The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 6, 1903, Page 2

f ; ; THE SEATTLE STAR - BY STAR PUBLINHING OO. aenre RY AFPTRRNOON EXCEPT BUNDAY, t TRLEPHONDR: Degpee Dept., Matn 1080, Baitortal Dept Ps eee Wells, Reior. 6 ” orFicns 7 and 1309 Teh Ave, York--230 Temple Court Buliding. Siig Bn ue U. Wapress Building. et Se oe : a a ‘One cent per Coby! SIX Cente per Week, oF (Wenty-five cents per month, delivered han « Main 118% ¥, Chase, Business Manager, BY mail or ing tholy Addrems will please notify thie office al id ae well am thelr new addrems. : es recond-otane wat ibere GOOD GOODS AND GOOD WAG ‘An Rastern man, who has hever been on terms of familiarity with Qny reat Amount of Money, has visited the faahionable stores whe | Wealth assembles, witnessed both buying and paying, and declares Chat the country i# going to the dogs; that the people are apendthritts, and that home life in New York is om such @ scale of magnificence that ruin must come some duy A fur coat was sotd for $4,000. A man paid $600 for a basket of roses. A set of undergarments for a woman $2,600, and a baby's bib was marked $00. Those are scattered aamples, ‘The commplote lat of costly things to eat, wear and admire is almost endiess, It t possible to stand in more than one American store and spend @ militon dollars for things that are on the shelves and in the cases awaiting purchasers, Where te the harm or danger? The people who sigh for the good old were eagerly purchased for Gaye of simplicity do not know what they are talking about, Few of tham are sincera i ‘There are spendthrifte. Thousands of people buy things more © pensive than thetr means warrant. They did the same he rag-oar- pet and log-cadin days, Tt i# natural to enjoy tuxury, It is the common lot to enjoy comfort Becnuse all of us can not have eflh, shall all us wear cotton? ‘The rich goods in the stores are a sign of prosperity, They are there In Mereasing amount, because more and ure people can afford to buy them. ' ‘There te hardly & man, ho matter how humble hie position, who RAILROAD FRANCHISE ORDINANCES PASSED ALL THEY ASKED FOR, AND IT M THEIR PROMISES posed new terminal tracks and CORPORATIONS ARE GRANTED 18 UP TO THEM TO REDEE Line franchises and vacations of demanded of the olty by Miu the Northern He streets James J te now up Higwing dirt n James, “Now that has granted all the railroads,” continued Mr is tame they begin to fulfill their oft rebeated promises to dig (he tunnel build @ depot and construct ample torminal yards. Biiiott Avenue was vaoated without A protest on the foot of the council! The proposed the Hlanchard # street with parte of streets are now toall the Great Northeer Railway Cor pany The franchise granted last night cover the whole tunnel, terminal and depot soheme, The Great thern le granted @ franchise to dig 4 tun under the ony beginning at the intersection of jott avenue and Virginia stewet and ending in the block bounded by Washington and Main #treete and Third and Fourth Venues south. the franchise pre sion ta made for the erection of « pro f ite prewent win roation i wtreet to Doar vides for the rem ke fr A ore from t t the aK born atreet in thie connection an ordinance vas passed last night vacating Dear born street f First avenue south to the harbor line In favor get Hound New of th the Railway aireet ailroad Company vacated in ite favor mpany in to dedicate the olty ‘ just to the north of et The North ifle The Northern franonine ite proposed It also provides for the re. dodteation to the city by the ralirend company of a strip 18 to 20 feet wide extending out Hwing street f the nt canal through Fremont the ohtecn ry with tp true’ The franchine vecation ofp hances passed last night will be phe- sented to the mayor for bis signatyre today. ‘The recipients of the fran ohise then have #0 days in whiok to file thelr acceptance and the bond quarantecing the fulfillment of fhe erm of the franchises