The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 23, 1903, Page 2

RG TRAST ee THE SEATTLE STAR |KILLING AS AN ARGUMENT HOTEL MAN SHOT | LABOR DISCUSSION BY STAR PUBLIRMENG CO yee ‘ BVERY AFPTRRNOON Excert SUNDAY, TRLEP HONE: Rustness Dept, Math 1080, Haitortal Dept , Matn 118% @ Hasard Welle, hatter B. F Chase, Husiness Manager. oe OFFICE, ttie—1907 and 1908 Tth Ave. 220 Temp ure Mu bdtn, NIT UB Express Build! AKO One cent wer copy) ein oper week, oF twenty-five cents per month, delivered riers. No free caples. ddrcas Will please notify (hie offfce at re changing thet 1 their old as well as thelr new once and He Rutered at the Pestotiice at Beattie, Wash SELL THE BONDS AT HOME The thne hae arrived when the city authorities must decide tn what manner they wit diapose of the bonds voted for the construction of 4 municipal electric tehting plant, City y Thomason ayn that be awtnning Ay ext he will need $40,000 # month until the elty’s Hehe ing plant ls tod, Me ala saya that he Is wholly in favor of selling the be t home on the popular toan plan y reason to auppose that tf the city authorities see Mt to adopt this plan it Wil prove an unqualified success, If the bonds are lasved in denominations of from $100 to $1,000 they wil be within reach of the pocketbooks of all clas#en of citheens The purchasers of one of these bongs, whether it be of the amatlest or of & larger denomination knows that his or her money is an secure as It would be iv a safe deposit vault and would at the same time return to the holder as much Interest aa If the maney were on deposit In a savings babk, In fact a ft per cent. higher rate than most savings banks 4 have the same, of & ar r, 4 as cash at any pay. Not only thia, but the bond wou purchasing power as so much cash and could be v time or place Mr. Thomeon points out that each holder of ane of these lighting onda would be destrous of aiding In making thia very necessary publie utility a su os and would aasist In every way In securing an honest and intelligent public administration that the investment made might in no way suffer, Also that the annual interest on the bon is would thus be Kept at home and not constitute a drain on the city at would be the case if the wids were disposed of f “The city authorities should perfect the popul len capttalinta. joan plan at once that the Citizens may avall themectves of the opportunity to invest their eav~ ings tn by securition _——— ee a, n of WHERE IT BELONGS PLACE THE RESPONSIBILITY ; 5 _' the smoke nul- wance case againat the Beattie Electric Company under advisement it might be remarked that @ failure to convict the biggest smoke maker of the city will be a condemnation of the city authorities who have per- mitted this particwlar smoke maker to gain @ foothold in the business district of the city If the city law department finds itself unable to cor Seattle Electric Company for bianketing the ctty with se from its Post street power plant, the public will be Justitted 4 ing an explanation for the existence of the power house In its present location. It is @ popular belief that the city bas a boant of public works which through a building tnapector and other subordinate officials looks out for the public's interests when permits for new buttdings are asked. If there is any foundation for this belief, it is up to the board of works and ite subordinates to explain why a perniit for the new Post street power house was granted without a clause binding the electric company to install a smoke consumer of satiafactory character ‘There certainty was no such clause. At any rate if there wue it is being grossly violated, for the big Post street smoke stack speaks for iteelf, Aa a matter of fact the center of the retail business district of a tty is not @ proper place for a big steam power plant and In no weil gov- erned city would mich @ plant in such a location be tolerated, ‘This te one