The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 22, 1902, Page 4

From Council Records | MORNING FIRE LEAVES | tient fire waa put out in short ord amounting Co about $200 was he furniture and the house Tell of Strange Doings she renldeyee of Ata Piper, mane rae 1 apparatus responded to the call. ae Sonne Important Chapters of A TWENTY-ROUND GO WITH itself, ‘The residence js at 18 John “The seven dave’ wond * of re-} The V6te was taken oo the motion | street. BIG MEN ARRANGED Bent council sessions was enacted |to reject and Hedward, with Crich Arrangements have been made and the latter part of September and the|ton Fitapatrick istler, James, olen signed for @ %-r0und gieve Peet week of this month. LMurphy and Paryy voted to reject ae, Seen ape aged ant ‘Curry @ Stiles were granted a ti quor license at the Midway, One week before 1t was decided to give | Them the license thelr fret applica-| was another repert an tion was turned down. loation by Curry & Stde Counciiman Redward changed his|license at the Midway But this time there war one name ‘The explanation of this flop—if/additional to the favorable report. Mhere is one for publication—has | It was Rever yet appeared. Redward. | the Hcense. ‘One week—seven @ays=passed by At the council meeting Oct. 6 there other a for a liquor ROME, er, now Oct ou TREATY SET BACK allland handled the fight bet Gibbs, Al challenged the winner of the bout Acoording to the articles the men to welgh 158 pounds at 6 o'clock campaign, ‘At the counell meeting Sept. 2 the| Again there was a minority rep COPENHAGEN, Oct. 22,—'The| On the evening of the 0 pplication of Curry & Stiles for a|to reject made by Kistler. ‘The min-|andsthing today ejected a motion |felt Fn Apather pretiion, ‘nun | Seattle wor license was reported favorably jority report was not adapted for a second reading of the bill for 4] been made that will do away with|¢r; single fare &@ majority of the police, license | Redward voted againat the motion | ratification of the treaty betw the tiresome watts that have onar-| 18 conta and revenue committee. The names | to rejeot. }United States and I acterined fights in the past, The men f Taylor, Rinehart afd Gii were! Phe vote on the original report was | qnich the Danish West have agrest to be tn the vig ot 8 to the United Stat n Wan a tie. sigued to the report recomme that the license be granted. Neith ng | then taken. velock on the evening of the fight Redward voted to grant the hoense jock on the evening of the fig or forfeit $100. The welght sui and he ean wet | -= 18 pounds, ‘T Nell will have to eon te | today that if the #ituation in Gor rows Worse, > there and organise of ant-Mullah THE SEATTLE STAR the well narge Of Uh that the Be ty ls given as ‘WANTS TO GET IN IT General Kitehen to India, wald here he will | NOTICE ma route steamer Fly. Oc cents; Fou a-trip In effect October 8%, Professor Wilson at Ranke Fai Pri- ——— Fletcher & Carpenter, realty bar- er Chairman Kistler nor Redward’s| and his was the deciding vote. jon followed. There] The fight between these men wi! | Monday and Friday evenings. (Pames were attached to this report. | One week later the ordinance | h opposition to the! pe one for blood, Tremble is om Veto lessons daily. Instead Kistier moved that the re-| granting the nae wae pinced on} ¢ ratification was ge the few men who has ever got th be amended to read rejected | Anal nd every counc Jeratly expected. Another attempt to| host of Ratily tha mane foods it Bictend of granted. Inut Kistier and Murphy voted fc ratity will doubtless be wm A. little ore than @ year ago Trem: | re ed out Reilly hard fighting. Reltly tamp out that defeat and best to beat 7 THIS IS SURELY «THE MEANEST MAN” Duniap, real estate, Union block, ad We offer this excep- tional opportunity of se- curing solid oak diners and rockers at absurdly low prices. It is seldom that chairs of this qual- ity are offered at these prices, and its rarity in- creases the value of the bargain. We have a car- OWENS SIDING, W. Va. Oct. 22—(Special.)