The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 3, 1903, Page 4

” oe POKER ROOMS ARE STILL GATHERING IN SHEKELS Gambling Running Full Biaat in Rooms Over First Ave. South Saloons--Little Secrecy is Observed and Chief Sullivan Merely Smiles--His ‘‘Rules”’ Daily Evaded Te face of the fact that be hae an mayen the closing of all public gwambling, Chi of Police Sul ie allowing the iy direct Vielation city laws, and hi along of rw One of the rules In thie code ts that nov y shall appear on the ta at least, not when there ie an outaider in the room, The intoxicated gentioman, who had the appearance of a mechanic, | pulled out hie pay envelo; and tore jit open, He put $25 in mold on the table, but the floor. walker soon not- feed the yellow money and compell- ed him te buy chips with tt The chips are sold by the floor. rm tw operations, admissions of the & the games, The gamblers do not admit that In charae of they are allowing money to change | walker, who has exclusive charge of|lost the money that drive him to a hands over their tablea A few of/all the games in the room The} suicide’s arave in Pverett. Cheeks the chief's regulations they live up| counters are kept in a tittle cup-|thought to have been forged, were to, but they Keep the games aGing| board in one corner, In this manner|/cashed in the Seattle Bar lt was and the uvyal number of boosters/the novmoney rule ix evaded. Thelatated at the saloon that Helmich and dealecs are employed In the| poker games running are menerally| was not known, but that games, besides floor walkers who] considered pretty if ones, The have charge of the reoma, Only the} ie comparatively high, and fact that the grand Jury might tn terfere, seems to prevent the gam bier® from running the poker rooms on are always well Allied, A percentage is taken out of the house, which, as minal every pot for openty, Little real secrecy ts ob-|one of (he proprietors explained, goes wervedt to pay for the cards, at the rate of ‘The games over the Seattle Bar| 50 cents a pack. In half on First avenue south are conduct on, about & ed In front reoma on the second ards were purchased at floor, Two rooms are usually ove mey Was ao uned pled by the gamblers, but only op was in use yesterday afternoon. Both of the games in operation were Jackpot poker, ‘The game ix prac stantly on the de Ueally the same ae draw poker, but) A player may leave the room without by playing jack pot® at every deal,/ the aasietance of the guard, but be- the play is made much fa At} fore he goes in he is carefully crom both of the tables there is a man i | questioned. charge, although he does not run the} J. McParland, one of the propriet- © RaMes are under look suard paces the hall outside a big fellow, and bank He simply sees that the) ore of the Seattle Bar, saye that he| gives the customary shrug of his boosters do thelr duty, that, as the! has nothing to do with the gambling | shoulders Proprietor of the place say, “ne one| upstairs In the Skagit hotel, furthe ———. le cheated, and that no intoxicated | than renting the rooma P. J, Gens. man is allowed to play.” He also takes in the “rake-off" for the house. Yesterday afternoon, however, there was a “live one” sitting tn at one of the * who was so drunk that he could not hold wp his head. He war so into: even, that he forgot to play by the Sullivan code CORPORATION COUNSEL TO DO THE JOB Grave Tax Legal Work Turned Over To That Office by the Council A® the result of the action of the city council last night, It will soon de up to Corporation Counsel Gilliam to appoint & special grade tax at~ the late John W. introduced by ner, who formerly conducted the games in the back room of the sa- loon downstairs, te in charge of the . m8 stated hoon thet he had from Chief Sallt wterday after eived no ord te clone MAS. BEERS TO PREACH The spectal