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

THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUBLISHING CO, HVERY AFTERNOON EXCKPT SUNDAY TRLEPHON IS Business Departinent-Sunaet, Main 1060; Independent 1138. Editorial Department-—dunget, Main 1138 ¥. Menard Wella, Bolte BF. Chane, Business Manager OFFICES ttte—1 Seventh Avenue York Court Buildlog AREY ° Kaprees Building ont per yi six conte per week, oF t ente per "eo 3) , tiera, No tree copies: Subscribe hanging + address Wilk please notity this office at @ MAIL sCnseninetns athe ate when your subseription expires ite. of cach paper, the change of which to a subseque eipt vemitianes, Ne ¢ receipt is sent unless t at the Pos at Sea Washingt an matter _ ee ae “ns, teem that aF ew Owns STIONS FOR } after pondering + lone and deeply “SMa SULLWAN TO ANSW’ tens an 3 the salcon bomand wine room evil Chiet of P Bullivan has deter ned to put those twin institutions of the clov ef badinent” The Star called the ef's attontion many weeks ago he bea ¢ head of the department he tntearity whieh he had w would do well te pay closer attention to the facts that are called to his attention by the public p There is the Midway crtb house, for example yoh longer Goes the chief Intend to ~ that plague spot to ¢ It ts true the chief has placed himself on recor raving ordered the ground fieer feature to be eliminate wit the house tw sttit wht offen and te nightly the Mecoa of sight-neers in search of the vitest Qn the vilest quarters of the city, Why should the Midway rematn open entit Ite managers see fit to raise It abowe the atreet level? Why, tao, does the chief continue to wink at the sale ef liquor tn violation of the state law im those okt tenderloin resorts, the People’s hall and Clancy's theater? eanse the newly paved district below Yesler wey can theater and dw No pledge to de carried out while those dives remain open Yet Chiet Sultivan and Mayor Humes months ago gave the business rien of Seattle their solemn promise that the paved district below Yesler way would forthwith he made fit for coupation by fegitimate business enterprises. Are you going to act, SOME KNOCKS Mr. Sullivan? THAT WERE WRO! fost made « woluntary The New York World hes and at the same time humble, apology to Attorney General Knox Once upen a time Mr. Knox worked for the Steel trast. He got # big salary, Decause he was worth it, When he wos made attorney gon eval, he severed his connection with the trust, * and an army of politicians who do There are some news: not Detieve in honesty for the sake of consctence They n't see how the ex-trust lawyer could proceed against trusts They refuecd te give him credit fr intesrity, for strength of character and purpose—tor anything that smacked of manhood. So Mr. Knox was reviled and cartoened and pictured as a trust protene and them roasted fo a turn, Hie good fatth, his ability, Din Geaire te do something were doubted When be publicly sak’ that no constitutional necesmry te enable the government curh «monopoly, himself the target for a Job let of vilitieation, Mr. Knox hae vindicated his judgment and hie character, Hoe haw dealt the Northern Securitias compeny what may be a death blow, ‘There ien't « doubt that he could heave hud several miltions tm cold cash Rad he destred to betray his trost. ‘The World has apologized. It was a manky and honeradle thing to da. Some more newspapers and a good many men, large in po- Lition? itfe, owe apologies te Mr. Knox. ‘There is too much jumping at conclusions Im-publie affairs There are thousands of men holding public offices whe scorn the wrong and live the