The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 28, 1902, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUBLISHING CO. ADOPT METHODS OF NOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. TELEPHONES Editorial Dept Bustness Dept. BR HAZARD WELLS, Kanter BP. CHASE, Business Manager Third avenue, 0 Temple Court Building Ue eel WEST SEATTLE PEOPLE COMPLETELY WRECK A BLIND PIG ON | BATHING BEACH—CITY MARSHAL STANDS BY WHILE THE | ‘One cent per copy week or (wenty-five cents per month, delivered | Be mall Se carriers, ND tres copies SMASHING GORE ON | tthe portoiMee at Seattia, Washington, ar secon A FOOLISH FIGHT Do the cities of the Northwestern Pacific coast gain anything by con+ @nually throwing Innuendo, ordiary terms of b Straight-out false “a SET OF K ‘The Writers’ Club, comprising almost every Peportorial and editorial saffe of this city, B. Dunbar of the Rainte Danquet a visiting newspaper man, Managing Editor Portland Evening Journal, in responding to a toast, took issue on lees Knocking.” . Mr. Lathrop potn carrying clubs and axes, | poss bilnd pig operated in with the Occidental comp! In the vernacular newspaper man of the was tendered a ban’ rand Saturday night. In the course ersed ae noop as Unelr work | liquor se ily called attention to @mong cities of the Northwest and sald it had come to a Seattle either would net In any wise ald Portland in any did all possible through the ¢ He said it was a reciprocal evil He made three pertinent points, First—That there should be no great rivalry between (wo cities #0 Many hours apart from each other by rat Second—That both cities are well established and ambitions for local Improvement. ‘Third—That by working together the influence atrongthened, “Portiand knows that Seattle has her Pu her Washington canal,” Jand has the Columbia river and will always have it Mnterested in either city to combat the efforts of the other for any ap- Propriation teading to improvement ts the smaliest of work. &t esich other ts to belittle the Northwest tn the sud fore and congressmen from one of these néighboring states to ebstruct the work of the other, is to lessen the benefita for each. ® fact that such work in the halls of congress gradually undermines faith tm any statement set forth when an appropriation is asked. engresemen and senators believe that there is much of bombast and Uttie of actuality ‘n the two Northwestern states, when If a policy were pursued, they would know the strong advisability of expend- , Bg monies for the development of Northwestern projects “Seattle needs the canal-—she ts entitied to al! the aid that given her. Portland néeds improved Columbian waterways and ts ‘equally entitled to them. Then why not stop “knocking ‘Why not work for each other's interest In the firm belief that to do so is to derive more individual benefit? Why not stop Jibing each other, from the character of Inhabttants up to comparative bank statements? ‘There is food for thought in this speech and it applies not onty to Portland but to Tacoma and numerous other neighboring cities as weil. The cities of the Atlantic coast, while they may have mall local dif- ferences, are a combined front when it comes | Northeastern, the middle or the Southeastern Atlantic coast. Mt win, because they believe that what is for the good of good of all. ‘The eastern legisiators have yet to be taught. the lesson thet the _ Northwestern coast ts in the same manner a solid fighting factor. ‘We are particularly fortunate in having forthe first time as a chief _ @xecutive of this nation, as a whole, a man who thoroughly knows the | Reeds of this Pacific coast and who ts in direct sympathy with we of the ‘West. If we can convince the legislators of our general needs out here, ‘we know that we have an executive officer in President Roosevelt’ who _ ‘most