The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 2, 1902, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUBLISHING CO. Sere * | BVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY | . TELEPHONES Business Dept., Matn 1050. Wdltorial Dept ., Main 1138, = B. BARARD WELLS, Baitor HF. CHASE, Business Ma = . OrFFicKEs Bagttio~-1107 Third avenue. £30 Temple Cou s New York Chicago—#17-218 U = One cent per copy Oy. Wall oF carrie t Building Exprees Building Wook or twenty-five cents par month, delivered No Entered at the postofice at feattic, Washingt THE POWER OF WOMAN Maine that Detractors have been at work fr Bishop John R m to Oregon denouncing Spalding, They allege in an address, he asserted that women @r ponsible for three-fourths of the in this country The critics leaped on the bishop. They called him the most ungallant man in Amenica, vindicative, untruthful, and lots of other things. Now this ts what the bishop did say From women we learn our mother tongue; from them our notions of right and wrong; of propriety and ustice, If they were more large: minded, more intelligent, more unselfish, more serious, more loving, thr fourths of the depravity and sin witch make life a curse would d pear, Tt was @ tribu It nald that the and a fine bit of sentiment hope of the world and the destiny of humanity ts in the hahde of women. Don't twist his words. He meant what he sald literally, and the world that lifts its hat the presence of good women will approve the sentiments of Bishop John Spalding. And the things he said about women apply with almost equal force tomen, They can if they will Further, Bishop Spalding sald, in his reots of evil: ; The most grievous injustice which oppre: us, of whieh the weak and the poor, the laborers and their wives and children, are the chief vic- tims, has its source in the political corruption which taints our whole public life, and more especially the conduct of our mu pal affaires. it not only stampa upon our name a brand of infamy in the eyes of foreign Nations; it disheartens the best among us, and makes reform seam im possible, It not only impoverishes, but it disheartens and dechristianizes the laboring population of our cities. It is the foe of civi on, of re- Ngion, of morality, ef God and of man. It thrives in the mephitic air of saleons and brothels and gambling hells. makes the rich its accom: piises, and compels the respectable to connive at its iniquities and in- famies. It perverts the public conscience, it destroys the sense of re- epansibility, it renders efforts at reform abortive. In the presence of this meral plague even the wisest and the b: t are bewildered and dis couraged. No subject is more worthy of the attention of these who are interested in the improvement of social life and conditions. Legisia- tien can accomplish little unicss it is supported by a more human more enlightened, a more Chri in public opinion. Here nm, there- fore, we need the assistance of noble-minded and educated women. If In the home, in the school and in the church—where woman's influence is potent—the sentiment that corript politicians are more eriminal eenvicts, be awakened and fostered, good will have been done. _ There are two weak places in the municipal machinery of the city of @eattie. One lies in the office of chief of police, and the other In the » much, wonderful apeech, striking at the First and foremost HOE’ for w ‘* different f tk a on felt inate Tomorrow's your last chance to buy it worth your whi the “CUSHION men, the Shoe rom other kinds, 1 of sole Gifice of police judge. Both of these offices are filled by appointes a ee a Both are to a certain extent subject to attempts at coerc! at 84 00 Phe chief of police is dependant of the mayor. The latter appoints tim and can remove him at pleasure. What the mayor wants done the chief does. The opportunity for efficient, fearless action is wanting ‘The ohief should be