The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 4, 1903, Page 4

LAST EDITION BITTER ATTACK ON ORGANIZED LABOR nt Parry Writes a Sp@ch in Which He Ex-| s Sentiments That Do Him Little Credit Pres pre SSeS Na® al the right of being hiv own | Se Albina Clark Married a Man 35 Ine as to the » of time he] Yeare Her Senior shall work or wna hall do in the UUme prescribed Now, young lady, if you come} ¢ Parry discusses the anthractte| Ground here inside of a year trying i strike and laye all the blame on the ners, He attacks Mayor Harrison ¢ Chi@go, who, he says is an ane an ignorant fool and an ignoramus whose braying now and then ts taken Almost the entire address is sim: ar in ite denunelation of labor —— ALMANY, N.Y, Apri The | 000,000 to $ 0. ‘The corpor an Telephone & Tele arrangements for merging with the| Said he offered her $100 to marry o of New York Atm ertificates: Western Union mpany | D' ar a8 whe the secretary of sta b 2d — under the name of F v and 1 jawore that at .s re of an rriemtal wal After the ceremony, {t i# alleged The transportation deparimeat of] Delbovier did not give her the Company wt fefured to live with him as his wife | tne Pacitt and returned to her parents er did mot latter marria DEPOSIT - art that he tad lecetved i e young «trl as she had not cot Packing and him the truth about her name H apany F age as of public works to-| THETIS COMING HERE } } TU | San Francisco for Seattle this morn and should arrive In three days. + | ine i has probably received orders to eutnt he! summer Alaskan cruise | CIRC US MAN | Supe n r her annui Hunt was granted a divorce or husband, Charies Hunt, by Irtffin this morning ed with rting He then, tt was al reventh = @ Denny way and Madison street, for ‘| felted, } : ‘The checks were put up as ® guar-| ! antee of goo faith. Mullen was ; sured of her wis the lowent bidder. Te contract was } fect awarded to him, but he failed t Ahn Boy | a come in and sign up, letting the/ E E ar be bed pe contract go by default , sid - did @pt love he and | i d never live with * agnls Hunt wee eted with HOPE FOR THE |r: tancing Around Saicone—No- ‘Sow. The terious Nell Plokesolt Ameng Them COLUMBIA That the German ship Columbia] encountered one oF more] inst night, and f Another round-up of the saloons i | MARCH FASHIONS the upper part of the city was made jour women whe @ Na suffered much Fashions % the name of 4 new | Known to the police were arres journal publ tehed by the of the level maritime m on who are! the “aret instal ment of & £ gamoting on hee arrival. They who insiwts on W@Bring male | Story of interest, “A Romance of the | tend that the vessel is sttl and calls herself Harry Liv- | by Frederic Reddall, Anoth- is meeting difficulty in reaching ¢ She fe one the regular | ef story worthy of especial notice tw with damaged rigging. hangers-on im the salogha of North | “The Castle on the Rocks,” by Mrv. The Columbia ts now 6% days out! Seattic jarey Canfield. On the center page! from Kobe to Port Blakeley ami| Nell Pickerel! wishes to be a man, /8re half-tones of of the nwt retnsured at 45 per cent. land hax engaged in occupations euch | Celebrated actrenses. All the regular The chances are that the French@ns @riving teams and tending bar | departments are Ailed with iteme of bark Dr. Cousdic, 91 days out from| The police are of the opinion that interest to women The eariy spring San Francieco to Bydnagand rein-| punishment auch as is udually given | #tyiee are all gialyrately Mtustrated @ sured at © per cent. is lost. The|to men might tame hpg somewhat. | and the new Master Ha ¢ given average passage is 65 days A term on the city aang has | full page The publication te for weet di. noe been suggested. The police c aed i free distribution at the stere. her incorrigible. The other women who were arrest- | ACCIDENT TO led by Patrofmen Wilkes, Sprangie, J. B. Rothwell of the O, W. Mc-|Hadeen and Decker are Mlanche Ps Near Company, and & R. Wilson of | Brown, Annie Bmith and Madge THE SEHOME the Eddy, Faik & American Trading} Heath. The Smith girl is but 19 Co@pany of Ban Franciaco are in| years of 7 All werg pot in the od the city on business tn connection | city Jail and spent the hight there. 4 4 FA with the German steamship Como,| All are charged with wagreied. BD bd meen eeeet ie eney which is loading flour at Seattle. | as" @ ao ae Winks =4 J. ¥.. Waldrip's. wagotioe launch | SMALL BOY DROPS IN | Boctcie, saat might, the wiecrmet. Se Kingston was sold yesterday to the| L. Simon of Cedar Mountain re-| Don ic wm pocky blutt co-operative colony at Burley forfported to the police toda that 9] Her passengers weet given & Prater $1,260. |ittie boy who sald hie nine wes! shawing up. but other thane Hide for furniehing 66,000 feet of | Fred Wiover, came to hi mashed benmn. ep the part alae 1a “ lumber to the government for ship. | ward of the wittel box the vessel | ment to the Philippines were opened Onys | sustained no Calnagt. Var Age Binghar. home in| "rhe accident ta thought to have eine Spo genic somal -ond gece ge atrentre i been caused by the tide, which een sai ‘alifo r . y tropolts thie morning with 125 pas. | STELLA A SPRINGER TURN TUBNO Ue ree een oat ood ieee sengers from Seattle. She had 16 Ing her amainat the Diu. passengers from Puget sound ports The giant steamship Shawmut fiadivestok, China and morning D i ¢ Ci. sits bad marty, wees ancing Uiasses nd had not Gold t Professor Wileon at Ranke Hall Fang y and Friday evening» Pri- enone datty one @ Darkest Seattle ITIZENS’ GAS 80 Cents. Competition Is Spread- ing Citizens’ Gas All Over the Map. i Hit 2 Cy es ® Is ; P ° Pe] 4 DisTRICT ta oie 00% osrrict E light portion of the map--the part that Is Ti lightest--gets gas°that Is brightest at 80c. r) Ghe Block From Shopping at CITIZENS” LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY GOGO DLT DDSSOGOlSSOHOS OSS OG O06 0502 posnpssiettiiebiisddbiishicsnbdétieeeene eocescese SSONSESCHNA NEW DRAINAGE DISTRICT ‘WON GAME hin morning & & wuing propert Beattie Team Gtarts Off Badly but | Specials MAHION GROOM 16 MISSING | AN PRANCT ‘ } A “ information re a\* renee f aw an agreement whereby | eye* teated, Binee that time th f ay Up w that 4 . s | supe oe seurt t (he April ter - ‘ mm, jr 4, 1 yeu ‘ | 4 . a4 , Y ! Satur ad wothdrewn MILTON HAS ROCKY = \\nie0 ot oe : | MORTALITY nEcone | ROAD TO TRAVEL| "hues 24nt one yw) Mrs, Jennie funeral arrrangemogge are in charge | iene | SHE W. /ANTE *Dieoucas PROMOTED ecmitsed “atser | 7 | hue alleged acco: 4 trom the positic ong: | etted by a jury ter clerk to that ¢ treas- | RY! ieee y TODAY | ther’ wilt eat an assistant cane | 22, CURE A ‘colo IN ONE DAY eat ees “3 in the water (ax department at = , } LOS @NGELES, April 4—The Ar ° mete “CRABBY” BURKE VERY ILL |geis are keeping up thetr ning et $304 re ; ’ ° ier John Burke, better known by the kname of “Crabby,” is ii! at the Monod hospital he was removed from the 1 apne Mr. GEO. H WOODHOUSECO, 1409 Sec tore 4 | A. LAWRENCE 4 avenud, corne’ Marion Matting | the Newsboys’ Ur ynd Ay, last night We | 1¥e0 trom newspaper business, Apply 1 TL Rages 4000 Finest Navy Blue Flannel Shirts and Drawers Great Reduction in Prices Your