The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 15, 1903, Page 4

iat tacFettie a tw Pores Tomorrow's List of Bargaine at the Very Fine Merchandise Very Much Under Value for the “One Day” Crowds. Usual, will Attend panion tn Han irar » paid to cer Six Lottery Games and Fan-Tan and Pi-gow Galorg 8s" tm from police Interter J enve hiv can be gained same | <WVomen's Waist will be Still Running Wide Open---Detectives Stumble 2." Into One Oriental Join! and Arrest the White Proprietors Gamblers are to the front with a! worst deseription life sined kick aguinat Chief of Po pag hay gee Hee Bulliven, ‘They want to Know | We SU) pale iol Why the chief has compelled them Xe [up and down Was Seathen Coiuer, te conduct his wam- Conducted by Chinese Diing Games without moter These The horde of small fry gamblers | most part by Chinese and hangers-on about the old gam | weeks ago were patronived al ow, ‘The wtyles (hat b ine at @ dollar and « half will be rhed at thal te being conducted with lowe publicity in apite of gp. | ae Gnd wieem In the lot y Walkw of Freneh Flannel, in red ant night qwo WILLnY Walger «or black, imade with slot Benen, Cn ty slik thes Devidered coumre—waiste Uv ave there found SOmP® | Leon selling at bo and #6 will all be hasard and othermd |merked wt 62.08 with « fired OF more) Whe sale of Pine Hulte is to be con Temated abut tued. — V ‘ The detectives, Hubbard |imve been 1 ' | and Freeman, pla draw-|der arrert and oh t wufficlent | conduct! aton street | notice t the polloe the street door| ‘The name tinue dy the owing a the |W. Murwin and (bh re { stream of players pase in| They are well known gamblers @Ad | #iving no heed to the man | have been in the city for years. The lA better and more timely bargain rm who paces back and forth | gambling resort conducted by Mur- | the chief of police as he pase | win and Murphy for Japanese and |# © now HO are ROW $14.90, and $15 Bulle A damp, and legging give no lithe Diing places have found a new Meld | wholly by social outcasts and those © his Way to tell the grand jury | Chinese had been in operation for comfort ip which to ly their questionable vo- | why onsidered to be the ere that there are no @ambling gamer ive ) weeks of more and the fact that) And besides the Leggins, Stocking cations. ro baa been succeeded | aa the criminal classes of the) cr iitted In Beattie it Wax In operation wae well known | WI be sold cheaper } by Chinese lottery, roulette by fan |city There are atx Chinese lottery com: |to almost everyone fam! with the| Odds and ends of Boys’ and Girte tan end the seductive game of pl} Since the big gambling houses) oe erating in this city. Mach | ai gow has taken the place of the once | were closed this class of patronage | ir tnem fh Rheee rawings” & popular game of craps, And all|hae cha ed until now these fithy | 4, the afternoon, one in| Btod without apparent fear of police in-/and Hll-smelting Chinese and Japan| ine pening and one o8 ofeloate Gn terference. jee gambling dens are crowded ‘Rince the order of Chief Sullivan nightly with laborers, satiors, small and & fear of the grand jury com- | tradesmen, petty professional | oat seme the moat dlerep bined to chose the doors of the Rend, “morphine and | Wate men ve the tendertotn ean games hte oUng men an — ~ that Beatthe is ® closed joatable clans 0! mrt, Geaeed to ane nor | usc yn of the maloon yeaterday |” Int on ee as ve Wye Bs r Or | ohtid. Many of the messori » for a minute to @o to the bar.) The ny rod yy same statement to the grand jury @| Some of these pla in the ety spend part of thelr @rn~ | ieaving $40 on the t When he! §2.96 sort f 2 - ines requlariy in playing Chinese | iiened the latter amount, all that) $475 sort days lthone where Chinese } w S > ne the moment he was making this|ed, are on the street i lottery, ned of tise vais he had when! Bot Kid Bh declaration there were at least half|gtancing throwsh the . & dosen gambling | passer may fee the n lives rict save. apparent'y, the