The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 12, 1902, Page 2

c Ne _ THE SEATTLE STAR EVER FTE N EXCEPT SUNDAY > FLOATING ON A SEA OF FIRE ing lava o As the eruptions erns in the 5 warmth somew Nobody can esti aibly one mile, two, « vent ends and th Nobody in Sea! however. Those pictous glances across at bear in mind the fact that some day, wi THE LIMIT OF IMPUDENCE Cool, contemptuous defiance of the law marked the p testay of the proprietor of the Eagle dance hall, at Mad K spite the fact that Chief Sullivan had ord of r close up, and had threat illegal liquor selling. Whiskey in quantitie police force. The ca Pp. m., while behind a ac ” all comers who “looked righ Two of the whiskey, went right out to the police captain they had done. The official promptly stated th the offender was arrest He kept his promis It seems to have become a question as to wh law-breakers are to be allowed to laugh to courts of the City of Seattle. They have tempt for all law, and have jeered in the face to enforce it, ‘The sooner these people are made better than ot and that the laws are made for the common mass of citizens, the better it will be all a GIVE THESE FELLOWS THE LIMIT OF THE LAW IN JAIL, and let us see then whether they will continue their tmpude: " conduct. tings yes- ed the did not obey, th keepers wit NOT WANTED IN THIS CITY The money-paying slot machines are not wanted temths of the people. The outspoken opposition to them, mostevery quarter demonstrates this fact. Only a fe these “sure thing” contrivances, are anxious Even the persons who are foolish enough to play them to see the contrivances smashed—after they get through playing. The money-paying slot machine seldom pays money, It is so fixed in many cases that payments are out of the question. IT 18 A MONEY- to see TAKING MACHINE—A THING THAT ROBS EVERY MAN WHO | COMES IN CONTACT WITH IT. ‘The growing public threatening to do away the tributed in good part MORAL OF THESE TWO opposition to open al busin to the so-called mone STORIES: DON'T LAUGH LOUISVILLE, Ky fel Marston Freer _M tired physician a denly in th from heart dix He had b& somebody told Freeman was laughter that be was ui! sume th n ed forw NARROW ESCAPE Desperate Convicts Plan to»: "SPECIAL BUILDING PERMITS Inspectors Greatly Exercised Over Council’s Action FIVE SHOTS AT A sini BURGLAR | Kitt aped un-|t ho Is a sister of | sions of th THE SEATTLE STAR WORDS ON CHARITY |esteszcesnoncmserseemrcemne Timely Under- wear Sale Apron Sale To- morrow ORROW SPEC Suggestions Made Which, If Carried Out Will Benefit 10¢ 25¢ 35c 35e 40. 25c TOMORROW SPECIAL 69 Straw Hats Priced Right : 25c 25c 45. 75. TOMORROW SPECIAL 38c $125 TOMORROW SPECIAL 25c 50¢ 75 8125 DETERSON* GOOD GOODS Orders f 8100 8150 8150 leyele repaira, realty bar- ed sam China Dep’ Opportunities This Week day as received 208. 10 Pike Street. Cinaated Ads Cooper & Levy ‘1 Three-Star Creamery BUTTER 11-2 Ib brick = 40¢ each ..... EMPLOYMENT WANTED MALE TAPANENEAMERTCAN bie Ewers and Basins 59c $7.49, $6.49 MELP WASTED — MALE AND FEMA UALBUT Secone Ay SPeuseR (aiS-l217 Extra Value 3000 all- wool Watch in our Caps; nothing better LIQUOR for this cold weather, DEPARTMENT coma 1209 First Ave, . EB ELLIOTT, | hace | $1.05 Cooper & ae ‘cat A cs Mi E R° eee 104-106 FIRST AVE, Bet. Yesier and Washington Streets Sells Ladi Tole phon Main FOR TON T—HOUSS THE RIGHT KIND.” lage. money back for the asking. aren Tenth ave, south, Your 3 NEWLY ARRIVED GOODS BUSINESS CHANCHA Leese TRACTS FOR HENTOPURS ISHED Rooms WISCELUAN HOLS VOR SAT POM SCR LLANBOUS OF SALE CITY HEAL ESTATE MINES AND MINING ERAT. CONSTR ne, James 4001. 1910 2nd Ave | ii FARMS AND LANDS von sauy PLO MENG PRINTING AND BINDING BUSINESS DIRECTORY snernacrous SHOW CASES RUnnEM STAMES ATTONNEYS AT LAW fos * STORAGE AND WAKEHOUSE s TAILOMS TENTS AND AWNINGS Mt IRON AND PLATING z x ay | i rt » “© NEW YORK DENFAL F PARLORS 6/4 First Avenu s|_ Gold Crowns, $5; Full Set aiwanin Teeth, $5; Bridgework, $5, Gold Fillings, $1 up; Sliver Fill: , ings, 50c, New York Dental Parlors 64 FIRST AV = HAMATICOOPERATIC 41 Holy DRESSMAKERS ‘ Hours, dies always Henry Hensel "ses 28 j__28 Winokiey Block, Thrd Floss | Block, Thrd 1 Pes . “Pale Dentist FULI y at lowest Red 4454 DENTISTS PHILEAT 7 . CROWN #OLD FILLIN VER FILL conreacrons |. Th «bie ¢ FUNERAL 1496-1428 ‘Third; teh, Piko 4 pinBeTors ENGINEERS AND pity Br p ‘ FPURNACHS nA Opitical Department. GOLDMAN'S. \ FION, BIT 2 ave, | MECHANICAL ENGINDERS McALLASTER, 900-4 Planer 27°. FEA Mons ific Coast Steamship YOR ome OUTA-ERBTERN Au autle® p.m acific ( Tipper Un Presitent, The WHITE “PASS Ly Salman, Wi Seattle, Alaska. 1 NAVIGATION OOe Lak FOR, HONOLULU DiRECT ip ‘Tampico, 3000 tons Giepatehed from ‘Ten Pier, omor about 2 Re ae be L the 10th of each ooh wed Shipping Permits Required For information, apply to the office of the company im the Globe block, First A..F | Madison street, G. ¥, THORNDYKE, Manager Traffic Department, Tw. NOTTINGHAM Phone 1208 Cereal Sema! steamer Seattle, Edmunds and Everett The Palatial Steamer CITY OF EVERETT, Three Round Trips Dalty. Leaves Seattle 7 5 p. m. one ce Everett 9:15 a, m, £90 and mn » James 1841. EB os env aces pe | NORTHWESTERN COMMERCIAL COMPANY 02 Pioneer Bldg. Steamship Ags Phone, Union [4 3 FOR SALE CHEAP Clark Davis & Phone Main 129 Room 730 New York Blac ve have a large tine e Howard Watehes are closing out low ort mG, BENNINGHAUSEN 807 FIRST AVE pector for Cols 1 Puget nd the Seattle sviot Worsted Serge t$ all new goods t patterns, Never be h values been off om $6.00 UPL imperial Tailoring Co. woz SECOND AVE. ying exticles ween | quis" paner, speak of the y se ec> — esveewee ce ES SS ee ees vd 4 : ;