The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 14, 1902, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUBLISHING CO. i "VERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY TELEPHONES Business Dept., Matn 1050. Editorial Dept |, Main 113% e B MARARD WELLS, Editor - + + ® PF, CHASE, Huptn = we Mananer | OFFICES Reattle—100T Third avenue. New York--230 Tempic Court Building. Chicago--317-318 U. 8, Reprers Building = One cond ver eopy fy wall or carriers No free copies nny & oF twenty-ave Entered at the portoitcs — = tant snes NEED OF A PUBLIC MARKET Seattle needs a public market, Ite Githeens requir means | whereby the necessity for paying double prices for luferior produce wil | Be eltminated, There te no argument against euch an institution, that holds good, | , M\\\\ Byem any standpoint you like, there are but a few questions that pre Se @ent themselves: Shall the consumers continue to pay 50 per cent. more 4 y 1 ee) for tale, second quality California stuff than for fresh Washington prod- | 9 0), aash uce? Shall thirty thousand families be always 4 upon for the | My ve LOR GOO OY, Benefit of a few dealers. Shall the country truckste year, be | r, | compelied to feed to hogs and cattle od Sold in Seattle were that truckster able consumer? ‘There's no sense ask Mons are such that birth fs given { A public market would save to thls city, and the country imme ‘Conticuoue to it, $3,000,000 per year, That money now goes State for eges, butter, vegetables, poultry a profit be 3 da business dire an housewife's pockets, where they be! Five cents « ptece for a ow aber that’s more like a squash. Did you ‘ever hear the like? exer emeeenee @8. The objections sound good te those whe do not know better, One & that Seattle is too large. Persons of afMuance would not take the Rrouble to journey to a market, and the poor could not afford the expense | ‘The boy of Ernery Lee Benjamin ‘f car fare. As a matter of fact, the rich would be the first to take ad- | Was Drought to the parjors of the Wantage of thelopportanity to secure fresh, prime edibles, and there | Seattle, Undertaking Company. in ‘Mould be none 50 poor who could mot afford to save a couple of dollars a | min was drowned in the Bnohomiah Menth by expending Mfty cents in car fares, londay, while trying to reac | Persons who say Seattle is too big for a public market. know they her and sister from apparent State what is not 20. If Seattle is too large, then how about New York, | "Pie jead boy was the son of Mr. Philadeiphia, Buffalo, Minneapolis and a hundred other Kastern cities? [and Mra W. Benjamin and a nephew (Who that has lived in New York forgets Washington market, Catherine | of ex-Counctiman Scott Benjamin. . * > . He was « graduate of the Beat Ptreet market, old Vesey pier and others? What are all those market | jo" Tan ot gan OF may for half @ century, and people from all over the big city have been buying | held from Piyn at 2 thelr stalls for as many years. There is no reason in enumerating | #clock tomorro Aifferent places tn the East whore public markets and market days CAPT. WOOD Mi Rave been profitable for decades and decades. Capt. Swift of the Colman dock, re- Tt all amounts to this: Seattle people are paying big money for very | ported to the police today that Capt and ot You can fool some of the people all the time aoe You can foot alf the people some of the time. mre But you can't foot alt the people ail the time. Dancing Classes. Professor Wilson at Ranke Hal Mondey and Priday evenings, Pri- vate lessons daily. a icans joined the expedition, having come from Nome on the steamer Fletcher @ Carpenter, ‘The Mane left the Indiana at uense a Bt. Michael August 3, and the Me-| @#!"