placed under civil service at least, and made to feel that he is a potent factor in the city government inftead of an at- tache of the mayor. The so-called office of police judge ts the other one in point. The People elect two justices and then the mayor chooses one of the two to Deeside over the city court To make things worse the city council has the fixing ef the salary of the judge. It can raise or lower tt before any new judge takes office, and@ in that way can attempt to exercise certain persuasive powers. The legislature at its next session should provide for regular police Judges at fixed salaries, in cities of the first clase. The Judge should feel Dimself altogether independent and able to apply the laws in the way that he sees best. KISTLER’S WAR ON THE HUCKSTERS IS CRITICISED A SELFISH INTEREST IS CHARGE—AN ORDINANCE WHICH | A BENEFIT TO A FEW BUT A DETRIMENT TO THE MANY. the introduction of the or-|of supplies, A well known commis- sion man of Western avenue said t ay that many of the hucksters buy on the street and that they obtain just as good a grade of goods as go to any grocery store In the city. The hucksters have, however, hit upon a scheme which for @ year at least will render all further setion m the part of the eounell futile. In the last week or so fully 45 leenses have been issued at the city com troller’s office at the old rate, that is, under the present existing ordi- nance. Many of the hucksters whone Hcenses have not yet expired procured new ones #0 a8 to have them before Kistler’s ordi- nance In signed May Veto Ordinan A great deal of pressure ts being brought to bear on Mayor Humes and there is a chance that he may LADIES’ FINE KI on up-to-date f actually worth § at 210 PIKE ST. AN TECTIVE. ment wai discussion at a meett Heenee and revenu jatier, chairman of the polic’ Fevenue committee, and owner of a grocery store, been meeting with mayor and Chief were both Was made of present the servic stein, as tt is desired ‘wagen, $20 and for « push cart, $10. Counctiman Kistler and his aseo- determined to put the huck- out of business. Mr. Kistler reguiates the Heense fig- as For a two horse $100; for a one horse wa, and for @ push cart, $59. ia, , Is #0 high as to be pro- and will eventually reéult in driving the wagon people out of business. that the presence of pointment Chief of F bis method of anni around headquarte: that the position of nently established the regular patroime The chief alos asked $75 per mon by some of OM it fs said that many well known | Gecide to veto the ordinan ty] The , committees undoubtedly housekeepers of the city will make bemoan ly gre paste pe stan | recominend the I ge of the ordt @ strong protest against the enforce-| mont regarding the affair thia morn-| Nance, Put anather moe ot the ment of the new ordinance. They! ing Meanwhile the hucksters are| Committee will be held on hureday state that the vegetable men are a happy as they have gained @ point night to definitely settle it The etavemnes and almost « pubiie ® a time at least over the combina. | Principal changes to be made in the cesaity as the vegetables are brougim | { n which seeks to put them out of | OPC tion of the department are Led | Might to the door and in almost) jusiness. Mr. Kistler, while aup- | “PP intment of an inspec ton of P rice | avery case at © lens price than the| porting the new ordinance, is desir-| 6nd #iving the chlet the right tt ae ——_ ean be bought at @ gro-| Gus of keeping his connection with| "Hr pateawen fF & vy ee bay ‘5 the grocery store well in the back-| GEO. FRYE INJURED | Some of the grocerymen say that! ground so as to conceal the animus| George Frye, a well-known resi- the hucksters carry an inferior class! nich suggested the introduction of |dent of thie city, was slighty in ef vegueabics. the ordinance. It Ie said that the |jured at Fifth avenue Housewiv ay No | adage of “Live and let live’| tate yesterday afternoon, Mr. Frye ‘Thies statement is denied not only ms to have been forgotten in the| attempted to — > J A m a tell the hueksters but by thousands | council's dealings with the peddiers,| car at that pi Yate I : - em | housewives. They nay that it in| The latter, however, have been as.