The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 21, 1903, Page 2

02 98 rere BY STAR PUBLISHING CO, THE SEATTLE STAR WHO'S IT IN SPORT \ Seattles Finest Suburb EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY | | ut i g yr eenatg eens | (Not Written by Themesives Business Last Week| The Transfer ppea z ae pres A Pion cart < © port t Puere Men’s Sults wre ’ Fear Men’s Suits ) ren $ GOD MADE HIM, THEREFORE } wo oe Wa © } LET HIM PASS FOR A MAN 3 wonder of what | S Secmeoemin mn meet gems | Only 7 Cents | nae cee $9.85 | Bye for some of the creatures (hat stalk the rth i the form and } Per Day -~_—-- semblance of human kind Wiitlam Caswell, of this city, wae born of women like other men. Buys large cleared lots on graded street, city water, ete, at $50. up. | . . 5 that other ot Terma, 88 down, 60 @ents per week 1,606 lots mold and 200 houses built as ‘ He grew up probably with th and advantages tha ie tena" fo Geen, Won that mand tow dann ce uve i6 YER CUNT. pis Woo ‘ } wife. NOW THAT'S ABOUT ALL THAT CAN BB SAID TO THE | 400 MORE HOURES at once. 160 men are now double tracking th ”w . . oe car line thr lman City, plenty of work for everybody. Larg CREDIT OF ERD BAN . 7 new houses to move In sold for $26 down, 110 monthly, Why | The other day he appeared in court and asked that bonorabl » | throw away oying rent. Own Take W | SEND HIS AGED WIFR--the life-long panton of his Joys and sor ington street » City: B-cent fare Hinck 40 | rows—TO THE INSANMW ASYLUM. He said Tie WA TIRED OF WORKING FOR HER; SHE WAS SICK TOO MUCH and he W ANT WM. C. WHITNEY ED T ET RID OF HER Wm. C. Whitney, top-notch aiple- | and made it the bivelie n . g } . | t he oat That was his plea to the court. He MADE NO CHARGES | matist, premier statesman, Nape P. do it. . 4 AGAINST HIS WLPR, and, had been unfaithful, unkind or undut of finance, vorperation ouneel.| Whitney doesn't mind « few re- M 5 P. fu he would have mad the most of that situation. Hut he ov 1 t * the wrink f car J ti verses and has retained Jockey Rod en $s ants " ath Bho was 1 © @ Jeaebel + a ah, " The|forn at & salary of $12,000, with a} say one word against her, She was 1 ; th andl retaining fee of $15,000 to ride for Men’s All Wool Worsted Pants JUST A FAITHFUL, HARD WORKING WIFE who had been the toh thing |him this year, and he hopes to get 5 in all shades ¢ athe mother to this man's children. She had during her married Ife [lke @ mili fol-|back all he lost In former ‘seasons, finish; from... practiced self-sacrifice—th® fundamental principle upon which all hap eae =u wie Pha dco, ve “ piness, domestic and otherwise, depends eee tee os Coe oe ; joing Famous Arctle Steamer Men’ Sh Bhe had become old and feedie, worn and wasted in bady and spirit | country hose jockey” by w sare tide Se en's oes ror kin, oy h n. She had loved, honored aad obeyed bim through be = more mney with one he > f hie “hae & . fand sewed row t, etror reagan ly n! |ihan he did with his Whole string of |junkeand the ones that don't er rf eaithroughout, strong every eag and storm. mor eeht furlongs in Gold els time re coo See Yet now, when the burden of a life's forbearance had overcome this |” Ne verthel a oe tem ie wien = 40 to 16.90; now : frait and long suffering soul, he wo uld cast her aside, humiliate her and | ¢ * laat | 9 saith the former secretary of the crush her womanly pride BY PUBLICLY SENDING HER—A SANE /and dug out of a | Ravy i M ’ H t ( WOMAN—TO THE MAD HOUSE JUST BECAUSE SHB WAS SICK en’s ats They say that marriages are made and sanctified In hea ad “guaeaaspanauetsceesexcen | sold ovt wal condt that is eo, William Caswell erected his household abrine a mighty long | tion