The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 9, 1903, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR ny AR PU RLASMING CO. CzARIMA NL | UMPED TO DEATH a ie oritionlly The Sta STATION MN BALLARD EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT TeLBPY MON Re SUNDAY $10 A mon Butter, Cheese, Lage, Poultry Lan eit ueen Arne $ Lorruw CHARAC “ ©, We RILY IN YOU the | | Bpeoialt he ate will vusand ty *¢ One SUICIDE Hundred oun Expend ULAR KNOWN TEMPORA sPECTA wut SHOULD BE wnt IN SCHOOL |." " pee Sap oped aaa na John DavseCa, H. HL Gee WILL A RARE OF FERING Capitol Hill to Cl lar Piano Dealer asa Resident Of Women’s Suits From. the Annex CRIME AND THE LAW IN ENGLAND AND AMERICA CITED FOR CONTEMPT Bargain Friday f MAKE 7 |THE MARKETS | m the Popu ty te by the tn Hie ene of the Sew of the others > Mare be London has @ne to each It What ts the shown tm this ¢ Respect for the law There te more of it « fan't a joke arneanitt « s made bi wthih ye date fot ed ¢ and some as is this record it woher rderers has up to © been acquitted have x ne murder to each 260,000 Inha wwe and the exce logic of the figures ntey ? the atte fut CLAREMONT roms the wat means on the ber tgidty and abl competent 1 forced The laws are ¢ commits a be reas sure that puntahed There Tha ie sory deterrent of re A tit ream as he # * 4 great rime pull” tp ngiishova dock and met trial the Respect for the law, fear of its theme marveloun fle hat m the United yall our ed tm the mma’ names, b And You Can Choose Fancy Fresh Pe 1H at $15.00 lowa Creamery ! re moves pipes ute of tac a > || gi SS a 55c AY> “gp 4] [Spelger & Hurlbut} "= = nant ee Fianque ( inghe irep on the cout Suits of binck and white tweed, trimmed with bands of same ani ornament tal buttons. winh in the ms Suite oo 16 in no olty Here, ean with certainty say alty,” until the \ ictin t ehance of escape ‘eit carriage feat the Koya) Blue 4 naee oat ‘ler, edged Ms wit fa murders lew ally pu te always Just Two Pounds ADAM’S and and awe ends as there is to enf remember that passing, is well to Seoond and Union ngs in the United 8 is always a severe Snoqualmie Power Piet Rates Per Annum for Continua ous Service. 10 Hours Per H. P. A NEW TRAVELING RULE chou one a, me | The Pennsylvania company has adopted a rule (toon fea ond Aerd- playing on (ts At firet Diush t looks Mke an» On second thought It » * There are several thous When they buy a railway ticker they semen they have purchased a train and the As soon as the train te in motion a band of Kindred spirits te re- ruited. weve f 40-roa mi ture the sult attthetion Y spectal offerings ndime from all over howe Ave . Mastinon tratns. hat yeault an ¥ nrty ke & wine regulation aman hoge traveling about the country w wet npre that righ‘ of the rest of the passengers, Ribbed Vests, high eves, worth — ibe, Ye metling at 20, se Ribbed Vests, with 0 eeves, worth kk BONNEY & STEWART ng Kevbaim ny % ERT = (7 Minutes by Car) Ey ot 5 € CATARACT COMPANY, | | searrce mm. nd Works e and Wor endo & Eeaensein Cor. Seventh ave. and Jeiferson at. 219 Bailey Bullding pti, RE j roe Dente al Work, Le material only. uring an = | et and ex- Telephone, Mate 18 Meatthe Wash == FO-PLANO: NY AND FAM cards are produced, also ral bo'ties and 9 * opened the talk m with therm, om berreor The scene. Including Jokes that are, to aay th them have ciiid to having their Ii do know how to be reap: Oh, yes, there will be talk about Me ures. You wouldn't think of taking @ driak in the pub’ Waiting room. ff you aid the paticg would prom . eher & ton counter there ts jet and parents almost : the 4 of the few traveiersowho | on ply Vou! BSE Je ones wite WN PIANCE PRIEDIMUICT AU « OF SAX sehes, white bone handles en, worth 60, for ta er Safety Pins, worth | cs ps janes bars, 3 Da "oO Soap, lamp samitied Our | . perfumed, for 2ie. Jentiste of long | berry White Floating Sey ¢ here to perfect | latest scientific bath, worth Se, at Rubber Dressing: for 10 Comba, worth table. | rah | BERL thet one © | Laake I iN, April ven Prin miau. © od the 2—A diepaten fe ~ of Saxony wt oxt week, and that a ree they « na re aitbure awe and goody. geedy meas yttve with um. Painless Extracting 4 iting Operating ¢ wi ame life an it he Bax to encourage the pr o take this cours betes 0 too ee ut slow » FIANCE'S PHOTO ON CHORUS tera ons Ef GIRLS SKIN TURNS GREEN, YouCanSave si00 ExPOsED TO tty 6f a ratiroaa | @ ain . ter cr fore maples friendetty ee . Mive-sions with that same waiting room. Because you would think i carry Nor would you start a p me « personal | berty Then why should you expect to the presence and to the annoyance