The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 13, 1902, Page 2

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FOR SEATTLE These are dark days for Seattle, Hterally and not metaphorically Tousands of acres of forest in the southwestern part of this state and tm Oregon sre ablaze and the heavy, black » nok the burning un Gerdrush and timber hangs like a funeral pall over Puget sound Fortunately the districts over which the forest fires are sweeping are @or the most part sparsely settied and the f life and personal pro- erty will be comparatively small, But millions upon miltiens of feet of merchantable timber will be cd wed before the autumn rains © the mit towns and farming cow work of devastation, and many Isolated munities are threatened and may be ‘The destruction already wrought by the timber fires emphasises th teed Of more stringent state laws for the protection of the foresta which conatitute 80 large a part of the wealth of Western Wash! ically apeaking the state now has no such laws, There are ering statutes but no comprehensive legtstation. ‘There te reason for the legisiat ur'es omission Rensive and destructive as those now raging haye not bee ‘state for more than a third of a century, according to the @id séttiors on the Sound. Western Washington is not asa rule seed with Shough to cause apprehension for the forests. Heavy fall every few weeks during the summer and autumn and wiped out by the flames. firen so ex eat » known In th rains com @ergrowth of the primeval forest remains dark and green throughout the dry season. ‘ But thie eummer has been extraordinarily dry. The forest carpet of undergrowth has become like tinder fallen lekves, dead twirs, moss end Awaits but the touch of a spark to burst into flame ‘Careless. woodamen, campers, hunters and fishermen are responsible Wor the starting of most of the fires, though farmers engaged \n clear- Especially so in logged off districts where fing have done their share. fares are being grudbed out In the midst of acres of land strewn with the infiammabte debris left by the lymberman. ‘The state needs, and now that much ef the protecting undergrowth fe being destroyed by the Iumbermen, must have, modern forestry laws @nd an efficient corps of forest rangers to enforce them. _ ‘The New York Financier says that the farmer is much better off @han the railway magnate. Few will ever be able to see Ht so long an ev- ‘erything that Is worked out of the soll by the farmer is worked out of the farmer by the railway magnate. Is the farmer to consider himself @ortunate because the fruits of his tol! make him rich and easy picking? —-—-— ‘The German kaiser must bave shrunk to small proportions In his own eatimation since he has seen Adjutant General Corbin, U. 8. A. im his ‘pew cucumber-colored uniform and real gilt shoulder straps, For once ‘Corbin must have seemed # great man. ¥ —_— If the megasines really want an answer to the question “Why are Qhe magazines dull?” let them listen now: They are dull because their editore entertain the foolish notion that the reading pubilc is as dell as themselves. —_ Chicago boys have been chasing the girts that have been serving as Qnessengers, # is said. But since when is it necessary for Chicago girls Bo serve as messengers in order to incur this treatment? -_-_—_-_o ‘That Colorado trapper who killed two grisly bears with a single thrust and then fainted learned how from Roosevelt—how to kill Bears with one thrust, not how to jt. a . ° i Newspaper Enterprise Association. 