—“The Meanest Man” has been discovered here. He ts {load of these chairs, but Bare. He seven ——- — and = makes oe time up besides the rattroad track whenever ” nal Soo ntaamey oce gy tag Lomegh hee nl ane we wee ‘ Sith cinders and these Bare gathers and adds to his coal pile, Fe ee Re may ee: |e expect them to be snapped up within the next two days, SOLOMON’S CANE [SECRET dg oh alee en Migs King S0lomon, the clairvoyant, produced a telegram yesterday from Belding Bros, Portland deniers, —- which states that he purchased a| LONDON, Oct. 22.—It was prac= teally admitted in debate tn the house of commons this morning by cane there for the sum of $20, Yes- a ae ae ee by At- hoys| stolen from his house laat January. |Pafliamentary Secretary of Forelan The King says that he bought the| Affaire Cranborne, that a secret bay exiate between Great Britain and German GIRLS HAVE cane new in Portland and the teie- gram corroborates his story. GETS BACK AT HER David LeVake, the husband of Cora LeVake, who recently filed a most it, put superior yeat » His cross com- int seriously involves Dr. Frank Powell of this etty, BOYS THROW STONES Chas. Sasake, who lives at 109 Fifth avenue’ south, reported to the police last night that for the third time In the past week miscreants had thrown stones through the win- dows of his home. Policeman Ryan was put on the case. Z 33 i : a i i i te ou eer i fi ateied [ ue and strongly made. 7 § gt # : ? ? : 1 i ist i cross panel. # g i mm i F Fl Having bought The Royal Tailoring stock (late 116 Yesler way) at 6oc on the Dollar, we are going to give our customers the benefit and sell these high-class goods at these not-to-be-beat prices. & 3 i i | | = 2 i é i i i Price 91.20 a 5 2 a5 itt f 52 Op Sore iSunaay SUIT, . . . $20.00 and up ; ie, Si wee OVERCOAT, . $20.00 and up ‘workers with PANTS, . ‘ $5.00 and sp 4 Stock consists of Scotch Plaids, Cheviots, Serges, Wors- teds, Meltons and Beavers. Come quick and take your choice. IMPERIAL TAILORING Co. 1102 Second Avenue. Teplaced by something else. TO ASCERTAIN WHAT MUST BE CONTRIBUTED The council committee on financs wel will meet with City Comptroller Rip- 16, ase = very tonight and begin considera- | ioe ‘of the amount of tax levy to be strong. This din- against gaxpayers next year. | ordinance iM binnk was tntro- er looks well, at the last council mesting referred to this committee to be filled oat and reported back within | @everal weeks. Comdereble work is entailed in ‘this matter. he assessment rolis Must be carefully considered and the estimate of the entire expenses of the eity during 1993 computed. From these the amount of tax levy neces- sary will be deducted, The rate will all probability be @ ilttle more | it Is at present. ——+ Seattle-Tacoma ro: iteamer Fly- 5 single fare Sc cents; round-trip cents. In effect October 23. - ~ £O%. GECONO AVE, A008 SHAY S ON GT. 'n WANTED—A young man to learn mewspaper business Apply 1107) — ss ‘Third avenue. 1 Only the Better and Best Wines and Liquors Aas And Liquors find their way to our Wore, If you are intenest- ed in obtaining strictly pure and unadulterated goods@it less than inferior qualities are of- fered for elsewhere, you wil come to us and take advantag ot oar matchies prices, soclame and come In, et our Prices, sample our gi apd | Match us if you can. | J, ARONSON 109 Columbia street Tel, Sunset Pink 1751. Tel, 1. Free Miivery. Sale Our Great Annual Blanket Sale will start Monday, Octob- er 27, and continue for one week. This will be the great- est Blanket buying opportunity that the city has seen for one year. Wait for it. COMPLETE McCARTHY DRY GOODS CO, } = (iuccensors to HL W. Newhall & Co) M. 0. Ss. M. Sipes, L. D. 8. D. D.S. Milne, L. D. 8. D. D. 6. Opposit embers of the Royal College of | Hours 8:20 a ia: Dental Surgeons. | days 9 tl a 19a. This is a solid golden oak rocker, comfortable