* only. aii tor, north bound, at’ Dutch harbor August Captain john rther commanded ihe Vessel when she left AMUSEMENTS this port, but taking sick was left at| ~~ ee | Jay to be succeeded by the fi otttcer, &' 6 Connaughton. ‘The MADISON Theater Manauense wii! sali to Siberia again we Pe S&S Corner First and Madion St. BITS OF GAIETY | wrex sranrine sarunoay, aveust Mrs. G. M. Mumford and Mra. 8. OPENING NIGHT eee G. Gi card ‘Tues- yas SESS gat. Eve., Aug. 16 bea! ily decorated in cedar ise i ii and flags There were 10 card The Family Resort. tables. The refreshments were] * served In a very dainty and unique —_— le. “Sie. and Mrs. J. F. Gglbraith has Sydell’s tasued Invitations for a card party to be tonight their home, ig” - 00 th avenue. ‘The affair ts Burlesque Batters "both sat oe Mt, Ga: tore ~ Gale i Company and Mre. Adelbert M. Hicks @ few weeks in Spo- | 30—Burlesque Comedians and Chorus Girls —10 ~ 20—High Class Specialty Stare—20 the hotel. | Matinee Wednesday, Saturday and Sundays. Matinee Prices 10, 20, 300 Evening 25, 35, 500 Seats reserved at the box office Thursday, 10 a. m. iat a 4d ty AF party was given last afew of the campers at ‘The evening was fine nd a'large bonfire was greatly ¢n- Thin AVENUE THEATER Free ichneon, whe, has been |W-%. Resell. Mar, Phone Main 061, te. 12,000 miles of sea travel, In| ¥ery fl at her tome, 1918 Yesier ice Pasi hee re ae in {very fat her home, Bs Pere eee B. she called jaska, Biber ‘ecoverin, $i, "Wo. Coolest Theater im the’ CUT, co Age ncallggli: 16.) ER A. Bcnrosder and family lett ee ae w Monday for Lake Cushman, whete they will enjoy a few weeks” outing. Miss Exnmogene Btewart, of Port Every Night This @Veck—Only Mat- inee Saturday. | jand. is being entertained at the| The Great Sensational Melodrama, | home of Miss Ruby Warner, 414 fe ght md Saat Wher. a04 ire W. H. G, Temple “The Tide of Life” iy J | have moved to the Lincvin where mee peter peloton! Barus; | they. will reside in. the future, ; ‘cae Nome, SC’ Michael |. Mrs, Harry D. Kline ts spending @ Dutch berbor, She carried a few weeks in Tulalip as the guest sent, ae : and Mra. Buchanan. tte DM ef Taking posts aha mining | A very Pretty dancing party wae| OPENING SUNDAY NIGHT Sn a nevtion of, Sineria. | Given Tuesday evening at the Fir tod to' the company by the Rus, | lock Club. ‘The young ladies on the Severnment. The concessions | Committee were: Miss Collins, Miss |In Up-to-Date Comedies and Hi 4 granted to John Hosene, Rich-| Minor, Miss Buck. Mise Furth, Mi ve date Vaudeville, ~ ‘Trenholme and associates of the Struv Mise Smith and Miss Corliss, oe ow. c. Co, of New York. A large number of} Synday, Monday and Tuesday, ‘At Peterpolofski 10 Russian sol-| €2eet were present, The affair was ‘and at Viadivostok 136 Rus-| Me of the prettiest of the week. “Dp i E 33 including D. W. Ivanotf, the| The Misses Young, Miss Morrison own in gypt t gov Of the concession ter-|®"d Phil Morrison moved in to the i eon taken aboard. The lat-| tity today. They have been cam Wednesday and Thursday and his staff took up quarters| ine for a few