respected in a walling rom? Respected Virtues in the one place then the other if you will think about that ntw Pennsylvania rule and the wives. mothers and children whe travel, you'!! admit that it contains a« little hardship and en immense amount of good. Jo thome same things in a car { the very people whose festing you ity lignity are no tess a Side and UNFORTUNATE RESULT OF HAVING PICTURE LIGHT ABOVE DECOLETTE CORSAGE k Lace and ‘kings, in ber the od for five yearn, ach a ff ato! Simplex Piano ‘Player nd we « f halt « doltar aha vent Sherman Feac NEW YORK story of @ oh faithful and flokie aa Bhere of a dram Sula,” aated manager of the « : Bleck Lace Striped Lie Btockings. all fare. te Childrea's Bla cers Enamel Crowns $200 Silver Plume Crowns Gold Crowns - noe ) Gold Fillings. ... for N ( Small THE DEWEY INTERVIEW va What 4id President Roaevelt say to Adr a © bey in eer who plays the part The Suit Kingste ral Dewey Pan operate; most perfect Did he haw! the admiral over the coals for t im which our navy was compared with t ment of the latter? ‘What did the president say to the hero of Manila bay w o@ him in? A Washing advised Dewey to deny the interview It is to be doubted. Roosevelt is not the sort self, and he very well knows Dewey it made of the same It would be easy-for Admiral Dewey to say “The in ow was to tally unauthorized.” Many public men do that way. Like the parrot in the story When the reporter prints what they said they repent and ile mbout It. Cwnally, nothing ty such denials. The public seems to know Dewey i not that sort. Few seamen are. think an@ stand by what they have salt. Perhaps the off admiral now realizes that he was a little too free in the presence of the sewapaper man. He has never Hked the Germans very weil since he wanted to blow one of them out of the water in Ma nila bay, but he knows that it is not politic to stir up a fevling between the two countries, Dowbtlons the president simply cautioned the brave old salt. —_—_—— The Star hae received &% communication from a member of the Ha vation Army objecting to a statement to the effect that the army is chiefly depend Of course, referred simply to the work of the army, tedly kept up, by voluntary contributions, No r vas trtended to the members of the army personally. They undoubtedly earn their own bread besides giving their mite to the support of the army's char ities. at published Interview many, to the @isparage hen he call in costes: vt voileve the presid of a man to go back mpon an interview him et of stuff, they talk too much hav however is gained They say what they contained In a recent edttoria ha The whieh is a¢mit nt upon Star ‘ —_——— A St. Louls park commissioner has prohibited plonies in because he has discovered that the sait water from the crearn freezers is killing the shrubbery omthe grounds. A great row has tol- lowed but the beer gardens have come to the rescue by offering to commodate the picnickers. the parks —— A cigarette stump started a house fire in the new tenderloin which unfortunately checked too soon. If cigarette smoking could prohibited above the dead lin there i# no particular reason why even the fie department should meddie wif it on the other side, be Rome is im the throes of a gre genuine Latin enthusiasm. The rine to the suspicion that an Italian work. ich easton of enthusiastic rather tucted with riots gives play than laborer would RS. RN RC me BUR chureh President Loubet was The American JIM KEENE CRIES QUITS + YORK, Avril is said to have covered hi jonees and will «co gland, where he has leased an | tate. He will take @ vacation of several mont Sa ome FUNERAL OF | HILL RETURNS MRS. PORTER) PARIS, April Horace Po Gas Office ONE BLOCK FROM THE SHOP. PING CENTER OF SEATTLE Citizens’ Light & Power Cg. PHONE, MAIN 1186 INDEPENDENT 76 1425 First Ave. a greater abinet DECLARED OFF PORTLAND, | been deel NEW on Semnen | nP Or. match April 9 tonight RK, Ape Jamen 1 from Be ” liner funera 1 port this morning from Li was Very erpool the ha Nanee on her ake. skin thats pining fo not mine,” declared the rn Mise Sherman gave the photog abinet photegrap! of her the photograpber began work by sensitizing that por tion of the skin where y wes to be placed. To give an ac-| open space. arate idea of where the Hikenom | we fin was printed, it th only neceseary to | glassen te gow Hut unfortunately thee spera glasses showed that the we derful ploture waa turning green - ' tress | grew worse and at inet wan only «| hurried to Manager Kingley's office | shriveled green blemish. Aine Sher- | to show him the revolt man moved her garments further “Heavens,” eai4 he, “1 thought it| north and after the play started tr MAY FAVOR THE i eet ES, son ROME STRIKE _A FAILURE ur ture The pictur wil show hotug nan for Then VISIT TO PARIS tt is official Rawerd w PAIS, Aprti 9 od that King sont high ow Miritagn shereby ° at The concensto: air and comling stati in return for facilit ited Mates navy, tewiniiy wid the fei when in West Indian waters. Many more shops are op and the military authorities vi of the siiuation arrests have beer ROOSEVELT |". cacti IN THE PARK 7 « AN OVER-ZEALOUS REPORTER «+ ARRESTED BY SOLDIERS, AND HI® PET DOG SHOT CINNABAR, April 6.