revival meetings at the Free Methodiat church, Pi street and Terry avenue, are etill in progress, this being the fourth week Mra A. L. Beers will preach tonight, Mise June Colson will sing. CONTRACT FOR HAY Maj. Bingham yesterday awarded to W. W. Robinson of this city the contract for furnishing 1000 tone of hay for shipment to the Philippines om the Roston Steamship Cos Shawmut, March 2) LANDMARK BURNED The Weedin homesteed. «a land- mark of Green Lake, was burned to the ground yesterday afternoon, The building was cceupied by Mr 4 Mra Robert Weedin. The cause of the fire is unknown. RIDGWAY FILES Ns cred aren iat CLAIM FOR $40 Considerable routine business was transacted at the meet the city counct! last night. ‘The appointment by the mayor of Charies . Wright as « special po- Teeman to look ter the roads tn and ahout Seattle, wan ——_ Mr. Wright's appointment qeamended by the Queen city Good Roads © J. W. the humane so- clety's mpecial poltoeman, who was be | Custed from office by Mayor Humes, last night filed « claim for $0 for services rendered the city during the [month Of February. Hidgway denies the legality of his removal from of flee and served until the passage of an ordinance abolishing the position. D af the majority, but veral members decided to turn tler over to the corporation after they learned that there chance getting a friend shoes. |, however, adopted the ‘t after it had stricken Lr 4 i fi a naming Mr. Pratt’ mong the candidates are Attorneys F. Booth and J. B. SECOND AVENUE REGRADE of an ordinance fix- on Second avenue, a qe Joe Burk, & teamster, became en- raged because Charles KR. Kushman, & carpenter, moved his team, which 27 ap = taken to the city jall by Patrotman Mason on a charge of asmault and battery. Rushman was released on $5 ball to appear as 8 witness against his alleged omsatiant. Ry Ha But only two weeks’ extension. DIVORCE SUIT DROPPED The divorce mutt instituted Inst March by Mra. zane Ensley aginst Benjamin Ensley, a piano salesman, wae dropped from the superior court ealendar today, on the petition of the Plaintif®, The divorce was asked for @ the grounds of non-support and Sueity. Clothing, Shoes, PROPERTY DAMAGES Max ©, Stein and John Gar! filed in the superior court yester- to recover $3000 and $1000 dam- ‘ively, from the Seattle ric company. The intitts im that their property in Green je has depreciated im value by of an embankment built on durore avenue defendant @onpany. R. KE. Evans, a computer tn the ty engineer's office, was held up on turday evening about 11 o'elock five men who took his pocketbook from him. While they were hoid an Men's $16 Suite Men's $15 Buite Men's $20 Suits... Men's $25 Suite Men's $20 Butts Children’s $10 Suits... Youths’ $10 Sults..... Youths’ $16 Suits Youths’ $20 Suits Children’s $3 Suits Children’s $6 Suite in hot pursuit of the highwaymen, but the tratl ie cold. DANCING CLASSES Professor Wilson at Ranke Hall Monday and Friday evenings. t vate lessons daily. above. Cottage, modern in every respect, with a fine view of the Sound and city, west of Broad- way, near Republican. H.S.Turner &Co 282 Glebe Biook place, but that 1 vale. Take Tablets OF bree —o—— Dunlap, real estate, 64 Union b! Me, 1, worth 61.60, especial No. 1, Worth $2.0, special was taken in, The attor tt, he would 4 | leet night wae the r& He admitted that poker Wael breaker and $2619 was paid In in his rooms upetaire “Rome | nt the bow offtes * but maid that Rolo, coon-oan and whist were also played at inter that Chief Bul- He thought an must Know that he wae deal ing poker, as there waa little secrecy about it Tt was in the rooms over the Be attle Mar that young Alvin Helm room upa t be playe: No effort ts made to stop by the chief of poll asked about them. Te Cure . Geta In One Day la ver Tir ‘This stgnatu 1409 SECOND AVE. The unexpected has