Grocer Sells tt for 40c Ib. In Sealed Cans | A ie seine ai Receiver’s Sale of the Buffalo Clothing House ONY | GOOD T0 ure in purt payment POURTH it hereafter Is weling every garme RECEIVER’S SALE 1215-1217 SECOND AVENUE THOMPSON FURNITURE t their COMPANY, pod Sor cathe ts, the | . | 1427-1420 F conpors tions atthe of AN RAMAKER ai t cred. ot pata lividenda “sre MUSIC CO *<: hal yh, 1903. al clatens ed on or beleay mild a, Moved to 1406 ad A | DAVIS ADDITION | PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE Mut F W. MERRICK nion- ead made Working Pants and Over- The owner of Davis’ addition Buys an ‘Improved 7 in Pettit’s Univer- | es an Kastorn banker, in contract ing With we to well the p Addi in, ¢ eX sity Addition and White, that | | see inst the proportion of the hem, wit Oe ness col te Ga ta When we say impfoved, we m with cement w —_ the prt f withdrawing the graded street and city water in @ aid for Prices from | —— Heation j aoe from sale or a yoar that figure up to $ase, ac ling the*location you may aaa ior the purpose of s*ourir Ab ‘ 7 ‘. | 20 : Righer prices, We wave wo want. Then, there's the unimproved lots, selling for from MENU FOR SUNDAY Washington. | ns go 1 doubt he will exercise thie $y to $100. | They are all cleared and ready for building, | mated this 14th gay of Ghee entire bien ood * “ren. but have not the cement walks, etc. Property a ng this | DINNER utor ot the lant will pay 1 to be per addition without any improvements whatsoev ow sell- ent of James F, Ege Bape ne ng ae Bg ng for just double what we are asking. The lots are goxtoo APRIL 5, 1903 \H year. fr present prices ame ing j . ~ |] maindy tap advertising purposm fect, with alley in the rear. This addition is three blocks | connects STOCKHOLDERS’ MESTING to get the Gition startes OF © State Uni { one block from the Uhi A special ste ee right from the State University, an e rom | Bae se tie Cate Prices, while the present sale versity car line. It gives a gran cation is per- A) —— mena Y Company will be bed ons Dee jf] lasts, are from $10 to $260 & lot fect and the environment the best and convenient Chicken Mulligatawny—Gaheune bai j on payments of $50 cash and 4 r ra A #19 & month home site. Public school one blo ¢ the prop . The view ie the finest in Be- erty and judge for yourself The f t this’is the if} atte and the location two n blocks due north of the end of ily addition ever put on the Sea - where the Tl wicken Saute © in Prevencale ) of an amendment to | the Broadway and Fike car improvements were put in and paid f by the cowners. ff) Ravioll Genovates. of eald company a ae en tab aanaatee We've just let a comtract for two miles of cement walks and Grenadine of V: Petit Pols} for the inareane sf Sanaa 1h een on the ground ev ) ‘ . F. ustee of ai fay, and tomorrow several of other improvements are being rf das rap as pos Prine Rite of fect, ou Jus to eeven ab eee wang as fy Cer Oe we Fe om bene sible. ‘lake the University car liftieth street and walk one J) Spring Laind, Mint deuce of Incorporation of said ¢ flock west. ° Plat and other information at this office, ; Garden Peas. such amendment ts adopted, such addéfitional trustes ‘és Concee | and at said time in the REAL ESTATE DEALERS Entrance to the “Arca’e” | Lady Fingers: 202-203 New York Bock Fruit ¢ Cheese ‘i Where Monopoly ly Controls, A Sermon for the Shut Outs ONOPOLY discriml- nates and forces you to pay the cost of its fight to throttle competition. THE ae portion of the --- MONOPOLY SERVES AT MONOPOLY’S RATE---$1.60. e 1425 First Avenue phones Sunset Main i185, Indepondent 75