The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 20, 1902, Page 3

JUNE 20, 1902, FRIDAY Gow Be DECEIVED | i SET THE PACE: can't make glasses to correct ee 7 \ -~ ”. with SVR ILE OPTICAL CO, D2. BUCK & CO. Mon’s, Boys’ and Chil- dron’s Glothing wane new Mou can buy medicines any « Shoes. ud avenu imtgiste now than me 7 | nthe ero, | > Tru from | cou! * Ramaker Music Co. A Glycerin Cros Skin Pransparent Bpocted Cas Soay per tb. | ative Skin Soap, 280 wt Tie Moved to 1406 Second Ave. Peeckers’ Tar Soap, Ye aize tae jermilk Soap cakes for 106 Be 3 Little Liver Pils, 2 nine JAMES HENRY Ie Retail Butcher, Jobber, Digestive “pecuna, $1.00 sine Prescriptions Ou Our FBanretDRucCod Delivery. Phone, Main 603, 4 SECOND AVENUE. Tablets, $1.00 » Specialty. | Our Cali-Trade Prices Bhirte .... 106 Open Front Shirts. Colla’ Cutts Fourth, Near SE ATTLE’S and only first-class Ei in plan HO . Warranted. feet, warranted... feet, warranted... ERNST BROS 506 Pike St. Tel, John 2831. = te “" mi = ee ~ = a 3 = " = 3 = = a ry it a 3 a 7 _ : 4 = . aa r. > hn 32 | Open All Night. Tel, Main 1029, | COLLINS, SHERMAN, FOLEY Co. 1 UNDERTAKERS Funeral Directors and Embaimers. ‘40? First Ave.. bet. Pike and Union Seattle, Wasn. They Run into One Another Do you ever find, when read | MERE that the different Intters — | | | Qt! 0! !]°!)'-o Ole ENAMEL ED WARE. to - be ~ out- done store, Prices that make look ridiculous. Nicke? plated Alarm Clocks, Men's and Wo. and 4-inch dial, %-hour movement, waually 0c or 76c; our price for Saturday, S3¢. 8 emp tlle joria Umbrel- SA: Sey. las, best frame, For those who have cash to ‘put in them, we wil! sell Satur- steel rods, ini assortment handles, worth $2.25, at $1.95. Men's and Wo- ons 26 and 88 in. Umbrelias, covered with «beat union taf- |feta lock rib frame, steel rod, large lassortment handles, worth up to |$3.75; at $1 All kinde short not HAMEK’S 122) FIRST AVE.) Door to Postemicy ‘mbrella work done on Saturday will be an interest- fing day for at our More. We can't mention a half of the bargains we sho Coon Bros. jc'« Presents Diamonds wi Fine Jewelry Silverware. * Cut Glass G. Benninghausen, $07 First Avenue. ‘Time inspector tor the C. & P. 8. Ry., end the Beattle Electric Co, Olympia Beer ie semrares 4 ete] of. the oy: GEO. MAGINNIS. ry: co. ones. Sunset Oil and Refining Co, Second block of stock of ‘shares nearly all sold. That remain-| ng yet to be had at 2c per mhare. | Those desiring stock will do well to act prompt! ELLIS MO} Basement ‘Wash The brand ‘# the “Lender” oar best Me Coffee. You have responded so generously to our Cofee Specials in the past that we have decided to save You 7c a pound on this excel Jent brand of coffee, FIREWORKS We are headquarters for fire- works—-we sell them at whole- Saie 4nd retail, For fawn displays we hav and varied amortment are special prices: $1.% Mixed Assortments, ial at 1880 ual Li FOR ALASKA Coa 00 ads: Invented Wiretadis. ‘voce any quantity, best jal : Gite Assoried Fireworks, spe quality, lowest taj at ..... $5.00 Flags and Bunting at whole wie. Telephone and mall filled on short notice. price. | ISSAQUAH COAL CO. 3 Foot of Madison $1. Tel. Main 076: 099 POooe OO00oeoooes BB ELLIOTT, | Ke fracting... Optician... big Spectacle Sign veel, Beat piace in ave your eyes corrected 12 Heussy Bldg. orders Rhodes Bros. Fea, Coffesans Cr ker; Mowe 1214 SECOND AVENUE the ie t ja ” s | brought the wagon and its content house. lt |aaltor’s well hb } t nesaed the jo jt 40,900 | the t rly advance in price | ha night, levery night for two years. this morning thought to be @ shark swimming. | trom bh poy out in the cove, not bine| | these ugly, “| Last Edition 4 O"Glook p.m SECRET MEETING OF GREAT IMPORTANCE The Edict Goes Forth That George U. Piper Must With- draw From Senatorial Race—The G Now Enters Into County and S$ he all pervading gambling evil ' resolved to put him out of] has at last made its presence felt in| the F | : Be cet: Mecdee aie To that end they have resolved t campaign now at th foundations of his about to be upened by the King! political strength—the gambling county