The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 30, 1903, Page 2

a ES ; , we . ’ in encouragement, ‘The invention snd Italy the greatest Mediter THE SEATTLE STAR 9 . int have delighted him an pows ‘ BY STAR PURLIEKING o8. hae mastered the minutee of all the! at ne Viet a Te ae apparatua, and ikes to 4 ntien to the BVERY APTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. use th sbjeot, Court offieiain| eurprine vinite to TRLEP HON DS: R find they hi be very well in- | hour and preach Business Dept. Matn 2060, Kaitortal Dept \. Main tia formed to pace with the king|a big # i * for hal the court almospher mething of aw $1.00 Waiata Cut to 81.06 Wasard Wells, Rétter B. F. Chase, Business Manager. VICTOR EMMANUEL WILL SOME TIME BE HEARD OF IN THE [MR ie which used to amu , ¥. Togethor the ¢ - orricRrs: WORLD OF SCIENCE ANDO POLITICS . ait one ee teeee > tnecn- [ta th p Bowens $ ” a ¢ ~ Seattio—1907 and 1909 Tth Ave. pod ede tor come grub } . New York. Temple Court Bullding. Bo ty sta | mig ; with a new theory of 1] $6.00 Watets Cut to 1% Ww Cormeen Hr. U.S Bares Syeeine. [Soke GERMANS wr S1k cots DOr Week, oF LWeRLY-Aye Cents per Month, delivered ches italy heer Searing. from | $2.62 $1 4 : perreny hing. ne world is heart | oo, and in soon likely to hear] - * ¥ Bubscribere changing thelr add J please notify this office wt [Bie too, one ment italy into the $4.00 Walsts Cut to ¢ once and send thelr old as well as thelr new address. * after and urged arbt ’ Wastnta Cub iy ‘ the Poet on England and (ermar 2 98 | a sounaiinea ae : roy ea i AROUND : : The sction of the Seattle M - Pr aes Vraught 1th Orne a decturees’ Ansoclation tu. settaring the other adinio consequences, how: | ONLY REMEDY sreater Pine tact that Victor hae) wow von Jos ss to ebnaie Iinported penne ~~~.) fOr competition in the supply of ever, i the, fat ites ttle state, | Jew. ; , 90-—It In report: Bo gg 7 electrical power and Heht should be seconded by every resident taken ee ne under his provects 11 | P6 Reve oe ee ee O'fhantere z city not in the pay of the Seattle Blectric Company, At the fies betw 4 ‘Turk al of tamnan array ané fe time Seattle is giving up an enormous tribute to its favorite monop emall c % tribute far in excess of What any reasonable cormorant would have xt time there |} . ; the gall to demand, The munteipality and all its residents who use ne. If the ity in Havana electrionl power or lght wnite in the bestowal of this expe » bonus. ‘ . ow en od a { that pl raph th ‘The collectiona of the trioal octopus are Based upon the Oriental eee Ton ail aamandl ww at Havana were ta system of taxation, the principle of which is to extort to the limit of rin her shade of the #poll of| Voluntary of involuntary endurance. urkey. Th are alse Ladies’ Wool Flee Nearly a ye © the © oted by » : in Austria aft the van fie SiMe rly & year ago the city voted by @ majority approaching wnan iy th of the emperor, Francia Jo posarveg imity in favor of @ muntelpal lighting plant. It was moved to thia ac WP fi feph. ‘Parte of Dalmatia and the | value; selling at 100 tlon chieMy by the outrageous extortions and tndifferent service afford- city. of Trieste aro already largely | jig IT 3 ed by the corporation whieh practically monopelives electrical utilities ’ ] j inhabited by Ttallans and anowid the anh ae , WM Beattie. Bnterprise Assntation ¥ Austrian empire break up, ° wp fon rs x iT Soouat ‘Corre-} Industry, in sotence and fh’ ar€] would naturally go to Italy toned, 460 value; rel! -_ and to these things the kingly ing at BBe c spoadence,)—They tell you here that =3 ciemmneipanae Victor Remanucl, present