The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 20, 1902, Page 4

* Volying th er residents on the hill object to the the “€oln issued the emancipation proc- lamation. ‘ WORK THAT HAS BEEN DONE ON xact helght ‘According to City Bngineer Thom: , exact helgh' @on, who has spent much tme re 2 Gently at the headwaters of Cedar © in eubl stored; in fact amount of work construction of an tmmense to the river, to preliminary struction ia now under way the municipal tric lighting Power plant, has accom | Three Different Site Ye ore getting in such Pep othe Litto a hat when ready to F Rave eversthinug preliminary inveatigntea wrt atruction, . jeverte se ye form,” said Mr. Thompson te in wal be to Much Work Already Done Andone-wuarter milk “Much actual work tn the way a Or Clearing the valley between mouth of the lake and the propo Bite of the nm, has been done, continued, “This will all have to be ructio completed before actual work be- | until next spr gins. Then the of the preposed | ably be de @am ts being cleared, excavations to | ing committe Fearn the exact depth we will have d also to to reach in order to get bedrock on | of $40,000 fre fund which to build the dam, are being | carry on the work dui ‘Aino complete surveys muat| Ing the winte | NeW HIGH SCHOOL A High schoo! mote, | West Seattle, and will be in running SETTLED oe AMICABLY :: } wilt open there lyet been secured. At first the e the off fret two years of a High school }course, and .as the town grows te ake the work complete. The rec ords show that last year 23 High school pupils attended the Seattle High school TERMINAL QUESTION The proposed railroad franchise ordinances were const: ed again lest night by the coum committees, on corporations and streets, The committees went Into executive session at §:30 wk and it was 11:30 o'clock before adjour Numerous changes inances, and tt rallroade al @ on the ordinances as Employes may be require’ to work ing them to hours over-time, after an hOUr|the council for final action. -\ The Lae ae and wili receive foUf/ date of the hearing ts set for Friday for three hours’ work. | night, Sept. 26. and bolidays they will of receive Bone we’ pay for eight hours’| DEATH OF JENNIE LYNCH This does away with the! jennie M. Lynch. aged Of over-time and night | wite of Jas. J. Lynch, master m deen Seocerning watch there hati chante of the Beatle fire devart- a dent, died at the family residence. “The employers stated at the con- | wit East Fir street, yesterday. Mra ference that while they would Distt | Lynch recently returned from Arts: men when cea | ona, where she had been for cig montha The dead woman was a sis- or of Walter Eyres, the well known local transfer man. ‘The funeral will be held tomorrow jundes the auspices of the Daughters |= bekah. Compile TACOMA, Sept, 20.—The strike of | the warehousemen was settled ba Might and the a ned to work | this. morning, Concessions were Made on both sides. ‘The men decided to waive their fand for a written agreement m- terms of the settlement ‘and to trust to the verbal promises ef their employers. This verbal/ agreement. made yesterday morning, Between the employers an: provides that the men _ 10 hours’ work. Rules for Overtime however, in the ordinary run of | at the grain warehouses. BAD FOR THE DOCTORS Seas Griffin yesterday denied the motions of Dra. Stewart and Lawson. Uniess an appeal bond ts soon fied, iy doctors “ot agate ordered into court THE MARKETS ‘The fret hints of Than already ix to be started in} to be found on MUNICIPAL LIGHTING PLANT e. [ | * The commission | A MASTERPIECE OF WORKMANSHIP 18 THE Hobart M. Sartiean Sees of beautite) Mar- Dale, the actress who lady for Jobn and recently made a hit in new pia: onan eich REMEMBERING LINCOLN ‘The colored people of the city are the reoceu! on which President Lin- tment maker. In it is embodied all Monday is the annivers- PIANO, the favorite instrument of | millions. There are many fine tm-/| provements in this NOTABLE PIANO, exclusively its own, and which are largely responsible for tts great superiority, Its superb tone and lovely action are the results of faultless construction. ‘Will be made at the at Leschi park morning ng, _ There will be several dif- torms of entertainment. pared program. will be rend: 2 o'clock in the afternoon. erchestra will furnish CAREFUL HEARING ‘The committee on corporations has changed the date of the hearing on the proposed change of the Queen (pres cor line trom Wednesday to ursday evening. The Seattle Eiec- tric Co. has, on petition of residents On Queen Anne hill, asked that it allowed to change Its route. Oth- D. S. JOHNSTON CO. General Music Dealers, 903 Second Avenue, Burke Building. | change, and the commit- will_give all a careful hearing. The Angelus ‘A piano player that enables the | to show his individuality | With the least effort. | (Can be used with any piano. Can be played without one know- fing 4 note of music. Plays anything ever written. You Bre invited to come in and hegr it. 8275—On easy terms If so desired. Electric ight provides tt at an extremely low price; elim- Inates the necesaity of matehes: insures an absence of smoke end odors; guarantess a pure atmosphere. ‘The safest method of lighting no flame to ignite draperies or other inflammable material. i ' STEINWAY DEALERS. | Sherman, Clay & Co. 711 Second Avenue. Our now contract provides for installation and free re- newal of lamps. For Her Cozy Corners—Exclus- ive Wall Decorations. For His ‘The intest production of a prom. | that makes famous the AMERICAN In Tie SUPERION COURT TOF] t neve for plaintiff. at ther « low at Thaph' in the caine Of pour tattars #0 }to da Mearent will be re ainat y cording to the de-| and of complaint, which has! seam filed th the clerk of said) court. | e object of the we entitied| | Office and P. ©. addres: 601-602 The Mutual Life sur | King county, Washington Date of first publication Septem- ber 20th NOTICE OF HEARING | In kt Sale of Lot 1, Block 7, King ¢ isl Addition, | NOTICE in hereby given that the| |} Board of County Commiasior of| King County, Wash., wi in| their rooms in the King nty | Court House, Octe E THE SEATTLE STAR. and first f ed t ents of It © ai king pret piauant fryers, Cheess, Rees and tut eream, | £11.00, or to Spinning for bloycte repairs. | ality ‘and in| w that t hot} or ia over, Cantalouper ar and nothing extra In qual and in faet stocks jeaned up in sitry stocks, al kinds, AMUSEMENTS Athietic Park Pacific Nofthweat League. Basehaill TOMORROW Butte ». Seattle Grand stand 2 _AMUSEMENTS MADISON THEATER Telephone, Main 1202. Seattle's Favorite Playhouse Anolon Admission 3e. extra, Gates open at Game called at 3:20, o'clock Cor, tot ave. and Madison street. Your Dollars WEEK COMMENCING SUNDAY MATINEE, Sept. 21 Washington Irving’s Beautiful Legend of the Catskills, entitled _ . Rip Van Winkle The Sleep of Twenty Years Presented by LANG'S STOCK COMPARY, Popular Prices—S0c, 20¢ and 30c. Special Bargain Matinee Saturday for the Jadies and children. 