The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 21, 1903, Page 2

—_—_o—eoo Ol THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUBLIRMING OO, Segall peas HEAPED COALS OF The Pre - Invento — . ee : RVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY, | TELEPHONES: ' Rustness Dept. Matin 1050, Baitorial Dept, Mate 1198 Be ines to make preliminary B. Hasard Wella, Editor B. F. Chase, Business Manager, ey h April 1 panels F. pag sonia ia a roa Plc aw agen The sailing of a 1 inion an eantbound OFFICES: | wt r Hertha wil a st there HAG CREATED AN UNUSUAL STIFA IN OUR BUSBY OH Seattle—1907 and 1300 7th Ave. . cee | wit carry a full Hat me Tes OF ROOM, New York— 230 Temple Court Dullding. rae His Bride’s W Jand » full caro. oe re ba — mM > 1 ‘ollowing the tat Chieage-—-Wit-S18 7, Barone Bulleing, = Ministor Bowen Avenged His Bride’s Wrongs) | wn. 3 3 ov — ‘One cant DOF COO, StH Cente per Weel, OF twenty-five cents per month, deliv Ane 1 $0 Valees, o 1 for pan rs i f by mall Sr sartere: ts free copie t the Hands of a Haughty Frau pervs next steamer will beth rotary, |] | Madiew’ Genuine? on tadion’ Comtort 110 end Hubecribers changin thelf addrews will please Wotify thie office at a gity Nome Cy, malting Feb. & venag Dongola iid 8h nn Pott Nae once and send their old as well as thelr now. address, - hore fe tale oe the Dopper river , the Fos on stent cn vee py . " y ‘ta "the epring he WASHINGTON, run, earl : 10 barhe hrewnsbury's, 114 Yes. | i ler (basement) oe nentinen’ or ~~ ‘ A VIO TORY IN KING } That there t# more than « fant CHILD is | Obs sowsley Tomo Bennett ‘ chance fo @ election of a& re otontal block one OOUNTY’S GRASP } \ne chance for ty coe wae Ven 0 ~ —— { United States senator from troubles have county ham been proved by the Ballot taken in the two houses ef tM© | wrought triumph PO legislature yeoterday, Although Harold Preston, the King county candl te three youns Jate, did not poll the full number of votes clalmed for him by his tot Amerioan women - _ i lowers, he deve’ stredath cnough to assure him a good position tn and have hum _ HALLAI D. Jan. 1 the race, With @ v ‘on @ joint ballot to his credit Mr, Preston ha | died « proud Ger Thompson, the I-your: it within his power to force his own election, provided, only ean ae | frau and atl . of hia grandparents in Bast sure the legislature that he has King county solidly behind ht ae her tat a the emul S wallowing a The success of the Preston mass tne tonight will do muc in the Veneauelan he contents of s box of . ps give tho legtelature euch assurance, The question ts not of party capital One of enveietens end G08 6 ¢ Involved. For many years Beattie has the American polition, Far greater Interests are Invol : been without representat in the upper house of congress, Now the | women, Mra, Her of the child reside at a e and it only remaing nd opportunity te secure such representation te at haw ¢ ; county's Interegts Let every man who has King for the etty to grasp it at heart attend the mass meeting at the Beattic theater tonight Reasons stronger than local pride urge the election of Mr, Preston to the United States senate, ‘The King county man ie before the legislature as the only senatorial candidate who te an avowed advooate of anti-rall- road legislation. The strongest and most corrupt railroad lobby that ever disgraced the state capital is arrayed against him. Mr. Preston stands for the principles iaid down by Governor Moliride tn his commas message to the logisiature, inchiding the railroa commission, a more J system of ratiroad taxation, and the defeat