happened, Mr. B. Alexander has given us a little more time to sell the Bankrupt Stock of the Monarch Shoe & Clothing Company, 1317-1319 First ave. This is his final answer, THE BiG SALE IS EXTENDED Tt is good news, indeed, and means that you can throw off your winter duds and buy Hats and Furnishings for the summer at ONE-THIRD ACTUAL VALUE You know what this stock is—that it was formerly in possession of M. A. Gray & Co., but was ordered sold by the Hon. Judge Morris of the superior court, Paine, a prominent real estate man, with offices in the Pioncer building, as receiver, and ordered him to sell for what it would bring TO SEE 1S TO BELIEVE Our windows will display the stock, the prices will be on items, mark off what you need, and you will see them displayed in the windows, Children's $8 Suite... Men's Panta, worth $2 Men's Pants, worth $3 Men's Pants, worth 4 Men's Pants, worth $5 Pants, worth $6 Pants, worth $7 Pants, worth $8 45 Bhoen ‘ % Shoes The Btrong Overalls Men's $1.00 Shirts... All Overcoats will be sold at the same proportionate reduction as Suits are quoted There are Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes, Trunks, Valises, Blankets, Comforts, Miners’ and Lumbermen’s Outfits which must be sold regardless of costs or losses. 1317, 1319 FIRST AVENUE, SEATTLE ONE-HALF BLOCK NORTH OF THE POSTOFFICE oh The gamer there are run even mere openly than they are at the Seattle Bar ‘There are al T. | operated number of games| gambling houses, and In cigar stores that the police pass by © Quinine on every bom, Bbc. mpunaasew sie ANNA WAS A TRUMP CARD previous fee his how Anne § manager stator that more money Was taken in at each of the night performances than at any previous engage ment of the actress on her pres ent American tour, Sunday night $2527.20 was the total re eoipts, At the matines, $1617 75 The total attendance fo t BANOBAGGED BY UNKNOWN heries A. Fhambure, etrikt « the who. smiles and and deal him 16 or blows before the latter made his en- then, with aim ulty, reached his home at Tl Denny neck Was 60 seve swollen that he wan con fined to his bed ali day Sunday, rie) J, M. Rennett, jeweler, T Colonial, Second and Columbia. ——e- Hair cutting, cents, Shrews. bury’s, Lit Yesler, SMALL COTTAGEAND LOT Terms, 825 down, $6 monthly large cleared lots 18 up; 1806 late sold in the man OF Take Reston car on Washington street, fare 6 cents; large, warm af- fee at Hillman City, ALL GRADES Newenstle, Franklin, Fulton, ; Diamond, Rosiyn and Charcoal load of best wood when you order here. Velephens, Main 03. Inde- | achool board of the city to co-operate FAVORS THE NEW PLAN IMPROVEMENT CLUBS ASK THAT SCHOOL BOARD PUR CHASE COUNTY COURTHOUSE ting of the Memtth held at nepde of both court house centrally lentiy located. Phe resolutions will be referred to the several improven clube and yers of the city for in and conven| the atate to | Arbor Day, ayor and 8 demignate April 1 as and calling upon the with the Improvement clubs to plat tn the observance of the day A committee was appointed to ar range for the celebration of the semi-centennial of the founding of Hhorrock the! tube wor ention of 6. Consider the rowing cor A wae manifented in marriage Heense 4: Dr. Horace Lax one of we | 4 Martha Wentworth, 23 Franklin Wilson, 22 Dr, Willtiams, 0; Yptician, has the solute correct mineses and tr Areate buliding phthalmne! method of fitting ting the eyes New York Conservatory and Behoo! ef Music ‘The ta and most up-to-date conservatory tn the state, Pupils are graduated tn one-third lens time than in any other conserv- atory. French and Spanish lan- Gusge taught, Fees about one- third usual prices, for @ short Ume. A Fine $25 Instrum given to each pupil FREE.F. Conservatory, 210 to 221; oMce, 318 Arcade bulid- ing, Becond ave. D. H. LEE, Principal, Phone, Red 541, R77ey YOUR PRIDE IN THE PORRESEION OF A Kingsbury Piano WILL NEVER BB MISPLACED. ‘ ‘There is no other inetra- ment, at the price, se re- eponsive, so melodious, po accurate, so cany, OF 80 Gentrabie Strong worde—but the KINGSEURY = verifies them. Many styles from which to select a! good, at right prices and on easy terms, ALLEN & GILBERT- RAMAKER 0. 