10 cents to all parts of the house. Friday, Sept. 26, Souvenir night. Every lady holding a reserved seat ticket receives a beautiful cabinet photo of Rip Van Winkle. Double Duty From 6 to 10 Tonight Se Dress Shields for... Se Cainet Hair Pins for. 5c Shopping Rags for 350 Beissors for 10¢ Corset Steels for. So Thimsbles for...... Ibe Bottles Perfume for le Package Envelopes for Se GOOD NEWS FOR MEN—Just received our Fall Lines of W L. Dougias Union-Made Men's Shoes, TERSO THE BREW OF ALL BREWS RAINIER BEER 206, 10 PIK) THE STATE OF WASHINGTO IN AND FOR THB COUNTY OF iG. Finie Augusta MoCaski!, Piaintifr, va. Donald Angus McCaskill, De fendant. Department No. N 26,600. SUMMONS FOR SERVICE BY PUBLICATION. The State of Washington to the said Donald Angus McCaskill, de- fendant You are hereby summoned to ap- pear within Wixty (60) days after the date of the first publication of this | | surmmons, to-wit: Sixty after the 20th day of 1902, and defend the above entitled action in the above ted court, | jand answer the complaint of th | plaintiff, and serve a copy of your answer upon the undersign ground period of Dated, mber hte 1002. HUMPHRIPS & 4 Washingte SEATTLE, _PREWING _& MALTING co at 2 o'clock p. m of WASHINGTON Den—War relics and gun racks. hearing and determining the to ee trons toon HE The Seattle ii iii roy ve. Parties ° for or against) Two dozen Half-Pint Bottles delivered ny | RTmOEr Ie Fie a se tse Bene sae) _Tommoenn aint 9.0” SNES PY Fae Ft ty, Soot a,” ing | | Dated this isth f Sept. 1902, | CAl MER Co. | Rated thie teen doy of Sone 1002, MODERN CROWN and BRIDGE WORK 907 First Ave. SIONERS OF KING COUNTY Study Ite Morite asalibiiy 08. vasa } By Ge B. Lamping, Clerk of the ntistry, and our facili. | 1330 2nd ave. Board s to do it at a reason. four money back for the asking. , It is our purpose to do poate 713 Union Bik., First Avonve ene! yo Wil ance much he ee THE REAL PAINLESS DENTIOTS. maabie Blew ke of soranies SHERMAN, FOLEY Ci AKERS ff Gold Fillings Giiver Fillings ... Caer UNDER Funeral Directors and Embalmers. W067 First Ave., bet. Pike and Vales, | Seattle, Wi Dr. E. J. Brown's Dental Parlors, 713 First Avenue, PARLORS 1, 2, 4, 4, 6, 6-One Door Bouth of MacDougall & Southwick’a. of the ex epalr Nature's Near Ne ahbor Gold Crowns Bridgework free examination and our ron. Full Set Gold Crown Grade Plates 85 to 86 Pith. Houre—8 a. m.toB®mm, Sundays to 13 FLORENCE DENTAL COMPANY 626 First~Avenue, Yoot of-Cherry Street -« Beuatle, Washington | $7.00 to $10 $1.00 and up Union Block. AM vee) seamen ite Sunday, Monday RBTURN OF THY is ridiculously ny Sept. 1 Audience convulsea ww for two hours."—P. PRICES—81.00, The, B0e MANAGERS WAC Louis JAMES IN A GORGEC NOTE—Curtain rises bt § o'e) PRICES—81.50, 81,00, 7% A prodigious production Sensational? Yes! LasT PERFORMANCE TONIGHT ‘GRAND: STRIC fun- Announce the Joint Ap SATS ON SALE THIRD AVENUE THEATER W. M, RUSSELL, Man. Seattle's Only Up-Town Theater, A High Class Family Resort. : Phones—Sunset, Main 567. Presented by a company Gorton's Minstrels | |= USEMENTS OPERA | Settles HOUSE eT heates Jona Cort, Mgr, Phone Main 65 and Tuesday Nights AY CLEVER MUSICAL 1 McCarthy's Mishaps WITH Barney Furguson and John Mack COMEDIANS, AND Caron wd Herbert, Comedy Acrobats PEOPLY 25 PRESS OF SEATTLE UNITED “The specialties are numerous and clever.’—Times, Sept. 16. ith 1 An evening of fun and bilar- ity.” Washingtonian, Bept and 2fe, Beats now on sale. "EXTRAORDINARY EVENT _ JENHALS AND KPMPER rance of wo WARDE )U8 PRODUCTION OF THE TEMPEST FOUR NIGHTS Beginning Wednesday Next SATURDAY MATINEE Magnificent Bcenic and Electrical Effects. Including Ballet and Chorus, Company of 47 People, jock sharp. The scene of the great storm occura as the curtain rises, io, 50e and 25e. MONDAY AT 10 A. M. Prices—20c, 3c, ec 50c. Independent. 