|to the pavement. Tis fot up and the result of a combi sured of the general support of Oe ee ha acta vacovered Keepers to keep up t je snd bh of facnt however, and walked to his home at 20 Pike street | Chairman Clise appointed Mr. Fow- - — jer, Lovett M. Wood and George Meacham to serve on the committee. MILLIONAIRE _ DIES BY HIS OWN PISTOL CHICAGO, July 2.—Sigmund Gath mann, vice president of the wh: wale shoe house of Guthmann, ¢ ater & Telling, a multi-millionaire, tomorrow. WRETCHED TELEPHONE SERVICE Excursion to Take steamer City Greyhound eursion o- Dunlap, real estate. r- Ohamber of Commerce Applies the ps Cudge! to Sunset Company committed auicide this morning by shooting himself. Ill health ts sup- The Chamber of Comerce, at its i toh have been the cause. lar meeting this morning, took | ie ex ption to the telephone eervice at present afforded the gens of Heattle by the ttt Sunset Teles| ‘ON HIS LAST phone Company. “CH. Fo who| ke first upon the que aid | inet ft he had found the service the SPECIALS VOYAGE it two weeks particular! ating and suggested that the 22 Blank Pistols ness men of the city should refuse to - ibe, 2 pay telephone rentals until condi NORFOLK, Vas, July 2.—The tons were bettered. Judge J. P.| cruiser Brooklyn, with the remains} Repeater Revoly Hoyt followed in the same sirain,jof Lord Pauncefote, passed out by|M , saying that he had for some time re-| the Cape athis morning Revolvers +++ 4. fused to pay his telephone bill on a In keeping with t ype unt of the wretched service. I it b no attempt at v aGeau said that he had been told| the Atlantic. On arriva Others 5.06 by Officers of the Sunset company | proper recetion has been arranged | that a new ewitchboard was be for the b f the dead statesman, BLANKS Installed In the exchange and that| all plan ing been submitted to the company had assured him that | lady Pauncefote and daughter, who| IM 22 Caliber .....06++ he would have better wervice | are now there, few dayn. E. O. Graves and others - Caliber also spoke on the question. The sub- : stance of their remarks wan that the W$ Caliber telephone company had gone back ; ¢ on ity promise, given to the business Canes—Shoots loz mien of Beattie at time of the op-| CHRISTIANA, Norway, July 2 titi erators’ strike two yearn ago, and! wire has destroyed 180 buildings at that it was just about time some-|;@urvig, in the province of Jarls. | Suse woe Gone be ‘The to*s reaches more than resolution that the chamber sho t appoint a committee to investigate) Se and vicinity—Tonight e the service and make suggestions as|'Thursday, occasional rain; 1218-1a17 to the best way out of the difficulty. |south to jouthwest winds. | INSPECTOR MAY & POINTEO-—-WAPPY FOR DE- The counctt bill providing for the reorganization of the police depart-| the principal subject hight in Mayor Hume that a spec fund should be created to provide for { Detective stein to work et once. the city warrants his immediate ap- Sullivan explained fee the Wisconsin in the dry dock | dr JULY D SHOES, bullt 00, ETERSON’ GOOD GOODS THE. POLICE SHAKE UP ingot the poll committee it office. The Police Bullivan to put Wapp t ln bel many crooks In @ men to duty and suggested n t Everett of Everett or n Dock for the 4 and 6, 84 Union block. | eee | Te and & 81.25 82.50 82.50 Pond 86, er vee 100 box 400 box He box te Se box RLBOT Second Ay vgers THE SEATTLE STAR. Fixings for the 4th {| ata Saving le to trade Stylish Waists your wears The “Luoltie” Gleve, best glove on earth for ables for the Fourth. on Pike street. $1 We'll make Boys’ Fixings Ladienw’ New Wash Walsta, neatly | Boye’ Navy Ser Three-Pieve