Has extending posts, embossed top panel, nine spindles and lower Arms are well braced, cane seat 15 x 17 inches, and base is well made— Diner A“large, solid gold- en oak diner, has full post back and cross panels, arms 1 large cane seat 15x wears well and is sure to give satis- faction— Our Price 75c | Our Artistic V Chairs braced and Frederick & Nelson HOUSEFURNISHERS Second Ave., Madison and Spring Strosts. important Notice Silver Fillings | Porcelain Crowns Gold Crowns, 22k... Bridge Work, per tooth. . $3.50 ulcan Plates $5.00 Bon Marche to 8:30 p m.; Gun- p.m, THE BON MARCH 3500 Pairs of SHOES fore Saturday Night The Shoes will be moved by Monday next into the new department now temporaily occupied by the boolistore in the Pike street end of the new floor. In the meantime the order has been given to sell all the small lots broken size lots, as well as to close out the last of many Kinds to be tinued in future orders. The sale, therefore, includes about 3,500 pairs of fine Fall and Winter Footwear that will be sold At Less Than Actual Cost to Us For convenience in selling we have bunched the different sale lines and lots together into quantities of from 100 or more pairs to several hundng pairs, giving one price in each lot as follows: 178 pairs of Misses’ Shoes, lace {356 pairs Men’s Fine Shoes, in|210 pair only, of kangaroo calf, heavy | soles, low heels, sizes 12 to 2,| turned French value $2.00 and $2.50, for. 426 pairs 138 pairs of Women's Fine(Vici Kid One-Strap Slippers, hand heels, THE BIG STORE value $1.50, at ... 87¢ et Colonial House Slip 2, value $1.00, for -.73¢ irs Misses’ Red and Black | pers, spring heel, sizes 8), to} 418 pairs of Shoes, lace only, patent and! 210 pairs of Men's Fine Satin o- Calf Shoes, medium heavy soles, London last, value $2.0, for ......... Calf Lace Shoes, dongola|72 pairs of Little Gent's and tops, heavy soles, extension Youths’ $2.50 Enameled Calf edge, medium heels, sizes 12 Lace Shoes, Goodyear soles, to 2, value $1.50 and $1.75, for| low heel, sizes g to 2, for. env bebhseswesecetoes MS « $1.48 Most Attractive Shoe Sale of the Year Tt is certain that this sale will be the most popular and attractive of the year. Store is moved, all the surplus season's stock and small lines caused by our tremendous early fall selling. SALE temporary Shoe Store, 1420 First Avenue. AT 8 O'CLOCK TOMO RROW in our Sale Knit For details— Women at fie Women's Jer Women's Jer elk finished Women's Je in white or Women's ti © t nat quality, all sixes, actual value $1.00; special Thureday gray, superior We quality Underwear Women and Children Six Special Sale lots of Knit Underwear will be under-priced for Thursday, Here are the ) woot extra heavy Vests, superior ' sey ribbed fleece lined Union Suits in special Thursday at 36c. ney ribbed fleece lined bleached Vests, Pants to mateh, actual G60 quality; at 30 ruey ribbed fleece lined Vests and Pants ecru, extra values at the garment, S0c. ine ribbed all-wool Union Suits in white Jient $1.25 values; at sic. ney ribbed fleece lined Union Suits in quality all sizes; at 25c. Drugs and Sundries Harlem Oli, Ie bottles, tor Se. 1c Toothache Gum, 100 bott Olive Ott, 280 botties, for 1c. Camphorated Otl, ifs bottles, Spirit of Camphor, 15e bottles, MWe. weet Otl, ie bottles, for 100. rine, tke botties, for 1Te. Tincture Rhubarb, 250 bottles, Castor Of, 2e bottles, for 170. Densoline Pomade, 100 bottles, 5 cents. 