The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 20, 1903, Page 2

seeeeee RepAET § i 3 £ & sie ae F ‘ \ THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUTLIAHING Co, RVWRY APTERNOON RXCEPT BUNDAY, TELEP HONDA: Business Dept, Mato 1000, Reitortal Dept , Matm Liam B. Masard Welle, Raitor, BF. Chase, Dusiness Manager. 7 pene Seattio—1907 and 1309 7th Ave. New York.20 Tempie Court tu thdting. Chicago—21T-118 U. & Bxpross Busting One cent per copy: sta or Week, OF twenty-five cents per month, a by mali oF carrie. Ne free te Bubscribors changing heir address will please notify this office at onee and send their old as well as thelr now address. Washing te Ratered at the Postogfice at Beattie. a THE CASE OF SmoOOT good women of the National W, ©. T The U. have entered the fight againat Smoot of Utah, Anybody may scrateh the face or pall the halt of poor & wot ‘The temperance women have sent a mossage to the Utah legislature, oxpresaing their disapproval of Smoot on two grounds; First, not be cause he belongs to the Mormon church, but ia the candidate of the Shureh, and second, because he does belong to the church and ts under ite influence. i i other words, the geod wamen object to him doubly for the simple reason that he is @ Mormon, ‘Of courses, the constitution of the United States saye there shall be no Giscrimination agatnet a man because of his religious bellef, but who cares anything, any more, about the constitution of the United States? A wet of principles that be pulled im one part of the country’s possemsiona can be annulled tn another-—can't it? But in making the plea that Smoot should not go to the senate be- cause he ts under the control of the ohurch, the women are establishing & precarious precedent. This winent may rise up to haunt them some time when they seek, in the future, as they have done tn the past, te secure the election of some other men under the control of some other ehurch. And, by the way churteh, creed and work, you are not quaitfied to condem: AN obturches look pretty much alike in the great oon the American people, and a blow of this sort at one church le blow at them all. Bestdes, it we are to exclude from the senate all who are under con? tral of some organized influence or other, that august bedy would be left without a quorum. ; Th fluences that control moat senators are far more dangerous than that of any church can even be imagined to be, It ® not & mere demagoate cry to my = thy truet® combines and corporation control a sure majority of the senate. Look behind almost any senator who Is permitted to become a prom- iment figure in congress, and you will find @ corporation or two standing back of him and controlling him. ' Tt would not be polite to mention names; that would be ing tae near home. Nor ts it necessary, The fact is known to all who are Th. terested tn public affairs. i To these vital facts the good women are blind, But they can see when a man ts under the influence of a church, and, since it ts not their chureh, they think it too utterly awful for anything, The common sense of the people of the United @tates and of the legisiature of Utah is not apt to be greatly Influenced by thia distino~ tively feminine protest. Church rows and rivalried are rather common to @isturd the general erenity. wv) ‘The sane longing of the public l# that there might be loss senators un- der corporation control and more under contral of churches or other moral influences if you are not fully Informed about the Mormon it. mon senne of in effect Seattle's Rip Van Winkle city counctl woke up laat night after a nap of sundry years’ Auration and proceeded to call Chief of Potice Sul- liven Gown fur not enforcing the laws. Vertly, the gramd jury bas done wonders if & has qucceeded in galvantaing the city council Into some semblance of life and activity. To be sure, to the certain knowledge of 124,000 or more people, the Seattle police have consistently failed to en- force & great many laws on the statute books for the past five or efx years, but it is some encouragement to learn that the counct! Ras found out that fact. 4 Th seome that « recklem (eamster ts reaponaible for the council's awakening. One of the city father’s had a narrow escape from being run over by an ice wagon. Therefore the sension last night was