made and perfect fitting. Veatee Suits, open front vest worth 600 BHC | sisce's to's years, worth] 89 Ladies’ ew Madras Walate, au neat striped patterne, blue, pink | Hoye’ Navy Two-Piece Sults, aray and red, ‘ halk Une stripes, sixes worth 900 Odo) OSs ee Tee foes. 50 Ladies’ New White Lawn Waist, | Boys’ All W egy OO gga Jaton cut and newest trim 85 ‘ ined Tworrens tev, ‘4 = t ming, bought to seit at 1.2600C et one eS et nee kf anted not to rip, slags Ladion’ White Lawn Walet, yoke | ys 4.00 neatly tucked to buat tine, fine | vatue $2 95 ished with pretty whit pligue Frc Navy and Brown lac across § front, og] 75 oe Suite, beet ed # entirely new design Hning tailoring, sizes 8 Ladies’ Fine White Lawn Waist. | 14 y 16.00 84 50 atitully tucked yoke ang value Swinn embroldery, insertion on | Boys’ Wool Mixed Cheviot 43 . frent, military cuffs. Pant bullt for hard wer Ladle’ Imported White and Col- Boys’ N Wool Cheviot Kn sored Law n Walets, plaited en Pants, double eat, 8 nee nematitched across patent waistband, #0 " front, $3.08 value ..,.02 25 value 65c JADIES’ CHROME KID SHK Hr se-trimmed tre pieture, fniet enamel, ade bide or adelite green, 6 feet high, brase top rods ind brass mounts, full st Metal Beds $7.00, worth $10.00-—-White Enamel. ' Enamel. 411,00, Enamel. $11.36, worth | $12.00—White $16.00 Cream worth $14.00 $16.00, worth $24.00. Cream qual in style and wear to many CAPER BHI Ge Mey Teeatt | getient atocksativer an “gd 50 Peps G3 00 | wens ints’ sian Wie Pur Mavs LARTER GENOME, $ID OX: | mings, ore 82 00 good Wear guaranteed LADIES VICI KID OXFORDS with injaid mat kid tops: neat dressy, wonderfully — servic no; $2.60 ¢ fea t valve $1 98 Pertate Shirts, inpeo bosom, protection neck band versible cuffs DOUGLA! AND KID SHOE DOUGLAS BOX CALF and Patent Leather SHORB . Lo Canadian Club Whiskey Superior quality, regular per gallon $4.00-—To bett duce it, special BOILED HAM—Per poun. IMPORTED Per pound WHITE CLOVER COMB HONEY—Per comb MIXED aie eh 38 Per pint. SWEET PICKLES— Per pint OLIVES—Half pint . Per pint ...... + PIGS FEET—Hach ....., SPICED HERRING— 5 for .. Mach ..5.%5. : No. wood, soft and mellow. quart bottle 1t-year Rye, extra qua’ Full quart bottle Per gallon ,...4,... THE PHYSICIAN—Pure modi- sere SO * Gy chien, hed cinal Port Wine—Per galtc rom “Burnt 0., 11 Becond avenue at he So es aden dali - \ avd. Virtecoe & Lieya * Finciier pel o tor ensh oF EXTRA OLD PORT WINE— ferred 5 Full quart botues ... G5.00 cabinet photos, 01.90 por don, for one « 80, 760 and $1.00 | week ony > Studio. sant COCKTAILS—Assorted flavors Tike, orrepat, electrician, 434 Wi Por bottle. . eats 1c, 400 and 750M ok REN TOFURNISHED ROOMS FINE TABLE OLARET— | Hore. mand Per gallon ......600 and 75c | cor. Piegt Ave, ANHEUSER BEER— Quarts sree Ail odors Per dozen ..... 104-106 First Ave., Bet. Yesler and Washingte Telephon "83 50 TSe vaiue, your cholee Vict | New & Style Club, Toek 84 00 Four-in-tland Ties, worth tbo and We; your choloe today and Swiss CHEESE CHOW CHOW-—Per pint... CROMARTY BLOATERS— QUOR DEPT 104 WHISKEY—aAged in COOPER & LEVY’S—Speciai IMPERIAL PORT WINE— Cooper & Levy 5 $1.35 value ents Striped Madras Neg!) Union-Made Shoes Gene Shirts, with tes to_match pow LAS’ AZTEC CALF AND Coe 2 yo ha $1 95 Bene $8.00 | cose Ser nares tm sortmont of pretty patt Mail Promptly THE the state aU SOURT t Warhingtor matter of the guard Of Waldo Frederick Bawar jor, Notice of Guardian's Sate. 1 ptice is here given, that in © of an order of the abov court In the the . 1902, the und NM sell, at private eate highest bidder for cash, f July, 1902, at Room 2 jiding, Bee tor . and 4 Ante ibe received therefor Hills, atorney for guardian, the inter of sald minor in an undivided ha Addition t a by a price er tn Seattle $1 00 and 25c Orders Men’s Furnishings OF for King nahip min pur een above entitied ith day igned the the Mh} Ball 2, M1 AUGUSTE EDWARDS, person an 0.300 «B50 City Dye Works renovating gents and at} re sald bide in writing wil Charles 3 and to] if Lot 4, Block 9, Enamel. $18.00, worth $26,00—Ivory and gold, GL HO RS, Worth $13. 