police. |Hlack Hibbed Mose, nome ficeoed ot here entra heavy wide ribbed. er Game worth up to me to clome, igo Children's Biack ijbbed Cashmere It seems that « game of sud poker r has boon tn operation in the Peacock |p. ny, ,01 siete but No. 7, worth tc, saloon on upper First avenue, if t ‘oene ¥ told the police last evening bY lira heavy, worth Bbc, to chose. te hn Martin be true Martin . Women's Mack Fleeced Hore, a [he was playing at the game in @\ai! season at Iie. to 19% om of the micon yesterday! Infante’ Long Coats of enaively pate rnieed f rticularty y is play ei and by| = the * for little tote in all Jeolors, worth 66e « pair, on sale Fri t dhe the Police nese lottery com these cold house ine he eed he weuld out and pay the billie which had been contracted by the family durin: bing house. Armed with «| weer will be sold for leas tomorrow ehe started st ht for the Woot Kibbed Veets, in small stmes { ! . Fambling house and re abe re loniy, the pants wo we d |Noted Catholic Eccle- turned home the gamblers weve herjout these odd lote lo short order. 10. Khe claims her husband toet $50,| Vests worth 0c and The will be zc i ST. LOUIK, + Mh Charh r Democrats Offer to Join ci). te ede wide oe te ve & house of Sgaien, whe soternee — “4 - " D d With Republicans oan Es ceases of tency siastic Is Dea cig sie gh ah etapa wren r, w go on te we Debcheee — The wife i¢ about 20 years afd and ed & family of three ehiidren Pants, worth always $1.28, go at $1.00. : zee DOVER, Del, Jan. 16.—The Demo- ROME Jan 16-—Cardinal in destitute ctreametances Children’s Fieeced Vests and Tech! who has bean tll for some time qe geen erate have made @ proposition to died thin morning. Hie death =m NE be A one, worth regularly Se unite With" the regular or Anti-Ad- | reated inuch eacitement around the Te Cure @ Cold in One Day DRESS GOObe { dicks Republicans, and give the for- ef o eee prom Toke Laxative-Bromo Qutning| The Drees Gouwls Store takes no) mer the full term senator if the short ee og Dog Parrecht was | T*Plete, Thin signature mall part in this Friday economy term of two years be given to the nee Ad ‘Ee Stones 06 ams 6%. on every Box, 2. | movement ky Goods and | , bere ywer, some Democrats, The proposition is con : some months ago. at whieh thme he lthe bargnins of the day ore he tained in the following statement | Bj maid Thies blow Kills te.” issued by the Democratic members ‘ Hie death leaves but ene, Carding: _—— Nated the ~ we Vedette Waletings In afi the 6 wide, all wool Or ia, of thowe who were appointed by Pope Pius 1X Parroch! was born in 183. He was Blow & humbie, self-educated mative * on he eee Mantua. Me had long been known Jan Sale cx ———- as one of the mont brilliant and ele- juary quent of the high officials of the OUTLETS ANNUAL — |*sthonechren Continues ‘This week we are offering big tn- ee an EVENT ducements tn © Hedrowm fete, Lace Curtaing Chairs and € fer ‘We have & 3. piece soltd ook room Get that we marted S) THE GREAT HALF-PRICE SALE LERS $0.0 to $147%. This is an FILLS THE STORE WITH EN- os anne > Deere THUGIASTIC BUYERS reafon that we have too WOMAN MADE THEM DIG UP |hand—we are overstncked am HER HUSBAND'S LOSSES ‘The annual clearance sale of the wa Outiet Chothi : SPOKANE, Jan. 1h-—What can be attew Gheete nee and We done by 8 woman when she is driv: on on to =. ahead by deetitule circumstances, end will open up the new Tne KERCHI ES en enthesiaam that was demonstrated at Gem, idaho, « |astonishingly low prices, You will r more than ordinary success, |fe# hights ego. Ky starting owt on | wonder how they can make them ie areat clothing event gives to| the warpath with a revolver she got |such money. Couches have been 7 tr ee. Taw Wide, worth @e, for Me dependable, stytish |@ambIing house eet the price by selling you @ | oa lothink and furnishings at just one-| The story te that the husband had |stroug couch this week for iy worth Sous ied tin ere “With reapect to half price. What this means in prac | gossip eae | Now's that? sell like wildfire at 3 for me Gnieed Gantee ceamtens then! economy can be better Imagin- ROT ERTS han described, for who i - teh we had thousands of yards #3 : f | RR2 ge 3 i? goed an theme for tomorrow Hl ii i custom tatlor-made clothing. foremost. the Outlet’s inventory preved conclusively that too many or carried é EVERYTHING REDUCED All our 50c, 75¢ and $ SILK NECKWEAR thirds In not a few 600 yards for Friday's buyers worth I2%e and Me « yard: all at *%e am Laces, worth She a donen, at WOMEN'S RELTS ‘The odds and ends Rave all been grouped for quick riddance tomor row, and rome rare values result, as you'd expect Made of fine leather or black milk all styles and all sizer In one clan or qnother, and the prices run this HI t : : The Garland 1.26 and $1.80 Belte for PURSES AND POCKET ROOKS Women's Pocket Books and Card Canes, and Men's Coin Purses, at ibe Tomens of styles to choose among none worth less then « ry A i is Fine Kid Gloves in al! cotore winem. regarded asa “lead or” at $1.25: will go on male Friday Meat-Cow beet. Te wer th: steer et Me. hon oe RIBBOB Rs well ie acne salteman tried to sell ur some 17a" Belien ‘trenk. Be, Liberty Ribbons the other dar and | Vegetabies cane i lace that we were selling « Barbas netive 0 fell nay better “Fobon than he nitered tor fees ton. "Yantman, sit hogeis. Bisa Fortanen money. The chance to buy ix re IST" goo Ceetne Sri toe tar mame war taces corved Jer you. Jomerraw, | Liperty "| Gen tin Fitbbons, and 7 inches wide, gp tg gg Rg AN i all wanted colors; worth 75c, at Be. 4 and 6 Inches wide; worth 0c at Ie TOWRLS— Like Cut With High Closets, Here \e a “Jumbo” of a towel. It meamures 28x54, of unbleached Turk ieh toweling. Friday you can buy 300 Gariand Ranger sold on samy | them at 28c aptece saves. One-third down, § per! Unbleached crash, 18 inches wide. month. Notwithatanding the | erin ihe 2 gard. Ser oe on stoves and ranges hav eavanced, | PILLOW TOPs— are in & position to sell to you at Some three hundred sofa pile 4 prices, Havin purchased our |to be ready for Friday buyers: ta : ok, i Fy i i. H i i i fi ia it i ‘ g 3 ri: 5 B f i i i fl : . “i 2 fold in this elty at is A $2.80; choice, $1.26, Crepe paper. assorted colors, Te paper dolls, Se: black cube pinw, be each wir hatr pine, le peckage From $35.00 to $50.00 Rail brashes. Se each: -hané mirrors, the 2 for be rimping pine 4c box ‘king darn each, troning wax. al- GEO. HH. WOODHOUSE 0, fs"v'scrui*"Scos,ssking Bary pen All Night. Tel. Matin 1029 | POX Pansy Blossom perf COLLINS BROG., oo Come Toda for they ill not last long Those large #0x100 and one 9 “ fost lots, close to the Tha Best Eye Service tor the Leo! Money In whi fer. We Wi : Madison St. Car Lime fii oye actects continuously tor the | THE NEW LIGHTING RATE ; at 1S years. We grind 20c per kilowatt hour for the are now placed on the market Rtted by us in our own firet 20 houre per month use of dl. ee ag “= that guarantee them perfect the lights, and Se for all ad ures their ick Gimpowal. aeee tional consumption, subject to a Everything convenient for the §\°7" * "Peclalty, Glasses : ick building of « home, which d i 1 Co discount of 10 per cent. for au uiiding of @ % Sch ch ca Kye Spectalists, tablets, 106 each: weiasors, Ihc; anf ¥ pins, 4c paper: tooth brushes, Gc 20c is antest rent prompt payment. bie bine: THE NEW POWER RATE *# unloundered white shirts orev, 1207 Becond ave ueseseste 6 e $175 to $280 Each nea i} 100 per kilowatt hour for the °, equal to any $! laundered shirt. Now que @ cash payment of $60 =. ane, to ‘Stone, Piaher andi @ arst 6) hours per month use of | °° AN, FOLEY Co. Tork rniilé mustin, continuous bands eo Sy |B iiionnt consumption, subject to F Men'e Resse lined underwear, our cone m, jeece lines ear, the following schedule of ‘diay Funeral Directors and Emi taple 606 kind; all sizes shirts an bs mpage counts for pt payment 1407 First Ave., bet. Pike and Uulon |@rawers: Friday, 8c. Not more than ARTIFICIAL