The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 22, 1902, Page 2

_ Bustness Dept, Matn 1050, C ®. Hazard Wells, Retitor, = Poattlo—1107 ‘Third avenue New York Temple C Chicago—S17-318 U, Entered at a omce SEATTLE STAR BY STAR puDLisHD 20, EVBRY AFTRRNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY, TELEPHONE Editorial Dept |, Matn 113% B®. F. Chase, Business Manager. OFFICES Court Building, xpress Building. One cont Per COBF) Six cents per week oF Cwenty-Bve cents par month, delivered or carters, Pree copia, At Geattig Wasningtpn. as second class matter From Southern Indiana foal property walked out because they treated. This ts probably: t urated in behalf of that hy polled to arsooiate with mules is usually @ifferent brand. Instead of Qlly strikes the mule with Tn this Instance It appears that the Stirred because the mules fecess, The foreman felt th: upon the beasts to compel thejr stomachs all through heavy coal cars. According Pails the long-eared quadru: man's inhumanity to mules. ‘The miners would not « written agreement was given that the mules should be funch at the proper time, ‘The fight autekly w Aonger stand around and fi! Gay refreshments; no longer do the subterranean t With their plaintive hee-naws, inspired by the unsatis' their internal commissary departments. game time with their human “PTO RTTEEPESL A aay Lt & A TRULY SYMPATHETIC STRIKE comes the story that the miners tn a certain felt that the mules were ill- he first sympathetic strike on record tnaug~ Drid species, The average man stirred with emotions of « striking against the mule-owner he gener a large elm club, sympathies of the men were ere exempt from refreshmenta at the noon it would be imposing too great a burden them to carry a load of grain and water in the long afternoon in addition to dragging ly while the miners emptied their full dinner pede stood by and reflected deeply upon tand for It, and abandoned their jobs until a provided with i 1 the mules no t wind for mid- rberate manda of The mules lunch freely at the friends, and the delectable charm of thelr ran; the trou’ thelr stomachs with the e ie te over, an ompanionship adds to the joy which the men feel as the promoters of @ benefit unselfishly conferred. THANKSGIVING WEEK AT LOCAL THEATERS untque method of lying that he uses the funniest |to get out of all creates many mirth Miss COMA —‘RKEEK A Seattle Girl Who Made Her Debut as an Actress at the Grand THE SEATTLE STAR { ferce Two carle away from the of the footlights, he swept possible scenes and situations ast out the ugly at properties J evolved @ new order of things. he Chairs, Couches and Setters, latest novelties tr Ladies’ Desks and Musi and Thursday evenings and matinee on Thanksgiving day “Alphonse and Gaston” “Alphonse and Gaston,” the much earicatured and polite | Frenchmen who have made two continents laugh for the past year with their clever antics and funny witticiems, come to the Grand for three performances commencing Friday night. the | store. Mason and Mason Those who attend the performance jontght at the Third are réquested fo be # o'clock am the rise promptly at that Nothing better in the meto- been seen at the per set Chilar Children BC Piates, ra A BC Mugs. orted Mush Bowis..... Glass Drinking Goblets... Gem Nutmeg Grater Fiber Wash Basin hour. dramatic line has -town house this season Rudolph and Adolph” commences ‘at the Third Avenue theater tome row night for a Week's engagement ‘This attraction waa seen here about a year ago, It gave general satie- faction. In fact there have been more inquiries regarding a return date than probably any other at- traction that haw ever appeared In Seattle, Dan and Charles Mason still enact the leading roles of “Ru- dolph and Adolph.” ‘They are with- out doubt two of the best German comedians now appearing before the public. Thix year Managers Broad- horst