1406 SECOND who appointed Mr, J. A, the goods. Read these 2e Linen Collars § ibe Linen Handkerehiefs the Suspenders... oe Suspenders ., tho Neckwear... be Neckwear $1.00 Neckwear ... tee Underwear 1.60 Underwear . 2.00 Underwear Men's $8 Ha Men's $5 Hate OPERA Seattios Lead wouse [s.cin8 JOHN CORT, Mer. Phone Maw & Bong ital By the Famous Prima Donna ZELIE os LUSGSAN, Tickets may be &« No person cam reserve more than ix weate. Third Ave. Theater W. M. RUSSELL, Manager, Phones—Sunset. Main 967; Independ- ent, 567 Me, Wo, Me and Me, “Get-Rieh Quic Batablish Hence It I= Popular With the Peopie. MISS JESSIE SHIRLEY And Her Own Company. ‘Tonight, Tuesday and Wednesday, “IN TH ANDS OF THE ENEMY ‘Thursday, Friday and Saturday, “BLUE GRASS OF OLD NT Not a ment. Wildy & Godstein, Manag & Godstein, Managers, Corner bia oC and Madison St. » Main 1202, Kveninge §:20 Matinee 2:30. Matinee Every Day Only Vaudeville Theater Suitable for Ladies and Children, THIS WEEK—THE FAMOUS Mackey’s Modern Vaudevilie Co. Prices No Higher—Pvenings, Me, boc; matinees, 100, Bho We, » «er, Both Phones, Main a. The Funniest Play of the Season, HARRY CORSON CLARKE As the "COOK LADY" in Broadhurst's Screaming Farce Why Smith Left Home Popular Prices ‘Tbe, We and 2be, THE BON MARCHE NORDHOFF & CO. THE GON MARCHE Lonsdale Muslin 7c Genuine “Lonsdale” Muslin, 1 Yard Wide, Bleached Worth i0¢, Tomorrow at de 1-2¢ Other Specials in - Domestics} and Bedding HEAVY TOWRLS nh Heavy Cotton | $4 BLEACHED SHEETING, 17¢— Full wig ele, sine 16x86 inches, fast edges, worth Bleached Kheeting, good qualtt rth Ste tal, each de chal, a yard Th LINEN CRASH, 64e—Hxtra Heavy Linen Crash, | BLANKET ROBES, 9Be—Light or Dark Banke 1b inches wide, good value at 10; kpecial, « yard | jobew in beautiful designs, for bath robes, tet : : OXe npectal, each . Grocery Store Notes A very few of the Remember, Grocery bargains for a full stock orrow are of Groceries at cor here printed respondingly low prices Half price tomorrow tot Wi ' ¥. K. Buede Kid Gloves, Hottie Biuing. at, the bottle... Ge | Beat Patent Fiour, at, sack. $1107 sirabie epring sha Rottie Ammonia, at, the bottle Be | Cox Gelatine, the best made, at blacks in the lot p Griffin Baker Beans, 2-pound cans | the package Tle price $1 at only at Be | Hive Label Cateup; special at, the . | bottle We Just a few cases of J. MH. Fitckin : gers Canned Plume and Apri | Oe 7 ror B5e 88&c to clone out at, the can 26 | Tomorrow from 10 to 11 a. m eat Granulated Bugar, 2% pounds | For one hour only—from 16 to 1 Half p for Mocha Gloves. for $1.00 & m., tomorrow, we will sell tbe | Women’s , Very Nice French Prunes, € pounds | grade Ceylon Tea, at, the pound for abe . BBe Hosiery and Under- Prices Cut Lower wear Than Ever Sean carefully our 8 to 11 specials. for Wednesday morning buyers Hoye os. in navy blue and | women's Jersey Ribbed Wool Vests and Py fancy mi cheviots, value Bb¢ ing, © lent quality, supertor finish; spe for 19¢ A 4 | Women's Jersey Ribbed White Me Women's Fast Black Hose, Boyw Wate im porcele one dium Weight Cotton Vests and double toe and heel, gingham, ages ¢ to 14 years Pants, ankle or knee length, all | plain or ribbed, excellent Mothers’ Friend and Star brands with separate bands, value 0 from & to 11 at 86 The and $1.00 Percale W in medium and light ly braid trimmed, with dest values, 2 pairs Women's Fast Binck (i high mpliced heel, lent 0c value; y, at Women's Fast wixen, superior to any be grades at 50¢ Mixsen’ Fine Ribbed Silver Woot Vests and