The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 2, 1902, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR | or 1 BVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY | , TRLEP HON RS | Rusiness Dept, Mate 1060 Eelitorial Dept , Matn 1198 > | 2 ‘ ‘ TH ANGRY | LITTLE 119-TON SCHOONER BATTLES 40 DAYS WI OFFICES Oe \ 2EN. 61G Geattio1107 ‘Third avenne - Boat Smashed to Bits! ‘A Little Outeust” | SEAB—MISTAKEN FOR LONG OVERDUE SCHOONER GEN. 6 New Tork29 Tenpie Court Muliding. «Be ho . At the ‘Third theater thin! LIN ON REACHING THE GOUND—BRINGS NO NEWS Chicawe3 8 U. &. Exproas Mullding ray ‘ i “H that also, - in Lake Storm ek A Ltt {the ball | og Spe in the) at Boda We id that aing cont por conte week oF UWeRtP-Gve conte per month, deltve mot h Meet 7 hs was thin nye later tried ry | Chartes D, Merman and the Warde We , ly ¥ d, The foremall we Kntered at (he postoiios at Reattin Washington as second claes matter as 1 MARIN, 1 o at the} aaa it j ' lik » much paper ee “ "fiharten Wehara \ st ni@ht. Tonight rene nie inthe} '"W 1 edge island agar THE PUBLIC IN THE DISPUTE aves Jtbat ¢ ner General Sigiin | ane a halt mile for ad Britioh-Amerioan Concert ¢ Jentity of the Volante | on th ore 1 tenly at 1 t elgg et 8 Americar Wis fe will be vem at tly a however, brought no | harbor, and when we arrived there mh ‘ " . i ' va ol “po een, Oe | 1 ' uf the figtin, nor ot | Oetober $1, the Volunte, vas 40, fad A t mer 1 ' Highin Hvinced that born | repairs : dea “wake A te the A % | vennel Deen lot In the territie| | "Fudeing from what the | th hat beth ted, they then narew thew * now ¢ whieh have Fayed over Alas~| weit thr ih Mie fet , | from it, with t ¥ ana y ‘ 1 up a} nf | Bigiin and leas for the Da eH a the #ix men aboard 7 Bans Py ¥- ypcon ‘ t in ecctet arly every man van and ehtid | ene Sih come ware lout Unless the latter has ted yp 'e familiar with bie charming table) the te turnuity as | sheltered cave on th haps pPeared from their atanctpoint to be ly their priv of the Catskill mountaine and th i her in|? Bellove abe Mt peartie thr “ do this, The disput het Ait may soem that the sett! we of Falling Water, situated on le have arrrived at Bow he Gispute ts theirs and It may #0 banks of the «rand old Eudaun, ae. ment le theirs ate river, long ago when the Dutch held | title to tho . tial they forget that there ia a thin’ party to the coal strike and ite alone the mare ferson'e porte Captain aettioment—the pu that pays all the cost and suffers all the actual |" by the breakers, ge lucky “Rip.” t simply detight voyages left Nome Octo , " He made © success when here ® yearjin a gale that nearly dr injury and discomfort MARINE NEWS co and is sure of » hearty weloomelashore and caused the Ohio and Tt i the pubite that has deen outraged bw the rioting disorder ond bia tte. eee eS a Lather ta vewsels to seek shel Gerangement of all business, that furnished the militia to maintain the Japanese oer Tosa Maru sailed b e ” to the Phillppites and the Orient thts Property rights of the operators and that supplied the funds to keep the | morning with a large list of Chiness Miners from starving and Japanese passengers and €000 tons Of American products valued at tt that to thin day is bearing the burden of high priced | g525, 000 | con ¢ that strike, thotigh the miners have resumed their | Bark Charmer, in tow of tug Rteh. Blok operators have resumed their profite | the public that suffered most and that stil! suffers through | that etrike, Which Ras a qnest vital interest im its setttement r men whe