Tide Land Grades | Aepot in. the southern part of the] aie with the tunnel and tare city, and it also covers the Great minal ordinances was an ordinagde Northern (racks if the proposed ter-| fixing the grades on the tide flats minal yards extending South of the olty on the tide Mots. Columbia & Puget Sound would be satisfied with the luxuries that were the privilege of hie an- The jombia & Puget Seand cestors a century ego. ‘ franohiae covers that company's pro ee Another thing: ‘ bd Good goods mean good wages. ™ You may see & priceless diamond im @ store window, or a $2,000 lage dress, or cufiningty wrought gold ornaments, worth « king's ransom. ‘Those things were not formed tn « sweatshop. They are the product of skilled labor, of artixts in their vartous lines. They are expensive, because only those ho are quick with their braing and fingers can do the work that makes up a large portion of the cost of every article, Don't rage the people who are.spending their money. They are only passing it on. It ien't idle, It reaches the plain people, It turns over and over. i ‘The rich who spend their money are, unconsciously perhaps, public benefactors, and the more costiy things they buy the greater the pros perity among the high order of skille@ tollers. _— a wom 'S DIVORCE 1 Mra. Elizabeth Bacon Wailing, “advanced,” fore a fashionable women’s club in New York and pleaded for divores She is of the opinion that marriage should end when love dies, and that the getting rid of objectionable wives or husbands should be made easy instead of diMcult. Her talk was very frank, and contained some logic. She waid that love can never be regulated by law or controlled by human will The man who truly loves a woman would continue to love her if all the laws pertaining to marriage were sept away. And the woman who enthron- ed & Man in her heart would ling and care ond worship as sincerely it the only tie that bound her to the man was love All very true. But the neceasity of law arises from infractions of law, and law ts supposed to be only another naane for liberty Penitentiartes are built for criminals, not for honest peopte. ‘The statute that provide for Mining or imprisoning drunkards was the logical reault of drunkenness, and the divorce laws, patchwork though they are, were inaplred by the acts of those who made marriage & mockery. Bitaabeth Bacon Walling pieade for complete Hberty ‘The world isn’t ready for It yet. It peeda to be restrained. A few can Hive the life beautiful—the many are still human and full of the im- pulses of wrong--the errors of natural weaknema, ‘The marriage and divoree laws are the logical products of the progress of humanity. No one mind formed them, As civilleatian pro- greaxed, the desire of the more mo part of the world to protect the homes and the children, grew. Abuses suggested laws, Nobody wanted to make marriage « burden or married tife @ bell, But the ides is, and always has been, t© make the union of & man and a woman more than & jent-—something to be entered into after thought, with the knowlndge that § was for life; a responsibility well as a joy. Some men and some women who wére married were not Mt for tt. Love was Killed. It was better for society and fow them that there should be legal separation Ad so divorce laws came into being. ‘The theory of marriage and divgrce saws deals with the good of soclety, not for the pleseure of individuals, These laws may be crude; they are better than they were. When humanity le ready for more of trust and less of law, it will come, in the line of progress. it you please, arose be- tree night. A comedy acrobatic team has been added to the company and A MATTER it proved Inst night to be the star spectaity A Japanese Criticiom om the Busi- ness Sagacity of Mr. Jim Hill The Jananese are impressed with the keen business instinet and tong headed policy of James J. Hill, but they cannet understand how he can run successfully