The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 11, 1903, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUBLISHING Co, OFFICES-400T and N00 Bev enth avenue, = BEVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY e a " jens 1a Matin 1080; Tadley enty-five cents per Business Department § a One cent per month, detly t-Sunset, Main nts per week, oF arriors. No tree e People leaving the city for thelr summer vacations ean have The arded to 28 cents ver month them without any extra expen in advance. et out-of-town nding orde ole address, the ent, and edition wanted 2 ed time the pa Ar haw been a por ry, wat tt t @ Just dow ta safely be invoked in settting the differences of capital nd labor is still an open question New 1 has a compulsory arbitration law, In many instances Was t found good in the tweniture trade made a demand fer more pay efued to grant it taken b 1 wanes toned thelr | Gactories, allewing . by | : # tha furniture, pay t? nit duation ¢ cheaper than they could manufactu dor the new shown haw turers are playing @ game . t wit) be f say faila to wok | ply and demar . and that |@fter the interes yere alike, Is not @t to hold @etmice It is w fact that work, that face | fortes are closed, and A h diwtrens. | Compulsory arbitra * as ite virtwes. IN THE AGE OP BIG ENTERPRISES é 4 len, this to an age Gt big: euiterpetons 3 ‘The naytvania Company te getting ready for ite new ter Station &: New York, That means the wreckage of entire blocks . Buildings; churches are to be ht Warehouses, dwelling by the } Quséres, great stores—all are doomed to destruction. In a short time Dulldings worth more than $7,900,009 will be reduced te plies of brick @nd off lumber, while thousands of persons will seek new quarters ‘This gone Into the heart of a city and sweeping aside block after Pook of buildings te dig, even in @ thne of big enterprires And the terminal station that Is to cover the ground made va- @ant will be a world wonder. ‘TO Dulld it and its connecting tw Millions upon millions will be expended. it & & good business sigh) = (“There are shrewd mos at the head @ the Pennsylvania Company. They ore i business © make money. The fact that they are ip vesting fabulous sums at this time @ e¥idence of their belief in continued business prosperity ant the tu ure stability of commerce, They spent now to reap their Mnancial @eward inter. ‘The attention = nome of the timid one’ Bove the word CALAMITY Of this one concern. with their individuality, originality or strength. They come on the stage and go off im ia tee re flected light of Goodwin ORUXIMAN magnificent cost “When We Were Twenty-One wih be gives tonight. RWIEVES' “FENCE” WILL a? Peilerd Lilliputions if. Lp) Ma ces SB ES TWO YEARS IN COUNTY JAIL/ The Pollerd Lilliputian compeny Seattle theater tomorrow might, en ite Initial a prosestion ‘The Y ‘Tre years in the county jail and & of $100 and costs was the sen | tte oun posed oon ot chiidren wine, i spite} © of immature years, are said to be © coedingty clever Veudeviite A complete change in the bil! now #ppcering st the Frmpire Perk the- _ [ater will be made Begin weft Monday evening's performance. Mc } Ewen, the hypnotist. Raymend & Clark, Conrermatianaltsts, aed Ar ‘hur Haha, Australian among the new acta. “Not Guilty” ‘Tonight wlll close the eight week's engagement of the Sanford company | at the Third Avenue theater. “Not! Guiity” has been well patrontaed ali! week. The Third Avenue wilt be! dark for the next six weeks Lesehi Park Vaudeville has evident!y obtatnedt a firm hold on the amusement lovers taniety, the same sparkling ¢f-|of Seaitie, as ix evidenced by the eacenc® ef eppertune wit, nor| crowds that