100 cakes, for Te. Hops, best grade, the packages, ie Silk Sponges for face creams, sine, for Se. |wide worth BSc, at 60. Childres made with |black, red sailor ol and rose, white silk ribbon, al | years, worth $2.00, for $1.00 Women's $2.00 Mercertzed Sateen Petticoats, good lined with | width and aty } Fancy ting flannel, . $1.26 lain and fancy all-siik hion’s very Intest k ainty fashionable shades from; some velvet Bows ong the assortment; ect Novelty 1 y ara positively worth 26 each; choice, § to 1, \ibc the Ion #, fal | Ribbons, full 5 inches wid I « of plain taffeta 3% Inc for bo. Peppermint, 160 botties, for 1c, Sulphur or Carbolic Toilet Soap, # French Flannel Wat of bi air Bows, made from best these are ail striped and figured Caldera Tooth Powder, 2c bottles, for ibe, Rose Water, Ihe botties, for 10c. Blue Beal Vaseline, best made, for! jioyt's German Cologne, 250 bot- 4 conte, thea, 4 Benna Leaves, 160 packages, for fc. toma Quinine Capsules (2 grain), 20 for Books and Stationery A line of Rooks for Boys by Kirk Monroe, James Otis, Jules Verne and several other well known writ- ers, at 350 Iatead of @¥c. The White House Cook Bodk; $1.25 edition at G0c, Wire Photo Racks, worth 2c; at be. fot for for| $1.50 Fountain Pens at To Kodaks for $12. Kodaks for %. for] $15 Kodaks for 8.60. We detter Files at 380. Pound Stationery,unruled, ber pound; cream tint, at % for 10¢ away—Our regular price, $1 fal at To, Get one and have @ good laugh. “Junk"-—« book to drive the blues! brelias, 25-inch THE duro calf, vici kid and box calf, all double soles, Good- year welted, medium worth regularly $3.00, fc Women's kid tips, lightweight very Kexible, real value $2.50, for Shoes, in lace only, medium} flexible,| concave heels, patent and kid} | tips, value $2.50 and $3.00, for eee B1.48 weight soles, very heels,} ] ‘ae +++ee+ «$1.98 | 416 pairs of Women’s Fine Vigj Fine soles, | concave heels,| +» $1,89 » «. $1.48] 300 pairs of Women's Fine Kid It is made to close out before the Shoe — THE BIG STOR tn, to Be first and of Women’ Strap Sandals, fine kid, French heels and turned soles, value $2.56, foe Kid Lace Shoes, weight soles, extension military heels, keid tips; valee | $2.50 and $3.00, for q |300 pairs of Men's Box and Vici Kid Lace leather li ) welted, heels, Rugby toe, value $5) | $F ae STARTS. sizes 22 to 46, at 32 plaits, garnet & goodly peau de sole light biue, rose, red, elegantly trimmed. Velvet Waists, in buttons, ai! sizes, at $5. Umbrellas THREE BIG SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY. PECIAL No. 1—135 Women's 26- ferent styles from. Regul Thursday at |. SPECIAL No. 200 Men's tural wood inch Paragon Frame Umbrellas, warp covers, steel rods, over 30 dit- f handles to choose ght? 8.00 cach; Extra Good Valuesin Waists Fancy Stripe Camel's Hair Shirt Waista, stitched sageicer strap and collar, edged with biack silk, at LJ i Fancy Stripe Waists, well made, all sizes, at $2.50 French Flannel Waints, green, red, royal and black, slot seams, trimmed in buttons, puff sleeves, French Flannel Waists, trimmed in buttons and white, green, light blue, cadet, tan and Diack, #2 to 44-inch sizes, at $1.85. Sale of Silk Waists ssortment and taffeta, in black, k, reseda, white and yellow, sizes 22 to 44, will be offered at, eath— $4.95 These are the latest in style, are well made and Velvet Waists green, garnet. royal, tan, bia: also in changeable cote trimmed sieeve made with deep. Um- Paragon Frames, spec-| steel rods, extra heavy covers, na handles, half-round shape, fast black rain-proof covers; Fine Black Taffeta Silk, 20 inches;tra large size, stamped in all the latest designs, worth regularly 890 each; male price 8 to 11, 49¢ each. "| White and Colored Peau de Sole ‘Ties, with tucked and colored hem- stitched turnovers, very fine quality, worth 79¢ each; sale price, from § to 11, 490 each, White Cotton Point de Paris Laces, from % to 6 inches wide, new open patterns to select from, with strong scalloped edges that will Wash, worth up to 260 yard; sale price, § to 11, 100 yard, 40-inch Nottingham Curtains, in beautiful Brussels patterns, very at- tractive, value $1.75; § to 11, %e pair, Fistnet, 36 inches wide, cream color, effective patern, value 20c yard; 8 to 11, 13 yard. Listrated Tooth Powder, 25c bottles for lie, | Taloum Powder, 25c cans for Tc. let Soap, regular price be cake; jal at 2c cake, Alidren's School Umbretiag, stee! rib- all to are 106 hes warranted. ail pure slik, tat-|TodR, good