The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 22, 1902, Page 3

Some are a Queer Lot Are not good, aN Be gap a detiar for #ixty conte’ w But Most People te a store that gives value hat sells SS St EEE te ES od hogs ht SE money, & store $e deat of medicines at at of Bika, Wo sine se. se sine Delivery. Phone, Main £03, Wt SECOND AVENUE MPTROLL CY, WASHING ee SEPTEMBER 4, 1002 SB By satisfactory evi- ted to the undersigned. | preaen Iban been made to appear that “The | Bank of Seattle,” io- Tented in the City of Seattio, in the Pot Ming 224 State of Wash- has tomplied with all the ‘of the “act of congress to National Bank assoclations to MMhert thetr corporate existence, and feather purposes.” approved July | WHOLESALE ae. , THEREFORE, 1, Thomas . aepuiy and acting ecomp- ‘of the currency, do hereby | wee Fist Aven Cor. Marten § e Pertity thst “The First Nation ek of Seattle,” located In the i ja the County of King and | rashington, i wuthoriaed succession for the period im its amended articles of pamely until slave of | ‘on Septem 1902. y whereof, witness my @ and seal of office (hia Fourth \F Ww. Mer erri The American Clothier 703 First Ave. Jonn B | c) cures cil kidney and bladder QUICK DRUG CO. 704 Our CALL. TRADE Prices JAMES HENRY ale ond Metall Mutener, Jobdeq, Peeks st Meats Apevia: atiention Biven Ge Hotels, Restaurants #teame Lomaing Campa, 1406 IE om Woved ‘c 1408 Second Ave. A a Fa ana} We can save you money M-in. Aie-Tight Heater Daulton Carpet at Cor. Spring and First Ave. VALUES the many good things we show in Jackets and One in particular, 2 best quality Kersey, Tan or $1.00 per week payment. ck Last Edition 4 O'Clock p.m. 1] | | | DERBY, conn th r yesterd Kdwarde the air Of overalls, & Haht slouch mht coat and vest. Th to Young « deseriy king that ft war eh the man was tently disguise The wok! tooth which wax & conspleuous mark Young's description, wae miasing ut a hol » found from which tooth had ntly next The man had two ps ml ed he nin th & tonight Message fron. John W. Young NEW YORK. Sept. 22-Att clty, who has been en John W. Young, father ted t fer of Mra. Pulitzer, ve Roosevelt attended the ope “x ring. He received @ tre mendous ovation, In hie speech, after ‘paying a trib. ute to the men who serv problem in the Philippines and said We are going to get the best pow done aiready, ‘We have'no apoto [Rave done for humanity and civiii land, Of, haa be in her Your ' York for the pect wore aid DETROIT, Sept. 22.--President { the Spanish-American war in the Spanish and Civil wars, President Roosevelt. referred to the existing | sible reauits for the residents of the Philippines out of What has been | jof the Cuban |gies to make for what this country hes done in the laat-four years, but fare proud of it.’ Proud of what we mation in war and a pane ‘There may we] YOUNG IS ARRESTED AND FULLY IDENTIFIED ‘Alleged Murderer of Mrs, Pulitzer Found in: Partial Disguise and are t ft you t Mee 1 Tace th N x You 1 to prove your int 1 h i nd t The man gave th Ea ward Detec ave t t ther cide wh the ' 1 pow nurder, Known in Portland PORTLAND, Se Hooper Young, the reported New kw derer, in well known tn Portland, a employed for some t business house of Uhis here to Ko he ran the Court New tland he a co of the Bible, carrying him all the time. He © of moript ry fe f comet He talk religion and ty who woul "ROOSEVELT AT DETROIT scuoois. mee BAD MINE |President Makes Speech » and Witnesses Great! Parade in His Honor (our army in the Phi t we have slate at hom Ev of his apeech, e to & seat nied a medal ¢ Michigan which was resident Hooweveit's Lewin, an ex-nuree in the after the presid viewed the parade which was greatest ever seen in marked feature was the pre a company of Canadian sold stationed at Windnor, across the line, who took part In the parade. | GOES ASHORE AT POINT LOB: Point on the Guif of Call fornia, and remained beached for 38) ure. ‘The matter had been kept aulet until today. when it was rv ored that she had arrived here ‘s a] In hardly suMicteht to express ang leggy My Haag oes joft the beach, to abandon nome of Coats, @ her cargo. Capt. O'Brien denied that long. this was the case, when seen fn re gard to the mattef. “We did not tt of the ca he . lined with guaranteed, @\2cit this afternoon, “Phe yease! ran | satin beaver collar and revers, mor 4 was floated houre later by shifting the cargo a. PUTS IT ON SHARKEY GROUNDS ' NEW YORK, Sept. 22.