instance of municipal misgoy ernment. HIGH PROTECTION IN GERMANY Just what Germany ts trying to do to the United States te hand to determine. Expressions of sincere friendantp are frequent and fulsome. But fair words butter no parsntps, so look at the Saures. The new duty on grain amounts to about 100 per cent. That means that Uncle Sam will send none of his good hard wheat to Germany. ‘Then why not expert flour? Becaure the duty on flour has been raised to 14.96 per barrel, and that ends the flour business. The duty on horses has been raised from $4.76 per head to from S21 to $85 per head, and similar increases have been made on shoes, lumber, machinery and rallway materials. Of course the United States will make @ mighty protest. AM along the Hine there will be a how! and delegations of business men will try to induce congress to pluck @ few feathers from the tall of the German eagle. The moral side of it & different. This ts « high protective country, We have fattened owr infant industries and made miltfonatres by the score by doing just what Germany ts trying to do today. Politicians have told the people that it was and is good for them, that prBsperity can beat be obtained by barring out competstion. ‘That is s good thing or It tent @ good thing. It le @ truth oF a lie ‘The United States has made it a fact and a policy for years, and can con- sietently find Mttie fault if Germany attempts to legislate prosperity at the expense of the outside world, for If Germany deosn't do for the Ger- mans, who will? t and fine the val amoke demand- A few more public Meetings ELECTRIC MONOPOLY IN HARD LINES 3 ot vosinees men, —~ euch as the one held before the council commitics on corparations Friday night, would greatly tend to clear the moral aterm «phere of the city hall, Like the trusts, there is nothing the franchise grabbers fear more than publicity. Counetiman James and the others who espoused the cause of the electric monopoly Friday night will think twice before they do so aguin— in public, ‘The manufacturers of the city sre doing @ good. They may be fight- Ing im the dark now, but continued Lelaboring of the electric octopas will undoubtedly bring to light the friends of that Interesting creature in the city government. The fecting which antmates the business men of the city jast now au- gure well for the success of the muntctpal light and power plant. The pinching of the monopoly shoe has tecome unendurable and honest com- petition is the only relief possible, The municipal plant will give such competition. PAVORS LARGE FAMILIES White House expenses have suddenly increased from $26,000 to $60,000 a year. ‘The most generous explanantion ts that made by Cot. TA. Bingham retiring maperintendent of buildings and groands, who, in his written re- port to congreat on the estimated expenses for the coming fiscal year. said that this increase was made necosenry by the president's large faeniby. Though the president has taken umbrage at this statement, it re maing the moat charitable one yet in ade, for” it le surely no dingrace to have « large family and to provide well for It The White Houne haw been blessed with few large famttic Hoose- velt's is (he largest that has ever oecupied It. It is natural that hie Mving expenses should be larger than those of his predecessors. ‘The assertion of the fact is nothing to give offense, President Roosevelt has very recently put himself on record as being tn favor of lerge families To man in To'eds, O., who gave birth to quedruplets he sent his congratulations and his photograph, with a letter saying he believed in large familics. It is a common sense view, Large femiites are the substance of so ciety and the mainstay of the nation. No home is complete without child- ren in ft. A Maine woman writes to Chief of look over your #ticks of unidentttt « if he ean find the body of her son. It appears, then, that the eblef's wide-open-town