The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 29, 1902, Page 2

> 2 wna atinncibe iS set. ‘ THE SEATTLE STAR wa =~ nANKS : « 5 Jou ntinued. REAL ESTATE—Continued, FOR SAL ARM® AND LANDS 3 THE SEATTLE STAR il ioeeten yes. | ry — EVERY A NOON EXCEPT SUNDAY 4 ps — ‘ » : Orr 91.9 Tir IC lave E oy " First « 10, gr * lai , ¥ pit bd 23 First Avented 4° sarees da hastens | " bot ‘ AwuiCAN’ wavinow Beattie : Go > t . t me , 7 7 * Chicag 8 Express « ~ mh § el} $s . #10 porn rea F ys CANDY RACTORY wh “ « nd, with he LOS B. PATTER, : 4 5 : nid oo8 A. 8h | 910,000. or, 1208 mn King streets] & ; h arn af TPA Mis — t QUALITY of | ra S & | LAPHAM @ PUGH mnt . ’ . r r anon The Star al a 2 " 5 aM INV RET | Mngt oe one . . = OPE cea wading : thee Bot t mptisn | Q ? » ate t 1 oe trom ‘boat Pacific Coast Steamship & hirty-three salaried men g | smo. 120n12 " Jack] by igh P thispurpose, The paper ma e of thirt > 5 | net~Corne make quick ais. w 7OR ou ‘ rated in getting out the paper ¢ J } *p. news a pAGoath, Of Share, Wet Waly thee ina ottica ot © © | Veins ot botn guid and cop Tarse ‘cottage ¥ “ae na eo For Sen Fran fagaged in the work of preparing and tnsulng the paper at the off ») ae mn IRI EaY perce . si house i | Lone Sette Ha publication. These men could just as easily get out an eight, a Oa that ha harm of being inexpensive, is made 5 4 , L Ir acre tr on land, ood © Breamabips Cuy @ twelve-page paper. They cover ALL of th nd a f lard 8 which is extensively 1 this season & and | 7 ese od Ab ‘ 1 7 ie, Queen of the news, but it is bol wn. EVERYTHING THAT IS WORTH | & from Foulard & hirt waist atyle and decorated with Q . new, 4 room cot: | f rm i ¥, it sage ° oy “eaee Therese k 1, he Star get the cream of | § me of the f ich come in Various widths and at ¢ 4 two lou a to car line; & trem ‘ i Bag Parkharet Gay ther Peer ete 18 PAUNTMES - The Petree et tho, Siar vet the Gee Seocebuth priaa ydaamne ate oun be evolved wits little 12 Ténange ‘on principal ities |” “pag SOUTH-EASTERN At the news from every local source, as well as from the wide outside ‘ mod i Iw bem ope writing na Kurop Leave Seaitle 9 p.m In this busy age the small co eed newspapers in large cites are You can bu Hlard in #tylish patterns, 220 Inches < ena money ‘ . in, oF eet DANCING ACADEMING g Apri 29, 0, May 1 hi ak rn ft fast working their way Inte popular favor, against the large old-fashioned wide, at on 2 Iarne Oe Prone ty v. 4-410 New York CNS clawee ¢ t Beattie, Cotas blanket si ts, filled with great masses of matter, good, bad and indit Or a patter usive design, the very best quality, 15 ated | —| aay ever g ken ath bound), Cy ¢ ferent, SEU ebe SH wade te gut st & soraperatively fe é a Wa Uitte Wid wren anor rate PDL MUN NE StL | "Eee a a . | Ticket Omen, 1 kernels of NEWS. Men and women have too many other thin ‘ d os heed to Bab Oh.OO to eet & shot thakt 1 | raw this can be bowgh! |POCIETY « ae dancing © tes. | g Bo are four hours for ponderous newspaper reading, when the #a se mation 1 Q fitting ade than the Boroete, and no ahe phar Bas. . | 7 a 4. good house, bern, |- my can be secured, in a bright, crisp shape by reading an i me Q ic eae 3k08 oor pale that | + - h . Cw PLP i look up-to-date paper R PRC ON TOILET ARTICLY ih a he Ghee via p THE SELECTION OF MATTER WHICH IS WORTH PRINTING | § ( ¥ R ms Na LY 1CLY in In| i \ | Seite mpg Presa is an art, and those who succeed best in the newspaper field must per- | 4 Are always the lowest and our ge A excep Ei aeet sae os eis © 10 nere na Gere teas rhs Sd | a ua, tel am oad severingly practice It rl Pineaud's F ew | fr suaeee ® | _Dorttions in ene | porta, The public is quick to discern quality in newspapers tn contrast o I e, 1-08. t | Brie ea ae 4 1 eean | MIBH PRCT ecoqaking pariors, ANTA ANA, May tf quantity. Some people may be misled for a time by great comptla é Listerne, Ri &. ‘ ¢ ¢ 1 om edith we under rr ine. May of words and sentences into thinking that they are getting more news f . Q | y f on “ ments: & rommn NON oring miitinery at lowest | y a their money, but they soon discover the sand In the sugar, Padding . 