certainly will see that those benefits are carried out. Harmony is always better than strife. There is room for all and | growth for ail. “LET US HAVE PEACE.” —_— D THE CAMPANILE ‘Whether the Campanile of S. Mark's is ever rebullt or not, {t ts In- to learn that an American, Giovanni P. Morosini, the former matter, or, worse ye Belittle the latter city. Bad also acquired the same habit 4nd let the work go on. jquards the premises. The citizens of | blind pls was ow a it had been denied. They had | city » the « y permit to sell lquor on the | Brow: each would sound and will “and Seattle knows that Port- For those who WORK ON | SPOKANE WINS Maj. Millis, United Stat each other? the work now ington canal, Oka Ly Fa ed eae aor ine | “ithe Seattle team will pay a series |M LAWN ‘MOWERS—12 to 18- improvements on the fortific ne of |at home with Tacoma this week. The Puget sound. In the year just closed | opening game will be played tomor-|[_ Bich «........ 485.89 was spent on | row. ICE CREAM FREEZERS— e is for the no recommendations tn his report] TACOMA. July With Fisher mercly stating the progress made. [and Hutchinson both crippled and | yn the Lak 20 7; 2.23 hina. bores expended. A chan rth straight from Helena by « nel W feet wide and 16 feet = the | score of 3 to 2. tor for 4308 feet A ten foot Butte Finishes Well been made from the head of| PORT. Salmon bay to Lake Union. This|a hard finish to the game here ye year the work will be prosecuted on torday. At thy Bhilshole bay through Salmon bay/ ninth the se to the wharves of Ballard, Hutte 2. The Butte men then Lack of Funds No work was done on the Chehalis — river last year on account of lack of Standing of the Clubs funds, although Seattio ‘Though he came to this country at t proffer shows that he has not forgotten te that gave him birth. But now that and despite the readiness with which the in, there are those in Venice who de- . to Judge by them, work’ of art, at lpast as far as the sur- that it had no real place in the architecture whose more modest proportions it entirely dwarfed. And spirit of ancient Venice has been awakened by the a7 Deen Kept fairly free ‘A new jetty will have to ~~ = the entrance of Gray’a| Helena 4 harbar to protect the one now under | Portiand construction. this jetty will be three and one- nortounly injured 6 feet being swept away. | been repaired. total | work will cont fully $1,000,000, ' Work At Everett At Everett some work has been al dredging a channel through the Nothing will be done @ Whatcom until the mills cease throwing waste sawdust ‘into the | Nothing was done on the) Pend d Oreille or Okanogan, as there} was no money available. Congress has made an appropriation of $75,000 | for Tacoma harbor and authorized the expenditure of $100,000 more pro- ht is granted to dump | dredged material on adjacent lands. No project has yet been made by Major Millts for the improvement. ——— ae Nurse girl, companion, wn, cial meeting of | Carpenter: 412.50; chambermaida, . solicitors, jon 131 will be at 1590 Fourth | - w avenue, Tucsday, July 29, to elect dei- | girs for genera) house work tes to go to the national conven- mELr we ‘The fact that we quote very ie 4 F low prices t this section ts by ty eal i Mer, no means @ reflection on the eS Mra. Keyes. quality and’ the desirabitity of ae caeenene "Tis fun in summer time to rise the goods. On the contrary, tid Up at the break of dawn these two points are Combined And with the clicking mower at every peice to give the quiet . Morena, st. WAWICING ever knew—and ft ts even suggested that St. whole square be sacrificed to the dredgers, so that a new hi take the shipping of Venice known in every port. Truly this commercial age. 5 —_— SOMETHING ON MOTHER EARTH'S Mother Earth has certainly had something on her mind during the last six months. Perhaps