pot fey ts known and Its effects noted in places as far removed as Maine ‘The task set him will pre a Met of the uncaught ertr shadow of the city hall dead,” and nals who make thelr happy home under the Twelve white men have been sent to Jail in Missinaippl for lynching two negroes. They may not be convicted of mansisughter, but It in tn vigorating to know that the lynching of negroes in Mississippi has begun to be regarded as something worth looking into. —— A bill has been introduced in Nor th Carotina to limit the length of lawyerw epeeches. Now, here ts som ething Ike real reform! The Buffalo Leads Them All Suits made to order The Buff alo 1215-1217 Second Avenue GAMBLING BILL STRUGGLE | SUPPORTERS iT OUT OF COMMITTEE PRICES TO PRODUCERS that he bad In ‘Hay and Grain K ING HOLDS FIRST LEVEE jman named Garnian ree Gallinger delle | elaht agent and F Goes, Poultry ans f labor union. nd it te highly SUE D Fi on ALIENATION © STAMFORD, ATTACK OW POWER HOUSE OHIO RIVER: BREAKS OUT: KVANSVILLE, Obie river fe now 42 Mf ahocks to State r Clapp ner Da tina sult for ex Kt out of the ARRAYED IN GLAD _— be ohare CANADA TO BE. CONSULTED and whe allegee “llow here It te repe 20 miles wide in pls Hut she has « bright face reaching the mark attained ¢ highert on record. that the crest haw bee ature of today's « n reached as foreign steamers spreads for seven miles over the In- diana bettome FLOOD FROM RESERVATION DERBY, Conn. ‘American flags Btates warahips | arrayed tn holiday | ve with bunting Will Tender A Reception Mf Shelton bro yesterday and ¢ J in the house of commons to sple narrowly ew THURSTON & H ERRIN Mining and Investment Brokers Large trees and of joe were borne n by the flood and dashed against tracks and tele ome and block» Housewares mmander Marry A ‘The damage te enti mated at $100,000 Mie WEEDS THE MONEY WASHINGTON © With Inatructions from + Baron Von demand upon friends of the old soldiers, are cor- | @ially invited to atten | te, 54 Union block. | 1.008 Dunlap, real en us when you are We offer for sale today | 60 Al 2,000 & > Dr. Kibbe has resumed practice SAUL LY That Everyone Is Talking About | and dresses in the height of fashion, | te well educated and a good talker, nd many a bachelor of Stamford | ry, would be giad to win her hand, her ing 1,000 Great Excelsior. mo North Star 008 Mon’ 5,000 Hidden Treasure We want to buy Alaska Development Co, Washington Mateh Co. Queen O11 Co. Yellow Jr Alaska ( Send us your name receive a copy of our mining paper “Opportunities” free. © age of 21 she will come! fortune of $80,000 left by he | payment of the Aret $6500, due fre The protocol stipulat that the sum is to be paid 30 days He scid hie|from the signing of CHAMBER SETS then the pr will appreciate the if you will but thne ago Mra, Quintard al-| her husband became tmfatu (ated with Miss Hradiey. able, and when Mise Bradley closed her cottage | Quintard followed her Chip Clothes Raskets, 16x28 43 town |feason if given why the demand te and Minister Neen ot. | Bowen refused to accede to it od $5,000 to allow her husband to| many hae pot yet returned the Ven: eauelan boats taken white the blook- ade waa on, BLOWN UP BY. DYNAMITE CONNELLSVILLE, Pa. Feb, 2.— workmen were killed and two fatally injured on Saturday remature explosion of and 1. Folding Ironing Heards values more @o Medium Cedar Tubs 4.50 Wayne Rotary Warht obtain a diy ry Mies Bradley that he might BLUE AND WHITE 17-QUART l-quart Granite Rice Bot) THE MARKETS f Pieces, very best semi. por. é-quart Crenite Bauce Pan B8e 10-quart Granite Chamber Pail 730 Caiffornia cag continues, & further drop ts! expected in a few daye \-quart cuem Chamber He Twe carloads of bananas arrived dynamite in a stone quarry lie Btove Mittens. men were blown over a bluff | spectal price $2.49 $6.9 Chamber Set of 12 pieces gold trimmed and decorated | Pucbia brought nearty 1200 tons of California produce, whitch witt be