—Pre Ro: 1 Naturalist Burr eft MMe park at 8 terday an repr arremt whi qwart “ pet orday There are two oluxses of peopl the world: Those who live tc oth who eat to live. You liveto eat” kind of cooking Taititer-Grand cafe, at a price t you will feel wii } You wil Uk idea in Vogue here. sident |2rder either an mugs | 8eRe” portion, VEYMOUTH, KF r mrock's inder Might ¢ At Half Price 60 Suite for oye dny hove Knee Pants Boys Capa, » $4.00 Suits for tant . Lewis & Co. . Cor, Ist ave, and Cheggy street, One Price to All Aliko— $250, $275 or 90. en dollars cash and & nth buy @ny one, Wp. m, SHERMAN, (LAY & (0. ™ Saturday, Senge rane: | Main41-46 Office, "628 Vat PLUMBING And Hot Water Heating. Pine and Estimates furn c, SHAW & uth ‘wide ‘of Colman Do Columbia atreot Phone, Black $21 The American Clothier, | let ave, | Agent for “Keystone” union- made Working Fag and Over- co., ik, feat o' of presen on Small Musical Instruments happption x of alt DS. JOHNSTON CO. 903 Beoond | Bankrupt Sale At the Globe Clothing Cor wonderful success, te Ernst Bros. Telephone Jonn 68 | Refurnished and refitted out, now open for business. | Hickey, Prop. Occidental « Main street, Seattle, Tele The Touraine Hotel through: on TOWRLS, ETC. nants of Table Damas heavy Seotch make, =e day 6 #0-inch off botled Tu od Damask, value 660, Friday 5-8 Heavy Cream Napking yao 0, Prigay, $1.49 yf Stevens’ 18-inch unbleached Gat th 12%, for 100, Bleached Cotton velue T¥c, for éKe, Silver Fillings. 25 2 Material BRIDGE WORK (per Tooth) only The college fees of skillet Jen- all work. Charges bere! material only. A 10 years’| guarantee with all work, | Eastern Fenty less Masonic | 8:80 to) value 12"gc, inch Cream on “ree % Sum tay. Be Russian Cu, npany's Store ends S Overcoats $6.75 " ceo Mackintoshes worth | T Globe Clothing Co.) 1003 FIRST AVENUE Near Madison $15 Overcoat an $ro. Mackintost a M ackintosh Next to Palace of Sweets Shoes 95 cts $1.65 Umbrellas | 45 cts | Saturday Night. It was the sale of the Bankrupt Stock of M. of Judge Hoyt for next to nothing. Many thousands have benefited by it. A Rare Opportunity to Purchase Your Easter Clothing | $6. 85 ' DREBE GOODS— inch * b he Condaline 11.04 inch Black Taseta Bik woe $1.05, Friday, 9c Imported Pongee Sti, with em broidered or grenadine — = ular $1.00 vatue, Friday @. inch stik and wool toe Waisting, worth $1. . 32-inch Cashmere, tte Ay black, special Friday 1%, A tabieful of Dress ry colors and w choice Friday for 5de, All wool Mistral Btaming te a and black; value 7éc; on a iday $9 GLOVES-- Ladies’ Lisle Gloves, id pieces Ribbon, 2 to wide, all desirable colors; Friday 12%c. BELTS Women’s Belts tn two lots including values to 50¢, for other values to St0, for 0c, uckies, value from 490 t #¥% be. FURNISHINGS— Boys Shirts, with collar or destached, with soft oF collar, Friday 50 Men's Golf Shirts, black stripes, plain colors with front or without, attached ed cuffs, $1.00 values, Men's Hose = o's pala regularly 260; Friday. Boys’ Sweaters tn black and 0 stripe, all wool, Friday KERCHIRFS ace Trimmed ¢ lawn, morrow, This sale has been a Rosenthal, boyght . for Buys Strong, Service- abe Shoes, worth $2.00 pme 20 different none worth je ehoice tomorrow at nes, yard Buys Good worth $2. Shoes, {8 SKIRTS ne Dress Skirts tine and ray 8¢ sae to $2.60; on sale Friday. Oxford gray Welking me | with the graduated ted bon spectal price for Friday, 683% uys worth an $1.00 Suit worth i Twmbrella PETTI | Merce | black only day, $1.19 ISHIRT WaAISTS ae Wash Waists [n all coloreamegy ea, worth up to $1.00, Wil go? lay for 69 MUSLIN e ‘OATS ‘ed . Satine _ Pettlonsts od value at $1.60 FF Suits suys a $15.00. NDERWEAR— rs, trimmed with ia worth 680; on wien tudieed 7 Friday, 490 ‘ jingham Aprona, w 150. Con, and ribbe | day 88 Musiin Gown worth Te: fe Pull sixe 1%, tomort CORSE Bigin Corsets in pl nd drab, in the ¢ form, short th & for Fv Corsets in small giaos 1 and bo. 19, i val W 31 arner's 00, Friday, Stone, Fisher &Lane THE ANNEX Seoond Ayanue sity Street, Unbver