never was a like period characterized by more ‘Widespread seismic disturbances. While the woe of St. Pierre was not _ approached elsewhere, it Is pointed tuit that every continent except Aus- _ tralia was subject to earthquake with frequent accompanying volcanic ‘Here is the Mat as compiled in London: January—Nova Scotia, Croatia, Mexicp, Lisbon. February—Rusesia, Schemacha. March—Turkey, Italy, Tchangerta, and Lucca, respectively. April—Guatemala, Iceland. May—Martinique (volcanic), St. Vincent, Spain, France (South Bor: Geaux), Washington (Mt. Redoubt, volcanic), Croatia, Mexico, San Fran- cisco, Florida, France (the Creusot District), the Cape Peninsula and The whiskers on the lawn. F ‘The alr is fresh, and cool, and | ‘EST MAIN ATRERT ‘ M4-ploce Dinner Set of Virginia [| = The exercise is great, Decoration, enough pleces fm “ini hoarding houre’ t And one can cut @ lot of grass table for § persons | building From four o'clock to eight. } Fit WANTED Men to work on veliroed tnd skidread ty logging camp. June—Italy, Russia and Chile, in Vellitri, Baku and Chaco, respeo- tively (the two last volcanic), Cheshi nd in July, Turkey MANETTE NOW FLIES BROOM Défeats West Seattle Ferry Boat In “An Exciting Race ‘To decide for all time which boat, the ferry City o' the steamer Manette raced three-mile dash ecroas the bay this morning. A slight break the machinery of the caused a delay St. Vincent, Sicily, India, Him. MAMMOTH MOOSE HORNS Five mammoth moose heads at $500. and bear eae valued | worth 4400, were brought to Seattle | on the Exceistor, The skins were se-| cured on the Kenal peninsula by L.| nd Ed. Whitcomb, largest pair of horns has spread of | 46 Inches, and weighs $5 pounds. WANT STREETS VACATED Messrs. Whalley & Eastman morning petitioned the city to vacate | the Observatory | and Madison Heights addition. They | tate that the property hi } these streets id moose skins | Fremont, 12 in Fremont, 14 in.. 16 in, 12 In. Russell, 14 in , 16 in Ball Bearing, platted and longer necessary. HE GOT OVER IT matron, was di Krum Saturday on grounds of 4. ed that John w thelr two children t on ber first run seroes from Seattle, and the ferry abreast of her. it opportunity to settle the lon, Standing digpute as to the relative mpeed of the two captains gave orders to throw on full Hardware BF v.62. 2:0: so: ot It was an ex: boats, and both 1121 Ist Ave. Peoplé waiting for the vessels on the other side saw black clouds smoke pouring from the stac On they came. at a speed Umers at West Beattie, Rever seen her go #0 fast while it looked ns though she would beat her more graceful competitor, but when within a half mile of a! ould be seen IN THE SUF State of Washington fo ther & Curpenter, realty baz. sate of Washington to tie B W2S217 HB Secont Ay xander N. ft looked as though the latter would run smash into the wharf, she was coming at such a startling spee itical moment Captain MeM!! lan gave her a graceful shore and she pulled in at the land- fng, the winner of the race ; 20-MINUTE E SERVICE Owing to the crowda who tak ley rides to Renton on Sunda: minute service is to be given her after from? a. m. 1 ™M accommodation {8 for the Sabbath | appear within sixty days afte first publication of this summ, above entitled action in the above entitled court plaint of the py of your answer upon the under signed attorney for, plaintiff, at his w stated; and your failure #0 to do, judg d against you demand of the ¢ which has be AND CAFE 1413 Second Avenus Bon Marche block. Tel For Your Ice Cream we have Lady Fingers, Maca- roons, Kisses and all kinds of Fancy Cakes. ee) Said action is instit | the custody of a m he employes of the The employ HORA‘ Renton Railway Co. are now enjoy- fing their vacations @ome, with pay going on § New York block, Se THE SEATTLE STAR. A good Way MRS. CARRIE NATION tor's bills, © has been resorted to cipitated by the action of Marsha of Heattle to| Lemonds in arresting Dee on A of liquor |charge of fillek liquor ing. Dee ».