bing of Tho Cashmere Gioven, 2 Italy, ts gotng to be heard from. He alent clamp fastened, ‘ i an Mdealist, he is a worker and , The value; sale price wi, ome 2 Sg Sm us ne ore a se In Rome you never see him ai " theater, rarely on the streets a nant pont, ven | Gents on Spenet Celtohig ' fonable soclety knows him not and 5 n elt sawed, Th mplains bitterty. What,” is eee or 8 EY 1 te the use of & king whe hae , s Asbestos rt and 4 wet the pace Another private company offers to fur- social Rat Viocte 7 ish electrical power in the city at rates from 23 to 4 per vent. lens than ea rance a e those now made by the Seattle Bieetrio Company, The rival company 7 Asks only a necessary amendment of its existing franchise TOM W The Seattle Biectrie Company is understood to object, It has ob- IMOTROW fected heretofore when the owners of jarge butidings or manufacturing WHAT THE SALE Fort Black 4 plants have asked the privilege of generating their own electrical power, ‘of hie subjec frente oPrined and the city council has lately turned down several such applications, ave these biessing® and bo OFFERS UM. scecesornee ? ‘This action has moved some Inquisitive persona to ask who owns the hs city council, anyway, During the campaign last winter the Star showed by computations made for it by an able electrical engineer that a muntetpal plant could ultimately supply the elty and private consumers with eleotrie light and power at figures little more than half the existing rates of the Seattle Rilectric Company, These computations were not succesfully assailed. cy which were merly idle show have been sto and sinecures abol- | inked. Though the poorest of the great powers of Burope, italy is now | the only one with « balance in her) [* Rocker made of solid oak with neat machine-carve top panel, turned spindles, brace arms, large cobbler seat atid strong base. Reg- It will surprise a gp many folks to learn we have disposed of business. reat that our New 1903 W. L. Dougl Union-Made Shoes Tt was also shown that the monopolistic corporation was buying [treasury, Italy is pushing forward | qi tlar price $1.85—~ We do not intend to aps Con ond .$3 00 Peters om Vis Kid power from the Snoquaimie company at $18 per horse power annually ———E i] leave ttle—not by any a pee eneees es raga canes and selling {t to private consumers at rates which produced from $20 to fe means; but we do intend : al, Yer $3. aif and Kan- $5, with practically*ho expense but the book keeptn ‘These figures alone Hj engaging in another indus- Calf and Kid . .50 garoo Skin Bootees show what competition in electrical supply would do for Seattte. yyy ood 2% bib try, and take this occasion ‘ of thanking the thousands fg| Cerbion Shoee tor | Children's oll Cait | Good tor mall Me ; hoes, wea! Bhooe TME OBJECT LESSON Some day the people will put an of people in Seattle and vi- ta cantor than re pd other hoes - lipper on the . end to the present method @f #e- cinity who have given us “= ‘ them; OF THE OLYMPIA AFFAIR hroughout— ja curing membership tn the “Rich their patronage and helped ae Pa es diodes 9% 00:31 © Seon yee io ache mgr teeing gi ‘ " nend . it . Men's Clud,” otherwise known as the United States senate, It will not make our business the 1908 styles...64.00 | Bises 11% to 2 $1.25 Sizes hie to 86 be this year, Probably many years will pass before the change te largest of its kind in this made, But it will come. Year by year the popalar demand for p urity in politics i growing stronger. Uitimately it will set in motion a re- form wave that the united efforts of the great trust and corporations cannot withstand. Then such nen