7: Dp. m. New Parish—Rev. W. J. Metz, pas tor. Services temporarily in hall o# Jackson street, between Twenty sixth and Twenty-seventh aver Low mass, 6 a. m.; CHURCHES U: Rev. W. A. At is. m, “The Second | ™* of Christ;” 4 p. m., “Thirst- Church Not for y hl Me A, The, fom anniversary of McKin bir “agg ey x death will be suitably obperved Matthews. At il a. m. ‘is Moral im the churches tomorrow < many Cowardice a Disease:” 8 p.m. “I of the ministers have mad Domestic Safety Assured and Per- aes Ree iantatincae hided by Fra. [ite the subject of special sermons Seenai S ae eodiminanuel Lutheran—Rev, M.A nemaga nc ristiavson. At Il a. m. the pas Grace M. E—Rev. J. W. Frescoin. | tor wilt preach at Bailard; regular At 11 a. m, “The Unseen Forces:” | Waning service high mass, 10:30 8p. my Ray. W. Hi. Selleck with) “PME Cs The vesper services Prrrinity M. H—Rev. J. W. Frescoin, Sal Ute Mus Finca Beast. te At it mm. “Seeking an Eternal | °° tary of the local organisation Abia Ee cate Paa| eit he Pronent after a months a Chote Guar St 7 Pl sence in the East. Mra. G. H. Dear horn will conduct the services, anc ry Se M. B—Rev. H. D. | Pie oY Rogtioratone: | oral and instrumental music wi oP Me eee aatient Polacs in the | Pe furnished by Mins Harriet Sim Ghamcier of the late President | ™Ends and Miss Laura Guy MecKin! Y. M,C. A.—Rev. W. H. G. Tem- Wirt i. P—Rev. T. P. Reveile {Pin Ti! Preach at 3:20 p. m. on the “- Seawtitel -Cayi veces © Condemn, But to It;" p.m, “The| re. ral Invitation.” ne Holiness association will hold nity Parith—Rev. H, H.Gowen.|®,,mecting jn the big tent at the est ame "A Mather in latacl;"| corer tery tne Ayenue and Vine #p. m,, “The Spirits in the street tomorrow st 2p. m. Reve irst’ Unitarian—Rev. W gi. | Crooks and Berry will conduct the monds. At fl & m Ielon “Un = Which Satistles the Social Conscl-| ner ierention to viccn mn Announced Plymouth Congregational—Rey. w,/{ne Pew Trinity Parish church to SS. G. Temple, At fi a. m., com-| Pe memory of the late Governor murlon he Fellowship “at His| Perey. The window selected in a Bon:" 8p. m., “An Hetrahip Worth | APES one. and the work. which wii First Raptist (colored)—Rey intrnsted to Messrs. 3 ot iePherson. At il a. m., p and New York ink Ye of Him Who Is Cal Special Meetings asia; & p. m.. memorial services| Queen City Theosophieal Societ tm honor of the late President Mc-| meets in the F ae Enon aso Kinley. r bh eae First Christian—Rev. B. HM. Lin-| God on Eartt hen Mew snc enfelter. At 11 a. m, Rev. G. K.| 7 ., Clark erry will preach: ®p, m., “The ° + ayhnand Common Faith,” by the pastor Sp. ms ot. The wer 2 Battery Street M. ERev. H. D.| and Mffect,” by D. W. Phippa At il a. m., “My Tim ‘The Day of | Prown WIRSCH’S DYSPEPSIA REMEDY Is a rational cure for all atom h trouble bottle Pentecost Roman Catholic Mesting. Church of Our Lady of Good Help —Rev. ¥F. X. Prefontaine, pastor Low mars, $ a. m.; high mass, 10:39 @ t.; Sunday school, 3 p. m.; and) Vespers and benedic Il ae Sacred Heart Church George A. Hild, pastor. Low mass, 6 2. m.