of the railroad merger If Mr, Preston te defeated by the ratiroads the people of King county will have only themselves to blame, Now te the thme for every opponent of the railroads im politica to show his colors, Come to the Preston meeting tonight and do strengthening the cause of the people againat the ras your share toward iroada, Seaenmenmemnnannd We ought to know the evil things that are going on in the { A PREAGHER ss wortd, We don't want an Index wees. J Expurgatorius, We don't want a censor, either at Washington or in « Chicago editorial chair, to tell us what we may read. I t to & everything * * * The daily newspaper isa history @f current life Dustness is to tell us what went om tm the world, It ls fivet of ot a re porter. The enterprise of the Amerioan journal is beyond all praise, Hut we have a right to ask for something more than enterprise, We have no right to ask the newspaper to select only the pleasant things for us te read, ‘Thus spoke Dr, Lyman Abbott, the famous preacher and journalist. ‘There's breadth of view in his pungwat wtalement of the functions of the preas, . ‘ But some persons wil! disagree. ‘They do not believe that “vice Is a monster of such hideous uten 00 to be hated needs only to be seen.” They contend that the vices # follies and fralities of humankind should be suvnressed on the theory that such news tends to degrade society and lower the moral tone of the community. Bor Suppose the newspapers Suppose they should cons! wrong-doings, divorces, drunkenness, violations of tory to the waste basket? Would crime and vice and tnjustion decrease? How the underworld, which fears most of all the newsrarers woes rejoice! pebticity ie one of the deterrents societ Fuses for its protection. It is tmpoestbdie for the people to punish iniquity of which they know pothing, It ts lmpossibie for sootety to redress grievances oF ameliorate fonditions which ft ts ignorant. asoedd there i@ violation of law, wherever there te unrighteous- ness, wherever there is Dane or suffering or injustice, there te the news paper reporter, faithful guardian of the pubtio weal to print the facta. ‘The modern newspaper is more than “s mirror held up t nature.” Tt throws the lime-iight of publicity into the dark places. Bt gives civitiaa- tion @ Chance t protect itself aguinst its weaknesses and its crime, — Tt has been argued that the battle of New Orleans would y have been fought if the Marconi system had been tn operation. ‘Then it wa good thing ft waen't. were to proceed on that theory? ign the news of murders official and soe tal laws moral and stat- —_—_— Young John D. Rockefeller told his Bible class on Sanday that the scriptural command to give un all must got be taken literally No, we need not iiterally give up all; ao an extra cent on the gallon will do for recommended as © preventive of bs bighhy ‘and Infl end 08 & specific remedy for and Fevers. FOUGERA & CO. 2630 “ B.Wuliew 5.8.7. HOLM 8 GOOD FURNITURE _ Metal Beds Reduced Fine, weds, exclusive Gesians, made by a Grand Rapids factory noted for the high quality of its prod. wets. Our regular low prices are reduced a quarter to @ third thie week Iron Bed in picture @ very massive, stands 5 feet 2 Inches high, and eled in the white. size. Regular price $18.00, Special nal $12.50 G.LHOLMI .S FURNITURE €o, nky, McBrayer, Whiskies in ine Kentucky, Bourbon and Rye in bulk. fornia W Free and prompt delivery. BRUNNER & CO. --U8E-« QUEEN ANNE FLOUR HAMMOND MILLING CO., Starne All the leading Calt- 502 Pike St. Tel, Main 1080, and were visiting ret 4 bert wife States minister will