50 WEDNESDAY, JULY 24 PATENT AT TONES _ ota viiveter AND wom On, AURORE L, to HG mag ee, ha Jumbig VLOMnING Ave : OTOLP AR STAMP Vir a7 The Room-Making Sale Helps Homefurnishers MECHANICAL ONG EL. MAL ARTES Waka 4 The sum put aside for furniture elaerriiin aaa will buy a third to half more J! eine ts Pp than you Vad expected if the buy ‘4 fin ing be done here and now. The ment lowest furniture prices in the | _ Main #75. Northwest are greatly reduced | iia, wn in every part of the store for this oi ohn Ww CU. 9. | ee Conroe Hl Dressers $16.50, <HOW OAS Bhow Unae Co., HO nME STAM iL, ei AMP WO ito *TOnAUH AND we ee HERPTTD bie Oak COUNTS $19.50, worth Jae ye, Trevhotime & Che $20.00, worth Muhog- any. freight and viknos LIMES F URNIT rine Hot ties With chese home, buy & oF build o to bulla at nan wnmatured contract, Wher contrat matures will pay tie bo Company has several houses comp: and building. Thin i & poor mea: portunity to secure a house on ments of only $6.00 per month address room M6, Bulfiven Pusiting Lot on King T went, and fourth avenue. eller. opposite | stre xine BOn2O weal faure & ' tigate Qs ts to buy it A. LAWRENCE, By Second avenue, property Print; to & 103 |G. WARD KEMP, 482 Burke botiding on | EW HOCONTON. «14-417 Colltna pT ti '* | HRT toethods and tenchers, Acme Business SECOND AVE. ATTONNEY: CEB 2 EWING einity. T10 New York block J. A. KELLOGG.S12 Washington building. MACDONA D, 40% Burke buliding. one 18, 2. 2B Atth Gay thereafter. ‘FOR SOUTH-EASTERN Leave ten: 2 Bm Sailing July 2 @ WO, 19, 38, of Seaitie, spokane, Cottage south bognd, City of Topeka. Ticket Office 113 James, st, G, ¥, Talmadge, Com't Ant Gent KNAPP, 10 Haller balding. 206-3 Pacific block. _ AUSTRAC TORS | BOOTH-WHITTLESET-MANFORD —_ ab- | Rtract Co. established 1800, basement of Mailer vice — Triephour, Main 196 SEATTLE Abstract Co. N.Y. biock. ROWITECTS CoLLners cullege, Second and Pike DENTISTS OW. ALE, 67 tiny tek DYEING AND © LuAMIRG | meer Cioikes’ Pressing Co. canning) ohne, at, alters and) iver $158 mont oot Third. Hed 4488, PARISIAN Dre Works—We call p-- BRACH, ARADINE, this property its i mi. to 12 p.m. enwes, midewalk, goad churches stools et, HC; free wend att water: lets et and ne wonder; only $M, 8T. for iarge So lots, at ana) nS tom ared and ara. A G00D mT 400-10 acres of good soll im tien of a Brod rand to the and on Geol terms Only 11 miles investt- fate. CHAE. B. ADAMS ‘ AB Pioneer Building. CanAr HOME AND LOT $223; $23 DOWN, ONTHLY PAYMENT BUYS BRAUTI- L MOME: FINE PLACE FOR Gar. RAND, CHICKENS) BEAUTIFUL FW) CLORE TO SCHOOL AND ¢ . ILL MAN, OWNER. “LMAN STATION, MOL WANTRO-A ALE War ibe 0 hh MEN POR NEVADA—Mt BRS TEAMATERS HAMMERSMEN | ++ Se AND MACHINE MEN. §2.00 TO $2.00. SHIP DAILY MNICHOL & HAWKING 10 WEST MAIN BTRERT. z fier for 10-bh Call G10 Maile Be —_ a HELP WANTED —MALB AND Eee | — SEATTLE EMPLOYMENT OFT Kpeciais for Tuesday: Cook and by for cauntry hotel Cooks, $12 to Blas, chamber Waltrenses, In and out city paid; wenerel girie, 620 to 82 compet Pull call early $1.00 lity $1.25 $1.50 PRERSONAL MERRITT, P. 0, To Financial Ag MONEY Lots How moh do featate Jonna low tate | Hatter building TERAL BANK (Bap! loaned on any geod Suerry. MONEY you war A MONEY of it in Ste olla Private money at Damus & Osi 4 and 6. TO LOAN Interest « ~ Reed eEVADATT ~~ fall kinds of Japanese WASH, 201 Frehoh Bim, * Real 4 teral WARRANTS bout ‘Wehel j bullding mod Lyman 0. # $4 monthly; lumber sold on same as rent, 89 mem now lay- wy plank sidewalks in front of each lot, money returned If disatisfed after one year, 10 extea men will be om Grounds #unday to show unsold tote. Come $5 ‘Gown, Guick. see owner. Biiliman; office end of vreseat Green Lake car line, FOR #ALR—MISCHELANEOUS WORE piloos pala