Republican convention the Humen-Pip ampalgns has the poisonous influ awn Its life blood | ence of the | gambling “ring be LED BY BX-GOV. M'GRAW fi #, Invariably It haw bee War Gr hire Pesca tn tho tenant exerted for the benefit of the Reput “A |< age Pct RE pgs ord unmistakable he h in be one of the bitterest in the History| |, Ry" that he ahall not carry his end! of the party in King county, the) ri Mee sine Te aed gambling issue hag been rained be-| ty, in bs tween factions of the party It ne ck oh GEORGE U. PIPER AGAIN. | yesterday was to notify the gamt George U. Piper, who Is a candi-| that if Mr. Piper won In prim: | date for the state senate from the| artes by the support of the Firat ward ‘Thirty-fourth senatorial district, em.| & rand Jury investigation bracing the First ward, and who| bling would at once b has for years been recognized as the) about middleman of the Humes admtr If you people Piper to the tration in its dealings with the| lexislature from the First ward you gambling ring, te the man who has| Will never turn ar card In Be Succeeded in raising it attle After long years of pationt sud-| This t# the @rim niessage Mr, Me mission to the rule of the «gm | Graw and bie “by * com ring & nw t hay NOW UP TO THE GAMBLERS. oh raat It if now up to the gamblers to ding. ‘pe o| make a cholce. If they throw Piper yoke were formally dis-| Gown the wrath of Maygr Hume them @irough ¢ i . > | oi dete PIPER MUST WITHDRAW wore. dleumpacable The demand of the Fourth ward-| $ jury invest ers tn that Mr. Piper shail forthwith] ¢ m withdraw from the senatorial con-| and his friends, eat and leave the field open for Joseph H. Dawes, his only opponent. | day*refuse to dix Both Mr, Pip Mr, Dawes a#-| cuss the meeting of Westerday after sert in the terms their| noon loyalty to Ha ae & can-| The meeting ne that will be didate for United States senator, but! of great ult Import naid for reasons best k to them yernor M Tt w ad the Fourth w Who were| vance the interest of Mr. Pres the Republican party and of de SAN FRANCI Sibley owen the recovery of nearly $100 en from him yesterday. John Slater, a salesman for Sil and supplies valued at $1000 to So: horse and wagon at Third and Ho When he returned, tn five minutes, ‘This morning '& man sat in a ling stable, and with a whip in hand tr nimal refused to budge further than table. Then the driver asked if he coul nd was informed the animal hi Without jumped out of the wagon and disappe: When Sibley was told the horse had there w The man who took the horse hai Afater a desperate fight of ap hour When with! Just before eating his breakfast | day scores ans noticed what bh man. eater han 500 feet from shore. With the known antipathy ‘| black monsters, Captatn | ns made up his mind to kill 1 hurriedly procured an otd har non, @ mere reilc. fastened a clothes it, and embarked in a skiff. | INTO THE THICK HIDE PORTLA He oon got close enough to! gas, who ca lunge he spear through the thick|hara was f. ide of the vicious fish, and then the | ’ battle began. The other end of the|!>® He hi ine was fastened to the prow of| death. A be boat, and the shark, frantic with | motive was ied at boa A the light auch sk'ff are terrible # hardly touche! on whore who says that the boat | everal time came within an ace of | verturning when the shark ead ea sharp turn In the course of an hour, however, he shark became tired, and. exes f° Magnolia Blufl he wan seen to we making slowly, but straight for boat ‘ PULLED A REVOLVER | Capt. Evans now thought that hit} WASHIN: ime had come, but remembering he| In the hous nm & a} ‘cove the th ba a 4-caliber Colts’ revolver in his| nia delive t, he whipped it out and k| which he « shot# at the shark . al on ok effect, but the shark ¢ f ane is horsevup there for the cared for in th Pping to hear More, joy im the di bes HUGE SHARK KILLED AFTER FIERCE BATTLE Early This Morning a Man- Eater er Is Seen Wallowing in Smith's Cove--Capt. Evans Vanquishes the Mon- ster After an Hour’s Struggle MURDERED ambling Question tate Politics whom Is Judge Me left Ble den Gate board- move on. The ay to the