—The cor- loners jury in the Fish inquest AND REMAINS BEACHED a HOURS ‘The Gjobe Navigation Co's st ship Bureka. which arrived trom | fornia and Mextc points last | jevening, went aground Aug. 15 at! tlauce pans Sold to responsible parties on @ {at flood tide.» The vessel was not brought in a verdict holding Sharkey reaponaible THE LINE KISTLER TO INTRODUCE A BILL FAVORING THE LICENSING OF DANCE HALLS and revenue committee will intro- |injured any to apeak of. and she ts pl to be put on the drydock tonight regulating variety thea merely to tighted up a few bolts and |concert bh. which now pay ascertain the complete extent of the |cense of $1006. ew ord Something handy to around the house. inier Hardware _ Company | tar FIRST AVENUE. A dark night and a lantern go together. We offer ya special purchase of « fairly one at Zhe. ze and well tude. STOVE BOARDS Worth a lot more Money than we ask but we want you to have a new one. zinc, paper i AND Care a/f3 Second Avenue pacts tock. Tel, Main 990, TOMS THE PLACE FoR TRY iT. need a serviceable Our Watches cannot be beaten, ‘Time inspector for ”. & P. 8. Ry. and the #. EB. The Richmond Piano Club LAST CHANCE LAST CALL MAGNIFICENT PIANOS $290 $10 cash and $6 a month But Twenty Vacancies Left STEINWAY DEALERS. |Sherman, Clay & Co. 711 Second Avenue. UMBING Water Heating Cc. M. SHAW & CO.» . foot of Col lome-Made Bread| South side Coin damage. She will be keneratly over- hi “The Eureka ran aground on where the vensel struck, and ther fore hard to nee. ATTEMPTS | |Count Valx toda: Ng 4° er attempt to cross the Mediterran ean in an airship. He ascen | destroyer Epee “ | WEATHER FORECAST us |eo “treat southeast winds, — SHOULD’ NT DRINK live this afternoc reported to the f that he had been robby the tenderloin last night says that he went into the’ Roman Gance hall in Blagkcyapel laaChig find bad a few @rinks, When woke up this morning he was | m near by, and a time-check fe his pockets. He remembe he enter FROM TFRIBCO INDIAD pt A reno. lation will be int id by the Ken tucky delegation to the third annual encam| nt of the Bpanish-Amert- can war veterans at tomorrow's see nished. | sion barring negroes from the order it is feared that bad blood will be auesd by this move, as there was considerable number of colored sol diers in the war, |ters, concert hails and a] will be covered by one license, dark morning when the tide was|fee to be $2000. 1 running like a mill race, and where the beach was very shallow, The | Jackson street jand was not more than five feet! above the water line along the shore |and variety theaters, of course be the bar, which pr | rate license of $1000 a required for thia, making the total license fee to LONG FLY G, Beniaghausen’s ||| Panis, Sept. 22—The Dies teed ding to the new m |two of them a Mount Palavas this morning, from which he will begin his fight. He will be attended by the torpedo-boat einity Tonight and |and Silegitimate Fr h showers; light | Richard Cai din of Mount Vernon |that the prop: ling the licens present, wil! ajduce the number of r and $46 in money, Was missing red the dance hall {the improver | mM |nance aa prope e variety thea limited to the new ten duces t r no be be paid annually into the city treas- ury $2000, or over $4 per day Eleven Now Outstanding There are now li variety theater licenses outstanding. All but two expire by the first of next year, or |very soon thereafter, while several will run out in the last of November or early part of L All but and when the licens will have to go below chapel. A fight is expected on the prop tnance. Thin will be inwtit nose conducting resorts wh ate in getting hold of | Biackchapel. Trouble Brewing Again trouble is brewing as a re |suit of a complication of legitimate nue from the fance halls. John Considine is the uuthority for the statement that the |dance halls have b lropping $100 |monthly into the Humes machine for the privilege of living. If ance halls legalized it resort keer graft, hence a stumbling the proposed ordinance Chairman Kistler is of the opinion eanure, by mak what it Is at jency to re rte, Tt will a0 farce them into the new tender foin, and by legalfzing the dance nich have always run here ore, Jaw oF no law, shut off any jem ance for a side graft —<—$<$——$—$—$——— fan Franotaco Jiner Umatilla, | “WANTS $500 using arrived last night | vanseners and 1100 tons of | » claim with the morning for $500 to en a ined on his of Weller street BAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 22 Wheat 119 7 Dancing Clase: Professor Wilson at F nday and Pr'fay even vate lessons dally. ke Hall Pri ' |SCHOOLBOY Aor svcareo HARD HEAD “= SAVED JAP . BACK THE "STRIKERS - Sirtkers and « BCRANTON, Sept have been some Individual misdeeds | t siways ted Clara Harton [Ane perme pay the full scale of Jed by the union, ot was refined, CATHOLIC PROTEST EVANSVILI . i semnion af the this PARIS, Sept. , 1 »: ich: ‘ Prentdeat | Rochetouchauld, a te ed to buy, or enables her to curtail the expense of furnishing her home fully one-third. quoation, | dicttis aera? ~|Prices Are Reduced f all the effort chureh toward izing the Filipinos. LONG DEATH LIST BIRMINGHAM, Rept 1 denth list of thowe killed in the [Friday night church he dentructive elvil- Dance halle will be Hoensed below the dead line if a bill which Chair- man Kistler of the police, lMeense The re- panic places the No additional deaths Forty funerals took 50 more