399900000 >< Mood | er location Peete ag atte, close to car] — CHAS. NELSON, Juneg in order to fill extra columns of space ts one of the oldest tricks oe . Sinatra orchard | PIBAMMAKING variors, 1517 Third eve |] For San Francieco= Meets ified Ads Te ee ‘The Star thoroughly covers the world each day with its news drag Clase e' . | . er JOHN 8. KIMBALL May ots. e best of the news from both hemispheres. The te a acres, 090-4 t tress: fine | gery * = ot © further taforiandie P. ble day's Sta . inde ‘ co. One Seginaers © Phone. Mat A Press Publishers’ Associations, now in close alliance, form a formida Chicago atk lt Rinds - and ora will f rival to the Associated Press, and bid fair to soon distance ali competition Cotumbus. | a "combings | SRATTLE LOAN & CREDNT CO. fe Ms Gib tl fm the business of furnishing news for afternoon papers. The Scripps Br a - a | PA pen _New York Mosk. = a = e Whit MeRae service is especially desirable for the afternoon publications, be- | * Rochester. HAN PRANCING Main @ronm, — | ; WING AND CLMANING Th Yuk e Pass and enuse it does not extend to morning papers, except on Sundays. No news eo EES | t | poze Wer ukon Route 4s held back for morning papers, as is the case with the Associated Press a NC tie wan | Tel, |] To the Atiin, am Std In addition to its regular press service, the Star has secured the | No fies in both ee Bonestiy eon. | the tos see Presring Co. cates || Kon, Klondike ervices of one of the best correspondents in Washington, 2. €., who is Srouseani Mae po ey) oo et Ne 2 yy: epee Memes | zunouan Mie now a salaried employe of this paper and who daily gathers up and ad Maa een phon in 197 t wee TT RT TT PASSENGER AND sends by wire the latest legislative and other happenings in the Capital | >, CNBON'H Kapress & Tranater ¢ We * 6 Bt CaEBGtn CERVICH MAINT, Don. which have special interest for Seattle and other Puget Sound com ¢ & “ svan-American Back bull ING THD WI Munities. Up to two months ago, when the Star instituted this specta * money test and iron work tor build: |] a B. NEWELL, Vico Preset and costly service, the Seattle Post-Intelligencer had a superior special |_ dging and harbor ements ‘and General Maneger. Washington service, but the Star now has one that is in all respects “ equal and in others superior, AS THIS P. R PRINTS ITs WASH- |" INGTON NEWS 12 HOURS EARLIER. The Star maintains reporters and paid correspondents in all im- portant centers of population upon Puget Sound. [t has an special telegraphic service from Olympia, Tacoma, Whatcor Everett, and many other Sound towns, also from Ellensbu ‘Walla and Spokane, besides receiving specials from tland, ciseo and Victoria and all other important news centers ‘west. ot When you read the Star you get the news gathered through the ef- forts of an army of men, all trained to the business. It is seldom that the Star talks of itself or to let the public disco if, many things i but an « ment of facts, which alj do not have the opportunity of kn not come amiss. Frequently some friend asks, it inereasing rapidly in circulation To all such inquirers the Star would simply of the paper HAS TRIP ) during the last twelve months ts sufficiently suggestive without further comment. __ ESS A COLD PROPOSITION and probably never will be How is the Star getting ‘There never ha: thy in business, any great sym The men who buy and sell are after money, and the people can look out for themselves. Free trade Engiand wanted money. country needed goid doubtful system of taxing necessaries—food. ‘That is dangerous. It erthrow for it, in the end The government placql a ported grain and 10 cen increase in the price of br not suffer or notice it a loaf of bread only a fr ‘The