engage in @ fight on the street may be satd to havea | a thelr own, But the pudlic also has « pert In it, repre | Pooted by the policeman and the court. The two disturbers cannot with- | iraw from the police court to settle their own differences under the as- | Sun that It te nobody's business bat their own. ‘The hightst inter. } te en ts that of the oetraged public. : ue ce fairly typiMles the right and Interest that the public hes UNCOLORED JAPAN Tea jonas he coal strike settioment. Though this interest has not been oe Regular te-cent value, © wrved by law, it nevertheless exists etal, per pound We © existence and price was conceded by both oF they asked for and aceepted an arbitration Laie Their appeal to the president af the people was, upon both sides, ted to be made in behalf of the interests of the people as wetl ae of themaelves. deed the interest that wae then placed first and uppermost by both twer and Mitchell wae the interest of the pubti Only the publit right which they then conce @rbitration commission that was graated them Their own proposition was accepted in full faith Even in nd by their ston, by thelr agreement and their honer to recognise that right to the end. No law is needed to maintaina tight that has been mutually ad- orators and miners Sod is represented in the wh cone the absence of law they are me trvoked It & @ good old maxim, made excred &nce that “where equity once gaindgurisdt fiction ™ and the absence of it are all the same when equity has been through world-wide it has aceept- juria- always the right of the public to bea parse to thie dispute and gettie- fhent fe not, at this late day to be lightly st aside. ‘ its right to teke part in the settlement and to see that ft provides for permanent peace and permits of no interruption of business or ex- fortion upon coal consumers must be asserted and recognised unth the Very last article of the agreement ts settied If there ts anything tm this dispute whieh the operators or miners Aesive to shield fram publicity, that is precisely what the public wants to beow t Das already paid too dearly for seéret agreements, @wn interest Was counted out ee in whieh ite “he fire authorities of New York, Chicago and Cleveland have begun om the parlor match, the chief complaint being that a large pro- <2 of fies "re due fo matehes carelessly thrown aside white yet They might get be results through « fool-killer. So long wilt evretesaly thr side lighted matches there ts no safe- ept one that will netther light itself nor burn if lighted, | “Tonvral” Coxey, whe ted the hungry, ragged army of hoboes to nxton, Gnly a few years ago, ie ngw raising « hullabeloo over the of his diamend stud. Thus has the mighty fallent We tert way be recovered. Mat his glury ie gone forever -_—_ His diamond ‘The manager of the Federal express ferry determined not to risk & beat dy a fegy the other dey, beenuse the president's son waa on hoard This reasonabic precaution might be highly commended were if extended to ali human Iives, Sovtatiem is growing in Penasytvania more rapidiy than protection. Pailure to enforce the laws and maintain the rights of the people al- ways breeds Socialism. Denounce turkey raffies as we will, we most admit that they give the ‘men! conmumer a chance and about the only chance that is left him, The Grindstone Trust.has been formed. Is the public's nose to be ‘Rela to the grindstone or has somebody got an ax to grind? ‘That 10 per cent. Increase in wages helps a bit in the effurt to catch up With the 25 per come Increase in the