right. There are poor men who might be rich and will net be- cause of thelr natural honesty. Politics degrades some men, Dut it Goes not make the square fel- low @ crook, by any means ‘They say that every man hase his price. ft destroys faith in humanly. amendment was te be made dimhdnes Srtae oe ‘tiink 4 themsetves Decause of the rine that rests “withain them. 1f huneanity would read anc digest Matthew 7)!, there would be more justice in the world and less cocasom for apologies. DIVORCE AS AN INDUSTRY Unmarrying has become a business of seoh enormous proportions that intense rivairy bas sprung op between Sioux Palle, where it is the chief industry, and other Seuth Dakota towne that ambvitiousty sdver- tise superior advantages and mcurer privacy. Evidently, there is big monde tm the business. The period of rest- ence required makes custom fir boarding howses and the court fees make publigirevenue, The diverse te to a county town what summer dearders ave to many another, and the “season” ls practically contin- uous. ‘Thas far Sioux Falls has had almost a monopoly of the business. Its divoree colony at all times contains many wenithy, evrell and some time soctully important seekers of diverce. The town has only pbout 10,008 residents, and they are largely ocoupied im caring fur the comfort apd entertainment of the quests. Such @istinetion has Sioux Falls gained through ite novel industry that titustrated pages devoted to the colony have become a necessary feature in every enterprising yellow Sunday newspaper. Thus all other South Dakota towns have been forced Into the background and their ambitions bitghted But the very glory of Sioux Fe le proving to be the town's undoing ‘The limelight of publicity is thrown ao steadily and so strongly upen the colony that seerecy in securing diverce there has become al} but tm possible, Divorce-seekers who have fine feelings, or imagine that (bey have, evade the town as they would one infected with a plague. And other South Dekota cities are taking advantage. Some of therm are advertising highelass (actifties for the comfort and convenience of divorce seekers and In addition they guarantee absotute secrecy. One town has passed a strict ordinance prohibiting nawspaper carte- spondente from plying their nefarious trade within tte fimits, This tewn promines that patrons will be safe from unpleasant notoriety. Even the surpassing advantages of the town, it iesolemnty promisad, will be con- conied from the commen berd, 10 (hat meme but the most exclusive aad aristocratic divorce seekars will be be found there, A great industry is this of relieving the marital woes of a nation! —— The New England manufacturers who are worried over the emigre tion of cotton manufacture to the south, may reflect that the ratetng of the race question at the north may have something to do with it. There i significance im the fact that while the north has taken [t upon itself to aattle the south’s troubles, the south is serenely at peace The Missourt state senator who finshed seven $1600 bills just after the legislature adjourned, is to be brought inte court. This is not proof that having money ina crime in Missourt, but i is indication that the lawyers think he has some of it yet __ Mark Hanna has been telling labor unfons that all men are equal. Of course, for the moment he had ove: looked Tom Johnson. Eighth Friday Special Mi: Suits $18.00 _ Thirty-five distinct patterns of the most fash- ionable styles. All sizes in Youths’, Men’s Stouts and Slims, You may be sure of a perfect fit. See vere es Toklas , Singerman QUEEN ANNE FLOUR HAMMOND MILLING os. Searms your