have patroniaed Shield® same magnetian of inimitable | vaudeville at Leecht Park pavilion ES @ Week ago Was overruled. Driximan's entire family, conmnt- Ot & wife and something leew &@ dozen children, among ‘hem Brown Gaughters, were present court and wept hysterically when Padginent was announced. baritone, are “The Altar of Friendship.” ‘The most impressive feature of the Summer Suits in grays, browns The |and beautiful fancy mixtures, spe- je tol cial sabe priew, $1250 Toklax, Min- cut the best there was inj german & Co “ ira, Dest witty Ter cust of tig | ne Nat seeme itke 9 fish out of i Again, It may be that he fe Hh sufering from the effects of the wt throat trouble that interfered | @vith his Sacraments engagement. | ‘The play te anid to be one of Mude- | @eine Lucette Ryfey's bewt. but at her fame reste entirely upon hat Goodwin put into the play it left ber hands § ft would, tone capabie hands t madinertty of ft only the uptifting win elevates it to the plane Tt is & society comedy. qand the cast te well selected for its, |. bat at the same time is the Whole show. The| tmprees neither Adams’ Teas and Coffees Are, the best in the city. Our Coffees are roasted fresh datty with the latest improved Gas Coffee Roaster, Our Coffee Kouster is right in fall view. Call and look ft over, Ask our saicamen to show it to you. Its worth looking at. W. B. Hutchinson Co Cor. 2d Ave. and Union St. ADAMS Teas, Coffer, Spices, Butter. Rags and Cheese 1 Becond Are. cor Madtson. na trace arms: regwar HIS SKULL JOHN MAUSEL OF SEATTLE, KILLED IN GAN FRANCISCO the new pric haa in hte and wer f% be le strike be & suiting, Sv. pees” for peace, We if 0Y 2 te Mw othe the . vad “ WITH HIM a ‘ ts bere by directed to the plendid optiodtam | MAS, OURFEE'S SUICIDE FOL- apandence.) — ‘The steainer the, Sie theater week ron wa ~ af ee pe head hye "| Cray lapring she husband and w SMASHED was literally era snd death was His he by the f MORTALITY RECORD feath of « dont ¢ the Bin: emer t NEW “AND ou BULGARIAN PREMIERS — i (he Macatenians « measur overmment under & Christian ge ror Vf the sultan refuses, Will find H dithowdt to restrain # Rulgarians from motng t the reac ONSTANTINOPLE the Cd minister of Bulsarta, ds the issues of pone ¢ Valkans. Just now of thetr oppresad Kinemen sere order IN DEATH LOWED HUSBAND'S DEMISE AT RAMPART ' DAWSON, duly Lefffectal Corre fret upriver) “ ire ce tenet arriving | YOU SHOULY TAKE ADVAN TAGE OF THE OFrFrena MADE FOR meme oust. Glassware at Tempt- in Prices akon. Mere trading | company Parreent . Seen Alaaha eB known in tater ite F te Py the lame Berry Bow! Store open vill Th p. m. Tonight. MEN’S HATS latest blocks, regular $250 and 200~ $1.50 Pure Exyptien Yarn Sameer Underwear, in black, blue and 4 er. per garment #16, $14 and $26 Man's iutiegns See them In the window ite l-ineh Giese Chesme It Me Y-quart Pooted Water J tor Croquet Set Made of selected herd wood. painted with lab. b-teen Second and Union Pettit’s University Addition 3" Pettit's University Addition is located on Lake Union, A canal is being built which will connect this lake with salt water. To this fact add the extevsive improvements planned by the government on Lake Union, and the many large improvements that will inevitably spring up, and this University site will soon make a metropolitan city of itself. , Situated on an elevation overlaoking the city and Lake Union, with graded streets, cement walls, city wa- ter, fire hydrants all in and paid, one block from car line and school, 90 per cent. of the lation composed of professors, Seattle's most minent and prosperous busi ness men, prices $50.00 to onde per lot, on easy terms, makes this