cost of living. Hetty Green, In seeking to foreciose on a Chicago church, takes « pe- ‘cullar method of laying up treasures in heaven. ‘The 8. B.C. hunt. A. bas no ground for complaint against Roosevelt's bear FURN SIMPLE KITCHEN nF Note the solid The wod ja best gray elm, the front p: sak, highly polished: cuulp yported wire mattrens— iding Red. nites. AMONG T (uarternawed ped with «i Enlargement Sale Price $19.00 STEEL Golld Onk Roll Top Desk, made polished throughout. drawer tocks, roomy drawers. Desk is 9 inoheb bes long— A high-grade Chiffonter, rich- ly Gonigned and beautifuliy polished. Bevel French pinte mirror is 16x20 inches, Note the pattern of the up- per drawer, whose some- whet deflective lines produce a very unique and attractive appearance, Top measui 20x82 inches. Wood ts tersawed onk, highly pol- ished, Regular price $90.00— Enlargement Sale Price $27.00 i N GleH rURNII PRICES ARE DOWN BECAUSE OF THE ENLARGEMENT SALE, EVERY KIND OF FURNITURE, FROM A ORATE SIDEBOARD, 18 CHEAPER NOW. VERY SPECIAL PRICING HE RANGES REDUCED First-class dust-proot ‘ull complement ae ~«§ holes; Setereciniat | Sale Price $34.00 OLMES NONE-SUCH TABLE SYRYP ty gain can Regular price 80, spectal price ae Jacket containing 4 gallone— Regular price $2.35, special price, each $1.78 DO NOT cor To Te — veer: ace ast Cc. & L. PLUG CUT TOBACCO —Reduced trom Se to 37e per pound. LigBiG’s BEEF, WINE Per b WHITE PINE & RED SPRUCE GAL SAM—Fer Cowmhs and Colde— Per bottle NEW WALNUTO— Per pound 3 pounds bes tod FRAME weimenes— ‘ 1.27 1nRON @& Me AL 110 fest gusher, ot barrel. No asphalt in it. FEATHER DUSTERS— Doltar kind reduced to “OUR ee. FLOUR— Per sack Per barret CANNES ) TOMATORS— Per = LARGE LOOSE RAISINS— Per pound DEO RA ss Ver package We and 120 NEW YORK FULL CREAM CHEESE— TO. LIPPY., retary: JOM ALASKA ‘The off business if the Fn founded on $4,000, and now Per pound 200 GOOD WASHING manne nh 2 Rac! LIQUOR DEPT Coal OF Jonnny lor of Che ovonto PORT wine— WOE GM cs cdcccccagtete $1.50 JAMAICA RUM— Per al - 03.50 and 11.50 SVENSK PUNCH— Per gal $3.50 No. 104 WHIGKEY—Aged in wood. veft and meiiow— Full quart bottle ... CLARK Bot. Vga ar and We sigs and Washington Sta ITURE CHAIR TO AN ELAB- Welah Parlor Cabinet the very best quartei ished. The mirror te an extra larg inch) Frenen plate; swell front. Best tional spring Enlargement Sale Price $42.00 Folding Bed, h HEATERS Of melected stock, hand finished an& curtain, sutomatia wo rows of i ts ! 30 inchen deep ALASKA PETROLEUM & We have 8,000 acres Ol! Land on Controller's Bay, | Adjoining property Alaske Development Co. 305 feet deep, 80 per cent. of this oil is naptha, gasoline and ecal 4 pownds of paratfine wex can be made from one reat Six hundred gona tn are invested by J. M. GdMfey Made ne took 96,000,000 worth of off trom a single farm of 110 acres, Matthew veland invested $400 and in two weeks made $20,000 © J Halley, Parkersburg, W. Va. reat vested 3306, and in a month drew ouf $7,500, and still held his fn Reem 730 New York Block SEATTLE SPEND TEN CENTS — Capitalized ter $5,000,000 COAL COMPANY Treasury Stock $3,000,000 Ask Dubbs, the chemist, of Seattic, about it. Water transportation--no railroad Twe we of men now at work. Director Mahoney going North on December 5, to take charge. Machinery has been purchased and neat door us is ready to ship Ol on eur property in many places flows from | eprings and forms pevis. We Have Money, But Need More 100,000 Shares at 10c a Share ident) CLARK DAVIS, View President ait Mon rf i SehnAM, Treseuners te Xe sofve als