Glasses, we invite you to call on us. our option) establishment is the only up-to-date, iuaive option! establishment in the state ue weronuse there 7 no guesswork Im ovr methon of Atting EVERSOLE OPTICAL COMPANY TO Second avenue, Hew York block, Phone, James 1301, Remember that | SEUBeEeeeeRnCeORseEEEseN GOLF AND BUSINESS "THE MARKETS of the ortt that the rest of us are all (he thotce cute ter Hay and Grein Washingtoe Cmoghy, i oy = Tepe wwe oe wen ms eres ayes chuct steak when you get them 6 tam) bran, - Pve tried two n j Bunter me |@ or three of them. who had gone | UOC \ ee TPE Dont for 12 yards has Friday they'l go The price many of them high- at prices ranging We affets Fib- mit: |e PLAID RIBBON, are handsome iy ornamental "Old Gorgon Graham,” Pork oy Fg egg pts “ Packer, Chicago, Writes to . yond } . flat . Hie Bon Pierrepont 7 —— a Will be son ne. feclings are the only noe that B)Q"007. a1 ff M rong niange, se op tae! hon tee seek From Around World § vrovocty in vinw county tw wor | ncrittee your soif-reapect, bat B evened ' ‘ ie are ae ee THE SALE OF, w must Keop tn mind that th . puty Bheritt W ne haw read S B diner the position the broa nr WHOLESALE PRICES y Smith Left How He « jiet of surtesy and wid * A ’ ~e age nq . 4 Poses et gethe fie | almer’s ock|) or sll this is gotng t Provialene The grave-diggers of ty age - Just as © to prone Dr. 1 ' tak much tine and thought Preah Moat w beet, Tio Ih) at a wi rthe “ ' h | busts alee 4 ae t ’ 1 eu ~ Vegetables < w his aubje ant 1th enaman a A 1h P ; . toad 1.98 per sack euler sport, bigenh. He's he pad pt 4 yp Ss at a » the middie andthe |" fo. per . wie: Se. | o . ~ Nat at th f of th ae “ \ ai a oe f ‘ cama, Let a young fallow wh 4 ' rm, $2.80 por dom: Un)l Jat Stanford university HM «* hasn't much dayiight to waste . > “ 4 vnlons $1.00 Special Warning aay Wad of Hate eutnek nee Fruit, Ete. t buy Standard O11 stocks, it's| Arthur de Mayo ; of mutee a man should have Lemons, $3.0093.60 pee bax best © get-rich-quick hem a Amert an heiress He ways hile & certain amount of piny, just BH) Snes . 82.2563. per box “applon, 7. ow fa Last ting house but * tee entitied to a pleee of . . ancy ’ “ 4 ME geste 4 ~ Seat hae enet at nla diner, bot fg) bananas, $2.7663.26 per bunch; rape to ki 6 Francis || Jackets, Coats, Skirts, Waists and Other Articles be dont want to @ ° meal of | ogy Pe ts j of Ready-to-Wear Apparel Begins ES IR a at Oor Store | and thee fellows whe haven't | ’ Ban job, except to blow the old man's dollars, are a gued deal | ithe the itttie mlagers in the p on a fair—they've a-plenty af pastry of attention, but they've got 4 | peer te ime w I AT 9:00 A, M. lL want to caution ~ right HI Eee even, See ihe oie — This stock has just been purchased by us for a fractig ’ you'd smoke those Turkish cfgar . of its value, ar s all new and up-to-date—eve Bite, Swinton smn tke tre tn The Annex Will Have Half a ee ay - , a i all new and uf _ TY garment ig the fertitiaer — 7 rv. Y u're Hundred Sales — Wrappers a re en vought for this season's business. ig tad hag heey ape Worth $1.25 Will Go for 63¢ oe , re, on ¢ known in every ¢ t «0 ow Seattle, and the class of goods he handled ¥ HB hunt up the main herd af —Other Wanted Merchan- f » 2 : - , or f- sods he hand W - a credit to ba imself anc s trade $ decision to retire fr . Te “Grech ovis tate in dise Will Be Priced Lower {J Simself and hi is dec : rom business veue thinte we Raves"t Gay os- jf came unexpectedly, and at a time when his store was stock |B etaty tn Amert rn © of , rt t for (oman ates hon hun col — if ed with the best that Eastern markets afforded, He