J sontiis bute cyt '¥ Beattie, Wash. {wo multe to @ customer. a s T C Monthly bills up to $100.2 Seeliaeienendaci Men's Hnen lawn. handkerchiefs, oWe urner 0. FLOWERS Monthly bi 3 ‘ell white, Se, arith oo) reg border; thiy bil i ‘ony we 190; Friday wpecial, 12% 232 Globe Block on nty bills up to Pacific Coast Clothing c PY: Men's heavy natural wool sox, the We have just re- - e. F ; He regular 20c kind: Friday, 1 ceived a shipment of eigataty une Wholesale lothin Hoya’ wool sweaters, with horizons material, and now ( |tal oF perpendicular stripes, in emr- have a complete mup- and Retail |dinal, maroon and navy blue, regu- ply of leaves, wire In order to secure the reduced “ }lar price $1.00; Frida and paper, ete. 900 First Ave., Cor. Marion St.) choice of any of the men's 266 and We have for sale or S5c thes, Friday, 20¢ rate it will be necessary to call at office and sign a new appli Souvenir Cups ake te wede aia at oft sss ee een aoe otton work! AND {hing in. vines, roses, er {henry Hensel ss ler | sox, value 12 wer Friday 3 pain 260 : Men‘ shirt eavy c Souvenir Uras carnations ne "shor anee | a Hinektoy Block, Tried Pion] enon Sate het as lowers, as well as Plannelettes, in all the new. pa The Best Lamp Shades, Can The Seattle — = |terns, worth 100 and 12% a yard, , fe ‘hes for 6%6 Seattle Souvenirs Dresses or anything Remnants of linens, add Ever Shown in crepe paper. Electric Quick Kidney Cure napkins, etc, all at halt Boe yt beg Gtops pain eures «i! eras, Lil Tuaey "and “ladder QUICK ORUG CO. 704 tet ave G. BENINGHAUSEN, 807 1st Ave. Co. 807 First Ave. 1412 First ave, between Pike and Union. Stone, Fisher & Lane A Corner University and Second THE BON MARCHE THE BIG STORE Sale of Silver, Crock. ery, Glassware — Dishes Used at Banquet for Employes on Sale at Greatly Reduced Prices The dishes used on the banquet tables at the Bon Marche Jast evening ~including all silver- ware will be closed out at prices that average one-third reduction to- These goods will be found on our bargain tables in the down stairs store and the prices will be as follows: 350 Dinner Plates, regular price $1.00 a dozen, at ert Plates, regular price 75¢ a dozen, at ..... lumblers, regular price 4g¢ a dozen, at Individual Hutter Dishes, regular price yge a dozen, at t Saucers, regular price soc a dozen, at . seeee and Saucers, boule shape, regular price $1.25 a dozen, at 75 Meat Dishes, 12-inch size, regular price 26¢ each, at . 15 “Hall Roy ge, each at . erases 1 Pitchers, regular price 16¢ morrow. Kersey Leagins, worth | And $1.50, Will be wold at Be. | idn't be, for these are cold days| Water Pitchers, regular price 700 Plated Tea Spoons, regularly ase par ; Plated Table n't Black Fleeced Mose, ex-| 8 large Ice Water Pitchers, regular 75¢ each, at 3 Galvanized Tubs, regular price 8s GLASSWARE §0 Glass Olive Dishes, regular 70 Salts and Peppers, regular price § 70 Salts a eppe egular price 5 2s Polished 25 Polished Glass Berry Bowls, regula: 350 Knives and Forks, ; fini eaker Cr guaranteed for five years, regular price 125 a dozen, at Lonsdale Muslin 7c Yd Tomorrow Muslin, one yard wide, worth regularly toc, at We reserve the right to limit the quantity to custom 75¢ Sheets for soc beets made of beet Bheeting. stee vered Sugar Bowls, porcelain, r worth $1.25, will) 10 large Japanned Waiters’ Trays, regularly 50c each, Outing Flannel Gowns! past month } When returned he had no pod with eile tap | and the wife, putting the 1.49, sale price $1.10. husband through @ severe examina-| WARM UNDEKWERAR tion, leamed he hed lost hip salary | Wool am der: | s ; 25 Glass Cake Plates, regular price 2§c, at ...... Great Sale of Dre: : Most RemarKable of the Winter Season. s are reduced for quick ch We have put prices on these lots that will lutely close them out before 6 o'clock tomorrow night, lots are small in each instance and you must be pro you would take advantage of the sale. Sale Starts When Doors Open at 8 o' for We All Wool Home- | inch, i