rule, hereat ter, where the German dame's sway wae former ly undisputed The w of the United Howen Price ISTILL GREATER REDUCTIONS | Dinnerware latter te M Von rl penile, o Sia of tho Oar, To, Clase This, Department Out As Br ic-a-Brac an oha ( ~ * , y Uni faare ‘ene’ eat : yao Sterna | W. L. Douglas’ Men’s *:° § m © to Vene Ever Known in the West NEW 1963 STYLES ARK HERE. suela. She ruled eT music = Dougins’ Box Calf and Viel Kid } Douglas’ Box Calf Ghose, new = | ees All regular 600 and The musto now = Bhoes, new shapes $3.50 | lin last, Goodyear welt A om & . Casacas - acne . Ibe Dougias’ Velour Caif and Kanga Seales 0a ssa and all the sen All regular 260 and abe muste now roo Bkin Booteen, rect foot- } Dougian’ Patent Colt Velow G 1 wear for middie aged and elderly § $5.06 } ) and Box Calf Sh coms Bewed oras of the capital bowed down These are all on special coun- tors. You buy at reqular prices and deduct one-third when you oom, All_r " tru SOMUOMEN oe ee eiee ances folios, Vooal ‘or in now 0 fore er moe, % fore - t goctad Beles one from operas, regular prices pay your bill = 5 a a ee RT since iiss SOOT sane Abrten, Oulpition ches Tomorrow’s Special unmarried, brought out the Misses Kana and Marton Bowen of Piain- pees anee seees100| Il Bho Ansorted Cumptdors...,. 190 feld, N. J, to vist him, Frau Vou Pligram wale awfully Rew: ise Assorted Cuspidors 1 ONE -QUARTER OFF ON ALL ICE WOOL SHAWLS shocked. ' Price, Now SHETLAND FLOSS OPERA SHAWLS AND ZEPHYR F The fact that the yo women were the I tee minteter’s of Raliroom, We have trken from our stock ATORS, nieces didn't make any difference to the German wor: and si WO eee coves 1 26 90 68 & lot of ISe and Sto articles. nat of Venesuclan society to join her in being soandaliaed. ‘These aii ge tor 16e, indignation wasn't a marker to what they felt when Miss Carolyn Clegg vielt the Misses Bowen, and, in less than od to the United Mtates mintwter in the United states PRE-INVENTORY SALES THURSDAY MORNING, 8 TO INGTRUCTION BOOKS o'CLocK ECIALS. ton, President and Mre tre gave a breakfast in the bride's honor bat Langley Tutors .......01 00 . " n that didn't settle the case with the German woman, whose horror words | Mandolin Folios 2 | er & Hurlb t a 7) ee et Mah Bee ge couldn't express She and her friends could: the wed- | lmperial Methods ..... 3 0 4s tong. pr ~~ Jha up the cireum, [Brower Hanjo Method. 60 x gs 9 Th Rg 1 1900. The soctal blockade they declares | Winners Hanjo In- Sa SRG: SS. HAGENS Awe, 10 is against the f t peaceful, but it was rather effective and it lasted until the international row broke out When the Vonesueians arose against the Germa: arrested them by the seor * hin wife behind sok and deserted, danger of being mobbed. Then 0.75 valve; tte Cobol oe... L190 Best Grade Table Off Cloth, white and fancy patterns; § Banjo ARVARD Dental Parlors 518 2nd eave. Collins building. Hevlein Mandolin and Minister Howen, who as consul is Spain, calmly defied an in- Guitar Method 1° bed to 12 o'clock, furtated mob in Barcetona in the Spanish-American war broke owt, | Winner's Mandolin In- ad ae ooes "Tee look the revenge of an American gentleman, structor ed bad Children's Henyy } Ladies’ Heavy He called upon the distremed frau whe had se Mtterty opposed him Mandolin tn- Ctlebrated La Itome { Sanitary Merino Mackintos hes end bin. in & sootal way, gave her his potion and made her his event structar oo Kid Gloves in tans Shirts and Draw- ide ‘afte When the present trouble is settled, ey representatives and thetr ye Mandolin In- ce end browns, $1.75 ers, al! sizes, worth tow — wives