hie new 90,000-ton freighters, the fret of which wilt be launched at New London this month. Commenting in this problem, the Japan Hall, & representative Japan- ese newspaper recetved on the lyo Maru, way “The ‘poten of interest ls the pas bility of working such Immense ves atts profite: Very Whely they wnt get the main share of the passenger traffic, but how they are to All up with cargo is a mystery. So far as Japan is & special organ- faation for collecting cargo would be essential, unless it is in com! thon to keep the steame far weeks, perhaps months, to send them from port to port seek. ing. Were there « pounthility of at, gathering 20,000 oF 20,000 tonn of car- 9 at one place by & certain date, Mr. Hill's venture would look more promising. But who ts to undertake such work and earry It out suceess- tally. The Nippon Yusen Kaisha alone have the necessary organiga- tion, and they certainly will not emp- Ploy thelr machinery to assist « company which will be competin: with them on the Pactftc. Besides, how many ports are there in the Far Bast capable of receiving such ves- and where can they be docked im the event of an sceident Mr. Hii is an eminently longheaded man. It is scarcely concelvable that sid not have taken all these neideration. But, if so, served silence my The Dill this week includes several excellent numbers WILL LEAVE THE BEAR Captain Francis Tuttle, tor sev®n years commander of the revenue cut- tor Bear, has verified the report that he has asked for a shore aaxtgnment He will remain with the Bear until she completes her southern patrot, in the spring. Capt. Tuttle has not yet been informed as to where he in then to be stationed. He arrived in this city tast night after a 20 day®’ sojourn in Ban Pran- cieco, during which time the Bear has been in the Puget Sound navy yard, undergoing repairs. Tuttle says that he hopes aeianment will Be on where he has been for the past 19 years. PRODUCTION OF METALS 5 WASHINGTON, D.C. Jan. 6 George E. Roberts, director of the mint, estimates the gold production ot the United States, Including Alecia. for the year 1903 at #90 ore. an _inerease for the year ot sn ibasie The commercial value of the ativer produced wax $31,040,0% STEAMERS DO A BIG BUSINESS ‘The Steamer Flyer ts doing « rush: ing business since the flood began, having all the passengers she can "Ty on each trip. ‘The passengers of the trains held at Tacoma by reason of the White river flood are COMMERCIAL CABLEGRAM FROM HAWAII Navigation Company received the firat commercial mes-| being transferred to the Fiver sage in this city ov new Ha. |Passage to Seattle and vice vers pia steamers are also car Watian cable, It was from Captain a Taylor of the company's|*%ine big cro schooner William Nottingham, an- or leas tru nouncing the arrival of tife vessel at | northern | puth Wales, It via the Pa Honotulw from Ne came to Ban Fre edifice Commercial Company, thence to this city by the Pacific Postal Telegraph Company THEATRICAL Third Avenue The dp-town house was dark last night owing to the fact that the flooda had cut off the train service between here and Portiand. The “Down by the Sea” company will robably arrive today and be ready lor the performance tonight “Prine Chic” gagement of “The Princess jones at the Grand tomorrow Glee Club For a performance of one night only the Mtanford Glee Club will tome to the Grand Thursday night. “Pook “Peck’s Bad Boy owied house at CATARRH CANNOT With LOCAL APPLICATION nn reach the sant of ¢ Charter Oak Range “I am now 66 years old; dure ing my time I have cooked on several kinds of sto" and Ranges, but none of them have sulted me one-half se ae Me Charter Oak Rang ra. Linda Hamilton. || Dabney & Woodhouse the the Bole agents for yak Ran, On! Kon 418 Pike 6t.; Phone, John 961, Charter January », for Mise Ella Otileapy and oes are being given every Sof ak tho popular’ Madincn. |B Friday, Jan, 9th, 1903, at 2 p.m, fand also & resolution