|had been relen $100 ball the marshal was huntit@ for Brown warrant when the mob took Fach with rey doz— Pints Quarts nt a ° im that een very unjustly tr people of West Seatth ny that they have sold int n- | Bro ath | have twly wrecked the | th Oat of the ralders were dlaguixed (and further allege shat the r re paint and burnt |met on foot by rival saloon Mm FRUIT JAR wore orderly, however, | were de hed to prevent anothe lined-— Per dox. ng estadlinhment from | City Marshal Lemonds | cutting into thelr trade oie operations of the| Brown and Dee claim that they RUIT Jal but was powerless to | will sue the men who inetiguted the | % rfere, the leaders of |raid for $1,000 damages and that they | ing him that he could | will not be driven from Weat Seattle | per Wek in that direction, Lem. | ona f acuaation. i rdingly exacted from thema)| This rning the blind . ple is eee ee nothing but the locked and only « savage bulldog H. | West Seattle ar parently deter had | mined that no more saloons shal! be} hed in the newly Incorporated upen Joor of Dano W renidence, stating that If he | aned the building now ocupted by any A= pte | sid be torn down. | anager of the Went »vement Com. | citinen of West M unty commian: ate Per cake Per can Bach HARBORS| THESERIES J-,:: Seattle Ball Tossers Worsted In Last Il THEAMOMETERS— Engineer,| Game—Coming Home Now Bach... : a woore of | THERMOMET: ae ls tok Upskane’ took yesterday . SuETER co game from Seattle and captured the Each . Major John Millis, United Blates|seriés. The fight betwee FAMILY . in charge of this district, | Stovall of Seattle and F ounces from \%-pound to has filed with General G. L. Giiles- | Spokane was a little tn favor of the! oeukda! tiene . ehiet of engineers Washing = = "i The oie bg = pi acourate—Each ton, ort covering the status of|the Spokane team in the fire ework now being prosecuted b> | sixth innings. ‘Phat was the secret PRAY PUMPS— the government on the Lake Wash-|of th success, Two home runk hogs x the Gray's harbor bar, | were made by Seattle In the third In: olL sTovas Witla harbor, Olympia harbor, By ning. Scbwarts and Babbitt were) 1B rere nateae Se inomten slough end] the hitters, ‘The feature of thegume|—m 2-BUrner roposed work at Tacoma, and on|was the sensational work of Me eeee- nd Pend 4Oreille| Laughlin, center felder of Spokane, and $137,609 on the Major Millis makes Tacoma Wins i-quart . Washington canal|out of the game, Tacoma took the D, July 28.—There wa: was: Portland & their batting eyes, and won out 7 to ‘ Won. Lost. P. The total length ot Spokane +--+ Last year the trestle cooks in ont obtainable service. M-plece Dinner Set of Livuisa A Decoration, a beautiful pat tern in best English Semi Porcelain ... Rainier $6. 49 Semi-Porcelain Co. cRIOR COUP ton, pl ton, di We can nell ¥ hereby num defend , to. . within sixty days after he gist = 1902, and defend the and answer the com plaintiff, and serve a Receivers’ im case of ent will pcordings mp Wineberg & Kessler's stock of fled with the and | must ed for the| hatever price it will oeuring a divorce and | tisty all claims of J. PLC, 110 Second Avenue r child PETER, Plaintiff's Attorney, ttle, Wn. HOLMES’ GOOD FURNITURE Never Such an Assemblage of Bargains 0688 H PGE OTIM Cooper & Levy are due and price-cutting must re duce our stock. Last Week of the Great ROOM- MAKING hing Machine backache, headache and doo Those we coll are up to date and ha best and la They range in price at $3.90, 4.25, 96.50 and 97.60, Extension ibbed Hose KITCHEN TREASURES—Ta ble, bread- board flour-bin com drawers and 060600056698 MASON'S FRUIT JARS—Per f ailons TOPS—Porcelain FRUIT JAR RUBBERS— joseoesoosocs