weeks at Alki point, “ vf Dixie Land North Point and St, Law-| the guests of Mra. Baker. Friday and Saturday, fake ob Doms wd bay, rn Api] Reichert Bros., pianos, 110 Union North Point, Bast Cape and EOE ER st bay. At the latter place Ro-| Go to Spinning for bicycle repairs. | Bene, Count Podhorski and 60 Amer- wee “The Steam Laundry” ‘ 4—Btro Vaudevil A Great Comedy Hit, | The Harrington Reynolds | Company In the Funntest of All Farcen, MISS HURSEY SUMMER PRICES, ike street and Fifth av Tel ne, Red 81 Week Starting Sunday, Aug. 17. JENNIE GUICHARD’S French Folly Big Burlesque Company, ck and down the} 30-—ARTISTS—80 necktie of »—PRETTY GI * Silk or Mnen waist, heavily emb roidered about 1 fron ‘out in neok and slashed fo r cravat to pass thr . point’ Seaprit with lace for silk waist or embroidered m 1 10—BIG SPECIALTY AC smallest possible tucks pinched oneach side of front, on back and Admission Reserve seats on mleeves. |sale at Ranke hall office. \ NUMBER (ust L00 mn Oe MEUONE. Y farce read € wan, wat wrest conte! | <Mlmacleaece reilly, 0% 4 Drow you'ane hat wees | jeanne ncalal home: pou the like, Tt had better stay “at | * Sixty cents for a chicken that's about the size of a canary bird, What f] @o you think of that? ‘DROWNED BOY $ ‘Ten cents for a cabbage the diameter of ‘a baseball, and there you are | There are one or two objections to the public market idea which Bre advanced by those who would probably suffer were It once establiah- | “ | SPECIAL ANOTHER ONE OF OUR GOOD THINGS. BLACK MERCERIZED SATEEN UNDERSKIRTS Hi-ineh plait made up hon Gheds doing On Caliohil! street in Philadelphia? They have been there | ing in the Past. The funeral will be | Cut extra, wide ffle on bottom tly and will marked down w 98c All lengths tn stock. ETERSO 206, 208, 210 PIKE STREET Eaferior goods, and they know it. They also know there is a way out of |S Wood. an ac quaintance of his, has | and they are going to find that way before so very long. Seed Aueie ace Mek wreehestay, LION CLOTHING HOUSE Our Friday Pure Exyptian Yarn with white palr—spectal for Friday only— 10c Pr. Six paire to a customer. THE SEATTLE STAR. WIFEY’S VACATION LETTER|HANosome APARTMENTS MR, WAGNER'S NEW HOME Ma TM. Wagner, director w » Hiret Regimen [work anemia ON PYRITES ROAD WIRMINGHAM, Alu, Aug. 1. Active work ban un on the cy of the & Nash rallrowd Talladega into ay county road wil touch cold field# of Talladega and Clay Inties open up the exte its tn that looadity Will be 26 miles long an | is thought the pyri = will Keep line busy, Regular meeting 8. C. Union, Local s din A. O, U, W, ball, N. ¥ » second floor, Second and Cherry, firat and third Friday, Aug ust, afternoons and evenings. | To LOAN | 4] SCRLLANEOUS | vod yon SALROACKR TRACTS: ROKKIRG iow wih Lioya, Wriscun, & 1s your homes 83" Blme Lo: ¥ on short notion money and LATERAL BANK teney leaned oo any ‘18 Cherry Interent way, A GOOD PIANO AT A | LITTLE PRICE The “Giramer” wen that fineness of t and ey of touch demanded by know ing musictons, and yet it is low- \priced. So @nay to buy and so casy to pay for that nobody need hesitate. Of many low-priced pianos we con- sider It far and away the best. ‘Sherman, Clay & Co. 711 Second Avenue el Rellable Pianos CLINE’S PIANO HOUSE SECOND AVE. AND UNION ST: STOCKHOLDERS MEETING, | Notice te hereby given of a meet- ing of the stockholders of the Seat- | Ue Labor Temple Association, to