Pants, superior finish unequaled quatity, all sizes ne etal all day at Bde neat epaulets Finck Lisle over shoulders; § to 11 Wednesday, | women's Extra Fine Cotton Hone, | ~Open Work Hone, for 4%e Diack and white stripes, drop | stainless, fashtoned 18 and $3.00 Misses’ Skirts, of stitch, high spliced heel, double excellent quality nine, cheviots and serges, in sole; special values, 3 pairs prettiest denian brown and navy neatly $1 00 trimmed; from ® to 11 for $1.68. le Decorated Mush Bowie, from Glass Fruit to B3¢ per yard; sale price, ® to 11, Pintes, | 7 sale price, from § to 11, per } only Se Rome new things in Brooches, large assortme ¢ led, or with f regular value: Center Pieces. Long White Skirts, | tucks and | } acrot select each: very finest « and conventional desig: from, worth regularly | male price, § to 11, 8% each. Broken lots of Shell Hair Pins, Women's Fi | Satin One-ft Sandals, in red, pink and ues special, # to IL, at The = | etrelaht or crimped. black shel! | turn soles, French heels, Finest Quality Shelf Paper, reg- | and amber, values Ihe and 26c per | $2.60, for 98c ularly To piece: from § to Il at4e.| gosen: mnie price, from § to 11,| Men's Heavy Casco Calf | Good Bleel Bread Knife. from ® to 11 at regu- chotee, per dozen, be, Featherstitch Braids, white and | colored, extra fine quality, full stx | from @ to 11 at $1.75. | Shoes, blucher style, heavy welted soles, value ear Liberty = | Pr, Gaomanadt ok andl > Rb | yards in piece, regular prices 15¢. Men's 20¢ Merino Sox, from able, very pretiy shades to choose | }7¢ and Zle per plece; sale price, | 11 at. the pair, 1bc. $ from, worth regularly Tc m yard, | tm § to 11, choice, per piece, 10¢. Men's S6c Binck Sateen sale price. § to it, She per yard Women Fast Bleck Cotton | from Sto 11 at, exch, 386, Hose, silk finish, double toe and heel. the very best Ife quality, all sizes; special from & to 11, at, the pair, 1¢. Gold Plated Beauty Pins, half- on card, warranted not to Ivory Piatt, Val and Imitation | Ducheas Laces, from 2 to 4% Inch- on wide, pretty net top, with heavy po eng =p — for trim- ming houre gown’ . very finest Gualltion to select from. worth Up Talcum Powder, regular for €c. 7 Rubifoam Tooth Wash, mgular IL 2he bottles, for the. Limterated Tooth Soap, xe, for 9c. Noréhof @Ce THE BIG STORE 1419 to 1435 Second Avenue and 115-123 Pike Street THE HUMAN | EYE Tte aliments and weaknesses has been made study by us We are expert specialists. We give you | he best eye service for the least} money. All glasses preseribed by us| are ground In our own shop from the | finest crystal obtainable. We have| flasees $1.00 and up. ago the Don't put ott anti! tor have them examined 1207 Rerond Avenue, Seattle, w the finest (Next to Stone, Fisher & Lane's ee ” Store.) equipment and the new feal discovery which Schuchard Optical Co. Eye Specialists IT 1S TRU tion painiess. charge of graduate Extracting free when work is ordered. Stiver Fillings YOU SHOULD KNOW Gold Crow Bridge W Full Set Teeth ‘ FREE EXAMINA’ painless method used extra charge. Lady always. Hours—8:30 a. m. to 8 Be Sundays till 1 p.m. BOSTON PAIN HAT the Citizens’ Light and Power Company is re- sponsible for 80 cent gas. If you are not getting this rate call on us and ascertain the reason why. Opposite Snoqualmie F ¢ Annum for © ous Services Per CITIZENS’ LIGHT & POWER CO, 25,Fe5" AVENUE Phones independent 7s” | snoppnic conten SHOPPING CENTER 10 Hours Per H. P. SEATTLE CATARACT Mce and Wo Cor, Seventh ave. Beat WF YOU WOULD AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT In your Ginsnes, u rou to Tae eettany neeety, ke, invite, you to call on ws Uptical exteblishment Im. the “We # BO RUEEF-Work In our method of Mtting. EVERSOLE OPTICAL COMPANY 708 Beoond avenue, New York block. Phone, James 1901, And Hot Water Bouth side Colman umbin stret bt) ptgr®