covers, We value; apectal « stern shades, finest quality, | ** 3% - a | worth up to ae 4; sale price, Sl ror nison's Sealing Wax, So stock, }to 11, 190 yard, Checked Li 3 ed Linen Glass Crash, 15 White TAnen double hematitched | inches wide, worth 100; 8 te IP | Bureau Scarfs, very fine quality, The Bon M | Full Set of T th and Fit Guarant $5.00. Gold Crowns | Bridge Work, {Gold Fillings, that's |Silver Fillings, that | We do as we advertine, we are h to sta All work guaranteed years. ent dent Lady attendant always pr sof 12 to 20 years’ practi bran Parlo aion block Dougall & $0 to 8 p. m. 8 1330 2nd ave, four money back for Skirts, Ete “THB RIGHT KIND.” | WHY PAY MORE No students, but all gradu the asking. | Ha Ladiew’ Suits, Walste, Beparate | ex: | Thursday, a yard, be. THE BIG STORE ‘GRAND OPERA Seatte HOUSE ‘rfienter | John Cort, Mer. Phone Main 66 cod | This Afternoon and Tonight Last | Times. FLORODORA Presented by Messrs. John C. Fisher and Thomas W. Ryley. Last Musteal Play for Four Weeks. here | Prices—$2, $1.50, $1.00 and S0c. Cur- ed? | tain at 2:30 and 8:30 sharp. | meetenebtgpeiep as| rs Three Nights, Starting Tomorrow Night, Saturday Matinee. Kirke La Shelle Present the Great Actor, MA. J. H. STODDART a Surprisingly Beautiful Produo- tion of the Exquisite Comedy-Drama, “THE BONNIE BRIER BUSH” Prices—$1.60, $1.00, | Seats now on sale. ip. m, [sou CORT, Mar, Phone, Main 65, | | Carriages at ii Eight to Eleven arche, Price. 9-4 Bleached Lin: yard, 29c. Seersucker Ginghams, 27 Cloth, beautiful be. Frillied , regularly sale price, from ie, Wire Hairpina, straight or crimped, put up in boxes, regular from & to 11, 2 boxes for Corset Laces, very metal tipped, regular price 2 for So: from § to 11 only, 120 for be. Women’s White Aprons, wide, with fancy to mateh ular > value. in strip epee Mother Hubbard value $1.00, Nordho! ¥ “A Great Hit" Chas. B. Marvin's full o ‘ginger snap” Popular Pricese—25c, 500, 750, Wm. Russell, Manager, Phones, , ‘Main 667; pendent, 5 TONIGHT Bvery night Matinee. Only a Very Good Play Played by a very geod com: “Not 3 for 10” nor A, W. M. it In good, This is the Morning Bargain List for day—8 to 11 o’Clock at the Bon Marche. — Bibles and Prayer Books at Half Developing Powders for amateur photographers, 25c kinds, 160. Sheeting, reg- ular price Wo; & to 11, Thursday, a inches wide, worth 100; 8 to ll, Thursday, @ yard, be. Zenda wrapper very Dest at bo yard: |} 10 11, Tike yard. Most all colors to choose from. price 6c; sale Sc, best quality, full 2% yards long, sale price, 38 Inches | woven and satin striped border, long and wide strings special, 8 to 11, 190; Women’s Outing Flannel Gowns, style; 1419 to 1435 Second Aven' 115-135 Pike Street ff & Co s The Theater packed to the doors. ‘The funniest of clean Comedy ft THAD AVENUE THEATRE... Inde- this week—Saturday ON THE STROKE OF TWELVE pany Special and appropriate scenery. But wile reg- of Silk, and Tht SPECIAL No. Umbretia®, 22 @¢-inch, extra covers, wood handles value 48-inch all-woo! solid color Knotted Cheviots, at 8c. 50-inch all-wool fipe black Serge at $1.00, S@-inch all-wool Ei e Cloth in black and eolors, nators; special, Boy: navy blue, red and Srey, 16 years, worth $1.25, for Boys’ Fiannel Blouse Waltt sailor collar, in gray and 5c value for 380; ages 3 to Boys’ Knee Panta, in i ages 4 to 14 years; Se A broken line of men's shirts; from & to 11, Thi Boys’ Fancy Silk Windsor ™ to 11, each, 180. Fur Coliarettes, and sheared coney, some key fur special, § Black Coney Scart, a fine f At $1.25 or $1.60; haaset good size; special, 8 to 11, 1) Infants’ Fine Gray and Fur Trimmed Romeos, Boe. 100 160 Wy Women's Full Length Jersey Leggins, value Women's Trimmed s $5.50; from & to 11 only, @t si oy MADISON "= som. THEATER bs ‘Telephone, Main 120% 4 , 0 Continuou! Perform Day and Night—2 p. m te 7 Chifaren free afternoon a ings. A respectable place spectable people New attractions @v0e «| pen day and night