enlivened by & tertes of speeches condemning Chief Sullivan for not enforcing ae faat-driving ofdinance. Nothing wae sald, however, about the saloon box and wine reom ordinance, the 1 o'¢lock saloon closing ordinance, the ordinance forbid- ding Chinese lottertes and poker rooms, and the ordinance prescribing the chats gang for men who live off the carnings of fallen women. Neither was the anti-amoke ordinance mentioned The lim could be ex- tegded indefinitely. ’ ‘The outcome of the councti's brief waking period waa the passage of &® fesolution cutting off the 19 emergency policemen granted Chief Sul- Yvan & month of so ago. There waa some talk about cutting off the obief's head, but that, apparently, Went over until another meeting. MOREY FOR EXTRADITIO ‘Trust in Providence te good In ite place, but its place fs net tn the county attorney's office, Prosecuting Attorney Scott should nse ne time in making & personal appeal to the King county legislators for @ Bheral appropriation for the exhausted extradition fund. If the grand jury's work is to ameunt to anything, the Jury must be provided with Tunds to bring back fugitive witnesses wherever found. The Minneapolis plan ‘was not to indict and make scapegoats of the few lawtreakers who had the courage to remain there and face the grand jury, The Minnesota elty fury went after the fugitives, There was no waiting for (hem to re- turn of their own accord. See ‘The newspapers of Paris are dispensing with the services of pro- fessional orftics, They should find profitable employment as horn blow- Yemt capital “I's” but just an field of labor, : be new Meeting at Olympia for His Benefit on elry remodel over ton fight. All the Seattle men Ss the city met the King county del- — at Preston headquarters last ol? Smith of president of the senate, presided. Speeches were made by Senator Preston, John HM. Powell, D. Wood, Wil H. ge EB. C, Hughes, Senator John L. Wilson, Senator Moore, the only Democrat of the King county dete- gation; George H. King, Representa- tive Peasiey of Asotin, who ia said to be favorable to the election of Mr 1. G, Austin, EB. O. Graven Preston expressed confl- own election, basing bis hepes upen the loyal support he is receiving from his own county. Ben. Wilson was urged to spem®, and that while he wanted the place himecif, the King county delegation wna te stand by its inatrue- Moderste charges for the most nkilled work are offered by this atore. Only experts are employed, and af) we do in guaranteed, SHERMAN, CLAY & (0, 741 Second Avenue. pro tem. eat beside th governor managt the Demoorata, two Republicans ‘There was no distturbanee nor SEE-SAW Between Parties inCol- orado Legislature BR, Jan. ®.-The Repubiic- ane of (he house yesterday unseated six Demooratio + Republicans « majorty af two on Joint ball Partios acted embers, giving the in the senate the two At the president foutenant proceedings for The latter unseated rent Wi feeling. The two athe: was brought tn and serv fieor, and ali the members partic pated t Of wottling the whole matter of leg ielative contests by agreeing net to elect a United States senator, thie may be the outcome, TRIED FOR Shere 16 seme talk ber of Coldvel Arthut Le of partiamant for € TO Tempots oecccesceesers B00 Spelger & Hurlbut 1216 and 1217 Beoond Ave. Here te a dressy feature of neck wear, stocks that shows the clerical tabs so popular at present. GAME OF of Heoond Irish corving amainut that ihe, to ‘This te one of the pretty “the . Tt was while Hritian forces | Clested in November, | at County Galway tn he was the ‘Britiah parliament Cooper & Levy in Order to Reduce Our Steck of Canned Goods We are offering extra good velues; in fact these prices are lower than most lore are paying at wholesale, Special Tomorrow January 2\st PIE BLACKBERRIES Galion sie, per dos, . PIE APRICOTS— Gadion wine, par dow «...6225 ASSORTED PIE FRUIT— Qailon etse, per doa. ae Pig CHERRIES Cation sise, per dos. ... PIE APPLES— 3.00 Galton ates, per dos. .,,.