property the best speculation or home-site in the City of Seattle. PETTIT & SON Main Entrance Arcade Block 1317 Second Avenue ie { way he may as 4 soldier put if at the head of 4 Bulgaria * His propoas! to Turkey ite, alla) Macederian discontent by & H ' leclf sovermment, or at least a Geeent ‘ Petron re by wide wf T. Maurer of BH t at he Rock 1" att They were GENBnOUe rhe fe om, Mows Tumbier ae Bngraved Tumbier Se Gass Tumbler ze 4e 4inen Fruita, to mater Be We Footed ty ineh Jeliy Se We s-pint Footed Water Jug ibe palleta, 8 pores, comutar . sis Spelger & Hurlbut First Pier 4 pm “1 music wee At Ge te Spinning for bieycle re: ‘ ng for bleye a | AMUSEMENTS. GRAND HOUSE i HOUSE Yh JOUN GCOKT, Mar Phone Main & LAST PERFORMANCE OF | : GOODWIN vamaue McCLURE, in |\“When We Were Twenty-One” y ‘ $1.60, $1.00, 760, 60+ RECREATION PARK Pacific Coast League BASEBALL | | Tomorrow oa KLANDv vs. - SEA TTLE Grand Stand _26¢e Extra GAME CALLED AT 720 P. M. Take Virginia or Cedar Street Cars me | uae | 2a agement oreante EmpireParkTheater Cor. Second Ave. and James St. hange of bill, n the line of “VAUDEVILLE leginning Monday Night there will be a. Note the array of High-class Ta McEWAN, The Great Hypnotist RAYMOND & CLARK, Rapid Fire Conversationalists, BUDD BROS., Comedy Acrobats ARTHUR HAHN, Australian Baritone BROOKES ELTRYN, Soprano Vocalist. TOM HILL, Musical Comedy WELLS BROS., Musical Comedy and Banjo Players ANDREWS & THOMPSON, (peratic Due SADIE REYNOLDS, late of the Pollard Opera Com- par IMustrated Songs. NEW BIOSCOPE PICTURES. MATINERS WEDNESDAYS, SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS. tists, NIGHT—oc, Matinees—2oc, toc. Pacific National League Athletic Park BASEBALL Tomorrow San Francisco ys. Seattle Gates Open at 2 o’Clock Game Called at 3:30 Admission, 25c. Grand Stand, 25¢ Extra TAKE jAMES STREET CAR Benefit Recital The Wayside Mission Hospital Monday Evening, July 13 MR, EDWIN CAHN, Violinist ; Mezzo Soprano; MR. ARTHUR ALEXANDER, Tenor; MRS. HORACE “Armgart” Admission $1. FOR the Grand Opera House MRS. MARTHA BROCKWAY GALE: “The Silent System and 00. Box Office Open Monday 10 A. M. GRAND : -THE Richard J. Jose Minstrels RICHARD J. JOSE SEATTLE’S JOWN CORT, Mgr, LRADING Leet THEATER Souument, 65 America’s Greatest Contra-tenor, The Twentieth Century America’s Polite Minstrel, Minstrel, WILLIAM KELLER FRANK CUSHMAN | MACK The Phenomenal “Bostonian | Greatest Singing First Part Basso,” Ever Organized, WILLIAM McDONALD | THE JOSE OCTETTE Acrobats, THE LEANDO BROS. THE WORLD'S GREATEST._ 40 @> MINSTREL STARS <y See the big street parade Friday and Saturday mornings. Band Concert in front of the theater preceding Each Performance, Great Comedy Seats on sale Wedr ? Peienn hm 75 See asc ay oday and Saturday Botn rrones Main 43, TOMORROW NIGHT a 6 Week. Matinee Wed- nesday and Saturday MORROW NIGHT SEATTLE’S LITTL® FAVORITES Renn en ee POLLARD’ | LILLIPUTIAN OPERA COMPANY FIFTY TINY ARTISTS. HEADED BY LITTLE DAPHNE POL- LARD, IN THE FASCINATING MUSICAL BCCENTRICITY “THE BELLE OF NEW YORK” First time anywhere at these Summer m Front rows, TSe, Balance entire lower floor and balcony Gallery ¥ Curtain, £:25, No one seated after 6:36 il after aet 1. Leschi Park Pavilion... EDWARD SHIELDS’ Sumer Vaudeviiie ‘The Popular Lake Resort. Take Any Car to See the Great Ofte For Next Week . sep Ee = Opening Tomorrow Matinee a at 3 0 ‘Clock ll-Great Acts-tl > Greatest Vaudeville ill of the Season JUST THE THING FOR SUMMER AMUSEMENT Prices 10 and 20 Cents ES’ NIGHT MONDAY. WAG WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY AMATFIIR NIGHT FRIDAY ry Z R'S BAND bLiser sie sf& FT ESSE EE TESS t Ste. FSEIB=es. | Trt. Trelsr.