street shades | regular 11.00 and i Deputy Mhertff C. C. Micke Wor Here Hibbed Vests and) Goods Six lines of Dress Gor Medicated Beariet Wool Vents ang] Hemetiteted Bleached Pequot $1.75 Napkins for $1.19 Henched Damask Napking. & sine. pure linen, worth Friday bargain ot Domestic Specials Keersucker Gingham, assorted pat terns, worth 16: « yard. Friday Be SOc « yard for a figured effects and very 39e a yard for Minch Ricitian Alpaca, regular Only two pleces of this” B50 a yerd for -inch Motre Morine. worth a] this jast jot tn the lining dem ment zi inches wide and all wool jot is actually the greatest bar ain ever offered by us. 00 « yard for St-inch All Woot at Indigo Catico, full standard cloth good styles, worth é & yard: on wale Friday at te Vuting Fianneix styles in dark colors, worth 12%c & yard, speetal, Friday, at Eight to Eleven “” warranted not to come from % to 11 at le card. Quantity to customers limited— none to dealers u Plain Taffeta Silke, 19 inches | ‘These are in browns and graye, and & great bargain. | TEs | regularly Boe | Wermen's | Turnovers, new open work | broidered patterns, finest qu worth Ife; from § te ¥ atin Taffeta Ribbons, ve est quality, all pure ilk, and washable, #iapte | shades, 4% inches wide, for 23. te Linen Baby B work borders, large sist qualities, Ibe value, from” Me » Women's Corset Covert = ly plain, French styles, from § to 11 at ic. Women's Chemine, with | Men's White and Colored Border Handkerchiefs, from # to 11 at Men's Bedford Cord Soft Shirts. md cuffs attached, from & to 11 at Be Golf Caps. regularity 2% Purses, in Diack. red, brown and | chains and | clasps, Ibe kind; from & to 11 at Be. ‘Yueh Hate, worth $1.25; The quality and finish, 4% to § inches long, worth 0c Wolking Skirts, Oxford grey and slot seams, full flare, neat- itched, $3.50 value Good Whisk Brooms from & to [the money her husband lest in «| of our leading lines for 18 years Ticaty afieten, Sesseend with Sounes| ‘There are downstairs pe in yachting and golf brown and red, worth | regular value 35.00; from & to Women's Fast Black Woot Rib- Ded stockings, double tor and heel, | superfine quality, all elses; from B to 11 at Ie pair, Stamped Linen Tray Cloths, as- and ft designe. déep hematitched hem, sime 16x27. te sell at this price, and all just ae } ——— Clearance 1 TED when the are ing room needs . are paramount were able to nell at | half in many instances, and two Handy Pin Cards, contsining an ot belts, shawl dress pins, black and assorted col- | heade on each card, heads She BON MARCH THE BIG STORE . 1419 to 1435 Second Avenue and I15-135 Pike Street Nordhoff @ Co. Reliable Heaters Experimenting with spendthritt used, for instead ® spendthritt miser in the w leaters cost the common run of stoves; but for every added dollar in cost, the gets two in value Cast-iron Heater, takes 20-inch wood WITHOUT A MOME DELAY WHEN you HAVE Ad 'REER IN THE HOUSE YOR batere tho eiivakes entry and mercerized brocaded tops, | vuminem hair pins, Se doen, writing | WITHOUT DELAY AND? OUT MUCH WORK. vaneline, Be & cold cream, 9¢} | WOMAN SHOULD HAVE i HARVARD Dental Parlors: 518 2nd ave., Collins building. }IN THE HOUS® ALL TH |DRINKING IT AND If? KEEP TH Treth extracted free without pain replaced with new ones the dozen half-pint bottles © any part of the city, 9 ERNST BROS. Tel, John 2831, Gold Crowns and Idge Work... Full Set of Teeth Gold Fillings 76 Sliver Fillings 260 and Up All Work Painless juaranteed for 15 Yoars, Frour®-4:30 @. tm, to 8:00 Bundays—9:00 a. m, tol | 1406 maker Musi¢ Moved to 1406 ad U. 8. CAVALRY BOOTS Hand Sewed and W. S. Kirk, 1209 ist Ave. cee THE BON Manel 69¢ abc ac 2c gac goc 17¢ gularly Seg Celery Dishes, trimmed with lace ; from § to 11 at 38e. “hildren’s Short White ember yoke of ruffie around § THE SEA OPTICAL 00 115 Second ave, # bide. f# the ba tution of its kind in @ city or state. ti work at most r prices. Eyes free of charge. UP A NICE LITTLES FAMILY WILL M HEALTHY, Telephone, Rainier D