be held ot Western ¢ vai Labor Union hall, corner of Pike street and Second avenue, on Monday night, | Auguat 18, 1902, to consider prepara: tion for the mortgaging of the La- bor Temple property to secure means |for the completion of the building [and authorising she board of trustees | to proceed withithe work under the | plana adopted. ROBT, W."MOULTO By order of the President. F. A. Rust, Sec, and Mar. Yok NEVADN AND UTAM Site, itastatenshres te wel, “Ahh Fo sn 80, DAILY. ACNICHUL, & BAWICIN' jo What MAIN STIR WANTED —Men to work in sawmill; ‘steady employment: wages 1 at 619 Bailey butiding made tn single, three-quarter $2.50 Daulton Carpet Co. 1020 First Avenue and 107 Spring Street Corner Store.” | | dee 1 from JERSEY) Count y addition. Roard of County Commissioners of | King County, Warhington, will eon RANKE HALL:: nty Court House on the 28th day for the purpose of de board at that time and have a hear on buying articles advertived 4 oak of the Star. work 8 ralirond and com>. Call 818 LP WANTED — MALB AND Pearce PROTEC Kin Otten, 1 ST Ave. an SEATELE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE —Heig for the carnival, List your ‘Third and dames. Main 181 WEEP WANTRD—FMMAT | } 102 Tallman ave PReRsONAL RING BHIDMON Just arrived back from the mountains ted & marvelously rich gold mine, where ne one had King & od of the Gaiv happened and. foret President Me Kin } | mattin hand Front wath, V4, Hirinede & Ciera, a iL ‘block, your homes for en red paymen First avenoe, Brow ee WANTED—Second ha der, 1008 Piret avenue PRIVATE detective: confidential. P.O. box | 44 18 Fir newly turnished; sil mode rate, STATE | Lots 60x120, on Nineteenth avenue FOR SALE RY F. W. WEST, VION BLOCK, CITY, Hm, & very Cine corner, Sxli#, on Fit- Oaa c teenth ovens fdeth, ‘turing City| Dubdiican street; easy terms. park, graded streets, city water, concrete walk, s¢wer, and all paid for; auonable terms; very con- ‘venient to car line, 43500, Unusually fine double corner 1621120 ‘on the northwest corner of Aloha and Sixteenth avenue, one block from Capitol hill cat line; streets are asphalted; have concrete walk, sewer and city water; all street im- provements paid for in full, $880. Lot 45x120, on west aide of Sixteenth avenue between Harrison and Re- publican streets, $1280, Lot 48x120 to an alley: east front; street tmprovements are in and paid for. $1600, New and modern 5-room cottage in Broadway dintrict, one block from car line; fractional corner lot. $260. Lot 40x100, on Seventeenth avenue south, near Dearborn street. $2000, | Fine modern cottage on Summit av. enue near Pine street; lot 50x100, $715. between Madison and Union| streets; @ y terms, New and modern 6-room heuse one block from Broadway, near Repub ean street; e y terms, WEST, UNION BLOCK FOR 8ALu BY . e. | ; ; WLS coo FLAN 3 been Dresser Prices Reduced 0x11, on Fit n the northwest cor Hixteenth avenue, one black | | from Capitol hill car line; streets | are asphaited; have con all street In newer and city water provements paid for in full publican streets. New an4 modern 5-room cottage in| tes! Life building wear Post 7 Broadway district, one block from | | flier ix ‘Telephone car line; freetional corner let. DYEING AND OLE. Fine modern cottage on Summit av- enue near Pine street: lot 5ex160. diock from Broadway, near Re- 5 : : ¥. W. WEST, UNION BLOCK, and Everett WASHINGTON LO The Palatial Steamer