result: Just what might have been expected in England millions of money may ov those who we m flour, ad would be so small that the pe tion of a farthing. / Ame It was expected and asserte » admirable Fairh ure, Walla San Fran n the North | POP WCW Ma pee cont 10" per ce frome tate that the eireuli This fact eferring jonal state nm 4 amount In fact the > badly that the government embarked in the very down 1p to other country. When prices go up there is a natural by the raiae, and it runs from the wholesaler and jobber Jast man who stands between the product and the pockets of th sumer. The price of wheat in England advanced 19 cents a hund and flour went up 50 cents a sack. The bakers have ¢ @ 1-cent increase in the price of a two-pound loaf. Iy other word tollers, the masses, who are already under the load of taxation, are to pay the Boer war deficit, a bill again in the shape of increased profite for the pocket who are in business, Some day, in the progre that any tax that h 4 8 of enlightenment, nd pay the | ' ¢ responsible ‘ax of 6 cents a hundred pounds on tr d that the It was figured that it would add to the price of ica or in any desire to profit the governments’ w ill learn Inders man from securing food of a kind and qu on ot on ne SOREN TT ODGE NOTICES Ptrs vm P WANTED-FrmwaLe eeu MONARCH EMPLOYMENT AGENCY iia tat A Y* that sults his sis an unwt tax A ee. __ cLY WANTED — MALE AND Hon. Francis W. Cushman, congressman from this district, is plainly AL Ne? marked as a coming man in national politica. His recent speech in the | Mee wish Gret-shase House, attacking the speaker and the comm n rules, Is still b | egy Rw tg DE - scussed in tones of admiration by newspapers throughout the country. | It is untversally acknowledged to have been one of the most dram Mistsees best belo taretiv Call ce" wink and forceful speect ver heard in Congress during recent years 5. Mra. Keyes. Mar ne | Hi! WAN THI) — Wis ELLANE- | vs “WN DAHOMEY” depart at 9:40 p.m The St. Paull i HACE GOLD HRAR “ nd leave 46 a.m. The th me ora * do train arrive her t 7 : bg ' and depart at 3:50 p. m.|— — noon train will be a's FOR KENT—FURNIENE Williams and Walker Decide on - train for the Rast th Their Next Offering Mont | Ave “ ‘ betwee attle| 3 a. a ber xt Monday. o f *: FOR GOOD ROADS “ . edians held with rr 7 BALLARD, April 29 Rallard « ' oF “8D Good Road t ht ¢ aod 9 1 ” we u m f OF PACIFIC oF ave ‘ E, W. Porto 1 treasur-| ror Vr—nousns @ 1 ‘ ‘ ‘ nt whiten | I i 4 ir purr he bettering of | be ataged ADMITS KILLING f Histo the stage 1 t ' 4.0 production. “In Dat dy seca HE M John] B.C, RYN ©, Names & Walker pie F.G " iT | 1221 than two divis the police t ne that he| in all pre t a Wire r killing| territory next cousin, yerterd the. oft] NEW SCHEDULES” But » Fow Days } Ciny $00 é iba ee The schedule for the ni f and uttleship O: “ on the } rm PRacit i leave at 6 Ht VOW SALE—MACHINGRY augurated May 4, js not yet def mi.) 1:15 and 4:30 5 i ONECMEIT and cups tely wettied. T orth Const L ona ‘he Ing work te out 6 v0. ited will be resumed on that date] camping waher pump. 1B10 dave. Bes gpd Will arrive here at § p. m and| steamers that” pur | ‘ ss pRTS-A neat : . i | eaRY BAKED WEANK AND MROWN BREAD! ising * ° 9 MOO tow poate braNanr poms - 3 Minchiey | = ree re ans or de Jobneon, wa SUMMIT MOUNTAIN DIS SLRCTRICAL Remhe 410.10) ove.. roem 6 TRICT #TRIKES 2 > Houser » . . FOS SA LE—BOUSES AND LOTS | op GREATER VALUE HAVE BEEN a | RECENTLY MADE MRE IN BOTH SPECIAL BARGAINS | GOLD AND COPPr THERE at MOUSER AND. LOTS | | WA TREMENDOUS RUS . Fremont; atop paying | TO THe DieTRICT ee pa WE CAN ‘got term TATE wirn . Ave. near Mad IMPUN@m THAT sit for 1800, #1100) THIS Is THE CRIPPLE . CREEK OF THE NORTHWreT THR FIDELITY MINING AND | COMPANY CONTROLS 14 f tm potatone; leek tieoe A House BUILT Maa Ke. ADAMS followin | CLAIMAOF THIS VALUABLEGOLD , a i ' - | a ‘and the . AND COPPER