natup- we hawen"t ang comtety th Chi | ally came to us, knowing our outlet for high-class merchan- » far on ture of the day " . “e ; > ee S eenannion dise, and we bought the stock on account of its high char. | Mine cent mea spending ore at half price, . dollar cares in one ph a | acter |B another; and the rulew that wow h sale has ever been seen Monday morning will bring the opportunity of a VWfeting orn he game seem to he ° ore te loys. ‘ 7 1@ vame tn all three places—yor H ' Th wr spoers are of percale, tn/f for every woman to secure the finest articles of fomunime ap- i ’ ot to b ecomda nt to be! good atylcs * entire stox Fhe ‘anty difference ie that. tn iat ideo rapes te parel for about Murope, th who mad Wr worth $1.00 and $1.28) maney en. b heney, te per as.ow ©) wilt b © Oe | fly could 4 Wrappers worth $1.60, $1.75 and} o HBB so tong that thay ha » Kage, Poultry $1.98 will all go at 98 } hie shop; tn New York he's ~e ia hele Bale is for Priday only, & to 6} = eoent that they can only pre : fairy w York rel gciock, not loner | tend to have forgotten it; but or dower And in addition to the Wrapper they can't lose It aun, full erenm ala, every de ment will contrib 4 tor te hustling sn, brick mk II1.| ute some great for the day [ff the stock verde. 1 want to aay H right here that T dent propose Mfilive hena 16@TIe f9e KERCHIEFS, 100—~ to be an apoestor unti after I'm Wf) live qeem, tlc, dressed, ¥ blew The jot includes some 10 different 4 toad. “Them, yo want tw have Wi Ten’ tein ook Peed ‘ Ee ee ae ol See Sunday Papers for Interesting Details one fellow oer grandfather hehe ret. They're made of fine seid bad whisky to the Indians hiwn and | res@tiy at ie each: } wheat, 127 tom nd wei y ' : comp intn the foun, yom ean sont jy] beam FF ton: shores, $39 wood “nawed” or the ¢ will be lowered tof sone tate § room, you can sa $20 ton, Rastern Washington timo ateert and Twen } ov) course, T may be off fm at a Lae by tag Fem a The Baty, W Se Californie altatta, ve t tm th wp, becaw : 7 8 ae ‘4 a Tite out sty nn ime we | PRICES TO PRODUCERS Pg yk ig Mod rately Priced ' people whe (hink thet they are _ tons Fie nelilyg A. : widthe and patterns are included in s . in the office but when lane te, the planed oe \ you separate thew from thetr ee he richoot panhde of tie One, i] Ot 8100 ter Colt Rasher in cane | money there's nothing left, not A Beattie { thets ue was fully recog seat to $75.00 for masnive Rockers even Wiely frien, ante @ You can buy any color to in solid mahogany. | — a stick of stove|™ 2 i] Solid oak, golden polished Is the From “Letters from a Sett- weed at him, Dent 2 wood used fn tulkt?ing flustrat~ Made Merchant to Hts Bon.” diame him | led ed Rucker, fancy cobbler seat should inaist that pandsome jew at. she ene cheaper wth the regulas price, weapons. Tomorrow they'll go at Ibe. j Rurbank potatora, native, | o in all sorts of fancy sonanepaaaamaare Yakimas, $19 ten, care Young millionaire Meinae of Mon. ih 260, will go for 150, Go to — for bicyete repaira,| Bative onions, erape tana never saw Beattie. oe com | Spinning OOS ane bas; comb hooey. 