stable the driver back to ite stable and al supply in four feet of the boat Capt Evans, & sea captain who lives |Capt. Evans, in desperatio iy at Interbay, Killed a big shark in| hin car into’ the deeeraten. thrust Smith cove this morning. The cap-| huge fish and down ttn trent. the tain himeett admits that t was rash| shark then tunged forwatd and at for him to tackle the shark while|:most completely overtur the fo unprepared for auch a fight, but|rkit, but ‘three more anc s kiled ie ia the hero now at Ipterbay, for|him. He was towed te the all that i, tg te of people are viewing the which measures 7 feet | to tail ND, June 2.—Louis Bo here from San und murd ad THE SEATTLE STAR. June 2.—| 4 to non ndment to | nd to send reasons gain vation for the pipetnes | WE PAY YOUR CAR FARE TO” SATURDAY’S GREAT SPECIAL SALE SUITS, HOSIERY, | UNDERWEAR, CORSETS AND GLOVES advantage of the sale, LADIES’ Every customer besides getting t receive cat tickets home for each Grand Concert tn the ACME SUIT co. Mar purck will nased 1412-1414 2nd Avenue Tr RECEIVING MOTHER AND be devot wees er was speaks most hope! ough Mr. Weatherwax expressed a wish last night to visit his son-in- law, Paul Underwood, he was not permitted to do so. COURTHOUSE NOTES In the suit of De. J. Bugene Jordan against Dr. KE. F. Adame and was awarded Unit lawe. Fireworks Rhodes MARINE NEWS ined ‘ Oe i & N. Co. he|, I Tinie ay empl friends to take Landing or I mera Athlon Orchard and Gi hartered for donda He HOSPITAL pense of the removal of city tents to the hospital The ord be introdu will also pre the accident cases, and the city ance will be at the dieposal « horpital attendants Je hin extremely cheritabl about a week ago, It is mainly signed to keep the city poor, who are i 4 without means, from being | Wreconst mpelled to Ih he elty jail while awaiting médical asiatance. tie 136 DAUGHTER TOGETHER © her daug ck hair and dark eyes. ther and daugbier sede 1p to each othdr, and fy er daughter's t N. Mandy for MACH ideration in ip Professor Noged fadiure he sale of the Morse, $10,700 the plaintiff. court yesterday John ed Btates contrary to the federal a 35c VESTS SATURDAY ONLY 18 CENTS | We pric It fs also @ known fact that our line of THE LARGEST STOVE JOBBING ‘QUOTATIONS ducks 1 reseed Poultry Turk dueka, 1 Be Large Import Order Of small musical supplies junt [LARGE SHIPMENT of TALKING YES and th ce, §20.00890.00. Uariey, 621.00; en Fruit n, $13.00; Mast: Th. 00g 10.00, 6b wheat $23.00; corn, turkeys, 1G 140; geese, ae 4@ibe, feed, $21.00; corn, bulk, Washington. 11@11%60. Nellie Underwood's Mother SI ne gn A cinen ograph for the b' in Prisoner's Celt been fnvented by Dr. Dum : French physielan. The su and Mrs, Weatherwax, the par ° stages of the pictur 1 of Min" Neltle Under | Seteeete of BS hed : her today. in the county rapidly between the fingers of the strived jn tha sty [eet nist fp pees cae Owes slept together in the little The common cause of cycling sation ” a which Mra. t troubles ts cheap bicycles. If you again occupies : have been up against them buy a The mother of the 16-year-old pris-| Yale or W American high grade ner in @ very comely matron, With! wheel and mop them. instruments and received. Also a LATEST REC + giving inten: ing purchasers over FOUR THO AND RECORDS to select from. Since buying the Winter & Harper heet munie, small musical in jand are pleased to fly sales are Increasing to euch an to justify the belief that public ft and ” PIANOS lwe can save you money on new or d-hand instruments , you can find any size imagin- smallest bach larger ones or restaurants. have te able, from the elor style used in hotels alone stock and a comp’ ment to se not ables anyone chases our sto’ to be perfect bakers re. Kitchen Goods om the main floor ts the most varied and complete in the Northwest, quite sure are we that we are able to save you some moi purchased. HOUSE IN THE WORTHWEST. appreciate the our superior facilities, 4 courteous treatment. D. S. JOHNSTON CO. General Music Dealers. $03 Second Ave. Burke Building Cook Stoves and Cooking Utensils Our line of cast Cook Sto’ ts the talk of the town. * Here to the a large assort but it t from, our such that en to. make their ere. Besides that # are Kuarantered and f and y on every it | » A ; r F. W. Merrick PHE AMERICAN CLOTHIER 703--FIRST AVENUE--703 Continuation of Our Great Clearance Sale of MEN’S @ UIT os FINE with such @ ready Gale of Men's held has met pons) m the people as this Grand Clears Finest Suits. If you have not availed yourself of the opportunity securing a Spring Suit at a merely nominal cost, you are ine t Sale we have eve No Su fro vited to do so tomorrow. Men’s Stylish Spring Suits # le $25. “$14. 