on [sale thie afternoon, WHOLESALE PRICES Bitghtly damaged in Claeses ‘Wilson at Ranke transit, but good for Ae evenings 10 years’ use. "{Spelger & Hurlbut 1333 to 1337 Second Avenue Arcade Building pan Dr. Williams, Ophthatmotogiat and Optician, has the latest and only ab method of tite | toons and treating the eyea. aes! | Areade butiaing. BETTER ic . " Ree Freeh Bnat-Cew bert, Tier per ite stone | pete, eee this epectal price fe ber th: mutton, Be per Mh, the, bee kiast teonm, The, Coftes and C reckery Neuse ethene 91) per NOT .DELAY Butter, Cheese, Eggs. Poultry = enna n erommarion, Be; Wasmtoaton full cream gegen. 18M Ge . Lim wk, Fotos, 1agioe Tirkaye ahgite. bens five geene He If you want to share in the gréat bargains from the ~ pohen aduating certt- tive ducks, te “, Kraduating cert? halt usual price to all whe 4. LEE. Py few York Gocumrcaiten ton: nartey, §RLOS per ™ $12,000 Rosenthal Stock OF CLOTHING AND FURNISH- INGS. The Hon. Judge Hoyt ap- pointed | I. H. Jennings trustee with instructions to sell the stock at once and we are authorized to sacrifice everything At35contheDollar Men's $10 Suits and 0° Sunset, Red S41; The Lion Clothing House Cor. First a and Main St. Men’s All-wool Sweaters All $1.59, $2.09 and $2.60 grades, to clowe out, at One Dollar Look in Our Wind: Addition 200 Lots Grubbed and Cleared fore you buy at foot of Wash ington street, get off at Sumumit columbia City Children's $7 sults Men's #16 Suita and Overeoats 5. Men's Pants, Men's Pants, Men's Pants, Men's $20 Sults and Overcoats Sidewalks and City Water W thout Extra Charge Seattle Safe | investment Co. THOMPSON, Men’s $25 Suite and Over Men's $9 Suite and Ove ‘MAKES NO "DIFFERENCE 26 Sults and Ov jee Sullivan asking him to! Pacific Coast Clothing Comp'’y | Paxo Ointment } DY prov @ less burdensome than a request for Chitdren’s $5 # First Ave., Cor TheGlobe Clothing | Hers Canadian 1413 Second, Hood's Liver Regulator, 7 Company 1003 First Avenue Have you tried our HOME MADE BREAD 6 loaves for 2 i TEM ON PRESCTUPTIONS, NO MISTAKES Your money 606 SECOND AVENUE, Sells 1 | Sells | Free Delivery. Phone, Main 503, td Bow Garden R teel Bow Garden Solid Shank Garden Hoe Largest Stove House inthe North- weet. Main Gtore, First Ave. & Spring 6 ONE BLOCK FROMTHE SHOP. PING CENTER OF SEATTLE Citizens’ Light & Power Co, "PHONE, MAIN 1186 INDEPENDENT 75 1425 First Ave. Interstate Fisheries 0 Henrietia aur shot tral Railway. Main 221. 109 Cherry St ——— Dish Pans y worth $1.25; special, while they last O50 COON BROS. Wholesale Notions, Toya, ete 1412 FIRST XVENUE. When buying a Piano let commen sense have full play. A piano that has pleased hun- dreds, delighted Beattie’s expert musicians, will meet your ap- L, we feel sure, and it s the Richmond Piano at $290 Which has made so remarkable a record, Terms $10 Cash and $6 a Month SHERMAN, CLAY & (0, 711 Second Avenue. Our and Summer Goods Mave arrived, Now isthe time to get your Spring Suit, All the latest patterns IMPERIAL TAILORING Oy), 1102 Second Avenue, Builders’ Hardware ‘x Clothing Plumbing and Tinnlag Ernst Bros. _ 506 ig KE John 28 t 085290008 We Sei! the ‘Boss Raat 4 Machine} invite you to vialt our store and see it work Gea. . Woodhouse Co. 1409 Second avenue > wi 1520 2nd ave, Nies rt, Ble fe RIGHT KIND.” N. W. Fixture Ann 313 First Avenue South, bidg., is the largest tution of ite kind i elty or state, work at most reasonable Eyeo examined free of charge » aod address by W : s : se? By using the well Oak Range, for sale oniy furniture ar Phone John 1; Ramaker Mu ___ Moved to 1406 ad Ail orders ‘promoply att Hotel, restaurant logning camp trade solicited. Painless De Ten Year Written Ti Real nless | Full Set and Fit Guaranteed... | Gold Crowns, 22k | Gold Fillings that stay ‘in. | Sitver Fillings that etay in Teeth Extracted Free, and replaced v | sult us about th Dr. E. J. 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