| ‘and % Dd. m.; children’s mass, 9:15 high mass and sermon, 9:16 &. m.; Sunday school after children's| mass; Vespers, sermons and benedic- tlon at 7:0... m. Church of Immaculate Conception | Rev. A. Bweere, pastor. Low mass 70 and $:20 a. ™m.; hgh mass and sermon, 10:20 a.m.; Standay school 8:88 p. m.; ronary and benediction, HInsCH'S HEADACHE f A guaranteed cur nervous headache colds or lg grips DERS wick or ralgia, A bOX HIRSCH PHARMACY CO. 1426 iret Ave, Cor. Pike St. Tel. Main 916. i i i i \ |LAW SCHOOL WILL | NOT BE MOVED | Oxsaverecrsecesenesene $ Theaters 3 | @unararanccrecacenreiee “MeCarthy's Mishape” 4 KIN & Week's engagement. The show t including J ns, Jake Fred W Hturtaman. ‘The ollo ta made fever features, nome Fr Al Newton rducen teks tn hoop rolling, and Madison Theater ‘The Octoroons will be the week's attract ommencing fay matinee, Bept. 14 d » who is recognized the world over as one of the greatest singers of her }race, enjoys furth tinot { being the stele feature with & Davir’ ©. *, whieh i Jeaid to the greatest company ts kind ever organized. The stage Jacheme of the Octoroons is no less interesting than the name and fame of tte stare, It consists of a happy medicy of ody, vaudeville and] Jopers. ‘The opening skit is called, “Al ight in Co in which the ween are afte 4. diversited udevilie which fol }lows is of the highest standar |James Taylor, the charming. lyr Jtener, an@ 19 high clas vaudevil acts. comprise the best ollo ever presented by Isham and Davis’ Oc LETTIE FENN, “MeCarthy’s Mishapa”—Grand of come 7 pa pre leug y 3c a ke 1 SPECIALS h wides Curtain Serim Bp ten that were Enameled Stocking Darne te oveu 1 thy past « The story of 2 best t%-yard tong Cornet and dete a th np pss! be fer 10 ¥3 ’ arrel of Steel Malr viston ‘ » » Which sty ad a adience by means of f No. 2 All @itk Mair Ribben.. #e the actual battle between rt | Package Court Plaster Be Pitustminons and Gus Buh om Fancy Stitched Braid . Be the start to ¢ kel This mar, under the . sahnagmnent clanco de Tall. Many more equally as good Pasttively Tob's lnwt public | watues in every department at y low price; eltm inates the necessity of matcher insures an absence of eamoke and odors; atmosphere. ‘The safest method of lighting —no flame to ignite draperies or other guarantees a pure | ROBERT | Seattle Th FITZSIMMONS, i {inflammable material. tour, At its tire ‘to the peace and quiet his diners New York home. Gorton's Minstrels Our new contract provides for Th ghbrea Tramp” will t free installation and free re- for the law at tim enu if Th will not t Third A witness it newal of lampa. The Seatile - Electric Co. 907 First Ave. who Asap food Jaugh lines imters: OF COUNTY PR« AL Lot 22 BLOCK 7, KING COUNTY ADDITION Notice is hereby given that the ‘4 of county commissioners met he @th day of August, 19 call and advertiven ¢ advinability of selling k 7 of King County addi fon, 1 that it red to th joard to be to the best thterest of the county that said property be noid and disposed of. ‘Therefore, It is hereby ordered that the sheriff of King county be direct ed to offer sald lot for sale at public auction at the front door 6f the King house on the Mth day 1902, at the hour of 2 not below the ap of, $100.00, and that Pounty treasurer be directed tend sich sa and — receive moneys paid in th to said purchaser a inty court September at all reat, and deliver Cor. Marion. deed to sald ing whieh THE SEATTLE STAR. Tai hal the p had in reiatio eed shall be attested by th wiitor under the official Dated thin 7th day of August, 1902 > OF COUNTY COMMIS RBOARL #ION By G The We Pr Te ImP< =f cer cE si BA Pe IMMENS| La hee $1.1 FRESH FANCY ERS » B STORE OPEN UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK TONIGHT Fresh Home Smokes Hoard same quality, selling rom 18 to 20 ce per pound— Special, Today 1 eP Per Ib. 15¢ PURE STRAINED HONEY Ia 2-pound tins, wlar val | today, per tine 20c R— ATED RANCH ECGS— CREAMERY BUT 406, 450 and SwiSs CHEE pound MAM CHEESE— AMAN DILL PICKLE CON ta und vy fe —& LAUNDRY @ cakes of extra good large, Furs BREAKFA 80. ap and » ih Towel, all We Sho se a 8T 10¢ yaad 1D¢ UGAR CURED BREAKFAST ard AP lor LIQUOR DEPT SEAGRAM’S CANADIAN WhHISKEY— Per b WHISKEY— Per DEWAR'S KING te Wotre ai te bottle WILLIAM FOURTH, V. 0. P— Per $1.25 JOHNGON'R CANADIAN PECIAL— BURKE'S IRISH WHISK Ver HERMITAGE . RYE bottle KEY— bottle wr The and $ $1.00 $1.25 18. 