Currie have surrounded them with « large and expensive company including chorus of bean- tiful young Indies. Thin reason the |enow ix stronger than formerly and wil doubtles turn many people away at every performance. special Thanksgiving matinee be given next Thursday. Seattle Theater of Mr. Cha: Extension Rods, regular price Stamped Pillow Tops. regular COMPLE will ‘The second weel of Christmas goods just in from with all the newest creations in Fancy Chairs, Rockers, Library Cabinets. Blue Enamel Steel Kettles, ¢-quart and ¢-quart side 3 Drapery Dep’t ® Mercerized Pillow Cord, regular price Ibe; special... Frederick: Nelson HOUSEFURNIGHERS Second Av., Madison and Spring St the In addition there are nox Footstoots, Jardintere Manda, Fancy Tables, ary Chatra the In the Lib Hearts of Oak", presented « Hy selected east of tele very latest effects have been obtained in thered and fumea players, equipped with a ma, oak, With these Chairs come those loose leather cushions cent display of scenic effects, w which are rapiily gaining favor wherever introduced. If you and next Wednesday ppr are planning for your Christmas shopping, some very appro- priate suggestions might be obtained by @ personal visit to our Saturday Night Specials SECURED BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 7 AND 9 P. M. Crockery Dep’t. | - Children’s Toy Tea Sets, decorated, assorted colors, 4 Ie: apeciat @e:' mpectal Kast it the ‘ TING AND POWER RATES REDUCED just completed our new and finely appointed Post street elec- power station, equipped with the latest and most econom- AMUSEMENTS n ‘ pplau Liew Ca i ® oounin 6am: high mass, 10:30 a m £ d \ ce rr rodernined 186 «+ 7:36 Dan Mattory Street Me 10. church at HEATER Seomhaett Gb a former pupl a gan De aly of Ly and relat Sie x. |# BM, Thankegiving day 3. < i me ” matic schoo! in thie city and th {a poor French peasant mets |W. co AAC 4 fm. @ Thanks. | - —~ | x ; reflects credit OM} who fell n love with the aristocrat Seater? none thang e, conducted wy Kev. I pag at inatfte daughter of his roa the pretty 4 Pass will be he T —e wo { 5 er gle and eaten Seta naling any ov are OMOFFOW HAY succccome Nights heat aneaenent Hello Wil’ wi * * nt ut. J 1 t rd " , Friday, * jan sermon, “The Transforma- h D s t M S : ye given for the test time tonight mea ® nol and to save the day nights and Saturda fe be eiven for the last ‘Ue tone qoines a colonel and to tev’ the | day’ nights and, Saturday | Paid waite blir ke. ari ainty ay argent ’ ‘Other People's Mone: the guillotine he rries her. — Por | witt by od with Mr. Herman |At 11 a. m. “The Bieventh Hour “ At the Grand Sunday, for en-|three me h ships her while | aa F 7:30 p. my Right Rev. P. 'T. Rowe, Scien eiinianitalbiliats ie . agement of th: nights, will be Bishop of Alaska, will probably ———$———. , resénted the comedy “Other Peo: preach, fon David The most su- pies Money.” A atrong claim in First Unitarian-—Rev, W. D. 8I- perbly gowned &6 p made for ity originality and the op- |monds. At 11 a m. “Thankagiving me 4 wornan on ening of @ new field in the line of |and the Progress of LAberty in Amer- heossphisal. | fot shire — American 1 dramtic composition. — ‘The com: tea,” the Cause of Desir presenting ; a high class, and in all cit First Christian—At 11 a. m, the fay Wardell I e it he pulpit will be oceupled by I &. Wal- 1°" oon City Theosophical Society hes t with great |den; 7:30 p. m,, by Prof. M. M. Mons. |.’ t, Bloneet block at § p. iM. A considering how Reese MrIttiittttit ¥ Roman Catholic Meeting. ; ‘A. Schwager! will speak. . ment the stage Church of Our Lady of Good Help - - 4 whimasteal farce an First Presbyterian-—Rey, M. A/| Trinity MD B.