being held While citizens have raised a CORNER IN PROSPECT Armour |@ ware must « moves $60 worth, $60 buys-$90 worth ; $100 buys $150 worth, ete dé September |® for we dot have occurred. place yesterday. halle the In connection with the dance halle will midat of great excitement he squeez-'@ elegant stock to our t ed the shorts, boosting the price up|@ ters in the Arcade. Another corner Is - SHADE OF f°. right from the ongressional race j Rhodes Bros. re ave nol® 1214 SECOND AVENUE tariff views left in the contest ertain that the H Now Is the Timejto ‘operty an a result of THE SEATTLE STAR. { G. L, HOLMES FURNITURE CO. GREAT NLARGEMENT SALE Preparatory to Adding Two Stories to Our Present Totally Inadequate Quarters ine. |TREMOR OF EXCITEMENT IN \ JAPANESE QUARTERS RE SULTS IN AN ATTEMPT AT ne.| MURDER Hust Jap , quarter. That an organized soctety Japanese Highbinders are operat “co Furniture, Carpets Stoves, Draperies ir operations and th NOT MANY = ARE THERE and Rugs at 10 to 50 Per Cent Below Regular Retall Worth ‘The contracts have been let and material ordered for the addition of two or more stories to our store building at Second avenue and Spring street. Before many weeks our store will have grown to almost double its present size. It will be converted into one of the most modern business houses in the Northwest. Two fine new elevators of the new- est construction will be installed, a cement floor will be laid in our basement, the in- ferior structure of the store will be changed and improved in many ways; in short, every- thing will be done to make this store the ideal home of a first-class Home Purnishing bus- MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 22—The attend at the national conven } employers and employ: mines to be email, judging f rly als, ‘The principal wilt y Labor "EXPLOSION FAIRMONT, W, Va., Sept. 22.—An explosion in the Stafford mine, at 9 ‘The |o'elock this morning, remulted in the iness. |death of four men, and six were j fae ng Bag ow gh Ba 9 I ag 0: ‘Tomorrow we begin a Great Enlargement Sale, at which all our Furniture, Carpets, | adiy hurt, ‘The onion wa caused by the ignition of gas tn th Mattings, Linoleums, Draperies, Bedding, etc., will be offered at Greatly Reduced Price: firing of « blast. Al) bodies have Twenty-five oth w eacape been recovere men had a nar SUCCESSFUL _ i OPEATION tonal | to get them out of the dust, dirt and mortar, and to make room for the workmen in their task of tearing out and altering the building. The great sale surpasses in the magnitud;: of the offerings anything of the kind ever before known in Seattle. It brings rare savings right in the height of the season, just when Furniture, Carpets, Ranges, etc., are wanted— just when you would expect to pay fall prices for all you purchased. This Great En- largement Sale helps the housekeeper to furniture 50 per cent, better than she had expect- ator Mitchell of Oregon, was success- fully operated on today for appen- | All Through the Store Not just a few things marked down, but everything. No matter how small your pur- chase, there is real economy in the buying—but, of course, the more you buy, the more you save. Those who live out of town will find the savings large enough to pay them for coming many miles No one with Furniture or Carpets to buy, who lives within 100 miles of the store, can afford to overlook this greatest of all money-saving occa- Feather Pillows, e . The y Ribbed Vests worth @e; Tues. Three Pound sions. You can save from 10 to §0 per cent. on all you buy—the average savings are about one-third off regular prices. Through the agency of this sale $2 purchases as much as $3 wonld under ordinary conditions: $3 has the purchasing power of $4.50; $10 buys $15 worth of as good Furniture as could be selected from any regular stock;'$40 buys Our stock of fine Utopian Art the/@ breakage in removing | ‘These prices for « |B $3.00 Vase, removal sale | | THE SALE BEGAN MONDAY MORNING And Will Continue Until The Stock Is Brought Down to a Proper Size 829.50 , $18.60 Vase, removal sale 8D. $15.00 Vase, removal sale 49:48 Vane, removal wa 86.32 $2.95 Vase, removal sale . * This beautiful Artware ¢ display in our show windows All goods are marked in plain figures ‘The terms of the sale are cash. Credit on a special tag printed for the occasion. customers will buy at our regular low We cannot hold goods for future ; prices, as usual, Extra salespeople are delivery, because of the confusion and here, so you will be spared the annoy- dirt caused by the workmen, Purchases ance of waiting. Out-of-town orders will will be delivered as speedily as possible be carefully packed and delivered to the and in first-class condition, dock or depot. ‘Tea, Coffee and Crockery House Buy Your Heating Stoves We have a complete assortment GA tap geet niet GLHOLMES 3 fginal Hot Blast Coal and Wood 10d 105-1105 SECOND ‘ay Btoves, ERNST BROS. 506 PIKE STREET