COEDIOSSORED SGOesee GOsEGu STICKY FLY PAPER— A Few Pri $13.50 Rockers for $9.00 28 in. wide Stockinet Dress aioli GL.O88 OR CORN BTARCH— EO BORAX— kaye , SAPOLIO— ore00e one BUHACH INSECT POWDER— ie, 250, 450 and 7c BRILLIANT SHINE—A liquid for polishing seal kettles, tin. kinds of metal— Large Size FOLOING CAMP BEDS GLHOLMES FURNITURE CO. | SECOND ave FOLDING CAMP STOOLS— Nottingham FOLDING RECLINING Lace Curtains CHAIRG— . Black Hose RAND BAR- NE He gectoor Children’s Soudan Calf Shoes, 6to8 Camping Hook & Eyes Corduroy | eupstat stock Paid 1d oe. Street Shoes | pres: ie. ¥. “Anke sin principal cities tm the | Dosinens transact DRANCH—Corver of James! | street anc Second avenve. 104-106 Deginning of "the |i Bet. Vesler und W: Barrel of eninge Sts FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF | SEATTLE General banking business transacted, DH fest | of 0. '& cna Burope DRESSMAKERS _ Judge All Else By These _ ETERSON' GOOD GOODS 206, 208, 210 Pike Street. Pacific Clippe pag qucoloid. Meatem W, ¥. RINEMART & CO., 608, 3. Y. pie 10k COMPANIES Uaioe Tee Ca tae pare coyatal | ipecies attention to tumtly trade: | tel, Main Tee | wor cleaning and ame tedien congratula ail the Unie shout the fine Lowa And Sito they always find ene TRO TUR oan GbFTCE ow sete Sad jewe Tis" Washington "st Be Lh, BARGAINS tm watches, Giamonda jewelry. UNCLE JOR LOA | #1000 -6ini00 feet on Broadway, ear Pros luz Third ave. tn brick or in bulk Uwoepoand brick 4% Conner COn100 feet, Twentyoateths and OFFICE, 817 24 Lot OP4120, Becond avenue and Re iS up ga ene ae PP eld Tooe Western: Ma 4 LARGE 8AL) sta Front Furniture Co., 113 Second avi HAMMETG MEN 2.00 To B00.) Faller ‘tires to OSTEOPATHY BEE Liova. Briscoe WASHINGTON Uotriary ot” Oxteapamnye Liev. $8 Hine owes for cash or de ary ot Omeopathy. 7 HISIT. ATE. Leaves om house | HIGHENY Face Seattle 7 a. m, * Poave aves Everett 9:15 a. my T:15 p.m Phone, James wa for second-hand Md | oode, Stoves. bedroom sand second-hand ofc * Front Furniture Co ~ BUSINESS | DIRECTORY ARCH Te 11088 WOCGNTON, 414-41 TAWE NCE MART, Cstcopathist, 206 | OarkorAtHic saNRYARTOM, 1-10 Starr: | PATENT ATTOUNEY KARNES 4 00. PORT ORCHARD oom house and barn. $2000.10) heres near fenoral ecutioneer. 630 NT BUYS MEAUTI New work guaranteed [a.m **1:15, 2:80 and 4i Saturday only, ‘extra typ 1 ATTORNEYS AT 4 the Oiympte ave.: tel, Main OOF Also coal by enck 0,812 Washington building. BUY QR KIULD Been se seas HINTING AND BINDING ARSTRACTOR 201 Freteh Wim, Financial Agent | 4 BOOTH. WHITTEE od 1800,+ basement of DYRING AND CLBANIN Sale Now On||——..... MOMUARERS PARAL 8. 8. Meteor, freight only, 3 ma, 4 and 6, SALE ACTE tens upsrigns Bae nd harbor improvements, Uiiy Second aves night next na t sale of t in y| t in variety price, ies sold mime ett ose al | | Hints 0 Morrin Chaira., & Dr WEXPPTE Chow Cane Co, TRANSFER COMP) THE LLOYD PRANBFER C,, Marion #1 * Tuly 18, 23, 28. thereafter. And every teh day Leave Beattie ¥ Dm Palting July 2 6, 10, 18, Ki, City of Gr. ‘Gegt Sge begs sot [3 E. E. CAINE, For Nom> 8. 8. “NOMBE/CITY.” J . For Skagway, Valdes Way Ports 8, 8. “SANTA ANA,” For Sam Francisco 8. 8. “CHAS. NELSON,” For further to 618 First ave. Phone, | To the Atlin, Bi Horse, — Hootali Trains connect directly dou with steamers for Points and at White H the steamers for all Yi Points. J. FRANCIB Traffic General Offices—Seattle, and Skaaway. Alaska. Seattle, Edmiun and Everett ” The Palatial CITY OF EV) Three Round Trips D zB. SCOTT. 2 Daily service, Effective May 20, 1008 Bremerton (U. 8. Nayy Yard Deck), Charleston and ‘Steamer Athion and (niand Flyer PORT ORCHARD. q From Columbia Dost Foot of Columbia street Leave Seattle: —*6:30, 9:00 22:80, 3:00, Leave Sidney: 7 Northwestern mercial Co. NEXT SAILINGS FOR NOME 8, 8. Oregon, July 3% 8. 8. Centennial Aug. 10 e Oregon is the most leg