1.25 DE KUYPER GENEVA GiN— bottle PLYMOUTH GIN— No. Ea Get. _ Ciassifi hottie 103 WHISK EV—Age: od, soft ind mellow, quart bottie— Cooper & Levy 104-106 First Ave.. Yon fe TAM ed Ad VY Vie THE MAS No fies tn Your house with my and dour screens, house chem. glaning) pl Forced Rept nitur th 7 ooze SUPRCIAL NOTICNS REM to mov 20th, atoves, orocke: ng, car art aq! to mak nd_comfortab| repel 4 rns Lv: hea TH2. Dre OVAL BALE ° ust vaca A large atock « tin and gr ry, pets, uares, ey lampa, Jron matting. in fact "atten furniture and 1.80 25 full wintow io al Kecond and te on of fur. anite beda, lino: ry. legant ev RED FRONT FURNITURE CO. 110 and 112 Be FOR NEVADI 00 ERS, snip Be te. pox 1 a MEN mA Ma’ DAILY. NOW A: MAGICAL CATARRA cure or money 2-cent Magica’ 256, only. UTAn FOR NEVADA TERS, inti HAWKING KT. TO ND MACHINE MIEN. "€800 0 $a 80. $3.60, rete ater 1 Catarrh ttle. Cur Dinet phates. $1.29 per Aa will © Co, for one Studio,” agit SEATTLE Binployment Oiiicn, hoad- quarters for ail kinds of help; country Orders solicited. 604 ‘Third and James. Phone Ma PACHIC itm. Office, Sisnew best help, tne 860." ars. Keyes. Mer | Guano ‘The ONLY DENTISTS in MBH METHODS for extractin is teeth. OUR DENTISTS ONLY. ee usual NEW SkT OF TEKTH 0 GOLD CROWN 5.99 GOLD FILLING . SILVER VILLING |... 60@ ‘Teeth extracted free without in when other work ie or red. ‘We Ge not try to compete with cheap dental work. Large dental pariors and best equipped operating rooms lim the whole world i your teeth out im the same day. Our prices ere the low ‘We are making ectalty name sions wi!! be a guarantee have & Met tn © men and extractors of modern etry. We will tel 5. work will cost by a free examination. we do exactly os we advertt Howre—#/20 a. m. to 8:00 » TEETH Full Bridge Work Gold Crowns WTHODS# are KNOWN ana USED All our old, thme-tried BPICIAL ‘The samme dootore who worked for you in Umes past YORK DENTAL PARLORS are stil there. t 01 A PROTECTIVE GUARANTED given with New York Dental Parlor SEATTLE DENTAL PARLORS, 717 PUArey NEW YORK DENTAL PARLORS AST AVENUE 61 4 ae SQUARE Work Guaranteed Painless Beattie who use ABSOLUTELY PAIN- 4 teeth, applying gold crowns and fill- by the NEW YORK STB are at work t the morning and go home with new ents se latent with first-class work. ‘of gold crown and bridge work. Our that your work will be of the best, We Rest operators, best gold werk: | the staff are inverters of in edvenoe exactly what. yous Give us @ call and you will tind | work for ten years, 614 First Ave., Seattle, Wash. Male Office, Portland, Ore. m. Sundays, #20 m. to 2:80 pm } you na ant jecond Ave., Hinckley Examination Fr The largest and best equipped tal office on the Paciiic count. We t and most scientific mand We crown, fit the ‘least pain. Jents employed, but all are de: ats of long years of experience. We camine your teeth and tell you in advance Just what your work will c extracting teeth when plates are 19 years. Lady always in attendance. Gold Fillings ... . 91.00 ver Fillings... 