as those which have dingraced the state legisiature at Olympia recently will cease to be re-enacted year af- ter year in this and other states of the union. ‘The framers of the constitution of the United States were good men and patriots, but Old World prejudices were still strong within them and they 4id net fully trust the great mass of the peaple. There- fore, with the best of intentions, they surrounded the election of both the president and the members of the United States senate with many safeguards that at that time seemed wise and calculated for the great- experiment and they were without prece- Gent to guide them. It ts no injustice to them to say that they made mistakes, some of which hafe not yet been rectified. Two of the great- est of these mistakes were made when the chosing of the president and members of the upper house of congress was left to the electoral col- lege, in one case, and to the vartous state legisiaturces in the other ‘The rise of the great political parties which have for years existed in the nation was not at that time foreseen. It was the high ideal of the framers of the constitution that the election of United States senators should forever be free from vulgar politica, The theory wae that the would be chosen to represent the people of each that these chosen few would, with refer- { iH a f i i COR. SECOND AND UNION Watch for Our top panel decorations, by able arms and lar seat. Rocker made of hardwood in a golden finish; has large with embossed large cobbler Regular price $2.85— Frederl Sevend Avenue, Medison and Spring Streets state, Our entire stock comfort- who will excellent grocery value: today and tomorrow stock-taking. fixtures have been sold to MARCIE’) unquestionably continue to give the same Our store will be closed and for ETERSON GOOD GOODS 206, 208, 210 PIKE STREET. HOLMES’ GOOD FURNITURE Oak Chiffonier $it val are greater sinewhere tn the Nortl Solid selected Osk G same ax cut, polished finished. top is 18x36 @rawer is curved; price= LMI URI LH mNI | NII | Ss |} © PIKE STREET OPTICAL (0. Eves Examined Scientificallv, Free | AMUSEMENTS Third Ave. Theater W. M. Russell, Mer. Phone, Main 067 Prices--é¢e, #00, 300 and Only Attraction In Tewn This Week TONIGHT AT 8:15 WEARY WILLIE WALKER ‘The Livellest of Fun, Four Days, Starting Next Sundey Matinee H. A. Dutniet's Great Comedy ccess MY FRIEND FROM INDIA Firat time at popular prices, ‘(Sam MEA RE) Painless Dentistry ey ine Tear Ton Vear, Written Quarantes joa! Painless Dentists 4. stowe, Mar, = Phones, Main Nine Dollars and Eighty-five cents never bought such excellent garments for men before —at any rate, not in this city. The Suits are the A asked-for styles, made of all wool cassimeres, cheviots, tweeds and worsteds, The Overcoats are made of Kersey, Rough Tweeds, Meltons or Bea- as ver—long or short styles. These clothes are such as men would go out of the way to buy, even at full prices, They're not equaled, save by custom tailors, and then at nearly three times the cost. Vor all, they're de« sirable, we're selling them at— $9.85 Instead of $15 and $17.50 Many a good clothing store gets Eighteen and Twenty for such as these. The sale goes on day after day, The scheme is not advertising—to contradict Macaulay—but great value, A glance at the windows as you pass will show you what manner of store this is, a .W. MERRIC THE AMERICAN CLOTHIER ONE BLOCK FROM THE SHOP. PING CENTER OF SEATTLE Citizens’ Light & Power Co. "PHONE, MAIN 1186 INDEPENDENT 75 1425 First Ave. A GREAT SALE OF | MEN'S UNDERWEAR | AND HOSIERY 3 All regular lines of Fine Winter Underwear in wool and a heavy