for” secoal-han’ household goods, stoves, bedroom sets, ete. and second-hand office fur- Red ‘Front Furniture Oo., 110-142 ih. Tel., Red 1922 carpets pitw Becw FOR #ALB—Larke equipment Adare: Fe Jomging can make immediate delivery. G19 Reiley bull engine and MER WR . Ta. Cheapest place to bay Oil and Gao. i from the Olymple Ol Con, O17 34 : tel, Main O81, Also coe! by sack ae wit Lloyd, Briscoe @ Litoyg about by Your homes, 35 Minckiey bicck. TON SALR—PARMS AND EANDS WATE ‘T near the U avy ¥ at Bremerton, @ werer, Dearty all le ood eoll, nedrly all cleared, Iand slop gradually down to a nice’ teach. all fenced: orchard of 250 trees in bearing all kinds small fruits; a-room house email barn: several chicken hon tn vanes ¢ for boating, fine bathing and fAshing mboat lands in front of the place $20, Robert Malthy, 400410 New’ York WATERFRONT 140 acres, beach; 1-8 bottom land, balance. Jere land: 20 acres cleared; ‘orehard 260 tre gmail fruits; “running water: at Tas, large Darn, chicken houses; mail And groceries delivered at froe of charge; S180 400-410 New York block, he Robert se dally Maltby, ORTY ACK good nnd, facine county road; cloje to small to Bac red; 4-room house; large — barn overt Maltby cedar, Te: $20 time; '" ah for Robert Maltby, ne maple and ald per aare; halt eae or will exchange house and lot _f0-410 New York block _ BUSINESS DIRECTORY AVON IIR ion house, Wanerot ind goods bought aud ™ ie | story, zine x aon Ko box, \ T. WILSON, general edutioneer. @20 deliver your clothes, ret ave, Tel, Main 1054. =| | = my wake Vins “AMERICAN HARK | of Seatie, sineral banking business | trarencted freporits, 81,800,000 dsp $100,000. A. Chiibery. Grgrdal ik vice pews. A. ¥ Lowe, w a 7p VINGe eset caput ps Pa, Sch. Commercial dnvings ana erect test: PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK wearer. ned jie WHITE PASS & Te the Atlin, ‘ean Hi Tih CAKADIAN DANK OF CoMat Pallant imilliow éotiaes.) $2,000,000 Iniseat aliowed on time Aeporita. A gen- ase pA EC oe tee DA CAMERON, Manager. The FineT Hamonat BANK OF faneactes Vata up ea Gener! faniteg iz nese t ah Exchange ‘on ‘prinlpal eitles and Burope FUNERAL DIRECTO! s HUTTRAWGRTH “A BONS embalmers, 1428-1425 Third: tel, Pike 49. DRESS AKE! S.. DAESSMARE dies make their garments, irks ‘Nited for posttions in one month. MISS F. HECHTMAN, 4 Boot rocme 19 and millinery at lowest Pine.” MRS. HANSON--8pri prices. Corner Feurte and MADAME A. & SMITH, @ Hinckley. ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTOR PUGET SOUND BiIDGE co. ing—-Rallyway ahd highway bridges Viaducta; steel and tron work for build- ings: dredging sn harber improvements, FURNAC ‘@riving. FINLAY EF WORE, Tid wcbad avenue House \uunen err BNANET~ mn oi ‘Three ips Leaves Seattle 7 a m, 12 m. ves Everett 9:15 a. m., Fione: Jed ABAL Coimand James " B. B. SCOTT, Tie rae ‘28 Boston block. . Main 1100, JEWELER | WARRINGTON “LOAN OFFICE ——~ Monee peaeee on ee sereuine in un Fedvgmed ‘watches, diam 118" Washington sts Beattie.) Swe BARGAINS in watches, dismands, jewel UNCLE JOR LOAN SePice. Br sy wre __ SUNK nt coffect wi leal with the tern; Main O47. MUSTOA L INSTRUMENTS eb, bought sola” Tait Sd aver Te AND AURISTS rear, nove aad 208 Pp. leanant Beach and Bean ee seams Beis Sal sacent 6:90 am onty. gits aid prompe voago Juak Co., *Except Bundays. Fare—0 cents round trip 31 Burke. building. TL DR. J. A. MACKINNON, 4 Chapin bid. DR. KIBBE, Bejley building. OSTHOPATHY AYNGPON Yatirts “Grteopal 1414 Second ave, Phone James 464 Both men and lady physiclans alw ih attendance, ‘The Peerless Ocean Gi §. S. Oregon, July rmary of 2 J. Mt itine’ Bloek WASHINOTC Eafe Deposit Buildin Beattle three yeare. Pike street a. TON, “1813 First avenue. general acutionver, Connecting at Nome with Rolovin Bay and ‘hrough ities of For freight and passenger pip t0 mercial Offcee 201-2 Pioneer Butléing- Discovery for Teller, 3 point® op Wild Goose Northwestern sien at