500 iniese Extractina 0 Bik. wry. th without OR. J. K. CARBKADDON, Rooms 11, 12, 13, 14 Hinckley Block. % Be fax iames ot, ewes Gd Bath — dy aed wend ia . ae sec WOLMES’ GOOD FURNITURE Op i Charming China Cabinets No woman of 900d tests que patterns just arrived first showing todayax At theip { A China Cabinet, stmnilae ty ture, but of nibee _ shows, It ix made at pelea or, ond bent ‘glam SE Bc , Height 6 feet, width $f tnelgs ' Large French mirrofem 1 es en Jes ov cr rs ‘ | F } ‘ _ VOR SALB—HOUSES ANE | ccpg REINEING AMD wns LOPE Fie to $20; hxiko; 14-toot al- | EF ti | “ley; two blocks from Bailard-Bre- | mont ea # and school; fine view,|_ 3M H. P. Campbell, 172 Tattman, Bal- | Sowm” rap Brmtea Rm | “eucceasor to Market nd Siam, secondhand fold; lange tee bus. ined. Pike street. ie ATTo! as tne Red we AM EWING, attorney-at int Pubite 406 New York bieek. Tei 109 Secend Ave. STO AND South Telephone Main 565 —— = We Have t SEATTLE H pis rest Cor, Furst Ave ‘Clean, wunny Tlocms by tne Day or Week Tay FIRST AVENUE. house newly furnisbed: eit prites moterate NeLr WANTRD— Frew ane worn and dncattor, “906 wattresses. ay” women puree dint am aitin, for tae 8) laborers for city xhone, Main 908 for reliable athe CIty EMPLOYMENT +4g1 Third north, €24 Fourteenth W. Merrick NYLE WANTED. WALS avenue WANTED—Donkey blacksmith, $65 mon! 2 boom men, 165 m and $45 month $3.60 day; head » buckers, $2.00. kid greaser, ¥ bolt cutters, $1.00 engineer, ca n and’ bow h and bo per, $3.00 4 d faller %, nd board 20 skid he $2.26, $2.55 and $2.50 day; boy fun-| A SNAP—Large ky, $15.00 month; 2 funkies, $20.00 1 distance month, for Joa. Allen, old mission, board $4.50; axmen. 25 gay re Se new work at Hoquiam, Noe) TS scree tn Kinkiay fare; Imborers in city to tear %! Fony scren te oan on sidewalks, $2.25 day: handy man to a; ‘sl improved. ork around shingle mili, Mle drag airies. plgerien raw and do miliwright repair piped in house for Winters, Parson & Boomer, at LAWRENCE, #08\} Beco Index, $2.25 day, free fare; steam | * me Fairhaven, f . LVORD ACRE TR shoe ee aoe $78 to $200 per acre shovel mon at Fairhaven; free fare; | rye and 10 acre tracts. at choles yall at Burlington, free fare. Fox B | the sett ~ aoe nd loam, ploy mer ney, basement 30 blow. ployment Agency, basement 20 Tite, Occidental avenue; phone Unior FOR SALE—-FARMS AND LANDS. So ACHRA” eke Viremmerton’” Tow mainvtos ‘vom beach: hearty : half in eultivntt howees:, beartns ROBART MALTNY Hat in the City ALL COLORS-—SOFT OF STIFF 1111 SECOND AVENUE D PACIFIC HOTEL 1119 Piret eve rogers chamber factory | Tacome care eneAY, | early second hooktender, | Telephone Main 565 ~~ At HAGGERTY’S GET ONE 10° Second Ave. South he Best $3.00 AT FACTORY, SEEMCITY RAS JOKV ALE GARDEN 1. A. KELLOOG.S18 Washington bullding jae MACDONALD, 608 Turks building. | LYMAN Bh KNAPP, 10 Maller bullding ‘WD LAMBUTH, 206-6 Pacific tioek G@. WARD KEMP, 693 Burke bullding. Tam | “eammet Ga. cata ine, =e Se OTH WITTE ERET. ee itsher Sock "Teerhoun Mate tea MOY. tock. Melier ERATTLE Abstract Co., DYEING AND CLEANING | weer: Preming Co, | "Seema, Ser Raa | Panuera 3 N Dye Worke—We call fer, ‘ AR Oa } ai | Tet, Main 1016. AND EY 100K 4” Dice aths J TRACTS We have just bought and platted 10 of finest kind of valle: land. It exer overfiows,and has number in them, loam, easy to ance of trot {deep rich The soil work ¥ a of "beautiful spring brooks flowing through ft with an abund. very productive. Situated nine miles south of Seattle, ctete | Max 5 Price #5 to $160 per acre, 4 Ket first choice. ADAMS & NICHOLS, nd Avenue, Room 3} A. KITTREDGE, University F.