567. LINCOLN J. CARTER’S Great Scenic Production of realistic scenic environments. But full of dramatic worth. of carefully selected players. FREDERICK & NELSON Fine Furniture COME IN TONIGHT And Look Through the Seater & Co.’s Bankrupt Stock At the rate at which this Genter & Co.'s Bankrupt Stock fp are but a few days left in which to secure these i Keenly appreciative housewives have quickly bought up the as fast as displayed, and the result is that this hae been eat three weeks the store has ever known, Everything to completely furnish @ home is ture, Carpets, Stoves, Ranges, Cooking Utensils, Draperies, ate, ota ‘As one sample is sold, another takes its piace, thus a ever-changing show, keeping up the interest and making it worth your while to come the next day if you don't find what you want today. Come i tse you'll cluded. Punni. find the time well spent. Heating Stoves of Every Quality We are sole agents for the Round Oak H the best and mest satisfactory Heater made—but we have other qualities which arp the best value you can obtain anywhere for the money, This i a first-class Heater, with absolute - se. The base ts cast All doors rat a fe ints are whic aha iret. aoe ed air-tight. vice is ‘Semel 9 and easily operated and Dabout it to wear out, ttfully a full immed and is 4 very factory heater, No. 12-0 steel body 61 No. 44-0 steel body No. 14-6 steel body No. 41 Cs steel body wound |] Roxen Air-Tight Heater has cast iron top and bottom, inside down draft up-binat, draft full and regis- tered swing off top radial, strong, heavy steel body and lining, check 4raft pipe and lining collar, dam- i] pers, nickele@, spun urn, heavy pol- ish, steel body. inches No. 2%4—Lengtli % inches, height 3 inches No. 26—Length 26 inche: inches The sale is tor cash, and owing to the lack of floor eannot hold goods for future delivery. Frederick & Nel COMPLETE HOUSEFUANISHERS Srecnd Aye, Sieene one ene OS RST AVENUE Work Guaranteed Painless . Pe erat: X DENTISTS in Seattle who use ABSOLUTELY METHODS for extracting teeth, applying gold crowns OUR METHODS are KNOWN ana VeED by the DENTISTS ONLY. All our old, time-tried SPECIAL iste ore s joctors who worked for you in times MoW'Yonk DENTAL PARLOMS ure int ines Chas. E. FATE THEATRE Howe Mok THE LEADING THEATRE PhoreMaints Blaney’ TOMORROW NIGHT AND AlL THE WEEK S$ Sensational Melodrama THE KING OF THE OPIUM RING Popular Prices, 25e, 50c and 750 SILVER FILLING ... ‘Teeth extracted free without ‘ain when other work is or Jered. ‘We do not try to compete With cheap dental work. Large dental parlors an@ best equipped operating rooms ‘tm the w! world. Our pricestare the lowest consistent. with first-cl We are making a specialty of gold crown and bridge name alone wil! be a guarantee that your work will be of the have a specialist in each department. Best operators, best men and extractors of teeth; in fact, all the staff are in’ modern dentistry, We will tell you in advance exactly work will cost by @ free examination. Give ue @ call and you we do exactiy as we R PROTECTIVE GUARANTED given with alt work for ten New York Dental Parlors “+7 *2,aze- Senta Pon, Hours—8:20 a, m. to 8:00 p.m. Sundpys, 8:30 & m. to ® We Have the Best $3.00 Hat in the City ALL COLORS- SOFT OR STIFF SEATTLE HAT FACTORY 11 SECOND AVENUE Hats Cleaned, Biooked and Retrimmed WibauWeadny WOUND AN my BLA. SECON Apruanik.