Wwispow MicStemed ‘woiches, dicieenas Sad fewrely. CITY OF EVERETT. © FORESIGHT 1 after in the. futere, BARGAINS wate! aah aa bat ke | PUNE Som ESMN SAAR Vir sya amassed by those having tevteveee WT eee datas Wh Satna tie | FZ So a ames Fie" sraeof"imely pols with | rua deal with. coy Ghiougs Toe Gee | FUOMS James 1841, Rat little S-room house, from city limi nd 1% miles to electric road nother electri: one-fourth of oon be built; price ADAMB & NICHOLS, jorated within lode; “worth $1800, ae facing City | . fering 7 : city water r nr a 2 c mirror 22x 2% 66: curve | | : | Special Price Thisit < er of Aloha | . < ) Week $16.25 [GLHOLMES FURNITURE Co. 110) 110% 150% SECOND Ave. watk ATTONNEYS AT LAW PORMITZEK. a btare-Boyad Walla Tel., Red in, opine ~ ROBBER STA: 4 3 York block. tak EW man block, 130 Cherry, STORAGE AND WAR WE Coasaenial Ave ete, Jacobs, Trenholine @ Ga. AC MACDONALD, 409 Burks bull | TENTS AND AWNINGS east front Improvements are in and|LYMAN B KNAPP. 10 Haller a ee mining hoe and fen’ folting xing. MEA’ OE ledial 7 @. WARD KEMP, 433 Burke puliding. pee Gad A A” Lid ct Go, cotablished i806, mining | A HC ANDERSON, 614 cisim abstracts. Basemen. of the Mu sogrit WhirtLEARy NARVORD. Aw, : etract estab) gid oe rae he COMPAS: MT. bicek. 28, office 9 Marion st. ig | bo -7 ste, ee Wane repaiton, "Tsing Cai ti SE | EYRE Transtar Co, Mote BO fiver, $106 month, 1007 ‘Third: Red sabe Se TTLE Abstract Co., Rane tit 9 Sts PARIBIAN Dye Works We call for, atactared: Let 40x100 on Seventeenth avenue ek ae at Olen end exneral regsiring. 900 in Pec ce hee Ran ns ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTOR south, near Dearborn street. Rp Baio © piacbu LY eet ee BA. & SMITH, © Minckiey. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 148 ‘Third: : 7" ene wI69. -e |) = op Seattle, Edmuni watches, yan opportunity| 118 Washington st, Beattie. ‘Three Round Trips D ne Leaves Beattie 7 a. m., 12 ml ~ ves Everett ae stat SR tie bm. a eine satne pou ice" road th] {pop Western: Matn O47. on 00x120 Yosler and Twelfth avenue, 81280, OSTHOPATHY B.C. BYERS & Co., ‘attendance. i2¥i First avenue, tt of fine Seattle Interurban HEAT HOA leured RiERtlY Tot, $50 to PATENT ATTORNEY Josh ere RPAU }# water and wood. nt totiet, bath S8X15 fest; alt ui nd yard full of fruit ef ‘cash, bala Bogue & Co, 620 $050—5-room house neer 1008 ‘Third BUSINESS DIRECTORY EW WORT 1414 Becond avenue, Room 812, ‘31 Burke. building. | 1208130 Queen Anne hill, 860. m= [205130 Queen Am DR_J. A. MACKINNON, ¢ Charin bid. 133130 Uroadway istrict, cement sidewath, | DR KIBEE, Dalley building SEATTLE Intrmary IT PAYS TO COMP BARLY Rickart, D. O.; J the market 8-408 Collin Takei em ee ee Pa me’ soon and get the Snowe Zens _ Theres Male ST |B aturaay only, extra trip a HART, Osteopathist, 208 00 pw 0 Dp monthly, tree! ®ARNES & 0O., TH:18 Biarr-Boya Tor Pleasant, Beach 24 de ake steamers leaving Seattle smo, terms |p DAME, Grafting, Colman DIA. 4S Fan ae ‘$7 per month up, sBxvept) Bundaye offices wont shore Crean line oromes. property #1000, STAMP PHOTOS—218 Columbia meer PaRENe. Northwestern Madison street wee Tr. i >” simost new: good neten-| given phone aie sates: eatimaten | mercial Co. NEXT SAILINGS FOR NOME S. 8, OREGON, 6 p. mo - S. 8. CENTENNIAL, AUG! WM B. MULLIN New work one year. Tel., Diack S204 Ne ght ard passenger TAten rioncer Mun NB, UNION #h Spring strest, | pert Priaag Co