providing the improvement of Ratlre ltrom Mroad to University street. Tis ‘and resolution Ww lordinance panned d avenue) DEATH DUE TO ACCIDENT sr Hoye held an Inquest yeu. the of Deo. $1, at the tracke of the Mound railway The jury retur a verdict of acetdental death, MARRIAGE LICENSES The following marriage ltoenres nineued: J 1 feCormiok, Tacoma, vd or MoClure, attle; Willtam Weight, legel Seattle, and Mary Lis Olympia RECEPTION, BANQUET AND BALL | the Beattie | Waite Union will give ar tion, banquet and ball wo the antes who have been attending the convention of the Washington Btate Federation of Labor AFTER THE COMBINE Jan. @ Te The "HIGAGO, directors ot the Tt Manufacturers asso yesterday of inatitutin the and the rail in pollusion with th the pur pope of ering the coal supply of thi city, It was asserted that there is ample evidence to prove the ex atpnce of « conspiracy te een to ext GRAND JURY TO INQUIRE CLEVELAND, Jan. 6 Judge Net in the common pleas court, raine coal u Mrs. Sherwood Gilleepy bas out invitations for an entertainment to be given at Chrtstensen’s hell, Master Robert Gilleapy. Mes Wit H. Morris will be at home to her. friends on Wednesday at her resktenee, 177 Sixteenth av enue north. ‘The Lady Stirling Chapter, D. R., held a very interesting meeting afternoon at the Lincoln Many members were prow "Nie and Mrs. B. He MoKee will en- tertain the Wednesday Card (tu evening, January Mist Noot and Mise Aneta Nest of Tacoma are (he guests of Mise Har denbergh of this city. Henry T. Hatin announces « com imentary recital to be given to sight i" Plymouth Congregational church. The m ie to be given by Mine Louise Dewey, Mise Mar ite Fry, Wittiem Harry and Mre jorace MeClure. Much Interest has been taken in the affair and the pro gram In expected to be an entertain ing one. ‘The Bachelor's Club wilt give = special dance at their headquarters new Masonto hall, Wednesday even ing, January 7, The dance te in honor of some of the members whe will leave shortly for Dawson. ‘The committee is composed of J. A. Col well, N. G. Potts and F. B. Reed The Ad Astra Club give @ munica! at the Unitarian church Tuesday evening, January 12 All clab women are cordially invited The Seattle Federation of Women's Clubs will hold ite regular meeting mn January 12 at the roome in ¢ New York block ime Corey left California toda: he Wil arrive at her home in ae _h fow days 91D YOU ) GET ONE? Have you had « trial treatment of Dr. Mac kensie’s Hnglish Ca tarrh Cure? if you haven't, stop in next time you are down town and get one, We know of hundreds who have been cured of the trouble by using the Mackenale Treat ment Here are a few prices S. 3.8, laree... 91.25 Pinkham’s Compound 5Be Favorite pr ript 5S Dis Golden covery 5B- Wine of Cardul,, 686 Liebig's Beef, Iron and Wine Re ne Medical Tooth Powder bs Be Cuticura Boap ....166 Packer's Tar Soap Se te SPECIAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION o HORSES Harness and wagons, one matohed team grays, weight about 4,000 pounds, good workers; one good farm team, welaht about 3,400; fond driving mare, a lot of harness ond wagons, will be sold lo the high- ext bidder at 1212 Western avenue, KING COUNTY ‘The King County Medtest Soctety held Hts annual election amd banquet ai the Mainier-Graod lsat night. Fifty-five members were The banquet was in charge of well-known physictens, Cart nent H. Lyons and J. C. Moore swing officers were elected rt He tary James Khannon, treasurer. ———p Professor Witern st Ranke Yonday and Friday evenings tate lessons Gefy. —— ial mannage Shrewsbury, $16 Ff (haserment) Unusuat Removal Bargains & foot Mahogany Pole, set. 156 S-inch Brass Curtain Rod... Be Wire Coat and Hat Manger €e Nickie Sugar Sifter 1006 pint Nickle Tes Pot......87e +pint Nickle Tea Pot B00 6 o'Clook Nickle Tea Kettle 28 S-quart Biue Steel Tea Kettle MEDICAL SOCIETY o's sieeve day instructed the grand Jury to In quire into the charge