cotton, from the Knitting Mills Trading Co. and the Winsted Hosiery Mills, will be offered, starting today, at the following cut prices: QUEEN ANNE FLOUR HAMMOND MILLING CO., Srarnt” No Pai No charge for - traction when teeth ed, All work done by gm dentists of 12 be rience; a ect Separtieeiie We will tll in advance exactly work will cost by a free Men’s Heavy Cotton Ribbed Underwear, in blue, brown and natural, 75¢ values, NOW cessescecseccerees creeeeee GSC Men’s Heavy Wool “Winsted” Underwear, in brown and natural gray, $1.00 value, MOW ..cceccecececseeeees +806 Men's Merino Heavy Natural Gray Underwear, 75¢ values, Men’s Blue and Pink Ribbed Cotton Heavy Underwear, $1.00 e value, now .. THR LAUGHING SRASON BRGINS SUNDAY. HARRY CORSON CLARKE In Hie Greatest Comedy HIS ABSENT BOY TOW cence tenesseeteeesaeseseaneeee Full Set and Fit Guaranteed Gold Siewee Men’s Najural Wool Underwear, double back and front, $1 25 Valtic, NOW seseecerseeres Penne eee ee eeet ones knee Alay to ait » i : . "in ; ' . San » 1 Silver Fillings that stay in 800} now open, ction Adhesive | Will find we do Our Double ates never fail, eth Extracted “Free, without Men's “American Hosiery Co.'s” Fine Cotton Underwear, rib- bed, $1.50 value ...... ++ $1.25 ral advertise— Bn He, A. ERG MADISON THEATER Wildy & Godstein, Managers, Corner First Ave, and Madison St, Men’s Fine Wool “Winsted” Underwear, in brown, na or white, $1.75 value, now.......cce« SET OF TEETH . , GOLD FILLING ...«» 4 ee eeeecesenes BEG Telephone Main 4203. rantes, No Seattle's Favorite F ” . Reattieg Favorite Family esore, iats of from |GOLD CROWN .. nday, Jan, A Big Hit Everywhere THE GREAT CARROLL, RUSSELL & O'NEIL and THE O'NEIL SISTERS, Laughing Features PROF. CLARK'S DOG CIRCU ROONEY & FORRESTER, Men’s Fine Blue Wool “Winsted” Underwear, regular value $2.00, now . + $1.50 Men’s Worsted Wool “Winsted,” best quality, regular value CE BOs 6 sab hed oes b6 $2.00 Men's Camel's Hair Underwear, with double front and back, . We are of gold crown and bridge work. Re sure and con- sult us about this high-class work. 12 to making a spectolty 20 years’ prac SILVER FILLING «+ go PLATES $2.00 value, NOW ».,secccveessevvess fe teeeeeeee ee BLEO Se 718 Ist Ave. Men's Cooper Ribbed form-fitting, flesh color, value $2.00, 250 and 50. ‘two | Ti Sa NOW ccoweisbore perform ¥ at 2:30 and 8:30 FANCY . $1.50 OSIERY p.m. GRAN OPERA Beattle’s } Leadl HOUSE Theater. Theater. le and Retail * promptly atte: Bullders’ QUICK KIONEY CURE | NEN’S WOOL AND cae ao New York Dest F. W. MERRICK 703 FIRST AVENUE. Heavy and Medium Weight Wool Hosiery, in natural aurar i i nd 2 Ai or vsiery, F al pray, ant, steamboat and | JOHN CORT, M Ph Stops pains in the back ha camel's hair and black, 35c values, now 20c, 3 for ... soe a Western Aver” Hardware tamer a€ Sr ereubles. Goer” nna bee wa ds + ve pea : é d ern THREE NIGHTS oad wa? a09 ¥ Pioneer Sq = Fancy Lisle Sox, pretty stripes and colors, regular soc va MH iene’ 3 7 sivas ' beefy agama tp ors, regular §0c v Rich Main 400, Plumbing and Starting Sunday, February 1, Quick Drug Co. Houre—8 to 8; Suni i" Branch Offico—Foi json etreet, P Nankeville’s P: tion of the 04 FIRST A Ernst Bros, | HUMAN HEARTS A SPLENDID COMPANY 606 Pike MAGNIFICENT SCE Telephone John 289, CAPITALLY 81 Prices—Tic We and Be Beats now on sale Jewelry 706 First Ave. PLUMBING And Hot Water Heating. Plans and Bstimat rnished ty. ©. M. SHAW @ Co, AGED. | Gouth side Colman dock, foot of Col- | umbia street, Black isi, ‘ Calmer 1930 2nd ave. Your money back for Sells Ladiew’ sul THE AMERICAN CLOTHIER ° the | gsking. Walats, Séparate,| Skirts, tc “THE RIGHT KIND.”