144 ing Raturday, He ohocld punte thene|38¢ LISLE GLOVES, 2e— Onl le ae autions iv hie bhok of “Don'ts Theme are the asked-for etyles, fine { es vom jewelry to Don't cask checks (or stramen Yale, 2 clasps, chatce of black, white Colonial the depot of @rey, worth She a pair; Friday | Duntip, real eatate, Mt Unton Bleck | fom, tmeoa one POPS tween oF | or j ott | Union trout in Green STOCKINGS — 4 an reeter of the ¢ at Washington, to thy TWO PERFORMANCES ONDT t bette Young Corbett CHAMPION FEATHERWEIGHNT| “Schooner G trons OF THE WORLD, - . f And « strong company of vaudevitte| PF arta Prices—Lower floor, eony, US gallery, & ‘Thureday, 14 4. m, 31.00; bat- Meats on mabe ® amorted Ballers, with copper bottoms, worth from $1.68 to $1.75, to be clawed out at..75e Me Well Served Broom $1.23 Food Chopper Scikirk Toilet Paper, worth ¢ packages for ic, Friday, # Mop Stick, also Attach SPRCIAL FOR FRIDAY Boys’ Golf Caps Regular 25 lene onty mes x and 30 | H Matinee Every Day / i Peatort DAVE RAFAEL, Venteiloquist RAPFT & Sketoh Artist KEuty ae ‘a KELLY. care. THE GREAT MALBER Jugeler. And Big Company, PRICHS Mattnee, except ening and Ban Stoneware at Cost 196 2-Ib. Butter Pot Ibe S-tb. Butter Pot Pot UBUAL nday, 1 ay M 9E Mentor JOUN COKT, Mer. se Main 6b MAGNIFICENT TRIUMPH. STOMT LAST TIME. fea Frohrian Preaenia we. H. CRANE, PLUMBING And Hot Water Heatin Piaie and foriaien orb In the dramatization of Westeott’s Cc. M. SHAW @ Novel, South ‘side ‘of Cotman Dock, Columbin street. DAVIO HARUM Phone, Black 331, ats are going rapidly, te ae PRICEE-$1.56, $1.00, Tie, Seats new on sale. Reservations must be called t promptly. THE BAKKR THEATER 5. 5. Exce $8 & 5S. Santa Ana Salling In “THE CHRISTIAN” i = : ‘pm MARV ARD DENIAL PARLORS All this week and Saturday Matinee No fretant we., Collina Bidg. Summer Pricow—t0c, 0c, NOON bour of | Gor. SecondAve. and James St, > © Company Beginning Sunday matin the change stern « no PLATES laughing “success “CHALEY'S || sailing without notloe, nN &. E. CAINE, Cows Age Phone, M i. 618 Firat ATHLETIC. ‘PARK Pacific National League Avent Feito #8 SPOKANE VS. SEATTLE|.. «nev at Gold Crown as ani 83:80 We will carefully examine yo ih advoaes an wion 2c; Grand stand 286 dates ? p.m com teeth and tell you in advance exact ly what your work will cost free of Game 23 1600 } SEATTLE RATA cr COMPANY, Work Cor, Seventh ae Jeiferson at, we e 46:08 p,m. further Information Phone, Pink 11. KIRK’S nasi”ave 3) appointed bisbap of | Kibbe has resumed practice ee 15c Each Navigation Co. Carr nska Pacific . Soman ana’ tineiea Gaotee Seek These are Combination Chemise § =—as Petticoats, good length, good width, | FOR VALDEZ tastefully trimmed, worth §6e; for | The 8 allfeg at Juneau, Sitka, Yok Friday, e. 5 juceena of the Bon ute KAYAK, fEllamar and RON. COOK'S INLET POINTS. Se WHITE & ey Hom frorm Arlington Deook, PORT PORT ORCHARD ROUTE ) lake The Stecking store offers an un- 3 MENT Don't in a fire alarm just to| usually fine opportunity for thrifty | e wee th © rae bayers tomorrow—Stockings for the ; Fow't let strangers look at your) whole faintly can be bought for ¢ wate wok den u 4 Special — Friay and Saturday if w can Saute Conon Hows, ite i i Nights, Rt. Rev. Mgr. O'Connell Inateltod Friday, 6% | en's Black Cotton Hone, white feet, worth [Te, for 17%o. Wemen's Black Cotten Mose, al- et equal to most Be stockings. iy @ pairs to @ customer; one day btark Cotton Hore, tm aie, for 1 x Fleeced Mi for 12%¢ raw SHIRT WAISTS— Friday*s selling three tables © been filed with Shirt Waists at 390, 4% and 6he, They speak voi umes as to the store's ability to buy and sell for Joae than most store: Ali colorg all good styles and VTi Children’s fine ribbed, 1% 4 Golovin Bay, Alaska Famous Arctic Steamer BABY COATS, 25-— Rotled. nt they're m Intended t pink, Jlttle tow, what matters, since Enatieh Pique and! wash easily, Cholce of blue of white, small sixes for choles Of the lot for 36a, | CORSETS, 25e— | Odds and enda from various good selling lines, form priced at ’ while they last, 26¢. Warner's Creseo and BR. @ GQ. Cor- seta, wien 18, 19, 20 and 21; worth $1.00 ~ 1 $1.60 « petr, ‘ter Toe, : f CAPT. MASON DOMESTICS— Shirting Prints, worth ae wlarty 0, will ge for 3&o Outing Flannela in light x, x Salling June 1st, 1903 — Passengers and Freight Booked for Golovin White Mountain and Council City colors, 81490, | to be sold | ched Sheets, sine } ped, worth bbc, Friday at 390. |78e DAMASKS, S5o— | Heavy German Linen Damask, 70 inches wide, cream bleached, hand- od FOR RATES APPLY some patterna, worth ; will go Friday for 65¢ H Cot Huck Towels, size 16x26, worth 81-30, will be sold row at So, | i tomor- | | WOMEN'S 85¢ CHEMISE, 650— Good Lawn Aprons, with a deep m at the bottom and wide strings, | orth regularly 1%¢; will be sold Frt y at Me, Where the public has faith in a name it is a faith that must be backed | up by good results Citizen’s Gas We VESTS FOR %— ne Sleeveless Vests of Jo tom, Wom ribbed ex worth Another lot—Low h Me, will go for Le. and Pants of fine Reyptian| worth 280, will go for 200, NOTIONS | Curling Irona, be. to go Friday} | Neck Sleeveloas, | mt, ents tton SEATTLE, OMUNDS AND | Safety Pina, 2%. . ‘esscaialt enert arr 6s Nail Brushes, 4c Has the name and gives These Pricos for April Only “T. Three round trips daily, oe the results Teeth powitively racted and fill- & m, 12m, and & . ed without pain. No charge for THis AFTERNOON ti1b am. 200 | pain: extracting when teeth are orde I ota Fillings . 75e| Admission and Grand stapd for . Silver Palin Ladion Free. teil Torel 19e Coat He 250 Writing Paper, per bow, Ihe Whisk Brooma, 10¢ BOYS’ $1.00 SWEATERS, 65e—~ PAINLESS DENTISTRY Old Established and Reliable~ The Best is the Cheapest We have the largest and most modern equipped DENTAL EY ne Ie, | — | | charge, monogs of 8:5 Roys’ Wool § snr in SE. ue : SION: . . ; joys’ Wool Sw . In re ATTLE, Our for T All worke sprentead Goin 7 CHAMPIONSHIP GAME Leave Seattle 8:16, 9, 2@ and! navy and black, with white stripes’| ou want new Geisndte wall Siete as ee a re toda: ort 1 45 ‘ 0, 8, 4/30 and! worth regularty $1.00, will be sold| morrow to expert to " 7 SENTISTS Sundaye—8:00 a. m. to 2:00 p.m. 4:16 pm. Saturday only, 11:20 p.m.| Beonomy Day for ébe. g.renutation ory ggellapandiadiadaionrege cere, que: camel a Sunday, no trips at 6:30 and 8:16] Men's Cotton Sex In blak, with i Set and Fit Guaran ule Rave just reoatved trom Bl a.m | white foot, regularly wold at se, for| Crowna, ite.. — TEETH, e ower J. 8. Government Navy Depot Leave Bremorton—1, 8:15, 10 and! 17% Fillings that sfRy in a 12545 a. m.; 12/80, 1:90, 3, 4980, 6:90) Working Shirts, In black ver Flat Ra + Annum for Continu- 4000 Finest Navy Blue and 6:15 p.m. lwith white hair Tine strip Gur double tustise: adnate ous Service. All- Wool a ave Sidney=—6:40, 8 9:40 and) G00, for ae pever " bam) [2 neon; band ép.m. |” aten's Linen Lawn Kerohiefs, H. P. Aes i Bee F Shi Leave Charleston—4:60, T:bo, 0:80) winery Priday, 4 for Qo | WITHOUT PALI eal veeeek One e| Q i P. lannel hirts end 11:36 am: 4:46 and 6:50 pm. M Night Shirts, with; B8®¥ Ones the same =. Lady a wre 00 ¥ RIDA &. alle et ered fronts, worth $1. | tendant always of 300 97.50 and Drawers ° and Friday, se. ‘Ten-year written guarantee. No students, but nal eas re 4 ee } gd whl Oy Pi | | Bb o yeor 0 Foose’ toe. We are making a specialty of gold aaa 400 32.50 42.60 Indigo Dye, We are asking @/ a 5:20 and 6:18 p ™, sapere S600 to Sindult ue bout ele SiE-Wee 30.00 $1.26 each for them. nd 21:26 « THE ANNEX Partore 1. 2, 3, 4,5, 6 Union Block, firet door south Avenue and MacDougall & 'Southwick’s Houre—#i00 a mm % Street, Bm, Sundays tll p.m Second sity Corner Univer. ONE Fisher&éLane Dr. E. J. Brown's Dental Parlors 73.fes!