that « bine ete among the local coal 4 ore to extert un oul The ps doubled tn th DETROIT TO SELL COAL DPTROIT, Jan ¢ ‘he common councl &as Appropria a Abu ove be expended for coal, which will be} FRANK WATERHOUSE Clearance Sale| Touches Every | Department This fs not a sweep-up of old shop-worn stock, for the very latest arrivals FREDERICK & NELSON Fine Furnttuce go with the rest—there is absolutely no distinction. feels the reductions as does every other department, and we quote some of the results. A FW OF THE MANY VALUES FROM OUR IMMENSE CARPET AND DRAP OMY ARTICLE SOME ARTICLIO8 AME NOT MATTER WHETHRK THE GOODS HAVH BEEN JUST OPENED FOR OUR SPRING BI NDS OR ARB LAST SEASON'S MIORC 18 ARK SOLD Pon MENTS, WHR DUCED IN PUCK AT THE Phuc ord 18 rolls (Just received) Fast Color Jowell Ingraina, de, per yard ao x : nol The Tapestry Bey border arpetings, b ya $1.00 Brussels Oriental Rugs of our best quality All Wool Ingrains, dst arpelings, per yard ler to matob, BIS6KLLS MOKE (BX CHPTING REDUCED ANDISE—THBY ALL GO U "ASH ONLY. 1% Bru | per 390 aa: 81.76 Wiltons and Aximinaters Carpetings, per ton $200 Wigiow Axminsters, no border. per yard $4 be Bigiow Aaminaters, new ver CARPET THAN we Carpetings, border to mateh, per yen 41.55 Velvet and Axmingtere Carpeting, per ran Linoleums The carpet department® cRY DEP, . 18 Re iv SWEEPERS) OTHBKS BUT NDPR THIS SALE. coors f with borde for ente THESE ARE FINK, BELNOT PIRCEB—ALL GO | @e, 650 and TO Printed Linoleums, not tad, ON SALE AT ONE-THIND LiS8 THAN putanre 7006.» alsece.are pe aipee be REGULAR PRICES len oxl2 br ues (new) 817.00 values, each $3258 Ol Cloth, Intaid and Cork Carpeting, ali red one uid * 35.00 | in price r te 96.0 ach 4.00 | bt Me WS 4.00 Above prices on Carpetings include making anf gare 0 F 1.50 | laying, When Carpets are not to be measured ots MwA Ruger, cach 36x73 3.50 | or taid, « further reduction of Se per yard will thet ne Axminster Tugs, each &7 2.00 | allowed, thet bat poor Frederick & Nels Second Ave., Madison and Spring Sts. COMPLETE HOUSEFUANIGHERS IS RECOVERING sold by the municipality to citixens | at Frank Waterton ot ig elty, | od in in| appendicitis for some to be rapidly re Me in still ve wit Keve entirely strength Mr. Waterhouse ts the head of the firm of Waterhouse & Oo, weonte| for the Roston Rteamahip ( ompeny ——¢—— James & Hushnet) will shortly open Up-to-date fotogratic parlors In the Arcade oe. Wateh for thetr beet Ten ¥ ten Guarantee. } Full Get and Fit wocracs Gold Crowns, 22k Gold Fillings that stay in Great Excitement at HILLMAN CITY Extra Cars Are order buyers te Hillman City; 600 sold in 20 days. cheap, close-in late in Chicago in sarly days and are now wealthy men, You can do the same in Seattle by buying now in Hillman City ot $35 up Terms, $5 down and 50 cents longer if you expect to have something in your eld age See Hill- man, owner, at once, warm office on Renton car line, at Hillman City. Take car on Washington street, fare 5 cents. ir Writ BB ‘habelbes at stay in Buction Plates E -. 7” "tall H and Tbe CALIFORNIA PORT wings Per «al. fe. Rie 6 = RESH 0" Cop ee eae! the est Sig cieabere ayo WASHING Reduced to, each 32.75 ogee ALARM cLocks— package 2%-pound package . 6-pound witch HAZEL Double dis- tilled — roe TARGET ‘Tages SYRUP. Hon - fa -4 eet cévion kik 's veGane— or box of 3 1.4 Por bax of 50 4@ L. PLUG CUT TOBACCO —Good value— Per pound 600, reduced to, per pound ... We ‘TOMATORS— den. eas nm. new YORK cORN— Per dom. cans .. $1.45 $1.00 -» te Cottee Pot, blue enameled ate 2-quart White Pudding Pan 1M-quart Tea or Per can . . tbe GRANITE COFFEE POTS-4- Pm eR TIN PREDERViNa KETTLE cont 4 Bhe to .....17e ain BausHes— Reduced from $1.80 to. . $1.00 Cooper & 104 and 106 First Ave. Bet. Yesier Way and Wasning- ton Tel. Main 182. Reduced In Effect December 1, THE NEW LIGHTING RATE 200 per kilowatt b first 30 hours per month the lights, and 6 tional consumption, dincount of 10 per Prompt