth of men’s, boys and chi ‘ machine ex peyrked Overtime hauling| _ It ts authoritative strike the fancy of every f}} has been moved into the large stor ; the machines from the “iy ldnient the victory of th a man—all the newest nasegend a houses to the saloons. By midnig ar . ” ‘ Aya Either May Bo Used A Time 1416 Second Avenue From 9 Till 12 Thursday, ser’ 24 ' @ harvest of nickles Early this morning the work installing the machines wa and it is stated by the sic ts and dealers that probably of the devic by end of the w Rot interrupt @ach this number of ma 4 the city an annua 000 in fines. Backed by Business Men As was forecasted by the Star yes- terday the re-establishment of the slot machines was brought about al most entirely by the liquor dealers. | Backed up by influential men in @ther lines of business, including many prominent up-town mer- ebants, they brought such Fe to bear upon the mayor that was unable to longer defer the fulfillment of nte-election prom- faes to allow slot machines to run @uring his third term in office, ‘The climax was reached with a suddenness slot machine owners. Most of the latter had expected several days more of negotiation and were wholly | ~ unprepared for the sudden with- drawal of the mayor's opposition to the re-establishment of the ma- strong} » that dei KILL FIVE BLOEMFONTEIN, Apr E Colony 2) captured Ing out and fighting th through the British lines. A Geed was filed in the county Auditor's office yesterday afternoon conveying to the Great North railway several lots in North Sei tle which will, in all probability, be used to protect the entrance of ‘the Proposed Great Northern tunnel. The Property was part of the A. A. Denny | estate, and is situated along Elliott between Stewart and Vir. paid was chines. But there was no such de lay. As soon as Mayor Humes r ognized the strength of this last movement he acted with character-| {atic promptitude, and without wait ing for a formal appeal from the Liquor Dealers’ assoctation. is is the explanation of the con- fusion that followed the issuing of the word to reopen yesterday after- noon. Had the usual delay in the negotiations occurred every saloon tn the clty would have had its ma- chines ready for instant use. As it was the machines were for the most part stored away and many of them out of repair. One slot machine agent alone sent ut 37 machines last night, keeping & dray busy until nearly midnight filling orders from saloon men Competition among the slot ma chine agents Is keen and there were many amusing clashes between rivals in the rush to install chines. ‘Where Does the Council Stand? ‘While the slot machine owners are tolerably sure of their ground now that the police department has re- eeived instructions from the mayor Bot to molest them, they are still somewhat in doubt as to the attitude of the council. Mayor Humes and Chief Sullivan are both as uncom- municative as usual today regarding the latest move in the gambling situ- ation. The few members of the city council who had heard the news were not, however. They express. e@ much surprise at the sudden change in the mayor's and at the fact that the council had not been eonsulted Stil there seems to be a general Inclination on the part of the coun efimen to refrain from interfering with the mayor in his management ma- 1890 2nd Ave. Selis Ladies’ sinlts Walsts, Beparats | Ete “THe Re IT KIND.” |Your money back for the asking. | PICTURES PICTURES PICTURES AT HALF PRICE THIS WEEK | 1352 Second Avenue OFFICE FURNITURE OF EVERY QUALITY From the plain modest office furniture up to the high grade elegant furniture, the range of quality shown here i complete. This desk priced here is but one price sample. We For the — very kind of } show more than forty patterns of roll-top a complete line of flat top, st typewriter desks, « } chairs, etc, You save money when 2 : 2 ing and ¢ you buy office furniture here. We Apologize to the Pubic It was w ple this n Our pol to have a Of the miscalculatic Wednesda FREDERICK & NELSON COMPLETE HO! USEF URNISHERS erintendent x and water de t the boar might be used as we ith round bands, ‘The t paswed ar that th round bands show me tim Tk. W. on was referred ange and Assistant Engin tt, with the result above stat- Better Than An Hour’s Argument NO 8ENSE that ts put up in bottles con taining only « half or three quartere of « quart, when you can buy a FIRST-CLA! ARTICLE Full Quart for j One Dollar Cooper, & Levy Bet Yosier and Wi ‘Sweets Telephone Mais 12 Tested Success pout forty ott the F Nevertheless We have made @ success and Mamiin’e Wizard O11 . $1.00 size la, per glass PRESCRIPTIONISTS. Delivery so8 SECOND Always someth to why clocks. * tad »G. BENINGHAUSEN, 407 FIRST AVE. eyed for Got uget Sound and the Seattle BET. PIKE ANI any F TLE | w | wold out at ret '33 1-3 Per Ct. Less | Than Manufacturers’ Cost 8 10 DAYS ONLY th AT OA n ” Saturday night, May and all the others Wat of the $1.50 ones for this week only Agents for L. 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