will not be overpopular in Caracas. Whien > nasid histhied 1 00 value; § to 12 Up to so; § to 18) valuer 3 to —e Whitney Complete sreeeee vere GLI) o'clock ..... ..190) o'clock g 08 oo oo 7] Be David Violtn Hohmann OF FREIGHT AND MANY PASSENGERS ‘The rush to Valdes and the Cop-;(reight and passer, per river, which was predicted for! heat spring. hae already commen The F. P. &@ N. Co.'s steamer Bac which ealled today for the| will go city of Alaska,” has been ob stor MANDOLIN SPECIAL We will sell, during thie week only regular $7.50 Mandolin for $4.90 fomplete with case, and wtll alec} aides, make « great reduction on many L)bther Wes of small tnetrament a Pirings and trimmings, on which we er -Fare overstocked. WEARE RECEIVING SHIPMENTS Mearty every of Chickering Kimball, Hobart Cabte, Pease, D. B Jonaston Ca, Hinge and other Take Your Turkish Bath at ‘We have seversl styles of pert of which is perishable. der to reli the con jon | trict; W company thie afternoon decided | this city to put ft» steamer Jeanie on the un. | ara The intter has beom laid up at Maglio harbor stnce last fall, She wall | for Valdes next ! Judge Edwards and A. Warner, McLetyan Fitch, a trio of pioneers of Bath Cabinets | that fold up fiat when not in usee $3.50 STEWART & HOLMES DRUG CANNOT § BE EXCELLED CLEARING SALE pee Waren Men’s Goods Do not overlook these bargains. They are well worth your attention. Everything in the Men's Department.is now reduced— Men's Undergarments, half wool and worth a dollar a garment, now on wea Ceats at, only ‘ Heavy All Woot Undergarments, worth $1.75 Age oe sale this wm $1 .50 " 423 Cts Men's Socks, half wool, and regularly worth asc, now Men's Fast Black Cotton Hose (the Black Cat Brand), worth asc, 4 now I 2; Cts HENRY HENSEL, Manufacturing Jewel 28 Hinckley ler. Block, Third Ftoor, GET THE é 1ano Tuned Moderate charges for the mont skilled work are offered by thin store. Ovly experts are employed, and afl we do is guaranteed SHERMAN, CLAY & (0, 711 Second Avenue. F.W. Merrick The American Clothier, 703 First Ave. | Agent for the Celebrated John B. | Stetson Hat 4 and heal McCARTHY DRY GOODS CO. FORMERLY NEWHALL'S / No charge for painless ex- traction when teeth are order- led, All work done by graduate |dentists of 1a to 20 years’ ex- ‘perience; a specialist in each | department. ‘e will tell you lin advance exactly what your 'work will cost by a free exam- ination, Give usa call, and you will find we do exactly as we advertise— or a NICKEL Written Guarantee Painless Dentists { a NICKE SET OF TEETH . ca «+ -85.00 mo PAIR |GOLD FILLING . + $1.00 U.S. CAVALRY BOOTS |GOLD CROWN ....... $5.00) Gola ‘Crowne soe nrentned ‘Top, Vand Sewed and | SILVER FILLING ......50¢| Gold Fillings’ that siay’ in 1.00 Waterproof. me ¥ i stay in qq PLATES Pigtes mover fail. ton” Adios gt eaapnumemmanana “ye ie da eR ae goed onat'ths Pacific Coast Clothing Comp'y. Lady attendant piwaye If You Have to Be Shown, Try It | present | Ten-year written muarantes, students, but all spec fr 12 to 20 years’ practi We a making a apectalty of gold crown and bridge work. Be sure and con- sult us about thie high-class work. | Dr. E. J. Brown’s 713 Dental Pariors Wholesale 900 First Ave., Cor. Marion St. New York Dental Parlors 614 First Avenue, Seattle (Pioneer Square). Houre—8 to 8; Sundays ih Offi Fe QUICK KIONEY CURE Stops paine in the back and cures ail kidney and blad- 500. der troubles. 9 Co. 713 tet Ave, Quick Dru D. A. BOEHME, fanufacturer nibranch Ofice “Fourth a FP a ae te 704 FIRaT A 812-314 Second Ave.South - - - - - ~ ~- Seattle. Wash., U, 8.4