DUFTRICT. THIS Ne PLACE To LIVE OMPANY HAS DEVELOP | RAINIER REACH. IT's ALL RIGHT, D THRIRCLAIMS AND pee se trom Pirst and Washing TRUE FIRSUR | Siews. nice homes, goed bee . veins only 30. a8 and $13 . ARBAYS ON 1 KO STURTEVANT GOLD G eon ON coprgn a PER CENT. CALLONOR write To = |) (8 THIRD AVENUE Go. 101 FIDELITY MINING & MILLING CC ROOM 433 PIONEER DING. | " | peat {som samara wie oe bei | | won th 4 a - i ney returned if a fied after wee “ y ? A. LAWRENCE . regret OR Be A AUCTION SALES - rn PUN ANCTAL FOR + impr t a " large, ‘ TACOMA Wasi nw aw 1AMS, « Frep, 4. MeRKITT : te P. 0. Box WO! French B ROOM'hA SULLIVAN BLOCK “ “ ’ y, «om WwW ’ 7 COLLATERAL F arto @ Reedy shew 7 POR SALEORALEARD REA > rerere 1 1 rr t ie 12 p ’ 100, BUSINERS CHANCES r ; $e o- We atiiT ha ht at “Kain Pie { 1 1 J an ur, oe 1 87 ew an : y ‘ niin AN. Oe KW OSALE-ACKE TRACTS J 7 noRT« BLO oa veel ntracts, pay 18 CENTS A DAY FOR A $1000 HOME : : ) mim 4 OncOON MUTUAL HOME A-FIVE ACRE SNAP THE BURBAt | “Lioya, Briscoe, & Lloyd about, bullding QUALHEIM & HOLMAN 1408 First Ave | Your nomen. 88" Hinckley” Weck 806 New “York Bk Phone, Biue 200 J. FRANCIS LER, Traffic Mgr Koom 35, Dexter-Hortes Bigg. , Wash. and Skaguay, FUNERAL pDinBeToRs Kiworimn “« & Third Pike 2. ~PURNACES THE GLOBE NAVIGATION 0, lak FOR HONOLULU DIRECT Steamship Tampico, Wil be dispatehed from Tee wharf, Pier 1, om of about May 10th.” 190%. To be followed by a steamer of thie line on @ about the eth of each Shipping Permits For information, apply w the office of the company tm the Globe block, First avenue aad Madison street, G. F, THORNDYER Manager Trafic ‘T. W. NOTTING! HARNISS AND SA | MaAORLEY «WEN DRE DLERY a niceleid INSURANCE KMART & CO. 00, N. ¥. bik 10K OOMPANIES tumily trade Seattle, Edmunds and Everett The Palatial Steamer CITY OF EVERETT. Three Round Trips Dai. Leaves Seattle Ta m, 2m at Sp m Leaves Everett 9:15 «. ai, 2:2 and 7:15 p. m. ne, James 1841. _ Colman Dock E B. SCOTT, Mgt + Axe aunrsrs | TRORT ORCHARD | Effective March 2, 102 Bremerton (U. §. Navy Yard aad eck), Charleston and Sidney. Athlon and inland Flyer prem, Columbig, Deck ‘Conmmbte HANICAL PXGINEERS STW Pioneer, hapin bid AR ONT ATTORNEY wis ya et ted farma and p. ADAMS. drafun . 36 1 terme ently, fi AMS, drafting. 5 kiey butiding. PHYSICIANS DTG. eB AND SURGEONS Tiwmen DANDS (ee 0} bert ee of “( rjoneer Bidg. St se et | eae 20-08 TOME AND TELLER: WANTED-TimnEN LANDS | €; plembers aod FOR NOME 4 pe WAN : ~ » Selling June BUSINESS DIRECTORY =" «Golo ook Danae Lala oe ope RA AN PL gh bills of lading : ai et |= eattle to Banner station, t THEO. TURNER - ” Mu- |! * er and Freigh : PRINTING AND al Office 4 14 Jame i Harvard Denta ane ocae —_ “ames 22h Writes ds Parlors i. W. HOUGHTON, sieait 5 Droge, tne., 907-11 34 ave | cre 24 Ave Over German Baker} ATTORNEYS AT LAW cae = - RUMBEM STAMPS ‘4 y, Sie ©. | MMERCTA WP WORK : STORAGE AND WaAreHOUS® virecced Si bs AME f te BEC A id goods, extracted aaa a G. WARD KEMP, 442 Burk c TAILORS | Our System of Crown and Bridgt : - : TENTS AND AWNINGS | x Fail rik 0 ram ‘ Batt n ; ty . Pita le HICK general acutionver k ; f TRANSPRN COMPANIES S Mies | HUSINESS® COLLEGES ees aa 4 #1 and : | ivan "inst 4Hoaton a ranet M , y ENDANT, ir : ime} UMMnEtLA HEPanuNa | i a ae lege, Second and Pike UMTRRTLAS ~ manutacta " * end * oT ¥ {eS HBNRY, CASH REOITERA tint eee teas Bo second Sve | JAMES HENRY. open rot taastnaner lat ar Winr bber and Packer | beat ; Ze ten Perr & Vining Woes OR! BEST MEATS * Rorthorn hot LEGAL NOTICKS nd est Service, Speclah sttalige CONTRACTORS nN MOTT TO CREDITOL given to Hotels, Restaurant iat TT Btarr-Royd bid, Tel. Main 800. the State of shington, for] s18 Western Ave. Phone Male BEos -) SVSIAVALES_SEWEBATIE «4! Sed PBESES, BESTEETS.BESEUI ES ERA teapaceeaees RISSEAT ESE. manrvestd: Sv teauwse. Pesee? gee Poze ser cy s9rse peor >see ars ‘4 FPF7 223 2: a, Ss" _ S23 g5a8 Zs