| near the Seattle- only 30 min- utes ride from the business center, Come ‘Station, re to Buy @ goed home ONT Improved farm—40 act rored, goad jaree house: two te ater piped tn and be: chicken howsom pigerien, etc. ara orehard; bast mp ra ay HEAP HOME Hillman, offe car line Cromes property ation nll fenced xn house: good woodeh wm oh everything oer: owne Oblined to leave: (9 make quick wale bell at a we ROBE New York Block MALTBY ACRES Le aa ini emall town; amall houre: large b orchard, small fruits, ganien: cow f toole; alt for $1000. Br MALTBY ‘one of ‘the ben! price for & few daya 810 per ROWGNT MALTHY, 410 New York Bi 1F y of thene 5 and 10-aor Tver near the murveyors ing finer in the vA $200 per acre. ROBWRT MALT (0 New York Mock And 10-aore the 876 to $800 come now ant Ket your frst abe RORBRT MAUTHY, 410 New York Bi LOBED property ed house In good | y cheap for ca room hard ond oat bal York Bilock }20 ACRES of land for $500; most alder bottom; in good location Ellington, Des Moines, Wash. FINANCIAL A-YOECTATIDE piace t6 borrow mone; Jew airy. RT MONEY on short notice at low ra vate money and con A. Vireo Phone Mack 86. ao od ‘ One land | To LOAN—Private Toney at low Danae "vs ok, " ——— een | Money loaned on coli $7 per month up, at shore Green Guar tet money to. buil 100 Tester fruits of ail DENTISTS OW PHILLIS. CF Weuny tie MADAME A. & SMITH, @ Hinckley. SMRONT A pone coeliac SUE eas hires teh, Pike am a Woven SOMAPR on sliuminim, niceloid “Mestoa, THSURANCH FAST BOTW ELL Loans, Bre ty bonds. 28 Boston block. TCR OOMPANIFG | a Calon So. has pure Gymal al attention to family trade: 1 _SRWELRY TNOTUR LOAN OFFICE, rain; Dergaine jn une Tedeemed watches, diamonds and jewelry, iS Washington | | BARGAING in watches, Jeweirs | ‘UNCLE JOR LOAN OF! 7 24 ave, wuNK pave ten. tel, Mal sopreoess. FOALINSTRUMENTS bought sold. Tesi Hd Sve STS AND AURISTS ; ly R. Fes: ME, Hatley butlding, OSTROPATHY i} WARHINGTON Indraiary of Oatoopatay | Via second ave. Phone James, 46a Hoth “fan and indy physicians alae fr attendance ced ia " Pleasant Beach ané Lay teaving Benntle ATTLE Infirmary of Osi * On dL Opals, BG! Aswelt. DLO. + Main 12a | © Osteopathy, tablished. ta WASMNOTON Tatton Sain or. | Gate Deposit, Bulldiny Beattie three years, LAWRENCE HART, Woshingtom block. ot Oeteopathist, 204 Northwestern Go DRAMATIC SCHOOL BGAN DRAMATIC BOHGOL will oi the fall term September 15th templating studying. "*locutton, ry ny matied free, 40 i Holyoke b ____ WUSINENS CHANCES GAN iocate 100 parties on Orege Yellow pine lands, just opened for entry, yielding 8,000,000 to the quar- Cruiver will ag- ter and better. company locators, This timber more valuable than cedar, Behrens, per olan, jock. | block. ‘those con. oratory will benefit themectves Klement & Mahoney, 634 New Youk PATENT ATTORNEY HARNES €CO., THT0 Btarr-Boya Bia ¥. B ADAMS, drafting. Colman itd. PROTOGRATHERS LAATHOR Gaishing.~ Wise, Bai STAMP PHOTOS—2i8 PLUMHING Wit BO MULLIN New wore “guaranios’d year, Tel, Diack 8204 Geo. H, Woodhouse Co, mercial Co | WEXT SAILINGS FOR S. S. CENTENNIAL & Leaves of Nome . 5. 8. OREGON Septet The Oreqon tn the most a pointed boat and one Ot the. The ‘Nome Rect, has ‘ at’ an ‘sapense 6g inicial trib thle ecespeer int than aa Sand for Nome, jumb ‘To, Main ba it kM S feeight wid pam RAUTMAN PLUMBING CO., Main 88 Pm on igs ey On —— roe pores ered OFFICES, 201.2 Pit When baying articles advertised Ta a, Pia ome this naper, speak of the Star.