payment. THE NEW POWER RATE); 100 per kitowatt hour for the fret 60 hours per month wu of the maximum, apd Se for all ad- ditional coneumption, subject to the following nohedule of din- afresh, wren y bills up to bills 08: BRE lonthl; is up to ite 26 po Monthly bt UP to $3 ont bing up to iif. onthly bills up toe Intermediate disco determi by interpola’ For further particulars, office. The Seattle ‘HARVARD Dental Parlors Second avenue, between samen] and Yealer, Teeth extracted free without pain and replaced the Work Pult beet Teeth... $4 Gold Fillings 75¢ and Up Sitver Fillings 26c and Up All Work Palniess Guaranteed for 16 Y: |. Howre—8:30 a. m, to #:00 p. m. Sundays—0:00 a. m, to 1:00 p. m, Auction Sale Jewelery Our entire stook, constett of Diamonda, Watoh of all & tiny a ag Rona terling tl are and ore’ Silver Plated Ware and Cutlery, Bliver Noveltien, Pura. Field and Opera Glanses, Bpectacton, Byegiasse: everything oi ertaini elry business will red without reserve to eat Bidd dowel Hinckley ire and 0 Whey 718 and vridge work ance, | Teeth Extracted Free, without pain and i placed with new ones the same Lady attendant elweys pree- WOOD AND COAL Get in your Winter's Fuel now, Newcastle Washed Nut are Franklin is a free burning lump coal, Charcoal, First Ave. South and King Street. BRUNNER & CO. o--USE«< QUEEN ANNE FLOUR HAMMOND MILLING CO., Searne 'Mark Ten Sule Co. wa er RTE Albert Ha en Rich Jewelry 706 First Ave. every day this week te carry the large crowds o' { PAINLESS ‘DENTISTRY GOOD FURNITURE Special Selling of Bedroom Our prices are right, SEATTLE COAL & WOOD COMPANY With thanks for the liberal patronage of the past year, we will continue to do business in a manner to merit a continu Good Wine and Liquors at reasonable prices. Teas & Coffees, 912 Ist Av. FREE WATER FREE WOOD FREE RENT FREE AIR FREE SUNSHINE Wise people bought er week. Don't wait r 1-, yoar written guarentes, Nostudenta, but all specialists of from 1 to © years’ praction9 We are making « specialty of gold crowm Re sure to consult us about this high-class work. Furniture We are clearing out certain pat- terms among the Bedroom Fur- niture, weeding out the samples and odd pieces before inventory taking. Splendid bargains for those who come quick Lat the plotured Dresser ithw trate the savings made of quar- tered oak polished. . Top in 20x inches. noch mirror 22x28 inches. Regular $18,50— Special Sale $11.75 GRAND rx JOHN CORT, Mer plause.” Glee and Ma A night of Fun.Frotie, Music Moerriment. PRICES $1.08, Téc, See, Be. Down By The urday Matinee, PECK’S BAD AMUSEMENTS Phone TWO NIGHTS MORE Vera Michelena © “THE PRINCESS CHIC* Management of Jobn P. & pals are all heer ideal Times. Received with tumultuous Star Tie, We and i comic _Prices—$1.64, $1.0, JOHN CORT, Mer. yng Mon ‘Thursday Night, January & Clubs ter ot Ai W, M. RUSSEL PRICKS.200,) B00, 400, Phones, Sunset 567, ind. Coming by Water ‘The Great Comedy Drama. A Story of Two Hearts Every Night This Week and ‘The Greatest Laugh of the Age. thiy heated by HIGH-CLASS VAUDEVI ur, cme Alacorns, In musical and ull fight; Dal Margarette an tmitation Newcastle No, 4 and good stove coals, We sell Coke and both Telephone Main 93. 502 Pike St. Tel, Main 1080. &Cunningham, an¢ ia unalloyed pleasure. TWO PERFORMANC m. Dally F.W. Merrick Stetson Hat, % and No Pais traction when teeth are o! ed, All work done by gradu dentists of 12 to 20 perience; a specialist in department. imadvance exactly what work will cost by a free ex ination. Give usa call, and will find we do exactly as advertise— ‘Two hours and thirty min 2:15 AND 8:1 PRICES —-Matinee ¥ seat, 100. matinee, F The American Clothier, 703 First Ave. Agent for the ag a No charge for painless years” We will tell SET OF TEETH ... GOLD FILLING . GOLD CROWN Chinese and Japanese Curlos PLUMBING New York Dental SILVER FILLING |... «48 a 614 First Avenue, § (Pioneer Square). Houre—8 to 8; Sundays Branch Office—Fourth