75 Pee andC hildren’s Suits SPECIAL FOR TOMORROW * from 3 to 6, value up to $5.00, for $2.50. ame 101 2-Piece Suits, stee Suits, D. B. yrrow only Suits at 766, $1.00, to $1.50 and $2.00. Regatta Wash F urnishing Goods Department Men's Shirts in White, the Monarch $1.00, $1.50 Men's Shirts in White, the Earl and Wil ieee Imme poses owing ee Underwear brigs Thread, Welg Mergerized 50c. to $3. 50 Per Su Fancy Hoslery, the newest and most beautiful designs . .. 25c and 50c Straw Hats in the Alpine shape $1, $1.50, $2 and $3 Yacht Shape ... 5c, 75c, $1, $1. 50, $2, ‘to $2.50 Agents for the celebrated John B. Stetson Hats, the best in the WOTID seceee esseenene seasseeres e Agents in Seattle for the Guaranteed $3.00 Hats, and Fedoras, In the latest You ean pay $5.00 for ye shions. a Hat and be no better satisfied than with a Hawes for FS a cnn AMUSEMENTS. (THIRD AVENUE THEATER | W, M: Russell 7 Phone Main 66%, Prices—20c, 30c, 40¢, Hic. . |_ TONIGHT. AND NIGHT. 1, desk touches the hearts of all. | THE NEW EAST LYNNE A STORY OF A WOMAN'S WRONGS. Millions have read the famous novel. Millions have seen the play. | Many more millions will see ft. * | OPENING NEXT SUNDAY NIGHT ‘The Big Laughing Success, Too Much Johnson BY WILLIAM GILLETTE. | Presented by a Company of Come- dians. Rox office open from 10 a. m. to ® Don’t Miss the 00 200 Men's Latest Pantoris Shape F all © regular. pric now f 95 at half 300 pairs Men's price. Men's T5e Tonight and all this week with Sat urday matinee, | HARRINGTON REYNOLDS | And company in an [ rovivs al of the famous English drama, THE BLACK FLAG BY HENRY PRTTIT. Summer Prices—25e, Se UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT | Ninth annual recital to be the pupils of Elizabeth Jay | son, Monday evening, June | he Grand Opera House, mission’ Me and 0c. WATCHES. DIAMONDS, FIN JEWELRY 4ND SIL’ VERWARE Albert Hansen 232):) The lurgest Jewelry house in tae Northweat. 4 1, OF THE JUDGES. the members of the Bar of King County, State of Washington: You, and each of you, are hereby notified that a meeting of the meme bers of the Bar of King County, | State of Washington, will be held in the King County Court House, In the Nity of Seattle, said State, in the m occupied by the Judge of the Superior Court county who ment No. 1 of day, the 2st day at the hour of for the purpose Velvet Kid’ Slippers 50 Kangaroo Calf Leather SL.7S Leather $3.00 Kid Viet 200 pairs Men's Patent or Viel Kid, low cut hand- les, Oxford Ties, reg ular price $2.50; now.,..%1.00 Shoes, ail with double price $8.4 82.00 pairs Tirems styles of leath soles, regular close Leather Gloves ate 50c #00 meat 200 pairs Men's Velvet Kid or Velour Calf, latest styles of Al- bany and’ Princeton's | lasts, regular price $3.50, at.,.. $2.50 Goodyear Welt: last Shoes, pat dress kangaroo H $1.00 Horse 240 pairs atest. Alb nt colt leathers, all ¢ ¢ ny a regula SiKK Neckties, Men's styles MONARCH SHOE CO Located One-Halt Block North of Postoftice 1319 ce AVENUE SEATTLE, WASH. $1.00 Colored cA v Children’ s ; Hand Sewed Dongola Shoes :.:° rent ty sald from which said four elec: so recommended, said Su. to act as id County and until appointed and $00 Pairs At perlor jury ce | for the te | their successors ar | qualitie This notice is given in pursuance | Loxpon’s Cut Rate HABERDASHERY f°": c,02 «9, gurouns Dated June 12th, | Ww THUR, IFFIN. RBE} GEO. Mi 2MORY. Judges of the Superior Court of the ig oo Ais teen AAS Sl ad dad Ase. MLS AME State of Washington, for King County,