—Rev. F.C, Lee Rev, F. X. Prefontaine, pa: i i r Matthews. At lla m., "The Judg-|11 a. m, "John Before Jom 0} Tow mass, § a. m.; high mass, 10:3 | ’ and sensational ord the comedy |ment Made Plain;" 7:30 p.m, “In| pom, “Five Kings; prelude, v vot “Other “People's Money” |Htappiness a Dixposition or a Condl-| "rhankaglying” : t in bold rell |tton Battery, Btreet ter FF « The company fe headed by th na Preabyterian~Rev. W. A. Drake. At il @ Mm. “childhood,” | , Sarras Bimare comedy oat aa ; harming comedienne Dainty May | Major tila. m, “Types of Grat-| 7:20 p. pec on, and § p. m.; children’s mann, 9:15 written, Fey Sar 40 p.m. special Trankagtv-| — Wirst . velle dm; high mans and sermon, 9:16 on Mon 1 a. ental Cul lam. Bunday school after ebtidren’s | Theater, N. wank a Presbyterian f 5 riaas; Veapera, wermons and benedie- | eee 2, America At lia me motiat " 7:20 p. ™ ree 7:30 pm fonary for Oregon, will ‘on Gt 1:72 Pm culate C won ‘. extended, and one if you wire any Wines or SHE'S GOT 'EM ALL GUESSING. " ad ne is “Ot ¥ jquors for HANKS: which was subse iNG, ‘remember we vhich was submitted ee roby ton arith te see her, then you will understand why 60 many wig Mad nace ae t and best obtain- —New York Press, city ” PRICES—$1.00, 750, 600, 250. Curtain at 8:4, “Hearts of Oak” Th NT ee eT ee ne A & PEKOE TEA When James A. Herne wrote his| OTN GS cont vals autiful play of “Hearte of Oak price, per pound A 1 it 'was sald. by many that he wos pecicious CREAMERY i ahea the times. In the face pk AED : 3 , 2-pound brick . 3-pound jar . 6-pound Jar 10-pound tub... ..0+6+ PURE CREAM TARTAR BAKING POWDER— Per ty 22, 40 and &5e FRENCH MIXED CANDY— Per POUNG. ses ececcere+ 1900 $1.25 #) . Wednesday and Thursday, Nov. our 26-CENT FRESH ROASTED COFFEE is equal Special Thankegiving (Thugsday) Matines, 60c—Any Seat in the House—S0e JAMES A. HERNE’S GREAT PLAY - Be 950 $505 Removal Bargains During Thanksgiv- per pound. W SEEDED RAISINS— i SEO... ioe and tie BRANDY FOR MINCE MEAT & —Perspint -.--+ ‘50c Per quart . NEW CURRANTS— Fer pound. -..--.1d0 and to NEW MIXED NUTS— Per pound ...., FRESH HOME SMOKED HAMS— Per pound siege 96 4s 031 GROUND SWEETENED CHOCOLATE—in Tins— 1 pound F 3 pounds |22.. 2 850 FANCY SHREDDED COCOA- NUT. Per pound o.++s+- 200 LEMON, CITRON OR ORANGE PEEL— Per pound ..... . GOOD ALARM CLOCKs— Each * 706 INTERMITTENT ALARM CLOCKS—Ring on and off for fifteen minutes and make t to stop it— Bel tears tenes sndcs SMD THE BEST OF THEM ALL Strong and Rugged as the Rock-Bound Coast of New ce panion Play to “Shore Acres.” Pure 00 oo Omg pacha Presented by an EXCELLENT COMPANY . with MAGNIFICNET NEW SCENERY and STARTLING ELECTRICAL Direction of Mrs. James A. Herne, PRICES—$1.00, 780, 80c, 250. Seats on Sale Monday, 0 a m A BARGAIN HERE IS ALWAYS A BARGAIN Es LIQUOR DEPT REAM RYE WHISKEY— oie bottle Mar WALKER : q CLUB WHISKEY— | Per bottle OF SALE OF COUNTY Lots Ii to 21 inc., and 32 block 7 of the King ‘County Addition, | “ it appeoring. to the board that on | BURKE'S IRISH WHISKEY— the 2nd day of October, 1 ‘applt. | Per botth ose $1.25 cation was made to the Board of| hice County Commissioners of King! ones ave Ltoeemseah Ts ounty for the purchase of lots 111M ay, 104 WitisiceY—Aged in of K i wood, soft and tellow— Se es ee Full quart bottle .....-.61.00 perty to % inc. Next Friday and Saturday, ber 28 and 29 SATURDAY MATINEE by order and ad: quired by law, November 5th, 1902, Cooper @ Levy Bet. Yesier and Washington Ste Telephone, Main tho, fully it to the beat interest of the of King that said property be soid It in therefore ordered that the Sherift of King County be directed sperty at the front oor of the King County Court House at not less than the appraisal thereot be made ber, 1902, rf of 2 o'clock p.m, and that due re sale be made to tht The Cow ‘Treasurer is hereby | directed to appear at # | Jam ve all money: ing to the succeratul bidder at A Snap $980—T-room house, 4 rooms finished; | $20 down. W. H. THOMPSON & CO. ea 4821. 