The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 26, 1902, Page 1

Dares to Print the THEE PEN GAMBLING WILL 5 4s NO. 5% SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, SATURDAY SEATTLE EVENING, APRIL 26, 1902. STRIKE IS DEATH RIDES WITHIN _ ABOUT OFF SWIFT SPEEDING WINDS cpa tieininites at Joplin te a i ae he rea ten to Ride Tonight Nearly Two Months of Enforced |... a i idleness, the Big Owners Come jit? to the Clancys’ Terms [mz yeeting Held Which Lasts Until 2 O'Clock this Morning--Arrangements Are Made for Opening the Games Tonight-- Borgen tag - Money-Paying Slot Machines than tig Started the Ball Rolling Recognize Union ad Bob evening at ther fhe waforseen ieee ts given out b femecives today th sais tn a complet ig boss gamblers to th =PLANERS TO WALK OUT. Rureeatadlishment of the money dot machines was the open- ‘eige in the breaking of the Neither the boss gam- ger the Clancys were pleased fhe re-establishment of the devices under police pro- Dut the pressure brought to! | goa Mayor Humes by the {/ as F< Ste & se when the houses re . only a few gar The whole move Dealers’ Protective Associa-|in the nature of a combined atte aioe its friends among the busi-|on the part of the gamblers, the juen of the city was so strong Clancys and the pol public By all t t's agreemen: err © oC After the Machines Started =: ing an agree- Mast Might Did Te ‘ the gambling bosses i Legislative Methods and Cor- poration Lobbies sentatives held the police and fact that the prop treaty of peace within a few Bills to “Mr. Temple Flats’ Before They Dare Present Them--Gov. McBride Shows a Hearty Approval of the Denunciation. URTINE WESTERN CENTRAL ON PROPOSED PRIGES IN KEEL CELEBRATION, CHICAGO . = | tern Central Labor untor emt, Dealers se Junerion | ENDEAVOR TO INGREASE : APPROPRIATION = Bi Trust Fight Is Now On--Presicent Roos- el SK ot ; evelt Is Interested - MEET T FOUR | DAYS ONLY — IMPROVES Congress to Have al tornican BETTER Ap 4 vir LIVERPOO! April 26 f th EE ee eS BY ee eee | or any other interests, |noon “tor som time, Conference re- ‘ “State Senator Warburton Denounces! = NT: TRUST THE SLOGAN WOODLAND BIDWELI HUNT : Says Legislators Have to Submit Meritorious '\.".: "BASEBALL TUESDAY «:: cing Mayor Humes Will Start the! League Ball Rolling Jeane and George “ptoval 4 THER HUNTER, « om ER ‘ ' l, Donnsily, nl awey t AHA from the best of ‘ein," « Plans Filed—Other Matters} Before Board of Works Tonight gud & ye ADAMS & BLANCHARD Hinckley Block HONEST DEALING In business really makes a merchant feel better than the other kind—we think your respect and confi- dence is worth while—we cannot sell a $10.00 suit for $2.98 and pay our bipjls—we can and will give you as good or better vaiue in a $10.00 suit for $10.00 than you can get at any store in the city- failing to do so we could not ask your continued pat- ronage. We do at times offer special prices—but there is always a good business reason for it, and we always tell you what it is For a good honest value try one of our $15.00 suits, priced to sell at $15.00 | Adams « Blanchard Hinckiey. Block a nckley Block | Lowney’s Fruit Chocolates Floats Fresh, delicious and full weight. Packages to fit any pocket. Stewart & Holmes Drug Co., 627 First Avenue funded An announcement that thousands will be glad to hear. GRAND WRECKAGE SALE TO BE CONTINUED ad intended to conc ling will be greater th e offers by the hundred. The Bargains are at t ht to faster than mer- YOUR DENTAL WORK May be cheap and yet expensive in the long run. We m ate charge for strictly first-class wervice and the materials we use are of the ver t Gold Crowna..$5, 80 nae Millings. $1.00 wa Extracting ie - 500 High Grade Plates at 87.00, BS.50, B10. Prices include extract ing We make examinations free absolutely. Lady attendants FLORENCE DENTAL CO." Turn f charge and we guarantee our work Just received a carload of the celebrated re REFRIG elain ci ERATORS Entirely lined with white glazed tile or half-inch plate glass. Now on exhibition in our show window. {1404 Second Avenue, New ‘Times | __D. BUCK & CO. Ranker Tra (0. Men's, Boys.’ Children’s Clothing Furnishing Goods, Hats and Shoes 145 Second Aye. Building. Block as the Bon Marche STAR. O' | x |! Ahead NE CENT A COF VARA fA ASIX CENTS A WEEK 25 CENTS A MONTH | : | ke terr | Inert $. |} 12 and 13 Scheuerman Block | First Avenue and Mien’ Upper Chorry St. s High Grade (Rufus Waterhouse) 75cNeckwear Lion Ciothing House Maurice Gerber, Prop. 220-222 First Ave. South CORNEA MAIN The convenient electria | light led Delays. Matches. Smoke and ines dors. For the new way The : Seattle Electric oe | 907 First oe | ONT BE —— 9 e—Wik HUTCHINSONEE COR. awe RUMINST—— w. ATCHES.” DIA HES, DIAMONDS, FIN @ | Phe largest jawelry | Northwest, Same Sie of the Street, Sam Albert Hansen ivan house in the.