of tt tern Washes | CAPT. MASON Hats rth $2.50 to $5.00, alt » cleaned up and styles and shapes; now . s 1 with Call way from the hymenial alter i HOW To BE feat . , Aa bis Wife with trembling and toar-< ned eyes, told the sourt her . | fornia alfalfa and wheat hay The tee cisats civanaeun ave, prance reed cd a A MANAGER & »: EF eee ailing vune Ist, Gents’ Furnishings t@ he had any money for her support, he croaked, Yea. I MAVE —= fo “WHovesaue PRIces All greaticy reduced for this sale, MONEY, BUT NO: ron HER |B "Old Gor “ Pore (These prices are . * ny 4 “re > , P : ‘ ‘ ee a ee yen sendlecee, Slee” Packer *Ghicage Writes tn mw wir™Pylts Sie aur iarer nowy: | Passengers and Freight Booked for Golovin Bay, This Great Sale Is Now Going on at BMootices veins of such a human monster? What kind of « fe | per cont bie! ne 28 oF White Mountain and Council City on the { abecess do you suppose be has where his heart should be The judge plainly showed his sympathy was with the poor woman | while his contempt and disgust at the brazen inhumanity of the man | were undiaguisedt. | The court refused to send a sane woman to the mad house and fo A gool many young fetlows envy thelr bow because they think be muekes the rules and = be pleases, Aso fact, he's the ¢ the shop who can’t Vream Mea t—-Cow bent, Tie Ub) steer beet, ioe th; pork, Me ih; vesiie Hrevintons Mame ITye; bellies, trea, Bigs. Vegetables Dreamfast bacon, FOR RATES APPLY there was only one thing left for him to do, SEND MRS. CASWELL ‘ . the Hurbesk potatooe. i i TO THE ALMSHOUSE to b red for till she was able to shift for there's renty of Yakimas, sags swer Th beh herself or until she was beyond the further need of human imi a er ees enn bab an So SHOE & CLOTHING STORE 1517-1319 FIRST AVENUE One-Hail Bock Nerth of Postetties | tien. ‘There isn't much more to be sald about the ecene in court, The poor | woman with her silvery hair streaming down over ter shoulders and | to keep his feat on the wire alt the time and travel straight ahead. vs $1.40 cane; caulitte r, HGLD per doa: cabbage, 12 por jeowt: spinach. The per box rhubewm 331-333 Glebe Bidg., Seattie, Wn. es sobbing as if her heart would break, tottered out of the room a prisoner ot Dy i a paragon + - ib near ar SpE gf OEE den era gS tm the custody of An officer of the law, while the base, inhuman coward, the manager has just macy per box, California ’ the shoes on her feet were shreds, looked on without pity or compas- | Me cen make ruses, but > Reliable — Cheapest | he ho can’t af Green Fruit, Old ablished and Bet sion, nay, rather, he smiled and gave a sigh of rejief that he was rid ia. 4 oe Pigg dt cow baa Lemon, ingen wg . Wh bli we —< largest and most pba wb» mr ot her. He jeft the court a free man, privileged to go whither he ’ w le a bows simply ry oe i i 'e ve = DI ay meh on ene te i me SRATrLR, os cance oars Sass crib, ne SE Fd would, caring not how the woman he once called wweetheurt and vowed before God and man to shield cod protect, fered among the strangers it is a faith that must be backed yo West mow besinnare es6 sedes ts whe are ners fede bed those usder him, and thers 0M bananaa 425004 ‘per bunch jane oo Sein oo ot a ee ave be heap of reaponsibitity tm being MP! fruit, $2.63; comb honey, tke mr | whe must tn the future be her caretakers, 1B better than the neat fetlo pound. up by good results tion to maintain? oe > FOR pyent irs eb SSW Cass 19 BETES = fs . RIS afi to RUSS, Sto yeten Karey Boating = . preg ger Brexten unr ys an ee ae Dh ar It'S & atory that reminds us of the mythe of the cave fweimrs, who | ss _—— Gashed out the brains of the sick and feeble of their tribes wasinet the [I rules