MENRY FR. HARRIMAN, Seo gineer; JUDGE O. E. SAUTER, ey, song PETROLEUM & COAL CO. th producing business In the world. The Standard On was ortunes agEremating $4,000,000,000. Such a ffords material ated by A ravgie made him a millionaire. A few thow aly himectf a rmfilionaire, but numerous fortunes to . DAVIS & COMPANY Telephone, Main 1279 at tate SECOND VN SECOND AVE. | AVE. A Sale That Is Thoroughly Appreciated Women’s and Children’s Ready-to-Wear Apparel At 40 Per Cent Less Than Regular Prices Mansfacturers’ Samples and Surplus Stock hoowe from this great enle y no two alike Ireq different garments mde in the Moate Carlo effects: we can vurély a AND SAVE YOU NEARLY HALF. Prices from A to M476. Misses and Children’s | Coats orrect styles and ma- Women’s Tailored Ssits All the ¢ tertals from $2.25311.90 | $5 Upwards Rainy Day Skirts Maude of materials expecially adapted for rough wear An mmense variety “ $1.60 to $8.90 , Serviceable Petticoats We will place on sale tomorrow about ten dosen Satine Pettt cdats, at prices that will amuse you. All the best of t} styles are included fn thie lot. They © pre from 65 $8.0 and you will Ond them WITH THE s ALB GOODS IN THR STORK ROOM, ADJOINING OURS. Note—25 New Norfolk Suits Jost Reseves Book (ase and Writing Desk Book Cam aw Case compart ment ned with « ines di carving in a dead finish and i# mounte plate mirror, 10x12, our price is ... ne 4 from sotd gnats adjustable corated with Aiuble French $12.25 Purchases Will Be Held For Christmas Delivery. Fredericks Nelson COMPLETE HOUGEFPURNISHERS Second Av., Madison and Spring Sts. 4 with PAINLESS DENTISTS ‘Te for fine ‘By A 12-year Written Guar- be? mon antee With All Work. th 't approved laboratory and Sl mont’ fot tin proctice ot Polnies Destaity ie the Peake Reni tee with all work, eupervision of — Ors. oft Doe Bee and fete Bacal 8 o.m, Sundays, 9a. m. till lpm. BOSTON DENTAL PARLORS 422 SECOND AVE OPP ROW MARCHE LOT t Ta onan price $3.00, now 1OT 4-200 pairs Shoes, all styles a pairs High Cal Out Side Counters, regu lar price $5.00, om sale at LOT 6~90 pairs of Men's High Cut Waterproof Bik double sole, all sizes, Price $5.00, on anie... LOT 6-14 pairs of Men's Waterproof Asbestos ned Moone Stock Shoes, sewed. double solem, price $7.00, on sale at... Dental Parlors Lea. equipped dental Coast. We bave all the lendance, | Office 717 Second Ave. Silver F time Our ® B06 Eran r From $2 a. m. to ® vo 12 Ricoms 11, 12,13, 14 Hinckley Bieok Take Elevator HAT? THE BEST VALUES Are Always found at Our Storm DO YoU WEAR A SEATIL: siAT FACTORY 1111 SECOND AVENUE Hats Cleaned, Blocked, Dyed and Retrimmed att PAINLESS DENTISTRY | Sota : ned fo ? “AINI * ss gE x" nt ait for the greatest tn th NO STUDENTS “9 stay in. = otay in. wotion Adhesive - A very lerge Chiffonier, dow bio eweill front, built all uch of duartersawed ok, 'T piece is of upunual inches) and has a tirge amount of drawer Ly » The French mirror is lafee af those found in 4 ordinary drewner 20x24 Top ts 20u84 inches. lar price $26.00~ Enlargement Sale Price $20.00 URE Co 1242-4214 Second Avenue and University Streets > QUEEN ANNE FLOUR HAMMOND MILLING CO., Sea + en and rien ngs atract - and replaced wit day. Ten-year written guarantend, No Tn buyin wave maney ehoice Pert, Remit Free, without pain mew ones the same Lady attendant always pree- en-year written guarantes, Fe ridge work, Be sure te © 4 ou Parlore—1, 9 out sel m us you are guaran’ ‘or the Bare , Mu seatel, ‘andel, from noted moky In Bourbon aa ia We buy for cash and eh elve you th BRUNN R& CO.