1408 Second ave, of electrical apparatus, we desire to announce that in accord- established policy of sharing with our patrons the benefits in the preduction of electric current which we are patronage ind the consequent increased to the same, and we only regret that by reason ages paid and the many expenses incident to the extension of an electric plant to keep pace with the Progress of the city, we have not been able to reduce our soale of prices at an earlier date. The new lighting rate is on the same principle as the rate in force at which was put into effect at the time of our LAST REDUC- TION, Feb. 1st., 1901. The Present Lighting Rate Is as Follows: 2c per kilowatt hour for the first 30 hours per month use ef the lights, 8¢ per kilowatt hour for the next 120 hours per month use, and 4c for ali excess consumption, subject to a discount of 10 per cent. for prompt payment. The New Lighting Rate Is as Follows: 200 per kilowatt hour for the first 20 hours per month use of the lights, and 60 for all additional consumption; also subject to a discount ‘of 10 per cent. for prompt payment. This new rate will effect a reduction varying in amount according to the length of time the lights are used, and will be a little over 23 por cont, & the customers using their lights on the average five hours per day. The New Power Rate based on the same principle as the lighting rate; that is, tte price per kilowatt hour depends upon the number of hours that the power is used, On this basis of charge the small power user receives for the same hours’ use, much the same rates as the large user. The New Power Rate Is as Follows: 100 per kilowatt Rour for the first 60 hours maximum, and 3e for all additional consumption, ing schedule of discounts for prompt payment: Monthly Bills up to $ 50, Monthly Bills up to $100, Monthiy Bilis up to $ 150, Monthly Bilis up te $200, Monthly Bills up to $300, Monthly Bills up to $500, Intermediate Discounts Are Det month use of the ubject to the follow- 10 Per Ct. 20 Per Ct. 25 Per Ct. 30 Per Ct. 35 Per Ct. 40 Per Ct. rmined by Interpolation. Any of our customers whose contracts for light or power at the old rates have not already expired, are offered the advantage of the new rates if they will apply at the office of the company, 907 Firat avenuo, and re- ontracts at the revised scale We desire to express our thanks to our patrons and the public in general for their hitherto liberal patronage, and to assure them that we propose to give them the best service possible, and at the lowest rates the prompt adoption of all the best and up-to-date appliances and moth- ods which the electric business presents will permit. new their o The Seattle Electric Company 907 First Avenue BIB IR IE ARIE IEE IE EAI RIO IEEE III said sale & deed for sald lots setting forth all the proceedings had there under, said deed to be attested by the County Auditor under hin offi- celal eeal ed this Sth day of Nov. 1902 BOARD OF COUNTY COM- A MEDLEY OF WIT, BEAUTY AND SONG -CALMER 1390 2nd ave. Your money back for the Gelis Ladies’ Suits, Waiste, Skirt *. a Bewildering in Scenic Effect and Costumed Splendor—A ganization of : 30---PEOPLE--30 PRICES—$1.00, 75c, 600, 25c. Seate on sale Wednesday, Coming soon: “Fiddle-Dee-Dee.” aaking. Separate nv Lamping, Clerk of the Board. _ AMUSEMENTS THIRD AVENUE THEATER W. M. RUSSELL, Man. Prices—20c, 300, 406 50c. A High Class Family endont, 57. Resort. WEEK COMMENCING TOMORROW (Sunday) NIGHT Special Holiday Matinee Thursday (Thanksgiving Day). Regular Matinee Saturday. BROADHURST & CURRIE Present. SECOND WEEK———— Charles D. Herman ~-AND-- The Warde Company Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Nights, and ‘Thanksgiving Matinee ‘ (“GASTON CADOL”) Thursday, Friday and Saturday Nights and Saturday Matine® Shakespeare's A CHORUS OF PRETTY GIRLS waLHONWT OY oISniM Bettor Than Even, Biggor, Brighte fieary Hensel “Soxcc""* tenemos Lost River | | 2 Hinckley Block, Third Floor, it