$250 PIE PEACHES— Galton ates, per dos ... $2.25 Pie MPKIN OR SQU. PIE PLUMS Gallon mine, per dos e216 Pre PEARS Galion sine, per dow... 6225 BUGAR CREAM CORN THERE 18 NO MORE HEALTHY MEAL TIMB DRINK THAN A GOOD BERR. IT 18 AN AID TO DIGRETION AND WILL KEEP A PERSON STRONG AND MEALTHY—ESPRCIALLY IF IT THE PURRST AND BEST LIKED OF ALL BEERS. A TRIAL CASE WiLL CONVINCE THE MOST SKEPTICAL. OUR PRICES ON WINDOW SHADES These shades, of the best hand-made opaque, and mounted on Hartshorn’s Improv-! ed Spring Rollers, we will hang in any part of the city at the following prices: Frederick & Nelson COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHERS Stcond Ave., Madison and Spring Sts. wy doaen haif-pint bottles delivered eny part of the city, 9 cents, siephone, Hatinier 30. | | Roors and commanded the | \ Monopoly Says Good Gas Is Bad Gas) Have You Ever Lived In Duluth? It's lighti Citizens’ Gas. operated by the municipality, and makes the same ng plant i kind of gas a It’s Up to Date Two Hundred and Fourteen other cities in the United States use water gas exclusively Cities in the United States using Water Gas exc lusively, as shown by Brown's Direct ory of Gas Companies, which is a recognized authority among gas manufacturers; Arkansas California : : i Clon TRE Gee Se Weng Shs Goat. Cen Map Delaware District of Columbia Georgia Citizens’ will move QUEEN ANNE FLOUR HAMMOND iD MILLING co., Surne Albert Hansen Rich Jewelry 706 First Ave. RPRemovat SALE bout February 16. To save trouble of mov- poe hae Witt. Br SCOUNT ALL BRUNNER & co. Cities Using Water Gas Exclus vely | tate | Nebraska Ne Hampshire New Jerney Grane Hotiiater Long leach Maryeyitie M. od M alley rdeato Napa Nevada City Pasadena Pomona Kediands Rivernide Ban Bernardino BACKAMENTO BAN FRANCISCO (Also « Jants making eoa) and , Ban fan Bante Ana Ranta Barbera Fanta Clara ante Mt Ranta Mose Woodland DANBURY dantelwon Middieton New London Putnam . Noekyttle = Btamford ~ ‘Torrington Wattingford ” WATERSURY ” BQPresvewlrsrese York z @ cI gzesereres: Weat Winsted Willimantic DOVER Catneavitie lad BRAVANNAM Hiogmingtoa Purphystore Bteriin, Crawferdavite iuvchmend Neymour Shelbyville sf boo we NU BLING" COUNCIL, Le Mars (sheloose S1OUxK CITY Washington +) Derade Hutchineom KANSAS CITY Newton Wellington Hetlevue Frankfort Hopkineville Lexington LOUISVILLE NEW ORLEANS LEWISTON HALTIMON lingerstown PTAA Tessasssetsss Cottage City RIVER Charlotte Piint Marshall Clemens CO wroman St. Jobye DULUTH Petreerserg eres: Rhode Island South Dakota Tenncace Vermont Vieked: 4 Tronk fell ” Jefferson City Wisconsin KANBAS CITY Town— Low A Omteiand fan Diego San Francisco (Also water end coal gua) Ren Jone Cotorado 8 puiaredo Suctage Towa Deeby - ” Hartford Now Haven Wilmington wi Atianta Macon Aurora Moomingtom Cartinvtile Decatur Evanston Galesburg Jacksonville Jotiot Le Salle Matoon Motine Peorta Quincy Springfield 3 | Montana | New Hampebire Light and Power 1421 First Avenue, Fhone Sunset 1186, independent 76 Cioucester Hackensack JERSEY CITY % Letewers hantville Moone Molly ° NEW BRUNSWICK Newton Plath field Bomerville Woodbury Lay Shore BAQUKLIYN Clyde Coney Leland Danesvilie Flushing Fort Plain Huntington Johnstown Kangston Middletown Newburg NEW YORK (Also other plants making ) ack Piattaburg Port Jery POUC zi Sag Harbor Saratoga Springs Btapleton, Staten Island Tarrytown : Waterville Waverly White Plains CHARLOTTB New Bern Salisbury Heliefontaine Hucyrus Elyria London Bethichem Carbondale Catassuqua Chambersburg ESTER plumbia Conshohocken Darby Doylestown Girardvitie HARRISBURG Hazleton Honesdale Huntington LANCASTER Latrobe Lewitstows Mt. Carmel Mt. Joy Nanticoke PHOENIXVILLE Plymouth POTTSTOWN POTTSVILLE READING Royersford Bohuytety BOCRANTON Shipp-nbure Blatinton Tamaqua Waynesboro Weet Chester WiEttAMaPOnT Wrneote York Bristol SIOUX FALIS Murfreesboro BURLINGTON St. Albans Ashiand Kenosha Town— WINES AND L QUORS 10 se from us, 502 Pike St. Tel, Main 1000. Charcoal. First Ave. South and King Btreet. Wholesale and Retail Meats. All orders promptly attended to, urant, st emabant and The American Clothier, 703 First Ave. Agent for the Bteteon Hat, 600 PAIR U. 8. CAVALRY BOOTS High ™; Hand Sewed and aterproof, W. 8. Kirk, 1209 1st Ave. Ramaker Music (0. Moved to 1406 ad Ave. WOOD AND CO Get in your Winter's Fuel now. Newcastle Washed Nut are Franklin is a free burning lump coal. We sell Co Our prices are right. SEATTLE COAL & Wot COMPAN F.W. re a er ioth ne Colebented Jeha B. |! 900 First ~edthy lo Newcastle No. 4 @ both good stove wane a QUICK KIDNEY Be: Stops pains in and cures all kidmey + * der troubles. 600,