are too hard fh ay. 1 tae eruel rocks and threw their bodies to the vultures. Dogs, nay, even mind, you oan bet they ae hard for the clerks whe don't wet half a0 much for minding them as he does. There's no alarm clock for the sleepy man like on carty ristn and ther wolves and tigers have more pity for thelr kind than Caswell showed for his wife. If the man’s actions in this proceeding are to be taken as | an index of his character, be is a dangerous element in the community His example ls @ serious menace to the greatest of our established In- stitutions—the home—and he le of no more value to soclety a4 Bow con- structed than the hole in a home-made doughnut. Of eougeh, cotta, 0 Ghek a ample i Just a small part of » May, Grain and Feed Whenever it see rect? fet Hy] Oats, $33 ton: bartey, $38 ton: THE COUNCIL'S DUTY AND shail be satie- oa the box seat—pou must have [ RReee SET tom: chap, fas@98 ton a every man under you hitehed ’ THE GARBAGE PROBLEM } “or'™ Gp Fant and well in hand. You Mo Rastern Washington timo ~ ~~ plained why P. b Sort eons te 2 Calitornia alfaife, 519 ton. OG. Yaw. « private parang with limited capital, can bulld and operate a needs & special PRICES TO PRODUCE GW CPERA q garbage crematory at a profit while a big city like Seattle cannot do so, plil {Theee prices are for gente == ORA geenk eines” Leading Hay and Grain OUSE + the taxpayers wil be ready to listen to arguments from councilmen When you fix up a snag little feltread, freight depots or on the deck *T " n Washington timothy, sas] CRA Cort, Mer, Phone. ws rae Fonte ¢ ton: oats, tat 't tals omelets) ton: whent, $46 ani TONIGHT—LAST TIME | — thie city.) against the municipal ownership plan. neat for ® Plymouth Hock hen Mr. Yaw is spending both time and money in trying to obtain bis j rT fricame age because she docen't 9 = right off. Bometimes she shorts, $19 (on; middlings, weitthe per mimertom, fall om awe |Citizen’s Gas Has the name and gives the results witey ks, ie; live gowns, | franchise, One of the best lawyers in Seattle, who admitted that ‘was working for a fee, appeared for him fm the counefi last night, lawyer rang all the changes on the assertion that Mr. Taw wae t ur md toe little red pep- ten ton om tw eeeking an exclusive franchise, nor 4 monopoly of the scavenger bust per in her food. Eger, Poultry and Livestock % seme. i don’t mean by this that you i. freat Ps hh. te per dow What utter foolishness! ere want ae ver ee mi Hee duet e s er oca ws he ware eaves p _ Ss : = Does any sane person in of out of the city council accept that state- tee worst. soreaamniier han ais atten, “wee fap eine song - ae: ment without at least the traditional grain of salt wkin. A hundred men will for. (8! seers. on tor. —k gl] y | ‘ - ait give « blow in the face where OMe Th: kegs on foot, Sue ib si “ ight! ‘There is a nigger in the fence,” declared one member of the cownci! oe ea ty My i Py BB &, de Ban | When Knighthood Wes in Fiewer” ‘The Star agrees with him. Bombast and rhetoric cannot take the place eateem. Tell a man the (uth ~ A Splendid Production THE= a ind of argument, and if the council will only take the pains to poke ebout about himeelf and shame the Vegetable and Green Fruits ame tm the fence corners the black man will be forced from cover. devil ff you want te, but roe Derteck potatoes mati, wie crs _PRICES—$1.50, $1.00, 7 50, $1.00, 760, 500, 85. 2 as won't ghamé the man you're (| '™as 812.0 ton: nit B. - LIGHTEST ‘The Yaw garbage franchise reads prettily. It ix apparen’’y as free from guile as the cooings of « turtle dove. Therein lew Its weaknens. It fe entirely too full of appareot philanthropy. The council should heed can start hint on the road that trying to reach, because he fatwa, hes; squnshon | AD ALAM orca A Beatties | won't believe you. But if you Mi" ese ba, at Sener: eal nouse asin pk the warning sounded thousands of years ago, and beware of strangers will a a? the truth he's S T AF TIZING who come bearing gifts. Mr. Yaw did not come to Seattle for his health elenty eS ry Ae. ae himeeif before anyone else ‘Another point made at the council meeting le worth noting. Mr. |f him out a oe rrow and Thursday Nights Yaw's lawyers fiercely declared that the scavenxors of Seattle who are Consider carefully before you Frohman Pregents | nay a hard werd to @ man, but : > ¢ 4 chance to say & } First time here,” 3 o > jin the dramatiaation of Westcott's | sou COMT, _ pay ‘ame ‘ ing, he said, more than he himself could earn in his law practice. From $25 to $0 « day each, he declared. ‘This is important if true. If garbage collectors who cover but « lim- ited part of the city are making fortunes by collecting garbage, why need the city hesitate to invest say $75,000 In a garbage collecting sys- term before the hot weather makes Seattle «mell to heaven. Can any city counciiman answer? Another thing. After Mr. Yaw had been ali but granted his fran- chise two Beattie men came forward and filed with the council! a writ- ten offer to accept « franchise to do the city’s garbage burning at half the maximum price fixed by Mr. Yaw; « franchise, moreover, for but Ib years, whereas Mr. Yaw holds out for %. Clay Chi Cotta, ven” Tile, Fire Clay, Ete, of the promptly. Denny Clay Company OMce and City Yard, 420-424 Weller et. thing that was ever Greene ot by the rashest enemies of Mr. Yaw's scheme. she porns iwents-tre wetes PATENT ioe = Pht » $1.00, Sc, 600, poe EXCELLENT \ SHARPEN A BRAND THEMSELVES fo Atutkcratkns THAT STANDS FOR opposing the Yaw franchise had a monopoly that put to blush any- ovel, ‘The scavenger wagons eoerates by private parties were each mak- DAVID HARUM 1S MADE FROM = weeks in Boston, six weeks in tions must be called for ‘The greatest muccess in yours All PERFECTION Mutton ts expected to advance within a day or two, It is scarce now and of poor quality The California orange trust suc é What right has the counctl to hesitate a moment tn turning down | coeded in raising the price of thet : Fourth Mr. Yaw’'s application ia view of this fact? What injustice, pray, would | fruit # cents per b the laat M-inch Blade Self Sharpenin: ‘eye at re ned Lg a ” iene Wee " J : ‘ de , . Wa, the council be doing Mr. Yaw? Has Mr, Yaw any rights paramount Villa Mower $9.50 “THE CHRISTIAN” Novelty Mill Co. — Seattle, Wash. P. O. Box 6% to thone of the other 124,999 people who cali Seattle home? Presented in a manner never before Phone—Main 21, U-inch Blade Self Sharvenin, By all means let there be competition in the scavenger business, if Villa Mower yaled tm SS the ine it must remain in private banda, but why let it remain in private hands? 18 and 18% cents. -inch Blade Self Sharpenin k % i rit er Th: or Compan It is the duty of the city to care for the health of its citizens juat as met sognd timaimy hay Villa Mower $ —— much as for their lives and property. It is the duty of the efty to do ite | , B00, own scavenger work, and thereby safe guard the pubile health, It tx ! Coton Sunday mat- CHARLEY'S AUNT.” the duty of the city to DO THIS ALWAYS AT LOWEST PossInLE 12-inch Ball Bearing & THIRD AVENUE THEA eR Ker eros INSIST ON HAVING [Tess ENTENNIAL BEST” FLOU ‘There is but one course open to the councll. If it really desires to Ge its full doty by the public it will lay aside ite friendship for Mr. - | Yaw and all ot with axes ¢ immediate and | COST TO BACH HOUSEHOLD. Mower iéinch Bati Mower 14-inch Russell & Drew, Mgrs. Phones -Matn 667 PRICKS—S0e, Me, 300, favorable action on the resolution Introduced Iaat night by Councilman Murphy, contemplating the establishment of a scavenger system un- Ger municipal ownership. Another Exeelient Attraction TONIGHT And Tuesday and Wednesday Nights, _ San Salvador is mad beenuse arbitrators have ordered it to pay a claim for damages, but It announces that it will pay by “hurting at the Claimant a little gold.” The claimant will probably be giad to recety the gold, even though It comes wrapped in contempt. The wrapping is | Tomorrow, Wednesday. The Much Tatked-About Play, <ES , : : ee coat saa choad a sect Wacom 7 | Spelder & Hurlbut n " MAKES LIGHT, WHITE, WHOLESOME BREAD AND PASTRY== —— ee | ‘The impression that the VanderDilts have never done anything t 5 * Ca | ifornia rit distinction except accumulate money is effectually removed since Second and Union | ra, Sacob Vanderbilt has opened up a New York store where women | | ed may congregute and amoke cigaretton jptino AVENU! ; THEATRE eae Teas, Coffees and Splcos Atlanta ls wondering how a young bank clerk who stole $99,000 could Butter, an and Checee. have epent 10 much money. It would be strange if it were harder for {fm %! Seeond Ave, near Madison, | Special Noxt Friday and Saturday < — bank clerks to spend money than to steal it | RYBODY JOYS | TWO PERFORMANCES ONLY USE IT CLEANSES —— | IT BLEACHES PORT ORSHARS ROUTE Good Coffee Two negro boys under 10 years old were arrested in Kansas City for stealing 4 horse and buggy. They sald that they w IT DISINFECTS ‘Young Corbett ‘¢ merely taking @ |U, & Navy Yard and Battleships. t ie the crownli lory of an ride. Full-grown gentlemen have made the sate plen unsuccemmfully. teamers i sik. We cae tee Tanaed blend i . “ Athion, Inland Flyer Port Orchard, Mocha and Java’ that money {|CHAMPION | ¥RATHERWEIGHT IT IS CALLED “The ruling passion at in death” pund fre oe Mord | can and with it PURB OF 2 WORLD, nr ‘x Di m strong In death’* has found fresh filustration In DAILY BXCEP? FRIDAY, on | And a strong company of vaudeville the New York woman who stood before a mirror to shoot herself Leave Seattio—é 2 Mirs. Joliison’s A DEMONSTRATION reign: nny, fm ee | Anne Wash Bremerton—7, 8:15, 10 and 12:30, 1:8 4:90, 6:80 | Dp. i. | ve Sidney—6:40, 8, 9:40 RICES tr rw 1320 SECOND AVENUE }11:26 a. m,; 12 noon; 6 and 6 p, WILDY & GODSTRIN, Mars. Leave Charleston—6:60, 7:60, 9:60 ATHLETIC PARK Phone Matn 1202 N and 11°86 a. m.; 4/45 and 6:60 p, m. | Sc FRUDA Ys | yacific National League | ‘The only first-class vaudeville houne | ve Seattie—é Yand 10a, m5 | we 2:80, 4:30 and 7:30 p. m. | in Seattl R AML Leave Bremerton — 15, 11:46 | roNtatines B ry Day | OFFEE ag nave jaan? and 11:26 a. m KoAve RAFAEL, Ventriloquist. 7 \ AF On the quality and making of ‘Madison Theater. Cor, First avenue and Madinon ‘st Soap And the beauty of it fs that with either lukewarm or cold water it ls as effective a@ with hot water Try it and you will be Ploasantly surprised at the result. Sold by all grocers at So per cake Flour Hammond Mill- at the IMPERIAL GROCERY t428 sroonD Coffee served—no eharge | Sunday, .2 SPOKANE VS. SEATTLE , ism. and 6 Heverett $:15 a.m. 2:30] Admiasion 260; Grand stand fhe. Gates open 2 p,m. Game com man Dock, mene i B. 8c SOT, Mar. CHAMPION 1c, ai m ‘ Leave Charleaton—7:50 und 11:96 TOMORROW | PT 6 OALEY, Skatoh “ve ing Compan emi f: and; 6 ® on | Renowned Dancera, y 0 torn ation THE GREAT HALOER, Juggler. | Ss W. J. BERNARD Cc e YUNDS “AND po es SUAL PRIC Matinee, except Sixth Ave. and Oli ening and Sun- | Seattle, Wash. IP GAME. )